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APYRoTYPE.--A recent London paper gives the
following account of the newly invented process Of
striking printing types from cold metal, an inven-
ton which bids fair to be great step in the arr
of arts:
A machine, which promises to revolutionize
the present system of typography, invented by NJ
Hettt, after years Of thought and careful expert
ment, was exhibited last Saturday at the meeting
of the Royal Society, and having ELECTED the high
est appreciation from the members Of that dis
tinguished body, was yesterday opened TO private
view ia BarteIts buildings, Hulborn. The object
of the invention is 10 perfect by means of selaet
ing machinery, printing type OF durability almost
Infinite. This Is elected by the Use Of hard METALS
copper being the material ultimately adopted by
the inventor amer many experiments. The new
process in iype-maklng, as shown by this luven-
ton, brings he most Important aad intellectual de-
pertinent Of industry into harmony with the me
chanIfal genius and Improvements Of the age.
Instead OF the old and complicated processes by
which types were formerly founded, strip Of cop
per wire, upon a revolving wheel, passes through
d series Of wheels, levers, pnlleys and cranks, Of
the simplest description in reality, however COM
piicaled in words the type is struck or "punchedf
at the same moment that It's size Is mathematically
determined and alter passing two other simple
machines, is ready for Use. By means Of a small
steam. engine applied TO the typs- making machine,
sixty per minute Gamble struck, or thTly-six thou
sand Per diem. The clearness and beauty Of the
impression OF the types thus Produced must delight
all connoissenrs. In the new process, instead Of
fpsing the metals, and pouring into mouds TO give
the necessary form, the inventor Of the apyr0type
machine eff cts this by mechanical operation al
ordinary temperatures, chiefly by means of power
iul pressure aud the use of steel dies and matrices
The typs thus produced possesses The utmost sharp
ness Of outline and hardness in conseq Of the
superiority Of the metal employed, and the pressure
to which it has been subjected. OF course, il ii
Impossible al present 70 say to what extent the new
J type will surpass that in use regards durability
i but the superiority OF copper, even IN its ordinary
uneompTessed state, is admitted by practical print
ers 10 be greater than that Of ordinary type, in th
! proportion Of 100 to l. The amount Of pgess0n
which the copper undsTgoea in the apyrorype ma
chine must Necessarily tend 70 Increase thi
superiority
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PafNfuh MilFAEE--A slhrs't "a falei M
cident occurred ai Whitehall 5a9 aar a
young man, b. fhe name Of Regfr died Is ef
York His body was sent 10 Waifetsl f1 his
parents, 20 the care Of a merchant Ta h3af
knew no sgeh family III Whiief Yh5 had sga
10 New York, bot he did know aaea @mi}yIn
an adjoining town. Tie body was accordingly
sent % that family, who mournst lfsi som But
on opening The coffin, Just before bunai 's body
was fou8d not 10 be iiIat Of their %. Upon is,
gury, il belonged 70 family Of fhs same mans &C
Whitehall, who had nos antil the sad nsv9s masan-
nOuneed 70 them, heard Of iie illness of their son
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LIZ QREnANa ngARNnTs.


CREHUEKp OFFfcN
Friday Morning. July Is. 1919.
-AlthOtgh it Taned nearly all day yesterday
yet there fair demand and the embraced upwards
Of 400 bales Prices eherin favor Of sellers but not
sufficiently 50 TO require change in quotations
Nkw-oRLEANs oLAsslFlcATIoN
Inferior 5i "a hlddnng kair... G81<
Ordinary az airs ...............
Mdding ....... rs God Fair nominal
Good Middlng .s..4saf1e Z cod and Fine -. :. nominal
TOBACCO The sales comp ised hhds. Admitted al
sac; 81 Refused at 5sc 100 Mason County Admitted on
private terms and i6l embracing % Admitted on private
terms 50 Admitted at 5sS IS Refused at 81 at az 20
Admitted o. 6A and 10 Refused ii s5S. Prices feeble
SUGAR AND MOLASSES wing to the incessant
rain, business almost entirely suspended
FLOUR.-10O bbl fine sold At 81 which IA an advance
Of l2c In other descriptions we did not hear Of sale Of
any moment limited business was done at retail at full
prices.
