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Slaves
Seremptory Sale OF oldV
BY FLoRANCE g. TAYLOR.


SATURDAY, November Y, at Y o'clock-Wl be cd Bank
- Arcade, ly auction for EccaQnt Of the sueoui Mrs Esther
Hunt, deceased, The following Shsyes viz
SARAH, e,rs age daughter JULIA ANN about
p years Of and her two cden, SARAH and EaELlNE,e
and years d age
Titles hlg guaranteed
s..AhO...t
NANCY about 30 years age, fiat-Fu mattress maker Tiu5
only guaranteed.
Terms cash. Sale positive
Acts oGale before D. j. Ricardo, Notary Public expense Of
tde puTeha5grs NIB
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STRAMR0ATa

FOR MoB1E-DAILsY U s. nan, LINE.
Va Boy 81. Louis, Pass Christian and Pascagouia-
- Psessi sisemsls yAIdEs \
] gibs1.o1. OREGON, Cast n a. Hem, md CALL
FoRhIA, Cs6i L. b. Gddin having been 5uiit sS5Ta55y
viii leave The PontobaTtfsiH RaiI6ad DAILY dadig he
Can, and Or tbss oeoek p Cas- on s1Sdsys Ts
Sss' Z. '9BDDEs. Agents. 10 Baut Place.
IA For Port oaddo, snTeZepoEty Hatohi-
teeheg ard s5iexqRerfa--Red River packet
lghI daasi and sli rn1isr steamer vii cave IS above
On FRIDAY, the 18th Instant. at O'Clock, P. y. For
or % Ials1 r. B.-sMITH g Magazine St.
~ \ New Steamer GIN. JEsUP = F0r s..
h1gRs'S aTs istt1ots f,vs se.S on Z 5 2
tyey re new IA ranniag and soleBdd passenger
Height snd viii e1Vs a atovs a For sht . Or Sssass
having Unsurpassed accommodation. app on board foot
ZIG HYDE & oGLEsBY. 70 Pog5ras,t.
~ "a Ouaehita Packet AMAZON For Cam
- c5ial5ia. e1Tas. oa sss ' oisg sia5aaa
asdaG h s5d ~ .ss1 Gs
ISS : ao% rssTns freight and WI fsTs fer ne
llt ing,. at oeljck Pm For freight passage aDpy
bis r. 3. SMITH. IS Magazine street.
fsS. y The JOHN HANcOcK-For L0usssiIIs,
Cieeiaaati aad PitfsIarg.-Ths, new and
CgCK VIM Haul matter i now rscsivine fsfrbt spd
will leave .a4 shove on sATURDAY he I7t6 instant.
hafns gnsuFpaassd accommodation apply on board 10
NIB HYDE OGLEsBY. ~ Poydras st.
~ n Yazoo River Packet HARD TIMES 4
sfssis7 Egr Lsaers, GresaHood .Nayioa, TekHla,
Go KGz00 City, SatarIi9, -PicksBnrg and al
tHier'aeadite tanfiMgs-On SATURDAY, the iith INST
al clock MThe elegant and fast running passenger
packet steamer Ia RD TIMES, William Moor, master
q NOW receiving iIeg1 and will leave above For freight
Or passafe apply board foot Of Castomhoue street or
nl3 Or s. J. GOODWIN & 20 10 Common st.
IA, n Upper Red River Packet CORINNE,
l6a3I Cspt g. AlDan-Fsr Fort 1Oof0H. Fulton
- Shreveport. batchitOehes and J9{e1aHdgfq
fhe ne~ superior and iiEhtdlaHgh he steamer C5RINNE
SapII Y Aiban, viii ppslVeY leave above SATUR-
DAf II Inst at O'Clock For ffeig passage
apply on bOad, loot Of Cuslomh0use Giresf o. 70
4nl2 " y. SMITH. g6 MagaziHest
H. n Regular Monday Weekly VicksbuTa
staaslteif Packet Steamboat M lNTGOMERY-
/ So E0r PfcksbdrE Lake Providence, Null
gems lend; WaTreHton. NsD Carthage Grand 6nif
Rooney aud NaGle--Ihe new. magniiioeHt passenger
steamboat MONTGOMERY Csgt. ]. H. Eta viii posi.
lively leave for the above on MONDAY, 18h inst al 5
O'Clock p NJ For freight o. passage, apply board foot
Of IuslOmhouse sEf etsOf 70
nl5 r. B. SMITH, IS BIssazinsrt
a. BIhia boat viii have clerk The Leyee receive
freight On Saturday morning.
r. Prime ton, YieksbUTg and MiliEsnis
eiiltst5 = BsRd Weekly Packet Steamer M o n i =
NiNtFf9r LfiHcet9H, DtcksbHgg. JAktfkeg Bend Mar
5sRoH sl1 Carthage, Grand GIHt, Rodney aud yafrtez
ails egAnoen regulsI PASSENGER packet hUNTGOmE-
KY, Capt J. Estis, viii pdsivelY permanently in The
tfae tnfcuE hOu the reason and will for tie sb1vs
and 81 iniei mediate landings EVERY MONDAY, al 5
ia +. SMITH, So Magazine st.
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Government steam Dredge Boat

