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City Moveable-.No. I'LL.

kEfoR1ED FROM cHARTREs STREET.
what quality, Miss did you say 2! and obedient to tho
answer the measuring inst rument called yard stick il
welded by the practiced hand of Mr. Auguste Fzsimmons
while waiting dashing city BELLE But Augustss
usual aacty has departed Mechanically the stick rises
and falls The delicate fabric by the scissors and vet
his thoughts dwell not upon his business Alas they arc
rovns many streets unoccupIed by aces and bbous
ana are seated the uxun0usDtt0man of uptown
mansion with his fair customer by his side With what
soened voice Auguste addresses this lady How tendery
ne almost whispers the eternal Nothing else to-day ?'
Even confidently leans the polished counter pressing.
win the weight OF his feelings its costly burden avshly
piled up.
Why this trepidation What agates tho handsome clerk
OF Messrs Sasnet Poplin Co.. and drives him from his
usual propriety of manner!
Ihe lady leaves the store. Auguste Alone but he now
more distracted than The glossy gosde Naples r.
paceu IN the drawer without being restored its
TONED o'd the boxes are closed the ribbons unpnned
and in disorder the fairy like are before him the sport
OF THE slight breeze admitted by door the laces mass of
contradiction composed of thread Isle and cotton are um
bied together IN horrible confusion Auguste zmmons
will write thoughts The romance in real life en-
acted by botheS clerk. has penetrated cur dissolved
the pomatum. and entered the brain Quixo'ic mania
has usutped that hitherto abode of sense and now
yon forget customers well filed purse looking at her
face thinking OF her fathers dimes. You think Auguse
of gaining. with your agreeable phz wife clothed in sub
staRtiek charms Beware of this nonsense, Fitzsmmons
for the lady whose fair brow you have just bent your
earnest gaze has already framed comic description Of the
scene Better goods instead of attempting steal hearts,
Eschew Venus, cling to Mercury, and attempt not to clip
the wrg OF Cupid with the scissors by which cut
your goods Love sleeps among the roses he has oswon
dry goods from time immemoal: You might wake him up
IN the pretty garden OF COTTAGE but attempt
and you only arouse the wrong passenger.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Reported for the Crescent. LAFAYETTE June 28-P M
Arrived today steamer Thomas Jefferson, with liz Hogs,
10 Cows James Hewet Beeves. 43 Calves Gen. Lafay
ete 81 Hogs 50 Sheep 10 Calves Patrick Henry 300 Hogs
No change has taken place Beef. first class,
5G05ac second class 2O4c. q B Hogs. 2f021ac. y tb
Sheep. 81 25GD$2 Sc o head Cows, 500 $50 q head
Corn. Soc y bushel Oats. Soc. @ bushek Bran. 7075c.
. bushel Hay, 500 sa5 ton.
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A. +, COCHRAN g. CO..

" TchOupitOuIas street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
" porters Of FRUITS NUTS etc., have for sale:
POWDER-Agency of the celebrated American Chrys.
tai Powder COMPANY
RAISINS-200 boxes MR and layers,
CLrRONS-100 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-ln jars and fancy boxes.
PECANS-250 bags fine Texas
CHAMPAGNE-150 baskets, various brands.
NUTMEGS-2J0 pounds No l.
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y j. Caldwell Il Co.
MUSCAT WINE-ln and casks.
FlGS-l000 drums. selected Smyrna.
PEPPER, PIN rNTO and RACE GiNGER-3N bags.
AIMONDS-l50 boxes and bags Soft Smell.
WiNES-Port various qualities 25 quarter casks superior
old Medeira in bond etc.
BRAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS. Etc.
BUTTER-s00 kegs superior st. Lonis.
OLIVE OII.-2Oa baskets, Uhts and quarts
BITTER ALMONDS-20fra trails
CURRANTS-60 casks New Zante Curants. ieTf
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Arrived Yesterday:

