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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-03-30

R The two Cunard steamships
seized at New York during Mr.. Fill
more's Administration for containing
goods not in the manifest were fined
$15,OOO-one $1,000 and the other
$4,000.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-03-30
H. CHILDS s. CO.,
WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 1873 and 1876 Wood ST., Pittsburgh,

receiving Spring Stock OF BOOTS SHOES bee
II hundred variety Of
of the and extensive assortDents which probably s
found establishment which
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-03-30

HOur old friend WIN. HARRY PEE
PILES stepped in upon us last week, look
ing remarkably well, and giving us cor
dial assurance of a man. He is per-
ambulating the country in the capacity
of Agent for the Messrs. COLLINS d
ANDERSON, importers and dealers in
Drugs and Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Dye-Stuffs, 60, Philadelphia, as also
for WIN. NJ. Kohl & Co., Cincinnati
He is the best adapted for this business
of any man we have ever met. Judg-
ing from the many complimentary noti-
ces in our exchanges, from different
parts of the country, this is not the on
" place HARRY is favorite.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-03-30
HOMMONY,

Q BBLS. fresh Hommony, just received ant
. for sale at HEEKiEG & CADETS
Feb. %, 1854.
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TOWN LOT

TOWN LOT
ON Second street, between Grape and
" Vine, for sale. For particulars en-
quire of CHAS. J. MENAGER,
March %, 1854. Atty.
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o. Il. VOLT.
aEo. =. DUFF.
SIGN OF ANvILs

No. so Wood street, three doors above ii.
81. Charles Hotel, Pizs6urgk,
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TO WESTERN MERCHANTS.
HAMPTON, WILSON & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers Ia
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,

No. As, Wood ST., opposite st. Charles
Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

Mar. 80, '54.-5m +
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ST. LOUIS IT Trader, w sohnsou, w Rent Cam
Slaughter johnson Horne, Miss Mr. Lyon
and fsdy Aid Jones' Hammond and lady Mr. Barring
ion, Canada.
CITY r Nichols G Fl Frederick Mass Tugg, Major ksleyW
Tempeon GrsDge urnbul CAPT Brushwood etehhsia
McI)anie} Bertrsi La Leak, w Mooey, Pr
R,pdoipb An Cart Mcdonald, Scotland; Mr. Blakey,NY.
yERANnA Ma, Anderson. A Taylor and LADY,
Rsvmnd 4 Field D ssmpageau Ls scsay and servant
Ford Ga Kendie lady child; Kendck Miss Kerdrck
Ers.ner Teras Terrell, W Peebles, Miss
johnson family servant Ark Mr. VIM Sharpe lady aud ger
want, La.
ARCADE Chas Duvsli T Field, B Wipgdeld Homan
Stone PclRri Harvey Stawbridge, Home L
Gate o. John Pr Wiinm Sbnppsn Robert Holmes, MISS Mr.
BayIiss r Leach, Thomas Brown William Mssey Ala M
Mecon Joonston, MIR Shenan VIM y Hughes, La Lieut.
WILTON, U Army. -
ST CHARLES Tucker, John Wilson, NJ Converse.
Kent o. Hatch Webb, Roberts and lady, hud-
SON, Wson VIM Uieb L g oemp9n R eanvs and lady'
Gt Morse Martin. Mrs. Alexander VA simpson ana
ady r. NJ Whitfield, Graves and lady
Yaee Fla W 4 d ward Graves r Scott Matt ws;d,
L Cate lady and two dsaghtsrr George Wheiey
hsimn aud LADY and daughter, Ms
WIN Mcdowell nser Ala; Tn Auile;t, Tenn; Mr. II Will
iayns dlndv Halt +
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Passengers Arrived by steamers

