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her on New Leves street. opposite the Or
Leans Cotton Press and committed for trial before the
Criminal Court under bonds Of 5000.
Al. Smith whose case has been continued 20 often,
was ut last examined On the charge Of numbering Lew
Barrow In Liberty county Texas in February last ne
discharged the brothers Of the murdered man ana
the Governor of Texas who had offered joint reward Of
$1,000 for his arrest mot having sent for him besides the
testimony was NOT conclusive to bis being the murderer
In question On the charge however Of endeavong to
obtain two negro girls under false pretenceSone from
Beard g. May and the other from their clerk, H. W
Long-the testimony was such a. to JUSTIFY nls commit
ment for trial before the Criminal Court and in default
Of $1,000 ball. he was remanded to the Parish Prison
Smith had obtained from O. saarke notaria act for
the Girl Muyina belonging to p H. Foley, which yet
stands in his name.
Martin Leyendecker was brought up on charge Of
having stolen bench and lot Of shelving from
the cabinet shop of Frederick Denback at the corner
Of Apollo and Clio Streets and concealed them IN his
carpenter chop at the Of Prytania and Thaia
streets the said articles having been found 10 Leyen-
deckers shop by virtue Of search warrant The case
was dismissed at the request Of the prosecutor
who stated chat the things had not been taken with feo-
| nious intent. t. as5 H. .
sarah Clarke charged with shocking the delicate
abilities OF Matilda White Perddo street. by kicking
her door cursing her and calling her names, was dis
charged-it being sort Of Pot VS. Kettle affair They
\ were both lucky in not going to the Work-house
Nicholas Lucklick an iucorrgibe vagrant and Ellen
Maher drunkenness and breach of the peace were
sent to the house for thirty days each Barney
Burns and Peter Norton, for drunkenness and lying
down in tile streets required to pay fines Of 81 OF
i 20 to prison for three days.
Michael McHerron, charged With plfering at fire wal
discharged James Hestern charged with cutting thu
out Of Charlotte 0shaughnessys dress Tchoup
itouas street. the 18th nstthe said pocket contain
ing s11-was remanded without bail for examination Q,
the Tth of January Patrick Murphy, charged witt
stealing pair of shoes from August CARL at No ISL 81
Charles street ordered to appear on the bth-ba
$500 Frederick Dore for selling liquor without liccns
at the Of Race and st. Thomas streets was adde
to the crow of who will be examined
the both 5000 The J.C David charge
with writing false pass for D. G. Osborn's slave Mad
A SON. was confined over for examination to-day
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d Rewlin. Dsaa gtslisen
Geo cooaeIy-ss Mspwsn s 4eesl do Byrns
v.sss Wsss sss q cs, %
cra.ehsr ii RsisI a. Robes
assd .s e a. Bsd aso % kosiss eo
sundrss to ordsr-TosaI, sls7 bales cotton.
a. cssa, 81 sI 60
IT, No4to Aeois Nelson kcce do Kelly Frser39 do
3 s csss Ts
4I Dc Bsekesr ssansoa do pss p
srss q se onn, ~ sugar l.t.ls g
dsros Ty &eos9s head cattle ist hogs % eaisesTots 49,
SO " Shaw ssrs Gayle % K.ass!, &ee
* hsss * r bs, chess
K rhsasonss LID Wight treoass
Msss ssg I s.sa asT haa
dries % srder.
LoBDsIBs sToRE-sseauer New eoscr &c
John Wal. 4s~s4 asa 4o Msuasd visasaassY iis
Scoas and 80 Gerard Aeo5 and 81 Brdy GnmAn
Thibesnsss Dreuhst sen4 Ldo Laqys Mccall % DO Ro
inolasses, "a hide, 9 fass cotton. g lF5
Per New Orleans and jackson Railroad
y bales Gotten H,rriaio d. anderson Ms-4 @ Nile,
ss ssh Ms ss S .s eos
@ Per New Orleans and Opeiousas Railroad.
