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late Capt. Co. F, 9Th Regt.
PROCLAMATION.


By ISAAC JOHNSON, G0re7noT 81 The STATE Of Louisiana
WHEREAS The failure appropriate specifically the
wv fund provided by law for the support of the Free Pub
- - - lie Schools of this State must exert,
sAGL&SA unless prevented in time. highly
nv ~SSS& preiudcial influence the great
3SaS2SN$<z$ cause of education, and the best in
arests of humanity; and whereas the importance of the
matter in this view of it. appears 10 call fOrthe consideration
of the Legislature period earlier than that OF its next
regular in January 1850 and to form extraordinary
occasion such myjudgment renders necessary the con-
yenton of the two Houses may be practcable
DO therefore, by this, proclamation convene the two
Wouss of the Legislative TO meet at the In the
cify OF Newt orleans the First Monday in December next
snS the fourth day of said month"; and require the respect
i've Senators and Representatives then and there TO assemble
IN order that they may devise and adopt such measures g pQ
as Ia Them in the exercise of their wisdom and discretion
seem expedient and proper and receive such nlorna
@ in lton 10 the affairs of the State generally asat that
time may be deemed advisable to submit them g.. =.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the state, al
Nav Orleans this twenty-fnt day of August, lo4o,
L. 81 and of the Independence of the United States the
seventy-ihird year. =, ,orYDySoN
CHARLES GGYARRE, Secretary Of State. aus
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SoUrH CAROLINA CoTToN. The Columbia
South Carolinian says " The prospect for heavy
corn crop in the districts of Fairfield, Lexington
Newberry and Union, as far as our observation
has gone, is considerably lessened by the recent
droughts. The cotton crop is very promising, ana
is on the whole, much superior to that OF the past
year"
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FoRTUNATE.-A man Mapped C. Sd1iC IN was
picked up drunk in theol lhird Mut Is pality on
Wednesday night, having sos ia his tackets. He
was very fortunate in escaping q. 1otice of the
light fingered gentry, who often miss so
good a chance to speculate 2. Scheerin was
fined $40. -
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2.ISISi a.ySI5IZ;S5
r. pRIE.4TE LESSONS ONLY ~

q PRIT.7IE LESSOsFS UJFL 7. -
" J. GOMEZ. Editor of La PGtTia, will devote few
N. hours during the day TO give instructions IN the Span
ih Language Mr.. G. has adopted and easy method,
by which scholar can learn TO read speak and translate the
Spanish language in two or three months. .
For Terms, &c apply to Mr. Gomez at his othce No 81
Exchange Alley Cont street at the Bookstores OF
i b. Steel IA Camp ST. ThOs L. White 50 Canal st.. and
c. Morgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the POstotee.
TT If required, Mr. G. will give lessons at night. mS
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY.-Joseph Simmons was
yesterday brought before Recorder Seuzeneau, for
examination, on the charge of having some time
since, committed serious assault and battery OH
the person of Francis Lopez. Simmons was held
to bail to appear before the First District Court
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The RECENT RAINS AND THE PoTAToEs.L1" w,
Ian that the recent rains and the excessive heat
f The sun for the last three four days, has had
percentible injurious effect on the potato fields;
That Some Green and vigorous, have, within the last
forty eight hours, become scorched and decayed;c
This invariably is the case previous to the decay oil
The hllh Philadelphia Ledger.
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SERIOUS AssAULT.-George Pensher was yester-
day charged before acting Recorder Golding with
having gone ON board the ship United States, OH
the 22d inst, and assaulted and struck the first
mate, John Croakly, with paving stone. The
charge has not yet been investigated.
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Milford PERU COUNTY, Pa, October /, 1876.
Messrs Robinson Collins Il Co.: Srs-Jhls IS to inform
you that was afflicted for twenty years with violent pain
in my breast so much so that could hardly lie in bed at
night COugh attended followed by emaciatOn and other
decided symptoms of consumption applied to several emf
nent physicians and took great deal of medicine without
any relief whatever. advised to try DIR. DAVIS Com
mound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, Of which took two
bottles which entirely relic ved me OF my complaints; there
fore can with confidence, recommend it to all who are in
like manner afflicted, as most valuable medicine;
JOHN TOOMEY.
The authenticity of the above statement vouched for by
MT Isaac Murphy merchant of Milford who knows Mr.
ToOmey and the circumstances of his case Mr. I. is now
sixty years OF age.
From DR.. W. S. Mcintosh
WELLsvILLE ONO Jan. g. 1847-The article of Wild
considerably in my practice have sold and used nearly all
that you have forwarded and would be pleased have you
send another supply early as the means OF ansporauo
will open
DIR. DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
The following statement word for word asit was taEen
certificate manufacturing. VIII sufferers resist such
PHILADELPHIA Sept %, 1S47.-I have been suneG vi
the last fifteen years. to weakness Of the lungs Gogs d
hectic fever and very frequently laid up IN Du ~
time with distressing cough and pam 10 ny D t
side with night sweas. Last ARIl hau VloIehL tldch,
which lasted for three months Il apeae ~ m y
whole lungs diseased would spit up qdy nan d PhI
of matter took great many renlecles IldI Wei recount
mended to me, as well as numGer al Vas nrosd
unon In tale DT Dsvst Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry
and Tar which had the most happy and sanitary effect on my
disease BEFORE mad taken one bottle my cough gave way
NV n0bf sVeo+s were relieved, the PAIN lett my size ana
bIeast NOW consider that am entirely WELL except
DenTaigc main that occasionally afflicted with on one
i III ~ ~ t head JANE ELIZA GEORGE;
" iIy n doors below Sohuylk Sixth, south side
fsSSold BY ROBINSON, COLLINS Co, " Market
street P gn WRIGHT n CO. 151 Charities st.
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Great Irish Meeting in New York-Speech from
PiShoD HuaiIes,

