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TOBACCO.-The only sales we heard of were hhds. A.
81 do at SD and r. at 4c y h. The whole stock on
sale does not exceed 800 or 700 hhds
quest and prices full for the good to fair quail
ties Sales 500 hhds. OF Moasse about 500 bbls sod
Ism 19c. for inferior prime
FLOUR.-The stock is quite light. but the demand also
very limited The sales 800 10 1000 bbls only. including
200 bbl Ohio in store at 81 So 800 do in lots at 81 6O
81 62s. and lot Of 200 bb st. Louis (ChOuteau)
the IIevee. at S. 25 . Dbl
CORN.-Prices continue to advance. owing to the late
favorable European and the decline in feishis.
The sales Is 900 sacks including 500 sacks Ordinary
40c 600 do. White at A. 1914 White and Yellow ut 1908
l4O0 do. White 45, and 1900 do, mostly White and in
store. at 46c. 2 bushel.
WHEAT.-40O sacks Fair brought Soc. bushel.
PROVISIONS-Small sales of Pork $40 ESQ $40 37I
for Mess and 80 50 Dbl for Prime lot of 100 CO., lbs.
green Hams in bulk brought SO 90 cwt. Bacon sells
4644c. for Prime Shoulders and 4AOh4c. h. for Prime
Old and New Sides Lard active with sales of l72 bbls.
FAN 5s. 674 bbs 4l4 and 26O) Prime 600 kegs 6
and $500 (l0OO and 5000 at price not reported.
ROPE.-We hear Of 120 coils Prime Rope sold at SIC,
cash. and $50 do. Ordinary at 7t4O71sc. y ID.
at less.
EXCHANGING alteration.
FREIGHTS.-An Austrian bark taken for Trieste at
4c for Cotton ship for Boston &c for Cotton Gull
cargo and bark for New York at 81 90 for barrel Pork,
and 80 so in bulk 1000 bales Cotton shipped Liver
pool in a British vessel, to fill up. at 1894.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, 1s4s.


in the Police Cours the last days have been of COM
parativey trivial character have therefore, the less
scupe in emitting notice OF them which want OF space
induces US to do.
The HIGH WATRR-1he Committee Of C0nterence-
On Saturday evening the Of the Three Mu
inequalities and Lafayette in the Committee of Conference,
assembled in the First Municipality Council Chamber to
the report of the Surveyors and adopt plan of
action guard against the of The
proceedings having been fully published in yesterday pa
pers and being limited need do more than
the result of the Conference which to direct the
Surveyors Immediately inner levee the whole
length of that above Carrolton which deemed Insecure
the Surveyors being unanimously of opinion that such
work will be enough Withstand the encroachmsns
of the flood should break in the outer ee The cost
of this work. it is estimated. will be fIom $50 to So 600
The Surveyors agree the bank Of the where the
great danger exists Caroton caving but they
also are of opinion OF will fall in until the river has
fallen some eight or feet which time but little damage
would be sustained by such The cost of the
work to be done be borne by the three Municipalities
Lafayette Caroon and the parish of Jefferson, the First
and Second Municipalities each paying 2 cent of the
cost the Third Municipality Lafayette, CaroIlton and the
parish of Jeer.on paying each III per cent thereof We
glad that action has been taken this important mat
and hope the work be done will be done well and done
quickly that the alarm which has for time existed
may die away for want OF cause.
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STEAMBOATS,

