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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Reported for the Crescent LAFAYETTE, July 5-P.
Arrived steamer Henry Noble, with $50 Besyes. Prices
are not much changed since asFst class Beef being
b606&c. second class, 9(04e. y ID Hogs 36D4c p fb
Sheep, 81 O00e4 90 . head; Cows s5f0&3O 2 head ;
Corn, SOC. o bushel Oats, 500. D bushel Bran 75c q
100 10; Hay. s25GDsa p ton.
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ZOE OALIRORNIA-


R For California RI Sal t5s 29sl g.lg.Ths
A f EnocR sim oos m ss s a Gave 5 ssS
s fSove re sIse s 4 gS IL Bss and yfPPr9sq q
hest sstwstsr white oak thoroughly coppeastsnsd and
eSppered and has unsurpassed Recommendations or thirty
please 60 on 9eaId and examine ot lhemseyss. opposite
banaok street First Municipality Passage in StasT0oms
Iss P4RADlsE0 Ig2WRAs85E q co. s7Gravisrrt.
To SAL dl-s sa SATURDAY., July 2, positively.
90, CAagreS Reggiar Lins-IO sail on s ATURDAY.
essd and a,I gin 9s n i bRa AZ sin s sS
w s ss s9ss - sess sqs Jss stunned from
MY passengers and can eceomv gaae twenty five h4nd
3 n n ,a9Aa n, 3 CO., q POydras St.
3 S. WesIe now prepared, through aiess R +. lEETcH
San FISSei-o M s5s ~ ~, y
tation acos the hmuS aud ye se az Panama ready e
pounds Of baggage, S25o-So0 payable hse and balance
"a For San francisco, California = ~ SAT- on o.
- shin MEDFoRD, Capt DHer hss now three
hinels in fright. This ship accommodate two more
Cahia passnEsr
AP6 to TIE capiaao board opposite s post a Second
va LEVI Il. GALE, 50 Common street.
- For san Frgneisoo califeEnia At sggeIi9E
,o, 49, having set entire cargo sngaFe VII S9i on he
'Gsi apply to PARADISE tA"Ra a GSs. G 39s
xzt For California, via Chagres -.Acll Orleans
s4kAA and ChaFreS Regular ine.-Ite y last SAILING
- and Regular Packet Schooner IONA Captain
Robert Leeteh Is now ready 10 receive and viii
to ChagIes with passeuses. and desefvedy popular
vessel Pesons going that desired 70 90 and look
a her al the Lower Peayune Ts For passage, apply %
Sep Lee'en, On t P9fls q q e "a % vi,. s,t
OF r. NJ. HARRISON 3 CO., a. PeydFaa st.
San Franei.ea on arriving al ChagIas. Messls. R. H.
IEETCH Co will forward them 70 Psraua. a. heh place
they have vessels n readiness 2 receive them - -,
Pes age through with A9 pounds bagEage, $26o-eloo
PAYABLE here-balanee lel50l q Panama, N8
ES- To sail on SATURDAY. July IA.
~s=ze For California, uia Ghagres. = Regular
@eKN1Ett henthq tdeket The sulandid Steamship
sH1asz,s ALABAMA .. .. Wight. eenmanasI will
eaye ios ChagIes, direct. on SATURDAY, July "a, AZ
s'o'eosk A. N.
RATES OF PAssAsE.
In Saloons 90 Lower Cahns.. SO %
steefage--mesa with erau........S Al %.
~ No berth secured until paid for fassaee can he
eeeagsa On gRpeaon 70 iis anssgned vhsis sisa n
be taken az 90 cents per cable foot
ieis q. j. MBEKER, s. Poydras street
- For San Franc sco, California.-To sail on
$3.50 ~ l5fh yllu.-The hne and l1stsaing q 1 shiR
TYRONE, Capt G0d,ng, having tyo-lhlsas ~
her engaged and eoins b1aId wiz sai aa eeos
This vessel e Just Of doek where she has ussn hss
gORpsed and thoToushy oysfhansd lof me ~ 80
Eos balance Of freight orpaAsage sppG On 1oeu' paA-'
see0Ae AAaalo, NJ 't1s1rtSsk94 AN s Rienvlle T.
