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RIVER AND MARINE.

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s' g s%ss R ss: 10 Ss .;
self snsaIpss.ed regards her sailing qualities is
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4zT TIE new .g, BALTIMORE SIa9 clipper 5 phil, ship Ak1
s99SRPs e i :, jsnsO and .sts ,bs
The A. coo tons bnrben and from the beauty of her
isssf
sous Of fsa,ss either steam sail Shippers or parties de-
"n' Lafayette E. f sHESER z g poSsls. psSss
m " saaorS e Sauh ~
kV s,eerage passengers not taken dil
FoR :.a cy5Th t..sss n!srsGoH .sScs.sr
Ma Gspssn Small win have s i%%sdias iGa' dispatch patch sas
''rs'a sSyi
Eos WV 8 fs4 3 4 EE% RAEs Esgls1sxs
aMR EEW YORK kLME Ne. Of Fin PSGk 5Iz 80
sh6 Caps ?k Geo y BTsw:isI ssa having % %ths
e freight Or passage having superior
daons apply on board at PIE, Ns SSt of s. Joseph st.
d oo. of srAsTEoH as Esfsyssts co Streets
e NEW sS WITH WITH aGIgk 1IsPATcH 1xE OF
% CAPT 'sissdI R'ses
For balance Of freight passage having superior
recommendations apply en- board IA At Pie, Ne foot of st
~ street, of Magazine and
NOR XrMSAyy Ts aHGye M9NDAY, NOM Jan st5B
1e sel sea.sas
Ss GsS% ms.si s.vs s's1s si ssn fo S
or passage apply on board Or 70
Hschs. lves Convoy will take freight for all and1si ."
R FfsEs Hs RAY .s J51 n.aas ses Louisville &C.
:ss%iss %s,9 ri .S x .sS:
nssse'' "a ''aE E95E e F:zi!s: g
I'M IT, wSesns asS Pitts.
isD s9a iEssea Hss?iS5
leave above For passage having
Go aR YDE E. s0eS 4 sSd p Psss,,s was
pIS BThs United States will take freight for Mills Point
aas ss;s!'ss. sss
aas r
as abovs For freight o hsyns % 40
Isia s
N. B.-The Sacramento is very light draught Jal
ES6R CINCINNATI Louisville, Wheeling and Pitts
boat SToksYs x saS. sbsse 'i e;
freight o. passage apply % on on board. at Poydrss
street wharf, or HYDE oGLEsBY, II poydrs. street
psy bs nasys eHsisys sds a entirely boat and built
F0R TCHULA, Ledore. Granada, Tasea- '6sS. n
M.,;hO hOms Toy, Gresrwood, Xs5oS 5; CITY
ss
apply on fi'fs
and draws only 20 inches water. Jal
e sssf Esd ~ S
City Bles Paseasoaia a Saf .eeF etc@TSe nsw and
Bs w.
trade Ssbn all in state rooms: will Leave I'VE tie LAKE sGa
Ks ID s Warehouse
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommods
dao NDp9 " "wINGATE q sRENAN. q Poydra. st.
S zissi kShfx ss Rodney
;agia9 a;
Gsf he
"a, 7e Ieage WITH DUCK DISPATCH DsPATCH;1, ..
d.usi essnboa 't1aSe caSe csss sns
land. gsceiynS freight. and win leave as
modstions apply board at Poydras street wharf or
d3O HYDE & OGLESBY. IL Poydns St
A FIRST class Esh s4kiAA5z4 SA5z4f n... ~
N suIss les fset.1ss feet on deck. q feet feet
boilers feet long two twenty inch cylinden seven ices
stroke-a entirely with the boat: She draws only SS
year and nine months old her cabins furnished excel
lent STYLE and well found in respect For further paf
dI4 If HYDE & OGLESBY, 70 Poydras st.
TEN DOLLAR BETS.
7NHOSE Gentomen who have bet Ten Dollar Hats,
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
NEW YEdR Day.

