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RESTAURANTS, &c.
MURPHY'S RESTAURANT,
Bowling and Billiard Saloons.

Bowling and Billiard Saloons,
100 ST. CHARLES STREEr-Next to the Theatre.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
L the public that he has made extensive add. q
lions to his Establishment. rendering il the most A
complete and desirable in the city. The RES y033SA
TAURANT will at all times be supplied with -.X =
the choicest fare that the markets OF the city Afford in
style satisfy the most astid0us Epicure Having num-
is prepared to accommodate BOARDERs with without
the BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely refi,ted.
and ysers will nd the Table, and appointments Of this
trail situation must continue to be The Billiard Saloon Of
the city. all
great and effort the subscriber shall be
wanting 70 give general satisfaction 10 his patrons and to
make bis House worthy of the most liberal patronage.
GV- The BAR. usual. will always be furnished with
apii 3n RICHARD MURPHY
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
SMITH & BROTHER, sc Common st.
HAVE FOR SALE-SADDLES suitable for those 60.
ing to California cheap and good. On
BRIDES. Bits. stirrups. Saddle Bags and
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every kind and
description AMONG them may be found Gaps Coats Csps
Tarpaulins, Tents, Clothing Bags ETC., etc.
At the sign of the @ GOLDEN SADDLE, So Common
afr fv7
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G- Solomon Thornton, who has been confined
in the Jail of Macon county, Ala, for some time.
for the murder Of Mr.. Yancey, near Auburn, in
1s47. effected his escape on the evening of the 18th
inst. He succeeded in boring and saving his way
through the ceiling of the building, and escaped
from it during the heavy rain and strong wind on
Tuesday-lettng himself down 40 feet by blankets
Though he was very quickly pursued by an active
party, headed by the Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff,
and trailed by the aid of dogs, he managed to OBJ
tain horse, and has as yet outstripped or evaded
his pursuers reward of 500 has been offered
by the Sheriff for his apprehension.
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charging the unfortunate debtor to leave him at
liberty to apply his industry to the support of him
self and his family and open the door to the better
ing of his condition. But, no man would dare to
have dealings with discharged insovent, his in
dustry would be paralyzed and his hopes of better
fortune cut off, if the er parte declaration of a
creditor could per operate legal sequestration
of the insolvent's earnings" The case Of Quem-
per Us. Berra, Rob. 204 was referred to as being
unfavora5le to the position assumed by the de-
PENDANT.
The Judgment below was therefore reversed,
Judgment was rendered in favor of plaintiff recog-
nizing him tie lawful transferee of the debt due
by Isaac 4. Preston in the petition described, and
that the injunction issued in this case be perpetual
ted, defendants to pay the of this suit in the
Supreme Court and in the Court below E.
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Wholesale Emporium of Hats and Caps.

TO BLOCK-MAKERs & sHIP.oHANDLERs
RosI Bushed sh fe Shave eve y inches
Do Iron Strapped Blocks all sizes
For sale low BY SAM. LOCKE, and Front Leyee,
myl0 Between Customhouse and Benville ats,
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

