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CITY EHTEsOR UM.
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
W. d. PiIILLI PS. :

CORNER OF LAFAYETTE mp CHf'gcr sr>
rl>HERE IS NO AUCTION GOODS IN
J. my establishment Nor do prop's'
to sell Tor cost and less than cost ".
goods are well selected aud contain all the
latest and most fashionable patterns seiec-
ted by All experienced rurcbaser in the New
York and Philadelphia markets. have
no Article that has been forced into r,rkr'
'.ndrr tie hammer all oceo;nt Of change II
ashion or damage The Ptbiic u,av fee
at.,iied that what they purchase OF m. l.
uew and IA l.ionabIe. ! do not profess Ia
re IN com, etit.on with the vendors ~
Cheap Goods 10 however pretend 4.
I'll as cheap as any retail Hou'e OF stand
~ in lie Union. If yon do moi think
ali and see. ian is'v
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FANCY DRY GOODS.
New Six s Fancy Goods,
". u. PHILL I PS. te
Conner Of Lafayotte and Church Streets

Conner Of Lafayette and Church Streets
Is Opposite Harvey floase.)
HAS now in store ams will he receiving
Ii lai'y from New York and PhilaaeI-
phia a fun stock Of SIX and rancy Goods,
which have all been selected by myself in
the northern markets In consequence Of
the increasing demands Of his trade. his
stock will. this season embrace larger a.
mount ard .ra'er ,arietv than ever before !;
he would beg leave To call particular atten-
tion to his stock Of ladies DRESS GOODS,
which tor novelty and elegance Of design
cannot be surpassed by any other house IN
this city. CONSISTING IN PART OF:
Rich brocade and glace silks OF the new.
est colcrs and designs; Rich figured and
plain black silks and Saline dc chimes Prin.
ted and embroidered cashnerss, and lie la.
hes in robes; Rich printc '""' ~-''-" 49,
SC and satin reps; White and colorea er'-
broidered crepes Ter party dresses; Rase
silks. French and Scotch p'aid> FMnc'
and English prints; white go@is-oi all de-
criptions. together with general ass"r'-
ment Of goods aslapted to a fine t'al" all ~
which will he offered at the most la orahie
rates. With an earnest desire toe"nduc
my business upon the principal of doing. y
I | would be dene by. ! hope to continue to
merit the confidence which las been so H.
berally bestowed upon ME.
ianl5 e-y. W.D PHILLIPS.
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flesnb 4 1870 SH>a. 49, = :
O48 9UD014 0lUEa - =
Sfoy ~ e tntl ~ 1eAesn
wv, !. ..., III u. NJ =
I - pss s5'..a 1890
t8H 0EF6 e A40U m -
A4AzD % nov ool1A knWl,
u Brown Sugar, Fair to Choice< yrnahe,i.
I..,verines Phiiadelphia r1l&svis4d
III do do Doslhls Leaf
do Do. Ssntn Lnaf,
st. James Refinery. ColIse,
Choice Rio and old dave,
Rpcx, louisiana and
ah rss Carolina; TEA's.
ks Imperial. Gun.
powder, v,1ns
aa Hyson. black
&c. &c.
PICKLES. o,afss and half Gallons ;Ssicss,
Ginger, Nutmeg. Cinnamon. Cloves. Mus.
tard and PepJ,et: FISH. Sariines, Her
ring. Goldfish. MacEerei in barrels,
quarters and Kits: OIL, Olive l.
Tampa Oil WINES. Champaign
end Claret, Champaign Cider,
Il, .hottle.; M.cARos, ard
yertniceili; ALwoSps,
&aisins. Tomato and
= pepper Catsup;
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S. F. BLANCHARD,
Whnl.sale and Retail healer in
Groceries and Prov si0ns,
Co,~r Of Third uni Convention SIS.
MAX THr MARKrTl BATON ROUGE. LA
T TEtDtR MY THANKS to my
l. nn,I,crots friends ami customers for
nrIr literal alto, ace. and wn'il1 state, that
| intend TO merit stil .Teaier patronage
~ keeping on Eai,d at ali TIN ~ Ia q AID
well selected stork and BY ceiling on such
ems. ha' il will b. an IrducenIrI,t for puf
...a'r,s 10 cal on me
Nh .stmk ,ons,sts Of thf fot,oming aapI'
t,fnhs:
G..On lbs Stacy ard Shay and DufIield
Sugar cured ham.
4oondo plaza hams:
4onOdo shouller, 1000 .ides;
1000 ID. choice dred her.
l0n barrel, uiess PORK.
10 d" OF prime Leaf Lar
80 kess do do d"
10 IBIS MOL Nackcre'
10 N"2 do
50 barrels fresh -Four
% boxes Buckw beat.
10 l.iris pine >u Al.
20 !,bl- ! mf and rr'e',,d ,ugar,
50 boxes s'ar ear Hes.
% 4" perm 10
o i'ux-s 70. |. soap,
- do fine Toilet.
do "a Tile ..osr.
10 Kegs fresh butte
d rgs goshen do
100 Us fresh Cheesr
s hoxes fresh pine apple do
10 III, sugar cracker.
10 B,,stu do anil 10 hu'ter do
. Tie. ces 81 Rice
'O'oxes Mac & Mac 10 acc"
do hoEey dew 10
1u.'o best Caven3sh !"
10 do smoking do
toto ci.ars, Reyalias
| Liquors. picl'.e A'e. For'eT. Cide".
| Preserve. Candies.
so Tags Coffee 20 Chest Tea.
! ALSO. LARGE STOCK or sp"' GOODS.
A.ssgs.s>t CROCKFRY.. TN.
- 20 WARE Ware willow ware
! woo|.ware. &c All OF which will be sol
At a ana 1 advance mar 23-v
fi,lings' Astring gent.
NOW Thought to be the best remedy Of
IN f..re,, 10 the ,uhlic as remedy FL
di,ea. Is Of The bowels. IN all recent eases.
cure is -war.nted." Fer ssle ty
aug 1S-y u. - "Ae0'1@'
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A NV FIRM
AND NEW q ,EwEl.RY
lIlRNrY II USE ROW
S'cn Of the B;resf Watci

