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POSITIVE AND uNREsERvED SALE OF yAITABfE
brick stores for division of inees-Successon Of j. A.
Barelli deceased.
BY J. B. WALTON,

Aucfoneer-ofice, 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, the Sd December, 1859, at IL
~ O'Clock M Mt the ST. Charles Exchange, for division OF
the following described valuable will be Sold
city, in the bounded by New Levee Poydas Tcoup
tonas and GIayier having measure Is feet
& ana hes iens On New see street BY depth the
rows to width of feet inches and lines and runs with a
width to depth of 10 feet the side Grarie street
together with the of alley II wide running from the
rear Of said lot and opening Poyas street the whole IN con-
dated The 9Th of February 1873 deposited in the Office Of Hill
on being FOUR STORY FIRE pRooF BRIcK roR
leased to Messr D. Morgan Co.. until the LIST Of November
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First District of this
city, in the square bounded by New Levee Fulton God and
Notre Dame Streets designated by the No plan
known the plan Of J. A. Beard deposited in the OF H.
and lines front New street. and q feet inches and
6nes the line # lot and 10 feet 10 inches and lines
THREE.STORY FIRE,PROoF BRICK STORE. ee
=. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the First District Of
this city In the bounded by New Levee Fulton aay
known as D. A. Boards plan, duly certified BY Hugh Grant
Surveyor the 18th Of January 1852 deposited he Office Of
H Cena late Notary Public in this CITY, measuring %
u inches and lines front New Ievee q feet inches
front on Fulton street. by III feet and lines depth
line of lot No l5 and III feet inches and depth and
front on Lafayette street, all American measure with
4 THREEsToRY FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, with a
superior iron xe.andah extending the entire sidewalk,
the corner Of Fulton and Lafayette streets.
nI-TERMS-0ne-, third cash balance, Mt and years in
the notes OF the purchasers in equal ns:alments 10 their
order hearing cent interest from
maturity and per thereafter puIctuay paid with
The purchasers to the buildings against
fire and the policies transferred the final
ment. -
Acts Of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public at the
expense of the purchasers. MI
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VALUABLE SQUARES, DIVIDED INTO LOTS ADJoIN-
ing the depot grounds of the New Orleans and
Great Northern Railroad.
BY J. B. WALTON,

By J. b. WALTON,
Auc,ioneer, Office 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, Dec. 10, 1855, at 12 o'clock
~ NJ at the ST. Charles Exchange at auction, will be sold
Claiborne Thaia. Derbgny and Melpornene streets.
Lot No forming the of Claiborne and Melponene
streets and lot No. forming the Of Claiborne an
streets each 81 feet 10 inches and lines front Ca
borne street, by depth of 100 feet & inches
Lots Nos and g. adjoin each other. and each
81 feet front Claiborne street by depth Of l29 inches
Lot No forms the of Debgny and Taa and
81 feet inches lines front on Derhrnv street
lines.
Lots Nos and 10 aoin each other measure each 30
feet front on Derbgny street. by l feet inches and lines
depth.
Lots Nos H. r. 10 and H. aon each and measure 80
feet inches and lines front Melomene street. l2
inches and lines in depth Lot No II forms the of
bigny and Melpomene streets.
TWENTY LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Johnson Erato, Thalia and Preur streets.
Lots Nos and adjoin each other. and
each 81 feet front on street by depth Of 100 feet Lot
Lot No. forms the of Prieur and
81 feet inches and lines front Peur street.
depth and front on Erato street Of 100 feet.
No and 10 adon each other and each 81 feet
IL inches and lines front Erato street by depth l2
9 inches and lines.
Nos 10 and adon each other and measure each 81
inches and lines front ITALIA street, by depth Of l2s
feet.
Lot No. II forms the Of johnson and Eato
81 feet inches and lines front johnson street,
a depth and front on Erato street of 40 feet.
Lots Nos H. 49, A. Is, 49, II and H. ajon each other and
each 81 feet front johnson street by 40 feet depth
Lot No. Is forms the of johnson and Taia
cash and the balance At and years.
in the notes of the purchaser, i'll equal inalmen;s their
maturity and cent thereafter If pnctuay paid with
special mortgage The property sold until final payment
Acts of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary Public the
pense of The purchasers. n2S dSd
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BUILDING MATERIAL, BRICKS, FIREwooD
v. pEMoRuEL1.E, Dealer,

