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Succession of Jean Guimbeilot.
BY BONNENAL d. DOMINGON

Office No. 81 Toulouse street.
MONDAY. July 1888 BY obedience to
w der from the Honorable T. A. Canon Judge
c Cout Of NewOreas, dated the 10Th and for
said will be sold ancton on MONDAY the
81 Of july 1872 10 O'clock No. 24 Tchouptouas street.
st. Joseph and North Market streets
The entire Stock in Trade u GROCERY STORE and all the
Fixtures tl! block Also LEASE said Store expiring on
the ss Of October 1880 and payable monthly Ao the Household
Furniture and wesiing Apparel, etc; etc.
Terms For the Grocery and Fixtures and Lease,
cash. balance and
drsedior the Household Furniture Wearing Appa cash ia
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEArRr,
0fneY Of Rar0une and pnvdvas 49,

Sole Lessee and Manager Mr.. H. SCHUBER.
Stage Manager Mr. G. T. ROWE Treasurer. Mr.. T. TUCKER
u No Car wiH lsare the Theatre for Lafayette
ntgA after the performance
"a Benefit Of HAIRY EYTINGE Eytinge will this
occasion appear in Three Characters, and give bir
Celebrated limitations.
THURSDAY June 26-Wi he acted, the Drama Of THE LADY
OF THE LAKE. RodericG Dbu. Mr. E,finge Fitzjames,
Mr. Charles; Ellen, Miss Blanche Mrs. Rowe Dance by
Josephine. which, BLACK-EyE SUSAN. Wli,n. Nj.
Eytnge; susan MISS Petre To conclude with SYLVESTER
DAGGERWOOD. Daggerwood. MIR. Eythge which
character he will give his Celebrated initial ons. - No.
Grand Dramatic Spectacle of THE BOT
TIE IMP, AMI EUGENE ARAM
n JENNY LIND--Due notice of her arrival.
The Police Department the direction of Mr. j. McCos
key t0- open O'Clock Curan will precisely
a quarter ..E- Prices of Admissions:
and Paquee so Second Tier Coored Boxes
Gallery Is Box Office
where secured application the
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

o. mer', an bark rhENTON, Coutts. master will
5'-@ have dispatch for the above port For freight
passage apply to the capain DO I'D Post IL Second nu-
&. For San Francisco, California.-;T1 sad on
sailing clipper. built bark MADONNA, Capt. J.
Mitchell having all Of her cargo on board. will sail
above few passengers can be taken. Apply on
az; ss at Post Second Gu1'eSiy r IS povs,.,
fH- To sail on SATURDAY. July u.
eEEe For California, pig Chagres;- Regular
-ENEfM Monthly Packet.-The splendid Steamship
asssz :. ALABAMA, j. J. Wright, ceppands, will
leave for Chagres, direct, ON SATURDAY. July IA. at
RATES OF PASSAGE:
steerage-mess with e, crew Wi =. ~, 90.
engaged application TO the undersigned where clan of
her cabins will limited quantity Of freight will
be taken at 40 cents per cubic toot. u
iel8 T.. j. MEEkER, 81 P0ydf8s street. +
"a For Calico MIA ria Chsgres-New Orisnrs and
o. q oAag1es , Regular Line-To sail on TUESDAY;
and copper astsnsd brig M DRAPER, Tapt Dr.psr,
will sail above This vessel has jnst returned from Cha
and now fit ed with single herths in sseraee fof
fifty 3 me and can &C oda.s % rand
Draper on board at post Second Meaicipaiiiy oIo
R.M: HARR.sON 3 CO., n Poydras st..
je2S orc. WlCKHAM. % Bienvile It
Onr Ag nts in Panama are Messm. 4 III LExToH
Co.. who guarantee passengers through to San Frsncis-
the lowest they having arrangements made Tor
TRANSPORTING and fegh, across the lsthmns
a. For San Frsncisco. California.-The snnerior
Gak& and fast. sailing bark COOSA, capt s0u'haId.
10th July, touching al port IN Brazil and At Vslparsso
ra u Gsvisf street,
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BURGLARY-F6ur Hundred Dollars Taken.-M Dolsick
apps Ell before Recorder GeDos yesterday and stated that
his prsms o. Orleans and Vlere had been
broken open that ming and robbed Of trunk coptsning
Mr.. D0sck applied for for arrest Of two men
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