FOR CALIFORNIA. 90 -
TUST received by the subscribers a supply Of COLTS
J REvoLVERs and Y. 8. YHuGER kI7
Belt Pistols. short and heavy Double Guns, -
Bowie Knives Pocket C0mpasses. Percussion $1Rskee.sy
Caps, Drinking Flasks Bullet Pouches Pistol Belts,
For sale by
mhl0 HYDE " GOODRICH. Is Chartres st.
FROM MY FACTORY I'm THE NORTH.
I HAVE Just received a small lot of Fine and Me- -
dunn Fashionable DRAB BEAVER HATS. N
which will offer very low. SE
Also. in store, a fine assortment oil SILK HATS.
of all qualities Also a few cases OF LEG BORN HATS.
white and cooed cheap, at Gravier street Stars.
corner Of TchOupitoulas st. BOOTH,
APPS New Jersey Hat Manufacturer
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Lake end Ut VeD Shell Road.
'HE undersigned has just refted and opened the above
L wslknown and avOr;e establish nlent and in AszA
tends to make H. in every respect worthy of the pat essH
ronase Of his friends and those WHO wish TO enjoy ksase
pleasant drive of the most ekgan and saubrous
treats IN The country The gardens and grounds will be kept
IN me lest oe he will have boats out nj all times 10 keep
nome lie VIII also be at oil times supplied with every de-
scpon OF Wild game and al the delcacies that the New
orleans market affords. together with choice liquors and
VINES with good lemonade for his Temperance friends
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
nRS. PEARSON and ANFOUX inform their patients
- that they can be consulted daily at G.
Their office, from A M. to P. M. DR.. kes2
rears0as many improvements in DEN-U fSSs-r15A
TAI SURGERY. are too well known and I0lAC
appreciated to require enumerang His Block Teert are
particularly worthy the aeDan of those requiring artificial
ones Their prices graded suit the circumstances Of
AL Ofiice at their residence B4RO.vVE street, near
Canal street app II
DENTAL NOTICE.
X SMITH. DENTIST, begs leave to assure his
y. friends and the public that he has 6.
not left and does not intend to leave, the
Office, at the Corner OF Latayette Square 11II1D
and 50. Charles street. mi4 If
DR.. MENSING, Dental Surgeon,
III AVING returned to the city of New Orleans from his
tour in the North and East. is prepared Esaz.ss.
70 perform all operations aapertaning to the
H., IIEtE FL. and has become acquainted withu
College of Dental Surgeons oil baltimore, Mi. His price
tor operations proportion snit he times alt If
TOOTH-ACEE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by Dr. hlENSiNG'S
IOOIH-.7CHE ELIXIR, NO change ~ Office
No. SO Baronne street. 4th door above Common ST.
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RIAH sADLER. l.. M. MERRITT
SADDLER & MERRITT,
Corner BARONNE and ST. JOSEPH Streets,
LUMBER MERCHANTS.
II EEP constantly hand a full assortment of Yellow
IN Pine and Cypress LUMBER, Cistern Slaves. Shin
giles etc etc my7 I'm
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VIM. 81. MORGAN.

PRACTICAL HMAKER,
81 CANAL STREET. Third Door from Camp street,
i WATCHES, yEWELRY and FANCY 70,
GOODS, consisting of very supe- HA
- ~ Hunting Gases, Of M l. Tobias. -
Roske and other superior makers also fine London Duplex
Watches rich Jewelry, of the latest styles comprising fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals: Ladies Bracelets,
Necklaces Breas, Pins. Gold Pencils Cases Finger Rings
hmselfin the Northern markets from the latest European
mportaions consisting OF Work Boxes Dressing Gases ns
WARE, pure as coin; and other fancy articles
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
jal6 5n
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PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN CANADA.-Three-fo urths
of the people of Glengaxry are clearly with Lord e.
gin. At county meeting in Alexandria HOO were
present. and all but IS went against the Parliament
House burners, and McNab, Prince, etc. In the
city of Montreal an address to Lord Elgin approx.
ing of his conduct has been signed by 1886 PERSONS
including the greater part of the corporation. Lord
Elgin, in his reply, stated that he had sought the
advice and assistance of those who had the peoples
confidence, and that in drawing on himself the
storm Of popular violence he believed he had pre-
vented quarrel between men (of different origins)
who ought to dwell as brethren.
In encouraging [said Lord E. to the utmost
mechanics institutes, agricultural associations and
educational establishments, and promoting by all
other means in my power the material interests of
the Province, have performed duty most agree
able 10 myself, inasmuch as | have found in these
pursuits the only relief have ever sought from the
more oppressive cares of my situation
Messrs. Leslie, Perrin, Eastwood, McGlashan,
Willis, &c, presented an address to Lord Egin,
signed by 2300 of the citizens of Toronto, in
acknowledgment of " the justice and impartiality
of his conduct as Governor" and expressing their
adherence of the factious and riotous conduct of
those who oppose him. The Baptist Union of
Canada, and 653 of the villagers of Cobourg
have presented addresses of like import, and, says
the Toronto Examiner " in all parts of the country
the friends of constitutional freedom and of social
order are rushing to the support of Lord Elgn."
EFFIGY BURNING.-At the Assizes in Toronto,
on the 9Th inst Chief Justice Robinson referred
to the rotous disposition which has begun to mani
fest itself there in the shape of efgy burning and
otherwise. Burning or hanging private person in
effigy, according to the law of England, which is
also the law of Upper Canada, is a misdemeanor,
punishable with fine and imprisonment In such
cases it is species of libel but when persons &C.
cupying high public stations are made the sub
jects of it, hanging burning in efigy is sedition,
and punishable as such.''
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CARROLLTON HOT

