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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-15

EMO A TED PIG

TVNIS WONDER winch been e1hbted al the pal
l. Cities North West with unbounled ap- crs5s
plause Will be exhibited the APOLLO SALOON, 1f -
Of Peiido and CaroDde Streets Every Even [e-
ing, commencing WEDNESDAY,, the l4,h instant,
II O'Clock, T. M.
Mr.. PHILIPS offering this unrivaled Exhibition the
public begs respectfully announce, Effected
Exhibition will
public that his UNITING
please and delight audiences, will public
patronage.
THIS wonderful performer will add subtract divide tell the day
the the the year, days and hours there
tell the persons watch the Company
tell how many spectators present. ladies gentlemen distinguish
tell different United States etc.. will
the prominent country play cards with any
lady gentleman do what will
impossible accomplish. Any draw
pack, without seeing the card, will
fetch match it, another pack
NJ. Admttance so cents; chidren, hafpr mEl3 lw
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KISSING YOUNG KEAN-The world will learn
with establishment. envy, admiration, hope, faith
and charity-one or the other perhaps all six-that
Queen Victoria has with her own royal lips, actu-
ally kissed the daughter of Mr.. Charles Kean.
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OOLEMAN,s IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
A CARD.
MIR. and Mrs. Harby's Classical, English
French and Spanish School,

Mrs and MIS- HaFDyNS SIdSSiCdls EuShshs
French and Spanish School,
N.4L4DES STREET. bettoeen Thdtta and .Hepomene'
rs NOW OPEN for the reception Of Pupils. Boys re-
ceved at any stage Of education and thoroughly pre-
pared for Colleges Counting houses and Trades.
Mr. Hardy has had twenty three yeas experience as a
Teacher and feels assured that he fulfil the reasona
desires Of those parents and guardians who may enrus chill
limited humber of Boarders will be received IN the family
Mrs n will superintend the Female Depart en and use
her exerons to insure polish of manners and genueness
OF disposition u -. L. .xnor;a,o.3
TERMS:
For Day Pupils from 81 TO $40 per montn:,
Boarding Pupils, from SIS TO SZu per hohu'
~" We do with pleasure recommend Mr; anu WE,
HARBY,S ACADEMY to the confidence and patronage
OF the public
Isaac johnson, Governor of the State OF louisiana.
TIasimon Landry, Lieutenant Governor
Charles Gayarrs Secretary of State. - r,.:
alexander Dimtry, Sup General OF Puohc Educa'ion
George Eustis Chief Justice supreme Court.
4. M. Buchanan Judge District Court.
Wy Bright Justice of the Peace,
H B DeBow, Professor University OF LOUISIANA
N NJ Cohen Admir-
A. ID Gro sman Mayor of the City. ~.
Joseph Genois. Recorder of the First MuniclpaiHy.
Joshua Baldwin. Recorder OF the Second Municpahy.
rSeuzsneau, Recorder Of the Third Mlpicpeiy
nala GEO. w. HARBxs Naaades W
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o. Augustus F. Boyle, late one of the editors OF
the Anglo. Saxon, has been appointed Professor of
Photography in the new Free Academy in this city,
where the art of spelling and writing is to be
among the branches taught-N. Y. Day Book.
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CAUGHT HIM-On Tuesday we stated that trunk con-
tanning ewery valued $500 s7C0 belonging Mauice
Levy pedlar, had been stolen On Tuesday evening.
Mcdonald of the Second Municipality Police arrested Law
SON slave belonging to shutz, MADDEN Leach on su
pcon of having committed the robbery. quantity of
Iewery identified by Levy found in the slaves posses
sion He has not yet been examined
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
Mr. THOS. MUM. Ring Master MIR w. WORRELL, Glow

