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ICON
Observance of the Sabbath,

Republic" ..-'s
We have yet 70 learn that New England any more en-.
ghened in point Of fact than other portions of our be
loved Republic, which the quotation gwen above from
Judge McCaleb's remarks the sabbath in New Oreans
would seem o-inspuate. New England is well enough in
her way would not derac iOtOr title from her mer.
its, whatever they may be- We would, however queson
her superiority when itcome t0pas that Yankee notions
aTe 10 be hammered into noddes and Yankee Sabbahs
pushed into practice here That Sabbaths obser-
we'd, m particular, is very true We prepared to
admit that and places Of amusemes whchappea
the worst passions of mans nature, should be counte
nahced on the Lords day. We would be glad 10 have an
end put TO pasmes such these hut spare from New
England Sabbath and all is selfrghteousnes This day
for JOY, well prayer Il isa day when mani free from
toll and its many yexatons, should seek in the reuriOn
friends the pleasures Of social intercourse, paying the
time becoming respect to the Most High in whose the
day has been apart The Sabbath should wear does
with the look of cheeune and be occasion of nh
frlness and good feeling. c..
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''Simiiia SaHi5gs CRraRtur. - Eds CrescentIn yes
eFdays Crescent, under the head Of g Singular Medical
Case, copied from London paper account Of man
being starved death, while under the Of Homo.
Opathic practitioner Of medicine.
As" Homeopathy is yet IN its infancy here, kROgjag
is superiority over any other system Of mceae, and having
been die pioneer introducing (ahOugh have pieoe
Of parchment into the Southwest viii take upon say
bOdyand uneuuvoca that the referred to above 0as
not treated H0WB0D1tcdkiU and it cannot be found laid
down ip The books in the Prgee0, where the Rusdis
principles Ofstarving the patient 8 incueaiad.
On the contrary, reeOect that is ntrOucOu into the
United Sate Of the arguments used against If was that
meats etc, allowed IN iebFc and other complaints
From the good effects attending a HOMEOPATHIC diet (ra
stetg things o. IredriHa uaiure,) e Alopathc physi
clans q speak OF the Vicinity Of Pladepha) have relaxed
much in diet that if Dr. Rush could visit this world he would
BE- greatly astopsied az The patient getting well NJ ALL
Respectfully yours, A. C.JONEs
New ORLEANS, De-. 9, 1919.
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DgR- Among the passengers in the steamship
America, from New York for Liverpool, were Mr.
T. Schroeder, our Charge 10 Stockholm, and iami-
"; VIM. P. Robertson, the British Commissioner
in Mexico, and large party Of very wealthy Me1i-
can ladies and gentlemen, who intend wintering in
London and Paris -. ~.
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AAEgIoas THEATHE.-The nights Of The italian artistic
dc can hege Of witnessing then e1aoraina7y performances
Anea 81 gpo Cocea pleased b. her execution in $ Gil
seHes We must confess that prefer Witnessing her per
iolnlaps sa enjoying hearty laugh af theronie portions
pt te oaies n which she nov appeafahaFi idtiy and
israining s eee which are well calsaluisd 10 please
4oHs iae haet Of The Magic Flus,e which Was well
Escslf ee9ing ssl d TsRsaisd. Init sigpora Ciacca,
A'..s5 .iit ~ l9if PIG, Ihompspn. and the Corls de
ls 4 appeal- 70 addition 10 this and the laTce Of
4, gtisl % nets. tie new exilAgaFant local skefeh,
rlll'qli Nllra has created much amuaemeut for the
t q ls sii 10 BE- Performed. IL 8 one of th0s neat
little fl which shoot al ioir iivnT and an al,srs liza
uoie cepiahe ig theGuaht slasions ns vel uid6Tsto
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10 u Eh CHANTs

II F.. NICHOLS 4 Co, 20 and as Camp street,
~ New Orleans importers and Dealers in WINES,
lSiSlUOkS, and FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS
have cOnaanly hand full assoments Of the following
purchasers; F. ~ s
BRANDlES-Of The following well known brands and
untages: Jas. HennessY OlaW, Dupuy & Co; Mar
tee; Puet CastillOn Jean Louis; old London Docks
J. Emud, J. J. Dupuy and Fine Champagne OF 1898,
entitled to Debeuture.
