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SuPr44Y V~&rs kSoPVHs8s |
Paradise, Lausasm q Co. vs. Sun Insurance
OGce, ct al. "A master of ship lost is compe-
tent witness for the owners against the underwrt-
ers, though the defence is the barratry of the
witness.
The statement of the master, in the form of a
protest. is the preliminary proof, and there seems
to be an Inconsistency in fefasing to hear him
afterwards on the stand as witness Where a
witness is first asked as to the general reputation
of person, he may be afterwards asked whether
he would believe such person on oath Before
evidence can be introduced of the declarations of
witness differing from those made on the stand he
must be first INTERCEPTED in relation to them, and
opportunity given him of explaining the contra
dctions. When a commercial house make ad- |
vances, and come under acceptances, on account |
of ships outfit, and take an assignment of the
freight list and policy, and their interest continues
down to the loss Of the ship, they must be con- |
sidered as having an lnsurable interest in the
freight, the subject matter Of the insurance. eve
incline to the opinion that policy on freight. 60
non,ins, may be considered as covering such an
interest," although the question is not entirely free
from difficulty. But in this case the evidence
shows that the insurance was feced for the bene-
fit of Knapp and the assignment of the policy only
cannot be permitted to escape from the liability OF
| barratry, upon the ground that they had insured
their interest, and were not the owners of the
vessel. The policies, even if in part for their ben
eft, are indivisible, and the plaintiffs cannot re-
cover even to the extent of their interest The de-
'e'ce Vi oa''a,iy'" soou "s"'ns' hhapp' y gooo
against them"
The Judge should have charged that if the jury
oeiieVeu 'he po'icy was e"o''eu as a"eeeo ny Pc
''''he,'' ~ 'o',i "e y, " a"'''o' Law
| .a'o' " w. ""u y, A"npp' ~ eo.ce'
"s pa''a"y app'ieu ",.N9 ~ oo'' anu ,i"' ',e
'os' was ny oa'ia"y Vi "o '"P'""' "oi"e' 'o'''
feo r' =,
| "o ''s '
MOI 10 uepe"u on '"e 'au' " 'Ae "'o'' =" ,'s yes
'"e' "a' ~ ITO W ~
''''' winch was AZ 'ne mn ~ "s '"e .ns'
ra.'e' ''o 1911 ma IN ne' - .I RI -
p'p'' D1N' 49, .,,' IS ~
a0'o'us " '"e u''' -
po.' VI oepai'u'e 10 'eo,.N y ''e 1'h'''
faoo'i' eha' II 10 so"e sn'ns app'e.'"'u , Wy JUN
Pd'ues At 'he ''he VI 'ne eo""'o' Ane 'ne''y
"h'ch likes me value a''o'u"s - INC 'o'e's" mar
Set a' the arrival Vi inc snip "n'a''
70 DC ooho'i'"' " Instant "i0
conHnse"o'es
put tue Couit ny no means ie'osnAe INC Pro-
priety of estimating the freight on bricks at $l37
per thousand.
The cause is demanded in consequence of the
inability to agree with the District Judge upon two
imoortant points But upon the substantial merits
, of tho ease thew are not satisfied to affirm the
;,dn,a,,
8. IT,. n,;rfr, m,,sss;or ,b,, tho confederation
s,.n No, occidental ,,biob rssted mon
, ~
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TELEGRAPHfC.
News by the steamer Baltic.

News by the steamer bauhcs
LOUISVILLE May 26.-At New York, on the
vious three days amounted to 10, 900 bales. Sugar
was active. Bacon steady; hams dull lard firm
at previous advances.
CoAsols steady at 97t to 97t. breadstnus
improved: large sales Of -four at sxpence to shil-
ling advance.
The Kafir war continues. Picayune
New YORK, May 25-Ths Worlds Fair--I'-
fug of California Goid.-The general intelligence
by the Baltic is not important, though some Por-
tons of it possess degree Of interest.
