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FEyEa Still IN MIssrssrPPr The sexton's
report announces four deaths in Natehez from
yellow fever during the week ending On tfe !
10Th.
The Port Gibson Herald Of the 18th announces
that tie fever still prevailed il that yialagc,
three dsatss having occurred during the pre-
yious week. 49, s.s i ss,s.
The Herald os Friday last. however, fur-
nishes the following more gratifying intelli-s
genee: s
The yellow fever, we are giad to tochronicle,
has st length subsided There has been no
deaths since our last paper, and 20 new csses
since Saturday last. = he severe frosts OF SUN
day and Monday nights, and tha cold and
bracing weather since, has noet efautuaiiy
killed the disease, and mo raore fears need be-
apprehended from it. a There has been but SIX
teen deaths out of at least two hundred cases,
which We confidently believe is less "a propor
ton than in any other town in the country
A letter Of the 1850 from Canton, states that
several new cases have recently occurred IN
that place. VI s9;
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MAIL LINE NOTICE.

IN AND AFTER the FIRST pr0ximo, the
Nail Line Mobile direct will ienys
rival Of the O'Clock P, 7i==
1a steamer EOLE the frat will leave for
SPRING. aad landings TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS.
s2s R. aEpDEs. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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cannot surpnss Ia conception ths empire wisfcI.
He sre % possess snd 10 guile fAppianss III
i not worth presersingg Ii ii nSt worth stsad-
ing together as American citizens for Yor
have only to entertain the orainsry pride Of.
Ecitizens-th pride .of your nationalitys the
pride Of country. No reasoning is nsaessary te
prove this Instinct will prornpt You 70 IL IS tie
best course that wisdom dictates be true ~
yourselves, and you esnnot thsn be fs4ss ID
any body Only be tfixa To yourselves ana keer,
the country which God has assigned 9ou. Pre-
Eserve your Union as she great piIlsr which sas-
taips your liberties, and which viii make vol, I
the greatest and mightiest people upon the faea
u the earth This Is our dessinyf our riebtfnf
destiny. How small, how minute do the auss~
tions appear which are now made 10 so aaItase
and distract this Union How small Do they
appear when compared to the mighty destiny
and prospsct Of this greas empire They ~
pear as nothing AZ Ill Ard YET there ire men
in this country at ore end liking about ssces-
sion, and at the other about dissolution. One
insists on the abolition 81 slavery z tIae stter
replies that each State has the right to haye
what institutions il pleases under the eenstitu-
tim Shall we fall out about this WI -
united upon principle of feedon- rscipro5
heedom-a perfect csindependepe one sf anoshsr:
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City Police Jail.

City Police jail.
NMTAs brought to the City Police Jail on the I'd in
Wv stant, the light mulatto boy ADoEPHUS lie feet
Az inches high, has marks. Is about Is years old
Says he belongs to Mr.. James Smith, living on Bayou
Paausmine, Ibsrye parish The Is requested to
call aud claim said slave according to law.
New Orleans, Nov. IL. 1856
nol3l r. BLANCHARD. Keeper City Police Jail
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The Fourth District Pound

TEAVING been destroyed by fire, has been REMOVED
to the west side of jackson street, between Laurel
and Constance formerly Live oak) streets. zlt#-
New Orleans, Nov. al, 1866. zz-zs-1.. > fs7s
no22 ct AUG. PHELPS, I
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First District Found
RNJ AS brought to the First District Pound on Dry
wv AIDES street, betwesn julia and Grod streets,
estrays-- sfe q
S One black and white she Goat
ose daIk yellow aud white she Goat, string on the
neck. y = - I
Oae pale yellow and white she Goat, string on the
neck. Ia g4 No. sr7. .ss5 l. .55s go. h ~.
