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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

BROOkLYS
KINGS COUNTY Cotsr sSo GGNESsL sfssio~s-rhe
NuIrtws opccrd yesterday uVrllng u.u.l hour.
bar business VS. transacted lnfi aaolt 4. o'clock A.
TIA. lm- thr prisoners Vto rad been arrested mere
orou sht ir and .grsgret Heuan r How 'eu Appeared
Court sod s~kea Irare % Withdraw rl.. ~
slt1 ar rdicfmeuf charging Rim with having <enf oil.
crferY suc gaming houses. winch gr.n bed sri h
thea catered pies q guilty. >-ulercct SUSPENDED
Jesse Brown srrsisued on an Indictment Tor
-su and battery N1f cad gaiy o--ph hotmsr
arr, E1-t indictment chagrg hu with ss.Aali
with 81. sld sis0 gpOr another Tor ssssut snf
battery % tofn OF shcl be plest roi guilty The D.ct
Attorney ssted ihs very doubtful whether ne jury
Woat md The prisoner guilty Of the intent 20 Kill Ia de-
fentsnl accordingly advised withdraw hcih Pleas
1frot guilty snd 90 .uhsriag- the plea OF guilty % Assault
AMI nsuery simply The Court granted permission. anu
on Of he village OF WILLIAMSBURG wa. placed a. be
rsr charged win sssau snd battery. which he plead
1allty. The People - Nm Oliver This case On
mouon % the District Attorney .uicseu ~ the calender
The defendant Indicted for selling hclor without
Eos pru'egsi aiso entered smother IN
tie iineHs Tor seePioS saisordery house
CRY CoVkr -fohsa q, aIaGsr -Th.swas an aciion
hrtGsht BY one Klageusmih sgsnst Henterck W.ush
meyer srd wife for slegec ssnteruus words used by De-
frrtsnfs wife toward the wife Of comp Tire
de1ce part Of ne psinud show ihst fhr
had been lsrd and that DO consequence Of fnose
damages from loss OF seryice- ire who formerly
Duyrd he wife refused any logger 90 until re
matter could he clesred up by due course Of law IL
hy The defense nat ne had been nsgaef by
bis employer who-e usme John sieveresus, ard
mr. he purpose a. obtaining money from Wnsh
he defendant Alter quite .cngihy charge from Judge
Greenwood which embraced she points o. hl., whether
he words hzd actually been used secoady. had any
cun.ry damage been sustained by The psinuf rardy,
What he rue for the allowing 81 damages IN OF
ssnderi he jury red, ADJ amer short Absence
pesrrd for tho plaintiff. and Messrs Pn.s Hs.ord for
defendants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

cossos PLEAA-Sos. "a, u, 81, g. 20, III, 2, ~,
100, 3 a =,
a IS 10 TO- "a, =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
AND MONEY MATTERS.

"WEDNESDAY, Sept ie-PM
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Hartford and New Haven Railroad Company was held 81
Hartford on Wednesday From the repor, Of thu Dt
rectors appears that the income Of the Road for the
auaipy Auy n $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
EUROPEAN POLITICS.

S'o qua IH'rSuss Of Payties Genzal Hlnbag
....OHpos'n1 Plans. The Nszns fror. Han1oyv
Iro-oH 5ysnr1S IN Haiy. Crlisade dSatEs, Demo.
Saey Doon pitA Loan Cor,rodors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

The receipts from passengers and freight exhibit
increase Of SO 20s a. the preceding year Whole
number Of passengers transported the road during
the year, 800 7i6sn the previous year OF
p 973 OF this number there were ucketed between
Hartford and Springfield, lO0s5s between Hartford
and New Haven, 20 ss7 between Springfield and New.
Haven. 2ls59 The total number Of miles run by pas
.enger and freight trains, is 1888 No accident
sultns In personal injury to passengers has occurred
during the yesr.
The annual report OF the Boston and Maine road
hiss been published, from which gather tho follow
ing relative the receipts and expenditures ofhe road
for the year ending June
RECEIPTS.
Passenger train kjl2ssl ~ Msll.......... t5Sjs IS
Free ght traln ....lO3f Oh Rents 80
TOtal.......................... tt5TN 10
The disbursements $40 69l, leaving net earn
ing. s253057. The total number OF persons employed
on the road Is 352, whose pay amounts to slJ4Ot6.
Annexed 10 the statement OF the Banks of Now
Orean. for the month Of August, lsa9 condensed from
returns 70 the Board OF Currency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

