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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
Giiuailons Uanteo-- females.

A LADY. a irst-claSS Teacher of Vocal and
y e-sl Music desir.s teach branches for
ali bone 20 the oonuty about three months Adde'S g. NJ
a rhune Of p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

-
SAFETY sPEE ZDia% ANR ,I COMFORT
p s ssS' TSr c1 s'T F GsSG ;IssE1 and
S,iT Is 3F MOTIFS TEs Ss" ard HsHh steamers
CRY OF LAWRENCE. and ann, o,,roy
CITY OF NFWioNpVN,
f '' si'S Ssl f s.I 5ss s s1 % ''I L. ron
for he shove points Vi, SevoHan SoheiS Norwich and wOo'
ydr is S. tickets and rates Of fright ,P osT one eG
Scs.Yof. Oct 10, 1902 j. L. ''' 80
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER,
c-, as N. from Pier q, n. r.. foot Of Rollg.on.s
E IAN , 10 b BOSTON - To PR0yDESCE -
Freight at ' Connect Providence Boson and Prov
and Prov Worcester H. RS for all important Eng sies ami towns
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-York
fSls.sos s T for Sg5fs cGss aG.. sI'"P''
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.,
- INDEPENDENT LINE for the WEST, SOUTHWEST and
SSo1 oib BE P s s r. 70. b SbT fRosf
P Si .'i S'y Sa iSx ss 3ss
,s s c. md Fci%IT a SS ONLY LsE as
C. ". PERvEfL. General Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ PASSENGER and freish Depot foot Of Lers con
with the Delaware Lseiawanns Railroad At Pbpsburg
5 R $ % a AND G,Gn TA i
yana and NewYork State
ALLENTOWN LINE TO The WEST
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
commencing May -, l8D.-leaye New York - follows:
ga mfO Remington Esson, Bethlehem Maucb Chunk, Wbes
@ Ii'son Mahanoy City Nj Carmel, Hafeoh, IuEGhannoeE,
mPor EassoH Connecting a. Junction with Del Lack
West X r.
ga mWErERS ErPREss daily terept snndsT. Esston, A.
ltnlo~n Harrisburg and the West SomerVe for
rgoni At Philip sbug with Leig Division for Mauh
Chunk Nikesbae Sct,n. Willamspor Bne Eason with
Lelgh Valley Rii-o1i for Mauch Chuak.
Iu;W a. m.-WaE Train iOT Somervile.
RO D. m.-FOT PENNINGTON, Allentown, Maurh thrnk,
Nahanoy St lazeton Nkesba Reading Columbia Lancaster,
Ephraa PotsVe Harrisburg kc Connects PIpsurS for Bel
Up. m-For Plain6eld.
2O mFor Basn Connects Pbipshurg With Lehieh and
sus Division for Allentown Wbare ard Scranton with LIE
high Nalleg r. X. Tor Alentpgn and Ca;lsaHu1
m-For Eaaoh Allentown and Mauch Chunk Connects at
junction for al stations on d., l.. and W. K. X.
4D p m.-Por S0meryille and bennington.
m-CSCSSATI EXPRESS daily for Easton, Bethlehem Aen-
town. Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
ing and Palace Cars 70 Pittsburgh and Chicago
55 p m.-For Somervils
n.-Por Ess,on
D. m.-For Somervil
7;'0 rm .-(Emicrsntl-Por Raston
940p. m.-For Plainerd.
l2pm-For Plaindelt, weinesiay. and SATURDAYS
l0: m IL % lCO 200 3:l5 3:i5 900 $50 45,
5:l5 s:3 5:i5 7:0j 7:O 49, $40 S4n0 1900
Tickets the obtained the Office OF the C-na Rail
road Of NewJerse OF I1y aud at the principal
hotels and ticket ohces in Nvw-iok CITY, .
RE. KICKER Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
Garuets, Bf0oina, furniture, &f.
1roi, il)orks.

