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czs,=S For New York via Havana--0a fks l55k
& ri NJ ~ iast.-The steamship CRESCENT CITY,
Chas Stoddas1. naster, viii leave on - r
URDAf the 18th inst, at ~ occek A. Nj: ter New OK
touching at Havana atwhch place she will only stop rev
hours Stae-fooms beths may now be secured at the
office OF her agentsbat Will be considered engaged
until paid Tor
ports. ]. WHITNEY 4 Co, % Camp S.
= Rates Qf Passage =
To New York, in Saloons q ~
Lever Cabins. ........-... Nj 50 w
fhe Steerage 20 90
Tofavzna saloons. g %
Lower Cabins ~ UO
Letters for New York viii be taken free for Havana,
10 cents single letter viii be charged and cents per
newspaper
A report having been extensively circulated that the
SecenS Cty would withdrawn from the route between
has been bus expressly for the trade between New York
1ayaha ana New Orleans and that there intention
the pail oI the owners TO make any change her
Jyll I'd WHITNEY 81 CO. Agents
57h For Vera CIuz-F2o,tgh and Ready Line--The
<A fine fast saillRg regular packet schooner II RI
- TAN Capt johnson, having been detained viii
leave on WEDNESDAY,, l2ih instant For balance OF
freight or passage apply board at the Lower Picarune
Tier or to Il6 j. w. GlBBoNS,2s Cnstomhouse St.
-s. STEAM TO BRAzos ST. JAGo-Regus
IN ffEEA lar Packet-The superior eQppered and COP.
Es1zdaszaa per-fastened steamship Al UGU ST A Can't
Alfred Stevens will ply as regular packet between New
Orleans and BTazos St JagO taking freight for Mouth the
Rio Grande and Matamoos, which will be forwarded without
delay ample arrangements having been made ioF leans
: YcjRiTINIERs TURNER & CO.. New Orleans
Agents. THOMAS e. ADDY & CO., Brazos st. Jago,
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MAGUTRE,s pAGUERREoFYPE.

NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
d age bestowed on him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOEeans,
than any other person in the world His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken By
the best operator from New Ork and he awarded the
First Premium NOspecmens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself NJ assures the public that his
portraits will continue 10 be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice are
the best inducements to persons deous OF INSTRUCTION IN the
beautiful art Genuine VOigtander Cameras ~ per cent
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the same
Plates at 81 per dozen SCovS No. Tor So guaranued
the best plates made in the United States Gases " 10 ana
So 50; NewYOrk Cameras at $lo.
eR@ Orders from the country promptly attended TO-.
g55- Entrance No. 8 CAMP street. mill II
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Crescent OFFICE.

Iuesuay NIgnL, July II, Io4oD
OurAaket has generally been quite inactive since last
the full accounts by the Cambria which prove quite
favorable as the first Geographic statement contributing
tine depression the Cotton market The light receipts and
stock of Flour Grain and Produce generally have prevented
any material decline in the prices of these articles
The Liverpool steamer, Caledonia, to sail for New
York the oath Of June, week after the Cambria and
her accounts are about due here.