DtBffc sofIck h-ssy srss NJ al es.os = a.s. 70
~ sst- n s--fort re srro1t
y.fses BEsEf ATWOOD y ys-s. o. ear
gan 1as 5~srs- tbs Cat n o>a-@ f~r,as .at ia
De cy .ns co4s See Yea "a tss "a s., sfs-ps.s
ss~tsscs9 th- -s1 Cosr y~sfs n,ns. a.
bss ruses II *ass~s-ssv Tea, ~ ~ ~ - Issss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

H. tr-r0ar rlf SHust-fs1oI - ,tsr
-~ O. s r,rss r----rs 10 e. - Asssn,f
~ nri-r rrlEsNufk e. fRlNnLk tsrs si 80 A---u>F.
~ Yeas. Nrsr,f flsf tsfs cnFsr-t -
c-is o.,sIas - c-s'to
c.r-,t s1cs q
49, c~s.aa NhKisrofsFR MORGAN
.atf Is-tg s-sr-lsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

- UPRFNF CouRr-ft. Noss - fs-af.ac- 80 Ties.
Nccrqsaf ,.sa-t L.nis Doses. hem o--. 40 ssi..i
d nI~f lfNlki DOWN.
sst LLt,N FINLEY Va HEREBY sans-a 20 sa.--s We
ID tl-,
o. coy ssnsrd-t al .-'s~
copg roar Az W >! VA s--t ~
CITY -tha tssay sn-r 10 service hsr~ stta
OF s1,h sai Nnu lei 10 as~s ne cas
sof...i ~ panif. sppy o. 80 Coaft 81 - rst-f
asn-sa-s ccapsmt dated Nrs io,s AH.sst ~ iss
.nll f,-s~ kORt>,o>. D. fIsnffs A. o'1s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

- lfNtNk cor Nr-hlra. Noaao Ire 90 - ia-a-<-s
eHnqsrf NJ - Nf af ~ IA lsu-. efl- .ss
liH-r- ,l1lfrs a'r 80 y ihisN
fokffoL~, ioeN h sARfN JOSEPH a sikk ffsNkt
ChptltAl. Cktsh, uk>tnt. Y s1s JOSIAH kknns~-ics
h-f-'F - $3.50 ths a.. seos - "a
49, of-@ nf ~ Nornu k1s.. ne
of haHt-t
sei rf ci rolr s1s--f ~ - 81 Wa h
~ CO >--fsss ia tsss go t1s h-s-
n l- d. el its tsat, sH
oonpsuf fss ta- srry ~ "a ceot
.snllisf ntst Nas a, 80
g. X "a BoN>F fainfs. ktHasu.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
CITY ITEMS

DEGRADATIoS % TIA CASISE.-Riding out
through the suburbs yesterday, saw dirty ragged
Dutch boy hsrnessed to ltle ssillcari with avery
respectable looking yellow dog painting snd pulling
side BY side -ith the human eli Behind pushed ten
year old girl druer and rsggecer than the boy There
Is wonder that the canine rapidly dssener'
as. when consider the degrading nature Of is As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

=, IPKfNr COURT -Hs,-.sh Lo.as sssi-f rhph. sp-a
Ncs L. kLlfHAs sfk>tkK So Va h--ey .snn'a~t
th- ori hs ~ shah sopf hsfs-h
ofynuf sas~-s ne a. ~ ess
Cts >-- f0fs -th t.saty fsys svr h- '-fsss Ass
ri ~ 81 s4ch snt fl o. sn-~ef ne
cocpsnt sf-sd tA- sntf -i srpf ~ Ne Court - S
hh sefflt ul nfnt-f. 'heu
nfif ~ ncsrs 80 fo-nsn.
30 r- demanded a. lie comp .ni -iat-i Anr.t -
oscsH W stURrs'Asf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

