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California Marine Intelligence.

7rr'cals at Sen Francisco from .4Dra to May l. 1919
Sss ffsasah sG s. ss. q New yot
1s San iss Bo S5ssf Ps;,s Valparaiso
i sAss FL &: SSs ss ss sessa
S SsSn 81 toms IONS. M N.Y. York
.n;sh i brig EHn1sse LeVJe s Valparaiso
1s-Ghl brig Matilda Jones 100 tons Mon ass a'0
Ess 9 t4s A Es. Mem 4sasaIs f III tons.
115Eh sh ib Julia G;r & 82$ tons, Rogh
Dan. ba Ky W asfla sla Psso, s
=. lls-Am bark Undine, Oregon. -'' ''Hs'
.1R hss9 sss%h f p%s1 yspe.e
11sH b bs Andre ID smith tons
s%e s @ Dc G GoRsD Rs ssg ", Ns so
j- -A% ihp s lGwa Demmi'g s4 tens New York
~ s S so"sa 'sa s1asy
chr Lola Maqa d io Gois san Rve
Esus e STs ePPss Me- r. stGns San
: ssS, p3sF a. M Fs1Ds sps
's ssh f cBsns In Weos hG % ssodgh
Fl. ffn Fa ashh fos Hh vi
May jane SD Isl sa Sns Dl SFsw York.
s-T.hitlan sqhl Il Trocadia Leman IS 4 TsSi
S-Eng brig Despatch. Plant l39 tons Oahn
2e-Hanb. bark Luna. kDordson. 234 VALPARAISO
SS-am bark Superior Leroy. 575, Cardiff with coaI
zS-Er bark tlctOna, Dubois, go tons Valnoraiso
ao-Hamb. brig Charlotte. Daket 1876 ops Oahm
81 8 transport bark Anita, Sancita
81. = ship Ohio. Com. Jones Sancita
gu = ship ST Mays Johnson SapclIta
gu. s. ship Warren, Sanciita
81. s. storeship Southampton Sauc;ta
al-Ship Phiiadelphia. Wear, Panama
9t-Ship Sea Queen. New York.
Sailed from Sdn Francisco
NJ ch Gam. brig Mary and Ellen Egiestou O,eson
April danish brig Fmc, Stockton.
@Chilian brig Adelaide, Wa,ch Stockton
~. a-Am. bark Tass0. Lindsay, Panama
Way Am steamer California, Forbes, 1907 Panama
6t Monterey. May g.
AM snip Rome, with tTOOps--the crew had deserted,
Chiian schooner, from Valparaiso.
1T Santa Borbara N1y3
Am. schooner Grey hound. from San Franci,co
1t San Diego, Nav
Am bark Tasso, Lindsay. for Panama
at yMnzatLGn.
h. b NJ. ship Constance, CouTtnay, on a cruise
English bark Mary Ellen.
Capt Forbes. of the California to whom am indebted
or the foregoing list informs that all the vessels lying at
ian Francisco cihout creacs-he Sailors and even Off
ers. deserving almost Immediately upon their arrival
MAY H. spoke Gillian brig Orion from Valparaiso with
" passengen-shot of water. Supplied them from the
;alitoEnia with 120 gallons
Nv, WILKINS. Puner Crescent City,
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o. It is curious fact-but it is only one of a
thousand which tend to show the growing prosper.
ity of our country-that the Southampton now
loading will take out cargo equal to the cargoes
of all the packets in the London trade eighteen
years ago. We then had four ships of three or four
hundred tens; we now have sixteen, ranging from
LOGO TO 800 tons each,
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FuNERAL HoNcRs TO GEN. GAINES In Mo-
ptLE.--Ths body of Gen. Gaines, under the imme-
diate care Of Capt. Patrick Calhoun, late his aid
de-camp with Other friends, was received in Mo-
bile on Friday morning by the steamer Oregon. Ii
was received with due solemnity, under the drec-
ton Of the municipal authorities, and deposited, in
charged guard of honor, in the Armory. During
the day funeral guns were fred by the Artillery, al
short intervals. At O'Clock, P. NJ, a procession,
composed of the volunteer regiments, the officers
of the brigade in uniform, the masonic fraternity,
and other citizens, was formed under the command
of Maj Gen. Mccoy, and followed the body to the
Government street Church. The Register de-
scribes the procession most imposing and we'll
conducted The body was borne in front, on a
splendid catafdue, prepared for the occasion, with
an obelisk surmounted by golden eagle draped in
mourning. The car upon which it was placed was
drawn ny six black horses, while fine charger,
suitably caparsoned, was led in the rear. The
procession marched to the sound of appropriate fu
neral airs, finely played by the Creole Band. The
streets were lined by crowds, who had turned out
to witness the ceremonies. The church was filled
to overaowing by ladies and gentlemen. The body
was yed into the aisle, aud placed in front of
the pulpit, covered by the star spanged banner
The address of the Rev. DR.. Hamilton was an eo-
quent and appropriate tribute to the character and
memory of the illustrious deceased. He detailed,
in graphic style, the principal incidents of his le
and did full justice to his exalted virtues and SER
vices. After the discourse the procession was re-
formed, and conveyed the body to the place of Sc
puitufe, in the Old Graveyard" followed by the
relatives of the deceased. the military cavalcade,
and numerous body of citizens. After the body
was deposited in the grave the Cadets fired the &C.
custoIned yolley.
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Your ears shall hear naught but Kings ~
eyes Kings only .n-Popr 80.
FRESH ATTRACTION

