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voir, cc qui fait que beaucoup de hydrants, don
robjet est de remplir les reservoirs on Ion Sc
baigne ct qui servent aux douches, dams beau
coup dendroits, sont fat inuties ct qui
1itlaussi que beaucoup dh6tels, de cafes ct au-
res Establishments qui ont pave pour avolr de
eau men ont pas. Eft ces memes personnes
toient avec peine leur argent passer entire les
Mains d'actionnaires strangers on autres, sans
null soft remedie ce tort. Cest d'eux que
,ent Get appel qui exigc une action prompte. de-
,.isive, Immediate, atm de METRE un terme a &c
NAL, ct ron parviendra en- adoptant la resolu-
tion sr,iyante: 7. b WINSTON,
J. LANATA
Rssolu que lie Marie est par la presente auto
rise nommer, avee lie consentement du Consel-
General un Bureau dingenieurs qui. avee lie
surintendant des Travaux Hydrauleues, exami
aeront ct feront un rapport sur Tetat actuel dies
lravaux, ct suggereront les measures qui, dams
leur opinion, sent indispensablement necessaires
pour augmenter la Furniture de Feau dams tou-
tes les parties DIES Premier, Second ct Troisem"
Districts. ct obtenir de l'eau pure toute epoqne
ct a relevation requise par In ChaTte
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L'ordopnance relative aux medecins est lue
CONNIE suit ct referee au Comite de Sante, pour
etre rapportee a Ia prochaine seance:
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nj. Eustis demande a amender la premiere
section en- inserant apres les mots 'schemin de
e" ct ''ehemin de fer de la Nouvelle- Orleans
les Opelousas ct de fOuest,'' ct aussi lie meme
Montant de capital sera souscrit par la vile, al
lit chemin de fer de la Nouvelle- Orleans, des
opelousas ct de rOuest, payable en- quatre por-
lions annuelles'
Sur motion, ce sujet est depose sur lie bureau.
La demission de NJ. Nixon, CONNIE membre du
Gomite de Ia Mason de Refuge, ayant etc ac-
}eptee, lie President nomme NJ Shaw pour lie
emplacer
la resolution suiyante, presentGe par NJ. Place,
pres avoir etc lue deux tois sur dispense DIES
egles, est adopt6e:
Rfsoiu que quand une afairc sera referee an
Comlte de Finances de ce Conseil, il sera entendu
lu'elle est referee an dit Comite de ce Conseil,
t a celui du Conseil des Aldermen; ct que.
1uand ladite atfaire aura etc prise en- considG
cation par le(lit Comite conjoint, ellie sera rap
prtee a &c Conseil pour etre diseutee
Nj Nixon presente la resolution suivante, ct
les reglements etant suspendus, ellie est lue un,
s,conde tois ct adoptee:
ReS0iH qu'un Comite conjoint de tros mem
hres, pour chaque Conseil, soft nomme par L
President, pour preparer une ORDINANCE eta
dlissant rordre dams lequel devront etre prises
lrs afaires DIES deux Conseils d Aldermen
lie President nomme de ce Comite NM. Nix
n, Eustis ct Hermann.
Nj Winston preSente ce qui suit, ct sur motion,
| & est reIere au Comite iudiciaire:
.iHeadm quill est bien connu de ce Conseil
que lancien Conseil- General afferme GER
rInes personnes lie deharoadere DIES navires .
apeur, en- face dc la place jackson, pour leu
| tul ct unique usage, Ell violation directe de L.
! oi, ct contrairement une decision de la Cou'
| supreme, en- consequence, il est
| AtSotu que lie debarcadere Wis., a-vis Ia place
pcSson, Second District, soft lihre apres lie Ter
luln 1852, a tout navire GU embarcation gu
| nouiile reimbursement dams ce vosinage, pourvl
ne lecit navirs GU ladite embarcation pale Ii
'reit ordinaire de Quayage, dapres la liste de
| lake.
Sur motion de NJ. Place, les Ordinances et
Resolutions passees par lie Consel DIES Aldermen
| sont prises en- consideration, leur premier,
lecture.
