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CORPUS CHRISTI.

OOHP Us Oh HIS III,
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
TOR CORPUS CHRISTI. ROCKPoRT AND
St. Marys via New Orleans opelousas aud Great Western
Railroad. The Morgan Line Steamer
Alabama,
With passengers freight for Corpus Christi and st. Mays
and will hereafter between the BrasheAr End of
the Railroad and Rockport Texss in connection with the
1904 NJ Ferryboat foot of St. street. and sA
train from Algiers-
Passengers learn the day Of departure from Brashesr
on application thu Railroad Office No 50 Canal street.
Freight and bills OF ading signed to Rocpor only
Ferry Landing every day. except Sundays, until
@. W. r, BAYLEY, Superintendent
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| BOOK WITHOUT a NAME.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

T0WBOATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT association
THE UEDER8I6NED, WISHING TO ESrAB
sh equitable and uniform rate Of fowsge and osr
facilities To the shipping entering aud leaving this
port, have combined The following fowbosts
ECLIPSE LINE.
sWiIKsrland, Lsviathan. Gladiator aud
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles, ThOs. n. Morgan, Equator. "
bash, Norman, Republic, TeeuIaseh
Hieaeo and Reliance.
The number power Of the above associated Line Of
Towbosfs Is gusrantee that deent0n will Ocear either
PETER MACY, Eclipse Line
SCHNEIDER a ZUBERB ER,
Harry Wright Line
EDWARD A YORKE a Co, Lana
Associated Ofce, % Carondeef street up stairs.
J. G. NOR. ROSS,
CHAS FITZEERfTER,
Leves AGENTS
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
Leaves o WEDNESDAY,, May 9th, at5Pn
LOB PINE BLUFF, LITTLE ROCK FORT
Smith, Van Buren, and all points the Arkansas Rve
Peerless,
WA. RzAsONER, Master,
Win leave ahovs For freight passage apSly board
n o. DOHOHuE, Tch0upit0ulas street
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THROUGH LINE To CALIFORNIA, VIA
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON TH 9Th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further Information address
D. N. DARLINGTON. Agent,
III West street, New YORK
W. p. WEBB, PRESIDENT CHAs DANA, Vice President
ofies 81 Exchange Place. New York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OUAOHITA KIVER-Steamer Leni Leoti-64C
bales cotton and sundry produce
OUACHITA RIVkR-Steame- Mittie Stephens-
4sl bales cotton 6e5 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
OUAOHITA RIYER-Steamer Tahleouah--69I
bales cotton 5l7 SKIS cotton seed
GRAND ECoRE-Steamer Glde-592 bales cot
ton hhds sugar y bbls and l6 hi bbls molasses
LOWER COAST-SteAmer A q Brown-34 bbls
mOlasses rs hhds sugar
80 bbls rice bbls potatoes
ST LOUlS-Steamer Oommonwealth-lT5 bales
cotton u hhds tobacco and cargo of Western produce
ANTE RIVER-SteAmer Alice-l5 bales cotton
ID bbls molasses 10000 feet lumber 700 shingles and
40 cords wood
ST LoUIS-Steamer Mohawk and barges-s599
bbs 1our 45 bbls pork eSsl SKIS TO- 2I4 SKIS oats
s45 SKIS bran 1923 bales hay
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lizzie HeDkins-T3g bales
cotton and sundry produce
CINClNNATI-Steamer Alaska-6 bales cotton
and full cargo of Western produce
observation-disclosures Bart Abe-sO2 bales cot.
ton 1924 sis cotton seed
BAYOU SARA-Steamer B L Hndge-2I4 baIes
cotton 5sl BIB moiasses 1857 hhos sugar
RATOHEZ-SteAmer Wild Wagoner-435 bales
cotton 80 iihds sugar 10 bbis m0iasses
SHREVEPORT-Steame Right Way-A5 bales
cotton bbls and l6 hf bbls moasses
BY THE RAILROADs
PER 0PELOUSAS RAILROAD-Noyember d.
% bales cotton u hhds sugar 25s bbls molasses
PER JACKSON RAILROAD-November 2l-625
bales cotton and sundries
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS..


