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New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Sales bn Anttlon.
AxrHoSY J PlEEcKER Auotioneer.
,VEN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
JouS =. yAy ANTWERP. AgctJf.eer.
A TCIION SALE of CROCKERY and

a. 4
IA GLASSW ARE-By JOHN =. VAN ANfWEkp-
THIS DAY a. J Ocscs a. the s'OIe No l11 Green Rlc1-
stCon.i>tl an ,nya.ce = - crates Of 7 4
Nayers ie-t Rerlln !ron-st1ne, gnte granite. flowed
blue and flowed mulberry -. q. ard dIDt Ware, all n
pune orcef. Dinnsr. Tea and fol et Ware c {
Chamber. J - ana bOsls
also apsIned Tea Trays. brass ClndlesicAs zC6 doz
kL.ses lLd Folks.
The whole he sod ID o-s % ~ purchasers, city
taliers. runify ce tiels nd ,taefs.
Among Els Ware arc so best aeT shape white granite
aGc tref. &c. rs. worthy the attention Of gEOcsfs
Yhc deal CfOcArg.
sale - smp,ofy fOr cash aa0gGes be had a. tae
place NJ sale, = TIE Auc,ca Room. No 10 Cedar
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tiloncn Uante0 ano to loan.

DnN or S5.oo0-WanteIt 70 borrow
- .eVVV on e, d security aat hoer-l is;eresi
Any % "a busnc>s M nas.ur thc 01Fs l k MS cont
mand nav also oHf. employ en IS inl ef = ~
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poYt to London 25s for Timber and 73s. for L1m1es
To Ney.O,lsans. ,he packet rates are 5dsc, With
hu,. offering and TO Cahfornis 4JG Gj0a60 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, sept. 2s-Au. bn.s Victor ,Br
Kenny, St Jehns " b, J. Z. FTenors, Taylor Boston
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HI TeIegraph.

