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The Mobile Meeting.

The committee appointed at the late meeting in
Mobile TO report plan by which the present diff
eu'tes in the money market may be avoided. have
performed the duty assigned them. The sub
stance nf Their scheme is t" follow up the example
Of the City Bank of New Orleans, with other dc.
tns suitable for the latitude. 1t is supposed by
tho committee that the importation Of slaves alone
takes ont of the state ten millions Will the pro-
ducts being estimated at sixteen millions Of dol.
lars, the balance is not adequate to the demands
against her. What is this hut oser-trading? They
may in all parts of the country, and pas,
what resolutions they please, nothing will stop the
rolling Of the ball. If the government were Ia
come forward and throw the weight of its infln
ence in the scale, with the millions that are at its
command, the disensc would come sooner to a crr-
sis. We have oil gone beyond our depth, and the
temerity of our conduct will and must recul upon
our heads with fearful force.
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WcfllphiS Bank.

BY ship from the flee Of the Memphis Ga
zette, the runor that the Mechanics and Traders
Bank did not redeem the paper of the Bank of
Memphis, is conrradirted. On the Isl Of March
S225,00O were to ;heir credit in the Mechanics,
and Traders Bank. They have out no, more than
S4e5, 900 payable in New Orleans. During the
month of March more than $500, 900 Of Exchanges
were lodged here f'r collection, predicated upon
shipments Of cotton coming due every day From
'hs circumstance il is argued tina, the notes of
the Memphis Bark Inust be redcemable a, tli,
Mechanics ard Traders Bank. The presen; m
Notary 'roUAlcs operate greatly against the eoler-
t"n Of any dehts whatever, and supplies of funds
from that source are not to he relied on in ,hcs
times. Why 10 not the board como out openly
and state whether The Memphis paper payable a !
the Mechanics and Traders Bank 10 redeemed o.
not7 Ii is the only wav to satisfy the public.
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Three days las' week passed wl,hou, getting
word from the East, while own mails have
laid quietly and snugy between the city and the
Lake waiting for the wind TO lull. Truly we axe
in an crsiahlc way. If MIR. Kendall, instead Of
cheating ard hamhoozIing the country, would
renlly apply himself The duties OF his office, he
might be Of some Use TO the creation. As il is
he thinks Of nothing else ,han self-agSrandizc
men; and how 10 govern Martin Van Buren,. Did
the Presiden, love his country. ho wsuld Danish
such from his cabinet and place some orc
in the Post Office department, who would attend +"
the wants of the nation. To have Sc, Of boats
for carrying the mail from this 10 Mobile, that
eanno, venture out on account OF the wind ;-how
truly ridicwihus.
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Abolition going a-hcad.

Tho Massachusetts Legislature have, by almost
n una1nous vote, condemned the resolution Of
Congress declaring that i, is unconstitutional 10
NEEDLE with slavery in any shape or form, either
within The District or slave stntes; and by 81
miler expression Of opinion declared that Congress
Nss the rgh to abolish slavery in the District, and
=. ii aught to b. abolished within those limits
The Van Burn men were the most urgent in
their sbnrs to get the measure passed. Lr, the
people remember HAT tho Kinderhooker asserted
in bis Inaygurhl,-- he would never consent to the
ssols!ment Of slavery without the consen, of the
parties inn edia;rly concerned. This leaves him
uncon,utttd on the question of Ggitation. That
ne ard his parry will favor the agitation OF thu
rabjecf, proofs ire daily transpirng. The poor
deludrd 6oa-l2-Gacrd traitors To southern inter,
cots, will fad too iat. how eRregiously they have
bees deceived in Aoipi7g such g nj n Van Burc'
into powe- This is the era, instance OF legisla,
dion on the tnric,-but the other New England
esB;ss will tu.iSiy t'llow suite. What ih'nl
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Nautical Intelligence.
HOVE PORTS.

