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.s-rnr ronrress we are authorized to an-
nounce LAWRENCE D. NICHOLAS Of the parish Of Assem-
on - The opposition candidate to the Second Con
.re..ion.i District. au2S aptno7
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s III DsAf Reek before last, in Marion
G16s1a, j alays of Benjamin r. Matthews
M 6sndEed dollars Pursuit. was commenced,
ai NJ lhilty " honrs the negro was kept uncecs
I1sy AZ ~, fresh pursnera coming up to the
1nlt " ~ party gained on him be fell dead
lokA \ large bowie knife was found in his
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xz-We are authorized to announce Henry
DANRON candidate for Constable Of the Justices
Court Fourth Dhtrct-eecti.n November 7h. lss9-and
obgs eaa MANY FRIENDS
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s A5Rem0val-J. H Rinehart has removed
to No. Is St. Charles rect He il agent for the PEARL
RIVER MILLS, and will receive Lowes Linseys
and Jeans manufactured at the above mills BY Messs j. T.
GREEN, Jackson Mississippi.
Az.Wool purchased. se7 2plm
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lsss,s,'0ced and Ry'tlEtasst Sches,ssl
70 BE DRAWN By
WOOD, EDDY b co..
Successors to- es
Samuel Swan Is Co., and Gregory, AAaF
u CO.,
And now Managers Of the
GEORGIA, DELAWARE, MISSOURI AND KEN
TUCKY
STATE LOTTERIE8l
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Capital Prize. $50, 0OO-Ticketso only olos
NEW AND SPLENDID sCHKME.
The following scheme will DO drawn BY WOOD, nDDy
co., Successors to Samuel Swan Co., Of Gsorgis and
Gregory Maury, Of Deawarel Managers Of tie spAste
Academy Lottery, Of Georgia. In Of their single Num-
bss Lotteries for SEPTEMBER, 1882 as AUGUSTA Ca n
public, - follow:
Clans 50 Draws Saturday, September 8, 1885,
Glass "a Draws Saturday. September TO- 1859.
Glass IS Draws Saturday. September II. 1859.
Glass 50 Drawn Saturday, September a. 1857
s,4s8 PRIZE SIT
z1ARLY OWE PRIzz 70 LIVERY EIHA r1oxx5s,
The following superb Scheme will be drawn
EACH SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER
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modern satirist speaks of Jupiter's wife as the
"iusty Juno" The Boston Gazette says he puns
unconsciousy, as rust is the oxide of iron and we
have always heard the lady spoken of rs the or
ovad uifa If Iowa
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6-Slxth Ward American Club-This Club,
BY resolution regularly the FIRST FRIDAY of each
month"; until the FIRST Friday Of September which time
IL will meet weekly. taH ssGH tvsO
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REMORsE OF FRATRIcIDE.The Pitteburg Chroni.
Gle tells the following story:
Some days ago we noticed the killing of young
man named Coil by his brother, in drunken quarrel
The affair occurred in Crav ford county, and while
the brothers were at work on their farm. fter he
murderer got sufficiently solor to realize the magn
tude of his crime, he was aized with deep melan
choly and took to his d. He is daily getting worse
and is not expected to recover.
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ii Card.

