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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-15
" Ew ORLEANS
SATURDAY MORNING, 5ULY Is, 1848.

DEPLoRABLE OCCURRENCE.-The saddest ac-
cdent that we have had for many years to relate
occurred night before last about O'Clock. For the
last few days. the Levee in the Third Municipality,
nearly opposite the Convent, has been giving signs
Of premonitory but gradual decay. A large
crack, extending for nearly one hundred yards was
perceived, on Wednesday evening last and the
curiosity of those who resided in the neghborhood
was much aroused to know from what cause it
proceeded. Deeming themselves secure, however,
on Thursday evening last a party Of five or six
persons, who belonged to the family Of Mr. Tromp,
who resides in the immediate vicinity of the fatal
scene, repaired to the rivers edge, little dreaming
that they We're standing upon the precipce of death
After they had been there short time, the ground
beneath them gave way and descended as swiftly
rs an avalanche from the side of an Alpine hill
In one short moment ten human beings were hur-
red into eternity, without the faintest warning OF
their fate 1t is impossible to describe the scene
With the crash of the falling earth, went down
those who a moment before were budding the
fairest flowers Of hope and in all the loveliness
of life. The great probability is, that the i'm
rnanse mass of earth that crushed them, by the
force Of the waters wedged them in underneath
the bank of the river 1t was a piteous sight TO
look upon. Fathers might have been seen trying TO
save the mothers Of their children, and mothers
TO save their offspring But it was of no aval-all
who were on the fatal bank went down. The
number Of those drowned cannot, at the present
be ascertained. Five persons of the Tromp family
were drowned two or three men who were work
ing on the Levee. Paul Tromp narrowly escaped
by swimming. Mr.. FRANCOIS Landry, who was on
horseback at the time, while viewing the wreck of
the Levee, brought his horse too the crevasse,
and horse and rider are both supposed to have been
drowned. In the portion of the city where this
unfortunate accident took place, the residents are
fearful Of their lives, and are rapidly moving into
more secure positions There is no knowing but
more extensive slide may occur, which will GER
family damage a large amount of property, and
possibly destroy many lives.
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Arrived Yesterday:
Shin Robt Burton. Ocean, Is days I'm Philadelphia to J.
II. AsUHdEe-tst my.
Ship GOndoIa Hutchinson, g days fin Paiemo to S Mich
Bark Ei2abatb Young q days fn New York. to master
Brig Paio, Hatch q days FIN Boston to mastered my.
Bdg Sampson --, I'm Key West, TO master-3d my
Brig Leopold DJnnel, HayersOn, q days fin Savannah,
Brig p Sou6 Smith, I'm Havana 9th inst, to Trosgros
Lampre-lst my.
schr Octayia knowles FIN Pensacola to master-2d my
chr r. c. Mitchell, Gwyer % days fin Charleston to > l..
& Il. l.. LeYy-lst my.
u S. schr Capt Williams Hubbard FIN Brazos St. JagO, to
U S Qnartemaster-Point
u S. schr Mai NinOn, Deas I'm BraZos St Jago, TO u 5.
Quaremaster-POmt.
IT, S schr Col flaming, Swards fin Brazos St JagO, Sth
inst. to u. ;. QuaTtemaSer-Point
L. S. schr. Col. Yell Coffin, fn BraZos St JagO 9Th inst,
to T. S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon Hiern, I'm Mobile.
COTeo Hinkley, I'm OpelOusas-193 bales cotton
Luna, Fairchld, I'm Bayou Sara-S5 bales cotton.
NafcheZ Holmes FIN NIeksbuTg-562 bales cotton.
Tributary johnson, FIN Arkansas river34 bales cotton.
Moro Castle, Scott, i'm Cnennati-53 bales cotton.
ToWboat AdTiatlC, Grant, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Southwestern, Martin I'm the Passes.
Towboat Diana, Ftner FIN the Passes.
Towboat Mississippi Shutz, I'm the Passes
BELow-coMING UP.
Three ships 2baTks, briggs, and 4schOoners unknown.
Memoranda:
Towboa Adratic tOwed down and to the llth inst
ship Carous, schTs. H. L. Scranton and Panama.
Towboa Southwestern lowed down and to sea on the 18th
inst, ship Unicorn
chips Europe and George Evans.
