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Women's Rights in France.-in the Assembly,
on the I'd July, au amendment, allowing to women
The right OF petition, was proposed TO M Chapos's
bill for regulating the general right of petition, and
to the ast0nishment of most was adopted. I,
caused the loss Of the bill when the question upon
the passage was taken.
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The Voydouists.-The twelve Voudouists arrest
ed in the First Municipality, were yesterday fined
90 each, by Recorder Genois. Seven forked out
the tin-fve couldn't post the pony, and were
sent to prison, 7s.
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Committed. Marin Mesmn, for assault and bat
terry, was sent before the Fint District Court ~.
terday. by Recorder Genois.
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Rsmcosstre Bstsoeen Gems. Foote and Quitnson.
We regret to learn that a personal difficulty oc-
cured between the candidates for Governor in Mis-
sissipp, Gems. Foote and Quitmsn, on Friday last,
the 18th instant during their discussion At Siedge-
vile, in Pamela county. The Memphis Eagle Of
the 2lst gives this account Of the affair
"They had agreed before leaving Jackson, to
refrain from all personalities in their discussions
Gen. Foote deemed it no infraction Of this agree
ment to alIude to Gen. Quitman's connection with
the late Cuban Expedition and had done SO at sew
eral appointments previous to the one at Sledge-
vile, without provoking any interruption. Al
Sedgevle, however, when Gen. Foote spoke Of
the Cuban affair, Gen. Quitman stopped him and
said that il was ungentlsmaniy and dishonest
thus to violate their agreement. Thereupon Gen
Foote called him a Eiay." Blows were Instantly
interchanged but their mutual friends interposed
and separated the combs tants. We understand
that Gen. Quitman has sgnifed his determination
not to speak with Gen. Foote at any more Of theil
joint appointments. = s.,..s -
" Posfscripf Since the above was in type, W.
learn from reliable authority that Gen. Foote made
no allusion whatever, to the Cuban affair in hii
first speech-but that Gen. Quitman himself intro
duced the subject in his reply, and assailed the Ad
ministrafion in strong farms for its course in re-
gard to that matter. Gen. Foote'S remarks were
solely in rejoinder, and in defence Of the Govern
ment -a
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Forgery Of Warrants-A Washington dispatch
Of the 10Th says the grand jury have found true
bill against S,esinus, the land agent, for forgery Of
warrants ss
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mus ,,a,.9.. ~ ws.s.:ar 6ssIs ssii 1890
ysps Tks - - .hass- q lllssIl =. ~
during ihssealaa psspal!d fDa tow -
s sss ss sss 49, = i:ssss e.
&. s ~ sas Z = 81 49, sss:s .s.
Ala. u . healthy g. "a = assa n " es.sysss
IsaE q weld . g.lss r sstsngs g ~
~ gyuleD. eoat, hoaaathl, dIupay,
81 ~ wsten |. ~ usllsd hafe. = AsnAssdsun tnn1
Nary aSsnssnsats have bssn nsde.. and - ia1se4SS
e ~ snss,st ~ 49, # -. - ~ Is
ses haoSs. w.S sssiSi di.s. On 6 -; ..sys.
d1nde pefyone " AN t4 ~ avs = sec1
sS a: ana = psoesssc;s si.ss 60 r ~. :
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Re-Arrsst.-A warrant was issued yesterday by
Acting Recorder Hawthorn, for the re.arrest Of
William Weiily, charged with larceny.
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Excitement at Galway, Ireland.

Excitement at Galway, Ireland.
The New York Sun has been favored with the
perusal of private letter from Galway, Ireland,
from which 1t makes the following extract, giving
description of the excitement in that city in ex.
