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2'1'S'''0 THOMAS H sHIELns,sseretaryo F Re.s.


The following methe officers membe.s q the Commit
tee or the extending from uY 1855, January. Il 9:
William Gregory, President, % Grayier street; John H..
ieno Treasurer 81 Camp street Joseph A. Blown, Sece-
lhE, corner uHAud New LtvGe Streets r. F. W BRchman,
20 lamp stree;J B Nngon a Victory street Geo seymour
% cbo4pouas street. Kantz 81 New LeyPe street, S.
hhferI n len, &3 Canal Street c. V, Joue, II Common
street J H Caldwell A Cnrondeet street j. Moss, Custom
hoHse street, H. Farar II oHisa street; j. SChweEr ST. Ann
street, near Miro H. Rucks POyrAs aud Magazine
streets; Ghas r. Morrison Agers PHI EUge, corner Laurel
ana sixth streets Gasberue Bourbon street j, Lederer
a. PoreOus, 65 TehOupttoulas street.
The Committee holds its regular meetings The rt Friday
lows Hall.
jy28 Jos. A. BROWN, secreary
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At Portland, Maine, cute Yankee advertised a
lecture on the Humbug of Spiritualism,' the point
of which would be letting the cat out of the bag +
admission five cents only. large audience gathered
at the City Hall on Wednesday evening, and the lee
took from beneath his desk bag which he promptly
opened, and out sp,anS a reritaOle cat The audi
ence, fortunately for the lecturer, reshed The joke
and amid The burst Of applause that followed, he lei
himself out Of the lecture room.
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Chinaman stepped into a jewelry store in Sou
Francisco, and inquired if they had any consist.
eneies." On being asked to explain himself, he
didn't know what consistency was but had been told
it was jewel.
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VANISH AND GLIDING IN ALL k1ND!


fTla 3a,iaeei,+Ts III 4-,,la 10 Il, r ~ -
@ ga,q sesPeetny inform the public Of the
tii i & ~ Il /; pttltseu 20 uo ~ KINDS oil Work IN
y; " anu III manner NOT TO be surpassed by
fSg ss NM III estoas r. yrr,,t :, -.
ieos "a Gasters waters Baskets Pitchers
Y ciI 3 Is Wi wv ltSEl " me pest style
~ , tn,,A - ~. " " y wv 1a't1edprts,
4 II p y, t'e 81 70 give MIN can ana examine his
fsu2Ai as ~ Isl ~ "9Eh. - y, GASI'
LIZ NJ ~ n henderson Gaines, T. NAL
&C. g. = 80, So.Ltn-el q 2lGoLeGnL o5l
kHIHTANss PNEUMATIC SvEAEg CzExAWTI.
ETSTflp ID NOW in nse IN saw, ~
smallest classes; on some Of eic Il bP t g ~
ree efoDs with combination Of be fnngpi+ ot az
In any other known Rppcation of sJeaTnt
kgrof IL entire steam train " o'e'u'
Ii ItTecuifes hut pressure of an noupds estas 10 - ~
tBgueryfi ~ ~ o'iAe
M ~ na y NJ %ts iol 4e oq,lers
Ita heating surface is eoaeIly disiTiit
oi- X tTfas u tI1t an @ ,T ~ the
IN ssir beiT ali co5 as.d al Es@ea sugar Is made
MI nj ir I 5eII5ea 70 tho oolleTs
oiir o lac ana =! I u Gu EieLe me sugar olll
N, ~ iinH % "a saace is qsed one
& fi{,as R,eass E,irIn u an "a ieet lQhg
d nm fbe ~ Ivy lnIsa steam n 70 GRIND the
oap dsV 's''S' Hl'Nlns ~ anus sugar
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srArE o. LOUISIANA, .

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Belt remembered that 3b July 1888 before
undersigned Justice ohe Peace and city Aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mansani Secretary ire
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly sworn according to law, does depose and he
foregoing Just and true. and correct transcript
from the books Of said Company
fsignedI CHARLES j. MANsONI.
Sworn subscribed before me, this ooh July 1873
TSigned JAS 4. DIXON
First Justice Of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay interest Of
Six per in cash. outstanding certificates Of profits
holders thereof their legal representatives. and
after the I'd Monday of August proxmo also declare diy
dend SIXTY Copper cent PER CENT the earned pre-
minms of the company for the ending the Both Of june
1855 for which certificates will issued after the Isl Of
October next.
And resolved further that after reservng ONE MIIOE
DOLLARS Of profits that the balance due aud outstanding
The hcHes Of the Company Of the Issue Of 1852 we'll
all The outstanding certificates Of profits Of tie issues of the
years ISLAND 1854 be redeemed and patio the holders thereof
their legal representatives and after the second Monday
in Augn proZmO from which date all interest thereon will
certificates be produced the time Of payment and
cancelled.
TH0s. A. ADAMS, President.
VOW
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ed have you te know Mrs. StoKer that nv uncle
was bannister of the law " A fig for your ban.
nister, retorted Mrs. Grumy, turning up her nose,
!" haven't a COutn as is a corridor in the navy?3
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INSURANCE.

