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mo IEr-FOE A TERN OF YEARS. WITH InME-
Gfte possession the ihee story House No tinten
place. ksh street FOR business private family
Apply on the preniseS
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T,o LRT-LoFrs WELL LrGuGEp WITH or WITH
ont Power, y the new tuiuins Zgez25 .eeiA Tuanlng
through from Madison Monroe street, between Jacsl
corlears streets Inquire tia owners J. ". MASON
A Co, eS5 1on.oe street, so Fear s.reei.
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ITO LEr ROOMS Fog BUSINESS PURPOSES OR
lot.ass the elegant building No. living place, al
joining AcSas.ny u Muse ow reEiA Apply lie irera
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To MILLINFRs-A SPLENDID oPP0RfuNiIY-ro
let, Part OF paFor, in dlessraaksg Establishment
very reasonable. Inquire al No / Clinton place.
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RIO RENT-IN CLINTON PLACE, THREE D00ps
from Broadway nTst class Store adapted for any, als
ness, especially tailor. Apply personally 10 ALEA.
HUMPHREY, No. Clinton place, Broadway
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RIO RRST-TEE STORE AND BASEMENT JUNCTION
OF Broadway ana Fartyhid street suitable restau-
raat u llSuor store. AElly at IS Greene street.
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HELP WANTnD-sIALES.

A GOOD BUSINESS MAN TO CANVASS THIS CITY
N and throughout the United Sates for advers
ing scheme COED reliable man will b instructed here
day; S25 per week and commission paid a OF
that Is common Address, with reference boz 4t4l
Post oilce.
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TY0 REET-PART OF A FRONT OFFICE or FIRST
floor door from Broadway street below Fulton
street. Ad;ress J. u. 4 j.. Herald oDsce
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ITO LIQUOR MERCHANTS AND GROChRs.-THE
/ lne fye stofy Put.dnr ccner Fory. third street
Eighth avenue 10 let cheap splendid plate frent and
basement saiooa B. RICHARDSON.
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RIO LET-A FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE, BEA Tt
fully frescoed AL modern improvements vita rflTata
stable attached garden lnd tae house rent low pose
slep immediate; location between FIsth sixth
HEARY n LIPPE. go sxih avenue.
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DWELLING uousEs 30 LIT.

A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR DEL.
n nonlco's, Ss90; Wea Eleventh street, @Se. Also man,
Others at all prices in every location. II you
nished house call before looking elsewhere. R0BaRr .
RICHARDS, e5S Broadway, hear Twenty.thTd street.
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TO LLr--A LARGE FRONT ROOM, NEATLY FUR
nshel, wiki pantry, sas, bath, for two gentlemen
tCsau ahd vie go PER month. Apply al "a ureen
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toAL, COAL AND FLOUR, FLOUR.-FAMILIEs SUP.
" pied ut Iowop prices. Peoples Cosl and Flour once
iOo B,oadway vi saved pa barrel Or ton. WoTkngnab
rave your moDeg.
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A COACHMAN's SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST
n class man Is wei acquainted with tho city AMI
give the very best city reference Gail address r. b..
No. % East 10th at.
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A PERMANENT SITUATION, WORTH SlbH0
IA year. to energetic business that has va 400 I'd
loan on real estate. Address AANUFACTUREk, Herald
ol.ce.
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ro LEr-A SPLENDID STORE AND FIxrURBs :
j Sixth avenue.
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no LET, USFUkNIsHED IN PRIsATE FAMILY,
l. an American gentleman and wlfe, very desirable
Apartments light Housekeeping; house three rooms
deep; paticuary desirable Central Park APP
py AZ 15y Last Seventy street. between Third and Fourth
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rro LIT HANDSOME -FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
Touse loe.tel between IA tn and Sixth avenues Man
's' 'n'''0As ~ AMEGMkN FORD. go Sixth avenue.
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no LET-IS A BROWN STONE HOUSE, A THIRD
Floor I've rooms, al improvements rent &.c Fourth
ligof i've roors all Improvements; rent ~ Apply the
promises, 81 tsr.eih street.
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+. SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR TO LET-iN HIGH
IL ,toop prowa stone front Horse with moiern improve
meus 10 sina, family OF adults Immediate pos
session. loo East Fllty-ifsh stieat
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cor BROADWAY.-TO LET. ROOTS AND OFFICES;
NCt rent low oue Floor. three ronns $50 PER month.
Also furnished Rooms TO gentlemen Apply 10 dr. YALEN
TIME, room 40. 3.
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A THREE STORY UEFURNISHED HOUSE WITH u
IN rvona n 3l5o per month, payable IN eavancs 4 first
class party willing to retain tho gentleman occupying three
the second cor win have heT rent re ucei eo
per month. Apply tie prenses, Is West Teulh street.
between Firth ana Sixth aseaGes, iro!a II to ).
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4 CoACHMAN's OR GARnE NER's PLACE WANTED
N By steady Scotchnan Is ully competent in every
spee best city reference. Addres r., box 2o2 Herald ae
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DRoADwAy, BRohpwhY.-To LIT, NEAR TWELFTH
street. large, wei furnished House Is rooms suitable 70
hotel Lease and Furniture VIII be sold al great bargsa
splendid business location
S. s. NORTON co, lg27 Broadway.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL FARM, 50 ACRES, TWO BUILDlNGs
n IN Rockiand county near depot H4,s00; viii divide
Other Farrps w. II. MELICk, 42l Broadway.
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nRooNnyN REAL ESTATE EoR SALE.