pectation Of the arrival Of the steamer North
America, from New York, and the disappointment
when it was heard she had been bought, and her
destination changed. It will be remembered that
the announcement Of her purchase and change Of
destination was not made until the hour proposed
for her departure, consequently, when the news
reached Galway, the people were momentarily
looking for her arrival The letter il dated the 1s
Of July, and says:
Tremendous is the excitement in Galway this
day. Of course you heard of the steamer North
America, which was to arrive here from New
York. We were assured by letters from Dudley
Pearse early the last month, that the company
would surely start the American steamer on the
18th. l cannot describe to you how the people of
Galway, and might say ii Ireland, felt on this
occasion. Meetings Of all the public boards were
instantaneously held-a public dinner agreed to in
order to give splendid reception to the American
passengers, and the theatre was beautifully fitted
up for the OCCASION saw it lighted, and It surely
was most beautiful. Over the chair was the harp
illuminated with gas all the boxes were decorated
with evergreens and splendid lights for the recep-
ton Of ladies'. sas -
Attic end Of the house was the spread eagle, &C:
companied with the crown, and the letters v and A
beautifully lit in gas. The csng was all fssooned
with various colored dnPeIiss. All this was
going ON in one quarter. while Mr.. Dargan, on the
other side, pushed the poor devils on the railroad.
and made them work night and day. never
could imagine sush work could be done By any
man as was done here the last month. Would
You believe it, the rail is oil laid down, and the en-
CINE can run tomorrow for Dublin. =, +
Such was the dssiFe in every quarter TO make
every thing comfortable for the Americans that
wooden stairs were made Al the dock and q
Loughasala for good. and passengers, uniforms foI
J,ss.as II "n.s,, T. . ~. ~ ior co sslS pr
The s,chmsn and ,ha o5s =, sh"J. III
Change all torn down. Ia fact, such was the prs
nara,ions thar r sw.s ali hms,is hns,Is X,p;o
there was hard scon,..t hsswssn M;ch.s s ~ y
and Thomss 1:onrsI ~ snc,;oras. ~ ,,w ,,,,,'
would eel the con raet for he anner and Iboma ma,
Connei sncceedsd H. hciIsd . snsnw r. ms sms
killed as manv fowls A. Won would ' in, g;na sSo
do : reeimsnt H. .ot ics, from nnR';n', with with
good Ioi nf1 vsn;son poar f.l,c,. ~ nav s.,
himself now In fart ~ I IN Con-,
na,s mart We're most ~ h, ~ ~
$500 u~ssesssAitteVuop w. pupkASSo stAe
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Ifsms from PkilaSsir hia.-T Thomas Stubbins,
one of Capt Hills company, who distinguished
himself while il Mexico BY eRryisg the Amsri-
can flag into Huamsntla, met with an accident
this morning that will probably, prove fatal. He
was bathing st the island, when, In making dive
in shsllow water, he struck his heed sgainst the
bottom, and 20 injured himself that be kss since
'A Thomss Jobn;o, 3 o,i ..l, :, Il. Nav, A.v
lum, was buried ysstssday in The cemetery It.
tsched 70 that institution, ON the bsnks of the
SehuylkiL He vas = native Of Norway, ard Il il
believed was the last survivoryef the crew thst
aided Paul Jsnes il the hard-fcught battle with
the Scraps. He was over sne kundred pears ol
The emcs Of Stephen Fhnnsgsn, agent d the
Albany propeller kne, was last nieht sobbsd d
about d, 400, in money sndehscks, BY some per-
son who must have secrstsd himself in the build
ing before il was closed-up for tho night y
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List Of vessels IN PORT Not CLEARED.

NoteIn the Ft municipality designated In he following
a6ls y mL1 The Nos soinusncs y Ne Ra,esd ard un
ns Ne being FIaboat Landing. In tbs Thd sl,
At the Railroad and down. No being Perry WhaF
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The NatcAss Robbsry-Dam Smith-Daniel
Smith, charged with stealing 5000 from d. w.
Hill, in Matches, on the 24th instant, will be exa-
mined on the charge on the LIST proximo.
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.Vqsrancy. Recorder Hawthorn ysster-
day sent Patrick Lawler before ths First District
Court On . charge of vagnncy.
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ss o. J asa.s s 800; as' <. sss
go CO., e sps s:s... sss
o. Do.,ss e., ~ S ..ssI
sss. John Aass,s ] r a. mo. Ksas.sS
legs SS!.ss Sch.ep b.S -: ar Sis.i
p. Tsss Vss. e. G ~ q
CHEESE n Manns 81. = sbssnoe- Is sacks oan q "
a. ~; BACON. III Ks e.n i:,o~ss Sos
la' Eve Rotacs g lam e ms ss%%se
ia sss Gss' bs sss..