q.
sCArURDAY November o. o'cloeki be sold by auction,
y by order Col T. r Hunt Deputy QusTter
General L. S, A.
Thr u s. Steam Dse LAVACA aszhe lies wrecked
Prots s1d about p miles above BuonRonse
complete Engine and well found with tools etc.
Lontc. Her inventory may he the Utce Of
-the AuCtionCeTa.
Persons purchasing requested To and examine
the Boat. .
Sale peremptory. Terms cash. MO
NJ Republican, BatonRouge; Echo Poine Coup5ei 49,,
BayouSna beryau, Paqumue, will giyethc above four isF
tions,aud seud bin 10 bic office O the Aucionerrs.
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NEW ORLEANS:
EnplY MoENIEe- 80 D. -

FrRwrl rsrrIer CoUar.-Ths Coad haa fairly aom-
meaoed business Ysaleriag 10 Grand JuU fempaueL
led for l5a team comprising ihs mouihl "a rgembei De-
oembef and January Judge Jiefleuy fssssd the arua
address upon the occasion The So &c MeHnhea 81
the Grand Jury ares Hafby Y, b spmnef, ROBES
Hall. ,. Fl. Marks. J b. o. Bsfteil. lsifi.k irwin
Isaumond 3. 7 Witoheii r. 81 B1yiT. NJ i]1daIt r. W
Powell. Ganavs i. Tufgeaa. 3. Combs, =. Altman, A..
DesmaFes, =. Z. Jump.
The petit jaal w8Ba then esllsd md he following ca-si
decided
George Engifh. afids ST. Clair. tFe qY % a4qaalt
with intent 70 Kill cgmmitfe rDou Edua fznles on he
witnesses De vas sabisd e hsju sbo brought ~
verdict Of not guilty
James Brady Was found guilty Of larq1y IN stealing
quantity Of earpsntea tools the 24ih Of aguq aas.
Joseph Trsa1 arsagus the charge of rioa ~ a1ult
ing May Miuner, the 24tof SeptemteE. W. tired sid
a verdict rendered Of not guilty.
Juan Wakasn indicted tor aesaui. it'll nien 70 kins
the Of Vincent FI0ntaou was iound Guilty Of an
lVhsrsaroa The CONF adisnrhal.
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'footl ioanE So Good sad tina nominal.
.TOBACC1-The transactions were iaIua yesterday and
most Of the lots purchased las for reveal days pIsrous a
for shipment to AHwerp. Sales 83 hhds inoudiug a
hhds Is A. at S., R. at 80 iO4 k1is Admiitsd
a. o. % at 6 % a 81 aad al SCI 81 bids Refused IS
p SUGAR AND MOLASSES No Teeeinis Of arScan
sequence, and bareS 800 hhds Sugar sod Al ~ "a ,F
FAIR to Prime OF Moiassss. $50 bhls taken ehsHy 4
205iG. 3 ealOn
FLO6R--The LeFes quite base ye1tsuiav and tha
sales did not exceed 1000 bb, of which $50 bill Iibn Il
20 10, and the rest in various ioE IS sOSa5 Is 70 6r
hne Illinois and ST Louis, and IS 500 IS 6al for etr
CORN.-Sales. 800 sacks, without selection NJ 50 rea
sacks at 50 and 500 to 800 saes 525ao the latter t
foF white.
oATs-eoO sacks prime St. Louis brought &c. On the
Levee
PRUYlSIONS.-ln PpIrw could hear of nothing done
beyond stail sales at IS s56ss s7gS for Mes and
81 s7a0S6 10 f0T Prime The iIansae0h in Bacon were
mostly by retail lard in good request sales Of II9
kegs prime at 6 1900 to TACO kegs private te ms i
bbs. and So hafbbs al 81 81 tieIess 5 snd Is bbs
at &c. 2 b.
GUENY BAGS.-A sale Of Is 900 in bales at I01e cash
C0FFEE.-95O bags old Rio were sold at l01Se
5ALTA cargo Of COCO bushels Turks Island was taken
at SOC. time
WHISKY.-Rather better. 100 bbs Reoisi sold 6,f
shipment al 2, andlS6 bbs also at 22s Q gallon
FREiGHTS.-SOme s5o0 to 1900 bales Cotton sbpped Il,
HavTs at iS-l6c,, within aday or two.
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BY I A BFARD Anc,io,eer