FBou fundamentally the Louisa:
M Bus Iad aud child L Bngsnn Mason Mefsrs Bnlle,
Moans Or servant Leblanc MIR Mah Mr
Jaba, s1 u saaas.rs MT piefsns.
mi ~ n T..
FROM LAFouhoHE-ov ue Z. -, IT ",
Aessrs Iloyd holland Haydei Edwards. MaldbyileJ
uhc Wood. Forstan Msspden, Kerr Reason
M Laubrev Mills Cambes, lady chldren Dir
ssuy an, and two ladies'.
- y - g. H. ~. r,,,., HEN.
FROM bayou sAfiA-D9 ese 11u"'e 1tee
Mr. Tousse DR. Palmer VIM pngrsa, Farrell Meaara Wat
Landry Minor Barrow Taylor Thornh Tough,
Rsslus BLOWN Smith, Maxwell Lawrout Lemony Mia Tusos,
W Sharp Mr. Lassatt, Mr. Nelson.
r., II .,p,soxprpo-B r, The 9roondn: ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Leonon-l41 bales cotton to order
Observation-Disclosures. Jrl7 hhds sugar lai bbls
assos Braud andry27 do Lbitt IS half do Al
doBoagny Ganucheaal4 do, 40 Dbl.
s;ss SbS nSd Aa snd
half bbls
&eo-iss ells Boyd-4s Male Summers &ess6 do
p sReg a Fome G eds
sSbns % sSsy sn
Washington Jackson to orderTota 5is bales
s. g PsG,s Sela O. oassy
Ind. sugar, IS bbis ma:ss.ss '
Bpd Iaedsy = ahd' gsr ny,as y.nfs
snh 3fHssa Sees j.
g hhas sugar Payne m I 6e nss s
and 800 half bbl. molasaes.
- s's ien Sssg
59hn a Wat d
don &c
% ~ w
swpsy See2I Banas MsEepna Hgsearo DO
Tota' asos Salea LEFT AT Natehez
Southern Bs sss sSSn 1osH
Mile, AdamlT6 DO Buetner staaon Nswmsn12 do Thorn
SssSs g s@ sess
Dc ws1s Rasnlss Wight
i DO do s s. %
DO . w d s e csn e.
% Beck Kicks a1 Do Hewitt
Z ro.s do RSard Susent
~ ] s pe Wtys %
seed W. , 70 oidsr-Tos cotton
ssa .ass Lss1s ss 81 s.
sbsH as s half s s dor
.ass1 slsi Ts!9
Maa9s DO Gersd So1i5 Ar MsnberserNas Druibe
to eerTO 2ss hhds aaga l's bbs aud As hal
ST LouIs-ssamsr John casks bag feathers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, December go 1854.
The market during the past week well supplied
with stock and toleraby active The supply OF Texas
and Attakapas Cattle remains very ample and about 80
Western Beeves 260 Hogs 500 Sheep 12o Mich Cows and
800 Calves and Yearlngs remain SALE the market
closes quiet at the following quotations:
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D. + 3 L L N,
Oh CHaRTRES STREET, ID
81 NEW ORLEANS. ~
DAVID FELT, lHENRY g. sTETsoN,
New York New Orleans.
t The Proprietos Establishment would respectfully
form their the public generally that they have
hand assortment Of BLANK BOOKS PAPERS, FAN
cY STAPLE STATIONERY and would call the ate non of
merchants and following list of STOCK which offered
for at the VERY LOWEST PRICES, the MOST REASON
ABLE TERMS.
In connection with there JOB PRINT
can be done the hOr'es notice,
ce rl0 say are sasbed tin
p Se e thS q a
PACED BLANK BOOKS.
Isds ,oa,,n,,, Day c ssS1 Books,
| ''0' Invoice Books order Books,
| Letter Books Record Books,
The above are of ali The paper styles
s
| WRITING AND LETTER PAPER.
q woye, Of English French and American manufacture.
| STEAMBOAT BOOKS.
hs ss sss es'ss9 &
s ssas5ei Dc Dc g. s.5 S'5.,
Msss; H sss5 sis Fsi Book.
Roos ali sizes and styles ally nil articles
by Boats. Particular attention paid to this branch
| GOLD PENS.
Iayi Bovn Bayeys Morou' Flies obque and Ladus extra
fine Gold with without Gold or silver Hoders sod and s
yer feh0A o@ses BOOK.BINDER,s STOCK.
Superior Sheepkn Skver Red and
Blue Morocco spukd Papers, Blue Paste for making
Ruling BINDERS Boards Plough Knives French Berries Brazil
Wood, etc., etc. o,,,,r rnxy
Joseph Rodgers Crooks' Pocket Cutlery
aI Proats celebrated Printing Inks, all colors.
Il DIARIES FOR 1866.
Fet,s Diaries for 1866 all szea and styles
PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
Eae Harry VIII Merry andrews Highlander Play
ing Cards backs; Printers Blank Cards, all slzes Visiting
Cards a very superior quality,
Maynard Noyss David Blackr, Felt stson's and Engs
Writing American Copying Inks Red Ink and trenc
| Canine.
Ink Stands great Variety Sealing Wax and WATERS Steel Pens
Fancy Papers, Paper Weights Pc
olda Motto Seals Pc ir and Ivory Tabe Porce
lain States Clips Youngs Invoice Files Mus Paper an
Books Pad and Port Foos Ivory Folders Tin Cutters
paper Files Rests; Colors Peneia Lead and Sia
Pencs Quls Pie Noaral Presse Anping Efss
Copying Oh gPsE Copying @ @ ssas Ea2s sSs
for Letters Notes. variety Envelope Paper Extra IN
Note Paper Paper Books aud Excl
Books Boxes and Cnessme bankers
Siea Twine Boxs Twne ted Board Drawing Paper Col
Silver Burnahed Paper Blank Notes Blank Drafts BUS adp
Bills Exchange Racks House Blanks India Rubber Win
Wafer Cups Red Cnbbsge Boxes Fort ennae
Calendars Wrapping Printing faPet all ezsf
Foo with Locks Eaaers Desk Red and Blue Ghine
is - D. FELT s. STETSON,
6 oas statoner's Hail. No. "a Chartres street.
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A portion Of the arch over the Union Railroad
track in Troy NewYork, fell the morning Of the th
puring three of the workmen below Of whom 1t was
thought could not recover Il.
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EyLouR-Extra and Superhne, now landing
Al Hna 'of 'A s. H. KENNEDY CO. Tehoupoulas street.
- ,roa1,r, ny,np A en- or pDRE LAM AIGA

