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os~ The journals Of Constantuople state that the
Russian fortress Of Mania, on the Black Sea, be.
tween Anapa and Suzuki Kale, was attacked. in
April last, by 1900 TschefIsssans and taken bv
them The Russian garrison consisting Of 5000 men,
was partly destroyed, and partly taken prisoners.
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fV- louisiana Council No 4 4, A; and s, Tenn
Council viii be reid on FAt DAY, the 20h
inst ha-past O'Clock NJ az s Temple Canal
purpose conleuitg the h ara second degrees All the
iv91 w 6. LATHAM, Secretary.
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eW James Guliok Fire 90 No; 1z.7-At, s.psoia
Of JAMES GOLICk FIRE Coz NO. IL held July l9, 1879 the
owug appoated their brother Delegates 20
Convention Of the Second Municipality Ieetng e lhe ae 1fu
nance ALEXANDER AbGEO, GEORGE MAYNEs JOHN
GUN. .By order. jyi9 JOHN PEGG Secretary
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EaI7F w ha's I'egs' 81 $3.50 '' l7'
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REGArTA..,.....RHGATTAl

makers, ranging IRON
One to Eighteen Dollars!
For sale, Wholesale and retail BY
GUINNESS co.
Dealers in Fancy Arnces Gold Pens, etc.
jyl2 lm2dp II CAMP ST
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Dry Goods BY the Package.
N. BRADNER SMITH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
ia No. SO GRAVIER STREET IL
Close Of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS


THOMAS BRADY, 81 oharres Street.
WILL from this date. eqnmsnea selling of bic entire
in order 20 make room fot his fall snppea Purchasers
want OF Silks HhaWs, BaTagea inted Musins, lrish
their own interest BY examining the Stock beore making
their purchases. tie Goods viii be sold BAnuAIR
~ r. BRADY will on tbs ist November, remove 10
Store No. az CHR TRES STREET. opposite where
DrV G0dds. iy6u
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In the lot Poydas doors from ST. Charles, hereby
informed that he calls and takes away sold
expiration Of ten days. Iyl7 Ed. GOuDCHAUX, Builder.
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JOHN 7: DONALD. SILVER
co John 7, Donald & % Factors and C0lRgiSSior
Merchants % Camp street, NewO leans. ly2 lyW
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eaaf Me- w RLEANS. 80
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 13, 1s4o

CANADA.-AIdermanic Debate at Ioronto-It
will be recollected that there was something of a
riot at Toronto the arrival of Mackenzie at that
place. Several persons arrested, who, at last
accounts, were under examination before the
Mayor. The Toronto Globe thus notices discus
sion on the subject in the City Council: 4.
Alderman Denisou said that on the Government all
the blame for sending Msckenze here and that they should
&c o h1 s
Alderman Dempsey made indignant attack the
wa liz % DC So He
had to complain of not beng consulted He would
% neck Of bat
rather Be made he fastening for rope He would make
Councillor Denni.cn ,sid that il any man had told him
have saa W Just what sapectsd He had dared The
public BY walking out in the Streets and he must take the
Dr. Workman would like to ask Alderman Dennison who
had command IN the cavalry. whether if he were ordered
0 Adsr%ps% l. pSepf psnnison % % You'd ''' '' "''' ~
D m % OF SSs y0p hs
o " ., Md that Ps bis had
Sshappy make Of parts 10 lynch him hs arrival
Here Alderman Dennson sprang up and denied the state
he might possibly 1s have I nssd VOID
certain The expression such convey an idea sa he
Alderman Denuison again denied the statement but
SSss os
and after all his denial he 6 concluded BY saving ~ere
Aldermen Beatty pronounced warm paneygrfo on him.
self declaring it impossible to impugn his conduct He
the disturbances (ahough the main streets filled with
early o'clock till next mornng) He received
letter Friday about expected that evening and
handed the Mayor, and gave himself further
trouble about it.. ...... .s.
The result of the discussion was that the notion which
had at first been stouy the Governmen
should be applied for OF the damages-was lost
none but the two Msss Dennson voting for it. The mo-
oa Of Alderman Duggan declaring that the citizens of
coming here and emtting the Aldermen investigate
and report the Council carried by majority of two
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GUATEMALA AND THE UNITED STATEs-The
New York Express, noticing the appointment Of
E. G.. Squires as Charge to Guatemala, says !:
The Secretary of State, as we understand, in
this case steps out of the rule established that he
would make no changes in the diplomatic agents Of
this country till the end of this fiscal year, for two
purposes the first, and the main one, to have a
representative of this country in Nicaragua, to Sc
cure the right of way for ship canal through Lake
Nicaragua and Lake Leon and second, in order
to have there gentleman, who will be directly
useful to his country as student of Indian antiqu
ties. 1t was at one time in contemplation to abol-
ish the mission, the Government there is pretty
well broken up; but the necessity of having the
right of way for ship canal, makes this now one
of the most important missions we have"
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TO MY MOTHER. JE.L


