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feet ia 70 desrsds the suffrage and thus to destroy
The su0rsQe. who would care for sharing the
sufFfsre with these uneducated, incapable ne
rroesf Who would not prefer to submit to the
arbitrary power Of despotic tyrsnt and dictstor
than to submit to he sway Of the vicious and
Ignorant negroes, and of the still more ignorant
and vicious carpetbsggers. who are their
allies IIfpeat, fellow citizens, that one Of their
objects In giving the ballot to the negro Is to de-
grade the suffrage. and thus to destroy the sufrge
and to reconcile the white people of the country
to sbancoD valueless and useless affair IKE the
suffrage, which s shared with them equally by
those ighor ant negroes. Do you suppose. fellow
citizens. that they have given this immense power
TO the negroes and made them supreme over ten
States of the South unless they had such desiyn,
Do you suppose they would not only have made
negroes supreme over the South, but should &C
tually, In those reconstructed States. have given
the negro ten times the political power that any
white man In the State of New York enjoys. with.
out such q design? At this moment. as was said
by one Of your own distinguished gentlemen, q
Democrat from this Stste-Mr. Tilden-those ten
States OF the South with three millions Of negroes
have twenty senators in Congress, and the great
State of New York, with four millions OF white
people, has but two senators. Ii is the same
though 10 q less degree, in the matter of repre-
seniativfs aud of electors in the electoral col.
Jege.
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Receipts By Railroads.

NEW 0RLE ms. JACKSON a GREAT NoRTHBBN--
Hsv i-4i bales cotton II Ashb,ldgs Decsn-64 Car.
r.n Seo7lO Warm Crawford tco-47 William. & sOn-63
JHs hoy Acox2 Frvrson &co-6O Payne, Huntington e.
coo HLNilson Bib &col2 BsEemore Woodbridge 6co-l
5esoes Ningo &co-l T&S enderson-57 J K PoweIl-3O
West Wright-25 Summers Bssnins-39 Green AGO.
I4z HI. gps &co.l2 b Hsod-26 Clinton-6 Dickmsn
~ Seo-4D Cromwel--l0 Lehman >ewga-s &co-f
4 Allen &co-l2f Acos, sherck Il Autey-s Ben
6erson-l3 G GOrdon-A Barrett Lesarsier-l8W Tom
pton-f aeey, Terry &co-24 Britt N a Moore Whit
ecmb-4 Winston. Morrison &eo-l6 Jennings Gates les
II HOGAN Psttan-2 L Colemsn-5 Allison &co-26
Ably AGO. Parham unr-2 Kern Shesrer- "a .Jno
ks'nsyvZ Ovens bro-ls Site NOBLE Kshlor Updke
6co-6 NILSSON &co39 II Her &co-3 q Cook Scott
Cage Marx Levy &cO-Totsl 1928 bales cotton
FEW ORLEANS OPELOUsAs GREAT WESTERN
~ bbs molas 90 Orevenberg4 bales cotton CLINE Hop
kins &eo40 bbs molssses Adams &co-S do Given
bos tsow Deblanc Beer-56O head cattle and sundres
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II l6AUD a CO.'S
PARTISAN pERFUMERY.

Pstonized BY the Empress Of the French add extensively
used in all fashionable circles for its Excellence and Superb
ority.
hlGAUD cos YLANGYLAN9 and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent Rgsld Co. are the only
porf Europe of the fragrant extract Of Yangyand from
the Philippine Isles.
RIGAUD co Is TOLUT1NF, delicioas Toilet Water,
Water.
RIGApD co.'s MIRANDA SOAP, exquistsly per
fumed and keeping it's fragrance TO the last
RI8AUD 4 co.'s MIRANDA POMAfUA, for preserv.
ing and beautying the hair.
