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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

TOBACCO.-The demand has fallen off, owing perhaps
to the continued untayorabe accounts from Europe and the
North The sales do exceed $50 hhds ncludicg to-day
80 hhds Mason county private terms. We repeat
last quotations, however-0rdpary and Common, eco
81 Fair 3laGD3a Prime and Choice, 4 604sIc. y h.
SUGAR.-The demand for Sugar has continued fair and
the sales of the three days amount to $50 hhds chiefly or
the West full prices, sayOrjnary and Common, 23a0
81 Fair 35sfD4 Prime and Choice 4llGD434c. y h.
MOLASSES.-Fhe transactions continue very light, bat
prices quite steadily maintained 18i2Oc for Fair
Choice lots; Inferior, etc. l2GDl6c. y gallon.
FLOUR-Vey little change has taken place in the Four
market last the demand being limited but
prices continuing at about the range before noticed
s412a4 % for Ohio and good Illinois, 81 af04 62 for
avorte brands and 81 7504 Sa for choice bakers marks
The sales about 5000 bb including to day 500 bbs Hi
no unbranded and of light weight at 81 12 and 100 do
extra Ohio from fatboat at 81 % p Dbl.
Arrived past three BIO bbs
Exported same time 1921 bbls.
GRAIN.-The sales OF Corn on Saturday amounted to
5000 sacks at 35D3Sc for Mixed and 40c for prime White
Yellow yesterday and today the dema nd has fallen
off, and only about 1900 sacks have been disposed OF at a5
39e o bushel prime lots We learn of but sale OF
WHEAr670 sacks good, at S2lac. bushe OATS have
been selling slowly at 2Sc in sacks, according to quail
ty. The last sale OF Corn MEAL at 81 50 for White
and elbow White BEANS sell at all prices, from $lGO
2T5 q Dbl.
Arrived past three days, III sacks Corn
Exported same time, .10,H9 "
PROVISIONS-Con tinuad dizziness has prevailed in the
Pork Market the few sale, being at SO 5000 Gu for Mess
81 607 rs for Prime So 50 p Dbl for Rumps ETC. .BA-
CON has been in pretty good demand with sales of $50
casks at 3s04c for Missouri Sides and 4604fc. for Gin
cinnat do 3D3sc q fb for Shoulders etc Plain Hams
bring 4dD41$c Canvassed and Sugar Cured 5f0Sc. b..
BEEF has been selling ats11 25 Is for Mess SIS 2506 Is
o Dbl for Prime. LARD has been quiet and notice
but few sales at 6GD734c. in bb and SiDS5zc ID. in
kegs-today little nothing has been DONE W esiem
BITTER is dull at 11012c.; and CHEEsE 7071zc. y H.
WHIsKY!-The business has been chiefly by retail, al
L. at.f1sZ III, eh1l ,t,rya
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
Lake end of the Pontchartrain Raiirt