'I'HE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
L have Just taken the above mentioned establish a
ment with the extensive Gardens. Ten Pin Alleys. EIH
Billiard Room Ice Cream Saloon etc.. ETC.. appertAn-
thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole. and
making very considerable Improvements therein. they
prepared receive and accommOdae Permanent and
Transient Boades ]: almost usee: to expaate on the
attractions to be found the Carr0on Hotel
Grounds As suburban place of entertainment the estab
ishment is second 10 in the South. possessing il
does almost unrivale scenery and the artificial helps of
Gardening in the production of fruits and flowers such
where be found in the vicinity of New Orleans
As place of temporary rusticatonas retreat from the
noe hustle and cares Of city e-it merits than or.
notice from the visitor.
The undersigned apprse the the public that their Lar6er
will always be iOnnd well supplied with the choicest quail
ties Of Game Fish, etc.. andas they have laid finely
ssorted stock Of Wines and other Liquors. they furnish
the shortest possible notice. i
The undersigned therefore aer themselves that in ad-
ton their assiduous efforts to please. the beauty Of
the location its saubrous atmosphere the with which
may be had their establishment, by railroad render
the CanotOn Hotel the desirable OF all
for the citizens OF New Orleans.
ANGEIAL & CHANDLER
~ For terms of Board. ETC., inquire at the Planters
Hotel at the Hotel in CarreltOn. Capt. A. ANGRLL
ap9 If CHAs. CHANDLER.
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EUGENE RoCHEREAU & Co. Us. WIN. G. HAIR.
RIsoN. Appeal from the Fourth District Court of
New Orleans. .SLIDELL, j.. . Judgment affirmed
with costs
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HOTELS, &c.
BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL,

THIS Establishment having been repaired and newly fur
Il rished will be opened the Goth Of Nav for the -.
reception of Vster and Families wishing to spend the ha
Ssmmer at a pleasant Watering Place. The under. IA
signal have purchased this property for permanent resi-
dence and will keep the house open Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Stew ards and Servants and no
expense will be spared render the stay of viste
pleasant and agreeable. tmy2 2m] G. LEWIS Il CT.
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RALPH PLYMPToN Us. ISAAC r. PRESTON.
Appeal from the Third Judicial District Court,
Parish Of Jefferson. .SLIDELL, j. The pur-
pose of this suit has beer already stated in the
case of Plympon Preston, ct AL reported above.
The Judgment of nonsuit was affirmed with costs.
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EATS-HATS,


N fine Moleskn Hats some very handsome Silk IN
uats great variety Of commen Sak Hat: seaysr, N
mis- Buena Vista and Plantation Hats. Aso-A choice
ot of co0red and clear Iegborn Hats and few superior
for cash approved paper VIM BOOTH. Halter.
mills corner of Graver and Tchoupitoulas sts
AN OFFICER OF COM. JONES' SQUADRON
y pen Of this City. that during visit which he paid n
to the mining region of the found Ell Dorado, be
rent one. for the sum Of Si1ty four DouarsU What
field for speculation this act vouches for Parties about
gle and very Indifferent H AT sold for 1e4.
WILLIAM BOOTH. Halter.
Wholesale Saez-r00m, No. - Gravier street, stars
market. fy5
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3 % A RDIN II GU 8 u

