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49, 80 LTQUoRs.


WfNEs, BEsA NJrIEs. ete.-;
% Brandy, Jse 4 %.
y cases Csrst r. AisPpsf o. st..ssa4, Isa
10 . :. HoHtou PaniIae.
~ Cos BsxouEneL =
90 MaFgaux Asdoc.
g St julien Bf8i.:
M Eonafo's Psls
s s.i
10 London Deck Imperial Pors.
% Old Como de l.a5e,s Madeira.
% Howard March = Cos :.
II s sssz Ok "a a Polt Nias. isas
to9 tasksts Champaign assorted hrarda
mya corner of t,rsvisr and NV s70 Isyes streets.
MARETgF BKsANDY-rHR UNDERSIGNED, daIJ
BouIk ME4 @ s ~ ss;s " tr h gsTy q
rsnaes aso ols Importer q % lastly eelgaed Poasus
maTke. prices IN Cogna shipped direct to any psTs Is
e a9 n. s1 .to9. sapS e'nz On h Samples ea sss
MI " Corner of rsyisr street Id NsJr Isvss
fsHABEPAGNE AaENCK-sIoBT oHANDoN's
" Fieur d sery d q Pesrr, Vsfaaasg snd Vim TTaps
JULES MUMH's CO.'S Anchor, ysraanag. oaiiuss sa1
The subsorsr is autor1d 70 Fsesigs or5sso irsi trs
or direct 5 ap e ts sg nsssa zs agsro1 oas
slWays on hand. Samples can se seen d shse5sse q
nI71y Corner q Grsyter ssrses nd New Lsyssgss
SAZEGRAC BRABDEEs WE HAVE coon
~ supply on hand and are Receiving BY direct
favored brand We have I795 IN eighth pipes ITa8 n eighth
end quarter pipes 1902 do. 1905 IN half quarter md eighth
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade and cqnnsseuEE
generally this article e and unauthorized. For szs
"a wow 0 VIZ q 3ERI6R CO., n Old Ievee
oi9 ly Sole 4 gents n thIs city.
m W.LYTL1a, PEoPRlRToR or THE FOLLOW
~ ing Warehouses; % prepared aceamodate thoss
DESTROYS Of obtanug Storage having large rg9y
odous buildings specially adapted for the various articles Of
and the facilities Afforded for loading and unloading With he
diniHished risk in case q IRE 9g all Fire Proo be is
ahled to oleI advantages not heretofore Rttaineds
DELTA WAREHOUSE, at tho Eiver-For Grain and other
Produce corner of Front and Lafayette Streets.
MERCHANTs' WAREHOUSE General Warehouse In the
WABASH wAREHoUsE-For Lard and Bacon, Fulton
HOME WAREHOUSES Coffee alone, Faltonstress,nsas
The attention Of merchants and solicited mas Il
Guiding, PLATING AND BROWNING BY
VI GALYAN0PLAsTY, with new Process Of Thinning.
Y c. RoU Y ER,
f5S Charities street, near the Orleans Hotel.
the realization Of which long practice IL necessary.
The undersigned has given proofs during the years he
has been established In this city, that he has realized II
He add that the confidence which he fortunate
as merit b due not only the result Of his knowledge and
practice bat also to the assured by his poby
He has instance for those who have been dissatisfied
need all defective work sent from h shop during bis absence
IN Europe.
o. Rouyer after more than two years spent I'll cosy expert
ens bias succeeded in discovering rather inyentin
process for thinning BY means Of gslyanisu.
He viii therefore timing GhahDgdiBhes.
Dishes turens etc. IN all Styles for steamboats, hotels beard
ny29 L - ~ N. G. RoUYER.
NJ 13,Xgys3 NEWS T. DYSPEPSIA BREAD AND
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nOCTOR HOalRR1l lNll,A
= .
GERM BITT TIERS,
Prepared by Da. Q. 4. jackson, PHlLApzlFaiAs P

