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CHoICH AND VALUABLE
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.

One large and elersnt DWELLING on jackson street.
with Two very large Lots Of Ground, for Si4 900.
Another the street. also with Two Los OF 0round
for SO 600.
One Commodious Brick Raised COTTAGE, with Three
Lots Of Ground. st. ca aries street, for SIS 600
Aso, on 81. Charles street large and elegant BRICK
DWELLING, having all the mssem oonveniences, with
Tires Large Lots OF Ground for 5000
One large and convenient MANSION Royal street,
with Two Stores In basement story.
One valuable Store On Baronns street. near Canal.
For particulars Of these and ny Others, apply to
J. T. vOSk, Real Estate gent
ITO Grzyier street
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usrrD srArIs IHrxssAL Rrvnyur, }
ASSESSORS erries F,ssI Ds.s,'a o. l. Loy Ss
The income list for the year ending
December sst 1868 made I'm compliance with An oct to
provide Internal Revepss support the Governments pay
public and for other
June s0h 1854 amended by subsequent having
returned By the Astent Assessors Of the Frt District Of
Louisiana The undersigned Assessor Of said District
Notice hereby given that sad annual income list Win
open .aminstion By Taxpayers Ter the period OF
days from this date sf noom No. United States Custom
House. during which time feeling them
sggsved BY the action Of Assistant Assessors
peal to the Assessor.
And Immediately esr the expiration Of said ts, days on
the twelfth. thirteenth. fourteenth and nteenth OF April.
1850 win determine ell appeals relative TO
csssive valuations made and taken By the Assistant Asses
All appeals the Assessor aforesaid must Be made In
writing. snd specify the particular matter thing
respecting which decision requested and state the ground
OF error complained Of
The First District Of Louisiana Is complied within the
parishes Of Orleans, Jefferson, st. Bsrvsrd Psqusmnes
Cha St Jsnee It. John Baptist, Ascension, rerrsbonne
Laiourche, Livingston 81 Helena. Washington and b
TamDany.
In the parishes Of 81 James and Ascension appses win Be
made to this ofcs Though Assistant Assessor vALEs
TINE, Convent Landing
In the parishes Of Washington and 81 Helena through
Assistants Assessor JAMES B. WAND. Aniss City.
In the parishes OF Livingston and 81 rsmnany. through
Assistant Assessor ". I. PRATT, PonehstoulA
In the parishes Of ST. Charles 81 John Baptist through
Assistants Assessor JOHN n. HOWELL. Edgar p. o.
In the parish Of Lafsurche through Assistant Assessor
W. GRIsSAn. fhibodauz.
In the parish Of ferrebsnns through Assistant ASSESSOR
GEORGE BUTTRICK. HoumA
Said Assistant hereby notified 10 transmit Ill
such appeals Immediately upon rscsipa
An othss appeals NUT be nade drsesy 70 this sfaoA
LEWIS wOLFLEY.
Assessor First Dhtrics Of La omes-Room No.
Custom House Buildings.
JAMES REYNOLDS,
MARBLE YARD,
No. 1eo and lss Peydras r.. New Orleans.
-NANUFAcTURER OF
MANILA MONUMENTS, TokBs,
TokBs SLABS FURNITURE sLABR
GRAVE STONES Eta, xn
And Dealer In
General work OF Foreign ana Domestic
Marble.
Rcosrsy orders solicited and promptly attended N
nevAA.............:.::.........1EAovAI-
DANIEL nd JAMES d EDWARDS hsvs received osu-
psrsry1 hsu Nos. - - and - New Lsvss V TIE
CORNER or CuSfoMHoUsB, CLINTON nd PETERS
REET sDps>s ~ usissd Bsssss Cusssm Hsus prior V
ssssyying ~ ~ saSnnAnssk a sssrssof erection.
AuasI.s ysu.s - psass sssss4 bssvsa essvsg ~
fsgtEas SRsst2
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FaH sAIr.....:-:.~.".~..roH SAIL
CENTRAL WHARF,
PASS CHRISTIAN.


