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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-16

TnE Asron Place MASSACRE AND THE PGlcE or
SrooKs.-The London correspondent Of one of our
New York contemporaries states, that there is full
and fair demand for New York stocks in the Lon
don money market, because the events Of the
memorable night Of the Tenth Of May last, in
front Of the Astor Place theairc-ihe principal one
Of which was the shooting Of twenty-five citizens,
and the manning and wounding a great many
morc-did everything to create confidence in Arno-
ncsn stocks. We certainly had no idea that the
signing Of the Macresdy card and the subsequent
proceedings, had anything to do with the price Of
stocks, or that the whole matter originated among
stock spectators in Wall street. However, the
longer we live the more we learn. A repetition OF
the game Would not, however, in all probability,
be quite as successful, nor would it, perhaps, be
either cafe or iudlcious to try It.
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tHtufr CoVsT- l. 3 TO ~
Copnos Prp,.-iis $50 49, 81, rs 80 So o.. @ 8, n
TO- 20 rs, 90 CO "a, 30, A. co, 49, rs, 90 e5, 90 100
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The steamer soushcrncr.

! Cn.sLxsfos, Sept IL. 1919.
The steamship sou;hsTner has arrived a. THE port,
| FROM New Yoik.
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Naval Infrlll.rcnce

The United ststes ship yorktovn aud United states
foat
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TIE ELECTION IN New YORK, AND THE FEDERAL
ADMINISTRATION Since the reunion Of the di-
vdcd elements Of the democracy, the wing Jour
mails in this city, and throughout the State, have
been very fdgety and restless. They are quite
uneasy, and are preaching, prayin and beseeching
the wings TO be energetic, cautious, careful and
wachful. lest they should lose the State in Novem-
bernex They 60 so FAR to say, that The repu
taiion and fate Of General Tay ors administration
depends upon the result Of the cones, ia this State
Now, we believe in no such thing The result, if
successful for the democracy, may, and probably
viii, have very important bearing and influence
on the reputation and fate of the cabinet at WASH
ineion, but no; on The old hero who now occupies
the White House. General Taylor stands on his
own botiom-,ie cabinet on theirs the custom
house, too, stands on is own bottom. But the CD
binet have grossly violated the principles and
pledges Of General Taylor; they have acted
against hls wishes, and they must take the respoa-
.,Liliiy. For himself, personally he will, we are
sure re gain the right track, and yet stand before
tie people in his true character.
The conduct OF the cabinet, in the distribution
of Office IN this city, is OF itself sufficient to sink
them in tie estimation Of the people. The very
men who excrted themselves to the utmost to Sc
cure General Tay lor's election have been insulcd
end ret aside in the distribution Of Office to make
room for a few families, and few lazy reporters
and editors, who have had sinecures conferred
upon them, with The understanding that they will
puff the cabinet, and applaud all their acts in
Obscure journals without either influence or circu-
laiion. The remains Of by-gone century have
been exhumed and planted In Office, to the exclu-
zion Of the real working men Of the wing party-to
crafty private interests and private cliques of
managing politicians, who want TO use the Pres-
dent for their own selfish purposes.
Looking at the subject in this view, we do not
think that General Taylor, personally, will be az
fecied by the result Of the election in this State in
November next-ii i, should be favorable to the
united democracy. II may affect the cabinet-but
what else could be expected, If IT sows tares, it
canno, expect TO reap anything else.
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Jah 81 kcstsni onrh Tsrto Ros,on. 49, "N' ~
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fHsFsU'0r'
City Inspectors Office. Sept 10. 1919
OF diseases having affinity to cholera the deaths
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Newspar,er Postage,

