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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26
1 SrNuQclrer mrrben rerMnat.

Gs wcrocu in Der Stdot 2luentaun. Geda
@auntp. 4 S6uuebrcr, ndpIitb Gin Minn'
Iibcr uno brei g8dbIid,e, uCrIan9t Ser
Sermin fol- ouf csu 3tcu September Ici.
ncn Nnfan9 nebmsn, uno oaS @ramiuircu
Der 9ebrsr ouf Mrnto95 bcn 6tcn porbeti.
gen Nuauif, am fuowcliItbm SduIbaule
aIlbler ltautnorn. - &c9m Ccm NdberH
wenes man lib an I
,,r,o ?Eqbsu 9igif, Scc.
S"'' H. rq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26

=, eeos,'&I M!s,,. =, = SS.sV'' SS
ecbn Rnrtbt, Scrts,
2. 2Sttnlono, 9rtblcbcnJ
Samuel Srunncr, &C.
Ct. Abnrmolt, AlItn,
Stb. SmNerr, Sulthttl,
81. elSnoEnIn, y. NlItn,
2. 81. e2nmou, ,. V:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26

SE Sn QbilabeIpbia, Cincinnati uno
ct. 9oui5 erGebt man, pa6 bic @boGera am
abnebmen iif-aber an eini9cn Srten, ais
MontreoI, Suebef, etc. iOlIen ii6 bic GbO'
terafGuc Uermebren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26
9Sbtlebclpb!aer ANarftheriebt.
Samfaa, Suli Z, 1S49.

SamIt09I SuIl Z, 1919.
Slnucr nnS WlcbI.-0is 9lacbfroas fit S(ausr
gum &Grbtn por 9inltt9, unp tit prtGe iiicecn bcna
9emaB Cin pGnta. $500 8irrd muroSn ftir $46 81 bis
4,75 per Y6rrtl plrtauft. 1900 @arrrt an S5 fir
Srancmpins, sum Shiit nSurr QRaiyn, tno 4,Sl bio
8 fiir @rtra. TUr Gin &CrGrauh $50 bis 5,25 Pee
8drrtI-GBtitbtcrnmcb tr0tDN 2,75 SbaIsr srr Seb.
uno 9fc99nnlebt 3 Sb0lEr,
6ictraiec.--0sr @crratb ron Gttruoe sUar nur
Eht. uno Der 0E0Dn tiC9 Gin rpGn9. StrIltr tradDs
.04 bis 106 per 9ubtt fir after Rctbtr. gRrigtr
$lO7 bis l0S. Rc9Vn ttorbts 81 bis 50 Gents fir
Ytnnh!v-gRcGbtrrn murrs vcn 80 bis 60 Gents rsrz
Fault. .ufr, Ycnnhtr, 81, Dta.pars 2S bic 32, uuS
Ncrtb &tptr on 30 Cents pct 8uIbd.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26
Sefcntlt6e SSenDu.

Somta9S een llten Qu9uif, um 10 llbf
SCrmitta9s, fol- am Saufe oeS unterssit'
neten. in Sucmbeitbaa Saunfbtp, 9e6d
@auutp, 6ffentIib Uerfauft wcrcsn:
3wci Qferbs, Wopon eines Elm prdrbtises
SotteIpferp, uuo an ir9eno sinem Srt Su
brauben 1T, 6 Stuf SeUonfbire 3inopieb,
4 S6mcine, Elm Sier9iuIswa9en, nod bei-
nabe neu, cine SuIfp, Smei Yaar oOppeItes
Carriage 9efbirrr, Elm Gin96utseeftirr.
Bureau Slid, SObofen nit SlCbr an6
Boilers, Settcr uno 8sttIao, unc fCnGt npdb
piele Qrtifel ju weitEdufti9 su metom.
Die Seein9un9en am 9erfaufstase nus
4ufwartun9 Don
Spbn s.. Slid.
Sult 70. na3rs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26
9 tdrb:

2(m ltetrn SicuIto9 1Gcnp, in oitTIr staot as
riua 8neppleN i'm 76ttn eCbsnsiobrs. 2(m
Srtital tpurps lr i'm BAKn prn ;abLrribrn Srtunpcn
uno &Ctannsn GserNt9b
(@in9eIanbt burtb btn Gbup. l6crrn Dut$.)
2Cm I4tcr, in TcrowbIitbou, on Der &ubr, Gin ri:
na, SrbSr ron S8iliam uno @arrIiuo 9cb i'm 4. Sabr
2(m l5ttr, in Guowbcitbol, am SbIO9fIuE otbGz
rino @is9r, in S3itsn Sabre.
2(m l7ttn, in eiirwbcitbou, on 1us,tbrlma uno
9HoiItrutbt GOtboriuo, Gbesottin prn .pturp Gutb,
i'm 52iSn Sabre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26
C3n cite SO 0 d e.0
9yrtit pScr Srapcrs Surors.

