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The reports which we publish this morning ex-
hibit, we regret to say, no abatement Of the epi-
demic now raging among US they, at the same
time, show thatit has not extended lie fatal effects
beyond the class Of our population peculiarly ex-
posed to the inclemencies Of the weather and pro-
verbally negligent Of their health. We see no cause
to modify the opinion which we have heretofore ex-
pressed, that when attended 10 properly IN the first
stages Of the attack the disease is not dangerous,
and the patient easily cured. One reason why the
deaths are so numerous may be found in the daily
arrival Of emigrant ships from Europe These
vessels are crowded with passengers, who, coming
principally from the north of Europe, are immedi-
ately on landing exposed to climate unusually
warm and unhealthy even to the natives of the
city they have few of the necessaries, and none
Of the comforts Of life with them; they have sud
denly changed diet of salt meat and hard biscuit
to one Of fresh meats and fruits; and they almost
universally drink the water of the Mississippi,
which operates violently upon the bowels Of every
one unaccustomed to it. Is there any thing as
tonishing, therefore, that hundreds of them should
fall victims to the disease, and go to swell the re-
turns of mortality, which, taken in the gross, alarm
so many of our citizens: but which, when exa-
mined and analysed, should rather have the effect
of restoring confidence and inducing a return to
our habituaI vocations! We have no desire to i'm
press upon the minds of others sense of security
where there is any real danger, and feel that it
would be an almost hopeless task to undertake to
induce the majority of our readers to view the
Cholera in the same light that we do ourselves !;
but while we cannot expect to produce conyic-
ton Of its comparative harmessness, we must pro-
test against the foolish fright and senseless exag-
geration now so common. Grant that the disease
is bad enough no one is the less liable to attack
from constantly talking Of it, nor the more likely to
recover because he has worked his nervous system
into an unnatural state Of excitement, by appre
hension which has no adequate cause Where
Cholera kills one, fear will kill half dozen. And
hundreds would escape altogether, did they no
bring on the malady by dreading to meet or taking
noxious nostrums to prevent, it.
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PowERs1s GREEK SLAVE.

THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLEss WORK or ART.
which originally exhibited New York, Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington. il now on exhibition at
COOKIES GALLERY. No. IL ST.. CHARLES STREET.
The proceeds by The munhcent donation Of is owner JAMES
relief or DESTITUTE FEMALES.
Pamphlets, descriptive Of The work. be had the Door, the
Bookstorss and Hoteis-Prices 10 CENTS
ee @ Tickets, 50 cents Children under II years. hnpse
Season Tickets 81
Hours Of Exhibition, from A. M.oi0P.M. nasa
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70 MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND OTHERS

TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND OTHERS
Just imported from the celebrated makers England large
stock of PERFECT PAPERS, expressly for BLANK BOOKS.
The superiority of English papers well known, well the I'M
poance having papers Books that viii Withstand the
peculiar humidity OF climate.
These papers Of the consistency Whasmans Celebrated
Drawing Papers, and description papers used BY all Public
Offices Including Bank of England) Of Great Britain.
portion this class Of BLANK BOOKS Non Ready and
those who are in want Of VERY SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
invited call and examine them.
The prices viii exceed the usual for h class books
Orders received any particular pattern
new and improved BLANK BOOK BNDERY.
Also imported full supply Morans celebrated INKS COPY
ING PRESSES, and BOOKS.
NoRMAN's Book and staioners' Establishment,
NO &l9n Is
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PRESIDENT OF FRANcE.-Though the latest
Geographic news from France denies that Lamar
tine had Withdrawn as a candidate for President,
the foreign correspondent of the Inteligencer says
" M. de Lamartne is said to have decidedly with
drawn from the contest, transferring his support to
Gen. Cavaignac, with promise of the Vice Presi-
dency Of the Republic"
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D1s~ John NJ. Bolts, in a card published in the
National Inellgencer, denies that he has received
any communication " from the Embassy at Madrid
or from any other source on the subject of the pur-
chasing of Cuba"
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RoUGH AND READY DINNER IN FANEUIL
HALL.-The Rough and Ready Club of Boston are
to have grand dinner in Faneuil Hall on the 22d
of February, the anniversary of the birth of WASH
ington, and of the battle of Buena Vista
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New HAMPsHIRE-After two or three days de-
bate, the House Of Representatives, passed re-
solves expressing the belief that slavery cannot be
introduced into free territories, without the positive
interference of Congress.
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Auction SaIes This Dav.

