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BUILDING MATERIAL, BR1oks. rIREwoor

Y. DEMoRTELLR, Dealer
Al the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly on band BUILDING MATERIAL, saeh a.
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris shin
ses Lahs Save Also English French American Frs
Bricks, and all kinda Of Firewood.
Ordars from tho country promptly and atand
Cd to. ana "
I AW NOTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAt,
- Of my Iofsssen aad can hdfcund my ofes No u
lamp street.
~ u. N EsYvoLDs
I ARD OILS bbls. choice Cnsinnat Winter Strained
- for sale by II, KENNEDY & Co,
all 70 Poyiras street.
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Planters Merchants and others desiring effect Insurance
upon their property respectfully solicited to give portion
of their pstronaget this Company.
Applications for Insurance made in person by mail
dressed the Company either of the Directors will receive
Immediate attention. Possessing personal information in
gard locations and other details of Insurabe properly the
Southern and Western States this Company n-bed-beyond
many ohes-to give advantages in rates Of Premiums ETC.
The direction of the Company embraces Of the first bust
Of the city of New York. extensively engaged in the
Southern trade and close, identified with its interest
Amy information connected with Insurance will be eheerfuy
given and all business connected with this Company will be
transacted with beraty and promptness.
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FEVER AND A.G U K i.
osGooD's CHOLAGOGUE.

This the only remedy for this
ease. No need again complain Of having
they have never this celebrated remedy II onoe they
take
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE,
then farewell TO Chills and Fever forever.
For sale in Now Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT co.,
Fl and 161 Chartres street,
Sole Agents fer South and to whom all should be
addressed.
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HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF the City of New York
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Capital, $4,000.

OFFICE-w HITLOCK BUILDIN
Corner OF Nassau and Beekmsn streets.
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved to pay interest
six per cent in cash all the outstanding Prohs
the holders thereof their legal representatives
after the SECOND MONDAY in August proximo
Also to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 40 per
oen) the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company the
year ending the 3h June 1852 for which certificates will b.
issued and after the frst day Of October next.
And resolved further that after reservng Ono Million Of Dol
lars Profits all the outstanding certificates Of Profits Of the
Issue the year 1856 be redeemed and after the Second
Monday In August proximo we'll to pay FORTY PER
CENT of the certificates Of Profits the issue Of 1851 and
after the 10th Of September nextineres thereon from
30th June ut
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]. WRIGHT & co.

DR. WRIGHTvs CELEBRATED REJU.
vEKArING ELIXIR,
Prepared n de sics rhnscsuea1 Principles, ~
DE Ablsst Chemists ofthS Age.
NO MINERALS.
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Officers and Committees elected 81 regular meeting Of he
Directors this Association held Monday, January 1853
year ending the rst Monday Of january
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SECOND ANNUAL sTATEmEnT
~ or THR-s
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
rhefoowing statement of the affairs of this Company
Published, in conformity with the requirements Of their Char
| tor. viz: 81
Amount Of Premiums received for the year ending
Amount Of unsrinssed risks on s November. ~
d, zzb %
Total amount Of Premiums for the year ending soh
November .sa9s 4tl g
Premiums on Fire Risks. 5000 3
o. si Tsae Rsi ss...:......:..: @as q
--s,ss.4 n @
on NOV ~, 1855. 6s,9S 00
sdsl4a e
Net Prsmums for the year ending soh Ne
Losses ~ s Paid during the same period IT, :
q Masin ai Risks ......:: 'sss sS &
Rsnsursaoss expenses, interest or sub 80 a., =,
Less interest," discount pren and loss. etc. 4s2l5 IA
ss,To -
Net ss,sss s5oas the ending 'a
The Company has thefollowing assets, viz
Bills rscevabls short date for premiums q
Bulls receivable being balance due on subscription :,
Due premiums course oolieot.- ..:.... 1851
Invested in notes secured by on
worth double the amount due thereon 1900 %
Invested IN notes secured by pledge OF stocks 1853
Invested In city bonds 6SS6 Sd
scrips Of Mutual Insurance Companies. Ls79 oe
Totaanount Of 1854 $50 IS
STATE OF Lou1sIAHA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans
Be- remembered tina. on the 9Th December. 1883 befe
and State Aforesaid personally appeared Oer Galnrd Pre
Company New OeSns being duly
lug law do depose and that the above
true and transcript from the books Of sd
pany.
and subscribed before this 9Th day Of Deesm
boz, A. d. 1883. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice OF the Peace
Tho Board Of Trustees have resolved to interest Of SIX
per in cash the scrip Issued by this Company for
1857 the holders thereof their legal
snd after the second Monday Of February next.
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend
sixy 6 the net earned premiums Of the Com
pany the year ending November So 1855 for which
cste will be issued and after the 9Th of February, 1853
The Company against the perso the
rivers and damage e Aths current rates
% o p,s@S1s .o.rondele.street.
o. GAILLARD, President.
GEO. W. WEST, Vite-Prssdent.
4. suHR1IBak. Secretary.
Geo W, West r. P. Hunt
James A. white. MI Muason
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr,,
D. JaEisop, Euma AuguBtin,
Antonio Costa, Cessire Olivier,
Omer GalIard do "
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Chemical Laboratory. New Orleans School o, Medicine,

