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PICKLES. PRESERVES sto-ioo how, CALI.
and quarts Pickles; Tomato Walnut and Ma,bfooSmS
Aeseh92i Pepper Sauce; Assorted Preserves and Jeie5
WHALE and Ell EPH2STf 81 ofL 95sefR' barrels
SWEET oIL-lOO baskets, pintl and quarts.
~ MY q Lo9 5s and Cincinnati packing.
ToBACCO-1lO boxes MI ers superior and other brspds
~, various qualities;
EAMBERT PREsRRy E si5 90 boxes Lamb.ts viok.
oTARbf FRAN BBlYse5S'SS IL superior order
?. II; GODDARD BRANDY-2s halfpipes
PoRT WfRE5s o SSs MARCUS Qualities
GIN, BRANDY, RUM, ete,-Al kinds Of common and
Rum Jamaica Rum; Irish, Scotch and Old WbsFies
4Ainiaeltel CgFaaoa GuEnolet Absynth; COrdals and
FOR CALIFORNIA -Hsmetioally sealed Lobstsn and
MUsTARD-ThomtOn & Gronstsd'a Louisville Ky, in
GRANBERRIEs-5Op aokagel, halves and quarters.
IEasI iB9perIal, Gnnpowde Hyson etc., in alfohess,
sOAP-Castte. Boston and Cincinnati.
White Beans Primes Dates 1Jnriapts SHIELDED Alona
M9okee and Salmon in kits and hskits Calet Ground
al Kinds pgs P9%Ss FsdRPs AspSs Gloves
Miller Lemon SyTupE Table Salt, Ciifon, MaoarOni Yer
oR T HsP Ne dse sna Bad 1 e.
Porter and Brown Stout. Cuba Cgas, Playing Cards Nut
Wine. CoIks, Backing Small BroOms, etc. stc.
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will be promptly filled, when accompanied with
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PLASTBRNG HAIR.
IN Hhds,, Bbs and Sacks, for sale by
4 aug JOHN STROUD 8 CO., las Common
MARBLE MORTARS
OF ALL the different sizes, for sale low by
" au23 JOHN STROUD & co. 146 Common st.
LIME
100O BARRELS Flesh LIME landing and for sale by
lOOO aus J. STROUD co. l46 Common st.
TO JOURNEYMEN PAINTERS.
VNTANTED.-10 or 10 good JOurneymen Painters who
w can receive steady employment. ~ None need
ysu52 81 1O01 THOMAS J. Mccoy. Mobile, Ala.
WANTED,
"A MAN to take ohaTRe Of PISTOL GALLERY, II
IA necessary that he should be expeusneed IN the eus
nees-undentand taking in pieces the LOCKS ETC.. OF ne
Pistols and keeping them in perfect order TO person VINO
thoroughly understands the business hbeal pes VIII Dc
Enquire at the SHADES" Coaee,Houss. au22G
NOTICE, - 80
LII persons holding any claims against the estate OF me
"A late VIM. JOHNSON T. m o. WIN please present. we
same for settlement Also, those indebted vii please cal
au25 i6d INN L. BANKS, Tsstsmentaly Executor
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w late arHVals and for ale by HlEhHN
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~ Ru22 CHAs, sPouGHT0N, ~ Camph
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Ma ForTrouzE--Ws were spleased to meet
NJ, Foalbouzs. is Counsel for the Spanish Con-
All an lis way 3 lafayette yesterday. We were
9Y6ra nstice contained III a morning paper,
na,si fsr s accuracy and truth Of its statements,
ltFas aIr Fonlhouzs had been abducted--oarried
awuvaolms eoleas-to the city Of Havana. The
abduJtnist reports are like the heads.of tie hy-
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~ Yazoo River Packet Muscle No. 2, Gwartnsy,
MASTER will EV NC Thursday, O'Clock,
Ldore Greenwood Marion Tehua Yazoo City and satara
au93 S. T. GOODWIN A. CO., 3 Crossmah
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
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5. of I. .MeetinEs I'm ETening.

CRYSTAL FouNr DIVISION No. AtCrystal Fount Han
222 TohonpitOulas street at O'Clock
WAsHINeTok DIVISION No. 5, at T. Brothers han
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R4#- The Iowa Capt. Conn0ly.-ThN fine passenger
steamboat viii ST. and all intermediate landings
THIS EVENING, Thursday, at O'Clock, positively
au2s Q. NJ. WHITE, - New Lsves.
