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grs~ bill to prohibit the sale of spurious liquors
in the mines and colleries of Pennsylvania is being
urged at Harrisburg.
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Gs- The village of Williamsburg, L. l., has pro-
posed sc annexation " to the Common Council Of
BROOKLYN
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G5- The ST. Lawrence river is frozen over at
Ogdensburg The ice is firm and the crossing good.
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RIOT AND SEVERAL PERSONS WouNDED-Some diff.
dpaymeu and The crew Of the schooner Romen 1n at tb
foot OF St Louis street From the testimony ofhe Captain
and Others who esent taken by Recorder Genois
last enng the violence that followed the difficulty
jqstifabe Stones Jumps of coa-aken from boat lying
sailor named Dominique Blanqu dangerously stabbed
in the sideano her. Joseph Lenor stabbed the
beaten with stones Capt Laurent Povena the master of
the schooner received blow with face
also knocked down and stamped The police of
the First Municipality succeeded with great diculty-the
rioters resng arrestng number of peron engaged in
the affray. F. krwan ed the person who in
hced the dangeIous wound in the side of the sailor Dom
nique Blanqui aud Michael Muir ny John Kirwan Francis
Hendy Michael Powers and Patrick Macavoy arrested
as being the most active of the rioters The Recorder hav
ing in view, presume the late decision of the Supreme
Court to the power of committing magistrates take bail
certain refused to take bail for any of the prisoners
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DO Dead Letters, to the number of 1917, col
leced at Boston during the last year. have just been
forwarded to Washington.
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Of A gun has been invented at Utica which
will fire 26 discharges by one loading
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-01

o. The streets of Quebec Ca, We're, for the
first time, lighted with gas on the LIST nIs
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ns- The Nav York Electoral College and its
messengers cost S2500
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ANOTHER FIRE-A fire broke about O'Clock yester-
day morning in the upper part the cottage frame house
occupied by Mr. Joel Gleason Camp street, between st.
Joseph md Julia. When this fire broke out the emen had
only short time before left the fire Carondeet Walk
but although after undergoing hours of labor
they speedily the spot and their early
the of saving all the furniture of Mr. Gleason wi
such damage only as incidental to hasty removal The
flames confined the roof but the lower part of the
house much damaged by water. The building was
owned by MI Peter Conrey IL and was insured
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BRUCE,S, No. CAMP Street.
FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, Etc.

H. and T IsceSinS 5V eyery "as vs God gH n
Lever Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES of all w
the best maken Aso-Fob, Vest II
- - and KEYS, in every variety. Gold Pens.
Pencils. Thimbes, Buckles, &c. Fine Bracelets Brooches.
Necklaces, Rings Sivewae, Spoons and Forks Ladies.
Casters Cups, Pitchers, Trays, Plated Casior Tea-Se
Gandlestleks Urns nch Fancy Goods Lublns fine Per.
numeous to mention. Abo-SPECTACLES, with Gold.
Silver She'll Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
knd-Eye Protectors, ETC.. ETC., constantly hand and
fitted to su the eve at short notice NILS
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GooD.-The members of the Iowa Legislature
have voted themselves each gold pen.
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ARMORY HALL SOCIETY BALLS.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
UiNNINE !, G ca y n BLUE MASS: lPE l
as can be procured elsewhere-Call and W
N indge,.Dr. L. J. COXE'S PREPARA- a
~ SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUPAn unequaIed
remedy for Coughs. Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeabe cure, superior to
the CAPSULES any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTIiA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
etcFor the relief and of CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMlFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINI-
MENT.
IF Especial attention paid % the aeatment Of Rheuma
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption.