CHAMpAGNES-Cl The following fayoite brands: Held
sick n Co.. Schfieder; Red Eagle Gordon Bleu DucfI
Grape and Express Brand.
PORT AND SHERRf-In Wood and Glass; pamaFiin ;
EchegOpar; Sandemans & Otlley Wehbar & Forester.
CQFF EE-l90 sacks Prime Old Government Java.
FBllT-Rasns whole, half and quarter boxes Almonds
best white soit.sheled; Curlants Is Caraiees prime
Filberts, Brazil Nuts, English Wanut, Pecans Oranges,
Lemons, Pine Apples. Coco Nuts, etc.
PICKLES AND SAUCES-Crose 4 Backwe's supe.
nor English Pickles. Wells, Miller & Provost, do; New
York, do; Lea Il PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce John
Boil sance Royal Table do; Shrimp dos sardines,
AnehOyies, HeITngs, ETC.
NES-Canton, Havana, French and Domestic
gRACkERS-BOstOn, Bread, Butter Water Il Dyspepsia
CHEESE - Chedder Dutch, Gloucester and Cheshire
Cheese dl0 81
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.gllRDtetOaE'S
Popular and Useful Hand Books.
PRICE 25 CENTS EACH.

2
"NeW0rleans statiOners' Warehouse
Ia CANT STREET..
Each in pocket volumc elegantly bound fancy musu
gilt edges and sides.-
Etiquette FOR GENTLEMEN: By en- American.
THE BALL ROOM, AND EVENING PARTIES
COURrSHIP AND MARRIAGE
CONYLkS NTION AND TABLE TALK
The TOILET, DRESS AND FASHION.
Etiquette FOR LADIES: BY Lady
CROCHET with entirely new patterns.
KNITTING, NETTING AND FANCY WORK
CHESS with the various Moves and Openings.
WHIST; containing Rules for Playing all kinds of Whist
HAND BOOK EoR NEWLY MARRIED COUPLES
GAMES FOR THE AMUSEMENT OF EVENING
PARTIES.
. These volumes have received the unqualified appreciation Of
the Press throughout the country Each volume il full and eonp.s
the subjectof which it treats
- Persona at distance eung undersigned the amount
by mail, either Ia coin postage stamps Postage aid
have them forwarded directions neatly done up in a
ornamental cover.
d. 3d2p<W j. r. STEEL, Il Car,nst
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Nisg4anot ia requested. By order.
diO R. = COMPTON, C. R.
Steamboat Departures This Nay.
E1-sEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PACE.
Mobile .....,.......JAMEs l. DAY. Gibsr,on, "a p NJ
f5iistaTg ..'s...., HIRAM POWERS, HeHlsy, 3 ?. ~
81. Louis ........ .MEbODEON, heMrhen, q p. Al,
81 Lolia. EW JACKSON. Ecker 2. NJ
Hictsburg ,.F... MONTGOMERY. Estea, p. H.
Red River ........... w 0ODsMAN, Ankrim, { r. NJ
Ptisb'rg i''...'-',nU CAEss, Wade, AIM
t Tue elegant aud runuin passenger steamer ANDREW
JACKSON having been unavedaby viii positively
THIS DAYh l0h st., At O'Clock ?. a Louis End
dio JOAN 4. SHAW CO. ''S''
~ The magnificent running passenger DO MONT.