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Double CRIME.-A double tragedy of an attempt
at murder and suicide, was enacted at Detroit on
the 2Sth ult., by a man named George Hammond,
residing in Chicago street. lie inflicted several
large and severe gashcs upon the breast neck and
back ofhs wife. and them thinking doubtless that
he had accomplished his object of numbering her,
cut horrd cash in his own throat with a razor,
Both were severely wounded. Jealousy is assigned
as the cause of the act Of attempted murder and
saIC dasfructiOn
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IT, O-KgS5s DELIGHT which forms an essential lngre
1t n Inc CiraeenbeTg Saapaula COmpOuna s PROBABLY
- 10 Sanapanlla itself Professor Frost OF Careston
9 ~ speaks of it follows, in the Southern Journal OF
Few vegetable productions exhibit power upon the
system generally So powerfully is action exeIted upon
he capillary and secreng vessels, in changing their morbid
states or conditions, and dspOsng them 70 new hedty
action that II is greatly be preferred &c, &c He
further add-Th it chronic diseases ana chronic IN
Nominations and also the long train Of consequences that
follows syphilis that its efficacy Is best eNlibre6
The superiority of the Graefenberg SaTsapana Compound
it II Is composed of number Of the most effcacOuS
vegetables in the whole Of the Matena Medica IN ad
ditiOn to Sarsapanla 80, - -,
more doses the bottle than in Of the very largest bottles
advertised -. -. n:
nine to Peruvian Bark The more diluted preparation ae
no better than ordinary root beersourng on the stomach
and spelling in the bottles To weak infusion Of saa
manila when a suphate of the article may be had, Is IKE
taking bark instead Of Quinne or like travelling IN scow
npanst strong current instead of IN swift steamer
These things being so. let all who have made up Their
minds Sarsapana, use that OF the
Company II warranted TO be ten times more elneaSlOus
than any other knownno matter how large We Dotue
the adyertisemets. As SPRING
the Graefenbefg Vegetable Pills the GraeienDefg nea4
Bitters and the Graeienberg SaBapanla Shoo
supercede all others. For universal the us anu
are Of nealeulabs value Those who take ZEN ~ s9
E The General Agent for LOUISIANA and y
d. HANSBROUGH. ~ Camp street New ohsshs Aa.'
to whom applications for Agencies may be aqdseeu "a
Cs5p s, sos tx oE as HUHfRR Conner 81 shanss
Place and Customh0nze ST. q. AN EttssAS gofess
MaF5xine and bartholomew st y. w ~ Ce A0k
Chaftes a; ADO y Eonas, 81; nsN gtffaa 81 l;
f0kkEtk. te, eQlnef carp aad - Nsly sss 1tlttl5
F0Et ~ t.gle aea tgyeaii sIs Lsi1 1s1zs 4sa
cl,issIlanl "a si's
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SIM REWARD.

'
ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, the IN INST Negro
II, man calling himself TRUMAN BERRY. ne 20
IS well known draymau for the last 10 years IN TINS
riv and viii try TO pass himself Iree man ne IS e.
sbont As wears OF age feet 10 II inches high, stout A
built yellow complexion marked with small po4' larfe WI
Ie and he is getting gray his beard aud head We last
heard from he was at BiscOe & Sims where he had De al
work and al Thomas Wauens 5, below POydras Market
The above reward will be paid for his apprehension ana
evidence sufficient convict the person or persons haOohg
him; or S25 for the recovery OF the negro; .,,
Ia32 If a. f. WADE So TchouDitnnlassi
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90 Five Chippewa Indian Chiefs lately passed
east from Lake Superior for Montreal, to lay their
grievances before his Excellency the Governor
General, and request his interposition They COM
plain, we believe, that by the grants of mineral
lands made to public companies-all Of which lie
on the shores of the great lakes-they suffer in
pecunary point of view, and further, that they
cut off from the lakes, where their subsistence is
mainly obtained.
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AND EDINBURG
LATE OF THE LQEP99GEE sI'D IDIl' = NJ

LATE OF THE LoNpo0ENr sND SDAl' ~
1-r, 1r,r, hSS,SGg5f TIT M. D., Collegiate Of kings
AH S HOPE o EV Esmnus and NIatiglIated Member
Of the UagSs MeG6s g Of # 9 gRys
OF 81 An9I5MS aia Obstetrics and the Diseases OF omen
3 Icentate Of the MEDICAL Faculty Neg
Orleans extraordinary NlsinDei VI 'i'
S9eiess, ssTt having originated the newly deyeopea
ffoesp 1fomoogy Of Life and Death. and consequen1
diseases of the human body. and aeI severn
OF neA among 900 patients IN the hqsIas anu
10 great perfection and CERTAINTY rs sncess ~ III
Is s;ssases that have baed the medical ana sugica
a and skill Of nnembers0f the medical ana surgical
sessr,1Ifas III England France, and AnleFlca LII
ts Atomic Treatment in however oespeI.9 WI
ger DIAN six weeks two months nor VIII te zee
~ sccented if unsuccessful. ,.,I.;,oa
Each patieuts disease eataent CIV ss9t 1sy
~ afonlBeeical ard aHaton0 oec4 f,
egoTsed eaaas. kept h edEeI iito il.sst Aie
De eoaaY vii he IL eltaess "a s,.,.s~f
tsss8sy $500 ss1ssf M |s a eIles 81 esasls ssAh
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT. - State VS.. Charles
NGr0-Ths was a prosecution for obtaining goods
under false pretences. The prisoner was young
man of good appearance and genteel manners, and
manilestIy engaged the sympathy of the bar when
he told the court, in melancholy tone, that he had
no counsel nor had he money to pay counsel fees.
