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nR, DE ANDRES
-PuRE-
sARSAP BlTTERS.

= az 7
The attention of Public City and Country Trade is re-
specially called to the introduction Of the
sarsaparina Bitters,
The most and valuable Bers that las ever
trouoed in country The trade in general can Do snpphea
by the following Grocers and Druggists:
Fat;o Marks Co., As, As and At New LeVee street.
Cr;sfn 4 Porch 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street
Ell Hart CO., 49, IS and II Tchoupitoulas street.
L. Basset, cor. Gravier and Tchouptoulas streets.
F. Avst 4 CANNON, 50 and 81 Old Levee street.
John T Moore COR Poydras and New Leyee streets.
VIM G. Mitchell cor. Camp and Poydras streets.
Cass & Bowling, 80 Poydras street. ....,... ..
T. W. Marsden Druggist, Ger. Magazine and Gravier
Turner Wailes Druggists, Royal and customheuse
G. N. MORRISON Agent,
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No. 62.1
.ACTE

PouRyoYANT A L'EbECTIoN DEs OFFICERS DE DIS
TETCFs EFT DE PARoIssBS DAMS TOUT L 'ETAT, lie
PREMIER LUEDI DE MAI NIL HIT CENT soIAANrE
. SIX. p. sE..o
SkcTloN l. LIE s6Hat ct Ia chambre des reHrisaI-
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DRUG STORE

No. ID FRONT LEVEE, opposite the ALGIERs FERRY
LANDING, NEW ORIEANs
se sook Of Medicines, Simple and Compound will tnd
superior full sud compae the patronage of the pubc is
regrsctfays ISOLATED by tho proprietor,
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STALLS NOE / AND ST. MARY's MARKET
Ships, Steamships and Steamboats, suppiieds
and is prepared furnish his cid friends and customers
with etsrytg in the meat inc his old placs Of business
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nH. G. w. DIRMEYEK-
&C.. NO. 80 PRYTANIA STREET,


