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IN PVESS-GRoBE'S NEW METHOD
For the Piano Forte.


II " The undersigned, publishers beg leave to an
that the method mentioned will be issued in the
month of April, 1859.
good for Piano has long been wanting
and Mr. CHARLES GROBE has performed the pbor in get
ting this mot admirable and satisfactory
1t will prove itself to be the valuable guides in the
instruction of the art Of playing The Piano.
Consder the authors welkuown capabity and long and
strong hope that the public 10 fur
nhed with thorough systematic progressive and entertain
Ing method for the Piano.
We confidently recommend 10 teachers AID pupils
better adapted the of elementary instruction than
any others with which acquainted.
plan pursued in this work is substantially the
that developed 0endohs method Of teaching languages
II wi the simplest clements The progress made
will gradual that will be perfectly Ineligible
is met wh singy, and after thorough analysis by
practice. -, :,
This method will undoubtedly provide teachers with well
dgese prog essive aud entertaining plan by which sound
and correct knowledge Of the art of playing the Piano be
acuuirei with comparatively little l4tor and in htprt
Duce oG will incredible to those who have
cennad themselves of the tedious systems heretofore
in ..,., ,,e
eren positions the hands and ngures and also likeness OF
the author. $500, -
eauaed in any musical work that has heretofore been issued
from the press in this or any other country.
The price Of the work will be g 81 bound in cloth, So
Copies will be by mail free Of on ,h receipt Of
the marked price LEE WALKER. Publishers,
Pi,iiadelnhia Feb l. 1859, 1872 Chestnut street.
And viii be for sale BY P. p. WERGElN,
nj I'm Camp street, New Orleans.
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Children three years old and nnder three
and twelve years old hafprce all twelve
f1llfsre
Family tickets in packages of twenty can be had at the
oce of the Master of Transportation Merchants whose fam
es reside the line Of the road tickets In
ages twenty for their personal reduced rate
Company prepared forward foods and Pack
of sill kinds every place with which they have
ton receiving from delivering at the doci Of patrons.
7. S. WILLIAMS,
ja24 If Mayter Of Transportation.
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Arrivals a. the Principal HeteIs Yesterday,

