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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
For tho Week Ending Friday, October IA.
MORNING SrAR On

co,rov w, Saturday Morning. October IS 1870 {
NJ iet the market at the of our LAT 70
piddline and 81 TT to I3e for ordinary 5ae for
nave receded to &c, WHILE with copious sunn;
nrIa th mas been on more liberal scale On Sat-
me p9-ness was confined to 2IUO bales at an
co@a1s faiing of Of to Monday factors We 1
summeS NJ anna make additional concessions and the sale
and 1ie the market opened with ample supply
20 e. oaies changed bands further reductpp ~
.ne medium and to to in the higher grades ON
saes me demand was general and active and the
as P ehea{s At decline Of
cd fair deg,ee of spirit and $3.50 saie Jemand
e.. previous rates Friday
ala suspension of business 2OOU bales were
much more wouy easily have found purchaser
soows. 70 me above remarks quote the market AZ
widdnS ~ to l4ic middng ~ 1sc and strict
BUM up 16. TOO bales. ~ '"ieo Aor the week
y, iobAcco-The market rules at the follovv;n, or.
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ne market rules at the following quota.

MASuFAcTURED ToBAcco-We Quote the ,,or1,. -
s5ghs do co s%Da m sann%
5 and los Ss 95Ghf eIS do dark So
81 fancy styles natural twist panGaI e etc
70 1 11 AID MoAssEswe 1uote sugar viz fair ~,
to sc White d do a Il Prime 11,D s sc yellow
soc per gallon for Louisiana fermentInr eitI - to
od slSa g
a aness s So s.
10 % per Dbl for family extra. w - " 90 ana 81
n sSa t. TO ssG per sashe for white
for arime quote SOC bshe ordinary 81 to SIC
H Ha4x1%e quote 81 tos, O. per 100 lbs
St. Louis and s S supplied at s2 so prime
at whoess held at s2s to sas per Dbl retail and
sides M to are quoted to Isle clear rib
cured & iec clear sides sOc and 10y 27c for
mar sell at 16a II. and kegs at 1872 to one
III ANA % BAcoNordnaIy commands % to aso Der
sn0lSs oots "a g
as 10 to 45c and Northern at Is to soc
factory is quoted at Is to I5sc per III
to &c pfiI anG to i Hna5 81 to
and 10 Ohio to g and St. 1 p0Gs ssuPp
re s OIL western Onions at a to Is Apnes
at AND p selling on the
s d TO- sR for Egrs
md e B rn quote per yard n bales
es%p sDS x,1s 50
ord GS 70 steady and firm s. h.
or ormG ~, quote ia to per b gold duty pa
s. to sc 0 70 d for good l64 to loi for fair ordinary
W III quote 9oc per gallon for low nroof md
atent va or choice Western rectiffod Domestic or
aIIion, as in quality. >P"i' ~ - 70 70 per
- - of Is scarce and most in demand weouota
err bbi - 10 ~ 20. No. 2 atel 80 to g. Common 81 so
s PITcH-Do%sstio @ 80 to g per Dbl. !
i9 q OF LUkeESTNE-Is selling 1oc per gallon
n e. a H1oseda at ~ quarter Dbl 81 so er hale
~ " 70 - 20 per Dbl and 81 IS forty gallon
y ins snd ut hidss are selling at rer Id for
G ,t1c PEI 10 for heavy. 10 to light sndis to
8 to weighe. A " ~,0 Per Dag accord
e u quote Liverpool o. 90 to o. S. fine
hs ~ - PeE sack Gable salt in pockets Lbs Ioc
Money Market.
os a sa e li1 American half dollars lO1 to 1o
Ss ons9sSs sssssess ~ !. 70 i,a a-sso.tc
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dhe next session of the Jesuits' College, cor
nerof Common and Bazonne streets will commence an
ondaS october H. 1t is important that pupils shou,d
No sne opening as there special advanta
from being the spot IT, formation O,
the classes. This community need not to be Informed
OF the emnenee Of this establishment in an educational
point of view. Before the halls were crowded
and Nc college IA the South has recovered its prist
prosperity more Espidly The of studies Is tho
and the greatest regard paid to the and
physical training Of tho pupils.