IT, Office corner Magazine and ioydas SITS n23 1y3dp
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INQUEsT-The Coroner yesterday held an inquest on tbs
body of the lad who by engine going the
fire on CaIondelet Walk on Tuesday night The whee
he accident but short time. verdict urned
cordingy. The boys George Ruth The inQues,
was held at the house of his afflicted mother widow lady
residing on Benton street, near Mepomene
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS !:
LATITUDE, 2s 81 30 N-Lose1ruDE 80 w i'm Time, Oh.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Fanny, Scott. Corpus Christi,
s shp fGln Hsn MsrIe Philadelphia CT Mssfs1
Ship Sir Chas Napier, (Bh) Webster Liverpool dS'' ~
BBs aIR Ad%, stsa" GsT S ws1E Hamburg ssHgd e
R RsIE Nashua Mclt%s P$adsPhis AsbyIdss
BBag Tncas, Beard MarseiiIes;' '1 J. f Meefer
sehr. Cohassei, Blackwell Baltimore c P. BeDa ett
Bsseos eoea Hyd sGse 0
Steamer Montezuma, Scott, Mobile, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship w: A. C9oper Lincoln, 81 days from Liverpool to
Ship Juliet I, Prsble days from Mobile, in ballast to mas
Ship Miohssl Angelo. wilson days 6om Mobile, to mas
Ship Aseqt9a, Kempon; 2 days from Pensacola, to Sec
Ship VIM Harbeck, Shnn 81 days from Liverpool to mas
Ship Allegheny, shsnklaud 10 days from Philadelphia. to
J. w. Andrews & Cod my.
Brig Irwin, Robinson, from Vera Cruz Goth ut,
Rqs Sabine. 70 Robin.on-Point
in ballast, to o. Wickham-ist my 'O"''S''
STEAMBOATS,
nHS Was FIN % Af bales cotton
Duck River Apologize. I'm Tensas veT-795 bales cotton
Pike No. g. Montgomery I'm Cincinnati.
Sutana. Yore, fm st. Louis.
Luna, Fairchild I'm Bayou Sara-464 bales cotton.
Buena Vista, Post, FIN st Louis
Duroc, Daniels, FIN Arkansas rver-S05 bales cotton
Shamrock, Harl, I'm JefenOn-674 bales cotton.
California Reynolds I'm Mobile-157 bales cotton.
,ew World, Chambern, I'm Island No 66-102 balls cotton
Banner of Attakapas, Johnson FIN St Marnsve-37 b. C.
TowbOat Hercules, Brown FIN the Passes
Towboat DE Soto Kinney. I'm the Passes.
Towboat Pat Henry, Miller. FIN the Passes.
Towboat Annawan Davis FIN the Passes.
BELOw-CoMING UP.
One schooner, unknown.
Memoranda:
Steamer Pike No, left Louisville 18th ult Reports port
for New Orleans, steamers Alex. Scott and Fashion.
Steamer Sutana left St Louis Gath ut. Reports the
at st Louis closed by and the weather cold feet
water in the Mississippi above Cairo.
Towboat Hercules towed down and the 18th ult
ships Goah and Persia bark Thos Prince and schr Water
Witch.
Towboat De Soto lowed down and sea on the 26th ui
ship Hudson bark Isabella Brig Encarnacon schr Chanan
Towboat Pat Henry lowed down and to sea the 24th
nit, ship Monongahela, bark Abercrombe brig Percy and
schr Fairy.
Towboat Annawan lowed down and sea on 9th ult,
bark Magnolia and brig Florence.
Spoken:
On the 18th u in lat 27o 80 long 800 ship Henry For
ester. SO days from Liverpool for this port
Passengers:
Per ship VIM. Harbeck, from LiyerpOoi58 seeage pas
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~ e. w ORLE A ~ S:
MORNING, FEBRUARY
Charity Hospital Report.
"a nouns preceding yesterday, 6 P. M.
II. VANDERLINDEN. Clerl

THE ARRAY AT THE ST. Louis ExCHANsE.-An affi-
davit made before Justice Beverly in relation the ARRAY
between Josiah E. johnson and Thomas Harper, the ST.
Louis baroom Friday night last which terminated in
The death of the former yesterday deposited In Recorder
Genoiss Court by the affiant The affidavit made by
friend of the deceased who he was present from the
of the difficulty the termination OF the
ARRAY We do publish the affidavit. the case about
to be legally Investigated and would be improperly to
give publicity to eI pdrte statements
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FERRY DIFFICULTy.-Judg McHenry of the First Dis
tric Court understand yesterday issued bench
rant for the of era persons who ski from the
Canal street ferry to Agers for infringing the chartered
rights of Mr. Duggan. the proprietor of the ferry The
parties against whom warrants issued arrested.