In A6ditssa eovsnnsnt stass Rs-ssd Bends snd
Bioaks buy and I'll Lands In Illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
scte. Iowa, Missouri, Kansas md Nssrasks.
We highest pries pa fer tts 70 LANDS BOLD FOB
T&xER
We also purchase 4 ~ rsass LArD WARRANTS ~
pl$CREpITED WESTERN COUNTY. Oily AID TOWN
BssNDa
sosspondsncs solicited. asd any nfsrnassa rsquirs6
fraiahsd without shars& Addrsss
AUSTIN C0RDW . 90,
Banksrx New York O1v.
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QOABDIH0-oNE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
ID with Beard No 1ss Camp street. door from St
Joseph. Day boarders also nodated-
EIK0T GLASS BOA DIN0-ONE OR TWO
genteel families Who desire comfortable and rood
living in Of tbs city might be app
cation 81 Isl Camp
opposite st. Patcks Church few day bosrders
be sccommodated The LARGE airy snd well fur
nisbed and The table unsurpassed In this city.
DOARDIUo-ELEGANr FURNISHED APA IT.
p2rcr The situsti the desirable in the city
Apply ati8 st. Joseph street
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Drew - BBI0G0s
ATTORNEYS AT Law aud SOLICITORS OF PATENTS
Once corner Of Seventh and Streets Washington D. O.
Prosecute iu the Court Of Claims
Dspartu snts and Congregational Csnmittsss-
For cotton Dentin tobacco. etc. seized IN the States
lately I. rebellion By United statss Treasury Agents. By
the United 4 tstes Army.
For supp taken purchased By ocers Of the United
States Army.
For rent or use Of property destroyed. etc.
Patents obtained in the shortest time possible
An necessary diswsgs and pspers prepared. Charges
n ascnsLle. .-.
Special attention paid TO arising the Internal
Revenue akd Customs LAVA
Liberal centses aiewsd Attorneys sending
Business with Of the Departments stserded with
pronptnesS
The usual practice Is to give long list OF prominent poll
ticisns. Statesmen. generals, etc for efsencss When
rec i've letter from Client asking for references
give him the Of reliable In his State
that he personally By letter learn what he wishes
regard TO
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Once Of the View Orleans. Jacksea ass
Great forthsra ksirosd Company, Orlesns March =
lstsln cor snlty With the Cha Ser election win be
NJ the efcs o tne Company Camp
yette square MONDAY. April 10 iso fron bio clock
for twelve be chosen
residing in Louisase and SIX from sto fholdss ding
Mississippi provided msjority Of the OF the CoDpsn
be represented ~ ssid election but msoty % the
be BOT then sep-essntcd the election will be held
DAY, Apr2o. 1859, at the ONCE OF the Company from
o'clock
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M.rAl.1r -oou.a.
SPRING MEETING new oRLzAss nsfNsE
JOCKEY oLuB. -
Tussasy. Aprn q. 5s0a.
SECOND DAY-FIRsr RACE-HurGs n>ss-Dssh Of
swo miles, foar hurdles. eight leaps; - p p,
hrss year olds to carp IL, pounds our ods LII psunds
nvsysar o,ts snd upwards US pssnds Cas sdd $780,
i-Jans NeIisss enters e CHALMgTrE. j. o.. b,
Dsnis Boone. dan By Brown Dick. colors. greg and
gray. ~
~. wsvieEsntsn = h. JOE JoHHsToNs y o, By
Geedvood, Gam udy b. Sovereign. Cslsrs blue apd
red .f. 49, st - ~
s-Alse. che rRAvslr. ty.o Sy Blsaiwind. dan Psa
ne Flower BY Sovereign. CoIsrs, blue ana red
t-Also. br s--.4yo. BY csp. Beard. d.. By sevs-
reign Colors blue and red -
c-Jsmes conisk ntss Oh. C. -,xy o. b. Endsrssr dan
BY Gisncos cslors, Slss and biue.
cd. swesrt enters br. h. EDIEBoRo 81 o. By Lsxias-
ton, dam Hymsnis, BY Yorkshire. Coors. -
SECOND RACE-swssp takes for three year olds, mile
hsass 500 entrance three to all ,hs stake
second horse 10 rscsIvs$2oo Club to add $500. si
~ J. o'FAIloa sutsrp b. TIE RANsHEE, By Lsxlns
ton. dan Balloon, By Yorkshire cslors. green and
orange .,..-- -.
~. W. Psnrock enters b. NELLIE MCDONALD By
cosssrs. dan Maid Of Monmouth. BY Traveller Cslors
s-A. X. Richards enters b. 9 Locust POST By Young
Melbourne, dam By Vincent Nolta Colors, silver and
2 silver.
ARiehards Kisour enter b. BETTY BAY. by Austria
liam. dam Betty Ward, BY Lexington. Coors.
Pools sold By Thonss Johnson sasSorsa Pod ssnss, q
the Lower RosundA ST. Charles Hotel
Race to start ct 5 o'clock ,s~
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900 bbs Texas BpEF.
SO bols Ness. Prime Mess and Rump PORK.
ESQ kegs and 80 tierces LARD. cd Ring sons)
50 asks CLEAR SIDES and sHOULOERa.
40 tsrcss whitaker" HAAS
90 bis. Family FLOR
Is bbis western Rectinsd WHISKY. DERBY Dsy)
Landing and In store. for sale by
T. K CONVERSE co..
a MAGAZINE strs<t
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viiting 81 wsdxhg Card 0gsvsd n - ~ asgn
saNaasz Bssnss oards Assssnt s.s cssss. Bus LAdhs
Ckecks Invoices end Chsalar lse>as &C.. LhhsmoAsd
Besls. osaes,ins atAnps. Deer FiHssA &C.
baitals snbcsssd - DsSW - snvsioDo WHOM
C1ARGx roR Die
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LOST--sTOLEN--FOUND.

