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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
Tue.ayL , INsvember 8.
LArOURCHE .........J.NNY SPARHAWE, TSallu..o.4 AM
ST LOU .............BUNKER HILL NO. $, Bvaes....I0AM
BALIZE ................ANNA, Hormn ..................lOAM
MIOBILE .................CALIFORNIA, Fsos ................ 4 PM
OCEAN SPRINGS .. .....CRTEOLE , .....................4 PM
NT. LOUIS ............ SOORA, Joa...................4 PM
VICKSOUR ...........MAGNOULA ToLPso............ 6 PM
NEW CATTHAGO.....I. W. lMoRA. AHor. ............. PiM
E IIMPI ......... . IIUNTSVILLE PsL .................. PM
LOUILLE...........AN.. ANY ULLITT, Dua.........I PM
ST. OUIS.............WFSER DR, APLr................5 PM
BT. LOUIS............ rDINBURI, BoWu.. ................ PM
Wed ae, a. November 8S.
NICARAGUA ..........PROMSEIINE, -- ............8 AM
LRAVORCSIE....... C. D. JR., D.oI n ................S AM
GRAND PRAIRIE....OPIIELIA. DITaI .................IOLM
COVINGITON.......... .LENORA. Doszc. ..................IIAoI
OBILE ................OREON. M ....................4 PM
GRAND LAKE.........P. F. KIMBALL, SINoW.,, .......5 PM
CONALDSONVJLLK....MUSIC, Berm, .....................6 PM
BAYOU SARA.......... LAUREL HILL. CoI .............S PM
PORT HTDSON......... ST. CHARLE.S A.LSOSt........ 6 PM
NATORZ ............. W. FARMER, C.o ..........S PM
SMEPAHIG............. COLLIER, Gomn................ PM
ALIBAMA RIVER..... ARKANSAS, osossroH ............6 PM
LORDELLS STONE....GIPSY. U .......................... PI
RED RIVER...........PFUITON, LIww .................... PRI
LOUISVILLE.........T. C. TWITCHELL. FPOwcH........ PM
T. LOUr.............FLYING CLOUD, Pmur.......... PM
Thurn.,a Nov.ember. 80.
GALVSTON...........PERSEVERANCE, PIcs .......... SAM
BSABDS ST JAGO....NAUTILUS, TsoMIrO ..............8 AM
ATPABK&S ..........A FUS9ELIRR, Jolo........... . .S AMI
OCEAN SPRINGS......CREOLE. Pool ..................... .IOAM
IATOt EQUE........GEM, &rl ................. 10 M
ASCON.............. FRANK LYON, Nss...............5 PM
OUACHITA RIVER...AMAN.DA, Russ ...................I P.
JW Ship CuArnLES SPRiioGU, Captain Pike,
fain L.oyol, i s o.,+.uy to 4b.brg. serge at Post n, Tbhid DI.
.6 Cl .Iio. rll b...o a,.PHIdttlbe ..pt Elob t.
aN tstkron rlv bo~u il p+M, Ihi f days- Ali goods 1 --~
nro the Le ýor, or V th. suet thePoºIletlbrw at lh risk ink A e
I st lbo owa..n Ib.,.f.
.4 .1 P. WIOTNSEY A Co,0O Cmp B.O,.1.
A&` The bark Su0AM je now ready to die
·bhrgr her cargo a Pat tFrnt District. Coouuce e. ill ptese ·
II heL oopf -"I.r gbItef lI O LL..... All gee. not pt+.
on.ltI,, fee deye, ill a u.bll olheP Paio st.rlrrb hir rl.b
md~xpu. S JI HART & CO.
erf t Its And IlN {.boaplholI. r..1h.
*S The ship Rio GRA'ooz, D. S. Perc,
f..,.1 nrlpb, o rrl . bg. 8.n. ~,1P,.l If tlltt 01,.
recri nwreyt I chre e cro o os 7,rntMI Ca r-f il us attnnd to AD r muipt of their freight o the
Coo....14 1 t (.1. attd withi0 08. o aysptffill be 1451 a th,
Lllt nd eslp4.-o p.e hllSd b .
0" J. H. ASH BIRIDGE A CO. Klt. Chun--ore et,.
AMUSEMENTS.
Q RLEAES THEATER. -TUODAY, Novem
A.tn 9, 55. If.-Plt .pParM11 of H.. Lq. lOD,, sad Mr.
Bu.lI.-LE PRD AUX CLINCG opetsl. 6 ally b Hrold.,.-LE
MATLRE O, ClIAPELLE., opp.l, .. Cat . _
Ur o,.-Pm.ou -b hsop O5.d ... . a. ...d to .li
fo.r thl Tck.S before. bIf-puptI e clro othorrAf tPSh wil he dr
/roud of.
g' ITA. paltie er eLnfo...4 that thI CI. roIn I.. orA.n W
giro no credit s the door,
ST. CHARLES THEATER-B. DEBaR, LE.
55. M c&ARI,-H CA PE.. Ans. 5f.a~aaa-C.
OCII.COOLDY, i~l..,. -bn,. opn at 6K ,'clp. Ou1
At Tf'fIflA.-CoflliO.fy B..Sf14I Mr. 805n (ldf", t
IIroarue ,of l 0.10,'. V.,Lct.--TIO EV&lNS.TI..dfp, N,.0..
1,1rr, 184 ft.. m,.f,,,,o.,. wll .,tm<.,e with the1 pIA. oI LOVE
Cr~onu, Miu Lo (+ho his vnlv ol.nteersd.)-...To cooende
with the It,, offTO 08USDE DONENSO-M. SHA."f.., Mf. B.
D AN RICE'S-ST. CHARLES STREET, OPPO
SITE PORDIDO-Drays pepet a: ,o'.Itk. Cotl. rives
7;(u'elork-&,z oCa .pen Gom tA. ill. onri dP. kL- Paco oa
A.Y5ro.-DIew CoO,, N an ,1P5 1 is e .-N,,. .odicg
ril1 beLoplg-fors CAorInI. Ca.spton as H55.1 I,,pS-Mr T. L.
Con.,r u Cap. LovteItM. C. SAohanpr u Jo.-TUESDOA EVEN
:. VO November n--Th· pr forms.. rlll eommsac with the thril
idom...ic Amainof( HDLfN LOVETTI OR, THE CINCINNATI
TRAOEDYD-H.I. l..tI. isD. C. 0 rCrmta Capd. Lo..S, Mr.
.. L. .1.......A 1,r 1bih. SONS, by U., Mn Me ....T,,.,
WLed.jwith THE ROE80 DIAM V D, or, C,.,i· Ju-M-Lu yhE kitt
C. Campton; Coc.ain u., Mr. C. O.IilPaV.
SWTo-.oo S,.,.og-T4ISTHREE SOARI 55511U.
PEEL'S SOUTHREN OPERA HOUSE-An
MOYIS HALL-WEST PEEL'S ORIGIN5AL CAMPBELL
MINSTRELS ,dl p.4rf,0m ayr wfhnllag rOg thl uhic (S11dsy'
pp pttoldi at thebo h eeuu· hn 11 tit produced Baryitto
MODEL TROOP Off THE .'L . h ElbpiN MII.Ifily, b by lb
is Dfoom-op. 11511, Conan to . amStso at 7j(fo'clok.
13t Tob.tS, Pity Co.l.
gd ' S.." ca be anrrd at the o®., from 11 M g.
MATT PEE JIMss
7 if ' 1 'DR. P.RA. JHEa, Age.L
R OPER & TRAVIS'S GYmuamux, Perdidt
TI.t, o Sbr" He Bhad.s."-SIPER t TRAILS p..fl
f form the ntl·esot N·* Orl.·., hhltby bbvo opened a GJYMN
1,10M'.p tb e mtI...lINh' e w at eI iabovpAe -S' pl' eAMA
PolO pol mes'a oflhifb an '11, rio In any thilb oh the kind .
the Sonth; they eevs sp·red no P- or "T.0- in procl'l s uer;
thingl ,no- , Ifbor' itllo fo lp an .oy 1,fl. 814
Pbo,,o.,,,.nphllulllylmvlwd 1001 alnd f1amie the B.INA.
SIIA. .bthe E,.,,.talhglbhf*h If II.tronglf lOam1.lled byal
I A.,.oleo ahlsfd to thb E.IabliAhm.lt BATHING ROOM
wit. Opary ..0.aryg npulb 8 ot.