STATE OF LOUISIANA \
Office of Board of Public Works
New Orleans, November 20, 1853. J
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
~ fee until twelve M, FRIDAY, December Ii,
lsee for the building OF the following named Levees,
BASS LEyEE, parish of Carroll.
sAYAGE LEVEE parish OF Carroll
DuCKPORT LEVEE, parish OF Madison
DELTA LEVEE, parish Of Madison.
GILLESPIE LEVEE, parish of Tensas
81. JOSEPH LEVEE, parish Of Tensas
MARES GO LEVEE, parish of Coneordia
Gl4ASeCoOK'S BEND LEVEE, parish of Con-
Said Levees to be constructed in accordance with
plans and specifications to be in this Office the
same to be added TO- or decreased at the option Of
The amount of bonds required will be the esti
mated amount OF the proposed work with fifty per
cent additional, and twenty per cent of each and
every estimate TO be retained until the completion Of
the work to the satisfaction OF the Board. Said
bonds to be secured by two responsible persons resi-
dents Of the State, whose sign tures must be ap-
pended TO each bid guaranteeing the ability of the
bidder to fulfill his agreement and that in case the
contract is awarded il will be accepted and entered
INTO IN accordance with requirements.
Bids will be Endorsed Proposals for building
Levee"
No bid will be entertained from any party who has
heretofore failed to fulfill his agreement for the
building of Levees with any former Board.
The Board reserves the right to reject any OF all
bids that may be offered.
By order of the Board.
no2l I'd r. D. MITCHELL, Secretary
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO OONrRACToRs.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR CoNsTRtJCT
- ing the portion Of the New Orleans Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad between the cities Of New
Yards ~ aarthvorI tha dsIsvssv N ~
construction Of $50 lneal feet Of Truss BrGgne,
900 lineal feet of Pile and Trestle Bridging, and
viii be received at the Companys office, in tho city
q New Orleans up to ten O'Clock A. n. WEDS ES
DAY, January %, 1863 rr--I~ F1I
Maps and protiles OF toe line plans of structures
and approx mate amounts Of work to be done
VIII be exhibited at the office and after De
seLnDer 10 1858 and blank forms furnished for con
use,s, specifications, propositions. etc.
All proposals 10 be addressed 10 Henry Van Week
Dnlei Engineer for the New Or cans, Mobile and
pInaittsnooga Railroad Company, New Orleans,
me Company reserves the right to reject any pro-
Posals Tor which any may be deemed unsats-
fsctoTy - -
JAMES A. RAYNOR
President N. O., M. C. r. r. Co.
Uihce Of the New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanoo.
&c ga Railroad Company, New Orleans, November 49,
Ieoo' no3 jalO
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Enelsh dairy and lo@l2c for tkim lot Of 100 boxes
western Reserve sold to day at lee p b.
Dbl. -I- 'O7N~s ~ ~oO
NAVAL SToRFg-The demand IN. .o.;, ia oon.
lined 20 Job lots We quote No. at 90 b0a2 90 b
Rol: No ! a. $39s 50; and pale at 50 90 p Dbl;
twenty gallon packages tars are duu at So 81 but
full size are in air request at So each Spirits tur
pentine firm at 471Ss60o ~ gallon.
GUNNY BAGS-Tbere is not much damand foy
sound lots which are quoted at 2O920se 3 bag. The
re9ond hands 800 bales. They are Retailing AZ nd
2lhc p bag. - Ns ~ ~AS
BOf I.SR6s-Ih e market is steady We quote West.
hnas; Northern vase for good and IS s6Oc for
Gnoloe uosnen' There is not much choice here but
inferior grades are plentiful and DUN - "
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FRE.-AbOut two O'Clock on Sunday
morning fire broke out in the residence
of Mr.. Oglesby, situated on St. Charles
street, between Soniat and Dufossat
streets, Jefferson City, which resulted
IN the total destruction of that splendid
e1iice. Passengers over the road to Car
rollton will remember the house was situa-
ted near Soniat Station, and attracted much
attention not only from the elegance of the
building, but from the tasteful display of
shrubbery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-23