=. .. aSyse 49,. s: s...
Sss s .as e
e 60 a .ss.sss .: !: ss 8.
%. = a sppis -. sssn. - ~ "a
T. e ~ sp:s o
is S.o. ~. SAT- s 49, ~ Ss sss Il
60 Connolly ssS-ssiS % shut. assdss-sssis'.
CiNCiNNArI-P~s. s-r s,.,e.p.n: 500 b., s..a.-.
Iss 6auss ssoeaS d. SSS: d. - q:
;s x, 4: =: ban; Y Mnss. ssS5 AZ e -: bsss
legs par Ii suisss zso- 5odo Il bos osicns ii d. esss
e: s s ss s@:: o:ss
do scovIE Mssd-lS DO W A Gsdon-9i kesi b. = j
% VIM ss is9s; 20 1
@ - Gsn.s .s e sso1Ss Ss
Sly -. y DC s..ds. fo,.sfl ssls Per-
ke9b uuttaf a MORON oecO-x mus ~ DDS 0eef
nIsin-ss % Bless 3 snm.-l pks sDsas = shaw 400
- e:s ~ sss' b,ss. "a
~; :: ): ss:s =
r o.; &. sss
mas. sos. aeo-a0 Al Ksnns.t. Du aco-Sits pigs I'D
~ Dsiiy.si AZ. ssSsss. B Davis 400 RODE.
81 LIpIS.-iSd haI 81 asur shaw seoS Sozss
| mdes Wight he0-sandsss 70 osdsr. - =,
ten Mclss: Coimsa-ls e.ls eo.iOa Byms teo-i DO
Mn.nf: MIssM 49, bbls ois.s:n sus.i, bah wool
~ y. peaches Scott 9 RSbinson-as do W RsS@oad-
sSg s: =: ; s:s: ~. q:
ss: ss:ss:
LEFkqRE-P~ss.psr Tallahassee: Q s.l.. oo.so. 70
FL. ao Savage ESo-ibS 6s: psassss % 8
Il - - - - srs-s
/ COnsigAeess 4.
rb p. siR Fo,st sss,s from O..opC Te.n.ses Ees
sIss;!sS ssSss:,S$$asss: Wsl:$. sss.i
III; s.s;
Gs.xss sI 2oeRos
sI INIT Fos@rs neo1D Cooper AGe.I " AMhu. =
.6ss... LEA 6.ses. sS sa s' s.s &
Tssh ;... Sos-Ksess.s NI.!oha WIhan:- Wiihaae,
|. Woifs-H!ask. Day e eMslfs-Homss 9 Benasstl0 W
etssr-G Temmads-R Wstssman' Aeo-J BisnchaA q
leEE Fessn koo-P Cussche-D CfoHsn-l Stroud Aol
III @ rwichsll koe-A d 0gief &co-P hamey &eo-
| whiting B. Peazce-aaNh, Dsnman keo-B Edo Bro Gcs
CeckIll kce..L u Dunsa1-M u Deyslsssz-A Michel
IT, wess ss;-9. sco-Ns!s CsF1 ;95m 9
S:; Seal 5::R;ss I::'|
Nhlard. - : - - = - - = -
PEI hip sultane, from New .Yosk-E etsysss Req
: Clark Mosby-A nonnabsi-Wm Prips-Hll, MciaSs-l
Z eo-E Cope ke0-B L mann-Brandss. w tlians roo
Qo.ire HoC-y Aars-0eo Connoaix-J w stanton Aoo-
. bms-Ccnvase &co-T smith HAL & Ksmp-Dyss &c
s}-E w Benton-D Felt &eo-Jno HuEsy-Albest & Trcol
3-Dsgan Lsous-lE poilook-Psyns q HerhoA-E PEI
4 esson-McRss Y ADMINISTRATIONS Pesis-Samgs
nsiu Heo-Wood = L.w-Robt Brown-Chery, HsndsI
Rsht Perkins &eo-Taylor. Han koo-Wstlss Cvosinp
" Gage 2 Bro-Ee.rn, DDpesan Gcs-M d Cooper &ec:
; Banner annh- n Gsen-Garh waits, Gnhin hoo--l
/, AesonsAl Hobbs rood r Carroll Eco-J Gauohs4f
AllsOE-Pcxett. Peskins ho00edsmih, HabeF &oo-J
l, Eva kQe-Nosi Guvsud-E EefssDn-.exmpson
H Psss 49, fG%sosP TssG.. IS
s.hsp, R,.S..s: f,sP By sS.tooETsf fe;~;s Hob
; AD Gdef Eso-L ii Gsis-L sinrsvsnt Eco-BurSsiS1
8 Adans-R Riohasas-Kssnsdy Q FeaSe-G Fssae Ges-
. 49, Spoken. ~.
