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DAY morning.. VS4
Mobile and the Lake Packets.
", nc ~ dg;, s,:. sl "a Ms =,
cssoaIs- 81 Anan ran : Tie new "
And n s- ssS
maaer (avlng ssn built pressy iof the Lake trade With
ssss he Popacha%siD Railroad daily on he arrival a. he
Lake Of The u O'Clock. \. cars.
As:n, promptly at hsif es:. I, O'clock. :. :: - -
Gam. Line s mds. =. E,
81 Louis, PAS Christian, Mss;ss III ri : Gy.
III:
ter bull, expressly for The Lake usde with superior
%1ffb,Ss1 and n Is n
and the Rsosd o. the d Of the
ss
Sl The aaE The LAT Ssres Warehouse every Tues
'sst o. ~sss's sS5Sss S::s Is Ban. Place
f,,. Js,,.3 ass sMsa Bay ;L La1
splendid Lake packet steamer. H. r Ensisn master
beer ovs.n.us r.S rs'fd with
Ply Eff 5s:i s;:;s f.;
Z; ;ss}' s:s ~: s
| -~~ u New Orleans. Bay st
kSu Pa: h, ~ ~. ,,' n.g,., n
s s X "'s ssSs
SATURDAY, oa INV Hasf.
%s sSa.s.d.y. @ fSsssy :
AsS si,l son.iSu. in tSs siaI. -, !oasd:
bss T. W S4RsE q g. y : i CAME! ): ):
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BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
L cepton Of visitors the sa,h inst. under the -
management of JOHN w. NIXON. ina
During the spring additions and improvemen s 4z1
have been made Rrsaer degree OF comfort and
convenience the guests OF the house.
The sandy beach of Biloxi, heretofore annoying 10 Pc
dean. has been planked BY order OF the coPoa'on and
villages =.
The Table will always be supplied with the deicacies Of
the sea coast and New Orleans Market
Attached the house vii be found Bath houses, Bar
and Billiard ROOM and Ten Pin Alleys ,
The following Rates OF Board will be charged during The
! season: - =,
by
l Fer
Children and Servants, half price, -
| Biloxi. May 10, 1851. m7lh Sm
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TEAss TEASgl
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Con

4 pany, No. i2l
q b ath a m street
(The oldest + e 0
establishment in the
United Stttes.) N
Orleans Agency. y.
Canal street. These
Teas are more ea :
tetsively known and
approved OF. thar
those of any othe'
establishment in thl'
county. Every -es
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
deavor 10 conttOl tbs
most valuable ant
useful kinds of TEA
that are imported
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 8.


Wig District Meeting-One of the most
>unruly, Of tine most disorderly, and certainly
one of the most one-sided meetings, which it has
ever fallen to the lot of reporter to attend, was
mat SO called d" Wing District Meeting" held at
the Shades, in Perdido street, last evening. The
hooting, kissing, screaming, bowling and yelling
enacted there, were like the proceedings Of the
inmates of a lunatic asylum, or Of pandemonium,
than it was that Of deberative set Of sober cti-
zens, meeting for the purpose of exercising privi-
lege guaranteed to every upright citizen under our
glorious Constitution. The farce for such must we
denominate it, was commenced by Major Beard
calling the meeting to order, and nominating Major
sRanney to preside, and - Chiffon, Esq, to act
v Secretary.
r. G. Hunt came forward to speak, but was
prevented by the excess of kindness manifested by
his democratic friends on the occasion. It's true,
.pssFnission was asked by Mr. T. Hunt from the as.
+ semblage for Mr. Marks to speak, but the secret
organization The Hunt ties prevented that gen
tleman (Mr. Matks) from getting hearing. MajoI
Beard thought to obtain order, but failed Tellers
were called on, and the ballot resored to- Thi'
I course Mr.. Marks protested against Messrs. Wal
ton and McClosky, however, were appointed tel
lers and so, Mr.. Marks finding that fair play, O.
an mpa ral hearing was out of the question, h,
he left the Shades Gnfernal on this occasion) ant
|at2ok the stump the street steps of the old Com
a eercial. Having means of reporting any Of rh'
speeches on the OCCASION the abors of reporte
were not tested, however sorely his patience ant
4 ideas of propriety may have been.
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Very S0picious.-The house of Jean Baptiste
Isard, on Basin, between St. Peter and Toulouse
streets, was burgarously entered by some person
on the 9th inst, in the middle Of the day, and
the trunks Of Mr.. Isard, and six silver spoons and
one silver goblet, stolen therefrom. The goblet
goblet was afterwards found in room in the same
house, rented by a man named Jean Duelss ala.
Savoyarc, who, Isard believes, is the guilty party
Duclos was arrested.
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and consequently able thing in tnsf
Of ue quality PROF. that in this respect no Oh
81 r. PAGE, Ascent,
n Canal ,treet o0e d0ue below Royal.
II Just received pef steamship Ohio and ship Union,
large sssostmsnt Of the above reas.
my8 3m 9. n. RAGH, Asnh.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