M EW Gonsgnments of DRY GOODS at great SAGE
= TUES In quantities large enough TO STOP Tfs
CREPASSEt and nearly CHEAP enough TO uss fab
purpose can bs found at the Celebrated Headquarters
KINGS, 72 Grayier street.
SWISS Muslin VlsiTES. trimmed with Wovsn IsMs
Beaui ful Inch md essei Frssach cling d ANS.
New style Embroidered BATISTE. Tor Dresses. ...n.
Fine Embroide ed SWISS MUsffNS-ney piece "a
Tad SWISS and Jaconet MUsLINS, I3-vard pieces.l
Cent? I-inch " 90
Various styles Al osto 2a
lass CLmyfH ~ yard pieces per piece ~
2O0 Embroidered CURTAINS-very low,
5UW PARASOLS-bargain g.
@O FANS--cheap.
S.ssdgced 25 per Cent. under former low pres
IRISH LINENS and LINEN LAWNS, surprising, o.
M1sins. BaIeses. Prints, Sheengs Sbirtipgs Towehsf
masks. Napkins. Diape's Tickings. DENNIS MeEss
NNettngs. Dnaings, Curtain Cottons, Napkins. Gnh
~ ALL WHO WANT DRY GOODS can nov 90
North or South. - '' one' h"'Se ~ -.
THE PALACE oa' INC piooi WIZ w y
No Merchant, Trader or Planter should fail befor pu
CHASING. 10 examinethe Stock and Prices at
KINGS WHITE PALACE
rp w Gfaver street. Que door from Camp
abafement made S 1880 iesG
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camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store
EYMOITR 4 CO

f< CAMP, Nert Door to Corner Of Grarisr ssse
OFFER. at the Lo1est prices of any Store in this ~
GOODS. 'en' VI nn'n anu
The prices of this New Establishment will be found o.
sla Jar lower than the rates usually current and It's e
scsst ~. SIr HooG srtcles will be sustained rpy
OBJECTIONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE D.
~ IN every variety comprising seas0nsble srtngSs
III iSON. SILK, LINE and WOOLLEN FAB ~
uienasen Will hnd the goods in this Sioe probably -
,s thaa they contemplated before On sxsns. -
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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN,

