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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-03-10

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The present Legislature Of our State has
passed more jobs, and those of greater
magnitude than any body that ever pre-
ceded them in the government of Louisia-
ma. Look at the Slaughter House Bill,
ordering the removal of all slaughter
houses to a point below the cityI The
removal in itself is q good thing, the dirt
and .otfal from the bntcheries have long en-
ough corrupted the winter that a large pro-
portion of our citizens use, and all such
matter ought to be thrown into the river at
q poiut below, where it would not 'injure
the water passing through the water works.
But it was not necessary to give to one
company the perquisites and privileges OF
the business, thus creating q giant monop-
oily, that win prove On incubus upon the
thrift and growth of our city for. years to
come "Money makes the mare co." and
free circulation Of the needful is all that is
required to secure the passage of any bill.
In order to have the last gigantic swlndle
passed and yet not approve Of the act by
their votes several Of the Democratic mem .
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A CHOICE QUARTER OF SQUARE OF GROUND
CORNER OF CHESTNUT AND BERLIN STREETS,
JEFFERSON CITY.
ny NASH a uoDaEoN,

W. HoDGsoN. Auctioneer
Once. ITO Grsvier street.
SATUKDAY, April 70, 1850. as Is
- oel.ck n. at the ST CHARLES AUCTION Ex-
Tod
ONE LOT OF GROUND with the buding rs and T. prove
ths Square b.urSed By Rampant date aerculss ITALIA
kepomene and Bsin Cate White treets des Let
No g. measuring q feet front Rampant street by depth
and front Tha street Of - feet IL inches and
bstveen parsl Ell lines all American meaure according g.
plan mase by Pile Murray architects. dated March a. 1862
1he imp oyemenp consist Of DOUBLE TE~EMENr
at and 428 Rampant str ct, with DOUBLE TEEE
MINT 1WO-SfORY FRAME BACK BUILDING All cover
ed with slate, bnilt Il tie best manner and used
and dwellings, ali n hne order
This property ofe-s inducenent speculation,
being only rom the Dryades Mzrk.t well adapted
90 the retail with the street horse passing
door Gve minutes TIE main building contains four
aud two cabinsts and the rear buildings the
ALSO
FOUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN Jefferson
City, in the tqusre AZ bounded By Napoleon avenue
os Nos Is is and adcsn each other and measure each
Lot Is TOWNS the Of Berlin and strees
adOns the above lots snd 80 feet front Berlin
street. BY de- th AID 'front.' Chestnut street OF 40 feet al
parallel lines per plan Of Pile
a Murray architects, dated March "a 1863.
These lots Handsomely laid ont with shade and fruit
ees and ornamental hrubbery, and have solid plank
square ard is IN superior location fer residence
to the schools churches aud with
access 10 TIE gaEDe Street and Napoleon Avenne Cars,
~ TkREs CospTnoss-Oue-han cash IN U. 8
Treasury notes. and the pa At with
interest AID special mortgage rom date until final payment
neys OF suit the Bindings be insured the
policy 20 be transferred 20 vendor.
Acts Of sale before ~ Nee. jones' notary public, ncud
inc internal stsm at the expense Of the pur
ctaaers
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08
Custom Homie Items.

Postmaster Lowell has left Washington for this
city.
General Longstreet Is looked for In about q
fortnight.
Z. W. Devices, member OF the State Legisla-
ture, is mentioned as q candidate for the special
agency Of the postofice department in this city.
The heavy shipments of Cincinnati whisky 10
this port have brought the market down to eighty
cents gallon. As q consequence the distieriss
ception.
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays are here.
after TO be wine case days ia the United States
Court
Collector stockdale In the choice of Messrs.
Shute, Tracey Billings and Burbank, as his depu-
ties, is spoken of as having made four excellent
selections.
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sHERIfF's SALES.
WIN. MTrHoFI