Ws Leuou gear. itt' t Ott ed teeing.
1W Op.. from day' lybt In tb. morolaR until 10 o'clock In thhE t7
oting,
PARTICULAR _NOTICES. lc
TTENTItUN COMPANY C, NATION- l 01
W OODRUFF & MoLEOD MONUMENOTAL on
COMMSITTEE ROOM, No. 18 BRguo. y -r d. e-Nw r o
I,..." Noveobao1.a, 10046.-ThHe willlooo eel., ,of 0i omte
0.ldl at0seet... .asrd plan. en WEONERIDAY NET 91
oURncul t BYo~* eevyJOH W1EUILS~rtr.
P)ERSEVERANCE FIRE COM
PANYNoR. 11.-The RR0.' of Prsru
RF,,, ROmpny are bO~by nootiad oad . Tt
O." Tar OI~dlyM8ttlR f the Coma on TUf"1
. 0.11.ý By orda8. COOR.SDAOVERRULR00,uealOy. saue4 S
NhOTICE TO DIIAYMEN.-We pay no Dray- R
%.R fr0m th hippinR except to0o Droymo,0 T000111
Li 01 . 00.8 &AEYaCO., 67TRO.Rpit41a e. T*
OTICE TO CARP'ENTERS AND BUILD- nt
IIORS-PATENT RAWVER IEATHERBOADOING, ho0t
rough end d.amd,. fom the vey b.estHOOr Time, borlo ..l at $14 C
p~rýL itdRNeI + ed broeR for Ale1,a ,, ..od. hRRR.,,X.1'-0Rp0
ONIOINE. about010 ho,.e ..,o ass .41. 00
Ru1 6m OA PLAN!NG R1ILR, Ida. NR.,U.
ATTENTION COMPANY C, NATION
AL 00ARD8!..Yoo a,, h..by ordered losllad rildO 11
WEDNESDAY EVENINRSNRI esc00 week at 7 'cloRO, at WI
the A¶rmory,RR* comr ,,an 80 t. Charles oLaala. Ry ordeJJ1 RI
ofthe.~p040. LK HAW, O.S. RI
11)x
ATTENTION RIFLEMEN! COMPANY
RURAYEENNAR IIN.-000at th 0mnr, V.14
Ry order of the Coylalo. W. 0'./aNT, 0OS. lets o
-I. 0. 0. F.-HOWAND LODGE NO. 18 a
R0HO.ta,0Tl1ODA14OONTIU0,LUUA ROO
JAR.DAR'IR N. . 000 'TOSAILEY, V.. Q.
U. DA PILVA. Soo,,lofyl T1lADS . DVAN HORN, P.,. 0e0,..
0.0%0A REOLA.Tmssaaoa.
iUAUOGANY AND CEDAR-The cargo Rf
,jJJ the M~,,i~oo brlg ProuproO AIfonoN, Capt. Pro.Rm, Nrom Al,.
fano, OO0ribll0Ofal
104 0000. loge Rf ORAIIORANY;
14 do do CEDAR;
Fo, aol, by 10187 RAROLLT L CO. 61 CoU000.0.1
FVLOUR-200 barrels Thayer's extra, and t
.01 Qiy C 0. 01.o D)ýAIOR N~ CR 87 Toboopltol*,*al.
1- LENN'S VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
TJTHE TRADE.-We ae i., soalo, and am now raoalwlng t0.
l..gaal and ba,, .,l.0444.100 of MANII0ACTURED TOBlAICCOS
a,,,ovs below "Fewoafkfe BRANDS of th. ooat popol., ooooo1.o.
8 ,, lo~aadyl Ii of,,wlich -a .1o do. SOLE AIIENTS.
Rootoeroloy' LooAolR.e
T. C, S. Fargaon oCo.'. o.o~lR
t"I biC lba IoNog. t.04
00000 N Moy'a E.0..
DoC 1o.nOod,
C1apt. Ba. Barg.'a 1e.oy Li d,
DoCapt. B,00,.
KIll., 4 C,.obw'a Bl10000i.
W. DMdlle,p
Ayma e .0Pa00 0n'. Rook,,e
Do8eooodFaolly,
01000 d t0,uoa'8 Roueo0Via,.,
DoCoopsyat l
4at. W. Rilliaom Bro.'a GWIn Roy,
Deo.,,~ , G01.d Lett,
4 . A.0 Reioth Co.a Romod oad Twiat.
Smith 0001110,44 a nie PoR,,
0 laoo,, Tw.itt
Do 0,. A. Ro,0,ata.
10, D. H. 000y,0.
W.A.U,.daN~ R~do half a,,
Do Oooa
We hve,.a, aro0, oother. Tob~eo ofa smaoll., ooooolOtReoI, sad
a general assortmntof SeO~t .ea.l0e. l»aad l ea.
,MI)KINR TOBACCO, 01 aolt:00. 001 ca lorga ..aodo0e0 of
0110080. sA. OLENN .10O. .23 BPS.
Engravbilg of Lec'ompte.
0~ eTOplesof the abo,. ENGRAVING Tor cla at th Om offio Oh,
P,0100r. 3.0C. 0IALLIRTER, Engrav.o, No. 44 Camp at,
,s ny4LO/6plf and .,R..HALL aCO.'S, No. P6Canal a1ReL
-- Camnpbe~ll& Co.
RECEIVING AIND FOR WAR.DING MBER CH.LNTS,
Manaufactu~red Tobacco.
8r01P0000 HUNDRED 0.00. TOBACCO. rice aol branda
.e0000. Win, Rap, PU .0doo ao lc ak eea
8011 to. a WaIO., AdooR..
Rlode, C88rNa0Oj, 80.00..
Sash.., HoE110 WoRO.
011s en. . Lace, MOil WI. Sop,
Soaoll. he bRol, M. Orintal or, IonviodR1.,ý
M P0ry IVESR 0I0HTh AND TENS.
Lylo NOv.d.4., BatIey.aC,
Grw . C. Brock. 300,
Anm ao N hJ . ato B R TW ! ST b
017 o, E. 7.Hl00T &00.1004 and11Thooyuyoaatz"aat.
TEAS, TEAS-E. J. HARTC & Co., 105 and
101 1110,IR" Iaee, 11e10w01h.da.., l q114
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goorOWDEA1I,0a, Itlyoboola
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
TEc ELECTION YgsnTRAY.-The election yes- ogse
terdry to fill vaeenie in the Stte Senate and Home of fpot
Representatives passed ofi very quietly, with the exeep*
tion of a trifling disturbance at the SeventhPrecinct. At
some of the polls there wasu earely more than a corpo. da as
rae's guard of spectators, and the vote polled was very apriso
small. The result shows the election of Mr. Jnles La- lo Of
vergno to the Senate, and of Mesn. Jaquees and Heer- commit
man to the House by veryhandsome majorities. The fol STO
lowing are the figures: ths ee
F t o4 s tear a re . SBt Anm
Pre .erege La i. Gora. preia Lv . Gdon. r
second........ 203 69 Fourteenth ....10 rdo
Third .........145 141 Fifteenoth ......202 52 were a
Fourth .......257 68 Sixteenth..... 7 erek:
Fifth.........84 2 eventeenth . 10 10 ne
Sixth .........22 84 Eightrenth..... 08 2
Seventh....... 310 150 Nineteenth.... 14 pss
Eighth........ 19 77 Twentieth ....11 33 suieoo
Ninth.........104 71 Twenty-First... 12 12 ELI
Tenth......... 2 48 TwntySee'd..20 1
Eleventh....... 145 10 Twenty-Thlrd .127 126Mr. H
Twelfth .......186 o t-ga
Total.................... 8830 15 Pretin
Lavergnee's majorlty, 2206. Mr. .
FOR HOUeer or aarbealSofrevar e place,
Frla Rep.r. Distrt. Foourth ro. Distrllt. their M
Preiuetl. Jeqoss. Cooe. Preeoe.. ot eermea. Wil.so.