~ Baltimore, April Arr. briggs Reaper and Mary
A,crill, hence NInrch3l. Arr. brig Mar, hence.
A Ne York, \ arch 2l.-Ar schrs. William Ar.
cher and Henry Clay hence 30 mar. ship New Or
lean, br5s Canton and Only Son, aud schr. Signal
hence.
At New York, cid ships Saratoga and Constitution,
hilher same day.
At Bo ton, March o.-,r. ship Providence hence.
Goth cid brig Caroline hither.
At phiIadelpla Both, cid ship Gee rsian, h,her.
Arr. April ,bigs Hector and Independence. hence
schr Vincen hence. Cid April ], ship Keasngton
hitler. arr Goth March, brig Swan hence. April l.
AR. schr Rcbccca hence-sclr. Emene do.
At Holmes Hob, 29th. Brig Northerner hence fov
BoS .on-also brig Zealand do.
SPOKEN
18th inst. lat 81, long 49, ship Alabama, I'm N York
for ~ Orleans. 10Th, lat 80 49, long 762, spoke sch.
Edward FBrien, Watts, 12 DIS FIN New Orleans, for
Boston, he tain stated that three dys before he fell
in with the wreck Of Scbr Mary Ann, from Savannah
and took off the captain and crew; blowing fresh a,
the time we could learn no further particulars.
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The Relief
ta7E Inv" r"H'c To it d, last! The New York

They have cn'nc Ia it last! The New York
efa, 90 urgent asa;ns. shc r,pnsi.S have been
Competed To bend The knee to Baal, and crave
incrrr Of Mr. Eidilc. How lnn,bling i, mast be
tstke Pride 81 consisten, men. Blu, WIN, feeling
have tlr nnii-Fanhtcs Of the CITY of Go,ham {,
They VINO could unblushinely dccry The United
Sta'cs Bank, when they knew they were perrc'ra-
Ting fasehooAs, cnsas easily come cap in hand
and pray rpef from this obnoxious institution.
they have dose 80. Il 10 beautiful instance of
political consistency. Even the hank of America,
'oudrst in her denunciatinns Fl the National Ins-
tuition, and nfw revcllins in millions of the de-
posltcs, contesses she is unable to fFnrd any aid,
and joins in the petition TO the common enemy.
Now come the questions, how will the meas.
ure of relief oPera,r' Will it pay the sixtv mil
Hons that stand against us from nbrood7 Or will
i only put off the evil day! These are important
considerations, and doubts are already beginning
TO be entcrtained ofthe wisdom of the scheme.
Ike knowing ones Of New York, pronounce the
bonds real share. Stocks the I.t of the month
exhibited no improvement commensurate with
thu supposed advantage accruing from the step
The position occupied by the Unirrd Srntcs
Bank Of Pennsylvania, only tells us how impnrtar,
and necessary ii is TO have a national institution
that can regulate he doing. OF the State Banks,
This mammoth concern, is snly enjoying tn
credit derived from Ire financial operations while
organ Of the government. Ii it can do SO much
as is slorn of its power is i, not reasonable to
conclnd", thai the present siffieu';ics would new
er have nrcpfred? Or if they had occurred as
they ddia 1924, is it not fair TO infer tha, the
remedy could be ell. etnallv applied than at
present! Experience answers in the affirmative
During the present difficulties in the CONNER
eial world, the senselcss govcrnme Mt ofihc
country striving to increase them enfield Is it
not plain to every man that can run and read, that
the intentions of our rulers are to PROSTATE the
constitution, nd rear its ruins anoihcr form Of
government suited 10 their own unholy views? If
the people d" not noe see tho object of VIM Bu-
ren, they nhjcct slaves not caring for their
country. Three cabinet councils have lately been
held on the # scinding of the odious Treasury
circular. All the cabinet were in favor Of pivine
1t to the winds, sxcept those good holy and patriot
&c men KENDALL AND BrTLEs. vnn Buren, sided
with these Us:DRAs.. And We are 10 have this
vlanous law pressing upon tho community for
an indie finite time with its iron weight, merely
because the President wills it, We have only one
hope left,-nnd that is, that our rulers will grow
mad with success, and bear the bit so hard that
the people will rise en- mas,e and hurl them from
their posts
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Fires.

