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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
Death Of Mrs. Fillmore.
Special Dispatoa 10 The NJ y Tribune
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, March 81

Special D1tp1foh 70 The ~ y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, March 30
Mrs. Fillmore died at Wizards Hotel at 9
O'Clock this morning. She had been suffering with
Pneumonia for time past but serious apprehen
sions were entertained until within few days past
Themmediste cause of death sufocston caused
by the accumulation Of water upon the lungs
Mr. Fillmore, with his family and few friends, will
leave with the remains early tomorrow morning for
Buffalo.
Mrs p. was the daughter Of Rev. Lemud Powers, Of
Aurora Csyuga Co. in this State, where che was mar
RED to Mr.. Fillmore, then young lawyer, just begin
ming the practice of his profession in 1896.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
Political Nominations in Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, Wednesday Mach 80, 1853
Cyrus Harris, the Wing nominee for Repre-
sentative 20 Congress In the Western strict OF this
State, has declined having bis used a candidate
for that Office. 1t has been decided by the Whgs
candidate IN that District.
The Wing City Convention 10 nominate As
semblymen met this afternoon and adj burned to Mon
day, without making the nominations the usual course
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
Testimony OF Respect TO the Memory Of |
Mrs, Fillmore.

Special Dispsfeh 10 The ~ Tribune
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, March 30, 1853.
The Senate adjourned, and all the Depart
Inents closed on the announcement of the death
Of the consort of Elk President Fillmore
Edward S. Hough was agreed upon by the
Senate for Collector of Alexandria and D. Boyd Smith
for Surveyor. QUI VIvE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

From Barirs Bruth-r'- C-cuiar.
large business has been done 10 CoFFEE firm prices
TEA hru and tending upward COTToS arm FLoUE and
WHEaI dull, Western Canal. . Ohio IS g A small
bus ness dong COks. RIcE IN limited demand the
weeks business 100 ueFces a. = Q24 IKOS-
Scotch PlE GItn AZ s46.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
Liverpool Provision Market.

small business doing an PEovfsIoNs, and the market
dull George Badenach quotes new BEEFn 81 6dll2 o,
and Gardner Co. high 49,. Eastern PoRE II n .
" nth dull and declining tendency
BACoS firm and tending upward Sales a. 81 d8
LAKD-A small business dons at So $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
NInrine Rennrl.

THE HIGHLANDS March 30-sundown.
Wind West-weather hazy. Bark Evelyn
and another name unknown, at anchor of the Hook.
foreign bark OF the Highlands Steamer John Mar
shall OF Philadelphia. OF the Highlands bound out No
other square, rugged vessels in sight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
IiNerpool Cotton Market.

CoTTos advanced under the adyices received per Arctic
30 the extent Of l6dtd q n the fair and mdiDg quail
ties eNpenencnE the most Of the advance The sales Of
week So % bales Of which spectators took 10 l50
and exporters 80 bales The sales Of Friday 1900
Go the market opening active but falling OF At the close
The authorized quotations fair Orleans cid midd
SID slI Mobile Cd niddlug 5di fair Uplands 3D. mid
Clng sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
Mrs. FiIlmore's Death.

BUFFALO, Wednesday, March 30, 1913.
The announcement of Mrs. FillmOres death
has created great sensation and deep regret among the
citizens OF Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
The New-Orleans Mails.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, March 30 1853.
We have nothing south of Savannah this
back New Orleans mails up TO the 18th had been re-
ceiyed there None have come TO hand here yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
Loss of the brig Marietta.

'BosroN, Wednesday, March 30, 1883
The brig Marietta, of EastpOrt, from Alexan
dria loaded with -four struck Minots Ledge at two
O'Clock this morning, and has bilgod. Lighters are
alongside taking out her cargo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

mo more of the news can be go, through to-
night. The Eastern Wires have worked with the
greatest difsculty owing the prevalence Of heavy
rain stOrnthe report may therefore be entirely free
from error
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
London Money Market.
nited States Securities.

Consols have fuetuated from l0 d99i-eongA AZ 81 foI
mouty The Bullion the Bank Of England has increased
s7OOooc. The Money market Is unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
jail and eight Of its Inmates destroyed by
Fire.