First.........166 143 Eighth........ 160 70 To
Second.......200 69 Ninth ........104 07
355 212 29o 146hi onee
Jaqueee'e majority, 148. Heermann'es mjolty, 144. way i
,ITERoMENTS.-Thoe following are the returns let the
from the different Cemeteries of the city forthe weekend- pot
ing oen Suday, 26th inst., at Si A. e. :
Yellow FPeer. OtherdOelese. Total
Protestant, Glrod street.........1 9 10
Cypress Oroe No. 1............ 2 P2 2
. 11. 2 1 1 1O a.id
Charity lospltal ................ 39 32
61. Patroh'e. ...2 20 22 pond
Catholic No. .................. 0 8 8 place
S......... . 0 12 12
St. Vinent de Paul ........... 1 40 4 state
L Sfaytte ....................1 41 42 The
Tot al. ................ 15 l70 1f erelve
the H
The number of deaths by yeow fever the preceding in tht
week, was 0a. If the present cool, bracing weather con- Mare
tiues we shll not likely be called upon to aoties the there
easm any more this season. A v
DrunEau.Nso AND VAGRAOCY.-The police re- oha,
eords of all the districts are filled with reports of ine- an
briates found lyng about the stret, n beastly oblivion ton.
of the coldness of the weather, and of other poor outeasts `v
who prefer asking lodgings in the Guard-House to getting tmlo
drunk or le inseg ot of drn s. The alms-house conte'tr.
plated by Judah Touro would be speedily filled were It in
existence nosw. wll
A RUNAWAY.-A slave named London, be- tie.
longing to Mr. Eeant, who was asrested on Dryades street, r
on Saturday evenoing, as a runaway, was yesterday or out.
dared by Resorder Bright to be looked up till oalled for. spre
FIRST DISTRICT CoUT. - Judge Robertson boOf
yesterday passed the following sentences: ho's
M5argaret Diamond, for attempting to set fire to the pot
house of Jacob Weinenr, on September 12, ten years to theCa
psnitentiary. for'
Michael elley, for burglary, four yars in the poni ten- have
tnary. thee
mtdent
Matthew Leouard, for biting of Timothy Connor's note, and
Son the let June last, three yars in the penitentiary, and rem
$1000 fine. 8o
Joseph MOe, for larceny, two years In the penitentiary.
Catherine Welch, alias Connelly, for larceny, two yeamrs ool
In the penitentiary. the,
Ieory Wilson and George Williams, for larceny, Pr
L eighteen months bch in the enitentiary. etill
John O'Connor, alias Win. Baset, for lareny, two years S
in the Parish Prison. d
We learn that sbsequently Judge Roberteon revoked onib
Margaret Diamond's sentence and that he will pa too
another upon her to-day, for le period of imprison. flub
- ment. sou
It AIEAULT iROD BATTEr- Y.-Thomas O'Rourke s
was arraigned before Recorder Bright yesterday charged and
with having commltted a violent assault and battery upon 000
the persn of the mate of the steamer Belfast on Saturday W
Sevenig last. Ie was remanded for examination on the asd
a 28tth mint. ol
TI VAGRAiTS.-- Edwin Thomas, Joseph Birch, l
olis Welech. and Mrs. Stewart, were severally examined cost
Ttyeeterday by Recorder Bright and sent to the Work-house I n
for thirty days each, as vagrants. wa
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-- Bartley Gil- we
lick was arrested on Fulton street, between Felioty end i
It. Mary streets, at 3 o'ccek yesterday morning, charged geem
ewith aiultiog the police in the discharge of their duty, end
and cutting officer lMullse In the head with intent to kid. per
AcCIDENo T FROM FIBE-CnACKEI.S.--A firebroke
L out in a kitchen on Old Levee street, in the Third Die- th.
Stricter, on Sunday evening, which originated from the care- his
lees.mes of a lot of boys who were amusing themselves
with Efre-acnke. The dames were extinguished before h,
much damage was done. chi
TREsrPAss ND VIOIENOlE.-Samuel Dunn was ol
> arrested on Montegut street, In the Third District, at a
late hour on Sonday night, for breaking down the fence to
and entering the premises of Mr. Paul t ardiner and beat
- ing his dog with a stick. tht
ls, THE STOLEN NGoRo.-J. J. Hardin and J. L. mn
Tntt were arraigned yesterday before Recordar Bright 'a
upon the charge of having attempted to sll the idiotic toc
o nogro boy bShlion, in Banks Arcade, on Saturday. They
Swe..re.required to give bonds in 00 each for their ep.
Sperance for trial on the 70th instant. di
ENTICING A SLAVE-Thomas Extarraquel was or
- arraigned yesterday before Recorder Bright, bharged with
enticing the slave girl Lucy from the premises of her
i master, Mr. Edmond Mader, u NGirnde street. The Re- B
corder held him to answer on the 2d proximo, under bonds ts
e. of $300. w
a+ ATTESPTS TO K Ail..--Jame Keogh, Daton ei
Danies and James Furlong were arrested on Fulton tr
street on Sunday night. for firing a pistol at Michael 0'
Conner with Intent to hill him. Danieis and Furlong are
. k inown to the police as dangerous and suspicolus char
ee0- actors.
Barney McGinnis was arrested on Tchoupi- b,
toulas street the ame night, for being drunk and creat- I,
of hig a disetubanee. Corporal Smith, who arrested him, A
i e. came near loling his life in the dsharge of his duty. t
When he approaohedt McGinnis, the latter drew apistol, bl
with which hbe, had been frightening the people in the
lel nityt and discharged it full at his breast. Luckiy
and the ball missed him, and the uproarious Barney was ar
rested.
A MERRY pARTY.--Fur women, named Ann n
C, Sklley. Ann Hearelton, Margaret Helen Britn and Mary
s Ann Norman, were brought before Rsecorder Bright yes-n
s terdsy, charged with having been found drunk in a cab
imcs aret on Philipplu street on Saturday night, and with be
Leg lewd and abandoned eharacters. The Recorder or
dered them to the Work-house for thirty days each. or
Upon henrieg their sentence cteh one let lcem according
to her fancy, and they loeft the eourt-room venting a
choice chorus of curses, epithets and mad laughter, for
the amusement or the disgust of the spectators.
FINsD.-John b Murphy was examined before o
Recorder Bright yesterday, charged rwIth being dreonk,
making a nos, and interfering with the watohman on
Claborne street on Saturday night. Ho was ordered to
pay a fine of $10 or go to the Pearish Prison for fiften
days.
Andrew ManoIng was tried for being drunk and ecpo
sing his personat the Naew Baso on Sunday. He wa
also orderedto pay a fine of $10 or go to prison for fftesn
days.
COIONUBIA. -Mri. Ann McKinney was ex
aminvd before Recorder Bright yestarday,upon charges,
preferred by her husband, of being an incorrigible drunkI
ard,and unfittotake carefo her family. Shedid not
seem to he a hopeless cease, howverse, and upon her pro
Sa mise to do better she was dlstharged.
Laurenae Clart was arragged by his wife Graee, who
ebec charged him with having committed an unprovoked as
esult and battery upon her on Friday night last, on I
beard the steamer J. 3. Vhenoweth. Her woman's heart I
dike could not endure the dread frowns of justice, however,
sod ot her request ha wac discharged.
Michnol Goldstlcker was brought up to ansewr chargee,
madebyhiswlife Barbarofhavingasmrultedherandrut
NTB, her hands at one time and kicked and beat her at an
£. other, besides otherwise abusing her and keeping her in
bodily fear at all limes. This badly-treated wife also
cenod found it imporble to keep har determination up, sod at
her request her husebnd was diecharged.
Andrew Sohenhower was arraigned on a peoae-wamnt
by his rife, the well-hnown astroes, Charlotte Crampton
Sohewhower, who charges him with threatesing an as
soult pon her, aud keeping her on great bodily fear of
him; wherefore she prays the protection of the taw, as
well for her son Henry as herself. The Pssorder, not
relishing the prepelt of any persoosl damage or disfigure
ment to so able a daughter of the drama, ompiled with
her request by holding Mr. Sohenhower to bel in $55,
to k'sp the peae for three months.
CHaGaor O RolnoRY---Mr. Samuel Mce
Hyams, who has been before the public tn various ways
and reeontly, was arreeted yesterday on Rampurt eteet, by
eeo es- meer Boullea, upon eusptoton of be.g the thief who
ici' stale $am from the mat-pooaet of Mr. A. 0. Davidson,
clerk of the steamer Huntsvil., white that geatlemsa
was engaged In a geme of billerds in the St. Chates es
Icon on Friday ltt. He ws locked up In the Flset DIr
triet guard.house to await exanminaton.