-e'l, Oh. I'm sick and weary mother,
And my heart is sad with care Sos
I'm anguishsd with the sonowing blight
Of demon-like despair. -a.7 -+-asi 5-
7 I'm sickened with the world mother le-te
With all I ses of life Fs-ob a s.ia7 t1e
Its hollow hearted joyousness ,,.. oa c
Its praise its scorn, its strife. -
I'm wearied of its vanities- .t.s e. e
.,,- s Its chilly sel6shness ; na..Y
And long for youl embrace mother
s, " Your tender soft caress - 'i.-f sfsAtl5s.j p
- My heart doth fondy yean, mother.
For that old mansion. where
With those loved my boyhOod days
Were watched with tender care: '9 r' - p
The fairest flowers fade first, mother,
A ~'' And fall into decay '''.-'''5
Full many such grim death hath borne
-.i 81, From your bosom far away. M P.Jat47I
g': sra And 1 would wish once more mother 'ssl'9
To lean upon your breast. -5.iH -..4-
irzse And breathe forth all the SORROWS there Y IS
ags5 With which my own s oppressed. 5iI al =s2
But this never be, mother ' s 7". .
For death is now
And feel its chilly icy breath
.I..-5.l Upon my fevered brow , ..s- ...F
- I'm passing quickly now, mother, t..l-+
To that undiscovered bourne
From which no traveller returns
But, mother do not noun r
For there joyous realms above. . =
As oft I've heard you tell .t. .,
t. Where naught but happiness can come,
And mother dear, farewell. fTt- = e.f7
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

PRINTED Muslps fast coIoss andbeautul patterns. at
1916 yard, selling at the hea stoves az
15 to 0c. Scotch Ginghams, l2ac csses Sws, Muslns
ga wide at 30c per I'd, usually sold at 50c French Da
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdkf style at - so
per dozen worth double the 5000 yards White Linen
less than loc n the city Irish Linens BY the large
2Oc per yard and upwards Undresed Family Linen
&c., good be bought for &c. Buyers ts 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 sub. .crbsr would
few leading articles cheap With view Of obtaining
for receiving gods from the North the lowest ratean
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
in and expenses-he afford sell cheap Heavy
expenses must be met by enormous profits. New Yoken
cheap establishments in Grand and Cstherne streets
mhI2 81 fIia ufg FTt r. BROWN 166 POy dras st.
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.frrpal of the NeU H0rk-E0reign .Fews--Cutttng De-
ciined and Fan Schaick .NominGted-C0A Etec'
tion-M Y. LegislatHre-Broadacay Theatre.
t NKw YoRK, April L. lS49
Eds. Crescent-The packet ship New York arrived here
yesterday afternoon with dates om Havre of the 10TH and
from Paris of the 9th u The subject of the Italian affairs
before the National Assembly the Sh and the vote
pass to the order of the day. showed majority in favor
ofthe Government of 97-438 yeas to 34l nays. =
The law pronouncng aduteres disqualified for seats in
the Assembly changed to affect those only VINO
had been condemned ON the charge.
On the eth the Bureaux appoint commissioners to
nominate the Council of State when the vote resulted in
the appointment of fifteen Blue Republicans and heen
of the Moderate and Bonapat partyhlry being the re-
quired number a.. ~. -. :
Mr. Goodchauxs report the budget distributed in
the Assembly on the 9Th u The estimated receipts for the
wear from all sources are 7s2 900 francs expenditures
1857 600 rancs-eaving deficit to be provided for of
245 480, 900 francs. s7r Ht-tsts +,' t e --s1
The statement of the Bank of France and branches for
the week ending March 8h, shows large improvement
The specie its vaults amounted to 3l2 500 600 fancsan
increase the preceding week of nearly 600 600 francs
circulation 42 500 000-an increase of only 900 francs
The funds rising. On the 9th the per cents TO
&C. closing firm 580 Three per cents opened at "a so
and closed $780, The prices respectively the day before
were SO 40 and $40.
Tie stock of Havre the 10th March about
5000 bales against 81 900 the day in 1s4S and
49, 18 Sales for the week about 400 bales per day.
Quotations on the 10th as follows:
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w M. s. NOR GAN,