Or II NJ GARRISON b CO z t,qyeies -
~ Gahiu passage ia St4fsroQhls, S1@ ~
passeneer taken, DO passage consiasieo '-Ses' 50
/ paid tog.
/ aE@FoT San Franeiseei estiegnia = ne me me
GR Amefiesa bark IL ll llii ilenil5 y ~
49, have dhpateh ios the SnoaS R S.S 3 5 M,
hieipaly, 9EiO [isHl g v, OLIVES = - ei'-'''
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GEEERAL PLEA.-some dozen delinquenls were AZ.
raigned before Recorder Baldwin yesterday for breaches Of
the peace under the exciting influence Of the mountain
dew" A general plea Of Fourth Of July . WIS eted.
and recognized By the Recorder sufficient g enable him
TO discharge the prisoners from durance vile.
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FIRsT DIsTRIcT CouRT-hs following cases were dis
posed Of yesterday b. Judge McHeniy Jean Portuguese.
charged with winding 10 passing a $50 fraudulent bl
upon bar keepera acquitted George Wilder chafged
with laTcsuy--do.. Daniel Walls, for receiving stolen
gOods--Iuly unable to agree. and woe disehaIEed
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James McCauay was examined yesterday before Recorder
Baldwin, charged with committing rape upon the person
afflicted mother Of the girl desired counsel, Immediately vol
uhosIed for the prosecution.
Catherine Brown was then called the stand Like her
mother, she ated deep mourning; having but
small and decae that would give her credit for more
than 10 fragile little being that would suppose
evidence given clearly anddstncty without eontradc
ton The mother occupies respectable position society
Cstber6e depOssd that on Friday the 22d Of june last
she had gone 10 AE WRllaee's wayehOuse, Magazine
street, near Julia for the puippse Of collecting BY permission
Of Mr. Wallace the scattered corn on The hoor that while
(hO she then identified , that he closed her mouth with his
hand aud violently ioesa ler down MngIe, ~ 9esps o.
eaSs ne Ssoner had he would thef with an
axe il she did So and that 81 was aso afraid her mother
would Be taken from her M Wallsce. the owner ofths
warehouse sitting the door with anotha gentleman,
when the VIOLENCE wsseommiled but the dance, she
~ IVaiinss swoe@i leeoisct giving the witness Cath.
crime Blown perm sion gather the scattered corn ~ my
child She never came in without asking allow her the
privilege. did not know who Shs YES although hsd
Of her she never touched any thing without leave being
granted The prsOnerwOskgd part Of his tins for me
cannot remember whether he was present on Friday Jane
22-I lathe think he was; BY consulting my books can
can tell 1 have always considered him man Of good
Character and was astonshsd when heard Of this charge
The prisoner having been called upon b. the Court to
know whether he heard distinctly lhe testimony, declared
with much energy that the charge unue and that be
had the little gil before that be would take an
affidavit to the truth Of his statement
Tbs Count remarked that he was not in situation to
make affidavit
The accused has but Que eys and the child particularly
identified him to her mo her, BY this striking max.
Dr. Hunt the physician callediR 10 attend Gaherne was
not present the examination. The mother stated that his
report csuoharaisd the testimony Of her child,
MeCsuley before the Fint District Court for ta
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TIE FIRST MUNICIPALITY. The celebration Of the
Fourth passed of in this district with but little mar
pleasures q the day Each me seemed determined 10 eat
dnnk ana be merry without interfering with the Isfs Of
neghbOr, or disturbing The public peace The Ptacs
AImes presented lively spectacle thoaghOuf the day
aid the sGi0Rs in the neghborhoOd fed 70 overflow.
ing with lot OF good fellows. dnking bumper after bum
per 70 obtain gTopr idea Of elevated peson amongst
the nations of the globe
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THIRD MUuCIPALITY.The quiet denizens Of the Third
enjoyed the fth without making Fenefal particular
outbreak against the peace and dignity Of the State
Three or four dr0wy moas. who had hardly awakened "a
sense Of their awful situation, brought before
eOTdeT seuzsHeau yesterday and sent home 70 awaken from
their cOplons dIanghts Of freedom.
