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LAFAYETTE ITEMs.-We CLEAN the following local items

from thu Lafayette Live Oak of yesterday
C1ty Neutrality-suspicious. intsrments have taken
place in cemetery of the city during the last seven days
ending Yesterday IL ock Seven OF these were from cho
era Five were brought from the city of Kew Orleans and
two died in this place OF the whole number of buals
during the week only nine of who had died in
Lafayette the remaining thirteen were imported to our
burying place from neghborng city.
Senteneed-Pbip Duffy sentenced by Judge Clark,
on Saturday fourteen years confinement labor the
State Prison. This unfortunate arraigDed our
readers will doubtless ecoect for the murder OF his
law and found by the Jury guilty Of mansaughter 10
be hoped fourteen years will expiate his offence
Oephan BOYS 4sylum-75s boys have been admitted into
the Orphan Asylum, Jackson street since the year 1924.
ia of these died before they arrived the of
and 40 died after they had completed their 7th year The
Directors of this Asylum have aPPentced ~ of these boys
different emp0ymens and 24 have been taken from the
Asylum by their friends and relatives and have absconded
and placed themselves beyond the reach of the Directors
4rson-The slave George, belonging TO N Kennedy, of
New Orleans was Saturday last, tried before Judge
Barre and jury of freemen convicted and sentenced to
Imprisonment and labor in the pententary for two years
George was convicted the charge of in having
burned the police jail of the borough Of Frespon
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CAUGHT AT LAsT.-On Christmas last Mrs. Mathilda
Hoey made affidavit before Recorder Genos that about day.
light the previous morning. man, whose name she did
know but whom she could Identify broke into her house
and stole the $lS and quantity OF male parel
worth about $40. From the description given by her, the
police arrested yesterday who gave his John
Nanny Being brought before Recorder Genois, officer
Trescases informed the Court his not Nanny but
Murphy This confirmed the suspicion against him. and
Mrs Hoey being for recognized him at the
who had committed the burglary He sent before
the First District Court
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TCHoUPlToULAs sTREETs-The Condrons and Others
cused of breaking the coffee house of B. Giooey, at the
corner of TchOupouas and St joseph the nights
of the 9Th and 9TH inst, and breaking his furnure and
threatening his life, yesterday arragned before RecoT
Baldwin and required give bonds OF $500 each
O keep the peace for SIX months.
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TRUE BILLsThe Grand Jury yesterday found true bills
against James Mitchell alias Smith James Burns and Pat
and Congress knife; against Thomas alias Paddy Mullen
accused OF entering the ship Vcksbug at night with intent
steal against VIM. Thomas accused of entering the
steamship Palmetto night with intent steal and gains
Henry Wolfe charged with perjury in swearing in his vote
the last Presidential election, the poll of the First w ard
Of the Second Municipality when he wanted all the qua
cations of a yoter--age citizenship and residence.
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DANGEROUS AssAULT.-A lad named Louis F. Bour-
geois Yesterday pushed into the from the Ferry
was saved from drowning. man named Bernard Mayer
Ange Bouvard with having Committed the act which SO
nearly terminated the drowning of the boy and at
sau and battery
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COMMITTED FOR MURDER.-We omitted to mention yes
terday noticing the examination before Recorder Genos
of Michael Lundy charged with killing his brother in law
Patrick Cole that the accused fully committed for tra
for murder before the First District Court.
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Charge OF EMBKzzLEMENT DIsMIssED.-The case Of
Edward Vessel, charged with embezzng the of $ll 81
from The egar shop of Charles Staeh in the Commercial
Exchange while left OF the shop the 3lst ut was
yesterday dismissed by Recorder Baldwin the prosecutor
failing to appear.
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Medical, Law and Miscellaneous Library.
GALE OF RARE VALUABLE ENGLISH STANDARD

