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LESSONS IN GERMAN, ETc.-Those who desire 10 :
employ referred to an advertisements n Y
another column :, *. tg,g.
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MACHINERY OIL.--Messrs. kearny, BoiB Coz
NosG2 Magazine have lot Of this article os fe
per gallon. See advertisement.
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a. B. M1TcHELL's SMALL NoTEs.-Mr. Mitchell
adyerses he will pay specie for all of his notes See
st-
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To CApITAL1sTs.- Mr. G. Huntington, at No. IS
Camp street offers large amount of improved and unmpoved
properly for sale. See advertisement. -H" r. .-,-
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GuSBoATTo DE LAUNCHED To DAy--The new gun
boat built by Messrs Murray Fowler, at Jefferson
City, ia to be launched to day. at O'Clock. Persons
who would like to witness this interesting process
can do SO by taking the Magazine Or Camp street
cars, or the Tchoupitoulas street omnibus. The
shipyard is Immediately above the Stock Landing.
FIRST DISTRICT SCHOOL BoARD.-The regular
monthly meeting Of this Board will be held to-
night, at O'Clock, in the chamber Of the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen, at the City Hall.
CHILD Run OyER.-On Tuesday afternoon a
little child was run over by carriage at the COR
ner of Constance and st. Andrew streets. The
driver of the carriage, negro named Nathan, a
slave of Mr.. Bell, was arrested and locked up to
await examination.
GALLANT AFFAR.-A man named John Bowers
was arrested yesterday fer cowhding Belle John
son, resident Of Phlippa street. at 10 O'Clock the
night previous.
F1eHr.-A little fist and scull exhibition took
place last night on GraVier street, opposite the en-
trance to barroon, in which two very well
dressed and youthful looking men were the princi-
pal actors. One had his nose tapped of an ounce
OF SO of blood, and the other was treated to free
apartments in the calaboose.< So ended the affair.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-H. and U. Fortier were
arraigned upon charge of assault and battery,
plead not guilty, and were released on ball.
James Patton was tried for assault and battery,
and acquitted. .--...-
Herman Bedford and George Miller were tried on
charge of larceny, and acquitted.
RECORDER EMERsoN's CoURT.-Michael Bradley
and Harry Bell charged with assaulting and beat
ing Joseph Carter; Mrs Cole, accused Of insulting
and abusing Ann Gallagher, were held in bail to
aDuear for examination.
! Emile Angaud, alias Charley Angau, and G. F.
Mcguire, charged with being dangerous and suspi-
eious characters, were sent to the Parish Prison to
await an examination.
! Louis Kilmer, charged with arson, was also sent
tothe Parish Prison to await hearing.
Mr.. Thars, for insulting Ann Williams, was ex-
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DEER GREER VA. Dec. lS 1851
r ~, .rrrrxnIS fWItn ISv THE SECRE T..

+ -" DEER UREEE. VA. Dec. ~, lS0I
ii 7 AM AUTHORIZED BY THE SECkE-
tary Of War 10 offer ltty dollars each for The
IN following deseIters from my Company: -.
n l. Sergeant JOHN r. JAMES. description abon tA leet
one inch id height light complexion, blue eyes, light brown
hav said to have been born in Maryland. ,, =,
. ,seTseant TAOS H DULL about six ieet inch in
height o ID complexo blue eyes light brown hair said to
have been born in Maryland. ,... =.
s. Private TH0S. FIELDS about five feet iour lnchss ~
height Rorid complexion, light blue eyes light brown halr
THE above sergeants Private sad 10 rave oGtaea
fraudulent discharges Richmond. .,.-., =.
L. CORPORAL W. H. DEMO, about five feet lhfee lnces ~
height dosid c,pesiou, blue tona eye enrea bEoW
E private BENJAMIN nEGROAT, about FIVE feet seven in
ches in height light compexo gray eyes light brown mar
said 10 bave been born N New York Sta e. -. -.,-
G. Priva,e E. L. JACOBS about five feet eight nehes N
height light complexion, blue brown hair born IN
land. .7 .
inches in height light complexion fazel eyes red halF oof
in Canada occupation, horse jockey; ,on,oy
Cnntan Commanding Perrilt 6 Gluirds.