GERM All BIT TERS,
Prepared by DA. Q. Il, JACKSON, PHllApslPaiAs Pa
win edletuay Cure
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jsniaiea Chronic Eazroua
Debility, Diseases Of te kidn9Ss. and all DssssAs
arising from diso1dered Liver or StgYaRchi
Such 49,
Constipation Inward File Pnliness or Blooa TO the a4
Acidity Of Stuuaeh Nasea Heartburn Disgust
Fulness Weight in the Eomaeh Eruetatians,
ing Eiutterng tbs FL tao stouach SWIMMING
the Head Hurried and eult Breathing, EuttsEn n fs
Heart phoaking sAaectiRs sensations when in lying
posture; Dir Vision Dots Webs before the Sg R
and nt Pain in the segd; Deficiency ~ Fetsphaas
Nelewnass OF the Skin aha Eyes che Side, BAsH
Chest, Limbs etc., EaddeI Flushss n fsat Burning IN t4
FLESH Constant ImagHings Of xvi. and great 0sFSsl
Of Sprra
The proprietor calling he aifsaaaa o. he pabs
preparation does With afen 81 tha Rtest gezAas IN
It's vrnea ard adaptaon " he dseRsAa Cor whieh II
mended.
1tis and ansr5ed Fisla bns tst has as8 the
test Of ten years. trial bJfosa the American people n liz
reputation and sale uuEiVd similar nrspHziGs
aat. The testimony IN Its lVuF Evsa ta ps1nzsE3
we'll knowa physicians fnd individuals lhs
country immense aud ag4sfai 5aFsGt Aaa5aR
Nshs5 annually BY ta RseE aea#
OF bis Agents. sg6fy xantiHa3
remedy {sraaliy deserving Gle great Ssisbq Aa ahtaas
Principal Oiee and asanuVaetoFy No. AIS AB(1f stfeas P
Rdenhia. Ps-
For sale in New orieana, gholesahs and retail, By
$50 ly&W III aid til GhassEaa aiasaA.
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p - AagA 4kA1iS44A GEel4A "a, No. 50 ~
Ghatieg sfrssl-
a% Ihs axazssetorsqt tafs n9p1laH eEfas5gEsss&
9 inform The puh tast 4lsey continue sss-
piled with all the choice Ezfei& mi s %
ury, comfort, cleanliness and 1ddss rats vii ssgy E
Union 70 be surpassed By anY er tcHsa qT
espeetfuly solicit aeonsinHaaeg Of payaszs as
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O. Q. pIER & CO.,

q. o. BIER & co.,
PLUMBERS,
Dealers in Cooking and Paror Stoves Ranges Cocks
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Pumps Agent for the Maryland
Gas Co.'s Apparatus, afro The Jefery Pumps,
No. 95 CAMP STREET,
jyl9 2pst-spAt New Orleans.
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DTssoLUFEoa ,...t......... DIssOLU4aoN.

The firm Of G. d BIER 90 il this day dissolved by mu
tual consent WIN. g. STEPHENS retiring, the remaining
partner, CHARLES BIER viii continue the business un.
der the style Of c. BIER CO. for his own account and
is alone charged with the liquidation Of the affairs the late
hr and would respectfully solicit continuance Of the patron
age 50 literally besowedupon the late arn.
Wa. @. STEPHENS,
New Orleans, July Is. 1853 C. C. BIER.
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closed mail consulting letters and newspapers States
ard cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece IOnan Islands,
s sent frena the office In New York semi weekly
a7- From and after H. hursGluy, TN ard July
the RaggHge by the steamer RdINtA will pc checked By
Tobys Express the Depot Of the Jefferson Railroad and
board, to points Of destination
Ed q EDWA & co, 81 Camp street
Orders left at the Office for Baggage per Virginia. will be
checked at reeideneeg
Tue viii nj responsible for Baggage unless given
in charge oR the Baggage Master,
jyis ~ Ed O. FnW ards 4 90
p9- Notice to TraveIers for New York by
the Great Southern Mail koue Through Tickets
The Shortest Most Pleasant and Safest Route New York
Through In Seven Days,
Tickets from New Orleans through to Wilmington
the New Orleans and Mobis o. g. Mail Lime Office No 10
Baak Place. for VA ST. and FROM Wilmington York by
fhe the Bay route for 81 50 by Rchmand and Washington
$40 co. Leaving New 0tesu daily by the splendid pres
Of the Orleans Mobile Mail Line dis
lance Mobile 0 miles Leaving Mobile daily by rat
river Steamers distance 400 miles Montgomery leaving
Montgomery BY trains morning and evening whole distance by
railroad: BY Wlmngon Ricimond Washington Baltimore
mud Philadelphia, to New York, 1918 meswhole distance,
le9 miles, being @ miles shorter than other Southern routes,
For Tickets and further information, apply to
R. GEBDES. Agent,
my3l Mott 10 Bank Place
I LIVINGSTON. COUNSEL OR-AT-LAW, 30 CAMP
street. New Orleans will be found every day at his office
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g SLAVE DEPOT, No. 1876 GRAvIER AND So
sHA DRYAnBS STREETS.
AMS no TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MEROH ANTS
Having opened my OLD stand the LIST of January 1855
good aons for 200 Negroes respectfuivso
licit the patronage of my old friends and customers
FaIQ ~ n e II
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VALUABLE LANDING an PUBLIC SALE.


