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TALK ON ,cHAMGE.


1t was only moderately lively on the flags yester-
day though the fine weather brought out every
body thatcould get out. We have Barons, Gen
erals, Colonies and Majors among us now as vis
tors; they appear to be well pleased with the
Crescent City. As for the sovereigns the people,
they, Of course, are to be met with hourly We
shall have large crowd Of visitors for this and the
next week. The sports Of the turf commence on
Saturday next, to continue through next week
There was considerable talk about cotton The
last adYices from tho other side do not look we'll
We learn that Middling cotton, purchased here in
November last at ten cents, has been sold in
Liverpool at prices just to cover costs and charges
The stock in Liverpool at the date Of the Canada's
adylees 10 very large that is, if there are no dis
efepaneies in the figures, say ,08z 900 bales The
stock AZ the same time last year was S29 geo bales
This d something Of an episode, not duly taken
into consideration by operators on short crop esti
mates. In the meantime the receipts are falling
off at all our ports to the Bulls. The
Rocky Mountain, the grizzly Bears, have not vet
made tracks on the flags. 1t is very cold in the
bear latitude. In the meantime, there is some talk
Of the great decrease in the receipts compared
with last year. II was talked of on the flags yes
terday. We find in figuring up that the decrease
all the ports to the latest dates are as follows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26

0ua MExIg4s CORRESPONDENCE. In another col
alslia #ll be found an interesting letter from our
Brownsville coFras nonaent. have also on
hand I letter from NJ amoras, embracing matters
III much interest, which W. are forced, from lack
4 of space, to omit until tomorrow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26

~ The official proceedings Of the Louisiana
Convention, in French and English, Of the Esd
iastent, appear On the seventh and eighth pages.
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NO we are authorized to announce the
THOMAS J. COOLEY of Pointe Coupee as a candidate
for Judge of the District composed Of the parishes of Avoyeles
Poine Coupee and West Fecana Election the first MON
DAY of April next. mi 2pte
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26

&ar Charles A. Taylor, ESQ.,, Will be sup
ported independent candidate for the Jugehp OF the
Sixth District Court, by
mis- 2pe MANY CITIZENS.
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~ GoPIEs OF rHR GRsscENF, containing the
osaslal proceedings of TIE Convention, can be had
at on counter, ID wrappers for mailing.
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D. E. MoRrHY, auctioneer, sells by auction this
afternoon at o'clock NJ at the Commercial and other cotton
presses, damaged cotton.
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H8F- Judge of the Third District Court-Tbe
friends of l. E. sIMONDS Esq. present him candidate
irrespective of party for the Judgeshp of the Third District
Court. NILS 2Dtes
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ArJudge II. G. Hunt, of the First District
Court of New Orleans viii be supported for reelection by
mil 2peA NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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n9-The Hon. p. H. Morgan, Judge of the
Second District Court will be supported for reelection by
n5 2ptal MANY FRIENDS.
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ngrThe Hon. N. 3. Eggleston, the present
incumbent Of The Fifth District Court candidate
ton, and will be supported byiis
m23 2pteH MANY FRIENDS.
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nzF-Judge of the Sixth District Court-yyc
are authorized to announce Judge DUNATIEN AuGtSTIN
candidate Judge the Sixth of New
leans. Election, Anil l, ls6l.mw ml9 2pte
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SeRUeEl Y. T1ggIoy",
IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
ii and Is Royal street.