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The WHEAT IN KENTUCKY.-Fhe Lexington
Atlas, Maysville Eagle and BardstoWn Visitor, all
complain that the wheat crops in their neighbOr-
hood have been materially injured BY the rust
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ORLEANS MARKETS..


gVttOA The demand continued fair yesterday, and
although the stock much reduced the sales footed 10 eay
1000 baat Prices very stiff and in many cases seers
realized farther improvement We accordingly advance
our quotations for Mddng Oueeishth Of cent We also
heard Of a sale Of $50 bales on Wednesday.
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The $1,000 forgery case viii come up to-day IN ths
Fist District Count. before Judge McHanry.
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ADARING THIEF ARREsrED.-Hugh Gallagher charged
with being the aeeombce of Charles Edwards the rob
berry of the clock, pencil fIOn Mrs. Seaphna sOen
was by Recorder GenOs yesterday 10 the Fn District
for Tal
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CHOLERA IN LoBIsvrLLn.--'lhe Courier q the
18th ut., ays The sickness ID The city is in
cFeasing From Tuesday evening % 70 last even
ing "a hours We have beaFd Of nineteen DEATHS
including three cases thai were mentioned and
considered hopeless on Tuesday. The deaths were
as follows DR. John Watkins, in Stnder's Rows
four Germans On the side Of Pearl street, IN
GLIDING the alley: two German women and child
a. the Pioneer Bonses On Water near 4rb Alr.
Flood, on 9Th street Mrs. HrTnelines % Water
above 81; a EFeuchman, on Portland Avenue
lady, on Shelby street; TWO GerHans, on Market
street, at the upper market houssS four slaves m
different sections Of the city; and Fg Long, cor
ner Of Floyd and Walnut streets. Three Of tho
above mentioned deaths occurred in one house,
making fUe Of tie family that have died there
within week. This is the Pioneer House, near
the corner Of Wall and Water streets. Jhatneigh-
bOTh0od, extending from Wall 70 Pearl street, in
Guiding Wafer street and The Two cross alleys, tSs
than a square, has been the most satal section Of
the city in proportion 10 The number Of cases. Sew
ersl Of the houses much crowded., and we no
tieed yesterday that four or ffve families were
moving 20 other quaneT- There have been a
deaths there by chOlera wilhin week. Henry
freberger, an engineer on the steamboat Emily,
that arrived from Florence yesterday died OF
cholera after the boat left Florence. He lived IN
Portland. Mr. Vim. ". ShiyelV Of this city, died
on The steamboat Jenny Lind of cholera, AZ MillS'
Point. Mr. Flood, who died on Fifth street YesteF-
day was at liis usual work II The morning, and at
O'Clock in the evening be was 10 nls grave ME
Hermeiing, who died on Water street yesterday, at
the corner Of the alley just above Pearl, was in
excellent health the night before Il appears that
some person Pearl street, merchant, had du-
ring the night caused large quantity Of sour fer
mentea aa0Lasses TO be empiied into the alley. To
the effluvia Of this molasses Mrs. Hermeling inn
puted her sudden sickness. Several Of the neigh
bors around were also taken sick during the night
and yesterday morning. They all complained Of
the stencil Of the spoiled moiaszes."
CHOLERA IN LExINGToN.-The Lexington OBJ
server Of the 27ihuIt reports Eve deaths Of cholera
in that town since the 23i-thFse negroes and two
whites the latter were son Of Mr.. David X.
Bfisby and an old laboFiHg man named James
Baird. The Observer learns Of good many per-
sons in the country suffering with the pTemontOTy
symptoms, but has heard Of no deaths except that
Of a negro woman. The cases under treatment
were not dangerous. Among the persons attacked
were three Of the candidates for the convention
Messrs Wooley, Shy and r NJ Wieklifs The
former had entirely recovered and the TWO latter
were recovering.
