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Dz- An old negro, styling himself Dominick
Fejo, has been going around Philadelphia city and
county, with a subscription book and collecting
contributions for building an insane asylum in
Terra del Fuego. He had collected very hand
some sums for this humane object, but was arrest
ed in the midst Of his prosperous operations on the
charge Of being an mpostor
~ The Hon and Req Gerald Valeria Wellesley
brother of the Duke of Wellington, is Dead at the
age of 70 years.
AusTR1A.-The Emperor's proclamation, invest
ing Prince Windischgratz with the command Of
the Imperial forces expresses resolution to crush
the instruction by force of arms.
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Phillips county, Taylor majority Sowing gain
&C. Monroe, Taylor majority 60. Desha, Taylor
majority IS.
The types yesterday made give this county at SEQ
instead of 50
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

TJNHIs EVENING Tuesday Nov. 81 s48Wl be presented, 70
season, celebrated Opera, By Pger, II
MAITRE DE CHAPELLE. After which, lie CHALET
operu, BY Previously, LIE PETITE DE LA GARDt
MOBILE Vaudeville, in two -
sg- Performance commence ha-past O'Clock. MI
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
OPENING NIGHT

FUO-MORROw EVENING, Wednesday, Nov %, lS4s-The
Il Comedy Of THE HONEY MOON-Duke Aranza Mr. Norton
Mock Duke, Mr. Sol Smith, Iuiana, Mrs Stuart Voante, Mrs
R. Russell; Zamo Mrs Clarke Grand Military Overture
by Orchestra composed the occasion by Sgnor Gabc
To conclude with THE HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE
Gilman Mr. j. B. Fuller (hs first appearance IN New Orleans
~ Doors open halfpa and Overture commences at O'Clock
or Tickets and places be had application TO Mr. J. P
BAILY The hours Of ID and O'clock every day. MI
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TO THE LADIES.
49,, THE STEAWSHIP UNITED STATES has
NEFfE1A arrived, with our YOUTHS. BOHS esss9
- and CHILDREJN7S CLO1EIJNCf.
Now in store the following:
YoUTHS-From 70 to IS Yeas of age.
Black Cloth Wadded PALEToTs and SACs.
Brown. Olive and Black Tweed Paletots and Sacs.
Blue and Drab Blanket Paletois and Sacs:
Super black Cloth FrOck and Dress COATS.
Plain and fancy colored Cloth CLOAKS.
PANTAL0ONS.
. Tweeds and Satnet Pants.
Black Corduroy PANTS.
French and American Cottonade PANTS.
Cloth Cashmere, Silk and Satin VESTS, all styles.
SHIRTS.-Linen Shirts.
Cotton Shirts, with Linen Bosoms Collars Wristbands.
:. colored, striped etc. ETC.
CAPS-VeTy fine ClOth, with Slk Covers
Very fine Cloth Caps. Silk Glazed
SUBSCRIBERS Gum Elastic SuEpenders.
SOCKS.-ColoTed and brown Socks, -,
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-Llne and Silk.
BOYS-From to IL years of age
All colors Cloth PAI.ETOTs and SACS.
= FrOck GOATS.
= Round JACKETS.
- - Polka and Skirt Jackets.
= Hamey
Tweeds SACS.
Black and coOred Dress CLOAkS.
Fancy coOTed Tweeds School ClOaks.
PANTALOONS of all kinds fine and coarse
VESTS of all kinds, fine and coarse
SHIRTS Linen and Cotton, with Linen bosoms
Caps, Suspenders, Handkerchief, Socks, etc etc.
CHILDREN'S TAYLOR COSTUMES, new style.
made from fancy Cloth and neatly braided for Children
'G All coiors ' Cloth Monterey Skirt JACKETS.
= Polka
- Haney
PANTALOONS-A colors to match the above suits
Shirts SuspendeB and Socks.
CLOAKS.-Cloh and eol0red Tweeds ClOsks; -,
80 The above Clothing cannot be surpassed l0I s'ye
and durability in the city. Unusual care mas peea gwen 70
this branch Of business and children be fitted in
that viii excite the admiration u me s ps F
n9Os corner of Customhouse and Old Levee sts
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CHARGE OF ATTEMPT TO MURDER.-A negro named
Bob slave of Alfred Penn, yesterday arrested by the
Second Municipality police charge of assaultng and
seriously woundng in the hand, with razor another slave
named Lewis the property Of Dennis Donovan, with in
-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-21

PENcHANT FOR PEEKNIvEs-A man named Fiz-
simon Calhoun alias G. c. Davis went into the fancy store
Of Jacob Strauss, 116 New Lsvee street. Sunday after
noon and expressed desire to purchase quantity Of pen
knives Several specimens shown him by Mr. Strauss,
and while he going from the counter to the Shelves Cal
houn dexterouy poeketsd five packages each contain
ing dozen of knives and valued $50 One of the clerks
witnessed the proceeding and Calhoun stepping out
no, being able to find article to suit him he laid
hands him. and he kept in the until police
officer and carried him off to the guardhouse Of the
FiTst Municipality. He is to be examined to-day.
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observation-disclosures Genois yesterday issued war
rants for the arrest of Manuel Lima and Juan de DOs
Landerro seamen Of the Spanish bark Hemosa Valen-
ciana Gaspar Ragafue the master of the vee charging
them with desartion.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A named Thomas Carrin was
foupd dead yesterday morning. sitting in armchair in his
bedroom in the third story of Mr. Barere's dry good store
No 20 Chatres street. An inquest held the body
and verdict returned that he died of hamorhage Of
the lungs.
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VIOLENT Assaults BATTERIES. Two men,
named Thomas Dorus and Thomas Cairns were yesterday
arrested in the First Municipality, accused by James Court
ney Of having be aten him in shocking manner in the
morning. the Levee, between the Vegetable and Meat
Markets and cut his with a chel Recorder Genos
required them give $1,000 bail appear for examination
John Muoy appeared yesterday before Recorder enois with
his face bruised and battered hat scarce feature was dis
tngushabs He made affidavit that he was beaten in this
manner in the Gem coffeehoue on Royal street, on
Sunday night by Wash Fleming and Others whose names
he did know Warrants issued for tier arrest
VIVA. f. c. Dnnless also entered complaint against
Fleming for an assault and battery on his person.
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FGGHTING BURGLARS. On Sunday night about IL
O'Clock, five bosrd the Spanish bark Teresa
Guiana lying at the Levee between Main and St. Philip
street One Of them descended into the hold and moyng
about in The dark made much that the Captain and
crew were awoke, and rushed deck On reaching the
deck they assaulted by the whole FIVE and fight
which lasted several minutes ensued the burglars using
colts and sung-shot freely. One of the crew, who was
armed with boarding pike severely wounded Of the
burglars, and upon this they fled and escaped with the
wounded companion Capt Viamore, the master Of the
vessel yesterday made affidavit these facts before Recorder
Genos but there scarcely hope Of the villains being de-
eCted. as their persons could not be known in the daIkun
less The wound given with the boarding pike should prove
fatal aud the who received should become instru
ment for their discovery.
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Cleared Yesterday:
Shin Brandywine Meuyman Liverpool Bailey g. Baxter
Ship Faneul Hall. Sears, Liverpool. L. H. Gale
Ship Hermolne' (Brem.) haschm bremen, g. a
Bark Genesee, Dillingham; New York, Bryan & Creevy
Bark Brunette, McGialh, Boston, G. w. Hynson
Brig Perfect, Gardiner st. Pierre, Maraique -
Brig Perry, Fountain. Philadelphia, Master
Brig MOrenillo (Sp.) VinZaT, Barcelona, J. Prats
Schr Louisa AntOnete, Guiraud, Port Lavaca, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship St. Charles Sagory, Is days from New York to j. w.
Dr. ship Dibdin Keane fOm Liverpool ed Sept to
ter-3d my.
to master-Lafayette.
Brem bark Diana Fletcher FIN Bremen 10th Sept to mas
Brem bark Edmund, Wehman, FIN Bremen, 10th Sept to
Brig Irving Robinson 20 days FIN ThomastOn, master
Brig Versailles PendIeton from ThOmasOn ria Pensacola.
b. sohI Jane Butcher days from Honduras to master
schT Mtis GOOdspeed days from BrazOs St. Jago, to
u s. propeller Rogers from Galveston 18th ins to U. S.
Quartermalter-3d my.
STEAMBOATS,
Princess No g. Sanford I'm New Carhage-1s93 b. cotton.
Magnolia, Thomasol, FIN NicksbgTgTl575 bales cotton
Bulletin, Church, FIN MemphlsT2ll4 bales cotton cot
Pike No s. Linn, fun Cincinnati.
Sehuylki. Williams, fin ST. Louis.
Phoenix, Fowler I'm Louisville.
Uncle Sam, Baranco, FIN Tunica-599 bales cotton.
Taeyrand, Hunter FIN nashville
Viola, Wilson, I'm DOnadsOnvile.
Ellen, Sweeney, I'm Aexandria-20 bales cotton.
Jas. l.. Day, Wood, fin Mobile
Courier Martin, I'm the Balize
Towboat Persian, Andrews, I'm the Passes.
TowbOat Panther. Davis, I'm the Passes.
TOwbOat Pat, Henry, Miller. I'm the Passes
Memoranda:
ToWboat Dan Webster lowed down and to on the
18th inst ships Oxenbndge AciOpe and Aneona.
Towboat Persian tOwed down and to sea on the 9TH INST
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THE Circus STREET AFFAIR AGAIN.-Patrick Perry,
who it alleged in the affidavit of John McCane relative
ohe firing the democratic torch light procession the
night of the 18th ult and the burning of Lys house is
the man who thrust his torch into the face of Harry Brooks
one of the men charged with firing the procession,
yesterday arrested by the second Municipality police.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.
Continued Sale. Earness, saddlerY Saddles, et0'

CONTINUED sale.... Aarness SaddIerY, aauuI5s StO'
BY MORPHY g. MENUS.
EENHIS DAY, Tuesday, 2lst inst, 10 O'Clock A. MWm us
H. sold, without serve -
The entire stock Of HARNESS, SADDLERY, SADDLES, FUR
NisHING MATERIALS TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VA
LISES etc.: . -, -,
MOSQUITO Netting Mosquito Bar, 0xYokes, Wagons Carts Drays
cers and Tents, Old Sails knapsacks, Cantsens and
great variety Of articles numerous 10 MENTION
ETs- The stock altogether amounts to over S6o,eol.
continued day until closed and the
pres nj Proprietor himself the Public that there shall be
z the goods.
For further particulars Catalogues which ere ready for nspec
I34 POYDRAS street, where the sae VIII take place. or at
Aa5p1y q ae ~ sS II Vie Store 10 rent n2l
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TO THE PUBLIC

DCHARD TERRELL respectfully offers 70 th public his service
III as AUCTIONEER for the sale Of REAL ESTATE an
SLAVES and for OUTDOOR SALES, pedsng his ezer
promote Of those usng business his
e Of every description constantly hand at priyat
o public sale.
fx- Liberal c a sh diva n S made consignmens.
RICHARD TERRELL, Auctioneer,
my2O Nos. IS and 20 Banks Arcade Passage
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.

DH II. Il n VI 4 1 II II -
WILL be sold Daily JASPER F. SMITH No.
w Camp and Magazine sreett0Ut re-
erps-a general Of DRY GOODS consisting ~ part Of
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CASSlMEREs, AESsEfs,
IA Is o.
HATS Boots Shoes HARDWARE, Cutlery, and large variety
OF FANCY GOODS all OF which viii be very suitable foT Country
Trade Terms, cash.
N Cash Advances made consgnments Of Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches Jewey and
Merchandise generally. OF ON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-21

CouNCIL OF THE THIRD MUNICPALITY.-B little bust.
of public interest transacted by this body last even
petition was received from Phoenix Fire Company
No g. praying for appropriation to rebuild their engine
house, burned down Sunday night resolution appfo
prating $3.50 for that purpose referred to committee
with power act. resolution was adopted authorizing
the Recorder 70 offer reward OF 500 for the apprehension
Of the ncendiay.
The old subject of the Finance report brought up
again. will be recoected that the present Finance Com
mttse composed of Messr. Flanders Collins and Others
submitted report the Council about three months since
making complete expose Of the finances of the Munich
paty The report published in the Crescent al the time
and showed the affairs Of the Municipality to be, as they
really are in deplOFable condition The report was the
subject Of long and acrimonious debate. Mr. Solomon
the present member from the Fourth Ward, also
Der Of the last Council and believe, member Of the FL
nance Committee Of that Council deemng the report to be
censOu of the last Council and Of its Finance Committee
took exception to every part of it; its Heading oPpo
nsnt debate and entered written protest. chaTacteTZng
it as Justification and distortion Of facts, Both the report
and the protest were entered on the minutes.
Al the last meeting of the Council Mr. Collins in behalf of
the Finance Committee read report replying to the protest.
and aiming 10 prove the correctness of the statements of the
original report mpeached by Mr.. Solomon Both the pro-
test and this last report less PERSONAL and bitter
in theirlanguage Mr. Solomon impugned the motives and
the integrity Of the Committee in his protest. and the reply is
direct impeachment Of his yeracity parliamentary
etiquette will permit.
Last evening was found on the proceedings of the pre-
vous meeting being read that the Secretary had not neo-
poraed in the journal the reionder of the Finance Com
mittee. 1t was moved that the journal be amended by
inserting IT, Pending the notion Mr. Solomon moved that
the second report reonder be read again. which would
nearly hour. The motion negativea by a
vote of five four after violent and occasionally
debate Upon this Mr. Solomon stepped up TO the SecIe
taY desk snached from the reoinder of the Committee
thrust in his breast and in defatory addressing
the Chair accused the Committee of taducing him in their
report while they dare not do to his face and said,
gentlemen chew the oud Of resentment they shall know
where find me- Whoever takes this report takes first
they must have it from personally" tcappng his hand
violently on his brsast) He then walked off with the
port, and the Council broke up in confusion
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FASHIONABLE
CTOTHTNG ESTABLISHMENT


NO. 90 ,ALaG.AZLJNE STREET.
IL FABRE & co. have the pleasure of informing their
II friends and the public that they in the receipt
of choice stock of articles in their line selected with the
greatest from the latest French and English atons
Much pains having been taken the selection and manu-
fidence as being of superior style, fit and quality.
We therefore invite the attention of purchasers to the fol-
lowing named articles, comprising portion OF our large
stock. namely: - -.
Super Black French Cloth Dress and FTOok COATS.
Brown and Olive French Cloth
= Black and Drab " PALETOIs.
= SURToUTS.
Black, Brown and Olive Cloth sACS.
Dfab
Tweeds
Brown and Olive Cloth Business COATS.
- Black Cloth CLOAKS.
= Black and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Cashmere =
Silk and Satin VESTS,
Freh. Cassim. PANTALO0NS.
:. " Silk and Satin Sc 81, a REsSr
Silk and Linen Cambria Pocket HDKFS.
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
= Silk UNDERSHIRTS.
- MerinO "
Merino silk and Cotton DRAWERS.
Merino and Cotton HALF HOSE.
Black. White and C0lored Hoskin GLOVES.
- Buokskn and Cashmere
Russia RIDING BELTS.
SHOULDER BRACES.
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE
Silk and Cotton UMBRELLAS.
EH- superior assortment Of TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
VAIIsEs and CARPET AGs.. All of which will be sold
on the most moderate terms. NJ I'm d&W
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MUSIC AND SINGING.
n FEHRMANN, Professor Of Music and Singing. conner
~. OF APoLLo and Clio streets, in tbs Drug f7g5sN
store offers his services 10 the public Of NewOreans ~
in giving lessons. a very moderate price, on the ssy
PIANO-FORTE and in SINGING, on the best principles
of teaching the same -,
N. B.-Best of references given ~ ON
EvANs's SUGAR PLANTERS MANUAL.
Ds- For Sale at No. Ia CAMP Street
SUGAR PLANTERS MANUAL, being Treatise on
- he art OF obtaining Sugar from the Sugar Cane; by y
w Evans Nj ID. In one handsome volume, crown Svo,
extra cloth with two plates and wOodcuts.
"A work which perfectly bears out its title and Thoroughly
exhauSs the subject of the Cultivation Of the sugar cane
and the process BY which the commercial article Of sugar IS
manufactured. Morning Chronicle.
Dr Fvaus's mastery work is full Of the valuable
Information for the Planter and will become immediately
the text and standard work OF reference on sugar man
ufacture ''-COlOnfat sMGgGziHe.
Just published and for sale the NewOTeans ationers
Warehouse" In20 81 J. i. STEEL IA Camp 81
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to Strangers in the City, and other persons standing
need of Medical advice and referred to the Gard
g. Heyia street, MO
RT II. DaIley's Magical Pain Extractor The
original genuine, always has the written signature
s6d1tb5ern Depot Isl Chartres street New Orleans aE
-a&s
f15- The America Graefenberg Theory does not
presume that medicine ali diseases It idle and mpu
aunt such doctrine the face Intelligent community
II is the language quacks and pretenders But IN the series
medicines offered by the Gaeienberg Company EVERY DISEASE
will find its anldote.
~ Fer gents GrseenbeF's Series, fourth page. M
-
EY' Important to Health-NO family should neglect
10 have hand few bottles Of Bill LlNGS' CARMINATIDE
SYRUP the nabe remedy for Bowel complaints which
frequently during the months than other period
This remedy fails the obstinate OF DiaT
rh9a. Wholesale Depot y Camp street, NewOTeans
jel D. HANsBROUGH.
-S0e-
EY See advertisement the first page of this paper
headed " TO PLANTERS AND FANTLIES,'' Of Comstock
Medicine and Magical Pain Extractor Depot No.
Poydras street, all sold warranted and
PURE jel en-
EF To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
cisns-Please advertisement Of RUSTE & PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed above. myl0
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Liquors,
Groceries. Provisions

BY MORPHY q MENUS.
THIS DAY Tuesday, 2lst st at 10 ocockWA DC solo, al
Il Store No. 81 Magazine street - 40,
"a bags RIO COFFEE 100 secondhand BLANKETS $4,000
SEGARs 500 VIRGINIA TOBACCO Soap starch Brand
F1 assorted Cordias Brandy Gn Whisky, Port Wine, Caret,
Anset e. Champagne Has Shoulders Sides and shoue
Herrngs, Goldfish, kackereI MI
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday /:

LArrrupE. g 81 30 N.-Lono1rupE. 80 ~ Time, 81
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ENOR ST LOUIS, Memphis. ee,-The new. fast:run-
II ming passenger steamboat SULTANA. ~ ~
Henry ]. Moore, master is expected This Day a
and will leave above. For freight pas
sage, having unsurpassed accommodations apply on board
at PoydTas street wharf TO
HYDE & OGLESBY, II Poydras st:
G5 The Suana being very lghi-daught, will meet Win
detention, and run throughout the season. MI
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ROCKVILLE BRICK MANU- CASyal i.o,,
TEOEY & BYINGTON respectfully inform i W 1888
Il Of NewOreaus. Lafayette, Canoton tle
and Hosyvle that they now prepared " .s,,rrv
cheapest and best made BRICKS ~ me 1I
TO builders aud Others at the lowest Price ~ III fle
ment Is the largest To the S0uih ana the PaiioHHh
pgo ovs5 = II respectfully in''sa HoEY BYIEGToN.
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JOHN z. HOLLAND, Notary Public,
HAS REMOVED his office to the corner Of CuzToA
1 4 HOUSE, street. and ExCHASsE PLAcE,.,.. -, CfIe
No, g. ~ stairs, Mlm
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Memoranda:

Towboat DAM Webster, lowed down and to on thu
I4h inst. ships Oxenbndge, AiciOpe and Ancona.
Towboat Persian lowed down and to sea on the 9TH INST
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LAND FOR SALE. .
FORTY ACRES Of good and for sale IN IOWA, ii ~
tivaed with good Log House 10 by Ii feet The whole
of the land well wateed with springs and tmbeIed with
Oak and Ash etc. ETC. Title unexeeptonabe. Apply at
the office of A MAhMlQN,
n17 l52 Camp street, opposite Lafayette square
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ARKANSAS ,

Taylor ahead in 81 counties, 775O-Clay in do,
37SI. i. .Taylor's gain, 1869.
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a5~ TO Eeaue WEDNESDAY, Nov. %, at 4P. NJ.
FoR OUACHITA CITY Mouth Bayou Bartholomew
II Monroe, HarfsonbuFg and all landings ~ i.
Ouachita and Black Rivers QU4CHlT.d e. 81
PICKET. = The lght-dnught steamboat So
RIDGELY, Jno. @. A. Smith, master, will leave as above
For freight passage, apply board foot q Benxe
street, OF to Inl8l =. WOODhNFF.
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.
HniX,
W.
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OOPPEH.
600 sheets Brsziers' COPPER SOxc0 IN TO- II and ~
500 sheets do assorted, from Is 70 100. ,,,.
In store aud for sale by SAMUEL LyIhI-s ...,
Nos and Front LeYse, between CnsicnilonAs
mis- and BenyBl9 suss---
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d OAR d i'm G. HO ; 4.
121 CRAPIER street 6ets0eeg Sc. Charles and ldron-
delet streets, door from the corner Of Car9HdeLe
MRS WILSON Qate of q Bienvile street,) respect
IfI fully informs Der friends aud the public generally a.
hatshe continues in the above eligible location oceu- I'll
pied by her during the last year. she has mad her~
House thoroughly Teted and prepared for the aceommoda
ton Of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patronage
she hopes by dgent attention the comfort and con-
venence of her patrons merit and receive continuance
of the Her terms viii be, as heretofore MODERATE.
NJ Tyr d&w
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IT, TO Ieare WEDNESDAY Nov. %. at P. N.
NOR PITTSBURG and Wheeling direct IS. MAIL.
II The new. snperior lightdfaught passen Ia \.
ger steamboat SARANAK, Capt, Meintyre,
Is receiving freight and viii leave above fsEssSes
For freghtoT passage, having superior accommodations
apply on board at Poydas street wharf or 70
HYDE & OGLESBY, u PoydIas St.
N B-The Saranak, being Of very light draaght, vii
meet with no delay. nv
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k5s- 10 care WEDNESDAY, Nov. p, At P. NJ
nor PITTsBURG, Cincinnati, Louisville, ec.-The
u and splendid passenger steamboat 1@r n
PHOENIX, Capt. Fowler IS receiving "a
freight, and win leave above. For freight or
passage having unsurpassed accommodations, Apply On
board, at P0ydTas street wharf, or TO
HYDE & OGLESBY, 10 P0ydrass ST.
~ The Phoenix being light daught, will meet with no
delay ma
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MANUFACTURERS DEPOT FOR THE SALE
OF HATS AND GAPS.

OF HATS AND GAPS
HAVE hand present, and am constantly receiving
Il from Mandatory az Newark, ~, very 90
- LARGE ASSORTMENT Of the above -
named goods, CONFUSING every kind, from a -
- common Negro Wool Hat up 70 as fine a hOiesAih
- and Beaver as can be manufactured - -
90 As these goods direct from my haheiac0l
obtain them CuRArER and consequently, can oet ssih
cheaper than arg othcr house IN te fg,.,.1xnors
go srn - No. r. Cssipvshgpss s.Feets ~ sfsrs
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rg~ To laaue WEDNESDAY Nov. p. at 3 P. NJ.
NOR YAZOO CITY, Satartia Vcksburg. GraDd Gulf
II Rodney, St. Joseph Natehez and Waer- fIs9 n
proof WEEKLY PACKET. The new,
light-draught, fasrunning passe niger packet
HARD TIMES, Capt T. Wilson. will positively leave :
above. For freight or passage having superior aecommoaa
tons apply on board foot Of Canal street, or to
T. B. SMITH, So Magazine street,
MO or HYDE OGLESBY, Il POydTas ST.