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THrao JuDlet.l DISTRICT couaT' JANE srR9NG - sA-
DY VIRTUE of ain alias writ of ferf facIns

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SHARES Of SlD0 ca h.
Of the capital stock afhe Citizens Bank Of Louisiana secured
by mortgage said properly
;, ACERIAIS LOT or GROUND, being No. l. situated
in the city OF Lafayette, The Fourth District
leans in Nuns suburb in square bounded Nuns Religions
St Mary and Lever measuring ST. Mary
street by 1870 feet inches front division lot No
B. Iii feet INCHES deep the line of lot feet Y
of an Beh the line. -
Seized In the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot,
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Every class Of House Servants etc.
Mppay Twill be ample from receipts during the
~ establishment Il between Grayier and Common
street,, No. ~ which is the second street west from,
MM Gharlss Hotel
II = - WALTER L. CAMPBELL
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EPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT-II a
~ etc conduit depot des du Quatriame District
jackson entire les rnes Constance ct Laurel epave
une vache dun brnn obscur, pprele
droe fendae ct de Ia gsuche coupee atape
eur Ia hAnche droite. y
81 la te NEST pas reclamee ours les ais
payes ellie vendue enchare pubique Depot
JEUDI, 10 mai 1859 10 henres A. NJ -
q. o. fletcher, Commissare des rles
Nouvelle- Orleans, de mai, 1859 l2 ls
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= Z I. ----F -
FOR & AI. u.

H1R 4ALE AN ASSORTMENT OF EMPTY N u
Nfns Ca H. ON al is gallons AL IN good nrd ~
ntajrss 1t old No. "a Old Lsvee, new No 81 Old Lei
mv4 y
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SHERIFFS SALES.

SIXTH S 2s1sGr sa MEL
ms directed By the Honorable lie sah District ceafs
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
Camp MsEasIne Streets SATURDAY the 2st day u
'1y c 5fSs 0 fST 81 GROUND situated in tho
raDe Y % ssIsas as
Pile oommuny Surveyors dated February 17h 1872 said
Public Road on The rear line By deep
bounded in the rear by alley common to said lot
Together with all and singular buildings and improve
msnt. thereon consisting Of brick house. slate
rooted with as yeandsh in 'front.' which house stands be-
i 5 IS ,s to %
BY s. %sssss Il H. on as ssa p snls
Of 81 In the Citizens Bank Of
cordng to charter Bank and Ii. bsanee Of he
price Of adjudication cash on the spot.
a2s myl7 q Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
FIrrH DISTRICT couRr WIN. J. MAYNARDv,.J ]. r. RICH
q Ny 25sHG Aa ~ G Z, ..nSS
d A. O. Dickenson directed by the Honorable Ss
Fifth Of New Orleans In the above entitled cause
Common street between Camp Magazine Streets on MON
DAY, May 80 1859 At IL O'Clock NJ,
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
crsaulEAE couR DE DISTRICT wM J INA MAYNARD VS.. J.
:, de u; Nsgys!,s, Orleans. iso!t - "-N'
u moi adresse par bonorabe Gnansms cour de District
de pyele dams aase esdsssns procedera
Commune entire les du Camp ct des Magasns
L'escave nominee ELIZA, agee denyron 45
Salsie dams l'afaire cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Rehabilitation
a2S my6 IA % 30 Sheriff de la Paroisse dOrsans.
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M&8H0ES FOX SALE HAVING RE
ed from Esplanade to the Of Baronne Orr.
nkTeesa two squares west of the Charles Hotel
E Essg ss1n,tsSty o. hand choice 10y Of Maryland
Nechanics, Cook, Washers and Ironers Seam
~ Of which will be sold low for cash Or on time
NV Acceptances =
- " Il M wTIaoN
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
ais ltawSw Secreaire dn Copse Assistant Aldermen
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EPAVE DU TROlSIEME DISTRICT-u a
etc conduit depot des du Troseme District
sn T GlgasI g. bnns, nans CONNIE epaves
tache blanche lie front qs petite, aches blanc hes
sur les deux pieds de derriee etempe gauche
81 lie dit animal recame ours
payss Il sera vendu penchere publiaue, dit depot lie
SAMEDI 81 mai, 1859, 10 hours, A. NJ.
