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and the said fcme-co,crt mly le sued, Ini, teal
prosecuted in Of violation by her Of iii" licrns
laws of this Star she should Keep disorerly
house. II she fcur3i": t'.l if Judgment be
obtained against her any contract execution shall or
issue in the ordinary wa Ia affect her separate
estate provided however that such re.p"nsb itH shall
in Ii9r affect impair she responsibility q The
husband parent under the existing laws and that
this shall take effect the thrtieh OF April
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NOTICES., dc.
NOTICE TO
MERCHANTS, Traders,
AND OTHERS.

ALL PERSONS AND BODIES corporate or polite. in
Cecil county. who shall be doing thing.
shall be in the occupation of any house place for
any purpose for which a License i made necessary by
the laws of Maryland hereby warned to obtain
License. e renew the before the
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SPECIAL MEETING.

Tie Managers ana Proprietrs If Ro-" Bank Cemetery
'l hold Special Meeting III Rose Bank Hall Siur-
'S. tho 18th inst. NJ O'Clock full attendance
: desired L. t. CHANDLER
Auril TO- lSfg-ow Secretary
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of Co-Partnership.

f partnership heretofore existing between James l..
':,xwc and VIM VI. L"ag. under the Of Jas. l..
!.,xMyil Co. is this day dissolved 10y mutual consent.
thsr Of the Undersigned will settle the All
.rsnns vino have settlement. t. make will please come
.rwtrl and attend To the same. JAS. l.. MAXWELL
WI. VI. L0AG.
Pert Deposit. April Sti,. 1859.
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of CO-Partnership.

The Co-Partnership heretofore existing
der the irm of Reese & Foari, is this day
solved by Mutual consent.
r. G. REESE.
S. g. FDARD. Jr.
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Persons applying for Ordinary License. in which spirit
termenrcd Liquors Lager Beer is sold in qnn
Titles less than pint must make Applicant til
Clerk Of the Circuit Court in the county in which they
reside ANA must also ts recommended iy two rrspcct:
bic ecolders of the immediate vicinity of the applicant
which may be mlic in the following form:
To the C?tTk Of the Circuit Cy,rt Ior Cecl c0HftV:-
We. the undersigned ree Jlders OF Cecil comfy living
in the immediate vicinity of who is about
apply Won fer license TO keep Ordinary al ...
in said county. do hereby recommend him suitable
person obtain the license. ........ .........
.......... ........ 1850. ......... ..........
The appiicai, then make oath 10 the Clerk to
the following effect THAT lie has bona file. and without
intending 10 evals the requirements Of the Acts of As
srrhy Of this State regulating thu issues Of Licenses
Ordinary keepers and traders provided ami expects
maintain six eoci beds with sufficient clothing therefor
ard three than sufficient for private Of
said applicant and sahiinE and provender for five horses
at least
In addition he sia also make oath TO the CLERK Of the
rate Of rent annual value al The house place in
which til. business 10 he authorized by this License
Il" done t intended 10 h" done" If the said
annual value does exceed 500 tho is SIS
f,,yprS a,I IN
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Pert Deposit. April sth. 1850.
NOTICE
InsOlyent Notice.

Tin business viii h" continued iy Inc subscriber al
he old stand JAS. l.. NANN ELL.
AhIil To- is6I-.,t
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-dnsvers to Eaign1as published last acseh:--
Enigma Isl of Is letters. The Velocipede-
Geographical enigma, of 10 letters, The
Mediterranean Sea. Enigma PC of 10 let
tiers, Diminutive Men. Enigma of 12 let
tiers, Good Templars.
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Charades.