r...s. G,s Es..ns, o gsly 3: ,ss,.}
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship United States Henckng, MnattIan. via Vera
b. ship Uniia. Irwin. Liverpool. -Giffnsy i Lowell
Br shig Banchs pucsett Lverpoo Pos.let waite nee
Ss en- Jsn @sy Kingston js SahsS
Schr Powhattan, Caro- PEN. acoa. Bu ley
schr Urbnnns, Lawess, NewYork, Chas Deake Mco
Bark H II Wolfe, Davis. Bordeaux, Fosdck Eco
-
Arrived
Ship Manchester Tyler 20 days from New York. to William
Ship Forax Gordon 80 days from Boston, to mastsr2d N.Y.
Anna, Johnston, from Washington.
ships Manchester and F0rax
-
Exports.
MiNATITLAN-Psr steamship United States: in ballast.
LIVERPOOL-Pn BIZ ship ,)la S79e bales cotton, 4la
bbls 100 hf do hour, 80 bbls lallow.
LIvERPOOLrPsr Br ship Blanche: 2ll4 bales cotton.
90 bbs -four, $40 do lard.
SAvANNAH-Pes schr Mary Eddy: 9As csks bacon. a6C
Oh rope 500 sks corn, bbs lard.
KING6TON-Pev BY schr John Wesley 317 bbls pork.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Powhatsn: $50 bbls -four, 10 do
whkey 10 DO pork. csk. bacon, hhds cs rice
us 30 do oats. 10 do coffee. 10 bxs soap.
NEW YORk-Pes schr Urbanna 204l SKIS corn, 81 bbl
lard and talow 1000 slaves. csks ae 10 empty casks.
| BORDEAUX-Per bark II H Wolfe SO bales jaap
| II. 700 slaves. e2844 in specie
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STEAMBOATS,.

- - Regular Red River Packet Steamer
La3e6k1 OeCEOLA-Fer Aexand'ia, Grand Ecre
passenger packet Os,EOLA James Robinson will
leave The above and all intermediary landing. THURS
OA next 10th inst, o'clock r. n. FIR freight or
passage, apply board, or to T. B. SMITH. Agent.
t The Osceoa will be ready to receive freight Tees
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only of assault and battery against Thielmann but
also charge of robbery that Mr.. Thielmann had,
during the ARRAY, snatched an apron from his
breast, in which were seven dollars, and had been
guilty Of robbery.
The case came up yesterday before the Recorder,
and before the witnesses for the defendant had been
heard the Recorder stated that the robbery part OF
the affidavit he should dismiss, as totally inbound
ed, and upon that he took pleasure in stating thai
Mr. Thielmann was honorably discharged that II
was proved to his satisfaction that one Of the
walters of the establishment had himself taken the
apron, with the money, and steal,hily secreted
them; that as to the assault and battery, the
| Thielmann family had been first aggrieved, wert
only acting in support of their legal rights in at
tempting eeress from the garden; that true, ar
afffay had been proved, but if he bound over an,
party he thought it would be the afanls; but upor
this he should consider, and certain it was SHOULD
discharge Mr. and Mrs. Thielmann, and they wer
| accordingly discharged.
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SHADY GROVE, BILOXI.