COTTONAt the close of our last report the market had
been depressed by the unavorabe tenor of the Cambria
news and we noticed decline Of j5c all but the finer
grades The bushes of Saturday reached 5000 bales much
rnsf prices but Monday, the Cambras letters proved
quite discouagng only 1000 bales sodte rates gen
orally being easier again. To-day there is rather ac
the transactions of the three days past $500 baemosy
En- glsh account As to prices, perceive material al
teraiou and continue last quotations The stock hand
and not cleared less by $4,000 bales than time last
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AN OBsERvANT CAT.-There was, within my
knowledge, in the house Of my parenlage, small
cupboard, in which were kept milk, butter and
other requisites for the tea-table and the door
confined with lock, which, from age and frequent
use, could be easily made to open. To save trouble
the key was always kept in the lock, on which
revoked on very slight impulse. TWAS often
subject Of remark that the door of this cupboard
was found wide open and the milk or butter great
ly diminished, without any imaginable reason, and
Notwithstanding the persuasion that the door had
been regularly locked; but it was accident that led
to the detection Of the offender Onwatching care
fully the cat was seen to seat herself on the table
and by repeated patting on the bow Of the key, it
was at last made to turn, when slight pull on the
door caused it to move on lbs hinges 1t had proved
fortunate discovery for puss for long time before
she was taken in the fact oucl's illustrations of
IUstiuCf1
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Ian
ID AN AWAY from the subscriber the lI INST; hegIO
Il s, man calling himself TRUMAN BERRY. lie %
well known drayman for the lasl5 years IN ms
ev and yyi ty to pass himself Tree man he Isl 20
bolf IL wears of age feet 10 II inches high, stout A
bnf yellow complexion marked with small poX large WINS
e and he is getting gray in his beard and head when last
heard from he was al BiscOe Il Sims where he had been az
work and at Thomas Wanens below Poydras Market ,
Fe above reward will be paid toI his appeRenon ana
evidence sufficient cOnve the person or persons NARROWING
him or SO for the recovery Of the negro;
Je22 If ri F. WADE. % Tehountnn'asst
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A METROPOLIS OF Observation-Disclosures itself +,
lies above two miles from the military centre, and
is, on that side, completely hidden by dense tope,
lgrove) which stretches round it, and is penetrated
at different points by roads leading to the gates.
This grove is perfect metropolis OF monkeys.
They swarm in thousands, chasing each other on
the roads, caperng on the hedges chattering on the
boughs, and grinning hungrily at every one who
passes with any eatable. They are a constant pest
TO every housewife in town, discovering unsus-
peced passages TO their stores, oresang the meal,
and making hasty retreat A native fable, in il
Illustrating the danger of miscIievous companions,
tells Of man who took a Journey accompanied
by his monkey and his goat taking with him rice
and curds for a refreshment by the way. Arrived
at tank he resolved 10 battle and dine, Laying
down the bundle with the provisions, he tied the
two animals to bush, and went down to the tank.
No sooner had he disappeared than the monkey took
the bundle united it, and disposed Of the good
things, and then, wiping his hands on1the beard of
the goat so as to leave plenty of marks, sat down
solemnly at the other side of the tree. The poor
goat suffered the beating due to her arch compan-
IONA Mission 10 the MySOre.
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EV'- PRfg.4TE LESSONS ON. n ~
TN j. GOMEZ, Editor IF Ia Eatgid devote 4 few
IT, hours during the day to give Instructions IA the Span
bh Language Mr. g has adopted newand easy METHOD
by which scholar learn to read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months
For Terms, &c, apply TO Mr. Gomez at his Office No q
Exchange Alley, Cont street or at the B0okstcfe Of
J. b. Steel Il Camp St. Thos i. White 50 Canal st. and
j g. Morgan. II Exchange Place adjoining tie Pososce.
IL II requed Mr. G. viii give lessons at night iaa
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F1LTAKE THE LoTAOur friend Burgess, of the
wei known house Of Burgess Stringer & Co, tells
a capital aneedote Of himself, which should not be
privately hushed up. He is member Of the
Methodist church, and being at a camp-meeting
near Sing Sing, last summer, he had the misfortune,
after two or thrse DAYS andknights' attendance, to
fall asleep in the midst Of powerful sermon. It
was just after the New York trade-sale of books,
and DIR Burgess was dreaming thereof; and to the
searching qpestionings of the speaker" Will you
longer delay7 Will YOU not choose to-day whom
you are TO serve What course do you take g.
Z Take the lot--the balance to Burgess, Suinger
a Co. exclaimed Burgess eagerly, as he aWoke
and stared wildly around him, when he saw every
body staring still more wildly at him, and the Min
lister himselfpetriied with amazement-Net0 York
Knickerbocker.
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s1- Mrs. Q. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons to young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms Apply
at this Office apl2
NOTICE.