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. !. r A Stewart and lady,
VT; " Funnard, E Monteith, La. I Bal.
ley 1T Tremaine Wal Walsh and wife
ers, Miss Conner, Ala. % H Prendersast. Nd.
H Gulf, Fla. H Ronth, A Robert, Or Beck,
Burlington, " Nelsrn, La....J Stone. Z
H Hua,on and ay ap A Washington ss darsta9
Lewis, Va. II W Wilson. :. J a Deputy. Ark.
Richards. ;, Mrs Coulter Mrs Bosworth =.
ley and lady, Ala. ;. II H Manns and lady. ~ G
Herndon, Burnett, Humphreys, La. q b Todd,
Ky....A Williams, Mo. ). II Carlisle, PAN
ATs Gyal Mis- Eya " Ni and Mrs. Pond \.
Ketchnm, Miss Perkins, n saifold, Mrs Ketch.
ing, Johnston, " W Haden, 4 J Hallett, Ala
30 Thongs, Ky::..A Reading, 3 Hender-
Burton, 2 shattuck, Pa. R Smith, Mrs R CD
....H E Gulf, Flaw B Whitehead, Va Mrs
H Thomas, W Nelson, L G Nelson, D Cage,
CITY HOTEL; g Patram, Va. C a Lucas
and lady Miss Hodges, D Bryen. A Hollins-
worth, W " Haryin, " Drake, Capt spattleworth,
La; IL Gresning, Box Ark Ms Moore
and child. G W Lane, n Lane, N Co.. Miss
steiger, Miss Moore, H q Fultz, " " Johnston, G
Carpenter, H B Evans, Van Sweatinger, 7 G Nor
gan, J Hurst, R " Daniel, A Kellogg, ] A Smith, .
Allen, Mrs. Smith chas Holmes, Miss g N
Ford, La. B Jet. J " Lewis, Ark. e = Nay
son....J jones'. g A Allen, Mrs Smith, Miss
&c Jones' La III I.o chidsey i s s,,, WhaT &
Gwyn, Miss. e K Ross and lady, La. ;. j Clay
brook, J f Jones, Jas Harln, Ky....J H Melton, Z
Q Fuckette, J F Vial and family, La !. C J Polk,
Jas Perkins, D Stewart, Tex. Mrs Bryan,
KY. Miss E Giles, S Bell Jas Giles, Pa. .Dav
Adam. .Justus Witheret. Miss. W Libbey, N Y
....V Gantien, La. by A Moore, Jas 1homp.
son, Tex B Buckley and sou, La.
ARCADE HOTEL. ~ Bowden, Thos Pigott, La
...J W Smith, Tex. "A Fl Prewitt, Miss, :. R
Drake, Jas Payne, J D Stinchcomb, D Thomas,
La. w Askint, Tex D Gispie j A Fon-
tame, Miss. .Jno Bopp, Law H Haley, Mo.
N Thornton, B NJ Cook, La. ...R B Archer F
Asker, Ark
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. Mr. Austin and son. !. @
Prytz. job Routh, Tn H Saul, La....J c KEEL
logg, Jas Dobbs, N Y. ~ Phares, a j Phares,
Ala -. l. Hubbell and WIFE,
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KArHmAs's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper aad superior other used in Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities
!st DGRARIlITY-equa to the best slate roofs.
3D. IMPEkMEA BILITY-Superor any other crackt
or leaks being possible,
3D. BEAU TYlt presents smooth and granite like surface
Eh. CHEAPNESS-t costs much less than though It is a.
good any slate wood roof han the inferior
cnnpesien roofing heretofore offered the public III.
5h. IBfIITYIt will resst fire better than
slate roof.
This climate and protects the buildings til.
h sOLIDTYIt becomes harder and smoother from sxpo
be put roofs of any slope ana being Of light
weight does not require heavy atters support while
nei ats 10 e9sTS9r and does require repairs
Substances several of which peculiar TO alone
in proportions discovered by experiment and
II This city.
Testimonials Of the of the ara in the hand,
Of the agent and may be verified BY any person wishing
before contracting.
All orders left the Post Office, Box E. No. q will be
promptly attended to- apply to =
j. G. KAUFMAN
iai5 " of RienpilIe and Marsia stu
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E6 s 81 ~ s Ss akE1H s s6RThEkS

On and after January L. 1889 Passenger Trains will leave
New Orleans twice daily at A. NJ and $50 p NJ arriv-
Ing at Canton at $50 F. M. and 6.as A. NJ.
Returning will leave Canton al 7sO A. M, and $50 P. M
Freight Trains depart daily 7sO A. NJ arrive daily
Al0PM.
Freight be the Depot by O'Clock p on the day
previous the departure of the train otherwise It will lay
trim
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PROVISIONS Continued inactivity b the prevail
ing Characteristic in the market for almost every
article. Beef is in more abundant supply, and the
poor descriptions are difficult to move at quota
tons but good qualities being scarce sought for
and command rather more than our outside figures.
We quote Prime Mess sos. to 96s., and India Mess,
95s to Hos. and 115s per fierce. Pork remains dull
and former prices are obtained with difficulty We
quote az before: Eastern lis. to 1885, and Western,
6ss. to lis. y barrel Bacon is in very limited re-
guest at AS. to Ats. for Cumberland Cut. Long
Ribbed, ass to AIS, and Long Clear 46s. to 49,, u
cwt. Lard is less firm, some holders evincing dis
position to accept lower prices but during the week
there has not been a sufficient demand to test the
market. We quote Cos. q cwt. as the nominal value
Yours truly. JAMES HEWITT co,
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REDDING &, CO.'S
EAfR IT, k9g7a b. SOUTHERN EXPRESS.

