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DENTISTRY, &c

DEN TAI NOTICE.
hrs. PEARSON and ANFOtlX inform tbei, pst;s,,s
- that they can be consulted daily at lsss--s-tao
tnef ONCE, from A. M. to r.. M Dr. ASSsA4.1
T raI p may improvements in DEN,
appreciated to require His Block Teeth ar,
worthy the attenta OF those equriug
ones her prices graded to the circumstances oi
~. pfce at their residence, Bar ONJV street near
.t,It ~
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OF John Barnhiser, a revolutionary soldier, died
at Quincy, franklin county, Pa, on the % inst, in
the l06th year Of bis age.
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HARTwELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE

HARTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 223 CHESTNUT STREET PHII.ADELPHLa.
THE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
l. friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -
has been un,er his charge for several has Just
been elegantly etted, enlarged and efurnished ~
most fashionable manner the entire organization Of
every department complete The splendid suits Of
apartments be had st all times by giving few h0un
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, rendefs it of the desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia. either
upon business pleasure and there shall he exerons
spaced to have it continue the liberal support has
heretofore received. IL J. HARTWEI1.
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. N.Y. d&Wf
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NEWARK AND ROSENDALE LIME AND
CEMENT COMPANY =. N ewark. N. ].

l. HAYMAN & HOLDEN sole Agt mis- for the sale of
their warranted HYDRAILIC CEMENT: CALCINED
PLASTER, and MARBLE DUST for the city of New
Orleans and vicinity. JOHN IL. STEPHENS, Pest.
p A. LEMAssENA, Secy.
Newark, N. j., February, IS49. -.-s 5.-
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BOA RDIN HOUSE

= e
III GR3piER Street bo,oeen st. Charles aud Caro,.
det StrestsOne door from the of Carondetet ST.
Rs. WILSON, Gate of u Bienvile street } respect
w fully informs her friends and he public generally
that she continues in the above eligible location III
ped by her during the last year She has had
House thoroughly reited and prepared ior the accommo
daon OF gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
age. she hopes by dgent attention the comfort and con-
yenieDce OF her patrons and
the same Ter terms will be, as heretofore MODERATE
NJ ly de- w :. L - -
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SUMNER WATERING PLACE.

Vie EASE PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now omen
,o ne receipt on OF yslsfs Since the last summer -
and bss ba has sn tefone osonxf renovation
ons Tor FAMILIES ngie persons cannot he suna,,ed
y eqnaled; by any establishment in the South Sinafai
" peoaely on The Guif, the great Northern Mail
hon'e 9sawsen New Orleans and Mobile can be reached
ie aecton by the boats plying bet weep those nsces
anu day can he kept with ali parts Of hc
county. u is about ninety miles from New Orleans and
Ay miles rom Mobile, and glance the man will show
e superiority OF ts location all other points on the
coast of pure sea air and bathing. OYSTER and FISH
are had ~ abundance and prepared in the most reckecia
yR' riding, FISHING, Sailing Rowing Billiards Tan
pn ana such other are usual al paces ~
BASp e. az az s9yen a. asea ouIs and well selected
Ihe BAk will be furnished with choice LIaJORS and
kept in the best yle ~ ~oo s'o anu
There are Two Ply scians, well skilled in their profession
ana ne diseases Of the climate iocaed at Pascagouia and
one o. iein Tor the present season, will his abode IN
the Hotel and viii give his nnrened 10
such as may desire his The other Physician hes
MS abode IN the Immediate vicinity of the Hotel
~ There Is an excellent PRIVATE SCHOOL prs.
asd over by competent teacher in the vicinity of the
Hotel 70 which families. disposed send their children
EF Persons wishing accommodations will address Tho
undersigned, at East Pascagoula.
lel4 3m M. J. McRAE, Propsetor
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE,