"A hhds bbs noIas5q Carnmaek Squire WsstM1s
u do DO Eoga Foley Ayery2o DO Lobst
Total 1853 hhda III bbs olssses 10 bis mars ceo Pr
FLATBoATs.
LoUIsyLEPs spahs-1ss Sides tes, ies
1863 kegs lard Martin, Owen Il Cobb. q
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TOBACCO. We heard of 10 hbds Mason County sold
Of which at ga, and Selections at % % Ii.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.. The sales of Sugar en-
braced 1000 hhds at easy prices Fair to Fully Fair 81
OAK and 3$ of Moiasses 1000 bbls were disposed Of
at 16f11616e p gallon for Prime and Choice lots
FLOUR Advanced, with sales of 200 bbls of which
HOO st. Louis supene in two lots SO $50 in three
lots at SO so, SO 62S and SO rs, 600 at SO 62 and
some small lots of Extra at SO s71kt0$1O- u Dbl.
GRAIN. I'VE noticed sales of about 1900 sacks of
Corn in lots at $l0$1 OK, mostly at 81 y bushe. of
Oats 1870 sacks Ordinary Illinois sold early in the
day at 78s and about 800 st. Louis at 75s bushe bat
subaeq holders asking s01s5a for St. Louis
Bran was held at 81 300 ST. IS U 100 is.
PROVISIONS .. Transactions in Pork mostly
confined to retail sales at $1S 5oO$4 v bol for Mess
Bacon was rmer with sales of 80 casks Shoulders at
and 10 at exc U H. Also Tuesday 8s casks Ribbed
Sides on the levee at csc . h. OF Green Meats 600
tb Sides in bulk sold at 81 q fb There was some
inquiry for Lard but heard of sales completed
OF Beef lot of IL erces India Mess sold at about
$27 q tierce.
COFFEE The sales embraced 1900 bags Rio, of which
100 at ssl, sl4 at o. 100 at 9hl and 100 at es h.
RICE Market duh, with sales of as tierces Carolina
comprising 10 at Axe, cash. and % at 5055S& 70 fb.
WHISKY. Demand brisk, but prices irregular. Sales
700 bbs including $50 Rectied in several lots 4e5o
100 Waynes Extra at SO Boyes Rose at So and 15t
Raw at SOC v gallon. y. ~ 6 n RSE555 I'D
FREIGHTs.. .Shipmasters were asking higher rates
with no engagements reported.
EXGHANG m. !. Demand moderate at our quotations
Sterling iooaDl0I and loa
Francs of. 225af05f 80 ~ dolla
| New York sixtyday Bills 0S % ct discoun
| Sight Checks on New York.. par0H y Z prem
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RECEIPTS oppRopuoE.

hEGElPIS OE fhVUOGE- Il
BAYOU sARA-stearer chatsba.sa cotton Juo Watt &co
y Sss.,s ssss ds.sy
Hss 30 s. is,s
John as Fa Do hh
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t p'a9ss 20 i.s e. Hail
aohforais % Aasa1 Bland ass
Lucy eks bacon, do IS tes
p s Gig o q sas
iap ssis EeEs
Is 5 fgfs ss
Do ss. sR y
sas sas. Dc sesos Mns Do
g.. .ss ssas g. Es Sum
@eis&eSss DO Watt swiney, Green &eol5 do
&c s,'isia
sas. Mes ST. sa sfds
g s. e Ss,,s s's a s e as
ss Ss
a. ss
Il ias e
ses s' s. Is ss b Levy
Dc Henderson Terry %
= Nm
20 s1 s"ss esse
k
Msse s g
Ssaas big ahsp skina Robson ponne ae-so mdes = S'en
, | &co---IetaL i6se eseo'son.