PRACTICAL HMAKER,
81 CANAL STREET. Third Door from Camp street,
1lNHE subscriber has Just eved additional supply Of
L WATCHES JEWELRY and FANCY ~
GOODS. consisting of very supe- NTA
S%P4%s nor Gold and Silver Watches with ~ ~
- ~ Hunting Gases. of NJ |. Tobias. AzssA1a
ROskell and other superior makers also fine London Duplex
Watches rich Jee of the latest styles, comprising fine
Gold Watch Chains. Keys and Seals Ladies BRACELETS,
etc. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
himself in the Northern rkets from the latest European
impoaons consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Cases fine
Fans Reticules, Scissors fine assortment of SILVER
WARE, pure a. coin and other fancy articles. I'd
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
rates ~ 75Ttlif,7I - ~ y ia16 SIN
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n ALExANDER HILLS

HO E-FURNISHING STORE,
So Camp street NewCrleauS,
VHERE families find all articles Of House keeping,
w comprising general assortment and select stock or
KITCHEN FURNfTURE-Cocking Utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets. Brass and Steel; Sh0ve!s and
Tongs and Kitchen Fire Iron ware.
ENAMELLED and patent-metal timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER. Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS. .r =. ~ So .rr
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver Britannia, and Iron
..l3T TEA and TABLE SPOONS. - - "a
WOODWARE-Brass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS,
CHURNS and TUBS. 5fl.i. ~ f7t
RATTAN INBOUND CEDAR WARE, a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets- Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Wagons. - IL i
BRUSHES-Fancy and Plain. busting, Sweeping. and
Hearth Brushes. --l .ls...-i :,
MATS-Jute, Manila Alicante, Palm. and Husk MATS.
WATERS, and TRAYS. .-1l.. .-.,-
BRASS. Britannia. and new Metal CANDLESTlCKS
aud LAMPS. i'- s''
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS. Nwf = ug
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
d. 4 J. Wnght's patent premium COOK STOVES. for
Wood or l,oal-wirh fixtures complete; the most ap--
proved article in use - ~ er3 maI3 6m
~ Hotels and saamboats furnished at reduced nri "ss
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mh22 In
A CARD.

IL his practice fomeryepecialy the treatment
Of Piles Fstua. diseases of the hladder etc. Structures
from whatever treated for radical cure without the
of caustic Routing instruments.
DR.. FLINT Gn writing for set of my instruments)
The have reflected them, and experienced the
of that kind of instrument the better satisfied have
become that have provided by ingenuity and skill
a surgical desideratum in that particular" -.-7i
~" His newly invented and improved instruments for
the retention and rdcal cure of HERNIA adapted
every variety of Rupture, and. when well fitted
with ease and comfort The blocks do not mbbe penpira
tion and become offensive rhe springs prepared
sst corrosive effects and the be removed and
washed at pleasure uneouiyoca testimonials of permanent
in both the aged and ne young may be examined at
my office, No. 2 UNION street, second door from St.
sf --I N2n
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rO r G a LIZ

