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FIRST MuS1orpAmrY OoUscrL.-zA special meeting Of
this body held last eveanR. Recorder Gnoiz in
the ehsr and twelve msnbe answered "a their nsmsI
On motion, the reading Of the aiuuie Of the t meeting
was dispensed with.
Intention o ~ Council Is de ahost lsasahs coadian
Of tbs fsyee ard also statna tha The gsea en naya hqd
not been taken % an 0fsaaEee Wieh nag nsh 70 lu
his approval passed b. The Council ihis or1inanee
ordered the sale BY auctlo1a The e. Louis EXCHANGE, and
belonging 10 Ths hiupopHhly Ga notion the yeas and
nays were taken, and the ofsiHsnce was unanimously
Ike chairman Of special committee appoint to report
and revise Qg necesaaTyJ the Odinancss relative to the
various Municipality markets then read report. gdvsng
that with some exceptions the ordinances remain unchanged
The coee offered several Ies9lutous esasdins the farm
ins snd police Of the markets They proposed resolution
repeating the 0rdnsros permitting the sse of groceries
the Meat Market On motion, the yeasand nays were
ken and the resolution adopted Hehbing The sale
certain gioceir in any market Of the MunicDatyDr on
e Leyee between the river make ard also tho sale Of
dy goods on the Lavse except IN the Red Stores and on the
dullar. TtmG Market excepted The.1fdfnanCe s 70
20 into er on he 1T of Jsnussy 1850 Oh motion me
Tho sais fsrta -Toess IN tis Isyee one of hose Ge
incidents occurred which the only Spots in the
mOuotonous sence Of Council report be Chairman
oiihe speod Cgmmittse thought a. iqoqmbeni onhm 70
into explanation Of what should be considered go
and what provisions. citing naRy learned authorities
susan his position thai groceries were not proyous sad
cheee and pickles were in tagfoceTy and when In the
vision line, The s0lsmnlty Rth which the Honorable gen
OF his grave ethren, and gems Of aldemanic wit flew
around tie TO0msn soaking abundance Ehe honorable
Chni5maH stood hi6 gf0uud for some time with H5miabe
gOonsIg, but when al epg one q ths Wtel o. ms col
leagues EXPRESSED the opinion that red fepeT Naas neither
honorable Chairman gave way and he addressed his gay
btethEeq such sedOu8 way, as soon brought them 10
sense Of heI eyiy in eatng 90 subject m such
uRstatsmaFhe maanef But red pepper vegetable
The Ccunct adjourned
No MEETING Last evening Yves the time appointed or
off Committees in Lafayette The
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r THasdsy Morning. AoTsnbef ~ A5a5-3
COTTON The Calsdouia'B news With reached us pT
Telegraph yeztsrday + precisely the oDpoe o. waas of
had represented It. prices reported q q N 1Ehsf a.
Liverpool and Fair Orleans quoted Il go lhe sale.
for The week sading abe i0h anoqaied . 40 oaa Of
which 5000 were to ts t1as and o. no spseuatqn
The news eamsoo as in the DAY to influence eur market
much and 1900 bales sold at oatside aie1 without
any positive advance.
.EEw-0RBEAHa CLAHsfFtcATIOH.
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Splendid and Delightful Properly, situated and
fronting on the Railroad, GTeenviile.
RN 1 A REARD Ahrlinnear


CATURDAY Deceml S, az V o'cloekN Be sod al auction
. c0Geehou Mr.. Charles Rice, the city Lafayette
very valuable COUNTRY SEAT, lately the residence Of j.
Beard, the delightful sllge Of Greenve only fifteen minutes
the RiIOd lm tleety The properly
good ns DWELL two stories eaen " lib MI The eotl!os
requisite repegahe family The 0utDuldings very
having Kitchens quarters coach0us stables for
oes fne cnp-h0use cstart sndwo wells, of in
good The grOund laid STYLE
with the choicest assortment Of plants shrubs and f9ers selected
the Uud States Europe and Asia TheyrseRDa garden 10
order and fine crop The hOihoue plaa
comprise large Of the choicest specimens Of doEeT
plants gverses shrubs, etc. and be had vaiuaon by the
purchaser Of the properly.
Ferrous dsrG Of yegng the property u0dd at the
denrr 10 On the premises o Teeeye them.
The assume the payment Of
cote SZ55, due the 2ith Feray 1850 balance cas
The properly ii he sold without limb uppraelent.
FO ua and farther particulars, apply Ct the office Of A. Beard
10 Banks ATcasis nl2
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Re-opening of the
% rIa MGrENT ROWLING sALOON.ll