Iso yellow she Goats white rumps and tails
2 One black Ehs Goat. white the sides "a
Which, il not claimed within days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public suction at said pound
On SATURDAY, the sth dsy Of December, 1855, at III
A. M
AUG s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans Nov. q, 1855
: ets conduit depet des epavsG du Premier Dis.
u trict, rue Dryades, entire les julie ct aiIod
CONNIE epaves- - zg4s5 =
Une 0hevrs nore ct blanche.
une Chevre jaime foncs ct blaDche, ayant Gordon
au cou. t..s ,5.4'55@. 49, :
Une chevre jaune pale ct blanche aysnt un Gordon au
cou.
Deux Cbevres jaunes la croupe ct Ia queue banches
Une Cheyre nuire, aysnt du blanc cotes.
81 eles sont pas reciames dams dir jours ct les
depenses payees, el.e seront penchere pu-
liqae, au dit depot, sAMEDI ls Dssem6rs, 1866 IL
heures, A. ID.
AUG. s PHELPS,
s Commissaire des Rues.
Nouvelle Orleans ls q Nov, ls55 no2s as z
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 20. 1865

: : . q = - = - = - =; = : = ..-
nav MnpMTMrs HnyTrMpER 8
DAA ~ AAs AN -.
& ryyexyrrr,rsry -lv,rr,nrmnr,U
O01NE02 .O4IAE4O AOI1A. -
EpFTT. WTTTTaM T.,+ a,Zn;n, and W ater.
ptssss a No. s ss. y assa' on
s.k ENSDN, JOSEF II, House and Sign Painter,
mao. c.%D Square Copper ana ~
npaWN TIfoc- G...,a..-...- - Ic;;,,e- 12s
po,s,a .,,as 70 h snas IA hs pabs h.
pasfasofs their psiIcnags as sn
4 J HEAUX, q. A, Attorney at. Law, No. d
. Camp s.,es., Ne.Jrieans- nliy-
D0GEkT, q. C. u CO., Ship Agents ane
. cenmisalon asreh.at., 50 Camp street, iyss
ssssass sha ~ Isvst
COMMON FULTON srse,s. - ~ = ~ aus
hWIGHT, EDMUND r, Attorney and
Counsellor Law Napetenviie, psh Of Ia
= III go HI Es,ss. :.
HAEENeToNs s
t.s.ipS F..ps.smsot so Il. Inn
nor Pen. for sac IL large end .ms saantiiss
q UBANK, 4. N. Ja-, & Co. General Com
- sIs.!es as.shsa. No. g Camp ..ss. -. nv.
ss
.he moa reasonable tsrmt. aaseiy
s.ar ~ c1.,ss Iea,en .'1s,, IN MS
x = : =; - -,
= n & Cannon np nsii s1u
~ 1TNpa 4, nm q q I,,-,.-..,,. :. a f,a.I-
..s.s 'r' IN Hardware ni5 Il
gVTTJ. aTEYANnFP Troror,ar md Daelar
ws,ehss 1svsiry Guns, pi.sos Gallery, Fancy AIes
s.e:. s.e No g Camp street. as,
pras. csspeals r.pe s.s sa TsSaapoaiss street ss
~ ENDERS0N & GAINES, Dealers in China,
y Gass. Ear.eenwnre, ete. @ CAnslsres all
A. YNSGN b CO., GEO. W., Shipping Agentt
d. 4 and colnml.sion MerehaD.s y Camp s.rsss iss
"A oLMES & CLAUsS, Grocers and Dealers
in wsstsrn Produce. No New Lssss And "a
EYDE y GOODRICH, jewelers., corner Co
change corner Of Camp and Common streets New
sElsvsr .srnnnI. .Ho.lsAlp stssrr.
l. ur a vopir;' hsfsrsn ce eh..;:r ,,p.s.
Mss.r.. esssss 4 g. ss.srs B.ns; s. y
dssiy = i" I" 10 'sAhA ana s0@'AAs.
Johnson q 90, E., Stationers, No SO GaInI
Y .1se. -. --- ---- : -- -z- = 81.
