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U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

Bankruptcy.
In U District Court for the Eastern District Of Louisiana.
F. B. Conrad Esq Assignee Of the Estate
Y VIRTUE the Honorable the District
ID of the United States aforesaid
ing 10Th day of May S9 will expose public
on Magazine street. between Grayier and Nacbe ali The
right aud send red by said bankrupt.
said assignee, in and to the following described property
All that land Avoyees,
State the right banE the Bayou B9ui bounded
property OF Charles Benedick and below Dennis
said land having apnts front 10y arpents deph
containing 400 less together with improvements
thereon and appurtensnees thereof.
O. Eighty Acres Land, of Section No Township q
south the 3st degree north latitude of Range No the
OF
Of Land situated on the side OF Bayou Bpu
g. Two hundred and five and eighty hundredhs Acres
Land Section No Township No south OF the 3st degree
atude If Range No. g of the meridian
district of Louana situated the Parish Avoye and
the Bayou Bpu and between half and whole mile from
Rays Ferry, bounded lands Dennis Mcdaniel
No g in Township No. q south OF the 3ist degree, north a
tude OF Range No q OF the basis meridian the dis
Bayou Bout bounded the north lands Baldwin,
aud Containing according Surveyors hundred AID
States by Certificate No. 1913 the R. Land
Office, dated at Opeousas on the 10Th OF April, 1885
All the foregoing Tracts of Land forming plantation and be
Plan Of the Land will be exhibited day sale.
S. The third of bankrupt whatever profits
the commercial firm
kirkna. Alternately Hanna
due said firm, well the bills payable and balances by
being exhibited IN the banSrupts schedule file the u S.
Dist Court
Terms and claims
the Real the purchaser obligation
sand dollars so at one year from the day Of d IN favor Of The
Bank of LOUISIANA, bearing the OF
from date until final secured by mortgage pop
Balance cash.
Acts before H. B. Cenas, Notary Public expense
q. s. Marshal's Office, Neworleans, May II, .S49
WILLIAM S. SCOTT, u S. Marshal
my9, lei. II. Eastern
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SALES AT AUCTION.
On Account of Departure from The City,
Choice Furniture. Silver Ware, Plated Goods,
China, Glass sc sc.
nv REARD CALHOUN q, C0
z BEARD, CALHOUN q co.

=. J.. A. BEARD. AuctlOneer
"WEDNESDAY, May 3d. ls49Will be sold 0i
w O'clock the Dwelling Apollo and Eato
The entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE gentleman leaving
New Orleans comprising in Mahogany Furniture made TO
Order constin OF Sofas Otomans, Lounges Chairs Centre Ex
Dining Tea and Work Tables Sdeboard, Sc and Rock
ing Chairs Book Case choice Brussels Carpets and Rugs Curtains
Hagngs, superb Prints and Oil Paintings Mahogany and other
Bedseads Marie Tor Dressing Bureaus and Wash Stands China
Cut Glass, Plated Ware, Cutlery Chamber &c.,
ALsO...A well selected LIBRARY, and likely young Me-
GRESS aged years.,
The be positive and all business with The sale
must be Closed within two days from date OF sale.
Terms-Cash delivery.
The house will be open the day the sale when the
um can be
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STATE OF LOUISIANA Us. Doc AND CAT.-The above
= the tle OF case which occurred yesterday in Recorder
Genos Court 1t is often that represen atvts of the
feline and canine species made subjects offs 81 posecu
cnon. that these animals have arrived dignity uns
tanned by most of their fellows the prosecutor this case
Is MIS- Marie Naas, who the unfortunate dog ard
Trend. the cat, with various manHavres and making
aIthy noises duTnay and nocunay very much 10 the
OF the tenants of the house of Charres
and Toulouse Streets end against the peace ard dignity of
the State generally The accused had defence to make
and the Recorder after betowing due confederation upon
the ordered them elected from the premise, where
their presence displaasing.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE 29 81 30 N-LoNsrruDE. 80 Win Time, Oh.

