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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

yH Patronage that has been extended 10 Us 50 very De
mon s stiee sf has Induced fp t Us the lag
TO erect large building expressly Tor manu- EaGTx~tTf
factnrng and repairing CARRiAGES.-AR -~SS2--
We have now one of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country and prepared, with good Northern workmen
and the best of materials build any style of Carriage
order and them two II used IN the country
Carriages and them almost to their original beauty
End durability. although apparently worn out and useless
We will pay freight sent TO repair. We WILL
also keep hand an assortment Of NEW and SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold low Old CARRIAGES
taken in trade for New ones We invite the attention of
those wanting New Carriages their old repaired TO
call Mandatory and Repository and Judge for them
selves at the corner of GR4HJER and CAR O.ND ELET
Streets next door to the Office OF the Commercial Water
Works, rear of the ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans.
leo 6m MATTHEWS l. DENMAS.
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POLICE CoURTs.-The different police courts of
this good city are getting to be, and to tell the hon
est truth, are SO confoundedly dull, that we don't
Know what VIII become of that unfortunate class
called "penny-a-liners' People don't seem to
have any disposition TO steal nowadays any thing
but the political opinions of their neighbors in re-
gard to the presidential nominations. The flash
gentlemen who are intimate with the police have
lett Tor parts unknown, but will probably return
again IN time for the fall business season. The old
stand-bys of the dock have become remarkably viz
tuous OF late so as to give them sufficient gumption
to know on which side they are to vote. No mat
ter there will be stirring times soon, for when the
volunteers come home they will bring with them
cataracs of anecdote, mountains of stories of hair
breadth escapes, and any quantity of the details of
the eVentfu war in Mexico.
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BEAuTIFUL PAIR.-William Brown a nd Eliza
Alto, were yesterday brought before Recorder Bald
win, for having in the first place, played the first
oats in the beautiful farce entitled g Family Quar-
pIs " and afterwards rehearsing the tragedy of
Revenge" William, the hero of this mellon
dtqtamer came home late in the evening, and being
r,pltv well inflated with Whiskey and the rumors
concerning the nomination of the next President
and bis coadutor, William sat himself down upon
chair and demanded drink of water upon
which his wife made insinuation that his coppers
mnsl be considerably heated. With the dignity and
strength that belong to the noblest of the human
scles William asserted his right as lord protector
NJ his domicil and all the things that We're in il.
Toamng with rage, he then requested his better
hale TO take the wings of an owl and fly away to
tbe apartments of the ancient gentleman who has
warm accommodations in the vicinity of Mount
Stromboli and summer villa in the very heart of
Ema The lady not wishing to part from he liege-
lord. grabbed him by the neck, and with all the
ceneness of an enraged tigress, endeayored to inn
nlant her aons in his beautiful irontispece. Whilst
The elements of domestic war were raging between
the unlovng pair, an unlucky member of the Second
Municipality Police, hearing noise that reminded
him of concert of wildcats, intermingled with the
soft voices of some hyenas and about twenty-seyen
gongs rushed in and endeavored to allay the storm
Of angry hate. Waterman Ritter did his utmost to
preserve the peace, but it was lucky for him that he
even preserved the piece of his coat tail, as one
portion of it was torn from his back, and the other
waved like mutilated flag in the midnight wind,
man was severely wounded in the hand, whilst in
The honorable discharge of his duty, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown were yesterday sent to the First District
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The OrEES7s DELIGHT which forms essential ingre
dent tin the Graeenberg Sasapahlla Compoana Is PROBABLY
superior Sarsapala itself Professor o OF
S. c.. speaks of it follows, III the Soulieh 'o"ia Vi
Medicine and Pharmacy - ~ a.
Few vegetable productions exhibit more power upon e
system generally So powerfully ITS acton eIerea upon
the capillary and secreng vessels, IN chansns e opu
states or conditions and dsposng them to new healthy
action that il is greatly to be preferred, &C. 81 ne
further adds That it in chronic diseases ana chon'c IN
Examinations and also the long tram OF that
follows syphilis that its efficacy best eAnlpte5a.
The superiority of the Graetenberg Saapaia Compound
may be thus stated : .r=. n. -.
Ist II composed Of number Of the most efcacou
vegetables the whole range oil the Aaefa Medca IN ad
dtion 10 SaFsaparila -
more doses the bottle than in any OF the very age, bottles
81 This concentration renders it to Sarsapara what Qu
no better than ordinary root bee-souIns on the stomach
and poing in the bottles. To weak infusion of Sarsa
parie when suplae of the article may be had, Is like
taking bark instead of Quinne Or like travelling In scoW
These things being so. let all who have made up their
minds any Sarsapaa, that oil the GraefenbeTg
Company. 1t is warranted to be ten times more ehcaGious
than other knownno matter how large NE botue u
the Graeenbeg Vegetable Pills the GraefenDeTs ea -
Bers and the Graefenberg Sarapanla Compound i,ou
supecede all others For universal use the Pi ana d ,
of lncaeuabe value Those who take them t b.nG ND
a" The General Agent for Louisiana ana n n
ID. HANSBROUGH y Camp street, New, Onedhs' ha''
to whom pile 10 p A o may PBe P Agents 70
Place and Cnstomhouse St; q: AMNRiGHT 4 CO. Isl
Magazine and Bartholomew SIS; J. Nr 6rs.D. "i
Charities St; J. LLAD0, q Congo ST. f; ne" IS VAN
THOS COOK Postmaster, city OF Lsaysite e e. T. rt,aS
ri K = eo evee and Seventh sts., Lafayette; agd
CHARiEs BENNEOT CamoIlton, La len ISL
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A SMALL WoLF.-John Wolf, very talented
child IN the stealing line yesterday brought be-
fore Recorder Baldwin upon the charge of having
stolen martngale from unofending saddler
The martingae was very beautiful, and was the
young gentleman accused of having stolen it. He
was taken down, merely to cool himself off We
have not the slightest doubt but that the Juvenile
villain would have stolen the bride of Alexander
the Great, when he wanted to catch the poney of
Darius the Persian. This unexceptonable william
politely requested to take up apartments in the
workhouse until further notice.
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" EW ORLEA " S:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. 1913