81 the ship sultans. On IL MI ~. III elsn. ths Wal
hsik Kspsfs from New Yosk for thb pen. ~.
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READER, a WORD no YOU
Il F you wish to have mess excellsnt Mslieine IN
lle.bss. hs.Ass Dys1sy 80. vhiok kssw 6ssvssai.
5 DeacAss Anti.C athaFtle l1ixfure,
one Of tls bsf Daadles svs dipovsasd YouWiI ndits
oil cs,s; psonpt safe and .ps remedy. and dssr.
vomiting and pprsns IA Chossa and Ckona Mosbus -
pEACHES! PEACHES NY Depot is At
viii have Stands alt6s Masksss and ~ est Famsa.
h. - sse.' q whsass pA sss,,r = ,,,,.-<,,r
ToBAcCo- $50 boxes Virginia nsa1fesursd,
Ni Nv. AR1RURs CQ. . ~ . New Lsvss !
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DUFFIELD's HAMs-50 tiercss susss csssd
rs P'n''''d il 'iEs. xs4 e e. 81: y
SWEET OIL-250 baskets Pisgniol for ~. b.
- jy26 Q. J. HART Z co. % fchoapitosiss 4,
CASTOR OIL-60 -b6ls. Adams's No. j. -loI
ts1shy g. J.HAR1 8 co. - Theupltouja0 4,
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PORT OF NEW OKLKANs,

4 49, NS..-:-S- 49, ----- -
a.t~.ss< iSIso3s! YyylcSs -
-, * - >c.keys. y 4
s scss NJ tR12 ,s -, ~ fess - WeseYG -
Bas eek wssdeia. hevltg. Oihnllss. ~ Wa q "a
B,uk llaerpH,. Han. ~. 1872 -
- 80 = - ..ssSs n r. ~
~. a.,hu.. No.. S1s.N s2s.w-,,a
-.-l1 NJ. . - - = ~ 49,.
ehp f@st eaaas. folliss, fsn DsNea ~ Juss tsnss
49, 9v... - 49, -
s11g t.s.1 no,rA Asn bs.tsl ~ Ssse. b q w
Bsje ilsg Or. Iodes. n aav. g., pxn.r.,s,. A.
nsc.f nv, q q :
p{yd1s q nevas-is ~. IS Z = - =
sses 80 LAX banows, 8 da51 - TsDpa b., 70
4c-w4H - 81 - =
ffsss = 49, w 10 = a111nl--
- ~ Z.
..u..-. ~. sstnAne0AJe. $780,
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I.e1sncs Of A5olsssos Asitasios on Boaon
Commsree-We have an Intelligent mercantile
correspondent in New Orleans, who sets Is CON-
mercisl agent for many large houses in this city.
This gentleman informs ~ that almost his whole
business fol. these Boston houses has bean cut Of
ia Mississippi, and greatly diminished in Alaba-
ma, owing 70 the feelings Of hostility created in the
minds Of the people Of those States, u attacks
made on their Institutions BY Boston and Assea-
chusetts people, and that correspondence with
Lynn has been wholly broken Of. The spirit
which has been manifested by many Of oar people
may seem 70 justify thi: course but our merchants
are an Intelligent and high-minded class Of men.