CREsCENr MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
~ PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Pursuant with the requirements Of their charter the
cent Mutual Insurance Company make tte following
ment, viz:
Amount of Premiums received for year ending
June ~ l5hS tS2S559 US
Amount Of untermnaed risks, July la I282Sl %
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THE r. W. GRAND EFCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA.
l. o. o. F. semannualy. the LIST Mondays in Febru.
AIRY and August in Odd Feows Hail. Camp and
fayette streets.
others for l858T F Bragg Most Worthy Grand Patriarch;
r. DaSiIva Most E. g. High Priest; j. Faust R. W G. S,
Warden James Furneaux, r. W. G. Scribe H. Williams r.
W. G. Treasurer; A. Shaw R, W. G, j. Warden; Thomas
Keee W G.. Marshal; T. + Canty, W. G. Sentinel; John
Fra1kford. W Deputy g. Sentinel; John Orchard R. W.
Rep 10 G. Lodge of U. s.
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Epcampments In the interior

MAGNOLIA NO a. the I'd and 4th Saturdays in
each month, in Baton Rouge.
G. W SHAW No. TO- the lBt and Sd Saturdays in
each month, in Clinton.
Any Communication intended for the Grand Encarnprn en
be directed James Funeaux Grand Scribe Poydras
JAMES FURNEAUX.
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TNEHUANTEPEC CIGARS-25G00 MADE OF
choice Tobacco, al S25 per thousand for sale by
iylO s. St. Charles street.
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MPoRTANT no EVHRYBODY!!



l. P n D Q A S.
1t is generally conceded thar Camphene yields the ceare
and most brtiuu t@t Of known substance the only
obstacle TO its universal adoption has hitherto explosive
tendency which gea not be wondered The lamps
in The undersigned having purchased the
1siye right m ae sale of these Lamps would respectfully
invite the public call and examine them and Judge their
merits.
Kg-CAMPHENE and BURNING FLUID by the barrel or
gallon.
Also County Rights for sale in the States of Louisiana Mis-
sSSpp Texas aud Arkansas adorable Apply 10
CARPIEfTE, SGANDTING II HILL,
40 3m No "A Poydras street.
TTNlUN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
~ ORLEANS.
CASH CAPITAL-S25O,0OO.
Union Insurance Company Of New Orleans now pre
pareG AXE the usual FIRE, RIVER and MARINE RISKS
a 'ne.t Office
No. IL CAMP STREET..
This Company Offers euSurer ,he security OF Cash Capital
OF Quaret OF Million O" Dollars and also permits he
surerso parctnMe in the psods of The Company upon the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE theyfecevin@ Sc in hearing per
interest," redeemab,G in -FOUR "a RS; o. uaurers
prefer hey may receive Of TEN PER CENT in cash
uRoE the amount r. their premiums.
AID losses will be adjusted promplv and eQuitnbly.
A. GHIAPELLA, President
JULES DOLHONDE, Secretary,
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I WEIGHT II CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GHNUlEk
popular Family Medcinea which they 9lor to supply
Ouggi8g and Dealers at Propreor lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. l6l and 81 UharterE
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W3LFE's AROMATIC SCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs
" Druggists and Merchants and all dealers in any Of The
Arces contained In tbs above catalogue will find 10 their I'D.
vantage BY calling sending their ordersn above where will
pe 9npd the ueBteEtsusive ssaursut PATENT
MEDICINES IN the United States, and lowest prices
q Please aEaress. j. WRIGHT L co,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
ma Nos. l5l and Fl Chsrtrss street EewOrlegn5
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.
s. NICHOLSON CO., CRrondeIel5treet
SAMU Ell SMITH CO. Corner Camp and Commercial
Alley.
JUDsON ( Co, Corner Camp and CapaIstreets
BROWN, JOHNSTON & Co, No. IS Camp street.
BENOlST, SHAW & Co, No. 81 Camp street.
| BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER, Agent,
THOMAS H. BARKER, Corner Camp and lravferstrsetF
II. W. CONNER SON, No. 80 CaroHdelet street.
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Mr.. EDMUND NJ IEENS, Agent for P Rahm's Eagle Ma,
chine Works of Richmond Va leaves the 2s OF June for
Richmond. He will with very heavy shipment Of
those celebrated Portable aud Stationary Engines for driving
Cotton Gins Mills Saw Mills e'ea etc. eary in October
next
Everything with these Works Is Of Southern ori.
GIN Even tie the South each guar
antced against defect,
The these Engines and Saw Mills have met with
the South for the past thirteen years and in this part the
fer the last three years has been encouraging
these extensive Works in doubling their capacity We
send mechanics to machinery and expressly
guarantee each machine,
R-Putes remember ii is your interest patronize these
Southern Works.
R-Ny office from lst of October next will be No Union
street, New Orleans, EDMUND N. IYENS
iel9 3m&W General Southern Agent.
EOR HiRE-A FIRST RATE DINING ROOM SERy.
jy29 corner Of Grayier and New teyee streets.
RkANDS-75 Z, q and = casks MaEett Ponltrey, for
jy.9 corner Of Grayier and New Leyee streets.
YXTINDOW GLASS-s5O0 boxes French and American,
w for sale by ALFRED kEARN3
myI7 y Magazine stEee.,
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geh Otlsans 4ailp Crestsut.
THURsDAY z MORNING, AUGUST u, 1853.