=
An ENGLISH STANDARD LIBRARY, Medical Law, HIstorl-
cal, Miscellaneous, Military Literary Scientific
Will be sold catalogue,
days. at No 40 81 Charles street, opposite ST. Charles Hotel at the
j. b. Rusrun, collection Editions
RARE AND VALUABLE WORKS, comprising 2i00 volumes
HISTORICAL Medical, Biographical
Due Will be the ay OF sale, and the
will be ready delivery ialu
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TERRIBLE DAME-Recorier Genos yesterday issued a
for the of Miss Rachel Lees who charged
by Jane Patterson residing franklin street with cut
ting her head by blow with pitcher and beating her
the with Oomstck until that tavorte weapon with
the acknowledged the vgo and strength of her who
piled it. by separating itself into several little broom sticks
This all done the pIanants house. and she be-
sought the Recorder Rachel to be quickly brought
before justice and well punished she afraid to return
virtuous hOue lest duplicates of the pitcher and
and broom stick might be in pickle awaiting heS.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-ln this Court yesterday, Judge
Mcenry presiding, David Parker and Edward Fitzsmmons
were tried joint charge of larceny, and acquitted.
Wn Richardson found guilty of assault and battery
Eliza Fuha was tried on charge OF keeping bTothel
but the being unable to verd CT she
discharged Chas. Mcdonald and George Crosby, Jointly
accused of stealing large quantity of clothing valued at
from $500 $500 from the store OF Jean Lavle at the
corner of St Philip and Old Levee streets the night OF
1919 November last put trial. and the case will
be continued today. There counts the indIc
men charging them with larceny, and the other with
receiving the propery knowing it TO have been stolen.
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.

"A Z
WILL Daily, the JASPER F. SMITH, No.
w Canal street. Camp and
serre-a general DRY GOODS consisting part
DOMESTIC CALlCOES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, KERSEYS,
ETC.. etc. -:-A!s0.
HATS Boots, Shoes HARDWARE, Cutlery, and large variety
of FANCY GOODS all which will be very Country
Trade Terms, cash.
N. B-Lbera Cash Advances made consgnments of Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches Jewey, and
Merchandise generally. o. I'm
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u. s. CIRCUIT CoURT-Siebilach Found Gulty-The
trial of Antonio Sebich accused of the murder of James
Chapel the high board the ship St Louis Capt
Haley on her passage from Vera Cruz this port, Au
gust last was continued yesterday before the u Circuit
Court Judge McCaeb presiding We yesterday stated
transformation that the jury discharged Tuesday
night because they unable to upon VERDICT
The case had then been submitted to the jury Mr.
Frost for the defence had raised objection the Jurisdiction
of the the the prosecution had not proved
the nationality of the vessel The adjourned to take
this point consideration until yesterday morning Yes
erday Judge McCalab sustained the objection raised and
decided that incumbent the District Attorney to
prove the vessel on which the homicide committed was
American bring the within the jurisdiction OF an
American At the time the court OF opinion
proper recall such of the witnesses could best do
So establish the national character of the vessel Judge
Billiard who appeared instead of Nh Frost counsel TOR
the defendant argued against oral testimony this point
while the best evidence that could be had the entry at the
ued and Capt Robert Haley the master OF the ship at the
time T. homicide was committed, being called upon the
stand proved the shp was American The was then
submitted to the Jury who after absence of about half an
hour returned with verdict of guilty.
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FURIOUS DRIvING-Patrick Mcdonald, driver of furn-
No 1872 yesterday appeared before Recorder Bald
win, to be examined charge of running his cart against
a buggy in which Samuel Leonard and lady riding
the Shell road, the evening of the 18th inst Mr.
Leonard the only witness the stand He stated that
the accused at the Time of the collision apparently
racing with carriage and drove against his vehicle as If
intentionally the buggy close TO the fence on the
canal side Of the road and he haooed loudly several times
the approaching. to caution the driver against
running upon the buggy His warnings he confident
have been heard by the accused he continued to
drive directly toward the buggy and when the vehicles
collision the horses head struck the lady The Recorder
sent the case before the first District Court.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMER ICAN THE A RE.
H. p GRATTAN Stage Mauae
THREE PIECES TO.NI(IHT.