New York, Sunday, September 10, Isa9.
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Neansldag AoIniag, Aa9l15. lsD.t
C0TTON.-hs bizh prcal which are INSISTED On - is
on have caused bqysu % AithdrW oF t6a monahf sd
YESTERDAY passed without sales sor,b specifying
HEw-OELKAEg cLassFEIc ATIosl
Interior .........g.7 OK aiddHaF F-ir Sf7d5e
Ordinary .....4.s...8 635 kaf............s-l fli1
NiddiinG... 21l Good 1nraaI
Good AdaHgs,..s.95l11 70 lt3ood and .uolna
ToBACCO.-THs sales ineIudsd no hhd. II uhisk8
bids. Mason county r. at &c. and l62 hhda- fellows 1o4
A. at5, and s. r. q slc. y b. Pdoss r and ilsaoot
light
SUGAR AND MOBAssEs. -Fmusaodona IN boa 81
rsiail, ard pridsl unaltersd
FhoUR-Few buyes and he mafket extremely dull /.
The Esles confined 70 few handTsd bbi in loas at5 %
5es . for saphns. and Ss s7s9 IS 1S6 for Extra and
/ Choice. .
CORN-Demaad fsfhef better and 09 seeks dsppaed Of
incpdpg 1850 saeks g5gd for shipmsht e. 80, 80 DO.
white CSC. 200 and 400 & 80 do. prime at g. and rs
do a. 50e q basheE
OATs.-Stl declinihg salea M5 saokl a. % the Ls-
wee, and 25s do. At al14ie. pushai.
RROFIslONS.-Some inquiry of Pork with sales Of g
bbia Mess Ordinary At ss 67z go do Prime at. 50 Do o.
IS, los Mess Al % 90 and 100 do at % . Dbl Snail
lots Of Bacon bring 5(05zS ioT Prime sdss and 51<zc
for Shoulde4E. RottdnE doHe iRI4aai.
i HAH.--A lale Of So bales Western a s25 = ton.
COkfEE4-Rio frm. and 40Db sold a. IKE. Fzlb.
Wills kY.-7A los Of 100 bbls Raw. q si5Is b5oHEht
Dc. gallon, Rssfisd duil ii lsG8ls1
CANDbESA safs Of 100 boxes Star Candies al Re = IL
EXCHANG Es.--No vanation-
| EIGLIT5--Nothiae new I'D asked for Cation n
! Liverpool md none % Be shippsd a Iess
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Dry Goods BY the Package.
PINE FANCY ARTICLES,
GOLD PENS,
Pc F o NJ e RY,
Combs, Brushes ana CENTS Furnishing

PERI UNI RY,
Combs, Brushes ana CENTS Furnishing
Goods
t- We have in splendid assortment Of new and beau
htu FANCY ARTICLES,
to which receiving additions 6ycysy packet We invite
the following list:
CARD CASES. ..Peari, Shell, Silver, ETC.
RETlCULES.-. Silk aud Velvet elegant patterns
PURSES. IA fine assortment, styles.
DESKS. Ebony, Rose Wood Paper Msche etc.
WORK BONES Ebony Rosewood, Papisr Mache,etc.
DRESSING CASES. ..Ebony, Rosewood, Paper Mache,
PORTFOLIOS Leather, Velvet and Papier Maehs,
ACCoRDEoNs,.. Best French double frame
MUSIC BOXES. Shell and Tin cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS. A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-of all the most celebrated makers, al presa
Ringing from one TO eighteen dollars.
DOMlNoEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES. "a large assortment
sODEUR BOXES. From two to six bo1lss.
PAPETERIEs. ...of Ebony, Rosewood Paper etc.
FANS. ot Pear, Ivory, Feather, Paper Silk etc.
EohIE- MoNNAlES.. ..Of She'll Pearl, Leather etc.
CANES. Mounted with Gold, Silver etc.
UMBRELLAS. "A superior article, made for use
CORK JACKETS. Life Preservers
PERFUMERY Of all kinds.
sUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHIEFs
CRAVATs, STOCKS and sCARFs
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS
We have nov IN store complete Of our fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS ASS have sizes made we
guaranty These Shirts expressly for onr ~
s and Of the latest styles, of the best ma
teas and IN the best manner. -
GUINNESS & co,
VsSsup IL CAM Street, opposite the City Bank
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New Orleans CattIe Market.