Y, o K u,
At the Old Basin conner OF Toulouse and Franklin.
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL such as
Lime. White and Yellow sand Cement Plaster Of Paris, Shin
giles Latls Slaves. Also English french and AnecaH Fire
Bricks and all kinds Of Firewood.
ny orders from tho country promptly and carefully attend
ed 10, au3 ly
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Auctioneer-Ofice, 10 Bank Place.
SATuRDAY, Deg. 10, 1853, Mt n o'clock,
sold the following described valuable property to wit
FOUR VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, IN the First District
in the square bounded by Common Johnson Gayer and Gal
streets designated by the Nos and on plan
by Ion H. Pile City surveyor dated 18th November 1889.
Lot No. forms corner of and johnson streets
and measures Is inches lines front Common
street. by depth and front l2 johnson
parallel lines
Lots Nos and adioin each other measure each 26
feet 6 inches front Common street. by 10 feet in Depth be-
tween parallel lines
Ks-ERMS-One-thrdc cash, balance in and years
the of the purchasers in equal nstalmenis, their
order bearing annm interest from day Of sale
maturity and thereafter if pucualy paid
with special mortgage the property sold until final payment
of sale before Waller H. Peters, Notary Public the
expense of the purchasers. n29 d5d
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PRIVATE sALE-JULIAN NEVILLE 4 co,
~ Anetioneers Offer At private sale the following RESI-
ton at their Office, No. Ii Commercial Place N'''
Fourth District. @.-.q..
l. TWosToRY FRAME RESIDENCE Louisiana Ave
Nyade street Six and outbuildngs Lot IS
by S So hG mf Resfbrscr on ph c.m Tan
and outbuidngs Lot SO by l6 and highly i'm
drew near Coliseum 10. 80 By is2apaaied with choice
a TWosToRY FRAME RESIDENCE on Philip, near
Go FAC fFs oa Sshssop near sayade
LG Ia by s2 SS S Re f fss COTTAGE
Nayade Second Seven and fine outbuildnss Lot
/ COTTAGE HOUSE on Annunciation near soroparu Lot
s TWo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING on Branard, near
ON apo
Josephine Nine and outbuilding Lot 81 by 100 and
F, r. IS 81 81 B.ss ssss cs
III E aa Ss'f T@oso rRS FR f
Is FyAri s h Sayae
ners 1H'Es DWELLING on ST. Andrew
L. Elegant NV Two,sToRY FRAME RESIDENCE on
Jackson near Coliseum Lot 81 feet jackson by N with
- + Fine NEW TwosToRY FRAME RESIDENCE on
t t. Beautiful 81 q GoTfAGE RESIDENCE on Jackson near
A1Faes Il sss fyR FsT
Bomny Nayade The dwellings, of the perfectly
' a a9S R sf ON ayae near Napoleon
T. III q IN Yayae
Greenyle Station Lot al by 500 in depth, with highly
First District.
% oNE-sToRY COTTAGE OH Camp Delord Lot 30
81. THREE-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on carondelet,
NY wv WosFoky FRAME HOUSE on Magazine near Eato
2s Fine TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on Robin, near
"a T@osToRY BRICK HOUSE on Nayades, near Cal
Is. Fine THREE-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on St
f'1arIag T,ltn Tam I,-IE
q. Elegant WosToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Tha,a
y. FfNE COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Camp, near Thalia
5, TnREEsroRy BRICK RESIDENCE on Magazine
% TWo.sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE Euterpe, ncal
- TWoisToRY BK1oK RESIDENCE, on Annuncatton
t 81 TWosT%RY Double FRAME RESIDENCE or
AgsS botS S FhME DWELLING on Mel
Ee9ant ii on Constance near
Fine X RGR fs ." Camp
De!ord. ''''f'
IS. Elegant Two,sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Coliseum
sss' rwosTG y FRAME RESIDENCE on Camp, nea,
Fine ffEe FRAME RESIDENCE on Apollo
IS. Fine COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Poymnia street. nea,
Second District.
80. Fine BRICK RESIDENCE Bourbon street, near
40. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Esplanade, near Tonti
81 fs SGH Sa 1d on ayan Road
Lot 60 feet Bayou Road and I'll feet Espanae
with depth Of 1926 feet.
Third District.
~. LARGE DOUBLE TWo-STORY FRAME DWELLING
depth of s2l feet and front keerec Esplanade
great many other properties and improved
ing of dwellings, Warehouses Stores and vacant lots situated
in The parishes of Orleans and Jefferson. n24 If
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CREOLE COURSE-GREAT
n AAN TROTTING RACE.
AA&k&AS2N There will be a Trotting Race
<4&3Z kv4kAA, the above Course, TU ESDAY the
@sAs3A-29ih inst, for Purse and Stake of
$3.50 r. or p.
R. X. Bonham br &. ONEIDA.
W. Peabody names b. e. RANGER. 81
ETo go Two mile heata best IN 3, to harness.
Ea5-Race off at 81 o'clock.
Ra-Admission to the race, ST.
n2N 1t WIN. PYBUS. Proprietor.
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sUPERBE RESIDENCE DAMS LIE SECOND DISTRICT
encoignuge dies Rempar,s Bienylle-Snccessio
de Jos b. Wright, decide.

