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TB-RD MUMcIPALrTY Recorder SeuieHeGn.-A wax
to the Old Third day like yesterday when thoughts
mmersd in the and ones brain asked for the light
ing OF aLerhorn. hoyday promenade health ol
recreation work and nothing else from the cro1s-
Jog Canal street the dreamy quiet of Washn gton Square,
where the law sits in the Of the Recorder and Justice
resna in the statutes made and provided Yet an unn-
ieng budget did the records Of the court unfold and not
item Of interest could be CLEANED in the suburban district
which bears the sncient appelaton of the Old Third
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LIBERTY or SPEEcH AND OF CoSscfEscR.~-A warrant
issued yesterday for the of Thomas Ford upon an
adavii made by Henry Halsead. The latter deposed that
certain evidence which he had given in the First District
Count the OF John Ennis. had 20 enraged Ford that
e ca his tHaeajs) house and threatened TO annh
iate family, destroy the adhesive qualities of the bricks
and mortar and spread devastation and over the whole
tenement For this Illegal menace and malicious ling with
1he feelings Of CITIZEN husband and father the strong arm
of the law eizing the documents sst forth to find The
delnoneut and contine him in its iron grasp.
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AUCTION SALES.
.. a. BIlARp, Aneflaneers

-
j. A. BEARD, Aneffoneers
= n tal14 ~ q. lia ard JsI1
stoeks. Tnssaayl md I1nI13a} taa 4al rtsdas u an
ssssss az. - ode q ,.s. 80 s..'
By EEkEs, n YDE 4 GO.
ia PAX y IA, hhssass Ass q Il hss . =
IS fss1 ciesfs; Is ssis Isri Oh;
80 bass Rie I'D Havana g g ~;
" " hszsa Tcbseee le go lawns Gissssi
y I'LL. WHISKY, sssossshsa s sad Bsa s,ss
"a ~ s boxes e. Soap 9 ea,ss e. clesssi
is S S r Tss. e ss ~ A. 49, l ss9.
Ar.soer scseani % !. nsy cone eohce rrss'
e boxes lrst qualify spssn CandIe.;
.lHAtIy DANA "a Dip Nsi.s s1 kipusa .pis
BY SYKES, HYDE a. co.
HuRsD AZ April ~, 20 oseleek-ill be sold
de- y P.ss S1 s5ss s dsS under The oa Of
easka IcE shly dsmased board brig Daneaa FROM
TeI, ss., sssS. =. p0l- sp,1
French Organdies... ........ ... without reserve.
BIZ r. II. PETITPAIN.
ThuRsDAY april ia isso al 10 ocock-wil be sold,
Is bales sest styles French ossndie. Of Dous Meg Co.
Terms-s Six months apI7
Catalogue sale of Foreign and Domestic Goods
By II. HI. PETITPAIN.
nnsS AZ AEn ~ 70 oe'sk-" be SOD At biz Auction
ls5 PACKAGE ots F5rsIgn and Domestic GOODS enns
BaOp Lawns. Dsnst curtsin Mn.in s iinens
ss Alfalfa Lawns Ptsd MsIn Base. sslis Ma.s.
Lace Hosiery iineo Tssd Spool Cotton bsaes md Brown
Cotton, Ticks Stripes, osnt'uIss, DENNIS, eIe.
t Catalogues will be ready and Goods car be examined carry
The morning Of sale. spIl
Boots.....,......... and shoes.
BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
IRDAY April 10, 10 oeoekwl be sold their
s. sse q sa
& dsmsssd on board sip Nssa klsbs fam Boon q
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ABRAcE OF R0GUEs.-Y esterlay morning about clock
well known individuals, John Ford and Henry Hill were
arrested the Levee dangerous characters Hill had in
want Of financial knowledge he could satisfactorily ae
count or When brought the guard house he attempted
10 dispose of his worldly wealth by throwing it away bat
like the damned paihetcay appealed TO by Lady
Macbeth il would ont but fell inside the door befor.
the piercing eyes Of the police The precious specimens
of walking Tosuey committed to the parish prison to
remain until further notice
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.'; Z $500 =; ~ = = .
New s'.rssS "a I.., p - =.
Alsiisea ssrsB' Avn sfs's 5000 5s,oon " y
$500 5000 s.a Ri, ssl Ts's 1880 sIsaa
New YORK s:s'sass s's ksssss 3 %