Great Irish Meeting in New York,-Speech from
Bishop Hughes
They had another great meeting at fauxhali
Garden. New York on the night of the nth inst,
TO express sympathy and receive subscriptions for
Ireland. Charles OConnor presided. Bishop
Hughes, of tie Catholic Church, was present, and
made speech which occupies column of the
Tribune. closing as follows:
My object in coming here was to show you that in
conscience have sU,upes in aiding tins cause in every
way worihy a patriot and Christian. And having shown
this aud al Ihe same e taT G'scl a peng man Of
the question IN which did not sympathise, until all
else was deemed TO be exhausted take my stand as an
American citizen, and give my contribution humble as it is
for that in which regard liberty Ireland and human
ty TO be virtually concerned
Bishop Hughes having retired from the stand the
chairman observed that he had omitted part of his
Speech which he would beg leave to supply. He
had left on the table his contribution as follows:
$500 to purchase shield to nterpOse between the
This announcement was received with tremen-
doUs cheering.
Mr.. John Mexican rose and submitted resolution
complimentary ofthe PoT3, as leader of the regene
rating spirit in Europe, and of Bishop Hughes for
acting upon the greatexample sci before him, which
was unanimously adopted.
The subjoined resolutions had also beef pre-
viously unanimously adopted
RcsOLUed That each of the States be requested to nom.
mate an honorary corresponding member for such States,
TO confer with and aid the directory this city and be
considered the representative of the directory such State
ResOLDed Pursuant to the nomination of the Friends Of
Ireland in Philadelphia, that Robert Tyler Esq., be honor
airy corresponding member of the directory for the State Of
Pennsylvania
Mr.. Mooney, Mr. O'Connor and Gen. Walbridge
also made speeches, after which the meeting ad-
journed The Tribune says:
large and enthusiastic :" outside meeting was
held, at which Mr. r E. Doyle acted as chairman.
The crowd was addressed by Horace Greeley, Mr..
Coggery DR. Cunningham and Eugene Cassidy
The contributions during the evening amounted
to something over 5000, including $3.50 handed
in by Robert Tyler, from the friends of Ireland in
PHILADELPHIA
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;oISSELLING LIQUOR $3.50 ~ q BI CENsE.-Jacob
c,jhart was .sssess< md by the Second
Municipality K Ne p tn retailing spir-
tuous liquors with la ~ 1t is rather a sin
gular fact that the O. & e for this offence we
have ever heard Of in ) I've been made in
the Second Municipality. 49,
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SUSPENSE oN.-The owners of the factories at
Pitsburg now say that they intend to suspend ope-
rations until nj 'xt spring.
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INoUEsT.-An inquest was yesterday held upon
tie body of man named John Keenan,, who died
very suddenly in the boarding house of Mr. Ban
non, in Jefferson st. Verdict " died of apoplexy''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-25