hepember 3,
have carefully examined specimen Of Ron OIL from the
Southern Oil Company and find that II retains its perfect lin
pdty six degrees below the of Fahrenheis
eight degrees below freezing point twelve de-
grees below 1t nrbd but does still
being liquid 1t is therefore highly valuable ubrcating
agent In climates where the temperature naturally low It
scarcely exposed, ordinary
temperature the artificial subjected
without freezing.
[Sgnedl I. l.. CRAWCOUR, 3D.
Professor Of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New
leans School Of Medicine,
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Depo. N. O., 0. and G. W. Railroad Co., /,

JHnnAry 10, 1853. J
To the Southern Oil Company-Gentlemen Our experiments
during the month the your Machinery Oil
boxes show saving Of Is the
On when nsed for the purpose while it equally
a. we'll. -
We shall adopits exclusive particular purpose
ct once. Yours respectfully,
tsgnedl A. B. sEGER,
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Depot N. O., 9. and 9. ". Railroad, I

q. U.
Algiers Nov. IL, 1858.
TO Southern OIL CompanyGentlemen take pleasure In
being able that had Machinery OIL which Won sent
be used the axle boxes cars to work we'll 10
far the limited time have had II In permitted ma 10
estit.
Car boxes packed with II have at an average
speed Of Is miles hour without additional
oil, and remaining perfectly cool.
am at engaged In making further relative to
th comparative cost with other lubricators.
Yours respectfully, A. BSEGER,
Vice President Spperinterdeut
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smithheld Plantation, October 30, 1858.
70 the Agents Of the Southern Oil Company New Orleans
reply have say1 have used Of the barrel of lub
eating Oil obtained from and the
cription am satisfied that YOU have al.
tanned desideratu for the South in furnishing
cheap and valuable OIL of home marufactofy.
Please send two barrels and obge yours respectfully
(Signedl W. JONES LYLE
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Pass Christian, October 8, 1883.
Dear Sir went to Mobile Monday works
Of the Southern OIL Company and had explained fully
he process by which they refine the Oil and entirely the
perty essential to all lubricetory oils"
This Is precisely what all Resin Oil makers heretofore have
failed To do and whit has cansed the weouhed prejudice
against the on as without tho features which have
eating purposes while with the discoveries made system
in the Mobile Works. believe the OIL will prove
superior other Oil for ubrcating purposes
cially In cold climates. .
but congratulate the Company and the
achievement which will be Of wealth to both
Your obedent servant,
[Sgnedl S. Il. GILMAN.
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ST. Charles and Commercial Pace Dubois
Row, No. l, up stairs.
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MAUNsEL WHITE.

Commercial Cotton Press,
New Orleans, November g. 1858.
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil manufactured by
the Southern OIL Company the Sides wrists and journals Of
Lard OIL and fully equal to any Oil have ever used ma
ehinery. 1t farther than Lard OIL and is entirely free
gum keeps the journals cool consider altogether
the best ubrlcaor have used during experience of fifteen
years engineering, and shall continue Tvs use.
[Sgnedl HENRY INGRAHAM,
Engineer Of Commercial Cotton Press.
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f,LG pfsACfs BiSaNOY-S1 66- in siore and 10
" sale by s. JONES Il 20,
Jas Vi Gruvier street
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California Saw Mills, Third District. :,


New Orleans, Nov. l6 1858.
The Southern Oil Company-Gentlemsn: Having fully
tried the Rosin Machinery Oh made by Company the
engine and machinery Of the above mentioned Saw Mill,
have the pleasure to state highly approve ubr
eating OIL being in opinion fully equal lubricator
any Oh have used in point of economy superior-a
less quantity being required and working perfectly free from
gum.
eSignedl Il. STILES.
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r EZEKIEL.
~ Ii You HAVE Couau