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Adeline street Vacant Lot Second Municipality.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

J, n.
CATuRDAY February at IL o'clock-Wl be sold
- a Banks Arcade
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND IN the square bounded by
Adene Jane GraveT and Perdo being No. Is plan
c. A. HedIn. Said lot 80 Ademe
depth ll9 feet inches lines The purchaser
OF Tor 81 EACH payable March a. 89 and
August A. l849; balance cash.
Acts before j. r. Beard Notary Public expense
tho ia2l
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STEAMBOATS,.

To leavf a.sygstq r ~ On Tuesdays and FRI
FOR MOBILE from he New s'S CANA and M Poucartran
e Z 8 !: Ssssa
BIZ Lake ssps
for the trade cabin al in stse-Iooms will eaye the New
for Mon M giving
fdes s Basin Warehouse
Ill o'clock si IN on the day Of departure
"G ia8i 4 WINGATE Brennan AZ Poydras St
FOR MoH Ill -1losdi1 ~ u s. MAIL LINE.
Ss SM 81 s5saRss S Slsis -, i.
pay, Capt. VIM. + Giberson. having been built expressly
Ladies' Cabins all State rooms One Of the aboye steam
w an e s At Se
M Train of Cans, and OF the clock NJ SUN
FOR DiS sa1E Place
tR @ TH P4H %hsid1 Whssas sas Pits
nv = ss"" ii iiss$s
a 9S3o poyda
THIS DAY Thursday ls at l. sGs
umpEs and ali landings bs
Ryfls9G o'ssms ebs a 81
Leonard master receiving freight and will leave as
above For freight apply on board at New Basin
w. HYDE oGLEsBY, Il Poydras st,
N B-The Beacon will run as a regular packet in the
trade during the season.
~ 70 !eqys THIS pay THURSDAY, lst at Pm, pos.
~ qRs PssRee
pected this day. and will leave above. For freight
81 Canal GER Yb lep Il loot
NB-The Cornne will take freight for Yalabusha River,
with privilege OF reshlpplng. tyl
IN, dinSt at5
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ST. CHARLES HEATRE.


night but one of Miss BRENT Mr. MANvERS an! Mr.
BROUGH.
THIS EVENING, Thursday, February 49Wih he
l. the operate Drama of GUY MANNERlNG-Guy Manner g,
Mr.. Brough Henry Bertram. Mr. Manners
Mr.. Chppenda Dominic Sampson, MIR. Sol Smith, Miss
Miss Bnent Lucy BertTdm Miss CoAd Meg Merries,
Mrs. jones' number OF Song, Duets. vii be
duced and all the Original Music will be conclude
with UNCLE FOOZLE- Uncle Foozle, Nh. Fuller.
sS- Friday, Benefit Of Mr.. MANNERS.
sE The celebrated HERON FAMILY is engaged.
IY Doors open past g.
GS Tickets and places had application Mr. j. p.
BAlLf between the hours 10 and O'clock day. yl
-e>e--
ORLEANS THEATRE.
.lHURsDAY EVENING, February J. I849Wl be presented,
Malart, called GASTlBELZA Ou lie Fou de To
lede Performers Messrs Duuc, Corrai and Valet Mesames
Berton and LecOur.
e preparation first Ballet by Mr.. and Mime. MONPLAlSRs
Performances commence quarter before O'CLOCK dSi
-S>e--
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
Mr.. THos. MUM, Ring Master Mr. W. WoRRELL, Clown
TI,HIS EVENING Thursday, February LEW NORTH, in
Splendid Equestrian Performances, THE BRlGAND and
BACCHUS by the whole world the chefs duyre
sail .ROSALlNE and Mrs. MUM, OF
Beautiful Acts. The Champion Rope Vauter, GEO SWEET
his miraculous performances. Cannon Bell Exercise, by
Mons. LA THORN. BLOUSE, a variety Of Brilliant
Dances Young MALLOY, The Sailor. ~ ORRELL.
batch OF ComicuIties, and the whole Troupe
OF Pleasing advertisements.
ls- Performance will be given EACH SATURDAY, at IL NJ
w Doors open O'Clock performance commence at O'Clock
Admission. Dress Circle, 50 cents Second Tier rs l
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SENT THE WoRK-HoUsE.-Ns Nathan Merritt brought
the Second Muncipaty police office Tuesday evening
charged with cutting off the coat pocket Of Lawrence Mel
lem board the Pike No s. with intent steal
yesterday sent for months the work house by Re
corder Baldwin vagrant Mr. Meen having left the city
and appearing to prosecute the original charge.
