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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07

Direct from Santa Ee.--Captain Dent, 5h in.
iant,y, i arrived on Sunday evening last, on board
,ne Monedo' from Fort Gibson, and we learn from
him that 1t. BUFoRp, u. S. Draooons rho ,rent
to Santa Fe last fall with his company, arrived at
Fort Gibson from Santa Fe on Friday last. Lit.
b. IS twenty-five days from the latter place. COM
ing great part of the distance on the Indenen.
dence route, with the U. S. mai and then turning
MS course came into Fort Gibson with eight men
on'y' lie states that several Of the companies
that passed through this place had arrived At
Fe before he left, and others were arriving dali,
Fort Smith Herald,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07

6FPENMANSHIP.--W have been requested
10 say that Mr.. j. P. BLAKELEy, Teacher of PEN
manship, will open class at the old School House
on Monday the 9th inst Specimens of Mr.. B IS
success in teaching have been shown US, and we
have no hesitation in saying that he is deserving
ofPaironage. We hope the ladies and gentlemen
Of our city and vicinity will embrace this oppor-
tunity 10 improve themselves in the Art Of CHI.
poCPIpuv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morn;n1 E.h 1910

honudy Morning, FEB. D, 1873.
COTTON.-The Cotton market nearly at a stand on
Saturday, owing to the reception of further particulars
the Canada's news by telegraph which make it certain
that the Liverpool market not higher first reported
but on the contrary closed quite heavily The eff ct of the
news at New York had been deprsss prices 1S0 cent
With us barely 1900 bales taken generally at an ad.
vance Of q of cent. Mdding cannot be quoted over
5%066c
TOBACCO.-Sales IS hhds, viz A. at ga, r. at 8,
do. at $685., and do. at 4c also, IS hhds Mason
county private terms
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Sugar in good
quest at steady prices with sales of 600 hhds 700
bbls. Molases taken at 2032Oz for INFERIOR and 21GO
H4c q gallon for the best.
FLOUR.-BuyeB end sellers yet unable to agree the
former being unwilling pay the asking rates. About 45C
500 bbs Ohio disposed of in lots at "a 24 37a, and 100
do. Choice Illinois Is 12 Dbl The stock is increasing
CORN.-Very little demandsAn the sales barely 5000
sacks mostly 40c., with mail lots 411z642c q
bushel The larger portion of Saturdays receipts had been
sold to arrive.
WHEAT-A lot of 800 bushels good sold at se}a, and
about the same quantity of Ordinary at &c. 4 bushe
PROVISiONS-The only sales of Pork reported were
$50 bbs Mess at sl075 and 45 do by party at Gil
bb. No transactions Of importance in Bacon Beef.
sale of i4O kegs Lard at &c. . ID.
SALT.-Liverpool in demand though at lower prices
and nearly II coo SKIS Sold AGO sacks about oneouh
Fine at &c. sack round 400 do one-h Fine, at &c.,;
100 Coarse at and 29 do. at S0c-aiso 1000 bushels
Turks Island to arrive private terms.
WHlSKY-Saes of AIS bbs. Rectifed (250 and l75) at
IL, and 200 Raw at 1Sc. y gallon.
FRElGHTS.-A ship taken for port in the Medi.er.
Ianean on private gyms bark for New York and one for
Boston both 81 yfor Pork and brig for Boston at S.
= hid and 81 l21a q Dbl for Pork.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-The following persons were
arragned before the First District Court, Judge Mcenry
presiding, Saturday, and pleaded not guilty
For Nurder-John B. Chandler, accused of murderidg
Patrick Daley. in house Phippa street. between Heva
and Poydas Streets The this has taken
what nguarOr, rather would be deemed singular passing
through any other hands than the first with which it
Judicial contact. The accused young who,
believe. has considerable number of friends in the city
The murder with WHICH he charged committed
time before the last Presidential eecton. He arrested
brought before Recorder Baldwin, few days. examin
ton. The affidavit against him charged him with the murder
of the deceased. Recorder Baldwin examined the case
modified the charge from murder to mansidughter and
admitted prisoner to bail. The came before
the Or ind Jury who with the evidence before that
Recorder Baldwin had found true bill for murder against
the accused and aside the Recorder modification This
of those instances which that different Diff
ferenty constituted mind, and ferently ccumstanced
behold the question in very different Recorder
Baldwin is some times mercu, mecifu and, bur-
thened he is with the fraes to the race
degree he occasionally His mood depends upon
circumstances, and like all things dependent, to osc
ae like the pendulum of cock, the winding up of which
has been duly attended to.
For Burgiary-Thomas Spriggins, Henry Ross James
Brown anu George Barrow.
For RObb,rp-Jacob Hacker
For .Manslaughter-J Werner, charged with stabbng
Henry Fenner the night of the 2d December of which
he died III a few days
For Perjury-Henry Wolf Swearing in his vote)
For Larccn es-James Levy, John Casey, VIM Maloney
Cstharine Wilson, John Anderson, Daniel Donelly and
Maria Dominguez.
For Picking Pocksts-George Kelly and James Pagan
For Spiadiing-Jordan Fretwell.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