My fryt is the head of fox;
Ny Sscond the middle of box;
MY third is the head of an owl:
And my ,fourM the tail of 4 fowl:
My 'ohoie you will find / dare say
Or cali yourself my name you may.
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STEAMER ALICE

THE STEA MER ALICE
Will resume her regular trips between Port Deposit.
Lapidna and l'ayrc de Grace Monday next. March
LIST prOXimo. Leave Poit Deposit fer Lap dun at 800
An. and $3.50, i.ao ami $50 For Havre de- Grace
at 9i5 An. and III, and $50 Leave IinYru Il"
Gra"r I'll" arrival Of the DO and 2i3 trains
from Baltimore. and II .i5 train from Philadelphia.
VIII atend the fry from Port Deposit To Lapiinm
between the regular trips. D. YA,NGMAE.
Feb q lS5g-3ia Captain
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4 FLORAL REBUS.

4 flower with bells of deepest blue;
Then one that is of paler hue;
What blushing hangs her beauteous h cad,
And round the bower does fragrance she'd;
What's meek and lowly, yet most fair.
And what 20 may with stars compare.
A youth once famed i'll mythic story,
And what of autumn is the glory.
Take these initials, and you may
Then deck your room for festal day.
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Ny frst has charms for young and old,
And for the grave and gay;
Ny stcond is no idler i'll
The worlds great working-day
My achotc-a poet of good fame '
Had of my first small store;
And gave the little that he had,
Till forced to gather more.
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Ny first attends the lovely maid,
When winter holds despotic sway;
My Rsrt is seen in this chara,le,
A proposition twill display:
And when tea-table chat goes round.
My pleasant ,rhole is often found.
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AMOS ALEXANDER,
" -

Passed By The GenerM assembly IF maryland
at tie regular session commercially January,
1862, relating to Licenses.
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CLOTHING.
1T is YOUR INTEREST
The Reduction i'm Prices.
OF WINTER CLOTHING.

At prices low satisfy all who come. 4 good
assortment of oNERCOAFS. CHESTERFIELDS. SACHS
SKATING JACKETS. PANTS. VESTS. YOUTHS AND
BOYS CLOTHING, &C.. vet un hand.
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FirO Reports.

The system by which fires have been hitherto
officially reported at police headquarters has been
radically defective, il being left entirely to the
discretion or comprehension Of the officer on the
beat where the fire might occur to make such a
report, whether full Incomplete accurate or in.
accurate, as his own whim might dictate. The
consequence has been not only that wretchedly
imperfect accounts have been received of the
confsgrations occurring. but that at times delay
of day or more has ensued in its transmission
to the authorities. This difficulty the superintend-
ent of police has decided to remedy. He proposes
TO do it by detailing an officer whose special and
only duty it shall be to start out when an alarm
bell strikes, visit the scene whence the alarm
comes remain there until the flames are overcome,
and then no matter az what time of the day OF night
report the cause place. time, sufferers, insurance,
in short, everything connected with the fire at once
at the superintendent's office. This special officer
will have authority to organize and direct all po-
licemen at the ires to preserve order, and to pro-
tect property. The system is the result OF con-
sultation, we are informed, with the heads of the
fire department, by whom it is warmly approved.
We think it promises well.
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass. March l6.-Noon-Barome.
ter S0:30. Wind N. N. Z. and strong, Arrived :
steamship Bienvile, Baker, at 7:30 A. M, New
York via Havana, TO harris d Bidwell schooner
Palma, Ferrer, from Grand Caillou, with sugar
and molasses 10 J. NJ. PeltOD. No departures.
Pass L'0UTRE, March l6-9 A. M.-Wind n.
N. E. and light. Tide rising slowly. Sailed !:
Brig Dulplin and steamship Dsrien. Arrived and
passed up this morning: Steamship Tsppahan-
mock, to +. W. Perkins & Co.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March l6-6. P. M.-Barome-
ter 5000. Weather calm. Arrived: Steamship
W. G. Hewes, Tripp, master, from Galveston,
with merchandise and passengers to G. A. Whit.
ney Co.; bark Hslcyon. Work, master, 81 days
from Havre, with iron TO Lowell a. Bsily schoon.
er Salvador, Hanson, master, 4 days from Havana
with sugar TO A. Thompson & Co.; schooner Alice,
Myrick, master, 6 days from Matsnzas with sugar
TO E. CasgrOve; brig Nevs, Fitchet, master,
days from Havana, with sugar and molasses to
Chsffrsix Agar bark Arthur, Briggs, master,
AZ days from Messins, with fruit to A. F. Cochran
steamship Quaker City, from New York. via Ha.
vana, short of coal. She was towed over the bar
by the steamer Thos. A. Morgan. of the F. line of
towboats, and is now coaing She will leave for
the city about P. M. Sailed Importer and Cor.
dillera.
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Marriage.

