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Of the whole for the four years, which amounted
TO Sl6,2B.19l %.
The amount to be collected for the year ending 30th
June, 1913, was S676s 06, OF which there remained
collected. at the date of my report for that year. 26.-
ia SO. ta
The amount to be collected for the last fiscal year was
S3294H 49, OF which there remains uncolected,
before stated s72544 46so that although the balance
unsolicited OF the year greater than the preceding at
the corresponding PERIOD the collections for the last year
have nevertheless been greater in proportion than they
for the former The greater portion Of the balance
Of SS5,799 90 will probably, with ordinary effort, be col
eced within the next six months, and do not believe
that 50 900 will in all, be ultimately lost
In my report before referred to- was shown that the
balance due the Let Of july isis, from posimasters
who had gone out Of Office prior to LIST July, ls45,
s254,657 ~ and then expressed the opinion that, al
not probable they could prove successful any consde
rable amount The statements OF the collectors from
this source not having yet been completed in detail
can only now say that e15962 90 has been realized
from these balances by suit alone within the year. and
81 06s 20 since the close of the year. During the last
term OF the Supreme Court two cases were decided in IA
vor Of the department in OF which about IS 900 will
certainly be collected within the next six months, and in
the other about twenty-five thousand dollars at period
somewhat later.
The balance due to late postmsse for the past four
years, arising from changes In the ate Of COMPENSATION
from recasng their accounts under the act OF lIh May
lste, and otherwise ss the accounts appear upon the
book, or have been adjusted, amounts 70 S6 10 ~
2, w m, sum Nm there has been paid ses ,e
Disposed By formal entfie. iT IS
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NOVEMBER Report OF the Mutual Life Insurance
~ Company OF New York Once No IS Wal Street.
Nett accumulated fund October 81 l649 exceeding
This institution during month Of November ninety
new
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ucCiintock Young,

attorney AID Counseior-af-Las,
HAVING resigned once Of Chief Treasury
III parment which he held or last rfecn years.
sumed the practice Of his profession.
He win devote his principal attention The prosecution of
before Congress- several Department. and commissioners for
eign indemnites 49,
To against War, Navy, Home
and Post Once DEPARTMENT., including business with
Once he has made arrangements with the efficient
Washington by which business connect
ed government conhded him, acted on
IN the prompt manner. - 8 es.s-
REyrsrsoEsHon. r. b. fancy, Justice Of ue United
States gentlemen who have Departments mem
bers OF either house Of Congress since year Ics
once at his residence n between ath and i3h
Nov l3-dlmif
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CcscnEss wATER.--A hs.h supply Jus, received md FOR
Dec, 2-du Corner Of lfth and streets,
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In CONGRESS- OF THE D. STATES.
ThiTsy-FiFst CeasFs..-EiF.s session.
FRIDAY. DEcEMBER 1. is40,


