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On the 9th Of June, MARY youngest daughter Of VIM
and Eliza Adams, aged years months and q days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her fathers resdeu
No. Is Perry street, this Saturday afternoon. at .
O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Friday. June p, MIR. LAWRENCE ESSIs, aged rs
years. OF the county kilca are Ireland
His friends and acquantar and those of his
James respectfully invited to attend his funeral at
o'clock this afternoon from his late residence, No
Scsmmsl street.
Suddenly on the 9th Of June after short but
illncss MARIHA srRafiNA. daughter OF Thomas d. and
jane Hudson, aged months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the Of Kent and Flush
ing avenues East Brooklyn, AT o'clock this afternoon
On the 9th Of June, ARIHrR q. PALMER house deco
rstor aged IS years.
His friends requested 10 nd his funeral from
his late residence, CO Nsrck street this day at o'clock
without further invitation.
AT Staten Island, Friday, June 81 Mrs MAepALFSE
Nas BusKIoK. in the 6lst year Of her age.
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend her flu
neral on saturday the 2Sth, at clock r. M from the
residence of her naw, Thomas Co.y Factoryville
On the I'D Of June JANE T. sMru, daughter Of Sarah
Smith aged Is years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Sunday afternoon at
o'clock from her late residence No. 10 Sixth avenue
without further invitation.
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Stream experienced very heavy gale during which she
leak split mansa b and received other damage
Sehr Alhambra Calais On the 18th inst between the High
lands and Nause lights aft schr ashore,
parentiy about 100 tons.
Schrs Isaac Buckley Charleston Harvey, James River
Time Suffolk, Va; Eli Townsend Philadepha Monterey
do; VIM RUSSELL Albany Kensington, Foster Philadelphia
Marcy, Willstts do; Flash, do Antelope wermwood.
Kennebunk Celeste Brewster Rvndout sloops Frederick
Brown, NYork; Sea Witch do.
saed-schrs Roxbury Baltimore Ninetta, Cherry, City
Point soop Oregon, Sturgis, NYork
ladelphia
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Married.

In the city of New Haven on Thursday evening. June
IL, by Rev. Mr.. Beardsey, MIR VIM. w. QroSS, of New
York. to Miss ELIZA J. THOMPSON of New Haven.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
AT Roxbury, Mass, June o. by Rev. Mr.. Alger, Louis
LAMBERT Of St Martins, W. L. to SUSAN only daughter
Of the late John G. Perkins of Kennebunk Port Maine
On Thursday evening June II by the Rev. VIM Fioy,
MIR. ANDREW NJ CoPLANp to Miss MARY G. BRAcxER,
daughter of Thos Breaker, ESQ, all of this city.
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PASSENGER Arrfyeu.

LONDON AND PoRrsmoU rH-Packet ship Patrick Henry
John Gibson Charles Gilbert Caxton John Weber,
Henry Wells. Dorcas Lee.
MATANzAs-Bark Ranger-Robert Bannetyne Elizabeth
Bannetyne, Adeline Bsnnetyne.
APALAcHIcoLA-Schr American Belle-John Murphy, Jas
Anderson. Albert Hudson.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN RoYALMAL
Steamships between New York and Liverpool Direct
between Boston and Lverpoo-The Boston shps onlyoa
Ing Halifax and receive mails and
ARABIA, Capt. - AFRICA. A. Ryre,
PERSIA Capt. -, EUROPA, T. G. Lott,
ASIA c. II. Z. Judkins, NIAGARA, j. Stone,
AMERICA, N Shannon, CANADA, w. Harrison.
CAMBRIA, j. Leitch.
These vessels clear white Light mast head green
starboard bow red on port bow.
Niagara, from New York, Wednesday, I'd July.
Europa, from Boston. -. Wednesday, 9th July.
Africa, from New York. Wednesday, 18th July.
Canada, from Boston. :. Wednesday, sd July.
Asia from New York :. Wednesday, 30th July.
America from Boston. :. Wednesday, 9Th August.
Niagara, from New York. W ednesday, 18th August
Europa, from Boston. Wednesday, 10th August
Africa from New York. Wednesday, 9th August
Canada from Boston. :. Wednesday, Sd September.
Asia, from New York Wednesday, 10th September.
Passage from New York Boston to Liverpool, $lO.
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount for
Personal expenses
An experienced surgeon on board.
ALI letters and must through the Post OF
+. CtEARD, Jr.. IS Broadway.
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought in with British goods. Through bills of
ladng given in Havre for New York.
Persons take passage England in the Roy
Mail Stesmships requested 70 call ct the ofhoe 81
Broadway before believing the reports that the ships
full
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LN0R sAvANNAH-U.S s. MAIL STEAMSHIP ALABAMA.
800 tons. Capt. D. Ludlow, on Saturday. 18th June.
al o'clock r. M from Pier North river. For freight
passage apply to sAAL L. MITCHELL 1874 Front street
Ju
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COHPANY-THE ONLY
Through Line for California Oregon, via Chaxres
directfare Reducedon saturday june 18th, at p N.
the splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, 1850
then, j. Tanner Commander, will sail on Saturday June
18th precisely o'clock r. M from her pier the foot Of
Warren street. North River with the Mails
Chagres connecting with the avorte United States Mail
steamship TO leave Panama about the 18th
July For freight pafsage apply ct the oce liz West
street. corner Warren street.
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SHIPPING.

NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION
~ C.mpany.-The United States mail steamship hun
BOLDT for Havre and Sou sails this day IL
clock. from Pier No North River Passengers will
bark board at III o'clock
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g5OO REwARp.-yEFFRIEs ANTIDorE. sP..

WCOO cihc mixture for the cure Of private disorders
makes speedy without the least restrictions Of die
drink exposure change in application W business The
proprietor challenges single which the mixture viii
not under the forfeiture Of i've hundred dollars
put up in bottles with full directions at ST. One bottls
lasts week cured in two days For sale BY G.
Rim 1872 Broadway and los BayArd street. New forky
X Little, lo4 Hanover street. Boston; Wright Co., New
Oreana.
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MEDICAL.

sSLIE THAT HATH EARS. LET HIM HEAR."-THIa
II 10 what DIR. Lutener, Of 81 Broadway, tacty pre-
claims hour His skill his and his
are uneounded Asan aurist Dr. L. has rival either
continent His method Of treating diseases of
rational Is satisfactory and productive
suits fall of rain after proraeted drought Any
who suffer from Of their
ratus be permanently cured by calling Dr. Lutener
from A. NJ to r. M and purchasing his advice, which
may be had for Si.-Sunday Times.
EREE ACCESS TO THE TEMPLE OF HEALTH YoR
the Mon-This day is published price 50 cents. Pa
my Medicine and Pharmacy according the system OF the
celebrated Raspa with explanatory Of thas
system. by A. Martin To be obtained his ONCE. 100 Full
ton street at No 153 Mr. A Martin encouraged by his
great success in the treatment Of many in
this aud other parts Of the country desrous Of
tending the benefit Of this SYSTEM and for this
will give free medical advice during year from
EoRREsT. GROVE HYDRoPATHIe INsrITUrA
Schooley's Mountain, June H. 1S51-Wiam j. Taylor.
D.. William J. Moon, n D.. Physicans The above fnst[
tuition Will be ready for the reception Of nvads the ea
part OF July.
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE

EOARlS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
diseases In few hours. by q vegetable application.
without pain In debility brought by improper habts
and constitutional Affections he combines medicines with
the local remedy and show there
who cannot be cured without it, he daily
DURATION from the other physicians In ALL he guarsn
ties permanent cure He has structures daily he
ling the former disease soon enough His diploma, with
these and the hundreds of certificates show
equal IL. You cured me In day.-D. N. Corbyp One
local application cured me In few hours after another
tor tried long time-C. Der md paid $780,
years to be cured of from without
At you cured by local and general treatment
short tlmc.-JAs Evans. You cured Of the Of
syphc uotrs my body and face In short time after
every qusek medicine could hear Own Ferguson PERTH
Anboy n j. Those at distance by enclosing fee, be
treated by mail. Office hours from A. to p M and
to p. n. NJ LARhONT, n. D.. AZ Resde street, Eve
Broadway, not in the store.
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CoR CALIFORNIA. VIA cHAGREs pIREcr-rHE

