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Atw Orleans Monep Market.
Csxscsss OFFICE. No. ~ CAnf sfsxEr,
fsturday Evcaing. Oct ). 1858 }


o'1'e, s.. orssGi E, s0 Oct s isss
We have no material variation 70 notice IN the
money market Gold opened N HeM ross s se,t
evening ct Has a. NJ. IL was quoted ct l404 and
st3P.n il closed ct 140. The movement IN this
market has been fair, and total operations en-.
b.;cs the noc ing zoo Go a. ss
sio 0Oo' ao0eO. sls, 600 ssd $40 900 do. at 1879.
IS 600 do. at 1891, and "a 900 at 1894. Sales OF
silver comprise 81 600 American halves at 1856
We nov qusss .n GSlSS sI,csS dollars 4s@ias
FoprIGE ExcHANGE.-The movement under this
heading has disclosed considerable activity and
rates. owing to the upward tendency OF gold, have
advanced. Offerings Of commerce. n s sssrnng ana
tive. as will be seen y the subjoined actual sales
,enorted TODAY viz: $500 bank sterling ct 152,
ca 600 and e. 600 do. OF ISL e. 900 and IS 900 do.
at 1901, fl500 do. at 1904, f2 600 ct 1909 FL zoo
bills at ISL 60000f. 5,000f and rs 000f. private
bankers francs at STA. 80 000f. and so, DOOR. AL
commercial do. ct STA, and 5000 do. at SYST.
We now quote bank sterling l504@l51, commeis al
commercial do. 3.7sl@3.77A.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE-Ther has been q moder-
ate movement In commercial sight, but at irregu-
lar rates and ct Q slight decline. Total purchases
i1a 0S WIN $50 CO., SIS ooo SIS 900, SIS 900 NV
York commercial sight at y cent. discount
$1,000 do at 1882 D cent. discount; $500, $4,000
and SIS 600 do. AZ 4. and $50. 900 DO: at BIG D
cent. discount. We now quote 30s fB cent. dis.
count at bank and fM9-16 ~ cent. discount out Of
doors for sight checks on Northern cities.
UHCURRENT NoTEs AND SECURITIEs-City notes
remain quiet and unchanged. Louisiana State
notes and Bank Of Louisiana notes are wholly
neglected and the movement In all classes OF
stocks and bonds 10 still of very restricted char
scter. Total operations to-day under the above
heading embrace only the following: $4,000 city
notes at 364 ~ cent. discount, and 80 Opelousas
Railroad bonds On private tsrnas-
pPICIAL DIsPAfoH1s.-We are indeoted 10
the Western Union Telegraph line for copies OF
the following private dispatches received from
that route to-day. viz:
Ne,o York, Oct. 40 A. M.-Gold opens
l4Ot. 1880 A. M.-Gold l4Ol. Cotton market
very firm holders asking higher rates. Middling
27c., Mobile 27lc.; Orleans 273c. Sterling 1000
lO9s. Has A. M.-Gold l40l. Cotton demand
fair prices firm and unchanged. Receipts Of the
week net 1900; gross 97l0; sales IL, 600. Exports
since LIST September $3.50. Stock on hand 5000.
Receipts at all United States ports COG bales
Sterling steady. P. M.-Gold closed lao. Cot
ton demand fair prices firm. Middling 27c.; No
bile 27lc.; Orleans 27Ac. Sales to-day 1000 bales.
Sterling steady.
Liverpool, Oct. Stills A. M.-Cotton market
buoyant. Estimated sales $4,000 bales. Uplands
| lOsd@l0id.; Orleans l05d@lld. Uplands afoal
l0d. p. M.-Cotton market closed buoyant.
Sales to-day 10000 bales. Uplands loid.; Or
leans lid.
London. Oct. 3.-S P. M.-Consols Gag; 5-2O's
Houre, Oct. 3-Noon.-Cotton market frmer
tres ordiaare l.37.
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An OLD CHARLESTON SrEAMER.-The Charleston
Courier Of September %, says: On Saturday
morning last the steamer Charleston. Capt. Thos.
Payne, Jr., arrived here from New York via
Fortress Monroe. This boat Is quite veteran,
and was built In this city, on South Bay. by Mr..
James Poyas, over thirty years ago. She was
constructed for Capt. John Bonnell, who spared
no expense, and used the best material in building
her. She was first employed in the government
service during the Indian war, in which she made
q handsome sum of money. she was afterward
owned by Capt. James Cotes, who had her In the
Georgetown rice trade, and after some years OF
good fortune, she became the property of Messrs.
John & Arthur Magee, then of Messrs. r. @. 4
Isaac Davis, and was captured during the war
while attempting TO run the blockade at Whining
ton, N. @. She has been purchased by Capt.
Thomas Payne, Jr.. who expects to use her in the
peighboring State of Georgia, 10 towing and gen.
eral transportation purposes. She has been what
is called "lucky boat" and has made money
for every one that has owned her. She appears
20 be as strong IS ever, and bids fair to last
another thirty years.
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UHIvERsALisx-The general convention of Uni.
versslisfs which lately held its session at Provi
dence, R l., decided to have special observance
Of the centenary year, 1870, the convention TO
meet that year at Gloucester, Mass, where the
first Universalist society was founded, and reso-
ton was adopted providing for committee of
thirteen 20 determine the time, objects and me.
thods Of observing the centennial anniversary OF
the Universalist denomination In the United States
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Dirge OF samner.