Steamship Galveston Crane from Galveston 26h inst
Harris 4 Msrgan-5i2 bales oo,ron-isi my
Ship SLias Holmes Coffin. % da,s from New York. to A.
Ship LapandI; Sampson, % days from Boston, to G. w.
Ship Unicorn Pollard from Bremen 10th April to Dewey
Ship Henry, Tsnney q days from Bo,ton, to Stafford &
Ship Chas Carroll Merchant 80 days from Boston. to G.
Ship Gov Davis Cutter 95 days from Boston, to master
Bark Orion Curtis. % days from Boston Dewey Co.
Bark Backus, Porter 80 days from Philadelphia to master
Bark Gypsy samson Is days from Boston to Geo. Green
Bak Ben Adams, store 81 days from Boston. to G. W.
Brig sam and Ben Smith, Is days from Boston to master
Br. brig Ranger, Paynter. days from Kingston, ia to
VIM Burgess & Cod my.
Brig Islam Newton. 10 days Philadelphia Mast g.
Big Ho ton Barron 20 days from Thomaton to master
Sd my.
Brig La,ehe Rogers, from Wilmington, May 9th,
schI Iona Leetch, from Chagres. 18th inst to G. H.
Hauson-lst my.
Sch Mary Fdkins. Harrison days from Brazos ST. Jago
in ballast, 10 master--lsr my
Schr John Rowlett. .Worthngham, from st. Maria, in
ballast to master-lst my.
Jsgo, to u. s. Quarter MASTERED my.
Mex schr Cantubro. Alice days from Tuspan, to NJ.
Caballero-ist my.
Jas L. Day Giberson from Mobile.
Gen Worth. Muir, fiom Vicksburg- bales cotton
Gen Lafayette Montgomery FIN Louisvle-95 BIS cotton
Alhambra, Bickel. from Cincin ati-35 bales
Thos Jefferson Avery. from Cincinnati.
Patrick Henry. CTosey. from 81. Louis.
Towboat Panther. Davis. from the Passes.
Towboat Star. Brown from the Passes.
Towboat Swan, Smith, from the Passes.
Towboat Mississippi. Rinehardt. from the Passes.
TowbOat Ocean, McCain from the Passes.
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I t,Wcf JVO. d TOULOUSE street..
MONDAY July 1919 BY of obedience to
l der from the Honorable T. A. Canon Judge of
Cou oil NewOrleans dated the 20th June,
said be sold
ID OF July 1879 10 O'Clock No. 24 Tchoupouas
tween St. Joseph and North Market
The Stock Trade Il GROCERY STORE tall
Fixtures (l in bck. Also, the LEASE of Store expiring
the 3is Of October 1885, and payable monthly. Aso
Furniture and Wesng Apparel,
Terms For the Grocery and fixtures and Lease.
cash. the balance al and credit
dorsed-ior The Household Furniture and Wearing Apparel 6
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ADJUSTMENTS,
OLYMPIC HEAT RE.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Corner of Baronne and PoydTas streets
Sole Lessee and Mana ger ......... Mr.. n. SCHUBER
Stage Manager Mr.G r. ROW Treasurer Mr. 7. TUCKER
"a tiee-A Car nil ieare the Theatre for Lafayette spey
night after performance. 4
n5- First night Of TIE BRIGAND.
E>RDAY June 90 viii be performed the Romantic Drama OF
BIanch, Mr. Bydon Rubado. Mr. Psge Al ert Mr. Duffy Ma
sephi conclude with the Farce oil TIE IRISH LION.
Tom Moore, Mr. Jacket Ginger, Mr. Mack wadd Mr. BryGon
Mrs. CeruLa FiIzgg, Miss Petrle.
fy- To morrow; Saturday Benefit of Miss e. PETRIE
rehearsal Grand Dramatic Spectacle of THE BOT
TIE IMP, and EUGENE ARAM.
~ The Department
open O'Clock will rise al precisely
quarter before 8. TT Prices of Admission:
so Second Tier
50 Colored Gallery IS Box Office 10
where seats may be secured application Treasurer
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BAIL GIvEN-James Quin charged with stabbing Mi
ehael Cuns, admit ed bail by Recorder Baldwin ia
the sum Of $1,000 Gums employer promptly security
Tor the appearance of the accused
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Tom CoLLINs-This motto ious character brought up
for trial before the FIRST District Court yesterday charged
with theft of clothing W. b. Smith The witness
appearing nole prOsequ entered. The prisoner
Temanded to answer upon another charge.
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.RCORDER's COURT SECOND Municipality Nicholas
ManB charged with the larceny of II sacks OF corn was
discharged The complaint resulted FROM Edward
Hart charged with taking box of shoes was aso dismissed
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TRIAL OF DuPLEssIs.-Wm F. c: Dupessis, charged
with assault and battery Augu,te 5oIgaste was found
guilty Yesterday before the First District Count.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. Co..
Permanent Fund M Aaof Incorporate