Lake end Of The POatchdrtrafn Rdazr0dd
SyyH present propeors of the above well known estab-
Iishment would inform the citizens of NewOr- &ssSs
leans and ali its former patrons that the house, after EsssM
having undergone thorough repara- E5 -
is now opened for their accommodation
this season, and they may feel assured that
every endeavo will be made to render their visits agreeable
The Resauran, will at all times be supplied with the best
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such Pompano Black Fish
Croakers Trout Soft Crabs etc. besides all the decaces OF
the NewOreans market
y None but the best of LIQUORS served at the bar 10
mv26 I'm E. P. KENNEDY Il co.
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Franklin
SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUNcIL.-The Coun-
iii met last evening, pursuant 70 adjournment.
There were twelve members present, and Recorder
BALDWIN was ia the Chair.
The following is the Treasurer report:
e R.. sPas III sac Ssss g. g
imbnrsed $34ll ID
Remaining on hand ................. 1884 OF
communication from the Surveyor was read
enclosing three proposals for building a dredging
roscl,ine. and five others for two tenders to the
same. Referred 10 the Committee on Streets and
a PETITION from Mr.. L. J. Webster was read, pro-
rsng 10 remove Instructions in the river by means
e dredging machine procured by himself Re-
farrsd TO The same Committee.
4 petition from inhabitants of White and other
,,ses for lamps in those localities was referred to
,hsame.
"A uetition from Mr.. ID Pateva pyrotechpist
nrayng for the use of Lafayette Square to let off
frs.worI,s thereon on the Fourth of july next was
laid on the table
petition from Capt BaserIees late an officer
rsa 1
tbe Corporation, was referred to the Recorder. He
wag recommended by the Governor, Mayor and
other eminent citizens
A petition addressed to Aid Smith was read Il
emsnating from business men in the neighborhood
81 lhe New Basin, praying his influence to get the
borOughfare repaired Referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings.
The Finance report, with resolutions directing
lie payment of current expenses, was read and
adopted.
Aresolntion from the Committee on Finance was
adgpted, directing the Treasurer to pay $1,000 to
Mi Alicou, the fee Of MIR. Billiard in the Batture
Gaze.
Several resolutions were submitted by the Com
nee on Streets and Landings, relative TO the per
Gfmance OF work on the Levee, and for making
knces. they were adopted.
An ordinance was offered by Mr.. Renshaw rea-
ive to enforcing the making OF banquettes, ETC.,
Under penalties. LAID over to next meeting.
MI, lands submitted resolution directing the
payment 70 mr. y. torey, l. M c., OF $1,000, IN two
notes, being Inc price oI Iots on when The new
school-house in the First Ward is TO be erected.
The majority report OF the Ponce COMMITTEE
against the extension OF the night-watch to Galvez
street, was ADOPTED by Votesot to d.. Mr.
Marks presented minority report, and spoke ener-
gehsauy IN its favor. Mr.. Smith also supported
The minority report
b relation 70 The subject Of the Chain Gang, Mr..
that he. ln,I tb..
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LATE OF THE LONDON AND EDINBURG

LA ~ @c n gTlT y q &
4 ANCE. HOPE EVERITF. M. d.. Collegiate Of Kings
L. College, London Anmnus and Matricaafed Member
of the University OF Edinbug: Member Of the University
of ST. Andrews and OF the Royal College OF Surgeons oil
Ednburg Graduate in Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women
and Children; Lcentia.e of the Medical Faculty. New
Orleans extraordinary Member of the Huntenan Medical
Society, Scotland. xs.
Professor Eyert having originated the newly defeiopeI
science the Atomoogy Of Life and Death and
of health and diseases Of the human body and ae seseI
years experience among 3d. go patients in the hospitals ann
dspensagies OF the above named European Ingels'
brought TO great perfection and certainty s success 70
less desires continue TO treat snch anu sspetia
those diseases that have baed the medical an1 surgical
and skill Of members OF the medical ana surgical
faculties OF England France and America an,
TIE Atomic treatment case however despeiaie WIZ
occupy longer than in weeks months nor VIII the lea
be accepted IT unsuccessful - ,.. i.:k
Eaeb naep q disease treatment and recovery, explained
nv atofnoloeicaI and chronological diagrams
y roaJ ca Leot IN ledger invioate-and letters from
the cnnnfrv viii lie responded to without delay.
"a ~ Removed from Royal street. 70 Ne 10 Rampant
eorne Canal street. his former once sna residence sssz%
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a,yslsiE.s,l g; 4! II

rs PRtp.4TE LESSONS ONLY. -4s5
II / GOMEZ, Editor Of In Patra. will devote q Jew
III hours during the day to give instructions the span
sh Language Mr. g. has adopted and easy Ileln9u
by which scholar learn to read speak and translate e
Spapsh Language in three months; No n
For Terms &c. apply Mr.. Gomez at his 9l gxs ri
Exchange Alley Cont street at TIE and
G. Morgan II Exchange Place ADJOINING tne b ps'G ~
q If required Mr.. G. will give lessons at NED
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FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.

