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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08
Telegraphed to Daily Crescent.
zR tbs National Zine.
Destruction by Fire Of the Steamer Gypsy
Eight Lives Lost.

~
Eight Lives Lost
BATON RoUGE, Dec. We are indebted to-
to Mfr. r. B. 0'Connor, who was on board at
the time, for the following particulars
The Gypsy caught FIRE about o'clock this
morning. while near Mr.. Minors plantation,
about half way between Baton Rouge and New
Orleans, and was totally consumed, together
with valuable cargo. Several lives were lost
The cargo was principally consigned to ner-5
chants and others in Baton Rouge.
PrAeUEaTNE, la. Dec. THE steamboat
Gypsy, which left New Orleans on Wednesday
afternoon, for Baton Rouge and intermediate
landings, took FIRE at half past three o'clock
this morning, while at New River Landing,
about ten miles below this place, and was burnt
to the waters edge.
Dr. Hacker, of Plaquemine, his son and his
daughter, Mrs. Lawrence, of Baton Rouge, and
four hands employed on the boat, were burned
to death.
One hundred cords Of wood, on the bank of
the river, caught fire from the burning boat, as
did also fifty bales of cotton, all of which was
completely destroyed
Rouge and Plaquemine, and heavy loss falls
on the merchants of Baton Rouge.
Mr.. 7. Gallagher, Of Plaquemine, lost two
thousand dollars worth of property, and Messrs
Hart & Austin, also Of this place, sustain loss
of $4,000.
Movements of Steamers.
VIcKsBURG, Dec. 4, P. M.--The =. Jacobs
srnd ~ %hn ho NJ 1 nd
the Midas at 2 ?. M. to-day, all bound for New
Orleans
LOUISVILLE, Dec. THE following steamers
left to-day for .NewOrleans The southerner,
Glendy Burke, Sultana, Express and Antelope.
The stage Of water in the river here is un-
changed since our last report
CINCINNATI, Dec. THE river here is falling
slowly. The price Of hogs has declined 25 to
40c, the closing rates being "a so to "a rs.
Provisions are dull of sale; Green Hams have
declined to $s6 Is to $6 so per Dbl, Lard, 30
per b.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Dec. - After d number Of
| eulogies had been pronounced on the late Pres
| ley Ewing, Of Kentucky, the usual resolutions
| of respect and coincidence were passed, and both
Houses of Congress adjourned.
River Intelligence.
| P.TTsBURG, Dec THE river is frozen over
at this point, and navigation is completely sus-
| pended.
CINCINNATI, Dec. THE river here has risen
| three inches, but the canal is closed by ice.
Flour is dull Of sale at 81 40 to 81 80. Pro-
visions, also, are in very little demand
| Newyork Market.
very dull, and prices have declined an eighth.
Flour has advanced an eighth, and Ohio is
quoted at rs 81 to SO 124. Corn so to 93c.
| The Pork market is firm, with an upward ten
deney. Mess $13 %, and Prime $12 25 to 1913
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ea- At a meeting Of Company G. Of the Ma.

o 80 = y VIZ Y tN
onsl Guards held Wednesday, 1854 the following
preamble and resolutions unanimously adopted.
Whereas has pleased Almighty Provdenes to from
midst late associate and fnd WILLIAM A. b. PACE who de-
parted thus life on the 4th nant his
ofthe National Guards which we s
psence at the sudden loss do hare
by adopt the following resolutions
Resolved That bow ia the lecrses
nsaing and Powe re caao butdeepy
companion whose qualities andeare him to us ALI and
who, at ell times had shown himself and warm hearted
friend of our body.
Reiolved, That exRi sympahs the friends
family Ct the deceased their sorrow after tbs
sad bereavement which hns suddenly befaiien them.
Resolved That tribute to the memory departed
the officers ard members Of this Company the badge
noufng for thirty days.
Resolved That copy the ssosou gned by the
dent Secretary this meeting be forwarded family
deceased and to ths Crescent Peauns publication
tsignedo CHARLES D. DREux, Pr.adsnt
ds9p JOHN P. NEsBETT, Secretary.
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Amuse M ents This Evening