- We invite acniion 10 stock Of Summsr c4an n
sislag Of full and elegant Of FINE QQdol 81
.as most iashionsbIs style, consisting IN par. sf =
DRESS COATS, Of super FFeuch Dsup d'Eie,
FROCk coats, Of Drap d'Ese and Csshmersts,
P<LET0TS and slCS, tf Drsp DIES, Csshmsrrt. h.
Merine, Alpaca. Linen Grgssm. Lu.!rs, sssrsu:i;s 8
sVHNkss corr and yRock c0ITa d lsEl
S/%Ts, 81 Frspch pIs7 E.s whits end Fsnsy pHjk n
sin, ss.muekeF, cAssh Li.sn, s.s. sic, -
Pests, rf W,ts and Fancy Azrsilss, Linsp Hspkh 4
sAikTs-Linen, Linen with cosln bcson, ipsn VII ~
Hc.or, snd ,einssd Linen s.sa Cotton 81 supsr,m sg
uTHEAsRiRYs snd 1k%RER OF Gsuzs Fissrl ~
st snd csitsa.. Linen. Ce..an, Lsis Thread, ,ts.rt
sAAE1Ts, dosss, Hsndksrchisfs, suspsniss. Dpsssea
NORRIS 4 WAY, ~ Cam
,s7 Aafssso seSnsr q Comm ., sndsF Asv.s!,s Eiss
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Dry Goods Selling OF, and No Reserve a wAM
NJ. r. HAGGERTY q BRO,

