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MEETING OF IHE FIRE COMMISSION.

full Board OF the Commissioners Of the Fire De.
partment convened on Saturday 1t the Fire Head
quarters Mercer street. There were present
Speaker Hitchman, President, and Commissioners
John 8. Hennessy, Alexander Shaler, John J. Blair
and James Galway. The latter gentleman has Just
recovered from severe attack Of heart disease. A
number of departmental matters were brought up
and passed upon. including report OF injuries re.
ceived by iremen In East Thirteenth street. on the
2Sth ult. None OF the injuries are likely to prov 9
fatal. A letter was presented from Mr..
Joseph B. yarnum, of 1le East Twentieth street,
THANKING THE DEPARTMENT
for the promptness and judgment OF It's subordnates
in case OF fire which occurred at his residence on
the 10th OF February The skill In the use OF
apparatus confined the damage done by water as
well as lame to the room where the fire originated.
He was never more Impressed with the efficiency
OF the present system. report was received OI an
investigation into case OF alleged delay in wing
Madison avenue. The fault, it was Concluded, Law
Witn the police, who were unprovided with keys OF
IGNORANT OF HOW TO SIGNAL.
- The fire engines We're on the spot as soon as pos.
sble after the alarm had really been given, but nalf
The number OF false alarms given In the last month
was only Ioar the % reward Of one hundred dollars
boxes has apparently frightened u 1np'''"s WIN 'A'
THE MYSTERIOUS IDIOT
ont OF ms WIN 20 o the wisp practices The rckety
the fire bell, but will be used as q lookout The
efficiency OF the department y shown in the ract
that out OF large number Of fires but only eleven
buildlngsi were considerably damaged ana only one
totally destroyed.
rHE FIRE MARsHAL's REPORT
for the month was LAID before the Commission The
following are Mr.. McSpeddons facts
There 1lS nres during month Of which three In
sss IG'' 1esa1snee 9a sss'ns: g.
sYia1ng insurance sur. on stock 81
on ss 2s. 9s 's:r %s
ascerAined to be as specific cause
KNOWN u careleseness OF occupants employees In
Sse sfs Rs S 8
&C., 81 hot Goals from stoves and CRATES 3: kerosene
:. EXPLOSIONS OF LAMPe
DO ia!ng OF lamps, do upse,ting Of lamps. 2; liquid
overhesed stoves and furnaces sparks
from p6aG'e o. dnrnace supposed ncendiay spark:
rags, .a hay upssttng os stove not yss ascsr.
!ained will be seen that tie res Caused BY
large o less than 2 % per the whole number 3D.
Ing caused ~ these dangerous Guids damaging
snd M endangerne hs yes Of citizens oomparave
ary, 1S70:-Firsa, 5 loss sf2s5o insurance 81 COO
February lsn:-FTes ll5 loss, SS6s,6s4; insurance,
do. In February, 1871, 3,265.
The number OF kerosene explosions point out
great domestic DANGER the average Oil sold beng Of
little less danger than so much nitro glycerne 1t Is
nearly time mat some step should be taken to check
the SAFE OF such an article as literally floods the mar
ket az present
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TIE EAGLE AND THE JACKDAw.-A boy In Pekin,
condition assaulted his fnther, knocked him down,
ana when he was uown struck him two or three
blows, cutting his head In o fearful manner. The
taken home for repairs. The same day. while
another young man, who had heard Of the
previous affair, was PLAYING billiards In one OF
the saloons, he was requested by his father to "a
home The son refused; the father insisted and
anger that he caught up chair and struck lid
father over the head, knocking him to the moor:
The old man was mp In ji1y and, setxing HE afeC
QuaHten
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KINGS COUNTY sURauGA7s'S COURT.
william D. veeder, surrogate.


