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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-30
To E. A. MARsHALL, Esq.

INTEREsTINo FROM MExIco.-The Severn, at Mobile
from Vera Crux brings advices from the city Of Mexi
co to the 18th inst.
The ministerial crisis in the city Of Mexico, has
passed After the refusal of Senior Munos Ledo 1t
proposed to confde the portfolio Of Foreign Affairs to
M Larrainzar but having met opponents in the body
Of the cabinet 1t was abandoned The choice then
fixed Senior Pena Pena but having been numbered
among the traitors Of his country in favorng peace
confirmation refused by the Chamber Of Deputies
then proposed, and his nomination to the
portfolio Of Foreign Affairs confirmed by the Cham
Der Of Deputies, thus completing the cabinet.
Mr. Arrangoix has submitted plan for liquidating
the national debt, which amounts to S13S 100000.
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Police Intelligence.


rev days the ponce court mas Deen almost run down
with old and young women making applications to the
Presiang magis.ia.e lot Jusuce se..ins ior.n tner
xrvhss "a ire snspe % upuu .ne
ny tneir ainiess ioVeIs, who unuer tne promise y,
marriage, nao l9opsa lnetn OF tner har.ceer anu
now they wanted eitner the 70 restore ~ 70
them agan or make tne gay deceivers accompany tnem
TO the priest ana make them honest women, as they
eSeiMmea zoo KNOWS wnat may % tne CONSEQUENCES
~ aeieIreu eiew Mon.ns One ot .nese unsuspScung
body to the desires Of her under abe sad the
PoieI u vas onuuuy .ounu pump ,,sso
,r,sn g,pt' on ABOUT twenay WIN sir .,
nance nor tne mos. PIe. Possessing nsVns : Paar VI
very small eyes SCI IN Iat lace VIII short nose ra
n Sna h ovrr ce arg
-. h hrnas rsS ".csrt to1abSr WITH the Sro
81 70 tne pLoav iLsn uccen~ sVselncl WIN sno orvn
manner in which she described the way IN which she
mse aue ner ~ an @ sa m
noon, to whom she related her tale OF wo.
MAc.sIhArE.-Wn nat 90 you want young woman
very bashfu and In very nervous state replied that
she wanted States warrant to arrest one Michael
Fox from getting married. as he was to be married to
one Hannah Kelly on that evening
MAcsIRAIE-We cannot prevent his getting married,
Margaret that Is privilege all men have, but too fire.
quently repent soon after
MARGAREr-lndeed, Judge, he has abused me most
ty, case would not have let any body else do 30
much and ne always said he would marry me-
MAcsTRArE-Wel, what has he done to you!
me; he's taken away my karacter," and now he's
going to marry Hannah Kelly this night, and want
~aiiaht w sup lin, anu mdhe MN marry Hei thats
all want; want nothing else, only to DO made an
honest girl.
MAGisTRATE-Oh " that's the case, have no doubt
he Is worthless vagabond and you are better without
him than with him. How did 1t happen that he took
away your character!
MARGARsT-On last Friday, week ago. went to see
cousin OF mine In James street. where he boarded and
stayed pretty late because he said he would see
home in Rose street where am living, but the "boy'
kept drinking punches that made him quite rumbunk-
Gus, and couldn't do anything with him. He seemed
to feel real lively and instead Of taking me home he
persuaded me to go up stairs to his room and when
got up stairs and went in" on glory be to God "
thefe was Ded In the room and felt so ashamed, as
never 1eit before on dear me- sirs felt MS II every
Douys eyes was looking at me On, dear me, Judge,
can so on any lurther-l ieei SO wake .
10 on, saio the Judge, you are Just coming to the
Point OF tne complaint -
On, Judge you must excuse me Well then Nike
puhneu me INTO the room, ana locked the door, ana
men ne ruined me"
~ es, we Gun Imagine now ne treated
Won Wow y;I T 20" cal OUT anu make no'se' IL
NJ 80 An ,ouau 49,. ~. A. 49,. -. -
large and Mike was SO strong and put his hand my
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-30