rONPrkOLiEKs OFriCs, stss o. ss- fsk --ih- CHAU'
NTAJSiE COUNTY BANk hes il- ar I'D fss one-
he Appointment Of Tho BANK OF ALBANY to Cv q
Abaay .saf 10, ~ redemption ~ "a. crcasas txs-f
Of ih- appointment ~ me Nee ros st~ Bs
such agreeable h- st fssss ths
r-smftoa b.ns note, Pa.->t ~.rt lssAnasy ssgtsmsf
lssl rsISgl MasHtSGrOs HUNf G.mpfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

llf ORDER oi us HiDfs1s Dsas ln.fahsu Jtigs ~ the
DCoa Of Common fsss he CT u rs- fus Nois hs'-ey
10 hs Of n- statute saborsas ss
oosns
ssb-nt hs -a~t th- s-t-t~ OF hssRf koCkWkiL,
q resident Ohs
od r 20 hs f-c uuf-- -f Hshse such
sscbm-nt secfng <hn months No af-, psol<s
Of s~b, do ~ han
s.i-nt- Of the STATE AID he ioey ~ h ~ hs uas II
9~pery sa h stats t-ngs - HIN, sj Ne bsnssf Of
such goysry ~ fbi-s By AID vla Dstsi ne
t--nf, s.shA 90, u M.scb lsss STEVENS q HOtlt,
tr.fs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

>,UnkJ6Arss OUKI 1it, "a ,.alt, o. f1a.-is
.Nsi-f ths sstoa Of ~. cs. chstss snt crssfs IT
Rs ls-I ulln county % f-s1g tnt an<
h- Of fsn Dunc sfnsift oi al saf snxar ne
ksehs- na.n Of TO cry 81 N.-
ffs d--s.sf rf-s- sahHuff unnSss- ss- ~ 80 nc
th- sal NJ psymsai I'd be- t-bes "a
oft~r-- q. th- estate ,s kAcHatt
dunn dessd M. spsrga q . Coautf Of >s~
r0s ohc- No CITY of NJ fs, no "a ia Of ostoo~f
oA,s n. Of al tss- "a .ho~
-hy sgthony sboai gwen sfnssfs,ns
o fh- n. Sad k.etss
Dana t-pfs fofs. Au<sst q.
". sRsDrorD. safrF-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

sUIcIDE-On Sunday night about O'Clock, as
the Terry boa, was crossing from Jersey Cry With the
Phlsts lphs usin ssed about 20 years evident
~ q German. and OF g-ntee appearances, suddenly
Jumped oyerboard, and though every effort WA made
81 the people On board u save hin, &c psnshed No
cssss could be OWNED Tor the act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

DT OhDIhof mo hn ssa. Js-s- Of NE ssPf-us
Dcas-koS- hef-5y r1-a, tst sfisshs~s "a. -sssf
~ -s- II LtoNARD sfDDDAkD 30 f-.-o fsS,r.
nd i. -bs od e - ~ f-1t- sa~s- bs
snd tc.ss- such Alta hn< .foltak - ~tha
Mouths afst ggt Il tbs saf 81 ne n>ns
81 siAls and ne tsss
an ~ 10 - Of s11 tAi- s,s< $50 % bn
snf he tr.1s- u s4b p,p- ~ h 40 ortsfsa y s~
80 ~ void -nsy a. f.s J. As9Lg, Arsfa~y g.
Ati.shnx Creditor. kasts-t-s. nan,- O. ~
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-12-25
@xakE
Snoianiiher SiitttanS.

Die nabffebenoe ionoerbore uno in
terehante 8eibreibun9 elmer Den Oafora.
ooer Slour Snoionern ei9entbGmliben
@eremonle entnebmen mir Dem pripat-
8riefe eines unter oielen Naturfinoern
Iebenoen Miifiondrs, Namens S. @.
6aneof, Den ct an einen Sreunb ingams
bridge seibrieben. Or. 9ancof muroe
i'm lebten Srdblin9 BON Der amerifani=
fben Miffonsseieaiboft oobin sel6ift
uno befinoet fi9 i'm Dorfe &eo @in9,
am Mifhifppi, i'm Gerritorum Minelo.
ia, finf3ie Meilen unterbalb Sort Snel.
ling. st bat fdr5li6 cine Wiffonsreife,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-12-25