The Judge requested Mr.. Upton to appear in his
behalf and one apparently friend of the prisoner
requested the Sheriff to state to the counsel that
the accused had wife and child and that this was
The first time he was ever charged with crime.
The STATED sempted to establish by Mr.. O'Rouke,
the military tailor under the st. Charles Hotel,
who appeared as prosecuting witness that the
prisoner represented himself to Mr.. O'Rouke an
officer of the United States army, whose commits
SION had been inadvertently left at Mobile He OBJ
tanned credit from Mr.. O'ROuke for some military
cnsigna and was not ready TO pay the bill when
presented. The counsel, in his argument to the
Inrv cOntendcd first, that the information was in
sufficient in that it did set forth that the goods
and effects delivered to the prisoner did belong TO
and were the property of Mr. O'ROuke. Second,
that there was no special averment that the prIs-
uner was not an officer of the army, and upon the
merits that it not proved that the credit was
given solely upon the faith of these said represent
tatiOns and would not have been given but Tor
them. and that mere representations unaccompa-
MED bv artul device or pretended tokens calculated
to deceive intelligent or men of ordinary intel
ligence were not sufficient TO support the charge
and authorize the Jury to convict The court
charged accordingly and the verdict was one OF
" Not Guilty"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
VSOR SALE by the subscnber-ail the LATEST PUBL
4 CATIONS of the day, among which may be found the
THE LITTLE WIEE--By Mrs. Grey:
PRIDE: OR. THE DUCHESS The first of the SEVEN
CAPITAL SINs-By Eugene Sue; ,,,,,
WHOM TO MARRY, AND HOW TO GET MARRIED
THE PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN. for the
Fourth of July;
HOME OF SHAKsPEARE-By F. w. FairiiOlt' F. s'A'
Beautifully Illustrated; - If the
THE HENPECKED HUSBAND-Byt the auulOi " VIZ
- History of a Fliu." cgosr-Rv
LUCY H0SMER; or. the GUARDIAN AND on0'- ~
THE TWO CoRPsEs A Historical ROnanoe-by RED
eTick Soulie; , 70 Camp street
Je28G WELD & 90. a1 . He9;c;nes
Agency of the Graefen6erg cgnrp4Hg : 'l'l1''1'.2'
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ETVHF subscribers have Just received additional r
i supply ofyery superior Gold and Silver Watches HgA
with Hunting Gases of NJ l. Tobias ROskeIl and ~ IL
other superior makers also Fine I0Hdon DHpier4
Watches rich Jewey of the latest styles c0mpnlng Inc
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals, Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases; Finger Kings,
Sc A so great variety Of FANCY GOODS selected ny
one of the finn in the European markets consisting OF WORK
Boxes Dressing Gases, fine Fans Recue and other lano g
Forks Caslors Candestcks, Double and Single barIe
Guns Pistols, Revove Bowie Knites, Military Goods, &c
&c for sale at moderate prices, by 49,, - %, &c.. ID.
ie3I HYDE Il GOODRICH. ID ChartreS 81
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SISTERS OF CHARITY.-The Stadt Antwerpen,
Capt Covert, from Antwerp, brought over, among
many other passengers, four Sisters of Charity
Sister Coelesline, Sister Gonzague, Sister Ferdi-
nande and Sister Robertine, Of the Convent Notre
Dame, in Belgium. They are under the protection
Of the Rev. NJ Ehrenberger, from Berlin, gen
tleman of high education, who told us that these
few are the pioneers of many hundreds who are to
follow them. Their destination is Cincinnati,
Ohio-Nclr York SIN
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RuMoRED MURDER.-It will be recollected that
a few days ago a person by the name of Mosely
was arrested for having made away with his son in
q very mysterious and suspicious manner. Mosely
was examined before Recorder Baldwin, and
quilted, much to his hearts content Yesterday,
however, the ghost of the boy was discovered in
Algiers, and a firm believer in the potency of
charms, after having sprinked holy water' on his
head, and crossed himself after the most approved
manner, wentup to him and seized him by the nape
Of the neck. The young scamp screamed most ms
thy, for albeit he had been beaten sorely by his
sire, his lungs were stout enough to carry out his ire
He was delivered into the custody of proper guar
dian, and so ends the celebrated mysterious, inhu-
man and atrocious attempt of father to kill his
own child. The amount Of the whole matter is,
that the young rascal got a very severe whipping
from rod in the hands of his daddy, and then ran
away. We trust that now that he has turned
up he will behave better in future.