Mr. THos MUM. Ring Master. Mr.. W. WoRRELL, Clown
Complimentary Benefit o Mr.. S. P. STlCKNEI.
fyNHlS EVENING, Thursday, March l5Preyious perform
l. Grand Display OF FIREWORKS Will take place
First appearance of Mr.. B. JENNINGS AS CLOWN. First
night OF the SPRlTES OF THE SILVER SHOWER. I'D
time Of JACK THE NT-KILLER independent of which
the whole Company will appear grand and mequaed Me
lange of brilliant performances.
8 Particulars in the small bills of the day, posters, ETC.
u Doors open at O'Clock; performance O'Clock
AdnissiOn. Dress Circle 50 Second mills
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Positively the LAST CONCERT of NJ. sTRAKOsCH Pianis
~ - to the Emperor of Russia,
Hls EVENING Thursday, March 49, the Performances viii
l. commence with ]. H. Payne's Drama CLARI THE MAID
OF MILAN Roano, Mr.. Chppendae; CLAIR, Mrs Joues
After which, M. STRAKOSCH will perform Fo of his mos
avorte pieces Miss Coad will popular Songs, and
the Orchestra will perform two GRAND OVERTURES To
conclude with the Farce Of GENTLEMAN IN DIFFICULT
TIES Sedly, Mr.. Fuller.
tE- Tomorrow Friday, Benefit of Mrs. STUART.
q Doors open at hapast and Curtain O'clock
tB Tickets and places be had application TO Mr. j. P
Baby between the hours Of 10 and O'clock day mhs
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SENT Dows.-John Kelly, about town." de
scribed vagrapt found late hour Tuesday night
on the premises OF Mr. James Desban in Gaver st. where
supposed he bad stationed himself with felonious intent
Yesterday obtained from Recorder Baldwin order for
thirty davis accommodation in the Workhouse.
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Races-Bingaman Course, Algiers.
AM 2 <ssats~
A l 19sS-

TINE FIRST SPRfNG MEErINi OF The ORLEANS
l. JOCKEY CLUB will commence TUESDAY, the goth of
March. lSi9, and continue six days.
FIRST DAYA for three os-Subtcrpion
s350-Forfeit $lC0-TwO mile heats. 49,
day-A sweepstakes for Os-Subscrpl S250
Forfeit s50-Mle heats
three olls-
Subscription $3O0Forfeit SIOOMe heatsThe subscr
bers stakeTo and close the 18th of March
Nominations to be addressed Secretary Orleans Jockey
Club.
Same day-Purse SI50-Mie heats.
THURSDAY, 22d March-Purse $300-Two mile heats.
FRIDAY, 23d March-Purse $50l-Three mile beats.
SATURDAY, 2ith March-Purse $750-Four mile heats
SUNDAY, 25h March-Purse S250-Mle heasThree in hve
SUNDAY, March-Purse $250Two mile heats-TEree and
year os carry proper weights five and upwards to
10 centadded to the
tn Second Snrng Meeting will Wednesday,
Ith of April Liberal will be given.
mh5 d6Wf OLIVER d. VALENTINE Proprletors
ROPERS SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No 1O7 POYDR.4S Street, .NeD Orleans,
open FROM 8 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to Q P. MI, and
OFROM to O'CLOCK P. M. jas
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Granada attacked by two brothers named Juan and
Pope Silvia, in Hernandez coffee house. on Old Levee
head and the latter of whom attempted stab him but
prevented has been issued by Recorder Genols
for the arrest OF the Slvas but they have yet been
nabbed
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ORLEANS THE A T r e /.

THURSDAY EVENING March Is, will be per oned, for thu
second time, celebrated Grand Opera, tabeaux
Music by Meyerbeer) of THE HUGUENOTS Performers
Messrs. Duuc, Valet and Cora Mesdames FeuryJo
Berton.
LR Performances commence at quarter before mhl4
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for tile Crescent By VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE March IA, 1S49.-Only one arrival steamer
yorktown, with cows Our yesterdays quotations are
LIST class sells at &c, I'd do &c. Sd do
DC o ID Hogs 31std4c. . ID Sheep, $3lOs4 p head:
Mich Cows. $2O0s4O @ head; Hay, sI40$15 o ton :;
Corn, 45GO5Oc. bushe; Oats, &c. o bushel Bran 6O0
7Oc p 100 tb OLcake. 81 D 100 ID.
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D1sCHARGED-James Cochrane who was arrested on a
charge. by John Hook of having eonousy ned off from
his house South Market street, sver watch. has been
discharged from custody by Recorder Baldwin, there being
eYidence 10 SuStal the charge.
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CAsE-An insane man was arrested in the Third Mu-
inequality yesterday for kicking and threatening to
kill people, The poor fellow had got strange notions
in his head of which that army Of Engshmen
had landed at the Lake end of the Railroad
for the purpose of taking him prisoner On being taken to
the Watch hoase he refused give his We under
stand that he has been sent to the Hospital.
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STEALING A CoAT.-Edward G. Borland was arrested
yesterday on charge of stealing from the of Mr.
Jacobs of POydas and ST. Charles Streets The
was found in his possession.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN TIRE.