Son Santa Sc. = Neuere gsab.
ribten BON Santa Sc bsiaeen. oob cine
in Snoepenoenee aneefommene partie
66nbler abermaliee Sbldbtereien oerSn,
oianer beribtet. Sieben perionen. oars
unter brei Deutfbe, tpuroen ourb Die u.
pode Snoianer BEL point 3ofs ermortet;
Srau gSbte uno ibre Sobter serietben in
Die @efaneenl6aft Der Snoianer.
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res uno Sransiseo, nebmt oen Qneetla9:
ten in cure Sbbut. Sebt oarauf, oab er
nibt entpiibt, uno morsen in Der 8rdbe
brinst ibn gum Qleoloen Wir 2(ue wollen
ale 3eusen bin9eben.
Die ibeue an9ft, bic ffb felt Der @r=
ploIion in Den 3u9en oes aufiebers malte,
ma6te ieet pl0elib Dem Nusorude piloer
Gntlblohenbeit plos.
SurGtf fdrie er uno 5o9 feia Mefer
;urud ! penn gu6 euer eeben lieb 1T.
SD bin unfbuloi9 am Sooe Manuel's,
aber ib pi(l mein eeben nibt peeibpo:
rem lafen BON fsseril6enSuoen, bosboften
@eibern uno trunfenen S6urfen. @e9
ba, Yere5 !-uno per mir folst, bet 1T
perloren'
Miit biefen Borten fpran9 er aus Oct
9alera uno fob oen Berg binab nit Ell.
ner@ile, Die ieoeSerfol9un9 unnis mob.
te.
sSn oieiem Uueenbliefe erfiee Wanuel,
Der bon ieinen anitren9un9en in Der sri
ne foit gang erf6opft' mar, nit Mube
ben ffeilen 9fao. ST bate 9erooe bic
Gineonooa errei6t uno ftano itia UNI fib
Su erbolen, ol6 plGBlib Elm Wann in 9r0b.
ter @ile um Die Gfe bog. Sc mar Sri
9ueI @ome5. ST bett in Der rebten Elm
9e5o9ene6 Mefer uno fab rdG'pGrts, Oh
ct ni6t perfol9t wGroe. Ils ct fl6 ber
umpanote uno iein tootse9laubtes Spfer
re9un9slos NIT bleibem @eiicbt uno blu:
tissn 9dnoen Dor iib itsben fab, Die Uu=
gen felt auf i6 9ebeftet, ipron9 ct Su.
rdd nit einem Sbrei Bet In9it uno oe6
gntIesens.-8 es 3ufaQ, S6winoel
ooer Elm 2lnfaQ bon lelbitm0roeriibem
Wabniinn. Nemano fonnte es pihen,
oer unlelise Serbreber perlbwono pl0s.
lib aus Dem @elibte oes eri6rodenenpe-
9ooors; nur einen Sbrei oer SerSweif.
lung fonnte ct nod b0ren, ol5 iener in
Den tootbrinsenoen Qb9runo iturjte.
Manuel Der faft obnmd6ti9 9ewor
Den mar, lsbnte lib an Die itsile Sel6wano
uno wilbte f6 Den folten In9itibpeib
BON Der Stirne; enolidb lammelte ct Wis=
Der feline &rGfte uno errei6te na6 9rOber
I'm lfren9un9 Die 8alIera. Sier perur=
Iadte iein GrI6einen oas srobte Grftou:
men. Ole Weiiten i6ouoerten Surud uno
befreu5ten fib in erober In9ff. Sour Ell.
ne 9erion fprane nit einem louten Sreu:
oenseldrei ouf ibn los uno rief;
N6! Monuelito, Ou lebit S6 pub.
te e6 ia, oob aaes oies nur eef6ab, UNI
MIDI 6u neden. uno nit oielenBorten fiel
ibm Marsorita auber ib Dor Sreupe,
um ben Sots.
SD babe oer obi9en @r5Gbtun9 nur
nob bsi5ufd9en, ooB Don Wonuel Gam.
pos, Der 9esenwdrti9e Sorifeber an Der
Mine bon Gan Qorian, in leinem Sauie
gu 3ocoteeas ieoen 8eifenoen, Der bel ibm
5uipre6en min, nit 9rober @aitfreuno:
| i6oft aufnebmen uno ibm ouf Serlon9en
Die acknowledgement er5dblen miro,
oenen er feline 9ludlibe eaufboba peroon=
fe. Donna Mar9orita feline f60neSrau,
tpiro oiefe gr5dblun9 befrdfti9en ourb
ibre ei9ene Qusfo9e, tpie oub ourb einen
bdbIben i6wor5lodise senSnaben bon fdnf
bis feds Sobren, oer Den 9tomen Gorion
tra9t, gum Nnoenfen an Die merfpiiroi
gen Grei9nife. Die furS Dor isiner @eburt
portlelen; 70 oaB Die refine @obrbeit oies
fer 9eibl6te tiber ale 3tpeifsl erbaben
bespleien piro @eltb.
Sncianifher Silhtan3.
Die na6ftebenoe lonoerbare uno i'm
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9ienstag Sen 25. December, 1919,
Jabre. III, en,,se Sirtm. 534.
2amfenbe 0fitn,ner is.
> Der 1iberaIe lseobachter Ell