All In the arms of Autumn lying.
Fading flowers round her signing,
Summer sick and sad 10 dying.
Now no more shall she be seen,
in the evenings deep serene,
Weaving earlsnds white and green.
Fold her In Q winding sheet,
Woven of all blossoms meet,
For the shroud of maiden sweet.
Crimson rose and lily white
All she had of best and bright,
Long have vanished from the light
Gather Autumn's palest flowers.
Drunk with Autumn's softest showers
Bring them to her leafiess bowers.
There through winters icy gloom,
She shall rest as 10 tomb;
sheeted snow shall shroud her bloom
shroud her bloom, but not forever;
Mortals die, but seasons never.
When the chains Of Wintersever,
Spring shall wake her up again,
Lead her forth to hill and plain,
Over willing hearts to reign.
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Cattle Market.

Cryy ysyvsRscs October 4 1853
Arrived yesterday-s3 Texas Beeves, 70 Calves
and Yearlings. Sold 2S9 Texas Beeves, 327
Calves and YesrlDgs, 20 Hogs, Mich Cows.
Stock on sale-3O3 Texas Beeves. 799 Calves and
Yearlings, IS Hogs. $50 Sheep, 8 Mich Cows.
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ST IOUTs-steaner Lizzie Gi1-S0 bhls -four Harris A
tdxel-390 do Buddecke &c0-zs2 do PerdreAnylle
lS0 90 Pohlhaus 6coz77 do Glover Odends1-lH do
Dupnica 1co-Isl2 do Prudhomme Grace-1734 DO II
bbs pork Kennedy kcos sks bran 800 AXIS onions 2OD
Kshlcr, updAe &eOss5 sks oats erosbs ac0-l eask
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@arine 9nteui9enst.


CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAxr STREET.
sunday. October a, lSss. )
Cleared Yesterday.a
Steamship Harris, lockwood for Galveston,
steamship United States, Norton, 70, New YORK
steamship Clinton Beckett for Galveston whitney Sco
Steamship Cortes, Nelson, for New York 9 sl
.sssss Grssns NJ
Bark Moss Rose Dustin for Liverpool @ W HynsOn AGO
Arrived Yesterday.
Island Belle Parsons from Havana to chsraix Agar
Lugger lie dOre Cspegss Dufresne Lsfourchs
ter-2d district is
Lizzie GIL. Neal. from St Louis
Lexington. Carson from 81 Louis
Grey Eagle Bsranco. from Bayou Sara
Hunter. Jeanfrean nom the Jump
j O BlsckfOrd. Picket, from Washington
Below Coming Up.
Ship Frances Sage. Crsnk, IA days from New York. to
q A Fosdiek &eo 49,. "a A.. ,.,.. vo.r,.ua Ar.
to Thorndiks Norton
Memoranda.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ifverpoo Sent l5-Sailed for New Orleans ships Ant
arctic McstOker and st James Goodwin; for bile, ship
w tGi@eG. sept i0'n-'''''D '0' '' A's
oussn.tovn. Sept iS-Aved from Galveston, ship Mary
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston, Sept ~ Sailed for New Orleans, steamship ORR
ertal, Snow.
Exports.
NEW enthusiastically COres962 bales cotton 36s bbls
hour Is hhds tobacco 6 leo bushels wheat s3y3 specie
NEW Notwithstanding United StsfesO9i bales cotton
i2 bbs ncur bb clay 50 bbs oil 2io sks cotton seed Si
hides IL csks and bbls metal
PENSACOLA-Stesmtbip Lavaccs--ll6 pkgs mdse lE
bbs -four bbs whisky csks bacon ~ SKIS salt 800 bdls iron
GiLvEsToS-Stssms6p C Harris 600 Dbl. sOur 5000
feet lumber so bass coffee 100 starch and sundies
GALvEs1ON-sfeamshp G lnton-3l0 bbls -four Is bbls
whisky 100 ,ks 100 csnds 10 hhds $50 SKIS oats
IS bags coffee and sundries
LlvERPOOL-Bark Moss Rose-2lOo bales cotton 800
MEMPHIS Steamer MissIssppi-Astd mdse
Imports
HAyAEA-Schr Island Bee-5o bxs sugN Chs1rAix 4
Agar
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
I .Aw cARD...-...............LAw CARD.
W. SCOTT BrLLUPs.
Attorney and CounseIor-at-Law,
BRENNAN, TEXAS.
Special attention paid to Claims for Collection and prompt
returns mace.
ATTORNEY At Law.
No. Careadesss strees.
NEW ORLEANS
TIE INVENTORS.
WILLIAM n. EQCLE5,
Attorney ~ Law.
oFyIOE sis NORTH THIRD STREET, 81. LOUIS. no
VII soc. Patents and prosecute Patent sus old
csd eama Expecting 70 reap our profits from SUCH W
obtain patents nrs application Tor barely vhnf costs ~
and having been In the business for time,
bled to shape avoid nfrin cement Al ban
aess attended promptly, advice frss In all casaL
Rest Of cit references eivsn vhsn Desired
A Lea eRsBf Alexander jSo W. ERsKIEEJ
PHOENIX STEAM WOODWORKING MANUFACroRy,
Doors, SASH Blinds. s1ouiding. Scroll Saving and
Turilae, Furniture
SO NEW LEvEE now PETER srREETl Corner Of Ersto.
p. O. Lock Box 4ss. NO"
PENSACOLA Observer.
PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY By WIN. KIRK CO.
subscrption-rvelve months ss; sx months, - IN I'd
This long established journal become, very desirable
her railroad communications with the Northwest. and
devoted % the d.reiopmsnt of the material IN
q S s Fl and IN | II Der
and Timber trade growing s vicinity ss also 70 sths.