ST.. CHARLEs THEATEis - Time Tries All, Y
I Angel Of the Attic and Gansm.n
DAN RIcE's.--.s The New Orleans Firemen .
sud the farce Of The Rough Diamond .
SoUrHERv oPRRA HousE The Campbell Min
strels in variety Of amusing performances
+ ORLEANS THEATER. --Bellini's grand opera OF
Norma viii be reproduced at tho Orleans Tomorrow
evening with the same east as before.
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The Dadeville Gala. Banner states that M

The Dadesille Gala Banner states that Mr..
James McVav shot and instantly killed the 18th
nit Dadeyle by Mr. Ray, respectable citizen Of
that vicinity.
The substance Of the particulars to be thar.
deceased and Ray with others in crowd returning
home from town Mr. Ray intoxicated IAN unusual
thing with him. and tho road hs drew revolver
friendship, and under the impression that It not
loaded snapped t first then at another when
finally tho pistol discharged and McVay fell dead
Ray surrendered himself to the authorities.
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A * "a r n
BENEFIT TO THOMAS pLAciDE, ESQ, MANAGER OF THE
3H $ NARiETZES THEATRE.
NEW ORLEANS, November 90, 1854.
Thomas Paeide EqDear Sir should hare written you
e subject ate lo caused by the unfortunate
acen Of theatre and property the after the
calamity but waited fully expecting waited upon BY
tse Of nd have waited thus long find that
action haa been taken personally fellow
heartily sympahzng in sad mune offer benefit the
ST. Charles eaer If agreeable with your views The nghs
taken up by but doubt not thin kind
Advantageous arran cement can DO mnde. Yours. truly.
b. DE BAR.
NEW ORLEANS November 3d. 1884,
Ben De Bar EsqDsar Sir The undersigned who
gagged getting complimentary respected
THOMAS pLACfDE ESQ., have road with great pleasure your
unsay surrender Of tho st. chaea Thsat this purpose
had in view.
The Of The delay the part Of Mr. Pasds friends
in relation to th oest proposed note ia wood Mr. Pa
side had previously most generously withheld his call
muny for the Of forwarding the interests
John Calder; your already
strength and capacity in that behalf part Fde
ehsssuy accept kind offer and if your
will The viii your 40.
probation next MONDAY NIGHT, the 18th inst
Yonrs respectfully etc. 3sf-5
NJ. O. H. NORTON, A. NJ HoLBRooK
WILLIAM CHR1sTY, IL JOHNSTON
R. HUNT, R. W. ADAMS,
H. b. CENAs, CHAs. CALLAHAN,
J. A. BEARD JAMES +. OTIS,
GEO. MAY, JOSEPH ETTER
57Z and nanny otheTs.
NEW ORLEANS November So 1855
Thomas Plscide, EqDsAr The Firemsn of N,rorlesu
deeply sympnhzng the great calamity which you
the destruction Of beautiful theatre vAs and holding
gAssulrGsmbaneo repeated
annually by free bsnft or leave
specifically benefit aud trust that the
little comparison prove the Flrsmsn
have forgotten heir bsnsacto The hHs place. eio leave
you tofx upon. Very truly. your sincere friends.
GEORGE ALLAN J.N.HAwTHoRR 14
A. GARNETT, VIM FRERET
JOHN adams, DAVID J. RoGERs
N. J. REIaARF, WIN, H, SLACK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

FANCY GooDs AND MILLINERy.-- q. WI
Roper No 1875 Poydras street. advertea, to-day fne
assortment of Fancy Goods and French Millinery, 10
which the attention the ladies is directed Mrs Roper
% said BY thoss who competent to form an opinion
TO get UP her goods in the most excellent manner and
quite shionaby houses that are more exorbtant
in their dananda
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ALLEGED SwNDLE BY WALL STREET
BRoKER.--The NewYork Times of the LIST inst.