> en- OF the t1:Ecst W0tCms
THEODORE. GULUMANN, Watchma
/ ker and Jewc!er-resrectfnl!y inform
hi. old i,ie,..s and the public in genar,
hat he has permanently located himse
here and calls their attention to the supe-
rior advantages he ros.eses for repairin
Watches, Clocks. Mmic Boxes aed Jewelry
lie ako keeps constantly on hani.a fine a..
,ortu,err Of .iEUELRY. consisting in par
Of fine gold and silver watches. sold vest
fob and guar'lcbains. gold pens with gold o
silver holders gold silver and german spec.
isc!es. gold lockeis. fngerings. earrings. Ia
dies and gentlemen hreassrins, shirt-stud.
and sleeve buttons. heart Stiles, ladies' bell
.l,.es neck lacies, bracelets as!x. gold an
silver 'hinbles watches. earrings. &c. Ais
a splendid assortment Of clccks, lamps. cut
'ery ard fancy articles and many other
100 numerous to mention. all ~ which he
pHers .or sale cheap for cash. Of the sign O
he RIG WATCH
\ B. All work done at this establish.
emf is warranted to perform we'll. Watcl
rs and clocks warranted for twelve months
1rRMs--one price and CASH. linly 8-y
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GENERAL NEWSPAPER

GENERAI NEWoTAEGN
AND PERIODICAL AGENCY.
SUBSCRIPTIONS vii, be received By
- the undersigned for the following news
papers and masa?nes:
New Orleans Daily Il Weekly Crescent
Delta
Louisiana State Republican.
illustrated Family Fririr'.
San Die o California Herald.
Crahan's Magazine.
Godey's
Knickerhocker
Meyers lIniversunn.
wSpeciuen copies can he seen by cal
ling on JNO. {. LANOUE. Agent.
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r ard in Tierces Barrels and lceg.. for
IL sale by jan &c JOSHUA NAL.
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SCUIEDAN AROMATIC MHyAPrS.

DR. D. l.. MOTT, AN eminent chemist
- of New York SAYS he recommends
the .'Schetam Aromatic Schnapps." I'M
ported by Mr.. Wolfe. If New fe K. as the
purest and best article Of Holland gin 10 be
procured 10 the Cnited States. and peculiar
" valuable for medicinal purposes. FoI
sale in this place 10y II I. WADDltL.
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M EDICA L.
n. T. WADDILL.
At his Drug Store near the

