New Orleans Daily Crescent ([New Orleans, La.])
December 9, 1852

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W"F1TNWY '0.. eiC-a .ý,,,, p oaý LI VEIRPOOL.-The Al Tnst snil FOR LIVEIII OOL.-The A1 fet sil- po (ý)ltIn0RL 'ti)LTOL hine A 1 fast poil ,A q., kdij!.Jt1,,0;8nir-"l 1ý ý F la·li~l W' IhIl~ C. I'll -1,I~I. no C01 LIVFILPPOOL.- -Th. 6ne A 1 fast li&r L~snlnai~rlr~ll ~~Le.~;~lil I'-d"4N nu~ .II 1,nr r 1I1 IIPII)· il Iri~~ illl~ki p~ OIIL LIVERPOOL-The Al fast sail ,F-W suv40 TOME, 9.1 fl-nL ll-n R LIN, ERPOOL-Thc Al fIat sail V, -~ll l ýM J ,kd,ý ,,h F, LIVtIII500L.-7he Al very fast fkPOOL.-'t-- he Al fast sail FOL LIVEII R(P u.-The Al. fst ails Inl~~~~~ eCria TIi al)iZ'V s..l nlrl, 5lr S. I SSAO.4IC jr5 aul·l --ISl: OftJ IVE'1POOL.-The ALI falst vail-xe For~~~~~~~~tl p~~ ylraL~ ll.ii hh~r _l d' lilt L. To lvtr flt nlil wtheaw t Sl. I For pu Iý- applytlg, oh bl ay, I. l il r, r Fol, LIVEtI(IOL.-Tb Alvery fihI t sailing [,.T he Aet ve ry fa t mll ng ý'f I N1,10-N.-Iliv A lattt ,ailing liItn ýIt LIVEI: lie n'IIe Iew Al1 fastj$f F01l (LASOIlV Time Al fast sailij I 1,1 1,\ -i l u FOR GLASGOW.- -The lin f-it mmalingr jjOxhIILIuI -Ii Al ir Ii:ii' k d, ,ply h gY ii), Llijlri· bý ·r i..I, nll tltIk;i lo ull ,pp'yh~o.Tle dipf~ niili FAO TWIIITE.-The Al fýlýt --lin IUMPIK 1t alN IiU a-I I C 0 FC IIR TellF'. il Ihe s l at Ij ley1~·~. :li F. apply tý th. C,p Km b..-f. Ftr T1UXEST.-TI TI' AlU fnA -ail .P,". AN MPT. .I !·11. ·ly C J.I. I', C`~: T.r O., 61CIIII I:C( It WTT EST Al ITT, I 1.~ TRIIE.,E.-Tjb Ie A I la yli-~it~ r- r~~;~~;i~~ ic·:~v\,J TN Y U··i~· u~~p FOV TGIEAilT.--The Al fast sailingcu F', 1 l N.it h+ h +rg 011,t T Ji ei.. I1 -1. i !."i R Al fast 'st s AiliA titcittn J IY .61 a [OR ANTW E PO.-'Tho Al fast satiling iri FOR IAVIT E. Tli Apliit Al i ftit pto l F1 ,-Ipl W0 Aaer.,'a,, shi .]...EPI ill']l M, 1 A,ha,., I'ngl *.G 1' I;'' .+mK 1,l, I t, m Co sr C. IriW i 10 it OR NEW YORK --Reguihr Line of i ti; 1}, W. I|YSIft ·N, t,! ·Ir,, OR LTIMORE-First VeB6erON Iho- hi IV 0-11 B-6k-O.N--The fibitiln lnlr F OR BOSTONI-- Pezi rmill Co.'s UTIC If fj, IT F pPig, hKirin, Ii F. p L 11 I ~~~~~A _ PL-40* L -V 2I 'At LES 8%hV, Bt H, MADDOX. ·A, 7141. v~1~ f~ 1 l a6dt aP A M.-The Al fa r [p ohhu.t.. Cttitt t. Uf,, -t .r- B .diiAb *ictt C.9 C t. At pr FOR OSToN jar i. ine of Pac i.In JTr the t^' ^ll, S f o, i''0.L~· 1.*l^ 'llqti"*k dl. pt b." -F,,r orMi mi o T l at). r lt on.,, -0 g n k ee30't OR cAIi A vi AN JUAN, I thl ,t omo tto of f.m',t.. For fixbt or p9u., Ppply ot W.I THLRSB Br r At, a s o'I.. ott.. 9 s, OR S AIN B. MAUNSdirt-ReI Str LiAne.. Y, Fr^B, mnmltr, wilt Idvu M buor. for rrlt (flL tt.f nam'vlutd W hill loInvI Fton t' uIDnlt B 'dttko.t FOR NEW Yi OBT-Stem-:.ti In't J t. la tJ&»et, El tt to. 'Fl Ifri t 1)r p i.n4lJ ppll no fkrx ADA t. W lv p tr ui .d w l l rat n t nrd r tk Ca fei hI NI lkaI I "Iltt4 P. FORSALE*, FREIGHT.OR CHARTEA.---ý FREIGHT OR CAR'IEC.-The At t Or 7,o. Apl ly I i· ,B AREll I Ac r 41 C.1omi yot rtee. iqe,:ltinr w t rl. in ·Oý uil roin~ ,,,Hing sigb rý d- otorlcl L IhiW-n ýy p-t t~ uLnv m A e I w~~n PrlmUva ·aiWMbj ldV~T~ILt(dwP. d~O Ihu~.Lrrz:n~d. Jll T plLFpUv P-k~rl k. ý,AjrULARi~ PACELKKLb. TIVTERIANO PLAICES F OlRBTLOXI, FORT PIKE. Bay S I;IPAýS CITRiSTIAN A lV)BS. ýJ'Sj PH CITY' q.-i-w-kir NAA slS h- Iar 1-p CRFALE rSAT71D11 -Y ur. 'IURDA EvRNlA ta r~~ r~.,, ll.in, nicsadnu Lndtl,60.I CLU 11% li) 1,I- lb. A. 1 to, Ae..t. Ndy Q6 R. Q I. Arnt I) ~n P~ ..OBIL.. ·~~,mU.&Ma -prr,· Ivetl l Sr t f-i, iM P- Chrliii. ii ..iI .5 .I. 't, !ýc fo' C A~:LE. 'al.W. lr ill I- th. M fib.l [J-11 a. CiF L* ,61 )9 ý: Ap-A, 10 8-k PI-.dtim a COAST. IOR PLAQUEMINES. Regular T. IMIWLJ !..51 .i4 I5-5vs5N L5S.5.-5.d -k, l A -5 P.O IHW, 11. tur I- l Js5-5555.sVAP5,i.gp..-5,t,5a.-5.-.. 1:I I~ g., 11, Lmrr I· w~lr, fwt r~ pý]" *l, J dt, Ili 1, flur 1, I e d if d,. ,M- 1ýnl. i WOi! 1ýi. I, 1[:11 Y, T) mbS10 A .5 oldoc P. w. FOR FJL HP u'S Al1 9 I1U-ij '(~It IJONAi~P LLOE. 'X iLEor I 1,v Mý,I I Ik(JUl IIIE. C t (0 1 EI R YlU)UFA 115 11 1,i A F 0 U R ('11 E-tlegula 01,R 1001111-K01AY II, A.. aII- b 0 F.10 SI NUAY M(I\II)Yhll(li.l/, l,.%U c· I I -At YMOSDAYMORNilI NG %'I(1Zi, ntG 'cns. ~,;ici~ .'·n v Il~· a·.:l~ I~lcti ·n 6 0- Th..nur l~lc ,.uil.r Ls S... Iii~,uli~rt~, lT(L~ lli P1rLI d ICKSlBURG. V7111 I, PRIP AY.. ·hlle 10. t 3 ',lwk P sm. FO kIIZ EIIOVIUFNCE, MIL Ut I-, CIT V ITI1Yl V K2N1 B U1,1;. WARRENTWRnETON O~ !ti HAYM! SARA -J Ilk O I.'.(IDJY. I~IC`II~ *DEJAX a J. At.K, C QuE. 'k., wll l,"',X-11 C.1, N-A .11, 1 no o tWPORDAY I I 1" 6 P. CL~Z 61H 1 A'R.!rl? (.·s ·I I, S ill ..kiu r I-igh, Yurriho ~ra a :i .G n ih l. d 1 14, .15 .'tllk Ii.L(LBNT IN, WK m 3,1VA RR ENTO NOSllh -Ih ninir~ot ILdrwlru. In,;I~~j V, -l·LI ielo1 3 UXI.HG '41~mnr~, u 13r Th, ,lWMIMA w 1 rii h, M tii .r. A,4`41..n rnd t 1101 1:1 ((1(:. 1:1I).11,I)SOVVILLE d I 'JA AjI.I: 1 (:-l' "ý rll VERl nlIVILY E n4ESDAY LFk;NNl;, I Ih, 11"I'ViiiFa:I 1Ih1 I-gllla or Y- .,,,rr W, hIh j-ýO~li PRINCETON, SKIPW'IITIUS~Jii A ,Vr r 1,1,1 .1 .1 m.·rc-rr Im.ulo(t~ xnu.Yolrqlo ro riju cs 'A 5, It 5·. ll A LRill·I bTP(IS., AI7-u,415 11%d-or,,lrl illJt k, fr,- f.,b Y.- IlnlIrlb 1 -1,iilao L Y iii l~(~liT: rl ~1 1.r a lr 1h.lh L-LL, 1-I'. (i 5 i .1o'dll rrr m y 11,9slliF. ow 1 y~oF~~ X f4rarrlbnyton'8 DAEUVERIXOY YPH ANT) STOCK DEPOT, N-5 CAMP STREEVT. N. i.l~dr~~r, ;.;.lu ptr ~m t.LAPPAILATOS ·lth lto rhalal~i ul~l rl*,l·lo-G tr PRP1OPERTY OWNERSB, STEAMBOATT T o sd -M~''EI, l.-Tl I111·rimd lad -1 1~lEWrR MlN RAL PAINT, C. U IT COlC p I MI'1ROVEID PATkNT RICE HULLERS, COULNS,.ELL' 0, ILOUCIS. IR(OASD CAPINOO, t,-u-ILSZl ELO. Al11--A .lnool nl~lATyTlON AAI` ISOS, c a. W 1aV AN ARO-rtE, G 1 RATES A!- most. haodsomO aywrtnient of MIIIRTICIOR OIACIlEES, NG iNo..dp.BO..~ ohiO bI l ~il tIiip'ý'rla l i. t'--Ndy -flcnO d. -f 1Q00 .o La CKS, CHNIR BOLTS. BUllS, AS, ·U~ q~lmdl ldo 0 E CUII·M Bl ·r-il~Ln' I IjoI E*TNUDAY, Nm~).n-no~.r 0 ORNOI, TU CUMBIA, 10NT ,R F LljwjAý!ý ,I N B. ill bt i., ;PEMIN,· W, ~~~tD·~~l~ hr.ar.~JKA_ "U 05RF.N OOD A CO., 2d3IAls ELL MdIOWOLI. .%CO j1 Poyd,..__ RED RIVEIR W~ul..,.Tn Rn~sD Dnb.*r *.Cblc r OPELOUSA, and all inter d,,B J.M.JO"fRT0,&CN&YJ l.,t4 io or ."I, b d. .1. L:= l -l~~· Y~ WWJý" THUMAT Do-br 9, w 1.1,kA v. m.~ POR GRAND ECOR, NATCHI -FýXll'M U -K Y;4 ,i.~ vri ilM94MMA, 6-W.,In .,Il e J FRRSONS lfi A. D,' 71.V, .PORDT CAD S11 9VEPOU F~Jssnsn ~~i., IKrPP l might or pa.g* *pply.- Um or Sl·d RMITHTPI DDFR. 2P-4- -1. Wrilli 8 TURD TV TV-bnmb It .1"rr. r -T.RI TOWEON, KIAZIdur, F OR CAMDEN,C HAMPAGNOL I, F iI I'414T'N ,T OSPIANM IA, .01 l,7 di.. J..aig.~ ldlmn~ r o 4,il HM~.IT RII. A llml'Tr Ptd 'lE4,.' A, F OR CAROIDEN,CHALFFSPAG HUR-, *'CW~~YI, ,dA E'4L~bp~ll .A4,OPflOIWE.P 2.ITT cFoIMNwil I UTF., .ply b-.- 'M AF pyp~(~ ol ll·t W1111 9ATU~RDAY N-1 -·ordo~e~~·u OR C,ýjOLINA BLUFFS, HUR Irl (;AN LUWL11I "I I IliImnp o EoRF-d ALEXA PLFF, 't-A Th. r .E~n~ F OI*N d.,8 8 ITFV& Ftfl4TPR. it P-4-l··rrt Wjill M MOVD&Y 1 jIM 00,0 I. F OR CARoLINE, HURRICANE X' IILUFF HIUEEORT. U FD EOHE. ALIMXANDRIO I.,,,11 .-I.M0 "NMl. TIo R d Ri,.r PFmk OAkIPHAN-Th. .U, 7 .,IT CAHBAJb Dllw L., ,.I.m. lu ~~ll ···i OR RED RIVER.-REGULAR NO *HOF REVýFORTI T'CKETS.-LhH.u. R. BL 1WIRIFi, Cnpt. D. (1,k,, CADO OHPBIIL. CUýp, .ill I- for SHI ""VEFI"IB 11 i Ute,,,,Uno l.d.B RED RIVERw~aa ST. CHARB LESr~d CADDO No. 9 EVERY ALTERNAT WEDNIES DAY. Th. H.M. WRIGHT ;rB COMOFLO5USE EVERY ALTERNATE SATURDAY. F."'71' 1, ý ill Ir-r hrrnt Th. CADDO No. 2 an Sr. CHARLESEEERY LTF.'ATE W ý,DB~Y~n th' IT 'd.WFRlOdIamrrtf 31PRKWISE EVEYi Al. I.,TNýABBE AATCEIO. wrli fspru~yur~ipi m b·& 4, n, to W For fr.ght.(b-R or patsbiro A FInl STlE, Sit Po .1,11t. W. k. lI I R CO).. 29N..x I.-r~ A-2A 4n Im 1 H, 51 PRRTSOý A M.) YAZOO RIVER. Will 1- FR rDAV1 la,-,bý, 10 tb aleLr.Y F OR GRENADA, TROi, TUSCA-.,j& ad1 0Vae CII MI HOO LFLHE. 1Re. 01-1 W00D,CA260~CITC. SC'C.RTlAln. )IiC,.,,, 'iC.· ai,.i,,Id ip Ah I i III0gh O!C-- L. Cia .1,1 AV. S III"' -el _Y1gaI b-.. .F1I. 0 4ý Th- ýo ill be C6,k a th, I,- -tyrl t -magn d t, r·i c f..ig t d"88 F Olt GREENWOOD, I EFLORRI MIAAt(IIIN, YAZOO CITY. AETAiTIoI'S T. W,1 I-SON,1 C-1-AgA 1,4-1-t. MEMPHIS. Will Is,,, SIThRIJAY, r ll, F~OR MIEMPII8, GRAND LAKE,: 5 NOLEIoiI ILLENE, Vr.ESNll'EG. NAT-·P T. I1. LEATHERs, CA,,!,, P1 .1. f-urlot "t Cwl ·I --t. t dr D. RI. CARROLIý 93 Uliln R-r vu.r t~( OHIO RIVER. W-ill FRIDAY.T.-b- M 1 5 o',% -1.. n C NNATI, MADIBON, l. 5. i, h- A-l, l p.-R w, EIZA Fý 11, v·o.itr~il la·- a lo*. ,r BX.r uI~~· lVii~uteRutcunre IltS,4- IREy aL Idorl Wil I~, FRIDAIY., 1 11,111,," k"1,-, V oR LNIISVILLE and all inter diet, lenndi-u.--Th, fi- .v,, rl~ 'k LEX IN4TVIN, C..pl. J m 'R 'd -Sý AX 5 Pov Ir-r I!Vý &plý f th,1I Cbin A~u he .00ASa d Eltate Rlum· l --`l 'y ,ppl, ing to thre Ajlent·. d.111 Will lh- SATURDAY, D-- mber S &da r. 1 F OR LOUISVILLE, WANSIVILLE a~illllr 7Y n ROILP. llg el~ ill 1-- 'e b-.. ."'ght nllvr SI p WIa 1. IOWA. IA. a. r. F, datW It`I AISU~i AlAN, rlalaor re. Will Ir-. or.1-1rnl TH(UIRSDAYD-rolklh l 9, ,1)u~lc 1.a IIO( LOUISVILLE and all inter J ~Ilclafu a.,il·--Tlas Nal Nual lai Ig~ap a laaMAIAY IIU 0 Qai, S 11 Eto N I, I& 111106. W~ p~ll~aaal lr·Mi C II a aa11 lrldtU CIlll* (III III ii y.p' p aib O~aea__ ____________B Wirll 4-o co, ilr .6 tl TI (UitziDY. U-rl*r9,.14 u'r"[. v UJVOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, I. l~li NDESO? IN, l tnL 'and I a d IIIlgrlc a yrc RBE LE ICEl P(lala CIo A. C. a~ll laY I -1 I S1- 111. I,- IoI WI ""TIISiY, -IIaaI Ia 9. P.Ia,, la' It 4,1k ,aa,,,.Nllr· laaIRII al',ila ..aplaaaler'. Tn L EW ~nl hlISei SIII'a'EMAS. IIIaaI 1 11/ ,11 al 1,9i ,aacDOlS'IiLI.Jll~(O, Io·n ·iet F Olt CBNCINNATI, MADISUN iOIISY is 1 i 111 1 TF-11"a Aod-,' I I, -Ir i- neabo". For kur 'ý Ii-dft p''vq cma'l-ly-I rl~y o bonl W illlI,-. FRI DAY, Do, 1 4ll aa Aaaa A. CINCINNAII I, MADISON F Ia ITIS ILLka I i l i nll.i OO EIIISI.IaI ~I lgnuIaaaal.Ol laII.I IBIJA or 1. j it., a...l~- rlll·~r l I. oa u Iris or pa..apall, copag U-1. h-IIIIO al 1 .1lalaaal, Pllg, b Il., alI'E Ia., a hall ,1,, 9 WrM\s..J. cu 71 P14m lr l Will SATURDAY, D, L tOR LOUISVILLE and all inter EC~ ~~ls (LIPIE. Hl·e.pl. e Ill'MU 'U dUFUNH bH. Ill~an tu HriwUIHL U BROS.,45 Kuydrt Ir, URIUUhHU CA ______b____W._d S _ ST. LOUIS. Will I,..l.. TH URSDAY, D......... 1,l I Is F. Ot ST. LOUIS, CAIKO, MEM U' lUnt bUi·. UUnii pa n~~ I~&'i~ ILINOIS, e~ U. ii. D H. ih ..,,-11,1 .1. s.. F...H..ghs. O W. S,, hAW A (30- -A Will TH a TIURISD AY lcu lcrI, lill 10 .',!.,k. M OR ST.. LOUIS, CGAIRO11., HICK H( Hue UI.Hu V.,A., CHAR. BICIIEI.I- f 'U.. till. u i M 5 RH H Ull by lU RHUANA, 55 B.. RHo, '1.'T o, E. G. UGERES.1* Iu 'r m a .1 ~OUGH AND READY LINEI I A§- P. ýt 9uij~· u t,~a~ a·r liairr;a lm 'Ur No mukuk, perntittud i-Ide th, nmials., 0, 0, th, 't P'. .11 t...... h. f h h. p....... r~ -18 1, J 1. SLAWtr~do.....nV h CO.l~u O DD FELLIOW' REST.- Vaults in tbip C-awry 0.obtbined bj yg .o J. PJORSOUNTr. bCity OMiFo.DSok0,; ,AAm c FuR'ALX, Os-T5. Zo. is 1 CHARLER~ S HWHITALL. lo. b M 8,,.kI..& C., N.. 40C...1 Ths. of V.o.Itt otikAoldip LdlO fS. h. b.ii or I..0 IhI?. pmh- of tts h pi~o ·~otrilbH ~oh Ihp~rb ,h...fL ·s ~oSmu o,.pSoOts oh. 'SOOBT,' DUNplAoJ.s.SNLP.-b.i SN CI.S.O y C.Cooit., No. 44 JAMM FUWWAUIUX APPLE BRANDY-20 barrels, landing from X HAW A 00.,1 IOS qS. ArS L; VA IN 11, tolic L~ady, coi. to IM I !r ihi-.. l low p,..tIO 11 ,Ibbb·o.Yrd. tk. h 'tPIRSES WYANTED-J npi Ynrllhwrb" th.0~o u b.r~alsb~l· hp d ft ton slmyr .l ~·rN~r H UN '.A. 0-1.m hr ~m. RII I·lt· li· TO RENT. SRJyF-Tho four commodious frame l,,nreerfr.'. For lur h4Tl r t. xija "'ply on tBi prtim'.,, OLET- Inrge Office, first oor, (61 ColUmonBre;. Appj .yh ramLW, B I D WELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.-TheI I ,A,..-,,or fIRCKODWELL'NG HOUIF t th-r l P-ulo. r In 'tre04, N...n L. I 9-r d oo f* o TO BE LET-A Store suitable for aufni if hRENT.-The Lower Floor of Nlo. I7.l t Sfu RENT.-The two.-tory und atticor 0li.t k D-| ig roif Goi, -d oil Ci t 20A J.n D R.CARBOL, f Union It eef ,lio0 -tr 00, ply 0 s 01 00hl It. 0 coIo.. 5..'n.o-k t h d .y. JlO.O O" BE LET--A 1SHBtore E.it.bl for nit O .Zc' -r 1, v.r mcNO r t-a .rn, O a ce,.. f eIario OFFICE TO LET-4ront Office, of N d. 0 O....o.9irooooo.o..o...o .kN oi7ov oonoo..0tNrZ S L" TO RENT-With imediatery pnd sesai- Blick Dcelling 1« n.ey of BOrsiver aud CircO" troet". F. noT.s D.R. BAR'O tF.. E r'. I, o C~o,.l.let .rht. ,1ENT--Two fine Offces on the thirdloor yjoC. SL C, rl 00. 0 r0110 ble oreex. a or o FOR SALE-. F OR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF IBMEDIATE FFFPAORTF1OFI-Th HOUEFOLD and ITOHOF FUFFOF TURE, OURTAFFFOOORPFT1, n1EDD001f, .FF.,Fh1F.Foy I, kk~ d.. fiog IN.. I A pmphj st-t. I-... Pr L ,c au VIW.ý,-ll· bid.0FN, F.F h- .oF IFF-h. with. ILho tth.1-al a F .FjtFFFib...0FdFFhtFF1FFFFFlFy rjr HOU K TO It SM dprq I a P lWS FOR SALE.-Several of the most oe ble PEMSO tWllo PREfIFO1TEFIAN CHUOUH,- L0fFett Vý,ý 6t ý-.Dr.Sol· AIIL rI A ARy TTlat,1 fir 0. A. FO0TLFWO, S0F~n tFFIf. ORI SALE.-A double frame House and f F'~LOT S. J____ hP.r...r.t_ 6JllOrll1 -~~:l~f]~ Ita st-. 01, "mt o0-. 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IAIMIIOFý- ooaL·.Cnn~tn F t1 SALE-A hIghly improveldoqFa r0fd a IFFIFFIFIF.0010 .0 0a 0100'FA, OI OFF ChIFF((F F I _ _ F ItF m I IFouSE 0 at" 0 t, 1 Bi Th- fi- h- er MRICK DWELLI NG UOUSES B~ui. q- I, C-1lFA00F -iFId J-k. m F0FFIFFFF ,LO ro, Mlngyua avent, L*· *-E iF'tbandn t-th-eftet· by ý1 .PI C IldI ALST PACINO HIOCSE FOR ALE. fjLVE SERVANT FO)IL SALE.-Apply to OUSI O L AND SPORES FOR SALE. A li I1It S EN.... WIV tl'e1,A R1!1d1l I I',f)11K orRT of Y 0 trl·1 a T'I TV, S KyI HOUSrr 9 m th, eae f St. Charles Hotel TWO l) IkR4r E fnlJICK ifOU.SFrS D-phin tstret ONO]. 10 SE 11 IIE 'Y K.15 FOR 1 reNT l A, STORE CeoCunl It,,-i Ih·TO, VO QIOL-lýT llt Olt 16, P Nt' FOAI-S ['111tyy I14 Oý'E' "x, 1. SO. Ct l- H-1.~rt -11-.11 F. It ý(IUTHA A YJ) ll~~la~l S. 16 Co Oltll FOR SK LALE.--A Lemeot a r reauleti i· nnrr~rL-~aul nlrii~iilu~l rr~ ne;(n~ I~po tld -P COPARTNER{SHIPS, IC. R. WILLIA'd STUALIT boametnepartner N IS CAMP STRFE 1 ý isy- or Ill, ti AiPONN OL ,TU 9I` J. P. MI)OýW1,11.I I)ISSOLUTION.-The cuportnership hereto TOl, 11 .141e A I IF. AL WIN CIIAR, SlesorH. B ELDWMIN CO offer., (0,. CCP COOT'. o..,i.B Ali~ 1r 00 05.0 d~r lll f u I~CAlS WAOCOCS, It OCKS 1 AH i A, W A bA D IN' AD.w'r W Ie 110.0UsA, o Co iL. so l.0 l .00.0, ll T1 k. ll. fr~r i lh -1i -t-kl' f th. IS Ii if F. B,,!,~. h l SII H NA FURNITUREI!Ltk, KXC.t: C ANAL STHIEET FURNLTiURbE7 STORE.Wn 1'. DAVIS, D-'-r m CAV S NTI. Ilt-"ý SPIIHNG MATTIESSEStUE a ISLiTEST ONIIFOPT ASDD I ROAMERE L Ol' HC.ALI'li OF VICI A(;El %V. FFO Rl kO RI llTIlPSl AND Ylll lY MUFA URITRE DMAN r11UA,. ruin, ThIupitR d~~r l l k- fun J" p,,,,d,~anl SPUNG Ai 1A4l1' usl k':'. a N O IID .-tIISD .F I 1, N I l, ,lu tvIfSl, palat n a- u "-I 8. C-0,1,1l i ul.L~l' ilr hrl m1 slrr I.ra aIl I.NE IT U.U ,u, P. 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NoEaTSOOAEd R, .U.30 1 9 15 IOT* h- 10- 51.. 1. .d hi ss iooo, L pho rdlO in ItO lo..5. rs.. I hoES.o A· .0r .r A FACCY A RP ESIT S., S1Kin .11. A. A,· Dac; F,.oAhS~1k d S'so,~ S.&SOY-.I NETS ..0 SISBOO'lH I ..g. Flok of ISMHROOSERIEH 0ob 15 SA CS m.d IWNTILLS. CAS, C FEIIEAIIOAS -3PLORAKYtJ COLLAR mm ia-oitoHl l hd IIKERCHIMeS i, 0l1 to a d ilbnr i~rrZa 1.1laBWJM.RRTRl1IWXU'S. 01, .oTid .O.Els-o .i Vp.9S 105B .o~aolA.PTiAmtig. fo, id,' Doorwh~ oA(bubd r~i ni of oA COOP SHAWLS,; *..AioA. ROSES Woo WV~ddios Oo...; 5.,58105 IONS CSA*kS d.0 ROBES; FRINGES -dVELVETS ah 0. liA.,ott di..ro Sh15.0; BILK VEX, VAT 0oIA ,OO,"* rmtlb~aII4lSA. ob.o.Aby,.Ag .AL. 1 a... LADIES'FASISLE DRIESES M141 TO ORDER. .0 ENTLEMMSN8 CLOTHING. F. STRINGER Co., No. 85 tO sow.=, GENTLEUIMN'S CLOTHING, the OVER COANS OFFCE COATS. FROCK "'D~~l F-ooyCSNSIM31.ItEIS IQ, BvRO&OAHsoLIk'VTS LINN AINDCOTTONSOISTS- C NOLE, 1155150 SAD LNASI'S WOOL 05555 HALg RSIS. 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Nrgý Od rmnmdi.- llg1. ,bleh, it. u. b iy nldalndrn .Il i nnpr to -4 EO -a~r lll rtr purli:· r nnnor~r a Ap pply soL THERHOME8,T,- Trr·', .sB1~lilllI Ob 1. C~106 St. l C1OAL TAII AT FIFTY CENTS PEIL BBL. F INR U F THU AD R BARRFLS OF COAL TAR a ",e al yl u-i· r liG r Q o fI C per -rrr Iý. P -hr-le lurc]. 1i,, aTUAUB'S QUEEN OF THE SOUTH COllRN O TIS &STREETER'S PATEŽT INSULATEA r- VACEP-Adnr a willl l be made by the no.-4 'KIDEB &A FABDIAN, 9 M..1ne lrooBt. iQ/iEDICIN ES.--P. L. MIassP;Y, Druggist In"ll d i P.L. AISS.Y Du 1'G'I"' I OTIS STREETER'S PTMNT INSULATEI) MW IOII NGISN i Ago- IUCtOR. Tlhrl -u A Wl, W~lad, i. gio -I yrtrt iwd-n i-lt$ i mardj for t0. Isle .1- h. ab-ve i- -lu COn Ave r ~r. h" o ii. B111 ,'iK 'A O.1 0 l., ir. 10 t. llV P VAINCES--Advances will be made by the A ')",,-r.fn South-r Prod-uc th th .a,, Crockery, China and Glaeswar It. FELL CO., 84 Coimon street, L Lrvr -a ft.. foan nlll.Wbllr th. 1. STI.okr1IILOGUILERO, JI. 'A0Om1DW IofOOVO., N O!.,1E.-Land Warrant No. 6887, far one dnod -d .1 L.- o I..d, i-d h...o0 N, f.--- Ms.. y I o v!. a r oor h y o f t I h. t, t. ppolo I, oh pp.,r 0. trumpiirL I~nd ·id \ur~A. -va, W" nvsrbus wI·eyg bhy ht 4 '-l LEONARlD F. V.LY 1Ie~S'r JUJSTICC OF THE PEABE.-The .31 doýdit N ,b I.-td I dd,,,ly'hio01d dMJJ t.'_f ti I'_ _ rur [ýý ý lrt I t-lno of -N, 1, .ý-·. i 4 ynrr ft Z TA 4'JI, 'b" '.of o11 o, l-, MAROIIAOE LI.INNI:§ 0010 OANNI oNIUP TIONt). I -It Nit hsA offlm, No. till Taho u too.. o'. 'cLOkL. w.ouoit'oNc ',V Y DN (N~ouyjo.1m. to o I 1 OR NII. j -110AR, MEXICAN AIN) PLANTATION TO BNNIHoO-TN. ub.,ib-q Mr. coomoy .dfo. -I, TIORNUR 4 ZNKOIJAW. Or 2% aelh.Nu&Is.A.*H p w mn daWuia lawamm "AcOs. X.; ..U ism wemloa Whe our fuond MA trum pi;e* Find their ftzey-dotbil Idols t: mbilag Iotnta duet am", S.m. w. QOiZ'OdtH, I, oel ae Wher. bet wretlool med-none mop, Wllt:LKp nndfoolo maw Never'! .Oe &,msi feeona, 4WhIskNo 1IkemwG4 do not JIM, 1Net uli~e~emheifwc l~ne Thoug th Wongkek fd Oathe Them" xsre opnyobl. Whrc ike u o goldl, Theywihold u 1w, lab", In ksehi 1, helowo,oyeed lye Itot kqeplago Iogp Lot us IM am wnrsjb aillelirso e the dtheiteb fouland am, To tbamlouehtl gh;Aveae Where the suk 01UdOIn UI" Rhing thing, ~p blostl Fom the lo asro of Saou Will deall In peaceful glaftdo* Salen heaoen's untiatilid Air. oa mWuolbýd~o. W oo ea f- A. lt lfLeI4emW.W A NXr Crr-A nowcity Is bein )lrlolutae the mire Aelippi river, in 11.00,2k countyL, lenmedlftlroppi Ate KnLook, to Iows. 'It IsTO mw.. fve oer eOxmik ab Warsaw. and twelve ar idfftei eol Watmoo., as horml-t o mr tF h iM e BIwto" (Md). e t h 2iTt belt. ivTnt t he aolloins t enso tha i.m oplfwoiasl y tstnelcon5th t t~ah thedi od of orl it Pi.fl t i of Joh etn r mEit, of tha Couty.