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49, POINT CLEAR HOTEL-rHE pRorRIE.
the lst Of june Tie facilities bathing fishing
s sS are bp upon e Ta I'll S be
Mobile. April 80 1851. mys If
1 Aw NCTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAC.
y tce of profession and be found Office No. Is
my,S iy MN. REYNOLDS.
CUNNIES-GUNNIES-
" 299 baes 259 esel SECOND sG.s hand GuNN1Es;
For sale BY "'ii''>' '->'A J: T. BELKNAp,
jeS If 100 Gravier street.
sss u.s. p eosS ss al GhMr
1asy ns Il
the latest patterns a., --.,.o -,
renesd Matchmaker prepared sill kinds
that line.
Diamonds mounted and JeWeiry repaired
II. B.-old Goldand Silver bought. o,
MA ly GREGoR WILSON.
s4RSkS h2S S fHHfoE g FE Soss
respectively call attention TO our Nos 20
SFE SSsf
giving his personal attention each department. We can offer
ger ts sr nsas S Sf,R Ts s are not
passed. p H hfFss up; PIPES
oH1 F1SH RF HSFh hsh EEsassb;
S''i1 5S$#fy$! 5g!o F5 saEEs
HEATERS etc, etc.
Attached establishment general Furnishing
all articles requisite for STEAMBOAT PLAN.
| TATION AND HOUSE USE may be found.
PUMPS.-Wcfthington's Safety Steam Pump. S. P Ksses
Fire PUMP Gust Iron Brass aud Copper Force and Lift Pumps
STEAM GAUGES-SchRier's Vacuum and Steam Gangs q
article showing the highest point which may
been carried during its use Hearsop's Water Gauge.
TIN " A RE-
Chatting Dishes, Buckets;
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Meulds;
Coffee and Tea Urns Soup Tureens;
Pyramids, and other Ware of all varieties.
Together with Cast and Sheet Iron Cook Stoves Washing and
Ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and Parlo Stoves Sal
amander and CHanon Stoves Deck Stoves FoTges Fire
Baskets Bucket Wrenches Whistles and Valves Pow
der Magazines Grate Bars Ratchet Drills Hose Brass
Cylinder ibb Stop and Coupling Cocks Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns, Lamps etc., of all Descriptions.
BREWSTER Il ZACHARIE,
| Nos. IS Front and sc EHltou streets.
Sole Agents for schsers Steam and Vacuum Gauges Hear
sons Water Gauge s p hase's Fire Pumps and g. W. Cot
TOMS Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars aus ly
-ssaTsgssws SHIPS, STE AMEOA,Fs AND FAN FAN
i,essUppled with Beet, Pork Mutton and Veal;
sausaEes, Tripe and eyeyything in the BUTCHER
a~u[E ing line. Barrels and hRlt-tarrels Of Choice
CoTned Reef pnt Cabin Family Use, Stall
/ No , POYDRAS MARKET, by -..
n Bs1etrloses snt Ships supplied vii All kinds Of Live
Stock such fresh C tst Hugs, 81 :Bss Pig Sheep
! Coa:s Geese, b-eks, C4.2Eei-E, eIc. nii
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FINIIOMAS BARKER, GENERAL AGENT AND
l. COLLECTOR Particular. attention given 10 STEAM.
BOAT BUSINESS. Baton Rouge La; w - .
References-Burhee & Benjamin. George A. Pike S. NJ.
Hart Co., Larguer Lanoue, COL Andrew Malta, Hon r
H. Morgan. n. .. mNl3 II
NECTAR yVRISiaY -25 BBlS OF THIS SuPG-
IN WHISKY landing brig .lsaora, from Balti
well worthy attention of couosseurs and
jones, MACKINDER / CO,
jy4 81 GrRvier street.
OAK LUMBER The LARGEST AND BEST AS
" surIment III the State, including
6u,OOU feet Oak Fitch long, , TO inches.
2aU,OW =. . =, short, . to s inches
ls0,'t0 e.. =. Bucket Plank, Al uSnal sizes.
l5l.GU0 e.. Wheel Arms, all usual sizes.
a constant supply Of Oak Timber, Knees, etc
r Il. BR Di, julia street.
Tvl2 Commerce street and the I4evee-
pS I'M OLA few for ale hv
i ALFRED kEARNY.
jo2G 2uw4w - Mus, inc sheet
CARDysFN SEED cow Pc AS-lJU bags Caro-.
~ .IlN Seed wv rcIs, for -ag by
t.7 u NV Leyse T.. i tn':,s SIS.
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DY VIRTUE, of an order from the Honor
d able the Second District Court Of New Orleans dated th
of July 1851 Mrs Felicite klar minor wife OF
4 p RMx No IL fiat public auction at Banks Arcade.
Magazine street MONDAY 10th of August 1851. will be
sold, n l2 o'clock NJ . =.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND fronting Casscalvo
street opposite Washington Square between Fields and
Fepchmen streets feet front CacaEo street,
by depth Of 20 feet Together with all the buildings and i'm
provemens thereon. =
TERMS AND COND1TIONs-Two thousand dollars cash.
and Il and IS months credit for notes secured
by mortgage property and bearing eventual interest
tile rate per from maturity until paid
Said notes o be dated the 2}d Of June, 1857.
Act OF sale before A. Boudousquie, Notary Public.
Az We ~ iy9 4tn39d
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA


de Ia a Ceur cue ces Preseptes
A TTENDU que Joseph Lefebvre ayant A.
"A cete vente faite Sheriff de la Parosse dor
leans la propete decrte adrese Grees
Cour Ia dite t enregree lie 12ee Jour
Fannee 1857, pnur avis conermenent
gsaure de PEtat de Ia Louisiana ntitue Ac,e
monitions ct la manere de proceder lie Is asS
1885, z'
Quill SOFT eli toutes personnes ntsressees
Teesentes sommees rEat de la Louisiana
DeuNeme Cour de District de Ia Nouvee Orleans
lent avoir ro In propriee capres decre
dun defiant de forme dams Porure lie decret lie ugee
la vertn dnquel la vente etc fate
lare legalte dams Destination, PAWS lie terms le
mode de Ia oTelconque fse
voir dams trente jours dater de Ia publication
quot la vene ains fat sera conrnes homolouee
La dite propriete tn venne Sheriff. sudt SEINE
de Mars de annee vertu dun ecret de cette Cour
Co. H. Ignacio Zamora H. d. L. No. 2s Docket De
Cou aquee Joseph Lefebrre
lie prix de 5000 -
Description de Ia Propriete dapres lie Transfer Judce
SAVIOR:
lot de ensemble batisss aneorapns
qu ue fanbourg Ieiord VILE
sgne lie No. ID ct Erancae soixane ct
pieds face du Camp Ca0pe Delor6
proondeur de liz peds ne droi 90 piedz
la gne du Ranche 81 peds gEes de argeur
ige du fond, suvant plan t j. Pile date du L
Aou 1873 lie Octobre 1870, parde
want p. Pedesclaux, alors Notaire Public. .E.
Conditions de la vente-Comptant.
En- fol de quot T signe lie oppose lie de
H. ST. dte Gour la Nouvetle Orleans lie IS Jun A. d. 1857
ie26 jy6 l6 q p. s. WILTZ. Gretier.
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CATTLE MA E K E T :.

JEFFERSON CITY, July %
Arrived to-day 2a5 Attakapa and Texas Beeves anil l6o
Calves and Yea lngs. The market remained bHre oil Western
Eccyes but good supply of the other description OF stock
Offers:
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~ SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
" fMain Depot, 80 Camp streeBranch, Sc Chartres
i. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock of these comprises u and complete
Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALI. THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and PLEYELS PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris
STEINWAY h SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS.
N B.-These celebrated Pianos considered, the
prominent artists United States In the last
years Me s. Sons have received various public Indus
trial Exhibitions and Fairs of the North not less than SIN ne
MUM GOLD ME- Ms, for the superiority their Pianos
Also q large assortment Of
B. C. FtSCHERS PIANOS of ali sizes moderate prices
suit the convenience and of all classes of
buyers
MASON'S and HAMEIIN'S CELEBRATED MELODEONS
Harps, Guitars VouS, Accordeon Banos Flutes Brass
Instruments of all kinds and Musical Merchandise every
description.
xIs-Musc Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NOTEAny order for Music Pianos Instruments anything
relating muse either store, if by
mail, will he promptly attended
n9-TERMS LIBERAL.
L., GARICT
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lAIHISi&

w 2J1 bbls Boyle's Rose
100 half bbs boyles Rose:
200 bbls Old Monongahcla, in iron bound packages;
lt1 hi bhis
For sale by JOSEPH LANDS 4 Co.
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de la Nouvele Orleans. ) HAYr0N-So ii 76a
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
II cers de la usde succession autres
que celia davoir deduire dix ael
de publication les esGuele
point approuve homoogue les
It's conformements dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour
iyJl p. g. WILT (IrefsiH
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EXPORTS.

