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KEEP THEN BEFOKETHEPEoPLE.
Rranpa letter of Bla1rSa Letter TO
Acceptance. BrOndheRd.

Granps letter OF BIaIr's Letter 10
Acceptance. BrOndheRd.
If elected to the There is but one
Office of Presidentway to restore the
of the United Government and Con.
States, it will restitution, and that is
my endeavor to ad for the President elect
minister all the laws to declare these ire,
in good faith, with constructionl acts
economy, and with null and void, compel
the view of having the army to undo its
peace, quiet, and pro- usurpations at the
lection everywhere. South, dispense the
In times like the carpet-bag State Gov
present, it is impos- ernments, allow the
sible, or at least EN-. white people to organ
inently improper, toIize their own govern
lay down a pol-men and elect Sena-
Icy to be adhered tors and Representa-
10, right or wrong, tives. The House of
Through an admins Representatives will
tration CT four years. contain majority of
New political issues, Democrats from the
notforeseen are con North, and they will
stantly arising the admit the Representa-.
views of the public tives elected by the
on old ones are con- white people of the
stantly changing, South; and, with the
and a purely ad. cooperation of the
ministrative officer President, it will not
should always be left be difficult to compel
Tree to execute the(the Senate to submit
will of the people. Ionce more to the OBJ
always have respect legations of thsa Con.
ed that will, and al.stitutio1
wsys shall. Peace eyepeat that this is
and universal pros the real and only
perlty-lts sequence question that should
WIZ economy of ad, be allowed to control
ss...lnistration, willus.
tighten the burden of FRANK P. BLAIR.
taxation, while it con.
Etantly reduces the
national debt. Let
have peace.
q. s. GRANT.
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LOUISIANA STATE SIX PER CENT
LEVEE BONDS

The Coupons due Novemberl. 1863 on the LoUI.
sIANA STATE SIX PER CENT LEvEE BONDS
will at maturity, be paid at the Banking House Of
Pike Lapeyre Brother, New Orleans, Louisiana,
or at the Bank of New York, New York City.
A. DUBUCLRT,
ocl2 Imp State T,s.srr.-
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ESTATE OF MINos T.
OFFICE OF UNITED STA

OFFICE OF UNITED STA
Districts
New Orleans, La O.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE Ta8
4 thirteenth day Of October, lsS
IDankInptey was issued against the \.
4. GORDYl Of Franklin, in the pars II
and State Of Louisiana, who was adlrs
rupt on his own petition; that the K
oeots and delivery Of any properq :
SUCH bankrupt. to him or for his use
fer OF any property by him are ~
that . meeting of the creditors d s.
rupt, 10 prove their debts and 10
more asEignees Of his estate Will =
Court Of Bankruptcy, to Be holden IL,
mouse building in the city of New -
ana, before John y. Deane, ReristgI
teenth day Of November, A. d, ~
, FL. HEBRON. U. S
ANo. 25-oolb no1a '''''
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PROCLAMATION
GOVERNOR wARMorH,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Executive Department.
New Orleans, October Is 1853
WHEREAS, The recent collisions in the city of New
Orleans and adjacent parishes have produced an Ok.
cited state of public feeling, which. if not sup
pressed can only lead to boodshed and general ruin
to the material interests of the whole State,
Therefore, l, H. o. WARMOTH, Governor of
Louisiana. do issue this my Proclamation, re.
guessing all goods citizens to refrain from
assembling in public places, and 1 especially
request that no public meeting or procession Of
either political party be had prior to the coming
election.
H. c. wARMoTH,
OCT Governor of Louisiana,
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ESTATE OF AoUILL
OFFICE UNITED
~.

OFFICE UNITED ST. h
District j
Monroe, La, seI
THIS is TO GIVE N0TIGE 4
4 thirtieth day Of September, a Ii
was issued against the estate of AQr
of Red Mouth. in the parish of ~.
Of Louisiana. who has been adiudgt'
his own petition; that the paymerif
delivery Of any property belonging 4
to him or for his use, and the transl
~ by him, are forbidden by law; D.
the creditors of tine said bankruif
debts and to choose one or more
tate, will be held at a court of L.
holden at the Registrars Once, in
roe, Louisiana, before w. j. O BIZ
the twenty; ninth day Of October
o'clock, A. N.
F. j. HEBRON, U
DstHsA
Per N: NJ. GRADY. Deputy, as M
ANo. 20-oc93O i
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ESTATE OF JAMES


