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FINE FANCY AkTICLES.
VII I'm 10
P = r f D M e r X,

o M e r X,
Combs, Brushes and Gents Furnishing
G0pd~.
y We have now in acre splendid 5fnsw and hssu.
aia FANCY ARTICLES,
10 Eh We are receiving additions BY evey packet. iayie
attention the following lisl.
CARD CASES .rsa-t She'll Silver stc
RETiCuLEs. Silk and Velvet elegant patterns
PURSES. "A ane assarrusnt new stylas.
DESKS. Ebony RoaeEool, Papier sarhe etc.
WORK BONES Ebony, Ro.exoai, apier Maehe etc,
DRESSING CASES Ebony. Rosewood Papr Maebe etc
PoRrFOLiOs.-- Leather Velvet and Papisr Mache
ACOORDEQNs. .--Berf Preach, double frame
MUSIC BOXES shell and Tin easss.
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "a pretty assortment
GOLD PENs-of all the ceebgiaI maksr1 Il priess
ranging from 70 eighteen dolafa
DoMiNOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chinese English and German
OPERA CLASSES. large assortment.
ODEuR BOXES. ..-From two to d1 boties
PAPETERIEs.- OF Ebony, Rosewood, Paper ETC.
FANS. OF Pearl Ivory, Feather Paper, Six ETC.
PORTE MONNAiEs....O f Shell, Pearl. Leather etc
CANES. Mounted with Gold Silver &c.
UhARELLAs....A Superior article made for USE
CORK JACKETS Life Preserysu
PERFuMERY Of all kinds.
sUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHlEFs
CRAVArs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
We have nov ID store complete assortment az or- a..
Cotton SHIRTS As ve have seventeen made m ~ ,s
to guaranty ID. These sb-s are made exbre.sy u, ~
srl and are Latest aiyle, and mad. a. ~.
tsrals and in the best manner.
GUINNESS & 90.
'0oP ~ oAAF Street, opposite the City Bank
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EoR THE NATHRISa PEAoRs.-It will be seen By the
advertisement ID another oolumu. that change has been
made q he days n departure Of the popular steamer Cen
Taylor for the Watering Places She win now leave tx
Aaks end p lhe Ralioad every Monday and Thursday
evening. On ne airisa Of The O'Clock cans and every
"wednesday and Saturday aonpg on beaTrlval Of the o.
ocloc cars for Biloxi and an ntsmeiaie watering places
and eK end Der Saturdays IMP 70 PRoagous Ts General
an xeeent boat and We know sioa experience that her
Capain Sian Scott is hafd to beat ia the way Of
masking biz paAienBe comfortable and perfectly at home
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RUNAWAY FRoM NEW OALEA Hs.-A negro yvo-
man, Says she ST. Louis Reppb can Of the 15th,)
who came % board ihe steamer Illinois al New
Ogleans, and was secrsled BY tho chambsrmaid, a.
j. nppsseds until the beas arrived 10 this city was
yesterday committed 70 the county Jail BY the Off
GERS Of the boat as q runaway slave. She says
SIG belongs 70 Madame AFtineer, Bourbon street,
New Orleans, and is held 10 await the order Of her
owner
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NeW and Inleresting BO0kS.