PROVIDENCE. Oct. Arr. brig Henry. NstAul.
Charleston schTs CaFe May boss phidelpaa IA mas ma
Frank ia Sgaun rd. Nansemoni. Va; Frfucls da sti.
s>ooS Ro5cT Williams, Rhodes, NeT-YS1S
BRISTOL. oct. Arr sioop Mana Lousa Bennett,
CHkKIEsTON. oct sid. sh2 Cana l.. Neyv-Yora
cid schr. K Parser. Phnaseipha
NORFOLK. Sept: BAT scnr. Bounty View n ) :
29h, schr VIM .tarsh, tow-i9rS, 30th, ST Freeman
'1WfIMINGroN.S Sept 2s-Arr. brig H,ltoa. B,s',a
RICHMOND. S,pt 30-Au. str Rialoic ami sc1r
Mmy Malsn, New-York. ,c'ir Sha-o-, Boston
BOSTON, Cct l-frr. bark Weybpssei, Buenos Ayre'
Cd On, Spoke 9Th ut. Ia 10 30 Y Lon = 30 ", oas
Sa1tpgo. b enos Ayros ul, fa- Nev-Y,rS 9oh. "a.
Also ar sshr Gertrude Horton Sel Liln. Clarendon
Pawtuck American Bel ard Bay Site from NeF-
\ FORK ship Dolphin from Batav' ins ~ On we -o-i
September lat y y lup "a - = SI0Ne ) SFcisl olrt
Louise. New-Ycrs for Valparaiso OF cope CD say
cutta sacke Jul la = 30 inl . 80 shi3 o,-a-i
lIom Canton for Neg. 70 bag r'f5 Pr. - Proc
18th ult of big N0ntec-lo f'r Plr raoelph,a IN daf,
Also ar from Pniap sloha bars L1cona, bflss t1cy
Ann Denmark Euoch Reauer, Wa All schrs Prs
Iucefue Baltimore brig Candacc Norfolk schr. Ntgl-
"a Newark bTig Rush. A!e4andaa. ship Gon,oo, Nal
The 5ar1 Oak, from Phiadophil ashore ia, SPIT.
CID bark tcno Pn ia5enh'. 7r-' Re'ec,l and Fran
VIA Georg.tpVa u G.. AID r. S'earnes Albany
NEW-BEDFORD, Oct. ! itr. sioop intex,New-H DIX
schr. Many and Elza5eth, Phiia
From our Cores 9ondsnt.
PHI ADELpGIA. Oct l. -frriueF-Brg Grand Tlr,.
Berry Providence schrs Claiis.a. Gnaio Nsv5lr,port
MARY r. iutterioh Some =, Mim.u-t 3n. NC, Fal~J1.
Dunbar. SULLIVAN, Ne. y. Cooley. BlDcock. NeH-
York Henry D.ianev. DIE, Lsu1, Mas. eDi'nth.
Geyer. Boston Pras'dent, sassett Lloec Mary PIttef
son, B1temnn Fall River
CleGred-Sietu.'up Osprey, Powers Charleston. br -
Ausust. Snow. Boston, Shalrocs. Rconsln, Pn'!ani ,
Grand + rt. Berry. B,s'oE cha. Thomas parkhari -
lem Rc,cne. S,ron. BoS m; Aesil Wllrd pprtian'
Marsha Dutch. McG@vcry. Bls;od, Braziln, Bray Sa
lem, Mass. j. W Elvoll, JDa0s,on. Ponce, R. ,clcs.
Sea Breeze Hsuman, -siOl Ed gond James, 'e1t,
Charleston. Henry Dclay. Dole, ca lslostou Il Gn-
fey, Babccck. Staten Island; Larll1 C1nrlQcS F IL
dence Wm. Ilart, Ort0l, BOs.o., Lebanon, Gessr do
President FosSGt, Boston; HaTy Pa tersln. Bitemtl,
Providence Maria Theresa. SmaeY, Salem, VIM 2. Cor
htt HewI't PToviden'e caTiSsf. GnFn Ame b az ,
Lazy Sutlk Gro veil. Boston Edna c. Fuller Boston
Dr0peilur FiIe Norman. NeS-YOTk
NEWFOkr sept. 3j-Arr -telmer Oere'la. Weil5
New York. IN Providence schTs iahsz shaw, Wesfcoff
Fishing. for New-Yoik Eliza b, Lewis 3arnsiabls tr
Hartford; SOlps Pulen'e, NrGNn, Providence IIr New
York Mary Ihley, Yarmouth ,or 10.
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Urn Uoc0s.

hVFRNNILNiNi TRADE at the
VROWERY SAVINGS STORE, No. 40 tow,Ny
Tie ru,h A. lh.> ..Uteion drrn- "a Ffst wees has
been unprocs1ot,d .aI ihs amount o ss sot hereto
fore unparalleled
THE CAUSES ARE THE
t;reatharssms h4.c b.ea aaerred tAe pcoas Af' md
ug their a,a tage and are p,raNns OF Ae sanehts Of
the n uual SAVINGS principle. ado ted aad 'lred "1i hy
this establishment
THIS WEEK We SHAIl OFFtR
NEW. DESIRABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
lofOyarls of doubt, weight >care; welsh FI@nneis -
D cents per ward worth eyo ccot Of g. These goods We
obtained of an importer who short of money aad he
us obliged t. make sales to funds Us N oppos-
unity To- buy at an sacnhce aud We vii snare
the profits with our customers
5000 YARDS FINE BLACK AND WHITE PRINTS
AT Of. PER YARD,
and the price need doubt of thor elegance or
coed quality tor the etaed every dag M THIS cdy at
Is. per yard
SHANIS AND BLANKETS.
An excellent stoc from auction at p Iol cent less than
Wholesale prices this we qua antee.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
We do the largest retail trade m these good. thi; IS done
BY any one house m trs countIy.
SIMPLY BEG tUSE
We offer the greater inducements to purchaser, being en-
anled so to do from onr numerous facilities ard extensive
arrangemenis with The manufacturers.
WHATEVER ARTICLE OF DRY GOODS
may he wanted lady gentleman rest assured Of
obtaining At the lowest marke. price and frequently much
below. and never above at
THE EOWERY SAVINGS STORE.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

