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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ADRASY, April ~.
BILLS PASSED


To amend the charter of the Great Western
Insurance Company; also tho charter OF the FremenB
rrust Insurance Company; relative TO tho Brooklyn
club 10 defae and amend the law relative 10 abandoned
canals. 49, 49,. :. ..,,...., x.,no,n
Mr. O'DONNELL moved to take from tho table the
Broadway Surface Railroad bill, which was carried
p-,a<y Hale horrts Psrher
C.,nhsI Hubbard, Murphy, STANFORD,
Ol.pu.n Humphrey NkAos, Tbaysf,
I.o.l,, Kennedy, Ncb, van ieuen.
FogT, h"sh' pD"p"e"'
BdnH BduNni .IoH""' r,sd
CdhdgtH, t"N' "A"'"h'
Mr. HUMPHREY moved to recommlt, with instruc.
tions tn amend the BILL that the Company hnall pay
- zoo OOo into the City Treasury, IN hve annual pay
Mr. DREAMER moved 20 lay the bill Oh the table uh'h
tie an day of July next Carried by vote OF ~ 10
TuE pLATTsBURG AND WHITEHALL hAiLHoap. Ar.
On motion OF Mr. HALE, the Governors veto OF , luo
plott.burg and Whitehall Railroad bill was canou uV
m" table The question, "sha the bill pass notw,n
stanIIn0 the Governors obect0nsp was dsoussen u,
length Messrs HALE. MURPHY, and gEACb Iaxo Rp
overriding tho veto and Mcssrh hlCholS Sf'In"H"'
MORRIs and HUBBARD opposcdt A., ,,ou,or.a
Tile question on passing the bill over 'ho oo'oinVi
veto was lost, 10 to a.
Hills PASSED. ,,
Enabling tho International Bridge Company 10 conson
date with any Canadian company; relating 10 INC
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PRUSSIA.

COUNT BISMARCK OPPOSES THE PRINTING OF THE
BLUE-B00K.
BERLIN, April 23.-In the Prussian Diet yesterday
Count Won Bismarck opposed proposition Tor the
publication of the official Bue-Books, bnt consented
to lay the public documents before the Diet, IL the
members insisted on seeing them
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Department and private Secretary to Messrs. Chase,
Fessenden md McCulloch, was removed from Office
this
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPArcH.l

IGENBRAL PbkSb DlbPATCHI
Commissioner Delano has decided with regard to
afixing and cancelng internal revenue stamps that
IN all cases where an adhesive stamp shall hereafter
DO used, except as may be otherwise provided the
person making and delivering, or giving the lnstru-
ment. matter, or thing to be taxed shall afHx the
stamp: that the outer surface of each stamp shall be
EXPOSED TO view and shall cancel the same by writing
with ink upon each stamp, OF by some mechanical
means, as the Commissioners may hereafter require,
nsed The cancellation of stamps for spirits and
tobacco will remain as heretofore prescribed. The
commissioner calls the attention OF officers to the
provisions of the act imposing fine and punishment
for using adhesive stamps which have already been
used. on.
annroyed the application of the City of Nevada Cali
fornia. for the purchase OF the lands within Its
boundaries This Is the first case under the new law
giving the right to towns TO 30 purchase on mineral
Mai Chas. Z. Mix, who has been Chief Clerk, and
frequently acting as Commissioner OF indian Affairs
for hrtythree years, has been removed and IS sue
ceeded by Mr.. B. Waugh Of Maryland. The former
retires on the LIST OF May. =,
unon his duties next Monday instead Of the 1st of
May, as originally intended. ..,
Appointments will soon be made of persons TO take
the place Of the two Friends who were rejected last
night by tire Senate as Indian Agents:
The troubles in the Congregational Church have
been amicably arranged. DIR. Boynton has resigned,
and abont 125 members have taken letters to a new
Peopes Church. with free seats, of which DR.. Boyn-
ton will be pastor The Others remain in the present
church building with Gen. Howard. Satisfactory
arrangements were made regarding the property.
Secretary Boutwell, leaves Washington tonight on
o short visit to Boston.
leonard Huyck President OF the late Merchants
National Bank of this city, who was convicted OF "a
larceny of bonds TO the amount Of $1,000, was to-day
called for sentence, and on being asked If he had
were pyen 10 him as collateral security. Exceptions
having been taken by his counsel, the Court sen,
fenced him to two years in the Pententiary at
the next term of the Court in General Term.
James b. Davis. fourth class CLERK I'D The treasury
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