* dlisove--le nt? nO TbuwaiW eortatlg h ti.t ly amnd *rgioni; wa dtate ftom*i th hopi.e to er~a wlM·ams oblbs&io d m boenidl ggs t is enduwedt wast. Tis isthei huano beeno dbantird thehr ~iae.. oT ahe lay. A lady dlib was oBhndV itU i I"n. bep s iseaP seh ron oCef a fbtgm wr .a.. l r t through the hadIll,of. ftj prolebl, to. sreeptbhiM po thosad at eio ditrd s t ohr teh poIn samp nh mkJohn PretoLurd. br repbted hbat t 1 eritban tie ti a end tlCmeo; thes ro* oeBe5t Priunaura whowas olft by=anOI are dcItia Iofl hrntipthe tio. Thew rm, whoi an tcre tios f igoonotu d to how tha sorri n p i mittid Xj aUcs Joye for i ,itr'hrl. itd h i.not been an il ar the owemr tcomit% PJUTATE CBA AkCTBn OF A LAOKOMOT-P5j it who oity se a loaomoti. e tootring Ip t t a0y. the land, at& gait of forty mil an horn, -making the very earth groan beneath itsgiant trend, and the heavens thomseltes reverhhrats with its fearful alatter-searing natnre with it&" unarthlyin, ndfrigJ tenig allreation fros its propriety almost-peple who onlyBsae it te its terrile ctivity, he no idea what emineutlj aoci virtues it is endoed with. This is their publicchsracta, Their private on is anotLbr affair. Now and then was of theta huge noea sters, in whose iron bowels slumber nore than aW thousand giant powers, cnaes up and teada under our window, as gently ons the most zeam-' plary cooking-stove, its huge steam p:pes sing-I inog a strain as soft and as dulcet as that most amiable teakettle, and its Inageof steel brasth-1 ing as sweetly as an infant in its slumbers. Let him gripe those iron bands, and the pipes whith' were turned to so soft a straii, ren sforth a Tell as if heaven and earth were coming togethar,, and those luogs, Bhic'fifrst breathed so quietly, cough like a volcanoaaand off it goae darkenbng the navers with it dense volume of nomoe. Indian and Antiquities in New Mei oo a.d, California. The Literary World had a letter from Mr. Bartlett, Chief of our Boundary Surveying Com mission, which possesses some interest. It was written at Sun Diego, on thle 20th May. We give only brief extracts: In my journey across the continent, from the Gulf of Mexico to El Paso del Norte, and theli across to Chihuahua, and various parts of Sonora, to Guaquias at the Gulf of California -a reg;on rarely visited by foreigner--I did. not meet with a single specimen of antiquity belonging to an earlier age than the present. The frontiers of the States mentioned, abound in ruined buildings formerly inhabited by the Mexicans, but abandoned in consequence of the incursions of the Indians. Depopulated towns and villages, in most qf which are found fine old churches, are also quite common, but no vestige of an ancient race. It was, indeed, a melan choly sight to visit the deserted towns and ranches. Some of the latter were very exten sive, showing that wealth and luxury once abounded there. They are now overgrownwith grass and wood; serpents, lizardu d venomous reptiles harbor in their decayif alla; owls and bats, in great numbers find a reiting place in their dark chambers; and even the hungry wolf does not hesitate to become a dwellerin the deserted place. Some of the churches are in a good state of preservation, the statuetl of the saints still adorning the niches; and in order to render them again fit places for wors hip, it would only be necessary to exterminate the bats and swallows which, in innumerable numbers, now occupy them. The savage, though he would murder evry soul in the village, and plunder every house.. seems to have feleareverence for theb churches; for even the gildings and orments, which would attract theirattention, are left untouched. These churches are always surrounded by-extensive ranges of buildings, which were doubtless once occupied by the very Indians (or, their ances tors) who have rendered them so desolate. In fict, it is generally conceded that they werethe chief builders of them, working under the direc tion of the priests or others charged with their erection. Many of the churches, referred to were exclusively missions, established for con verting the Indians to Christianity, but more frqeuently ntolabrnhers and moobanics. Hence everything around seems to bave been adapted to a lare household. They were always placd in the richest valleys, and surrounded by large orchards of peach, pear, pomegranate, quince nnd other trees. Acquias, or irrigating can.ds intersecting every portion of the valley, rendered it extremely prodnctive and capable of sustain ing a large number of people. The ranches or haciendas, before mentioned. c, are also situated in the midst of fine valleys% where the attention of their occupants was chiefly directed to the raising of stock. The a deserted ranche of Babocomori, near the San Pedro, once had 20,000 head of cattle, and there a were scarcely any which did not possess 5,000, T beside mules and horses. We found shelter Jrom the rain a couple of nightawithin the walls i of this ranche, andl here me't with a party of t Sonorians engaged in huntisng wild cattle; for though the owners, when they abandoned these a places, drove off their stock, enough had stray- I ed away amonp; the hills Vrnd secluded spots I from which there has been a large increase. I Hence wild cattle abound in the northern and a contral parts oWf Sonora, and are obtained by all passing travelers through th at region. Colonel Cooke, in pssing through tlbia country in 1847. subsisted, his entire buttali on of four hundred and fifty on them for two eleks. We found them very shy, and difficult 7 approach near enough to shoot; beside, ha-ing a herd of tame cattle and sheep with us, we did not exert our selves to obtain them. We saw more or less various Indian tribes from the Rio Gra thePacific. With them all, even the most warlike, we were oh he most friendly terms. With the warlike and the now hostile Apaches, I had my ceip fr three months, and in the very centre of their country. The chiefs and others visited me daly, at my table, and slept on my floor; and' Wae oftep been alone with ten or flfuSen of lthse B ole in my quartert, or about tht4door. Among all the tribes I bhave sesn, there is a vast differene,~ tn.en the chiefs and the masses, ortl ho pe las no paweror wealth. The chars' tpr itioe of atribe may be discovered by an obaerver ia a clauses, in the samBe man ner that pyoc moan i :e an Ecglishman or OP ithfl-u whethher be-elongs to she nobility or 'A-1 Y( lu woumld, aw. t h0a iiW crBlgaI *e hnkof Ifb howall, lobift afA thei This may be lwisto an you would owtb thebeto e.#a are wihmiJ rak)IL m I It· 7n I was shocked, fe W whichah tea4* iewumisterd hit wir ageemborC boumi atelr refPund tod then. 'ho, acragg, jas ifetosatid 7t adiebialk 2,aall f~of oI the "Thea foo man anfollowai:''e- 7j::·a 6 hrads meet gad hl titooe, r it wra mess, would, perh IJ dows, 4thk a eech to import, man's Xa te the o Seree 1rtht f, o'eclok fiArt to s out bawled out, a5 Shoot and Booe I wanted to hiult wa ilekha the countkr d selflpiog the hid b .oos i to gled like aJw fr te pcer but he was firm itad he farprPice. I thoughth him to serve me fsthflly, aid man of hbime Teye glstened ana I gave him a hluhing 166 most congenial tolsie ta-te.sd ness for niltary display, a early, I determined to leave th ae minutes, and take a l9#P the 'After apin oBaiEfho and look out ibor &Iy i ,I I ll in ten minute ad bak on of breath. Ifo o tomen Sw. plaed in the Oounts 'h.i"Count of tend* wo y ny*here.l On=ad, b&MM~ted fe~Aw- e l 'K sequel' On my artr't rushed to meet me on the of delight that he had made sale d absence. 'Yes,' said he, 'I so shboes for two dolliars and bill he gave m. I ha las-i.me ad two are 'l it ust right. n eleven t bi and destrnition I soaee the note Itw counterfeit two, with t fgure the ner,.which my sharp sai n Is an eleven. 'Ohewretdjt He riced 'a pair of shoes, but were likewise thrown awy. molish thb wrehin.s I.I bll when a decent-looking l ente4 sa< asked for boots well ma a ed, wear well. 'I forgot my limIe to firittit pair. t had neveu's semsateetteir about to pay m= ra bis head gsd ro10 dog?' 14ld him ately f the anipal under the ountr, the boxes, every e was not to found., The man and he would look o a man let him go h my fiveO a wor man, nor boots, nor itle again! The fellow mp ijg but a pair of em de unpleseant-lookild 1, L it madman, and r ito.t Foaming with a sli=ped, adawy. itent ttbUit' n d0oiar paof importedg .ess the netdyy, mother to this efect, bey, 'a very smart boy, for my business. TaE HEART'S towEia.- e fi i hea is like a garden hedged witth thorns. You mu pass through the diiculteni os Iep pluck its blossoms. AL onwill I ilia to secure a violet that flourishes i fjous place-fbr we are natura fon ard, and prize a treasure by its t growths of the heart, when gained seeking, beam* of eee g a worth striving after- ar with tint oo pw ipg, ns thoaAe w the. human It is proper own dosains. e worse thnan a in land abat e to neo lsal tlention still have ls to' We may raise the down by the stopio-sft has beeoome T plant that is tendril that is TVee rs work to do for There ay be hearts l l sWeb'aM uselebs. We 0li41 b1st0il There is no ae htir lan t havet a Theyha ve fabl tear, rallia ong the eduim to li agaain. a the heart whese veget Sed up-for tears ar. reekon tbeir ialue Shall we not the# e while we give good heed tend our sympasb. sad da g'orious nd atifyng the bloesoms of the h.e Smake sleep sweet, lif. at, I r mellowas a sMayar a gi

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A-WK*ul"' VMbafýl*d~w mo.h ow 8:k 97iea~Ca nd witi-hi the, bt n itg tion Of e; and in 40 thoi jus. MxanoMe. of englelaiss auld IIA4 4 o~edck Th s thejst win at, the t bsi tVast 12 tý, tiner oet, HeA. yhlgtllx. u #~ý hofsA am", U. W U, Goodwl~ .in. receti their sel, fofloweq aTto lleieaab, WaIL aaea,J AlaqawOooa~ult. Vincen, Gergqn Raxinhlde, T. S H.A.L4 D. Itino,o Octlae kid St~ieDcr A. Layet, lleaey .i4b, BPan 4,adthaqt their Bstet Zsq., i B trdgo ny, Novem nof the a~UdStates of Amer 4tOwas boeld at the 4oercan ti"ng uponpon some itbnio othis o toneO1ngddit b bMl. Igorlotl, the Amer o JoneW K Wq, on the mo at, UeOel i L14ndo. Io Baorut Dvth tang Mo re .0toneota eof the meet by l~t Ingersoll, on the ommitteeo wans appointd, pon Mofi bre o u th artod; James jL t4%wbold, of Pennsylva ,of ea; Go6rgeW Risgg, owonsa HRddart of Cal Oorni;. W. k, W. KingSalth, of Virginik; and Je to prepare for the meeting tone whichb, having beeoon adopted, te meeting ad v U t tN, attbched to the he4too 4thoasubeo)t of innatt Ganttseof the 25tbh od prettoous, the steamer e In at Pomeroy, on the Ohio f oomtog down, ran tbh such to break the Itatford'sjack. bead of Oapt, lialett, of W Me 4elL Capt IH. did not t ad sinnoet e tly expired oy to be tan Pittaburgh. onsM P o.-It o month thorn Won a fromyatroos Porte ftia number wfa rather S 4oOldand Ne Worlds, 101t Sand the number eowmo thf r io ted States d$ dayn nd ovrnn ntlfyerven TiVM WMecee.-mSome moetbe agD. SAyS I ulwe gPTe a brief accounet of the Mtilhto ntik othte Reading *waioy. and burning Tylmuebs~beere mteaeii worokevery ix: Lu~lm lrlsp e~miIped with pas. e eoeetdor te rips,., IluP TO qhOvsLpeT-The new Ulno kw oomposedý going 440 me Stato Lino elHue betwree the Setcoed, the Irie tlineofPenn d from Erie, and Okla; forth. Lute te~Ieeiu~d. ho beoe, tf he dihueSis W ix Rf'RarlimAut for the sale of Lo k Lvand, 7Eropertlie bave been 'W*Uen peelbmed by 2bM persons. only ton than,2ROQpo m Tteee new proprietoe etle*s themselves by pwe~ouose The buseaeeof Ire beoperoveg, end the poorer Tearsl whiechsee Ireat tthle Unlotod neat tbee bed woit lIt for instruonlos, go bays bmoughL however, that to N~w ss btirc5 to indSap fe w r iusSe aos *%lets Re. i. 5UbMhie: *4lehL Important Intelligence! 8AVCBAMEW 11N ASHES! 1 PoaiApnrtkio li San Franoisco and .$n: l fP LQR S OP IIP.i Btonrthi W-aWtg 8, 4:50 ra K. »i«1, h~tnleg~ daItefra Su lweeiao o tht. ath Noe uembet. She bring -te la als mat ttwohbta Ated pusseange I ThbehtldelUphis a on the 2i iust. from Aespitn in company with the rtunaship IlUnois, bound for New York. The:IioS ht n 1abodn Thundred pee;oeree 'nd twro mauon twhoe lidred thoisand dolluar' wdoe o gold. The lty of Baeatahtat hau been the scene of a&Baer aerile coaflagatto and ha been literally rednoe to ahle. aeterl tliM «iet lost during the fire. m h« alo red flt oities of San Prte0etteobnMttryeellW«. The« sem propatrOty ltMte"delphla wne destroyed by flreln. th' tl attlth of Ootober. The atlitpt ttBs e ale s lg tlaB eried at San Franeelhr aft" $18dayet K Nzk Califen<s 1s ATe r u fla SnlonBH, Deem1e 8. to-day The lateat date from 4,~. t.rga o Wnsnseon.teeAve :=atertsstihat Meyeor Ie- -"Bobter the Devil1 waa to be tfga ttratted, U s e anticipated moat l oohtbe and mort etvre aMsembled in Orleans Hall. to the full, and we have good data U th proof the performnaeo exceededd seon.A The ladies weren strength lhq4,ajnling, abandoned the fashionable the b re graced with their presence. ,ay lbig of the opera wuld be unnecessary. Who knowa n4tle charming muAle of Moyerbeer Who bdu t heard that nplendid qpera Who is not acquainted with l bheant~ ht e liclous musica? So many have al. ready irlead that opera, that we are afraid we an find no e firms to express our admiration.. It is known to ittiilht iawil orld it has been sung in all the great tlies or the old or aow Coptinent, and properly appreol ated everywhere. It Is rather late now to aything of the success of Mr. 'orde i the prt of rt. Stll, it would he unjust not toaite how let he ang. He was .oerd with plea on. from the beglnUnialg to the end of the opera, and ex elt .h 4ple f every one. No one he, up to this eu9saot,1 equisitely understood and sung, in our city, it dl raof Soterf. We can eafely say that the announce ment ofthis operll will always attract a lrge audienoe, bdeuse o one will neglect an opportunity to hear again Mr. Bonrd. His name is protounoed by all with admira toe, and his alone excites the applause. Mae. Paol, in the rle of ..lice, and Mme. Fleury-Joly, in that of Jelutle, were much applauded, as they deserved thbe. Mr. Genibrel had alsoo worthy success in thepart Sof Bertro, one of the most difficult of the opera. On tuesday we witnessed the first appearance of Mr. JntUe, tenor ltgio (light tenor.) in Doieldieou' charming oper of "La Dame Blanche." He iS gifted with a very diteoateroice,and eems to be a vary good musician. 'Although not ery extended or large, his volte i heard ithapletarsands whenbettr known, it will be more SpWpertly ppreeated by otar public. SOlr durgaeon (this wordmeasthesongtress of comic 'Opear) madehersmaeondeappoanre in the same piece. She ,'awwlreeeived, a0 gpr6perly, and ielletedthoapplause *o the audene. We hope to hear her often. esYeiteiy evening, the Chinese Juggler exhibited some of their most marveleho espvoft, as they style them, them MVR. Thq whole MpotUpVi ta muo acpleaed. Another *eDrformnsa will take plaoo thl evenlngmuch fun can be found there. gaStnrday, second night of "Robert the Devil." Let areryonae remember It. Te, Pptrto FoacE AND ExrPinvS oF THe e TrY AND thlTrucers or PHia.DLcHIA.-At the present time, the ex penses of the police of the city and districts re much geater than the mase of our citizens imagine. From in. formation obtained from reliable sources. we re enabled to give the number of police officers in the Philadelphia Ppllce.Ditriat, composed of the City,. Northern Liberties SpringGarden, Kensington, Richmond, Peuun Southwark. Moyamenoing and West Philadelphia, with the expense of maintaiing the same, a well aa the amount incurred by the several ditriots, and the number of officers in each. The Marhal's police force Is composed of the Marshal. twelve lieutenat, and one hundred and eixtvseven poice men, at the annual expocse of $77,660. Of this amount, the ilary of the Marshal, $2000, is paid by the County Treaurer, n the annexed pmoortion: City. furlieuten ant and fty-five policemen; oymenmig, one Yuten ant and twelvopoloeme Southwark, one lieutenant and eighteen policemen; Spring Garden, one lieutenant and twenty-six policemen ;Northern Liberties, one lieutenant and twenty-one policemen; Kensiogton, one lieutenant and twouty-four polioemen; Penn, one lieutenant and four policemen; Richmond, one lieutenant and four po licomen West Philadelphia, one lieutenant and thrpe po licemun. [Phil Ledger, Nov. 20. ATnACHMENu or A PAloT.-An incident touchingly llustrative of the power of attachment in the lower ani matl. is related in the Portsmouth (N. II.) Journal of a recent date. In a small family in the south part of that city, thte was a parrot which had found a home there fo yArs and had become a pet of the family. A child was taken sick last spring and was not see by the parrot for some days. The bird had been used to repeat her name, and in the child's absence kept repeating the name so incessantly as to annoy the family. The child died tho repetition 6t e name was kept up until one of the family took the rrt to the room where the corpse lay. The parot turned first one side of its head then the other towards the corpse, apparently eyeing it, and was then tkenbak. He never repeated the name again, and was at once allent, and the next day died. Thackeray, in his third looture before the Mercantile Library of New York, says that to Steele (who wea the subjoct of the disourse) all women ought to be grateful. He was the first of the British writers who seemed to ad mire and respect them; he paid manly homage to their goodness and understanding, as well as to their wit and beauty. He admired their wit, acknowledged their sense, and adored their virtue and beauty, with a strength which win the good will of the sex. It war tis feeling that made his comedies so pleasant. and their heroes such fine gentlemen. lie paid to Lady Ellabeth Ilastings the fnest compliment over offered to a woman for he said that to have Loved her ws a liberal education." lie saluted a good and beautiful woman uwit his hort as well bas hishat.____ OLonRS ANr FAs.lon.-Violet is a hew now become very ashionable. It Is the color of Napoleon, and theref.re popular in Franoe; while in nugland it will be worn in token of mourning for the Dyke of Wellington. Bounets made of kid leather, which is termed dipth,'a, are becom ng somewhat known. The fronts only are made of leather; theorowns are of silk or velvet. Jet ornrments of every description are In high favor. A new head-dress, called hoe coifure Isabella, has appeared. It is of lace, in the uanttlla shape, covering the back of the head, with long poloted ends descending to the knees, so that the whole igure eems envelnoped in lace. T.o OiiRANuo OF Bvnon.-Tho aldeCt son of Lord and Lady Lovelace, who was lately advertised in the London lioms o as fugitive, has been recovered by the police. iHe hhd gone to Liverpool with the intention of shipping as a cabin boy, to avoid bedig put on a man-of-war. This youth, who is described as well-looking, is the granudon of Lord Byron. the eldest son of Ada, sole daughter of his hose and heart." utLord Lovelace, i a letter, onensr the storiers In thle aners. Dal GooD, 1.ooe.-A statement of the movoment in th dry goods trade of New York, made up for four weeks euding the 25th iuntant. and for eleven months ending the oame period, ehowa that tho recelpts for the month are $1.14t 8 greater than for the samu period last year and $7l7,305 greater than fr the ame period ln 1850. The total receipts since tho Ist of January, how a falling off a compared with the same period lt year, of $5,076, 741, ooupared with the same period ot 1850. FALXLAN IANoa.-- Mastertr of ships are beginning to fid the utility of these islands. A letter from Stanley,Sept. 13, asithey hadseveral serioutcases lately of rewls indistrrss, which, but fur the settlemunt them, would have been cases of abandooment. The settlers ar throwing more land luto~ultiotlio. and shall be able to supply any mount ofvl bleL8 requird. GOLD BY THE To., ý !-Thc caneon d&nt of te London Times, writing from Melbourne. A u tralia, says: -One circumstance Is not, perhaps, altkggothor uudesemiagofuotlco.. There is uow at Melbourne& verry large quanutity of gold, which was snt from the digginp by escort. and which bas; nevr been claimed. The mount Is stated at eight tons, &ad these eight tons of gold are Watched and warded by a corpilrrul and five men." TwirF TxLEBRIPH iN E4GLlmD.