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sIoop MARC Jeune Marie.
Flowers. Flowers.
BY MOP PLY q NEVuI
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, 30.

By r. A X NJ + E ID Auctioneer
MILL be sold Daily, the JASPER F. SMITH No.
w Canal Camp Magazine sireetssoa
Of DRY GOODS consisting part of
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, KERsEYS,
ETC., "A lsO--..
HATS Boots Shoes, HARDWARE Cutlery large variety
of FANCY GOODS all of which viii be very suitable o Country
Trade. Terms, cash.
N Liberal Cash Advances made consgnmen Of Dry
Goods, Hardware, Cutlery Gold and Silver Watches, Jewy and
Merchandise generally. q en-
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Or H. H. Sbley, the delegate of the proposed
territory of Minnesota, is son Of the late Judge
Sibley, of Detroit, and for many years one Of the
principal agents, in the extreme Northwest of the
American Fur Company.
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NATIONAL AIPHITHEATRE,
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

S. P. STCKNEY Proprietor and Manager
TEJE Public respectfully informed that this establishment will
open the the 22d Of December with Com
paBv Of Artists Of the STARS SELECTED FIR ON
THE AMPHITHEATRES OF EUROPE AND AMERICA
~ The Magnificent Stud Of VARIEGATED ARABIAN STEEDS
selected without regard and the performances
consisting CHASTE, BRILLIANT and DARING,
unequaled by any establishment in the Southern
Metropolis.
Succession Novelties will be produced during the season.
nothing shall be found wanting for this Unique
OIympian Temple The high reputation has maintained
the FIRST EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
sss- Treasurer, J. W. JONES. agent, F. HUNT. d4
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AccIDENT.-Mr. John GoIdsborough, of Centre
vile, Nd, had his face dreadfully burned last week
by the explosion of flask of powder as he was
reloading his gun, just after firing.
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Omcial-The Gold AssaYsd-Extraordinary Purity.
We publish below (says the Union Of the 18th
inst the official letter of the director Of the Mint
at Philadelphia to the Secretary of the Treasury
showing the assay of the California gold. The
gold assayed yielded S36 1872 The purity is extra
ordinary, the gold dust yielding 9sl pure gold the
melted gold yielding within $1,000, or six dollars
in the one thousand dollars, of tie Mint standard
of 600 This far exceeds the expectations of the
most sanguine, and places the extraordinary purity
Of the gold beyond controversy.
MINT or THE UNITED STATES
Philadelphia, Dec IL 1888
S-On the 9Th inst we received, have already rad
the honor TO inform you the first depOste Of gold from Cali
fOnia 1t deposited by Mr. David Carter who brDn ght
it from San Francisco by the isthmns route h weighed
IsO 5S ounces troy OF which 1925 was from the lower
sudaee mines and 5oO9 from those Feather river On
ne 5 INST another deposite was TENT By the Secretary Of
Wal WHICH weighed 228 ounces
Inc god was Of two sorts in external character though
apparently not different TO quality The first from the
dry diggIngs in grains which avenged from one to
TWO penny weights the other variety from sWamps
margins OF the streams bling small fiat sBanges, Of
one gram VI these BY far the larger part of the depozes
was composed.
The gold melted in parcels and the loss by melting
pe 70 the earthly and oxdabe matter which disappears IN
this operaOn) averaged about % per cent of he original
weight The loss thus reported moderate, and shows that
the gold had been carefully washed.
Assays of the melted gold made with great and
the result shower variation in fnsness from S92 to t9
bouandhs the o. the whole being 894 TINS is
Eighty below the standard hneness, which IS 500.
fha average value per ounce OF the bullion, before
melting $50 57S that Of the same in bars, after melting
The whole value of the gold in the two depOsies was
$50 49, besides few ounces reserved in the native State for
the Secretary OF WaT, at his request.
Very respectfully youT faithful servant,
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LARCENEs.-Robert Moore, accused Of feOnOusly TAX
ing from the lumber yard of Mr. Grant at the Of St
John and Hevia streets quantity OF lumber, which
found bis premse at the New Basin, yesterday
amned before Recorder Baldwin, and before the First
District Court; John NJ Nels, charged with stealing
quantity Of male apparel valued at $5 800 from the house
OF Mary Ann Smith, at the corner Of Poydras and Phippa
Streets was examined before the same Court and com
nnitfad for trial
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SOCIETY BALLS,


At THE WISHING ron .9R.MORY HALL.
TIVE SUBSCRIPTION LIST to the above Balls NzTn
L open the Once Of the Ball Room. Gentlemen wish q
ing subscribe will hnd MIR. J. P. BROOKS in the Xfg
Once any hour. Sss&yks
The Balls will AXE place MONDAY nights Us
~ There viii be but One Series during the season. dsu
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ALABAMA OSNABURGS.

