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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18
LITERARY EXAMINER
r.ss.,. w.r.i.s.


1871
The vital sl.ne,ts Of all things gifted
Win promIse or with truth,
{ By Gods own hand benignantiy are lifted
late perennial youth. o.
ofhes, with gentle reverence, surrender
The wish 10 Interfere,
Behold the miracle, devout and tender,
Bu, cite. ret its spherei
csildhood, with meek intelligence, appealing,
When guardians annoy,
Az gush The sympalhies rs lie revealing,
Asks freedom TO enjoy.
Osnius. BY graceful waywardness, achieving
Its claim The boon to share,
a aarros doom In Fsncy's world retrieving,
Expands untrammeled there.
The tnrOes Of nations plead that rIgh, be
The Present grappIe fairly with the Past,
Fer Lieeriy's pare zeal Il Eanolestsd,
VIII triumph al the last
PfofAne not Love in It's divine secluslOn;
10 true, ,ls hope is sure,
Bore ga week hearts IL Is a chance illusion
That v1lBiy would endure.
For all things destined to survive, engepder
ineir owh progressive life,
Agt TrGih, fcrsaken by her last defender.
Yea conque-s in the strife.
In rs dini crypt Of mould the seed Implanted
Will gurmiaate end spring,
F',.cj To her szare realm the lark undaunted
Exeiihgly will siug. =
Tn" PRAYER o. wisdom In these later ARE.
Is TOR u3Chartered right
To 'u'a, at Riii, h,r own elected Mares
With uuinPedec sight
TIC their own law ahan all thing. real.
Nor. ~ ith iuc-~sant care
S'Itr 10 con oFm TO thy perverse ideal
What Coz created fair. ---
GTsham's Magazine.
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The nursery was daTkoned,
Though soft the sunlight fell,
And there we're trifies gathered,
That mothers love 50 well:
Playt ings upon the carpet,
And dainty little shoes,
With saow-white caps and dresses,
Thatseemed too fair TO use.
A lady stood beside them,
AM yet no look Of JOY
Shone nom the eyes, bent downward,
To guide her sweet employ;
She gathered up the laces,
But tears were trembling there,
And they had dimmed the brightness
OF robes once purely fair.
The hlIsworu shoes she presses
Close In convulsive grasp,
The rich. wrought ceTal tIembles
Within as wIld clasp.
Well may the room dArkened,
Well may the lady weep
The little couch Is empty,
The child wakes not from sleep.
And soon these graceful tokens
Her hands must lay aside,
While each recalls some memory
or love, and hope, and pride.
For fair had been the flower
That faded In the Srrins,
And fondly TO her dariings
A mothers heart win cling.
Family as some soft echo,
That low earessing note,
So Oft her child's glad welcome,
Around her seemed 20 float.
All. no the dreary silence
With keener pang was tet,
And BY the couch deserted
la agony she knelt.
Peace comes 10 thee, young mother,
Peace 10 tiny bursting heart,
Now even while its throbolngs
Seem rending II apart.
IT'S true Death kiss fell coldly
Upon thy child's fair brow,
But DER thy pathway daily
An Angel watches nowl
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Br oF A sEWsPAPKR

On returning 10 Dublin ron E5,-
worthstown Twas convinced Of he ,rsS 4
Miss E.'s observation lOf the qOxing h.,.
of thinking Of the people, While va.
ing for change Of horses a, Maynoo.h, 1,
carriage was. as usual. surrounded ty os.
CARS, one after another they begged r
everything they could think Of A lz.
siIPence, your honor. Just Tor the hoaor /
Ould Ireland and good luck Its only d.
half OF that, OF iOulPenhy BIZ, Id Be ~.
ing, thai you mighln't dirty yer glove ".
them name ha'Pence; Maybe yed have .
bit of bread, or anything to stop the hurss.
Of the children. my lady and a, las, wrs-
the horses were about to start, an OLD eron.
exclaimed, "Ah, then lave Us he B.. Of f,
newspaper itself, 10 amuse Is Win YET.
gone,"'
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cokREsrOSDKScl

Miss EdgewOrth's COLLECTION Of "a.
graph letters was by Tar IN. mos, -
ing | ever saw--SI Wsher Seor', w. :
had almost said, without namber H. -
resPondence Of many years with Jo,oa.
Baltic, Miss Seward, viii Ms. H.
Mrs. Grant, packets Of foreign lsus,. ,rs
multtudes from America, Which Ms, B..
worth said was 'lelter-wIilnq covn,-vY
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MACINTOSH AT BREAkPAs1

