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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.
Corrected epev morning. especially for THE Crescent

INots-In the First municipality designated the following
table the Nos commence at the Railroad and run
ing No. being Fatboat Landing the Third tm3 Nos.
Railroad No. Ferry
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SHIrwHEcKs IN THE lcE.-The Quebec Ga.
ze!te OF May 10th, contains further particulars Of
sHm a in the ice. Capt. Bell, of the brig
Thames, which arrived on Monday, reports having
oeen detained in the ice, and had his larboard bow
stove IN. On the 10Th of April he spoke the Pa.
trIot, OF Alloa, and on the 2Slh spoke her again.
Sne mao then picked up crew of vessel in three
poa's' tnat nad lonndsred at sea. On the 18th he
the brig RewaId picked up on the 18Th Of April
the crew of Tho Chieftain, from Sunderland for
Quebec, with coal, which was stove by the ice and
ioundered near Bud leland. Capt Smith. of the
Royal Adelaide, reports forty-two days. passage.
was detained in the ice seven days, and heard of
several disasters. The bark Lord Byron, which
arrived on the 18th, has on board seventeen of the
or'g Hannahs passengers, taken from cake of
ice; The Hannsh, it will be remembered, was
suddenly cut in two by an ice.cake and sunk, her
PASSENGERS taking refuge on the ice, where nearly
one hundred perished.1 ;. he Devereux, whilh
has arrived below Quebec, picked up on the LIST Of
May four adults and three children, passengers in
the orlg Hannah. They had been on the les fifty.
two hours, almost in a state of nudity, and were
severely frost bitten.-Boston Traveller. Nav 81.
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AssAuLT-Edward Gallagher for assaulting Bridget
Gallagher yesterday sent before the First District Court
BY Recorder SeuZeneau,
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-George Foster alias Fox
arrested for receiving stolen goods He before
the First District Cont
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A PILoT's CERrIFIcATE.-The pilot who had
charge of the Empire, at the time she ran foul of
the sloop at Newburg, in his testimony before the
Coroner. gives the following certificate of his
abilities:
.Ibaye been pilot board the Empire when she struck
soop once and pilot board the Albany when she
into sloop also pilot of Burdens boat when run
her on DAM the Empire pier three ago."
The pilot, however, does not stand alone in these
exploits, for Capt. Gillespie, also examined, says:
"A man who does not see 300 feet of starlight night
would show careessness unless be had bad sight thinks
man might be good po! and have bad ight accidents
self has run down vessels in his time. O.aughter)"
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D1scHARGED.-Ellen Kinney. charged with stealing a
quantity of wearing apparel and IS from Sarah Jane Kelly
yesterday examined by Recorder Genos and discharged
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PARTISAN THIEF ON TIE MIssIssIrpI.-The
St. Louis New Era, of the 24th, relates the follow
ing: son the recent trip of the steamer Atlantic
up from New Orleans, a cabin passenger named
VIM. Provost was robbed of about $500 in money.
Suspicion fell upon Frenchman named Jean Lezin
Cassou who was taken by the officers of the boat
and passengers and severely lynched until he con-
fessed the larceny and gave up the money. AT the
request of Mr. Provost he was then set at liberty
but fearing probably that on his arrival at this port
he would be given over to the proper authorities,
he went below and procured two large sticks of
wood, jumped overheard, and when last seen was
swimming towards the shore. Since the arrival of
the boat at this port his trunk has been opened, in
which Were found several letters written in French,
from noted thieves in Paris, detailing plans to Cas-
and olhers matters which leave but little doubt
that Cassou is one of powerful gang of thieves IN
that great metropolis, who has come TO try his hand
in this country"
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n UININE. CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- "a
VI GAG. RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash
IL as can be procured elsewhere-Cal and ~
Ff1iudge--Dr E. J. COxE's PREPARA. n
OkO soTGHfHERN COUGH sYRUp-An unsquslled
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA. SARsAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgeeabe cure, superior to
the Capsules or any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA. TAR, LIvERWoRT,
ecEor the reiel and cure of Construction and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMfFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINI.
~ Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheumas
tsm bronchitis and Consumption.
Ky Otce corner Magazine and Foydras ss. n23 fy3dp
TEORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF co.
PAIVA AND SARSAPARILLA.
1E nabe remedy cass of dis
L generally which the Copava and Sarsaariia
have been found srvceabe The sale this
ece mas obtained tor the last certain criterion OF
utility Ii has almost every
Europe II has been examined approvSdo and sanctioned
the Faculty oil Medicine and recommended by the most eminent
of the profession
One RECOMMENDATION this preparation enjoys above all Others its
neat, portable pots-the mode IN which may he
diet confinement from daily business Travellers
medicine highly useul
unprovded with preparation the advantages which
combines Accompanying the medicine pamphlet
explanatory Of the different stages the disease without extra
charge containing full ample directions
IN Prepared by j. B. Thorn Chemist, London
SICkLES Co., Druggists, 40 Canal and "a Magazine
New Orleans. mars 3m2dp
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eFor California, uia Chagres.L.Msp ORR