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over the well-knc~h sixnSture ~. p.
L. We read the following in the Ubvk En-

e." we read the following Il ~ y,,-s r.
assiner.
Light has. inst besah thrown - ~. ar !,
render Of the army e SeS"n " n me sur
- M0undea ct seven O'Clock in the morn
IiIg: JUST - No was advancing = counia n
Islvisions TO save the army. it.wo. CO.,
xnown and felt that the hero No ionre,
staaS;s and the troops ceased fightina
Tim y as 70 his signing the capitula:
s TG naUe done 90. With his Zouaves and
E,nasseurs he Mould-have cut his wav
through the enemy's columns, saved so ar
men rom humiliation, and would have
oe6n with them in Paris to- day.
raa LIS pan was to retire on Paris, but he
~ o we" twice the order from the Minister
VI war to- obey. Too brave and too de-
voted to bis soldiers to throw down his
SWORD and give his resignation, he went on
against iegions with his little army. and
would have repeated his moyement at
" Moerthe II he had not been struck down.
~ was wounded on the LIST of September.
~ seven O'Clock In the morning-tie strn0.
pie was over. 0'A"S-
Ihe following extract from a letter writ
ten by the good Sister of Charity who Of.
tends him will show how the brave Ceit
pears up against physical and moral an.
sa.sn. II 70 oe at this hour the man most
venerated and loved in France be a conso.
latlon' he has it. Even his enemies are
most respectful to the wounded hare
ahey nave left him the officers of his staff
ana Dr. Caignant, his faithful friend nd
medical attendant. He 1.-THE MarshaN ia at
q large farmhouse, P0rvM Aug Boil near
Extract of letter addressed bv Slater
Marie Madeleine, of the Order of Ron 's sel
cours, Aiglers, to the Superior Generai ~
the Convent, at Troves: - "
, mere am prisoner, and a hapnv ono
assure you. Marshall McMahon is a. we'll
as possible. What rich and nowsrf,,i
organization. l never meta patient with
so ~ much endurance. For the last week he |
mas Deen In the same position, and it is inn
TO make his bed, which has only n |
rnni,i.; n."Ieress. Not single word of
complaint escapes from his lips while the
wound is being dressed. Whether, +bav
cut or lance that terrible wound. wh;cI
goes through the entire hip, and in which
chiid OF ten years old could tbrnst his
ISL, never do we hear even a moan. What
svef we give him, whatever is done tn him
MS answer Invariably is very we'll. NV
. a,a sister,, Never a word or murmmr
s s. 70 the causes or effects of onr dis
'ohers did the sahe.< As soon as Z
70 aole TO support the journey ,,.l,..,,t
erlous danger, he will go to Prussia tn io;"
,, unfortunate soldiers The Generai';n ,
,hlet must show the example" ia his mo- .
N. 40 ''As uaX- q
"The Marshal and the Duchesse ore most :
lna. nave great deal to do to prepare a
=, nen M anI liht 1or the poor wounded; for a
10 Marshal insists that they shall he takan
are of in his own house, and as he ia h;n,
III. AT night lay down a short timeNnn y
10 ground, for there is only one bed for the o
uchesse and for me, and lie on r. dnr;mn +
couple OF hours in the day' v
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BRICK" PoMERoY ON CArHo,,cs IT,.
following letter from Beloit, Wis. was ed.
dressed TO tho editor of the New York
democrat, who, it WILDE seen, gives some
sound advice to the Methodist parson
whose "case" is placed in the vocative:
AZ. al. Pomeroy-Dear Sir: There ia a
SceaG warfare now going on in the churches
NJ N unis CITY aoout Catholicism, the laws of
seW 1ork city, and as to whether the citv
Is governed by Catholics or not. The nas y
s s95 OF the Methodist church here. Rev w
" Case, says there is not a free scboo, =,
al NEW York city that the Mayor of vonr
be n rs d Ga1noao that Catholicism must
what shall we tell Mr.. Case 81 e"
ien the Rev. Mr.. Case, of Beloit We
oS1sin, mat so long as his mission calls him
20 labor there, he will do well to foilow tho
ter spie ; 81 LIS Divine Master and not in
nothing of. While he is talking ahoms
a Mew ~ York city, the Mayor, the Churches |
anu the schools here, he shows his ;nnos
i ance most completely and his unfitness to
lEao christian congregation toward zion
1e Magor OF the city of New York is not
u Snis city, and we believe there are more
X ynristians IN the Catholic churches of New
4 ork than In all the other depominat;ons
nere. There are more devout worsbinera
i;aS 70 tnelr ideas, teachings and be- i
slef, 10 the Catholic churches than can h. Il
r. found In all the churches of Wisconsin Gf
~ Inc mem bers of other churches live nm tn
.neiI professions, and tried, as earnestIp os
eo Ine Cathoilcs, to merit, by good works
Ia Ia In the sight of the Lord, there woul3 {
Je no wars in the land, noshypocrites in
NE churches, and none of that Continued
neddilng with the affairs of Others. 40 com. !