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, March 30, 1853.
Chesterfield Jail has been consumed by fire,
and eight Of the prisoners persisted In the fames The
Jaler and one debtor made their escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY Wednesday, March 30, 1883
Mr.. BARTLETT reported tayoIably on the bull
10 consolidate the 0swego and Syracuse aud suyrscuse
and Bimghsmpton Railways. Ordered 70 third read
ing. ,
Mr.. VANpERBmr introduced bill 20 incor-
porate the Montague Park Association Brooklyn Tue
debate was resumed on Mr. Wander bilgs resolution
Mr.. MORGAN reported complete the bill in re-
lation 10 the Seamens' Retreat.
The special order, Mr. NASDERBrLr's constl-
tu,ionsl amendment was then considered, Mr.. UFHAn
in the chair
MIR. PrRcr resumed aud concluded his re-
marks in opposition HIS examination Of the policy Of
the Staieits history OF debt and mprovement-he an
uotatous OF past statesmen In events similar an their
scope and tendency 10 those now oecurring-SSs a.
great length When he closed, the committee reported
The bin extending the time for the payment
of taxes where stayed by Injunction read and pass
cd ON motion Of Mr.. orIs.
BILLS PASsxp.
For the enrolment of DEGREES IN Chancery.
The consideration of Mr. UPHAs's resolution
20 priui the Poor laws and provide Tor Distribution
thereof was hsd and RE resolution Was adopted.
Mr.. PIArr offered = resolution calling the
Committee appointed wear since 70 investigate me pro
eeediugs connected with alleged dsordery eonduc;
o, Senator Pierce and the charges agAins, Senator
Plstt and Senator Uphan 10 make their report
Mr.. CORNELL hoped all these matters would
be le where they were, new ones might be got up odi
Of The prpSecdlngs on tnE rer<iOn' ~ "SNN "Nif WI
sumo time uselessly and more than worthlessly.
The resolution Was adopted. Recess
afternoon Session.
BILLS FAsSxp
To confirm the title of lands sold BY Thos-
G Tsll,nAdge. Is Loan Commissioner Of hnss Co.
To amend the general Plank-rosd Law.
To allow the Chemung Railroad 70 connect
with the Wilhsmsyort and Elmirs Railroad
To authorize the purchase Of Sryker's A"ssr-
icsa Rsstser. .
To amend the existing Law relating to
bribery.
To regulate certain Arrangements made oy
the Reformed Dutch Church IN Houstonst, New.lork
The Corn Exchange bill.
The Senate agreed TO meet on and after
Monday al 10 A. ". Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


Burning OF Railway Station-house at
New-L ondoB, Conn.
eeiai DispaeA 20 The NJ y Tribune
ExwHAvEN, Wednesday, March 30 1853.
The Depot Of the New-LondOn, Willimantic
and Palmer Railroad, at New London, was burned
down to-day. The fire took place about 10 O'Clock.
There four passenger and baggage in
il at the time Loss from 5000 to $1,000. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
The philadelphia Murder.

PRmADKLFHiA, "wednesday, March 30 ls55
Three double eagles were found this after.
noon buried the yard the back Of the where
Arthur Spring boarded at the time Of the Federalst
murders The same number OF pieces were taken from
he frnnk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
ASSEMBLY.

bills ospkxKp TO A THIRD KEAnNG.
Relative 10 fraudulent sales az suction
To incorporate sixPenny Savings Bank In
New.lork -
To divide the Nineteenth Ward, New-fork.
To authorize the formation of Ferry Com
pshies.
Mr. TEMPLE reported bill for monument
10 Gen. Worth.
On motion Of Mr.. ID. GILMORE, tbs OIL reis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARcH 81, 1858.

The Cabinet also broke up their session early
this morning
There is lull in political circles this
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, March ~ ISM
Mr. Rodman. Chief Clerk in the Treasury
bepsrtneot, has beea temporarily SPpinted Solicitor OF
PIE Treasury
The public Offices closed to-day st II O'clock
NpArk vi respect fer MrS FlGn9Se,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
Liverpool Bread.tuG Market.

BEEADsTtTFs closed urn At Id advance WHEAT. and
So d66 6sciine the Telegrspht probably
adtGnoe in fLoUE Quotations Western Canal "a PhA-
del phA . Baltimore a s. Ohio - as s. YELLOW
CoES so. d3l o. White, 20 ash. WHITE WHEAr, ! ,.
Red 6 9. Mixed u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

The United States Stocks have beer small
holoers demanding advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
London Produce Market.

