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PLEASURE ExCURSIoN.


To sail on WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, at IL NJ.
GRAND PLEASURE EXCLUSION,
BY SEA- FROM THE CITY TO THE LAKE END OF
THE PONTCHARTRAIN r. r.
The fine, new, low pressure steamer
Camelia,
A. P. BOARDMaN, Commanding,
Will above from foot Poydras street. thus offering
to families and others fine opportunity for delightful short
trip, sight of the islands outside by day
light sniff of good salt air. and arrive the Lake the
Pontchsrr,in Railroad THURSDAY EVENING, in time
for the 61s O'Clock train for the city. ,
FARE Rcuding meals for the entire trip TEN DoL
fhs CAMILLA win commence her regular trips to The
Watering Places SATURDAY 2ls inst on the arrival OF
the 2 P. train 81 ,se .-...S-F
L. E. FoRSTALL, Is Carondelet street
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TENSAS RIVER.

BAYOU MACON AND LOWER TENsAs PACKET
pNsq Leaves on TUESDAY, April 18th. at P.M
FOR BAYOU MACON AND LOWER TENsAs
The hne light draft ger packet Anna WnRl-y
Lou Greenlee leave ah.ve for tlf Crock.
es Point Warsaw Chesterfield Puiiaway Bayou Debit
Montecelo Poverty Point floyd and Hl intermediate land
ipgs On Bay'u Mscon ana l"wer Tensas. For freight
or passage apply on hnArd or to
DONOHUE. Tchnnpitoulas street.
VIRGINIUS G nENTZEL. Advertising Agent.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Brit steamship Alabama, Mesney, from Liverpool
18th March, to Hunter, Askew &co-4th dis
trict 48
Steamship Montgomery, Rider, from New York
18th inst, to G a Fosdick-lst district
Steamship Austin, Scringeour, from Galveston
and Indianola, to / G Harris--lst district
tsA14 q STEAMBOATS,.
City Of Cairo, Riley, from Memphis.
Gen J A Qnitman, Cannon, from Vicksburg.
Starlight, Hays, from Jefferson.
Nina Simms, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
Mnnow, Leavenworth, I'm Bayou Bartholomew.
Cornie. Aucoin, from Thibodaux.4
a b 4 Sharp Streck, from Thibodaux.
r,a'n City, Bassett. from Fort jackson.
i se: Norton, from Montgomery--Basin.
4 Msaeama, Gardner, from Mobile. II
FRANCES, Myers, from Mobile.
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STEAM GATS.
MOBILE.