ALI New M aterials of the atest Style
n The proprietor OF the Daily Crescent
inform their friends and the public they have added
JOB OFFICE their sstabhenand prepared to
cute all kinds OF printing the flporabe terms
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADING; DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C..
every STYLE
All their msterials-TyPs, Presses entirely new
the which will their
be surpassed The Presses are
from the foundry Aers R. Hoe Co. NewYork which sure
guaranty of their eIcelncethe type the well
dries Messrs. George Bruce L. Co. White, have
MS
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Newark. Nj, February, 1919. - -.r--t 49, g.
- CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY: IS
The TO lowing are selected from number received by the
Dock G s G. W Nav Ma C Sd1 IL Dry
NewaIS and Rossndae Lime and Cement Company have
H"ss the sqd M ss gpfa BY
to ,as W OF M ase OF
Of cement 9say I5 Goo bae) on The ensremept Of the
e Una at 1sa Asan h nd a Of
most excellent character indeed it the best brought
that market The before and
the croton s aqnedac VIM T. McHIriSn f Ensiaeer
We have made use of Whites Hydraulic Cement, as now
az M 5y Wo s mime ,n and Com
commend it most excellent article of Cement for
quantity of sand in its mixing. 4 ? HIeHr1rLD,
R. 8. FARRELDY,
i TMos fG!s Moo,r
November II. 1S4S Builders and Architects
hereby certify that have been using the Cement
tactured by the Newark and Rosendae Lime and Ger
Company, and cordially recommend very superior
hcs have no hesitation aa in declaring i to be the best
others requiring Cement that will set quick and take large
proportion of sand as an article that will fully those
Rochester. N. Y. December l, ls4s.
have had the mixing and using of the Newark and Ros
endae Cement purchased by the contractors Of the Reading
have ca" strongly os
supert of Mason Work at Reading Gas Works.
IF The subscribers are prepared orders for the
1SSff s - at 'aa
etc AZ being very superior articles and moderate prices
- HAYMAN & HOLDEN, s8 Magazine ST.
New Orleans. Feb. 20 lS49. ie IA 3m
NORTHERN LOAF, CRUSHED & POWDERED
SUGAR, \.
r ANDTNG from brig Lowder, and in store
IL CRUSHED SUGARS Packages;
LOAF do. 10 do
-, powpEERERR Dc 90 d. for sale by
PACED BLANK BOOKS.
ON HAND-A few sets of LEDGER and JOURNALS
" of Super-Royal Royal and Medium sizes full bound,
Russia bands 500 800 700 and $50 ted pages each For
sale at New York prices by DAVID FELT & CO.,
je12 No. "A Chartres street.
FLOUR,
A GOOD supply of choice bfands ST. Louis Family
n FLOUR. in barrels and half banels-always on hand
aid fer sals b. [jslsl as. 6TQU ~ Carp 81
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DENTAL MOTTO,

SMITH, DE.NIIST begs leive TO assure his
- TRENDS and the public that he has Co.
NOT lett: and does intend leave the E4aSzS5H-R
Ely ely lie may MA stlll be consulted at his Otdu
and 81 Charles street. - E ,.L1i 1c
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
E0RMER CUSTOMHOUSE and FRONT SITS.
A|l ILL be opened for the reception of BOARDERS al
w WEDN EsDAT. January g. ls4s WeIifur - Y.
TABLE-the best the market will afford l-1AM
The above establishment has been bnt by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and Board
es one OF the most healthy and airy situations in the
city and pains will be spared render those who maI
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants
~ Terms reasonable establishment of the kind
in the CITY, lJal d&Wu E. ALEXANDER Proprietor
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Z fSS OH Ms TIAN HOTEI,
HIS favone resort oil the citizens of louisiana Msss
slpp and adjoining States re-Opened for the -
reception Of vlsiters Saturday, May ~ Various
alterations and additions have been made during the II
winter with view of rendering this establishment aereea
Bile and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered of by the splendid line of
ow pressure mail steamers Oregon James L. Day and Cali.
oTnia which leave Lake Ponchartran daily and the Mo.
bile and MOnfezuma weekly -
Attached to the Hotel is Academy for young Misses
and hoys in separate departments under the able manage
residents of New Orleans The Academy win open june i
Pass n MC)NTGOMERV Mar.rar'
All mailable matter left the Offices of Messm J.
r. Geddes Bank Place, and M Judson ESQ., corner Of
CaHsi and Camp streets, will be Drw daily my25 Am
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WATCHES-JEWELRY