Trade N MASoHLsTEK has slightly declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31

-HE Rs-TrsH AND NoErE AvvxrcNS scTu NAIL
srEA~SHfPs
oerween Nsw-lork and Liverpool AL BNstoe Thss
eospfsuy established IL ISIS by NJ. Cgas-d. a
conrecvoa WITH N~~srs Bury Mrlver. snier warss
sneoessfe management e has grown % its present AZ
rHnde The BRITANNIA AS the drst ship Of this hae
which crossed the Adanuc She male the passage in
ne July ot 80 Tosse steaners wy appropriately
are named sitter the tour continents an s1s Of ne
most important countries OF The world tsoSe Of the
American me Te, WITH EQUAL proprety, called Sfser
crest oceans They number, tAis Rme nine ships OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
Aggregate tunnsge

Ths Company e-tAbllshed 10 1913 he sorrIxzs
IN making the hrsi TIP between S-vY0rk Gad Chares
ton The SOUrHKzSER and AAzIos were built ~
hessrs vn r. Brown and J. Bel de ADos1 saa
UNION, BY Wm- II Weob. The largest dips Of tbs
Inc the USTos and ADSEs, Of equal dfnensions,
beng Us est IN length 34 feet besrn gig fec. hold
3olq beam, IA depth II bold The engines Of
the Two torIn-T tde levers Of % inches eyhnfz.
10 feex stroke, snd IS inches, fees and are from
the Ans;re Wo-ks Those Of the 5ocrHzzyss znf Ma
EIos are Of the ssfne description with 81 and 70 Dehes
dsaetsr Of cylinder and fec sroks Of piston Taey
we're esns.ructe1 az the Novelty Work.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-07
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
..s-..5 CRESCENT OFFICE: !.

CRESCENT OFFICE, l \
Tuesday Morning, June Z, ls93 }
COTTON.-Tlere was a good demand yesterday, which
resulted in sales Of 5000 bales at quotations which
are unchanged
Inferior s'S@ II M Mid Fair ls51l%
Miaalipy S1o Good Fair -. d
,aoa Miidiing lozsiSli i Good and Fine. "a
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1852 49,. 49,. ,a5as 1874
neeeiyea since 49,. 1857 T3a 5aa2s
yesterday. 1721==1s394j4 70l-eoG2o
1olsoSo 1885
yesterday . 3452-1521742 G72-4275o
stock on hand not clepred I2i244 3C566
TOBACCo--We heard of 1872 hhls taken of which 90
hhds at 81 and $50 at 6lst o ii.
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs-There moderate de-
nena for sugar with sales Of 200 hds at easy prices
Good Common to Fair 81 GD3At Molasses was in good
request and 800 hbls sold at 1s1ot fol- good to prime
Reboed and l310141l4 u gallon for Inferior md Fer
menting lots.
FLOUR-Market quiet end sales confined to 500 or 900
ibis including 400 Ohio in lots at 81 12a 100 St. Louis
at 81 80, md 100 Extra at 81 % q Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn was Grm, with little Offering on the
Levea Sales 1000 sacks Ordinary at So and 800 White at
52 u bushrl An offer Of 49, made for large lot Of
White OF Oats 500 sacks St Louis taken ut 50 and
AGO at 40e IA bushel.
PROFESSIONALISM was firm. and the sales included
$50 bbls Mess, unnspected at SIS, and 90 branded NJ D.
at ll % bb. Bacon still frmer with sales OF 100
casks including casks Ribbed Sides at "a II Prime at
~ Is Ordinary Shoulders at 5i 10 Prime at ga and 10
in air-tght packages at Ct 2 tbof Lard lot Of SO
bb's No. sold ut w u, b.
sALT-saes from ship of 1900 sacks Liverpool Coarse
4200 and ooo) at about SID u sack, and from store,
cargo of 1920 sacks C1S29 inc) on private terms
COFFEE-Market dull. Sales 16O bags Rio at s1s 50
ut 81, and 279 at $40 q. ID.
| RopE-There good demand and we noticed sales
of 1000 coils single lot at 6zS time and interest and
! 800 for export ut 5slt
| LIME-1O0o bb!s Western Ojtical were sold from tbs
steamboat landing ut 81 221z D Dbl
| WlIISkY20U bbls Raw sold on the Lsyee at 20lif I
| gallon.
FtEIGiTS-!t ship was taken for Liverpool at "a to
Gotton one for the port 3l and for Llayr
| ut IN.
| EXCHANGE Demand limited at our quotations:
Sterling ioaV We
4 FEhncS.4 lptfGo - n
New York Sixty day Bills. 3aOlSa u Ct DISC
Sight Checks New FORK .....t8 q ct. disc TO pa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-07
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OrF,cR OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, L
Tuesday Morning, june 7. 1853, J.
=CI,E8RED TESTERDAy.