de Jos. b. Wright, DECIDE.
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Encanteur-Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
TEUDI, le 80 dc dccembre 1853, midi, n
u Ia ourse ST. Charles vertu ct commencement orde
Phonorablc r. H. Morgan de Ia Secnne Cour de Dis
de In Novelc Orleans Goer No 10 2 date du 2 de
dtcembe 1859 proprltis de vaer capes ddcrtes
UN CERTAIN Lor OF MoRCEAu DE TERRE en-
les basses et amtoRtion qui sly
stlt Iomani encorie dcs Rempars ct Bcnvile,
lc borne par les Remparts enve Bougogne
de Doane, dams lie Second District mesuran ami
cainc pies pouces tiers de lgne face la Rem
cnve de 81 peis ct lgnes leque lot de erre forma
ognaement dGsigna les Nos Al ct As
plan par Fanessc alos date u % dc juliet
SlO dpoe bureau de Michel de Armas uors noaire p
bile en- cette vile.
Les anoraiions joe maison dtases
Antique, tpreuve dn fen COLONIES la ia
cae grande galleries vcrrnas lie devan les dpen
dances paraemcu ine contenant deux grands paoirs
grnnde sale premier dage deuX gandes petite
chanbes caucher second itage ansi chambe balm
cuisine cnnbe repasser chabre concher pour domesti
qucs, chambres pour clarion ct h0is. etc.
la cor, lie devau pavee perres plates
comode deretc ellie occupGe dams argeu pa
supesbe parcsIe.
La dc propriitt ore rare
vcuen fe acGuitou dune dies plus bellies residences u Sc
cund District
3d. CONDITIONS-un quart compliant Ia balance h un
denx ct tro de credit bles acqareus leur
ordre portant six pour cent dne par dn jour de Ia
vcnte usqua atuie ct Init pour apres ss son pa
payes poncnelemem hypobeQue spectacle sur la pop
te Nendue jusqua parait placement acqusreur deva aie
plcinement les dts tccs conte les risque du fen e
ansfre "a police vcnde jusquapres mantt ct pale
nent ln billet il deux ans.
frais de racauareur no d. Ii q Is %
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Aew saas aaa Gtsssent aussaay oa Aoyembsr 49, 1859
j. B. WAIlT0N
BY J. B. WALTON

THE SOUTHERN MECHANICAL STEAM BAKERY AT
auction, Offering fine opportunity for safe profitable
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SALE OF 1,a75,Oo0 GERMAN CIGARS.
BY d. E. MORPHY,

WEDNESDAY, the goth inst, at IL O'Clock
w A. NJ, at the importers John E. Fischer No. 53
Giaver street, will be sold
L475000 German Cigars. late importation guaran
eed in and consisting Of the
before offered in market.
For terms and conditions see catalogues M
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j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY,

ON BOSTON = CHECKS ON THE
"a Granite Bank, Rostt n In 10 i'. for sale by
oil CAMMACk& CONVERSE, So Carondeet st
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PRICES or ADMISSION. Privte Boxes, according to
IS cents Boxes Giird TiesJ 30 cous White Gallery 2
cents CoIored Gallery, rs cents, ~ h
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AMUSEMENTS.'

ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATER, GRAyIER STREET.
Ies.ee and Manager .Mr JOHN r: owENs
ssrs hsnaasg f. saK
g csass Bosss Tisi, eoas WRiss Gsisrs q
cents; Colored Gallery, q cents,
SPECIAL NorICE-cHANGE OF TIME
Doors open at " O'Clock Performance commence all
o'clock precisely.
Sixteenth Night Of the season.
TUESDAY EVENING. November %. lsss
win be repeated The be.efaI play, in Eve acts writ
tsS Il PIC F sssss.s.s W. S.9 asd willow
r. copand Dsf Huik NJ Iens-s Hi sissrss
81
By Sig Carlo Patti ii ii. s year C lie canssses q NJ
F f 1vD BHcs sos '' is
ssn NJ Gaf H. psx H. 4 1sa c Mad.
81 S F. ;. during d: sss "a
Ct ed
n2e wB cH1rPESpALE. Treasurer.
". De BAR Lessee .. and Manaser
The Celebrated and Talented
MISS JOEY GoUGENHEIM
TUESDAY NIGHT. November 20, 1859.
entitled fa nfs arb b 5ss IL
cG eo % " ii. T az II H.
seaan Bolt s's NJ ieveday ~ ~ '
PRICES OF ADMIssION-Dress Circle and Parauetfe, rs
ssnts second Circle % Gallery Is Private
Doors at e,z o'clock the Performance
ssS oadce open from 10 A. NJ I'LL JPN
nzs z. GLEASON Treasurer. -
SPALDING & ROGERS
MUSEUM AND AMPHITHEATER.
Last Week, commencing
MONDAY EVENING, November g. 1889
Wyman, the wizard,
1e,-a, And
DR. vALENTIN THE COMEDIAN,
in wonderful interesting series Of
Proean Comedies Magic ventriioais Speaking Automatic
Iegerdemain, etc,
r IN Dec. sspaldng Rogers EUROPEAN
| nsrspalding L Rogers New Orleans Circus
sg- i. EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATUR-
ss-Doors open halfpas ocock-curtan half.
ss-Admission, 80 cents. colored Gallery, % cents.
| The Muse um
5 HH ts ssa. sss;s.
servants, q cents. ms
| AT ODD FELLOWS HALL-cAMP STREET.
THE FATE OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
On MONDAY NIGHT 2sth during the week. satur
day excepted,
The Grand National Work of Art illustrative Of
| DR.. KANE'S
! Arctic Expedition,
Painted 10000 feet Of showing the sublime wonders
Of the
1 POLAR WORLD,
With full Descriptive Lecture, by
4 w. H. Paul, Esq,
Honorary Member of the Monumental Association.
ryDoers open at O'Clock Commence at quarter to g.
rgAdmission-Fifty cents. Children and Servants, half
price. ne
OPENING NIGHT
THURSDAY NIGHT, Dec l, 1859
First appearance of
MISS FETTINGER, Prima Donna, Comic Opera.
/ MR. BARTHrL MARGINAL, Dugazon.
Mr.. MATTHEW, First Tenor Grand Opera.
Mr.. CHAs. PETIT Light Tenor
Il MR.. MELcHIsEDEC Baritone
/ MR.. GENIBREI. Basso. Grand Opera.
/ MR.. vAULAIR Basso Comic Opera
sS First Time,
william Tell,
4 Grand Opera in Acts, 4 Tableaux, by Rossini.
rlThe Office the the Theater
Bourbon street. will be open every day. from o'clock A. NJ
81 NJ and from o'clock r. NJ. days of perform
The prices of admission have been fixed follows:
Tier Boxes Parquette and Laticed Boxes 81 30
Pit-nunbered seats W
Pit-if secured in advance. Is
Fourth Tier. 80
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.
The undersigned has received the following described
chnery which he will sell very low for Cash City Paper:
Two Engines "a inches diameter and Seet stroke of
Under.
Fued Boilers 30 feet long ~ inches diameter
One Sugar Engine 2inces diameter and 4fee stroke with
shaft Wheel blocks, two pumps and all in
complete order and would well for Draining Wheel
Two Boilers 30 feet long ~ inches diameter with
fire front grae bars safety valve bowof md chock valve all
in good order.
One Steamboat Doctor beam Engne) inches diameter and
l6 inches stroke of cylinder with four hywheel and
everything in complete order-nearly good us new.
New Machinery.
BURROWS PATENT GRIST MILLS.
He hns also received the Aanuactury Cincinnati
lot of these
SUPERIOR MILLS,
OF the sizes of 30 md So inches diameter of stoe Cleared
Mills which he will sell the Manufacturers lowest prices.
GEORGE PATTERSON,
Foundry and Machine Shop.
NIL l2t Of Delord and New Levee streets.
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ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE DWELLING IN THE SEC
District of Rampant and Bienvlle
cession of JAS. b Wright, deceased.
BY ]. B. WALTON,