Cleared Yesterday
Steamship Isthmus. Aud Chagres. via Havana,
Ship Juliet. Preble. Liverpool. L. H. Gale
Ship Medallion. Houdlett, Liverpoo, l.. Il. Gale
Ship Jas. Conner. Conner. Liverpool, l.. H. Gale
shlo Auserltz. Bnssot. Hayre, F. Peuet
Bark Eucharist. Ditiose St Pierre Martinique D. ianats
schr Mayhower. Hupper, Philadelphia, A. Kearny Co
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Statesman, Levenseer Al days from Havre to master
Bark Fanny simonson az days from Boston, 10 master
Br bIs Belfast, Mckinney 10 days from Turks Island to
schr MAJ Bates, Bu, from Sabine via Cacasieu
srxAxBoArs:
Oregon, Hern. from Mobile.
Concorda, Frost, from yicksbarg-s6a bales cotton.
o on BHySq bale cotton
H@ssn is om St. Iou bales cotton
Ahambra, Btickell, from Cincinnati-5 bales cotton
Mary d TSsy R s,a BfdW 0m hSskGs s Passes
Towboat SoSthernsr Plnnegar from the Passes
TowbOat Hercules, Brown from the Passes.
BELOw-COMIEG UP.
Two ships, names unknown
Memoranda:
Capt. Taman, of the schr John P. Smart [arved on
Sunday from Laguna,1 reports the bark Regatta Capt
Pratt of New York. having arrived Laguna 18th
The Amaranh left st. Louis the 22d instant
Reports the steamers Autocrat Atlantic Sultana, and
Aleck Scott. loading for New Orleans.
Towboat Star lowed down and to the 2O inst.
ships Wabash and HISTORIAN.
Towboa Southerner towed down and sea- on the 9th
inst ship Ynes bark Plymouth and schr H. A. Barring.
Towboat Deoto Owed down and to the 26th inst
ships Marion and Goethe and schr. Patrick Henry
Towboat Hercules towed down and sea. the 18th
inst barks Christiana and Tedesco and brig Tho p Hart
Passengers:
Per shin Ststesmau from III yre-230 steerage
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THIRD DISTRICT CouRT.-The case of AIerrick & Towre
IS Alexander Lesse', tried by special jury
9e,ofe Judge Kennel The plaintiffs machinsts of Pn4
me defendant two sets of sugarmskng apparatus On
he pa OF the defence 1t was urged that the was
not what it had been represented but 30 deectjys ,ba
siea 70 answer the purpose for which had intended
verdict was returned favor of The plantf for The
amount claimed, les $1,000 damages sustained by the
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY On the night of the 22d inst a
bureau in the house OF Mrs Austin Johnson SPAN street
between Morean and Casaaavo broken open $3.50
In god and silver taken from it. Mrs Johnson yesterday
appeared before Recorder eeuzenesu and accused man b.
the name OF Joseph Rice of having committed the robbery
and stated that she believed the missing money 10 be now
cnnoea lied in his hou No 16 Burgundy street Rice wa.
arrested, and search issued for the recovery OF
the - $1,000 ~
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PoYDRAs MARKKT.-This building is now almost ntely
surrounded by water which much Inconvenience 10
those the habit of esong We have during
The past few days head many complaints that meat and
vegetables thrown into the wafer which causes very
sagessbe and, probably, unwhoesome efuvia his ev
should be reciitied
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.
Corrected erery mosning, especially for The Crescent

(Note.-In First municipality designated following
table mi ~ the Nos commence at the Railroad and up
Second m2 the Nos Steamboat Land
ing being Flatboat Landing the Third m3 Nos
Railroad and down, No. being Ferry wha
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JEwELRY STGLEN.-On Saturday night the house OF Mr.
Petitowsky, No. 1902 Levee, Third Municipality, was en-
tered through the window and four watches some god
hreastpns and other articles of ewely taken away
Mr. Petowky Gaze Francois No. IS Levee OF
having committed the theft. issued for his
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ACCUSED OF CLOTHES STEALING--A free woman of
Color named Norwood Yesterday made affidavit before Re.
corde GeEOs stating that she believed several articles OF
coihlng stolen rom her snort time since, concealed
Rampant streets.
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CoUNcILs-Thefe meeting last nj at of the Coun
ellis of the First and Third Municipalities
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G. Dorsey e. :. PACBwoop.-In the IT, S. Circpi,
1ourt His Honor, the Chancellor T. H. hlcCaeb decided
10 hand all the poreg and effects TO the parties from
whom he had iecAvei them.