III HRdIIER Sirest, belneen 80 Chdyles and Iaroa.
MRS WILSON, Gate of 81 Bienvile street, respect
Iva fully informs her friends and the public generally, -
that she continues in the above eligible location Occn- I
pied by her during the last year She has had herEs4
HOUSE thoroughly reftted and prepared for the
age she hopes by dgent attention to the cOmf0r and
OF her patrons 70 merit and receive Of
NJ Iy DEW
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HARTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No 223 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA.
TIVE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
i friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, Is hich -
has been under his charge for several has Just I
been elegantly refted enlarged and resurnshed, in heA
most fashionable manner and the entire organization Of
department complete. The most splendid suits oil
notice.
The central and fashionable location Of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders it of the most desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia. either
upon business pleasure and there shall he eyertOns
SPACED TO have continue to merit liberal support has
heretofore received. H. j. HARTWELL.
tT>- The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness my7 d&WH
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NEW WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC.

NEW WATCHES, JEW ELKY, ETC.
yNE now in receipt of large and splendid stock oil
~ God and Silver. Lever, Lepine and Deuplex n
WATCHES, Of the BEST ENGLISH and SWISS 3SSA
manufacture. Also, Jewelry, Sill IA
yer-ware Speetseles Gold Penn, - -
Goods. We particularly invite the attention Of ladies and
gentlemen stock before purchasing elsewhere is
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with and
shall be sold low at any house in the city
KNOWLES & NOEL, IS Canal street.
N B-Our personal attention will be devoted to repair
ing every description of fine Watches Clocks Jewely
which shall perform satisfactorily ever. no Charge
n8M
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G5- The!Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Ledger says Sr. Rosa, the Mexican Minis
ter resident at Washington, has drawn up solemn
protest against the conduct of the American Gov
eminent, in regard to the Protocol in the Treaty Of
Peace, and handed copy of it to each foreign
Minister in Washington, with the request to have
the matter brought to the cognzance of their res
pective governments. Sr. Rosa is taking a great
deal of pains to make himself ridiculous. His pro-
test is worth just much blank paper, even backed
by Senal Benton, who seems to be the chief and
original asitator in this absurd affair."
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,

CORNER CUSTOJMJiO USE md FRO.NT- SIS
AE{ Hi be opened for the reception of BOA RIDERS
w WEDNESDAY, JannaI. 9, ls49. Well fur. <.Eps,
niShed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen. kssE
TABLE-the best the market will afford. EsssM
The above establishment has been built by the proeto
expressly for the accommodation of and transient Boa,d
II is Of the healthy and airy situations in the
city and pains will he spared render those who may
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants.
E Terms reasonable establishment of the kind
in TIE city ja1 dSl W.T. e. ALEXANDER. Proprietor
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BILOXI HOUSE.

BILOXI HUUSE.
YNS establishment will be opened for The reception of
L Vsiters on TUESDAY. May IT,. The prem ses a.
have been completely renovated and the Hotel TIM;
Offers inducements persons in search of hea H. A
fort pleasure equal if not SUPERIOR TO any public house on
the Ii occupies central stiou in the pleasant
and delightful village OF Bioxi-of easy access from New
Orleans he sward in front OF the house two
magnolia and mulberry trees The table will be supplied
the axures of the and of the New Orleans
market Attached to the house will be found Bath Houses
Stables. and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines and
Liz nOrs; also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing secure rooms will please address the
pOpetor Biloxi and forward thei, icatiOns by
my15 JOHN w. NIXON.
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InaMediateLv Jronttnf The Stednb0dt Landiag.
TRAVELLERS going up Ouachita OF Red River or com
ing of said Rivers will find it to their advan, -
tage stop with him. all the Boats stop Bayou
Sara Horses, Carriages and Buggies always to hire &ia
fy2 1y T. b. SMITH. Proprietor
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w. maker aud dealer in lEWEI4RY, GOLDASA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. ga
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WATCHES-,JEWEIRY.