hold the perfect mating OF two souls,
Through welded love, to be the sum Of bliss,
When Earth, this fruit that ripens as it rolls
kln sunlight, grows more prime, lives will not
miss
Their couDterparts, and each shall find ts own;
But now with what blind chance the lots are
thrownl
Yet bonds of gold, linked hands, and chancel
vows,
Even sponsal beds, do not marriage make,
When such things chain the soul that never knows
Loves mating, little vantage shall 1t take,
Wandering with alien feet throughout the wide,
flushed temple, over those who pine outside
II. g, StedmAn,
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HARKgn.

LONDON, March l6-Noon-Consols 92I bonds
$50. Sugar quiet on the spot and ahoat; on the
spot 39s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL. March l6-Noon-Cotton quiet; /;
middliDg uplands l2@l2td.; middlng Orleans III
@l23d. Sales 5000 bales. Bombay shipments
since last report, rs 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 6-Afternoon.-Cotton
quiet Pork 9ss. Cd. Tallow 46s.
HAvRB, March l6.-Cotton opens unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March l6-Eyening-Yarns aud
fabrics at Manchester firmer. Red wheat hrmer.
Flour dull.
LONDON March l6-Evenng.-Consols s2E.
Bonds quiet S33. Sugar firm both on the spot aud
sfoat. On the spot S9s. Cd,
FRANKFORT, March l6.-Bonds easier S7S.
LIVERPOOL, March l6-Eveuing ng.-Cotton market
quiet. middling uplands l2@l2sd.; Orleans l24
@l29d. Sales to-day 5000 bales. Common ro-
sln sac: fine 8.
NEw York, March ls-Eyenng. Southern Sc.
curities onll but steady. Money Z. Sterling 81.
Gold 13ls@l3l3.
NEW YoRK, March l6.-Cottou a shade lower.
Sales $500 bales. Middling 2si0gs4, closing
little more steady. Flour dull-state Superine
Sc so@s IS. Whest, winter heavy amber Mich.
gan 81 65; white 81 S5. Corn lc. lower. Pork
hrmer-nev s3l 25@3l so. Lard steady; kettle
ls4@l9l. Whisky quiei, csc. Rice quiet; Caro-
lima 94@93. Sugar steady. Other groceries dull.
Turpentine 4s6149. Rosin 81 2ONss. Freiqhts
frner. ..----------.-
NEW YORK, March l6-Evening. Sugar steady.
MnscOvsdo l2UlZs.
NEw YORK March l6-Evening. Governments
closed steady. s 20's of '62 1l9A. of 64 ll5i of
'65 ll73, do. new ll3s, of '67 Sll3, of '6S ll33,
10 4O's 1864. Stocks active ana excited closing
depressed and unsettled. Sub.reasury bsls1ce
$9l .5O0,0 900.
MEMPHIS, March l6.-Cotton quiet and weak
middling 27l@274c. Receipts SIS bales. Exports
North 620 bales; South 260 bales.
CINCINNATI, March l6.-Family -four S6 2 so
so. Corn 65c. Oats CSC. Whisky Gle. Pork
held s32 Bulk meats l3Gl5c. Bscon-snould.
ers l4c., clear RIB sides l79c., clear sides l73c.
Lard held ct I9c.
ST. LOUIS March l6.-Superfne -four S450G5 so.
Fair fall wheat 81 35. Corn 66c. Oats CLIO
66c. Barley 81 1901 35. Rye 81 25Gl 80. Whisky
soc. Pork $3l 1902. Bulk meats l2l@l6lc.
Bacon-shoulders l4c.. clear rib sides l7c.,
clear sides l78c. Hams ls@l9c. Lard ls9ls3s.
CHICAGO, March l6.-Super6ne Flour IS l24
@6 rs. Wheat No. 81 l04. Corn 53c. Oats
52c Rye 81 l6@l 49, Barley 81 s0@l 81. High
wines SOC. Pork $50. Lard Isle. Picked hams
l64c. Bulk meats l3@l5c.
MOBILE, March l6.-COtton market fat. Sales
$50 bales. Low middlings 26sc. Receipts 5o4
bales. No exports.
LOUISVILLE, March l6.-Sales 240 hhds. Tobacco
at s5020. Pork $32. Lard ls3Gl9c. Bacon
shoulders l43c. clear rib sides l73c., clear sides
l72c.; bulk meats-shoulders $780,, clear rib sides
l64c., clear sides l63c. Four IS 5006. Whisky
92c. Oats 6O@65c. Corn 62G65c.
CHARLESTON, March l6.-Cotton market quiet.
Sales l2O bales. Middlings 27lc. Receipts 57S
bales. Exports-coastwise, 375 bales.
SAVANNAH. March l6.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middings 27lc. Sales 1000 bales. Receipts-274
bales. Exports-coastwise, 1863 bales.
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cooking geese almost led her to cook her own
goose, was arraigned on a charge of having ab.
sracted from the premises of Mrs. Clara Weaver
and concealed at the corner OF st. Jean and Poy.
dras streets two of the festhered cackiers lineal
descendants of the race that saved Rome. The
care was dismissed.
James johnson, arrested as deserter from the
S9th (brunettes) was discharged.
j. w. Sykes and Dan Sullivan, charged by Ser
geant Lewis with having about midnight, on Poy-
drss street, passed themselves off as special off,
GERS and attempted TO commit a larceny upon one
Oliver Moore, ,colored. were remanded under $1,000
bonds to appear before the First District Court.
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Base hall.