L'Ordonnance pour r6gularser les droits dc
i.ev6e ct de quayage est lue CONNIE suit, ct SUI
iouon, referee un Comite special de ouatrt
| impose de NM Watkins, Dolhonde, Wilson 81
Shaw
lRBO.t.N:d.NCE pour r6guipriser les Droih
&e Lerts Ct de Qnayage sur les noeires az.
| ric0Et de la mtT, ct SIR les dctedur a uapeuY.
| cialdnds, barges, etc.
| Le C0nseil- General de la Willie de la Nouyelle
| orleans ordonne ce eui suit;
Art. !. Qua dater de radopton de cette Or
dominance, les droits de Ley6e on lie quayage SUI
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comprises leading ares dealers
and others informed that their orders will be promptly supplied with
the Medicine line not include therein
ar Fl. sole Agent for the GRAEFESBERG MEDICINES
the States Of Louisiana and Mississippi.
sS- Also Agent for Dr.. JAYNES MEDICINES, MoFFA1
MOFFA1 LIFE PILLS PHOENIX BlTTERS, and WRIGHTS
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
The Trade supplied on reasonable terms. au2l d&Wl y
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FROM Dr.. W. S. MAcKINTo

PAoUcAH, KY, June 8, 1919.
My stock Of Cherry and Tar Syrup
popularity daily increasing You would well
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er.pr. f o.. have sHn.e- rrr ur.rs " . N-.
sno f-s have .esa Hr, p. tra4 3 f,,a,
"lf cap lIt tl' ~. ga a.<r = ia
O. rr. fr.r 't-f esrl.a hef fuah t.ts-
~ .tr en- porter. o. Wt Iiep,. .f rf
.fTF Z haze ,ar 40 N- ~ %. i'.r at.c sees
hti cluf tr.g tra ~sacr .a nnl .ps h'Fe
,' ~ nse, f1sps DAT a COZ q ..u '..' -.e
'.''' l1ftrt cisrr. of cRt-itcs. MAJ oI tDls 20
p - ~ --c-st "a ct ele gE rofn nave nis VS.
luc be- iof ne last eFtt afHe se7ks iiF- ot "t
~. " - IN 81 IA about Eve weeks ts' "a vi y.
Z - "a. ffne uoIs. "a Nost,a. CO -H- l.It fL '.-
'tto'I. mere. ca' ec iela 'er 14t li ffsO'' - -
f. esi 'f4I rue believe Vr Forrest nst IT, ren'.
tesln of tee 'ing esry hours d 1ars sesn ,hcre
'i. u ci"ck fni kreH Nts kctpnF bin uo, an
~ ., o.ih'ueb tta ro deposition O. 40 ~ DE- my
SELF VS. tncr a Iste r-iier tmN 8r Fpflo.t
res been present WIel nave seen Nrs Forrest
smoke, sn1 have seen hef h,t no. 81 .f % his 'Dr
rim a. lght. Go Rot sfow th.f ever s,. mar with
Is large CIGAR la hef mouth 20 smoke.
III Var asked hT orc. n ne intended ealing
Nr hiYant.
9r o'C saio Ar. b ',es rsry h,sa,y respeo'e
bic uan, and wo1 q s,stc he truth enoevsT called
tin aId e. @r. Van 3. Vas mare dt,ir1us - sc,
OBJ, truth as 90 higi, ne would leave n 90 hr Van D.
q. eal him.
Mr. orc said he wished % cal Nr WnitelsV aad
Ellen LnwitsS, Who ker. ne hOnse IA Ncrcer-st.,
-Hd Who have refused "a come. WIN me eKcep-
uoa Of their testimony, ne Wopia res' tAe case Tor
tie present.
The Court SAID when Nr o. now rested the case
thrust be considered 60 except - teSiiaD my
Drought mp OF The other SIDE
Mr. Van alluded t. tBe efsct VI psrm thing Mr..
orc. to reopen for plaintiff. as md been cone, ne~
vlIess having been oToush. NJ t1.caY ani vii re-
cure Iebuua4.
llr. ore SAID ne wished 70 ctl Professor Hack
leg. who Is ia Boston. and he would Ike u Sead
CONFUSION 10 Newt 0Rtdn. As - nc witnesses
ne rested their case perfect good iai,h before.