ReDaed 3oF he Crescent LAFATETTn Aug NIX
There has been hutone arrival to-day Ths steamsTGant
with As hogs Prices arc follows ;Besf li class So
61ie, second class. 45e, sibs H0sa. 4G5e 8; shssD
% 50 head Cows 8s5i0esO p bead Gas. 5sq0qa. D
bnEbeI Bran. u 4s6Si50c . 10 B.; Hay, on . Ton,
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'lATfrUDF g 8 50 N.-LoE0fFUDE g Win Time. g.
Cleared Yesterday
Bark Louisa Ouu6y. Baitmors, J. Il. AshbFides
Schr. Sovereign. Hilton, Savannah. BaFeili y Go
Is Arrived YssfsraaW
Bark Tedssco Webster 3D. days from Boston, masisF
Sd my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Oregon. fIiern. from MObia
mOndiana, LaIosei flofH Balize.
AnRa, HiHekley. E0m Washington.
Cant. Bnstir, from Ouashita HiFer.
New World. Characteristic. from Cincinnati.
TOspb0aG Louisville, Poole. from fheFassag
TorbOat Mississippi. Rinehardt. from the Pases-
Memoranda;
TowbOst Louisville tOWed down and % sea, ths 9ih
inst, ship Gov Davis
ToWbUat Mississippi lowed down and 70 On the 7th
INST ship Lapland banks Napoleon and Polymuia, and
brig HabaneTo.
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Corner Of Canal and Royal streets
III AVE STILL IN STORE few lots Of desirable arti.
Giles for Summer, which they will offer lower
than their former prices in order make for thernew
STOCK They consist in part as follows:
! case Plain black JACONET;
case Fancy Style do. 12HC.;
case New Style PRINTS small patterns:
] Fufnturs do
oRG5A4Mn LIE MUSLINS, very rich patterns 57hc.
=, 4 pieces Rich SILK AND WOODEN CURTAIN
aD N This article being cOnsignment viii be
sold 70 close at less than the inst price in France
- We have Just received, per steamship Falcon and
snip Tennessee, II cases PRINTS, Of them small pat
telS foT DhldTen with handsome assortment of Cur
tam and Broghe MUSLtHS for MotQaiiO Bars; Table
GS9ysis q AZ patlems; Table Cloths Napkins Plain
Whlte SWISS MUSLINS Plaid and St1ned Muslins
M ~ DAMASk LINENS for Table Cloths II, ~
anu lS-4 LINEN SHEETlNGS-R very superior article,
ggaTTaantled ali linen. p s. E. REILLY, ~
JgA5 4msdp corner OF Canal and ROYAL sts
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A Louisiana, Plantation For Sale

THE MOUNT PLEASANT RETREAT PLAN
a TATlOk-Situated on the east side Of the Mississippi
veT IN the Parish of Easr Baton Rouge $50 miles above
he City Of Neworeans, and Is miles above the town Of
-. Il eoniaias 1860 ACRES UPLAND, of which
sS 40 Acres are cleared, and the remainder densely
- Wooded principally with Magnolia 5sOh itthefe is
A large Two; STORY DIV ELL ING. gitlsfour large a
rooms on each floor with wide Hall between. aad f,A
gaienes on both storles front and rear Brick e.Si
Smoke-house Kitchen add Nil housei Frame press
Ssgo Q9aIteSi Baeksmlths Shops Carpenters Shop;
STABLES Crib, and good Gin house and Mill
The location is high and very healthy. being beyond the
Bprings of good water. =
The LANpING is the best between ST. L6uis Mo-. and
NewOneans, La, and with force of so hands, the paoe
to steamboats,
It's suitable for CoTToE or SUGAR PLARrArtoE or a
good STOCK FARM, for which purpose it would be very
valuable, advantage could be taken OF the NewOeans
market when the upper rivera low and stock soarce
II NOT sold an advantageous Patnersh could be formed
with the Proprietor Negroes would be taken in payment
as Cash, at a fair valuation.
For further particulars, pnce and terms address
jy2s eMd&W 8m NewOrleans
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MUTUAL INSURANCE.