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Yesterday morning
Judge McHenry granted writ of habeas corpus to
bring from the workhouse of the Second Munich
pality the bodies of William Ellis and Charles Van
Buren, These two cases We're submitted to 8 jrry
but at a late hour there was no decision.
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STABBING.-Last night a person we'll known to
many Of our most respectable citizens, named Ro-
bert Miller, was stabbed in three different places
by man named Tate. The affray occurred in
front of the Western Exchange, on Tchoupoulas
street. MIR. Mileris not supposed to be dangerously
wounded
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MO HTJMRUG

UPWARDS of 1900 bottles Of DR.. C0iEMANtS
- GONORREA MIXTURE have been 500 aS, na , ,no
past year without complaint single instance over zen
dozen used o. s. Hospital - hs mediene o ena
of enre wsre fails money will be refunded IN every
cave ~ Sold by r. KENNEDY, Ga Chanres street and
at Dr.. A. w. COLEMAN . loNte oi1 10 M
90 POYDR.fS Street. apps s''@e
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IooK OUT.-The Cincinnati Commercial warns
oemIe to be on their guard against five dollar bills
4 the Ohio State Bank, altered from ones of the
Tust Company.
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FIRE IN CINCINNATI-A fire occurred in Gin
cinnati which DESTROYED property to the amount of
$1,000 Among the buildings burned was Ramsay's
match factory, with which we suppose any guam
tjtv of locofocos We're destroyed.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

Luke end Of the Poatchartrdtn Railroad.
rgsHE present popneors OF the above well known estab
L lishment would inform the citizens OF NewOr- A5HzS
leans and all its former patrons, that the house, after =sM
having undergone thorough epara-I=k-s
seffg.TI1stion opened for their accommodation
this season, and they may feel assured that
every endeavor will be made TO render their visits agreeable
The Restaurant will ali times be supplied with the best
Fish that Lakes psoduce such Pompano Black Fish,
Croaker Trout Soft Crabs etc. besides all the decacles OF
the NewOrleans market.
sS" None but the best of liquors served at the bar.
my26 I'm T.. P KENNEDY u 90
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Observation-Disclosures Martin, who drives cart
No sol, was yesterday arrested by the Second Mu-
nicipality Police on the charge preferred against
him by Joseph Newton, who accuses him of having
stolen four cart loads of bricks. The accused was
remanded for examination
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Committed Christopher Fleming was COM
mitted to prison in Cincinnati on the 9th INST, 10
await his trial for the murder OF heenah,
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52HsTH'E

ks,~ PRLY.aTE LESSONS OWL III
r. J. GOMEZ, Editor Of In Patria, will devote few
~. hours during the day to give instructions the Span
sh Language. Mr. G. has adopted new and easy method
BY which scholar can learn read speak and translate the
For Terms, &c, apply to Mr. Gomez at his office, No 81
Exchange Alley near CONT street at the Bookstores Of
j. G Morgan, II Exchange Place, adjoining the Postoice
H.V~ Ii required, Mr. G. will give lessons at night m9
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LARCENY yesterday morning, Mr. }. A. Naulre
made affidavit against James and Mary Dyson for
having committed larceny. The case will be ex-
amined to-day
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puI1.AnEIPEI WHEEIWRIGHTs WORN.

