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a correspondence of the Augusta oonstitutionalis

correspondent of the Augusta Constitutionalist
writes as follows of crime in New York:
Recorder Hachet, during his term for the first
half of April, sentenced sixty-fOur persons to the
penitentiary and State prison, for terms varying
from ak months to twenty years. This fearful
record OF crime is mainly owing to the clamor of
the public against the depredations to which they
had been subjected. And we hear much less Of
the operations of pick-pookets. burglars and high
way robbers. high police authority tells me that
many of the English pick-pockets and " knucks'
who came over last year, have returned to
! greatly diminished by the outery that has beer
raised, and besides they heard too much, lately, o.
a disposition to take them, when caught and hang
| them to the first lamp post They did not deem it
advisable to run the risk of such barbarous'
treatment. The habit of our policemen Of shoot.
ing them if they undertook to run away when de-
tected, was also very embarrassing. ~
The dtsreputable practices of the detective
police, in which gave you some account in a
former letter, having become too numerous to be
longer passed over IN silence, have become the
subject of investigation al the police Headquarters
1t has transpred that a leading detective, with q
salary of fifteen hundred dollars per annum. has
accumulated within few years property to the
amount of half O million dollars. The counsel of
two young men, arrested for great robbery in
Madison Avenue some weeks since, stated in open
court the other day that he would prove ON their
trial that the detectives we're the real robbers and
received the greater portion of the plumber
The detective force is part of police system
concocted by the party of "great moral ideasn
aud through it, principally, New Yoril and suburbs
are " conquered provinces"
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CORRESPONDENCE.

|
New Orleans, April 3d. 1866
Dear sir1 respectfully call your attention to card pub
himself as candidate for Second Justice Of the
Peace In doing 20 ha nakes cerair stasn,ants +rnrb
he endeavOrs convey the impression that not
regular nominee of the party for the aforesaid office
Asyeu are fully conyersan with all the facts in the case
earnestly request that you publish them in answer to the
emans statements and in order to show the public that
the regular nominee Of the National Democratic Party for
G. H. BRAUgHY
| Nrv op,r,,s Nav 1sss
NE" 'i-AA'S' H8y i 1000
| d. H. BE4uGHN, ESQ., New Orleans;
Dear sYou letter of yesterday been received and in
answer thereto have to state that few days after the
adjournment OF the Convention of the National Democratic
Farty the Parish Executive Committee have carefully
the question as TO Wnom mad received the nomina
YOU had received said nomination and consequently that
were the regular nominee Of the National PARTY in
| the next ensuing election
| yerv resnectfnllv voprs etc
| A DERREs
Prest National Democratic Parish Executive
|
TN fine
~~S
| -
| AE1O AL DE MO CRATIC ? PARTY
RRESPONDBNCE AND CARD.
Captain T. l. Maxwell, Secretary National Democratic Con-
yentien;
srI wish to ask of you copy of the resolution nssed b
the National Democratic Convention in reference to the vote
required and necessary to constitute nominee candidate of
that party ut the approaching election
Respectfully, etc.
| New Orleans April 49, 1866. VIM H HOLMES
,....,....
| ~, =, r,,. Nh" HE'lNN's AP''' %'' 300
W e., - t' tlU.'nes' aS4. a., - ,
u sI 5,Se Is - ises,eut He ." reply mere
WILL i0' 0osE "'iO'P ct "c lot "lch you ask
NeSpee'G,Iy, ~ e'e,, ~
AHo9' L. WE'LL
Resolved That no candidate for Office shall be declared
elected unless he shall have majority of the votes Of all the
delegates entitled to 7oo for that office in the convention
tohcaD THoS L. MAXWELL Secretary.
looI NJ, W. o.,,,,. .,r,, ., ,oss
In accordance with the above resolution, adopted by the
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C5Nsesas' EFNng of Eowis5GaeU.

NEW ORLEANS Mey l, 1866
Mr. Eug Rousseau having resigned the Gasbershp of this
Bank on the Goth ut, Mr. j, L DELEEY has been duly
elected Cashier from this dats,
JOHN G. GAMES.
Praei5srt
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MONDAY MORNING, MAY 7, l866.---TRIPLE SHEET.

