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ASTROLOGY
NEW GOODS! CHEAP GOOD
u At BROWNS NEW-YoRK STORE. No. 1903

to- At BROWNS NETWORK STORE, No. 165
Poydras street 81
SILK GOODS. - WateTed, Satin striped, eros du Rim,
- Plads ETC.. super ba k Silk Velvet, BOmbazine, extra
fine Apacas French MerinOs, Aqula Lustres Bareges,
Cashmees De LANES French Chntzes, entirely new design
GL0VEs,-Ladies and Gentlemen's Kid, silk and Mode
Gloves, Of all descriptions and finest quality Fnges and
Gmps of all eolO Dressmakers Trimmings of all kinds
200 pounds of Whaebone, quality by the pound
smaller quantity, cheaper than offered IN he city.
STEEL TRIMMINGS. Steel Beads of finest quality, at
12a per bunch; rich Velvet Bags Steel purses, Zephyr
Worsted WoHed patterns and Trimmings; Laces and EN-
IRISH LINENS - A good article Of pure Linen at SO
per hapece also, fine quality 70 to 30 cts yard
worth 35 to SO cts also finest quality for bosoms ETC.
BLEACHED sHIRTINGS.- A good article for family
at per yard Ginghams, fast eooTs at 10 cts
worth 10 cts yard kereys at 10 cts yard-lower
than can be bought at wholesale
AMERICAN PRINTS.-A splendid assortment of new
STYLES Menmac, Fall River and COeheco Pnnts equal in
coong and design to French Prints and at half the price of
~ The assortment is very general embracing almost
Furnishing and Thread and Needle Store. With facilities
unsurpassed for receiving goods regularly from NewYok by
the steamers many Of them bargains from the New OIk
auctions monthly saving of from Sl9 10 $500 in rent
and expenses the above articles be sold lower than
be purchased in the city. without personal sacrifice
Newly Ofer accustomed the low prices of the North viii
find goods quite as low as At any OF the cheap establishments
in New oTk city. nH I'll
DRAYs, WAGONS, CARTS, oART-wHEELs, &c.
TIME undersigned, agents for the sale of -
L ID. 9. Wilson's and 7. Chds Co.'S S%
lof Phhadelphla) Days, Carts, Wagons ETC.,
so DRAYs non and wooden axletrees assoTIsii sizes.
70 MAG.lNS, assorted szes-with and without Dodiss
10 CARTS, assorted sizes.
100 pair OK CART WHEELS. escorted sizes
% WHEELeARR0Ms.
gasssty asskaeosi E9pReE, Co..
a lk gsAsssissslsits
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TEXAS ELEcTIoN.-The only additional return
we notice in the Texas papers is the county of
Rusk, which voted Cass, ass; Taylor, 2O2. The
Civilian remarks
Our Exchanges from Eastern Texas contain
scarcely any further election returns The Rusk
Marshall, and Naeogdoches papers all concur in the
belief that no county in Eastern Texas has given
majority for Taylor. Harrison was supposed to be
strongest for tie wings, and there the democratic
majority was sixteen. The only counties in the
west which have given Taylor maiorities, as far as
we have received returns, are Cameron and Nicto-
ria-the latter a majority Of only one vote. Bets
were made before the election that Taylor would
not carry five counties in the State; and he has
probably failed to do So
UnaaimOus.-The Western Texan states that
the people in the neighborhood of the Missions of
San Juan, San Jose an Espada, composed almost
entirely Of Mexican citizens, voted unanimously for
Taylor, who received 10l vOtes-Cass 0. This
vote is included in Bexar county.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