fFHlS EVENING, THURSDAY, March U.s. will be presented
thrilling Drama iron Eugene Sues az work. by j. L. Du-
rivage, ESQ.,. entitled THE WANDERING JEW. Rodin Mr.
G. Jason grico MrsChaTes Dagober Mr.. Greene Dial
Mr. Kingsley Morof, Mr. Eytinge Rose and Bnche 1.-THE
sisers Sazman and Jackson Carlo-
VILE Ms Z. Pere La MayeIx Mrs C. Pope. perform
will with JENNY LIND is CONE! Jenny
Lind Leaher-ungs, Miss Z. Petrie. To conclude with
DANCE, by Mr. Thompson.
~ Tomorrow Friday, Benefit of Mr.. KELLER.
The Police Department under Mr. S. L.
Prices AdssoDress Circle cents Parquette Second
Third Tiers so Coored Boxes, Gallery
~ Private Boxes and Seats be secured Office
tween the hours OF 10 A. NJ and p NJ by applying Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
kB Doors rbefore T.
at quarter-past7 preciselv mills
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BREACH OF TRUsT.-Fraucois Cazere arrested yes
terday charge of breach of made against him by
Jean Labahe who he deposited SIS 50 with Cazee
which the latter refuses 10 give up.
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A LAWYER IN TRouBLR.-Ou Tuesday, in the U. g.
District Court Judge Bullard moved for rule to strike the
name of Henry st Paul the list of Attorneys for NAL
practices The matter to be decided Saturday. Some
curious developments expected to be made.
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1s49.

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Nothing of interest occurred
The First District Court yesterday. lew cases OF petty
larceny and assault and battery were disposed of.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. 29 81 30 N-LoNGIrUDE 90 Win Time, Oh
Cleared Yesterday /.

OIedreu Yesterday:
Ship Far West. Brard New York Fosdick & Bro
Ship Robert Burton. Decap, Philadelphia H. Ashbridge
BaIk rano. W ats, New York, w. +. Babcock
Bark WessacumGon Robinson, Boston, G. Green Bro
BARK Autoeon, Park, New York, Bailey Il Baxter
Bark Neptune, Bison Boston, Rice Hathaway
Bark Lucia Field, Rich Boston. J. P Whitney ca
Siciian PARK Anonimo, Costa. Genoa L. II. Gale
Brig Milauden DeJvaile. havana W. H. Simmons
Mex. brig Hercules. Gastanaga. Sisal and Campeachy
j. Prats
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FURNITURE STORIES Camp street
e3n REWARD

$50 RGWAhD. -
OST. the Sd inst, while coming down from Carroll
ton in the 10 O'Clock train. URSE, containing one
$50 bill on the Mechanics and Traders Bank and about 50
in silver
On the evening Of the Sd inst, two MULES
escaped from my lot St Paul street; one OF yfg{A
them red, with white spots aud marked by the ~
saddle the other black both mares. sk-sssSsAA
LOST also on The Ali inst pair of GOLD SPECrA-
Giles and sundry Papers such receipts bills OF sale
of o of ground aud The papers are oil no
use to any but the owner.
The reward will be given proportion 10 the property
turned at the corner OF St. John and GraveI stress
mhI2 a. NEWLAND HOLMES,
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Glassware.