NO o5 ST CHARLES STREET
" HIS Establishment has lately been opened under New
ADMINISTRATION thoroughly repaired and renovated,
aDd uuurpassed by any Saloon the city and to those
who enjoy the healthy exercise and excitement Of BOWL
Ing. we say C9fBs as q CCU. d., . -.r.,-.,-.-
The BAR will always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the most Gentsmsnly Attendants, OLD On
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.BACESs;;: NetRirie Course
AM 2 n,3A4A1
tiTI 4 <|&-gss5ays *.

HulE rail- MEETING OF the MErAlRfE JOCKEY CLUB
will commence UEsDAY, November %, ia end e0nzue
SIX eys- O.
FIRST DAY--TUEsDAY, November 27-Eenner s'ake-For
three year ODDS 900 Subscription HFf 70 ft-Ms tess
L. Cap VIM j. Minor names b. EUi1te By imp Doacassr
dam Te.i= Doe, by Pac,fc r
q D. KenG Hughes oh. Rsgira by Arnbass-
dor, dAIa Flight.
CHI OH5Te, by Glef
rHp FisEle.
sec'onI Aaee-ssms Day Minor stase-For four year
Oils IS subscription, half ot-t-1yg1 mile heats.
Wm.J Miner b. P0ksr, By Wagner, dam
imp Britannia
En- e Da'na ay imp THiuss dan Lady JaHs by imp.
LeyatHu.
s..Ig saynanEi names Doatooa. by impsrgray dam
Picayuue.
John BtqCk, TTuttee
Maria lack
SIT Wels names Oh. g. Bigaaoga, by imp. Gnsss dam
FsuJapga.
Es5- Frst Race to come Of at ha Epssia o'slock.
"a Alng.auee thu Gate and Puls staujs 5 100.
r. TEN BROEgk. pr0rriet0r.
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PrIEate Boarling -. No. I6 Natehez 81

n Hiss Ann HALI4ETT Gate of The franklin House.
WI Wobe) bsgs leave inform her friends and the pub
il thai shehas opened PRIVATE BOARDINGHOUSE
81 No Is Nachez street. The house has been newly fur
nished and with terms TO suit the times and determine
ton make her bOaTden comfortable she hopes TO receive
a shBFe Of patronage, nl2 iy
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Company

THE Mercantile and Professional Of NswOreRns hereby
nohad that in accordance with resolution q the Select Com
mie Book has been opened, and laid the table, at the
once Of The Crescent Mutual Insurance. Company onCamp street
e reception Of he popoas Of such parties nav
desire take joint Stock Company incorpo-
rated for The purpose establishing and Operating LCoOn Fastoy
u 5000 BpiDdles ID near the city.
SAMUEL j. PtTgRs, K. BcngEuO,
JOHN r. CALDWELL, JOHN N. BELL,
J.W. STANTON, Select Commi.tee
JOHN BURNS, Secretary. n2zI
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FIRST DIsTRGCr CoURT-JEdge yHcHeIFa. = hs. fol
lowing eases were disposed Of gaaterdgy Antnna Cobas,
charged sFcsay stealing the Ilth inst trunk and
contents fom Joseph HeaT--gqly, and sentenced 70 two
years hard lah0E The entaY. LObag
liable rogue George Mesne{ charged with assault
whh ptslt 70 kill committed the pgTson Of Thomas
tfOuz 3utefLs Rty.. Vim. Bann0n indicted for a.
assault with to Kill, up5n William Layton oauluittet
The s0th Jnlg asi-gWty Afnea BRa tired Tor arcs-
Ia siesiiag a lot silver from ChaneB White on
tie 16th Of SeptembsI-s efdiot not guilty.
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THAN MuHl0IpAL ITY.Ths yesterday befors Re-
eofder Senzeneau were of hsgessns character SHOWING
hat Of the inhabitants found the usual quiet Of the
diriet tahet ktoms fer their excitabs dispositions.
WIN. Jgins0B inside oathtbat Louis Gefard came to
the dsuonsnts hOuse In hosan The evening OF
the 18th inst eBd there thened 10 take his life and de-
mosl bis premises. OF couIse thasa were not tng mat
Mr. Johnson warrant was issued for the Warlte
visiiabt
fhomas Fleming made the same charge against Nj.
alvey who had expressed the mild wish Of cuung OF the
ears Of the complainant He that hath to heaT NJ him
hear" said the Recorder warrant was issued also for
Cal
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DR S II. BARDASOH has removed his Office and
4 Residence 10 No $40 GrGUiGr STREET, between 81.
John and ST Peter streets pL has also received sup
Mn of ne hest Fresh VACCINE.VIRUS, and will vaeci-
nate y Al his Office from to II M and from 10 P
NJ County Physicians and Planen can be supplied with
~ sc me- nl7 I'm
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AnorHER ATTACK on A WATcHmAN.--On safflEaay
afel5qn On duty near the New bail was sudaeny ~
S.nid 81 soras peoa unkuOggh, afmed Win sunE sot'
y 70 IN hin bleeding aad inssnaibe upon I've
The wounded found o one q tafP''Sof $50 =
now conlired 10 his Bad.
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E1rarr atu Tas pocket OF Capt. F6fuo. the ea5e Of
police OF tho sscohd Municipality yas cuL q gsaHeesy
evening iasf 1t he theatre, BY naW conner @a9 A
not vst become aeanaBied with The minister q me law
He bad BIS troube for bis pdins-
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS


sbip Creole, Foster. New York. j. O. Woodruff & Co
Brem. ship Schiller. Johanssn, Bremen.
Brig Major Eastsna. Wells, CbagTss, o. Vpickham
Bng Margaret 7. DAVIS, Dyer, ssal and gampt 7ehy
sehr Two Fhsnds Sgnes, Cnipus Christi, D. Wiekham
sehr Jane Eiizahsth Webb. Pensacola Master
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NEW ORLEANs;

TUESDAY MOANING, NOV a. fsis
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DRUGS AID MEDICINES,
nUINLNEa GALQmhL, BLUE MASS. IPE- -
WANTS.

WANTED Tive or six good House Painters wanted;
w also, Witewashsrs and COi0IeLs. inquire immedi-
diaCiY the PANT Shop in EzcauEe Place between Ben-
vile and CuSomhOuEe streets. Wanted free COoIed Boy
an AppGsniios. 0z3h
VHTANTED.-5OO IlABORERS-To work on the No
w bile and Ohia Railroad 70 whom we will pay good
wages and give constant employment fer twelve moath
The work dry, and in healthy region in the
Uni1n. For further information. AMY 2 the subscribers
or the work or az the I'm gjuesrs Office Mobile
Of 3m WALTER d. RIDDLE & co. g
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49, oRI.HAEEs ngAAKEIs.

PIcHPoCKET.-Tfomaa Wi.oq, forbiesiug tla pocket q
passebgeg on he steamer WgOdsuEn- Wa1 sens f9iaay
~ Reoorder Canais hefale The ElEst DIslIlci Co1r
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ILLEGAL ARREST AND VIOLENT Assault. = This
eharge aspreeed before Recorder Geno yesterday By
Dir. William Williams against Lopis Charles BeTniaId. a
ldeuisnaH Of Police, and Raichmen COyie Gslard and
Rousseau Nj Williams states that the might Of the 2ih
inst be wssiH ts Gl0be Bali room and white there small
hs loom that after stating 1e ct 20 the pppnstor hs
waited until e eIoe Of the fesFites. whsn he cEus The
Of the aenQpent that after this. Lieut. Ber
niad ceased the w0man with the three wstchmen,
arrested him. and though be made the least TesWtance
choosing hide his time for complaining Of such pro
ced are yet he violently assaulted and malsated b. The
officers We glad say that Recorder GeuCis WHOSE
mpBrisy o. pqEi5tfate no one can question, ba1 de-
mined iuYe5tigata the AFFAIR thoroughly.
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- st. ChRilss ttTeet, Ncw0hesnl, Nv ~ '3i9.
tn This Telegraph Line good working stan
Rouge all cities North and West an mo5ssges oce
prior half past O'Clock p b. will dairy ny express
bat0nRouEa be imned iately forwarded by telegraph
CHAs II. shEAFE
For fTh4res
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Important to Sugar Planters.

