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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Temperance Meeting on Monday evening,
Nov. 18TH In the Chapel ia King st. near Hudson
at. Mr. wALfORD, SOBER JOHN, and other
speakers will address the meeting Services N
commence At ~ o'clock. DAVID GALBRAlTH,
President.
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\ UCTlON NOTICE -- FURNITURE,
/ H'.N'-, %r.-pANlLL \. MATTHEWS, \ t,t
$ D. Sr.s'tu - = .us'.-w II sell Tor. Dtv, NJ IN.
AS, - lev tdyk at 20! Thiri Nv loot, IN IA
.'' Yd IT, q quantity II hpusclpl ftu.t,ro,
''v'S, "" "l,u wuc, ~. II
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ROAItD AND ROOMS.

BOARDING - COMFORTABLE WINTER
~ rt,uH, of ,trIo ,s sizes, with l",rl :" 1T, hr
..tlIl men anil their WivI, 40 low phi, % l'
a. { u"Huut 70 Q u. .Hr i'u 30 uiilmHu ~ ladies' FIRE
the I,rlor At 10 Eyiu,t tom 1t, near bo,'cry Mo
..ONEDING OK 30 AVE \ FEW Y JUNG
- u..I,.ul' p,.,tliur'utci wiz gp'i up,ri
Ir ro,ur, nul tin-lv beds from 3! - ~ ~ lr'r
" uk; M @ snutl,upn oui wife anil ladies' nure
bit t,,ruil lali need ~ ply nj io1 east !Sh st.
c,t.d aN ni6 2lic'I0G
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SHIPPING, sc.

EOR LONDON-TlIE SPLENDID SHIP
LDSDON, 1t rlrr ~, T.. r., uuIs Nov. 10Th. rur
lu-.i, e In ~ yiu, NJ reduced It cruH" rites and
found, prp'y g. ll.JS q. ROCHE 80 south st.
uI- GIls
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STEAM BOATS.

r,nANGE OF HOUR FOR KEYPOhT -
\ Ia, STEAMBOAT kEYPORl leaves ~ If l'u-
son n 4 . ,'rlo.E T. NJ, TOR KryIHrt dr.'.. le.
.tuItint lay,s X ylnft ~ IS O'Clock \ " Il'a'll'
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The Peoples Union Association Of the -
Ward invite the scrutiny u the well disposed nt-
gems Of the wrrd. " the charact ability and pee
liar fitness of their candidate for Alderman, ubo'
n HARIEL, 70
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4 ANTED-l0 GIRLS ON PANTALOONS
~ mrcr o. sewing machine; good wages aul
,aj, wax also . giria tu le rn the trldc ais
a ~ class operator IN pants on Singers mn him.
r, rive trouble none hut god hands need apply.
AIRY NJ wniwurth n, Etst brooklyn, tn an
.o ~ from Flushing ave. Call all week.
Il F. CLARK.
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The scconi Manhattan nnIldlnR A,.oci.

.tion will hold ts regular monthly meeting on til,
Monday evening At Y O'Clock, Nv. ~ It the Sc
fetary's ofhrc, No - tkmen At. Business VI inn
portance will I've before the Association. All IN 'mherr
ARE invited n attend ~ "rdcr " the Prcs.d mt.
j. w. MESIO 500. u
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WANTED.

= IlAFTiNG WANIID-'BOlr 30 OR =
= l,to. IA OF z-lucu anaiant. Apply ~ ", n
.r,.r. ul 81 y
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A uCTIoN NoTIcE-M. DOUGHTY