SEVERAL PRIZE FIGHTs were witnessed by from
three to five hundred persons, on Sunday morning,
between ten and eleven O'clock on the common west
Of the Van Ness residence Justice Drury and officer
Dewdney repaired to the scene when the rowdies
scattered, some Of them leaving their coats and
hats the grass. One fellow tumbled into the
canal. Two Of the hack-drvers rapidly drove OF with
empty vehicles; the third one would have done so,
but, as the door was opened the gentry crowded In
and on the top Of the hack and away went the horses
at Tying rate. The pugilistc encounters had been
IN contemplation for three weeks. The names of the
principals are John II Edwards, Samuel Spadng, Hen
~ keenan, Nathan Watts. and John Kelly, Francis
,amper, of Baltimore. VIM. Turton bottle
noo.f spaldihg, Edwards and keenan,, have been
ana h,id TO bail fort further examination this
81 ,sen neht such proceedings truly disgraccful;
ana as 'hsre are other similar issues pending We trust
.necy autborites II there be any In fact will take
the necessary steps to prevent repetition Of astcus
- Washington Rhig. Mcy 20.
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DEATH OF MADAM RoTHscHuD.-Extrac from
a letter in the Netcark Daily advertiser, dated

FKAEKFONT, NUy O. Io45
Madam Rothschild, widow of the founder of the
many years alone in Jew street. old and unfrequent
ed quarter, where he first established himself and
which he always refused to leave; though her oldest
son. the present head Of the house long been living
chidless and also alone in Of the most splendid
houses Of the Cell the principal street Of Frankfort
She was 90 years old.
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Married,
On the 23d instant, by the Rev. Mr.. E. L. James,
Mr. DANIEL EARLE, to Miss HENRIETTA BEATrIE, all OF
Wilamsburgh, L. l.
On Tuesday evening, Goth inst, by the Reverend
Dr. Studdiford DR. j. SIMPSON, United States Army, to
Harriet, daughter Of A. st. John, Of this city.
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Movements OF the Sailing Packets.

Ships to Arrive. Ships to Sail
LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL
Fidelia, Yeaton, Nay Oxford, Goodmanson, June
Hottinguer, Bursley, May Henry Clay Rowland June
Rosciua Eldridge, May ii Skiddy, Shpley, June III
Isaac Wright Marshall May Cambridge Peabody june is
Asbburton, Bunting May Il New World knight, June
PORTSMOUTH, PORTSMOUTH.
Hendrix Hudson, Independence DISH June
Wellington, Chadwick, May Southampton, Morgan june
HAvRE.
Havre, Ainsworth, May 10 st Nicolas Evelegh, June
Oneida willard, May 10 dOrleans, Richrdsn June 10
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Our Philadelphia correspondence.