OFFICE UNITED 81
DIstrirl
Monroe La. ~
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE
L thirtieth day OF September,
rant in Bankruptcy was issued i
OF ia MES A. PUGH, in the naa
and State of Louisiana, VINO has
bankrupt upon his own petition: \
OF any debts and the delivery N
longing to such bankrupt to hind
the transfer of any property by N
6y law; that a meeting of the oftl
bankrupt, to prove their debts an
more assignees of his estate, will \
Of bankruptcy. to be holden at M
in the town of Monroe, Louisianl
Baker, Register, on the tDirtietll
A. ID. 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
+. j. HEBRON, III
Per N. NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as N
ANo lS-oco 30
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HLUE LINE ILLIN0Is 0ENTKAI
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Through 70 all points in the West and Kast vitA
oqS change o. cars or breaking bulk from Cairo. -
u. me ano condition guaranteed to Chicago Oinoin
nAt. ". Louis, Dnbuque, GAlena, Detroit Ningsrs
fela Albany New York. and Boston
bpeelAi Rates 20 all points, and al Information
Siven On application 70 .'--7 =
JAMES n. TUCKER.
General Southern Agent
e Oarondslet street.
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THE AUDITOR,S OFFICF

Is located corner Cont and Royal, old state
RAnk :entsanee on CONT M staira ana
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ESTATES OF u. II. McyFI
THOMPSON AND q. W. 1

THOMPSON AND q. W.
OFFICE UNITED 81 rel
Dlstr4 cl
Monroe, La, Sepsh 4
THIS is TO GIVE NOfIUiTts
L thirtieth day of September eH
rant in Bankruptcy was issued h a
of j. n. McVEAN, JAMES l. nss
q. W. KEE TING, as copaftuers = ~.
OF Shreveport, in the parish OF O,lpe
Louisiana, who have been adindrcu
their own petition; that the PAL M, III
delivery OF any property beloiRirIs-
rupts to them for the use, and MY
property by them, are forbidderl w
meeting of the creditors of the 4 VI
prove their debts and to choose obs
OF their estates, will be held at
ruptcy, to be holden at the Regil
town of Monroe, Louislana, befortf
Register, on the thirtieth day ffV
lo6e, at ten clock A. M. nnI
F. j, HEBRON, NJ,
Per NJ. NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as u
AHo. l9-oe9 30 E q
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FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOKA

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELEOTORA
State at Large.
B. F. JOUBERT,
M. A. SOUTHWORTH.
Conversational Dlstricts.
Frsr DIsrRICT-A. L. LEE.
SECOND DIsTRICT-J. NJ. G. PARKER.
THIRD DIsTRICT-P. G. DESLONDE.
FOURTH DIsTRICT-HARRY LOTT.
WITH DIsTRCT-H. R. STEELE.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES y. GRANT.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ECHUYLER COLFAX.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
Washington, October 2B 1863
Brevet Major General Rousseau, Commanding Dc.
partment OF Louisiana:
Your dispatch of the twenty-sixth for
warding message from the Governor of
Louisiana and asking Instructions has been
received. You are authorized and ex-
pected to take such action as may be neces.
sary to preserve the peace and good order
and to protect the lives and property Of
citizens. ]. N. 6CH0FIELD,
-.- Secretary OF War
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THE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN
EsTABLIs H N ENF.

sT'.'''......st. Charlie. stres....,.....,s7
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Governor warmOth and General Kous.

Benu.
The following correspondence has passed
between General Rousseau and the Govern
ment authorities at Washington, and dis
poses of the assertion that Governor War
moth desired to turn over his authority to
the military:
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The papers of this city for the past two
days have made en- extraordinary effort to
misrepresent the position occupied by the
Executive Of this State 10 his attempts to
suppress the prevailing violence and blood
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH j

