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oARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS,

SAhEIOLL1 yin aOlEL AMI IAROENS.
- The public is respectfully informed that this s~
f,!1A most delightful place of resort and a
- ment is open under the management
O. Inc subscriber. In the extensive grounds 30. WN
QuLF of all kinds will be furnished by the gard
nef and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements; meantime preparation made to fur
nh dinner parties with all the decacies of the season. and
the hest of wines and liquors.
And last though not least attentive and polite bar keepers
viii be 0lnd at their posts administer the comfort of his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he socs
apl3 5m JAMES DURNO.
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]. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.
u, S. MARSHAJ,S SAFE

>
James Titus Us. Sloop Onoro
In tie District Court Of the United States for the District
Of L0uiSianG,.. No. 647S. " "
EpY virtue of alias of uenditioni enDopas IN me-
- directed in the above entitled will expose to sale
O'Clock NJ, Bankss Arcade on Magazine street ct l.
The Soop ONORO-her tackle, apparel and furniture
she lies near the New Basin
Terms-Cash.
u. S. Marshals Office New Orleans April &C. 1875
ap27, my6&13 VIM. +. WAGNER, &. 8. Marshal
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TO MERCHANTS

A GENTLEMAN perfectly acclimated, who is at present
"A ont of employment wishes to obtain Situation as
o keeper or in such other capacity as will enable him to
TaLze moderate compensation for the ensuing season
Desceponabe references given and security required
Address W. " b., office OF the Crescent 50 St Charles
my6 Wv
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SUPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES
I'HE Undersigned has been appointed by NELSON &
1 DAVIS. Loulsyille. KY, Agent Tor their PLATFORM
HALEc, which, tIom personal knowledge, he can
commend to Merchants, Planters and WeiGheis as an ar
eOfhe very best kind exceed by any in the market
They are made with eold Cast lion Frames, and the
beams Rots, ETC., are all OF the best Cast Steel well tenn
Ma He Oilers tor sale the present stock OF various sizes
rom 2bbs to 5O0J lb at very reduced prices, TO close off
EW, BENTON, 81 Poydras street, back room up stairs
Bl2 lmIs HENRY T.. MACLELLAN
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:, oARAL-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
s.ss,TTTI77ii N0TICE-The Passenger Barges on the
n rr---ssss<1>-s-s2 NEW CANAL, will commence their
leaving H. eg Ma summer trips on SUNDAY the
a$SlliYs. fam ,e" 1An' Depot '00' ''a street.
Lake 70 IL, II, 2, g. H. and 8; P. \.
WEEK DAYS c 70 s 81 IL, * a and ! ?. NJ M
"?" C''y to Lake ~ and s. IN: N:
n,, Lake to Clty....:..::.......:S 8, A. NJ.
e JAMES srocKToNs' s 81 s3d s1s NM
- ORLEANS & oARRoLLToN RAILROAD
g 60
l Aet any distance above Pleasant % cents
t s. {Rsd children over and under iayesgs 5S
S GGeys rates for any distance below Pleasant o. street
sned thar III ~ Lafayette, Caroton and vicinity are
1 lck' ompany has fixed an uniform rate OF
@oath (n d%s o[ passage in the Cars to- wit IS CO
q half for either Road and for any distance
the f i'm II such tickets given for any other
SyTs LS ladies', in each train.
sos ssGCs SEw;u opI ~ .4RR,4NGE.uE.NT:
L0Ss. Gar. HANs FROM cARRoLLToS:
Io'Iye.. AZ a - horse Gar. ......at 5 AM
at II locomotive. ~ AM
at LAT 10 AM
NJ o. lat IL NJ
At SSii5 LAT 2 PM
g0,. \ at ~ .....at AZ Pm
Nar. ~ ois ...-.at So Pm
a. ~, ~ Horse Car, orr
la LA P M steam steam ifneces- {at Pm
M The Cars will, ....at 10 PM
stter clo leaye New Orleans and Canolton every
The sfors on Sundays, if the weather fair
corner Of Horse Cars will leave every Is minutes
onohne and Canal SIS. my12 t1stNov
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RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.