ST Prairie Cits eks nasen ~ 'Ia ae
ost Duffy Aeos bbls nopr do Kenne, Dir
&co2oo ogesby II kenaeey eolss az 10y
ksgs lard ~ tea DO ioi b6s mga asGnS
Z - Sssasa " osdeS M s' son' 's - ~ = -
ST LOUIS bSs hSp, James Connolly Geo
5o do Kenne DIX &eoso pkbastsr Ynaa-91s az bran
228 do potatoes Dufy &co20l rope oampps, %co
mdse Gese Janisooa eksaen a Daley Hsss ods ID
die trees 81 kes &eoas b beef kenneay Asoo s 70 ~
lard Wodsnh 6eaase es sg sw. s NGiSn III @
Shuts MADDEN do ees nonr
by 90 Z 4 enncy 40 ,ahs e9nnsy Ms
u DO Geo. az eeahe Y sA y. 49, pa
paa Sos Ma hemp Psasis
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Havana Markets..

correspondence Of the Creaeent, ri 3. lHsFfst Hi
ass93sss HAVANA, December 49, 1854
We beg reference to respects of the 9th ult and
hand you the annexed report Ts4 z5a IA
sugars are unaltered Molasses keeps up, aud single
carroes are not to be had at less than 81 rls Contracts
to considerable extent have been made to send to Eu
rcps. Rum also 10 sustained.
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GR0CERIES.-The undersigned is prepared
Families and Planters with article
squire bis line He 10 receiving and haa store the follow
as goods many others not enumerated 4s51E
HoeS a. Java, Manln, Rio and Havana COFFEE; e
Back And Green TEAS he chops III
chests H. and pound Packages
hy thes smaller quantity i.9iI3 esi
Ioyoing,s Loaf Granuasd and Powdered
Nottasn Engih Dairy Pineapple and Dutch CHEESE;
Eglsh and SAUCES, every
French Engis1 PRESERVES, gssa arr,
Loodon LAYER RAlSiNS, WHOLE half and quartz boxes;
BISCUIT American Wine, Soda Graham and Boston
CRACKERS; Butter and Water dol 8 m ga3a
fsnev and Brown e0APS
Choice Selected BUTTER, 81 ~
WAY Sperm CANDIES; s.flk ~
Sperm Winter, and Olive OILS tfsff9a
Of SHELF GOODS 10 too varied 10 mention.
well supplied with all kinds Of WINES BRANDRs
GORpIALS LIQUORS, quantities 10 suit 'e98 II.
Of the celebrated @. H. Mumm Co.'s Grape
LEAF Brsnda EE#ttiisz Il ei Il ii-st- n
Tendon PoRTEE, Pale and Scotch ALE 81
E patronage the public respectfully solicited.
dis ST wv e. hAfAuND ~ Camp street,
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Len 9TH fseswastto Cairo Tho steamer
Grand Turk IL NJ Ksrnett Alsck Soft laying n Cairo
Prairie City Louis eth iust port for New Oapr
Keystone and Caledonia Met Flying Cloud at
feet heread to met Jennie
sns at island Tukeysland arrived at Cairo i2 at
In Kenns, Alex Scot and Grand Turk also stern
boat called Turk No o. fNew Orleans Lett Cairo 18th
mat II choutean Cairo Mi at 81 Dresden at Besfisland
chrystal Palace and Geo Collier at lnd o. baeon g
Ra + Lucas at creek Bayou Prairie City
a half hyennd half feet at from
Cairo and run fl island New Orleans in days and
hours discharged She Lost nights laid up
The Garden City Louis 2h rsports the following boas
loading for Kate Swnny and Golden Star
Sunday me. Snors at Eahosa Bend Grand
Jennie Deans at san pas ata
l oNeh at Hackers Bend. sH2
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CATTLE MARKET.

Sc WEpsEsDAY EyEsINe, December 90 1854
The market to-day firmly In favor of holders and
fine Western Cattle sold at advanced prices About 1870
western Beeves, 400 Sheep, $50 Hogs and moderate
stock Of Texas Cattle and Mich Cows remain on sale
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ARRIVED.


Steam bats.