EARN4, ALFRED, Commission Merchant,
~ psIer p y s III sinsS a. 20
sss.s ssa wa..a,, o. !,
s:1eet s'-' ~ ''''s'A .'u1e'' W. . mys
4 EiauT71N = RaRRoq cis,h;s-. ,o-ns,
Il 4 Canal aaa 81. Charles streets MS
r EVERTfH yM Ls- . f!TY r. ttos. Fs ofcvs
= = .nl ooEami..os Msrehsa., - Ola Ls,.s. spl y
R.H. MARI. .7 79 O. W. =. MARI. ?.
lME Ahh, NJ H. q ". w H., Attorneys -at-L Lew,
IN Nc. la commerei. pises, New Orleans al
AOREAU TIL 16f Royai street corner of
I'VE Toulope Iad,, IA entlem - Fsnsv ana pa,
"a Il. MEYEs. No. 100 Camp street. -
n watehmsis. and Dealer In JEwELRY, GOLD Sf3A
atess rspsirsd .. mssa'e pris.. 1 @sis s
80 ORGAN I n Rnoks and 81 ,ionary Nv.
i$H -,ovao 80 n.o Ssn sho4ioA
NNUNR0E7 A 4 l!n Mars q nd Rov,s 6Iotb;,,.
lFE ~ al s;ys.srI ars,is, .sasss.t, - ~
ns5 M.Sn.jas u nv .,rea,s ~ s' ~ ' " "s' esnsf si.ne We
MeHa M aE 9Ie.e.. ~
2 nj Ia,KhlS II WAY. t,lothiers cor,,e,. t,a1ry
- - - .,...t.a' - Sssss' s' W. neA oen,
4 EWHATJ- Val IFNTINF b CO. nesTe71
~ 10 Boots os and EIss No. "a 81 ana Cor,ron i
n Furnishing Goods No. 81 Camp e.rce. asi
aDILGHEH, GOODRICH u co. Cotton Fso
Il. oasss Il
sS ETLLY. p n Dealers in Silks and
b. Fancy DRY saods. Regal and Canal .,rsss
sk ARESBIDE HENRY Iancceasnr n, a
Fssis 70 s.ssnaisisi sS 9
tssns - nsitf
VR AYMOND. " C Family Grncer No n
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
COMPTRobLER,s OFFICE, \
City OF New Orleans, November "a, 1865. (

e tOhfIhOblEhiS III L
& sE City Of New Orleans, November ~ I355 s
u sss No 4l8
An ORDNANCE concerning the Markets, and prcyid-
ing tor Farming the ReSenns thereof; Sss@ s
me common Council Of taes city Il New Orleans or
dains as follows:
On the Arat Monday OF December ia each year, the
comptroller shall adjudcate be sdjudcated
~ TINS tce tho collection Of the Of tho Mar
Ks Tor ons year He shal gvs tsn days notice in the
nicia gazette Of the city Of the day and hour which
uaid aojudestion shall take phase.
(sisned) FRANCIS ALPUgaTE, i.
President Heard of Assistant Aidermsn
tsigued) WM. @. o. CLAIBORNE
Pres dent Board Of Aldermen
Approved 20th November 1859. - ~ =, -
(sgnsd) a. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
[ No 1850
Be " ordained That ordinance No. 4S concerning the
markets. be amended 10 read as follows -. -
ART The farmers or iessees shall Immediately after
pos-ory notes or the balance endorsed to the sat,s
faction Of the FiHance Commttee from the
january at two, three four ave- six ssven eight
uins, ten and eleven months. Should any farmer
sasee refuse or neglect to furnish the twelfth
CASH and bis notes sforssad the Comptroller
E-o TO cause new adjudication to be maas forthwith
inr the account and rick Of said farmer lessee.
tsgnsd) L. Fl PLACE,
President pro TEN Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSsned) j, J. LUGENBUHL,. .syss
tsg President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen,
s[Sgaedl asJ0HN l.. LEWIS, Mayor. 4
Noiice is herebyEixen, that on MO NDAY, The Sd
Dsesmoer, VIII atpsflcate al my Office IL O'clock
Nj The. above coeetfon. D. DEBUYS,
nZS ID sf Comptroller.