Auctioneer-Ofce, 10 Bank Place.
THURSDAY, Dec. 20, 1859, Mt 12 O'Clock NJ,
The St. Charles Exchange. by virtue and in pursuance Of
Of the Honorable r. H. Morgan Judge of the Second
District Court Of New Orleans, Docket No. 1882 dated 18th Of
November 1852 public auction the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described valuable property will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon situated and
forming the of Rampant and Benvie streets. in the
square bounded by Rampant Bicnvle Burgundy aud Custom
house in the Second District measuring in English
sure ~ feet inches and 4 Of inch from, Rampant street.
by depth between parallel lines and front Bcnve
Of 81 and nes-wich said lot is made up Of part The
lots originally designated by the Nos Al and 49, plan drawn
by j. Faese then City Surveyor under date of 18th July 1870
and deposited in the Office Of Michel de Amas late Notary Pub
lie in this city.
The improvements consist Of an ELEG Ant TWosToRY
and ATTIC BRICK F1RE-PROOF DWELLING, with col
in front and wide front galleries veandas and back
buildings finished in the best style and containing large
paro and wide hall first floor two large and small bed
servants bedrooms, coal and wood house, etc.
tending the the lot large flower garden.
This property presents unusual opportunity parties de-
sirous of obtaining of the most desirable residences in the
Second District
E TERMS-One fourth cash. balance one, and three
years credit in the Of tho purchasers their Order
with six per per interest from day Of sale
tury aud eight per thereafter il punctualy paid
with special mortgage the property sold until final payment
The purchaser keep the buildings fully insured against the
fire and transfer the policy the vendor until after the
maturity aud payment Of the note at two years.
Act Of sale before Charles Singer Notary Public at the
pelse OF the purchaser.
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40 8. RIES GIVES INSTRUCTION IN PIANO.
Gf Guitar, Violin, Flute and drawing also in Ancient
and Modern Languages. Residence, No. 19 ST. Ann
u its was pupil Of the most celebrated Professors and
ns is method of nstructin the above named Sciences
and warrants complete success in short time The
tnces given. Terms LIBERAL MIG 81
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sixteentIl Night Of the season.

SPECIAL NorIcE-cHANGE OF TIME
Doors open " O'Clock Performance to commence Al
o'clock precjsety sfE
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Y J. B. WALTON,

FINE PROPERTY ON COMMON STREET-PouR VAL
liable lots of Common johnson streets,
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These horses having travelled the past
months hauling 1909 pounds to each pair of horses
suitable stsbn changing feed and daily may
peced will be fat and sleek the ring horses but will
be in heart nearly all matched well broken good
Of them valuable and suitable for carriage horses and Al
probably better prepared for hard work than the lumber
OF horses that cali be found anywhere. s.i
The wagons carriages and bugges all manufactured by
VIM d. Rogers Of Philadelphia and having been hauled
the roads above referred TO- be expected will be
hut will probably ouas Of ordinary manufacture.
Ditto with regard to the Harnesses.
Catalogues and further particulars in time. ms At
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DEATHS.