need be said e command the attention o.
convinced that il aud unadnte-
rated Medical seeking harmless beverage 10 destroy
te bakh and urbd water rely a
genuine used culinary
anyorng eaes preserves To the afflicted with Dyspepsia
summer Nervous Debility, Fever and De
nes Prostitution nothing has been prerbed with
eaus efct Manufactured E. THOMAS LYON Chemist lei
Broadway, New York ,,,..,,,,, :. ,,.-.-,, r..
s Inquire for LYONS PUREGINGE Sodby reputable Drug
,ats throughout the Sold in New Orleans ny
ala sm2n j. WRIGHT CO., lbi Charres street
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BOOKS and STATIONERY.

E. JOHNSON & co,
sTATIONERs, PRINTERS and BGOK-BINDERs,
NO. So CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
kJ Keep constantly hand e1tensiva Of
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
BLANK BOOKS AND FERNS.
t BLANK BOOKS of every variety nsds thst Msr
chants Banks Railroads. CLERKS other On
will be supplied in the desirable
Iz5 BOOK BINDING AND RUEISS ALI. IT'S VARIETIES
executed substantial, and workmaniike st5 ls
EE FANCY BINDING Of with elegance and
tastss Libraries re- bound and numbered.
Meyehant Planters Bankers Railroad and Officers
Justices ndesi ali
Stationery Of the ordinary who desire superior
article adapted their invited examine
arrangements for work nj 3psm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