VNIIE ARCHITECTURAL IRON WOkkS,
having reary completed several re contracts such the Harlem
Depot At FrtysecoDdt the Gy Hotel the seamans Bank for
Savings Kemps Building Powers Commercial Block Rochester &c.
and having facilities and skilled worknen secni to similar establish
the country prepared Ia enter into rev contracts o
IRON BUILDINGS Of sny design aud generally TO DO ALL KINDS OF
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK In the hest manner aud with DIS
patch Apply JRTEENrISE. between Avenues and T.
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Sales bn Aurtlon

A. MERwIN. ArcuoneeL
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, broadway, cor
ID OF Books Works Of Art Fancy hoods tnIptlse &C
uoND,Y and NAV Is and To- at m-boOkS from
setara 5rares comprising valuable works in History Biography
80 Scnce Sc Some In French. Also Books s 70 Ameros,
including Washington Oon, with inserted Portraits llmpbe &c
NEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. Date Leavltt,
Sr,bech Col Clinton Hail. Aorpace For the SALE oy
TrnS ~ LgK,sEs COLLECTIONS OF Books PANrSGs and al
Kinds OF LITERARY PROPERTY ..z..,.,.
A" " BIBLTOTHRCA AMERICANA.
TuTRSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. MAY IL and TO- At = oock
Sale Of rge COLLECTION Of BOOKS entirely relating 70 hhLs
IL, coTrng General REVOLUTIONARY and LOCAL HISTORY,
VOYAGES TRAVELS &c, &c Catalogues ready BOoss o. eAll-
hilton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SIMMER ADVANCEMENT.


COMMENCING JUNE % 1870.
p,..uger Station in Newiork Of Twenty HVen,hSt and
Folrth-aye Entrance O twenty seyeathst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
New Haven and Bridgeport T. (EL), l:O l2:l9 (EL
3fEtl, 3:4j. 4:JO. $3.50 aud (Rr) o. m. 81.
For MILFORD Strno Fairfield souhpor. and wespOr ll;3o
For Ycrsaik SCE1 1880 l2:l5 (EI) 3(GI 3i' 4;oo
VFFcr D,rieu g. ii 30 M; 5:i5 $50 $3.50 and
For stanford, EI), g. HE'D m 2;l5 (EE Z;l0, (EI
34S i:Bj (EIl. 4:45, $3.50. ESQ. 7:l5, tEL) D. .
For Greenweh and intermediate stations lO m 2lS, 3S
s1pJ,T Mail Train leaves ,eyenthst NewYO at H. for
Boston via both Springfield me and Shore j. ne
' CONNECTING TRAINS
Po Boston via Springfield, m, and p IN
For Boston, via Shore Line, 1915, D. ~ NJ,
For Hartford and Springfield ga R:l1 tU m TO haru0l
epm. ---...,n 18th .,.sns, ,,,os,
Esuagansctt Bay, arriving at $3.50 M ,,. =. ,.....t =
For Connecticut River Railroad, m lZ'Io p M '" "on"e~
m. 10 Northampton
For Railway at to Norwich anu rroehcei '%'
For aud Northampton Railroad m m to North
,mptou Wilismsburgh
For IIouSAtonic Halroai a. IN and y p M W.,
Railroad m and $50 p m 70 waterbury!
For Dan1ury and Norwak Railroad z;io AMI ~ p m
For Railroad. a. m l2lo $50 AMI e;iV p m
motion. SleeI attached To tram ana also 70 pun
Nal Room attached 10 inc
q ID md D.. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HIDSON
N RIVER RAILROAD-Transleaye Thristh-st ~ follows
Al, m CHICAGO Express, vi b Drawing iOom car. go .
lO.J. m Special Chicago Express last tam with Dra~ngroom
Car, 10 Butts ard Niagara Falls -,
Soheru and Wesern Express with DrawingrOOn ears At
tsehed. -, ~ o...-,.-. 81. .Av,o,sl ,,, Leave,
an m Montreal Express On Satrrdis an AauoaAi VAN ea'e'
az, N m bra ning-roOm car attached. w.
m First Pacific kIprrss, with heepngcan lof "A'e'""A
gyricr.r' o. sego and Canandligua - =, N 49,
N M second Pac6c ETpress With Seepnge1' o Rochester
Rs Si,Sar. Pa also for Chicago both > am W u ~.
| 1 So Ioul, VIA Toledo Louisville, via Indianapolis Ie'
train will leave SUNDAYS al p IN q, -.....
IA m ntd.on SPECIAL thin
7, M and S D M. Poughkeepsie trains ,,,.,
% m ~ o. ass and 6:l. p. NJ, Peehsh' uAitA
s.1o s,dT N m Sag Sing trains --. ,,.,o
&c, 5;l0. sos, and 10 a u-' i'''' . ''"'' " " 49, =
lonker trims yo,t,,. a, - m
Do, gstss.re ,pec Al stors ,ouih 81 iolsrds -.
i"s"''P" c. Ii KESDRlCk, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16