Excess April >leVtOtv kN over April 1I'H
The Faueuii Hall Bank went INTO ope -atloa Sept |, On
s25O Geo paid an, second assessment called for Oct J.
>2aOCU0
Amer the psymen this dividend there WILL be n dii-
serence hetwoe the and old stock
Tn, following banks have increased their capital
snoe last April, as follows, VIZ:
Revision Pank.. $50 eco raul'e Rank $4,000
Rams of Commerce 10000 >hocS lie an Dealers 10000
Exchange Bank 500 ouC Iaegs Bank 100000
o.1t n1,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
LHROM THE SUNDAY TINES, Sept

lNhiDM | III Il 81 wa VI iss)f DNfts
"a LADY. Can you tei me the cause Of those
ous of the "a "A called moes, ~ weather they
can oe eradcated W NIure has freaks Of her w. which
can peh.rt be etpianed rhwarted We dD np' tnihk
there Is any remedy frr The bienIshes you mcnton
The ub.cIibrr would most respectfully INFORM the Lazy
above IN, pilontd a. other that sucn im-
peif.ctans OF he kin moes. brthmarks, wens ~
can he fsrloved and p-rfe ercte1 aud the surface %
the kn len - snooh and pure fn0hHg Dfthe Kind had
ever scd hy calling he subscriber. at hs o'ns, be
tween 10 and O'Clock darug tAe dLhe vii SATISFY even
the most septcal aud gulran e Deriect reno. Al IN III
cases He te refer 20 seys al ladies' and genie
en- whom he has performed some most wonderful ooeTa-
TORS ~ ~
% De-. No 81 Irnt place.
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B,sdes this, there viii be paid betWeonthe Is, Of
Cctabcr and the 18th, some Nine Hundred Thousand
more on Mass achuse,S State, Boston City Scrip, In
surance Stock and Ra lroad Bonds.
As compared With former periods, the following
table Will show ,ke OF capital and rates Of
,mo,nt Of
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skCnNn nnARr

20 Koch. a SyTacnse IU3
500 Long Island hoo l2i
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OBED VI HUYP,sSEY.
NANDS's EOREHOUND COUGH

~ SYRUP, only -. Gents -For couga. cCI hoarso-
nsss "hOopLE JBeh. &c cannot DE- pCsed toD highly
II - seIy peasa aDt o. fase Hh0issAe nd rsLah At
bANDSS Mammoth Drur Store, 20. n Jsnes-n Sold
BY DJgsgUfs gsleTaly. Truly a great medlciD..
% lm1uThkS
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y o OT G f. NEW STAGE AR
Y RAkGkMENr MlLh the LONGIsLAND RAIL

y shgbly situated on West 3d.st betwsen tth AMI
nh avs lt 81 ire VIDE ty 90 foe inchs, deep hOuss
- feet VIDE by g. feet deep house was ou u i9ts by
and for the Of ne person who occupies 70, ~ vol
ard substantially constructed, finished "a l.iefA styie
and has wataf introduced throughout.
The above property vii b. sold clra0, - orsesson
before the Let oi ~oyemI'r n drsfred. Apply
10 DENOTE a SUTHERLAND
40 ttOi f&9 Attorney and COuhseors No i groaiyay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-06
WEDNESDAY, MAY I. 1851

r,r,;sisa to ROBERT b. GALLAHER Publisher to The
Conre,.tioa, 5y VIM G. Blsuor, Official Reporter]
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yN'eaU Orleans, Jackson Nasd
.VOrtherM Railroad.