Tho wills Or the following named parties were
proved last week:-Peter Kroit. Thomas r. Appelby,
Waiter Valentine, Abigail Bacon, Ann Mccarthy,
James Z. Tobey and Charles Hoyt all Of Brooklyn.
The will of Catharnc Steller was rejected.
Letters of admlnistration were Granted on the
estates OF Thomas Evers, Catharine Wetpen, Joseph
Brown, stephen Zainger, Duncan McCOrkindaie,
Brooklyn.
Letters Of guardianship Of the estate OF Thomas
g. and John L. Witpen to Louisa Sanderhousen; Of
Elmer B., Mary b. and Josephine Hase to MaryC. B.
Hase; Of Jane Ann and James Duffy to Catharine
Shields Of Jesse Ford TO James X. Ford; OF Richard
and Adde Byors to Horace Graves; OF Thomas II.
and William +. McDonough to Jane M. Smith, all Of
BROOKLYN.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

A Collector Of Internal Revenue In Trouble.
Before Judge Woodruff.
The United states rs. Morgan L. Hdrrts.--Tne
defendant was formerly collector of the Eighth
Internal Revenue Collection district and is charged
with derelicti0n OF duty. The proceedings In the
cass SO far as they have been yet initiated, are
decided against Mr.. Harris b0ndsmen. Ii
is charged that Harris as collector permitted,
without the proper security, sa,ss7 gallons
OF whiEkey to be removed from pond
for the purposes OF redistillatiOn, accepting
for the due performance Of the requirements OF the
act in such cases bonds Of men who were not SOL
vent or possessing the property upon which their
securities were hypothecated. The amount Of tax
on the whlskey thus removed was $60. 768. From
the removal OF the whlskey under the bonds re.
ferred TO nothing more was heard OF It BY the
government the derellctlon In duty on accepting
worthless bonds being charged TO Harris. The
government now proceed TO recover on Harris'
ONCE bonds, the securities being men OF ample
means.
Seizure or Brewery.
On Saturday Collector Darling, Of the Ninth dis-
trct seized the Brewery OF Henry John situated at
the corner OF Fiftieth street and Broadway on the
charge that the proprietor, John failed to conform
to the requirements OF the act In keeping faithful
entry Of the quantity Of beer brewed by him from
time to time. The case Will be brought for trial be-
fore Judge woodruff.
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Seizure or n Brewery.
SUPREME CoUsT-cIRsvlT.
The Suit Growing Out OF the VIII Of the
Late Mrs. ID. Hogan. M

Late Mrs. ID. Hogan. tE
Before Judge Sutherland.
Sarah O. Hatch Us. clara n. Peaguet. This case
has been on several days, and was brought to set
aside win and deeds made by Mrs. Hogan, the
mother OF the plantln, which she charges In her
complaint were obtained by the undue influence OF
the defendant; also daughter Of Mrs. Hogan
and, DR.. Eugene Penguet her attending physician
and husband Of the defendant, with whom she
Or nve years OF her life. The plaintiff
was subjected to a very prolonged and most
vexatious and harasslng cr0ss-examination
shake her testimony In regard to her mothers af-
fectlon and loye for her, which was Civ en- In
very candid ana straightforward manner. Letters
were introduced showing that the most entire con.
fdence In each other existed between her mother
and herself which was sustained by other wit.
nesses and the production OF letters tnat passed
between her mother and herself. The case is still
on, and promises to occupy fully another week.
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SUPERIOR COuaI-seNeaAl TesM.
Decisions.
BY q Full Bench.

There was meeting OF all the Judges ON satur.
day In their newly frescoed chamber, the first time
1t has been occupied since undergoing It's late Inn
provements. The only business transacted was
rendering decisions on appeal In the following
Cases:--
RosDeu D. Hatch, Executor, &c. rs. John b
Fo0erty, Hnptedded, dc.-Judgment reversed and
new tria ordcred, with costs to appellant to abide
the event. ts
Joseph Zdussf0 ct al. Us. Julius Hart-Motion TO
dismiss appeal granted, with costs.
af1rmed.
samuel r. xt,app. et al ". ANnaaNsr.
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ARMY ORDERS.

Colonel James A. Hardie, Major Judson D. Bings
ham and Major Thaddeus B. Stanton are appointed
acommasion under joint resolution Of Congress
authorizing sale Of portien of the the Fort Leav
enworth military reservation to the Kansas Agrtcul-
Inrai ana Mechanical Association for fair grounds.
They are ordered 10 meet the 18th instant and
port the true value Of the lands to the Secretary OF
War without delay.
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A HORRIBLE DEATH.

