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PROPOSALS.
nF DIR. w. BEACH, for publ;shias hi

nF DIR. W. BEACH, for publ;shias his
American or Reformed Practice Of Mod.
cine, in two volumes complete.
Vel. THE basis o. this volume will bo n.
~ two volumes Of my lnrse work, called tho
nn..a,ean rnclicc, originally published in two
vosumts. All ex rancous matter. NOT ;mm.d;.
a'c'. practical, will be revised, and the rceuis Of
my 'o,e eiircal practice and experience. up to
me me period ct publication, will be embodied -
ne n r"lumr VIII constitute complete Eclectic
OF Eeiormed Practice of Medicine.
Voi.. lt.-lhs yvlnne .;lI a,a..:
system system, OF Medical Eo,any, ThefnDeuscs.p p snS
nm ann1n,acy' illustrated Ly The mos, splendid col.
orcd engravings ever issued in ,hi. cuunsrv.
Each volume will be complete il itself and
NJ m.;s, ;~1 n,ay ne nad separate or together NY
omy and Physiology, illustrated by humorous
and splendid cngravngs, arc in course of nr.n..
ration, and will shortly appear. P''p'-
Jan. q, i8s0.-sO-y W. BEACH, NJ. u.
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A NEw Ambition MovEMExT.--The
Bnston Libcrator, OF last week, contains a
call Tor an Anti-Sabbaih Convention. 10 bc
held in that city, on the Odd aud 25,h Of
next March, 10 discuss The Justice Of the
law enforcing tho obscrv anccs of the first
day Of the week, as the Sabbath. This
call is signed by WIN. Lloyd Garrison,
Francis Jackson, Theodore Parker, and
nbout twenty others.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 22d, r.

eAsHISGTON, ccO. ga, i. NJ.
The treaty of peace signed by Mr. Trist
md the three Mexican commiss oners, Mr..
Polk communicated to the Senate, for their
ratification. II proposes cessation ofhos-
tiliiics OH the part of our Government, in
order 10 give time TO settle the claiMs
against Mexico.
Mr.. Adams is still living, although una
bic 10 speak.
Capt. Barklcv, of the New York vdun-
tccrs, and Mini. Webster, of the Massachu.
sciis volunteers, nre both dead in Mexico.
Both Houses adjourned after prayers, IN
consequence Of Hon. J. q. Adams illness
in the capital.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-03-02
PUBLIC LECTURE.

The Fifth Address in course before tho Dav-
cnport Literary Society, will be delivered on
Wednesday erening the 9th Of March at Ga o'clk.
by DR.. c. &. Parry, in the Disciples Church.
Subjcct,--"The claims Of Natural Science"
The public arc respectfully invited to attend.
Committee.
Davenport, March iss, 1913.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

Mrs. P.Escorr, will have an examination Of
her School on Friday, March Sd, nj the Congrc-
gationai Church. Exercises TO commence pre-
cisely ut half pas, one O'Clock r. NJ. All inter
ested arc particularly invited TO attend.
After the examination there will be vacation
Of three weeks.
The Spring term will commence on Monday,
March 9th.
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.OTlCE is hereby given TIM, licnr,

''CH 70 Hc1cUy EIVCn Tint 1cnfv
Fox has filed bill in Chanccry in the D;:.
u'ct court o' Scott county, in the State Of Town.
"g",ns' % frances NJ Whiting and James d. Suih.
crland, the ohjcc, aud PRAYER of which j. ~. ~.
aside deed oi conveyance as fraudu!en, msda
anu executed by Willinm r. bradshaw 4 nj =, n,
70 sa'd Frances NJ. Whiting for the soush : go
quarter OF section number six f6l in townshiu iu
number sevcnsy-seven t77l north of range mum
Der three 3 east OF fifth principal meridian snd
alec % Sc. aside as fraudncn, deed Of convey
ance' Tor me same tract OF land made and cxccu.
,e" m ny sald frances NJ. whiting 10 said James
D. Sutherland and to subject the snid trnc, ~
land to the payment Of a judgmcn, obtained hv
said Henry Fox against one William {: En;.h;
JAMES THORlNGTON, CLERK az
the District Court Of Scott "a.
Davenport, jan. eth, lg48. eO-6~
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MIR. CAsS.