Nouvele Orleans. le 0 mai 1859
myl0 IS 20 G. o. fletcher. Commissaire des rues.
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EPAVE DU SECOND DISTRICT ii a
etc conduit epayes du Second District Derbgny
entire les rues dn Maine ct StAnne, CONNIE epaves-
I'm cheva blanc. mordn les puces de 1914 mains
rics Ia hanche gauche etempe sur Ia cusse ct e
paule gauche.
81 e dit animal pas recame dams our ct les ais
payss sera vendus Penchere pubqne dit depot SA
MEDI. 81 mai. 1859 midi. ~ -
Nouyee- Orleans, 9 mai. 1853. ass. .sDs5,... ,
mylO l6 20 C. 0. FLETCHER, Commissaire des rues.
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FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
to the Fourth District Pound Jackson street between
Constance and Lanrel streets, as estray--
One rcd cow with white belly ssn all white SPOT
the left fore and hind feet ii spots
back, a hole in each horn visible brand.
Which claimed within expenses there
paid will be sold at public auction said depot
DAY, Nav IA, 1859, at In O'Clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, April g. 1859.
G. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered April %, 1859.
HENRY DUREL,
nnn nller
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- -. .,l,d With n h,eafv scsoect.bse
So'tn Unuron, ~A" $50. an. s...,.,,s. A. syot
audience, composed OF 'aa"' ~'
o,,,,r An. ex,oiss ~eye ccAnmepoeo ct mo nos' III
oo'oOA "o - .r~,o M n ,,as.v
bsdvr, " w" -, :, ~. a-,.s. ~. o...or
me Hon Judge "'o"s, :" i"'~v~' ~ ~
ss.c,~o 10 .aar~ss society tbs year, WAS infoaocea
ee -. -, ,,o,osss "a .oeaf az Anari AN tsstsla
hc SAD 'hA' ~ 49,. .-'..- : y. =
ueD ps< ucossy mo Influences VINO" Nons''psN ws' w
80 cnseuc,er % wo q seDe defects am esls
" .x..,,.., avn. .s.a,,,o. .uss In. chs
roe eu'J'e> "~' S 49,,
sDe Condition OF the great pon. czi connnpv WIN
mich cor lot was ssscs lated IL wss, ths,eore, wei,
-. -. ......u a, a,u..,a, 80 uo ,,.,. n,
""'os "o A'f1"0n ~ '.u0'"A "
sones was VOC nSe ~ TOO ioS, mo crNvaseo OF
rude, 70 be she eoJscs OF 'easIsuon Vner. ~~re
nos, so rosiea Of Ddepepaeos ~ 70 .. eAemM IRON
inlus pO~er Il created ana exnotet tbs
commonly tprm sa he nssta VI ssosss
aavanced te material ip,ercs ., and was
no without eject UPON pabno pcras ~eN snts.eo
,usi Improvement cnere we're lev subjecss upon ~ocn
do leave lee iuprces Nor o'd III coo-t0efA s'oo =.
ssrd ooy Abe past, fo essaton net nnsoed york
In earlier the b. W make iA~e WAS invested N
those APPOINTED rne tbsory
Of such COVER Ut ola Oot asAnue INT assent % na
governed St,i sgss not without Us al
Manages Being the ~ek Of r,axe niaa, II W's %
sypec,td that sc0ld n.nVest Prraer unity purpose
frseoVm Whatever csmpa asea add exprrt
m~DIsi toe orator sb.n prooseaed ~ ssow SaSs Sas
~ ,ne great ends Of ex@,ASoo, ats
naming TIT power Of cc0@on usage or coss'm ~ocn no
ENLARGED upop 70, VEG naaeoce Of cuson
upoS h, hapis Of toe incv,oual ANA apoa
! and ranupp. there eaL y fe~ OF our Afo -s
| .hcb had survived aaslterei qs.rsr Of cen.