the aeyopmsna S he advantage. q
IS port Advertisements solicited
WESTERN LANDS AND SECURITIES
In addition Government State Railroad Bonds and
Stocks, buy and sell Lands in Illinois. Wisconsin, Mime
sofa. Iowa. Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
The highest price paid for titles to LANDS SOLD FOR
TAXES.
We also purchase at hess rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsCREDITED WESTERN COUNTY, CITY AND TOWN
BONDS.
Correspondence solicited and any Information required,
furnished without charge. Address
AUSTIN coRBIN CO.,
Bankers New York City
ERAAKLIA
TYPE STEREOTYPE. AND ELECTRoTYPE FOUNDRY
Iss vine street. between Fourth and Firsh
z ALLISON. Superintendent, Cincinnati
Manufacturers Of and Dealers IN
Book AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING MATExlAIa
or rvrRr DKscRrrsIoS.
stereotyping sad Electrotypins
In an their br.nchss-Books nnae Patent Ned
Labels and Direct Ions, Jobs. Wood Csts Etc Ess
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'a NEW YORK. ag19 II
soR NEW YoRK
nxnoHAxrv STEAMSHIP Lrux
usayAshs ~ arus-sl.. sss..shiss- a-
S SkfsnEaf eonl44t.o::oS:ss s VA
ssEERAE .0sssss 4. " s:nssss
UNITED .csstaaa 60 h hsFsse'
SAILING iron xsv York EVERY SATURDAY
b. a. HODGES Commander.
win leave wharf opposite Vegetable Market Second DsEict
SATURDAY, Oct. TO- ASH. .
fhess Steamers have superior sseommodstioas for -
CABIN
r. Bills of Ladins signed through to Liverpool
Ne. 100 Csmnos stfsst
Ths Steamship SHERMAN win follow, leaving sAruR-
DAY. October II, as6r n
FOE NEW yoKx DIREcE
TIE o8onwELL LIHA
Tnas Lias b esnpsssa ssshs following ss~nsAiSs.
ass. Crsnwsll. as& Wsshinssss.
Marapsse, Osrtss,
W M0r1pOo0s H..
est e a T. KIMBLE. Commander.
vn.avs =. wharf tsss ssFsulssss ssrssa sATuRDAx
October 10Th, q b. = -.s-ar ri 81 sr-.
Passage
Yrsght for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE end BRKMKN takn
b. ths linz shrsssh bills Of isAias cvsa for ssnA
xxvzw nou1son.
efr Il oasondslss ssrssl
pALTIMORE--
ron BALTMoRs AND HAVANA
ZEE NEW ORLEANS. BALfIneRs AND HAVANA
REGULAR sxMLMoNTHLH LINE or sIxAAsHIrA
06Bz..........iiss tens. :. .Dakshart cennasdss.
CARRYING UNITED STATES HAnA
FIRST CABIN:
Ehrsssh Heksss " New Ysrk. 49,
EOB BALrIAORD AHD HAVANA
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-fhs splsalia iAss sssarshiS
.a.rls Z. @. REED Commander.
wm Issvs her wharf, OPP site Jackson Square. on
THURSDAY, Oct 18th, IN NJ carrying the u s. mails
For freight passage having ansspsasea sesemmssar
Mons. apply - WITHERsPooN. HAIsKr co.. Agents.
- Oarendsst strsst-
H. BIO BINS Of lsdins bat shes. .. the COMPANY IN
once. h fsisAs ssi Havana sahss s'sl - s's'sss .
day OF sailing
HAVANA.
FOR HAvANA-U. s. MAIL LINE.
EOR HAvANA-U. .. MAIL LINE
Il To sail SATURDAY, October 81, ct O'Clock r. NJ
| the Al Iron Steamship
Lavaca.
L. II. LIVINGSTON, Commander,
Will leave her wharf of Caope street. First District
above For freight R''%ss ". FERNS iRRiE Agent.
26 Carondelet street.
GALVEsTON.INDIAN
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Commercial Sntslligenfe.
CRESCENT OrFIcE, No. "a CANT STREET,
SATURDAY. Evnning Oct & l86a

