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FOURTH DISTRICT CoURE 2sCHMTDTT 4 CO., vs. ANNIE
o,Nsw Orleans NIKE NeLEAN y 4nR 4GERARp WIFE if %, Of
RdiraVsllk VIkTu y ~ e Of writ II Of Gerl faclas to
Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed sell at
public auction at the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine Streets on SATURDAY July 3d. 1852
at u O'Clock M '
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all -
the buildings and improvements thereon rights, privi @
eges customs ways serv ades and appurenances there
Fourth District of this city Qormery In the parish of Jeer
on n the square bounded BY Magazine Live Oak Third and
drawn By q A. Hedn civil engireer the 20 aay of May
1853 and deposited plan No 81 In the book of pas
aye de Amss notary public in this city which said lot
measures feet three inches front Magazine street.
by depth Of hundred inches between
equal and parallel lines.
Being the property which the defendant herein ac
CURED by purchase from the Of The VIM c.
Mcon by act passed before H. B. Cenas notary public in this
city, dated June 3U 1856
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
pAREER
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SHERIFFs SALEs.

FouarI psrEIcf counr T. F. MURRAY VS.. HIS CREDIT
Of New Orleans ! ORS-No lS,l62
QY virtue OF and In obedience to an order
Of sale rendered April 80 1859 directed by
Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans
above entitled matter will proceed sell public auction
On .he PREMISE No. q Gnssmhe.ss street. in the Second
1859 ION O'Clock A. M for tho creditors said
said at tho risk and peril Of Thos r Murray
has failed comply with the OF the adjudication made
70 him on the 18th day Of May last, 1863
Sundry articles belonging Porter and Ale esabshnen
Also lot OF fixtures The whole per inventory which
be in my office.
Surrendered BY said insolvent to his creditors.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
E.T. PARKER.
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DEuxIEHE CouR DE DIsrR1cr} SUCCESSION DE FEU
.- RENE AUGUSTE JAHAN.

de la NouyelIe Orleans. No Il, 1859.
I'm VERTU DUN orGire de vente rendu lie 81
u de 1852 moi adresse par phonornble Deuxieme Cour
de nstsc. de Il dams laffaire edsssus
Cite de la Commune, Camp ct des Maya
sins, Ia vente pubque ct adjudication de-
l. UN TERRAIN situe dams lie Premier District de cette
v rue Grod entire eees Baronne Carond-le ayant
rancaise peds de face la Girod sur IS pieds de
profondeur borne du c6e Caondee par la preprie
te d'hni cdevant appare ant Roman ct
du cote de la rue Baonne Ia propriee auourdhu c
devapt apparteaant a Jean Laurent
Ensemble toues les baisses ameoratons qui sly
trouvent conan mason briques couyerte
en- ardoises servant de magan, ct mason
2. Lescaye noinme ADOLPHE, quar- eron agee d,enyrou
II ans appartenant d la de succession,
COND1TIONSPourla propriee foneiere acquereur assu
Placement dun billet de In S4O gaan par
hypoheqqe Ia propree susdeerie date du s de anve
1859 payable doue mois de date
date au taux de Pan jusqua parfat paiemen
balance du prx disqualification. compliant ct pour Pescave
compliant au moment de ladjudcation.
je2 10 II q jy5 Sheriff de la Parosse d'orisans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

NISSOLUTION-TH COMPREHENSIVE HERE
" tofore existing under the firm Of L. JOHNSON CO.
Is dissolved by the death Of John Shryock.
The survivor will attend qudang the business Of the
late firm. 9f LsE j. L. JOHNSON,
for j. L. JOHNSON & CO.,
- Inlquidation.
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Leaves WEDNESDAY, 10Th lust at O'Clock. Pm.
, r. - NJ E NJ PEaIS AND NEW OFT
leans U. S. mail packet Memphis and
the Bends-The first class packet steamer John
foot of dod and will above For freight or
passage apply on board, or to j. H. FRELIGH,
Office under ST. Charles Hotel
This line connects at Napoleon with packets for
packets for St. Lonis and louisville f
11 Adams Express carried regularly by this line ee8
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SECOND JULTicE CouRr, |
Parish of Orleans. p;
State of I,ou;siana |