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Second Distriot Pound.

Second District Pound
EX7AS brought to the Second District Pound corner
wv OF 81. Ann and Dsrbigny streets, as estrays-
tUDe black and white she Goat, With collar.
I, One black white and pale yellow she Goat.
Which, If not claimed within ten days and the ex.
penses thereon paid will sold public anctiou at said
pound SATURDAY the Sth day Of Deeeu next, al
10 O'Clock A. NJ. AUG s. PHELPS -
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Nov. q, 1856
NIL etc conduit au Depot des Epsves du Second
Il District, Iange dss rues ST. Anne and Derbgpy
c0mme epaves- x-s S4#
une CheErs noire ct blanche syaut un collier.
Une Chevrs noire blanche ct jannh pale,
81 eies sont pas recames dix jours ct les de.
penses payees i seront vendus renchere puhlique
dit depot, saMEDI le Decembre, 10 hsIres a. NJ
AUG. 8. PHELPS
4ssa ~ Gqmmisgaire aes RueE
Nouyelle Orleans, le 2S Nov, 1865 n023 "a 8
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a.a5-3. 80 : COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
= City Of New Orleans May l. 1856. !
Resotud, That the Comptroller be- and ha is hereby
authorized and required give notice. standing sd
vertisement in the Official Journal, that accordance
With the ninth section uf ordinance No l442 approved
March 30 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
sne City unles contracted under authority Of
from the Comptroller, In nccordance with the ordinance
referred TO- (Sgnedl u. L. TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
IS [Sigasdj l.. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1865. - I
[signed JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayos.
The attention Of the officers of the city and OF the
public is respectfully called the foregoing resolution
2 W o. DE BUYS,
mylStf Comptroller City OF New Orleans.
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AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER slE n
CREOLE. Winter Arrangements.
For OCEAN SPRlNGB, utermediate landings
trips far sgoaia Tueday std Saturday
r hs ;sAds with supsroI
RIVAL ths Lake of the cars, Az follows z=ss "
TUssDAYs r. III cars wEbSEsp8S MRNlsa
1HuRSpAfs....sA. N. cars. FRIDAY MORNING,
sATuRi AVE.. SP NJ. cara. SUNDAY EVENING,
Ga 1uesds and Saturday, she will far Pac,g ,goula.
Fare Bay ST. Louiu and Pass Cnrisan
spp City and Biloxi ss Fare Ocean Springs
csHhna, 81.
|. r. f1EnnES, Agent,
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Ey0R MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY -
Y u. s MAIL LINE.-Winler Arrangement. ldsssssAsA.
The oIdd low packet steamer CUBA,
A. Helm master; FLORIDA s. 3. Frost master.
trade, with superior Of ihe
leave the Lake end tie Pontehnan Rsiiroad daily
rival Of the o'clock p Ill, Returning will
20 Monday Thursday evenings. r IS y
Sebiaf are 70
Ueck ~
/, . r. 9EDDES, Agent 10 Bank Place.
W v6nlhR r 4. IS. ~ E lrnk1t
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NL etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Troiseme
4 District, rue des Champs Eysees, No. SO, cen1me
epaves-- - - 4.=-.g 81 =t
Ua Cheva girls de IA mains de haul, borgne de Poeil
drot lie genou drot dc devsnt eue plusieurs ccarice
a Ia croupe ct au cote sans marque visible 5Er
Une Chevre ayant des aches banehes aune ct noires
les oreilles econrtees ct fendues.
Daux Cheprau hlancs
Une Cheyre pale rou g.