William Williams, VINO was killed last week at
Southtown by a horse met his death in the follow
ing manner:-While watering the stock one OF the
horses escaped, and, after catching him, Williams
Tied the halter around his wrist TO BETTER secure the
horse and then commenced beating him. The
with him dragging by the wrist, galloped down the
road at bieakneck pace his ho0fs striking the pros
trate man every few rods The entire transaction
took place In sight or the women Of the house. but
they were poWercss to act. After considerable
delay some mon arrived to the rescue, but the man
was dead ere they could release him. t Is .s = /
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reversed ana new trial ordered wish costs 10 the ap
pellaDt to abide the event.
COMMON pllAs-IalAl IEaM-eAaI 2.
Alleged Careless Blasting.
Before Judge LoeW.

Before Judge Loew. '%
AnQeltne Ltpptncott %. Jdnaes Nt0lo-James
NblO, she defendant in this case contracted with
Mr.. Cahin to do some blasting on lot In Thirty
sixth street. and the husband OF plaintiff was Killed
by piece Of stone Tying from the blast. The widow
OF deceased now claims $1,000 damages for her loss
Defendant set up that in his contract with Mr. Cahn
II agreed that the latter would be responsible for
all damages 70 life or limb which might occur and
that therefore he was exonerated. the evidence
taken was chleny in relation TO the manner in
which the blast had been protected against the In.
niction Of injury TO passers by The jury tailed TO
agree at late hour and the Court ordered sealed
verdict
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DEATH OF The GRANpDAUGHrsR OF PRESIDENT
JErFERsON.-Mss Oornelia Jeners0n Randolph, q
granddaughter OF Thomas Jefferson, VINO died In
Alexandra, Va, few days age at the age or
sevenv-I0Tee years, was buried o. 4onVceuo on
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Applications In Bankruptcy.
Before Judge BlatohfOrd,

The petition Of James Strang granted. Discharges
granted to John Y. Savage and Pierre Geraud. Ad.
publications granted In the matter OF Patrick Mullen,
Adelheid Surburger and the Boston, Hartford and
Erie Railroad Company.
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COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM.

Decisions.
tE4 BY Judge Robinson.
Berry pS. JeI.--Motion granted.
R0beftSoys pS Sneay1R0fs-Urder Qranted, reduc-
ING bail.
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SUPREME couRT-caaMB;as
Decisions.

Ed,cfrl Ludt0,o ps The american Erchdnge No
ttOndl Bd1lk.Moton granted and reference ordered.
Dactd A. Lindsay vs. Charles Einlore. re.-M0tlon
denied.
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BHs Wfich Failed for Want Of Concurrence
Of Both Houses.