NEW Notwithstanding General Grant-430
ss5 bbls moasses 60 hf 80 bbs oil 1902 SKIS cotton
seed lU bbls beef Is bbs oranges 4l2 hides SC bbs
tallow and sundries
NEW Notwithstanding George Washington
40 bales cotton 1873 hhds sugar 655 bbs molasses so
bbs oranges $50 SKIS oicake meal II pigs mdse and II
chests tea
GALVESTON-Steamshp Harlan-2aOO bbls flour
60 bbls molasses 90 bbswhisky SEQ bxs soap 30 hhds
sugar so bags coffee
MISUNDERSTANDING Tappahannock-95o bbls
specie
NSACOIIA-SteamshipLav bbls flour II
bbls whisky 80 SKIS corn 30 SKIS oats
PENSAOOLA-Steamshi Lizzie-l06 bbls flour 80
SKIS oats 1000 SKIS corn
HAVR ship Melrose-3038 bales cotton
HAVRE-Ship GuArdian-3524 bales cotton 24OO
slaves
LIVERPOoI.-Bark Pauline--le3s bales cotton
1900 slaves 60 SKIS oiIcase
MOBILE-Steamer Leo-l00 SKIS corn 200 SKIS oats
100 SKIS bran bbls molasses 30 bbls -four
ST L0UIS-Steamer Pauline Garroll-360 bxs tin
plate
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day evening, at bis dry goods store, cornel
Of Royal and Toulouse streets. Coroner
Avila was notified. The jury gave yer.
dict accordingly. The cause of the act il
not, 80 far, known. He left a memoranda
on bis table, written in French, saying, be
could not stand dishonor. He was but
recently married. He was forty-three
years old, and native of Nantz, France.
Three special officers, dispatched by Su-
perintendent Cain to Kenner, and furnished
with special locomotive for their convex
ance tbither by the courtesy of T. S. Will
liams, Esq, Superintendent of the jackson
railroad, Saturday boarded the down train
at that point and arrested five noted Chica-
go thieves bound for this city. They were
brought in and looked up at the central
police station. The arrests were based
upon dispatch from the Chief of Police a t
Jackson, Mississippi. ar .---..is-
Mrs. Annie Wynans, living at $50 st.
Joseph street, made complaint to the Chief
OF Police that her sister, Mrs. Moses Baker,
who died the day before, was buried under
suspicious circumstances, and that she was
beaten by her husband, Baker, in a.brutal
manner, leading to her death. The Coroner
was notified about seven or eight o'clock
last night and Baker arrested He said he
had beaten Mrs. Baker. and commended that
1t was not unusual for men to beat their
wives. Baker is baker.
The Warehouse and Elevator COMPANY
is expected to be in operation to-day.
Martin CASTILLO was arrested yesterday
afternoon on st. Charles street, charged by
Nelson Lawless about fourteen years old.
with assaulting him with loaded cane.
Alfred Colbert was arrested last evening
on Fulton street, charged with robbing
Lewis Booth Of 1890 and silver watch.
Henry Csokmeyer was shot at and
slightly wounded in the shoulder by some
unknown person Sunday morning, at the
corner Of Customhouse and Basin streets.
The drowned body of Andrew Oliver |
was found in the river at the foot of Mande-
vile street yesterday. The deceased fell
of the wharf on the thirteenth instant.
George Miller Russell, newsboy, acct
dentally cat himself in the side yesterday.
He was conveyed to his residence corner
of Montegut and Cassacalvo streets.
Hugh Murray was arrested at half-past
seven o'clock this morning on st. joseph
street lying drunk on the banquette. He
had SLY 10 and check for S2OS on the
Southern Express Company, out Of which
be can pay his fine. He was brought in on |
a wheelbarrow.
Jules Morraux, residing on Levee, near
Delery street, accidentally shot himself
this morning, while loading his pistol. The
ball entered his groin. The wound is not
dangerous.
About one o'clock this morning, while
Police Officer Stahl was walking his beat
IN Magazine street, he was suddenly
attacked by two ruffians, who beat him
'ver the head with slung-shot until he
vas insensible. Captain Schneider, under
whose command the officer is, discovered
lim and brought him to Pacanier station.
Dr.. Mckay was sent for and dressed his
wound, and atterward the officer was taken
% his residence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-23
OFFICIAL NoTICES--OITY.
FhoCLAMAT1oN BIZ THE MAYOR.
MARoRALrY OF NEW OaLEASs. !
(titv Hall Eorap, har u IIea =