100000. Dollars,
Is ready receive applications and make insurnees
at their office the north west corner of Camp and Sra
Fler streets, q
Fire, Marine and Riuer Risks, .e
al the tariff rates of premium Il
ms Company il abshed upon the Mutual Principle
o. Insurance and is emphaioay Home Institution. It's
cites for investment
Every person nsuring with it becomes interested in its
Tue prqhts, instead of being diydedsamonR
ne I5ustee aware of the vital necessity Of well
any pedged FUND. reliable in of loss and
B9 under ali ordinary calamity assure the public that
they nave now fun d Of = = .
It0o Hundred Thousand Dollars
SUBJECT TO all the CONTINGENCIES of CAPITAL and liable
for the losses Of the COMPANY 49, anu lNDS
me 1Iutee peeye this subscription oers ful secuTitv
guaahlees oI pfompt and liberal settlements in cases III
los, as the funds of the Institution are TetSinsd No.
its belDg purely Southern and Domestic frStrti it
acis are nor eontoled by foreign Dreetor and o
form TO Southern habits in its mode al busnase " van
The pOJtioiO of the Company Is al ali fI,as ,D F,E
Inspection Of parties wishing TO make insurance with HI
LIT u stees'....
Samuel Bell Thomas A. Adams, Moses Craenu,o5
j. A. baTelh, Nm. r. Convene. Gsndv Ppgse 0''
DaYd d9ndsns John - belh,- ], W. Stanton.
Nathan JARVIS george Tomas, r. Smms,
J, + q Vles, John M Bell II. Nj Wight.
e. ]. Walsh, James KiTkman, RI 81 Simmer
J. w. ZaohaIie John e. HYDE John o Wo53rnfF
@. T. BuddsOke, Louis de les, w 3. AIotjuteheop
q. a. BanieIe, %, L. Dabesteen, y. PUG PUG,
a. Taylor VIM. Burgess, ID, l., Ranett
J, RlffaTd, @. r Wright. F,V. Carlisle.
- SAMUEL, BELL. President.
eHAg, hikES6si, sis9Is8i' = ifls eall
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AMUsEBfNNTS.

PISTOL sHooTINGI
t The II. H. W. H. SILVER CnP free all, VII be shot TO-
Tone shot MONDAY the 2sd, and every following e e
Gallery Of the Hotel. J.. u. M.
PassChTistia., July n, 1873. iYi2am
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THE SOUTHERN sENTINEh
'DUBLIsHED IL. PLAeuKMlNE, Parish Of herViis in
the of the STATE, and in Of It's most wealthy
snd pepqous distficts e sbOn! to enter o. its SbCND
VOLUME EnlaLged, AID with eqtne NEW M A.
TERiALS. City .tayos are respectfully solicited. All
ApvKRTIsE MEKTs .leit with A. -BbQNsEMAt No. ~
Camp street. viii be punctaallY attended to.
jy2ss W. P. BRADBURN, Editor and Proprietor.
TEAsl TEAstt
fkNHE subscriber is receiving large stock lzss7
a Of superior Green and Black TEAS, Of bis
wnaeeciionsl which he Offers for sale at reasona
gh .CHAs. SEDUCTION. a Camp siTsst.
10 TCS. Shay's Extfa n ANS. Tor sale By
Asl auto CHAS. sTOUGHTON, e Camp 81
d. BEEF TONGUES.
q BOXES Shay's TONGUES :, just neeyed and for
81 ale BY Iaul0l cHAs. sToUGAT0h. g oamp s..
LOAF AND CRUSHED SUGAR.
Al PACK AGES Loaf; Crushed and Powdered Sugar
III landing from shiD Palestine. and for sale By
anle CHAS. BfUuGHfON, stCefnp q.
8AO HoxRs Sicily ISalois' iusl received pr hail
bSlQN 4, e0plaAs \ poag TQAaspllaalss n
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n. 81 T.. Meetings This Evening.
Temple Nleetlng ,. This nrenlna.