HANDSOME HOUSE FOR SALE THREE STORY,
n basement suo-cc!ar brown stone House, tive!
has all the improvements 10 the hest style aud done
days work; negGboIboOd I.t class. convenient to al
ferries fre n.nutas walk from City Hall will be sold cheap
suit Inquire al 1913 Dean street, between Hoyt md
Bond streets.
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DOTH STREET RlFWEEN FIFTH AVENUE AND
20 Broacway.--rirst class brown stone House 10
ense from to 5 years for business pirate pnrposes
No Pina<
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A CoAC1MAN's SITUATION WANTED--BY A col
N OF many years' experience with best city
reference Apply at G. Grahans harness store 6S unEc
place.
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CLERHs AND Statesmen.

A COMPETENT CLERK wANTED-lN THE PERU
IA merry business $50 Broadway. Apply early.
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IN PRIVATE FAMIbY OF THREE, TOGETHER OR
separately well furnished Paror on hr.t door, three Bed
third; .raes, hot and Geld wafer moderate
rent. 2 es Eleventh street formerly Eammond corner
MaveTey place. References.
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A COACHMAE's SITUATION WANTED-BY AN IN
N dustrious single has ifa class references Cal
address COACHNAN, 26 Greene ST., Clinton place.
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RIO LET-LOWER PART or HOUSE 363 ADELPHI
street, Fulton avenue, Brookyn, ten rooms, hot
and cold carriage house Of lot rent $780, Inquire
the premises
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T7OR SALE-ONE OF THAT ROW OF FIRST GLASS
three story brown stone Houses Thirty street,
between Seventh and Eighth price SoU0O. Apply
to TAYLOR sTEAkNs, ~ Pine street.
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C0ACKIEyEN AND GARDENERS.

A COACHMAN AND GROOM WANTS A SITUATION
"A Is single man, who thoroughly uGdeIs
the business; give good city reference. Gail
dress j. O., IL West 2Sth street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-11
TUE DARING STAGE ROBBERY.