s ( @ ; $ e. @ $ ] @
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erfabte uno fprab: @ndoi9e Srau mas
mub i6 ibretwe9en unibuloi9 leioen!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-31
FOR CALIFORNIA.

For California via QhagresLPp;1 E, sail posi-
s. atlaM.77The splendid steamship COLONEL VEL
detained viii sail as above The Col Stanton has fine
sengers No Berth secured paid for and each passenger
allowed 800 lbs. Of baggageea oyer to pay freight
mh2s4t orto T. & G. FORBES. n Poydras st.
oFor San Francisco, California-The A cop
ZTEA pered and copper fastened bark FLORIDA, d.
s. McCary master. having large part OF her cargo
engaged will sail above with dispatch She has large
spendidy furnished State room accommodations 9r ~ pas
sepgers but order to afford comfort and induce
ment select company, we limit the number to ~ and
nothing will be omitted which in any way tend to rem
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 this vessel such opportunity for real com
fort safety and speed will NOT again occur The Captain
klfu and perfectly acquainted with the coast
having sailed for number of years in the Pacihc Ocean
An experienced Surgeon will accompany this ship For fur
ther particulars apply board lower end OF the Beef Mar
ket First Municipality. to
nov o. WICKHAM % Benyille street.
or r. nj. HARRISON CO., " Poydras 81.
N. BNo Second Cabin or steeIage passengers taken
LOWELL & EDMoNsTON, who will receive any conslgn
saen AT either Of The agents mig
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-31

CRESCENT OrrICR, !
Saturday Morning, March 81, 1919. {


SATURDAY. Morning. March 81, 1919
The reception of the Canadas in the early pant
Of the week somewhat depressed Market producing
decided decline in Cotton and impnng heavy feeling to
both the Flour and Grain markets. though the latter have
been better sustained than might have been expected owing
moderate receipts Sugar. Molasses and Provisions have
been quite dull for the season.
The River is high ever. but has done no damage in
our immediate vicinity
COTTON. The transactions in Cotton were unusually
light Saturday and Monday last owing to a current ru
that the advices by the Canada whose arrival at st.
Johns announced by the latter day were unayo
able and barely 900 bales changed hands, at very irregular
rates. On Tuesday morning the published. the
effect that advance of Nd at Liverpool had been followed
by decline of Nd, which intelligence unsettled and de-
pressed Market that the business of Tuesday Wednes
day and Thursday, amounting 1850 bales was at
decline in most cases. Of u of cent Yesterday there
fair demand these reduced ates and 7OoO bales
changed hands, making total for the week OF 26 bales
taken chiefly for Great Britain and the Continent with some
lots for the North Our quotations lowered in conform
with the decline The increase in the receipts proper at
all the United States ports 1888 6 bales while at this
port there is a decrease Of q 1l6 bales.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-31
BOURNE ON THE STEAM-ENGINE,
And Other Scientific Publications..

