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ALABAMA oSNABURGS.

t We are receiving and shall keep sale, large sup
ply OF the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manufacture
ing Company Alabama These Goods we think are not in
eror any of Southern Manufacture. We invite the aen
ton of Pauie Merchants and Others to these Goods
are directed to sell at the Louest market price.
d14 3mis JOHN T. DONALD & CO.. SO Camp st.
NEW YORK SADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
SIeN OF THE BLACK HORSE HEAD Is Canal, Camp ST.
A NDREW G. BULL & CO., Wholesale and GA
gales, Trunks, Who's, Hcgskips skning. Sad; S@ak
Furnu Of every descrnton having full assortment Of
all articles their line from their mandatory, enabled
10 offer purchasers both style and prices
indncement to call on them, At is Canal street.
dE I'm ANDREW G. BULL Il co.
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LOST CHILDREN--Two little girls one white. named
Mary Norman, and the other muatto girl named LYDIA
who says she the properly of M.dame Dumas were
brought to The Second Municipality police ohce last
ing They wee found wandering through the streets
able to tell where they lived.
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" e W o RI e A N S :.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JANUARY 8

FrRE.-The extensive steam mill and planine factory
of Messn upuy Ganucheau at the corner of Robin on
street and Caondeet Walk on the Carondeet canal were
entirely DESTROYED BY fire last evening between and
O'Clock together with all the machinery and considerable
quantity of lumber The dwelling of Mr. Dupuy and six
small story tenemens occupied BY Door fsmi
les were also consumed The fire broke out in the
and its cause is unknown.
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DISEASES OF THE EVE AND EAR.
FFECTIONS OF the 0 tic Nerve. liis. CONTINENTAL
N Inflammation Partial Blindness. Ops, alton. for s,rabs
mus, and other DISEASE. sffec,ng Vision. DR.. TuN-
STALLS or ICt, 1877 Poydras street. Bou Of Con-
su.ation-10 till 5; Sundays. 10 ill
Certificates from PbycsDs and Patisnt may be seen ct
As Oncs. jaQ
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FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, Etc.

f, A: II LEK, g C.7-HP 81 has Constantly on hand,
Lever Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES of all tsSA
the best makers. Also-Fob Vest 4 IN
and Guard CHAINS. SEALS esAsA
- and KEYS, in every variety. Gold Pens
Pencils, Thmbes, Buckles, Sc. Fine Bracelets Brooches
Necklaces, Rings Slverware, Spoons and Forks Ladies'
Casors, Cups Pitchers, Trays. Plated Cusors Tea Sets
Candesticks, Ums, rich Fancy Goods Lubin.s fine Per
tumery-Ogether with variety of other articles to
numeous to mention. Also-SPECTACLES with Gold
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
knid-Eye Protectors, etc. etc. constantly land, and
fitted to suit tine eye at short no ice. nils
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RECORDER BALDwIN's CoURT.-Nothing worth relating
took pla in Recorder Badwin's Court yesterday: After
dspoSng OF some ty the Court adjourned at an
early hour TO attend the Public School examinations.
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FATAL AcCIDENT.-A boy named John Ruth, about
Is or 16 years of age was killed last night the fire on
Carondelet Walk He had hold of the drag of az
engine drawing her, and stumbling she ran over him. He
Immediately taken into house in the neghborhood
and medical aid called in but he died in about an no
His mother. understand, is widow lady, residing on
Benton street.
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NEGRO INsoLKNcE.-Maria Garcia f. w. c. accused of
gTo sy insulting Adolphe Lange, Comm Of the Fifth
the peace yesterday sent before the First District
Cont by Recorder GenOis.
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PlCKPOCKET.-Nathan Merritt was yesterday brought to
the Second Municp lily watch house and locked up
charge OF cut ng off the pocket OF Lawrence Melen with
the purpose of possessing himself of the contents
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be surplus Of the Company this day is 1542 0l0 s.
R.lBERT L. PATTERSON. President.
BENJAMIN C. MILLER, Secretary