-The total extent of tule. gaph in England is nearly 400 milesi repreenting an ontly of about 430k),0. The total mountoftire tlid dowp for the purp tos upInpards of 4tOCO oyads, and tM.ji1 iuutmabor of telegraph posts somewhere about -iboat 1UWtt. The tat" of empoyees may be taken at '~ammmosow Ltar froa.. ay Wo.t. By the vata l o eM at nUhaorleton. the our r eedat ey ent tothe 0th n.t.l Miam~n. Uttronn-tThn eehinr Anit Dhemnon. enteY. mutr, with a rf i m Tuomton, nhond to Charleston, put Into Uli port (un 'a.ttdy the S inst., lerky. Bhe Odis tnron. On the fl)rida Rtf mas trr oeepted theMrale of a wreckr to pilot tyo eMel dno nslde the B ef and ramit Iputtplig the rmesel Irakln sno badlyhat itwa Impossible toleave the pamps. The Ault Damon WeM bind to Charle1ton, aon rigned to Tront Delteo bt, ow to led fon ftothe 8. okf ti hlto oterd I)«ijifkinm*tr BOpneludet to beoarawy for Kieo te Vp w to let. more. The veael i now betig din-. lofther go, nd wOll be hove got uad ane b ti repa to. to iE nrk ,rei 'n.S. .ow e U i IsreidadytotSarK#Ign sO dtbbt Witt. .n be oubloUtuted for th1 erllav t i in e st praont. The o nttoon he roeommeeooct NoTemlr 1 4b hooori N ok 18 daye, to W. i.rall Ct bo l Nooaomerlt I-Ah6oonrrf X j dyr.l bound to M6biln; British wj irtl Key bond to Moble, wit m r, irw ger of-the Ameriea. thtp Q f NewYoR heuudj itewurleins, and Wrecknd o<?1e Bahamae,. s 0NOombHr IT--Bark iaorge bon, 12.al-froO B0t moroteoiforfore e 0 ry S n A NooemborbO-l cbooner j Tn ayerIfrIodIo 10 daye l to Tampa; h Brodiok, ailiTom ler Yor eSyouon Oibwiot ,nvrhi-asicbs e to JItor and othere. Nt.emoNr ohooner Anita Datm on, ntloy Thomaa on. in dietrres. leaky, to limm Benner. November ltig Irp, 1O6 day, Bath, Mo. to W. Wall &Go. A Noember 3-.oh*oner George Liteolt, Treso. Tampa, days; rhbooner GOv. Addorson, Farwell, 3 days from oikg.a ollo. lumber to W. H. Wall Oo; bark Oetlir, Stqtrtk, bound to NewYork. Iovramber ITL-Schooner S. Britton, Mobilei British echooner Mobile; schooner ELizabtthf Sawyer, St. November 19-Sehooner Joseph Taylor. Tampa. November 2-Schooner N. Hazard, Blpodick, Mobile.., November 2U--Schooner hatlis, St. ItUke; brig ifs Vann*, St. Marks. I Per sttnmerIlsab, for Chanleoton, Lieuta. Meade and Totten, Mssrs. Adlts and JardiUlla, attached to Comt Sourvey. Per brig Suwannee, from NewYork, W. V. Dusiuberri and Matuer Arledge. Per scboontr Gov. Anderson, from Jacksonvoill, Mrs C. William anod four obildren. Per ohooner Elizaboth. Charles Howe, Jr.. and Miss Watlington. TELEGRMAPHIC NEWS. THm WkHcsSTFa OLqumLi)s-.-oslor, November 30.-The Funeral ceremonies of the late Daniel Webster took place to-day, and constituted the most splendid and imposing pagesat ever witnessed in this city. Buaiorss was en tirely suspended, and almost all the public and private buildingstbroughdut the line of the procession and elsu where war draped in mourning. All thepublic omffioa were closed and decorated with festoons of crape. The hotels, newspaper ofllce& etc., were also gorgeonusly deco rated with appropriate emblems of grief. Flags wero lIrywbhor suspended at half mast and minute guns fired. Vt numbers of strangers wee in attendance from all quarters. amount.in the aggregate probably to 40.000 persons. The delettilon from Salem, Cambridge, Charles town, Worcester, tllbury, and other adjacent cities were very Ifge and imposing. The Legislature of New IIampshire, accompanied by General Pierce, arrived early this morning, and were es corted to the Slate House. Geoeral John S. Tyler acted ashtef marshal. The pro cession commenced moving at 11 o'cll, and proceeded through a largo number of streets to Fnneuil Ilatl. It was of immense extent, every association in the tity, as well as many from elsewhere, being represented. The Mayor and Councils. GoverD Boutwealland suite. Oeneral Pierce and the Legislature and Council of New liampshirr. the judgcs of the different courts, and the members of the bar. military, firemen, etc., were in the line of the pro cesaion. The escort to the funeral oar. which was mag nificently decorated, was underthe commandrof Brigadier General Samuel Andrews. Faneuil Hall was most taste fully and appropriately decorated. The interior was lined with black cloth, extending over the whole length and breadth of the building. The drapery over the top ceiling was fastened at the centre piece with a silver star., lea ley's magnificent painting of Webster occupied a promi nnt place on each side of which weee placed portraits of Washington and Faneuil the donor ot the Hall. Over the whole were thrown the beams of many gas lights, pre senting a tout senle bhautiful b eyond description. When the funeral cortege had entered the hall. the cel ebrated Germania Orchestra played with magnificent ef feet Ianudel's celebrated "Dead barch from the orato rio of Saul after which, an impressive prayer was dq, livered by the Rev. Ba.muel K. Lothrop. The eulogy waI delivered by the Hon. George 8. Illliard; and the cere monies closed with a benediction. STEAMOo.T Su0I1.- Cin.innai,. November 29.--The steamer Boston, from New Orleans for Louisvlle, was Funk near Smithland on Thursday, and will prove a total loss. No liveo were lost. The boat was worth $30,000. and in sured for $25.000. She had a valuable cargo; part of which was saved. DEsrnucTiv FtE.--bPhiladdlphia, November 30 -A lire broke out this morning about 5 o'clock in the extensive warehbouse of Messrs., Jeup Mloore. Commerce street. bhich. with its valuable contents. were totally destroyed. The l.o is very heavy. but partially covered by insurance. TbhQ, tmeps spread to the adjoining warehouse, occupied by IM'sis. Haz1ay Co.. which was also much damaged. .,.erlt other buildings contiguous were more or 1ess in jured. THK: U. S. MINT.-Philadelphia. November 30.-TLhere h_.1 b1u.n $7 .2b0,0 recivied at the I'hiladelphia lMit this month. U-cl, TObt's C.iýt it F Fatv.--Utcile Tom's Cabin has appeared in the feuiileton of three difterebt Paris papers- the Presse, the ieele and the Pays. There seems to have beern much more eagerness, however, among the transla tors to translate it than =unong the public to read it. It is not destined t.a very great success in France, it is said The only rlitew of the book that has yet appeared in Paris Is thaa in the Debats, by John Lemoinne. The Paris correspondent of the Wasbhigto P.Republic gives an extract from it as follows: This book is profauntdly impregnated. and. so to say. saturated with the spirit of the Bible and it i i this which S hpiainso its prodigious tuceass in America and England And yat. considered as a work of art. ant a piece f catm paositiont, it is extremely defettiv,, and argues gaeat int Teriene. But at the same time it is sao asenttally mSoving and pathetic that it goes straight to the heart it is a blow if tle hammer struol flat upon the head of the nail. It as an objecti, hich is ttainspire a horror of slavery. ihts object is ttaianed and this little poem has becotte in tat two worlds a .taritaies, by the voice of which an it stitution cursed by God and by men. will crumbe awtayý" On the 15th iult.. w lile Taoms Cabiu apptared in Paris. in book form. at forty cents a copy. The traltateor is M. LaBidullne, who is an xpenritnctd hand at tle butaiatss. taving raendered into reuochthe wholt of Cooptr. aud many of the works of Dickens and t Marryatti. The retviCw er admits that the sucttss of the book cannot be as great in France as in Englandt and may not be perpetuated there as a classic. It is stated that 31. Dennery. one of the bltt play wrights. is adapting it for th, French stage, and that It will by produced in about two months. The Siecle gives the authtrets's name as Matlame Stoae. while the Pays declares her to be Madame Iletriette Stosn. It amoy he snd of her as of the deceased patriot Died for glory, and had his name spelt wrong in the gazttel." Th, Ki&FFn't WAtt.-The Cape Town Mal, of October I. tayty Thte Kaffir war appears to be gradually drawing to a close. By a series of vigorous operations, General Cath grt has at last iffctually cleared the Waterkiotf. and a body of trTIops are eft in l,tttAtion ot thtat noted strong bld.n which Ibad so long tffirdd ihblter to Maitom., andl and the hordes of the inety who were most imnmtdiately dangerous to the frontier districts This inipor.ant work was aeompli.ted betweet the Istb atd it i otf taptiam bhr. by a force T 3000 troops, hiaving with them fioor guas., aad ladt by his eellncy i. persn.: XCew Bfooks, THOMAS L. WHITE, 53 CANAJ, ATAcrBEE, AI-W A. 105. 110,NIF." OFi AUFRICAIS IU'711lrIl.S. YAANK+AAEJACK; r, PIIAi OF A PALAATAjI[.l:AN. TAAjI.A1AIAl~(;ur. A 'AA MEN AND TFIINS'L. RATHAA r. A C1SEAISE N TIM, CIA 'ESIA SEA. FRES~CII 111SIORLCCA COLUXTIONS~n OF LOUlISIANA-V,.1.. I 73 3ito-unsp Strect.54 73 JUST ItECIIlVED AND OPI:ENING AT MILLER, HIARRIS WALDO'S IIOUSE FURNISILINs STORE. perhaps the mort varied alnd congi,[ltt, aanslilrtamnt oi HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS OLASS WARE, CHAIN AND Q.UEGN'S WAlE, BI.RMINGIIAMAA IVAI, AHOIE.\IIAN EWALE, AO IlN WARE, WIIILOW WARPA, IIOUSEAEEPING IIARD WARE, ENAMELLED WAI:E, HLLOLV WAARE,TIN.AN) ,IAPANNEID \WAIE, BRITANNIA AND PLANISIIED WARE, FINE SILVAER LAITED EARI'E, RICH CIU NA VASES AND IIOHEMIA GLASS AVRE, PARLOR AND tSIALL LAMPS AND GIRONDOIS,., FINE TABGLE CUTLEIRY, RICIH TA TRAYS AND WAITERS -IN SETS OR INGLE, ':ATIDR'ER SI TElS, BRUSAES OF ALL. KINDAS, EIIITE, CIII:'CK ANDCOCOA mIA"'IN, A OuOl MxTS, PAl'ER IIANA.INS, II\\' AONICIaN TURKLY ILEDSE, VETS AND I'LISIIES, CURTAIN I)DAl., SUCýEo. "a ',Vtlid d ilk AalWorSVlt, IMPSA, FINNGOES, CPORDS AND TASTELI, CUIRTAJN HANDS AND CUITAIN PINS. SPIIARP RGAAS 51 UN ISN FIlUID, FSPRIll. LNADANDSI) WIIA.EOI., STAR, SPERiEN AND IAX CANDLEES. .,,A,tI, or fl aDIIt'. F OR S UKE- Woutan Cook, several year. Foo, .55rNr-,6. t5 s5,5 5ss.IsspF1y dr19 it T .WIIassa', 51 C~s5Isll ss,.5.·! LS k thRl SSlE -Athree or four girls wobs olSWO5RKINGS5 ON LINEN,- 60ssod sirs.I 111, rllI)N ·lul r~p tIIL g- 11qI.S·; Cal,·rr l E INGE -Sight and sixty day eight on u.~~9 I(IC)IKHKAN CO, 3~~lill*t M !OhILL CIECd KS-A sight or on timie, IljCTAWV LAND SCRIPT WANTED. a, coclut:~lkl A co., 33 -lp~r l1 OlCIII O L- lls., for s~ale by fALLOW-i bblsld. for sale by S UNDRIES S FLAXSFED-P~ ~rrr tUb U H~R 011 a cik"l ;d~a CtLr PUTT'Y- 20 rrý-I.;rn CI-01H PISpla OPl5:0 BANCLEAS-. s reso1 Bý9 rooM oascr. ,,,dlorI,5 ScsI 6 1.5 I5Ak5T (5)595,Usa,usT~i~~h..tu..L Arrival at 8. A NRKA.. 11N II~ J Ld,SJ.W srrF~r.~col iJ L~i*w iki ii. War." 1) Jr, I An BA IA W ts H r zM. R, Pkk, Nat., T.A.d c T y %W b j'nl.If ·,r~,ci·~t~~,tF~e:E~q Mb.TERINAL~ ir J4RLCEREM iONIE SN HAox oR Ci HOU*.t*C AND WZeSTE1.-THtURiS6AYD' b..r T7fitLtbi4.t N,,Nlact i. h--ttiid. the ninth day, toft6ourdy -I to, the cidabirstion appropriate F-- Cnvaacd Iyupr~ t. b.tmmory a the "inuosd ttateosme, CALHOUN, CLANt: IAt), WEBSTER. Th .iouBsots -11E bi it ottO., .-tmtetiO soed to itra.l it t,.tity upk itCrd tolione. ol tuit. for tte Oif eidtoit rt.ur git far tO, at the p.titt. In k i.Otg= itt .yttpMtityhtota to pa irth the piblic Itth, ptato tt qtO., Th.Cma sn Jmr!r therefore epressthehope jkjt·iir;Abjry &food., of Ithiscadst titihbodt g Stairs, willtJoin tEai be tT t t) t ei elm f thait. tH. mW. iftl pL. it. aLAC aH imposisOHEN "M'a.. uL GECE, of tha nlationl Art'. bolle-ald that a Iss-ge as-tblai could b g.Lbqrd he.s, whbmtq A. hOLROOK, t. o Hth l4,1 W. t b e Betis.[. briigs 911, ..be. to the lip daring the wi~r, -it timely rrutifca Cattoldm us,CY AnD s th i time ptutstoncendint for tte p.,p.. anyro other. it Is a. object, he-,,, -11 rcthydm ffbat; .ad the COncradite. hope to.. bane many O idilt)tioti. O. orthily the y. palblaill the plt a of athi r pl-. 1. tO pt'tu of th. Publicr Hecon to doparted G-1--,, Video and Whide... Opodammllttft ofoilt.. 1.ItW.HIL, L. 01.. P W. IL,COHEN, J. J. LUGENBU V. A. ELMORE, JOHN A.WATKINS, A. M. H&BROC)T4 A. HARIS, W. L. CUSHING -AV, FvNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF caIIIOUN, CLAY, AND WEBSTER.-It is respectfully reqecsrd that ullV6,r-f pulblir andr pl-le t auiiaenba closed on thle ninth of Deeembar, and t~at 1h, -m, together with the dwelllbgs of elitisen. b. ze-d i iog. It 1-1sor respectf, ly equecsted that our fell-clrlmn. weacr the usual budge of W-aiug a, t- lift rurn, dring· tho ruorin ofthe proelsai q 'Illrarc to rlut, the ecial to be Wiled d,,iag the day. Muattu of --1. cd WIrnlunit. toi p it, ..it the praplicblrv of thr "III..u pulblkc bouldiiig in te It,, 61yý .1. -pt'ul1ly cqu,.Wld to dislplay t'. ir c. nr·t hniB-m"t flon, cou-ise lsls Th, l~lilitbry, th, e I Onld-, SýAwj,.,· A-ulaitimi,·n oil th, badi'a ib~t dlaii. to p.,ficipat. to the rrmnc of tbc d.Y,. n q-Wd Wassurobl. a* t -uh IA.- as Ib~y n rpulattvcly..Wlot, and npudr tý thý pl-, of -d-., by 10 o'clock,.sl By o rder of th. Ccanmittc,. dl,8 H. R. IV. 11ILL~sChoirinati .D NEW' ORLEANS TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION. The member of the NEW ORLEANS TYPl'( APHICAL UNION are requestd to nt at the Hnll oLof.iLOm loe Clpany, corer of PerdidA aod Crondelet sIretl, on TCHURSDAY MORNIN O, oEnemer 9, t 9 o'clock prcesly, for the uprjooininieg i. the public Fuleral Pro ..sion and Ceremo-ite in honor of the memories of those dimtlf. guiShed S.tmen, HENRY CLAY, JONC. CALHOUN and DANEL WEBSTER. [des 2t] CHARLES E. HALL, ershaIl. SPORTUGUESE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLANS.--TLE nlemerb o this Aeaociation A rqusted to me. t sIhr. Ale. PIra's ,,lo.o, corner of Canal and .ro0ne o THURSDAY MORN "hG.Dor 9, t 9 oI pc ly, fre HENRY CLAY, JOltY C. CALHOUN -n, DANIEL WEBSTER. Tol P.,sidnt hop tllat every member, on thbi occaio, wll set mkid? ell thlr prirne buiaesa, and turn out in full force to pay the hat tribute to the ilts..se dead. nuov1E ANTONIO VELRA, Ja. Scretory, M NOTICE TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY.-The most I pprprint, ehiiition to vit.istt dAy i, VANNUCIgS NATIONAL GIALLERY OF FIGURES IN WAX, Etc., here cn I" oen fthfl fI. ush iluh of those. mou,,- CLAY, CALHOUN AND EBSTIER. E.1hibitijooo,,f PAIoIand SI. CharlcSO Ire,.I dtl II~p WHIG STATE CENTRAL, COMRMITTEE.-A *peial moeting on impllor"Anl buiines, will hold o- FRIDAY EVENSNG, Deo-.,r 10, 1t 7 o'lock. By order of the Pr.ide.t. dec9 E. SALOAMON, Serertary. pi' TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST REPRE SENTATIVE DISTRICT.-At the SoliDitnA of friends ald upon their argment that my candid y may he of rome service in forwmding bour Inteorest, I withdraw m y reieuzy aunorneed decintion and ..cept Ih- no indioote candilte lor th Hoose l Reproealntiatshertolor o ndered .me. [deal tr] Raespetfully, H. M. SUMMERS. FonR ALDERMEN-To serve the unexpired terln of James Robb and James Stekton, resigned, P. WOOD and SAMUEL JONES, Jr. dper To PERSONS RUPTURED.-The many per. --tnert ant eeual a ured mnde by fr. Shtrman ore dearrin ofor. h1n osIiin notice. ,or urtieuprS y, i" ertlot oan oat 0 EIE l,.UoI0010 o J. B. Steel, OOKSELLER AND STATIONER, -O. 0 CIP Tw E ---LE S, SAnog hl Ive and iel-Bseleted stok of LAW BOOKS E ,iBi B o nsBs us iu; no o ofrB M -rm' i, prihr- BB E 'rXT BnOOS, A.OI. Shr. BHC o ClrrLCoo g or LaOUISANA; I rsrsn Ls CONCD;AC Cooru'a J aa.. [Do. Q; rU s n- Dnuor D s.-'S CIVIL L-s, SBoto Ed,; MA--.Ll,,, DEBTo Ro-B SbBBT'BBBBBcB TLB LB w B BPBBBBaUS. COEUBLS PI BeBBB COMo Kt.,'1. C.E iBB±Br, 4- B rt.; C I.BLG'B U. B .ABM, ALTY; Mlacs Cel..NA.L LAWL C LI TIN. B A BLL L O C I TaB IE tTIUI AL L- ,ILL So, COIL-Et. B5,TL S'BI B BE BBItEs B,. BlL, S. u ON SU.KTYS DBlSBBBB CBB, Tr l Iri:. U HETB BILB E VDo.T TrIB, B BB BB,c SuCIV L I AB-a-Bd PIEquestran hlorts. EQUESTRIAN ShIRTS AND TIGIITS, juN, st r. ,ived, whI I' o dI., B tEIBB p 1,1 BB, B n street, B P orneBB: .More rew Goods. JUST RECEIVED BY SHERMAN PIERSON, 1 MAGAZINE STREET, NEAR CANAL. M We call the attention of al to the additions to our stock of well ,s le CLOTHING, whih we are det,,rmine to .oLr at very Io- pnris MORE NEW DOUBLE BEAVER COATS. MIORE NEW WELLINGTON PALTOES. NEW WINDSOR COATS. NEW RICH FANCY SILK VESTS. NEW RICII VELVET VESTS. ToDelhhr with a eolple asorunenlt of DRESS AND FROCK (OATS, OVER COATS, IALTOES, SACKS AND BUSINESS COATS. Alao--A rse ftý,'k of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, CRAVATS, OIERY, SUSPENDI'IES S,KID ALIES, POORTE: MONNAI.S. LINEN AND SILIK HANDKERCIIIEFS, IMERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Etc. A lar, C tol k LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, -i]:ng off at r-a rkably lo price. jlwl G1m ',fua-uf-tmý e-m d' ilank Books and Stationary. DAVID FELT CO., STATIONERS' IALL, XO. 24 CHAIARTES STREET, cir Tý,l fllll] ,i-du[l blar in, onll -lch ar 5t s olgt nt, with ts e ý-h, fhll lb!i.h tnl on e iU to inllc r t.!.i.. r th 't il:ti for nrnnur'a t riu. ý. -r ll I 'll., Ihd 'll to-ol itý- ed order- with the gr te st expedition, ol'r. 1,1r%,·Ld te p lil 9 LId], l r re-spectfuly invited to call _u1 0,a:.i: e -Ih ,n- ortme-ln t of FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY in. n li Ibzold, I h grtrp t o p of whih Ih- ojust been receivd, and nwhich Ikll. olock uf BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY srr t CHEK BOO tilKS, RECEIPT BOO Kee BILL B OOSS, B, TTENV BOOKS RECORD IOhKS, LETTER BOOKS, and MIEMORANDUM IROKS of _very description. BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS RllId to any rIrd PtlI'lt silh -ro and, p.reci.ion neu.ryto i Iir p~lKn I, I, -cpli-h I, P1ook Kolpes, and' nla.lu of 11-iret q 1ihi 1)! E.glilh _i1 d Ameriea- Blue ait White e or ;li, 'ap I. Th,l Bin ig of the,r 1ooks will be in the mme u i lln er s h~r tafour, hich rival d ll telo pll at equality Ior the many y,,r in which th,ir Book, ha obeen preferrd by the best juoges among Aler. nits, Banker-, Ac,-nrtan ts, and olhert. JOP 'PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED. WRTIING PAIERS, copisimig a lIre tocLk or English, Frech ano AOlricn. Wove adI Lad CAP ant LETI.E PAPERS, of .ioua qlla',tit; best Egllh ISB hleld BLANK BOOK IRAP'ER; Eglih snod Alllri,,,l III.TTIN; PIAPIER, BANK and FOLIO POST, etc., el,. WHITE AND TINTED TISSUE PAPERS. INKS. IUI.E PAPEARS, A)LORED PAPEnI S-T dA.ul tinS or WHITE TIANTED EN ATIEDCMELED PAPERS. ANoTE PIthE ANID ENV.ELOPS, of glAh, FIenh nd mS1i aIn ..uR FLet.T In SCRE\ AND LEVER COPYING AND NOTAIpR T .IESSES, ll TmIN tSII BOXES \IRE AND NEWSPAPER FILES. INKS. ·-~-~C~~ I CURTA&N CORNICU~-qp&p. PAINTED WESNOW SHADES. WHLS ND RETAIL, TODD Co0, Par thou BL X 44 ALRI O, all WHITE RAN RIBBON, 'F 0 A BADOL Cpsrpf I9.r.aehuae,o No. 29 CARATIIRIs llENE mVa ;'T -aIEdIE r, API THRICE.PLYS, BROSSEIP, I=' In g.t varey if quiRK. WINDOW SHADE. BTAIRBDRWIi .N mAY WB,.B.; ,L~ott CL'r 'BTI.. I.. rHL, 151,, Ir. I Ma. thI- of P.- B O dý.T 1.9p A. BROUSSRAU &L CO. '2Wpestry rely.: Carpeting. LW 'W A.S, ,t nselve, Pr Silp Mo3ld of 0,5.. S,,. atle VELVET CARPETING, togetherwith now stylsof TAPESTRY BRURSSEL, and .3UgeSo mt. r .the sht .t3 I,. of ,THRAE-PAY AND INGRAIN CARPETING. ello Cip CRITTENDEN DAMEROIO, "5 Ch.Sf,,lms. Just PublIesed. TEE SOUTHERN LADIES' BO6K, FOR DECSEMER, t7r I. now 4yod will be delived t-boolb..onTURSDAY, NorembeoSH. Single numboersnmybe W at the oftem of publiart,3 11,3 St. C.rle.0 .S.t and 01 Co .-L.1P.o; .ocino'. Lteary R.pt, PFas Oflk B.ldion.; FlPooag'. Litueay Dn40., I.fy.U. Stse,3's Book Slore,,O.3 street; Nomoasa'. Rook tomo, Campo,, ·R H. D. Hewitt'sNMaioe Store, Caoop Lmot, and at the B-RoOS3-of T. L. Whit., Caotl Stree. .V,39 9.2p Pits .Eivays Guaranti ed _. A T ALFRED MUNROE CO.'S, 34 MHgazioe street, oorner of Onayir. Ba Th. ilnoao sto.rk Of C300hl,5o.jlao33. Ho... folly u.