AND not OF the existence II the testimony
that has since been brought up GU then side. lie
again rested with he same good fii.a, AMI would
only call witnesses that VII be- necessary from the
case made on the Otner side, and those named that
they have not been abe 70 set
Tie Court sali they might bring up the witnesses
al ANY time before the trisl cosec. ana the case on
behalf OF Mrs Forrest rested Adjourned TO this
f1reioog.
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AFFLIcTING lNTELLIGYNCR.-We under
stand that intelligence was received By the last
steamer If the death Of Mrs. Murray, wife of the
Hon. ChaS Augustus Murray, The buush Consul for
Egypt Mrs NJ Mas the lasI of three daughters Of
The ate Hon James WadswoT.h, o. GeReseo. She
Was married Ia 1850. and immediately Sei our ilr the
ohcial resICeuce OF her husband IA caro- hsnp,
where she died on the IN OF December last. This
painful news will fall with crushing weight upon
laige circle OF friends. She was lady OF rare &C
complishmeEts and although reared IN atuence
she learned 10 feel for the unfortunate and afflicted
and 70 them her purse was ever open Tier age was
about 81 years. Rochester Democrat.
TRe CHOLERA gentleman OF profess
soHa! honor m order 10 prove that he could procure
oishoy OF strictly temperance landlady ri iash.
ienaoe resort bay, the last season, assumed
me symptoms OF Cholera, and with expressive sighs
AID sfoans called to her for brandy Bfandy,' sac
sAoi1med :" have none :" What none for pud-
Snsgs and pies ?" exclaimed the honorable sufferer
,Noae,' replied the heroine, Ny pudpings and
s'ss asseg t-ye LIE C4s<rs.D IN. 1. DlAasm.
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F,RrAND Loss OF Fe.--Yesterjay nor

FlREAND Loss OF LIFE. YESTERDAY NOR
ming, about o'clock, fire broke out in tie three
story bncS building No Is Morris St, the 10 yer part
C lpied by Patrick FltZSlmmOns as grocery 81 re,
~ me upper part by several families. At the time
me frs alarm gwen, the children % the several
ftrntes ere bed, aad III few minutes the entire
pFtp0isef were 50 CenSely hlei with SMOKE, shht
ne greatest CONSERVATION prevailed among the III
mates. The frantic parents sought N vain Tor their
children. and obliged 10 save themseiyes by
unUug from the windows. Two infant children
uf Pnhp neerV. named Aun and EilZa1etn, were
rurroc 10 crisp Philip Reer, jumped from the
slBGow with his son Henry IN HIS arms. The father
tsrunaielv escaped IL nry, while the son was con-
steIably injured by failing on the ice Mrs ieery,
ne wl'e Of pnllp, had her spine broken by leaplng
fsor re Viudow. \ single woman, named Sarah
crosby hac her SPINE broken bv jumping from the
" ndOw. The injured persons were all taken to the
IS. y Hospital
4 r'rl aoeut years Of age. who has not been rec
DgHiZed, was found, after the fire had been extIn-
pUlineo, IL one OF the rooms her BODY being burned
10 d cTrp
40 old woman named Cafhsrine Sexton, about 50
yeas Of ape N the confusion fell ont az the third
sfoiv w1nC0W anc had her thiah broken.
The origin of the FIRE is unknown It Is supposed
to have originated from an iron furnace, IN which
,ss kuChng charcoal hre, at The foot ~ the hrsi-
story sta r. The flames communicated 70 the STAIR
way and ran up to the top Of the house along the va
r0us ghtS of stairs thus preventing al the inmates
from .ieCilne their egross III that way.
The III known GIRL has been recognized as Ellen
Cannon daughter OF Mrs Mary Cam.
The hTemen were early on the ground and prevent
90 ne flames from communicating to the NflpinlnS
buildings The Police OF the FIRST Ward were
promptly on the spot and rendered ali the assistance
IN their power TO the injured.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF
ALDERMEN The President announced The follow
ing Standing Committees for the ensuing year
on Lacs-Adermen Rayls. Spinoa, Rec. stllwell,
HawIhurst 49,
ASs,Ssmcnts- Brooks. Marvin. Booth, udson. h'ce
KspQfrs ami NippfS-B0o;h, Brooks, Reed horr!s Nv
AccorR,s-Reed Green Muchuore, Wilson. Harteau.