"A Autt Gr,cTirs, Liduors &c. - Ou Tues
Icy, ut ION ',l-k, At 49, w.s' 2-tN ~, rrat Sh
Az ,u'-ir ui f"Hs, s5gDrs, spheres, n n =, sptIi,
c,uuc d, ice l.N, tN'urr-, shelving. Hn H. W tights,
ten yjIsi Ts, horse, wagon, Lara,Es, liquors, kegs,
&C. together with the urIa n. sprtmcut found IN =
retail piu.,iy. Shr y '-tiV". 1l6
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I OST-IN THE NIIGllBORllOOD or
"a Tie nnlr House, one 800 II b." ON the Farm u
aid Ci'if us - nj, LtE Hand, one $40 note ou
tUu Oc,au Bulk, New York CAY VI the hnl,r will
COLL et ~ W,r lfHI ~, u,y vii hc sui',' ly re-
N,ri,d, tni r.,i, lie thanks II q pow ~. han
10y. MIS-
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POLITICAL.
0Im ward-Work,pancr,. I'm

21m ward-WorkinGnen's Union Dcrse-
-" Club. Al a meeting q the above organiEa-
.. bolo Vt 4s2 Second az, cor. Of SOth 1t, IL was
trnani-nously resv.ys,.-sas. = mv.:!ng 20 acid AZ
the ,gme place on Monday evening, Nov. 18th, at
~'clo,k, ~ consult Rnd consider The claims of the
dGerciS candidates fr our suffrages at the coming
election. CHAs. RIsDEN, President. JOHN CAL
LAlIAN, Sec. Ill
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LEGAL REpOnTs-sATuRDAy.


The Cdsc of Gorion.--7he 4. s. re-. Nathan.
iei GDrd,n.-- Counsel Tor the prisoner on Sdtur-
d,y, moved for a new trial in this case, urging;
that there were d,l'c.s IN the Indictment Ia
case the Court wuull not grant new trial, 1t
was asked thnt certificate ot a division oi opiu'
ION be- allowed, 80 that the prisoner could TAX,
HI, case ~ the Suprcm' Court ut Washington
Th,rc b,iug two judges "n the bench to hca
the motion, div s,on of opinion may avail IN
prisoner DECISION was T,ayTyrd.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SHOEMAKERS WANTED TWO MEN,
- ono to worEhn repairing, and one to work IN
f,tcd hJyts
" Inquire at % Division st, NY
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THONsON-On Friday, 18Th lns- d moan rlom-
So, anitivr Of Prrtls'.ir", scotland ~ Il 70 yru7'
Ills r-lt.y.. ri friruts are respectfully invi'ri
q, .tt,pd tlo rlptr,l uu inlay m riiirf, l'ih
E,.t 10 81 . from his ,to rrsil nIS Al Gr"gn-
. - 90 a.. .,.ft,tt.,,
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BrOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This table Ia derived ~ conp.ripp q the Firrs
Bard slas each dAy -

Theirs was smaller business at the Board today,
but rriccs were sustained until the close, when they
h"csmc shade lower, a little Influenced perhaps
hy The news ofthe arrest board British stearser
# slidcll 4 Ma-rn. Government stocks we're lower.
Tie fSH Il 1881 declined y frr both coupons sd
rctcr"i, the coupon hvcs 4 1874, and the hve- ~
i>G6 Y. The BOND List Ia lower. Missouris havs
declined Y per cent; TcnneSsos =. The o.hsr
state r,"'ts wcr" Gui't Tut Arm At yesterdays
prices. The m"n'y m'rket presents no new fs.-
lures. tn" foreign exchange merket Is quiet and
n,minaly steady.
ON 'cl ,rgc t.lbv tho nrr market VA. a sh.d.
huner, with ouly moioratc iusincss 10 ng. whea,
| WIS ono cont. better with - moderate exInrt de-
| mrnd. Corn " ~ less octive but without nat,ris
% .ngo IN price. Pork WIS heavy and lower. Beef
.Iui,t and IN hang 4, AMI I.,rd dan.
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GROCERIES.

