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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-De Witt Clinton Rit-
chic, who not long ago was convicted of having
uveiged slave belonging to Philippe Miliaudon,
vas yesterday sentenced by Judge McHenry to two
years Imprisonment at hard labor in the peniten-
ary, aud costs of Court. The following persons
were arraigned yesterday on separate charges of
larceny; Susan Coyle alias Mary Hughes; Henry
bell, and Pat Golding They all pleaded mot
guilty.. The case of that modern Jack Shep-
hard, Bill Van Hook, will, in all probability, be
hnlghi before the Court to-day
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MuRDER.-A man AIMED Kelly choked his wife
to death in New York.
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RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn.

XIV Elk AND ElhE INSURANCE.
E,tna Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS ON LIST MARCH, lo4o
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford. $59, 900
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing
interest the OF per CT annum.. 15OW-1l4O0
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford .......... 1850
;, :, Phoenix :. =. ........... IL, 800
:. =. Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford ........................ 11,aO
Stock in Exchange Bank .................. $50
. . Connecticut River Bank $3.50
. . Eagle Bank Providence. ......... !, 800
. :. Lee Bank, Lee Massachusetts. 500
. . Connecticut River Company. 800
. , :. :. Railroad. ...... 1850
. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 1900
The above Stocks of the most substantial
character yielding to per cent. interest
annually, and worth at this time an adj - ~
the above mentioned cost prices OF II u-030
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... II GOO
Real Estate in Hartford valued at. .,..:..... 32,2l0
Bills Receivable, payable in 30 days after demand. am
ply secured by pledge OF Real or Personal Estate, or
Total Assets of tie Company. 1895 $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
~" The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
continue policies at the lowest rates of premium,
VIM R. FOSDICK,
myl0 till 18TH GEO. c. LAWRASON-
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COMMISSIONING.

ALFRED M U.NkOE d CO., No. "a Magazine street.
GRTo THEIR CUSTOMERS. -&2
(We no not keep Store open on SunddpS)
TNHUSE OF customers who unable TO call during
day will find store the evening until hall
past clock Ii any article purchased IN the evening does
prove satisfactory be returned and the money Will
refunded. Affixed MUNhOE n w.,
APPS 2ptf No. IA Magazine street
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NO HUMBUG

UPWARDS of 1900 bottles OF DIX. C0 }i Ia .h
u GONORREA MIXTUR RE have been sola o9 t IN. .,e
mast wear without single instance over zen
dozen used in our o. s. Hospital Tins Medicine chs.
enges compeo1 both in the POM p ia sfanaed svey
case Sold by KENNEDY y Ghsn.ss street re s ana
at Dr. f. w. COLEMAN'S TONIC BIT EE s H1HhlE H2f'
% pOYUR.5S Street, ep0 ~"
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NOTICE.

Mr. L. s HOuGHTON, of vicksburg, and Mr.. R. W.
W0RTHINGTON, of Rodney, duly authorized agents
subscriptions and receipt for all moneys account
Of the (" CRESCENT"
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YOUNG IN CRIME. - Yesterday morning three
small boys, who gave in their names as James Ha
gan, John Porter, and John Kelly, were arrested
and brought before Recorder Baldwin on the charge
of having robbed the ship Cromwell, now lying at
this port, of $500 and gold watch. A bill on the
Canal Bank for 500 was found upon the person of
Hagan when he was arrested. 1t is probable that
all of the property will be recovered. The three
precocious lads were remanded for examination.
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N y \ Z y S .
HOTEL AND GARDENS.

