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ST. CHARLES -Shakspeare's tragedy
of Othello," with most powerful cast of the
principal characters, is announced for tonight.
Mr.. Fleming, as the Noble Moor" will have
fine opportunity for the display of his tragcpowers,
which all admit are of high order. The persona
ton of Iago, by Mr.. Vandenhoff, has already been
witnessed here, and universally pronounced to- be
most finished performance The Chaste Sa-
lutte" calls " Old Chip into requsition as Mons
7Ribeaa, one of his most funny characters, and
affords the pretty Miss Coad an opportunity of Civ
ing some of her enchanting songs, whicl1the public
very much like to hear
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The DRYADEs STREET MARKET.-We perceive
that the Second Municipality Council last evening
granted an extension Of ten days to Mr. P. Irwin
for the completion Of his contract for building the
Dryades street Market. The structure was to have
been opened on the LIST of January; but the inces-
SAINT rains which have prevailed during the last
month have rendered it impossible to complete it by
that time. Had it been possible to do it, we are
sure Mr.. Irwinls energy would have effected it
The daily crescent., 1848-12-27

The TYPHooN IN CHINA.-An extract from a
private letter, received in Boston from ladv in
Hong Kong, dated Sept 9, says g We have had
terrific typhoon. 1t commenced on the 3lst ult.
and was attended with an immense loss of both
lives and property. Several vessels were driven
ashore, and some of them completely wrecked.
The garden Of Mr.. Drinker with whom we are
staying) was nearly destroyed 1t is supposed that
at least one thousand lives were lost in Canton
r;xap
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Died:

On Tuesday evening, Dec &C. hapas o'clock Mrs E. T.
c. DENNEY, aged 80 years.
The friends OF the family requested the funeral
from the residence Of her husband NJ Denney Tchoupouas
street, THIS MORNING. 10 o'clock without frhsr notice.
On Tuesday evening" 2 twenty minutes past o'clock Of
vision 8. of T.
~ The members Of Harmony Division Order in general
respectfully invited Crystal Hail. No. 222 Tcho
ptouas street, THIS AFTERNOON at quarter past o'clock in
order attend funeral late residence No 52 Ca
street, opposite Lafayette Square. ]. BENSON w. RI
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GT- By the following notice, which we find in
the New York Herald, twill be seen that Nh. Ban
croft, our Minister to England, has not, as was
asserted, been unmndfu of the fate of our country
men imprisoned in Dublin.
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PARfsH OF PLAoURMINRs. Dec.

PARISH OF PLAoUEMINEs, Dec 20. l648.
Jhessrs. Editors Can you tell whether the bill TO
pay the have kept school during the years 1886
AZ and 49, has passed both houses and also whether any
of money has been Appropriated by the Legislature for
the year 18497 In doing 50. you viii obige
One Of your Subscribers, DIRECTOR OF P. s.
17- In answer to our correspondent, we take
pleasure in informing him that the bill to pay the
teachers for '46, AZ and AS, in accordance with
the principles of the act of 1S42 was passed and
that $550,0OO was appropriated under the new
school law for lS4s and ls49.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent 5y VINCENT WILLIAMS
LAFAYETTE. Dec. IS. l84s-No arrivals to-day and
no alteration in Prices-HOgs bring DC . ID Sheep,
BLOB rs o head; Beeves. 51zf66c.; Corn. 45f675Oc %
bushel Oil Cake. 81 p 100 B; Hay. s140s15 . ton /;
Oats. s2c bushsI; Bran, 6O670c. o 100 d: Mich
Cows, s20035 p head.
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CHOLERA STAMPEDE.-On Friday night, the
18th inst, 25 or 30 of the ship New York's pas
sengers, detained at New York quarantine on ac-
count of cholera having been on board the vessel,
made their escape. About half of the runaways
landed at New York and half at Jersey city.
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JAMES GoRgoK BENNETT, Editor gf the Nelo York
Herald SEBy the ntenerence of the American Minister
London, am. after hundred and sixteen days i'm
prsonmen released Thanking you for your notice of my
position desire TO that in good health and spirits
and love the British Government much did before
the inside of Newgate. my second Republican college,
Respectfully, your Obdit seFv't
JAMES BERGEN. of New York City.
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DEFAULTER BROUGHT BAcK.-Young Beach,
who embezzed $50 OOOo or $50, 900 from the Bridge
port Conn Bank, and escaped to Europe. was
arrested IN Paris and brought back in the steam
ship Niagara. About SIG, 900 was recovered.
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SADDLERY WAREHoUsE-We refer those Of
our readers who are in want Of saddlery, coach
trimmings, and other carriage furniture, to the adj
vertisement Of A. C. Bull & Co, IS Canal street,
who has a most complete assortment of those arti-
eies From the long time the house has been en-
gagged IN that line Of business, we have no doubt
they have been well got up and carefully selected.
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VIRGINIA RAILRoAD.-Another section Of the
Louisa Railroad was opened on the 18th inst.
The cars now run within ten miles Of Charlottes-
vile. Whitwel P. Tunstall has been reelected
president of the Richmond and Danville Railroad.
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Ey- Two more interesting letters from our cor
respondent Indicator" viii be found on our third
page.
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WREcKED.-The U. S. steamer Dragon was
wrecked at the mouth of the Rio Grande, on the
26th ult Crew and cargo saved.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels YESTERDAY,