The distillery of Sherman e. Co., In
Peoria, H., was destroyed by IRE on Sunday. Loss
$4,000; Insurance good
"A petition is being numerously signed, In
Boston, requesting the President 10 appoint Frederick
Douglass AS Minister 10 Brazil
Business was generally suspended in Au-
gusta Ca yesterday In honor OF the decoration OF the
graves OF the Confederate soldiers.
Jennie Norman of Cincinnati attempted
TO drown herself the Ohio River, on Sunday light
but was rescued when she was sinking
.... Three coasting schooners were driven
ashore on the of California during heavy
northwest gale, but no lives are reported as lost.
$50. Brevet Brig-Gen. William Hays, 5th
United States Artillery. left Fortress Monroe yesterday
for Boston, to take command of Fort Independence.
1.-The Board of Trade of Cincinnati, Ohio,
yesterday appointed Committee OF 80 TO urge the pas
lature.
THE Empire City of New York. and
Young America, from Chicago. arrived at Detroit on
Sunday afternoon the rs boats through the Straits Of
&ackiiIaw this season.
-. The meeting of the National Delegates of
the Board OF Missions III the Protestant Episcopal Chursh
sonvened at Cincinnati yesterday. About 50 delegates
were IN attendance Tho questions Of Domestic Mission
IA prize fight took place yesterday morn
Ing. near Richmond Va, on the York River Railroad be-
tween Charlie Doherty All freshman, and Tom Ham
mond an Engshnan for $500 side. Doherty won In 90
rounds.
Capt. Warren Gardner. and Henry Brown.
both OF Gloucester Mass, were committed ail In Boa
ton; yesterday, by U. g. Commissioner Hastt charged
with purposely casting away tho high seas ths
schooner Fairiigh an ofense punishable with death
"A row OF two-story frame buildings. Nos
ito to loo North Carks Chicago, destroyed by re
mes we're scenn SS'Tes sesseray mornss The bai
Debaaer. Dr. Bordenstedt, Shelter & Knohmer drapers
=; Kaufman, a. kurse dyer. A. Miller, cigars and
el50OOQ s'''"'eu W
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rHE NEwMARKEr rIRsr SPRING MEErINo.
TIE HAYERTY CASE.

NEW ORLEANS, La, April 26.-This evenings
Pieayne, in leading article. reviews the Hayery case
OF Corpus Christi After reviewing the former facts OF
the case The Piedyuns says: Haverty went through
here few weeks to Corpus Christi TO attend his
trial, but Reynolds having been restored. Judge
was appointed. an Havery's bail bond forfeited,
and no returned JAIL such suretes being required that
he cannot give them His counsel not allowed TO
speak, and were nued twice for attempting
IL When no was tried the FIRST time,
The Sheriff. who is the prosecutor, invaded
the my room. aud attem pied TO drive the Jury into
verdict {. guilty. The object OF the prosecution is 10
force money oG NJ the victim Chicago certainly oug5t 20
como his VII not Mr.. Medell OF The Tribune
who saw him Office -hen no on his way TO
Corpus Christi, endeavor to pus end 20 this
ampled persecution Hayerty was Hrus med from Chi
cago taken Corpus Christi and confined without the
privilege OF ball. but afterward released bail
the Intervention OF Gen. Hancock.
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CIIRA.
PROGRESS OF coNFIscATIoN