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TO- Tho Steamer Ivanhoe-Capt. R. Gstty.--Thh
elegant ast-ruung passenger boat will positively leave TIL
DAY. Thursday, o'clock p fer Leliaye and Cincinnati
au2s T. B. SMITH, 96 Magazine street.
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Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent -

BALTIMORE, January "a, 1S49-At New York,
on the evening of the 23d Flour declined 6s. Corn
declined. Sales of Cotton, 1900 bales, at firm
prices-market active. Sales of Rice, 500 tierces,
at - to 81. Mess Pork S13 So Lard declined &c.
Orleans Molasses %. Sugar duller. Treasury
Notes 8s New Loan 81.
Mr. Clay has been nominated for Senator from
Kentucky.-FThe dispatch of yesterday mentioned
the same fact.-Cres.
Nothing special in Congress.
Mr. Cass has been elected Senator from Michi-
gan by a vote of A to &c.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.
ST. LOUIS. westerfedt Mr. Cora Landry, o. Mrs
E EverItt, Ala.
PLANTERS'.- -Jesse Thompson Mobile; Judge Williams and
Hager La Lieut. Chas g Hicks, Capt Jas Gane, Yucatan
Capt Daniel Briggs. Ohio; NJ Collier, Kuknan La.
HEWLETTS.. M Moore Coast McGehee Miss; Geo 5 Pet
tibone, u John Earl, La 7 w Martin, Washington, c.
VERANDAH. Richard Stewart Coast Scott Smith, Cyrus
Raf Bayou Sara; Stanard Ashworh John Postletlwae
Jno Dougherty La; Cral White Mrs WIl'on
Miss E Wilson, Ohio J V Caldwell, Samuel Mitchell, Mass
ST. CHARLES. &C Adams, Jr DR. Hereford r Here
ford Kirk, DR. VIM Lobde VIM Bonar VIM Robertson La
VIM Adams, C Beecker Y M Waddcll D II Fisher, Miss
Aan Ala; II Brown, Mobile Jno CLARK, Jr q Baylor
o; Hodges Underwood, Texas James belong, Buffalo,
Savage, Ohio.
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MISSISSIPPI ENTERPRIsE.-A meeting of plant
ers has been held in Lafayette county, Mississippi,
for the purpose of raising funds by subscription of
Stock to purchase two or more steamboats, to ply on
the lallahatche river, to carry off the produce of
the country. The subject of erecting cotton
manufactorY was also discussed
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DEATH OF THE OLDEST INHABITANT.-" One of
the Oldest inhabitants, says the Mobile Tribune of
Tuesday, died in this city last week-Isaee, a ma
tive of Senegal, Africa. At the time of her death
she was 95 years of age. She was brought here
when only teHyears old, and consequently resided
in the city s. years. In about 1909 she was freed
and during the whole of her long life, was consp-
cuous for integrity, honesty and fidelity, and en-
joyed III high degree the respect of all classes
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THE LAHORE DIAMoND.-The Delhi Gazette
exults over the capture of the famous Lahore East
inda) diamond, which, it says, is the most valuable
in the world, and will soon be transmitted to Eng
land, as an appendage to the English crown. The
pretext for this seizure alleged act of reachery
on the part Of the sovereign of Lahore, defence
less Indian towards the English Government
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CRIME IN MAssACHUsETTs.-The whole number
of prisoners in the jas and other prisons of Massa-
chusetts, during the year 1913, was 1854, of which
lit were debtors In the houses of correction the
whole number was 459 of which number 1894
were for intemperance.
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o. The Firemen of Brooklyn, N. Y, have held
public meetings, and sixteen companies have re-
solved to 90 out of service on the LIST of February
next because the Common Council have ap-
pointed Chief Engineer, instead Of allowing the
Firemen to elect one
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o. On the 18th instant the New York and Will
Iiamsburg ferry boat New York was cut by block
of ice as she was leaving the pier, and there was
barely time to land the passengers and mlk-carts
on board before she sank
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Pork PACKING IN Iowa. The Burlington
Hawk Eye, of the llth, says: "We are informed
on good authority that more than thirty thousand
hogs will be packed here the present season, some
of which are very heavy
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Hudibras-.Nteage-Hora Greciev-Entensiu Coum
terfeiting-H0rrible Streets-Infuenzd, etc.