~ I7 YOU HAVE CoUGH,
TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTURl.
TAKE HAMpToNs rINcTuRn.
II you nave kh'9nfslSni TakE hiAMprous r,Ncru,,
If you have Bronchitis. A0' AANoAoA.'
TAKE HAMPTONs TINCTURn.
II you have Pain in the Back,
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTURE.
Ii you are all Weakness,
TAKE HAMProNs TINCruRI.
TAKE HAMpTON's TINcruRl.
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writcr
Is most highly esteemed like thousands of our boot
known citizens, feels 1t duty to bear testimony Of
the wonderful curative power Of HAMPT0N'S
without giving it triaii Call and get pamphlet,
and see testimony.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. 2s, 1853.
A.ssrs. Mortimer d Mosobray-G Gentlemen: have
been for some time afflicted with Asthma accompa-
MED with sbortness Of BREATH with many symptoms
properties of HAMPTON'S VEGETEBLE TINC
TURE, from having used the same, induced me 70
procure bottle Of the Tincture. and by the OF
one bottle was 80 much better that was induced TO
use more Of IL, and by taking five six bottles was
restored to nay usual health and will SAY 70 al per-
sons who are afflicted as was to use HAMPTON'D
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Gentlemen-You are at liberty to use my name
for the benefit of the afflicted;
ELLEN fEDsu.
8. West corner of Liborty and Clay str
~ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures
Sold by PURCELL, LADD h co. Richmond; By
DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg; BIZ all the Druggists
in Petersburg; by MORTIMER MOWBkAY,
Baltimore, and By Druggists snd shop-keepers
Ha- 81 per bottle; six bottles for %.
no I--d&wts
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sg- SANFoRp's LIVER IsvIGoRAToB-
sa BUaRow 8 RELIABLE MEDICINE
THE MOST EXALTED RGMEDY IN THE

sGS~ BUREow RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED RGAiEDY IN TIL
WORLD
Has cured. and is DOW daily etfecting the most
extraordinary cures of diseases to which humanity
is afflicted thousands, who were hitherto suffering
unLer the most iuyeterate diseases and which were
deemed beyond the skill OF medicine. have been
wonderfully restored 70 health by the use OF this
TISh, SYPHILIS. PILES, DYSPEPSIA. ALL
>CRoFULnUS AFFECTIONS. and f05' oil diseases
r9sidting from imprity Of he blood. it is unsurpass-
cd 10y any medicine IN medical science.
BY thoroughly purifying the Blood and Stomach
ana Strengthening and renoyating every organ of
the human system. il necessarily cures all those
diseases resulting from morbid action of the same
such as LIVEk COMPLAINT, NERVOUS nFFEC-
TIONS, GENERAL DEBILITY, ERUPTIOhs
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE
and all ether diseases which are well known to ex-
st from the above causes 4 that is asked is a
fair trial which will assuredly convince any one OF
the 0mparable Efficacy OF this remarkable pre-
paration in curing the diseases for which it is re-
commended For particulars call and get a de-
scriptiye circular. Prepared BY
W BURROW Il CO,
Practical and Analyt tical Chemists.
Norfolk Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Ladd Co. .
DR. Garlick. Warng Pearce, and Druggists
generally. NH i--3 M
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E- THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.


PETERS' INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RHtEA, AND A)lli SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy. containing no Mer.
curlsl or Daisamic properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the public, in its curative resto-
ratlye aGd renoYatng poWers and the medical
world are astonisbed when told that the above 70.
medy will cure the above diseases, and confounded
when they have occular demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remsdy
for twenty odd years, has known of a of twenty
years standing TO be restored t@ perfect health sn
all other cases OF shorter Duration to be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case Of G0uorrhea v hich the remedy will not
prudence the part Of the patient and to any one
purchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
ingy, in his or her case he guarantees perfect
cure; and in case of failure will furnish additional
medicine. free of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; and cEre will be effected with
out inconVenieuce to the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS APPERsON, Druggists,
Agents for the city Of Richmond,
de tO-6mr No. 2Ni broad st.
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AroHEAP CARD PRINTING. ptsp Arcu
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO on
RuGGLEs' FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSES. IA
prepared to furnish thisdescription Of work cheaper
and With greater rapidty. than any other establish
ment In this city. The largest stock of CARDS In
the city can be fcuni at thia Office.
81 Buy YOUR Books AT THE Orr Booy sronx
whore you may bay
Book and Geld Watch for sloo
Book and Silver Watch for 100
Book and Gold Chain for 100
A Book and Gold Thimhle for 90
Book aad Cameo Pin for lC0
a Book and a set Of Sleeve Buttons for Ioo
A Book and a Gold Locket for 90
A Book aud Coli Braoele: for leo
A Book and Gold Pencil for 100
A Book and aift Book for 100
GIFT BOOKSTORE.
NH lS-4t NJ - No..
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- MEMpHIs AND WASHING