+. 7.oy1nt Co. II, eth Reg. la. Vol
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VOLUME XIV.
NliIitaru Msutifes,

n AMEETING rs TO TAKE PLACE ON
IA THURSDAY EVENING Feb. g. AT O'Clock, at the
vi Carondelet Light Infantry. 5B Bsronne
LII Grsyier Of all those willing to assist in forming new yol
their nsrnes and the Company will be named in honoro
Southern merchant who Is the founder Of IL and who
will uniform the throughout All favorable to this
ment arc invited 10 attend fe3
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GOUTHERN SHOE MANUFACTURER g
COEPAN T
Depot, No. 22 st. Charles street.

FACTORY, Nes. 10 AND 81 ST. FERDINAND STREET,
Are manufacturing snperier quality Of Pump, Welt
and Donbe,soled Oak Tanned RgsSEP SHOES, to which
they invite the attention Of those having purchase this article
These Shoes branded tie bottoms Southern Shoe Fac
ry New orleana snd be otared ong the Depot Of
al " 20. s.' GEO h RozET sec'y.
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MORTIMER BELLY. Cn%hif

LOUISIANA STATE BANK, I
New Orleans Sept ld, 1861.
Ka- This Bank, I'm CON formally with the
decentralization Governor has suspended specie
neat on liabilities. Herefter confederate Treasury
Notes accepted in Paygeut and recsiv on deposit
-tles collection III this Bank hereby mott
Fed :tat Epes they Treasury Notes OF the
Confederate States, local ba OF said paper
q draw the same paper shall hereafter be received
require other than treasury
Kgies cr local bank notes payment Of the saIae
By order: r. b.. -, .--., ..
eeI- # [HeHed IL. BbRNARii, Cashier
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existing between A L. Hyde VIM Goodrich Henry
HYDE GOODRICH, Is this day dissolved by limitation and
the Withdrawal Of A. L. Hyde The business will continued
dgS,ea It eF ,he last 5ssn The d
signed will use the name Of the old firm in qqdation
HENRY THOMAS JH,
hH A. B. GRISWOLD,
WIN. NJ GOODRICH.
Mesrs A. L. Abbott Henry Gnder are also interested
| in the business of the house.
New Orleans July l. ls61. f,5-,9 aul5 6m
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toalciaD Jso wIrrtnRs, A. A. Geueral.
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HEADQUARTERS WATERaAN GUARDS,
'- Company D. Continental Regiment, I
New Orleans Jan. "a. 1852.
\, ORDER NO. 3-l-THE DRIIIS OEa THIS
II Corps from and after date until further orders will be
vi held at their Armory follows: :,
I'LL 1I--Squad drill every SATURDAY, at "a ocloch NJ
IIConpany drill every a0NDA9 At IA petock +. n. \,
IV-Batalion drill every WEDNESDA at3 O'CLOCK ! ~.
VFnes against those falling to attend these 1h punctu
al]y will be rgdly enforced except In OF sickness
s' " By order OF
WARREN DAVIS, Captain
RoRERI DALTON, O S. - ls2o I'M
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Press pispa,cheS.l
FROM BRAGG'S ARMY.

letter, Of tie 18Th, from Knoxville, gives Us
tie assurance that Brsgs's army has r>tired TO q
ssfe pos'ion-while ii would be i:nnrudent to state
where tbs, position is. Gen Bragg has secured
fssr iaegsasd ser,a htadred wsso;s. loaded with
provisions. whieL hsvs been brought sway 10 ss.e-
ty With Ills army lie los: $500 barrels OF pork
which !ei; al Lexington srd fell into the hands
Of the Yankees. Great dissatisfaction was felt
among the officers Of Bragg army At thu falling
back and msDy OF them literally wept when the
order wss given The letter gives us many par
jeuls,s OF The movements OF our forees which il
would Dot be proper TO publish The conclusions
to be drawn from ali tbs in posse ssion are
tbs, Brags hss met an overwhelming force of the
enemy aud successfully ret-eated bsfore # with
srge stores OF provisions or hat Le has been too
tinid and made forced marches. and fought ard
wesried his troops for an offset which he had not
daring enough to accomplish.