-t. .l promising their friends and dolo.sm a FIT to their entio asti.Isetho. The following prindopi.. go530 lo in doiniog bo*A. '-If, .11, the p3,eh.e of Soy oG-A, emy diwati.fbooti- .A.oo3 ..O e they mayy re ooood and o.3,,ootd, or the money it. be cheetrlly ,.foLd). E,.ry.,Co hoallbf prio, marked open 33, and hi0 a. 3oue3 orird flro." blanu.3oSey 41 Broodway.,NowYork. PFreshGoo Per -rry ·eor OVERCOATS of every descri.o. WVALKING COATS of all Made.. BU.SINESS COATS of .11 kinds DRESS AND FROCK COATS of .11 kind.. CLOTH CLOAKS of v3ri.. im,.33tim. TALMA AND EHABAN CLOAKS, new arfels. PANTALOONS of All kmio. VESTS of .11 kinds. UtNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERSoI .11kins. HALF HOSE AND GLOVES 1 .11 kind,. COTTON AND LINEN SHIRT19 of,11 kinds CRAVATS .0d OCARFS-,megoifho.t..35rtuOlt HANDKERCHIEFS AND SUSPENDKIIS. A er jpeb ssrten ý LS BOYS' AND COHLDREN'S CLOTSEINO. TO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS, PILOTS, ETC. Wt Yoo p.ar3Aiolr 3tt.ti3io 33033d to moTr33y 3o1go.30300 0 OVERCOATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. FUR BEAVOERS, HIM0ALAYA CLOTTHS, HEAVY PILOT CLOTHS, DE5VONSHIRE KERSETS, SUPERIOR BLANKETS, MOTTLED BEAVERS, WHOITNEY CLOTHS),En. 1. .1133 .hiih goods.we he,. EXTRA LONG COATS, mj,,f,00330d xp0,asly for or %o,. "I oou h.d 3te33 -a P3A.1eb 3T ooifTy..o wanta.mmthio,310 ,or0,3'. ALFREID MUNROE CO., ,1,,3 ;v~p I34 .,ohra. 0tr3, coro,3 of GTifo. Re-Opened. NORRIS WAY, CLOTHIERS, CORNER CAMP AND COA.ON STREETS, under City Hotld, rHve jus- o peed, at their reently improved acro, their mausa NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSOBTMENT OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, coNIIaIrITN oF OVER COATS; DRESS COATS; FROCK COATS; BUSCNESS COATS, DERBY COATS, ete. TOr).7Xp WITH FANCY CASSIMERE PANTS FALL AND WINTER VESTS of the hatest ad moat besutful tyles. Their tock of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS lso behug ery large an, co"plet, tho are ow prepared to furnih thlir riends-n d the public errally wih EVERY ARTICLE OF Ap AREL PERTAINING TO A GENTLE MAN'S WARDROBE. Being co.p.ntly 1. reeiplof the tet .A.ors by every rrival from the Nort,they ill mni..ain, throughout the aon, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. or19 ptr NORRIS WAY, under City Haotl. Stationery. CORSON ARMSTRONG, NO. 59 CAMP STREET, W Repectfully call thea.tention of thoe wishing m ood and oervieatble STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS, to their LARGE, COMPLEE and ENTIRELY NEW STOCK, whiek tIhy otfer on reportble terms. Their BINDING AND PRINTING OFFICE beiAg 1 ted in the -.me building, theya re enal. d I. gi, theirpeiponl at.utlieu Ic.11 crderc in ther line. To ur tock o[ PAPER WE ASK iSPECIAL REFSERENCE. c-t14 -ptf CORSON ARMSTRONG, Sttionere .t3 Campst. IBay and Boarding School FOR YOUNG LADIES. MRS. DIMITRY AND ABLE ASSISTANTB. rh L a'bov Sool hloupenedti il TENTH ANNUAL SESSION, ,,n.: is naw -rdy to reeive Pupi!·. Stit ttention i paid, a well to the moral traimnin to the intel 0 0ta l developmeant and .ph ,ical wal of the Pjupil. CI. For t ears, apply i prsn or by letter, at the Intitue, TIVOLI CIICLE, BETWEEN DELORD AN) NAYADES STS. ocll ml2p French China. LT ThIudri er" h"av in store a .larg. sertment of PLAIN WHITE AND DECORATED FRENCH CHINA, TEA AND COFFEE SETS, CHAMBER AND MANTEL CAN ELESTICKS, M1UGS. TOT TEA SETS FOR CHILDREN, RICH COFFEE CUPS WITH MOTTOES, DENING SETS, CHAMBER S ETS, I., etc., which thly im, oflo1,5 cia,,SholI.le sad mba,1, low Crockery, China and GLass W'are. Th.A ..a.rlber. have ia Itore a lg, ItokL of Goods in their isl sprni.iLg Ie mot Iomplete i-ort.ent for aaily me or C.untry erv t be founne in th, South, which they Iae o5rng at lo pricel. and on favorable trmi P. R. FELL CO., lolT1 10t 5, S Common stret, ear V.,i Hote1. B. F. Smith, DENTIST, 114 ST. CHARLES STREET, oct,5 drw Corner ofLafraSttie umre. P. 11. Knapp A 1. Chcan'ter, DENTAL SURGEONS, r'- Ov~lit. the Rot-t la t O~l Hott_ ofF. H., C. S. euis t h rfi of hi. p,.leom, ..d ..yY be ecý Ite M 1h. mmnulla wichhe u ee or y-oIY eas pl~l. He h.-~ D, dih i npmtc ICHANDL H, stgentletn-ý tf-skilm Lunch at the Sades. J. 1. WWDONNOLD. WILLIAM M~UART. .?cDonnold A Stuart, 18 At t ý dS 'SI of IthLe mr,, tk IplA.II I. HAig U-it 1115,f tiir fti..d,,,d the pIblie to BOOTS, SHOES HATS and CAPS .0.,ttsd..pý-ly fir thc ra.nil Lnhi.:h thoy illu·lllt DET P AlIT SCiARTIIENT i. sdr the iodlt-, ph, of ,II. i. IIASSSLL, (I .,lly yl-lngg th. Ilot bu1e.. .t No. 10 Cha.Str N O *TL'II W M'r. 14. -M 6. b ptra-A i. w his ffi.. -A old pet'... t No. is cunpa'"e·. McDONNOLD A STUAR7: -19l 2ptf Slottocr's Rew, und- 6Ciy Hot.]. Boots and Shoes. 1rThe undneigued h-vo r-,j-icd within tile Iotwll r TiksT, end h1ve on the way, over 190,000 worth of -I BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, of every dsaription end quality, leleettd With great care from the EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, anr d ountry merchnto s and it, laler weald do .ll to c"iild examine beore pIr'hling eoIh. ther goods are offerId at low pro and on e .ommodatig term1. To outry merchant., more particularly, who contelplae laying in iheir fall supphle, we eo i*nlSIy reolm.end thia tlork, and ask them to C4llan d....lin. for &he.. le.. DAVID TAYLOR CO., (SuIeeuoon of Taylor Ry.nB,) ,m~nlg of %5 C.utomh.uh- ·tiet. Boots, Shoes and Brogans, wil T WHOLESALE. E ldigf.om. chip Norolk, ad i it Itoe,, alralSE S lorlau, of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGSA'b HATS,CAP .:c. PIUt.mi .upplied with primE RUSSET 1 ,WOO. MEYXCAN, PALSM LEAF, STRAW .-d CAMIPLk.-' HARMAT. she Iowet market prices, by l -I SEI', FROST S CO., 10 MIaaiine otrie. M ats, Caps, etc. AT WHOLESALE. r Oesh-ndr,- -1 HATth, corpIdIlg 9r-a11-1 -ty.. ;ILK,FUR, CSSIMAIsb, MEXICAN,'WOOL,sTRAW,PALdLEAi tdCAMPEACILI HATl,lorial. by '12 M1.1 HTHA RaMT&m 19P, r..t B ANKING HOUS, "61 Oat.trtreet. BOSTON, ST. LO.IB, NEW YORK, LOUISVILLE, PIHILADELPHIA, CINCL'SNATI, BALTIMORE, XASHVILLE, SAN FRANCISCO, 0' Pre.r-u6 Sod .Mi by d,,6 MATTHEWSI FINLEY CO. rUNsKAL CEAnXoIs s IN HroNO or MLHOUN, CLAY, WEBSTER. TRawHaY, Duaber 9, 1858. r Th. JOINT CO Mte ippoltdl by tho Myir,Mot ofth. B.o0l(Mp&Bmto ouil o" lb CBr o( NoWCutq"o, It uL th. neeosMy oumgp.uno for ll.lhlor tt obeqluu Of ltb. k»B-asCALHOUN, CLAYadWKBS-il b.l as doptlo4 fol lo«gniocnUn oDfo ge for the oce9u4tt S COJ. CAS. A. LABUZAN I~b iuloy.lototg toJ. OGrad MGn shall of the DNYi nd SGEN.% IL. TIRAOY Assl, otqi toqnood Mahb.l. T followlt rgotll b e e h l .)ct ndS wllt al aI Ditrlit a dA aMsnid Ahis Firlt Dibrlet-Col J. B. WATON. S Second DiMletrl-OVIDEDE BUYS, Esq. Third Datrlict- AMi PHILLIP, Eq. Fourth Dttrlct-A. V4QURDAW, E.q. Col. Hnry Fomo. W. w Rob t. A. ri0n,nlo B0 s t"too, b1., V. e Em ln.t Eq., JnhnboAdlo0q., D.C. I ot j Wm.Sn too, C.Run.o kq., Jo.ph Bruoiiq., Ch. Cb. W. MnOld, Esq., A. Behroibert l N. Tpyit E"q., EXd*-dl &q., J.FK. tbunFrq., JooophlEtur, Cblrlq LdC C lht JLmelr, Efw, C.t4, Jo. ph HuryI, Elt 4 L J. Rn Poety, Eq. Tbhe procotion will tmo. from ti* City lHt0, opporite Lh0yelto Squaln,o. o'loek A. M., preloly,dS wtllp.a down St. Chbales irt tooydrM tet, up Poydru Utett to Camp street, down Crmp Oed Ct&oru ltret to Conti ilrot, p Coti itret to Le ..ILret, down L-e 0-trt to Toulouse Atal, do- Toulou streat to Cbhrtr.. h0eet, own Chartres teet to StL A strtit, down St. A streetto x a's mt, ualkoyal street to S L Un&# et down St. Loal st net .l.or mir tnt up Boorbon fPllrood t ittett lto St. JoMlph eto, OUp.1Bt. Joeph treet to Comp street, don Camp street to Julia street, down Juol sLtret to St. Chalt treet, dowo St. Chales street to LafAyetteoSquAr. And tl aler thtt all thoe potielpsto Ina Q erar.l Oblequie. may hb.e an pportunity of wittuing it, the oreotmy of depositing the Um i the Cenotoph on lsfayette SqLye, will take pl.e IS .on Sthe Grand Mor.hld thal hae formed th entire prooe, iou i column an m on L lyett SRquareo, ho a tbh at the closing of which cren y tlh pmenimo. wilt be diuoiledb y the Grand Alshhl, Dnmediltol y olner hih- The foUtoslog ceoremols at the places desigated will take plae AT LYCEUM HALL, FIRST DISTRICT. Prayer, by Rev. Ilr. Walker. Funro l Dirge, by B-nd. Eulogy oq John C. Calhotu, by Chief Julti.c E.ui.. AT ODD FELLOWS' HALL, FIRST DISTRICT. Prayer, by Rev. Dr. Le.ock. Funeral DIrg, by nd. Eulogy on IIenry Clay, by Jdtge Theo. IL McColeb, lb.ditedion, by Rev. Mr. Hedloeroo. AT DR. SCOTT'S CHURCI, LAFAYETTE SQUARE. Prayer, by Reo. Dr. Sautt. Fune. Dirge, by the Choir. Eulogy on Daniel Webster, by R Ho. Christian Roliuo. Baendiction, by Ro.. br. Toichell. Th. Arb gementot of the DCy wil be under the command of the Grnd M.nhfl. Minun Gun will be fred during the day from the head of Canol it il roespectully roequetd theat.lly pirc of publlt anld private boui nl.be dlosed,ad thbt tbh ame, together with the dwellings of citl -eso beo dretsed in mourning. tiulrso p.,tfbully neqtead, thot o.r fulloe.ltieoo wer tbh Peorsyoonshing ehtbrgt ol tlb oClbroh dnd Fyir, AIlolloy in tile city r t r Wuted t, eu, the hione to be old dulgtbo Ih dy. Motoers of -tot ll ani dsletobotl in port, ondl thie proprip r of th Soro.b poblti boildlS in the ity, o.. r. ptofnllyo ryut.led to display their colorsa t lfmat mfrom sunrlie to sunset. TheM ilitry,0to everlOrdenl, Socitilo AuocitLion, and otlhe booi. that desirs to hprteipt in. t ohe -esolol of tob do y .r.e rr yutodtoo l.otmbls ot oatchl pooo s tie oity rotyeciolyy letlaod rpes to te ptooeof reodrevouby 1t 'lock, s.. ORDER OF PROCESSION: FIRST GRAND DIVISION. Coloel CHARLES A. LABUZAI, Gran Murhl.l. Gen. TRACY, Ai.slunt It Grt1 MrsIhal. SriC thEC PIlL AIoIS TO MlCtCD il i Cr IIS e VCICCCrC Mjo &emin.. LCCCCCCC CiliCary C ECI rtII y mCICI Col. Haiy oro, (l C. A. AW. .Holortl. Wchad Rikh.ordat.q Job. ClRibslo, 1&q. Volultroat the Firt Division Loatii-a Militia, -n1,hr th.e .omln.. d o. MjIor G.-IMI John L. Lewi, m a MAIitary Escorht, a.llo-l: 'olDoteer Fint Brildt Louiji a S Militia, Eommadcld by ColUo el W. W. W. WVl.I i, r iln· InCion, tommad de by GR.. D. 0s ourtin. Bletlelao of United 8tAt Artillr¥, under b oulsnd of LiruL Calo el, George Nausman, U. S. Amy. SECOND GRAND DIVISION. Col J. B. WALTON, Fkirt Ditrictlrall«l. J. K. Rybur, Ad. id o q. N. TCrir FIA.kG, C. X.mCAtlId,AEC. Officiatling Clergyn-o annd Oratl of lira D.), in crriageý. Military DIeILchent el Militury Detachbmut Gurd of Honor. GIr of linn PALL BEARIRS. Repr·n-is th Tbirt/-n State.n o the Uni1o. o" eith-r lid, the .,r. Pall Berers. Pill B r-r-. CeorCC Fetter CMIhuCCtt .CII.D.C-. PC.ir., LoC'aICC. C. F. Fls.ti.r. ,NCe Ca.up.hi.. Tho.as C k.C., T.u. e. L.i OC,, ChodC CICI i. bulinn C.illi iC. Clit,r Pa,.., .Cn 1'tiu John R. Cr-, Mi.ourL. l. t., on.New Yo k. S. O. N.itlin, Al,sln-. J. O. PiCo, Ne Jrc y. CAI. S. It MlId lll s. PCeC,rCe Done P.nCC lClCin. Wn]C C C ll, nt i ndla.r. I)r. J. S. CI.I, DCIa..rC. IC P. VoorhCiC Ci.i.Cippi. lC to. Cm. I ktonI arylnd. C. ih Col, iin. P. A. LC CC n CrC, IlnCIC. Gerd lth, Wise C Ch'I'C. R...CCIC11,C,.CIICC TCT,,,I;,II.... Dr. hIio. E. g (iuuth C i J. T. D.-ih .l. .C. I b. C CCC.iCoCnCa. Ct.C.I. C Mne.CC C WC. hC C ulCl.u, CCrIICI .IICICs of FOUr I -Ch, fi,"o the SICI of South CrIIC ,,m., KICtCkiy, 3lC-hChu..Ct., ACchidf MournrC. ICaaCCIC CettC. KetC.C.I SoCth Carolina. C..Plfh H.Cyl, TICCIIn IluCCC. T.A. C Cl. CR.C PClrCy, JoI f CI. CICI, W. A Elr S. H KenPdy L ,gMnih D1. A. A.U IR.Co H. FelI W.?G. KPnd" l. JOINT COMMlITTE OF ARRANGEMEINTS, IN CARRIAGES. Citizens or Ma,.chmlet.t. nt South bCrolina. The Mayor, Accompanied by Ditiig lhad S rangers. Recordes of the First,Second, Third and Fourth DIstrits, in carriages. The BoardofAldermAn,with their Clrk,preeded by their Sergelt-tba-AnL, and headed by their l'Preide.t, iy 'I' tire. The Board orAWllltnt Aiderme., wlth thair Clark, preceded by their Seroullt-a-Arm., d headd d by thlir PriUoLdt, in garri.ges. Cily Treasurer, Comptroller, Surveyor, and their Deputies. The Clergy. Veter... of '14 and '16, i aarige. His Excelllony Goe. Joseph Watker and Suit.. Lieubcnmat, Gn overur. Seretry ofSbtc, S.tate Tu..re,, Atlltorney Garal. Auditor of Public Accounlts, Ciil Engineer, Surveyor General. State Superltendlnt of Public Education. Members of the U. 8. Senate and House of Rpreenatives. Members of thu State Senate and Ifou. of Representabtives. Major Gsn. D. L. Twiggs ad Suhe, (Cormmandhig Westei Divwiion United States Army.) Oeers of the United SttesArmy. OffiCrs f the N.vy end R-mu..o S-rviee. Foreign Co.ls, I.,n crrie. Relgets of thfe Uuldve..ity of LouiinrC. L., Faclty of Ilt t'uiv, e nf oui.itll, Medical Faculty of the University or isians. Judges of the Supreme Court. Judgesof the United States Circuit and District Courts. Judges ol the District Courts of the Sllte. Unitad States DiWlrct Atllornmy. United Stocls Malrhal l and Deputies. Collector of the Part. Naval Oml er. Surveyor of the Customse ad Dp:uties. Polumlator lin Dcpaties. United State. Receiver and Register of the Lend Oicle. Superintendenl, Traurer and11 Oliers of thl Mint. District At wru-y. Sheriff of tile Parish of Orhas and djoiniarg Parishes. Ble mbers of the Baer. Justices of tie Pece. Deputy Sheriffs of Parish of Orleans an djoinlig Pariell"s Clerks and Deputy Clarks of the U. S. Cortsl. Clerks and Deputy Clerks of Suprene, State and City Courts. Recorder of Morigages.. and Deputies. Reghttr of Convyanc and Deputies. Noari,. Public. Whig and Democratic Stel Central Con littbes. THIRD GRAND DIVISION. OVIDE D.BUYS, s11., Secon1d District Mrshal. 1 :1uu G. Eiq., Aid,. Alfred 11,i nIr Esq., Jo n Ad Mus Eic., D alC. iaore, Esq. Fire DlpIrlmelt Of NewOrlans,, Alg m Carrllton and mli nabnrg, (with thir banner.) The Masonie Order under the Granl Lodge of the State. Independnt Order of Odd Fellows.-Grad Lodge and its Subordinate Lodges. Grand Encampent. ad ill Subordlnates. NOURTH GRAND DIVISION. JAMES PHILLIPS, E.q., Thrd IDistrict M brhal. C. Rmors, Ec., Aid,. Joseph 11n-au, Esq., A. Schfiber, Esq., James egge, Esq.l N.eOr. IMe.I hanlcs' Society. New EnglbAll Soni y. Typposaphicl Uion of New Orleans. St. Andrew a' Socity. ibemr 0an, Shamock and St. Patrick Benevolet Soe..lies. St. MiahlI Benevolent Burial TSoiety. French, Italian, Portuese and Spanish iene-rlent Societies. Delegatien of the Sons of Temperaee. Ither Mathew Temperance Societies. Temple of Honor-Sons of Tempurnce. Gennrma Benevolent Society. Geamn Emigrant Society. St. Jol ph So.iety. FIFTH GRAND DIVISION. A. W. JOURDAN, Equl, FoIuth Ditrict MarIhb. V. II. Iy, E.q., Aid.. Edw. T=ompS,p.,. Av. Sultanaq., 3I.5h Unity, SL. lo~#A ol. kld4r l N~no Copltnlo. icard of DI-lcol., T-,%- .l .d BIq. f tk F14i~ _d 01,14.1 Pl',lio O4,,om..t. nl'a Roy. (sos iI, '[land (1oid RIseR04 ',Order of Arraftgement$. i' ý o'76 al oýP lonlsae- A-lal -r- in the Ord., bib 8.4.1ath. sod AunilUs'.,. abhs h-1not yt vpprl od lsdestsit y5110j101!11b 01. on-msni. of tls dtpy ill th, -.itool pis-- i,, 11, d.sl 1. bIf thL y g"Il reporlt IbO.lso G' I MImrohal. Tho Clrgyoos, Os.l% -f tbs Itoy,'otll """rr ,It5 11Al,,HMo 0,sss',s Ll.'..p-tl 11o-r-,s. lof ...4..1 sI)kWH 6.n's',. Nlss,'. of C p..Meohbooso o ltbl r,1l1lt(s lb ~*005.s ooNo,CI*yH~ll,.lfl'io, .004.0.' 8t. s'd P U Ui.s.14..E Lo'll4 sil cl a10oh Ossorsio' Us0. Hy City ..1Tolllo'irt lk.I 4ý P., m .7i h Jodrboip, Hstmbu Io.tkof or Id" a o'tJI and Allot, U, Dbbidla Attarip ..d 1,1-1,glk U. S. Ro..1,ra.d Osof.11s of tbL 1-1 UBole,b b1.h U. S. Court R.s', City, jl.11,i I Th ~W M r i'lg'4,I0o~~..11o of C.o C Ds"4 ofdt 11,11.5t11 o'elo. Tohe Sber IT, Oy.tYl Sshif, CI.sO;*54d Deputy ClsMi1te .1Ltohso C-%st.and flolod.. [shIf, ell .!t 1Is tIe U.. I.ohhlst Cfls1'sQ'O (so, Oity 11.11. Thbs'oo.end psyprlafos. sof .11 itttli ol lIo-esd tsi.st.1oo jtitW, asIt di-teld 1. withd- the P.- 1-. 14iftelkss, tlmw -hlrh th. plar-lts. 't o ild. otr dt. honr or H1obcl1~s~ Th. Chhtfof~ll,, l.#brpfedý111 th. or.6~P*ban~ Th· oI I. l M6.Oft1-0.1isslll 1 slk st.. -ThCl rnoPlb I.!th Irll srslrnoiCsfIfl..bospslddj Ns.Os'soet Hssb. U Iof ls' in tb tr..(Al Its'qi HARRIS, 3 P.bAl'i. Foot It B of 3.3J. b0Ls'ONllIIIb, I Al4ssnoo J. J. U76 N0 J.1A. B NIXO 1 K V. HWIIRMANH, L.. 00TH-', Frsooosdof A 11000M.MS A..iWs,'AR;!r=s' T. W. PO)tt J. A. WAI Usoc 0010410, S.2W. AmIT11, A. M. 104011,1, NW3, 1V 1. 1lCiD 1..h, ICISFPH IIEVOIS, 11A5105bLR IlA01l 11.0. W. HILL, AT'. At. co11, 1 C. 11.01IAN lns r oth Ws. A. ELoVIlO" T. J DU04N I (rl A1. BL~ACllL, J I.hor-It, to PSH]ylate I he fi o-l.A u .,f 1 i at 10 o..g oA CA.l.r AehuilrOydi.,feted by Ib. joint I d toI S .o, If A ol, 11, L..Thot AooA 91. Jl..i. L. .1-4.. oAu -I g ,T)le79hah L. AM fn,.h6DlI~iiur LBflry S~tt. -lag ..S iuo Cheri,, 2..Tha·t Lient. Col. Nationeth conainovuling IrtraliniIf U Iild Star, 9.9ill.ry 0.1.. u,7 eiu959 l C19,9rr .909-,i9l, airth91i-, ri99 re.tiergapprialt. S. Chmarl6,*Na 3. All ourri~ges In tendrd fbi tha roomehar w It I f4- in M, ria Nit-~ 91m.1.. -,Wh reeling St. Chat].. W,-. C..The 8mth C-1whans enrill ftro n the emert sidea of St. Cluall .tree k-righk resting a, outh trat. S..Th,0 Ke n in ar. t.9rtr..gh ri. .0;.00.1 .Th9... Sit ~hi91u.,9 99.9 S.li.u on a-t99m1., It. Cher9,. I79t,,,t right ppo..'. s s'll b 7901 ·.19 .99-9 I.. ý r are D0 9 rt-9.. in ,ir,9 P-1-9 ..1d, f S!, C11,1 ~a strcei-firbt -Iiaig or, St. ('her',-% ir1-!, 8.. Fir_ Mlý ."I odld Fall".. a n-h 'i It Po' "Itrint reeri H1 ,itr ofSt. irrl ,fr~l l r~ing a, St. Ct-]ý, ,lr I q. T99a999999999 a999999790999.9 .1 r S. '.999 0..99'9.. it to it,,, "'Pre 90.1. A k. IsA,,9'/.. IAA, '1 i 10., Tin S, rew nm:'.CB1N- -1-1 Mine, i~li I AtI nI A- i It toonltbr 11. Th, To,, or' ad "I' 'Z' ~o.ii, late, 11.0, 31, 11., 11, 9 W." it.... ship Meni~r and Sombiest'44epterý. c Co-op ar-pt-rig I It A(ing aon Seat?, Weer.. 12. .-,he Boar of Di-t..oi, Trewheir. aid n* f the ftl!hý fth,. ."it ouphir. 11.3.4 the net .1do of cirlp On" .clin: South strt't. On the at tell If III, differiant kie, At Ui, platte ddrilperid, C",1 erill inannedurnsly ap.1tIl nr~ tý Ihn he Gturl Mismia), ,h b,,rl 'j"'l- wrill be in raut ofih· c' 1 1,1, alll.-ite S, rcaE~~~a." S AINT ANDREW'S SOCIETY.-ThieT a 9999 CLAY 1R. i i I9' U99. 19 I, 19jO n1l. b0, L9 I' r d,,S 'It AC 21 T i ndJ I M. 1'.. 9 "-t- P'ý n t .999d ..999 n..9999., o 99..99999 8,,,991.,9. ,9.,.~ OR ULEANS MIECHAYlcS` 80M-p auml iIl ol~~ oTHURSDAYI)N~~ 'r bl f lbý I.,- Stm.,- CLAY CAI A991 XI, 99' H SH T.o. 0. F.-DECEMBER,9,8 52 TI ot _irblnllan~lb R. W.G_1lllM b.9 A fj.b. .99., 99 999, 999.939 -W' 9,, .93 -1.6L' 0,.Irb rliir llr r, i, l (r." elitagf 1 1 umuu 1 L 9, .9.-i ,.99,. y.,3 uiati39M,/...9I,. I IY 'G. W. RACF,,-ýrd .!·l'il. 11 -1,0v Yý4ý. V, L..lOt~d lurl: 0. 0. F.-TI,, various L Id.'' -ll ma t 6- tr 0.1d1 F, I Hall II ll t'~r lir.999 lad bas 9999n rnv3g 99 1 ,_ 14 9t L9Ord 99 1 A F. M. DEcnifnmt 1) 1&52 Theit,_ .OM- ý -.I Al-b- fnu Ii, HL. W\. G-r~d I~Litt, If 0I, S-'- if L" ....f 0 -1, A,. IdB [.11 1,.·i, 1 TRrlllf~rn iIBII lI ARB.1''4I. G REd M I IS IIIt RABBIt I SECI ETARY'SOPF]CP 1A LODI);II\VNrirltm· Z·;l A44~ (It' 'IA.I NA _'q_ O'l N--' I1 Irl~ i~l ll~ d'-~. -1lb ..~d*~ro ~lh 2 lbiI I iI L1 H-l n~, I, 1, lwr It, Dw-. 21 1. 1 9DVV A RD aARVE 1(I tI I '.I It It1.1 t-r, 4 1,: J,,i C L.i, CALIIIJUS i ý.su w M 'I ILI Am·0 il)P- ,nill h, 0 1,i '1? t.F'~ l Itt-ý c,. rrl i )iwl r k Arll. It .111 i;. W ASIIINITON AURTILLEIRY, AT 'rINrUN I-Cr~-rmll oKlinbn~l Iryl J 1111 I, 11 iII I NN 'I(J a. ,,lJ.ltJr CY I Ity I IiV.- It th'. C~ ul ll lcn n aII .I) ýy ilil I 16 whlti· thq -L lll1 141CC M1l'lG ýv I. t l PR OSCENLIFLES, ATTENTIO1N1 I ýIll, 1 t h,' All *ý.-yjou TltUI4ý A Y lIN f 'l~l~, t ~~~atled. ICIII II n l ·l. 1. ·1 I~RESCISS I~I I)RE W P q[ITF I 1 W ASHINGTON FIRE CO. No .10-Th. 1411,,", ,nd an-b- r iii.Ci!,- B- L~ r" 'UIRS AY AOR1N!N4 444'llUS* I4440iSO I~4S,44~CA'I).r ib 9 I4,N.,I W444444 r f 1! ;,A OF 1,14 401-i f.4.O... j31ISSISSIPI'P FT IRE COMPLAN V. in bt, T r i., ly 1 a4Ay .Il [IT ý1d. 1 l in Panicl- f lfl -1--' 1.~~- ~{ED ROVER FIRE COMPANY III I. 1 d6,Th. j l,,141-N 9',th m~nlbrs elihi· :lu~l~y ·r 1.1 iuil N, L'!,.% Y d EBS TEualu 1 ,.p I` 1 VATII T. I J ACESON FIRE COMPIANY.No Col~l) r l*y19.-4,.44, 14 144.14 ,9414 lll~ 4 14 4 44 4,at1 oaa 111 li lJ 1 i· 94I449.14W14lh 911144 ·1Ay,9 MESVEACE'.N.I .R·.·n·'a I ll919! llbl-k g44.94b1999914 ,1-.1 T CLAY,. 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Art..A, OpjW S.Cl aoit to lIle be Ciyb. !'Z d o for l~the g(ovoent .d -p-at of 110 Olly u o IlS..ud lod 'li,,d M.01. teed Cs1 'g th IM51113 Ar the poRi* of 1or oil lt.efel. of THII,, DEd 151550 BOND4O YES CITY O- N.W ORLEANS, I. h.t .1 S T..W..TALLý It. IES C; Auah Sudl.1. b-, d4.1 LERST OP J MY, 1ISI, otytle. i, FlINTY YEARS, tl b. AlA 1 Ip;Twoof ol (byj -h4 t L"reet ..P- "hlhd~ the.., ..r .'stePfIN PERRONTUSE lFU ANNI.R, pI...Mo.Io, ui and itm·thii,1r oey, I03l, ithe City of New iY 'El f~mr JIlaldlb.ll. 1 t Julpul..A 51b1.·1 PllY1,I. LOb. I0 ,.IsAd" lblpltinlr AI01ld.A tit. Cit y ,I N., 0Ornmi,01 Aof tbl Wl.