For the past week, not an evening has passed
without con'irupl alarms of Fire. After several
attempts, doubtless on the part Of nccndI:rics.
frsm thir y III furty houses we've consumed on the
evening Of Saturday, IN the 81 municipality,
ing great loss and suffering to the poor and indus
triaus TIE wind was high, and hence the wide
spread of the crnf4gration. What with IA 'lurrs
and fires, We shall shortly be brought down TO II
hcai,hfn state Of action. Meantime, the ID mn-
nicipa'iiy is comp nra'ivcy free from Of
crime gamblers xrepted Even these pests
to society would be exiirpa,ed if the proper at
,horiies in another quarter would see the law
ried into e!fec, according its true spirit.
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The Iass E:'opcr,cEt.

Mnny wild amd incorrect slnrts have bee cit
cnlat'd in regard to the afflir of Sewc, but the
facts are very simple, aud as f,l,ws:
John Scw-ll and Ransom Cook, ho tn married
men, were friendly nrjghbors; Sewell insinunfed
himself into the good gracrs If Cooks wif,, nnd
they agreed to elopo together, taking with then
one man, the properly of herself and husband
Scwell, two younL slaves of his owr. They ar
rived in this city Hasuod by Conk's friends, an
Scwell was arrested hy the police of the Oh me-
ncipallty, upon the f5ilh of an advertisement,
o1erisg 1000 dollars reward for his npprehen-
s'on, as kidnappor Of the two slaves, &c. Before
the Recorder the charge was not sustained ana
he was liberated, but mmediattly arrested by the
sheriff on bail writ Of bi, in the sum Of 5000
Some men try 10 make money and gain ma me
by honest industry and The exercise of talent; 9th.
ers by contriving 10 act illegally and yllifving
what is respCc table.
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CARD.
MI r. WILLIAMS, the Ensli h Oculist, informs the
!VA public that he is arrived Il Mrs. Wo cester's pr-
vate boarding house, No H. G. nal street. where he nay
gentlemen afflicted in their and ears; and will also
gladly attend to the Of the poor, gratis, every
day at o'clock till to o'clock. He will also consent
to visit any aged or n6rm persons who reside within the
limits Of the city, on receiving one days notice by let
ter, containing address, and five dollar bill, when he
will attend on the same. or the following day between
and o'clock, and give his candid opinion the case
Entrance BY the private door of No. II, next before
the Druggists shop.
1t is his intention to leave this CITY the 1t Of Nav.
for Natchez, whence he will go On the 18th for
vickshurg, thence again for Memphis on the o5th.
thence for Louisville on tho Still Of June and thence
for Cincinnati on the 18th
N, IA second edition of Mr. Williams' Trratises
the EYE and EAR dedicated to their Naiestirs the
Kings Of the French and the Belsians 900 pages in
3mo.) may be had Of the Author, at New Orleans
Price, o.. aplO
From he Peay,lnt Of April Oh.
We were called "n Yesterday by a respectable
Young man, from Ireland, named McAmssv. who
cntrerted us to express his gratitude to DR., Will
lams, II. Oruliat, for his kind and gratuitoue at
ten'ion. His case was as follows: two or three
weeks since he caught cold in the right We, tie
sight of winch was s"on lost, although, he savs,
he did all he was advised I" do. A few DAYS f. cr
wards the LETT eye also became affected in n.
same way. L, IS than three days has prov ed su 4.
ficien' to enable Mr.. McAnessy again to begun to
see 10 work (as q carpenter and joincr) with the
best eye, and to again discern large objects wi h
IN .igh, vas, I" work for his friend. Amnnu> I
ohe1 things he did, was. ia fix DR.. Williams Plat.
with his name on ,.s private door Of NJ. ii. j
canal street, by which, ! appears, in futu -, al
hts future paiien,s will visi, lin, md not y tn
pu bile entrance Of No. 9. y
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Directory,

y register Of lie names, professions. and resi-
i.r-ce al IN, Inhabitants of New OrleRns. has
)opg lcsn eetideFatn'n. sever-l attempts oil 'i'
.rd have been i.sdc, but all, unless we cScep
ore, .hs, of join Adams Pu1'o"' have proved Int
r,,i. n,err tta1 Useless. We have rev before US
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s,ssFsHs
OFFICE OF THE TRrE AaE.IeAN, 4
h.nlqN \ Nj Apr; 10 IAN. (