|
GULF sTEAMPHIP LINE-vIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
To leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
FOE MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY
Aa,-Composed of the following screw steamships:
Alliance, ..- ...
H. J. AaNEw, Commander
Planet.
@. H. HALLowELL, Commander
.-.' C.P. wASHBURN Commander
@. Castro,
"I -... GEO. KASTNER Commander.
These all loves, rates. and will take
freight for all points the Alabama river giving through
bills of adng, with privilege of reshppng at Mobile They
will also receive freight Mobile New Orleans
waried up the Mississippi river to Atlantic ports. No
charge for forwarding except the actual of transport
alton. gu . r-.J .
Every facility and accommodation will be given to ship
pers and consignees
sAppers will please procure orders at the Agents. Office
before shipping and will have their bills Of lading signed
'ne same place. PERKINS HERsEY,
-a. 70 S. JONES, Agents,
... . ... 20 Carondeet street. New orleans, La
STEWART OSBORNE, Agents in Mobile
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
AAA MORGAN LINE SEr .T TS5TED STATES MAIL
Leaves TUESDAY, 17th inst on the arrvo, or ,bs An NJ
Pontehartran Railroad train nn'"' o 'ne f.
FOR MOBILE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL,
and low pressure steamer
A. s. GARDENER, Commander,
viii leave as above carrying the u s. Malls
Bills ofladng signed at the Agents office until 3,spn
N B.-No freight received after 2IspM
Freight taken IS per cent less than card rates.
l. G. HARRIS, Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets.
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
III inst Mt 4 u fror,t haoJ
FOR MOBILE, SELMA MONTGOMERY, AND
stone leaves steamer
''s slss FoSfisSs b1iSE 's WY
FOR THE WATERING PLACES
Leaves very TUESDAY and THURSDAY the arrival
the "a Ponchertran Railroad train Springs
and way landings; and every SATURDAY at r. M Pont
charrain Railroad Train, for Pascagouia and all landings
EOR THE WATERING PLAoEs-THE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer
Creole,
CHARLES WALKER Commander,
will leave as above. For freight passage apply to
LEACH 4 PERKINS,
corner Of Grayer aud Garondclet streets,
Ieslfs e TsBSHSpAy S MsHT S SELMA
and AL landings the Alabama riyar--The nrstclAs4
regular packet Ftgo U W, Norton master Is receiv
cargo engaged Will leave as above For freight passage
apply to
-, JOHN E, HYDE CO., 1l3 Common street,
'Ff Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 8 P. NJ
ZOE BAY ST. LOUIS. PASS CHRISTIAN
Il Mississippi City, Biloxi Ocean Springs aud Hands
boro-Ihe steamer Delta will leave above from the
head Of the New Basin
For freight apply gu board, or to
c. W. LEWIS, E6 Gravisr street.
SELMA, MONTGOMER
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, lSsh inst. at I =. NJ.
TOE wETUMpKA, MONTGOMERY AND ALL
ALABAMA RIVER LANDINGS.
The fine frst.class steamboat
GREENE, Master
Will leave the head of the New Basin above rates
freight apply to
W WAKEFIELD, los Poydras street.
LOUISVILLE.
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE,
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, 18th inst, at 5px
FOR LOUISVILLE AND ALL INTERMEDI
Il ate landings The and elegant passenger
steamer I."nisviile, A. g Ross, master, j. W. Lqzier
1arI lI1l nuun
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STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS,

ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP CoMPA.
NyS BOATS,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MAIL
EOK MEMPHIS. CAIRO. ST. LOUIS AND
--" -H- LOUISVILLE.
One Of the following boats will leave as above EVERY
EVENING, from the Companys wharf, foot Of Benviis
street, viz
Pauline Carroll, w. X. Arthur,
Mary Il. Forsyth, Mollie Able,
Atlantic, Julia, ''
Mississippi, Ida Handy,
Continental Olive Branch,
Ruth, LumInary,
Edward Walsh, Lady Gay, 'l
City OF Memphis, j. q. Swon.
For freight or through tickets to all points North
East, apply at the Company's Office
100 COMMON STREET, opposite City Hotel
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SAILING VESSELS.
FOR LIVERPOOL.