rEyIE subscribers Agents for the well known mandatory
1 of WILLOW Chips Il Co, Philadelphia, have now
landing and extensive assortment OF every de-
scrpti0n of Wheelwrghts' work as follows:
70 pairs Ok and Horse Cart Wheels from TO inches on
the tread
pairs extra heavy Dray Wheels, 41 inches on tread
Is Ok and Horse Wagons, with and without bodies, yar
sizes ~
30 Days iron and wooden axles 3N1 3aM and All inches
on tread:
- arts light and heavy;
JIG Wheelhar. ows, with shifting sides.
20 Canal Barrows.
The above stock will be increased by every arrival from
Phrladclphia which will enable themo offer to aners and
Merchants this season. larger and more complete assoh
these articles than has heretofore been offered IN
this market Prices will be reasonable terms liberal, and all
articles fully guaranteed ~
EMERSON TOURNE Il co,
I5S TchOupifDull
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Memoranda:

iowboat Panther owed down and to the 9TH in St
RaHtan.
lhe steamer Bulletin lowed down I'm St James, Blakey
o@rse rom ~. Geneyieve, loaded with granite.
iowb9al Southener lowed down and to sea on the 9TH
inT bark ledesco, schrs Sarah Nash, and VIM Bryan.
lowboat Shark towed down and to sea on the I'd inst
Alp Clinton, brig Mary Jane, schr Colorado.
INST brig r. neesoll
loTboat l)eoto towed down and to the 1Ith inst
Wigs In, Mana and Hamlet schr. Oregon.
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MARRIED, on Tuesday morning, by the Rev. Dr.
Pixie. Mr.. David P. Work to Miss +. A. Miner,
OU IN noticing the above, the Dispatch hopes that
tbe bridegroom may rest from his labors, and his
,.n,Es follow him" Should he rest :" from his
1Iocs he will discover that his Dorks will be like
rance oOges visits, few and far between. Pitsburg
c.ndnu MerCNrN.
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FAMILY BUTTER AND
TILE ICE.UOUSE.

FINDER THE lCE-hoo Sc;
Corner of st. Charles Gnd
P3ydras streets .-The subscribers
have made arrangements with the
best DIARIES OF New York, Penn
syIyania and the West for con-
slant supply OF ,
It viii be delivered at the resi-.
dences of onr customers (wIthout
extra charge) in STONE JARS, from
3 to IL b. -.
PLAxTATIoy BITTER always
on hand; also, CooKINe BUTTER;
Also, Italian. French, Holland
and American CHEESE. LV
~" myM GEOE
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S n \ 3 S.


III For Norfolk, Va.-To sail on SATURDAY,
zsA- the 18th inst.-The new and splendid tast-sang
sHTaI- schooner JOHN STORY, Roderck master, hav-
ing half cargo engaged viii leave as above For balance
81 freight or passage, apply board, at the Triangle
Jel4 j. w, GIBBONS, Is Customhouse st.
FOR NEW YORN-Thursday, June Is.
Fhe SS,eaaho oR RE CITY Il Tt Chs
a1Ss1zz=a DAY next l5th lnst. at 10 o clock A NJ
For height OF passage, apply to
j. F. WHITNEY & Co. 70 Camp ST.
Gy No behs secured until paid for No freight received
after Wednesday next.
faSsengefs who have already spoken or berths and
PAD lo thei are notified That the be considered
as engaged unless paid tor this day elO
,zfENs STEAM TO BRAzos ST. JAGO-Regu-
sLIL1.Hs lar Packet-The superior coppered and cop
- - per-fastened steamship A G i ST A Capt
,eu stevens, Will ply regular packet between New
anu bfaZos st Jago, taking freight for Month of the
hio Gande and Maamoro which will be forwarded without
Lighters etc, TO insure dispatch ~ ~. ems 9
Agents MMt9IR,Itl N TURNER s. Co. New Orleans
tlhoMAs L. ADDY & CO, Brazos ST. Jago
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FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING

No 81 C.4N.4F. STREET-U Under the Planters Hotel.
TTyHE subscribers have received large and fashionable
L stock of CLOTHING, suitable for the present season,
from New York which place they have manufactory
Although their terms already pretty well known to the
system of doing strict cash business believing this system
beneficial to their customers themselves, they
are not charged price order TO the losses
which those who do credit business aleoayS more or less
sustain. A call is respectfully solicited.
JOHN SOUTHWELL Il co, q Canal st.,
udn the antar HofeI
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

