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BAKERIES AND BREADsTUFFs.

ssNH ELECTROMAGNETIC HAUGHERYJ
BREAD AND CRACKERS BAKER.
No. 20 New Levee, near Poydras street. New Orieans-
Keeps constantly hand large assortment OF Bread
Cream Biscuits and Crackers of every description all
made by machinery. at lowest market prices mill "
y A H LII T. 20 F + E Y
~ JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE,
Nos 7a6 Levee and IS Water streets Fourth District
NEW OR LEA Ms,
Hay Corn Oats Bran, Flour, Potatoes Oil Cake Rock
Salt etc. and Manufac turers of Self Raising Flour
Also have constantly hand superior quality Ita o.
fresh ground Corn Meal. Oat Meal HOminy, Grlts,
Chicken and Cow Feed Corn Bran, ETC.
All orders promptly filed and shipped and goods de-
liyered in any parf Of the city, free of drayage.
vomrselyes apl2 ly
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EDUCATIONAL.
DAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRISTIAN,
Miss Incorporated October, 1866, by act Of the
Legislature of the State Of Mississippi Directed by the

DAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRISTIAN,
Legsssnrs State Mississippi. directed BY the
Having lens III the attending
ton Informing and the
wRieS could scarcely es found together any
s u hss
yiew and is fitted up in style which cannot ia TO rem
once one u il was to the summer exeuraionist
6. sspa
and d the sanaTE % o
ateiy IN 'front.' and breeses ali
could Claim it, any Of their patrons desire
@ ss n
library Of select works sstabsheS and charter 3; Se
cred to grant diplomas confer degrees and bestow all
| literary honors .u ,.,u,.r,, and, ,ef..+o-v
scale equal to any in the country: .,..av
won for the Christian Brothers the confidence
they win be better able to ,s the phy
mild arm in eaf9reng tie oe.sIy.nss
and morals Are not
s9e anu
The academic year commences on the first Monday in
sss'fRc @ Kept eat % for
who may desire to TR sEf themselves OF the
Paymentsrerm Of ave months, Invariably in advance
Bosr s wasdH tuition and doctors ee per term ses
Entrance fee to be paid only 10
'aea''0n al o0eA EXTRA CHANGES ~,
TiS Pst isrs rshe S Gs per term
MmsicMFiatc, or any other wind instrument, per
term Of five months. q
Rrawins term Of f. FIVE ,. months 8, nbi,o.o
ply and chemistry per session - ~ ,,:::.;t
Agent in New Re-
dras street Post-ofice address. Box 2o34. fec
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TINNERs-pLUmBERs-IRoN WORKERS

DHILIP McCABE, COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET
L Iron Worker, and Dealer in Stoves an'i Crates No
Roofing, Guttering, and all kinds of Joboins done
An assortment OF Tin Ware always on hand, and
made tn order my3 3m
n McKENDRICK,
HousE-AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS F1TTER- ETC.
MAGAZINE STREET. T.-....-.---.464
Between Race and Robin,
From twenty practical experience in the business
warrant all work entrusted to him. No painssha
be spared to the confidence of his patrons hav
ing orders promptly executed with the best
and latest improvements On the most moderate terms
DWELLINGS, OFFICES, STORES, ETC..
Fitted up with Water and Gas Pipe
HOT. COLD, PLUNGE
And Shower Bathing Apparatus.
WATER CLOSETS
| wASHSTANDS,
| HYDRANTS.
SHEET LEAD fAoohiS'
| COPPER, and
| GALvANIZED1RON.
GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, ETC.,
| AND
CHALLENGE COOkISG RANGES.
mil ly For hot water pipe>attachments.
sSIs MsfSf2EE APPLICABLE,
MIXERS
s$ nssEs
ssIss and
., ....PoYDRAS STREET. ..lA
NEW ORLEA ANS,
NB-Agents for Colwells Shaw & wilard's Patent
Hydrants put up extended and repaired Rspairini
neatly done. fe23 1y
HpwARp o'RoURKE. MATTHEW MEAGHER
O,RoURKE & MEAGHER,
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS
BLAC CKSMITHS,
Nos 1888 and ls5 Fulton and 2l3 New Levee streets
between St. Joseph and Julia streets.