81 les dts animaux sont pas reclames dams dix
ours les depenses payes elles seront vendues Pen.
ohere ppblque au dit depot, JEUDf, le Decembre,
1856, heures p. NJ. AUG. PHELPS,
Gcmmissaire des Rues
NouFelle 0rleans, "a NoYembre 1855. no26 d1 6
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Third District Pound
WM7 AS brought TO the Tbird DISTRICT Pound No. 81
wv Elysian Fields as estray-
Ole gray Horse IA hands high, blind Of the right eye
right fore leg swesd in the knee, several
rurnp and side, no brand visible.
One he Goat wirh white, yellow and blsck spots both
ears cropped and apiit % s. a51tt ss,g4
One pale red she Goat. ~ .~4s.- z=+ n
20 white she Kids n - -s=9a
which il not claimed within ten days, and the ex
penses thereon paid will be sold said pound at public
auction, on THURSDAY the 9th of December, 1855, al
O'Clock P. NJ s, IL
AUG. 8. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
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@ a5 qnarter essks ST. Rooster.
so =. Chansso Londan Dock.
50 Z. Daise IN sore and for ssls by
o9s q. WOLFF, ,ss Camp slzssi,
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INSURANCE. I!
Crescent Mutual Insurance COMPANY.
oFFIeE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
CAMP ST AND DCoMMERCIAL. PLACE.
mApYrr pIvrp .Nn r,pr rxsunaNoFy

Ths Company have tbs following nasesa. ~ 1ss
Invested in Bond and Mortgage property worth double
ths amount thereon .ssss,s 90
Loans on Bank and other Stocks ......... ssqss0
Ba Rsceivab being Notes Premium. I4os,ia
10 Esise es444
Due Premium in Of Collection. 6esss s
Scrip ether Compans estimated s0ss
Cash Io0sas as
Z -
Total Aatsts. .s5S2sss 40
@' :. THos. a. ADAMs, President. :
~ GEO. JONAS, Vice ePrasidsnt.is
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aPlEIT OF raz MoENlSa psrss

The Unfcn is very indignant against the
proposition moo;ed in the Philadelphia Know
Eotbins Convention, locking to o peacsable
dissolution Of the Union, with treaties of amity
and commerce between North and South, in
case tho two cections cannot satisfactorily SOL.
tie the slavery question next winter in Con.
gress.
The IntsIiigsncer seems inclined to esusuFe
tho Administration for its summary measures,
taken to prevent the sailing Of recruits for the
Allies in toe Crinea from ports of the United
States. 1t strikes Us that our respected
Dsigloor manitests no little Inconsistency il
thus blowing cOld'' upon tho policy of the
GoveInm0nt when applied to the Allies,
which 1t very properly e1toIlei when applied
TO any and all others
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OLD POINT CORRESPONDENCE .
0In pnrNr (

OLD POINT CoAFonT, VA, Juno %.
Old Point Comfort is a charming place o.
resort during the summer months.
Nothing can be moro delightful and iryig
mating that the zoe b-eezs which, united Will
The fine a.. hing, render 1t Al vi, ect tc the in
valid to make visit tn..'N.r.
TO those who travel merely for recre. ton
and who wish to feet the time careIesslv. },
ITO ball rOon is exceedingly attractive: fol-
here they fEd - sound Of reyelry by night
and, also, gathered thsro' much - beauty
and ehivalry, " and bright the Tampa" shine
" DER fair women and brave mon A"
How many hearts " beat happily" we are
scarce awaIo, but certainly
W hen music arose with its voIuptuous swell,
SOil eyes boxed love 10 eyes which spoke again.
and al went merry as a marrag. bell"
At least twas so when We wsro last look
cron. We know not if the poet whose stanxn
Ws have just mutiiatcd, would BIO offended at
the liberty thus taken, were he amongst us:
but We trust he would not, since it would be q
source or deep sorrOw, to Offen nd even the spirit
of one of Natures beat and loreliest interpre-
tiers. If some of the thoughts bre thod u the
stinza suited the occasion, wo zee no reason
Why they should not be brought into uss at
thls particular Point.
