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LONDON MILK.-Milk in London is not quite
what it is in the country; the chalk pit and the
pump have sometimes more to do with it than the
cow. The number of cows kept for the purpose of
supplying the inhabitants Of London and its envi-
rons with milk, remarks Youa.t, is about Il, 600.
The quantity ofmilk yielded by all these cows, at
quarts per day amounts to 80 420 600 QUARTS or 81
quarts of genuine milk for each individual The
retail dealers usually sell the milk for 4d per quart
after The cream is separated from it, and then obtain
s per quart for the cream beside this great deal
of water is mixed with the skipmed milk, SO that
we far underra;e the price when we calculate that
the genuine milk sells at cd. per quart which makes
the money expended on milk in the British metrop-
oils amount TO Loss, 500, or nearly million of
pounds per annum. If we again divide the f965, 500
by 1900, the number Of cows, we shall have the
strange and almost incredible sum of E82 as the
money produced by the milk of each cow.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

4t-For San Francisco. California-To SAL on the
[TTs 10Th ofMay-The very fast sailing bng ! AOhhAS
as above She r 800 bbls more Of freight and
can om(ortaby modate 10 in addition to
the number already engaged This vessel has been tho
roughly overhaued newly coppsIed and put IN complete
al Post 8. Second Municipality !, q e 2, =.
ap4 " Z LEEhHh % roydrass 81 So
EYs Nc passsge secured until paid for.
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SnprcCo.--The inquiry continues good. and over IN
. dspo.ed Of including the following lots: 20 hhds
en az "a do at, 30 bhds low r. at ga and 1872 hhds
Es;,,ed at Ga A do at ga, 81 do r. at 81, and n do
TIC sassR AND MoLAssEs-The demand limited. and
c.bye Sales 200 hhds. Sugar at former rates, and OF
pl,a...s 40 Ibis at l3017c for inferior to prime
nR The light receipts, assisted by improved de-
"a have led 10 advance Of 1O015c. since last week.
- a0O bbls as follows 1860 bbls Ohio. lined and on
ii % 9O $50 do at SO 90 500 do. at; $50 do.
M Al o. $50 do. not branded at 300 do Illinois
y. no do at "a TO- and 327 do at "a Is o Dbl Ohio is
~. and no sellers now under ~.
Sales of 1000 sacks, of which $500 in several lois
n. and l400 do mostly yellow. at 43i6045c bushel.
@osTs-leO sacks Indsna brought &c. p bushel.
waEAT-Prices have advanced. 1900 sacks prime sold
-.s,lz and 900 do. at &c. p bushel.
Spe0VIsIONS-There some demand for Pork. and
sales of 200 bbs Mess at 90 62. 900 do at 80 TO-
VIZ Al 40 75 and SO do Prime at IS rs Dbl Bacon in
S eoues with sales of 100 casks at 54057Sc for Sides
= a. Missouri Shoulders, and 5AO61sc. for plain Hams
~ wss in steady demand, with sales of SO bbs inferior
At A.. 80 do No 54 1I9 do at 5Ss IS do at 5z
,rdEsdo prime at &C. o ID
TAGGING AND ROPE-A sale of 500 coils Rope at
md 100 pieces and coils at Is and &c.. long time with
incest
WHISKY 800 bbls Rected sold by one party at I73
rl and SO do. Raw at 171sc.
FFEE-2DO0 bags Rio taken Con Saturday, at ca and
ado at SIC. ID.
FREIGHTS-Tbe Freight market is unsettled and tend
,downwad. Cotton to Liverpool dull at I'D, and Corn
d Wheat shipped at l0d. 1t was reported that ship was
,,L,u for HAVE at 2sc., a further decline.
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL.-Tbs body held its
weekly meeting last evening After reading the
nal petitions in order.
The petition of +. Arneau be permitted TO build an
ice cream saloon, laid The table.
A letter read from Mr. Louis Deoe complaining that
the doorkeeper had refused him the Of The Council
Chamber last Friday night for free public ecturs, pei
for which had been granted by the Council Mr.
Duncan spoke of what he characterized
the mpudence of Mr. Datoe and moved reclnd the
luton granting permission tappeaed that the door keeper
and his family had been u OF choeia which prevented him
opening the cOogs. MIR. Duncan resolution passed.
petition from Mr.. Stickney signed by many MANS of
persons residing near Congo Square, requesting perm
absh there for the of fifteen days.
resolution presented by Mr. Witt granting the petition
condition that $40 per day should be paid and all rub
Dish left removed Mr.. Duncan opposed the resolution,
which finally passed by yeas to nays.
Mr.. Duncan. from the committee TO which had been
erred the claim of Messrs Magne Weiss Publishes OF The
Bee for $500 extra compensation for printing reported
avoraby the claim of the petitioners. The report
rejected and the resolution granting compeD son adopted
The Council then adjourned.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

