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PROF.. BRANCA'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT PRINCE EDWARD c. Ii.
1sS ae.i session will commence on the FIRST day oil
] June, and end on the fourth Wednesday II. Sep.
.t1:er
H. course OF studies embraces all the subjects usu.
sis laugh; in the best Seminares Of the kind.
The location is remarkably healthful-the buildings
new and commodious, having been erected with refer
enc. 70 Female School.
TERMs-Board, for the session, $40; Tuition, sia;
3cr; az. May ll-cllt
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I,MES GARLAND AND VIM. NJ. CABELL
IJAvE united in the practice Of Law, and will regu-
II larIy attend the Circuit Superior and County
s..,, Of Amherst ApIomattox, Bedford, Campbell
4: Nelson, and the town Of Lynchburg.
A;d.rss-LynchbuEg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, to
,,,isr IN the Court OF Appeals. Oct sI-cu
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SPRING SUPPLY.

IITM. P. LADD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
w DRuaolsr, No. 3l9, head Of Broad street,
Saoezor HUI, is receiving, by various arrivals from
Il. Northern markets, his Spring supply Of fresh and
IRE Medicines, Drugs, Pants, Oils, Dye Suits, Win
.Ow Glass; Putty Perfumerles &C.; also, the most po-
paar Patent Medieines-the whole comprising full
and general assortment and, being purchased Upon the
aos advantageous terms, enables him 10 offer them TO
.,cuniry friends aud the public Al the lowest whole
a., and retail prices.
q Also, an assortment Of pure Wines and Liquors
i.E awayson hand and sold for medicinal purposes
.S.f
: Orders from county Merchants and PhysI
sa,s thankfully received aad promptly attended TO.
March
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We understand, from objectionable anIhori.
", that VIM. c. Rives, Esq, goes out as Minis
Ter Of the United States 10 Paris.-Us,on.
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GaEEN SPRING LAND FOR SALE.
| WISH 10 sell my Land in Louisa county, which
consists Of one tract of $50 acres, adjoining the lands
fcapt P Hacket Or. Watson and others, on which Is
comfortable dwelling, with good out houses and
Isl rae orchard. This land is finely located on the
ned from the COURTHOUSE 10 Munfords BRIDGE three
It'd half miles from Trevilan's Depot-two hundred
sr.s OF Green Spring land, and most all OF 1t good
and. Also, TWO other parcels OF land-oas of twenty
we acres and the other thirty acres-Hosty all Of II
good land, convenient to the larger tract erce-t25
az aere-one third cash, the other payments made 10
at the buyer CHILES I. BARKER.
Nav 22-cSt
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVERSATION

SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
The following delegates from Virginia at
tended this body al Charleston, South Carolina.
Rev. Messrs J. B. Taylor,J B. Jeter, Fl. K
Ellison, J. s. Tinsey, Jacob R. Scott, VIM. ].
Parish, J. L. Prichard, J. s. Bacon, A. M.
Poinde1ier, James c. Crane, Eli Ball, J L.
Reynolds, James c. Cloplon, F. II. Roberts, g..
R. Myers, G. S. Burton, J. T. Anderson, Joseph
8. Walihall, Alexander Fleet, General John
Turpin.
The officers Of The Convention were:-Rev
William B. johnson, D. D., President; Rev,
Messrs. R. B. C. Howell, Hon. Thoma, Stock,
and Rev. J. B. Taylor, Vice Presidents; Dr. Nj
r. Mendenhall, Treasurer; and Mr.. James G
Crane, Secretary.
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Tn o mas s.. Bot { 0 m,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
W A ii r r ID!

nsACTICEs In the Superior and County Courts of
I Amelia, Powhntan and No,toway.
l:rss~-Amella Court.hou Virginia.
VI, 's-c6ts
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10 JOHN G. SMITH, WM GEORGE POLLARD
AND SARAH A. HIS WIFE, JAS. o. POLLARD
AND GEoRGEANNA HIS WIFE, POLLARD,
- POLLARD, AND ALLAN Y. STOKES.
TAKE NOTICE. shall apply TO the County Court
of iienrico, at the juno term next ensuing, on be-
ssfoi the Louisa Railroad Company, 10 appoint Com
assoners TO assess tho value Of the land owned by
YOU, In the city of Richmond, lying between Broad and
Grace streets, and between Union and 10Th slrsots,
saeh Tue Sa.d Company proposeT TO condemn for their
Nav l-ctJe4 e. FONTAINE, President.
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TO nNDERTAKERS,