ssJohnny the Greek's and His Side Partner,
Mcdonnell, Committed 10 Answer a Serious
Charge.
The rather notorious John Roach, alias Johnny
the Greekn and James Mcconnell, alleged to have
picked the pocket OF Mr.. Nathaniel L. McCready, OF
No. 10 West Twenty-second street. Of national notes,
gold coin, gold checks, &c. to the amount OF $392,
while he was riding down Broadway In twenty
third stage early Tuesday evening EN- route to
waacks theatre, with his wife and niece, were ar
raigned before Justice Shandley, at the JEFF
ferson Market Police Court yesterday, when
q formal complaint was preferred against
them OF larceny from the person. In
the affidavit OF Mr.. McCready he narrates that
when he attempted to aight from the stage the
'.Greekn and James blockaded the doorway, and
he expo5tuated against their ungentlemanly con-
duct, hnay uttering the half order. haf entreaty,
"Either get out or allow me to get OUT" he was
compelled to crowd between them and almost drag
his ladies after him. His loss he discovered imme-
diatey thereafter as tickets for the theatre In ques
tion had been placed in his pocketbook before leav
ing home, and in searching for 1t and hnding II gone
the object OF the prisoners conduct was apparent.
At this juncture when at loss how to act the
young man. Charles Uhng, residing at No. AT West
Thirtieth street. who had been q passenger In the
same stage with Mr.. McCready. approached him and
in few words apprized him OF the pleasant intelll
gence that he had witnessed the operations Of the
accused, and what was more gratifying, how he had
PLAYED the part OF a detective and knew Of their
whereabouts. Immediately they repaired to the
Shakespeare Hotel, opposite the theatre, as already
detailed in the HERALD, having In the meantime
obtained the assistance Of officers Young
and Fitzgerald, of the Fifteenth precinct, when
the keen youth pointed out both the 'Greek" and
Mcconnell sitting az table, And more, he directed
the officers search about the floor for the stolen
p0cketbook when TO their ast0nlshment 1t found
lying on chair, where it had been hurriedy thrown.
McCready recognized both the men as those who
impeded him on his exit from the stage, and also
the p0ckebook the one he had lost. They were at
once taken to the station, when iorty-tve dollars
was found OH the person OF the .Greekn and four
teen dollars on his side partner. The aGidavits Of
young ung and those Of the officers were also ap-
pended to the complaint, when Justice Shandey
committed them TO answer the charge without bail.
that he was thirty-three years OF age, d cabinet
maker, and resided In Elizabeth street. and McCon-
neil seriously impaired the fact that he was but
twenty one years Old, Jeweller by occupation, and
lived on seventh avenue. Both Indignantly denied
their Guilt.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The viceroy OF Egypt Is making great preparations
for the reception Of the Prince and Princess OF
Wales. large carayansary is being constructed
near the great pyramid OF Gizeh for the accommo-
daton OF the royal party and suite. Tie royal steam
yacht Will be placed at their disposal trip up the
Nile.
grand wedding was celebrated in Paris during
last month between Nine. de Labedoyere, the init
mate friend OF she Empress, and Prince de 10 MOS
kowa.
The death OF an infant son OF Marshal Bazaine is
announced This child, born in Mexico. was held at
the baptismal font by the Emperor Maximilian and
the Empress Charlotte.
Sir Bernard Burke states, In his 'sVicssItudes OF
Families" that OF the twenty live barons who were
appointed TO enforce the observance OF Magma
Charta there Is not now in the House Of Peers
single male descendant.
The diligence which runs from st. Michel (Savoie
to Suza was upset on the morning Of the 18th ult,
at Moard, on Italian territory. One passenger was
injured two horses were Killed and some large par
GELS OF silks were damaged.
King Victor Emanuel has transmitted to the
Genoese authorities sum OF 6000f. for the benefit
OF the children born in that city the 18th, l4th
and 18th uit. His Majesty has expressed wish that
If boys they should be christened Amedeus, and II
girls Maria Victoria.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,



