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| ~ For safe in EeSo OrfeGas By the .9geats,
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NOTICE.
ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VESEREAI4 ID s.
EASESThe reputation of the writer is well estab
shed that all that to to those who have bee
so unfortunate 10 have contracted OF those dread
u diseases known and called Secret Diseases any part
their various forms is that the writer after
full practice Of twertysi years confined strictly Yeneea
Diseases and Diseases of the Blood (having treated and
ieytd many hundreds who past all hope, many OF
whom had been under the o eminent
without receiving any benef) is enabled to Offer posi-
hvely safe, certain and speedy cure. Should any OF the
unfortunately afflicted this short Advertisement they
would do well to call at No Sc CqsTosHousE STREET
fits of the subscribers long and successful experience.
nl5u B. F. MULLEN ST Customhouse ST.
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ey- The editor of the Philadelphia Dispatch is
yery enthusiastic in his admiration for the ladies
and the shad. He says both have increased in
numbers out of doors, but what is remarkable they
differ amazingly in one particular point-the shad
have become cheaper, while the ladies (bless their
hearts y have become dearer and dedrer.
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WILLIAM RANDOLPH
ALEXANDER HILL's

HO OSE-FURNI STORE,
s So Camp street. NewOrleans,
VHHERE families find all articles of House keeping
w comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooking Utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel Shovels and
Tongs; and Kitchen Fire Iron-were.
ENAMEILED and patent-meta timed HOLLOW
2 WARE; Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER. Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver, Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WOODWARE-Rrass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS
CHURNS and TUBS.
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Wagons.
sBRUSHES-Fancy and Plain, busting, Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes.
MATS.Jdte. Manila. Alicante. Palm and Husk MATS
WATERS, and TRAYS.
BRASS, Britannia and new Metal CANDLESTICKS
and LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES.
ID. = J. Wrght's patent premium COOK STOVES, for
Wood or Coal-wih fixtures complete; the most ap.
proved article in mara 6m
q ~ Hotels and Steamboats, furnish at natncad -.
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CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES

CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES.
ME have Just received of little work, showing
w the cost of Cotton per pound. shipped either Mobile
New Orleans, when landed the wharf at LvefpooI
at any given price, rate of exchange and eghs and also
showing the OF the article at Liverpool when the
tors commissions and other added This work
is complied and published by Mr. James l.. Lawrence of
this city, and Of much arthmeca labor and will no
doubt valuable and practical to those
engaged i'll the staple Il got up STYLE pocket.
book fom, and for sale by
DAVID FELT & CO, "a Chartres st.
mills b. NJ NORMAN, Is Camp st.
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CONSUMPTION CURABLE.

HCOME reader will ask What is it possible to repro
- duce Lungs that gomez Certainly not. Bat a
cicatrice may form and the patient will recover
% Yeas experience the Medical Profession ee Dpomas
at his ofce,) attends daily to DISEASES or TIE
of the Chest Hectic Flush Pain in the Chest Colds
Bronchitis Night Sweats, and other Diseases OF Debility
(See Testimonials in the Daily Crescent, jan 18TH 1880
References given TO numerous patients III this city.
Dr. I. will take pleasure examining the Chest and his
first consultation FREE at 72 Circus street. between Per
dddo and Gravier streets. Jal9
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EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

