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pkoe Of our stsek IS married. in PLAIN figures
Richly Ems se dnsTt China Grape sHAwLs;
Fancy E.sae Verne Aslas SEf siik &c. &c.;
Fancy GreDadne Silk do
White Lace (quite new) do;
Black and White Barge do DO;
Same Goods in Dem.SqaMes:
RsS s ss,sf f sst W% ssf Barge d. &c.
Plain Colon Cashmere do;
Fifty dozen IA Zephyr Nett do;
G5saaans lena, an ard ssess scARFs
III slrf 81 hssf Il s SILK en- cRA WITS
BACK BACK Wa!sre s and 81 SATIN Striped DO.
Detached De-! bed Figure Black Glaze j., o.
ssiin s'lipsa and FED Chsrssa abe: SILKS
One I Lot ta esanssable Polka Spot SILKS
t%sny sess hSssff and Fs
Black White PINK Blue GTseR Straw Cherry Crimson
Black Dress Grape Black Gienad;ss Black Bsrsgs;
Psn ard Satin ps vsry [oh Black Broeaaed Barge
ram Se aS Rich Printed rea f9ilfhs Lame
Ea Ess ss amt ss s sf BaEEsEs
FRe Satin Stripe. n,S and pI Satin Plaid do
PINK Pink and sty.bioe Tissue SILKS; w.
SIs ,. PHI 81, nd sf fsaIsid e. !. It,. ..,,
Pink and White Blue and White, Brown and SILKS.
White PGIp BE AMI White Rbbeq sEp Foua'd
ic5,m4. ia Linen SD EETfSGs, very heavy;
g-8 Pillow Ease LINEN; s,,rr,xs
64.s4 lo4 Double SATIN Hambro DAMAsKs;
gig, 90, 7os Double Satin pamask \ APkINS;
Xe-y fine 5-s "a Spot Napkins;
IS Gh asd S "a LINEN 1EShtEN aW fsl!a quality
SSs
Russia Diaper, very wide Diaper ColoIed Fruit Doyys,
IT, III Goods sold Linen. zoe Guarantee Free from
aiY maaia, W g ss'sf al.
Woutssdt and end Cotton DAMAsKs; E%bd COLLARS LARS.
LAcEs Maine Iaoss Jenny Lind Lsess, yslsnsisnnes
Thread 6Gss EHFh
G Sss Trimming ii Dsss
fnd ape
Bordered Handkerchief, all qualities Wide Checked Bor
Boide,sd Hendkechefs White Lace Dresses; together
Embroidered and Lace Goods.
10-4 la, 12-4 Brown and Bleached Cotton SHEET
mes: Bleached and Unbleached sHIRTINGs English
GALIC0Es a. F'srsh n Gaicoss AMERICAN ..;, Caicoss
RKiILiSS AgTen CaEckSi Linen sa Checks rick.
Book s Mullins LII DiMITYs Hair Cord pmtys MIS-
LINETTES, Striped and Plaid Swiss and Jaconet Mus
Inns Corded Swiss and Cambria Musin' Null and hne lnoa
Ribbons Gauze Ribbons. plain Tafeta Ribbons. new
KID Gloves white Cotton Boss sk Hose Lsce Gloves
ana M slate Cotton Hose black Gotten Hose cooted
psse SIN and Ise Gloves Gentlemen. brown Half Hos;
Gsn,sme1s silk Shirts and Drawers; silk Gloves KID
fs'sss bs1sss 'ssss
bnttGns aea na!ons Pins; Needles Sewing Silks
Hosiery and Small Wares.
Fly; ia IAhsaslEf bs2b4E NJ sss T.
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DREAMS NOT EvIDENCE.--A curious case was
recently tried in Salem, Mass One of its citizens,
maintaining the faith of his ancestors who used to
believe in witches, consulted mesmerizer to know
who had stolen his meal The mesmerizer, with
his eye to the fee, pointed out person. who was
subsequently charged with the theft. The accused
was intelligent enough to know that dreams were
not considered evidence in court Of justice, and
sued his accuser and got $50 damages.
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1e MURPHY's RESTAURANT,
Bowling and Billiard Saloons.
100 ST. CHARLES STREEr-Next to the Theatre.