or,sd daiiv for the Crescent, by VINCENT WILLIAMS
w Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE. Monday. April 30-Arrived. steamer Caddo
viii Bseyes; Mameuke. % Beeves.. Prices are Us
ows-Beef first class, &c.; second. SIZE; third 7a07c:
sh. Hogs 34GD4c. Bb Cows, $25f0s35; Sheep, none
Hay sl4a4l5 ton Corn, 45O50c. y bushe; Oats, &c.
bushel Bran, 60O70c % 100 ID Oicake. 81 . IO0 fb
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s Sns Psn
at the LoDest Selling Price.
Richly Embroidered China Grape SHAWLs;
Pain White Grape do;
Fancy Hermann Silk do;
Fancy Grenadine Silk do:
White Lace quite new) do:
Very Rich Black Lace Square 10;
Same Goods in Dem Squares;
R Reft s saIsf f. SS W fasf Bsrese Do do
Plain Colors Cashmere do
Fifty dozen "a Zephyr Nett do
Grenadine. Hermann and Barge SCARFS;
White Lace Sears full three yards
h h 81 heef II s silk s cRA WITS
Black, High I.usted Maitioni sII.Ks;
P Psn GS. Psafs sf savs esss S sS
Satin STRIPED and Eig'd Ch s1 ssii sikS
One usI Lot ota Chanseabie Polka Spot SILKS:
E%sny EfSss INV Sssff and Blue S g"
Black We pp Fo Blue GfrR Straw Chevy Crimson
Black Ht R F sfff E,.ss
fSS a Esn f' sa bs s5 s Bl #ssEE
Fine Satin Striped and Satin Plaid do;
Pink ink and SKY blue Tissue SILKS; w.
Very Rich Polka Spot Foulard do;
Plain Black and w bite F0ulard do
Pink WSis ssa a@a White % SILKS
~ IA "a Linen ~ 81 sIlEETINGs. very heavy;
Extra quality Real Ba1nsiey sHEETINGsi
$3.50 ~ b Double Satin HambEo DA N
10 PqnBs sftP Ps%s' bAMhsks
Xs;y fine So, 81 Spot Napkins;
s WA sad E "a L 9sEA Ea# fS'sa quality
e eye naps
Bown Wnds%
az Bama.f WS' sS' MSfofEENs all soe
tACEs MaIns Laos Jenny Lind Lqee XalenSis[E me
EbSS Eas'h pan sF0 FsHG
fine Emb,odsIed and sp,ggsd METZ Fl i@ pieces ,S
cations E,S Wide and NarroW Black Trimming Lsees End
HANDkERCHEFS;L Lace Bodeed H Lam, tspe
deed Handkerchief Revere. Mixed Revere and Colored
Bordered Handkerchief White Lace Dresses; together
WIN al Embroidered and Lace Goods.
lo-4. la, I24 Brown and Bleached Cotton SHEET
r s'sfs a%sISaR G,
ss ARssss c Faee5 hPsP Cheeks, i'oN
Pain White JaGGNETs; HAiNsAGZks, swl ~ and
LiNETTEs. Striped and Plaid SWISS and Jaeope, Mus
Inns Corded Swiss and Cambria Muslin Null and fine India
RbSsps Ribbons R plain Tss,e Ribbons Rib S
and Mute slate Cotton Hose; black Cotton Hose coorsd
Cotton Hose ar SIR GOEss BLACK s Co.'S. i, hibs
Gentlemen's Silk Shirts and Drawers; Silk Gloves KID
Gloves Crava; Lades cooTed Isle GI 4 eas red
Bnttons Peal Buttons Pins; Needles; Sewing Silks
'0ss'"s' VI" Hosiery rsles YAH and small Wares.
f, s t1ies hA fs6Mas ssah l @
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has not yet been erected but building, or Jail,
sufficient for the confinement of fifteen Or twenty
convcts has been prepared The Huntsville RAN
ner says" None, however, have as vet come on.
and the probability is that there will be- none before
fall. The offences that come within the purview
of the Penitentiary code, bay- been committed
since the first OF Janu9ry last. Few of the criminal
eases originating since that tine have been d;.
po~gd of in the rorrts" Their, are now about On
lahds employed upon the Periientiary building
maSons, carpenters aud blacksnths $50 600 brick
nave been laid, and the first tier of cells is nearly
completed Above THIS there are to be two other
tiers-making III all ninety cells in the first build
ing. his building is to be surrounded by wall
three feet thick. the whole to be covered by one
root Tins much of the work, it is calculated, will
be finished by fall
DEATH OF FIELD MARSHAL OF SIR G.. Nu-
GENT.-On Sunday night Field Marshal General
Sir George Nugent Bart, KCB, expired at his
residence, Weslhorpe House, Little NARROW nj the
advanced age of nnety-two He was the oldest
general officer in the army. Sir George enter
ed the service on the 9Th of July, l773 which
is the date of his ensign commission. He served
throughout the first American war, having gone
ou when lieutenant and was employed in the
expedition up Hudson River, for the relief of Gen.
kurgoynes army; was present at the capture of
Forts Montgomery and Clinton by assault, and
performed various other services He returned
IN 1888 Northumberland In March, 1898,
Sir George accompanied the brigade of guards
to the Continent, present at The siege of Valen-
clennes, and fought in the actions of St. Almond
and Lincelles: On the army going into winter
quarters he returned home and raised a regiment Of
foot-lhe S5th. In 1894 he became colonel and ac-
companied his regiment TO Walcheren, where he
held the local rank of Brigader-General and in
October joined the army of the Duke of York, hav-
ing obtained the command of a brigade of the line
cautioned near the Tiel, on the Wall. During the
whole OF the Irish rebellion, Major General Nugent
commanded the northern district of Ireland, In
1903, he obtained the rank of Lieutenant General,
and in 1906 the colonelcy of the 9th regiment,
which he retained to his DEATH Having trans
terred his services to India, he was appointed in
1911, Commander Chief of the forces there,
which distinguished post he occupied till 1913,
when he was succeeded by the Marquis of Hast
lngs, and from which he retired with the rank of
General. In June, 1916, Sir George Nugent be-
came one of the nine Field Marshals of England
Since 1896, he has been Captain or Keeper Of St.
Mawe's Castle.-London Daily News.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LnruDx, % 81 30 N.-LoNe1rupr, 80 win Time, Sh.