THE MTEDEN LANDING. now occupied by C L. Weldon,
the of Mindeu Claiborne parish, Louisiana will be
sold atpuhc auction to the highest bidder the Of Min
den, on the htt M0ND AY in Sc rtember next
This property comprises about $40 of land with the
poyemens thereon consisting of Cotton Sheds and Ware
house The Landing controls large part of the extensive and
rapidly growing trade of the parishes tributary Lake Biste
and of the largest points shipment of cot
in the interior and is entirely above overflow.
uuaCquRnted with obtain full information regarding the
quantity Of cotton clipped annually as well as the
amount up freight received by it, by applying to the parties
K8~TBRMs OF sALE-one-third cash or a New Orleans
acceptance payable list January next oneird payable in De
ee6er 1855 and one-hird payable in APRIL 1860 in New Or
leans acceptaucest approved.
For further particulars in relation this property apply
". J. Sterling, ESQ, Mndeni L. Weldon ESQ., Mnden
Landing; or NJ b. Brady 4 Co, New Orleans jeIg If
X ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING
Cheaper and superior any other ever used Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DURARILITY--equRl to the best slate roofs.
I'd. IMPE MEABILITY-Superior any other no cracks
or leaks heiug possible
3d. BE tUTYIt presents smooth and ranitelike surface
4 CHE APNESSIt costs much less than, though as
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
cost OF cutters and valleys.
9TH NOomBUsTIBiLITY-It will resist FIRE better than
slate roof.
9th. CoNYENIENCE-It will not soften under the heat of
ms climates and protects the interior of buildings from the
TN. TYIt becomes harder smoother from expo
can be put roofs Of any slope being light
weight does require heavy rers TO support il while
liable breaking nor does 1t dure repairs
The TROPICAL ROOFING tx a chemical coupo1nd of
substances several of which peculiar alone combined
IN proportions discovered by actual experiment experience
in this city.
Testimonials Of correctness the above are in the hands
Of the agent and may be verified by wishing it
All orders left Post-oGice Box K No ., will be
promptly attended to; or apply to
Jeib " corner OF BienVilIs and Maras SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26

INSURANCE AND COLLECTING AGENCY
New York Life Insurance Company
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
PL1NY FREEMAN, Actuary.
Actual Capital sl,4O296s u.s. and rapidly acoumulat
ingoa the Mutual Plan. DIVIDENDS 30 PER CENT. PER
ANNUM. Interest payable thereon in cash.
American Life Insurance and Trust CONF
pRnys
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ALEXANDER WHILLDTN. President.
JOHN o. SIMS, Secretary
Riskstaken on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES, on the
mostfavorable terms.
N. B. BENEDICT, N. D.,
e. J. COKE, M. D.,
Medical Exarniners
Rs-Agency, No. 81 CarOndelet street. New Orleans
j. s. COPIES, Agent.
speer's Patent Clasp and Hoop Eron' Bands,
FOR BALING COTTON.
For samples of this very convenient and cheap fastening
which has tested the u s. found to be
much stronger than required for cotton baes all
formation concerning IT. apply to the undersigned agent of
patentee for the Southwestern States. j. 8. COPIES,
jeS 81 Garonaeiet street, New orleaus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26