ttEf lfe M snnArn.
The journal having been read,
After an interval OF about thirty minutes no business
being presented for the consideration OF the Senate,
motion, FfEf3tA VII F'E ~ +"
The Senate adjourned AiElt Akf
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The white population Of South Carolina, according
the governors message, amounts to 80, sss souls.
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We have been requested by friend to publish the fol-
lowing correspondence between two distinguished gentle
men Of the South, subject Of much public interest
IRON ths Texas Union
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In the resolutions adopted by your convention, refer
ence made TO the proposition introduced into Congress-
Tor slaves to vote in The District Of Columbia and this
seems to be considered dued attack upon he instttu-
tons 81 me dvehotdng States Can any reasonable man
regard this in any other light than the act OF fanatic
abohonist, or one made for the purpose of realiang
insults heaped upon the whole North, by incorporate
and sweeping denunciations too often uttered by few
utras OF the South never did, nor can now other
wise regard IT, None in the North excepting compare.
lively small class OF agitaiors consisting OF men with
out influence save in their own atienused ranks, ever
speak OF interfering with slavery in the States Sweep
ing assertions and declarations cast upon
ALL and bearing down both friend and foe-must be re-
gaded by every reasonable man as unjust and irritating
when made with reference TO the vast communities of the
North, among whose individual members 90 small a
proportion are deserving Of censure Were there any
cause las in fact there 10 none) to apprehend combina
ton OF majontes in the northern States against the ns
iuons Of the South, the course adopted by our ultra null
liners would hasten the crisis and accelerate the result
more rapidly and certainly than all the aboonists OF
icism.
which had formed not to call in question the name Of
Mr calhoun. had no disposition to alude to him, or
mention his name, except in connection with his denun-
Gallons touching mysel or IN position appropriate to
which you have given to bis same will not provoke me
20 make HIM subject of special comment The associa-
uon truly classic His interesting relationship TO the
wS whether IN tocfsh or sheIh clothing, seems to be
Spseovery OF which you claim all the honor, and
h.,o may serve to garnsh the pages OF your promised
% as, IN this respect, he may challenge comparison
~ - me Twin founders Of the Eternal City But wheh
pleased to liken him to Remus, RomuIus. or Pra-
pus, am unfortunately in the dark
My vote on the Oregon bill was a. understand the
eaase Of yo1r cSags against me Of ccalescng with the
enemies Oh the south For that vote gave nv reasons
in the Senate but 80 happened that Tor some cause
hereafter TO be explained the publication Of NV remarks
was suppressed This was the only speech omitted in
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Dry. Goods by the Package.
N. BRADBER SMITH,
GENERAL COALHTSSE0N MERCHANT
IA No. 80 GRAvIER STREET. "
oard...... Great No1thsfn aud southern Mail.

A oard....... Great No1thsfn aud southern Mail.
Fots purpose Of correcting euoaepu Impressions relating
to the Stage Lines carrying the great Northern and Southern
Mail between Grhn. Ca and oreika, Ala, we. the pro.
preturs Of said Mail Stage Lines assure the whole public
that upon Us does not rest the mail failures chagd to our
account The rOue-ninsty three miles in lengths over
one of the best natural roads the Unsd Stathe water
courses being well and substantially bndged. As evidence
of this the mad changed from Atlanta to Griffin IN De-
cembef 1896 and from that time the pessn, over two
years and half there has not been exceeding OF hes
failures of he letter mail and six eight Of The news
paper mail coming South and only about the same number
Going East The route for regularity aud certainty not
surpassed BY any 10 the Union, Is we can show ohciay
from records Of failures the POst-0ice Department II
citizens of Mobie and NswOleGns Give their mails ieg
nary (Which they dol upon other rguie O. routes ust
resi- he delmoueney E. L. ELLSWORTH & co. F
Montgomery, .7iG., July n, 1873. ySl I'm
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Nav Orleans Cattle Market.

reported for the Crescent. LArAYETTE Aug s-P NJ
To-day has been without arrivals and prices continue at
the advance made WednesdayBeef, first class 1901,
second class S04c SB Hogs 4D4 .Sib Sheep, s20s4
head Cows, s50 $50 q head Corn, 4se a. y bushel
Oats. 6597Oc.; Bran, 81 y 100; Hay s3U0&S3 y ton.
ReeefBts for the Jysek end;ug Frida, s,g q
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MUTUAL INSURANCE.
FHIHE ONLY Domestic Insurance Company in this city
i doing FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER Insurance
upbu Inc MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
TIE CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE 90.
of NewOlleans,
With subscribed and pledged Capital of
100000 Dollars,