BELow-GOMIN8 UP.
Ship Enoch Tran Rich from Trieste, to Whitney eco.
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i September %, 1876.
The above Boiler very economical in fuel takes up yey
little room cleans ITSELF is easily repaired, and does Eos
any more than the ordinary Boiler.
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NOTICE-C. s. MARTIN HAS BEEN ADMITTED
IN partner this date under the firm OF THOS. j. CA
SEY& CO. THOS. j. CASEY.
New Orleans ,July l. 1881 iyl If
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Scoop x ns7ssT nccouHr Of GEORGE
NOTICE n hereby given to the creditors
~ OF this Estate and all other herein interested
within from present notification any
they have why the herein by the nd
nnistrax of this should homnlogaed
proved, the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court:
jyll l6 IS p. s. WILF2, Clerk.
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ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA
DEUxIEME CeUR DE DIsrRIcr B. d. c0uTOUI.A SEE
de la Nonyele Orleans. : CHARACTERISTIC. I2,lSs
r A ccssiOn dies blens de l,fnsoIval,le ayant
IL accepee benefce ereaness
ordonne qu'une assembee ies dts creancers ait lieu
bureau de Philppa Lacosts noaire pnbc MAkDl g es
1857 A. ". Peet de de5erer les aaires d
nsovabe ponrsucs per-
niens soent suspendues. st'7
Par ordre de Ia cour.
IT E4T P. s. WILTZ, Greassr.
Rureau du Crefey Ju1lfex 1887 jvI
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GREEN PAINT large assortment. rn- sale ~
" ALFRED KEARNN
y.2U 2'Rriw - Magazine street.
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COMPREHENSIVE FIRM HERETOFORE
~ known the style of SOSTHENE THOMAS, is this
day changed TO SOSTHENE THOMAS co.
Pr. pro SOSTHENE THOMAS,
J. j. HERR,
iva In j. ]. HERR.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcosp DISTRICT Counr2 UCCEssION OF GEO sTEA WIS
Of New Orleans. and WfFF-No 10, 900 FgH
NOTICE rs hereby given to the cred ffors or
IN estaIe, and all other persons herein int
show within days from the notifcati any
they hsveor why the account presented By the testament
proved e fpnda distributed In accordance thescwi ID.
jyz2 n aui ~ - p s. Witt Clesk
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN
~ partnership Mr.. f. BOkDELOIS. and the busi
will be continued under the firm Of A. co
at No. Is Old Levee street A. CARRIERE
Nav Orlp ,TrIy IL
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nISSOLUTION- f COPARTNERSHIP BETWEEN
- the undersigned, in the of RIDGILL ROBERTS Il
TERREL expires by limitation with the present seasons bu-
sness and is dissolved by mutual consent
Claims favor of against the late firm will be settled by
MONTAGUE CO., and the of our late firm may be
used by either of us in liquidation.
W. J. RIDGILL,
j. NJ. ROBERTS, ..
New Orleans June g. 1857. JOHN D. TERRELL.
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DEgxrE.E Cork DIsrRrcr SUCCESSION DE GEOReE
de 10 Nouyeiie Orleans. ! STEAvNS ct de ga FEMME
..... III 4t1i2s5gl2sssl' No. 10 800
A Wis est par lie present donne aux Cream
gers ne susdie sacsssions ct toufes aues persunnes
que celia peuf eencefn dedufre dix jon dafx
de les raisons esaueiies lie corts
par esacnaire de Ia die snc essson
seait POINT prouye ho9oge les fonds aips
| reparis eofforTnenens dit compile S @.
Par osdre de Ia eouEsea l5E''T'- l.t...
jy22 n au1 J. y WITH CRATER
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TOPARTNERSHIP-T EUNDERSIG NED HAVE
~ formed copartnershp under the name Of MONTAGUE
Co. for the Of doing and General Commits
sion busine S, in the city of New Orleans, La. -
They will settle all the liabilities of RIDGILL. ROBERTS
& TERRI ELL and attend unfinished business in the
hands OF that firm.
Ofice-No Is Carondelet street.
R. V. MONTAGUE,
JOHN d. TERRELL,
J. NJ ROBERTS.
ia1sI
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-l2O ACRES OF LAND ON THE NEW
l. Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Railroad.
Eighty the Of Ame situated two miles due
of the Depot having elevation of Is 10 20 feet beaut
full site for summer residence.
Forty The town Of Magnolia rich bottom land sit
half mile east of the Depot. Apply TO
G. DOANE,
3n3taMtf Treasurers Office. CitF Ifnll
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~ this associated themselves under tse Of
V. B. PALMER'S ADVERTISING AND COMMISSION
AGENCY, the transaction of General Advertising and
Agency business in the cities of New York and
Philadelphia
We respectfully solicit the orders of the old customers of v
B. Palmer and the public generally hoping that with the in
enlarged facilities be enabled to in
satisfaction all who enrus business to the
" B. PALMER,
J. f. COE
i. g. TALLMADGE,
". W. SHARP,
Nav l. lS57-iy2 If II. B. JOY
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MOBILE-Seamer Cslfornia-1 bale corks TO Y & Mag
nane-l4 pkgs mdse Geddes
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Ytbith nj TIE H(arksts.
THURSDAY MORNIN
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