Al 01S OfUux StOFC near the
HARVEY HOFSE.
Offers for sale. rery large and complete
assortment Of Dawes. MEDICINES. SrRsi.
CAL IssrxuMESrs. Curp,ss-iLAssxs. OTIS
SCARS; ToorH and WHITE WasH; Han.
ToorH. E,EsM. Nail. SHAVING. PAiST am.
SHOE brushes !; together with all the most
popular patent medicines Of the day
PENS. INK and PAPER.
F;sh.hooks. Lines. FLOATS. and 6askas
Low 70: cash.
Teas! Teas! Teas!!!
Having been Apo nted agent for the sale
fTEA< for the PEKlN TEA COMPANY
I tew Vnrk. ! am enabled to offer to the
EN-, - snlendi,l assortment Of GREgs ard
.,..n.x IEA's. w0rraned pure. They are
put up in quarter. half an.. pound packages
and sold al from 50 cents to 81 80 per
pound
Patent Medicines.
This elias. OF ren'-dns. improperly called
atenk are simply secret remedies. found
" Practical Thysiriaxs. after long experis
ence. 10 lie admirably adapted to the cnre
81 certain diseases put up and offered for
ale for the lenetlt Of Mankind.
Many pe,cns here will tell you, that
-ni,h's Tonic, Rowan's Tonic. Speeds
Tonic. Indian Coagoeue. Champions Pills,
agnes Lo,hen's. Sapirgtou's Hulls or
he t,,alenbo,irg Pills, will cure you Of any
case Of Chills and Fever. or Ag,ie and Fe-
er tina, ay rcc,n. and that too. at cost
ii firm Is CENTS 10 81 81; whereas il
would ordinarily ccst yon s. O0-They
would further inform you. that these reme-
lies. warranted genuine. are for sale by
II. +. WADDILL
Druggist, neal The Harvey House Ba'oH
Rouge Louisiana. may2Sy.
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CARPET & RUGS.

CARPET g. RUGS.
INF. subscriber llas Ii,st received 'rnr'
l New York. large a>sor' ment Of 'n-
,ai, Thee piv. a..d BRUSSELS Carpets. ali
" hich will be sold at ,on prices.
sept %. W. ID. Pti!Li.lPS.
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Smiths Tonic.

DNE of the most e.iectua' reredief
" known for the cure Of cmlls and levers
For sale by II. i. WADpiLL
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Gum Crors

care GirarGeaU Lime. 1CO bis
" inst arrived ly tie s'eamer Crescent
and i.rsale w JOSHUA ZEAL
f,b-n.tt
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CHOICE WINES Il LTQuORS-lo

CHOICE WINES Il LTQUORS-lo !
gallons Of hest quality French Brandy ,i?5
gallons Of Old Pavilion so gallons Saza rae
! Brandy; 10 Casks Comm do: 30 hoxe
wines assorted; 10 barrels fine Old Rectiii
sed Whisky; SO gallons Jamaca Rum; q
gallons Holland Tin. Also. great va'iet'
Of fine liquors and cordials for sale by
Judy 26-ly S. F. BLANCHARD.
Hay, Corn, Oats and ISs aKs.
NOR sale at the Feed, Produce and Gro
i Gerry store OF
Jan. 9Th 1883 JOSHUA BEAL.
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Chemicals.

TITST receives. from the Nanrirc'u-e's ~
d or Fairs Outline. - nz. NJ milne, >
bis C,.lom l. % b s | Mas. l b Sh'o
reform. ect. ect All OF W .i"h viii oe sol
at New Ol,ans pics, by VIM Bo1Ei
Druggist, La yette st. 'e"-l3d
Barclays London Porter.
* Dozen. liits and Ct.a'ts. N''t I"
y c.l,+d ano f,r ale tv single hd
tie ar doz.n. l.ian-lsl JOSHUA BEAL
NNasCnic, Odd Fells ws. S rs # Ten
lN1 perance and F,remt ms Col Breas'
pms. itst receiv ed and for 'sle
ian olly THEO. GO DINA N
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Wrapping Parer,

Wrapping Parer.
900 REA N> t.aci. >uia'l. Re Mel
CC cand Large Selling a. 'ev ~.
.ans prices. by JOHN {. LANOtE
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c. A r r &C Els, & G.
ca,r;as es, TIA, ,.ess. VIII ps, &c.

| IS pa, ,es.. wins. &r is ~ o",
le,e. an1 h IL ~ s~;T--=-z
.an,ira :; b, '-'r'f FL "a ee1asSl
',rf,rf purchasing in ' s2lLs'H's s'll'4@-A-.@-
N,r.t az ia s"'pr> l, pticr- a. 4.
s;,, .he ou'b
.a,ey,, r., cot'.rr ~. T'ird and =" -
treet Mariac'or'n. d re, al ia.
,,er;,r ,,v,c a. he oil established -ta.i
.crne OF Main end Church Streets
Jan 2st!i. Il ". r. TUNNARr.
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Carriages, Harness GO.

