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Passenger sailed.

In steanskip Ohio 10, CAdgyss-John Weeks John an
forth VIM Bmitb May Smith Mrs Brown, Ars Mary Ro-
mer d Smith, l. Bennett, John Cendeman, WD Scott
BHymm Ari Hubbard. Perkins Msrmsdute Green
Win Lehusr, John Freeman. A Besp Orrck Cross w
Cross g knight w w Cozzens, w Soule. 5o1le,
Wm Mcclure, q q Gale w w Esierbrook, George
D Smith, Thomas Smith, Collins, 3 LeaVliL and 40 IN
the steersee. " =,
Guard and Mrs Edo1srd, l. Vsuxan, Oxanendi, re
dro ysdes soudrss YguAzo, Graham. byers,
T Adams N Damon. Valera. A Morgan, w Morgan
N Dsyie. Hlrschfed, w ffsvs, John Wat, and D IN
the steersge 80
Foy ChS,l,sto. and Sac iHnaA-s Forchemler, Mysr
Forchemer and lady. Mrs Howard aud family q WI
kins Mrs BrugRlns and family, Mira Carey and family
Mr. PesrselL w Eastwood, Alexander Hsib irving,
C;feeg Mrs Forckelmer, servant Perkins, B flm,
N Kenpison, T Needham. L Lowell Jones w 0alpia.
For Mo OrIeans-J Morehesd. W Bronson, Isaac dar,
6eld w Herrihsld N Forbes, Mrs seaw, Mis-, herr-
field Miss Alec MIS- Cook, Judge Buchanan, Mrs b.
ehspsp and children, Rsnd, lady and family Jno Red
Jr and lady @ Jsrqu.L Lowe. w Allen, Alex Johnson
Ii Geo Adams, MAJ @ Howard and lady, nH Bradley
and ,ervi N Pee dergrsst Bayls Harrison, Capt.
Levy w Smith. D Bidwel- Dunbar and 10 In The
Storage.
Passengers Arrived.
In ship Paetolss, Jyo~ hoele-hn North. child and
n .sip fyos Lirerpool-Mr Robinson lady and child
Richard Robinson, Mr. Lsude Mr. Atkinson and lsdy-2sl
In the steersseL
lsdy arc pTvt.
II b-io Lt4Sev Jros Chayls.t.--J II Piston.
IN sch Col SufterLsy, FROM ChdrisstoF Hansole Mrs
N White X Richards, 4 Boyde
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WhaIers.

TIE President OF Westpon NBedford, has 500 bbls
SPIN, 30 do humpback and Is do Blacklist OIL TIE yes
tes BY her were cruising 10 lat so 80 NJ Ion IS
10 sow.
~ 81 Helena let ult bark Cottonwood Stanton OF West.
sent home 200 bills SPIN.
spolsn-no eas lat Al S. lon a So Atlantic OF and fm
Nnbtucbet for Pacific
May 81. Iai q g. ION 100 ship Emily Morgan, Ever. Of
kbedlorc, mos out-oi not STA ed.
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The following table exhibits the coalition OF tos
RAMS on the 29th Dec le4o, the 30th March and
the 3Oth June, 1885,
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RorSfan Ports

Arr at Quebec Aug q. bays Eneine, (Brus) Peoplow'
Boz OF.
Al Hobart Town April 10. bsyks tgincoart Earl Grey
and Be beccs for esn Praneeo % big Wiigeon, do do.
Gid IN Launees,on March "a, np "m Neville, San
Yyhucisco
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S,TREET DEPARTMENT. No,