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CASE OF LUNDy-Michae Lundy who some time
since tried and convicted OF manslaugher for killing Patrick
Cole yesterday again tried in the First District Court
1t will be recoieced that trial granted abs
ground that the accused had not been aragned The evil
the first trial. and therefore repetition would be supeuous
On the part of the prosecution testified by
that he saw the parties in close contact Lundy having
knife in bis hand while Cole holding the wrist OF his
antagonist in order him from using the
Some spectators took the knife from Lundy when he drew
another, rushed upon Cole and appeared to stab him.
They again separated and SHORTY afterwards witness
Cole bleeding profusely. Another witness testified that
he the wounds inflicted. and the blood Immediately
follow. The jury. after short consultation, brought in
verdict of guilty JIG Sever acted counsel for the prisoner
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AMUSEM ENTS.
OLYMPIC THEAT RE.

Corner OF Bar0nne and POydras stfeets
Lessee Mr.. H. SCHUYLER Stage Manager, MrG TdsoWE
III. u PAIEi
r. Theatre fer Lafayette
night after Lhe performance.
ID First night of tE WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS
rIITIFSDAV Nav 29-Wi Comic Musical Drama
1 THE WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS Gerald Pepper,
Mr. Cbsrles Major Hans Mansfedt Mr. Eytige Col
Mr. Duly: Phem, Page Agatha Miss Pere; Ma rtlene
Verty Dance nv MISS Josephine TO conclude with the lS
TUTOR Dr.. 'foe, Mr.. Charles Iwel, MIR. Brydon; Mary,
Miss Verify; Rosa, 81 SIS Salzman .
The Police under the direction
open o'clock. Curtain will precisely
6narer before tF- Prices of Admission: Dress Cir
Par4ue Second Tier coored
SO cents Gallery, IS cents Box Office
M be secured application
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LARCENY.-John A. Richards was yesterday arrested nv
the First Municipality police, charged with larceny
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STEALING A BoAT.-The Second Municipality police on
Saturday night srresed two Samuel Jones and
Edward Lane. charge of stealing a skf1,
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u $: lIsTRICT COURT-In this Court Yesterday morn
ng MI T. j. Durant late U. g. District Attorney for the
Eastern District OF Louisiana presented the commission of
Logan Hunton. the newly appointed District Attorney NJ
Hunton sworn in.
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SECOND DIsTRICT CoURT.-Ia this Court yesterday the
case OF John Duggan Municipality No Two again came
and UToceedej wi
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
MRS A. &. PARKER. No. 931s CAMP Street. be-
lH low Poydras. is selling off at and undernvM
cos, her Stock OF SPRING MILLINERY, com s5yf3
prsne variety of the Latest STILES Ladies' and y&
Msses' Fancy and Straw BONNETS, Dress U<<
Of EMBROlDERIES and FANCY ARTICLES, too
Numerous to mention
U Ladies' in want of the above will do well to call
early, they will be sold without and great bar
gains given to purchasers. apN I'm
GERMAN ZINC
q CASKS German Zinc in store and for sale low by
IL SAM. LOCKE. and Front Levse,
myl0 Between Customhouse and Bienvils ss
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MULE FOR SALE.
A WELL broke, good sized MULE for sale MA
"A low. Apply ct No. ~ Eathsz street. mp Nv
ssAn nyla A&kA
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STOLEN PRoPERTY.-On Saturday night last man
named Mark Delabra was arrested by the First Municipality
police having in his possession lot of brass pipes supposed
to have been stolen. negro who in company with
Delabra at the time, succeeded in making his escape
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
VI Gao, RHUBARB. etc.-As low for cash go
m igdge;-Dr. f. j. COXE's PREPARA- II
CI~ .soUTHERN COUGH sYRUp-An unequaled
remedy for Coughs, Influenza: ETC.
EXTRACT OF COPAIYA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure superior
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARsAPARLLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT.
etcFor the relief and of Construction and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
Especial attention paid 70 the treatment of Rheumae
tsD. Bronchitis and Consumption.
e. Office corner Magazine and Poydras SITS. n13 Iy5dp
THCRN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CO.