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE. LIQUORS, ETC,
ID and Is Royal street,
Has now In store large supply Of the celebrated CREME DE
BoUzY CHAMPAGNE In quarts pntB also other brands
VIZ CHI ARIES HEIDSEIt'K, PIPER HEIDsEICK PAR
hENTIER, and other brands Of inferior quality have
large assortment Of the Old sheres such as AMONTr
hADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR SHERRIEs-l838-SOUT MADEIRA of
direct portaton other Naderas grade Superior
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other of less grade
inc celebrated sAZARAc BRANDIEsvintage 1895 1Tg<,
SeZ and 1864 large supply always hand All grades Of
CLAEET and WHITE WINES in glass and wood. WINS
kYs-scotch and Irish, Old Rye. Bourbon Wheat whs.
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, In pnts and quarts COR
D1ALs ETC. Ny usnal Of the WINES which
will be sold reasonable other house In the etv
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR.
Of 2ptr Nos l3aud IA RovoI,,rss,
As TO the above Brandles Sherre Madeaa Ports and Cham
pasues am satisfied house the city produce Az mod
or better at the prices Any house can have dozen NJ
each named wines they produce NJ the same rfcs
pny two prices they cannot the Judges dntered
parties the good with anything for in the
ratie.
MIG 2ptf SEWELL r. TAYLOR
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R9~R r. *. Howell, Judge of the Sixth Dis-
tict Court of New Orleans, candidate for reelection.
mis- 2pte .M
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Old and Fine SEtessries.

just received direct Importation from Cad so quarter casks
of rs fine SHERRIES Is be had in the MARKET
have in store 100 quarter casks Of tho BEST OLD SHEER
RTES in North America.
wish judges of sHERRIEs call and sample as kpovI
excel any other house in the city.
call the attention this Card as they are thu
best sherres imported in America. The last order given
twelve months ago Cadiz.
SEWELL Il. TAYLOR,
ja'0 2ptf ~ and Is Royal street
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NPzIoS OF PAyMESr The well-known
4 hPuse of Murphy, Sykes q Co., through our
ef 10 day, ANNOUNCES that they have re-
stunned payraent in full. This announcement will
be rtsd pleasure not only Nv their friends,
I hat large, because Of the industry,
attea asid energy that have ever, az II well
knasn ciarae terfzed their business transactions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26

ID II E IDS
AT Jackson Tenn March l6 1861 EMMA youngest child of
Henry and Eliza Whttemore aged months.
:" God gave he took he can restore,
He doeth all things well'
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ns- Purify Your Observation-Disclosures p

pS-Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 rayter street. Or
leans. dc 2ptf
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FouSD.A black Newfoundland dog is else
where advertised subject the The See
notice.
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were last evening pleased to receive . visit
D from liz. Frank Heidarhof, proprietor Of the
Brookhaven Advertiser. AIR. Heiderhoff iis now
stopping 1t Tue 81 Charles Hotel, and cur business
pSinmaait may to their advantage, consult with
Aints The 3roo shayen Advertiser has d large cir
naiahon ID one pf the weaIthiest portions Of our
aieigh horing statssof Mississippi.
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sIsaEvEFoRr DAILY n Tas. This is the title Of a
new daily about q be published il Shreveport, by
Mr. sIohn Dickinson, latesof the Counselor in that
place nv had Che pleasure Of greeting Mr.. D.
estcraays aild understanding that his visit to the
city d business nature connected with his new
ensefpF you'd bespeak for him and his intended
Journal the aid and encouragement Of our business
community.
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ID II E Ds

House SERvANT.-A colored girl admirably
adapted to this service, elsewhere advertised for sale
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stg 3, On Asnd aiSt March 49ss sS.228
4 The following figures give the difference between
The tariff Of the Northern States, which goes into
ELECTION the LIST Of April, (next Monday and the
proposed tariff Of the Gonfederated States, which
will be acted on at the reassembling of Congress,
at Montgomery, in May. It will be observed that
leaf tobacco will come in under the schedule D,
sat 10 Get. ad ualorea This viii have beneficial
stfecton . few hundred eeroons Of Leaf tobacco
prove highly disadvantage to the great tobacco
interests and trade with Tennessee and Kentucky.
II a probability the bill will be modified and all
agricultural productions admitted free Tho duties
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26