IN Cheap Form. ...........Ju Just recsipea a, the
New Orleans staiioners' Warehouse,
No. n CAMP street.
MABEL CARRINGTON. or Love and Prda By Mn
sughter,'f
GRACE DUDLEY o., Arnold at Saratoga. By Chas
MEN 3F e,sAAPITAI BY MrsaGon, author Of The
OLD LONDON BRIDGE: or the DAYS Of Benry VIII
~ si9Ti =! hlnaaee BY e. Iiertsr Rolweu Author
ABERRATHY,s FAMILY PHYSICIAN With sug-
keaqRA tue Ireutnsnt Cholera.
A.-..For sale BY
jysa 80 J. B. STEEL. Il Camp st.
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To BE HJNG.-0ne Of the negroes, Nicholas,
who participated in the outbreak 10 the Charleston
g. c. workhouse on Friday, the 18Th, was brought
% trial the following day, and sentenced to be
hepged last Friday, the 2Qlh
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TAPE IS THE THING.--A case was some time
since before one of the courts in Boston, in which
eachindictment contained several counts, charging
distinct and separate Offences set out on separate
pieces Of paper, fastened together by pins and the
judges decided that the sheets were not so CON
nected as to form whole, and dismissed the case.
The question was subsequently argued before the
Supreme Court, which has decided that the court
below was competent to decide upon the physical
condition ofthe Indictment. Try tape
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0 The ship Tyrone. CAPT Goldng, which yes
seIcleagsd On Saturday for San Francisco, carries
ont large aud promiscuous cargo 10 the gold re-
gion. amongst which, we are informed are two
large warehouses complete, and lumber sufficient
70 construct fifty i've houses, together with two en-
gines and appurenance. She leaves Tuesday even
ing, and can handsomely accommodate six or eight
more pasAengsls ID lhe cabin.
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s.: BOOKS

BUUkS: BUUkD
JUST RECEIVED, snl for sale By
TH0S. l.. WHITE, No. 8 3 Canal street.
NARRATIVE Of The United States Exploiting Expedition
In Including prscfip the Coast
IMAGINARY CONVERSATIONS o. Literary Men and
q tcsmen. BY Walter Savage Lander. IN vols
LIVES Of the Lord Chancell0rs Of England In vols
FROM he Erles Timea ill The Of George ~, By Juhn
B'ri Campbell.
LARDNER'S ECrTREs on Science and Ant
LANGUAGE
HALLAMS Constitutional History OF England.
NJ dtie Ages.
Literature Of England
Together with large Law Medical and School
Books ivq3a
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~ We are indebted to Capt Vent, of ths brig
Selma. for flies Of Havana papers.
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THE CoTToN CRop. The following data of the
cotton crop Of the United satss forthe astthrtsen
years, viii be interesting to many Of our readers.
Il viii be perceived how almost invariably a late
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Der We have received from Weld & Co. the
American Review for june. The contents are, as
usual half political and half literary. An analysis
q che Philosophical System Of Leibnitz seems 10
ba the mosL oEiglnal aTIicle Of this number
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D The Eastern mai dye az oalafaay lallea
from beyond Chalesson Yesterday the letter
mails came hIopsh, bug ile Iaper mail failed from
bee6rd sasanasA, Gal Weare sc eordingl with
81. ih 81 ih6 Nlagara's accounts, due in
regular "a mail To-day thsra are three
nsnal aiis ua from Nav York.
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ls Indebted 70 the steamer Oregon for
lsl Iebie papers. The officers Of the steamer
Bdda have furnished as with late Louisville pa
n Thanks
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uF We are indebted to the steamer Tuscumbia
for 81 Louis and Memphis papers.
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sQHooL VAoATIoNs.