New JERSEY BAPTIST AssocIATIoN.-At the
Annual meeting Of the Association, held at Salem
a few weeks ago, the Secretary reported that the
Convention has, during the past year, carried on
its operations in fifteen counties, and aided %
churches; 2,slO sermons have been preached, and
l55 persons have been baptized. Revivals have
been enjoyed by five churches under the care OF
the missionaries Sunday schools have aourished,
and many persons have been persuaded to sign the
temperance pledge. Rev. George r. Bliss, at this
meeting, remarked that about tire time the N. ].
Baptist Convention was formed, nineteen years
ago. the first Karen convert lin India was baptized.
Then there were in New Jersey about 500 COM
municanis, go churches and as many ministers.
Now there are, in round numbers, II 600 members,
100 ministers and 80 churches In the same length
Of time there have been added to the Karen
churches, members equal in number, nearly to the
increase 81 all the Baptist churches in the State Of
New Jersey.
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NATIONAL AMPHITHEATRE,
Corner of PoYdras and Baronne Streets.

s. P sTICKNEY. Proprietor and Manager.
TUE Public respect y informed that his establishment will
n open the the 221 December,
pany OF Artists composed Of the STARS SELECTED FIR ON
THE AMPHITHEATRES OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.
II Toe Magnificent Stud VARIEGATED ARABIAN STEEDS
has been selected without regard aud the performances,
Consisting Of all that Is CHASTE, BR BLANT and DARING,
will be unefualed by other establishment in the Southern
Metropolis
~ So of Novelties will be produced during the
and nothing shall be found wanting for this Unique
Oympan Temple the high reputation has maintained
The FIRST EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
SOUTH.
,s5- Treasurer, J. W. JONES. agent, F. HUNT. IA
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LAUNCH.-The splendid steam frigate Saranac
was launched at Portsmouth, N. H., week before
last. Her dimensions are as follows: length be-
tween perpendiculars at the load line, 30 feet
length from knight 10 tafFrail, 220 length
over all, 233; length Of keel, 20l; beam moulded
at load line is So; beam extreme at do, 81; ex-
IRENE breadth within paddle boxes, 81 feet inches;
breadth from outside to outside of paddle boxes,
60 feet; carpenters tonnage, 1880 tons. Her pad
die wheels will be Of % feet diameter, with face
Of nine feet; the steam cylinder will be so inches
in diameter and feet stroke. She is to have three
copper boilers, each weighing IS tons. She is to
be rugged as a bark. Her armament will consist
Of eleven heavy guns
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMRRIoAN rHEArRH.

II. p GRATTAN-.. Stage Manager
FIRST night Of the New Drama Of DoMBEY AND son.
THIS EVENING, "Wednesday, Dec Iss-The performances
will commence with The highly successful Drama originally
produced BuTt On Theatre, New York Nv
Bro CHAM. Etc., from Dckens celebrated Novel Of DOMBEY
AND SONM Dombey, Ibis first appearance season. Mr.
Stanley; Too, Ar. J. Charles; Carker Mr. Rvusr so
Gl Mr.. Giiersou; Capt Edard Cutie Mr. J. Greene. jack
Bunsby Keller Major Joe Baesock, Spear The Ma
tive, Mr. MorauI b, the Grinder, Mr. Thompson Walter
Gay, Mr. Kingsley Brogley, Mr.. Grosvenor; Gripp Mr. DAYS
Mither, Mss Fr7iame Edith Dombey Mrs. Coleman Pope
Mrs SkeWto Rowe; Florence Dombey. Mis- Jackson
Susan NippeT Miss +. PeTie; Flowers, Mrs. Tmoney PAS
SEUts by Miss J. LaForest.. PAS COMIQUE by Nj.
Thompson with the Romantic Drama acts
called TIE CORsAIR's BRiDE-Wrtien by Mr.. H. P.
Gratan, Member Of the London Dramatic Authors Society
Alcouz Mr. j. Charles; zaldi, Mr. Kingsley Sazap, Mr.
Spear Beppo, Mr.. Keller Al Hassan, Mr. Rynar Bad0r Mr.
Grierson Kinda, Mrs Coleman Pope; Ieda Miss T. Petr
Irene Miss Jackson Aehme Miss Bowen. During the Drama
Characteristic Dance, tarFanged by Mr. Thompson, By the
characters and Combat BY MesTs Charles, Kingsley, Rynar
and Grierson.
~ The Police Department under he control Mr. s. L Bean
Prices Of 1dtssiODTess Circle Parquee Second and
Third Tiers, cents Cood Boxes cents Gallery, rs
a Private Boxes and Seats be secured the BoKOce, be-
the hours Of 10 A. NJ and P NJ by applying Geo. $.
Stanley, Treasurer.
Doors terbefore Performance will
at a quaTter-past precisely DC
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THE RrvER WEATHER, ETC.-Ihe weather,
which was cold on Saturday and Sunday was
mild Yesterday, with light Southern breeze. The
river is becoming low below this city only five
and half to six feet water is reported on some Of
the bars, and heats il consequence, have advanced
the rates Of transportation to New Orleans.-St.
Louis Organ, 18th uh
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SOFT Meetings This Evening