BoEEEvAL DoMINGoN will sell at II o'clock. the st.
Louis Exchange, Gold and Silver Watches and Fine
Jewelry.
R. M. ARMFIELD viii sell at the of Jasper Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods. Hats. Boots. Shoes etc., with
out reserve. IeT- See Auction head.l
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LACK OF Ice AT Hone KoNG.-It is stated, in
letter from Hong Kong, that they had been all out
Of American ice there for six weeks previous to
September %. The amount exported to that place,
the present year, from this country, has been I'M
usually small.
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supplied to 1905 dwelling houses in Boston, and
the demand for it is rapidly increasing.
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New OrIeans Cattle Market.

Corrected da3V Tor LFe CFeseeE, " VIkET "
Proprietor Of he Lafayette Stock Landing Ho'eh
LArAYrrrx. Dec. %. 1s4s-Auived, steamer B0reas
No. with Cows and II Horses Glencoe. with 50 Beeves
and 80 Calves Lamarsinc. with 80 Beeyes and p hogs'
Prices-Hogs, ssz34c p ID Sheep. 90 . head Beeves,
6Ga7c p b Corn 45G050c. 2 bushel; Oil Cake. 81 p
100 n Hay. s140sl5 ton Oats, 32c bushel; Bran,
6Of670c Q 100 ID Mich Cows, sI06f0 p head.
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FOREIGN MAILs.-The London Chronicle states
that mails will be dispatched, via Liverpool, for
British North America and the United States,
every alternate Friday during the months of De-
cember, January, February and March, and on
every Friday during the remainder of the year.
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das st2dp GUINNESS & BUSH. IL Camp 1t.

., - Grand Civic and Military Ball and sumner
, V Ssen p q Honor q Nal Gen ZACHARY TAYI5 Pss
$40 ~ "a United States al the 1RMORR HAIL. Jaauarv
0es ,bs s Q the shove viii remain open tie
invited ana Lsae can opIy be ebssas5 n t
% ~ -9n p entitled 70 three Ladies Tcksfs al who
VII fs-se 1-na n tfe n4les
80 u ss;sea VII Once ne BALI
lNGss e. o'elosk Bt csisE 81 tes eoaantfss = l'-
nss 9yo 4H1- P BROOKS. Dfreeter.
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Fancy Articles and PerfumerY.

We have open Splendid Assortment Of New and Beautiful
FANCY ARTICLES,
selected expressly for this market, consisting part Of:
CARD CAsEs-Pear, Shell, Silver, etc.
RETlCULEs-siIka and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURsEs-A fine assortment, new styles.
DEsKs-Ebony, Rosewood Papier Mache ETC.
WORK BoxEs-Ebony, Rosewood, Papsr Machs, etc.
DRESSING CAsEs-Ebony, Rosewood, Papisr Maehe, etc.
PoRTFoLIoS-Leather, Velvet and Paper Mache.
ACcoRDEoNs- French, double frame.
MUSIC BoXEs-sbef and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HoLDERS-A pretty assortment
6oLD PENS-of first makers Gold and Silver Cases
LEVEL BoxEs-Ebony, Rosewood and Papier Maehe
ChEss MEN-Chinese, English and German.
OPERA CLASSES "A large assortment
oDEUh BO1Es-Fsom to six bottles.
fAPETEklEs-of Ebony, Rosewood, Pspier, etc.
fANs-of Pearl, Ivory, Feather Paper, Silk, etc.
PORTE MONNAIEs- Shelf Pearl. Leather ETC.
cANEs-Mountsd with God, Silver ETC.
UMBRELLAS "a superior article made for us
ALSO
me stock Of PERFUMERY Combs Brushes Gloves SUSPEND
e' Money Belts Shoulder Braces Fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS etc ETC.
dss SOD 6rTTYNJA1Tfcc o. v1rxctrv
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Ship Waldron, Moore Liverpool. ]. p. Whitney co
Ship AFyum, Vinall, Cork, Gltfney y Lowell
Bark Mary Ellen, Hewitt, New York FesdIck y Bro
Bark Barselones (Sp) Manstany Barcelona J. TntoroF
Brig Lucy Watts. Watts, Philadelphia. w. Meman
Brig Salvatore, Evans. Havana. Y. Quadras 4 co
Brig MARY Ellen, We'll, New York, Toby & Boger
SchT. Gen. VIM H. Harnson Vinal, Apaachicola Master
HYDE Ogsesby
Steamer Gen. Jessup, Force. ST. Louis. Manh Ranlst
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Died