Cheap =! Cheaper :! cheapest II!
DRY GOODS DRY GOODS /
RRAD AND SAVE MONEY!.
GREAT REDUCTION
SILK AND PINEAPPLE GRENADINES.
$50 Dress Pattern1.
Beautiful Designs coors and sold last month for $40
and SIS each-rednced to Sl2 full dress
1oo Pieces English Long Cloth.
Very hne worth G0c; selling at KREEGER sEL1GMAE,s
al Acc. They the cheapest goods in the city
500 Pieces Fine Print Linen shirting.
Warranted pure Flax containing tweutyour yards for
$40
10000 Yards Extra Fine and Heavy Yriah
Linen Sheeting.
lO at 81 5O I 65 I2 81 85 considered by house
keepers the cheapest Sheeting in the city.
1000 Yards Beautiful Striped Swiss.
Excellent Washing Goods, at 3Oc a yard.
100 Pieces Irish Linen Lawn.
SO inches wide, at So piece, containing 61z yards
a. GREAT INDUCEMENTS
-oFFERED TO
PARTIES BUYING FOR GOLD.
1000 dozen Very Fine Linen handkerchief
Ats2 50 and 81 10; worth 81 80 to So
500 dozen French COrsets.
Wherly Shapes, Whalebone Stays, at 81 Is.
1Ooo Yards Extra Fine PrInted Linen
Cambria.
For GenAemen's Shirts, at variols prices
1000 Yards Extra Fine and Sheet Llner
Lawns and Cambrlcs, for Ladfes' Dresses.
The richest and novel designs imported this season W
invite special inspection of this article by the Ladies'
The above Goods, AS ADVERTISED. offered hy
KREEGER 81 sEfsIGnfAN,
'61S. S..,,,.....-.. Magazine GO
ONE BLOCK ABOVE THE MARKET,
HARBLE FRONT,
Opposite St. Elizabeth Asylum
nothing but what really have and sell in any quantity
tosuit purchasers Gnd that eEyns will found repre-
gented in this advertisement.
KREEGER & SELTGMAN
COZ Magazine street, Marble Front,
Above the Market.
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HARD UPoN POLITICAL PREAoHBEs,-The San
Francisco California; Bulletin, in speaking of this
class OfclercaI mountebanks, says
There does not exist more repulsiye spectacle
than debauched parson. He can dive deeper
into the mire of politics and come up dirtier than
any other creature we know Of He adds to the
unscrnpulousness of the common partisan and the
yenaty Of the vulgar broker in legislation, an in
detinabe spirit Of meanness and an unction of de-
praVty that render him altogether unique Unlike
the ordinary run of sinners who do naughty things
because they are tempted, he seems to run to evil
from pure love oft. He hungers and thirsts after
unrighteousness with an aydity that astonishes and
disgusts even the most hardened political stagers.
II he gets into Congress the chances are, ten to
one, that he is conspicuous for venality if he
wiggles his way into the legislature he is certain
to be ringleader in every theving enterprise if
he gets an office oftrust he il pretty sure to turn
specu1latogr-jin short, whatever he is, you may
count on finding hard man. without any of those
amiable traits that palate villainy. We have all
known such men and suffered from them. They
have made politics more corrupt, they have made
legislation more venal for their connection with
them. The Church bushes for them the State Is
dehled by themi society justly regards them as
among It's worst eaemes.
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DEM CRATIC TICKET
For Sheriff.
HARRY 7, HAYS
For Coroner.
DR. CHAs. DELERY.
For District Attorney.
CHAs, II. NUREMBERG.
For State LegIElature.
d Representative District--WALTER H. ROGERS.
For Alder1nan--First District.
GERARD sTITH.
For Clerks of Courts.
First District Court--N. TREPAGNIER
Second District Court. Y. GoURDAIN
Third District Court-D. c. BYERLY.
Fourth District Court-R. G. BOND.
Fifth Datrict Court-LouIs POWER.
Sixth District Court-WM WoELPER
For State Assessors.
First District-M NJ. FEENY.
Second Dlstrct-E. A. BozoEIER
Third District-JULIUs FULDA.
Fourth Dstrict-JoHN c. GoLDlNG.
For state Tax Collectors.
First Dstrtet-THOs. AsKEW.
gecond District--L. E. LEMARIE,
Third Dlstrics-M. o. TRACY
ourth District-HENRY BENsEL
For justices of Pence.
First Justice Court--GEo. W. sADLER.
Second Justice Court-GEo II. BRAUGHE.
Third Justice Court-PAUL W. CoLLENs.
Fourth Justice Court--A AUGUST yIAvANT.
Fifth Justice Count
Sixth Justice GOurt--THos S. COLLINS.
For COnstabIes.
First Justice Court--W. 3. T0LLER
Second Justice Court--JoHN G. KUZAu.
Third Justice Court-ARTHUR LANCE.
Fourth Justice Court-P. AD F0RTIER.
Fifth Justice COurt--.
Sixth Justice cours-DAN WILSON.
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For state Tax Collectors.
First District-THOs. AsKEW.
gecond District--L. Z, LEMARIE,
Third Dlstrics-M. o. TRACY.
ourth District-HENRY BENsEL
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The material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having just been received from the NEST
celebrated Foundries and comprises ali tho Modern Improve
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RELIGIOUS COLLEGATE TESTS MODlFEIDB ENGLAND