H8% Ronrd of Directors Of the Second Dlg~
PUBLIC nations Of candidates for stua
Second District Public Schools will be
held WEDNESDAY July 2th the Library Room oppo-
site jackson Square
situations of Principals vacant the TO be
oiled by English teacher the other by French teacher
Snpernnmerars also wanted h the vacancies that
might happen ID the Schools. The examination will begin
O'Clock P. ". A. ", ROMAfNI
> iY2I II EecretnrY tenn.
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AUCTION SALES.


LADIES' AUCTION AT No. 1856 CAMP STREET,
By i. A. LEVY. Jg., Auctioneer,
MONDAY, che actin inst, at 10 o'clock As
41 NJ ~ the store No. $50 Camp street. between Jua ana
An invoice Of superior Irish Linens Lawns Dea,k Table
Cloths Napkins and Towels Embossed Mnslins Double *
tension Skirts Em5roideres and Laces Floor Mating Shirt
ing, and a variety e other goods iy25
SUCCESSION or aUsTAvE EIoHHoRE.
BY ToUREE THOMAS.
EUGENE TouRNE, Anctioneer.
esATURDAR, the 2IsG of August. 1858, at ~
- o'clock Banks Arcade by vlrIu In pursuance Of
order from the Hen Louis Hygnand Judge Of the Third
District Court Of New Orleans eng In the absence Of Judge
Morga dated July l6 1855 VIII be sold the following de-
CERTAIN LoT or GROUND, situated in the First Dis.
this sduare bounded Howard Jacob
Terpschore and Mepomene streets deignaed No
plan Of Heddin, deposited 10 the office Of ~ Gernon r. r
Said lot 81 feet front Howard street by 90 feet
inches lines in depth, Ameri measure, being part Of
lot No Of the original plan o. Geo Dunbar together with a
the improvements thereon, rights, ways etc.
Ry-TERMS-0ne cash. the balance at and years
credit for notes bearing mortgage the property and per
interest from date until maturity and per cent after
maturity The property must be insured and he policy trans
ferred.
soud paid attheir respective maturity and
in the of legal proceedings being us uted 10 enforce
payment the purchaser be obligated to
CURED or dsbursed in the collection Of said notes.
Act Of sale before r. Kerr n Pr ut the expense Of the
purchaser. jy2l u Aul4 ~ "
I nj VTGNTE1, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND
IS enera Agent fo liz sale apd Purchase Of Real rs
tate, Lands, Plantations, NEGROES, etc.
Banks Arcade Passage, No s. First District.
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley Second District
Where can b examined at any time s q valuable I'M
Also and constantly hand for sale private and public
sale choice Mechanics and list Of Virginia and Carolina
Mr. D. BEFERIET viii give his persona attendance every
sale and purchase. ta23 L
A.. LEVY, Jr., AuCTIoEEER FOR TIE SALE
generally Office, 10 Common street. next to Of Camp
slEesL: i 81 =
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Date OF Departure OF european, CALIFORNIA;
nnd havana Malls, for JnLy, 1858.
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FFHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY EN-
tered into copartnershp for the purpose conducting
general CoP%issoR 95a CSop Eseorsge business; under
to the liquidation of the affairs Of the late firm Of Cuddy Brown
/ Co.
New Orleans, Feb. 9th, 1855,
PHILIP RoTGHFoRD, New
SHEPHERD BROWN, { Orleans
feS If JOSEPH II. JOHNSTON. Vicks6urg.
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SIXTH DfsrelcT CoUsT ~. II. EoX Is WI. n. MAR.
o. Neg Orleans, SHALfF-Np 8 959,
E2K sl5sl EsE M 4 writ of aerI 1aclaa to
me directed py The Honorable te rtxth Distfct Court
~ New QFlsans 20 che above entitled I proceed
se ~ pu9le auction al the City Hotel Common street.
al ~ o'clock NJ = ~
The Steamboat BL00MER, together qgih all ~
heE furniture tackle apparel machinery, eteas
sne nov es ~ tbs 4iasissippi river, left bank, Go
directly opposite the Convent, below town.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMs-Cssh on the spot.
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nS-I. q. O. Especial NotIee-The r.. w.
Grand Encsmp%snt Of i9sS9ng WI nod ita regular sefpi.a
O'Clock Odd Fellows Hall, CamD Lafayette
streets. JAMES FURNEAUX,
. Scribe
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STREET COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT,
city Hall, July % 1858. 5
Rge The undersigned does hereby earnestly
beg all the citizens of the different Waid OF the city 70 call at
his Offices and make complaint against the neglect Of duty
abuse ofany deputies in his department. and for
this purpose complain books II be found at the following
paces City Hail Peter and Chartres streets Re.
corder's Office Fourth District Recorders office Third Dis
tfic q. o. FLEOHIER,
jy22 Pm Street Commissioner.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.
HALL o. MiaslsaIrrl FHE ooarkaY No.

