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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned sutho
by Mr.. CHARLES MORGAN, owner Of the Morgan line
United States mail steamers to take Asrns Risks Ca
and Merchandise shipped by his steamers pying Noble
any Of the Texas ports, AT ONE-HALF THE RAJ
ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
NEw ORLEANS. July /, 1863
Mr. Morgan's fdence in his steamers ear,
desire to trade 6eweeA New Orleans Mobile and
Texas ports have dictated this course.
For further particulars those interested are invited cal
the sf6ce, 50 and 81 Camp street.
CHAs. A. WHITNEY & CO., Agents
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Persons who propose being absent from
the city during the summer, can have the
Daily or Weekly CRESCENT sent to them by
leaving their address at this Office.
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IL. Carer y co.
CELEBRATED PATENT IMPROVED
COTTON GINS.

A FULL ASSORTMENT of the LATEST MANUFAC.
TURE Of these well known and most approved GINS
received and constantly hand, together with SAWS
BANDS CRATES, BRISTLEs, BOXES etc.
The wide and unsurpassed reputation Of this fhrou
cut the country too wei established require further
thcaSes or Inducements to the planter.
FOSTER & CO.. Agents,
Ne 10 Gravier street.
New Orleans. La.
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LOCAL POLITICS.
The WorkinsmeRs Tenth Ward Indepen-
dent seymour and Blair c ub and the
Tenth Wsrd Democratic Club.

The WorkinsmeB's Tenth Ward Indepen-
dent Seymour and Blair G ub and the
Tenth Wsrd Democratic Club.
These two clubs held joint meeting last
night over Pfster's feed store, near the Maya
zine market, for the purpose of electing two
delegates to the Parochial Executive Commit
tee. The separate organization of each of
these we have already chronicled and noticed
the meetings called for last night for the cleo
ton of two delegates from each, On mature
consideration, however, it was deemed best
to have the meeting of the clubs together for
the election of two delegates from the ward.
while, except so far as their action will affect
the interests of the whole ward they will in
future each retain its own organization, and
each work separately. The reason of this di-
vision of labor is the extent of the ward and
the greater thoroughness of canvassing thus
obtained. The election resulted in the choice
of Mr.. Huckins, of the Workingmen's Club.
and Mr.. w. Harper, of the Ward Club. After
the election, Col. James b. Eustis, who was
one of the delegates from this State to the
National Democratic Nominating Convention
at New York, made the club an eloquent ad-
dress. He told them something about the
convention, and then proceeded to discuss the
present condition of affairs in a manner
worthy of his already high reputation as an
orator, pointing out to his hearers where their
duty lies, and urging them to discharge it.
At the conclusion of his speech, without
further business the two climbs adiourned
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TR0nnSSHs
NJ E MORAL SSOCIATION
sudIey Church, May 4, 1865,

We, the Ladies residing the vicinity Of Man.sss.
and Bull Run bAtle6elds formed ourselves into
society known by the name Of tine MANASSAS MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION, and have for object rentsept AZ
the Confederate dead In groups and IN Isolate.
for many miles, and liable soon to be obtsrAsed b
the ploughshare We solicit aid from our sisters and bro,bs
OF the South and indeed, everywhere We're Il not t,y
poverty would not call upon you order 70 have than
decently Inferred and nelosed In Oeeery some $500
will be needed.
Those Of friends at distance desire TO con,rbuts
do by addressing Corresponding Secretary H
SUE N. MONROE, Gainesville, Prince William county.
Virginia.
MISS ANNIE NJ. LEWIS,
President
MISS MARY j. DOGAN,
MISS N. Z. COMPTON,
Vice Presidents.
MISS MARY E. CUSHING,
Recording Secretary.
MISS SUE NJ. MONROE,
Corresponding Secretary
MRS. ADDIE s. WHEELER,
Treasurer.
ConTbutopstor the above purpose will also received Al
the CRESCENT OFFICE; BY WOODS, MATHEWS o
CO., No. % Magazine street and BY Mrs MARY J.
DEACON.
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VAST QUANTITIES OF Ivory DEsTRoYED-Thou.
sands OF teeth that might last life time are lost
every year, simply because the parties concerned
either forget or do not appreciate the fact that
sozoDoNT. duly applied. renders the dental sub.
stance proof against decay
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a very proper conclusion and very good illus.
ualon OF me way some people " CONVERSE
Butt"
! say 1t is waste of money for lie Grand
lockwood TO build seven hundred and fiftv thon.
sand dollar house in Norwalk.'' - '-'-
"But-n
He might better spend the money in works Of
art.n "VAs Vi
"But-n
" know be has large collection already but
hot SO large that be ought TO throw away money
on bricks and mortar.u
"But-n
Besldes-sre there no poor whom he can ben
ent-h ne Is going TO lavish 80 much on build
mg1why not erect some charitable institution ?"
al say"
But II is none Of our ousinessn
ITue-l never thought Of that,n-TN, Y, Mail.
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IiOlC as the Time.