II OsT-A GARNET sTUD-THE LETTER n. Is
~ eng aved On the back Of H. suitable reward will be
paid for It's return TO this once
II OeT-ON THE nth INST, BLACK AND TAN
- TERRIER DOG Said dog Il about Is months old and
answers 70 the name Of Majer To who vii
him TO ss Apollo street. reward Of Zen Dollars VIII he p.d
THOMAS AsKEW.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

General Candy, In his order assuming command
Of the First Military District dated Tuesday,
that the general staf and officers on duty at
district headquarters will be continued at present
assigned:-First Lieutenant Louis v. Cazarc,
Eleventh infantry; Secoad Lieutenan. He irJ r. An
derson, Sixth United States infantry, and Second
Lieutenant Charles S. Herintzaman, Third United
states artillery, are announced as aidsdo camp.
Brevet Drigader Geucral w. J. Sloan surgeon, Is
relieved from duty at New York city, and will report
to the. commanding general OF the Department oi
the South for duty as medical director oil that de-
partment. Brevet Brigader General L. Nil
hau. surgeon, VIII report TO the Medical
Director OF the Department of the South
for assignment. General j. ID. Brown,
surgeon has been relieved from duty ut New York
and ordered 10 duty as medical director OF the De-
partment OF the Platte. Lieutenant Colonel ii. Il.
Wicrtz, surgeon, when relieved from duty ut Fort
Hamilton by Surgeon A. II. Alexander, will be as
signed to duty as medical director OF the Depart
nient Of the Cumberland.
The following orders affecting the United States
Army have also been iss ucd-
Brevet Colonel JOSIAH Simpson relieved from duty
at Baltimore and Fort MciIenry and ordered TO duty
as Medical Director, with headquarters In tie De-
partment OF the Cumberland.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel 4. II. Hossonwcll report
for duty In the Department OF the Cumberland.
Major G. r. Greencaf, Assistant Surgeon, s re-
lieved from duty at Louisville and Will be assigned
to duty In the Department or the Cumberland.
Breyet Colonel j. Smisons VIII report for duty ct
Fort MclIcnry as post surgeon.
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that the case. He understood the pending resolution
was to find out how the clerks stand, and whether
the men who are in the public Departments rave
some Of the States have not single clerk m the
departments. Although the reconstructed states
have presented many candidates for inferior posi-
lions, they have failed to have their claims
recognized. There other States of population te
more than half million, which have more patron
from Maine had said mai for half a century the
southern States had two to one OF the offices IN
washington. Mr.. Sawyer should regret such an
occurrence again. aud IL was IN view OF what ne
stated that he wanted the resolution passed. He
Sla Snt n1s ask 9r an arithmetcal division OF oces
put ne did say that other things being
should be to recognize the state Of AFFAIRS
South: Ihey want national policy, welcoming
thing in The way OF patronage which they can rea-
s0nably demand. Our enemies tell US In the South
that we represent nobody, and when we come here
we are told that the charges which the rebels make
are true-namely, "Y0u represent nobody, and must
therefore expect to be ignored" and II had been
said by persons in high position You must recolect
AFFAIR." Had 1t come to this that any member Of the
republican party. which had declared for the pollt
cal equality of all men, without regard to pre-
vious condition of servitude should spe ak to him in
this manner about the white vote OF the South All
these States gave majority or votes IN favor Of the
administrations and were they to be told they should
have less patronage than the democratic state OF
Mr. DAVIS, tdem) OF Ky, remarked then the six
very poor provision has been made for Kentucky.
Mr.. SAWYER resumed, saying they made no app!i.
he might have
station. A sound national policy requlred--other
things being equal-that as much PATRONAGE should
be given to the Southern States as Is compatiole
with the public interests
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Without coming to q vote on the pending subject
the Senate went into executive session. and when
the doors were opened at five O'Clock a recess took
place until haifpast seven O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
ANU s E M e N rs.