HICrA SOAOOA = Va xOON0 AAO46S
As BOARDERS OR DAY PUPILS
LsSTARLIsHED in le42 Rnder the supenntendence OF
"a the Misses ALLISON from London,-In this lnstitu-
ton conducted ON the best plans Of European
tn Of study thorough and systematic no
theories superficial methods of teaching 10 eici! DISPLAY
resoed to- of the various OF SCHEMES
or literature.
The French Languagei under the superntendenee o.
French gentleman OF high literary attanmens OneI IAN
gnages music and the Accomplishments are Wy HAY
eIs Of equal eminence in their professions. ,.:
themselves pupils for many years one OF the most eminent
Terms NAV be known on application to the residence
ofthe Missea ALLISON. Carondeet st. ms 1y
JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL,
GEO. W. HARDY, PRIN OPAL.
Naiades street, bet,oeen TAaiiG and Netpomene.
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac Johnson Governor of the State of Louisiana.
Trasimon Landry, Lieutenant Governor.
Charles Gayarre. Secretary of State.
Alexander Dmitry, Sup. General of Pub. Education
George Eustis. Chief Justice Supreme Court
A Nj. Buchanan, Judge District Court.
Geo. Y. Bright, Justice of the Peace.
J. d. B. DeBow. Professor University of LOUISIANA
M. M. Cohen Admir-
A. ID. Crozsman, Mayor of the City
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality No. One.
Joshua Baldwin, :. No. Two.
Z. SeuZeneau, NO. Ahfee
TERMS.
For Day Pupils from 81 to $40 per Month.
Boarding Pupils, from Is TO $50 per Month. apl2 3m
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OF One of the best capri fool =" tricks ever
perpetrated was that Of a man who, being at Mar
settles without money, and DESTROYS Of going to
Paris, filed some walls with brick-dust or ashes,
labeled them as containing poison for the royal
family of France and put them where he knew
they would be discovered. The bait took, and he
was conveyed as traitor to the capital, where the
discovery of the Jest occasioned universal mirth.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
pIrTrpp $40 kegs choice Goshen Butter
Do LIN 40 do. prime Western do.
HAMS IL tierces Shay Extra sugar cured Hams;
h<ApiS-} 3casks plain = do.
CRACKEps Is bbls Boston & Soda Crackers, fresh;
-, , Is do Butter and Water do do
FLOUR-40 bbs fresh st. Louis and Illinois Flour.
I "a half do CoIgates Pearl Starch.
CHEESE Is boxes English Dairy Cheese;
,,,.,N- & 10 do. Pineapple do.
IA 70 whole, half and quarter boxes
S0AP.50 boxes No. Extra Family Soap
TEA-100 packages fine Green and BLACK Teas
sac low and delivered free Of charge any part Of
the CITY, by lapi3I CHAS. STOUGHTON, 81 Camp st.
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JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL,
q a p " q I q a
SPANISH LANGUAGE

No. Is Exchange Alien, the 81. Louis Exchange.
DRIVATE LESSONS given during the Day Night.
i TRANSACTIONS from English. French. Portuguese or
Italian into Spanish French Spanish, Italian Poru-
guese into Eengsh done al shortest notice. fyi6 6m
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UNDt -L.4TORY MILLS,
MANUFACTURED by w. 7. COLEMAN Girod street,
lNl door below Baronne, New Orleans These Mill
are in successful operation in the following States viz
Ono New YSIk virginia Kentncky ndi-
kansas Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas
Mexico, and account of their p0rtabity are the very
thing for California number of them have beenpur-
chased recently for those " DiggiDs.'
Warranted TO perform to the satisfaction of the pur.
chaser or money refunded. lmhli1 w. p. C.
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ROBERT SKINNER,
BRICKLAYER, No. rs ROYAL STREET,
UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE. WORK, such the
u Setting of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam -
Boilers, etc. All work done by the subscriber will 80
seen aI any time. 81
N B.-PLAsTERING and WHITEWASHING done
with dispatch ia19 lv
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HATS AND GAPS.