M H. MEf Err. No. 100 CAMP street, Watch. 80
p pEl; mHksI N and dessI in JEWELRY GoLDA
All Jewery ARTICLES repaired moderate prices. mIsdA&
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS,
5sHE subscribes have jast received additional Y-q
supply ofveIy superior Gold and Silver Watches, tSA
other m superior maker, also Fine Lendon Dnpten
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelet.
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Cases. Finger Rings
Nc Also, q great variety of FANCY GOODS selected b,
of the firm in the European markets consisting of WoIl
Boxes Dressing Cases fine Fans Reticuie and other fancy
articles Also, fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives nj
Forks Castors, Candesticks Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols, Revolver Bowie Knives Military Goods &C.
&C., for sale ct moderate prices, by
je2 HYDE & GOODRICH. Ii Chaure,.l
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT

VNEG AR ESTABLISHMENT. 81
TIVE Undesignelis constantly manufacturing and has
i FOR sale vsry superior article of VINEGAR S@N
which he will! guar" n!ee to improve by age and N8
the city or Lafayette, at the following reduced k
to suit times viz: Butts 90 gallons % 80; Barrels
salons "a Barrels 10 gallons cents gallon libe-
ri discount mnde u wholesale customers.
II line lr0rped in the Postofice will be punctaaly
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Correspondence of the Crescent.

Dense Population and strange ac-Rtcsptioa of Father
STANDARDIZATION Riper Railroad Election of Off
ttrs- Indignation .Meeting-ifom9opa'hic Cholera
HOSpitais-ReB0rt Of the Board of Health.
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". MENSlNG. Dental Surgeon,
A"lNG turned TO the city of New Orleans from his
Al tour in the North and East, prepared kseEssA
70 perform all operations appertaning to the r nt3
Teeth and has become acquainted with VI YfV%E&A
me best mode of operating approved by the NIlI1Y
college OF Dental Surgeons of Baltimore Nd. His price
'oi operations are In proportion to suit he times a16
TOOTH-ACEE CURED
- IN Less THAN ONE MINUTE, by DIR. MENSING'S
1fH r;1I ELlXlR, or charge. ty- Office
CARONDElET STREET, I'd door below GirOd st.
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M. s. NOR GAN,

GOLD ROCKERS FOR CALIFORNIA.
4 NY person wishing purchase GOLD ROCKERS,
such recommended in this paper apply at No &c
TCHouPITOULAs street, at No. 90 CARoNDkLEr. fy2O
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FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, Etc.