snp Megpnticcok, Fairbanks, Boston. Geo Green Brt
UP Cheshire, Hitchcock, Liverpool. Bailey & Baxte
Bsk Nashua Mortimer, Phiadelphia, j. ii. Ashbridet
Ssk Brilliant. Miller, Marseilles. Toby & Roger
gig Bryant. Bryant Philadelphia. A. Kearny g. Co
e@ Geo. Lincoln. Rogers, Rio Grande. o. Wickhan
Arrived Yesterday:
Us steamship New Orleans, Aud from Port Lavaca tc
o. U. 3. Quarter master--3d my.
VII at to Rdde Deshon CoMSs bs s So Salss', now
snip Nathaniel kimba Stone, l6 days from New York
shPsnhenon Woodbury. is days from Boston, in ballast
Ship VIM Ward, Secular 10 days from St. Thomas, in
snip Louisiana, Dewhust, As days from Rio de Janeiro
BEN ship Goethe, Human. A days from Bremen, in bal
last, to Schmidt & Co-2d my.
bns A: Thompson, Freeman, 10 days from New York
But sspee, Parker from Cbagres, 18th u in ballast, to
So. w Andrews Co.-lst my
Sh,; WIN II. Gaizner, Mckay from Key West, 18th ult
oegon, Hem, from Mobile
Noble MOBILE Sutton, from Mobile.
SSoncsn lyin from Tennessee Riverside bales cotton.
do GsSs% from raV shreSepohs7 bales cotton
s vneodls, Frost, from Vicksbure-767 bales cotton.
Ho% sn eT bales bales cotton
fo snf a G9sy d@ from Le SS hs GOTTEN
W so Johnson: fom Bayou Crosse Tete-7baes cotton.
TTowboat Mississippi, Shuliz, from the Passes.
T Towboai Phoenix. CIgwel. from the Passes
iowooat Claiborne, Howran from the Passes.
n, HOMECOMING UP
nafks Marcia, aid Mary Jane.
~ Memoranda:
me Dark Sanee reports the following vessels at Chages,
ne 10Th ult-Brig Pedaza Terry, to sail for this port
"aa', steamer Maria Burt for this port, via Kingston,
a. apn l6 brig Doct. Hitchcock uncertain brig Lancet
sh ork, arrived April IL; schr. Galena, uncertain.
~ splendid. sailed April IL, for Vera Cruz.
e nheld Scott left Cincinnati the 2lst ult. In
81 ~ ~' New Orleans steamers New World J. NJ. Niles,
an yorktown. Reports 6 feet water in the Canal, and
Vwpoat Phoenix towed down and to sea- on the 9th ut
rs pamatia, and Medemseh,
Nh ooat claiborne towed down and 10 sea- the 2Sth
"e'hss ApalaehicoIa, and Indiana, and schr. Iona.
= PASSENGERS:
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EXTENSIVE RoBBERy.-The Second Municipality police
ye,tenlay arrested man named William Enbank. alas
Bill ST. Louis, who cha ged by Patrick MEG unna with
having robbed him of $500 American and Spanish gold
and a gold watch and chain valued at $ISJ.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.