1ExOyAI-DR. BERTHELoT HAS REMOVED
III his office from 16l CANAL street to the opposite
side Of the street.-the. l70-beween BARoNNE and DRY
AnEs Hours for spscia consultation from IL to N.
n-Dr b. usual gives special attention to all sURdh
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Mew Osans pagg Crescent gnesaay zAurung ar 49, 1896
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
IAME5 l.. GLENN ..sr ...s
AGENT FOR SAWYER, WALLACE & CO.,
New YORK.
VIII make advances Consgnnen.s to them In New
York, and friends in London Liverpool An.wepe
and Bremen.
Office 81 Carondeles street, New Orleans.
q uLEFF 81 TwEGHELL,
GEO aULEFF, 7. C. TwIcHRLLs
Dealers In Exchange, Gold and silver,
UscURRENT BANK NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS,
SCRIP AND GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS,
l2s GRAvIER ST., New Orleans.
DIKE. LAPEYxE d. BROTHER Nv. 8
PIKE, j. n LApEYRE, A. BRoTHHR)
Rnphers, Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Exchange, Bonds, Stock, Coin,
and Uncurrent Notes,
Office on Camp street. Canal and coanon streets
in building known sold City Bank and recently eoea
p;ed by the branch of the Louisiana State Bank" Second
Municipality, New Orleans
HEWITT, NORTON q CO..
WILL MAKE CASH ADVANCES ON CoNsIaNhENfs
TO THEIR BRANCH HOUSES
New York and Liverpool.
Ofics, Isl tOld Nunber) COMMON STREET.
cash ADvANCES-WE WILL MAKE CASE
consgnrnents Of Cotton for sale In tts
city, or for shipment friends Mesars BoONES,
GRAVES Il CO., New York, and Messrs. sATEBoNE
BROTHERS & CO.. Liverpool, England.
All shipments directed insured under open
policy LEVY DiEiEh-
n Carondelet street
eight embellishments SIGHT CHECKS.
Sight Checks Galveston Houston and Austin, Texas and
| on Nashville, Tennessee, for sale by
| s. NJ swEEsoN,
| 4s Carondelet street, corner Union.
| DVANCES ..................A ADVANCES
Liberal Cash Advances made shipments o. Cotton
other produce consigned my friends Mess G. koeng
Co.. London or Messrs. Edward Cox Sons Liverpool
| ROBERT B. Soaring, 40 Canal street
Liberal advances made consgnments of Cotton and othe
produce to my friends Arch, Edmston Co., Liverpool
| L. NJ. MERRITT,
47 Caron e ct street.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Passengers for GENTLY notify she Cond1csor prior
tho departure of the train. u. FAHbELi,
Superintendent
1LlAINGEa CENTRAL EAIEEs0A D. THE
4 quickest from New Orleans New York and all
Eastern and Northern cities z
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and eVenlns'
arrival of trains and steamers from the South.
Time from Cairo to Ch!cago-l3 hours.
=, :, Baltimore-49 hours.
. :. Philadepha--50 hours.
:. New Tork-hS hours ....
office OF the Atlantic and
Mississippi Steamship ,'arnpany and
The depot Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
RaiIroad also at the Illinois Central Railroad depot al Cairo
N. HUGHIFT,
General Superintendent, Chicago,
". P. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
g. f. LONGLEY,
General Southern Agent, New Orleans
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
rT,RE CopARTNEKsIHEP IN coMMENDuM q,
sng s ETY. he n 5 a sbras ys $751; by limitation
The late r NTH se Fas At them s as
and onartres Streets wiih9S delsE 10 avoid
legal proceedings. j. ~ BGol rIIi ,pn
A PEPiN, in Commendun.
SEs Ns1ds M 4 voE Ez zsKs S
eoasent dissolved on the Won zINKEN will
'if H sss e oreans N March tnS e. 1856
From this date Col JAMES NELL1GAN will attend to the
COZ l. voN ziEKEN continue auction and Commission
S Tnion s ss o1 lis Heessno "
of the same at their respective
places Oh '''''''' l. iA H6S s hsHd1sAS'
NoTTcE-IN qoYsEegENcE OF THE DEATH THO OF
NAN CO. and "a s M dny b osen
a ssd d h4s been en"'ss0 WIN Ds lS"'a'''" -
cad he same T "r Rnd all pe
forward an" settle the RSsEHE
MIS- MIS- W WEDo% J s &AT# #5
| Louisiana Sash Factory,
3Ol, 3O9 800 and 307 Graver street, New Orleans
u NETT Notary Public the undersigned have entered into
s@5 RS G5 t and 5pP asos The
S03 and O7 Graver street. uHder the name and title OF
Of sS Blnds Doors s. IoHdns Novels
BalasteFs and Dressed 4 RnRERT ROBERTS,
r MRS WIDOW W. WATERMAN,
: MRS WIDOW ]. BkOWNLEE,
New Orleans, March 3, 1866
THE EHRM OF j. n: As IL lstas q q
December 1851 have resumed business at my torme
once No. 1859 COMMON STREET,
In conrs,t;on with the house of j. H ASHBRIDGE co.
London and Liverpool who will continue to devote their
= attention 70 the
SALE OF AMERICAN SECURITIES,
| and the purchase of every description of
| MERCHANDISE suitable for this market.
Mr. GEORGE c. LAWRAsON holds my full power OF
| attorney J. Il. ASHBR1DGE.
g. New Orleans November II, 1865
NEssGLUTH0N OF COPAETNEKsHIP-
n. The firms of O. E. HALL CO.. tst Louis HoteD and D
I'd H. HIIDRETH CO., ST. Charles HeteD this day day
by mutual consent O. E. Hall will hereafter carry OIL
the business account and will settle the business
said Arms. o. L. hAL4,
D. N. HILDRfyH
ID EFERREMGeEo THE ABOVE WILL TAKE THIs
II opportunity Of rendering my thanks to the publ
Charles Hotel since its erection, and e the patron
Of the ST. Louis Hotel during my occupation OF n
will here inor them that the former has within the pas
few noEhs been thoroughly renovated painted and peret
the furniture thoroughly cleansed vanished and uphe
tand would here remark to those not eognlzan ta
these muc very mvch needed improvements and wlt
the addition o. such furniture requisite the eR
is in as good order and VIII extend az MAJ
viii be open the public about LIST Of December next
Both houses will be in the old with table ono
. 1 +.
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SAM DE BOW will continue the COTTON FACTORAGE
AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS for his own
account at mis- old stand, under the and style OF
SAM. DE BOW co.
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We the undersigned have this day formed C0PARTEER
SHIP under the and style of Il; w; BuCkM AsTEk
h co. for the transaction of a GENERAL GhOCEkI
BUSINESS old stand, Nos. 30 and 81 New LeVee
H. W. BUCKMAsTER, General Partner.
D. W. COIiESr General Partner
SAM. DE BOW, Partner in Comnendum
New Orleans Feb. ], 1906
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PARTNEFfSHIP-THE FIRM OF CLIFFORD
y Walsh Co being dissolved by the withdrawal of H.
Clifford the undersigned will continue the General Commission
business old stand tirsyier and New Levet
stsets under the style and Of TOS G. WALSH CO
' THOS. G. WALSH,
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WIRE the Rebels Public EnciniesF -"ere
Partnerships dissolved By the Ci'h
Wnvf