c,TPFET DEPARTMENT No. Hal o. hseo'I1 s>gs>ts
- 49, ~ ,sreis~i a tbs ohcs until Wesa~,szz ~ 49,
20 AZ o'eIoes pm Reguats and or.as a. ~
t,e Third 70 he s1ib aveaae Plans ~a~,r.d Ga
60 thereto can ~ had 90 Application 70 me 49,
Me- DsRart'NsA-Aas !. JOIN I. DODGE. street c0h'''
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AuE1s LAT q TO- lon 10 go sch Joreph Guest IN Norfolk
for jamaica
Aug IL lat n IS Ion 6s H. Dan brig Hsty, I'm Phiadel.
phia Tor Pon Prince.
Aug g. Ia, q IS, lon Sc IA, brig Hsyh, Cuis I'm NYork
for Pou su Prince.
Aug ls, souh shosl NHw IS miles brig Niagara from
Aug IS, lat IS lon "a ship Pyramid nom New Orleans
for Havre
Aug l6 lat &c 80 lon 70 TO- ship pubta, f Norlsans for
Liverpool.
Aug a. st =! loo 70 TO- ship Bengal. (of Boston, from
Newport W, for City Point Va
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California ys.ssl. Spoken. 90.

June n lat 10 NJ Ion I2l W. ship Raritsn Holmes frou
Boston (Feb 81 for California
No date, supposed about May III lat so TO- Ion &C. S.
ship harceus, spooner from sosion March 81 for Cali
fornis
May L.. so 43 g. Ion IT Sc, sch Mallory, Ashby I'm
New London for California
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MORRIS L. HALLOWELL 90.
i4S Markets. Philadelphia,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE pEALEn - -,
SILK AND FANCY GOODS RIBBONS, 0LVvA
LACEs, sHAwLs, &c

on goodS purchased ron as. and shipped by nofu'
aus 1mis
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asnrsRa ALsAsAc....rsIs DAT.
Gyu-Ri,es.. p scp....... 10 kooz-Rses.. 22I
HIsH wArE1....Ausun a
esrdy Hk IL loo Gov. is. u Dom Hell 1ats., Aim
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usru.,. c...yuLLY Rsrosrsp 20. YHs fan1u

MospAY, August -.
AsHEs-Are s. for Pearls u. Or Pot, with sales
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uen: Nc 60 TIE same being the report q the Coait,es
on Streets IN relation the wt6eeHg Of Walker and eKtsa-
sicn ~ Canal pts. witch was loas
The Committee Sewers presented report n favor Ok
RE spc;;on Of 2s. ST. from Hu6soa River 10
about 70 ft Yves, Of SiA avenue win an ordinance there
for, which v'4s sdopted on division, viz Atsrmafrs
AID. 0rifin Dise, Wood, Oakley. Chapman, Kelly The
President Aid Sgsth HaSs Miller, Shaw. Cook. Bari
Rrror nelsu'attg. Franklin srd Cc1cAAn-l7
The Committee 81 Ordinances presented report IN "a
Of rrovdirg sgxt accidents by the RAINING o. the
Hudson River Rsiroas s're< locomotive dumb engine
through tbs wis ordin ,hefor Aid Usdgs
r-nve refer tte SACK to III Committee ia order
ru-ndshe ordinance compelling the said rarosA company
a. rs,pfoy romPeeut cug,neer. which was carried.
c07ur9nrcat.uu IVES received ieoc the County Clerk
with statement of he ofesrs ELECTED Novenee5 1854
which directed 10 be enterTd at teasNh on the minutes
and ORDERED IN nie
AID Brilson moved 10 suspehs e rules Ia order to iskc
IN % ufaent No ~ the b~tTg the report OF tho s
rance COMMITTEES the subject M the CocEpl-rs coz
uunic son annual Tax Levy fer 1881. winch was
carried The same ~ thon con-itaSed
Aid Miller moved To amend LIE same by restoring
the su1s recommended by the Varnes Heads of Depart
me ns V hich lost di'isoa 'tz; 1frHsHfRe-Ad
Weed Oakley Chapman, the President AID Smith, Hs%s,
Cock Bari 6riuon, Desmster Franks Conck.ie-i4
AID Shaw moved 10 smeDd the sars by striking OCT
l6 III n" in the ordinance, and inserting IN lies etFo-
%; The lam s.ked for by tire Board OF Edlcslioa
ing 10 tie srn, Of $5S7a6 n which was lost dlvt'
sion viz Iesi7mt,te-Ald Kelly Miller, Staw-S. Mega
tre-Ad. 6riffn. Dodge. Wood, Oakley, Chapman. the
President, AID Smith, HAVE Cock, Bard, Briiion, DeiH
The question then isk EN- the Ordinances as recon-
meuded by ne Finance Committee, snd the 1alae was
adopted on advisor. viz .4sradtse-Ald GrttAa Dodge,
Wood Oskey Chapman, the President Aid. Smith, Haws,
NegGtte AID Kelly, Miller. Sha~-S,
Aid. Wood moved thai when tho Bosrd sdIourus Il VIII
sjjourn tomorrow, l9Ih Inst al 0clocFP "a.
On motion the Board then sd ,ogTned ,,-,>,,,
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Of the outoass, degraded end the forsaken The
Lcrd loveth cheerful giver
The collection and subscriptions for the year 1851
were hen taken.
The Choir sang shymn, eecompanied By the au'
The Precedent announced the absence Of Rev.
Mr.. Platte who had been announced as one OF
the speakers Of the evening.
Society, made few remarks in support 81 the
objects and aims of the Tract orssaSsa:ior. He
referred particularly to the inpcs'sions penc
tced upon Immigrants arriving aE this port,
and bore down with considerable sevsrisy upon
the class Of runnersof a number OF whose NAL
practices he adduced some striking instances. II
invoked the active cooperation os christians toput
6 stop to the evil.
The Choir snd congregation ioioed in singing
hymn. and after the Benedictiou. the audience
disnerse6
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LADIES FAIRs.-The Ladies connected with
Rev Mr.. Jacobuss Church, in process of erection
on the corner Of Clinton and Resmen SITS. will hold
a leyee at their new Lecture Room on Thursday
and Friday of this week.
The Ladies of Rev. Mr.. Kennedy's Church.,
corner of Clinton and Pacific SITS. will hold F air
on Thursday and Friday of this week.
The Ladies of the Church of the Assumption
held Bazaar and Festival, for the Relief of the
Poor, yesterday afternoon and evening at Monta-
que Hall Court st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