100000 Dollars
Is now ready to receive applications and make insuranees
at their office, the northwest corner OF Camp and Ga
Fire, Marine and Riuer Risks,
at the tariff rates OF premium,
This Company is established upon the Mutual Principle
of Insurance. and emphalcniy Home Institution. It's
eAnngs be invested and employed here under the
Immediate control of the Tfuses and not sent 70 other
cities for investment =.
Every person ins1HnE with becomes interested in its
succsssand the prts instead Of being divided 2uong
few stockholders belong 10 those Who inquire with the Com
pany The Trustees Of the vital necessity OF well
secured and pledged FUND reliable in oases OF loss aud
ample under all ordinary calamity, the public that
they have flu nd OF
TEUo Hundred Thousand Dollars,
subect 10 all the contingencies of CAPITAL and liable
for The losses Of the Company. rut =.
70 the assured ana that this Company presents unusa
quaTaptse for prompt and liberal settlements IA cases
os asthe funds of the Institution Tetsned here ano
III being purely Southern and D0metie instullen, Is
acts controlled by torelgu D'Igetos anu VIM eo
form 10 Southern habits in Us mOds Of business :,
The pouO Of the Company Is at all times open tf the
inpecton Of parties wishing TO make insurance with H.
San,sI Rail Thomas Az Adams Moses Greenwood.
JFA Barrih VIM. ?. Convene, Gendy Burke,
David Haddan, John ID. BEN, 7, " stanton
Nathan Jarvis. George Jonas, n 6!hlsSs,.
]. + O. Nies, John "a Bell, q. ~ lslis.''
ID ] Wakh James KiFkman; R b. spmnef, a.
wv Zachafie Holm nj Hyie John W00ifuti,
- n R1ddscEs T,opis de san lis w q BIeJutcheon,
q. a. BSrneIe %, L. nahesteen, x rug ytTt uIs'
2. TAYLOR, VIZ Bqigess, T. i Ek a91ig5st'
J. RidaFd o. r Wright. +, v. Carlisle.
SAMUEL BELL, President.
THos. A. ADAMS. Vice President, 81 a
CHS. j. MANsON1. SEQ Fstafy. BAS ouiA
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LIZ oRLRANs rTARKRTs.


Saturday Morning Aug. 4 1949
Ouf market has presented very important changes this
week. IN any Of oar 9adng articles Flour advanced in the
early part Of the week but ne 1pyoysnsDt bns bss
tally lost since Pork and Lard are rather lower in pros
IN Cotton owing The very reduced stock aud high prices
the Transactions have been extremely limited
me weather has been showery. but iosraby COOL The
geneal health Of tho city il exeelsnt
COfTON.-The Cotton market has generally maintained
EeJ firm position since last review though a. the
stock Offering h. ssn tHfng, and held Ut very extreme
rates, The bcss has been of usually limited character
On Saturday and Monday about $50 bales were disposed Of
a u pIces and that the sales have not exceeded $50
bales in small lots makiHg total forhs week Of only about
500 bales The favorable accounts by the Europa have
had Their effect upon market than give additional
st1osh and to eude holders still 6rmsr in their demands
At all the United States ports the increase in therecepa
al 1888 bales while at this port there decrease Of
o.. III bales
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A Louisiana Plantation For Sale
Or PARTNERSHIP

