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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
CITY ITEMS.
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ACADEMY OF MrsIc-Emani was presented on
Monday to good house. who received it with much
favor The fnale Of the third act, mainly owing to
the exertions Of Nine La Grange and Cercsa was en-
cored and the trio of the last act received the
honor, which was an unusual compliment to the ar
fists As whole this performance of Ernan requires
no special notice and was defective in material points;
but we think that Ceresa, who gained considerable
reputation as a tenor at concert some time since in
this city, more than met the public expectation. Since
he appeared here he has devoted himself to earnest
study Of his art and the improvements manifest. His
voice is fresh and sympathetic in the middle repertoire,
and the higher notes have that ringing metallic
quality which is 20 effective in concerted pieces Over
the combined effects of tie chorus and orchestra IN
the noisy finale of the third act it dis
tincty heard. He would be classed probably
as tcnore roJusfo but this term scarcely describes
the quality of his voice. 1t resembles Bocionis
than Bngnolfs, and, to apprehension would be
more permanently effective than either in roles which
require power rather than sweetness. Unlike some
artists, he exhibited no inclination to husband his
voice during the first act, and was apparently en-
trelv unfatigued the close. As actor he Is TAR
below his position as a vocalist. We should be
clad to hear this artist in Manrco Madame La
Grange was, as usual perfectly satisfactory to the
audience and in the last tho brought down shower
Of applause Taffanelh sang the King carefully and
with fair success but he is scarcely equal to the part
OF the rest, we prefer silence to criticism
Tonight is presented the popular Trovaore, which
drew s. 200 on Monday night of last week-the largest
amount ever received at the Academy. The east In
cludes La Grunge, Brigno, Amodio, and Ada Phillips
as Arucena.
There will be grand time tonight in the Sixth
Congressional District The Republicans hold mass
meeting at Tompkns Market, at O'Clock. "iiham
Curtis Moves, Leutenant-Governor Raymond, Chaun-
cey Shnfe and other speakers, viii address the meet
ing. There will be Ang-raisins, and singing by the
Germans, at he Henry Clay House, corner OF Avenue
and First street. at O'Clock p. m after which
procession will be formed and march to the place Of
meeting. The FreuoOt sad DsytOa Central Club have
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fhdyertis eue,f.
! GIRNIY MOuId respectfully announce to his

fri, nd and Patrons THAT he coruu ~ PHoroGsapHic aud
D.GvERr business his Oh Gallery No $40 BroidSay
and 'ha- he has NOT removed any branch
a biz esstsLmer part e tie city ror GOES n IN end
40 doing Ic ha made impor;an. alterations and
In uroysuents in tie PHoTocRAPIc DEPARTMENr, and 10
now enabled with the advantage VI superior artists to produce
finer ricur, Il Leret1frc made in this c)Gl'ry
J. CukyEl, No 3i9 Broadway, cor Lejnards-
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fAdyertisemeJt
A pppFI,,rD BuHATH,-What lady or gcn,le

nan you'd n ain under the Of adsagreeAoe breath
In Inv ing the BALM . THoUsASD FLOWERS A. denti
r woud only render sweet but leave the teeth white
A. ,sbsster Many persons 30 not snw their breath bad
r. subec, - delicate their friends will mention H.
Ponr single drop OF BALM your toothbrush and wash
the teeth nigh, and morning 5cent bottle Will i2st year
IT, se ly all Druggists None genuine unless signed b. Fyr
plpcE Co., Proprietor
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GOVERNORS ISLAND REPORT.

GovERSoR's ISLAND. Sept. 9, 1856,
Number of cases brought into the hospital since II
M, Sept. 8. Three.
Number of deaths. None
Number of discharges. None
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Advertisement.