ROMRAl.IER & CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
EXPRESS receive and forward all kinds
freight Havana Matapzas CardenRs, villa Clara ssgua
grands Remedto Nuevitas, Puerto Principe, Santiago
Cuba Trinidad Cisnfuegos in connection with the Ex-
presses Of Wells Fargo Co. Darlington Co.. United States
change Company for the United California ope
Agents in New Orleans, REDDINd CO.,
fel8 n ST. Charles under st, Charles Hotel
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Notice is hereby given, that all claims which may appear
all claims which be established by due process Of
law, will be promptly paid, with interest, in fnl1.
This occasion is TO inform the friends of DIRECT
correspondents Of Baylor K Co. throughout
the Districts that during the coming business
will made usual in New Orleans Cotton
accompanied in ali
tees for the balances due on each shipment.
Baggng will be filled by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port of New Orleans.
So the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
sales will be made in LONDON
by Public Accountant and to those interested. 70
DELAY PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward
weights of their Cotton and such other information
will facilitate the matter.
letters, private we'll business, relating
fairs Of BAYLOR Co., direc trade will
80 q HAYI,OR II j,OME Rp STREET, LOSnOE.n
Naftce OF DIssolution.
Notice hereby given that at the termination Of the
nershp now existing according to written articles of
,nent between the members Of the finn Baylor
will dissolved and the unfinished business placed IN
liquidation. @. g. BAYLOR.
Manchester, March, 1858. as HAW
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e.: rTTTE5=Fa7zl 1850.
- ssr@s sNiaESNEw ORLEANS, JACKSON 4 GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD


Express,
(Ofce in the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite
fayette Square will deliver in of the city Bag
gage Packages Specie Bank Notes Jewery etc. recevd
BY Railroad otherwise may be entrusted their
CHARGE forward the with and dispatch
the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that
either the Express Office the residences offices of
Individuals
On approaching New Orleans, the Baggage Master will 60
through the Train receive the Checks address of
wishing their Baggage semitic their hotel residence
25The Company will be responsible for all articles placed
In charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES IN ADDITION TO RI. FREIGHT:
Raw fbe nanot nd
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BUILDING MATifklAL, BRIeas. FiRkWoOD
v. DEMoRCELLE, Dealer,

At the Old Bssln, of Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly on baud BUILDING MATERIAL such M
Lime White and Ysow Sand Se@ens, Plaster 81 Paris shin
Bricks, and all kinds OF Firewood, -
-orders from tie cosnty promptly and carefully attend.
Gu 70. ans ly
BOARDING. THOSE nESTR0US OF OBTAINING
y board IL private boarding home BY the day week or
North street. Also several large airy we'll nshed
tooins mil If
Tyr. ID. q. WREN, HoNEo Ps&TAIST = OFrIeE,
~ corner Of Julia ard Mag szine stree,s
Special attention paid TO Disea Feaaes and Cbdrea
milo Sua ~ = $3.50 " S-s"'
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8sbish of tbt Nahts.

.w CaKscEEI OYyIcI, No. 10 Camp street,
Thursday Morning, April 7, 1859. :
CoTToN. The inquiry was good yesterday and
resulted in sales of about 10 500 bales Prices were
full without any material change.
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Sibsr Snttlligents.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 10 Camp ssreet,2
Thursday. April L 1859
General Remarks The Weather The
Rlver-BusIness-A Great Flood said to
be Coming from the Upper Mississippi
Breaks I'm the Diamond Island Levee and
at Waterproof-The Lower Tributaries.
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Nd GEORGE PATTERSON,
Successor to Mclean PattersonD corner Of Deort
and New Levee
The undersigned e prepared to manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY of all kinds for
stean Boats Sugar Plantations Saw Mills, Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
Fire Fronts. FurIace Months and Crate Bars.
Steam Cylindera Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions having q steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel Stir
Fsnge Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves Of all used
by steamboats,
he Agent for the sale of John osborns
Ing Crate Bar highly spoken of by the Pcayure Printing
Office and Others that have them Of these
be In under boiler lately put up this estab
lishment.
He has also made the sale OF
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot nveuieD
the establishment where large quantity Of second hand Boil
ers and Machinery may be found nj all times for sale
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans, june l. 1853 tel If
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,
---- GREAT SOUTH
lkALERN MAIL. ROUTES -