We have hand thirteen SECONDHAND PIANOS,
that we will dispose Of at prices to suit the times make
room for the stock Among the are several fue
PLEYEL PIANOS, nearly Now is the time to buy a
good instrument at bargain.
Z0RN & BREMER.
o. ~
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g., .ry Of the 1rchin in sugar hogshesds-"O Oh!
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Circulnr Posfnrn

Belgium, Switzerland and Germany, 8 cents each.
France Z, England 6, and Italy u cents each.
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden ls, via Hamburg II cents each.
Circulars rated a. book packets, 4 o. or under
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~, how should you speak a steamboat /!
Through the engine.esr, Of course,
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RenlOcaE.

Ell KIN &; co.
Have removed their
CARPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE Tol
100 Canal street.
Opposite ChristChurch
CARPFTING. OIL CLOTH MATING, WINDOd
SHADES, CURTAIN MATERIALS, Etc
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PhNEOn1S

p A p II I 4 n LOTTO N "
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
PHALON'S Paphian Lotion removes oil ERUP-
TIoNs, FRECKLEs, PIMPLEs, MOrs BLoTCHEs,
TAN, etc. and renders the Skin Soft FAR and Blooming
For Ladies in the Nursery Invaluable For Gentlemen
after Shaving 1t has equal "Psphian Lotion the
only reliable remedy for diseases bemshes Of the Skin
PHALohS "Psphian Soap" for the Toilet, Nursery
Bath will not Chsp the Skin.
Price, rs cents per Cake. Sold by all Druggists
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Opens at O'Clock A. NJ; closes atsPM
Sundays, Office opens at o'clock A. n closes atl2E
r. w. TALIAFERRO,
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.Af,o orleans POstOmce.
Time of Arrival and Departure OF Mail,

Route s0l-New Orleans to Brasher daily (exce
Sunday at Al Arrive daily Sunday excepted by 4
Route s02-New Orleans TO Canton, departure dahl
Closes at $3.50 P. NJ, Sunday At Il Arrives daily
Route sN3-New OrleaH 10 St. FrancIsve supplying Il
the Offices opened, departure Monday N. and Friday
81. NJ Arrives Monday and Friday mornings.
Route s00f-kew Orleans to Carrollton, Jefferson CITY
departure Monday and Thursday at a Arrives Monda
and Thursday at4P.M.
Route sO05-New Orleans to Buras Settlement Low.
Coast departure Tuesday and Friday n Arrives Sun
day and Thursday
Route sOO6Nsw Orleans to Mobile departure daily at p
NJ, Sunday at Il H. Arrives daily by sA.M
Route sOO7-New Orleans TO Covington La departure
Monday and Thursday Arrives Tuesday ana Frds]
at4 p. -.
Route -New Orleans to Algers, departure daily al
N. Arrives daily by IL A NJ
Route s0Os-New o. leans TO veksburg supplying an N,
Offices opened to vieksburg Red River and Ouashts
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday at JPN Ar
rves on Monday and Friday mornings.
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays At A n
Saturdays at Tx A. Paseagoula Saturdays at NJ
Mails for Galveston, Houston, Indianoa San Antonio
Brownsville Brazos Santiago via New Orleans and
Railroad, close at A N. on Sunday and Thursday
Tariff OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba, Wess
indies, etc.
Guadaloupe Martinique French and Ditch Guiana 81
Vincents, St. Lucia ST. Vincent Trinidad renada-ls
half OF optional
Cuba. Mexico, Hayt, Porto Rico. St Thomas Jsmsics.
Venezuela, United States Of Colombia Englnh uiana-0
cents half o., obligatory.
Bolivia Chill EeuadOrsi cents half o., obligatory.
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The Third Ward Central Club