RI0AuD 4 CO.'S DENTO6NE, most agreeable
elixir for preserving the teeth peruins the brsse
RIGAUD COTS T0OTH-CRB AN, remarkable pre-
psraton producing brilliant whiteness TO the teeth
I'D co.'s ROSE POWDER, superior to violst
e The LITTLE MONITOR; . GUIDE TO THE TOILET
With Photographic nustratons vii be sent receipts Of
stamp.
wholesale. Rsgsud Co., IS de Richelisu, Psriy
Agent, T. Newbery Sons Is St. Psas Charch Yard Lon
don
2. DUcoSeEs
50 ChArtrss street.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE SUNDAY.

ETm. Nc Sis psg: furniture to
Girsns- pkgs mdse Bostick-50 bdls iron Bostck
Seo Wage sen ssn sso s9R's sms.
M s,Snse.Io sels oil srsdhswato dozen oIoops TO
SbsnSys.s Casey &sSS7 Pkg. usss Crane srsea $cso0
Sco-5O bbs Is5 cases canned fruit CosverseJ bxs
cheese peas sns butter Boudio-6O bbIs DO.
S pfss PIES eel Dslsondo~ psss lard DSyer1s
pc pss uHd p %Ss o. SS
Forchsu sI BIos1o DO Fsrchsmer s pkgs iTo. Folgsr
os'i Sres sa va
Gogreve AGO., pkgs furniture Geo Hites bbs onions
. Dslhsm 3ecSiis DO MONTGOMERY BrOs-2 DO wa INC
B dS a ~ 40 % d. q. q
bxs starch 7t bxs candles bos oil IS 50 bos
is sSs lard q
ISo LsS.s-S soap Lewis sseDsS OIL:
sOs asqI SeFssnd s4ssS. Sse piS
iros MeCsnnls0 bbls potatoes 20 bbs sundss obs
or Moulor 4 Dumesfre-l bSl whisky Msrtin-s do W
erram2so AXIS malt Merz-2, bbls Whisky Norton &co
20 ep. candles g e. hsHs sey se.S bale; sOPs
bacon sas candles Schmidt
Ter Dbl: applss seysns p.ss whisky Oo bxs soap
berber6 bills whisky steele, Pnekard &col irui,
Amod6o plows staufer, Kent &co4 dor trucks Scott
nails Trsmontani--i5 ties hsms vansorn xco-so Do
v0ss SSl ss s,., W Ts fso SO pork 20
IS do Whitney &ro-lO malt w-isenbsch Rlumpp-
~ tobacco Goodrich Raey- do Ir y, Mcdaniel
- bales cotton Kern shearsr- do Morrison Buck kco
suDdrie. to order=Total osles cotton
DONALD>oNvILLE-stame Thes Powen-79 bbls
asses LATTE Dunhoi5 SKIS Llsmbias Docksor-35
shs bran socolss SKIS corn Reha5 SKIS bran Dnpre
sundres 10 order-rotsl % bbls m0lasses
ST MART1NsVli LE-Steemer Pesrless-50 bales cotton
si w Ssc P.pP. avy
&cC-l9 Marx Levy &co-7 to oruer-ll sale K Gamma k-
Drouett 4 Forstall-S McDowel-s Renshaw Cammack-
Summers g B5anins-4 L NJ la1don52 Asas snsrck
4co-2 Penn. Pace kixcn-9J l. Couret-l bales De-
blanc Beer60 SKIS seed Phoenix Oil Co So do
Leak.-tO SKIS seed A A Magnni-268 do ny
OH Coil AXIS Nslle * Csmmack-Z3 DO To nrder-8OW
feet lumber Jas Mosn-l0 bd hides II soris &co-5 hides
Mann &co-6 hogs McQouid MehIe-75 SKIS ce Perse
vtrance Rice Milsl HID rc Dafour-sundriss
ORDER Total le5 bales cotton 42i sks cotton seed
DONsLDSONtILL Steamer j " Sharpe hhds sugar
y bbls mossses Chs kockS hhd IS bols mosses
Bouieny &h.clspon.l? DO Dssys-e hh sugsr6 bbis
mOissse. Th bau-9d Hy 1ete-2 bzes cotton Z Paw
&co2 do Yalets7 SKIS seed cotton Meyer Deusch Wes
bbs rice BethancOurt-5 bns ranges lie -assier Ben
ve-snndries orosr-rots 81 hnds 70
SKIS seed cotton bales cotton
1HE u MP-Steaner Bunter-f9 bbls rice Socoia-2&
