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A NICE lot of furs, at less than regular
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DRYGOODS EMOTIONS ABDUCTION!
This Monday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
BY GOTTLIEB Il EZEKIEL,
Auctioneers, cor. Second Il Adams SITS.
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OUR blankets you should price, and you
VIII find the greatest bargains in the city.
HERZOG & BRO.
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THE carriers leave the APPEAL at vour
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NEW and beautiful dress goods at
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CONSUMPTION, diseases of the Lungs and
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LOOK at our black silks at 81 IS. worth
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has Cooley,
Demorest, Peterson and Pleasant Hours
for December; Leslie's Magazine, Putnam,
Nineteenth Century, chronological Jour
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illustrated weeklies, Northern and West
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MISUNDERSTANDING

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D0ARD.-A nice large room and a few day
ID bOardeTs, ~ No. .S9 Poplar street. dej
DLANo.-TO buy & good Piano for sljG. Adj
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CTORE-On Main street-centrsl.
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dec4 Cor. Second and Adams sts.
I ABORERS-A HANCE FOR P~LASTERs.-A
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TREMENDOUS bargains in shawls and
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LADIES w~alking-suits at a g~reatssacri-
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THE blue-black real Lyons velvet Is re-
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test piece in the city.
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10 FhISIERs--We have for sale a font
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BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or OBJ
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The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIvER.
sAINT

The new and elegant sidewheelsPsssspua
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Ths serenth Stree, orph ans, Homo.


The correspondence which we append herewith
will be read with pleasure by all Interested, as
evincing a spirit Of good feeling, worthy OF imi'
tatioD. We trust that an ample patronage may
reward both the entertainments mentioned:
NEW ORLEANS. La, April 5, 1869.
Mrs Pagaud President Seventh street Orphans Home:
Madam-I notice fair advertised by the So
ciety over which You preside, to commence at Odd
Fellows Hail. on the 18th inst. have also con-
cert advertised to take place at the same hall, on
the same evening. ''
The hall was engaged by me In good faith, and
Il is only unfortunate that such mistake has been
made.
We have been to great expense and spent
much time in preparing for our opening night, and
shall regret very much 10 disappoint our many
subscribers. Yet, In view Of the object for which
you are engaged, would respectfully yield my
claim to the hall Tor the 18th, and postpone our
first " Psrlor Concert to the Monday following,
trusting that may in this way contribute my mite
your lady associates are laboring. Very truly,
your ob't servant, .... A. b. CHASE.
Mr.. A. Chase, Manager Of Psrlor Concerts; - .
While the managers OF Orphans Home, Sew
enth street, Fourth District, regret the mistake
which has arisen in regard to the engagement OF
the hall for the 18th inst, they beg leave to ex-
press to you their grateful acknowledgements for
so graciously yielding private interest for
| public benefit.
Hoping so generous an act my receive the full
reward that il merits in an increased Subscription
list to your popular "parlor concerts" am
yours, very respectfully, Mrs. j. 8. PAGAUD.
New Orleans, April 8, 1863. -.
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The Courts.