The case Of the Crescent City Bank agt. Edward
,thews and ohers in the Superior Court before
Just CO Barbour Grlay and in this case the sct q"
tho Rebellion the business relations OF the nunt1hs 81
che loya and ConfdrrsH States 20 WV IN new hu
vrv ineresng shape Mr. Matthews who, Il appears, our,
inc he gear pt Of the war resided in this city, Entered
into IN with Cndmbss and Others In NewOeans
In 1851 In 1872 Mr.. Gleudy Burke. the attorney OF 10. urn
AZ ans, mode FOR them proWlssCry pore oi Tf4V
81 uavable 10 the plliutih and discounted by them
The defense Of Mr. Matthews denies that the partner
was ever con .umatee but merely agreement u u
aid So But that rate. the paTnersp was dissolved
under confederate laws by public Iotic" N Octobrr o
That this othes partners were hvs
New then occupied by the Conederaes ana were
public enemies and that this OF Itself Dissolved 'he partner
ship -
The case came NJ on motion to strike out the answer a.
frivolous The counsel for tie plaintiff contended tbst ny w.
recas power Of attorney the defendant was stopped
from duyinr the partnership. The suit not commenced
m 1864 could pretenre that the parties were
alien enemies The public notice Of dissolution gwen nndtT
Confederate aw have weight with tbeCoo Ia dtoid
ug the case for Confederate law could not be- gwen n
evidence The Confederate Government never had been
ckuowlged as government either de dc tdefo ana
no recognition Of them had been given eYen a. pube
enemies , ri,
Rebellion dissolved partnership between parties residing
North aud South. that at tue least suspended tie iue
tons Of the paIueslp He claimed that several recent de-
cisos United States Courts had held ana even TIA;
All contracts between the belligerents wen dissolved
Judge Barbour doubted this the effect OF these de
cisions. -,
Counsel for plaintiff contenied at great length that 10
decision Of the intel States Courts had decided or eve"
decided that territory tie States was enenirs
territory, or their inhabitants ellen eurnieA
III. Cont reserved it, deciston.
Mr. Asbmead for the Plaintiff MI sherWoodioi lhe ot
dsuf Mai
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Passenger Sailed.