tury eone u toe ssttss mad ,eooossru,ed sos'r
CONSTITUTIONAL .S. There ~as no~-vs', sao.S~. OF
popular usage ~hiso deep o. os all ~Sittsn 10 sn6
.,cn. Upon ,h's toe a~ MAKER NEST ouhn II ne -'ad
rsHe enduring structure ASoong he other "n leoc-s
~b oh sn.teo Anle,a sn hgsat'on we're sooo as -s'1o
from The locai sisustIco ao9 y"ysisi ospaohes " oar
o1nfy Every AZ naa ~ prcu'isr pesese"1, soa 40
msD1eo dlnsfeDt kiu's on iA-s Ju'gs o"ook Aho1e" VI
Inc change -nsch DAD oeTn mae ~ A@eon.n 'sw To
reference 20 resi- estse asa stoSr o. tue encs nsa
upon ihe ens sc'er No. ovvsops n'n o. oar p-o1e Au
osner aaelc &c D-. .ieoea reg sA,oa VAS ns so~osrA
tive youro OF tuis c0ohly 10 onoocs o-so ortesVng
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P~ysOuat Icts}y1aNpC


Hon. J. b Bowhn, OF Mo ana Hon ". Saeed, q
TcDD s,e II Washington.
Secretary Floyd ana Hon John Lesoher stn ct she
Bot Springs, N Virgins
Prom Lavscs, In To 'ohr rsaapo'H Mostly lady and
an VIE, u'h ~hea; wor.'cb ard .fe, NJ. bay,
drove, ePsy.p Q B.pssrce D.,td setnce Doos6 soss.
bebe tPsrhsf,J HI l. hoy and vts-sad 81 tn seevsea
o. r. 'ss s.s ss:.
.Sd v.s s a :sp a.ss ~; sre
G We, Partridge b . II de-, Id nu'smsn S'o'o
,s.:rnsn r';,,s ss.s s .:, ss :os
-rs MIS- and Candy so.,cD MS Bsnnsh y asunstt
!. ., s.s y: s..
sPi h Ansovsr nrsR .ro.n HADnsb Trses. Lawrence
" S. T.. sf.Ys'
s.ss woqs: ID and EN- bah y; y: and \: ~
~, s"s-r, Graz. d virginia. Js~s. Duke saa
sp, Ssssso val xe.s .,s n.
ts,s,. S.rciu .oS soU as.ec s."iD:. asW., -:
Lsrs,ao L.-s .oDa " and ssn.asss W Cdlz
t...s sp,, .nn ,. @ w s.. xsss
~ s,pe1 ". McE., ard ssh s,ss Paterson scs':a;
~, k sSa s .sv.
y. s.S;- Ecso,, s sss I'D ss NJ
s.os,s y, SOD ". .rssd. 'or. si SwS aosis.
j F Goodi.h st joins NJ rs Total 81.
fo- 1shncrd, &c, In the sesr s.'u 'smes.own Mrs
IN. be-, wtbbey lady and to- co, d,en MIS- sa.-
srv lat' arc chic: Wis @ VIAL srs Craig mrs g
rtsmss Ma n Lloyd Ms Carlton md dsugst-- q Gen
@ ss .na Ss%' am & sna ssy @
-tcr, Nts l Eee n Wis ~sv y n H~vusrt Mss 4
n spr MIS-. Hsrs j eyyes and LADY Mas Z N-nm mood
r E-t'scr snd lady r pLsavy Srs Lesvy Mites
esa NV Mss n 4 Seahur Ms Wis u hoe Yrs
ssmpsk Mes w aftpe Mra etera d s,z~-rrep and
jacobs sb,sr. 9 Reaus Dr ! Ward n West
N"-tsii n Eddy NJ stingf~,tow W Ford " svn,
eu hh, B l Wilson. smith. Lyope McNals. D
kcoc Joi Egbert GrObn, ChAs Hall, and - In The
afaa
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the thing ~ real and sih hs Sa'avmiuson "
RID ihe une wb.re ssrt " m snsh
pNor,s,ps prssapca III p-"o-rtv cwcere ana W zoe
fsosrs spisrs- soen, ~ toe cty p7tthss,d.