PRoTECTIoN.-La Verdad, says the Boston Chro-
notype, a Spanish and English paper in New York,
advocates the annexation of Cuba to the United
States, and giving list of articles heavily taxed
in the Cuban tariff, argues that both the United
States and Cuba would be benefited by getting rid
of this tariff by annexation. Will the Mail explain
to US how this can be! Suppose We went on and
peaceaby annexed all other countries also. What
youH become of American industry then, for want
of a tariff!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

LATER FROM THE CITY OF ST. DoMINGo.-By
the arrival of the bark Lucy Elem on the Oath ult
at Boston, from the City of ST. Domingo which port
she left on the ID ut the Traveller learns that the
Haytien Government was about to make an attack
on the City of st. Domingo. About $500 troops
had marched for that purpose, and 1000 more men
were going on by water The L. E. has had four
men sick Of fever during the passage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

~ Three bars of gold, weighing over twenty
five pounds, were deposited in the Bank of the
State of New York on Thursday last, by a mer-
camille house of that city, This gold is from Cal
ifornia, having been sent TO Valparaiso in dust,
there run into bars and sent to Panama, whence it
was brought b; the Falcon. II is 2ls carats fine
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MERICAN THEATRE,

Second week of NOSE IN NEW ORLEANS.
THIS EVENING, Monday February s49The performances
l. with She dgn's beautiful Comedy of THE RI
yALs-sir Anthony Absolute M; J. Greene Falkland Mr..
MI Kingsley; Bob Acres. Mr. Spear Mrs. Malaprop, Mrs.
Rowe Jia, Mrs Pope lydia Langnsh, Miss Petie; Lucy.
Forest Grand OVERTURE By the Orchestra To con
from the Of J. Durvage Esq., entitled NOSE IN NEW
ORLEANS Nose, MI. Keller Syksee, Mr. Rynar Mr.. James
Green MI Spear Smith, Mr. Kingsley Jenkins Mr.. Charles
SHARP Nj. GrosyenOr DCwney Mr. ThGmPsOa Mr. Sleeper
Mr. Gslsford Grognore. Mr.. Grierson; Lie Miss E. Petre
Mrs. Grogmore Mrs. Tmony; Nelly, Miss jackson; Mrs.
Sleeper. Miss Ftziames Mrs. Jones Mrs Bowen.
&c Tomorrow, Tuesday, Mr.. BOOTH, (who engaged for
few nights only,) viii appear in favorite character
EB The Police Department under the control Mr. L. beenan
Prices Of AdaissionDress Circle IS Parquete Second and
Third TIERS cents Cooea Boxes so Gallery rs
~ Private Boxes and Seats Box Office be-
10 A. M. and P NJ by applying TO Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
cB Doors quarter u performance Will commence
quarter past preciselg yS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

PHILApELPHIA.-The Beard of Health has issued
proclamation to the effect that all vessels coming
from New Orleans, or any other place infected with
Asiatic cholera must submit to course of purifca-
ton at the Quarantine. 1t goes into effect i'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

Pirates IN THE WEST INDIEs.-The Captain
and crew of the British schooner Bittern, arrived at
Yarmouth, N. S., q short time ago, from the West
Indies and give the following account of the loss
of their vessel: About the 22d of December, when
off Sabea, near ST. Thomas, they discovered near
them raking, piratical looking schooner, filled
with negroes, which sailed around them several
times, apparently to reconnoitre and endeavored TO
draw them from the land. From the proceedings
on board the strange vessel, the captain and crew
of the Bittern had no doubt that the supposed pi-
yates intended to board their vessel and, therefore,
as soon as night set in, they abandoned her, taking
with them what money and valuables they could
carry in a boat, and landed at Sabea. The Gov
ernor the next day dispatched schooner in pursuit
of the pirate. Both the Bittern and the pirate
sci had however, disappeared. 1t is supposed that
the pirates boarded the Bittern robbed her of all
that was valuable, and then scuttled her. The
crew of the Bittern We're taken to Yarmouth in the
British schooner Oser
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

ARMY APPRoPRIATIoN-Theb bill making appro-
priations for the Army expenses next year, shows
total amounting to S. ,424 ,676.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

CANINE.-The total number of dogs taxed in
Great Britain, in ls4l-42, exclusive of packs of
hounds, was 900; whole amount of tax, fl59,-
$50 los. 90 packs hounds compounded for e.
3I2; total, f163, 942 16s.-nearly $Sl4,710.
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STEAMBOATS,.