The QUEEN7 DELIGHT which forms essential ingTe-
dent in the Graefenbeg Sasapara Compound y probably
superior Saapana itself Professor Frost OF Chafeston
S. C.. speaks O. follows, the Southern Journal OF
Few vegetable productions exhibit more power upon the
system generally. SO powerfully its action eXeed upon
the capillary aud seCretng vessels IN changing Their mOTDu
conditions, and dEpOng them 10 new healthy
action, that it greatly TO be preferred NC, Ne lie
further adds That it is chronie diseases and chronic
Examinations, aud also in the long train OF consequences that
follows syphilis that its efficacy i best eXhibhed
The superiority of the Graeienberg Sarsapansa Compound
may be thus stated
ist It is composed of number Of the most eficaciOus
vegetables in the whole range of the Maera Medca in adj
dltiOn TO SaTsapanla.
ID These are so highly concentrated that there many
doses in the bottle than in Of the very largest bottles
advertised
3d. This concentration renders tito SaBaparla what Qu
no better than ordinary rOOtbeeT-sOunng the stomach
and spelling the bottles To weak infusion of SaFa
paris when suphate of the article may be had like
taking bark instead of Qunine, or like travelling in
against strong current instead OF in swift steamer.
These things being let all who have made Their
minds to SaIsapaa that OF the GraeienbeTg
Company Ii is warranted to be ten times eicaeiOus
than other knOWDnO matter how large the bottle,
the GraeeHbeTg Vegetable Pills the GraeeDbeTg Health
Bitters, and the Graeenbeg SaTsapaa Compound should
supercede all Others For un.yera use, the Pills and Blttefs
are Of incacuabe value. Those who take them need not
fear the eneTyatDg effects of the summer which at hand
Y The General Agent for Louisiana and MISSISSIPPI, IS
ID. HANSBROUGH Y Camp street. New Orleans, La.
to whom applications for geneies may be addressed
TT For sale by WELD Il CO.. Periodical Agents, Y
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER. corner OF Exchange
Place and Customhouse st.; G. VAN FEISON, corner
Magazine and Bartholomew SITS; J. WRIGHT y Co. Isl
THOS COOK Postmaster city of Lafayette; J. l.. VAN
BOKKELLEN corner Camp and St. Mary sts JOHN
FOElKEI corner Levee and Seventh ss Lafayette aud
CHARLES BENNEoT. CarOItOn, La. Ieei.'f
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A SAD Aeon ENT.-hiss Prouty, aged aoout TO-
working in the wCollen factory OF Kellogg q fsrr'
Baldwnsville, N. " was instantly killed by Delng
caught in a wheel, which turned around nearly TWO
hundred times in minute.
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oARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS.
N Q \ Y y S q
HorEL AND GARDENs,

One of the most delightful residences in the South
4sssA THK CARROLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS, .s-s,
Egss@ So miles from Canal st., NewOreans, UiG theA
kRsAA- CarrOton Railroad. 49,
THE subscriber has the honor to announce that he
fIU prepared accommodate limited number of BOAD
Frs by the day, week, or month.
TRIMS:
PerDay 90 co. Per Week. $40 co.. Per Month, 90 90
Breakfast Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners to order, and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors.
ice Creams Sher5ets Lemonade and 0Gter, served
al the Saloon or in the Gardens.
The Dining rooms and Restaura under the charge of
Mr. PoUCHEr one of the first caterers, and formerly of
Mobile and New Orleans.
Billiard Tables en-pn Alleys, and QuOits.
Good StabliDg for thirty Horses.
re- The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel,
acres in extent are laid out with much taste and
fine order and far surpGSS anything Of the kind In the
United States.
BoUQUETs great variety always to be had on appca
ton to the Gardener.
Every possible attention paid to Visiters whose patronage
il respectfully solicited by (my1f1 LANES DURNO.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
by the application of the shove mysterious agent to Da
ID gueeOtype "a discovery of the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECOND-eatching the precise
expression instantly and fixing it indebly upon the silver
plate. If Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKENEssEs of relations friends, do at moderate
price Rooms corner of Canal and Charities
No. 3 Chartres street. CmyS lyl w. II. HUTCHlNGS.
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.
M would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
y age bestowed on him since he first had the honor of
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans
five yea ago. during which time he has taken more portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens
exhibited the Fair in competition with Others taken by
the best operator from NewYOrk and ne awarded the
Frs Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEST. His Ong experience and constant practice are
the best inducements DESTROYS of instruction in the
beautiful art Genuine VOgtlsnder Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city, all other articles the same
Plates at 81 per dozen Scovis No for % 2-guaranted
best plates made in the United States Gases 81 70 and
SO 50; EewYO Cameras at $lS
sR- Orders from the country promptly attended TO-.
~ Entrance No. CAMP street. mill tt
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.