Iuestay \ I9llt, June i, I5io.
Our market has generally been quite dull during the past
three days, the weather having been very usavOabe for
business most of the time. No very marked changes have
taken place either Cotton, Provisions or Gram though
prices OF the latter articles, well OF Flour have
rather downward inclination
The next news iiom England, by the steamer Acadia
which was leave Liverpool for New Yolk ON the 9th
May due By telegraph and express 1t is said to be
in town to day and untavoabe for Cotton.
COTTON.Since the slight decline spoken of in our last
report by the favorable tenor OF the Niagara
material change has occurred market though
the transactions have been unusually limited The sales of
Saturday $500 bales and those of Monday about z0O
generally steady prices though the latter day rumo
OF tile Acada's being the hands of certain parties
by express checked operations the afternoon To-day the
being rumored TO be less unfavorabe the sales
have exceeded 1000 bales al irregular but
Thus the sales of the three days are 1900 bales taken for
England the North and France We continue our last quo
tatons for the present:
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GOPARTMERS HIP.

NTOTICEThe Copartnership heretofore existing under
~ the firm of JONES " CONNIE was dissolved on
''e ''' '''"l'' - JOHN J. JONES.
Now Orleans Nav 90 1913. P. CONNIFF.
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RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.


Htna Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS ON list MARCH, 1913.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford, $4,000
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing .
the OF pes ct. per annum. l5O0-114,0OO
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. ......... 12.69O
:, :, Phoenix :. :. ........... 1900
. . Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford ................... 112OO
Stock in Exchange Bank. .................. 1850
. . Connecticut River Bank. ........ $3.50
. :. Eagle Bank Providence ......... 1900
:. :. Lee Bank, Lee, Massachusetts. 800
. . Connecticut River Company an. 1500
:. :. . :. Railroad. ...... 1850
:. :. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 1900
The above Stocks are of the most substantial
character, yielding to per cent. interest
annually, and are worth at this time an adj - 80
the above mentioned cost prices, of II 0-lO3t0
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... Il 600
Real Estate in Hartford valued at. ....:.,... 81 2lO
Bills Receivable, payable 30 days after demand,
ply secured by pledge OF Real or Personal Estate or ~
solvent enuOrSeTS. SlEoVVu
Total Assets of tie Company ............$ 1895 25O
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street
To- The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
policies the lowest rates OF premium, re-
VIM R. FOSDiCK,
my1O till 18TH GEO. c. LAWRASON
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u J. JONES has taken into Copartnership SsIR
y HENRY HARDIE, and removed TO lOI -
P0vIras street between Camp and st. Charles Sas1<g
streets opposite the Delta Office
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Gam, Day-IIenry county stake, for 3year ods. Sub
SG@, s51-S nominations. Mile heats.
,np pfneTs b. g. By imp Sarpedon dam by Sumper..1
RnarIqtt b. by Eclipse; out of Diana Crow....2
tID Time l:j1d-I:5j
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NARCIssUs. - Narcissus, not the beautiful youth
who was enamoured of his own image as seen in a
fountain, and from his oveliness was changed into
the flower which now bears his name but Narcis-
sus Youvette, was yesterday brought before Re-
corder Baldwin upon the charge of having come to
the house of Louisa Ferraud, f. m. c., and threaten
ing to dash her brains out with an axe and scalp
her child upon the spot The Recorder, however,
came to the conclusion that it was merely slight
domestic difficulty, and when Narcissus declared
that he was willing to keep the peace, he bound
him to be charitable in future and to keep his
digits from handling unseemly weapons.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

DIVIDEND MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
COMPANY.
f1ARTIES doing business with this Agency are informed
that the Certificates of Scrip for the profits Of the past
year. ready for delivery, and that SIX PER CENT
cash the reduced of Scrip for previous years will
be paid presentation at the office OF the Company corner
of Camp and Gravier SITS. THOMAS A. ADAMS,
myl0 I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insurance Company.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ATTITUDE, % 81 80 N.-LoNaITUpE, 80 Win Time 6h
Cleared YESTERDAY