EXCELSIOR FAMILY FLOUR WAR
Eranted 10 suit, price 81. Delivered free. Orders
rec aiV d at 100 Fulton ave, and 82o Fulton 81
Bic kyn, and III Grand st, corner Of Tth st, VII
linnsburgh. w, d. GILLETTE, s0l Front st, near
FULTON PsHy, MIC A'lA9
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4 ICTlON NOTICE VI. DOUGHTY ARC
~ tiHu.,r. viii ID tlis day, ~ iuA o'clock, NJ
Sl'c" room, "a ,,ru t q largo and I.sn't ngS,r-
m-lt uf horthpli furniture mirrnrs, IA ,trass.s
Gntnor beds Hnh bedding, china, cruc!.csy glass
ware, Dc.
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NXTANTED-50 TAILORESSES; To Operate
w ca Singers sowing machine and some t. n i'l'
coats. Arrly 1t lci sixth IT. store MS Jl,i
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A RrruInr McclI, ,Icc,lnu of tho III

hegnlhr NcchlN heetnH OF thC y"
Nart Mechanics A inti'u will boz hell " their
=. ms, n. 81 B-u1na IT. attn u'cln's, L. VI, on
Tuesday, the 18Th int precisely; ~ business oi
nnpui t,ncc viii ue trAnSs tel. All nom 'ers are
earnestly rpqusHtcd 10 attend. By order, GEO.
DEBENllAM, Chairnani rHOS. MORAN, 5 rrs-
tuy. ~
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ASSiGNEEs SALE FINE READY MADE

y ri'up, N.--A. II. tRISrhLAR Al,tion,cr,
..n '.'l W. s'l is1. GO, Ism, a. ioE ,'lock,
5000 .'i.. uiuf 1.un1llc clothing, coru i-ing
! uui POO IHrwD'- i'm ding pilot, p,trrthuin,
.t.v.r 900. o. 'ru D., 90 d, lusiN A. anil over.
Pee, .-.r.r.p Goa. % 'n and satin pants IN gren,
tr..'., eng. vtr, ,'u'h, velvet, fuI Ill.h vets.
i..,iltr,y tH 70 ltr, I,t of ,ts-nrr,s e.. this 60
s.. lN .fH,I 81 " LllPN ~, Assignee To
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOuND-ON THURSDAY, THE 1lth last,
Il near the Astor House, purse containing - o.
The owner can lave It y cd'm- It 20 Park Place,
aud Iay iut this livD t.s'm mt. MNulY, NJ. u,
sci Il
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SIO MONTH-COTTAGE SGTll ST,
civ Yullyllr ? cottages, =, Hmuuth, South
D'ollyp, unnr Hamilton ave. iyrry fronting city
railroad r.-us each, Apply 20 Columbia 1t,
Brooklyn. MS b'llO
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yKTANTED-2O GIRLS TO BAIST AND
w nu.-h, mrr trIrepafc for the m ,cAinc. Nnuc
.ut {. 81 hands need Apply, At 4ii TOnth nv, near
lO.L q. 10
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GENERAL. BUSINESS.

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT o.
~ METROPOLITAN POLICE,
IL BTuuuv st., Now NlTk,l
NJruucI 18Th, 1861. (
The fir wing o. uco h1s been received from IN"
a., DyIufm, M ut Sutr, and Is puOlisAtd tor tl'
information # whom IL may Jureru g.
"Th,rc being reason g. believe TINT disoynl per-
4ois embark Cor Asp.uwLl for improper Tlrp"s a.
notice hereby given at Al pass n ,egi uy 'sSseis
.ound TO that poIi, will, Ia future br expected ~
lruyide th, mseycH with pas ports In t' sane may
dur M passengers by vcsNls T. EiI!Le"
JOHN A. KENNEDY,
Mo Gus Superintendent
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XXTANTED-JO FIRST RATE CLOAK
Apply atD II. BABCOCK & co.'s,
% III Chambers 81, mp stairs.
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS

DARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1901
GRAND PATRIOTIC ILLl MlNAIION
In honor Of the Glorious achievement #
orr ARMY AND NAVY,
AT BEAUFORT, SOI I'll CAROLINA,
of the valiant aud intrepid -
a. E.n,url.y ;nrl ~ th' noble ami heroic Voc To ~
~ 'iUr I.NlON MEN OF EAST TENNE SEE.
init. I,y will be Observed It this grand old 'uona
Museum ~
A NATIONAL lIOLInNH
with Magnificent Dramatic / rtnruru a,
MOTH AFTERNOON AND ENhN.N T.
nt8 and "a O'Clock, at each Of which TINT 'ipfn
u,TrWE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT!
,,'ir la, uroduepl ;anl lu the evening IN
rutsEl'M WILL BIZ BRILLIANTLY ILL NINA
FED
and
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
o. the top at Gel elk.
Come, then, one and 1l OH Hui YOUNG AMI Join
iY mis- recognition 90. the Brilliant
SERVICES OF OUR Army AND NAVY
anil rp|u.cr with us nj the pr, sproty' ...
pONNFALL OF THIS lNFAhOl TREASON
nul tho restoration pi
TNtOS, PEACE AMI PROSPERITY
Tic following wund. riHl noyrltr 4 ".li De ON 'Ni'
Iit.na nt IN hours day and ,y ming
TIE LIVING HlPrOPllANl 9,...,.,
WHAT L. ~ ALl'SO FAMILY MAMMOTH
TEAR SAMSON, Az ARIA,
~ tac u.l.r wpudert ami hiirartohS "' VIC
" Admission 10 M, % IT'S, CMir,n unler ten, u
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE-TIIE STOCK AND FIXTURES
Il Of liquor n r., doing rcd cash trade, will I've
sold chesr. - the Present owner Is n bal l,,lth.
Apply at .3t Wcgi 18th ~, or - Git A. MS 3'iOj
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50 -. CHEAPEST BOARD IN NEW
= = ~ Nmk-fIu' iu,m4 with f.ul, h"lrd
5tp-.ls wut, md .y.rI apprentices ~ 81.
l.ji,s rud ftmilios suited is t'1n 4 any ct err
hs.sr. Iuup.il,r, - e. l!u..t.i' L.ptunrl q ,
u,su u .r,lyyty md Caul -nlsr wat. I.ui an nix
amt lodgings chrru Ms 2Ip'llI
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m KEMANn-LnsT EKnM 4 MNGNN.

MD INV ATIII-LONI FNOM \ W AWUN'
iOunHr o.. ENpr,ss ,iirr, In ParS ROW, ON
.turday rv,n.uE about O'Clock, H'Ag AMI Pa
pea wrapped m lily newspaper. ln,y ar "i ~"
% ~ ~. u,uru,d io the SIN ON 90, un,uiurod, ihc
~ owe reward will 10, paid nui no questions ns<e T..
1Hr' a"ha .y was marked !. 4. MORTON, ~. -
: nth s' 10
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NOTICE. IIERESY CAUTION OR FOR
~ ia any person lr,'sting my wife MARY, ~ .Ae
h left my hUt LneTg T %r '' IT TU 1G,
DONoHI,F 81 Elst i7th st, New York. MS 5ilI
ITO T'Ea"LADIEs-HUNTS BLOOM OF
a. re will not wash of. Hunts Court Toilet
'De will not rub of, Hunts Imperial Po n 'de
Tor tne Hair. Hunts British Balm removes PIN
pes, frcckles, tan, &c. Hunts Bridal Wreath Per
49, 80 st AstoT Place n16 3'tl0
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rHO RID YOU PERMANENTLY OF Reaches
Il and Bugs use LlPPMANN'S powder, II You
apply il once no repetition is needed. Dept, 40
BruadWuy "
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\VANTED--TAlLORESS TO WORK ON
hands tn work on Singers sewing maChin ; 10 good
hands the beet wares will be pals, AMI st.yly Work
lie yenr round. Cnll at 22 orchard st. hr't nor
lack T,Erm.
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ITO CONSUMPTIvES-A PREACHER OF
Il the gospel, having curyd his son Of c1niulnph,h
In It's worst stages aner being siyen mp TO die nS
the most celebrated physicians, desires u max
snOwn the mode Of cure, which proves successiul H.
every case To those afflicted with coughs, colds, and
consumption; and he will send II free II charge n
al who desire and will forward him their address
Address DANIEL ADEE, SIs Pearl st. New York
MD 2AAc'l0J
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personal NOTICES.