They are not the offenders, and should not be
made to suffer for the acts Of such men as Carl
SON, Elizur Wright, and their like. We are per-
suaded that the better informed and responsible
classes Of our citizens heartily disposed to obey
the laws, and to submit, cheerfufy to the settle
ment by the last Congress, in that series Of laws
known a. the Compromise measures, and we hope
that nothing again will happen to embieter ethel
section Of our mighty Republic-a Republic which
is regarded the world over the last hope Of hu'
man liberty on earth. il this is wrecked, despot
ism settles down upon the world for ages, and the
hope Of liberty forever dies. [Olive Branch.
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Desperate attempt at Suieids.-John Corbert
was prevented from shufiiing Of this mortal coil on
Thursday evening last, by Waterman Ludwig.
The means sought to be used ON this interesting
occasion was water-box opposite cofss-house
in Magazine street. A MI. Corbert was pretty
well of for his four bits at the time, in the way
liquor, there is NO doubt that his intention wsi
only to take homeopathic cooler on the occasion.
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p Passengorns <-ese
PEI hip ssltaas. fon New YoskDr Pssas, and sbsr b
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-; ~ ~ Sss - ma - "ss.-I.. ~ - Irssss -.
". d.s.d.v. 80 on Thur,dsy. s.d 80 ,esesds, ~
nsi.snsi -. have 80 a suvats ,ersa ~ e. s
nj ~, n.,s,c,,.,, ,vh.,svs, Pc.s. h.,r.,..
-;eh,.s t.,h.r so.asr;sI chsnes IA ~ I'M cs~s
lsv,: F,osed. YdesK: Inn. S,(0Ar "a Isfs- -
Connon g ~, tX67; Chocs. 7K69o > +. ~ ~.
~. ~ ~ NH Is Thcs,d.y a. ~ q Il ~ I
fpIseh Fstl Ys.a.caays ~. embnss ~ fllevissI<
Fl hhds u 107k. "a ii fsosssd q 9J<e :. =
a..~er-rb. ..nnl, ~ s..., c..t,,... l,Ia - -
m. NIL Iimi,sd. ~. 49,. p II nm hi ~ xo ~ !.
.hou} ~. u,.vous ranea of Drioa AID - r.s.i. e. l
ions lafesios To Common 3Ko6; Fair 70 Fully fs 81
ASK. P.iue Ard Choice elN6ks . b. SO hhds ~ -.
te,dsy n 6,sa for Fair.
Ws,k,r - pts AS hI,ds Aussu-sxports d.
be,o limited % NTH loo st prsvious rates eay a56, =
s,lIo. for fair 70 choscs re- oiisd.
Week's rece,pts. 81 bbh--exposts No.
Il Fisvr-Tue IN, bsss tsir ,poeiry in III Plsur .l,
du,ips Uorliop Of the week And with mode,s. ,!,s
~ rs- havs ben firm os mo,t descsption, Tbe ~ -
70 ThS,,day evening" embraced 000 bbI. a ths fs,
,.nr. or nrio.. Som, "a NJ aas ,6 on; ~
indiana o. OOasA l9x 81 Loujs a SU q Hx Fs,ev
and Exirs brands q 6al<0ss W = Dbl The ~, ~
iuclpds soune unbranded 81 Louis II a Op Ohjo of sv
,,s brand 1t q i60e4 " st. Louis do ii IA ~: ~ kb.
Franklin Mills New Orleans. At ~ 70 and soms anal es
Of st. Loas. from nav wheat, ats6 g. AFRO, BY ssesia
2U bbk Ohio. partially damaged. at % u Dbl. Ysas
days salss enbIsced wv bbs It, Louis IT "a No. and wv
weeks nesptss ,zlA opae-s3poafs. 10 ~.
Gfain-Ths supply Of ptns qualities Of Com osatinnss
limited, and yellow has nd q SUI nsh rai whils nis
and ordinary AZ without maara change Tbs sales Of W.
week reach aboef D0 sseks. q winch bO wefs tatsn
Sessuess pneD - mlsH % oaaey fAnEns q s|<e40.
ef nl.ea W - p 70 NIs $500, end ios yslews'ai-
'sns. OAI sae p'enay and " nas'
scn ~ 49, p.cnase some WV seaAa
80 ~ III on.s ~ eoans Iof %. Lous:..