do Penaud Fellon-34 do Dsyid-2 do Martia35 90
Bupre-y co A Sslvalt-l bx horns R0sen-sundres
or1sr
csAcKBAY-Lugger FOrtane-iei SKIS 81 bbls po.a-
tees 10 order
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ssssmship Alabama Benson from ROckport whitney
stsam.h'p Agnes Wilson. from IndarOla, to whitney
Steamship elm Beckett Inssnols and Galveston
10 A ahtney &co-ist district
Steamship Gov Marvin Mckay, from Mobile in ballast
steamship Desoro Eaton from New York cath ut via Ha
vana, 10 Harris 4 bidwel-ls. district
steamship Coneorda Sears from Boston, 10 Creevy Nleker
ship Ant.l Mes,oEsr 4s days from Liverpool to ze
Brig Car line Davis 4s days from Malaga tOA Cochran
schr Small svssey. days from T,uxo. in ballast to
Leaycrsft 0reenhed-2d district
schr Lizzie Dunn, Rosette from Blind River msster-Od
schr Joseph Aresta from Tehencts River to mas.sr-od
sehr Ea rsngas from rchsfuncta River to mastsr-od
schr George Esths Esihs. from Blind River to as.er-oa
schr fiIabeth Ann, from Annie River, to maser-Nsv
sehr Alex Grsn. Keys, fsm TApgipahO to mastsr-Ssw
Basin
sctr Venice. Casper from Bay ST Louis, to maser-Nsv
SlOop Elizabeth. Emerson from JesuIts Bend to aster2s
schr Kate from Vaudeville 70 msster-Nsv Basin
fchr Emblem, White from Msripss 70 master Basin
sehr AIiene Harder Blind River 20
schr Blesey Gush from Pascagous to m~stesew Basin
scbr Mar. Matthew'S Parcagoula Basin
schr Hortense Ryan from Pa csgoua 70 msserNew Basin
schr Relief Tcvns from Blind kiyer, to mssternev
Schr Mary oxhorn from Slack River mastsr-Old Basin
scsr Ahpo Mach from Bind River 70 master-0d Basin
sehr Mag Ann from Prcetorvi g 70 msstsroold Basin
Lngger Fortuna Laforest. from Bayou Heron TO master
ID district
fowDoAfB.
Gladiator Davis from lght-broueh
ship AAtagctic, brig Caroline. AID scA< suAA
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Aloe. w ood- from Lower Coast
80 Brown. Bass-tt, from Lover rosss
Anastie =, snS ; .rses Belt hom St Louis
Arrived Sunday.
stes, hip Msriposs Esmb,e from New York s4th uit to
Lugge Fortune Sanchez from Chsckbsy to msstsr-2d dis
tIict Is
Sarah, Murray from Mobils-Ne. Bssz
ass r RAMA. Ms.t ,., rr %oh Cincinnati
Ihos Powell. Dinvsnt. from Donsldsonvisle
y thsrp. Aucoin from DonaIdsonvills
Hunter. Jeantr an. from the jump
Memo-snaa
Capt Bectmore. of the brig W Beekmore. from Rock
land Me- reports that on I7ih ct seaman Lamar
Aws.er fe board and lost Every exsrtion
She steamship sturses before reported having
Teen ashore on the North Breaker while going in broke u
ton rod Under head when IS miles Of Fer
on the mscnsry are being made at Savannah snd the
would be ready to proceed her by prior
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hsvre Oct la-clsared for New Orleans, ship Maggie
London, Oct IA --LOadipg for New Orleans, ship Don
Liverpool Oct l4-Ieared or New Orleans, shin Advance
Morrison i2ih-,ad ns for New Orleans Steamship Pan,
theon. Be. Inns 3d-losd for Mobile. ship Jessamins
Wilson.