FJ,HIs DAY, Monday, January lSsA GRAND pay PER
FORMANCE place l2 O'Clock, which the whole
of the Company will be brought into requislton
e- will consist OF Magnncent
Performances embracing variety OF brilliant
Equestrian, Acrobac and other Acts for particulars o which
small desc Tptive bills
t- Mr.. H. P. MAbGAN engaged and will shortly appear
open O'Clock performance to commence at O'CLOCK
ddission Circle cents; Second Tier rs cents y
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

MONDAY MoRMNo. Jan. 1, l6l9.
COTTONThe heavy Transactions of last week had left
the Cotton market with light supply Saturday and
al parties looking for later advices from Europe
fully lue by the Europa the sales confined to
about 1900 bales though at full prices.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

ST. CHARLES. John Travis, Dsgen, N Ehnerets T.
Sprouls Y John Hurley, A Wsneken, c G BAYLOR o. T
Walker, Warrington City Stephen Ar Thomas Davis Lyons
J F Lawrence, Ky
VERANDAH Col Croghan, U A. c G BAYLOR N O. VIM
Gay Blancagniel Murray and Louisville Swift Lexington
HEWLETT's. e Johnson d Houghcn, N o. Van Dora
Lake Providence.
PLANTERS Henry Brown Point Texa. Thos
Moore. Dover; Thos Gibson and lady, Mrs Msy Mobile.
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terday held inquest the body of named George
Green found dead the sloop Robert Morris lying the
exposure = "
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CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-Wilam Thomas was yesterday
brought to the Second Municipality Guard house. by Robert
Collins, who charges him with committing burglary
hoard the steamship Palmetto Thomas his possession
a burglars instrument known jimmy"
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N EW ORLEAN MS:
MONDAY. MORNING, JANUARY /, ls4s
HOlyday Presents.


New YEAR PREsENTs.-Those persons who
neglected to make their usual annual presents on
Christmas, will to-day have another opportunity,
New Years day being, as well Christmas, ap-
propriated to that duty. ANY persons who may de-
sire to comply with the established rules of society
by making presents to-day, have only to examine
the advertising columns of the Crescent, where
they will find an abundance of every thing suited
TO every taste.
Books and other Holyday Presents.
ANIMALS, Gift Books, illustrated and Illuminated
Works, Fancy Articles, etc. ETC., suitable for Holy
day Presents, may be procured in great variety of
styles, and at prices to suit all purchasers, Of
THOMAS y ISL L WHITE WHIT IJ.C MORGAN MtoR!sAI b..
JB 3 sTEEt. giHt, street wELB LHB,sst;5s U.s. Place
NOR MAss Asrp street DAvGp & FEE fERr i'Isst co.
H Ss%B SsSs i,s''
Variety Stores of Jewelry, Fancy Articles, etc.
Comprising a very large stock of Fancy Articles,
viz: Jewelry, Reticules, Purses, Music Boxes, Mu-
sic, etc. etc.:
GUINNESS BUSH. lCLAUDIUs REDON, co..
St cSa5ss IL and Canal nsoS 9fsas; s5s
Ssf5if; isfff HTL Yousss \ Ssn'I street
Il. A. TYLER, BRUCES,
3 Camp street II Camp street.
HYDE & GOODRICH, M. II. MEYER,
WIS Ssasi. street & S$sFgEHf ssRg i!!:i,
Music Stores.
MAYOS e. A. TYLER.
Camp street. Camp and Guvier.
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
Consisting of New Goods, Ball Dresses, Embrol-
dered Tarlatans, Robes embroidered in Gold and
Silver, Silks and Cashmeres of the richest quality
and latest patterns, Bonnets, Silk, Satin and Velvet
Mantillas, visites, etc. in great variety, may be
purchased Of
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M arrie d.:

At Baton Rouge, Dec 2 by the Rev Van Court Mr. ELLIS
YELV1NGTON to Miss ELVIRA COOPER
A. Baton Rouge. Dec a. BY the Rey Woodbrdge, EDWARD
WILLIS, ESQ.,, Miss MARY ELIZABETH OLDHAM.
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LARcKNIEs IN THE FIRST MuNIcIpALITY.-Vaier q
yesterday arrested for stealing coat from the clothing store
No. Old Leyee street, and Henry slave of Charles Der.
bgny was also brought to the Guad-house accused of
larceny.
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M ARMFIEJp will sell at the store of Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street. Dry Goods. Hats Boots Shoes, etc.. with
out reserve rD See Auction head.1
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LARCENY.-Maria, a slave of - Wiez, was arrested by
the Second Municipality police Saturday evening ST.
Charles street. at the request of Thomas Ladner, who
Cuses her of stealing from him the sum of $780,
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LARcESY.-A man named Timothy Lane broaght to
the Second Municipality Watch house. Saturday night
charged by Patrick McCaient. with stealing the sum of $40
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9. of t.. Meetings This Evening.
LANE DIVISION No. g. in the Methodist church at Agiers
at halfpast z.
HARMONY DIVISION No. Is, at Crystal Fount Hall. 22
Tchoupititoulas street, at hafpast7.
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AssAuLTING OFFIcERs-Hugh Bsler charged with in
sung officers Rodngusz and Bernard of the First Munich
pslty police, and sinking them on Saturday night,
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MRS. ROPER,
165 Poydras street.
MRS. MCCLUSKEY,
cor. Gravier and Circus.
MRS. INGRAM,
172 Camp street.
he Latest Fashions.
]. DARCY,
cor. Chartres and CAM al.
WIN. BOOTH,
13 Gravier street.
EVANS,
cor. Mag. and Gravier.
lie Try Goods.
P. J. O'DOHERTY,
cor. TchoupitOulas street
and St. Mary's Market.
HY. STODDART & CO.
81 Canal street..
G.. YALE, JR. & co.
"a Magazine street.
IS Furnishing Goods, in
d Quantity of
FRED. ANTHON,
under st. Charles Hotel.
JOHN DUCORNAU,
cor. st. Charles and Com.
M. BARNETT,
13 Camp street.
JOHN SOUTHWELL,
2l Canal street.
]. MCNEIL,
Common and Car0ndelet.
E. SALOMAN.
20 81. Charles street.
cy Goods, Carpeting, etc.
A. BROUSSEAU g. CO,
q Chartres street.
Vines, etc.
R. F. NICHOLS e. co.
rs and 7S Camp street.
i. 40 and AZ Old Levee.
Jards, Stamps, etc.
JOHN v. CHILDS,
Camp street.
merry, etc.
/. rs and 78 Camp street.
Union and st. Charles street.
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ST. CHARLES THE AT RE.