CHARGE OF EBnZZLKBENT.--A man name4
Samoel Cannon was arrested yesterday by the Seond
Distritt pele, on board of the chip Reboeoa, at the ie
quest of the Captain of tnht evasel, who ehocrgn h1
W tt embnnssganft, J' al .$ . beaiag
A Caroicme Targe.-Nelson, a slave belonging
to Mr. Jules Dosuart, was arrested on the Levee yeterday
morning by the li.st Distriot Polio on a charge of steal- 1
g sorm ehblokens. He wIll have to eplaln hls penchant 1
for poultry to eeorder Bright this morning.
A NIon PolwouixA.--Capt. Moynan yester
day suspended polleeman Dories for attempting to rescue
aprisoner from the police of the Third District, and aba
adog oReer Morano in the disobharge of his duty; also, for
committing an assault and battery on policeman Blanohe
STOLEN PBOPERTY FOUND. - Etienne Perez,
the keeper of a grocery at the corner of Burgundy and
St. Ann streets, was yesterday arrested by the inrst Dis
trict police, as a receiver of stolen goods. A barrel of
lard oil anod an empty barrel, marked W. C. & Co., which
were a part of the cargo of the steamer Oceans, and which
were known to have been stolen from the levee by some
unknown person on the 6th or 7th inst., were found in his
possealon ; and he will have to faee the Recorder on the
subject.
EL rCTION ROW.--Mr. Claude Bruegniens and
Mr. H. . O. Hayes were arrested last evening for ores
ting a dlsturbance at the polls of the renowned Seventh
Preoinct. Hayes had a loaded pistol in his possession.
Mr. J. T. Wallace was also arrested at the same time and
place, for interfering with the omcser in the discharge of
their duty.
Lear auny.
To THE PwLIo.--Having looked in vain, in
seterday's papers for the affidavit made by me against
ae Eugene Macarty, a free man of color, for the insolent
y in which he has addressed me, I deem it my duty to
t the publi know that I have taken legal measures to
it a stop to the insolence of that individual.
Respectfully, Ec.eonr DUca nL..
PrOT AND COUNTEBPLOT.-The NewYork Her
Id of the 20th publishes the following oerres
ondence from Washington. The reader can
lace whatever confidence he may choose in the
tatemente and speculations of the writer :
The Administration are astonished with the news re
lved by the Asia. They hae offieial advibes confirmig
he Hereld's report of the bhackng out of Louis Napoleon
nthe onle affair. Pierce affect extreme delight; but
darey esepects there is something still behind. And so
here is. It is covered up in the following adrices re
iahed her by the last steamer:
A very warlike dispatoh has come to hand from Bs
rhanan touching our relation with France, in connection
rith the Sandwich Islands, Cnal the Dillon affair at San
Franciseo. the St. Domingo intrigues and the Botoe qne
on. "Old Bock," in this diepatch, urgesthe moet deel
ire measuren-a powerful navy-the immediate annexa
Ion of Cubha, at all hazards. No time to be lost. We
must defy nrance-England will stand off; and in defyc
log ercano we may frighten Spain out of the isand
'tae over faithfnul land of Cuba." le opposes any im
mediate action concerning the Sandwich slands. They
cli keep. Hae goes for Cuba before any thing el, and to
the exclusion of every thing else which may interfere
with Cuba.
Marcy will resist this programme, and will have to go
out. He is too lo-the Kitchen Cabinet aure in the con
pirney. They believe that the President's position can
be only retrieved by war, or a stong coonter-excitelent
on our foreign Iffairs, against the political revulsion at
home. If Marcy goes out, the plan of Sonle & Co. is to
pat Buchanan in his place. The President's message to
Congress will probably tell the whole story. The isue is
between the Congreus at Otend anod nr Premier. If the
former triumphs we are authorized} to my that we shall
have Cuba in less than six months-no matter how. If
the more pacifo policy of Marcy is adopted by the Presi
dent, it is reported that Souln and Buchanan will resign
and return home to agitate the quetion here--andaea
remaining to keep the pot boiling on the other side.
Soule, t is said, will not return to Madrid through
ranee--will not even go to Paris to partake of the ban
quet proposed to he given him there; but wil take the
nteamer Ban Jaeinto,at Southampton. direct for Spain,
the ship having been detained by Mr. Buchanan fore that
pnrpose. But, in the mean time, it is feared that the
revolutionary aeiliations of Soule in London will result in
till more aggravating complications with Franre and
Spain. Hence Marcy is gloomy and taciturn. H. eei
dently sespect the plot against him--the troubles in
embryo-and is sorely perplexed. Pierce will not listen
to the recall of Soule, as mattere stand. They have gone
too far. Marey will, therefore. be compelled to allow oar
filibustering Minister to run to the end of his tether.
Sounie and his ire-eating diplomatio associates bhave thus
seoured the upper hand over Mauroy and he is powerless.
Souls is prctially at the head of our Europ.an affirs ;
and it will go hard if we do not obtain ared hot war,
or as beautiful a quarrel with France and psain as the
Cuban Junta could desire. One thing is almost cer
tain-we shall either have a -jolly row" with France
and Spain or a revolutionary fuss l the family at Wash
ington.
Three persons were burned to death in Cin
olnati on Thursday the 16th. One was a blacksmith
named Robblnse, whose clothes took fire while he war
warming himself at the forge, and although his fellow
workmen did their beat to extinguish the flames he was
o badly burned, that he only lived a short time. The
second was a daughter of Mr. Saxon, a hotel proprietor,
and the third a daughter of Mr. Merrick, both of whom
periehed from their clothes taking fire.
A man by the name of Wilhite, imprisoned for
the killing of his brother-in-law. succeeded in rffecting
his escape from the Ilarrisonburg jail, in Oatahoule
parish, in this State, on the night of the 10th. He was to
have been placed upon trial the next day, and as his
chances for acquittal were not very promising, he con.
oluded to save the parish any furtherexpeoso in the mat
ter, and took an unceremonious leave. No effort was mad,
to capture him. _ _ _
INDI.N Ta eTriue.-Fourteen treaties, says
the Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
more than were ever concluded in the epace of a twelve
month-have been made with the Indians during the pasl
fiscal year.
The Cincinnati Times tells a story of a jurj
in that city who could not agree, and einally cst lots t
decide whether their verdict should acqait the prisoner
or ind them guilty.
ESeAPED.-A notorious thief, named Thomse
B. Oliver, who wasu sentenced to the Kentucky Pealten
tiary from Jayettee county, for stealing, and who wc a
work upon a hous on Main street, in Frankfort, mad
his escape on the 17th by jumping over a back fence an
taking to the hills. He had only been in the peultentlar
about two months, and had near four years still to seere
BitEAINCO JAn.--The Tuskegee (Ala.) Re
publican says that on Saturday last the jail of Maco
county, located at Tuskegee, was broken open by a mc
headed by '"Rev. B. F. Blount, a methodist preacher, an
Col. W. L. Reynolds, commandant of the 66bth Regiment
Alabama Militia, and a man named Walker, inearcernate
there, under process from the Chancery Court, was fore
bly released from confinement. The Republican thin]
the whole scheme was deliberately planned, as the Reg
Sment was called out on that day without orders fromti
commanding Gteneral. The inference is that the Reg
ment assisted in the riotous proceedings: and were sue
amoned for that purpose.
A train on the Columbia Railroad was thrown
from the track twenty-four miles from Harrisburg on
the 20th, and one of the passenger oars rolled down the
embankment and was broken to pieces but providentially I
no one was killed, though several were severely injured.
Among them is the Rev. W. Wheat, a Baptist minister of
Harrieburg, who was hit on the back by a water tank in
the oar. His spine is injured.
Miss Abigail Moon, represented as a very ee
timable young lady, perished by the burning of a house in
Burlington, Vt., on the 13th inst.
An unknown German woman was run over
and killed by a railroad train, near Cleveland, on the 17th
instant.
A man named Edmonds was instantly killed
on the 19th inst., at the depot at the corner of the Penn
sylvania Railroad in Pittsburg, by being orushed under a
car whioh had been tilted up for repairs.
The schooner Maitow, laden with two hundred
and twenty-ive tons of railroad iron, from Oswego to De
troit, was driven ashore in Grand River, opposite Nair.
port, Ohio, on Sunday, the 12th lunt., and will prove a
total loss.