FINN DEGREE Temple No. l. at Temple Hail. No 5s<
Canal street, at ooock-for third degree and business
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WANTED
A IOURNEYMAN BLACSSMITH- iHns,Iiately--
o. inquire al the Shop, ON DVades street Triton
walk. L.. LAMBERT.
Es- None need ahpy but good wofkmsn sui4 il
PRIVATE BOARDING WANTED.
N GENTLEMAN and his wife desire to procure Board.
"A ing ina private family, during Tie year whs5e the
charge WOnid be moderate, They furnish their ovRn
apartments If nscesseT being about GUT housekeeping
a note addressed BOX R g. tPest-ofiee, will meet
WishpIompt attention. anl3f
TO BIZ RAFFLE ~
III Z splendid SloOp Yacht, IL. TITUS, IS feet ~
l9ng ~ ieer beam testgaileI; built a Madi, a y
sonvlles q the best live oak, and copper fastened
and well found-eVeFy thine new Gf@- Per Chances Ap-
~ She now liss q lie New BASIN. = aus St
'--, "ENTIRELY NEW 2
A most superior and new style of Mems SUM-
: meT HATS Yopths and Chdrsn's Fancy
HATS and GAPS. received by late arrivals
" These goods are unsurpassed in this OF any
other market and can be found, together with complies
and varied assortment Of HATS, CAPS. gMBRELhAS,
and. BABY JUMPERS, at DARCYiS,
aul3 b. corner OF Ghaltres aud Canal sts
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VVHE PATENT RAPID WATERsPURIFIERn
i a new article OF English invention and now inst IA
oduced into The Bnited States This Filter Is made OF
peculiar kind stone, which performs the percdlatOn with
greater aBdity than any abefyet discovered. 1t eTih
dreal 10 shape sand capable Of FLEEING from so DQ
gallons per day iTpidy dsengagss matter OF every Kind
hed 10 suspensOn renders the water beautifully pure
and iimpid AMI from ifs peculiar construction rs paeu-
larry adapted purifying the M ssissippi water This Filter
OueOf the most useful inventions OF the day It's sinl
city Of Construction, it's dua0ity-H9 matter bow lmpute
muddy the waer may bsa failing uhpy Of pure
water without Bny trouble the speedy removal Of a delete
rous matter its Applicability be placed n HHier suits,
Tanks, CsteTns PORds, Reservoirs, particularly room
mends il 10 notice of HOte Boarding Housas, steam
boats Ships, Private Families Oiee, etc, for aloi which
there are sizes suitable Several OF then have already been
put up in the eyand county and found to answer every
store where persons invited TO call ami examine them,
mot with a view Of buying, a. q CURIOSITY
ALEXANDER NIL.
aul4 House Furnishing Store, S. Camp IT.,
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SHIPS-sHIPS.
FoREIGN PORTS.