notch the First municipality designated the following
k ), N the Nos commence at the Railroad and up.
NJ Second m2 the Nos. above the Steamboat Land
s No being Fatboat Landing lin the Third (m3l the Nos
sncs at Railroad and down. No. being Ferry wharf
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FRELate night before last fire occurred in The house
Bauack occupied by Mrs. Dppre. Not much dam
age done. Mrs Coffin had her hands severely burned
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STEALING CLOTHING, Margaret Rooney TO be exam
med today before Recorder Baldwin the charge of steal
ing clothing from Mrs Ramage. in Phlippa street.
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SLAVE ARREsTED.-Denns slave of Mr. Schneider, was
taken charge by the Police, havin away from his
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RIFLING.-Thomas Carney and Philip Carney will be
brought up before Recorder Baldwin. TO TO
the complaint of Mrs. Thompson, for taking without leave
a rife nom her house in Religious
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A BLACK AFFAIR.-Toby. slave of Mr. Hughes, and
Pleasant slave of Mr.. CanoDge arrested stable in
st. John street, engaged In gambling
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LARcENYJoe Meijes and Frederick Remer arrested
by the lst Municipality police charged with stealing sundy
] au,Id divers
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STOLEN DIAMoNDs.-Christan Hescker and lsham, slave
Of Mr. Woodbridge, arrested by the First Municipality
Police for stealing diamonds, vaIued eight hundred dol
lars, from letter The Post-oifice The jewels the
property of Mr. Turke
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| SUspICIous.-Mr. VIM E. Thompson found Thomas
Fnegan in his house without said Thomas having
tcuar business the premes Considering that this rather
threw shade Fnegans character for honesty, Nh.
Thompson had him arrested that he might account for his
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01