LOUISIANA COUNCIL No, at Temple Hall, So Canal st.
PELICAN DIVISION No, l, at Pelican Hail. cor. Common
and ST. Charles sts.. at halfpast 7.
OCEAN DIVISION No. 2, at Unity Hall, Mangny's Build.
ngs. Third Municipality. at half-past7.
CRESCENT DIVISION No. T. at Crystal Fount Hail. 222
TchOupiOuas street, at halfpast T.
JEFFERSON DIVISION No. 10, at Grstna at hafpast 2
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THE PITT.-The Cincinnati Enquirer states that
some rogue not having any fear of the pit which is
bottomess, entered the room of Mrs G. ID. Pitt, the
actress, and distracted quantity of articles of
jewelry therelrom.
P. S.-The Commercial says the story of the rob-
berry of Mrs. p. is not true.
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FEMALE FREE MAsoNs. only female Free
Mason We ever heard of was the Hon. Miss St.
Leger, who, having been detected in the act Of
overlooking the proceedings Of a lodge in her
fathers house, was forced TO take the degrees She
used afterwards to walk in the Masonic professions,
and her portrait is to be seen in almost every lodge
in Ireland
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

A New DEBUTANTE.-The New York Day
Book has the following extraordinary announce
ment: AtGrace church yesterday, young lady
made her first appearance one Of the choir, and
was received with the most distinguished approba-
ton. She is native Of this city, and pupil Of
the American Musical Institute. T"
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Auction sales This Dav.

MORPHY MENUS will sell at 10 o'clock at No 81 Maya
zine street. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes Hats, etc.
R. NJ ARMELD viii sell at the store of Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes, etc. with.
out reserve. [e1" See Auction head1
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lss- George Washington Dixon arrived at Bat.
more on Saturday last He belongs Il lhst elass q
individuals who peem 70 prefer notosieig to " sl,e
ETsss gSseWpss Ct gaea Hsne, "--AaVsle Hspss'
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EFFECTS OF THE FACTORY SYsTEM.-The Bos-
ton Times states that within the last two weeks, at
least half dozen girls have been seduced from
their employment at Lowell, and are now in broth
els in Boston-decoyed there on pretence Of get
tina resnectahle emnloYment at better wages
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs. II The Charleston
Courier says that spurious twentydollar notes, of
the Bank of Georgetown, are in circulation in Co
lumbia and in Alabama. The paper ON which the
counterfeit is printed is dark and harsh; the Wig
nette of the female at the top and centre, and
especially the ship in the distance, are badly
executed the numerals Xxx, and the general
engraving have also darker shade. The signature
Of the Cashier is well done, and that of the Presi
dent passably, although more lightly written ON the
spurious than the genuine. The counterfeit is
made payable to A. G. Rose. This gentleman is
the Cashier of the Charleston Bank, and the name
has probably been inserted in this case with de-
ceptve views.
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ST. CHARLES THnATRE.
Mr.. GEO. vANDEN9oFF will .nD.ar