M Il. MEA Err. No. 100 CAMr street, Watch ~
PENs f FaN nv sfssI il sEW WE Il
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS
i supply Of very superior Gold and Silver Watches On
with Hunting Cases of M. /. Tobias. Roskel and IA
other superior makers also, Fine London DnpieIo1A3
Gold Watch Chains. Keys and Seals, Ladies Bracelets
Neck:cs. Breast Pins. Gold Pencil Gases Finger Rings.
Of the firm in the European markets consisting Work
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans Reticules and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissor and Needles Table Knives and
Guns Pistols Revolver. Bowie Knives Military Goods, &C..
&S s for sale at m %9Ds PsS S666ybRrcn Is IT,
FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Etc.
u A. TYLER, 80 CAMP ST. has constantly on hand
Lever, f pas, ' ssd cy sy
40 :hs e Ss Mig; chA A,SIfss VS.
Pencils: Th%be s11es!es &c Fine Bracelets Br99ess
CsndsstieEs Urns, nch Fancy Goods, .ubins fine Per-
e Sh ssa spss Ct % sSt Go
Silver. Shell Steel bowed frames. and Glasses of every
knidIEys: PIoectos etc. etc, constantly ON hand and
YoUN0's, No. Camp Street. New Orleans,
Nov sscsivne. at the above Store by every avai'om
u fnest patent Lever " atchss, hunt. <
Gsntlsmen; BTss. Pins: Also. new patterns Of Studs,
makers. Also, large stock of Sifverwae, consisting Of
table tea and dessert Spoons. Soup. Ladies cas!S &C.
Lie respectfully invited to call and examine before
B. The strctest attention paid to the repairing of fine
Watches, Clocks and Jew ey. Canes, Diamonds and all
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rs- The two houses of the Legislature of the
State of Maine assembled on the 18th inst, at
Portland Samuel Belcher, democrat, was chosen
Speaker, and Edward w. Flagg, Clerk, both by
majorities of forty The vacancies in the Senate
are now all filled by the election of democrats
and William Trip chosen President. Both Houses
are now organized
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COMMERCIAL azD zsoEzx MATTERS