PLANTERS. Barbour Lewis; J Lmber, Washington
HEWLETT's. N Michsr Jno Wilkins Bryan Walter
Stevens, s Al G Colbert, Boston; L r Gugly La
YERANDAH. ID Debine, San Antonio Solon Robinson Ia
Dwight, Baldwin, J B Sherwood, N o.
ST CHARLES. Chas LeeiDg, Or Graehe lady N Y:
Harris Enoch Mason, Ala Lieut. L Geuzemeur, A; t
steamboat Aleek Scott Geo w Johnson, Coast.
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3ERaEE. of New York City.
Nor IN NEweArE, DUBLIN, Nov. 30, Is

NOT IN NEWGATE, DUBLIN, NOV. ~, 1913.
JAMES GORDON BANNETT, EsQ.: Sr-YOu find that
British nsolence has crouched before determination
discharged from prison. and obliged to leave the king
dom within three weeks pay fine OF vehundrsd pounds.
am an aen you will perceive, and obliged to leave
the kingdom without being allowed to ansact the business
came for shall soon be again in the land Of the stars
and stripes Hunah for the American Republic
am. sir, your obdt serv't,
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
Coaks PaIeOts, Capes Leggngs LsPreservsrs etc. etc.
SHIRTS. sCARFs. CRAvATs. ETC.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
d2d&w No 81 Magazine street.

TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND OTHERS
Just imported from the celebrated makers England large
stock of PERFECT PAPERS, expressly for BLANK BOOKS.
The superiority English papers well known well the
porance having papers for Account Books that viii withstand the
peculiar humidity OF our climate.
These papers Of the consistency Whamans Celebrated
Drawing Papers, and the description of papers used by all Public
Offices Including the Bank Of Engand) Of Great Britain
portion this new class Of BLANK BOOKS is Non Ready and
those who in Of VERY SUPERIOR BLINK BOOKS,
invited to call and examine ihema
The prices viii exceed the usual for
Orders received and executed any particular pattern at
new and improved BLANK BOOK BINDERY.
Also imported full supply Of Morans celebrated INKS COPY
ING PRESSES, and BOOKS.
n2s sdpH ''' '@'''"''' IS csmp street.,
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OF As every thing relating to CaIifornis, and
means Of transportation to that country, etc, is Of
public interest, we insert to-day our first page
an interesting erpOse of the difficulties and dangers
of the journey from Chagres to the city of Panama
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SPLENDID
HOlydaY Gift Books and Fancy Articles
FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS.
just rseeiged and for sale by
I'll OS. L. WHITE,
SO CANAL street,
GTFT-RooKs,