Naoncc- Green. Ba,ls, Eyder HawNhnrst; MONS
poice-Fowier. Green, Williams. StiINsli arteA1
Fre Department. HawNhnIs,, Neeley, Sonea, Wiihahs'
Green o.,.,, ,,.s..
BcYs end PpnIs-RyceI, Spinola, Muchn'ore' Mercy
Ces~Queen Marvin Bay'is. Rice. Hudson.
Lands end Plsces-Mucamors Booth, Brooks' Evans
HawNhnTst -,
tory and Hofer RiqA's-Rice. Evans. Marvin Much
LenSs-Snlweu. wilson Marvin. Ryder Fowler
Wa'sr- Marvin, Bayiis, Queen, Stllwel. ha"thgrst'
Pasho Cisfcrns-Harteaa Hudson. RYDER. spinoia
BlO0tE
nospstel-Moiris Wilson Fowler. Reed. Green
schools dc-BsyllS Marvin, Green, Evans, Morris
- Nc0tiS and MeGspres-Fowler. Muohmore, spin''a
Brooke Kent
Received and placed on Gle
On motion OF AID. Marvin the announcement OF
Standing Committees on file was reconsldered, ana
AID. Marvin excused from serving on the following
Committees Assessments Lamps, Ferry and Water
Schools, aid that Aid Kent be placed on said Com.
mlt,ees Amended by Aid. Hswxhurst, by giving the
President an opportunity 70 I'll said vacancies, and
as amended adopted.
TnE BROOKLYN lNsTITUrE.-The annual
election !or officers Of tie Brooklyn Institute, took
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


Ar al Holmes Hole Ian y schr Waiter X l'( Prs
vHceiov NJ ll.son Atlantic tco a. ST. Vincent. Cag~
DE- erds. 2th ult for Pr0yrnrfasn Win 10 hbs
81 Sailed N comusnr ar-F bs-i kfsusln Gfo~a.
of foyrtY. with go bbs, tof rb0nss Sp kecauSis.
SCH N's fufi an Gem. n Hfo7rcttHE1. cices. all
hands SICK Rep touched ~ 81 nceIts Nov 10. bart
Nye RuSer. If Sew Bcdfod 81 hhf san. flnadeTs, II
Matapoisest lo0bhs i2.h l. Bsrsio~. rahsr o. d..
hbts George heIs Of S,on rgtob e nsis i3tk.
Izsbe u, XtsT. Il Mauapyiset {, SD hb'a ChNies'oa
Packet, Lewis. New Bedford so bbs big rilsstsn.
Brow, 81 NaRIcke;. 90 bnis nm. sour Usi0n Wat
kns Of Province ceu 90 bids l9h. big thss NJ ~.
II O'lesss clean 2ld "a L Bare ~. rpp. hew s-d-
ford l1s hhls Dec l. shlp Hunter. Hat New bedford.
q hbs blscshsh OIL OCT . bark Gsiaud. King, If New
leC ford 70 ibis.
a letter from Mr. James PA nsr. seaman board the
ha .yinuud 1870 Is the following vessels spoken be-
I'VE tie ieh and 18th of Move nnet hlrk ARIEL Petty.
Fa River, months out see up tsupppsed including ~
previously home and heard OF her tax 70 obi
81 wh,ie a few DAYS after Elisha Dunbar. Kills. b
months SEQ sp. Ctne took - whale GU Abrolhss
Banks which made $50 hbls }: q rncser Barrier. psrt-
mouth, months. % -. Helen Saow. Bra ton y,
rs OIL stated the Helen Snow ,ppte. no date.
Noble Nichols p H., 80 sp he captains boat was SOW
bg "A y h. r.. ana the ealing car man sIiod
Heard fr m Nov 2, lat 81 10. lea. 81 40 Hope, NIB.
all well clean.
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- scs7ship AJrsG Lircfrooilssorgc fSn''a- 10
tos Jcnn fcsie. Live pool. g. ID watson Ma tusai !,
" Ne q. d. Mr. y hi,t,fd. go lir. Pelra. rsToa
X iatv. Nforfresl Mr. Do
Joho Smith dc d X DOLE Lond,a. K UsAass Ir.