GQEAtfs Capt II, Eses will positively leave THIS DAY,
Oh ins at o'e ck P NJ for fncet0 Lake Providence
egFS Grand Cult Rodney and Ns!chez ,, -, -, =
az The hne u. 8. NAL HIRAM POWERs-FoT P4sburg
hacing, Cincinnati, Madols Louisyie, Rtddoab, ep-Ths
E and tight drought tamef wit leave above tn s.
Day Mohday, At O'Clock N. positively Poydaa street
Nhad, HYDE 4. OGLEsBY. Tg FovdfarTt-
Fssaengeis and shipper will please be ready dl0
-. U, 8. Mail steamer NJ NILEsF0 Cincinnati Isu.
VIE aditon Paducah end Memphis s
f9ythsh street whe HYDE OGLEsBY, "a Poydras s..
Passenger will please be board hour, dl0
~ The aud Eight dtauEh siaeIor MELODEON CaptaGn
NC aha, vii posi- iveF leave This EVENING Monday al 4
oselocF, for ST. LouiF end inteTmediale pol rs.
~ --.--- = o. ~ WHITE. 6FoIdras e.
E Passsngels per bark LOUISIANA for Caiifoinr are re-
9aesied g Be en- board at Post s. Second unepaty O'Clock
THIS DAY at Whloh time lie will leave the i.evee
dlO DEWEY d CO., Agents. 81 Gravier st.
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~ !. O. of R.--Orieaas Tent No. 500 T. o. ,of Re-
be- Regnlar heuE Of Che win AZ Pelican
ha THIS EVENING, Monday, Dee, TO- clock Panciue
dlO n y COMPTON q r.
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10 Miss Wilson, a daughter Of the celebrated
Scotch vocalist, has announced her intention OF
giving instruction in balad-singing, for which her
father was 80 distinguished.
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sIIHUBBERY AYD InEEs-For Sd

sss I5e 9ndeHig8ed has q!eIy erected a new @7HE5
opposite TIE Old Feik0los' Hal and La S4sr(S
Es fqgett6 Square wherein will be sold ALL -
,,osSs Kinds OF PLANTS, such rs Roses, Camelias OF
Ivy varieties Geaniqns, Azaias Evergreens aud Trees Of
~ descriptions besides great collection Of ExOtcs from
neAc0 brazil, New Holland 1.-The Indies and China-and in
iaet nus establishment contains greater variety Of Plants
man any other IN the UWted States and has beun under
Fiedl EXPENSE 50 as 10 make worthy of the PATRONAGE
heretofore enjoyed Mr.. Bach has engaged Mr.. ELY as
ALEs4A An, whose long experience and knowledge In the
Horticultural business viii ensure that eXert0n on his part
a9a be wanted 10 give every information the treatment
OF flants The prices OF Plants will be Lower than any
gieF establishment can sell them. , Orders pupctualy
ed ana sent To the Steamboats, ilOnss sgb0 exgcasc
.dlO 3m JOHN M. BACH
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The MEXICAN BoUNDARY.--The Government
Of Mexico has appropriated $1,000 for the purchase
of additional instruments for tracing the boundary
/ line between Mexico and the United States.
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GEN. CAss.-@ Observer" of the Philadelphia
Ledger writes that Gen. Cass is " out and out OPP
posed to the Wilmot Proviso, and viii vote against
II, ift should up in the Senate, and then re-
sion his seat"
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.E6lV ENShiOllevBEe Goods,

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER.
JUST opened, at G; NJ. ,s1MPsoNs rs Char
tres street. the following New styles OF Goods, OF ts
: SILK for Ladies' Dresses.
Extra tich Satin du Chen, EmbOsled,
E2ta rich Dawqsk and Plain
Plaid Tartan AID Scotch SILKS, large ass0dmeni .
Rich While Damssk Silks and Satins, for Wedding end
Black silks Of various styles; S. 1
Wide era extra wide Black Msniila silks, Of every
French jCioaIss, SlantiIlas, visites, otc.