~IAl D.llt of the City of N~l 011111." ..,oi WOd 10 r" m4JOid to the higet bL illddr 0, till 3 1-herB, nt All-r-rid. Tmete PPl-.-l..,o i...yl orf tlhe ftit v.-14-I 'CIIPOISEty.l,,l.Sl ilIilllA, 1101,1,h lpl ih Olaulluop.llis -ilh -llllthe llf by, -I l b. f1 i iOrd fl J.ly, I-5., i' i. .0apnS. Pee l'i oIIIII0 aI1III 1. o y, L hel lllii I.. II-jbx ltb gib 1 0 .5il t.. ll u. It" Boot. Ij ll 'Wt. goatvou.L· f., Wl We .r wulmlo the pan of the -b-t.ur The Cortatimrrr -ri t ft.t right of rejectibi; ....COYMrISSIONEIS A. D. ClOSSUAAN, W.Yor. 0. 11.BU11, 50011,iIll. WX! H. GARLAND. Traos..l,. W. P. CONVERSE, Cb.ieaI 1011,1 CoFlili, B A.i 4 of Ald-, A X PL.QX, Chat- FLAYr, C.-tialtee, Bmrd 91 Aeeis-t Aldemen.. /~nrr. untyt-11 Ulstahr-s 1FO .,11 ERR O OF THE 'AV,ý BT 11 M 111J."1118 By virtue of the thirty-seventh section of thM 4 of theN~ro~o the Stttaof I.W.Laite, erill,,d "A. A-,,t onseld.te bOe Cityof Nfee, O,0..., -it pM0id- fI Via 01-roont a dA.i.-tionof its ,A0Io," ,ppi...d V.b0r.i. Of, -151., and 10 0.- of l'.- coppl-tary I *so, -d prol dig for 0he 6opore" of the Ciy Of I.Nay. .with1 tb Citr of N.. 0.1,.,. ,ed I m the rains day, and for tbi, pur,, of fMooip the 0o, weld 4ty, of th, late Firt, Secondand Third Cityplil~·~ Ci WL~ay*1110 S.4LZ-WOP" WSALS will t. 0,.Adt thi.R.I,0fotirt.,,0.s ·jwPd~ tafi- ofumiu u itionw, of .11 n-to'" Bind.· A t nte, oblig.6- -r f th- .1d ci1tY, end of the Late Vimt, Socond ,,it "ird blo inrlit. oil iy of Wo'ett1, for 005SI (I, THE ITy OF NEW ZLEANS, t-1,d FIRST JULY, I101, at FORTY cARS, fo, OE TIOUSAND DOL.LARS ach, IOI- at 11, IIIo City Tintaa-, 0itf --elt -p.. t-l,,-d fl--,, M Lb, d,.f SIX PER CLNT. pV, M0.Paya pbl.enIo tcity oof N.-Yo.k, '"J~narysind 1stJ.1y in -rb ye,-b,· itilnrrcoton oblnt,14-s l0J.. inoychan ge "a, t be -1caly...- p 1.1o S- .et f., athi., time fatOg t.o. the Bon1dsd t ilo beile iJndil r. N. P,.opt..I W00 5.0.do5.45 .Mr or ..,iong. of Bond,," t0., 0U beop..,I ..ted"OfeN4 k4 Io .h Monday i0.-b 0.0,, Ch.0o.,40e1..,. .b oT tSNS -IAo.,o IM51. r urd i nr to lleema, 1- flin righti of njI,,tioj; any O .&E.... a 0 K s 0 St.... D. CROMMA ..lliN.Y.. Bardof=,-run Usnan op DIMuCO ssm8AfR DE LA DETTEcO aMWvEI DtIA NOUE.I.0-OOLIANS. ED mort. do Is S7bme section de 1 acte do In 0.ul-WO 1EDI 0. Wksi40..,0.o04 "or poos oool,0 I. ti. d 1 1 ft l..ldl. lv 5-: 4,5.1... ftt 1 110.o..1 po 's'-o LZA d. .IO...li5, .1, v .de1. .~ao fr So. t o."W a Mo..kipa hl4.bt Ad Laill. 0 13o- .oo..s.Jo .50.40--I ,01-T 1oo, -a. .14. IJ.'.. v J-910-d.o.,.. U-o 1-.4 oIlS d 5.00150 obo2.; to I t d, 'V do N o i, i.. -1. o.. di,. All. .4,. lo..o..o o. 4,'o,1, l~po,,,0..0, "055l·.,P r o; n .4,1,1014 4. Isa· oslo1 0.14Wa 5,N.,k51000. L I ,.d 1,11 1 '4tk -'-od p1t....t- s PI'., i"W 50 0000 0 0 1 1 Sob IaiO,500 .0 d0,',05006 r J w.I.-w, 1.,.1,,, l. ý j- i.: .0400)IMn o. q'.Si.D1 1 MI,, .l It. C .la h' C d.. I, f pl, h-%.0, .'o3o 4. b .i -d, j.5 -,l0 0.0. CR01555045, 0- 1-OS O -1-t ,'1la p-. -(.1161. L ý. C.'imi- ý tmo Ire mm, t 1ý dr ).l~r il d. li 1-· ,.t &G 1-1 -djugdRuur ,4 Mwrl~a· le 111,111 flil, dt. 1. p,,t d, It. I d. rI LA k, ff. `.551.0. ;1p-il s' 5 .5...5 Comm4s., C$oiA 0,Fo8 s ,C..40 ý11. LAND, Td~t 0101 Ilor. n~ erlon ·r.t( 1. PLAC, Pd0. 10th.CositO 4. i o do Coo. il4d.. AW. I -A. LAYRT. B-GMIM. 23 ("t. et,. BVWTTEI iltO OOMMISSAI RO DE' Dl.TTM CONZLWRE Re LA NOAVELI.X1a MEANSj 91 0".""., JýN 'JOc .ll, Ihl En vcrtu de I& 37hme seotion de V'aacte de ill *dip1.tw e, Ide t A. 1. L-114st, iAti0lt "A. tspo.' --lkl.r h, ,,,s do fle- ir-ieoII l.,l IA Adl, i ,,rwi,,d, sea Affir- appmvr~e to W F'vnfr IR~votdo 1& 5,,,, eo 'nuiýt. Art. sulppilisno onnetgrm 44 le l 4 tI121 N -&P. a i' A Ioryon.. i d' p1 ilk Ala- IlVA!R Li .L do d,, Tol,,d.I .iI...,. II, *run ,.Au~ II .u Iaan AAAlr 6...j.~ ,,tij I do M. A .11 do. P...j.b0,e. 1 IO 0 eA rill,.4W LfoyspA, com re deIOS DE LAIA,. I lIAC NOUVELL"RAIAOC FOUR LAA$iOOhl1. VE M IASI'ES. HACUN Dl.AYITI., JUILAAS. Pl~lAYM E. 'PA USQUARANI-EANI au uurýda TIorierd, 1" -crrr d" do. reealnn Is w SIX POUR CENT PAR AN, pyrbcs ,l-. villr do Nu-York, to is, &ti or a to t er J,,illrt do chq- ln C ýus, w.-t cal-lds itisqula tr Jmvier 1853, dpoqu, a IMqlllo Is, et I" rrL 1-I· unrina udi cle 6.qsqi pe.ý% drl do 1-di le 6..r,-in ln Is d,ýjt a. ,J$Ur es partis ou en tots, C 0 M II I S A R I.S A. D. CROSSMýN lda 0. DEBUYS, Cout;6'ur. 'V- CO0NVERSE. Pli-,dsmt d. C-atdd, FiTanr. d. C-selil des 11. It. PLACE, rr6,idant 4. C..!W 4.d Fi..-m~ du C,,--ildes- Assi, A. LAYF r, So"At-iM 23 0..1L. ýp. Thompson Xixotn, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, NO. 19 CAMP STREET, Wr A"w In raelpt of Lge so ameI .WAk of FINE CLOTIING, -anufa tur.a by themsllves eprssly Iur the RETAIL TRADE, and ,mb ilg e-ery vuriety or 1VER COATS; CLOAKS; 'IROCK COATS; DIIESS COATS; PALETOTS SAC CI)ATS; GENTLEMEWS FURNISUING GOODS olr mtwl *n-d We *tl-r NDER BHIRTS, D= RB AND IALF HOSE-Of Silk, Mnr Cý,bmre., L.jb* WWI anl (.fitln; iSCRFS. CRAVATS, TIES AND STOCKS; ,ORT&WO", AICS, pIcKERF BOOKS, CWlAR CASES RCKET H DAi.EKElIII.EIS--Of Silk ui WU# and IordsrI 'MBRELLrAB-Of Silk, Ginghm -nl Cott; )IfpSSIN ROBES--O ChbAllu Mous.MLi deo Iao and Cotton; BRUSHES COAT Elfin SHOUDER BRACE, ITC. c1tS0 tI NEN AND COTION SHIT8. Ipl Sewell T. Taylor, NO. 15 ROTf.L ST BA WINES, LIU O IALS, e et. WINES, CORDIALS, eta. tsoaul Zattilgmoso i 'RocoRxEnm' Couftt, Fi OrlamriT-APiA ard Tumtl;.-J. W. Haxn MeJfia* Joehas w d!ulglg in the raer*tlon.x lat eqoc-uahiosted _ o rueadag wlht, Ilnko«6!Matlt, rft the w^SU.m ndatne fan "by, g the m UiwM uts. They wai, 7umenld y-torday, 'nutiJl d naluktlms fidnffr dmdo ,,ext. r CtrrTro.-John Murphy and Jag. Breunvai wUll ban their extainCtilon on Saturday the llth. ft ere llng, strt.ing end Cuttdit oleer who arreeted theno fol eiretlnlg» great dtrlllKu I* a dsiorderly bus th« Lerve. on uneaday nIght. h afidavit eharIgthit the cutting wa with ioteot to murde, DIdTuno ,uu.'-Joha 3iag, Wthfim OolUn and James Wal h w arearested at i on TWtOay;. In RBs mone street, foe fighting and disturbhng th peaee, and a agerante. On examldtliou yanteery. ptlim wtu nt he1 the Work.bonifor tnhity days, Walh and Ktain qulrct to give bonds foe good behavior. DBKTNKARD,.-Rosins Kearney, arrented"It F M. Tuesday. drunk in Bt, Jo LO tn, made neM, j-o trety for rlmeaM;dMi s had two ehildmra, but fleto friend in the worlwb rpotect them. Deeing an old offen. I1cr, Jbe .A K-otl the Paminh Prison for fifteen days 0llenQuald, 1ailrpd a vagnant. wa ent to toh Worlk-houue etty day. John Pinney, for simllar BtsHn -J ennedy and Thomal Red dlngton i into 0a oyJter Iam oen Teabeuplitoul Itrnst. at 2 o'clock on Wednesday morning. eulusg fradu atAl come oyeters. and when the proprietor Asked tir pPai mnt, they commenced breaking plates, and thrfmato.mi him. Whenth*6oeer wvent into the hbon fer taiptI pose of ridding the proremlse oftheoile wuibsr mltui4a struek. Bond for goa.behavlior waro rquirel of both. STrIKING AN OFIE'REB.--Thonta Flamery Wa yesterday fined five dollUa for thrusting offiner UOlny out of a cAb, on Common street. at 4 o'elooe on Tu«mdh) revening. Conway, in the dlbhuarge of his ditles *a e tering thy cab. when d him .ibd they boll foll out upon the eurZbe e of the guter. the oflcor, wh. was undr, bsing pr erly hart. Htonry Waen,. fodljdiylagdrunk ou theorner of Oom. enoe and Magazine stroa. at 7 r t. Tuesday, proved to bh not, so very drunk but that it requir d three to got him ti b loek-up. *ne iolhentl saaanlted and struck the fsli olcr who took him. A ~lad had to give bond for good behavior or go to prison. USINo A COLT.-Jacob Hubbard, awatchtitn, d*as urrested on fit, Ohamnt street on Taneby night, fol staiulctig and bei Ons JamM Maleoe with a colt. 4 charge of thir nature agehsit a Constituled guardian ol thr peace should 1% thbroughly lnvretigat.cd ontbeexamn ination. whioh will occur on Wednesday next. SPl:RIOUS COIN.-The city in the last few dayT xas hbad a great accession to to the bhgus half dollars i., circulatlion. Capt, Forno and hie rids, in the First Die. rirct, are upon the trtil and will no doubt in a day or twr discover and brak up the fountain from whence dflo this impure stream. John Devlin was arrested on Ta. day morning In Dryada Market, on a chlrgo of utterlnp two eeountrfe-it half dollars. lie wae allowed to go in custody Iof an officer for the purpose of pointing out a butch- from whom he said he reeived them. The care wt eontinUle. James loore-was also areosted onDnsie Iar charge preferred by J. A Kreyder, but it appearieg that i.,wre, who did not know the ccin was bad, had rý Oicved it from the steamer Mary Foley, he wan discharged Di IK Dore.so.--ilargaret, slave of Taylor, and Emily. slave of Ferrilr. for creating a disturbance and uwrng ludeecnt l4nguage at 11 o'clock, Tuesday night, on Philippa street, were respectively sentenced to receive 26 la.meh and pay fione of $6. BROTHEL.-Mrs. Buck and George Myark will be examined on Monday. on the charge of kcepiug a brotL el on 8t. Charles street, near St. Joseph. Tirll SClioicr M'RDER.--The examination of oMurphy and others on this eharge wgs neotcessanly post poned utUlltaturday, in consequence of the indlsposition of the Curoner, who I. the witness fur the State. NEu:oo DocTOR.--Gabriel, f. m. c., had his exumiuatiou yesterday on the charge of having, about two months ago.admlnittered medicine to a white wotan, from the cfelct of which she muffered eerious illnea Ae eumed went to the house of the woman, ond representing that he had been sent by her husband. gave her two bot ties of liquid medicine. and afterwards returned with sev oral powder.., which she wt to take at intervals of an hours' duration. On takiog the fifth powder hier mouth beama ioflamed and her stomach commenced sweling.ac cermpauied by violent retclehing. from which she was rek li:rve.l 1y an ecmolie of warm milk, administered by her husband. A powder naid to be one of those prepared for the woman was in court. It wam evidently a mineral.and w.-lilhed about 40 grains. Accused wa" sent to the First Diitrilt Cotrt. I l:i])il(t[.;R' Cou'RT, SECOND DISTRliCT.-The cases in thio Court yesterday were devoid of interest. Catharine Kelly Complained to the Recorder that in the forenoon, while rhe wae parsing in the yard of her premi res. at t corner of Galels and 8t Peter streets inter ferig witlh no one. and atpeace withallthe world And the rest of mankind,":' he we the ancd there Asaulted without any ju-t cause or provocation, with a knife, by au ildividual calling h,trself Bridget lIolme. with intent on thle part of tald Bridget to alit the weasand of the raid Cathrlmne. Ellen Molloy, who is a vental of like peaceable inliings with the Catharine aforemid. also complained that." being in a premise" i tusteel i Bleorilie street, near the im moculate prcincttso Treme, street, she was threatened and assaulted with a weapon held in the murderouw handA of oone Patrick eynolds. She further complained tbat, from the nature of the threato which has been made, she apprebunds. aed is in fear of. bodily injury I' from his part." Another much lujured ftminine, rejoicing in the appel. latioun of Evtlina Ilarcelin, disclosed a tae of terrrile ven gleaure wrehkld upon her by one Catherine Ettl, a free cyprian of a maheghaoy a"pent. The story is that tatha rine Etts. not bhaing the fear of the Police before her eyes but bing moved and educed by the instigation of her roallil tio diposuitlon di draw a erltin unlawful and uno Onlo:i,.tble wmopen upon the unoffending tvelin,. the c,,ltten. ,ol which ho. ,iipti.d upon tb.l headt of her foir ,.no y.l to lle r.rt effene ef her oostrils and against the eoeace aned ligty of the cate. In adlditi(u tol tohee. Mlaareoett Brenunan was brouglt to Slihce lar ofjotlieo. charged on tOh, corporal osth ef Eliza beth Nel with having hy foul maons. causeed ti,- l.ath of her itfat elild. who-re father wm. thought to be blacker l llea t o. a- of tptd, tnd the ehome of,.hofe hirtlt she e:lii teilcghO to hide by the dark eoectalmoentaf tht gravue largartet was sent to prispon to aw-it her examintion. tN ..r I rII..- -I the EBtlih toutse .fI;ollmmltu., November 12th, Mcr. lMcregor advrl*td to the p.'toie in the royal speech reftrring to the Ameri .rn C t I to bi l qu.sttion. During the adminlttttion ,r ,tbe Ioble lrd. the moember of Titrton, the intimate u I,ai rl .ltioous ete this country ad Ad mrictao rnaii the of Aborditen m.t wisely Mode to t.e oeuor iln regaud tohe th.hetihs that k',pt up tin, h;altinoy prtvripuly subsiltiug. iHe trusted thiart tIh ngotirtiot onsr pondingh te wholer qtuin ,.old AT .tl I upon ithI principle of free T and un nter i uplre intooturs -tlta the people of the United S&toe ,ulid Iha.e the freedn of fi.hin in the North American ilat. tand that Ir cologutnit woulad oe per itd Ieqully re. itereour islin the wati,,r of the United Sta to (.lrer. bear.) The USonoýlluroftteEx Schtquterrplid th;t Lth" I.vrnment tf i hi United States thod tgreed to enter into ,gotat ionos itih hr atjesty'7. overY.am et. i the most bilendiy tplirit that minght lead to incre retd ommrcial ralati ent btd w a tei two governmelts. The spirit in Thia the cu .uan hiat ions betwnti to te to lovrnmont ti thuht thoe riult lthl prove ry satisfactory. (hear, hSar) lint tlUd tLe ruistiug circumstances the House could nut xpoect tht tile tuovernto nt would lay tny pa pers it the table. lola u CAottu Cous *TttoT--Tht COhurh edifice in Ttiird street, near veout A, was eonsecratedyetterdai with hO. customtary ceremonies of tl e Roman Catholic dte tnomination. Archbishop Ilughtbs wa atsioted by Bishop Noenal. of Phidll.dlpbhi; fiulop Idf losIy of Albany tirtlp Whb,tlan. of liehmound8; ad Archbishop Mo. ouern of anta Pe de ltogota. Bishop tcClo.uy delivered 1the seron. eA company of German riflemen guardted the entranek to tit church. It is supposed that the congre atth inAide d oiut ide nuulered nearly eight thousatl t Otoronlr. among whom wre. It- lgations from Btome Cat h olio n~socia.intis in other cities. bearing banuers. Tický-ts of admi-i-n wi!rt sold at one dolbaroeach. (New York Cumtuorciai. 2uth ult. t o l Pl t xIIt e -Tl& m-rn ing at 8 o'cloglk the twenty thidl anvurtttry f t Ie, Ptlish revolution of Notember 21. 18.30. win cel, bratu d by a msus In the Church of St. An dtrw, in Duane street The ceremony ws performed by lv. )Itr Icklciz. and a large concourste of foreigner were present tt witness it. The Committee of Polish Ex iu Aerict were aloil in attendance. [New York Express. dIo.t: .tY A Ft.A.tL PonTY.-On the 29th ult., a party of about forty persons: ou horseback, while returrn infu from an Irish funeral tnear Louisville, commenced tacing, tnd coming iop with Dr. J. W. C.mpbellof that city, uwho was rding intotown, knockeod him downt killing him instantly. BuSt one of the party was arrested,and he has been held to bail for manslaughter.t The U. S. squadron at China, consisting of the Susque hanna, I'lymouth, Saratngut and store-thip Supply. wen still statiotd about the Cantono Estuary. September 29 ttwaiting orderst it is suppoed, to proceed to Japan. whitht er, it is said. the i-itioh ship Serpent will be sent to report their movements. if they go within the present year. THoe CouCictrtutTo or C-T.tt l.o-Both houses of the .iiontcatlon of Canterbury." y body ot the Church of England dignitaries who formerly did its legislation till uturped by pttrliamentt wre in session at London on the 12th. The ll diýguised scope of the present agitation is to oet the authority t the Convocation above that of the tCrown tArr.: FnO ST. DoMiaio.-Captain Button, of the bark Chl ra Windsor, which arrived at NeeYork last week. from I'ort an Prince, r ports the fever a still ragilg there Several freign.ert had died during the ten days previous to his sailing. 17th ult. Julien. inhis appilroacing trip to the United States,ex pects not only pecuniary gain to himself: but some new ideas wberewith to delight the European republic. Hli [plpultrity has been chiely acquired by his picturesque arrangmemats of dance mueuic. his eccentricities, etc. A Le.at BSTrtz.-A curioue strike k" has taken place in Chleeland. The lawyerof that cty have banded to gether and increased their fe bill several per cent. The people have therefore determined to discontinue going to law, and in the end the lwyern may Andit a very fe-ble Atrite. DrATrH o an Euiros.-We Learn ro the St. Landry Whig. that Mr. Geo. W. Addl.ion poprietor and editor of the Opelonsas OGaette, died eddci in the town of Ope loum on the let iust M-. Addison had been publsher of the Gaattt for about twenty-tree years. He leav a family to deplore his lots. AncxtAs Rivr.s-The Little Rock True Democrat, of the 80th ult. says the river Is in ne boathing order f the largest of our steamers. SBancH or Paosts -At the retent tei of Court in Wayn county, Ohio, ELeanor McConnell reioved a jadg snt of $1500 againt John N. Beynolds for breah of a iaisA% AND lk I4D, t)~DSJ~ #k 14:~P~nazst a n'd IBArownaS HRdII.... ......Dn NASHDIGTON....t~ IA PR RKL Dn0r....r,A W; N, RWArtE NOTATE J. NEW ORLEANS IRI.=. Tsmaso., l s, ~~is-, IT Gb,78,88 u~·kr IT Isdes. Tabse-bbilllU.lr 4to04088 o.n8.87.88.71.76.2 8... 4. 1k o. hand 4 11. -4 .11,4158 4 .8 1 1 *OAC -W ."o -88 11 sold I 440.488 I. 218 l .I.,87. AIIT I 4..2 6M... 1, 2 MIsl W 941- 161 Sood to pli·.... to.. IPI 1.88111 .17. t 1. .884,12 ma8In 8,ik t100 81 o~d 8V. z .1. 188 t 4 4 .88, 1024 .yfI )1 4 c St d. L 48y- 8 VI b 3I~.48, 8-8,8 AID2A oC.-W. hand... s was light, w6lb a8 s. m -d 494 .K M ZU IF bub...l log -t. 8~C -Id t 4W& W l !oecldtIusb.L b SUGAR AND .,OLA8rNI8-TI. IqliD blb. M.. p61k, wih. 28lrO'ohb14.ozl~i elj..1t,.od skA.....8s oo00boAq~e..li8. 7708111188t. $I$ v.8.8..11"'D w" 8.1 an.. .wt oek liq7Bid- -It 99 2*, 886.-1 88 88 9W.." 1 17g S u 8O Cb87. 88. L M I bapRio sol Is 3 otq t 118. 5 SBAI -TIN Rpply i. 4 ,ti d-40 f.,8 .8 wil8l, 01.A1681 &M .r5g t "I sold .I4W 8848m. 8 I. WIT,1y.11 m goo 188488 80 b8.114 ia4dL 10Retf,-1 OX,88I. 50 668807 .1 1,39 .'k.9 sad 2 .1,114.- E, .718 V8.2 l 47 ship (w S-t- t #1 5 bbl fo r P., B.0, ..A 1) r fl, C.-h 68. 71. ,17 ship A i8 ,.8 ..k. pon 8.8. 888....I~id.r...888866&.B18t, ..............a ,l., .IOAit.28BuD.28. Tigt20-Ab..IBO 186880. Aho kl... 3om. ABIiNA AND BPO.-'O".n D2 2,7,8 d27488470088p2, .181, ..b,.1d lt- 4 .1 .......I..1 0. .%4X FIW.80.,h..828B,.,4., 21p 824.28.L, ..7,B2T ..d.1 nn IABqy.........B718 *7.YkIi 87..017 11777..........8. o. 7i~b10878nl0.0 5~~a.220. 87 I 17.l~. 17ms.87-0.7 880·....4..::::::::. ,8j di,.. S4 @474 t~i~rbr 17.........8X tdr NIEW ORMANS CATTLE ARKET. 114 fee. sh. .Pm Shop~d veal Cattle, with a mdderste-A B·rCr·(. 7 11P Itmt Atcu, kp.·D, .t........... 4 lbbat

'r.. 4r W b~ Wn., C 16460.0 1 C-.. ...o Y··-M c....................... $9 1,- d COMMERCIAL SUXXARY. mousgttsi Aarksts. N -b"I 1'0'-43259 b..5 b.- b, os-. 1~Y), Th. .1-k -y lf gbg, Ind b. hbIg. I. ti -,:jk-s lul b'd &I' Th. l.. hal. b. .intb 1h. q-wi- Ia(llriC ull~io· LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. -cOl n d M-oijb 00~00.5 5 5...................... 1... Nlid Ogi gF. o. 451 (oSA F .1O......... .1......... I~m cqllz n P l.s. s.......... 15u.005... 5045555. .Iia dl., 5iA 5............. I l 555450555M d irk. r wG. *.................................11X o1 LMPOROTS FROM JANiARY I To0 NOVEMBER 11. I II............................ ..h. 11I 1ý52ss w a ~ltr~ r............. I.414 3 O. 5 5 0 Till, ..Ps.. uo. Os, T 5. 5 O_ ,i,. Fm- -192 TA Norill of E.s ...o.. all o.,i -p j, 4 1, GISASS-Cs,5s. s.... .s.o.....s s..,,o.,4.Is ks14 GRAI v-ro, com Lh ...P·*d COr`FEE-lb-r h- hI.. t1·dlU nti~lcl~rm .I. L.5. A -.-g 9949 &%j Ri, 0.. d-g ,,i.9, li50S 0005. Tjhrr: h_ _ Rý b_ b... -i-d i-. 1- M·Ipo~* St b.. -b.' -a" -t S c~Un hjje&' fh~ r c- m- -I R-i Bt:, I dIth r.a... IMPORTS FROM J&NUA4Y I T0 NOVEMBEIR S7. ~H' 15,05 142750 ,.1it 50,409 00.1,, Fig.. 55l.-, h. 5..ow"54 5.5945.., G. W. I.,t )IACO-h Wr0. sOfy _ _t,, _1,ss _ yS ............Ab .........4 005.0 ci. 5.