HOTEL AND GARDENS.
One Of The sss ah ors nsp Asn s ss
eIszH ~ miles from Canal St, Neworeans oia these
THE subscriber has the honor to that he now
fully prepared to accommodate limited number OF boAp-
ERs. by the day, week, OF month
Per Day 81 co. Per Week, sio Month 80 90
Fish bnne to
The best of Wines and Liquors
at ls Or he AAs ana 'e
The Dining and Reaurat are under the charge OF
Mr. PoUCHET one Of the first CATERERS and formerly OF
Billiard Tables .Ten:pn Alleys. and Quoiis.
&C. Ffs FEd S s5 HOTEL
fine ods and far spass anything Of the kind in the
BoUaUETs in great variety always be had applca
Eysy s Ss paid 3y yf Es9f Ss
PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
He u f so %n SS1 ms Of sHs
Orleans will reopen for the reception Of yisite on ssI=n
JUNE lst During the winter considerable I'll, -
of adding to the comfort OF those seeking health
The Bachelors apartments numbering sixty rooms, have
been finished superior manner, and the prodeor feels
hesitation in saying that they are not surpassed at any
Additional bedrooms, wash houses, Ironing rooms, Sc
have been erected expressly for servants in the employ OF
The cannot be surpassed on the coast and
The design of the proprietor render this eabsh ment
first class Hotel in all appointments, and worthy the
patronage of the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining States
The splendid low pressure mail Oregon and Jas.
L. Day leave the terminus Of the railroad daily after June
LIST IL clock, M, arriving at the Pass at P. M and
during the the and elegant low steamer
California belonging the ne will leave every alter
nate at Clock returning TO the city at ii A. M,
The steamers Mobile and Montezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin. m
Families and Others wishing to secure rooms, VIII please
address the subscriber
r H. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss
Letters other maiabe matter, left at the office OF
NJ Judson Canal and Camp streets will be forWared
daily my5 lmiS 3md& w
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sroortyG At WITH INTENT TO KILL ester
SH WS,, safely appeared before Recorder Bald
DAY w The charge of having on the 10Th OF May
WIN G Sa pistol at George Ii. Finnie. According
la'l te.timony of the deponent, Finne, with two
70 wv bv the name Of Eastop and Mcknight We're
msn ;n =" touether the Levee, when the prisoner
faIh'"s m ~ the place near where they were stand
came "J stood there for from five to ten minutes
lGs kan started towards the steamboat Atlantic, of
be haat he was one of the engineers when Mr..
MhWgn called out to him, g Bill, ring the bell
e 'on are ready, for am ready at any time. :"
Nhen o,ocnsed then went to the boat, and shortly
lie turned with his sleeves rolled up. Approach
sle he denonen he asked him if he was still under
0s , t' Deponent said to him, ego away Bill for
wan three or four PAGES from him. Safely then
OF :. We got you now; now am prepared for
si"; and drawing his pistol from his pocket, pre-
You II At deponent and fired but luckily the ball
s si 90, take effect Immediately after the explo-
ou 81 Sa(sly's pistol the deponent drew revolver,
sqn op snapped three times before it went off, but
"a nat succeed in woundlng Safely.
dm ,I Nv MrEniphk. suorn-Wtness testified that he
~. ~" sanding near by when the alteration took
wa Is. hetYeen Safely and Finnie. Heard Safely
Pa.G ,o Fnnie in words to the effect Of We got
f.an ,ouy are Won still under bail, for m ready
so.rnur To which Finnie replied, :" yes, by -,
p w., As Safely drew his pistol from his pocket,
'm the witness thought accidentally went off and
~ !, contents, whatever they were, discharged into
rs, rs air Witness was almost positive that Finnie
sn o his pistol Safely, before the weapon of
, ,bo latter was discharged.
'' Tbe Recorder taking all the circumstances into
,,asderation sent Safely to the First District
Gnnh under bonds of $500. This seems to be
,,oss.6rng between the ltigant parties, as shortly
.he, the occurrence aforementioned took place
s.sov had Finnie sent TO the First District Court
E., fring at with intent to kill him, in the sum of
eco. They are both, therefore, in the same pre-
dcament --.-------
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interfering with Waterman Lott of the Second
Municipality, whilst in the discharge of his duties
was yesterday ordered by Recorder Baldwin to give
$500 security to keep the peace, or go to Jail for six
months.
BURGLARIoUs.-On Sunday night last, George
McGorman and TWO other persons introduced them
selves into the house of Patrick ConiH, No. 81 Gus
tomhouse street. evidently for the purpose of rob-
bing it. German, whose shoes were found in the
entry-Way was pursued and arrested, but the other
two escaped. The trunk Of MIR. Tracy, who re-
sided in the premises, on examination was found to
have been broken open and robbed of several val
liable articles. German will De examined before
Recorder Genois this morning.
FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNcIL-The Council
met last evening" Recorder Genois presided. :. The
Special Committee appointed to report OH the drain
ing of the streets and altering the grading of the
same in the suburb IRENE, reported that they ap-
proved of the report of Mr. Pile the Surveyor. A
resolution the effect that the Surveyor and Mr..
ComHiuny draw general plan for determining the
leval of the suburb IRENE, and that the Surveyor
do give to the contractor soon possible the line
and level for making the streets in the suburb IRE
me. This resolution was finally passed. not how
ever without some speeches and amendments.
The Finance Committee reported in favor of the
Mayor issuing his warrant for the payment Of GER
tain contingent expenses, which, with resolution
authorising the Mayor to do so, were adopted. "A
report from the Surveyor was read on the improve
mems of the Municipality. 1t contained luminous
and comprehensive statement OF the public work
now in the hands of contractors, such paving
Streets constructing engine for dralnlng &c, NC,
and furnished in conformity to a resolution
passed at a recent sitting of the Council. 1t was
ordered to be printed and fifty copies supplied That
portion, however, relating TO Mr.. Philip Vdici's
contracts, was referred back 10 the Surveyor. :.
After some other business had been transacted the
Council adjourned.
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LASS STAMINA.