AEnFor California, ria Chagres-NeD Orleans and
MEc Chagre, Regular Line The fine fat sr selling
49, coppe ed nd fastened brig OOTAVlA.
THOMPSON master, has comfortable cabin accommodations
and The steersge viii be fitted 50 g to al
as above soon For freight passage apply TO the captain
on board. or to o. WICKHAM, V Rienvile street,
or r. M. HARRISON CO. T f9ynms.
~ Our Agents in Panama are Me;sn pLkkLcn
Co., who guarantee pa,seneen tbe.sn e S,s I'M ~ ~
Isthmus dating from their arrival at Chass until they -.
from Panama,
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 1, 1919

IHE OvERFLow.-The water in the city was about at
stand Yesterday 1t has fallen very slightly and the
creVasse IS abandoned expect the food
,o'ms' II not higher level At the embouchure of the
81 John there now nearly six feet water than
usual and the Lake so far from being brb AZ is generally
thought is in fact unusually low The mouth of the Bayou
about 40 feet we while farther back the stream it, width
over O The height of the Lake above the lowest water
inches the average height 10 inches above that point
high water feet nch and during the hurricane of 1881
the level Of the water feet inches above The water
in the Bayou inches higher than in 1891 Mr. Com
muny of opinion that should the mouth of the Canal be
widened the height of the in the Canal could be re-
duced III inches. There is schooner, loaded with
BRICK sunk in the mouth of the Bayou which presents
the current resistant superces of 100 square feet This
should certainly be removed
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERS

yIsHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
L that he has in successful operation ~
fine new STEAM FERRY, running from le4A2
the City Of New Orleans to Anglers. from day
light until o'clock, M The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
site the Pontcharain Railroad LANDING. in giers short
each side well arranged and safe and exit an
charged by tile other Ferries Also shipmasters aud others
wishing to go the Point will find large and CONNECTIONS
skiis CONSTANTLY plying between the Government wharf,
twheIe the Onnibuses Stop and Theirs Warehouses on
the opposite side.
TVS WILLIAM RANDOLPH
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

ERegular Packet for LIST of June.-For Califor-
[fTs via Chagres.-The well known. fast sailing
ss'azss. ReeuIsr Packet brig PERFECT, Capt Boyd.
will sal as above This vessel has sureno accomr odaticns
Tor cabin and Steerage passengers and consigned to
Messrs. PEAKE REID & co, who will forward passen-
gers TO Panama and San Francisco.
Passage in Cabin all in State Rooms. $50
Passage in the Steerage. and found.
For freight passage apply TO
DEWEY T. CO., 81 Gravier ct. my24
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VINEGAR ESTABLLsHMENT

VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT
I'VE Undeisgne1s constantly manufacturing and has
for sale very superior article of VINEGAR ~--c~
whioi, he will ruaIr ntse to improve BY age, and 8
to viz Butts 60 gallons % So Barrels
"a discount made to wholesale customers.
CT line ronped in the Postoffice will be punctaally
attended to. lap29 til JOHN H. WE
Toner CNmmOp aud Mera nnneeite Charitl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01