A splendid assortment Of French Coaks, Mmtilas, Nlaq
lets Nisits, Of the latest Pans STYLE Embroidered,
Plain Coo'ed and Black, OF rich Chameleon sks. Satin du
NousseIine de I.aines and CRshmeres.
A large assotmen comprising the --latest Styles, and
ing in price, Z, rom rom s eea9ei to i I Esh s.
gai en- saSa e1aSs k a ss g. a saE
Cotton Table Linens Of every width and quality Towel
Bsm pi iar 1 mum. M Fp bs 5 r q sY
Of ali ads and widths Mosquilo Netthes ETC. ete 9r .as
OTTO T. On end giter TUESDAY, the 11ti inst he
| ~ STEAM TRAIN VIII leave CARRpLLToN at as
Join H RPi 99EiS sue S S 8 S sSd
an % Canollton Railroad.
HATS AND CAPs-Chdrens' Fancy HATS -
iye "a t do 81 " CT BGSStE Re9 csSa s q
Hay AFLOAT-slO bales Prime Hay ailoat, apply
diO SS j. ". ANDREWS & CO. 81 Common 81
NEW sIHLE-Yery superior 10 any other in the city,
EoN a5 s PsS KIN m PRSF og 9fag
with line assortment OF CAPS and UMBRELLAS, -
dIG& D'ARCY'si corner clu,trcs and Canal streets.
=. NOTICE.
M8RCE5 Gs GR 33E FSRE o% n ~ eJ5 q
BehtoH and JerBseh0rc streets all persons persons having
do l0ti CHRISTOPHER THOAIAsSoN.
! SELLING at REDUCED PRICES.
/ a i4AI$GE Stock of'CLQAks, MANTlLLAS and
Embroidered, Fancy aud Plain Silks and satns LINED and
Inlnet also, large assortment Of Mqusene de Laues
be 2ld At greatly REDUCED PAGES, owing ihe advance
di6 a5d1 - c. NJ SIMPSONS, p Charres st.
/ A LARGE aud varied ASSORTMENT Of s5upeffne sin y
dl02 O. D. BUNoE, 60 Canal S.
! fNAL!EORNiA and ROUGH AND READY -
! -, A 4 > Of every variety tor Boys and Men
| duo b O. D. BUNCE, 80 Canals 81. q
i HOUSE. No. S B.4RQ.V.N'E STR Ell. Pos, IA
! aefs'ol TO be gwen n9meilfatey, Apply 10 -
dlO st or GoIES s IABATT, y Exchange Place.
/ HATS! HATs-A very beautiful lot of superior q Al
! - AiOLEskIN HATS, just received by the Ava Fl
| ianche and Arkansas. i&
do 81 c. D. BUNCE, 80 Canaist.
! SUPERIOR BLACK BEAVER and BRUSH r m
dl0 81 G. ID. BUNCE, 80 Canal st. Ga
4 BOARDING HOuSE,
I No. - CRATER STR EFT, betUsea 81. Charlie
Gap SaF099aet, exc aogr fran cgrHer gf CaTQHde L.
w friends and the public that she CONTINUES ia the m
above eligible location occupied by Der during Tire Wy
and those who may favor Der with their patronage. From
her long experience, and the very deahe and conyeuen
eeshon Of heT House she te7 confident Of being able
eve entire s3tlstaeton to all who tavoi her with he
I' image. Her TERMS will continue be very Mon
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o. Il is stated IN late papers, that Mrs Patter
son, the divorced wife Of Jerome Bonaparie, who
IS now in England, is one Of he granddaughter
Of the late Charles Carroll, Of Carrolion This is
mistake. Mrs. Patterson is a daughter Of the late
William Patterson, wealthy merchant Of Bali.
more, and in no degree Of she blood Of Charles
Carroll The mistake arises from the ciroumstanee
that brother Of hers was the fFst husband Of one
of the grand.danghteH Of MI Carroll, now the
| Msrehioness Of Wellesley.