ii Card.
TO PARENTS, MERCHANTS, ETC.,
Who wish to give their clerks practical Business
Education, in the shortest possible time
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Founded by the Legislature of Louisiana
Capital stock, S25O,OOO.
Is REMOVED AND REoPENED IN THE
New and Spacious Iron e df fl &C,
Known as
"Story Building"
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.
Entrance both Streets. Day ana ESenlag.
NB.-Thers are apartments and Professors for
BOOKKEEPING, PENMANsHIP,
MATHEMATICS,
FRENCH SPANISH,
GERMAN, ENGLISH etc.
rLades and gentlemen invited to call and ent:r their
soon convenient Former students are specially
invited SEQ 2p3t&1tW+
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kS~For Sale by o. o. woopMAN, b. JoURDAN, G.
n. MORRISON, T. B. wHEaLock CO., E. GUILLoTrE,
New Orleans. ty2s 2p1y
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@-WOrth Reading and Thinking about
BININGERS OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-pesigned for
the Medical Profession and the Family having
perseded the socalled Gius, Aromatic" "Cordiar
'.Medcated etc. endorsed by all the prominent ply
scians connoitseurs possessing all those
rnsic medicinal qualities Tonic and Duretic) which belong
OLD PURE GIN. Put in Quart Bottles and sold
byal Druggists, Grocers, etc.
A. NJ. BININGER 4 CO.,
Established l77s)--Sole importers,
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A-Springs Beds-S5 to So SD for the best
Spring Bed in existence owe's PATENT No.
New York. Exsmine it. address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY, FOR their descriptive circular Special
inducements the trade and local agencies jy23 2pGWly
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stationery Masl.

a. srrrsos......~.. H .lAcx ......r. j, CHRISTIAN
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Es,.. George w. ssa;s.5s,

Al DEN TIST,
Havng resumed his practice will attend professional
gagesnta at his office, No. 1T CANAL STREET. nearly op
poste GhTin. Church. .al 3pn
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Wines, Liquors, etc.,

Wines, Liquors, etc..
NOS. l3 AND l5 ROYAL STREET.
simply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE In quar-
and pns continually hand which equal to the best thaa
oomes to this Market Also other brands OF inferior qualify
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SHEER
Ry GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, An
OHoR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HoCK Old and
Fine POET WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
BRANDIEs-Sazerac of the vintage Of 1895 1898 1906
ard other brands WHISKY descriptions Irsh
Bye and Bourbon ALE PORTER, pints and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment Of the best
wines and Liquors
in Market which viii be sold
other house In the cfyy.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d. Apply Nos. Is and Is Eeyal street.
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HFStartling Discoveries have been made
within the past few year, by eminent French and German
chemists concerning the great difference in the quantity
quality in the blood and found that preva
lent cases female debility loss healthy compiexion
choro albus ecimpures of the blood and general
postraou eccasioned by the diminished quantity Of iron
in the blood The most eminent physicians Of Paris London
Vienna recently Of New York. adopted Dr. MOTIFS
GHALYBEArE PILLS and Aperient and Somachc prepsra
ton OF 1ron ~ hydrogen, and prescribing with
extraordinary Good appetite pl.te dges
ton rapid acquisition of strength with disposition
active and cheerful exercise immediately follow their use
As grand stomachc and general has superior
and no substitute.
For sale by all Druggists PRICE, 50 cents per box contain
ing 80 pills. Sent free by mail receipt price, Principal
office 339 Broadway N. Y R. B. LOCKE CO., General
Agents. Wholesale and retail in New Orleans by j. WRIGHT
L CO., q and 15l Chattres street. SCI zp3m&W
r-Dr. james Will return from his North
en tour part of the present month"; and will be found
his old established Dispensary 50 Cuomhouse street, New
Orleans La. SCI 2p&Wtf
s1The Great English Hemedy-sir James
CLARKE's CKLKBRArED FEhALE PILLS Prepared from pre-
scrpon of Sir j. Clarke NJ d. Physician Extraordinary
the Queen. r..... m
This well medicine imposition but sure and safe
remedy Female Difficulties and DISTINCTIONS from any
whatever and, although q powerful remedy, they contain
nothing hurtful to the constitution. ..
To Married Ladies' 1t is peculiarly suited 1t will short
time, bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have been known fail where the
the second of the pamphlet well observed
For full particulars get pamphlet free of the agent
N B$l and postage stamps, enclosed to any authorized
agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills. by return
Of mail.
Agent for the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
MY. JWRIGHT CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents.
sold by all respectable Druggists. fe8 2ply&W
~ Impossible THE mild, incorroslve,
chemical ingredients of which CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
is composed renders harmless the tendeest skin
weakest and finest hair The change from the dull heavy
of rye the brilliant dark glossy black comedy
YOUTH is INSTA INFAMOUS. No failures, delay,
perfect coors unpleasant odor in all
form, immed and entirely successful.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers.
SEQ 40 CRISTADOR0. No. Aston House, N. Y.
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latter part Of the present month";
his old established Dspensay 50 Customhouse street,
Orleans, La. SCI 2p&Wtf
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Cigars !! Cigars