~ During the SUMNER VACATION Of
other SCHOOLS, Parents have their Children E-Sa
taught 9 wRlTE good business Style By j. W. @S
DOLBEAR, No. is Camp 49, ~
Merchants CkF during the leisure
had be well fitted Fail business. Houb.9
to II A. NJ, 40 ?. NJ and TO at night jys3 %
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BooKs.fhefe Is better way to pass the leisure hours
Of these long DAYS than that Of eadr good books which
improves tbs mind and makei The time pass asreeaby III
yen go 70 the watering places the country be sure to take
good supply Of reading matter with ysu. Our friend T.
4. W bite No 63 Canal street. has first rate stock Of stand
al .ul Il -.-lLa--nn. ..nrLa on -h.nd-
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by THE NiAGAkA.--We give below the circular
Of Msan. Brown Shirley q Co, Of Liverpool,
which was received by yesterdays mail. Il con-
smss in al important particulars, the commercial
intelligence fEansmltiedsto Us by Telegraph week
ago
Pr Nfqeaa1 LivERrooI. June g. 1870.
An extensive business hes been done Cotton maikei
ihis week ana We have to advise farther advance Of i60
aid p. The Quotations are sssd for Fair Uplsnds and
FaI Mobile, SD o Fair Oasans and sS34sd. for Mid
dlaG qnaAfias This fresh impne aitribuied manly 10
The acooHnis By the last steamer which thought
10 ndcae eIaaia probability Of he growing crop being cur
tailed The demand was particularly active for day two
alter he arrival of TIE bot yesterday and today
has been comparatively moderate with Increased GUAM.
tg 1nsTuk and szllsme rates OF he early part Of the
81 when Oeo put % The account Of lpsculsiors and
1910 o export and the American descriptions consist Of
i,aeQ Upand AZ 4a5d 30 200 Ofeans at 81 d95sGd with
40 att 70 $40 Alabama and Mobile At A55Sd and 800
Sea- Isand At 7sSf7l0sSd q lb The import il same time
has hesn li2 800 bales making the supply into Liverpool
since Che al Of January 3 900 bales, aganst $4,000 10
same peh0d last the supply Of American the in.
ceRhe S00 The stock il this port is now estimated at
3dletQ bales against & coo lest year same period the
stack u Amacan about $50 COO bales being an inetesse
Of 6lfao hales
1nele rather more demand for Flour at 24D1s bbl
iof Western Of fan pine quality down to rs ga for
inferior uninspeeied. Philadelphia and Baltimore 2324s
Sd and prime Ohio 25f025s Sd. Amef-an Wheat s. ga
ais 3D. "a D. For Iadan Cora the demand is but
eaie scarcely sniicieni to sustain prices and quote
beth whla and yellow 356a5s Sd quaiteh
The a1tacons IN Tupeatins this week amount 70 1900
bas % 70 81 iofiniafiof TO IS. Ga cwt Tor good Com
mon American Hntiu g. "a fD2 8d q cWt al which 10o0
bbia. hafs hsen dsno ca OF
konn respectfully BRoWn. sH1fLng & Co.
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Pr The Niagara during her last trip, e1pe
Fienced snceession Of heavy gales.
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0J- The Dayton Journal Of the 10Th publishes
list from which it appears there have been III
deaths Of cholera in that town, since the breaking
out Of the epidemic.
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e - = ~ gITg -. "a