St Charles Apologize, ftoa Bayou Sara
Lncy Whiteman, loscr fran Louisville
Amanda FISHER from BlacARiyer.
@- Lucy Robinson, Malbon, foa Evansville. q
Frank Lyon, Barrel, from shton.
Prairie City, Robinson, fronSt Louis
Weserner Able, from st Iais.
j NJ Stock we'll, GrieI, r ul1iucinnati
Gem, Eifsrt, from Port Hudtu. .....
=.s M Huron Ke~ney, from Alexahria.
r yra Dozier, from ST Louii
II III Wright Clarke, from Allkens Bend.
Illinois, Fuikenor, from st buis
Garden City, Shaw from sMnua.
7 New Iatoua, Gross Lbdslls Store.
eniy Burke, Bentley, fromIouisvilie.
abo,t can Martini down and 10
sea iah na chips Creole aud Thempson brought ship
Rappah lnpock.
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ExPoRas.
.s Holmea--774 bi
1900 -

LIvERPoo-shp Holiness bal cotton, 1000 ftassf
NEW YoRK-Gen Cobb-sq5 bills e?s bbs moassesa
h do syrup -four bales hemp csk bdie copper
ptaDEpHIA-Bark JAG Preifsa-5so hhds sugar, 800 bba
rnolassea, "a tales ~
s, o why ia binds cks boeon 100 fks Coffee
rs Dc corr rs do salt 200 cheese and undrs
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SHEET ZINC-aQ0 casks Vieille, Montague
~ Co.'s SHEET ZINC ard &c
inches for usle by STARK, DAY q sTAUFFER,
DIS 81 No. q Canal ptFees
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LIST OF GIFTS.
100 Marble Washington, at. 800 ic oeo
100 Clay. loo lo0uo
100 Webster. tuu luyVpV
loo u Calhoun. 100 10000
s'sFsss kaaa... ;p:is 3. @ ssss
100 Elegant Old Paintings 9xs feet EACH 30 5000
500 Steel Plate Engavings brilliantly coered In oil,
24x30nchss 10 $500
10 600 Elegant Steel fiata Eugravings, coored in
OIL Of Washington Monument, 90x2s inehes -
EACH. sv6sv"
al, 900 Steel Plate Engravngs. from 100 different
plates now In possession Of md owned by the zs 8 4
t Aras e Il Su each taso
Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
% Building Lots 10 100 and I0lat streetu, NewYork
City, each s5xf00 feet deep at 1000 $4,000
loo villa Sites containing Zach 10 600 square feet,in
the suburbs Of NewYork City, and commanding
a OF the Hudson River and H
Lonx Sound 800 5000
seeari.s 81 $50 eaeh 5000
so iee escn e',vo
leo :" FL :, ~ eaon s,v ov
$50 q Ne. =. ~ eacn ,s,oovHH
~ References regard the Real Estate, r. J. VssCHER
| CO. Real Estate Brokers, NewYork. -. W.
{po pala) with enclosed, 70 be addeased
- j. W. H0LBRoOKE, Secretary, sos Broadway, NJ X.
B Engayng in the Catalogue read5 for delivery
"a 6mis e 8@
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Imports.

INDIANoLA AND GALVESTON Steamship Me1se-24 bales
cotton oo3 dc Curry hrsons &eoI Wliam Bath
do Yea,man 3coli % HI Pony SeS2 49, Y aSEs
Hart &co-Iia Me-s axis beans Mi che
IS hides Leirsunds Dfompkns, kennedp Keep
~, knn--. ninnR Rank I
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CONsIGNEEs.

Per ship zsnobs from philadelphia Tempeon- Bonsbe
Runlet,-AEderson hisnlflJ Hart AGO. AGO
sIarssan eLeyy srv,,an
Hsndeon-G W Shelby AcoH Stone Eco
d Disupay-Converse &eo-McKiero B,ndford-L Webster
Massey Pou,tney &eo-D Wlaon-t1y osn-oafk, bay q
Stauner, and order.