~ To teare regularly on TUESDAYS and FRI
Fog s;s ssss and
i f::ss! !: j. j. ~ Ss sfss
The fHd ;pdd fast G9nnng Lake
Canal above landing at the Pontchartran Railroad for
Freish. reeeved for Montgomery Wetu@pka etc., giving
til S R tades a BIB Basin Warehouse
til O'Clock, P, NJ, on the day OF departure.
For freight or passage having unsurpassed aecommoda'
is3i t # wINGATE & Brennan. AZ Poydras st.
FOR MoBILE-D.aILY Q. S MIL LIVE.
- S sSw cs ssssgs1, o S =
BAY CAPT Gbsson having be sa built expressly
eis viii leave the Pontebar,an Railroad DAILY curing
p NJ Train of Cars and of the clock p cars sun.
tx For fsf;ffs sps Sn efs Bank Place
cNCNNAT LoaS Wh ns. and Pits
91ss STEAMER fqPfE2s TIA IN sfGfppae
Davis is nov receiving ;I freight and will leave -
Tvs street
q 90 zseFf ITIi P 3 Monday 5lh, at
%Es .s SasssaSsi sss@5Sa! YIN
and will leave above For freight having I'M
H aPSy psyaas
n B.-The VIM. Noble is an entirely new boat. has
with no da hs si freight 10
Padncah smthIand. etc. fy5
6R fT lsfs MSNP 3ass g cnsaa4 Ma fon
splendid f fast ronsns nashtFs1s Ell H.
viii leave above. For having exec Ient
o Go apply pE SSa st.
The Taglioni is very light drausht, and will meet
with no delay. ~
r. Ts srqye WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst at P. M,
ESOR ST. LOUIS and Illinois River The new and ee-
FULTON TO VIM Il. Futon, master, IS es. la
peced this day. and will leave as above. For sssszzk
ply on 00a0 fo'f HY6 5s 9 oLEsB2 Poydras st.
N.B.-The Andrew Fulton is entirely new boat, and
being of very shtdraught, will meet with NO delay in
reaching her destination. l5
tR~ To Ieare WEDNESDAY, It'll inst, at 5 P. M. pos
pass ALAM afs cap'aa
above For freight passage having unsurpassed
app y II esd p - PerSss or to
E'OR MOBILE lat the New Basin Montgomery. We
WIS s% SSz gHa Ms oDEEy
kercheva master receiving freight and Wille2ve as
above For freight passage apply on board at New Basin
fyS HYDE & OGLEsBY. Il Poydras st.
THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERs.
TI'HE Undersigned would respectfully inform the public
fine ne asS TEAM N" Ferry Iunnns from
the City Of New Orleans to Agiers from day. szs
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose aud located oPpo
the Pontcharan Railroad landing in Alsers short
each side well arranged and safe and exit and en-
trance always obtained The the those
charged fv5 by the other Ferries WILLIAM RANDOLPH.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent By VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE, Feb. 4.-Prices-Beef, 5lD51ac. o tb !;
Hogs, &c. o ID sheep, 90 5003 so q head Mich
Cows. s9OfdD35 o head; Hay, s14015 D ton Corn,
45G05c. q bushel OATS 32c. o busle Bran, 6O(07Oc
y 100 Id ; Oil-cake, 81 q 100 ID.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

The EMPIRE STATE AFLoAT.-Not the State OF
New York, but the steamer of the same name,
lately sunk al Fall River, has been raised.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

m- The Niagara Falls Suspension Company
have appointed Mr.. John A. Roebling, Pittsburg,
Pa, the chief engineer of the work.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

MANUFACTURERS IN THE FIELD.-Machinery
for cotton factory is going out to San Francisco
Bay, on account of New England Company.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

Of John NJ. Niles has been nominated for Gov.
ernor by the sbolitionis;s Of Connecticut
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

MILITARY FUNERAL,-The remains of Louis Barbarn,
First Lieutenant of the Louisiana Bat talon yeser
day inferred large number of the friends and fellow
citizens of the deceased and sevea of the volunteer compa
large and imposing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

THIRD Observation-Disclosures the Third since the
resignation ofthe night watch to go quiet and well
arrangements be made for the reorganization Of the
night police. The volunteers come forward in than
sufficient numbers every night and if the absence of
plants evidence of vgilant police the Third
blessed at the present moment with that character OF
rnardians
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

