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cRoo kerry AND .GLAss.wARE,
oRooKERY, CHINA, Glassware, ct
II AT RETAIL. IA -
'NHE SUBSCRIBER Offen al greatly reduced .
MAYO'S MUSIC STORE,
s CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Can
New OrIe ans

s CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Canal St.
New Orleans.
THE undersigned desires respectfully inform The Public
4 tina, they can always find at his MU--E
mem Of PIANO FoRTEs, at very reas- 8H&H
enable prices and on accommodating terms v v y VI
brated Manu- facurer, r. GILBERT & CO. Of rich Tone
and finished beautifully in Rosewood. Black Walnut and
Mahogany with Iron Frames made in the substantial
LIAM PIANO FORTES, which for sweetness of have
not been eduaed They particularly suited TO Il cOun-
try as the H1olian does not require tuning tor yeas
The New Improvement in ano Foes, the Patent Hibra-
Improvement gives peculiar mness and brIliancy to the
treble adds to the durability and strength of the Piano. and
renders capable OF remaining much longer in tune than
those in ordinary
PIANOS and PfANiNOS, made in Paris FSr power ana
sweesess Of tone they stand pre- eminents
SECOND.HA PIANOS for sale, at from $50 to
$500 each, and taken y pan payment for new ones
Wind Instrument fo Village Churches Lodges, Serenadng
Parties and the private practice Of Organsts possesses
sweet and powerful tone, portable, (weghing but Is lbs
and offered az $50 each.
Orders from the Country for Flutes Guitars Qaronets
Edseoets, p'ons. pioionceilos Strings and Musical
reasonable Bands supplied with Brass Insruments
and Band Music.
Harps, Double and Single Action, on hand and made to
order to 70 sgt The taste q purchaser:
an accumulation Of years, and in many old
and beautiful pieces. out OF pr I.
eto Music received by arrival from the North, and
by the Foreign Steamships. Oie1pe Music published every
week at the store Native Com POSITIONS solicited,
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED. Music Bound.
fy2i I'm WIN. T. MAYO, Agent.
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TOBACCO.-Salea of 40 hhds follows: q hhds A. at
&C., Is hhds A. at 55 10 R. at 81 do at 3 and do.
at &c. q tb
SUGAR AND MOLASsEs-The Sugar market was
active and the sales confined 500 hhds Inc
of Saturday About 600 bbs Molasses sold $50
49,, and for Choice 19c q gallon.
FLO R.-The sale, amounted TO 1oOO bbs of which 800
bb Ohio in lots at 81 co. 500 do Extra Uined) at 81 81
100 do ine at "a Is and 100 do Extra ST Louis at IS 80
Sbb Some 10 of Ohio in store, offered at 81 50 Dbl
CORN.-The stock is mnch reduced. and prices firm.
Sales of 5000 sacks. Of which 1921 sacks Mixed at 40042
BIG do mostly Yellow at 45, and asG0 DO al 46c bushe
WHEAT.-A lot If l4OO bushels Fair brought Sc. p
bushel
PkOVISIONS..The only transactions in Lard could
hear 49, bbl No at and 40 tieces do. SIC
b.. Pork demand with sales of 1l9 bbs Mess
at $40 12 100 bbs $40 25 for Mess and - 20 forrme
100 bbs Rumps at 50 co. and 1870 b6s Prime Q60 and 3O
at 80 BIZ bb. The largest sales of Bacon % casks
Prime Shoulders 4c.. and % do. Ordinary Plain Hams
sale of los bbls Beef $40 80 for Prime and
for Mess
COFFEE.-l00O bags Rio sold at sac. y ID.
SALT-A cargo Of 49, sacks Liverpool Salt (2N0 Fine)
sold $50. round and 200 do Coarse at 72c - sack.
GUNNY BAGS.-Sales 1888, 900 bags In bales at
price not reported 's
WHISKY.-259 bbls Rectified sold by party at III
[0lsc. according 10 proof
EXCHAAGE--No alteration.
FREIGHTS-Foreign Freights firm, but Coastwise
easier A brig taken. for. New York to load up the
Coast with Sugar at s. 90 hid, bark for Boston at
&C., for Pork and CSC. for Lard and another zoe. for
Flour also ship fo Havre $1 co for Tobacco, and
other for Antwerp 3l6c. for Cotton 1900 sacks Corn
shipped fof Liverpool at l0d. in a. British vessel.
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, Is49.