Diamonds hes cotton Ward Jonasls do
"a mn feet lumber 313 shingles. K
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

THURSDAY MoRNING, December 81, 1854
COTTON ). The demand yesterday was again limited
aud the sales were confined to about 1000 bales No
change in prices:
@ NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ~
Inferior ....,.....5G6 Middling Far....9 a OK
Ordinary. Fair ............. l0O1OX
Middling. .7k0S Good Fair. .......-f0- /
Good Middling. ..s3S ASK Good and Fine....-g,- 4
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CorTos--hass ToBAcco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. POSTS 23,712
Received since .455,6H 2101
yesterday...... 4329-459e50 IT, 2l7s
4se,62s % 500
Exported to date. ..... soas4s ls41e
~ yesterday. 2,274=311123 OO0-184l6
Stock on hand, not cleared. 4. .175.505 7747
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: A MEXICAN ARTISTS UNI0N.-THE AMER
IA JCAN ARTISTS UNION respectfully
citizens Of the the canada that for the
country with the
enabling family e become gallery
mined order to their Engayngs
thus large number artists and athers
for works Of art
to Engravng when asonoo of them sold
$4,000 GIFTS, OF the uctual cost OF $780, 900. =
Each Dollar Engraving therefore, receives not
only An Engraving the money! ticket which
tit.s him e one Gts when they distributed.
For Five Dollars highly finished Engraving, beautifully Painted
oil will he Five Dollra worth Of
splendid Ensi avngs selected from, ,hs Catalogue
Catalogue with specmnn Of OF the
cravings. be esna the Office Of this paper.
For actually worth that
Git lie et, will immediately be forwarded. .=4i.n=
AGENTS. q
The believing Of this Great National
materially BY the and entsrprss
Agents. resolved 10 WIN
on most liberal terms. ss54 l.53A :. =. :.
" receive mail dollar Engravng Ticket
Prospens Catalogae and all other
p Ike the the Gla will be placed in the
Committee ohe to be due
OF will given the United staea and the canads
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odd FELLOWS HALL--YouNG MEMS IN
SOCIETY MASKED AND FANCY DRESS BALLS ~
Second will take place THURSDAY Deeem f
Der 81, 1854. 0ae6
r. +. Mortimer, II. NJ. Isaaeksou, w. G. Timmors,
l.. r., Iarose, W. 1. Iodgseu, Chas Faure,
E. L. Anbsr, H. L. Zsbal, J. y. blanchard,
W. c. Wilson, 4. II. Hutton, Thomas T.auino.
r. n. TrinchaTd, Z. r. Rareshids,
ertlenen wishing Ladies' nsi,asioes requested
send their Room.
Managers Every Wednesday evening T O'clock
d the efHce III Baf Rom.
No Iady whou, invitation tisst having
approved The b, AID o. Managers
Snbc.ibs limited only the anagera
and i The Secretary the Office tie Bali
Ball Room.
meeting Of the Managers VIII take place WEDNES
aer which invita- viii
Positively anemeu' tickets b the tho
ball. dis
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T YON,S EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA
GINGER Nothing The attention Of
& .hia sIts when eossussd pure and ~
eject Of backEh and tasbd was rely m
10 alao as
To Afflicted with Dysppsin
sunnsr Cholera Debility, Fever ard Dir
equal saact. MsqufAsued by T. THOMAS cheuas lsl
Broadway. New Ycsk.
W Inquire Tor LYONS PURE GINGER Sold reputable Drug
gistz hroushout The world soldin New inesna ~
e1s enSp - " hI9tf 4 co.. lsl cnertIss asrses =
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ADJUSTMENTS,

GyT CHARLES THEATRE. DeBAE. Lea
5, sxs = M4sAexs5f- CARR. Aerxs E.ssssn
% EyE sss. 9ps s 'ies
y ~ h BE eslss.a u
81 ~ esaelsss 90 9. ssss e: The
Eississ. ~ -. ~
nRLEANSs THEATER. --THuRspAY, Decesn-
ssgs ',sss r. Mm sss c. oss 2 Verdi =
Fl g.