To- We are receiving, and shall keep on sale large sup
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manufacture
ing Company, Alabama. These Goods we think not in
feor any of Southern Manufacture. We invite the aen
ton of Planters Merchants and Others these Goods Ws
directed to sell at the l0Uest market price.
dl4 3mis JOHN T. DONALD & CO. SO Camp st.
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Or The Empire House, of Syracuse, was sold
to ~ Randall, Esq, Of that city, for S49,5OO.
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INoUEsTsAn inquest held yesterday on the body of
black man, named William, aged about IS years found
drowned in the Canal MangDy the GENTLY road A
verdict was returned found drowned An inquest was
also held yesterday on the body Of named Michael
BesTney aged about q yea found dead the banquette
on Leyee street opposite Mr. Pauding's building, the
Second Municipality.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Last night but one Of Mr.. C. D. PITT.
THIS EVENING Thursday Dec. 81, l84sWi be presented,
the Play of THE CAVALIER. To be followed by SING
ING and DANCING. T conclude with THE HUNTER OF
THE ALPS. Mr.. Pitt will appear in both pieces
TT Doors open ha-past and Curtain at o'clock
Ia Tickets and places may be had application to Mr. j. P
BALY between the hours 10 and O'clock every day. d2l
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Ohio Leoislat1re

COLUMBUS, Dec. IS, 6 P. Mn the Senate, Mr..
Goddard made motion to take up Arehibald's re-
solution, which led to an exciting debate
Mr.. Ewing opposed the motion, and said that he
thought the time for action had not yet arrived,
and that he would not vote for the motion except
as a last resort
Mr. Goddard then desired the vote on the re-
solution.
Mr., Archibald said it made but little difference
whether il was taken up or not. The fiat had gone
forth that no power short of the bayonet should col
eet taxes during the disorganizaton of the General
Assembly. and declared the Auditors power now
at an end.
Mr. BeavY said he was willing to let the question
alone It's supporters would soon back out from
their position.
Mr.. Whitman reiterated his former position, and
said the democratic members had long since writ
ten TO the county treasurers to withhold taxes from
the Auditor.
Mr.. Dennison followed in a spirited speech and
said the resolutions were revolutionary and should
have been rejected the instant they were presented
Messrs. Bennett, Wilson and Corwin made some
remarks opposing the resolutions.
The vote being finally taken, the motion was
lost-ayes 6, noes 3d.
The Senate then adjourned
The House has not yet effected an organization
There are rumors this morning of Democrats having
made propositions to the Wings, but they have not
yet been confrmed.-LouisUile Journal.
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Mr.. BooTH.--At our latest dates, Mr.. Booth was
playing a short engagement at Pittsburg.
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Of Edwin Croswell is about to retire from the
Albany Argus.
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o. Samuel Fegely, member Of the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature from Bucks county, it is thought
viii not be able to attend that body in consequence
of a serious paralytic stroke. This will give the
wings and natives the majority in the House.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