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LEANS CLASSIFICATION
C0TTnN ANN TORACCO STATEMENT.

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton bales. Tobacco, hhds.
Stock hand, Sept 1, 1847. -. 23,493 22,336
Received past 3 days.. 1859 30S
previously. 1874 2O3-1, 1872 47,43S-47,746
1,2O9,385 7O,0S2
previously j iii 872-1 lbs 1928 Al, Soft, sol
Stock on hand not cleared ..........84,O57 22,28l
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SUICIDE. - The body Of Nathaniel P. Rus
sell was found in the water at Nahant on the Sd,
under circumstances which leave no doubt that he
committed suicide. Supposed to have been insane.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PORTRAITS


by the application of the above mysterious agent Da-
ID gUeHeOype "a discovery OF the ggbc6eIs the under
signed is enabled 10 produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECONDcatching the precise
expression instantly and fixing indelbly upon the silver
plate s Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKENEssEs of relations friends, do at moderate
price. Rooms of Canal and ChartTe Ss-E1tTance
No. Chartres street. [my3 lyl w II. HUTCHlNGS.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREoTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberia patron
y. age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOdeans
five years ago during which he has taken portraits
than any other person the world. HIS specimens were
exhibited at the Fair competition with Others taken by
the best operator from New ork and he awarded the
First Premium NOspecmens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself NJ. the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice are
the best inducements DESTROYS OF instruction IN the
beautiful art Genuine Voigtander Cameras 70 per cent
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the same
Plates at 50 per dozen SeOvs No for SO 5guaIanted
best plates made in the United States Gases ~ 70 and
So so; NewYOr Cameras al $l3.
e1S~ Orders from the country promptly attended TO-,
To- Entrance No. CAMP street. mill II
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Suicide OF A GIRL. Miss Caroline Hall shot
herself recently at Evansville, Ga, because she
had been refused by her parents in marriage to a
Young man belonging to the army.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eI~ Mrs, @. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who DESTROYS Of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons Ladies in either Of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the reasonable terms Apply
at this Office apl2
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A GARD.

R. C. MATTHEWSON respectfully informs the citizens
of New Orleans and the public generally that he is neces
tated visit Texas upon urgent business but that he will
return and take charge of La PATRlA, in conjunction
with Messrs. Aeman Gomez, soon as the requisite
number of subscribers shall have been obtained agTeeaby
to the Prospectus. ms
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Ship BENGAL, REap I-Hernnnl, !, y Whitney & C,n
Ship Gipsey (Br.) Thompson Liverpool, ?. Maxwell Il Co
Bark Victory Ryan, Vera Cruz, Master
Brig Edward TIlet, Reid, Kingston Ja Jno. Alexander
Big Othello Darlington. Vera Cruz Master
Bn. Sterling, GsOt, Boston, Jno. Alexander
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INHUMAN CONDUCT. - Yesterday a little slave
girl named Mary was taken in charge by the Sc
cond Municipality police, having been cruelty
beaten by person who was known as Amelia
Raymond The girl, who was not more than eight
years of age was found in the yard of the accused
with an iron chain around her neck, and in a most
emaciated condition. A warrant was issued for
The arrest of her mistress
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% The first birthof a child of American parents
in ST. Helena, took place the Sd Of May, the
wife of Capt Smith Baldwin being the mother.
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Mr.. l.. S. HOUGHTON, of Vicksburg, and Mr.. r. w.
WORTHINGTON, of Rodney are duly authorized agents
to receive subscriptions and receipt for all account
of the g CRESCENT"
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To BE HUNG. "A negro woman has been SEN
fenced at Stanton, Va, to be hung on the first
Friday in September, for attempting to kill Mrs
Tayyna her mistress.
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A WARNING TO SMoKERs.-Two ladies at Vel
low Springs, Pa, were recently nearly burnt to
death while reading in carriage, in consequence
of their clothes taking fire from a cigar which the
gentleman who accompanied them was smoking.