Leaflets Memory umna Poets aud Poetry Europe beau
Ted Annual for ls9i by Rey fIy ilustratrd Turkey
nell Coates. Morocco binaipg.
Gems Beauty or Literary Git Behupes British Female Poets
for 1919; edited By Emily Per- with Biographical and Critical
eiEAL Sketches.
FofA oherng Token Of Friend Prose Writers Of Germany;
ship edited by Frances s. dfuliy bound in Turkey.
osgood. LaIa Rookh Superb Edition,
Foras Dictionary beautifully L. with Is eegan. Engrayings
usrated with IS Floral Illus BY the most eminent Artis
Aons in very superior or The American Poets by
PLAN binding; by An Wirt. causine Fay beautifully H.
toFal Year embeIahed with Iurasa in Turkey Morocco
Bouquets Flowers drawn Poets and Poetry Of England: L.
and eooed from Nature lustraed; edited BY Rufus
each Flower illustrated with W. Criswod
POEM BY Mrs Anne Peyre and Poetry OF America illus
Dmmes. ,rntsd; edited BY Rufus w.
American Gallery Of Ars from Grswold
the Works Of the Artists Poca Works Of William Cullen
with Poedcal and Prose illus Rrvant. iluarated
uauoas HaIsek's Postical Works; illun-
The Garinnd or Token Of Friend traaed
Emp i'r 1879. MoOre's Poehcal Works. illus
The Arnarnnth er Token Of Re trated.
membranes Christmas and Hapers' Pictorial Bbs in Anti
New-Year Present. for 1919. ouarian binding
hysenth' Tor 1879 Prayer Books, in vevet Turkey,
Buds Blossoms for The Young and evy variety Of bn
FANCY ARTICLES.
Paper Maehe Ladies' Work Ca Ladies' Card Baskets
sea nevs variety syes Papisr Machs Ladies' Portfolios
@'ow prices, in great variety Of bindings
Bouquet hodsrs- Opera Glasses
Laaies ~ y 1lng Desks Gentlemena Writing Desks
LAs os se1ss IN variety Gentlsmen's Dressing Cases. su
% sye~ rerior article.
Ladies' Gard Cases. Gold Silver Bouquet Holders. a.,d
and every variety style. Paper weirhts
~ BIT NV. respectfully invites the public and ho.s ,vho
are in want Of Hoiyday Gin Books or Fang rti % e,l 80
exsne the stock and learn prices Goods offered for nae
das 6tap No. SO CANAL street.
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oomplinautarr Beneat fo 1Er. 3. .. Plaoe.


By the following correspondence it will be seen
that the Company of the American Theatre has ten
dered 10 r. L. Place complimentary benefit As
testimonial Of respect and esteem, Of (which none
could be more deserving, this compliment will. par
tcularly at the present time, be peculiarly accept
able to Mr.. Place. During his connection with the
drama in our city, for some years past he has be-
come favorite with, and won the good opinion Of,
our citizens.
Amsrican Theatre. Dec. Is, 1873.
s requested by the Company under your manage
hand you the enclosed will all by
allowing carry h mark of sincere respect the
ladies and gentlemen, yOurs, most truly H. P. GRATTAN
Robert L. Place, Esq.
R. L. Place Esq. American Theatre, Dec. Is, ls4s.
Dear SWe, the undersigned members Of Company beg
you accept proof respect for yourself
slight good feeling which should exH among
this sspecyOur united for night for your
night appointed when viii best suit your
convenience.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-27

DEATHS IN PHILADEDPHIA.-Th deaths in
Philadelphia week before last were Is5. Bv con.
sumption %, smallpox II, stil-bOrn 49, dysenieyy
3, a sFhuas,
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ny- Our thanks are due to the steamboat Josiah
Lawrence for late st. Louis papers.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS /;
LATITUDE, . s. 30 N-LOseIrUDI, 90 Win Time. 81.