FOR BREMEN-In stetmsh,p New ork-Oswad OF.
tendore Miss Bertha Ubl NewS ork Robert Lehr Balti.
more +. de Heohuyirra Havana Mira DretI ard friends.
New York; III. H. Palmer, ~ Jossph, MOI Mex Kramer,
w Kcsrr. Mr. and Mrs. r. Lnsg aud servant >. Luz H..
Rubena g. Isaac New York; Jonu Deulsch. Colorado G..
Katzmti.r New Haven't Mr. and MIA o. Page, Philadelphia;
q. schsn, j. Heyuunn, kew.york: r. Nolck Baltimore
Y. Hooe j. and family. New York; Cant 7. Hansen aud
servant Denmark J. Oppcnhemer, j.. Walker New'lork
H. Nerp o. Arana Havana; Chsries Brink Newfork Ven.
yed. Mex Overez. fies Alfonso, Havana; A. Settler,
New'York Gilst GIN. Baltimore; Mrs. Henry White
house, children and servant. NewYork; Mrs. Mclean
Lintx. New.Yorki ID. c. Van Staten. Mr. and Mrs.
=. Bn,jen. CALIFORNIA; >; Ksrr, msdi.s Wisconsin
ksr ST. Louis, Mr.. y. A. Bcnedict Mr., Carolinr Pape.
NewYork Mr.. O: Bossart, Mwsukrei MIRA Anna Buchen'
def and shiG NJ: ,, mS,snesEs NJ GsoJs:
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Steamship Kangaroo (Br) Manning. Liverpool March
and Queentown 10th with mdse aud 52T pass John q.
Dale Had strong westerly winds the entire passage 9Th
of Bell Buoy, passed steamship City Of Baltimore bound
10th, of Ssce LghtshP steamships Erin and City
Limerick bound up channel 2Oth lat ~ "a Ion IS S.
chip City OF hence tor Liverpool and ship
Bird Br 2d lat ~ ~ Ion s. steamship Etns hence for
Liverpool
Steamship Tariff r) Lsngands Liverpool March T. via
Boston I'D. with mdse to 4. Cunsrd.
Steamship Neshanrock, Winchester New Orleans March
49, with mdse and pass to H. b. Cromwell Co. Has had
strong gales from NE. nearly all the passage.
Steamship Ann Farron Rot. Baltimore via Fortre. Mon.
roe.
Steamship Star Weaver Baltimore via Fortress Monroe
Steamship Manhattan Rodgers Baltimore via Fortress
Monroe
Steamship Ceci' Rogers. Baltimore via Fortress Monroe
Steamship Libe y, Taylor, Baltimore.
La OrieLtsls Snyory. Boston, to George Savory
Go. Incorrectly reported as schr in paper Of 24th)
Steamship Warrior. Mott, PROV dence.
Ship Chancellor (Br Jones Liverpool IS days with md.e.
and 23 pass. b Williams Guon. Had light aud variable
winds TO tie Banks: since heavy westerly gales.
Ship Ader tBes Clansen, London Jan. a. with mdse to
W +. Schmidt Son. Was towcd to the North foreland
sailed thence JAM 49, and had very heavy gales from NJ
W. with storms; Feb. 4, had from west
ward hail Storm with thunder and gtning; Feb IL lat IS
S. Ion. Il o., saw ship Wellington. bound W.. March had
very storm and heavy running ser oI NV to
w. and NNW., round ayi a 10 NE.
Bark Ocean Pearl iBr.) Newcombe Rotterdam rs days,
with mdse. TO Funck Mcinc' Wendt.
Bg Unicorn tBL) Lake, CORVALLIS IL days. with potatoes
to ID. II. DsWoh
selr Norsh, Clukscn, Apalachicola via Newport.
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ArriYcd. SUNDAY. March IS

Steamship Perii Drl.noy Mobile March IL via FORTE"
Monroe with ndse and pis L. L. Jones' Pct into For
Monroe 23d Inst for supply of coal sailed same day,
since " hich has hsd stron. norher.y winds.
Steamship Mobek, Narsnman q ariesion March ~ with
d-e and pass b Livingston Fox Co. Experienced heavy
gale. from N.Y. TO 81. the whole passage; @Jlh inst, NJ,
oil Cape Henelopen passed -ram-hp Hatteras, bound
BELOW.
Ship Norway Coonb. from London Jan. 81
Ship Rs.o ute, Harris. Liverpool Feb. TO-
Bais Won. R,thbonr, GariHrr, Liverpool Feb IL.
Bsrs Fremsd Eveuson. Malaga Feb. 3.
Bsrk Geuin, Hamburg.
~ 40 sail vessels hive arrived account 81 the st-one
gale which has been oviBg diving the day.
WlsD--At Sunset. NV. fresh.
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cOt,pT nav