New 0Ik q Y Frntar. Brit 81 ler.t N, Wa 8s~.
q 3D. Ai0u'Tcal. Mr.. Fond. Quebec, Ofessi. B.la
more James y CLARK. NoGtTesl; Ar Carer % Ar.
MAY do X storm. Ssu'A AEorca Alr Gty, Qxshss ,
y Vuy. Mr. Steven J. Foley. NJ SeYmpaT. h3REsA
Cnss. Low. q eNec NJ. lie Nesuuar QleAsc. W.
Benson. Eng and y. Nolras Hsmufan Ch.s ID
Roy. Montreal mr. Le leu Quebec, Mn Gum Mug,
Montreal Bir Honmefer. Sssd~ "a |, znds Gs,rxs
Denho'm, Montreal. er FaLsan, 1lT Grsaasheds,
Montreal. Mr. ONg Ter md T K-l' Quebec. " - dee
Fare. Ruush Armv, Fra.cs McDontt. New You W.
DAVIS. New York hf Soutoisn, New York Mr.
p wen. New-Yo,s Gsp L1yeu. Johu Red. Enraai .
Joha Waters. Eng =. A HEATH. Ne~ Yors n
Sniifh. LlVers0-l; W ). Tcsef--Hl Isl, 81
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

The amount of Flour shipped from Ro-
chester during the past season WAS 50O,3S0 bSs.,
against $50 100 in 1885, SO Isl Ia 1879 5Si 426 N lSiS
ac 63I .57f III 1917. The amousi OF Wheat received
by Canal was ,465 id bashesas ainst $3.50 bush
els IN 1854. The estimate OF this Flour mtn1fac-
tured is eco 600 bbls
The reports from che various Anthracite
Coal regions hase been condensed by The POifsyiHs
Journsl, as follows. in comparison with the supply
III LAST xest
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Court oF APPEALS Tuesdan, Jan. 10.

Court OF APPEALS. -TUesday, Jan. IL.
No % called and passed No 80, PleTepont and
others. exrs. &c, repts agt Barnards. appt. Ar
Pued. \ Hill. ir for app't Geo. F. Comstock tor
iespt. Nos. 81, 80 and SO, called and passed. No
"a reserved TO come in sfieI o. No. IS, called aud
reserved. No. 10, Haynes, res't. aet Carpenter,
apt. reserve cause, argued Edward SANFORD.
for apt G. w. Peckham for resp't, not concluded
at2P NJ
Afternoon Session The argument Of No 10 con-
Guided al adjournment
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,.,,,c,t read, to .ui - force. b. pourios cat tn
M1 LET ard speeches here closed, and the COM
.s,oyrped to The Ballroom, whore the az
I 'D, At ,hc dance keeps up lively time" until
,,..u hours Of the morning.
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Domestic Ports.

ASTORIA Dec 9-In port. bark J.. Menith.w snss
Tsrg1Dsj Amazon Francisco schr'. Juliet M"'
ALKXANDRIA. Jan. Io-Ar ship Lad, of'hs West
DAVIS. Nswporl Wales. ~. ..
B.srrn SID bsTk Pacific Sawyer Boston g.
APALACHiCOLACld prey 70 Dec 2, sehr S..rs'
Kundson for Providence, il supposed TO have ea prev
" III AZ ITIMoRE. Jan. Ia-Au bng wbo.iou. Reese.
Esstpsr,: schrs Th4s Beckett. Hall. Newbefs, x
Btniane BIs~n R'eseI. ons..o L. ases . ss.
bsPN q oy , ss s.ss 'S "a De s,rs sy
STATE, Eldndge Eas, Boston sear. Wo9aonoss, s,aa-
3D. sS v,,1ns ~ MeKSssy Tor West isdiss
BOSTON, Jan. PAN. shiDs Alabama, .fswen' al
cutta Cow oo Go,asm isrogg o sn,,ss1 as,.s
Rotterdam ,cbrs I.assils Arbeoam Sew 9Ik ans'-
sn tee c[o~. 90 Inn if aneSo9 n Lsh. aes..