New YORK, Jan, IA, 1o4S
Eds Crescent-Alow to recite chapter from Hudl-
bras for your OBLIGATION:
Then he resolved rather than yield
To die with honor in the field,
And sell his hide and carcass at
A price as high and desperate
And bravely threw himself among
The enemy i the greatest tbrong.
But what could single vaor do
Against so numerous foe
Yetmuch he did indeed too much
To be believed where tn odds were such
But one against a multitude
Is more than mortal can make good
For while one party he opposed
His rear was suddenly enclosed;
And no room left him for retreat
Or light against foe great
Eornow the Mastiffs, charging home,
To blows and handy grips were
While manfulIy himselfhe bore
lie raised himself 10 show how tall
His person was above them all
This equal shame and envy stirred
! til enemy that one should beard
So many warriors and so stout
As he had done and braved 1t out,
iiisda aiming to lay down ms ,s,i arms
Enraged thus some in the rear
Attacked him, and some every where.
And being down still laid about
As Wilmington in doefu dumns
Is SAID to hight upon his stumps
Sam Butler had occupied alongside OF my friend
Hartman the floor of the House of Representatives of
these United States, the 18th of January instant, and
written the doggeel above quoted subsequently, would not
hesitate that it intended description of the
there presented the admiration of the civilized
world If Greeley not remarkable man. he would
have illustrated another portion of Buffers story, and
Turning tail he d straight begun
As if the devil drove, to run.
But he stood his ground like hero That he will not call
such Turner for his personal insults will
detract from his heosm but give him real title to the
The charges of demagoguism based attempt
to correct gross abuse the least Of will generally
be treated among the people they deserve. Those who
think for themselves will pretty certainly give such charges
and their authors their proper character, and those who
thinking machines will probably take up the yel-dema
gogue, and cry it to intense qualification.
An important arrest made yesterday afternoon of an
arrested but one and probably of them will be
leased morrow, think. The operator sharp business
man named John Parker, who has kept iron store in
Pearl street (262) for months past in partnership with
Joseph L. Smith. The latter also in confinement
awaiting further examination. Parker has evidently done
large business in the line of altering counterfeit bills and has
been engaged in it for time. Only two three OF the
spurious bills (Freemans Bank, Beston) found on
him whsn arrested and about fifteen twenty his
wife, but there are great numbers in circulation
The weather very warm and the streets almost i'm
passabs never sudden and great thaw. The
water flows along the that have
about three feet deep.
The influenza begins to make its appearance extensively
Respectfully, yours. INDICATOR.
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o. C. J. McRea, C. Robinson, Mr.. Dandy, w.
L. Ledyard and w. H. Ross have been elected
Directors of the Mobile Bank.
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Coon SAILING-T'he splendid clipper ship Mem
non, Capt. Gordon, arrived at New York on the
18th, in the short passage of % days from Liver
pool, Notwithstanding this season of westerly winds
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TURN-OUT OF FACTORY GIRLs-A lot of fac
tory girls down in Maine have turned out for higher
wages, and have advertised themselves ready TO
make any old gentleman good housekeeper, OF
any nice young man good wife.
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o. The Governor of New York has refused tc
pardon Short, the colored man, who was recently
convicted of murder at Buffalo.
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For CALIFoRNIA-At Utica, N. Y, one of the
most extensive organizations has been formed under
the title of The Utica Mining Co." The directors
are Spencer Kellogg, Heman Ferry, Jesse Thonp-
son, James Rockwell and George Westcott; the
capital stock $4,000, in shares of 500 each. AT
Buffalo the California Overland Association -
sets out on the 10Th inst, 10 embark at New York
for Vera Cruz, and proceed thence by way of the
city of Mexico to San Bias or Mazatlan The
total cost for the three hundred composing the
party is estimated at S27 675 or an individual cost
of 1872 25
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u"Ts&Republican' is new paper issued at
Hartford, CT, with William FL. Burieigh for Its
editor 1t is an advocate of Free Soil principles
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FAvoRs.--We are indebted to the officers Of the
steamers Old Hickory, Thomas Jefferson, Alice,
and South America for late papers.
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o. A good toast for an agricultural dinner par
ty: " The Plough-Its one share in the bank of
earth is worth ten in the bank of paper"
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OF The construction of plank road from Pitts
burg Erie is receiving the attention of the people
along the line.