The Boston police lately found a family in
Boston, the father of which was in jail awaiting a trial
for larceny, the mother was inebriated, and four little N
ohildren were half-starved. The room or den in which
they were located was destitute of provisions fuel and
furniture, and, taken altogether. is described as being one
of the meanest and most uncomfortable places in whioh
a human being ever dwelt. The children were tempo
rearly provided for and the mother was taken to jail.
Major General Wool, Senator Weller and
lady, and two or three others, recently came very near
being killed in California by the running away of the
horses attached to a stage n whioh they were paeengers.
The stae w brought to a stand still, just before reach
ing a preeiplee, by coming in eontact with stumps. The
driver was thrown twenty feet and had his collar bone
broken.
On the night of the 19th, the bark Utioa was
lost while attempting to enter the port at Buffalo.
The Philadelphia Ledger tells the following
story :
Ono Sunday afternoon, a hghly respeetable lady who
wu in searh for a foermr aequaintanoe, applied ata
heuse in Seventh str, ne 8ar outh, where he saw upon
aesignaeame imlar tothe oneehe was aerohlgfer.
Her inquIry wee ufortunately directed to ajealous wife,
whose mlp.ole were ely arousead y hearing a lady
Inquire, a. ehe supposed, for her husband, and a furtous
nslao ght w.tllasmmeiately made. Thehusband.attrated
to the room hy the nolse, attempted to protect the lady,
which only mse mastters worse. She was msch beaten,
Sher bonnet sad worked eolar ruined, and In the souffle a
goldpenci was lost. The woman wu eommltted to an
er f the amaLt. She had been separated from her
husbfnd for several months, and the pair had only he.
a come reuecled ond west toll'. tepobp e the day pie.
oulm
Fan OOLO.,eD Pasooa T3uarVE o IN CARs.
A colored man India1s lately brought suit before a
magistate, against the Jekfersoarille aisgad Company,
beasum they refused to admit him to the ear. as a pes- I
enger, untib produced evidence of his freedom. The
justies awarded him $10 damaes, but the Company ap.
pealed to the Circuit Court of Clart county, and a few
days ago the deoiudon was reversed The court (which is
a free State tribnsal) heldlthough the legal presump
tion is that alu persons a free, yet the fact belig that
some oolored personls re not free, it is resonable that the
matter should be settled in each case at the time the col
ored person appes for his seat.
An explosion took place in the drying.bouse
of a powder-mill in albbro' townsbhip,Montgomery ooun
ty, Ps, on the morning of the 20th, entirely destroying
the building and killing Henry Whistler and Joslah, his
son. The oause of the sacident is not known.
HAiaOn.-The negro convicted recently of an
aesanlt, with intent to ill his master, Mr. Johnson, u
derwent yesterday the extrem penlty of the law. Un
fortonatey the rope broke and the riminal fell to the
ground, hardly stunned. A new rope was oon procured,
and the exeautooion comped. [Sunday Mobile Triun.
Arrivals at the Principal Jiotels.
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faot, M..a; Jnhn WiWiu.S lm., D L SmLh, Ak; H W Cat.,
M KGO Orego. Va.
mT17...CK RrerJ A BallIMLu' as--N R Ma .J
W Doa, A Vn Bi L D D e", L+; B S rnn, H Ptreo, Mi
Fiwr CMaaIS.aaM.
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W M oab..' J A Vea.o lHrIt Ta-Cana, TV O tan, Mia;
KHIflaaa. 3SdtTYa R Fa..I.,.
A loyrr··m, Cnli T M alu. J R HeJ, Yu.
ST. LOUIS....A 1116 C H~lhnae. W B 8 kh, T.-; R Fnwler.
W O KL0t. o .iopa W lady. A Pead·A..a. P Dg.aC AI.; Mt A
J G..' C Bege OH D.I,,GWlIIa.a.T Oaah, W
L Meye, J J O'BrIeN YalaS Bta aaf na d ldy. H LanAad aad
led ,J C3T.. en,}B rW ALa...af JSGaadsCKaaaaIJ
MiTar. C 3ThS*C C1J dýk', EKi,"Ee, MI. SCa dC Miu E
V IS.ANDA....J I sR.'7Nalaa·Aeia;nS. A.SIn J D
Reyolds, D, MEKM, L H bIn~te O Noland.Y Mf B Oars~. Misr P
SRneley, BFr H·eadlu P H1. P ak . Tra.. IJa~a H aaJ S 6al...
J AiFnias, W BB*~igha b C y, 8 C: A sC; T I Jewell
H P D. h and Ldyý 'IS Tww6 Ala J e Huour. D B Hog, G -
A Brown, r " alit Hayes, Ry M ý PoA, Ibn; O W Oswold. Wye"u
caild; we .ea· haa da6Ma, a Y.
STCH5ajIS.... JI laa4,CEIatRYaV Nf D Seek.
Cnd DCQak-.11, W l aap, Wm. Pwlaal Ay nd va,,.; Ma.
Heuhie, J R Y+ , DC Abn-oi Tae,; O R Herteee L Par.
kinsl, Mn; 6 M Haaaea,DCAliaaMa e ...;SSr aCrD ha.
d.a.h(aa CT, aaaa.l,StLoakV Saykialaly.abd,.d a.cCat.
W B Hall Or, J H·.W , W. Lic~near .dy, Fh6; ;JBLayd.
Heston T imf. ,Hriagfw, NO; Jameso, L..
Pauengern Arrived by Steamer..
7enn GRAND PRwIr·-By tlh OphAli.
MFnnU 3tBi~nMJ1~unr~LCLA·Llt.1LnL·4
F Petro P E Claik.
Fens Bamto-By the Reynpint.
Mrm Lee ad wrinmt, Me Dionln, YtMs Thossr Mine DH,1d·M
nrlU mm...ldn mmd hi Mim hm, .m
O~~tgeilnaw-ra:Mn lar ud·UY.ILdM taaro
Min Locs, M. EJones, is Jsms JeaeeMn J C eeder, nd 90 i
the zterage.
Feom Aw AND BAN JR imso-By tLh Eminyi City
MirnS.,..t.DAD~r WJ tBnnm y .Lwifesd t. ibhiMnr,T
W Remix DrHaman, a oM-. A D {nrrksn, J tetheL, R
Davie Colman olwtt enad Ohers a Fsh tr,W Hanma, J Qgit
FacY Ne..URTHAM.-B yLWR. W MCA":
LL Oste W WAlAs J B nHolm MMatthew, Mr HeLL. MIiJ C
Cateeoo Mr Weller, O bf Hlll1rw. Mann Witnrl Moue. Weldon, H
GOTruimmi Hllh.,W H FAA.l RetAbold,J M..d· d P nmnuS
i vBrin ,Miet mit .d tee, Mi did medi, MI.. Emp..y, Mit..
Wdi hm. i~ Stitih. Mi PonIi, .d .ti mnln..
.n NnwYYoaRR-By the Empire CttiC
Mi. W..d chilbd and ..iih; Gnn Omiold md, y HA Olnnn iand
ladyJOa Oltme MirssMIm Webster M W ir R i &?pu.
Mon Cno wne~etiMs t JMAindAtitkTinimkuI, M.Co~e,Mnl.A
Eo.. Sr. Louts-Bith Iflyrieng Cldud :
Mrs EAMiuli and .liaei,.An t.,bmn.e Mn Ratasnand dtnghnL
dF .idnW L ,i, Yn try Wfeitan Wker~~hn andn
Simi.e W dhbmkdi, W J RoblsA·n, J Cstohn, Cur, Detrit,,, M
EL yTmitip ^ B. y, L R Latdmi, LL2TBhmlbor, ~M, B
Faust. Lnns--By teGeorge Coltne
Mei. P il mtd mrtly, Mi Ooan.dii, Minr Hnib, MimWalker, lM
F""Iwe rll and Is·my n M Prtkhard rod ladyMe Adma andIW y, r n
TLbmn.,.T, LH.nH.mai, rBrw., imm.ownKnt i.n. IiwoI, Li..
Lnu.npl WIUtime, c.ikmi. Phhd i, Berym. ttd. b. LCrm g,
LiMrMesIn'y andtiers imyiheni, Mlm~in mid hmr 1.1... , Li,
W A Bl tot. two ,lmdi, ,im iuIm; Mli W Ki ttt., im Im.
BuLmminymlii~Lrmtmidm,LiFim Dulimbmmn.lhns.O~~r Lri~nymi, Li.
