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Professor webster,s Snooob

he following is the speech of the Professor he
lore the verdict OF the jury was pronounced. The
Attorney General having concluded his remarks
Chief Justice Shaw with much emotion stated to
the prisoner that it his privilege now to ad.
dress the jury if he had any thing to saw or anv
PLANTATION to make. Professor Webster rose and
in a very distinct voice made the following 70
marks
have desired to enter into explanation of the con,nG
Gated network OF circumstances which, by my peculiar
nine cases out OF ten, completely distorted and probably
nineteuts Of which could be satisfactorily explained All
the points q the testimony have been placed in the hands Of
established Acting entirely under their direction have
sealed my Ups during the period of confinement, trusting
myse! entirely to them They have deemed necessary
IN their superior wisdom, hs said in an roncal tone
70 bring forward the evidence which was to exonerae me
rom variety oil the acts The Government have brought
whatever consummate ingenuity could suggest against me-
and hope il will not have undue influence upon nv ury
touches and that is the letter which has been oTodneed
u not me inst had read in the daily prints which have
Which hsy h IN my apartments and various publications
n statement was that had after the disappearance of
" purchased quantity of Oxalc acid remove
parcel might be saved and produced when Necessary FnT
several days Mrs W. bad requested purchase some acid
me because had purchased it. had horne II in mind Thai
afternoon and had gone into Thaers store under the Revere
Hourly came along, and then jumped into he omnibus win
the bundle went home and gave the bundle 10 nv wife
ana when afterwards heard so much said about the bundle
mashed on my MIND In moment that this must be the bum
die 1t to this bundle and to any docnmenf thaf
referred IN the direction to my wife, As regards the nitrate Of
son use the influence Of chemical agents In poauenS
changes of various subjects Among Others on gSsseS
was filled with gas, in order produce changes from dsrt
color orange and also in air. On great heat bene apned
the jar the Eas was drAwnhOuEh water As 70 tie nitrate
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RECORDER BALDwIN's CoUR~ t. D..,,..
was brought up yesterday for tsa,;rs IL, r ,ooi,
from new house where Jo' Co.., FL
inc. At the corner of N ha'hah AUD was work
s' ~, Aelpomene and Nayades
streets. Inc accused believing that the court had
discretionary Powe'. - plead guilty" and asked
t .oD,, "sn' 'en' ace, James was surprised when
'oiu rha' rne plea barred any action except that of
=, ,Te q istrict Court. John Myers and John
AOA"to" were sent before higher tribunal to an
or an illegal operation in cotton. Two bales,
N the Planters Press, suffered to the extent Of
nifty pounds. John Mcclure and David Goodsr
gave bonds for their good behavior; a matter re-
qured on account of little emeute on board the
ship Allen. George Blake, being found under
suspicious circumstances in the negro quarters Of
MI hendlg, will make his defence to this black
lmPutation upon his character on the 10th inst
Heorge Thompson, arrested on suspicion of setting
hre to the carpenter shop on Constance street,
winch was destroyed on Sunday, was examined
ana discharged from custody. - Mathew Dobson
NOT oelng able to provide voucher" has the
gracious permission of the Recorder to absent him.
sell from the cares and troubles of this wicked
world Tor the space of thirty days, by retiring to
the shady retreat at the foot of Hevia street Dob
son did not appreciate this paternal care. u. An
uhlaw full assembage, composed of numerous me-
groes was transferred from colored ball in Girod
street to the dock, and from thence to jail Gath
arne Brown, who, like the last rose of summer
was left until her vagrant companions had all been
sent down, received the usual thirty days in the
work-house, to enable her to ponder and mediate
upon her fallen condition.