CORN-9O sacks mixed sold in three lots at 47c for in
iero and 80 for good There was no demand for export
and il there had BEEN the weather would have prevented
any thing being dons
BRAh.-2OJ sacks sold at 72c y 100 b.
OAI5.-We quote 81. Louis firm at 60c.
PRORlSIONS.Nss PORK continued 10 retail at go IS,
and Prime 90 IS. We did not hearof sale Of any
~ heIces No Lard sold private terms. Business in
Bacon was confined to Feta transactions previous
LARD OlL-2l Ibis, SOL at 55c.. which is advance.
WhisKY.-45 bbls. Raw sold al 1885,. and zoo Reeufed.
in thres los at 49, The latter resiled from
lsSi0le
LlAlEs0o bales Western sold at 9Oe Fresh Thomasion
seiails at 81 5000 49,
FREIGHFS.-pVe did not hear Of an engagement
EXCHANGE.-Wec continue to quote Sterling ut 7JSl09
Pct PM Flames at 5.271z0535 New York at so days at
Af0ll4 Pot disc; and Sight at 5S60l pct. pm.
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FIGHT ALL iRoUED - Edward Hutchinson, on Wedues-
day evening last walked into the coffee house. Of
Vaudeville and Moeau Streets kept by muatto and there
found several emans playing at game Of cards Hutch
lnson being decidedy tpsy, made war gpo9 them ALL
ing that he would ki every Jew there He eOmsoeneed
kios ing the hat of ones and pulling the hair Of another
until he found himself rather hy handled and elected
into the street Yesterday morning hecOrieF Seuzaneau
discharged Hutchinson, who had been arrested the charge
Of assanlung the Jews after delivering the accused
and the witnesses very proper lecture upon hequenting
NEGRO gOgshops He cOnsldered Them unfit places for
white men.
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AMugRMHNTe.
93h,Elm95 ! rA5D5ATlE !.

Corner Of BaToune and PoYdfas streets.
Sole Lessee and ManageI ..hI. h hsli9 Hshe
sageManageE MlG q ROVE Ilealuferi. Mr. T. fUCkAA.
~ Notfce.A he Theatre FOR Lafayette epeY
faa psrfDIunuef.
~ Second night THE CHILDREN IN TUE WOOD.
RLES Terry O'Rouhe.. Miss ETl 3 an OF erpn
IHRIDAY Juy s-wrr 30 psrognedths Grand Rgiss9e
WOOD obsr1n, Niss Pei "a sr Abontiaboo MT brYden
hinge sycorsx, Mr. Maek; Miss Mlrns Miss Verify; Truna
Mis- aman. After which, PAS UANUsE, by JoaePhin
Performance to commence with TIRE IRISH lU Or Terry
O'Rolrk Mr.. Charles Ewe, M. Brydon Ma, Miss Verify
Ross, Miss Salzman. l..
~ The Police Department nder direction q r y AeSos
aGuarer before ~ PriceH Of Admigaion Dress Cir
Paquee 50 cents Second Tier cents Cooed Boxes
Gallery Once ~
to D. M be secured on application 70 Che Treasurer
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EXAMINATION OF CRAEOTIoH. H. Vineente Diomede
Claaech examined before Recorder Baldwin yestef,
day and before the F Dtfei Court upon four differ
ent charges OF forgey-si0g bail requred each case
default OF which the aeeued 10 the Parish Prison
await his tFal, We have infinitely examined the forged
paper The face of bears pyiHa Jacia evidence that
Canoe is but Of thEee four this transaction. He
may have been only selected dispose Of The ogees The
body of the note puTporHg to have been drawn BY f.
Boumien is evidently written by bosiness man. The
syle OF the Writing proves to be the work OF clerk
book keeper either 9erlcaR English, 1t has nothing
the angular look peculiar the writing of natives of other
countries. ThesignatnTe Of F. Boumien from another
hand It has unmistakeabe foreign look it heavy aud
eramped yet written without hesitation. The endorse
menu Manuel BlancO'i-pTesents entirely different
feature from either OF the other styles The endorsement By
the prisoner of his assumed the time GacOmo
Guieher baan no resemblance any part of the note
with the exception of slight TO the last sigma
ture. We may told that il is easy eien peculiar
hand but these bear likeness to the hand
whiting Messrs. BiancO and bOunlen, They cOncluivey
that theIs attempt imitation the
shows the absence OF forced hand The body OF the
Austrian and very mpe Tleey acquainted with Ian
gaage. In The second note, charged forgery The filing
up very similar the above mentioned, but larger
characters and with marked difference in the formation OF
-, ~ IN II baS ne same u isi STEELE s9,nf-it
The signature, N. uud1nyt, IS bold and heavy and
doubt penned by the of the rst The endorse
ment, y Manuel Baneo similar ~ that Of tbs other.