GATURDAY, EoYeubs r. ~ 0'ci0ck-Wn sold al
. auction, a BanE Arcade the following described property
certain LOT or GROUND with all The improvements thereon
situated the founded uy Nlyadts ApoQor Felicity
Mary streets Nuns Faub0ug, Lafayette. and designated
drawn MUeilhalHeu
IS feet inches front Fslcy by depth inches
the line dividing from Lot Co. inches On the
dividng line Of Lot No. g.
The improvements comprise two-ai0ry frame DWELLING with
all the hltche, Outhous,
sidewalks made and paid for The land higher than any other
u the vicinity Of NewOrans Lafayette aud only
from the Hofse Station.
TermsThe purchaser the payment three
$500 each, payable 27 February, 27 August 1885, gia7
February, ISL. BALANCE cash.
Act Of sale before r. Beard Esl Notary Pebble expense
Of tine lii
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List Of Vessels IN Port Not CLEARED.

cezrsesei ea.zg s.ernis. ssgseias for The sss..,,
= EN- ths t municipality dsslsnaied ialssi
ahe y n D. TIE NO. he Railroad
la a seeoad ts The n above th sieaba4t Isai
~, So 9en5 sl1iooai Landing LIN TIE tdrd lus
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

81 For San Francisco, California; sfstFcsssl-
m 49, SSqgp9 s5 and veg E isst sailing b95k
the greater a Of her qargo engaged and going on b1aId
will have 9nciiate disRaich Tor balance ieeht, OF
TIRY, & B0GERT, 50 6smRst.
Es Cabin s OF DLW va g. O. s siayef ST.
- For California -The new. fast sajliae bark NE
E9sE HENIhH RICH, Capt Carlton. heng ready or
positively Tie Ria las e. eaT accom- for io5i
pasense lone lg sppe2i3n 9u,i be made q she
ns PARADISE. LAWRAsoN & co, 81 Gravier st.
ToHN Fl, ELLIOTT x CO., Commission yifrrehasts
y 93 Grlyier sllest nl2ly
CtARPENTERs AND MAsONs WANTED-Apply
~ at % Natchez street, tp stairs NIB
CHUCTAW BAND SCRIP.-lu Half Sections e usT-
IS s. 81 '''uo'' ~ FaR4GisE u i3#RAsoN & co
I AND WARRANTS HvANrED-i6O and 40 b a
Alspiy al No. 2aNAToHEz STREET, N
LOUISIANA STATE SCRIP
700Gn ACRES, in. arnouHts to spit purchases, for
5 8@ PARADISE, LAWRAsoN geo,
! IME tIME77l9oO bbls, Flesh Thom7sto9 Inns, land
az ns and '9 sale y $1,000 a. II R. ,.
CNUGAR IlME-50O bbs sugar Lime IN sale bv
> HAY5iAN & 'HoL' ES,
MO 50 Masaz street aud II Red ssareA
FEATHERs-laoo lbs y Geese Fsaihsl' fq5sele BY
nl5 s. Magazine street and II Red Sores.
IL HAYMAN & HNIOEN
mis- IS Magazine street and II he'd stores.
CEMENT-3O00 bbs Newark and Roseadae, landing
HAYMAN & HOLDEN.
nl5 IS Magazine street snd II Red Stores,
u OSENDALE CEN ENT-IC0Ob bls. Nelson & Brawn' 5
- HAXMAN * HOLDEN.
nl5 rs MagaEne street ard II Rel Stores
DLAST ER-1eOO barrels Newark AVID r ..dale landing
L and Ia store Tor sale by HANAlAhI & HOLDEN,
Mo W Magazine stlest and II Red Stores.
HAlR-lC1 hhds. SO sarks Fostering Hair ior ale by
II HAHMAA * HOLDEN,
ElRE BRICE-i25 0C0 English aud Pensacola, for sale
by HARMAN & HOLDEN,
ais 90 Masazile stIee J-aHd II Red stores.
SHlp STORES AND SUPPLIES FOR STEAM
- b9Afsot the best quality, PIT NO and sent any
patt o. the Guy BY our WAGONS without for carriage
RAYMOND 4 ARAlTAGE, Family Groeers,
Me I'm II Camp street.
| BOOT AIANUFACTORY.
VIE nudengned calls The attention Of The New Oleanl