TTNHE Hotel at this well known watering PLACE situated
i on the Gulf of Mexico within 30 miles of New jsss
Orleans, will reopen for the reception OF ylSters on gsH
JUNE ls During the winter considerable aIiera- !A
tons have been made the hOus, and grounds with the
view of adding the comfort of those seeking health epose
or pleasure.
The Bachelors apartments, numbering sixty rooms, have
been finished superior manner and the pFOdnetor 1ee
hes aOI in saying that they not surpassed at any
watering place in the Union.
Additional bedrooms shhOuses ironing rooms, &c.
have been erected expressly for servants in the employ OF
VsiteB.
The SEABATHIEs cannot be surpassed on the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES TENPIE ALLEYS and Carriages are
connected with the establishment.
The design of the proprietor to render this establishment
first class Hotel in all its appointments and worthy the
patronage of the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining States
The splendid low pressure mail steamers Oregon and Jas
L. Day leave the terminus Of the railroad daily, after June
Ist at IL o'clock, arriving at the Pass at P NJ, and
during the season. the and elegant low steamer
California belonging the same line, will leave every alter
nate morning O'clock returning to the city at II NJ
day The steamers Mobile and MOntezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin.
Families and Others wishing to rooms, will please
address the subscriber -
w Letters other maiabe matter left at the Office OF
NJ udsOn Canal and Camp streets Will be tOTwarded
dailV my5 lms 3md&W
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DREApFUr. AccIDENT.-Thos. Sullivan, a wOr-
thy mute, at Albany, was run over and killed by
the Troy train on the 18th inst.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

NOR SALE by the subscnber-all the LATEST PUBL
CATIONS of the day, among which may be found the
following
THE LITTLE WIFE-By Mrs. Grey;
PRIDE: OR, THE DUCHESS The first OF the SEVEN
WHOM 70 70 MARRY, AND HOW TO GET MARRIED,
Complete;
Fourth of july = .
HOME OF sHAKSPEARE-By F. w. Fairholt, F. 8.
Beautifully Illustrated
THE HENPECKED HUsBAND-By the author of the
" History of Flin."
LUCY HOSMER or. the GUARDIAN AND GHOsT-By
D. P. Thomson;
THE TWO CORPSES; A Historical Romance-By Fred
enck Soulie; ~
Je28tf WELD & CO., ~ Camp street
s panov of the GIrnefeuberp C0mDlHy's Medicines,
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snIp .oHANpLERY AND HARDWARE.

SAMUEL LOCKE Nos 7 and Front Leyee, n
- betDeea CStOmhOaSe aud BieHyiLe streets has NB
lately received foil supplies Of articles in the above fH
line which he prepared to sell at tire lowest prices w
10 pieces London Bunting Red, White Blue and Yellow
q American Ensgns, Jacks, and PeDqants;
800 coils Superior Manila and Jared Cordage;
80 Anchors assorted from so to 2J00 lbs;
% Cham Cabes-3{, Is, 1, ~, Ia inch;
5000 Hooks and Thimbles
Plain 3ush'd and Iron Strap Blocks:
Patent Roller Shelves; CabOOses &c, &c.
10 COO yards Cotton Duck, assorted Nos;
Nautical Almanacs Log Books. Log States &c, &c.
ALso-Two splendid CHRONONETERS, Thomas
Hewitt maker Je2I tt
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY'S CURE
FOR DYSENTERY, sc.
THE success which has attended this Medicine renders It
an imperative duty incumbent npOn the propretors TO
make known to- a1d appreciated BY the public, that tie
GRAFFENBERG DYSENTEPY SYRUP is of imme
date efficacy in the most violent and obstinate OF Dys
entey Diarga, ETC., and giving immediate relief to the
patient The same may be said of their
CHILDREN'S PANACEA, for Summer complaints, ETC..
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND;
HEALTH BlFTERS-n papers;
VEGETABLE PILLS;
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;
EYE LOTION.
And for every description of inflammation Bruises Burns
and Scalds, the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENTis
sovereign remedy. - - .
All of the above may be found WELD Il CO.'S Depot
of Cheap Literature, No. 70 Camp street. a5u
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EsMyAEMIso