Election Of Judges,
ON MONDAY, THE lsr OF APRIL, 1861.
Citizens Ticket:
T. WHARTON COLLENs, First District Court
7. H. kENNEDY Second District Court.
LOUIS DUVIGNAUD, Third District Court
J. W. PRICE, Fourth District Court
Ii. D. OGDEN, Fifth District Court
D. AUGU>TIN, Sixth District Court.
This Ticket will be supported by all who an abe Impair
tial and independent Judiciary mo 2ttd#
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Total decrease 6ss 1866
II is reasonable to conclude that the large in
crease at Virginia ports to be attributed to the
overland shipments from Memphis and other
places, It may be an arbitrary conclusion, in the
face Of l00,2s9 bales being received at Cincinnati
this season against $3.50 bales for the same time
last year The exports from Cincinnati, according
the tabular statement of the Price Current, foot
up this season 93,4l4 bales against 9,746. What
portion Of these exports reached the Atlantic ports
it's difficult 10 ascertain.
Ihe Texas statement for last Saturday shows
great falling 81, as appears by the following
figures
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Tyse T6iEet.
"TRaFELIo" Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
.. 'rRfFELIo" ouresall Eruptlons.
"rRBFELIo" softens the Skin
"TREFELIo" Beautifes the skin.
"TREFEIIO" Eradicates Hunor.
"ERfFELTo" 80 cents bottle.
Particularly adapted warm climates few drops poured
the water for Bathing deconsy refreshing exhers
e giving the Skin freshness sIooohnes Elasticity sones
srancy and Pnrityoning tngigorating tho
oesh t and of aahastsr Beauty all
hruptions Immensely popular among ths Ladies'.
4 Ra-sold everywhere 30 cents a bottle
Sold Wholesale retail by JAMES sYME. No. ls4 Canal
.freet and by Druggists generally
THEsTON b CO.,
Ey2s zply General Agents, 4S Broadway, New York.
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Southern Pacific Railroad Go.

The Stockholders of This Company will please meet at ARM
DRY HALL att o'clock P NJ. of THIS DAY Business of
Importance will be presented for consideration.
m2s 2p1t ... V. X. STEVENSON, Pres't.
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cEsIssEas1. 1DuEfNlsL OF a'IEE
90 IS 81 il N PIo N y II LorJrsIA n a
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xearlF sa6asr sis..s, slo 81 the week, 20 Gems
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i. y. a1xpN. 1lsllser ana Proprietor.

.oHHl 80, $ CAMP srIsrsrar.
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SMITH, COOPER sTEBBINs
Have removed from II Tchoupitoulns street No. "A roy
DRAs STREET, one door from Magazine. MIG 2slm =
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OF TEa RICHMOND DIsFAroH
Nog2ot2, VA, Aug. -, 1851.