Mai I'D. MARoRALTY OF NEW OaIFANs
f City Hall, November 81, lsss.
HEREAs, The Common Council of tine city Of
New Orleans, by authority OF law having passed an
ordinance Tor the redemption and absorption of the
Vsous issues OF city treasury notes and the relief
me nnances OF said CITY TO be submitted TO the
city at a special election. conducted in accordance
VIII existing laws and ordinance; and
whereas The said ordinance having been ap-
pr3Veo ~ ne ana promulgated according to the pro-
NOV, therefore l, John r. Conway, Mayor Of the
CITY OF New Orleans by virtue of the power vested in
oinanee, true copy Of which is herewith appsn ded
40 ISSUE this my proclamation, submitting tie same
70 the quahed voters Of the city of New Orleans for
Their approval or disapprova for which purpose the
polls viii be opened IN the various precincts Of the
wards established for az the late election said
election 10 be held on SATURDAY, the fifth DAY Of
from seven O'Clock A. NJ until six clock p NJ Of
sad day, and the returns made the Mayor agree
ABLY to section seven OF said ordinance I7T"7
band t snd whereof have here9nto set my
TINS twenty hrst day Of November. A. d 1858.
JOHN h. CONWAY, Mayor.
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, November ls. 1853 )
No. 1127-New Series.
granted 10 f. W. Rodd, to erect On his premisss
bounded by Clay, Front Customhouse and Ben,
VILE streets, portable engine and boiler, for the
purpose OF crushing sugar; Provided, The said en-.
lstlng laws and ordinances, and remain during the
pleasure of the Common Council
(Slgned) THOMAS MARKHY,
President Board Aldermen,
(signed ALFRED KkARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
Apr.?rad November Is, 1858.
JolrS W. OVERALL, Secretary. nols St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-23

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.--Friday night Mary
'biks, living on Union street, between
&pdes and Baronne, attempted to commit
vide by taking laudanum. 1t appears
b she had been sometime sick and re-
need to great poverty, grew desperate in
flew Of her situation, and attempted to take
~ life. After swallowing the drug she
|snmunieated the fact to companion, by
hose exertions she was kept alive until a
|hysician was sent for and measures taken to
kHeve her Of its influence. She is native
Boston, and came here during the Fed
al occupation of the city. She is now
&usidered out Of danger.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED >TATEs DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER Oh j. N. ROBERT s CO.,
Bankrupt
In RnnkrnnfcH-Nn 2AR


w HkRhASi JOS. n. ROBERT AND JOS. o.
firm Of j, N. Robert d o., OF New Orleans and
district aforesaid, duly declared bankrupts under
MED IN said Court petition praying for discharge
ana cerhheAte thereof from all their debts and other
claims provable under said act
Notice is therefore given 10 all creditors who have
proved their debts and to all other persons in inter.
est that the twentyfrst day of Decem ber 1898 M
Il A. M is assigned for the hearing Of the same and
that they may then and there attend and show
ton should not be granted; and further notice il
gwen that SAID oankrupts will undergo an examina
tiop before Register Kellogg at his Office Cnstam
house building, on the eighteenth December ts6s, at
Clerks Office November 49, 1858.
no2O 30 delO nsnntS ci;orl
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EsTABLIsHED 1883.
STODART
New Scale, Overstrung, fun Iron Frame
H 1 A N o FOR ELS.