Purchasers will ways find in assortment. Of the
wsknown brandsInlenudad Flor de PuIadaa Meridlans
Flor de Panche Redowa Cahsga Paaeas, Knowsomethns
Washington Dos Hermanss Mazo Hsbano etc., etc., 81 the
lowest prices.
P. PRATs Il CO.,
o.9 2pff Commercial place.
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ARNolD-FRxDERCK.-On Wednesday, Oct 49, by the
Rev. Mr. Rankin, JAMES b. ARNOLD to Miss JANE A.
FREDERICK, both OF this city
BARRE KINE-On Thursday, Oct 20, at Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn by the Rev. William A. Bartlett, Mr.
WILLIAM BARRE, to MARIE ANToNKrTE, eldest daughter Of
Iecna,d W Kline, Esq.
BANKS 1xr-0n Wednesday, Oct 10, by Rev. Samuel
Cook D. d. EDWARD M. BANKS to MARIA b daughter Of j.
Gardner Fleet, Esq, all Of this CITY,
CHARACTERIZATION Wednesday evening, Oct. 8, by
the Rev. Mr.. Boyce, at st. Marys cathedral church. Mr..
DENNIS BREsIlN to Miss MARGARsr GnDAY, both Of this
city, and formerly OF Ballyshannon, Ireland
CIARK-WAIKKK BY the Rev. Henry Ward Beechor,
at his residence, Brooklyn, Mr. MARVIN r. CLARK TO Miss
ETI1E s., daughter Of George Walker ESQ., all of this city
FRETMAN-SIMoSsoN.-OnW Wednesday, October 49, at
the Church Of the Advent Staten lsand by the Rev. VIM
G. French HENRY O FREEMAN 10 LOUISA G., daughter of
John B. Simcnson.
GREEy-M cB1soN-On Tuesday, October IS, at Jersey
City, by the Rev DR.. Crane, JOHN GRExN, of New York,
EsNE A. eldest daughter Of the late George L. MORT
son, OF Jersey City.
smiTi--DpBlE Wednesday, October 49, in Gin
ton Conn, by the Rev. J. d. Moore Mr. j. HEyMSG
SMITH Of New York. 10 ELIZA R., youngest daughter of
David Dibble, Esq, of the former place.
New Haven papers please copy.
IIMos-WYsHSsKI On Wednesday, Oct, 10, Mr.. NiCHo-
LAS IEMos of New York. to Miss JULIA WYszNsKr of East
Brooklyn.
yn1ArE-ToRRHs Saturday, Oct. /, at ST. Ste
phens church. by Rev. j. w. Cummings D. D., JOSE MA
RIA ynIA1E FEIlpA TORRES y arrange, all Of Habana,
Cuba.
YorYc-MAsoS.-On Tuesday, Oct. IS, by the Rev DR..
Montgomery, Mr. JAMES H. YoUNG to Mrs. MARTHA L. MA
SON, all Of this city
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Died.