TTVHE MOUNT PLEASANT RETREAT PLAN
TATION-Situated on the east side Of TIE MISSISSIPPI
River in the Parish Of East Baton RouKe, LOO miles above
the City Of NewOheans and I6 miles above the town 81
-, Il contains 1850 ACRES OF LAND Of which
rs $50 Acres are cleared, and the remainder deniey
~. Wooded principally with Magnolia. Dc ltthere is
A large TwO.St0Ty DWELLING. with four large l-sA
rooms on each fOoF with wide Hall between; and Ef4
galeries on both siOties front ami rear; BUCK -
Smoke house Kitchen and Nj house new Frame pres
NegTO Ouarlafs; Hackqnh's shop Carpenters shop !
Stables; Crib and good Clubhouse and Mil. 80.
The locasOn is high and very healthy; being bey9ua t
eontugenCy Of hundatQn. Near NE mouse arc psNs u
SpTings Of good water. -
The LAEDIEa Is the best between 81 Lous MO-, Hne
could se paid for in few years. by The sails OF wood alone
10 steamboats,. IL I
+ Itissaitsbe for CoTFoN OF SUGAR PLANTAII9hs Or
good STOCK Farm for which purpose y would 2s WY
valuable as advantage coud Be taken Of the NeWOfqAh
market when the upper riveru are low and STOCK efo
n not sod advantageous Partner. MP could q l2les
y,ith ne Propsor Negroes would b taken IN paYmen
as CASA, Al = fair valuation
For further particulars, g q poe eQ aftlss Auais2
II. G. HEARrT, q GfavlsF street
jySs eMdSWSm Ne9otlssaA
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ALMOST Az IrEM.-Aboul O'Clock, ast evening. as .
perfect Of wagons standing in front Of Dan
Hickoks Hotel at the Lake end ohe New Shell ROad their
recent occupants in anxious expectation Of raeh iappe
hoaTss voice rang through hs hail. An hands pass along
the water No sooner said than done The rooms Of that
spacious establishment soon emptied. HsndS ihat
moment before anticipating embrace v ID
were believing foIth more WateFH The confusion for
few moments intense and disorder fo time had sway.
Every left bis crabs and his buIguniy for tie excite
ment of oonseation and the dangers Of an amateur re
man Ahsr time the excitement subsisd and all again
was quiet except the calls Of hungry customer
for their oTden. The rear buildings, connected with
the kitchen. had taken FIRE from mperiecti0n in th'
ue which was speedily eEtnguhed with but little damag
10 the house. An parties adjourned 70 the bar and II
few moments forget their disappointmsntr in drop.
| for which this popular house Is 90 famous
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FiRgr MUNICIPALITY The following arrests made
yesterday William GTfha, Jeme Wison. and lane hoe.
insou ndivduah well known 70 the police. were found y IN
auany Of iewelTy an their POSSESSION suppOe 70 have
basn stolen They were taken into custody.
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~ The examination in The alleged abduction case will
Be resumed to-day 5oeloek r., at the Courtroom Of
Judge Bright Wo shall report It, usual. IN il for
Mondays edition. Although this exaIninatisn hasexsndsd
to gFsa length have given It 10 detail without omit
ting 0rd If TIE svidsnee and including the aRuments
Of the counsel and legal decisions Of the Cont To prevent
iir erpasiug much our colamaH have eivsa
The proceedings in very small type.
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NEW ORLEANS !:
MoRNLNg. AUGUsT Z. Isl9

Fast DATYestsFday duly Obssrvsd by.our citizens
in accordance with The proclamation Of he President Of the
URied States There general closing Of al places Of
business and the pEesehad quiet Appearance
than Is found on The Sabbath. The Courts. Banks snd
Pos0fce were likewise closed The churches open for
Divine SERVICE morning and evening We VII venture
that strict regard for The day not evinesdia
any cityin the Union. Boston woud suffer. have no
doubt By the comparison, and Northern friends look
upon tls Ce.esnt City something Of sseond sodoml
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LOUISIANA BALL-RooM-John Dillon was arrested On
THURSDAY night for disturbing the in the Louisiana
Ballroom. When will end be put 70 theas To"dS con
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. AEshuLT on Hfs. WIyR-M ThiTnsy was arrested yes
iedsy. by the Police Of Third Municipality oI assault
ing and hreaisning 70 i ha wife. hrney ha1 pistol
with which he preparing to pnt his threats INTO exc
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sHIFs SHIPS