the third note, purortng 10 have been drawn BY David
GOwans q Co. cnnectioneFs in Canal street, Written
sgnature and filing up-by the person il has the
characteristics of anti Saxon style through weIeas
18Th OF May for Sis5 and eashed by L. BeFnand IRE
tUuith did examine. Every day, far, has
bIOug fresh proofs against the pOner. Much Of
the anne kind Of pape may be afoat
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EggggggggFgggFgsg
MIRACULOUsl
WONDER or WONDERSl!l

~ PASS ALONG GRAVIER STREET. and
your eye the WHITE HOUSE. No. a. and you viii wonder
that, while throughout the CRY
The General Cry is "DULL TIMES ~
this througsd cuiolners DO not in this
HOT WEATHER,
call for Amusement, but 70 BUY..Afer examination Of
pHcs you viii feel surprised store crowded
empty. You viii goods can be
sold at from
Twenty to Thirty per cent. LOWER
prices ether these goods are
cent here houses a de NaHh. be spd
On Commission
at any price, in order realize the
CASH, without Delay.
These shipments what enables goods such
pucea ~ o obtain d the
Wfde- Spread II eputation
Of being the Cheapest the City which generally admitted
fact and there any satisfied this
among the ether articles, the following:
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HARD SrORY--EdWaTd Labelle made an affidavit
YESTERDAY before Recorder enois. charging Patrick Clarke
and VIM, bateaby with hIeakng open ieFery
No 54 Cd Leves the night Of the lilh inst labele
himself arrested 5eezdhy morning about o'clock and
Wednesday evening aat be was a. the public hiEioqm
the % Victory and frenchmen Streets and heard,
Clarke Batesby, and Others uukn0,En him. agiea
break open, that night the No ia cd Leyee-
that the strangers lett the Ioo and Weie sitter u
lowed by Cafke and Beieshy, He knew nothing mon
about The mattey until he found himself under al
. ~ 80 H. q IN
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FIRE About hapast II o'clock last night Ere broke
oct in fancy store IN Canal street, three doors from ST.
Chafles The flames speedily extinguished however
with slight damage except to the fancy articles which were
considerably injured BY The wate,.
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sALRs AT AuCTION.


sioafnef a. 3, Shaw,
BY SYKES, HYDE d co.
- BunaH' Arcade
Steamer A. y SEA- a she ea IN he Basin Of the New Canal
she is 20 months oiit built in Albany indiana. MS
beefs sna egnss csis eg0 bales Cotton, COED
boat, drawing only ~ inches itg1t having been l
tory compile fslfI
CASH balance at 30 days for approved pa a.
Succession Sale, q John S; Lindner. D. Mesegae5
and Hans Addiclt, Executors
BY FL0RANCE4 q TAYLOR.
.,.... LEWIS FLoRANcR Auciioueer
MoNDA! July Il, at ~ ocoekWi b sold AZ auction ii
w Banks Arcade, BY and pursuance order Of nc Hon
~ Ba ne9 Judge Of the fah District Court ofeahs
certain TRACT OF Lam situated both sides Of the 3d.
aso creek ih lhe fatis OF ~ Iannany,
af ihs city '' @-i1
Of e before T. GuyoL Notary Pab az the expense Of The
purclaaer ~ " -
IerIaa cash. bsN
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THAT MAFTRAPi-Tha ditch in Poydras street betwaeE
St Charles and Calondelet lsf by the careless builder with
out railing ground it. received lat night into It's muddy
led several Of our citizens, ineluding o, three ladies' H
our last number spoke Of this uaisancs. Who hio
banei the pren0iies1
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49, Steamer CALF RNIA-Fcr Bay ST.
skaasslN Louis Pass ChTJstiGH. Mississippi CitV
laz4li2a--lllAl and BEOIf-NiR the PONTCHARFR AIN
RAILROAD.-Ihe and SPLENDID low pressure packet
steamboat CALIFORNIA, c. L. Reynolds, master (built
expressly for the Iaketrade with superior recommendation
WI commence her trips as above on THURSDAY X, the
lth and will regularly through the follows
BiA keG0e Heto Orleans : ReturRizg Lsapeg tsilo1i
Do. Tuesday....9H A. N. Do. Wednesday "a ?. N
Do. Thursday. 81 A. NJ Do. Friday .......4 ?. X.