Meets this evening, at u o'clock, at 1O3 81
Charles street. All Democrats of the Thirt
Ward are invited to be present.
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Fassnlaagl,s Cotton Ties.

We have Large Supply Of the celebrated ALLEGATION
TIES on band which unsurpassed In quality ron be-
ing Of best English manuiaenIe and fully guaran eed
Also, FASSMANN's BUTTON TIES and DIAMOND
tbs, so extensively used In former years
For sale in any quantity 20 suit purchasers.
CHAMBERS IL LATTTNG,
81 Caraudeet
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IRON Cotton Ties.

In addition to the celebrated ARROW TIES, am now
prepared to receive orders from the trade for the sELFFAs
TENING BUCKLE TIES all made Of the best quality Ens
hsh Iron, and BANDS Of any required length.
II. I. BARTLETT,
General Agent. as Carondelet street.
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The Seymour Kuightr

Meet at the hall over the Gem Saloon, on
Royal street. A full attendance is requested
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Tucancy.
DON'T LOSE THIS OPPORTUNITY.

Death has lately taken partner, and one with
Capital OF S5OOO required 20 take his place Il rare
ohAnce; business ALREADY established manufacturing an
Estsble which has very rge consumption The only Es
los. - 80
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u. e.. BOgel.

GENERAL AUC'rIONEE,R,
ONCE and salesroon "a Tchoupitoulas street. will give
Pr pt attention 70 sales Of hercbande Stocks Bonds
Real Ea and Furniture. Cash Advances on Con.
sgnment Regular sales Of Groceries, Produce Wines Ii
quors tobacco and Cigars every TUESDAY, THURsDA Y
aud SATURDAY stll5& NJ.
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Important to La,oyers.

TIE ACTS OF THE LAST LEGISLATURE.
Held and begun on ths zsih January 1907 the city ofEsu
work. 49, '---SA
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''YSOufhern Lands'' .ageacu.

We offer our services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERff etc, IN the Southern States References and in
formation prompt given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON 4 CO.,
No. SO Liberty street. New York
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
FRANK H. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI,

Electors for the state at Largei
EX-GOvBREOR R.,O. wlcKLIFFE, Of West FelcianAA
ISAIAH GARRETT. Of OuschitA
ALTERNATEs:
JAMES p. FRBRET. Of Jefferson.
JUDGE J. n LEA, Of Orleans.
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Preston Merrill win prosecute all parsons counterfeit
or using their label trade mark either Of thee arc
An persons buying sci ing either OF these counteri
knowingly will be held responsible, and such persons
sniff notice that the art Gle l. spuOusf offered q q
under TIE market price See circulars Tor OF detect
the counterfeit Yeast Powder.
Boston, July O. 1868
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Caution.

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT
Preston & Merrill's Yeast Powder and Sugar
Lemons, or Portable Lemonade.
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Jas. ~. Thompson,

M E r. @ HANT TAILOR,
No.7Se broadway. Corner OF Eighth street,
NEW YORK.
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A. IN. Thompson.

PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY, /,
NO. Is EAST TWENTIETH STREET. NEW YORK,
vrsciAI Agents. or szv oRLkASs eRzsszzxl
An CLASSES Of MERoHANDISK AGRICULTURAL, I'M.
ELEMENTS, etc., etc, purchased on commission
Coed spurchssed only Of trst class Hou.e. and q. La,
act lo. than parties can purchase themselves
Asuneient sum must be rem tied to cover rot,bt
missions ths balance PAYABLE ON DELIVERY.
seeding 500, ~ per cent ~
oonections on all points promptly attended a
Nstsrenes-OoL J. o NIXON, Proprissss Of n
Hsv orl..ns Oxr.sxrv
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY a. 1858.
National Democratic Ticket.

FOR PRESIDENT:
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
OF NAV YORK.
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Just Opened.

Just Opened.
NEW PHOTOGRAPH CALLER
Corner Magazine and st. Andrew Streets
Over Liberman's Dry Goods StOre.
PHOTOGRAPHS. 50 80 per dozen;
AMBROTYPES rs cents;
PORCELAIN PICTURES, IS;
And all work guaranteed equal to any done in the city.
Call and our Specimens .
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The PETROLEUM STOVES bake and eook hs.,., .rd
asant OdOr. $3.50 ~oNe' W
The Stove be daily In operation 1t all bours Al
Johnstens Lunch stano IN the Merchants EScbaase and
OIL fol- Stoves at IS cents per gallon.
JOS. r. DE MANY.
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days Two days, probation. and he can control
the process of this the highest Court OF the
The case which was shown by the evidence
OF K. II. Worrall and John Dileau this morn
day the counsel for the defense called Ali the
clerks except two, Worrall and Boileau. When
we call them this morning. we hnd that MT
Worrall tells us that he has known sevenJy-two
blanks TO be sealed in one day and scattered
on the desks. Curious that he was not called
Boileau was employed without any previous
knowledge. and now II appears that ne Is In the
term in the Penitentiary for uttering forged
papers.
believe that this seal has been attached to an
unknown number of blanks, and that probably
through direct criminal connivanoe on the
part OF some. Certainly through some aston.
ishing negligence they are now floating through
the city, prepared on Tuesday next TO cancel
the votes of duly qualified citizens. But while
the evidence as TO the seal does not admit of
doubt, the case Is yet further com pltoated by
the unimpesched testimony OF Mr.. Watson,
who bore evidence to having seen a pile OF
blank papers OF naturalization signed In blank
with Mr.. Snowden's name, and laying In the
office Of the ProthOnotary.
This evidence has not been rebutted or ex.
planned away. 1t strengthens materially our
case. II shows that not only did the papers
that there existed others which were signed In
that office Is IL not an Inference fairly war
ranted, that these twelve papers came both
signed and sealed from the office of this Court?
We do not mean to say, let me repeat, that Mr..
they were, certainly, without mis- direct inter-
vention.
Now, your Honor, such is the substance OF
the evidence submitted in this ease, and by 1t
have You been made aware of the manner In
which the office of your Court has been con-
Quoted. From 1t you can judge how the Pro.
thonotary has fulfilled his duty. Has he acted
with due care in the selection of his subordi-
mates? Has he exercised due care in guarding
the seal? The misconduct of his subordinate is
legally his misconduct; and has there not been
such as to warrant the severest reflection? We
think IL has been shown to you tnat through
the ~ Olect of MIR. Snowuen and the crime of
some one else, these papers have been uttered,
and are now in indefinite numbers floating in
our city.
This is an offense of the greatest magnitude.
There has been a great public wrong done.
Every citizen is suffering from this negligence.
AS TO what action will be taken in the premises
we leave that to your Honor, without even
suggestion from us. We merely brought the
matter up on prayer for an attachment in
order that 1t might be regularly brought up.
Whether 1t be granted, or some other remedy
be adopted, we will not urge upon your Honor.
But the dignity of the Court, the honor of the
bench, the majesty of the law, and the safety Of
the elective franchise of the Common wealth.
all demanded that the facts set forth in the eyt,
dence should be laid before the Court.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
AdVices from HOnOIuIu-The New Com
merciMl Consulate.