t Notice hereby given that Books Of Subscpon Tor
Shares the proposed New Orleans Jackson and Northern
Railroad Company will be opened THIS DAY. Thursday,
May I, 1851, O'Clock A. at the following places
under the direction Of the members Of the Permanent Com
mittee Of Ways and Means. viz:
JANIS R0BB, Banking House, Camp street.
LEONARD MATTHEWS, Sun Mutual Insurance Office,
corner OF Common and Camp streets.
w. II. GARLAND Treasures Office, Second Municipality.
PETER CosREY. JR.. Banking House. Canal street.
up. BENJAMIN. Office Canal street,
ii. u CAMMACK, Counting House, Carondset street.
Hon. ISAAC T. PREsToN.
P. HARRISON, Counting House of Payne u Harrison,
Camp street.
Col. w. 8. CAMPBELL, Gas OfIics.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Southern Life Insurance Office Camp
street.
GLENDY BURKE, Canal street.
r. w. MONTGOMERY, Canal Bank.
II. 8. BUcKNKR, Counting House of Buckner Slant
Graver street.
A. d. KELLY, Counting House OF Kelly & Conyngham.
Camp street.
| GEORGE CLARK, Notarial Office. Camp street.
The above are the Official Agents of the Convention An
others, in of the city, who feel interest the
of the enterprise requested send the BankD
House of JAMEs Rob-, Esq, for books and authority 10
receive subscriptions.
The propretors of the presses of New Orleans Lafayette
and the country parishes respectfully requested open
| books. BY order Of the Committee.
| JAMES ROBB. Chairman.
Uarv ~ O.
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ton was brought up on charge Of keeping dis.
orderly house on St Louis street, which was
nuisance to the neighborhood, and she was ordered
to give bail for her appearance to answer the
charge. ~
Stealing Hats : Yesterday Thomas Donovan
was charged before the acting Recorder, Fabre,
with stealing two hats, the property Of Andrew
Johnson. It appeared that he kept = clothing
store, at No. II Levee street, and on w ednssday
night, about nine o'clock, two hats were fslonously
taken and carried away from his store. They
were Immediately missed by Mr.. Johnson, and on
his making inquiries after them he discovered that
a Waterman had observed the robbery, and taken
the thief into custody, with the goods in his pos
session. He was remanded to prison to await
further examination,
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TeIegraphed to the Scores cent"
BY xoRsr's wssr.Rn LINE.