'6HE undersigned would cali the attention Of planters
the fact of his having discovered after series of evpeT
lments, nbrcOns competition which preserves the Jour
mails and Basses Of Sugar Mills from friction hnd prevent
them from heating, wearing by Fsspng them CLOSED
over aud perfectly cool The composition much cheapeT
then any Of The oi now used, and need be applied 80
Often or ia large quantities Any desiring the
meEtsof this discovery by fair trial Of the composition IT,
self can do by addressing 10 the undersigned (pOs paid
al Baton Rouge, and on payment OF $40.
ni9 2awisn A. J. CHAPMAN Engineer
NewOHeans Delta and Crescent publish the glove twice
week I'LL January and send bills Tor collection
ROUGE ,7dr0cafe,
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s0Gth-We sfsFn Circus.

THIS Epiendd Companyof EqIerians, Gymnas AeIoba
whthe fneH stud Horses eoaurJ, Mammoth Water
Proof RaVon capable Of safely snd Comfortably 30
sns properties aad decorations Of s 1os zeog desepton
AuNDaY Nov 25, 1879. The following distinguished per-
formers viii appear ia tler several aeu, nightly:
Mr.. Geo. Sweet, Mr. S. O. Stokes, Sir, A. Levi.
W. Rockford y, sHunderH, Maker Willie,
A. =. Lyming, W. KeAg, Charis.
Madam W. Lake, La Belle. Cafne, Petite America
ard The three excellent Clowns,
LAKE, MORRELL and tHARPIERE.
l Doors open at half pest Performances vii commence
ii - -.
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- y PriHcetOn VicksbuTg and Milliksn's
EA44ASs2-l- Begd w BY Packet steamer a n =
Hs5sisassa1E o M cry - Every MONDAY EVE
hIR G-tbr Princeton, Ricksbrg .All ksR's Bend War
ZeHtOn, Ytlg Carthage Grand 6f RodFeg and Ndtshes
The magnificent regular paasenReT packet MONOTONE
Rf, Capt. J. Estl will positively permanently in the
trade throughout the season. and will leave for the above
and all lptef mediate laadiHgA EVERY MONDAY, ats
O'Clock, P K, For freight massage, amply to
kI4 - I. d. SMITH. So Maaasine 81.
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SKHiOus ARRAY On Saturday eteniBg the proprietor.
Of ball fpen 10 Fchouf itouas street st J0Eeph
called Wachman Dpffy to qusst d8fuFbsbcein ne
room The officer promptly responded to the application,
bot The be made his appearance general riot
1ued. and he Walh Of the iBf1nated mob fell he
Hcsless official lie was Violently seized, and in anoiet
instant would havebeeu hufsd from Of the Window
but for the ntsFteFenoq4Oi youan who fearay Tsked
beeIfn the melee and saved ihe mans life DULY.
he could GET to the dOof sprung biz rattle Essancs
came, and be enabled 10 capture three Of MS aaut
They aHagnsd yesterday before Recorder Baldwin
and two Of the party William Mitchell aud Patrick Bsn
nan were bound over in the som Of $50 each.
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Caiaiogue Sale Of French silk and Fancy Good
BY n I'll pETIHpAfM

"WEDNESDAY N9ycmbet8 o'eioe-y sold. az his
w AUCTION ROOM, Nos Canal street
invoice Of French SILK and FANCY GOODS, Consisting Of
Reps Wared SILK eros d. Aqne, GrOs Rhn, Six Serge, san
eros de Naples CaalneEea Mopsene de Laiue EnbTaeEss
Lacez, Gloves Plain and STRIPED Muslin and Muslin Dresses
... Also.
Eighty packages ENGLISH and AMERICAN GOODS sach
Prnts Alpaca, Merno, ShaH Hosy, Gala Pnis SIX Stripes
Long CLOTHS Cgtioua1a c1ssre, Patent Thread c0aa Gam
bTcs, Musin Beaehad and Blown Couot, Tc5, Drss
Terms liberal at sale
NJ Ca5ietdes The Goods : be rsedy Tor ezuuHaioa
Va e morning Of aElu.
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~ l. o. o. F,--Odd Eeiiotss Rsst--The Bosrd Of
Ofegie announce ha and egr me it May ey viii be pre-
pzrs ai'poss LOTS and VAULTS 10 Tie Cemetery Ct he
o. O. E., beautifully Euatel the Hs,hrs Ridge, fol-
NUNRERED LOTS, 2 by 10 feet, at $50.
Dgs Do, Of irregular dimeGsoHs, at 50 1ta. yer &C.
IL TIER j LOTS o. 81 per square foot.
VAULTS, ce40 each.
Do. 70 Lodges, lont Propriet0rs and members thereof
~ Vaults 90 he paid Jos iU advance.
hpPt5atCEf Tor LgL4u Va Jitf 20 be Gladeta
C.. W. ~, TreaEurar I5 Camp street,
myiGu E4n To- Go O'Clock P. n.
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IsAuesEY.-Johu Carol was arslied ysstefdey On ths
Lsves b. the seeon5 Munictpaity police eaaf<sa NAn
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nor SAIIE-SiK sunerior BILL ARDTA BI.EGS, now
Il established the St Charles Hotel in fuiTOperation
AID in eomplste order with all necessary are
OF pecstbs they will Onta day be sold by auction
Without reserve or limits Foo particulars aTply 10
nib FLORAHCE & TAYLOR, 81 6sTayier 1t.
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Fourth Week.
RoarIz,s rrnnns al snI,Ie Hnrmonists.