SECURITY hGAINsf Dt H6L NJ I nc fV"' IN
LOCK patented b, VALENTINE EULER has ih',e essential
L. mixed = II. very small s. Notwo locks sreaiike
~ , he one, tie key Add 70 this thai ae bolt ~
sv .ngh for .niire security and that the Lock can be
srv door Will out Jsgurins it, and very mod ate
cost For sst by VALtsTSs BUTLER " And .! Ma4enane
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La W INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-sEPr. 9-Be<oso
Judge Belts


The United States agt. the hrg Brsman, &c.
The preliminary question to the sutficcncy OF the
ON which Of proceedings In this was astcd
until is,on In process Of execution at the Island
OF St. Thomas could b. returned decided by Judge Belts
ills morning .
TIE commission In question taken out In conformity -
Ru q and the Circuit Court but not TO Rules lo
lC6 and lO7 By Rules C. c. lO2 and Rules d. 2io It Wa
ordered that the rules of both Courts when applicable were 10
BE- binding.
Under Ibis rule the commission taken ont regularly
sud preliminary objection OF the Government wss
ov,rru,d.
The Court adds the afdavits which the motion 10
properly entitled is the claimant named In
eth paper TIE party making the application should be ht
heard papers proceedings the real party IN
yenng in The action should appear In all the proceedings
But as these ectons raised By the plaintiff other
JUDGMENT given than denial OF the motion OF the Go'es-
wi bout COSTS
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fAdyertisement.l

MORE NOyELTY.-The latest Novelty in the
WAY Of PORTRAITS is just out at BRApY's. lii
CoLoRBD ANBRorYPEs
which can BE- made in most exquisite perfection a,
LESS THE PRICE DAGuERREoTYPEs.
They NAV b. to-day BRADYs No. $50 Broadway
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,n,e Of the BAL THOUSAND FLOWERS for pertaining
The breath b.surfynz tire complexion The popularity Of
bs, article rward host of couDteresrs. None
- nuin. unles. signed by FgTRIDCE Co. For sale by all
re,pectabe druggists who frown down couteers and inn
posters
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Fort Hamilton Sept. 6, lS56. .
subscriptions for the Fort Hamilton Relief Society
will he receive at the office OF William H. Sears, No.
I57 broadway, CHARLES +. SEARS, Treasurer.
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Stealing banners appears to be popular business in
New-.Jer-ey On Saturday night party Of dark Ian
politicians entered the premises of Rowland John
son. North Orange, and carried off large banner in
scrbed to Fremont and Dayton, which they destroyed
and left in mutilated portions on the lawn of Ere
mont man in the neghborhood As the cowardly per-
petntors of this outrage are well known, they may
look sharp for call in few days from who knows
how to punish such lawless mscreants.
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On Monday afternoon, about o'clock, boy IL
years of age rescued from drowning by the intre-
pidity Of William Rabineau who has charge of the
floating bath at the foot of Desbrosses street This
boy fell off the dock at the foot of said street and
Mr.. William Rabneau, at the risk of his own life,
saved that Of the boy, who is unknown to him.
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Smith Monday night in the basement OF No y
Fsnkfc street which he had entered by forcing open ono of
the window shutters. When discovered ne hfd aoon To
worth OF clothing pac KIDD up ready carry of He taken
in custody By officer Mcdonald Of the Fourth Ward Police and
afr rard loo ked I'D Justice Osborne for trial The pms
is H of age about weeks ago he came from
t. RE Haue Indiana search of employment but falling 70
obtain an he in various parts OF ne city
and thus became acquainted with bad boys who induced him 10
commit the burglary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10

Last night the Republicans fred a fue de jois il
honor of the splendid victory gained in Maine yester-
day.
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lyertisement.l

FIIs-BrILS.-M'N EELY's celebrated BELLS
or all iescr iptons for sale, Factory Prices, by
FArRHAxxs Co.. Agents, No. 1888 Broadway.
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NEW-yERSEY ITEMS.