cases. Consisting Glass g. l. and
TUMBLERs VIZ Puts, snl 4pint, OF and dozen
each. Long and short. Gallon Half gallon JARS,
dozen each. Half put FLASKS, and Bitter BOT
tB- And Immediately al err
mhl5 Several Articles of GROCERIES.
Household Furniture, Glassware. etc.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.
]. A. BEARD. Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, 18th inst, will be sold auction, IL O'clock
L Banks Arcade Passlge-
quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, belonging to lady
quitting consisting Seboard, Extension Table,
ary, dozen Mahogany Chairs MarbeOp Wshstand, Vases
Safe, Silver and Plated Ware Solar Lamp Glassware, &c. &c.
Tsrms-Cash, Immediately OF adullcaure. mhl2
Large Sale at Auction. 10 satisfy Creditors.
BY RICHARD TERRELL.
J1R1DAY March l6h 10 O'clock A. NJ will be sold the
It "Antiquaran Book Store under the ST. Charles Hotel the
following described the highest bidders Cash.
Fine Gold and Silver Lever WATCHES, best MAKERS
Fine Gold and Silver Anchor Lever WATCHES, best makers.
Fine Gold and Silver Hunting =.
30 secondhand GOLD WATCHES, assorted. In lot
many valuable Pocket Time pieces.
God and Gilt JEWELRY, of all descriptions
FANCY BOXES GOLD GUARD and FOB CHAINS.
DIAMOND RINGS and PINS
ALSO
SCULPTURE ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS and ENGRAVINGS,
peculiarly Calculated please the Eye and Fancy.
a. AL the Stock Fixtures the Store will be sold
without
"a The sale viii be continued the following day Saturday, if
all the articles disposed Of mills
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MYTHOLOGICAL CLUB.

INHIBITION EVERY EVENING.-Removed to r IN XII il
T. Exc Eyian Fields opposite the Ponte hsrtra
Railroad Depot. Sign of the Club
,S- Admission 81. Doors open ha-past O'Clock Perform
The mhl2
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Schr. Mary Augusta. Ke llock. Richmond
Arrived Yesterday:

Ship Conair Choae, from Chagres 18th u in ballast to
MASTERED my.
Spanish bark Lantaro, -. A days from Barcelona in
ballast, to j. NJ. Lapeyre Co.-1st my.
Bark Sarah Hooper. Hooper, IA days from New York to C.
j. Meeker-2d my.
b. brig Belfast. Mckinney ii days from Turks Island in
ballast, 10 VIM Burgess CO.-2d N.Y.
Brig r Rect Townsend from Chagres Isl inst ballast
TO Dewey Cod my.
Brig Marion. Deckson from Chasre 24th ult. ballast
to master-2i my.
Swedish brig Louise Kindeblad 81 days from Rio de ia.
nero, to J. l.. Phipps-2d my.
Bns T. SouIs smith, days from Havana, to TrOsgros
Lampre-1st my.
Brig Jennett Brown days from Vera Cruz to John Alex
ander-3d my.
Br. ;chr Corair Wingood, days from Kingston Ja to
VIM. Burgess Co
Schr Heroine Hussey, from Havana, 9TH INST, B. G.
Shaw-lst N.Y.
schI Loredo; Hammer days from Kingston, Ja. P.
Nahan-ls my.
sch Oregon: Trens, from Tampico 9Th nst to S. Fer.
nandeZ-tst my.
California Reynolds from Moblie-Y bales cotton.
Cora, Keeling from Camden-1452 bales cotton
Bulletin, Church, from Memphis-2630 bales cotton.
Banner OF Attakapas Johnson, I'm St Marnsvie19l b. C.
Bertrand, Castillo from st. Marnsvle-56 bales cotton.
Amazon Dobbn from Mouth Coldwaer-l20S bales cotton
f. M Streck, Wilson, FIN Lafourche-50 bales cotton
Luna, Fairchid, from Bayou Sara-254 bales cotton.
Yorktown. Ha deman. from Cincinnati.
Towboat Mississippi, Shultz. from the Passes
Iowboat Ocean. McClan, from the Passes.
Towboat Belle Duncan, from the Passes
Towboat Panther Davis from the Passes.
Towboat DeSoto Kinney, from the Passes.
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AMONG THE MIssING.-Mr. Kay. Secretary of the La
faye City Council and Comptroller reported as having
absconded after having bIed the Corporation 10 pretty
tune The extent of Kay depredaons the Corporation
funds not asceained but if they not large It Is not
because he had not had ample opportunity make big
haul Kay has been missing since Saturday last A com
city will be loser by MI kay's financial operaons.
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Memoranda,