WIN. MTrHoFF va ByRsE. VANCE q GO. CrHoxAs
Byne and H. Mcneil vsnceSxth Distrc. Coart Tor the
rsaish OF Oriesps-No. H.253 so
pY VIRTUE ofae afH~s writ OF nssf fa<ins
- directed By the Honorable SIKH District Court
Of Rev OresDs, In The above entitled cause | viii
proceedto sell public suctos the Merchants Auc
uonsers Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets in The second District Of this city.
IlLsDAf the Day Of April 1869, At u o'clock H. the
!, LOT OF GROUND together with the bniidinxz and
Improvements thereon knswn the Nal Dorec uated
IN the Frs District Of this city square bounded BY Canal
Carondcof Common and Bafonne streets measuring thirty
ei font on anal street BY hunored sad tveny Tea
deep French rounded the lids Svards
let by property st< BY David Gwsns and ON
the side tovArcs Baronne street By property Of W. der
the being also the IA Of LOT designated by
Me- SO plan Of suburb Mary drawn BY Tarssss
city sdjning the lot No. 40 By which the
said half y bounded the side
2. ANOTHER LOT Of GROUND. together with tho
buid'ngr and thereon situ<tei
strict and adjoining TIE above described 10. In the
and thirty three feet front sad Caronde
et street By hundred and twenty feet deer. or ss
hing lsh u
Seix~d In tho shove suit
~ TERns-Caah en- the SPA.
THOr L. MAXWELL.
mario sp3 Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleanh
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A writer on the philosophy Of handshsking,"
says: Perhaps 10 young lovers. the quiet. half
uDintenuonsl contact OF hands are the most plea
ssDt-tbat soft. lingering restessness-thst faint
attempt at withdrawal at propretys suggestion
that electrical thrill Of contact which fires the
velf, modulstes the voice, colors the cheeks,
adds brightness TO the eye and tremnlousness
to the lips. How many then profound in philoso-
ply, brilliant in scholarship. high In social posi-
ton, have sat for hours in the still moonlight,
holding in their hand the soft hand OF q woman,
their thoughts idly borne of by fitting OF a
leaf. or trl of bobolink, Who can say they
were not all the better for it! Cannot the lion be
in love
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08

AN ATTRACTIVE SALE OF DESIRABLE MsRcHAs.
DIsE.-To-dsy. at 10 A. NJ, the popular auction
mart OF E. Roger & Co., Nos. As and AZ Old Levee
street, will present, we have no doubt, spects.
Gle of unusual interest. 700 cases boots, shoes
and brogsns. together with 100 trunks sewed
boots and congress CATERS, comprising q care
fully selected and assorted stock, will be offered
to the highest bidders and from the well known
character Of these invoices we presume that q
spirited rivalry for their possession will indicate
the appreciation Of buyers.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08

An unknown person yesterday forged an order,
signing the name of Mr.. Lawrence of Mobile, who
owns large lot Of eggs now on the levee, and
with il obtained FIVE boxes containing five hun
dred dozen eggs. The boxes were sent by a
parcel express cart TO the corner of st. Joseph
and Carondelet streets. Subsequently special
officer Cunningham arrested Matt Ashland,
charged with receiving stolen goods. Chas. Ed
WARDS has been arrested charged with being an
accessory. The eggs have not been recovered.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08
Runaway Team.

Yesterday, magnificent team attached to a
Southern Express wagon, ran away. They started
from the levee and run up Canal street to Dau.
phin, where they turned into the neutral ground,
and, running the wagon into the gutter. came to q
halt. The wagon seemed sll right, though the
horses were hurt. Nobody was 10 the wagon.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08
THE Welcomed. R,de and HOE.

This evening promises to be gala one In the
annals of the velocipede school, for there on
buzziDg bicycles. and by what will be at least
equally agreeable, 3 hop, in which both visitors
and hosts may alike participate. No tickets are
purchsseable, the invitations being obtained by
pointed for the purpose.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08
Alleged Arson.