No. asl--oce ncl4A
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NEWS SUMMARY.
Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1859.
AnOther prize bght Is 10 come OH IN Flr'
giDia next week.
General Roseeraps has reached Mexico and
been cordially received.
Earthquake shocks have been experienced
in different parts of McSico.
General McCook, our Minister to the Sand
wich Islands, has arrived In san Francisco
-Governor Swami has offered re ward of one
thousand dollars for the murderer OF Love,
Hon. Edwin Nj. stanton yesterday resumed
bis practice in the Supreme Curt of the United
STA es.
-The Louisville and Cincinnati mail line of
steamers henceior@ard VIII refuse petroleum
for freight.
-Geolge w. Holland, OF Harrisburg, while
attempting to cross the SusQuchanna on tue
Ice, broBe through, and not being discovered
for some time, was 20 badly itoZen thai he died
in brief period after his conveyance home.
-GovernOr Wise's farm, In Princess Aune
county, Va, has been restored TO him by the
Government. The owner OF Libby Prison Is
also to be paid three ycars' rent for the use OF
that building by the United States authorities
49, In the United STATES senate Yesterday Mr..
Edmunds introduced a btll for provisional
government in Georgia; Mr.. Abbott, a Dill to
pay claims of loyal SoutaCrners: aud air. Nor
ton, bill apprOpcia'ing SIPS 600 Tor a site for a
new Executive mansion. Mr. rrumbJil, from
the judiciary Committee, repOrled against the
bill requiring certain guarantees from the lately
Rebel states. The re olution of sympathy Tor
Spain, offered by Mr.. summer, was passed
In the House, the Pension bill, appropriatine
1923, 250.000, was reported, and made the order
for Jan. 3. Various bills and re.olutiOns were
(colored) as Representative elect from LOuisi
ana, were presented and referred. bill was
passed extending the provisions of the Home.
stead act TO soldier orphans under tWenty-One
years of age. The Senate oil relieving pOlltica'
disabilities of South Carohnians aud others was
cor CURED IN.
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washed awav Ia LoIeto. but no lives we're lost,
as the people took refuge In the church. The
town OF Alamos has only six houses not damaged
in the place. all the rest that are left being more
or less injured. Over one hundred houses, with
their beautiful orange orchards, 40 ger gardens,
and grape vineyards, were entirely swept a way.
The residence of DR.. Hill, with his apothccary
store, is so entirely obntera,ed that nothing is
left to mark the spot where it stood, while the
river which previously rau east of his place,
now divides, one portion running west. down
one OF the principal streets of Aamos.
At last accounts thirty.ihree persons had
lost their lives by the falling of houses
and drowning, ard many Others were missing
besides large number of valuable horses and
mules. The number of indians lost was thought
TO be very large. There appears to have been
little or no danger at Mazatlan. Notwithstanding
previous reports 10 the contrary. AT La Paz the
heavy rain had caused roo to fall in, and had
done much DAMAGE to the crops. Several small
craft had been driven ashore and the Mexican
war steamer Juarez wa, high aud dry in a small
bay near to La Paz, The barque Harrison had
been dismasttd during the gale, but managed
TO reach GuHymas in safety.
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HATS AND CAPS.
OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
IL ONCE No. lO4 S. FIFTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II, 1855.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed Proposals Will be received at the office
l2o'clock M, on MONDAY, 2lst instant, for the
rect, from Thompson 10 Master street, the
said sewer TO be of brick, circular iu form, with
"A clear inside diameter OF three feet. with such
iBlets and manholes as may be directed by the
Chief Engineer and surveyor. The under
standing TO be That the contractor shall take
bills prepared against the property fronting on
said sewer to the amount OF one dollar and
twenty five cents for each liueal foot of front
on each side of thestTeet as SO much cash paid
the balance as limited by ordinance, To be paid
by the city, and any excess TO be paid by the
owners OF properly
When the street is occupied by city passen
ger Tailro6d track, the Sewer shall be con-
structed alongside of said track in such manner
as not to obstruct or interfere with the safe
passage OF the cars thereon; and no claim for
remuneration shall be paid the contractor by
The company using said track. as specified In
act of Assembly approved May 8, 1856
All bidders are invited to be present at the
time and place OF opening the said proposals.
Each proposal will be accompanied by GER
tifcate that q bond hrs been flied in the Law
DEPARTMENT as directed by ordinance of May
rs, 1860. III the lowest bidder shall not execute
a contract within hve days after the work is
awarded, he will be deemed as declining. and
win be held liable on his bond for the differ
ence betw cen his bid and the next highest
bid, Specifications may be had at tho De-
partment OF Surveys, which Will be strictly
adhered TO. -
Elg2iI Ch!Sl (oIniNiSs.oDSr VI Eighw.ya
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DISASTER.