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'oD4hNNo.-h sale OF ll0 hhds A, but the price no
reported.
SUGAR. AND MOLASSES-There were several buy
e The West in market and the sales of Sugar
~ wv or gu hhds. Prices unchanged. .Moasses rather
uu with sales of 500 bbs at range of 20i021c for fer
menung and Inferior to Prime lots.
fLOUR-The stock increasing, and buyers are few
pnce are still looking down The sales comprised only 1900
bb as follows 300 bb Ohio the Leyee at "a TO- 900
do at 81 ia, so do 1.-TWO os) 81 3a and 200 do Ex
ira st. Ions at IS D Dbl.
GRAIN.-The only considerable sale of Corn reported
1000 sacks White 4Oc but Prime lots store are held
at 42G045c bushel lot OF 81 tons Bran in bulk sold
ats7 so q ton
PROVlSIONS.-The Pork market is still heavy and do
Ginning. Nearly 500 bb taken including I5O bbIs Mess
at sl0 sz, 12O bb at $40 rs for Mess and $40 Is for M
o. 90 bbs Rumps at SO. 40 bbs Mess at s S5 do Prime
at $40 80, and another lot OF Prime at SO size Dbl
sale OF 3D. 600 ID Bulk Pork Hog Round at "a Is and ITO
900 do at "a S5.. Nothing done in Beet or Bacon OF
Lard 80 bbls No sold at g. 54 do Prime at 81 and $50
Kegs tSO0 and $500 also Prime at 7c = H.
koPE-lOO coils Prime sold 71ac short time adding
interest.
WHlSkY-Saes of 200 bbls Rectifed at H. and 1870 do
dhree lots) at HE o gallon
fhEiGHTS.-Vessels are beginning arrive rather more
freely and the rates ship taken for New York
at SIC for Flour bark for Baltimore load up the Coast
win sugar at g. and two for Philadelphia So rs q hid
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~" To sail THURSDAY, February 1t.
LNOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA-Direct.--
Il The l auxiliary steamship McKLM, o. rklEs
Farnham master, will sail as above This YES EltA
senge She has been put in order, bark rgged
and will make the passage under sail She taking her
cargo board at the Steamship Landing in Lafayette
where shippers and passengers invited to examine her
Goods by her be insured at the lowest Being
ias saier it is expected that she will make short
passage to California any other vessel loading for
that destination in the United States
No Storage passengers taken.
Stateoom accommodations can be secured by application
to J P WHITNEY 4 CO, 70 Camp st
N. BAbout 1000 bbs freight be taken if offered
-" In order to make short passage to California this
vessel will through the Straits of Magellan with the aid of
her steam thus avoiding the stormy passage around
Cape Horn. Ia23
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BRUTAL AssAULr-A man named Medium was yester.
day brought before Recorder Baldwin charged with beating
one Richard Norton and bring off portion of one of his
ears. The case is to be examined on the Sd inst.
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TT To sail WITH DISPATCH.
EOR BOSTON-WLNSOR' LLVE.The fast sailing
l. packet ship LOUISA. Capt. Chas. Flanders, q.
having part of her cargo engaged and going on 4ETE
board will sail as above For balance of freight or sza
passage having spenddy furnished accommoda
tons apply board Post 15 Second Municipality
ja15 JOHN w. ANDREWS Il CO.. 81 Common ST.
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New Orleans Seed store

New Orleans Seed store
And AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
IL CO.H.HON Street; corner Of Ich9up0utaS street,
By AFFLECK, COMSTOCK & CO.