sIaos sss. sPs Harsas must 'pees ts
No ps' ssss:s sesu,.s ra6 .;d q,
n 9 receive gtssiEhI gl b
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"a. EVR NEW Y0TIK-1TiIs a IND 3 CaISST-
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: :. :. -. -. 20 = eee1 e. .sAszs-
FOREIaN POETS
60 SYRIA. Capt SIN Is now Ioaainv. , 81 linz "a
For i 9 ps 81 sa. as ss1 e will have aa d=s
mhe & ". 81 ofl w y Sc se GssHs :'s
Sss q Tt psss:. a. sssIg S q ass p.'s r.
Hmhz W. ANDREWS 4 co. q roausnst
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..t :. have imnsasIs dspaieh ior s aboys PaF. Fe
- - '--sss' ~ THloMAs ROGERS, D. = co
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FOR c1LTF0P r. r
eoR =. 11goa~ =, = 60.
-xfTts Uasfed Ssafes MAJ iss
Iess N n Ss and nIgniessT Ne ssaasp EALcgN
leave o. TUESDAY. Tie ooh INST, Il O'clock y. M
pa4e. N' Ra at I1 ra ass Uz.n Mans
~ In sssoad Calm
~ n. D,I ]. .s,.s .6 Chs: sS IS
.,,s PARADISE. LAWRAsuA s CO.. Assnns
B.-A surgeon > awaEz attached q ahIrs hf es.s
40. F0R CHa asREs- D;..,--5s-.s;z 1...s,.
EKGKSs Paelef..ITo Isass o. WEDN EssDAI. sSsf
$1,000 ., .' - r. ~, VI foTi & seIsns VII avs "
>. s.,., HATES o. PASSAGE
q Lower Calm
So Fssss m ssoa.sa f NIL s ss e
pr x 1Soi s;,,v.,
For F5gIt y 4 a,,senea 2 ne Aianfne
aplI y : MEEKEk Z CO. g RoslIas stress.
~ FOR CHAGHEs y 0nlg. Asg Qsls9ss ssa
80 4 ;s.5 ;iiss gsssss Fi5sSI-
S Ssssi VIII e hsnssossy snsessa Nd as suiFs
8 a@:a VIII Fs.s in S G ss e.
made lor baeesge Forfickfs sppix al ,.. lt-r p
ane TIER 0ppGRsM r. B s9si RisgsoS;Es 3 So i.
NBos.. 8 Bs aS6vs A: + . 81
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WooD CHOPPERS, ATTENT1osi-r rights of wool.
choppers the hardy pioneers of the West the neran
enters of wood of the city invaded yesterday By
Illegal and outrageous violation of law, human and Mun
cpa committed by Thos Jennings, Jas. Hoban, John Ora
ham, Thomas Farrell, and others mention
who, armed with axes, invaded the chopping domain
VIM. Mccormick and his workmen in the Of the city
Mccormick derived his right to hew the knotted cypress and
nproo the willow from Martin Duggan yet defianoe
of the parchment he driven off yesterday morning by
Jennings Co., who only gave him notice to leave the
field forthwith but looking into the future with rageen
kindled eye, babe him return. Might made right o
the time being but sundy have been issued by Re
order Genos which will the scale, and place the leg
ma te wOOd-chopper in the ascendant.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

ID. CRKsCRNT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, April Is, 1850. :
CoFToN-The market continued very firm yesterday,
with good demand and sales of 1900 bales mostly for Eng
land
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n j. COKE d CO., DRUGeIsTs, Corner Of Maga-
Ia ziRe and P0HdFds street, prepared to exc q
grte orders for Planters Country Physicians and Fam
lies Every article warranted genuine. Dr. Z. ]. w
CoxE's Preparations extensively used for ten years. G
recon Teasiing themselves by Their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An uneoualled remedy
for Coughs. Colds. Influenza, etc
fKY EXTRACT OF COPAVIA. SARSAPARIIT,A
ANA AND CuBERH-A certain and agreeable cure
49, sugerior to the Capsules or any 'eT ex ract
TO nc EXTRACT OF SAESAPARILLA AND
TARAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made. as proved BY the effect produced. -
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT etc
For the cure Of COnsumDtion and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC I'M
ToNfC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. n1s 1vsdn
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Briggs.