Daniel 6nauF, >. allen,
Scbn 9Ecrm0n, @aitcn,
Scbu SyIaurrr, Scrts
pcttr yiocB. 2SiuiamS,
9ccnorb 91attt, CO.
pGttr 9Scrrrin1 ScrfS,
Sant. NOiaicr, 81. 3ItbCl,
l(norcw (otrbittr, @aitcu,
Sec. 2(pplI9att, I2iaiams,
8itboro 9BIietL .. alien,
~. 81. 9crrcU, @dltcn,
SGm. otiguon, 81. gttbsI,
Gcnrob Sthsimtr, ySau,
Scbn 8itharr& 9Hiuiams,
9pIttr &Chttr, 81. Si0jy
Sants Ghnr, 2lItn,
Gbr. Wtldt, Wiccrr,
Yarnrt SiuRrr, 81. GG;.,
6inSu9efl9te pctit
strpis sO1itts, 9pIoinfittr,
.. ". .orlItr, SGutCu,
SRIub. iocpptM 9tainrtlc.
Satcb &itt, YtthltbIn,
Saic6 &nccr, Yl0inhtlc,
Smru &GkIIr, 81. 9Iaj,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26
NdS SlllcobcuN 1Icucr.

Ser Mapor Don allegheny bat, in Soloe
oeS aufrubreriihen uno pCroGbIicben Se.
tro9enS Der SeuerIcuts bel Dem Seuer am 16.
Suit, cine 8cIcbnun9 pon 5000 oEf bic
Gntoefun9 Ger 9erfoncn 9eieet, weIte Die
ptttSbur9er SeuerIeute pom 96Iten ab.
bteIten.
Sie YoIi5ei bat bercit5 einioe 9tdccl5.
fubrer prrboftet, uno 1T oncern auf Der
Spur.
IS IOGIcn 9rUbun9en 9emaht moroen
fein. Die sanSe Staot Allegheny in Srauc
Su itedeu.
Ser @emcineratb woGlte 1ib am Qbeno
bes II. SuIi petfammeIn, uno wie e5 bie6,
fat eeS btSberi9cn freiwiui9en Spfems
Die SeuerIeute f6rmIib bslClcen.
Spei gonje SIodS, mciitcnS 8retterbiu'
fer, brannten bis ouf 6 nieber Gin 9ro6cr
Sbcil mar nibt reriidert, uno picIe ormc
Scutc pcrIorcn rurd ro5 o5unIinni9e Serfabren
Der SeuerIeute ibre 9anSe Sobc. 9SaS bat'
ten lCne Qrmen nit cinem SefhIuiIe oeS
StaoratbeS 9e9en bic SeucrIcute 6u tbun,
mag oerieIbe nod 70 un9erebt 9cpelrn fcin.
Werfts Gutb ! Ser @rmontaun
ScIc9ropb ia0t Sin bcutibr Suu9e Su
8rioe5bur9 fuute iib Dor eini9en Sassn
cen Baud nit eincm babtu Qef &ufhen
uno &trfhcnifCtnsn. trant porauf Elm Suart
iaurcs Sier uno crIulti9te fb oI5oonn nit
Sdwimmcn i'm Delaware. Sirr Stuneen
carauf mar CT cine 9eide.
Gfrifanifbe5 5@oIb.-2(ub in Gfifd
Bat man 8oIo gcfunccn. Sis Miucn fol.
len rrthcr iein ais cicieni9e in Californian
uno ooNtIbe eurb mCni9 Nbcit CrbaItcr
| MN MN
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26
SerDciratDct:
(Ourtb 0rn Gbrp. 6errn 8udS.) J

N-JWNW WI SVKIV' DtKFIE TZIUNTV'J
2tm l9ten TitItS, tStrr 8 lp y Cor br, pcn 9fcSs
qusbcrtn9, nit gyig s barlptts s i d T, prn
Wlautt Gbunt.
2tmndmlibrn Sag, 5srr 8 mas 9on9cw
rcn ottr Sobt mt gNtB 9 u lanna 90n9 c.
10 +, 7Sn glcrb;S8bcitboH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26
SuIi 26.
Sefentlt6c 9ScnDu.