n. For WsWFofk ne fre. fas. sasliqE o9gpsIsd
~ and copler fasisned barb 'EhEMTDEl, C0gEt9s
r5astsr Via nave disDeeh lar tis shove po1l- Eot
sirt Or raI1aee Apply tie gapfrlr boGfd Or %
au3 6. W. OLIVIER y e. gnaIle- T.
- T71- VTg1- P1gsqes oalg-THs fine, fast Saihng
81 ship TIAHCLEOM. Ceps. hsni4Hiin kfaeligaa.
t.st-5s~ m 49, 100 euraTed wit have lmmedfaf9
Dispatch aid can aoc0mnOdae fsW mos5 cabin pa-ah
sI ~ Apply q Oo'L i. II. GALE. 50 Common street.
- For Vera C5Tuz Tie fns ard very fat s1iling
80, achooneS EHROLNE, Capt Aliens taYlns =
msdafe dspaeh For balance Of itetght, oI ssaas nt
inc excellent acc1n sflona for eahil M sees pA
gers. apply on board Lower Picagnas p tefs 81 "a
iy28 DEWEY g W, % si4slel =.
Eks For. Genoa assaFe only --Ehg a hns, iass
go sailug ship ISAAC Al1EEhIgH. APT 5i1lills
haging ali her cargo gagged, VIII nave inlIlelf.s
difpatch For passage oaiy, having superior RECOMMENDS
10 4'e't L II. GALE, 50 Common street.
60 Ter HsVrs.-Ths a 4 fat sailing ship HAD1Qss
A Capt.. DIinghzgn. having he sI1atef pan q hei
rg0 engaged. viii meet with Dispatch. FOR 9eisat
Of lo0 bales cotton O. passses hayHs azpeIe aec0II
hons. Apply 10 is l. z. GALE 81 Common g
L. Tor Lfysrpool- Fassaae C,Hkg.-Ehe a fna
e fist saIiing ship CATO, Capt. RsIn1er having al
81 hex cargo engaged, VIII hsve nulF1sdl2te o.
pateh. kc passage, apply on boan q y9st 81 Second
% Bs oo II q eoS 9sssli ss.sss.
- For sisal and CsmpsachYs-The fas fastsai-
4tA ing brig EAaDE. Capt. Perkins, viii have M
mediate dispatch. For freight Or Dasssgs, apply On
board, Opposite post u Second Municipality. o. 70
i4 DEWEY 3 CO. q GlaFiaf a.
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DUBLIsHED in PLAQuEMIEE, Parish Of IbefviHe. in
the centre Of the STATE and in one Of its most wealthy
and pOpulous districts, is about its SECOND
VOLUME, Enlarged, and with entire NEW M A.
TERIALS. City fayOn respectfuly solicited. All
ADvKRTIs EMENrs LETT with A. BRONSEMA, No. "
Camp street. will be punetuaily attended to.
YzS w. P. BRADBURN, Editor and Proprietor.
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.tENTTRELY.NEW.

A most superior and new IS i Of Mems SUM
mer HATS Youths and ghldIen'E Fancy
go HATS and CAPS. received by late arrivals
y These goods unsurpassed in this Or any
other market be found tGgethef with complete
and varied assortment Of HATS, CARS, gMBRELLAs,
and B ABLY JUMPERS, at DARCH'S,
iy30 Bits corner Of Char1es snd Canal SIS.
THSI BATHS!
THE PUBLIC respectfully informed that the splendid
il BATHS, recently erected on Exchange Alley, corner
Of BenvIle street now in operation The Barb Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOVE BATHS are we'll lighted
and admirably ventilated expense having been spared
by the proprietor make them complete in all their details
The proprietor Of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
is now erecting Bath Rooms on CONT STREET, near
the corner of DAUPHINE, the site formerly known
the Nepouy Balhh, which, when completed, will excel in
magnhcenos establishment of the kind now in this
and where HOT, COLD, SHOWER, VAPOR AND
INDICATED BATHS can be had at all times from. 3
O'Clock A. NJ lid 10 O'Clock P. n....HO Cold Shower
Bath, Twenty Five Gents. jy20 BIN
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4 DEIyH ny APoPLKxY--Joshna Hilton. an Old gentle
maa Of &c yeaT OF age died suddenly Yesterday boAId
u schooner lying the foot of ST. Peter slset Cotoner
Spedden held an inquest Verdlct- Died OF hpopleXy,
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SOAAoN AND lOh 9,,,toy bass. Tobacco hhda
Stock ON hand. sent / 1919 '..'.. 81 .4Oi 14,s5s
ksesvsd P DSsy;SS.i a esl 5i-4s897
i,i65. s9s 63,s5S
p Pssg ws las 5a6l 1888 s97764s $50
Stock on hand NOT CLEARED .......,....9,i54 Is 393
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Pacific Mail steamship Company
THIS COmpsny having completed the organization Of
a their Line Of thsU. S Mail Steamers from Panama to
California aud Oregon, will hereafter appropriate One-bat
OF the tickets each steamer, TO New York and other
Northern Cities and one-fourh to New Orleans, leaving
one-fOurth to PGnama.
The undersigned viii be supplied with the tickets
prsted to New Orleans, In ample time for each steamer
leaving Panama
Passage in Cabin from Panama to California. S30
PARADISE, LAWRAsoN s Co,
jeI3 Sm Agents, 81 Graver StBeet
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NJ, = AA Ssr 9E4hL "a 3 R.sLPH6 CO..