E--- GREAT soUTH- ~-A
AXAsLERNM MAIL ROUTES al1lEEl =
TICKETS THROUGH BY THREE ROUTES
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK
follows
BY the GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE, daily. Leav
ag New Orleans by splendid Mobile Mall Line steamers for
line of first class River Steamers From Montgomery New
York by Railroad TWO DAILY TRAINS all the route via
Columbus and Macon via Atlanta to Augusta thence by
Kingsve Wilmington, Weldon Petersburg Richmond, Wash
ngop Baltimore Philadelphia and New York, by the Bay
route Of splendid steamers from Portsmouth to Baltimore
TINE THROUGH, Six DAYS.
All the ronte by rst class steamers and railroad,
The Cheapest Routes,
Through by
CHARLESTON OR SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS TO NEW
YORK,
Leaving New Orleans Daily by the above Lines of
Savannah to New York by splendid Steam
ships Of large size all built expressly for the with
ror sateoon passengers Leaving Charles
ton and Savannah
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Passengers leaving New Orleans SUNDAYS or MON
DAYS would arrive st Charleston Savannah SATUR
DAYS Steamships
Leaving New Orleans THURSDAYS or FRIDAYS
would arrive at Charleston Savannah for the WEDNES
DAYS s'eamers
Rates through by Charlie or Savannah routes
(board on boats and ships included) only $39 rs.
For Tickets through by either Route and further nfoma
ton apply to
New Orleans, March rs. 1885, ms
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! ! i :.
Description Of Articles. =
Each trunk, valise or carpet bag,
weighing not more than 100
pounds .,............. 20 rs 40 go 40
Packages other than baggage,
weighing not more than loo
pounds. Observation-Disclosures. 10 rs 80 rs 80
Each additional SO pounds of bag
gage or packages other than
baggage .............,...... 10 10 10 10 10
Specie, bank notes, jewery, and
other yHluables weighing not
more than 100 pounds. 40 80 Loo l.50 90
Each additional gu pounds 20 20 20 20 20
T. S. WILLIAMS,
d2I II Master Of TRANSFORMATION,
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CHI A RLEs ON

.&E& FOR CHARLESTON-THE VERY FAST
EE4I sailing regular packet schooner II. p. StOney,
NY. Capt RargmaH, is loading and will have quick
oFpatch. Forffeignt, apply to S. JONES 4 CO..
81 Gravier street.
Agents in Charleston Messrs Holmes 4 stoney. as
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To sail on Tuesday the 18th A.ril ate IA. N.
ESEA FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA THE 18TH
3Mtlt mss Of Tehuantepec.-The U. S. mail steamship
,', Coatzncoalcos, Wilson, commander will
her wharf at the Of St Joseph Tuesday the
ian 1pr with the California mails and pas
sage superior accommodations in the first second
cabin and Storage, apply at the office of the
-, LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEC CO.,
h0 rnnieef
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FORRY SIT psro; nd,y Jriy X Eob-f- intact cs
# Jsres sa6 May Frr'-'
HESpERsOS-Tn Braoslyr Tuesday, Jay S David CsS-r
Fctd->t-. a-rd - wears.
IOUNSON-Os T~-aa, IA = suddenly Of ao'P'rsJ M
Joars tm Jo5nsor De ~ eaor< mss-ss - "
Wooster tr-t. AGED 5. ycAEs
LYE-on Weer..i.y uiy i. Peu smn C. L. Of the arm u
J4nars L~- Co. b. ne 81 OF his az"
Be isrd th-@ isshf J-w-s Ire Of Er iath-i IL ~
Co-r Sr h end u q T. Smith invited g si-Li ht,
Frfcay July 10 from as ate r-sdeL,-
N. "a II iou -,G..r, " boat ug-l-s notice
AORTuN-i hob t-u o. W-ir-sfsy. July =. Mare Lpas-
,c Il Wu. D. AID = VI. Morton aged noaia' s9d
q ds!A
RlPLEY-In Wiccheser " II. russtsy JAY IS Mary 4
wife az S.rCe W Ripley sged , years 10 months sud -
TIE relative, .sd friend. family. and a., to- Of her
vice. a. her late s.id-ccs ~ 6 relh street fndiy,
the rh .L,, o'clock Hex remains II BE- taken to BIS
ton for
ROGERs-A, H, residence No -: Pscifc BROOKLYN. on
TUESDAY. July u jarvis Rogers. p-puty Saerr Of hlnSs
County aged IL years. months and : days
sEYMUUR-Iu hi, city T-dsy. July % Theodore L. Sey
uour. sssi yssrs.
yREELAND-z iii, city Tuesday July IS Edward u
DAVID CatAs.e hneAd, aged years, aiol.l Aad 10
WAsHBJR Sn this city. ruestsy July - AFTER saoE,
i't,s. William. y Wssnbur1 slst year Il his
TT fr1.rS. tbe family and toe Old Quad. sui Coupsry
Independence Guard Capt Boys, respectfully invited 70
a-trId h fn-a tom late residence No. - 'aick esae
(Su,a, street. below b.-ec Aesi faaFsily assa july
IS, st aWcG-rk
YOUIE-or Tuesday evening July IS 1889 aer hong illness
Fr,s-r .oE Il Wm. l. snd S.Tsh louie
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COMMERCIAL MAIT,ERS.