0ffcer sursntine reports that an attempt was
made. about halfpast O'Clock on Tuesday morn
ing to set fire to the house No. Is Basin street,
kept by Mary Taylor, by pouring coal oil on the
gallery and igDiting it. No alarm was given, and
no damage was done, the police extinguishing
the blaze.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08

Officer Ednison reports that about noon on
Tuesday the towboat ]. W. Kellogg, with five
bsrges from st. Louis. while trying to make q
lending, ran into Q faiboat at the head Of St.
Joseph street, STAYING In the latter's etarboard
side and doing her considerable damage.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08
A paneerou. wan.

Corporal Chellet reports at $3.50 P. NJ, that the
brick and wooden wall on Girod street, between
Magazine and Tchoupitoulas streets, owned by NJ.
J. Bart, is iD dangerous condition and likely to
fall at any moment.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08

TIE ST.. JOHN FAm-Still this fair holds its
nightly sway, and stil is the opportunity given to
the charitably disposed to give what they have
to spare. We were sorry to note rather slim at
tendance last night, and hope that tonight we
shall have something better to see. We note
that the prizes to be drawn at ST. vincents
table yet are that silver trumpet, sewing machine.
500 in geld, one ted room set, portraits Of
Washington and lady, one picture, needle work
and several pitchers and other articles.
We are also chronic'ers OF the fact that Coro-
ner Roche and Hon. T. II. Shields each won o
prize at this table on Tuesday night. We con.
gratulate these gentlemen upon their luck. and
trust that their success will cause many similar
investments. ID
To the CRESCENT table, as usual, our reporter ID
Indebted, as he is also to the Fairy Dell, and to
the fairies who dwell therein
Again we have to acknowledge the receipt of a
huge bowl Of punch from Mrs. Lacey's table, the
81. Vincent. and again we have to assure her that
il wss quaffed to her health and the success Of
her table.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08

The house Of Mr. Seymour. corner OF Chestnut
and Fourth streets, was entered between IL aud
O'Clock yesterday, and robbed of o fine French
clock, black marble stand, silver castor, silver
ladle, and other silverware. No clue has been OBJ
tanned relative TO the robbers.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08
Bestirsnse,d,er.

q. s. A., chief commissary Of subsistence of this
district, 10 the Board Of Police Commissioners
thst Corporal Earle and Patrolmen Bennett, G an.
non and Lynch. did on Sunday, April 4, without
cause violently and brutslly arrest John Jones, q
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08
STORES ON NATCHEz STREET,
r''H. os.,.. o,'vsIss's
Between Camp and Masazile streets.
PEREMPToRY SALE.
TWO THREEsToRY BRICK HOUSES.
Nos 50 and 81 Natchez street. r
Immediately in of the late sits of the City National
Bank. the Office Of the Morgan
Line Of Steamers,
BY j. II. WALTON n DRsLONDE,
J. b. WALTON. AuctOneer.
Office. No. carondelet street.

Office. No. Carondeet street.
CATURDAY. April 10Th. 1909 n
~ o'clock NJ st the ST CHARLES AUCTION tx
CHANGE, Cbaser ent ~. Charles Hotel) will be Gold
THE TWO THREE STOfY BRICK STORES Nos aud
Matches street. In the bounded By Natohek street,
hank Alley, Camp and Magazine The lot No. 81
Naches street q feet inches and ae ron ~
feet inches Tire line BY depth Of 66 feet inches
the line adj ming rear q the fronting on h.xs
nov occupied BY the lines Of steamships and IS fest
The lot No 81 hatcher street 70 feet front
hatcher street. ~ 10 riches and nes the line,
by tn 63 feet II ches and lines the lire dividing
the lot store 81 above described aad 81 ss8
inches the opposite side t....
This lot Of ground has the use Of PRIV She ground
floor Of yard attached the properly 81 g. Bright
the SINE 10 set forth act q compromise bstwtsn tbs
City National Ban and Geo Bright passed before Joseph
Cohn, notary public. "a, ed March "a, 1868
- TTRxs CoSpIrOss-One-thfd cash In United
States the remainder credit asd two
yeas In the Of the purchasers payable their
order and by them Endorsed bearing interest aud
secured BY special mortgage and vendors lien upon the
property until final the clause OF
attorneys fees suit to payment
part the noteA The building 10 be Insured 70 hs sae
on Of the vendors and the policy OF insurance 70 b trans
Acts Of sse before Jos Cohen notary public at the
Of purchasers including Of stamps required BY
law.
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], DEAN. IR.s. SALES.