To tho lover OF poetry and romance "the
deep and'dark blue ocean" il always charm
iu3. At the hour Of sunset, as the twilight
approaches, those who love to indulge in fairy
dreams prepare for a walk on tae beach. to
ingor by the sea shore till the starlight comes
and the neon sheds her soft brilliancy on the
waves, which break in gentle nurnufs at our
feet, making sweet music that steals the mind
from earthly care for the time
The hotel is we'll kept-:hs table being SUD.
Piled with the choicest provi ion ssryed up In
tho incest possible style-whils the walters
are all attention.
lie sleeping apartments are perfectly neat
and comfortable, and entirely free from mus
qutoes during the season.
The Messrs Willard are exceedingly ohIiy.
ing and attentive to their guests, and we trust
iued very polite aud gentlemanly proprietors
will meet with the most liberal encourage
meDt.
If order, neatness and profusion of eatables
are recommendations at watering place, the
hotel at Old Point must take n high position,
for these are surely to be found there
A VISITOR.
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TEE WEEKLY STAR.

The number foz The present week contain
the usual variety Of nows and isce!laneous
items, of highly interesting character, in.
uiing !he chapters ca "NiRsveh,'' so inter
esting to tie politicians of the present day.
The constantly Increasing number of SUBJ
scri6ers to the publication affords an evidence
Of the higa estimation in which Il Is deserved.
iy hell.
Terms, 81 3 year, or three cents single
number, TO De obtained al our counter in wrap
pCrs, preferred.
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>...SOmo OF tee citizens Of Hartford, Conn.
have presented /. C. BGsset, one OF tho bar.
hsTS Uh1 ss-uses 20 open his shop On Sunday.
With habds%ias do nOnd Ei3s, il token OF TIC i
spproba;i {. ais conduct.
....At { lac pl1I, meeting in saa Antonio
the NOMINATIONS OF tie Ernts vile Convention
f0rG1vern md I.;cuten3nt-Goyer
and Dickin'oi:-6ere unan.~oRsly confirmed.
1.-The Houston Telegraph il authorised
70 announces c. " Buckley az candidate for
election to Congress from the Western Di,trio..
CT Texas.
...'Hicto- Considersut and his band OF
French socialists las arrived at DaIlas, Texss
....Baron De Bo;tenOerg has been appoint.
ed General of Militia in Canada, and procs.d,
20 organ 80 tie civil forces On an ef3sisnt foot.
ing.
....JsInss J.. Caldwell, Wing. has with
drawn from :te Congressional CANVASS 10 tn.
T;h Gis'iic, CT North Carolina, in iavor Of
craig, Dem
....Orgon Hyde, one Of tie Mormon saints,
"a IoJ in 81 LouiJfor the purpose, it said, Of
marrying twelve nloTe wives, to whom he 10
GiIILcol!
....Dr. WOoisey, = druggist Of Evansville,
Indisca, tnd temperance man, recently suf-
tsrcd The penalty OF the Law for selling pint
Of al;Ohol Is banning fluid"
....Capt. Ma-oH, U. 8. N, Judge Pirtlc
and lady Ky, Col Samuel HambIeton, Nd.
and Cora. Perry, U. 5. n, are a, the National
Ho;sI.
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Does AS GUARDIANS OF PRoPERTY.-SiDcs
the chi, IceIce.t OF the dog Law, stray aai-
Znais 'ocogniLed by its provisions have been
promptly lb-Us. within the enclosure prepared
Tor tzsIa, "a Thirty fifth strosc, and in msny
c-se3 dave hes2 restored 20 ljberts by redemp.