hlVEh AND ElhE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn
STATEMENT ASSETS LIST MARCH, 1S4S
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank. Hartford. $50, coo
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing
interest at the rate OF annnm.. 500-l140O
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. ......... 1850
:. :. Phoenix :. :. .....-.... Ii, 800
:. :. Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford Observation-Disclosures. n,200
Stock in Exchange Bank Northumberland. 1880
e. :. Connecticut River Ban&........ $3.50
=. :. Eagle Bank, Providence. l,S00
:. Lee Bank. Lee. Massachusetts,. $50
:. =. Connecticut River COMPANY. $50
:. E. :. :. Railroad. ...... 1850
49,. :. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 1900
The above Stocks of the most substantial
character, yielding 7 10 per cent. interest
annually and worth at this time ad-
vance on the above mentioned prices of 81 G0-f03 @
bonds OF Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... q G0
Reai Estate IN Hartford, valued at 322iO
Bills Receivable, payable 10 50 days after demand
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate,
solvent endorses .................. S125 900
1otd Assets OF the Company $3.50 I0o
AGENCY OFFICE, No II Camp street.
~ ne undersigned, Agents for the above Company
continue TO issue policies at the lowest rates of premium
turning to customers 10 per cent.
,o.u, VIM R. FOSDICK,
myIo on lstN GEO. G. LAWRASoS
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FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON.

FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON.
iR.MORY H.9LL.
VIE public is respectfully informed that the magnifi- o
u cent Ball Room of this establishment will besSs y
LOON. 1t Is intended TO be conducted upon the plan J
OF the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phil
Notwithstanding place of resort that Ladies
all times with perfect confidence either after the fatigue of
shopping, morning walk, and in the evening with gen
emen and regae themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery Fruits, etc-a deslderaOn long wanting in
this city; In soliciting the patronage of the fashionable
public the rTopreto have only to point to the high reuta
ton for respectabiy and order that this Hall has hitherto
maintained, guarantee that the regularity will be
observed under the new arrangement. Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream on the shortest notice.
N B-An officer VIII be constantly in attendance
cude aimproper persons api0 Il
ICE CREAM SALOON
GnIhe subscriber takes pleasure in informing ,s:Tk,
EsI his friends and the public generally of the NEe
MsH opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON, a2Afte
the corner of Gravier street, and directly opposite
Mr. Clapps Church, where he intends at all times to keep
variety of Creams, Vanilla Pine Apple, Lemon, and
variety OF such other Fruit Creams the will allow
together with Sherbets and Frozen Lemonades As
attention will be paid 10 please and he has been at great
expense fitting up his establishment he hopes to receive
liberal patronage
Families supplied at short notice, and on reasonable
terms
In his store under the above Saloon will be constantly
found Soda Mead, and large and general assortment OF
Fruits Candies, Confectionery, and Sweetmeas OF every
description.
a The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened ready for visi
~ In order that nothing may be wanting to crafty the
public taste, excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been
mll25 3m LAZZARO DANCEVICH.
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RSgREs MMEMNs,

JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON,
No 81 T. CHARLES STREET-Up Stairs
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE THEATRE)
$500 The Citizens Of New Orleans, and the TO,
49, fled that the above SALOON will be 49,
- opened THIS EVENING Tuesday, wv
April H. in style of magnicence that will totally 80
eclipse any establishment of the kind in the Southwest and
lH we IN spendo with the Palaces of Refreshments
me Saloon fitted with the costly and comfortable
infnae by McJut of Magazine street. whose taste is SO
more on the subject " '
I ne refreshments will consist of CREAMS and SHER-
lcious FRUITS ofthe Tropics ~ " i "
Mr. SMITH. formerly, and for long time the efficient
head OF Nbios famous Saloon in New York will have the
entire superintendance-the announcement of whchNw
guarantee to the community the fashionable resort in
New Orleans. o' IA
The proprietor the public that the attendance shall
be unequaed, and that the whole management of The "a
oon will be such cannot fail TO please the fasdous
~ FaIniss and Parties can be supplied at moments
NOTICE. with all the delicacies OF the myi3 I'm
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aerl VIII leave New Orleans and Caroilton every
The eioeS on Sundays, if the weather is fair.
corner az ee Horse Cars will leave every Is minutes
oaionne and Canal ss. my12 tlstNov
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,,,r LAhIE SALE OF SHlRIS
AND GENILE.ME.N',S fUR.NISHi.N'T GOODS.
,,,,u AT No. IS Camp street.
I'HE STOCK CONSISTS Of
i5e dozen Linen Bosom SHIRTS of all qualities.
1000 do. do. do do do,
Check coored do
Gauze. Merno and Silk UNDERSTANDS
do do. do. DRAWERS.
Night Shirts Night Gaps Morning Gowns
foCkET UNDERGRADUATES Linen, Cam.
blc, etc.
Saspenders; Money Belts; Shoulder Braces.
ltavas; Neck Ties, etc.
Az which are offered at less than the same can be pro-
aeiID lie Northern cities
w For the express accommodation of our customers this
saai'nment will be kept open Sundays from TO 10
yooS A. N, ISAAC HART
NW 0deans Shirt Depot and Gentiemen's Furnishing
Bank 1850 n,vi9-aJ, -
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NOTICE.
Office Board OF Underwriters,
NEW ORLEANS, May 8, 1913. 5
A III. parties holding policies with the various Companies
ces will attach TO any shipments made FROM AND AFTER
THIS DATE, board of the steamboat Cincinnati Captain
Dustin. BY order OF the Board
myl0 Ivy GEO. &. LAWRASON, Secretary.
DIVIDEND MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
COMPANY
EbARTiES doing business with this Agency informed
that the Certificates of Scrip for the profits of the past
year are ready for delivery and that SIX PER CENT in
cash the reduced of Scrip for previous years will
be paid presentation the office of the Company corner
OF Camp and Grdyier SIS. THOMAS a. ADAMS,
mylO I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insurance Company.
ENGLISH FIRE BRICKS
SHln ENGLISH FIRE BRICKS-Aso, Pittsburg Fire
cOVO Bricks Fire Tiles assorted sizes and beyelled for
steamboats, Fire Clay Lime Sand. Common Bricks Ce
by PRAGUE & SHERMAN,
Mahogany Lumber and Coal Yard, Arcade Mills,
my9 At Nos IA, Is and Is ST. Joseph ST
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JACOBS ZOE CREAM SALOON,
OPP OSITE S T. CHARLES THEATRE
VIA The Subscriber takes pleasure to inform hiser,
IA ~ friends and the public in general that he has nj
&s~SSSR:, opened his ICE CREAM SALOON on St. httI
SyS1gs Charles street, in the Garden occupied by ~
~ AFFLECK Flower Depot where be will keep
al! kinds of Ice Creams, Frozen Lemonades and Shebe
The SALOON is airy and pleasant, and everything
will be done to render vsters comfortable The subscriber
sollcits a share Of public patronage.
ey Families supplied at short notice. with the best quail.
ty and any quantity of the above ap25 I'm
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VALUABLE ENGLISH BOOKS.
THE MODERN HISTORY AND CONDITION OF
hedl personal narrative OF travels in that country
VIA an account OF the proceedings of MoHAMMED ALI
tcHA om leO to 1913, Intespersed with illustration of
scripture history, the fnlilment of Prophecy and the Pro-
IFsd CH'zaiIon in the East by VIM. Ii. Yates, Nj. d.
w m2yos,, with illustrations
uhNA-PoLITIcAL, COMMERCIAL AND SoCIAL-in an
Official Report to her Majesty Government, by r.
rrS M,o9slgomeIy Martin, Esq, IN vols,
hGLERs plCTORiA HISTORY OF GERMANY
WITH 5VJ original Designs.
10 ! vols.
LEGS MEMOIRS of WARREN HASTINGS.
NhAADERS LIFE OF ST. CHRYSOSTUM
NAkd OF TIE TIMES OF GEORGE w., by Lady
u nceyed and Tor sale al the New Orleans tationers
Warehouse [myl2 81 ]. B. STEEL. II Camp St
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.fsE ~. $. Mail NE PLUS ULTRA-Eor On.
l.SAAs&8a4.5%5a cinnGt MADISON Louisville WheeiinS
s'szs5, ~ "a, ana PtsDurg-Wth 9pck dspaehThs
Capt Richard Phillips, expected arrive and will leave
as above For freight passage, having unsurpassed
cOmmodations apply to
HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras street
Gg The Ne Plus Ultra is entirely boat, and being
very Ight draught, Will meet with no delay. apis
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8 STEAMEz PRIScEToS.