..S.i I 450 4'r 1015050... 'S 09.,l545,sr rok.99551 01,,,, ..o, ~k~ 55.s ··og·s, ,5,.,y 0.,sO.. sos54 s ~s 95445 ..015...)ti ..os. ,f OT, $11.-d ys.F 91. I~llnen...V. ..d 47 l F1ll0 50.0 lo,0,.00.,,,55.,I Olo0 isp 1aI 505 S 0i 4 50U.,A 5505d l ~d.C goolb 00,,o, sO .5.90 Ssrs.yu 91s,5,gls s nd -.09 5 11 1 It q055 155,.5 I. H. .1.59 ,1.50a 0 0. 01' f5.O iao-. W4, 5 l1 ..d Pd -k m ill. 9 nlPc~r Hrny·. -y f- ~i d-~~nd 1. 03 SI i 7 6 NEW YORKL, o,.5*4 190 COTTON,4-Th, ,..rkt h.. 501 1, M %i, -h-010. -j- ,,,d.. Th. I,- y.5.1995045 5 01ý ..d 1 l dt,, 5 0 bill FLOUR 1 b- -11 'I f 11l' --i-9 ·grrg~t. 3900 1,bf. It Iala1X -l "l S ..1yr ~l. uly·fa pne·r~r o il; 6/-- -d tn.Yt ids pd- Th, b k f h. .1,. Olh. -1111111- --b"'d I, ss 50. l~t U nPX 11YE F x -S-TT;: 8-M f- J- Yru~rrr "d 14 for Branly. KWHEATB~a FLOUR-Is 1, md..t. q t .141 ND~j 25 1~ 10')8a,.. 8--- t". G RK|N--For Wht tho ttarket -l. fee, of the pur*hur, ith W8W, -..F"_-, 8888 8., 8.* S.88 r i, 8.,80),8l, .o aod Wi,8 Michi8ae ..8 m,d). "t8181"84 I'l, t i .ht8 t8 hipm8 I .I O Yei l he8h 8 th 74por f N-d.n, VI le II I he leeptl ut emtioe t In. Inr-·- sad p ie.ll ·re tcnd '""'Iow i1.. r~lr· IYOZI Dlhel··I:O i3. furuld .a amrw..o~th. 0 8e8. .8 8Ja 8 8 f 8r 8ld 8. 88rl mll-d 88d I'..ow. 'I, OVLI.8188--8.orP rkr 8 .hem8.l a an,.8li8 moder.,at ,h.I· wlrra nls4. el~l $t8 81~ fw hi meu, anid $1J lr lor p+*m Arfo.f I .e .8tv m 1 hl 8.d tI ,8 8188 J,. I, 81 Th. m.,k E .,t, 888t 8 urtele88888.,8 o mt8 m8,.8 r4 r'l.;. 50 for do. prime, .rid (18.13I 9,fr r·)rLe d (;hinglgo 5. .t Pi,.. M+.~s rel~rl~d a SIS g( 1 9 ....Lm' rntiou.· 88888,, 8888.y i d 88r,,8 .88 *h 888888..8. 888.J, I....,88(8 se.., Ght.+ler nr- wlthnul I'hb(lllg I &XC~L&N GF. oaxm.~ L nl·Ihh. msnkt (t.o.cive. Prile,. re nnm ,,..,ly the rome. Thbae iy drarr as I· o for Sterling, Rld thema ·l ·,,lt+. ulas st that, lit buyrr· gemurldliiy e us oldimg off mn hope of ]ow.r d Oh -.88.d N%0*88888* .L8 Boa88"88.. 8.888.Ao88., 88888 8..................... 8888.r8h i88.)8 48.. 848.88 A .r kM t hl l,) .4..v 1 urg ...............................I b 86 8rt, SU 8 T. .--T.. r ...8 e h.. u... 88h ...8l U88 ,,.88 lug mld Irirtl, u ¢olapallld with tIe. fir ltoard vIslarally .re Clesr. Ni88,.8.g8, Tr8,8it C8m(ny i,.8)888d 88 Hud8n8 8 8rir an I 8 n8e,, 88.l,8.8t84888 8,88el8lrl 88 8 l8.8.a8l4.8 .l.8. R8.8o.l8 81. Cn.8ol8 Corn 8 Y ..d.lied Iry hpror..8 m C8:l8 No8t A8 8.8rte l.r0o Tris CnWly8 8 8 wtsold I8 I X.. al 88 88 11.8 r 8 .8 ý i 88. or 1856 .41 1l .110 ll N- w Y orka le· o0 1 I B bruu 888t 8 8; O 88o 1i% f 188 0. 1 W1. 0 .1 t•l erm It.- Iles e. i lll·*.ruhty Arkenagl IUl r, ll(O~ll* ·.,.vm+lr YI. 1o r·.tl,+ml bould| tI e t1..lqttitml were bLt·,y. Ilir r.·ll.d lrutlrtffr brtmghtl+ Ib, t. rdylp~c* yCo;Uar..ibiel o( 184.+.)OIL Ilot C murtrtblllr ut 1811, (10HllOl.|0.t on ·lvltne of wi~h raltte 88 *iO,,oo, ure8,18888a8 8888.,8. PIlILADELPIIIA, November 80.... COTTON-Thbe Cotln m8.tt hal undvrg ,e no chanle. h'LOU S--Them i· lama inquirp for Flour frlhbilmmst+ bot buv~nsl d roller0 rr* at.+,ewi. ·pnt in their riaW. Sh l or .5. h51* putjo, 8,Tl88 ,8 I '8 8 I 8 .,8 fapi8 t o. .8r88 co8 mI.d, .pjli8 T. I l. 8 Ir +ity-r cuo tpsn lrl m tonolue ·lar ele ·t orrmer qur~· t I.. CýON--Ther 8 it 1l. I"8r8 o8r1; p8 ..lp Iom8 W7W1 tor88 .r dAmp .rd prim- dr) lfw OnTS--]. O .u o elluyr. 4;ROCERES--Iu GOvrl rFailnd PMroTho.I thrs ilbhut &ualll Wi ".,.+;.+--++,.y. Srl,. of +00 hh,,. Y, an,, +hU, nt'+o. 8COFEE. CIRCULAR....B.BLTIMORE, No..mbr t..--8en8 r8 'I. 8 .oh 31.t Octo.r, we hI8ve to n .ir 8 8 8t8 r degree of Scti8f'y ivl mlr.ofo· ullTk.1 tIeu hie prevaled for mn n hi prehlouy. IUd: to· I.,e tll· ins bant m~rket w. Illguld, lid had rathtr a droop i.ý -d y t :91UýIh~tlro. Iwg. W... f- t h.1 WZI, Lil.llpa by, the ·ppr~nchg ..hasg -flton o e n- getar tegethar with :-ry inl-d, 8h8ll8 8.tind d to bc8r88 uu88 li8 i 8 he 8 8 I ll8 18 8 81 18 ,-tile n8 r8l8oll i8r8r vphl and 8or 88hl8m l 0o 8S he alrtke. tovethe~Prwi~bhsrmlerac·li us operttimaml, had elh1·t+d thL mau wrket m t' l hood. grad ·l to atd w. a rl r lhuitod pot list el 88e Id.8l h8ivig 88,8n to uur dir888,8 .ity tr88d. Sut8qu88l8 l.,'et. pnrr~l· iu ator* ne4 ,,n· sar ar, to -,wra, ,r= .lm o, ·I.rulntiutt at YU. establishing an ·drnc. within th. mouth of foi ell ,iiiw-rd ur nFu~lg l~nIrr ,=6' 1. i r.dPF i ir.(u Illlptuo~r d under trilt igiur. fi,.. p r.lslrey i. d lyra I r. held at 9% %"Y or, it i ý iu.Wity. Theb ulrl ul the monlthI t will he ila on rlf~rnae to our tmlbl~r :-888888r888y 888.8888888,88,888w88.8818 8ml0m8t WE. aCIorge 8 reg8l.. n whiLh, ro.e.er 12a0rm "bgd eal rrlhlouaa'.l brg~l rs+.t~. Tdhe aLtokcomythl aame 1P,0o Wg·~ I. .a'tht r]OLel... Uitly, bot witheot no dimilti.on of filrro. on thel~artol Ilold~l. Wet howeer- quota the r10 fro. o-g. rY to p~rine it B9@ Im.. fronl- dul 1, 1IP.2, to dis-of Rio bapl.. Leua l. ,i J. 1 "36 T.W 228 m8rt .m. p.riod 1851--of Rio 4,188, O ,h-r d .l apso n _ a 4 8 rt8 8 288 0 DNerele of Impor!t Whie yews 8 611 Sloct8.k befal 8it e d 88-8f Ri 8 8 168 y Tol proe. Iii. I.. .=r--uf Rio n,, i 8thd48 2,26088- 8 1,468 -o, fair Ul*"to. i, 311KB IWKI. thabea llo Y .moth alr. o8 t. HIRn. st 0Xaoye I00 .f C..tIAIrBTON, D.0.*l S....4U)TON-T.b nutrkert o*r0 l d- ,l b".·.·r. Ws t it iW...p b.: .i Sev alued at -ft. 'I b lR. -c tl dulig thla l t.lu do uoo.. Iirr. n o 0 .0 ,.04t0 kIr04i0, Lul I. .fr u05.u l.0 r ; WMdo.d~l,,4>; .o4Thooot4y.V0 I.. h 5i ma d 0.0.·r f t dl 1rol' 4 0,d.. PX4>. r.he wr h ld.- lls.t r 1l ri, p. oI...I »,rn ll, or a i.rIkt. hLnd Elttlu IIAvM been .eltiff {Item 4I 'Bbl,,t: 1001 t-,h hyl6UbLb1!spotlDto &V Jo olinJ D hhn. KrN' M I -Y-PIl ,M R'bllt! 15 t- 1:- t I l, mlmtr. C, -011-Pr S~1I' ut:lhi ~l lu ouir IhNDlhNA-P.,C-ua 6 COO Obbl. W ll..i.1 1.i ba un _1z'.r _LS O wVESS.L I t uta NOT CLEARD. Ann ý lu 4, ,dl iik m g........ 8,hl I .J l.i.. P.'S A- 4',dl id ln 6,l; Ke.l er AO. Holl. .......J. a, r urr o» l l 1.0 Jo~hnur aA] 3 i lrtimot.... lli.di1 oluoiil. l.d AJD S ru........ 1 U rs.... 81 14 1 --2 Al- GrBm.... Dftu 1 dlMl W Atol i A t i ,r·. r t Adn s l.......... "~l,., ·(M, sle......... l .,dIIlMry Brsu~htu u,1 ,dl *AU-. mil. 0 a€el. dAe« SOSHEN BUTTEiR-60 firkid prime Yellow d.4a .J. HAR ACO.. The..tse..sa.. PORT WINE-50 qr. oasks in store, for sale by J. HARTd CO., s9 Teh,,pioulm n tr. d.r. lIPLIT PEAS-20 half bbla., landing froal 1hlp Oo&dW, tor i by RT d.¢4 t- J. cART C 'OFFEE-TOO bage Rio and Havana, for sale CANDLES-800 boxes Star, 200 bsa. Sperm, r.,..ulby Ceovga.Rn a ,e .,ren,., SPEHM OIL-8000 garons Winter. Bleached, Sf, rlh by J H. CARTER&CO., l I and 5IC. l -not AOKUM-1000 bales orhern, for sleO by RtIGARS-700,000 various binds, in store und .t w, 4y S. YWOYFF, 4l C,-O,,. V5 St I ARD OIL- 20 bbls. Winter Strained. ALCOHOL-Fletcher's, landing, f0 barrels, I l u, or by T. B. WINSTON, w Gra.ier ,tre ,TARCHI1-IiO boxes Fox's, landing, 25 lbs. -11, 1,a0y TM0NO It WIN OM5555vGh.0..-M-1. ISHED 011L-20 blls at 8. I., landing, for d b y T. H. W1N.' ON, 90. Uravi-r stret dr TMPEKIAL IEaALLAS-108 large siie Span SIOBACCO-Orders received formanufactured O y. Smnpl'.so.r,.Iy. ,a fel .rHOs a. WINSoN'TON0, 10 Gri, ..bet. OI)F1SH LIVER OIL-- kegs, for sale by Sd rs B.APELLI |ommo itre+L A RRlOW iOOT-7 cases superior Wast In I AF TOBACCO-68 bales fine Yucatan, for .blrlby RBUllL0oo..lCl«n'n.s- d.dS LOCKS OF ITALIAN MARBLE-For sale by BkRKLLI &CO..61 M-Wl. 45! AM ierces Agar Cured, for sale by RI ""F AWOaTa 0 T|.Io .14 F LOUl-200 Wba., for sale by 1 STON WLWOUTH.s Tdlspitoo.T.. W IISKY-60 bbls. Old Mononglhela, in V WI.. -4l Wir a, -ad Ri- Wb iky W tl., Wr -le by GUNNY BAGS-7j bales, in store and for .W. tby STONitBT,5 l K 0t ANDLES--1O 00xes Star and Solar Spertm, •for .I by STOmOA WLWOlt'ras ,Tc o|m.u"., AISINS-1000 boxea halrvesa and quartera, R ord b), STONS WALWORTH. 6 T4h.p-5m5 i»l EEF TONGaU 60 doeBn in boxes, for sale UbRTER ItOTTLES-llO groce Eoglihab. in J. ir. d fr a. W O8yVoij .xJgCaigjoi«i0 Hn, ~BbLai van·ll~~I~ !,rLMnr T rýy ve"91. Q 7LEAN. HA~-bud vug Tmmev.,ý1: nnwr noy.lk &Al.DUCOR.~CUTO......... nqoAN3,.i LA HACSM I..r............. L.C-..-frd ...d U Ew D- 2 W4..". IWg~U U' L nYR e~rmAUtL rul UATTLE OF Nk .IV b. p-d,.A 194 Y, H Or- -wly 1w UP ul~se A MPRIrHEATBRE-St. twds. padid.-. M. INMUw or f-=·. -III W.-r I -h .0,1,4=.o~ G-M ?W.- -ory sw-*wwt ma 9N BET AWD XFOV,6L AlmmoaxO~; n orootar'~91~·~q-4; MK A- twitli~aimrLy~lr ~n ~n.n Y~1~ Un ~i As ust w.Y·?I F.M.N., EF Th~ri·La~U*Lo~l d odt tb!!: X3e1ypbmtHb."x'I L.-.9 tb. ftdn PII(rY THOM- SADNYRL~ ArU UShI NAE ~L-NnK-h ,od r sumram ofnlr, maNTboasus P UPT". M- ill T. EVERT Do BALL! BALL' SALL'- Th' COMUITTES OF I~fVITATIOT... IL C1.0...oh. L.O ILNTUDoLg C.g'oW OOr~r .....y MC A.01 1*0 514...h. All th· w Ilmll w flý 0!4-h G RAND FANCY, DRESS AND U mrsoEBVE .LCH~T~~( CA. d H WId, T .p. Ur;V J...CDd il_ ....OMANAGtER.... J. Fl=, SL J.nQ 3B.,d FLO". I -aze ot i J.owh DI&Utl*; Jo". Br.4 ý I. it CDD FELLOWR HAL1 ASSOCIA- S I TUN.-4RBN I0. NAB.. F. OD. FELWW6 TALL. rd EVEBWG. H.. U.U l d Be..~, H... V h.IC"d. H. D .Wý 1 i. .U.., a. J. F. GCI-, O.T...hq SW G....... CIb Dum T-E 0 .I 1.Eb. I OO.v .4,, S.ih C I W H. R" 4.A.DUA o. :d! -wh L~; -;me W COUITU OTNIT~FO. RAID"AlIPT&YY H Wýh-... ~lT ONUI N wCll.& JONh.... -!V I!; *=C;. 4- -1OW~·m C H. C. IIJ, lr. S Ilk."DI...t. "T""ON BaLL TUAS40Y, A. ý U An .A.. .0.,..,. hldi t Mr 1 Tb f h. d A, B. ...A~ jh 'G D W. SHAW,. H F.b.. I ..Pi -a II.hua 0.l BTA'B)n,,A~i....a .O ho, SM'r· TB.ln 0.b. 0,b~ Yo.? IliAi r Ltb· -..ly ..op*B Ih T. ...COYIS..L 101. ...,q..t. .O .L·... .1.,. E N. ..f, P .h .kJ ',0~A..BOG. Ifflk. Odd IT .I. WB A. D ANCrNGACADEMY.-r. P.CL 0 NOIIIorWi. d p ll.I."''I Po,d- -tm b~tr.vn St. t x. .h.. bill .h h FA~ HIONAI'OAH6. Priva. Ci- 110 133 W 1-4 G dae 3.. 1 3UU*', TO.... fýlr I Child.. fr- 2 0.1.1k Il k dftk Madw Th Cle.0.6.or from b -.134t11 It. ..y night. V 'ILoRENIS SCIJOO& A R.h.1 .If Child.0 11. .d 4 lp. Qi Polygmxia..L, ZRW.A a tild yu i l ,.l. FOURTH DIRTRIC~a(fL4.ytt.) SUHOOO. 71. A,,sd..v i. th Jaek.. B I R-4 Jed- m ett, JJts arill p.. -7 7%.M.1 fr- .a. MOU 4.3. -d .,..y 5. WP M3r. CLI1Y .1ll ..b at b. hI. Aprd.. f.2, th. fIre Ihte i. 31.310, th...A.al VALSR ASI'X TEMPS. 33 pim by Wailf. It i. eadw I. by:. Lady.-4 G.W.o. "1take ga.th., D-.i-se ofllt3fll d vdlmly 1..AAWalt.3.C. -.I ll, lUSIC-The undersitned Sre pr mj3d FOIL.db BPROCMZ MTSC 11 3100 RADOS, BAlOL. PARTCO le8Yo, 333 ..133I 0.,...3 It lb .3,30 ..h Pu,"~I ~trlS· PoydCrlees JIIaoRtIIIR, -0 so. C r Z. MENR.6, USICAL PERFORMANCES -El 3 O1I.AR F. "Op.L h 33. eost,.3.I the.3odIonw VoIlt.NIOT AN*D RNDIOI'LI3 ORY4NK3TltR, I llrt'.031llnyoO.l-~t3M rll p.., A... b l yl~ly 10 iP. TO.· .2ul 33.T.I.3. ...T. AA.M. Tb YI~I d hllno bU H· UP~U 1 33,11 3 ARIVAL OF MADAME ADOPHE.-The A J.0y onrlw l ut ."lol Mf t- A~n DOLPHR, k V~~dd w TRIPATILPHIST 1.t· rl A. ..y. :Z, .r~ th ,Mi R·g. I. a Nd W A. W.a. n.,,,, di Wi. A- d l.yI .1hiA ,I t' 1w .110-,ft d f rh r~r~i.11 ..pti.. .,p A.niyn dgbd.. 1· o a L·rorlp..iA..,. .ill d. I AULI at. P g4jr PRISOANO .gl Whq I·nIdy hbd tn io· rm b y VIAldn 1 b·Wna ,.~aYPiJnIt lf 6CI7 At.E#, ..h .gI i i, h- W .4b, t. 'a! ngt A lAMP PtMPETRERT IWPPAAP .d. 2 d AIIAZME LEW 18-Thi celebra ted A14 Ail. a "d Gllatj'_ B t Ni..W- b f-ue~·ll ~t b., eiiad VAS U TUAima 0. 01. -14 4".. I A RfiCLES AT WHOLESALE 4 1'. b.- MRA-d UlfRABISINS; luur~FOK'S SFA5CUI. 2OW-.· LONAWOmsTA 6H00PAGNE1 95 6.. RUsHeD Jo., l Li Ns. I S5AP; ..N?:6 W. 117R;6DL.S~ 20 1L.ktcd'Vsd~..O0A Mra'y Ca BRANDY; LRa..af GOn AraaA ;7,q-id .dU, ia..h by -L, N. B. WI.NSTON 0.5 GW.aS.. I 1CE-60 tieroes Carolina Ricslsr sale by L~ drll HARE~LLI (11 ar- Its. 111-56 ?puncheous superior (M Jamaica R uo-- -.forr 1- bl A F. 1XVITRAAN &CO., r h..ita,..5. FIRE CRACKERS-5I haes superior No. 5, 5.5.51.. A. F. COCIIRSN (DO U) es aln hadY al T 1WINE-140 bales Twins, hr, sale by &daa A. F. COCHRAN A C-). V Th.57 %4 sno% B U hR-400 kepg Goshen and Westerni, a ·a-d P..kw% f- .10.k WuISIKY- 60 bbls irs dlouble diq sMM UO W*~bik .16.ru GAE. F Co.. 4154 "aOld L.-... MRED APPL ES--ln tiereas, blm, and b=,, PICKLES, PRMERVES AN# ZUTOWPS.. A DG~irFF&OM. tk.4* H ER IN bblI, V is. fo sale by 0 A a.D KIV O d 41 W0L.-.. Q'UGM -100 Ibe. Suars NewYork Sga ScRACXERS-2o bos, for esae by L P11 L mmyv1 b..Mft~ BY~w *1- P 5 vUDA m. nrn a,,,, WIW mLi US I.~ RI QUEPYNIB ILO in~.t 4LAWn a*u* i ur (m.cl~nnr 73 1 4 (YAL lyl by =a& f Gel -SH and .1 .·Ul?.'G9ARLS 4 2,;1Nk~lgN it tllrasq r ______~ I i* PATEN~T B2"MTO O6 35 ~·rism" db a NEW PA REMYEDY hL ST9 SM IIDBI h1,--bfWdIOULTX I iR"DY W t -t- 0 f., HILAD n CAR WWammaIam I N. f-FfllY DftAYqI COFIH-&=1jjbit His

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.1 H. ~hip Agn aLd ,H b., Ooinmiasiend ion Mer *p Aen and Exr Im J#Qsa ts- $0 toreys at Law. Fi tor and Coin Vogierrean ______ Layes aidl D. r imts La ffdd -d T.11 if.L' ai liadwrean Il sign rb1" Vw.. f* t QfrcefE aa a i B uAblq "d At At. 2, Tohoupitoulam treef LRO JON Dd,.. A'. o,, Attorm B .a d Coun -d Ci ..i. 1. FAIJComnok-sion and Fat WAad CounseG hi D1 X. A.. P!rl tl ZZL El hi, NLAND. No. W V9CO~ Cton factois an~i 160 94 OK.,-~ 0., 1, 1 J SIMPSON, Note, Stock, Ex D~ UM.L7oe lroker alnd j LO.Nrrlur il~(;i, SOLMAN, Attorneys at Law, N. Wholesale and Retlil Apott wof c-r Cap -n1f rlrreL. STH., 161 &yal street, corner o; g ioceAP. F Aricls -d Pr.f. BZSTMO ;.mBT3 A at Law, 27 OES Ent, St o nioiz. iid.g NO 'Real Mstate, Stock, Note No. I Commietoor I.,t H.. CO., Commiaeion and a., Pamilyýreoer, 71 Cacul Attorneys and Counsellor 14 X.,* W. Pb-, R) (late Walton, tan Commission and For A--umy .1Lnr TY, Ofice lo. 10 Bankb W ,M a h a n t, Ve n 0 MnccU~Y~flarr. al.l S CO., Importersy-.tr IP C,,t ·llj t NA0r* IS It AN"I I i ·.UNRDJRRDEAUX RRA )kND 0IiAM1;V N I, M INI: 11T.rOLLA M%,JAIATCAIC*ntU5LIe. -8l &-BUO., J., Lwporterm and MA A., C~omm~ein joy Mr AMTLUEL, Importer of Wines, P., Attorney sn1 Counsellor 0. CO cotton Factors and M., G-, Jro llri.r. B inlcl L 11 1, LA1YAuETD ENC' -1OIE r O kLtO at I& jqr r ýJ. T...l~la~-. W.; 1'i.. GA.-, 1, 0. P0. IIHowAi LODGE NO. 1I AurIr.YHO Y YLNIN Dr. ThS ,.I S.,, b. yEa.-y Loblu vo&A~slembly will A.4DRURSIDAY f 0.L S.. 1 .11 1 AM", 1151,,ld V~y l N S f ,ryVRjlYEVIDNY-E 4.,A @4' T. TSlr n I. -is. I 1. W..... W. P.: I.S.@wl.LITS. JI-l @111l.1.· ti ensnraPnceAunnnty r iid ER AA1OF P~SaALEFIAE 1. P 'dn, ýsid-t.... RWCItO TOI THII ROU'R 4M1 WEST, 1IInIINELO1SAýE. Avo.. ILI3111N DRONE. jt ýoI o wl ao. WHITEE mk~OR n-OARRo ~tenuissee Marine and Fire Insurance Co. CAPITAL......................S I O 00,0EL. JOllH NA. HILL, P ..ji -t. JIOSEPHII VAULX,. -,t,,, rlr This loux fttffibld Comy-F, ith th, lort amp], o, lb oobo, .11. i d '.&i'o., oAlIRn w 0,101. RIVER. S,.A naI FIRE oIUo,.. Fi IORETO, rERREINE (0) AI mlsrb1i O,,hbb~ AL 1 ~E ool0 Franklin Marine and Fire Insurance COM~PANY OF NneW YORK.. CATITL ALL PAID I1. M.I. I.. AVERY.&ro...tyoADY Hudse ve; ine nd FireInmram ceC mpanY. eP T 0J AID IN. OAOIINS NOXRONR, S.Il. ABIJAII IACE, PFoint. Irs. ne 1-- Sm, IE.oid l NM oo I L i., ..i. 01.,,,,.. I49 rooom FOAFONy1 FE. Rtold-IgI tAoiq b-l pp,-TIh- A-,, fl,,b-0. C-1r-i0., i. p;FplFd-oI I hý FPli, ONT THIl' ARlOS FAN oOOAUL.A EERMS ?A.lh- 2- or ldlF bAy MAIRPaN, HlOMl, 01500 biAA FIRE ORASKS, od tbo ,t-tim of Ilel pFl0lh, k I wo tb. fitt 01. THIE PFRRIUIFNS REF1:l-E. ARE REFEINEP A.' hA iho FAIFN, ofaliIOE*EF tlb buo.t- oe rnoj i:'110115ith ilhE -upaoiox, wd6 a pemion-rt Fud of ý60,0001 i, i- moid I-er f- thl .cwitýy 0101 Io.loOfltooao 041R0 Ihlh C-pF-i01 0 o.l rW FOAR W F. W their bit. l. Ho N{AR 1-i C. M A OtO. A-t. S C.A. 1,. 1. K ~cn CreeSc.fatua1' LIw~ance Company. Y. tliqSolI5',55. 1,3 555 94 Es,.dJ f SS.i~m.Sss,945k ··rddd'.s l 111.15.15 "91 1I iek.. I ,ly 5 91,1 1547 II, ISSI -4554.11, S fin m ..It 59o.1I.......... 6 9, "8 I.&Mwv 1 ý* m lo'., r_ 1 I'M FIFa."alm M... l6,1~ 1 L--...rx 161. 5 55 y 65 sISI.... 1 EnT.#w .......5 5 5 00I 1, 5 Wl", :ý7 6l N I.yI,..5..d&%.sdi.gd.ITH5R1YSE Ir........is The,..4 C-pany h.SSS the Colly IA I RowEau1ý1Wa= o I ai f ..........96,1JO7 Bil. E ou N.9 ....I5 I,..I 115.. 5SIS5... 00l 3d 17550551 5 M .A. ..1 i S.. Dmý for r in D uo runo ofc llect ................1,34 Cl. I ,S............... ..N.s0.....A.5.l, i. T. L~L.A. WSI .TGSstv.. be,.d-,vd to l.. y an itd---h,,SIX F.PNT.s..th. ..ltisg, 1.5,5pr5.1Wrthoypsr·of IBd SS., the hWas.s thereof, or their lega r Wpresatativ, an and fillet Lb 91h day of AW. Ul They .·L~fan dirided of THIRTY PERCENT. --the earned Pyinalums ofibe Company fo, tb, you, nd,.,9 the IBth July, 11111, 11m rhllb 11ticat.. will be L.sd -d wwr;o the SECOND MONDAY I. September t (Signe~d) C. J. MALN" JNiSo1W.-. Y. THONTAS A. ADAITS, P-pident. M. 9REENW()O]I:- V-P, Pl.1id.t. C. J. 1L~sorqa~r~r~pv .0r; :ar,- Aug-~ 1, 1851. CJAo"ct-yTRWýTE NS A Adýs-, r 1j Bsmair ol irn' B ",ko, Go Jvw, .Sr.h;r R. B.lrflin t7. c.Dr.urlo. 1.~YS~mtn P.4, kiU·U·On.,) M JI. 'Ch.nsn A. J. M-ýnoy, So,- 111 K-n.1-_; T F Qr, J~.Bo;a. W;C~oilau C. J.Meekr, w NI Vout. 5ýst~9 The Liverpool and London Fi-e and Life INSURIANCL COMPANY.· paid l 4 p.4.. t. 'ow' RI nopp...pIp..d IA,,................:...... 1,24 Wo;~ifng C.Pitg-T.. Mlillitse. Thne H..dred -I~ F.,ty. ThrTlZZO liability alt a Stookholdin, t at gj,'atdrno;:i ugncr-h most jrb rhat-ily to the pabhlr-i3 now Pre a".l t' -we n gmtont 6imoea Pe swith the blatu fil C-Pao;.l. Iriml will be Vmpt Wd lib, L~I~B. BIIBB,~Ft.O~~ ISt. ChlY.·t is BOARD Or REELRENCE IN NEW ORLEANS: S-0 l~Nicbbll.., A. H.o., A. iP4~Py S. A. iL.,, Wa.F.Uos, J.O.&hb, S.E4EAb, Z. Opts.. DTIRXAWOO IN NPEW TOaBE JAB. !BROEWN,Ch4dk.. 1jCon~r D~poty Ch-.nm let hlW. leE,, SOLvi.g-., Ed. F. Wrw-, G. W. OE,, 'A m. B. W--- F-'- r--C i rdm Be-Ury.rg --l o f~n.n~rlrfh.Iral 'i Rcme Mutual Insarance Company of NEW ORLEH2HH, 1:1 Wil. h .,tbmlcri td ritl d $213,60, iH I-p-d 1.-i dk l. 1;-, W .E .N ;I, JH .H, A. H: N- 0 A A .lH.Hii, JOH, JOHN I R..CH SHAW V R. S trTora·blis huairxiih. .Sb~~l~rnn; A.H J. E. .,41, ,*Ab· H, 0,HH. 0 H WA~t,,TT TUHITEHO: J.. H,,l, J. P.... C '1.1..7 Wil hiT. NewOrleans Agency of the blutual Pro TAIOI, IF'HA,, OF 1lNA, HSlll'. U,,, ANY' RIVER(S. MFY. Al, .S Pie, to, Jr., NJ.lrLBar, 'Lntarr 11 '1:P.SniL Jihni AHno,. B. R. TAT K,N,,r T.Iy N A. a H, HHHL .H S al.ý- J. lna BR: .E Hlnln Ki.. F!I. A.H obrln A: -f. 1) i II.J:khTd L.11. kr·, T. A Th..-l A. I it' -.ar. Fciu ad. i. Pi·lViý.Ira~~t C. J. F. W.-T.1, l~elr~ I'OCAL DERECTORS Tbl:- K. lr, K.I! mur G-o W. la: jV931y WNI. A. JOYINSOl)'i, A~ul, 2a -1.1 ueis PL -.e Merchants' Insurance Company of New OL ............ALL PAI IN CAPITAL $9 '0,000 .........ALL I INS .A6k]ý.,t h +,r I'pim MAM ANr t;L+:ric..O,,t. tjm Vt.)t.,,,t +l, it u,.. ,I ,,t ..c, Mutdal Benefit LJii aind Fire Insurance Itd~ I',d 'i, P-4MAL Lp U Ia 0f th, pPPQa, a Lii. allrli ilO Ir~do~n V1, ....l~d cl~ ilr. -1. -c?~L -0 a 0!hi,, .0-1- W hj, 1-d U~l)NY C;I~itonFan~acll th iir· nlDcb~l. u~nipnruP· r. alliruunr n !11li ri ld hrli~l ir .~eiaul siduy~ sAXClIIANUE lhANK, 2s OClamiup street. 1 A.'K r If A TlAK ON 0 NEW ORKir, rPIA.III:DEL.1TIA, BOSTON, BAITIMOIIRE, CHAI!LESTON, SAVANNAIH, MO(BILE, I.OUISVII.LE, CINCINNATI. 11 E AiNI) KW tATtIoKP h O0tl 7I IAIN'. B3URLAPS-]0 bI I to 4A mche- Tir LA!!' PAoIIRT--MANU AC.hTpURED FO0s OURLAPS---0 bhale, ·40 iuchet, for AP O IB ýH. S T"U.l..Cf., ltr l"o.pi, ixlu .1. mro n V"Z c. B.OARDING.-Miig. W. S. YouM;, 120 HCADE IOTEL, R. S. 1M01USE, P'o I purioi.-Thn. ~·tJ·IlL f 2 k.- L. 1 Mr Tb h:- b.. thR KbhIY rp-11d -d. SONTI BTREET VERANDA, (formerly tb. C.Cý, lHCRjj uOI) PO'I[ ThCZT, b,,i-. Cbtý, (iOMMERUoAL HhOTEL, rituad at0beCi" n, Olb6H',I B161116 hi.&I 'hFitrt i.breH·c~toll t hi. fri..d. -d "ý.MX~ -1j'A -ithtýý bc" wr"-'ý ýl~drs 116 110111 l1fT*6l 1)ir6166 nito 01.~ TI iL IEHOL BiROOK L AD WS' ()S CIi? -MURPHY";HIOTELaud ILOSTAU dAM's 8bSTER SALOON This I> NEW aND EXTEN'BTV SIIN NALOON ,WhkR STdA. CHAA A R S HTRREET' RICAon ia Ll III A. A IAli l A e n ~i qrl lIi`~ il: -111 h- till RONCISf\( 'ihe un~lrArlcara l-( riiA W; Il-A A Ail A A Ai' IA A lA Ir l ii i;;.i n RE M EMM-A-J. 0 T 1 1.l""l'';uC.]rli ,olrcl hd EDUCATLO(N. p UI I 1C SCII)) L, First, Itist ii,:t.-- Thic it gP rBII S( '!IO I,,, S1o0. ld I!iStrlt.-- Th N i Gl l ý3 ¢ll I II. 1 N Is S ..t.-- l I, .ll .n F nil,. Pr;ipMl s ua ,cl I Sr-Dr o 1t E 1 o,, T o- 1ir,,trt. 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Md r lxv~d by~aw go hol 1,1-stione far Manombers o the aosuanea mblrt op- ond hb 11t poll 1. r-yr riiiriti of the Slat, at the ýmtdeti a i,-d by 1.wamtý the tlr~t Tint~hiý 1. Ntoeathr, fiael to the itiio r~·t~urilttr phidoltY amiit lutt,41h. rmc-ol 1 4oirs -Lb Lat, ad inthwitti intilt dit toit- tho- to tb.rernr. .,.ws; leteenoroitt ~rith -.1ingll I- npmo the otij.,t of 1,1,tlo..; 1,npon the o-rijit of ..41 ralo., the fifh 'Allinlitl [it 4., erib,,. It tho r-irs. L. 6.4r ru 111llS b.11 bo th-loty( of th, I!,- so- th. So-Wereh r of 6-o~, th, Alto.uiy Goo-.I) -1 th, State T,,-i,. ;r, in h, in-tni r I-e-, 1. ..:,y d 1 1. 