sMNNm-ln Irasburs, July j, MI Simeon skin.
ncr, aged 80.
nleNl-m Derby, June 2s, Mr.. Israel Blake,
aged g.
nnowN-In Pe,by, Juna % Mrs. Brown, aged
SWru--In Derby, june 2s, Mrs Smith, aged 50.
SVru--lu Salem, June 3d. MI oliver Smith,
,gcd 20.
Clovuu-ln Baltimore, Md june %, Mr.. ri.
Waldo y. Ciough, formerly OF Monroe, y. II.
Whaldo'N y. C,ough SON Of baac Clough, Esun
Of Monroe, y H., the subject OF the following
notice was brought to his father rraiIcucc for
intcmont, attended 10y his brother Masons,
Peter Taylor and john II. BH,ton Of Washing
ton Lodge, No. !, Wilmington, Del, Of which
Lodge deceased was member Funeral ser
vices were held in the church at North Monroe
on Friday, July lst, AFTER which the body WAS
attended to the grave by brother, Taylor and
Brtton together with other Masous from the
Vicinity, followed by large number Of relatives
and friends. At the grave the Masonic form
OF burial was observed, in which brother Me
Nab acted as Master, which service was couclu-
dcd by the prouounciug Of the b,u,d elton by
Rev. Mr.. Bahcock. attending clergyman.
Below are the proceedings of Washington Lodge
NO. !, Wilmington. Del. The expression Of
deep sympathy with the friends Of the dcccas ed
embodied m the resolutions below, and the
kindly regard aud hrothcrly love manifested by
the members OF the Lodge, and especially by
brothers TAYLOR and Briuou, j., gratefully yet
mourufully acknowledged by the family Of de-
coasoJ, fjr which they return their sincere
thanks and high esteem, At Npccill Commu.
nicatiou Of Washington Lodge, No. J, A. y. NJ.
y held at Masonic Han. Wilmington. Del, June
~ A. j. 1859. 4. l.. $3.50 the Worshipful Mas
ter Nnnouuccd that hc had convened the Lodge
for lhc purpose Of paying the last sad tribute
Of 1rsptct to our late brother, Rinuldo y.
Cluugh. who was Killed IN the discharge 81 his
duty y. ginccr upon the ltuil-liond ON sab
% bath evening last near Batimorc-and aitcr
remarks upon tho worth aud many virtues Of
the deceased IL was determined that the Lodge
ia body ATTEND the remains GO the cars ut the
depot, aud the following resolutions were adop-
ted.
Hhercas. II has pleased God In his infinite wis
dom TO suddenly remove nom among ms our
.Acloy,d brother Rinaldo y Clough
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Kidnapping at stanstcad.

The Stanstead Journal has the following ae-
count Of q curious trausac,ionwhich occurred
u few days ago;
e" Mr.. l.. 4. Stcarns, who has for some
year or two been purchasing Produce, Sc"
Ia this vicinity for the southern markets,
failed a few weeks since, indebted, il j, s,i0,
to Boston and other creditors several thou
nnds dollars. II is further alleged that some
portion of hi, iGdchtcdug--,1' as for advances
ON property never lgy%IGdrd. There was
also-u default of F0il amounting To $500.
On Friday cyAug, Mn B,gclov, Of Bus-
ton, one of Stc1fu,' creditors and held in
5000 bail for hin accompanied hy "a Boston
constable named Goodwin, came 60 Sllus'Cud.
They found Mr.. Stcarus at the Plain Village,
und Bigclow Invited Slparus to ride They
proceeded a short distance Nuuh aud were
oyertaIcn or met by Goodwin and another
person. Stcarns was Immediately seized,
and upon resistance, haud-culed, bound, aud
hurried over the Bouudry Line ON his way
TO Massachusetts. 4 document technically
known as "bnil piece" was the legal iustlu.
ment made use of iuthc arrest When pass
ing through Derby Line, Stcagns succeeded
in making his situation known, md u, IL.
Steele, Esq, Immediately proceeded 60 lgaN-
burgh, where he procured writ OF hlhcdS
corpus, and dispatched officers in pursuit,
who succeeded in oNcrh auliug the paltcs as
they were about taking the ears at the West
Burke station Of the Passumpsic Railroad.
'Stcnrns was released and made good his way
back to Canada, while Goodwin was arrested
taken To lrasburgh, and gave bail for his APP.
pcarnncc TO answer to "a charge OF false I'M
prisonmcnt. Stcarus was released without
service Of any. writ.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-16

o. One Of the most curious celebrations
of the Fourth was that of the conNicts at the
Washington %. c. Penteutiary. The eN-
ereices, OF which there was pretty printed
programme, included the reading 6fthp Deoia-
ration by n murderer, an address by iorgcr,
and --seags 10y various other evil doors. DO
they Miss Me at Home ~ was given with
peculiar feeling
E-2- There are at present before the public
sixty-onc different moving machines with a
fair prospect OF this number being augmented
at least score before next July.
~ Whether lager be Intoxicating or not,
n great deal Of il is something worse, if Hunts
Merchants Magazine tells the truth when II
enumcrutcs no less than 80 pcrnloious aud
poisonous substances used IN hayoring it,
such as , e. marble dust, opium, tobacco,
hcnbanc 4 OF yitriol. copperas, alum, suych-
nine and other deadly drugs,