NEW YEAR NIGHT. IA GREAT ENTERTAINMENT.
THIS EVENING Monday January sag1Whl be presented
l. Comedy of KATHARINE AND PETRUCHlO-Petruc
Vanlenho Katharine, Mrs Jones. To conclude with
THE DESERTED VILLAGE-Cast the full strength OF the
Company.
GE open past and Curtain at O'Clock
places had application Mr. j. r
BAILY between the hours of 10 and O'Clock, day. yl
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ASSAULT WITH KMEE.-Willam Ress was srrested on
Saturday night By the First Municipality polce charged
with drawing knife upon Jacob VIAL Front Levee street
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lNHUMANITY-The police of the Second Municipality
seized days Nos 1858 and 1899 Saturday afternoon for
refusing to take to the Charity Hospital, who
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ns- Wadded capotes are now the fashion with
the ladies' of Paris.
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II Ressrs's Livsrwori and Tar. - We lsvlts tte
want easssa rtfsdy
iaf Coughs Cods pssss Luags aad Chest s afy
sissAsss e Aa sTtes ls AHa psss GU payfh s9 IN
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~ Louisiana State Colonization Society-The
of this Society hereby nohed that the ANNUAL
ELECTION Officers and Directors Will be held ut the Bible De-
TUESDAY, the I'd day OF January
next between the hours o'clock A. M and o'clock NJ
under The duly appointed order Of
Board of Directors. II. A bULLAkD, PRESIDENT:
T. STANTON Recording Secretary. dl5d
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L m tAhMELEE WOulu Invite al tn0sS sun0H"S ions
S. ssRss sss a;ssss DifsHe 9 So.
No. '2G;1'Sns G.a s1srsr @
DR.: aoazRss% %SNF S9NR0SHPf 2HP fXH EEEUP OF LIVER
A SAFE and esItsin eufe for GG0NsUMPTIoN, ,S OF
Hah aDfes Is @' @ s Rs:aH HssSsas Ss;
EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES WHICH CAN BE SEEN In
Sssassyns sa SA1fs gr0t BEEN 1ar ae.S with most
SoPs 1ns; .spss @
"s h OF able d d.
TT wss Hsd Nos n health in very 'h'n Finch
eity Of Cincinnati ieI hsn twenty years. e. .
conddencs y The public can fuy corIoSGate what bs
ss aid used the medicine fis xP BnRRE Be
Cincinnati, August u, 1876.
Mr. seos.f was taken nS with h most distressing cough
and my lungs BECAME 50 diseased that bed in short time
tom hearing remarkable sa, s1,ss made mad BY
fore had taken one half Of seemed to 20 t. the very
ss, and dIsyss ny cough 'sa Andby
It's was restored to perfect hsath vu,rrurAD
Sworn and subscribed ts a day v sf HSss%bsd y i
E1t.sofR T. 0$ f..s H% Dr. Il Ross n and Ts
has been the S Of nnsI ing %S e my
huence in the circulation of so vflnsSfs HESsY "WisEMAN
Patriot, Gallia CO.. o.. Dec. %, lS46
From DIR: Wilson ,u;.. tie
been the family f n Nh M has ,o benz
And finally n H. the s,a syTps9%s 2s%s
e.. S aS . s he Dr.
Ive1wor and Tag acted like cham a In ley f y. aay. a
ss i WSs Y ;''d
Patriot Galia county, Ohio.
Ihave been afflicted with diseased lungs for several years
having tired various prescriptions with little success
Tried Dr. Rogers Lvewor and TaI and fond great & Ie,
Cincinnati. August II. 1876,
kV The following certificate from one Of the most DIS
tiIguished in ~ e,fa G % s,eo
ing statement conscious that may appear unproessona
MI Charles Wade Of this city was quite low with rsm1n On
than usual success At his request and that of biz friends
permitted him try Dr. Rogers Liverwof and Tar and
n.;n1 he second bottle my visits were discontinued and he
was soon restored to hsah lido eoncentouy eng
nv brother practitioners prescribe this remedy IN al pn-
mens msns complaints W.T. WGIAM Iiai IT, iRfiG5HAR
Cincinnati, Oct. 1st. 1874.
We will now ask the afflicted to canddly examine tns
above facts and whether evidence man & % %
and heard from and from and pIoiesor; ENJOY
ing the cSndsoss: q. es e me & eene have
ward and conscienousy recommended 10 pe useu
BrwARE OF CoUNrERYEIrs AND BASE INVITATIONS ,
N RTbe genuine article is signed, .andrep Rogers
on the engraved wrsppe! around eacn potue e. a. soJ
~ pMos-el Per hottie OF SIX pc"es '~ se N''1
wholesale ''' MSD "a, ,as I,ss es'sa e. Esss.
aso,nsAH sels osash Astt', 's'sssSfs'As's 's's
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ORLEANS THEATRE,

TJHS EVENING Monday January lS49-Wil be presented
i CE QUE FEMME vEUT-a Vaudeville in 2 acts; After
which, UNE FEMME QUI Sc JETTE PAR LA FE
METRE Vaudeville, in act To conclude with
LES ANGLAIS EN- VOYAGE Vaudeville, in act
Performances commence half past O'Clock. jyl
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ALARAMA OSNABURGS