MURDER ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. A great sensa
on created yesterday afternoon, by report of dread
full murder having been committed in house in Baronns
street. between Julia and God Streets occupied by
named King and that the murderer had attempted to com
nit suicide Immediately after penetrating the hod deed
On Fastening to the spot dreadful spectacle presented
itself to Our view On the floor of bedroom in the house
lay the dead body of fine cred with gore
and there also lay the reputed murderer covered with blood
On inquiry to the facts the case we CLEANED the fol
owpg particulars The Ieputsd murderer is Capt Joseph
.enges for California The name Of the murdered gil i,
of about 40 years of ageFanny Young is said was
about H. 1t appears that Bradley and the girl have been
vng together, and that he wished her to go with him to
California. which she refused do whereupon he desired
sl S ns M & s left s city on
days ago. of the Cincinnati boats but reaching
the first bost coming down returned to the city on Thur
day last saw Bradley and told him she would accompany
changed her determination; preparatous were made for
her departure in his vessel and her trunks ETC., put
On Sunday informed Bradley and the girl had
quarrel and said he struck her. She then dec AIRED she
ETC. from the vessel As what passed from that time
hn e mus wa, ute b we could %
der was committed she expected tine deceased would
but she delayed doing and she thought went bed
Bradley being in the at the time and the door being
to neghbor, and hel she passed the door Of
the occupied by Bradley and the girl, she heard
She the g lying dead and Bradley covered with booi
and apparently in dying state. and knife
understand, found the floor both stained with blood
The Coroner held inquest the body of the girl yes
erday afternoon, and Or. Meax attended On examining
the body, found that the girls throat cut the
carotid artery being completely severed and thar she had
been stabbed under the left breast the wound
the outer coat of the stomach The on hearing the
deDce returned verdict that they believed the girl
her death by wounds inflicted by Bradley.
Bradeys throat. it sad. severely though danger
ousy gashed, several places and he has two three
sabs in the abdomen. We understand he removed last
evening 10 the Charity Hospital, where he will under
the surveillance of the police and that there prospect
of his he will be for jury pro-
his guilt or innoce We do not desire
cite prejudice against him. aud until known it is diff
hcult TO form opinion to the real state OF the
The opinion be that he killed the girl first
and then attempted destroy himself but this only
mise. Bradley when saw him, could speak with diff;
Guilty and, understand mated his desire that the g
should be buried his expense saying he had ample
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ARREsTs-Neson, a slave belonging to Mr. Rackman
arrested yesterday, by the Second Municipality police
charge of stealing a dozen Palmetto hats from Mr.
Evans store of Gravier and Magazine Streets The
hats found in his Louis Larue has been
arrested BY the Second Municipality police on a charge
made by DR. Tuustal OF having stolen a watch from his
room rcus street the LIST David Smith, Jacob
Second Municipality police, charge of carrying away
from the corneDf St James and Religious streets, tn
John Mundes. petty Pilfeer, named Thomas A. Ford
piece of linen check from the door of MI Jacobs store al
the of Bourbon and St Peter streets The theving
alarm Ford pursued by Jacob who him attempt 10
conceal his booty behind the door Of house Boubon
po
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COLVER'S
ROTARY OONCAVE BEATER CHuRN.