Do Saturday, P. N Do Sunday ,..... a P. N.
For freight or passage apply the Captain board
mE23 y. 3 II. GEDDEs. Agenls. 10 bank Plaea.
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No QuoRUM.The General coanca sdiourned last even
iue % their regular time Of mestug without tantaci
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

LATITUDE, ~ 81 10 N--LoNeIruDE' 80 Win Time 81.
Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Portland, Place. BTazos 81. Jago;
Ship Pyramid Robinson London, Up Whitney & 90
sehE. Aurelia, Hanson, ApRlachicola. Master
sehf Randall Marshall, Thompson, st. MARKS.
schr. Aurelius, Singer, Pensacola. Master
Arrived YestBr0ays
Br. bark Bake, Armstrong from Liverpool, lth May, to
}, z. Whitney CO.-3d my.
schE American BIsoney, 5 days from Matsgorda, to A.
f. Co3hrsue g. Colt my.
schI Victoria, Wish, days ffom Matagorda, master
Point.
sTEAMRnArs:
Jas. l.. Day, GibeuOn. from Mobile.
Gen. Worth, Muir. tom 5kpwhs Landing-s 20 bales cot
Chaneelor Bacon from Louisville
UHce sam Way, from st LOuis-2S bales cotton.
Caddo Graham, from Shreveport
TOwboat Panther PinnegaT. from the Passes
Memoranda
Steamer Uncle Sam len st. Louis the 9Th inst. Re-
ports in port for New Orleans. steamers Amaganth, Aeck
Scott, and Autocrat
Steamer Chancellor left Louisville the 4h inst Re
ports feet in The Canal and rising sl0wla with
feet in the channel Of the Ohio.
Towboa Panther towed down and sea, the 9Th inst.
baTks Wlhamei, and J. w. Dyer and sehr. Mai Bache
Passengers:
Per bark Blake, from Livepoo-2lO Storage.
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WEEhLY FAJkEI IINE-FTOm lew BASIN,
r. IL FOR MONTGOMERY WE 60 -
Lf7sk8AFssf To hiPK A, SELMA, and all 49,
lsfssFs-sss1aH landings tho Alabama River.
LeaUes Nso Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. al Il N.
Ihe new, hghtdraught steamship e 4. OGDEN Captain
keTeheval, and the new, lghtdTaUght steamboat B5A-
SoNy Captain Leonard, will run as regular WEEKLY
PACAETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, We
Turnpike and all landings Alabama Rver-leaying eaoh
port EVERY, THURSDAY, al 4 O'Clock P. n. One OF
me boats VIII be ready 70 receive freight at the New basin
1901 OF duha street, EVERY MONDAY MORNING Snippep
ana passengers may depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire season. freight passage apply
on board, at the New Basin or 10
HYDE & OGLESBY, ~ Poydras q.
"A Letterbag is at the Office Of the Agents, where
letters may be left. mig II
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Nav 0rIeanS CattIe Market.

Reported for the Crescent. IAFAYETTE July 12-P.
Steamer Caddo, with 80 Beeves the only arrival have
to notice to-day Prices nearly the those Of
yesterday Beef first class 4D5z. second class 231Sc Sib
Hogs s631ae. p ID Sheep, s2 OO0s3 50 head; Cows,
s5G3 $50 head Com. Csc q bnshe Oats. Soc. bushe
Bran l5o.R noe b: Hay $3.50 $50 p ton.
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PERRY LY0ks-On the 2slh Of June this young man in
company with Others, assaulted officers Hunckes and Brewer
tla on the charge 81 striking Hunckes en "Wednesday
last bs'0Te The Fast District COa5t, found guilty, and recon-.
mended to mercy. Yesterday Brewer affidavit be-
fore Recorder Seuzenean against y tor tbs assault upon
az is next sesson.