DEDIcATIoS OF Rocky NouSrArN Hut, NoHra
ORANGE, n. 1.-THE Republicans of Orange twho, ~
the way have greatly increased in numbers recently
that No suitable place could be found to accommodate
Il cir meetings,) have erected commodious Hut o.
the main street, near the Park House, which was
dedicated to Fremont and Freedom on Monday even
ing, by large and enthusiastic meeting. Addresses
delivered by Messrs, Barrett, Harris, Butler and
johnson. II was resolved attend the meeting to BE-
held at Newark Thursday, in public procession.
The bali il in motion and will be kept rolling until the
4th of November when New-Jersey will assuredly fol-
low in the wake of the Northern States, and declare
herself in favor of Fremont and DAYTON.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TO- 1885,

,lc,;ol,,,r Of law. A. the complainant has rclucse
o,,,. IN tbslf of Warous | shall suspend ia ig-
nent in bi~ Gaze Gaze, Is,pli not dis zoe Their by
rr.onment in ire Penitenary; and the sentence o.
the Court i that Lyser shall be imprisoned IN inc lily
prison for thirty days."
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ARREST on SUSPIcIos.-Offcers Jacobs and Gri-
,h Yesterday arrested Alexander Ray and Peter kennedy
usrcon Of theft Fifteen pair Of earrnEs and Eve sdis<
hresp were found in their possession A. they told contr
IN stori,, thew were detained foi examination
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ForSD DRowYFD.-Coroner Connery held an in
ores, day npon the BODY Patrick Hart native Of IRE.
land 3 az Of age who found drowned at Pier o. East
Rv D,cea.,d let bis home last Friday evening" and was
NOT again ..en until found in the water BE shoe
by trade and lived at No Bolivar street Brooklyn The jury
r,nd, red a verdict Of death by drowning.
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TACoxrrrsEsI UslsTrsDED-When the Buchanan
nrocession moved last night, Sheton's Band At the
head led off with "The Boston City Guards Grand
ouiek.ep." dedicated TO its Commander, Isalc r.
sbensd esq. Capt. Shepard is the dent cal BIs.on
Republican orator who has been in TIA city and vcin
ty The week pas, speaking to Fremont Clubs, and
who tonight addresses he citizens of Newburgh.
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FH1oyIous AssAULr.-Lawrence Lyman, tailor
In I.wis street was arrested Monday ni1ht charged with
ss.anltne James Mills and siabbing him in tn. side with
par of shears In exenuaon Lyman says that Mills ana two
others came hs place and assaulted him. AM tha' ne used
The shears in selfdefense He committed by Justice
Wood 10 await exanin alton.
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nept in Iis Gaze s'nii not DIS 80 &C uher oy
pri.onment in ire Peniteniiary; and inc -ehenc" %
the Court il that Lyster shan Dc ihp'H'oNod " "' wy
Prson for thirty days
THr Ap,vs PfG,Mr CAsE.-The charge OF bigaihy
against Capt. Alouzo W Adams, preferred oy Ms
Post, mother Of the lady whom he last marned, WAS
resumed Yesterday afternoon before Justice Davidson
at the jefferson Police Cont. The object OF the com
plant was 10 prove that Adams when he married her
daughter, had wife living, to whom he had been
married in California The name of this lady is lsa-
bella Moran. She is Spanish.
Mrs. Mary Fraser, wife Of James Fraser, residing IN
Fin, -fth street, near Broadway was placed upon the
stand ard testified that she knew both Capt. Adams
and Isabella Norm; Jaw her in March or April AT Mr.
Hos. Dennlsons boarding house in Bond street; she
was called Mn. Adams; SAW her afterward at her own
house AT almost every point counsel for the pro>ecu,
ron lDterposed objections to the questions put AMI
much time consumed in discussing the points; con-
sequcny but little evidence taken, and the
was adjourned unfinished.
FouSD DRowSED.-The body of man, supposed
TO be that of Patrick T. Carr who has been missing for
come time, was found floating in the slip foot of pier
No. 81 East River. The Coroner was notified.
Sr1cIpE-Ferinand Humme, German. % years
Of age was found dead in his yesterday morning
Of Greenwich and Rector streets. he havn-, while
pressed state Of mind swallowed dose Of cyannre lash
The has for past been clerk the
OF l. T. Pupke the above and within three weeks
p bs been observed 70 be very deponden bu, hat
case is unknown. few days since he endeayored 70
e.se some the drug store of Dr. Van LeT. bu did
succeed. In his letter was fui adifessed g us
employer Of which the following j. a Translation:
DEAR Ms PUPKE: For the last three weeks have been
tired of nv life much that cannot stay nger In h'
world could never again have pleasant hOu-l bid fare
well TO you and your family Give my best resPe ~ 70 my
n.ent. and send them after bra paid tue
f,nce OF NV effects Let them think died OF sickness
leave cheek 10 your order for the have IN the sea-
mems Savings Bank Forgive II give you any trouble
Once more as il il impossible me TO live longer oi you
well Signedl n r
The amount Of the cheek $40 Coroner Ghaoe ned
an inquest upon the body OF Diseased and verdict OF suicide
rendered by the jury.
TIKI ToMBs SHYsTERs WORK. - Tn sunday
Caper arrrs'ed tor sp'kns now
M Phalen taken before Justice Welsh. VINO committee
him 10 prison Yesterday Cper wife appeared az the our
requested 10 be informed had not been
az she had the day before paid his fine S. 70 man about 'he
Ton b. who offered him released for that sun sac az
the tine of akng the inquiry presented this man. card "nen
Il appeared that individual question Ioo SyseE
alias skinner ALA lawyer II this fellow took tie money a.
stated by Mr. Cape he did without authority and should
BE- made for the ofense An example OF TWO nn
hsye the of stopping the sknnns operations oil 'uca
ra-cals.
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Srnnr, Dr.rp.-Coroner Gamble held an inques