Mr.. GEO. VANDENHOFF will appear.
TElHS EVENING, Wednesday, Dec g. l8i8W1 presented
the Play OF LOVES SACRIFICE Matthew Euore, Mr. G.
Vandenho Paul Laont Mr. Norton Margaret Gilmore, Mrs,
Jones; HeTmina Mrs. Stuart TIE conclude with THE
CHASTE SALUTE-Thibeault, Mr. Chppendae; Madame
Thiheault, Miss Emily Coad.
i5y- Mr.. C. ID. PITT s engaged for Six Nights only
Doors open half past Curtain o'clock
l Tickets and places may had application Mr.. j. P.
BAlLY, between the hos Of 10 and O'clock every day. DC
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MoRE GIRLS MIssTNG.-A girl IA years of age,
left her home in Waltham Mass. on the 18th ult.,
since which there are no tidings of her. Arabine
Chick, Is years of age, is missing from Charleston
about three weeks.
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Gs- Romantic marriages seem to be all the rage
in Cincinnati. As an offset to the case of the
young lady who married her coaehman, an instance
is mentioned in the papers of that city of youth
who lately married his sisters cook HIS parents
are wealthy.
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o. The merchant ship Minerva, from Boston,
in attempting to cross the Pensacola bar without a
pilot on Saturday last, (says the Gazette, ran
ashore on the g Caucuses," where she remained
for several hours but was got off without sustaining
injury
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

TFHURsDAY EVENING, Dec. Z Is4s-wiI be presented for
the FIRST time this the celebrated Grand Opera
by Haleyy called THE JEWESS Perfomcrs Messrs. Duuc,
Valet and Leon Fleury, and Madame Fleury- Jolly.
az Performances commence at haEpast o'clock. dc
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90 The new Constitution of France was to be
inaugurated with much pomp and ceremony, on
Sunday, the 18th ultimo. The Constitution was
adopted in the Assembly by vote of 739 against 30
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AURORA BoREALIs-Ths beautiful phenome-
non, and rare vister to our Southern ATTITUDES, was
seen in Lake Providence in all its glory on the
night of the 18th nit 1t presented very beauti-
FIJI apnearaDce
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6s-The ." gay season y in Boston and vicinity
Says the Post) promises to be unusually lively and
brilliant this winter, to judge from the large num-
Der Of balls and assemblies already announced to
come off,
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MIssIssIPPI-The following is the vote for each
of the candidates for electors in Mississippi:

There were BOB votes gwen for A. G. McNutf
In Coahoma county Gen. Quiman did not receive
a single vote
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steamboat Departures This DaY.

steamboat Departures 131s Days
ksr SEE ADYERTIsENENTs ON THIRD PAGE
PitsBarg ...........U UNITED STATES Caldwell, S P NJ
Hasoo RiDer MUsCLE NO ?, GV1aTtney, P. M.
" U. S. Mail United States - For Cincinnati
Wheeling and PitrsbuTg.Th
street wharf THIS DAY Wednesday, o'clock P NJ positively
d6 HYDE g. OGLESBY, 70 Poydras ST.
The u States very ightdraught aud will delay.
to" Yazoo Packet Muscle No 2-This splendid
passenger packet will positively THIS DAY. Wednesday,
O'Clock p NJ from the foot Of Canal street, Grenada
Hazoo City d5 HYDE g. OGLEsBY 70 Poydras st.
EY Phoenix Fire Co. No. "a Subscription List
for the benefit Of said Fire Company aid them repairing their
n27 C. D. BUNcEs Hat Store, 30 Canal street.
IL Rogers,s LiverwoTt and Tar. We invite the
attention Of such readers excellent
for Coughs Colds and Diseases Of the Lungs and Chest
usemen Of this article on the thHd Of paper. MO I'm
~ Strangers in III City, see DR.. B. F. MULLEN'S
advertisements q other columns Of this He
very best his profession the United States
in need would do well give him CALL IS CustOmhouse
nl5d
GB~ " B. Palmer our Agent for the Cities of Phia
dephia, NewYork Boston and Baltimore.
ETe Messrs. r. BELL & co. Consumes of 80
sacks Corn per New Orleans will please call and re-
ceive the same or it will be sold to nay expenses.
n28 If HYDE & OGLESBY, II POydraS st.
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JENNY LIND
Hair Gloss; or, Der SChOn CLAM,
Won JULIUS wHoEHLER,
The dsting Hished German Chemist and Psychologist