Mr.. L. S. HOUGHTON, of Vicksburg and Mr.. r. w.
WORTHINGTON, Of Rodney. are duly authorized agents
to receive subscriptions and receipt for all moneys account
of the . Crescent"
A CARD
R. G. MATTHEWSON respectfully informs the citizens
Of New Orleans and the public generally that he necess
tated to visit Texas upon urgent business but that he will
return and take charge of La PATRIA, in conjunction
with Messrs Aeman & Gomez, as soon as the requisite
number Of subscribers shall have been obtained agreeaby
to the PrDsDeetRS ms
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uOTEr, ANN GARDENs.

ROIEL AND GAhDENps
One of the most delightful residences an tie South.
AEzS THE CARROLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS, ksEo
EE5E 81 miles from Canal st. NewOTeens Uia theSFa
EAAzA CarToltOn Railroad. @-
THE subscriber has the honor to that he is now
llV prepared to accommodate limited number oil BOAD
Frs by the day, week, or mouth
TERMS:
Per Day Ss co. Per Week $40 co.. Per Month. 81 90
Breakfast Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners to ORDER and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors.
Ice Creams Sherbes, Lemonade, and S0dlodter, served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens.
Mr. PoUCHET, one of the first CATERERS and formerly of
Mobile and New Orleans.
Billiard Tables, Ten-piu Alleys, and Quoits.
Good Stabling for thirty Horses.
~ The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel
te acres in extent are laid with much taste, and are in
fine order, and far sNpGsS anything OF the KIND IN the
United States.
BOUQUETS IN great variety, always TO be had on appea
ton to the Gardener.
Every possible attention paid Yisier, whose patronage
is respeetfnIv soLieited by (myln1 LANES nDRNO.
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FAMILY BuTTER ANp Go DEPoT
NO HUMBuG

UPWARDS Of 1000 bottles Of DIR. Col FA1AN5S
u G0NORRlEA MKT q have been sod during The
past year complaint IN ge Instance Over len
dozen used in our u 8 Hospital i... This Medicine cai
enge competition, both the point Of tasss aud certainty
of cure where fails. the money viii Be refunded every
case. t Sod By III KENNEDY f1 Chaftges street, and
s DR.. a. w. COLEMAN'S TONIC BIT ERs DEPOT,
80 E0xUR.aS Street, spa 49,
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L,ATE or TFTr I,oNDoN AND EDNBURG
OOLLEGES.

LATE OF TIE LONDON. AM GDASbUhT
ANfsEa HOPE FVERfTT ~ D., Collegiateo Of King 5
II College, london Ainmpas and Mstaeaatea Member
IF 81 Ands95 erd 81 he Royal College of Surgeons Of
climbing: Graduate IN obstecs anathe Diseases Of omen
reans Stssoriisarg Member Of the HnnteaH Medical
Society. Scotland i. ~. zI. st.,5
soe he 4fonoisgy Of Life and Death and Consequently
Of health and diseases Of the human body and after several
$500 among $4,000 patients IN the hospitals and
5;snsaIiss Of the above named European Universities
nngt 10 great perfection and certainty W success r hepe
- aas desires continue treat such and especially
ibose diseases thai have baed the medical and surgical
aeninen and skill Of members Of the medical and surgical
i:euifes Of England, France, and Auenca.
The t0nlc treatment however DESPERATE WI
occupy isnger than weeks months nor viii tne fee
b accepted if Unsuccessful.
Each patients disease treatment and recoFefY. explained
b. aiomoloEical and anaionO0glca diagrams.