G1o or Purchase The idea seems 10 lave be.
ccLle rOi Ear that small DIGS nay codtIiL ute
esssEtia..y 10 tho secGEi.y Of property from
TIE Invasion CT burgiarl, by tie exercise of
their bGgEirs propsnsities, forwhich many OF
then ar o1linentiy qualified; and the dog
na'k et as Continued brisk throughout the
week Wiia $50 fluctuations, for small 10
scrip'iOls. 20 his demand, hot Z few dogs
sre Indebted llr their pates. The tiInidity OF
Lese E:l-A ---a-s-s IS cqGig-lsa. TO the say.
age fsrosity charger ooos, while the expense
OF their maintenance Is considerably Ioss.-
AZ. I. J0aT. Commerce.
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Come all ys that are weary and suench ycr,
Thirst

4 RNY SHINN respectfully re urn their n o.,
IA sincere thanks 10 their friends and the Bubi'
in general, for the patronage heretofore % li6er,
bestowed upon them, and announce that they an,
not oniy prepared 10 recsive orters Tor their PRE-
MUM MINERAL WATERS. hut al.o for their m
pcrior Champagne Cider and Porter, boliled an
araught Ale, Root Beer and Mead. Lager Bee- h
kegs or bottles, CarbOna;ed Gnger--a new be,e,
age which is so highly recommcn dsd by physician,
OF the Northern cities
All orders promptly dispatched.
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
teS-lw' Georgetown, ID {.
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~ The taking Of the Mamelon was known
to Mr. LesnOut in Calais, before it was
communicated TO the Emperor He announced
in paper edited by himself, and called the
Precicotea1r dss L'otas stn NorG, on tho 9th OF
June, that the oscillations OF tho barometer
upon the 9th convinced him that trsmen.
doaa and decisive cannonade had taken Ilace
ut Setastopol.
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LUhEER-rnMRFR

sNOR sale by ;hc'carrn. q Iarre. asSod.nsE; 90 g.
& pe,ior qualify LUMBER, consisting Of I.hi.
Pine. SOsE6s I'D plank Siding, HrmIo~k kais
q ID Plant, oaE Boards and Plank, Decking, Pcs
lar. SC.
so"e parcels we now have CT the Wharf, are o
he best quality ever brought 10 the Baltimore ma,
ket CARR, GiESE L. CO,
COmmisston Merchants
No. 81 Spear's Wharf, Baltimore
Also, 1000 btis H,s.aG.a,c Cement
500 do CalclIed fIaaer.
je eg-3rs
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ASo-aEE k.oa NOTpss VICrOaY, OVER
TIE LlFT An election recently took place in
Gis!yic. CT Illinois, comprising 20 counties,
the question and candidates beirg Know
NcCh'rg and an;i,KnOT Nothing, the latter
beirg elected by some ter thousand majority.
So they 70
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FROM SALT LAIE.-The Sal. Lake mails for
ley AID Jure have arrived at Independence,
Missouri. The l-ii party reports the Indians
ss -VSacY3us a-CULd the Black Hills, aud that
tEey were M1G1 alarmed On acc1uat Of the
movements q 20 United States troops, aud
were des:rcIs cf Pccco. They propose TO give
Cp the LuEier-ss Of the leil pos; last fall.
Much excirss,sst existed at Salt Lake as
well IS ILCtys- GeLce on account Of the al
IaC.d ci-cUvsEy q god mines in tho vicinity
Cf Ito former place.
The Iep,I.E CsS0 many persons having been
killei by lie Izdians ars all nero faorica
tiOrs
The CT, ,'era lad broken Oat suepg tie Ior-
nCn tribeg
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Ias AETRePgLITAS We have received
from mo publisher, Dir. John Murphy. the
July nulaI2r OF the Metropolitan, monthly
magazine, edited by a company CT literary
gentlemen Il contains various items Of ir-
feTe5s.
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EoLD SLEEVE BUTTOEs, STIDS,A &c
~ last received large assortment OF the la,,,,
style Mosaic, Cameo. Lava and plain gold 81 ,rITY
BUTTONS, STUDS, sc. unu .ualy fpe s,s
cheap. NJ. w. GAIT g. BRO.
SSi Pa. avenue, bet. 3 h and 10Th sls
90 OFT