Just Arrived.
WE HAVE now in store besi@es
w large stock of Western produce.
fine assortment OF Groccrie selected vii
special reference 10 supplying She TRAn:
OF this city, which we feel conf lent nf re-
ing able TO do. at as fair price as can l."
done elsewh here.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS w PART or:
Salt. coarse and fine. Coffee,
Candles. SreIm AMI Star.
Rice. Soap. Sugar crushed and loaf.
starch. Batter. &c. &c. &c.
Merchants and Tra!ers will please give ~.
call. before going to New Orleans or else
where 10 purchase. s. NJ. HART & Co
Corner of Front and Laurel ST.
Daten- Medic n es.-A fresh surp'y
of all tue princ. pal Patent Medicines u
the day. Just received ard for sale w
VIM. BOGEL Druggist t,
Lafyette St. feb-13.f.
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Irish Potatoes.

Irish Potatoes.
r. BAhl.i 10 lns' hfcelved.
~ rnv t3-'y JOSHUA BEAL
N.ESS RFEF-2O alf barre : mess eet
lN % ioxes Enck Wheat. For saie 10y
nov CIV. THOS. PRENDERGASf
Linn. L mcH
A few Barrels at very fine Lime. man
" uiactnred from the oo.ite RocA - Blue
Rive, Indiana. ianl4l JOSHUA BEAL-
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niCKLED SARDINES, HOLSTERS, Sal.
mons. French. Creole. English, Ken
lucky 4 New York mustard by
ian1j s. 7. BLANCHARD.
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schoOl Books,

lust received and for ale, a large and
j general assortment OF scHooL B,cks.
ian %. !. r l., NDJ7T
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M, b. RaisinS.

DCININE-3n0 ounces Frenh, English
" and American nannfact"ry
For sale by IL. 1. WApDILI., Drnst.
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rCARICICATORS-A few very supe.
- rior ones. For sale by
dec BY. II. =. "An"'lL o''s''
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THE PosTOFHCE-RAILWAY GUIDE.

10 ia Ldior q TIE Z. T'ibgne
SIR: Thank you. INT name OF thousands, Tor yOnr
CONTINUED expose Of the Pus; Office inquiry Hardly
cay passes but that hear complaints aud executions 81
the shii manner in which that Department all through
The county Is now conducted | myself in freq
csres hornce With parties Connecticut whose d tancs
IL tune ony huuiS from this place, but which distance
letter requires uniformly t.ree days 20 tr.vers-. Why
snoud this submitted 20 few weeks since was in
aiosn Ia Icht,ld County Connecticut and desired 70
s.Id letter 10 Pitsfsd Massachusetts, SID iowa lies
not sr ron Housatouic ksir ,sd aud the di tsnce
between II aud Pitsfeo is easily made IN ye hours Bat
letter must be u Hartford and h= consequence
that N reaching Pttshed se thirty six hours after
the letter had been mailed had then reached It's des
lin ton
As he lookout for all the ills the public is heir
70, lei call your attention 10 another ssnde. So
cseo American Railway Guide Is published by Cnrrsn
Dusn ore & Co. Negloik, pwpoEung TO contain cor
rect tables for Tins Of starting from all stations Distances
farce &c. ell the TailsAy lines N United States
ato.eiher with a complete Railway Nap Now the sion
ne fact Is The book worthes far al correctness
concerned Ne reliance b. PLACED is statements
re statement thSi thorough corrected every monih
"a ,in.nly untrue. As know from ny observation
Rnt lew evks sgo placed very eInbsrr assing
urtsr ces and subjected 10 most IN movement delay
h, tolloui,g It, direct good Railroad GUIDE IS de-
oersfuIn and II pu blsbe6. would % vel sustained That
~ ac,oupanits the Guide in QUESTION. and which
H. npblisheis call complete Railway map Is dis
rsos 10 sny house that issued H. Let be once
rornsred with the mSp in BrsdshAws English Guide =
boot uhIcb ios ether with the map Is sold for o. aud
which contains t~ce the amount OF maker 70 DC %
In The " Ame rican Railway GUIDE
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THE FIGHT WITH RUNAWAY NEGROES.