i wuulo be veil br s-9ef. Il ~. ccg. cood pes'rv
be together vNh the less crsuy h"ss 'po
0oss Er, aI Vi. Dgat as S1e noss sfe
coDunnsnv r,ey suytnior 10 me SayW
eA'eiy ynd o. that sns ~ oar op~ra s"'s
ever hero l. srlpcssihs 80 sleep q. nigh' WIN nv
too ter Vi. " FOOT ssvrsst 9er'Hes tns flav
have "a s;ask srssye,s ~ the DAY Az st
hight Sometimes tney the 90 the ann walks
ir ser.ot pack b-rds sas nan Snos i-g they
bsppsp hold -
To morrw IhsDecpr Dowpins Continues toa exlsrai,os
tin, MT ode 20 csis ihe peG--es a1s JSDe o1'ioE
abh.bueps rurtr Of tpas. sssiy invaded aat o-s s-ea
Mn N spd rebtb rnsy a. TcR az os.s %
other icsobt.p Sslioo is casis Ne
ire olerstiorr vii have to ex'epd ever petsS "he
field
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W. " WV s-'h.s ~AA2 49, so~~s
CLEARED
Etesn ph'p Great Ry,tsin al Gray, Liverpool
stesrnsnip Montgomery, Grocsrr, Savannsh-H Cromwell
steamship GEORGES Greer. eager BAimors--h b orom
ssp ,r.Ssss i:s. :. SS s%.-S ss-'s' Ss,.r
sSs s .% =, e se s. " s;s:ss 'n'''~
sss i.s. %:s,s r:.sss s.:.s.- s:.:s%
b.. F'.ns, s,iy o'.eso- wr.on 4 Brshe
srs sAsm tsor-, rsores-p S.r.snies soimsos aoAd
sgsGA ssse wste cseu cAEJpese.
b. Kms s,1,. M s."'.O9' nsn pesof
NE : s.,n,,r. Mc'pyr. J-s.vson.
os.s" 's..; s.s.sn p:r UsE
sss, y. 'r. aossy.: ~ '1h% rS:' mall Mat, ~
sesr sno.Ss'.. sv"eS ssSsn"sS-SScsssds SCs: o.
sssr ana .'s rc. .. s'ce,r "Ssr.sn p,u
sch, Mary Lsniss GAMER washington. NC Mathews 4
sch, J = rmi Hcss P,vucu'b nC-xsser.
sesy Grace Daring Sss'B Frederick sburg-van Brunt
sts-Cu scN.r, slI.n r.t-,.sursay:n srup. slAsh.
krbr T.ylo, sels,.os psiaa.'Osi.-J aryps
ss .ns .'S 20, Nv ssts9;s sn n;,Ssr
stesmer Novelty. Bell. PhslDdelph,a
spam.hir Jurn OR, Moody Liverpool july Is with udse.
mE Cnnar Inv IS 4se mhes o. Sandy BOOK pa~s-d plot
ssran'sbt Ismss,.owr shn,e r Richmond ~ Win wdse
and ST nges pdam Heir 9Th at At Pr Cd
ss,N pssrsd pchs Cole bourd -; 18th "a te'a
se,wsA,o psrsNrshnrs Powell Baltimore, with adse, 70
Rsrpwepk 60.
sf,r Onr~n Young Liverpool June "a With ma-e
2%- " k.rebali Jn,v ~ lat ~ %
Ion 's ~ 'ceberR s'b lat A8N7 ion 8 TO- signsnzet
e. ae S osmSs hence for fiv.rpsa
Nth a. hrsese 'rom wssrwa-d
ssrh l. frst Porlspd) Bashen Valparaiso Apru I.
VIZ Psposa april 9Th ore wool and hides t.
swift A Co
pa,i Giant tof Richmond! swstp. R.o Jsae.s 4.
elchar ped pi.nas wb ship silver Sta steering INV
R,s Msry tRr of rIsby Ns. Noorebouse oArbsdos july
O. IN hal,ss, IT, n n Milfo,d
Brig weaver tBr) Wright Hrsboro Ms 10 days With plas
Rx Vi Love- Calais IL DAYS with lumber to sinp
scr kMsvhew
FBrs s,po Aud Mactisspoit days with lstbs 70 sfnp
C'spp
Prtp Charlotte weie rtsab~f port for Boston.