Repofted cases kept IN LEDGE nyieaie and letters hom
the county viii be responded 2 without deiaF
re- Removed from Royal street 70 No 10 RamDart.
e0znr eaaE ssres. h eyasf oshee andiedenee. 1e 4
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DAGUERREOTYPE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PORTRAITS.
nv the application of the above mysterious agent to Da
y guerreotype "a discovery of the subscrbe) the under
signed IS enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sEcoKD-cachng the precise
expression instantly and fixing it indeby upon the silver
plate e Those who wish to retain in their families good
IKEEEssEs of relations friends can dc at moderate
price Rooms corner Of Canal and Charities stsEntIanee
No 8 Chartres street. Imy3 1yl w. ii. HUTCHINGS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONs.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TyOR SALE BIZ the subscTibef-all the LATEST PuBLI-
Il CATIONS of the day, among which may be found the
following:
THE LITTLE WIFE-By Mrs. Grey;
PRIDE; OR, THE DUCHESS; The first of the SEVEN
CAPITAL EINs-By Eugene Sue;
WHOM TO MARRY, AND HOW TO GET MARRIED.
Complete;
THE PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN, for the
Fourth Of July;
HOME OF stAksPEA RE-By F. W. Fairholt. ?. -.
THE HENPECKED HUSBAND-By the author Of the
- History of a Fliu.'
Lucy H49 5sA o.. the GUARDIAN AND GHosT-By
d. p Thomson;
erck Soule;
Je23f WELD g. Co. ~ Camp street..
Agency Of the GrGeteR5erg C0m1eRp .aeetefAes'
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WAToHEs. TEWERY ANp FANoY Go0Ds.

vENHE subscribers ha,e just received additional r.
i supply Ofvery superior Gold and Silver Watches; IN
with Hunting Gases of NJ l. Tobias ROskei and II SES
other superior makers also, Fine London DaDLe1t4f;
Matches rich Jewey of the latest styles, composing me
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals, Ladies BRACELETS
Necklaces Breast Pins, Cold Pencil Cases fnger kllgs,
one of the firm in the European markets consisting OF work
Boxes, Dressing Cases fine Fans Recule and 9tnsf fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks Casters, Candlestcks Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Revovers Bowie Knives Military Goods @c
&c for sale at moderate prices, by y - ~
ieal HYDE. & GOODRLCH. Is Chanres ST.
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PORT or NEW ORLEANS.
.ATIruDE. . 8 % -LosalrdDE. 9 Win Time q

LATITUDE = q 81 ~ " IN lime, of'
Cleared Yesterday:
ship Emily Taylor, Clausens Ccwe and market
j. p. w hitney a. Co
ship Unicorn Thomas Boston Hanod, Daring u %
Ehp| a zoe lInvar. Wesc0tt, Boston. G.. j. Meaker
Bark Baltic, ingrai.ap, LISBON John Alexander
Bark John Carver, Nlckes boslon r. NJ. hanson & 90
Bark Henry Haybsck, Mefwin, New York, Fodick Bro
Bark A. G. Hill, Cults. Bremen, Chas. Deake y Cc
Brig Jjzarir Graves Rio de Janero Geo. Green s BIO
schf E O. KeyseE Alison Pensacola Jno. Hurley & 20
SchF Sranger Toby Boston, CD Meeker
Sehr Dora Dodhick, Pensacola, Jno. Hurley 4 Co
sloop Deax Amss Herald, PENSACOLA. Master
Steamboat Montezuma, Kelly, Mobile, Wngate Brennan
Arrived Yesterday:
steamer James L. Day WOOD, I'm Vera Cruz, 9Th inst
u s. Quaitermaster-POnt,
sTEANBoATs
California Griffin FIN Mobile
Creole Wilson, I'm Shleyep0rt-74 bales cotton.
Ellen KAY I'm Mindenr- lOs bales cotton.
Duek River Apologize, fnl Jelerson281 bales cotton
Luna Failchld, I'm Bayou Sara.
Cen Lafayette Montgomery fin LOuisvie195 bis cotton.
Silas Wright O'Neal, I'm Cincinnati
Towboat Claiborne, Disney I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
Towboat Claiborne towed down and to sea the 9Th inst
brig Grecian and schr T. +, Hunt.