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FATAL AcoIDENP.- Philip Banks, who has been
generally known throughout the Southwest as a
map seller, was killed in Georgia short time since
BY being thrown out of his wagon, the wheels
passinp over his body.
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FOUND DROwNKD-YVilIam Vizard formerly grocer af
the Of Gfonde and Poydas found iu the
iassappi drowned, opposite Post No g. The 9Th
Coroner Spedden held inquest. Verdict accordingly.
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THE HIeHwAY ROBBERY.--GhaIles Moore, arrested for
TOhbing Richard Swigan tho highway, of a27. was
brought up before Recorder Baldwin yesterday The wit
ne ,vb, MA I'm, ~ s5o-s ~ 49,
rsmanded to the Fist District Count for trial. he made
confession Of his guilt Capt FOnO, aud acknowledged
that his seeOmpice Joe Graham alias Thomas HaF
grave, who had already been singled out by the Captain
the man.
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a CAKE-Patrck Housters arrested by the FiTst Mu
niGpaty police yesterday. for stealing cake ifom Mr.
Meyer. This was Iathera costly luxury for PaLick.
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Rxarninaiion oil Mecauler.

BAIL FORFEITKD.-Thomes Donohue not Appearing.
yesterday before the Recorders Cont Of the Second Mun-
olpalily, his bail was declared forfeited
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AMUsRMENTs.

OLYMPIC THEATRE,
Sole Lessee sud Manager. Mr. b. BCHuBEh
Stage hunugsr Mr. 9 T. ROWE 1rea'urer.. Mr. T. TUCKER
~ NoticeA Car gfn Lafayette tgeg
might ajttT The psrfor1anco.
WNhiDAXg July 6Wl be Drama nf DON Chs-
II sAK De BAzAN Don CHaar, Charaa Charles H. NJ.
Haekef Don Jose. Mr.. Duffy nartana, Miss Petr OYE-
TUR E, By Rand 10 conclude with OLYMPUS IN NEW
ORLEANS. Japter Mr.. Bryd0n Cupid, Mr. Eytnge; Nep-
tune, Hr. Fitzgerald Venus, Mis- Petrie.
~ ln rehearsal, THE CHILDREN in THE WOOD.
M The Police Department direction Of Mr.J MeCou-
Doors open AZ O'Clock. Curai viii At precsey
qunrr before 6s.7 Prices Of hdmianiOn; Dress Cir
Parqus 50 een Second Tier IS cents Cored Foxes,
C0oed Gallery Is Office open from 10
where seats Be secured duplication 70 the Treasurer
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AssAUETIHG A WH1Tg PERsoN- Louisiana Lynch T.
c. aestsi By the First Municipality police charged
BY JOhu Brantigau with assaulung his wife. Louisiana
part of the house occupied BY NJ Brnntgan No %
occasions Yesterday while Mn Bianugan crossing
the yard she ecsved the hands Of the negro the
tents Of bucket Of Gh, in her peculiar situation
resulted in seyes sickness. Recorder GeuOi viii examine
she CHARGE to.da
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BURGLARY Patrick and James TimmOnI were arrested
BY The Second Municipality police on the 4h inst chaIgsd
by Mr. Neshet with breaking into his store Nos 2b and 27
Tchoupitoulas street They will be examined to-day before
Recorder Baldwin.
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BAH TO KEEP THE PEAcE.-MaTceline Conner was re-
Qued yesterday b. Recorder Baldwin to give bail for keep
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~ Margaret Jones charged with setting fire to her
house. will be brought up for examination to-day before
Re- nfda dyyin
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A san ACc1bENr-Io The negro el OF Mr. Isaac D.
MARKS. while surrounded By hs children the 4ih inst
i9obly se e 70 some powder that she had obtained and
placed in the street An explosion took place. and
detand that the girl VeIy severely injured ths face Of
one Of the children much seoiched and another slightly
burned.