NoR2or2, VA, Aug. -, 1861.
The Spanish Consul AZ this place, i;pncar
~ GER >s'n, l. q Went down to tae RCans
.uJer i. hha - tiuee, yesterday morning, to
tsGttstAtn S".usJLs nk ABOUT ic@ arrival Of
~ iIIEhtt Gle tiDIt@J IL yes teIt.;.S = letter
he I IiIc from The ! ort v 20 inra The il x OF
.uGr l.IoI ulod nr. Robertson JGaL Sic was Il
Dut,h ana o. Il : parish or French iI'gate, ae
'yGcrr STATED, ana TINT she nd lett The Point
nd gone award j. - probable she ru.
nln tu9t port on @CCpULt Of tEH heavy
60 fusE tsIdr--a belief TO which %e in
NE, utter i~atu.ug her early Departure.
IL 81 I.L 1T, aboE- Il . CioCs, a lire AS dIs
..,gtTct Ia 5ii- tuliUt stOse OF f1TaIlt Lester
. TO-, e. u IN eueet, which, Il NOS tor the
5-LIy II esentr OF or Hremen, would prODa-
Jis nave harmed Il long row OF buildings
tie oTi.ta .. The fire, we uEdersta No. vas
.-ItuFu Lgg lEenCe III some OF the WUThmeD,
~ r.. i-ayuiS The establishment, IN leaving 4
Ian 81 ~sg4r OF iOcea match "a. Tie ii4oT. Tie
-, t.vY.,y cr, II these gentlemen !. tigfing,
Ju. $40 o-uu,, g." Er@e.ti th-. the II 'a.es
jill I.oL ~ ,o.s further.
t..t 4 ~ Sisters OF EaaI T. We under
: ol3. Ia THIS city Ie~cGt!Y VIo2 TO ulAeF
.5'''t - - istsr." - Come ~ tnelE 81" -
-.sILx re sJok ~3ij.s : ~ our i-ilst. Al.d
IhD Z. q ii . cd f. cate EI0oNnt q care tGt-h
.Ley ..la gov IAe sisters rspi!ed that tE5y
l--.. gs 8. uss.su ri Ls.-~piE 10 allow them -
come, uu. taai Le teT!Iy refused tnem ana
b - org ok EJInt. Is Z e deprived OF sitAI
.e.st,aN ID 90 tY.-Ht President, VINO olsre-
-! &. -.- ..r. ~ Mercy. tUo Ct 4he Sister,
,,e, LI.a - say. p. DIM cit;; ut, su-cecGao
"a IL. ->II.e hiGrnia, at-d VIII be vim IL -
w. uuuaystaId TIA, sgijiel5 ". p zen drii'-
.Ef - 81, "a, maps = short time s1I-Ca ant
urrla alu ~ heard :TOI Ihat quarter, winch
,-;-'s "a "a, 'le1e tt@,. reg tor cv1H ny "a
STA i.urU ,ii-Ie-
{, mel D. Kuzssv. who he.d prom. net
sos..IJu j. rls JAJJed StatJs Army, IT Oi4
..9l--, i tttI Or tWu ago, =, "a unuers, aud,
~ ak ol siie hlp I.ai-, hlJ'4i-tlng SuEs, *.
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on not rs fast pa they can nd'k, but ma fast rs
hey can eat The cornmtssariat Is the great
ifficnlty in this far OF, htiiy. rough, aud In.
hospita hi" section. think they ought to pay
rs treble waEe~ for the rain which falls ak
cen times day, and the rocks In the roads
nd the swollen creek, ana tall noun aims we
ave 10 pass. Indeed, II Is paying very dear
. ne shot a., and We're 1t II OF for u due. ct
f'coT-Fn pro pG'riu mort, | should he ~ NJ
trousIT 'rc;insd 70 retire TO a more conf1rta-
la corner ~ this worlds surface. Yet nv
fealth is m9Gr fcaDt. I never did have such
n aope'i'e, md you would not know me- with
ny lotg bard, flannel shirt and sun burnt,
a:'ened face. Ths Efe Will make robust,
th!ehc men 81 many delicate, efsminate
~ King novs. whose friends have felt Al xious
tnhut them for years.
THE 'nsmy are about ten miles CT, with
: goo men, more or less. By the time you get
ms, there wsll In all probability have been
lat, \ sGiTmssh, or "A battle, or grand STAN
.@!e. CT something or other Of that kind
Well, let II come, and let me be in it for
Come he slow ccms be fast,
u r. but dea,h thai comes at last.
tn. - TIA hard condition OF cur birth -
Il he tparrrw 'alis not without Heavens
i"cree. Tee convinced that mans destiny rs
.iialtely more the suhIec. of providence's
oTtsignt and direC ion. | feel hut little con-
trn, comparatively, In the face Of the enc
y though am, and leave the is4ue in the
l1Lds OF God"
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men, who looked A. though they would carry
their eads. let the consequences be what they
nay.
TIE ARTIST - MI. PIIRoI surLRl.
The Philadelphia Ledger. in an account Of
the arrest Of Mr.. Pierce Butler, says:
After An extended and diligent search Of the
entire premises, nothing was found TO d.
rsctly i'm plicats Butler In any design against
the Government. A. the prisoner was placed
in the carriage the lady OF me- h gu ss asked
And the person addressed replied In non
chs,ant wSy: oh, ~ soon as the war 10 over
madam"
to Walnut street wharf, where the Camden
and Amboy boat was taken for the railroad
depot. Here the deputy marshals soo3 their
leave and Marshal MilwArd proceeded on TO
New York, where the prisoner Will DO placed
In durnncs vile 1t Fort Hamil on, New York
harbor.
The antecedents of Pierce Butler are well
known to onr citizens he Is, we believe a
native of Philadelphia, and was educated 10
the bar. Hs is reported to DO very wealthy.
PuILAprLPuIA, August 20 1t appea rs that
Pierce Butler was the only one arrested here
Yesterday by the Government authorities.
There are various rumors Of the arrest Of
other prominent citizens, including Hon. VIM.
4. r ssd, George M. Wharton, and other,
but II 10 believed that Mr.. Butler Is the only
one VINO really has been arrested.
The arrest Of Mr.. Pierce Butler, in Phila-
delphia, seems TO have been made on the as
sumption that the Federal Government had
seized parcel OF letters on their way across
tie Potomac, written by him to Presden t