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Of copper spilled the floor Of the laboratory ii was spilled
accidentally from quantity. and By me- In my lectures be-
tween the day Of Dr. Parkmans disappearance and
which have been distorted Ny counsel have pressed me 10
keep calm. My very camnes has been made bear against
me; but my trust has been in God and own limo
cence In regard 70 must word The money
which paid DIT Patman the afternoon Of Friday Nov
IN my mouse IN Cambridge but, unfortunately no one ever
such Is the fact
Several years ago. had students who were the habit
Of being in my laboratory and who injured apparatus
therefore, prepared thing for own use In lee
tues with hands and that is the reason why ex-
cluded persons from my laboratory; AS regards my where
abouts from the hour of Dr. Pr dsagpearance, have put
into my counse's hands satisfactory information, which will
for day had spent during that weekfor
day and every hour never absent from home. As 70
being BY Mr.. Sandeon was at home evening
One thing been omitted by counsel that
the Friday on which the alledged murder said an
been Committed / had purchased Humbodt's new ,aV,
" Cosmos !" and while waiting for omnibns. work
Bhghams to take mutton chop, and In coming ped int
membered The place where had left It. and nv a,se ~
counsel They had sent to Bngham's mentioned il tc
been found.p md the hook baf
said II will say word more. ct Instantly aroe and
tressed by the production OF those ave fe very mnch iii
than by any thing that has onvmoHs leiters nnre
my God to witness that il w red during the trial cal
neyer wrote those etters 81 the last hour OF my life
a PIN II bi ne b ice The trial eommenced lettel
the papers notice to tSis afsct hs 80 ean ~ ~
ly made a. again took his seat, havir
seriousr aeep impression upon 81 u evlueiil
his ' less of his remarks - present oy th'
AaanBer. N '"0 oo'"'S"ie'' y
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BuRGLARY-Mrs Catharine Schmidt made a
charge of burglary against negro man called
Ransom, the slave Of Mr.. Crane. Mrs. Schmidt
dePosed that on the morning of the 9TH inst she
ound that she had been robbed during the night of
quantity OF wearing apparel, lot of silver ware,
e'c' upon searching her premises bundle of the
property was found concealed behind the door, and
Shout II o'clock the slave was discovered under
her bed and arrested. He had the balance of the
articles IN his possession, and had been waiting
during the morning for favorable opportunity to
escape.
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MAYO;s music STORE.

CAMP ST, three doors ro Canal St, .Ner OylssnS
undersigned desires respectfully inform the public
STORE 'iey sS SaS s Re a. S ~
PlANO FORT Els at very reasonablcff M Lf n N a
them Piano Fortes made by the old and eebyatd Manu-
Iaetgreis GILlEET SCo Of nch tone ana hnizhl nsns
Frames made in the most substantial and MeF aagike nun
nef Also, The Justly celebrated EOl.lAN- RIA NJ
FOX ES which Tor sweetness Of tone nave not hefr
eanaed They particularly suiied TO the country a he
h sn does not require tuning ter years. H. p "
The New improvement in Piano FoEtes the f1tent l.
Rating ovERBRIDsE, is also for sale at this establishment
This improvement gives peculiar nne ana onnes 10 ths
TREBLE adds the durability and strength OF the Piano, and
renders it capable of remaining much longer IN tune thar
those in ordinary
W.TM.i Agent for HENRI HERR $ celebrated GRAND
PIANOS and PIASfNos, made in PaTis. For power and
sweetness Of tone they stand pFesniReat.
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale at from $50 to
roo each, and taken in part payment for
CATCHCART'S MELODE0N.-Ths beautiful TONED
Wind Instrument for Village Churches Lodges, Serenaiins
and powerful tone, is portable. (eishg but s lba,) and
Orders from the country for Flutes Guars, egarsa.
Elageies, VTetiHs Yt0lOReeiies, Sgfags and Musiea
erchandse OF ereTy description, viii be pnonpy
a. essonape prices Bands supplied with Bra inrnnen
.HARPss Double and Single Action, on hand and msas
MuStC.-rbe largest Catalogue in the South The Stool
Is an aecumplaon oil over 20 year., and many Cd
NEW MUSIC received ~ every arrival from The artl.
and by TIE foreign steamships Original Music pubsheeyef
Woes az nc store. Native Compositions solicited.
by aldressins the undersigned Catalogues Of MUSIC
PIANOS TUNED and REP,AIRED; Mnsc Boane.