ga For London Al and fast sailing s5ig oN-
TAR1o, Capt. Wilmer having most Of heyeaIEo
.aA ENGAGED, will have immediate dsDateh. FoTh light
AIT asi4 u e'.-' :, ~ REVI H. GALE. g Common s.
FgE ytgo7PssssSs 0 ~, aas, iaSs sailing
j hsging al her cargo ensaged vii have ,nEsediaie
suI sAip', y 'O' t. h. GAIE.8 90 Common strust.
7i For sisal and CaTnge aehYshs a9s iaslsail--
60 mediate dispatch For freight u pszlass, Apply on
'3 ~ opposite posi- s' DEWEY 2i coz ravsr
C6AsTWIsE PORTS
"a Fer ton-THs fine fast sailing lhip pA1lgAs-
- For freight orPsssage. amply g
aul5 1. @. CALI 81 Gommon sIIse..
Fer ,s ~ New Yor5S se O. R ~ ssiS4 s
I - AFEesHAE3 Copeland, rpaaieI haylag an hsf
sage only having fine recommendation. apply on
sai8 JNo w. ANDREws-s CO.. 81 Common St.
-. For New Fork-The ine new. bark ION1AS
s Capt orowell viii nave inmsais,s dispatch.
Captain on board opposite t5 Is ta9ss y e
~ Deck Load wanted. aan
J - For New Rork-The fine sehE MARY LANG
SllAAs BON, Gapt Lungdou, wal have immedfais dis
anil D1''n' = n'' DEWEY C 5gs,i 81 G,avarst
:Fe For lev Xork.-Ths new bdE 3. 2, HOB
.SAs TON, Capt Barton, will have immediate Dispatch
apll = ''ssn' = DEWEY CO. 81 Gsazisrs
Eot Ns4 49, rs ltaei ~ 10y 2tssn
master, Wih have dispa Oh lot the ahoVe poyt. For
freight PASSAGE apply 70 the UHnaiE board OK 70
au3 G. W. OLIVER. q St. Chareu -
- For Bostou-E3isnatek EiHe - he 6ne Fast sal-
- ing brig SAM AND B6N, Smith. master, hev-
- ing part Ot her cargo engageds viii have qaiok
dispatch for the above pom F0f balance OF freight o.
passage, having fine accommodations fer cabin passenger
All NOW ANDREWS & co. 81 Common st.
-. For Boston.-E}O st0R AID Jieu Orleans Regular
dsS SLine--The fine and very fast sailing A 4 bark
- ORION, Capt John nIlis, viii have ir21aediate
Dispatch This vessel has superior accommodation Tor cabin
and Storage passengers and ne Ioou suitable for
family For freight passage apply. 70 tR Captain. on
IVA DEWEY & CO., 81 Gravss It.
~ AgsntsiR Boston, Henry, Lincoln & Co
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" Native american Fire 90. No, 16.-7The msm.
be n The Shove Company hereby notified Meeting
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th inst past 6'eoek.
The utmost punetpaty required, business importance will be
brought before he Company By order Foreman.
anl4 L. P. MciLVAlNi Secretary.
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Keep that Gate shut.

NEW .9RRIT.8L -OF-THE CELEBRATED
PATENT INCLINED PLANE SELF-OLOSlNg
O. GATE HINGE.
II AM NOW RECEIVING, direct from the A. cent n
4 new lot Of this CELEBR ATED HINGE, suTpassipg
anything Of the kind ever used nventsda sizes The
No 46 ChaftTes street For sale By -.
VIM. A. BEECHER
aul ~ Sign OF the Big Model Gate.
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~ Finn Decree Temple No. 1.-The Members
Of his Temple requested Hail. 58i Canal
street. WEDNESDAY EVENING, August Is, at o'clock FOR
Eeeonq ofeer for he ensuing term Funcialiy expected
from all the Members. By order Of the w, ID. II.
auls 81 ] II. STUART w. D. R.
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snurupP1r Vnnur I
LOUISIANA HIsTRIoNI0 ASSOCIATION.

P. "a. MeALPIN President
. ~ THEODORE A. JAMES. 2 Treasure
l. ID. MARKS Stage Manager.
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w MRS E. LAMAR respectfully announces TO the Honorary
Members Of the Association, aud her friends generally that her
Benefit viii take place the Evening THURSDAY next August
6 which occasion will be presented Buwer popular Play
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FOR CALIFORNIA.