In London, the Worlds Fair continues to draw
immense crowds, but the rush to the Crystal Pal
ace is hardly great as it was during the hrs four
or i've days. The average daily receipts for admis-
sions have atery been about ESQ.
An immense amount Of gold from California has
been received, the greater portion OF which comes
to the consignment of the Bank OF England
ENGLAND, Austria, and the Germanic Confed-
sratioH-Letters from Vienna state that the Aus
trian Government has received dispatches from
England, conserving to the admittance OF all the
Austrian provinces into the Germanlc Confederation
on certain conditions involving the assent OF the
State Government to the public government CUES
ton. This Is obscure, to say the least OF It, Eds
This, if true. is tantamount to the withdrawal Of
the protest made a short time since.
The Prussian Parliament was prorogued on the
9th inst.
France-National Assembly Vice President
Income Ta1,-Messrs Lalerous and Benjoist z,
offered to the legitmsts their candidates 10
| the Vice Presidency of the National Assembly.
M. Louis de la Drour has introduced into tn
Assembly proposition for an income TAX, sim'la
in its provisions the English impost of that name
Portugal -Saldanha's Nsw Ministry.-A
| aid-de.camp of the Duke de Saldanha arrived a
| Lisbon the ID lust, and in an interview wit
| the Queen, submitted to her the Duke s nomina
tons for Ministry. They are as follows
Duke de Saldanha, President Passare, Ministe
of the Interior; Saraba, Minister Of Foreign Al
fairs; Ferreraro, Minister of Justice.
A report had reached Paris that the King OF Ma
Piles dead. The news had not been confrme
at the date Of the latest dispatches but It was gen
orally credited, and is probably true. delta.
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VIRGINIA AND FREE NEGRoEs-The Virginia
Colonization Society's agent has received 300 ap-
plicatons from free negroes to go to Liberia A
portion will be sent by the next expedition.
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Boardof Administration Of ne French b"fSonnf Socsy'
To Mr. G. CAToIR-D ear Sir take pleasure in inform
has .ccered with gratitude your kind aud offer
committee appointed Tor the purpose oil des"s WIN
Won the proper taken carry out your
views This committee will meet you whenever su" S' e
,eu,euce am Sir, very respectfully yourI
''' JOSEPH soUTRA, Secretary:
~,-- ~. o, 1851 my26
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LIFE lNsuRANcE.-A case has just come under
our notice that strikingly exemplihes the advan-
tages OF this practice. A bought oil lot OF
ground Tor $4,000, payable upon the death OF b,
interest payable quarterly. A improved the lot,
and it is now worth say, S25, 900. In order, how
ever, not to be taken unawares by the unexpected
death of B, A insured BIS life for $4,000 Yester-
day b died, and the payment of the $4,000 falls
upon the insurance company, and not upon A, and
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Mr.. T. Blount was killed at Port Hudson, in this
State, on Sunday, the 18th, by the cavlng In OF a
sand bank under which he was at work.
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New ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD.
Books for subscription to stock were opened in
Baton Rouge on Monday. the l9th On Wednes
day, one thousand shares had been taken This is
$4,000. Since then, the list has increased very
much. There is a good feeling to subscribe
among men Of limited means but good judgment.
Baton Rouge is alb to do its share Of the work,
On Monday, the 10Th, the day on which the
books were opened, Gen. Jos. Barn,rd, d. ID
Avery, j. M. Brunot and w. s. Pike were ap.
pointed committee to correspond with the perma-
nent committee in Neworleans and lay such facts
before it as they may deem useful in furtherng the
project Of the road.
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NAvAL-The United States steamer Vixen
niled from the Washington Navy Yard. on the
1oiA instant for, it is understood, the Gulf of
Mckee.