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THROWING ST0NKs.Al lchael Down and Pat Hizains
Two lads, brought to the second Municipality police
Office Yesterday, charged with throwing nto the vim
dow Of Mr. Marks, on Camp street
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USGKNTLEMEsIY--A.sV. Roger was sent yesterday By
Recorder Geno before the First District ouIt To- splitting
Ia the Of Mr. Ottoman Stfassefi the 9TH inst wh s
4hst gentleman quietly pursuing the even Of his
way down ChaFFes stleet.
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) EUV pieces LAT u, cheap. ?
955 pieces MOSQUITO NETTING, of all kinds
FANS various qualities. bargains
Immense ock of Sheengs and Shirtings, low.
MUSLlNS Of al descriptions, cheap
supehne IRISH LINENS, pure flax
49l PARAsOLS, latest styles
DRESS GOODS, at sacrifices
Plantation and Houae- Keeping DRY GOODS
Cheaper than ever before offered as ID is
NOW DETERMINED
AZ The Palace to oasr goods so low that
ALLAN, ALL
Shall say, THE Cheap Store is
KINGS W7,ite Palace,
72 Gravier street,
One door from Camp.
wNo DEPLETION IN PRICES. leas slaw5w
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ANDREW J, AULr. SAM. OAKrT sEYMoUi
GrocerIes. Retail and Wholesale.
AULT 8 sEYMOUR.


AULT s. SEYMOUR.
No. 244 TCHOUPITO ULAS STREET
BetUeea 81 yoseDh stree and 50 glarR's Market.
THEY tas much pleasure inform their friends and the
a public generally that ti have purchased the we'll
known u ROCERY, IA TchouWtouas street. situated so
convenient to St Mays Market and which is fitted up ia
the best mannefWieTe article in the Grocery line
sha always be found, and al the lowest prices
Orders fOm their friends in the county, in the city,
shat be carefully executed.
Beside being prepared furnish article of Groceries
they will supply THEN friends with FLOUR, POTATOES.
MEAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS. and PORK. in
small packages or in barrels iyl0 staw If
TO ARCHITECTS.
FTNBREE HUNDRED DOLLARS PREMIUM will be
!, given by the Board Of Directors OF the Odd Fellows
Han Association 70 the Architect who shall offer Plan,
Specifications and Estimates for the BULld G proposed
10 be erected By sad Association and which aha Gin their
judgment) be the best adapted for the purpose,
The plans etc. must be handed in the Secretary Of said
Board at their office. No % Camp street, Cup staIs)
before the First Tuesday IN august neJt at ~ O'Clock
and on each plan must be placed certain initial lette
corresponding with " tia letters also on sealed letter
containing the name Of the person offering the plan.
add lion to the $500 above named 800 will also I've
Afterwards paid for the necessary Working Plans of the
different parts of The structure, they shall be TeQued
No plan will be cons deTed by the BOaId if the person offer
ing shall have made himself known any member Of the
BOaId with view to SOLICIT his influence in the selection
and plans accepted viii be returned By the Secretary
" AHthe general views Of the Board in relation 70 the
structure, and other necessary information BE- obtained
by upp ing to the Se0fea at the office Of the Bpard
day, (Sundays exeeoted) between the hours Of and
e clock p. No.. By Of the Boa of Directors
Jy66t THOMAS W. VAN WKClK. Secy.
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AssAULT--HenTy Ottin arrested yesterday by the
Second Municipality Ponce. on The eompiaht OF Mr. N.
Morrison. who stated that QUA hsd stuck him h
whip, and attempted to him with his dray. Re-
cogder Baldwin will exam ne 81 q chase.
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ARREsrED. Wallace. well known character. BE-
longing the order Of the ii & s., tHking fancy 10
zee Of calico, yesterday, on boaid The steamer Vaneer
wished 10 whether fast cOofs and warranted not
10 run" 10 taking pretty fast the eves he
oyerhaned and escorted to the police Office OF the Sc
cOnd Muniepaity.
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fs.eP hi OF -HlOD1es VIA Say 81 Louis, Eo6E
GhristiaR, Mississippi CITY. Biteri, and
Pdscag0atd-FTOm POntchanfain RaiT0ad.