The supply of stock is heavy, though additions have
ZEN made to since day before yesterday which denotes
lat there business doing. Prices areBee first class.
sO514c.. second class. 204o. p ID; Hogs. 2fD21ac. B
)heep. 81 25f0$2 so y head Cows, $i0fD&90 y head
porn. SOC. bushel OATS Soc p bushe Bran, 70f075c.
D bushel; Hay. $23lO$a5 p ton.
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VIOLENT ASSAULT BY A SLAvE.-Mr Francis Sharkey
appeared before Recorder Baldwin yesterday, and deposed
oil that he had been assaulted and beaten
the head with iron hoop by the slave Pleasant be-
longing to Mr. Holmes. A warrant Issued and the
slave arrested. lie Will be examined today.
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EFFECTS OF BAD TREATMENT.-Hefy slave Of Mr..
Holly suuendee herself the police of The First Munich.
pay yesterday account of i'll treatment, which she
she has received. The will he nvestig by Recorder
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AN AMAZoNIAN-ROsannah Wilson appeared before Re-
corder Genos yesterday and stated. osth, that the
18th inst at the corner OF Cnstomhouse and Teme Streets
she was violently afen with stick, by Mrs Johnson
and that the injuries inflicted disabled her from leaving her
home 10 make lsnt until the present time Mrs John
arrested and gave bail appear for examination
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-Case of Pis6-Randel Hunt
counsel for Pine appeared in Court yestetay morning with
he payers 20 the had ID this case before
District Court for file asked the Judge to
under consideration and The afternoon the counsel was
informed that the bail was fixed at $40 600,
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ROBBERY OF Doors AND SHoEs.-The shoe store OF
inst. and robbed quantity Of boots aud shoes war
issued yesterday BY Recordr Baldwin for the
concerned with other persons. unknown, In the
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A NOVEL CAsE-Piene Joseph Gnoux appeared before
Reco der Genos yesterday, and made oath the folio
" That Marie hee;e G oux. his wife. was partner
the fIm OF Duneux CO. OF this city and that while the
few days ago Mr. Emisie Durenx the other paoer in the
firm. candesiney and feonou carried away part of
furniture consisting OF towes look ETC.,
ing s!00 The matter will be examined to-day Dureux
having been arrested.
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ILLEGAL FURNITURE DEALxRs--Rob, rt Pickering and
James Muigan charged. yesterday before Recorder
Genos with SCALING the furniture Of poor coored woman
the Police jail and while confined there these entered
her room at the Of rem6 and Bienve Streets and
completely stripped 1t OF its furniture; despcing her of
be sead. sofa. mattrass. Mr. Mic aoas Langor de-
tected them in the of carrying away from the house.
The will be xamned before Recorder Genols today
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AssAULr-Thoma NJ, Govern struck and beaten on
the OF Julia and Mag street yesterday b. Join
Dowd A warrant issued by Recorder Baldwin for the
arrest of Dowd
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BRKACh OF THE PEAcs-John Conroy and John Kane
sent by Recorder Geuois yesterday the Wor. house
iol mon each, default bail to keep the peace
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A. f. COCHRAN & CO., :

A. f. COCHRAN & CO.,
at Tchoupitoulas street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'M
" porters of FRUITS NUTS. etc., have for sails:
POWDER-Agency Of the celebrated Americas Chrys.
tai Powder Company" $50
RAISINS-aO0 boxes N r and layers +Fi.
CITRONS-l00 boxes fresh Genoa. .-,zzsi.--
PRUNES-In jars and fancy boxes. lrss 3D.. r. B.
PECANS-25O bsgs fine Texas ea Hc-,
CHAMPAGNE-l50 baskets. various brands. p sf.-,
NUTMEGS-250 pounds No. l. f-g-
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y J. Cadwell& Co.
MUSCAT WINE-ln es and casks.
FlGS-1000 drums selected Smyrna. h =
PEPPER. PIN ENTO and RACE GINGER-8O bags.
ALMONDS-150 boxes and bags Soft Smell. s.q=-
WINES-Por various qualities as quarter casks superior
old Medeira in bond etc. $50.
BRAZIL Nuts, PEA NUTS. Etc. -ss.E
BUTTER-300 kegs superior St. Louis,
BITTER ALMOND5-20 trails.
CURRANTS-5o casks New Zante Currants. jeTf
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RoBBERY-Ths Thief noo in the WorkAonse Francis
Gozs had his ewey store on Leyes street. between Bar
rack and Hospital broken open the of the 2lst inst,
and robbed of ss5 in silver. and several articles OF jswey
William Shay, dangerous and suspicious " personags,
who sent to the woTkh?uss days SINCE supposed
to have committed the burglary Mr. Goize asked Recorder
Geno yesterday to transfer Shay less comfortable quar-
ters. Che case will be examined to-day.
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HOME. SWEET HOME "-John Wilson came to the
his old apartments in the Work which
able request was granted.
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THE LATE SrABBIsG CASE IN GIRoD STREET. James
Dun was aragned yesterday before Recorder BALD ON
the affidavit of Bridget Cuns, charging him with stnbbns
her husband Michael Culns in GnOd street, Tuesday
evening. The investigation postponed until the 5th OF
July-Cnllns beng unable to ettendths Court As con.
Temporary has noticed this manner calculated to
peJadl the accused before his examination. submit
ano her version oil The affair. which received from .ha
ocer who arrested GUN: e Some month"; since Quin
loaned 10 Cu,ns, in connect with several hers
cnul ymen OF for the purpose convey ing
Cqln. family 70 thus country from Ireland; He had seys
had arrived end Culns had always refused to do Quiu
lives next door to Cuns Tuesday evening he
a neigbhodng merchant and got him to make bill
against Cullns for the am unt due to him he Then
the hOus. young present the bill Culins took
said was right, and to tell Quin in. he wanted 10
see hun. The young returned to GUN and delivered
the when he replied that he afraid that Gull
Inns would ,al upon him1he wa. willing to inset him at
the store he then The said he did
want them to there and GUN, accompan e ~ thu
wen to Cuins house. The he entered
hive jumped him spit in bis face, struck him
II the mouth and kcksf him out He ,et ssiq bis own
door, bat they forced him paat 1t. and while Culna
kicking and strk him, he turned and stabbed him with
hi knife. I'VE publish This statement a. il was fur
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-28