A1wocp--On Sunday August I, at the house OF g. G.
Woodruff Queens Road, Victoria, China from INJURIES
sustained board the Samuel Appleton by the tau OF
the maptop gallant yard, EIMoSD ATWOOD master OF
the American ship Drgo OF Brewer, (Maine) aged 81
years.
years.
HIS friends and relatives are respectfully requested to
ettend tie funeral this ridsy) afternoon at two O'Clock,
frcm his late residence l34 Mott street
DAwsos-On Tuesday morning, Oct. 10, after a short
Illness, FRANCS OsHoRS DAWSON, aged Is years and
His class Of Columbia College and his friends and
the friends of the family invited 70 atend the funeral
from the residence of his father No Fast Fifteenth
street Saturday morning at II O'Clock and Afterwards
at Ascension church, Fifth avenue.
prNrRyO On Thursday, Oct 20, after protracted ill
Dess, MARGARET DUSrny, aged n years.
Her friends and relatives invited to attend the l-
neral from her late residence 3S John street. Brooklyn
this (Friday) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
GREENOn Thursday, Oct. 20, THOMAS GREEN, native Of
Tuly, Kings county, Ireland, aged 81 years.
The reatives "a friends Of the family are Respectfully
invited to attn the funeral from his late residence TO-
% East Eey.lth street, on Saturday afternoon, AZ No
o'clock.
daughter Of William and Elizabeth Hickman, aged IL
months and Is days. -,
The funeral viii take place from The residence Of nsr
parents Eighty 9Th street. between Third anc foufH
avenues. this tfriday1 afternoon at one o'clock >,
HAIsky-on Thursday Oct 20, after yer! snor. IA
| ress EDWARD A. HaIsEY, aged 80 years, Il hon' w
! % days. -, A. his hrothsr
The n lends Of the family, and those OF ms or9,nse
William ri Hasey, and brother inaw, Leanues inssA,
ana ,hoec IF his fnthcr.in law, Thomas D. Marsnh are
anu "s ,, ,naa 10 attend the funeral, from his late
residence No. COS Third avenue on .s ~, Grss
NJ ono O'Clock His remains will DC 'aNeh ueen"ooa
vr In BROOKLYN, on wednesday, Oct 10, wnrrAw
u.rxsr,yr only child Of William p and Martha B. Hart,
aesa .nrse On Sunday Oct 2 al her residence in Tary
., I,rookivn Mrs ANN HRsRNE in the I'D year Of her
age, widow Of the late william H Les Of England
| vuI,Am JKyNys, aged So years and months.
The relatives and Fl ends are respectfully Invited
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Tho Departure Of the Atlantic with 25O
United Statos TrO0ps.

At the foot of Canal street. yesterday between the hours
Of IL NJ and 2P. NJ while the wind ssblew gales" from
the northwest, an excitement nearly boisterous
going The handsome steamer Atlantic, formerly of
the Collins line was to sail at two O'clock and transport
besides her other passengers detachmens Of United
States troops designed to reinforce the Fourth and Ninth
regiments under Gen. Harvey in Oregon.
As early as IL NJ. the pier was so jammed with
carriages carts, soldiers, policemen, ladies' and gem
tlemen and passengers of all descriptions that ii was
almost at the danger Of ones life that one could venture
the Atlantic. The recruits cheered while their
rades Of Governors Island waved adieus oorpuen police
men hustled and clustered till their faces believed
with drops large the tears of the sorrowful emil
grants and army officers with sword and epaulee used
all the rgor Of military discipline to restrain the excited
soldiers Such noisy scene Of jostng, wranghng and
chaotic confusion be better imagined than described
It announced In the HERALD, day before yesterday
that two detachments Of United States troops in
spcced on Governors Island, and list Of officers
dered TO proceed with the troops then given. OF the
nine officers then named owing to unknown causes only
three, but perhaps four, were hand to sail in the
Atlantic. The Major who was 10 have command WAS
not there He arrived in the city last evening from the
East and probably did not receive the order In tmc to
JON bis command. In his absence, Captain Andrew J..
Smith, First dragons, took the command. The other
officers who were seen to be present Captain Rensse
aer W. Fooe, Sixth infantry, and Captain John RafrA,
A. aSout half past two o'clock p NJ, the Atlantic left
the pier and by that time the end Of the pier crowded
win al ieaSt TWO nuno5eu ana MY persons, irenoS
Of the passengers and spectators. II was appre-
hended that many there collected would be injured,
the extreme end of the pier, it s well known,
is quite rotten, and the wind blowing so
strongly from the northwest feared that the Az
lantic leaving would strike and sink it, However, she
got OF safely and steamed for the middle of the river
with b up and streamers flying She nred four salutes
and the Adriatic, upon ws0e promenade deck many
spectators had stationed themselves the wharf, an
swered with two reports.
The scene very exciting estimated that she
had on board 600 souls and to the casual observer
certainly appeared that she had nearly twice many
for she reminded she left the wharf with such
Of human heads utting from her arboard sde
OF cattle train the Erie Railroad than steamer will
passengers bound for the Golden State.
The Adriac, Of the line the Atlantic sails
the 9Th of next month and IL she should carry away
big load nf human haines che Atlantic did vaatarday
could easily be predicted that the company will add
considerably TO the amount Of its receipts.
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Total n 81 n so AZ 81 90 60 AZ 81

