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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE BEST FAMILY MEpICINH.

II ladies sbould,,ss M. Rr.rd,ss,, p;,I. 1s.ss,.
Iiy. Thew will ensure tbem trnm .syara scE,as.
Of the stomach. and. generally sn.st;ng. en,ireiv
preyeF,t il. The Bra6dreth pill ~ barmIess-y
Thew Increase the no,v.rs ofl;f. ,h.v A.. nj AZ.
nress.hem FemsIs. iy;I, y :" ~
state a he,,b ,b;cI svsr,, :, 's,sbss ~ so
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excIds;o of ali othst "a ne Dill haI
inc com nosed en,irs,v n Hsrh. ~ Vrst.his maj.
fer r,rfv he blood ana srrv off ~ h,,.
every dav % sns 20 ''e "s'I - y se
In order n. ~ between 1,,u,b .,vb;cb
il eternal and ,eh;ch l. ,ite tran;en,
vision we mist he gaided nv tbe I;oht of EXpE.
RIENCEI To what Joss ey,sr;e ne . d;rect, ! To
The FREE IISE OF IN r 'RRANDR ETi,S
in an cases of bodily suffering j. A. This ad.
vice isfollowed. so Will, THE HF AJ,TH OF
THE, E,BODYRE The writer has jono ,,sed them
and has never fonnI tbem fail of imnar,inu relief
In ali acute diseases let randre,h,s pills AID mild
diet be- used and the natient will Som he restored
IA oood health.3 Incron;c comn,a;nts letthe pills
he ,,sed as oftea az conveo;ent. bv which means
the vitality Of The blood Win he improved. and the
crisis will be senerallv brought about. the disease
be,nc changed 10 acute few large doses of pills
and few davs confinement ID Inc house. win
change the chronically diseased individual 10
sound nam This Is no figure of the Imagination;
Il can be proved by thousand matter-of-fact men
who have experienced ii. REMEMBER, in all
cases oil disease mo matter whether it be cold or
a cough; whether it be asthma or consumption;
whether Il be rheumatism or pleurisy; whether it
be typus or feayer-and.ague, or bilious fever,
cran,p or whoopine cough or fneasles; whether II
be scarlet feaver or small pox that the Pills known
as Brandretts Pills will surely 10 more than all
the medicines az the Drug stores for your restora-
tion TO health. and what ii more II will surely do
YOU M harm t3Gsi b3s 6ai p gistTeg sl59s oi
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-08
Dauenpori& Broom
,,Isga1ps;;eh,s.al., al.

be Uttered Tor public cutlery at font door
On Monday, The 10th day of April neat,
between the houfsof IOio clock, % and o'clock,
p m Of said day. the following described tract Of
land, situated III ssid county, to wit. The sunth-
ease quarter of tRe Southwest section 2s
township 2, and range 4, containing SO and 97-l0o
acres oftand. VIZ axEY. Mas Com.
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n IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL Office in Woods6eld. Ohio, on the lst day Of
April, 1913, which. If not taken out before the
lst day Of July next, will be sent 10 the General
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-08
NUAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
NI BY virtue Of decretal order to me directed
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
IVU Bv virtue Of decretal order to me directed

from the court of Common
Pleas OF Monroe county,
Ohio, in the case ofthe State
of Ohio for the use Of the
! Fund Commissioners OF
Monroe county. against
Alexander Ferrel and wife;
will be offered for sale at
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,ff,lr for RAGS llgs rs u s 4

Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
please say they are advertised. 80, n
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fered for sale, at public outcly, at the front door
of,the court house in Woodsheld, in said county,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, m and O'Clock,
m, the following described tracts of land, stuat-
ed i'm said county, to wit. The west half Of the
northeast quarter Of section o, township 4. and
range 5, containing 80 and 2l-l00 acres of land;
also, the east half Of the northwest duarter of the
same esection, township and range. containing 80
and 2I-l00acres of land; also, the southeast quar-
ter ofithe southwest quarter of section 10 TOWN
ship a, and range s., containing 40 and s6.l00
acres of land and also the east half Of the sbuth-
westquarter ofthe northwest quarter OF section 0,
township a, and, range 5,containing 20 and 5-lo0
heres ofltndiEIEI3 3NuS hap 3VGad .NNI
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-08