STEAMBOATS,
Ell gFE RA a.s Msas,W s.. 70 "a RS
DsEHr ssoss
board at fiya ss SG H1 poyds. st.
P ST. H S9SB6 sb ns h inst :.
r.. Eoore, Natchjtochs. and AlexssiIia LsAsSs@s
apply on board f sMfFH s S.ssss.
eso 81 M H; Point g .sS pos
BsiTE 6 81! E'soSIes pp:
r. Gregory will leave above For eig ht or Lassaes
%Rs D0''p 00 Of B. sMfao Il
IT, T9 lsas9 MnNDAY. 5th inst a O'Clock. M, pos
and al snd Ss.1% on he " fsnass
Sc Tsd River 17R r.. Tennessee Ri.sr Packet
NO l. Capt. K Fs6e viii Isass - above For issS
apply board fog. & sa rzss Is %sss.s:
- 90 .sggs MONDAY. 5th inst, at o'clock M pos
20 ks1S9ss fS h new Tassss pass.
RHINE George w Powell master, is expected ths day.
pf aG YE pp SG eSs 0G Csns st.
B-The Corinne viii take fIesf, for YaabSsSa River
with privilege of reshipping. mh2
~ % lssgs TyEsDAY 7ih instant al CLOCK. :. M.
..ssss; Ws. sss ::
ms5 above For ssas to
ok L zfs6f syvFSRAY Ev sh s5i NJ P;Tsy
.:snss. %oH ~
e. :sRs
fSSf EfSRAE Ss sh .s' Y Wh:: ps;;ys,
ss afS MARTHA
win leave a. ahoys For freight or passage apply on board
at l's'''' s'i TYPE y SS,GIEsRy ~ Peyd.s. St,
oK E ss5 TfERAF cssa .s' At NJ Isv.,
rsf sSfa Gs.ss baS
freight passase having accommodations
ply on board p0 HYDE i!'sst Mh. "a
BTh; boat light dusht and will reach her
r. 70 4ess Mb WEDMEsDAY 5th Ct M positively
~
For
s %S
5f5 MSERE ESD e es';:: ~
Fseg HPsso ey sHa BEN Hz aa.
ny ''si: 5f$ st'i;ss 'sgs
N. BIZ reght taken Tor Little Talahache River, with
the privilege OF reshpping. inh6
II LAKE. .taE f Men PM
Il Bend, Vicksburg. Grand Gnlf, Rodney L@&3Sa&&4s$
and Nachez- Regular Friday Weekly Packet. 1 -
leave above For freight or passage apply on board
mhs o''A' ''ee'' r. B. SMITH, ss Magazines
Ev 70 leags WEDNESDAY, 7th at o'cock. PM, pos.
ENOR MOBILE, tat the New Basin. } Montgomery, We
IL tumpka, and all landings on the Alabama - -
Rver-Ns rf Orleans Mobile gid @sttgSmssy
kercheya master now receiving freight and will leave
above For freight passage apply board at New Basn
'0 %hs 'aa street, Il HYDE oGLEsBY IL poydas st.
To 'a'f zssYssq s1 @ oo TgEsDAYs and FRI
EOR MOBILE, from the New Canal and Pontchartrain
i Railroad. via Pass Christian. ~ -
~ Freight by the New Canal. @2&&4ttt11a(
eB Passengers by the Railroad. -
The and splendid I'd fast I1nnng Lake
6ost w. ea tos mase, 1 HpS n !. e ,h S
Canal abOve landing at the Poncharran Railroad for
passengers by the O'Clock P. M train of cars;
Fghp RECEIVED for n.y. Msumpka etc., giving
B.-Fpight received at the New Basin Warehouse
til O'Clock, P. M. on the day Of departure.
For freight or passage having unsurpassed accommoda-
ia3 If WINGATE BRENAN. AZ Poydras st.
FOR MOBILE-D.aII.Y .. S. MIL LINE.
ru@~ The splendid low pressure -F-,
asG Ss5fs' cs s'sa E. e. 3 Ris1a
CALIFORNIA, Capt c. l.. Reynolds. and JAMES I.
DAY, Capt VIM r. Giberson having been built expressly
Ladies Cabins ali State rooms One Of the above steam.
will leave the Pontcharain Railroad DAILY during
the week. the arrival at the Lake of the ha past O'Clock
Train Of Cars, and Of the 2 o'clock cars on SUN
ja24 J. 4 r. GEDDES, Agents. 10 Bank Place.
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Cleared Saturday:
sssmhD R0and sd place Harris Morgan
Steamship Globe Elery B,azos St. Jago Harris & Morgsn
Ship Carna,iG Devsreaux, Havre, Up. Whitney Co
Ship Superior (Br). Macon Liverpool P Maxwell & Co
-, ''.D u >,' o Hcgh,en Rankin & Go
Ship Vespasian DAVIS. BOSTON. A. F. Cochran & Co
Ship Austria, Bofland, New York, Ba ley s. Baxter
Bark Ac'aon tBr>, Benson Liverpool,
Bark Ev.rtard !em F,eoranus an'%s G schmd! Co
Bark Reco'ery ODD; Burke, Cork. Jas. Magee
Bank Cerere (Aus). Perandel!a, Trieste. -
schr. Pascagoua, Burns Mobile. 'AA'''' G. B. Lehman
Schr. Renaissance. Williams, Turks Island.
schr Flo.pda Southland Brazes St jaso' ago. p Wckham
schr ST. Mary, Chasteau San Francisco and Vaparaiso
schr. Lois, Pennel Pensacola. T. c. Twichel
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Peter Marcy Marcy. from Liverpool 18th January to
Ship NObs, Thompson. As days from Liverpool, to L. H.
Ship Calender Mason 20 days FIN Boston, to mas,er-sd M
Ship Iowa Paks from Liverpool January ioth to Bailey
Ship Nathaniel Thompson, Thompson % days from Bos-
Ship jacob Perkins Barker 20 days from Boston, to L.. H.
Ship Dana Howe "A days fin Liverpool to mastered M
Bark C. Wright, Coleman 30 days from Rio de Janeio, to
Bark Rhodes Remington. 16 days from Boston, to
Bark Nefee CD Hence, 50 days from Manees,
Bark LUCIA Field, Rich, 81 days from New York. master
Bark Lncy Elizabeth Williams SO days from Rio de janet
Bark be so Ms efa Is days m Boston, to M
Bark Wabash, Blown. ID days from New York. to master
Bark Marcia Wilson, 81 days I'm Boston, to maser-2d N.Y.
Bark DOUGLASS tB HUBERT E from Liverpool via Mobile, to
Bark Jno Fehman Davis, Is days from Boston,
Bark Goo.a Fales 81 DAYS Palermo.
Bark Oregon sprague IL days from New York.
Brig Times Groon 10 days FIN New ork to maste-2d m.
chalmette. Moore. fin canden"lSs5 bales cotton
Ben Adamf ant I'm E. Eaton Ms5 BALE n,;or
Oregon, Hern I'm Mobile.
Towboat Alton, Nc Daniels. FIN the Passes.
Towbeat Diana Either tm the Passes a., Dos
TSwbos Msy knsnd FIN See
Towboar Gonqueror, Hess t fin the Passss
Iowboat Porpose, Phillips, fin the Passes.
Towboat Somervle, Snow. fin the Passes.
Memoranda:
Towboat Somervie went down marlborough up ship
Diana and bark Oregon.
Towboat Alon towed down and TO the 2lst ult.
ships Union and Montreal.
Towboat Daniel Webster. lowed down and to on the
LIST inst ship Helena bark Alabama and brig Josephine
Towboat Mary Kingsland lowed down and to the
18th ut ships Granada and Nathaniel Kimba.
Towboat Condueror towed down and to the oath
ult. ship Mount Washington
Towboat Tennesseean lowed down and the 2sth
ut. ships MOselle and Euphonia
Towboat PopOe towed down and to the Cd inst.
ship Medallion and schr. Col. Cross.
Spoken:
On the 1lth ul in let So 49, long 60 81 boarded Brush
brig Chaange from Liverpool, for Wilmington, N. c., dis
ua,ted-furnished her with spars and wafer.
On the 18th ult, in lat go long 6s 49, bark Creole hence
for Rio de Janeo Is days out. On the 23d the Banks
brig Maria of and from Portland II days for Matanzas
I'm he milf in hi lonod chF Of
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FREMONT AND EMCRY'S GUIDE,
AND OTHER INTERESTING CALIFORNIA NOOK!