puhlc 10 his Select 0lai filstiCllahig l4ssOft rfn
/ Hasat It RpOI1S ard SHOES, manuta einFed T.
solely by Himself, Gentlemen desiraus OF having l. q
their Boots and Shoes made 20 it-ot elegant ma.
tenal, and IN EHE ETYLE-WOud do well BY CaluE TIL
uudgnlgnea, cork-Belo, and Oonble-aolo WATER
| RROOE BOOTS made 20 order.
sem s. oisULLIVAN, 70 81 Chalsa tiIssi.
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THIRD DISTRICT COUHT nudge BHchlHalsss-A Hlit
entered fs yesterday b. " NJ J. Whiting. the
proprietor Of ths Eclipse Stables aaains4 the Canal bagk
the racover the amount Of loss 9uaf1ngd b. him du-
nas the late overflow caused By The saufe ifaFas ul-
laid 9500. Ia the words Of The pef5ner The ac Qn
brought account Nt9ppaee % ht hgg-
dHnng the nnudaton. thereby mixing him Sustain
heavy loss aud founded the - feesion q la nc
Of 1881 Incorporating the Bahks snd also npon ne aR q
the l6ih Of March, 1e45. ameafat9y o. tbst sec0n ~
Canal fOn- o. erowiaa banGs Lave and Van Daisou
uefrftcneF
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kERANDk HOTKL.-T ID McManus Janin- Ia; @ w
HAi.llp. Day, Ark BFame, i PHI bps. 3 CliaFaY,
w Mctsehee. Ala; l. ] WhitFt u MT Mlelouy n4d
lady, Ky; l. DIXON, Miss; II Z Cum, Jr. Nelie. ts
w Tucker HatrisOa, Fulton; w Peytun. WAlliallt-
bufgi- X 3 HaTyins hlayf0une, W Polk Coast-
HEwLRTr's HoTEL.-V Gaishns w Gaiennis. w G
Nenuess 9 PetncS, Il Bowman. Colombo. Les Y
Deadeuck w Hbebles Pafker Tenn 81 Li0ka0u. lii Z
Robinson, y Q; Is Sksatt. Aia7 "A L EuEneii; Danial
Holloway Campbell
PAINTERS HOTEL-Df R B s Hargis P G EaibeH
$ 5 Conneg, Ala; A 8 Harmon. r MeHenry. r Aoshys
Miss 8 Rowland. Williams, Geo. a. CoHplen, 4 a
Iuity, n u. "A w Weems. Wa " Gems lhd family -
Thompson, q ChdssI l. W iiiams. 7 W ballard "a; r
A Davis, Porter Winsield. W WAY Tenn tealsl.
lli il ChambuTgsI, Mo; Il 5 Compton, = Alt1re W L.
kttzgeIald. L A Graves Engie Mich; lie Vincent
Va w Scott, Me; MIS- Clifford; Dr. T. s Fenae Thomas
Cauoll and lady.
ST. CEAgLEs HoTEL,-Df Ciump, = Aastin, L Bay.
Miss stone, w II s. axis. q 9 Winter and lady, Miss
4 bau0n. Bliss Z Bauon, 1liss y baHOa, Or EndsTs y
Hutton, w tia, La w Hudson. kooerts. Jr steamar
heac9n y " iYls. w ID PHmIose- Fl Donuasa1, Ala II
y ttaes5 n ii K T. Y; ssksI, V smgh 1szas'- W
LOUISIANA HoTEL.--pVua sfsuter Ia. & Z tgitobeI
and family, d Wetze' n D tIotEins f,rars err
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MEETIEs o. THE GENERAL CoUEoIEs-'fhis body met
last night uoon a call By the Mayor Parent Nessrs.
Alien BesH Caldwell. Culbsson. Jarvis. Safzi. Tomp-
kins fheard, and VandeFgf mr. Allen was elected
President Of the sitting
Message eesved from the Mayor. sla1igg tiai hs
had conyOEsd the Council tbs written request Of three o.
its members.
The order or tbeay baine an OFdnanas = establish nal
form OF HaW ksrs Merchants rddes Deua.
Public Homes. Cabafets Tagarnl, bfoke, baukes Los
ID for dncussiUn.
Mr. Caldwell moved that the Co1Be 20 intqa Cnmmiites
Of the Whole, winch adoptedlIr. Cuberlsou in The
ChaF And alter sundry amendments. the ordnance was
llop.ed-ElLsr M.Iah The Gannr.I nnianrnen =
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Barks