JAMES R.sMoRRIS,. yisgs7sel
liEsi2 ,RAT or n EY9 A r. LA W, 4 slAm
WoodSfeid. onvne ro. olie
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aNT ASTER COMMISSIONER'SS SALE, =
,IyN By virtue ola decretal order 10 me directed

from the court OF Common
Pleas pf Monroe county, and
StateSof Ohio, In the case oi
Isaac Askewg against Ioh1
McMahon. there will be of.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-08
MASTER COMMISSIONERS, SALE
IyA By virtue Of decretal order TO me directed

from the Court Of Common
Pleas of Monroe county,
State of Ohio, in the case OF
DavenPort& Brdwha against
Sarah Dick etfal there will
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PROP osALs FOR A LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, J

Il "A
APRIL II, l84S.
stEALED proposals will be received under the act Of 3t
= March last, until MI Saturday the 18th OF June,
1S for millions of dollars OF ned states stock reln
bearing per cent interest annum payable semlannn
ally the first days of January and July OF each year No
bid will be received below will bid be considered
unless one per cent thereof deposited depository of
Ne United States before the date fixed for opening the
proposals The bids in all cases must be unconditional and
without any reference to the bids OF Others and should state
distinctly the premium offered The proposals should bs
sealed, and endorsed Pr9posals for loqn Of 1873" and
addressed to the Secretary the Treasury, Washington City
d. &. The which may be accepted will be required TO
be paid the depotay OF the United States nearest the pa
be successful but the Of the accepted bids from bid
ders residing the United States must be deposited with
the assistant at New York, Boston, Philadelphia
or New Orleans. Il,
investment of funds in this stock bids will be received 9r he
lowest denomination of certificates authorized by law-bens
for fifty dolars-as well as for higher ~
All certificates under one thousand dollars VIII be uanseIat
and upwards will be transferable the books OF me
treasury or by delivery with attached at e
OF the bidder To avoid expense confusion, ana Iii
ton of accounts all certificates with coupons attached wi"
be for the sum of one thousand dollars . ..;,. II.
The successful bidders will be required 70 oepgs he e
awarded in five equal instruments In ear, =, .9
months OF July, August, September twenty
Der of the present year except for not
thousand dollars where the bidder may De uepn i .a
ing immediate payment, in which case the M te, IN eli
may be at once deposited. The STOCK VIII De"' ~ " U.s.
The bids will be opened at the treasury DepdIuhen ~
on Saturday the 18th OF june o4o In NE pfesenes
of all persons who desire to at'end puL bPdd
sion introduced the act of 3t OF Marc6 Iast no
will be permitted to Withdraw his bid On All BIDS NOT
acc,,ed the amount deposited In advance VIII be imme
Ilatey returned. The whole premium on the amount
awarded must be deposited as pn OF ne nST e
spN Z eU.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

s@ Tuesday Night, May IT, 1913
Since last have received by the arrival of the
steamship Britannia, at Boston, week later intelligence
from Europe The political less favorable than was
anticipated and shows that affairs both France and Great
Britain, still in unsettled and unsatisfactory state At
Liverpool however, prices of Cotton were sustained and
Breadstufs generally firm
COTTON-The Cotton market closed, according to our
report of Friday evening last with eadiness at an advance
Of 4 cent uponIthe early in the week. On Saturday
the demand continued and although there very little
offering the sales reached $500 bales prices generally c
higher than before The Brit anna's accounts which have
been received regarded favorable and the re-
duced stock and full prices claimed have limited the business
of yesterday and to-day 1000 bales, making total
of $500 bales forthe three days The purchases have been
mostly for England and prices close at the quotations below
which 1sGD14c. above those of Friday.
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LN ON ANT respectfully informs his friends and the
NE AZ o.c ha he still continues 10 manufacture SODA
lkhman,, and MINERAL WATERS at the above estab-
snn ana warranted equal to any in Europe America
rhps constantly on hand. at wholesale and retail.
easno Iue ifom the country promptly attended to and
put up to ship, in barrels, of TO 10 doz [myls 6m
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SINFUL SALLY.-Sarah Lowry was yesterday
arrested for having disturbed tie. peace of the
neighborhood where Mr. John Armstrong resides.
Five years ago Sarah used to deck herself in silks
and satins, turbelows and founces,. and Haunted
through the streets the observed of all observers of
a certain class. Yesterday she looked like a per-
feet drab-she barefooted, and her dirty calico
gown was not half so red her boated features
Truly s. the way of the transgressor is hard. The
once beautiful Sarah was to the workhouse for
six months
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A CoNTEMPTIBLE RoGUE.-James Martini alias
Daniel Martin, yesterday brought before the Re-
corder by f. G. Schaffier, of the o. S. A., for hav-
ing stolen S95 dollars from him in gold. Shaffier,
for the last two years, Sergeant Major of the
8th Infantry, commanded by Col. Stamford He
was in almost every battle, from Pala Alto to the
seige OF the City of Mexico, and had saved up this
little amount of money for the purpose of sending it
to his family. A few days ago he received a letter
from his wife, stating that she was sadly in want of
funds, and just as he on the eve of sending on
to her his hard earned coin, he was robbed of all
Martin lodged in the same room with him, and
early IN the morning exclaimed that he had been
robbed He Immediately went out, and poor Shaft:
ter, when he got up, found that he was minus his
$95. Martin is said to have been imprisoned for
burglary i'll Kentucky. He was sent to jail for
further examination
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-17