~ n = s.cS - 80 - - 49, ~ '4sSseo 70
| eos ~ v A's'' - e ny 's'A ~ "n'.'e = ns
MAJ 20, .oo : =. % a.,
~ oo'. 49, 49,, s-ppi.' No'ssV. =
ns.e ~ D.sn cu' ny t'sxeslon ~ -
io,A ~. s ase M. ,e .. =. nnlso
anu ps ss ~ sa'ss nav zen ~ y. q
- ,.sS . a. !. = ~. ~ 49,, 49, =. ~. ~.
".,.i az. ,,s M, ~ nj. NJ. :, =; ~
= ~ :. ~. -. T. ~. = - y
rases - an q :. II, - - = - z. ~ =
60. ~. =, -. 49, i. -. =. -.
| ..z>~.o-e D;ss.s ,,.s- or -. = ~ ~ - 4. a
- esgsS ~ 49, 49, - =. 80 go, -. ." .
p.ne o.Ys ~ 20. -, -. .S.H - $3.50! ~
p.sa. ~ ~. 80 sss az, ~. sa = M y
,os SH,,o = n e. .,,r,. IA chic. ~, ;.,.s.~
-. ~ IN -. ~ .no,;o. :, sx W-... 49,. 49, ~
continued % eli in moderate psross At Io,0lSX "a 49,
| .ses[ES7xc = N. s - ~ :
Ric.EThs m.,l.t h.. oon,;ru.a .v,,..1, Al, :. -,
r..,ol;o. |. ma n 9,<o . b.
| rs.or. -.
a. ~ t ~. p.sss ,o<a \
~ " -'s-' wv s''' -~'''-' $500 - an
/ n...s.. "a uor.-Th. a.,,.,a l.. an. - -,
~ nci, ~ H., = h.s n,;d - "a LII, 49, ~. =.
r.. a. c..h !, '.,I,. =. ~ U
S ~ VlsV eess =" s"ea o.s DsBt'ns ~ su sesaAv
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NEW ORLEANS:

NEW OhLtE AN0s
e vi ----sos
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY %.
$50 r. :: :: - : -;
weary HepoV We Oedray f1osP''es.- a
'seo' oaos aiscnafeso' ~ a,eo' e'-Mo LOT
~" 1s''': e..- ". ~ 49,. :. 1855
Fira Distrta Cosrt. Meesrs. J II. Maddox,
- Bculisny; and VIM Bell, Ne ~ Of - pestie'
- -. -. Nc. .,,.,.'s.s ......,s.s 4;
.a.S.. ~. S.,.,shss. h.;I 4. ~ $3.50 !.
IN noo ...h I.d,. -. ..-.,...s g.. :. !.
-. =. 49, ss...-,-Is" 's''' " 10
'''' ~ :. --.--- -. -. ~
Postpoaed.-The examination Of Alexander, q
slave charged with shootlnx and manning r. a. O.,
with intent TO commit murder, wes yesterday again
pcssponed % the Sosh INST. <f
NORTHUMBERLAND Reoorder Havthorn ysster.
dav SAINT Patrick ISwIer hsfo,s ~ First District
Court q, ! chsyee Of v,s,.ncv.
IT, NJ, = d.. 49, ~ n.-o.,,c, An.
a.v;,. ~ ,,.a. s..;.s. 1chr .nd Js,rss GAIA.
Che, q, s...rl, Z, .risir~ ont Of The dis.
nu,s :, ~. d.,r..,..;, ,s,;n. ~ H. Second Ward
Of Tho FIRST Mun;o;ns,,,v IN 'the 10Th inst. Club
and kniva. :. ,.sr,oned q having been libe,.llv
u.sd IN ~ 49,. :;on.
- - -------s =
Asseuk and battery. - Eliza farnetvnie has
been assaulted and threatened Win sack, ~ NJ.
I"."us Rsymond M I'm kiclin- mn 30 . ,o,. ~
ph;,;n,. .sr.s, -. evenin.. W.,,sn,s Of .r,s.,
;..n.d' Is =
Committed. Marin Meehnp. for asuault and hat.
terry, was sent before the First District Court yes
terday, BY Recorder Genois
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Thireen Of these were stolen. That number wer,
found. bv virtue Of search warrant. on Thursday
last. in house on Cbsrtre,. between Benyille and
Cont streets, The chsirs have since bean scenes
tered.