State OF Louisiana,
pY VIRTUE of
- rue directed by the H
of the Peace, for the Pari.
ut public auction, at my W
Perdido and Poydras street
June, 1859, at II o'clock NJ
One Lot of HOUSEHOL
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the sp
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! JAMES II. VAN DAESoN {;
j. q P0INDEX FER, subroge,
! VS.. GEORGE MACAULY, +.
IN, c.. DOLLY DORSEY, (. W.
J c.-Nc. 1859.
rit te tieri facias ~ mol
q. VI. Bradford, Seconde Justice
leans, Je plec6derai le JEUDI,
mon Mngasin de Depot, rue du
ct Poydras, d Ia venre publiqne
/.
au moment de i'adjriieatidn.
i. ". SIMPSON, COuue,able.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
sIx1ExE couRDE DISTRICT La VILE M DE LA NogyELLE
- Nenyele. Orleans TER-No 2.7sI

FOURTH DISTRICT couRr3 BROWN, JOHNSTON CO.
of New Orleans }cHAs. PATERsoN-No. 1879.
RY VIRTUE of a writ OF seizure ana sale
to directed by the Honorable the Fourth
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause proceed to
sell at public auction at the City Hotel street.
tween Camp and Magazine Streets thursday July Is b.
1859 at IL o'clock NJ
The slave woman MARIA, aged about forty years.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

LeaVtH Oh F tl1A 7, July Ist at 8 O'CLOCK P, M.
United States Mail Packet.
Yrs M Il NJ p HIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Packet Line-For Memphis and the Bends-The
splendid frst.class packet steamer Alice VII
yiRn. Capt Sam Abes will receive freight rn the foot Of
itod and will leave For freight or pa
apply on board, or to j. H. FRELIGH
Office under the St. Charles Hotel
This Line Napoleon with regular Packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with Superior
Packets for ST. Louis and for louisville.
Adams Express carried regularly by this Line ie95
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

MOT1CE-ALL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS with
IN the late firm OF j. L. JOHNSON Co. will call at the
counting of Messs Bulitt Whaey where all settle.
meats will be made, until further notice.
i'll. JOHNSON.
New Orleans June IL 1859. iel8
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
DEuSIEaE GouR DE JUSTICE,
Psroisse d'orleans.

I'm VERTu dun WI
Ia adresses par phonorahle
de PaiN pour Ia Paroisse dor
30 de Juln,I 1859, a midi, i /
Cirque entre les rues Perlido
ct adjudication de-
I'm Lot lie MEuBLES.
Saisi dars l'atf Dire ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
je20 Is y 80 (
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HkyREI ,Pse ship Ariel. :lol1 bales cotton $500
StaSga bx mdSe.
BORDEAUX Per ship Nolocka. 216, 900 slaves.
lfINATIFLAN. Per brig Philip Dean. in ballast.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

r.. -. EEEFfFEEITzE=#FIl GREAT SOUTHERN xEezs
&sssse 2fsaaa1..e=tgisxzy AND EASTERN NAIL ENlsM
ROUTES.
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. us. MAIL LINEFoR ATTAKaT

nFFICE OF THE NOVEIfTY IRON WORKs
~ New York, May 3, 1884, N' "oi'iN''
Mr.. F. w. q. COOK is our duly authorized Apept In N, n
leans Any orders taken by him account will receive
OF oar friends in Louisiana. f"ee
vuc ooo,- H0RATIO ALLEN President
" ~ -'''et'NN eitee', AVG" oreans.
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REMoNsTANcE "a sAnos.,.. a.