TlHURsDAY EVENING Dec. 81 ls4s-wn be presented
the first this the celebrated Grand Oper in
by Belni, called NORMA-Pertormer: Messrs. Duluc and
Valet and Madame Fieury-Joly.
"a Performances quarter beor o'clock d2O
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The receipts of the fourth week in November
show an increase of S5,613 SO over those of last
year, and total decrease for the present year, up to
the LIST Of December, of $3.50, 4O3 95.
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MADAME HAMMERsKoLD.-This lady was Civ
ing concerts at Savannah, at last dates.
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ESZe New England Society of Louisiana. The An
Meeting Of tins Society wall be held al the S. Charles Hotel
Room No. joining the Ladies' Par IDAY MORNING.
the 22d n 10 O'Clock Toe Election Officers
porant business viii before the ncna attendance
Is requested. d2I II. G. STETSON, Secretary.
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BROOKLYN FREEMAN.-For some time past we
have been receiving new paper with the above
caption. Its large, handsome Sheet well printed,
and well edited, being well filed with original and
miscellaneous matter. It is edited by Mr.. w.
Whitman, and espouses the cause of the Free Soil
party, which it ably sustains
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THIS PANORAMA Three Times Of aHy Painting
4 in the WoTd and Faithfully view OF country Three
Thousand Ft1 Hundred Miles IN Length The Drawings
observation Mr. ST0CKWELL.
m copies the Magnificent Scenery the World
include every Ci, T017 Iage and Ldadtg Aem the Gulf
Of Mexico % the Falls Of ST. Anthony Among the Cities
New Orleans Natchez Vickburg Memphis,
Gaena, the Mormon City Nauvoo with the Temple
innumeFabe Steamboats, each likeness Of the original
represented under way woodng the landings burning
snaggea in collision, and countless numbers Of other kinds
will be the In the Upper Mississippi
viii be shown great number of Indian Villages and Encampmen
with their Lodges Wgwams," etc., and Groups indians
Full Costume dancing baplay fishing, and equipped for
battle Short feature Of the mighty Father of Waters has
been slightly passed
T Mr.. J. M WESTON viii give Historical and Geographical
Explorations Of the places the picture passes before
the audience.
E Admission 50 cents Children halprcs. Entrance from
Pefdido
q; The Panorama will commence moving o'clock each
evening. diff J. M. WESTON, Director.
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BUuIDING LOTS IN LAFAYETTE.
TWO LOTS, 30 By ~ feet, situated on The corner "a
i Of Jackson and Chesnut slIees-fof sAle BY 80
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~ Perseverance Fire Co. No. 13.-The Annual
Meung Of the Company Tor the Eaton Of Officers and Delegates
Femens Charitable Association, place SATURDAY
EVENING, Dec 30, at past o'cl ck.
EDWARD H. FOSDICK, Foreman.
CHARLES II. CHURCHILL, Secretary. d2l
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RACES! RACES /!
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
nUININEs CAL0MEL, BLUE MASS, lPE- -
NcE Gao, RHUBARB, ete.-As low for cash ~
as can be procured elsewhere-Cal and ~
IN iudge.-Dr E. J. COXE'S PREPARA- IA
~G@ SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequallsd
remedy for Coughs. Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPATVA, sARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgfeeable cure superior to
the Capsules oranY other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made,
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA. TAR, LIVERWORT,
stcFoF the relief and Of Consumption and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA YERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LIhI-
MENT.
~ Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma.
thm Bronchitis and Consumption.
~ Office corner Magazine and POydras SITS. n23 lY5dD
nENMAN's ROsENDALE CEMENT = Landing
~ fiom Bark Lowell for sale BIZ
aD JOHN STROUD 8 co., I8 csS'nph IL
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E5T~ Perseverance Fire Co. No. 13-The members
Of this Company will attend the Regular Monthly Meeting
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Dec. IS, at O'clock
d2 CHARLES II. CHURCHILL, Secretary
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NT ]. E. Murdoch. the eminent tragedian,
arrived at Louisville on the 18th. /.
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% The Boston California emigrants, in meeting
on Friday, the 9Th inst, adopted laws to govern
their expedition. Each member is to furnish $500
capital, and binds himself not to gamble or use
intoxicating liquors on peril Of expulsion. A presi
dent, vice president, and eight directors, elected
for one vear TO financier and govern the cnncern
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Former COusuLGeneral Of England, IN E

NEW YORK CANALs.-The navigation of the
New York canals was closed on the Ilth. The
Albany Evening Journal gives the following state
ment of the amount of tolls received on all the
New York State canals during the fourth week in
November in each of the following years, and the
4ntnl- IL, 20 N,,,-nrnlnr On ir,nl-,rir-..
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NAvAL.-The U. S. frigate Raritan, Capt. Page,
dropped down on the llth from the Navy Yard TO
the anchorage off the Naval Hospital, at Norfolk
The Raritan is destined for the West Indies, as the
flag ship Of Com. Wilkinson. The U. S. sloop of
war Saratoga, commander Nicholson, was lying
at SACRIFICES on Che gath uIt
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NOVEL ATTRAorIoN.-The have floating the-
atFe in Louisville.
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nR. -PARMEIEE would invite all those suffering from
IL Nervous other diseases peculiar to the Female
TEN, to call at his office, No 80 HEYLA STREET.
81 PTiyae consultations between the houE of and 5
pbiinna a. 9dptf
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0sS- Pert Of the prison at Kingston, Canada, wa
destroyed on Saturday morning. Loss, $1,000.
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GENERAL Council Wednesday E0eaiHg, December
20 lS48-There was special meeting called by the Mayor
to reconsider the ordinance passed at the last meeting
relation to dTay Licenses. The following members were
present Messn Allan, Besbee, BENT Bernard Day Rice
ROselius, Surg. Vaudsgrif and Wilder.
Mr.. Beebe was chosen President
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THE HARNoNY-Poydras Street.
The block in the of the Street, below the Market
Ns-9o Select Harmonic Meeting, Ana
XII ~ In the genuine Free Easy Style will be aT
A95NS held THIS EVENING and vii be repeated
SSS9S each succeeding WEDNESDAY and SAT- ~
~ URDAY EVENINGS, when the lovers of the hf
Song Toast and Jest, will be gstfed their hearts content
The Proprietor and his Brother will all times be most happy
to see their legion Of friends Respectfully,
d9f M. SHINGLER.
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NEW ORLEANS MELODEON
c. fIhs-ies .+raa+ ,,ssr cIrsx,5.r