U We are receiving, and shall keep on SALE large sup
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa
ing Company Alabama These Goods we thnk are no. IN
ferior to any of Southern Manufacture we nve inc
nre d;reetsd To sell at the Iooest market priee
d1A2mis IOHN r. DONALD Il CO.. SO Camp st.
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MRS. BANISTER,
66 Royal, cor. Bienville.
ID. p. SCANLAN T. CO.
II Chartres street.
MRS. ID. F.WAYMOUTH,
II Chartres street.
MRS. CAMPBELL,
cor. POydras and Carondelet.
Hats and Caps, of I
Z. D. BUNCE, |
30 Canal street.
j. ROBERTSON & CO.
81 Canal street.
BELDEN,
3 Chartres street.
JOHN DURBRIDGE,
8 Customhouse street.
Fancy and Star
z. w. WOODLlEF,
N Chartres street.
CHAS. A. BARRIERE,
20 Cbartres street.
BROWNS,
1853 Poydras street.
w. M. T. ]. LAPSLEY,
IL Chartres street.
Clothing and Gentlemen
every Style an
ALF. MUNROE & CO. |
"a Magazine street.
THOMPSON g. NIXON, |
A Canal street.
RICHARD SANDS,
cor. Tchoup. and Poydras. |
MONTROSS g. STILL WELL, |
cor. Magazine and Com.
N. G. FOLGER,
Old Levee and Customhouse.
LOISON & SILVESTRE,l
% Chartres street.
Parlor, Chamber and Fan
JOSEPH ETTER, |
~ Camp street. |
Fruits, Nuts, Y
A. +. COCHRAN, (
q Tchoupito"las street. !
A. ID. GRlEFF & CO
Engraving Visiting
SHlELDS & COLLINS, /
"a Camp street.
Confectio
R. F. NICHOLS g. CO
WOODWORTH'S, corl of
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DRUGS AND ME@pICINSE5sS. @ 5s ,pp n
~ 0UININE CALOMEL BLUE MASS. lPE- -N
u GAG, RHUBARB, ,etc.IA, low foI cash
a. can be- procured ekewheIe1Can and
OGG SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An uneauslled
eEsSTf eEEXTRACT r. OF COPAiVA, sARsAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeabe cure. superior 10
the Capsules or any other extract.
Il Tonic EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-Ths strongest preparation that can D.
made. .
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA. TAR, LlvERWORT.
IotIsIANX VERMIFuGE. RHEUMATIC IANI.
T. Bspecia ss,,alisa paid as .ssatmsat sf khsams,
tSb. Bronchitis AAd Cossumpti04.
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TEN DOLLAR BETS
THOSE Gentlemen who have bet Ten Dollar Hats,
Il are informed that THE HATS now ready
for delivery. and can be found at -
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~ Gas Light Company New Orleans, December ,h, Z: =
Stockholders Institution informed that the
Annual Election for SIX DIRECTORS will be held the Office Of
the Company MONDAY Of January next between the
az I'd " " " p. N. WOOD Secretary.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.
By r. ARMFIELD Auct;oneer.

ON Goods, Aats, Boots, Shoes. &c.
By R. ARMFiELD. Auctioneer.
VIII be sold Daily the store Of JASPER F. SMITH No
general assortment q DRY GO6Ds eonsine N part
DOMESTIC CALICOEs CLOTHS, CAsslMERES, RERSEYS
etc.. etc. .aAieo-...
of FANCY GOODS all of which will be suitable M Country
Trade Terms, cash.
B-Libera Cash Advances made conssnmrnts af Drx
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Geld and Silver Watches Jewy and
Merchandise generally. OF 6m
Important and Persmptory Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate in the Second Municipality
and Lafayette.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & Co
j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
CATURDAY, January 6, and TUESDAY January lsis-WI
- be sod without reserve, 10 O'Clock, Banks Arcade
The following CHOICE PROPERTY to wit:
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t The advertisement Of the JENNY
LIND HAIR GLOSS the third page, by j. WRIGHT COr
Isl Cbartres street - Ma 2dpGal
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~ Preventive.-The Picayuue says that Clean!iness
the bes, Prevenives of Cholera Clean
and DRAWERS SOCKS etc. be obtained both good and
81, .,r.s, - dis
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Auction Sales This Day.

r. +. NICHOLS q co. 76 and ~ Camp street.
WOODWORTH'S, corr of Union and st. Charles street
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~ II. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. - The
ore1ns and only always has the signature OF
tbr proprietor H. DALEY wrapper Of each box
Southern Depot Isl Chartres street, New Orleans. dsu
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~ Strangers in tn City, see Dr.. B. F, MULLEN,S
other columns Of this paper He one Of the
ver United States All that stand
.t,sst - ~ W - nlsu
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70 FEMALES