Ship ReguluS. Smith, Boston, Chas Deake & Go
Bark Junior, Dicks, London, Chas Palmer
Bng MllaHdon, Devalle Tampico, VIM. H. Simmons
Brig Irving, Robinson, Vera Cruz Jro Alexsuder
SchF. Linnell. Brown, Norfolk, Masi Branda
Schr. q. G. Keyser Alfsun. Pensacola. JnO Hurley
Steamboat Mobile, Sutton Mobile, Master
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-P - --N1NAS11 ~ DOk511, g lamp Sc.
SPLENDID NEW YEARS DAY GIFTS
'hE LONDON ART UNION PRIZE ANNTTAI.
r1IrE WIN over one Hundred splendid Engravings
AAiZ S1,5h lem OF THE SEASON with twenty-fve En-
The AMERICAN GALLERY OF ART: from The
o. the best Artists; with and Prose e
1KTTS m usnea American Authors Edited Sartain
Fse o. the book superby embelshed The 6neSt hok
SCR sTrSes ~ 4olen up BY the American
sd,EsS;. ES iN . THE LIVES OF THE APOSTLES Phil
1dE hEkQlNES OF SHAKSPFA RE-. r,,,;.;. a, =
Se Charaeters Pays Of ne gresi pei
;, ess me direction Of Charles Heath from ravars nv
HE SNOW FLAKE; a beautiful Holv5.v p.4
ing ,SssAShED POETS OF ENGI,ANf1 Mn 4 Af1s
No., io tnes eentlres Edited BY Ruin n fod r.
THE OPAL; a Pure Gift for ali sea,on p,..,,
Isa an i Hale Beautifully bound Turkey MoTeee I Ry LIZ
cH cHsAAR5AA;Ct,TERIsTICs AZ A;Ct,T OF WoMEN-AIor.l Po.io.l
with twelve highly finished yseai
oy Airt Jameson author Of Disr ~ - EDITED
Iny the "book Of books.' If YOU wish - - Inls
tbis y With grace even own intrinsi sae
AMI lIt2A1nSAN WILD FLOWERS IN TEETp n .rrxyr,
s y ~ Emma g. Embury. With tvvenfv -, - q ~
from aser Mature, and Landscapes of tb ;aes;ss
IdE BOOK OF PEARLS:a a Choies f..,,.a
~ s Containing twenty anely-ezeeasd So, ,'s, F,
THE LADIES' ANNUAL: a souvepit If E,1..s...-..,
fsemefnbrance, for eia, with osnai asnoenip and
Erss Edited By Enay Marshall nIustrasd bV y snsis
oRACLEs FROM THE POETS = F.,.;e.,
r the pTasng Room By Caroline Gilman ia4 OlVeson
GEMS OF BEAUTY; OF Literary Gift for Is4g Nv r.
~ JuEs opened and for sale BY some renl..,..
sge assorne0t af PENS Ink papsf School Booze 49, see
Theological and Miscellaneous Books, wh every .hee
sassSp aa qlfi aAd tMsse 49, + Ft rssf
dT" 2. woopavFgl y Camp ,ssss
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John V. oHTLns, Enrravar.

No CAMP street.
WEDDING. VISITING and INVITATION CARDS Engraved
and Printed on superior French Enameled Cards.
JEWELRY, slLVER-WARE, etc., Engraved with the
neatness d26 6t2dp
The daily crescent., 1848-12-27

9r RIM. Pearson has been elected Judge of the
Virginia Supreme Court.
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NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIO.

"A GENTLEMAN recently connected with the Bank of
treand VIII be leaving this city In few davs direct ~
DaoAn, ana would execute any orders money transac
to bis care with punctuay and dispstoh an
calling BY calling 81 the Office Of - rFSA' y ~
-, "A. MARSfI0N, ST. Charlas stssas.
one door above P0ragas.
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Fancy Articles and Perfnmarv.