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;ý .t a i Hogc The' 1rieft eewlide p~eed since di >n bee 'sa no l sa has 4late coe O d OiOtM £aboeE of 3ew ob smightljs ;:r~* lol~~1Bv F~~f~~a t Stet ýa sEoliateeJ hoº, 7 drd (3ez.. Oneuhav oicnq. e4 yevtpathisedl with his Wuilly, r4tii~bhOle' l rio~oe ralsOj ournfui s-. lion. iimoou~utu 9 latnt., Lie geat poi6 i d. u4 Jnsfseea ,eise' 6i welltried a trs; i lt atfitfa servics, it tk l utliedts, have wesed 8d l? i u4hout thsoe.on4.. try, and Lave' r fflihoi' lasting pia ine our histoery.. In the i~our1' f That suitamer 'onsk.eirabl, an..etw cw epiled fir k Ott time by an, ofi; oat h Iottooelmon foi.,a ,e.-o grd'ent of Great. tn iec that eiralges h 8b dltiveun for the pro tgoa t' of the'fisoierle upor the coasts of the Iltish provinoet in (lethA jmeriea against the' alleged oeroabhm ts .jh p shiog voessel of the nited Stateso'cl rnoae. The oaortnea of 4th itlef'nd the 'oisoun of the year seempd o hmk it a tter of uirgent Importance, It was at first,apprthen8ded tlut an increased n...i Val force hei bebn,ordered to thi fishing grounds tp; arry into ea pt .tl'e Briqtissl nterpretatiaa of refyrenc to' f.o'tro' uttent of which the two govinnments liff. 'w 't W .o ascertained that'such was eig eat Britain, and sati factory de e real objects of the measure n "gi' `thl hereo n4 i$ Londop. The unadjuused d!*erence, litiyever, between the two governments aseto the interpretation of the first articletf thlconveletion of 181'is still' re matter of ihporteneeo: Antericun .ftlhng yes-. olels wt~h pine ir ten year halve been excluded !rom woaterse to ehbic theybad 'free access for %teety-fivo yearsr r the .negotiation of the treaty. In t8¢5 t e,"tolosiou was relaxed so fParw eosemnal 6ayef Fusndy, bit the just .hd liberal lat tiun of the tlonte government in compliance with what we think the true con etructlon of the olnwensetn, to open all the other outer bays to our fIlhermnen, was aba.ehied'in rtneequence of'jhe oe itiofi of the'polouies. "Notwietietandin$ thia' e' United States",haver Bay of ant was re-opened to our in 184Iphtsuoed the most, liberal ern the oo ial hing pnterests. By e wof 181, ItIe duties on colonial our ports, were very greatly re duced, tend y the warehousing act it is allowed to be entered in bond without the payment of duty. r this way colonial fish has acquired the monopoly of the export trade in our market, and is entering to some extent into the. home consumption. These facts were among those '"hich increased. sensibility 'eof our filshing inter@at, at the mloiement in quetdono, These circums4a ees and inoidents "above al 'tluded to have'led .me to think theb moment fa vorable for a rpo'nalderanito of the entire sub jeeoof the fisheries on th toasts of the British proti with' a view toblace tlhen upon a more liberr footing of eiolprocal privilege. A .willihpn'nswtotiit ue in sonieorrangement of this kind s'ite htlersood to exist, On the part of G(reat Britali,; with a desire on her pars.to in elude is e'eomprehensive aettlemente, as well this ubjeet as the cinmercial intercourse be tween the'United States and the h3ritieil prov inde., I hal thought that Wha *tira;e-. mends may be Wade on these tfw it i expedient that they Lhonld be esp, arate conventions. The illness of the late Secretary of State prevented mnce muet of the eontemplated no ains 'have been taken to collect the n re auired for the dete*''of .hclo an, oet. The suliject is attended with oonsider i eaulty g.t it found practicpble to eOae to an agreem.lt mhtually acceptable to the two par ties, conventions may be concluded inthecourse of theoprdeent winter. The eontrol of Conoreso over ail the provisions of such an arrmanuelst et, affecting the revenue, will of' course b reservedl. Tile afnairs of Cla firmnel a prominent topic in my lont ennual messagge. They remain in an uneasy condition, and a feeling of alarm and ir ritation on the part of the Cuban authorities appears to exist. This.'.eling has interfered .ith the regular commercial intercourse be tween the Unite `States and the Island, pnd led to ..ieactls bf itbih we have a right to com pl.c.. But the Cantaen General of' Cuba is elothed with no M.er toswat with fbreign gqf. jrnments, n6r .1e in Iaty degree under the controo."the 8pui tsh Minister at Washington. A4ny, com nuni.tion which he may bold with an .agent of -foreign power is informal and miatter of courtesy. Anxious to put an end to the ex isting inconveniences, (which seemed to rest on a iseconception,) I directed the newly-appoint ed Minister to Mexico to visit Havana, on his way to Vera Crur. IIe was respectfullyreceiv ed..y the Captain General, who conferred wiih hii frpely onf the recent occurrences; but no rmanentarrangemieant was effcted. In the mean time, the refusal of the Captain eneral to allow passengers and the.mail to be Slatnded in certain case, for a reason ich does not furnish in th.l onaion of this Government even a good presumpive ground for such t.pro hibitisn, has beenpde the subject of a serious remonstrance at-s tri&; and I have no reason SdouFtthat dderespect will be paid by the Go vernmqej of 1Her Catholioe Iajesty to the repro aenta i let our Minister has been in struc e eon the subject. It stice to the Caltain Geqeral to add, tL Chis endot towards the steamners employed to car yho mails of the United States to Ha vana,hh withh the exceptions abo've alluded to, been niared with kihdnes* and liberality, pnd indicates no general purposeef interfering with the commercial correspondence and intercourse between the island and this country. Early in the present year official notes weore received from the Ministers pf France and Eng land, inviting the Giovernment of the United States to become a party with Great Britain and France to a tripartite Convention', in virtue of which the three powers should severally and ooileetively disclaim, now apd for the future, alt intention to obtain possession of the Island of Cuba, and should bind themsselves to discounts pnce all attempts to thit effect on the part of .ny powergty individual whatever. This invi tation has 'lben respectfully declined, lfr rea sona which R would occupy too muchli space in this communipation.to state in detail, but which led me to think thatthe proposediseasure would be of doubtful. constitutionality, impolitic, and unavailing, I have, however, in common with several of my predecessors, directed the Minis ters of France and Englandto be assured that .th)United States entertain n'design against ~A)ba; but ts.t, on the contrary, I should re gard its incorporation into the Unio.i at the present tinh as fraught with serious peril. Were this island comparatively destitue of in h4itants, or occupied by a kindred race, I should regard'it, if voluntarily ceded by Spain, as a most desirable acquisition. But, under ex isting circumstances, 1 should look upon its in corporation into our Union se a'very haznrdons measure. It wgnld bring into the C6Oifederacy apopulation f diffhront national stock,ppeak fa ifferent gsOunge, and not likely to har monize with the otter me ic ts. It would pro bably affect in a prejudici anterb e indus trial interests of Ithe South; and it nmight re vive those conflicts of opi n .etween the dif ferent sections of the coon lately shook -the Union to its centre, have been so happily.co q rmised. P;d eh jwon by.the Mexcaion congress of the venti-o which had been doncluded between that, Republic and the Untoedl.tates, for the protet s of a transit way aoor the Isthmus of 5riuantepee and of the int..d of those cit isne aithe lUnted Sta'tes wsolpad become pro prietoer of the'righte which lixejco had confer .]red on one of her own citizens in regard to that R has thro serious obstacle in the 1y ý .i ý ýft a'p ýy >1;" Ianair A u i td sS d8f the haod far tiR oommsu San Juan d0 cp of a ouihd 4 The tion Iiieeuo U peon t Q RIIVu Aod shipble to NucarapgB. *lih are. traail u ian ba j pa srtof a i0 ld Th~euiP whon uhi tioa assil @nho 001 ;udfbe o Noicer %Apj OdI buse ahndl 5tt16 ,hiolia trail. fo r l iyur nath u urg b "or ohd lop a it Oifra tohatu or thoitr apyrmnt tThe jeoont rovoltipin B s and i oofedergtod 8.t ,tiulrv*ug pdheot ome anima if a efri':5int· o p 3innsi 'Fmtn iemproved !r'sta te. of this b ot thoiuw Co rfodetasy,4;~ the-of't~t' ip tho(iu oommforo to the i haymive on io tufe th'tlo trevhota.lofi tBuenLt t: and` theoyesyo a trie d}p'tedtivingopeneds h-¢roosj-C toet"fand Statpove at we mighthn i oak t `wiihtl invitato,oCutjllniutor 1~'~Y)~~~jj; nod our Chorge dGofferges'nt fluGro-eayohkt besa fnoly authortned to -oncguct te with t gfrt tbe~liowly-or:ganioud'cofedoratlon,, or thut~~ Sdelays which havo takef ofth ew'cnod of the n "w Guforrnlt, tlukva o t ~t~rintud sthe oxqcutio" of thooe ine ike initedd Sates, f ia'Y we ·Jgl.raow i to n t "and our Charge dCopAtriere at be noe Ayrea1ff been fully auth~rorizd'ococueo dte h A .eaty o ommneree has been conelue~J tween the United States and the |iiedia BRe. public of Urtagay, which will .be laid before the Senate. Should this Vonesstton g no h l ersioan, it will open to the a inmertial prise of our citizensa eou of great extent, and unsurpassed in natural urces, lup froam whlebiforeje.nations hace·ben hitherto almidst wholly exclcded. The correspondence of the late Secretary of State with the Ptrtlvion charge d'affaires rela tive to the Loboa Islands was commupicatei to Congress toward the close of the last segsalon. Sinte tihattime, on further investigation ofithe eubject, the doubts which had been entertained of the titleof Peru to those isluids have been removed; undI have deemed it just that the remporary wrong which hbd'.been unintention ally idne her,'from.want of infbrmation, should be repaired by an unreserved acknowledgmeat of her sovereignty. I have the satisfaction to inforni you tltatthe course pursued by 'eru has been creditable- to the liberality of her government. Bffore it was known by her .that her title would bb ahk`owledgedat Washington, her Minister of Foreign iatnitr had authorized our charge d'a fairs at Lima to announce to the American ves eels which had gone to the Lobos for guano, that the Peruvian Government was willing to freight them on its own p.ccbunt. This intention has been carried into dibot by the-Peruvian t Minis ler here, by an trrangement which is believed to be advnta~geous to the parties in interest. Our settl4dmnt oin the shores of the Paslfic have already given a gr~at.extensiot, and in odmb respects a new direction, to; our commerce in that ocean. A A direct anudrapidly increasing intercoutsahas sprung up with Eastern Asi. The waters of the Northern Pacific, even into the Arctie sea, have of late years .been frequented by our whalemen. The application of steam to tie general purposes of navigation is becoming daily more common, and makes it desirable- to obtain fuel and other necessary-supplies at con veaient points on the route betweel Asia and our Pacific shores., Our unfortunate country nmen who from time to time suffer shipwreck on the coasts of the eastern seas are entitled to protection. Besides these specific objects, the generiel prosperity of our States on the Pacific requires that an attempt should be made to open the opposite regions of Asia to a mutually beneficial intercourse. It is obvious that this attempt could be made by co ppwer to so great advantage as by the United States, whose con stitutional systein excludes everyideaof distant bloneial dependencies. I have accordingly been led to order an apprhpriate natal' force ,to Ja-. pun, under the command of a discreet and, in telligent officer of the highest rsank knowi, to our service. ne is instructed to endeavor to obtain from the Government of that eountry some relaxation of the inhospitable and anti quated system which it has pursued fbr about two centuries, He has been directed particu larly to remonstrate in the strongest language against the cruel treatment to whiolh our hip-. wrecked mariners have often been subjected, and to insist that they shall be-treated withhu manity. He is Instructed, hbwpver, at the same time to give that Government the amplest assu rances that tse objecets of the United States are such and such only qs I have indicated, snd that the expedition is friendly and peaceful. Notwithstanding the. jealousy with, which the Governments of Asia regard all overtures 'from Ioroigners, I am noti~ithout hopes of a benefi cial result of the expedition. Should it be crowned withasuccess, the advantages will not be confined to the United States, but, as in the' case of China, will be esially eijoyed by. all the other maritime powers. 1 have much satis faction in stating that in all thg steps prepara tory to this expedition the Government: of the United States has been materially aided by the good offices of the King of the Netherlands, the only European power having any commercial relations with Japan. In passing from this survey of our foreign re tatious, I invite the attention of Congress to the condition of that department of the Government to which this ,branch of the public business is entrusted. Our intercourse with foreigni powers has of late years greatly increased, both in con sequence of ous own growth and, the introduc lion of many new States into thefamily of no tions.. In this way the Deopartment of State has become overburdened. It has, by the recent es labliahment of the Department of the Interior, been relieved.of some portion of the domestic business. If theoresidue of the business of that kind, such as the distribution of Congressional documents, the keeping, publishlisg and distri butionbf the laws of the United States, the ex ecution of the copyright law, the siliject of re rnievcs and pardons; and seme other subjects relating to interir, d administration, should be transferred to the Department of State, it would unquestionably be for the benefit of the public service. I would also sugg~ot that the building appropriated to the State Department is not fire-proof; that there is reason to think there are defects in its construction, gaid tnot lhe archives of the Government in chargeeof the Department, with the preoious ollections of lhe manuscript papers of Washihgtopa,. effer son, Hamilton, Iladisdn, and Monroe ire-expos ed to destruction of fire. A similar ressiark may be made of the buildings appropriated to the War and Navy Departments.- The condition of the Treasury is exhibited in the annual report from that Department. The cash receipts into the Treasury for the fiscal year ending the 80th of Jdue last, exclusive of trust funds, were forty-nine mil lions seven hundre4 twenty-eight thousand three hundred, and twenty-si dollars and eighty-nine cents, ($49,728.8 89,) -And the expenditure for the same period, likswise inolu sive os trpgs funds,.were forty-eimillionsm ve thonqppd elylaiundredApd edai ia Iad twenty ceut#, 4(46.007,898 ieh nine oilliops ob4r hdted ad sand eight hunired andi and eighty-three dongs ,(30,46,816 ount of the principal and interest sbilo bt, including the last instalment of the iudem nity to Mexico, ubder the treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalo, leaoo b- lan 14,682,1 87 8 7 4dulaY ý~ edsi ýg ItchIii ~~~jpmotthepes,~~ Ofeto dhiaieý bio ~Iee ohhIDA qa tit 1ltfr iin p:ot d>s~n l 40 V thirtytae~vmrrif (ýý ,fltlS, $7); a 'Ormt-%~ee tna fmRemevI featetoslewdspdLot selon of our mospotures boo. fhosopoAbofl houopetl:o t ou prm d.n r) tos 1tOA of Ohs1 esois3V' hdoe iorbah,. 4 int d aps e i m il od o `ddlfo ~oh 4,frqy J nloG. were plty ~.bedO~i O o.jt.eo ito pro. p' iid'fditbt j~g otthepkoe b -ofbtrn roiýedp ,ý iohi hpy J elado Ofo 0 hI Owbnd a~;f~ bll(l~ lodeiLpsohoi 01d aei ed't Ch gte: b y.opeqertn 6a tloe ipý, O ndl tine of Rhs oae1r I hi s ut reeyeat~54g tha u' m it: fDanst or oropitol pd .psaotie*sfll·hri~wsoh 000.00 to 'beuooridd,'oJhd.'uns hs be psot~oood tori 01.0. frmg rot oompe bobroooohsond .Heýoouhe oeooidb of bytug Oboso 6001., uron d uptyttd'o awhtlop h o bttiCon' otlpthoe authOsos hratol sr OdhaCh a unm epren On Sohis qba boset' oroohsn. Dtie huue~rnhonid pooh coarstot not mhigh to re. alhalurra ýu a 1I ýh.tnlionld he eobrddUod uoas tb png'ýdulul euwoe 0 abtstusd bsL oompotitloo tO e e tfoe prlos1 of1 o oofoloo. dbe iC lo to OI lomnrmer~~~0 wh~~ 6rstiesc*lh IteL 000 horotlusid. This grs would loss tOh mechai y ten i de ori oved foroor rOi6 a eortoile'ltuoehog our iaytroposohavs aukadrlOgdlf reoIOOU~c~ dasic: of theatotwhobon eOborupplhhroes o In'ed of Othsead aJ~ottp·, Fdyllat t and wedkh ev p totioia. aes> upon is pro.th A.other qteetioe, ehtidy d petdelot-of proteetiol. tatis, whther. tb dopes Iqetod tttd beep the i..teý of 1e ab.lc a tee pla l bte acCOrdtng to quitlr ati tned by Weight or measure. ALL ur dut. msaae tpasenoedtlot p, ;o. pArt .hipOent Onttie oUftry, Mo. commercial tooli-tve ffoold it tdspeable, for the ptrpo m of pserentioghiboud and prior, o mam the thtote Spoltb whenerý te arooticgotle cr a o.mlfoeL delo woioht or meaceteaso.nu'tfye dt. Leg. b tie rhoult 0ne0er eooi.ge dlhheatj Or crmob It te impo tblr that te t r i.tete o.aret athe ptort where tl'g. deb are entered ned eue dt.e pPid ehoid'lthooW with certaiotly wbatthey costinth f reig n couontry. Yet the law t otirts that they should lony p shty" aeerdlog to such cost. They are therefore compeledltorreorytb very uct e-tihfatoryevltenoe'to orertatel what thpt ost we. They thke the invoice of the imrporeri. atc4"to by hit ooth an tbhe bet evidece of which the toure of the ea.e admits. But veryooa must see that the invoice may be f.briated. and theoth by ,wiolbch it is supported false. `y reoo of whihob the diehohbet lmpertor pays a par, oly, of thoduteewwhlih are paid by the honest rn. and. tho, indiretly retreeie froet the treaeury of the United Stateo a roword for his fr.d and perjury. Tb_ reportef,, the Secretaryl of the Tretoury heortoofoe- taoeo is this uhjrct thoa coneoudiely. that. titer foudst lave hene practised two geat 6iatnt. "Thaltb de is to des that ..ib mort obhate f.tore which our menrpeots avoe i.ot. `ot sotoihted to dafcotbd th. Ibveornmot It t oven'ue; to break down the]m e Jess yidý haneoo4 ocopeoto; c00l11 Ef.intth ebo ineeaof mportation to forelgn and ireepoeaible agents, to the Srcot detlment ofocr own dttloens. I tOhrelore again morot earontly reeommeoobd the adoption of epeelto ciutles wherever it is practioable, era hbome alolation, to prevet these frpudo. I would alooageoin calt yourattentlion to tho faet that the pesent thriff in come.bases impores higher duty opot the raw material. Importeadtha upon the artisle ocoufactured from it, the conseorooeee of which it that Ohteduty operates to the wetoeragement of the foreigoer and thedireooorgement of oorown cltizenot. or fue l attd dotailed ioformaeon in regard to the geo oral oodiltion of one Indian affthe, I respetftlo refer Jo to the report of the eoelohy of the Interior, and the accompanying documents.. The troate not havlng thought proper to rtify the tretie whilch had beeo negotiated with the tribeal of Io dis.uin California and Oregonoune relations With them ha.e been left ln.oa ere unfitctory eondition. tO other parts of o; teoftttoq prtieutor districts of ountry have been set apart for the exclusive obeupatton the Indians. and their right t the l.id&iwithlbn thote4imo Its ha' been acknowledged and repeoted. BUtio CaJt forla and Oregono there .haos oees oegt.egeitioe by the (overement of the qxcipive right of the Itdians to any part of tho o.uty. Theyare therforee.eers teono c t tuLet oen andllahleto be driven ft*pltoie to ploe, at the pireaure of the whites. The teotleas witeh have heen rjeoj proposed to rem edy this evil by alltottipg to tb.dffreot tribes distrii of eonnolry Ipitole to their hao ~i lifie, ant sLffiient .co ttitr sutpport. Thih provlsiop, more than any other, it is eioieved, let to thet erjetleto anod as no 0bsetitut foe it hbeahee adopted by Congte, it hoe not been doemrd advoable to attemtpt to entee into new'treaties of a per. p.tneetoharoeter, althoulgh noW4or hoas-heoepood by temporary aarngements to preserve friendly relations with them:' If.t he the desire of Cogress to'eemove them from the couutry altogether, or to assign to them prtioulte die. trits more remote from the settlements of the white, it will be proper to set apart by law the territory which they ore to ccpy. and to provide the meoans neoropar tor re. mov(nt them to it. Juttaoe aike tq ur own, eitisen mead to the Indio.a reqplres the prorpt Ibtioo ofongdre. o thieubleet. Tbh amoendment .p.poed by tholeeJte, to the treaties *1,hqh were negotiated with the-ionx Indians of Miune sota,beo be submitted to the tribes who were parties to them, and have reoceivedtheir ascent. A licrgeteoot of valuable territory hbs thus been opened for settlement and cultivation, and all danger of collision with those poworftl and warlike bands has been hlappily removed. Th.cemoval of he recoadelt of the tribe of Bemnloole I diase tfrom Florida halog hbeen a cherished object of the overeohentt, and It is one to whieb my attention hpasbreeq steadily directed, Admoonished by past exptorieneb of'the difeiulty and coot of the attemopt to remove them by mill tary foree. resort has been had to conciliatory measures. By the olvltation of the Commissitoner of Indian Aftir evtertal of. the prinoipal ebhiefsoreontly isoted Weashng tono and whilte hero aceknowtldged in writing the diblige. lione of their tribe toeomuve with the least possible delay Late advetoes from the special agent of the Government represent that they adhere to their promise, and thai oooutil of their people hae been called to make their pie mietoary aerangemento. A general eamigrtloh moaythm fore be confidently expeted atan early day. The report of,tho Generol LanOdffee shows inoreased otivtity in its operations. The survey of the northero oundary of Iowah be een complreted with unexampled diepatbh. Within the last year 922058 acreseof puboio toed hove beeu surveyed, and 8,032403 eres broughiotto mootet. tu the last filocal year there were sold.... 1,008071 acres. Located with "bounty land warr.nts 3.2i814 Located with other oertidoates... 