ANNEXATION OF TExAs.-Chsrles Moore. alias Texas,
was examined before Recorder Geno Yesterday charged
with having stolen trunk containing clothing, from
John HeIzbege in the month of July last He sent to
the Parish Prison.
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STEALING IeON.-Mchael McGra'h arrested. yester.
day by officer Gale of the FRS Nun police charged
by the mate OF the schooner avnia with stealing iron lying
on the levee belon glhg . said vessel
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Catalogue Sale of Dry Goods.
BY f. II. PETITPAlN.

L ancicn room, 8 Canal
100 packages and lots of sEASONABLE DRY GOODS consist
ing IN part Of fine beacbed Long Clio and brown
1est,cs Hosiery fine Irish Le pieces and half pieces
Cambria Handkerchief; Cotonaies Madras Ha tksr-
chiefs Needle worked Capes and Collars Embroidered
Embrodered Chene and variety Of other Goods
Terms libe al a sale.
Catalogues will be ready and goods examined early
of sale.
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NEW ooMMERoIAL EXCHANGE.

NEW COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
THE LEASE, Furniture and Fixtures Of this Il
l. popular establishment are now FOR SALE in fs,..l4
order close the succession of the late W. II. Van 1A
Rensselaer,.
The EXCHANGE as one of the finest Barrooms in the
United States. with large of CUSTOM On the second
floor splendid Concert Ball room. aordng accom-
modations equal to any in the Southern county,
There the second and third floors, sixteen spa
ceu airy and well furnished Rooms, suitable for offices or
lodging rooms
The house being situated in the centre Of the business part
Of the Second Municpaty and contiguous to the st.
Charles and American Theatres cannot fail pay hand.
no DESTROYS of entering into the business
II has BEEN during the past and dong the
best business any house of the kind in New Orleans
The expires three years from the LIST October
and wi proper cement the whole rent easily be
pad from the receipts Of the upper part Of the house.
Persons wishing 70 into the above business. will do
welto make immediate application TO-
WILLIAM GRAY,
JeS 6tdimW Liquidating Partner
" The Boston Post will please copy and send bill to
this Office for collection.
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DrscHARGED-AdelaA Iiano. charged with an assault
upon L0uiss Ougaite with intent kill, discharged
yesterday by Recorder Genos appearing prosecute
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NEW ORLEANS:
Trial of Juan Romero, for Manslaush,er,

THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE %, ls4s.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS !:
LATITUDE. ~ 81 80 N-LoKsITupE. 80 Win Time. Oh.
Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Portland, Place, Brazos st. Jago.

Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Portland, Place, Brazos 81. Jago.
Fr ship vesta Soubry Havre. Jenkins 4 Buddendorff
Bark Bachelor Page. Norfolk and Richmond; Master
Steamer George w Washington. IRWIN Cncinnsti.
Arrived YESTERDAY:
Ship Indiana, Hunt, 19 days from New York, to J. o.
Woodruff Co.-1st my.
Ehp Radius, Dillingham;. 50 days from Maness. to master
Ship Plato Beae. 30 days from Boston. j. W. Andrews
sp ship Bue9aventura. Ysem. from Barcelona May sh
Dr. baIk Clyde. Hslirow, from Liverpool May 4h,
scbr vssr Bisby 10 days from the Mouth of the Rio
Ill., g. schr Col Cross Knox, from Brazos st. Jago, 1Hh
inst. in ballast, to u 4. Quarter. master-3d my.
.rEAABoArs:
Creole, Broadwsll, from Mobile.
|Gipsy. Ure. from Baton Ronge-23 bales cotton.
|Gov. Bent. Brandenburg, I'm Baesve-7 bales cotton
III. NJ Streck, Streck. from Lafourche.
Towboat DeSotO. Brown from the Passes
Towboat Phoenix. Crowell, from the Passes
BELOw-COMING UP.
Ships Lapland and Silas Holmes, and ships, baks,
brig, and schooner, unknown.
Memoranda: t-M
Towboat DeSoto lowed down and on the oath inst.
shin Adirondack, and schn. Dean, and Water Witch
Towboat Phoenix towed down and sea. on the oath inst
|shps Hudson, and Chis,iana
Passengers:
Per ship Indiana, from New Yok-l5 steerage.
Per ship Radius. from Mansiles.l6 Storage.
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A G A r u

A LII persons wishing to procure PIANO FORTES
n in the New Orleans market either with -HfEEl
without the Eolan Attachment. fFs5az2 zS213
formed that WIN. T. MAYO. No. Camp KH-H
street, is duly authorized Agent for thatJ y
only eght and insurance added and receive orders for
any description of instruments by u.s. leaving
optional with the purchaser reject the if
factory their arrival in New Orleans Every instrument
sod above anted by and to be exchanged with
expense the purchaser if ou nd satisfactory after
trial Each instrament will in future be accompanied with
invoice at Boston cash prices which by
every purchaser. if inquired for We have the exclusive
right and are the only manufacturers in Boston of the
ture the Seven Octave Grand PLANO FORTES, with and
without the Holan Attachment.
T. GILBERT u CO., 400 Washington street.
Boston, October "a tS4S ie13 I'm
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The Late Fir. IA yieso,, s,r.st.

~ .
nvessatou before Recorder Seurrusau sative IA aha ss
INV al the corner o. Victory and Frsnchmen streets
we attended the investigation. Yesterday now being had
before Recorder Seuzeneau. Third Municipality of Tho
which led 10 the FIRE the corner Of Vc,o,v ..5
Feuchmen Streets the night Of the 18th ms ant Tbs
investigation is brought at the instance Of the Msrchap
Insurance Comps who had insured on the furniture of
MT Fest one of the occupants of the budng the sum of
5000 Circumstances have led the suspcion that Feat
had removed before the conagraton all of his property
hom the building and then fired the premises. The house
destroyed was the property oil Charles Gayane. 1t worth
s20O-in ured for $780,
''P BENJAMIN ed behalf Of the Company and
was assisted by Leoeye the President of the insttu
ton; J: C. Mcfleny appesled counsel for Mr. Fert
we give the evidence taken NJ late hour yesterday
TIT was r burned down. tors AMI Fenehmen
Ths sb was burnt toward. the end OF last week
in the house that burned but in the millinery store adj
MAY SsSe GV.d N The hos sSost
SIX or eight months Don't know what business Fest oi
he IL had a1 ~ %s
IN the Of e 81 BY Feet
CLOCK Shelves bar end various other articles also bottles
etc at sioO-evey thing in both ooms not worth Ina
sum Whatever was in te,sts house might have been dis
Kitchens were ned to tie women above alluded to the
ndp'iare in them was not worth $50 The fe bad made
Ferst was in the habit Of stepping the pIemsss did
not know whether he was seepng there the night Of tho
GAsPARD CREps deposd-That he lived in the house that
Mt On tns OF oln lStn lnt occupied
two rooms and small cabinet in bed when the fire
broke out had time 10 dress HIMSELF the front door;
saw iisnes rushing through the "a his side Of the
house. did not to the where the fire was for the
9oors were closed Went out in the yard and TO the
door OF Fersts apartment and whch iapartobv had
open day and night and found locked then cii-d in
answer Saw beds eads in the room Several per-
sous besides Feist ept his saw Fent about ten
At the foo saw no flames but oke issuing from that part
before 10 Ten minutes "s col e s 70 Ss s
there ans furniture the not Did NOT zee snythnc
TO Indicate how the fire commenced
DANIEL Rich De- o,ed-rhst occupied cabinet in the
corner OF the bull rg that burnt down. That the
time The fire broke ont he walking With Mr. Fest;
that they left the house at hafpas u night for that pur
pose While walking they head the alarm of fire. and after.
went and GOT some oysters After eating
to get drink at Coffee house In returning home they
fonnd the house all in flames. He could whether his
WIFE, who he left in bed in the house, asleep when he
went out or not. Es
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


