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BOILER ExPLosIoN-A letter from NcGraws-
vlile Cortland county, N. Y, dated Feb 81, saws
sad accident lately occurred in this village. A
nlne-horse steam boiler, used in tannery, ex-
poded, destroying the part of the building in which
1t was placed, killing instantly lad about thirteen
years old, and slightly injurng several others. who
seem to have escaped almost by miracle The lad
named Amasa Holmes
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

DRINTED Musins fast. color andbeauul patterns, at
l2l.c Der yard, selling at the stores at
rs to zoe Scotch Gnghams 12ac.; cases Swlss MqslIns
ga wide at zoe DER yard, usually sold at Soc; French pa
mask Curtain Stuff at 0c Turkey Red do. at l0c lOo doz
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdkf new style al sa ou
Mus"to Netns at &c. Same quality not be bought for
less than l0c the city cases lTlsh Linens pB te a I
At &C. per yard and upwards gnd5ssed Family L ts s
35c as good be bought for ooc can e e
The and richest styles Of fsncy yond
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low Inc sG9scust ,o offer
leading articles cheap with so view Of
for reeeyne goods from the North at the lowest rasaa
and business by a,ssn1 81 doan
in rent and expenses-he can afford to sell cheap Heavy
be met by enormous profits nMSsd Of tbs
cheap establisbments in Grand and Catherine streets
mhI2 r. BROWN, LOO foyalsH
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

Mr. tn oS MUM Ring Master Mr.. w. WORRELL, Clown
Rorssc and T. st Appearanc of WORRELL the Clown.
This EVENING Wednesday March a. addition the whole
force of talented Company the following celebrated Artists
have Kindly volunteered Mr. EATON STONE the greatest
tare bsc ed the world Mr.. OCONNELL the Tat
oned Man DAVIS and COLEMAN the famous Negro
Deioeaors Mr.. SAUNDERS, the celebrated Clown; which,
with time, the celebrated Nursery Legend of JACK THE
GIANT KILLER thus combining attractions, decidedly une
guaed bill of and relying upon which,
the Beneficiary will secure him Rouser.
ss- Particulars small bills of the day, posters
ar open O'clock performance O'Clock.
Circle 50 Second TIer. Is mh
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o. The Rt Rev. DR.. McNally, Roman Catholic
Bishop of Cogher, Ireland has issued circular tn
his clergy suggesting arrangements for pecuniarv
contributions for tue Pope Dr. McNally heads the
subscription list in his diocese with ESQ
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SuIcIDE.-A young married woman committed
suicide in New York on Saturday night, the 81
INST, by taking laudanum. Some mystery exists
In the matter, and her name could not be obtained
in consequence
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o. riot occurred in Portland, Me-, on the
night of the 22d ult, in consequence of the arrest
of several boys for burning arbarrels in the street.
The doors and windows of the watch-house were
forced, and several of the watehmen were seriously
injured,
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MAcAULAY's ENGLAND.--The Harpers are about
issuing new edition of Macaulay's History of
England, in style uniform with "Alison's History
Of Europe" in numbers, and at cheap rate.
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RIoT-We learn that yesterday afternoon there was
great fight and the Levee opposite the Second Mum
cipaty steamboat landing which of the Levee po-
lice got severely handled while attempting make
The roter-Levee aborer beeve-had much the ad-
vantage of the police that the latter obliged
reinforcement before they could make any When
visited the police office last evening five six of the
had been captured and safely housed although with
much difficulty, great mob having followed the officers
and tried to the prisoners. How the affair originated
we have ct O learn
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LARGE FoRGERy.-A forged check, for 1885,,
purporting to be signed by s Robinson, flour dealer
In Boston, was presented and paid at the North
Bank, in that city, on the 18th ult 1t was well
executed
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DISCHARGED Jacob Masters, young urchin who was
arrested for stealing old copper and brass and George
Sooer John Walker and Edward, alias Augustus Bates
arrested charge of stealing money from trunk belong
ing Mr. HOLSTER, the steamboat VIM. Noble were dis
charged from custody yesterday by Recorder Badwnno
prosecutor appearing in either
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DETERMINATIONS M. White, ex-SheriI
OF McHenry county, Illinois, is a defatlter on the
State and County tax to the amount of So 200, and
having been given up by his securities is now in all
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