WEDNESDAY, JAY a7-P. ".
The market opened with consderabl. dullness in
State Stocks sud the current ued at frs. to be III
the direction OF lower prices for the leading speculative
Stocks Of the Board but later r the session fresh
demand revived the market. and nearly all Of the
harez we're BIZ cher and at The close OF the morning
Board very frm. This improvement was partially
lost bet xeer the sessions and in the afternoon tue
market sgsin respsed into state o. inactivity and
heayness even more decided than that OF Yesterday
The Europas new. WAS announced during the forenoon,
but did not appear TO have any particular influence,
and the rally If the morning, like that of yesterday
afternoon, seemed TO come from the speculative
movements Of the brokers. Thc dealings 10 New
York Central were to about the same extent "a yes
terdav. aod prices range At sbout the same figures
closing at from ~ d7is. Reading was one of the
strote est I'd most active stocks the list at the
Frs. Bead but fell off again At the Second and after
the Board solo down to 81. There was brisk
movement in Michigan Southern Guaranteed, aud
price. advar ccd to - which was bld At the close of
the iifst session and between the Boards; bat the
stock fell off with tie rest Of the list in the
Afternoon, and Wa quite heavy later in the day,
ceiling down to ~. The movements in Mlchi-
gan Central, Galena and Rock Isl.ni were MT
a fair degree Of steadiness during the day,
though dull at the second BoaId. Illinois Central
sold at - and was aferward steady at bi4 bid, bat
the quotations lid not rise equal TO the Improvement
noticed in Ito English market Erie sold at :, but
was offered aferwsrd at the price. the business OF
the Second Board unusually small, aud the tone
Of the market was unusually fiat and unsatisfactory
The closing prices were: For Missouri 6s, 81 S3.'
Virginia -. q3.a9i; Canton Company, lS6lS!;
Cumberland Coal Co, lJal7, New-iork Central, ~
"a: Erie. &, a = Harlem II 10; Harlem Prefer
red, 80 93j,; Hulson River, -. ABB Reading. H.
q iii; Michigan Central, i!ai2 Michigan South
err : 1dS; Michigan Southern Preferred, ~ ~;
Pan ans lltl all6.; Illinois Central, Oh Gbis GA
lena. 81: 6i Cevelan and Toledo, 2}i Cal
cago and K Tex Island 81. a6li; Illinois Central
BONDS, SiaSil Pacific Mail, 7OiQ1
The business in foreign bis light aud rates have
downward tendency. Sterling is lO9. HOS Francs
il2I d5lli.
Freights TO Liverpool: 500 bales Cotton at j32d !;
800 boxes Cheese, per steamer, at 2js.; POO bb'.
Flour at 3D.. 800 bbs. Rosin at 1914. To London
CO tuus OL Cake at H.. 80 bbs. Sptits at 81. To
Bremen: 20 ba.s. Spirits a. ac To Hamburg: 300
bsgs Coffee, per steamer, at L..
Tie business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
SIS 20 Sl-ior Customs s2J9,0OO Payments. sl91-
"a CS California Drafts. rs 900; Balance, 8, 49,
81 l..
The following il the Bank movement of the four
principal cities ~ shown by their last statements:
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Officer MILLER uf the Sixteettt Wsrd testified that
be heard the btuse Of Mira Wai..emore was a house
VI bad chaIacter.
SAvrtL W. HasrIsGs. acting Sergeant Of the SIX
iecrh Ward testified tbat the repu atm Of the hoa-e
No 40 West Twenty fourth street YVES bad, and hal
been go for year.
W.. J. CirHiR. liquor dealer, Of NJ 80 Eighth
street tc-t fed that the house No. 10 West Tweoty
fourth street hs1 the reputation cf beiog house oi
bad rcpu,c; be heard this before the suj,i'e.
On bis cruse- eA.Iina'iOn ~itress terrified that he
had sod wire to Mr.. WhittemDrc and be bsi called
there to collect hs bu deliver goods; 81 i.r as
he observed, the house orderly aud vel con-
Quoted.
To Gen Nye-Had cold Heidsick vine aud brandy;
had sold number of bssk.ts during the pat year;
had cert gallons and half gallons Of brandy al different
tin es the orders quite often, had seen gentle
men there who sad they boarded thereof rather, he
hsd heard they boarded there.
JANIS G. JEPsON, an officer Of the Sixteenth Wsrd
Police Il s,iGed that he had known Mr. White more
over tsO yesrs: the character Of the bodse wa bad
II bad borne the lame OF hou-e OF pros hutton; oil
heI reputation he kew nothing, except thsi she keI
suCn house; before witness vas po iceInsn lie nal
kent restaurant and as often TIRES or four nights
q week he would furnish svppers for the house. some
tines for three or four peTs0nGss Often a. once week
durirg eighteen uOnths; witness knew tnat women
boarced there who had the reputation OF being on the
town. , -. 4,
ions THovpsoS, Sergeant Of the Sixteenth Wart
polce testified tina; he had had conversation sth
Cant. CARPENTER afer the nquett; be hal sa1 10
Cant Carpeuter tuat II would have bceo great dea
better to have reported IT. he said not part Of
bis dutes; il hsO always beea the practice oil inc De
partu ebt to report suicides, aud he had lever klo
an stance before where it had not been dohei Mr
Dubois said be had reported the house to the Captain,
aud the Captain had said be must be mioiaken-tha
he had kpow the lady for macy years
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Decrrase.. tLllI.525 sL9B,7i6 s5l8I