WHAT What a name for man. Manuel
What was yesterday brought before Recorder
Baldwin for having been found dead drunk in the
streets, with curb-stone for pillow and gutter
for bed What was sent down for thirty DAYS
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BEEF.-John Toumay was an idoater of beef
surion would put him into exstaces, and
beet-steak almost drove him mad. He gazed upon
spare-ribs with the eye OF a phrenzied poet, and
even soup-meat was an object of his alteration.
Night before last he fell asleep underneath one of
the stalls whilst contemplating the beauties of the
hind quarter OF an Attakapas The watch
man found him, took him TO the calaboose, and Re-
corder Baldwin sent him down for further examina-
ton. The Waterman, the Recorder, and the pri-
soner seemed to say, when shall we three meat
again ~
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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Tuskina, Williams, Glasgow j. p Whitney & Co
BARK gnlon Holmes, New York, G. j. Meeker
bak Joha Potter, True Philadelphia, Toby 4 Bogert
bns Eliza Jane Hart New York, j. S. Kelo
semL 5ohn BEL Mclaughlin, IuSPan, j. J. Fernandez
senr Martha, JoZZens, Pensacola, John Hurley Il Co
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Palmetto, Smith, FIN Galveston, 18th inst to Har
lis y Mofgan-ist my.
Ship k0ckail Foster, TN Havre LIST April to j. p whitney
CO-3d my.
Snip Panama. Wheeler 70 days FIN Palermo and 43 days FIN
Gibraltar, to j. p Whitney & CO-Ist N.Y.
Ship Elizabeth tBr) Barclay % days I'm Bremen, to Nc
Bowel ~ Peck-ist my.
Brig Genl Cobb, Hammond, days FIN Rattan Island TO
maSer-lSt my.
STEAMBOATS,
Jas L. Day, Wood, I'm Mobile
santa te, Turner I'm Fort Smlth-129 bales cotton.
Lana, llart, I'm Bayou sara.
toalsi, Marlln im the Balze.
u u boswell, licknor, i'm Fort Smth-463 bales cotton
Champion, Cadwaliader, I'm ApalachcOla.
manenAe Coolidge, i'm st. Louis.
VOnsIitulon Tyler, i'm ST. Louis.
IoNbOat Shark, Plnnegar, I'm the Passes
lOwboat Porpolse Disney I'm the Passes,
Memoranda.
lowboat Shark lowed down and to the lIth inst
Ten Shields,
Ioguoa Popoise lowed down and to sea on the 18th
AMP 'lcEsburs and bark Elizabeth.
PAssENGERs,-Per steamship Palmetto-Capt. Bayey
hu aay, Dr. Evans and lady, Mr.. Sales and lady, Mrs
uganey and daughter, Hrs. Murin and children. L. D.
asis and lady, Miss Robinson. w. Chappell and lady,
u Butler, Messrs. Harrison, McNare, Brson, Sargent,
inanpheys, j. Cheney, Rogers, 2. ID. Boyl, Whitehead,
Ciaw'oId, AusboFn-S on deck.
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NEW PLANTATION BUTTER