CRESCENT OFrIcE, No. "a CANT STREET,,
Saturday Evening, Oct 8. 1858
CoTToN-Notwithstandi the extreme incle-
mency Of the weather throughout to-day, the
cotton market has been exceedingly animated.
Early Liverpool advices, reporting an advance in
that market of 3D., the advance in the rates OF
gold and foreign exchange here, and the light sup
ply offering, tended to greatly excite our market.
Buyers were busily engaged 10 looking for desira.
BILE lists, but in many instances failed to find
them. Sales have consequently been confined to
1900 bales. There is such diversity in the ideas
of sellers about prices, that 1t 10 exceedingly diff
cult to arrive at definite figures. All however
concede that an advance of fully l6lc. % b has
been realized, and we now quote good ordinary
234124c., low middling 243024lc., middling $50
253 and strict midding 25a@26c.
\ COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hand September l, as6s
Rece1-tc slnce YESTERDAY LOU
heccived oisO % oiV
IL o.. ge5ea -,a.1s-f 56eTs
Exported since yesterday. ................4E6
Exported previously. ........if,zo3 zlfs
Stock on hand and on shiDboard ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. IS 2l7
Exports to-day we're divided as follows, viz !:
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO.

BRAZO6 SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 8. MAIL STEANSHIPR
Leaves SUNDAY. Oct ssn. stsAn
ENOR BRAZO0 DANTIAGO VIA CALVES
i T0N-The iron steamship
fA I. q. Harrls.
J.B LOCKWOOD Commander
WIN foot Of st. Joseph II the
unable the Brazos bar goods be delivered
ships tackle, conssnees pay their gheraga For
freight passage spp,yte
I CHAS A. wHffSKY CO., Assnta
81 and % Camp strssk
Freight mred ct onehs the adopted By the Board
Of Underwriters. July l. 1898
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ToWB0ATs.

TOWB0ATS.
new ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERnl0NEDs WISHING TO EsTAB
sh equitable uniform OF fovags and 10 Offer
greater facilities the shipping entering and lsavng this
port, have combined the following fovbosb:
NECLIPsE LINE
zvsirssrlsnd. Lsvisthaas Gladiator and
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
harry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles. Thos. n. Morxsus Equator. ~
bash. Norman. Republic. Tseunssh
whence and Rsliancs. ltr
Ybs number power Of the associated Line Of
Tevbosts guarantees that detention win occur other q
PETER MARCY Eeipss Lana.
6CHNElDER zUBERBfER
Harrv WY1sht Una
EDWARD 4 YORKE 90, y Ina
Associated O0cs. s. Csrondslrt street. up stairs
1--we Assnsa
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FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA Ports
ALLIANCE LINE o. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
ZOE PENsACOLA, WARRINGTON AND
KEYS. i fHHfA zSD KY 3 i' SEsk " ~ oA'A~
Throush sns Of fading colunsus Ca and Bsnsrides
ga and all regular landings Cnattahoochse River also
route Freight 70 New York via Csds1 Keys Florida Rsi.
road and steamships connecting q HsnandnA ~ isvsst
This line composed Of the following steamships 70
EVERY SATURDAY T
Alliance, L. z PARKER Commander.
Lavaea, L. II. LIVINGSTON. Commander.
Florida, n. oLEARY. Commander.
The steamship Lsvaca,
LIVINGSTON. Commander
WIN lesvs her wharf, foot OF CaOps street. sArUR
DAY, October Sd at SP N.
For freight or passage sPplyvso rrRKrs A..
We q csson Mesnn :tr.s<
n B.-shppers WIN please procure orders from Agents
ofbcs before sending freight to the steamer.
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
T'HROUoH LINE To CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANANA RAILROAD.
New Arrssgement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON THE ssh and 18th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fall
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN By ANY OTHER LINZ
Tor furthsr information address r ~
D N. CARRINGToN, Agent,
Pier 40 North River, New YORK.
". wEBB, Prssidspt; CHAs. DANA Vice Prssidsnt
1Nak w plars Es. Krxk
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP STREET.,
Sunday. October 4, l663.
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BAYOU SARA.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND BAYOU SARA sEnI
WEEKLY PAsRENGER PACKET
EOR BAYOU SARA AND COAST LAND
II INdS-The passenger pacHst
Nina 01mnea,
W. T. GREATH0UsE, Master;
j. A. Comstock Clerk assisted BY Mesrrx o. Landry and
Forum will leave New Orleans every AONDAY ct r.,
and every FRIDAY At 10 A. ~
Will leave Bayou Sara every TUESDAY snd SATURDAY
EVENING.
For freight passage apply on board Or to
o. AELANC0N,No. II Cont street.
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EATCHEz PACKtsf,
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and sA1URDAYs. ats RS
EOR HATCHEZ AND AL INTERMEDIATE
u lAndings-Ths fne passenger packet
wild Wsgoner,
W. B. RICHARDSON, mAstsr; J. d. LIBANO. Usrk,
WIN leave above GEO. ID HITE. Agent
II fchouptoulss street
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oUACHITA RIVER.