The Nortb Lonsiana Baptist Of a. 5th 10 ~.

The North Louisiana Baptist Of the 5th inst, says
The last week has been extremely warm, and rain
is now much needed for late corn and potatoes, and
even cotton is suffering.
There is much sickness, usually Of light and
ractabla type, ali over the country We hear of no
fatal cases Of fever The hills suffer least this season.
The B0ssier Times Of the 3Ist ut., says:
The health of our parish, at this time, is not good
-chills and feVers prevailing to some extent through.
out the entire parish. The cotton crop is suffering
considerably for want Of rain and of the opin-
ion that good refreshing rain would tend in no in
considerable extent to better health as well as better
crops Indeed, everything is suffering terribly for
rain.
From the Ponte Coupee Echo, of Saturday last,
we extract the following:
We have never known so much fever in the parish,
since the yellow fever of 5 as we have had this SUM
ner. In nearly every house along the river there are
one or two cases. and in some every one has the fe
yer. We see copied in the city papers from a coun-
try paper that the health of the parish is very good
1t is mistake,
The crops Of cane and corn are looking very fine
We think the sugar planters viii be able to com
mence grinding much earlier this year than last
owing, no doubt, to the high water.
The Baton Rouge Gazette, Of Tuesday, says
We regret TO learn from various portions of the
parish that the army worm has made its appearance
in the cotton and seems to be awaiting the word of
command to commence the work of destruction.
The Opelousas Patriot, of Saturday last, has the
following
For the past ten days the heat has been very op-
pressive On Thursday evening there was mighty
contest between the clouds and the sun to cool the
atmosphere; the conflict, however, ended in all
smoke and no fire old Sol reigned triumphant, and
we continued to sweer in the temperature of "a deg
Farenheit.
There is an unusual amount of sickness prevailing
IN our vicinity at present-teyers of a congestye
type and very fatal.
The crops are as good as the heart of man could
desire. Corn in the parish was never BETTER cane
magnificent, and cotton extremely fine.
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HEALTH OF NEW OBLEANs.-The yellow fever
there seems to be doubt, now-is steadily ID The
increase at New Orleans; but as there does not an
pear to be any regular official record Of its progress
we have to rely upon such roundabout information as
we can get The following, from the Boston Travel
Ter Of Tuesday, is the latest
y Ie9g,9 frer a els orags tsieEapc dispatch
last week at IsO OF WHICH 70 we're Of yellow Fever.
1t these figures be correct the increase Is unplea
sanity rapidtbe deaths from the pestilence the pre-
vious week being reported at % only.
The above is from the New York Express, of the
9Th. It is sngulary destitute of fact in one respect.
All the New Orleans papers have regularly published
the official record of the progress Of the fever
each week, and will publish it daily as soon as the
Board of Health conclude to furnish daily returns.
So far the mortality has been almost exclusively com
fined to the unaccIimated Of the foreign population
in the Third District and we think it quite likely the
fatality will reach its highest altitude this or next
week. So remarked to us distinguished physician
yesterday; but, continued he, there is no telling
what it will do or what it will not do The disease is
neomprehensible in many respects. and may prevail
throughout the city it may not. Like the Missis-
sippi river at full flood it will do pretty much as it
pleases.
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FORCE OF EARLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS time
since, an engineer Of Wheeling bought little pig,
aud taking it aboard the boat on which he was en-
ployed fed it, cared for it, and nursed it into good
sized corn-crushing hog. He then moved it to his
residence, which is situated near the track of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Every time train
passes, his pigship trOts along after it and en-
deavors to get aboard He was bred traveller, and
doesn't like the idea of coming down to common
land hog.
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Focal gntfLIiqfute.