@&& Brig 0cTAuAI,Nsp Orleans snd CAaxres Reg;
copper fastened bark FLORIDA, McCsHy. master. viii
sail above. She has splendid State Room scccmmoda
so as TO accommodate limited number For freight o. pas
apply to the Captain board opposite the Beef Mar.
o. WICKHAM, @ BiepyiIle It.
or R. NJ HARRISON co. ~ Poydras It,
Co. who receive passengers and freight at Chse'es and
est rates allowing each ger u per day Board from,
The of h arrival at Changes until he embarks Pan
anna for San Francisco. myS3
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<Aa For Boston.-The fast. sailing A ship ESSEX,
aEXA Capt. Welsh, having the of her carg0Sen.
$500. gagged and going board, will have Dispatch fes
90 tons heavy freight Or assage having
datioDs apply the Captain board post 49, Second Mu
ncipaliy. or 10 [my3Il DEWEY & CO. 81 Grayier ST.
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COASTWISE PORTS.

Il. For Boston.-The fine fast sailing ship PACTO-
EHN LUIS, Capt Moses, having the most Of her cssgo
se.s0@ engaged. will have quick Dispatch 70, heavy
freight, or passage. apply 10 L. H. GALE,
jel 90 Common street.
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DRIED BEEF AND TONGUES
SUGAk Cured Beef Tongues and Dried Beef, of fine
~ ,, gig aiIssfty, in store ssd for ssls bx
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE-From New Basin
~erEs FOR MONTGOMERY, WE esS r.
sgAkAs TuMPKA, =, SE. IA and "a. all ssas
Leaoes Neg Orleans EVERY THURSDAY at & P. NJ.
The new. hghtdraught steamship z q. OGDEN Cantsin
kercheva and the new, lght-draught steamboat BEA-
CON, Captain Leonard, will regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Mont gomery. We
tnmpka and all landings Alabama River-eaving each
port EVERY. THURSDAY, at A O'Clock. M One OF
the boats will be ready receive freight at the New basln
foot of Julia street, EVERY MORNING Shippers
and passengers may depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight or passage apply
on board, at the New Basin, or to
= HYDE & OGLESBY IL Poydras ST.
NB-A Letter bag is at the Office of the Agents. where
letters may be left. mh9 If
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NOTICE
HE undersigned. having entered into an equal partner
QUOR BUSINESS, at Wholesale aud Retail, do hereby
give notice that from this day the business viii be conducted
under the name and style of VAN VEGHTEN 4 UN-
DERHILL, No 81 COMMON STREET.
my4 I'm VAN VEGHTEN & UNDERHTI.L.
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III For New York.-The fine bug LYDIA FARM
4AA HAM. Capt Mclnti;e. having full cargo en-:
&@ gagged, can take deck load. FOrfeight of which,
or passage having good accommodations, appy
nv 81 DEWEY A. ca 81 Gvaviav At
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-31

circumstances, but their present
schemes were exceedingly danger
ous to the good of our country
"But the idea Of having a war, Mr.
Stevens" said the president, "s
wor,h"- Here Mr.. S. interrupted
his cxcollency to prevent him from
going too far; he then explained to
the General that these free maSons'
wcr a class of men who met togeth-
er privately for the express purpose
oForganizing an "expcdition against
Mexico with view of eventually
annexing Cuba" to the L. s, and
that the masses of the people were
very much opposed to it. Before
they retired Mr.. Stevens had so
thoroughly convip ced the president
of the danger of free masonry, that
on his arrival at Carlisle, he issued
proclamation in reference to the
matter which is now going the rounds
Of the papers.
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There IS STILL llopE OF New
YoRK.-By the following, which we
take from the Chicago Democrat, it
appears that the democratic masses
Of New York are determined to
unite in spite Of all their leaders
have done to keep them apart. 1t
was in this way we predicted last
week the union of the N. Y. democ-
racy would eventually be brought
about, but we had no idea the good
work would be commenced SO soon
after the Rome Outrage.
Uprising Of the Masses in New
York.-Thc democratic people OF
New York, indignant at the course
Of the democratic politicians. are
bursting the shackles and rallying
themselves to a great mass demo-
cratic meeting at Syracuse on the
18th Of September next. The Hun
ker and Barnburner papers are full
OF signers to this grand rally, which
is TO declare the sentiments Of the
democratic masses and to make a
ticket for their support. This move
ment will be likely to succeed.
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Cur Half Sheet.

