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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-23

hand which he Tired at second burglar wounded
him. The party, who were much frightened, quickly
gathered up their wounced ana beat retreat, which
they effected safely, policemen in the neigh
borhood at the time.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
few days ago the domestic Of Mr. walcott chemist,
OF Boston, Mass, suddenly disappeared from the pre-
misses, and also quantity Of clothing and money to the
amount altogether, of about Sl7b Suspicion at once
rested upon Mary Anderson, the servant girl, who
missing and search made, but without any
However Mr.. Wacott ascertained that she had
TO New York. and determined 10 follow her On MS
irving here he bad interview with the authorities in
reference TO the Of Mary The matter placed
in the bands Of Capt Ditchett OF the Fourth ward DO
iice who succeeded in tracing out the girls hiding
place. Officer Holden then despatched after her,
and succeeded in arresting her with portion Of the
alleged stolen property in her possession The accused
IL scotch girl and is highly educated and refined in
her manners. she taken back to Boston for trial
CHARGE OF GRAND LARcERY.
named william J. Robinson was arrested on
Wednesday by officer Clark Of the Reserve Corps charged
with stealing hundred dollars from the person OF
benjamin FritJen, Of No. 43 Pike street The complaint
alleges that Mr.. Frien went into room 10 the rear OF
his store for the pnrpo'e Of taking short sleep when
the accused stealthy entered the and slipped his
bands into his pocket and distracted the money The
Market police court, who committed him for examna.
ton.
CHARGED WITH STEALING HONEY.
lad about seventeen years Of age, named Andrew
Young, was arrested BY officer Anderson Of the Third
wsrd police, charged with having stolen four Of
honey, valued at thirty dollars from Mr. Samuel Thorn
Of Washington Market On being arrested IL 10 alleged
that the accused admitted selling the honey 10
parties but refused TO give any further information In
relation thereto He taken before Justice Connolly
at the lower police court, sho committed him for trial
in default OF $500 bail.
CHARGE OF SHOOTING WITH INTENT TO KILL.
AT late hour Sunday night quarrel took place 10
the basement corner Of Anthony and Orange Streets
between two men named John Dunn and Michael Pillov
when the latter IL Is alleged drew pistol and 6rei II
at Dunn, woundins him but slghtiy The police were
called In, and succeeded In arrestng Pillow, who
taken 10 the Sixth ward station house and locked MP
examination. The injured man Is not dangerously
wounded.
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Passengers Arrived by steamers
From NEW yoAx AND HAr4sA-By the Crescent city.

FROM NEW YORK HAtAsA-By the Crescent City:
From Nsw York; M white. A W SWEET, H Pumpely, E R
Brownel, II Carter, W Harrisoa, Elliott Slater
wgsen children servant Philips lady child
lady, Carg Sam Phillips Taylor MAurezs, DTghs
G Smith, J Csiss, r Kinney, w Wilson.
From HavahaL de Castro Phemino Pepa Castro Paemino Ys
6nen De obsan Dslayi Miss Iu6a Gaemont la Verbs
Munnni, SpeJ Santuiio, Chlns Rate Bernardo
Lsseh. Morris Aaeins, john King BeIangs Menard
King-M Kennedy, Jackson, d WHITE Pritchaid j R
Gouel, A Hill, Thos Fox, I murphy, smith.
FROM BAYOU sARA-Bv the Laurel Hill:
Mr. Trouble and lady Luekss Slack and lady Slack
lady Nine Elder Miss kirkland, Miss 1anraa Capt Gross
Eames De Lsvaieas Ceres Cooley Gandet JBummend
Reahemsr MisI Fox Hunter EaIgsen smh ID salle.
Thsrsun Bonsard MoCu Baer, Ssguj EuE
Hogan LaaIsn Pugh Rennr salyon Edwards,
CoIlet Laasn Powell DseoaJ
pugas Nelson, VI Foa Cantrels Bourgeois
Elder, Richards Doruier, Martin Rseard, Bergno
FROM Sr. MARTlssvrLLE-By The Lone Star
Mrs Farther children, Or Vsncouri Copper cks
ofut,S nartmaS. Wrifht, ksentr, McLytin
FROM CINcINEATI-BX the Mediacor. :., ssq-=1..-z
ha Carlton Miss ysos, Mira FemouI Miss Kiss Mrs Anderson
children Misses Jane and Mary Murray Mrs
Me Brown oxnad Leach Dervitr and lady Rev Mcverd
Essrs MrD Wamer and children Clara Cummings Virginia
Shome
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RELIABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL COST
THOUSANDS Oh TENS, OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF TTfnU.
sANDs INSURED sf THE OUTLAY OF FIfTY-FIyE Doi.
LARS OR UPWARDS.