1BACCO. :. We heard Of about 80 hhds
y -, ,o,,,-
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THE IMPROVED McCHESNEY WASH
l. ING Observation-Disclosures and for by
scrhcr Orders left No. 10 Apollo in Box
hanics Exchange at the Grocery Store Of james Collins,
No. IS Apollo where specimen be will he
promptly All ask of the public fair trial
and they give satisfaction them and the money
will be refunded j. NJ. DAUGHERTY,
" No. 10 Apoln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

The Board of Aldermen met yesterday az 10 o'clock and
Alderman McSpedon was called to the chair The roll was
called and the following members answered TO their
Aldermen Wilson, Harris, Hofrnre Tucker Ban.
Ia, Steers Blunt Fullmer, Mcspedon, and Ovens
quorum not being present, the CgAlsMAy announced
Alderman owens doubted whether under the resolution
thar passed the day before, the Chairman had the
power to adjourn, as they had resolved remain In con-
Alderman Blunt WAS anxious to he Informed Wherein
the necessity Of their meeting at all.
The CHAIRMAN in,imatod that quorum could not be
obtained at O'clock m adjournment would be had until
the next regular meeting.
At O'Clock yesterday Afternoon the Board OF Alder.
met pursuant 10 adjournment, and Alderman None.
CHAN appointed chairman. Tho roll was called and
there were present Aldermen Wilson, Heay, Hofrmire
ADAMS Tucker, Bana, Steers, Monaghan, Blunt, Fumcr
Valentine, McSpedou and Drake quorum thus beng
present the minutes Of the previous meeting
with.
repor. Of the Committee on Finance was received and
odopfed authorizing d. T. Valentine Clerk Of the Common
Council to prepare map Of the original grants of land on
this island and that he have liberty TO employ suitable
10 assist such dutv at compensation not exceed
s3 day, and that the Comptroller pay the same upon
the certificate OF the said clerk.
TIE ALDERMEN ARE sArsFTED WITH ooNcrurosY
POSITION or CONFLICTING POWERS
Alderman McsrEpoy referred 10 the object OF their
meeting and remarked that In tho present Of the
city the excitement bad subsidized there WINS no
necessity OF their remaining in constant session. He
therefore moved that the Board adjourn until Monday
afternoon at O'Clock.
Alderman BIUSr seconded the motion and took occasion
TO say that their daily meeting would only to raise
the excitement which was rapidly subsding.
Alderman hCSrEDoS replied that for the pur-
pose OF continuing the exciemcn, Board had re-
solved upon continued and daily session. but on tho
contrary tho course Of the members of this Board had
been such that no person could place construction Of
The motion carried, and they therefore stool al.
journcd until Monday nextMbP NJ
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crNrRrr111r cnr-nsP Il


CENTREv1LtE COURSE, T.. f-rRoTTfNG.
troting match for q 900, under the saddle mile heats
came on on Thursday afternoon, over the Ceutrevile
Course, between b. m. Rose OF Washington and r. Ia
eony. The mare won Ia short rubber. Taoouy was the
vore at 100 70 10 previous 10 the start The fact that
Roses private trials under the saddle we're not sasfac,o
ny TO her trainer having leaked out among ew Of the
6rancIers they determined 10 make the Of the
Information and opened the betting at the above mention
cd high STATE Of odds They moet egregously mis
taken however, fo the mare rotied steadily
race more easily in the whole OF her brian.
Tscony has bis best days, we fear mile
seems now too long for him. He never the track
In better condition than he appeared this OCCASION and
he exhibited great degree Of speed for three quarters Of
mile but he abored sadly up the honcsrech 10 the first
heat and broke dead at the drawgae, while in earlier
days the honestrctoh his avorite trottng ground
The first heat was very exciting and beautifully contested
cony the inside taking the lead at the vord and keep
ing with the his flank the three quarter pole
Here she broke and ost half dozen lengths resumng
tro she exhibited astonishing degree OF speed over
took Tacony at the drsv gate, whore he broke and she
came homo winner IN 30 On the second heat, the In
terce lay In the first quarter onlyTacony breaking that
point the going about her business alone, and max.
Ing the heat in 23l. The following is a summary
CrSTRsvntr Corrsn, L. Thursday, June 1s--Trottlng
match $1,000, mile heats, undcr the saddle.
W. Peabody named b. m. Rose OF Washington. ......1
W. Woodruff named Y. s. Tao ,ny .................2
Time-2 30-231.
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Return or she New York VisiserS.