We have been pulling down and
boxing up type all the week, so that
we have not been able to get ont q
full paper to-day. We also appear
on larger type than usual, for the
reason that We have sent ali our old
type to the foundry, whence we
have ordered a new lot, so that in
three or four weeks we shall appear
in an entire nee dress Of smaller
type than we have yet used, thus en-.
abling us to present to our readerSa
much larger quantity Of reading
matter.
We have also ordered large as
sortment of fancy job type, so thatin
few weeks we shall lc able to get
up as handsome job as can be prin-
ted west of Buffalo.
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Origin Oftlie Cuba Proclamation.

While the President was at Lam
caster, Pa, he was invited, by his
friend Thadeus Stevens to spend an
evening with him at his residence ;
the president accepted the invita-
ton. During the night for they
sat up late) Mr.. Stevens acciden,i-
y alluded, in his own sarcastic way,
to the evil influence "free masonry"
was exer,ing throughout the coun.
try. The president, not having had
much to do with civil life for the last
forty years, did non exactly compre-
bend the famous santi. mason's"
meaning, "What," he enquired,
edo you mean by free masons' P"
"Why, sir" said Mr.. Stevens, al
mean u secret society whose object
is to plunge orr country into bloc
dy war" "Into war, did you say?
Il think | should like that society,
Mr.. Stevens" "The HI YOU
would !" said Mr.. S. in n rage, but
recovering his temper cody remar-
kcd that sit might Go under certain
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-31
lac Market.

Wheat has been coming iato town
for the last week at the rate of tive
thousand five hundred TO three thou.
sand FIVE hundred bushels per day,
and buyers have been sufficient,
numerous to keep up a healthfUI
competition. The highest that has
been paid was Soc, but owing to q
depression on Monday in Chicago,
that price has not been maintained,
and the highest now paid is 75c.,
with fraction over for very superb
or. Spring ranges from IS CSC.
The cause of the depression in Chi
cage is thus explained by the Chi.
cago Democrat
Corn was depressed to-day on &C
count Of the combination among
dealers in Buffalo to cut down prices.
This completely paralyzed the mar
ket to-day, and checked all oper-
atoms. We regret TO notice also a
disposition amang dealers here to
follow up the attempt in Buffalo.
Immediately upon the issue of our
paper this morning, meeting ofthe
Board ofTrade was called the buy
ers were sent for, and orders given
to put the wheat market down six
cents on the bushel. In consequence
the wheat receiving by railroad
was thrown on the street, where it
was peddled round ON drays looking
for buyers. Thus spring wheat was
cut down from 65a75c to 60aG5aGSc,
and winter from S5a95c to 75aS5c );
and this when wheat is selling at
81 % i'll Buffalo, and at SIC at
Michigan City. The market would
not stay down, however, and in the
evening lots sold at the r. r. Depot,
at 9la92c. In the morning, two lots
new winter wheat sold at 9la95c,
and 1000 bushels spring at Tic, 1900
bushels mized sold at SSc. In the
evening l25 bushels sold at the
railroad at Ole. The winter re-
ceived by railroad sold at sla9lc.
A prime lot Of McHenry sold at the
latter price. The spring by Rail
road sold at G5a75c.
1t will be seen by the market no-
tice we copy this morning from the
Chicago Tribune, that every conf
dcnce is felt in Chicago that the de-
preston in wheat will be of short
duration.
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The Poor House and Buck Run Turnpike

Several weeks ago we alluded 10 tho i'm.
portance of contributing freely by the oiti.
zens Of Ottawa towards constructing turn
pike from the poor house to the head o!
Bnck Run. Since then we have been in.
formed that another effort to raise the re-
qH'ste means is being made; aud from con.
versations with some Of our business men
here in town we have reason TO believe
that an application for means here could
now he successfully made. II is useless
for us to say more than has already been
said on the necessity of constructing this
Turnpike we all know Of what import.
ance the trade Of Upper Indian Creek aud
the country beyond is TO our town; and we
all know too that unless an uninterrupted
thoroughlare is kept open between here and
there we will loose most OF ii.
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Great Sale of Vims,cr lnu,,

