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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-09
MARRIED.

cnds view Iork April 5.h, by Rev. Dr. Cone Mr. Henry
RalI ho, 20 miss Eugenia D. c. Ball daughter Of Mr. Hol
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az Ma.amoras, atthe election on Sunday March II ,
chose the same officers whose election the governor had
anPulled This is the complete triumph OF young Mex
leo,
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G AR P E TIN

A r e II N G.
uLL and complete assortment of the Newest Styles of
"A Velvet Wilton Tapest " Brussels Tapestry Imperial
Three ply Ingram. SupeIne Ingram and Venetian Hall
and Stair CARPETING; Baizes, Rugs etc., etc. all at
remarkably low prices.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Three feet "a feet wide and put down at short notice
for Rooms, Halls. Cabins of Vessels, etc,
CANTON MATTINGS.
"A, Sd and Ga Floor Mattngs common and best qualities
Heavy Spanish Mating.
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
Embroidered Muslin and Lace Curtains; Silk Wool and
her kinds Of DIapeyy Brass Window Conices. Curtain
Fms GITps Cords Iasses Mnusauito Netting Linen and
and Diaper; ToWelling, Counterpanes and all kinds of
Goods suited for House Furnishing line, the lowest
prices. CHITTENDEN & CAMERON
ap23 Ct rs Charities and n CustomliOuse sts
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DisCHARGED-We have already mentioned burglary
aedged to have been committed tbs of Mr. Pierre
Oey, No. q ST. Peter street Yesterday morning, the
Ties implicated Wilson and MaximlianO Samson
brought before Recorder Genois and dscha The
following note from Messs Samson and Wilson speaks for
itself: "NEwORLEANs, April "a, 1S49.
Eds Creseent-Hayng observed in your paper Of this
nousy entered the of Mr. Pierre Uffiey No. "a ST. Pc
would respectfully requet you to mention the
ia 81 that morning honOrably discharged.
" Yours, MAxIMILIANO SAMSON,
WILSON,
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'HE most infslbe remedy discovered for that class
generally which the Copaiva Sarsapara
have been found servceabe. The
medicine has obtained the years. a
It's immense utility has acquired the
Europe has been examined approx sanctioned
OF the profession.
One recommendation this preparation enjoys above all
neat portable pos-the which it NAV
TAKEN being both and pleaans eless
restriction diet confinement
especially would find this medicine highly useful
DC unpovided with possessing advantages
the present combines Accompanying the medicine pamphlet
explanatory OF the different of the disease WITHOUT
charge full and directions.
TT Prepared by B. Thorn Chemist, London, y
New Orleans. mars 3m2dp
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. g 81 80 N.-LoNoITUDE 80 Win Time. Oh.