fHiLADELPHIA, Nuy ~, lo4e
" .. Ssonsy Union - Causuaities - appointments =
Markets, &C., &c.
The engines and machinery Of the United States
steamer Union, sold yesterday at public sale, and
brought about 900 the low pressure walking beam
engines selling $4,000 and the three iron boilers
$780, The original cost was $500
boy about five years Of age the son Of John Will
Hngmire Of the Northern Liberties accidentally
run over by a cart yesterday, causing death few
hsurs afterwards.
Benjamin sieber, fireman belonging to one Of the
upver boats drowned, yesterday, at Arch street
whaif.
General Adam Direr has been appointed Naval Store
Keeper, vice Robert Kennedy removed. 1t Is said that
Mr. Abraham Martin has been appointed Cashier Of the
Custom House
annex the stock and market reports -
The inquiry for -four is rather better but operations
prevented by the weather Sales for export at
- SO, and for city consumption 81 SO So Corn meal
1T 81 IS per Dbl. Sales of Pennsylvania white wheat
demand at 59c per So lbs Oats in rather better
demand with sales Of 900 bushels southern at ~ &c
a3le per bushel Whiskey sells at 2lc. to 2lz for
hhds. and bbls.
First Boa,d-50 shs State 6's 90; Penna Bank ia;
$1,000 State SIS So 10000 do, &C. 5000 do, s5nw So;
s6 &c. 100 sbs Union Canal, b5 IL 200 u. s. Bank "a
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, 5S1s; 92 do $50; /
Nechanics Bank, 26 81 0o0 Schuylkill Navigation 6s
65 AN; 215 Lehgh Int IS; 1000 State SIS ST. 1000
do IS S. 1857 74100 do 1875 5000 Penna SIS, 50 &c.
40 sbs Grard Bank 1919; $3.50 s Nav 6's, 49, AZ
Township. 271a; $4,000 Sch. Nav. 6's 80, Az 1000
City 6s so 1903; shs Girard Bank. 1914; so Reading
Railroad 15A; n American Bank, 12Sx; 80 Flem-
ington Copper Co, So; 200 Wilmington Railroad SIS,
So 10 Norristown Railroad 14s $1,000 u. s. Loan 6's,
$50, 10Sh 500 U. s. Treas. Notes, III 5000 Heading
Railroad
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T. Felix Foresti, the distinguished Italian patriot for
ten past resident Of this city, has received the
appointment 81 Minister to the United states from the
republic Of Rome
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We have before given by telegra ph the part,cu-
lars of the fire, with the names of many of the
sufferers.
The LotisvIe Journal states that among the persons
wholost their lives by the fire. MIR. Targee
tioneer. and MT Prentiss Mr.. Truston Polk miss
ing boy burned in hemp pile. telegraphc dss-
patch says that twenty nine lives lost by the fire.
but the Louis papers do not mention than ve
six. The following from the clerk of the steamer
Embassy, which left st. Louis Saturday,
the second day after the fire, and arrived at
Cincinnati on Wednesday, addressed to the Cincinnati
Commercial is still more highly exaggerated state
ment:-
Passed several dead bodies floating in the river,
baekened and scared by the awful fire of the 17th Our
candid opinion is there were not less than from
100 $50 lives lost by the dreadful calamity being
eyewitness OF the destruction of many-besides the
number Of persons wounded by the explosion Of pow
der. blowing up Of houses, and the tumbling in OF
wallis &c
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Movements OF the Ocean Stcnmships.
To arriUs at New York. To sail from Ncu York.
LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL.
Niagara Ryrie, May 10 Canada, Judkina May 80
Cambria, Shannon, June 2 Niagara, Ryrie. june Is
SOUTHAMPTON, BE. SOUTHAMPTON, 60.
Hermann, Crabtree May 20 Hermann Crabtree June 20
Washington Johnston. Jne 70 Washington FLOYD July
BERMUDA. BERAuDA.
Thames, Abbott,* June IL Thames, Abbstt,s June IL
HAVANA 30. HAVANA, &c.
Falcon, Thompson,t Falcon, Thompson,t June Is
CHARLESTON. cHARLEsToN.
Northerner. Budd, June Southerner Berry, June 2
Southerner Berry, june Northerner, Budd, June 8
sAvANNAH. sAvANNAH
Chenkee, Lyon, May 80 Tennessee. Collins, Nay 80
Tennessee Collins, June 6 Cherokee, Lyon, June 26
.CHAGREs.
Falcon, Thompsont Falcon, Thompsont June %
Crescent City, Stoddard Crescent City, Stoddard e
To arrive at Boston. To sail from Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
Europa Lott, May Is Caledonia, Leitch, June
America, Harrison, June Europa, Lott, June 20
The Bermuda steamer touches coming and returning
Havana Cat Island Vera Cruz, Chagres st Thomas and all
the Windward Islands
The FALCON touches going and returning at Savannah
Havana and New Orleans.
The Falcon connects with the Pacific steamships which
are appointed to leave Panama each month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-30

THE FIRE AT ST LoUls-We have full list Of
all the sufferers by the late disastrous coniagraton
at St. Louis, and the amount OF damage sustained,
which is said to amount to IS, 100000.
The following is recapltulation Of the boats de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-30

FRoH HALIFAX BY the brig Halifax we have
kles OF Halifax papers to the 2th. A meeting had
been held at the Exchange to consult In relation TO the
extension Of the magnetic telegraph that city There
but little interest manifested at the msetlng-but
G1O00 we're subscribed for the object which Is one
third the amount required Measures being taken
W secure the requisite amount-Boston Tra.et sy,
Hav "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-30
Naval Intelligence.