MIH,.. My and C diy. M. boibe DMr . . b ln,,Ln m, thm., Mr
ThdiCmpb, lSI, 8 J Coolt C..b. bma ilh Irvy Mr t)D, lau n
led,, P ,~ienl~,8CL
COMMERCIAL MAnERSE . E
REVIEW OF THE XAJWES,
TvearYo MoaRno , November 28,1854. 1i'
COTTON....The market yesterday was unsettled by ,
the Baltic's accounts, and prices were irregular and gen.
erally more in favor of buyers. The sales embraced
about 4000 bales. We yet quote :
NEW ORLaNS CL.SSIFICATION. Re
Inferior............ 5l Middling Fair ......--E3 b
Ordinary ......... 6%267 Fair............-0510% aµ'
Middling........... 868% Good Fair ........-N- - r
Good Middling..... 9(94 Goodand Fine.....--(- T
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. do
Coeoe-nl,*. Teolcco-hhO.l. dc
Stok eon hand Sept........2..7....8,,-- . 23,712 d,,
Receivred since.......... 300.989 1.895
* yesterday...... 10,091-311,080 000-1.8095
337,7168 25,007 a,
Exported to date...... 182161 15,942 a
yesterday....... ,161 187,312 771=18,7171
Stock on hand, not cleared.......ld0,44 8,890
TOBACCO....There was some inquiry, but we did not
hearof a salen.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES....The Sugar market was s.
heavy, and 1000 hhds sold at 8%i£0421 for Fair to Fully m
Fair, and4)2@4i7 for prime....Molasses was in request,
with sales of 1500 bbls at 1801834 for prime and choices
and 120 half bbls at 2134 O gallon.
FLOUR....There was a good export demand, and we
noticed sales of 000 bble, of which 700 Superfine St,
Louis at $S 50, 150 also at $8 60, 980 in flatboats, at the
same, 300 Extra at $8 75@$8 87)(. 450 cholee Extra at
$9,100 Fine at $7 60, and 75 at $7 00 bbl. Holders re- I
fused offers of $8 40 $8 45 for other lots of Superfine.
GRAIN.... Corn was higher again, and 1600 sacks were
taken in lots, at 9054 bushel. Oats were also higher,
and some sacks St Louis were sold at 62(62X4 ; most
holders asking 654 p bushel at the close. Of Bran 700
sacks were disposed of in three lots at $1 55 1 100 lb.
PROVISIONS.... TranMctions in Pork were still con.
ined to retail lots at $23 p bbl for Mess. A lot of 200
bble which was received on Bunday, had been sold to ar
rive at $20 p bbl. Bacon was dull and lower. Early in
the day a small lot of Shoulders were sold at 101, and 20
tierces Extra Sugar Cured Hams (Schooley's) at 144 p
i , and subsequently 40 casks good Sides, said to be at
0.;4 or les., and some inferior and slimy at some thing
under 84 b It. A lot of 50 caske of prime Sides was
offered at 9O. without finding a buyer. Of Beef a lot of
S198 bble Mess was taken at a rate equal to $17 50 9 bbl,
t inspsoted.
SALT.... The cargo of 30,000 bushels Trapani, received
yesterday, was sold some time since, to arrive at 434 9
bushel. The rates are now, however, considerably higher.
n HAY.... Bales 700 bales Northern at about $20, and
S20 to arrive soon at $82 p ton.
or BAGGING AND ROPE....A lot of 45 balesIndia Bag
Ly ging was sold at 12X2, short time with interest, and 100
. coolsof Rope, on the levee, at 8%c.
of COFFEE....650 bags Rio were disposed of at 8%, and
in 100 prime at 95. . p .
WHISKY....50 bble Rectified were taken at d44, and
(on Saturday) 80 at 434 9 gallon.
g- FREIGHTS.... We heard of no new engagement.
in EXCHANGE,...Demand moderate at our quotations :
Sterling......................10880109% and 109%
Frances.............f............52f.2310.20 dollar
New York Sixty-day Bills ........ 15@234 I t discount
BSight Checks on New York ...... 8 p cent premium
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CATTLE ZALEEI*.
MonDAr v.eNc, NeOvember 27. 1884.
The market was pretty active to-day, and a small sup- C
ply of Western Cattle remains on sale, with an ample
stock of Texas and Attakapas Cattle, and a moderate
supply of other stock. Prices were pretty firm at our
quotations, vi :
PRICES:
BEEr CATTrLE, Ordinary Western ........ 8@-o 14 It net
a Fine to Choice......... 8349o 1 ei net
.. Texas and Attakape. . 8ttllo I .l net
Fair and Choie ....... 8 --o t not
HoGs ........ ........ ....... 7 86 L ibnet
.. Choe ...................... ..$ 005$- s head
MeLCH COnW ................... $0..50 -- head
. Choice ........... . -..$- @$80 o head
As.vos AND YsaIeno ee .................$d6 50 $9 $ head
dI
SmIPnIG INTELLIGRIGE.
Tules.v M~oanaeo, November 28,186!.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship .Bth.eGDn.y, ..y, forNhewY, C... y tFawel
Ship Vaa.., Hrwq for Atwrp, H art. 1
Sh. H IL Hry.,Jqy 0~oo . 3.oekl. Willim.w o
M..i.nUOOhOAIiO. for Gm h aed S, CI Fmlrd., ho
ARRIVED.
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Ship R~ppoorte Hom 16 dayg from S t W -Jddw Hol
ShipR~me,ýaw~r, dey~fro No York to mrtd---ll di.tret,
-y .ho Admira. h.II.t-d[ N ye ro BrmeWMer,
SBooa .hlp doihoai 10er,,OdaJpfrom B,0O~U, obILat bLW.
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bridle tee-6d diutdtt
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William. too-- diL 0.11.
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pdl.IDa 1
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do A Y 001o'd-E1 do C Y.10.4.o--7a0.0 do ,A1 Rob1-l0 pbg.
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48 do Bboitt, Millar !ea-4 do Hrln~Pll ooI o od
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sty~b dPlW to 5 Umirp ,.r, a» b·ibd te~ mmo ar a & op. rt ·LIIv 1
unatna~rnh on
CLOTHING. I
.orrew 'e ay,
CORNEm OP CAMP ANC1OMONTRUTS
(.adrCltt lt~t) k
8/' K..pS.*t. ea.ds SUPERIOR STOCK OVAELAR
TICLUS RSQOIRZO OR OEITLEMRS WS AR. on $ply
Ldtghto~n y arbot,
CLOTHIERS, 5
S. W. Cante CasJ mid SI. Clu1., .bide,
C1' .Kp snmlls51755hw5455pa .inor55 . al lS1.dssN
' .siics.ppertlnsisE o a G.stk.s'. Wadsob..
WLKSOHTONE PREMIIUM S5TST.-A 51 .ppyly Iois.
alsb.I.dSb1l.., 8 tuna 5 b,4M, -a o seek S £5yof ui
4d.tyIa a...U .saI.5stht5to At mm uitdIlf.l d pia..th
ma.st6ldIss., .1 Sply
CROCKERY.
Crocks y, Chna and Qlarnwar
R3 . F L & 00.,8 Common Buses,
K * N*Ord*iRI** 1B* .NA D..i. WnI...I. d
3.1.11 LAMPS PiMBd ..d BCt.,Mt.CAS*fRS CANDLE
BTICESTALLICUTLEAT, JAPANN1ND WAITEBB..tl.
B ~ god i11 1. odeo .t Ip. p ~c..~d .h.fr,1P. a.1.1,
. t cly
DRUGS, MEDICINEIS.
Drugs,.edtcicu8,Perf'umerVetC.
WTh..WaDh., .lB...p..11.UyBl shIeh B .Iul.B
PPatbn. Phydd...md pmmiU.. t. hi. ,.Ill uoted~toch.
.e.t.,SDI WATER AND MEADIfthb..,lh..· i
...8hCOHBRB5S BLUR LIC . .. H., Room. ..ppli.B33
rmntl .wihPUll SONN4Yi USSENCE PBPPBEMINII
QOULXYBI7TPRB..3. THOMAS RANYIN
GROCERIES. _
R. W. daumsu, 00
GROCER, 00A
Coero.,oFroont,Ooa,800 .d Fo.8, .0800..