T ROBERTSON & co, No. 81 CANAL STREET, has
y received, per recent arrivals from New York and Fl
Paris, complete assortment Of Gentlemen superfne "a
- Black and Drab Beaver, Russia, MOeskin and 80
- Nutria HATS, latest styles Also, Infants Boys
ety together with large assortment of ali kinds Of Straw
HATS found in our markets such as Panama Leghorn,
HATS, Chldren's fancy trimmed Leghorn Rice Pearl etc.
All of which we respectfully offer to friends and the
public the most reasonable TENS, wholesale and retail.
At the FASHIONABLE HAT and CAP STORE, No.
81 Canal street, New Orleans. mil 3m
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vT,HE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
L that he has in successful operation - -
fue rev STEAM FERRY, running from fdlHfsRttt
the City Of New Orleans to Alsiers, from day;
hight until O'clock The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located
distance above the Belleve Iron Works The landing
each side well arranged and safe and exit and
charged by the other Ferries Also. hpmaste and Others
wishing go the Point, will find large and commodous
skfs constantly plying between the Government wharf,
{whee the Omnbuses stop) and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side
fv5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM.

n COHEN having had 30 years experience, offers the
-. above infailbie remedy for all Diseases SsSsa>
pertaining to the EYE. Opthal,na, Of years n1eT1
standing cured in IL weeks the Tear in the~6S6gSS
Eye of years, cured in 10 weeks; man of this 9sS
city being stone blind for months 10 the sight
of one eye in weeks gentleman who always used specs
for 50 years by using only drop enabled 10 read The
newspaper without them by eandeght hours after In
Illumination OF days cured IN one SINGLE DROP II gives
a bnllancy the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
t-Y~ 205 PHILiPPA Street. near Hevia, and AZ 81.
CHARLES Street. apH ly
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+ - igs SHOWER BATHSI
CHOWsER BATHS. of a and convenient style
- BATHING TUBS, HIP BATH TUBS, chill
of the best man ufacture, for sale by
FROM MY FACTORY IN THE NORTH
r HAVE just received small lot Of Fine and Me.
i dunn Fashionable DRAB BEAVER HATS, E
which will offer very low. eSX
Also in store a fine assortment of SILK HATS, ~
of all qualities Also. few cases of LEG HORN HATS,
white and coored very cheap, at 10 Gaver street Stairs
corner Of Tchoupiouias ST.. BOOTH.
apps New Jersey Hat Manufacturer
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
JOHN M. HILL, ALEX ALLISON. JAS B. KNOWLES
GEO VI MARTIN. JACOB MoGAvocK. G. M FoGa.
+. b. FoGG, VIM. EAKIN, SAM L SKAY.
WV .WooDFOLK JOHN NJ. BASS,
Ju co. c.a-...x JOHN M. HILL, Prest
tV This long established Company, with the most ample
for the protection of Its Policies to take
RIVER SEA and FIRE RISKS the most liberal terms,
at IFS Agency in NewOrleans at the office Of
OBJ PICKETT, PERKINS II co. 81 Magazine st.
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- NBT. w. WORTHINGTON, General agent ana
Ia Collector, Rodney, Jefferson county, Mississippi, will
stten Punctunly to the Collection Of Notes. Drafts Ao
counts this and southern part CslDorne county
Rtfsrs to-l,rake Evans, Brousnlon q Murdoek
Pnsta5d Wansn = Co RSdRpey MIS- s.hn Good In
K. Henry, T; A. S. Dcnphan, Natchez; James Goodin
Cincinnati Jas Hand Philadelphia ]. G. James, Lexing
on rhos. IRELAND, Clrborne county Miss. ap2S
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company
CAPITAL $500 .0O0-all paid ill., Surplus S160,0o0.
" Jas. WALKER. Sec'y.. .J.3S A. PORTER, Pres.
The operations of this Company for IL years. has been
confined alone and exclusively to Underwriting
River Sea and Fire Risks taken at the lowest rates. and
losses promptly adjusted W. b. PARTEE Agent,
mi26 1y Office, No. 80 Camp street, New Orleans.
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MEDICAL.