We have open Splendid Assortment New and Beautiful
FANCY ARTICLES,
selected expressly for this market, consisting in part Of
CARD CAsEs-Pearl, Shell, Silver, etc.
RETlCULES-slk and Velvet elegant patterns.
PURSES-A fine assortment, styles.
DEsks-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache etc.
WORK BoXEs-Ebony Rosewood Paper Mache, etc.
DRESSING CAsEs-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Maehs etc.
PoRTFO FOLIOs-Lesther Velvet and Paper Msche
ACCORDEONs-BeSt French, double frame.
MUSIC BoXES-shell and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HoLDERS-A pretty ASSIGNMENT
GOLD PENs-of the first MAKERS Gold and Silver Cases
JEWEL BoxEs-Ebony, Rosewood and Papier Mache.
CHESS hEN-Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLAssEs-A large assortment.
ODEUR BOXEs-FrOm % six bottles
PAPEPERlEs-of Ebony, Rosewood, Papier, etc.
FANs-ot Pearl, Ivory Feather Paper, sak ETC.
PORTE MoNNAIES-of Shell Pearl, Leather etc.
CANEs-Mouned with Gold, Silver etc.
UMBRELLAs-A superior article mads for us.
ALSO
ne stock Of PERFUMERY Combs Brushes, Cloves Suspend
Cotton SHIRTS, etc. etc.
d2s S2dp GUINNESS & BUSH. l2 Camn st
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COMMON REPORT

GAYS that the best HATS and CAPS in The city can
- always be found at the corner of CHARITIES FEE
60 and CANAL streets. All persons desiring M
to know the truth Of the report respectfully Go
= invited 70 call and examine the superior stock on
hand-consisting of Beaver Moeskin Cassmer Silk and
Quits Percha HATS; Fancy Velvet and Cloth CAPS for
Children ETC., etc. ]. DARCY,
dig corner Chanres and Canal streets
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Auction Sales This Day.
MoRPHY NEvIUs win sell at 10 o'clock at No. 81 Maga-
zns street, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Clothing, etc.
R. NJ. ARMFIELD viii sell the of Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods. Hats Boots Shoes, etc., with.
out reserve. IkZ See Auction head
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
~ SEE ADYERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD PxeE..

~ SEE ADYERTISEMENTs ON THIRD PAGE..
Mobile. e. A. OGDEN, KercheVal, 4P. NJ.
So Louis ..ALGOMA, Cleveland, s P. NJ.
Pirsburg JOHN ADAMS, Jones, P. M.
- Packet John Adams-FoT Louisville. Cincinnati
and splendid packe. leaves above THIS DAY.
wednesday, 9th nst O'Clock, P NJ
street wharf, d1 HYDE & oGLESBY f2 Poydras ST.
~ The steamship e. A. Ogden WeekEv Line
For Mobile Montgomery the New Basin
foot Of Julia street. THIS EVENING, Wednesday, o'clock
d27 HYDE & OGLESBY, l2 Poyiras 81.
~ Public Meeting of the o. of S. of T-Jef; ryon
Division No. 10 will hold Open Meeting Hail.
in Gretna on THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th Instant #
Inc Lsdles and Gentlemen Of GTena and vicinity A%
spectuEy invited to attend The meeting will be &
dressed by speakers Of abilities.
commence at I O'Clock. d274 ARCHIBALD DUNBAR. R.
~ Protection Hose Fire Co. The Officers and
Members Of Company
WEDNESDAY EVENING Dse. 81, at O'Clock. .
d2o JOS. F. RUSIIA Secretary pro tenn
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E. s. CONNER. J. r. HEssING, for self and
GEORGE JAMIsoN, Orchestra
JAS. CHARLES, GEO. 8. STANLEY,
C. KINGSLEY, H. P. GRATTAN,
GEO. ROWE, Mesdames E. s. CONNER,
n. RYNAR, COLEMAN POPE,
G. G. SPEAR, ROWE,
g. C. GRIERsoN, j. GREENE,
J. GROsvENOR, JOHNSTON,
JOHN GALsFORD, BOWEN
R. RAMSAY, Misses E. PETRIE,
W. THOMPSON, JACKSON,
C. KELLER, MORAND,
J. SHUBERT, for self FITzJAMES,
and assistants, TIMONEY,
J.DAVls, J. .LAFOREsT,
J. TIMONEY, SHUBERT
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HATS, GAPS AND UMBRELLAS.
ID ECEIVEO By the ships Msmphm Hero and st. MarY,
HI a few more dozens of those superior RAIN and
PERSPIRATI0N-PR0OF HATS-togsfhes with
~ ~ the most complete ASSORTMENT Of hats and -
~ CAPS; Ladies' RIDING RATS and CAPS (;
~ Children, and Infants kancg II ATS. CAPS, and
= NBONNEfS. Thec ge01s are superior ID style and
finish to any heretofore received sna win s found al
g, ID. AU&CE.H,
dNM PAemlHm HAT Eiom And Maanlapl08s D eaasl q
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s. of T. Meetings This Evening