AdVices from HOnOluIu-The New Conn
mercinl Consulate.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5.-The steamer Colo
rado, for Panama, sailed to-day, taking out
$52O,OOe in treasure, of which $22s,OO0 is for
New York, and $27O, 900 for England.
Arrived, ship Goodell, from Yokohama, and
d. G. Murray, from honolulu.
Flour, $5'2596 rs; Wheat nominal at $685..
Honolulu advices to September 16 state that
commercial matters are unusually dull.
Heavy shocks of earthquake were felt at Hilo
and other places early in September.
Robert G. Lawrence, of the firm OF James
Robinson & Co., died Sept l. He has been a
resident of Honolulu since 1922.
MIR. E. Perkins has assumed the duties OF
the American Consulate at Honolulu.
Surveys are being prepared for building a
Lighthouse on the reef at the entrance of the
harbor of Honolulu.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-Cetton quiet AL 261kc. Flour
81 ady sales H. M0e0 barrels at erdays quotations.
Mhest hrmer and advanced lQsc.: sales OF BUSH
whlte Michigan nj " ~ Corn tirm and adyance l6Dc
sales OF $1,000 bush .s It sllc@'l3. Oats frna, and
advanced 1c sales ofH 900 bushels 72c Beef ouet
quiet. '~S
E@ock @ 40, Island lSys; Reading, s654 Canton, 49k;
Elle iS14; CleVelsnd and Toledo l03 Cleveland and
Pittsbarg, $50; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, iii:
MlchSan Central, lls1; Michigan Southern. IS;
New YORK Central l27s{ illinois Central l45Is; Gum
6erlahd preferred So; Virginia 6s 54 Missouri 6s o.
6cSs iS6z nS 90 1864 ll03s; do 1855, III; do. new,
Exchange, So. 20 - ~-''
dull; large lots can be bought at little below former
qnotattons Wheat dnll: good to choice, 81 45@257;
fair, 80 Corn fl m ano unchanged Oats a irm aJ 75a
soc. Rye firm at si4o@l 5a Provisions firm and un.
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Terrible Catastrophe ON Lake Ontario
A Propeller Burned and her Grew
Nearly all Lost.
Special Despatch TO The EUent,lO Telegraph.
OswEGo, N. Y, Oct. THE folio wing are the
latest particulars of the terrible steam boat dis
aster:-The propeller Perseverance, Captain
Fitzgibbons, left Port Dalhouse yesterday with
20, l47 bushels of corn for this city. When of
Pultneyville, about fifteen miles out, at three
o'clock (morning), fire was discovered near the
,moksstack by the second engineer.
There was gale blowing at the time, aud the
flames spread with such fearful rapidity that,
although there was a life-boat and two yawls
aboard, they succeeded in launching but one
yawl, the other boats taking fre before they
could be reached. In the yawl the first and
second mates, two men, nd the cabin boy got on
and were saved. The captain was entreated to
get into this boat, but positively refused 10
leave the steamer. The crew numbered nine
teen persons, and it is thought there were two
women aboard. None but those In the yawl
were saved.
The propeller Enterprise, Captain McGrath,
OF the same line, was fifteen miles behind the
Perseverance, and saw it. The captain at first
supposed it was vessels light. He, ho Wever,
became convinced that it was some kind of
craft burning, and crowded on al steam to the
rescue. He was over an hour reaching the
scene of the disaster, and though there were
number of persons still floating about on planks
and other supports, they were SO much ex-
hausted that they could not take a line, and the
sea was running so high that boat could not
be launched As the Enterprise came up she
ran into number of the crew in the water.
Their cries for help were heartrending, and
Captain McGrath and all on board were terri
bly, affected. One roor fellow, who seemed
stronger than the rest was on plank, and Just
as he called on Captain McGrath to save him,
| a sea took the plank, aud drove it against the
propeller, and it. human load was seen no more.
Since the above was written, Mr.. Fitzgipbous
has given the following list Of officers and Gre
lost:-
John Fitzgibbons; first mate, M. Fitzgibbons;
second mate, William Thorp; first engineer A..
Macarthur; second engineer, Charles Mason;
| steward, Michael Fftzgibbons; wheesmen, p.
Leggo and A. Bassett; porter, p Lyuch fire.
| men, James Andrew, Patrick Barney Field,
| and II. Scott, all from Bellevllle, G. W.; deck
hands, FIVE in number, names not known; cook,
Mrs. Davis, of Oswego, and her daughter. Sur
| vvors-M Fitzgibbons, first mate; W. Thorpe,
| second mate; Peter Lego. wheelsman; un-
known man, deck hand; Patrick Lynch, porter.
| In all fourteen lives were lost.
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EZNANOE AND COMMERCE.
0xyIcz or TIE EVENING TrLnsnArH. \,
Wodnaadav OOk D Iaaa