E have Just received small
w lot of very choice FRESH
BUTTER, which we recommend
to those who are fond of the good
things.
Our Diaries are particular in
ao0rhlRg the Butter. and every
attention Is given to cleanliness.
We have, also, a superior lot of
GOSHEN BUTTER.
CHEESE-Goshen. Pineapple,
Dutch Heads, Swiss, English and
Limberg.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO. STATEMENT
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds.
Stock on hand, Sept 1....s........ q, 1873 22,336
Received past days....... u 7I & 229
previously. ,093 647-, 1o6,0 l8- 81, Sis no
1,l29,5n 5S,046
Exported past 8 days. ..... 1852 "a
previously .a89 l26-.-902 1893 "a 1874 1853
30, -, - 20,
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SENT DowN.-The papers in the. case of Dennis
Flannery, who is charged with having received
itty-six sacks of oats, knowing them to have been
ieloniously obtained, were yesterday sent to the
First District Court
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MNNNANN SAAES,
Positive Sale of improved Property, Fronting the
New Canal and Melpomene Street-Dwelliue
Second Municipality
BY BEARD. CALHOUN e. co.

Fronting
Second Municipality.
BY BEARD. CALHOUN & co.
I'uiEsDlAI, Ray 81 at u ocock-WiiI be sold at
l. certain certain LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
Liberty and Euphrosyne Streets, and Immediately fronting
the Canal-measunng 81 feet inches lines 'front.' by
p pe with sab the rear
quite new for six horses The Lot well filled and under
2. a certain LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
thereon the ns bounded by POI
MaIkesad Lot measuring 81 feet II nches5 lines front on
NJ ' soa5s Of FRkSE . 3s 9
with other Improvements in the rear-all more fully de-
scrIbed by plan exhibited at sale.
r. Rssms%t for so due Isth Fspasly sis
the balance half Cash. remainder at II months. for note
or PsopnRrT 10 p.cssS Cash balance
pense of the purchasers. myls
oholce carrollton Lots, for account of former
, PurC haser.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & CO.,
j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer
WEp Isl May "a at Il ocock-Will be sold at
IL IL LOTS OF GRoUNDfe the square bounded by pub
SHfss ssy sad f9 s b ssg
by knel Werner Surveyors exhibited sale This pro-
Ihib0daMUiU6 who purchased the at public auction
helth April 1S48 and failed to comply with the terms
fourth cash balance 6, u and Is months
Of ss bees r. Bes %oa PaSe at the
pense OF the purchasers. my16
Horses Bread Carts and Harness-Succ ession of
SCharles MonTose.
By PERSON IL BONNEVAL, Auctoneers.,
Office No. Ct Gra6ier street,
SATURDAY, 9th instant, at hafpast O'clock p M
- viii be sold by virtue of and in pursuance order
from the Hon the Second District Court or New Orleans
dated the 8h Of May at the bakery situated at the OF
Cont and Where steees the following property belonging
10 the estate of CHARLES Monrose, deceased
Four Horses, four Bread Carts and Harness. 6
A quantity of articles suitable for Bakery.
Also the lease OF said Bakery, expiring in June, 1856
Terms-CAsH. my16
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LOVELY PAIR.-Tom Kelly and Kate his
loving spouse, Were yesterday brought up for hav-
ing disturbed the propriey Of the classical vicinity
of Calliope street. Mr.. Gaiennie who was their
counsel stated that in case of their being sent down
the woman would go bail for her husband, and the
husband would go bail for his wife. This bail,
however. the Recorder would not accept, but he
very kindly gave the pair letter of nroductionto
Capt. Haekett of the Work house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-17

BURGLAEY.-Joseph, Davis was yesterday ar
rested on the charge of burglary. John AhreIs de-
posed, that the accused came into his room at the
corner of Hospital and Barrack streets, for some
felonious purpose. Davis broke open the door, and
on being pursued fed into the yard. After having
jumped over the fence, he finally secured, and
conveyed to the guard house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-17

my13 GEORGE JAQUEs g. CO,
Under the Ice Houss corner st. Charles and Peydrss
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DISTURBING THE PEAcE.-Christopher White
was yesterday hauled up for disturbing the peace
Of the neghborhood in which he lived and horri-
flying the good citizens thereof with threats of ar
son and assassination White, who is said to be
black heartedman, was ordered to give bail in the
sum of $500 for his future good behavior or go to
the Work house for six months
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FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON.