SATURDAY MORNING.. December Q, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig Avon Cav. Marsetllss, Creevy 4 Farwel
Rrig Kite R6dovich Pensacola PUG, Mir 6co
Brig Mary Elizabeth, Henry, for bAvena, Lespsrre
Schr Eagle Mnove, Tampa Bay Key West, Post & Mel
Schr Rogers Cox lego,
sehr Covugt1n Cans, for Noodle, Newton d Farrely
Sthr Ella, Miller, for Pensacola, Master
Forda, fiarrison Pensacola Jshn Hurley
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Pampero Edrsgs Key West Tampa Bay St
Marks to W q Templstop- LIST district
British seamaIon hcnson IS day, from New York. la ballast
Fist district.
scllr Dsmocrat from Springfield, tomaa'er--Basiu
Sahr Elizabeth from Pearl Rver-Basn.
Below-C oming Up.
Steamship Star Of the South New York passed the head of the
Posses yesterday at 2 O'Clock, bound up
Steamboats,.
Laurel Hill, Cotton, from Bayou Sara. s=s= vi
Huron wilco1son from Alexandria.
Gpsy, Ure from I.obde's Store.
John simonds, Roberts, St Louis.
Amanda, Fisher from Harrisonburg.
CD, Jr., Dalferes, from Donaidaonyile.
Leonora, nunnica, from covinston
95th umo ships Revenue aud Lorenzo and bark Hazard
brough up nhip Sackamaxon.
EXPORTS.
oBLESchr Covngton4S bbs -four 10 casks bacon 8s sacks
wheat, lao do corn, so dooats IS pieces bagging.
West Foial hid "a bba flour 10 half
do beef, 1870 sacks and suniries.
MARSEILLES-Brg Ayen-Manifest not TO be geen.
PENSAcoLA-Bng Kte-In ballast.
HAyANA-Bg Mary Ezabheoo bba lard lao do tallew 80
kegs butter, pkgs mdse.
whisky line do psrk do lard hhds bacon ees hams
Sal sack. oats s kegs POWDER 500
balls and sundnes
BRAzos ST JAGosehr Rogers-s4 ron leo and
cake wine, rs bags coffee and sundries.
PENSACoLA-Schr Ela-Iu ballast
IMPORTS.
MoBE-Per Mail Lins47 Gotten Farley Jmey &co1so Dc
Bell oo-l5o Castillo Harispa29 do to orderIoa $50
| bales cotton.
SPRINGFIELD Democras--s bales cotton order.
PEARL RIVERSIDE El1abeth-1f bales cotton to ORDER
"... .a CONsIGNEEs.
Per steamship Pampsro FROM Key Wes-E Rogers dcoN Ham
| in-R Morrison-Dr Mercier ndorder
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HANaED.--A man named Hastings, who killed
boy sometime ago the fair grounds at Paris KY was
hanged in that town the 18th ut. negro man was
hanged at the same time for rape.
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i, A MEXICAN ARTISTS UNION.-THE AMER
on Mos spe sas M s
eulsaling throughout the with the
.ss s lie 81
thus aot only give employment and others
A,f I SSs s ap sa
$4,000 GIFTS hs astsaI ,.,.v..
only ticket which
s e FIVE highly dpSsd beautifully Painted
oil Five S e @ D. s a q Fys p'r worth Of
Catalogue tosseI With specimen Of one Of the En-
worth that sum-
Committee believing hat ths this Great National
Agents. hays resolved 70 treat vita sush
5s y sSss P
a ssssss ~ and all ehs!
sals ne ems l k PLACED Cd. n., The
viii throughout ne United States and he canaaa
100 Marble Bns of washington, SSs
100 " 100 49, S
50 Elegant Old Paintings splendid gill frames, -
100 E f. 'sss Cd Paiaiias SIS
Pa OIL 10 5000
0s Ill .afs H. 9a.aa a'as
ISL ssss Steel rss Ensrasass from loo dsri 's'
Artists unisn; Of the market value Of from so , o0o
F f dwelling sfsi
~ Building Lot. in 100 and Iols streets, New
100 VIZ i s ss sesss sss
magnificent Of the Hudson River and
Fsss issPa Cash. without interest
security, 3SS e s ss sSSt
asS :. 80 80 each each s 80;
ns Esss 5ss.f to sss Real Estate
o pa sis s sassS SIS sassy
The EngIasngs in the Catalogue are now ready Tor delivery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

H Thossiufallba the of RUPTURR In All is
isms popularity the once aeted
10 sher hearfiey, II elred-ta am
cnrsd, by the nze Of
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDy'sft
The Faculty Of rs we'll SO thons
their appreciation OF tia
T only that Is eonstrue.sda
OF Surgery. As differs IN effect se
all others tits Light sastc and ecnaiortah
completely herna and perfectly shs
rupuYe But iat observed that II ne
the ees eF
cure; they equally much it's Application es
rsnp familiar tbs
truss that good viii result fo t. Dr. aNrenes ne sss
English Heuis, ably 10 one 81 she
operationbin mechanical surgery ..zsf
E RUPTURE REMEDY Is external sppiesuehi
absorption facilitating and sddias
Acertain preventive when thefsia Ia
abdomen, prsdiapcecn to rapture 49, -, % 49,.
this popular ana
who many years the sty and irsAtsn,
sizs and shape speedy and rsaen'esie
Sz5- EpPtgsea Sn.isl
thsT SLAVES SuheD Misaess
i,farng viii therlaho enhanced in VALVE anu usF
| NESS. prp nee "a p.TpFffax
ey and "a avoid limitations. muat hs particular
number Of the etora and to Inquire
arsnd have psIaonal interview vita
DR. SHERMAN,
] ishis Iysp 20
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friend to help him extort that amount from his customer
by threatening to take his ife Williams services ough
to command premium after getting out Of this scrape
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