After inspection, the Seventy first Regiment embarked
in the Harlem Railroad for the city and stopped
Twenty third street, where they awaited the arrival Of
After the latter regiment was inspected they were FORM
ed for review when Governor Morgan Aduant General
Frederick Townsend, Inspector General Sherman and
Brigador General William Hall reviewed the troops
the reviewers passed down the line the National Guard
played the air Of " washngton's March, with very
good effect, to the delight Of the throng Of spec
tators After the Governor had returned to his
original position in front Of the regiment, the
passed in review The saluting by the officers they
passed tho Governor very gracefully done. The
gment marched around the second time In double quick
time keeping step to the tune Of "Pop the weasel
This is a very fine movement when properly executed
this occasion the effect marred in great
the order was given ssdoubie quick, went Of at
rapid speed which caused great disorder through
the entire column. The novelty of the
After the review the Governor and eta escorted
from the e. ound by Capt. Perley g troopers.
The regimen. returned town in the Third rail-
road and stopped Twenty third street, where they
met by the Seventy first regiment
The two regiments then proceeded jointly through
Twenty third street TO Fifth avenue, and down Broadway
Canal street, which point both regiments counter
marched and went TO their respective armores and dis
missed.
Al Hamilton square the number of spectators could not
have been less than two thousand, among whom were
many of fashionable ladies, conveyed thther in the
gayest equpages On the return Of the troops town
and on the down Broadway the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed among thousands Of spectators attracted hher
to the joint parade Of the two crack regiments Of the
State, and, indeed of the United States Among those
present at the review wereCoonel Cocks Of the Twelfth
regiment Colonel NJ. Van Buren, Of the Ninth regiment
exColoncl Duryee, of the Seventh regiment; Colonel
McIcary, OF the Seventy ninth regiments Lieutenant Colo
mel Ferris Of the Ninth regiment; Major Irwin Of the
Second regiments Captain H. Johnson of the Ninth regi
ment besides many officers OF the army and navy. The
drill inspection and review Of both commands was per-
haps, the best display ever made by either regiment.
New York may well BIO proud of such well disciplined
volunteer troops the Seventh and Seventy FIRST regi
ment6.
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ECLIPSE COURSE, L. I-rRorrrNa.