Decrrase.. si,HI,525 sI9B,7B -5lS.6i sl,s74 5oj
The steamer from Boston to-day took s9tj,0OD in
specie. No specific amount is named a. going by the
Saturday boat but most Of the bars received by the
Moses Taylor, which can be got ready, will probably
60 forward.
Tee Secretary Of the Treasury has declined an
offer Of 6 per cent interest for all the Treasury
Notes he has the right 10 reissue, about s9,0o0,oOo
al aso an or Of x per cent iuteres, for the same
amount. His receipts from Customs aud fiom s,les OF
Treasury Notcs at - per cent quite equal to his
immediate wants, AMI consequently 10 notes VIII come
on the market al any higher rate.
In addition to the gold FOR New-iork, the Panama
Road have transported since the last statement sji
922 for English sccount.
The interest coupons of the Central Railroad Of
New-Jersey, due August !, will be paid at the Office
Of the Company No. 90 Wal street. The Marine
Bank has declared dividend of per cent payable
Sh inst. The bushes. Of the Clearing House to-day
was OILY 81. 9?i 81.
The eamrgs Of the Gaiena aud Chicago Union
.NJ
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DIED.

sRESSAE-lr Grsu-oa:, l. On Tl,seAy' July - Jan
brs8Ean.
CAV ESACH-A Ns,p..h. Z. = Is---!ly JOY - -
Yrrc- - Br-1-ri CivsrssI Il TliEa1, tolJ q y
gran. Irrltr 3, in IL s5.A yea-o ~ ase
DXoy-a Ill, c.tv on Tuesday Jy =. fer snort Line'',
Nay IcL, aged 81 y-a.A
rMnET-Iu ,-s , on Monday eyrlins Jgy 2 acre oeg
snd P iul us.a. Ankle r. uy i4Lgh;ef u iL"11N Az
ara AnuaR Enm-t.
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