FREMONT AND EMCRY'S GUIDE,
AND OTHER INTERESTING CALIFOR MA hooks
At No. IA Camp Street.
TU,HE CALIFORNIA GUIDE BOOK Compr.ing Col. Ere
mons Geographical Account OF Upper California; Maj Emo
Overland Journey from Fort Leavenwoh, Missouri
San Diego, California including parts OF the Arkansas Del
aud Gila end Capt Fnont's Narrative OF the
Exploring Expedition the Rocky Mountains and Oregon and
North acknowledgement with Map Of the various
Routrs Map OF the Gold Regions. One VOL, svo,
price so centr.
WHAT SAW IN CALIFORNIA; Being the Jour
Of Tour by the Kmgran Route and South Pass on the
Rocky Mountains the Continent OF North America, the
Great Desert Basin, and through Caiorns in the s6
and lsI7. "A sf which and part Of which was"Dfy
By Edwin Bryant late Acalle of Sn Francisco. ID.
Appleton s. Co., sth edition. With Appendix containing
Accounts the Gold Mines, varons Routes Gu it, and
and beautiful Map California, also the Gold Region.
GREENHOW'S HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA: Ac-
compans large, beautiful and Map of The Country
URE'S DICTIONARY OF ARTS, MANUFAC-
TURES AND MINES.
OLLENDoRFFS NEW METHOD OF LEARNING
to Read, Write and Speak the Spanish Language With Key
TO assist seli-s.uers.
VALAZQUEZ'S NEW SPANISH READER On
the Plan OF olendorf's New Method
Just received and for sals tn. New Orleans Wars
house."
mssdnw J. B. STEEL, II Camp st.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-We learn that on Saturday
the Sheriff appeared in Court, and paid the money.
the of Baxter and Stewart according the order of the
Court. So JESSE McFIenry, having gained his money
suppose there end the proceedings which
have recently attracted much attention to the First Dis
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Dieds