The following gentlemen have been elected
honorary members of the veteran Southern Base
Ball Club:
Jno. Lesassier. Alfred Kearny, G. W. Lane, J.
o. Nixon, jr., Sam Flowers. c. w. Grsndjean, K.
K. McKinnell, f. F. Schmidt, d. G. Byerly, N. C.
Foger, Jr., f. r. Southmeu, E. A. Fremont.
There are two matches now on the tapis to be
played next Sunday, one between the second nine
OF the Southern and the Atlantic of Algiers, at
Algiers. the other tbe Lone Star against the Ora.
hams of Greenville, (this club is composed Of
soldiers of the U. s. A. at Greenvle barrscKs) at
Greenvlle. Two exciting contests may be anti
cipated.
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state House.

Governor wsrmoth bss signed the public school
bill which mixes the TWO races in the public
schools, and will soon appoint the board Of
education provided for in the bill. Also a bill
for the relief of Thomas Hunter, and a bill ex-
empting benevolent insurance companies from
taxation.
The governor has appointed Edwin Friard no.
tary public for the parish of Natchitoches, and
the following officers for the city of Brashesr !:
f. Cardeilhac, mayor, and A. Vitmso, VIM. Cas-.
tillo, z. P. Gstbright W. B. Merchant and Jacques
Boulder, councimen.
Hiram Newell, notary public for the parish of
st. TammaDy.
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RIVER sEws.

VICKsBURG. March l6.-Psssed up Mississippi
at IL last night. River declining.
ST. LOUIS, March l6.-Good stage of water to
Cairo.
VICKsBURG, March l6.-Passed up: Sully at
l P. M. Down Belle Lee at P. NJ.
LOUISVILLE, March l6.-River rising-ten feet
five inches iD the canal.
MEMPHIS, March l6.-Westher clear and cold.
River rising. Arkansas rising-nearly to high
water mark. Up Bismarck down Julia. Silver
Spray and Commonwealth.
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Delta Lodge No. Is, y. o. o. II.