One Thing | must Iell yOu, ss.cI.
I'd, aitsl she had been u. ING ovsr -
OF Sir Walter SCOTS lsue one ~
must tell you: Sir Walter Sou vas -.
the only literary man VINO never urr5 - -
Sir James Macintosh vas a clever 80 -
but he tired me very much. aIlhopgs -,
sister once repeated to me seven,eeD 49,.
ne SAID worth remembering one norn.Dg :,
breakfast. :
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sIR WALTER scorr

Miss EdgewOrsh suffered bitterly s,,,;.
SCOTS illness; she talked mucb -, "a
r 70 about both him and Captain y
Hall. People will OyeIlask hens.
she said, IN the very teeth Of 800
even Sir Walter knew tAat ne was !.
lng himself; he to- me that iour
day. at works Vi imagination, was
adding thar he had wrought fourteen
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NO "LIrE7 TO N q
i have lead from Mrz.
widow Of Miss Edgewortk' &
heard !. with regret, in which
tciPaie) that Miss Edgsworth hsI ~ i.
ter, 10 De delivered after her de.,k Z B.
which she requested that no life m;,S.
written Of hsr. and that none Of her -,
might be printed
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Tokens Of the Dead

The following lines, by Mrs. Joseph c. Neale,
are very pretty, and 10 many will be truly affect
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Not until he is at the verge Of the grave.
where he is about to enter into the realm
OF uakn0scn beings, does man fully feel
how much he loves such as are already
known to him, who suffer like himself, who
die as hs does. r
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Vi-.s~ herself can give no consolation
when thou hast IosI a fiiend, and sh. .-..nly
heart which triendship has pierced. viii
not cease 10 bleed of is deadly wound,
which all the balm Of lovs even cannot
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Oh rest, rest, thou evening Of the soul,
thou quiet Hesperus Of the weary heart.
that ever remaineth by the side Of the urn
Of virtue! If our Utmost heart is already
dissolved in tears at the very mention Of thy
name, oh, is this not sign that we seek
thee bet do not possess thee.
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The Britons, Gauls, and Italians. are
men-the Germans are citizens. The lat
ter earn their life, the former ENJOY it. The
Dutch are cheaper edition Of the Germans,
printed on ordinary paper, and withou,
plates!
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D, the mountains, the woods behind
which lives a soul we love; the walls that
inclose it look at man with an enchanting
tenderness, and hang before him like beau
tiful wells OF the future and OF the past.
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The heart only can see heart; thus the
great man only can see great men; as
can only be seen on mountains
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TONED By her father: you kno the Bur
fordsi' H.. +. ~. .......
OF oGrosvenor Street you mean-ths
East India director?' sns
Yes. his son; and that remi, ids me that
the declaration in tina, everlastin & exchequer
case mus, DO filed tomorrow. Confound
it, how this flying about the &C ,untry puts
one out! ! thought some one lad kidnap.
ped her son. or fred Compton Castle al
east. BY the way, am mu, Oh deceived
If there isn'ta wedding there b, slore long.
- sIndeedp eFa ssav ..i
Yes, Miss Dalston with Sir Jasper's ell
dest hope
You don't mean it?'
4. They doat all events, and that is much
more to the purpose. A dne young fellow
enough, and sufficiently rich too
All which rambling talk and anecdote,
cried J., interupting him, . means, if | have
any skill in reading Mr.. Ferret, that tha
gentleman, having some u. terior purpose in