PAIVA AND SARSAPARILLA.
TEE nable remedy discovered for that clas OF
l. generally, which the Copalya and SarsapaTI
serveab. The estimation and enormous this
medicine years,
immense utility. the
part Europe been examined approx
by Faculty Medicine and recommended the
OF the profession.
neat, portable up potsthe mode in which
taken, beng both and pleaans tsteless
Diet confinement from daily Travellers
especially would find this medicine highly useful and
be unprovided win advantages which
present medicine pamphlet
CHARGE full directions. mercury
Prepared by J. B. Thorn Chemist, London and by
SCkES CO., Druggists, 40 Canal and "a Magazine
New Orleans. mars 3m2dp
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TTN-PLATE, TIMERS TOOLS, MACHINES.
n SETS North's Tnners' Tools
III u do. Perks Improved Tinnen' Machines
500 boxes Tin Plate, all sizes
70 casks German zinc 10 o.. etc:
500 bundles Iron Wire. Nos. 0 to IS:
800 boxes Loaded Roofing Plates, Hx20. &c and TX
Bucket Ears, Rivess, Sauce Pan Handles;
Bucket Handles, Pressed Bucket Covers;
Coffee Pot Tops Lantern Horns. Mica;
Perforated Tin for Coffee Greguss Block Tin;
Lead, Speitsr Solder ETC., etc.
800 bids En- gish and American Sheet Iron Nos Il TO AZ
For sale low by SAM LOCKE, 8 and 8 Front Levee
my10 Between Cust0mhouse and Bienvile sts
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE-Erom New Basin
,tssrs>a FOR MONTGOMERY, WE xsxg -
49, Tu dIpI 81 sE.s pa and an la kas2
Leaves Men Orleans EVERY THURSDAY, at 4 ?. NJ
The new lght;drsugh t steamship A. OGDEN Csgsa,n
CON, Captain Leonard, will run as regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, We
tumpka. and all landings Alabama River-eavIng each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at O'Clock. P n One OF
the boats will be ready to receive freight at the NeW BASIN
loot OF Julia street, livery MONDAY MORNING. onippss
and passengers may depend these boats making regular
trips during the For freight or passage apply
on board at the New Basin, or to
MIA Letter bag is at the Office OF the Agents. where
letters NAV he left mig If
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RoBBING A WoMAN.-Msry Johnson yesterday appeared
before Recorder Seuzeneau and stated that the night before
Eugene Wefall and three other individuals had stolen from
her house. the Of Champs Eyssees and Moeau
Streets So so in silver. number of pocket handkerchief
searfs gloves and other articles issued
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ACCUSED OF RoBBERY.-Margaret Quinnin yester-
day ares ed BY Off Higgins OF the Second Municipality
police charged By him with having in with three
Others been concerned in robbng him of S55 S. last
Saturday night.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT oy!IcE; ,en
Tuesday Morning. May ", 1897
COTTON-Tbe demand for Cotton is steady, and prices
very full The sales yesterday reached 5000 bales out
side quotations.
SEw.oRLEANs CLASSIFICATION.
9siss,; sSs s e..
S Midd %dd,. az fesa and and Fne All. O.
S GSd Average a L Lists a 1Osh
TOBACCO-Prices firm. and 80 bids sold, incIud-
ing hhds r. at &C., and "a hhds. Yellow Barb" fol-
lows 43 hhds A. Ga do 81, 10 do. r. at "a. do.
at4a, and II do. at 4l4c y ID.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The Sugar market n
altered and leo hhds. changed hands Saturdays
Also, $50 bbls. Moasses at sf0l5c. q gallon.
FLOUR.-The stock very light and prices still looking
up About l bbs sold including $50 bbls Indiana from
fatboat at s5 300 do. ordinary ST. Louis at "a rs. and
some choice at s5 Is y bbl
CORN. demand good. and supply very light Sales
nearly 5000 sacks of which 1900 sacks the Levee. and
without inspection. at s., and 1927 sacks, in five lots at 6oc
y bushel
WHEATON, bushels of fatboat brought &c., an
advance.
OATS.-450 bushels Ohio in sacks sold at 45c.