RrAossTAScE "a nmoD.t,aos., ossrsd sv
Mr.. snedgfsss, and signed BY the following
named persons, has been presented I'd tia Gil,
Council and referred for consideration, asking
that tho street railroad route No. |, be 50
modified as to cause the removal of the track
from Westerh.row, between .Bank-strset and
the Brighton House, Wis: John Taylor, 100
feet; Fred. Lender, rs; M. Hsffermsn, 27;
John Deremo, 26j Adam Vets, 100; J. Back
man, %; Wegand Jung, rs; D. Jung, 25; ].
y. Enyart, l2l; George Baum, 20; f. w. Har
mann, 6Oj F. N. Kirchner, so, Louis Rosen-
fielder, SO; John Fiddler, l42; sahi 0rary, rs;
Michael Eckert, l25; Fred. Korsenborn, rs;
George W. Fslsy, 80; Fred Golfnger, 2S;
Charles and Arabella Taylor, 77]l; Valentine
Will, 50; George Tanwald, and Henry Kress,
200; John Collet, 20; John Leipwolf, 20,
William Brown, 1O4; William Bromley, 100;
3. S. and Joseph Bates, 50; Robert Reynolds,
50; Fred. Wolf, l25; John Odeubach, by Jacob
Haok!agen, %; George Reynolds, "a; Peter
Koenig, Al.
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PLACEsoB HOLDING ELECTIONS NEXT TUESDAY.
First Wsrd-0ld engine house, northside Of
Fourth-street, between Sycamore and Broad
way "a. aa - 10 -.-sr ~ NJ
Second Ward.-Engipe- house, next west Of
Mechanics, Institute, on Sixth-street.
Third Ward-Small brick Office, north side
of Second-street, between Ludlow and Law
renee Streets. u.r -f-a
- Fourth Ward.-Engne. house east side Vine
street, between Front and Second-streets.
Fifth Ward. Engine e-house No. s, east side
Vine, between Canal and Court-streets.
Sixth Ward --Hock mans coal office, ON
Park street, at Whitew water Canal. ty
Seventh Ward.-Leonards pork house, west
side Elm, near Fourteenth street.
Eighth Ward.-Engne- house on Cutter
street, between Belts aud Laurel-streets.
Ninth Ward.-Engine-house No. Z, on Web
ster- street, between Main and Sycamore.
Tenth Ward.--Engine- house on Race street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
Eleventh Ward.--Junction Of Hamilton
road and Vine-street, Mohawk Engine house.
Twelfth Ward.--Brighton Engine-house, on
Bank street.
Thirteenth Ward.-Engins- house on Syca-
more-street, between Seventh and Eighth.
Fourteenth ard.-Engine- house on George
street, between Plum and Western-row.
Fifteenth Ward.-Western Engine house, on
Fifth, between Mound and Smith streets.
Sixteenth Ward.-North-west corner Of
Eighth and Freeman-streets.
Seventeenth Ward.--Engine-ho corner Of
Vance and Front-streets.
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tBy Telegraph
New York Market,

New YoRk, October s-p. M.
Flour heavy and falling, and loo lower; sales
1000 brls at "a A09i 50 superfne State; 81 HDi 81
extra State u 400! IS superfne Western; 81 6O4 IS
common ami medium ezra Western; s. l5d5 40
inferior to good shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; market closing depressed. Canadian dull and
lower, sales 200 brs at 81 306 10 common to choice
extra. Bye -four In fair request at SO 6o@s A.
Wheat opened dull and heavy; closed steady; sales
$3.50 bush. at g199S for No chicago spring. 81 OO@
ern; III 40 for white Kentucky. Rye irmer; sales
i20 bush at SIC. Barley dull and heavy sales ut s5c
for State. Corn dull and slow; sales 900 bush at
s3Hc round yellow 94c Inferior Southern yellow
and mixed Western held at 95c Oats dull az io42c.
for State; 40@43c for Western and Canadian,
Whisky quiet and firm, sales $50 brls. at 2Sc.
Pork active and firm; sales l,6On brlI ut Sib asa
Is 30; mess at $40 459i0 So prime $i4 5al4 65 IN
mess Including 25i mess sellers option, ill lst Of
Novem Der, at S5 2 ard $40 mess selers till lst Of
December, private terms Beef heavy and dull; sales
no brls at Si(1i 10 for country prime; SOS for
country mess S5i5 SIS for packed mess; SIOC1il f,r
extra mess Beef hams duh aud heavy at SlA0l5
Prime mess beef nominal. Cut meats scarce and Arm
Mt SC. for shoulders nd &C. for hams Bacon quiet
Lard better and active; sales $50 brls ut ll0aiiHc.
Butter s,eady at l2@l6c. for Ohio, and l72lc. for
State! Cheese steady at 6t@sH \ -
Cotton nominally quoled, with sales Of a0O bales
Sa,es OF goods midling Uplands on the wharf al
llHc.
d ,des dull; sales Of % 900 lbs; Western los,
Sugar arm, Muscovado 5&G6H". F.r
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NEWPORT NEWS.