Afads By Thomas H. B0rdea.. Sefd BE- R-544FH q CO''
No 10 HEw LEYEE.
FnHHE1E Steam Gauges now useq on me ioAgWtnA
4 Steamboats, FerTg.bO Two BIotheFs Alss44 ocets
Autoost illinois Suana, Grand Turk, Eudefa 8aRlohss
an,sJantb n q Watkins Eliska. Princess PatHeess O. O.
Nstehez New Orleans, May Foiisy Qhvl9;- Iow-oos95
NeTv KinRsIsud PhpHix Swan Persian Hercules, and
TonSpsfoT ~ By enqUnE Of the Engineers Of these
boats any pers0R can be satisfied the pfuetea use o.
the StBam GAnEs. - sll
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10 OWNERS OF PROPERTY, ARCHITECTS
AND BUILDERS. NOTICE.
l Fl DEhAMARE, late Foreman of the COMPANY
- Nlelle Montague" (Propretor Of the Mosseman
5he hes)i Paris has just opened mandatory OF all
99eSYeLigg OIL work in ZINC, COPPER TIN and
SdEEE ihON suitable for Buildings aad Household
Utensils We Mh9le done according to Tie test improve
menIss;.sl4; r; y more particularly undertakes ZINC
ROQFiNG' which be guarantees for twenty years Also
balnng Apparatus Water Closets, and every Thing con
neGted with the Plumbing Business, ZINC LETTERS in
Relief OF all kl9ds Aoply on the premises 81 Rankin
above mentioned works can be seen. - ~
Refers TO MessTs. Shark Day StRuffar Edward Gopd
chaux, Builder.
''HdossBLMAN zINC," FOR ROOFING
The suhsaIibers Agents for the sale Of the Viee Mon
tagne Company celebrated Sheet Zine would cal Inc H.
tenOn Of Builders and others 70 THIS article Cwhen used
of proper thickness and quayl durable and economical
article for Roof II has been used roofs Europe for
thirty yes without repair and IS now apparently good
when first put Il is particularly calculated for the
roof of large buildings chuTChs, sugaIhOuses etc. CiIou,
lars giving all the requisite information the subject
be had and models Of the mode of using IL spica-
ton to STARK, DAY & SrAuFFER,
iYl9 2WdlmW corner Canal and Magazine Sts
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ng- CALIFORNIA HUNTERS 80

TTEN TION!!
FTNHE undersigned has on hand Double barrel GUNS,
GOLD PICKS and number of articles for parties emf.
grating TO CALIFORNIA,
POWDER, SHOT, Bar Dead, Camp Stools, Cooking
Apparatus of all kinds For sale al As Charities street. and
as low as at any hOuse in the city.
~ AL KINDS OF FINE FISH =
j jyi9 5dptf ''''N VIM A. BEECHER, as CbartFes st.
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FoUEp DEAD-PhHip Marshal was found dead yssteniaY
in anew hOnse 10 Richard street C0FOners inquest was
held and verdict rendered. Died OF congestion OF me
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rcKPocKEr-samnel Sm ihs one Of the fraternity Of
the d. aud s. was taken in charge by the police Of the
Third Municipai, for picking the pockets Or andre La
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u " D h42S..
ID ECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS
N SIS bblS. Crushsd SUGAR.
Is boxes Loaf do
81 pseIaaes Fine GREEN TEAS;
~ ~ S SSss, T tJalIlia3, JPAhARL STARCH;
20 dozen BRt iOMS
5 bales COTTON TWtNE;
90 packages No. lMAlikEREl4f
Is tiefces Shays' EXTRA HAAsi
400 boxes and half DO SARllNESf
cases. CANTON GINGER;
10 boxes CASTLE sQAP;
10 do NO / SOAP. 49,. To-. sale 3y
jy9O CHAs, SroUGHTON. 81 camp St
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81 For New YoTk-Te SAL rsih dispeteh.--3hs
s7.a very fast saidna a Packet Ship AEEGH AN
Co eiaad master, having lzIge pan 81 her eqfza
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