q. For Marseilles.-Pdssage Only.-The fne fast
NdTk sailing hip JAMES PERKINS, Captain Viii
Ss liams. having all her cargo engaged. will have i'm
iayette. to lje18l L. II. GALE. % Common st.
"a. For Livsrpool-Takes no Gra,n-The fast
Ee$E sailing ship MEDOMAK, kch. master, having
most OF her cargo engaged, will have dispatch.
For balance OF eis ht having fire accommOda.
N''" ; w. ASDREWs 60, 81 Common st.
jea7 or G. w. OLIVER 80 st. Charles street
<6IG railing bark AMERICA, Capt. Gatzsn, hsvias
1n all OF her cargo engaged will have Immediate d 49,
patch. For passage. having handsome msdatons,
ie7 LEVI H. GALE. 90 Common street.
q. For Marseilles-rhe A l fastsaiiIag bark ].
NT&N w. DYER, Capt: Dyer having the most of her
cargo engaged. will have quick dispatch For
JENKINS g. BUDDENroRFF. 90 Common st.
orr: w. ANDREWS e. Co, 95 Common st.
~ For passage. apply to the Captain on,board ie22
COASTWlsE PORTS.
AA For Boston-Bosfon and Mem Orleans Reeulay
GE@ Line.-The fine ship DIANA, Capt. Beckett hav.
before SATURDAY NEXT. For balance OF freight
apply on board at post SssSpS Mu9ieipa,y o. %
Agents in Boston Henry Lincoln Co;
cargo now ready.
Fir For Charleston-Snmier Line The new A. L
- i is4BELL4 REED Cart Roee". now now
having superior furnished Cabin accommodations apply on
"'a''' '''' r NJ HARRISON. & co, II Poydrss st.
Agent in Charleston. Thomas G. Buad ie16
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DRY GOODs-GREAT BARGAINS.
THE subscriber DESTROYS Of reducing his stock previous to
his removal will fom This Day commence selling at
still lower than heet fore the following articles
Plain black SILK; Plaid FOULARDS;
Color.d and black BAREGES; French G! NGHAMS;
ORGANIZES, JACONETS, CAMBRlCS;
PLAID and figured MUSLINS;
Plan swiss do;
Baiiste d Ecosse IRISH LINENS
LINEN SHEETiNGS, DIAPERS, TOWELS;
DAMASK CLOTHS and NAPKtNS:
Ceunterpanes Linen Netting Bobbinet do;
Embroidered Curtains, jacquard Musins, for Bars
Cotton Hose and Half Hose. Laces, Parasols. and
large assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS.
" Purchasers requested TO call and examine the
stock throughout as they will find their adj autage
ieS M THIS St ID. H. HOLMES, % Chartres st.
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Passengers:
Per ship Indiana, from New York-15 steerage.
Per ship Radius from Maseilles-l6 storage.
Per bark Clyde, from Liverpool-80 steerage.
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j.. NJ. A. CLARK
nEWEY & CO., Commission Merchants and Ship
- ping agents, No. 81 Gravier street. Bank
Place apa0 fmis
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Pacific Mall Steamship Company.
THIS Company having competed the organization of
their Line of the u. 8. Mail Ste from Panama to
California and Oregon, will hereafter appropriate one-haf
Of the tickets each steamer to New ok and other
Northern Cities and onefourth to New Orleans, leaving
one.foarb TO Panama.
The undersigned will be supplied with the tickets sppTo-
priaed 10 New Or!eans in ample time for each steamer
leaving Panama.
Passage in Cabin from Panama to California.
- Storage. 80 ,,,.,., $50
PARADISE. LAWRAsON IL Co,
jel3 3m Agents, 81 Gravier street.
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HENRI HERZ'S PIANO FORTES.
THE Depot for these ceebraied PIANOS IS at No.
l. Camp street. All who desire rich.
round, full toned Piano, respectfully
invited to examine the stock of Square, Q hi
Piccoo, and Grand instruments on -
hand. Regular shaments made from Paris. so as to
VIM T. MAYO,
les 3t Scamp st.. three doors from Canal.
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