4 county Of Amelia-of brick, with stone foundation,
s,s with ,in-with all the specifications, will DO,
\ he Inst of aay next, deposited in the Clerks Of
Il, Of said county, for the inspection Of Contractors
IN: CGdrrakers aeaed Proposals will thereafter be
.,s-t until the first of June, hen they will be open
a Is IN. committee, and the contract awarded.
Actr.ss-'The Secretary of the Building Commit
ZEE" Amelia Courthouse, Va @ LEIGH,
In behalf Of the Committee.
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and Petrf.burg Republican will publish twice week
su III. 18th May next, and forward their accounts to
Ln.lp cnurt house.
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PRESIDENCY OF WILLIAM AND MARY.
Knowing the deep interest fell by The whole
State in The future prosperity OF this venerable in.
slulion, we deem it mol inappropriate 10 devote
some space to The action OF the Episcopal Con.
vention at Charlottesville on the 18th inst. on the
subject OF The Presidency. In the Southern
ChGrchman we find an Interesting sketch OF the
proceedings. We commence by giving the Re.
port of Bishop Johns on the subject OF the Presi-
dencx of w illia m and Mary.
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WASHINGTON, May 81.
We are anticipating some changes IN The ofi-
ces here for the FIRST Of June, and also an extern
sive change In the foreign diplomatic appoint
menls. The rumor that MIR. Secretary Clayton
wishes to take foreign mission, is positively de-
MED by his friends.
The President does moi talk nor act in any par
IAN spirit, but he permits his CG5,nst TO direet re-
movals and appointments By po,e; aud an exten.
sive system OF removal will therefore probably
take place. The change in The Consuates Mis-
sions will be pretty thorough.
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u
did not hear of a SALE
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-We have no improve
men to notice the demand and but little variation in
prices the few transactions that being at 3sD4c for
Fair Sugars and 17G0lsc. for reboisd Moasses
FLOUR.-The market continued heavy and drooping
with an increased amount offering and but limited demand
Sales 1900 bbs Ohio "a 100 Illinois, from store, "a 30
lSO Fine at 90 s. and 200 Sour at % so.
CORN-The sales embraced $500 sacks. including 115O
and gro White and Yellow 4c. and 597l. mostly White
aud Yellow II lots nearly all taken by party. al 4sc
y bushel The market opened very heavy but closed with
mness at outside prices in consequence of the favorable
news by the Cambria.
OATS.-200 sacks st. Louis sold at Soc. y bushel.
PROVISIONS.-150 bbls. Mess Pork sold to dealer at
$40 05: retail holders realise $40 Is 200 and $40 kegs
Prime Lard sold the advanced Of &c.. and we also
heard of farther sales the figure. which we could
authenticate 100 boxes Cheese sold at &c. The rates OF
Bacon confined to retail transactions at full prices
WHISKY We noticed sales of about 800 bbls in several
lots &c., and so bbs 16c at RETAIL holders realised
16A5f0l6s4c.
EXCHANGE Sterling Bills continued in fair demand
at 81kD91a p ct prem New York 60 Day Bills at aGO1
CT disc. and Sight Checks at 1sfaD1 y CT premium.
FREIGHrS.-An American ship taken up for Liv-
erpool at 5l6d for Cotton and Sd. for Corn.
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o. The prime.origin of the cholera, in the ct
mosphere, is now said to be a substance called
ozone, which is neuralized by sulphur. What
ozone is has perplexed good many The most in
telligible explanation is contained in the New York
Commercial Advertiser, where it is stated that ozone
" is another form of oxygen gas, and is also known
by the name of active oxygen, or Schonbein's oxy-
gen. 1t is generated during the action of the vol
taic battery, but is best prepared by passing the
electric spark through perfectly dry oxygen while
in the nascent state when it may be collected in
the usual way, and its properties examined 1t
has phosphorescent odor and derives its name
from its superior activity to oxygen in uniting with
other bodies. 1t has the property of decomposng
bodies on which oxygen has no effect, as the odide
of potassium; but the best method of its detection
and what may best destroy its influence, have not
as vet been satisfactorily determined
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
L.rrrunr gs 81 80 N.-LoraIrrpr. 50 win Time. Oh.