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S Is g ls e 9Fs9 X e W WS"sy SsS
sarl Aims, !rauissll G!sstp.6s, Whitney &en
trjs ~ ,tyr r, .!ianit LsserP74t I Z Jenkins
Self Winter Nj TarHl',tst !. p-isat, Jtar!e! NO
afsEsA.fsf..
MI ss", .tSH 4 a9y5 Nc n Y g 1 A'9 q s'p
,5sl@h E'".f s4fE ~ Il VA s=D:tar 18th
4aa, i9i5t,, sg5. i,sE5 Nv 4,r5 eate Y &o-la
Af VIII !, rttfss, sm, tiA v Al"Hs, y tf@tasn
Stss,a91Eta
" j Nlosf5srlt, i'9@er, from Cincinnati
I,6st M4r9 1l! A tlYln l r..
EnIpiFe, Sukin, iron, Louisville.
Towsoas Aary kan rnP ron s IS sn b sp
up ships and farthenou, brig Dsept
q ships south Carolina Creole s.h vsn,s .n za
oos S n bm s en rom ' hs
ships Atlantic, Meananeer, and batk Woodward
TOwbea YANKEE rntsn 4s down 1n T. sen
and Margaret, tfis rtrtaF.
Below-Coming Up.
Ship Watts and bark Lp Boston; bark Tuys, Ess
and tiollanJeT, ship b,iss anu schs unknown
EXPORTS.
LVERPoOFsr ship Emperor 1903 bnies cotton $40 slaves lGS
LvRRpoo-per ship bales 54 hhas
.sr Walter N hh's sugar 10 casks bacon
yERPoorer brig zephyi ss bAa eo'to" 1000 sacks corr
ST PETERsBuRG-per bark Alma: Gss baas cotton.
IMPORTS,
amiaR s stores ~ FEST Sas Ms Gn b
| nseker- Is If do do D Aetcalf &co
ship Parthsnon $50 tons railroad iron to order
MARKS VIM Pces: ABS hills naval stores case
zeeo Mel tobacco 100 hbs laval store. amn
| lot marbiuery smth-l boz scoyl Mead
MaLrA-Fer brig Dsiquent Cargo fruit and sckasses
PALERAlo-Per euo 8lS do oranges BIZ
re &SsSs hs, lemon. de t'rsgoar &e23 Do to master
Ecehsr &so.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-07
IA MpIco sebr Bonita CARGO fruit 10 B.rel sco