TT not generally known that the beautiful art o. GLASS
l. STAINING is done in NewO1eans by J. CAMPBELL,
NO. 1876 GRAvIER between Circus and Phppa Streets
vino soicts share OF the public patronage, being the mt
only establishment In The South All coors OF plain ANA
Onamened STAINED GLASS for churches, steamboats, WIN
dows, doors, sideiights, skylgls, lamps etc
N. B.-Lead SASH PLAN and 0rnamented, made TO oder
Of 3tu
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE, % 81 3ON.-LoNelreE, 50 win Time, Oh.
Cleared Yesterday:

YesteTddy:
Ship Senator Coffee, Liverpool L. H. Gale
Ship Elizabeth, Hasty Vera Cruz, T. c. jenkins
Ship Calcutta, Coulard, Vera Cruz, IsH Gale
Ship Granada, Spooner, Boston, J. p Whitney & Co
Ship Tyrone, Goldlng, Vera Cruz, John Alexander
Ship Orphan Williams Vera Cruz, J. p Whitney Il Co
Ship Lapland, Simpson Vera Cruz, L C. jenkins
Ship Merchant, Pednck, Vera Cruz G. w. Hynson
Brig Perfect, Townsend, Vera Cruz, Andrews & Dewey
Brig Joseph, Keller, Boston, G. w. Hynson
Brig Fornax, Wilson, Boston, G. ]. Meeker
Schr Cha G. keyse keyser Pensacola, John Hurley &Co
Schr Auela, Hanson, Matamoros, P NJ Peterson
Sschr. Dora BogIick, Pensacola, John Hurley & Co
Schr Gen. Taylor, Myers Pensacola, Master
Schr Alice, Ellis, Pensacola John Hurley & Co
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~ NOTICE, ,,r,,
10 THOSE WHO INTEND TO PASS A FEW

nv NO11CG,
w THOSE WHO INTEND TO PASS Few
f WhEkS OVER THE LAkEmWe VII spnR II E Sp'
y, and those who wish SWEET T ABLE BUT EN-
Ill Stone JarS Of any size. GEO. JAQuES n 90.
i,e Butter and Cheese Depot, under the icc-house'
~ corner of st. Charles and foydras SIS.
RELIGIOUS BOOKS-No. IA Camp Street
SkADlEY-FAMILY AND PARISH SERMONS:
~ reached at Clapham and Glasbury by the Rev Chas
pIRdey from the seyen,h London edition vols in svo.
pRApLEy-fRACrlCAL SERMONS, for every sun
IN gu the year and h9l days two vols OF Engish
one $40. The above two volumes be bound IN one
rSSRRnEN-COSCORDANTE OF THE NEW TEs-
o tfAhhEN by Alexander Cuden, NJ; A.. with Memoir
!, le Author, by w. Noungman Abridged from the last
LondoG clifton by William Patton, ID. D.; Portrait; vol
a~nO, sheep
cS S22r,TEE (, MASS AND RTBRICs ofth Roman
pdhoIc Chuch Translated into English, with Notes and
hSsmafks by lhe Rev John R Cotter. A. NJ. lsmo.
CbSh IRroN-TiiE EARLY ENGLISH CHI RICH. or
Sntlan History OF England in eariv British Saxon and
HPplman Times by the Rev. Edward Chnron, NJ A with
afGge'ace by The RI. Rev Bishop Ives: vol. 16mo
REPRESENTATIVE PROMISES, under their pro-
M hea presenting the blessings promised and the duties
lauie volume
~ Just received and for sale at the NewOrlean stationes
D siehouse and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous,
'sis 81 J. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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NEW ORLEA N s.:

TUESDAY MORNlNG, JUNE 20, 1913.
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~ NM S.
TO MERCHANTS

TO MERCHANTS.
A YOUNG MAN of experience and well conversant
n with business, wishes Situation, for the coming season.
N good Commission Grocery House. The best Teefen
os given. For particulars apply at this office. my5 Il
GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER.
TIVE subscriber offers his services general AGENT
and BROKER in the city of New Orleans, and hopes
by his PERSONAL and dgent attention to business to merit
h APPRECIATION of his employers. As New Orleans will be
bis permanent place of residence persons leaving the city
during the and DESTROYS of employing an
Agent 10 attend their affairs during their absence may
Pave therwhe complied with by applying to the subscr-
Der UneycepOnable references given.
my23Sm w. VAN BENTHUYSEN, 81 Gravier st.
SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively ac-
IA quained in that State wishes situation salesman or
outdoor clerk either in dry goods grocery house Com
pnSaiOn Moderate and willing TO remain through the
simmer He believes he can make himself useful and profit
ahe 10 his employer. Inquire Mrs. Taylors 81 Canal
street. mhl6
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ROCKVILLE BRICK MANDATORY.

uOEY " BYINGTON respectfully inform the citizens
LII OF NewOeaus, Lafayette, Carrolton, AlsleIs Getna
HOeyvlle' that they prepared 10 deliver the
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern country.
to builders and Others, the lowest price. This establish
the largest the South, and the patronage OF the
pubic is respectfully invited. .
myGU If HOEH B4lNGION.
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FRAcTIoUs-Thomas Kelly mo relation to the
comedian of that name) nearly keeled over when
the Second Municipality police brought him to the
watch house for disturbing the delicious snoozes of
the citizens Of the neighborhood in which he resi-
ded. He was yesterday ordered to give $500 bail
o kee p the peace, or go to Jail for six months.
BITING.-Corporal Monde of the First Munich
pality police, and Jean Marie Estevan had Sc
we're tug of it on Sunday evening last in faubourg
IRENE. Estevan it seems interfered with the
Corporal while the latter was dschargng his duty.
Angry words ensued-the parties clinched, and the
result that the Corporal got his finger severely
lacerated by bringing it into the proximity of Mon
sieur Estevan's worries. Yesterday the accused
gave $500 security to keep his teeth at respecta-
BILE distance from fingers in the future.
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S2yIEI LANGUAGE

e. PRIY8TE LESSONS ONL y. ~
II GOMZ Editor Of La Patr.a Will a a fbs p le~
- an%uase Nj G. has adopted new and easy meth1 90
BY which scholar can learn TO read SPEAK ana 'a'a
For Terms &c apply to Mr. Gomez at ms once NO o.
Exchange Aey near Cont street ri ~ g CaDa s and
r MoTgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the PoStoffce
~ If Tedured Mr. G. will give lessons at nght ny
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SUMMER HATS.
CAMPEACHY Panama, China Pearl, Tuscan sf8
- braid English Dunstab!e; Chinese and other s
can be found at DARCY'S Canal and Chartres SITS
p s. A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS, Just received
his morning by Telegraph apoli
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INTERFERING WITH.-Nlartn Hilderbrand, for
interfering with Waterman Lott of the Second
Municipality whilst in the discharge of his duties,
was yesterday ordered by Recorder Baldwin to give
$500 security to keep the peace, go to Jail for six
months.
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FAMILY BUTTER AND
TIMER THE ICE-HOUSE.