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LATEST FROM Nav ORLEANs.--An ErAi5itioa
Of FteliaS.--1hc Mobile Adpsrtiser learns from a
parolsd prisoner from tho Crescent City the follo.
ing account Of ths exnberancs OF feeling displayed
la their bahalf by The citizens Of New Orleaus on
their departure from that city on the 9Th instant
ca the morning OF the departure Of the exchsng
ed prisoners--numbssinK 3i5 ION the stsamer
Samuel Hill for Baton Rouge, the lsvee and vessels
alongslde, from Canal stree; to Jackson street. in
Lalayests. was one dense MASS Of spectators, who
enihus ssticaliy chsered our brave troops ~ they
passed up the river. The ladies, a. aniy Southern
ladies' can. gays vent to their feelings by waving
handk erehisfs aud giving hearty "0od speed TO
their own defenders We are pieased to state that
the crews II the British war vesls stationed In the
river gave cheer upon cheer on the departure Of our
southern soma. On account Of the unauimous lssl.
ing displayed by the citiseas Of cur sister city.
several srrssts wers mais by order of the brute
Butler
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Fight al afrentOn-Re epulse OF The Federal
Troops.
t'ohkisfosDEsca )E THE RICHmoHJ DISPATCH.
WARREh-OE, VA, Oct. 2Cth, lsG2.

WARREh-Os, VA, Oct. 2Cth, 1862
W WI sstuidsy last, after frequent runors that the
isns ees were coming. Col Payne, the gallant com
euAhasat OF the post. twho has been incapaciated d
% io.a seiiSe dn'y since May last, on account OF u
.ehioiy severe wound received at williamsburg }
lAnng obtained positive nfCrmstion that they were
approaching Warrenton in considerable force made
ess'y PREPARATION in bis power to receive then.-
Ate' hsh'ing inch by inch for nearly ten miles our
picke's under command of Lieut. Eryan) reported
!" "'he e'iailsndsnl that the Yankees would proba.
o'y t.acR the ttwn about o'clock in the evening
accordingly. the gallent Colonel brought out every
Ah he could get TO give them .epe ption, and pre-
seI'ea ea to Tie enemy q. the commencement OF the
t1' iorce u about geo men, including 50 iDfau.
W eo'npt sing part of Company II, 6Ist yirgi.
aia' oept Wfis ht. from Norfolk, and few othsrs,
~ ~ aadef ,ha eomu ana Of Capt. Grayson Tyler Of
f'neo William, brave young officer who has been
=, re1y hgli since the Let OF N aye ndng with that
al Aae assas. The cavalry under Major Andrews,
utanoefed about z25. and the artillery two guns
we command OF gentleman whore name we do
no a'' RENE nber mads up the whole force. The pick
a1 VI Tue en- my approached TO within sbout one
Iii" oi WsffeniOn, to the Bell Air farm where
~ hAted TO give battle but our brave boys met
Nsn a. the threshold aid pouring iato tht In such
tnA oi grape, canister, aGd sniiil arms as to
nv. ''ein soon to eyaeuate their position and re
10 u daihsvi!le, twelve niles distant On Our
49, 1s h'is n e'e Injured, while ths Yankees sdmit q
I,s Vi o Killed and SIX wounded. From all ths
an,a. n,'a'oa Ia our possession, their loss was Fix
,,s ,'sa sad seven or tght wounded occssiorei en-.
ss"sy " The accurate ain Of our picksts, under
i,ss insst Moantjoy, splendid msrk..n,a. from Lou
~ TAe htd one OF the coolest boys In the army -
Ae 'airl.igence Received rince the skIrmish leads
"o y. ~ believe that the Yarkees were from 20 TO
,i,,i. uo. With two Parrot rife guns; and al the
s, s,e .he attack was made We might have been To-
ha,'sa But their last opportunity 10 gone. and In
isras sonas lime, unlsss the Feds bring very much
r. yer ioree to bear against 1t than hsfe tofcre -
sosi rsyne has the confidence Of ali, and every
aOa. WIN Eight TO the death TO defend ou pressnt
ill.,, ,Lon The statement la the Yankee papers
~ "e Lad tha % regiments of infan.i aud two
s.s vt .he fight. Il false; but when they co,ne
'lsy eaa bring n yrT
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"ENEMIEs OF THE UNITED STATES. The tel.