LNoR CALIFORNIA, VIA CHAGRES. DIRECT-THE
II steamship LAFAYETTE 900 tons burth Charles
Stoddard Ander late Of Crescent Cy will
sail from philadelphia for Chagres direct Thursday 10th
July at IL o'clock from her wharf, Lombard street.
The above steamer has proved herself very fact and
safe vessel being her first from
kurope ane her for first and second class
passengers unsurpassed Through tickets San Fran
cco will he furnished at reduced rates. Persons engaging
In New York will he provided with tickets 10 fha
deiphis free. For freight or Lss.sse Apply 70
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TAR GOODS EXTRACT or CoPAvIA-A CERrAIr
~ ard speedy r private discrders Mary a,e cur.
BY u IN two days This medicine will agree WITH we m,s
delicate Ssh. sold BY Brigham Miier ~ Avenue N
AID AZ Drummonas, ~ Reade stre@A cppostn esew.rt&
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No rEETILL CURED.-DRs. COOPER AND MURPHY.
~ IN Roosevelt from their unparalleled
diseases be relied in the atment Of the most obs
nate cases. without mercury Dr. Coopers patients Win
find him ut Roosevelt street. Chatham and nowhere
else Beware of the uuaoks In Duane street, ChahA
ITO FEMALES-THE ORIGINAL PORTUGUESE
Female Pills. certain cure for obstruotonr. IRE
lartes &C. price ST. be had genuine only the New
York Agency 81 Lispnard street Also the French Specific
for female weakness ieucorkGa So the French Preyentiv
&c mailed 70 part Of the Union. Advice gratis.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CONPANY.-F0R
" Bremen, via Southampton.-The u. 5. Nail steamship
HERMANN T. Crabtree commander will sail for Bremen,
via Southampton, Saturday July 2th from Pier No.
North River An experienced Surgeon attached 70 the
ship All letters through the Post Once Specie
delivered Hayre For passage freight apply to MOL
LER, SAND * R1ERa, Agents, 50 Broadway.
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steamer supposed the Africa Ryrie. from NYork ith
pal of the Maidens. W ' 'N
ship Rob Taylor" from Boston for San Francisco 40
date, lat ~ s, Ion 81 20 " ~"
Ship Magellan, of and from Boston Apri 22 for y.na
rsiso, no date, lat - N, Ion So.
Brig Anderson, MUIR hours from NYork for Ua
vana June 81, lat 3S 49, Ion fl - -
Brig Persia OF Beverly DAYS from Bo,ton from Mama
milo, June II, lat 81. Ion CO.
Brig Selene fRuss Boston for Sc Tbea and Cnax
June IL, lat 81 ~, Ion = $500
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature and treatment Of delicate Diseases
and all the kindred Observation-Disclosures by great
Der Of beautifully coored plates large by Homer
Bostwick NJ d. lecturer Surgery and diseases Of The
edition. price So Extract from the Boston Medical ana
Surgical Journal -" 1t be said fearlesly to be equal
Records the family Of diseases
and far superior TO anything Of the kind published In
this country" Author of 1.-THE Family Physician prios
cents Author Of work on Self Abuse and its deplo
81. For sale at the publishers STRfNGER& T0wNSEND
Drog and y he author, 6Ol
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CHIP IOWA, FROM LIVERPOOL, JUNE q ISL
- To Captsn Brewster Dear SirHAyng arrived At
destnsten cannot take our hnsl farewell without
grateful thanks for the kndnesses
ceved hands and the universal attention have
testows all the passengers especially the SICK who
have haA sympathy combined 9th attention that
IN your rower 70 bestov. A. the same time must
thank ~ the officers and ~ your noble
se for the attention and swiftly uey have ever shown %
promote con rt and happiness awrng the voyagc and
tits trying ssions Ard sew, farewell and BE-
ieve whatever Ne lot nts whatever land
travel W ever have thanhs and or rraysr y
for futurr welfare happiness an prosperity SAWED
BY the Ccmmittee On heb af Of the rafsenrrs
fdv ard Edmvnd Newman. Milsm 7. Camp
Bern ard Quu, Paul stanley.
james OCohnoN,
SUR Iowa lace ~ 1881.
To the Passengers ~ the ship Iowa GeANlemen-f re-
teived ind address with ordinary
tOn knowing how unworthy am 70 rooe~ such marked
trisute - sTtrota@on ear you feel most
dcepiy thefcspor6ihtv ofhavnr the @harEe ~
passrnftrs snd csunut emit h thai them f,r The ready
~ cdcnte and willingness they hav universally displayed
q prom tte WITTY snd sudshp Ard nov 70 taxing esss
incere vish that the lard which shout -
settle return q each 4 fair reward for your
kl nrd industry sud yay enjoy tong lie and rrosPe
ritz rountry 81 yae civil amB RELIGIOUS hbHity.
5. BRFWs1ER, Captain ship ierA
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LIVERY MOTHERS BoOK.-THE FEARS OF Pow
Il erty and the prospect Of large family Of children
prevent many prudent people from marrying but here
book that will tell important secrets which will
overcome all such objections Price 81 For sale By Dr.
Letters directed above TO box 2 New York r. o. will
he ansu.
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THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN CAPT. sAMP.
will call for Bermuda and st. Thomas. Tuesday
9th July at She has excellent for
Price Of 20 Bermuda, SIS TO St. Tho
$40. There regular mail Communication between
St. Thomas all the West India islands Havana Vera
Cruz, Venezuela 60 The Merlin will take freight Apply
TO X. CUNARD, Jr, IS Broadway.
S-No letters msils will be received board the
Merlin. except through the Post Once.
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NR. EALPuS PRACTICAL PklNAIk IhhAItrss--
~ intended for all vho need fownd practical nfermauor
nhiotcd w8h certain diseases-iving the nAtnr>
symrbome rroeye snd oonseau ncos q each disee n-
cuduS srictSs seminal weakness &c, With recipes fov
the remeces- their management, &C. ko-tn plsn lsn-
gssEe ~ aAtes every " successfully and pSaee
trest bic Gaze. indge prorery treated: Tens
edition 40 Ip., With pssesi price e cents 500 ~ -
Grcnvfch street ~ Ann street and ~ most -
nshs n envelopes By ADDRESSING postpsdl 70 sox
SEP, cost Ofice.
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w Victoria Sheels, wifh 70 aohnovedgs Capt. Creghi
tndness while board which beyond our expectation
Als the mates Meeers OaRan and Duncan ard the cres
IN general Philip Meredith james Christie, David Herrcn
Michael McLann Mrs. Mooney, Miss OHaran, Miss Ross
O'Haran, Miss Christie.
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At oTICF-YIEIDISc ia THE EARNEST soIrcIrA.