L for the reception Of Boarjer. During the sprlng, IL
additions and improvements have been made to
ensure reaer degrea of comfort and convenience TO
the guests Of the house. TIE Table will be alwaya furnished
leans markets Afford the best Table Caret free Of extra
charge. and always plenty Of Milk from cows kept IN
The premises. Attached the house fine airy Bath
House. and fine Shady Lawns, which make it one OF the
pleasant the shore.
for rooms can be made with the proprietor
the P0ydfas street Restaurant No. 30 Poydras street.
myl9 lin JOHN COATES, Proprietor.
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Murder Case Postponed.- examination o.
Thomas Enwright, charged with the murder o
Charles Harrison Grover, the mate Of the steam
boat Grand Turk, on the 18th ultmo, was agar
postponed yesterday for the fourth or fifth time
we beeve) by Recorder Caldwell, indefinitely.
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, miss.

THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
Il form her old friends and patrons, and The pubc& a
reception Of traveller and visitor 70, the enu ns III
season. Having been at a great expense IN buildnGs -
repairing ETC. she can now recommend her house in
ferioe m point of accommodation, commodity and ocny.
to anv Hotel sea She has erected the
large and spacious ALL ROOM. surpsssing in dimen.
sion. any similar room in Biloxi which admirably adapted
to Balls Parties, and public gatherings generally, upon
winch she viii lei reasonable terms Also. 10
addition the Ball Room she has prepared accommodation
fog a least fifty pessons more than last season.
HER TABLE. it will be her constant care. to provide
AMPLY with the beat ths and neghbong markets afford
Fine and r00my BATH HOUSES, adjacent to the Hotel
for the con venience Of boafders. .
she requests what will be her effort to deserve
share Of public patronage.
Per month. $50 90 Per week % 90 Per DAY q 30
Ri,oxi. NAV g. 1851 mvt1 IF
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Stabbtng.-A man named John Davis was
stabbed in the arm yesterday, in the First Munich.
pality. Michael Sagomarcini was arrested in con.
sequence, and gave bail to appear for examination
on a future daY.
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NEwYoRK, June %.

NETWORK, June ".
In the Webb and Willis case the three Judges
OF the Superior Court unanimously decided that
the Coddington letters must be given up to Mr..
Warner. This Is probably the conclusion of this
branch OF the case, as Webb will hardly appeal
from the decision just made with such unanimity.
Rumor says, however, that libel suits, claiming
heavy damages, are to be commenced against
Webb by both Willis and the Coddingtons.
On Thursday night, Charles Curtis, living in
Washington street, while insane, stabbed him sell
in the left breast, and, while an officer was going
for surgeon, he escaped from the house and
leaped into the North river. He was rescued
however, and is now doing well.
A highly respectable firm, that of E. D. Hur
but " Co, engaged in the cotton business, ha.
suspended in consequence Of losses by the decline
of that staple. This house suspended few year.
ago, but subsequently paid their indebtedness il
full with interest.
The Humboldt, for Havre, carried off to-day
$S92, 1876 in specie, mostly silver received from
| the West. She also carried out 1O1 passengers
among whom were Count Francisco Munos an,
lady, Of Havana; John c. Stevens, of NewYork
VIM J. Sinclair, Washington, D. c.; H. P. Fue
| gos, Charleston, 8. c.; Bishop st. Palias, Vim
cennes, Ind; Rev. Charles Maneyrode, Peters
| burg, V. 1t is some consolation to know that thi
export Of silver cannot last much longer, as tn
| immense quantity of breadstufs sent across tn
Atlantic must be returned. The export of bread
stufts up to the 18th Of June amounts to LOIS, SO
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BLADON SPRINGS.


THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
for the reception Of visitors the first day Of as
June. The propreors have added largely to their lii
during prepared accommodate from tour to
five hundred persons In addition the medicinal and cura
tive pees Of The ii diseases peculiar 10 Southern
china these Springs many advantages over most OF
the watering places the South and West Being situated
but four miles from the Biebee river Choctaw county
Ala healthy region be found IN ihe southern
country, accessible by STEAMBOATS, a. all seasons Of We
benefits be derived from the OF these waters suffice IT,
fully warranted SAYING that their sanntve pro-
peres the Of discusses OF the liver stomach bowels
kidneys skin ulcers Of long tnndng general debility Of
the SYSTEM gou heumatism dopsy etc., not surpassed
by in the United States hundreds can testify
who have tried their efficacy.
Many have been made. and in progress
regular packets from Mobile the Springs, semi weekly
Good hacks, with careful drivers will BE- in conslan, atien
dance convey persons and from the river The table
will be or Instantly supplied with hs best The country
Affords the pFoIretO pledge themselves to spare nc
pains T., render vors comfortable. For chemical pro
peses Of the the pubic referred 70 the analysis
one Of the PRINCIPAL Springs by Professor Brumby, OF thu
RATES OF BOARD:
Nweek. ~ u
month ~ "
| SVs Children and servants half price.
hOfse per day
per week ,S
Pr %"si ismii. .ub;sct 10 liberal deduction from III
| Biadnn Springs. Ala, May l. 1851. my7 I'm
To- For any further inoymstion; apply To- the Agent
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans
TNHE I,rue,, ssortmert of (SR FEN and BLACK

4 TEAS ever ofiersd for
salem this city and at lower
prizes. These TEAS are #
the latest importation, and
Ot the most choice qualities
grown in q h inn, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up IN
small quantities in well s=-
cured metalllcpackages, so
as 10 prese. We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
City retnil dealers.
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssup-
piled with every dnscrig
ton Of TEAS. inchests. halt
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FRANKLIN HOUSE, BlLOXI-This we'll
known house open FOR the reception OF families.
transient b0arde and vstof The sub:cr her
respectfully informs her friends and the public, that she hss
leased the above known a. the Fransin This stab
shmen has entirely Fetted. and visitors will ind
ali and every comfort. with airy and commoous
She prepared to accommodate hoa!des in maanes
NOT inferior TO any first class h0el on the Coast.
Wines and Liquors Of the best quality can be had al
the bar. Terms moderate. -
jes3 I'm MkS. J. DiAMOND
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THE sod e:Io' medicine IN ne ssc =
81 he stomach o. apretne
pes consumption debility sins nsn ptotfscts
lever and arue es ed sese na
ing eansed con ircn 81 ~
Dsrveus
and highly respectable esftiacases -
Professor a. A, HAYES, M. D., State Asayer;
FtTxHKNRv HOMER ESQ. Boston
Hon MrroW LAwasScs, IL Pea Mass. senate.
Hon L. H. ARK0Lp iovmsry Governor Of Rhode Island.
now member Of Congress; NIL,
Hon WIN. WOODBRIDsR, formerly Governor Of Mich-
gan, now u. p. Senator;
Hon; J; T; MoRxHsAD formerly Governor OF ksnsnaV
Hon. r. Slsnoxs. u. 9. senator from Rssds l.land
@!lon. SAM 8. paELrs. u 3. seeaos from Ss.?ons'
Hon soLosos foorR. member Of Corxsess from W;
Hon. II. ID. Fosr.R, member o, Ceneress y. N renna
Hon NJ l.. MARTIN. Delegate In Congress iron Wisesn-
Gen 4. T. DoDeE, memherin Congress from Iowa;
r. P. STOws, ESQ., CLERK n the ieese Of Representvs;
&C TRowsalpsE, Esq. Detroit, Mch L..
JOSE JOSEPH Hosss, ESQ. Ii Wal street. Nswv.f.
Many other hghss en b.
%:S,eia. ' '' IN. GEO D. GREEN Prapnsiat wnsiss q
| REED, BATES d. AUSTIN. whclessls Dsasslsss. Nes
20 For &c ~ WRiGHT GO. HiChstssA.
| ~ Prcs IL per bottlsi bostes for g. a:ssFs
| n cAurioN-Eaeh bottle Of h Geauins O.yRsns4 =
viii the wrapper printed Ensishy frenoA
nh with The signature 81 Geo Green, rrsp ets 80
sisa and, Smelly ensrzved label upoo ~ W
With 81 Reed Bates e. Ausin VI ~ -
General Agents. and to shs" ah ''' NILS dss "
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Receipts OF Produce:
WASHlNGTON-Pers steamer Anna: Al, 106 feet lumbes
PenetS hide, Bull ZOOS rolls leather Blanche.
-fundriea order
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THE WATERING PLACES.