Low Pressure, Locomotive, Flued and Cylinder Boi
ers Carers Filters and Juice Boxes made at the shor
est notice.
nections, such Fire Fronts, Crate Bars Steam an
of which furnished at the lowest foundry prices
All work done at this establishment will be guaraI
feed canal in Of workmanship and material to
in the city or elsewhere.
Planters and Merchants respectfully invited
coll and examine work and prices ml29 ly
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fye
Entrance fee be paid 10
vacation al o0NeEsiA EXTRA CHARGES .------.
AIusic-Pano, per term of five months $50
Violin, (strings furnishedl, per term OF five m
Musie~Fiate, any other wind instrument, per on
Y. %Snt1s mont n6o.o
l, hs.. .ss ss. s
dras street. Postoaaee address Box 2os4 ie9
CT: MARY's scoLLEG EplREcTED BY 1.-THE THE
Christian BrothersCorner Of Poyearre and Foucher
Tss by an
ns II !. sad
ssnsssea sitaassS IN auie. Il
sS
ssstimoniais and whose
aaa ass
be made in advance follows
the ses sesUga nd
ss,Ss and Commercial courses- 90
rnonSecond and First Preparatory Glasses per
Il preparatory Class per of
TaitionMFonrih Preparatory Glass. per quarter Of =.
Half D0ar'e'' EXTRA CHARGES
rolin Rsn strinss
Flute, or any other Wind Instrument, per .
pay quarter full but proper deduction for the
said a 70 time '
s T sn ds sssns4 sas%'ns at
cd %
respectfully suggested and guardians e bear
a ns saS
when he the
p1opeG admonisioa ncuIs aecorns
to
s
the Quarter no matter how short time he may nave been
:" '"' oo COURSE OF STUDIES
COLLEGIATE
and
/ Chemistry; AiesS!a, higher Geometry, Plane solid
ias Sssssy French Grammar and
Psrticniaf attention paid to Penmanship.
and saSan as"ns % the abov.
Geography. English Grammar, xrtmetic, intslieetua
HsaSrs FrsneS Music vocal and
RS OPTIONAL srUDIE-FRENcH, DRAWING, MUSIC
Special given the Musical Department
members which chosen the students Of Ii
College rehearae daily under the guidance OF compe
I'D The Commercial Department is expressly designed 70
young who intend to devote themselves 70 tho "a
There is an examination held each quarter, when tn
oftener in ease of remarkabe proficiency
scholastic is held the public at th
ss %sE,s end on the fssRs Sesday
nd dras street. Post-offce address. Box 2o34 fe9
'st cJT CHARLES COLLEGE.-THE SESSION AT s.
as
~, OF lAug9s';r xv..hina Stot;oncrv and Ned;c
he Fees gold, the equivalent in public
'ge Books and Medicines form extra charges.
lin The Articles Of Bedding II furnished By Colee
The terms tobe paid BY half session in sdvanS
the first nstalment being g due the oath of October Il
90 No advances for clothing, travelling or similar
GO wiz be made by the @ tass
90 poses 80, :. rou. .., o., aooo, ,oors
ans %s that the pupils
6 For further infoFEaSRH fSHsgFNE sgPNy to CO. Agents
90 fee = Natchez street. New Orleans
90 pE0sPECTTs OF TIE &c C9LhEGE n.Iolna OF THE
six This Literary Institutions by the State
% Ssy ssgls
ms The buildings well adapted for the purpose
off s ro% the stDsf % se is
obs A. NJ till their departure at p NJ, they are consan
ing The course Of instruction embraces Greek, Lat
be English French Poetry Rhetorc History GsogfaP f
mar nhV WITH the addition of Bookkeeping and the
> Commercial Branches -, -.
st. The mora religious training the students is
lead ng objects of the instructors. ., .
done duct progress rank in class and
Teb, October and ends about sks reals. slst ofJuly
copraa nayehio IN advanoe and in Unit
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Thus done and passed in my office at New Orlea
aforesaid. the day, month and year first above WRIT
in the presence OF - and - - CON
tent Witnesses domiciliated in this city, who heeu
sign their names, together with said parties and
said Notary, after due reading Of these presents.