Lt 00.. <o.Ootly w hoo.n bag. a.d ,ooplots 0 0tm80 of Or5
os.,, for..00 0.;t booo.005e p,008e0d oo t?, meet ooooreooYd.tg
r STEAMR)T STORES.-OSpjol .Rantion paid to keepOg I -
At ho8.fo!I .00ck ., ore.0. q.0Os0 by Boot.. 080 0'8
WANTED.
CHAMBERMAID WANTED-A Slave or
F... WOMIAN ho oodeooiod. R.piop rooms i0 p.O
rder.0. LAWAAOOO &EUBANE. 1100 Cmp.tr0 . all
W ANTED-A TEACHER of the French Lan
eogy0..-oop.tbl oof go.010o000tmr000i0 Vn ..! d (0,. I
OoOOS Mmo ptpitO,0d. A 1'R.fo o ollbooid. Add00.
n73 0 I.. F. PASKER, AIeodri., L.
Crescent Refineey,
NOB. 23 AND 28 ThLIA UZTBNRT. "n
C$ 40 BAIRELS ad 50 1oo do ohok, OOOARHoOUBE MO
Oe Wh. and So buf do 01.i8 GOLDEN S1RU0, 00.08.e,0 1fo,
.aleuebove . )
flR. J. A. DE HART, DU'oy0BT 0
p " antlmea Ne Orlesoe and Adnity, bna
o permoooOO Lo0000d80nd 6RaO8OOOO theOt noimpmr·o
me80. Hsi 08080*a0d 000,0000800080 8005188004570008 Thou aI
Yro i~ghim wtththehýýrrutroooga may rotepanrdthata·Bop eraL~on ;
wil bN.% ..% gý'nee sad ee9aoa 19Caea~tntGtw n
1-V ho.tod H olm ol.0o0.
g *fi~ tlr O R BYTE OF .p .% f n tkewetiaDpprDLI'S=TI
a to( onutoLd to )1 ,8eovery np0tR 50Srb Io00.0 F TO
e U00 a nwrIt~o glgi00 5~esr
tr
LO ON LYir-R W At
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A MERICAN ARTISTS' UNION.-To®Aowo
ICAN ARTiSTO' UNIOON old rpo,0nll *p .O o to tOhe
.laveh of ,d a.hrod th ad that tte· of
hie. ..0o blii S mrpio* tam b brooi , mead00f i og. 0.0.
ghr b·oii by ... FIRST ARTISTS OF 00 00. .Ogth y 06,. deer- o
mai., hi, rdOoo. to . w .ato .. ml.y0. r tea040i0d rd .
rhos wt wly lr, mpiaymr~t to 0 Lg. ombar of uNW and open,
b~(·ml~~.ro~tm~ ...llou~pns oOi.o& 000.p
0 tbU , ,ofloh og.0iib. 00. io ,,,.t0070 960,000007 o t m anild. '
htrf o,, GIFTS,.o oioii0.. of t oh 4160,001.b
r f.,h boo, s d00 h. Om l,.,, grMIhiho h thsooni. io1 h...o4
ml w F g visg :1.9077 orth tke mosey, bni dw r tteLa which a0
t titl. him kom..0h. OlS. wwtk.7an dteik04d.
For Fir oDelt00iW0hi000y .. . 00d ....rin, b P00,000
I..Oil sod Fns (I.. o6. 6. ..o.t . 0,0ort of 0
t splwriO Pna C, dfIhi mi.. g.. 000 .. ,0
0 Empyonh .Oºld NO,0o0%000 0.00.0h.0h·B-.00 ..
SFor e.W do~lrr wnt~w bFnrio atpa wLJr Wet et nm, rod
i G 0 11ft T E1 ,,iwll ,,m~du I, . . 600
i T0.0 ooo0tfa .00t1 0.1. · Etpo.l a.h his 5.550
1 od oflakii g wll Oh mW 0 010000000 0 he i..sho om dd rp, .
1 d l.4llp·.r~nd pru··rri gea4,ba h mlted teatWilk ooh
w b. omol LLb··U (srnu.
Ao, p*e ri,. . . .,en ftel.s e . 4.. ..4dief 1,
wilT 0p070L~~h. 00000100000a~anvg Ot~lke,
.t a Peepcera. Csialoro, end dl ahbr -~aemry mtoemm4loo
IrOn Uw 11od eompt r a 1 . awls, tM Qif will hana n h
d ~n f~·Comodgae cllhr Pnlsenssn bb WML. 5 $S, doe
T ,t whwih wlll be gives tkrwghonn the U . Smw and the · Dudar
9 LIST iO byFTS.
100 A.i,be t.0fU,,n0th.00.k000h.ffr00I
T 0 Fi..0...... D,..iiioo. 10000 000.0 .... 0.T..
... 10,6000
T 1 t~i00 . .O0o. 0e.i00400.................Y 0 0
I, . C00 h00 ...........q... .... o .... 10,000
. lla..........'.. 500 ...
1 1 00 0lg .O ·r ..... 9.0C3 ,at.ih.,0.. . 0. ....600 1
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0d 100000000,00 8001 Pi 0 ri·rrdo d 1
ail, of th. wiawmgurem e~n onI , nche
0 .000 . . .h........ ...... ...h 1 .000
00f,00106* Pos-h 0,0ri60h~ I 001
PT 0000 to po~u~m foowd b h IM 0
W 0.0.0 ,, of the.jroket 7ao . fr0m 1 0000
1T 1 000.0.ain g, dim .... N No..To
City ......... ............ ..... .............·· 19,10
'T 095g 0o46soh10iJsa.h01traUNSO.0 I
'T Cityy i, 9l. , .h.* ............0 0 ...I000. ..0.. 4,000.
,te00. Vlla 1i-o1. 0,0 00000a1 s.ooIhoW (.14
ad tb. d jub rk C rod mmliesr sUT r
Oh. ..o00 oi .0 0 o f. ............. ..00 .01 '." boyq 010,
IT PO~y~lu· DUL hShrlinY.V.IU)
PT 90P~rpltad Loan a Ca, wi·wt ·4..·.rat o
IT
do 5 I Ay L..... . . !......- o r0 101d .0p000100001
~~~~~~~ ea0h 6op JWN. ~ ~W0000
PT OC., Real I.U4 unka, · LwPIC
d! CSONun pdrwW mge7 arad,
IT . I1OýBt)LBOOHB, b~·Mlu) · M 6athrr.L1
Fsgrario~s 4 - C.W.-w ww -ft dr9 dollrlry
it T YON'S EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA6
U llaGpR.-Notl1I "al Mn d bsmmd *or u et·urtio Of
a epo P oir Bbl, ar. Ibl, ====rap amy· colum
or b rrrl(L·4aJ~L·IDrtu L9
1 la gnrormg dn.. Nauwe+ 4. To aka aiNld wyk
pral .aMtY 6na~tme by t.SROYS LYON,'C K'
c illtc~p 1, 1UM XI *O*1WMM*M m
HA )WA=.
mNNSN tima Et-. -A"
Jr. R emnar Ur Brerth,,
HARIDWARZE MUROEANTiS.
CO8MU CU EouMWr AWD MWAUWSUIMI
Have on hand aad'rrm daii 2
Wk fsna srrrtscnt4 , r
U plr
J. .L Rei C...,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EARDWARB
SHIP CE&XDLKYT, STEAMBOAT ZO*Cw.,
,ntrroo ea idm.m Edr Mud Pspdgcj
WA Rmm aab~dd uben~de et nmt - · *diiMdiL1.
.t..d. 1.O. .iia~wfeL4 Ik.y.d.r At e. k....e i wi m.
W T3.L1MOA S20 .1-S,.d.1d~t 1t. i. gi... t th.d
p~taw, w m f u* w tw w. ..pwaa to apply ·mr*'
eir a.s.iw, er. rrc aolsJv
Vhe" C. Gai"sk o Ceo
ILq.rtate and' Dealkra in
EARDWAU, IP tLT, VW
HVR IN STORE AI U)I 4~OOSTANTLY
m a gnu.age rngA-;
Nlea·.ik..1q.A..; cotwa*;
0.wdtos~aws; laqrrtd> ýIdl
renn..dMw chow; fit, l tsd Celrht,ýf u
hWu..a; K. .dgis.C«ihy.
ifa~as MT~rys; !i.ºeYr r r~ pe
IT-k. and t · krlr 1....a iirgt~r F. r .