Yesterday No. p W hitehal street. upon w" po'Y
Hylad OF England ii year OF age VINO dh hhsn
a. ,b Island CITY Hotel No ~ Whitehall street The Jury
rendered verdict death By apopexy Deceased leaves WIFI
and several children 10 mourn h loss.
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Hard C,sy.-Ofiicer Matthews, Of the Msyx,s
Cree arrested Georse Scott uore generally notoroa. 5, IL
mare Of Scotfy Court bsndshus large drt in~
Wien searched be had whistle pickooks and paw
tickets single and double bsrreed pistols II
CO.'S uufress sword with g scabbaId and various .s
cotLug all of which supposed to have been stolen. lie
a noted thief and rowdy.
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sURROGATE'S COURT-sEPr. 9-Before A. w. Brad


In the of the Estate Of Jeanne Du Lux, DECEASED
TIE order in this ease settled to-day, and the mo-
tor Counsel tor the French claimants for further allow
InE suRRocATE-I constrained say that the Counsel
other side performed services at early stage oil t
case in which the present applicant did nos material, Pr
pate The compensation ought not therefore, 10 De slun
Claimants $50 in addition.
Te case has been contested solely question of the
legitimacy Ferrie. That the point which the proofs
directed and which has been passed upon BY the Court
- such entitled letters The decision be Incorporated
into The decree from which the legal consequences via
lis rbu, c estate will BE- determined when the dis.ri-
tun ts Place am nSt NOW misty called upon 70 sn
decision in tie decree and ave the results where tho law hA
Tie follows upon the taking proofs. &c:
ordered adldg,d aud dec,d thai letters Of aimnstr
n upon Of Jeanne Du Lux @ granted and issue to
j. an T. feiIe IS me s. ma son ana 'o n ~ m s
,tc u to said F.n and such PRISON as may De onso
quiIed by law.
SUPREME COURT-Sp,cuL TfpN--Before Judge DavcsL
jos. ssndior' ct al agt Noah Norm. ct 81.
Al tire equities G, the complaint being denied, the
iIjUEotion order must BE- vacated Without cost.
G,o ". Scfibner aft. Fredk. Smith.
Motion to charge place of trial denied, With liberty
.-..
Henry +. Pinncy ag VIM r. Lee 1T a.
a, IN 4. sars on naymer Of aa
Albert Horn ss. Albert N. Haase.
Judgment for plaintiff, with leave To defendant 10
to sI.swsr in FIVE days, on payment OF - costs.
NoTrCy-The Judges will sit mt Chambers during
the NC nth of September from 81 to II o'clock Per order
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPecraL TEsN-sEpr. O.
Before JUICE DAILY
Peter Van Antwerp egt. James Blauve.
Notion for cave 10 issue execution granted.
Asai.l A. Denmsn agt Chas. It. Porter
Order OF reference.
Assbel A. penman agt Jhos. Haney
Order Of reference to Thomas Boese.
Morris Ketchum and others agt John 7 =. Ketchnm
Order for surviving plaintiffs to issue execution, ets.
The People sai. David Hall and NOAH A. Childs.
Motion for remission of Judgment denied; stay q
procsedir q for 80 Days.
Jas. Fizyersd aef. Frederick Beiz.
Order OF allowance of $50.
r. II. TDson, ct al, ACT. Z. r. Biddle.
Motion granted.
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FATAL ACcIpEST.-Yesterdsy morning Genn0
ed Bach keeper porter house in Division f.n
ino cellar corner Even and Johnson breaking his nss&
n. VIZ, going another liquor store Tor for his
toner. whe he met with his death - above stated.
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sdourned their mass meotn and will meet with tho
RcnpIIcsns a, the above-named place.