% III h Rz E s.s Tho? line 49,
the % the as
G1 vii
gagemen apply to the Captain, board at Post Second
mhia JOHN w. ANDREWS. 81 Common st.
FOR If though the al p1e or Nigel
Lam Passage Only II; The First Vessel posi-. A
MEETo, WIN: Long master, having ali her cargo en-,
are fitted up il the most substantial and elegant manner and
for and comfort vessel G
what she now seadiy allowed to be By all NAUTICAL men
God Regions TO those DESTROYS for the most direct and
certain route would be greatly 70 t ba syaHtags e in
few passengers be accommodated, and such
peeneea Surgeon viii the vessel For Cabin
Passage FIX sEF X Co., eos
with he s.s
two Continents mhS
S seH e THERRsPAy the 18th inst ,,n
sound stsunch and well. built vessel 10 months
~ E. & @ At f.
JNO. GUODIN. 81 camp street. up Stairs,
mil lot TT. 4 G. FORBES. II Poydras street.
to- To SAT- SATURDAY. 18th March
ENOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.-The new
splendid Baltimore clipper built bark MONT f..
GOMERY, Captain J. G. Smith. having all her &4xH
of beautiful model 300 burthen. and of the fastest
saers the United States Her accommodations for 30
senge unsurpassed. and she commanded by of
great experience in the Pacific trade For passage apply on
board, Post 6, Triangle Buildings. or to
c. J. MEEKER, 66 Poydras st.
RATES OF PASSAGE
IN first Ia6ln;
second
Storage passengers not aken and berth secured until
paid for. mh7
tV- To sail Goth instant positively
EOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA The beam
u nfnl coppered and copper. fastened A bark a.,
FLORIDA, McCaIty master, having large part Ma&E
of her cargo engaged. will leave above. She has
large and splendid accommodations passen.
gers but in order to afford comfort and strong induce
ments to select company we limit the nuber to 90 and
nothing will be omitted which any way tend to
der this pleasant trip The Florida has all her voyages
proved herself unsurpassed regards her sailing qualities.
To those going to California, would particularly invite
inspection of this vessel such opportunity for real
fort safety and speed will not again The Captain is
having sailed for number of years the Pacific Ocean
An experienced Surgeon will accompany this ship For fur
ther particulars apply to
or r. M. HARRISON Il CO.. n Poydras ST.
N B-No Second Cabin OF Storage passengers taken
Freight &c. per cubic foot Agents in San Francisco.
LOWELL EDMONTON. who will reseve any consgn-
their The plan Of the Fondas Cabin bs
at either of the agents. mhz
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Races-Bingaman Course, Algiers.
Gi 49,

OPPOSTTE .NEW ORR Ed-NS. -.
rU,uE FIRST SPRING MEETING OF THE ORLEANS
i JOCKEY CLUB will commence on TUESDAY, the goth OF
March 1919. and continue six days.
FIRST DkYA sweepstakes for three year subscription
ss50-Forfeit sl0O-Two mile beats , o
day-A sweepstakes Tor two year $zu
Forfeit S50-Mile heats .
WEDNESDAY, Marcia sweepstakes for three olds
sscrnon s30OForleit SlO0MIe heasThe subscr1
hers 10 mi each stakeTo and close the 18th March
to the Secretary tine Orleans Jockey
Club.
THIJRSDAY, 22d March-Purse $300-Two mile heats.
FRIDAY 23d March-Purse S50G-Three mile heats.
SATURDAY, Path March-Purse S750-Four mile heats.
SUNDAY 25h March Purse $250Mile heats Three in fve
Sunday 18th March-Purse $250Two mile heatsThree and
four wear Odds proper weights five and upwards
carry 100 10 per centadded to the
s The Second Snrng Meeting will Wednesday,
lin of April days Liberal will be given
mh5 d&Wf OLIVER d. VALENTINE, froprletors.
-e>e---
RoPER,S SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No LOT POYDR.4S Street. Neao Orleans.
open FROM 8 O'CLOCK, A. M, to 2 P. NJ, and
I DEROM q to & O'CLOCK p M. Jas
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BURGLARS safe of Chas. Pride, 3O1 Magazine
street. blown up Friday night the 9Th inst and sos
taken from it. Mr. p has safe place of the thus
destroyed but he notifies the above named class of citizens
that he does intend TO leave any money his safe here
after. Where are the aodtchmen?
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iMpRovEMENTs.-Atth the meeting of the Second Munich
pay Council last evening the Surveyor authorized to
advertise for proposals for paving Tcbouptouas street from
Canal to Noe Dame street, with granite blocks We
learn that this only of the work be done in Tchoup
toulas street. being the intention the street in the
manner to Louisa street. This will be a great I'M
provement: and in respect desirable We hope the
day not far distant when all great horoughfaes will
be paved with square granite blocks. By reference the
Council proceedings it will also be that there fair
prospect of Felicity Road (he boundary between New
Orleans and Laayette) being paved. This another de.
sabe improvement and will enhance the value OF property
theleabouts, well as be great public convenience
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Balance on han