says:
Yesterday morning stock broker named william G.
rter doing business in the vicinity Of Wall and VIII
charge Of derauding the Lafayette Mineral Company in
Pennsylvania to the Of $4,000 in their bonds
The complainant in the of the Directors of the
ITO Broadway 1t is alleged ip the adavs that in the
month Of last the obtained these bonds
by representing that he could negotiate them the city
Of Troy to good advantage for both the company and
himself. He went to Troy, and sold portion Of the
bonds at so cents Shortly after his return advanced
fore he will give up possession Of the papers On the
other hand the complainant that he has repeat
eddy rendered MrPottsr the $780, but refused the
bokds The accused was ordered to And bail in the SUN
Of $4,000 to answer but being unable to do So he
committed to the city prison"
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House Furnishing SfO re,
IS and rs CAMP STREET.
~ Dsssmnsd to reduce our Stock OF Goods will hereafter sell
for ssh ct lower prices than before offered in h city Those
want ofthe following articles will do woll to call.
ouEENswARE GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BOHEMIAN WARE, s..
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA vASEs, and $500
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR aud HALL LAMPS
and GIRANDoLEs;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in sets or single;
FINE TABLE, cUTLERYs and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE,
ENAMELED HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANrsHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE
WOODEN aud WILLOW WARE
FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES of all kinds;
PAPER HANGISGS and BORDER;
DOOR MATS;
~" WINDOW CoRNIcES CORDS and TASsELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
nsS 9dph MILLER, HARRIS 4 WALDO.
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mr. sr. CHARLgs THr4rER-A CARn-Mis,

O1f1RHsNz1Et'
Louisa Howard bgs that place
on December when she so the kind patronage
ne pubic Of Orleans The performances will
the hs time for the celebrated drama EsERADA
OF Ina Hnnchbaek Of Notre Miss Howard
usemodo the Hunchback Mr. Henry With for the first
time IN America the bareBquo AZAEL the Prod
gal in YorkAzao the Prodisai Son. Mas Howard
I'D In the incmsnay the weather. Farren
Benefit which taken place Tuesday postponed
until Sunday evening. ia spqt
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Dr. ELLloTT-Dr. Elliott, Veterinary Sur
gson has returned to the city from his summer excursion
and may be found at his stables No. Perdido st. Tho
Or Is well known rs Of the ablest Veterinary Sur
geons in this city and always command the public
patronage We that bis stables are nov fali and
horss faneiers would do well to examine bis stock
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Es. R. IL.
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.
A GREAT MYSTERY EXPLAINED


~ In the Of OUT Lord Is41, eapaesen analytical
ehsas discovered that by uniting vegetable agents.
which had before been usd medicine obtained properties
possessing such marvellous quick
en applied parts pain all
e'ssed rhsmost orturins pains relieved instant
most violent and aons soothed system
scored to perfect ease in a few Minutes,
In s<s introduced this remedy under the pams Of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
has been used BY hundreds Of thousands throughout
saea. giving instant all lroublsd with Pain
One application externally few drops internally will in.
stanty free the sufferer from tbs violent pains
restore the weak feebe and Frustrated strength
No prson has used RAILWAYS READY RELIEF without
deriving some special lsss than hssn
Let those who suffering pains give it for
in fifteen minutes they will enjoy ease and comfort
RAILWAYS READY RKLIRF 5t- .u.
The first and the only Remedy will atom the
nosourng pains in few seconds and free the
matte, Nsuralgc Nervous and Maamac Disorders few hours
will and proteth sysem against attacks Of
CHOLERA DYsENTERY,
DIARRa9A. CHOLERA MoRBus
BILIOUS CHoLIc, FEVER AND AGuE,
PNEUMONIA, INFLUENZA. ss
Beari mind ta Powerful Dneetsn ant-aea da,iys atm
ulAnt usrvns, autispasmodic, and counterirritsnt.
The R. R. REMEDIES discoveries Of the
tary They prepared entire original theory
stop pain instantly aud the gau
sudden attacks The required are small few
drops of READY Kelley exercises influence over dis.
eaaed Action
Rheumatism. in four hours
Neuralgia in one hour.
Ironp. in ten minutes.
fifteen
ioothscns in second.
sPasn's- in five minutes
Sick Headsche in ftts nirutes.
in ff!ssn minutes.
SniipiAl1 in five minutes.
sore anfoat.--.. in fol minutes
Infuenzz. ....,.-...............,...n hour.
sPinn complaints Stiff JOINTS Cuts Bruises Wounds Frost ,s.
Cholera Morbua Dsantary Tic Dooresu1 other
where there palms. Radways Ready Relief i'll instantly
atop ths pain and quickly thu disease.
FEVER TREATMENT, g
The IDEAL world and the community but little Of the
value the r. R. r. Remedies, wonderful efficacy ,bs
treatment Of fsysia Of he most mall There
quick, mild eastua cung tho patient Of fsys .a
the Railways Ready Relief and Re gnla.ora.
We have lost patients BY he R. r. r.
treatment and have cured Bilious yphus
gres Fever and Fever aud Aguu.
There treatment patient and 30 scual in
curing
PNEUMONIA
as Railways Resdy Relief and Regulators.
positively the public mort earnestly susat ply
seans Try Remedies Of No person viii die
with Pneumona the Relief Regulators used al the
of the disease. II will give thss i'm
peant Remedies fair hia they will your quickly
store you to health JOHN WRIGHT co. General genta
u sPst Isl Charities street ,Nsworiaaus.
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Tapestry as,d Brsssse,s Ca,.petins
....AT....
ED q ID P ICES.