mr. H. A. FOURNiQUET-Oifice on 81. Mary street.
u between Camp and Magazine Streets opposite the
LAFAYETTE mh20 3m
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FOR SALE:
HALE OF 4 STEAMBOAT; built for the cotton trade,
OF $500 bales capacity. with three boilers. 60 -
two engines and splendid Doctor" This elsa. %
boat is two year, Old and offers fire opportu
nifty 70 those wishing 10 purchase. Apply to
T B. SMITH, 81 Magazine street.
fy2s IN. GREENWOOD Il CO., GIaYss Ft.
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FTIEI FJTEI FIIBI -
Dr. Townsend net having tested bis Sasapala in
of Fits of recommended it, and wax surprised
reoeye the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer Of We.tchetter eounty
EoRDHAk, August iS I6E,
Dr. Tocassna-Dear Sir have littls girl seven yean
Of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits,
tried ao,t ey erythng for her but without a,
although could find recommendation in circnai
for cases like hers we thought as she was in ysy delicate
health we would give her of Sarsapana md
very glad did, for only restored her strength pishs
has had return of the Fits to great pleasure dsvI
priss She 10 fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we feel grateful. Your. respectfully.
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Dr. Townsendr sarsaparia aaoveregn and speedy
Falling OF the Womb Costiveness Pile, LeuchonhGs
Whites. obstruoted difficult Menstruaton. IDcontneps
of Urine dsohag thereof and for the genera
proration of the sysemuo matter whether the result or
hsent causes produced by iregllary nei OF az
cdent Nothing be surprising than its nvg ,Hr
effects the human frame Pssous, all weakness and la
tude from taking at once become robust and full Of
ergy under its influence. II immediately couneraos
nerveessness of the female Frame which the great OF
banennsss 1t will be expected Of OF 90 de-
the afflicted that hundreds Of oases have ben
reported Thousands of where families have bn
without children after using few bottles Of this invaluable
msdioipe have been blessed with fine healthy offspring.
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STANDARD WORKS.
]. H. Bechtel 4 Co., at 40 Camp street.
TRES DICTIONARY ,1RY, OF ARTS. MANUFAC-

RES DICTIONARY OF ARTS, MANUFAC-
- TURES AND MINES,
Brande's yciopedia--tast edition, DOL
BuckLands Geol9gy-2 uOis., octdU0.
Funhiins LIFE and Philosophical Writings-a rols.
Domestic Manufactures Of The Ancients-l COL
Boussingaulfs Rural Economy--l roi.
Oi'nsted's q NOrton's Complete Works Astronomy
Christisson's Treatise on Pcisons-last edition
Parnelfs Chemistry as aPpl,ed 10 the Arts-l vol
Fo,0ne's Chemistry for .Students-last edition.
Nurray's Encyclopedia Of Gsography-3 rols.
GoidsmiHs animated Ndture-2 rols.
Gunn's 4 Bachan's Treattses Family Medicines.
Dr. Thomas Dicks Complete IVorks-S uols.
Anfhon's Dictionary Of Greek q Roman Antiquities.
Dr. Moore's Psychological Treafises on The Con-
nection between Soul and Body, and Body and
Mind. myl5 81
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CENTRAL MEETING IN MISSISSIPPI At the
Southern Central Meeting as it was called, held
in Jackson Ga the 9TH inst, Gov. Matthews was
chosen President and D. W. Adams Secretary.
lengthy report and resolutions were submitted by
Judge Sharkey, chairman Oft committee appointed
for that purpose. The address and resolutions were
adopted. The resolutions were as follows
RESOLVED. That it is most important obtain general
expression Of the will understanding and voice OF fellow
citizens OF upon the issue presented in relation to
the Territories of the United States and the question of do
nestle slavery. " Y
Resored That to that end respectfully but soemnly
recommend to them to hold Immediately each and all Of
the COUNTESS primary meeting of the citizens respectively
tor the choice OF delegates meet convention the cap
its ON the nt Monday in October next in order express
in more explicit and concentrated FORM the will under.
standing and voice ofthe whole people of thi. State.
kes0tced, That as the controversy involved is
which it impossible that party differences in this
can exist and in order 10 undue assumption
suspicion on thi! urge proper and necessary
mat there should be an equal number of each of the
political parties in the delegates be chosen and that
effect that object the delegation ought be double that of
the representation of the State the House of Repesen
fativeS,
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The Crevass e-Tbe Council.