OUACHITA J2IVER.
Leaves on TUESDAY Oct 65h, at p. N
E,OR CAMDEN. 0UACHITB CITY. TRENTON.
Monroe S.erilngton, Port Union Columbia Harrison
burg and ~ ntermedate landings Black and Onachta
Bissd Clerk leaves regularly "a above For irssh or
'"'''s' '''' = wIsBtRs LORD, GO orsvisr street.
NEW ORLEANS. MONROE AND TRENTON, RxGy-
LAR WEEKLY rAcKEI.
Leaves every SATURDAY, st5P.n
EOR TR RNTOk, M0NROH, o0AoHITA CITY,
= kterlDgton, Port Union. Colambis, Harisonburg,
rivers-steamer Tshieqush. j. W. Banks Master, c. A.
biesrd, Cerk leaves regularly above. For freight
passage apply on board Or 20
PS-Ths IDAHOE WIN take feifht at the lowest going
rates for Bayon Arbonne Macon and Iensss, with the
privileges Of reshipping.
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS RE0U-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY ct n.
EOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA, HAR
risonburg. Trinity all ints nsdisss lsndings-Fhs
hne fast passenger packet
Carolfnes
.-. On place Of the CAsonaJ
L. II. PATTERSON. Master; j. ". WALDEN. Clerk;
VIII leave positively above lFor freight pssssss
sppy on board or 10 wINBURJ LORD Agents
90 crsvier street.
r.e-Tbs CleOns on take eigis and passengers loo
any other IN the trade sskng freight for Bsyau
Macon and and DAFborrs with prvilszs Of 70.
shipping. u
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HAVANA-sehr Island Bsile-5W bxs sugar UhsnfAix
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A LEXANDER a. ERSKIuE.
n (R0BT. ALEXANDER, JNO. w. ERSKINE)
PHOENIX STEAM WOODWORKING MANUFACrORy,
Doors SASH Blinds. szouldng. Scroll Saving and
Turring, Furniture
80 NEW LEvEE now PETER sfREETl Corner Of Ersto,
New Orleans.
Lock f33
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GOOD NEWS FOR rHE AEELIcrE1

II Won visit him personally he can tell the afflicted
The cause 81 their disease and suffering lie also tell
whether they can he cured or not, thus saving the
afflicted both trouble and expense
His hours for seeing visitors are from 10 A " 70 r "
DAILY. SUNDAYS ExcEPTED-AT No 2I3 EAST MADISON
STREET. up STAIRS BETwEIN WILLS AND FRA~ELIS
STREETS, CHICAGO, ILkNoIs.
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All ualns run directly through TO New YORK,
Sas- 46e MILES, without change of coaches
From and after November 25th. 1867 Trains
will leave in connection with all Western lines as
follows:
From Dvnkirk and Salamanc., by New York
time from Union Depots:
7:30 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL, from Dunkirk. dali
ly Except Sundays.) Stops at Salamanca
1000 A. NJ and connects at Hornellsville and
Corning with the 500 A. NJ. Express Mail
from Buffalo, and arrives in New York ct
7:0D A. NJ.
2:35 P. NJ LIGHTNING EXPRESS, from SAL
amanea, Sundays excepted,) Stops at Hor-
nelsville 5:25 p. NJ, (sup.) intersecting with
the 2:2O p. VI. train from Buffalo, and ar
rives in New York at 200 A. VI.
Ais p NJ. NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS, from
Dunkirk, daily (exeept Sundays.) Stops at
Salamanca $40 p. ~. 0esn 7:25 p. N. (sup)
Turner's ESQ A. NJ. (Bkft) and arrives in
New York at 1880 p. NJ, connecting with
Afternoon Trains and Steamers for Boston
and New England Cities.
$50 p. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, from Dun
kirk Sundays excepted. Stops at SaIa-
manca ll:55 P. NJ, and connects at Hornells-
willie with the ll:2O p. NJ. train from Buffalo,
arriving in New York 3:45 p. VI.
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n. w. MACOMBER.