pBJAS. JE.. AUorosEER,

Calls ire attention Of city and country buyers his large
Of FURfiTunB 81 every description aud %
take place th month every Monday Wednesday and Friday
and wi be abe sell every the
Of bresking housekeeping the
demands Of sale he has in requistsn first hoo
Parties desiring purchase Furniture should fail
attend the saes and VISIT his shot s No 5 Graver
street. corner Carondelet.
Quick tales 10 make room.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08

The swift. elegant packet b. L. Hodge No. 2,
Captain W. 7. Bosrdman, leaves for Shreveport
every Friday at p. N. Passengers will be put
through to jefferson, Tyler and Marshall in ex.
press time.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08

By order Of the recorder, dog which hsd BIT
ten child of Mr.. Mott, on Claiborne street, has
been shot.
The temperature yesterday, as shown by the
thermometer ct G. Duhamels, Ill Canal street, was
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08
Is follows: AtsA 4. n. 81 degrees; II n. ss f; f:
r. n. 20; P. n. So. W


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6uPREn CouRr.-G. M. Wicklife vs. the Judge
Of the Fifth District Court and L. 7. Delsssize.
This case was called on Q rule nisi prohibition
and argued by T. J. Semmes for relator and by
w. II. Hunt for respondent. The matter was
taken under advsement lAt ro.it Dos
Diamond Va. Cain. This case was argued yes'
terdsy and submitted. - :,
The metropolitan police, Oscar J. Dunn vs.. ].
Conway. mayor. This cass was argued yester-
day and submitted.
Board Of Metropolitan Police W. Diamond.
This case was submitted 10 briefs.
State of Louisiana ex REL, A. Hero. Jr., vs..
Pilot. Jrr This was case about the possession Of
notsrial records. The judgment Of the lower
court was in favor Of the defendant. The case was
submitted in briefs. ..a,, 80 -. .lt,,-..f -.-s 7
In this court yesterday the following gentlemen
were admitted to practice, viz: Geo. q. Bloodget
Of New York and Fred. Speed of Mississippi, pre-
sented respectively BY Judge A. Worries and
Judge J. B. Cotton.
FIRST DIsTRIcr CoURr.-In this court yesterday
Mr.. @. M. Wicklifie, auditor vas srraigned on the
Judgment Of the grand j6ry and pleaded not
guilty. The case was fixed for trial.
DISTRICT CoURrs.-In these courts yesterday
nothing Of any public importance transpired.
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detailed soldier Of the thirty ninth infantry, q. 8.
A., who had been assigned to duty at the commits
sary department on Ersto street; that they shame.
fully beat him, so that his life Il In danger and
took him to the Pscanier station. Capt. Schre-
ber Of that precinct has preferred charges against
them. They have been suspended from duty and
are awaiting trial before the board.
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AUCTION SALES.
E. ROGER g. co.'s SALES.

FIVE HUNDRED GASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
BRoGANs.
100 TRUNKS sEwED BOOTS AND CONGRESS-.
BY Il. ROGER a CO.,
II. SAnoRY Auctioneer.
rTEUKsDAY. April sth, l6a0. sc 10
O'Clock at their saesrooms. nos % and AZ Old Leyee
street, will be sold
500 cases Boots Shoes Bro9sns comprising general
for Men, Women aud ~ loren received direct
from manufacturers BY late arrivals from Boston, York
and PHILADELPHIA
Also lao trunks sewed Boots and Congress.
rY1KRMs-Af Sels
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
" asi-T
UNRIvALED WATER POWER
SPLENDID SITES FOR MANUFACTURES
BIZ j. b. WALTON a DEsLoNDE.
J.. y. WALTON. Auctionesr.
Offce Ne 8 Oarondsct street.
Z. " sSss lGzsss zgsS s e.