VIII commence TO-DAY, fMpndayl to ali ID .hsh Nv
Fancy aud Staple DRY GUGUS, and At vyry iov rris
Goods have for great part been purchased s auction xt
las, few months. much under nznasuryrs pesa an ND ~
mitch lower than the present very low prics o fa "a
every inducement TO purchasers. f-
Purchaser. In looking through our s,sck will And 1swhs
only lower the price few leading and well kncun tx
that all Goods offered reduced uvce
Country Merchants will and /. much 70 their adsanarss
through our Stock M. r. HAGGERTY 4 1lG
my2 2ptf cod No BC lkx.
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COMPLIMENT TO AN AMKRIcAN.-We learn
from the New York Tribune, that E. G. Squire.
the newly appointed U. s. Charge to Central
America, has been elected an honorary member of
the archaeological Association Of London,
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DEATH ON THE CRESCENT CITY.-We are re-
questsd to announce the death, on board of the
steamer Crescent City yesterday morning, Of Mr..
JAxEs SINCLAIR, . native of New York, aged
about 80 years. His place of residence was Brook.
Ign, whittier be was returning, after some years
absence, with competent fortune. His family,
consisting Of . wife, q young daughter, and his
nothsr.in. law, were with him on board of the boat
His child is also al the point of death, not expect
ed to survive. Mr. Sinclair had been attacked
~ith diarrhcsa, which was checked at Chagres,
and he was convalescent. A relapse, from impr,l-
denee in eating, proved fatal. He was sensible of
his end, and just before his death settled his worldly
Affairs and made his will.
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OLYMPIC THEArRE.-To-night there will be crowded
house this favorte place of The drama of
The Maybe and the Maid fancy hornppe and The
new farce of Kissing goes by Favor" will be produced
81 cess aend the energy and perseverance, displayed BY the
pansger Of The little Olympic"
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AN AMERICAN TURNED RUSSIAN ps,u
The Rockingham Messenger states tina, ,ba v
guished Russian General. Count Z,nzs,sssssss sa
native of Meredith, N. H., and his rss ~ b
Thomas F. Williams. nun
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HT We are indebted to Pierre Soule, U. S. Sem
ate, for copy of the Report of the Commissioner
of Patents and another Of the Report Of the Su-
perintendent of the Coast Survey-pubIic docu-
ments Of value, for which we return thanks.
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Da. HAwxs.-The income Of the psw. -
In the University Chapel, New York. wb..
Hawks has organized congngaiion. !, ~
$1,000 per annum.
The Episcopal Convention of til t,;oe...s.,.
Jersey met last week. 1t is said that Ii. III.
Bishop Doane's creditors will be .ronss,
that body. N%
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OHIO RIvER.-On the evening of the Sd there
were feet inches water in the canal at Louis
vile. During the previous As hours the river had
been about at stand. AT Pittsburg, on the
morning of the 3lst, there was six feet water in the
channel, and the river falling slowly.
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fARsoN BRowNLow.-Parson Brownlow, long
known as the editor of the Jonesboro Tenn.
Wing, has commenced a new paper at Knoxville,
called " Brownlow's Whig''
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STEAMBOAT AcCIDENT.-The steamer SWiftsure
on the LIST inst broke wrist about Is miles be-
low Madison, Ia. By this accident to her machin-
cry, she was unable to proceed further, and was
towed back to Madison by the Atlantis.
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COMMERCE OF NEW YoRK.-The exports from
the port of New York for the week ending the Sis,
ut amounted to 1926, 465. The duties received
the previous six days were S243, 564 o..
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0s- N. Y. Express says that the old Mexican in
demnlty will be paid off in a few days from the
sub-treasury Of that CITY,
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10 Major John c. Mason, of Bath county, has
been nominated for Congress in the Ninth Congress
sional District of Kentucky.
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IsDIANs.1Cap,.. Buisson, of the schooner Re-
naissance, arrived yesterday from Tampico, re-
ports that there were 10000 Indians within four
leagues of Tampico on the 9Th inst. The inhabit-
ants expected that they would attack the city on
the 7th. The U. S. sloop-of-war Saratoga was
lying Gil. Tampico bar on the 9th, and was commu-
nicating with the American consul.
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NAvAL.-The court-martial at Norfolk have fully
acquitted CON- Geo. C. Read of all the charges pre-
ferred against him; and the decision has been
approved by the Navy Department.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE CONFERENCE. Nh.
Hampshire Conference of the Msthodi,tsu ., y
Church commenced its session on the q
closed it on the 14th uls. About 20 Of thu N. y
were present, Bishop Hamlin. of Ohio - Z
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CONSULAR APPoINTMENT.-The National Wing
was mistaken In saying that L. F. Tasisiro had
been appointed head of the Consular Bureau in the
Department OF State. c. F. Hoffman, of New
York, has the place. Tasistro is said to he trans.
1ator to the Department
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% Mr. Albert Brisbane, the recent exile from
France, was to address the workingmen and 9th.
ers, at the Melodeon, Boston, respecting the com.
bined workshops and other socialist results in Pars
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IfrrsBURG BENEvOLENCE-Them meeting called
at fit'spurg for the relief Of the sufferers by the
81 LOUIS fire, was, according to the Post, attended
by precisely thiry-six persons, including four news
paper reporters.
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or Bale Peyion arriyed in Charleston on the
Sd, in the Wilmington boat 1t is stated that he
has been appointed Minister to Chill.
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% We are under obligations to the officers of
the Peytona for late river papers
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O. Mr.. John c. Hunton is a candida,.
Convention in Clarke County, Ky.
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Loans The Pennsylvania State Loan of
s4oV'oV' authorized TO be made by the last Legis-
ia'ure' 10 enable tbs Canal Commissioners to avoid
Inc inclined plane of the Columbia Railroad, has
been taken at a small premium.
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SPECIE. schooner Renaissance, arrived
yesterday from Tampico, brought 5000 in specie,
70 order.
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- ~ 'assn
Bee the dear babel How quietly i, sleen.
No reste S kicking fiom that slumb linz ain,
To dscompose it, dress No napkin petn, @
Beyond the garments hem-'tis uudefi,sa
Without one gfosser thought of Moihe q, R,,a
To check the fantasy, that instant sr.rs,.
And gives to mortal an immorta, binb
The snowy robe conceals the cheru5'. Win.
Oh. mnst snatch kiss. sweet little one
Yet may wake you ficm your moruin.,
All eyes wide OPEN Now for lots of n, :, ~
Here. nurse, the child is crying for soma .,..
Oh Lord my ears--l'm off. Hear INV !, T.,
Babies asleep riU de-awaks, beware Of ,ru.'a,
Neu Orleans 1S49 Sa'
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o. Gen. Leslie Combs declines being a candi-
date for Congress in the Lexington District, Ky.
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DT We return thanks to Senator Downs for a
Congressional document.
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OF Major General Patterson arrived in Charles
ton on Saturday, I'd inst, from the West, and
took passage for New York in the steamship
Northerner, which sailed same day.
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The PosT-OFFICE.-We owe special acknow-
Judgement to the new Postmaster for the obllsing
manner with which he fastened TO assert and dis
tribute the mail from California, by the Crescent
City yesterday. He not only set his clerks to work,
bu, went to work himself, for which the public at
LARGE and we IN particular are much obliged to him.
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CO We are indebted to Mr.. Martin, the petite
clerk Of the steamer General Lafays;ss, for late
papers. We ars also under obligations to the off.
Gers Of this Griffin Yeatman, for similar favors.
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II For fas Bill of Fare for Lunch this day. see the
advertisement of Mckenzie, in another column.
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NAvAL.-The U. S. frigate Cumberland is to be
fitted for sea at the Brooklyn Navy Yard; frigate
independence at Gosport, and the sloop-of-war
John Adams al Boston
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Marrfed.