LATITUDE. ~ 81 30 N.-LoNoITUDE, 80 Win Time, 6h
Cleared Yesterday: a
Ship 9swsgo. IRgenoll, New York, J.w. Stanton Go
Bark Sysns. WI i sien New 9o Mast H Isnds
Bark Ispa,don, SANFORD. Boston, G. w. Hynson
Dig NAn00" no'o'o1 na''%%G Thompson Cburcbman Co
ssedish brig ssltadoI, Botel. Barcelona. j. Prsts
so% swio. smith. Sa sw York Dewey ss e.
Asas A Sss
Steamer Mobile, Sutton, Mobile Master
Arrived YESTERDAY.
Ship Columbian Meniman. ~ days from Have to
Ship Gen. Veazie. Harris, q days from Boston, to j. W.
n, A And s,,s Co:.2d ny.
Dr. bark Midas Mason 80 days from Liverpool to master
FIR brig Antoinette Boun. IS days from Marseies, to
Brig Harriet Coin. from ssal 18th nst to s. Fernandez
sOhr Eliza Frances. WALL 81 days from Camden Me- to
schI MayaowsI, Hopper 2 days from New York. to mas.
Oregon Hiern. from Mobile
Princess, FaIrchid. FIN Bayou Sara-233 bales cotton
ondsUs I'm 81 fi sG Saiss cot
M MssIo Ei:ss from Csmdsnms7 baIs cotton
Olivia. Goodsoh. from Baze. 'a.'' ''''A
Mary Foley baIisEss, from Fields M H. ,,
J. Do;woI kimbaI. from shisvepor-7ls bales cotton
Towboat Tennesseean, Thompson from the Passes
BELOw-COMING
bark, brig, and two schooneD unknown.
Memoranda
On the 18th int off Double headed Shot Keys ship Gen.
Veaze exchanged signals with FIR bark Jennie hence.
Towboat Conqueror lowed down and sea, the 14h
inst ship Ozark, bark S:amboul, and schr. L. Sears
Towboat Tennesseean towed down and to the 2d
inst ship Lapand. brig Susan Soule and schr. Dart.
Passengers:
Per ship Columbian from Havre-170 Storage.
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ORLEANS THsATRE-Bemsftof A6. Montessisr-JKhf!
gentleman will take benefit to.monsw evening q 49,
occasion will be offered very attractive bn Tksrs ~
be presented salvoy," be followed BY tie fourth -
OF the celebrated grand opera of The Jewe.s Tn pa
formancss will concude with La Prophetic c'es 10 Vs.
Socialist piece. We that Mr. Moutsssisr viii v
to remember with pleasure his benefit tomcusv
even
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ORLEANS THEATRE.
DRucs ANN MEfHcmpS

OUININE. CALoMEL, Blue MASS IPE.-
>nG Gao, RHUBARB. etc.-As low for cash
-, as can be procured elsewhere-Cal and ~
~ SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled
remedy for Coughs. Influenza etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CObEBS-A certain and sgreeabe superior to
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA. TAR, LIVERWORT.
etc@Eor the relief and of Construction and Bronchitis
,, hLOSIuD,ISlANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ.
~ Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma
nsm, Bronchitis and Consumption.
~ Office corner Magazine and Poydras ss. n23 1y3dp
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A. f. COCHRAN & CO.,

II TChOupltOuIds street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'M
" poIters Of FRUITS NUTS, etc., have for sale:
RAISINS-3 300 packages. whoes, halves and quarters.
CITRONS-2o0 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-500b boxes No.
PECANS-2O0 bs gs and barrels fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-lt0 baskets.
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No. L.
BRANDY CHERR1ES-MUSCATW INE-3O0 cases.
L0BSTERS- Agents for manufac'y j. Caldwell & Co..
FIGS-3000 drums extra superior. .
PEPPER, PlMENTO and RACE GINGER-4O0 bags.
MACKEREL-An invoice assorted.
ALMONDS-300 trails and bags Soft Shell.
WINES-Port, various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga;
200 cases Old Spanish
FILBER1 ) and BRAZIL NUTS, and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts
CAROLINA SEED COW-PEAS-50O bushels
SCREENED SCHUYLKILL COAL-25O casks
BUTTER-250 kegs superior st. Louis ap23 I'm
Agency of TIE celebrated American Powder Co.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent Bu VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lelaya. Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE, Tuesday. April mo arrivals to day.
and no alteration has taken place in prices which
tlnus-Beef first class 71ac second, &C. fhird &c. q b
Hogs &c. ID Cows 425Oe35 Sheep 50 5000 o head
Hay. e140$15 ton Corn 45GO5oc o bushel; Oats &c.
bushel; Bran 6oSD7Oc. o 100 ID O.cake 81 100 ID.
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OLYMPIC CIRCus.-This establishment still continues =
attract full and fashionable audiences Another sxcslsaG
bill is for this evening. pariculan of which ws If
our readers to the advertisement
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LAFAYETTE CouNcIL-This body met last night for he
transaction OF the usual weekly business After feadiDe th
minutes various petitions were read and appropriately
ferred ~~~ 17s1Ss 49,
The Treasuers report received and read - follows
Balance OF hand last Report. elW &C.
ReeiVeH since.' lAio ut-vl 4ay "
DISGUISED last week. In = W
The Harbor- Masters report was as follows: eteamsys
arrived 49, ships a atboats 12-paid into the trsssu.
1907 40. $500 - = ~
petition was received from P. Ulmer keeper Of Ger.
man ball room in St. Mary street, between Religious and
Rousseau Streets Permitted give balls on Sunday
evening. Referred TO the Mayor This petition excited
much discus ion-some members contending for granting
permission, The ground that dancing Is an ipuocoit
any day and othen being totally oppo4sd
Two reports laive stagnant water rsmnininr
vacant 10 s-Lad over.
sufferer BY the late fire at the Of Jackson and
Laurel streets. Mr. Lamb moved to ~ the blank with 80,
and that each membeI should pay $40 Mr. Ga,cia ~ -
thought due to Mr. COzzens to grant him RELIEF
he had lost everything Mr. Floren thought the mose
make member pay So could not be Ths mCtion
was lost-s50 was finally voted.
The committee 10 which referred the selection Of
for St Andrew street. reported in favor of &c. Michael
in lieu of St Andrew. Adopted.
letter received ON the Surveyor The subject q
the incurred strengthening the levee Carroll.
ton and the Council appropriated 1915 tho EXPENSE
Ae some further unlnportant business the Council sd-
journed. 81
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II Mr.. A. hill. No. IS Camp street, has variety e
bathing tubs and shower baths which, in this ssasou
deserve the attention of such wish preserve their h
and enjoy of the greatest comforts of a good ba&h
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PoMpAso-Lovers of good eating cannot do bsttss =.
that line than to step in McKenzies about II 9se
notice in another column
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VIEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OrrIcK,

- CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning. April Is, l849
COTT0N.-There seems to be no abatement in the de.
mand or Cotton The sales yesterday were fully ~ 600
bales, of which English buyers took the largest portion
Prices have advanced 1sc. the Middiing grades
Nxw-oRLEArs CLASSIFICATION
Inferior .4sf0514I MiddIing Fair. esO7
8 8IdianGay e. e. Ear Ear VI;
Good Mfddins Good and Fine. s, ~
TOBACCO.-TheEe is sill good inquiry for Tobacco
and factors obtain full prices Sales 3l2 hhds as fol-
lows ~ hhds. 20 A. So and 20 E. at 81 81 hhds. 20
A. at 6h and AZ r. at 1l6 80 A. and r. at - 50 hhds
r. at % at ga and at 90; and Ito hhds 81 A. at
81, and 40 r. at $40. ID.
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs-No change in prices but
the market heavy. Sales 200 hhds Sugar at 3I04c for
Common to Fair Also. 800 bbs Moasses at 120i7c. for
inferior to choice.
FLOUR.-The Flour market is very dull and there no
demand but for consumption. Sales only some 500 bbs
the largest lot being IT'S bbs nno. "a 62 Dbl
CORN-The stock is very light and prices looking up
sales 4bo sacks white at BIZ and 800 d. mostly yellow in
three lots, at 4Oc bushe Prime lots in store held at a.
WHEAT-soos sacks ordinary sold al co. and $50 do prime
at 75c. . busbel.
PROVISIONS-There is scarcely any inquiry for Pork,
and could only hear of small lots sod at SO S70 $40
for Mess. and % 75O$S s7 for Prime. Of Bacon casks
ordinary Shoulders sold 3, % do plain Hams at $685.
20 do canvased at IA and Sugar cured at lOc
ID. Lard is firm, and prime rather higher price, Sales
b bbls at BIG do. prime &c., and 2546 kegs also prime
at sac I'd. A lot of ISL kegs ordinary Western Butter
brought Sc. $B.
sALT-A cargo of 300 sacks Liverpool 600 Fine taken
BAGGING AND ROPE-sales of $50 pieces Baesiua
and 2S0 coils Rope at I7h and Sc. cash.
WHl5KY.-No change. $40 bbls. Rect;fied sold in two
lots at Ef0i74c. y gallon.
FREIGHTS.-Steady Two American Sims taken for
Liverpool at 9l6d for Cotton and bark chartered for Lon
don for $500 the voyage out.
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pds q i[a and e.rns mortal. S,oush. ssis;. -
spectators he n %as vSI person . with c
hand Of time had left an expression such a. sssn IN IL
faces OF those in whom premature has closely ped
with bis which might
have belonged 10 the pmsyal times, covered bead whq
Coat closely butoned in front to conceal the sbenoe of
ETY. have been placed in some antiquarian gallery q Isc
Of ancestral costume This singular individual stood aais,
eoncerned for his situation until bis name was called
John Jones" said the Recorder The mslsnehcy 20
Continued ses b s aIs eSss. vi
being yagsnt and having no honest occupation BY which
,s as, 'hs, place: hi,fah upon woman is chamss's
woman, Mr. Jones but what You have cssy
Am
ehamsson Do not imbbs the air. and thence derive my
s oa by P Ps9s 6 mat,s M
Jones after medtsiins momeut if undecided whittier
thought worthy of the exercise of seYo's'ai ski
Justice l oft have heard it said is kind
And judging canses always goes it blind.
Can view a ragged coat Or tattered sleeve;
And, to YOU honor will my tale relate.
IT'S an old tale, and one too quickly told
OF woman's fathlesspess and beoms cold.
As the ovelest flower wooed BY The summer air.
=
The ardent love that in my bosom burned.
" Maldens, like moths are ever caught BY gare,
And mamOn wins where serapbs mag hit despair"
For | sir barber by profession.
And that full soon removed each fond impression.
The lady a wealthy bakers daughter,