Terrible TOrnadOes ON the Mexican
Coast.
MazdtIdn Cor. san ~ dHeiScO Bulletin, Nov 7.
The Iate storm in Mexico is said to have been
the most severe experienced there for the last
seventy years, lasting from the 10th to the 18th
OF October. its course appears to have been
from st. Lucas, California, running TO La Paz,
Carman Island LOreto, Guaymas, aud as far
north as Hermosilo and TO the south as far as
Alamos, extending back. into the Sierra Madre
Mountains. The La Pura Mining Com
pany's mill is said 10 have been entirely
washed away, aud other mluing companies
had suffered. The principal towns and pueblos
on the r.ycr YaCui an1 Mayo Ge-e entirely
destroyed by fTe-Rels. TSen.Y houses were
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apts, leaving many of them, frequently, without
seed TO SOW.
In view of the nearly equal chances Of the
combatants, aud Of the san state OF the country,
It is to be feared that civil war will, for long
Africa, that has in former times enjoyed civi.
lizatioD rom which the present disorders pre-
vent 1t from deriving auy advantage.
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JEW ELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. IL South
second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine every and silverware the city
PURCHASERS can rely upon draining real pure art-
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equaled.
He also has a large stock OF American Western
watches In all varetles and at all prices. A visit to
his store is sure TO result IN pleasure and profit
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WEDDINGS AND PARTIES can be supplied with tue
same old Speers Port Grape Wine long celebrated
in this couRtry and Europe for its purity aud rich
body. Sold by Johnston, Holloway 6 Co.. No. COZ
Arch street; Fl ed. Brown Flfth and Chesnul
ard other druG gists. Also, Thompson Black S Co.,
corner Broad and Chesnut streets.
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GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE Hoyt, No. 32s Chesuut
street. wlll until after The holidays give bis patrons
the privilege OF selecting artlce in the various
cR6es for q single dollar, no matter what II may be
worth, Gall In and see him,
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FRANCE.
Dumas On ROssini.

The following letter by Alexandra Dnmas on
ECss!L. !a not only AMUSING, bat 50 typ'o4I vi
tie nan and OF tbs CJn. oser 10 pT.VAte he,
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MARINE T.ELEGRAPR.

For additional Marine Ne,oT see First Pa0e.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA--THIS DAY
SUN MOON SErs....,.., 10 O5
RTrnG aETs. "a HIaH WAT u
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MNhInRANnA.

e,- MEMORANDA,
Dsl SP d d2@Tmetane @ Sumner hence for Altoona, was OIL
e. ship Abole Thomas, Raymond, hence. at Falmouth
snip Excelsior Blown, for Philadelphia entered
6sIque Maggie Putnam. hence, at Helvost "a Inst.
BsIgue FreCerck dustave, Dinse, hence, at Antwerp
BEaIque Helene, Knuth hence at Flushing 4th Inst.
,baIque NSstR, Rolderupi for Philadelphia cleared
Bsrque Gertrude .Atherton for Philadelphls, was
, BaIS9e Maria Margaretna. Dslen hence at Queens
B9Iane y Cummings, Hookway from Rotterdam
iop Philadelphia at Deal Cd Inst, and anchored.
Barque Jenny, Hartman, hence, off BremerhRven
Barque eyda, Levod, for Philadelphia, entered out
Brig Wenonah, Davis, at Portland 10th inst, from
;, Brig Charles Heath, wyman, hence, at Salem 18Th
Brlgs Addle Hale, Daley. and Kennebec, Nichols,
Brig Annie BacheIder, steelman hence, at Mar.
Brig II. A. barnard. orowell, hence. at Genoa Soth
Big Resoute Jippincott hence at st Mary's Ga.
Brig RoeTson, Scott, hence. at Bos'on l6th inst.
scbr CLARA Sawyer, Sawyer, hence at Portland 18th
schr sabao Lamson, hence. at Newburyport 10th
sohr H. A. Hunt, Compton, hence. at Salem 18TH
schT Jesse W. Bright, Plum, hence at Salem 18th
schr A. M. Lee, Dukes for Philadelphia, sailed from
schr r. ], Heraty. Meredith, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York l7th inst
sohr M. Powell. Fenton, hence at New Haven 18th
Schr Louisa Nevens. having taken on board 25Ol
feet OF plank sailed from Savannah 18th inst for
Isle of Hope and the various batteries erected along
the CO asst during the for the purpose OF taking
away the guns etc. at those points, for shipment TO
Philadelphia, they having been purchased by parties
In this city.
Scbr Watauga, LsuTance for Philadelphia, sailed
from George own S. g, 18th inst.
Scbr Kate H. Rich, Rich for Philadelphia, sailed
from Georgetown, s. O.. l2Ih inst.
schr j. C. Patterson, Corson, hence, at Boston 10th
schr VIM. F. Cushing, Cook, hence. at Galveston 9Th
SchTs George Copover. Robinson and ]. II, Marvel,
Ouillen herc ce at Alexandria 18th inst.
Schr w, w. Marcy, Champion, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Providence 10Th inst
SchrB Dick Williams ana j, wilson, rom BOSTON
for PhiIsd elphia sailed from New London 18th inst
Schr Jane Baker wilson, hence for Norwich, sailed
from New London 18th Inst.
schr M II, Read, Benson, hence, ST New Bedford
10th inst . . -, ,,..,,
Tor PbIIad elphia, sailed from Newport 18Th inst.
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BEAUTIFUL Novelty IN DRESS.
1HSkEw COLOR OF MATERNAL
for
GENTS wALKIN O and EVENING CoArs,
siStrtceiUod dfroc' from
PARIS,
at CHARLES STOKES & Cos,
Nc. S2i Che5nut street.
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PANrR.and