No. 81 C.8M4L. STREET. Under The Planters Hota
yItHE subscribers have received large and fashionable
stock Of CLOTHING, suitable tofsthe present season,
from New York, at which place they have mandatory
Although their terms already pretty well known 10 tbs
system of doing strict cash business, believing this
be beneficial to their customers totheselves ashley
which those who do credit business at,oavs less
sustain. a call Is respectfully solicited.
JOHN SOUTHtVEEII& CO., q Canal st., q.
anf5 3m II Under the Planters Hotel
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= ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
f,r,HE above Reward win be paid upon CONVICTION x
.faTII III or TIIIA-but doubt now passing NK
nder an assumed name with forged pass Sad giIi "a
:, Of age stou made promlnet eyes short nose ana
ins her FEET in when walking Twenty-Five dolars wI be
and od ging any Jail of the city
or N Nov 81 1915 = mz26
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,,v,o tfl1s,N Geo. c G. LAWRAsoN
HIGHEST PRICES, P RAID FOB paE LAE ~ SCRIP

IA l 'soibHRS1 DISCHARGES &c.
-eszza4 BTGBEE informs the Returned Sol >szA
x5s4ssf dieFs that he may be found Under YIN
It. a tEsE ST Chill Els HOTEL, Ials2}
@ Corner Of Gregg, Is f e t95 ,s sae reg
pnrnose OF purchasing LEE Voc rs .
RtsBgE being well known to the largest portion OF the
4rpy fiatte himself that he needs no references out
solicifs their patronage :. ~ &, 49,, - IN
&c 1s &c : s ,tle Iel9 I'm
WATCHES, JEWERY AND FANCY GOODS.
ygyHE subscribers have Just received additional re
sapply of very superior Gold and Silver Watches, A
with Hunting Gases OF NJ !. Tobias, Roskel and T.
other superior makers also Fine London DapteG sssa
Uatehfs reh Jewelry of the latest styles comprising Fine
Cold Watch Chains Keys and Seals, Ladies' Bracelets,
&c Also great variety FANCY GOODS, selected by
one of the firm the European markets consisting of y
Roxe Dressing Gases fine Fans Reticue and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles, Table KNIVES ahd
Forks Caors, Candlestieks, Double and Single bse
Guns Pistols ReyolveTs, Bowie Knives Military Go0as &C.
&c fof sale at moderate prices. by ~ ~. !.
ieM HYDE s GOODRICH. IS Chartfes u
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DAGUERR EOTYPE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.

ENY the application of the above mysterious agent to IA
guerreotype Ga discovery OF The subscribers the under
sianel is enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in SINGLE OND-catchins the precise
expression instantly and ixrHg ndeIbly upon the silver
pate e. Those who wish retain IN their iamtes good
LIKESEssEs of relations friends, do al moderate
price Rooms corner Of Canal and Chartres
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-28