TIE u. 6. CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the matter OF
Mr.. W. Van Benthuysen. This cause was called
up; Case and Rouse for relasor. T. IL. Morgan,
district attorney.
When, after hearing the evidence eno argument.
the court considering the proceedings irregular
and defective, it is ordered that the relstor De
forthwith discharged from arrest
United States VS.. Eugene Tisdsle. Defendant
being called to the bar waived the formal ar
raignment and to the indictment plead not guilty
Whereupon it is ordered that his plea be recorded
and that he be released from arrest on giving
bond in the sum of 5000, with surety according
TO law. Bond furnished.
Fourth National Bank of New YORK vs.. New
Orleans and Carrolton Railroad Company Ell als,
continued till to day At IL A. NJ.
On motion of the United States attorney the
court &C iourned till to day at IL A. NJ to enable
the people assist at the opening OF the LOUISIANA
State Fair.
United States have fled suit against Thomas
B. Adams, master of the ship Lady Blessingtoo'
The petition alleges that on the 18th OF March,
1869, the said Thomas b. Adams, being the mas.
ter Of ship or vessel called Lady Blessington. "
arriving from the port OF Havre at this port, dld
render to collector OF customs of this port false
account of the number OF ssamen and the length
of time they had severally been employed on
board Of said ship since she was last enterei At
any port In the United States, whereby the sal !
Thomas B. Adams, master as aforesaid, has for
feied and become liable to petitioners IN the sum
of 500. They pray for judgment, etc.
eEcoND JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoUET-Judge Par
ee-Inportant Decisi0n.-Dxie vs.. Msnd Ill
Cutler warrantor. In this case new trial was
granted and elaborately argued by d. G.. Labatt
ESQ, for Dixie Hornor 4 Benedict for Mandell
E. FIeul, Esq, for r. King Cutler, resulting ID
| another decree In favor Of Dixie. Tue reasons
| given review with ability the military power ex
| istng at the time, touching forced alterations o.
real estate and reflect credit on the judge for hi
| careful and conscientious examination Of tbs
principles Of law involved, rendered intricate b!
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Counon Council.


BoARp OF ADMINISTRATIVE board met 10 regu.
lar session last evening, Mr. Markey IN the char
and quorum present. a.
The reading Of the minutes was, on motion, dis
Mr.. Shields stated that owing to the day being
considered as q holiday, the first day OF the Stste
Agricultural Fair, and the number present beng
barely quorum, he thought that IN aaJourn Ii
TO some future time would meet the ends and views
of all parties he therefore moved the board ad-
journ to Thursday evening next, at half past SIX
O'Clock.
The motion being put 1t was adopted
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERNEs.-The board
met last night in regular session. Present: Mr..
Kearpy In the chair and Messrs. Breen, Roses
Pemberton, Camp. Montgomery, Grandpre. Fisher,
Morphy, Pandely aud Wynne.
The treasurer's report for the week ending
April 3d. showed receipts SO So sss 20; expendi-
The Water Works weekly statement shows bal
ance on hand 1906 As; received this week
1881 90 total sA. 347 80.
A communication from the mayor was received,
suggesting the propriey of taking steps to contest
the constitutionsTisy of the act OF the Legislature
making metropolitan police warrants receiVaoie
for city taxes.
Mr.. Fisher offered resolution authorizing the
mayor to contest the coDstitutionality OF the act
CT the Legislature making Metropolitan police
warrants receivable for city taxes, and ordering
the treasurer meantime not to receive any sucn
warrants.
: Adopted on its first reading.
Mr., Breen recalled his notice OF reconsidera
ton of the ordinance giving the right OF way
through the city to the jackson Railroad.
The resolution from the upper board granting
additional compensation to Mr.. b. j. Leovy, city
attorney, finally passed.
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MURDER AND ROBBERY MEAN MONROE, LA.-rne
Ouachita Telegraph of the, 3ist ult says: On
Monday night week was perHetrsted the murder
bf James s. Grayson, near the residence OF Capt.
Crosley ON the west side OF the ouachita river, by
ne party OF parties unknowa. Mr.. Grayson,
\, unfortunate victim, was fognd about O'Clock
lpon the public highway struck senseless
\ rick bat, and conveyed TO the residence OF
! n .ther in.law, John II. Noble, where he died
.esday night about 8 O'Clock, having remain.
81 liter the committal Of the assault till his death
.terly unconscious. ..-,.r..'- -.
He was robbed of his pistol apd money by the
perpetrators of the deed, whose motive was plum
der No one saw the deed. fThe evidence crimi-
mating the perpetrators s soifsr entirely circum-
stantial Two arrests Of soldiers ID the camp here
were made and examination, had before Robert
Ray, parish judge, last week the result OF which
was the commitment for triAlOf John Phelps, one
of the parties charged with TIE murder, while the
other, q young man, nsmeA Bishop, was dis
charged. In the meantime Eugene Rury was ar
rested upon the affidavit Of Major Webb, and Ia
now in Jail awaiting bis exemnation. Crcum.
stsntisl evidence strongly points to these IS the
guilty parties.
We hope that the perpetrators OF this outrageous
murder will be ferreted out shd brought to con.
dign punishment. James ). Grsyson, the victim,
was respectfully connected With some OF the most
influential families here, aud was altogether a
most upright and uodenslve citizen. HIS death is
lamented deeply by all who were acquainted
with him. S..
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Board OF Metropolitan Poll.