l. BUTTER IN FIVE yMiNUTESl
V1E call the attention of the public the article he aiding
w this advertisement, and invite the enterprsng and
curious TO call and witness It's operation All advertisements
in relation TO this invention to the hundreds who have
it tested, is supeerog aon.
Flint. This Chun will produce Butter gathering il in
mass IRON sweet milk in De 10 ten minutes and from
prepared families usually prepare it, in three 10
toe MINUTES.
Second The utility of the invention apparent AZ better
Butter can be produced from milk cream than
soued in the usual and by of this Churn
little girl or boy perform fUe ten minutes what
has heretofore required the labor of woman or man for
floO hours, and sometimes half dan
Thid By simply turning thumbscrew the whole In side
dasher taken out leaving nothing but the Butter and Milk
in the plain wooden box.
Fourth. 1t the cheapest Churn ever invented as the
simplicity of its construction (hough embodyng great
philosophical pnncipe) makes IL but little ufacture IT,
Fifth. IL Is common sense Churn all will admit who
will examine it.
We offering the compete monopoly of this staple
article in States and Counties which will insure certain and
large profits and speedy return Of investment.
MYERS, CHICK e. CO.,
f15 Corner of st. Charles and Common sts
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TO BUILD Frs.
BUILDERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

No zoo B.7ROyN.NE STREET,
Beeen HeUid GirOd Streets, Second Nun cipdlity
THOSE engaged In Building can find at this large -
Il Establishment very extensive and complete iS-CH
SOCK comprising every description OF high and low n
priced ii R DIV A E smployed In the Building ~
line at the tOneSt market prices.
All new inventions and Improvements in Locks, Sliding
Door Trimmings, Bel Pulls, Front Door Locks and all
kinds of Fasenngs, well as OF the most costly
kinds manufactured.
MARBLE MANTELS-A large and handsome aSsor--
ment of NJ arble Mantels and Mantel Graes, Marble
Hearths, Tile etc
Fancy Iron Balconies Railing, and Verandahs. embra-
cling and beautiful patterns, will he put up to
order, reduced prices.
IRON SHUTTERS; Bank, Vaut and Safe Doors
Locks for same. from $40 TO $3.50 each
IRON RAlLINGS for Public Squares and Parks, to-
geter the Stone Work furnished and put up complete
FRONTS FOR STORES, with Ion and Granite Col
umns furnished and up complete, at reduced prices
Leader Bottoms of Cast Iron various patterns aBd sizes
Ornamental Cast Lon Columns for Store-tronts and AVN
Nentlators all sizes Sash Weights Sto5e Door
Bolts Brass Iron and Silver Plated Flush Bolts for Sashes
and Folding Doors Sliding Door Trimmings. ofeve kind
use, prices fom "a 10 to s25 per SET, complete
SILVER PLATED WORK. viz: Locks, Bell Pulls
Gallery Balls Door Numbers and Pew Plates Bell Levers
Butt Hinges.
large and complete stock Of best Boston NAILS
stany on hand including 3D., fine 3D. Sd 1Od Finishing,
Stating Nails etc at the Lowest Ctr Prices fyl5 I'm
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FIRES. The dwelling of Mr. Richard Cross
well, near Columbia, Boone county, Mo-, was
destroyed by fire on the 24th ult A good deal of
the clothing of the family and many articles of
value were consumed. No insurance. :. In Glas-
gov, week before last, the dwelling house of the
Rev. VIM. Holmes was severely injured by fire..
He lost q good deal of his furniture.
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ANOTHER DARING RoBBsRY.-One of the most daring
Iobbenes have recorded for time, committed
berween and O'Clock Saturday morning at the resi-
dencs OF Mr. John Stole of St Ann and Johnson
Streets the First Municipality Ii appears the state
ment Of Francis Remer who resides with Mr. Stole, that
nearo man entse1 the store and .sIed To- soas
Remer told him he had whereupon the black rascal
called in white who entered and knocked Reimer
down with sung shot something of the kind rendering
him senseess and then tied hun hand and foot and cammed
handkerchief in his mouth to his calling for assis-
lance This done the villains went to work and broke
chest from which they took So of the Louis
State Bank and silver watch belonging Stole and
then cleared out leaving the chise the and Reimer
still led and he Stole
OF the daring villains has yet been disco vered.
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FIRE .ENGINEs-Mr John Rodgers, of Balti-
more, fire engine builder and machinest of celeb
rity is in town, and can be seen at the Planters
Hotel by persons DESTROYS of consulting him on
business We would suggest that this is an excel
lent opportunity for towns, villages, and companies
in want of fire apparatus, procure it of an ex
ceent quality and upon reasonable terms.
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
- Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets

Mr.. THOS. NUM- Ring Master .Mr-W. WORRELL, Clown.
THIS EVENING, Monday, March G. GRAND COMBlNA-
l. TON OF TALENT. Sig GERMAN, Mr. M. Lyman
LA THORNE, s. P. STlCKNEY, and the Whole Troupe,
grand OF dazzling The Three
Divinties, ROSALlNE, Mr.. MUM and ELOUISE. in then
incompatible of EquiatlOn. The Great Tmnb,e, T.
CRAVEN, will the animated Teeot, and WOR
RELL the Clown WILL for the enact the Run
FAST, in comic military entitled THE SOLDIER ON
PARADE. The Soldier, s. P. Stickuey
ES- TOMORROW eneht OF Mr. and Mrs MUM.
eS Particulars the small bills OF the day posting,
- Doors O'Clock performance commence o'clock
Admission Dress Circle 50 Second TIER Is mh6
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A CARD

nR. DODSON has returned from the Norh and will
~ resume his practice fomey-especiay the treatment
OF Piles, FsGa diseases of the Bladder, Structures,
from whatever treated for radical without the
use OF csustic routing Instruments
Ut FLINT On writing for a set of nv irstfnmens):
Inc more have reflected Them, and exueriencei the
wan OF that KIND of instrument the better satisfied Ina
become that have provided by your ingenuity and skill
a suiglcai de-heratum in that partieular'
EE HIS new invented and mpToy ed nstFu for
the retention and radical cure of HERNIA are I-xD
adapted to every VARIETY of Rupture, and when ~
S vel htted, are worn with ease and comfort The
offensive The springs are prepared 10 resist its corrosive
effects and the be removed and washed
Uneouivoca esti nonal OF permanent cures in both
the aged and he young be examined at Office No
UNION street. second door from ST. Charles st. fyAd& W3m
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A. HILL. R. L. SCHkPMoEs
as CHR T'R Els Street (formeriy HUI Cooley & Co. }
MOULD respectfully invite their patrons and The public
w to mine their entire stock OF FANCY GOODS,
embracing variety than to be found single
establishment in the city We have added 70 our asIa as
tai and Us EFUL GOODS consisting in part of Dressing
Gases, Week Tables Embroidered Baskets Work BOyes.
Toilet Ornaments Watch Stands Wax Dolls. Toy Tea
Sets Gold Thin les Pencils Studs Silver Combs Every
nch) Shell Combs. (eveTy paern) Card Gases. Graces,
Games ETC. etc. Steel Bags, Purse and Bag Trimmings
and Plain and Shaded Purse Silks etc, etc. Nelocipedes
and Popeer, Acco don etc. etc Needles Pins PERU
merry soaps etc. all Of which we offer the lowest posi-
bic rates mh5 A. HILL & CO, As Charities st. N. q.
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NOVEL MARRYING OPERArioN.-The Hartford
Times SAYS that a man by the name of Alvord Las
that city and a wife twenty-one years ago. and
went to South America. His wife married again
surprising that he was dead. Her second husband
died, and she married again. She lives with her
third husband in this city at The present time. Last
week her first husband returned, safe and sound.
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AccIDENT.-Ont the Goth ult. Mr.. s. H. Woolsey,
clerk at Curtis's foundry in Memphis, was much
injured by being accidentally caught in the ma
chinery, and his life only saved by the sudden
stoppage of the engine.
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DARING RoBBERY-On Sunday. while the Firems n ;.
beautiful procession moving through the First Munich
pay, DO d robbery committed the house of Mr.
Anthony Rhodes, Barracks street. between COnde and
Royal streets that Mr. Rhodes absent st the
time, and MIS- Rhodes The gallery looking the
procession The hif making the of the opportunity
entered lower room forced open arnoir with chse
and carried off three Spanish ouboons s23 silver gold
watch and some jswey, and note OF hand for $780, The
told smasher has not yet been discovered.
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ALL ABOUT CALIFoRNIA,-Copies of the last
Mammoth Weekly Crescent; also, the California
Crescent-containing much useful information re-
speeding tho Gold Reg ion from Humboldt, Fremont
and others, with maps-may be had at the Office,
No IS St. Charles street.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected duly for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of The Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE March 5.-QuotatOBs without change,
fonowseef Isl class 7Gsc, I'd do &C.. cd do. 4,ac . ID ;
Hogs, &c. o fb; sheep, 1904 . head Mich Cows
s2OG9 80 y head Hay, sI40l6 g ton Corn. 4G0ec
p bashe : Oats, 32c . busel Bran 6OD7Oc. p 100 ibf
Oilcake 81 % 100 H.
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STONE & McCOLLUMS
NEW LEVlA TH HAN CIRCUS