A communication received from property holders
Josephine street. demonstrating against the paving of said
street Mr. Floance submitted resolution amending
dnance passed at the last meeting authorizing the paving of
Josephine street The amendment substituted Felicity Road
join the work and pave half of the road otherwise
pave st. Mary street. Much discussion this
amendment and the matter finally disposed of by giving
the Committee Paving to pave either Felicity, ST.
Mary. ST. Andrew or Josephine streets. resolution was
adopted authorizing a contract with Mr. C. F. Wilson for
laying sidewalks Magazine street. The Council thsnlwen
;nio fecrat session. and reporter left
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ORLEANS THE ATRE.

THURSDAY EVENING March Is, will be performed, io tae
second time celebrated Grand Opera, acts taoeauA
fMusc by Meyerbeer) of THE HUGUENoTS Performers ;
Messrs Dulu Valet and Corral Mesdames feury1oy anu
iYerton.
n Performances quarter before mhi4
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EDUCATED PIG,

VNH1s WONDER which has been exhibited in all the primo
pIau,e viii be exhibited the APOLLO SALOON, Ne -
Corner of Parjdo and CaroBdelet Streets Every Even
ms commencing on WEDNESDAY the l4th instant, AsAs~-
II O'clock, P. M =,
public respectfully announce that he has effected
At expense Exhibition that will the greatest salsac
ton to the public therefore that his untng exeons TO
please delight his audiences will meet with share OF the public
patronage.
wonderful performer will add subtract divide tell the day
date the days and hours there
tell the time by PERSONS watch IN the company
many spectators present. ladies gentlemen distinguish
color different Of the United States etc. he will
prominent characters of country play cards with any
lady or gentleman company and fact do what will seem
impossible humanity accomplish Any draw
pack and the Pig without seeing the Card will
fetch one to match ii, another pack.
~ Admiancs so cents; children, haf-prce. mills lw
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Gao REWARD.

OST the Sd inst, while coming down from Carroll
ton in the 10 o clock train PURSE containing one
$40 bill the Mechanics and Traders Bank and about So
in silver.
On the evening of the Sd inst, two MULES
escaped from my lot ST. Paul street OF WA
them red with white spots. and marked by the ny
saddle the other black both mares. snNslAA
Lost, alsu, the 4h inst, pair of GOLD SPECTA-
CLES and sundry Papers, such receipts. bills OF sale
of lot of ground and The papers are OF no
use to any but the owner.
The reward will be given proportion TO the property re-
turned at the corner of ST. John and Grayier streets
mbI2 A. NEWLANDHOLMES,
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ANOTHER BURGLARY.-Yesterda we reported two bur.
garies having occurred in the Second Municipality
Saturday night, in both instances safes having been
blown and the smashrs escaping undiscovered with their
punder We have another to add to the list committed on
very probably by the daring villains The of MI
Charles Pride, No 30 Magazine street. the place
punty they forced blew the safe bagged
$780, and then sloped 1t is singular that three burgaes
with powder, and the robbers remain undiscovered the
0achtM guardians OF the night neither seeing hearing
thing 10 their suspicious. But is and
leave the Charles to account for it.
find still .4nother.-Margaret Mullins made complaint
yesterday before Recorder GenOis that her house Dau
phn between Orleans and St. Peter streets. entered
early in the morning, amor broken open and 800
in silver carried off,
find .AnOther-The house of Mary Dyson. in Rampant
street between Benvlle aud Cont streets. entered
Sunday night by person, and all her wearing apparel
carried off she stated to Recorder Genois yesterday when
applying for the assistance of the police.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Household Furniture, Glassware. etc.
RA REARl GAIHOILN a co