CHEnRy-HANLy.-Att the Continental Hotel Phila-
delpha, on Tuesday, February Q, by the Rev. Phillips
BROOKS w. ". CHERRY, or North Carolina, TO MAGGIE
-, daughter OF the late Rev. Joseph j. Hanly OF
Philadelphia.
DEARrSG-.BENSETr.- Wednesday, February 10,
at the residence OF the brides uncle, by the Rev. Dr
WIN. =. Mikes. BENJAMIN DEARING 10 JESSIE MOTr
BENNETT, all OF thsS City. No cards.
FIsLAYsoN-HousroN.-0n saturday, January %,
by the Rev. L. W. Canter l.. A. FISLAysoN to Mrs. M
A. HOUSTON. daughter OF the late r. Charles, Esq =.
and widow OF Colonel s. T. Houston, OF Baltimore.
HkIssER--FRosT.--0n Tuesday, February o. by the
Rev. q. h. Frothingham, Jacob II. HEissER TO MARY
A. fRosT. edestsdaughter OF VIM. A. Frost, both OF
New York.
IssLEE-HAwKfNs.-Att the Bleecker street Uni
versaiist church, on tuesday, February o. by the
Rev. ID. X. Lee, ROBERT q. IssLEE TO MARY g..
eldest daughter Of Charles p Hawkins, Esq, all Of
this city.
ScnRoEpgR--wI WILLIAMSON Monday, February g.
Mr.. RuDoLPH SCHROEDER, OF Hanover, Prussia, to
Miss LIZZIE Morr WILLIAMS only daughter OF Hon.
Theodore Williams
TnoMPsox--RICH.--At Plymouth church. on Tues
day, February Q, by Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr
JAMES II. THOMPSON, Of West Farms, N. u, to SARAH
FRANCIS eldest daughter Of Ebenezer Rich, Esq, OF
Brooklyn.
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e U r o p e.

~he Hamburr steamer westphalia, Captain Traut-
mann. from Hamburg the 27th ult via Havre the
3oth arrived at this port yesterday.
The King OF Prussia has ordered royal yacht
from London which is TO be sent 10 Kiel with the
hinge monitor the King William.
CORRESPONDENCE from Madrid mentions that an
attempt at coup detat on the part OF Montpensier
was expected to take place In that city during the
latter part OF January.
on the 2lst ut the Prince and Princess OF Wales
took part in the skating festivities at the Thiergar-
ten, in Berlin accompanied by the whole court The
same evening they left for Vienna.
Central Committee OF the Carlo-Isabella party
has been discovered in Madrid that gives bounty
of 200 plastres, besides ten reals per day, to all
soldiers who promise to join the banner to be raised
by Cabrera.
ihe College Victoria, has been opened at Berlin. un-
der the patronage OF the Princess Royal OF Prussia
on the morning OF the 2sth ult, says the Phare OF
Marseilles, written piacards containing an appeal
to arms were posted In different parts OF the city,
more particularly In the Place Pentagon and the
Rue Napoleon.
The body of a man was taken out or the canal ST.
Martin Paris the 2sth ult, in advanced state OF
decomposition and carried 10 the Morgue The clothes
worn by the deceased correspond with those
Professor d'Archiac, OF the Museum OF Natural HIS
tory, at the time OF his mysterious disappearance.
The Italia, OF Naples says:-"Brigandage is gradu-
ally disappearing. On the 18th inst. Luigi Bianchi
gave himself up to the commander Of the detach-
ment OF Lecco. Three bandits who had been ex-
PEELED from the Pontiacal territory were arrested
at the frontier on the l4th."
wehave received the account OF Captain Duchesne
OF the accdent on board OF the Havre steamship
Pereire which only confirms the statement pub
iished IN the HERALD on the 9th inst. From this,
however, 1t would appear that the wounded number
twentyour instead OF twenty, previously stated,
besides the six killed, whose name were published
NJ
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FRANCE.