tn. New England Hotel Cincinnati. the ,2d u. after
lingering illness, Mr. ARTHUR L. FOGG husband of Mira Mary
Shaw, the yoca list
eV New Orleans District Tract Association of
will be held THIS EVENING, O'Clock
addressed by Revs j. KEENAN, IL.
NJ McrYIESE. All persona
button, and the public generally, invited . attend.
mh5 W. II. FOSTER, Secretary.
IF At n regular meeting of Crystal Fount Division
No. held their Hail. No. 222 Tchouptouas street, Thursday
Evening last the preamble and resolutions introduced
by Bro. RUFUS L. BRUCE, and unanimously adopted:
Whereas In the dsps of Awise Providence, has
pleased the Great Patriarch abOye our
loved brother and fr2ernsl friend, JOHN r. WHEELER Fast
Most Worthy National Temple OF the United States
and member OF the Grand Of the State oil New
Ind hreds In The death Bro Wheeler, the Order OF the Sons
OF Temperance sustained bereavement and society at large
has lost exemplary member. Therefore, bsn
Banner Regaa
clothed days. aud that The
bers of the Division usual badge for the same period
Resoed That consideration OF bs high position Bro
Wheeler held Order Of the Soma Of Temperance that this
Division that all other Divisions in tis adopt similar
resolutions make the manifestations memory OF the
deceased
further That these uons be signed by thu proper
published Daiy Crescent, and that c"py
forwarded family OF The ecessed accompanied
by Of coni. l-bcc from this Division -
X. II. wYNNE, r. s. L. w. VAN WICK, w. +.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