Pr,p sea Breeze, whA)ey biz eb,thocrt for S.lem-
FYts tieo rsr~ tttzsh@hs ort for Bossou
srhr psssprvt aenb rarscs ~ dsvs with wool, b.
tn Mc',edv Mott 20 Had sn-cessor NJ s1uals heavy
weather Rrd strcuS head S'bda 90 DApe HAtteras.
krbr ssriba k,rhols ssu,er Mschiss 7 days
Prhr ttSr'cpe. tTecew acetcr. 3 sssa
scbr = Erkt Marsh Providence, 2dsya.
ecbr Truro ter) Cor Rrndo-t
schr Ann Saver Ei'shstpnr fnr Salem.
Fem rricp Libby vhzshe'bnorr rcr-
sbcp Vaughan lbss- Nyrcs 2,s,s
Steiner nes Copes Philadelphia
Stasme. Pesenska Eve New Redforn
Htesmer Ws~schester. Baker. Providence
5b@ hip MAJ Gower reported arrived day,
LeghoIn vie Gibraltar.
u.bps Great Britain Liverpool. Montgomery
tbps Queen oS The Pacific Fraurisoo
k.rtevitsc; bark 1acony, Richmond; and others.
Wind NV
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they hssu barrel Of lager beer and plentiful supply
Tue fact teat the temporary pound alluded Ia ycster.
Gay was broken up. and the pigs recouducted their
eyes IL also very generally denied but the inhabitants
q me neRhboih are Ecned TO feel like Midshpmnn
Lacy 10 bis respect and gay, "Te' argue that point"
Tney however unnnmou curly egree 10 prsising Iuspsc
70, Downing Tor his ENERGY and scvitv IN this movement,
Yesterday morning at ten O'Clock Inspector Do ~nng
force together with poees of police OF the Twentyee
sona prtcno Under Sergeant J. c. Slot, sgan met at
erie, the Fifty fourth street
avenue, and en- aSse 70 toe seat
They visited all those individuals that bad been Informed
on wednesday that their pgReres would be bsued to the
sfouno ny ten O'Clock, Thureday movpipg, every pig
and s'ye were not removed by shat time. They tore
Gown the styes 10 every case drove al the hogs
that were TO be found the premises, and car
Gen bscornick, Of the park gentry, who threatened
scn nefoc resstsnos had ak hs pgge-ice laid fl. N
rocks, bs hoe teken vay and every one OF his hogs
snd has determined annhiiese all the reporters Il
scems tat us man 10 backed by little political In
order.
Very Little roeis,ance OF any description was made
90, the dsy. Ore man, howevor. named Peter
Ffy Fish street, and SIKH nnd Seventh avenues Ger
nen arc 'aor by trade rss arrested for taking very
npuo,huy anc Trying % make a disturbance. He vas
,asen py tihoer Ncireer, a. r. b., 70 the Twenty
eecord precinct ft1,or house
BerDs.d FOX and yhomss Riley who wsre arreeted on
fault of s3,cee bail
Tbe'e vas te or resistance made yesterday IN on
ae .'ssovs Gays OF onslaught but great oopanoton
.uenVn' we ~hoe extent NJ psdorn contin 1aIIy
sep' up however, and good deal OF loud talk and grni
Dng 10 too Dutch, Irish Swiss twnnys scoDm panied
s VIC eeepess e.ss grrhsnp Of Inc bogs and the alto
uoh or H"it progeny together with the continual cou.
esfs q tbe cvs Of ell degrees IN all the kevs and vsrs
sohs imaginable Toe force uuched al tba atIes saoon
hn' ase 81 Sr Spuees, me Ceos,s Park B,tsl gaps;
oefare 'be esy Nrs over wss qvNe sybsu..ed ear-
geert Siott vas very active and nlso HesItb War.
den Murray; IN fact, tHey @A ssem 10 eb.sr is.v
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Naval Intelligence.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
CsrTTD STATES STEAMER LANCASTER, July %, 1859

CsrED STATES STEAMER LANCASTER July %, 1859.