A IN 19ME HOME. FRANK WANTS
~ Az Win bee right II You w-D, write t.
W.Ilinm, aud let Va KIN W where y>.i are. 7 NJ
Brooklyn. nol4 ''I-'
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XXrhNTED-50 GIRLS TO MAKE UP
w ,,.'U mad t..ly docks. t.st WAGES Civ u, ,.d
st. ,dy yura. Arlly at 3i3 broadway, up stairs.
Mo .'llI
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SALEoF ELEGANT House.

MORTGAGE SALE-I WILL CAUSE To
wi cfuld ~ Public Auction, this day, at 10 u'ylk,
A N, At $40 1nud ave, .or Of 2,th ~, large stock
81 cots and shoes and htJTe hNturcst d.. JAMES
MARRINER Atry, Mo sis'l2'
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DAWN ShLE-W, c. HIGGINS
1 viI.'. untlisdrv, o.. lGl 800 H. b 0 lo.s 81
winter CfUirn ry.1s'y $50 caupr'..u; lu T.,
uits, s0a.i-, flc ting, I'm 0s, tots lpaNa.
! sea a.d 'y4y d,o option Of u ~ I'D wypyn'a
,,trsu. .IrHrt Cuumlnuiug n 10Y ualp q.
" T.. OTAHRElI, 1Gi I've ~. ~ u. rne men
nd v,m,u's ,'oltiuF In tllf sale he.4I rhrsr an
N,ll u-.urttd, VIII r'py the attention Of dealers,
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DESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN OUT OF
IN employment would devote half day each day
in some commercial capacity, or light work, for his
.oard. Address H. c.. Box So Sun Othce. 70
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E,IPLOYMENT WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN WANTS A PLACE IN
n a Conf ,l.uHry and Fruit store, or a Commits
llon store. Address Wh. COOK, 100 West 18Th st.
MIA 3'l0t
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XXTANTED-BY A SOUTHERN C0LoRED
w man, from Washington. a situation "a coach
man or waiter in a private family. The very best
,ty references given in regard to character and
the above capacities, with other recommendation
frum honorable gentlemen and ladies. Please In
Sor two days. nlSArh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-04
Receipts OF Produces.

/ FORT ADAMS Per steamer Salhe Robinson
Is bales cotton to order Is do Is bales hay R Nj
gent &colA is do Retchford, Brown deo--S0 Levy
Il Dieter--5 do N Scudder-- 65 bbls molasses J W
Bnrbridge &co-24 do F ] Dasilva &oo--l4 Menard
i Nignaud-25 do a D Kelly eco 10 hf bbls mo.
lasses Lanve Il Leblanc sllndries to order--Total
% bales cotton.
l. BAYOU SARA Per steamer Laurel Hill "a
shhds sugar SO bbls I48 m bbls molasses WsBur-
bridge eco 60 do Hawkins & Norwood 10 hhds
sugar Is bbls molasses Augustin s. ThibeaultA. so
do rs hhds sugar NJ Gordon jr--s0 bbls molasses to
Lauye q LeBlanc--5O do A G Marianaux--9 do Lee
vogue & Baquie- IA do 5 hhds sugar to Roman &
Kernion 50 bbls molasses to Bell u Bouligny 66
bales mtise MenaTd & Vignaud- sundres to order
Total Ga hhds sugar 233 bbls 20S hf bbls molasses.
D0NALDSONVII4LE, 80 Per steamer Music "a
hhds sugar Is bbls molasses J DaSilya eco
do I hhds sugar Lobit i Charpantier--l6 bbls mo-
lasses A D Kelly eco s bbls 10 hf bbls molasses
hhds sugar Foley, Avery &co-- 20 do g Koch &
colo do M Gordon jr-6 bbls moiasses Warneken,
Kirchof Eco 10 bbls 2 hf bbls molasses to Free
Market-sundries to order-Total Is hhds sugars II
bbls IL hi bbls moIasses. ri 9z2 ON
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aloniAiy Statement Of Baggng Rope and SAT-.
gsblsIp II iss alarhsls.
okha'ls Wan 1rt' Ss,,i e. i n oasy ssasr