On the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr. CALDWELL Major RICHARD
GRIFFITH Of the State Of Mississippi to Miss SARAH
A. E., daughter Of Benz Whitfield, Esq, all of Kinds county
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q NO Friendship No. 21.--The member,
We So .n 9 ~ i9F VI lese g sesn Be called
Common and Canal Streets and below rass ~
SUNDAY 3tz oicl1ck r. ~ A. ~
Hopse q Mrs. Knight, corner q iaesa asd zs1ns sirseis a. ~
purpose Of Organizing eisenf ocer Pnnefaal nfsus
Ieq1esied.. BY order Of COMMITTEES Of Arrangements.
d2 JOHN 9. McGINTF, Secretary pro ton.
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FAVoRs--We are indebted to the officers of the
steamboat Glencoe for late Louisville papers; to
the officers of the Latona for late Shreveport papers.
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1s- Did the poet refer to the California fever
when he said
' Teach srring man to spun the rage of gain"
If so, was it not a singular thing in Goldsmith!
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s. al IN NIeetings This Erening.

9. Of II. i. Meetings This Evening.
UNION DIVISION No. g. Crystal Foun Hall. 222 TchOupi
toulas street. at halfpast7.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. H. Unity Hail. MangnY Build
ings, Third Municipality, at half-past7.
STAR OF Horn DIVISION No. %. at Odd Fellows Hail.
TchoupitOulas st. jackson. Lafayette athafpast7
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LA PATRIA.-Our friends Aleman and Gomez,
we PERCEIVE have issued circular setting forth the
advantages of their paper, La Patria," as a
medium for advertising. That paper has an extern
sive circulation in the Spanish West miles, Mexico
and South America, besides among the Spanish
population of the United States We make the fol-
lowing extract from the circular we have received,
and we advise all our advertising friends to try La
Patria if they desire to procure a more extensive
circulation of their advertisements among Span
ish inhabitants, and in Mexico and South America,
than could be obtained in paper published in the
English language:
I'VE hereby beg to draw your attention to the important
fact that La Paa now of the best for adver
Using in line OF trade commerce. We have been
publishing the paper regularly hee years and is circua
tiOn has become extensive Mckee, Yucatan,
Cuba Porto Rico Central and South America and in fact
in almost every country where the Spanish language is
spoken and almost the only paper generally read not only
by the Spanish population of this cyn0w numbering about
5000 SOOO-but also BY the greater part Of the 81 goo
40oC0 who spread IN ir3ton throughout the
Union. We you that La Patna has obtained
larger circulation than other Spanish paper pub
hed n the United States during the last fifteen years and
well known in every part of America where the Spanish
language is read OF spoken"
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- Auction Nctica.--B0NNEVAI & DOMINION
Exchange THIS DAY, At IL O'clock = -
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Ship ForfarhTs (BF) Wakefield Al days from Liverpool
TO Jas MeGee & Cod my.
BaTk Sir enry Poltinger (B CFowen 43 days from Bs
toll. 70 Hoghton Rankin g. Cod ny.
Brig Robert Pennel. Meriman, 15dSys from Tnnidd, to
master-PoiBt
Brig Waterloo (r) Norris from Falmouth Ga 14th inst
to VIM. Burgess & Co I'D my.
Bng CambFas KoppeEhodt, from WaldcboTO to master
Brig Henry. Baker ls days from Turks Island to master
schT Jno ROwlst. Falva 10 from BrazOs St. JagO. to
mester-lst my
tRr--lst my.
schf. 8 NJ. VAIN. CrOwen IS days from Savannah. to
naster-2d my.
Schr Corsp Bradbury days from Attakapas. master
lst my.
sTEAMBoATsf
Gipsy Ufs fin Baton Rouge-5 bales cotton.
Belle Creole, BFenham I'm Princet0n-l095 bs cotton.
Julia. Hinkley, I'm Bay01 de Giaze-l60 bales cotton.
May Foley, DafIes, I'm Lockport.
Ellen T Laross, I'm Point q la Hache.
Muscle No q Gwarney. FIN GFenada-lol5 bales cotton
a. de fsamartne ShangOn, I'm St. Louis
Mount Vernon. Jones FIN pittsbuTg.
Jas Dick. Besnyder I'm Nashville-4u bales cotton.
~. M. Miles, Hawley, I'm Cincinnati
Natchez. Holmes. I'm Princet0n-l5lo bales cotton.
Laionas Gilet fIn Pert Caddo-1483 bales cotton,
30 cas- No 3, Flthian, lm St Louis.
Dove. Box. I'm Louisville
Creole. BFoadwel- FIN Mobie-27 bales cotton.
Iowb0af Porpolse, Phillips. I'm the Passes.
Tcwboat Jefferson. FIN ths Passes.
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ArrivaIs a the PrincIpaI HoteIs Yesterday