From complimentary tickets, for which we owe
the kind attention of Messrs. l.. Homes, I. X.
Boyd, I. W. Bothick, p. Clancy and P. G. Carey
we learn that this most useful and popular lodge
are, Saturday, the 9th inst, to throw open the
doors Of Odd Fellows Hall to their friends, and en-.
tertain them at q ball. That the affair will be
most delightful one is not to be doubted, since
glance at the names above printed will amply
show what is to be expected. May the signs of
pleasure, which are now so numerous, be all more
than verified. The CRESCENT will be on hand to
claim share in the festivities. We would state
here that ladies' invitations can be obtained from
MIR. I. X. Bond, at the ST. Charles Hotel.
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FROM MEXICO.

Defeat OF Vargas-Bustemente Enters San
Louis Potosi.
GALVESTON, March 15.-Tbe Matamorss OBJ.
servsdor of the 9th says: courier has Just ar.
rived bringing news Of the defeat of Vargas who,
In his blindness. had the courage to attack Gen.
Matinezs position at SAM. After a combat of
two hours the enemy were completely routed
and retreated into the woods, leaving the field
covered with his dead. Gen. Cortina vigorously
pursued Vargas into the woods.
1t is hoped the State will now enjoy peace and
security, which has been so long interrupted.
Gov Bustamente entered San Louis Potosi on
the 18th ut., amid great rejoicings OF the people.
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FROM PANAMA.

Sinking of the Steamer Santiago-Earth-
quakes and Yellow Fever-Dictatoas ship
Declared In Bolivia.
NEW York, March l6.-The steamer Chauncey,
from Panama, arrived with 1884 900 in specie.
The steamer Santiago Valparaiso, for Liverpool,
was sunk in the Straits of Magellan. Two sailors
and child were lost.
Earthquakes continue along the Peruvian coast.
Yellow fever prevails in Peru, and is very severe
in africa.
President Malgaressas has declared himself die.
tator of Bolivia.
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Auditors Licenses.

In response to an inquiry made by Recorder
Becker, Mr.. Belden, attorney general, has made
the following reply:
NEw ORLEANS, March 10, 1869.
Jud ge Becker:
SU-f attorneys cannot obtain auditors
licenses, they are entitled to practice in the
courts Of the State until they can.
Respectfully, s. BELDKy, Atty Gen.
The present difficulty in procuring licenses is,
We may state, occasioned by the want of neces-
ssry blanks.
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it, Ministers Ssgosta, Topete and Prim accused
Orarzee and Pierrod of speaking to the people on
sunday last in subversion Of the government.
against the Cortes and Pierrod with melting the
soldiers to disobey their officers. Violent scenes
ensued in the Cores. and the evaporation of both
parties rendered discussion impracticable. The
discussion was finally dropped and the Cortes ad-
iOurned
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drunken fellow in Linn county, Iowa, the
other day, tried to enter house wherein we're
only two girls, who, snrighted fed to the kitchen
and armed themselves with an az. The man FOL .
lowed, kicking in q panel of the door, but copld
not get his foot out again, whersup0n the arls
chopped it OF for him.
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FROG vIcxsBURs.


V1cKsBURG, Math l6.-The passengers and
crew of the steater Ruth we're all saved, and
arrived here last ntht on the steamers Plain City
and Calumet.
The passengersS baggage which was of large
value, was nearly all lost. One hundred and
thirty head Of stkk, mostly mules. lost as well
as the rest of the largo.
The cause of be FIRE IA unknown The hull
was scuttled and yade fast to the shore.
Probable valuetf the boat slO0 600. Insurance
unknown.
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from EUROPE.