THE undersigned sill ull,r for sale at public auc-
ton, al the douTut the court house in Ottawa M
10 o'clock An. on the 2Olh day of September next.
200 Heres Of Lgad SAID land Is situated on see Is
town 30, mrs east ID m. aui vii be suN eyed mic
sua,. tracts SAY from 10 % acres according qua
ny ! rs "ti probably be one OF he best "rpor-
mmnes that persons rc,dlnJ between NarsciI.es and
Itodrmnns Grove will ever have OF purchasing
TIMBER Tor tanning purposes, Also the east halt OF
west quarter sec -, town, 3inr c 81 r. IN, situa.
ted near Green's dam at Dayton, 10 he sold in 20
acre tracts, The purchasers Of the above tracts will
be required to pay one fifth down and the baan e IN
I'VE equal aun la instruments and to secure the pay.
ment thereof by bond ami mortgage on the property
sold at Spcr cent. per annnm, payable semi annu-
ally IN advance Bv order OF the board OF Trustees
Of schools in Town 81, y. 4 t.. 81 Z NJ.
NlnN 10 Isl! @ " JACKSON YrrnSnrer
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Administrators
7 4 SALE Cirmt Cuur'
Iy Pane, ,l,,,n,.,


7 4 SALE Crcult Cuur' .rcrot Pol.
SIy Painter, administrator. .,.oonoyer, adj
ihnlstraioT. ac Of the estate o.. &c Fainter decd
Ia pursuance oau order ct this court the subscribers
Val sell at public auction nj the door OF the court
house IN Ottawa, La Sale county on the s5.h dav
OF August next at ococh IN the AFTERNOON, the land
described ia said order as follows, to wit Ihcundi-
Nlded hai 1.-THE south west quarter of section twenty
~ 70 M township tMrty-one ,3n, north If range
.asrc east otthc lhigt puncp.a MERIDIAN.
July lJ-9-9N-hi PoIIY PAINTER, admir-
lErrR SUooNuvuR, idmT
cy- The above sale has been adjourned to the pm
September Al same place at o'clock y m
administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
p( virtue Of GccIrtal order OF the Gruudy coun-
ID " circuit court entered al the July term ct SAID
court \. II, lSi9, the uuders gued will at public
auction AZ the door ot the court kuusr m MOTHS IA
said county, On the 10Th day of Superintendent nj IL
O'Clock m, the following described tract ct land
belonging 10 she estate Of Bartholomew aIcGrath.
deceased, Ia vi, the east! otthc south west OF sec
uou II, township a. north OF range ; east Of the 3i
principal meridian. Tide c.raT-,rra Of sale 500
down, balance crccit utone year with approved ser
cuuW. noMtNIyS MctiEATH, administrator, r.
lnNN-5l-6 ELIzAFtvH q BRIAN. idmHiS'r0hIr.t
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w ILL make five day trips TO and from the above
w cities, commencing ON the opening OF the NJ
yers. The facilities afforded by the propneiors Of
this Express Line Tor the sac and speedy transport
tauon otspecic bank notes packages, cases, &c the
collection Utnoe5 bills, and accounts, are amEle and
complete having prompt and responsible agcns at all
the principal intermediate places on the route Each
tors or by a competent and rusty messenger. fhev
will Doe provided with iron safes on steam boas in ali
cases. All matter intended TO be conveyed ~ this
express, mus, be- properly put up, correctly address
ed and delivered TO the messenger or to regular au-
ihonzcd agent Packages destined TO places III the
route will be delivered TO other expresses, or other
modes OF conveyance, unless otherwise orderd by
the coRsigHOr. llan2D LIVINGSTON & 20.
- The subscribers, agents for this express line,
in Ottawa, will receive all packages of moneyto be
forwarded, or orders to be executed, and vii give
their careful attention 10 any business which NAV
be- ln'rustcd 20 hcIrcare as agents ofths express line
Feb =, 1873 tUsINAS & GRiDIEY