St. Charles street, near Gravier
FREE CONCERTS
BY THE ETHIOPIAN BROTHERS,
livery EVENING RICH PROGRAMME OF Ana
ETHIOPIAN MELODIES -
will be sung BY the Company, &AggIs1s1
t Tic kets for FIRE hmen 20 cents, sold A9EtS
at the door do G. CAKES, Proprietor. ~1
-s%0--
DAN RICE'S CIRCUS,
Corner of ST. Charles and Poydras Streets
EzB Entrance on st. Charles street. III
with GAS, and imrervious to rain
Doors open O'Clock daissonDess Circle 50 cen Pit
IS cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents.
4 DAY PERFORMANCE EVERY saturday, at l2
"A o'clock for Fames Parties and Juveniles and FREE CON-
CERT Egery EBegiHg, O'Clock in front Of the G by
MENTER'S celebrated BRASS BAND.
THE COSTUMES, TRAPPINGS and ACCOUTREMENTS'a are
the elegant used any Arena, and the Stud of
HORSES probably any Circle including
the eccentric and dmnutYe Trick Ponies Aroostook, Flash,
Dash, aud MaV FIJI.
The TROUPE talented congeFad
city, anil divided distinct wi. JUVE
NILE ARTISTES and those OF NATURE YEARS: the for
me all under years Of led by Mile ROSA the
greatest living Equesenne JEAN the extraordinary
performer upon the Tighrope and Equestrian; and Master
WILLIE, the astonishing Gynast. The latter led by DAN
RICE, the great original Clown and Shaperean Jester GLENN
MANI the great Italian Trick and Dramatic Equestrian; H. P.
MADlGAN, Mons. La THORN Mons. PlCUET, +. RIOS
STEM, j. PURCELL, z. NACHE accomplished Equesrans,
Gymnasts, Valser, and Mesdames RICE, MADIGAN,
NACHE, etc. etc.
" sgnor FELIX CARLO the Great Italian BuHo Trick
Clown, and his celebrated children, RODOLF, CAROLINE
and LOUISE, engaged for SIX NIGHTS, commencing
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10. dS
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"a James P. Langford was hung at Bradford,
Pa on the LET instant protesting his innocence Of
ihs murder Of hia wife.
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o. Corwin, Of Ohio, is now spoken of for Attor-
ney-General.
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E The Reader referred the advertisement OF the JENNY
LIND HAIR GLOSS, the third page by J. WRIGHT q co.
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~ Strangers in the City, see DR.. b, F, MULLEN'S
advertisements other columns Of this paper He the
very his profession the United States All that stand
in need would do well to give him CALL IS Customh
Dl5h
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FREsHET.-Much damage has been done by
great freshet in the Wabash river.
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JENNY LIND
Hair Gloss; Or, Der SChOn CLAM,
Won JULIUS WHOEHLER,
aud