letter from officer 90 board the Prncston which gives
farther particulars respecting the part played BY Dr. MorT
Jr. Of this City, In the late revelation q, Msssins;
{. S SrKAMEz PRINCETON,
OF Messina- Feb. is lsAs.
The following. relative TO the commencement,
OF the revolution Is rather singular There Is residing a.
Palermo, young American physician, named Valentine
Mott Of the celebrated Dr.. Mott OF Sew-York. He
came there time ago, account OF his health. and
finding that the climate beneficial has remained ever
since. When the troubles FIRST enced, this young
Doctor hAne-ADdsove with the eonspIrators They
held secret meetings, Until, As they thought they had
enough FOR genera outbreak oa; when the time came,
OF al who had previously expressed their determination
20 stake their lives and fortunes the ISSUE only twenty
six. armed with muskes, remained true After waiting
time for addition 20 their fororn hope. they sal
lied FORTH and with Simultaneous shout Of Nlvs Pho
TX. struck the nrst blow for Liberty by knocking down
the senline the Of the streets and taking their
maskets from them. They had not gone far before their
progress arrested and they obliged 10 seek shell
ter on shipboard.
AT dark they emerged from their conceament nothing
daEnied with their III luck the previous day. and made
a second attempt This time they fortunate,
for hundreds rushed to their standard and nAy thous
ands They defeated the troops at points who, an
able 10 withstand the torrent, fed with precipitation
their forts and strongho there annoy the people by
distant csnnonating The first shell that thrown
into the city 50 exAspers;ei the people that they dew T.
arms to q man. sy 10 woman, for there were plenty Of
females armed with all kinds Of missiles ready 10 attack
any roy Alist who came In their way.
The stormed and carried the palace prison. bank
snd eli the sronsholds in the town. The money found
10 the bank, when captured. was four millions Of francs
Young Mott, the American physician. came on board
the Princeton, and heard him say tina, when they began
they had twenty pounds powder and did not know
where to get more SO he went TO work and procured
quantities Of sulphur n.re and carbon and after working
days and nights tured out large quantity Of pow
der, about thousand pounds.
He also stated that when they broke open the as they
found numerous skeletons In chains and some that had
been murdered BY driving nails into their skulls These
supposed TO be those Of some who had myse
ou,ly disappeared for speaking sgaus the Government
In consequence OF the Instruction, all going shore
obliged 10 carry their Tags with them for protection
Our captain in company with some gentlemen, went 10
visit the hospital. One OF the boats in attendance bad
an American hsg with him, which caught the eye Of
poor fellow who was apparently dying he eeckoned for
the ag which he seized with both hands and kissed IT,
Poor fellow he had fought or that liberty which he never
enjoyed, as be died In few hours aflerward.
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VVr-Dr TRAIL 10 now enlsrBeg hts asconmods
tons for patti euts Several additional rooms, with gym
n.surn for indoor exercise will be fitted previous &c
the first MAY Dr. T. sppes this system TO both acute
and chronic diseases generally la fevsrs Of all nds tne
Water treatment is promPs sod certain Moss Of the com
pai 90 common and sicting to females are speedily
ma permanently relieved Children predsposed To DIS
ease from organic maorma.ion and young persons VINO
have acquired such opposition by erroneous
h. i'm proved and invgorated BY )udeious
course Of usae combined with correct regimen and
physiological exercised ,.,...
In America and having devoted several years TO establish
ipx he system in this c.y scientific basis, Dr. dis
esims a. eopnecton or sympathy with those P'efo-hy
droo.fh, .ss medical auacks get boarding houses
under the Of Water Cafs and wheoeser
or families sick their Ignorance or
b, runu After doetors 81 tho old schools mo I'M
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To the Ed,to, of The Tribune