WRIGHT co. would respectfully inform their patrons
- and the public generally that they have just received
quantity of the above article which having such
in Europe and which within the year has
been introduced into NewY OT and the principal Northern
cities with unparalleled success.
This remarkable compound was discovered By JULIus
WHoELER, 50 dis inguished chemist Psychologist and
physician while investigating the and treatment Of
diseases of the scalp He observed while employing Of
its constituents that the hair which in breaks of
Irregular distances and becomes remarkably dry became
uxuTany soft and glossy having the appearance of beau
ul polished surface and had changed 70 the richest hue
Thee 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 i was known as Der Sch6n Glanz " but sub
sequenty received its present dstng title at Vienna
ON being presented to Jenny Lind by of her admirers
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Gg-The Marshall cTexas) Patriot says that the
citizens of Lamar county bestirring themselves
about the Galveston Bay and Red River Railroad.
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RED RIvER.-The Shreveport Gazette of the
24lh says the river has risen several feet at that
place
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0rs-The editor of the Texas Presbyterian has
information of considerable emigration about to
set in this winter from the Southwestern States 10
Texas. Many are coming with the intention of
buying land and settling and others to look at the
country
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OF The deaths in Philadelphia, week before
last, numbered ll3-adults g., minors 40; by con
sumption Is; smallpox z; Group 5; drowned 8.
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01s-The Rusk Pioneer, wing paper in Texas,
has been sold to Messrs. Glidewell g. Parsons who
intend to publish democratic paper at Rusk.
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90 The North Carolina Conference fthe Metho-
dist E. Church, assembled in Danville on the 22d
Of November, Bishop Capers presiding
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DAM RIoE,s CIRCUS.
BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED WITH CAST
oor open quarter O'Clock Circle
so cents; Pit 25 cett; Coored Boxes SO cents.