Channel CO ship BsJ state Lothroe NsN Vnsa".
p pbso ss rsa,S oDss May T. voss ns Rs ,s
iuns Caleb Moore Havana Nova scoiisn tbr.) ISss
ss' ScsS B,nehard. sasGs VIM Boo,hby lBfJ
Coffil Hofor, s;;yropeef Qstsno Chs., ns~' 6.n
I,iys Maria MaIcia; CesstIna EIzs; San Pedrs
Round Pond Thoo's sehrs Lehman rss.ass, -
P,gnsshI. pTope Ter ORtaro, Ns~-toFk schr Erpfsss
.ared on saturday, anchored n tbs Roads and wsn'
'CatiDF. Jan 2-sld schrs. Ceyion. AmsbgD, and
atatsa,an FnzgsTald, Nor1olt III, KendTies F'"'
CoT IrsiBfs RIvER. Dec. AT Pacific CRY bsts
RIG Tarcuina for 40 9th -. p,i,.st,a Nc
lTGEIESTON Jan. 9-An. steamship r4In.s'yp o..
DNna Pat more ca schr G. VI sOgefA>Sndd i..m..
psi,,ea,s Went % sea banks Acadia CROSBY
ea.e,.r upn,,bre, y imDgOn NC snst sah npS IN,
90. D. r,r,r, Times HlnckEsy, wilmington ~ u
scbr Fl9ica JaQust Phna-eiphia c...I. r...wo,sx
II SWObIIi Jas. AR Bag Cfe0ls' fte~ofyy'
d - ga fark Ellen. Hard ng, MAtaLzas .th, sa-
- Va, Y Peters Lord. Na'aBLas: Cerescs, mofsHas
i'-i,,r.rys DoIphn Lord. New YORK n. y. WIne,
i rssn Boston: Rargor jordan, 60 The nVer ana osS
rFwrs Lac g. 8. p. H-The Revenue eoss ~n..h
vrsrt "a 10 the PTeas water YESTERDAY mofbiss ga
tnrr ubtn this evening Dot beng able 70 eot ,saS,
N aecouut " the zee which % very heavy 40 y, ,hs
SslgD,s fjom the beach - the harbgr sns ~
x,,er the steamship City Of Pfttsoufs; ,e1
Smer,ca Cts Ice Boat toxeiher WIN ss"s -. exhyn
I'd rbyse fshlg ssnscks The bark MTsi 1t .ever.
ard sctr Fr.is from Bordeaux BOZ ~ k.fbor The
-. 400 "a, ne c,tv fefurhn -rfeet calm
s91e nom N W has now sabs.esg 4, i,-. a9oye rero
W. .sr ciesr and the ihsrmsneiet " go a.,
MOBILE, Jan t-Au sh.p vi
ship J.-,5s, I'm %. ian s-An. D. Industry Bssce. 81:
NEN-55H lanes IN glJsh feti fhNAlripan
tIe1 ~ Ian Ir1sd fctf Fu- dnlas. tf0ss. i'f
NOhf - u, n l. Crac, er f0ftrn Tor Fai' kgef
BIZ, Bit sDFT PHiA. a.. An schE. Vis'ha'
s sSrmsssssCoi A. Jm Arr. bsrS. DsresY. Nedss,.
r,,'i@is. Ehz4oeih L~sVtf Z lo.Eg, aaT,Sa OF, va
b. rsia Hen Bier.ea big 1av'.a. f"'"1 F"u--
DIG
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NEW OaLRASs, TUESDAY. jar. H. 1852
CorToN has been NJ far demand 90 dsv, vita sales
of 1900 Ga e., At steady, hru prices Our Produce
arsets afe unsettled 10 consequence o. The closing
OF western Daviqatop. All aiictes are seii AZ
higher pnces We quote new Mess PoRX Az sl5 - :
rev Bacon, sides =. and Shoulders az 6lc.
CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Jan %, 1852
COTTON Sales today IF 500 bales az = G1Sc. The
market II quiet but i.ru.
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PORTLAND, Mr The cash valuation #
the real and personal eStaiea in Portland for 1851
$i5 co. 27 The city deDt FOR 1850 1881 is s265 G32
The whole amount OF assessments on polls aud eS.
iates amounts to 800 73s The percentage on prop
ery this ycaT OIL cents on $l00 last wear Is cents
or same sum Nine of the corporations OF Portland
are taxed $2.922 IN the last Mayors report, i, is
estimated that 50 500 assessed annually would paw
tie whole city debt before ls76, when the last pay
ment becomes due
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t. The steamer SOutheIuer, CaPtaio
DICKINSON. arrived yesterday morning from Charles
tol, whence she sailed on Saturday evening last
Our acknowledgements are due to the officers OF the
southerDer and to contemporaries OF The Charles
tot, CoUrltr, Eutning Ndos and Southern Sfaat2rf,
for late papeTS.