Mr. H. p GRATTAN will again appear as WILL SNARE, i'll
Cnme and Repentance ~" Fifth night OF Mr.. EYTlNGE
yv,HIS EVENING Thursday, Jan. 25 l8i9The perform
will commence the Musical Farce of THE SWISS COT
TAGE-Coporal Max, Mr. j. Charles Natz Tieck Mr.. Spear
Iisette which sing The
Banks 1 the Moee Liberty for me- and the Finale
with iul Chorus. PAS TYROLIENNE, by Miss ].
LaForest be followed by second here Original
Drama, from the pen OF Mr. H. P. Grattan, member OF the
London DRAMATIC Authors Association entitled CRIME AND
REPENTANCE Viii Snare, Mr. Grattsn; Michael Rear
dom Mr.. j. Charles George Ganvile Mr.. RynaT; Master
PutaP Mr. Grerson Abel Sponge, Mr. Spear MARY Glan,e
Mrs. C. Pope; Susan Smile Miss Jackson PAS COMllUE,
by Mr. Thompson To conclude Nautical Drama OF
THE PlLOT-Long Tom Coffin, Mr.. Eytinge Pilot, Mr. ~
Bamsable, Mr.. Kingsley Borou ghcf Mr. Charles; Col
Howard Mr. GrIerson Sergeant Drill Mr. Spear Kate Plowde
Miss E. Petrie; Cecilia, Miss Jackson
~ Tomorrow, Friday Mir. II. p GRATTAN will appear IN
ayorlte Drama. Mr. H. S. EYTlNGE will also appear.
s6- On Saturday, NEW LOCAL SKETCH written by j. E.
Dunvage, Esq, variety Entertainments, for the Benefit
Of Mr.. II. P. GRATTAN.
tB The Police Department under the control Of Mr. l. Beeiman
Prices AdnssODress Circle rs Cents Parquete Second
Third TIERS Coed Boxes 50 cents Gallery cents
Seats be secured the Once be-
10 A. M. and P NJ by applying TO Geo s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
Doors open quarter u performance Will
QuaTter-past preclsely la2i
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ALEXANDER HILLS

% Il = II
Sc Camp street. NewOrleans,
VTTHERE families can find all articles OF House keeping
w CONFUSING general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-COoking Utensils Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel Shovels and
Tongs and Kitchen Fire Iron ware
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.
CHURNS and TUBS.
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, q article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets Cradles Nurse Chains and
Wagons.
BRUSHES-Fancy and Plain, Dusting Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes
MATS-Jute Manila Alicante, Palm and Husk MATS.
WATERS and TRAYS.
BRASS, Britannia and Metal CANDLESJlCkS
and LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES.
D. e. J. Wnght's patent premium COOK STOVES, iof
nrovsd art;cIa in nae daft
c- Hotels and Steamboats, furnished at reduced prices
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o. The surveying party under Mr.. Theodore
Conkey of this town, which recently traversed
large portion of the Territory of Minnesota, returned
home about week ago They do not give very
fatterng description of the most of that country.
The valley of the St. Croix is said to be exceed
ingly fertile.-Fond du Lac WIS., Repub. 25th uh.
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CITY MoRTALIrY-The deaths in Philadelphia
week before last were 1874, of which % were Of
consumption, of scarlet fever, and of smallpox.
65 were under years of age-but, on the other
hand, II were over 70. OF the latter, one was be-
tween 80 and 100, and one between 100 and ITO.
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MASS "PI,ANO RELIEVOn