.,.,e under the discouragements Of Free Trade
gu British rivalry, and curtailing their business
!. ~ Consequence thereof is absurd. II the old es
,.hIisbments cannot flourish and prosper, new
,,es will not spring up and we must ooh to some
Kin. s;ne beside our waterfalls to cause oar census,
!. The end of the next ten years, to show result
I which we can be more proud than that OF 1850.
Il is time that the true interests Of our State
lOuld be above mere partisan politics, and that
sop of the Tariff Of 1916 as shall tend to give our
:,ate that position aud Importance, especially in
Tsnufactures, for which nature has SO emnentIy
Ated her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

r. The n. Y. AcADEHr OF EDUcATIos at It's
late meeting. completed all its arrangements for
the course Of lessons in German, to be given gra-
tutaously by Prof. T. Glaubensklee to all male
teachers of this City and such as are preparing to
be teachers The class formed, and such as may
wish to join, invited to meet for the first leg
son on the evening Of Monday the a3d inst at i
O'Clock P N in the small chapel of the Union
Theological Seminary. No Q University place
which room has been permanently secured for the
use Of the class until the course shall be finished.
PASSENGERS IN THE SLoMAS-A CARD The
undersigned is gratifed to be able to inform those
Of his fenew.citizen who have SO generously con-
tfibuted their donations for the relief OF the pas
sengers taken from the wreck Of the Helena Slo-
man, that the amount received by him, together
with the large collection made by the consignees
OF the h Soman, have provided amply sufficient
for the relief of the sufferers. No further dona
tions will now be received The liberal supply OF
clothing sent in has been carefully distributed
ard were most valuable and timely donations
The greater number of the passengers referred to
have lett the City well provided and are now on
their way to their friends and relations in the in
terror. W =. Il. MAXWELL, Il " aii-st
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SUrREME CoURT OF THE MTEp Sr3IEs.--
Washington, 11esdaH Dee Z, $50 Present IS
yesterday j. j. coom6s Esq; Of One 10; was 9 at
@ted Af95ney and Counsellor i, o. TINS , ooa5.
No. rs G J. Gqyl?F ct al Ilantlls 5 error r. Vs.
.. q, ldgr rms caQze was ei5tJl u.
0Qylet lor lne .slhIHs N -. el'9 5af anu ~ sa
eo o5 H" 70, 81 eot;ts u error
no. ~ : D. Fres5p et IT, al.l,iis - 10 " -.
Chas BEaGken las cause vas SUOMI b 10 S9
SouFt o." iae rsF"t IN 55r4 ,d M b ~ aI
nay o tb t9 efsn5af IN error M 70 iob1 Nc
MIR Ilsintitr in error ~. / Batty ct al. This
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