Cleared Yesterday:
Bark Charles Devsns. Rasy. New York. Bailey Rs1ter
b. bark Actson, Duley Liverpool. Holmes Mills
Arrived Y4sterdav
Steamship Yacht. THOMPSON from Port Layaca. via Gal
Ship jas Perkins Williams, 30 days from Boston, to G. w.
b. ship souness Of Loudon Rogers As days from Liver
pool. to P. Maxwell & co Point
SchI VIM. II. Gatzmer, Frederick, days from Tampa
Schr. Oregon. Tenis, days from Tampico, to master
schr Genroy MCKEE days from Cisnfuegos in ballast
n.u o,, s 9 T,,,,s
c. E. Watkins Lee from st. LOUIS,
Cora, Keeling. from CamdenLi4l bales cotton.
Marshal Ney. Glenn. from st. Louis.
Talleyrand Hunter from Nashyile-ll47 bales cotton.
Gray Eagle, Musgah. from St. MartnsviIe
DurOc Latham, from Fort Smith-i6 bales cotton.
jamestown, Savage from N ashvls-306 bales cotton.
Towboat porpose: Phillips. from the Passes
Memoranda:
Steamer Melodeon left st. Louis the 18th inst. Re-
ports the river rising fast. Left in port. loading for New
Orleans. steamers Autocrat, Amarauth and Uncle Sam
Passed steamer Talieyrand from Nashville bound down.
lying Egg Point. with OF her guards broken off
losing overheard about 800 bales of cotton, besides
other freight.
Steamer Taeyrand lost overheard about 500 e cotton
and so hhds. tobacco by the breaking OF her
Towb0at POrpoise lowed down and to tn 18th
ins ships Gondoa and Sailor Prince. bark VIM Lar bee
and schr. Scorpion.
Towboat Anso.Saxon lowed down and to sea. the
18th ins ships Essex and Akbar. and bark Laura snow
Passengers:
Per steamship Yacht fiom Gavestou-Msssrs f. Orativ,
G. Hit j. Msrtin Nicholson, Hooks Waddel
Per ship Countess OF Loudon from Liverpoo5l steerage
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.raT1nNERS, HALL

HAND and constantly receiving full and general
Osuppiv Of FANCY AND STALE SrATa anG RtsYt
.nn, Rocks made of the best linen paper, ruled and
bonnd in ali the usual forms rued and PAIN LIE ter p3.f
G Waters Copying and Notara Presses Bills EXCHANGE
Ris Lading and Custom; house Blanks; Gold and Stee
= foI assortment of Steamboat Books Pnnters Blank
Cards plain and ivory surface; Coored Glazed Paper and
Tissue PAPER together with general assortment of articles
nsed in the Counting roomor sale al the lowest possible
nriees BY ljel2 6tis1 D. FELT CO., "a Charres ST.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL.-The regular meeting
of this body held last evening" but the proceedings
of little Importance to the public consisting of the
reading of nterminable Journal, which gave the men,
hers ample time TO lake quiet nap. Alter which number
Of petitions read from sundry individuals praying the
Council for the payment of salaries due, very long
and animated discussion took place between Mr. Flanders
and Mr. Witt. That prolific subject the balls. being in
motion and under very animated discussion at 10 o'clock
when reporter left.
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FIRE.-On the 7th inst. fire broke out in the
planning mill of Messrs Morton g. johnson, on East
Front street, Cincinnati The planning mill, a saw
mill adjoining, and several thousand feet of lum-
Der, were destroyed
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1919.