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FouSD DRowSED.-The body of a man. supposed
TO bethat of Patrick T. Carr who has been missing for
come time, was found floating in the slip foot of pier
No. 81 East River. The Coroner was notified.
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RowDrIss.-Lsst Sunday evening man named
J.n's kns hous With .yersi obef. vent into the r.-y
store a. Dnohn jus above Mos HOTEL Glove kcsdr
sHd ft'' o sn uo AA.r the PARTY serv-d Ne asken
~ n'e tet th b-ltsspsrs refused hn, ana took
Gown nom anAl sn al pistol. King - get Over
tee3tnhr intending to iisht'n him. khs hold Of Ne
pistol to~'Ftr md snapped Al The Dachuan bat did net
foot b, turned TOW ard the door When OF the
dsnsin lsown hand and woundins him yer.iv Y-,erdsy
tie DuicLu arrested and held 70 b. q,
pt ng 10 shoot King
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CHuLp's BODY FouSD.-The body of an infant IVES
nud In the woods Yesterday morning Van Ksarens Pssk
Road Hotel Coroner Reddng notified.
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EXTENSION OF Henry STRTET.-The Committee
on Streets Of the Councilmen. held another meeting
Yesterday afternoon 70 consider the matter of extend
ing Henry street. Alderman Fox appeared before the
Cosmiec and spoke in favor of the improvement, and
Councilman Phillips in opposition.
TIE NEW CITY HALL.-The Committee on Repairs
and Supplies of the Board of Counclmen met yesterday
afternoon, in the Council Chamber and entered into
an examination of the plans for New City Hall which
were adopted by the Board of Aldermen.
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AhIS, aug T''Vs
y. B.-Two or three diplomas yet wanted from the
1myerial Commission prevented me from forwarding
tle diJ Tomas awarded TO the gentlemen above men
tone hy the last steamer, a. Ia reach your Excel
lnrv m time for the Grand inauguration of the OBJ
r,atorv, and as hey would not be ready before the
l5h sad you tbs letter by the Hermann, which is
10 erve on Tie 18th, from Southampton and will try
lsl can to have the diplomas sent by the same
sencr. In doing | ON acting under the KIND
svatp given 20 ne by TIE Hon. Mr.. Corning, during
5HlGtc visit 20 Paris.
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ser, Fabrs, Guyol, Kelly, Landry, Rusha,
Fhayer and Violett--I
No quorum. III N e gs
Mr.. Landry moved to adjourn lost.
Yeas--MegsrB. Bartlette, Fsbre, Kelly, and
Landry s5
i, Nays Megsrgs Benit, Eager, Guyol, Russia,
lnayer and Violett--6. .55
minutes. ss. .Ssf1} q III
Ihe roll Was again called at 20 minutes to s
/ 2 cI9css When he following members answered
Hon aersrd ssish, President pro lem. !;
messrs Bartiet ts Bsnis, Eager, Fabre, Guyol,
No quorum. "a Is
On motion, the Board took ! reesss Il fifteen
minutes. -
At the expiration Of which time tas I'LL vas
again called 35 3ss "a I'M
Members present Hon. Gerard stith, Prcsi.
dent pro tenn. Messrs. Bartlctte, Benit, Eager,
Eabre, Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Rusha, Thayer
and Vio1ett--11.
No quorum.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
s&& JAMES A.. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
FRIDAY, May 9th, 1866.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn-
ment.
:. Roll called at 7 o'clock
Members present Hon Gerard Stith, Presi-
dent pro tenn Messrs. Bartlette, BENT, Ea-
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CHURCHES.