HELlAbLE FIOEECIlUN Al SMALL COsT
THOUSANDS, OF tens, OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF THOU
LARS or UPWARDS rs 80 ~ D0-'
a sOURTHOUSEs, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro.
~ ke Msrenasis Capitalists, Planters ReAlers Mechanics
d IRE and burglars, books and
yaas5is ARTICLES which BY policy
P1TEST C5NeRsfE saFrs inc uans sm He
style q Lock- ihe key Of which hat dollar
ng capacity unsurpassed BY any
other kind Of ssf kneu, be hown natfe,ioa
ltrkngy hoss who institute
the a.d s mo popular safe. of other descriptions
pseroh interior wood,
o1t iron nie ALSO that the former
csrsy rvted Tina prepared TO demon
thia by such ansay
be glad 70 hear from the skeptcai. 5atH 7fEs n
The uavsrying yuess will ennsn.lg re-
to the minds hoss have seriously
dapaa Ssfe kept
fae abres delicate materially
steam always generated SAFES esposed II p
following
those who will sait nddress the undegned hiss
rord imagine, and does not in.ena en
h old stand NO. ~ magazine Ccnma
$50 l NEW Ont April s6, Is
Bridge you HALL Pa
stating
able and portion tl that W If books o the
of MArch 18th, 1854, on Magazins ttreet + 5t sft
The titled
test and notwithstanding terse
fen,y cooled, lasout 40 houI HierHrds0 tins
which about hundred dollars ID bank bills
have confidence any other kind
know Of. Respectfully, youta. - H M BARLOW CO.
Those using styles as subject to los as
such articles
exposed as and c but sgh attacked
glars
Chests Powder Proof Bank and Store Erooi Paint
iyi1 8md &w Aisgaziae 1t.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
axv1Ew OF THE MARKETs.

SATURDAY MonrIrs, July 49, 1855.
ket, tho supplies, both Of staples and Of Western
produce having been light, and the demand for most
articles being quite limited. Increased frmness in
Frsights and the great dicuy in negotiating Bills of
hange have served to restrict operations In Cotton
but with very light stock sale they have produced
very little effect prices. Tobacco has continued
tremely dull. Flour declined early In the week, hut
subsequently recovered to extent from Its depression
Grain has been quiet but generally firm Provisions have
been pretty steady but only limited business has been
done Sugar has improved, and Molasses has been firm
Exchanges have been very dull reduction in the rates
while have had very firm market for Freights.
bale of New Cotton received here Thursday 26h
inst.) from the plantation Of J. L. Downs Wilkinson
county Miss, and consigned to r. Nugent 4 Co. There
little doubt that balls Of the crop received by
HOUSE In this city about the 18th inst and the fact
by receiver The report that bale
The first bale last year received from Texas the
| 25th of July
CoTT0N-The Cotton market opened on Saturday with
heavy appearances buyers generally claiming further
in prices which the factors disposed
concsde and the sales Of that Monday togsther
reached barely 1900 bales On Tuesday about HOO bales
changed hands, and Wednesday purchasers found
for 1900 bales prices exhibiting rather wide range with
out any quoabls alteration. On Thursday the market
seadier with sales of 1900 bales and yesterday about
$500 bales taken making total for the week of 5000
baes prices closing firmly about the range of quo
tations, IS follow
/
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ssamshp Crescent City from New Yok-Aaams &ee Albert
Angell-J Bson-C Bisr-Brcnne a. Baiief-H N
HubbaId-Bradey, Wilson
eapgsr CAnl Barrore- CSddy
COW Cieevy-ook, Young eo-Dawse
ae5-Csrrol PrhArd Eco j CoBuoliy-B Drye--J
aeof Degan-C Eager dcoJ Stelson-e
ter 6leoL ngreoP Gaurie--R oeddes-J &scor
GuionGooiohaax Brothers "A aco-Godsmh,
HoImssHeaton ol!ysrHans Morgan-P HallaIt-H Hen
Hurley &coJ Hsss &.oEaItston Valdez Hart
James-jenning LAughsnd Ksnpett eoH
IanauzeLopez dcoW Letchiord aoo-A Iaorest-S Mead
Monor-MAcon BrohsrsMuuay Miller &co-j Mark acoJ
Msthess &coMoon Titua &-A Munroe &coJ Mahaii Eco
Mofgan-B Nonau--fayne Hnnlsor-A Pepin &eoh Pea
hond Pope, Ellison coG M Pinckad Cow Raymond-Jas
syms Rswlin, Danean &eosouhnayd Harrson-G schraa
4 SmithsmiLh FinisheI-sckos sheonB Turpin
Todd Turne vintoA-l owusead, Tonpkins &eoyet-
ter 4eoWard Jonasw Woolsey-Gat Noble,
Whi,nsy--o oWoOdmou-J woodan &co-W W4shborne-L
D Whppd-J Wright &coF Dasiya-Bonio Bto-J Lila
| ORDER
Ship Oliver from Boso3-c Brddsks &eoE Daley SeoW
Lechfofd &ee-Iufts HobaHoe, Gayle &e9J Woo4ind
acoBlsnshad Gun,el-E Gay ogisaSy Maeaulsy
&coE Stevens acoR Mcegor Rice il acoD kel
hamM Ma.n1Eee Hathaway yasnt,es geo smith
& ZegierTeuan q Bates--D Taylor 6sco-O WoodmAnj w
stanton GoW sl.nehsrds si.srJ Carter aeo-W jack
Moon, Titus Sso-Feiowe deo Hei.a Heath 8. Mf
Grojean Beneaubssbe Sampson kesneJ IL MarkB dco
Kendall &-s Kennedy q
Waiwortn,,s Bojae-siaIk Day siaaasrDya7 ScoGeoss
smedes ScoM Enthusiastically Brown &co-D Observation-Disclosures
Gugga &eo-J Wright aeo-kspneIt DIX &eo-orier
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CATTLE MARKKT.