ARREST OF SUPPOSED MURDERER.-A Por
tugUese named John Kearns, seaman residing
at 1913 Fr0nt-st was arrested on Tuesday night by
officers Dillingham; and Wldey of the Seventh
Ward. on complaint of an Irishwoman named
Mary Collins, who under oath states that on the
night of the 18th of March lastthe accused caused
the death of man named Michael Laren, by
stabbing him five times in the breast and side
inhicting wounds causing his death in about
twentv-four hours after She also stated that on
the night Of the occurrence she and one Mary Nc
Caffrey were walking with the deceased in Scam
mest and when on the corner of Monroest
Kearns overlook them, the sidewalkway was
very narrow, and choosing not to step oil himself,
he ordered deceased to do so, who declined com
PLYING with the demand as he had females with
him Kearns then ran forward several feet, but
instantly returned, grappled the deceased and in.
ficted the fatal wounds. The witness stated that
from the time of the occurrence till about three
months since, she had not seen Kearnsi at that
time she saw him at the house he now resides in,
and at once recognized him as the murderer OF La
rem She states as reason for not having pre-
ferred a complaint against him before, that she is
q widow with three children, and lives IN the
same house with him. She says of late she has
felt constrained from sense OF duty and justice
to lay the matter before the authorities. Mrs
Kearns the wife of the accused states that of
late she and her husband have had some difficulty
together, and alleges this to be the origin of the
charge against her husband The accused was
committed to prison by Justice Mounttort to await
further developments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

ASSAULT WITH q KNIFE.-A man named Jer-
emiah Williams was yesterday arrested by off.
Ger Maher of the Fourth Ward on charge of
atabbing Edward Mcdonnell in the face with
place at rum hole in the Fourth Ward where a
quarrel arose between the two. Williams was
committed by Justice Lothrop and the injured
man was sent to the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

IL L aides in want of Dry Goods for the Ho
days may be accommodated in quality and price the
Bowery Savings Store l26 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

COUNSEL FEEs.-The report approving the fees
Tor opening Smith Ninth and Seventh SITS has been
reconsidored by the Board of Trustees, and re-
ferred to Committee.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

HIGHWAY RoBnERY.-As Mr.. II. Wellington
was passing the corner of North Fourth and Sc
cond SITS about II o'clock Sunday night, he was
accosted by two men, who inquired the way to
the Ferry, and also as to the time. He told them
the former. They then attempted to knock him
down, but he ran They overlook him, and tore
from him his watch and escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

HoY0RADLY DIsoHARcED.-Mr Peter Gilligan,
whose arrest Yves noticed in yesterdays paper
on charge of receiving stolen goods, was yester'
day examined before Justice McGrath, and the
charge proved to be totally without foundation.
He was, therefore, honorably discharged by the
magistrate.
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Posi- Once OperntIons.


The POSTMASTER GENERAL has established lie following
Post Offices for The week ending December "a, 1850
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Total. 1890

Observation-Disclosures SECTION l5THwARD.
lumber OF Inhabitants. ,23
Deaths curing year ending June l. g50.,..,....... 2G
lumber Of productive establishments .............. 70
Humber OF horses, ~ ownersl 478
thIttlON VI 3OU,USo
The above Eastern Section Of the Fifteenth
w ard is bounded North by Fourteenth-st. East
by Fourthayenue and the Bowery, South by
Wooster st and University.place. A singular
feature in the return is that there are Church seats
for third more than the entire population Of the
district
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

Office County State Postmaster
Cbstioue Valley Aileganv lin Y JOhn II Ross.
Alisona ...... Frank 49,. Tenn ~ A Rgwirs,
Walnut HIl iFayetle ....... Nv =. A A Patterson.
Bur Oak. .....,. Mercer No ID NJ. SGllee.
Recommendations Ararat Orange Co y. c.; War
renon. Gibson Co la.
NGME CnSNcED-Rum Greek, soddard Co Mo.-nane
changed 10 Oho.r
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ADVERTISEMENT