CoRREcT1oN.-A typographical error in our leading
item yesterday made speak Of The yellow fever taking
its meribis way the unacclmated population Il
should have been anything but that We say the
fever taking its iaertt15's way, etc.
PROGRESS OF THE FRyER.-By reference to our
files enabled offer the following exhibit progress
Of the yellow fever this evidenced by its mortality
The figures those Of the weekly reports Of The Beard Of
Health
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SAD FATE-The following extract from pri-
vate letter, dated Mt Morris, N. Y, July 30, shows
what was the fate of the little boy six years of age
who was missed from that place some time since
There was little boy Of Mr. Cassidy's lost, three
weeks ago last Saturday. The canal and race were
thoroughly searched, and all about the village, and
him but this morning the little fellow was found on
the Horse Shoe Flats up the river about three miles
from home. His brother, who had charge of him,
lost sight of him aud l suppose he was tired and
starting for home got lost He must have died from
hunger fatigue aud exposure. He was out in all
that terrible rain, three weeks ago, Sabbath 1t
rained here nearly all day.
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.aasg ---,g,esaa.r,,-7 PONTCHAiTEAIN RAIl4-
iaaS 5i34Es83s3s8sn! R0AD-SUAMER ARRANGEMENT.
Departure Of Cars
From CITY FrOm Tnk

On Sundays the steam train will leave the city every hour
after 9ocock, and on the same mornings will make the
O'Clock trip.
days O'clock and the Lake hour after the las
tfHn5.
Extra special trips when required by notifying the
duetOr.
"A Station House been erected GENTLY Ridge where
the train will stop when required excep mail trips
and after o'clock Sundays Fare each way 10 CENTS and
the Conductor must have timely notice to stop,
Due notice will be given Of the half hour trips.
On aud after the 4 July half hour trains leave every Sun
day, from O'Clock 10 ?. NJ.
Half hour trains will leave day, from o'clock 10
p. NJ. NJ ly
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yTcEsBrRG.-From the True southron of yester

day, we extract the following paragraphs:
A man named A. a. Holcombe who is said to have
been Lieutenant in he Y. s. Navy, was found dead
in his bed, in room of the Prentss House, yester-
day morning. The Coroners inquest returned a
verdict, died OF apopexy"
William Buck, citizen of this county, fell from
the steamer Ranger, night before last, and was
drowned. The Ranger was lying at the wharf.
The river at this place continues falling rapidly
growing small by degrees and beautifully less"
We learn from Capt, Dunham, OF the Fanny Bullitt,
when he left. From Memphis down. the Mississippi
was receding rapidly.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
AGENCY

gNHAIPAGNE AGENCY
MOI 4 CHANT Ms
FleHr de Ssry Gil Perdrix veraenay Impe
The subscriber liberal
for direct importation very superior Cna
and socits the Of dealers general stock
always on hand. Samples can be the office Of
S. WOLFF,
MI " Corner of Graver and New Leyee streets
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Black Isepabliean proara1nme Deaned.