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COAsTMisE pORTs-


"a For Boslcu--Bost6a AID tet5 OFTsaHg RegufaF
linz fms and very fast sailing "A 1 bark
4, ORION, Capt Johu uriis, will have immediate
lel Ans vessel mas supelqt recon atons for cabin
ana eefase pasengelss and ne stale iodm suitable Tor
iamiy Fer aighI o. passage apply the Captain on
board opposite the Mint
04 DEWEY 6 CO. q GravisF g.
- Agents. N Boston, Heny, Lincoln q Co
<srENEor Neg York The tine a l bark MARY
Glise NAhHEN, Capt. SfuFges. having pnrinn her
- cargo engaged will meet with imlnedats dispatch.
For freight passage, having ne recommendation apply
on board, opposite pest g. Second Municipality Or 10
Jy4 DEWEY CO, 81 Graviar st.
~ For Freight or cha1tsr.A ine big OF abo1t
A 80 tons-50oQ balrels capacity fast saier and
ready for any voyags. Apply to
Jys u w. ANDREWS & CO.. 81 Common st.
La For Boston.-Ths ne fast sailing regular packet
&EH ship PLATO, Beazs. muster having a large part
t,-. Ct her cargo eusaged, viii have dispatch. For
balance OF freight, PASSAGE apply board or 60
jyA j. w. ANDREWS 4 CO.. 81 Comman st..
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A NUS NoE We have been asked BY number Of re-
spectacle citizens residing in the neghbofhood call the
attention Of the police the Ballroom MeiusIte street,
Magazine, Rows fights and the order Of the
m ont al lie al IL "a raid
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BBUTAL ATTAcK-Ths Police Of the Third NJ lnici-
patty arrested By the Of John Barry the 4th
inst for beating Individual whose could not be
Ssceained and malic ousy running his day him An
examination has yet been held.
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SHIPS SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTs

aa For LiverDooI-Pu Passage OalV The a fine
Aa fast saiiing ship CATO Capt. Wilmer having all
Of her cargo engaged, will have Immediate dis
Ralci For passage. apply on board A. pest ~ Second
Jgs Sc Common si1get.
- For sisal and CampsachY-The fne fast-sail
SSAsiae ing brig HARDY. Capt Perkins. win have i'm
mediate Dispatch For freight OF passage, apply on
board, opposite post 2, Second Mghicipaiiy. srtO
Jy4 DEWEY 4 CO. 81 Graver st.
~ For Bordeaux. The A / fne fast.aailing big
ealstsA AOEEAs Capt. MOnOns having all her cargo
engaged, take CABIN and SieeTage pas
senRefs. having handsome recommendation For passage
aRpy on board, at Lafayette. ortO
L. 4. q atlt, e t5onnon street
- Tor Marseiles.- Passare flaig.--The fine fast
Hams having az her cargo ngaged, viii have i'm.
mediate Dispatch. fof passage ONLY. board a. La
laYele. or llezel L IL GALE. ~ Common g
81 For Liverpo Takes 10 Ofrdin--The a fast
efEA4 sailing ship MEDOllAk, hich, master having
q most Of her cargo engaged. Will have dispatch.
j. W. ANDREWS s. CO. 81 Common st.
lea OF 9 w OLIVER. % s.. Charles street
Ia For Vigo-P Passage Onfg.-Tha q I iins and faEt
&A aaiing baIk AMERICA Capt. Gaizen, having
az o. her cargo engaged. Will have immediate dis
patch FQr peasage having handsome accommodations.
iez LEVI Il. GALB. g Common street.
- For edarseilles.-rhe a 1 fast-sa7ine bark q.
ssAlsA ". DYER Capt. DYER, hagirg the most Of her
e4t. cargo ENGAGED, viii have Quick dispatch. For
JENKINS & BUDDENaORFF. IS Common st.
OF J. w. ANDREWS & Co. 80 Common 81.