FRE.-A fire Oceared about hai.past one o'clock this
morning in frame building the corner Of Vic
tory and Frencb.en streets, Third Municipality. The build
ing occupied grocery store and entirely con-
d.yit
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"a. For San Francisco, California To Sail NTH
%fME IispaLeh-lhs spendid and very fast sstug hip
sEaAs MEDFORD, Capt Dryer. having fhree-i0urths
of her cargo engaged and going board vii have mme-
date dispatch For balance of freight or passage having
board, at post IL, Second Mnnicipaliy, or to
leg LEVI h. GALE. SO Common street.
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Tho Second Munioip any Whafvss.

Hessrs EdtersI noticed las, week an article IN ins
relative the extending and rang of the wharves
OF the Second Mnncpalty, and indirectly recommending
The WORK to be given TO Mr. Langton. Now the edit
Of that paper have taken themse
p,efer for certain person who they say has put IN
prOpOs on To do said work suppose proper 'or
enter into the discussion OF the had supposed that
the Aldermen to be allowed make their own So &C.
that they fully competent to decide in aid 10
offers do public work Int il tey are 10 b..
Influenced by press it Is but right that both ii es shou
be known.
specification on file in the Sarve, office Ambiguous and
ndetBlte-tie amount oil work 10 be done, the he ght
which the wharves be raed The time when be
done, nsdths Teta ms he privilege of
rng certain things 10 be dOae frd secunns the
work he determine; and taken a oget ner,
this docum Mt is cunos,y The Surveyo may
make certain requirements of contractor and release
other in regard 10 work time of completion as he
thnk ut. There Is penalty regard TO time in finishing
penalty for the comneton of of wharves md
now are Is it by the hundred feet Who
shall say what the Second Municipalty would ioe by
oeaS aoe 10 use their whais at the season How
mas been ofc,e? Has not experiment. in egad
to the haves ssute in most greyous loss to the NUM-
ctpd ly Have not the lowest almost all
proved me most expensive the end from the -comp
ance OF the parties contracting and the increased
Their t"kinR np and doing tine work And this will he
the noe, II the work given those whom the
Council kRoB viii do the work nell and promptky
Ii Mr. LsngOn has the ans and sppljapces
and furnishes heavy bond or ainre say by the fr of
November next then IT lowr than Others the Council
being satisfied that The work will be done WITHOUT fail give
it 10 him but it give 1t to the lowest whe the
Council kn0u that The work will be done stipn AT
all events the work should be given without delay To
much time has already been lost and usual the work
properly delayed wharres. The fall business will
contract and every days delay will cost this Municipality
hundreds OF dollars. (Je19-li1 Q.
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A' 70 81 T'ahcrpitoaiss street,
GENERAL coMMIssioS 5IIs Ef =. :sI &c In
p0nsss o. IN nackaees wholes halves and qnarteS'
THTRONs-25O boxes fresh Genoa.
PRtINES-In jars and fancy boxes.
FfRE OR ACKERS-500 bcxes go.
PPEGASSHao bags and barrels, hns Texas
CHAWPAGNE-lt0 baskets
BRANnY CHERRiEs-MUsCATW INEsm ,-f sa Ge
MISUNDERSTANDING for manuiac'y >. 'au"en~ w.
PPEEpPER PiMHNTO and RACE GINGER-4Oo bags.
MACKER elan nvoce assorted; - ~
XII MIN J|S--9O0 freils and bags Sof Smell
niWE SPort various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga
go cases Old spanish. s
Fu.BERTS and BRAZIL NUTS. and every variety OF
,o, nj Fsa, Hr M Tow PEAs-5OO bushels.
SCREEMhDe S RI IN, .nns,ior ST. Louis. jel2 If
&C Tho aalahrafed Anerican Powdar Or
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AMUSEM ENTS.
OLYMPIC TIL E A T Z z