DOMESTIC PORTS
New York. Oct. ss.Arved for New Orleans. steamship
October 3lst in latitude 70 longitude ship Sturges
from Havre bound to Mobile.
Exports-
RUATAN-Schr Etna-2i bbls -four Dbl tar ties bacon
81 LOuls-steamer vrgiaa-4 cases steel and sundriss
Imports
NEW YORK-Steamship Msrp,sa-Astd mdse
NEW YOkK-stesmship Desoto-Assid mds
POeTON-Steamship CoRcorda-Astd mdse
MALAGA Brig CHroine-Frut
LlYT RPOOL-Shio Antarctc-3l4 bars iron Bputon, Smith
&co-325 bxs tin plate Brdge-2i0 do 3l76 salt
Ian &co-743 bxs plate Grief Byrnes-4 csks hardware
do bags lis stsuer Kent &co327 tin plate
ees.or Mig Co.'s crates earthenwsre Hunting Brooks
MOBILE-stesmer Frances-s bales cotton Lehman New
gass &co-47 Marx, Levy &co-2 Bussey 6co-4
chin; Y whitney &C., cases tSssseO iroy MsDsaiel
pkgs Southern Express Co Total 81 bales cotton
IspIANoLA AND GALyT sTO. steamship CLINTON
barrels Whitney &col pkg specie Perkins Swenson &co
pkg currency Texas Elk Col bag spes Fraacks-S bbs
pecsns schneider Zuberber-2d 3 bales bos
Zeigler-l books Bleock &eo-l Rice Bros &cos
bales cotton Hoods de JohLson-sundries order
MISUNDERSTANDING labams-l3 bags wool bd skins
2O hid-r Mann &co-l hid tobacco j Gonlla-i Dbl
tllow rs ties do n bbls beef2e5 hides whitney &cos do
Denegre-3 bags wool w w therell &c $50 .pecs TO
Post Hobby-i67 head cattle IS calves l6 horses McQuod
Nehle
INDIA A-steamship Tndanola-2 bbls taiov bales
cotton Francke DsDneel-l do jennings Gates &co-5
fsbuTy-5J williams Son-2o bbs beans Piaggio Bros
l6l bead cstie yearngs Meuod Mehle-sundres TO
der-rosal rs bales cotton
noBILE-stesmer Louise $50 pkgs tobacco W vanBsn-
thuysep-64 do A Whitney &co-D DO DeVan Masonry
LlVFRP,upI- Bark Maud slie-5s30 SKIS salt to order
k0CKLAND-5S50 csks lime fhorndike 4 Nprton
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Cattle Market.

CrTr or JEFFERSON. November 3. 1868.
Arrived yesterdsy-33l Texas Beeves, los
Calves and Yearngs and 225 Hogs. Sold-473
Texas Beeves, 81 Calves and Yearlings, l37
Hogs and 1879 Sheep. Stock on ssle-663 Texas
Beeves, 463 Calves and Yesrings, 594 hogs, lO7
Sheep and 20 Mich Cows. We quote
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srEAMBoArs.

Lady Gay. Burke from St Louis
Robert Lie, Cannon from yicksburx
Nina Simmes, 0restnouss. from bsyou Sara
Lotus No Dannsls from Jefferson
Louise. Hopkins. nom Mobile
Bee. 0oei. from 1t Louis with barges
Clyde Muse from Grand Ecors
ID Perry, Newell from J-cksonport
Favori,e, Goodale. from 1T Louis
St MARY. Sweeney from Lousvills
Aloe. Wood. from Lower Coast
q Brown. Bass~tt, from Lower Cosss
Atlantic sno rres. Belt from st Louis
Era No. 10. Kouns, from Shreveport
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MONTGOMERY BROS co. SELL o. II O'Clock, q their
Auction Mari, 81 Camp street, furniture etc; also
II O'Clock 4. at p Liners Stable Gravier street.
horses, mules. etc.