80 kOrpessaEe, apps o the Captain on board. lea
L. For Genoa4-Tie "a superior fasi-salinF ship
&&a MBTOKA4 Capt. Sampson. win meet vita I'M
cabin and staerage HCcomnodaiiozs, apply 90
lstb LEVI n. q ALE. 81 Common 81
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aE~FoT San Franciscai osliiaEnia = tne me
&p American bark Al ~ - = ~ ~ -
passage apply the captain en lqs,l ~ Sss ~
nicipaliy, 9Sto IissIl @ w OAiftiH' q. ei'i''
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A. +. COCHRAN N CO.,


A Ii, persons wishing to procure our PIANO FpRTES
IA in the New Orleans market, either with
without the HOian Attachment are in. rs
formed that WIN. T. MAYO. No. S Camp III 81 ~ 81 u
street, Is duly authorized A ent for that Ii ~ W.
city. and fuy authorized sell at Boston prices with
only freight and Insurance added, and receive orders for
description o. instruments manufactured By leaving
il optional with the purchaser to reject the same il
factory their arrival IN New OTeans Every instrument
sold above warranted by aud to be exchanged with
out expense 70 the puehase If not found satisfactory after
trial Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
an invoice al our Boston cash prices which may be seen by
every purchaser it inquired for We have the exclusive
right and the only manufacturers ia Boston Of the
PATENT AsOLIAN ATTACHMENT. We manufae-
tuFe the Seven Octave Grand flANO FORTES, with and
without the Hloiau Attachment
r GILBERT s co. 900 Washington street.
RnstOn, October q, 1873. jel2 I'm
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n UININE, CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- 1
AnL GAG, RHUBARB, eto.--As low for cash ~
AZ can be procured elsewhere-Call and
m iudge.-zDr. +. J. CoXE's PREPARA. IA
OBG SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequaIed
remedy f0Y Coughs. Influenza. etc. 5
EXTRACT OF COPAIYA, SARsAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable superior to
the Capsules OF any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARBAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERN oRT,
stc-For e relief and Of Communion and BrOuchs
LOUISIANA VERMlFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
R% Especial attention paid 70 the treatment Of Rheumu
tim, Bronchitis and Consumption
Ss Ofioeenr Magazine and PoydraE Sts. n23 Y3dp
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Assault WITH AN AxE.-Philip Thornton, charged
with committing assault upon Robert Smith. the
evening of the 3D. inst, and intctng dangerous wounds
upon hum with arfagntd bai0re Recorder Bald
yesterday The examination will take plaes the 7ih
ROBBERY or e106.-Hyman Stitch made affidavit be-
fore Recorder enO yesterday that The evening OF the
An inst box coatsning $l06, had bean stolen from his
room, NO.72 Old ewes.
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racine Mail steamship Company
FNHlS Company having completed the organization of
their Line of the u. s. Mail from Panama TO
California aud Oregon, will hereafter appropriate one
q the tickets per each steamer, New OK aud other
One-fOuIth TO Panama.
The undersigned will be supplied with the tickets appro.
pHatsd to New Orleans, in ample time for each steamer
leaving Panama
Passage in Cabin from Panama to California. $500
PARADISE, LAWRAs SON 4 co. i'O
je13 sm Agents. 81 Gravier u Sfya,st
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
oleared Yesterday .

I.ArITUDr % 81 80 N.-LoNerrUDE. 80 w .in Time. 81
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- WaaTe now Prepared through siessn r. H. LRErCH
y Co OF Panama, guarantee passengers and feght
san kraHeisooeyRg oil arrangements made Tor ansDOt
tltton the sthmus. aud sells Panama ready
receive them arrival PASSAGE san Francisco with $50
pounds Of baggage $250Si00 payahs hen and balahos
at Panama iy3
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WIN. J. DEWEY. WIN. A. CLARK.
IA EWEY s. Co, Commission Hsrckaats and Ship
y ring agents, No 81 Gravier street, near Bank
Place. ap20 6mis
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
VIE undersigned constructing elegant PORTA-
1 Bile FRAME HOUSES. suitable for Califor- =
MIA ANY number of Portable Houses Of such d. Ni5A
mansions may be required be furnished at the
shortest notice on reason ble terms.
few Houses Of u by "a feet hand to which
the attention of california emIEants aud persons deOus
Of erecting Houses on the llake shore, is called,
LIZ Orders from California will be promptly attended to
when accompanied by cash a city guarantee.
le2Olm BENZ HOWARD, Builder. -9l9 Carondelets ST.