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gAccmENT. On Saturday fast Mr. Jas Hickey,
lille riding on the Shell Road, was very severely
eonndedin die side, BY coming in contact with a
FAB. Tie horse upon which Mr. Hickey was
mounted uas Instantly dlIed. Mr.. II. was taken
70 The fslsarfff- Hospifal
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Old Saws Set New-Bg Orr tfAas
Mana hands make iigzt 0ork.-Fhat may be true
enough in aneede iacsory-but IN aIlancilor shop
MANY hands make Z. heavy work
Nm, seog8s acs3Sa6f I'll a baLsiel-Of course not
How T., ,,5F.is 81 bnshe when they are out 81
He5;Sqfi6a s be fountain Of discourse. Il this
,navim e tue our national and state legislators
must be wonderfully addicted 70 meditation
their fountains ef discourse are SO very tul that no
s1nount az spoufing ever exbausts them.
1Fea iaaoculafed nth religion don eRuch Of It.
That il 10 saw 1t don't affect their livesthey don
die with it.
Mischief comes By The pound and goes dtoay by tie
.oifnce-1hat is half true, at least We have wit
messed several cases Of violent personal assault and
battery, where very serious mischief came BY the
pound-but how it went away We can't testify, as
we came away first.-Boston Post,
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SHIP oHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.
G ABTUEI. LOCKE, Nos. and s. Front LeDee, -
- bet1geeR CastomhoaSe aud BieHDe streets. has ga
lately received full supplies OF articles in the abovek%4
line which he is prepared to sell at the lowest prices\Z
50 pieces London Bunting, Red, White, Blue and Yellow;
Is American Ensigns Jacks, and remnants;
COO coils Superior Manila and Jared Cordage;
so Anchors, assorted from 50 to 200 lbs;
25 Chain Cables q, /, "a, Ia inch;
5000 Hooks and Thimbles;
Plain Bush'd and Iron Strapd Blocks
Patent Roller Shelves CabOoses, &c sc.
10 COO yards Cotton Duck, assorted Nos;
Nautical Almanacs, Log Books Log States, SC, &C.
ALs0-Two splendid CHR0NQAETERS. Thomas
Hewitt. maker. Je27 If
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ExhNTNArIoN or FLoREz-zC Charge IF Murder
Tie examination Of Ramon Elofez and his two ac-
complies Balonri aRd Barela, took place last even
ine befors Recorder Nsenois, in the presence OF a
crowded audience The Attorney General appear
Ell Oh behalf Of the State, and Cyprien Dutonr Tor
tie prisoners After lengthy examination they
were committed for trial before the FIRST District
Court, on charge Of murder in the first degree
BaFela, one Of the accomplices, made tull CEN
Gessjsn of he crime. and turned States evidence
Tbe oetaltv. in case Of conviction, is death or I'M
prisoinelt for life at hard labor in the pententary
subject 10 the discretion OF Che jury.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn
STATEMENT ASSETS ON LIST MARCH, 1913
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford, $39,0U
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing .o,
interest at the rate OF per Ct annum.' 15g-Il4UV
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. ......... lg,6s0
=. E. Phoenix =. -.:..;...-. I,5V
:. :. Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Luz
Stock in Exchange Bank .................. 1880
. - Connecticut River BaRk.......... sou
- Eagle Bank, PrOvidence,........, I,oVO
. . Lee Bank, Lee Massachusetts. SUD
:. Connecticut River Company, LOU
=, Railroad. $50. 1850
. . Hartford aud New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks are OF the most substantial
character yielding to per cent. interest
annually, and worth at this time an ad - 900 900 o,o
vance the above mentioned cost prices OF oU-lO34J
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad CO... 2l00
Real Estate in Hartford valued at. S2,zO
Bills Receivable, payablei 30 days after demand. am
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate, or
solvent 6ndOISeIs. %lAO'VOV
Total Assets of tie Company. $355 ,25O
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
To- The undersigned Agents for the above Company,
continue TO policies the lowest rates OF premium,
turning to customers IL per cent. -
WIN. R. F0SDICK,
my10 tillstN GEO. G. LANRASON-
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STEALING CLoTBINa.-A man by the name Of
Jacob Brogeg was last evening brought to the
g1ardhonse of The First Municipality, upon the
charge Of having attempted to steal a quantity of
clothing from a man by the name of Anderson.