The following cases have been acted upon by
the board:
Sergeant W. F. Duncan, third precinct, re-
primanded.
sergeant c. Curtis, second precinct, five days
pay.
Patrolmsn Geo. Il. Bowen, No. 7, second pre-
cinct, one days pay.
Patrolmsn J. Kelley, No. 10, second preciact,
PatrSIman F. Mead. No. 10, second precinct,
case dismissed.
Pa,rolman J. Bowers, No. So, second pr ecinct,
case dismissed.
Pstrolman A. j. Burcketf, NO. A, second pre-
ciDct, two days pay.
Pctrolmsn 2. HaHigans NO. 6o, secoEd preolnct,
two days pay. ,,.
Patrolmsn A. Hynes, No. 40, third precinct,
case dis missed.
Patrolman N. Herkes, No. Ga, third precinct,
two days pay.
Psuolman W. Thomas, No. n. third precinct,
two days pay.
Psroiman W. ]. Douglass, No. Is, river pre-
cinct, reprimanded.
Patrolman ]. Walsh, No. %, river precinct,
reprimanded. a.
cinct, case dismissed.
Pairolman F. NJ Ssrpe, No. 81, fifth precinct,
(St. BerDsrd) five days pay.
Pstrolman Il. E. Nunez. No. IS, NTH preclnct,
lSt Bernsrd) five days pay.
: Patroman A. b. Dantriye, No. 100, nth pre-
cinct (St. Bernsrd) i've days pay.
The resignatioLs Of special pstrolmen Ed'l
Lewis, river precinct, and James higgins, fourth
| precinct, were accepted.
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nv NASH - uoDEfON.
w. L HoDesoS. Auctioneer,

- o,el.ek ~ at The sf CHAbtEs AUCTION Ex-
CHANGE the following described valuable properly VIII Dc
ONE LOT OF GROUND. with the buildings and prove
ment- situated TIE First District OF TINS city IN
tn SQUARE buEdsd by Rampant date Hercues) fhslis,
Nepomene end Basin Gaze Whe trees des as Lot
81 feet front Rampant street Dy oeptn
and font Thaa OF o6 feet ii inches and xix lines
between para e lines all American mea ure aecording
plan Murray, architects dsted March ~ 5o
OkE-sVORY FRAME STORE AND DWELLING snovn
a. es f28 Rampant street. With DO Bile On u
NFNT TWO-STORY FRAME BACK BUILDING, all cover
ed slate built II tie best manner and used as stores
This property a induceKent ~ speculation
being on ope the Dryades Msrkst well adapted
resi business wit the street passns ne
door Eve minutes TIE main building contains our
rooms cabinets and the rear buildings the same
ALSO
FOUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND In Jefferson
Civ in the square a. bounded by Napoleon avenue
hestnut Berlin Paquem Inc streets designated as Lots
Nos. Is ls. II and Is
ots Eo is Is and II ad0n each other aud measure each
81 feet 10 inches Berlin depth OF III fee
Lot No. Is the OF Berlin and streets
the above lots snd ures 81 eet iro. on perrin
street. by de I'd ADD front Chestnut street Of 10
bet ween parallel American per plaz Of fie
A Murray architects, dated March "a. 1853.
trees ad shrub5ery and have solid plank
vsk aroundths property The grouudis very hgn "a tls
squsre and superior location for genteel residence
convenient the schools churche5 and markets. WITH easy
the gaEDe Street and Napoleon Avenue Jars,
and free from al nuissrees ~ @
NJ TKRss AND CoSDITIoNs-Onshah cash IN u y
Treasury and the balance 81 one year with per cent
the mortgage 70 the i've clause tor sttor
the bui diDgs 70 be insured ana tn
policy 10 be transferred TO vendor.
internal sts at the expense OF the puf
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the anomalous condition Of our people under mill
tary rule at that time.
go Supreme Court Deseisions,
The following decision delivered on Monday
was omitted in our rapport Of yesterday:

Supreme Court Deseisions,
The following decision delivered on M,nday
was omitted in our rapport Of yesterday:
By ASSOCIATE JUSTICE HOW'LL.
No. l47l-Succession of @. Espinola, opposition
Of G. Tarafs. Appeal from the second District
Court of New Orleans. Z. Filleul for succession,
w. W. Handlin for opposition:
succession filed an account OF his administration,
showing assets amounting to $S093 80 and debts
and charges amounting to $43i6 06. to which two
oppositions were made: enc by Messrs. Semmes&
$3.50 for professional services, and one by G.
Tarafa, Of Cuba. asking hat ell the items on the
debit side Of the account be reduced as excessive.
and that he have judgment against the saccesslon
ola in December, 1859, win interest from 7th
September, 1864. The account as far as aot OPP
posed was homoogated on the 10th March, 1867.
The opposition Of Semmes b Lsbstt was main
tanned; that of Tarafs in part by allowing $55,
and the administrator appealed. Tsrafa by an
swer joins in the appeal and asks thst the Jndg-
ment be amended in his favor BY allowing Aim
fifty dollars in gold or exchange interest and costs
as claimed below.
TIE appellant in his brief states that the claim
of Semmes & Lsbstt, who make no appearance m
this court, has been settled, and that the only
matter now In controversy Js Inc sun OF ntteen
dollars, the difference between tse amount
claimed and that allowed 10 the opponent, TAR
afa, who 10 his oral and printed argument insists
upon Judgment for fifty dollars in goia with in
terest.
Although Tsrafa opposed all the items on the
debit side of the account as excessive and asked
that they be reduced. there was DO contest as to
them in the lower court, no evidence touching
them and nothing said about them here. The only
matters contested then were the claims OF Sernmes
& Labstt and OF ferafs, which together do not
amount TO Eve hundred dollars, and their allowance
would not affect the claims of the other creditors
In such case, the fact that the value OF tne sue
cession or the amount distributed by the admins
traitor exceeds that sum, does not give j1risdic-
ton to this court It ia the matter in dispute only
that gives it. If the amount over which there Is
contest exceeds five hundred dollars this court
would, under the settled jurisprudence, entertain
the cause, although no one OF the claims reached
that sum. Such Is not the case here. II is there.
fore ordered that the appeal herein be dismissed
at the cost Of the appellant, the succession OF U.
Espinola.
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Military.

The posts of Dover and Pine Bluff, Ark, have
been discontinued, and the troops comp sing the
earrisons will be Transferred to Little Rock.
The public property pertaining to the posts VIII
be turned in to the proper departments, and the
buildings belonging to the government sold AZ
public auction py the qustermaster's department.
The commanding general, district OF Arkansas, Is
charged with the execution Of the order.
Hospital Steward r. R. Huston will accompany
company E. 4th cavalry, from Monroe to this city,
then report in person TO the medical director, de-
psr;ment of Louisiana, for instructions.
Assistant Surgeon P. +. Harvey, now on duty
with Company E. fourth cavalry, VIII accomp sny
that command from Monroe, La, to Jefferson,
Texas, az medical officer. The hospital stores for
which he Is responsible will be turned in to the
acting medical purveyor, New Orleans, except
such as may be required with the command en-
route.
The general court martial, Of which Brevet Major
Gen. George Sykes, colonel twentieth infantry, is
president, has been dissolved.
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The New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga
Railroad.