Office No. 81 Gravier street,
Between Camp aud st. Charles SITS.
Trustees:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker John g. Allison
Peter Coney, Jr., Mannse White VIM E. Ieverich
Robert ]. Ward, Simuel Stewart Edward Sparrow
Isaac johnson, Geo Strawbridge Henry s Buckner.
PKTKR CuNREY, Jr President Board of Trustees
Directors:
JosephW Stanton, John Stroud Sem. Preston W. Fsuar
John l. Lewis, John Calhoun, William II White
VIM. M Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, Nathan JARVIS
John L. Safaraus, Wanck Martin John ID Bein
A. ID. Crossman, Mark Wal on. WIN. c. Tom Eins
Cornelius Fellowes, Joseph Laaude, John b Leefe
Edw. Jenner Coke, NJ. M Cohen,
JOHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
PRESTON w. FARRAR; Vice President.
Thomas Hunt, M d. Consultation.
HARMON DoANE, Secretary f l.. GooLp, Attorney.
RICHARD BEN, M d., No 271 MAGAZINE street. Medical
Examiner Office hours for blacks, "a 81 M do for
whites, TO P. M, at his residence
H. G. HEARTT. Agent.
EY This Company is prepared TO entertain applications
Lie Insurance and issue Policies White and
Negoes at the Table OF Rates established BY the Board which
less than the rates charged by the New and London
Scs ana without their restrictions residence in the
SCUM by the charter dividends of profits declared
nuay and the profits draw snd be made avail
a9e at once 10 the extent OF thirds of their amount
~ne'e me party has paid his premiums in full
california Permits issued TO Life Insurance mann
AUG Az iposmaton az 10 Life Insurance and III papers ne
oessay 10 effect Insurance be had al ihs acs al ~
eo@pssE'o'paies hess. eA.s loss.s. IsTgal
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The LATE FIRE IN VICTORY sTREET.-Fnrther InUss-
tgation before Recorder SeHzeaedn-The following ad
ditjona testimony was taken in this by Recorder
Seuzeneau:
DANIEL Rich further deposed That when he left the house
on the night the fire, company with fert hs lett his
wife in bed and touse shut he invited by Fet
oyster. nobody slept there but Fers deronen his
wife and cook, who usually slept the gari but that
night sleeping in outbudng of the u7ultu
had been moved from The roem ne rented his furniture and
room from Fest nothing moved from his premises
cannot tbs value of the furniture owned by Ferst
Ann OWENS, cook deposed, That she is Fersts cook
FeHt kept ardng house. grog hop and sold segars
he had three bpader; she slept the yard two lights be
foe the fire. account of the heat and there fast
asleep the time If the fire; she believed that the fire
originated in the garnet
Other witnesses examined. The furniture it was
testified worth $780, he bar. CONT etc. sl0O more
making the loss fall Tar short OF the amonnt n'u,eh
Nothing elected to prove the cnmioaty OF fnrst ne
investigation closed the instance oil Hr benjamin
counsel Tor the Insurance Company Spthciant however
adduced upon the examination 20 detme we , gsn
pany resist the Insurance claimed py
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THEFT OF SHoss.-Wm McGnneys. CHARGED with steal
Ipg three pairs of brOgans from T. ID Rapan was found
guilty yesterday before the First District Court.
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FUEL FOR STEAMERS.
KlNHE C. AS IEAT G0MPAN NV Of NEW m