Household Furniture, Glassware etc.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN IL co.
HURsDAY 18th inst, will be sold auction, at ii ociock
qusntity Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, belonging to lady
quitting city consisting sdebosr Extension Table sece
SAFE Silver Ware, Solar Lamp, Glassware Be-
Terms-Cash, Immediately on aeu,cature mhlz
Livaudais Vacant Lots-Without Reserve.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.
SATURDAY March H. at 70 A AUCTION
: LOTS OF RodS kS he
ST. George AnreH Second and Thirs streets being Lots Nos
Mol to 10 inclusive on St George street Lots IL and
drew street ali more uy tsscribed by aforesaid plan.
bearing mortgage property which, puncnay paid,
bear Act p 1T se De B. Marks notary public of the
pecession of Alex, Logan
BY BEARD, CALHOUN Il co.
,,.v .ur, 1919 70 Ia a Beard. Auetioneer
+ Banks Arcade this city, by and in of order of
Hon. E. A Canon Judge Of the Second District Court Newor
Davn ESQ., Curator the Of Alexander Logan the
CERTAIN LIT HPoSFG GROUND with all the
thereof in the Second Municipality Lafayette street, by
The said property situated between Camp Magazine Streets
and is leased to James Vital until April 1850.
the purchaser. mh6
.,, AUCTION NOTICE.
Es having closed his connection with Mr.;
Business his and trusts that from his long experience
Auconeer, and his weknown capacity cyer, that
he Will receive portion OF the public patronage uoon
References-Maunsel White Co., VIM Laughn Co. Jacob
Barker. ja30
NoRPHY & MENUS, AUCTIoNEERS, No. 81 Magazine
Private Sales Of Real Estate Stocks Cargoes Negroes Merchandise
Successors Underwriters and Port Wardens' Sales fy2
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH IA.

RECEPTION OF Elk PRESIDENT PoLK.-All the Munich
pales have appointed committees to cooperate in
making for giving the exPesiden suitable
reception his arrival in the city. We venture to suggest
the Joint Committee that invitation be given to the
Fire Companies to turn ont the occasion. The Legion
will assemble do honor TO the President many socet
will also show have doubt, but the procession will
lack bniancy and be deficient in fine effect if gallant
remen do not form part OF it. We hope that Mr. Folk. on
this his first visit the Crescent City will have an opporu
nifty ct seeing to advantage fine body OF men as the
shone and that they will be enabled to JOIN as
BODY N extending to him hearty welcome and paying HIM
The tribute OF respect due who recently occupied the
distinguished station of President of the greatest Republic OF
ancient modern times Gentlemen of the Joint Commit
tee, fa not to notice this suggestion and to upon it.
WORTHY OF RECoRD.-On Monday night as one of
the First Municipality Wachmen, named Garahan. a
Wohy son OF the Emerald Isle, who duty the
Old Basin gong the rounds. he saw man jump into
the Basin, evidently with intention to drown himself
Garahan instantly Jumped in after him and succeeded in
getting him out with other damage than a good dnck-
ing The unfortunate would be suicide insane
named Nicholas August Glery. Garahan took him
the Watch house and yesterday he sent to the Charity
Hospital The gallant and humane conduct of Garahan
deserving of all praise and shou Id be rewarded.
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LAFAYETTE Cry CouNcIL.-Tuesday EUentng, March
1-At the weekly meeting of this body Mayor Bousny in
the chair message received from the Mayor of New
Orleans transmitting the uton passed bv the joint
mees of the cities authorizing he construction OF
Levee Carroop at the place designated insecure
The proceedings OF the committee approved the
last sitting of the Council.
REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
Balance hand last report ...........$ q IA
Disbured 1896 80
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~ A. CONANT respectfully informs his friends and the
II , pnblic that he still continues Manufacture SOFA
SARSAPARiLIA, MEAD and MINERAL WA
TIERS the above establishment and warranted equal TO
any in Europe or America
supply constantly on hand. at Wholesale and Retail
Orders from the promptly attended to, and care
fully put up ship barrels of from 10 DOZEN mhi0 ON
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
HkG GkGGhbb akkBBL et sLls oA s ass
As can be procured elsewhere-Cal and
mdge;-Dr. E. J. COXE's PREPARA- u
Otl SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled
remedy for Coughs, Influenza etc. n
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeabe cure. superior to
the Capsules or any other extract avn
TONIC EXTP ACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made. ,ruonr
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
ec-For the relief and of Construction and bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
E Especial attention paid 10 the treatment OF Rheuma
tism Bronchitis and Consumption. 900,
Office corner Magazine and Poydras sts. n23 1y3dp
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MyTHoLoGICAL CLUB.