Nath'l Bimban Point Wessecumeeon II mp
Nlo5e'.'. l5sm5l william 1890. L'ita
,m2 North Atlantic .i5.m2 yorktown 5.mI
in Old England. .2s ,ni2 z D........... J,,use
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NV n N pUrIrp 'sscf''

ubhnDArt april IL. lc5O, al 10 oclock-Wiu be sold
4 Auction Room, No. Canal street.
10 bales ateA styles French OTgRnde Of Dofus Meg q
and eros Oder ROmsn Co
Terms Six nonihs anil
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ORLEANS THEATRE.
tNr Benefit OF MIR. MENEHAUT.
ORLEANS STREET between Royal Bourbon utreets 49,
" THURSDAY EVENING, April IL. 1850, be Performed
the Opera, in acis, by Thomas, entitled
LIE EAiD.
New Vaudeville in one ACT, entitled AEROVE.
Burlesque Parude by Msnebaut, It'll
Prev ously, the Coincide, n unea act
LIE ROMAN DUNE HEURE
kE Ltretio Of lie Caid," EngAh office
~ Pertomances Will quar- O'clock
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.

SAINT CHARLES THEATRE
nc Entire CHANGE Peroraance D. tth sppearsuce sr
Nj MhCALLlSTER the Neero1aancer.
TOMORROW EVENING. Friday, April l9III,4he
L ENCHANTED PALACE, m Two Dreams-
introducing the Great BottIe Feat The Ighuug
lnd Candles at Pistol shot The Urag Tree Paradise
Ths Great Mechanical Peacock; The Egyptian
seT1ss 81 new and dive ing experiments
~ For pat,ieusrs, 3li5 OF tse Day.
PRICE, Of ddEaissioa-Teas Circles Private Par
qaete 81 Family Circle seeoBd TERI PHI Tier,
cents Box Of5s from 10 A. NJ r. NJ from
O'Clock uu the end Of the
IAN TO est8 lock, aniS
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Catalogue sale of Foreign and Domestic GOot
BY II. HI. PETITPAIN.


IDAY, April sold, Auction
store 81 haEazins street for account q when
100 BOUTS, BR0GANs Ladiet nd Cbdrens SHOES
damaged on board ship Nathaniel kfbsi from Boston
Mis- Terms cash.
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T'hOrnhiII 49,. I'ttl
United States. ..5i, IN.
w. A. Cooper :. I'm;
Wallace .......le, m.
VIM Ward $50. L.'tt,
Windsor Castle. LIN.
Wilson Kennedy ~.
ICELAND - I'm,
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ny SYKES, HYDE 4 81 80 '''''

'HuRsD Az 4p4 ~ quarter part oeeektpJ he suld
a. No &c Poydas street. " etrr and under inspection oi
me Fort Wgrdens, for account e whom
sasts ICE, lightly dsmnsed board brig Daneaa FROM
Che reson 70 this port
Terms ..t-
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Nathas Foaaea & e.s. 5. 5drk jonathan f59sdSr -
Leie United States D-sfyict Curt for IA Easfsfs
- strict Of Loeisscna... n o. e573. 4
obedencs TO- admiralty w&Irani 10 me directed In the
sbove ens'tled soft seise. and into my pozsion
taken, tie bark JONATHAN GOOnHUE, her Tackis
Apparel and Furniture d hefehy cire md atis he
owner or and ali ard every person. per-
son, having OF nrsteiains 70 aaye any right a inter.
et n or 20 the be appear bcioFs District Court
q ne United Sais of ne Dtrri ssoed. 90 BE- holden
at the CITY o. New Orleans. before the third MON
DAY from this date slow cause ii any they have Or
ian, why the said bark JONATHAN G00DHJJE. her
reekle Appa1e! and Furniinre should not be Condemned
and sold agtsably 10 the prayer Of the lbennis u g.
Manssis Otce. Eastern Dsretef Louisiana. New Orears
WILLIAM s. SCOTT. U. S. MAnsHA1.
ap4. l54aa4 Eastern District of I.onisi-r,s
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Sole AuthuriEed AGENT,
GUINNESS e. co.
- DEALERS IN ZINE FANCY Arr scLEs, GOLD PINS, ETC.
- do Iy cod 3dp Ia amp street.
I MEN GOODs-REGULAR WHOLESALE DIR <
La GOODS TRADE-The subscriber Ofieis to the trade
good assortment of LINEN GOODS, embracing every
grade of dressed and undTessed Linens Plowease Linens
"a. 104 and 124 pure Linen Sheetings. Linen Drills and
Cheeks Planters Brown aud Gras nens White and Brown
Hollands, Linen Diapers and Damasks. Towels Napkins,
api5 Il JH PALMER, S. Gravier street
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NEW 0RLEAas EsIiGRaNT & H.saiITTaNcf