trotting match for 81 ooO mile heats, best three in
ave, to wagons, or yesterday afternoon between
the brown stallion Geo. N Patchen and brown geldng
Brown Dick. The given to Patchen AFTER tho
second heat and Brown Dick distanced the Judges
alleged account Of the driver Of the latter striking the
stallion in the face with his whip. this wss the case,
their decision correct; not, Brown Dick the
first heat in fine style in 22sA; and the second
heat he came home two lengths in front in 22S. Tho
Of the wrangc and charges Of foul play
stoned by collision the first turn on the second
heat when the vehicles Of the contestants together,
damaging Of their wheels but who TO blame
whether the decision Of the judges correct cannot
decide One thing is certain however; Dick exhibited
greater degree Of speed than the stallion in both heats
and If every thing had gone smoothly he must have
the The public are fast losing confidence in
troting races and 1t will not be long, such tnngs
tnue before the trottng tracks in this neghborhood will
be avoided by all honorable men. The following is a
summary
THURSDAY Oct 2o-Trotting match 81 ,O0o mile heats,
best three in five, to wagons. sg t4t
n Talman named br. h. Geo. M. Patchen.. 1
D. Pffer named br. 3. Brown Dick. dis.
Tme-229L--2QS.
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ORA ings OF the Della arc State Lotto.
riss---woOD, EDDY CO., Msparers of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENrucxS AID MISSOURI srATE
LOTTERIES
DRAwARE-ExTRA Class No. 55s. OcrosER 70. 1850
49, A. "A. SO, 46, "a, 10, %. Is. IL 80. Ga "a 4S.
pxIAwARE-CrAss No. h54 OcronER 70, 1859.
20, rs, 81, GO, So, CO, 20. SO, ~, 2, IL. 4, 80.
Circulars sent free Of sspense By addressng ~,
Wilmington Delaware
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News from Hav~s
tn. .av-<Axxur ....sa
/, $500 xUAKm cvrv- -PrtIBUsrR sn,srnnRr-
Tm U-HDusrxR or x,sol. ND IN n.iC 20 GOING
aO.A-AEFArRs IN PORTO HCo-~s
Fk10HTS AND EXCHANGE.
me United States mail steamship Dc Soto, Captain
bullock nom New Orleans BY way Of HAVANA arrived at
snis port early yesterday morning
sne ien Havana on thu 18th Inst. In the evening.
INC 10 SOTO has the following specie list
FROM NEW oRIxAHs
Metropolitan Bank. AD,S0o
y. . nopoins sons. ..................... 10000
- ~~'''''..'''.'.'s.... ......'..... SoSV
Total from New Orleans SITS GO
FROh HAVANA.
Robert Williams. el7, 900
1, ~ lo,640
beuz Enui ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Total rom New ere.n. and Hsv:n.
From Havana she brings nothing Of importance In the
way Of news.
Much anxiety was felt for the Quaker City, many who
expected friends fearing they might be among those
remained on board.
The seizure Of the Philadelphia excited great deal OF
comment, and in Official circles gave much satisfaction.
Mr. otway late British Minister to Mexico, would leave
Havana for England by the next steamer.
News from Porto Rico give favorable reports as regard
affairs In that island
Al Havana sugars have been in moderate demand at
previous prices and holders firm, refusing 10 make
concessions Stock las 900 boxes against 1000 boxes
In 1868.
Exchanges have been in fair demand: London IT Tx
prem New York, ditto; New Orleans, short sight,
6k a Z ditto.
Freghts moderately in demand, without any important
change in rates.
The brig Delhi, Of and for Philadelphia, was to sail on
the 10th.
About ten miles east OF the Moro the De Soto passed the
United States steamer Crusader, Wyandot, evidently
bound into Havana.
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Search for Finbusters I'm the SteaMe
North Star.

The President Of the United States has issued orders TO
the mashals Of the several districts watch carefully
the vessels bound South and has expressed his deter
mnaton to suppress any attempt to aid General Walker
in his expedition. Yesterday, United States Marshal
Rynders accompanied by his deputies Joseph Thompson
and r. Donne oyerhaued tho North Star before leaving
two O'Clock. The marshals would have arrested any
fbusters that might be going out Join The Walker
petition but after thorough examination Of tho pas
sengers and their baggage, nothing discovered to
Justify the arrest Of any person, the detention the
steamer, and she accordingly proceeded on her voyage
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CITY Politics..

The American Conventions for the nomination OF cand
dates for State Senator'S last evening No nomination
in the Fourth District Convention. The Fifth District
Convention adjourned to the 18th The Sixth District
adjourned till this evening The whereabouts Of the
Seventh District Convention could not be ascoraincd by
our reporter.
The Seventh District Republican Senatorial Convention
last night and adjourned till Saturday evening
The Fourth District Convention adjourned till Thursday
evening.
The Tammany democracy Of the Fifteenth Assembly
district last night nominated George W. varian for the
Assembly