e OR AL q.
A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT - msa; s.a; .he&.A
beam feet hold ha. three S fRy Syy"ds :.7ep se.
ssynIsEs entirely new with the boat. She draws only %
inches water and will carry AGO tons freight only one
ent style and well found in every respect For nhef paf'
haHlar III apply" !" HYDE u oGLEsBY. Il Poydrssh.
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Inc w dSnlngtOn UuiOn anu tne VNtuondl
ligencer of the 9Th inst, contain the following
General Orders for establishing military posts on
the Oregon route: -.-. ~
se"iSe So Hsd's Ap,uyasT
l...-... Washington, March 80, 1919
of May 1s 1886 relative establishing military posts the
Oregon route and afford protection the emf
asady BEEN e.taSsSsd % under Of the
Of War Of June ls47 on he Platte liver near Grand
will be company lst Dragons and two companies
9Th Infantry to be designated by the Commander of the
Under the instructions Of the Secretary of War, it
Fort Laramie. trading station belonging the Amer
lean Fur COMPANY M The garrison g Of this RGst will be two 70
halted on the route, and one company 9Th Infantry.
& @ s e a1eS o thu the . ot to
during the ensuing is deemed the proper occasos for
ey h pS On ss to on s ss
supposed the most eligible point for this third station in the
Bear ysr 81 is tbutap near enough to the setsmsns
the vicinity of Salt Lake obtain with facility such
S ssa Fo snes hs
the Columbia vsr has also been considered adyanta
%ss co@manans the h Military charge
that officer with giving the necessary directions upon the
-FOrt atkinson being no longer required for military
mandns officer Of the 9Th Department has been authorized
he% to such the be
expedent The quarters and other public property pertain
ing the will be disposed of by thu responsible depart
mens of the Staff. :.
UT-Artcle ~ Regulations for the Ordnance Depart
mep' " (he same paragraph 89l, of General Regua-
the Army. edition of lS4l amended by substi
tutng the following:
One complete set of arms and aecouemeps of each de-
scpiou may the of the public supplies will permit
be issued officer of the for his and
others his payment Of the price thereof to the ISSUING
officer. By order = r. JONES, Adj. General.
The same papers publish Orders in regard TO the
Departments of Texas aud New Mexico. These
Departments, and 9, are separated, and the com
mand of them devolved respectively on the two
senior officers on duty in each. The Headquarters
of Department No. 8 are fixed at San Antonio
! those of No. 9 at Santa Fe
The daily crescent., 1849-04-13

-s..4 a.r TO CALIFORNIANS! i4 'afT
SMITH & BROTHER, No. So COMMON STREET,
~ GRAND DEPOT for the sale Of all f.-
-.' INDIA RUBBER GOODS
Manufactured under GooDYEAR's PATENT.
f1e s. & B. have for SALE and constantly receiving
almost every article necessary for tie comfort and of the
CALIFoRSI EMIeRANT Among their assortment may be
Caps Sou westers Cloaks Goats Pouches Clothing Bags,
Travelling Bags, Bottles Water Tanks Blankets and Tar.
pauiins s-t ..ALso....
TENTS PACK SADDLES CAL,yoRsIA SADDLE
BAGS Saddles and Brides, of every description Bits stir
rups, Spurs, Hair Rope, Moss Blankets etc etc. fy28
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A. F. COCHRAN & CO..

.- 27 Tchoupitoulas street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
u po.tsrs Of FRUiTS NUTS. etc, have for sale
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa
PRUNES-ln jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-5O0 boxes Mol
PECANS-A0 be gs and barrels fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-l(0 baskets.
NUTMEGS-500 pounds Nc 1.
BRANDY CHERRlES-MUSCATWI WINE,-300 cases
LOBSTERS-Agents for mapufac'y j. Caldwell & Co.
F!GS-30O0 drnms. extra superior
PEPPER. PIMENTO and RACE GINGER-f00 bags
MACK EREl-An invo,ce assorted.
ALMQNDS-s00 trails and bags Soft Shell ... --
WfNES-Pot. varIOus qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga
20 cases Old spanish. - =
FlLBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS, and every variatv nj
Fruits and Nuts. y
SCREENED sCHUYIKiLI. COAL -5In ennsnei. neiI.
po lEh-zoo Kegs superior oL LOUIS. mh22 In
Agency of the celebrated Amsrie su Powder Co.
The daily crescent., 1849-04-13