Somita9s ben 4ten Uu9ult, UNI II
ubr Mitta9S, fou am Saufe Don 81 d o.
las M 2. in Nieosr Matunaie Sauu.
ftip, ee6a @auntp. 6fentIi5 uerfauft mere
ben
Sin @ferS, Swei Sibs, ficben S6weine,
uno Spei QIte nit Sunaen, Yfu9. G9se. 2
Bureaus, Elm Sfsn, elm &obofcn. Spei 8i.
benfbrinfe, Sau5ubr, Gin Milbfbranf, z
Slide, Sthble, 8dnfe, Better uno 8ettla,
ben, Smei &iiten, 3iber, Stinner, Sdrrel.
fd6er uno @Bi9, Swei Qrc6e fupferne ReiIeI,
Elm @ifenfelfeG, Elm S6ubfarrsn, Qmbcs,
S6mirtbla6baI9e, cine Suantitdt 3an9en,
uno font nod pieIcrIei 2rtifeI Su wsitIduf.
ti9 iu meIcen.
Sie 8ccin9un0en am Serfaufsta9e une
Iufwartun9 pon
sfibpIae 0iinf.
SuIi 10. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26
Srpcfene @iter.

SCeben erbalten Elm &orratb febr feline
Gawns. Gin9bamS uno 8arra9es -eben'
fous: QIpacos, 9einewano fur Sdds, lei.
nerne 9eSpilli9te MantiuaS, uno 9reB'
Srtn9es, nit cinem 9uten SCrratb BON Sud-.
@abimere uno lece 2lrt @eitenSsu9, ETC., gum
Serfauf niecri9, am StObr Don
STcrB uuo SanSiS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26
syloIe1iur ,um Trud,tmGbcu.

|. Ser SaucrnfrCuno meloet, bo6 por eini:
gen So9en ouf Dem YIoee oe5 !Srn. 1bra:
bam Gauoenbufb in Sber SoIfOro Elm Ser.
Iub nit ctper Maibine gum Sru6mdDen
9cmodt wurce, Der, uob Dem urtbeile Der
4nmcfcnecn frbr 9cni9eno ouSfieI. 9e
Mafdine Siebt bel Der SperotiOn Die Sruttt
nit einem &e6enilb Die Mefsr uno fbiebt
lie, wenn ob9efbnitten, iO9Ieib in Gorben,
msI6e itd eben 70 gut oufbiuocn IoiIen, ais
Die nit einem &eff 9emdbtCn. Die Mla.
1hine fol- in elmer Stunorn onertbaIb
Ufer Srudt obmdDCn uno mho burtb Swci
Yferre 9e6c9cn, wcIbe Elm Mlann, Der oar.
auf iigt, Ieitet. Sr. SddsI uOn Sber: Sauo'
ver 1T @rfincer uno Srferti9cr Der Ma'
ihine.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26
0ro1t pdreai'rs!
Cine anbere 9tnfunft BON lppDlfct
len Sutern.
kAAS ...A a...A 4 ...AsQ
Mcrt 1mO Sanois,

Stno fUeben Don Der @itp Surhd9efebrt
uno ofnen icet Elm ft6ner SOrratb 0uter
idifII6 fur Die Sabrsjeit. wel6e an Sb6n
belt uno Netti9fcit oeS StpIS aIIen anccrn
Waaren i'm Mlarft 5ur Scite seltelt wer-
ben fbnnen, uno wcIbs ale an oeu alIernie.
eerlten preiBen perfauft Weroen. Sbre Sun
ben uno oaS pubIifum i'm Qq9emeinen fino
einseIaoen bel uns fribSeiti9 anSuipreben,
lnoem tbnen bic @uter nit Srsupe ee6ej9t
uno pOfur feline Hednuna aemadnt Wiro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26
Ser SSicrtc Suli in siSsGarpIinn.