FRIDAT EvgNire, July ~, 1856.
Arrived to-day 1870 Texas Beeves and $50 Texas Calves
Prices unchanged
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Land vv-arras.ts.
~ Highest market rates paid for Warrants, by
H. b. MERRRLL co,
jy1s 8p3m Scamp st., cor, Common st.
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CONsIGNEEs.

LIvERPooL-Bak Robssss railroad iron to erdsf.
PENsACOLA-schr Mary Eenes bsss cotton Rdgs Roberts
rsrri-3e,s1s feet lumber Pooey, Nicbo Acc.
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SHIPPING 1NrELL1eENcE.

SATURDAY MoRsIrs, July 2s, 1855.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Sup Caroline Nosmth, kenay, Liverpool IL Whitley 69o
Ship George Green, Fairbanks for Liverpool JP Whitney
a.. ARRIVED.
Steamship Crescent City heovsn from New York 1h
sSa Instant to IsnniEgh, LaughlAnd &ee-7d district
BARE Rover siags from Liverpool Bnxtsr-Point
Scm Mas Ehsa hoinpsop from P4nsscoA to
Sehr Eliza FIX smpson from Martha Psfsocos ballast 70
sOh Cen VIM Harson Langley Pensacola W maser
Basin.
Steamboats.
VieGoyias Halves, from Alexandria 5r #ase-.r.&" Vi
Jean Wsbrs ksaion from Alexandria.
Mediator, Williamson, Cipeinu
Laurel Hill Cotton, Bayou Sara
Cuba, Hsfb from Mobile.
Lone Star, Smith, from St Martn.yills.
tewooh hA from the fassssowed down and 70
sea on the 2sd Instant ship Intsgrdad and Lucy
Robinssn and lchr Z Jaues-boaght up bark Robert.
Below-Coming Up.
Ship Oliver Putnam, Luiaw. from Roaon, to JDswey.
MEMORANDA. .-- 81 ...-
The Were left Alexandria 9d reports the liver fall
iag, with 10 inches water on Shaggy Point
EXPORTS.
yERPooLshp Caroline Nssmh2075 cotton 1889 saeks
LvERpooL-sbp Geo Gresn-94 bales sob 5000 corn
$500 siayes,
IMPORTS
LTyEBPCOL-Bak Robsft- 1895 railroad iron edef.
PENSACOLA-srhr Mary Een-ss bsiss cotton Rdgs
Tenil-Sets1s feet lumber Poolsy, Ncboi aeo
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NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAYERS
HAVING large number of Unpaid Bills,
d and short before ha necessity
putting them earnestly all
not paid to coll oc No IS City Hail.
prior TO the at August otherwise the will be rgdy
forced. THOS. AsKEW,
Jyl6 I'd Collector First District.
~ s. E. NORTH CULLOM, Attorneys at
Il Law will attend to all Professional in St.
AvoyeleR, entrusted their 0PELoU
sAS, LA.
REErRRscKsCha NJ. Waterman merchant c.
Tho D. Miller, commission merchant Singleton
attorney Nixon Adams Co.. Crescent Office
pACON-l00 casks prime Sides and Shoulders
lgs VOORHEES,, GRIeGs 4 CO., Is TshouptoulaHs, .
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WANTED.