FENE Universal Public NewOeans respectfully
the New Levathan Stone McColum
hlOltrg on Congo Square, First Municipality.
The troupe by far the the United States comprising
talent quaed Circus this
country will Of Gynnasc
Evouou, and of those and
Eques excellence highly appsuded by he citizens Mo-
bile the host talent attached
Levlatfan, would merely o
foowIcg peculiar line universally acknowledged
world Eaton the best
the woNi 7. MeCoum, unequad Equestrian La Belle
the Mercury Female John Smith,
of Ethiopian characters {h
H. P Mapan, Al. Lpman j. Backwood, J. R. Shay, A. EvL
ID. Stone, P Brown, F. Fuuns, Brenai;
w. Hhckey Ben jennings Green Johnson, "A leading
the New Levahan
Brass Band under The direction of the celebrated H. X Gau The
brilliantly illuminated Nth and arranged
Family PARTIES
pcaon Ohce hours of 10 IL A. NJ
the Femen and Procession
Sunday, DAY PERFORMANCE will take place Sat
ulay 10 O'clock FRANKLIN and DALE will appear.
ar Admission, IS cents to all parts of fy24
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Gr Linn, Mass, has a population of $4,000.
5000 of whom, of both sexes, are engaged in
making boots and shoes. 100000 pairs were
"created y last year. Those people have no boot.
less undertaking.
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Eight Building OTIS of Ground, forming the Corner
of Gravier and ST. Jane Street.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & CO.

J. IA. BEARD, auctODeeT
TUESDAY March b. IL ocock-wl be sold, Ar
L csde-
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS the square bounded by Gavier.
Jane and Bolivar being Nos 90 81 %
"a 2 26 plan drawn by Kiel Werner
March, ls4S Lots 90 81
No 90 the Gravier St. Jane a. 2 rs
2tnt ST. Jane street Dimensions Of each lot the above
p Ian exhibited the Arcade.
cash balance 2 and 10 months credit
bearing the property and per
punctually paid.
As of sale before R. Beard N p the of the
no IL 9
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OF fellow named John Mullin, has been ar
rested in New York for cutting his wife's throat
with razor, though it had not proved fatal
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Livaudais Vacant Lots-without Reserve.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.