- A. sdvevssements fifth page.
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Receipts Of the former
criticize continue 10 be light, with a fair demand
for email Iots but operations continue to be of q
restricted character. owing TO limited offerings.
We now quote common llc.. good common to fair
ll9@l24c.. prime to choice l33@l43,.. and yell
low clarified l5@l54c. y d. There Is little ami.
nation In Molasses, and with increased receipts
prices have declined Wequote common 5s@60c..
centrifugal 65@70c., prime s0@s5c., and choice
$l01 05 q gallon.
flour there was some little improvement no
ticesble In the jobbing demand to-day, but other.
wise the market remains dull. irregular and unset.
tied; and, with increased receipts. mostly CON-
posed Of better grades of Flour, since Saturday
last business was restricted to some 1000 bills. of
which leo were fine at Sc $50 superfne, in three
lets, at S. S7sG7; 100 superine at 81 +: 200 double
extra AZ 81 l2a IFS do at 81 Is 200 treble ex-
ira at 81 70; 200 do. at 81 9O $50 do. at IS so /;
IS choice at Sill; 100 do. at $40; 60 do at sl2 49,
90 choice at sl3, and 400 double extra and l25
treble extra upon private terms.
CoRN-Offerings continue to be light and stock
on landing scarce and inferior. We note sales to-
day of $50 racks new Western at SOC; 100 do. do.
at 90c.; Us do. do. at 92tc., and sss sacks old
Western from store at 81 O74 n bushel.
OATs-The stock on landing Is moderately fair
and with light request Some 1850 sacks In lots
were sold to-day at COO. y bushel, showing no
change In rates.
BRas-we note sales of $50 sacks from landing
at 81 20 y 100 DIS. There is no stock left on land
ing.
HaY-Tbere is none on landing. We note sales
to.6sy Of l52 bales from warehouse at $50 and 81
bales at $50 so y ton.
Pork Was in very little request to-day. but
hoifers are firm at previous rates. We quote
mess, IN lois, at $S2 so, and $50 1908 at retail.
~ OF zoo barrels mess were sold from landing
at late hour on Saturday evening, and not pre-.
viossly reported, at $50 Is.
AAcoN-The stock is very light and confined to
few dealers, who have still further advanced their
presepsions; and, without any other than q retail
depland, prices were advanced to-day on clear and
rbs and clear sides. We note sales of 5 casks
shoulders at l4sc., and casks clear sides ct l9c
10 retail way l4s@l4ic. for shoulders; ls5c. for
clear ribbed Sides and l9fc. y b for clear sides.
LARD-The market IL quiet. Prices for tierce
Lard are easier while choice in kegs Is scarce and
fTm at previous rates. There was only Q retail
business done to-day, at 19@l9sc. for prime, in
fierces, and 2li@22c. for kegs.
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CRNEsT ruRPIN. WHoLEsALE nANuYAc-
0rOps, suF.. Ano9as ssei Candy. Jsi1bs Psss' GAN
nsnts sucb q cupids Flowers Gum Lssvss Lyrss Dan.
phns Decorated TOYS. Cossaqass Fancy Pspsn fn Caks
mas esd Nsw Year PrsssBts. 0ornucopIas sto ga Ne q
Old Lsvss street. hstvssa 81 Loais sna oonA srsr Nsv
Orleans. L.
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Commercial SntsIligenfe.