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o. Harry Hubbard is the democratic candidate
for Congress in the 18th district of New Hampshire
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AUX CAUSE.-THE New York Tribune learns
from Captain Armstrong, Of the brig L. W. Arm
strong, from Aux Cages, Dec. %, that the difficulty
at that place was settled; everything was quiet. A
new constitution had been formed
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o. The Niagara Falls Ferry Association has
declared dividend of 10 per cent.
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GOLD DoLLARs.-The subject of coming gold
dollars is now before the Committees in both Houses
Of Congress, and it is believed will be carried
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SMUGGLING.--A large quantity of contraband
goods, from the United States, had been seized a:
Halifax and Yarmouth
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r~ Why is the science of selfdefence like a
low tide Because it developes the muscles
Boston Post
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G3- The Plymouth Church in Brooklyn, New
York-Rev. III. W. Beecher's-bas been burnt.
Loss $1,000
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Gy- Over five hundred persons, it is stated, left
New York city for San Francisco within five days.
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CHARITY.-The Sisters of Mercy have rendered
to the city of Pittsburg the of their Hospital in
case the Cholera visits that city
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Louisiana Interior.

SEED CANE IN BAD CoNDTTIoN.-Ihe fianters
Banner of the 18th says there IS great coihpiaii'
among many of the planters in that vlclnlty Vi 'io
condition in which they find their seed cane
Some estimate that onethird of their cane is ruined
Much of it is hollow, with sort of red coating on
its interior surface the joints have red sreaks pass
ing through them, and many the eyes appear to be
entirely destitute of vitality. If the cane generally
proves be in this condition, we may look out for
short crops again next fall.
For CALIFoRNIA-Mr. Robert Wilson, ex-ed-
tor of the Banner, has left for California. The
dreams be more than realized, and your bright
hopes be followed by brighter realities.
THE WEATHER RIVERS, ETc.-The weather
for several days past, says the Bayou Sara Ledger
of the GOTH, has been very warm and rainy, and
our streets muddy and dsagreeable. The wind
during that time had been blowing from the south,
but on Thursday morning it changed round
toward the northeast, and the weather became
quite cool. On Friday evening and Saturday
morning, however, the weather turned warm
again. The river is still rising at this place, in
spite of the reported falling above. It is within
or inches of the high-water mark of last year.
MAGNOLIA RACE CoURsE.-The races on the
above race course will commence on Monday, the
9Th of March. 1S49, and continue six days. The
purses to be run for are very liberal. The spring
races on the above course will be very interesting
There will be cock-fghting on the ground.
DISTRICT CoURT-The Court term of the
Seventh District Court for the parish of East
Feliciana commenced on Monday week, in Gin
ton-James L. Sterling presiding
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LATER FROM BERMUDA.-The British steam
ship Dee, Capt Allan, arrived on the 18th instant
at New York, from Bermuda, whence she sailed
on the It'll, with a small w. |. Mail
The cold has been most intense Bermuda but has not
Occasioned any suffering
Mr.; Mitchell passing his time in hopeless captivity
ana had been unwel for the week previous the Dees
departure.
From st. Thomas there news. No American vessels
in port.
Letters have been received in Venezuela confirming the
capture OF Maracabo by the Constitutional forces and
also giving the further of the taking of the important
port OF Goro 1t was expected that the General would
shortly effect landing the of Venezuela and his
success is predicted ss sure.
The steamer Buena Vista in the service of the Con-
stutona forces had safely entered the Lake Maracabo
and joined the fleet of Gen. Paez
The parisans of MOnagas had spread rumor in Puerto
Cabeo that his fleet had required the fort of San Carlos to
surrender within twenty -four hours and that the ander
of the fort had asked for hours to deliberate
credit Whatever is given to this
The propeller Scourge for New Orleans arrived at
Puerto Cabello previously stated charge of prize
having been taken fro the bar of Maracabo where
she had anchored short of fuel The Captain and Mr. Ellis
Consul proceeded to Caracas claim her. About the
LIST December she taken under the Castle and the
American flag hauled down. but the following day
ken into the harbor and her flag again hosed
Quencs, believed, of protest the part of the Amer-
can Consul Opinions divided to whether she
g nod
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r1- The Supreme Court Decisions last Monday
are continued on our First Page.