SUPREME COURr-CIRCUIT-PARr mos 1917
1885 1867 1863 i3 1851 1862 1878 1911. 1918. 1901 1901
1915 1871 1919 1881 1895 1887 1899 1891 PART I-Nos lll8
4O, 1903 6 s38 1850 1876 Ia2 1874 lts, l.ss lt6 7s
49, 1894 1896 1888 1880 l41 l.st PART Il-Nos 900 az
gl 3d. a91 CAS- lll0 1885, 9O5 33 6i 3 30, $50 1890
$780, 1853 ILL., S. 49, 1913 1919 CHAxBKRsNos H. H. IS
~ a. a. "a 81 ~ "a 10 81 "a leJ lOa 09 no. 49, i9. l,s
lR, lts 1855 1853 l6l. l6t. 1865 lt5.
SUPERIOR COUIT-PART Mos. 1895, 6O33
ZEAL 1853 1868 l7gi 1891 2C,5 2osT ?G9 2l0l 1903 2lo7
1909 2iii PART I-Nos 1880 2570 26Tl 1910 263a 26ia
212 1893. li52. 1864 1866. 1910. l612 1882 1894
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERMs-Ad-
oumsd for the Tho balance Of tho month will be do
voted to equity causes only.
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ARREST OF BURGLARs,-Late ON Saturday
night WIN. Fearsbay and Michael Cassidy forced an
entrance into the soda water mandatory OF hessrs
VIM and George Noranre. No. 1875 Vest Eighteenth
ST., through of the windows and stole % ID pen
MES As .hey were about 10 leave they were discoV
cred by the private Waterman, Thomas RYAN, VINO
called Officer Hcrrek of The Ninth Precinct, and the
men were taken INTO custody. Yesterday Jusuec
Dodge committed them for triaL
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in the evening in the habit Of taking some COM
rariors ont 10 surper and to places VI amusement TO
fo'ting the bills On Saturday Mr.. ;. dscov'reh ms
loss and accused August OF the theft lie aomit'eu
Ills guilt aud taken Tito custody ~ Ohcer lhi
SON Of the Sixth Precinct. Justice Hogan committed
him fo- tra Most OF the stolen money had peen spent
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,cb, White Sea, Soucrs, Swan Island:
80. f,a,os r,d Fi,x ,b~thport for BANGOR

schr White Sea, somcrs ssan Island;
schr (,anges ord, E'n b-thpors TOT Bangor
Srhr Joi n rocker. Lowe. Bath.
schr Dslance. knoslton. Rocklsud
ScLr. Mars Lansdon: Hix, nock ara
Schr. ". c. Hall. Xix Rockand.
schr. John w. D de Joy. Gloucester.
Scbr. J. N. Fireman. Eldidgs, Oloncestef
schr. Harriet Ryan Snow, Nrw-i,edford;
scSr Rd dix Kry .o4%s Ss ssf sra''''
schr Marshall Pern-, Gibbs New-BedforI
Scr. Bay tate, Hsil.t Bo~ton
schr. Rloorner. Hopkins. Provineetown.
Schr NJ nj or B.ssv, Warrhan.
schr. Lamar inc, Butler, Sispicsn.
schr. Palladium Ryder, !, HsLwieh ,u p,.
schr J. n. stelmar, WEBB Fsu River
srhr Glide Sturs.s Fall River. ~
sclr Johl M1nove. stsbe, Providence
schr. Justice riyloi Providence
sehr Mary ann, bryant, providence.
Schr Zor Hail. Providence.
Schr. Srah wer. Chase Prov dence.
schr Pointer Nichols Providence.
SER Pan. Gooifo, Prosidence
schr II. J. Fuller -, Providence.
sc9T s'rsb R. T5o%a. A s Pro pIovidene'
schr Dr. Kane. Ryder Pr1ydence.
Sctr. Spy Rogers. Provid nee.
Schr c. n. Meler baker. Providence
schr Ann ) Sster Providence.
Sctf. :. r. Carr ION, Chase Providence.
schr. ". d. Cargi'l, Kelly Providence.
sclr. in' iais. Patton. P'cvdence
Sctr. Porto REQ Wentwo- h, Providence.
Schr. Emma Johnson. toyl. Providence.
Schr Eurirr Nemcobe Providence:
Sc. r. Amanda Pow ers. Bullock. Wexford
schr. liza Hamilton Boxer. WEXFORD
Sc r. Eli Towns nd, Lewis Wictford
Schr Triton. Freeman rawlugket.
schr Ersex NicAerson Barnstable.
schr T. J. Scott JEFF. rson, ess: Greenwich
SclT. Guilford Chose. Freetown
Schr. Ellen Lorl~e Reeve New-Haven
Schr d. n. Neyycombe freeman. New London.
Sloop Oregon Rhodes Providence.
sloop U.i-n CoHgdon, East Greenwich
steam Yacht Octsyia (RrL Gil. kingston JaDi Mach u
and Charleston 2lst, to ). w. k.nnard
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NUMIsMATIC SoCIErY.-A regular meeting OF
the merican Nuusma,ic and Archaeological Society
was held OF Thursday evening" March D. ct which the
following officers were declared to be unanimously
Norton; First Vice. President, DR.. Geo. II. Perino
Second Vice. President John +. Mccoy; Recording
Secretary James Oliver jr; Cores Pondrg secretary
T. Aug. Wooa Treasurer John HAMA; Cnra'or'
Edward Geoh; Librarian, DaDiel rarish' Jr.
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CITY NE yrs.

AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION MIS-
MONA lecture ON behalf Of this mission Will be de-
hyered by the Rev. Charles b. smyth ot Clinton Han
sAis evening Subject; In general tie Religions o.
me World; in particular, comparative view OF 'ne
lectures and phases of Professionalism and Popery'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

Holy WEgK. Yesterday was Palm Sunday,
which began that portion OF tho season oil Lent CD
dav s called Nauuday Thursday; the day following IS
Good Friday. and after the next day (Hoiy Saturday
conner Ester week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

AueusrA Co., Friday. March 70 1879:
Tho nocro Essex Walker was hung to-day for
tho murIe, Of DIR. Thomas Byne Of Essex County.
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Meeting or the AAsociated Press Of the
State Of Aew.Y srh.

UTICA, n. T.. Friday. March %, 1900.
The annual meeting of The Associated Press
OF the State of New-York viii DO held at the Tiff
House. Buffalo. on Wednesday. April 4. 1866. at 2
O'Clock. p u. Members may vote Ia pepon or By proxy
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Below.

Ship Alexander Marshall.
Ship WIN. Tsp-cott.
Ship BERTHA.
Ship iesion. a.,
Bark b. Peune from Rio Janeiro, 'srsrssd below, I'D
IL Al error
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Sailed.

Steamships NewYork Manhattan, Corsica, Monterumss
City Of toston The Omen, ny West; Zodiac, Emily ..
ngton Etng shuey, Gen Barnes, San Salvador hattera
Niagara.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Ri-es.54 sun sets.....6 8 Moon Rses....3:l1
Sandy Hook. Ol Gov Island. 442 Hell Gate..... 623
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ZouAvB BALL.-Company az" First neg
iment NJ G. s. N. Y. (Hawkins's Zouaves> give thelf
6rst annual ball at Jones's Assembly RoomS' NO. oVc
Broadway, next Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
p,soRpER1Y CHARACTERS ARREsrED.-FoT

DIsoRpERLY CHARACTERS ARREsTED.-FoT
some time past the saloon Of Albert Vor,hmann III the
basement of No 100 Greene ST., has been known to the
Esath Precinct Pelice as place where thieves our
glars and females Of the most abandoned description
have been in the habit Of congregang. Early on Sun
aay morning a disturbance occurred in the place
between some of the inmates The matter rs reported
10 the Station. House by Officer Henderson, and Capt
Mills at once proceeded 10 the place wiz section OF
men and arrested the proprietor 10 yourg men, ana
females They were slterward taken he.cre justice
Dodge at the jefferson Market Police Court ana the
proprietor committed TO answer the charge OF keeping
dsordery house. Tie other male prisoners ~ default
of $500 bail each for their future good behavior were
sent 10 the Penitenary The females were sent to the
Work House.
One of the male prisoners named JeAn German alias
Jack SOuint" is q leading Democratic politician IN
The Filth Ward and is sdt0 he member OF the ram.
many Hall General Committee. In the possession OF
another % the prisoners found number OF shee-
ton KEYS and the implements used By thieves.
Lately the abandoned women Vbc infest the streets
west of Broadway, from Canal 70 Honsion-sts., nave
become more bold than usual, and capt Mills Get<T'
mined to check them. Orders weragven to has ohccfs
10 arrest all whom they found aeco9tiDg reD, ana on
Saturday night fifteen arrested. The most o.
them were yesterday con mitted by Justice Dodge