CRnscssI orrIcE. No. ~ CAxr srsz

Monday Evening. Nov. 2. 1854
CoTroN-Wth continued favorable weather for
all kinds Of outdoor business, and further encour-
aging sdvices from Liverpool and New York,
holders Of the leading staple here have been very
jubilsnt to-day. The inquiry throughout has been
active, general ana cheering, while the high prices
demanded by factors have deferred some parties
from attempting to ill their orders, and thereby
tended to restrict the aggregate movement. The
market has been amply supplied throughout,
but the total operations footed up only $500 bales
at tie subjoined revised quotations. which disclose
an sverage advance Of fully &c. D n. viz Good
ordinary 22l@23c.; low middling 2340234c.; mid.
ding 23}@24c.; and strict middiDR 2440 &C. A
heavy decline 10 rates of gold and exchange has
contributed to lessen the actual sales and to pre-
vent further enhancement of rates.
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pRILIP LYNCH, UNDERTAKEks
% az. CHARLES STREET.

Metallic. Mahogany. Black Walnut and Plain Conns
always on hand Bodies EmbAlnsd and carefully shipped
FunerAs to in person ana he hopes By s
ton to obtain 9 share Of public patronage
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Arrived Yesterday.

Schr Ena G6odspeed, for Ruaisn Island L Cranse &c
steamer Virginia Hocroft, Tor ST Louis, Mss5e
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fowBoAfD.

Gladiator Davis from the down ght-brought
ship Antarctic, brig Carolins, aid scar j small
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eALvEsroN-INDiANOI4A

GALV N-INDlANOIAA
MORGAN LINE .. g. NAIL sriAxsHIr2
FNxs FOE aAaLIyEsTon AND MDIAS-
w 3 s.a:l rs' sd sS's ;S Sss iron ''"'''u''
W. g. Hewss-....1 Q. Harris. Aussia.
9, Nary. a sns: :. H.r.s..
Cinfos osep N ssssorda.
W. H. TALBOT. Commander.
wl s.i from foot Of st. Joseph street WEDNESDAY.
November All. HsAs
oHAs- A. WHITNEY co.. AeunA
20 and q Damp strssk
Freight insured the adopted by the Board
BNo bills Ofadng signed aer sailing Of the steamer
Ak*e FOE rExAs-
INSIDE BERwIcK's BAY ROUTE,
NEw ORLEANS. oPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
% sSsSzss TG ~ '1 mi ssFUR
sisI. Depot = =, .IIivsS a sIs.hssr C,y a..
Josephine. Recommendation. J. NJ LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Massgorda........ J. j. ATKINSON,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYR
Tckes . b. had and STATE rooms secured unt o'eoek
svEsH DAf Sunday, iSsspsd :. the eo. oDs
S:s LsndSs on Ss NO. .'''' 'a'
sAML s s22yyiSFEs, mssss AGENT
BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE o. D. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY November 7th. ct So
E. FoR BRAZOs sANTIAGO VIA
Szs2s4s GALvEsToN-Ths iron steamship
Austin.
s.P. FAREWELL Commander
win leave foot Of ST. Joseph street - above L the steamer
unable to the BRACES bar goods be delivered
ships tackle cOrg.scs to pay their Hghteaga For
freight pass age apply W
oHAs. A. WHITNEY q CO., Assasa
90 and 50 Camp street
Freight ossha the adopted by the Board
Underwriters. July !. 1888
LIVERPOOL.
kES FOR LIvERrO1s.-rHE AL BRITISH
RTxt Ship 1goma, go TONS HAYS. master is row pre-
''''1 sHsEIER' sHsPHE -RSS ! CO.
TOwBOATs.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAf ASSOCIATION.
- - THE UND ERelQNEp,
4 e3eRxte wishing to estab lsa squitsbls - FFTb
=. and uniform Of Tovago. and s.assnkA1b
gresier facilities the shipping entering and
leaving this port have combined the following Towboats
ECLIPSE LINE
switssrland. Lsvisthan, Gladiator ans
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
Barry wright and ssntinsi.
YLINE.