Disaster to the American Ship Alaska, In
Hnvre.
fire broke out the evening OF the 27th ult. In the
hold OF the American ship Alaska, OF Boston, 1875
tons, lying in The La Barre dock at Havre, The
sci had recently arrived with 4000 bales of cot
ton. The cargo was In course OF being discharged,
and only about $50 bales remained ON board when
smoke was seen to from the hold. The matches
were Immediately closed and six engines set to work
to pump In water. The fre, however continued TO
shoulder until the following afternoon, when the
ed. One life was unfortunately lost The lieutenant
In charge named Thomas Burnett q native Of Glas-
cow, had gone down to his cabin, ana was found
there suffocated All attempts to restore animation
were without avail.
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Tho New scheme Against Mexico.

Tho New Scheme Against Mexico.
The journal de Paris OF January 2s has the fol-
lowlng:-
rumor was current few days ago that Count
ton in Spain The report was at once denied BY the
Official telegraph OF Madrid but at present we know
ada, has been for some time enlistng Spanish oicers
for monarchical enterprise in Mexico. About 800
had been enrolled with the consent OF the provisional
government and they were SAID to have obtained
two years. furlough. The funds at the Generals dis
position are stated to amount TO $50, ,000, 000 and
1000 men are announced as only awaiting the arri
val OF those Officers to take up arms in favor OF the
Count de Grgent, who would become King Of Mex
leo. The place OF departure Is supposed TO be Glib
raltar, where each person engaged would receive an
advance OF $500. Santa Anna Is understood to be
the author OF the affair. We have no occasion to
add that publish these details under all
and merely to keep our readers aware OF piece OF
news which circulates In diplomatic circles.
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BRapy.--Aftcr a brief illness, JAMES I. BRADY, OF
the city or New York, counsellor-at-law.
Solemn nigh mass will be celebrated at the cathe.
dra, this Thursday morning, at half.past ten
O'Clock. The friends OF tho family invited TO at.
posted In the family vault under the cathedral.
BIRD.--On Monday. February 8, jams BIRD, aged
90 years, months and is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family, and OF his
sons. Isaac aud James H. Bird, also the members Of
cen, and Adclphi Chapters, X. A. M, are rcspectfuy
invited to attend the funeral, from the Eighteenth
street Methodist Episcopal church, this (Thursdayj
afternoon. at one O'Clock
lIRscK.--On Tuesday, February o. LrzzrY a., daurn-
ter " william p. and Matilda W. Brcck, aged year
ana months
Funeral services At the house Of her parents. No.
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Additional Particulars from the Spanish
Journals.

After the commit,al or the crime crowd. com :
posed OF number Of The inhabitants OF the lowest
portion OF the city, entered the cathedral and com.
menccd maltreatlng the body OF the Governor. split
ting the head open win blows rom an axe. The
ears were then cut OF and the body dragged.
naked and mutiated, on TO The square, where n was
abandoned.
ID ~ even stated that the Archbishop appeared IN
se portal OF Inc Cathedral exciting Inc fanatic pop
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CITY NTELLIGEAeE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
win show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours, indicated BY the thermo
meter at Hudnuts pharmacy HERALD Building
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lation to kill the Governor crying In loud voice,
How is thisS They want to rob US OF our relics. :
He s now in prison. and about seventy other arrests
have been made. During the 6lrsute the Inspector
OF Police was wounded.
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Particulars of the Assassination Of the Cow
erncr Of Dnrzos.

Prom the correspondence Of the Paris La Patrle
Madrid Jan. 2Il
The Minister or Public Works stimulated by the
importance ~ the audacious rObberes committed III
The Monastery 0f the Escnria ordered an inventory
10 be made and the remaining objects TO be strictly
guarded. Tho Cathedral of Burgos and ~ cloister
of canons, monks and other eccesasncs had sue
ceeced IN iOrestaliing their share OF the precious
plunder, the value of which cannot be readily cst.
mated. According 10 instructions received, sea or
Gutierrez Garcia. Governor OF Bnrgos. well aware or
the danger he incurred the day before yesterday
arranged to 70 TO the archives the cathedral and
proceed with the inventory. Passing through Of
fhe fine galleries leading rom the church 70 the
vent the reverend father cODservafor threw himself
upon the Governor armed with n spring dagger aud
laid him dead NJ hls feet The crime must have been
prenedtated for all the priests and sacrisans were
found 70 be armed with Abacete knives and flocked
fnto the open streets crying. "ricG IN yeii0,0nl ~
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rejoicing. Carney ID now secured. with an onncer
stationed at his cell door watching and waiting upon
him alone He will soon be again escorted 70 MS oo
quarters In the Jefferson Market prison.
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!, FEBRUARY IL, lS69.-TRIPLE SHEET