Ss OF t.. Meetings This Evening.
LOUISIANA COUNCIL No. /. at Temple Hail. 5BlS Canal st.
PELICAN DIVISION No. /, at Pelican Hail. cor. Common
and St. Charles sts., at half-past7.
OCEAN DIVISION No. 2, at Unity Hail. Marigny's Build.
ings. Third Municipality. at hafpast7 z.
JEFFERSON DIVISION No. TO- at GFetna, at halfpast T.
CRESCENT DIVISION No T. at Pelican Hail. corner of St.
Charles and Common streets, at o'clock
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The above handsome offer was accepted by Mr.
Place, and his benefit viii take place on Sunday
next We feel satisfied the public will do honor to
the good feeling which the Company have shown
towards their Manager, and that the house win be
bumper.
The following is a copy of Mr.. Places answer,
To the Ladies and Gsnlss members Of the Company Of he
AmsricaH Theatre:
It is with real pleasure accept your kind and eonsdeats
Believe me- the good feeling shown in will forever be
extreme qualification than rpays Of the
which with many Others have ft during
nprOperOuS portion season, which yet way
worthy your exeons and best thanks
wishes for the welfare Of you ALL am, ladies and gentlemen very
truly yours, ROBT. L. PLACE.
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Steamboat Duchess left Louisville on the 10th inst Re
ports . ieet water in the Canal, and falling.
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Schr. q. C. Keyser, Aifs0n, Pensacola Jno Hurley
Steamboat Mobile, Sutton. Mobile, Master
Arrived Yesterday
Steamship Palmetto Smith, from Galveston 24h inst to
- Harris MoIgan-Lafayette
snip zaheth penison, Spencer from Bremen, Nov lth
TO masteF-2d my.
Bark Abercrombie CID Lowdy from the Clyde Nov l9h
Bark LscaId. Br) Smith. from Liverpool Oct 18TH to
Brig Czarina, Graves from Rio de Janeiro Nov 3D. 10
Geo. Green & BrO-lst my.
Schr Chsnan Clark days from Aransas Bay. to master
sc. Creole. Allen. days from Apaachicola, to master
-2dmy.
California Reynolds fin Noble
Mobile, Sutton, FIN Mobiles bales cotton
Eiiska. Landry, FIN Baton Rouge-5 bales cotton.
Duck hiver Appegae, I'm IenIas nver-116 bales cotton
~ Luna, aircliid I'm Bayou Sara-l5 bales cotton.
Ghalmetfo, Moore, fm Camden-912 bales cotton,
6allahatchee Wylie, I'm Wyatt-i337 bales cotton.
banner OF Attakapas, Fuller I'm st. Maninsville.
rincelons Dickinson I'm Camden.
Flora Johnson, fm Fermilionville.
S9slan Lawrence, Sacket FIN St. Louis 800 bis cotton.
Rhgnlx Fowler fin st. Louis
u u. White, Haygo0d FIN Louisville.
duchess, Wade. FIN Cincinnati
Snds Wnght, ONeal. fm Cincinnati.
Clnennatus, Goodlove, I'm Cincinnati.
Memoranda:
Steamboat Duchess left Louisville on the 10th inst Re.
pors . ieet water in the Canal and falling
Spoken:
On the 18th ut in lat ITO g s. long 29o 29' w bark
Valparaiso, from New York bound to Canton.
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U READ THIS. -E1
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.