non where puritanical and orthodox IDEAS =
ave foothold. There are Catholic schools
Igre and schools that are not Catholic c
mere are more persons belonging to the {
>aInoilc than to any other religions de. b
,otin IN this city. There are more p
,aenohc orphan asylums, more Catholic Il
n a more institutions where CatboS Z,
cs care for those who are in want VIC "
re re s SICK, and who are suffering, than there r
re those of all other denominations con- c
'ned. Tell Brother Case he will do we'll v
pay more attention to building nm his p
"" "i church than to running down others. p'
ell MIN that true Christianity does not d.
tertere with the religious belief of Others. ~
,as ne mas no light to question the mo, O.,
yes OF other Christians, and that if he he Fl
70 christian he processes to be, instead of da
easing against the Catholics of New tie
ork, ne will do all in his power to en-. wi
urage other churches to emulate the
od example of the Catholics of New'YorL
caring for the poor, the sick, the suffer, TIL
81 'he widow and the fatherless. t In
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r, THE SINGER IMPROVED SEWING M.c,,,,r

THE SINGER IMPROVED SEWING M.c,,,,,,.
unaualisa%pg the most practicalmight we not
she public In the first place it IA si M ohosSd 70
erina nemming Srading binding. cording embroiS
inc I'D quitting tucsing, ruhiing komestitcb
III sna gathering its It win sew throSab
bea vies, range 81 family work from nainsook to tie
r;r veaVer-cIoth making stitches which will not
record Sif nr every third stitch be It has made
In an an parts Of the world is the incresse W.
S;ooper Co., No Camp street are the s1enta - ~
,9utnWest who will take pleasure in wa;t;S, Ae guo
Wishing to inspect their stock - "H~inS On haies
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+ 80.
II We do not need 10 make any apology 70,
reprinting this rcmafa ~ document st me
present time. II II copied ftom g Ireland.
Destiny Rsvsalsa, \ in wkicls ample proof q
its authentieity vim - sOlad NJ well as
the original Latin.
When Malachy, the beloved Of God, was
proceeding the second time from ireland to
Rome, and had arrived at Pontefract,
which is abort days journey from the
| monastery (Chairvanxl being fstigued with
travelling, and already seized with the dis
temper which carried him away, he came
to q " grange" of ours. There he delayed
Of the brethren who happened to be- in the
place, stayed for the nigbt.e The man,
wholly devoted to God and his country.
spent great part Of the night in the pray
OF OF God; and at length, seized with a.cer-
tam divine ardor, his spirit seemed carried
q light from heaven shone round about
MN, while on bonded knees, with hands
joined, he gazed up into heaven. Two
monks, Theodore and Reginald, who were
waiting not far distant, "marvelled to sec
suc9 things; they were astonished and sud
them" Approaching nearer, and, in their |
reverential fear, being most attentive, they |
heard the voice at one time of the Holy
b'shop, and at another as it were of some |
on one speaking with him. "Woe il me! alas
for my ruined country! alas for the holy
church of God! How, long, o Lord. dost
thou forget us! How long, nv country.
art thou consumed with sorrow ~ he ex
claimed. A little after, asif some one spoke
TO him, although he himself uttered the
words, Be of good heart, my son. said
ne, the church of God in Ireland shall
never fail: With terrible discipline long
snail she be purified, but afterwards, far
anu wide shall her magnifcence shine
40 thou lift mp thy head The day also
snail come-a day of ages! A week of
equalling the seven deadly sins
d thy enemy, shall be numbered unto thee.
then shalt thy exceeding great merits
nave obtained mercy for thy terrible foe,
,et so as through scourges great and en-
luring. Thy enemies who are in thee shall \
'e driven out and humbled, and their
lame taken aYay. But inasmuch as thou
rt depressed, inasmuch shalt thou be
Thy light shall burst 81
orth as the sun, and thy glory shall not IL
Ass away. There shall be peace and :
oundance within thy boundaries, and y
eaety and strength in thy defences."