=
The following is from the Albany IN. w Jo1rnst
Of the 4th inst. Aa it contains -dissqraeahla
facts, perhaps-we have Thought proper 70 spread gt
before the public Of the Southwest. The nroer,ra,a
On which the great battle Of 1860 is TO be fouobt il
quite clearly defined
" No more slave States and no more slays Tagyy
tory was the principle which called the Repnbtiesr
party into existence. and the one upon which II r1t
achieve success. To modify it, suppress IT, or big
it, even temporarily, can only work harm To renn.
diate it entirely would be permanent ruin. Those
who cannot stand with Us on the ground of oppostj1
70 slavery extension will never stand faithfully with
us on any. The policy Of trucking 10 pro.savery
prejudces has been tried often enough in this State
already. The Freesoil party, young giant in 1913,
sunk into an impOtent dwarf when it discarded It's
Freesoil principles in l849. The Wing party which
eaued victory after victory under the banner Of hos
tsy 10 slavery extension fell into apathy weakness
an anu aeath when it began to chatter and compromise.
me American party was strong or weak in this State
Ja5S 10 proportion AZ il took ground for against
" tTeesoIl All this experience Is too fresh ID the
minds OF the people Of the State to be disregarded
Ihe Republicans OF New York have no disposition To-
change their distinctive pFineipIes-whje thev vel
come all to the standard on which they are inscribed
Whatever may be their differing views on Doints of
policy NOT involved in the great struggle for lipre
acy between slavery aud free labor.
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GRors IN CENTRAL MIss1ssIprT,-The Brandon
Platform, of Saturday last, says
We have had drouth for the past four weeks
which will prove quite disastrous to both the corn
and cotton crops. There will be Sufficient corn made
to supply our own wants. but the crop will fall short
oneshrd in consequence Of failure Of seasons The
cotton is shedding its leaves, bOlls and FORMS
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Cusromhouse street. near
1EA Royal sreetFor the Cure of Old Chronic lierGnral
Syphitcaud al Private Diseases, without Mercury hdrance
from business exposure friends and guaranteed in
all cases.
The unparalleled success which attended Dr. James prsc
tce in all OF the United States and Eupehe many
markabe he has effected which pronounced incur
services the confidence of the unfortunate The following
Of the diseases termed PrYae and OF which, in
conjunction newly discovered Remedies Dr. james per-
mHnenty endcates nBmely Syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary Strcures Ureth Discharges Gleet Gonorrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females however
HanmatiOu the Bladder and Kidneys rheumatism Hydro.
cee Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases OF the skim
would also call the attention especially those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves ia that
and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind. unfit
ting them for either business society," viz Constitutional De-
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth viz
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head, pimnes Of
Yson Loss of Muscular Power Fhptaon of the Heart Dys
papsia Nervousness Irahli symptoms of Consumption
Mentally the fearful effects the mind to be
dreaded Loss Memory Confusion OF I6eas Depression Of
Love ef Solitude Tmdity etc. of the evils produced
All persons afflicted with any of the above symptoms houid
not fail TO call Dr. james and be at once restored to perfect
health let false decacy prevent but apply aud
save yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences Of this
terrible malady
Weakness o the organs Immediately cured and full vgor
restored.
Remember "The Medical House of Dr. James is 81 Custom
house street.
yate separate rooms reserved Hours of attendance
from A NJ. to 8 P. NJ
Consultations strictly confidential.
PsReesn cases Of Gonorrhea cured in twenty fonE houra
no pay. DR.. JAMES,
oil IL So Customhouse street.
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Ifl % barrels MOL MAeKEREL
For sale by ]. 4. GARTER Broker,
tyl9 q Ichoupitoula5 street.
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YELLOW FEVER IN New YORK AND PHILADEL.
PHIA.-The New York Express of the 5th inst. says
that yellow fever was then plentiful among the ship
ping in the lower bay.
The Philadelphia Ledger of the 9Th says that the
physician who attended Mr.. shetzline, the Custom.
house officer, was satisfied that it was case of yellow
fever aud would report it to the Board of Health.
The body, after death, presented every Indication Of
that disease. The Ledger also says
Mr. Dunn, the night Inspector, who contracted
sickness while on board the bark Elizabeth j.. was
visited yesterday by physician from New Orleans,
familiar with all phases of the dreadful scourge yell
low fever, and he, we understand, states that Mr.
Dunns case is clearly one of yellow fever At u
O'Clock Mr.. Dunn was in rather sinking condition.
The Elizabeth j., on board of which Mr.. Dunn con.
racted the disease, was taken to Goopers Point, n.
j.. yesterday morning. for the purpose Of being nmi.
gated, but at later period Mr.. Hughes, the Health
officer was directed to have her towed back to the
Lazarett0
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FRUIr-FRUIr-FRoIr-FR -FRuIT-Fl.Urr

ANTHONY ASTREDO
Begs to inform the pubc he has Restaurant
and Oyster Saloon for the summer and will keep
hand the largest and choicest collection of found
the city. Arrangements and made with
the largest and finest orchard owners in the South.
Just received collection Of Peaches Pears Appes Melons,
etc, which can't be equalleu in the city
ANTHONY AsTRED0,
jetB If No. l6 Royal street
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STEAMER BURNED AT sEA-The Baltimore Patriot,
of the 5th inst, says:
We learn from gentleman of this city, who ar
ported there that the hull Of d large side.wheel
steamer had aoated ashore about five miles to the
southwark of Nagg's Head, having every appearance
Of having been destroyed by fire, with the two large
keson pieces for the support Of the boilers plainly
visible and all Of her tmbers charred