view, which | cannot for the moment d
vine, is determined to hsive this writ, and
does not wish to be pestcre, 4 with any ar
gument on tho subject. Be it SO: it is yaru
affair, not mine. And now as it is JUS
upon tbtee o'clock, let me sec your affida
uR.,s7s- : re .f..a- ~. s..ss5-- 49,. .aaH O
! Iran: it over. Rather looa &c this, Mr.
Ferret, but l suppose it will do. 'rrs,t
We'll, il u rather loose, but l could mo-
with safety sail much closer to tn wind
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anr = .at.I
BE 1glis. il5 petiti1s stef5Hs of ali ssi|-- 3ses
The iorme gsntenau rs ealTsfsd Eiih a. 1880
aopplsg q. ans Nsef e is rt 80. "a snos 4 f5sk
p0ysd 70 aifand tOias biaene II faa siiis s~4 es..
frsIss IN p5e aftes ~ - re gats hs4s
aniuous duies Of these ssaueaan call a. oi i-S s-
we have fired ths compensation u ~ !, "a
per Day ior al re tins b was egPosa ufdsl tHs oder N
hcge viii meat With he approval Of iss Csqeiiics
we wonla sl-e e2gEsss cqs Thank. g Msa Gfassu.
4ain ana 4ell a5naE Iol t1as 4e5ys s1e1as q dgiag
The png and for lbs Eapidtg and iathfunl 81 Tie whsle
II ooncnsion gentlemen we would fsmar fbnt we have
exseusd dif1eut and aguops woTk, and believe have
~ Ihe eiy hat been relieved from ho destructive escs
5a5e III. TT IN ~ 2 w w, t .S - y,
as 5hs ely va teed from ier' and which, e We bsono
We have bad evay obstacle % contend with ia the prose-
cuon q ths work il .tunion the want Of accom-
mseria iol ihs svse ana hayHg q tlaaspon long d
s ~ ma ~ seeay Y staId and disco rses taoas
now eoagratuate tls COMMITTEES on tie hspDy rlnf 81 orr
her confidence and the Opportunity Afforded Is IA rsieviHg
ne eiy ron ON the cyl which oppsessed j.
syes ons . az 70 se Iui1sd Q succeed nolng but
Go n hgsBag surgsSog so5s
Nee Orleans July 20, lsl9.
large plan Of the cFsvasss was presented with te T.ro7t
Mr. Febfs moved thar The compensation recommended ID
be paid Msnn Gobst and -, be approved b. the Com
mittee.
Mr. Duprd moved Eosrsnes % ths Fiuancs Committee
Of the two Municipalities.
After shot debate in which L was stated thut an 1-
were acted BY the Finance Committees Mr. Duprs
withdrew bis notion and the resolution Of sppsog6 -,
adopted.
Mr. Fsbfe offered the folowisg resolution
WheseaE, in the opinion Of this Commes the ss5pping
OF The s4uye crevae only Be aunbuie 10 the earV
and skill Of 3elsil- Eurqi and Dunbar and IN Is n
me falling otthe !yers ho i therefore
that the sum Oftwenty-fve huHdrad doilga Sc a5s n
each o. The aiofe1aid suTveyoH, Compensation F ss
stopped said eEevagse.
MEFabe stated that he did bot with to pulh III, ,ti
noFf objected TO- but that he conadeed the Inst
y entitled TO this amount lie did not know WHISTLER tey
would be satisfied with it. but il certainly as LITTLE y
could be awarded 10 them He did not believe that The sur
yeyOa could have been legally compelled 70 90 ID into Ii,
parish Of Jefferson ani perform the very auous duties re-
! qnifed Of them
Dir. Rsnshaw said that be believed Mr. Dunbar had been
employed much longer tins npon the cevaMa than Nj,
Surgi, but be supposed no differences could wen be made
Mr.. W liz stated that while As Dunbar Wsz working up-
the cTevasse, Mr. SuTgi cutting suics IN Melah,
ridge.
hr F6bn stated the Commtiea had been on the uont al
paying $4,000 iorsOpping the breach in the Ite and ma
der the tueeesful MANAGEMENT The two Surveyor hai
only coal s30.0Oo
TIE resolution atsf sons furtas debate was unanimous
/ " adopted.
This with a. other claims Of the hind has yet 10 eoavo IL
action Of the FiaaRcs Commifszs Of Firf aud sscon
Municipalities. On motion he COMMITTEES adjourned.
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49, 0RLnANa 1gARKmYa
osssorpr Qynep,