o. ltd6mW WI. T. MAYO. Agent,
ENEATHERs-s7 bass landing from the stsaasr Unite'
APPS 5-A''' '''' G ia HOLDEN. 50 Mass.ias q
/ IME-5OOO bbs. ThomasoD Lime, and DO g. esns'
IA We've, received and for sae /, y ,,,,, ,nS
aps No IS M.sazns .SsSs asa i Red sas
ipE. for saleNy A. c. WiLRpp 49, ~ ~,
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ARREsT.-A man by the name of VIM. Shelby
vas arrested on Sunday night, while in the act of
escaping from the house of Nicholas Pocaych, on
Levee street, near Ursuline, which place he had
entered with intent to rob. A jimmy, matches,
and piece of candle, were found upon him. Shelby
was remanded to prison to await an examination
before Recorder Genois.
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INaUEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday on the
body Of Joseph Lee, the second engineer OF the
steamship Fanny, who was killed on board OF said
vessel on Sunday last, by being caught in the crank
OF the engine, while the steamer was passing Bat
Gle Ground Point. A verdict was rendered IN ac-
cnrdanca with ihe ahave
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Ass.u1r ny Son UPON HIS M

ASSAULT BY A Son UPON HIS M
Michael Gill taken into cusp JrbER.-
upon the complaint OF his me- .eds yesterday
Willis. Mrs. Willis state ,sner, Mrs Sabina
night Gill brutally ass IS that on last Thursday
residence, at the cor Aulted and beat her at her
streets. For TIL ser Of Dauphine and Ursuline
will have to a. e unnatural conduct the accused
,epear before Recorder Genoir
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LOST CHILDREN.-Inquiring parents who may
have promising offspring that are "out," without
due permission Icing given, are directed to apply to
Capt. Forno, The efficient and benevolent chief of
police of the Second Municipality Capt. F. has in
charge three children who were found wandering
IN the streets during the past four days. One is a
girl of nine years of age, and states her name to be
Elizabeth Nolan the others also girls, but they
can give no inieIligible accounts Of themselves.
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THE WEATHER.--W had fine day yesterday,
sufficient cool to allow little excitement at the
polls, an warm CROUCH to be pleasant out Of doors.
The day .'eSpite the election, passed off quietly,
and we b.. few stirring locals to present, except
the result oi he contest. 1t was conveyed to the
people of tie Second Municipality by the booming
Of cannon, which proclaimed the victory won.
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ToBACCO-The only sales we heard of were II hhds
VIZ Shhds (old) at 2, Aat9 3R at 6lS and IS hhds
Mason county private terms
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The sales of Sugar were
~ hhas al steady prizes, say 3zS@43Sc for Far to Pine
Soe oVO Dds moasss disposed of at 19922c for Good
Common to Prime Rr.boled
rooh-ihe rIarket depressed by large receipts. Sales
o. SOO bois Ohio at IS s7S@s5 So st Louis and Illinois
SUPREME 70 be mad $5 5O9s5 6k in large parcels and
Extra at s6 Cd9ss By " bb
Levee nearly bare Sales of 1900 sacks in several
lots at JB621Sc y bushel
"a iS4 sacks Prime ST Louis brought 5lc and 1900 SKIS
d III 4etiOn less.
hAY-A sale of 249 bales good Western at so % ton.
PROFESSIONALISM frmer, and we noticed sales Of
1913 bbs Mess at 50 62 $40 do three lots 80 % do
not Inspected at 50 3S$9 So IS bbls Prime 81 60 and
$50 bbs NJ at % 21z the last figures showing further
advance. OF Beef 10 bbs Prime brought IS 90 and $50 bb
IS co " Dbl Sales of 20 casks Cincinnati Bacon Sides
from at SIS, and q do from the Levee % b. Lard
steady, with sales of 2l kegs and 500 bbs and erces
follows: rs ieces 81, lao bb - % do Prime at 81
and 2OS do at So " ID.
BAGGING AND ROPE-230 pieces and coils sold at IA
and Z, and 45 do at IA and TIC, cash.