On Thursday, the Tth inst, Lieut., COL BRAxToS ~,
9. A., TO ELIZA B., daughter Of Mary Jane and H.
is The ceremony was performed at the family r,.ea
parish OF Terretouns, by the Rev. John sande sfa
At Shreveport, on the 29th ult., BY the Rev ~
Mr.; JOHN n. LANDRUM, to SARAH FRANcEs n ss ss.a
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90 In the list of passengers from California, by
the Crescent City yesterday, will be perceived the
names of Mrs. Smith, the wife Of Gen. P. F. Smith,
Governor of the Territory; Mrs. Ogden, of Mo
bile, wife of Major Ogden, U. S. A.; Col. Mason,
u. S. A late Governor of California and several
other officers OF the Army and Navy.
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LEGHoRN HATS,

The Nimble Pic. is Better than tbs SLOW DpaH
THIS is Bunce's motto and he is prepared to csryku
Cati and see his goods and compars h. nnc~ I'd q
then you VIII DC sasisheA mas sv.ry y ysjssy q
~ ..JreIia. Cane Cane. Umbrellas. tsnSy
mDreas and Sum- Shades. all of which he VII ~ ~
for cash than any other house in the same nusesz us
city. Don't forget BUNCE'S HAT STUN
isn3t 30 Cass %
Putnam's New and Valuable Publics1@
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW ORLEANS STATlONERS WAHEHWS
No, ii CAMP arx
NINEVAH AND ITS REMAINS, in two vohB
~ rerousiy iiust aied
lRVING'S LIFE AND VOYAGES OF COLUyM
to which are added those of his Companions; lsr
IhVING'S CRAYON MISCELLANY, new ppaNE
edliion in three vols
beyond the Rocky Mountains; revised edition
piete IN one volume.
THE SPY, tale tale Of the Neutral Ground. BY tknt
CURZON's VISITS TO MONAsTERIEs oFE
LEY AMI; with numerous wood.cuts, in one ID
LAST LEAVES OF AMERHsAN HIsropy, a.
prsing Histories of the Mexican War and Iilrnl
by Emma Willart --7
NAPOLEON LOUIS BONAPARTE. First Pos
Of Erance1,,Biographical and Personal Ske,efst
e,nding visIt to the Prince at the Castle Of HHa
A BOOK OF THE HUDSON. BY w,.bi,,,oo srs
collected fIom his various works For sac b. a
-leIl oId0ItW J. X. STEEL, IA Campsts
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ID 1 e d.:

In Shreveport Friday, the 18th ut., Mr., EMILY ar,
(consort Of c. H. Burusidel aged 81 years. 'eAAslR
On The 10Th ut, OF cholera, board the steamer p..
Aiexandris, JOHN s. PEGUES, of DeSoo pa.h AFs ss
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A PICTURE....By .

"a loving wife will make your home /" sae
"A concord Of swt et sounds ,,-Snnr, az a.
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Steamboat Departures This D.v.
wsEE ADYERTfsEMENTs ON Tg1Rn

Louisville .........BUNKER HILL NO. T. Mdl., Z ~.
Red Rirer. ........ D. B. MoSBY, Cooper 5 =. NJ -
Ourrhita. ........ JULIA, Rhodes, P. NJ
Red htrer ..ROCKAWAY, Davis Pm
Mobile. OREGON. Hiern, ~ P. n. earx
Biiori CA LIFORNIA. Rsyuo,ds 4 n -
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~ The St. Louis Packet Alton b nov -
freight and will leave Tor the above and ine m dae s
DAY, Monday, n O'Clock p NJ, positively nom psS
wharf HYDE a. 0GLEeBy, Il pars1.
~ Passengers will please be on board e, the hour
~ Louisville Packet Bunker HUI Ma ~.
Miller, will positively leave THIS DAY, Monday I'D ~
vile. ETC., and Intermediate ports. -. s. -
isil r.s. SMITH, u xssus..
~ Notice. Consisnees per steamer BuNKEp nj,
NO ART hardly ncuhed tha. abe has commenced dssssf
hsy viii attend 70 the receipt Of hsu saods the Ls
jell-i,' T. B. SMITH, Agent, % Nae,l.s
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Auction Sales This D,v.

Auction Sales This Day.
w. 8. SCOTT U. 8. Marshal sells, this dav :, 70 ",
at Banks Arcade, several Valuable T,c,,' ~ y coo
lying in different parishes of Louisiana. IA
f Orleans Tent No. 300, ]. O. of R.rh,,,.
Regular Meeting the Tent Will take place This
at the Council Hail. 5ss Cana all Members ~ - nnsA
good staining, respectfully invited TO attend uls
By order Of the C.. r. tleill L. r. T. COMpror =,
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See 1AirS Page for Cry News, &c.

THE CRsvAssE-Wiih heartfelt pleasure we are ena'iea
to announce readers that Mes Dunbar and snrgf
bid fair close the Crevse. and rid our city OF e effects
Of this dr. adnI zcouge The water IN the rear Of Caonde
let street recedsi sew ral inches yesterday
~ We understand that is the intention CT the Drain
ing Company repsr the evee at Inc North bank oil the
New Canal and drain the off from that portion of
the city The people there then expect in the course Of
five days to be relieved from the flood. This will be good
th,uo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-29
Hen. T.B. King. Letter sf Resignation

San FRANCISCO, CaiiiJnls sept -, lcis
STA Il being my inlsslion D. remain IN th.s Tern
tory -utl some tine sltsf The tn-n! Of lns
nexI session OF C9uzrsss deem Il d1e 70 those have
loa hsd toe honOr represent, to rssga my sesE
IL lhe Houss Of Representatives Of the ConsEs.s O.
the ailsd States 10 which elected n toe Firss
D.s, GO Ct Georgia, sia hrss Monday Ut Oc.o5sr
at This corln snle-t;on would have 6sen made =
yo- By ice u lhe lat inEi had rot n-ss pre-
vented. embrace ike arsi opportunity sfsss re'SsS
lnz health enables nc - wgiss On ny return, ioAl
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