Z. ~ d aSss Ok S. fhsss;l d5s; e.
Charles street, win be sold : =
ABOuf OEB THOUSAND ACRES Of slisbly located
and veil timbered land In the parish Tammany about
snd half miles from the town ef covington. the
built dws ting houss garden fruit ness in which
The placsis within four hours ddy Communication with
the city by steam The water power the Il
sites for paper mills Cotton Factories etc be found
any where in the South The locality pleasant and heathy
pTrRrs or sAIE-Purchsser 20 sssame payment Of two
promssory each for $780, dated August 1881 psya
bic respectively at six and twelve months ser date and
ing per interest from date and bearing
secsi mortgage the said land and improvements balance
cash.
Plan and title. be Ct the suconesrs' rooms No
Csrondeet street.
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LOUIS STERN q BROS.' SALES.

AUCTION
PEREMPTORY SALE
OF
700 CASES BOOTS SHOES AND BROdANs,
JUST RFCEIvFD PER LAST STEAMERS DIsECT
FROM THk MAEuFAGTU aERs, AND ESPECIAL
LY DAPTED TO THIS MARKET
BIZ LOUIS bTERN a BROS.
NJ. STERN. Auctioneer.
ER,DAv, April 9th, 1869. ~ 10
O'Clock A at their salesrooms, Nos 50 Magssins and
% Grsver street, without limit whatever. viii
7ooCA SEES BOOTS. SHOES and BRoGANs. consisting Q
an sssortuent suitable for sty aud country trade
Thee fresh and desirable will be sold In lots
TO salt purchasers.
couns buyers consulting their viii attend
n8- TERNs-At sale.
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MASH g. HOOGsON's SALES.

CHOICE BUSINESS STAND.
CoREER OF RAMPART AND ITALIA STREETS,
NOS. 42s AND s2S RAxgART STREET..
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at 49, came from the corner OF Ersto and Con-
stance streets. At the late hour ct which this IL
written it is impossible to give particulars, but
from al indications the fire was small one and
was coon extinguished. a'-ttt fAA i
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scter Of the butter broukht TO that market. Cot
ton seed, hen feathers, Dat chat aud other foreign
articles are sometimes sided. He purchased some
a few days since which Twas favored with kero
seDe oil
An exchange tells of, cat that every morning
wipes his paws upon thu hall mat before entering
his mistress bedroom. fIf his feet leave a mark
on the white coverlet os the bed he is told OF the
fact, and again resorts 4 the mat, and then If not
satisfied that his paws se clean, he dries them by
the stove.
Coming down in Magazine street car, yester.
day, was gentleman. with long gold chain
sweeping from bis neck across his vest gold pin
in his shirt, gold sleeve buttons, gold ring. gold
eyeglasses on bis nose land perceptible polished
revolver in one OF bis pfckets. He was got up to
kill. The tout ensemble would have been CON-
plete If there had beer added to the above gold
rings in the ears and nSte.
Dom Piatt writes Il Ut when Dunn visited the
senate chamber ne mSdestly took q seat in the
-closk.room. From thi3 Senator Chawis dragged
him out BE led him II the most prominent seat
introduced him TO alls the leading senators, aud
'Chawis looked as pleased as Punch. 81 looked up
at the crowded galleriet, - said Damn, "where the
people stood In mute aatonishment, and expected
to hear tae cry of niggfr In the pitt but all were
well behaved. felt n o white manu-
"IDdisn Jim has beea sick, ;" says the Humboldt
(Nevsds) Register, u nd imagined his wife was
the cause thereof. So Dim wished for a dissolu.
ton of the marriage tbnds, and applied to Jus
tice Jack to sever the lies that bound him and his
wife together. Jack sssponded, and accomplish
ed the deed most effe; tuslly and without much
ceremony, BY taking Ne squsw out some little
distance and shooting lher, and then burned the
body. The Indians sly Ii Is an old established
custom among them, ssd are not disposed to have
the whites interfere.nl
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Office No Caroadelst street.
"WEDNESDAY, pril IL th. 1859. begIn-
w nIng at " O'Clock NJ, al the ST. CHARGES AUG.
lion EXCHANGE basement St Charles Hotel. BY virtue
and Of order OF the Honorable tbs Secoad
Judicial Dist let Court for the Parish of LETTERS dated
Cauoton April TO- 1867 docket No. 2s2l In the above
titled suit viii be sold by pubic on the following
scribed vslusbie property, towit:
ONE RUNDREDA~D SEVEN SQUARES OF GROUND
in the tsvn Of Burt eve betwe Boomingdals
the line of a. fouchers plantation Leves
Mississippi river and the line running back
O post-sli arcsTdirg TO plan by J. A 0'Hfmecou-t,
Gated the 9th September 1861 and supplemental plan By
the 81 March. l69 the last named plan exh biting
the thirtyeight additional copsed between
lord .et and the line and numbered from Is
inclusive
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-29
MARINE INTELLlG EN- 4 E.
NORFOLK d PORTSMOUTH, Sept. o.