R E D q g ED RICES.
w In order reduce present large VELVET Ia
PEsTRY AND BRUSSELS CARPETS selling thom at
considerable reduction Of prices.
Weinys pu,ehaaers examine the styles patterns mostly all
aad ordered direct from English and
We have also hand vary large of
MEDALLION, ToURNAY, wELToN aud other CARPET; COCOA
CHINA MATING; TABLE PIANO COVERS at all pre.,
and in great y.ryi pRuGGET LINEN cRuAB CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES Of all sizes aad prices; STAIR RODS HAIR
CLOTH RuGs otter at the lowest prices
ID 2p6t A. BRoUsSEAU u CO. % Chartres at
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ssty Ras.k Of Cochran $ Go.


~ NoTiCE-From and after SEX PER CENT INTER
EST will be paid AoneyE paynhe
fed time
CERTIFICATES OF ,hssanns
5sie negoabein
sHoRrLoANs made o. Undecided cens.srals. nhiisp
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FssrstfsEs5st0 Goods.

Furnishing Goods.
T DRESSING GOWNS. Rich Cashmsrs, Mousn do Lains
ii UNDER SHIRTS,
Merno Silk Cotton Astoria Lamb Wool Cashmere Shaker,
5 and Welsh Finnuelai
DRAWERS of Meno, Silk Cotton Cashmere, Shaker and Weh
Flannels
MALT HOSE, OF Msno, SILK, Cotton, etc.;
l. AIDES UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
LADIES' AND MISSES UNIONS;
B0Ys' SHIRTS AND SOCKS;
THEATRICAL HIGH HOSE;
THEATRICAL TIGHTS;
Iiandkerehisfs, Of all knds; ~. ~
Suapsndsrs, of allstylsa; si ~e u. s .,
Psrfamsry, a large variety;
Umbrellas. silk and cotton;
cravas Of all stylesl
w. 9.,s Black and eolcred Tes,
z ssArfa styles; +
ug Gloves, all knis
etc. etc., etc, etc,
To which almost daily additions being manaau
tory No. 10 Park Place, NswYork.
s@ LEIGHTON 4 BARBoT,
MI sdpu corner Canal and 81. Charles streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

a DEATH I'VE understand that Rev. Father
George BIackney,of st. Josaphs Church. died very sad
denly Yesterday end ID to hs buried at O'Clock this
evening Father Hackney was wen known and highly
respected Heled quiet and exemplary lifs and will
long be reooliectsd by bis sequaintances
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