STEINwAY HALI-REAPPEARANCE OF MADAME
PAEEPA-RosA.-There was a good, although not
crowded, house at this hall last night to welcome
back this favore artist to the Of her earliest
and most lasting triumphs. Her superb voice has
lost nothing from her long and severe illness,
although there was nothing worthy of 1t on the pro-
gramme. Aglittering selection from "Gazza Ladra"
full of cadenzas trillsand all those freaks Of vocalf
Zation In which the swan OF PesarO delighted. was
the first piece. The inevitable encore which follows
ex@uiste S little BALLADS - cannot sing these Old
songs" In the second part she sang the ''il Bacio
waltz, which she first introduced in this country.
She gave the d in alto in the finale With
a ringing tone, which showed that her
vocal powers were still in their prime. After
Madame Rosa, Of the noticeable features in the
concert was the new tenor, Mr.. Nordblom. His voice
is one Of the purest and sweetest tenors we have
heard in this city, the tones being particularly NELL
he claim the title OF artist and we think the Sc
lection Of Beethoven's "Adeaide, was very lnJudi..
such work In Abt's beautiful song, "sleep Well"
and experience Mr.. Nordblom will make first class
artist. Mr.. Carl Rosa renewed his former SUCCESS as
tasia. Mr. Pease PLAYED two OF his own arrange-
ments very badly, and Ferranti brought in his Ira
ia la" g songs M rather obtrusiyely Tonight IN the
Parepa-Rosa, Messrs. Simpson and Thomas, the Men.
dessohh Union and Thomas orchestra.
MILE. FILoMENo's CoNCERT.-MIle. Josefna
Filomeno the young lady violinisr and pianist.
gave her farewell concert last night at Irving Hail.
and the lady must have felt considerably gratfed
with the really numerous and select audience
gathered to wish her farewell. Mlle Filomeno
was assisted by Mr.. Gist, soprano; signor
Paollcchi ibass; Senior Salcedo, cornet, and
Mr.. e. HOFFMAN, pianist. Nile. Filomeno per,
formed w with .I Mt Hoffman an n,oSO oyertre salc
fantasia from "Moses.n On the violin, Mile
Filomena performed grand concerto, and
fantasia from "RObert lie Diable.v In both pianO
ana violin performances Mlle Flornena exhibited
great ability and she was vociferousy appauded by
'.Ardti Waltz" and selection from .'Sonnam-
bula." Signor Paoicch gave three songs, the most
acceptable being selection from MARTHA" Sefor
Sacedo's performances on the cornet were credit.
able,
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fIR: IN BARCLAY sTaEsT.
Loss Ten Thousand Dollars.

About half-past nine O'Clock last night 6re oo-
occurred on the third moor Of the nve story brick
building No. Barclay street, occupied, with the sx.
ception Of the lower floor, by saronl a Lindemon.
manufacturers OF shiris.
The danes were first observed In the rear, among
some unmanuactured stock. Tho damage to stock of
saroni Lindeman will be about $4,000. The lower
door Is occupied by Clark a MAYNARD publjsherS
anu stationers who sustain about $500 loss on stock
by water. The building, the name OF the owner or
$500 to $500.
AZ about a quarter past elcvon the Are brots
ou afresh. Mr.. Miller, Of the Fire Marshul's o!Yice
moor at $500 and on the building 81 500, makinc fths
total loss by the two fires about Sio 600 when N
mly covered by insurance ''s~ -
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United states sloop-o-war (school ship Sara
toya sailed from this port yesterday for Havana.
The United states steamer Pensacola sailed from
san francisco on yesterday for Mazaslaii. Mexico.
The United States steamer Resaca which arrived
at San Francisco on the 18th nstx proceeded TO
Mare Island on Tuesday, where she will be put out
OF commission.
The United states steamer Dacotah was at Caao,
Peru, the 2sth OF March, The Tuscarora had
sailed nom tnat port for Valparaiso on the 2jd
Fleet Paymaster George +. Cutler has been de-
tached from the Pscataqua OF the Asiltic squadron
and ordered to return to the United states.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
ILLNESS uf ApMaaL fAaaAsuI.

For two weeks past this veteran naval ofllccr
has been seriously Ill. suffering from acute neural.
eia OF the optic nerves. so intense has been his
suIerings at times that his physician has been COM
PEELED to administer opates with view OF Afford
ing him temporary relief. Last night he was much
better and his family, basing their hopes upon tho
Admlrals great recuperatlve nature. expressed the
belief that in few days he would be convalesccnt
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
Musical and theatrical Notes.