NEW Jersey RAILROADmfKOM FOOL OF
81 foot Of COX TIA VI han1b
~ uoI " commencing ls7lfor NbsI fhlLADblfhh
:, eaS .ad a1O m 80 S. 60 y, 's!o m " hEhd fO
ph1.J.ln, Via Camden, and N FOR bALilhVhh snl
and THE WEST, via Batore 80 ikJo and
e'ans y m Per TIKI SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, s:0 m
ON. s,,er Palace attached 10 the yEo m Tran dal
,1d run through LJnehbars without change FOR the VIA
Rsilroad-g;J0 and = N nst Ias,e e ~
.Ssd % the s5e and through from hsw iota 70
80 change Silver Palace cars are attached 70 he
N S md run through 10 Pittsburgh Cncnnau Lomsvne 81
oa without change Tickets Tor sale al ,o' VI pelfO
-, 49,, 81 Cartlandt. st. and S BToadrsS DaIyl -
" " RaSkIN Gen Pas. AIT r. w JAChsoN 1enl Sopt
SOUTH SIDE kAlLEoAp ;, o. d I hoN ,,, ISLAND
~ The only double ,raek isilro.d or Long Island
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Cu.n,ny MONDAY Is lSIl, from kooe'eh AUD "rahdsi
ferries , .-..,i.. -, a.h,to,
H. ~ i,Iand Paebogas BY stag, for BellePor aud
Firr Place
arA m Roetiwr freurnon
100 /, m Accommodation fof Babyion ,, =. p..,o. T., ~
~ EIprrs. Paehogue, connection bahylon Tor rre
,uJ and Pstehcgas by stage Tor behegoH AND FIs
Place.
lnp m Ps,chogne AooommrisuSn-
$40 n m Babylon Accommodation.
Tbs "a 10 m 800 40 md go uan connect at
Vale, Stream for Hampstead al d hocnsr ~
" a. ". DOUGLAS, Superintendent
Por further particulars see time table -,
sTs,s uais vlD Isssiss ]sS "L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
90 Uhom II man Concern