CRa8uEHr OFucR,
Friday Morning, JAY "a, 1881
COTTON.-Ihe constant and rapid advance in prices
still brings additional pecn iaton ots Of Gotten upon the
Market which are re-sod at neadyimproved rates About
1900 bales changed hands yesterday at irregular and conad.
ably higher prices.
NEW-oRLEANa CLASSIFICATION.
Interior ......-.....e59195 middling kar..., 940-
Qr5mary ,,s.,,... kaIr. ;,....s.lO 0I04
Good Middling.. 91409S Good and Fns, nominal
TOBACCO.-Piioes so full as to check tho demand
and could only hear Of 1852 hhds sold yesterday OF which
lOl hhds 20 A. at 81 and rs r. at s and Is hhds r. at
36e. o b..
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. Sugar marketstsady
with limited Sass at 4d04o for fair 10 AZ and 4gSc for
prime Choice re boiled Molasaes l9R020c o gall.
FLOUR-Thele being arrivals Of consequence yester.
day, he sales were light but prices fm The saes com.
prsed e90 bbs Ohio from atboa at IS co. 500 do Sour at
90 S2 and small parcels or choice st. Louis ffom
store. ut e6 25f0a6 50 b bbl
C0RN.-scarcely any arriving, and the only sales from
The LeYee leOo sacks te IS and $50 do Yellow &c.
o bushel
OATS.-A sale Of 800 bushels Ohio, in sacks, st &C.,
PRoVISI0NS.-Therew were some Pork buyetsin market
and we noticed 200 bb Mess sold at $40 60 cash 40 do at
80 lsA bbl We could not eain of any large sales Of
LGId lot Of Is casks prime Bacon Sides sold at 81 and
II do. Shoulders at &c. . ID.
GUNNY BAGS-Saes Of II, 900 in lots at 111Sc.
COFFEE.-250 bags Rio taken at 61Se.
WHlskK-Sales ofl70 bbs. in three lots from the Leyse,
at 17k0179ic % gall
EXCHANGE. Dull. Sterling std09 per cent premium.
New York 60 days, 3(61 per cent discount Checks S0
= per cent prem
FREfGHTS-Stll depressed A bark laid on for Liver.
pool at 81. for Flour, and 80. for Com
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3 a 2 a ; . q 2 Il 81
FTNHE PUBLIC respectfully informed that the splendid
y BATHS, recently erected on Exchange Alley, corner
OF Hienvie street, in operation, The BAH Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are well lighted
and admirably ventilated, expense having been spared
by the proprietor TO nuke them complete in al their details
The proprietor Of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
is erecting Bath Rooms CONT STREET, near
the corner of DAUPHlNE, the site formerly known
this Repouly Baths which, when completed will excel in
magnifcence establishment of the kind now in this city
and where HOT. COLD, SHOWER, XAPOR AND
MEDlCATEn BATHS can be had at all times, from
O'Clock A.. till 10 O'Clock p. Hot, Cold or Shower
Bath. TWENTY Five Gents. iy2O 3m
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MUTUAL INSURANCE..
FRSHE ONLY Domestic Insurance Company in this city
4 doing FIRE, MARINE, AND RIVER Insurance
upon the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
TIE CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE 90.
of Newoileans,
With q subscribed and pledged Capital'of
100000 Dollars,

of NewOileans,
With q Subseribed and pledged Capitalof
100000 Dollars,
now ready to receive applications and make insursPees
their Office the northwest corner OF Camp and Ora
Fire, Marine and RiUer Risks,
This Company Is established upon the Mutual Principle
of Insurance, and is empbacaly Home Institution It's
earnings be invested and employed here, under the
immediate control Of The Trustees and not sent TO other
cities for investment =.
sneeessI9nd the profits instead Of being divided among
few Stockholders belong to those who insure with the COM
secured and pledged FUND reliable in cases Of loss and
epe under all ordinary calamity, assure the pnOhc~tha
they have now fund of
1tDO Hundred Thousand Dollars,
subject TO all the contingencies of CAPITAL, and liable
ioI the losses of the Company
The Trustees believe this subscription offers full security
guarantees for prompt aud liberal settlements In cases of
loss as the funds of the Institution are retained here and
acts no Controlled by ioeisS DTseio and Il I COM
form to southern habits in its mode OF business.
Inc poto!lo OF the Company is all times open for the
Inspection OF parties wishing make insurance with it.
-. Trustees .,.
Samuel Bell, Thomas a. Adams, Moses Greenwood
David Haddeu. John d. Bein, j w siantoS
I u n. Vlas' John M BsI1' X y S n qa3,,,
F. Il, ! Wsish. I Isn = KI5k@sn, r, B, samser,
& B b1ds Louis de VEN EGS5
q. A. BaT1eIe, " L. Ilabelsteen, II. Puig Pnig
Z. R hfyIlG5 P RW2 Hs6s' z F t Ra9ls.t
SAMUEL BELL. President.
THOs. "A. ADAMS, Vice President.
CHAs. J. MAEsON1. Secretary. iyl9 ennis
CRUSHED AND LOAF SUGAR.
AOPACK AGES Crushed and Loaf Sugar, landing from
HI ship Oswego 90 DO DO il store t9r sale by
AIO REAds GROWN STRAW PAPER, landnl
p9S ''''' sup 1CHAs. sToUGHTON, "a Camp St
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY q. ls4g.