NEW CHucu.-A new Episcopal Church is
about to be erected at South Trenton, n. ].
Celebration of the Seventy second Anniversary of
American Independence.
The following is the Programme adopted by the
Committee Of Arrangements for the celebration OF
the coming National Anniversary:
National sautes viii be fired on the eve of the day on
Place d Armes Lafayette and Washington Squares and
at sunrise and on the day from the Squares
The procession Will form on Canal street, front OF the
State House at A. NJ under the Immediate command OF
Col. Charles A. Labuzan, Grand Marshal.
OFFICERS
Grand .9Iarshdt-Col. CHARLES A. LABuzAN.
.harsGaIs- First jpalitp-Chas. Kshaw, H. L.
Peire j. L. Lamohe n. TIepagner, Alph Rousseau, W
sseond .Hanieipallty-JuIen Neville G. w Christy, j.
strawbldge, J. Saul A MoIIhenny, ]. Goodin, A. w.
5%ird Mnnicipalitg-T Mccormick, s. Witt, d. Eau
cher j. Bruneau, E.. Beauregard G. w Hardy, j. Tr6mG,
Military Escort.
ia Grand Marshal
Mayor of the City and Recorders.
Committee of Arrangements.
Orator of the Day and Reader of the Declaration of indie
General Council.
Aldermen OF the three Municipalities
M kisis
Veterans of lel4 and 1916
Citizens bearing the escpteheons OF the different States
Officers OF the U. >. Army and Navy.
The returned Louisiana Volunteers.
" Governor of the State and staff.
Maj. Gen. J. l.. Lewis and staff.
Officers OF the Militia,
Members of the Senate and House Representatives.
Regents Law Faculty and Medical Faculty of the Unver
sty oil Louisiana.
State Superintendent OF Public Education.
Secretary OF State State Treasurer Auditor of Public Ac
counts Civil Engineers and Surveyor General
Foreign Consus
Judges of the Supreme Court, Attorney General and
District Attorney.
Judges of the District Courts of the State.
Recorder OF Mortgages and Register OF Conveyances
Judges OF the u s. Courts, o. = District Attorney and
U. >. Marshal.
Clerks of the U. 5 District and Circuit Courts.
Collector of the Customs Naval Officer Surveyor of the
Port and Postmaster.
u. s. Receiver and Register OF the Land Office.
Superintendent and officers OF the Mint.
Marshal.
Fire Department, with banners.
Marshal.
Directors Teachers and Male Pupils of the Public Schools
Clergy.
Members OF the Bar
Members OF Medical Societies.
Notaes Public.
NewEngand Society.
Marshal.
Free Masoas-Grand Lodge and subordinate Lodges,
Odd Felows-Grand Lodge and Subordinate Lodges
Charitable Societies.
ilbemian St Patrick, st. Andrew, Howard, German and
Temperance Societies.
incorporated Institutions and other Societies.
Sons OF Temperance.
Harbormasters and Port WdfdeDs.
Captains of Vessels and Steamboats,.
Strangers and Citizens generally,
Marshal.
Military Escort
The Procession, when formed, will move up ST Charles
to Poydras down Poydras Camp, down Camp
Espanade up the north side of Espanade Condo street.
up Condo to the Place Ames where the declaration OF
independence will be read and Grafton delveredattef
which the Procession Will be dismissed
J.. L.. EABRI. Chairman Zee o
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TO THE PUBLIC. 80
ID ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the p9SIe
IL his seyces as II UCJIO NEER for the sale OF REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedglng exeons TO promote the interest Oh tose
entinstIng business to his care, -
e" Negroes OF every description constantly on hand
at private public sale.
~ I,Iber al Cash Advances made on c0nsgn-
ments. RlCttAhD II-hhi1l1I' aucIo,eet,
myM Nos. 10 and ~ Bankss arcade fdSsage
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CurEsE DEPOT.
FAMILY BUTTER AND

FINDER THE ICE-HOusE;
u Corner Of 50. CaarteS .ant
Pogdrds streets. The subscfibeslss
have made arrangements WITH tne
best UAIR1Es OF New Z orb. Rean-
sylvania and the West fora c0i-
slant supply of .4a
Sweet Table BIft sh,. vas;
denees of our customers lwitllent
extra cliarge) in stone 'ANs' iio
3fe 10 ID. ,. .,,r.vS
oa Also. Italian; French, He esn ,
auu lhhhII tl,a iauuest mice
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STEALiNG.-Samuel Gidley and Samuel Nc
phetson were yesterday accused by George Lejeue
ner, with having stolen from him out of the board
ing house Of Mr. Simmons, at the corner of Front
Leyee and Hospital streets, coat valued at 49,
The young gentlemen We're sent down.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-28