WANTED "A MoULDER, o5mgs .as
z.rknaD 70 20 % Tsitssssss, Apply Saturday,
ty21 ~ posr MEL. 4Poydras street..
"ANTED-CITY CASE WARRANTS wanted,
w by J.P. WHITNEY a CO. a camp street. ds4
WI TEACHER Of the French Lam
capsule Of giving yoeat aas Inra
mental Mae psserrsd liberal sas sIl = Adarssa
wv ANTED-A VEssEr. Of the capacity Of
900 bales Cotton g. re- e. sosFsT ! cs s
TSso THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LoUI1
ss Sssss
s;sss
hsr Isaseion b i eo spparatu o bring S4
Cheap ,.ssa nj.
EaAToR he pnep essssates cinsinus. sssam
Ths s.e.m esasraor posssss Il. advantage. being IN
ns s1a S, o. ss ss. ,o Sc are @
required . take OF the crop ''"'' '-''
e css hundred pounds inch five inmates Hga
The advantage the r,hargsd the syaps
% p red e E Tu ~
sIpos Beng sahtsed sor kis pfsafs
sc - ST. s Tass sas sss prlss q s rect
ss.an e hs EsH'S s Col o, r. e. e. o.sP :, s
saving ss win asss sa
efssnwoci in Cincinnati The anasrz1sa has 6sea appointed
Tor L0nssua and the Indies having
years practical experience onE ceaadsny
this plan the hitherto brought gsnentng cheap "a
and be prepared Steam rna complete, All .stdh
with eisrihs and batteries made the bat
and r Workmanship lower prices than hitherto
Louilans. Asc Vacuum pens Centrifugal Machines ADD
Black Apars.usss om the GLOBE Worfs Of G b. Harrison Co.
York. Isa55 Sa
The undersigned will put Trains operation
the required, the force The
the nshod Of WORKING them he h free Of charge
Thoae parties who The uphats Of e viii
small apparatus . anuueiars 90 ths pantscn
3 e ps en- as
! in the making the article.
Ess Agents in New orleans Msss WORRIES, GaIGGS Co.
| 10 TehoapitoBas street. felt spd&wtf
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90 siayes, - I.,.=
IMPORTS.

LyERPooLshp Caroline Nesmh2o1s bsles cotton
corn, $3.50 stsves
LvEarooLshlp Geo bales cotton 5000 conn.,
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Mesdames Poinstsin
and Frommer rivals in the bread and cake business
Bagates street. In the Third District examined be-
fore Recorder seuzeneau yesterday cross charges Of
assault ed battery they having had bit of rough
andtumhie the 23d OF April last. The examination
resulted the discharge OF Mrs Frommer but in the
commta Of aIrs Ponsein for trial in the First Dis
rict Court Mrs p Furnished bail for her appearance
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i ouIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, oorne

i OuISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp and Laystts stIestThis Institution hna been
lied ofinorpoaion the
State will be opened for the transaction Of
DAY, the Sd instant
stasion For Of ahodng all opportunity
ting their provided In the Charter that
Dime will be received on deposit.
For Money deposited Interest the following HAYS
tsbished:
Depopts
ofthrse per cent. PR Annnm.
Deposits han moniha and not than months
est at the rats Of four per cent. per annunI Ea'
Dsposits At tbs of I've per
Money deposited call wb
be allowed 434o
On Fridays deposits will only from Females
....TRUSTERR.... = ir
VIM. Fl. Garland, w. B. Bohba, Denais Cronau,
Pat Irwin, jas. Nj. Forgay, Jno. 3. Camden, vs.
Geo. c. wrazon, inc. Coleman, Jas. n Rand.
r. I. Ro erteon, WM. Fl, GARLAND President,
NewOrlesnH. Augrntl l, 1855. ID
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DISCHARGED. john Thompson, accused by
Ellen Dorman of larceny Benjamin Lewis, accused by
VIM. Walker of breach Of trust; Angela Augustine f.
W. q, accused of keeping dsorderly house and John
Finn, accused Of assault and battery upon Henry W.
Norman yesterday examined before Recorder Bright
and all discharged fer want of evidence. .s=o
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State OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of orleans. City Of New 0rleang5
Be it remembered, that tbs 18th Of June 1855 before
subssrber JuEe Of the Peace city Aforesaid per-
zonay appeared John Peben President and A. schreibe scre-
ay Of the Merchants Insurance Company New oeaus
who being duly according dspos ssy thattie
o5vs accounts are Just and srue and transcript
books Of said Company
JOHN PEMBERToN, Preaidsnl.
A scHREIBRR Secretary.
swon to and subscribed before me- day Of Jue 1885
C v. J0NTE,
Second Justice Of the Peace the Of Orleans.
Ts Board Of DfsctoTs have declared dividend
Cent the not earned premiums participating pro6 the
year ending 3 May 1856 for which scrip esrfes will
and after the iss Of August, 1855. .=a..0
@ JOHN PEMBERToN President,
o., A. scHRE1BER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
John Pemberloa 10. ygBspd, "A. Braud,
Logan Mcknight NJ Cuddy, WIN. voreI,
o Gsilsrd, Pierre Poutz, G. MlIeubrryst
D. r. Vuorhies. P. Maspero. isI8u
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COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMENr.
coroN-halos TosAeeo-Lhts.
Stock on hand Sept. .2667s 23712
Received since ..... i 1858 48423
yesterday.... 44l9-1,237 ,9700 0004 4s 1923
1,26393O 72135
Exported to date. .1,2252sl 6o,4e
" yesterday..... Goo 1,225.2S1 0O0-eO, 24O
Stock on hand mot cleared. .......24230 1885
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AAT O0DWARDS CABINET FUR -
Wv NITURE WARERoOAiS, No. ifs Nsgazn ne 80
street and " Julia sreetFurniure Of every variety
and made to order good manner
Office Furniture made sud repaired Ships st-ane
boarding supplied with
notice. fsIe = = -
N B. Having taken the large street
eayiog the city. ~ 4
Furniture carsa hire and moving care
iys u go W. WOODWARD.
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asULLUM's LAKE HoUsE.-The under

signed Wishes his friends the public generally
his partner, Thomas A. Apologize.
Ali having claims the pleass
them payment and all those
to iquidhie.
physically Unqualified attending to the duties of my
Office lass Spring BY protIaeted uea and
compelled of
eovery until recently. now regularly installed
with polite and efficient officers liberal share
public patronage
Those leaving the city punit Of pleasure and will
find my house adequate to their ants. WI
Parties wishing preparations will be
by leaving orders Dubois Msch's STABLE
iyIStf GEO, W CTITYJM
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ID Joseph houptona Streets COPPER TIN AND
IRON WORKERS. prepared do all binds of work their
line of business such as putting Tin md Copper Suffers Val
The city moderate prices with prompness and Dispatch All kinds
o Jobbng and Repairing attended with dpateh. By
attention all odeis hope merit share Of the public
patronage.
We 6sg leave to refer tho following gentlemen MensB
ngshe G. W. Gbureh Thomss nurrav Isaac Thave ssr tur
DIN n, Jewel 9ixf1 am
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Is1HE UNDERSIGNED, duly appointed Agent

NiEl UNDLIskJiuI tIi1y, uuhJ HPPUIIitSu zaEeHt
VII Of Old Established
ARBOUIN hfARETT &
CO.. the the superior .-.Ssykysfiz
BR ANDES, also SOLE I'M fffsa $Ei yjffssh Al
PORTER Of the celebrated HssfF ~ hi 81
PoULTNEY BRANDY, AlSff-%7-5 81
prepared Hill
s,ther, BIO shipped direct n,tLlttJta hk.% NE
point in the Union, the sT
lowest market priees for Cog 3ssSs
Nv Samples DO szssssRAess ssaAla4f 81
selN Q sGaun - 70. 1-..
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THE PAscAGoULA RoBBERY.-Mr. Gillum, the
gentleman who robbed at Pascagoula on Saturday
morning last informed the Chief of Police, Thursday
night that he had discovered upon good authority that
two concerned in the robbery had made their
cape board the ship Diadem at that time her way
to the Baize Early yesterday morning the Chief sent
down dispatch to intercept them If on board No IN
sWer has yet been received. s5
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MEMORANDA. e.4 =-....-
The Jeae Wetr left Alexandria the q7i and reports the
ing, with 10 inches water on Shaggy Point
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FOURTH GRAND BALL OF THE SEASON.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND BALL AT MADISON
WILLIE, La.

a EMONS--I50 boxes, for SHELBY
A iy9s. "A. Y. COCHRAN u HALL, IS Grayier street.
ESLQUR--300 bbls Triangle extra; 300 do.
Granite sups,aas, from wheat, ndipg l. NJ.
wi III. ). H. KENNEDY 4 CO. IS Tchoapitouas street.
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CLOTHING.