And Other Scfentlfc fu0aCdu0nS.
Atthe NJ o. Stationers' Warehouse. No. II Camp st.
A CATECHIsM OF THE sTEAM.ENGINE; ilusts.-
"A tive Of the Principles upon which its operation depends
and the practical details of it, Structure, In its Application
to Mines Steam Navigation, and Railway. with vanous
suggestions of improvement: BY John Bourne, ~ T.,
Editor of Treatise the Steam Engine, by the AIti-
sau Club" D. Appleton & Co., from the last London
The saiu sTk lS ENGINE, STEAM NAVIGATION
and RAILWAYS; by p Pc Laying STS aw-rNcINr
RUSsELL'S TREATISE on THE STEAM-ENGlNE.
Russell on Steam and Steam Navigation.
Wards Gunnery and Steam :, -. ,o.o
Roads and RAILROADS, BY Gilespe--2d edition. lo45
LARDNER'S LEC1 URES ON SCIENCE and Ahi-
Knapp Chemistry applied to the Arts and Manufacture
Mo.,s Xn with TX Ensnus ssb 10 Eusuvines
Turner'S Organic and Inorganic Chemistry edited Dy Lie
big and Gregory.
Noad's Chemical Analysis.
PaTnen's Applied Chemistry, in Manufacture, Art ETC.
URE'S DICTIONARY OF ARTS, MANUFAC-
TURES and MINES. with Supplement
EJectrotype Mauipulations in the Scientific Arts.
Droper's ChemisIry Of Plants-I VOL 4to
Cle9a on Coal Gas-l vol. 4t0
DasieIs Elements of Meteoroogy-2 vols.
Holxapf3els Turning and Mechancal Manipulation.
Hslleck's Military Ans apdacisnce.
Just received and for sale d the New Orleans Sationen
Wssshouss, tnha6 6tdltWl ]. B. STEEL. II Camp IT.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-31
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
LATITUDE. % 81 30 N.-LoNsITupE 80 Win Time, g.

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Mediator, Blfens, New York. J. o. Woodruff s. Co
br. ship Jane. Macdonald Liverpool, w. ii. Haynes Co
81. bark Orbit, Larkn. Liverpool Gardner. Sager Go
baik PRESCOTT, Spear, Boston. J. +. Whitney 20
park Hannah Thornton, Hanna, New York. Sam. Toby
bark SaIssossa, Turley, philadelphia. G. j. Meeker
d. Orig Fairy, James. st. Johns N. F., BareIi 4 Co
Arrived Yesterday
enp pSoyTns Meyman. from Liverpool 9th JAM. to
sehI Geo Lincoln Roger days from the mouth of the
MO ofsnde. to o. Wickham-1s my
- - ~, sTEAMBoATs:
JSs Y. LAY Giperson, from Mobile.
Luna, Farchld. from Bayou Sara-97 bales cotton =
Eliska, Landry, from Bayou Sara
Jim Gilmore, Dowce. from Caddo Praie9O bales cotton,
Duchess Wade, from Cincinnati
Mohawk Lapghorne. from Louisville
Missouri, Taylor, from st. Louis.
Naichez Leather, from Hard Times-l426 bales COTTON
E. d. White Amsden from Grand Ecore-755 bales cotton
Pike No. g. Linn, from ke0kuk
Princeton, Dickinson, from Camden-94 bales cotton
st. Louis. Cable, from st. Louis.
Towboat Diana. Fitner from the Passes
RrL0w-C0MINo uP
Ship Megunticook, and brig, unknown.
Memoranda:
Steamer Mohawk left Louisville on the ed inst. Reports
the Ohio River rising rapidly.
Towboat Diana towed down and to sea, the 18th ins
ship Annoy, and bsrks Virginia. and Sarah.
Passenger:
Per ship Brandywins. from Liverpool-4o Storage.
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IT, O. O. F-Odd Fellops' Hall yassceia- 81 n
tion.-The Capital Stock OF this Asso.
hereby notified that as the requisite n9moeS
shares aken the inzament OF Two dol.
Share has become payable, and will Be DEMANDED
from and after OF APRIL NEXT. Ah VINO are uis-
posed pay before calling The !ea
ue day, between the houIs Of and Z.
Cummings Spyker, IL st. Charles ST.
stairs by ofuer Oh tne nosru ~
| -mh13t 4au THOS. w. VAN WIVhs SecGetA1ys
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Schoouers.
ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.