W W. ~ = = a - 6'
sols Lessee and Manager H. SCHUYLER.
Stage Manager Mr. G. I. ROWE TeaSurer Mr. I. TuCkEK
~ oticeA Car oH ieaue The Theatre for Lafayette soery
night after the performance ,,.ru mi =,
Lastu of the w. R. HART Third
night Of OLYMPUS IN NEW ORLEANS.
THURSDAY June l9Wi be PERFORM tn new bntiesqus by
L BTydon, entitled OLYMPUS IN NEW ORLEANS Jupiter,
Mr. Brydop; Cupid Mr. GytnFe: Apollo Mf. haeSeu Mars
Mr. DUFFY: Venus Petrie; Juno, Miss verify ov-re by
The peIol will commence with JOHN
JONES John JONES' Mr. Duty Guy GoodacK Dat. mart Mis-.
Melton, Miss Saznau.
The Police Department the direction Mr. j. McCos-
Doors open o'clock. Cur will precisely
Guarer before .lr Prices of Admission Dress CIR
c ami pauee cents Second Tier 25 cents Colored
SO cents Coord Gallery, IS CENTS Box Office open from 10
TO n M where secured application Treasurer
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THROUGH TICKETS FOR CALIFORNIA
kGe. Pacific Mail Steamship fHee
ELkEN COMPANY. x4E&N

gJ,HE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM PACKETS
l. Panama, 1gS7 tons. ...... Captain David G Rally.
Oregon. 1893 tons...-..... - Rob IT n. Pearson
California, 1850 tous...... :. Thomas Bndd.
Are intended to form Monthly Line between PANAMA
Cabins are furnished Bedding. but Wines or Liquors
and will be lowed space for personal baggage free the
extent OF 80 pounds wegb-nos excee1 measurement
10 cubic feet Fret h Baggage Merchandise
when takea $50 per and TX Specie Pscka
should exeeed LIS onnds weight for mule carnage
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Cabin. steer1ge
From Panama to San B. or Mazsslan. 800
" San u lego. minimum. 2SV IN
- :" San Francisco. ~ Iu
Passengers the Stessg found only with such rsons
furnished to the ard must provide their own
Bedding No .tores he landed will be AIKEN baggage.
All persona port cha ee including health fees and boat
hire to be paid by pasengem secured until paid
appointed agents for SAD Company and VII be suppled
with ud nPR RsXblsE SW NJ CO.
iell Ct 81 GrayieI street.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