Steamer Yorktown left Cincinnati the 7th inst. Re.
ports further rise of 10 feet in the Ohio river.
Towboat DeSoto lowed down and to sea- the 10th nst
brigs Velocity, and Unicorn and schr L. Sears.
Towboat Panther towed down and ship Cassander
bngs Apalachcola and Clarion and schrs Major Lear and
Friendship.
Towboa Belle lowed down and to the 9Th inst,
ship Dumbarton. bark Mary Smith, and schr. ST. Mary.
Towboat Ocean towed down and sea- the 9TH inst,
ships United States and Carnatic.
Towboat Mississippi lowed down and to 9th inst,
ships Memphis and ThemiS
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Succ ession OF Alex. Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

J.. n.
ERlDAY April 1873, 10 O'Clock, will be sold auction
Il Banks Arcade, city, and pursuance order
the Hon. e. the District NewO
leans 18th January, S49 and of James
Davern ESQ.,. the Alexander Logan
following described property
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the Improvements
Municipality Lafayette
depth OF So nchos and 5 lines
The said property between Camp and Magazine
and Is leased to James Wutal until April, 1850.
Act of sale before j. R. Beard Notary Public the of
the purchaser. mh6 If
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. CARD.

CARD.
nR. DODSON has returned from the North. and vii
IL his practice formery-especaly the treatment
of Piles Fstua diseases of the Bladder etc. Structures,
from whatever cause treated for radical without the
use of caustic VI cutting instruments.
Dr. FLINT says Gin writing for set of nstruments):
" The have reflected them, and experienced the
want OF that kind of instrument the better satisfied have
become that have provided by ingenuity and skill
a surgical desideratum in that particular"
a1 His newly invented and improved insu rents for
the retention and radical cure of HERNIA are ~
adapted t to every variety of Rupture, and when
blocks do not mbbe perspiraon and become .
offensive The springs prepared TO resist its corrosive
effects and the be removed and washed at pleas
Unequivocal bonals of permanent cures in both
the aged and ne may be examined at office No
UNION street, second door from St. Charles ST. y2i Wan
teb JOHN STROUD CO.. lH Common
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STONE 4 McCOLLUM'S
NE w l. Z V T II NJ @ @ us

Under the direction and managementfof SMITH
TINE Universal Public NewOreans respectfully informed
that the New Levlathan Circus of Stone g. McCom
hioting at the City of Lafayette.
The United States, prng
combination Of talent unequaled by Circus in this other
The will OF Gymnastc
and Acobac Evuuons and those and
Equestrian excellence highly appade by the OF Mo-
bile Tor the last the host talent attached
to the New Leviahan, would merely the OF the
following who their peculiar universally
be uneuad the world Eaton Stone. the best bare back rider
the world T. McColum unequad Equestrian La Belle
Rosa the ethereal Mercury Female John Smith,
cnis.ed the best representative Ethiopian characters living
H. P MadIgan, M j. Lpman j. Backwood J. r. Shay a. Levi
d. w. Stone Coleman, B. Brown, F. Foun j. Brenar A. and
W. Hmckey Ben jennings Green Johnson, leading
the New Levahan the
Brass Band under the direction of the celebrated H. h Gau
entire Arena brilliantly illuminated Nth and arranged
for the accommodation Family PARTIES and be engaged
pcaon the Box Office between the hours OF 10 and ii A M
81 Day Performance Sunday, u O'Clock, for the
ment OF juveniles who wish attend the Night Exhibition
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HY- TO sal 18th, by Engagement, without fail. LII
ENOR CALIFORNIA, ria CHI AGREs.-!The fine fast
PEDRAZR, Captain Terry. Plan Of the Cabins It.
and accommodations at the office Of the .eribers
behs in time the Pedaza will sail positively that day
and will be the first vessel from this port For terms and en-
gagement apply the Captain board at Post g. Second
Municipality, or to -
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