11068 Making aotal f 4.. .870o 7 In addition, there were- Reportod under swamp ladgteot........ 59,188 or internal improvements.rairoads ete,,O82i,2P0 ;s kehlngan .ggregateof........... ....:.13.11,176 il SBenltg an Inereaee it the. elent of lands gold and to c'ted under land warrantse, of 089,2d0 aores over the pe hiout year. The whole amount thus sold, locaroed under land war. rants., reported under swamp laed gret anod selected far noterenal improetvemente, extrped that of the previous yeoar by 0ltd2.3172 ares; and the sales would, withoet doubt;i have bHen much larger but for the extensolo reservat-o for railroads in Mitsouri. Mississippl and Alabama. For the quarter ending W0th Septebert, 1852. worew sold.......... 225 sore. Lcated without bouely land waratl.... 1,807,118 Located wtlhother pertiftctes.....1..... 16.4 0 ,Ldorteh umder swamp land grats....... 2g,4st 2 3 4 3 Iabing an aggregate for the qharter of... 4,138,r Much the greater portion of bthe labor of are gtg and elassifyleg the returnecof the labt oenoo hao hspe fltoh. ed, and It wllnw dtolvee uon Congreae to nMke the eo.ssmary pioleeion fr the publicltion of the- raucls in tuch formTk}hbt be deemed beot. The dppoertledorenof rleeettttle, the baue-of the new census, .nas been ee dby the B soctaey of .ht c ontenroIqr, eofoomley 889 the peae s +'of aw relateingf to thea'subject, aaec thpens aleeo otlenbnave eeo made int aeerdacoe with'it. iteommcd to your favtorable rgard to elutidealn ooa.lonedin'theretbet of the Soeretary o thd Leterite that proeiqon be made by 1aW for the publletion oand dit-. trlbutiot porlodply,of n ac lytoltor digest ofgll itOh potents oi nh'hmvebe or may hereafter be,.gratrd for uoeful inventions and disceovares, with suh dosetripotioe and illsotrtoto 0s 1y. y aeroeme to praeLgec itel ~f~~~lari~ror~urur rt~m~a s~anlrm.: Intel' llrtble elg ottoet utte n d a dotsto. Tpe;eiott of eh publleation oqld cqly ph 4efyed'rdit of the ac teut fe.d, and Ilelth yqnaeotahet t could be appltsd to Sbooject [ore apgopctqtD t ivaater and e.bentlat to An aPpreprlc of $lf,00 he g bsee mwe 4t the latseelon for t Curet e of a eu adt. the ereeth fc. 0tfttahlc ced'htttg ep If to8btlc5y 9 r the lnacae ofto, Di t of totabta the hrae Navy At heolUcaltdcdlwtc Etaee repimeaooeeos hcee adopted to tore this heretofore purpooa into Mlat. By the lates adviseso m the Mealean Boundary 0Com mmeio it.Oppeca thaýl.e survey of the rimeril, frem ats morneoce with thdOorado to el itoa t cantse lion woith the westrn ine of NeW ude. hua been sem trol. The thR lie s s twto tomttt eb. r Is b` be fut of tha It tOhe t. bdo' ptg to f hardy ,he s P17edj,'h of* o that-prtof the Ilbo whi*b nos eloog elIof lbellth o Grredo oiu he ofti t ,lo4afhi4 44Q ý ýý 9!7 y.x fv ý9 Cdr.!-ý ý'+vý; lv: Fui Oa 17 a maap r~: a ý ý ý}}výaR W= ý±-`« 'Mif'{+ fit. 4A ý# ý sue ý, `fi'r ý. vn r 4 iaJ' lbr

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Q X, FIý F i t F fCr ý', i.e· w k0Jgtlt, a.4JJ. d oter -4.·t·· 4fYE4t sue,;. ·:o` d_ 9'' rr ý f Y r'ý ý9 L I ,r t or D*v wliazys rt u8bp tiro1 i ;~1~soe a ol.be rJieere and for *b. ok, £41 r· epuzeia ieepy to th e Tea hefo ticeoe m~Anyei woe s'`= n %oahri;9i~t alf`lti~· shall, to aeohon lusho i t, Of who' I en y opted) nneasthe 44#iba of 1ihen e r r cpain, shall ply to ~the 1 Bie'a p~ea rhl*~e agih& ttltbit th su of on hudre dollsar r tor ontheItdpoo ;;n aor "an aap a nb5B io~ooto elne from obtaioo opishtol i~t Jztefl rr p, Uor who lthou coen= 4 e oitia 20th' Dsehow ftih rqtoeioeen h4L'Zli b tinedoeotidollars hor t'as in tho Moy o'o l tot daye mobed ie timenf i y taplaOOe s havLtay o o ine ofp =ljroiquorswthout thalIconseth lei-to" srep8the" tt'heer huoi an to ei l lp esony teirerdinhnoe or1s wihi. days h falzaee thpoe timenof l O they aol horltsof hali yrdtionanqe, f dlllto aebl beep Inbomecn o i p elfro ju ir laoe of T0. 4 9o e woraidq" Iy tceford 1838 dpi -uc ru on the. nt of t tar plae o flin r ipeedfor sanyfrec tlt tt n of thia ordn~ce, as wela e taxes eied by this. oldinance, shall be ra ootered WOO aayo urloof oompotent jdried-ic n, n.}~inif of tbenoes to be paid to the in rm qte rhalfto the city. Vsola o a ons of this ordinance .st eth ed or, shall. be. punished with P t 900u, ndred dolliar for eýh tobbfor*the benefit ha afps ~d. t veredbi -ha city. op phs patsa of ordiannces i their pr t with this ordi ynrco.b .tiereby r ,p,. Mr b lf q' b ,eCoommittee 'an inget, p'.g eaett the followibg The pe3ttes on Streets and Landings, to hom.,wer refrred seuadry Abounlents at the hlastetelg pf t.e hoard, report,as ~illowse, ts ihe tter'e of U.. UM. a ds tCo.. com 'pi t of tzgfonlconduotf the Wharfinger, Sttg haing sarefully exaiined the b, lt Otdiscve nO, just causel of com Sthe Wharfinger, but z pursued, and ask to further considerationrof the ton hepo f* Broderick, theo om Ilttq *ee e tbet it be not-granted, and apg in reo.ti to o$1 the old iron tbelong Ste at noutop the biighet bidder. e tion of oit in the Fourth Pit r the yto ptthe draining mi. lie l4t at qtI to ae !aiend the domgsit 4t!1 bOft .f alnot rednee n reeoluion. pi a l"ss o. theaonod' S.. qtraot, asunaportiono the work alffr a deedti(loa aoithoris1ng ltd }eof the Fhifs Ditsiet t.'e 6 clerk rthree miouthls, t a salary of the Beaid of Aldeinen, at modilr time to Thoe e work nnu his contract, Seis rittquare block, mreeqend to oneur. acinded to sesinmend the sladeniunra eipoulhgronud y on to oblig:e a 1d4uiug Sr lthe old odie f seo. Seoogdi''strliy i i St.1 tiae&i t su-e tg d bd s y ndasleen· 1[eeletsuQ h~~iar agr o b~b, d h t~erby" uthnr.. s b4 lt r ofrl ot w, a. ~i~#begaie1*tittte the eeeoluttono t was onsequently id au the te inde~ y. ,M. Watkleyprs p the followinga i wae rea oeabdlebeoe qn ou,, Bt e ortd-etant he ..dia and St.1barl eets can be purhse, andalso to report to the Cofcnadthe p>otibability of usng the sam no n the Re .0rders and other oig toite r. tee indicated in the aboveresolution.f Mr. lerbes moved to adjurn, and th1e eain ana ny s beind calledon aid pot in, asfo tedo artone, MacayPlaee, Sykes and Willsonl S., .Nay --Mesrs. BAnrew, Forbes, orbean, MackLeeds, Nixon, Phlbrick, Summers Wat SThere behig a tie, the President voted a.a r ofan dre m eand the motion wasI th e r ie was consyequently led on the to e- mde ly Mr. Watkns presented the following, andit Wa, motn of Mr. Nixon, refebrred to the a tte on Sreea nd LandIndp Resolved, That tie fomptr e b uthorivp tell toique thewes bidderaftersien days building ice n outhc e oft, journal, the of ontract oate for the in repair en theoiurb and gutter sto Brth, Place, Nixonsrts and alt ved streets in the tee indicated in the ebovey reso.ution. Smotr.ion of Mr. the Badjad adourn, anedd the ye nFridayt, the 0th inst.d at 6 ioti reultedock slieo-Me ars. WAndiews, merPcth, Deo£etays, as'oy-Meoers. Bailey, Forbes;n rmans n There beintg a tte, the President voted apibst' en adjournment, and the motion wee aconn quently loet. Mr. Watkins preoented the, ibliowing, and it was, qn motidn of Mr. Nixon, referred to the to ,l to thekowest bidder; after ten days' no koeaptg in repair thu curb and gottcr etoets, '.Wavreo It. PTReSs, Secretary. NTW ADVERTISEMENT Let sttor body NO. 1., R,"3. 3. BAD WA4Y'S READY BELIEF 13 THE PIREBTANDONLEEIIMED Y ER IRIOORDEDITHRE MEODUAL TORT OF THRWORLD THAT UAS STOPPED THrMOST VIOLTPAINS IN A PEW SESOND. EIt .RIwp TIE MOCST SEVERE' PFINNIN FIVE MINI7T8 ON LESSd CrI ear1 the mIn obati.u and p.1. MEOWA01 N¶OI3S.SXEURAWI and BFILIOUS COAIILAIIIS'I IN A PENT INTERNALLADEI)TERRII.. It-fa·~laia pining IIE~t ears bthe .Noeltmeatupa~dago EI.IoIPAiNS. To THE SICK AND PAIN.SUSJ BIZRI OP NEW Oa~RLAN. Ye .eMho..o~tan wt .150 ro tihSe tElSow S.I.. SSp1NE. tiI5EE ?4YU4,1AgINI'PReOMýM Ir'rMI1rM E IT HAS. OURD, INIkIYZa'JTOSRES 001 RE A PDfNDJlS*D STIIPASM IN lIVE WdD,ýr CPRAMPS IN FIVE MMINUTES. RICK IEADACHE IWYISTEET' MINUTES. SIELLRFEVER IN IFINN MINUTES. SORETHROAT IN YOUS MINUTES. NPLU1, IN ON! HOUR. SPINAL CNLAIT STIFF JOINTS STRAINS SRIYIBF E, CUTS WOUN1JS. S'RITES, CHOLERLA SIORBfId, ONION. TERVt, TIC DOLOQkUX a5. I othenr1SmpIoaI.rSenS iA. i. Un lpia. Y'S READY TELIET illlim.t.sFstop tLh pFie, NICK HEADACHE. RADWAY'S READY RELIJF WILL TOP THE MOST 018 TRENSINS PAINS IN A lOW MINUaTES, ..d N.lvo l Irw E!EO.. II.ilcleaI and, .M,111 Ithe. SESR, .1. n..Inl WIthO PREVENTION. EybICANOE Ih. p ,psRE.EIgSS.I.I peFSIISCOfR. R. R. ItCI em-reauvethe dell and heavy to hap~li ~f IN BATHINO, ICSEE*AlpSIp.IfaOR. R.R.iO. a N.I.lol WEISS Ebh.EtbEA Hed. NEMN.MTapapka, the PEUS, IrI.Ad otter pa.rt.,f the bed~ ·er monletvald on Bik-tbe kla pan, Ireetcad h·ltlyl lndySNeW Cu.R1 ,CMN..IIkk, ll.ew .RAFEa .,.SSIS ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS DI&RRnIEADYSRNTIIRY OL(OUT FLURXOIOLRRAMOREUS, PAINFUL OIISOIAISEEr. ENoSr,. 50. mUSSI..,n p.I..,...e mltata*-eheek the moat distrauis d oltu .,a d w111 p~aiir NEURALGIA. IN RTOPPED IIIBTANTLY. RADWAY'S BRADY RELIE poIRESSSSSn EICSSEt miSEcSIS.· Samasoverthe ehupdarthgppofp~nofehaoitlomplelL uti notdo tldpiln. atik¢Itb,1.nro .rnhoueuldpddaems otinll lsf.ddlt alul N-YadsM thsealneworl w ae eemyerthe l ha been broagbt almot bdednBof dom. TSS.CNIeof 0. RRAEDY RELIEF ISSEbMp1A·pSIniRC..II 51,(y.tctraitbu thepenou. ·gltlm sod 05the. n ,,,,wt RHEUMATISM. PLINS PJIRE ED JN RIVE MINUTES. RISOWAY'S READY RELIEF RELRFIIISSp tIhe...seMrand ..O. IRIS of SESrIAm rEiRe 51My. 51nau arc rlnl In tbl+ liy whootormonths, weneasgindbah, b~ab e.,,,. alas, ue han,1 wre paeondtro op b tan, whou lolllturand dl. wanr wio&II welilop {hd ires rlierad from alll pa11 L gifts. minstea b) ithe as of RADWA~ffi READY RELIEF. Tbl. the truth, an thousad. I. th.ei .l of N..ek an hSSI!.dSf thoam.a i. th. ge IRS U.lqlOta a.w Ifor tIn Gots1,RthiE .t.~imhSr.w.5. 11.17ea1..tw r canswa ppblis no tong Held a nM· to pmts Ithe ·m see al RAIWAYY'B uADYR RtrU1 for th· itieeme .1 tm ·vlr po. the· Unton~for te lookloon yat., hn tentd Itthmualvu OmILL FEVER. C.WLLB bTOPPED IN A. D'E'W MINUTU-PAIN RNI*ND INSTANTLY. RADWAY'O READY RRlh' "W like seherm In all I nu.·olCbil4 and leer. It break. the Chill. Lmmrdiate· -warm. read davllo tM I wth bealthtadbtr~gt ever orpomandi..ttl Ib· thay1tm. PAINS O ALL KINDS. Whet,..nt1epl. C ynpplR RADWAY'S READY RELIEF; i lure ·brake.. o ·lnefwmin k. Ifroa k t·.· na In the 8tooar lnyeime. i the LL Kidnuyy Bt,.. Jtt SO~ eeRADWAT'!j~ I{KADY tt2Lt&F taken ether laternlly'or app led .Iteub ilgy, *III "fnw mi~sttl rtop Qpee ý_m aukkly men ip uaee. RADWAS' CO., 149 Ilt larlt, Nnwrork. SOUTHERN DEPOT, JOHN WRIOHOT CO., 1I1 CO~rtr,.t0.t, N,.Iu.y., wap 0o'a pda gwR who wll ·ipyly dealer. I. Wa t Sy at Red.· LARGE BOTTLE. SMAtE a.............o.............. oi thAý' sol d E. fý. N. MORRIS YL N, 19 Aing·· -trea. tn.,w 1.k fo R.. or RADWAY RRKADTRFLIEFI h271,W -M USTARD-- 00 dozen Ohio and Kentuoky, for heo by CONVERSE CO..,9o Tehoupttol str,,s noV51 lALE ALE=-5O casks, landing ex ship St. ,I',_.bugl, ,fr, B by_ _0 WOII.n, 9 Cnp .str.t CLARET--400 eases, landing ex ship Oscar, f0or le by [fnov] S. WOLPFF, b Cemp treot. LARET.-4000 0ases, varioiss brands, in tand f Bale low by [aov4] S. WOLFF, 05 Cemp eL INDIA BAGGING--n store and to arrive, r5by R ANDS TUCER a CO., aorl0 lm 10 Tohopylton street QAIL DUCK.--00 bolts English, superior I ulit 00toNo.6. R. SAND TUCKER C O.. nK T 1092 Tehoupfaulhr eaebt. BRIMSTONE-100 tons Crude, for sale by W,4 A. F. COCHRANi00., 1 Tbhopto. t.. p Is.,. RANDY CHERRIES.--100 oases, new crop, in -fox afor t low by. [1j1] S. WOLFF, 90Camp N. SEG TAR-2600 kegs for sale by ditl A. DLAOGRAVE C.,71 c iM 0 minetr.k TINSEED OIL-1800 gallons for sale by -LA d.1l A. DRLAORAVE aCO., 1I .l5eau treet. LIH[TE LEAD-1700 kegs for sale by W adee A, DELAORAVRt CO., 71 1 e.O* ttraet. SODA ASHES-142 casks for sale by d ___ A. DELAGRAV. A CO., 00 M0a0lnqIe!lt ITRON--8 cases prime Genoa Citron, in ton and I.rtle by #or80 9t R. F. NICHOLS CO., OS Camp 0 eot SHOT AND BAR LEAD.-A fell assortment 1ostso NSI 5t for Ba bM .s noe80 bt FRD KNNETT A CQ., q McYPue *nret. RACKERS IN TIN-Bent's oelebrated, lpo .-,9, T.. WI N,, ,MK.5i., ,.tl, WI TIIALE OqIL-8000 as Winter Blea-. J mo k,. R .,Is a zeC or-a s s sa, m, '1 "l V. Eyýrr dM"7 Ir iý ý r lP eR W c t wj~ l A d Wd }VflTTERS ,."~d PANACEAL Y h FrlnId. oJ. ,lon INDEJI. .k 4rth *fmidlyq.* _ Mi.Ae..t.qiM Of txsoi4ard E V ýM .Ye.ep7~., I-nn Thbg..'U. f..b. w1. h b lV .0 aril l TbL DAVIB'SYUP OF WILD CHERRY" dN+I T Dp.MfIydfans.4.la COL ds..svbM, fl0w 1 f thisk1 raLbr bIO,1Shilmd lO)N~~UOM tEN WUYIE hV~ the nteditu. N meoge Iwpmay easy beNn lai pP.mpblo ta ?StriS 550.0Ut oh. 5 5 JS0.n (nutted bl uhsl fp 0 ollt rw"" eidea alai p t Pelr Sd. W.'r *.s. P DD itieWLialJ aO 1 b·J at u od .016415 055 uY l W or P..10 055 OSD.T ~OO o~ i2ZaauSS.S Sil·l rRd .4I sdhT8R d iiS.!.ý o0S d0I1 th. .oS6 0 SM 47M Sb sI,. mtadbytI awIPe".Ly let~r. pevfs ynp o1 W M Y Tar. rdM frfSS.S WrnWN.4S. Yon ~P~i~_~:~U....,MISSM~l tkLd,1844 A Po0.ga1oo. dIUSHD110881W! DIVBep of 10 S ~~M~M1..0bMaod t.0.Otodko: tr(( 0a. f~..f 5L Cm 0. .0It w ··l have, Bold 4 s ud }0. fni ~toh .SSDWks st.*doow ds.thb~osolwryWS H. Cole. ook I. I 1 ik; d~b~lldia~ 550.16415.,OU tU&.SQ]kD50 01p410t-'i;llbh 1551. Caee temt 541.055 SS.4'St 0Ul1soskul Os thehte "1DrewdIMSo -o as a aie 15.0555.5 55.O0.I W ..10h. wrfraapd s b s epdlabl Dnrlm MnRo youSmS4 ft HKsome by MCZMSDyorm.,to aw05 WUOSADad, He 75erK o.$or ft 3i orMN. thn atk. {"to~e! .-1thboontry~ba( b 'I d 12 ltkysS.oso 'wed..l.J0.M fdaql els a~Mipam 0T, EM6 MA, 001.I~sh,. 15, lb 051. lsIM .d.. ts4 Pod f, 4or0 flu t dfl st sidy L lot 1 Ostb I" s.Sbob..bst Si" the tans.od f..I. .dntpaln IS r so.Ob s I.N..dco. The uy auU .fsd.. wk 7 set 1. y Wln r ii 15.510 5 sI. tw o~J~o S. d 10e of Si d0. t 00.e a00.0 0005710. We ddr ood 55. 5150ni by rh 0 le d b W 0"JIOI OUAM.Lo4IsS01.oo"k.,,IilR6et ~7l.5r 4o5. nft o of 05.l '050 sse ipd 50. kil5AgS0S555ohS0.S5o .~~~loy OS 0501 mrO M D V Odh hhdhro o d O O D O H ebTMiW~W" Wibld 0y ni iý44 o Too i wa l0 7.eISddi hU~oso .,,.t.tisfmomo16oW.ýte thiwa do,.., Ohyoo he& tsal.55 00010et ha05s .Oddayloqeil bdf dts.M.toogI n~ nnr thesires t. 710 ..W MACKOIN7081. Wrt TOGl fo s eomed e of.4 ~a of W 8d Ch erry so d T uo~S 50. ssok~~ L~ply~~o~hos.Sfltodiostillb.Sp·o with Coo.,, of she Ebs~t arls.alul4a Ososok. wis I p~~ syrup.. tow ..0. .foI t Dpro.. Davpir att5.dof~ .It, i ws q"om v..o byfoI sboees.SO~d, II.go..o hi bene .e by Dr flatein sod t.. fth a.51 10-. o6d glopulojoosood.ey il o f .0Dr. f Sd. appnd fe etraw fetorln, e~pl d he.weenlrreaa nWSnljV0oL· j64T Of ubel.oo. odof.(·t..o 0.5u 5345, am ti ru eiki oi ?Aah.ki a.o ea will or maaw..bo~ Jlrltul~Mnmr~d l Muemo t.nt, fed. lame 1,18{1.ha Dr. uuk tht of W ldCher y asT. Ter r o sett likehot ak8. We thok tht Ifyo. aoow ar ev a ho -1 aeoy lb tha S. IMI.I base bees nt of rodepmt nod ty. ht was p ldta&ýusr a~y b lpil0.0.Oofl,0,rdflw0.y 'PROM DR. W..b. MACINTSH RAI The seia. ofW. Chrry· M Tu 0U.1 see .valuale 0.W tab nil w it eow tdeit bl inml prance. I have m d mad Used nearl (ll ,het y a here ·ItraeU em and 170.1d bs plew)hor a ·lrl ·(~d uothe wppl u roi u the mess of trus omN will Mb o Po P.. Doo, PUhrur 90.144T. I tbe D. Dvl0.Syn of Wild Chh f, and Tor wiiL· te t ed a In a twt.!theoaory n.1 t s Lhhe a elldo. WNd~ m. is*.r have ben ond "o f.[lý Davis' D llnrltw. R:81 wrlt ar ri 0.p ag xy m the wb n ut.td e ifa oreaa lý b pa. If i saw write mc l yd g me two do... doyhl, 8th ·P e llio LLU Odor ISi~ll I), 1. SAML ItvfRMPH· N S(ven oera of i emapoy. roM avaome ie emorwn bw )allinp y nil we kefi m a"E of y noomrta itý th sy te 8. tG PROM MR: 0. HA 5: of th P rm Ur r HyptiN d ...b lUk the ont f ol-rWr au·id Cerr H YU Rst.r 5u 1. ei oll !In aei %.C.. HAVKB i~pplv L daily leaving, ioa rolll de wall b wed n u iur ddnrosay Perr comtyýPa·.,Octoer 1, lgN. Mrou. aomnnowCoruu· O .-Lire Thla Ie to infom you IbY 1'wu etlietd fm twe·nrr garn".iv iollu()*L, in mp hr.ut: w mm. SP that ooold hardl, .s r wd et erlht Cugh auldra follwed Y (uei·Uio, and other decidd aymppta s of aaomotlar. 1 apylicd u eerera etn·neat Pwyrwm, and tun a great dent of malielM, aithor, m rrri·I 14lr··r Iwl lller to D Urarile Compowd 9 yrry of W~d Yerry sod Ter of wYlrh 1 toot two hotrlre. which entiIrtp rr" ll""d me of my mourpniia· therefore 1 c... nitL oolinan.., rooon· mead it toll nL. U b like .uuairrrbmla ckd ua nat~aloo m Itd"~ The UIlhrpMldty of the nbopreir.,m·;n l in rmrllod for LII Mr Ilr F ktrpky, merehmt of lillord. y <""uw Gtr. Twmey asd ens r r" Dr.Dnh~rvr., llt e r .wnT' TTI~elor.law(·Y ·m moat i wod fo wor r, n ·I w t frulth.th li1 -.1m. Ilwm-y rjtthwtp kiidr~nltoirb trrl nrfertaring. Wkill etllmer [hnq he bwl lortnor, .,fmnrer' lrvny9"pbren rg6 lgaur oog e hratie srrr, ud vmyy tranetll 1{ d up o rl dilrel( t, dm. tl dth d~tragngg n aegh and pale I. my hrawP and Islr u le, it tllltawntY, ullr lh d· r oleatatturr, which Wted lorrbrre moethe" t apppeaad be me that mg r~olq Imge werre dlrua t 1 woo,. eptlpp hotly W. tut o! atter, I too a geatmany laldinbthe dlnr~nurry coil e.*r s rt me bo~e. I mY nyh hg e q, 0 y of rs· ne liree rp ..i, Sett my Bid and 6 ut, ,rod It thtI:,lamaatwywetl eaeep a amnlglc pab that mfa Aoo I a Z, I ®i cd with ao one ld· of m Peed. CIN LZ gR e Thonmlton acre. P ¢oan 6olaw Bchoylkll 9iath, mouth Bide.. h k3 A Colaogru l th th ut, who Yu hero troubled with a1-uh IWty o the ariruar for erlnrel pun, which u y r s oma wu ·mrtmt trouble o 61m, day an o,ght, wueeaty~rd u wren W coi ewg hy te neeof Ih. Drri·'· Cmneodou tlyrml Wld Chbrryted 11t lt uulhle geatut ieftiou war tl rlr *I~r It heen w Genlwriml the mom adiounert(t rp wI, par rg. aed the rrI461Iiy fth Widd~r maatlnlq nmorr ud fen' e drnodor coi btter I. buW thm atbrn Ye ru nirrkrd with "14--h nno theeoot~ag adfe oaovago atlsale of hievuJII. medicipe. hoed~ the hoart, uenon tnmun, ate To ndp wqeimdnlr eg· igtu, mo r,; o rypu pwpuare w oMra biase·d by gdvr~iga mediaine~tbll thd wetly n~:·n utow w 1 ie$ Oe good and tree of q n Itrlw, ý Aerhu t~e (orate ýgt ett r Dinctg moilwa l"Ymwn ltiaeu W keeIlad rubrlalee~rr nf horad nee hfbltbeP61r9hL Pon y:luv~es Mltil· c~ rV~rL~iP·~Y· oar tu oewni 6npt rmhmngem iBud e·u o~arroodlenmedkte Dr. Daere'i Lmm uudý6 gro Wfw Qem aaa Tr nl'ryM u isshwdgee, sad tele-burte LUkil r yarwea tenNy ma{Iba wole tro b d rlh ulrnbluulleulb, 1k lia a ayiil, ad purepoio, hu *ro 4k inn q.. W ketrory erire sm mr on outnkl l `RII -r"eldwkdr4"aedtrl lTHh e h,'*hk MILlAR, dI Racnltraer. ylW~d~ idrr radrsW~lbI Y.Rwaal Ignnt. for tee ~out aeW J. WR1G8TiC0u Ief.C~rtrtnee r, Newrl~aor. htk» (tare(»r". r w gd eeaed __w r y- n~l~ln s"Iwn u. W ~drn a SRIBS-28 bbls. Beans; 100 ba a Java i Ob ý bL AIRY CHEESE. oPp lAV 10ba&O o ax ý r aLO ."m PPp1E 90 00bae $P n 9Qjpb(0''q 1,1 +r~rM~a' c ··,w4 wr tb tbw w *o4d4I* a'. to Yiel 1!aM full aaad 1 ý %VF leiii, '".OMtY It J. a- ~al. 0ýt adl

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