Il. For San Francisco. California.-The sunerior
x&&E and las,.saihng bark oOosA, Capt. sou'haId,
10th vi vpss
hiv'S
is 10 81 Gfayief street.
%SFor San Francisco -On SATURDAY. .2ad
an ei %ass. new s p ssi
cargo engaged will positively sail above Persons who
Their passage o, they vii be given TO other applicants
Apps to The Ca.taS ON to.d near tie Mint. or 10
FAR DisE: hAWRAsON 8 co: g GIayis!st
The carries hs
become entitled 10 Membership in the Company jeia 81
To Sail on saturday, 23d inst,-Only Vessel.
sg9a sn AZ ss o sxTG I'd
-. DAY, 23d inst-Ths fine; fa., sailing coppe ed
has comfortable cabin accommodations and The Storage
will be fitted up 50 as to ssnG%ey accommodate lmred
+ W N + RRis g RsH SS WIS., Ss,s,,
wao srm n h san s a %
lshmp dating from their arrival at Chaees until they sail
~ To sail on SATURDAY, July "A.
Leave r. cs.ss ss q sA Tfh ysS Vi" ].
l. Saloons. ..:ss g g It t:.:'
Nc ssss .ee.sd with nn S M can b.
engaged on application undersigned where plan of
her cabins will he limited quantity OF freight will
be taken at 40 cents yer cubic foot
ief8 y. j MEEK Elk. 5h Poydras street.
g. For San Francisco, California.-7o sail on
<fXE .MOFiJ.fY, 25h iasf.Tbe fast sailing clipper
s.enz.s buili bark MADONNA, Capt j. Mtche |, having
most of her engaged will sail above touching Rio
de Janeo aparaso asd Caao She OF s. ton blrthen
commanded by OF much experience in the Pacific and
offers superior accommodations for passengers having
and airy bet decks which will be fitted The most
desirable manner For freight passage apply board at
G. j. MEEKER, S. Poydrss st.
TT Passagein First Cabin. $3.50 Second Cabin. 5000
No Steeage Passengers taken. and berth until
maid for je16
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REcoRDxR's .CoURT. sEcoED MUsIoIPALITy Mary
Jane Williams c., accused by Harriet Turner
OF stealing from her. the night of the h n from her
house IN Union street. pettlcoais. chem ses dress.
shut, neh:gswn, and pair of shoes. III 80 belong
ing to complainant also, petticoa's towels brea'tpn
and market basket, worth So belonging Pene Wcks;
also linen peticoas linen chemse linen pocket hand
kerchle worth 50 belonging to Sarah Humphrey.
amlned by Recorder Baldwin and be First DIS
Court for trial John Murphy also the
First District Court, for assault Patrick Mcdonald,
Saturday night. at the of Grod and Tchoupouas
streets also for assault Robert Wer watchman
wounding him in The wrist with deadly wea.
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OLOTHlN oil LOT HING.
RETAIL STOCK ARRIVED!
NJ BARNETT. No. 10 CAMP EXT. has Just received
I Der ships Galena Quebec and Memphis, large and
we'll assorted stock of fine SUMMER CLOTHING made
expressly for the retail city trade:
Super Black French Msrino Dress and Frock Goats;
Fine Dsap d Etc 'Orsay Goats and Sacs;
Cashmeette and Tweed Sacs all colOrs; . "a
Cashmeette PaeiOts and dOBay Coats all col0s !; =
Plain Linen Plaid Linen and Nan keen Sacs;
Spper. Fancy Grass Sac and dOsay Goats:
Fancy and Black English Merno DO do.
Black and Fancy French Merno Pants;
Superfne Drap d'Ete Pants;
White, brOwn and Fancy Linen Drill Pants;
Ida Nankeen and English Merino Pants;
\ Fancy Linen Vests;
E;ne Rack Bombaz.. ~-hroiderad White MarseiIle.
sinner PLAIN Figured and Flu, % EFT, I3 CAM ats
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WESTERN CHEESE.
M ROYES WESTERN CHEESE landng-for sale BY
OU lmyW Ell HART y co., % TehouP''ouissN
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Doors Richard Edwards stole yesterday from the store
of Edward Overlook Custom house street, par of
boots valued $l6 The FIRST Municipality police arrested
Richard who before the First District Court by
Recorder Gensis will not have opportunity OF be-
ing himself again" for some months to come
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STEALING CLorHING.-Emile Brea was examined before
Recorder Genois yesterday charged with stealing clothing
from Mr. Peter Ricke He sent before the First Dis
lIcf Cnnrt
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT Orrfcs,
T,o,J,y Morninr lime 10. 1S

CRESCENT OrTfCe,
Tuesday Morning. June 10. 1919
COTTON.-The Geographic dispatches, received yeser
day of the by the Cambria did not appear to have
.uv effect on the MARKET which continued inactive, the
sales not exceeding 200 bales including list OF 400 Tennes
sees. classsd as Low Middlpg. at &c.
SKw.oRLKANs CLASSIFICATION.
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE-From New Basin.
F- - FOR MONTGOMERY, WE: ~ =
LsIksa.S TUMPKA, SELMA. and all ~esE4
LsdDss .Vsp Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. at P. NJ
The light; draught steamship A. OGDEN, CAPTAIN
Kercheval and the new, ightdraught steamboat Be-
CON, Captain Leonard, will run as regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, we
tumpka and all landings Alabama River-eaving each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock P n Q H.s OF
the boats will be ready to receive freight at the NeT h
foot of Julia street, MONDAY MORNING onippeIs
and passengers may depend these boats mak!ns I
trips during the entire For freight OF opp"
on board at the New Basin, or to ,,,,, 10 prdr.,
~. D "A " oas !" q" ~ mig If
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-The Attorney General filed
infomaOns this Court yesterday against the following
persons: Patrick Bremen. John Smith, and James Buen
charged with assault and battery; and Thomas Collins and
John Audhun, alias Outlaw alias Sam Powers charged
with larceny
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-19
SHIPS-SHIPS.
EIGN PORTS.

aA For Liverpool.-The A and ast-sailng ship
go HOPE, Capt Weston. having he greater part Of
e her cargo gagged, wili have immediate DISPATCH
For freight of 800 bales Coz passage, amply TO
jig LEVI II GALE. SO Common st.