Wedneaday, Oct u 1894 N
The Stock market was moderately active this
morning, but prices were unsettled. Government
securities were fraction higher. 1914 was bid
for 10-40s; 1l3l for 6s OF 1881; lis for e2 b2Os:
ll0i for 64 620s 110f for '65 620s; 108l for July
s6, 620s; 10st for 67 620s and 1901 for '68 6-2Os
City loans were lower; the new issue sold at
1922 @1022, decline of I.
Railroad shares were the most active on the
list. Reading sold at 48i04Sl, no change; PHI
ladelphia and Erie at AZ. no change; Camden
aud Amboy at l28 no change; Pennsylvania
Bsilroad al be9@b6l, NO change; and Cata-
wissa preferred at 34l, slight advance. 4l4
was bid for Little Schuylkill; 67l for Minshill;
80 TOR North Pennsylvania; and 64l for Lehigh
Valley.
In City Passenger Railroad shares there
was nothing doing. 10 was bid for Tenth and
Eleventh; Is for Thirteepth and Fifteenth; az
Tor Spruce and Pine; and 10i for Hestonville.
Bank shares were hrmly held ut full prices,
l64 was bid for Philadelphia; SO for Com meroial I;
S2l for Mechanics; 49, for Consolidation; s6f
Tor commonwealth; and 70 for Corn Exchange.
Canal shares were lower. Lehisb Navigation
sold at 276D274, closing at 27I, a decline of 4:
and Susquehsnna Canal at Ii, a decline of 4
81 was bid for Schuylkill Navigation preferred:
and 10 for Morris Canal preferred.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
n
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
This Mornings Quotations.

By Atlantic Cuble.
LONDON, Oct. IA. M.-Consols and Ameri-
can securities quiet and unchanged.
LokRoN, Oct. 7:-AdVices from Foo Chow
says the prices of Teas are falling. The exports
OF new crop amount to SO, 600, 900 pounds.
The American shin American Eagle, from
London Tor New York, put into Falmouth,
leaky.
LIVERPOOL, Oct IA. M Cotton steady, and
unchanged. The sales TO day will probably
reach 200 bales.
FRANKFoRT, Oct. IA. M.-U. s. Fivs-twen.
ties, 76a.
PARIS, Oct. IA. M.-The Bourse is dull.
Rentes, 60 francs IL centimes.
HAvRE, Oct, IA. M.-Cotton easier. Tres
ordinaire, l39 francs.
ANTWERP, Oct. IA. M.-Petroleum firm at
80 francs.
LONDON, Oct. IA. M.-spirits of Petroleum
Is. 35d.
This AftermOOn's Quotations.
LoNpoN, Oct. Up. MI, s. Five-twenties,
"a. Stocks 6rm; Erie, 5l4; Illinois Central, s5s.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7-P. M.-Cotton -Uplands
to arrive, 1Otd. Corn, 36s. Sd. Lard drmer, but
not quotably higher. Tallow, AIS. 3d..
HAvRE. Oct. Up. M.-Cotton dull, and
easier. Tres 0rdinaire, l38 francs.