Jacob was sent before tie First District Court
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C0NTEMPrIBLE.-A woman by the name Of FL
len FalYey yesterday complained before Recorder
Genois. that She was knocked down by man
whose name she does not know, in Condo street,
but whom she VIII point out to the police. war
rant was issued for the arrest Of the mysterious IN
dividaal. Ifsall we'll enough for man to beat man
under proper circumstances, but when he lays his
hands upon woman, save in the way Of friends
slip, then ie deserves the CATO -nine-tails.
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS
find other Interesting Publications., FOR safe ct Ne


Camp Street.
GKSAR'S COMMENTARIES ON THE GAtAIslE
-. WAR-Vyth English Notes, Cfteal and EKranasoy.
Iexicon Indexes, &c. By Rev j "a. Spencer. "A. MI,
Editor OF The New Testament in Creek with Notes
on the Historical BOOKS Arnold series OF Gfeek and
Latin Books &c &c
THEGERMANIA AND AGRIC9LA OF TACITUS-
With Notes for Colleges. BY w S. Tyler, Professor Of
the Greek and Latin Languages in Amherst College
AppletoRs New Edition. 1913
AN INTRODUCTION To the Authors Conrss Of Read-
ing = and " Elements Of Reading and QTatofy. Part
Second. By II Vaudeville ID d. Professor OF Moral
Science and Bellies Lettfes in Hamilton College.
Also
NRAY' IS PRACFLCA Al SUGAR PLANTER A Com
pleie Account of the Cultivation and Manufacture Of
the Sugar Cane. According 70 he Latest and Most I'm
proved Process. with numerous Illustrations. l848-
THE MANSIONS OF ENGLAND; Or. Picturesque De-
ineaons OF the Seats Of Nobemen from Drawings BY
j. p Neal. ESQ.
AAPPLET0NiS RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
COMPANION, Being Travellers Guide through the
United States of America. 49,
BOSTON NOTIONS, Being Authentic aud COaeiss
Account Of That Village, from 1880 to 1871 BY
George Dearborn, author Of the : American Text Book
ROss's ACCOUNTANTS OWN BOOEI-An Bns-
ness Manual.
Just received and for sale at tie New Orleans statones
Warehouse
ie2l j. b. STEEL, II Camp street
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I'HE PoL1CE DEPARTMENT. - We are getting
yiFtuous and benceiorward, until the advent Of
crime which VIII most assuredly take place about
tie middle OF November next, unless previous 10
that tmefhs sIblunaly globule is washed away by
thetaii 81 waiery comet, or slnged into nothing by
The burning rays Of fiery planet, tand no No. Eli
CINE 70 put it out) the pennya-ineFs Of the press
will have to repose upon their laurels The lauFels
gathered BY Reportersz They are about as soft as
q piece Of MARBLE and ten times moreafagr than
assafntida- But no matter, the rogues, williams,
Watch-droppers the pigeons, the coons and the
owls, are all going North for the benefto Of their
health, and in a few weeks the column devoted to
tie city reporter, Will be as pioils the nissai Of
a virgin who has never yet confessed But when
the fall season sets in, we may expect deluge Of
items Of every description and complexion.
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YESTERDAY - y esterdab was cloudy, gloomy
mai sort Of day Like a Young lady with a
2 dress on. tbs clear blue sky seemed afraid 70
fne out for fear Of getting wet, but the big buriy
'uds spanged and raped against each other like
III drunken blliea
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SsL1INe LlouoR. Mary Ann Cox and Thomas
Osborn were yesterday sent TO the First District
Court. BY Recorder Baldwin,- for selling liquor