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TINE LKATI CoscERr.--Thb entertainment promises to
be Of the most brilliant ef the TIE musical
strength If the sepgased except particular protege
Mons Mayer. We regret that Mr. Leaf has no, engaged
bis service o. we know that many extremely
anxious that he should appear before The foot lights
Tbs concert take place the night selected by Pa
eide fos his bsnet We learn that Mr. Leaf, changed his
nigh to avoid this collision but luck would have
it, they agaiu together to the injury of both. Il
not b. expected however. that Mr. Lea should change
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the interest upon the principal ceases A has paid
5000 year premiums Of Insurance. for five
years. [American Telegraph.
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Macon Journal and Messenger informs us that on
the evening of Monday, the 18th, while Colonel
Moughon, of Baldwin, was riding in the street
with Colonel Joseph Bond, the horse took fright,
ran away, and dashed The buggy first against
rock, then against tree, throwing out both gen
tlemen. Colon Bond was not hurt but Colonel
Moughon it is feared is very seriously, if NOT NOR
tally injured.
As the Journal going to press. 1t learned
that his extremely critical, and that, IN
consequence of his age and infrmi,ie, it would be
almost impossible for him to recover. He is very
amiable and highly respected gentleman, and his
loss would be most deeply and universally re-
GREETED
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ARMORY HALL.
NJ. COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT srix-
AN ITO. &alElEa
5sK Mime. and Mr.. Leati. R4l1


KEY Mime. and Mr.. Leati. W.
~ ey- The friends Of Nine and Mr.. Leat HI~
and the public generally respectfully informed that the
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT. rendered them PRIOR to .he'r
depar ure Europe will take at the above Han on
TUESDAY EVENING. May 81, on which occasion the
following Artistes will appear
Nine. LEATI, Mr.. LEATI,
Mons PoTHoNIER, Signor BIANcHl.
IF An AMATEUR FLuTIsT of this city has also kindly
rendered his valuable assistance.
PRoGRAMME-Part j.
Duet-Mr and Nine Lesti-'' La CT daIem
la man" .............................' hozHt-
Grandes varia ions Biliantes sur Pair f4vo
RE, INA Fanchete eharmants
par Nons. fothoher
BaIad-Mr Leati-" My Boy hoods Home y. Rookie
Ars-Mme Leat--" Casta Diva. ........ Belini.
mar Mons G. Wyuen
Ada-Mr. Leau-' vi ravisso '............ Bellni.
Part |.
Pastoral Melody, % II r'tomo ALA montag
na" with Clarionette obhl'gato, CON-
posed expressly for Mile Jenny Lind by
s;gnor Gabici, and sung COr the frst
tins in publc) by NINE. beatl'
Dino Coucertante. for FlEle and Piano Forte,
by ...A An Amateur of this city and Signor Bianchi
Scotch Song =" Bruces Address TO his
Army MI Leau'
Grsndes variations pour Yerowa Soomo,
(wood and straw nstrumentO execute
.mohs'C. Ssyhrh
Duet--Mr and Nine. Leati-" The Syren
and Friar' ................-...........E Emanuel.
Scotch sons-Mme Leat' Comm thro the rye tby desire
ev~ Tickets a. to be had from Mesrs. Tyler Hewitt
Mayo Parsons Morgan (pos- office, } and the door
eTs- Doors open at O'Clock. Concert at
o'clock. myA
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rLAciDE's BENEFr.-For two years. Placde has given
the semsn the Of this theatre for their celebration.
and clear benefit The evening Of February e. Of the
best mis- hts Of the The fremen be ou,done
de him abens6t tonight. which have doubt will I'll
ths houss The ladies and gentlemen of the company
vountsse their ssrvicssanohsr gratifying compliment
thu mNnarer Fse A
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M ADA NJ n, DUVELI

r, ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies Gentlemen OF New
IL Just from Europe, and he
suited residence OF Od Levee aud Espanao
opposite Mint the Present. Past and Future events
NJ Consultations Gentlemen 81 Ladies Soc ms.I st.
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Judge Belts, OF the U. S. District Court at New
York, in his charge to the Grand Jury, was very
decided in relation to those who were arrested in
that city, lately, charges connected with ar
armed expedition and Cuba.