NOTICE to UNDERWRITERS.-Un
~ ers Buildings Mahelead lately DESTROYED hy he
re Court Of Massachusetts, which will decide the insGh interest
information obanei No. fremont row Room 10
Boston. MaSs-Msy IS. 1871.
NOTICE.-The public are cautioned against
~ negoatrga CHECK the american Exchange Natious Baut
date, Ma r. for $40 by Aana Sater Payment bas beeu
stopped finder viii be suitably rewarded by leaving At J Mad
soma after 4 '. m.
d. REWARD will he paid any person
20 NJ leaving with cashier Merchants National Bank PASS
BOOK ou that Union Trust COMPANY belonging
u Howard King, and loet about $50 weeks ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRh, CALLING
me ,dl vc,,es m tits hvoite for TIE Continent viii sail
from Pier No Eor.h RIVER As follows; .... -. -.
T.. .ROussau .SATtRnAft MAY N
LAUREN .Lenare. .SAI ORDAl, June ..
VILE DE- PARIS. .Surnout. All hIlhn June ~
laure SA lRIAf JGy l.
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD GncIudng vinel
10 BRE>T OR HAVRE: -
100 Sec nd Calin......'..sSI'
Excursion Tickets issued at reduced rates
These do s;eerage passensel .,,
b. taxing the avoid both transit by hnsnh ~s
and e eoniorts crossing the Channel beside trouble
ard eIpense GhO. MACKENZIE Agent No % Brca4o AZ.
NNHITE STAR LINE. .
w EEwYORE. CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND PULL-POWERED STEAMSHIPS
OCEANIC ARCTIC PACIFIC
'" atlantic BALTIC. ADRIATIC,
500 tuns hurlen-3ftJ h. 2. eNeh
Fsnr SATt RDAls, Vu Liverpool on TIL Ks
DAYS AID Cork Harhor the day following -.
,CEANIC Can't Thompson q SATURDAY, Jure ?, st p
ATLANTIC. Cant murray. SATURDAY. June u ~ ? a IN
Prom he White Dock Payoua Ferry, Jersey ~
Pssyerce aconm for all olssss) u.rya combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT
Saloons smoking and bathrooms IN mdshp sec
felt Surgeons and seNarde' accom- any
RtTESSaioon $50 gold seer.ye. so currency Those wish
r 10 pd the Old Country obtain tteerage
prepaid certificates $50 currency ,,
senge hooked to all parts Of America Pa' Hamburg,
Norway, Sweden Indis, Australia. China, &c
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drafts from Al upward. E.
For inspection of plans ud other Information sppv Al the Compsry'
oece, no lg I,rosdsay Hew-York j. H. SPARKS. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD.