sgraptic report from Jackson, Miss, ia regard 10
the number of persons in New Orleans; who have
"tAken the oath enemies of the United States" :"
may need little explanation to make il intelugl
BILE 1t will bo remembered that some time az
Butler issued an order requiring all persons in the
city above the age Of eighteen years to report
themselves TO the Yankee officers CT his appoint
ment. and to register their names ia book pre-.
ps.ed for the purpose, together with list of ali
real aud personL property. Those who acknow-
lodged their allegiance to the Yankee Government
and took the oath TO support II, were to be regard
ed ~ rspentant rebels for whose pardon an enofs
was to be msds. Those who were still determined
to adhere to the Government OF their choice, were
to bs regarded a. altogether beyond shs reach Of
mercy aud thsy are 70 have their names registered
a. ths tsusu,lss OF ths United htatss" Their pro-
perty wss 70 be c0n6scatsd. and they themselves,
are % b declared liahis u imprisonment. aP'
pssnD according 70 thls report ttxt s0nsthing MI
ten Thousand have h4d the ln0rsl courage to al.
hsrs to tAslr convlctjans, Aud Ia take tEs rsk VI
imprtsonnsat AnA eoAaseaflou ii psopsrty.
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THE EMPRESS EUaENIES BoODGin Luxurious,
and yet elegant spiendor, most reSna4 Judgment,
and poatis temperament, are revealed 10 the az.
Tangamenis OF the bouGoir OF the Empress Eugenie.
The dooIs are made OF ivory, iuiaid with gold, tho
fm niiure oI rosewood, Of graceful shape, and IN
laid with eoid mirrors OF ivory ths scfssand chairs
are covered with pale red sik: tie walls hun with
dark paper, and the calling ia exquisite ifeseo.
4 magnificent Syrian carpet voluptuoUsiy dead
eus the sound Of footsteps Around hang the anoss
valuable paintings of the old masters. borrowed
from theI4Cuvre Gallery and v aisailies, we'll as
two family Portraits In oil overshsdoWed ty palms
ododendra aud ceneiias TIE window edges "a G
constantly adorned with flesh flowers, aud ON tia
writing desk lie splendid portfolios, snT books
bound in tortoise she'll uaid with gold. Nothing s
wanting which sense of complete luxury de
silk curtains, heavily edged with black velvet,
throw y subdued hue every obs CT, and any
who enters the room, may imagine that he Is inhaI
ing poetry y.--Sf .Iamss's Mdsaziae
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RUNAWAYS.


NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-The above re.
II ward Wirbe paid for the delivery TO me Of my
Eey. WADE, or SIS for his confinement in any
safe Jail 80 that lean get him. Said boy IN about
feet 10 inches high, black and 90 years old, and
weighs about TAO or $50 pounds. He was last seen
between MartinsbuI8 and Harpers Ferry. about
the 18th of September. Address me st Winchester,
Va, Company "E," 18th Ga Rsx't.
oc 24--ltx Lieut. WG. KAluLER
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS R1WARD.--I will
pay SIS for the apprehension and delivery TO
me, in Richmond, Of my servant woman. LOUISA,
who absconded from Hanover county in the month
Of May last She is about medium height bright
gingerbread color speaks rapidly, and IL about 80
years Of age loc 24-axwitai JAS. 7. SUTTON.
DAN AWAY-From my residence en- 5,h street;
IL beyond Leigh, NEGRO GIRL. apparently
about IA years old, aamed DIANA. One OF her
uoper front teeth IL broken Off she IL about four
feet ten inches high and he'd iinsey dress. mar
row and check stripe. viii give go for her de
livery TO me. foe N--3tai J. y. BAKER
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GEN. M'cIETIAN's HEADQUARTERS

correspondent cf the Philadelphia Press writ
Ing from tl,- leadqua 'ers Of the Army of the Pc.
io;uae. October 18th. lays
General Mcclellan again NOV cd his headquarters
itis morning from the neighhorhood Of Knox 7ilie
TO Pleasant Valley, behind the Marylan Heights
A long body guard OF cayalr7 ard Infantry, with
number of wsgons, came vino iEg along ,lls road
followed at long distance by q parry i'll IA Carriage,
consisting of Mrs. McCie!!aa AID lady friend,
with the baby and nurse, a:id the General. The
latter was eeated the iIont seat with the nur $50
reading newspaper.