.4R.HORY HALL.
't'HE public respectfully informed that the magnii-
L cent Ball Room of this establishment will beW5TJ
opened on the 18th instant ICE CREAM SA- EffJ
LOON. 1t intended to be conducted upon the plan ss5
OF the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phi
adepha-naking it place OF resort that Ladies at
all times with perfect confidence either after the fatigue of
shopping or morning walk, and in the evening with gen.
temen and Tegae themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery, Fruits desideraon long wanting in
this city In soliciting the patronage of the fashionable
public the propret0rs have only point to the high reputa
ton for responsibility and order that this Hall has hitherto
maintained guarantee that the regularity viii be
observed under the arrangement Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream on the shortest notice.
N Ban officer will be constantly in attendance to
clude all improper persons. ap10 If
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ICE CREAM SALOON.
CgAThe subscriber takes pleasure in informing SIN,
EIT his friends and the public generally Of the Wa
E46 opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON, 6S$GS&
sz1 situated on st. Charles Street, next door to
the corner Of Gravier street. and directly opposite
MI. Capps Church. where he intends at all times to keep
variety Of Creams Vanilla, Pine Apple, Lemon, and
variety OF such other Fruit Creams the season will allow
together with Shebes and Frozen Lemonade As
attention will be paid please and he has been at great
in fitting his establishment he hopes to receive
liberal patronage; ,
Families supplied at short notice. and reasonable
terms.
found Soda Mead and large and general assortment OF
Fruits Candies Confectionery, and Sweetmeats OF every
description.
~ The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened ready for visi
tiers, on THURSDAY. the ed inst.
L. In order that nothing may be wanting to crafty the
public taste, excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been
gagged and will be nightly in attendance.
mh25 3m LAZZARO DANCEVICH
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

NOTICE. Office Board Of Und der ter
LII parties holding policies with the Various Companies
"A composing this Board hereby notified that sad poll
Will not attach to shipments made FROM AND AFTER
board OF the steamboat Cincinnati, Captain
Dustin. BY order vi the Board. 80
mylO 1w GEO. Z. LAWRASON Secretary.
DIVIDEND MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
COMPANY.
TJARTIES doing business with this Agency informed
that the Certificates OF Scrip for the profits of the past
year. ready Tor delivery and that SIN PER CENT In
cash the reduced amount of Scrip for previous years will
o of on apS aya at the THS q
myl0 I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insurance Company.
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS On mist lst MARCH, CHI d 1913
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank Hartford. $4,000
Cash deposited in Banks i'll Hartford, bearng
interest at the rate of4 per Ct per annum 5OO0-I4 900
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. ........ 1850
" " Fara,ers and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford i.......-............ n,W0
Stock in Exchange Bank ................. 1880
:, :. Connecticut River Bank.!........ (, 30
:. :. Eagle Bank, Providence .......... 800
:. :. bee Bank Lee, Massachusetts. SO
" Connecticut River GE9 aiIlosa:: l l5ss
:. . Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks OF the most substantial
character, yielding 10 8 per cent interest
annually and worth at this time adj
vance the above mentioned prices of 81 0O-G 040
Bonds OF Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co q 600
Real Estate in Hartford, valued at. 81 no
Bills Receivable, pay able in 80 days after demand. am
ply secured by pledge of Real Personal Estate or
solvent endorSes $125,000
Total Assets of tie Company. ........s3 1896, 25o
AGENCY OFFICE No AZ Camp street.
sY~ The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
policies at the lowest rates OF premium re-
turning to customers III per cent, , ,,ocnrcH
my1o ,iu1.,N yen HRd. 3 3. f naWkksoN
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NEW ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1s4s.

YEsTERDAY.-'The earlier part of the morning
yesterday was highly indicative of moisture The
armament was yelled by dull, grey vapor, and the
clouds gave the earth shower bath, which GER
tainly reinvigorated the flowers, and all of those
vegetabel productions that sustain the life of man.
The rain however, was great on umbrellas.
particularly those that had holes in them, and still
greater upon those unfortunate wights who had no
umbrellas. The rain, however, for the time, washed
the dirty spots from the face of the sky and made
the cutters as sweet as new-made cider. The wa
ters OF Lake Poydras, we are happy to say, did not
overflow, although the merchants in the vicinity
took IN their goods in double quick time to prevent
their being swamped In the afternoon, however,
the air was as fresh to the nostrils as blown
dalsey, and at about 9 O'Clock the silver moon
sailed the surface of the deep blue sky. Last night
provided it don't rain before our readers see this
was indeed delightful
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday :

ATTITUDE, 20 81 80 N.-LoNe1rupE. 80 Win Time, 6A