NlDLo s.-The graceful Miss BERrIN takes q
Benefit this evening. mnzplm OF course
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

SUrREME CouRr.--General ,Tsrm-B ofore
Judges Edmonds, Edwards and Mitchell Eles-
nor D. Constantine agst Cornelius Van Wlnele.
In relation to property 1872 Fulton st the ques-
ton being principally whether deed OF VaR
Wrinkle and wife in 1860 was valid, not having
been acknowledged Argument was heard. Mr..
Z. Sanford for respondent and Mr.. Dodley Field
for annelant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
TcomMUncArEpI

BARSUM's MUsEUM.-Inmensely popular is
The Curates Daughter The people crowd to see it
lis played every evening now, such IS the intense de-
mand to witness it, AZ moral play has no superior
and the respectable part OF citizens praise it very
warmly. Afternoon performances are also very fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

ROBBERY Al me Howard HorzL.-About 20
&c the boarders rooms at the Howard Hotel, cor
ner of Broadway ard Maidenlaine. were entered
~ false KEYS on Tuesday night and robbed OF
money, clothing, iewelry, &c amounting IN all to
several thousand dollars worth, with which the
nernetrators escaped Suspicion rests on no per-
son In particular, and arrests have been made.
Aorturr TO CoNMII SUICIDE On Tuesday
,ieb, a man named VIM Griffin attempted to
dTs,roy himself by plunging into the DOCK foot OF
Doyrr.st r. II. He was, howevcr, observed 5y
. bootnsu. who rescued him. and conveyed h'''
N ,bc Feurth Wsrd Station Ho1se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
Ann;vs rsarv OF the City Tract Society.

The Twenty fourth Anniversary Of the New
York City Tract Society, and the Twenty eighth
of the Female Branch, was celebrated at the
Broadway Tabernacle last evening, The Presi
dent, Rev. Dr.. DE- WITT, presided and opened
the proceedings with Prayer.
The Treasurers Annual Report was read by
Vim. Walker, Esq. We annex trbular state
menz of toe financial condition of The Society aud
ts Branch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

to keep still about it. Information vas sent by
telegraph TO the Chief of Police at New.York,
concerning the arrest The prisoners will proba
bly, be detained to await an Executive warrant
from the Governor of New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

PHoSoGRAPHIc MEETING AT CLINTON HALL
The meeting last evening at Clinton Hall was
spirited affair Addresses were delivered by s.
P. Andrews, T. C. Leland and C. Edwards Les
ter on Photography and its practical uses, espe
clally in commerce. In addition to the regular
class of the Mercantile Library Association,
large class was formed by Mr. Leland from out
siders," who could not be admitted under the
rules to the regular class.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
COMMON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Board Of Aldermen.

ADJoURNED MEETING. .wrsssio4t, Des Is. $3.50.
Prrsent.-MoRGAN MoRGAss, Esq. President,
Aid. GIlfiV. Dodge, Wood. Oakley. Chapmsa, Kelly,
Smith Hsws. Miller Shaw Cook Bard Brit!0n, peams-
ter. Franklin Corcklr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

GRAND LARcENY--Alex. Z. Kinernel, OF No.
122 Frst.ayeuue, yesterday appeared before
Justice McGrath, and preferred a complaint
against Henry Bameman and Christian Cute,
cRareisg them with having on the 9th inst enter
ed his dwelling and stolen theretrom leweiTy,
clotbips. &c. to the value Of S4o3 ~ portion OF
which was found in their possession at the time
of their arrest They were committed for ex
nnninnt ION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

~ About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
young man coming to this City on the South Fer
ry boat NewYork attempted to shoot himself
with pistol, and then fell or jumped overheard.
We heard at first that he was both shot and
drowned; bnt atterward it appeared that he was
rescued from the water, and that he had received
no material injury from the shot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
CITY ITEMS.