ARRIVED.
stmr Louisiana, Hill, Baltimore, freight
and passengers to limo Vermililon. b
ton.
stmr Banks, clarricK, yorktown
Stmr Cambridge, Rainer, Cr1sheid.
Stmr Sm1thfield. Adams, Smithtieid.
Stmr Sygnet. Cain. Currituck.
wv Colt, Ryther, Washington.
Stmr Jno sylvester. Glnoru, Ricnmond
Schr Arthur Rowe, Mitchell, Alexan.
dr4a, lime Carnage.
Schr Armada, Palmer. w Branch. light
to ma ter.
Schr Thomas Patterson, Mitchell, Rich
mond, lion to Atlantic Iron WORKS, ard
lime 10 Gwsthmey d Lro.
Schr Hannah Warwick. Spedden, Balti-
more, manure.
Schr Benjamin VAadover, Christie |, her,
Washington, D Q, manure.
Schr A r Wallace, Watd, Baltimore,
guano to I. A. Hal dy aud coal to William
schroeder
sckr Bride. Petty. Yo:k river. light to
master.
schr sue Cummings, Lyons. Baltimore
asst rted cargo for Q.
schr Virginia, Dryden, Back liver, light
to master.
schr America. Shields. York river, sun.
dries to master.
Schr Eliza King, Alexander, N =, sun
I dries to master.
Schr GEN; Grant, Colbura. Richmond,
light to master.
SAILED
stmr Louisiana. Hill. Baltimore, fri
| andpe ssengers by Jno Vermillion.
StInr Cambridge, Rainier, Cr!sheld, -
| and passengers by II V Tompktns.
Stlrr Mystic, Sohermerhorn. Hampton
Stmr N i Banks, McCirrlck, Yorktown,
| ft'h. andpassengels by 7 Il webb.
| Stmr w w Coit, Ryther. washington.
Stmr Sta~, Bernard, Suffok freight anC
| passengers by Wright. Lee & Co.
S,mr Sue, Veasey, u isf IL.
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GLUE FOB READY UsE.-To any quantity
glue use common whisky instead OF wa
ter. Put both together in bottle, cork
it tight, and set it away for three or four
days, when it W ill be fit for use without the
application of heat. Glue thus prepared
will keep for years, and is at all times f {
for use, except in very cold weather, when
it should be set in water before using. To
obviate the difficulty of the stopper getting
tight by the glue dying in the mouth o +
the vessel, use a tin vessel with the cover
fitting tight on the outside to prevent the
escape of the spirits by evaporation. A
strong solution of isinglass made in the
same manner, is very excellent cement.