The following is an extract from private letter
dated Matanzas April 49, 1869: "The Governor mas
called meeting for this evening, With the ntenuon,
IL is said of compelling the people to sign protests
against the proceedings of the Junta In New-iofk.
and TO signify their adhesion 10 the Government 4
wish you to make this known in advance tnas tne
newspapers may publish, and that 'forewarnea you
NAV be forearmed.' Conhscations continue In our
midst The residences of Messrs. Julian Arrange and
Gonzalo Alfonso have the seals OF the Governments
upon them. Every room in the house OF the latter.
as well as in the dwelling of the Marquis OF Monteo'
have been similarly marked, because at one time
Don Jose Mstre whose property has been conscated'
occupied them"
A SUPPRESSED DISPATCH FROM HAVANA.
NEw-YoRK ASSOCIATED PRESS OFFICE,
NEw-YoRE, April %.
Duplicates of our Havana kilograms. received by
mail. show that the following dispatch was filed on
the 18th inst, but was suppressed by the Govern
ment authorities:
The Mexican Congress has authorized President Juares
To recognize the Cuban insurgents as belgerents when
ever thinks proper vessels bearing the Olpan naa
are admitted into the ports OF MEXICO
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SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST THE ILLINOIS STATE
HOUSE COMMISSIONERS.

CHICAGO, April 26.-Gen. j. c. Weber, late
Secretary OF the New State Commissioners Of IL
nos has laid before Gov Palmer serious charges against
the Board. He says in his financial report that they
neglected TO account for % 900 received for old buildings
that they allowed Messrs. Bernard Gowan to alter
their hid for cutting and selling stone after all the bids
Rad been opened aud sKamned that they paid u 900 for
cutting stone to said rrm, which was not called for by
Contract and was never furnished that they paid said
arm $50 600 on contract obtained by fraud and oorrup
ton He the names Of some 40 persons TO prove his
all
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CHINA.

THE BRITISH MINISTER'S OPINION OF THE CHI
NEsE-MAssACRE OF CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES
LONDON, April 26.--Late advices from Pekin anu
Hong Kong have been received. Sir Rutneflo,u
Aleock, the British Minister to China posit'ey
contradcts Mr.. Burngame's assertions that inc
Chinese desire progress.
lite eported that the Catholic Missionaries IN .no
Province of Se-Chuen, with several hundred con-
yerts have been massacred by the natives.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
pEACEABLY COMPLETED.

THE CONSUMPTION PEAcEABLr COMPLETED.
MADRID, April 26.-The conscription aathoriheo'
NV law has been completed throughout Spain. There
vas mn riot:no or disorder except at Avila small
to,vr obont 30 miles from Madrid, where the con-
scripton was postponed for time on account OF inc
opposition of tho people.
RIOTS IN SEVILLE.
disturbances were caused by the enforcement OK
the conserption in the city of Seville but they were
81 a sliobt character and were easily represseo.
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FATAL ACCIDENT Ar ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER, N y, April 26.-This afternoon
an accident occurred NJ Powerss building In State
At by the giving way of scsoid on which three men,
named John Van Houten Michael Bragley. and William
Jackson were working. They were preopitsted to the
basement distance Of 40 feet Van Houten was injured
internalIy. and died In two hours Jackson had bis
NEVIS bone broken, and Brasey had thigh broken
man named John Carson. who was ~ WORK IN the base
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CABOOL.
END OF THE CIVIL WAR

END OF THE CIVIL WAR.
LONDON, April 26-Telegraphic dispatches nom
Bombay via Brundis, announce the pacihcation OK
Cabool. The Afghan chieftains have given IN tneir
allegiance to shere Aali the present Ameer Inc eon
of the deposed Ameer of Cabool had fed from the
country and it is believed further efforts to aus
turb the reignng prince will be made
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EXPLOSION OF A STEAMER IN MOBILE BAY.

MOBILE, Ala, April B.-The steamer st.
Elmo belonging 10 tho Mobile and Montgomery Railroad
while on her way the city this morning. exploded
her boilers Mr.. Clay, the Steward, was blown over
hoard and drowned Blk other officers Of the boat
serusly burned and bruised. No hurt
The boat Ia now being towed 10 the city.
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IssFuBLY-FvrNrxo SESSION.
BILLs oRpEKED 10 TEIRD READING.