SCANNING Dorm The Delaware Riuer.
Commodore John Montgomery left the ship lrs, night,
urdsr the usua saluie OF thirteen gums proceed To Pa
Dsna IN order 10 take charge OF the Pacific squadron,
~ Place o Commodore II. Long, who wss inv4llded home
Ihs Ia caster left Chester dis morning 10 proceed 10 the
Asoh eslened 50 Der WITH al possible despatch. She
WI 'etsVe we Metrinsc which etssner 10 IN Pane
VAnE lor Con Montgomery. The enginss have been
that ct s they u eusoIe Cha All, 10 orcaet ~ hsr
rue nequeus desertons Jpoteu Of IN the pspers
are " no means W. numerous ~ rsFesecisd and out q
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,
WEDNESDAY. July Of, 1859


The market opened under . far demand for all good
quality caitle and note Improvement regards
prices The total sale NJ Alertoos was $40
head and oil yards 023 b. al, aes'Dss 2b& hesd
last week. thus fbowipg falling of In the receipts OF
23l head to which tie Increased dem nd ut eDhsnced
prices in the main attributable The favorable weather
aided materially In bringing sbout better market, also,
o. the demand the fret class batrbsrs s more
brisk Than when the weather sury IT has
several ket day in succession. be quality OF the Of
feripee YVES only medium upfaoorabe comparison
the supply ossst week, there being but ssaa
of nYet clare cattle 10 market There aleo
pumoer Of inferior cattle offered this week the supply
copeistpg mainly Of ordinary, which sold
s}sc. exc pound The receipts NJ the Warrington
yard from the following Ssaes:-New Yorg, $40
bead; Penpsy vspe % do ONO 5Sa 40 Intspa 81 no.;
limos, 0e9 60 Kentucky zoo do 10 80, 81 DO New
jersey ID do ord Canada leo DO 1852 bead over
the Erie Railroad 48s do BY the Bndson River Rairoad
VI DO by the CAmoeD spd Amboy Railroad, and 200 do
by The Hpcfon boats tn oess otter nsioy
Illinois, but the average IRON inst State
week. Broo'1iDgs and The other c,tY
ke,e there prevailed fair senspd the improvements
noticed above The range from ahou, &c. for III.
'erw' 80 cate while the eeperal SELL
ipe prices we're &c toahc ger poopd There Gs,. -.
comparatively few cattle which brought loo but
zone the butchers pseed they paying full tn.se
quarters Of pound 70, good cstSe; but we
ed at hishe, than qn,taooa below A. Bergen fill
the sas on Hoooay reached about 400 head prices
within &c
The receipts at oil the yards for the week and last
week were as tOiiSWe:-
Wasasnstsm Yard sroamtng's. CAamorlsn's. OBrsen's
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asv~s,snsa IN t,cs.s sxa~~sSrs-

rHS Bsv ANA AHD raI~s AR
Tnp,nE srrv srnv, ynvk I'd arriving a. V4vana
suS New mn sfNyn e~ OiskpS HNo, Havana 2d,
arrtvhs n kcw YORK ssh
CsB,wRA- se~ nm, arvyt,g ~ Havana 18th
wee sviesnv Qsh View Orleans H,6 AavsuA SOb,
ar,'v,rs y Sovk 20
Fsn View York 4-tb Arrtvtns 1t aavaaA
2Sd ~ Gr~-n~ 18th From sew OrrAns 9th Havana
t,h, sr'tsrp We yorb i3b
Is.prl from ChA,~aa- Alb and .eb Ara at Havana Eth
srd2 From A.vspA 0ss sb due 81 seS YORK 18th
AID
~ ~her shove sa on Sunday will
cav os Monday fxceps fyom Ne Orleans
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Port or new Y.rH, July "a, 1859.
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City Intelligence.