Mr.. BUCHANAN AT HoME.-James Buchanan,
late Secretary of State, has returned TO this city,
(says the Lancaster Intellgencer,) after most
cordial and gratifying interchange ofcivties with
the democratic representatives at Harrisburg. Mr..
B. is looking unusually well, and general feeling
of qualification is felt among his old neighbors, that
he has again returned to the society of which he
was so long the pride and ornament 1t is the inten-
ton of the democrats, we understand, soon to ten
der to their distinguished feow-laborer some pub
lie manifestation of their regard. Mr.. Buchanan's s
fame as statesman is the property of the nation
but by no class or community is he held in higher
estimation than by the democracy of Lancaster
city and county. s. .-- ,.-.U ..-r
The daily crescent., 1849-04-13
STATE COMMISSIONER

~ 'aNe STATE OOWMISSION6h
FOR THE TERRITORY OF CALIFORNIA. q
v1NHE UNDERSlGNED,h having received from the Hon.
ISAAC JOHNSON, Governor Of the State of Louisiana,
the appOnmento Of Commissioner take Dispositions for
the Territory of California for the State of louisiana would
inform his friends and the public that it his intention tor
the present. of locating at the Bay Of San francisco and
will attend to any business entrusted to his either in the
way of consignments of goods, agency or otherwise.
e<s- f... DAVID JOBSON.
w. A. ELMoRE, Atty. Genl.lJ B STEEL.
JOHN G LARUE, Esq. B. b. LEE. Esq. f.Is
E J. HART & Co. DAVIS. CoRCoRAN Il Co..
HIVES, Mcclure & Co. r. p. WHIrE, ESQ.
JACKSON STRINGER, Esq. lP. IRwIS. ESD lfy2o
fF- All communications by mail must be postpaid
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MAaUIRE's DAaUERREoTYPE.
DENTISTRY, &c.

81 DENTAL NOTICE tsib3# Ai-n
hrs. PEARSON and ANFOUX inform their patients
- that they be consulted daily at e.
their office fiom A. M to P. M, DR.
PearsOns many Improvements in DEN-U TfSYGlH
TALSURGERY, are too well known and iI1D
appreciated 20 require enumeratng His Block Teeth
particularly worthy the aentan of those requiring artificial
Their prices graded suit the circumstances of
all Office at their residence, B.aRONNE street,
Canal street. ap2 If
DENTAL NOTICE. sI1
u F.. SMITH. DENTIST, begs leave TO assure his
II. friends and the public that he has G..
not EFF; and does not intend to leave. the
city. He may still be consulted at his OtdQ fSSfH
and Sc. Charles street. IS mhA If
~ DR.. MENSING, Dental Surgeon, iNc
HAVING returned to the city of New Orleans from his
tour in the North and East, is prepared
to perform all operations appertaining to the
IL h.t moan ssd u ess ssSGms b ~,
College of Dental Surgeons of Baltimore, Md His price
Tor operations in proportion TO suit he times al6
-. -. TOOTH-ACHE CURED - -....-.-. -
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE by Dr. biENSlNG'S
LOOTH-ACHE- ELIXIR or NO charge u Offce
No. 50 BarOnne street. 4h door above Common St. lf
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CARRIAGE MANurACTORY.

HE Patronage that has been extended TO us so very lido
Il rally the last seven years while on Com
street has induced rs the last sumner C
to erect large building expressly for MANN et0[<6
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. ~ -
Country and are prepared. with good Northern workmen,
and the best of m,eras to oud any style Of "a TO
We are also better prepared than before for
ING CARRIAGES, and can restore them almost 70 Their
ont and useless We viii pay eght CaTsee sent gsio
repair We vii! also keep hand an a,sonment 81 IVY
low Old Carriages taken in trade HG MeT Spss W. rS a.
or Their Old ones repaired call at Msnufactoy and
Reoosory and indge for themselves. at the Corner e
fhe Gfe Of the Commercial Water Works. of the st.
Charles Hotel New Orleans.
d5 6m MATTHEWS q DENMA4
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ELECrRo-MAQNETIo PoRTRAIrs