Slsdreu Y eSleTQdy:
Steamship Fanny, Scott Vera Cruz, Kidder Deshon & CO
Ship Edgar, Smith, Vera Cruz, J. w. Stanton 4 Co
Ship Jenny Lind Mckay. Liverpool, l.. IL. Gale
Ship Eliza, Br) Smell, Liverpool, p Maxwell & &c
Bark Florida, Shaw Vera Cruz, Master
Bark Defiance (Br.) Steer, Liverpool P. Maxwell & CO
D'l Nv '1'' WA i'',,'' Campbell & Riekarby
Schr. Martha Cozzens, Pensacola, Jno Hurley s. Co
schr American Maloney Tampico, John Alexander
schr. Ashland, Roberts, New York, Andrews Il Dewey
Steamer Brooklyn, Jones, Pensacola, Jno Hurley Il ca
Steamer lroquois, Moore St. Louis, G. T. Buddecke Co
Arrived Yesterday:
steamship Yacht WILSON, FIN Galveston, llth inst to Har
Sd my
Ship American Dung from Vera Cruz, 9TH inst, to u S.
Ship Europe MERCER from Havre via St, Thomas Is days
tomaster-2d my.
Ship Utica, Swan, % days FIN New York, to VIM. Creevy
Bark A. G. Ili Curtis II days FIN Turks Island, to master
Blg Union Hooper, 20 days from Baltimore to maser-1st
Bng Helen Collins. I'm Vera Cruz, 9Th inst 10 U. S. Guar
Brig Usage Madison FIN Kingston Ja 3lst ut to master
Brig Selma Block, FIN Havana, 7th inst, to W. H. Sim
STEAMBOATS,:
Mobile Sutton FIN Mobile
Ceole, Griffin, FIN Mobile.
fourier. Martin, FIN the Balize.
Bulletin, Church I'm Memphs--1100 bales cotton.
KVigely Ross, I'm Camden-lS bales cotton
IaLeynnd, Dufied, I'm Nashville-197 bales cotton.
duchess, Wade, I'm CnClnnati-2l bales cotton.
nOwboa DesOo, Porter, I'm the Passes.
Towboa S0u'herner, Grant, FIN the Passes
Towboat Shark, Pinnegar, I'm the Passes.
IoWboa Pat, Henry, Miller, I'm the Passes.
Iowboa Panther Davis, I'm the Passes.
,. BELoW-COMING UP.
Ship America, brig NJ A. Jones' FIN Vera Cruz, 18th inst
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STORAGE.
A FEW THOUSAND Barrels or Sacks taken at low
4 4 rates at No. COMMERCE street.
lellN L. b. BLADES.
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1orrsyrL1E RAcrs,-Second Day.-iesterday s
.t savs the Louisville Journal of The 18th inst was
4 hat the lovers of fine racing and close contests
- s,nld desire. The weather was lovely in the ex-
.. .n,s the attendance good, and the course in adj
,.he condition. For the first race, two mile heats,
.,e, great hvorite at Lexington where she was
.ai.ed and where last week she drove Red Eye to
Hml in three mile race, and Sally Metcalfe, from
c',,b Carolina, were the contendng nags. The
,s,ting was principally upon time. Ariel proved
~. D much for herrva, and won, we are constrained
% say, handily.
The second was splendid race, the betting brisk,
ii the contest very close and exciting. Our want
= ,oom c6mpels US to make a short story Of the
alta, which will be explained by the
SUMMARY:
r,,sdoy lime G. -Proprietors purse 5000 Two-mile
RAP ,ssaf Hammond Dr. {. .4riel by imp. Sarpedon out
~ III ancess, years Old ;...;.....l l
HtatcsIfe's Dr. SaHB .Hetcatte, by Broker dam by
'"'O'' Time, 3:4S4-3:55.
L..
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT

CUTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds.
stock on hand sept .......::.... 20 93 Y, 336
Received past days....... 3 1873 1871
previously ....l Isl ,853-1, .O51 4,Ol5-42 746
1,ls4,5A 65,O83
Exported past dayS....... 1853 S7g
previously al ,0l6, 35S-l ,937 37.769-38GlS
Stock on hand not cleared. 1861 07 70 434
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SENT DowN.-William Jones was yesterday sent
down for further examination, upon the charge of
having stabbed free man of color named jeremiah
Norris. The accused was sent to the workhouse
by Recorder Baldwin, for having failed to prove
that he did not stab his comrade and also for not
having proved his freedom
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CHARGE OF RoBBERY.-Henry Wray yesterday
made charge before Recorder Genos, that a
trunk belonging to him. and located in the house of
Mrs. Cazeau, No. 80 Bourbon street, had been
broken open and robbed of six doubloons, and $50
in American gold. Two slaves belonging to Mrs
Cazeau were arrested upon suspicion of having
committed the robbery.
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, p,,,- TO RENT
A HANDSOME neW two.story House, with ten rooms,
- cooling vault, pantes, carriage way etc, stu "A
sa IN Eiato street, between Nayades and Apollo 4,,5
"tts O. ID. BUNCE, Fashionable Halter lL..A4..-
-1 No. 30 Canal street.