IoV OF. CHARLES oTREET-Next to the Theatre.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
4 the public that be has made extensive addi 90
complete and desirable in the city. The RES
IAUkANT will at al! times be supplied with AN
style TO satisfy the most fastdous Epicure Having num-
Der OF Spacious Bedrooms with entire furniture be
Lodging by the day. week month. Terms moderate
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely re6tted,
and visite will find the Tables and appointments of this
establishment equal TO in the city and from cen.
the city. -l, ~
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
great and effort the part the subscriber shall be
wanting to give general satisfaction his patrons and to
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage
E The BAR, as usual will always be furnished with
the best of LIQUORS. 'lfE1
ap1l 3m RICHARD MURPHY
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CRESCENT OFFICE. I
g~sr Il Friday Morning. April ID. lo4SS
COTTON.-The ket not al tive yesterday out lhe
sales nevertheless up 7oO0 bales. including one list
of bales tad he Mddng) at &C. Prices rather easier
NEw-oaLEANs CLASSIFICATION &.
Inferior 1894 MdiIng air.."'..
Mad;ny snSSs1s Good Pair G99
Good Middling - Dos Good and Fine. .91s60-
TOBACCO-The demand is good, and 200 hhds changed
hands, of which Is hhds A. and r. at 3s05 l6 r. at
and $50 hhds at 81 for A. and &c. for L.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.- The inquiry for Sugar
continues limited and feeble Sales 900 hhds. at 81
4c for good Common to Fair Of Molasses $50 bbls. sold
at Is11sc. for inferior to the best reboed.
FLOUR.-The demand is extremely limited. and prices
still the decline. About 100 bbs sold including 200 bbs.
ings 20 vs. and lot of St. Louis at "a rs bbl
Ohio Offered on the Levee al % 8. TO s1ea
CORN.-The market heavy, and prices Dropping Sales
5000 Sacks Of which 40 sacks white ct a. and 1890 at 3
bushe ~ ..t.sl ID
WHEAT.-A sale of 500 sacks good quality at sOc.
PkOVISIONS.-The principal sales OF Pork were Lou
bbs Mess at 90 95 and the quantity of Prime p
vats terms Of Bacon % casks prime Sides sold at S and
Is do. Shoulders at &C. D H. Prices steady. OF Lard 500
bbls TAKEN viz 10 bb 5 SIS do (252 ii and SD at
5a 70 do at 81 SO do prime at &C., and 20 do choice at
SIC. $ib.
WHISKY.-Prces looking up. Sales of 24O bbls. Rec
titled at 7s. 800 do. private terms, and iO0 do Raw at
18dc. p gallon. gat e.--
.EXCHANGE-NoaIte alteration. Sterling 41st6051s Bct.pm
New York 60 days 24D2M pct disc Sight Check u disc.
to par ..rrF
FREIGHTS-American shpmasters ask I'D for Cotton
to Liverpool and Id for Corn and several lots
at these rates Two ships taken for Boston u for Pork
and %c for Cotton. 4e.a S..
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FOR RENT.
TVV0-STOPV nVVEI TTNC-uOTTSE IN
JOHNSON HIGH SCHOC,
go. w. HARDY, PRIN OPAL

.Naiades street. bctUecn 1haIia and .Meinene.
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac Johnson. Governor of the State of Lonna.
THasimon Landry. Lieutenant Governor
Charles Gayarre, Secretary Of State.
Alexander Dimitry, Sup. General of Pub. Etation.
George Eustis. Chief Justice Supreme Court
A. M. Buchanan, Judge District Court.
Geo. Y. Bright. Justice of the Peace.
J. d. DeBow, Professor University of L0iana.
M M. Cohen, Admir-.
A. ID. Crossuan, Mayor Of the City.
Joseph Genois Recorder Municipality No. g.
Joshua Baldwin, :. =. No. 70.
p. Seuzeneau. No. rec.
TERMS
For Day Pupils, from 81 to $40 per Month
Boarding Pupils, from SIS to $40 per Mont ap12 3m
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EuccyssryL ArTEMPT.-Thos Jourdan. brought up
before Recorder Genos yesterday change of vagancy,
made escape from the adjoining the Court by get
ting of th window climbing the root and thence
the street. His not detected until he was
beyoud II e reach of pursuit. --.#a
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~ EXTRA PAY.
THE undersigned fully prepared to execute all paper
y necessary to procure THREE MONTHS

W and EXTRA PAY due the heirs of deceased r&20
officers and soldiers who served in the late - ~
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange, directly
under Major Dashiell's office. n-- stshlf1
Though the Paymaste has closed his Rolls in this city the
undersigned still keeps his Office open to prosecute all claims
in Washington whose special duty is attend promptly
VIM MONAGHAN,
. mills 1ms-3dp Late Capt Co F. 9Th Regt La. Vols.
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STEALING TooLs.-John Caverde yesterday arrested
at the instance OF Augustus c. Meke who charges him
with breaking open the closet Of stall No so st. Mary
Market and stealing tberefiOm $25 worth of tools.
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SENT nowN.-Joseph Plummer, charged with entering
the ship Jessose the night of the 11h and stealing lot
Of clothing Yesterday sent before the First District
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DRY GOODS.
Thomas Brady 81 Charities street