River and Weather.
LOUISVILLE, May 20, P. M.-River stationary,
with sig and half feet water in the Canal, and
four feet water on the Falls.
Weather very warm, with light sprinkling of
rain this morning.
Arrived yesterday, steamer Buckeye, from New
Orleans; departed, steamer Peytona, for New
Orleans.
New York Election.
New York, May %, P. M.-The especial elec-
ton has resulted as follows: Fourteen wings are
elected, thus securing the passage of the Canal
Bill upon the re.assembling of the Legislature.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, May %. P. M.-The following are
Cotton quotations by the Canada:
Liverpool May 1.-THE panic resulted from
American shippers ordering sales regardless OIL
prices. The crisis is now over, and there are more
buyers than sellers, and the market closed firm.
For Upland and Middng, five and quarter to
| five and three.eighths; Mobile do, five and three
eighths Fair, six and one-eighth; Orleans Mid
ding, five and half; Fair d. six and sever
eighths.
Annual American Fair.
WASHINGTON CITY, May 2s P. M.-Appropria
tions TO establish an Annual American Fair in Thu
city met with much favor, and liberal subscription!
have already been made. An organization will b.
effected
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ELoPEMENT OF NEGRoES.-We learn from
MIR. Alexander SILVER, who was here few days
ago, from Henry county in this State, that about
twelve or fifteen days ago, Capt. Kidd, of Cal
houn, in Henry county, returned from Virginia
with four negroes, which had descended to Mr..
Joel Melton, from some estate in Fluvanna county,
Virginia. Two of the negroes were men, the
other two women. A man named Spriggs came
from Virginia in company with Capt. Kidd, to
assist in guarding the negroes. Spriggs remained
about Calhoun a short time, and then disappeared
without taking leave, or giving any intimation Of
his design to depart. On Saturday night the two
negro men ran off from Mr. Melton, and have no
since beep heard of. The presumption is, tina
they were conveyed off by Sprggs. The negroe
will. doubtless, be advertised and description o
Sprggs given. We notice this affair, that, i
punished for his crime, and if he be innocent, h
may have an opportunity to acquit himself of tn,
foul saspicios,. Lexington ExpTess 18th.
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change her dress, though she had danced in the
piece for thirty nights. Maguin swean he is sure
the curtain was never down ten minutes Mr.
Rowe, the prompter, and who keeps time book,
SAYS il never was down 30 short a time.
Mr. Howard rdicnled the idea that their dancing
in the Serious Family" was a mere favor.
Because Placide was courteous in his treatment of
those people, they imagine that gives them rights
He commented with much severity on the testi-
mony Of Mons. Chan, assistant scene painter. The
learned counsel not only smirched his testimony,
but he damned his painting.
| Mon. Pnguely said that the dancers are not
obliged to appear in saloon dances. A Polka is a
saloon dance. Why, all winter these people had
danced nothing else
The fact is, they cant act. They had eng aged
to act in baets and pantomimes, but they could not
act and Placide had been compelled to give up the
ballets, and the audiences were stated with the
eternal advertisements. Eighty-nine Of the printed
words had been erased-the conclusion is that the
printed words left, did have application. Why
was it not all erased
| He now commented on the evidence Of defendant.
Mr.. Rowe, the prompter, said that he never raised
the curtain alter the Serious Family" until after
the dancers had said they were ready. He had
frequently waited twenty or thirty minutes for
Mile Baron. She had danced in the Bellies
Stratagem," comedy in which the dancers
appeared in stock costume.
/ The amount in dispute is very small affair
Gentlemen might call it five thousand dollar
suit, but it did not reach $500. BY the contract
itself, Placide might cancel it after seven months
by giving two months notice. This is the most
they can recover. Yet the papers have been filed
with fiourishes about this suit, and the sympathes
of the editors have been enlisted for the interesting
plaintiff 1t was an imposition on the readers t.
hold out these expectations of heavy judgment
The suit was a mere farce-a trlaing affair in
itsel-but it was important to Placde. If the
Court decide in favor of plaintiff, then all disc
pne is brokenlup in his Theatre, and ruin mus
follow. If plaintiff has right of action against
him for only dollar, then he is deprived of all op.
portunity to conduct this extensive establishment.
Mr.. Eyma thanked the gentleman for having
argued the cause for plaintiff. He had found, il
his experience, that when an advocate had bac
cause, he usually attacked the witnesses on the
) other side The vilest epithets had been applied
, to their witnesses he would not retaiate tn,
contrary, he would admit that they were all saints
and Placide the chief Of saints.
He would submit the case without further argu
mani
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Yesterday, Charles
Audreux and Alphonse Roger Bernard, were put
upon their trial for stealing twenty shirts,
property of Pierre Cazeneau, who keeps a store at
the corner of ST. Ann and Royal streets. The
robbery was committed on the 18th of April, and
the goods were in house in Ursuline street,
where they were found by Officer Riley of the
First Municipality police, few days after they
were stolen, and Audrieux was wearing one of the
shirts when he was arrested. The jury found them
guilty, and they were remanded to prison to avail
sentence. A second charge was preferred against
them for stealing combs, and on this they were also
found guilty.
Stealing Monsy.-The jury in the case of Jacot
Auchell, who was charged with stealing money
from his employer. Mr.. Ecrot, of No. 1sS Ole
Levee street, noticed yesterday, were discharged
not being able to agree upon verdict.
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Going Worth.

" Our friends requested call Measure
with us for their supply Of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING.
Persons visiting the North this have the Clothing
ready for them upon York by leaving ,he
Measure with and article shall be made
OF workmanship and il not satisfactory,
One OF partners will leave for New York pc,
his personal attention all orders ntrusted him.
Our friends visiting ewYors will End
ms I'm 2dp MONTROSS g. STILWELL.
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SHAKESPEARE READINGS.