Ihs pebble nssrmsa that ths couss hs,. oras, 70
HOLLANDS OLYMPIC-Ar THE AMERICAN
~ TH dfs ToYDRAs srREET-AcrISG MANAGER,
elss pssssss,. sisr ssss,
6 y
sssuss sEsious
Ell, a,sIy s n 3
siiox BE- maine POPS; Ea,s. L Dssas sas q i.
f s Be- I sssE VI is 81
asss q az s
T. M fasss. n W sa M ai sn s ,d s
Desraz,, with Ssnes Dsss.
WAN AMBURGH'S MENAGERIE = The
ss 8. "a
FSfsf sEsss 5sssRF s
and A@sres VIII y .shibissd I. Foot y Canal
ca d g sss, 3 K
ls,s u " as.iv.
Rass soasiaass W. ~ .s.,sral q y,
"a ~
~ Psrsasa C. vita Trsinea Anss at and O'Clock r. H.
If Admisn, 80 cents; and servants rs ensa Oh
DEEL's SOUTHERN OPERA HoUSE-AR-
Nal sE q p wssI r rsRs i. Hna
- =
Mo TSs II III s,s 9Th EA'pAa ''sy By
q Doors :. ~, Concert 10 ct " e'eeeh
| = SEAT can be sscirsd a. ss ones from ii 10 L
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Frsigts for Moiassee to Europe higher but In ot
respects du Three Spanish brgs taken to carry
Molssses to Great Britain At g32s6d.
Exchange on London, 90 days 1s<014 p ct pr.
New York and BostoD, 90 days. g u ct pr.
New Orleans short sight. Fl. sos n ct pr.
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RECORDER BRfaHr's CoURr.--M Murphy was
examined yesterday for selling liquor without license In
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9 LARCENIEs - Andrew Farrell and Thomas No
Donald wore yesterday afternoon arrested at Western
Feranda charged with robbing gentleman there Sl4O
John Gonnaushty arrested on st. Charles street in
the evening" the request Of p D. R. Boyd who charges
him with stealing pair Of boots from him at the City
Hotel Patrick Dunn was also arrested for stealing fsh
in ST. Maryss Market They al locked up to await
examination. !, f'i sSs4.szs s5s. 1896 rY4
Rrf,opnrrn Enfntr.r,s GorrRr M Mnrnhu ,uaa
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ND ALLS, SOIREES, CONCERTS, Eric. elAIA
D large eommodieus ROOM In the MASON
nc HALL which been fitted public
Is offered for rent. for BALLS soIREES CONCERTS or
LECTURES terms apply office Of the Grand Secretary,
In the Charles and Parido atreais. di I'm
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Tickets be had any Committee
Cnmmttee Invitations the the
ing OF lhe Ball. M
Every attention viii be paid by The Stewards aud hs members
the reception and introduction ladies gentle
Ladies' particu ay requested and
he their invtftnn cards. "A
JOHN CAyANAUGH, Captain and Chm COMMITTEES
NJ ], G, QuINAN, Sec,y 0 Committee. dis I'd
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-27
ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL
Later from Havana

CHARLESTON, March 26.-The steamer
Isabel, Captain Rollins, arrived here to-
day from Havana, with dates to the Odd
inst.
The steamer Black Warrior has been
liberated by order of the Captain General,
upon $4,000 being paid to the Cuban
Treasury by the consigneeS. The com
mander of the vtssel strongly protested
against this arrangement. The American
Consul refused interfering in the matter,
one way or the other. The vessel is in a
horrible condition her machinery filthy.
and she is otherwise much damaged ow.
ing to the accumulation of biIge water.
&c. The government is discharging and
loading her again at the expense of the
owners.