OPENING THIS DAY, IN STORE 81 CHARTREs
" STREET. an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of FANCY
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We prepared offer full and varied assortment
in all the different departments of our business
The Stock embraces every manpfactars in LINEN,
of which has been selected with unusual order
establish that confidence which hope 10 win from all
those who may favor US with their custom.
One thing wish to impress upon patrons-the
hole Of Stock hrou ghout marked Plain Figures
at the Lowest Selling Price
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American Antiquities.
p. BECHTEL & co, 4o 0arnrfT

J. H. BECHTEL & CO., 4o Camrfreet
HAVE for sale SrEPH EMS 'TR AVELsN CEN
Ii TRIAL AMERICA, Guatemala and Yttan-l2th
edition, vOls.-contaning the most accuB accounts
of the celebrated Ruins and Works Of Az the An.
Gent Mexicsns. with several bundled Engings after
ALso~PREsCOTT'S CONQUEST OF MtICO and
PERU. by Cores and Pizano-the most nesting his
THE INDIAN TN His WIGWAM; or Chcteristics
Of the Red Race in America: from OrginNotes and
Manuscripts by Henry R. Schoolcraff. "
NOTES ON THE EARLY SETTLEMEOF THE
NORTHWESTERN TERRITORY bRcob Bur.
nett in l vol.
NOTES on THE NORTHWEST, or VIZ of the
Upper Mississippi: by w. J. A. Bradford vol.
A JOuRNAL, Written during Exeursi in Asia.
Minor by Charles Fellows; with pumeroukefches of
Ancient Monuments and Works Of Art volume !;
London. 80. fr1- ap12 3t
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A HAN DSOME SUIT OF CLOTHES
FOR n SMALL sum OF MONEY!
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.. No. "a Magazine Street,
Are selling OF WINTER CLOTHING 1T LosTL..
choice of SUMNER CLOTHING just received
~ Call and examine. apIo
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ROBBRRY.-AnfhOny Rodes yesterday made complaint
before Recorder Geno stating that the 4th inst his
house was robbed Of three Spanish douboons silver
gold watch and chain valued $45 go tn OF jewey
and draft drawn his order for $3.50 The person
accused Of this robbery free of color named Ar.
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UNNATURAL MoTHEs.-Juia Mcmahon Yesterday
arrested by the Second Municipality Police for assaultng and
aIIy ohusi horo vuchild
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Per bark Helen and Frances from

DWEr:IING-HousEs FOR san.
A VERY Inc DWELLING-HOUSE, adjact to An.
~ huncr-ation Square. nearly new, with extsive -
ont; I'D .ngs paved yard, shrubbery. etc. N@!:i
80. a large DWELLiNG-HOUSE, containt 10E;Q
IONS in the main building built in the vey bsnanner,
situated on Nayades street. Also. number Vacant
Lots tapl2 81 R. SOUTHLAND.
FOR RENT. 70
A TWO-ST0RY DWELLiNG-HoUSE. " two.
IA story Kitchen and q good cisteIn s,tuai on -
Jackson street. between Robertson and Caiborpsec- 5
ond door from Robertson street. will be rented cap,
the premises. or at ALFRED MUNROE Cos. No. "a
MAGAZINE street. Apll If
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BuRGLARY-Night before last the premises of j. N. Han
nsau IT, Rampant street. burglaousy entered and
robbed of clock The perpetato supposed to have been
the slave Jeffrey, belonging 10 Mr. Levi Stone.
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HOLMES & CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers

ID RESPECTFULLY inform the public and their former
~ customers that they have rem0Ued to 12o GR4PIER
Street corner @ GarordeIeIwhee they are prepared to
boats Hotels. Bars and Private Families for Exploration
N. B-A Liberal Discount allowed to Gocers and Com
mission Merchants.
~ SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
Fountains heretofore with and superior Drawing
Apparatus. .-lg-...... ..f.--. apps 6m
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SALES AT AUCTION.
New Basin Lots. second Municip atty
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