New Orleans, July 2T, 1858. !
REr The officers and members Of this Conn
pny are notified the TeguRF monthly
mr. THIS EVENING Moncay the 18th Inst TX O'clock,
iys5 Il j. W. sHEARER. Secretary.
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nBe Communication - Notices, more and
STEERING daily published in he city papers In favor
of Hostetters Bes and every eight Jays or fortnight
advertisements appear ahOut other dea radically cured.
If the Bers in question: thus brought prominently before
the public by Of the hundred tongues Of fame could have
all the virtues claimed for them what could the public
pec from PRYcHAUD's ToSG AROMATIC BTTERs which
both useful and pleasant will be found superior article
when fried and compared with the other RitersR
The s0nndest logic Is at all good evidence
enes Take the Sweet Btera and then Judge for
jgl6 I'm Al CONSUMER.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex.
listing under the style Of GUDDY Brown co, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
kaNew Orleans, Feb 9Th, 1853
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15
From the Pacific Side.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 49, The telegraph be-
tween this city and ST. Louis has been inter
rapted bv bad weather for a couple Of days.
The ST. Louis mail has arrived here. The
overland mail from California arrived on Sat
urday last with detes to the 2Oib uls., same as
received at New York.
Advioes had come to hand from Honduras,
which state that the grape crop at Lakawsa
was unusually short 1t would not be more
than half 40 usual yield.
Accounts from Fraser river are much more
encouraging, and report that gold is being
found 10 greater abundance. IL is plenty
even at high water, and those in search of il
arc obtaining handsome rewards. As the
winter reoedes it is expected that large guam
titles will be found. 10 consequences OF this
the miners have struck for higher wages
Low water, however, it is said, will expose
a still greater quantity Of the precious metal.
Later advices have been received from
Washington Territory. 1t is said that sew
enty thousand dollars are all that is wanted
to make 90 excellent emigrant road from
Fort Wslla Wslla to Fort Benton, and east
of that to ST. Paul. The route is peculiarly
favorable 10 view Of its natural advantages.
The plateau lie very fine, end scarcely any
natural barriers are to be surmounted. The
news generally is unim pOr taut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15
Territorial Questions.