HFMP-A sale of 294 bales Dew Rotted at something un
der S10l 90.
WHIsKY-Dull, 1874 bbls Rectfed taken at Gle, and
some small lots at 2l1sc.
FREIGHTS-Dul and nothing doing.
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MA6NIFH L T DISPLAY OF FIHEeORKs surpss.ux
"A any eIht ton q the Def
eyi WIN De presented 10 The pnbe FRIDAY EVENING April
10 ne Haee uArmes Tor the benefit Of the
pnan Asy an ssnsrouy ,enae ed " tbose nen
ue Aessr. CaIOth The of wi-e
enhaneed by The pres-nce IN IN er the
ea1ersh'p Of The Distinguished hassp Mr. LEHMAN VIII
w volunteers ms valuable services for the Orphans
VIII introduce h,s wonderful AMI
Ia Danse D'Enfer" accompanied
press - an seeorIp anins,i for occasion
FIcs OF admission will BE
ren malt pce-a truly thng crafty the TASTE
hundred female orphans - : -
IL For programme Of Fire consist Of fourteen distinct
representations sBd haud bis Pefrnnsors ~ co.
m nee at half 7o'eis ~
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E are requested 10 saw tia, ths 81 Char

Hotel are requested 10 say that the ST. Charles
pro was not on fire on Sunday last. The alarm
eeeded from the blowing off of steam from the
fipe Of the engine used in the building, which
raised smoke without creating fire.
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PORT OF NEW ClRIrANS

,.-Losotr SDr sooW.-in Time. "a.
ss ar I Ire ~ HsIsissck. Recky n
sehr. IndeDendsnSs. EcE$ons H. &. 6rs 0S
schr. ottom,r a.. e1On. Washington. \, G..
s.h. " an. Norfolk and Rlohmo DsdTey q Clark
,as-,on. Apalacbicoa. Z. Gs g. Rdsss Go
Ship Jenr Arrived Yesterday.
Rrv ~ land. Robnsn. "a ias from Boston, to master
1sB Bs.s Ts 90 a.. E 5i Trinidad de Cuba.
Ameda Hampo ds5 from co;e f s %sSsr1Poot
schr Eqerpise Bibber, days from Br.uo, 81, J..o
l. ballast, TO master-2d my. '1sO' III
1 Tenpezee, Lee, from Nashvle-ii9 bales eot,on
c o6sf ssi@, y XVI Rusen from St Louis
Talahag WHEY from Papoa-45 ba IiSs f05lon
Pncess No 3 HoImes from from Hiek fsbsPas.
Mary Foley Dalieres from LocEpor iO' 0sies Cotton.
sspPI .ta No. ~ 2 Mcintyre, from s. Lou'
Jas T. Day, GibeTson from .,.h.i. oales cotton
T owboat be- BE- smith, lRDif from the Passes
| --dhce' McPhersonn, from the Passes.
Memoranda.
The ships Clara Wheeler Desdemona and Princess Royal
ship SUPERIOR bark John Carver and brig Maria on the
| 3D. inst.
Towboat Defiance lowed down and sea- the I'd inst.
/ banks Marcia and Argyle
TOwboat Die Vernon towed down and sea- on the 4th
inst, bark Deney bng Salvadora p Soule and Larch.
By Telegraphic Dispatch.
| SOUTHWEST Pass So P. M.-The steamship Ohio has
Just arrived. The schr Mary F. Lutterboh Capt Somer,
from Philadelphia, has arrived
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THE CouRTs.-The different Courte adjourned
yesterday on account of the election.
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EXTRAORDINARY AND AMUsING

HEoPHuU US FlsKE will Series Of Lectures and
Aston' hing Experiments ARMORY 4II Every Eyen.re
except Sunday The newly discovered Science ii Electro
BIOLOGY Persons from the entirely controlled
N er muscular stoDs they will be forget her owe
hsnes and residences them will lie
vinegar honsy, milk brandy All IL viii Be- don.
while they In perfectly and itho any epeTr
process whatever Tns wonderful remedial agent the
no es.onng cures Of Palsy NeuIplg ReuInasn and
t1- L-cuTe eonepes hsifpaEt Tickets Fifv
Cegt A Gentleman znd Two Ladies One llolsf eI fese
D n 3ff
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g1l, OFFICE.