THIS EVENING Monday March will be performed Haevys
l. charming Opera Of THE QUEENS MUSkETEERS.
The bretto Of The Queens Musseteer for sale the
Box Office THURSDAY-Frs night the Gel brated Grand
Op THE HUGUENOTS.
Performances to commence a mk5
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TN the District Court of the Uned States for the D.trc,
i of Lousans No 6564. The ST. MARY S MAR.
BAY STATE-In obedisnce to the comm and. OF an Ad.
Inralty Warrant to directed the aboveentitled suit
furniture and do hereby cite and admonlsh the owner
pretending have right title in the to
be and appear before Dstrc, Coqr of the United States
Orleans before the third MONDAY from this date to
show if they have why the said steamboat
be condemned and sold agesaby the prayer of the
hbelants
o. s. Marshals Office New Orleans Feb H. IS49
fyl9. 90 mh5 WIN F. WAGNER, u. s. Marshal.
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fV- Citizens of NewOrleans The whole amount
Proceeds the Exhibition COOKIES GALLERY No. ID
ST. Charles Of the splendid works of
PoWerss GREEK SLAVE, and Iitidns VENUS,
marble, by the celebrated Baron devoted the New Asy
lum in tins City, the Relief of Destitute Females.
ParoniIe this Noble Charity. fy22 2dptf
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

The have the pleasure of informing the public that they
have entered into Ither with Mr. MACREADl
here for SIX NIGHTS MORE, ending IA Saturday,
March TO- which, he will the United States June
and take his leave the the following will be
LAST TIME the performances OF this distinguished ragdian
EVER be Witnessed in this city.
THIS EVENING Monday March the performances will com
with Shakspeares Tragedy OF MACBETH. Macbeth,
Mr.. Maceady Macdu Mr. Ryder; Lady Macbeth Mrs Jones.
To conclude with THE SENTINEL.
~ Doors hapast g. and Curtain rises at O'CLOCK
II Tickets and places be had application to Mr. j. r
BAlLY between Of 10 and o'clock day. mh5
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STONE & McCOLLUM'S
NEW LEVlAT HAN CIR G US.

Under the direction and Of SMITH.
TINE Universal Public Of NewOeans respectfully informed
New Leviathan Circus OF Stone g. McCOlu
h'bting on Congo Square, First Municipality.
the the United States, comprising
unequaled Circus this
country The representations will of Gyrnnastc
Evouons those superior and
excellence highly appaude by the citizens OF Mo-
bile the last weeks the host Of talent attached
Leviatan, would merely mention the OF the
following line universally acknowledged
unequae the world Eaton Stone the best back rider
L. McCoun uneQusled Equestrian La Belle
Rosa, ethereal Mercury Female John smith,
Ethiopian characters
H. p Madg, M j. Lpman j. Backwood, r. Shay, A. Levi
D. w. Stone, Coleman, B. Brown F. Foun Brenaid A. and
Hncky jennings Green johnson, lea!ing
o the New Leyahan the magnificent
the celebrated H. Gau The
entire Arena brilliantly Auainaed Nth and seas arranged
Family Parties be engaged
Office the hours of 10 and II A. NJ
e the Fremen Anniversary and Procession
next Sunday PERFORMANCE will place
urlav at O'Clock. FRANKLIN and DALE VII appear
~ Adnis SION IS cents to all parts Of the house fy2i
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Point.
I.afaYettk

Ship Itz.tein& Welker
Ship. .--... Neritliew
Sarah Bridges. 80.
Bark. 49,. Mary Smith
Brig. .LowdeI
Schr. st. Helena
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CONSIGNMENT of Irish Iii

OUHsISIHtHt OF ITIsH HIIHcIIS,
Ordered TO e Sold With out Reserve.
M. R. HAGGERTY & BRO, SO CAJv.7L Street
WE have Just received on an invoice Of
w LINE> GOODS, of Irish manufacture, which We
are ordered sell forthwith and without consisting
of44 shifting Linens round thread. grass bleach and soft
finish SO Plow;ease and 81, 1914 ia. l24 and 49,
Linen Shepting Piatllas BRITAIN as Linen Lawns and
Linen Cambric<: 64, "a, 81 "a and 104 Damasks "a
l04 1924 and is Dama,k 10th Ia Ask Napkins Linen
Diapers Plain and PLAID Linen Lustres. for Ladie, travel
ing dresses
Chase OF the above articles stok they
will feel surprised their emely low prices ord
for sale are perenptoy, and without any limit
price, The present an opportunity which should not
be lost The goods warranted every respect manu-
factued entirely OF fax and without the least admxture Of
cotton. -
Our Spring stock of FRENCH FANCY GOODS. to-
ge,hsr gene stock of Staple Goods is most
plee. and well worthy the attention of purchaser. The
goods have been selected with much and offered
less than on, usual mode prices.
MARSEILLES VESrING-One case inst received. will
be sold very low nj. r. HAGGERTY g. BRO,
uh5 81 No 50 C. nal street
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Earonne Streets.
H. BENEFIT OF LA PETITE ELoUlsE

HIS EVENING Monday March S, the Italian jugger
and Equestrian Sig GERMANI, and the Champion Vsute
Mr.. Lyman, have volunteered upon this occasio The
whole strength of the company, including the STICK
and other performances.
Particulars the small bills OF the day, posting, ETC.
E- open o'clock performance o'clock
admission Dress Circle so cents Second TIER IS mis-
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ROPER'S SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No 1O7 POYDR.7S Street, Ne,o Orleans.
open FROM 8 O'CLOCK, A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, and
" FROM 4 to 8 O'CLOCK, P M. las

GEO. PALMER. AGENT. Dealer in HINES, III
" QUORS, Sardines, Brandy Fruits. Raisins. .7im.
onds Mats etc.-No 8 CU.ToMH0UsE STREET, (Rear Of
Crescent City Hotel,) New Orleans. mh2 6m
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4 nOO CASKS Thomaston Lime. landing sGem schf.
lUNU Sarah Frances. and for sale by SESs1
mba JOHN STROUD CO., ~ eonmoaa.
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ALEXANDER HTLL'S
TOUS FURNIS HING STOR F.

So Camp street. NewOrleans,
NJHERE families find all articles of House keeping,
cagT Utensils: :sf En- sad
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel; shovels and
ENAMELLED and patent-metal timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY German Silver, Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WOODWARE-Bras and Iron bound CEDAR PALS,
RATTAS-BOUND CEDAR WARE. new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets. Cradles, Nurse Chains and
Wagons.
Hearth Brushes
MATS-yute. Manila. Alicante, Palm, and Husk MATS.
WATERS, and TRAYS.
BRASS, britannia, and new Metal CANDLESTICKS
and LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES.
ID. e. j. Wnghts paLent premium COOK STOVES, for
Wood or t,oal-with fixtures complete the most sp-
proved article in use mar3 6m
% Hotels and Steamboats, furnished at reduced pricss.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

70. r. ,TT e zaA % THURSDAY g, 9Th inst;
%Ea,Ns and cHaGREs RFG 'UyH" -.
very sst sailing Ss %HJ nna f.
Wills stew hayRs s s. al b,
lions for Cabin and vii BE- tsd up 50 Is to
Handsomely accommodate limited number of Steeage Pas
Those persons gorg California oiG Chases, are ps,iep
b fight
mh5 orto o. wICKHAM, IS Bisn sSihs street. street.
f ae2aS r L., Splendid
~ !. 'sh saaos: A
gagged i Ress 4 As%nSssss q to
Cabin Passage S5oSt.erage 35 Each passenger to be
cents per foot mh5
NOR e ~ TTEsGAK 81 Mi1s
aoMERY 1 capa" s@% having ii
e .sG s a
asIs in the limited States Hs for 30 pas
great the Pacific trade For passage apply
board Post g. Triangle D g sEEkER GO poydra.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
In Fst CaDn
teefnge passengers taken and NO berth secured until
paid for. fy15
.EY I9 sal on SATURDAY, the 10Th inst
Go sG9 A1SggsT4 and
snd well d
desrou. of speedy and comoaab,e Trip he offers strong
Will Be allowed ps az ahe
' ~s 81 rs ' + HSSSEs $s,s:: ::i s
TOR z 9 aF sGfls bean
FLORIDA, MeCaSy: master: having laESe Pan ~
as aea a
gers but order to afford comfort and strong induce
TO- sJs
To those gciGg to California would particularly invite
vii not
skiul navigator and perfectly acquainted with the coast
experienced Surgeon will accompany this ship For fur
Or ( n hARR1soS ss CO.. Il i'i Pssdra. st.
Lowell & kDaosssTos who win receive any con.isn;
at either OF the agents. mh2
~. TO SAL WITH DISPATCH.
kNOR CHAGRES.-T fast sailing, three masted schr.
patched for lhe above place Fo balance Of freight ST.
apply bsox Re- he s,ssIass ssass
Sf fSa T gos As6REws CO. Common st.
j; j. AND NEW Y0RKLtNE 0F9gGGREIS L.
tain C. r. Griffith is now loading, and will have
immediate despatch above. For balance OF freight
OF passage having superior state accommodations,
apply board at Pier No foot Of s. Joseph street
mhs Gene, of Magazine az and Lsfsyssis s,1ss.
f~ TO leaue WITH DISPATCH.
EHOR NEW YORK.-The splendd A ship TEN
Il NESSEE, Albert Cook. mssef. Is now load "a
ing for the above port and will have dispatch Fo zkA
freight or passage, apply on board Post u, Second
n VIZ Jo2N W. ANDREWS CO. 81 Common
eY- 10 sal WITH DISPATCH.
T1VOR PHILADELPHlA-.NEWLL NE.--TheA1 and
II very fast sailing packet ship JOHN. u Al "a
BERT, Capt Harvard having nearly Ell Of hes 2l&&
cargo engaged will s-n above. For balance Of -
freight or passage having elegant appyt
master board opposite the Vegetable Market. or to
mh3 C.. J. MEEKER. 81 Poydrassfs q
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AME RICAN THE ATRE.

NHis EVENING Men March s. the entsr,sinmsnts VII
Joseph, young scamp Miss Heron which, MI.
SlCAL INTERMEZZ0 by the Heron Family To be suc
ceeded by Dibdin's Comic Operetta of THE WATERMAN.
Tom Tug with songs Miss Heron Robin Little agnes Vii
ORLEANS Mose Mr. Keller sykey, Mr. Rynar; Lie, M ss
l.. Peuie.
The Police Department Mr. s. L.
Pricss Of donDress Circle rs Parquette Second and
Third TIERS so Cooed Boxes SO cents Gallery IS cents
II Private Boxes and Seats secured the Box Office
the hours OF 10 A M. and P. M by applying TO Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
ET Doors open quarer-before will
/ a precisely. mh5
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At the New England Hotel in Cincinnati, The s2d ul after
lin Illness Mr. ARTHUR L. FOGG husband of Mrs. Mar,
Shaw the Xoca list.
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NOTICE.
TNHE Public hereby notified that debts contracted by
l. my Wife, Pauline Guenard, will be paid settled by
me, from and afier this'date March l. 1919.
nib St NICHOLAS GUENARD, Aigiers.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OvrIcR,
Monday Morning. March 5. lS49.

CRESCENT OvrIcR,
Monday Morning. March 5. 1919
COTTON-The demand for Cotton continues steady. and
prices though somewhat irregular. generally well
tanned The sales of Saturday $500 bales. at our
quota ions.
The Cunard steamer America leave Liverpool for
Boston the oath of February and her will therefore
be due here by Saturday or Sunday next.
Nxw.oRIEANs CLAssirICATIoN s,,
Inferior 4sx055l Middlng Fair. .6AfO7
Ordinary. So Fair: .7MfD71a
Middling 81 G46k Good Fair nominal
Good Middlng 49, 5,G465s Good and Fine. nominal.