a. DEARD, Auctl0neeT
SAfURDAY April IA, IL ocock-Wn be sold auction,
- Banks Arcade, the following described property,
ONE LOT GROUND the New Canal forming the
Of Florida Landing Magnolia street, measuring rs feet
the Canal, a depth and Magnolia street
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above and hav
like front Florida Landing rs feet by depth 100 feet
The said Lots are DESIGNATED the original plan Of Delahe
Engineer dated March, 1888 aud deposited Theodore
Guyo Notary Public by the Nos 269 Nos
plan OF w. T. Thompson, Surveyor exhibited
The extends through Heva Magnolia Flor
ida Landing and he bsnqs Magnolia have also been lately
finished. The Lots also well filed up.
s-one-fpurth CASH balance at and years credit Tor
notes bearing with cent from date TO
and not then puncuay paid to bear interest at the rate
OF per cent. per l7gk
Acts of sale before Beard Notary Public the
the purchasers. apps, a. s. 10, IL, 49, IA
AUCTION NOTICE.
TINE SUBSCRIBER, having closed his with Mr..
i LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter the Auction
Auctioneer his weknown capacity cryer
he will portion Of the public patronage.
II. r. WOOD.
Aforementioned White Co.. WIN. Laughn g. Co.. Jacob
Barker. -- ... ja30
MoRPHY MENUS, AUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
lvl opposite Banks Arcade Sales
Sales Real Estate
Successohs, Underwriters and Port Wadens'
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CoMMlrTEpArthur Connolly. for assault and bate
District Court by Recorder Baldwin and bail demanded to
the amount of $500 OF. tl tF
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., II st. Charles q. tys adp
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q cgIn a e

NEW SfhlNG M1LL1N Elk
MRS CAMPBELL, Corner of Pogdras Cayoade
lvl Get streets has received her Stock Of SPRING
MILLIN cry GOODS to which she invites, attention
of the Ladies' The assortment is large, of best and
latest styles to be found this city q the Nor The style
ana beauty of her CAPOTES aud Fancy BOETS, are
not exceei il equalled this city and the pS are much
below those asked for the goods in m expensive
establishments
Style not Surpassed in the South or North. ap9 St
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AMUSEMENTS.s :
ORLE ANS THEATRE.

CATURDAY EVENING An ns last night Of the eeissTsed
- Grand Opera in by Donizet of LUCIA DI LAMER
MOOR Performers Messrs Dulu Corradi Mrs Feury Jolly
U Sunday, l5th Benefit Mrs RICH night Of the
charming OPERA by Dorizcui, LA FILE DU REGIMENT.
tB- The performances will commence at O'Clock apis
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$4,000 REWARD.
OFFICE BOARD OLE inner WR1TE]