H.
PAss aIsTIAN HOTEL.
~ This weIJ - esssbiskmsus re-opens this day for
the reception Of u e. During the spring aIteras.s have
been made h The 4 ems department, which canna fail
10 give safisfacto acbed the premises bsthne
houses bowng a. billiard room, pistol gallery and
-RAtss OF BoARD- -
By fbo day. W
By the week. for usnient vision N
By the month such rates A. may be agreed ons
predcated upon the number Of rooms rsauiEed and length
time occupied. and low price as any house on
the Coast.
II 10 the determination of the underlined maintain the
reputation Of this hous in ali in departments and NO e1es
lions will be spared to give satisfaction 70 it, numerous
patrons.
The mail boats Orssou. California. Florida. st. Charles
and Noble. 70 and from Mobile. stop At The Pass daily. as
advertised. y
Attae he'd the Hotel Academy. under the supsn
tsadsncs Of R. n. MeNsis. Esa.. Of New Orleans.
1hs rvics OF shrss resident Phyicisns. Of wskaown
rspntatiGn, can b obtained Of oil Tins.
R.H. MONTGOMERY. Manager
~ Lssn and pswspapen lsft at tbs oftess Of Z. Gsd
d. Esq. Bank Plscs and Mills Jsdsa. Esq. eosDss Of
Canal aad Camp s.sest.. ass forwarded daily.
Pas Chris,ian. May 81. 16L ie9 1l 2aoIn
nAPHNE HOTEL, Mobile Bay-The under
g.; 9 sssi q "
s. 81 ss: :ss " :se
e. md s. a:bs :. sa1 n:
stansls and dscac.s sf Market the fine Fish Of the
Gulf and the best OF OSsten
The Bed Rooms being .rs. and airy ave well adapted 70.
the bluffs fronting the hay. at all times afford deshtfa
| and shady retreat from the MONDAY sun. -
The Mineral Water containing Iron. Magnesia and Sui
phu exceent the Of Indigestion and torpid vess
and general debility.
The beauty the Shower Baths only be appreciated
| BY those who have tyied them.
| The Roads ihrou Oh the Pine Hills good.
Ten Pin Alleys, billiard Rooms and good Bar will b
| kept 0pen during the season. =
RATES BOARD:
BY the week a
Supper, Lodging and Bfeakfast ................ 1
Ch'd,en and servants half price.
Favorable terms to suit famlies
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THE Bay St. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
l. 18th June. Liberal Arrangements will be made IA
with families who wish TO take Board for the season IN!
addressed the undersigned. will receive ~
prompt attention. Z. LEWIS.
Raw ST. Louis. MAY q. 1851. my31 IT
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DR.. BANNlNG'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE
OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES. VIZ;
Weaknes Of the Breast Bronchitis. Shostns Of breath
Pain in the Cheat, Wsskness and besns q the LShss
Pains The Bach. Spinal asto.s Fslhss q tss SsTss
IN Xsrstsusion: udency 10 Aboon and Paai. eseg
nancy and the bad shape incident 20 child beasns nnd
Ous Coic, Sea Sckness and Chrome Dsrhas ma III w.
ms sod nv 81 b r. sHER IAN .Asses hsths
South. 81 IS ekcs, ~ 81 CaAkLss sffsFSi - SaSS!
NORN MILLS - Straubb's superior fss.eh
Co TT PRESS SCREWS Nsxslis s.es.iosfussa
ann dkW u > - = Asw AsssA
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARK ct.
JEFFERSON CITY,
Monday Evening. July z. 1851.
The stock of Beef Cattle and Veal continues extremely
small that Of Sheep AMPLE with moderate supply
Of Hogs. Prices leaning in favor Of holders. We
quote
-PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE Cine Western) y ID net
(Texas, etc., ........."...-4-$ b net
Hoes Observation-Disclosures. -D61ao v ID
eHEkP u oVflD % w v nehf
Mich Cows OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4A0 as y heqd
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6aB$- 30 y head
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NOtarial Notice,