TOR LIVERPOOL-THE FAST SAILING Al
having most Of her engaged will have quick dispatch
TAYLOR GIFFNEY 80 Carondelet street
EOR LTVERPOOL-THE FAST SAILING BRI.
fish bark Ocean, Richardson, master having most OF
her engaged will have quick dispatch For balance Of
freight apply to
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Spoken.
On the LIST inst, in latitude 27:35 longitude s2:12
bark Colin E Mcneil, hence for Havre.
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U. S. MAIL LINE.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th inst. at5rMf
LNOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, yICKs.
burg, Natchez Baton Rouge and all intermediate land.
ngs-Ths and Splendid passenger steamer Id,L
Handy, H. Swltzer mister Cha y. Moore clerk leaves
above from the Company's wharf, foo. Of Blenve street
For freight passage apny on beard, or to -5st i,
JOHN 2. FITZGERALD, Agent,
l04 Common street. opposite the City Hotel
Through tickets all Northern and Eastern cities sold
IA ayent s
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| NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
| EOR NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-THE
| new and splendid sidewhsel steamships
MORNING STAR. :. .24OO tons. .Howes, Commander.
EVENING STAR. 2Ol5 tons. III. L. Quick Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Berry, Commander.
RISING STAR. $500 tons. Nelson, Commander.
For New York Direct.
The and Hrstclass steamships
MISSISSIPPI tons. Sumner, Commanding.
NERRIMACK. 1000 toms .Vansce, Commanding.
| MARIPosA. 1900 TONS Commanding.
MONTERREY. 100 tons... Whitman, Commanding
The Line composed the largest and most elegant steam
ships which built in this country for any HON
line They every respect fitted for service and tn
which they Their accommodation
excelsd by those of other in the world
Passage in side wheel ships first cabin, $780, second cabin
$40; Passage in screw ships, first cabin, SO.
Freight will be received the Companys tn
landing all times during business hours the Company
fer freight will always be by any othe
line.
For freight passage apply to
J. NJ, CoURTEEAY Agent.
33Carondelet street.
| .,." ..... BLACK STAR LINE
To sail on WEDNESDAY, April 18th, at s A.
TOR NEW ECRK DIRECT-THE FAST AMI
tavorite steamship
y. Marmfou.
E. r. WARSAW, Commander
will her wharf foot of st. Joseph street, promptly
above. 80
First Cabin Passage.
c+oarara
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FOR NEW YORK.
CROMWELL'S N. Y. AND N. 0. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail on SUNDAY, April e2d, at sA N.
TOR NEW YoRK-THE FAST AND REGULAR
steamship
General Grant,
E. W. HOLMES, Commander,
will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street, Second District
above
First Cabin Passage. $50
Second Cabin Passage .............,..,.-...... 50
For freight passage apply to
ALFRED MOULToN. Al Carondelet street.
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MANHOOD.

TN TIE Youda AND RISING GENERATION, THl
vegetative powers Of LIFE strong, but In o few
smaoiated FORM and tho Of apposon sp &c
mental effort nhow is banefuI influence It soon be-
ONES evident 70 the observer that some depressing
umphon IL talked IT, and perhaps the youth 10 removed
ON the school and sent into the country This is ont
Of the worst movements. Removed from ordinary di.
ersions Of the everchangng scenes Of the CITY th,
Of the body too much enfeebed to give sest ts
M,niaa , ana rara exercise, thoughts are turned In
II the patient be female the approach Of the mense,
Nature 10 to show her saving power In d sne the cir
uiaion, and Visiting the cheek with .he bloom Of heath
nd energies Of syaa are O Sd % On
whole economy derangso Tho beautiful and wonder.
ng change nom child to woman ia iooiS for n a
he parents heart bleedn In anxiety and fnnciea th
rave but waiting for its victim.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU.
70r Wsak"s'' a'isi"s ,os Esessss' Early I.s.=-.
Hon.
Attended with the following symptoms,
IndispoaiHon TO KKertion. Losa Of Power Losu O.
Memory, DimsultT Of Breathing, Genernl weakness
Horror OF Disease Weak Nerves, Trerdbling Dreadfu
pimne9s Of Vision, Languor Universal Lasatude Of th
Muscular System. Often Enormous Appetite with Dy
Dreaa of tho sn Palid Oountenance and
on Lhe Face Pain In tho Bach Heayiness Of the Eyed1
Temporary suuHon Sud Lon Of Sigh. Want Of Atan w
on, Great Nobility. Restlessness, with Horror Of 30
tey Nothing fB moro desirable to Buch patepts thar
otude, and nothing they more dread for Pear of The
elves no Repoea OF Manner. Barnestness NO specu
alton. but hurried tranaiton from one question te
mother. -
These symptoms. II allowed 10 60 on-whioh this Me
dotne invariably removea-soon follow Loss Of Poaoey
may expire.
During tho guperintendence Of DE- Wilson. as th
Aoomingdae Asylqm, this sad result ocouD7d to two
patients; reason had for time left hs, and6 hdi I'd
Of epilepsy. They OF both BONA nda stt vant
years Of age. ""
Who can say that these e1oes,sasr ono, xn,nth
oHowed by those drefu diseased naeaiy 81 r,srar
om The recoros Of the fnsaae Asyun,s and the rnel
ncnoy aeaths by Consumption, bear ample witness t
he truth Of these assertions In Lunatc AsylunB tht
most melancholy exhibition appears. The ooiIntennno
RE. ever vI1its It Should sound Of the voice occur
tHrarely artiouiate.
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N
READ WHO 81 Us SO.