the application of the above mysterious agent to Da
- gueneoype "a discovery of the snbscrbes the
signed is enabled to produos PORTRAITS of the
superior kind in SINGLE sECoND-catehng the precise
oppression innanty and fixing it naeby upon the silvef
plate SV Those who wish to retain in their families good
tKENEssEs of relations friends, do moderate
price, kooms corner of Canal and Chartres stsEnrance
m MAGUIRE'S DAQUERREoTYPE. ieu
NJ would respectfully thank for the patron
- age bestowed him since he FIRST had the honor Of
Introducing the QAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans
i've years during which time he has taken more portraits
than amy other in the world His specimens wer,
exhibited at the FAIR in competiti0n with Others taken sy
Fin. Premium Np.peonen. exhibited at his establishment
eorrah viii continue be what they away. have BEEN
he BEST His long expersnce and constant practice are
beautiful Genuine Vogtlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city eli other articles the
he best plates made in the United States Cases "a IS and
t3 so; NewYork Cameras at 418. !.
kE Entrance No. CAMP street. ssis5-e ni ri.slssl
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE.

Wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse,
No. IS JM.7GAZLNE, SJREET.
rTNHE Subscribers have constantly hand the most
tensiye sediment IF & MFS,1itue consis,irg % e.
VI TABLES SOFAS, ARMOIRS DRES -~E1
NSING CASES. LOUNGES, .0TTQ-lsJ5, 81
GLASSES, DESKS Etc. etc. ~ City aud Country
Dealers are requested TO give call befHe puichasDg
elsewhere stock all times very large and complete
Tisiters from the Country also requested to calland
stock determined not to be beat in
prices by any other house in the city. pt saf
iaS McDtFF FLINT ( CO. rs Magazine st.
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- NEW WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC. q

% NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
WE are now receipt of large and splendid stock Of
w Gold and Silver. Lever, Lepine and Deuplex rS
WATCHES, of the BEST ENGLISH and Swiss 1EM
manufacture. Also, Jewe!ry. ST. RSa
sr,wsre sDsstaeles siL ,ssa Gold Pens -. 49,.
Goods. We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen stock before purchasing elsewhere, it
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with care and
shall be sold low any house in the city. s3
KNOWLES NOEL, IS Canal street.
N B-Our personal attention will be devoted repair
ing every description of fine Watches Clocks. Jewelry etc.
which shall perform satisfactorily charge
MS If X & NJ
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EXTRAORDINARY LOCOMOTIVE SPEED.-In a
late English paper we have an account of first
class engine on the York and Newcastle railway.
which took the express train from York 10 Darling
ton, a distance Of forty-fve miles, in forty minutes
It was computed further that when new rails were
placed the road as soon 10 be done, the same
engine would perform the same service in thirty
minutes, which would be at the surprising rate Of
ninety miles an hour.
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RETAIL HARDWARE
And HOuse-Building Materials.

l. factnrers al kinds of FANCY HARDWARE "a
Il BUILDING MATER AIS. House Furnish f:A.1H
u ing Goods Guns, Pistols. etc, etc. which he IN II
- offers at low prices and invites his friends and "
= the mechanics of New Orleans to call and examine.
Also fine assortment of the ceebafed makers, Of
FISHING TACKLE. Rods. HooksoSnkers, Lines, Nets
etc. etc. The undersigned also requests the attention Of the
citizens Of New Orleans the beautiful article Of IRON
WIRE RAILING, for Balconies Window Shutters
GATES. and almost every article tor the of Bulding
which must from utility and beauty take the place OF
every other article in the line of railing for Encopres Gal
eres, and Fences for Tombs Being made entirely by
chney, be furnished much less price than the
cast hand wrought Railing; The undersigned having
been appointed Sole Agent for the Sont invites his friends
to call and examine the specm No 4 Chartres street,
where orders will be received for any quantity required
less than the price for wood railing -l
mhN If VIM A BEECHER 48 Chartres St D..