STODART MORRIS
MANUFACTURERS OF GRAND souARE AVN fyHaYeuu
FL AIN d r % II n ~
Our new scale Piano Fortea. in Addition IN thar
peculiar merits contain every really valuable modern
improvement. rendering them the most complete
and tor purity 81 tone. delcacY of touch, durability
Sna Sso the test Of severe climates, the
unrivaled. =
The Pianos Of this manufacture have stood the test
LECTURERS are AZ liberty to refer TO twenty-five
thousand families who have had them in use in
STODIRT MORRIS,
6e4BroadEAy, corner Of Great Jones.
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sucees.Ion of John Ers.sh

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Orleans-Rotice is hereby given to the
creditors OF this estate, and to ali other person.
herein interested, to show cause within ten DAYS
from the present notification, if any they have or
can, why the account presented by Christine
trescnS testamentary executriX of this estate
should not be homologated and approved the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith, and
the said Christine Eresch discharged from ali fnr
Their trust and liability in the premises.
By order of the court.
no 10 70 % M O. TRAOY CIarh
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. \
Office Board Of Public forks,
.. New Orleans, La November 40 1858
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ a. this office until twelve NJ. SATURDAY, De-
wee, in the parish Of Madison.
Said levee TO be constructed in accordance with
plan and specifications to be seen in this Office tie
same to be added to or decreased AT the option ef
the Board. The proposed terms Of payment will be
explained, as it differs from other instances.
The amount OF bonds required will be the estimAt-
eq amount of tie proposed work, with fifty per cent
additional, and twenty per cent Of each aud every
estimate to be retained until the completion of the
work to the satisfaction of the Board Said bonds to
be secured by two responsible persons residents Of
the state, whose signatures must be appended
TO each bid. guaranteeing the ability Of
the bidder to fulfill his agreement and that in case
tne contract is awarded It will be accepted and
Fo bid will be entertained from any party who has
heretofore failed 10 fulfill his agreement for the
building of levees with any former Board,
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids that may be offered.
By order of the Board.
noN X. d. MITCHELL SecretRry
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L'ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
ClNQOIEME COUR DE DISTRICT POUR LA
PAROISSE D'ORLEANS.
Dame Rachel Blum vs. Anselm Brissac Son Mari
No. 20322

No. 20,322.
TIE CEHT1FIE PAR CES PRESFNTES OLE
~ lie septieme jour de noEembre Sos jugement a
etc rendu dams oette COur, dams laffalre cdessous
Inutulee, dams les termes ct chiffres suivAnts a
saVOir
Dame Rachel Blum VS.. Ansem Brissac Son Mari
No 2O,322-Oette Etfaire ayant etc soumise Ia Oour
GeJour, pour la confirmation du jugement par de.
iaut readu dams attaire dessus ct la O ur consi-
derant leyidenee ct les iemoignages depos6s ct
etant satistate que lo ct revdence sont en- aveur
DE ia demanderesse sur La motion de l.. l.. Levy
pour Ia demanderesse-
Ii est ordonne adJug6 ct deer6t6 que lie iuRement
par default rendu dams la dite afare le unatre ou-
rant SOFT eontirme ct rendu final ct quill ait juge-
ment en- favour de la demanderesse, Rachel Blum ct
contre lie deiendeur, Anselm Brissac son mari pour
Ia somme de clul cent solNante piastres avec rhypc
Lheque aecorde par la lo fenmes marlees sur la
proprete de leur maris pour la garantie de eurs
blens dotauX ct paraphernRuE. ayec interet legal
partlr de Ia demande Iudlclaire ct de plus, que Ia
communicate d acquets ct gains ci-devAnt existant
entire Ia dte demanderesse ct e defendeur soft dis
soute, ct que la dem deresse soft autorsee avoir
10 eontrele de atfares la oonduie dune entire
PRISE commercials; ct tnalement que lie d6fendeur
pale les frais du process
I'm toi de quoi lai oppose ma signature ct lie sceau
DE 10 dite Oour, en- la vile Ia Nouvele Orleans c
uouzleme Jour de novembre de rannee de Notre
SelgneuT mil mutt cent soixaute-huit, ct de lInde-
pendanee des EtALs- Unis la treiyieme
PHILIP POWER JR
nos ued * Depute Creffier.
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Monetary and Commercial,
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
MONDAY. Nnvamhar q / p III Iaea