MONhiS AND ESSEN DlNlSiON
E s1Ts ao l S wor chEG OF C&Rs
PG I Rs eegneaeas 9' aoS6aY
ras directly ihras1 from 70 o.Seo 1thou: arse
connecting at Scranton With and b. L. R. for Kingston "es0aFFe'
iIsam EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN connenea Danyls with Boon
AnJOr AMI Newton Washington WITH the D. L. and W. r. r.
for water Gap, Sonsbmg Sa Great Bend Bnshamon sra
and 0wego, and at EAsoH VITA Lehn Vale H. X for all pon'
70. No. LRHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS .top. Nevak Nadison
q,iova Do,eI VET. @ Hae.e'isiqsB Wsshs'g9 PsGea,s'
g. snd 2, Ession With v r. for Bethlehem Aeno"H Mach
4S p H. B.0AD GAUGE EMPRESS TRAIN wa Paterson and
Boonon runs directly through to BuGmton without clange oil cars
40 10 ASTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester R.
r. at Waterloo with sussex r. and at baton with L. v Tor
$500 p m HACKETTSTowN NAIL connects With BoOnon Chester
For MoRRSTowY s7:ls s:io 1lao r:Oo m, 1880 $780, 4lO
For SUNNI and intermediate stations at $780, 7:r7' 'lO 1910
ard NJ M 2 ri AZ o 9; S aaa s:o n eo go 1910
an :.Q Iio 2'o $3.50. 49, 49, 49, e'Oo' 0 o'' BIO
XEwAsK nS ~ Is go .s 9o s 2'' En- :oe o l9 9lS
o 5 1f Sac TO- sc 90 go 10 1 60 ' u.s. sni
iS 1r,s %,ff SP Z: E l SSW, MoyrcLAR $50
$40 AMI ioo m and 1900 $780, $40 i9 sS4 p a.Dnlep
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOts
n foot ol ChamheIsst and ioo Of sst as iGlo"s; s.oo
Through Express Trains leave rhanoers,t at w.. ma
81. and Improved p,sas Room GqseGs.
onneeHi oraee with magnificent STEERING Coaches raani9g
II a. NJ train from su,quehanna Bird the $3.50
train Nea-lork to uelon Bridge AMI the p IN tram rom
NegYork Suspension Bridge, and Cincinnati IN Engrni
Train leaves daily at f:5 p. m.
For Por, Jers and " .y 500 AMI $50 m (''dst $40 m
AIS p. M
For Miiletosn 1906. sid $3.50 p 2lis. 'l5
3.i5 and. SUNDAYS only $50 m t.ist, S:lJ NJ
PorOtislle and WAY, tlI.iju C2.t rs M
SeEburgh and War 9UO $3.50 and $3.50 (Jisi 0:ij
a H.. 3l5 and rs D. M
Tor sadrr and Nsy and m f9Jl go am s;ts M?
from 2dst Depot a. bt5 94J and ll:45
M sI:s5 3:i5 5.l5 and 1913 From Chamberst De
pot At 6:4j 10 a. II Y nj lis 4, SIS, t, 8:J and u
Midnight.
For ackensack and lslae from 20 Depot at - A. m ana
Ig45 $40 told g. and g Prom CLalDersSL Depot JEW
. H. and l. I, 1918. &. and 1855 D. m.
For Mack Tamans, and WAY frcm 2h Depot h9io
m rs 1918 4:l5 5:l5. and 1918 From ChambeIssL De
pot 9:ys 1) 1890 ilS 1850 9;l5 and t6J p nj and
SATURDAYS only, tI2 midnight
Tickets Apartments in Drawing Room and Sleeping
obtained and for the checking and transfer OF Bag
gaze NAV Company Offices 2 29 and 20 BOa!way 70
Csmbers; - GTeenwch LJthst and TIriave Harlem
m Fulou-,t Bruokn sy M urg Depots foot Of
Chabest ls Newiork and Long Dock Depot Jer
sey IT, a1i oi The Agents the pnuc pal hotels $500 - nm,
l. d. RUCEER, VA l., wa; ~ BARN
c,rl Su.t LII Genl Passr Al
sDailv tFor Hsckeusaek Only.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29
NEW BOOKS.

We have received from the publishers,
Messrs. Claxton, Remson & Haffelinger,
Philadelphia, through the house OF J. A.
Gresham, the following:
The Irrepressible Conflict Between
Labor and Capital" a brief summary of
some of the chief causes and results of the
late civil war in the United States, as pre-
scented by the tral lator's preface to Adolpil
Granier de Cassagnac's history of the
working and burSher classes, in which the
origin, nature and objects of the much
illuminated French commune are his
logically explained. A short work follows
this long preface, in which the translator
makes out the best case he can for the pet
objects of his solicitude.
In CRUCIBLE. A Novel. BY Mrs. Eliza
Lafton Pugh author of Not Hero.
The authar attempts, by the agency of a
novel. to institute comparison between
the usages respectively of orthodox and
dissenting churches. A claim is set up to a
strict adherence. to truth in all respects in
the work, under the maxim that truth
never did and never can do harm, which
is not strictly maxim as it is not true N
itself, yet as an ingenious attempt to
partially tell the truth under pretcnse of
letting out the whole story. In a Cruel
ble' will pass for an entertaining book.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29
Circus Performance for the Benefit of the
Louisiana Retreat.

twill be seen that Old John Robinson,
the proprietor of the great three tent show,
has come to the rescue of the fair for the
benefit of the Louisiana Retreat. The gross
receipts for the matinee performance to-day
will be donated to the fair. now being held
at Odd Fellows Hall.
We hope that the receipts will be as large
as the generosity of Mr.. Robinson is liberal.
The animal curiosities of the menagerie.
museum and caravan are certainly wonder
full, and to see them, ali those vino buy tick
cts should go in at halfpast ten, or some
where about that time to dcupy plenty
of time in interviewing the tigers, lions.
bears, camels and elephant.
At twelve O'Clock the circus performance
will commence. Old John Robinson's lib
crafty in offering the gross receipts Of the
matinee to-day, for the benefit of the Lou
isiana Retreat. an asylum for the insane,
should he backed up by the public
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29