BILLS ORDEKED 10 A IEIRD READING =, -,
Authorizing the fOwing of land; removing the Capto
NJ the stote 10 Nrw-Yorkf4 10 49, Mr., Frear alone OF
the New York m,iubers voted No. Tho I'LL 70 iaclil
tate the conveyance Of between the Cities OF
HrW. York and brooklyn. Tue bill To Incorporate the
Passengers Transit Company was progressed .
Mr. HERMAN moved 10 lay the report on the taDle.
Lost, n 10 81. a., -, ,.....,... a.
MI O'KEEFE moved 10 recommit. with instructions 10
strike out ali relating Brooklyn Carried ~ To ~
This Canal AppropriatOn vii was taken up Tor con-
sderatlon but there being no quorum present 10 action
taha Adourned.
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.

WORCESTER, Mass, April 26.-On Saturday
nght. while an adopted daughter Of Edward Hilton Of
North oxford, Mass, retiring for the night, her
c,othing took re from candle In her hands The girl
WAS burned TO death and the house and barn adjoining
were consumed. Loss, $500. Insured HJ0o0
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THE BROWN CosFEssIoN-Irs AUTHENTICITY
A CONFIRMED.
W Al. 4

been sent from this psnt relative to confession IN
French by Joseph Brown brought here BY special
the local editor of The Hudson Star IL
onthoryed and was given 10 the press ID told
Ths Sar editor cleaned from tho lips OF Josephine
Brown herself unknown to the judge Jury OF counsel
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rnE EInnT.HOuR QUESTION IN sPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 26.-A meeting OF
United States arnOrcrs held In this city, Saturday
night to consider recent action OF Congress III re"
ton 70 the EIgbt.hour law Resolutions were passed
Thanking the members OF Congress for their eHertos III
behalf OF the wOrkngnen and especially Senator wilson
AID REQ Nesting him to accept puDc reception ho" 'no
arniorers here on his return from Washington.
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FRANCE.
.,,,,rrvcr pETWREN

THE COMMERCIAL CONFERENCE BEf"nhN
FRANCE AND BELGIUM.
PARIS, April 2o.The negotiations ior Do,n" the
cial Conference have been renewed between VIC
Governments of France and Belgium on q sa''sia'-
tory footing.
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ITALY.
THE MAILMAN CONSPIRACY.

FLORENCE. April 96.--The Mazzinian conspiracy
recently discovered at Milan, seems 70 nA'o 49,
wider spread than at first supposed. Arms' smn
milton. documents &C., belonging 10 'ne 'on0p
tors have been discovered and seized IN tnis 0i''
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GERMANY

AN IMPORT DUTY ON PETROLEUM
BERLIN. April 26.-The Tariff Commit'ee u ~.
FEDERAL Counci of Zollyerein are about to submits
proiect for imposing duty on petroleum imported
into Germany.
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ACCIDENT TO sENYAH THE FEMALE GYMNAsP.
CLEVELAND, O., April 26.-It is reported from

Crestlinc, o., that the female gymnast, senyah' wi
Yankee Robinson, missed her leap, and FELL but was
killed No further particulars have beer received
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Gifts OF articles &c. for the grand fair which opens
Tomorrow are included In the above report nor tho
expenses so far incurred In completing the arrangements
for the same The Committee authorized 70 give CON
cets In other OF the Union for tho Dement, OF the
Cuban cause working hard to complete the necessary
aud will commence operations Ipe
Rev MFR French who some time ago authorized oy
the Junta 10 form subJuntas In Washington ano
other cities reported TO this Juna the re-
snlt Of hs efforts probably for want OF time. and there
fore this Junta yet official communication with
the others that have been noticed In the papers very
respectfully, Mrs. Z. DE CAsrELLAsos Ireasurer'
Ne,v- York, April 26, 1869.
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JuyrA PArRrorICA DE cUBANAs.