81 - - O.
TUE undersigned at his old established Office contous Ia
- accommodating irous Feirisiing money Ia lher
s1s n EngIaFd Ireland Or se9tand VIII Sterling Sight
doms, and in sulf He aso as usual continnes sV
inepassenges engnt from Livernoo 70 tbs city on good
ships and reasonable teyms Paroles living az distance ~
addressing letter tpostpaid) to TIE ras vii Be
promptly attended To- JOHN TbOLE, ~
40 y No. q Bank Plsoa- NesE flsseaus
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suddenly on The morning Of July 20, M,se.str,
wife q james Morrison, aged % years
Ths friends q the family, arr Of his father william
hofrton, and brothers, David John, and william
rclTeeuully Invited &C. attend her funeral from her
late residence. ~ 6reeni street Wednesday sls 81
So'elock y. N. Her rtmains viii be taken 10 Green
wood Cemetery
On July 20, Mrs ELrAnrrH BorcSsr, In the nth
year Of her
The relatives and friends are respectfully iavited 10
attend the funeral (~itbsut further nvitatonl this
day At o'clock precis,iy. from the residence Of her
son in.law, David y. kgsn. IVA Canal street
ON the Soth duly, Jscos, infant son Of John sss
Elizabeth Ray.
On the SCih July, Dssirt NscDosstp, In the 10th
year Of his ags, ~ consumption
fiis frisnds and ristves aud his brother in.lav
John DoBthue. also the members Of Hose Company
No Al and the membsrs q the Rifth ward police are
rtqusfted 10 attend tis funeral August lst az sDs
osock from his late residssce, e2s washington street
without further uotice.
Juiy 90 Mr.. John Psttipssr In IN. 10th par Of his
are. ~ spoDlsny.
re ffisnc, q the family or. requested 10 stt..a
BIS fnnsfal this d.y 81 o'clock o, his tate resi-
den 80, Ne a. Christie str~~t
on July 20, rstsics Po~ss sad sAous ~ ye,-s
VIE hierds and acQusintanse- ftke family rene
ialy ere resnesuuny Invited 70 sttend the funsraL
90 Trinity Place
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msnts though In many parts Of the Union this was
merely nominal In October 1882 the banks Of Phila
delphia again suspended specie payments, and we're
Initiated BY the banks Of the South and West
Specie payments not fairly resumed BY the
banks Of Philadelphia till March, 1912. The banks OF
the South and West initiated their example; but In
September, 1872 there was tremendous bank con
vulsion ct New Orleans the effects Of which were felt
throughout the country. The consequence was, that
by the LIST Of june 1s4s the current credits OF the
banks we're reduced to very small amount. They
continued small till M,y, 1874, when an expansion
begun which was at arst very gradual The great in
crease in the amount Of specie and bank credits In
ls1s over ls47 was in consequence OF the demand for
our breadstuns in Europe.
In january last, the circuatien OF tne DanAs was
greater than Il had been In any previous years ex-
cepDg 1854 1887 and 1885, and the year 1889 may De
left out the comparison, as In the returns for that
year are included many banks which did not pay
specie In January, 1850, the banks we're mere ex-
banded than they were in January, lsis.
The small amount in which the specie in the vaults
Of the banks varies when compared with the amount
Of their circulation and deposits is not unworthy Of
observation The greatest amount Of specie In the
banks was in 1914, when 1t was s49,s9s, 800 The
smallest was In 1s42, when 1t s2s ,44o,423 Differ
snce $21 l67 $40 The circulation lowest in 1s43
when It Was S5s 6os and highest in 1887 when 1t
was Sl49lS5l90 Difference, 500 62l $50. The depo
sits were lowest in 1s43 whom they $50 1913;
and highest In 1897 when they S127 397 ls5. Diff
ference t7I 22S 500. The credits great
est in 1887 when they s276 ,5s3o75; smallest in
ls43, when they were STA, 7322Sl. Difference
$16l $50 S44
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY July 3O-6P M
The cotton market was steadier, with rather more
doing, including some lots Tor export. There No
change to notice In quotations dealers locking
out for the Canadas Old brands Of inferior and
common State and Western -four continued heavy and
prices inclined TO droop The better kinds Of straight
and pure brands, though not active, exhibited no
change. Canadian and Southern remained about the
same, with moderate sales. In wheat, heard Of
transactions beyond lot OF Southern private
terms Corn dull for mixed with sales al easier
rates. Flat yellow and round we're and firm
especially the former. Pork fell of again to- day, and
sales made at lower rates, the market closing
dull Beef quiet Cut meats were inactive. Lard
was dull, but without change. Sugar and coffee
quiet and transactions light At about previous rates
There no alteration to notice In molasses.