VTNHE GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS
will furnish to Steamers the article of COAL T AR, at
reduced price 1t has been used for several months
cessfuly the Steamer MAGNOLIA, Capt ThOmassOn,
connection with Wood Fuel and aids very materially its
combustion.
The attention of Captains aud Engineers of Steamers
called to this article of Fuel and for its qualities refer
is made 10 the Engineers of the Magnolia.
TT Orders received the Office 100 COMMON STREET.
my5 2meod P. N. WOOD. Treasurer
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An INSANE MAN.-Lons Duchall. an insane man, was
aiken charge OF by the police Of the First Municipality
erday. having been found in E,planade street
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A CA r ID

. n
A LII persons wishing procure our PIANO FORTES
IA in the New Orleans ma ket either with -a6SkE-
without the Holan Attachment are in. sfH
formed that WIN T. MAYO. No. Camp m ~
street, is duly authorized A gent for thatv "
only freight and insurance added, and receive orders for
any description of instruments lac'ured by leaving
4 optional with the purchaser to reject the if
factory on their arrival in New Orleans Every instrument
sold as above warranted by and be exchanged with
trial Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
invoice Boston cash prices which may be b.
every purchaser, it inquired for We have the exclusive
right and the only manufactures in Bosom of the
PATENT EOLIAN ATTACHMENT We manufac-
ture the Seven Octave Grand PIANO FORTES with and
without the Eoian Attachment.
T. GILBERT Il CO, 400 Washington street
Boston, October "a 1913. eI4 I'm
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GUILTY-John Williams convicted yesterday be-
fore the First District Court of larceny stsaling keg OF
nails from G.. g. G, b, Tate.
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Nor GUILTy.-Martha Ainthe charged with larceny
and Thomas Smpk with the offence Were 10th tried
in the Flrst District Court yesterday and acquitted
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A DARK BusINEss.-Hermogene PorcG f. W. c. made
affidavit before Reco der Geno yesterday. that she had
been beaten by Chassin, f. c., who dirk and
wounded her the leg. warrant issued for the
rest OF Chassin
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Pass engGrs :

and family C C. Figures and family Capt Bee u. S. A.
Me,ss CIRwfo,d Coleman, Wen, GanelI Coy McDonald
McGreal. Smith, Larkns, Bona Bosworth, Gosenhofar
Butler Hartley J. r. Young Texas Toby, 20 on deck. and
4negOes.
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AN UNFoUNDED CHARGE Elizabeth Blaum, a very
interesting young girl OF Twelve years of age who had been
accused by Jean Bascan of stealing lot of ewey, &c,
from his store in Cicus street, examined before
corder BALDWIN yesterday; resulted in her immediate and
honorable discha ge There the slightest sembance
of ground for the usation
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE, ~ 81 81 N.-Losulrupr. 80 win Time, Oh
Cleared YESTERDAY

Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship E. A. Ogden. Haviland. Galveston.
J. Hart & Co
Brig Gen. Taylor, Libby. Boston, Toby B0gert
Schr. Madona, Mcneil, Key West via Tampa Bay,
up. Whitney & Co
Schr. Southerner, Stone, Pensacola, Master
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COASTWISE PORTS.

II For Charleston-Snmpter Lipe.-The superior
- fast sailing schooner MARY FILK1NS, Captain
= James Harrison, has most of her cargo engaged,
and viii have dispatch For balance OF freight
having superior accommod atoms apply to the Captain
board at Lower Picay nne T. or to
h NJ HARRISON Il CO, n Poydras St.
ER Agent in Charleston Thomas g Budd. who will
forward promptly any goods for the interior. js28
LII For Boston,-Beston and Nsao Orleans Regular
~ Liae-The fine ship DIANA, Capt Beckett hay.
-1l the ourhs OF her cargo engaged. will sail
before SATUR DAY NEXT. For balance of height
apply on board, at post Il Secnnd Municipality ort
je35 = DEWEY & Co, 81 Gravier ct.
Agents in Boston. Henry Lincoln Co.
WANTED-A Vessel to succeed the DIANA. Part of
ready
Szr For Charleston-Spmter Line The new A
<tsA cOppefed and copper fastened fast sailing brig
49, ISABELLA REED, Capt Rodgers, ! now
loading and will have DISPATCH For freight passage.
having superior furnished Cabin accommodations apply
board. opposite Beef Market. or to
R. NJ HARRISON s. CO., n Poydras st.
Agent in Charleston Thomas G. Budd. ie16
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NEW ORLEANS:

FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 90, 1s49
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

q. For Marseilles.-Passage Only-Tbe fine fast
%fTE sailing shp JAMES PERKINS, Captain Will
hams having all her cargo engaged will have i'm
iayette ort3 lje2s1 l.. H. GALE. 20 Common st.
"a For Liv IpooL-Tdkes Granville A I fast
ssIGE sailing ship MEDOMAK, kich master having
- most Of her cargo engaged will have dispatch.
FOR balance OF ireif M having fine accommOdu
tons, apply on board or
j. w. ANDREWS & co, 81 Common st.
JeH ORG w. OLIVER. % ST. Charles street.
,lcls, For Vigo-Passage Ony.-The fine and fast
IgGG sailing bark AM ERICA, Capt Gatzsn, having
all OF her cargo gagged. will have immediate dis
patch For passage, having handsome accommodations,
Apply on board, or TO
ie27 LEVI H. GALE, so Common street,.
liz For MaIseilles.-The A l fastsailpg bark r
GL4E w. DYER, Capt. Dyer, havi" & the most of Fer
cargo engaged. will have quick dispatch. For
freight, arpy TO
JENKINS & BUDDENnORFF. SO Common Ct.
orr w. ANDREWS & CO.. % Common It.
KY For passage apply to the Captain on board. ie22
L. For Barcelona-Passage onlp-The / fine
G44A and fast sailing bark AUTOLEOM, Capt. Park.
having all OF her cargo engaged, will have imme-
date dispatch For passage having handsome acc0mmoda
je1S LEVI H. GALE, 80 Common st.
Lit Fer Genoa-ocTle II superior fass'sailine, ship
32SGk1 METCKA Capt. Sampson will meet with i'm
- mediate dispatch. For passage, having superior
cabin and SseTage accommodations, apply to
Jel6 LEVI II. GALE, 80 Common st.
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H. CASSIDY,
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
CAME to the Stable of VIM R, BELL. IA Carondslet
- street on n, the nh inst Grey HORSE; Sad a.
die and Birdie between Is aud Il hands high ksxN
black name, and tail partially black: 0r6N&A
eight years old marks visible. The owner have
him BY paving expenses. ie8n
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Citizens of NeW Orleans and ViCinity, Shipn,asters
and Steamboat. Captains, TO you Greeting:
GRATEFUL do L fee for your liberal patronage for the
" past five years and by having, and continually re-
ceiving fresh supplies of GROCERIES my ow impo
tatton, and at all times heavy stock hand attentive
experienced nerson do feel prepared put MP FAMILY
SUPPLIES; SHIP and BOAT STORFS-fi PLANT.
Frs ORDERS and attend 10 PLANTATION SUP
PLIES tie most favorable terms with goods of the
best quality Respectfully,
CHARLES. STOUGHTON
myIS tt Ehrnily Grorer o. Camp street n
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r~-s. Steamer CALIFORNIA-Fo Bay St.
uasSaah2aN Louis Pass Christian, mississippi City
.szssss=szzsEsEka aud Ba0ri-Via the foNTCHARTRAIN
RA1LRoAD.The new and splendid low pressure packet
steamboat CALIFORNIA; l.. Reynolds. MASTER Quilt
will commence her trips as above. on THURSDAY, the
2ih and will regularly through the season. follows
ygW LeqDe Hew Orleans :: Returning, Leares BIori !:
Every Monday atS A. M. Every Monday st....4 p M.
DO. Tuesday. va A. M. Do. Wednesday "A 7. M
Do Do I THURSDAY a. 20. Friday :.....4
For freight passage apply the Captain board to
my23 ], r. GEDDES Agents 10 Rank Place
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THREE well broke, gentle Family Carriage HORSES,
i of an iron gray color-wofk well in single a
harness. Also. two light Family BAROuCHEs. I'm
suitable for the country and one new CAB, for<eSA
cty use Either OF this Horses Carriages viii be sold low
loI cash. les WIN, BLEAKLEY, Eclipse Stables,
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THE sTABBINe OF McMuiLENs1 Discharge IF the .ac,
rested for the stabbng of McMuen u s. soIiie the
company the night of the 18th inst at the
of PIeiy and Levee brought before Recorder
Seuzeneau. yesterday for examio aton Mem came
forward and testified oath that the accused not the