Yesterday morning at o'clock, Messrs. Rsnshaw Stew
art Leeds. Montanye, Dr. Eastman etc., members of the
Committee of the Council of the Second Municipality met
at the Council Room deliberate the state of affairs at
the Crevasse. The Mayor also in attendance In
sequence of the meeting being private reporter had not
opportunity of making report Ofthe proceedings We
however indebted the poleness of member for
being able to the public the result of their deb
erations. 1t resolved to adjourn the meeting till clock
in the afternoon and in the time send express
the Crevaxe to report the prospect of affairs there The
gentlemen of the committee manifest the most extreme
interest in the matter. and willing to adopt
likely the danger that threatens city. In the
time the water increases in the of the city
o'ciock.-The Committee met again according to ap-
poinment at 5ocock. vote of confidence in the profess
sOna bties of Mr. Dunbar passed unanimously and
also resolution that he should have his command
Their owboat, 200 additional and all things necessary
facilitate his laboB special committee, composed of
Messrs Renshaw, Montanye and Clarke. appoint
that Mr. Dunbar be supp led with the AIRY
the work.
We understand that Mr.. Mclaughlin. who has been
poyed for days at the Crevase, has withdrawn from
the work
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SPRING Hull CoLLEGE.-Thes semi annual E1-
hibiion of the Students of Spring Hill College
situated a few miles from Mobe-iook place on
the 10th inst. A large number of the citizens of
Mobile We're in attendance, and the exercises of
the day afforded qualification and pleasure to all
who We're present. The following programme of
the exercises will furnish an idea of the studies
pursued at the institution:
PROGRAMME
A. Mairot-Address in French. w EdwardsDO. in Latin.
The following were publicly examined:
w. Edwards, Latin and Greek LIST class Mathematics
Geometry and Algebra; Engli-h-Rheoric History.
LIST class.
E. Meser. French I'd class Latin and Greek I'D class /;
MISUNDERSTANDING and Algebra; Spanish LIST class.
A. DE la Vigne, French, Sd class Mathemacs-Anthme
tic Latin and Greek, 9th class.
e. Bennudez Frenc-Rhttoric; Spanish 1st class Eng
lish-Rheoric Msthematcs-G eometry and Algebra !;
Latin and Greek, Isl class
TIL. LeBaron. English, Sd class History Sd class Latin
and Greek Sd class.
l.. Guernger gisb. Rhetoric French I'd class Span.
ish LIST class; History, LIST class.
K Hall, English, 3D. class Mathematical Arithmetic Lat
in and Greek, 5h class; Geography Sd class.
X Sanchez Spanish 1st class French 4h class English
4'h class.
MONTHLY DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.
~. May 10Th. 1849. =. Good ondnct:
First Division Second Division.
J. s. Fin Bourgeois l. l.. Sanderson.
2 im
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The RIVER FALLING-The Concordia Intell
gencer of last Saturday says "The fall of the
water in the Mississippi River, which has been
anxiously anticipated for some time, has begun in
earnest. 1t has fallen here, already, more than
seventeen inches and as the fall continues the wa
ter falls the faster. The immense floods from the
Yazoo and other swamps will pass off beyond us
in a few days now and we then shall have all the
fall of water that we desire. There will be time to
plant cotton-barely time to do SO with the pros
pect of any thing like CROP. The accounts from
above continue favorable. There had been gentle
rises in the Upper Mississippi and Ohio, but these
cannot affect u.s. Down the long stream of the
Lower Mississippi, there still is continuous AMI
heavy fall. :. Black River and Tensas have been
swollen, thus week, with heavy rains, but the
BAYOU Macon was falling on Thursday, and il is
believed that Tensas was on a stand yesterday
while Black River was nearly in this promising
condition. We had report that Red River was
rising. This was mistake. Red River showed
drift from its mouth, but this came out of Black
River Indeed, so low is Red River that persons
who entered it from Black River on Monday last
could discover no sign of Red River water near the
mouth of Black River. Black River was backing
Red River up.'
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from the National Wing, Eth inst. I
Appointments by the President.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
District .4ttornevs.-Octavius N. Ogden, be District
Attorney for the Wesern District of louisiana in the place
Of Henry Boyce, who declines the appointment; Samson
Mason, to be District Attorney for The District of Ohio,
the place of Thomas w. Barley, removed.
Observation-Disclosures G. Smith, to be Marshal OF The
Western District of Louisiana in the place of John f.
King who declines the appointment; Goshom A. Jones TO
be Marshal Of the District of Ohio in the place OF Daniel
A. Robertson removed Henry F Talmadge, 10 be Masha
Of the Southern District of New ok in the place of Eli
Moore, removed,
Recelpers-John H. Hughes, to be Receiver of Public
Moneys at Plattsbu:g Mo- the place of Parker Dudley
resigned John L. Green to be Receiver Of Public Moneys
Register-Cyus w. Wilson, 10 be Register Of the Land
Office at Little Rock, Ark, in the place OF William w
Stephenson. removed.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Post mdsters.-Henry ii. Matthews, Elmyra. N. Y. ;
Elisha Starr Milwaukee. Wis; John F. Bodey Vckb
Miss; Edward W. Lincoln, Worcester. Mass. Joshua
Dunn, Portland, Me. Isaac Plat, POughkeepsie, n Y.
By The Postmaster General.
Levi Plat, Jr vice Levi Plat. decd Pattsburg N Y.
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Changes in the Custom House.