READ WHO SAY so.
FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
WARRINGTON January l. 1854
aentemen:-Having stated it verbally to you 7 bava
no hesitaton In writing the faot that eIperienoed
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During long and tedious session Of ConRress
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sdvantaged, II they destre to be. w 'i'AfI v
Truly your friend, THOMAS B. FLoRENoR
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N. York Advertisements,
SChENCk'S MAClllNERi OEP0T,

J. B. SCHENCK, fgent,
Ho.s MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
OFFERS FOR ,A.E
DoRTABLE AND STATIONARY sTLAm ENdINKs
Il OF all sizes, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS OF the mos
approved construction, cutting from 10000 TO 10000
IhR WHEELS, and all kinds Of Machinery for Work1na
Wood and Iron, viz:
Engine Lathes
Drill LatheB
Boring Machines
Stating Machinel
Upright Drils
Iron Planers
Vertical Pfaners
Steam and Gas Pipeu
Steam and Water Gusges
Screw jacks
Hydraulic Jacks
Upright Reserving Mills
Circular Resolving Mills
Shaftng Pufrys and Hangers
Rubber Leather 3eltings
Circular Saw Benches
Steam Pumps
Suction Pumps
Forco Pumps
Power Morttcing Machines
Blind SlRt Tenontng Machfnest
Daniels Planning Machine.
Gray Woods Planning Machnes
Woodworth Planning Machines
Moulding Machines
Sash Machines
Boring Machines
Ten0ning Machines
Foot Morticing Machines
Leather and Rubber Hose
Plumbing and Gas Fitting
Wright'B Patent Scroll SaWu
Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Lifting Pumps
Rotary and Mining Punps
Every description of Machinery and Railway suupftoa
JanuaryS wfrnI1p
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1Hoso OlIt6fB HRVB pBfIOfmed more Cure1i
GIVEN BETTER SATISFACTION
HAVE MORE TESTIMONY
HAVE MORE RESPECTABLE fPEOpIE IN vo1,op
FOR THEM
Than any other article In the market We defy anv m
to contradict this assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any one that will produce Certificate pubI,ab al ~
us that is not GENUINE.
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CARPENTERS, JOINERS, PATTERN AND
MODEL MAKERS.
GEERNa VALVES AND ALI. KINDS OF PAT
~ TERMS for machinery executed with dispateh
THE WORLD. ~ A fnnf VII
aIN5I GINS GTNRI
IMPROVED ROLLER SEA ISLAM COTTON GINS
constantly on hand. Address all orders TO 3
ANDERSOS b SCHERMERHON
Rear No. At Annstreet, New York
eutto ~ mWf Smo
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or Others whose systems have become impaired by hard
ahps or disease will find In thts Btters tonic thatv
restore them to all their original vigor.
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News Items.