RBMoNA 1--we have removed ONT loaat ss-,oom
s. S. 81 ST fslaiiss sirssons sosr ttss sfs i1ra.
sos is lsu deys tie Distance d iha essah anens WY
Ca removed 10 us bulipe, ben fe oiels ne
Is "a slys wish VIII enat y seep pace WIN eur ~
nrssn~ hnaiaa.a
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HArs as Is Hkrs. 1--WE would adyhe al who have
Old OF Questionable hans 70 proceed forthwith 70 Bunces
S9cnna street, where lhag win md a. assortment Of an.
eqpaIsd vaFioly and eseancs
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0LYMPc EueArRn.-Fhefs Is an excellent bin for 10.
nehl-she THRILLING arama Of the Bear Huntes and the
lHghabla piece Of bembasos Funoso should fin the house
iian Die q dome
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The CHOLERA IN ST. LoUIs.-On the l4th
there were I3l interments at St. Louis-s9 were of
those who died by cholera. The Republican, of
the 18th, says The reports of interments for the
past four days display decided and gradual i'm
provement in the health Of the city, and consider
able abatement in the ravagea of the epidemic with
which we have been so sorely afflicted Yester-
days interments compared with Tuesday last,
show decline of Sc deaths from cholera, and So
from other diseases"
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WHAT THE LADIES DO IN CALFoRNIA-A
gentleman who made the trip to California, viathe
Isthmus, writes an interesting account of his travels
to a relative in Salem, which is published in the
Register. We give the closing part of his letter,
dated Monterey, April %
9" Sabbath--A bright and beautiful day. Dis
tributed tracts this morning to soldiers.
q Mondag.-All very still now in Monterey.
Men at the mines There is good society here
Mr.. Bolts and family, brother Of John NJ Bolts, of
Rirgina9 Gen Riley and family, Can't Westcott
and family, Major Candy and family, Mr. Larkin
and family, Mr.. Little and family, and others
nobody to play We do not 60 to the mines to
there-Ss or more a day--and because people are
entirely scattered and moving. No service can be
obtained ofany SORT without the greatest difficulty
Ladies have the worst Of it, Mrs. B. never did
any work in Virginia, among troops of servants
but now she does all, and is obliged to do all her
work, think, including washing. Very good
when she saw she must do it., she dotfed all cere-
mony, and does it nobly, and is none the worse
for 10 yet So Mrs. c., woman Of complete edu-
cation and reiinement-she can do no other way
and she grows fat on it. Mrs. W. is a beautiful
woman, and was brought up in luxury at home, by
an uncle. She brought out hired servants, and
they had not done the first house cleaning to move
in after they arrived, before they announced their
intention to leave at once. Well, Mrs. w cried
awhile about it, and her husband offered $50 per
month TO the maid butt was no inducement, and
away she went, and Mrs. W. has cleaned her own
house, and is we'll 10 do yet"
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~ Philadelphia Engine Company No. 1A-Tbe
Company to Cooperate WIZ he other p s ssn1 Of l.
aac passed. ~ he oad iionq DANIEL e.
sIEBBlNs' WILLIAM WATERS,
iva :. aRg g9SPF eo Biai 6d s6s5a'''
E5 Phi5aaelPhits a Engns og No l4b
ue5uy notleu mat TIE
BY order of 7. T. HEARTr, Chief Director.
jy2s G. HPEARsoN, Secretary.
q Neworleans Mechanic sooiety.-The Regular
n4shaS Rsy 81 6 e 5ia % s is E T
iy2s H.R. swAsEY, Secretary.
~ Democrats, Attention "A Regular Meeting Of
the Louisiana Democratic Association will be their Head
quarters Apollo Saloon, WEDNESDAY July 49, 1879 al half
past o'clock to hear The report e on Rooms and for
other purposes. BY order.
bss OSCAR BRADFORD. Secretary pro tenn
oFHoE OF rHE MSFRe ,94Sgs INgugAsoE Co.
1aai ad cent 6a SI ssss2 s from The
Pad g The stockholiers d + inst va "
iyls loadp JOIN fEhBERToN, Lquidator.
maSn as En- aEi.l Ledge NJ: q AY
9a 5 ineopGfasd IA els The Regular aesngs this y
is s No. TonI IA 2. t6sPsst o'clock M in Tsadsp M
vi''o ssiip': iy5 y Byo5dsF HENRY siM6Ns,' m
pi - I O. O. Tod Esllops' RestThe BOARD Of
o. g. Fq 5saS hRTs sa and EAVa9 IL in s cs@s
NUMBERED LOTS, BY 10 feet at $50.
EETTEgEp s r Hau Si oo At 60 ''' per So
VAULTS, at $40 each
Do To LEDGE Joint POprietOrs and members thereof at
~ Vaults to be paid for in advance.
Applications for Lots or Vaults o e made to
my0u G. W. SHAW Treasurer % po,,lr..,
~ ,E1remens Charitable Associahon-Tbs fol
lowing directors compose the Relief
ng on the second Monday October viz: @ e''l shu-
DANIEL SHEEAN, Chairman, At The n. aei,.
A "a Old Ievee street
Tsl,e .lbS ST. Philip street
33Aaks SAvEGAE corner of BarOnne and Julia Streets
"Ss ia street
VtiN5 BY order ALFRED BELANGER seerefsrv
PER FALCON,
Wehaye received choice lot Of
G OLD PENS.
Some Of new Itys' with Nov in store fine a,o
FINE FANS; msnt Of
RETIcULEs;
PURSES;
PORTE MONNAIEs.
COMBs;
BRUSHES.
PERFUMERY.
DRESSING CASES;
WORk-BOXEBi
FINE SHIRTS &C., &C.
"a GUINNESS g. Co, 70 CAMP ST,
Hi@-lm2p (oppoute the City BaHkl
ID ~, The Owner of a large SUGAR-KE LIE, lyiag
10y On foydras street. doom from 81 Charles 70 hereby
ha uhless he calls and takes Il sWay WI % Sod a The
''Fl'sH'a q zen days yl7 Ep' eQVpVAAVN Builder
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Es~ The Consigues Of IS bbls, Merchandise to order
ship TENN SEE from EewYofF, requested
DischaFgug Clerk The Letee, First
Municipality. jy7 SASH. TOBY & NEPHEW IS Camp 81.
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MadisonriRs ....... OIL VIA Grics. y p. n. Cars.
Pasragoud. g EN- lAf LORI Scott P. A.. Cars.
Mobile. .......... -. OREGON, Hiern, n Al NJ. cars
Bilori ..........-. CALIFORNIA, ReynodA, p NJ
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~ Liverpool and Havre are to be connected bv
line Of first class steamers.
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fElIcAN LtNcn.-rhs morning, as usual they have an
szeslent blfIh. esL and fowl. Particulars in their adj
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A N ENGINE and MEL, FiXfURFs and sat NJ
- HgSShh KETTLES suitable for plantation Of from
~ % 400 hogsheads planter having such an ests bs
me9t o. hand and Is deous to dHpose of the sHme NAV
ielb lm2dp 10I Pogdas sfTsst
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~ Neither the Captain nor the C0nsighee of the
French brig LES nEUX sMuRs viii be responible
VIA = = /. Il. GALE, % Common street.
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FHGsix FIRE Co. Nnw ENaINK.-This machine ihs
handywo1k Of our ingenious ialow.ezsu Mr. Jones' Ct
her trial Yesterday showed has superiority By playing fair
is over the top Of the poe at the foot Of Canal street.
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- The Owner of large SUGAR. KETTLE. lyiDg
ga e 10y on foydras dnom from 81 Charles 70 hereby
sa nat unss be calls and takes 4 syay : wv b od a. The
s4flseuen d zen dsyt iy7 20, eQVpVhAVN, Builder,
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MoRMoNs IN KENTUCKY.-The Rev. William
Smith, brother of the celebrated Joe Smith. the
founder Of the Mormon persuasion, has established
a church in Covington of that faith A news.
paper devoted to their interests is also published
in the same place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-23