The from New York may may haxs tendency
toqaie lea dcstr confidence The measure the
hon seems to total, Inadequate tke dsmands Uf
the coaaun tg. 1t is not one, two, ten sdviaaas that
have suspended payment hut whole omuesei people,
With the balance of trade against ofsxty misns can
scheme under the panic do goe The
fact is that this bond plan nothing fulfilling the
promise place millions sterling Loadsa In specie 10
meet the loan atcy obaned by the Liverpool mssehsass
cannot benefit the public.
large cotton house time since obta'nsd from The
banks, If million 60 but utter 6retns large qaane
y of cotton into market found inpossble keep
and Oh Sati day they went by the board. And viii b.
with ell the Spectators tina, have been engaged In the
monopoly es the article What the stsppsRe
of the extensive house in Padephia tho is, instant, viii
have here yet but the eonsequsaees are
unprecedented. The suspension of Morgan CO. In N Ysri,
i'll much misery among the hode New EnRioad pa.
per- Forysz failures have taken place Now York since
October last The number in Now Orleans We shall give 10.
morrow Saturha, of the hardest days known
In this CITY, Sea cey single bank bought s Gle bill
Nochangcs of Importance in prices ofprodues
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Oct LIST. ls36No bales on hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a702
April 37-No bales reed to date ,693
4ss,ss
.prils Exports this day TO Liverpool. .35ss
Iarccona,. $50
" York. zoe
Norfolk 4 Richmond, q
Total doprcyiously, 392Te0 ~ xas
No. of bales hand not cleared, aoIo
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Oct LIST, l9"G--No. hhds. on hand... -. " 1877
April 9, s37-No do reed date .7al3
l1sa,
April Exports this day Norfolk,
Total do leviously, 1856 1885
No. ofhhds on hand not cleared. .."......... 7ls1
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Port of Grand Gull, April l, 1887.
The weather is delightful; the forests are being deck
in summers ARA; the leaves AZ large a
"pierc of paper" The city presents 4 busy, busting
multitude away i'll trade, speculation receiving
goods, shipping cotton one making and one losing an
eternal urune"
CoTr9S- ut limited quantity has been brought to
sales average from II to l2l cents perlb.
Shipped since Wednesday, bales !. $50
previously 1890
Total since Is, December, 1886, $3.50
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, April LIST 1886.
Things look b lighter in Wall street TODAY The dis.
position sni'csted b. tn banks has inspired confidence;
the prevailing imen is, that times will be better
I'll United States Bank has began selling their e1-
year from this time, viz: LIST April, 1888, as tollows
Payable i'll London. Farla.
For ca III at per cent. premium 535
81 day notes l-2 $50
GO d tie $50
80 ditto SIG SOS
months sos
Drafts and Notes arc taken on the South payment Of
On r Philadelphia - per cent. dis EieAmond y
Baltimore Charleston 2
N. Orleans
The Stocks to-day exhibit no improvement worth
mentioning. large stoppage in Philadelphia is spoken
OF, but As the house may ultimately go on, we do not
think it prudent t. mention Names
Letters fro New Orleans state that the affairs of
Hermann, Briggs II Co. wi be liqudated by a new
hourc under the firm of peynod Byrne Il Co. at New
OIL ana, aad Reynolds, Marshall & Co. at Natchez-
1t believed that the debts OF the Hermanns would
eventually be pa d.
The aspect a,irs in Wall street i- not quite salts.
factory, though it is thought the is over, and that
confidence will gradually be restored. We have Ger.
t2inly passed lro oh an extraordinary week. during
the short period Of ays, ran unequalled in the