IWT.pwih. 1bnr. h. y NA4 rJOP1S,
C.hp,3...., Pal i..u.yPop..d Mde.ýb* .N lgb
.4rc d *f..#ai,
NegamgiPn. stin betiram imn m4 N]tabos.
3.3. XOIUE, Froi*It.t
~I11...M. b1~ 1k 1... - HI~~~1E·
-" kk= .t k .
nd r l Ii K f a aaonai a! twqiraa
h raamý rl~ w~l . M iiomuWW sgh·j~rYlilbti
it var:Lbu
Wholesale and Rest'l,
CORNER CANAL .AND CH.ARTRES STRZZ 1.
1kO d.1_,_______
arJATS-HATS --A few dozen of thoMe1
SSLA-CK PGAr. WIDE-AWA LONE STAR
.Ad KNOW-NO..hIN OATS .ody.m .. a .. h.yip Do
aIkCfiy.L, ..1I- W 1ESTS. OO.SOuqBi.IS9..D..I
BOTSOSAND BROGANS-,61
.oI..J. W.~ Riu
hede Le.N.d6. n. d
aeaaJ. . hilaYL DAagVID TALO A C O.,
0 13 41 Vq.I.gt. 51.N.p ..yyfiReeks Arb.dO.
SPECIAL SHOE NOTICE.-ty and
IC- CIDIBJM..ol w ..h rm7. f 15.1 LDOVID
TARTWRaO.,IP.MT.yI a .n taw mE
II .d.pI SoSeD IAAAZINXSSRIEF Ip
paI.I D..k. Ard, ML.d haw. 5.015 a ar and5 Snmel sDi4bb5
S,.4 BDOTS, SHOE. AND BROGANS sli .1,1 wb.h fo4I
L.5.DIer tbe. termo.. 107 MELD TAZIOR t CO.
HAT NOTICE-Hatters ad Deal.-~
ANDN;E Iew gflnd m.h'p DI Pa
rUr.15 41 m Shg.....bSH.Iy . 0 a pAod.
flOOTS, SHOES AND H T.
LFW.S. .jt1.ls iSgdth.ISIOs t CAT..
a1 ss.Iw.lase . IaSINfdBOTS ,4 GOO1S U n
bAS,. va SIld.. .51rh15.$thss.1 I.,dr nt, n L.'.DS
.Iokyos,,..yI.I. C11Y 5sIS.ISdMdIIt~·~~~ ..II..
0 IN"' i PLAlTATION ®000 sot..kIjy Yosp . l5.
JEWELRY.
Hyde 9 Goodrich,
- CORNER OF CANAL API) ROYAL STREETS.
SILVERWARE AND DIAMOND JEWELRY.
I- I IOOrsTASJ
'"LONDON AND GE1NEVA WATCHES;
PARIS JEWELRY, FINE CLICKS AND GUNS;
PLATID WARE. CUFLARY AND FANCY GOODS.
E7' Sq.lle WnSts· .psylom Is Dhod dS.Dig.W W S".
oaieg.M..sllntaioSiJ.g.by, MIAIsDbdISDvSS to SrdIS, D105I5
.Al C..d PFsAtiB Hail BndlCs.Ld EtarI.NGCldiag and PLabI4.
10. 1 8 1714_
SF"I WATCHES JEWELRY, etc.
1tE .TLER $$CAMP STBEET,bwcoaetaatly
- sd and II sSeSI~ll by . ve ry .S, dOLD LEVER
CUPFkXand Cs.I4DER WATCHES, of All tha
.ok~o.
AIsuFPOB.VESTDs400ASlDCHAINSOIAEE C1,i TSib.1iy
-, GOLD PENS PENCILS THIOIIS SKIITS 115. "s FIND
o IRACELT SHEDELACS RINS ,SILILYEREWVAlE
S PO1NS .d FORKS LADLES CADVORS, CUPS. PITCHERSS.
PRASS PLAYEDDCAKIFSD TPiSETS CANDLSITICKS,URIS,
rICH VANCY BOORS. ·~i&X'SP~i l ERFUMM Y-ti4·l·1
Uhe ritvarietyy ofot .rnrtirlee toonnmorooaw meetic0.
'U IRF.SY~r~fACZSS. ieb.girh~ddD Sbsoy hobyssedOOI.
..S..d .45II14Is.,II ..ylt h· ·r·. IsII .21 tf
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Piano Fortes-Piano Fortes.
N. FEKEENRACH,
No. UT Conl, Nm thie Corner of St. COhyI .5tr,.l,
Has received a supply of GRANDn
QOBLASsLP.CLOW PIAIIN. m~DI 5555
for kb[. oliy.%yt .atth nl~bn "d Ir inhmar rln
Pl. Ibirs,.sIEppal, bId 1$ .lI rh .'le
t1 1... o m l 5.k poa..1g -- -be
g!' Ail N odd R7A P ar d. slbrrwL iedl
RjNOrQdRLarr i doo)J th· ·hoete ·det
nII dply R. ESENBACH. I11 C~o-d 1 .tra
PAINTS.
N W JERSEY ZINC PAINT.-The sub
DeribmAhle AIw 1,h. d, d sIll b cSIAIITl .IbpplIIdloor
D aob15Ioy. Sb sSI.IIDIS .1 Zlo. P.1.1 m...1de by th. N..
Jlewy 0111 CIVply, which b111 , ar tb.hI15yII U d lbs 1154
..Iamms.NdB.al lIS. frown s 11dl Oil- pyieqSS II y1,1 od100
Dyt B. C. BOQGRT a CO.. 6b.DCSIp.t
WINES, LIQUORS.
SAZERAO BRANDIES.- The subeoribers,
SAZR`ABC BoR.NDIýE). Ip wuuwttlg iy Ld : resll :ut ul of
lower od atudiom , .,du wrd . the oldestI IIy "y "a at 11
ypM.i. LE9ERIC (CRIYI. 4 a W.
LIII9 i8 .ld IBM, lI I
HOICE WIiES AND LIQUORS.-BE.&N+
IQDII8 MnnrnnotthetiaFleof1711,lT~d.1!!·an iIOL;Bo
idWdof182B;OtnrdD.pfy dothrhrudnaofvsriutir3M
WILo-Cdld·u... fU·tih.tB, ,th Sid.e II EIIlndIII.
IlalBB~h'IrndlpgChUmphlI W BWth IML
HB.kIOBTEnr~lld 8·L~jClLIB.I ilIBB
uuofºl gsiti·N
Yd Old Rye llfh ky " Stpdl rroitted itrcia ie 7nien Cordnl, of
ths way OI WI)<E sdLTDRS hch ·lMo~one·u
Ibillsrla··lrr · ropod euco`-hacltgle·
ddlceeeyGSTRY11"d Lia piaLN~ln Ag3ut_ lr Rotslrt.··t
W COEER, tertend Dealer in
" BRANDIES WINES, LS .B IHbAANA CIGARS,
Ordnfe~eeteory " ie dcpfk ed gr Ptu&f. i
Beware or Strangulated .etnfit
s$tI al ta Hrrors t 1
ý' i""r""lyarie- u" oh "fiiut mu·m of RBIPEP wt
u OOMFORT-VI W rl.f.olkIkdqd.. d PATHNT TRUIRS
A
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MA8CO7ZZD II
[ý' hnwinbllR1· ""q tt th" m o d RCPTArB ·t "U }
b isd Jý wCL~rtt 5k."m anaMC BUPW~I- .11
SHRURMA1I PATENT TENSE AD CllTURE EMEM"IIl
TM M~dknllna~lh a~t*antr. ud! ltuehegLwat(rlha
SIF~rr,'h. l,,lYý lCthe frlyr .pp.aa" d _______
~~in'h ~ .I.sk st w~i·rdn~
10 matt l 'Y". lidiII~ i"nC"t.pi
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&r a 4k. a"dy - tssls. Cd
tb"ýhetlul r ar nad F·.*ttb n rlu48°
"nntaW.8" h in bl b, ndmatb" t book~
d Ltn r aemit ý°h 7lýýroC
fl*dwluth-tnosd slh tftb. it, UU..IC RUPTUR
lmo ni a w ntmMYt*
'I ik"RUPTQRR.R in uiu3M4Jnkrtenr··M·
t" dngopI I,
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tth ýY~ad nd3ý144~h~"ý Wn }gLq
mn"º"thnw MnlabbrýU
WOO&TOO94 Hal.t
MGM qý! ý = ýýt Mi Alii4 ý

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