~ Professor DEMPsTER will, MONDAY EVENING,
June Elegant Reading intended
whose pursuit The Bar the Pulpit who aspire
good reading accomplishment Enuncaon, clear emphatic
graceful form the basis Of oraoryw be
taught this Readings will be from Shakespeare Milton
and Covper.
10 COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE No Camp street, corner Of
Canal, first floor. :. DEMPsTER GAUNT, Prncipas
This institution especially for The Bookkeeping
and Writing Glasses meet daily. m,303t'
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The Arkansas Vine is the name Of weekly
paper in Little Rock, Arkansas, the first number
Of which we have received Hs columns are well
filed, and il typographical appearance is excel
lent II is pabtished BY John M. Butler, and
edited by Robert 9. Farreiy. 1t is staunch
Union sheet and has the name Of John Preston,
jun, Of Phillips county for Congress, at the head
( Of its leading column. The position Of Little
Rock il highly favorable to an interesting news
paper, and there are certainly persons enough who
Ike Or find it to their profit, to read paper from
dat sscsion, to make the newspaper business pro.
liable there.
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THE LATE INSULT TO THE SPANISH CONSUL.
We noticed few days ago. that some insult had
been offered to the Spanish Consul, by friend Of
Cuban freedom, which was likely to cause consid-
cradle ANNOYANCE. Since that time an eyewitness
to the manner in which the insult was offered, and
who overheard the words used towards that gen.
tleman-as thief, scamp, etc.-has felt it to be his
duty to offer chastisement to the Cuban liberator,
and to challenge him to duel, and as the billet
expressed tito fight him for revenge, till ne
should die )" This annoyed the ilibuster, and no,
liking war half so well as he pretended, he has
preferred to take shelter under the Curtain of the
law, and to take step towards binding his valor-
GUS, contemplated antagonist over to keep the
peace We rather admire his resolution for peace
at any time is better than war.
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The LATE GEN. WoRTH.-A committee has
been appointed, by the Board of Aldermen of the
city of New York, to select site in one of the c.
meteries for the remains of the lamented General
Worth, and also to procure design for monu-
ment to mark the spot of their repose.
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New Orleans, jackson and Northern
Railroad.

Those having Books of subscription e stock Of the New
Orleans Jackson and Northern Raj hereby requested to
undersigned subscribers and the number
subscribed before the i7h the Office OF the
Board Liqudator No Merchants order 81
the Committee Ways and Means.
If
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THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE; or
Speeds Fever Tonic.

u The greatest discovery OF the age, by which
FEVERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES.
produced whatever Called efectu
ally permanently cured, in from
TWO TO TWENTY HOURSi
1t perfectly hamesin operation scarcely per-
ceptible-and it is
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
Just what promises, If the directions followed.
For descriptive sheet, setting forth merits and Containing
highest responsibility, from planters, physicians
distinguished through South. used
thoroughly tested its properties please call
meruus agents.
Price One Dollar per bottle six for Five Dslsrs. One
bottle sufficient from o N
~ Prepared only by A. KENDALL d. Co., Y Magazine
For sale by Druggists, and dealers generally.
~ Commune promptly attended my23 2dp
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Part III.


To the Members Of the Board of the French Benepoent
Sociey lemen From the fact of your
institution affords daily sufferers
that the help them very heavy
wish possible contribute continuation
ropc therefore offer give Benefit your Society
great display of FIREWORKS which place the new
Place d'Armes of this city. SUNDAY, June l.
Respectfully yours, G. GATOR.
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TROUBLES IN THE THIRD MUNICIPALITY
Some Misunderstanding exists, in the Third Mu-
nicpality, between the Council and Recorder
Seuzeneau. For the last three sittngs, he has not
been present to preside over the meetings of abe
Council, and several of the members, at the last
sitting, were DESTROYS of taking some notice of his
absence. Yesterday, the chair of the Recorder
was observed to be removed from its proper place
in the Council Chamber, and, in answer to some
inquiries which were made, his Honor stated that
it was not his intention preside the proceed
ings of the present Common Council. This state
of affairs is looked upon with some interest by
many inhabitants of the Old Third, and many
persons regret that there should be any cause for
dissatisfaction. 1t is hoped that the misunderstood
ing will be arranged amicably between all parties
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WHAT RAILROADS EFFEcT-Passengers or
the Ohio Railroad now breakfast at Cincinnati
dine at Columbus, and sup at Cleveland.