'INHE subscribers have Just received from Wethesied
Gardens Conn the largest assortment and heavi .zx
- H. stock of Garden and Farm Seed Bubous sn3
sNSJvRoots Towering Shrubs and Plants, Fruit
an. Trees. Horticultural Implements and Books ever
-XSo offered in the South.
Boxes OF Seed put to order and assoments made out
for the West Indies Mexico California, Texas and for any
port in the Southern or Western country
Market Gardeners, Merchants Factors Planters and off
of boats, may rely upon having their orders promptly
executed, and every article warranted genuine.
jas If AFFLECK, COMSTOCK L. co.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, &c

JAMES D. ANDERSON. No II ST. HARLES 81.
- Opposite the Verandah Hotel, New Oreans-~3
Would especially invite the attention OF citizens ~
and strangers visiting the city, to his and extern -
sve assortment of LEVER WATCHES, from the
most celebrated Iact0res of London, Liverpool and
Geneva carefully put up and warranted in fine Gold Sill
of the richest and latest patterns to suit Ladies
Gentlemen Also, to q large assortmen OF w TCH
TRl Nj s, comprising ali the mos ecent patterns
of Ladies and Gentlemen fine Gold Fob CHAINS Vest and
Guard Chains Seals and KEYS. Ladies Brooches Brace
let's Rings and Ear Hoops Of the latest fashion Diamond,
Finger Rings and Breastpns; Shirt Studs Vest Collar.
Frames Gold and silver FAMED Spectacles with perIfocal
and plain glasses Levi Browns Spencers and low priced
diamond nted Gold Pens, gold silver holders Plan
and Threaded Silver Tea Dessert and Table Forks and
Spoons; Soup and ream Ladies iver Cups Combs, Gard
Gases Suspender Buckles, Fruit Knives, ETC. Best quality
Silverpated Tea Sets Cake Baskets Casters Chamber and
Mane Candesfcks Shutters and Trays Toast Racks etc.
Fine Roges and WostenhoIm Pocket and Table Cutlery;
PAPER Maehe and Fancy Articles. apted particularly
for presents TIMEPIECES, for Steamboats,, Offices.
and stores,
TT J. D. As personal attention will be given to the
Repairing and Adjustment of WATCHES and CLOCKS;
and every description of Jewery Silver Ware. Swords for
presentation made order and repaired short notice.
by the most expereced and sku wOkmen In the county
at moderate prices. do 6m
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

~ 70 zsare WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH;
NOR NEW YORK.-rhe new, A |, fast-saing ship
l. JULIET, Capt Preble, having two-thirds OF f14
her cargo engaged and ready, will leave as aITk
T offafs pss' c6 pGs
sg To LeqDe WITH QUICK DIsPATCH;
FOR BOS r0NI5I,WLNS0R'S LLNE.-The fast
Il sailing bark Kl'BY Capt, Carter, having -
For balance of freight passage apply board, s>
f vi JOHN W. ANDREWS co. 81 Common st.
NOR pH 5 e zePff WITH WITH RISPATGH
The fine, fast; sailing packet ship ALEC HA- -
NY, VIM. Shankland. master will leave as above. sTIE
For freight passage apply board opposite the nza.
fs' JUN 5l'ia H' ANBRG%s CO Common st
Agents in Phladephia-Messrs. E. LINCOLN Co.
tg- To lenre WITH DIsPATCH.
E'OR SABINE PASS.-The fine fastsa sailing schooner
L MARIA, Capt c: Miller having most Of her IN
apply 10 Ifvi5 A. WETHERBY, IS Poydras st.
eW- TO sal SATURDAY EVENING.
EoR NEW ", Y0RkIThe superior, new, l, fast sail
above. For freight or passage, having superior ns7a.
a ES sP H sHPsfP sc sod St
rP- TO SAT- SATURDAY EVENING"
L brig GEoRGE 1. ABBOTT, Capt las stanfy CTR
having the greater part Of her cargo engaged, will -
Municipality, or to HENRY X. ASHBRlDGE,
jail n Poydras st.