The following is list OF bills on the Speakers
table in the House and the table of the Vice Pres
dent the Senate at the expiration Of the Forty
Congress, which failed for want Of concurrent &C.
non:--
Joint resolution to amend section ten OF an act
entitled IAN act granting lands to the State OF
Kansas TO aid In the construction OF Southern
branch OF the Union Pacific Railway and telegraph
from Fort Riley, Kansas 10 Fort smith, Ark.n
An act TO amend an act entitled "An act for q
grant Of lands 70 the state Of Kansas, In alternate
sections, 10 aid In the construction OF certain rail
roads and tclegraphs In said State.n
Granting lands TO the State Of Wisconsin to aid In
tee construction OF the Green Bay aud Lake Pep,n
Railway
Interior 10 issue O patent to the Indiana yearly
meeting OF the Society OF Friends for o Ger.
tain tract OF land In the Shawnee Reservation.
An act 70 aid In the construction Of the Omaha
ano Nor&vssteSn Railroad and Telegraph line from
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~: !: &:
- ssas.sS.s 80 1e.3cg - - - 3
= he.sly 6ivea that 81 snnpal isoone NJ Win
Ycuain Spou for oxa11inat5on y toxp6yesu ~ tie
erio4 II ten days ftona this .1ete, g Aoom No Z,
United 0tateo CuotoRh0uD0, during which TIM
any PEARSON o. persous feeling themselves axgrieved
b. The action Of Ainstant Assessors may appeal
Ard immedlatsly a'er the expiration Of said ten
days, On the twenty.6Ith, twenty sixth, ~ enty.
seventh and twenty-eightK Of April 1871, will'de-
sermine All appeals relative to efrons"us OF cxces.
All sppeals to the Assessor. as aforesaid must BE-
made In writing, ana specify the particular cause,
matter or thing respecting which dectsion IL 70
qnested' and sSate hs.sround Of error complained
The First District Of Louisiana IL comprised
within the parishes At Orleane Jefferson, st. Ber
nard >Plaquemines st. Charles, st. James, st. John
Baptnt, Ascension. Terrebonne. Laf0urche, Mv-
iugstcn. st. Helena, Washington, St. Tammany and
In tie parishes Of Lsssur:he and "rerrebonne,
appeals win he made to this once, through Assist
ant Assessor Oscar Cr0sier, ct Thib0danx
In the parishes Of Warrington, st. Helena, Hv-
Assistant Assessor James B. Wsnds at Ahite City.
said Assistant Assessors are hereby notified to
transmit all such appeals to this Office Immediately
upon their receipt.
An other appeals must Be made diFset1y to this
NAssessor First District Of Louisiana.
OA6ce-ROOm No. !, CustOmhOuse Building.
apis st
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SzfSSs' 4 - = ~ - = 4
ED1oB B1Rui1scAlEs 8
The recent Dsseenee a IL Chiesfs niee.
the White Steckines, and TIE lasee attsad'
ance st the base bah park to witness the
match games, sd tho remarkable indifFer.
euce If the CarroIlton railroad to the con.
veuience Of visitors, induces the following
suggestion: The Carrollton mad has an un-
used switch between Soniat and Robert
streets that might be moved at q small ex-
pense up opposite the base ball park. Then
the company could put ten extra cars on
that switch to wait the conclusion of any
match game and not oblige two thousand
persons to walk from the park to the city.
It is useless to expect the railroad company
to do this of its own accord. The ball
clubs or the park proprietors must pay for
the removal Of this switch. The increased
attendance at the park if it were known
that suitable accommodations were pro-
vided would soon repay the slight cost.
Will our base ban clubs take prompt action
upon this matterl RUSTIcUS.
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Kansas ReimburDed.
This is special to the St. Louis Repubi

This is special to the St. Louis Rep"bli
can:
WAsHINdroN, April 13.-Congress, at it's
last session, passed an act to reimburse the
State of Kansas for moneys expended in
enlisting, equipping and provisioning the
militia forces to aid in suppressing the
rebellion. Under the authority of this act
the Secretary of War appointed Inspector
General Hardic, Major Bingham, and Pay
master Stanton to proceed to Fort Leaven-
worth and examine the items Of expendi-
lures, and ascertain the balance against the
United States. The commission met at Fort
Leayenworth ON the fifteenth of March, and
concluded their labors in three. weeks.
Their report. has been submitted to the
Secretary of War, and by him to Congress
The claims examined are what is known
as the ''Price raid claim" incurred during
the raid Of Sterling Price into that State in
the autumn of 1864. From the report it
appears that the total amount assumed by
the State for the expense Of equipping, etc.,
the Kansas militia, was 1854 49,, and that
the balance due the State from the United
States is 1887 1854 g, classed as follows:
Equipping, .$l6,9l 81; arming, ~, 647;
subsistence, $9,l2S 46; transportation, $5c,-
1875 60; paying troops, $26o, PAL g.
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Colored Men In Railroad Cars:
A Washington dispatch to the Cincinnati