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DHILIP McCABE, COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET
L Iron Worker and Dealer i'll Stoves anu Crates, NO
l66 Camp street, New Orleans.
Roofing, Guttering, and all kinds of JobblnS doh'
with dispatch. - ,
r,aI, t,, orller mN3l 3m
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TAMES j. JONES,
PAYER. FLAGGER, AND CRATE SETTER,
Pays particular attention to Edging and Concreting
Garden Walks.
ReAidence-Corner st. Andrew and Laurel streets
Orders left the office of the MORNING STAR vii! be
promptly attended to, myl7 iy
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TAMES REYNOLDS,
Nos. 1eOAND l62 PoyDRAs STREET.
Near st. Charles, New Orleans.
MANUFACrURER OF
MARBLE M4\NTELS, MONUMENTS, TONES AND
TOMB STONES.
Cabinet Pier. and Plumber Slabs made to order
N B-Marble and Brick Tombs built after the latest
designs and executed in a workmanlike manner and as
cheap If cheaper, than by any other Mayoio c'o
listfnlent in the city.
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The "BANNER OF THE SoUTH The sixth
number of this tasteful and attractive weekly
is laid before us, through the courtesy of Mr..
Edwin f. Overall, who has the agency of it
for the State of Louisiana. The place of its
publication is Augusta, Ga, and its editor is
Rev. A. ]. Ryan, who under the literary alias
of "Moina," signed to that beautiful and
pathetic poem, the Conquered Banner"
became known and endeared, three years
ago, in every Southern household That fact
alone would commend the paper to universal
acceptance at the South-an acceptance
which the editorial and other merits of the
Banner are well calculated to confirm. For
Father Ryan's prose is only second to his
poetry, while the contributions and selections
which be publishes evince both judgment and
diligence. Copies of the Banner may be had
from George Ellis and G. c. Haley, in this
city, and subscriptions to it are received at
No. lis Common street
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NEW STEAMSHIP ROUTE.-The enterprising line
of Florida steamships. whose card appears in our
columns, advertise to take freight not only to the
various Florida ports on the gulf coast and to all
regular landings on the haiahoochee and Flint
rivers, but to take freight and passengers for Fer
nsndna and Jacksonville via Cedar Keys.
Freight and passengers to Fernsndina and Jack
sonville go from Cedar Keys by the Florida Rail-
road, which has recently been put in fine running
order, and in connection with irst-class line of
steamships between New York and Fernandna, is
doing large and increasing business. This line
will also take freights by this route to New York
as cheap as any other route and with dispatch.
Freight to New York can be put through in eight
days by this route.
1t twin be seen that this is by far the shortest
route to New York; and the establishment of
this through line ADDS additional facilities for
merchants, and is another of the means to
increase the commercial interests of New
Orleans. Shippers and travellers to Fernsndina
and Jacksonville, and other Atlantic towns in
Florida, viii do well 10 examine this matter
The agent Of the line is F.W. Perkins, No. IS
Carondelet street.
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A New STREET RALRoAD.-An ordinance
providing for a new street railway was intro
duced into the council last night This pro-
ject contemplates a road to the Oakland
Course and Riding Park starting from the
intersection of Canal and Old Levee streets,
on the lower side of Canal street, thence
down the lower side of Canal street to Dau-
phine street, thence one track to the center of
the neutral ground of Canal street to Basin
street, and the other track crossing to the
upper side of Canal street at Dauphine street,
thence down said upper side of Canal street
to Basin street, then continuing the double
track up the neutral ground of Basin street to
Common street. thence down Common street
to Carrollton avenue and across the New Ca
nal, thence down the upper side of the New
Canal and beyond the shell road at distance
from the water line of the canal to be fixed
by the city surveyor to point opposite the
Oakland Course and Riding Park"
We regard this plan as extremely desirable,
and we hope that the council will not hest
tate to adopt the ordinance.