THE REFORM BILL AND THE MINISTRY.
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ASS amy Physician

s4sEc amy Physician
What the chief predsposng of the many complaints
which decimate Juvenile population at this season The
answer will be: Worms" Happily remedy, innOxiOus
and nabIe has been provided by science short course
and, in some instances, Single Dose of
WINER's CANADIAN VERMITUGE
Win effect radical cure. Being entirely vegetable, the
Canadian Vermifugeis safe it is certain.
For sale by all Druggists wholesale and retail by the
Proprietor, - -
T. W. WRIGHT,
Sc Bienyille street
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oCRATIC TICKET

D E M O CRATIC TICK E 7
For sherIn.
WILLIAM Il. BELL
For Coroner.
JOHN GRoLY.
For District Attorney.
J. j. E BLANCHARD.
LegIslature- First District.
JOS. F, RUsHA.
For Clerk First District Court.
JOHN p MoNTAMAT.
For Clerk Second District Court
p R. o'RORKE.
For Clerk Third District Court.
F. a. WooLFLEY
Fer Clerk Fourth District Court.
JOSEPH HAELoN.
For Clerk Fifth District Court.
GEO. E. BoVEE.
For Clerk Sixth District Court.
JOHN c. COsTLEY.
First Dlstrict-For Alderman.
GERARD sTITH.
State Assessors.
First District-F. F. TRINCHARD.
Second District-FRANR HEBRON.
Third Dstrict-J. G. BAUM.
Fourth District-WILLIAM FOLEY.
Agters-E. RUIZ
State Tax Collectors.
First District-SAML. L. BISHOP.
Second District--Y. GERODAIs.
Third District-C. B. LANG.
Fourth Distrct-JOHN HAAS.
Algiers-J. G. BRUsHWo0D
Justices of the Peace.
-z.sE First Justice of the Peace-h. oCoENOR
os 10 -, 1cond Justice OF he Peace-J. L. WINTER.
bird Justice of the Peace-ERFEST MoREL,
Fourth Justice of the Peace-M. WEIsHEIMER
For Fifth Justice of the Peace-JOHN BRoWNLEE
For Sixth Justice of the Peace-JoHN DAILY.
COngtabIes,
First JUSTICES Court-JOHN MAsKEW.
Second Justices Court-L II. FLANAGAN.
Third JUSTICES Court-HARRY HENDRICKS
Fourth Jnstce's CoRrt-B. A. MCCAFFREF
fifth JUSTICES Court-JoHN II. MEAD.
Sixth Justices Court-JOHN WALSH.
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DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DRAY RECEIPTS,
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CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
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For State Assessors.
First District-M. NJ. FEENY.
Second Dlstrict-E. A. BozOFIER.
Third District-JULIUs FULDA.
Fourth District-JoHN c. GoLDING.
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For Clerk Sixth District Court.
JOHN G. COsTLEY.
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For ConstabIes.