tEAaEN;f 7ea hbll, peifaania and Esll1n 8 R.6.sni
~ Rosendnle Cement. for sals ~
ale JOHN STROUD q CO.. Ia8 ramats- a.
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soath-WesteTn circus.

CORNER Of P'rido and Caondee streets. @ STOKES
" FropTetoT Adaittnce % open at ha fps
9'eogE Fer9,asnee WI commence 7-ocock pesis
FREE CDlALEtI will BE- each
PaFlAoas at EVENING
the entertainments will beGraad Sr Enre on eig6
thoroughbred hshy trained ant beautifully
Comic ssng by Bhl Lake Joi lsss Woade, A. '. Lymidr
The Rstpe by Mr. A. Levi Poa1dc Lsdisr hy kissr
Willie .Nst'Sual flsg Act BY NJ T. Nuap- Antp9dean
turIngs by W. Kelly an 1lon. Equilibrium
rabihn Leaps, By r. Grand Bsoo1
Aci, By Mr. Eaton Stone. Acroba Positions pictnre b.
Mesrs Kelly, Levi kachford and
liHam Day--.Fghs in the Ar 4. r. ymbv .Prncipai Aci
BIZ f. Stone whole conclude viii aughaHs Al
tcrpcce entitled TIE sHEPBERD AND sHEPHERDEss.
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Desirabio Dwelling For Sale.

HE desirable Dwelling House ths East side Of Bacehus a.
Erato sheet, Second Municipality. Tht Dwei- D
ling double and oue-1nd hustory high, with ls
in the first story with large gallery Tie rear and u
the second There attached the premises double Kitchen
conveniently divided, with wide Gallery both stories In the
Yard Cstms each side, together with separate
Store Wood house The ground is laid H Garden having
brick walks with choice Lemon ard Dwarf Orange Trees,
Grapes Towering Plants France and other parts
rope The dimensions the lot 50 feet II inches front by
depth Of M feet 10 uehes Possession Of the property will be given
Immediately.
DESTROYS purchasing valuable property
premises and learn The which favorable application
NIT FLORANCE & TAYLOR, 81 Ciray cr 81
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| COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR FOR
RENT,

COUNTRY hEsIDENUE FUh SALE On TUX
RENT,
A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE, miles from the II
n City containing % superficial Apens These arpents f.aA
in the improved style and elegantly ora N
-. and shrlbbcy, all under the highest
e3 es OF Improvement On iis place there large
Dwelling Houses; each OF tiem is very pleasantly sit
uged, aud comm udlpus having large and spacious
rooms,
causgc together with magnificent
p l green houses all the outbudngs which
q tu1iy
This place islmpy supplied with the most desirable fruit of
There COO Grape Vines the best
quality produce fruit that caHuo be surpassed
h country also many and variou kinds OF the most
choice aud superb ornamental trees and hundreds OF the
and rich plants
properly particularly well calculated for
ery, only from locality, H the sol being particularly well
adapted for he raising and proragatng CHOICE Plants, traits
etc. etc, Fur further pg.,ictlaus and terms. apply 10
}. A. BEARD, Aucti0ueer aud Appraiser,
-ol6 10 Banks Arcade.
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A BLACK BUsIKEss.-J0hn Eeweli and Charles Prnkis.
free Of coOr, yesterday b Recorder GeHoe,
10 take the al before the First District Court for VIOLENTLY
beating African damse named Mary Eean0Hf Et her
hnn.a L.nnlI a
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Crescent City Circus.