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NNFFNIDN VVUN - T3'--F'-- =
worth EiUigfq LfcaQ-g agst JguS Marin ana ND1 -
Jndge PLAIN If ielt rpsri ~ - "a Arth ~ FL
she c.rsr ~ what IS knows - CO bty-tle defrhofis
afe or officers II Sixth Wa-o Fh4 prseh i
Of Irespass % lTgins he etDcers ~ conn ~
ms house CHI aud 81 .ls ders push
'Bg past win violence o. ls gong ~ me u" SUI
fOrciog sd1ittsnce. FO Tense saId me ou1e
,eIe ent by Csyt. Smith. Of ihe police t. arrest some
1ei som suspected Of theft Sc verdict for platinum
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place Monday evening. and resulted n The 'i-f
Of the fOlioviug officers.
For Pr,sl@cat-Ctaries VI. o c,u
Pr Vios PresAeuf-Janes walters.
For Trsas7r,T-GeUif nth.
Fsr Sccref1ry-Johg w Prf
Fsr DHecf rs-Charlcs COugdon. Joha u ID =
Nicholas Pile. Oliver Hull James How, salt.
Crowe. Thomas Woo ward samuel Loln '1rf,
austin Moiyln.
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Coue1 OF GENERAL SESSIONS. before

COUKT or GENERAL sEssi0NS. -BefOTe
Judge Beebe aDC Alo. Barr ami BOyce-Jtn b
Peas n GliIfy.-Janes Campbell, ailas STeeny,
pleaded gully 70 grand larceny IN stealing gold
waich on he 2ith o. Dec. last from The show WIN
dow o. Morris POlucef, lie was sentenced 80 the
State Pussn for tWo yetrs.---peuTy Buf,and plead
60 guilty 10 stealing horse anc set OF harness from
the stable Of mir. Kaab ms former employer, on the
Iaf ut lie was So fenced 10 The state Prison for
tao ye.iS--- ziah Bdear, indicted for grand TAR
c,Tiy. pie AIDED guilty. 20 petit larceny, which plea
Va accepted by he COurt and ne was sent - the
PeuuepUary for sX months
Thai Jor GrGHd LaTceay Oswald Adrian, IN.
-iea-eo with hi sister Maldcilra AtrIaH "a placed
on tlial charged with h4yIag CT the 2J.n If No'cm
her last stolen sixts Yards OF s. from the store ot
Mr. LdchensteIn. the evidence acdGced went 10
show that re accused aBC his ss'eT were IN the
store and tue goods, as Identified by Mr.. l. and
others were subsequently found At their dwelling.
The defense was that the SILK IN question vas
brought from Germany Oy the accused AMI great
de Al 0f evidence and argument vas heard As 10 Irs
ideutttv The case occupied neerly the whole DAY
and on being given to the Jury verdict oi guilty
was rendered The Court then adjourned for The
day.
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ES A Dir. Wall was killed by a man
named Woodruff, al - enSboro, Ky, recent.y -
Wall Rad requested Woodruff 10 pay him small
tebi, when an alteration ensued, and the latter
stabbed the former IN the back with oowle knife.
lnhcurg mortal wound. Woodruff fed. but was
pursued, overtaken and ofged IN jail The attack
~asrep5esenssd as wanton and unproyOSed.
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0eatb Of thc Mo,her OF tnc late Pre.identrOlk

CoLvNgrA. Teen, Tuesday, Jar -, loS'-
The mott et Of the lac Plaudent Folk Died yes
teIday. a. Columbia Tenn. Of Apoplsxy. sae en-
i{isioo from North Carolina 20 Tennessee IN 800.
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Nnriration nd PlM.burgh.

PlrrsBuRGn Tnesi4y, Jan. -. 1852.
TIE weather is very cold. and navigation IS c'oset.
Guthrie Opp. has a majority OF % vo.ss Tor %ay9f'