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~ We see it stated, We know not on what aus
thority, that David WilmOt, of Pennsylvania, has
taken ground in favor of Martin Van Buren, and
freesniL.
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FNSEIVNAbIE oUNA11L1a1A NIISg III y,
No 81 C4N8L STR EFT Under the Planters Hotel.
TEVUE subscribers have received large and fashionable
stock of CLOTHING suitable for the present season.
and are receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
from New York, at which place they have manu1acJOy
Although their already pretty well known TO the
public they will briefly state that they have adopted the ae
system doing strict cash business, believing this system
to beneficial their customers IS to themselves as ey
are moi CHARGED an extra price in order to the Losses
which those who do credit business Gigags more or less
susain A call IS respectlully solicited
JOHN S0UTHWEI.h 81 co. I'll Carsl st.,
ap159m Under the Planters Hotel.
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% The ten hour law went into effect in Penn
sylvania, on the Sd inst.
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o. Mr.. Palmer, late of Indiana, who has ex-
plored the country north of the Columbia river,
says that Vancouver's Island is as large as Great
Britain, and contains all the natural resources to
make it the seat Of empire Of a great nation.
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DIABoLICAL OUTRAGE.-A family named Man.
at Providence, r. l., had oil of vitrol thrown into
their windows on tIle LIST inst Some time ago an
attempt was made to blow them up with gunpow-
der. The family hadl made complaint for the ylo-
Iations Of the license law.
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NJ Some forty years ago, Fisk and Upham were
classmates AT Cambridge. At that time, it was
fashionable for gentlemen TO wear their cravats
er,ormo,,sv stuffed Fisk was noted for wearing
the largest siung of any one in college, and rather
T1nban's room. one morning, and said:
Come Upham, Fm going over to Boston, to-day,
. II think not, said Upham. g have no business
there, to-day BY the way, Fisk, do you have your
washing done in Boston!''
mo, said Fisk; . what the ID put that into
why said Upbam, g see you have bundle
of dirty clothes around your neck, and thought
perhaps You might be taking them over to Boston to
have them washed!'
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WANTED A WARDEN-Nancy Ward was yes
terday brought before Recorder Baldwin upon the
charge of having threatened to kill masculine
cherub belonging to Mary Smith. The manner of
the intended murder was not, nor will it be, made
made known until Tuesday next, when Nancy will
be brought up and made to account for her INSIDE
rupauOr
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PLAYING CARDS.
yTIHE subscribers agents for the manulactu - a
rers have in store the following assortment Fl
of PLAYING CARDS, viz: S. X N
$50 groce Hghlanders, low priced 81 S1Z4
IS +" Merry Andrews and Decaturs; Hkkslls4l4lt4ss4
80 . Superfne Eagles. AZ ~
Also large assortment OF r lNTERS' NJ W
BLANK CARDS and CARD SHEETS. 1880
iy3 1w Il. r. STEVENS, BRO. Il Co, 50 Common st..
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SPANISH LANGUAGE

ER- PRIp.4TE LESSONS ONLY. LII
II J. GOMEZ, Editor Of La Patria, will devote few
H. hours during the day give instructions in the Span
sh Language. Mr. G. has adopted new and 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 office No 81
Exchange Alley Cont OF, the Bookstores OF
J. B. Steel Ii Camp ThOs l.. White So Canal St. and
j. O. Morgan, Exchange Place adjoining the Postofce.
GN" If required Mr. G. will give lessons at night III"
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NO HUMBUC

NO HUMBUG.
UPWARDS Of 1000 bottles of DR COZ. FRTAN,5
~ G0NORRCEA MIXTURE have been sold during fbe
past year, without complaint single Instance Over ten
dozen used in orr q 81 Huspital This Medicine ea-
snges compstpn both the point Of taste AID tertelaN
Ct cure where fols, The money ws bs ne1ndfd IN cffs
eass. 80 Pela 81 .NlsELY, 81 ri ,s s3a
81 fQ&1Asaf htFftss hg# sEe-4-s
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no Mr. John o. WattIes and his wife are the
sole survivors of community which had been
established about 40 miles above Cincinnati, some
eighteen months since. During the late terrible
flood caused by the rise Of the Ohio, the house in
which they lived was undermined, and in its fall
n parsonS parished. Mr.. Wattles left this city
Yesterday morning for Lake Zurich, with the view
of taking steps for founding another community,
II Is understood that Seth Paine who resides there,
and who holds a large tract Of land by what he
calls "robber utle, !" will Join in the movements
Chicago Tribune.