And soon apo her. richer rival sought her.
Some have cruel faes, but mine was cruel'er
My rival was young and Handsome jewelsT:
He came he saw, and then not long he tanned.
For three days had passed when they married.
Too hard the blow-I could not bear the shock,
Fen though my heart had been Of solid rock.
But for a moment rage my soul possessed;
To pun Oh him was then my sole request,
= And |, full of revenge. up to the brim,
From lathenng Others took tolathenng him.
And now, alas earth hope give
For losing her. why should care 10 live
closed my shop, and swore solemn OATH
To shave till death should claim both
Since then wander lost and broken hearted.
Think of the past and its joys departed.
When the mel snchoy gentleman rad concluded the !e
ton OF this touching the Recorder id that in could-
of the peculiar hadshps OF his he would suee
him depart with admonion find better msthod
of gaining living than subsisting the Of
wrongs Jones lett the unc0ucernedy ho had
acted while in it, only repeating these lines dune hs exit
Alas when may stoOp to folly,
And finds that woman will hetfay,
What art sOothe his melancholy
What smiles can chase his tears away ~
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FIRE.-About half past yesterday afternoon fire broke
the House of Refuge adjoining the WOrkhOuse.
The building short time completely destroyed
withstandng the efforts made it. Some of the
escaped but the majority quietly the office OF
the Workhouse and there remained
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Swanson, Peter MeHueh Peter Maloney and others
arrested and sent before the First District Court.
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BURaLARY.-Nicholas Meyer yesterday deposed before
Recorder Geno that he clerk in the grocery store the
of Bourbon and CustOmhouse streets kept by John
Miller and that early yesterday morning the store was broken
open and robbed OF w. ga1yanlzed watch god Cham
to have been committed by negro of whose he
ignorant warrant was issued for the arrest OF the sup
Dosed cnIpTit
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nc.HoMM AET9GAN lsk Lu Rnsp7s Et Nrxrpps
M sGANTLlNG, TURNED EEWEELs and BAL.
LISTERS. Oak, Ash, Cherry, Black Walnut: Maple
Beach, Hickory. Clear White Pine Cypress, Poplar and
Ysliow Pine assorsd sizes. and well seasoned r,,v
LIME, SAND English and American FRIEDRICH,
Fire Clay. Fire Tile. CEMENT, Plaster etc.
LIGNUM WIFE. SPANISH CEDAR, FLORIDA
CEDAR, JUMPER. WHITE-OAK TIMBER and
KNEES. For sale in lots to suit, by
PRAGUE SHERMAN. Arcade Mills.
ap13 I'm IA 16 and Is St. Joseph st.
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THE PERJURY CAsE-The papers in the case of John
Kennedy. charg with wfu perjury by Mrs Ann Justice
yesterday sent from the First D tct Court and
codingy Kennedy will be examined Friday by Recorder
Raldvin
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LARCENY Richard Charles Jones yesterday made aida.
Wit before Recorder Baldwin, charging named Martin
Cangan with having stolen g from his coffee house in ST.
Charles street, door HObrooks. The case will be
1inad dav
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-Thos. Moray alias Wash
ney Sheridan for picking pocket, acquitted Richard
Edwards. for larceny acquitted George Boldly, for lar
ceny acquitted. Tye, for larceny, acqu ted VIM
I've for larceny VIM Jones for picking pocket and Rob-
ert Burns for larceny, guilty,
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 2s, 1s4s.