FALL Is CoMtSe.-The trees that 80 besuti
fully adorn our city during the summer are now,
der the influence OF the ctober wiuds cssting away
their green foliage, and the remaining leaves are
wearing the golden hue Of autumn. Indeed, every
thing siyes svidenc that fall is here. Dur markets
TEEN with the choicest fruit, the products OF the
orchards of the surrounding country. Grapes, too
lor which Campbell County has 80 long been justly
famous, abundant and OF the first quality. Within
the last few days nuDerons lots Of ches have
be-n brought from the mountains to add to our
stock Of luxuries. The thoughtful and proyident
among onr citizens are already preparing fuel AID
otner necessariss for ,bs coming winter. May 1t
yield an abundance OF happiness to all. .0.
TIE RIaar BowRR-A barge bearing this
name, loaded with plows, wagons, and other imple
ments Of agricutnrs, bound for the South, is now
lying at our wharf Ii is from Pittsburg, and the
cargo is the product OF Pennsylvania Industry. 1t
was towed down by the steamer Pine Bluff, nov
lying at Cincinnati and will be taken to the Lower
Mississippi! when that boat Is ready TO depart The
stock Is after the most improved style, and will be
valuable TO the planters Of Mississippi and Louisiana.
That Bower Is bound to win.
Our streets were somewhat dusty yesterday
indeed, travelling on them was most dsagreeabe,
and no. in remarkable degree conducive to the
health of persons OF weak lungs The streets need
sprinkling during such weather as Yesterday.
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INVESTIGATION AS TO CHARGES AGAINST CoUN-
ciLaEN.--At the opening of the meeting of
the City Council last night, Mr.. Toohey, of
the Seventeenth Ward, subbitted the follow
ing preamble and resolutions;
>. Whereds, Certain runors, derogatory to the
dignity and honesty of this Board are now
freely circulating, both in the public press
anu Dy common report, and that, as such
rumors are acandalous and libelous, mas
much as that members Of Council are charged
with corruption of office, and bribery in con-
nection with the establishment, in our city,
OF street passenger railroads, and believing
that our tellow-citizens are entitled to a
proper refutation and contradiction of the
charges referred to, and for the honor of the
positions of trust which we occupy in the city
government,
Be IL Resolved, That o committee of five
members, with full power to act as in other
Investigations, be appointed to examine into
these charges and report upon the same at
the next regular meeting of this Board.
Resoloed, That said committee hold its
sessions, open to the public, daily in the
Council Chamber, between the hours of two
and six ?. NJ, commencing Thursday, Octo-
The committee appointed, are named in an
article in the editorial column.
Mr.. Marsh moved to strike of the last
resolution which was adopted.
previous motion, offered by Mr.. Cunning.
nam, that no attention to newspaper rumors
against any of the members of tho Council
unless on written charges signed by respecta.
ble men, having been voted down, the reso.
luton was then adopted--so the examina.
tlon Of these rumors will soon becom-
menced.
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ARREST OF A CoUNrERFerTrR-Two Thou.
SAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CousrERpsIr
BANK-BILLs REcOvERED.-Day before yester-
day man named Leonard Fowler, accom-
panied BY two others namod Williams and
Graoeman, arrived in this city from the neigh
borhood Of Big Sandy. They took one of the
Madison packets and went down the river, and
on yesterday morning returned on the mail
boat Telegraph. Officer Thomas Rickets, of
the river police, having In his possession in
formation that induced him to believe all was
not right, boarded the Telegraph about six
O'Clock yesterday morning, and, after looking
around, saw the three men in the wash house
engaged In washing themselves. As soon as
Fowler saw the officer, he rushed to Williams
and took from bis breast pocket package, and
running to the guard Of the boat threw it into
the river. He was arrestsd by the officer; but
amid the confusion the Others 90 4. 4.
escape. Inc psoka~. wn,eh Fowler threw In
: "as recovered, and on examination
.ound TO he two thousand i've hundred dollara
In counterfeit bills-composed Of 20's on The
state Bank OF Ohio and Fsruer's Bank OF
kiPleyj los on the Bank of Kentucky, taya.
Die at Maysviie, and dated Louisville. and
% on the Bank Of Louisville, payable at
Paducah. He was taken before Judge Lowe
yesterday and committed for examination to-
dav :
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ONE WAY OF EDITISa,-That funny man Of
the Crockett Printer, Texas, draws a grim
smile even to our d---l's lips, with the fol.
lowing version Of the latest European news
received in Texas:
His royal mamma has given the Prince of
Wales permission to 90 over to Canada and
receive their homage, and the Prince is hav.
ing some new clothes made; he won't wear
his patched breeches. The Queen of Eng
land bathed on the oath ult, and walked on
the beach; then took supper and went to
bed; the dispatch does not state If she un-
dressed. No evil effects followed the bath,
however. The French Emperor got home
safe from the wars, kissed the royal baby,
right in the street, then took tho Empress by
the hand and went home.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 8, lsS