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Mr.. bHcHAEA1.-This gentleman appasn al the ST
Sares lsi ncf irst announced On The character
q ottfo, be- Is h ca difficult and pr found part Of
hagiiaL
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Aa9qNY DIVISION, No. Is, q Crystal Fount Hall, No. ga
lolQupitOulas street, az half.past O. clock.
lAEE DIVISION, No 9, the Methodist Church. Alges at
halfpast O'clock 49,
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AsNuAIsl--T l. White, Of So Canal street,
has Just received number Of ANIMALS and other
works ioF re approaching holgdaya. His adver-
tsemeni, n another column, prssents a tempting
catalogue.
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!, GAIETIEs IN -B1tIiitts PGftg.--
Among the festivities with which the new session
of Congress was usheredin, it would be ungrateful
in me not to mention the splendid entertainment
given by Mr.. Bulltt, one of the editors of the Re-
public, on the occasion Of moving into his house in
E street. twas decidedly the most munifcent en-
tertanment ever Witnessed in Washington-the
White House particularly not excepted. Il partook,
in quality Of the best French style and in quantity
Of the true old English. Ii MI, Bullitt had given
an Entertainment to the survivors Of the battle Of
Buena Vista, they would have found plenty not
only TO- satisfy their appetites, but to crafty
every taste. Governor fletcher, the newly ap-
pointed Minister to Mexico, was among the invited
guests. Various kinds of French Spanish and
Portuguese wines were produced, and bets made on
the best Madeira, valued at S15 bottle when that
furnished by Mr.. Willard, Of Wizards Hotel, was
almost unanimously pronouncedthe best juice ofthe
grape IN Washington, So you see the Republic is
safe, though the Administration is in danger. The
Republic has now upwards Of twenty thousand sub
scribers, Gneluding the weekly) a proof in my
opimons that newspaper enterprises in Washington
are profitable when managed with energy and abil-
ity The Union, learn, has increased its circula-
ton by more than twenty-five per cent, since Mr..
Burke has Joined it-F0 Discover" (Phzs Ledg0sl
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Bound in the most superb manner and particularly adapted
for Presents at this season Of the wear
and styles Of binding
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snueror assortment, enl to measure and laid down at
snort police (rOm 10 a feet Wide) together with Table
and Piano Covers Embroidered Muslin Curtains Woped
49d |Eorsel and silk Dapery Window Cornces Curtain
dl0 Ct CHiTTENDEN & CAMERON.
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TOT Saie at NO. AZ Camp street,
REDBURN work by the author Of omoO, Typee.
GLIMPsEs OF. SPAIN IN Isl7 by S. T. Wallis; 1 vol.
hlldlkEIh.S HISTORY or THE UNITED STATES;
LYHCH's DEAD SEA EXPEDITIONS vol.
FRANK FORRESTER'S FISH AND FISHING OF
q. TIE UNITED STATES. W
BUTTONS ANATOMY OF MELANCHOLY; now
ONOO, MXRbi AND Type; nv Herman NI.Iyile
MRS PARDOE'S LIVES OF LOUIS XIV AND
LIFE AND WORKS OF WILLIAM CowPER; by
FAIR,EIAXXi,s TRANSLATION OF TAsso's JERu-
Noravars. ~ " '0
LECTURES,
7vOls.
LAlMAtA NAB TINE PII.GRINiAGE AND HISTORY OF
LEE ,I, AND SIIl PHILOSOPHICAL WRITINGS OF DIR.
EVY,R24As ,SSIEB TREATISE ON HYDRAULICS AND
MAScAbHsL AL e,iS AEg HUME sMoLLETT AMI MIL
HISTORY on THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
TIE british ESSA VISITS; complete IN vols
PREsCOTT's HISTORICAL WRITINGS; complete
in vols. For sale by
d Ct j. ii. BECHTEL & co. 40 Camp st.