sess For California via ohasTss:5g s! s RI. .a
W sssa%gbib A36o Lieut. II j. Hsss5
saliisr4is and q S'sf9s Mails on W56SEabAY heidi
In Saloons. to ChagEes.. Sls9 W
i ssslss sG and mess crew baee s %
PA re Ap5iIisE fezvTB As6R s co. Agents
au14 g. GavieE street,
-4.x.For San FRANCISCO, oalifonfa.--Fhe fms, iest
s5Raf Res5 master aaS Sssias ps Of sr
cargo engaged VII have prompt dispatch rms ye q =
s s ~ IS S goyass She LIS Splendid sis.sos seo
moaalions for limited nulh9erof passnge For bsancs
o. e''Ap'' % I'm Il. MI HkRRIsON 3 CO, 7POgdrss
or to 9. WICKHAM, e BienEle s. e @5so
a. Ne Dosage red engaged Until pad
e Eer o9lif9Ena v:g oa 6sT5d .isSss sbii5
Sss AIaABAhEA, j. j. WASN'T. conma9deE VIII
a sfGf i On sa aR6E sf S Eli Isl 3 Oooo
In saloons. go q Lover CaBi8; - s75 90
ts5sgemsss YIN ms, grew S.d "a; PASSAGE can be
e5sssed on IMPLICATION 70 the Undersigned where an q
bsf cabins viii heseen, "A limited quantity Of freight wiA
3 5 ssf'u a. Z SsA q j SEEkER S Pqydrus street
N. B.-Pessengers BY lie Alabama ca procure Through
Tickets for the Pacific Mail Steamer to leave Panama about
'ns iPARZbisB, YIAyEsSAsgS 8 co. szGnys. 8
!. SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA MONEY
is aug la ' e HART & co. Is Tehouplloula. st
PRINTED MUSlINS.
TJRlhTED hgShlaS, all sty les, now selling az ~ cents
anif - - THos, BRADY. p ChaEtre. st.
MRS. INGRAM
~ = FASHIONABLE MILLiNER. On
! - Tuscan aud SlraU Hat .naapf actNrer. = l. ~
- No. 192 CAMP STsRKKT. New OfIeans =
- Tgscen, Straw, and NsaPoltan HATS 81 -
cleaned and altered in asupefi0r styls. - eVU
- Country orasH viii be puHgtually aitsndedto.
Pacific Mali steamship C0mpanys
NNHIS Company having completed the organization al
= tEsf line Of The u. g. n all SeRnem from Ranama @
California aad Oregon, viii hereafter appropriate onhah
Of the tckel eaoh steamer, to sW ok AVID other
one,fouTth to Panama.
The underlined viii Be supplied with the tickes appE0-
leaving PanAma.
Passage IN Cabin from Panama TO California $50
PARADIsE. LAVRAsoNS' 3 Co.
lel5 5m Agents, 81 9arGvier riIsel..
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STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.
II VIE lightdraug ht steamer LUCY WING, now yiB
Il a Algiefs, IN good repair and condition, ~ =,
ls offered for sale accommodating terms
She has fms cabin for boat Of her class,
carries seventy tons freight, and h well found and eady Io
jyi4 If JOS. H. MOORE. IO7 Poydras street.
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RIFLHs, GUNS, PIsToIg,- AND SPORTING

TTHE undersigned is receiving, per ship Palestine
, from New York, good lot Of RIFLES, GUNS
COLTS PISTOLS, REVOLVERS, DRAM FLASKS
WADS, etc, eto. Z also, CAMP CHAIRS. etc.-togRthe
Giles; for sale by WILLIAM A. BEEpHER. +
aull 81 Elrn Of the ~ Zig (Aafet1
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GAA 1A41AAs
THE STEAMBOAT UNCLE SAM Is now offered
l. for sale she ia in complete running order - =
having nst been thoroughly Tepaired az the
docks IN ~. Louis, AND stands No ia the In
susRce Companies there and in this city, large
cargo and Is of light diaught PeuOns wishing buy can
examine her as she Laws at Algeu.
For. further part culaH, apply to .
aulln HYDE & OGLESBY, 10 Poydras St
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