You have helped good deal in pulling down
good Constitution and building bad one. IL does not
about that however 1t Is ended. Try to be Con
sentative enough to take OF language and pre-
serve 1t as s 1t Is good enough, rs feebly think
In spite Of Noah Webster do spell better or shall stop
the paper. SUBSCRIBER
~ Stop as quick as you please, and don't make
fuss about matter Of SO little consequence We
shall continue to spell mainly according to Web
ster which is great deal better than you know
how To. led.
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ARREST OF McNULTY, THE ABscoSDise CLERK.
By the politeness of Capt Turner of the pilot boat
f X Collins we learn that the piot-boat was char
tered to pursue the bark Ann Louisa to Matansas
which had on board Mr.. McNulty the absconding
clerk of Messrs. Vyse Sons. The Ann Louisa
lefs two days previous, and both vessels arrived at
Matanzas the same day. The officer succeeded in
arrestiDg Mr.. McNFlty Immediately on his landing
and imprsoning him. He will be brought back In
the bark Ann Louisa.
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DEATH OF Hos. DAVID BALpwIS.-Died at
Preston on Monday evening the 18th inst after weeks
Illness Hon DAVID BALDWIN, Senator elect Of the Eighth
District sged 40.
In the various public Offices which his fellowciuzens
have called ILL., he performed the duties 10 the sat-
isacton OF those conded In him. In the com
mon business transactions Of life be acted with most
crupuous regard for the rights and feelings Of others As
politician be was sctive and Influential yet he never a.
.wed the feelings Of part san 10 infringe upon the court
esy Of gentleman and In the ranks OF his political OPP
ponen,s were some Of his wsrnest personal friends
Norwich or Courier, 18th.
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NORTH CARoLIsA.-The Wings OF the With
Congressional District have appointed GEo. WASH
iseToS HAYWOOD of Raleigh, Delegate to Phils-
delphia and of the corresponding Electoral Dis
trict HENRY w. MILLER of Raleigh, for Elector.
Both of these are Taylor men.
The Loco Foco State Convention of North Car
DINA was held at Raleigh on the 18th inst Hen. David
s. Reid OF Rockingham nominated for Governor, and
Messrs Weldon N Edwards and Robert Strange appoint
ed Delegates large the part Of the State to attend
the Convention to meet Baltimore in May next Hon.
Abram W. yensble and Thomas s. Asne, Esq OF Hanover
were appointed their aternsies The Convention at
dressed by Senators Houston and Douglass Among The
resolutions adopted was one denouncing the wllmot
Proviso.
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ILLIyols.-Col. Il. d. BAKER has declined being
candidate for Congress in the Springfield District
He is, we learn from the papers, about to remove
from the district and we have heard /, stated that
he will resume his profession at Galena- Judge
STEPHEN T. LOGAN, a Wing Of eminent abilities,
il announced as a candidate for Congress in the
Springfield District
TIMOTHY r. YoUSc. Loco oco has been nomi-
mated for Congress in the Hid Distrc,-now re-
presented by o. b FIcKLrS-after hard struggle.
The nomination was made on the s7sh ballot
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CITY ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY. April 10. 1

"WEDNESDAY, April 10. lsis
~ Alters week Of Snmmerish weather We
in the midst q our Spring sQunOctlal storm.
After cod and cheer DAG yesterday began 10 rain
at about 10 last evening and continued that operation at
intervals during the night This forenoon ii has been
showing great and small aakes AFTER the OLD fashion; the
fuller Of mud than OF travellers and a who
hug the comfortable hrssie a, home On such GAY As
this give good book and business to be attended
bu, reading IT,
rR> We are requested BY Capt. Johnston to
say tina, He,r or Dutch Jake. surrendered himself at
the ststion-honse on Tuesday.
EF- The Sun says that the under ground Adolf
ton railway for stealing slaves, said TO have been
eeedngy busy few weeks past, many ten A.
teen runAwsys having passed through this City daily.
CASE or CAPT. CANOr.-The L. ;. Circuit Court
decided this forenoon, that IN chsrerng the bark Chan
selor and manning snd vclusns her for the Coast OF
Africa. Capt. c. could not be held. criminal CON
plant s the owner snd tbs indictment was dismissed
ONE CAUGHr.-On Sunday night the 9th inst
two young called a. The Finance Hotel the Bat
terry snd engaged ongngs and AZ m early hour the follow
ing morning decsmped. carrying of with them sio0 be-
longing 70 Mr.. John Wilson, principal bN-keeper The
robbery beioE discovered Immediately after the departure
Of thieves they pursued. overaken, and deliver
ed into the custody Of policeman Dean Of the First Wsrd
VINO n4weSsf, .ne 20 s'ospe ,to,
when Constable Jo.ephs caught John Barrs aas
Barry who has been ideutsd BY the barkeeper OF
the party who stole the Locked up for cxamina
ton.
MAD DoGs-Policeman Eckle yesterday after
killed mad dog at the OF Twsaty hfthst
and Fifst-svenue.
Another SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Ann Eliza
Cusneu Of l6 Gil while attending meeting OF the
Alpha Chapter Of the United Daughters Of America No l.
yesterday afternoon expired very suddenly.
POLIcE.-A man who gave his name as John
Jackson, arrested by officer ooyoton on charge OF
stealing horse belonging John Kip Of 10 Commerce
Detained for exam nation. Officer Gcurley. las
evening arrested Bernard Campbell suspicion OF steal
ing piece Of cashmere valued at aboat $40. from j.
Pinekney, OF IS William Officer Wilson, last night,
arrested afeow calling himself aniel Dtop on schsres
Of entering the store OF Rossnns Shields