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NJ On and SATURDAY 2i,h ius, Fare by the Mail
Canal Line Of Bay st Louis Pass Christian, mis-
sis,pp City aud Biloxi will be tas Iormery In summs two
dollars. my24 R GEDDES Agent.
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Wv MusIc.-"e have Just rece we'd, from our friends
~ Hewitt, 80 Camp street, fine selection of new and
oeautfu Music. amongt which may be found the following
peces well adopted the of the present viz
Go here Honor Or the csIebrsied Ricc Waltz as Gang
with surh great by ssnora Parodi concerts in
this city; Paod Polka; Drinking Song. from Macbeth by
Verdi Rsmnsceare OF the Jenny Lind Concerts, fan
on The @ ebra,ed air Of Lula Popa del mo brick Good
Bye Folks; Sleigh Ride Polka Souvenir de Venne; Waltz
sysnns and fantase the opera Of the Bohemian Girl
eli three BY Strakorch
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The PRESIDENT AT BUFFALo--President Fill
more was received at Buffalo by immense mill
tary and civic procession. A dispatch says:
"The public, as well as many private houses,
We're tasteiully decorated, also the shipping
in the harbor great numbers OF the old friends and
constituents Of Mr.. Fillmore, came flocking into
town, and every side joyous and patriotic
feeling manifested
"Until three P. M, the crowd visibly in
creased the tide flowed in from the country towns
of old Erie, and sweed, by canal and railroads,
until it became evident that this be the most
public demonstration witnessed in our city, OF
in Western NewYork.
During the progress of the procession, the
President every where hailed with tokens o.
respect and esteem, well from the ladies', whose
fair faces and waving handkerchiefs filed the win.
dows, from the crowd of citizens who cheered
him from the streets"
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THE ELECTRICAL FEBR1FUGE, or
Speeds Fever Tonic.
~ The greatest discovery OF the age. ty which
FEVERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES.
from whatever cause produce called, be enectr-
ally and permanently cured, in from
TWO TO TWENTY HOURSl
ia perfectly operation scarcely per-
oepube-snd
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
lust what promises, if the directions are followed
descriptive Sheet setting forth is mert' and containing
references highest respct.by from planters phyc'n'
aud dtng all through the South sho have used ana
thoroughly properties eau on u.s. or any oil our ha
agents
Pr,ce per bottle bottles for Five Dollars ons
bottle contsin sufficient for from cases
II Prepared only by A. KENDALL a. CO., ~ magazine !"
For sale by Druggists, and dealers generally
ssr Connunc atoms prompty attended my23 Am 2dp
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ID lie d.:

Died.:
this Monday morning. 26th inst. CATHERINE,
years, the wife OF D. Corcoan of the editors oil
the Delta
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Going Worth.

friends call and leave their Measure
with us for the T supply Of FALL WINTER CLOTHING,
Persons the North this have The Clothing
ready for upon arrival in New York by leaving then
with article shall de in the latest style
Of workmanship ard il satisfactory be taken.
parne will New York, and will pay
personal attention all n'rultsd to him.
Neu York will find kuse ll2 Fulton street
ms I'm Zip MONTROSS g. STILWELL.
II The elegant and ,~ senger packet sss
MOHAWK, Capt. J. +. A. Boyle will leave THIS DAY
ne 27th INST at O'Clock p Nj Cai Memphis.
r. B SMITH, II Pnyd,as
my27 J.. K SHAW g. co. "a Poydrss ST.
eR The elegant passenger packet BELLE
KEY Capt Louisville Evansville, Psdu' alb
anu Memphis landings THIS DAY the GIN
lost at o'clocs, ?. B. SMITH, II Poy ras
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New ORLEANS, May u, lSoi
Messrs CALDWELL, BALDWIN, MARKS, ANDREWS and
oher. Gentlemen. Permit the Of Madame 'EAll
and myself to express you pleasure shall have III
onpx with your very aaterns equson and also
of the honor upon such testimonial OF your est EN-
If agreeable 90 you would beg TUESDAY EVENiN"
next the Armory Hall, (Which ha. been snus e
dered us for the genenay proprietor Mi SCOTT
Tomorrow self the pessu of handing you 'he
prosramms Again thanking you am Gentlemen,
my22 yours unF "hN'''
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Sherman, PiersOM r. Co.,


MAGAZINE ST., Corner of Canal,
e Respectfully call the of the public to their
fine stock of SUMMER CLOTHING, manufactured es
prey for CT Rea Trade which they prepared to sell
at ex Iremey low prices.