To the Associated Press of New- York City:
As several exaggerated reports have from time to tme
appeared In the daily papers about tho amounts received
by the Junta Patroca de Cnbanas have as Treasurer
OK the same been requested by members 70 furnish the
public with true OF receipts and expenditures
ub TO this date which herewith give for publication:
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FURTHER REDUCTION IN THE PUBLIC DEBT
CONTRADICTORY REPORT IN REFERENCE TO
THE AUGMENTATION OF THE CUBAN FLEET.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCAl
The public debt statement TO be issued Saturday
next will according to present prospects, exhibit
decrease Of probably $2,0O0.OOO.
Statements have recently been published in the
newspapers that the Government was making extern
sye preparations to enforcee respect TO American in
terests IN the Cuban waters and on the island in
view OF the civil war now in progress there and that
70 uhls eng an unusually large feet would be sent
uhIher' IL has, however been ascertaned. from au-
tenuc sources that far from this being the case
the number OF vessels to be employed ia tho public
service IN that direction will not probably DO more
thah SIX OF Two ess than heretofore in The squadron
kns nala1er being necessarily limited. owing IN tine
1aet that Congress has made very great reduction
IN the personnel OF the Navy. But apart from this
the vessels 10 De sent TO that coast are deemed t m
sufficient for oil Legitimate purposes as no tronble
MIN Ihe spanish authorities is apprehended. The
ntlng OUT on severa, Oh the iron cads has not par
Navy Dcpartmentto save them and Other sn,;I.r
vessels and especially the machinery from the decav
10 which they are now exposed from being out OF
commission.
The reports Of s9s or more than one-half Of the
National banks showing their condition on the 17th
inst. have been received at the Office of the Con-
trolleE Of the Currency in answer ~ the recent 90
No appointments were made by the Pres,dsnt q,
day. The Secretary OF State Secretary of the Treo
my. and POstmaster-General being absent II IL not
thought any important appointments will be made
IN Their respective departments until their return
nnlese the public interests should render il
J, o. Green Of EeW-YOTk has been appointed CLisf
Clerk OF the Office Of tine Solicitor Of the Treasnr,
wee N. r. Peasants, who for many years has heId
thss poAition. Nh. Pleasants will De retained I'M
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TIE ABBoTT-sPRAGUE DIFFICULTY.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-This morning Senators
Simmer and sherman called upon Senator sprague, In
order 70 suggest Iasis Of settlement Of the difficulty OK
isng between himself and Senator Abbott In the course
OF their conversation Senator Poole Joined the Senators
above named and produced letter from Senator Abbott
TO Senator sprague of which the following lis acopy;
WASHINGTON. d. c., April 26.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
PROGRESS OF THE IRISH CHURCH BILL

PROGRESS OF TIE IRISH ChOhNh D
IoxpoS April o6-The House of Commons to-day,
IN committee, resumed the consideration OF the Dill
for the Observation-Disclosures of the Irish Church. MI
Jonathan PIN, Member from Dublin City. Liperai,
moved TO amend the 18th clause of the Dill
nv striking out those sections in when
nrovision ia made for the maintenance OF
certain church buildings as national monuments
Mr.. Gladstone accepted and supported the amend
ment. After discussion of some length the House
divided with the following result: For Mr.. nm
amendment, 232 against it, 13l; majority, lOl
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WASHINGTON.

,r,x RrNoREp CHANGES IN THE CABINET DE-
EIEp-THE ABBOTT sPRAGUE DIFFICULTY
IMICABLY ADJUSTED-THE SITUATION OF
THE CUBAN REVoLUTIONISTs-THE PARA
GUAYAN INSTRUMENTATION AT THE
WHITE HOUSE-FEMALE SUFFRA"E Avail"
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POUND NOTICES.