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT THIEF.-Yeserday, Officer Da-
VS. Of the Second Municipality police captured another
one OF the steamboat thieves Of whom infest
early yesterday morning coming fom one of the state
steamer Hiram Powers and suspicion being excited
the examined when fou that two carpet
bags had been cut open Delaney followed and
ed the Leyee Yesterday he was examined BY Recorder
said by the police to be praeticed thief well known
in other cities though he has been but few months here
For the present his operations will be suspended by resi-
daupa in he kh0nko
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$4,000 INWARD.

$4,000 REWARD.
OFFICE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS,
NEW ORLEANS, April 9TH, 1849
WHEREAS, it is known to members of this Board that
w frequent of Incendiasm have occurred in this
city during the past month and whereas if the Incendia
ces to properly may be apprehended be it therefore
Res0tUed That this Board hereby authorize its Secretary
10 offer a reward of THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
for the nyction Of free person of mature or TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the conviction of any slave
who may have been concerned either principal
sSJ m 'et.1g fire to any building buildings within the
A true extract from the Minutes
ap9 LIT GEO. G.. LAWRASON, Secretary.
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CJofhing CIothing fJothinpy

NJ. BARNETT-No 13 Camp street,
IL AS hand and is family receiving, latge
~ and magn icent assortment of FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING-all Of which being his own mama
facue enables him to sell cheap other estabIih
of the kind In the Southern country. Gentlemen
chasing for their and dealers at wholesale
respectfully invited TO call and examine for themselves the
following articles:
Super black cloth Dress and Frock Goats.
Fine and medium do do. all colos.
Black brown and olive Monterey do and Sacs.
Black and fancy Dap d Etc Sacs AID DOsay Goats.
Extra fine French Merno Sacs and Paeto's
Super fancy Linen Goats, of every description
Black and coored Sprng Cashmere Pants.
Superior French MerinO Pants.
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants.
Spring Tweed and French Cottonade Pants.
India Nahkeen and Silk warp do.
Super white Marseilles and Linen Vests.
BLACK Satin. Mefno, Cazsiglefe. Bombazins, and
AZ npas Ve''' % s'e'' aysh HR a - cs@pss,
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FdSs snRefS.
Per ship Columbian, from Havre-170 steerage.
List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

lNotrn the First municipality designsed in following
table BY mi u the Nos commence at the Railroad and
the m2 the Ns above the Steamboat Land
No. being Flatboat Landing In the Third (m3 Nos
run down. being Ferry wharl
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Dry Goods by the Package
N. BRANDER SMITH,

NJ BKANUEK -SN1TIH, :
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. SO Gravier Street,
Offers for sale, entitled to Debenture-
sHAWLS-Colored damask Canton Grape;
Plain white do do
SCARFS-Colored damask Canton Grape;
Scarlet do do;
goli, &c.
embroidered white Canton Grape;
R cb embroidered scarlet and cherry do do;
Ricb embroidered blue purple, grt en- and cherry;
S,n.r "a extra and quality. very fine enib'd;
White Barge; Satin Plaid Barge;
Assorted d., embroidered fringe;
Prnte DE Lame;
Printed Cashmere.
SILK-Toiie DE l'lnde;
Toe de Norl;
Sinrhews a line article;
Black Serge;
Fouard and Pongee Handkerche, large assortment Of
and beautiful styles.
Black Grapes; Fancy Bettise Cravats
Fancy Plaid Cravats; Black Levantne Cravas
PRlETS-Light and dark fancy, and Furniture
Eagish 90 do.
Also
"a Brown shss,,nss >psnils Columbian Pla.t Gsandrl
Ho Asossed and whiis Fannsl Hrs Cloth cEs
sHnsr saa AsssAa paar.ease IA Parts, As' Fsnf "a
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