SusPICIoUs.-James Coleman was arrested as
dangerous and suspicious astronomer, he having
been found in Lafayette Square, gazing upon the
golden buttons ci the blue coat of the sky, through
a very questionable telescope. Being strongly stls-
pected, also, of having thrust his digits INTO the
coat pocket of X. Purcell and abstracting there
from wallet containing certain sum Of money,
Coleman was sent down for thirty days.
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE, +
4 PoRTABLE COTTAGES.
CLASS STAINING

TT not generally known that the beautiful AFT q
No 1875 GRAvER street. between Circus and Phippa Streets
who socits share Of the public patronage beng TIE h.i
onamented STAINED GLASS ior churches Steamboats, win
dows doors, sldeights, skyiights, lamps, ETC.
n. BLead Sash plain and ornamented mace 70 o'as''
4 lei BINS
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S II 4 \ S..

S III FOR TAMPA BAY-Leaving positively on
ElslA SATu RDAY lst7Juy The first class and fast
!, 49, sailing schooner PASCAGOULA Capt Burns
having her cargo engaged win sail above
New Basin or to j. W GIBBONS "a 4
Jezo g Customhouse street.
STEAM TO BRAzoS ST.JAGo-Regu-
III ff 5fs iar racket-The superior eoppered and cop
esszasss per fastened steamship A g ST A, Capt
Alfred Steve VIII ply as regular packet between New
Orleans and Bfazos Jago taking freight for Month OF the
Rio ande and Matamoros which WILDE iow afded without
delay ample arran geents having been made for Teams
Lighters etcs 70 insure Dispatch APPS 3m4
Nf5R TIMER, TURNER & CO. New Orleans
1Asenes' THOMAS Z. ADDY & CO., Bfazos St. Jago
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TEALiNG.--Robert Toll and Bander F'itz came
to the conclusion on Monday night last, that they
were horses belonging to government and that they
wanted tobe shoed. Laboring under this impress
sion, they stole from George Abrams pair of bro
gans, forwhich crime they were sent TO the work
honse for thirty DAYS
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Memoranda

The steamboat Illinois left st Louis on the Goth instant
Reports the Upper Mississippi river falling from St Louis to
cauo with aboat feet water on the principal bars All
The rivers above st. Louis reported falling. re
The Steamboat Belle of the West left Cincinnati 18th inst
Reports 4 feet water in the Canal and falling.
fowboai Belle lowed down and to sea on the 22d inst
bark Gpsey
TOwboat Conqnerer lowed down and to sea the 18th
INST Ships May Peasants and Token.
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From observation-disclosures George Pollok,
Capt Sweet, arrived at this port this morning from
Curacao, which place she leit on the 9th ultimo.
Capt S. reports affairs in Venezuela as becoming
more quiet, with the exception OF Maracaibo, which
under Cen Paez. A body Of troops under Mona
gas. to the number of five or six thousand, had
landed on the Indian coast, and were 10 march
upon Maracabo on the day upon which Capt
Sweet left. There were various rumors Of con-
Trajectory character in circulation, and therefore
entitled to but little credence, one Of which was
that there had been another outbreak in opposition
70 The Government at some place to the windWard
Cant. Sweet also reports the U. S. ship Albany as
having arrived at Curacao, on the 9Th uit., osai
same day for the windward
New CHucII-A new Episcopal Church is
about to be erected at South Trenton n. j.
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STEAM To ppazos sT JAt.(
RSSNysMMEMZss