Tie nearest point to this locality whore .he Coz
frderate cavalry sGid 10 have feerosse1 to Vir-
ginia, was fourteen miles beiow. Gen. Mcclellan
and lady, daring the short visit OF the iattr have
been staying tbs farm house Of u MS John Lee,
three miles be yond his headquarters The neigh
bors report that party Of escaping rebels rode by
tiafs last night.
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THE DUEL Al CHARLEsT0N.-Ih lie late fatal
duel q; Charleston, S. Co. resulting III the death of
Col. ". T. Calhoun. Of the lst Ecg't S. C. Art.l
lsry, at the lands of Maj, Alfred .c;t OF the sane
regiment, d:d .ot Obtain much publicity through
the papers OF that city. i correspondent. of tbe
Mobile Adosr!ssey, writing from a. says it
ia to be the subject of legal investigation tho first
case of that k.Gd in the city courts ior .Uenty
years. The letter says:
Besides IL, principals AMI their aurgeous, it is
said there weas six gentlemen present the meet
iDgthIes stare Ser aOrS, tn5 Sue2ker Of the House
Of Representatives, Of North Carolina ling a,li.
Der of tie s,t.te Convention. and q Captain Two
of the Senators also lei, rnuiissGDs ofiicesa o.
the army. fno Grraage a'ants Of the meeting were
conducted throughout with the ucsst regard ior
the etiquette VI tie "ccde," aud | have heard OF
severaio thoss " 40 were On tie ground WHO express
their belief tat G more farly-.ougitt Gnei n1Ver
occurred Maor Rhat, tne challenged party,
waived the drop" s.io', W.4:ch ho preferred, and
Scot the ''rise he N1S dressed IL full u2iforra !;
Col Calhoun IL citiZens dress. Both fred almost
simultaneously, Maj Aho:: in an Instant :.tJei
Col Calhoun. The latter lQssed, and fell with q
ball through the middle Of his body. lie survived
only about an nour.
The quarrel which led to this unfortunate result
Is said to have had its of gin long ago pril
1861, at the time of the bombardnelt If Fort Sum.
ter, in what Major Rbett considered repeated Off
ciai treBpasses OF his Inferior officer These led TO
the usa On bis part, of ciiaUaiye language and the
repetition since OF these a:.aged resDasse5 and tho
offensive wo,as by which they were met. have az
eravatsd and complicated the affair. 10 explan D.
tioa was asked or given The i.nme date cause of
meeting & recent duel between Maj. Khett and
friend of Col Calhoun who, though aware of tie
existing difficulty, had euogize,. ci. Calhoun in
the presence of haj. Rhett Therefore. hai Rhott
repe ated bis previous Recommendations Of Col Cihonr,
which the friend OF TIE lattr resented insult
to himself aud demanded satisfaction In this first
duei Maj Rhett received TWO fir OF his edyers ry,
he himself Il ing his second shot iii the ar. ere
tEs meeting ended. Ia both dUels Major Rhett
peremptory challeI ed. II is said that in the lat
tor affair i: was proposed on the part Of the ehal
lenger that firing in the air should no: TO :.iioWe,
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~'fA'hs At WILLJAMsBUk0--Pubiic ,BuiLdinSs
:, ,~@-Fhs Petersburg 1xpvtss. Of yesterday, Las
'As following paragraph
content with stealing frca tLs people the II
aa,s aad other vxlnAblss, the vsndsis have
~ ,isoy Destroyed much Of the best property In
- The new Daptist church, sn elegant sdi-
ao.. ss.s pastor u which, the Rev. Mr.. Young ID
w fsfnsss In Petersburg. Ia hssn sst IN a.
sas Ent " !la groanA. large female seminary,
~ tehst ProaGissat tnildiegs IN the place,
IN ~. 80 9ssed Ne sAns fate. Tbe situation oil
IA ldR.s = .seri1sa - truly dsplssahls, sn1 ua
s.sx NJ lens ~ thsls rsllsR a vhi1s thsrs i.
sPoof Dsospses " psssspt =
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IaYovfans to Army C6sc.Ys ---Ges. Guatavus w.