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o. We observe the appointments Of J, c. Befrev
by Gov. Towns as Commissioner Of Deeds for tbe
State ofGeoraia.
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PRESBYTERIAN MIssIoNs-The> Rev. George
w. Musgrave, D. D., pastor Of the Third PresBy-
terrain Church Of Baltimore, Nd, has been ifnani-
mousIy elected coordinate Secretary Of the Board
Of Domestic Missions Of the Presbyterian Church
IN the limited States q .-
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4HE CoNsri1UTloN AND THE NorARIEs--It
is pity that men do not read the Constitution be-
io'eattemptins to Furnish commentaries on il. For
example, We read in lhe BaIletin.of Saturday last
independent, however, Of he preceding ,rogi.
Alons e ne constitution il is an error to suppose
tas nc functions q the present NoiaTies CEASED Oh
he si INST because the period Of four years allotted
lof &c continuance o civil appointments, expired
~ .a eay, counting from the proaaigafi05s Of the
new Constitution, Under no circumstance can that
Pened eoagieEcs until fbe new Constitution went
mo Sheet The mere announcement that the peo.
RisNAQ aapiea and ratified it, and that was al a
ftfl0d % Sc the f1ndamenta tai law q gils sstate
DID not constitute Government under it, A Gov
eminent consists 81 IN Executive Legislature AM
Judiciary. The Governor and Legislature unde
che new Constitution, were noteysn elected unit
the third Monday in January 1916, and the ney
Government did not 60 inio operation until II
votes for Governor were officially counted, and h
had taken his oath Of Office
The editors Of the Bulletin would hardlyhave v Il
Ten he foregoing if they had taken the trouble
refer 70 the Ordinance accompanying the Constitl
don, and which DEGREES
Upon the receipt Of the said returns, or on Il
first Monday Of eeenaber If the returns be not soon
er received, it shall be the duty OF the Governo
the Secretary Of State the Attorney General 81
the state Treasurer, IN the presence Of all such pc
sons as may choose to attend to compare the vol,
given at the said poll for the ratification and reie,
aioH q this Constitution, and fit shall appear ro
said eiufns that majority Of all the votes given.
Tor ratying this Constitution, then il shall be Il
duty q the Governor to make proclamation Of tn
TACT and thenef crtk tins Constitution shall lie Q
aained and established as Tho Constitution Of Il
STATE q Louisiana. g
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,.o.n.v -, rss0.
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ug- A bin was reported in the Senate Of the
Illinois Legislature, granting the "Cathoic Sisters
of Charity $4,000, maid of their Orphan Asylum
| at Chicago .
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oonshug,i part Of Linen sesngsscoehi Irish aud French;
DamaSs and Da.aas Cloths Nupkrsi Dhpeu C7uHtspaus
Bauke Drapssa and French Lneps etc, TO which he
attention Of the public especially invited.
dg 2w2p- d. H. HOLMES.
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~ Charles King, the newly-elected President
Of Columbia College, New York, was duly in
stalled into Office on the 2sth' uH, with imposing
ceremonies. An address was made to him by the
Rev. Mr., McViekar, who has been connected with
the institution for nearly thirty years. Mr.. King
reply was conceived with fine taste, and delivered
~ - r.-Is-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-10

FOR CALIFo RNIA.--H Persons going to California
cannot find better opportunity than By the steam-
ship Alabama, which leaves for Chagrss tomorrow
at5o'clock,P. n. The Alabama has nadea number
Of sucesssiul trips % Chagres, ana generally goes
IN shorter time as she does not stopat Havana Or
other places to take New York passengers 50 that
persons going on her win meet with no detention.