ROarIk's Troupe Of Sable HarmOnists.
open EVERY EVENING at Commercial Exchange Hail. The
" Troupe consists Of lie following artists;
o. q, TEMPLE,
a. WESTON.
. W. X. CHANRERsy
J. N. FOAEs,
f. MOORE,
WILLIAM ROARK.
H. cs6 50 euut. .Dugrs open o'clock Performance
10 crmnancg at halroat q No pnHpouemeu account
HuviJ EuARh & OIIPHANr propr.ato
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BuRaLARy-On SATURDAY evening last ihe house Of Vim
cent 1onsu-fra who keeps oysersup on Old Levee,
was bp&en open and the sum 81 $50 in silver and qnan
THY OF jswsg taken from The premises. no arrest has yet
benn muda
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ETN I o. F.-Howard Lodge No. 13-Meets every
Thursday Evening the hh u s Grand Lodge oy
and TCh0uptouiag streets. Cflccrs.
James Furhseux NtJ e. Allison Secretary
L. A. Levy, v, GLE Sampson Treasurer
Hl J. f. ALLISON, Secretary
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THIS large and convenient Ito ell having been leased By
n the undeSlgned for term OF years is nav open -
for the reception Of b0arders, families AID gle gem 80
tiemrn, very moderate prices. .4isla
The interior Of the establishment has been thoroughly
oeaned and painted and he bed. rooms all fitted in
rst-Tate order. The sitting rooms which and
venient being both in the front Of the house. also
pewig furnished good order and W up with gas One Tor
families and tor gentlemen. Polite and attentive
will always be kept ami also n watchman who will attend
the private entrance during the night. In short pains
ill be spared make those who patrQnise ihe Commercial
4 lOtel comfortable home
The situation Of the House is well known 10 be of the
desirable in the city, being eXact7 the of
the steamboat and ahOat landings, which makes il
con Fenient place for Western business men.
The management of the whole House will be entirely
der the supenntendencs Of Mr. ?. A GOlDS1 Elm, who
is We and favoaby known By the city and travelling
mGndy a boarding house keeper for number Of years
By t be hopes meet the wishes Of those who patTonise
the Commercial HOiel. 800.
", H. LONG. Proprietor. ueG lni
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AMUsBME NTs.


@AAhpAAE~M AAAeasAN99 A0aNAAA 1NASeAa
qTAgE MANAGER, Mr. G. s. STANLEY. THIS EVEN
~ ING, Tuesday, Will be acted Do highly successful Drama
DOMBEf AND SON.
Mr. D0mbey NJ s.ansy ffth Dombey INN, C. Pore
Ioot' - ~, t9aiits, Ne AteEion M Rove
lstk nsby Mr. Keller lsufrr Npper. 2. R
AiteT whiei the Dance EuLtRU DE "a Dlzbllss g. Clair
TO De followed BY petite COmdY Of HIS LAST LEGS, and
The ARMY AND navy Comic Dance, By NJ Thgnps9E 10
conclude with dc Nua5al Face oil jenny LIND 10 CONE.
Prcss 81 Adiai1H Dcs Circle rs Parquette, Second
end Third Ier f0 G1TeF, Soc; Gallery, 25c. Private
Boxes and Heuts DC Box Office between the
houts ofl0 A. N. au. o. ..7 epen at quarter before
periouaanees Will e.inN+t'. igl ptstz
Saint CiierIss Theatre.
- Re-eEag efnsutiar fI NiGlTsor Wss JULIA DEAN.
TUDLoW SMITH Manage Dress Circles, Private BoSes
- and Parquete 81; Pr. 80 Gallery IS GEMS Box Uce
open daily from " until Tails EVENNG Tusday viii be
TenOrned Bulwef'a Comedy Of
THE LADY OF LYONS
Nage Mehoet stafE'
DUEfT- Kate KearnegMisssg Raymond To conclude with
THE PRIDE OF THE MARKET.
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SHIPS--SHIPS.