A NEW FEATURE IN READY MADE CLOTHING,
Every Garment made and offered for sale in the
way OF COATS,
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At Charles stokes Cosis made just well and cut
just as fashionable that made measure, Only the
very Rest woTkmen aad most artlstic cutters
ployed at
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RoUeH, WINTRY, CHANeEABLE WEATHER pro-
duces Catarrhs Coughs Disorders Of the Lungs ETC.,
which JAMES EXP EoToRANr as promptly cures, If
faithfully administered. eold everywhere.
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To SUIT THE TGMEs-Save onefourth, onethird
or half by going at TO No. Caesnut stree ali
articles In Hoyt's cases at one dollar each, Go and
make your selections early before all the pretty
things are gone.
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BEAUTIFUL Novelty IN DRESS.
1HBkEw COLOR OF MATERNAL
for
GENTS wALKINe and EVENING COArs, ..
sastrtceiUcd dfrcc rom
PARIS,
at CHARLES STOKES q Cos.
Nc. S2 Che3nut street,
JEW ELRY.-Mr. william W. Cassidy, No. IL South
second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine every and silverware the city
Purchasers can rely upon aiming real pure art
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equalled.
He also has large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and ut all prices. A visit to
his store is sure to result IN pleasure and profit
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES can be supplied with tue
same old Speers Port Grape Wine long celebrated
in this couRtry and Europe for its purity aud rich
body. Sold by Johnston, Holloway 6 Co.. No. COZ
Arch street, red. Brown corner Film and Chesnut:
ard other druS gists. Also, Thompson Black & Co.,
corner Broad and Chestnut streets.
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE Hoyt, No 32s Chesuut
street, Will, until after The holidays, give bis patrons
the privilege OF selecting an artcle in the various
oa6es for single dollar no matter what II may be
worth. Gall in and see him.
A NEW FEATURE IN READY MADE CLOTHING,
Every Garment made and offered for sale in the
way OF COATS,
Charles stokes & Co.'s made just well and cut
just fashionable that made measure, Only the
very hest woTkmen snd most artlstic cutters em.
ployed at
To SUIT THE TIMEs.-Save nefourth, one.thlrd,
or half by going at TO No 32s Caesnut street; ali
articles In Hoyts cases one dollar each. Go and
make your selections early, before all the pretty
things are gone.
MORE NOVELTY tho 32s Ohesnuts street. Until after
the holidays Hoyt will allow his patrons to select for
single dollar anything (exceptlng clerks aud fix
uts) in the store. GO once before all the holiday
eods are gone Your choice for one dollar.
CHARLES STOKES d Co.,
MERCHANT TAILoRs
and
CLorHIERs,
Continental Hotel Building,
No, s2i CHEsNUT Street.
ROUGH, wINTRY, CHANeEABLB WEATHER pro-
duces Catarrhs Coughs Disorders of the Lungs ETC.,
which JAyNE's BxP KoroRANr as promptly cures, If
faithfully administered. eold everywhere.
SALE OF Doors AND SHoEs.-The early attention
of the trade called 10 the large ana desr ole
TO be sold by catalogue for cash, on MONDAY
morning December 2 az 10 o'clock, by Q. u. McClPes
Co., auconeers atthelr store NO. sos street.
PUNCH, Fun. and Reynolds Miscellany nave come
obesnut street for them This gentieman has a
val led stock of Foreign and American periodicals.
DIED.
Her nienos and those OF the family are respectfully
Mrs. f. Megonigle corner of Fourth and Federal
streels, Camden N. u on Monday, the 2ist instant,
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MORE NOVELTY at NO. 32S Chesnutstreet Unlu after
the holidays Hoyt will allow his patrons TO select for
single dollar anything excepting clerks and fix
uIts) In the store GO once before all the holiday
ctGs are gone. Your choice for one dollar
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CHARLES STOKES d. Co.,
MERCHANT TAILoRs
and
CLOTHIERs,
Continental Hotel Building,
No. S2i CHBsHUT Street.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,

bteamehip Tpnawanda, Jennings, Savannah, PhlR
delphR and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Brig James Baker Phelan, matanzas, j. b. Bailey &
Co. y
N q, brig Auguste, Kllndtworth, Hamburg, do
BChr Surprise, sym mes, Charleston, O. n Baker &CO
Scbr south eTner, Darling, Portland, w. Clark.
Str Diamond State, Webb, Baltimore, A, Groves Jr.