DERDU GU V0LE-Un billet de la somme
dc mile pastres fsyrr 1855 par Chas.
date, mas Stips0ds
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gSHOICE WINES AND LfQUORS.-BRAN-
pIEs-snraraeo the vintage and 1905 So
DupuY
and qualities. :,
WiNEs-Od Pahe.inhe so1.h Side and
ssa: Dud Gordon Harmony Old Port st
sadSpakng de Bouny FlsEr de ssry
Champagne White Wine; Ciastn cssfsRHs
anes. slI qualities. -, - -, .n...
Hosnd St cEois Rum koanas
BOXERS Berlin eyety1g
tbs ay IL WINES and LIQUORS. which will be sold
,bletaIms az hefound, for eash OF city paper.
100 eaaksY cE TER and ALE, in pr % and auarte
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PAINTS.

NTEW JERSEY ZINC PLAINTIFFS sub
sers will be conRtsny supplied from
the manufacture Zinc Paints by the ksz
Jersey Company, which they offer the trade and
Ground in Oil packages Of 49, 80 and 100
ihs White, Brown Stone coors For aale by
myi g. C. B0GkRT q CO.. IS Camp Atraet
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WINES. LIQUORS.

* AZERAC BRANDIES. The subscribers,
baing sole agents importers this city Of the celebrated
sAZER BRANDE, keep constantly hand full supply q the
and well the eldest siltagss such as 1885,
Iss 1863 1906 invite the attention Of the rade well
Nm, E. LEVERICH a Co., agents.
~ Old Isgaa street.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.
GROCERIES.
WANTED.

nsos. 4. F. COCHRAN d HALL. IS er.yier street,
M ANTED-A TEACHER of the French Lam
Wv guageone capable giving Vocal
hus preferred. liberal salary will be paid. Address
nl3 II l.. F. PARKER, Alexandria, La.
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c4LENN,s VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY

v n o. and 81 Gravier street.
rs TiJE TRApB-We receiving the
largest selected eietk OF iobACCos
ever offered in this market. -
OF the BRANDS OF the most popular manniae
,,rats all of which the SOLE AGENTS.
'N p1,nker a Hulseya Lec0mte,
DD Young America,
G Ferguson x Co.'s Kuow-Nothug,
Cuba Twist
Jas. L. Clayten's Extra snn Cured,
Extra Gold Leaf,
Burton Mays Extra,
Do Cross Brand,
Capt. Sam Bergsr's Ienny Liad,
in Stone Il Goa Cranberry
Do Piedmont,
aJiller a Crsnshaw's Bluff City,
Do W. D. Miller,
Pemberton's Buekaye
Do Second Family,
Booth 4 Fergnaona B1ena Vista, LE
Do Computation,
Geo. W. Gillian & Bros Wine Sap,
Do Galego,
Ferguson, Hatcher & Co.'s sun Cured,
Do Gold Leaf,
Geo. A. Smith q Co.'s Grand Dad Twht.
Do Engine S.
Smith Hollands Pancake,
Do Boomer Twist,
Col. A. Lehwiehs sarkes, Allen Co,
John L. Browns y. ]. Edwards,
Do e. II. CheathRm,
Spence d Cawthorn's Extra ibs
d. R. Edey,
w. A. Reads Read & Nash half lbs,
Do Bacchus.
We other Tobaccos Of smaller Manufacturers
general assortment Of 5s Is, Sc, los, laa and lss
SMOKING TOBACCO, Of all kinda and large assortment
CIGARS. a. CLAIM q CO. n's sps@
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A MOUNT EARNED BY NEW ORLEANS
~ oPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD FOE

Total.
Total aumber Of
hhds.
Total number bills Mplnses. ava
IT The opened for business 10 Lsourchs on the 6'h
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IMPORTS.

MoBEPer Mail ne-4T bales Gotten Farley, Jey &co160 do
Bell aoo-l5o do Castillo Harspe29 do to orderToal Ss6
bales cotton.
SPRINGFIELD Schr Democrai6 bales cotton to order.
PEARL RIVERSIDE El.abeh-1l bales cotton to ORDER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

MORTGAGE PAPER Discounted, by
I'VE nae sm* G. ToURNADE 81 GEAv.er street.
U OST OR ST0LEN-A PRoMIssoRY NeTE
for one thousand dollars February as s5 drawn by
Guousi Of Mrs. Julie Widow parhe and
ma two wears alter data. 2tins6lA
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References regard TO the Real Estate, F. J. VIssEFkH
o.. Real Estate Brokers, New York.
Orders {post pad) with enclosed, 10 BE- sddrese
j. W. H0LBRooKE, Secretary, SOS broadway, N l.
~ The Engavngs the Catalogue ready Tor delivery
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GUNDRIEs-
~ 100 bags Taragous Almonds;
rs trails Iyica do;
~ kegs RasinH;
10 cases in fancy borsa; for sale by 4.
A. +. COCHRAN d HALI, 36 5rayisr street.
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Police yesterday found, by virtue OF search warrant
another barrel of the lard oil which was landed from the
steamer oceana and stolen from the Levee weeks
since They found it in the grocery of Mrs Mcoanby at
the corner of ST. Louis and Derbgny streets Mrs McC
will probably have to answer legal questions the
subject
BADPAY.-Simon Rouark dunned John Dowd
for debt few days SINCE which he refused to pay;
upon which Simon threatened to him. Next day
Dowd met Rouark the Leyee and opened very danger
GUS bombardment upon him with stones whereupon the
latter prays the assistance of the law.
WoN'T LEAVE Josephine Gonzales made
affidavit yesterday before Recorder Ramos, that one
James NJ Hodges to her house. No Bourbon street.
and ordered her out of it, and that upon her just refusal
leave he proceeded to nail her DOORS and threaten
l her with personal violence.
\ STEALING JEwELRY A clerk at j Burnside
Co.'S, No 95 aual street, yesterday made affidavit be-
tore Recorder Bright charging one Patrick Reilly,
porter in that store with having distracted small pack
age of jewelry, valued at $780, from box belonging Mr.
Whitfield and asking for warrant to search the said
patricks trunk and premises The warrant was issued
Joseph Williams is under arrest in the Third District
charged with having stolen lot of jewelry from Mr.
1 George Jamison, which is yet missing.
IMPIoUs RAsCALs.-Michael West and Henry
Wolff arrested in the Fourth District on Wednesday
for insulting the Rev Mr. Bangor while in his church
the of Philip and Chippewa Streets and disturbing
peace of that sacred building Recorder Jackson viii
l soon teach them better manners
BROUGHT BAcK.-James Daily has been arrest
ed in Mobile by officer Gbney, of the Third District b,
virtue of warrant from Mayor Lewis and brought bacl
to this city for sae-keeping. His offence was manning
| Michael Powers.
A DEsERTER --Thos. Williams was on Wednes
day night arrested in the Third District on charge
desertion from the ship Jersey.
PnING IT oN,-Wm. Demo, a cab driver, wa
arrested at the Pontchartran Railroad Depot hayin
charged Mr. Barrett the very moderate sum of $25
ride to the lake by the old sheroad and for getting
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A lawyer named Hazen, and three others
named Davis, Morris and Lawson, were char
ged with the offence Of leading the agents OF me
Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad Companies
and one or two other corporations, to violate
the law against taking and passing bank notes
for loss than SIS Of other States; their object
was to sue for the penalty. They continued
their operations until the penalty in all the
cases amounted to about seventy thousand dol
lars when they became informers against the
companies.
For this conspiracy they have been indicted
and tried, and on Saturday last Judge Nc
Clure charged the jury strongly for the prose-
cution, and after, an absence OF three hours,
they returned with verdict Of guilty Mr.
Stokes, in behalf Of tho prosecution, moved nm
immediate sentence, when it was found that
the defendants had fled. Their bail was for
feited, and warrants issued for their arrest
Hazen and Davis were subsequently, arrested
and committed to Jail, but Morris and Lawson
have not yet been found.
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mated that the treaty was prepared to secure
a route for the South through Mexico He
had heard rumor that the Northern Senators
had combined to defeat that part Of the reso-
luton offered to the Convention. The resolu-
ton was subsequently Withdrawn by the COM
mittee. A resolution was adopted, providing
for the encouragement Of direct trade with
Europe for some Of the Southern ports by legis-
lative assistance. Treaties to secure the re-
ducton Of duties imposed ON tobacco and hemp
by foreign countries were recommended; after
which, the Convention adjourned until the fol-
loving day
Whether these resolutions will be more eff
cacious than resolves of kindred character
heretofore adopted, or than the primitive en-
actments Of colonial times, remains to be seen.
But, there is one tendency Of such action as IL
proposed by the Convention, that must not be
overlooked, 1t is, the tendency to train the
shareholders Of tho different States to act to-
gether--.o knit them IN compact, sectional or
ganisahoa, tor purely sectional purposes.