M EsSRs. GER MANI, la THORNE and LYMAN, Prupre-
VI n e above abb inzI beg leave the citizens
81 ts They viii their Cirrus The lgb
inst, Wbru comuuauoH Of talent the Equ' line viii be
tUy WORTHY u parra4e. Among the troupe far-faIded
Aesmois,e ROSA de lsy The most an.e Female quenan
I5 gard has together with Mr. WIN. WORRELL
Clown ClaEns; Mr. GEhMANl, Nous LA THORNE and Mr.
NJ. LiFAANt tue great sonnst Sc
The entertainments VII he conducted iu
offend he msiedus. suGh has bsu and The aim
VI The mana cement.
The y be
The BIAS Band, pcssd Feeu smhes be usler the
guidance the celebrated hr MESSENGER treat an
% . nnrL-L Im-LeaLLE.- ~
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


COfToN-Ehe'e was better inquiry for Cotton ysstsr
day and the sales ieacaed 5e0Q bales unchanged oas
The majority Of factors are Grus seliers.-
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Fashionable Dancing and WALKING Academy.
CARONnELEE sALnnM

CARONDELEF SALOON,
No loa CaToRdest, bet0e1s P0vdfas and Perdid0 sts
nj r. FREDERICK BRUINS Formerly Prufess1 L. Brooks
w oslesf-ted Academy NewYOrkD resp otnlly r.
houncss TO bis former pupils aud the. public in shsph ga
fs7u5ss i bis school the above graceful g
faJ shaont iArow the reception ru- $s3ag
GStz5p iisl Mr. Bruins has during I.g tour Is
- ile Northern States, spared neither pojHs
expense u procuring l the Ounces Of
ue sri9ghous which tha lloUug htauLl n1y
i1eratsi We L1l and Paris Fold QislIe5, AHH-
hfy ttfTHe F5H5 Ia FJp Dlars Pgita AasDurkd In
g71r Se0it Eaz, Nes Polka Wos GcrDidra Polka,
Hfoe Celebrated ILe de C0ro3r Highland FHHgs, In
Tegf, n Ldcgtn, In FGF Syrie, In Tlgg, Pei ne
g5aai FaifE a SsHL Hgy Jig SAILORS E0rHldp Elders
L'Fl HhH7Hn LJt, together with te CcLaria ok hsurel
'a Sahs aud every yarietg OF Ballroom, PaoI and Fancy
ln addition M above, the Scottish PolEd
new aud beautiful Waltz all the Paris and London,
which destined become equally popular the
Lg PoLs1 60 loug and justly Celebrated ia he South
Mr. Bruus having Its Wi Tor th
mission OF new and ullr Dance aui Music, The public may
rest assured Of receiving DE ht aud pest they pro-
tuced in Europe.
NJ Days snd Evening OF Tuition, TUESDAYS THURS
DAYS asid SAItRDd 70 Dm uli l.. H. Ladies' Misses
and Matsrs, and from H 10 r. 81 enleren Youths
~ Private lessons will be given by Mt b. from oil Y A NJ
dBys OF tuition
Terus moderate, extra chlrsa Fancy Dances.
Academic ahd Families attended O reasonable
Prse Family Sortes, seui-uuhly. Due notice Of de
first will De- given
Parents invited @ visit the Ac1sHy, and the utmost attention
viii be paid To- le rapid advancement OF their children
X Mr. BIHHs's School Terpachore Hail. Llfay
open The reorganization Of those residing
oDays OF tuition in Lafayette, Mondays and Fdays OILS 3m
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Arrivals at fho Prineipai Hotels.

RoBBERY.-James HALEY was arrested yesterday BY the
Second Municipality Police charged WitrIObhnE Mr. Car
pentsr Of a gold Watcffs
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DIsTREssIFs r. CITAL,--AITs May Al Icon appeared
before Recorder enOs esssday bear testimony against
husband George Alcuu Tor F0eat a1auli1 a. auT dy
tmes npoa her periga. The agitation Of the ness gy
ing al Of ms shameful Wr0ng Inflicted b. hsarBE
the ssmbance Of and the Of hlsh1r1. caused
deep sensation in The CoEH She had borne al unti
fQfbeaTance had ceased 10 be glTtne and the Inst
extremity he q lined protection nom the law The aea
se stood 70 hear the CHI which he deuied, bot he
Recorder required him End seeuJ for his good behavior,
in deiaait Of which Be committed
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RoarI1,s Tro7lp BE- Of sa5ie narmonis1,