NAvAL.-The U. S. frigate Congress, A days
from Rio de Janeiro, arrived in Hampton Roads on
Thursday afternoon, the 25th ut.
The U. S. mail steamer California Capt. Forbes,
sailed from Rio for the Pacific on the 25th Nov
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

MORE GoLD.-The Skowegan Press, in Somer-
set county, Maine, says 1t has been the current
report about town for the week past, that gold
mine has been discovered in the town of Bingham,
in this county''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

PRESENTATION OF A FLAG.-A splendid flag wrought
at the Orleans Ball Room. the German Yagers The
monies of the Yagen paaded the Streets
and their fine manly appearance admirable equipment and
thorough martial bearing the themes of all who
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

RETIRED.-Johnson j. Hooper, Esq, author Of
Simon Suggs," has retired from the editorial de-
partment of the Alabama Journal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On Sunday morning, about half.
past O'Clock, fire broke out in the stable belonging to Mr.
Shakespeare in the of his premises Jna street The
stable destroyed and the fire pcatng the
story warehouse Of Mr. Cannon. filled with stock of
ie o NJ ~ anu aueb 20 ~ oe
contents. From the warehouse the flames spread to the
handsome twost0y dwelling front and facing BarOnne
stee owned snd occupied by Mr. Cannon and the house
together with adjoining dwelling of the size and
occupied by several families who saved all their furn
ture. It owned by free colofed named Miller.
Cannon also succeeded saving his furniture but with
out considerable damage in consequence Of the rude and
estimated about $1,000 of which the of 3
saE nnnSaea ne WIND was oo%ing itesn rom ths
round it did, the buildings in the direction of St
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05
ST. CHARLES EEATRE.

First night OF the celebrated HERON FAMILY, engaged
for this week only.
THIS EVENING Monday February S4aWi be presented,
i LAST Legs O'Calaghan Miss Heron; Julia, Miss
Fanny After which, A CONCERT by the Heron Family
To be followed by THE WATERMAN-Tom Tug Miss Hero !;
Robin Little Agnes; Wlhelmna, Miss Fanny To conclude
with BOX AND cox
T. For full particulars, small bills.
I- Doors open half past g. and Curtain rises at o'clock
E- Tickets places may be had application to Mr. r
BAILY between 10 and O'clock every day. fy5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

AWFUL "A visit to the tomb of the late Mrs.
Maffi, has led to the horrible conception that she
was prematurely buried! The body, according to
the New York Sun, was found on its face, and the
shroud and hair disOrdered.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

o. Why are the California People crazy! Be-
cause they have kind of money-mania.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

LARCKNy-Ellen Flemming was arrested by the Second
Mum cpaty police yesterday charg with stealing from
under the pillow of Mrs. Sinclair the of $95. The
circumstances under which the crime aeged 70 haye been
committed a aggravation OF the offence Mrs. Sinclair
sick living house Girod street, and the accused
who lives in the tenement called in to assist in
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05
OIL MTIC CIhOUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronue Streets.

Mr. rios. NUM- Ring Master : Mr. w. WORRELL, Clown.
fJ1EiS EVENING Monday, February 5Pr night of the
ga cement JOHN DIAMOND the Ethiopian Dancer
and JOHN STlCKNEY the Rival Chrnpion, both OF whom
will appear their celebrated Dances great Equestrian
LEVI NORTH, series OF Dramatic Equestrian Beauties
ROSALINE, Mrs MUM and ELOUISE, in variety Of
Brilliant Performances The chamgIon ps-vaq,er MT
CROW, HORNER, HENDRICKS, MALLOY, and Master
WILLY Dazzling Entertainments, winch, with IAMMANf
and CINCINNATUS and the greai Clown, WORRELL, will
night of mirth and enjoyment
t O'clock performance commence a. O'CLOCK
1dmission Circle, Cents Second Tier rs cents y5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05
Positive Sale of Jackson street Lots, Lafayette, by
consent of parties.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

CATURDAY, February TO- l2 ocock-Wn be sod aucti
- Banks Arcade
The foil wing property sold by consent Of parties
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND In ne bounded by
Jackson Apollo and Josephine being lots Nos and
each depth Of los feet
parallel lines they high ground and located
excellent nerhbohoo square the Nayades Railroad
Ters-One cash. balance year, for Eutes bearing
Acts Of sa before Beard Notary Public, the expense of
the purchasers. ja29 3d. fy4, SO, 80, 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05
ORLEANS THEATRE.