FAMILY Blu I1Eh AMI
FINDER THE ICE-HOUSE;
Corner of ST. Charles .Gnd
P0ydras streets.-The subscribers
have made arrangements with the
best DIARIES OF New Y ork. Penn
sylvanla and the West for a con-
slant supply Of
Sweet Table Butter.
1t will be delivered at the resi-
dences of our customers (without
extra charge) in STONE JARS, from
8 to 10 ib.
PLANTATION BuTTER always
on hand; also. CoOKISG BETTER.
Also. Italian. French, Holland
and American CHEESE. If
furnished at the lowest price.
my3l GEOl
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s"The Cars will leave New Orleans and Canolton every
hour after clock on Sundays if the weather is fair.
az The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every 10 minutes
from the OF BaIonne and Canal st myIz ustNov
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SUCCESS TO THE HERO OF BUENA VISTA.
1S1 CASES of Fine WINE, with labels printed on
lhe adepha Convention. For sale by the subscribers.
C2l and sui yourseves-the labels in gold or silver
lelo imo j. F. BERCiER & CO., 81 Old Levee.
SAML W CUTTER, or. STORE, No. ~rF@@
~ 7SPoydms street. New Orleans HEE13l
r SSP9ERM, WHALE; LARD, LINsEED, {lN
s9iy hand and for sale the lowest prices wholesale
and retail. 4" Orders promptly attended TO- Jel4 Iy
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COPARTNERS HIP
NTOTICE.-The Coparnershp heretofore existing under
Y the firm of JONES u COMMIT was dissolved on
the 10Th instant by mutual consent. ~ ,,,r,,
Now Orleans Nav 20 Is4S P. COMMIT.
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FLOORING-YELLOW PINE OK CYPRESS.
VH7ANTED-Fort the use of the State House now ben 2
w erected at Baton Rouge three hundred and SIX
squares of seasoned and dressed FLOORING -four inches
wide by one and hafnches in thickness free from sap or
FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER NExT-Cypress or fello
Pine of best quality and subject to the Inspection OF tn
lowest terms may be made in writing verbally in tn is
civ for the space of thirty days. to the subscriber.
'' MAUNSEL WHITE, Commissioner.
p Stems may be made for the delivery in this city on
board a steamboat leI I'm
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MNSNANM sAAEs,
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Carriages, &c.
By BENJAMIN kENDIG 81 co.

(OHre-Cnmp Stfett .7Hctt0n .NarI)
EDNESDAf 21st INST. at IL o clock A. M.-WIll be
w sold at the Auction Mart, corner OF Common and
HORSES MULES, CATTLE, CARRIAGES SC
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might tend, by exasperatng the whole Mexican nation,
hwar the well known pacific policy Of the United States and
in view Of the high from which emanated disturb
the friendly relations of Government with Spain
least give occasion that Power call for explanations or
apologies The blrbarous offence against which the circular
warned the soldiers Of the first DIVISION if existed ALL
equally affected the whole army The information obtained
by Gen. WORTH if worthy Of notice, should therefore have
been communicated 10 the Generain-chiei, that he might
have exercised his discretion the be adopted for
correcting the evil.
With these views of the circular alluded to- the Court Of
opinion that it called for the emphatic adnonon andrJuhe
of the General-n-chief.
In conclusion this Court deems it material the
express the opinion that is the right and the duty of the Ge
neralnche ard indispensable the preservation Of proper
discipline in the amy that he should at all times possess The
privilege of freely commenting upon, Disappearing
ing the official acts Of his subordinate officers.
H. The GeneaI-n-chief approves the proceedings and
opinion in the foregoing
III This order will not extend beyond the commanders of
divisions and bgades, and the chiefs Of the general staff
Nv The Court Of Inquiry, Of which Major General Quit
man is president is dissolved.
BY command Of Major General Scott
II. L. SCOTT, A. A. A. G.
regret that the circular alluded the foregoing pro-
ceedngs has been mislad by me, would likewise have
given copy Of that GOMEZ.
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ADAPTING osE's LIRE TO mong
others, frame building inhabited by German family, at
bawrencebugh hoacd from its foundation and lodged disgon-
ally across Of the Streets where the rereang left
IT. completely blocking up the whole street. When
there on Saturday. the family in it again, apparently
contented as you please.
Another house, occupied also by Germans, oated down
several miles below the town. and lodged the bank Of the
river, with end projecting Ten feet over the edge
Here too, the lately oused occupants had found their former
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