A this poli.ica. weathercock md first
rate demagoguc, stands A. No. ]. as Loco
foco candidate Tor tho Presidency, our read
crs viii perhaps bc pleased to learn some
thing of his appearance. A correspondent.
u tho N. Y. Herald thus speaks Of him:-
"Ms. Cass 10 tho most plcthoric man in
the Senate, and decidedly heavy speaker.
His eye il dull, his voice wheezy, his action
awkwurd, and his style is forever running
after climax TINT il does not reach. lie
reminds one oi Shakspeare's Eat knight,
minus ihe fun; Falstaf wi,b.ut wit"
The editor Of the D 'ston Atlas writing
from Washington thus alludes to Mr.. Cass !:
"Thc member from Michigan is not 10
be judged Of b. his reported remarks alone; ;
there is in tho appearance Of the man, GER
taiu psculiaritics. which give the observer
a unmissakeable idea of him. lie il un-
prepossessing. Ills face denotes neither
inteiicct nor any other high quality; il is .
ssolid, unn,eaning countcnance. His frame
10 nciaIicr graceful or we'll furmed; he il
ssoutly made, and has very undue amount
OF those physical cndowmenis which are
coasidered prerequisite in an. Alderman.
llis seyle i feeble and sing-song-ish. He
dries % bs very patriotic, and i'nnsines thst
tebe a, he must use pretty wnrds, aud 70.
peat old common-places. While nc u
speskiae, you cann0e disconncct whni be
says with what b aims II, which is 10 be
President; and you are ever thinking while
yos listen: Oh that tho people could hear
and zee hiI! ] do nol think there is o
~snu u she country 50 greatly ovcrraicJ III
this same Mr.. Cass. As politician. be.
lieve him to be wholly unprinciplcd. Lnol.
. HI csusss ON the Texas question! Leol
6 his course on tho Wilmot Ps0siso! nol
10 snepiioa his position on the Oregon 81
20 movement"
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GIDEON PILLOW.

Mr.. Ethan Spike, distinguished citizen
OF Maine, thus gives publicity to sornc o!
his views in respect TO the qualifications Of
Gen. Gideon Ditch Pillow lor the Prcsidcn.
cy:-
"As to tho war. we've bad no cartnin &c.
counts lately. The las, Argus we seed
gin an account how ginernI p.ller lii the
Icprosy, mn urter u snnguinacious battle,
in which upcrds Of 5000 Of the nas,y Mex
ican lcprosics WIS killed, aud ony ono Of
his men was hurt, he entered the Horls oi
Montezumy, nn hung ,hirty-s Mexicum
generals uture he cGi, or even sol down 10
rest.
"Afnrc VIC ga this news nl Ilornby
went in fnr ginsral Cushin, but now we
goes il quito as strong fer ri!ler. Fyctalk.
cd the matter over with uur leadn' men,
an we've cum 10 the conclusion to usk ,o,i,
mister Rite, 10 say, 10 all that it mny con.
earn, that Hornby has nailed her lag 10
the mast! Thai-lct the rest Of creation
d. as they pleasc--liornby goes, Ia one
grcut. indcrvijcratcd, iacomprehensible,
Jimcrcrntic lump-now nnd forever more,
amen! Sccles!--for GENERAL GIDyoy PIl-
LER!! An VIC, Iiurnby, pledge ourselves
to usc NIL means, lawful or unlawful, to
place him in the prcscrdcnial cheer ol
these suvrin md unlnitiigatcd United
States Of Amcriky.
''kurnel Peabody SAYS there's been n
similar movement of the people NJ "Cat-
JIanis," un at several ether places in the
States, on l'sc no doi.t that Gincral Pill.
lcr will gil into tho White hnnse-qnse as
soou as governor Dana gifts into the Sinni,.
It's m old sayin'-"As gaes lInrnby so
goes tho Cao,'nty Of Osford. As goes the
Caonnty 30 goes the State. As goes the
'Star in the East so goes nil other States MS
Chooso 10 follow her ex4mp!e." So you'll
see, mister Rite, tho Gineral's chance is
good, an if YOU wnnt 10 be on the pppiar
aide, jine in now, hyst tho banner of ihr
herow Of Cherry ybuskin, nh let's go il with
a looscness lor pi.lcr aud pillagc! know
you're raythcr committed in iayor of Gin
crni Gushing, butts M nsc, he can't cum
in--hc hasn't done enull' ."r his country.
lie must kill some of them nrc darncd Iep-
rosys fust. on he's So precious aiecrd they'll
kill him it'll be long lime nfarc he tries il.
Whv what has he done since he went 10
Mexiko, ha? Fell into ditch md broke
his leg, praps ym,'il say. Wal. sposin' he
did, replies, didn't Gincral PiIler dig il
fuss! So, ono nrfsets tosher, m nlnre too,
IN leaves Cushin noshin' to put agin the
killin' On hangin.'"
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MARRIED,