THIS EVENING, Saturday, March 81, will be presented the
thrilling Drama from Eugene Sues work. by E. Du
ryage, Esq, entitled THE WANDERING JEW. Rodin, Mr..
GJamlson Agrco Mr. Charles; Dagober Mr.. Greene Dial
ma Mr. Kipgsey; Mook, Mr. Eyungs Rose and Blanche, he
vile, Miss Z. Pee; La Mayeux Mrs c. Pone The perform
ances will conclude with HIS LAST LEGS.
The Police Department Mr. s. L.
Prices AdssonDress Circle rs Parquette. Second and
Third TIERS SO Cooed Boxes so Gallery rs
- Private Boxes and Seats be secured the
tween the hours of 10 A. M and p NJ by applying Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
~ Doors open quarter before Performance will
at Quarter-past precisely. mh3l
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RETAIL HARDWARE
And HOuse.Building Materials. !,

vHE undersigned receiving, direct from the Manu-
Il facturers, all kinds of FANCY HARDWARE n
n BUILDING RAILS: House Furnish GA.H
ing Goods, Guns Pistols etc. ETC., which heS11
offers at low prices, and invites his friends and W
.@the mechanics of New Orleans to call and examine
Also fine assortment of the most celebrated makers OF
FISHING TACKLE, Rods, Hooks. Snkers, Lines. Nets.
ETC. The undersigned also rsGusss the ssntSn 6 fs
WIRE RAILING, for Balconies Window shutters,
Crates and almost every article for the use Of BUILDING
every other article in the line Of railing for Gal
Jeries and Fences for Tomb Being made entirely py ma
cast or hand wrought Railing. The undersigned having
been appointed Sole Agent for the Sonth invites his friends
TO call and examine the specm mt No. AZ Charities street.
where orders will be received for quantity required at
m6S S II 'e p'' VIM. a. BEECHER. 70 Chanres st.
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SHIRTS, CRAvATS, HANDKEROHIEES,E ETC.
superhne all linen Shirts, stitched bosoms. g TO
Superhne muslin Shirts linen boLoms and collars W 70 ~
Shirts. Linen Handkercnets
Hickory check and Negro Shrts Handkerchief
Nerno, flannel, gauze brown, Linen Silk Cloves
white md pink Undershrts and Black Kid Gloves. -
Drawers. Cotton, and linen hah-
Updershrs and hose.
rich Cravats Snk and gngham unbreles ec
Italian and French black silk Also, l.
Cravats. Trunks, valises, Carpet Bags, etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
under Godyear patent and warranted TO stsna
hot climate:
India Rubber Paeto Sacs Capes Pouches Camp Blankets Ss
teens, Souwesters Covers Drinking Cups, Travelling
Bags, Texas Leggngs Short Leggnsg Provision
Bags, Lng Wading- Boots, Life Preservers, &C.. &c.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
mbI7u No. 81 Magazine street.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of tho Lqfayets Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. Friday. March go ls49.-Anived. steamer
st. Louis with 46 beeves; Mohawk. "a beeves Missouri.
l besves The receipts for the week to the following
amount 6S6 beeves 202 calves, 300 hogs 34 Sheep Mar
ket closes with supply not heavy and upward tendency
in prices. We alter quotations to correspond-Bee 1s
class brings g. I'd do. 5s Sd do. 45c h; Hogs. 303c
y h Sheep, t3t0&4 y head Cows, t25fOS35 p head ;
Hay. tl4k0$15 ton Corn. 45050c y bushel Oats, 32c
bushe; Bran, 6O070c. y 100 b Olcake. 81 y 100 b.
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STEAMBOAT Roscoe SUNK. The steamboat
Roscoe was sunk up to her hurricane deck, about
miles below Rising Sun, on the Indiana shore Of
the Chic River on the Odd