~ I3 hass QUICK DISPATCH.
qR Or; AhIlMORE-rhs All fast G sailing, clipper
having the greater portion of her cargo engaged, eLEE
will leave above. For freight passage, having -1.
good accommodations. apply TO the Captain board Post
. ias s'H' HENRY K. asHBRIDGE, II Poydras st.
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SIS REWARD
/ OST, Monday evening, the 22d inst a BAY
IL HORSE, about Az hands high, blaze face ~
hind feet white Had on when lost, an Amer cans s6H1
Saddle, curb bit Bride and Martingae with XA
the rings ivory and the other brass. The above--
reward will be uad on delivery of the same to
THOS. G. MACKEY, AZ Commerce st.
iaAf Up Stain
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ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON. = RecOrde
Genos yesterday committed for trial Dennis Foley charged
with attempting to cut jeremiah Connolly with knife Oh
the Levee, on Wednesday night.
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e To sal THURSDAY, February Is.
ENOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA .9S-
l. SENGER P.4CKET-The fine, Baltimore Eli
clipper, built large schooner ST. MARY, l.. A. ef.A
Chasteau master. will, by engagement sail on the go
appointed day. No expense will be spared fit her
eommodate limited number OF passengers the most
forrable manner The St. Mary coppered and copper as
fast safer in complete order for the voyage she
pected to make short passage vessel bound for
that destination Capt Chasteau has made a number of
to the Pacific, and is from long experience tho
roughly acquainted with the coast and harbor Agents
established at Panama and San Francisco where they will
be happy to render to the passengers any service in their
power A limited quantity OF fleght will be received. if
Immediately engaged for which apply 10 the
tain board. the foot of St. Peter street. TO
LOISON & SILVESTRE,
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Spoken

On the Both ut lat go 80 long 800 ship Henry For
ester So days from Liverpool for this port
Passengers:
PEI ship VIM Harbeck from Lverpoo-l5S seerage pas
sengers Lost on the passage by sickness.
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- II TO sal SATURDAY. Febuary Sd.
LSOR CALIFORNIA, CHAGRES.-REGU I.4R
IL PICKET LLNE.zThe A l. very fast-sailmg xff1
schooner VIM. THOMPSON, Crowel, master, ~s5aslA
handsomely accommodate % cabin and 40
age passengers She will Imited quantity of freight
and will posi- ive above. This vessel lies at Post
TO- Second Municipality, where going to California
particularly requested to examine her and select their
Benfs. For freight appl. to the Captain on
board, or to o. WICKHAM, % BeDville st.
Jaah r. NJ HARRISON & co, n POydas.
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BREACH TRUsT.-Mchael Farrell, charged by Pat
rick Day with breach OF rnst yesterday sent before
the First District Court by Recorder Genos. The evidence
posted in the hands of Farrell in the White Man Coffee
House, at the of Levee and Canal streets where the
accused employed bakeeper. the of $ for safe
keeping, and that demanding the money the evening
from him. he refused to give up Farrell gave bail APP
pear for trial.
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THE FIRE ON CARoNpELET WALK.-Ths loss by the
burning of the mill of Messrs Depouily Musgove
Carondelet Walk the destruction of the engines and of
lumber estimated at from forty to sixty thousand dollars.
On Wnc we undestrI mere no more Inan aDoat Twelve
pile Of lumber TO another to Yesterday morning and the
FIRE department necessarily laborng from the time the
fire broke further destruction of property
large fame building owned bv Mr. Goblet and in
ton of which he resided the of Carondelet Walk
and Where burned down but the part of
bis furniture saved Mr., Gobet's loss set down
insurance
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NEW WATCHES, JEWELKYi ETC. ,
vHTE receipt of a large and splendid stock OF
w Gold and Silver Lever. Lepine and Deuplex n
WATCHES, of the BEST ENGLISH and SWISS jfxA
manufacture, Also JeweIry, Sill 9k
yer.wse, spseta p Gold Pens, - -.
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen stock. before purchasing elsewhere it
selected by ourselves the Northern with and
shall be sold as low as at any house in the city
KNOWLES & NOEL, '35 Canal street.
N. B-OuI personal attention will be devoted repair
ing desc of fine Watches Clocks Jewelry ETC..
which shall perform satisfactorily chargs.
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