AsHEs.-A hrmer feeling was exhibited for pearls,
with good demand. and sales OF 81 barrels at SO
SO o. Pots less buoyant but steady at 50 %,
with sales Of 40 bbls.
BREApsTuFFs.- Flour-The sales aggregate 1000 bar
rels at So sly 81 25 for No. superfne; - Is for
sour; 81 10 SIS for common TO straight state and
mixed estern; So So 20 for straight to fancy Nj
chigan So 62h So S71 Tor fancy TO extra Ohio and
So SIS "a Genesee The market for Southern
hour somewhat easier. but WILMA good demand;
sales made OIL 2U0 barrels at So 31H for mixed
S5 A SO 90 for straight branos; SIS So So 62L for
choice brands, and So T5a SO 10 for fancy. Psnnsyl
vana lower. About 4UO barrels mixed brands sold
at So l2h ass s5 Rye -four was nSmina sales Of 2eo
made of 100 barrels at So l2H Wheat was inactive
Genesee held Mt 81 As, aud Canadian at 81 10
81 20 lot Of 1000 bushels prime red Southern sold
on terms not made public. There more doing in
Rye with sales Of 5000 bushels st 63c. 6j4c deliver
ed. Oats entirely nominal and dull, with sales Of
Northern at 42c 44c, and jersey at 4oc 42c Sales
Of 81 900 bushels Corn made Mt o2hc for mixed
afost, and CSC. 031zc. delivered; and o4e. 641sc.
Tor round yellow. Mr. Bill produce broker, furnishes
us with the following table -
EXPORTS OF BREADsTUFFs TO GRrAr BRIrAis AND IhE-
LAND, 6Err. lsr, 164s.
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Hof Wsaihu---TN ksv.raIfv- suseias = B.r-ks,psr
Wktppsd. g..
Yesterday vss without doubt tbs hottest day Of the
senron The Thermometer ranged a. follows No the
shade - O'Clock A. N. So 4 O'Clock Y. NJ. " 8
o'clock n, Va Labor had 20 be suspended In ssme
places during the greater portion % the afternoon.
The democrats held ward meetings Last night for the
purrcfe Of electinr asegatss 90 city convention to
select candidate for the next mayoralty election
lhtte was rfeat excitement. and little lighting
In the Fourth and Ffh wards two s-ts Of delegates.
ecnposed OF the ffiebds of two different candidates
we're declared chosen. IL Il generally thought this
morning that hsykury Turner, Esq, has scared a
msiority II the delegs,es
A colcred vomsu. named hary JeDnines resident
Of the Caustpsy" dslsbuul spot on Fells Point
sCmnttsd suicide sunday sfisrnoon, By drinking
qpahtity Of isudsbG she soid her dress 70 procure
The poison. sud drank " in the street fs and died
there
Five veil lpo-p characters catered the lunch estas
Hshmsnt attschsd 70 Farouu n ctei yester1ay about
noon. and otlled for meat and sriak The ettendsnt
refused 20 comply until eeftsin eksf narn we're
liquidsted and erased, rhsreupon ne aforesaid We
nies youoe assaulted and has the e.rkeeper Hs
teeth rsrs nearly ali knoekes out Our sityi BE-
stming cutie ismcus ftr rtce snd tth~
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PnosABLE INDIAr Was ON rHE Arkansas PHosriE=
On the 18TH ult, . party Of Oherokeos and Creeks
numbering eighty warriors, armed and equipped for
the occasion, marched upon Wsewoka In the semi-
mole country the North Fork Of the Canadian with
the view Of attacking negro town where there were
over an hundred able bodied men and taking num-
Der Of said negroes alleged TO be slaves of certain
Greeks and citizens Of Arkansas 1t seems the party
OF Indians camped some ten twelve miles from the
negro town intending TO go the next night and charge
upon IT, The news OF their arrival reached the
groes and they armed themselves, and sent word Of
Senance TO the Greeks, and the next day party Of
esminoies all stript aHd painted, appeared on the
opposite bank OF the creek who sent banter for a
night; Upon these eslig'rent dsmonstrations they
eohcluded TO come to psrley When last heard
from the head chiefs OF the pp-r Towns CrsskG had
repaired to the scene Of and with the chiefs
Duyal the Seminole agent to go into council This
negro town is den Of runaway slaves, where every
negro who can make his escape from Louisiana and
Arkansas is harbored IL should be broken up by the
military; some day IL will be- the cause Of serious
troubles between the different tribes and the Semi
noles well between the citizens Of Arkansas and
that tribe.-Yan Buren, (.drk) IHtsaigeneer, July
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on tuesday July ~, BY the Rev. Hugh n FLAIR. Mr.
city. ~ W ''@
On the flst July hy the Rev Or. Dowling Mr. Wa
hAt 70 mits bLsNoR Z. GaauSEA, both Of Eaelana
~ S9sey City' on the ssth Of July by the Rev Dr.
Barry Mr.. esAJEL AsaAHAas 10 Miss ii.sS.g L,r,,
both Of England
On Tus,day Jay 20, AZ Christ Church. BY the Rev
thss " halsey, Mr.. IoHr W THossG 10 Miss PuaHs
MANA daughter q Jeferson Berrisn all Of this city
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TsIcgrsphie Reports.