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"A DECIDED Him. Mr.. J. +. Durivage's
new comedy of " Where there's A Will there's A
Way was eminently successful at the St. Charles
last night. From first to last the audience were
kept in the best possible humor Mrs. Jones sus-
tanned her part admirably, and Mrs. Stuart, Fuller
and Chippendae not only acted well, but contrib
uted greatly to the piece. Each act fell amidst
loud applause and at the end of the last act loud
and unanimous call was made for the author, who
at last appeared, and in brief and modest address
returned his acknowledgements for the kindness
evinced towards himself and the piece, and his OBJ
legations to the managers and the actors for the
excellent style in which the comedy had been pre-
scented. On the whole, we have never seen more
successful first representation.
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IT, Crystal Fount Division No S. of TAT an
Election held Officers of Crystal Fount Division No s. of T
following elected present t.
W. VAN WICK, w. P; ANDREW HERO W. A; R. H..
WYNNE, R. S.; M. EVANS, A. R. S.. }: REYNOLDS, f. s.
E. FORD, l. s.; J. EWING, o. s.. Rev. N. o. PRESTON,
Chaplain }. o. PERSON, P. w. P. Ja25
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AMERICAN THEATRE Last night Mr.. Grattan's
new drama of 'Crime anu Repentance" which
has long been in preparation under the experienced
eye of its talented author, was produced and
met with al very good reception, which il richly
deserved-having been performed in a manner
which reflects great credit all parties concerned
Ii will be repeated tonight, together with "The
Pilot in which Mr.. Eytnge will appear as Long
Tom Coffin. The favorite vaudeville Of "The
Swiss Cottage, will commence the entertainments
Those who are DESTROYS of rational amusement
cannot do better than seek for it here-ts fountain
head.
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COOLEST PLACES IN THE UNITED STATES
The Boston Traveller, in speaking of the rivalry
among cold places, says: OF late years, if the
newspapers and the thermometers are to be relied
on, the four coolest places in the Northeastern
States, appear to be Deerfeld (near Utca) and Le-
banon, in New York Franconia in New Hamp-
shire, and Fryeburg Hollow in Maine. The coolest
of all is generally supposed to be Franconia." At
Deerfeld, the thermometer has been 10, and at
Franconia 20 degrees below zero but Exeter N.
H., has beaten all. On the 1lth the thermometer
there stood at % degrees below zero, in place,
and in another at 90
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LAFAYETTE Hook AND LADDER COMPANY
Yesterday afternoon, the beautiful apparatus of the
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company was put into
the possession of that fine body of firemen by the
Fire Committee of the Council of the City of La
fayette This is, we believe, the first complete ap-
paratus of the kind which has been ordered for
any company, either in this city or Lafayette, and
it is really compact, beautiful, and will, no Doubt
prove an efficient piece of work. 1t was constructed
by Messrs. Matthews g. Denman, at the corner OF
Gravier and Carondeet streets, New Orleans. The
presentation was accompanied with appropriate
speeches and ceremonies, after Which the company
marched UP to the city of Lafayette, accompanied
bv fine band of music. We understand Q0r we
had not the pleasure owing to other engagements,
of being presenD that the company, with many in
vited guests after they reached our sister city, par
took of splendid collation., in which wine, speech
and sentiment followed or accompanied each other
with commendable rapidity. Among the toasts was
the following deserved compliment to the venerable
fathers of the city:
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Latavete: Their wise acts
which many would reflect credit body OF men
May their good deeds be the hearts OF their
fellow and their virtues recorded tablets oil stone
Their unwise acts-few if any-shoud BIZ sunk in oblivion
On Messrs. Matthews & Denmar, the builders of
the beautiful apparatus, being toasted, Mr.. Denman
responded in felicitous and appropriate manner.
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~" The Packet John Hancock-For ST. Louis
This leaves THIS DAY, Thursday at O'clock P M,
ia25 HYDE & oGLEsBY, 10 POydras
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s. of t.. Meetings This Evening.
CRYSTAL FoUNT DIVISION No 4, at Crystal Fount Hail.
90 Tchoupitoulas street, at haf.past7
WASHINGTON DIVISION No. 5, at Y. Brothers Hal.
Lafayette. at half ast7.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION No. 6, at Unity Hall. Ma
rigny Buildings. Third Municipality, at halfpast7.
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Auction Sales This DAY

Auction Sales This Day.
MoRpHY NEv1Us will sell at 10 O'Clock, at No. 81 Ma ga
zine street. Groceries.
R. NJ ARMFIELD will sell at the store of Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street. Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes, etc. with
out reserve [tR- See Auction head.]