OREscExT OFFICE No. 70 st.ry s-,v~y. !,
Friday Morning, odtoSer 4, 1851.
COTTON. I. fhe sales to-day comprised 40 bales
Receipts % bales
ToBAoco..- Nothing reported.
Il SUGAR. IS bids. (old, Low Common. sold al
Ne, Is new Clarified Yeliow at 4, d tpeyvl
Prime at and 10 at SIC. % b. b
MoLIssEs. 80 bbls. laewl very Inferior, sold
at zoo, 80 Good tnew1 at 20, and lis ii acc.
W gallon. City Refinery Reboiled is selling at Is
and sugarhouse Syrup at SOC. % gallen.
ELous 40 bbls. snpertine sold at IS rs
y Dbl. 3.f9 /
CoaN, 800 sacks lold1 White sold at Soc, l6l
tneW) 81 50 and 100 (oldl at s5e. q bashel.
Oars. 500 sacks sold st 75e. and so at nc. %
sbushel
BEAN 800 sacks sold at = and SAG at 50. 90
u 190 MS.
WlzHsE Rectifed was retailing yesterday at
~ e. peaisssaFe now asking 76c o gallon.
l'oak Ness y retailing at s46 q bbL
DAcoss Bacon Hams are retailing at nc, aad
spgar-Cufed al Csc. D. ib. p
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|efn d1riieans Y n Y ], M 4 M,resfeilf.
49, 4 $500 rgry,r GoLUMN .
aliIlfr sSalk!Iiaeuff.
4 csssuxxr slrrsos. No. 10 CAMP sraxes, !,
=. s dc43saa,. Af,s.,f,,.r tAclasi,.a,. .Issl 8