Srou9cbur9. murocn unter elmer &eibe
pon Srinffpruben cini9e ousgebradtt, pcIbe
crfIdrcn, CAP nois@Cnftitutton Gem Shocn Elm
Snfrumcnt Der @roufamfsit uno os5 SIubes
oor9cffsut wuree > oa6 ocie Union, yer:
corbsn ME fie ictt 1T, Der Qufbewabrun9
nibt mertb ict > CAP noie ihoIibe 2toorciIe
Der rfs Sbritt Su elmer Swcitcn unab.
bin9i9 9feit5: GrfIirun9 1T :" uno in 8Gu9
auf cine Srcnnun9 Der Union, nis fruDcr ie
bClIer fur ocn Suoen."
SUS Surd caS Srinfcm faltcn SSahcrS.
Sn pcribcrcncu 9s9euccu ceS 9anbcs,
Iomcbl ais in unicrer Stact GfaQt cine BAL,
timcrcr 3eitun9) bobcn iitb Sooe5fdue er
cionet in SoIge cCS unuCridti0m SrinfrnS
pon faItcm g8a6tr, mann Der &orper ibCr.
biBt mar. Su picl SoriIdt fam nibt be
obabtrt muecn. Defenders Don Qrbsitcrn
mcIcbe cen circftrn SonncnilrobIsn ouS9e
fest lino. 98rnn man bic Sorli6t &C.
braudt, rie {oince uno ca5 Gciibt nit fal
tenn Ma6rr Su booCn, Cbe man trlntt, f
merccn nibt Icitbt ilble Scl9Gn cntltrbcn.
Sn 8OHcn finc bic S9ncicrr fiji,
btbcrn gpDn 0u59eircten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26

TFGoI. 8 8entcn bat am 7tsn Sie'
fes, Su eerin9ton, WilIouri, obermaIS cine
gro6e QrtiftIaperei 8c6e acbalten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26

Grfinoun9.-@in Serr McSonaIo,
IN ShouIano. bat cine Moihinc ctfuuocn,
ipcmit @ranitfcIfsn 70 fcin Sermalmt wcr:
ben, taB iie Sur S0futi9cn9 pCn 9dinr
8efthr uno @aGerr0Brcu brnuet wGccn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-26

ECS@ine munecrborc SotoIitdt erri9nc'
te ii6 unldn9it nit Swei 8rurcrn. in Sis
bemin9o Co., MifTiiippi. Ginsr, Der Gbrw.
e. 8. &bCaos, mar ndmIib an Der GbcIe.
"a 9eiforben. uno Der Qnoere. Der @brw. s.
GbOats. wClIte 9eDcn I'M fcincr Mutter bic
Nabridt Su ibtrbrin9en, ais er auf Dem
SBc9e pom SIiee 9etrrfen uno au9cnbIifs
lid aetcetet wuree.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-11

whch oil hhds, 50 A. at 5, and R. at &c., and 30 hhd
20 A at 51ac.. 2 R. at 81. and at &c. . IL.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The Sugar market wa.
inactive again. and the sales did not exceed $50 hhds Good
common to fully Fair 3sD4c h. OF Molssses 400 bbs
taken at 15G7171ac.-very dull.
rLoOh-There a good deal Offering and as sellers
Were Wiling to take the lower offers made 5000 bbs
nands as follows 500 bb Ohio The Levee at % S. $50
do al 70 oa, $50 do in two lots at 90 90&3 95 $50 do
az "a O bbs crossed at g. 500 do Fine at % So 200 do
ohio at % 49, and Ito do choice ST. Louis at ~ s bb
CokN-There but few buyers but the sales neverthe
less reached $500 sacks including 250 sacks OO and 1c5
90 and ll5o DO Con Monday, but repoed at 3lc for
white, and BIC. for yellow.
WHEAT.-14O0 bushels good brought &c. y busheI
OATS.-A sale of 5000 bushels in bulk equal to 34c
PROVISIONS. Pork little inquired for and the
only sales In small parcels, at $8 % 50 90 for Prime and
$i0 2a for Mess Bulk Pork firm with sales of 100 600 III
Hogound at 50 S. and 40 do (two atboat loads) at
% 70 lou H. OF Bacon rs casks Shoulders taken at Dc
and 70 do Sides at SIC b. Lard moves off freely and we
noticed sales follows: q bbs at 5 $50 do at 5 PSI
DO No Q6o 45 and $50 at 5 170 do at fraction higher
zoo kegs at ga, and 300 do at &c. ID.
SALT-A cargo of 1851 sacks Liverpool (1OOO Fne sod
at: and 200 do. Coarse (besched sacks) at zoe.
BAGGlNG AND ROPE-Fm. Sales 200 coils at &c.
cash. 10 pieces Ga prime brandt IKE short time with
interest and 200 do. at &c.,. long time with interest
HAY-60 tons New York Hay brought SIS and 100 bales
the same.
brands offered at tic.
EXCHANGE.-Dul. and the rates uuatered
FREIGHTS-Are unatered. An American ship was
engaged for Glasgow at sd for Cotton another for Liver
pool at the same and Id for Corn also ship for Boston
laid on, taking 1000 bbls Flour at SOC,
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent bv VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor 81 the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE, Tuesday. April 10-Anived steamer Pride
OF the West. with 40 Beeves; steamer Bunker Hill No. g.
10 Cows; Alex. Scott. 40 Besves 800 Sheep Prices as
in yesterdays first class &c.; second TX third
6l07o. p ib Hogs, 3031fc. y ID; Cows s25Os3 head
Hay. $l40si5 ton; Corn. 4505oc. bushe; Oats &c.
% bushe; Bran, 60D70c. o 100 ID OLcake, 81 . 100 h.
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL-Frank Lord for very ungal-
liant attack Adene Morgan and her sister Louisa BrOn-
son. who reside the of Baonue and Gravie streets
orda dVyiu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-11
CARROLLTON HOTEL.