IN UTTCE-YIELDING TO THE EARNEST SOLICETA-
IN tons Of who cruelty ppointeA
BY certain self pung indiyiduas the undersigned win
tin to prescribe regularly for that particular class Of dis
TO which their boastng auee Those
who have gnoranty injured themselves by destructive
habit Of youth, also apply with certainty Of
Treatment by letter. in English, French, or German
b. DE LANEY. M. D.,
Iispen I'd street. mes
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ATIrh Ag1aoR 0r Tile LIE ~ IA osIeos 4 nc
and to o'clock ~ (Sundsy excsrtedl No - oreen-
wieh street. rroa the uncommon mseicM adyhntrsns
the author has which - would instArc~
having resided . IN Par. for ne express p-rpsss
tensive practice asvotsd exclusively " This speciality. ~
without hststu premise even N the mos se-sr~
structure saeondary disease &c.
kcore osesan safe snd radical surss than "a, - sh
freu other In Asrca Those who spriy
the eares of nyate disssaes Will be xr.tN~d
the anf rapidy a the eure, which ofsn
very waiting provided. Zee
tr~atyrors ~ Letter ..Aar,pa 49, SEQ Post Orsee
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MEDICAL LECTURES ON SEMINAL DISEASES BY
lvl K Glover, N. DThe first mser gives the
and Of class diseases generally not wei
dertood by medical Treatment shown by and
instrument which debili-
tated For sale at 20 Broadway and by the sutho
No. ~ Ann street. Price rs cents.
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II States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT, ID. Lines, COM
mander will leave for Hsvre touching at Southampton 70
land the mails and Saturday, June 18Th NJ
II o'clock from Pier No North river. Price OF passage
$iD Alletters must through the Post once Ship
speee send their specie board
friday-no merchandise will be received board after
Thursday An experienced Is attached TO the ship
For freight passage. apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent. No. IS Broadway.
N B.-Parcels HUMBOLDT Will be received until Fri
day afternoon, 8 r, M, by LIVINGSTON WILLS & co.
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f.IIing h Viz se iS ~ stskny reatng 70 his
nt ~ ~ Ion lao - =; and the day while
BY f. he fell in with another which he describes when
nrs SEEN as resembling ship full sail was high and
steep and bore about BY from the above island
lengues distant The Messrs Blunt of this oty some
months since notified FARMERS toe existence
or an island supposed to be Todos los Ssnt They say
sppears like shoe makers last with detective heel II
rock Of lao or ltO feet In height lat ~ 90 NJ Ion 40 Is
and was no doubt the same seen by CaptS.
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STEAMBOATS,.