COlOFed Men In 0ailroad Cars:
A Washington dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette says:
The Hon. A.. G. Riddle, of this district,
has just gained case in the Circuit Court
of the United States, at Richmond, of con-
siderable interest. In 1869, Senators Rob
inson and Gilbert, Of South Carolina, to-
gether with two Of the State Senate, both
colored, namely, the present Chief Justice
Wood and Rainey, new members of the
House, bought first class tickets from
Charleston through to Washington. After
reaching the Virginia line, the colored men
were forced into q smoking car, the presi-
dent Of the road being ON the train and d.
recting it. When the case came to trial,
and the determination to press it vigorously
became apparent, the officers of the road
i INN es offered to pay Handsomely s ely
GERS Of tho road also declared that here
after, whether they concluded to allow
or not, they should, in ALI cases, have first
class accommodations.
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The New Orleans Transfer Company are
now prepared Tn check baggage from hotels and
residences to ell points North. East and West via
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road; to Galveston Mobile and all points on the
Coast, via Morgan Line steamers, having messen-
gers ON each OF tho above mentioned Soutes BY
which passengers and baggage can be conveyed to
hOtela and residenccA ONCE corner Camp and
Common STREETS (under City Hotel), New Orleans.
Louisiana.
New Orleans, April l, 1871.
ap3 lm +. BOHGE, Agent.
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The Attakapas Register reports bigamy

Inc Ahak0pQs Register reports Dlgamy
case:
Affidavit was made before Judge Handy,
Of this parish, by A. j. Stansbury, of Rat
tersonville, ON April 6, charging T. A. Salvo
with bigamy in marrying his daughter. A
warrant for the arrest Of Salvo was issued
On tho same day, and letter containing
his photograph was sent to Badger, Chief
Of Police in New Orleans. Salvo was ar
rested near Terrebonne station, Terrebonne
parish, by an officer from Lafourche patish,
and lodged in the Lafourche parish Jail,
and was afterward sent to this parish by
the Sheriff Of Lafourche. He arrived here
on Saturday, in charge Of Deputy Bergeron.
On Monday an examination was held be-
fore Judge Handy. A certificate from the
clerk Of the court of East Feliciana parish
was produced, from which it appears that
Salvo, in 1866, married R0cilla G. Davis, Of
Fest feliciana. He was married to Mary
A. 6tanslury, ct Patteroonville, St. Mary,
On the twenty nth day Of February, l0l,
BY Father Hamias Salvo stands com
nitted t. appear before the district court,
under bend Of o. thousand dollars. Mis-
8tnnehufy = = beautiful and highly ~
Npeee9a ye0ng 1edy. ard "a, aNhiR cauaeo
e40ko49o 0oo1 mt
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Crescent City Republican Club.-A regu
lar meeting Of this club will be held 1t Mechanics
Institute, ON WEDNESDAY, April IS, 1871, at half
past seven O'Clock 2. n. A full attendance 10 le
questod a. business Of importance will be brought
before the meeting. The regular meetings of the
club are held ON the First and Third Wednesdays
Of each month oA,
C. G. LAURENT, Secretary. apis IT.
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AvlA.