Alter this he was silent for awhile. then. n
'ith loud and joyous voice, he exclaimed
Now, O Lord, dost thou dismiss thv SER.
ant In peace! Long enough have lived
, Is enough The church Of God in Ire
M shall never fail; and though long shall ]
De desired, my country shall one dav n,
ana forth in its might, and be fresh in
beauty like the rose"
On the following day the two monks. ret
.glnald and Theodore, conducted the =
TX prelate, with his deacon, Vireilins +"
larvaux. The rest, Father Abbot, is =
9 to your reverence. r
"o foregoing agrees with the original
j. M. MADILLON. TIE
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ms IS sharp age; and people need all DOS
Aa not merely in acquiring. but in keeping what
Is already secured If this Is 40 with the L.n
ana sharP'sighted what must be the case with tbo.
whose vision is impaired either
olo ase' Happily there means of remedyipp tbi,
ueiect To these latter would say 20 to Paul Gran.
s carondelet street. who has gold silver and steel
that are not only cheap an
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At the regular meeting of the Young Mems
Catholic Friends Society of st PatrokS held on the
I'd instant the following Ocers elected for the on.
sainS year; =. Annane. President; W. b Ringrose
Vice Preaidenti D. j. Cummings, Secretary. q p
Chndress. Financial Secretary: W. H. Deeves, Grand
s1fee1iaalI y. B. Walton. Jr.. Assistant Maashai b
ChidssEe Ensign; p. NeDOnald, Librarian. Regular
monthly meeting win b held to-day October 49, as 70
O'Clock.
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Inhdels may seise upon Rome. aAa che Pope NAV bo
come fugitive once more from The Holy Sec; but he
must be faithless Catholic who from such lamentab,
circumstance iDferB the downfall Of the Church and
permanent ascendancy Of the devil and HE agents
In thas city whore the Prneo Of the Apostle. as c
cined.
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To make brick without straw was considered
cruel imposition the Israelitea of old EouaiIv
hardshP and an impossibiity Il e to good
bread with inferior four TIE 'A Elmo" brand ia nm
sn6 pay Be had With full guarantee Of John z. Casey
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oo1 Letter writing, instead of being irksome he.
bomS pressure when all the materials are sntabiy -
a9rs for this one
initial, for twenty five cents A'eioPes' with any
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rr me pest mechanical talent in America and
onr Ia peen devoted to improving and smnIifvino
SisnensIn combining only what practicable anS
So1pJ i WIN All complicated surroundings eeneraIiy
,,ya.d osner machines Tho result Ia the sisoe -
~, I Sh'S Se.ofng Machine Price SSs rss I'D
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pn WOOD. COAL AND WESTERN PRoDY1cr
wiser ThomaE 523 and $40 Camp strest ovas..
choca street fIrnteh at the loweaknarfet - =
SonS article Of Pittsburg coal eli inds az a.
verticsnsntto sAy oats corn -four aud pOtatOea 81 a.
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Having ascertained that the wax aronr, .b.
oul ohAMPAGNE BOTTLES was q cause of annoy.
70 our customers and being tesiron. to meet tbei
we take pleasure notify them that from, ana
after the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER 1870. the way
DE so PRESSED and PLAIN TIN CAP
eoLE' BEARING THE SEAL OF DIR FIRM .,,>
stitnted for it. to guard against connt.rfa;t
REIMs Nav LIST ,s-n KRUG & co.
A. ROCHEREAU & CO..
o,,,. NEW ORLEANS
' Ieneral Agents for the United Sto+.s
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EXCHANGE.

OAsHA1N EACdANCIE.
SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans, Nav. 1s7o
This Bank will draw STERLING BrrIs
SUIT parties wishing remit small amount. 70 rna.
or Ireland n s " Ghgand
myS ~ - ACDA1S,
- Cashier pro tenn
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Prepared and for sale bv
b. LAPLACE, Druggist,
NOS. 70 and 25 Elysian Fields street.
E. Co sac at wholesale by E j. Hart & Co. Rail- Iro,,
A Sobwah Sh. at frederickson & Harte T. Montsnss
druggists in the city u W AL the principal
myl5
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The Turnip Pectoral Balm com.
pleteiy cures the most invetsrata
eases Eases OF Bronchitis. Catarrh. IN.
cipient Consumption, PuImonarv
oppression, tho Spasmodic MAJ.
sous disorders which attend car.
tam forms Of Coughs. Sore Throsf
ana generally ali cases OF In
nmammation of tho Reepfratorv
organs 1t has a soothing action
upon the Cough. facilitasea az
pectora'ion, checks the spittinr
OF blood, and relieves Az ~
asthma. In this last diseaee In,
aian Iurnip Pectoral Balm han
oeen given with the greatest enc.
cess: It's use In WHO'D ping -Coueh
;n eMasska6ly relieves this distress.
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TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE CORNER
~ Houston an Greene streets, New York.-Sealei
posals will be received by the undersigned until
tober H. 1S70 for the extension of the Ps
burg N. Y ia northeastery direction for 30
The extension will be criD 25 wide and OF such
height bring the top of the CRIB feet above
the level OF low water OF the lake, which has
along the line of the proposed extension Depth
the same level, o 80 feet
After crib shall and Tiled with stone
which must be done March 81 1s7l will be
until the following ia when the structure will be
completed and filled with stone height Of feet above
the level OF average low
The crib wilt be constructed with grlage bottom, In
other similar those process
for the bre tkwater at iul iington, VI.
The proposals will state separately the price asked for
each foot in length Of crib compleej, sunk position
be ,erwards completed hied with stone
The contractor will be expected settle
TO maintain the top of the the level
OF low water until the period for putting
superslruc;ire shall have arrived
The CRIB must be sunk In the position prescribed BY the
engineer In charge and no will be paid for uness
ecuted In conformity with the specifications and plans Of the
work.
filed with stone, reservng per until the supersruc
ture shall have been completed and filed with stonc when
the whoc amount then due will bc paid to the
Written specifications may be obtained by addressing Mr.
D. Whnc, Superintendent at furngten VT, where
ings of the crib may likewise be seen.
Forms of proposals and to enter into
II the bid - accepted can be obtained by addressing the
person. and proposals out OF form without the
requisite guaranty will be considered.
printed copy Of this advertisement must be attached 10
Proposals must be endorsed upon the outside OF the
water at Plattsburg. n. r.. JOHN NEWTON,
Lieutenant Colonel Engineers and Major General
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PROPOSALS..
AIS FOR rAyING PENNsYLvAN

PROPOSALS FOR rAyING Pennsylvania
The al and & asse%"s m iss Tie
prsi S' 81 a sHy T 5 .ss
TSe .HaiisrsS ass% Sow "K,lsr" rollan.bes"
Plans and prohes can the OF Secretary
sen 3 or al
pointed TO tue WORK TO auaaes character
~; ;;,y as4'ss' as 70 al tue
sas Nj
the new pavement AZ paving and ether asones in the
they may determine the proceeds to be applied 10 this i'm
point ponts a. G Commissioning % shall Direct where
excavation Is required the ma;ersl excavatet sha! be
required the same shall be Composed OF earth Tree
epo.tsd not 's% s1ceedns iIa oSr
inches IN thickness each layer to be thoroughly rammed
,e IN on
IL Se
rpecdcation the once II the sscretsry
for each Of the following tens VIZ '''p''
~ Removal of paving and other stones, square yard.
l$) Eneankment. I'm : er cubic yard
o. Woo pavement tspec yiag namel per square yard
work be d m
@ @ sae beat and most s ens and TN
commissioners Or such person OF persons as they may
good suncient bond, suret,es approved by the
Chsl Justice the Disr OF Columbia guaranteeng that
the terms or the contract entered Into shall strictly
and faithfully observed, must accompany bid The
reserve TO themselves the to reject any
all bids not ceemed to the the government
corporation OF Washington and property owners.