BALTIMORE, November 3.-Thc Radical
Mass Meeting, last night, adopted an ad-
dress to the country, declaring that they
were anxious to maintain peace, that all
doubts relating to the removal of the Com
missioncrs should bc decided by the courts,
and bitterly dcnouncng the action OF Gov.
Swami in attempting to remove tho Police
Commissioners, and accusing him of the
purpose OF throwing political power into
the hands OF sympathizers and abcttors of
the rebellion.
The new Police Commissioners TODAY
won't to the old Commissioners Office.
where their appearance was the signal for
tunlultuous demonstrations of tiisapproval
by the now largely increased crowd. They
handed III their demand tor possession Of
the premises, an,! then returned to the
conservative headquarters to receive Il re-
ply, and wcrc there received with loud
cheering from the crowd 1t is now under
stood that they are organizing a new force
rive or SIX members of the old police force
resigned last night, and to-day reported to
OF the arrival of troops on the Washington
road There ls much excitement, and
deep. feeling everywhere exists: but thus
Tar there has been no disturbance
PHtLADELPHIA, November IA regiment
OF troops passed through here this morn
liiH, en TOtte 1Or Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, November 3.-The new Com
mlssloners were arrested this afternoon,
on q bench warrant issued by Judge Bond
on the charge of attempting to break the
peace, and, upon refusinS,to give bail in
the sum of S25,000, We're committed to
jail Sheriff Thompson was also commit
ted. The old Commissioners are still in
possession. The counsel for Messrs. Vs.
liant and Young, the new Commissioners,
will get out Il writ of hdjeaS corpus, which
Will bring the question before the court.
The writ can scarcely be returned before
Monday. The city is quiet now. Several
rlotous demonstrations occurred during
the afteruoon, when the fact became
known that the new Commissioners had
been arrested.
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out violating the Constitution. And even
II 1t did violate the Constitution. that world
be no barrier to corrupt Congress in car
rrylng out their purpose, as wo know, bv
!ho SAD experience of the present Congress-
IN dlsregarding and tramplinc on Tho Fed-
eral Constitution.
Inc nth section Of the proposed amend
ment declares that "Congress shall have
power to enforce, by appropriate legisla-
tlo1l, the provisions of this article" Here
we have power given Congress to do
stroy all the rights of the States. and con
tralize all power in the National Go Govcrn cpn-
ment. Under the prete1t that State has
abridged the privileges or immunities of a
cluZen by refusing suffrage to the ne
SroeS, congress may, under this section.
declare universal suffrage to that class Of
persons. Under the pretext that some ono
Iii mas been deprived'by State courts of his
liberty or property, they may give the
United States courts entire jurisdiction of
all litigation in the State. The legislative.
executive and Judiciary departments of tho
otate governments may, under this sec
tlon, be entirely swallowed up by Congress.
a1! aiiu .ne American Union mado one grand
consolidated empire
The proposed amendment was not sub
mlttcd to the President for his approval
as required by the Constitution. before
DelnS submitted to tho State Legislatures
ana they should not, therefore, consider or
tcSdru IL ut all asi q proposed cOnstitu-
tl0nal amendment for their adoption.
Eleven states wcro excluded from Con-
8ress when it passed, and tho President
never sanctioned it.
:. Put feel we'll assured that Congress
dld not expect or wish the ratification Of
TINS amendment by the States. The peo-
pic were to be made to believe that Con-
Srcss intended to reconstruct the Union.
Inns was "a tub thrown out to the whale"
TO amusc them till the fall elections were
over Congress docs not intend to have
tne states reconstructed till after the pre-
sldentlal election in 1868. The Southern
oeatcs arc to be kept out of the Union till
after that period, in order to insure the
radical triumph.
Tnc object of {thc radical leaders is to
pcfpetuate thespower of their party. This
they think they can do by negro suffrage.
and by that alone But they were afraid
TO put that plank i'll their platform ut pre-
sent 1t will be inserted two years hence.
Nhcn Stewart proposed universal suffrage
ana universal amnesty, the leaders of the
radical party expressed their Willingness
10 adopt 1t. They wcro willing to forego
tho pleasure Of hanging rebels and cx-
DC accomplished.
[ have thus, my dear sir, givcn:vou nv
Tl.vs in reference to the constitutional
amendment. Let mo conclude, by assur-
ing You that rs feeble as South Carolina
may be, and as ''powerlcss'' as YOU say she
ls, "to protect herself" she is, novcrthc-
less, able to maintain, amidst all her oD-
prcSSionS, i2cr honor Imsullied, and will
never, voluntarily, accept her own decra-
0atlon. am, with great respect yours.
&c, i. I PERRY.
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DTr. Davis Parole Extended.