General Agent for United States and Canadas, st
Albany, New York, or TO any authorized Agent.
Gleim Hinckley, Charles A. Benser, Rock Is
land, H., and druggists everywhere. july24dly
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SPEEDY &HAppY E.ARRIacE

ii Ladies who have suffered from misplaced conf
uence consult him before bey get married he will re-
store their bloom FRESHNESS. and vigor Of youth and en-
SolT lHe" 10 enter married life with confidence Of
heai'h and happiness - Jssarn0l Of IEs1ltB
10 make things more sure if You call personally he
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Brass and Iron Work.
Gas F1tt1n&
AND
s TE A M PIPE s

LEvEE, NEAR FERRY LANDING.
fhe subscriber has moved into his new shop
near Woltman's Hall, on the Levee, where he in
vites the patronage of his friends and the public
generally. He keeps constantly on hand all
kinds of Brass and Iron Goods. such as Steam
Cocks, Valves, Water Gauges, Whistles, Oil Cups,
Beer Cocks, Pumps, Gas and Steam Pipe Of all
sizes, Zink, Babbitt Metal, ETC., etc.
Steam and Gas work promptly attended TO and
put up in workmanlike manner.
Gas fixtures of all kinds for sale.
Gas filters supplied.
NIB. Cash paid for old copper and brass.
JACOB RILEY.
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" = NI4I7 u t'ItII'al T To- Two IuIIAI>.
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE

may communicate CuNFIDENTIsLLE by letter. If
they incluse Two Dollars for Consultation Fee in
each letter. All letters, communications and in
teTvlews are strictly private and confidential.
Ne answer will be given to letters unless Two
Dollars are inelosed Consultation Fee. By
,nclOsing four cent stamps, DR.. RAPuAEL'S
Will be sent TO all who in delicate health aud whose
inhrmires and impotence prevents them from getting
married One for the LADIES and one for the GENTLE
&EN-say which you want. send six 3 stamps
for the two books His Circular about getting Rich and
Eminent winning the affections Of the opposite end
ING with speedy and happy marriage, will be sent r
tvs az the time.
Address all letters as follows DR. RAPHAEL, Post
Of6ce Box 6273, Chicago. Illinois
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YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE

lie Will tell You their crcumsta and their future
Prospects, aud what better st he toll VOC their
H'4Shts aud what their TeGl intentions towards
Nol What is better than all he can tell YOU If thew
VIII MAKE You happy. lie is therefore, a depend
ehec To all in business his advice invaluable He
eau i6rtell with the greatest certainty the results Of all
cvneEclAl and business transactions and spesula;iOns
DR. RAPHAEL lnterprets dreams for lottery num-
bers with unfailins accuracy, if you call him per-
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RICH. HAPPY q SUCCESSFUL.

In all their undertakings. while hose who tlnded
N prejudice AMI ignorance, n-gleCfin his alvice are
still lab ling gain = diversity and poverty.
BE assured Wealth, Eminence and Good Luck are
within the reach all Ii Won wish TO lie rch and hap
py YOU viii consult him also.