FIRE II WEST THIRTY THIRD STREyT-Loss ABou1 $l0 o00--
Between nine and ten O'Clock yesterday morning a
ere broke out in the feed store Nos los and ITO Wes
Thirty third street, owned by Luke Mnlloy The hamea
spread very rapidly and short time the entire build
ng was enyecpcd in flames The fire spread to the stable
and brick brewery building in the rear Of No. 81 Wes
Thirty street, owned by Peter Begen, and also
TO row Of eight three story brick tenement buildings Id
the rear Of No. liz West Thirty third street, known az
punAams court owned by Bolus N. Fowler, and occu-
pied by colorcd people; also to the frame building In
ont Of No l12 West Thirty third street. occupied by Mr.
Nalioy q grocery Before the flames were extin.
gushed the brewery frame buildings part Of The
tenement buildings were destroyed The four story tene-
mep building in the No 06 West Thirty second street
also damaged about $780, Nisownod BY B. NJ Fowler.
and is said to be insured The furniture Of the occupants
was slightly damaged by water The loss on the feed
store win be about $20onot insured The damage TO tho
grocery by nre and water viii be about S6o0nsured for
S7o0 in the Hamilton Insurance Company About sixteen
colorcd families have been turned into tho streea Of
whom have sustained loss and damage by nre and water
which IN the aggregate will probably amount 70 u ooQ
or u ,o00-no Insurance The oes on the brewery, IN
stock and building, will be about d 600insured m fno
Citizens Insurance Company for 2oo The damage 70
the frame buildings Thirty third street and 70 the tsne
ment buildings in Dunhams court will be about ,0e->
said to be insured. Owing to the combustbie cnaracscr
or the feed store and buildings the flames Tor nne ~
beyond the control Of the hremen aud was NOV unA
after several hours Of indeatgabe labor that toey suS
ceeded N extipguishing he oEe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-04

ANOTHER HOMICIDE CAsE-Information was received at
the Coroners oce yesterday announcing the death Of
Martin Ryan, at the Bellevue Hospital from the effects Of
injuries received at the hands Of carpenter named John
Anderson, at the tenement house No. ia East Thirty
second street, Saturday, the 27th ultmo Deceased
will be remembered went TO the assistance of his SON
who had been knocked with in the hands Of An
aerson, when the latter turned upon the old man and
young Ryan aud Anderson originated about clothes
hne, and some remark made by the former SO exaspe
rated Andersen that he caught hold of and dealing
right and left Frustrated both father and son.
Jackman will hold an inquest upon the body Of deceased
today. anderson IS locked up in the Tomba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-04
Markets,
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3, 1850.
Stocks duh. Pennsylvania State SIS, 9l7s; Reading
Railroad o. Morris Canal 5 Long Island Railroad, 1885
Pennsylvania Railroad, 39h.
BA1nNoRr, Sept. 3, 1889.
Flour heavy Howard street, S5 l2R Wheat duh:
sales 5000 bushels at decline Of &c. Corn dull whito,
Soc; yellow, Sac Provisions unchanged Whiskey dull
Ohio, zS5ac.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 8, 1889
Flour declining: old superdnc selling at "a SO; new
s5 25 Wheat dull: sales 5000 bushels red at 81 10;
white 81 25 81 2S. Corn firm: sales 5000 bushels
yellow at 79c. S0c Whiskey steady at &c a 2sc
BUFFALO, Sept 8, 1850
Flour steady; demand moderate; sales 500 bbis, at
% rs for old upper lake. 81 rs for extra spring Hi
nos, - so 81 62a for extra Michigan lnliana and
Ohio and S. a So 15 for double extra. Wheat-New
Chicago spring less firm sales 500 bushels TO arrive at
SOC. Red winter Ohio dull and 1c lower sales 2,400
bushels 99c White also dull and Dropping sales 5000
bushels in lots at 81 10. Corn steady: sales 5000
bushels No l. free board, at 69c Other grains dull
no sales. Whskey nominal at M1Sc. Canal freights-
&c. On corn 10c. wheat, and 35c. on flour to New
York Lake imports today--e,o0o bbis. -four, 4s 600
bushels wheat, 700 bushels barley. Canal exports3O0
bbls -four, 10000 bushels wheat 30000 bushels corn,
1000 bushe Is oats