THE ANCHOR LINE OF STEAMERS TO
GLAsGow.-As will be seen upon reference
to an advertisement in another column, our
fellow, citizen. Mr.. Alexander Hay. has been
appointed agent for this city OF this splen-
did line of steamships, plying between New
York and Glasgow, Scotland, and is pre-
pared to issue tickets for passage, with Sc
cured statcrooms to 60 and return. The
steamers of this line are among the most
magnificent in the world, and the route to
Europe by them has the great advantages
of being economical. comfortable: and the
only one by which those great curiosities-
the Giants Causeway, and the romantic
scenery of the Firth and river Clyde-can
be seen without additional expense. Per
sons going across the water would do we'll
to give this line a trial.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29
Local Intelligence.

BRIEFs.-l esterday morning a German.
about forty years old, was found hanging
in the kitchen of his residence, No. l2l
Richard street. he having committed suicide
some time during the night.
Wednesday night, about midnight. Henry
Burger died suddenly at No. 20 Gasquet
street He was about thirty five years old.
Vincent Lamantia, peanut rooster, had
his fingers crushed yesterday morning be-
tween the crank and the cog-wheel of the
rooster, which stands near the entrance of
the Crescent Hall, on st. Charles street.
Surgical aid was rendered by DR.. Berthelot.
A young man who gave an assumed name,
who was temporarily employed by Messrs.
Glaze g. Co., No. lSl Common street, on
Monday morning absconded with $3.50 in
currency, valuable diamond ring, and a
cash box containing some important notes
of no value but to the owners.
Officer John Bennett, on whose beat the
Dan Eagan robbery occurred, seems to
have, while off duty, voluntarily followed
UP the case, and in company with friend
succeeded in recovering two rolls of cloth,
which they found in vacant lot in the
rear of the house occupied by Dan Eagan
on Tchoupitoulas street, between Adele and
Josephine, and which has been identified
as part of the stolen property taken from
the store of Mr.. Helm.
Coroner Creagh held an inquest at the
head Of Robin street, post nineteen, on the
body of John Hampson, aged torty-fve
years, a native of Ireland, who fell from
the staging of the ship Mountain on Sunday
night, striking his head against a plank,
cutting a cash, caused his death. Verdict
accordingly.
In the First District Recorders court
yesterday, Assistant Recorder Draper on
the bench, William Pierson, one of the
snake show men at the head of Canal
street, charged with being dangerous and
suspicious character was ordered appear
before the Criminal Court under $1,000
bonds.
Dick Littieton, charged with larceny and
forgery. $1,000 to appear on the fifth of
January.
RETURNS OF FINES BY REcoGDERs.-The
six Recorders have made the following re-
turns to Administrator Lewis, TOR the week
ending December 23 1871:
First District Recorder Houghton 1925 90
Second District, Recorder NJ Arthur. l35 %
Third District, Recorder Leciere.. 40 80
Fourth District, Recorder Billings. % %
Sixth District, Recorder Campbell. 40
Total .....Soo5 Az
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29

and Gravier streets, Robert Meyer, on the
seventeenth of July, which had been fixed
for yesterday, was continued indefinitely
Bail was fixed at $500.
Thomas Rogers, charged with larceny,
was arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
Henry G. Krager, convicted of obtaining
suit of clothes from Mcssrs. Pierson l.
Hews, on forged order, was sentenced to
one year in tho Penitentiary.
The following informations were tiled by
the district attorney:
Joseph Butterfield and Clara Holmes
charged with assault and battery.
Sarah White and Henry Williams, lar
ceny.
Henry jenkins, assault with dangerous
weapon.
James L. Daniel, carrying concealed wea-
pons.
Thomas McMurry, entering a dwelling
house in the day time, without breaking,
with intent to steal: and second, larceny.
Henry Meyers pleaded guilty to larceny,
having stolen, on the twentieth of Deem
Der. an overcoat, valued at twelve dollars,
from C. Smith. Remanded for sentence.
Constantine Rosano, mate of the Italian
bark Paganini, pleaded guilty to carrying
concealed weapons, and was discharged on
his bond to await sentence.
All cases fixed for this day were contin-
ueh on account OF the Byrnes ease
The case of the State of Louisiana VS.
Dominick Byrnes, manslaughter. stabbing
and killing Patrick Brady, on the moving
of the twelfth Of August, in front of No.
236l2 Poydras street, was proceeded with.
As witnesses for the State w. Moran,
John Brannon, Officer Pat Roonan and
others were examined.
One of the main witnesses. ex-Special
Officer Jake Diepert (who was also the
main witness in the Chandler murder easel
has since died.
All the little dogs. monkeys, ponies, sea
lions, the menagerie of wild animals, and
the grand circus all play at to-day's matinee
for the BENEFIT of the Louisiana Retreat,
asylum for the insane.
Coal OIL ACClDENT.-While A. NJ. Smith
was lighting hanging lamp with puroline
oil in his cotfeehOuse, at the corner Of Lyon
and Tchoupitoulas streets about halfpast
eight o'clock Wednesday night, the lamp
caught fire. He unlocked the lamp from
the ceiling, and was in the act of throwing
it out of doors when some of the oil split on
the sill and set that on fire also. The fire
was extinguished, however, without mate
rial damage, and no alarm was given.
To-day and tomorrow are the last of Old
John Robinson's big show on Tivoli circle.
He donates the gross receipts to the Louis
lana Retreat, insane asylum.
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senator kellogg on Mail Contracts,

In the United States Senate, on the TWEEN
ty-tirst instant, Mr.. Kellogg, of Louisiana,
said:
/ ask leave to introduce a bill without
previous note, and l crave the indulgence
of the Senate while three or four sections
OF the bill are read. and desire also to say
a word or two in explanation of the provi-
sions OF the bill. They are very practical,
and require immediate attention.
By unanimous consent leave was granted
to introduce a bill Senate. No. 425l relating
to proposals and contracts for the trans
portatiun of the mails. and for other pur-
poses, which was read twice by its title.
Mr. Kellogg: l now desire to have the
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SALE OF MARKET REVENUES.
NOTICE.
ENITED STATES LAM OrRrcH

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
New Orleans November 30 1871. !
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED AT THIS
" once hv Joseph Estrat against Thomas Pink
ney and Aexalider.J johnson for abandoning their
homestead entries, numbers six hundred and sixty
and tive hundred and fort six dated March Is and
February |, 1869 upon the east half of mort st
quarter section nineteen, ana h If OF north
eight south, range number thirteen east in St
Tannany parish Louisiana, with "a view TO the
cancellation of said entries the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office the
twenty-ninth day of December 1871 at one o'clock
p. NJ, to respond and furnish testimony concern.
ing said alleged abandonment.
CHARLES BARNARD, Register
po2e aw W. II. HYATT, Receiver.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

SrArA OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, :
New Orleans, December Is, 187Iy
WHEREAS APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE 70
w me for the cancellation of the official bond
of s. D. Moody AS Controller of Jefferson City, to
wit bond dated December 2a 1859 in the sum OF
principal and W. Van Nor,len and Edward Thomp-
son srretes the said bond being conditioned for
the faithful performance by the said s. d. Moody
of his duties Controller aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in
the said bond to file their objections to the
cancellation thereof in writing in the office of the
Secretary of State within ninety days after the last
publication hereof
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
this thirteenth day of December A. d. 1871, and
of the independence OF the United States the
ninet y-sixth.,
H. C. WARMOTH.
By the Governor:
J.W. FAIRFAX Assistant Secretary of State.