night of the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. MONPLAlsR
and Company.
rUNs EVENING Monday, February Is oW he presented
second time this LIE DlABLE QuATRE,
Ballet in by Adam Previously, LIE CAh
LIN DE La MARQUlsE-a Vaudeville, IN acts ,
IT. Tuesday, b-THe celebrated Gsad Opera OF LUCIA
DI LAMMtRMOOR.
ty Performances a half past O'Clock. 5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

GOLD PENS.
CORSON ARMSTRONG, STATIONERS, No.
~ ST Camp street, supply of the best article Of
GOLD PENS which they ask the attsnlon OF all who
A. have also complete assortment of STATIONERY,
BLANK BOOKS of every description, Paper, Pens Ink,
etc.. etc. J ~ I'm
sJS00 BBLS Lime landing from hngs Geo. L. Abbott,
EOUV P, II. Long and Schooner Sabine, Tor sale By
fJs JOHN STROUD CO., lss Common It.
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Credit Sale of House and Lot On Girod street.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN q co.

j. u.
o'clock-Wll be sold
- u Banks Arcade -
A HOUSE AND LOT ON GIROD STREET between Baronne
AMI Streets good repair and rented good tenant
"a inches Bronne
depth inches and lines, per plan c1hIb
tied at the Arcade.
the notes. for
$3.50 EACH payable 1872 and January 1880 balance cash.
The property the paid and the policy
vendor Ii the par 1t maturity to bear
interest II the rate of per cent. PR annun
The Dwelling Immediately opposite property of Judge Straw
bridge, and Nj. Bagget.
Acts of sale before T. R. Beard Public the expense
the purchaser. jay, 81, ia, 5, o. ., y 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

SENrENcss.-Judge McTIenry, of the First District Court,
passed sentence Saturday the following persons
intent STEAL five years Imprisonment at hard labor in the
Penitentiay Stephen Cannon, larceny pleaded guilty
five months imprisonment in the Parish Prison Charles
Mcdonald larceny hard labor in the Penitentiary
James Kennedy Henry Dunngan and Perry Putnam, lar
hard labor in the Penitentiay. George COSBY, receiving
stolen property, months hard labor in the Pentenary
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G. YALE, JR., & co.


THE Subscriber has constantly for sale good assortment
i of RICH L. co. $ IMPROVED PATENT SALA-
WANDER BOOK AND JEWELRY SAFES, emhrao.
great variety of sizes and patterns The capacity Of
this article to resist both fire and has been repeat
eddy tested. and uniformly with triumphant result The
confidence of the public in RICH co.'s SAFES, is
abundanty demonstrated by sales of 1900 Of them
chants and Others who using the old styles Of Iron Chests
eness at the fire in Charles street IN Mach Is47 and on
previous occasions order 10 be convinced that they are
thus snbjecng their Books. Papers, Money to great
hazard Orders for SAFES accompanied BY plans for the
interior arrangement will BE- promptly executed on appes
ton to ISAAC BRIDGE,
GalmdkW rs Magazine Street..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

U. s. DISTRICT CouRT. The motion Of counsel for
Antonio Seblch, found guilty of the murder of James
Chapel the high for trial argued before
this Court Saturday. The points upon which trial
asked are l. That before the jury BY which The prisoner
was found guilty was complete The portion emganneled was
through the city for that night q That the following
morning the Jurors as aforesaid were permitted
reports and speculatIous concerning the That
the atonay of the vessel not proved with the certainty
requisite in such these Irregularities it
tended, fatal in capital and render null and void
a verdict The motion ably argued for several hours,
and the Court will deliver its opinion this week,
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, sc.
Ry q ARME IEID Anctinneer

Dry Goods Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.
BY R. ARMFIE L D, Auctioneer.
WILL sold Daily the ia SPER +. SMITH, No.
w street, Camp and Magazine streetsOiot
general DRY GOODS Consisting Of
DON EsTIC CALCoES, CLOTHS, CAsSlMEREs, RERSEYs,
IA o..
HATS Boots Shoes, HARDWARE Cutlery and large variety
FANCY GOODS, all which will be very suitable for Country
Trade. Terms, cash.
NJ Cash Advances made ccnsignmens of Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery Gold and Silver Watches Jewery and
Merchandise generally. OF ON
AUCTION NOTICE.
yNHE SUBSCRIBER, having closed his Connection with Mr..
L LEWIS FLORANCE will hereafter carry the Auction
that
Auctonee and his Weliknown capacity
he will portion Of the public patronage.
I'll. R. WOOD
Rcererces-Maun White Co., VIM Laughlin 81 CO., Jacob
BARI jsS0