Davis, Generals Beauregard and Johnston,
and other prominent mon in Virginia.
COWARD TO WARRINGTON I"
The New York Hearld has substitu ted the
above Tor the cry of"an to Richmond 20 We
copy from mat paper Of Tuesday lat:
More troops are ordered to the capital,
Movement Is Of the rebels Indicate an attack Cd
Warrington. There, are our national buiid-
for seventy -hvs years. These must Dc pro-
tectsG. The question for con sidera ton, there
for6, Is, what measures ought TO be taken to
avert 30 fearful tastrophe as the fall OF IA
capitalf Sincs General Mcclellan has been
placed IL command OF the Army OF tho Poo.
conduct OF mill tary masters. Troops are being
Tor Waraed III great numbers by every convey
auce, ana by Saturday next about seventy
fYs thousenG men, in addition to thosr already
there, will bo III the capital from The isn
) tatss Just called upon bv tho Secretary OF
iIg command OF regiments or companies, all
soldiers, ia fact, not Oh duty, ought 10 report
st once to their commanders, and Onward 20
Wasning ton 80 should By tae cry and the an
swerirg movement. With prompt and de-
cixiye &c ton, an overwhelming military force
can be snesn ped on the lower Potomac and
Ches speake, prepared TO prevent the rebels
from crokxing over from Virginia. and a well
appcln ted aid numerous army can be en-
IsuChed on the upper Potomac, ready not
only 70 deter the rsoels from making any at
tempt on the capital, but place US In posi-
lion 10 resume that advance movement which
was temporarily checked st Stone Bridge
Onward Onward to " ashingtop
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Ta- Ar-.rs Ar MATTHIAS PoIsr-A cor.
respondent Nritin. from Shiloh, King George
esunty, Eirgi MIA, August 18th, gives the fol-
lowing account of tbs is.s ssi-mish At Ma.
thlas' Point:
Yesterday morning a.earn- tug, supposed
~ hs the Rosoluto, Captain Budd, came
down the Potomac on ono CT her usual ma
raudtnx e-psdi lions. On rounding Mathias
Point, shs rred volley Of rins balls, intend.
ing, l suppose, to wake up any pickets that
shs presumsd might 90 there. Proceeding
little further down, the vigilant frsebootsrs
discovered a small bOat, with some barrels in
IT near She shore supposinx the boat 10 con.
tain veiuaoies just arrived from Maryland
the yalorous Budd immedia tely dispatched a
boat, con tanning an oficer and five men, to
captrre the coveted pIiss; but, before they
succeeded in their thievish design, they Were
seen ny a ANAL squad OF our militia. in com
mand OF Colonel M. Arnold and Major II. Il
Lewis. who opened upon them with their
"Firginia Oornstalks." ami killed every man
In Inc boat. TIE tug Immediately commenced
c furious f1rs OF shot and fhell upon our boys,
who, having killed all their enc mica within
rsacn, retired with .. nobody huri"-only re-
GREETING that the invaders had not been more
numerous. Under cover of her cannon, the
tug sec rad her boat, and sucn Of the bodies
as had Iailsn therein and Immediately steam
ed p the river at double. quick time Two
other steamers then took her position, and
cannon AIDED our shores TIL dark. They nred,
probably, l3O shot and she'll, and pu: several
balls through Hr. Bon. Grymes' house,
though Mr. q. WAS not connected with the
shooting party. Tao Yankees have wasted
a. immense amount OF powder and ball on
this point, and have net yet succeeded In
kilIiag or wennding any body, except few OF
Doctor Hooe's tame pigeons, which the brave
Bndd killed with ride By the way. am
scid that this Notorious facendiary gioriss In
his name, aaa baasts that his hand applied
ths barring torch 10 Or. Hoos's venerable
nAnMon--s deed OF iAf6fpy that saboos him
with all honorable o2acSrs Of tas Navy.
T.r.
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VS. mako an extract Ct tu J. from recent LAT.
tore = = gallant ,flssr H. Lss's Division ~,
tue read . hottonsvlLe. Taey ere dated +,
t'g Spricg N f)eahontas; bat the s-n,v
haa rln9ei little tagtter forward the Yarsoos
sv'rea:lDgl rlGre they we're written:
lie rAAaee are tpraipe or fifteen .rt,..
on our is'eitlpn. They bhd come to win n
LaieF '1i''s oi II. aud we secured j. only AT
Tue tiSFca'h hour TIE II ~ t,jrn
az si'I''5 ir as ihe tdyaucs The pos / If dan
ga ;" s"fcfEc hy tts bro Fe Is "niofrd nv US
HHT hkhtcg and tn abundance II II Il he.
f3fe . Lb itkt tOFLLiaht VIII whites in
m} o,JLiDt, -CiHt a. stgrle battles IA ihia
." . Doh y" nave ut ~ sTAed tais conflict The
FrHy - nave Rstd~fed tu2etuer are won
II - Say4 g'cA 3 titsps, sad Hi!I ~ 20 "A sr,.Au
iit account ~ thsms.iyss 1t - yell ttst II
&c - 5Cr .As .tIny We oppose is G0r mads ur,
~. o1nntsS on Ga.tssds either. bat taA bssL
"'atsria! III ths Ged raj service. They are
Il a@hsd @.fh tEeiG success Ut k.ea IL Gun .sin
Sad On Uasat River. We are flushed with
tIis So. sa@rE tT;auplis 81 u aaassas, sad d..
tA'ralil d 70 fr-fseia The ssys9sss Is ,Ls North.
vsst, AMI gtii light better
There a1r sb4at r-~-e ilsf u. lis C, I, ssiE
'iisss 1iios sf7la asTs, ana 7~~7 tness Fashihs
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DIED