TIE d3st1ngalshed German Chemist and Physiological
WRIGHT & co. would respectfully inform their patrons
- and the public generally that they have just
quantity of the above article, which having such
in Europe and which within the has
been introduced into YOrk and the principal Northern
cities with unparalleled success.
This remarkable compound was discovered BY JULIUS
WHoELER. distinguished chemist Psychologist and
physician while investigating the and treatment Of
diseases Of the scalp He Observed while employing of
at Irregular distances and becomes remarkably dry became
luxuanty soft and glossy having the appearance of beau
tifu polished surface and had changed the richest hue
These effects also observed to be greatly augmented by
the washing which part of the auxiliary treatment
Farther investigation resulted in this celebrated compound
In Germany it known Der Sehon CLAM, but sub
sequeny received its present distinguished title at Vienna
on being presented to Jenny Lind by of her admie
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EE Y. B. Palmer our Agent for the Cities of Phla
delphia, RewYork Boston and BALTIMORE
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To The attention of Females is particularly directed
to the Notice of DR.. PARMELEE, the third Once No
50 HeYia d5 2dpu
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~ James Gulick Fire Co. No. IT returns thanks TO
GEORGE DUNBAR, Surveyor Of Municipality No. Two;
AUGUSTUS BOWERS Painter and Protection Hose Company
for Refreshments furnished its members the fire PFyania
street, Tuesday Evening, Dec. 49, by order.
EDMUND CLARKE. Secretary.
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CHARLES H. CHURCHILL, sseTeafy. d2l
~. James Gulick Fire Co. No IT returns thanks to
ae ~ R9NFA' sargsy5s q MPSnRal{ No. Two to
for Refreshments furnished the fire Pytana
street, on Tuesday Evening" Dec; IL By order m e.
~ NoTIcE.-Sir. l. s. aoUGHToN, Of visksbuTg, and
Mr. r. W. WORTHGNGTON, Of Rodney, duly authorized
Agents receive subscriptions and receipt for all
s5g- Louisiana State Colonization sooiety.-Ths
ELECTION Officers Directors viii be held The Bible De
next 10 O'Clock A. NJ O'clock P NJ
under the inspection Of Commissioner duly BY order Of
R. I. STANTON, Recording Secretary. Ia d5d
~ The Taylor Ball.-Gen. TAYLOR having accepted
the Ball rendered him by the Citizens Of New Orleans upon TIE
nad the Eighth d January The day agreeable bun.
Books Of sanpnon if an Saqioa number subsGos are
Bookstores Of the city. ola JAS. P BROOKS, Director.
ssS- Phoenix Fire Co. No. IA Subscription List
for the benefit Of said Fire Company to aid them in repairing their
M - ~ c. D. BUNcE's Hat Store, 80 Canal street.
=. Palmer is our Agent for the Cities of Phila
dslphia, RewYork, Boston and Baltimore
~ Strangers in the CITY see Dr.; 3; F, MULLEN,s
bH. % 5 @ 5 n sSq 5s U5,s e he All s sad
in need would do well give him CALL at IS ouse
w The Reader is referred e he advertisement Of the JENNY
LIND HAIR GLOSS on the third page, by J. WRIGHT CO.
e The attention of Females particularly directed
o he Notice Of Dr. PAMELEE on the third page No
~ Gas Light Company, New Orleans, December 2,
Annual Election SIX DIRECTORS will be held at the Office Of
the Company MONDAY the LIST January next between The
d5 ID --1 ?. N WOOD, Secretary.
~. Messrs. R. BELL & 90, Consumes of 80
sacks Corn steamer New Orleans viii please call and re-
n86 HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
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e5E Phoenix Fire Co. No. "a Subscription List
for the benefit Of said Fire Company aid them in repairing their
na c. D. BUNCE's Hat Store 30 Canal street.
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er~ Te Ieaue WITH DISPATCH
NOR TCHULA Lefore, Greenwood, Hazo0 City,
Il Marion Sataria; ste.-Fhe new light; ff1a n
draught steamboat MUSCLE No. 2, Samuel s4esttEsS
Gwarney, master, is now receiving freight and s
viii leave above. For freight passage, apply on board
OppO'''' 'AA'- HYDE oGLEsBY. u Poydras st.
eT- The MUSCLE No. was built for the HazO0 trade,
and draws only 20 inches water. dle
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FOR SALE.
A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT. mea. ~ n
"A sures l65 feet--l82 feet deck, q feet lstss3S
BEAM with six feet hold has three forty inch - 80
boilers % feet long two twentyneh cylinders, seven feet
srokeal entirely new. with the boat She draws only 80
inches water and will carry 460 tons freight Il only one
year and nine months old her cabins furnished N excel
lent style and well found in every respect For further par
tcuan apply to -. -.
di4 If HYDE & OGEESBf, IL foydfas 81.
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MASS IPLANo RELIEHv.oq wprps
BR4SS- LETTER SIGNS 3yfR ~ b gs1 M Fem
A NEW and Elegant Articleyeyy DuraDie ar ~ 49,;
"A omicaI costing but trne oyer ng Hos stoTs1
Offices ApOthecaTiss' Labels etc. etc Sola - M a5sI-
iactnIeI's prices. ~ spsffiTnenJA ANDERSON,
feceiNe1 Dy Charles street.
rs enn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-21

DR.. ROGERS'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIVER
WORT AND TAR
A SAFE and certain cure for CONSUMPTION OF
"A THE LUNGS, Splitting Of Blood, Coughs, Gods
Asthma Pain in the Side, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough
and.al Pulmonary AfiectiOns.