RECEPTION OF THE NATIONAL GUARD or TIE
SEVENTH REGMEST, AND HOSE COMPANY no. 8.
The Seventh Regimen, of the National Guard, who have
been attending the anniversary OF the battle OF Bunker
Hill a, Boston, and have attracted the utmost admiration
from tho Bosonans arrived homo yesterday morning,
the steamer Vanderbilt, about o'clock
The Fifty Afb Regiment Colonel 10 Gal, was 10 hayo
met them but from unforeseen incident did not
arrive at the boat In time and the line formed in spite
OF the pcng Al the Of Broadway aud Cort
andt streets, however, they met Col lie Gals regiment
Who ser exchanging the customary greeting formed in
the line a. their escort. Proceeding up Broadway to
Amty street they formed 10 front of the faayro House,
where, in a few moments, the several companies we're
dismissed 10 their respective quarters.
The sound Of music drew General waIker.o the window
and though tho men were OF course fhgucd with their
three days duty, he expressed his unqualified admiration
gret the expecianDhundrods Of brave fellows who met
their death In NcaSagua and wished that he could have
had such materials as these TO aid him in his enterprise
The members OF the regiment express the utmost sss
faction with their vst 70 Boston, and declare that Their
brother soldiers In the Modern Ahens-Among whom the
Boston IaDcers were promnent-dcvood their best At.
teuton TO the enjoyment Of their guests
The uncertainty which at first surrounded the probab
~ Of their VISIT their unexpected permission s the last
hour 10 20, and the still more unexpected permission 10
emnin IN the close OF the ceremonies, added little
10 the enjoyment OF the occasion The parade will long
be remembered as the most agreeable in the history OF
Tho battalion Of Washington 6rays, under Major Buck
have also enjoyed very pleasant time.
New York Hose Company No. 5, which has a'so
been participating In the Boston celebration, likewise
arrived yesterday morning They received by En-
CINE Company No a. ana escorted 10 their house. where
they welcomed by The honorary members Of the
company They express entire appreciation OF the manner
10 which they received and treated. and had lovaf
rejoicing at their house tho event Of their return.
OceaDus Engine Company No II, commonly called
"Hx even, have protrac ed their stay IN order to visit
the state prison and o her institutions The Charestown
nrcmen have been escorng them They are expected 10
return this morning
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THE MAYORS INTERVIEW WITH GOVERNOR
KING.

In your account this morning Of "Thc Mayors Interview
with the Governor" you say"IAtcr IN the day. about
o'clock, leading republican called upon the Mayor and
stated especially that tho Governor extremely anxious
10 him before leaving tho city In the evening This
am the per~sn referred 10 who called on the
Mayor, but made such statement AZ IN 10 that time
bad not seen the Governor simply suggested 70 the
Mayor the proprcy OF his calling upon tho while
here which, amer little hesitation, he did and looked
upon ~ an act OF Official courtesy gracefully performed
by Mayor Wood who gracefully and Handsomely re
oeved BY the Governor Please therefore make the
recfion. OSCAR W. STIJBTEvANI
Ngw YORK, June To- 1857.
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AFFAIRS AT BARNEGAr.-We learn from the
Ooeon Fmbr that the British government has awarded
fifty pounds sterling 10 the parents Of John Parker who
lost his life In rcscung the o. the British vessel Tss
Aso 10 Capt Howes and Mr.. J. Predmore, gold me
dial each Mrs Jones' the widow OF another who lost his
lie the occasion Is arranging 10 board visiers 10
Barueeat Beach The Barnegu Light house Is Ia very
precarious condition. the recent storms having washed
away largo portion Of he beach. Sea weed, which s
found 90 pienttuiiy in Bsrnegat bay, and which, until
lately little valued becoming quite source Of
profit TO several persons who gather dry and send TO
New York where II lie used for sofas mattresses &C. The
CROPS in Ocean county are unusually promising.