mails o. the CONNER a world, has seized upon all casp.
es, and rs quickly $nbsidcd.
The following is schedule Of prices of Bonds the
United ltates Bank of Penns l,ania, as fxeL Ly the
transact ms ns far we have head
Bon is of the nicd stat Bank of Pennsylvania,
paDnh!e on tn lSt ul April. 1888.
PA ehen l.ond'n. Paris. Amsterdam
Forco7h, exchanged : l.! 5,35 80 ~ & interest
For piper, avg 3 ds I 10 5,32 l-2 SO 3.4 do
60 do $50 40 DO
9ldo 10 527 l-2 4Ol.4 DO
1910 do 8 .5,5 40 10 do
PhiIa elphiu 0do 10 Richmond 80 day. 10
Boston do l2 Savannah d., .
Bat I0rc do | Charleston do
American do 8
lh2sc Runds pronounced real shave by the
knowing ouas, they viii wnpcr per month";
TIL Il snrt Of diIrust Of the Eastern anks in con-
sequence ot the stoppage Of t.. NJ Morgan & Co.. who
hayn her osc redeemed many Of them. Many dealers
about refused to take such notes, but Morgan &
Co advise the holders to sacrifice them. as ar
angenents W Il bs mad in few days to redeem them
usual.
The pacNcts to sail on Monday, will! without doubt,
take Outa large umonnt of specie.
No failures reported to-day.
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jHf"CuItfS IN ms 81 me ady.
Box 10 K Edw oPF,. a8
500 DGI.IARy REWARD.
ENIVE hund,ed,dullars reward will be given by the
T. subscriber +, to any per on who will give such in
formation !eadto the detect and conviction of
the lscrnarv incendilrics who attempted fire
to our premises Saturday night last.
In addition, VIC w1uld beg leave 10 call attention to
5000 DOLLARS,
offered by the severn Insurance Companies Of our city,
for the detcc ton ofnccndiurcs-which sum will also
be pnl to woe' will info and convict the villain
villains who concerned in the above fragrant
' ao 10 ''S p3Y I"f ri" NAV, Nos carondele
1870 D III YRS INWARD.
A REWARD Of enc thousand will be paid to any
"A person giving such mtormstion will lead to the
convict FAM person stt FIRE 10 any house IN the
Second Municipality. J SHUA BALDWIN.
alo Recorder 2nd municipality.
1900 DOLLARS riEWARD.
A REWARD. o! Que thousand dollars will be paid
I "A To any on giving nrh inirust0n that ill
lead The apprehension md csn, ictiu Of any person
aged in the hold and reckless attempt to set fire to
the puiat hop of hIessrs DOYLE AMI May, No Carou.
-''' ''''> VI '-''''"' JOI.iluA BALDWIN,
alo Peconer 2nd Municipality.
TOWN OF CoLUMBG S,-TEXAS.
rTNHE town of Columbus is beautifully and advan-
tagcously stunt Il on |'rapch arm Of matn-
cor a Ba,, called Frespn aco$, about S miles from
Passo 'a''e q, ltic roe rnsS) here vess Is drawing
10 feet wat r, AN enter nd discharge the hank Of
the hay i'll lsri t 3a'tt. fls yer" liberal terms Of
settlement offered lay prop rt"r, is an ind cement
mechanics an OF ers interest themselves in this
place as soon rs possible Correct "apa of town
mar lie sccu rm known, by c Hing n Nr. Evans.
nth Thu I'm ri,un Office, On Mr.. Wills corner
of Niain tire an lid cvea, who are regu'a ~ ap
printed orcnts. al0
~ RAJ WAS rntnn M on III night Of the 5'
= inst. ~ tic night watch, AMI committed To- the
,ouud of tie npper O. AID house. 3D. Ward I'd Munich
paty,a uajl hite hnr with p on the right
thigh, m IL az pone, horse, brth hi feet white
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30, 60, 50, 20, So, 33, "a, 60, 63, 50, ID,
IL. ne ra"n t"ato, S d ~ t1'h Cia%s q bt
FREE SCHOOL LO EzsX.
a UiiiORISED by Act Of the Legislature ol tie
"a ate of Louisiana, for the benefit oil the Juacita
School Society, passed and approved the 2lst March,
iJ46
CLASS No. 8, FOR 1887.
10 be drdun N .NwO leans, on Saturday 18th .4pr {.
rs Number Lottery-I2 Drawn Ballots.
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SPRING (IOOD3.