NAeNAAHAS VI NSEWW SE
oARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS
IL The public is respectfully informed that this sem
fsR most delightful place of resort and .amuse STN
iEsl msnt Is now open Under the management $500
Of the SUBSCRIBER In The extensive grounds BE- ESx
DUETS of all kinds Will be furnished by the gard -
ner and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMONADE, SIiERBERTS,8 SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements; meantime preparation made to fur.
ush dinner parties with all the decaces of the season. and
the best of wines and liquors.
And last though least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer to the comfort OF his
apl3 5m JAMES DURN0.
ICE CREAM SALOON.
cgsThe subscriber takes pleasure IN informing HSNr
5I his friends and the public generally OF the sNNN
Wb% opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON, a&&s$&9
~ situated on ST. Charles Street, next door to EM
the corner of Gravier street, and directly opposite sss1
Mr. Capps Church. where ne intends at all times TO Keep
variety OF Creams as Vanilla, Pine Apple, Lemon and
variety of such other Fruit Creams the season VIII allow
together with Sherbets and Frozen Lemonades AS every
will be paid please, and as he has been at great
expense fitting up his establishment he hopes to receive
liberal patronage. 49, y,
Families supplied at short notice. and on reasonable
terms. q
In his store, under the above Saloon will be constantly
found Soda Mead and large and general assortment OF
Fruits Candies. Confectionery and Sweetmeats Oh every
description.
E The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened, ready for vs
tiers, on THURSDAY, the 22d inst
In order that nothing may be wanting to crafty the
public taste, an excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been
mhz3 sm WA LAZZARo DANCEvICH.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,


The past three days have shown little change in our
Market generally and very little activity any department
of trade In Cotton the transactions have been moderate,
though prices continue steady. For Flour and Grain the
tendency is rather downward and also for articles OF
Provisions.
Later news from England daily looked for, the
steamer Britannia having sailed from Liverpool for New
York on the 10th nst and being days the latest
dates from the latter city
COTTON.-Tbe Cotton market closed, according to our
report OF last Friday quite firmly, the light supply having
enabled holders get full prices for Louisiana and Msis-
sppi Cottons, spite of the unavoabe accounts from Eng
land On Saturday good demand existed and 1000 bales
were disposed of (ncudng 1900 North Alabamas) with little
alteration prices Yesterdays transactions confined
10 some 500 bales and those of day. $500 bales making
total for the three days OF 5000 bales mostly English and
Northern account Full prices have been paid for Louisa
mas and Msssspps but for Tennessee and Nonh Aaba-
Cottons the about lac lower The receipts
getting smaller from day day, and hardly look for
over 200 600 bale at this port by LIST september next
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ....,... 3Ia(Q434 Addlng Fan 67alD65s
Mddjag .5s85% Good Faifi g$tiz
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton bales. Tobacco, hhds.
S Rs"a;v on hand han Sept Sept S5,l 24 s4 2
" previously. -. i 1853 s95-l,l72.546 44,920-455a
Exported past days az 2 5 ~, zee 4, @1
Stock hand, not cleared. III Alb 1850
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ONE HUNDRED DC

III AZ a ,,,sTiean CHEESE EzB CRF1ULl BU''s VIII Ue
falAs j, AZ 'he 'o'ses' p'G GEORGE JAQUEs co.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-rhe following per-
sons were yesterday arraglled before this tribunal
Cord Orion, for larceny John Lynch and wife,
and Lawrence Stacey, for retailing spiritYous
liquors without a license, all of whom plead not
guilty. Jim Ragat and Jeemes Kelly, We're tried
upon separate charges of larceny and found guilty.
-. The Attorney General entered a moHe prosequi
in the case of Henry Campbell who charged
with larceny The above court is getting to be ex-
ceedingly undressing by of the fact that
it has no interesting cases to try, If the coming
fall could speak, it would say" better luck next
time," as Japhet was wont to observe while in
search of his father,
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DANGEROUS SHAVING. C B, Levy yesterday
declared before Recorder Genos, that on Monday
last he was assaulted with a razor by Antonio Co
nades--a splendid name, by the way, for brgand
the ears of Levy entirely off, but the deponent not
wishing TO dispense with his auricuar organs. dis
posed Of the aggressor by sending him to the First
Municipality guard-house