Dsr The Glasgow Reveille has received a com
munication from Joseph R. Underwood, defining
his position on the subject of slavery" which il
promises to give in its next issue.
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Close Of the Season.
iPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
0g- CALIFORNIA HUNTERsi ~

ATpE MTIONi!
n NHE undersigned has on hand Doubebarrel GINS.
z = ri TILES, United States RIFLES pis'roI 81
GOLD GOLD n aRd Humber Of articles for parties emf.
POWDER, SHOT, Bar Dead. Csmo Stool. rsookin,
Apparatus of all kinds For sse At 1s GhsTtr ts4 snd
as low as at any hon ie in The eitV W
rNa + An ckIk XXI KINDS OF FINE FISH. @
iyl9 9dpF WIN A. BEEeBER. Is f,la4trs- q
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OF The House Of Commons has affirmed the
second reading of the marriage bill, rendering mar
riages with deceased Wiie's sisters unlawful.
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ALABAMA.--John t. Taylor, who was nominated
for the Legislature by the democrats Of Mobile,
has declined.
AT public meeting in 0pelika, Judge Reid,
while speaking on the subject Of the unpopular tax
law, was interrupted by one Of the candidates, and
threatened with drawn knife. No violence was
permitted. The citizens in the middle partof
Stale have appointed the fourth Monday of the en-.
suing August 10 hold railroad convention at Shell
by Springs. The leading object is to devise means
and determine route to connect by railroad North
Alabama with the Alabama river, and thus bring
to the waters Of Mobile bay the teeing products Of
portion Of East Tennessee and North Alabama. L.
Is an Important movement, and one in which plant.
era and capitalists, as well as the public at large,
should feel deep interest
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= Democrats, Attention "a Regular Meeting Of
me Louisiana Democratic Association will held at their Head
quartef' Apollo Saloon WEDNESDAY July 2 1879 at half
past o'clock to hear The report Committee on Rooms and for
other purposes. 3. By order.
y2s OSCAR BRADFORD, Secretary pro tenn
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dcharging Frst Municipality Congnee are
quesed 10 aleud The receipt OF their good they viii be stored
WV VIZ '1 sIM1 TOBY NEPHEW. IS Camp st.
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eW Philadelphia Engine Company No. lA-Tbe
following members are epPogied Committee, behalf Of
company 70 eoopeE9e with he other Comnee appo by
several Fire Go npanies Of the Second
Ordinance passed by the Council; DANIEL sHEEAN CHAs
STEBBINS, WILLIAM WATERS.
B.FLpUBNOY stMMs President
B2s T. B.HEARfr, Chief Director.
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q NewClTleans Mechanic Society--The Reppla,
~ monthly Meeting The society vii held their Rsan
NJ E Icy Nq9meresl Exchange, st. CHARLES street, THE
y2a II. R. swAsEY. sosrsnrr.
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a.of n. .fltslinra ThIl nYebiRg,