-~ For MobiIr-Da,iv Us. Mail Line
uk6e.1n Via Bay st. Louis. Pass Christian and Pas
cagoula-Summer Anang ement-Ths new
and splendid low pressure gaeket .,-amrrs UBE(sON. r.
A. Hiern, master, and FLORIDA. VIM r. Giberson
super OF accommodation. One Of the shove steamer. will
eaye the Ponicharrain Railroad daily, the the
X The Way Letter Bag will leave the office OF the
Agent promptly at half past II o'clock. A. NJ
JeI6 X. GEDDEs. Agent. 10 Bank Place.
-, No. l. Canal Line steamer ct. lHARLEs-
LE4saS Summer ARA gem nt-Por Mobile, via Bay
81. Louis, Pass t'hnttian, MssIrsippi Ciry,
Boxi a. PascagouaOn and after urda7, the 9TH inst
THIS new and splendid packet steamer, VIM. G. suiton.
ter built expressly Tor the Lake uade with superior
WEDNEsDAY and SATURDAY MORNING at
O'clock and the Ponichara Railroad on the arrival Of the
MONDAY MORNING, via u the above landings, and
ever THURSDAY EVENING direct
Freight received the New Canal Warehouse all hour
q the day The last barge the Warehouse Tues
Day and Friday. at O'Clock Pm
The way etter Bag will leave the Office of the agent at
o'cock on Wednesday and Saturday mornings.
g6 R GEDDES Agent, 10 Bank Place.
sn~>~. Steamer CALIFORNIA = summer
E4f11Izz.sN Arangement-For hi oxi, Bay II. Louis
Pass Christian and Missi.sippi Ciiy-This
splendid Lake packet steamer Charles Reynolds master
having been thoroughly overhaul ed and retted with
DAY snd THURSDAY MORNING, on The arrival Of
the O'Clock A. n. cars, and SATURDAY EVENINGS
every SUNDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVEN
ING. tjel9] X. GEDDE-. Agent. 10 Bank Pace
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mainly in such offences as assault and battery and
intoxicaton and disorderly conduct; while there
has been an increase in the number OF arrests for
violating corporation ordinances, OF one hundred
and fifty-seven. For the higher. grades of crime,
the number of arrests vary but little from the pre-
vious quarter. The whole number of offences com
mitted during the quarter amount to eight hundred
and nine, being three hundred and fourteen less
than during the previous quarter Fifteen thousand
three hundred and ninety.eight persons were &C.
commodated with lodgings at the various station
houses five hundred and sixty.eight lost children
restored to their parents one hundred and forty five
sick or injured persons aided ftyo rescued from
drowning fiftyt fires extinguished two hun
dred and ffty.one stores and dwellings found open
two hundred and seventy-two cattle, and one hun
dred and one horses found astray and restored to
their owners; and nine thousand five hundred and
sixty-four dollars and eighty eight cents taken from
dodgers and drunken persons and returned to them
again A river police, to protect property along the
wharves, is again recommended
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 90. 1851

Coming Fi1ed.-W. c. Car
per and Ferdinand Ca, per- his son, were arraigned
yesterday, before Recorder Caldwell, the charge
Of being concerned in the coming business. Capt.
Forno stated in his affidavit, that the 18th day
of June, he seized a complete set of dies and a
milling apparatus, which he had no doubt were
used for the purpose of making quarter-dollars and
dimes, of American coin, in the house occupied
by the prisoners on Tchoupitoulas, between Gaien-
ME and Delord streets, that having such in their
possession was contrary to the fifteenth section OF
an act of the Legislature, approved March 20,
1e1s-therefore the arrest Remanded to Saturday
next for examination.
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Robbery.-Robert Robertson was presented to the
Court by John O'Neill, police officer of the First
Municipality, on the charge of having robbed one
Samuel Harper of ffty-two dollars, in franklin
street, on Saturday last. The prosecutor stated
that on the day named, he saw Robertson pursued
by Harper, who crossed Canal street and escaped
at the time Learning that Harper was robbed of
sum of money, he afterwards succeeded in arrest
ing the prisoner. Harper is absent from the city,
but is expected to return in fifteen days, until the
expiration of which time the accused stands re.
manded
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Insolenee of a Slave.-One of the watchmen of
the Second Municipality seeing the slave John
telling out some gold, asked him where he got it.
None of your business" was the reply. What's
your name?" Reply similar. Recorder Cald
well, yesterday, ordered the administration of
twenty-five lashes, as the best antidote to the
slaves insolence in future.
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Inquest - The City Coroner, Capt. Spedden,
held an inquest yesterday the body of white
man, name un snown, found drowned in the Mis-.
sissiPp river, opposite Girod street. Had on when
found, check shirt, red undershirt and cottonade
pants. The body was in very decomposed state
appeared to have been over month in the water
Verdict-Found d.owned.