THE undersigned most respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general that he has this day
~ 9f This CITY or the purpose ofuansaeng the
ESS in oil its various branches, at No. " CAMP
which viii be under The charge Of the undeigned Having
csve from his former patrons OF their support
Inc nndesEned s.o Commissioner for the Sa'es Of Viz
gina, Missouri Arkansas Alabama and Mis-
pp where ali Deeds every and description.
appenanng 70 tnoss particular sates will be correctly
Cl.m Of every description .s.n. the Government Of the
efEcient agent in Warrington City for that purpose
je2 BIN d. l. RICARDO.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Second Municipality, June Is, 1851.

BOUNDARIES Of the several School Districts
~ in the Second Municipality OF NewOrean., published
for the Of parents and guardians, under resou
JACKSON SCHOOL, DIsTRIoT for Ho,s and Girls, bounded
by the River, Felicity Road, Annuucati0n and njamin
School honse Of and Pacanier
W4sHIsaToE scFool D,sTKlcT. fr Boys and Girls
Annuncaton streets. Schoo house. Of Basin and
Magazine streets.
FULTON SCHOOL DISTRICT, for Boys and Girls, bounded
by the River D0d street, Tiy0 Circle, Nayades Thaa.
E'ele and Benjamin streets. Sehoohous Of Du
PLANTER and Annuncation streets.
JEFFERSON SCHoOh DsTRIcT, fos Bows and Girls bound
ed by Triton Walk Tivo Circle, Nayades street, Felicity
Road and the Swamp School house, corner OF Dryades
and Erat0 streets.
MARSHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT, for Boys only, bounded
by the River, Deord street, Tvo CIrce Triton Walk the
New Canal the Swamp. Hevia Circus and Canal streets
FRANKLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT, for Girls only, boundaries
Marshall District Sch0ohouse, st. Charles street
between GrOd and Julia streets.
FISK SCHOOL DisTRlGT for Bows and Girls. bounded b
house. covner Of St.Petsr and per,do streets.
iel4 m John CALHOUN. Secretary.
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Tho Kidnapping Case Recorder Caldwell
presided in Court yesterday evening from to 8
o'clock, to hear argument Of Counsel in the case
of Young D. Allen Capt Henry Forno, John
Higgins and J. B. Eloi. No further witnesses
were examined. John Henderson, one of the at
torneys for the prosecution, opened the argument,
and was followed by Col. Field, for the defence
James Clendennin closed the argument on the part
of the prosecution. The Recorder has taken the
matter under his most serious consideration, re-
serving his judgment, no doubt for distant day.
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~ Imports
NEW YORK-PeF ship Msschester assorted mdse.
BOSTON-Per ship Fofax ice to order.
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Horse toggery gome.-Mr. Cunningham's sta
bles, on franklin, between Benville and Custom
house streets, was robbed by some one Of a lot Of
harness, on the night of the 4th Of July. Recorder
Genos has issued warrant for the arrest of the
suDposed thief
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Californians returning
w IL n" s,a Vsry genera assor.mehs o, rasn-
vEe H E1san,s MEn EEESnnNS ph bEh
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