OONFORMKMENT Tn 'ORDRE DE .EMONORA-
~ bic Quatri1me Cour de District de h Nouvelle-
Orleans, date du ~ janvier. 1871. les s0usegn6s.
NOMINEES par l. dite cour, n r6qu6te
une resolution du consetl de vile, No. s57 (serie
de radmiuistration) adoptee par le dit conseil le
Is novembre 1870, dams le but de fhire estima-
ton ct un assessment pour fouverture de II rue
Franklin, dams ls 9aatrieme District de = rue
Jackson Il rue Philippe suivant nm plan dress6
par l. H. Pile, don't cOpie est enregiAtree 4 Il
dite COur en- consequence, en- vertn du dit Ofdre,
il est propose dOuvrE Il dite rue CONNIE suit :
La rue Franklin, de Ia rue jackson b Ia rue Phi
lppe, sur une longueur DE- trois-cent atrevngt-
cing pieds pOuces ct six lgnes, du cote e plus
pres du heuve ct trOis cent s0ixante seize pieds
neuf pouces ct une ligne de pautre COTE ct une
largeur de cent-vingtsept Pieds dix poucee ct six
gnes II rue jackson, ct de cent-vingt-huit pieds
deux pouceA ct quatre lignes In rue Philippe, h
tout commencement an plan d6pose pour reference
spectacle.
Avis est donne d toutes personnes increases que
les commissaireS soussign6s ont depos6 des copies
DIES dits assessments ct estimati0ns concernant
f0uverture de IL dite rue, avec I'M plan annex6,
M grefie de h dite Qustrieme Cour de District
pour etre inspect6s par les nteress6s, ct que les
!apports des dite assessemente ct destinations par
pour 6tre par ellie cOn6rm6s, cOnfOTm6ment h lOi
II LUNDI, mai, 1871.
Toutes les persepnes don't lee drots on les nt6rats
sen trouveraient aect6s pourEoot exp0ser leurs OBJ
derniere publication de Get avis les dtes objections
devaut ttre d6pOs6es ct enregistr6es IN grene de
La dite Quatreme COur Dc District atm que les dits
commissaires s9ussgnes puissent reprendre en- con-
easements ct estimatons, sis lie jugent conve-
nable, svant de les presenter pour etre confrmes,
commencement Ia loL
- HENRY BEZOU,
J. THEARD,
apl8 Is myl COmmissaires.
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Getting Nlarried.-Kssays tor young men, on
great social evils and abuses which Interfere with
marriage-with sure means Of relief for the erying
and unfortunate, diseased and debiitated. Sent
free in sealed envelopes. Address Howard Associa-
ton, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia Penn
sylvania. je141y
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II. Becker ". Mr.. 1ieeeft-Firse yeseiee
Court for the parish Of Orleans, No. ia
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIBRT FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. II. II. Dfbble, ptrst
Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish u Or.
my warehouse. No 40 Julia street, ON SATURDAY.,
April g, ct twelve O'Clock n, the following d.
scribed property, to Wit 8. s
Seized In the shove entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United Staten treas
urs notes. DAM1RL CROWLEY,
spl0 = - COustshla
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C0NSTABIEs' SALES.

Laplace ~. Adom 0ousGaon-Foarth Juo.
DY vIRTU8 OF A WRIT OF FrKM PA
ID cias 70 ne directed BY the Hon. J. @. Baum,
Fourth Justice Of tho Peeoe aud 5nr the uarish Of
on FRIDAY, April q, ls7l, ct twelve O'Clock H., in
front Of my Ofice M. gfenchme1 street
One HORSE and BUTCNEB CART and HARN1DD
also, three large BUTCHER SIGNS.
Tefms-Cash.
apl9 "a % AUG. BUICK, Constable.
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-ICOmmunlcated.1
THE LEvERS.
KENNER, April l8, 1871

KENNER, April l8, 1871.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
The steamboats, should all be notified,
considering the high stage Of water, and the
weak condition of the levees, to run more
slowly, and keep in the middle of the river.
The water here is almost beyond our con-
troll, and incessant work and watching will
alone prevent disaster. c. H.
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st. Charles Theatre.

There is no mistake about the merit Of the
performances by the Skiff & Gaylord Albino
Minstrele, now entertaining select audiences
ut the st. Charles Theatre. But unfortu-
nately does bring money into the box-ofice
of the theatre with rush always. Of their
character, these entertainments are supe-
rior to others that have preceded them.
Academy Of Music.
There is NO end to the demand for seats
ut the Academy of Music. and the box
Office is besieged during the day: Tickets
engagement of the Lydia Thompson Troupe,
and the parquette is to be ha1fflled with
ladies'. To night "Lurline" will be pre-
sented again. with all its magni6cence.
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POUND NOTICES.

DRPAnrnxnr o. PofIcs.i
New Orleans, April 10. ls71.
VNsRR BROUGHT TO TIKI SIXTH DISTRICT
w pound, ON Jersey, between valeuce End Bog-
deaux streets
One ~ NED cow. both ears split
Ono III Blsck COW, white spotted.
One ~ White HKfKR, red spotted
Which, II not claimed within I'VE days, and tho
expenses thereon paid, win BE- sold st pukhc
auction at said pound, on SATURDAY, April q.
1871, 1T twelve o'clock n.
JAleB0 LKWU,
No. 7o-ipls St Adninistzator. Il