TAMPco--Per schf bonita Cargo fruit 10 BAreli sco
bark d.a $50 baskets oil ek lia,eed pkg,
&c b., &. r ass az s 20 nss
e . p.sas
v ''l 40 baskets % =
NEW YoRK-Per ubip Galene: Assorted n'ise
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
ssss es'ss
e5ssf a fs ,s @ ay ' e IT.
IL Il 3e s.. w yi. csy Ts g
: & 70 ss'' q 81, y fy
@ v' ~, 5 $ s' s sssa 80.
W. ,ss s",s ii.s w. S Ts
ass, "s s Sse s s Il n az Ss i1 o.
s1ss f ui, upp &C. to
u .;s s:.' xi9 .i sss,s'
s T s;ss w' @ s % ss; sisa ss
w Z. com fs s y es 4. @
s.;,T s.. 4, E / sssh f !. W,: a. o
saail. u odsrITaa cotton bales
s %ss,s w' rs F. Es
MsS, : e ss as e
ssa' Far. fs nss&
s4: 55 u II ss s e y IS ID
s,1s co. Sst s. s,ss
ssss " - ss Ill; vi WIFI.
| TO ofder-Totai tobacco a7 hhd,.
| CONsIGNEEs.
Per steamship Cherokee from New Yorkh WRIGHT &co-lanH,
h / ei a sast ss".ssS
f s R ss s ws.! e!tf ff''y .5 It's
BuiB1hos DDoHnell-p cmnest hllinsA McLanghlin-E
Hart 6coF Fatre aco-J Rtarlai6reen Harding &op Til
opn-Rpb Collin Win Boh-C fshaunete-J BlHshe &co-t
N siupsonD Downs culay &coInys NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Denman dco-Rarlps Duncan aeoBegart Fo!ey AyeMuay
Miller AsJ hsrtntiatth* titia dcp>9hynA iiatringo
b.rt-S Thollnl Frsaro--s stsShrt Leroy Baiford-T
Go-NcDonnli Stewart see--H
NIct5iuns Wayaud-Brani Aisin--tF Peck-Peers Mi
lard tcns btoaF Harndsna 7
MISUNDERSTANDING Be!J slesD Fs.t ieo-J Mathew
Rob Gca-W IL ichforp aco-pce GoIlnn-J J.neingsWi
,urroushsl gilman i sqtttnh $50
m1yd llarrisel luck 4 st7nton" w WEahtutnDr Mere
+ Mathews dcoC Yale Jr kois feittrah-G Ceanoy 6eo--j
Lam &eoJ Tuek Mefae, G. ansn Th"mpsn. NIXON dc3
fliips aotai sin X tep7 Ii HI FtoygstJ
Red r Iulau- aeoWio slaai as6-"m h cran--i ffes
yeC iitOwninga aulfoa &eo-t ramer &ro-Atnns &eo--
GtAnt hco--and order.
nelly Massey, roauey GolInsE ShegogGoiett
ChslnaH-R NJ Harrison yGlekinB, Campbell &c0A O.
atott G6--aud order.
Morning star Bhlttnnrsc T Baldenke GcoA
io1il Greenwood hco t;apont'teen Having dot /
HarrisouI Stewart Messy Ftrr5 G.
ilay Standardization 4 le iiNxard Green
Coch ran &co-Bn,brige x iant.ienne,t Dix AcoWls
" Shirt II atiridg coii Frclsen scoC L Ee
tttyWhHeler Blake ti5fstti i!nser keoB FtilsW Vi
left efiar.
Per BRIG Tara-, Charleston-s Il L Levysother
MnlH'l iiy.sn-Pnyi Wood 6eoJ l. Gibbs-St
man Wl4 i felk--Bnekaer 4 Station and order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-07
4 new motor for propelling ships has been in
vented by Mr. u II Brusacl, q Hungarian gen

4 new motor for propelling ships has been in
vented by Mr. Il. r. Brusaoh, q hungarian gen
tlcman Of New York.
After the LIST Of July there can be no more
hurials in the grave yards within the precincts
of Boston
Strong resolutions in favor Of African colo
nization have been adopted hy the New York NJ
Il. Conference.
4 new steamer, called the Yankee Blade, to
run between New York and Aspuwall, is being
built at the former port.
according to an Ireland paper 1000 emigrants
have already left the town Of Tralee tor Amer
ica, and u ship is daily expected to embark pas
scnsers from that port to NewYork direct.
project is on foot in the city Ct Columbus,
Ohio, and among the people of Hooking Valley
to make a railroad from Columbus to Parkers
burg, and thus establish Il through line between
Columbus and Baltimore.
Com Aulick, of the U. S. Navy, who came
passenger in the Arctic, has in charge, said,
dispatches from the United States Commissioner
in China as also from the American Minister
ut London, for the Government at Washington.
Al New York on the 30th ult., the Judge de-
cde,l, in the case Of the negro girl Trainor, that
he had no authority to decide upon the case
and that she was at liberty to go where she
pleased. She will probably leave for California
with Mrs. Porter
RAcE-.4labanaa vs.. Georgia.-A match ract
for $1,000 will come off on Wednesday, the ST.
inst, single dash of mile, between Scissor
and Georgia mare which is considered some
The entrance at the gate will be free, and ever,
body will be there to witness the sport, mo
bile Tribune, Sunday.
The Mobile Tribune of Sunday saws: 18Th
Wing State Convention sitting at Montgomer
on Wednesday, adopted resolutions in favor
State reform. internal improvements, and tn
election of Ill the judges and judicial officer
by the people. We have not yet received thes
resolutions. 1t also nominated Richard v
Walker. of Florence, for Governor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-07
DAILY CRESCENT.
Local Intelligence.