STEALING DooRs-George Kennedy yesterday
rested in The Second Municipality, being accused by Am
bTose Hanon with having carried away from his
St Charles lot doors and other property val
ued $50.
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TIRE TxNED AssAuLT-James Kelly having threaten
ed SUNDAY evening that he would personal violence
towards Mr. 3D. else arrested 10 answer the com.
plant of The laiterg gentleman.
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HARBORING A SLAvE.-John Bennett will be examined
Tomorrow before Recorder BALDWIN, the charge of har-
boring slave belonging to Lauree Livaudais Of
Marais and Main streets
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PICKPoCKHT.-JOhn Dennis. having inserted his hand into
the pocket of drunken and distracted the dimes be-
longing said nebriae, found himself in turn in the
clutches of the law.
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DRY GOODS.
Thomas Brady 49,. 81 Charities street.

OPENING THIS DAY IN STORE FL CHARITIES
" STREET, an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of FANCY
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We prepared TO Ofera full and varied assortment
in all the different departments OF our business
The Stock embraces every manufacture in LINEN,
of which has been selected with unusual order 10
establish that confidence which hope win from all
those who may favor us with their custom.
One thing wish to impress upOn our patTons-the
schoie of Stock Mr0u ghout marked Plain Figures
at the Losoest Selling Price.
he tack lin rarto of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01
DRJGs ANN MrDIcJNEs

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
II JIMMIE. CAL0MEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- IN
NJ Gao. RHUBARB. etc-As low for cash -
- as can be procured elsewhere-Cal and IL
TT {ndge;.Dr e. J. COAE'S PREPARA- u
~ SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequaled
remedy for Coughs, Influenza etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAlVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeabe cure, superior to
the Capsules or any other extract. -
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARiLLA AND
TARAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT.
etcFo the relief and OF Construction and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
kV- Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheumas
tsm, Bronchitis and Consumption
EV- Office corner Magazine and Poydras n23 1y3dp
THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CO.
PAIVA AND SARSAFARILLA.
TINE nfalbe remedy
generally which the Copaya
have been found serviceab. The
medicine has obtained for the last four years.
utility IL has acquired The almost
of Europe has been examined Of sanctioned
by the Faculty Medicine and recommended by the
Of the profession.
One recommendation this above all Others
neat portable formput posthe mode which
taken beng both and pleasantts asess
restriction Diet confinement daily Travellers
especially would find this medicine highly useful
be unpovided with preparation possessing the advantages which
the combines the medicine pamphlet
explanatory of the different the disease without
charge full and ample directions ltconta
E Prepared by j. B. Thorn, Chemist London and Tor sale by
SCkLEs CO., Druggists 90 Canal and "a Magazine streets
New Orleans mars 3m2dp
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ARPEsrED-Nelly slave runaway from her mistress
MIS- Bowie, was arrested yesterday.
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BREACH OF TRUsT.-Y esterday morning, man named
; mon Wonognovz brought up before Recorder &C.
NOS charged with breach OF trust by Abel Bnger The
latter deposed that had entrusted the accused
amount OF goods valued at sixteen dollars which he refuses
10 deliver to Their owner, to account for
whatsoever sent before the First District
Court to answer the charge
AEOTHKR.-A man named Bernard yesterday arrest
ed by the First Municipality Police and sent before Judge
DeIbes TO be tried for breach Of trust.
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNClL-Ths body