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KJUsTIcE BY Courts MARTIAL-In general
orders No. 20, dated the 25th inst. the command.
ing general severely criticises the conduct of
courtmartial recently convened at San Antonio,
Texas. The order says:
The number OF aequittals by this court should
serve as a warning 10 officers not 70 prefer
charges unless there is a conviction in their own
minds Of the guilt OF the accused. 10 do so
without having first made themselves acquainted
with all the facts Of the case is cuipable neglect
of duty. and one which hereafter. when brought to
the attention Of the brevet major general con-
maDding, Will not escape unnOticed. Owing TO
the extent Of this district and the scattered sta.
lions Of the troops. months frequently elapse be-
fore an accused can be brought to trial and the
proceedings promulgated. In the present case
the prisoner has already been in confinement
more than seven months, although il was as easy
for the officer preferring the charges as for the
court 10 discover that they had no foundation.
Such fragrant injustice must not be repeated.
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MILITARY lTEMs.-Capt. Charles Barnard, A. Q.
NJ, U. s. Vols, will proceed to the different poss
in Louisiana where government cemeterial Oper.
FIRST and other posts in the order Of their impor.
lance for the purpose of facilitating such opera
hous, and taking measures to bring the wsrk to
speedy close.
Capt. Egon A. Koerper, assistant surgeon. U.
;. A., Is detailed for duty as member Of general
court martial, in session in this city.
Brew. Col S. B. Hayman, Lieut.. Col. Seven.
teenth Infantry, having reported at headquarters
for outy, viii assume command Of his regiment in
the district Of Texas, reporting to the comm and.
ing general, district Of Texas, for instructions.
should the headquarters Of bis regiment not
have left Galveston, Texas, Col. Hsymau will as
sumo command of his regiment at that point.
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GEORGE Francis TRAE.-He is about six feet
hign, of fine proportions; his complexion is
dusky, and his hair dark and curly. He always
dresses handsomely, sporting light kids and a
glossy beaver. BE is the only representative man
known who clings 10 the blue coat aud brass but
tons Of the past. He always wears a bright
flower in his button-hole. and in his manners il
as gallant as one Of the old school. He is great
admirer of the ladies' and his conversation Is bril-
liant and witty. His headquarters when in the
city, is the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where he lives
sumptuOusly, circulating champagne freely. He
Is decidedly the craziest the subject of finance
and the public debt, and he believes
be can solve the problem of paying of
the great national debt, and bring specie
into circulation in marvelously short
time. He has buttonholed all the great Wall
street bankers, and Mr.. John Thompson, the edi-
tor Of the Reporter, veteran banker gave him a
hearing one afternoon, AZ which Train consumed
two hours without pause, rafting of statistics as
glibly as rhymes. Some Of his cards are printed
George Francis Train, New York, London, Paris,
Vienna, Rome, Pekin, st. Petersburg San Fran
cisco and OMAHA Last winter he lived frugally
at second-class water cure, while his family, a
few blocks OF. were keeping house in a palatial
manner. BE talks temperance, says the New
York doctors are poisoning thousands By pre-
scribing Bourbon. yet be treats bis friends 10
Heidsick unlimitedly. "He's queer lots as Mr..
Weller would say.-lLetter from New Ork.
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Having taken Commission, Is prepared Sales e,
PUBLIC AUCTION Of REAL ESTATE City, Suburban
Country also OUTDOOR SALES of every description
and would respectfully solicit Of MEMBERS OF TAG
BAR, ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS. sYNDIcs.