on .he Nd inst HIRAM HENRY, iuf.n, .or -,
oenI amin and Louiss A. Homes aged vsa o,
month and 81 DAYS 's'H year,
DIS funeral VIII take place from the ,..,,.
OF ms parents, this tVriday) morning "a ts
81 ~ CLOCK. The relatives and fri.nd. "a AZ.
tSmi'y are Invited TO attend. -
p On me aad instant, JANIS McCALgB, ., Vs.,
bis iunerai WI u tihs place this dsy fF,,d.r
r 81 from Mr.. u. l.. Kent a, cor1sr 49,
aad 'st streets, which his friends are invitsa ~
attend. 'A''so TO
Al her residoccs on Canal street. bstv.. a,
ana ath, August I'D, lsst, Mrs. CATaAhIt. -
NAN. VIE OF Mr.. Michael keenan,, in Ia. ~,
year Of her age. NV 's'a
her tnneral will take place from St PstA,',c.
tnedral this morning, at 10 clock.
On W ed uesday, August 2ist Mrs aMoRyr,v
ON, reici OF the late Allen N. Lyon, ia Tho a,
year Of her age. '"e ''a
Her funsral Will take place from her lar. -t
dence ON isth, between Franklin and Ora.
this friday morning, at lo3 clock rhs ,yisri.
OF the family, and those of hsr father M ~
Tlnslsy, are invited to attend
August 2ad, 1851, MARTIN JOACHIM 40, o.,
James l.. and sera K. DoLerty, aged va ~ >,
months aud IA days. 'e-' !
His funeral wlIl take plaes this svsnfng q,
o'ciIck, from his fathers residence en- l7thst
Here We have no las;inS city, but wa ,ssk If, q.
which is to coms -Hszekish lac l4v