SPRING GOODS.
fENIIE subscriber is now oDenny a supply Of
I goods, received per ships Kentucky and Harka-
way, fir Isl New York. consisting in part Of the follow
ing:
Rich French printed ackonets plain and satin faccd
patterns; British lawns; silver striped do, apen-
did article; light coorcd Eng sh chinz; small figured
Freh cabrics; silk Scotch thread, and cotton hosie
~ pain ribbed GPen worked and e%b'd linen cam
ed and embd; fancy silk hhdkf sha Is and scars. sat
in and bracha silk do. Also chenclle hhkfs.
tire new article; satin, gauze and gro de Paris garn-
The above with many other goods, have been select.
ed expressly for the city rrade, and oero
sonnee terms at rs Canal street, near R1yn By
No. 90I8.---Aiadamc Louis Sanchez vs. her Husband
STATE OF LOUI5IANA-Parsh Court for the
- Parish and City of New Oreans.-I hereby cerii-
this Court in the suit Of Madame Louis Sanchez her
asbnnd, in the words and figures following, to-wt:
This cause this da. taken up before tho Court.
The Court being satisfied f. ON the evidence that the
defendant has abandoned the matrimonial domcii, and
lives H. open concubinage with another than his
wife, 1t is ordered, judged and creed, that judg
the bonds of matrmsny hitherto existing bet~ the
rarlies plaintiff and defendant be Dissolved and annul
led and that the defendant Pay the costs. ,,,
c. pa e lii. In teotimonv whereof, have hercunto
set my hand and afhIe, the seal of the said court
inc CITY OF view orleans, on tins Nth day OF March, IN
the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and
thirty the year ofthe Independence
of the United States.
al II. NJ. GUYOI. Deputy Clerk.
Ms 9nlS-Niadame l. us Sanchez contrc son rBuli.
IN TAT DE LA iOU[SIANE--.Cour de Paroisse
~ de la Nnuvclle 'rlenns rertife, que lr 3,er
Janvicr 1857 Jug nent fu, donne dnn- ur la de-
nande dc Madame Louis Sanchez eontre mir, dams
les teimes suivantes SAVIOR:
rctle afhire nt &c jour plade par devant Ia Cour.
laC"ur et,n sntisfiit dapres lie emonage que lie de-
tendeu abandonne la doicile conjugale, vvent
concluding Oavene autrc femme que
epouse. II est drcrete ad Judge que jugcment de-
divorce soft enregisire f,vcur de demanresse que
lieus matrimoniaux e1istant ju quau 4 present
entire les ns dmandress ct d.fendeur soient dssout
ct nnnue ct que lie defend paiont les frais.
Signe CHARLES MAURIAN,
FGvrier, 1887. Juge.
{. page lag. En- fol de qnoi, TAI pose lie sennx du
Co"r cdessus dams la vile dc Ia Nouvellc 'rleans &C
2G jour de Mars 1887 ct lie 6lsr de ide Evidence dcs
Etats-Unis.
"A r. NJ Et'YOI Den Grefter
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NAA brought 10 the prl san Of the ID uunlci,nIiy
w on the ed inst. Grin man, who cns him
self Charles Lewis, he belongs to Mr. WalscyMy.
new, he is about Is years old ! feet inches high
The owner will comply with the law md take him
away. +. s. HARPER,
n3O Can't. of the Watch.
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CARROLLTON HOTEL.

CAHKOILTON HOTEL.
- THIS establishment IL in state of readi-
fsssT ness Cor the accommodation of such families
l2tA8 az may be dias6srd to pass he APPROACHING
Sc n CaTrollton. The Hotel has recc II, heel,
newly furnished, especially the chamber which are
large and airy; the ialu bry ofCar oil must he ov
all whs visit it. There is ttsched to the o el
ono OF the NEST exsenai'e and splendid gard in this
section Of the union. The tables 40 sup lel IN the
most liberal with the best of the Ne orleans
Market. As ID superintendent can receive or limited
her Of fam les, it may be we'll that ,.pn ation
should be made early possible. aplo 81
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CITY BANK, New ORLEANS,

g TRAYED from my stable, corner of Poydr and
- Camp streets, npair ofblack Poncvs. Any person
taking up aid Poneys and returning them to tho stable
of the subscriber, will be literally rev rdcd
az WIN, HILL
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Having heard OF 'hr occurrence Of several cases
within the last week, of hydrophnhia, we called
On our friend, Doctor Luz snhurg who kin lily fur
nishrd us with the following history, as we'll az
his Post Mnrlem examinations Of case that was
sent TO his Infrmary.