MONDAY, November q, l p. M, 1859
Gold opened at l3i1s913Isi against 1885, stNew
York There have been sales thus Jar of $4,000 At
lS4 $6OOo at ls41z and 5000 at 1874. Nothing re-
Foreign exchange ruled lower in accordance with
the course OF the New York gold market. A round
amount Of Al commercial francs offered at 92bs
hold sterling at l469l46lS
Domestic exchange is quiet and weak. The banks
check On New York at 4 u cent discount and the
remittance demand is sery hgnt, Ths sales of com
mercial include $4,000 New York sight at ZIG y
cent discount.
Nothing reported in stocks or!bonds.
City treasury notes are quiet but very firm The
dealers buy the small sums offered across their
counters at 81 u cent discount and supply the de.
tnand from taxpayers at 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-23

|SENTENCEs.-ln the First District Court
|iurday, Judge Abel passed these among
her sentences:
Frank Brown, convicted of stabbing and
|Iustng with a dangerous weapon Ellen
lott with the intent 10 commit murder
bile in the preparation of robbery, all
he twentieth day of June last, on John
street, to be hung at such time as may
fixed by the Governor.
John Crumb, indicted with James Glib
which latter was acquitted on a
rge Of mule stealing, one year in the
htentiary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-23

'AnS' aArns. Cornelius Gleason re-
,NI sS ihe station, Saturday night, that
. llree quspers P. M, his brother
and mortally wounded, on St.
IIoAG street by Sergeant Whittier, of the
:" : precinct police force. Half an hour
4 cAi m % the report Sergeant Whittier
'bbs s Sss endered himself at the Superinten-
OPieag. Bee.
'Aled y
ana bred boy named Joseph Albert
run TIM nfteen years, shot in tie mouth and
,...s.. asly wounded a white boy six
q on Port street, Saturday alter
sts read The ball was extracted by DR.
DfIioe = I'D the assailant was confined in the
iiooE, V stlict station.
" twenty minutes past nine O'Clock
Z o nth night, Mr.. Kalberlah, the tailor
y Vni'A pc shop at the corner of Girod
Charles streets, reported to the
, LIN Police that he had been robbed o
INT y Y the contents Of his shop, worti
jersey q 'zV0, all while he was absent bu
dslysrsls lnutes taking drink. The pOlict
4 L not cai 70 70 work. E. B. Malone was ar
'sd' I" suspicion.
As Lin" Ferdinand Dietrich committed
A..ul 'neut half past three o'clock satur
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Atiu 0rIeaus gtpnbliratr.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

INJUNCTION ON MAYOR CoNwAT's CHIEF
OF PoLIoE.-In the Fifth District Court,
Saturday, on the application of Oscar J.
Dunn, President of the Metropolitan Board
d Police, an injunction was ordered by
Judge beaumont, to be issued to restrain
NJ. Diamond, whom Mayor Conway ap-
pointed Chief of Police, from exercising or
stempting to exercise the functions of that
r..
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Succession OF a. Leonee Burthe.

y Of Orleans. Whereas, Mrs. Henriette Pol.
lock, widow Of A. Leonce Burthe, has peti.
toned the Court for letters of administration on the
estate of the late A. Leonce Burthe, deceased
intestate Notice is hereby gwen to all whom it may
concerA, TO snow cause within ten days why the
By order of the Court
nol6 10 "A NJ O. TRACY CLARK