PROVISIONS.-There some demand for Pork. and
noticed sales of 100 bbs Mess % 3 80 do at 50 49,
and IA do Prime Mess Con Saturday, at IS 80 Dbl Lard
more active with sales of 60 bb at 54 II do. ct 5s $50
do at and $50 do at SIC o ID. Sales of 81 casks Mis-
soui Bacon Shoulders 90 casks at l6 do at 3 and IA
do. at $40 o ID.
OIL CAKE.-l5 tons were sold at $17 50 % ton.
HAY.-A lot of 66 bales Western the Levee brought
ga y ton, a further advance.
SALT.-3500 sacks Liverpool Coarse Sold but did
not ascertain the rate.
GUNNY BAGS.-A sale of 10 900 second hand at SIC.
WHlSKY-Has declined. Sales of $40 bbls in three or
four lots at 16 100 do at 1914. and 100 do low proof
l6c. y gallon.
EXCHANGE-Dul. Sterling 71sGD8l4 PM; New York
0d'y bills Vol pct disc.
FREIGHTs.-Cotton to Liverpool I'D, and but little
offering; to Havre 9-16GD%c.
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Passengers:
Per ship Statesman, from Havre-230 steerage
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NEW ORLEANS:

TUESDAY MORNING, MAY %, ls4g.
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SHIpS-SHIPS.
FOR EIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS.
- For Gibraltar The fine fast sailing brig &C N.
A s sssss Wa GP d ds. 5avss ii
my2s ]. W. andrews s CO. 81 Common st.
o2 5aaat ssEA 2n EaibsA as ~
st,eud having all Of her CARO- engaged viii have
myz5 -ep,' LEVI IL GALE. 81 commons,
sas ss IToNs Gaze 3. PAIN. x fast
mediate disoaeh For passage having hsntsoe
apply SPid GsE St.
.so5. oi s s s,s & sssss
5 1 y ES TSS4 sf e. y t IS esp9.s
or passage apply to he eartaln n board mylG
For Eur Ly Cs1P & RsAm,n bss CEN
e oa,son Ler hgavy ssht e. 10 I'd wants sbea 800 bales
81 . "'" s'a aa.
Gait 'a 's WIZ hs ss9 IS S dsd
- ate dispatch. For freight of 300 bales cotton OF
myl3 ''1N llA'0e II GALE. 81 sP omm 10 St.
.. Fer 9 enoaTne fine fast sailing bark GUM.
sgased wl h.ve anek dpaeh For pa PASSAGE sage
having hne acc w. aNbRWgs OF co. SSa 81
ORC. ". Oliver ''' % '''""G my !.
a. For Iavre-The l. fast sailing ship oR0M.
r.
immediate dispach. For eishf 800 bales cotton. spbis
ro, passage having hsndsome Accommodation aSn. on
s Epegg l Rarbadoes-The fine, "a sailing brig GIN.
engaged, viii nave quick dispatch. For passage
only 3S az aGey tsaa e.
lii For anpico.-Guy Line.--Tbe fine, fast sailing
eRs ens s.'eneS as ss"s Dasss S
. q iysi
- nsIed and copper fastened big ANN ri LA H.a-
cargo lave pass for saDSs ~
or having state o0H Fssp
COAsTwlsE PORTS.
II For Eoston.-The fine fast sailing schr. PAWN
-- have anek Dispatch For balance Of f.fTis ~ or
pa ns 'pgy@ GP 1 aSbRE%s CO. 81 Common
- For New York-The A /, fast sailing bah VIM.
Vii h have m ose F
Of ftesht OF passage, having good aceommodaens fof
CABIN Seerage Passengers. apply on board oppo, the
ny2s j. W. ANDREWS s. CO. 9, common,s
.asz For oston The Ia,i SAILING A ,hjp IRON.
Of Ioi bbs Hour or the bulk thereof Or pas sae
ssRy to s 3 %l ?" 3 FIX 6
T psas seE Sg Ka5A 5se. ..'s;
having spendld cabin accomodatio.s. apply ,nthe cain
on board, opposite the Vegetable Market Fnst Mopic.
paIity OR to SAML. TOBY u NEPHEW
myl5 N Csm,M.