+!
ia FfsaaS Morning, ostobsF i, 1861,
The weasher yesterday was mild in temperature
VIII psysialy clouded sk ", and with the wind ii
ihs aeeih aring the latteF part q the day. n Il
Business on tie ievee was not active. The de
paTfnres were the Louisville, for Memphis Homer
fol Donaldsongille, and the Laurel Hill for Bayou
Sara, "
me Esfa. Ksnnsst delayed her departure until
this evening.
BY reference to an advertisement IL another part
Of te-dsy $ paper, orr readers will please take
notice that the fast passenger packet Empire
Parish will resume her place, making two trips per
week to Fort jackson and coast landings, leaving
here every Wednesday and Saturday morning at
I0,o'clock. isss Il Ia
Ths Msrnphis ;AvaIauche Of the ID says:
lehs river opposite This point is still receding.
the weather yesterday Was warm and pleasant,
With ndiestons Of rain last night. Business at the
The Cen. puitfnan arrived from New Orleans
yesterday morning with s TAN trip she viii re !;
ihe HEsad Duke also arrived sem New Orleans
Ts ~ Francis I'll st. Francis river yesterday
had d moderate trip. The Kanawha Valley, for
White tiysr, was full of people, and had q tair
q The Nasche2 was receiving some freight yester-
day. and viii have her share to-day.
The C0tson Plant arrived from Columbus yester.
day with fair trip, most of which she reshipped
a. tliss Grand Duke Tor New Orleans
IHEsyIILA FoR Bayou SARA The first class pas
senrer and C s. mail packetIb eryille, Capt. q. f.
Gross commander, and MFR. 4. Dapuy, clerk
leaves at o'olock this morning for the above and
Geast Landings.
Fssp. KsassETr FOR MEsrPHIs ~ The large and
superior passenger packet Ferd. z Kennett, Capt,
+. d. Briefly, commander, and Mr. WIS Harper,
clerk leaves for Vickabnrg, Memphis and the
Bends, at o'clock this evening. VS.
n CLARA DeLsEN FoR MEMPHIs large pas
senger packet Clara DoIsen, Capt. A.. P.sStewart,
cpmmandaT, leaves at 5 O'clock this evening, talk
ing freight Tor Pill landings up to Memphis. s
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And
DR.. Un0nnnd's
MIC CORDIAL.
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Thsgresstsutardn edI9tnssol the sutege
tseirsrsst popularity only through yssso trial. Uaso7zt,.
satisfaction g them In aoase snd the
pronounced them worthy,
. LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA .JAUNDICR - ER1I,
ITY OF THE EsRvoUs sYBTsN DISEASES or IA
KIDNEYS, anda diseases arising FROM disordercd live.
Esakneso thsscnaeh sui digestive organs t.bs
permanently Gnrsd BY the q ERAAN BITTEKs
TheBALsAM1C CORDIAL. mas acqairsd \ repp.at4op.r,
passing thai of any similar preparation s1tsnt II will -r
whoutfsi the most severe AND long COUGH COLD
OF HoARSENEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, INCIPIEET CONSUMPTION, and has par.
formed the most astonishing ever known Of
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
few doBssw will ao check and cure the
DlARRiiEA procoedingf from Cold In the Bawsls
These medicines prepared by DR.. c. NJ JACKSON kce
No AS Archstrest Philadelphia Pa and are sold BY aryr
and dsalersn rs cents ne In,
Ito ThssiSnatureof G. NJ jackson viii b. Oh the ou.,,d,
wrapper ofeAch bottle.
In the Almanac Published annually by proprstor, CALLED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ou will fnatsstis,ony sad,o-,
mandatory noeesfgom All part the county Tbss. Al,
nscsAre giren sway by all our agents.
]. WRIGHT co, Aysnts
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Th,s;ay E -. IL ss ne fsS1
Tie movements ID ana aAaut the banks are il,
tie way III discounts, confined to- renewals and
exteHdinga With continual calls forss1naii notes,
y il might be thought business vas very active. Up
to The present time the Louisiana State Bank has
issued s24 100 of small notes, below the denomi-
nation of ives. They are issued JUST as fast as the
3 engraving and signing can be completed. Some
people think ii Is as easy for bank officer to sign
his name 50 many times per minute it is for gen
tlemen of other professions to throWup a Thousand
spadefnso Of dirt per honr. There will be an abund-
snee4 Of small notes as soon as the Confederate
4 Treasury issues It's new engrayings of five dollar
hetes. Qatside of this heurly cry for more small
notes, there IS no increased demand OF the least
activity n1noreyed circles. Some small negotia-
items Of shurt dated rare carried through at
frcm 81 Fct. per month.
Jndging from extracts published in one, Of cur
& Camp street journals, (the Dalta) the New York
money is IN very critical position. It will
be leetea that some weeks since3we said that
! bankers and others in New York and Boston were
If drawing hsir alances In coin, and remtting them
to Europe. It nov appears that the banks of New
York city have lost fully twelve millions of dollars
coin since the middle Of August. We shall have
dolefuI accounts from New York between this and
Christmas. The Lincoln authorities are Selling all
THE funds Of southerners in New York. We hive
no sgnpathy whatever, nor can any be expressed !
for those Seutherners who have been drawing
money from the South every year. In fact, they,
cannot be- called Sontherners, onlyof the hybrid
ORDER sgutherners Just SO long as suits their con-
veniense. Ihe Lincoln authorities in eonliscating
Az not refund their subjects for property seqnes-
frated and To be confscated in the Southern Con-
feaeraey. It's however, difficult to arrive at the
4 exact SUMS and credits held By our enemies + For
INSTANCE tie New York statement Of the agency
of NE Bank Sf Louisiana represents that shares to
the number Of four Thousand six hundred and sixty
six are held byparties who received their dividends
at the New York agency; that onet third Of this
nnmber are knswn to be residents ID Great Britain
and subjects Of that realm It il, however, pretty
well known TINT such persons al WIN. r. Astor
Augustus Whiting james COLES, John n. Marshall
4 nd others are known residents Of New York.
Mais 'l'iRiPo We cannot account for.se many
Of these pretended southerners having taken up
their residences in Northern States for years past
There are bonds held in large sums outside Of
the Confederate States, issued BY our several cor
posations. Eighty thousand dollars Of the bonds
Of the opelousas Railroad Company are held III