The Richmond Enquirer openly and bold
" repudiat-s the English Bill as 'tin,li
IT," nnd goes for the mmediate admission
OF Kansas, with or without the ratio gene
rally required to elect representative IN
Congress" This will be entirely accordan'
with the wishes and purposes Of the North
ern Democracy; but will the Eaaulrer's po
sitiou On this subject meet with Ibe spproba'
ton of Southern Democrats. We shall sec.
II also repudia,es the doctrine of non-ln-
terveu.ion in the Territories. ~hi;h ia the
corner sto ne to the Kansas. Nebraska act
That lis views on this point may be clearly
uudersto I'd, We quote its own language:
"The Intervention Of the General Govern
ment in Utah, for the protection OF persons
aud property in that Territory, is properly
described as 9 just and necessary measure
Nor could we fed n better argument against
rhe doctrine of "squatter sOscreisnty" ard
entire nor-;ntervention 10 the Territories,
than the late events which have TRANSFERRED
10 Utah. The constant intervention OF the
General Executive and Judicial authorlte'
is absolutely necessary to the peace aud good
order of every community 10 a state OF ter
ritorlal pupisgc, and whenever this protec-
ton is insufficient, it is the duty of N"ngre IS
to supply the deficiency. "-Rtch. Whiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15
Prom Warrington,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 49, The delegate from
Utah has received from Governor Cunning
and other federal officials of that Territory,
certificates that the public library and court
records are 10 good preservation, which state
ment lie contrary to the newspaper reports 30
often repeated.
The President has called upon Congress to
extend to Siam the provisions OF the act OF
l84S, now in operation in China aud Turkey.
conferring 90 American ministers and co.,
suls certain judicial powers to be exercised in
cases where our countrymen are involved -,
The treaty With Siam renders suoh enact.
ment necessary.
The re. orter of the Associated Press is
ena bled to state With confidence that Lord
Napier has been transferred to mission at
the Hague. He will not leave Washington
until the arrival of his successor-ln two
weeks This change involves no imputatlon
on Lord Nspier's conduct, nor any alteration
of policy 90 the part of Her MaJssty's gov
ernmenf.
Con N ,dore McIntosh has been condemned
BY medical board on account OF siekoess,
and ordered home.
MIR. Steadman has written bis resignation
40 the House public printer, but withholds
sending it in for the present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15
InIcreaiInY Decislun.

The casa of "Yauoey vs.. City Of Lynch
burg" recently decided by the District Court
o, this place, being of general interest to our
rea iers, we report IT,
The jury in the Court below found the fol-
10 wing special verdici:-"l hat John Ii. Bal.
lev, being about to erect house on vacant
lot, fronting on Main Street, in the City of
Lyuchburg, employed workmen TO dig the
cellar for said house, which cellar was to ex.
tend four feet into the side walk Of the street;
that the workmen 80 employed did dig the
foundation as directed; and the plaintiff.
while walking the said street. on dark
night, fell into said excavated place and re-
cslved the Injury for which this action Is
brought; that at the time tue plaintiff tel In.
there was a barricade across the side walk az
the lower end of said excavation, and, also,
on the side Their. o! next to the street, but none
at the upper side, and that the plainntt fell
toto said excavation at the place where there
WAS no bsrrlcade; also, that the Dight~atjh
20 out at O'Clock at night, and we're cut as
usual upon the night In question"
The District Court held that the City was
not liable for the damage sustained by the
plaintiff; that Bailey, being engaged in exca-
ya.ing for q cellar, as allowed by the City,
could not be held liable for his eg'igsnce or
that Of his employees. --Lynch. Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-15
An Elopem.nta and us Results.

l, may lie remembered that some two
months ago Mr. Wm. Ii. White elpp"d with
Miss Amanda Plate. from HartfOrd, Conn -
MIR. White had wife, three children and u
prosperous business Miss Plat was sixteen
years old, and her parents moved in 90 d
circles. They first heard Of the missing cou,
pie was 10y teleg-lm dated Washington, d.
c., from Senator Dixon Of Connecticut, an
nouncing that they were stopping at Browns
Hotel 10 that city. MIR. White for some rea.
son suddenly left Washington, and came on
to New York. Arriving here three weeks
ago, be placed his victim in disreputat' 9
house in the upper part Of the city and tber;
left her. Discovering that she bad beeu base'
~ deserted, the repentent girl wrote to
her father. lie came On and took her hrln ?.
Ga Saturday officer Stevenson saw White IN
Broadway and arrested him. lie WAS given
in charge Of Sheriff Chamberlain, Of Hartford,
who, by requisition upon Governor King,
took him back apon charge OF Induction and
seduction. Mr.. White declared after his ar.
rest that be would never he placed alive III.
side the walls Of prison.--Nea0 York Times