THE ABDUCTION CAsR.-saturday's Crescent VIII cor
tain foil account Of The s4amiHaon Of The parties charged
with the abduction Of Juan Rey The evidences viii Be
given IN detail and every incident CONNECTED with ts pro
csedinGs viii be published 10. rsorow
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

IN For California via Chaeres-Neyg Orleans and
M ~ ss 49, ll9e q i Ss.s g. z
Passengers = The Al fastiaiing and regular packet
receive passenger snd win have Dispatch This vsiis has
made time suecesfa y9yaeei ChagIes with pasnges
aIe desired to 60 and 56k At BET At Lover FissguHs e
For passage apply + SRI Ahs'is e S9hd Or
or R. M. HARRISON 3 CO. " Poydras s.
San FraneisoO. On arrival at Chagrss. Messrs. Il IL
Lssteh Co wal forward them To Panama at which place
they have vessels 70 receive them IN readiness. Passage
balance, $40, al Panama. jgS
AE7For CaIifornia Via Ohagres- 10 saH CTl
s6zsS WEDNESDAY, 18th instanG-f he supsHOy and
15y eTy last sailing eoppersd and e9pPe5tasened brig
In Cabin so In steeage
For freight apply % the Captain board
posiis the Beef Market, En-, ,Mngjcipallly q g
~ To SAL on Thursday, July 26
III For California, via chaeres-Nes9 Orfeaas
M and Regular Packet Schooner IONA C s4idR
Robs5 eeleh, now ready g receive passenge and viii
70 Ghagss, with passehgen and is dessvedy popular
q her the LoefP cayuns Tier For passage apply
Capt. Leeteh On board, QF To-
OF r. NJ. HARRISON q CO.. ~ PogdEas st.
Passengers can take Tickets By this vSel thToggh %
LEETCH Co. will forward them to Panama at which place
payable here-bsiaace lsl5Ol Al Panama, US
go For California, gig ohagrss; = Regastlqr
ss sH.zsssi ALABAMA, ]. ]. Wdghi, commander will
eaye fer Chag5el, Direct on SATURDAY, August Is.
RArks or PAssAuE.
In Saloons. &S0tQ Lower Cabin. a75 90
-. steeIage7-fness with crew, w.. "a %.
ES No berth secured until paid for; PASSAGE eanbe
engaged application to the undersigned where plal Of
her cabins wiI be seem limited quantity Of freight will
be taken at az cents per cubic foot.
B9l @. J. MEEKER. S. Poydras street.
4EaFor San Francisco, California. = Passa Sc
Sfp Free.rhs fine fast sailing cOppefed and cOppe
- fastened bark 7 RRHTONs Goutts, master, Will
sail as under Passenger BY this vessel have an opportunity
OF getting their free. and making soe hng be-
sides by taking share in the consisting o. Lumber
limited To so shares Of $500 each Proceeds 70 BE- divided
among the passenger according 70 their shaol, when sod
San Fanoi Vessel to sail the nuinbog Of
I shares iaken. For further paroulAns apply to
iyT If G. w. OLIVER, % 81. Charles IT.
Pacific Mail steamship Company
TnJHIS Company having completed the Organization 81
IL their Line Of the ". 81 Mail Ste from Panama
California and Oregon viii hereafter appropriate oneshalf
Of the tiekat1 each steamer New oIk and olher
Northern Cities. and onsiourth 10 New Orleans, leaving
One-fouFth 20 Panama
THIS undsrgmsd viii be Implied with the tickets anpro
pdsed % New orsanss in ample time for each steamer
Passage in Cabin from Panama to California. $500
PARADISE, LAWRAsOS & CO. ~
ie1s sm Aesnis, 81 CiTaTsr street
I
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LARGE RoBBKRY-NlF, Iesenh spindler who yasldei at
t1s corner Of Copd6 and Hospital STREETS had his kouse
broken Monday night last and robbed Of ell0
gold &l5 IN bank notes e7in silver and gold chains
The police Of the First Municipality The track Of
Fcamps chisel was leitupothr premises. and b.
haade. VII Oh had been fitted in H. il identified By
Herman as The made By him for men some three
days before The I0bberg Ihe men were known % bin.
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Pacific HIail Steamship COmpanys