STEALNG.-Henry, a slave of Mr. Hae's, was arreste,
charged with stealing sundry matters from Mr. Ochgwlek
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LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE.
I AND WARRANS of 100 and 40 acres. for sale low.
L. Apply at % Natchez street. up stairs. APPS
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES.
THE IiIG HEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR SOL Il
j. C. BERREY n
ap25 If Commercial Exchange. J..
CHARLES STOUGEToN
Family Grocer 49,. No. 81 CAMP Street.
Gfpse fsGsf SG s5cf fs%Ds GoaGs s
efed free of charge apis
ID sale BY 9'@''N' ''' CHARLES sT0iUGHToN, ~
ap23 "a Camp ST.
SHAYES'S Extra Sugar Cured. Plain and Bagged Hams
apas STORE an" '0 GU IT fS$ ad q
c,,, JUST ARRIVED ~ n,.,. s;z.
on common and fine article, from 81 per dozen up TIA
wsto SIS, only at wholesas Ell BY nrppprncE M
Go apI7 1T % Customhou5e st. up stairs -
SUMMER STYLE.
40 CASES fine fasll9na9le Dr49 Beaver Eats a just
e field I apa N D SUI Wholesale Halter 81
G@ap17 12t q Customhouse st. up stairs. -
EUsT RECEIVED. per ship Sbeffed, us dozen Of FS
III 8Customhouse street
CAMP STREET CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
SEYMOUR & co AZ GIMP street (Nest Door to
y the of GIavier street invite the attention of
Of FAsHI6NABLE and, STAPLE DRY GOODS
VIVA ffsS 4 sFIssH
FROM MY FACTORY IN THE NORTH.
bR i@f 81 1hd Cd
which will offer very low. 60
Also, fine assortment Of SIX hat HATS
OF all qualities. Also, few cases OF LEG dOfN HIS
white and cooed cheap, at IL GraHer st5e Hp la
ans Vi New Jersey Hat Manufacturer
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Agency of the eeiebrated American Powder 90.
A Carl

A CAhD.
nR. DODSON has returned from the North. and vii
his practice as fomeryespeciay the treatment
OF Piles, Fuia diseases of the BLADDER, Structures,
rom whaeyef treated for radical cure without the
use OF caustic 'rcutting instruments
II FLINT says Tin writing for set of my instrumens):
Inc more have reflected them and experienced the
want o. that KIND of instrument the better satisfied ha
become tha you have provided by ingenuity and skill
snIgcai uesidefatnm IN that particular"
fV His newly invented and improved instruments for
the retention and Radical cure of II GRNIA adapted to
every variety OF Rupture; and. when well fitted are
with and comfort The blocks do not iubJe persra.
ton and become offensive Fhe springs are prepared 10 re-
effects and the may be removed and
washed pleasure Unequiyocal onais of ernane nj
in both the aged and he may examined at
my office, No. Us,os street. second door from st.
Charles Il. fv34 Dis WSn
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NOTICE

have this day retired from bu'lneSs all persons TO
"A VII ON may be indebted WILL please bnng forth their
claims within fitee, days from this date would also
NV an persons indebted 10 forth and settle with
me within that time would also solicit from my friends
ard tisomers continuance Of their patronage for Sue
Cessnr r. MCCARTHY, who has conducted my business
lar lie past four years NJ. SULLIVAN
Nay Orleans. An.ll L 1879 ami Imt so Commerce St.
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n EW ORLEANS :
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY ], 1919

THE CASE OF CHANDLER.-Ths trial of J. B. Chandler
for the crime of MURDER killing Patrick Daily took place
Yesterday before the Fist District Court The event. which
doubtless still fresh in the of readers
October last Full details that time given by the
city press and the evidence the trial was merely re-
capulstOn of what is already known the public we
deem II supeTinous to enter upon repetition The District
Attorney and Attorney General appeared for the State and
Psnde Hunt and Mr. Frost for the defendant. These gen.
temen argued the in able manner and elucida
ted the law of self defence with unusual force and cearness
At late hour the submitted to the jury who
II O'clock had moi greed unnn q verdict
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Smiths and Engineers.
AJLT & SEYMOUE-Jula street, Next Door to
Commerce street, near the Few Levee.
RE fully prepared 20 attend to oil kinds of 5 ga NJ
~ BOAT IRON WORK at the shortest notice. ID
e. RRASS PATTERNS fpsnished of all dezcEp- 81 -
tons REPAIRS TO BOILERS. end all descFip- ~
lions Of Jobbing Work. viii meet prompt attention.
Scales Repaired aud Adjusted. spSs "
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Passengers:
VI snip Gosthe, from Bremen-l97 steerage.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
WANTS.

CABINET-MAKERS WANTED
1.-TWO Cabinet makers can lind constant employment a
i the Corner OF Grayer and Circus streets.
ap23 WIN McCLUSkEY