u. s. sloop Of war Decatur, Commander Byrne, from
Madeira arrived at Santa Cruz Tenere, April 7, and
sailed nth for Grand Canary.
The u S. sloop Of Saratoga Com. Nicholson, was
ut Vera Cruz on the 18th inst, all well.
Commodore Sloat paid visit OF inspection to the
u. s. race independence, Lieut. Richard Page CON-
mandipg bearing the broad pennant Of Com. VIM.
Brsnford Shubrick Saturday morning. We learn
thatthe ship is ia very fine order and that her condi-
zion reflects great credit her officers and crewNor
fox Beacon, May rs.
The LAUEcH.-Tbe u. S. sloop Of war Vandalia was
launched In beautiful style at the navy yard at IA
o'clock on Saturday in the presence Of a large con-
Of spectators The arrangements for the launch
ing, and the fine style in which she gided into her
destined element, reflected great credit upon Samuel
HART ESQ., the u g. Naval Const ructor at the Gospor
Navy Yard. The Nandalia has been heightened Is
feet and has been thoroughly overhauled. The Van
oaia was masted and docked Saturday and Is to be
ntted for tsa Immediately under command Of Captain
Gardner-Norfoh Beacon, Nay IS.
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$339, 0O0$225 800 $97 600
Total number of steamers destroyed, %.
Estimated value. =. d. .$aae, 900
Estimated val ne of cargoes burnt. ....... $1,000
$I3e,oO0
Estimated value of three barges burnt. 80. $500
ona canal bont. ....... 1000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-30

HE OVERFLOW AT NEW ORLEAys.-We are
sorry to say that the water in the rear of the city,
which had fallen considerably previous to Saturday
night, commenced rising again al that time and last
evening 1t higher than had been Mt any time pre-
viousy. The rise amounts TO over three inches and
the flood extends up Canal and omm ON streets "a
Baronne Above the New Canal the rise wss not
80 great, amounting to only one inch The canse of
this sudden rise by different persons attrib,tea 10
various causes. Some imagined II to have been nro
aueed by the strong southeasterly wind-some by an
flow OF water AZ the crovaase-and others Inv
the break in the levee the north bank the y ey
Canal All these doubtless aided in producing
the result but the last named the most efficient
agent BY the result Of our observations yesterday,
II appears LIST That the water in the Swamp above the
Shell road is inch higher than heretofore; 3D. That
the water in Julia street at the head OF the Basin
IN inch lower than on Saturday night, owing to the
draft produced by the break in the levee the north
bank Of the Canal Sd That in the part Of the city
below Julia street the water from Saturday
Ing st O'Clock to Sunday evening at the same hour,
3H inches by the guage at the gas works; 4th That
the water in the New Canal is inches above tn
le,ee OF the city below that line and therefore further
rise m about three inches may be anticipated during
TIE neat "a tours and proportionately less until the
hyel above and below the canal becomes equal
ELr'ts OCLocK, r. The waters still rising,
and are higher than at o'clock about half inch
To-Day we may expect the food rs high as Caron.
delet street and II the breach in the Ievee on the
sansi De not stopped we will not say how
lar the water may advance
ne crevasse at Tunis are sorry 10 say has
not yet peen stopped but presents much more alarm
1ng appearance Than at first II now more than one
hundred feet wlde.-Ne1 Orleans Crescent Man 81
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U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