dollar for having coach driven BY an unlicensed
driver.
Thomas Tobin. driver OF truck No. s, $40, for oh
structtng the track on West street. from Cortandt to
Fulton street. and being abusive to oficer Keneally,
OF the Twentysixh precinct In consideration that It
was his hrst onence, was fined only one dollar.
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Annual Rep0Sf Of tho Comnaissioners Of
Charities and Correction.
The ninth annual report OF the Commissioners
having charge Of the various public reformatory
and relief institutions has been prepared and trans
mitted to the appropriate legislative body for con-
sideration. The report contains . great deal of
interesting and valuable matter and origi-
nal suggestions in regard to the matters
entrusted to their care. The tables show that the
Commissioners have been kept pretty busy during
the year, and from the statements made it would
appear that while the charities are enective the
corrections are rather the reverse This latter fact
the entire community must be well aware OF from
the enormous increase Of crime In the metropolis.
The Commissioners have chad In the institutions
under their direction during the past year 92 272,
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THE BLIND ASYLUM.
The Commissioners established In connection with
the AlInshouse an asylum for the unmarried blind
During the year there 426 applicants for relief
from the fund created by the Common Council.
These visited by the officers OF the department
and S22 750 distributed. The number in the asylum
averaged nnetyve and the cost Of their subsistence
was 5000, or q total OF x2s, 800.
THE INEBRIATE ASYLUM
has so far been very successful. sufficient number
or non-payng patients have been received to keep
the grounds and building In order, while those who
desire to pay are divided into three classes paying
i've ten and fifteen dollars per week respectively.
The first class sleep IN the wards ana eat with the
nonpaying inmates and the others are provided with
separate rooms.
BUREAU FOR OUTDOOR SICK.
During the past year 1880 patients were treated,
and 80 so3 prescriptions furnished.
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Average temperature Tuesday. :..........
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-08-25
TO PLANTERS aud shippers!

YENHE undersigned. having made extensive additions
4 to their
CoMMoDIoUs WAREHOUSES;,
at Corner of Commerce and Milan streets,
ON THE LEVEE,
and directly opposite the wharf prepared,
in view of their increased facilities to offer superior
inducements to all shippers and consgners Of Cotton,
Produce other Merchandise.
They have reduced their warehouse charges
to the following low rates:
Storage Cotton 81 u cents per bale currency.
g on up-freights Is cents per barrel, currency.
With these advantages. together with their we'll
known corps of efficient assistants they respectfully
invite a share of patronage
sy1 They will make liberal advances in Cash and
Supplies upon all consignments and prompt attention
will be given to all business entrusted to them.
Respectfully, &c WALSH & BOISSEAU.
Shreveport, August Z. 1869. d&w6m
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Commercial Intelligence.

SOUTH w EsTERN OFFICE,
Shreveport, August %, 1859.
The past week was of extreme dullness with our
merchants in general though few of the leading job
bling houses had few heavy bills to fill The receipt
of but two bales of cotton by the 2Oh against 80
for the period last year, shows that the season is
little behind, but from all accounts the prospects are
more hattering. Our quotations merely nominal
Good ordinary 26@27 and low middng 2s @29c for
the old stock. New cotton commands soc Gold quiv
erng.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1868. bales. $50
Received yesterday Observation-Disclosures.
Received previously rs, 1lS-'o,lo
rs, 1868
Shipped yesterday. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Shipped previously rs S36-1S, S46
Stock on hand and not cleared ........... %