OFFICE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS,l
NEW ORLEANS, April 9TH. lo4s
w frequent of ncendarism have occurred in this
city during the rast month and Whereas if theucenda-
continue undiscovered. the most destructive consequen
ces to pIopeny may De apprehended be It therefore
20 offer a reward OF TIL Rec THOUSAND DOLLARS
for The conviction of free OF mature age or TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the conviction OF any slave,
who may have been concerned either principal
sorry setting fire any building buildings within the
State OF LOUISIANA.
A true extract from the Minutes:
aps lat GEO. c. IAWRAsON, Secretary.
CARRoLLTONHOTEL.
THE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
l. have just taken the above mentioned establish a.
ment, with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin Alleys. E::
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon, etc. etc., appertain
thereto and after thoroughly repairing the WHOLE and
prepared to and accommodate Permanent and
Transient Boarders 1t almost useless to expaate the
attractions to be found the CarT0ton Hotel
Grounds AS suburban place OF the essah
does almost unnvaed scenery and the artificial helps OF
Gardening in the production of fruits and flowers such
where be fonnd in the vicinity of New Orleans
nary notice from the visitor
The undersigned apprise the the public that their Lader
will always be found well supplied with the choice quail
ties of Game FISH etc. and they have laid finely
sored stock Of Wines and other Liquors they furnish
Dinner Supper Chance Repast 10 private parties at
the shortest possible notice.
ton to asduous efforts please the beauty of
tire location its saubous ATMOSPHERE the with which
may be had their establishment by railroad render
the Caoton Hote the most desirable of all resorts
ANGEL g. CHANDLER.
~ For terms of Board. ETC., inquire at the Planters
Hotel, at the Hotel in Carrolton. Capt A. ANsELL,
aps CHAs. CHANDLER.
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DTsrHARGED-Catherine Owen yesterday examined
in taking gold watch $50 in money from the house Of
Mary Campbell in Baronne street. Catherine when ques-
toned by the Recorder would not the larceny
thought owing to her dignity and innocence that she
should be discharged After examining into the merits of
the the Recorder the concuson and the
fair one was accordingly suffered to depart.
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MACKEAEL.
Tight HUNDRED package, Nos. l, and IN whole.
II half and quarter bills and kits landing and in store
ans 10 Tchoupitoulas st
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Dry Goods by the Package
N. BRANDER SMITH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. SO Gravier Street,
Offers for SALE entitled to Debenture-
SHAWLS-Cooed damask Canton Grape;
SCARFS-Coiored demask Canton Crape
Scarlet
Do embroidered in scarlet, crimson, cherry, pink
gold, &c.
SHAWLS~Rch embroidered white Canton Grape;
Rch embroidered scarlet and cherry do do;
Rich embroidered in blue, purple green and emery;
Super ga, size and quality. very hne emp a.
White Barege Satin PLAID 8aregei
Assorted d, embroidered hinge
Printed De Lane
Printed Cashmere
SlLK-Toie de Flnde;
Toile de Nord
Snrhews a fine article
Black Serge; ,.~. r
Foulari and Pongee Handkerche, iise "ssOr"ehl Vi
new and beautiful styles
Black Craprs: Fancy Bstiste Cravetsi
Fancy Plaid Gravats Black Levantine Cravats
PRINTS--Ipht and dark faacy, and Furniture.
English do do.
"a Brown sheengs, Denifns, Columbian Plaids Grandrss
Coz on Hose scarlet and white Flannel Blue Cloth Cas-
rimer nd Undershirts and Pants, &C. mh27 I'm
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ROPER'S SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No lot POYDR.aS Street, Mem Orleans.
open FROM 8 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to p M, and
~ FROM TO b O'CLOCk, p. M. las
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ANOTHER STABBING CAsE.-Muders assaults, and stab.
bngs have Of late become so frequent in our city that
it duty imposed by OBJ gatons to
our readers; Yesterday four men. John Regain, alias
arrested by the Second Municipality Police for having
been concerned in murderons assault Richard NJ Miller
Mr.. M Her states that the Indian Queen Hotel the
levee he violently assaulted stabbed and by John
Regan and his companions above mentioned.
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COPARTNERSHP.
GAMUEL TOBY has this day as. ociated with him in
y business his nephew, SIMEON TOBY, Jr The bus
hereafter will be conducted under the of SA MUEL
TOBY Il NEPHEW. SAMUEL TOBY.
apps I'm SIMEON TOBY. Jr.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING.
THE undersigned intend to establish themso Ives at N
i ANA, for the purpose Of traDsacting GENERAL
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS,
"l'e' ''' MIN VI A1A,> - -' WIN B. PEAKE,
JOHN REID.
Nessrs Levi n Gale Messrs j. A. Bareli & Co.
nj ID Cooper & Co ] p Whitney y Co.,
F. Came'den. Dewey Co.,
Kennedy & Foster. G. u. Buck Peek.
cleveland Bro & Co. J.W. Andrews & Co.
VIM Peake will leave for Panama, yia Chagres, per
brig Pefec on about the oath and will take charge
of any consgnments which will be disposed of either at
Chsgres or Panama, Inducements offer. Apply to
WIN. B. PEAKE,
mh16 I'm or DEWEY & CO.. 81 Gaver 81.
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL ID, 1s4s

CoRREcTloN.-In noticing the honorable discharge of
Mt Sylvia, who examined before Recorder Baldwin day
Yesterday on the charge of larceny brought against
him BY Primo Alvarez omitted state that the defend
ant produced The most nd:Putabe evidence Of hi: entire
watch belonging to Alvarez. This was . mistake; he
bought the wstch and moreover had done the
favor BY suffering him TO occupy part of his (Sylvas)
room, and by afterwards going his security for boad This
kindness returned By the charge of theft which
proved unfonnded Mr. sylvia has for long time been
IN the employ of Mr. Mckenzie. of McKenzies Exchange
and has always borne high character for honesty. -
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'INHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
l. that he has in successful operation ~ -
fine new STEAM FERRY, running from IEskttaA&-HS
the City of New Orleans Algers. from day:
light until o'clock p M The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
distance above the Beeve Iron Works The landings on
each side well arranged and safe and ure exit and
charged by the other Ferries: Also shipmasen and Others
wishing GO to the Point will find large and commodious
skifs constantly plying between the Government wharf,
(wheie the Onnibuses stop and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side.
fus WILLIAM RANR0I.pH
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UNION Tow-BOATOFFICE.
VIZ have hsnd, and for sale. number of SECOND
wv HAND BOILERS and quantity IF Scrap Iron.
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