Z IfE W hIGHES, JE WI LH7, ZIG. "
D. A. TYLER, 80 CAMP St, has constantly on hand
-. and is receiving BY every arrival Gold r
the best maken;, .Also-Fob, Vest "a
and G Eva {! CHAINS. SEAL. stsaa,+zzSa
Penel. Thimbles. Buckles &c Fine Bracelets Brooches
Necklaces, Rings SiyerWare, Spoons and Forks Ladies
Castors Cups, Pitchers, Trays Plated Casios Tea-Se
Candlesticks. Urns, rich Fancy Goods. Lnbn. fine Per
fumey-togethe with great variety OF other articles zoo
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses Of every
knid-Eye Protecton ETC.. etc. constantly on hand and
htted to the short nI5
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HAVE received large additions to their stock Of INDIA
IL RUBBER GOODS. These Goods are Of the best
manufacture, and warranted TO stand all extreme. Of
wearher s. Il B. would call TIE particular attention ol
Cafornans their Bottles CaniesEs and WateI Buckets
manufactured with special nferenee to the many dry
places and arid deserts between the Rio GTande and the
" Gold Diggins3' Air Beds, which weigh only II pounds
WaterP Toof Bags Pontoon Bags: Saddle Bag ETC IN
Boots. Leggngs. ETC. India Rubber Rlankef Pillows
etc Also-TENTS. TENT-CLoTHS, Saddles, Brides,
Bits. Suups. Spurs. etc al So Common ST. mis-
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FLOUR,
A GOOD supply of choice hrands st. Louis Family
IA FLOUR. in barrels and half barrels-always hand
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NORTHERN LOAF, CRUSHED POWDERED
~ SUGAR,
r ANnING t ftom brig ,gg LoSdes: and in store
LOAF do. 10 do
POWDERED do. 40 do. for sale by
ie12 Ell. HART CO., Is Tchoupitoulas st.
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PACED BLANK BOOKS. 81"
ON HAND-A few sets of IEDG Frs and OURNALS
" of Super-Royal Royal and Medium sizes, full bound
Russia bands 500 800 700 and $50 pnt each For
sale New York prices by DAVID FELT & CO.,
je12 No. "a ChartTes street.
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> WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
WHOLESALE purchas to call and examine my very
w large stock of HATS and APPS in store and <scNn
-. constantly receiving by every arrival from New 80
M York direct rom my mandatory in New @S~e4
8 ark, n. j. can sell "hea than other house 10
y the ciy and there cannot he fonnd in New Orleans
better assortment of those articles have at present
800 dozen OF black white and pearl BUEN VISTAS OF
fur and wool. JOHN DtIRERIDGF,
tyi3 q Customhuuse Il III tairx
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fa ~
THE GALLANT DEhU.--0a fdday last d llof laiy 3 AZ.
tai5a Of Artillery paid lie Usual houou % Dc memory g
tha gallant soldier, Col Duaetu.
Three months hars paei enes. n he slc1e ot ne
81 Charles surrounded ~ hundrsds 81 Nev Oer1s NEST
cherished cfizsna uoo5 tlse 1esr Of ihs aserean al
one an Old rfay-basf retesau who hs rssel ita top
round Of military dfancaoaanoaasf. Wh@ BAD not
va STAINED zeni 81 bis fame. aud whose spaIn8 aI g
proclaimed thar greater deeds gs1s yes IN dl hle
other Sti youuser 10 the and j. years. bad aliay
doae the state ssrgicss Z" lanfel wore iaat
upou his brow.
Their countrymea locked on the tho with paireec DE-
light Upon that old maa whose afteHuasd ola lil stood
pfoudly erect, c'otbed j. he Americas unifa7H-vn
h0nof for half century upon ths vicfolout coriin
fIssh E0m the field Of bis eoI receiving from soveia
State. q The hands Of is Excessive. tesumen - ~
yalor-a eostly swOfd upon The young hero eoe4 ~
wand 10 the future add 90 the success Of tsps sA-
eyes gisiened they sazsd apon that scene flse repre-
rnative4 Of The Army Of the Unisd States aiood Ganol
Worth and Duncan. The int Rud well stand q ne NAs