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.a;r ,hs -, M,;o;,,.,;,,, 49,. 80.
S1o s.ch ~ .co,as, cs,'o;. So $500 , ~,
the ,in-6ye couldn,t post The nonv ana vsrs
sent to prison.
Dramatic Bellovines Willi,m II. Libnev and
Thomas Heirsu commenced hallooipe wstch.'
awatch." after fashion the most sisntorian. or
u',ou sue''s an.'soay n'so. iAss. Ahn "s'
on,y ~ 'ne ~, - 'ne o,ns. ys"S. Du.nes r.
Ie'.sa sue'n so 1ousus sne.n y inc "a'cn' 1os'e
thorn fnsd them two dollan cash, and thus ter
minated act the third of this. the most vocifescu
piece Of hisirionics Of the present season.
D;.,n;ssed TN, ch.r., ,vain.t Hen,v levi.
of s.s.uI, and battery Gas d.mis.ed Nv Actin,
Recorder Hawthorn ve.terdav.
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'onn Aoooon' whose sifes' iof COMMENCING OF
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CHEAPCLOTHIN'G G
CLEAR TIE TRACK!
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BRADING's NEW DEPOT!

One door beIolc Crawford 4. Sier's store
Front street. Pomeroy, Ohio.
EUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati a large and
% well rejected stock of READY MADE CLO-
THING, which has never been surpassed in quail
ity or price in this market Being a practical
Tailor, and having been carrying on the business
for seven years in Pomeroy, have selected my
stock with full knowledge CT the wants OF this
market--ooking to substantial goods and cheap
prices
Ny stock consists of Dress, Frock and Sack
Goats, PantaloonS, Vests, Shirts, Undershirts,
Drawers, Furnishing Goods, Crayats, Caps, Trunks
&c. Also, superior article of Tailor's Shears
and Points; an article kept nowhere else in Pome-
roy.
The undersigned does not feel it necessary to
boast of the great variety and cheapneSS of his
stock He knows that an examination OF his
goods will tell more potently in their favor than
all the hgh-faluting' words to be found in Walk
er and Webster, could say for them. He there
fore leaves it for Others, whose stock needs to be
praised, to tell about the variety, goodness, and
cheapness OF their goods. His goods speak for
themselves, as all competent judges must decide
They are STRONG AND WELL MADE, and he
merely asks those wishing to
Purchase Clothing Cheap,
To call upon him before buying elsewhere, as he
is confident he can sell them more Fashionable
and better lot hi |, at HEAP Err RATES than
any other establishment in the county.
WILLIAM BRADING.
Pomeroy, April I, So. n2s000
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0re'ls.ance in regnrltO certain Side


NEc. /. EE III ORDAINED by the Town
Conncli Of the town Of PomerOw
That the property holders on the northery
side Of Front street in said town be, and are
hereby required to construct, and keep in repair
Il side walk on the northery side of Front street
as follows, to-wt: Said side walk may be of
wood, brick or stonc shall be Of the SAINT. grade
as has been fixed by ordinance for Front street,
and shall extend from the Chester road so called,
to the westerly limits of the town.
Said side walk shall be four feet wide from said
Chester road to Mr. Grants lane; and six feet
wide from said lane to the westerly end of Sec. Q.
SEC. 2. 1T IS FURTHER ORDAINED by the
Town COuncrl Of the town ofPomerOy, that said
side walk shall be completed by the 1st of Noveln-
htr next; and that if any person or persons hold
ing properly as mentioned in the first section Of
this ordinance shall neglect or refuse to construct
said side walk by the time above mentioned, iltA
and in that case, It Shall be TIE duty Of the street
Commissioner Of the ward in which such neglect
or refusal may take place, Immediately 10 cause
the side walk TO be made, aud keep all aCcouu,
Of the expense thereof which amount shall ht
collected by an action of debt for the use Of the
town Of Pomeroy, before the Mayor, against the
several delinquent property holders, and shall To-
gether with the costs be lien upon the lot or lots
respectively in front Of which side walks shall lie
SO constructed
AARON MURC 0CK, Mayor.
LEWIS S. NlE, RocorGcr.