pROPER1Y-l5TH WARD.
sea Estate for the whole Ward. J7} 500 90
Personal Estate for the whole Ward......... 453f0i 90
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

sale of an equal number at A. s. White &
Co.'S penthouse, at Je~fsrsonville. at 50 80.
Several buyers are offering So 10 net, for
heavy hogs.-Lou. Cour.
Hoes.--Ssles this morning 10 White,
Cunningham& Co., $40 head, to average
1855 lbs, at % 50.-EMadison Cour.
PoRx.-The merchants Of our place are
nov making preparations to pack Potk:on .
large scale. The price Of pork has hardly
yet been settled upon. The buyers lsfsg
90 90, but The farmers do not seem dispos-
ed to take less than 90. As the packing
commences, the price viii ptobaly be about
|$s 75--s isass. present prospects lead u 70
think se.-[Csnton Register Of the SD
Inst. - - .0'r ii'
Hoes IN THE WEsr.-Ths Cincinnati
tPrica Current publishes . statement Of the
number Of hogs assessed in IS counties,
which shows adefciency Of 2l6,0OO head,
compared with last year.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27
AMERICAN NDTBE,...,: =

On VIas sssdsbstpza Masn & Second, 81. iiLOsis'
The above Hotel, rebuis, tkerssghay rem.
1SsEl ovassd, reftted, and furnished. with entire
saa.new furniture, with large and convenient
additions,"w vas opened BY the subscriber for the
accommodation of transient and permsnens board
The location is desirable, being situated in the
ofthe most extensive mercantile portion Of
the city, and equally convenient TO the Levee.-
The house, with its new additions, contains large
and airy rooms, sufficient for ffs accommodation o.
two hundred guests, with dining room Of aufficienf
size to seat comfortably the above number:
It is the determination cfthe proprietor, to make
ftequal in every respect to any house in the city
EaaA hopes by the ~ssYictest attention to the best in
Of his guests, to merit q liberal share Of pat
lronage.
MIG v. GEORGE WOOD.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to creditors and 9TH
Ae er perssns interested In the estate Of Christie
lpher Kelly, deceased, that ! took possession Of
said estate on the 18th day Of November 1850.
All persons indebted 70 said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment, and them having
demands against said estate, are requested to pre-
and If not presented within three years from said
date they win be forever barred from the besGfls
of said estate. = ,Asf
II. G. EDWARDS,
Pub. Admir- for Pike County, having in charge the
estate of Christopher Kelly deed.
l. Nov. 25th 1850. SW-
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27
Great E~xtravagance.

4 Have Just received and am now opening 2 BOyG
L and splendid assortment Of FURNITURE,
composed Of Dress and plain Mahogany and Wal:
not front Bureaus; low post and teaster Bedsteads,
cane seat, French and common Chairs, Work
Stands, Wash Stands and Candle Stands, Lounges
and Matrasses, Presses, Rocking Chain, Cribs,
and other articles too tedious 10 mention, which
will sell cheaper than Furniture ever has been
sold In this place 1t regular business.
Please call ct the old stand Of Bsiee & Young,
IN Bartlett's Row, on Georgia street, and judge
for yourselves. Leave your credit at home, and
bring your money OF produce, and will insure
you . bargain.
Old furniture repaired on reasonable terms, Of
new made to order. J. YOUNG.
Louisiana, Nov. 18th, ls5O.-ly.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

| rFsrmen! Ponder well over the thousand
accidents that daily befSIl horses aOdestsle, which
oAen; render thsm useless for life; when, Il you
would make TIA point to..aiways keep on hand H.
G. Fsrrsl's Arabian Liniment, you could have the
animal cured in q few days; and thus not only save
time, but you would avoid the risk Of losing the
creature altogether. See advertisement.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-27

.sjAsH FORT Ekcf;on.-It Is nov settled
bsSsad AAeSbt, that w. Hunt, (whig,) is
eisctsd Governor Of New York. His ma.
jccis, vii say Eiktle FROM 50-av very small
feasa nj estsaof some 100000 votes
The Demeersts elect their Lieutenant Gov
Gsnor By ever-6ye0o majority, and their CO.
aDsaCsimiss;sesr By ssema.2oe- OF 300'S,--
-EAsS- else eject their ether State officers