First Justice Court--w. 3. ToLLER.
Second Justice Court-JoHR G. KUZAC.
Third Justice Court--ARTHUR LANCE.
Fourth Justice Gourt-P. AD. FoRrIER.
Fifth Justice Court-.
Sixth Justlco Court-nAN. WILSON.
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T'WEG9Ge EBcg6gGEIasg.
New Orleans, May 6, 1866
Cur stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS, etc, etc, is complete,
and selling them very reduced prices at wholesale
ana retail
The public invited to call and see for themselves
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS Il STUART,
81 and SO Camp street
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For Clerk Fifth District Court.
GEO. E. B0VEE
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Fer Clerk Fourth District Court.
JOSEPH HAELON.
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[CoPYl
New ORLEANS April a, 1866.
In accordance with the above resolution adopted by the
National Democratic Convention there has NO LEGAL
NOMINATION made for the office Second Justice of the
Peace the undersigned being majority the Third
Ward Delegates and competent nominate fully indorse the
action taken by VIM H. Holmes, Esq.
JOHN HART,
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

FEVER ON BOARD THE KEARsARGE
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First Dlstrict-FOF Alderman
GERARD STITH.
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Dagby's E3rophyE@cEtC FgWid.
Is oases-Landing George Cromwell.
For sale by
WEBSTER & CO.,
Depot Agents,
"A and &c Poydras street.
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LegIslRture-Flrst District.
JOS. F. RUsHA.
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For AIder1nan--Firat District.
GERARD sTITH.
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For Clerk Third District Court.
F. A. WOOLFLEY
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We the Dry Goods wanting public that advertise
nothing but what really have sell any quantity
tosu purchasers snd that everything will repre-
gented in this advertisement.
KREEGER & SELHGMAN
COZ Magazine street, Marble Front,
Above the Market
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lie oREsoErr PUBLISHED DAILY tsundays Excepted,
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For State LegIslature.
d Representative District.-WALTER H. ROGERS.
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State Assessors.
First District--F. F. TBINCHARD.
Second District-FRANK HEBRON.
Third District-J. G. BAUM.
Fourth District-WILLIAM FOLEY.
Algiers-E. RUIZ.
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EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