Smith. commanding the Departmrnt Of Southeas.
virginia and Nefsh Carolina, Issued Yesterday an
important order Gomez rniug army os6csrs ~ the
IanVosf Marshal has teen direefsd - zee that his
tnl:ess execute the owl iors, wa aYarscribs ,hs
polI'on snmdiog information 10 tLe psrt'ss can.
eesnet' which reads as follows,
"Ail officers roy in the e,tv ev hsrasf,.r
fiye, not on duty or Ia. furnished With Isaye Inv
proper authority shan ispn-t To Cal sbiaiSa co.,.
maading q. Camp Lee 'N'' s'''''
h = further ordsred that the Provost aars,,sI.a
see thai they do ~ IN twmtyfoslr k,nrs. I'D ~
fsisErs will subject sl delicqueuts 70 bein,
ed and tried before the ConrtS-N.stisl Fer snm.
inc past there have been an tiuususl number of
tificers tn The city, and the above msssure NAV
have been adopted to ASCERTAIN the rSsyon why
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Recaptsrsd--Austin Conlcy, who lea the City
Hall a few days since while In prcosss ri being
ing stolen goods was arrested yesta aavj evening
by detective Crow Of the Ea tern Distriat, ct his
own house, the basin, and conducted - the jail
Conley IL the same man that pile u lneAh onee
fell on gnd dislocated both shOuldssA - 4 . pess
mansnt cripple, and looked yesterday net od y like
q victim Of the law, bat couSumptien aksa
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Yanles sPytsos~s.-Yettsrday sevensy.eash psis-
ousrs Of war snd ty1ix ci1izsn psioea91 weel
SAINT to vasinA undsr aag of traoe. . 60 - u
LsuA vireiniua Bseaienx, On the snnno ~ fse1g
arrived q 1hs LlAhy prison uins Yanhsa G 1l1go
eaptnfea . few days sinss 81 uay A1a1A1l, 4 Atna
panpnhnns0ok - 4
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Fnti,e Salss.-At auction yesterday lsres quaint
ties Of groesrfes, tobacco wooilens, &C., were die.
posed OF n pretty fair prices. We eppeni the
Quotations: Sugar. In hsgshead, 54G7a cents psr
20 IN barrels 53id5S; N. O. kaolssses, in barrels,
*3 - per gallon Family Flour e25 per bbl su
pefaas sslt02 I Rice q Is cents heavy Wool
Is. ens. .nles guarsers of yard wide. Sik Tobacco
"a noAss ~ IVA cents per ib Coffee 81 81 n e.
The sales went eff with anima.iom
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Breadstaf.-We notice yesterday \ fur1hsr as
vance In the staff Of life of so CTS TO 81 psr bb
We no" q.o'e Extra Suporiine at sy3 to sn3 So
Some sales wee made AZ high as s24.
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NOR 6ALE-Two thoroughbred young HORSES.
he. /. A bay Stallion. years old. about Ii
hands high; has been trained for the turf II per-
fectly gentle and would make superb charger for
. Asid officer. No 2 A bay Geldins. four ysars
old, by 6sbastopol. Out OF , fall blo0ded Revenus
mare. Both can BE- seen within half mile Of the
city For further particulars address "P.' aa this
OEfes. 90 M-3ss
IHoR SAL1-A Ans bloodsd bay HrAL4ILOM,
IL suitable either for the aaddlA or for harne1a--
70 be sseu st DAVIS = HU1CuEeOM'0 seAblaA
bslow tia kxahangs Hetel. % al-lx.
EO8 SALn-A 1ns eavalEy and riding MO&o1
% 0E-ns
TDWAnD DOnAu, -
III CUIFxa AND L11CM1k
Euf s1ruel fnoulh d1Al hUt0om - on4loos evee
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