81 ii 81 ssak

HE undersigned, al his old established Office continues
accommodate persons DESTROYS of RENTING money their
friends in England. Ireland or Scotland with Sterling Sg
Drafts payable In pOst-tewn in the above named king
doms, and in to suit He aso usual continues ha
ing passengers brought from Lverpso to this city good
ships and reasonable Parties living distance By
addressing letter (postpaidl to the nndersgned, will be
slG No q Rank Piara Nsg 0rIeans.
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FISHING TACKLE, sEINES, NETS- a.

BENIN ELVS. etc.
HE subscribers now rece ging their usual supply al
Il FISHING TACkLE, whea with theirsoek now =,
!.
store, makes their assortment the couDefs and A
best in the COMPROMISING in part Of English and 81
American SCENES; Cast Nets; Shrimp, Frap nn E5A
Grab and Landing y cts, also Partridge Nets HEMP e3
and Cotton Seine Twines Herring Twlne; Idnsn ~
Silk, Hair, Grass, Cotton, and also Plated Lines, Ell
Lines complete; Bamboo and other Rods plain and W
iointed Reels; Floats. Rings and Tips Swives and u
BisgptgeT Batting Neealesi Smoothing Cuts, Limerick
OShanessy Blacklist and drum Hooks; artificial Fiis ana
Bats, viz; Ninnows, Grasshoppe, Frogs, etc etc. Camp
Stools Hooks wire, gimp and gut; Bait Boxes and Ra
kets; Fish Baskets Tackle boxes; patent Drinking Cnps.
Sporting Knives ETC. etc all OF which will be sold low al
wholesale and retail by " ~
w. B. McCUTCHoN & co
mn9 6mW S. Grayisr S stTss,
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The CASE OF MoGR ArH.-Ye,terdav T,.,r.
renee McGrath, the individual robbed and danger.
ousy wounded on Saturday night last, came be-
lore heeoLder Geno's and made an affidavit to the
TACT. McGrath states that he was quietly walking
In the evening the Levee near the foot of Giro5
street, when he was accosted by two men unknown
to him. who enquired whether he would stand
the liquor :" He answered in the negative, upon
which they suddenly assaulted him-knocked him
down and proceeded to search his pockets Nc
Grath had Sl5O in notes upon his persen, which
he held firmly in his hand until the williams nearly
severed his wrist with their knives. They then
ran away, and he proceeded to obtain assistance,
McGrath thinks that he identify his assailants,
and warrants have been issued for their arrest.
We stated yesterday, upon the authority of Car
Forno, that this robbery perpetrated out of H.
district and below Canal street. The affiJ -, y
McGrath proves that the Captain was W ,onI, -
formed, and that the Delta was cor. no, :. -,
locality. - nv
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ARREsTs-Recorder Genois' Court-The bust
ness Yesterday was composed principally of petty
onencss against the peace and dignity of the
otatJ." The accused were remanded for e1amina.
a0'h. One Rodolph Keng made an affidavit SET
ting forth that while he lying in bed, sick, at
his house, No SO ST. Philip street, he entrusted to
John Deimbold two dollars and fifty cents TO pur-
chase medicine for him. John, not thinking it
an urgent case, has not yet returned, and the d..
ten ungratefu for the prolongation of his life bv
TINS fortunate circumstance, charges Johrl with a
breach of trust J.. Samuel Wise was sent bafora
the First District Court for an assault oon David
Marks. The complainant affirmed tljat he ,,as
Psaceably standing on his side. walk the Tina !.
iact proved to the satisfaction of the Recorder
Henry Heiner stands charged by Michael Flicier
with breaking open his arnoir and stealing HE
watch and other valuables Tie affair occurred =,
the corner of ST. Anne and P rieur streets
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LIRE BRICKs-5OOOO English landing. 10 OO0i Scotch
Il and A merican Fire Bricks for sale by - - S'N
HAYMAN s. HOLDEN
apo No. IS Magazine stzest and II Red Stors.