c,THKEr COM nIssIOyER's DEPART,
- NEST Room No. T. City Hsll-sew Orleans. Jon :.
were br1uRht 70 the Second District Pound corner
~ Orleans and ClaborT streets. g. estrays-
Seven GOATS Of different eo,ors;
v,eh n NOT claimed within h'ss days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold At pablo sucton az said Pound on
NSoSnkY January IL, 1893, at u O'Clock n.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
Pas LABARRE, for Controller.
rr1rrT COMMIssIoNER's DEPART
- MINT Room No T. City Hall-New orie.ns Sann ~
Was brought 20 the Tn I'd District Pound corner ol
MaTiorv and MOralss streets, az estray-
One white and eow Spot ed cow with both ears cut'
U,ch n not claimed within eve days and the expenses
thereon Maid will sold at public auction at said r0uno On
FRIDAY January 8, 1862 At u O'Clock q.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioned
Lows SENEGAL, for Controller.
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NOTIFICATION THIS DATE MEssRs j. w.
~ MOVES and FRANK GAIENNlE have interest IN
my business-Style OF firm E. K CONVERSE a co.
- Z X. CONVERSE.
January |, 1869.
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IrNIrED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
NEw ORLEANS, Jan 7, 1869
The following described goods having been seized for VIOLA
on of the herein 0rth notice Is hereby
given claiming the shall appear
and Gle claims according to law, within twenty days
from date the goods will be advertised and sold at pub
lie provided by Sections H. II Is and IA OF the Act
Of Congress approved July is, 1866: -
Oct a. lS6s-NO marx, box Toys, boxes Neckties, ~
bundles Cigarette Paper Cigarette Paper JaaquA
Serva; Section "a Act March 2 l799.
Nov l. Is6s-Z, 80 bale Coffee; Q, case Vermouth;
p TO- cases Absy NTH demij0hns Honey; vessel I'M
known: Section 6S. Act March 2, 1888
Nov. a. ls6S-B A. box COO Cigars; Maryland; Section
!, Act July %. 1866
Dec g. ls6S-A B, trunk Cigars and Cgarettesi Cuoai
Section 68. Act March 2, 1873
Dec. g. 1s6S-Ho mark. key galons Cordisi vessel IN
known; Section IS, Act March 1893
l6 ls6No mark, boxes Cigars Lavacai section
Act July 26 lst6 - .,
Dec l6 ls6-N0 mark, boxes (2 Cigars; Lavacai Sec
ton 68 Act March 2, 1888
Dec Is ls63-No mark, case $50 Cigars Bremen Sec
ton CO. Act March 2, 1923.
Dee Is lS6S-NO mark, boxes Cigars; j. IL. Kennedy
Section 68 Act Msreh 2. 1889.
Dec 49, ls6S-No mark. demijohns White Rum, do Red
Rum 20 boxes Guava jelly Herman Cortes Section g. Act
Dee 81. is6s-NO m.rk, Trunk 5000 Cigars RaDidan;
Section 6S Act March , 1873.
Dee 81 ls6s-No mark 10 Cognac; Z. A. Kennedy
sectiou 2 l7s9 and Section Act July %
Isf6 PERRY FULLt K Collector.
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PROPOs SAILS.
BOARDING.

nOOMs OR ROOMS AND BOARD
IL Can be obtained at 43 Bourbon street.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNISHED APART
Is ments 10 rent excellent board and the use OF the
par The situation one Of the most oesraoe IN INC ey
Apoly atlas St. Joseph street.
rrRsT GLASS BOARDIN9-0NE Oh TWO
who desire comfortable home and goco
in IN part Of the city snisht be suited on spp
1 a he corner of Camp and Robin streets opposite
Coseum SQUARE The house has large well furnished rooms
ard Is surrounded By extensive grounds The street. cars
pAas the door.
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BALLS---BALLS.
CoIREE DANsANTE,

COIREE DANsANTE,
To be gwen BY the members Of u
sixth Ward Rough and Ready Club,
At the Portuguese Society Hail. Bayou Road between
St. Claude an d IRENE streets,
On SATURDAY EVENING, January Q. I6a.
MANAGERS:
Geo W. White, p Kaufman, v. Grosjean,
Il p VOORHEES, J Barba. WIN. Neville.
kobt Brewtter, J Didiot. Gehloacn
A A. Gfandpre. l. Mestier. Thos p FL her,
p Schlebert q Prats J A. Blanc
joe Manuel, s. heilleur, Laurent.
D. NJ. q. Hughes, A. CAST e, Henry Juds n,
A Samb5a, r Legge't. 4. Leclsrc,
Joe Prados, ID. Terreoonne, 3. w Scott,
v @. Delisle, Justin Fremanx, n. Gonzales