Wednesday evening, Feb'ry. 23I, by Rev. T.
ADAMS, Mr.. JAMES NJ. DALZELL to Miss
HANNAH p. McKOWN, all Of Davenport.
Pittsburgh papers plcnsc copy.
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DAvH19PoRy
U.gY WILLIS

= VHE Subscribers beg leave to
- inform the public that they have their
Mill in full operation. Farmers viii ut nll times
find Flour and Meal on hand, which we will cx-
change on the following reasonable terms:
For Spring Wheat, from 30 to 33 pounds Of
Superfnc Flour; Tor Fall Wheat, from 30 to 35
pounds, and bushel Of Bran to each buahcl oil
Wheat. A bus el Of Meal for bushel of Corn.
We have also bolt for boiling Buck wheat
We will give 20 pounds Of Buck wheat Flour for
q bushel Of Brckwhent, or grind and bolt for ten
cents per busl,cl. We nrc Also prepared to pay
CASH FOR WHEAT.
ft1-Call Mt the Back Steam Mill.
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN g. co.
Davenport, February 81, 1873. 2l-f
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BRANDRETHS Pills.

NJ 1HEN your blood 10 once rUns noeh.
- ing in the shape of food will hardly eoaS
nWiss; nothing will sour upon your st0moeht-
you may eat pics, or anything IN ssaseey ana
ths greater variety Of food the better t16oo =
made. AL who have weak stomachs, who e..
dspePtic, or in any way afflicted in body, shou11
without delay resort to Brnndn,th's PiIleAvhfeb
will indeed strengthen tho hfc psincip.et 81 ~
per everenee with them, entirely fcnsw -
whole body; the masesisls now in il good, wfI
be kept %; those bad, displaced and remoso1.-
Good blood cannot make bad hone Of bel 49,
And bear in mind, the BTsndresh's Pin onB>l1
purify shc blood.
Davenport, Feb. 10, L..
Sold a Is eenss per boz u - go - 006
l.. DAvENPORT-& Co., in thie toun. - ~
one sgeps In ncsrly every viIlsos I'D uoiis1
0eesesI 80 -
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REGULAR PACKET.

leEGUkAR PACKET.
For Keoknk, .Montrosc, .Aauroo Fort Madison Pom.
t,tsvc, Dai'is Burlington Ogua,cka keilissturyi,
.Ne,c Boston Rrt Louisa bloomington Drury's
Landing FrePort Buffalo Rockingham Rock
lsiani aud Davenport.
aA Neutrality-suspicious.
ser UNCLE TOBY,
HENRY u. DAY, .Masfer, will on the opening Of
navigation commence herrcgular trips as a Pack
ct, landing at all the above points for freight and
passengers. Shippers aud passengers may rely
upon the Uncle Toby continuing in the trade du-
ring the season, and also upon the unrcn,itting
attention OF the officers to the interest Of shippers
and comfort of passengers. The Toby being Of
very light draught will not lay up on account Of
low water. Her regular days Of leaving 81 Lou
70 VIII be Mondays, passing all the towns above
the Rapids in daylight on Wednesday; leaving
Davenport on her downward trip every Thurs
day morning nt 0 O'Clock, A M.
February Gath 1913. 24-ts
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CHANGE having been made in th6
- ownership Of this concern, seiiicmemt Of
It's concerns up 10 this date is iNDf0REN0A.
DLE All dues TO JAMES ferrous q Co..
must now be scif!ed--and al demands are re-
qucstcd 10 be- mmcdiaicl presented.
JAMES FERGUS 4 Co.
Moline, Dec. Is, 1877. Mi
The Davenport gazette., 1848-03-02

LYON SALE 100 acres land near
Blue Grass Point-apply to
march ID. 1919. Ccox & SAResxr.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-03-02

0OR SALE lUO acres prairie land three
- miles from Davenport-apply to
march I'd, l84B. Coog e. SAR0Inr.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-03-02

HOLLOW WAlsE CAgTOFoaL
YEA ksllles, bske ovens, pots, skilless,
= &c. &C., (os sale low at
April 91(hL WuulxsS.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-03-02

TIMBER LAND EOle SALE.
Oh ACRES first rate Timber
- - Land within ; miles 81 Davenport,
for "a q the low price Of $40 per acre if sppli-
ed Tor soon. COOK & SARGENT
December losh, I647. Land Agents.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels yesterday.

PLANTERS H Hutchinson, Egin, Y; Judge Byrne
son, MOBILIZE AfcNea, w Monk, Miss NJ W Bah,
Fog NJ Thos sawyer c; Jacob Weber La VIM Tghnan,
California; H Risel Columbus; Weaver st Louis.
HEWLETT'S ) r Mqrdis, Natchez NJ Smith, KY A N
Ketcbam Pa Egln Y karet Natchtoches Thos Sale,
Atakapas; X Pritchett Oregon; Mr. Ellis, o.
VERANDAH. d w Connolly J Lane A G PENN NJ Penn, N
o. White, G Gregory, Miss Henry iggs, zanzibar
Y Isaac Owen, Lewis Texads, Harper Geo Carr,
Coast Surget Natche Mrs Spangenberg and Miss Beck
Desoby Sem Des bry Jr Glaird, Dadenne, Plaque
mines; Rober Woods West Baton Rouge Ferguson, Vcsburg
L Prafe, Baton Rouge.
ST. CHARLES - Rodgers, Rofe and lady, Weaver,
Boiling Ala; Coke and lady, D Sims and lady, Miss Bald
win, gomery Jas Crlghead J Fisk, Fosdick E
Woodruff Oh rles Buck, LapsIey, o. Goodwin Mis-
Adams Blrs MeM1uen, Natehez Mr. Whher Suydam, John
Watkins Lowrey, Miss Adams Y Mr. Green,
unargs ia Bryrnt Ga: GIBBS Persor FREEZER
Pha ephia n Charleston; Van VOORHEES, Lloyd Brooke,
California; George Tyler Boston, w Heath Charles Bull,
Hartford Conn Thomas Doan, KY Capt Elliott Major Fitz
gerald, A; Isaac NJ Culver and lady D Harbor w Barrow,
H Barrow and Benz More, La WIN ker, Mexico; w
smith, KY Miss errepen H Mr. and Mrs Ross and two hill
dn, Miss Ross, Miss SapieT Geo Ross Cherokee Nation;
John saper D Miss Edwards, New Haven, Conn., Gen Patterson
Philadelphia.
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AMUSEM ENTs.
AMERICAN TunATRn.

H. P GRATTAN Stage Manager
DoMBEY AND SON and DAMON AND PYTHIAs
THIS EVENING, Wednesday Dec. - is4sThe perform
Il will commence with DAMON kND PYTHAS- Dar-on Mr..
Geo. Jamisoui Pythi's, Mr. J. Charles Dony.us Mr. RyaaE
HIGHLAND FLING, by Mr.. Thompson Miss LaFores !.
To conclude with the highly successful DTame originally
produced Burr Theatre, New York, sdafted
Broagham ESQ.,, Dickenss celebrated Noy Of nOMBEY
AND SON-Mr. Donbey 1.-THE COLOSSUS Of Commrrcei
stlnev Toots, Mr. j Chares Carrier, Mr. RyuaF Sol
ellis Mr. Glierson Capt Ed'ard Cutie, Mr.. j. Greene;
Bnsbv Keller Major Joe Bagsock, Mr.. Spear; The Ma
i've Mr. Morand Rob- the Grinder Mr. Thompson; Walter
Gev Mr. Kingsley: Brogey Mr. Grosvenor; Grpp Mr. DAVIS
wher., Miss Ftzames; Edith Dombey, Ms Coleman Pope
Mrs. skevon ROwe Florence Dombey Miss jackson;
Susan Nipper Miss Petrie; Flowers. Mrs. Timoney.
e Tomorrow, this season, PlzARRO-Rola Mr. Geo.
Jamison
T Police Department under the control Of Mr. s. L Beeman
Prices Circle Pafquee Second and
Third Tiers cents Cooed Boxes so cents Gallery Is cents
Private Boxes and Seats be secured at the ne
hours of 10 A. NJ. and P NJ by applying to Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
open quarter-beore Performances Will commence
al a quaTter-past precisely. dls
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13

SHIP AsHoRE-Capt. Dennis, of the ship Maid
of Orleans, from New York, reports that he spoke
a wrecker off the Benini Islands, on the 9Th inst,
who reported that the ship Tennessee from Boston,
bound to this port, had been ashore on the Ginger
Bread Ground, and had been got off by the wreck
on the LIST inst, and carried into Nassau, N. P,
for repairs
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DRuGs ANn MEDICINES.

n UININE. CALOAIEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- N
" Gao. RHUBARB. etc-As low foE cash ~
n indge:-Dr. E. j. CoXE's PREPARA- IA
~ NTIONS:
3D. SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequaled
remedy for Coughs. Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARfLLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgTeeable cure superior 70
the Capsules or any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARiLLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can Dc
made. -, ,,,,7,
etc r IRE relief ana cue al ConsumptOn and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LlNl-
MENT. -,
~ Especisl attention paid the treatment OF khsuma-
tism, Bronchitis and CONSUMPTION. .,,os
~ Of5ce corner Magazine and Ioydraasls NO lyeap
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8. of T. Meetings This Evening.

LOUISIANA COUNCIL No, /, at Temple Hail. So Canal
PELICAN DIVISION No. 1, at Pelican Hail. cor. Common
and ST. Charles sts. at half past T.
OCEAN DIVISION No 2, at Unity Hall, Mangny's Build
ings. Third Municipality, at half.past7
Crescent DIVISION No. 7, at Crystal Fount Hall, 222
TehoupitOulas street, at halfpast7.
JEFFERSON DIVISION No 10, Getna. at half-past
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Auction sales This Day.

MoRPHY NEVIS will sell at 10 o'clock No 81 Maya
zine street, Boots. Shoes Brogans, Hats Gaps, etc
also at O'Clock. at the corner of Main and Burgundy
streets, Furniture
BoNK EvAL & DOMINION will sell at u O'Clock at the St.
Louis Exchange, valuable Slaves.
R. M. ARMFIELD will sell the store of Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats, Boots Shoes. etc. with
out reserve. CeW9 See Auction head.1
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SOCIETY BALLS,

At THE WASHING row 6RhOkT HILL.
ME SUBSCRIPTION LIST to The above Basisnow N57N
the Office Of the Ball Room SenleIen WISH I'd ~
ing 10 suhscribe will find Mr.. J. P. BROOhS IN the gsz
Office a any hour. ,,-.,v AS9ZtS
The above Balls will :ake place on MONDAY nights "a
ag- One Series during the season. dou
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BLANK BOOKS!
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN STATIONERY j
DAVID FELT & co.

AND
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN STATIONERY /
Id A Wild n 10 1T & CO.
SrAsrroUEpS, EATT
= = 49, 49,
- O"Ah TRES - M - IL :, ~ En ObLEANSt
III Fean street. and oo wan SHeeL New YORK,
ha' slueA loF Misunderstanding aH1 al articles appef-
tanning . men olsas.s ~ni.s ~ e'ao ush %
zen y 4o~e' pre- M. ,, ~ ;;.a '1l'' DoEefs'
ana as raas $3.50 49, - - ~ $50 's H "a Manu- .
Sn'en aaa or w pooVs s CT, q s SuDssil-
49, % Of m a,les and at less cost tba have ~.
nv anv cher estallhaent in tins Mereban Ba
and the Business Community generally will find fun assortment r.
Ledgsrs Copying Books.
Journals Copying Presses.
Day Books. Memorandum Books.
Blotters. ivory Folders.
Cash Books Check Books.
Invoice Books. Writing Papers.
Bin Books. POunce.
Nssslp' DO0A' tWine assorted
Ouusiy' l-sau fsaohs'
lnk-sianas assorted hee Tape.
Letter Stamps. Book Rests
Portfolios. Steel Pens.
Sand Boxes Gold Pens.
Wafer Cups. Quilts.
Envelope Paper WATERS
Blottng Paper Sealing Wax.
Diaries Notarial Waters.
Shipping Receipts Notans Seal Papers.
Letter Books Black Ink.
Playing Cards, SO to s36 . groce. Blue Fluid.
Copying Inks, English and Amer- Red Ink
huslDie inA l0aA' Duhheu TICKETS.
Amanacs for 1919. French Cannne.
Patent Rolling Boters. India Rubber.
Blank Notes. interest Tables
Blank Drafts Exchange Tables
Letter Stamps Rulers.
Pen Racks BaDks
Paper Weights Ete. etc s,e. stc
The subscribers also ;pot all articles reouire nv ENcrplEFRs
ARCHITECTS and SURVEYORS among which viii be found
the best qualities Of
Drawing Papers. Metallic Memorandum Books,
Drawing Pencils Manifold Writer'S
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, sc.

By r. ARMFIE Id. AuctiOneer.
WILL be sold Daily at the store Of JASPER F. SMITH No
w Canal Camp and Magazine
general DRY GOODS consisting part
DOMESTIC CALtCoEs, CLOTHS, CAsSlMEREs, KkRSEYS,
ETC., ALSO.
HATS Boots Shoes HARDWARE Cutlery and large variety
FANCY GOODS all of which viii be very suitable Country
Trade. Terms, cash.
N Liberal Cash Advances made eonsgnmens Of Dry
Goods Hardware, Cutlery Gold and Silver Watches, Jewey and
Merchandise generally. OF 6m
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DIED IN THE WATcH-HoUsE "A German named Hans
Pousker aged about 30 years found drunk POydra
street on Monday night and taken to the BsrOnne
street Watch House. where he died before morning The
Coroner on going the Watch House to hold inquest
over his body found him lying in his cell perfectly naked
and verdict was returned that he died Of ntempence
and cold
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NATIONAL ANPHITHEATRE,
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

s. P. sTICKNEY.. Proprietor and Manager
TIME Public respectfully informed that this establishment WI re-
pany composed Of the STARS SELECTED FROM
THE AMPHITHEATRES OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.
f- TIE Magnificent yARIEGATED ARABIAN STEEDS
selected without regard to and the perform
consisting all that is CHASTE BRILLIANT and DARING
will be unequaled by other establishment IN the Southern
Metropolis
s sd cesson Of Novelties produced during the season.
nothing shall found wanting for this Unique
Olympa Temple the high reputation has maintained as
the FIRST EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
~ Treasurer, j. W. JONES. agent, F. HUNT. d
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Under Waterproof PAVILION Brilliantly Lighted
with GAS, and mpervious rain.
Doors open at o'clock Admson-Dess Cnce so cents Pit
Is certs; Colored Boxes so
A DAY PERFORMANCE EVERY SATURDAY, az u
n o'clock, Families. Parties and Juveniles, and FREE CON-
CERT EUeTy Eeeaag, O'Clock in front OF the Circus by
MENTER S celebrated BRASS BAND
THE COSTUMES, TRAPPINGS and ACCOUTREMENTS are
elegant used in any Arena, and the Stud Of
HORSES probably the attached Circle, including
eccentric and dminuye Trick Ponies Ar0ostook, Flash
Dash, ard May Fly
TROUPE and talented congregaed
city, and divided into distinct corps vii JUVE
NILE ARTISTES and those OF MATURE YEARS. the for
all under Of age led BY Mile ROSA, the
living EQuesreune Master JEAN, the extraordinary
performer upon the Tight-rope and Equestrian and Master
WILLIE the astonishing Gnas The latter led By DAN
RICE the great original Clown and Shakspeean Jester GLENN
ROl, the Rider OF the world; Sgnor LUIGI GER
MANI great Italian Trick Dramatic Equestrian H. p
MADIGAN, Mons. LA THORN, Mons. PiQUET, f. ROS-
STEM, j. PURCELL, F. NACHE, accomplish bed Equesirian
Gymnssts, Vauers and Mesdames RICE, MADIGAN,
NACHE, etc.
E oer Eastern Starr are engaged snd viii shortly appear az
az Signor FELIX CARLO, the Great Italian Budo and Trick
q ,vn, celebrated children, RODOLF, CAROLINE
LOUISE engaged for SIX NIGHTS, commencing
WEDNESDAY Dec. l3 Dc
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ARMoRY HALL.

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FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE
S A B LIE M ELODISTS.
THURSDAY EVENING, December IA, lsis-Being .aas
Il Tor the b. n ii [ OF the zL5hanh9
PHOENIX FIRE co. NO. 9. S1w1S
a. This celebrated Company seven in number consists
OF the FLOWING talented professional gentlemen j. P. "
TEMPLE, Musical Director; R. H. CONDOR, First Basso W
N. CHAMBERS First Tenore L. HOUGHTON, Second Tenore
W. WHITNEY, Alto; J. VI. FOANS. First Soprano, and EU
GENE VAN RENSSELAER,, Second Soprano. They will
pany themselves their matches Ethiopian Melodies Duets To
Refan and uequaed Chuses the First and Second Vic
Inns Guitar Banjo Triangle Congo Tambo and Bone Castanes
In the the evening several and beautiful pieces
posed expressly the Melodss will style which
has Obtained o em throughout the North and West the reputation
OF the Best Band IN the World.
Doors open hapast Concert at halpa
Cards Of admission 50 cents. dl3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13

IARoRNvB Strauss was yesterday brought to the First
Municipality Guarhouse on charge of stealing sI3 so in
gold from room adjoining the store of j. PoOny, 227 Gus
tomhouse street. on Monday afternoon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13

OF John Fl. Mancur, well-known novelist
and author, died in New York on the Both ult
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13

Receiving Stolen G0odsJobn Cardy accused Of recev-
ing three terces of beef landed from the steamer Buena
Vista and Stolen from the Levee the 18th u was yester
day examined before Recorder Genos and sent before the
First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13

CHEST FoUED.-A chest yesterday found by the
Second Municipality Police broken OPEN in the yard Of Dr.
Jones. When found there in it brass watch, brass
chain, a penei-esse and some papeis.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-13

PosTMAsTERs.-BurketS Stone has been appointed
Postmaster of a new post office in the Parish of ST.
Charles, and Thomas H. w. Bayard has been APP
pointed Postmaster at Waterproof, Tensas Parish,
La. vice T. a. Gorton. resigned.