W. T Tilinghast former EDITOR Of TIE EnDyreaa, the
Free Soil organ OF this County, no pIhll-hsR 'co
foco paper in Nsysvile. ken'ucky called le> ttsy
EIpTeSs from which take the following Interesting ~.
ton of State Strange hOE h7 difference of location
will affect the minds Of For the SAKE ~ cOa. ten
W. would advice Free Soil editors 10 keep NJsh OF On
& DIXON S line.
we tced in our lat. the light Of slaves belonging to
Or DoWell Pierce and L. D)byns PGr-ut vas N ti-
by DR. Mcdowell, Z Pierce, hr Lannan Of KENTUCKY
and M,ssrs TAYLOR and Duo min- Of Ohio.
"McDovel, Lsnham and I .ylor upon the negroes
at he bridge Rsuesusks Creek on the Peters 1lrS
and Greenfield Road about 10 o'clock A. night &C
led b, a whit man. The negro men-'Fo in nun)s'-
we're each armed with rii, sud run soma thirty pt+
wheeled ard fired The pursuing party returned the IT,
ard the second fire. Perces negro g cred uIt na 81
wss sho hut continued 20 and upon Tho iJurt1 NJ
Dow boy wounded, D"bynss boy wa caukht aid
,f.r an obstinate f sht secured The white
$50 caught snd b.aen very savers m tnnsr Win =
club IL being Csrk, pursut WAS gwen u1th m1ruuK
vhen the fugitive negroes tracked ns and mar
by the blood The white bad not Reached hone Fhsn
ihe rty returned and strong hopes entertained n =
IL VIII Die Tie wounded negroes were not secured bl
Dobyuss hoy Was brought .ck intrumph 10 ms place
AID looged N jill, much bruised ADD cut n tn shrV
The gentlemen who 'compan-d 'DSw-il snd Pierce
ch crecIt tor the hrnness with whch thegs rl
throughout the pufsu AID rrnconr-, anc h-nu ;kitns
can COZ grauste themselves III t negrO stealing sc)1n
cTe has gseD bis DESERTS II time thai should begin
o. VISIT fearful reirbutve Isce hO-e who rtDp-
al Law unoer foot pr-s IA dl-turbng ouI ekrS sJcia
relations az ate ipt to deprive OF our prop-ry
Nhst undaun.td courage What mag 'ent spor-
Tive salwsrt pursued and un4ed boy au1 girl
Boy caught and secured Boy brought back IN trGs,1
Negro pr tracked mile aud half by the boof Srpns
hone, entertained tia. the white viii DIE Deprive a.
Of or pr, pert! Well thst i n b. ,,.,
sfr1fO erubl A.. III
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me liable 10 injury from eJfcrH0i dgeHeie'l There n
be gruud of Apprehension on tins score. The net 81
have b. fore stated tns-nhl - the action Of a.
h.rc nueuces sind il not ia The least cooGed BY tn
water viii Is in contaci with Il It, mach r T.
ms. Al sifr.. than lead will render II ar lss. .b- ~
external injury, and wi in an probability
IL .preb from # very unpleasant and not unconn N
urn nee which present serves pipes sch
that Of being gpawed through NY rats tn way Of whose
predatory or other excursions i nay oDsfruct.
In the fourth place. u nm DiDe BE- caeTOl O3s Doun1
Of Tin cost. about much FIVE pounds n Leaf m
vi;hsandrg this difference in the cost Of the mesls any
rgh q tn pipe be afforded A. the pr as an
equal lebsh o. lead pipe Of the csber and strength
This arises Of which g. n =
the fin hayinf three times the strength Of tbs lead it will
,qure To- have but third Of the thickness And the
9th, that beIg much lighter metal thaa lead 10 the
proportion Of 100 10 li6, given weigh. OF the one vii
make Sc per cent n length Of ppe OF any gwen
bore and sreng than the same weight OF the other
TIN being thus shown 10 possess all the es -niA reqn
sites for the proposed application Il only reusns u c)n
slider wbhr there be not danger whether Ia the even
Of a new and greatly increased demand arising Tor ms
metal nav not fail in occurring from its natural sources
fuEici. nj supply whether ITS price may not be 50
much ephanc I'd as interfere with fs use AN not IN
uos..,ssp of suicest statistical Information these
points 10 speak positively but ara inclined 10 believe from
The iHOrmaiinn procure. that thsrs little pro-
liability Of the occurrence Of these contingencies Still it
Will b. Advisable il economically. n-ver employing
II when lesd safely supply is place would there
fore recommend that our houses snoud continue 20 Dc
fitted I'D II present with service and w4st- pipss Of
ead but that each should also awe one OF TN conveying
The water from The street main to the kitchen for tbs pur
poses Of drinking and cooking.
lOur Obdt. WILLIAM H. ELLBT.
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VOICE FROM THE DIGGINGs. D"