NXHIBITION EVERY EVENING.-Removed to + r n XII il
II Exchange Eysan Fields opposite the Poncharra
Railroad Depot Sign of the Club"
s Admission ST. open halfpas O'Clock. Perform
nSes Commence at The strictest required mhl2
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Second Concert Of NJ STRAKOSCH Pianist the Empe
of Russia, who engaged for Three Nights Only! -,
VNHis EVENING, Wednesday, March a. the performance MI
l. with tie Comedy of NAVAL ENGAGEMENi -;
Admiral Kingston, Mr. Chippendale After which, A GKAND
CONCERT, which M. STRAkOSCH will perform the fol
Grand Fantasia Dramaque Sormng OF
Monterey La SyphIde Scene Romantique; "Prayer from
Oeo," the left hand only; and Fantasia the
"Yankse Doodle Song BY Miss Emily C0ad To conclude
with SHOCKING EVENTS Grfenhoot, Mr. Chppendale.
n- Thursday, and last Concert of M STRAKOSCH
~ open half past and Curtain at O'Clock
fO Tickets places had application Mr. j. r.
49, ebous o'clock mhl4
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STABBING CAsE.-On Monday night, two men. named
Antonio Besoifi and Lorenz Latour who had diff
Guilty, aged in fight, St Philip street between Royal
and Bourbon during which, it is alledged, Bestoli was
severely stabbed in two places in the back with Bowie
knife dagger by Iatour The latter arrested and
Best0l conveyed to the Charity Hospital We learn
that he a very dangerous state.
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STONE & McCOLLUM'S
NEW LEVIAT HAN CIRCUS.

TINE Universal Public Of NewOeaas respectfully informed
New Leviahan Circus of Stone g. McColm now
hlbting at the City of Lafayette.
The troupe the the United States comprising
combination unequaed by Circus this ote
representations will Of GymnaC
Euon and those superior acts scenes and gems
of excellence highly appauded by the citizens Mo
bile weeks the host OF talent attached
the evaha would merely mention the OF the
following line universally acknowledged
uneqlae the world Eaton Stone the best bareback rider
the world McCoum, uneguaed Equestrian. La Belle
Rosa Mercury Female Equestransm. John Smith
Of Ethiopian characters now
A. p Magan j. Lpman, j. Blackwood, j. r. Shay A. Levi
D. W. Stone, Coleman B. Brown F. Founs Brenad A. and
W. Hpckey Jennings, Green Johnson "A leading
feature the New Leviathan the
Band the direction of the celebrated H. Gaul
entire brilliantly illuminated Nth and arranged
Family Parties and can be engaged
picaon Box Office, between the hours OF 10 and A. M
f Performance Sunday at IL O'Clock for the anuse
Juveniles VINO do wish to attend the Night Exhibition
t Admission cents children half price, Pit rs cents, y2
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Memoranda


F. M. Henry; Captains R. P. Mace Feeland. G. Tobin,
and G Moloy Lieutenants Eyre Martin Glenn Corlis,
McCeary and 1853 American Volunteers returning from
the Yucatan service. Col E. H. Jordan, of England;
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DR.. FRIEDRICH, from Berlin,
Approved and Graduated VETERINARY SUR
GEON and Doctor of the First Glass.
At Mrs Hunt l. Sons LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Corner OF
Tchoupit0uIas and Jackson streets,
ID EC0MMENDS himself to the Owners of Horses and
a. for the Apprasng, Judging and Proving their 80
Value at Purchases He expects to receive the IA
vo and confidence of the public he by his tes
tmonas that he learned his profession scientifically and ex
ercised it practically for a number of years
N. B.-Sick Cattle of INDECENT Persons will be cured
uratis