II Offering this Preventive public
composition, when scourge the CHOL-
ERA existing secrecy regarding medicine that may ben
efca might say criminal componont parts
yentive are CAYENNE PEPPER, CAMPH0R, OPIUM,
CAST0REUM, "a powerful anti pasmcdic,) OIL OF PEPPER
MINT, and GOOD cOGNAC BRANDY.
This article up vias with full directions, males
and females also notices from eminent physicians Cholera
garng symptoms diet and clothing The public Will the
Of having this medicine hand suddenly
the night with violent purgng, those
toms, Cramp Spasm by taking spoonsu above,
reard check the disease physician be
owing great press Of calls in those
Another advantage is that upon the label Of every vial
that the physician instantly
before bis arrival which ell will Of
Importance The medicines fresh and active and physicians
depend upon their effect In connection with the Pre-
have powerful LINIMENT tor spaas and Cramp,
Containing Mustard Cayenne etc Any physician desiring he re-
cept BY calling the Depot No. 10 Caroneet street.
Persons leaving the city would DO well e. supply themselves with
vial Of PREVENTIVE and LINlMENT for If attacked with
Cholera while boat would delay the symphonic until physi
be obtained.
rs cents.
This preparation made by not by mixing the Tncurss Of
medicines by macerstng the medcamenta
themselves IN due proportions United States Dpenatory in
Cognae Brandy forming Compound Tncre Of the whole.
be made however, BY mixing the tnctures If
Tor ul description and dlTeetoos, see envelope.
k5g For sale the SOUTHERN MEDICAL DEPOT, No. 10
street, between Canal and Common DIS tadp
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THOS. I. WHITE.

BROWNS GOLD PENS.
tE Now in store, large stock Of these UNRIvALED GOLD
PENS Also usual supply Of GOLD PENS from the other eel
eoaied makeswih without Cases. Also, variety Of
PEN-HoLDERSoi Gold, Silver. Pear, Poreupne Quill ETC..
For sale wholesale and retail BY
an lm2dp GUINNESS 8 BUsH IL Camp street.
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SANDS'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

The subscriber would call the attention Of his patrons and he
pubic % his Large and Select Assortment Of FASHIONABLE
REAOY-MADE CLOTHING,
which he viii sell prices that viii meet be views Of the
MOST ECONOMICAL
m stock consists IN part Of black ancycoored cloth
Dress and Foch Goats blue and rab Pilot Cloth Pastots
and French and En Cashmere ard Dcesn Pants
blue olive and do black coh Embroidsrsd
Fess eaored Sasere Vests. Of all qualities styles; ancy-eo
Codrlngi0n Paletots
Of Cong q al styles and patterns together with Shirts o e
psttern Drawers Cavats Gloves Surrender 80 av
be found at the establishments Of ' - '
RICHARD SANDS.
corner Of Tchoupitoulas and Poydras streets.
lie continues Yor ad
ions hIa splendid The above articles iqf
The daily crescent., 1848-12-27

TEN DOLLAR BETS
TTyHOSE Gentomen who have bet Ten Dollar Hats II
i are informed that THE HATS are now ready ~
iOa iii ngnss'' anu CON y f DfARCY's. Charss street
The daily crescent., 1848-12-27

q 2 q ID q CT o MI
k1AhIlES GOING TO CALIFORNIA, will hear of A
= 10y oi Guns Pistols, Ammunition, Wearing Apparel.
etc, eo suitable Tor that climate which win be sold verv
as the owner Is about leaving the city. Particular
Hiaus Known py Immediately calling at the Office of
- A. MARMION. st. Charles ST.
ual one door above Pnrdras