gold digger writing from b. 1ge Creek, Australia 70
in England concludes his letter with the following
Unique al d earnest appeal:
Now pray write month at least, and number
your letters. that may whether receive al Ani
above sn thrgs vote for Ocean Penny Postage -
ahead with that. penny is snOugh FOR letter OR
shippers only pay three srthngs pound for freight OF
wool and less for talon only paid I fDr my oss''s-
out, which is 600 pence and believe weigh 5000 ns
ounces Besides shippers nearly KEEP. M IN food ir
100 days and - days moe Just try 20 re member ma
a. hsi Letter does not Eat anything. the 'etn Peu
~ Postage were established Government would reap ths
advantage in paper duties for the staoners would sell
resm where they now sell q1ire'
Iondon Iuv FLrHU BrRRITT.
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mails fso far my experience gne.j oIns through VIII
e,treme regularity. Ny letters brought 20 ptf- "
business and thrss times day By carrier. and tn
carrier informs that the sis rhro1gh With tn-
pr, yfnd@ that the delay arises from TIE n7F
ns -nrfsrs yi having become acquainted win ~
vsIirus firms their & business Or boys oh ~i
tiey Rec nfy ny lst'ers have rsql7nty hd
nv humber and street ark@d upon them. ~hrh cute
uruu7l Until and the ch snge 10 the interior OF our
Poet Office department has been AZ Al in scsor1s1e WIN
the the carrir department. loo @ss than four ar
rfrs-ihree ones-having succes-ivsly delivered ny
leterl the above ugg. bs found entirely re-.
sonsble, from who believes he does something m1re
tiSn furmise.
IL l.
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CAUSE OF MAIL DELAYS.
To a. Es.,sv s5TA. N y Ty19....

To As Edtior n The n Y. Tvosss -,
SrR: From constant reading Of your valuable paper,
notice the complaint Of desy seems very general IN 'ne
transportation Of the mailsble matter received oaly
cnr ftv Kpo.ipv that All suggestions which gill tend 10
ndiceis the true source II serious grievance wa %
acceptable the public. Alow me TO call the .teion OF
your readers 10 the fact Of change Of operatives IN our
fty Office consequent upon the eaarge IN our po'ficA
Naturalization in the reoep, Of from say sn 10 ten
ett.fs daily from all parts Of Uniop. but PrncPny
om oar Eastern States. where until very recently the
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WuLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

Dx.ra on CoEosEE DIcEIssOs.-Coroner Dickinson
died AZ his residence 10 Fourth At O'Clock yesterday
orrlrg Of cholera morbns after Illness OF thirty hours
He vas gentleman highly esteemed oy all who knew him
Ysercsy afternoon al clock his remsins were COZ.
vcyed to Oyster Bay Long Lland for intermsnt
HorsE ROBRERT-Betveen ard o. clock Saturday
morning the house Of Edward McNay in Fifth Of,
North second broken open by daring thef who
uttered Mr. Ms sleeping room and stole valuable pateut
s1yer watch snd s35 10 money.
FIND Yesterday. hack driver named Thomas Welsh
was fned as by Justice Boswell for having mslci0usy
rub Bic carriage against light wagon belonging 70 Mr. n
smith Of Ful,onst, New York, and damaged IL on the
evening Of the 4th inst.
BEArIye BoTs Yesterday afternoon, Officer H. GUS
cb.yd arrested German named Be&rman for assault and
h.,srv committed on three boys, named Andrew Dill
worth John Farley and Peter jenkins He locked ap
ate Examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

THE BAsk RosBERr-Noihins has transprsd since ne
robbery Of the MechancsfaDd Traders Bank Of Jerssy
CAV which has led 20 the detection OF the roebers
ofcers Of the Bank tbe Police the Alert usanS
I,naerers Yesterday Afternoon The servant gri ~ tss
nly Of the Cssbier arrested on the srsagn M
affidavit Of the Cashier snd committed 70 jail % -
di.eov sxies or Developments that may % Mas t''~