Al the NEW YORK STORE, 16S Poydras street.
DRLNTED Muslips ast-coIors andibeautul patterns, at
121ac per yard selling at the stores at
IS to 20c Scotch Ginghams 12hc cases Swiss Muslns
"a wide. at 30c I'd usually sold Soc; French Da
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdkf. style at "a SO
Per dozen worth double the money 5000 yards White Linen
less than loo in the city Irish Linens by the large
small quantity, at less than wholesale prices Pure Linen
&c., good be bought for Soc Buyers the
@ o ia p Fsncy and
Staple DRY GOODS. equally low; The subscriber would
few leading articles very cheap with view of obtaining
exobtant profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
for receiving goods from North at the lowest rates-an
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera or hard
times-a saving diem of from fifteen to twenty dollars
rent and expenses-he can afford sell cheap. Heavy
expenses must be met by profits New Workers
especially invited call they will be reminded of the
CHEAP establishments in Grand and Catherine streets
mhI2 K. BROWN 16S POy dras St
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DARING RoBBVR.-Yeserday morning while Angus
tus Marvin guardian placed boad the soop Governor
Where lying in bed he perceived feeling in the
pockets Of his clothes He Immediately jumped up and fol-
lowed the thief TO the deck. when the la presented
pistol at his puruer and continued his flight Mr. Marvin
sill pursued, and calling Mr.. Boueo who was passing
his assistance they attempted the rnbber who again
turned and snapped his pistol them and then escaped
Mr.. Marvin thinks he could identify the robber
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NOTICE.


have this day retired from business all to
IA whom be indebted will please bring forth their
claims within fifteen days from this date. would also
tfy all persons indebted forth and settle with
within that time l would also solicit from my friends
and customers continuance ofthe patronage for my Sue
cessor P. MCCARTHY, who has conducted my business
for the past four years. NJ. SULLIVAN,
New Orleans Aprii l. 1919 ap4 I'm. so Commerce st.
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ALEXANDER HILL & cos Z cH ffaRtTSES St.
500, 900 GU. PERCUSSION CAPS, Just Received
GERMAN TOYS and FANCY GOODS at COST,
COUNTRY Dealers and the CITY Trade are invited to
- examine stock and prices She'll Ivory and Buffalo
Combs God and Silver Ornamental Goods Steel, Gold
and Silver Beads Steel Bags: Purses rich and new Cloth
Hair Tooth and all Brushes Snoo Silks Bag and Purse
Trimmings Ivory Pearl and Paper Fans; AccoIdions
Dressing Boxes; Zinc Mirrofs Toilet Glasses Fishing
Tackle Game Bags Wax and Kid Dolls Domnoes and
Chess Men German Toy Clocks Matches etc. etc. Our
assortment of Staple Goods is complete Threads Needles
Pins Hooks and Eyes Cologne Water Fancy Soaps,
Canes WhaebOnesal of which offer at low prices for
ap23 St A. Hill. e. Co AZ ChaYtras ct
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~ - Saturday. assenger packet BULLETIN
sMaAe4T c. b. Church. maser-For Memphis He.
sS94zEaiI& cna, Mouth of Wh;te Riper Napoleon and
the elegant and fast running
boat BULLETIN, will leave as above on SATURDAY
the sh inst at o'clock M, positively. For freight or
passage having unsurpassed accommodations, apply
board, foot of Canal street. or to
T. B. SMITH, Sc Magazine st.
N. B-The Bulletin will take freight for Randolph, Boil.
and all landings the Hatchee River and reship at
Memphis on Hatchee River Packets n an23