ss>~a-a TON TELEdRAPH LINE This rev
TELs2RAPh LINE is aow oren for b},siness IL
connects with Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville,
Chattanooga, VicEsNurg Natehez and New Orleans,
Atan'a Angus \ Charleston and Savannah, Mont
e0nicTy and Mobile, in the South and South vest
and all tptoTmei'ate points Of Importance. From
ktchmopa to Washington il will pe operated with
ingson Iity with the American Telegraph Compa-
nys Printing Lines to Baltimore, Philadelphia
New Nurs. Rostoa, Portland. Bangor, Haljfsx No
hs'd, Troy albany, Rochester. Buffalo. leveand
1nIeaso, cincinnati. Lonsyille, 1T Louis and sta
toas IN missouri Iowa and Kansas aid offers a
prompt and reliable Line OF Telegrarh to the com.
msrciai AZ teiecrarhinE public
NH S-ts ~ " VS.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
susprcrous CHAnAorrna,-Fix.

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTKR3.-Five lads
all known to be members Of the worst gang in ths
city, and some of them notorious rogues, were
captured and Gagged last Monday night. First OF
these we notice John Lipscomb alias Jack Shep-
perd, who made his escape from the city jail some
months since. and for whose arrest the Sergeant
then offered reward. Lpscomb, at the time of
bis capture, was employed on the canal boat
"Rockbridge," and appears to have been leader Of
his gang. After his capture small trunk, be-
longing to John Cronan, was found in the stable
of the boat, in which were found $l3 in gold
Next on the list, is George W. Rowe, Jack Shep.
pards left bower, who was captured and Gagged
for striking Wstchman Franklin with a large
stone, as he was passing along Byrd street. Be-
tween and O'Clock Captain Wilkinson rested
Thomas Rowe, John Cronan and Thomas Wilkin-
sou. under suspicious circumstances, and on yes.
terday morning the Eve were before the Mayor,
and remaoded fer q hearing next Friday.
The police are satisfied that these boys are cons
tinuaiiy committing depredations upon our citi-
zens, end the Mayor has frequently attempted to
restrain and reform them, bat for want Of a house
OF correction, or come place other thaa the Jail in
which to confne and make them labor, they
grow worse every day.
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RUNAWAYS.

9 RAN AWAY from the subscri-
IA ber on Wednesday. the instant, Negro
%SN Girl named MARTHA, of a dark complex
~ icn about feet s or 10 inches high had on
a aar x berage dress and black wad bonnet. She
took with her red calico dress and an old corded
cashmere cape / have Nd doubt that she has
t[rped mass she has been seen about the streets
she il about i6 years of age will give five dol:
lars for her appre hension and delivery 10 me, and
twenty dollars for any information that will lead to
the conviction of any person harb Iring her.
mh I4-4s~ jnSEPh u HALE1
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FoBGEsY.-A forged check for twelve

dollars and fifty cents, purporting to be drawn by
John W. Cardwell Co., and made payable to
Benz. A. Watson, was presented at the counter of
the Farmers Bank yesterday, but being somewhat
suspicious in appearance, the Paying Teller refer
red it to the President. The lad who presented
It, said it was given to him by Mr.. Watson. but
when it was suggested that some one should be
sent with him to Cardwell & Co.'S to see if all was
right, he slipped out of Bank and cut stick. The
police have been given description of the boy
and will probably arrest him in day or two.
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There we're 81 deaths in Baltimore last we,