At the NEW YORK STORE, 1913 Poydras street.
DRINTED Mus ns. fast-color andlbeauul patterns, at
1910. per yard same as selling at the hea stores at
Sd wide at 3Oc per 3D. usually sold at Soc; French Da
mask Curtain Stuff &c.; Turkey Red do at 10c; I0J doz
Gems large size Linen Cambria Hdkf style "a so
per DOZEN worth double the money 500 yards White Linen
Mosquito Netting at &c. quality not be bought for
less than 0c. in the city Irish Linens by the large
small quantity at less than wholesale prices Pure Linen
Zoe per yard, and upwards Undrssed Family Linen
&c., good be bought for Soc Buyers the
truth of the above assertions by comparing samples Also
full variety of the and richest styles of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low. The subscriber would
remark that not the practice Of this establishment offer
few leading articles very cheap with a view of obtaining
exorbtan profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
for receiving guodI from the North at the lowest
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
tmes-a saving per diem of from fifteen twenty dollars
and expenseshe afford to sell cheap Heavy
expenses must be met by enormous profits. New Workers
are especially invited to call they will be reminded of the
cheap establishments Grand and Catherine Streets
mhI2 K. BROWN, l6S POydras st.
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WRECKED GOODS.
A PORTION of tn cargo of the ship Genesee, having
n arrived from Nassau, per brig Pedraza, will be sold low
by the misunderstanding of
90 packages HARDWARE, of every description.
121 cases HATS.
Id bales COTTON WICK.
LOT bundles PAPER.
Is boxes TOBACCO and SNUFF.
81 packages TEA (super)
"a packages SPICES.
6 cases DRUGS.
4 cases TIN-WARE.
225 PLOUGHS and IRONS.
IT cases UMBRELLAS.
EPHOT,STERY. CLOTHING, SHOES. SAD
DLERY and large assortment Of DRY GOODS, ETC.
For sale by JOHN w. ANDREWS co,
NH 81 Common street
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Is, appIy - - =
l3l if WINGATE T. Brennan, AZ POydras ST.


-r~s = The splendid low,prssslre nrao
A9lhsa..ls Packet Steamers ORE e sfsih4Hn~-
- GO ON, Caps r. A. Hiern, Esz
GALIFORNIIA Capt G: L, REYNOLDS and JAMES y.
for the Lake Trade with superior accommodations Che
Ladies' Cabins all State rooms One the above steam
the week. the arrival the Lake of the O'Clock
Train of Cars and of the O'Clock p cars on SUN
DAYS. For freight or passage apply on board,
ia24 J. g. R. GEDDES, Agents. 10 Bank Place.
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kst- TO leare WITH DISPATCH.
ESOR SAB|NE.-The fine, saunch. coppered and cop
i per-fastened schooner GEN; TAYLOR, An a.
derson, master, having nearly all of her cargo ffK
gagged, will sal as above in few days. For freight -.
or passage apply to A. WETHERBY,
mill paudr arsf
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IHOR VERA CRUZ.-The new A l fastsailng copper
II ed brig COLUMBUS, Capt. Davis, will be "a,
dispatched for the above port if sufficient number a
of passen gers or freight should offer This vessel $500
already fitted for the voyage and he dispatched in two
days. Capt d. having returned from Vera Cruz, where
he landed company of emgrants from New York, will
give all information required to the routes and expenses
For terms apply on board Post T. Second Municipality
or to JOHN w. ANDREWS " 20.
mills 81 Common street.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

fINE having Closed MS connection with MI.
Business his and that from his long
Auctoneer, and his weknown capacity cryer, that
he will receive portion OF the public patronage.
IT, R. WOOD.
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