Recent FrenchSRecruits to be Di.ehar~ed-
Deings OF the heHcOrtes-Earthquakei In Eng
land.
LONDON, MARCH, l6.-There was @ slight earth.
Quake felt in LAM nLsshire to-day. No damage.
. ToULoN, March I6-An soldiers and sailors re-
Gently recruited Ire to be discharged.
MApRID, Marc1 l6.-The government is about
introducing bill L CALLING civil marriages.
During the diteussion regarding the conscrip-
ton and the receAt popular demonstrations against
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
IndIan Troubles.

SAN FRLScIsco, March l6.-Indisn trouble has
occurred in Humboldt county; a plowmsn was
shot.
Indian troubles in Arizona are increasing nu.
merous murders have occurred and people are
becoming exssperated.
determination is suggested, commencing with
he Indians on the reservations.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-17

A man named Hotiner. had q narrow escape Of
his life Monday night, about half. past II
O'Clock. While attempting TO get aboard ship
at the foot Of St. Philip street, be missed his foot
ing and fell into the river He was luckily rescued
by Mr.. Eugene Sash and pstrolman A. Augustin,
and brought to the third precinct station and
thence sent to his ship opposite the Vegetable
Market.
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FROM HAVANA


NEW YORK, March l6.-The Evening Mail has
Cuba advices via Nassau that Gen. Lesca was re.
pulsed three times with heavy loss on his way to
raise the seige of Puerto Principe. Puerto Prn.
cipe is still besieged, If not captured.
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FRdm ATLANTA.


ATLANTA, Marcl; l6.-The lower house of the
Legislature passed the fifteenth amendment
ayes "a. nays 46. Republicans present who did
not vote, Is. Repplicsns voting nay, 4. II is
mad; NE special rdsr in the Senate tomorrow
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Jud &c Becker


An unknown thief forced his way into the resi-
dence No. l67 Carondelet street, early yesterday
morning, and succeeded in getting away with 9
black velvet coat and vest broad cloth suit, two
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Fire.

About hslf-psst l yesterday morning FIRE
broke out in the junk store of Peter Reilly, cor
quickly extinguished. Damage trifing and cause
unknown.
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MORNING, MARCH II, 1869.

hats, a revolver, silver watch guard, q gold pen
and pocket book containing s25 in currency and
SIS in gold. No arrest has been made.
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Rather a singular notice appears in one Of the
New York papers: "The person who left
human leg on the roof of the building No 2f
Irving place, on Wednesday, can obtain the same
BY applying at the above number"
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suit sgainst the City for the 1reenb ack value
of City Eotos.

Yesterday, in the Fifth District Court. Mr.. Rob.
ert p. Smith, instituted suit against the city of
New Orleans, for the value of $500 in city notes
held by him, which notes he claimed were obliga
tons Of the city aud had. by it. to be duly paid.
Judge Alex. Walker is his attorney.
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TIE oREsaENTs DISPATCHES.

AZ VhhSqhHI D DISFATUdhS.
WASHINGTON.
Combinations Certain--ArrivaI Of Fish
and Assumption Of Office.
Proceedings, of Congress The
Georgia aid Louisiana Seats.
IMPRISONMENT OF AMERICANS IN
PARAGUAY.
The Virginia Ofices--BilI TO Divide
: Texas.
Recognition of Cuba--Navy Bill
Passes the senate.
MIR. JOHNSON yEAvEs FOR TENNESSEE
1O-MOhhOW.
THE NEW ARMY ORDER.
Sheridan seq Wsst--Hallsck South.
THOMAS TO THsDIvIsIoN OF THE PACIFIC.
scHoFIELD TIC DEPARTMENT OF MISSOURI
Howard to the Department of
Louisiana.
Probable Temporary suspension Of the
Tenufe-Of-ofIice Act.
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scHoFIELD Tc DEPARTMENT OF MISSOURI
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THOMAS TO rHsDIvIsIoN OF THE PACIFIC.
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Sheridan ssha Wsst--HaIIsck South.
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THE NEW ARMY ORDER.
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Georgia aad Louisiana Seats.

MIR. JOHNSON IEAvEs FOR TENNESSEE
TOMORROW.