AcQuITTAL or DR.. THoMPsoN.-The Lynch
of the acquitta Of Dr. Thompson who charged with
causing the death of Miss Agnes Pharr The Vrgnian
says:
This verdict will produce ordinary sensation wher
ever the facts that have elected in the trial OF the
case have gone The evidence adduced In that trial has
been of such nature carry with it the conviction
Of the guilt Of the accused and while sworn jury may
have felt justified In couycting upon that evidence
their verdict viii not alter the belief the public that
Dr. Thompson ia guilty Of the atrocous crime imputed
to him 7as
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SNow.--The wind took another sudden shift
yesterday morning. and sudden has been the change
that the thermometer has not had time to settle slight
sprinkle OF snow took place about IL O'Clock number
Of different persons have said and those who were not
out to feel and see it, hope will gainsay the
ton. Baton Rouge Comet. 9Th
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Creme DE BOMsy Champagne,
JACOUESSON g. Fills BRAND

An entirely the Creme BouEy
t NOW LANDING baskets the above
quarts and pnsa and will receive, the
farhersuppiy.
Thn Enthusiastically ether
ipo this knownb all who
Fills Brand BoUzY FLEUR DEsIsERY.
EB Also hand usual OF the WINES
LIQUORS soid on sess
any other houssinihe city.
Janis aDsf sEwELL II. TAYLOR. No. is Roynis.re...
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THE CUNARD AND THE Collins STEAMERS. -
e xn the Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun, writes as follows
If the continues, there is fair prospect of the Col
Inns line Of steamers doing the whole atlantic mail
services between the United States and Great Britain.
In spite of all the talk (nost Of II balderdash against
that line it is the only American line Of steamships which
has really bsen built according to the terms of the
tract with the Government and which has performed the
service in all respects with regularity punctuality and
the greatest speed attained by any steamships in the
world.
The Of the Cunarders for purposes account
Of their speed is demonstrated in England. How
much better could the larger and faster ships Of the Col
Inns lima be employed between NewYork, or Nsw0rleans,
Cuba, any other point to which it might be import
ant to send reinforcements? There is in
the United States navy that could not be dtanced by
the Collins line, if indeed there is any at all Git to convey
troops with speed and safety.
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We are indebted to the Clerk Of the steamboat
Lexington for late Louisville and river fayors.

& NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE STEAMER CUBA.-
The new steamer Cuba for the mail line arrived at her
wharf, at Mobile, on Tuesday. The Register says
The cubs differs little from the Florida She has thirty
inches beam and is little longer Not much vara-
ton, however, in their sizes; but she has several i'm
about her that conduce to comfort Like the
Florida her upper cabin is range Of large
airy ana oonplete The descent to the main deck il
broad fight Of steps crossing to the engine from
port to starhoard. s
The ledies accommodations spacious and elegant
Her engineers work mmediatey on the social hall
by every ones and the bell directing their u
sounds louder and fuller than heretofore observed The
dining genilenen saloon lofty and seemingly much
wider than any either and her shafts though high com
nand that mark good manners in passinga bow, or
hats off, She has made exhibit ter none mas been
required hut has proved seaworthiness and her
captans watchn care BY reaching her future home
without q scratch or jar
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What are the Reasons
WHY YOU SHOULD GET YOUR
IRTS
GENTLEMEN's FUR NIsHING GOODS
AT....
g NJ. N n a 6yss%