AsSIGNEEs and others. SUCCESSION and sYNDIO
SAILS, SALES OF BANKRUPT EsTATEs SALES
or MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE. in Store. Ware
house. Press shipbosrd. in Bond; SALES OF
DAMAGED COTTON aud CARGO SALES, Sales fo-
Account Of Underwriters. whom Il may Concern, PORT
WARDEN SALES, sALEs or STOCKS and S1RIY
HOUSEHOLD aud OFFICE FURNITURE, LIVE sToOK
ETC., etc, etc
In addition TO his experience Of the last nine years
with Col j. B. WALTON, In the bust less he possesses
the advansgeo OF having the assistance and expsen Of
Messrs GREEN ELDER, dn the ofhce) long and
favorably known REAL ESTATE AGENTS, thus en-
abling him to guarantee entire satisfaction who may
employ his services Appraiser, In making Sales. and
trusts he may be favored Of public patronage
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30 See Supplement-.

LECTURE AT LYcEUM HAIL-The last
lecture of the course given under the aus
pices of the "Orleans Literary and Debating
Society" at Lyceum Hall, will be delivered
this evening by DR.. j. Dickson Bruins. The
theme will be the Life and Genius Of Henry
Timrod." The late Henry Timrod was one
of the most brilliant of South Cardinals many
Carolinian, is admirably qualified to do justice
to the high qualities of the deceased, as man,
as poet and a patriot.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-29

ELECTION RETURNs.-A board of officers,
consisting of Brew. Brig. Gen. l.. p. Graham,
colonel Fourth Cavalry, Brev. Lieut. Col. G.
N. Lieber, major U. S. A, Judge Advocate
and Brew. Lieut. Col ]. B. johnson, captain
Sixth Cavalry, convened at headquarters yes
terday for the purpose of examining and
counting the votes cast at the late election,
and reporting the result to the commanding
general of the district. The board will make
separate reports of the votes cast for and
against the Constitution, and of those cast for
members of Congress.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-29

STARVATION AND CAENIBALIsN IN ALGERIA
The French papers In Algeria giving accounts of
the terrible famine prevailing there, mention
several instances where the ravenous hunger Of
the starving people drove them 20 caunibslism.
In Of these two women agreed to eat their chill.
dren, lots were drawn, and the child of one Of
the women killed AID devoured. This hideOus
supply OF food coming TO an end the woman who
had sacrificed her child demanded that the other
should fulhll her share OF the contract This the
wretched mother refused, and the other then ap-
pesled TO the authorities to compel specific per-
Torrance OF the horrible compact. The women
were, Of course. taken into custody. In another
case, four Arabs were arrested, in whose teat the
body Of young man was found with portions of
the fesh missing; and in an esrthen Jar pieces Of
human flesh were discovered mixed With pepper
and Arab spices. Several corpses were exhumed
in the neighborhood. all wanting the extremities,
and il was ascertained that these had been eaten.
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MARRIAGE OF A SOUTHERN BELLE.-The New
York Home Journal says:

MARRIAGE OF A SOUTHERN BELLE.-The New
YORK Home Journal says:
On Wednesday evening. Mr.. Benjamin Morris.
Of this city, was married TO the accomplished
southern belle, Miss Efie Shackleford, of
Mississippi. Miss Shackleford, who is a beau
uf9l blonde, with golden hair, fair complexion
snd black eyes rare style Of beauty-looked
truly charming, attired as she was in a dress Of
rich white satin, which was made with a very
long and full pointed train. A fOunce of lace,
hall yard wide, ornamented the SKIRT around
the edge of which was a heavy box plating OF
white SATIN. The eorsage was cut q Ia POnpd-
doT. and trimmed with bias fields Of satin, with
narrow RULES of lace; sleeves long and tight,
trimmed with four rows of satin at the wrist and
top OF the sleeves. The bridal vail was of point
lace. purchased at the Paris exposition. and was
fastened to the head BY small lunches Of orange
blossoms.
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AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-Dramate and Variety Entertain
nent-Songs ballots gymastc burlesquss
CRESCENT CITY hUsEUM-sOs. 40 and AZ -. Charles
street-Wonderful living and natural cur0sitios-
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1900 sacks corn more or less), slightly dam
aged, also hay, ETC., st auction, this day, at IL
O'Clock NJ. on the levee foot Of Lafayette street.