9. J.1Ieslssr & Co, 66 Poydras street. are Aenss.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-10

I, french and English Bankes large, Eine and Heavy
blankets for Plantations, an Kinds Flanuels, Englrt
French and American Shcetngs of al kinds, Iiae1 aud
CeOu Table Linens of every width and quality HOwel
llames for Ct9sins and Furiilure Embrodered Muslin
Curtains, rich Musins for Cufains various styles COOus
Of all kinds and widths Nosquito Meetings., ee for sale
low dl0 6t9dn
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Also-A splendid assortment Of JUVENILE WORKS,
for Children Of all ages embracing all the various writing;
of Edgeworth Sherwood, BarbaulI, Parey, Embur,
Il s. Arthur CHARLOTTE Elizabeth, MARY Hewitt, and
Other writers Of juvenile celebrity,
Iogeiher with large asso-ment 81 PU ZZLES. GAMES
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az Passengeis pei bark LOUISIANA for Caonir are re-
quesed board Post Aunebay At O'Clock
THIS DAffat whloh tune NE vessel will leave The Levee
do : DEWEY a. Co. Agents, 81 Grpver st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

Tho steamer Empire Cas-, which le's Kingston.
JauLca on "wednesday ile 5h inst. 81 noon, brought
us dies oi ihe Narsiag .laaraai O. ,hai date
TIE last Legislature luarrsiei with Sir Charles "a
Gray. ttcr Governor were dissolved, and " ihe new
Assembly. consisting q t3 members, save one ca lc
count oi ac4l c return Sd sere b. The last ID use sa
lt were DOT.
some Say thst tie lale Speaker, $. j. Dallas saii to
be relative OF q 81 Dallas oi Philadelphia. Will Del To-
elected oilers that Dr. .. spaine. leader Of the
opposition. Conservative. ur Country party. VII oe
y, ter. Tho ucw Legislature we-e ssslu--ls ~
lhe irsf dime sl fle au-l irs steam ed e.
SDrle Uf the mtma-Is la1 n1 oqpls-oa, --lefs
.ioll poll, ati some 30 90 ll voters appeared az
kinssiol. where three meubers we're returned. Is
many as 80 20 g,l vu.es were p4led.
5sualcs is Yo1f all Llscoufcl.et has icw rel pro
puctrs and many slaves p.cniy % irot ana Gets oai
IS Tor sugar. tlr s.lailfs Gre enormous. lle lasl
Assembly resolved nor % ractle from a-t or rc-t
luon for rcrrcl lnrn-i some iri-k IT'S House al.
resolve o. do DO alsi-rss,
Toe drt.,s COLI cio- By The British Customs oce-s
.a Bnush We.t-lndi. produce averages s-ll-oooo B
be YEARLY ysila cd En- ID manufactures "a ported O.
tha West lntes is a1-ll - tuJr.Oi il tne direct
iraGs 900 sans Ci s..g are cllio. c- On ra -
also cross uale Flia ie N.in .il -flc-- D 20, e.
employing many shigs- cid s1.fyi1s -.i--i ~
ish salicd meals ana umfrf.
nae steamer Ala0.y srnfei ai Jsu1i-a the iay
ai.fr thd Empire tliyl On f-E frt-in Wy s-t 4nt
Mllwsy eii .uia N.-1l on the 1871 August C1s-ri
1n ire $500 aud Cara. -tla .F-ere 'tu rai died %
C1aIera. Oh lIe 1Ist ~r- ll .l f-t- % flr Jan Ia
90 the slno-ni .t s.6-76 i1l Havana $50, aa- i1r
En-lslI >g4. -.
We learn By lte Jamaica j1ernci t1-t A. Lucea aug
30 smart SHOCK OF an Earthquake was ieii IN the
toNn. GA The evening o I.4Isl-y 81 lfe n.aaies %
TIE vibrations vele froM wsss % cas- he shock
lasicd Joy some momelts; The aaisnis were much
alarmed very severe shocs % L-i.l9- Sec va *
pei-ncec e. S-7anra-.l Nar o. the sme aiefu9on 40
q O.llcN