FORTRESS MONROE November The
parole granted Jefferson Davis, some
months ago, giving him the privilege Of
tho grounds of tho fortress during the
day, has been extended, through Execu-
tive clemeney, III the removal of all sur
veiilance over nim, and of the guard from
his rooms, in Carroll Hall, at night. In
structlons to this effect have been sent
from Washington to General Burton, Com
mandant of the fort, divesting his impri-
sonment of anything like severity, paving
tho way, it is geuerally presumed, for his
final parole and release. All the guards
over him, both during the day and night,
being removed, hc now enjoys perfectly
untrammellcd liberty aud every possible
means of comfort and pleasure, while held
as prisoner i'll the fort. 1t is said he has
expressed great qualification at this action
OF the Government, and already contcm-
plates vacatinS Carroll Hall, and taking
up his residence with Mrs. Davis, in the
casemates assigned to him shortly after
his arrival here.
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Tele graph.
KS
Cable Despnfchcs.

PARIS, November 2.-Thc P,esse says tho
alliance between Prussia and Russia is
comr'ete.
1t is said that Montholon has been or
dercd from Washington to Lisbon, and
that Bertheny will succeed him.
ROME, November 2.--The Italian press
denounces the allocution of the Pope
against Italy's conduct
1t is reported that Count Riccasoli will
soon resign his position i'll the Italian Mi
nistry.
- LoNDoN, Novcmber2. Consols s9l Five
twenties 6S{.
LIVERPOOL, November 2-Sal of cotton
for the week $4,000 bales. Sales TODAY
10000 bales, closing dull-midding up
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Di,.ect Lriorati01t tj'o" (,,lo 250. coo
lhotce Scegars, Vine, B'u"dy H,nn,
G'soca Jedy, &C.
BY CLIFFORD & MATHEWEs.
AT store II East Bay, Charleston S. c..
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst,
at II O'Clock,
The following well know, and fuyorita
brands OF SEGARS, Nc.:
25,0o0 Ingcnorios
10000 RegaliI De Ia licina,
5000 Rcgaha Chi Il,
10000 Media EcSalla Britan;ca.
10000 ID Conchas DC ltrgalia,
10000 Lont}rcs,
$4,000 Media I:egaIia.
All OF tho above are branded YOUNG
America, and warranted by T. Lopez X
Co., seSar manufacturers in Havana.
500 gallons Sherry Vine in casks from II
to CD gallons each.
2S5 gallons jamaica Rum, in casks from
% to 81 gallons each
100 gallons Brandy, in casks from % to
% gallons each.
II half pipes best Catalonia (Clarct)
Vino, 62 gallons each.
GO bags Havana Smoking Tobacco, GO 10
- pounds cach.
boxes White Sugar, $50 to 300 pounds
each.
l box assorted Spanish Chocolate
y cases Holland Gin, in bottles.
2G0 doZ. assorted Guava Marnalalc and
Jelly.
kegs Spanish Olives.
Will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
and articles to be removed immediately
after the sale.
The above are imported direct from
Cuba, and the attention OF dealers is called
to the same. Terms cash. Nov 2 +3
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Market ReportS.

New YORK, November -Nocn.-Gold
Fs. Exchange 1929. Cotton quiet, at 50
6D4l. Flour dull. Whess 2@3c. lower.
Corn . and pork lower. Whiskey quiet.
T. M.-Gold 492. Cotton dull, at 3S}01
4O-sales 1900 bales. Flour, wheat and
corn lower. Pork lower sales SO, 900 bbls.;
mess $30.75.
MOBILE, November 3-Cotton sales to-
day 500 bales; middlings 30. Market quiet
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-04
Paints, Oils. Window Glass

HNHKEE THOUSAND lbs. pure WHIT
Z LEAD, ground i'll oil
LOO IDS; st. Louis White Lead, Stouud
in oil, at ~ cents per pound.
200 gallons boiled and raw Linscud Oil.
Together "it& Il complete assortment of
Tanners, and Machinery OILS. dry and
ground Paints, Furniture, Coach and Japan
Narnlshes, Window Glass, Putty. Paint
brushes, Varnish, DustAg and Scrubbng
brushcs. For sale at low prices by
oct 81 j. & 7. r. AGNEW