ST. CHARLES John Carpenter John Richards, Pa
bert Y.
vERANDAH.. y Bonner, o. H Marshall DesOtO: Nudge,
Cincinnati; w Samusls, Ky.
HEwLETT's. &C Collins La; Williams, Texas; w
Honmann, Terre Beuf w Burnside, Pittsburg.
PLANTERS. UnderhiI w Harmon Edward D Ed
gar, ST Louis Tly Ala; Henry, West Baton Rouge.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANS


no An interesting letter from indicator" and
another from Manhattan, . win be found on our
first page.
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Memoranda.

TowbOat Persian towed down and 10 sea on the 23d inst
ships Arthur and jus Fehman bark Elizabeth and schr.
Friendship.
Towboat Jefferson lowed down and to sea on the 2d inst
ship George ThacheT; briggs Oscar Ricardo and Nancy.
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~ Accounts from Porto Praya to October 20
state that large quantity Of rain lad fallen during
the past season, and that the place was unusually
sickly. A large number OF the residents had left
for the more healthy of the Cape de Verde Islands
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MINT IN NEW YoRK.-Iti is proposed, says the
New York Herald that Mr.. VIM. B. Astor sell the
ground lately occupied by the Park theatre, site
for the mint that is or ought to be established in that
city by Congress-
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On Thursday December g. Of Consumption Mr. CORNELIUS
G. COOK Printer aged % native OF Pennsylvania and
resident Of this city a number Of years.
az The friends the deceased and his uncle Francis Cock
Order generally also The Printers q the cry invited to attend
THIS AFTERNOON, O'clock from the residence
Of his brother-in-law Mr. Bowss No 22s Canal
On Thursday evening, Dec g. the residence Of Mrs Milne No
ALEXANDER of Aber
deenshre, Scotland e Natchez papers please copy
u His friends invited to attendants funeral
TODAY, at 10 O'Clock.
Monday rs, Of the prevailing epidemic H. B. sNEAD,
Of Houston, Texas, aged nearly "a years.
by fell scourge which has made such powerful
city family lost worthy useful and beloved
member society It painful all times be
beeaved of friends but the loss Of those who rpened for the
harvest the affection pognantior the fruit be
gathered maury but when young the the generous
untmey then, indeed, other
earthly sought Living he enjoyed the love
friendship all knew him dying left aged parent
his loss aching void the memory Of his family
be filed
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ksp MOTTCE-JeHerson Fire Co. No. 15.-The
and Members the above Company are attend
Also Monthly Meeting Immediately after Washing same day
By order. d2e RoBT E. QUINAN, Secretary
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E% Protection Hose Fire Co. The Officers ant
Mebers Company will attend Regular MONTH
Washing and Cleaning on SUNDAY MORNING, Dec. 81, At
o'clock Also Regular Monthly Meeting MONDAY EVEN
ING January l. al O'clock Punctua attendance requested
By order. d29 VIM II. ALLEN, Secretary
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RT Perseverance, Fire Co, No. 13.-The Annual
Meeg Of the Company for the Election OF Ocers and
The Fnemen Association takes place SATURDAY
-. EDWARD H. FosDICK, Foreman
CHARLES II. ChuRCRILL Secretary. al
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ey~ Asiatic Cholera.-DR. PRESTON who was en-.
poysd By City Authorities the Hospitals N New YORK enns
The prevalence Of The Choera 1882 and a. viii &c 70
any to persons afflicted with this fearful maaay os 80
door Of 81. Charles st. Joseph street. aae ~
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7ATs. nAps ANn rMBEErIAs