CAhnOLLtON HO1EL.
THE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
Il have just taken the above mentioned establish. "a
ment with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin Alleys E;::
Billiard Room. Ice Cream Saloon ETC.. etc. appertan ~
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making very considerable Improvements therein they
prepared receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient Boarders 1t is almost useless expatate the
attractions to be found the Carrolon Hotel
Grounds As suburban place of entertainment the etab
lishment second to the South possessing it
does almost unvaled scenery and the artificial helps OF
Gardening the production of and flowers, such
where be found in the vicinity of New Orleans
As place of mporary ruscation-as retreat from the
noise hustle and of city fe- merits more than odi-
nary notice from the visiter.
The undersigned apprse the the public that their Larder
viii always be found well supplied with the choicest quail
ties OF Game Fish, etc. and they have laid IN timely
ssorfed stock of Wines and other Liquors they can furnish
net or Supper Chance Repass to private parties at
The undersigned therefore iater themselves that in addi
ton TO their own assiduous efforts please the beauty OF
the location ITS saubrous atmosphere the ease with which
access may be mad their establishment by railroad render
the CaoIon Hotel the desirable OF ali summer resorts
for the citizens of New Orleans
ANGEL. & CHANDLER.
~ For terms of Board. etc. inquire at the Planters
Hotel, at the Hotel in Canellton. Capt. A. AsskLL
ap9 II CHAs. CHANDLER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-11

CEVEN HUNDRED packages Imperial Young Hyton
- and Gnnpowdeg half chests. caddies, 10 and Glib.
boxes. Tor sale BY WHITTEMORE j. CUTTER,
. ans 10 Tchoupltoulas st,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-11

RoBBERy-T SHAMROCK was yesterday arrested in the
First Municipality for having stolen $50 55 from the house
of John Roach Toulouse street. between Burgundy and
Rampant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-11

HARBoRINe A SLAvE-Mary Davis yesterday
rested in the Second Municipality. charged by Ms och
with harboring her female slave in house in Phippa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-11

SUSPICIOUS LoCALITY.-Martin o. rien found.
night before very comfortably ensc0nsed in theHmber
yard of Kelsey Co. in st. Paul street. He removed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-11

THEFT-Henry Sullivan stole shawl from negro girl
for which he yesterday arrested by the Second Munich
nality pnIire
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-11

FORGED LAND WARRAHTs.-.Ita appears that there is a
Quantity of spurious land warrants still upon the market
We day hear of being arrested for selling them
Municipality police arrested named Anoca Brea,
who the time of his arrest had in his possession number
of forged land warrants which he had previously offered
fors
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-11

CALIFORNIA HATS.
lust received per ships Vcksburg Taleyrand and Jas
~ sore, $50 dozen of the above article Brown. n
~z White Pearl and Black, of different qualities. y
Nj Aso-an invoice Of Palmiraf hats common and 81
Ofae. for sale by JOHN DURBRlDGE.
mh29 i2t 8Cusfomhouse street no stairs.
0. II 81. Charles fyH 2dp
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STEALING PEAsUTs-Philip. slave Of J. lsaacs. was
found in the the Fist Municipality having bag Of
pea in his session supposed have been stolen.
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GOLDFISH,
- HUNDRED boxes landing from ship Ralto. and
sale by WHITTEMORE & CUTTER.
l0Tchoupitoulas st.
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A. r. SCHEPMOES.
ALEXANDER HILL & CO-46 Char TRES st.
Fancy Comb, Brush and Variety Store.
WE would invite he attention Sf county dealers to our
PIE GOODS-Shel, Ivory, Buffalo and Silver ~
Combs Gold and Silver Pens and Penc-cases; EHAtAsg
Purse Trimmings Spool Silks of every variety: "WI"H
Opera Glasses Accordons Flutnas; Vioins and Violin
Boxes Game Bags: Fishing Ia kle; Hooks Lines. Reels
etc, etc. Percussion Caps; Playing Cards; Domnoes
Graces German TOYS Wok Baskets Clocks; Matches,
Our of Staple Goods is complete Threads
Pins, Needless Hooks and Eyes, Soaps Powders. Cologne
Water Perfumery etc. etc. all of which offer at the
lowest possible rates, for cash Or city acceptance
n B-5OO,OOO G. ID Caps. ap9 81
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THEyT-Catherine Owens was yesterday charged BY Mrs
Campbell with stealing her gold watch for which act Cahe
rine was arrested by The Second Municipality police.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. g 81 30 N.-LoNaITUpE. 80 Win Time 6h
Cleared YESTERDAY:

Ship Carolus Dunbar Liverpool J. W. Andrews Co
Ship Delaware Tarbox, St Petersburg Up Whitney Co
Fl ship Jupiter Allegro, Marseles A. Lapfear Co
Bark Kezia, Kendall, Boston, II, 81 Gale
Bark Apthorpe, Blake Marseilles. J. p Whitney & Go
Bark Caremont, Lemond. New York, Toby & Bogert
Brg Marion, Dickinson, Charleston, O. j. Meeker
Brig Emma Prescott, Lee, New York, Fosdick 81 Bro
Schr. Sea Horse, Befour, Mobile B. w huntington
Sloop Cuter. Kombeck Mobile, e, d. lehman
Steamer Mobile, Sutton, Mobile, Master
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So NIlfll N O.
(YMy fa *

MRS. CAMPBELL. Corner Of Povdras and Caronde-
w Iet streets has received her Stock of New SPRING
MIlLIN GOODS, to which she invites the attention
Of the Ladies. The is large of the hest and
latest styles to be found in this city the North The style
and beauty of her CAPOTES and Fancy BONNETS, are
not exceed equaled in this CITY, and the prices much
below those asked for the goods in more expensive
establishments.
N. B.-BONNETS CLEANED and PRESSED in
Style not surpassed in the South North. ap9 81
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$4,000 REWARD.
OFFICE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS,1
NEW ORLEANS, April 5th 1919.
WHEREAS, 1T is known to members OF this Board that
w frequent of Incendarsm have occurred in this
city during the month and whereas if the Incendia
continue undiscovered, the most destructive consequen
ces to properly may be apprehended be it therefore
Resooed, That this Board hereby authorize its Secretary
70 offer reward of THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
t9T the conycon Of fIee person of mature TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the conviction Of any slave
who have been concerned. either principal Access
sOry setting fire to any builng buildings within the
State of Louisiana.
true extract from the Minutes:
ap9 12t GEO. c. IAWRASON, Secretary.
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SrABBIsG WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Washngton Bald.
win Yesterday made complaint before Recorder Genos.
against named DIVA Vincent alias Rosa Baldwin,
whom he charged with having stabbed him, with inteIS
lion 10 take his life.
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AcouIrrkp-Bridget and Martin Browy were yesterday
tried in the First District Court and acquitted of Larceny
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Before Recorder Baldwin yesterday. Ann Jane Carr,
lady of very feminine prOpenses, held TO bail in
he of SEQ. to keep the for six months We
doubt any but dumb by nature could hold her
neac hat long
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P1cK.pocKET Patrick Callahan night before last
rested in the Second Municipality for picking the pocket OF
a man living drunk in Julia street.
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AssAULr-Mann Hogan not having a very tender
gard for the feminine tbies of Sarah Miller night
before last made desperate assault upon her with glass
lumber. Recorder Baldwin yesterday sent Mr. Hogan be-
foe the FIRST District Court
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Eli For California, ria Chagres. To Succeed the
G Bark Fl9EIDA Nsso gr.. ..., ama caafysss
fastened scbo IONA, Leefch. ,esste having
fine modatiops for passengers can comfortably take
fitted up for the occason-for which. freight, apply on
board at Lower ficsvune Ter. or 20
q. WICKHAM, 20 Bienvile at.
or r. M HARRISON & 70. ~ Poydras st.
y. B.-The Agents in Panama Messrs. R. H. TEETcH
Co., who prepared with all the traBspomtrn
for passengers and freight the sthmus that they
are not to meet with any delay in crossing. apW