A LII persons Wishing 70 psOpbFe our PIANO FORTES
IA in the NewCfaans market either viih
without the lH0LiAN ATTACH.
MENE, are informed that NVM. a. ~.8-tf-.
MAYO, No. 8 Camp street, is our duly au-N y III Y
te9ilzsd Agent io5 that eiy and fully auiho4 @ s
a. Boston Prices Win onl iegh and insurance Added and
70 receive oid toI any description Of nstiaeRu manu
featured BY % eayng i Qutona Wit tie pasohqae e e
leet the same. Dol satisfactory their 1T1li 81 W ll
leans EveTa inal1nmenf sold as above Is llanarI Alt
and 70 be erohanged, without expense 20 the N
tetule Be aeeerlpaned with 81 invoiee st oar beeloN
CASH PRICES, which may be seen b. every peiclssi.
ii inauiFed for. We have The exclusive Iigh5 a4a sc
ONLY manufacturers in Boston, Of tda fAItiN x 80
LIAM ATTACHMENT. Wa mUnniactule t.o sewers
Octave GRAND PIANO FOkiESs WIN ana Nita'A1
Tie Aolan Attaehment. -, az {.
49,, o.tIlI,.sSt isi9 nl9Im
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Reported for the Crescent LAFAYETTE, July Bop
Arrived steamer Bertrand with 1870 calves No alteration
in prces.-Beef first class, being 56z, second class
i04e, y 10 HOgs, s03gSc. o ID Sheep, go OOO$4 90
head Cows, $50 $50 D head Corn, 44dD49c y bush
Oats. SOC. bulheI Bran. zoe. 100: Hay a32 ton.
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~ The examination in Tho Abduction case talss place
thia morning before Justice Blirbt.
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.LARckEY AND AssAULr.-Antoiue Eeorch made an
e11avit before Recorder euzenan stating that Yesterday
Whs q The Lakeend Of the POnfeharain Railroad one
Ande hadeh took from bin two barrels and four boxss Of
peaches and Whan be 1gzhsd reclaim his property said
Aude gave him striking argument sgainat that course
Inc t9e .ays there asunny side 70 the peach butthe
aeeHed will be apr find that the side re- has taken viii
place him in the shade.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FoREIGN PORTs.

Ia For Geuoa-Pcssage 0hfu The A I fna fast
&tAF4 sailing ship ISAAC ALLERTON. Z apt Smith.
- having gll her cargo engaged viii have Immediate
Dispatch Fer passage only, having superior acoommOda-
jya0 i. a. GALE. 50 COumOn street.
- For Havre--The A 1 fast sailing ship RADIUS.
~ Capt. Dillingham;, having the greater part Of hef
@ aTgo engaged, will meet lh dispatch. For fseht
O 4l0 bales cotton, passaee. having superior aecomon.
tons apply 70 Jl9 j. u. GALE. g Common 81
- For Observation-Disclosures OItr.--rhs a me
N1 lastsaing ship CATO Capt. Nsilmef, huvine all
@@ Of her cargo engaged wilt have Immediate dis
patch For passage appY beard, a q. Second
Municipality orFo LEVI H. GALE,
ly4 % Common street.
~ For Sisal and Czmpuschy--Ths fns fasi-ssii-
S7Iiae ing brig 6AMDX, Capt Perkins, viii have inn
medlats dispatch. For fseight or passage, apply on
board, opposite post Z, Second Manieipaiiy, OF 70
lg4 DEWEY & CO. 81 Gravierat
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sALEs AT AUCTION.


BY FEORANCE Il TAYLOR.
CtATURDAY the 2sh insWi1 be sold, al Arcade Al
- igU'cl0Gk Hncton--
NEGRO WOMAN about 90 yeam age, Cook,
Washer an r together with her Children and
The other Is year, "a. Titles fully guaranteed
az Tefms-Chsd. jy2T
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BREAcH OF TRUsT "A warrant was issusd Yesterday
~ RECORDER Genois Tor the arrest Of Rudolph Badiu
ailgs ShaFss charged By bis employer Nj. Tppo RecsT
wen, who Keeps store ia kien vile street, betweeu
Oid and New Leves hfges. with having collected bis Of
w from the owners Of Che steamboat Gen Worth and
oamped with the amounf