persons inflicted the wounds upon him and that they
enormously charged wi h the crime. He did
member having charged Them with the evening that he
received the injury he that under the effects
of liquor The accu.ed were honoaby discharged.
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MoTIoN FOR A NKw TRIAL IN THE CASE OF MARY c.
FoLEY-J g. Sever, Counsel for May g. Foley. who
convicted of hem pnitiDg the King with
burning liquid appeared Yesterday before Judge Me-
Henry and moved that trial be granted the prisoner
the following ground hat since the Trial, and
mportan, evidence which will to her from the
purpose ent. design of binding King showing that
accident had come to the knowledge Of her Coun.
sell; and that if known at time OF former trial. it would
have produced a verdict of acquittai'
The motion will be agued on Saturday the 18th July
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE-From New Basin.
~ h. FOR MONTGOMERY, WE ~, u
L.fllkksaas.ssH TUMPkA, SELMA, and all ,ssss5f
- landings on the Alehama River II
The new light draught Steamship 4. OGDEN, CaGtaln
Kercheval and new, lght-Araught steamboat REA-
CON, Captain Leonard, will run regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and MONTGOMERY, We
tnmuka and sill landings alabama River-leaving each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock. p. ID. One of
The boats will be ready to receive freight the New Basin
foot of Julia street. MORNING Shippers
and passengers may dependon these boats making regular
trips ring the entire For freight passage apply
on board at the New Basin or to
HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras ST.
N. A Letter bag is at the Office of the Agents, where
letters may he left nhS If
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NJ b For Mobile. via Bay 81. Louis, Pass
(hristtdn. Mississippi City. Ba0ri. and
M5SssEsaz1b Pascag0mG-From Pontchartrain Railroad
The fast running passenger steamboat GEN TAYLOR,
James Scott master will leave New Orleans every Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday as follows:
n Leaves New orleans oI Mobile, via all the Watering
Paces-Every SATURDAY Morning, at 81 o'cl'k tram
Leaves New OIeans for Pascagoula via ali the Watering
Places-Eyery TUESDAY Evening at clock train and
every THURSDAY Morning at 9a O'Clock train.
-RETURNING-LEAVES-
Mobile. via Watering Places every Monday, at 8 A. M.
Pascagoua, every WEDNESDAY at BPM
iol &c
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RECORDERS Court. First Nunicipalatv Michael
McGrath sent by Recorder Genois. yesterday before
the siIst District Court charge OF larceny Thomas
McGoay, for cruelty beating woman with the ham
die of a whp, held to bal the of $500 and
mucted in fine Of sl5. Nicholas elias Antonio Panic.
for stealing funi from colored woman The
Parish Prison await examination Dennis Mcl.augh-
lin for stealing box of wine from the evee, be-
fore the First Dist riot Court.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Betors Judge .McHcnry.-A
number Of small disposed of in this Court yeste
day nOLe proseQui cred in the OF John Can
nell, for assault John Cummings also, in the fol-
lowing charges for assault and battery Frederick She
man, for assautng James Cobb Robert Shea for do
nnoU do oh ,hy
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F{'HIS Company having competed the organization of
Il their Line of the u S. Mail Ste 1meY from Panama to
California and Oregon will hereafter appropriate half
OF the tickets each steamer to Nav York and other
Northern Cities and fourth TO New Orleans leaving
one fourth to Panama.
The undersigned will be supplied with the tickets appro
printed TO New Orleans in ample time for each steamer
leaving Panama.
Passage in Cabin from Panama to Caliio 500
Storage. ...,.,. LEO
PARADISE NAWRASON Il Co,
je13 3m Agents 81 fsravier street