Of younger Gensfui and support him willis nsc9IgeE
tribute 70 bis proWess upon The bae6sids toI hs aa ~
ready fed the Of hs gioW blade q DaHiasea
with golden hit could odd ore TITLE to hrs ane steA
could Duncan too stand By gallant hotherin ns
IsosivhE from approving esuntly. reward q mess
for az eIt that when has beaa bore the sandmaEh o. ie
he TOO would be the :. obsegEsd Of al observers.
The pageant ceased-she crowd dispaned--s Few 1Hef
days have passed away.
VheYs now is Gaines Doss he Jet tread our Etss H
dicba4ens The daties Of bis high trust DO si meet
the old soldier in daily waIks and raise The haa a eht
Of b. silver locks Ask The long array preceded BY The
muiied drum that bore the WauoFa body iroun orr midst
Where Is Wonh Alas the precious gift could hof retain
him here The sword he held chat my viii nevel again be
drawn By the hero the seabbaTa He too has gone
Aud DuBcau7 Was Death greedy Of his prey as @
seize them ALI Listen You almost baar he meas
Hfed tramp Of his fansra cOsge bone across ne water from
a sister city
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LEvYIFG A GOETRIBUT1OE.-0n Sunday evening last
James smith I've believe the Smiths are one of the fst
families OF Virginia. qsiey ong upon the Lsyee
locked n the arms OF Morpheus having bad good time
disturb the serenity Of the Patck. with nissan
thfQpic feeling unworthy Of Christian thought that some
Thing must be wrong the Of society that wond per-
NIT individual spend his cash in living while
smother suffering Tor bread and butter, work a he
iOm, upon the Agraan principle he valged Smith clothes
and the money in The pockets about equal his
ged attire. Proceeding Balance the account by taking
possession Of the funds, PankOund hmef radey checked
10 hs administration OF iDstic by OF the F Munic.
considered the novel law introduced by Mcdonald worthy
Henry presiding.
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AMUsEM ENTs.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
corner OF Baronue and Poydras streets.
Sole Lessee and Monoger. Mr.. H. sCHUBER
Stage Manager &C. q. T. ROWE Treasurer. Mr T. TUCKER
~ Notce.A Car oiH the Theatre for Lafayette eDsfg
night afifT me psyounaace..
TUESDAY July tONl be ace the Drnmu Of VISION OF
4 THE DEAD Launee, Mr.. FmEer4ldi Black Ralph Mr Ey
tinge Alley Croaker, Brydon; Tim k Mr. Mack Anne Ire
vanion, Miss Nuts Miss Verify DANCE by lnHe
phne. To conclude with te musical Farce Of THE SWISS
SWANS. sWig. Mr.. Mack Walter Mr. Duny; Dame Glib Mrs
Rove; Rosetta with sOugs Mics Fefue.
Gand hrydnnf called
THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.
EW- The Police Department th direction q Mr. McC9s
kew m DonIa O'Clock. Cur ain will precisely
quarter before i Prices Of Aamisaion Dress CIR
Parquet so cents Second sr rs cents Cood Boxes
cents; Goored Gallery, IS Box Once from 10 a.
where be secured on application the
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THk SHoRM-y4 H0uss sirsick By Lightning. were
visited yesterday, with perfect deugs Of commencing
1t p and pouring dogE with perfect looleneas, .
flooding the Streets sweeping of Of The bridges. and
stopping for nearly houn, ali attempts a. 0eomotion
unless propelled by hoseesh boats We had sharp
flashes Of hghung and heavy psa Of thunder The dwell
ing house No 23i Car0ndeet struck during the
early part Of The soIDs by the electric fluid passed along
the oof Of The building, teanhg of the atinG and pa Of
the plaseHng Of one room, allowing the peae storm good
quaen. rent free Very fOunaey no person was Injured,
although Of the family in proximity 10 The
danger
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TO ARCHITECTS.