RORFIk's Troupe of Sable Harmonists,
open EVERY EVENING "a Commercial Exchange Han The
~ troupe consists Of the follow Hg afistz;
g. u. TEMPLE.
A. WESTON,
W N. CHAMBERS
J. NJ. FOANS,
r. MOORE,
WILLIAM ROARK
NJ Tickets 80 cents Doors open at O'Clock Performance
70 commence al hapast T. No p5p1ueIeut account
ugg6 RUAEh & ULlPHAhT, Proprie 30
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

LATITUDE, 30 81 30 N--LoNeIrurE 90 Win T nne, On
Cleared Yesterday
Ship Judah TOuO, NickGsOn, Boston, ThOs. p BanCiOit
Russian ship julius kOck getaT, Bremen, -
Ship Hero Griffith New York, ]. w stanton 4 90
Bark Rose Sandish, Magma, New York, Toby \ BOgeu
Bark Odne st John, Barry, Genoa, II, Baxter
Brig DlorOu, peudlatOn, Charleston. J. L. COtChee
Schr. Crescent City, PeTcvaL San FraucISeQ,
sOhL Anita Damon, Bentley, Savannah Wood < Low
Arrived Yesterday:
b. ship Unicorn, Irving, 23days from 81. Johns N b.
Hamilton. Mackinder & Co.-3i my.
Bark N H. Wolfe, Forbes, 10 days from New York to Eos
dick CO-lst my.
Mex. schr Javen Fernando, 49,, days from Campeachy,
tOJ. w. Zucharia u CO.-lSt my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Oregon Hiern. from Mobile. -'i
AutOcrat, GOses, from Memphis-4760 bales cotton.
Knoxville, Cump, from NiCksbuTg-l9J6 bales cotton.
GencC 3 Dunham, from Louisvile-7l bales cotton.
Silas Wright, Shou3e, f,om St. LOula-l6 bales cotton.
Josiah Lawrence, CaTis e from St. Louis
Gipsy IRE ffOm Baton ROuge
E. y. White Brady, from WilamspOrt-6l9 bales cotton,
Storm --, from Cincinnati
TOwbOat Persian, Andrews. from the Passes
BELOW-CnMINa Up.
Ship Bangor, and a ship, unknown.
Memoranda:
Steamer Glencoe left Louisville the Gtb inst Reports
six feet water the Ohio aud rising In port for New
Oreans steamers Gen Lafayette Chancellor PeytOna and
Natchez
Per bark N. H. Wolfe from New York-Mrs. Coltrel, f.
Cohen, and lC0 stCel6ga.
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TAXING IN THE HATIvKs.-G9a Wednesday eteuHg.
John Murphy invited friend with him. and fol The
purpose Of having thing done in proper Style be entered
I9e restaurant Of Augute BToHe 10 s. Philip sieet
houboR, aHn ordered Of ish. flesh and fowl Bis
eau was quickly answered aud Wrh his c0muauion cur hero
ia1 down 10 supper ne for prince. After deusag ths
inef Of each dIz he Eentemsa aosa expressed her
iiiacon and boeseded othe doof Der Brqaet hagiRg
the interest Of the establishment at heart, and kinE
this mode Of taxing French leave sioupe Mr. ufphv
simple request for payment The I6ea 10 Bi Nor
phys FettrEtg habits shocking the Tor
ihoggh he intended to cqt this the unkiHegst eat
o. all and 70 restore the baahes OF he drew bis dirk
upon the claimant Although in tbs cooking line, duet
did not wish 10 be done bfOWn;' Wihfhs asaAnos Of
persons standing aTOund Murphy arrested Recorder
l.annI- lL-L ra.adcn IL 80
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Ncesrs d A * CO-HpN C-Famers' Loan and Trust
Cumpuny-S l. VA Mis- f R-Agenis of brig
Anne a .Iulla-Gonsimce of bark Mary Waterman
The Union Mutual Insurance CUmpauy-Eircus Street
H1spital-Agrnt Of the Cotton Manufacturing Com
pauy-SewaTt Of ship Paen.
fNI. MUSSON, p. NJ.
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PrOLectiOl Insurance "a. of Hartford, Ct.

Fire, Marine and River Risks.
No, % CAMP STREET..
ME undersigned having beeE appointed Agent Gin
old and fayOTably known Company, prepared in
sure, the most favorable ierms against FIRE, MA
RINE AND INLAND RISKS.
All loses will be promptly settled heTe or paid in Hart.
ford, Conn At the option 0t-lhe Insured.
o3l CHAs c. LATHROP, Agent.