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct0Der D, 1907.
FLOUR--There was but little change In the
market today II any, the feelingw irner and the
demand rather better, but there was difference of
about l0c per bril- between the views Of buyers aud
sellers so that nothing of any consequence done,
and we must quote pri nominal ut 81 50l4 60 for
superfne, and 81 1904 IS for extra. 1854 brls we're
received during the last "a hours.
WHlSKY-The demand was active to-day, and
prices nc. higher sales 1880 brs. at t26126Sc., the
latter rate for wagon. ''-f"l-' e
PR0VISI0NS-The market is firm but unch anRed
so hhds. Bacon Shoulders sold at &c., and 10 hhds
bulk Do at 81 Is per 100 lbs, including packages
CER1ES-Sugar firm and u higher, with sales
Of 40 hhds at nc for fair and 7xc. for good fair.
ces , ~ tTI
WHEAT-The demand to day was active, and pri-
cos advanced 2@03c. per bushel. Sales ], 800 bush
prime red at 81 0 1000 do do white at 81 Ia 9oO do
do do. at 81 10; 200 do do. do. at 81 Oc In Cow
ineton. n ff y
C0RN-A fair demand for old and prices hrm at
Soc. New ia offering to arrive at 60@65e. Il
RYE-A good demand and prices firm at 7Sc.
BARLEY-.The market Is dull and prices dropping.
Sales 200 bushels prime fall at 7Oc. I
O4TS-The receipts continue large, and prices
declined to day to 10@ilo Sales 400 bushels,
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ss sh o th p,aSe T,sn hsI ~ uoa
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,ny h har0h nar 49, hoeeu
au,,;.,a y a0 .aaa. aS Nv "oaa A.nouSu sne na'
tansd unward Ss u s a;a ;rh." mas a..
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Ja. 90 ,u,' y. me ana ,,vaciy aesne was 'or.y
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wh;oS ~ inao,S pS nvr 'P'snu.u 'gIauy sea.,
Ma'Ta W. Ta, ioos,sa ~ Wasnlngeon heighI'' on
.m.S .nu .Ssnu O.. oi HeM hoIs' anu wnion sue mas
S"no" Ot Us aPHa,uo 70 VI nan aGen.uIy LUIS resl
,o"n,; u.uS "n,On is unsurPas'sa ior 'ne oenuy OF
.;.as IOa' W Was a.. one perioa uarlns .no nevolu,
S1JuSy W."si, msf' ms Sne neao?uar.eis Oh 9eaeial
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CUVlNGION NEWS.