IohOnptOulas street, az O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

BURGLARY WITH AGGRAvATioss.-On Wed
nesdsy night young man named Charles Johnson a
printer, In the employ Of Rev. J. v Hines Of the
Cnsrdonst Chspel, and EDITOR Of the 49resf HeraiA
broke into the co.n,inEroom If Mr Hines 81 making
noie through the partition separating the chsPe from
we counungroom. having NJ ffst obtained entrance
INTO the chapel ard st9a dollar IN change from the
oeaA also other articles Of value % Mr. H. and then
t. cap the climax 70 tol~rable sample Of vilisny
The burglary itself exhibited he vent into Mr. II .
printing ofice, connected with the c0untin room
Threw al the type into D. poured oil upon IT, split Up
the csses, aud 10 fact made complete " wrecx Of
everything within the Office. Re arrested yester
day, and brought before Justice Cushing who commit;
ed him 70 jail Ia default Of bail in 900 . appear for
Trial before the Municipal Court Johnson "a about d.
year. Old and bad been employed 10 TIE Office about
Two months. Boston Hsil. IN.
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Dtsusterx, &c.

-tisr iron Ns~Pori r Jsa Tat - b4N Car-ss-
u Roa. koSaas f-ou >-~ for< o keias; ir-sns - ers
te-e sih trcss cc--41-nc- a.
aatis
hat I'D al r-ccs-,sf k,sg l-r % ,ctes
an so order ihs- CT fcl 80 erfs
lsosi bsiiea have - s-nt % lie 5csFtsl
Noainx artsf bss ee-- t-sf3 ~ as hf % So sns
10 pi1 c;-l esi-rtsy, SIR o1ass
al - froa Bedford Yesterday naru, - her r--A
he 5g spssa. Brsio Ne ,rsu ~ stsfA. va eaa ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.
THE RETURNED.

SWEET Stream, that from the %, kets free
CONS dancing IN thy mountain slee-
Smiling-the fainting travellers friend,
To my reproachful plant attend.
Oh, blithely, as list 10 thee,
Come back the dreams OF infancy
And the cold years that lie between.
AS through a cloud-like veil are seen
An Time his work in change hath wrought
Since last these vernsl banks sought
Faded and fed Hopes phantoms bright,
Born OF the golden morning light
And now fam to thee would hy
For sympathy which men deny
Yet heed'st thou not the spirits pain
Even here my weary search is vain
Why nourishes this turf Of green
The flowers my early joys have seen
Why linger yet soft breezes here,
As when they dried no falling tear
And thou, in freshness dancing by,
Dost pause not for the wanderers sigh
Thy current. which no murmur hears,
Flows swiiter for my added tears. EF l.