DISTINGUISHED DEPARTURES. I'VE perceive by |
the list of departures that those esteemed citizens John
Gtrin and Daniel Hckok Els have left for New York
with Tho intention OF being present at the Worls Fair
lwyer much may regret the absence Of the beef and
mutton with which Galpin wont 10 decorate his Io
Iuar stall iu Poydr4s Market, ard notwithstanding the
riyaton the iced juleps ocunpiugy compounded by
our jay friend lIekok congratulate the Orteaa
II hying at the exhibition such fit Representatives
We commend them to the hospitality Of friends in
q ltiaun.
DRAWING a KNIFE on THE PLACE D'ARMEs.
MIR Arroyo who was mentioned in yesterdays edtonas
htyAE Drawn lsniir Sunday. during the balloon ex
lbiAion. and slashsd away pfomiscuousys informed
yesterday that he drew the knife in self defence, and
itrisr protect himself from crowd that had beset
him We suppose that his statement is correct, and that
Ia in -tihabe the charge. after being entered
the Police books Of the Second District. erased by
!" TIE powers that be- without Judicial investigation
WALLopISG AN Observation-Disclosures Ont
Our friend Gaistord Of hatght. fantastic Hekiy
hn Balloon, has been wouily put upon by the strong
Of blood thirsty eiemes Last Saturday phtoso
lhjc friend aforesaid published advertisement for
wife, rurporiiug come from Augustus An ndiy dual
sHrpnug himself to have been indicated y the appella
tau Augustus b = went around to he office Of the Bal
loom hacked by the presence Of two others and pitched
into friend the editor, with stick most rroniscu-
pnsY and s1vngey. He took it most pilosoIcaliy Che
takes every thing phosolhicay) The left which
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t. t,a +, ~, .;,t - ,,t. 49,, 49,, 49, !,
.s,;it ,rha ta Let, s,aT - ,o.
- ~, III; .h; ~
tiaisford understand, will prepare scorchng Phi
lpc the matter for next Saturday Balloon 1t is
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NyAMILY GLARET-
IL 400 hhds fine MACON AEB6c CLARET;
$50 half hbds.
800 boxes WINES-HAUT TALENCE.
bark lprdaF and san by
5+3st RI. NICHOLS h CO., 81 Camp stree t,
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

MUSICAL CARD.-WM 7. MAYO, 49, NJ
lSG Ne. CAMP STREET having sol his NIL 5I54Hl7
STORE to MR.. PHILIP WERLElN, hereby
thanks his patrons, and aolici cvn
OF their fav9rs to llla successor WHIT. MAYO :
PHILIP P WERLES respectfully informs the public and is
ire that having purchased the iuslc STORE Of WA
T. foeita ne q thgr lAronas heretofore 50
fAud the largest PIANOS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS the South which he offers
for sale the most favorable terms Ptit. NEhLGlH.
nj SIN
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~ We are authorized to announce Colonel
A LES A. EsBuZaH Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
STRIGT COURT C5f. the may be changed to.
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GT> For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoURT-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, ths present INMATE
District NewtlrNns which situation lie has
f the years Oilers himself candidate for the
CLERkSp Of said Court whatever Court the may
br Changed 10, felT ID
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1YnRAIln n HEWlrr PIANa. g,sssals..,.

FEORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO 49, 3s.,zK-1
wv oa1s YOU'D ID T res ta Isqs,s
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of ~ Kinds
descriptions, and also to his well selected q FAM
the makers the United States ana
which to he found those OF A. ST0DhRD Cur
The above ns!tnsuts The onSns kinds; GKANR sE
celnthted matters the world conbin all the iats
be nal u the u every STYLE q h
Of t. N they will be sold u. manufacturers
prices MUSICAL MERCI Disc ali kuds and in qunnt
finest selection Of AGC1RhEs brought to SSas'n ake
which offered tie niNst reasoGale hitaa
ure by WILLIAM HAIL son, from the most approved silSfs1
These the first
The er has years. esparlence 70
ha Noytbcrn cities we'll as Ntwor and s
with the details the BUSINESS aus
selected Tint has been in ih Southern marx,
facilities such that he will always have on hand
Mi kinds and the LA Ana
MOST MUSIC The Musical Public are respectfully
yitedt % eat an his stock.
Nns HOR ATl0 D EEMIrT New Orleans.