Brass LETTER SIGNS IND NUMBERS
NEW and Elegant Artce-very Durable and Econ
n omca costing but trihe over the common Tin sign
Particularly ADAPTED for Banks Churches Hotels Stores
Offices, Apothecares Labels etc. etc Sold at the manu-
facurers prices. EV Specimens 70 be seen and orders
received by j. ID. ANDERSON,
AZ er Charlas street.
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E~ Our Readers are requested to notice the advertise
men o WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DAVlDS PLASTER, the first These ex-
cent remedies sold only by SCOVL MEAD lls Chartres
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STORAGE STORAGE. STORAGE.
TTNHE bulk Of 80 coo ARRELS can be received M\NN
rates EMERSON. TOURNE s. co.
d8 l5S Tchouptoulas street.
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tB The Propreors and Editors SUN OF TEMPERANCE,
having found necessary discontinue publication
consequence OF the prevailing epidemic, all persons
indebted to them to make immediate Mr. MARK F.
BlGNEY who duly authorized
Bgney will be attendance for N. c.
Sale e. Co. II st. Charles street. las
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Charity Hospital Repor

~ --.-.DNi-iNDtN, clerk.
A LADY WHO VALUES HER CRrD1r-A lady who keeps
fancy store Charities shetland young witty and
ACCOMPLISHED lady too noted only for her cleverness
but for and energy in busnes-in common with all our
fancy dealers suffered heavily during the recent choea VS.
itation. For weeks her elegant establishment almost DESERT
ed, typied the loneliness of the fashionable and usually
thronged Rue Chartres She had large stock in antlcpa
ton of doing her usual handsome business at the OF
the season. But the hOydays passed-dul as the anu
coming due Now, half the socaled men in the world
in her place would have down. and curing the cholera
signing for windfa would have fttered away the
s hs Re
moi be and that her notes should be promptly met
forming them she would auction part of her stock
certain day. On the appointed day her full She
10 the blush the most finished auconeer in town She
sodIwe need not say of her
seen behind her counter as gay and lively as ever are
harpy with eye his pocket, attempt
enforcement OF the auction law against her
HoMICIDE.-One of those afrays which have become
frequent of late in this city occurred yesterday at the corner
of Circus and Poydras streets and resulted in the death OF
Of the parties engaged in it. The deceased was pamed
James Shannon From what we could learn IN the neigh
borhood where the atay took place Sham and one VIII
Lam Arthur who keeps oyster shop POydras street,
between Circus apd St. John had dispute in the
shop Sunday last about payment for some oysters
the former had Shannon challenged Arthur to fight
and the latter refusing he went off threatening at the first
opportunity to whip him. Shannon again in the
oyster shop yesterday afternoon between and O'Clock,
when either the first quarrel revived or some new one
sprung We did hear whether blows passed. but
Shannon after breaking articles in the shop rushed
and being pursued by Arthur into the store
of Mr. Arthur Donnel the of Circus and Poy
das Arthur followed him into the store and seiZng
saw, inflicted blow his right temple that opened
deep wound about four inches long, Shannon staggered
into the and. falling the sde.walk expired almost
instantly Shortly after the affray, Samuel Russell and
Thomas Marry arrested by officers Petre and Mcdonald
who charge them with aiding and abetng in the homicide
saw which the officers afege the with which the
faa blow given found in the possession of Marry
Arthur, the principal had not been arrested when
the police office last evening shannon leaves wife and
several young children dependent circumstances He
some year SINCE understand, bakeeper the
Verandah.
OPPOSITION To LAw-Recorder Baldwin yesterday sent
before the First District Court John Ripley and David Knoll
with and beating Deputy Con-
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OPPOSITION LAw.-Recorder Baldwin Yesterday sent
before the First District Court John Ripley and David Knoll
charged with opposing, resisting and beating Deputy Con-
stable James Teaner when he executing writ of feri
acias issued by Justice Bye The accused pleaded in de-
fence that Teanet Selling property belonging to them
which the writ did not authoTZe.
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To- Washington Division No. S S. of T-Meet ON
half