Affairs on the Island are quiet. Bust
ness unchanged. 49,.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

u cht VALUABLE IMPROVED AND CNIM-
proved Property 81 Asct:ou On MONDAY
afternoon April 81, at AZ o'clock on .he premises
sal sell part Of o. No. 9. in Square 345, frontns
80 feet on llth street, between and ii SITS. north
running beck 20 feet, improved by two three-stor,
and basement brick Dwelling Houses, nearly new
and bult in the most subytsr tia manner, each con
tanning eight rooms.
At O'ciOck-On the premises, the eastern
part Of Lot No Il. in Square 3i fronting % feet
inches on north street, between 9th and 10th SITS
west, running back los feet
This is very desirable lot for building purpose
AT So O'ciGch-Or immeIiat. ly after the
above, shall sell parts Of Lots i, 2, s. aud l. in
Square $751; fronting - feet on 10th street west, b.
tween south c and yirginis avenue. With the i'm
prove rents consisting of handsome two story snG
attic mocern built frame Dwelling House coptainine
uine ows as 4 kitchen
This property is handsomely situated in the mesi
pleasant and rapidly improving part Of the Islard
Title indi- putsble.
Terms: One-fonrth cash; the residue in 6. H. ant
months for notes satisfactorily sscurrd bearinl
Interest JAS c. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE,
ALEXANDRIA, March q, 1885,


RaiIroaH Observation-Disclosures
HciohS SsTrtcrS-HtberHIan OHcers-La
ties F0tF-EiectioR.
The Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany adjourned on Friday, after having by a
stock vote of 6,927 to 2i6 agreed to loan the
credit for the Lynchburg extension. The last
Session was entirely occupied by the discussion
Of proposition by Mr.. Shackleford to rescind
the resolution by which the Orange Company
accept certain privileges in regard to a rail-
road from Alexandria to fredericksburg and
to transfer said privileges to the Potomac Rail
road, after an amendment striking out the
transfer, the resolution passed and the Com
pany adjourned.
theatrical corps have been performing at
Liberty Hall for SIEVE al evenings Light
dramas and small farces constitute the entire
entertainment When shall we have thea
tire
About noon on Saturday, brick stable i'm
med !afeiy in the rear OF the residence of r.
Jameson, Esq, was discovered to be on FIRE
and before relief could be had, fine horse was
roasted to death and carriage totally de-
stroyei. The flames communicated to the roof
but our fremen soon brought them under,
with little damage to the adjoining buildings
On Saturday, the Festival of the Annun-
ciation' was observed by our Catholic eiti-
zens with the usual SOlemnity. During the
morning service in ST. Mary's church the con-
gregation were started by the appearance of a
wild Irishman, who, without shoes, socks. hat
or coat, made his way up the aisle, with various
remarks not exactly suited tO the occasion. lie
was promptly taken care of by some gentlemen
Of the congregation.
The following gentlemen have been chosen
officers Of the Hibernian Society of Alexandria,
viz r. S. Douglass, President; r. J. Shelby
and j. Roach, Vice Presidents: d. OLeary.
Secretary; II. c. Mclaughlin, Attorney; I.
w. Meagher, Physician; j. Laphen. Treasurer,
c. Costigan, Chief Marshal; T. Quirk, Standard.
bearer. The Society is in fOurishiDg con-
dition, and doing much service among our
emigrant population.
The wife of Mr.. John Baggett, mail carrier
between the steamboat wharf and the Post
Office, recently presented her husband with
three healthy, fine children at one birth
Tonight the Ladies Fair, for the benefit of
War Eagle Tribe, l. 0. R. NJ, opens at Sarepta
Hall, ard to- morrow night the library lectures
on Geology commence. Success to both
The City Council meet on the evening of
tomorrow to choose the remaining officers of
the Corporation. 1t ia said that the few
Democrats who had some petty Offices are to be
prescribed. / feel confident this is not the
case, but that each man will be judged by the
manner in which he has discharged his duties
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