CEtUESSEAES.
LINK Duncan, camp, c. Basin
MeR5syi1s and Ssses
sSsi Ion ic caihsdraS s' Square
S. Aphon5e-s Hna5sS, :. Iiye Oak and Laurel.
st. ts" sssun and Banesm Al
st john h' Isap.st-Dryadcs b. Clio and calliope.
st. Fsstssg E 5"a sHs sSs ass!msn
s. FliiS Fsi Hpp junction with r'y'""'
s. s. y@ss%t Dc Pau% 1; ne n; Nonosut
p FIRST cos$ ?HHgs it H;1g9Ts"':
rrorEsrAS 4 & Sfs3SS 3 }"' :. ,,.....,.
Christ churcl-canal, C. Dauphine.
St, Paul's-Camp, c. Gaenne
45n1'S'Sss.eR ~HSi;sn Square
Mount olivet-Algiers
Euterpc, b. Bacchus md Dryadss
anna ' GaFoa'telst ;; He i,s, and Girod,
ii 'ryadels, e & '5 Teirpsichoro.
n nis!y} & b. f Bsnnls and Coat.
Carrallton, Carroton, c. Nayades.
PREsBYrERfAsN ss:s'
Prytana, Clio
Casacnvo, n. Railroad.
Canal, C. franklin.
Fulton Josephine.
Prytania, c. Josep hne. III,
Thalia, c. Benton.
Bonligny, CaRp, n. Cadig.
GERM. EYANG.:
Protestant-Phlip Chippewa.
Protestant-Clio, b. Apollo and Nayades.
UNITARIAN:
Prymia, Calliope.
Clio, b. Pryania aud Dryades
Terpschore, n. Nayades.
Euerpe, b. Bacchis and Dryades.
CANDLES. OIL, WHISKY, BRANDY, etc
" 1000 boxes Proctor Il CANDLES STAR CANDLES;
700 boxes Frasers STARCH;
50 barrels No. LARD OIL; .-
100 barrels Boyle's Copper Distilled ROSE WHISKY
100 hf bbls s
100 quarter and eighth casks Domestic BRANDY;
IS bhs Monongahela WHISKY, Gron bound3
so hf bbls
For sale by JOSEPH hANnls 4, 20,
~EnAR-3O logs Honduras Cedar, landing e4 schooner
I r Matthew's from Baze, for sale by
MANILA SALT-220 600 bushels Manila Salt cargo
lN ship Oxford, for sale by
40 So Gravier street.
SAS@~- 49, CONVERSE & CO.,
corner of Canal and New Leree
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ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Robin streets.
Corner Tchouptoulas and Henderson streets.
st. Mary's street, between Perdido and Poydras.
LOUISIANA,
Corner st. Thomas and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner Tchoupioulas and Richard streets.
BRAMAH.
Corner Tchouptoulas and Market streets.
MERCHANTS,
New Leree and Louisa streets.
ORLEANS,
Corner I.eyce and Roffgnac streets.
PLANTERS,
Corner Annunciaon and Richard streets.
SZYMANSKrS, -..
Corner I.evec and Coue streets, Third District.
Corner Henderson and New Levce streets.
UNION, -
Corner New Levee and Ronignac streets.
WOODS,
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
TEXAS,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Orange Streets
LEYEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Ievee street between st. Ferdinand and Monegut
streets, Third District.
Levee street. opposite Post 1885, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New I.evee and RoffignRc streets.
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Ievce street. between Montcgut and Clouet streets,