There were 81 deaths In Baltimore last week.
Rev. Kingston Goddard, Of Philadelphia. has
baen rendered the pastorship Of Christ church,
Cincinnati.
Some ofthe steamboats, refuse 10 land ct Hawes.
willie, Ky until the murderers OF Lowe are brought
TO Justice.
Isaac Edge, the we'll ksovn pyrotechnist, died
at Jersey city,on the 10th inst.
The New York Chess Club have Taised 5000 tos
wards the testimonial TO Morphy.
Eisi,op Mcllvsns has reached his homo In Ohio
from his European tour.
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DEATH BY CaoKING-On Wednesday evening, Mr..
samuel Carothers, we'll known pattern maker.
OF Pittsburg, was srangled to death. by piece of
meat lodging in his throat. He had eaten his
supper partly, at the house of Mr.. Burns, on Ferry
street, and was observed to leave the table in a
hurry, and without speaking. He was followed
out by the landlord, who found him in the ward,
with bis hands raised, but, unable TO speak, or
draw his breath. He soon fell, and was carried
into the house. Two physicians were summoned
as soon as possible, but it was too late
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NOTICE.-Jomx N. WILLIAMS,

z NOTlCE.-JoHN N. WnLIAns,
"a formerly with Mr. John HiilJ condvses the
N Watch and Clock Making and JsvelDy
Business st No Main street. three Doors
below the Old Market
Here may be found neat aasostmsos q ens
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold and Silver CAetnap
spectscles. to suit all eyes; large a9ortnsns q
fne Clocks. ~, &C.
and Resulstirg Of fns Watches and Clocks. An
watches and Clocks repaired In my stogs ere vax.
ranted 70 perform well for ono rear, witbous sxtso
charge unless broken.
JOHN N WILLIAMS. Watch and Cock Makss.
and Jewcler, No Main st. three doors below LIT
Market. JaH-3m
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Eas- DR.. MINNocK's IgDIAs PAgAcEA,

FOR THE CERTAIN CuRE OF NxURALGI. AND EHxU-
AArISa.-This Compound ehectualiy relieves ana
cures Neural gia AMI rheumatism iG its most acute
form Tue great success with which 1t has met and
the Increasing demand justiies the sssertio0 that
il stands unriyalled as a remedy, Those who have
suffered and relieved, willing witnesses
in behalf of its virtues. The many testimonials
which have been given in its behalf. are convincing
and satisfactory. The afflicted have only to try
and be convinced.
Many certificates of its efficacy can he SCI by sp-
plication to the Agents
tE- ~he genuine panscHa is TO be had of all
Druggists. Orders address ed to the General Whole
sale Agents FISHER WINSTON,
Druggists, l23 Maln street, Richmond, Va.
Price, One Dollar per bottle te ls-Im
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10 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Re-

A WARD-The subscribers offer q reward OF
ANFIFfY DOLLARS, if taken IN the state, and
81. of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, if taken out
o: Ina state Tor the apprebe enson ans delivery to
them ia Richmond, OF MULATT0 MAN named
STEpNsY, who away from Mrs Julia Mitchell
about ten days since lie s of a brown color, about
Is years old We feet 10 II incaes high, and is
good looking man. but little stopping and round
sh0u uldered He came from Amelia county, Virgil
MA but has belonged 10 us as Executors, and has
lived with Mrs Mitchell. in Richmond, for FIVE or
six wears nast SAMUEL I MITCHELL,
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
NH s-2w Executors of Wm Mitchell. jr.
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SPOILED BIRDs.-Francis Cevasco, q
trader In apples, Birds etc, at the frst market,
made his appearance before the Mayor yesterday
to answer summons for selling unsound robbins,
and refusing TO take them back, when called upon
to do so. Frank pretended to know nothing about
the bargain and sale, but was required to pay
nns of S. for the offence.
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TIE EXPLOSION OF THE PRIScSss-We learn ths,
Henderson G. Hudson aad u. b. Phillips victims
OF the explosion the Princess, have since died al
Bayou Sara. s. Powell, who was wounded is a,
that place, and will probably recover Herman
Marcus, OF Fayette, Miss, and n. Jacobs of Nor-
folk, Va, are among the missing.-N o. Bulletin
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A COOP IDBA-The English druggists about
adopting Rectangular bottle with deep 1utings, to
put poisons in which are sold by retail This is
to prevent persons making mistakes by getting
hold of the wrong bottle. As su additional secu-
rity, the neck of the bottle is contracted that
but drop at time can be poured out. The very
deliberate and cautious action thus produced will
it s believed, deter any from taking overdoses
of medicine, while it is dfHcult to imagine case
in which person could pour out and take the
whole contents of one of these bottles in mistake
for something else.
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The celebrated yacht WaDderer was sold at Sa.
vannsb, Saturday. to Charles Lamar, for 81 900.
Mr.. Baker, a member of the New York Assem-
bly, from Catarangus county, died on the 18th ns'.
1t 10 estimated that the nett receipts of the Bos-
ton Homo opathic fair will be $4,000.