between Jackson PTIlil Lafayette. -
PERlANDEK POLLOCK, R.. s.; Joseph MeGuLLOCK, A.
II. CORNELL, c.; ANDREW E. SHAW, A. G. &; Y. H. DAVIS,
}. s.; JAMES f. ROAM, o. s.. Rev. Mr. CAMPBELL Chsp-
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EW Preventive.-The Plcayune says that Gieaniness
is Cholera. Clean UNDER SHIRTS
DRAWERS SOCKS, be obtained, both good and
cheap LEIGHTON'S Gentlemens Furnishing Store, No.
Royal ulo
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BANK CHARTERS IN PENNsYLvANIA.-It has
been proposed in the Pennsylvania Legislature to
summon the President or Cashier of every bank
applying for recharter, to be examined before tho
committee on banks. The resolution offered in the
Senate was referred to the committee on banks.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

sV- To sail THURSDAY January 18th.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA; new
IL Baltimore clippebuit bark TOURO Captain I'll
Low will sail as above. The Touro is 300 tons bur- EnlA
then, of beautiful model and expense has been A--
spared to fit her he most comfortable manner for passen
gers She remarkable for fast sailing and commanded
by having great experience IN the Pacific Trade who
will take charge of consignments to his address. For
freight passage apply 10 -
G. J. MEEKER, SO Poydras St
N. BPassage the First CABIN, $3.50 Passage in the
Second Cabin $500 No Seeage Passengers TAKEN and
passage secured until paid for jal5
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BANK CHARTERS IN rENNsYLVAN1A.-H nae
been proposed in the Pennsylvania Legislature to
annlvina for rschar,sr to he examined before the
committee on banks. The resolution offered in tho
Senate was referred to the committee on 0anks
CITY MoKrALlrY-The deaths in Philadelphia
consumntion 6 Of scarlet feyer and Of SMALLPOX
Is were under 5 wears of age-but, on the other
hand IL were over 70. Of the latter, one was be-
tween ~ and loo, and one between loo ana Ill.,
ss S. % ea's ' ssn NJ a nesss':
how ah oU " ~ 80 T'bov do not riys a ,,or,,
ers the of that
n f vs sle Of ss s. ff1 a sad R sas'sd
a. III. 55535.a and Editor. 551s SUN or ran5sRAsoz
ST paS bic paper
in consequence sm Of the prevailing Epidemic requ'.; al pn'
vii Be ,s, s,,.. s: for
- New orleans Mechanics, soo,e,,.- -
gentlemen ge1 ~s nTisn gAMsoN P.asns TOR ns
sGATEs Vice President; H. R. sWAsEY, Secretary; ~
AMEs R TSSH WsS JOHN "
MGs 1o u H III anG ReeJ B. Walsh ROBERT GRO
E B9sEkT H FkaNcs cook 0 L.
Ja2i II. H. S"AaE'i' "eoie'"'y.
Anng sa Ba of the he
aon are resnectlv oed TO meet al the Office Ball.
Ep X , v ~ n, NJ. ~ oss nst o,cIock a24
NOUN oh rNiDA' r'ENiNu, Ine Noln mse. ~
49,. IT,. D.-.-.-.-.~ M -.;.x ,f H.. Eoronoev
r Cmn,D VIII he held in The Hail Of nsssspa Fire Co No. T.
on MINI. ,ns,.n,
unose of MAKING for the Twelfth
Fourth March: JOIN g pyNN, foreman F5s Co No. g.
r. w nm. Ia rr O E Noe ~ w. TO-
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.

VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.
TIVE Undersigned constantly manuIuctunng ana nds
for sale a very iperior article Of v N EGAR GA
which he will guar ntee to improve by age, and go
will deliver it, tree of charges, in any pan o,
the city or Lafayette at the following reduced oc
prices to suit tile times viz Butts 60 gallons ri
galoS - IS Barrels 40 gallons, cents gallon hos-
raj discount made d wholesale customer an !.
~ line iropped in the Postofhce VII Pc 29nclaaS
attended to. (ap2y IT, JUL. n w, H..,;,.,
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EAGLE LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANC.
COMPANY-No. 40.
WARE ......-: HARDW ARE.

HARP WARE "a III H LARD. W S,l.E
WE have on hand and mean always be supplied with
~ G9II assortment , Of every description nc Of q
& Wrou ght Nails and Spikes, Hooks and Hinges \TI
r. and Plates Butt Hinges and Screws, Knob; "
"a Locks and Latches; Window Pulleys and Sash
tss Fasteners. Aiso-Carpentes and Coopers' Tools;
such as Squares Planes Saws, Beves Chises Auge and
Bits Rules Gauges Hammers and HANDBAGS, Hatchets
Spirit and Plumb Levels ETC., etc.
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-Ho;
low Ware Castings Sad Irons Tailos Irons Japanned
Tin and Enameled Ware. Table and Pocket Cutlery; .
Eg We shall receive, formerly, most OF the leading
articles in this branch to sell the Manufacturers
count and shall be able supply all purchasers at their
lowest prices n23 6m
GRATES-GRATES-G
TN addition and welas stock Of ParIor,
Chamber and Office CRATES. receiving by all the
late arrivals New Patterns, which for beauty of design
cannot be surpassed Those in want will find to their ad
vantage to give us a call. InHN STROUD CO,
n2f street.
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ARMORY HALL SOCIETY BALLS

TI,E above and families having received INV
tation respectfully informed that IN consequence o' me n
lake place follows which the whole OF Ten Balls Will yet
Gentlemen wishing subscribe Will nhu inc sL open as
usual m the Office of the Ball Room
The FIRST on MONDAY, January 18th. Masked
The Second on MONDAY, January 22d,
The Third MONDAY, January 29th,
The Fourth on MONDAY, February 5th,
The Fifth on MONDAY, February 18th,
The Sixth N MONDAY, February l9th
The Seventh o MONDAY, February 10Th,
The Eighth on MONDAY, March 5th,
The Ninth MONDAY, March 18th,
The Tenth MONDAY March 18th, .
will the office the Ball
Room every Sunday Afternoon at O'clock By order 49,
iaI5u j. P. BROOKS Director
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SLAV f ID e p OF.

sy- Slave Yard and Boarding-House 159 Gravier
street second door from GarondHsTIsa!' f., s.,s
al ali times Slaves will be received on board OF soa
on favorable The building large Drcx
bouse and very compod0us a Slave Depot fa'iiccM
a I u III y; NC ne paw va ~ ~ nat
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Ornamental Trees, Greenhouse Plants, sc

Ornamental Trees. Greenhouse Plants, &c,
THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has opened his Green house on the "a
corner of ST Charles and Union streets where he has as
large assortment of EVERGREENS and ORN 4 -
MENTAL TREES also, GREEN, Hot " SE SLANIs; Of
also large assortment of FRUIT TREES Peaches,
Pums Mechanics Apricots and Ounces OF the very best
quality and intends selling the lowest prices AT his
Nursery on the Shell Road he has large aso tment OF
Eyergreens Ornamental Trees Shade Trees, which VIII be
furnished on the same terms as above
jas Pm JAMES McCabE.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Groceries. .. Groceries. ... Groceries.
RY MORPHY q MENUS.

THIS DAY. Thursday, January rs, at 10 ocock-WI be sod
l. al No. 81 Magazine street 1900.
Wrapping Paper, $50 bags Havana Coffee 900 Re
gala Cigars Tobacco, 300 boxes Taow and Sperm Can
dies As-Soap, Raisins, Starch, Coas Champagne Caret
Wine Mononghea Whisky, Brandy, GIu Olive
and Laup OH, Vinegar, ja25