SATURDAY March II 70 VIII be sold auction,
- Banks Arcade. the following 7ecbed Real Estate,
SEVENTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, the square bounded by
George ST. Andrew,
4, g. TO- H. H. 10, A. Is l6 andi7, plan drawn
~by B. F. Nichols, Surveyor.
No. 10, inclusive St Ii and
front Third street, and lots H. H. Is, Is and Il front ST. AM
drew all fully described by the aforesaid plan.
.-One-third cash. balance IL
bearing the property which, puncnay paid
interest at per per annum.
Act of sale before j. B. Marks pubic the expense Of the
purchasers. mhH9 10, ~. l5,l IS,
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL-James Barclay has been com.
mitted by Recorder Genos for rai charge of stealing
pair of b!ogans fom the store OF Mr. Lacaze. Peter
Matthews charged with picking the pocket of Josiah Camp
of $l2 50 the coffee house. of Front Levee and
Cont streets few evenings since has been committed by
Recorder GenOis for trial.
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ROHERS SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No LOT POYDR.4S Street. .NeU Orleans.
open FROM 8 O'CLOCK, A. M, to 2 P. NJ, and
" FROM 4 to O'CLOCK. 2. NJ las
DRUGS AND MEDICINES

nUININE' H rai.0 M nSD BnTE MEss IpE- a
W GAG. -RHUBARB. etc.-As low for cash -
4 be procured esewheIe-Call and lH
?Y-f iudge-Dr. e. J. COXE'S PREPARA- u
~ NT1ONS
H. SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequ allied
EXTRACT -OF COPATVA, sARsAPARILLA
AND CUBBBS-A cert ain and sgresable cure superior to
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-fhe strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIvERWoRT
MEST. -
V Especial attention paid o the treatment of Rhsuma~
tism, Bronchitis and Consump tion.
~ Office Ma gszine and POydrzs p23 1y3dp
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL-.U0nd1g EDening
Narch5At the weekly meeting of this body the following
members present-Recoder SeuzeDeau presiding; AL
deImen Bernard Collins, Dearosa, Flanders, MI han
Nicomede, Page Solomon, Stevenson, and Witt. Va
A message received from the Mayor enclosing the
resolution passed by the Committee of Conference the
hgh stage of water; also message, in which the Mayor
stated he had great doubts the legality of the last meet
of the Council and had therefore withheld his signature
fIom the resolutions passed at that meeting. .
Mr. Witt moved to lay the fist message On the table
indefinitely giving his for doing that the levee
ordered to be constructed at Canoton would only benefit
the parish of Jefferson and that crevasse at CaTolOn
would affect the Third Municipality, adding that when
the Third suffered damage frOm crevasse on recent
sion no assistance rendered by those who called
the Municipatty to a share of the
ordered 10 BE- done at Canoton
After some debate a communication received from
the Surveyor which he SAID he had been present
Surveyors of the and Second Mus at the ex
animation Of the levee at Cauoton and was convinced
thai of the OF the Third Municipality
would be inundated.
Mr. Solomon moved that the message be referred to a
special committee of three with the surveyor but this
ton negatived, and that of M. Witt adopted
MIR Witt referring % the second from The Mayor
then moved IN order to satisfy the Mayors scrupes that the
0eedlngs of the last meeting be ratified confirmed
which motion adopted.
resolution introduced, providing for the issuing of
warrants the employees of the Municipality whom
of salary due After long debate the subject
made the specia order of the day the msetng
and at this of the proceedings reporter left
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HEALTH OF ST. LoUrs.-During the week end
ing Monday the 26th ult, there were sixty.nine
deaths in the city of st. Louis, twenty-four Of
which number were children of the age of Ave
wears and under
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o. MIR. Harrington's loss, by the burning of his
Diorama, at Hartford, is estimated at $4,000.
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DROWNED Yesterday afternoon little boy, whose pa
rents reside the of Benve and Fran kiln streets
was accidentally drowned in Canal Carondee near the
head of Claiborne street.
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ANOTHER DARING RoBBsRy.-One of the most da,

DIscHARGED.-LouisaS tresssl, who arrested few
days ago charge of larceny, has been discharged from
custody by Recorder Baldwin tleIe being evidence to
an her atenIIna