There will be no performance this evening at
Bryants' Minstrel Hall, the entire troupe Of ebony
favortes being engaged to take part in the compli
mentary benefit to Mr.. Neil Bryant, which AFFAIR
comes on this evening at the Academy of Music.
The European Circus, at present encamped IN
Thirtyfourth street, near Broadway, will make an.
other Of Its gorgeous parades this morning through
streets. Knights IN tights, fair equestIiennes in
spangles, charlots acrobats and shaggy lion will
be In the Qlitterng cavalcade. The procession win
be confined TO the upper portion OF the city. and
will pass through Fifth avenue Foryseventh street.
Broadway, Thirty first and rhirty-fourth Streets
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Extraordinary Session.

WASHINGTON, April 21, 1859.
THE DARrEN SHIP CANAL SURVEY.
Mr.. WILSON, trep.) OF Mass, called up the rcsou.
tion heretofore offered by him, as follows.--
Resolved That the Secretary OF the Navy be and he
hereby authorized with the consent OF the government OF
Colombs 70 cause thorough survey be made for ship
railroad or canal across the Ishmus Of Daen from
Miguel TO the uulf OF uraba OF Darien.
Mr.. WILSON said they had volume OF the report
made BY an officer employed for the survey and
from which u appeared tbat practicable route had
Mr. SUMNER, trep., Of Mass, inquired whether mis-
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

Tho Nomination OF Pile and Carlisle TO BE
Rejected by tho Senate.
Senator sumner to-day called upon the Secretary
OF State ana informed him that the Senate Commit
tee on Foreign Relations had authorized him to re-
port adversely ON several nominations to foreign
missions, among them those Of Mr. Pie, as Minister
TO Brazil, and J. S. Carlisle, as Minister to Stock
holm. and inquired II IL his intention to send in
other nominations for those positions The secre-
ary replied that II had been decided not to send In
moro nominations, but under these circumstances
the President would probably make new nominal
tlons for those positions.
sanford's Nomination Again Discussed In
Executive Session.
Very little enective business was accomplished In
executive session to-day. II was half-past one
O'Clock before the doors were closed, and then
nearly hour was spent In discussing whether the
san Juan treaty should be taken up or whether
they should proceed with the nominations. vote
was taken by yeas and nays, and It was decided to
go on with the combinations and to lay the treaty
aside Nearly two hours were spent In
discussing the case or q collector In North
Carolina, who s charged with being less loyal than
he should be, and also with being otherwise unfit
for the place. Just before the recess the case Of H.
s. Sanford, nominated as Minister to Spain, was
called up by Senator Sumner. The chairman OF the
Committee on Foreign Relations made an earnest
appeal In favor OF his confirmation. His chief ar
gument was tho diplomatic experience Of Mr. San
ford. lie deprecated the appointment of a
new man, unskllled In diplomacy, to
so important place as spain. He said the indIca-
tions that we on the eve Of complications
with that couuiry, which would require the utmost
skill 10 manage Senator Cameron opposed San.
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at this place BY Governor BroWAloW. It is
the foundation OF biS unsurpassed reputation
asa boldNpd trsaehant writer, a mai Of IN.
aipching hrmue's and incorruptitls honesty
ard a politician Of undertaking and fore
sight, They were "tv,ly clods" in those
days Of Coon S'Tsg Leg CSbias and Hard
Oder when TP and Tyler we're actually snug
into office spd Democracy and Martin Van
west under. These hles possess much inter
est and elici, a most careful psrussl from
one who loves 70 study the past and learn
the character OF iS meu, manners and
customs.
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that he has been true on all oeeatiOnh, ard
that he Is our 6rst choice for Governor, and
we appoint the following dsleRates n attend
the Convention at Nashville 70 nominate q
candidate f0r Governor, viz
Rev, Lewls A. Vsnable, r. B, Wills, jos,
n, Grace, Hon. r. r. Butler, n, =. Murphy,
T, s., Smyth, Fred Slimp, Richmond Roberts,
2sbulon Payne, Hon. ], W. NJ, GrNyson, Hi
ram Jones, Maj. David Slimr, N. T. Wagner,
Col. A. W. Baker, Jacob N, Dagger, DR., A. l..
OrOsswhite, J, l.. Bradley, Dr.. David Smith
peter, N. G. Robinson, Dr.. J, N, Roberts,
Capt. s. \. Northington, Wash Cole, j. n
Garland, Any Of the delegates mentioned
herein that may be present are authorized to
cast the vote for this county.
On motion the report was unanimously
adopted,
Republican papers in the State OF Tennes.
see, are respectfully requested to publish
these proceedings,
1hereupon the meeting adjourned siRe die
H. P. MURPHY, Chairman.
J, N. RoDERTs, Secretary.