Bankruptcy.
In he Distret Court for the zstern District Louisiana
F. Conrad Esq., Assignee Of the Estate Of James J. Hanna
DY VIRTUE Honorable
d of the United States the District and bear
ate 10Th day Of May 1879 will public sale MON
between Gravr and Natchez all the
right title and srrend, red by said bankrupt and vested In
said assignee, and to the following described property to wit
State right Beu by the
property Charles Benedck and below by Dennis McDanehe
containing 400 less together with the Improvements
thereon and appurtenances thereof
O. Eighty Land of Section No. l. Township No. 2,
meridian of the south district Of Louisiana. Said so
Land situated the side OF Bayou Bauf.
Two hundred and five aud eighty -hundedhs Acres of
latitude Ct Range No. of the basis meridian, the
district of oulsaa situated IN the Parish Of Avoyes and
Rays Ferry bounded the by lands Dennis
All that Tract OF Land composed of Lots Nos and Of Sec
ton No g Township No. south of the 3 degree north l
fude meridian
trict Of Louisiana situated Parish Avoee
Bayou Bout bounded the north by lands Isaac Baldwin,
and containing according Surveyors hundred AND
States appears the
Office, dated at Opelousas the 10Th Of April, 1885.
All the Tracts OF Land forming plantation and 10 be
. d in block.
A Plan OF Ian be on he day of sale.
The aird interest OF bankrupt whatever profit,
balance he due 10 ha partner IN The late commercial firm
krkman Aheahy Hanna the bills receivable an balances
due said well the bills PAYABLE and balances due by
being exhibited the bankruits schedule fife in The U. s.
Dist Court.
SaleFor the claims ash. For
the Real Estate the purchaser his obligation for three ho
Bank Louisiana, bearing the Of
from date until final paymen secured by The
erty. Balance cash
Acts sale before H. B. Cena Notary Public the expense
the purchasers. or ~ $40
WILLIAM S. SCOTT u. s. Marshal
my9, 9, jet. H. for the Eastern District Of Louisiana.
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The FIVE DAUGHTERs-A gentleman had five
daughters, all of whom he brought up to some
useful and respectable occupation in life. These
daughters married, one after another, with the
consent Of their father. The first married gen.
ileman by the name of Poor; the second, a Mr..
Little; the third Mr.. Short; the fourth, a Mr..
Brown; and the fifth. Mr.. Hogg. AT the wed.
ding of the latter her sisters, with their husbands
were present. After the ceremonies of the we'd
ding were over, the old gentleman said to the
guests &c | have taken great pains to educate my
live daughters, that they might act well their parts
In life; and, from their advantages and Improve
ments, fondly hoped that they would do honor to
their family and now I find that all my pains,
cares and expectations have turned out nothing but
Poor, Little, Short, BroWn, Hog
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ENDORSING SrATEMENT.-An auctioneer the
other day was selling lot of land in the vicinity
OF Boston for agricultural purposes.
gentlemen, said he" this is the, most de-
hghtful land It's the easiest land TO cultivate in
massachnsetts-it's SO light-so very light Mr..
farker VIII corroborate my statement-he owns the
next patch, land he ii tell you how easy it is to work.
Yes, gentlemen" said Mr. Parker, sit is very
easy to work it, but it's plaguey sight easier to
gather the crops"
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THE OLD OAKEN-BUcKET John Coleman was con.
stantly reminded of this touching song by the daily
plants of the Direcress Of his domestic affairs relative
this sad useful article. From time i'm memorial here had
been used in Coleman sdomci queer brass.bouud xin'
half pggn" half tub, the subject of bro too
tedious to mention The maid of all work could bring
water into the clearly premises Of Mrs G. without dep sit
ing surplus the steps floor The sided bucket
either careened in wanton mischief its slippery handle
that then raised by the Madame the little Cosmans
eager for the fray, rushed forws I'd trail mimic canal
jo% the paddle to he L was anss
dTen and the darned old bucket without
against the absent lord of the manor porendng coming
Poor Coleman found that he stepped into hot
the he crossed the threshold of door, and he too
added his hema to swell the general chorus of cries.
threats and obs that followed the oft recurring accident
with the bucket.
Yesterday the nundation again occurred in Mrs. c. IS
sitting and dining rOom dry eye to be found
among the juveniles when Coleman returned at night
the sweets of home. He determined effect
and that instantly and preferred kicking the
bucket at enduring this annoyance. So he
the unfortunate brass bound article ing into the alley and
dime buy another. What matters it, said the frantic
Coleman he rushed the of Jean Marie Coureg
corner of Condo and Hospital streets out of this mans
abundance will be supplied" He seized ope-hestaied
thought of Madames Ongge and took fre Fast John
Coleman with his booty; but faster Monsieur Couneg
after this wholesale dealer in coopers Coleman
tightly to his buckets presented fine picture
% As poised the curb they inclined to his lips"
The owner demanded his property, but John decided
Those buckets how sweetly his wife would receive them
No longer the water be split on the floor:
The Recorder, himself could not tempt him to leave them
He'd never turn pail at the g i'm prisons door T
Finding remonrance useless the merchant had Coleman.
buckets and all, taken before Recorder Geno who sent
John to the First District Court for trial.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.
Corrected euery morning especially for "7nc Crescent