The iast-runnng passenger steamboat GEN TAYLORs
James Scott master, viii leave New Orleans eVefy ueatay
Thursday, and Saturday, az follows;
Leaves New Orleans, Mobile via al the Watefns
Elaces-EYerY SATURDAY. Morning, at 81 o1l tram.
Leaves New Orleans, for Pascag0ua. VIA al the Watering
Rlaees-Eveu TUESDAY Evening at clock train and
every THURSDAY Morning al Il . clock train.
-RETuRNING-LHAvEs-~s
Mobile vic Watering Places every MONDAY, at 8 A. NJ
PascagOula, every NVEDN EEDAH, at B p,
every FRIDAY. st5k n jel9d
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* lg HhARR n , r gS slS II s' Pesa,s,

OF n. M. HARRISON a CO, ~ Foydlaa 81
TT Passengers take Tickets BY this vessel thoagh TO
San F,anciseo On arriving at ChagIes. Mess r.. II.
LEETCH Co will forward them 10 Panama a. ieh place
they haveVessels in readiness to receive them
Pas age through. with $50 pounds baggage S25o-Sl00
payable heie-balanee CISCO at Panama. jyS
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MALTREATNENT OF A SIAvH.-An affidavit was fled
st pay. before Recorder senzeneau against Rochette
kouehon, the muatto woman, whose sbanefu treatment
Of her negro boy we mentioned some dayi since.
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YesteTdaE morning. between 8 and
O'clock the house Camp aud Canal Streets Oeeu
rooms BY Dir. Maeune with his dagueType gallery was
discovered be fine Fortunately he tmes were ex.
nguIshed with bu little damage. mr. Judson appeasd be-
fore Recorder Baldwin and charged a negro boy named
building fire under he HALFWAY. Tha boz was anesled
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GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
y porters Of FRUITS NUTS, etc. have for sale: Fl
.POWDER-Agenc Of the celebrated American Chrys.
tai Powder Company
RAISINS-200 boxes NJ Il and LAYERS
CITRONS-l00 boxes fresh Genoa
PRONES-ln jars and fancy boxes.
PECAH 1880 bags fna TeXaa
CHAkiPAGNE-15O baskets various brands
NUTMEGS-250 pounds No. l.
0BSTERS-Agsnts for manufae'y j. Caldwen& Co.
MUSCAT VtNE-In ca,es and casks
FIGS-l0O0 drums, selected Smyrna
PEPPER. PIN INTO and RACE GENGER-390 bags.
AhMlNDS-150 boxes and bags Soft Smell.
WINES-POr vanOns qualities 25 quarter casks superior
old Msdeira, in bond etc.
BRAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS. Etc.
BUTTER-SO0 kegs superior St. Louis
OLIVE OlIr-s 70 baskets, pints and quarts.
BITTER ALMONDS-2Of trails
CURRAAFS-5e casks New Zane CufFahtr e27tf
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STRIKING A WoMAN.-Pairfek Fnrong having laid yio-
ent hands upon Mary Ann Daley, on Wednesday night
LIST N GIod street, reqnei Yesterday By Recorder
Badwinto bail in the $500 10 appear beio1s e
First Disflicr Court
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YIgs For California To Sail the 2Ufh falu,-Tha
egslA new iastsailing brig SAHdL. OHuRDElhIAN,
- EnOch Moore, MASTER will leuvs for San Francisco
as above touching q port in Brazil and Nalpsno
Caao. The Saml ChuTchman vessel. built Of tho
best saltwater white oak thoroughly AID
eopefed, and has unsurpassed accommodations for thy
Cabin pssaenges. PenQns wishing to 20 % Cehionia viii
please board ard examine iof iheHelYts, appOit8
Banack street, First Municipality. Passage 10 SsaleIoos.
$3.50. F0r Ire Ebt OF passage. Hpply to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

STEALING A WArcH.-G5egofia Andrews Fhots arrest
e ment oned few days since been BY Recorder
GenOis beios the Fnt District Count on the charge OF
stealing Can't. divers watch.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13

Foul THKFT. Christian ensbaeke v as arrested yeste
day b. She Second Muni1 psS Police charged BY M E.
u y elsb with having carried OF from the Lepee two bas
Gels OF eggs, Tie property oil John Hurley g. Co