By Chas. 7. Mash, snctioneer.
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III Card.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, April Is, 1868

NEW ORLEANS, LA, April Is, 1868
To the Editors Of the Bulletin:
IL with fee tgs Of deep regret that find in your paper
his morning article under title Of fhs Ship island
Mystery in which the family OF Gen. Mower made
hgure in most painful light The whole story Of the alleged
outrage upon Gen. Movers daughter false beginning
to end and has no better foundation than the following
One night after the family had retired the men be-
longing to the command entered the where three of
CHILDREN were asleep with the object, doubt Of stealing
some OF the valuable nkets belonging to the girls One Of
the children aged eight years. awakened by the noise
and screamed out thus giving the alarm The man was at
and ordered to undergo light
and at the time left Ship Island was reported that he had
deserted.
As relative Of Gen Mowers feel ID duty make the
above plain statement Of facts which have shaey
exaggerated call for this reply your article from me-
p. B. PERKINS.
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Buy your fishing tackle at Rousset's hardware
store, No. IL Old Levee street, opposite Custom.
House.
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List of passengers per steamship Gen. Meade,
from New York: Messrs. VIM. Turner, Z. A. Row.
land. Thos. Z. Whitney, Jno. Graves q. II. B. Hill
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To secure the best family sewing machine of
the day, go to Grover & Baker. Office ls2 Canal
street.
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To all Interested
IN The
CAUSE OF LIBERAL CHRISTIANITY.


Posf orrIcz, New Orleans. Nov q, Is.
vstilfzrttsr notice the New Orleans Pcs,
si be closed - follows;
f.ls for Mobile, Montgomery, Atlanta Augusta ana Do
lumbus Ga, close daily stsRE
Cesst Mail for all Post Omcss a Tar An IN, ,,x., =.
ssrs, closes Mondays At ,. a.. and FrfdaysmsAu
Vekseurg Mails close 81 every Tuesday ana Saturday
via the River.
Nails for Lower Csast close at H. every Tuesday ana
Friday.
Nails for oOvingtoa close a Il. every Monday ana
Thursday.
Mails for Algiers close daily q pLE
Mails for Stations opslOusAs Railroad Will close daily q,
zPH.
hssOr LsfOurobe Parishes wiz close on Monday, y.dp.
days and Fridays. stsP.E
Mails for Galveston, Brssos Santiago brownsville
Texas, closs 81 =. Sundays, Tuesdays fhursdsyol
and Saturdays, via 0peiousss Railroad
Hss for ouachits River close 81 sP wsdnssdsys ana
Saturdays, via the Rive
Mails Texas Red River clos. tn v..klr
Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays
Nails for Hsvsns viii be fsvardss By every vessel clearing
for said Port
North, East and wss via New Orlesp. ana y.ek.or
Railroad, close daily st6P
Way Mails via Jackson Railroad close. AZ sAr
oFTICE HoURs-opens A Il, elssss4 re
The Delivery Win be kept opes untnTrE
sUEnAYA-onos epsns A H., and eis.ssIzH
3. W. TALIAFERRO,
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See furniture advertisement to day Of Chas. T.
Nash, auctioneer.
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Mr.. J. II. Kennssd, No. Commercial Place.
Der now on the levee. Apply Immediately.
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$4,000 REGARD.

STOLEN from the CANAL BANK. THIS DAY, pack
ae up the Southern Express Company, addressed
NJ MoR3AN'S sons New York. containing FIFTY
THOUSAND Css.0O0 DOLLARS. in Legal Tender Notes
Of One thousand $1,000 Dollars each All Of Letter O.
md
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The public cautioned against trading for the and
above reward recovery Of the money
CHI. JUMONvILLE,
New Orleans, March 26, 1863 Cashier.
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AND APPRAIsER
once No. Ell Commercial Place.