HATS, GAPS. AND UAGBEEL1As.
~ EcEINEu By ihe ships Memphis. Hero and ST Mar.
n y e mou dozens If these superior r AIN and -
RERSPIRA rI0N-PRO0F HATS-togeiheg with
- - the most ce1np oia asQnnaent Of HATS and 50
g. CAPS. Ladies RIDING HATS and CAPS .
Children : and Infanfs fanoy Fl ATS. CAPS, and
Ab0NHEIE. These goods superior Ia style and
@. 10. BUNCES
ara Premium Hat Store and MaaHfacsosy, % Canal It.
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~ Strangers in tn G City, see DR.. B. F. MULLENS
Advertisements the other columns Of this paper he e one me
very his profession the United States All that stand
need would do well give him call at IS Customh Gus
nleu
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~ Electro Magnetic Machines, for Medical ~ Use,
with Improved Piatna Batteresprice from e2 50 to SIS Rhlo
sonhca Manufactured order Dentists Gold Foil Plate
pnd Wire sockons Artificial Tech, Flies Excayaio Points for
Lightning Rods, etc. for sale BY -.
d5m ]. ID. ANuEhSUNs ~ ct SnA1isA 81
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err Il Dallev's Magical Pain Extractor = The
oraal and only has the written signature Of
he proprietor t. DALEY the wrapper Of each box
souLhesn Denot. Isl Charres street. New Orleana dou
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

az Gas Light Company, New Orleans December z,
is4 Stockholders this Institution informed kat the
Annual Election for SIX DIRECTORS will be held the oce Of
the Company on MONDAY the January next between The
H' ds ii " = - --4 P N. WOOD. Secretary.
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k~- Mississippi Fire Co. No. 2-The Annual Meet
ing Company the Election Of Officers and Delegates e me
Ftremens Charitable Association, takes place SATURDAY
EVENING, the S0th inst, at hali-past o'clock.
d29 JN0. L. MACAULAf, Secretary.
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~ Louisiana State Colonization Society=The
Members Of this Society hereby nohed mat the
ELECTION Officers and Directors viii be held st the Bible De-
pository No Camp TUESDAY, the Cd day January
next beteen the hours Of 10 O'Clock NJ and O'Clock p NJ
inspection Of Commissioners duly appointed aer OIL
Of Directors H. A. BULLAkD, President.
RI r. STANTON Recording Secretary. dl5td
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

~ The Reader i referred q M advertisement 81 the JIMMY
Tim HAIR GLOSS on Inc third page BY j. WEIGHT Co.,
ii f.hnrtres atreef. ~ ma 2dptlaI
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TT Howard Lodge No Is L o. O. F-Brothen are
requested assemble the Lodge Room o'clock p M THIS
DAY. tor the purpose of attending the funeral Of late Brother,
c. G. COOK. d29t L. A. LEVY, Penn. secy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

JOHN Y. oHMDs, Eneraver,
No. CAMP street.
WEDDING, VISITING and INVITATION CARDS Errr.vsa
and Printed superior French Enameed Cards.
9EWELRY, SlByNR-WARE etc, Engraved with the utmost
nSahesa. d26 6t2dp
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kzr Phpnix Fire 90. No. ga Subscription List
benefit Of said Fine Company aid them in repairing their
'i ns7 '' . C. D. BUNcEs Hat Store, 80 Canal street
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IT, Preventive.-The Picayuue says that gleaniiness
is Of The best Preventive Of Cholera Clean
and DRAWERS SOCKS etc. be obtained, both good and
cheap, at LEIGHToNS Gentemens Furnishing store NO.
Royal street. dig
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Ew~ u. S. Mail Phenix-For Cincinnati, Wheeling
PsburThs splendid steamboat leaves Poydras street wharf
THIS DAY, Friday al O'Clock, P. M, positively.
d29 HYDE & OGLESBY, IL PoydrRs st.
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PORT or NEW ORLEANS
CLEARED YasterdaY

LArIrUDn. q 81 oN.-LONalruDr, 80 Win Time, 81
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Ew- q. S. Mail Duohess-For Louisville, Cincinnati
Wheeling and Pttsburg-THIS DAY, Friday at O'Clock, p NJ,
punctua Poydras wharf, For freight passage hay
ing fine accommodations, apply on board or to
HYDE g. OGLESBY, IL Poydras street.
PASSENGERS will please be on board at the hour. d2g
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eR o. o. F.-DIED. on the 18th inst. of Cousump
don c. COOK aged years. His friends acquanances
also the members Of Howard Lodge No 49, o. o. F. Of which
he member and the Order generally, invited attend
his funeral his late residence 25 Canal street, O'Clock
P. NJ. THIS DAY