ny s ssl S ksyg ssd Ssta ieT
fer New York. and saed 18th Pressey
PHILADELPHIA--Ar 31st ult, sch j II Carver.
Rumril New River, NB Honest Abe, Conary,
=, Ga slst, brig H McGiyery, Smart, Salisbury.
Ga 3st; brig A II curtss, Merryman, Boston;
NEW YoRK-Ar s1st, ship Great Western. Cum
bingham, liverpool Iarane Free Trade, Foster,
CB: scbs Dirso Iorr Lnsan, cB Sarah, Whaie lea.
ny, CLARK, Portland; Mary Langd9n, Hal, ran Riv
do; Hepzibah, Lunt, Allyn's Point. I
r ia ss bbTgs 6eayes .v cTSeker kingston JAM
Ar LIST, brigs Maria White, Bryant, Glace BAY,
Tubal Cain, I'nkham, Cow Bay. -
CID LIST, ships Norway, Coonbs, Lverpool Harry
Warren, Atwood, st John. B barque Toscana,
Delano, New, Orleans; briggs Eastern Star Griffin,
Port Spain; sch vicksburg, Mccormick, Boston.
PRoyIDENcE-sld 31st, sch vigilant, White, for
.DIGHTON-sld 31st, sch Bagaduee, Kennard, for
New York, or Bangor. ~ ei-yiS1
ing, Cow Bay, OBJ; sch John Elliott. Watts, f ON
4LAngan; UB; Champion, Handy, Calais. iia6
~. HOLMES HOLE-Ar 3ist, sch r H Colson, Rob-
ri E;o2SToN-Ar LIST, brigs Anna M HI light, Knight
drc Iin TiS; lston Sawyer, Rondout; schs Ken
per, Elzabe Import; Wreath, Cole JERSEY Citv: Ma
Ann, Vyer and Dresden, Davis do; Catharine
Cid LIST, barques Mary E Libby, Mountfort. Ha-
yana; A N Franklin, Holbrook, Baltimore: sch q M
Rich, Brown, Miragoans; A Dyer, Roberts. Jones'
port. '"s,' 10 ooA'es
Ar 3D. ship Flora Southland, Mallett cad;z. t.r,,,,a
Dirgo, Blair, New orleans briggs D Hart D Hart
Rappahannock River; Hyperion, Simonton ''Pbia,
delphia Sophie, Strout, Elizabethport 1ntario
Huntley, Georgetown, DC; Gettysburg, smith PHI,
adelphia; Gen Meade, Dinsmore, New York: Dres-
den, Davis, do. es
Below, brig G York. from Philadelphia.
CD "a, barque Heroine. Nickerson, Malaga; sch
Charlotte Fish, Strong, Thomaston. = VT
- sob Ann, Darlr op Rarr De- =.
ISL INST SNOW S9uall, Jenks, Georgetown, DC; { A
snow, heath, Elizabethport: Red Jacket, Averill,
hHn Nh on, III; Alkaline, Ryan, Belfast.
Elizabethport. 81 II y 1N~~ 80 A''
, OkTSMoUTH.sld Doth ult sch Shooting Star,
MsrsnA' oasi Soth Gen Peavey, Armstrong for
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Newcastle, NSw, May 20, ship Warrior
Mcfarland. San francisco. 'o''
Ar at Melbourne June 8, ship Guiding Star. sman
New York 80 days; 9th. Europa, SPatten, London.
18Th, Zulette. Jones, San Francisco,
At Calcutta June is, ship Juventa, Bearse for
New York.
.. At Bombay june 20, ships Charger, Hatch, and
Tennyson, Graves, unc.
Sid i'm Callao 18th ult, barque Deborah Pennell
Dunning, Tor Chinchas, to load for United States
Sid I'd uft. ship Charlotte w White, Griffin, Chin
chas to load TOR SPAIN fftst
"A. A. valparaiso ID ult, ship Britannia, Little from
Carlao TOT Antwerp, repg ~. s.-
go ia "a ut, barqne Webfoot Humphrey, Cobija.
Cobb, Nevassa. ' '"'q"0 Aiio =" iAy'
SD TN Mansanilla 18th nit brig Strout, Wallace
new ro p iZln, Black ,ae, Fish, Pickett, do.
New York; brigs Isabella Jewett. smith ponSar.
10th. Gen Marshall. Ellis, Havana i'ii' oans'i'
Sid 18th, barque Marathon, Drisko p,,..
10th, brig Emma, SWEET, Boston. "ai'iinofe'
O. AT at Havana 18th nit brig Rocky Glen, Wallace.
leans; 26th, Pomona, Smith, Portland e" VT
sid 10th, barques sylph, HERMAN, fyr Nueviyas;
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THE MARKETS.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.
Cotton-t q 1c lower; sales $50 bales NIiddling
Cplands Sc a SIC. ST .tH
Flour-Sales COCO bbls.; Stato and Western 10 a
2Oc lower. State at GO "a 60 Round Hoop Ohio ut
$40 a II co. Western at co a So Southern droop-
ing; sales $40 bbls at 30 a 10 80. Canada nominal
Wheat-doclining; sales n 900 bush. Milwaukee
D. new, fair, at 90. Milwaukee No. 2, new. IS.
Corn-lc lower; sales lac, 600 bushels Mixed West
cen s03 a s23c, closing at e03 q Sic.
Oats-dull and declining.
Beef-steady; sales 800 bbls.
Pork-heavy; sales $3.50 bbls. New mess at 81 40
G. 81 81, closngat 81 90.
I@rdItirmer; sales 400 bbls. at 1st a 21c.
Whiskey-nominal. ~
Rice-dull.
Sugars-(iull; sales coo hhds Muscovado at II q
111c.
Uoiiec-du.
Monsses-dull.
Naval stores-steady. Spirits Tupentine at CO a
12c. Rosin 5 90 a. co.
Petroleum-duIl; Crude at 2S5 a 24c.
Freights to 1dverpool-a shade Irmer. Cotton per
steamer Id; Corn Il q 4ad.
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VNHEREAS, the City Council ON the c1ss day Of
Wy July last, passed an order directing the COM
mittee ON aging widening streets to consider
the cxpcliency Of Strengthening the south side of
Congress street between Temple and Pearl Streets or
widening tho same in that locality also widening
and Strengthening the north side Of said street be-
tween Pearland Franklin streets, therefore,
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested, that
the Joint Standing Committee OF the City Council on
laying out new sicets, will meet TO hear tho parties
and view the proposed way ON tho ninth day Of Au-
corner of Congress and Temple Streets and will then
and there proceed to determine and aljudge whether
to be hid out. f''l III $500 ~
Given under our hands on this first ay of AiIgust
A. ID. 1896. =
AUG. L. STEyFNS,
EDMUND PHINNEY,
vrf iaifi sltt', AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
MI i, ,,,,,., JOSEPH BRADFORD,
avn ELIAS CHASE,
w. z. FILES,
Committee on Laying ont and Widening Streets
aug2dtd. :
Argus copy.
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Eva Fisk, Cleayes, Sagua; 2Oth brig s E Kennedy,
Hoffses, Boston; 22d, barque Ada Garter, kenney,
Sagua; 26th, Brunswick, Sylvester, -.
New Orleans; Woodside McAleyy, Portland; 10th,
brig Condova, Eddy, do.
CID 18TH barpue Alcyope, Partridge, Turks Island
Sagua; Meteor Anderson, Tor do; 10th, barque C Il
Hamilton Adie, Wilmington.
Ar at Sagua 9th ult, barque Lucy Frances, Allen,
New York; brig VIM Robertson, Reed, Machias.
SPOKEN.
July q, lat 70, Ion 50 II, ship Hudson, from Lon
don Tor New York
July q, lat ~ is, Ion 6s 49, ship Flora Southard
from Cad 2 tor Boston. -
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CITY NOTICES.
CITY OF PORTLAND,