Notsn the First municipality (desgnlted in the following
table the Nos commence at the Railroad and run up
Second Nos above Steamboat Land
ing No. being Faboat Landing Third tm3 the Nos
Railroad and down. No being Ferry Wharl
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

LATITUDE 20 s7sON.-LoxsIrupE. 80 Win Time Oh.
Cleared YESTERDAY:
Bark Hyperion, Perkins, Glasgow. Chas. Palmer
Brig Cimbrus Kopperholdt. Barbados and Trinidad.
Brig Lucy Watts, Watts, New York. Toby s Bogert
Schr. N c. ", Wright, Apalschicola, FaIror McCuily
SchF. yisiter Wilson. Rio Grsnde, John Alexander
Schf, Mystic Smith, Apslachicola =. &. Rogers 20
Schr Charles Edmont0n, Vincent Charleston, baTe 20
Schr. Fairy, Cosovch Campeachy. J. Presss
Schr. Heroine, Allen. Point Isabel. M. Turner T. Co
Arrived Yesterday
F. ship Pescatore Bourdn, from Have, 9TH April to
Ship Louisa Flanders 30 days from Boston, in ballast,
w. Andrews & CO.-zd my.
Chas Hammond. Davis, from Cincinnati.
jamestown, Savage. from NashviIe-277 bales cotton
Jenny Lind, Hayg0od from Opeousas-5 bales cotton.
Julia Rhodes. from Point Peasants bales cotton.
St Helena Ross, I'm Camden-92 bales cotton.
Bertrand Ratier, from Attakapas
Mondaua, Larose. from BaliZe
W. A. Violet Kay. from Jeffen0n-169 bales cotton.
Towboat Dan'l Webster Rinehardt. from the Passes.
Towboat Claiborne. Howran. I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
Towboat Daniel Webster towed down and to on the
25th inst. ships United States. and Miltades.
Towboat Claiborne lowed down and to sea, the 2ih
inst, barks OberIin and Carlo Mauran.
Passengers:
Per ship Pescatore from Havre-l54 steerage.
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STEALING CLOTHING. George Suausbaeh arrested
P. Knoe sundry articles Of clothing George entered the
house for the purpose, and ATTRACTED coat hat and hand
kerchie valued in all 81 So lie willie examined to-day
before Recorder Baldwin
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AMUSEMEN
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Corner Of Baronne and Poydras streets.
Lessee ar Il. SCHUBER Stage Manager, MrGT.ROWE
Manager. C. PAGE Treasurer
~ No dce-A Car will ieare the Theatre for Lafayette erery
night after the performance.
"WEDNESDAY. Nav 30-Wf be performed the Drama the
w MAID or MILAN. Duke. Mr. Duffy; R.and Mr. EMnge;
Mrs Rowe Dance by Petite Josephine To conclude
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY. Coin Miss Petre; Father
fps, Mr.. Gedles Gertrude Rowe Eliza, Miss Salzman
III Department under die direction j.
g- open o'clock. Curtain precisely
quarter before ;sS Prices Of Admissions; Cir
Gallery, rs open from 10 a. m
me- application the Treasurer
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CISTEHN SLAVES.
FOR SALE at the corner q g. J1sePh and Baronne
: myM 81 - SADLER MERRITT.
DRIED BEEF AND TONGUES.
CUGAR Cured Beef Tongues and Dried Beef of fine
- quality in store and for sale by
myiS CHAS. STOUGHTON, "a Camp st.