Black Merino and Cashmeret Frocks;
Colored Alpaca and Casnmeret FTocks
Super Black French Merlno Dress Goats;
I'rab, Blue, Pearl and Black Ca,hmeret Sacs;
Black and Coioed Alpaca Sacs and Office Coats
Black and Dfab Alpaca Cerr0 Gordo Coaees;
Fancy striped and Brown Linen Sacs and Paetots;
Super Fancy China Six Sacs and style Paletots.
PANTS.
Black French Merino, Alpaca and Cashmeret Pants;
Brown, striped, and Fancy Linen Dnli Pants
Dab Pongee and White Linen Drill pants;
Real Nankeen and Bell Striped L nen Pants;
blue French and Fancy COtonade Pants.
VESTS.
Super Figured Black and Fancy Greuadne Silk Vests;
Plain and Fancy Linen and Marse,lles Vests
SUPER White Embroidered Marseilles Vests;
Butt and White Marseies Vests;
Fancy Silk Gossamer Vests.
zee.
\ fine assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods; Linen
and White Jean Drawers Linen and Co, Shirts Cotton
Ne, Under Shirts and Drawers Gauze Merno. do ; Six
and Linen Gloves snspenders Bingham aud Silk Crava
Hosiery, etc.
SJs- Please call and examine.
spa2 81 aw -pG SHERMAN, PIEHsOS Il co.
NXTANrED-A Wet Nurse, to take charge of a
without child and who come well reconm nded
nd permanent situation by applying the Treasu er's
Office, Second Municipal ty. myN
WANTED-A Lady, who has some experience
w in teaching and Tho has Just completed an engage
ment, is desrIus of cement, either in school
ismily She competent TO instruct in the sound
branches OF English education Also French and susie
and Instrumental Her method of instruction has
spprova superior Judges and devoes Of heI
attention To forming the character and habits OF the yonn1
comm ted her She would have nbec-
ton go The country Address K box P, "a. q lw
NEW MUSIC:s NEW MUSIC.
TYLER ~ HEWITT, Piano Forte and Music
l. Store 80 Camp rect have just received firm r,z7s
he North Five Hundred New Pieces o. MU- EdeN
SIC, from various composers, and suitable 10 play Xz
of all grades Among these pieces be found AlS
the following beautiful compOsii ms, "a
"prink,ng Song" from Macbeth, by Verdi the eee
brated g Ricc Wstz, with such success a
The 81. Chares Theatre by signora Pao Faptasie Q,
Parod Polka tghds P3ka;" F.nasis from a., tn
all by Surskoseh. Good bye polka:' Mysostis Polka;
:" Mountain Daisy. Jety TTeffz's song; PolRas
Marches, Watzes, Songs operate Sketches etc IN giea
quantities.
eV Musical Merchandise of all kinds. =.
mya7 Tyler 4 HEWITT, 80 Camp street
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!: 4:
n,M GEN w HuBBEI.I Secretary.
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MONTROss & sTILWELL.


M IL TIE members mus ~ ge quese! 70 attend
4 ~ stated maetiug W WEDNESDAY Fveuu z, May 81 at
ha-past7 O'Clock at Hail, Baronne and
Members requested 10 be puncua and whiting
ethren Isternally invited. BY order
myz7 r. A. DENTLEL, Secretary.