"WEDNESDAY, Ose- ls--P.&.
TIE s,.cS 1srk-i tl-fsy . Tsry hessy Dr Ire
Fsnces .R5 generally ~ PRICES Sero .s-e-. fsa.s
asI been cang = u 'as osns "a ;ssS7 stocks
za.cA -. ahroua sa-sa 80 .-Ek7t In uJTeTa'
srt Stocks ~ ,eu1s83 is,F, Ssd tie qgot.1ons
~i.soss essas- Tsors q sure .oaulry Tor ,rAasnis
ssoc sorosd szd purchases E.ys Ia rs3s e sons
ss-zs
t. Ao.sy asrEeg. - ne o1d q The yesr 49,.
proa hss, "a zig sisocsh ;s.r- = ss sEpe
supgly CT 7nsy. IRE Only sh.Dgs experienced Is az
advance n rstes Good psDeE sells E. s1iQ neT cent
Atsoz.h la ooias. f5s I;.cuy sr.t elsa paper
Is g. percent. Ga cal OF Sra; GGss securities re
80. Gas per ssa: E.shoz, Eusk be haa selo~
per eeu' he sEak orsrngs are rot yo-7 lsrss brit
rss5sr lhse ts-y can -. T1ers hss5 sssc .one
sle; Ct 4i- pspsr il me street. today s'loel2 pr CO.
The engagements ol Gotten are 1900 o. 2 900
b,-ss 81 asa 1000 OF o09 sois Flour, Ia % ;
30 bsnel. Bet, 81 % 900 Bushels Corn .rs
West =. about 81 Heavy freight s0e2ss-
To Gasov. Grain ard Whsst A. 81 Te London
within few days, 800 barrels Resin .ad Tur.
2snsine, "a 900 sxs Cheese, 3oi 3oo1scO sbl,
Polk 2. et go DO Ashes ga and 1000 DO OIL on
terms ~ az ma earn To Ansssr1sn, Cotton ie
Ries ia 6 k1d Is bslss sauspsrfls lie
A Brsr.rn brig V Dad Rec az Charleston for Ham.
sars taken ~ a. ia 81 TNo ships we're engaged
70 osi Lumber for san Francisco at sss and o,hsr
esssEeneru of the huik Of 10 90 oos Measurement,
G 2oss we're made a; 90 cent? per foot
The rev snip 5arsiogs sold for Csliiorai. a.
.bozi 1000 SIZE u l go tuna
An srac!e having been published attacking the
| Brattssoro and Bellows F.s Railroad project, .
writer In tie Ra<a, Tr>s has this 10 seq IN regard
| 70 II. ,rc sD~cts Of the sehsrs
ls sso ASSERTED % lie Authority Of rzmo, lhn he
valley roEte, hOG BfslL-boro " Bellows Fsls has
been ,bsn9ocsd srp-nnve" he Nov ire TREATS
o! hs valley voGi1 - pessed 20 Goov 10 source
| r. v.icn Jasoc" 0ot.rsd bic inf0rnsr0n Teey
r0asy Eals usTJ eooss q Ihef fsvorits
prclses sad more particularly tIg a. his tine, when
hey have lhs 5es u fessoIs Of believing nearly &C
cor pshed sgprehsn4 hss vsry few viii co.,
v.sss he nOs e<iarsste< sIsplH he Ysy roqls
| 10 ssithsy s5s,doued," nor lfely 10 BE-
We s,sd 10 learn thai tia bantas u oars "a "a
such q healthy eOcdiron-
By reference - cur make. report 1, vii be
sen ihs; the foreign las caused 40 ses.ye bust
Esss IN Cotton It shshi savs.es Ia prices no,w,.A
standing TIE steamer brO9sht decline II that sarle
We 1nderstrod tbs: the Disable Eagle, the nev
co.n ordered b. COnsress, has appeared In Phnadel
phiA and tsss . supply Of his vsasbls tsin bird vii
| b Ia SsvYort 10 morrov
The Harlem Railroad Company advertise 10,
proposals Tor sss sssarsd ,aossaal dollars of p
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crent Rebbsry-narket., &c,
Correspondence 81 Tho Tribune.
PHiLADgG Wednesday, Dec.


PHItADsI FBI.. Wednssdsy, Dee. II.
Th.s morn ~ q o. d and Ingenious ROBBERY was
cor mitted "a board a. q, Steamboat John S,eyers
durr her tip from R,rdeafovu 20 this city. port.
nsntesu conisnrc IS 20 stolen from the caotsin
4 - where 10 rad been drposi.ed by Mr. O GassiD.
c s.hiar OF the Secasnlcs' Bank At Burlington, y
10 In the hsbis Of cOmius to Philadelphia every
day tor the parPos Of trsnsseag ousicess with
city banks, end always leaves his Dioney IN III
captains fee. The oscs was catered 6y nlss0, 0i
false keys mi. ming during the ,np1rsry absence
uf he ee h. the sbstrss.e and ~ sseony ,ho
rolb-rs made their sIit ina robEerY ~as rot sis
covered un'ii Ia iiesmoos. reached fhisdrlphiA
Tss FLOUs msrG-tB qI-t-s fee hgrdred tsrreis good
brands s'1 " 3Tf Pc hnl which y me unf0n sstirg
Dfic- ROr Cay u.s., moderate sNies o. 81 1.1t5, and
choices loss mi e1.Aat " Il. as % hrE FLoUs and
C0sS hsAL us~ugs-s snsu sae ~ tho alter a. 81
per hH The trmsni Tor WHEAT 10 limited. but price.
have yari-is cargo u prime southern AS cents
CnsS A. fsi demand srd con.ii@rs5ie sa.es Of
y-.rv Ssve n--a made as cents. cnd sons very dy
- 81 cscs Oars srs scsrc~~zaies u good snd prime
uissiu al 52d5S uts per b1she Toe CoTros market
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