Atsasr, July "a, 1850
our last ha's been follovs Flour
$500 bbls wheat 900 bush corn, 600 bush Tn, a..
msnd for -four Is moderate and prices slightly f.,. ar
buyer. Corn IL not active, but we haV. NO .h.n..
20 notice The sales are bOCo bushels at e2t.e NJ,
mhed western Oats are duh ana We have no ssss Of
mportanee 10 report
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WATERINo PLACRs.

EATRrIFLD MINE HoTrL-J r. MoNNoT IN
~ forms hs ffsr ~ the pablo, that on the lsth Of
Juns Ne viii oreA he A>Fs Hste branch f.r
reser u the New Vera Hste The hotel thus Anrsusced
sss.ss ths ls.ssni vlats % rairhsis cesns.sisut
ara safe beach for bathinr h the nldst s.r-
rsunding eorntry cesbraed r The sssusry and
faeitiss for rtmantic rides and strives Trsius
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SALES BY AUCTION.

w Dumont Hosack will sen At auction, on Thursday,
August Is at II o'clock at the Merchants Exchange (un
sold sale the sailing
yacht oros Is 80 feet keel and draws only 81 inches
water newly furnished throughout, we'll found, and In
order Immediate Lies AZ the foot Of Laght street.
N. r., and can be ut any time.
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AMUsEMENTs In BROOKLYs.

QRoOKLYN MUSEUM, CORNER OF ORANGE AND
- Fulton streets-Chanfrau and Burke Proprietors j.
jackson, 1reasurerThe Lecture Room entertain ments
will every evening 81 Socock. Wednesday
ming July St 1885, benefit Of Mr. C. Burke which
will be presented the beautiful piece in three parts
titled THE HONEY M0ON-Duke AranEs, Mr.. Couldock;
yaques Mr. C. Burke Dvertisement by the Inant Family
To conclude with the laughable farce Of the VILLAGE
LAWYER-Scout, Mr. q. Burke. Admission Is Re-
served seats In pArquette, one shilling extra.
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nARIkETs EL,EwaEnr

srOCk sAfEa
bALTisqst Juiy $50 Bsitinore ss isa ir; 70
shsre. beltiuers Ohe Railroad 7t.s Isdo ia nlss
I'LL ~ 60, ferk and Cumberland kailroaL &c. 81 d.
ls'si 10 soa la lo DO. ~. ~