LODGE OF Coon FELLows OaaANrKRp.-Ip
accordance with previous arrangement, u number
OF our citizens met at convenient spo ON ,nds,
,yening iast and proceeded 10 organize order OF
Good relows. On motion, the follow ing officers
.ere eiec ei 10 serve the enslng year: ]. W. rom
frey, W. G.; J. Harln. W. v. q j. Martin, ". q
j. Moore, w. 4 5; \, D. Groom W T. ) 10. WoOd
" r.; John Christian, W. W; II. Casey, ". 8. " :;
). pomirey, " I Jose b Kerr, w. ~. riher
will be meeting Of the Association on Monia,
evening next at half past tw. clock, at TPmplar
Hail. for the purpose II Installing the above officers
The public are invited 70 DO in attendance.
A runaway occurred on Third-street, wesi
of Madison, yesterday. A horse hitched to buggy
took fight and ran his best FIR some distance. whe
the harness gave way and let him out No serious
iujury was dOns
The Circuit Court, which. has been in sss.
sion for nearly month 10 still hard ut work. twill
continue for some time yet.
There are eleven prisoners in Jail, six mer
and Ave women one of the latter being sentenced t.
one Ia the penitentiary, whi her she will sooI
be rransp.fted.
POLICE CnuRT.-Fountai Newman, for get
ting glorious on old Bourbon was yesterday fnet
SO by the Mayor. N0other cases came up for trial.
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AMUsEMENTS.

wooD's THEArER.-This place was sgain
crowded last evening, drawn tcgethor by the an
"Charlss Do Moore In The RoBBERs. In this i'm.
personation, Mr. A. Is unapproac liable, render ng 1t
In sty 10 peculiarly his own. The Amelia" Of Miss
Waite wa very good To.niehtwil be presented for
the SECOND time, CoaIoLANus and NIPPED IN rH.
Bv1; MIR: Andersen der RIA appesring as Gains Marcus
Galochard" In the farce. Ssnnrita Maria will also
appear In two Of her graceful dances.
WESTERN MUsEUM.-There is performance
every day and night at this establishment Sig. Du.
Wallis learned Canary Birds have been engaged aud
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HOME INTER EST.

~ A. A. Eystsr, Clocks, Watches and
Jswelry, Nos. 81 and 27I wsstsrn-row.
JET Daguerrean Gallery, south-wss cor
ner Of Sixth and Western-row, over Hannaford's
drug store Pictures taken and put In good cases for
twenty cents Warranted to please.
~Friel & Mcclure, Merchant Tailors,
No. 2s6 Walnut.strect, have on hand fine assort-
ment of Vest Patterns, and extra hns goods suitable
for Coats aud Pants. Those in want of v ell made
article Of clothing would do we'll to call at 256 Wal.
nut-street.
~lf you want an easy fitting Shoe or
Boot 90 to NJ. A. Westcott No. Il West Fifth street
ais stock consists of custom made aud Easter u
manufacture, for Gents, L'des, Misses and Chill.
drsn. Give him u call If you want good article.
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EXTENSIVE RoBBERY- 81, 200 WORM OF Day
GsoDs SToLEN-About two o'clock Yesterday
morning the tailor shop of Mr.. Phillip Sullivan,
No. S49 Western-row, was entered by burglars
and robbed Of cloths, cassimeres, silks, silk
velvets and ready made clothing to the value
OF $1,000. Among the goods,taken were sew
eral patterns left by Mr.. Sullivan's customers
to be made up. The rascals gained entrance
through back door by picking two locks--a
heavy inside look and large paddock on the
outside. Mr.. s. lives In the same building
but knew nothing of the robbery until he arose
in the morning to open his store.
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ENTERPRrsINa WoMsN.--In the town Of Pc.
kin, N. Y, resides Samuel Roberts, with his
wife salna, and their four daughters. They
occupy farm of hundred acres, the work
of which, such as blowing, logging, planting,
hoeing, taking care of teams, &c, has, dur
ing the last year, been performed by the
mother and daughters. The eldest daughter,
aged eighteen, plowed twenty acres, aud one
Of the young sisters dragged in the grain.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

In room No. /, Judge Spencer called the
motion docket and demurrers. Several were taken
under advi,ement. r
EMANCIPATION. habeas corpus was sued out on
behalf Of Elizabeth Adams, a young mulatto woman
the slave Of a Adams, Of new Orleans, who, though
anomnal defendant in this proceeding, desired the
emancipation ot MS slave she had been trsnsetreo
ton was duly recorded.
The granting Of naturalization papers was the