The attention OF bidders caiet the following extract
from the act provide for the paving of Pennsylvania
nue, approved July 8, 1o70:--
SEC3 = sand within thirty days after they shall
have determined the to be used they shall
contract for the paving OF said between the
after having caused notice Of the letting thereof be given
ir newspa published in Washington, Bat.
Philadelphia and New York. for twenty days prior
the letting giving the time and place OF such letting the
kind of pavement"
Proposals should be directed to General N Micher
Of Public Buildings Grounds and Works Washington D. Co.
and endorsed Proposals for Paving Pennsylvania
BY direction of the Commission.
N. MICHLER, Secretary
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-TwELrTn PAoE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AsrsSGo@Y- S&%Hi SECOND pAer-Fourth column.
E61FS IsD ES
B0AEIERs WANTED-sKcoSp pAor-Flrss, second and
En- s.E 4s so1n
BUSINESS 0FPoRfuNiiiEs~Nr,Tn pAeE-rour,h col
sHsIs Si41 Es gSaSE ES ssp
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-ELEvrNrn PAer-sxth COL
zsS
coAsiwisG sTesAxsrs-r,a pAar-rlr,A and sixth
COUNTY, BOARD p-srcosp PAGE Third and fourth
pANGiK1 ACADEMIES -rwrLrru PAe,-srth column.
RREENTdsTEyy tAsH-ses9nd ai q, eoarnn
HOUSES 10 LE AND uS
rAsTN:'' Column
EYES AND EARsmkisTn .,S rASE7si.th column.
FiNANCiAL-sEcosD PAGE--foarh Sv co una.
ESsksHEp Rooms M HSD 'si. APaRT%Gsrs isiama TO LET
,x TwEtrTH rAaE Frs. and sec md columns
hEHf SSla PAar Third col
HELP WANTED FEMALES ELEVENTH rAer-rlr,h
HORSES CARRIAGES. &o-Frnsr pAox-rnrd and
fourth columns:
kcSS 1sHis &C., flSmf
II
dcN REAL ESlAIE FUR SALE-NkSTu EAER-
LOAN OBJECTS SECOND rAar-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
NACHIN cry SECOND PA6E-Sixth umn.
MARBLE MANTELS-NINTH PAGE-Shtn column.
4EDfCAL-NNTH PAGE Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAQx-sixth
NIsctLLANEOUs ADvERTisEMENTs-TESrn PAGE
Fifth and sixth column.
NISCELLANE EC US-SECDSD PAGE--Fourth column
MUSICAL TWELFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL--FIR5T PAGE-Iirst column
PIANOFORTES-TwE ELrTn FAGx tn column.
POLlTICAL-FIRsT PA6E-Second column.
POST or FICE NOTICE FIRST PAGE-Fourth column
PR0POsALS-fInsr PAGE--Second column
ktNT-NIHTH rAGx--Fiitli and sixth columns.
REAL LsTATE TO EXCAANGE-AINTn pAGE-Sxth
REAL Estate wANTED-NISTn PAGE Sixth column
REWARDS FIRST PAGE-Sixth column.
BALLS AT AUCTION SECOND PAGE--Fifh and sixth
columns.
eITUATIONS WANTED n--FEMALES-ELsvFNTu PACE
First second, third fourth and @ tn columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALES-ELEvENru PAGE
Fifth and sixth coluIans.
SPECIAL NOrICES-FIRsT PAGE-First, second third
sPORTING-DoGs, BIRDS, 2o-F1nsr PAeE-ThIrd
column.
THE TRADES-TwELrTu PAGE-Thrd column
THE TUEF-FRST PAGE--Third column. =
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUKPOSES-TwELFTH PAGH-
First column
TRAYELLERS' GUIDE-FIRs PAGF-Sixth column.
UNFURkISHED ROOMS AND APARrMENrS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGF-Second and third columns.
WANTED TO PUkCHASE-FIRsr PAGE--sisth column.
WATCHES JEWELRY, &c.-rwELfTH PA0E-Third COL
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIssr PAar-Fourth col