IL For Bordeauz-The fine. far sailing ship jas.
GtfS PENr Eli Capt Fullerton, having nearly an her
49, cargo engaged, will have immsd.ate Dispatch For
balances Of freight, or EaSage, apply 70
n8 LEVI H. GALE SO Common st.
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IDEzTivzD.-Tbs body found in The river on Sunday
last EapDoed have been Of the victims Of he afs fE
pOsion, wasidsHt6sd yesterday that Of Mr. DaIhe.
gentleman late in the employ of II. T. Motion The uncle
&C he deceased one Of most esteemed citizens. mad
asy had the bodyYsoved to bis hOurs The family Of Mr.
Dss had ceaed 70 hope yet the dread realization Of their
worst leaIs must have added fresh grief the circle 10 which
he moved known and loved On The sight Of the fatal
disaster well resmbesed meeting in different parts OF The
city bis afflicted knaan, who vent through The scenes Of
stng tie hospital striving 10 end amOnR the living the
dHEus the features Of his neDhe bot he TUNED away
with faint ray, st nEsing that the morrow might
sOrs m Jas the waves have given u their pfsy and
Memorable tepulcife a al that's left the viCtiBi.
srEssBoAr RoHnEHY-L0ss Of sI05g.-Yestsrday
bod sud Ingenious thief named Hairy bakeI. taai has
Psuhsuary board of the ,Eteamboat Cone0rda,
and By the aid Of jimmy broke two TuuS belonging
Tabbug one OF ESQ gold and NE other 81
$50 IN The kind Of cuusaey As Baker was Stealing
of with h booty Re seen By the cabin boy who gave
the alarm. The Of the properly were IN puIuit l
instant and the thief with several yzIdE The start Iasa
quirkg. sid the fellow fading the at his heeis and
csps impossible threw his whole booty. which be had tied
in hapdkeicbief IN the nger The ys5 81 rage that FOX
lowed This ACT tod the sounded what ~ mig eEpect ahd
instant he found himself il The handsof de that
s had thus Wamtonlg despOsd of their had earned Rsla
He received mefcybowE ah0FerEd upon him from
al sides until Capt foIu0 who had hastsned to the SPOT
paCdfbe fOgue the HANDS Of two Of his ofesIE 70 tr1n1
fa bin 10 tie custody Of Tie First Municipality police
anpearl ftai other boats eTed from the depne-
datOns Of Baker, and number Of aCcusaons have been
hands Of bis captor that some time before he could
be rsengnized b. tie officers they, however soon
bersd him old hand al the busEe1 ne ed been tried
here before for aTceny.
ard Robert mctipsy EfIOs made TO recover It, but
We did not learn that they attended with success.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
o. A. HEAHU, Auoff0neer.

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ie arrangement f5r ge liaik sHi
5qdta Tne1Eys aud IlurltYEi Real WcdutafiT 4Ii
Saturday,, Y o'clock Banks Afoase ensfi ss.e
rneiae daya M Office No. % ifarts Afead PassFss.
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Passsneersf

Par steamship Yacht from Porl Lavaea AID Gaveaon--
Msfsn Jacobs, Brehta, Bops, J. r jackson. j. A. Ed
wards, and on deck.
bsr shlp UHs flom ResionhI locke and two children.
Miss 3 p Ransdale Moss P. kaTleys w. b. Lee. W. A.
Adams RI CUMMINGS J. O. Adsms. and g steeEage.
Psr ship Anna Tit IRON L0ndnu-m, A. MclauFen and
lady Mrs. HaWkburg and child Miss T. j. CarsW and $50
sleersge; -
Per ship Gipsy, from Liysgp0Ol-die Eeerage
Per bsIk Louisa, h0m Balnmore-ll slaves.