Fl For New York The new and fat sai- q ,ob1
49, TIOGA, apt Collins, has part of her ca,so en-
gagged. and will have quick dispatch. For la a. Ga
of freight having ed com n,oaons
apply boaid at Post s, Second Nun cipaiity orto
my6 X. M. II ARRiSOn H. Co. ~ Pc sdras st.
a. For, Phlladelphia- Comm. reiai L1ne.-To NC
en- ship ss. aR l .s
having large portion of her gagged will nave qnuke
dispatch. Far balance OF freight passage havIos fine
accommodations, ply on board opposite he Beef Market
First Municipality, or 10
mss j. W. ANDREWS s. co, 81 Common st.
FIJI For BIazos St. Jaeo Point Isl-bel Brcwns-
80 vile. etc The fine last aIIax ce.sefed and COP.
S~ss@s per fastened schooner FLORiNDA, Wi ian.
master. having large po,tioD OF her 20 eng eed wit
sail in few days For balance of fes passage hav.
good accommo atoms sppIy On board Lower Petysne
Tier, or to (aye1 o. WiCkHAM 70 Benvileer.
Srfs For Sabine.-The fine conpe ed snd COPPER r..
43fIEA tened sch, onef EN-. TA YLOR, Anterior mas
-~s. having most Of her cargo engaged, will be dis.
patched in days. For freight or passage apply
boari, at the Lower Picayun Ter. OF 70
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WATCH STEAL1NG.-John Davis was yesterday arrested
levee by Second Municipality police charged
with stealing silver watch from Mrs Higgins.
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TRANBERRIES-10Ob bls and 100 half bbls.
- PEPPER-210 bags. CLOVES-25 bbls.
TEAS-lmperial. Gunpowder. Hysof and Young Hyson
Teas-10G0 packages.
GERMAN MARKET BASKETS-Four in a nest.
Nutmegs Mace Ground Spices and Mustard. For sale by
my23 E. J. HART 4 CO., rs Tchoupitoulas st.
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Found WoUsDED.-A man named Sihio Pablo was yes.
teTday found the Leves in the First Municipality. dan
ger0usy wounded. He taken to the Charity Hospal.
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Citizens of Ne,p Orleans and VICINITY Shipnasters
and Steamboat Captains, to you Greeting.
GRATEFUL do feel for your liberal patronage for the
ceivng fresh supplies Of GROCERIES Of my own impoT-
tation and at all times heavy stock hand attentive
e5perispGed pe,son Do es prepared e P9. EaM5LY
81 81 ssf pRnER u ana ., BOAT
TION SUPPLIES, on the most favorable terms, with
goods of the best quality. Respectfully,
CHARLES STOUGHTON.
myl8 If Family Greeer, "a Camp street. N. o.
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f. h. IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GO
la4As5sstza ING EAST. For 1loatgomerg and He
- - tampka.-EvERY FRiDAY.-The sp!en.
did last running. double engine, passenger packet
SELMA, s. c. Bnrll, master, will leave MOBILE EVERY
every Saturday.
Passengers by this boat leaving Montgomery on Mon
day morning, will reach Macon in time 10 take the Extra
Night Train the Central Railroad which arrives Sa
vannah "Wednesday Morning and with the
splendid Sea Steamers CHEROKEE and TENNESS EE.
New York Steam Packets For freight passage apply on
board, or to
apad BIN M. WARING s. CO. Agents, Mobile.
ES TO teaUe regularly on TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, at 81 o'clock, p. NJ.
NOR MOBILE, from the New Canal and PoDchaftrar
l. Railroad via Pass Christian. NJ n
1 Freight by the New Canal; l@st kSsttssse
The splendid fast running passenger Lake steam
boat MOBILE, w. Q. sutton master, Sbuit expressly
for the trade cabin all state will leave the New
passengers by the o'clock z. NJ. train of cars
Freight received for Monsgom Wenmpka ETC.. giving
though Bills Lading at IS cents per Dbl.
N. B.-Freigt received al the New Basin Warehouse IN
til l o'clock, P, M. on the day of departure
For freight or passage having unsurpassed accemmoda-
tons, apply to
ia3i If WINGATE 81 Brennan. AZ Poydras st.