A visit to the commodious offices of the COM
pany, in Caller Court yesterday, gave our re-
porter an opportunity of gaining much interesting
information regarding the progress and prospects
of the great road which IL to connect our city by
rail with Mobile. There are now employed be-
tween the two cities about three thousand nve
hundred men, telling timbers, clearing brush, re-
moving stumps, getting out lumber forthe bridges,
towing il TO the place for its use digging, survey
ing and ditching. OF the thirty-one sections OF
the road all bot six are already being worked.
Men are engaged In grading and clearing the line
embraced in sections three and four, extending
from Lafayette Avenue to the salt marsh beyond
Michou's plantation. Upon sections i've, SIX,
seven and eight embracing the portion OF the line
from the above point to Pearl River and known as
dredging sections, work has not yet begun: Inc
machinery for the first dredge boat was shipped
on Saturday last from New York, the boats them
selves being in process OF construction 81 rear
Iington, on Pearl River, with promise of com.
pleIion, machinery and all, By the LIST proximo.
Between Pearl river and Mobile fnciudiug sec
tons TO 3l) the work is progressing actively,
under three main contractors. Piies are BENG
driven for bridges, at Psscsgouls and Dog rivers,
il being the intention to transfer the Pile drivers
as soon as the work there shall have been COM
pleted to Biloxi Bay and Bay st. Louis, respec'
lively. The lumber for the bridges 10 already de-
liyered on the banks, being brought from the
Poteyent saw mills on Pearl river. Three nun
bred freight and eighty passenger cars aud
twenty-seyen locomotives are built ana awaiting
TRANSPORTATION from West Troy, New York. The
expectation is that by next New Years day we
shall be able to take railroad ride to Mobhe.s
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Custom Hou.e Items.

Collector Casey has not yet entered upon the
duties Of his office. Mr.. Ingalls, is spoken OF as bis
chief deputy collector.
A question arising in the transfer OF the collect
orship of internal revenue ss to the receipnng by
Mr.. Stockdale TO Col. Moe for uncollected assess
ments SEINE of which, il ia said date back to 1885,
the incoming collector has telegraphed to wash
ipaton for instructions in the matter.
The income returns for 1865 will all be 10 by the
10th inst and will 1t is said up On aggregate
neatly double that of last year.
A msndamus has been applied for to OBTAIN
from Acting Collector Moe certificate OF the sale
of Omsted Richey's dstillery to Henry 3D.
chsnan, which certificate, 1t IL said, Col. Moe de-
clines to give, on the ground that the disuiiery
was knocked down before any officer had reached
the place Of sale.
There has been large demand for the new
stamp for cigars and manufactured tobacco. which
recently came in use.
Gen. Heron, U. 8. marshal, yesterday took pos.
session of the Office books and papers Of the Ope-
lousas Railroad Company, placing manager In
charge, but leaving the employees otherwise undis'
turbed.
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susaIfF's SALES.

VIM xIrHoFF vs. BYRyE. VANCE co. rHoMAs
Byrne and H. Mcneil vsnee)-Sixth District Court Tor the
Parish of Orlesns-Ne. r7,253
DY VIRTUE ofau alias writ OF neff ffscsas
ID 70 me By the Honorable the Sixth Dsict Court
Of New Orleans, In the above entitled csuss. I VIII
proceed 70 sell At public auction the Merchants Auc
tioDsers' Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Gus
touhoue streets IN The Second District Of this city, on
TUESDAY the 20 day Of April 1869, 1t o'clock NJ the
following described property viz u,,--.
/. LOT OF GROUND together with the buisa q sad
known the Maison Doret
District Of this city in bounded ~ Vsns
Carondeet Common and BaIonne streets measlf thirty
feet Canal street By hundred and Hely Les
deep French measure bounded the tide towards Chonde
By property lately owned by David aows snd On
the side towards Baronne street By psops. q " ser
the being also the ore hal OF 10y ceust,l ~
Ne 50 plan Of suburb s. Mary dram sy InIesse la
city surveyor sdjsinng the lot NO. ~ ~ S1n mo
said half Il bounded on the one sice- ~, =.
q ANOTHER LOT or GROUND: together with the
buildings thereon situated 10 tne ssme
district square, adjoining the above described ot IN ne
measuring thirty feet front on sAAo Otol
let b. hundred and twenty eet deep mare Ok 'os
ing ISL easure
Seized In the above suit. ||
hhs-os'n VI 'A' THos. L. MAXWELL.
rsr2o ans 20 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans