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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01
TELECRAPnIC IsTgLLIGENCE.

RumOrs from Observation-Disclosures
Schemes.
WAsaIsoTor Nov. 80. 1s49.
Recent letters from Mexico state that New Years
day has been Fixed upon for rising against the go
vernment of President Herrera. The priesthood are
sad TO be associated with agents Of Santa Anna In
fur herring the scheme.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIE TOR.

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zion the American Contincn6A per COPY IS 2h per
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ADVERTISEMENTS, trens,ced epcrs morning, and be
published editions bic
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not responsibie for manuscript.
NO NOT1CE eaksa Of Anonymous What
aataeaicated by the
and address Of the crer; necessarily but
as srarany Of his good faith We return rejected
eomr,unicd tons.
PRINTING Of oil kinds executed beautifully rth dee
patch Orders received at the Oee. Of Fulton and
Eassau streets.
Tas HERALD ESTABLISHMENT d open throughout tn
Night wcA as dsg.
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The Weather mt the West-Inundasaoa at
Buffalo.

KocHEsTER, Nov. 80, 1915.
The strong westerly winds which have prevailed for
the last twenty -four hours have, learn caused an
inundation of the city of Buffalo by the Lake. Ru-
mors received by the railroad vagu. aud unsats
factory while communication by graph is ntrely
cut Of Much injury to shipping and meroh ndzs, ct
Buffalo may be expected to have occurred.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

PAKK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BOwERY THEATRE. Bswsry-Horrs-THx ABDUCTION
or NmA-THx MALI And MAcPIr.
BROADWAY THEArRx Broadway-MovrrA Irrnas-Taz
DRAMATRr.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham sasare-Twrv BnorHxRs
-NEw York As 1T Is-ra. sEcRET-srIRIT . rs
WATKBa
BURTONS THEATRE. Chambers street-CAPrAIN Cur
TLhs CAPTURE-Tom JkRRv-AUsfoAL ARA
BROADWAY CIRCUS. near Spring sa-EaunsraIAr1na. hs.
MECHANICS BALL Broadway. near Brooms-czRnrvs
MMsrREs-ErMorIAN eNerNa.
MELODEON-vnoUIA SERENADKRa.
SOCIETY LIBRARY-CAMPBuL.s HIasrRHA
PANORAMA HALL. 6ss Broadway DIo ANA OF Bon-
DAnDsKrr OF VERA CRUz
sTOPFANl HALL. Broadway, walkes stroet-MExoo
LLUsrRATEp
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. Bowery--vAr AnruReRs
0RAND MENAekRIE-
NEW ROOk.-SmTx's NIrsrRxIs.
ETUYyESANT INSTITUTE. Broadway, Becker street
INV ORLEANS SKRESADE n ETHIOPIAN CoNossIs
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Coal at Cincinnati.

CINcINNArI, Nov. 2o-SkPM
Our citizens were surprised this afternoon by the
arrival Of an ark aden with Youghicsheny GOAL. The
whole cargo sold readily for 12>I cents per bushel
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The Sale Of Public Lands In the state OF

New York.
ALBANY, Nov. 80 18l8.
The Gale Of public lands in this State, will be con.
tinued by the Comptroller to-day. The lands to BE-
disposed OF are In the county Of Essex
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WAsHISGToS, Nov 80. 1S4s
A gentleman from New Orleans, just arrived here,
states that General Taylor will sign the bill applying
the principle of the Wmot Proviso the territories
ofNew Mexico and CaliforLi a-or that SUCH at any
rae is the opinion Of his most intimate friends in
Louisiana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01
The Steamship Crescent CITY.

NEW ORLEANS Nov. rs, 1848.
The steamship Crescent City viii sail from this port
for New Yoak, on Friday next, Dec. LIST.
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PirrsBURGH, Nov. 80, 1915.
We learn, by telegraph, tina. the vicksburz thsstrs
has again been destroyed BY fire. Manager Porter,
Pittsburgh, Is q heavy loser.
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of Convrcss,nen.

Movements of C0ngrcssmen.
PITTSBURGH, Nov 80, ls48.
Our city honored this morning by the ARRIVAL in
the steamer Clipper Of about forty r, Of Con-
grsss on their way to Warrington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

NeW Oh1teu St"tes SehntOf from AInbnmas
CHARLESTON, Nov. 80, I84S.
The Governor OF Alabama has appointed ex Cover
nor Benjamin Fitzpatrick, United States Senator to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of tho late
Hon Dixon H. Lewis
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General Taylor at New Orieans.

New ORLEANS, Nov %, l8l0.
General Zachary Taylor, President elect Of tbs
United states, has just arrived in this city He looks
remarkably we'll and is in good spirits.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15
Louisiana Legislature.

SEsATE-Taesday, March H.-After the passage
several local bills, the Senate took up the House
al authorizing the Second Municipality of the CITY
New Orleans, to pass an ordinance to prevent
Oarollton Railroad from running their cars in
Os'onne street. On motion of Mr. Garcia, the bill
SM referred to the Judiciary Committee
Inc House bill to compel the Commercial Bank
comply with the terms of its charter, was passed
,e Dill amendatory of the act establishing Free
SaOels' was taken up and referred to the Committee
Education.
nousE-After reading the journal. the bill au-
".'zllg Charles Mills and others to remove the
avn hed River, and to improve that of Lake Soto
"' grant them the privilege of exacting toll on
4 fa'sdse OF steamboats, or other vessels through
/. 'ame' The bill was opposed by Mr. Larue, on
. s'0',a That the Legislature has no right to pass
w,. mw' as under the treaty of cession, all the
so 'ns State are to be forever free from tax
aT nS. The bill was laid upon the table.
,. NUN The Senate, concerning the arrest and
ar'onment of runaway slaves, was passed with
w" % slight amendment.
,sa 'e "a Dill was also from the Senate, and was
n... ~ an act to fix the number of terms of the
4N' court Of the Fourth Judicial District. - and
h,;a %' passage OF an act for the relief of several
. "1as' the bill to grant certain powers to the
East R.,an ,'s ol the Parishes of Point Coupee and
n. a.m Rouge, was taken up and passed.
mn ar a entltled an act to amend an act to carry
n ~ Vie Judiciary system, was passed.
n Mouse then took up the bill amendatorv Of
trt. 's ~ section of an act to provide revenue
ae' Which was passed with amendment.
, Ss % authorize Justices of the Peace to swear
' snefiiis into Office, was passed.
,r,' relative to Parish Recorders, passed.
S,,..,. ~ amend an act to give Police Juries power
Akin ''n roce Jury Wards, was then passed
sn.A uthorlzing the Auditor of Public Accounts
S,s aom'se and settle with certain debtors to the
Eva, nas aken up and passed.
% 0p the table "'A o'us "a'' Oh "'0"o''
ss.h ~ ior running the division line between the
Rerills west Baton Rouge, Point Coupee and
teon :. a,ehdatory of an act relative to the iuris-
An g. ooiis'abes, throughout the State, passed.
Conn.,. ' 10 authorize the Judges of the District
tal of ,'u adjourned and special terms for the
A,.,,,n. a as well as criminal cases. was passed.
s,amirs u''oh mstructing the State Engineer to
aspd '''o purchase certain dredging machine,
all ols,na. 10 instruct the State Engineer to have
snovs1 ''iohs to the navigation of Fausse riviere
'eu, was then passad
acceusnoa pefsng with the necessity of the formal
then n,ssps " any inheritance by minor heirs. was
cQs,n,o,;. aplfopratng $4,000 for the purpose of
IN The p."ag levee across the Boca Chica swami.
apa the ,a% OF st. Tammany, was. on motion, laid
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Forest King, Thompson, Liverpool,
j. P Whitney & Co
Ship Walter R. Jones' Coey Nantz Bailey & Baxter
Ship Dumbaron, PendletOn, Portsmouth,
j. Whitney & Co
Ship poIaH vIayor New York Andrews Il Dewey
Prehn Cegg & Co
Brig Eliza Jane, Hart, Tampico Master
Brig Attakapas, Wade Richmond A. Kearny & Co
Schr. st. Helena, Sparks, St Jago de Cuba.
-, Curtis e. Buddendorff
Steamer Kansas Mitchell, St Louis, Marsh & RsnIett
Steamer Duchess, Wade, Cincinnati, Hyde 4 Ogesby
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Aneona; Mason, FIN Havre, Jan. 2st to Jenkins s.
Ship Cen Berry Hill IS days FIN Boston, to naser-ad my
Bark Helen, (B) Hutchinson I'm Liverpool, Jan 18TH to
Brig Hamlet Robinson IS days I'm Philadelphia to master
I'd my.
Luna. Hart FIN Bayou Sara-l75 bales cotton.
Monterey, Whittenbug, FIN Hurricane Buffs-l06 bis
St Louis, Dwyer. I'm ST Louis
Ridgeley, Ross, FIN Bayou Macon-596 bales cotton.
Gen. Jesup, Forse, I'm Cincinnati.
Yorktown. Haldeman, FIN Cincinnati.
Edward Bates, Cameron I'm st Louis
Gen. Scott Sharp, I'm Cincinnati.
Courier, Martin, FIN the Bazs.
Oregon. Hiern. FIN Mobile
Towboat Claiborne, Disney. FIN the Passes.
Towboat Tennesseean Thompson, FIN the Passes.
Memoranda
Steamer Yorktown left Cincinnati the 7th inst; reports
feet inches water in the Canal at Louisville and falling
Steamer Edward Bate: left st: Louis on the zth inst
Towboat Tennesseean lowed down and to the 9Th
inst, ships Damascus and Bangor, bark Elizabeth
inst ship Ozark bark Krkwood brig Havana. schrs Sea
and Panama.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

TaE MURDER CAsE.-Henry Maillard, charged
with causing the death of Capt. Alex Smith, of the
lhp Charlotte, by stabbing, was brought up before
Necorder Baldwin yesterday, and sent to the First
District Court for trial. Maillard was removed to
ne Parish Prison, rs the Recorder refused to adj
nit him to bail
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

isQuEsT.--Coroner Spedden yesterday held an
inquest on the body of slave named Lucy, belong
gp Lucy Cox, t. w. c., found drowned in a well
asrod street, between Baronne and Philippa SITS.
hrrt in accordance with the facts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

FIRST MUNICIPALITY PoLICE.--John C. Bohm,
Carlos Montreuil, Antonio Frank and Peter Bill
nan were arrested, charged with disturbing the
peace. James Sidens and Charles Lamonier were
nsted for assault and battery, and Charles Brown
ffswndnp.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

fy French, Spanish, English and Italian Lam
guages-PLPA POCE SYSTEM.-JAMES De PALOS Pro.
fesso Of Mom Languages No. A. Exchange Place. opposite the
Postoc between Canal and Cuomhouse New Orleans
teaches the above Languages correctly peculiar and easy
n His SYSTEM the result eighteen years labor experience
the arr OF his profession uu ned sound principles
the laws nature and has been successfully pacticed this city
for the last ten has been demonstrated the only
TEN by which scientific practical knowledge language can
be acquired at the and such
student read write and language
tongue.
Persons wishing honor him with their confidence requested
call Mt his office from IL NJ, from P. NJ No.
change Place.
References numerous and respectable. mill 3rnis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT ARsoN-John p. Cleave-
Ind was yesterday arrested on complaint of Mr.
Aeph Buddecke, who charges him with attempts
4nset fire to his premises. The case will be
aysstgated this morning before Recorder Baldwin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

RECORDER STANDARDIZATION Riveross was
amitted to the First District Court for trial on
Aarge Of assault and battery on the person of one
oven Thompson, while the latter was asleep on
@glery Of DR.. Luzenburg's Hospital.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

lxPRIsoNMENT FOR LIFE--In the First District
Court, W. 7. Howell, convicted of the murder of
be seaman Fox, was yesterday morning sentenced
imprisonment for life by Judge McHenry.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

FRESH GARDEN, FARM and FLOWER SEEDS
TTHHE subscriber has now on hand fresh and well Din
L selected stock of GARDEN SEEDS, all war sNsVy
raned fresh and genuine. Planters furnished with 1E
boxes containing well assorted variety of Garden Sa
Seeds at from 90 to $40 per box.
Country Merchants supplied with Seed by the dozen
hundred papers, for retailing.
Market Gardens supplied with Seed by the pound bushe
at moderate prices. ID. MAUPAY,
milo 3m Scotsman and Florist No 95 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

CoRREcTloN.--ln Mondays proceedings of the
House it is stated, that the Finance Committee had
reported favorably to the extension of the charter
of the City Bank--it should have been unfavorably.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

DiERSON & BONNEVAI, .4UCTTO.NEERS No.
81 Graver street will attend TO the purchase and sale of
Real Estate Negroes and Merchandise also the sale of
Cargoe Successon Furniture and all door sales and
solicit from their friends and the public portion OF Their pa
tonnage. mnlo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE, !
TuaSdav Nipbt March IA 1913

Since last report nearly weeks later has been
received from England by the arrival of the steamer Britain
mia at Boston, full particulars of which will be found in
columns. 1t Of rather unexpected character
ing advance of 7aD1ad. in the Liverpool Cotton market
and further decline in Grain and Flour The effect upon
market has been occasion considerable advance in
Cotton, and falling off in the price of Corn.
COTTON.-The accounts by the steamer Britannia
reported by telegraph made public Saturday
ing showing advance of I'D in Cotton at Liverpool
though the letters which hand Monday represent
the improvement fully 2sf0lsd the quotation for Fair
Orleans being 52ad This intelligence led to brisk demand
and the sales of the three days "a 500 bales viz
1000 Saturday, 10000 Monday, and $500 today
taken mostly for England, and small part said be
speculation The market closes quietly to-day on
quotations below, which have raised "a of The
receipts at this thus far slg8O bales against 74O69
for all last year.
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..ond Municipality Council.

Il
second Municipality Council.
counci held its weekly meeting last eve
I% pscor3er Baldwin in the Chair. The Coun-
pug E..mber was in mourning as testimonial of
o' a. the memory of the late John Quincy
adams ,,,,.l1, reror, x,,.s ro.o;,,.d .na
.,d u follows;
.,,,d last report, S ss e e
sr Sst received SINCE Io,ooo a
ro,,l................. ss,1a 40
,an,;nn the week, 1865 Is
hand 81, 3ls 20
S.,led proposals for the building of the proposed
=, IN the ID Ward were received, and on mo-
D 4 Mr.. Golding referred to Special Commit
y" Composed of Messrs. Golding, Stockton, and
Ps ss~sam,rncation from the fre-bell ringer, COM
10 If the new regulation passed by the Coun-
r Sl. ynoinp the alarm bell, was referred to the
phcs Committee
'I Liter from the Commercial Bank relative to
linz If certain streets where pipe have been
n ,as referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings
r~,srsr 10 receive sealed proposals until the first
ss.dav in June, for the sale of $4,000 of bonds
f,hs Municipality, according to a recent act
.s.d Nv the Legislature. The resolution was
~ resolution was offered by Mr.. Stockton, to au-
,,i,s the Surveyor to purchase 5000 feet of, hose
! New York and Philadelphia, and appropriating
M, per annum to each fire company. The reso-
aicn was adopted. ..
resolution respecting the paving of Tchoupi-
,uas street, authorizing the Surveyor to advertise
Er moposals to furnish $1,000 blocks of granite for
,riue said street from Canal to Delord street, and
,o 70 authorize the Surveyor to advertise for pro-
mak Tor hauling said stone, and for taking up the
uaud stone paving. An amendment offered by
M Stockton to extend said pavement to Louisa
anst was adopted. After some discussion the
whole subject was referred back to the committee
Nj. Peters presented resolution directing the
Beard Of Public School Directors to procure suit
able lot in a central position in the 9th Ward, an
directing that plans and specifca tons be received
n The erection of sulsable building thereon. An
amendment was offered to include the 18th Ward
sbo which was adopted. The resolution as amend
d, finally passed.
The special committee, to which was referred the
PROPOSALS for building a market on the west side of
Market Square, ON the corner of New Levee and
Market Streets reported in favor of accepting the
daofM Mr.. Samuel Stewart, and that the Surveyor
requested to enter into the necessary contracts
With Mi. Stewart. The resolution of the commit
mW@ adopted.
The Council then on motion adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

~ To Purchasers of Clothine-Call at ALFRED
MuNhof. d CO.'S One Price Store. No. 81 Magazine street.
Where may always be found the
oileais, ana at uniformly low m
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NOTICE.

NHE subscriber having purchased the interest OF his late
i partner ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHOLE X,
RETAIL DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, corner HS
Of Chartres and BienuWe Streets .Nen Orleans, AkO
for number of years past conducted jointly BY them
pleed his arrangements for extended business than
2that hitherto done by the old house. Ny stock o.
80 DIR UTS, MEDICINES md CHEJhICHLo,
Ia SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PkRFuHERf,
[A embracing intend it shall every article needin,
to the Heads of Families Planters and Country Dealers Will
not be exceeded excellence of quality OF
price by other house in the trade WINE AZ "ene
PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
orders can be addressed to with confidence and certain
y of having them properly and faithfully attended TO- not
previously experienced in this place.
81 The usual credits and facilities Of trade extended to
customers.
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G, YALE, JR., & co,

No. 10 Chartres street.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED per late arrivals; large and
Wish new style ba1esss M@siins Lawns Ginsha@
s E5%e,2fss Of sT Ms,B Rsst s1s sea
s91"f sea ofP R sss a nsn fBS T
Fafs Ean WHTE Goo5 fs
Chemsetes, Thread and Isle Laees and Edgnss, Swiss
which they would espeefa call the attention Of their Gus
TONERS and the public generally. mhs Imp
PRIESTLY & BEIN, :
No ~ Nen Leoee and 81 and 40 7ehoupitolas sts..
lpa s. l AEaHRWis!R sES cT4LERT ss IS IS
ufacturers in England and the Northern "a
which Merchants sH SG snd
Plantersof whichthe following comprise portion, viz:
go tons English Bar Iron, flat, round and square;
50 :. Refined American Bar Iron, round and square;
80 Swedish Bar Bar Iron flat and Dds sa III p;..
10 " Tennessee and Pennsylvania Boiler Iron :;
80 Best Refined Gable Iron, 81 to 81 inches, square
70 :" Scroll Iron, assorted, from 1zn 4 to1x,4;
S SSS bundles Seet Iron assorted Nos ~
20 tons Cas-. Crowley Shear German Blister and Spring
20 " Castings assorted-Pots. Ovens and Lids. Spiders
20 =" Coil Breast and Fifth Chains
10 . Back and Cane Carrier Chains
so =" Munroes and Lyndon Hoes, Carolina and Lou
isiana patterns
10 {" savage's Black and Bright Threaded Spades
1000 kegs Cut Nails, Sd. to Sod;
50 :. Cut Tobacco Nails
100 " Cut Spikes 3 to inch
100 =" Pressed Spikes, 3 to inch:
10 Manila Hawsers, 5 to 81; :,
100 coils Manila Rope, 6 thd to ~ inch;
10 Cham Cables 9 4, &, q, = and 1 inch
{; 80 Anchors, 100 10 1900 Ii each !,
ows, 8 led g and H and Hammers, Stocks and Dies
IsreT Plates Files Of all kinds Mill Gross Cut Pit and
Augers. Chses Drawing Knives, Cane Knives Copper Su
gar Ladies and Skimmers Cotton and Wool Cards. Cotton
Leading Lines, etc.
. ALso-Spenn. Whale Lard and Linseed Oils; Spirits
Turpentine, Vamshes, White Lead and Colored Paints
Window Glass and Putty, Mill and Grind Stones
ALso-Agents for JNILLER S YER7IC.aL GRIM
MILLS. mhl4 2w
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HAT STORE AND SOUTHERN
MANUEACTORY, Wholesale and Retail

PRINCIPAL HAT STORE AND SOUTHERN
MANUFACTCRY, Wholesale and Retail.
EW The attention of Dealers and Country Mer AllA
E@ chants is invited to very extensive and com
% pete assortment of STRAW GOODS, which -
confidently assert the largest and best selected in
the city comprising does variety in the market
Among which are the following
1000 PANAMA HATS;
500 dozen LEGHORN
1000 CAMPEACHY;
100 dozen CHINA PEARL;
100 dozen PEDALE BRAID;
so dozen TUSCAN BRAID,
Some of the above are in bond and suitable for the Mex
trade.
ALSO-A large and beautiful variety OF Children and
Infants Straw Hats and Caps for sale low at
D'ARCY'S corner Canal and Charities.
N. B. Beaver and Otter Hats made to order Otter and
Beaver Skins wanted mh7 I'm
SOUTHERN LITERARY DEPOT.
lust RECEIVED the following New Works
y CHRISTOPHER TADPOLE-prce 60 cents;
JAMES THE SECONDED cts;
COTTAGE LIBRARY-2O cts:
FORTUNES OF TORLOGH OBRiEN-0c cts;
DISGRACE. OF THE FAMILY-0 cts;
LAST OF THE FARIES-5 cts;
Parts 1 ii q and Il of the AMERICAN CHESS MAGA-
Flowers PERsONIFED Parts y, 10 and H.
Beautifully Illustrated with Treatise Ladies Horcu
ture-20 cents each crr.,,,
The patronage of the trade respectfully solicited the sub
scber having made such arrangements with the publishers
enables him sell low they can be bought Tor In the
Northern Cities, for cash. j. Il: RISCONl,
NH Ct 40 ST. Charles ST. opposite St Charles Hotel
q .IvpenS poSSEyAT
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t. - &ak Ill

- - Ill ~
FQR NEW YoRK...Holme''s Line Of Packsss.-Thh
II Line is composed of the following ships:
lIos epery ten days during the season.)
New ship MAID Of ORLEANS, Capt, 2. {, DEsMs.
'' SIIlAS HOLMES, G. C, BERRY
- SULTANA, +" T. A. BARNETT,
Ship MEMPHIS. - ID, N, BUNKER,
% ARKANSAS C. HILLARp
I" VICKsBURG, 60 VIC, RHIRY.
The above ships of the first class coppee and copper.
fastened and built FORK expressly for this trade
the Bar without detention. These packets com:
manded by captains well experienced in the trade and will
always exert themselves to accommodate They will always
be lowed and down the ryer and will promptly sail y
tons and stores of the first quality will always be furnished
and attention paid to the comfort and satisfaction Of
passengers. -
Neither the nor captains these ships will be
sponsibe for jewey bullion precious stones silver plated
letters parcels packages sent BY put
board them unless regular bills of ading taken tor the
same, and the value thereon expressed.
For freight or passage apply to
mh5 I'm AARON COHEN. 80 Common st.
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s " \ y S.,

AA For Boston-The fine ship DALMATRA, Capt.
xE Poulston having all her heavy freight engaged viii
.nnhave dispatch. For light freight or passage, hav
ing fine accommodations. apply on board. OF TO
mh5 CHAS. DEAKE & Co, 50 Common It.
FIT For Nantes-The fine, fastsailng ship REGC-
4xEE LUIS. Capt. Smith, having all her engages.
ssa will have quick Dispatch For passage only. apply
to Captain on board or to
mh5 CHAS. DEAKE & CO., SO Common st.
<Ea For Boston-The fine fast.saIing bark BRA1zll,,
x1HA Capt. - having part of her engaged, wlu
HEhave dispatch For balance of freight passage.
apply on board, Post 8. I'd Municipality, or to
mh5 CHAS. DEAKE & CO., e Common It.
AEFor VERA CRUZlThe A l coppered and fast
ZTdsn sailing brig COLUMBUS. A. B. Webster, master.
s7s. hayins part of her cargo engaged will have quick
despatch For freight passage having superior accommo
mh5 CHAS, DEAKE Il co. IS Common 1t. Z,