TTNHE COSTUMES, TRAPPlNGS and ACCOMPLISHMENTS
the Ell gagt used any Arena the country
The PAVILION is exceedingly acous and comfortable
The HORSESBTe probably he best Stud used Circle.
The TROUPE the and talented that have
ben known be congegaed Among Them DAN RICE
the King TESTERS Mile ROSA the greatest living Eques-
trenne; GLENN ROl, the Rider Of the World Mons
La THORN, the accomplished performer exant; Yankee
THRIFT, the famous Northern Clown II. P. MADlGAN f..
ROSSTEN, FURNISH, DAY a o gentlemen
Arfistes; Mesdames RICE, NASH, THRIFT, MADIGAN,
etc.; MENTER'S BRASS BAND, led by the distinguished
Bugier, ABNER MENTER.
~ The famous dramatic and eecenuc Trick Ponies Big Thunder
Flash Dash aud Ar00s00k, viii appear. Also, Sgno
GERMAN, the celebrated Italian Rider; W. o. DALE The
Ninety Somerset man; and the popular young JAMES
HERNANDEZ
THE BULL-FlGIT Sports Old SPAIN THE TOURNA-
MENT, Sports Old Engand VIII brought MIS-
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aIllII.ia E 7..s ksA
Rsl gs1 q IS
S. b. ELLIs 8 90.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
perfumerv. Toilet and Fancy Articles,
STATIONERY. MAGAZINES. BOOKS PRINTS.
- Etc No 80 R6ya1 street and 70 St. Chartes street.
(aeaTly opposite Dr. Cepp's chuIchl N Orleans d5 St
MUSIC AND SINGING.
n FEHRMANN, Prolessoro Of Music and Singlng Gomez
~. of Apollo and CLIO streets. IN the Drug ~ -
store, oilers his services to the pubIe Of NewOheans -
in giving lessons 81 a very moderate price, on thesS
PIAN0-F0RTE and in SINGING, on NE best principles
n ssi B'Bes ls II sl difference. eivsp. no sm
ROCKVILLE BRICK EdANUFACToRI.
HOEH BllNGTON respectfully inform the citzens
IL OF NeW0reaus, Lafayette Garr0lon. Agers trreIna
and Hoeyvle that they prepared 70 deliver the
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern country,
% baildsn aad 0tben a the lowest price thl ests9sh
ss pCng y HTpggoa.
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CoNsoRTING WITH NEGRoEs.A white woman named
Mary Robertson living Marsis street, between st. Louis
and Cont yesterday accused before Recorder Genois by
Eliza Crawford, who lives in adjoining hers, Of
being disoriey person, apd conserving with negroes.
warrant WIS issned for her arrnsi
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PENSACOLA - The Gazette states thas active
preparations are being made to rebuild on the
burnt district of that town.
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LARGE PorAro. - Timothy Moorine, ESD. Of
ihis Parish, sent as on Sunday, yam potato which
wsiahs fghi pepaag eaaaa logsgefi = eddie
Ra1siih
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pICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers the pubic his
IA as 4 UCTI0NEER lor the sale Of REAL ESTATE ana
SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES, pedgng biz ezcr
promote the interest Of those enStng business his
ar groes of every description constantly hand
public sale.
" Liberal Cash Adva nc made on conslgnments.
RICHARD TERRELL, AuCGoueer,
and Ks Arcatie
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CASH MlssING,-on The 18th ult., the teller Of
the Atlas Bank, in Boston, oyerpaid some unknown
individual $780,
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, SC.

"a Z I u u d PATHOLOGICAL.
w LII be sold Daily the store JASPER F. SMITH No.
~ Canal street, between Camp Magazine sretifi0
general Dry coos cotn~ in mart Of
"A
ia =, BOOTS SHOES HARDWARE, Cutlery, and
Trade. Terms, cash. ~ ''' S''
N B. Liberal Cash Advances consgumeuts Of DRY
Goods Hardware, Cutlery Gold Silver Watches Jeelrv mi
Merchandise generally. Of I'm
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

TO THE LADIES.
e 11f7 81 & g n
MFRS. d. e. YARMOUTH, IT CHARITIES STREET
most respectfully informs the Ladies ID lat she has OPEN
ed her and splendid MILLINERY SALOONS and
Offers for the approval of her friends and patrons
superior stock of BONNETS and FANCY DRESS
GOODS thing rich and really of the latest mporta
lions and fashions. Please call and examine. Mat
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SLAVE DEPOT.

ssP Slave Yard and Boarding House, 15o Gravier
Street second door from Carondelet.
TTOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
al an times Slaves will be received board or sold
on favorable terms The building large hree-stOy brick
house, and very odOus Slave Depot Particular
attention viii be paid 70 the health and cleanliness OF all
slaves placed in this Yard n4 If
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The German gloss for the HAIR known the Jenny Lind
Hair Gloss the Continent and the wonder Of the age,
deightmg body, has TO London to show its
charms We were not little amused 70 lis beauties dis
played by the Jenny Lind gve the Royal Opera last
ing and especially that Count OEay had previous
to listening the nghtngae's song annoned his head
with her balm All the town alive and every body get
ting it,
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PIANO FORTEs TUNED

NHE subscriber begs to inform the people Of NewOeans
IL and vicinity, that be has returned 10 the
city, and is ready to Tune and Regulate sj
P RI H. FoRFEs d in 5s Is. mosa59sI
left at MayO's Music Store. No Camp street, VIII be
promptly attended to ld4 lm1 ELIJAH DUNBAR.