ICE CREAM GARDEN.
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
All those in favor of supporting establishment OF
this kind will be kInd enough to cal and put in Ma
their votes IL will cost ten cents for the best glass
of Ice Cream that be found in this ey-l Judge 06
from the demand, and from what my customers say. G
Perhaps they are asTng the only way TO test that
to call and trypay ten cents and receive thanks must
acknowledge thai greedy like all the balance OF the
human kind the more custom have, the more am
ious to get. ~" Call and try the Cream, and Oblge
r. b. WOODWORTH,
iy7 I'm corner of ST. Charles and Union SIS.
oARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS.
- The public is respectfully informed that this ron
1:f most delightful place of resort and amuse SSYa
sSsl nent IS now open under the management 1893
u r NE SUBSCRIBER. In the extensive grounds 30. WX
SIOE OF All kinds will be furnished by the gard. s
mel 99d a me saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
546MF aP6S ShERBERTS, SODA WATER and
Inc Iote department undergoing extensive alterations
anq IMPROVEMENTS meantime preparation is made to fur
the best of wines and liquors. - w 1900
And last though not least attentive and pote eeDers
will be found at their posts administer 10 HE oomo Of his
friends aud the public generally whose he socits
apis ON JAMES DURNO.
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NEW AND VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK

NEW AND VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK
A MANUAL OF GRECIAN. AND ROMAN ANTI
N DUTIES; by DR.. E; F. BOlesen, Professor Of the
Greek Language and Literature in the University of
SOIO translated from the German. Edited (with occa-
siona notes and complete series OF quesOns) by the
Rev Thomas Kerchever Arnold, NJ. Az Rector of Lyn-
don and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge
Revised with additions and corrections,
Just received and for sale the Ne Orleans SGtjORerS
Ware60Hsc [a12 81 ]. b. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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INV ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST ..

Perjury AND FoRGERY,-James Bowling, one
Of that numerous class of individuals who have
lately used such extraordinary exertions swidle
spectators in land-claims, was yesterday brought
before Recorder Golding, charged with perjury and
an attempt to do Major Hunter out Of three months
extra pay. The charge was fully made out, and
MIR. Bowling was walked down to The Parish prison,
TO remain until Judge McHenry shall again set
upon his bench for the trial of criminals
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NOTICE.
"a b w S.
WANTED

WANTED
A SITUATION in a wholesale or retail DRUG STOKE,
N BY Young man who has served regular apprenticeship
at the business and give good recommendations. lie
would have no objections to take situation in the country
For further particulars, apply at this Office Je2b TIC
TO MERCHANTS.
A YOUNG MAN of experience, and well conyersant
n with business wishes Situation for the coming season.
in a GOOD Commission Grocery House. The best eieen
ces given For particulars apply at this office my2 u
SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama who is extensively &C
N quanted in that State wishes situation salesman or
outdoor clerk either dry goods grocery house. Com
pensation moderate and is willing to remain through the
sumner lie believes he make himself useful and profit
able to his employer. Inquire at Mrs. TaylOrs 81 Canal
street. hlhIo
GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER.
FENHE subscriber offers his services general AGLNI
i and BROKER in the city of New Orleans and hopes
by his personal and dgent attention to business, to merit
tire appreciation of his employers As New Orleans VIII be
his permanent place of residence, persons leaving the city
during the summer and DESTROYS OF employing an
Agent to attend their affairs during their absence may
have theirwhes complied with by applying to the suLscr
ber UnexceptOnabe references given.
my232m w. VAN BENTHUYSEN, 81 GraViel st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ v B. Palmer is our Agent for the Cities of Phla-
dephia, NewYork, Boston and Baltimore.
x E. S. Grant, now travelling in the Northern Cities
authorized 10 transact any business Tor this Office
sg~ Mrs. G. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons 70 young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms Apply
at this Office. apl5
NOTICE.
Mr. L. s. HOUGHTON of Vicksburg and Mr.. r. w.
WORTHINGTON, OF Rodney, are duly authorized agents
to receive subscriptions and receipt all account
of the - CRESCENT"
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FIRST MUNICPALITY.--The police operations in
the First Municipality were Yesterday exceedingly
limited, and entirely devoid Of interest. Not sin
gle case of any Importance occurred