---------=-=-7=--=z= -==z--=---z==--1===
Norris & Way,
CLoTHTERs,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON sTREgTgI
+ tgg4, y5s a.5 ttaadsrCty fIcselll ,s - -.
Wv Keep constantly SUPERIOR STOCK OF ALTAR
TlcLEs REQUIRED FOR sggTLEaEass WEAR. ego SpIy
Leighton & Bsrbot,
cLoTHIERs,
S. ". Corner ceslatd',4 St, Charles atrtets,
KespeousIautiy sand kisdso
sstreaap psrtsininx . 6satsTrsa,s WAEafoDe.
~ LEGHToS's PREMIUM stHRTs,-A fal azpply Of .besa
celebrated shs all yasty Of s.cs
n,ostiastia,sus, 80 eSt 4uty
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
- Urn CRY Nm A. = Wu;+ &c EJa.+:a,

r.
9th day OF Ju y, 1855, directed his Excel
euey Governor OF the State Of Louisiana the quaasd
Of Olesn hereby notified ths h icb
viii held MONDAY the is Of August 1885, for Judge Of
Of otleaus till the
aonsd the resignation Of the Honorable J. N. Lea,
Fos wall opened the day stove mentioned from she
morning until O'Clock evening"
PLACES and The
appointed Council
City Of New osaua and BY s oiee Jury tor that Of the
Parish the right bank Of the Mississippi river.
Election be couduo.sd and duplicate returns made The
unde rsigned returning officer, according to
Sheriff. oise, Parish Of 0rear this 18th Of jay. 1876.
jy26h VAUDEVILLE MAhlGSY, Sheriff.
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ASSAULT WITH SWORD CANE.--Dr. Dupas
and Mr.. j. B. Flstas yesterday arrested charged
by Mr. A. Egin with visiting him at his residence No
Stamping his face and drawing his upon him
while his friend gave him slappng also. They gave
bail to appear when notified.
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A Coal TRANsAcTIoN.-W. T. Richards and
McAdams arragned before Recorder Bright yester
Whsrngsr su With a1ng ie@av caussd
the of quantity of coal which had been stored
In the yard of j. s. Long, Front Leyee street. for
violation of city ordinances. The fixed for the
Sd proximo; bail 200 each.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-28

~ % half pipes rouItney Brandy.
IS half pipes Aiaeett Brandy.
80 half pipes Vineyard Proprletora Brandy.
2Jo Or. casks Port Wine
lSb Or. casks Madeira Wine.
IS qr. caska Sherry Wine.
300 taskess Grape Lea Champagne.
80 haAkats Moet Il Chan on Champagne,
TOe cares Claret various brands.
10 casks Copen hagen Chsrry Brandy.
4 punchsons Scotch and Irish Whisky,
4 punchsons JamAica Rum.
For sale on liberal terms by
ie99tf s. WOLFF, IS Camp stree.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-28
VKTHLIAM BAYNHAM.
WATf-KIt!syEp kAD Jprx

w MATCHMAKER AND 1EWELRR,
Is Magazine street, the Arcade
Would respectfully call the The puN
splendid stock OF newly imported WATcHssa JEFLRY
6old and Silver tns JEWEiRY
Also-A args aoek Of fine GUNS PISTOLS EUTLEi,Y,
moderate prices.
E Particular attention repairing Watches being
Practical he will all Watches sold
mis- slsre a. MAGAZINE STREET near The Arcade Hotel
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-12-28

The ELECTION OF SPEAxER.-The Balti-
more American, in notice of the election of
Speaker, remarks: "The fact that Messrs.
Evans and Marshall vote for Mr.. Fuller, is an
abundant endorsement of his TRULY national
views, and the refusal of the Democrats to
assist in his election, when they have now
abundant strength to accomplish it, must
throw on them the responsibility of any Sec.
tional result that may ensue. The platform
epn which Mr.. Richardson is nominated for
bids all aid in his election from other parties,
hence, if the Democracy wish to escape the
odium Of throwing the organization of the
House into the hands of the Black Republi,
cans they must 60 to the aid Of those who
are willing to yield their party predictions
for the national good"