The new Collector, Mr.. Sam'l J. Peters, entered
on his duties yesterdays and, as was to be expected,
several of the subordinate officers in the Custom
House were dismissed, while others were retained
Those who lost their places must regard it as the
fate of war. They cannot complain. A chief
merit of the soldier, after having fought sturdv and
well for his cause, is to bear with stoicism all the
consequences of defeat. "To be weak is msera.
bic, doing or suffering" and complaint is the Ian.
guage of the weak We give list of those retained,
well as of the new appointments:
OFFICERS ATTACHED TO THE SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT.
w. D. Rind, Gaager; N. g. Ispethen, Marker W. s.
Brown, Deputy WeigheI; c. w. Duly. Measurer; St.
Colombo Davis. Deputy Measurer.
pae s ups snan G. Hns 8 w. smS
Harris G Massien, w W Campbell, f. p Percy, j. A.
preux, J. 3. D. Vosin, b. H. Perkins. j. E. Waldo J.
Jnuden. d. R. Goodwin, p E. Crozat G. N. Bowdch, John
s aa lsspecNgrss-A L. Daunoy John Dolan, j. P.
Boatmen-John Price, NJ Fearing and G. G. Shannon.
NEW APPOINTMENTS.
~, St0rekceper:-F Felix Ducayet; Assistant do MARX
Lewis Malard. =. Deputy .varker-W F. James
~ inSpectors.-L J; Coron, E. Delazzery G. d. Coolidge
s. H. Larose, Dugas, Jas. Parker, P. A Mauin, Jas
Prendergast Buterfeld A. G. Piernas. j. Armstrong, j.
solomon, A. DuquercrOn, A. Shoppers w. F. Duff: J.
j. B. hPa lanes Gs Wb Hunf william
William Relf, Baum, l.. Montamat
tartllue Mongrue, Boarding Officer Point La Hache
Jas Martin Boarding Officer. giers.
A: Il: Trudeau, Keeper of Warehouse No g.
w. W. Burton. Boatman.
Night inspectorS Sydney Harper Captain Angel
Martin J. B. Mortedo. J. Rice, jas BTooksA Whitlock
NJ Fl. Breen