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AUCTION


AUCTION Sit,i..
j. A. BEARD, Anctinmrer,
soe zee 1 AygsIs- ..S r ~ s9soa
Saturday, hi y oeit hesi E. Wsdpesay. s
mediate ay. NJ oss W e S.. 2issas ' Fsa is
o,on,. AUCTION NOTICE.
for de pas sa. e s1 c 1.T GGc7ao s
.Aas sm Issss:sl i = si L fGHbSgAN'
Groceries. Provisions. and IIogor.
,,,g, BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
old s h I Auction H ssr 10 ~ 1sS 70 s9s ~
on Ie9 boxes vgstia Tobacco;
90 5a sSsns M Gfs 80 g ss: G.% .g Wine
~ bag Rio shd asvs9s coassi l5o boxes No sOap
g packages fsas 500 rssia. sisss Ps5sri s'''''
g e e S Tue 5sr end JaIsi 100 Psahei Noi@ssI
Brandy i' S RS as w Ssi vice. Ses , ssf ~ sps
Cocks. Clocks Clocks,
BY SYKES, HYDE q CO.
ias9s a A9 s. 4 sp @ Or Re 81 sso
q cssss's Ssne. spring CLOCKS, .ishs eAys
Groceries, Provisions and Liquors.
Window Glass. Window Glass.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
TUESDAY april ITO O'cIockwil be sOld at their Auction
isoo b5sss WIDOW GLASS s1io ior2 O1l i2uls la.9O
I4ls 41l ix22 i5xo 1918 1870 1924 1875 2Or sO15
$500 cash. $500 to $500, 90 days $50 four
1ohuls sof fPpIoNeu PaPtE apo
Rasins Raisins. Raisns
BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
"WEDNESDAY april TO- at 10 oeloek-Wil be sold litter
w TOMS Warehouse Magazine resS nv
order and under inspection Of the Port Wardens for
RATslNs, ,ghay damaged board brig Carton
| from Boston 10 this port
Terms cash. APPS
Holland Gin. Holland Gin
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 CO.
"WEDNESDAY, April TO- qussr 10 WIN Re
w sold enstom Store No. q Bsnvl atreeisfgr
| account OF W ON Il
| 10 pipes hyperion HOLLAND GIN, "Bsl " tfant.
Terms ca H. ara
PaIO Alto Boarding House
BY SYKES, HYDE &, CO.
"WEDNESDAY, April 10, al haf-past ococt sold al
w No 40 Galatn betweeen Brrraek and Il spa sf
FoTntur, Bar Fixtures and Partitions Of the PALO ALTO
HOUSE, together with Lease Of prrInssH
Terms cash aps
Package saIe............ of...........Dry Goods.
BY j. b. BLACHE, Auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY,. april TO- halEpast I0OiclOckW old a,
w the Of Mes1s Mcdowell Peck No 90 stree
IS packages Of British DOMESTIC COOL 8. comprising well
gs, Plsns Linens Cambria Handkerchiefs. Lisadoe Coae
Checks DiDes Brown and Nankeen Linens Russia shenes
Napkins and Table Diaper Printed Lawns, Jacones Mourning
10 cases Log Cabin CoTT9NADEsi
cases FioentiBe do
20 bales 4 4 Brown SHEETTNG;
10 super Bleaebsd do.
cases Chntz PRINTS.
Terms at sale.
The goods will be ready for inpec5n early morning
| Of The sale. apps
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AMUSEM ENTs.


ORLEANS srk EFT. between RoJsl and Bourbon Streets
" TUESDAY EVENING. Arril g-ssa viii he ueriorasd d.
sAaiming Qgsrs. p thEsg aet., By Adam, sntlled
TIE PDSTILLfON OF E0AJUHEAU.
To conclude with the Vaudeville, tine act entitled
hi PETIT Fills
~ Performance c5nrers AZ quarter hefore ofelt