TO FEMALES.
nR. PARMELEE would invite all those suffering from
~ srreus other diseases peculiar to the tsnas svs
k Private consultations between the hours OF and
P M. No. 81 HEvrA STREET. between Bsronne and
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A EasT Is CkAss iss STEA%soAf 3s s.sf ss,
beam, with six feet hold, has three forty inch ~,
boilers, rs feet long cylindes seven let
stroke-a entirely new with the boat She draws only 5
inches water. and will carry 460 tons freight Is only one
year and nine months old her cabins furnished in excel
lent STYLE and well found in respect For further par
dit dl4 Il f-pp'' ~ HYDE & oGLEsBY 10 Poydras St
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- Electro-Masnehc Machines fSr Medical ppie Sse,
with Improved Platina from sig ~ $i9
sophica Densts Gold Foil Plate
and Wire stokton Artificial Teeh Files Excavaors roins 0f
Ism j. D. ANDERSON, IL St. Charles ST.
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kN MeWOfleddss OeC. 2, 1646-Dr j.. MENSINu.
SrThe Set Of Teeth inserted for consider 20 be the best
job ever They equally servcabe for use as me
natural teeth Those needing line liberty 10
call at No. IL 81 John street, Perddo and Graver
'ds SIN A, G. TUCKER.
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Reported exclusively for the Crsscent1
IN THE CEMETERIES.

From P M. Saturday to 6 P. M. Sunday.
CYPRESS GROVE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

LOUIS NAPOLEON The history and char
ac,er of this person, who has been so remark
ably brought to the observation of the world,
is thus summarily given by the Tribune.
| Charles Louis Napoleon. son OF Louis, Tx
| King OF Holland, was born in Paris on the
goth of April, 1908. His god-parenis were
| the Emperor and Maria Louisa, and during
| his childhood he was an especial favorlte OF
the former On the return of Napoleon from
| Elba. he stood beside him on the Champ dc
Mars, and when embraced by him for The last
time, at Malmalson, the young LOUIS, then
bow of seven years, wished TO follow hm at
ali hazards When the family was banlshed
| from France, his mother remOvedto Augsburg
where he received good German education
| He was afterwards taken 10 Switzerland,
where he obtained the right OF citizenship,
and commenced a course of military studies.
| After the July Revolution, by which he was
second time prescribed from France, he visited
italy in company with his brother and IN
| 1881 took part in popular lnsurrecilon agalns
the Pope This movement failed, but he sue
ceeded in making his escape, and, his brother
| dying at Forll the same year. he visited Eng
Il land and atterward returned TO Switzerland
where, fer two or three years, he contented
\ himself with whiting political and military
II works, which do not appear TO have been eX
! Itcnsvey read.
II The death OF the Duke Of Reichstadt il
Il 1892, gave new impulse to his ambluou
/ hopes. His first revolutionary att mpt, a
/ Strasbourg, in October, 1886, completely iall
/ ed, but after short imprisonment III Pafls
| he was sent TO this country. The illness o
i his mother occasioned his return the following
! year, and after a visit to Switzerland he ioo
! up his residence in England until his secon
attempt at Boulogne, in 1910.
Il I'm this affair several of his followers wer
killed, and he was himself taken and sentenc
/ ed 10 inprisonmeut for fe in the Castle &
Ham The particulars OF his escape IN May
Il 1916, after AN incarceration OF SIX years, al
well known. From that time until the end {
Scptember last, when he was returned as
Deputy 10 the National Assembly from tn
Department of the Seine, he has resided
|, England. A late London journal, in DESERT
ing his mode of lie, gives the following nc
very flaltering account
II "He was un>cIupulous in contracting obi
cations which were wholly beyond his mean
of repayment and his most serious pursu
was The study of Alchemy, by which he cs
pected TO arrive at the discovery of the philo'
ophers stone. SO vigorously did he prosecu'
this exploded science, at house which ,
had fitted up as laboratory at CamberweI
and so firm was his faith in the charlatan en-
plnc whom he employed to aid him IN tram
|, muing the baser metals INTO gold, that he
SAID to have actually appropriated his Iev'
nues in anticipation, and to have devoted ID
FIRST miIlard OF his gains TO the payment
the national debt of France, in oder TO acqulr
thus an imperial throne by purchase !"