THREE. HUNDRED DOLLARS PREMIUM will be
Specifications and Estimates for the BUILDING proposed
10 be erected by SAID Associations and which shall Gin their
judgment) be the best adapted for the purpose
The plans be handed in the Secretary of said
Board, al their office, No y Camp street, Cup staiIs)
before the First Tuesday Hug neat Mt IL clock
and on each plan must be placed certain inal letters
containing The name Of the person offering the plan.
In addition 10 the $500 above named. 500 will also he
afterwards paid for the necessary Working Plans of the
different parts of The structure, they shall be Teuued
No plan will be cons dered by the BOard if the person Offer
ing shall have made himself knownt0 any member Of the
Board, with view to solicit his influence in the selection,
and plans not accepted Will be returned by the Secretary
~ All the general views Of the Board in relation 10 the
structure and other necessary information be obtained
by appn ing the Secretary at the Oe of the Board ang
day -undays excelted) between the hours Of and {
o'clock P. M.... BE or er Of the Boa Of Directors.
jy66 THOMAS w. VAN WICK Sec'y.
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"A CREvAssE-Bg sight mistake, naTi Of our article
yesterday The = Mississippi River was paesd amongst
Improvements Of the City, No damage done
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stand Middhng~,.,7 Coed and Fine. d. nominal
NTOBACCO-Ihe only sale that uanspired was IS hhds
efused on private terms
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.--We noticed small sales
about previous rates, Fair Sugars commanding (34l{o
nd Reboiled Molasses l6E0ise.
FLOUR-There very little Offering in first banda and
neSaes were confined 10 retail transactions outside figures
fancy brands we've in request and sold in small lots At
% 70 and 80 So no hbs ST. Louis sold at "a 5O some
tossed Illinois a. % 10 and another lot Of second st. Louis
AZ "a GA
WHEATA lot Of $50 sacks inferior sold Al 75e Rebushsl
COhN-Thefe was bat asmsl portion Of The few arrivals
D the last two days offering and the oy sale that trans
ped was $40 sacks mixed taken without Inspection at 55
Holden Of prims lots asked 5s660o
oATs-l0O sacks 81. Louis sold at Soc. This is an ad.
t-anee Of i0c on the highest previous sales
Z bAf4-Alsmal lot Of Western brought as o ton
tkOVislONS650 bills. soft Mess Pork sold at 81 S7S.
Mess retasd at 60 75 and Prime at sS 70 In Lard quite
an extensive business DONE comprising 24O bills at 75c
and 50O bbs in two lots and 1910 kegs two ots all
&c. 81 bb Prime Beef sold at Si3 The TRANSACTIONS in
Bacon were confined retail transactions SIC for Sides
and ~ Tor Shoulders. Choice Sugar cured Hams retail ed
al 10mmc.
WHISKY bbls. sold from the Levee at Iso. At re.
tinl holders realized 49,. s. bbls. Raw sold at 10.
SONNY BAGS-We notice sales Of 1000 or 5000. in
small lots at II and l6c and 26 600 private teIms-a
much lower rate
EACHANGE.-We continue 70 quote Sterling at 75Sf09
Yet pm; FIanes st 5.275s1535 New York at 50 days
5sl9l14 Pct, discs and Sight at 4S63i pct. pm.
FRElGHTS -1000 bales Cotton were shipped to Hawe
AZ 9Se and bark taken up for New York 81 50 p bale.
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HEAVY Loss--Rebberg If 9e0O.--The iewery store Of
Mr. William Siefiein, Of ChaItlas and Toulouse
streets vas eioken opeg he evening of the 7sh o. morn
ing OF The 9Th inst and robbed OF twenty ve watches
other articles OF iewely valued $500 Two mea have
b polnted outhy Nj, seiein 70 the police tie burglars.
One of them was arrested last evening.
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SUfonEAn iLqgest was held Yesterday on the body 81
named Z hiachn 30 lear Of age who shot
himself very deliberately with pistol, IN his rosm at the
Of Dauphn and St Peter He lett fifteen
closely written pages, much OF it unfit for publication de-
failing his shuing of this mortal coil" Love
and Jealousy prompted the deed.
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BLOODY Enthusiastically the corner Of Orange and
St. John Baptist street, he Of pugilistio COD.
test. In which John Lynch shoekingy used mp b.
Thomas Pagan. This usually quiet nelghbOIhOod was
Pagan was arrested by the Police Of the Second Munci
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FIRST DIsTRtcr CounT.--Jlofon for q ree Trial IL
nc Case Of Bradteg The whole day yesterday was taken
up IN examining witnefses in support Of the motion for
new trial for Joseph Bradley. Messrs Rande Hunt aud
u Lee the psonepa counsel have been ndelsiigable in
thls matter Mr.. Hnnts ne efi1i Fepisfa
with sound law, and feasOnng IN most l0bie
The grounds which he based his motion. We orbea TO
comment upon the statement made BY the COur relative
ms genileman NJ answeI necessary. A. The close Of
the proceedings Judge MceHry stated that should take
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