WTlIEREAS Moses Gould, and others, have pet1-
w toned the City Council to lay out new street
orPubc Way in said city.-bcgnng at North street
and extending to Eastern promcutde. TO DC coHu
was referred by the City Council July u, lsGG 20 tnc
undersigned, for them to consider anu act upoh'
therefore
Notice is hereby given to all parties Interested that
the Joint Standing Committee Of the City Council on
laying out streets, will meet to hear the parues
and view the proposed way the 10th day Of August
1866 at three occk in the afternoon at the corner Of
North and Walnut streets, aud will then and there
proceed to determine and adjudge whether the public
convenience requires sid sleet way to be laid out
Given under our hands OH this LIST day Of August,
A. u. 1866. s
AUG. f. STEVENS,
EDMUND PHTNNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDlNGS,
j. BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE,
w. r. FILES, NAM
Committee on laying out New Streets:
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New York Stock Market.
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Brighten MarIret.

Amount OF stock at Market for the week ending
August L Cattle. 1921: Sheep and Lambs, sO79;
Swine, 1900.
Prices. Deef Cattle Extra, ga IS a 10 90; first
quality, $i3 00l5 00 second quality, SIP 0Gl12 75
third quality II 0G911 IS per 100 lbs ION total weight
OF hides, tallow and dressed beef)
Working Oxen Sales at $3.50 to 260.
Mich Cowes-From $40 to 100, according to quail
ty and fancy OF The purchaser
Sheep and Lambs-Old sheep. SAGE % III: Lambs
SO % to 90 " head. = - =
swine-Wholesale, 100 p ID; retail, 1s@1sc. Fat
Hides.country, si99c % fb; Brighton, 1oc. .
Cali Skins-25c % tb I
Tallow--.Country, s@stc P ib Brighton, s@O8.
Pets-Sheep skins, 5t@i5c " ID Bamb skins,
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KENNEBUNKPORT, Aug 1st-Sld, schs Silver
Lake. (new) for Philadelphia; Eliza Matilda, Brag-
don; Ali e, Cakes, and VIM Penn Curtiss, for Bos-
ton. ~,
LAUNcHEp-2sth ult, by Mr. David Clark, q fine
schr OF about 100 tons, old measure, well adapted
Tor packlt first class fishing vessel She Is fol
sale !
q The new schr Silver Moou recently launched at
this port was built by Mr. Mark Poole. for himself
and others of this place and parties in York. She
the coal trade. fit t s. sIlt ff4I 80 - :