Achilles, Thcs. n. Morgan, Equator. ~ -
bash, Norman. Republic, Tsczmssh
Wicaeo and Reliance.
IRE and power Of the associated Line
rovbosis guarantees that dstentisn viii occur thsr
PETER MAhCY, Eclipse Lrs
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBHR
Hary Wright Liaa
EDWARD A. YORKE 90. y Lhs
Associated oEcs. 50 Carondest street up sta8
j. O. EOBUR0ss,
OHAR YTfzKNRfTEk
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Marinr yntsIlisente.


CRESCENT OFFIcx. No. % CAN'T STREET,
Tuesday, November 5, l565
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BALTIMORE-
FOB BALTINoRx AND HAVANA
FEE NEW ORLEANS. BALrInoRB AND HAVANA
REGULAR EENIMoKfHLY LINE or STEAMSHIPS
L,9!BEkTY...,..lzn tons. .Thoa A ssn. Commando
ousA...-......nse tons.... .Dukshar, oonnsndsr.
CARRYING UNITED srAzEs HALLS
FIRST CABIN.
Tnseash yickss 70 New York. ......,...,. aao.
ZIfEft foUosrNs At KEY wEsT~fas . .ei e n;
ssaaaikas lest stsanshis :
DUKEHAKT. oonmspsss.
Wm isavs her wharf, OPP site jackson Square on
SATURDAY, Oct Slst at NJ carrying the o. s. malls
Tor freight or having ansarr.ssa scovxsoos
lions, apply 70 WIfHERsPooN. HALsEY co.. Assrsa
- oarondslss srss,
R-Hs bils Of Iad,us bat those o. The Company VII
10 signed Permits for freight 30 procured from this
oclea No ffsishs Ter Havana tAksa Asss u ssssss
day Of salina
The Steamship MARYLAND viii follow
HAVANA.
Fer HAvANA-U. s. MAIL LINE
To sail on TUESDAY. November Sd. ct s o'clock p H.
FSEe. FOR HAvANA-U. l. NAIL LINE
sfli1k The Al Iron Steamship
Florida,
n. O'LEARy. Commander.
win leave her wha,f foot of caiope street. First District
''''' For ''sSh o. W. Rai FEss sRs CO. Agents.
26 Csrondeet street
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FROM WORCESTER.
Particulars OF the murder OF Joseph
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Particulars OF the Murder OF Joseph
.sl Clark. cVE,-t -5e--
WORCESTER. Mass, March 1-Charles
James, one of the mnrderers of Joseph
Clark. of this city, on Friday evening, was
captured in Providence, and brought here
yesterday. Nine hundred dollars, watch
and diamond pin, Clark's property, were
found in his possession. He says the affair
was planned by his accomplice, the noto-
rious General James. Before coming to
this city the plan was 10 murder and rob
Clark, and then destroy all evidence of the
murder by burning the building. 1t was
well known that Clark usually carried a
large sum Of money with him and wore
valuable diamonds.
the General, and charitably paid his bills
during the few days they were waiting to
murder him. Friday evening was the first
time he found, Clark alone. The deed was
done with small broad-ax. which they
carried to Cfark's room in coat. The Cen
eral attracted Clark's attention, while
Charles stepped behind Clark and struck
him a mortal blow. iaTa.. s-saa .1 . .=-'
Very valuable personal effects were over
looked by the murderers. The ak was
thrown into the canal, while on their way
to the Western depot, where the General
was arrested and Charles escaped. aii'
Clark's mistress entered the room soon
after the murderers left, discovered the fire
and gave the alarm. e5rf
Charles is % years of age and below the
common average of intellect. The General
is 80 years of age, has lost the sight of his
left eye, and has a wicked look. He is said
to be the person who is said to have pois-
Oned the celebrated trotting horse India
Rubber, about two years ago. The prison.
ers will be examined before the Police
Court tomorrow. The Indignation felt
against them is very great.