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RISE IN THE MIssoURL-The officers of the
steamer Alton, in yesterday morning, report 10
feet water in the channel of the Missouri, snd still
rising rapidly. The whole river was covered with
heavy drift. The swell is said to be altogether
from recent heavy rains. Boats down from Gale
ma report the upper Mississippi rising from St
letters to this city, and from every appearance, a
very full river may be expected opposite this city
in a few days. [St. Louis Int. 18th.
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TRIAL FOR RoBBlNG TIE Posi- OFFICE We
learn from the Savannah News, that on Saturday,
The l7h inst, Henry B. Kimbrough, young man
from Columbus, Ga, was arraigned for trial before
the United States Court at Savannah, Judge
Nicholl presiding, charged with robbing the Post
Office of package containing six thousand dollars
in notes of the Cheraw Bank, in South Carolina,
The commission Of the crime was not disputed, as
the prisoner, Immediately on his arrest, confessed
his guilt and delivered to the Post Office Agent the
amount which he took, with The exception of few
hundred dollars, afterwards refunded by his friends
The defence of insanity was raised and witnesses
were produced to subsiantiale the ground that the
prisoners mind had been impaired.
We understand from the Republican, that the
jury were unable to agree on verdict in this case,
and that consequently they were discharged The
jury had been out from seven o'clock Saturday
ey ening until two P. Nj. Sunday.
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NEW MUsIC.,,NEW MUSIC.


THE bove reward will be paid for the oe,ss,y
L of LIGHT YELLOW COW. which J2&HR
s'rayed from premises about ten days inc oaN
One horn was very much rocked over her face. 40
a. she had r small cord attached to PEI my ~ 11,Y
aud fresh bag OF milk VIZ .nd w ashi ,g,on
myT 2ts lamp St, bet. SIX" e
ESCAPED from the Second Mu"'c'pa'"y once
Wi rIson nis mo,nW r. Moore. Said slave is ~
dark ~ IT. has hi h cheek bones very tons rs
about feet inches hieh and aseu aooo' A1
New orleans. May 70. 1871. yUoRREJI w.,dor
my27 y. :.
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Clearing Out Safe.
nr The public is that The prices OF Goods al
SIMPSONS, SO Canal street,
der usual but and after MONDAY
the inst a reduction
fully TWENTY PER CENT below those prices
This exceedingly large and we'll selected embracing
EVERY VARIETY OF FANCY, HOUSEHOLD and
PLANTATION DRY GOODS,
And being POSITIVELY DETERMINED to run it of i'm
fnedaey, 5 evidently
THE INTEREST OF ALL
who with good selection, delay their parchases
The brgaDs offered this will he frequently
easel articles which
purchasers will extend through the
Entire Stock,
from the PICAYUNE CALICO the Magnificent Fssrc.
G. M. SIMPSON,
my2S 81 2dp so CANAL STREET.
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L WOOD u CO. Ship Chambers and orocers,
T.. on the Lsvee, opgc:.s P9s, a. Second Muns paty
essorment Of DDS. which thay ~'l sell at reasonable
or,o.s slb 2pu
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fteamer Oregon. usual has favored with latest Mo-
bile pspess
The officers Of steamer Alex. Scott will please accept
our thanks for Louisville papers Of the 18th.
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CHoLRRA IN THE PARISH OF ASCENSION, La.
We understand from the Baton Rouge Gazette of
Saturday last the 24th, tina, the cholera has visited
the waterloo" place OF Capt. w. J. Minor, and
that several deaths among the negroes had occurred
The Gazette says:
"This is no doubt one of the results Of the ere.
vase which occurred at VIM. Doye's plantation
the ground saturated with water, and every iacht,
offered for catching dsh, it is no wonder that tn
negroes endanger their lives, and fall victims Q
imprudence that no watchfuiness on the part OF tn
master can prevent"
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PaInAs1 81 MINERAL FoRmArioNs.-God. Silver and
other mie NJ ion. Of the United States will he Mr. Law
rsnos' evening Those who desire to advance
t,sif knaN d California, and other mineral locations,
will do weIto b At The Lyceum Hall eight o'clock