8. N. WI o o d y's2
BECAUSE his shts you WE'LL there being up
@ wards Of TWENTY DIFFERENT SIZES. at prices from
81 % each.
BECAUSE several different all alike in The body
fl properly there, we'll as in the neck and wrists.
BECAUSE having the largest stock greatest yarey in New Or
ieana you 10 be auted In what you ask for
BECAUSE he doea not ordinary Northern supply
make. hta shirts a. the MAN uFAcr TORY, No. ssa
Broadway, New York.
BECAUSE you have MADE SPECIALLY TO ORDER for
you in months time in any style.
BECAUSE the Buttons always after being received
va therefore of.
BECAUSE his sncmens Farohng Goods are always s.h and
sislss, haing received by every steamer.
BECAUSE tits the oNL Newoesns where you
craynts, a. !olara aad Under Ga,men order
on the spot.
BECAUSE he always amongst nows astes and
aecoriingly.
BECAUSE ONE PRICE cash sssen adopted plain figures
for every
BECAUSE polite attention. trouble show goods
gentleman his toilet, will invariably be me,
with.
BECAUSE any thing purchase il not approved Of will be
- changed, or the Money Refunded
BECAUSE every body tell you where to ind
s.. N. M o O d US,
CORNER OF CANAL STREET
d 9peodH AND EXCHANGE PLACE.
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SourHGRN MILITARY GAZETTE. We have re-
seived the first number Of the Southern Mtary Ga
zetts" published BY B Swan, At Montgomery Ala It is
very elegant affair and surpassed by in
cal excellence.
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The Attakspas Gazette Of the % ult., con

\ The Attakapas Gazette Of the I'd ult,, con-
tains the following Items:
AccinENr Last Sunday Mr. Luke Provost was driv
ing with his wife and child his horse took fright the
hill opposite MT Deahoussayes house. Mr. Provost
jumped the carriage took the horse by the bril-
die intending lead him. but the hesdsall broke, and
the horse again became loose Mr. Provost however
ceeded in SEEKING him by tho neck and nostr but by the
struggles Of the dashed against the fence The
horss then fell the carriage having upset horses
rage lady and child rolled down the hill together
strange say however although the horse was seriously
injured the carriage broken to atoms neither Mr.
Provost nor his lady child received any i'm
injury than slight flesh wounds and
fright.
The WsArHER.-The continuance Of dry weather al
though very pleasant, is not by any profitable
The bayou WIS low it has been this week and
all direct communication by between ST. Martins
vile and New Orleans Is cut off The Pitser Miller il
aground in the Atchafaya where she has been for the
last three weeks and what little freight our merchants
can get up brought in wagons from New Iberia where
III Is landed by the steamship Fuseer after having
taken the sea route from the city.
SUGAR RoLsfsa We are happy TO say that the frost
which have hitherto although they have severe
y touched the standing have not yet seriously in
jred it. The rolling proceeds with energy and activity
trust that the greater part of the crop will be
cured before more heavy frosts destroy it.
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CoLT's REvoLvERs. = The English papers
manufactured by Mr. Colt during the past two years
amounts to two hundred thousand The profit on each
pistol is said to be five dollars that 100000 his profits
reach the immense of S10O0aD0
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wa regret to learn. saws the Memnhis Annea

We regret to learn, says the Memphis Appeal
Of the Sd inst that affair Of rather unpleasant ma
ture occurred some days since at Little Rock between
NJ Butt Hewscn, Engineer of the Midland Railroad but
which, by the intercession Of friends was amicaby and
honoraby arranged without damage or injury to either
party The Misunderstanding grew out of publioa-
tons which appeared in the Little Rock papers on the
railroad question.
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tent TruAs and Rupture Rsmadys raf and
the Of all Rnparel good apply
thepprietors ST. Charles street. inquire for
Dr. Sherman For paptr on hird
page to tho store for descriptive pamphlet
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AUCTION SALES.

Raisins. Almonds, OIL Lemons, Pruncs, Grapes and
Wine. 8A a4
49, Cargo bark ndphtia from Malaga.
BY r. B. SYKES. s5s@
FHNHIS DAY, at II O'clock, will be sold on the
Levee the markets. Second patrlet bark M
dns ria, direct from Malaga, consisting oil, viz
31e7 borep NJ r RaisinM;
90sa half do do; %E.i f#~ $500. RI
1888 quarter do do; el.s ~
1884 hoxsa London Layer Rsiains ..5.a T.
1883 BALI do do dol 5s - =.
500 do do do,
900 Indian bbs Dry Malaga Wnei 900 kega Olives;
$40 boxes Shelled Almonds, 400 boxer pruness
900 trails Soft Shell Amonds 800 boxas Lemons;
$50 keRs Grapes 800 jars Grapesi s9 gtS
rssms"A sa L 'A'' 'Asa = 'A'ss ds