child has insuabe interest the life of parent. 30
single woman. deendent her brother for her support
and education, has sufficient interest in his life entite
her it, so husbands sometimes The lives
their wives and, by recent statute in New York Il
made lawful for married woman. by herself and In he
name, in the third person. with his assent,
her be insured for her sole the life of
her husband for definite period for the Of his
natural lie and OF her surviving her husband the
the becoming due shall be payable
tatves oil the husband Of his dlto AND.
the death of the wife before her husband the amount Of
the insurance be payable after her DEATH 10 her
hlldTen, or their guardian, for their use.
creditor may the life OF his debtor to the extent0
mis- debt, nde unity against the loss Of the debt
cT For Prospectus ard all papers necessary to effect In
and all information as to the plan Of ope,aens ap
ply II. G. HEARTI.
10 Banks Arcade. New Orleans.
JER. VAN RssssrL.ER NJ d.. suIfation New York
B. STILLE, VI. d.. No. 3North St. opposite Lafayette
November, 1848.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
No. II WALL STREET, have issu-d, since
May last -four hundred and seventh nine new policies VIZ
To Merchants. ......... 1888 To Cashiers of banks.
:. Clerks. ......... SO Secretaries of lns. Cos
Manufactures 81 Ladies' 10
Mechanics. ~ H0teLkeepen
- Clergy men,. VI fuDIc emcen
Lawyers. II nlted STATES Onceu
Physicians III MemDers OF C0ngess,.
Sea Captains Farmers: :..;::.:.."ia
seam en-. Ol f. OlheIpccupouons...
Amounting to.......41 Amounting to......8
Total New Poicjes. ats
Surplus OF the Com any, November l. isls $500 600
RO6ERT L. PATTERSON. President:
BENZ. G. MILLER Secretary 1918
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company,
CAPITAL 100000.

VAPITAL, SOVV,UVVs
Directors:
Jon John N HILL. ALEX ALGIsos 5As Il .KsowIEs
F. B. FosG WIN. EAKIN SAM'L SEAY.
W.WOODFOLK, JOHN M. Bass.
II g., &c.. JOHN nj. HILL, Prest
TT This Ions established Company, with the most ample
for the protection of its Policies cOntnnes to take
RIVER SEA and FIRE RISKS the most liberal terms.
a its Agency in NewOrleans al the offi'e of
OBJ PICKETT PERKINS & co. 81 MAGAZINE St
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE, ~ 81 80 N.-LoNo1rrpx, 90 win Time sh

80 ooE' o' % Do N-LoE6ITtDE, W WIN Time Oh.
Cleared Yesterday:
s shD s Adese Pike LyeGo JR Whitney CO
shp Roshsstf5 WesE ss F9 oG " !" f SsoRei
ssP k ksdHs Mo;a Ma1ees Bsse9,
Ship joSanna s%i sS bis% snat bie4e whitney Co
Bark John Caskie Raynes New York, G. W. Hynson
Bark Creole Thompson, Rio de Janeiro and market,
Bar Bah Mindon, usn, Boston, CIV Hynson
B BsTk RP snmG f God0n Manes l. H Gale
srg Detroit, Ward, New Yok, Dewey 4 90
ss$ ssss sabine PAS p h'npf 81
Schf' Ella schenbeck, Pensacola, John Hurley
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Wsbash Hsthaway Gom New York, 10th inst, to j.
Ship United states Morse IS DAYS from Liverpool to mas
Ship xsk6ar Ciocksr 81 days from Liverpool to master
Ship lyons Gaines, IS days from Havrs, P. Pouz-
Brig Lus.etia 6Bll GsIIenne from Vera Cruz. 18th inst
Brig G. w. Bnnkerhof. Crocker so days from Galway,
soh, Ireland lr1e in ballast ballast to msserc2d my ny;
echr Sleeper ~ days from Thomaston, to mas
schr. VIM Ebbett, Lewis, days from Pensacola,
schr. Ella, sohembeck, days from Pensacola, master
schr Martha, Truant, days from Pensacola master
schr. Cona SBrit) wingood from Kingston. Ja in bal
last, to VIM. Burgess Il Cod my.
STEAMBOATS,
A9drfw JacksSp Eckert I'm Cincinnati Inn
9d % Won % sSd b aE Ss cotton
Creole Wilson. I'm Mnden--6I9 bales cotton.
Elisha, Landry, I'm Baton Rouee-4 bales cotton.
Nondana, DeahousaYe. FIN St Martinyile-3 BIS.
Concorda, Vontagen, i'm Milkens Bend254S bales cotton
EudoIs, Rhodes, I'm abema Lapdng.585 bales cotton.
Belle Creole Brenhar i'm Memphs-956 bales cotton
Mobile Sutton, FIN Moble-249 bales cotton
u ia, Hnckey, I'm Bayou de Giaize-666 bales cotton.
ST Helena Ross, I'm BARON Macon-774 bales cotton.
Courier, Martin, FIN Baze.
Oregon, Hiern, I'm Mobile
Towboat Southwestern. Martin. FIN the Passes.
Towboat Diamond, Davis, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Louisville Mcfherson FIN the Passes
BRLOw-CoMING
Ships Allegheny, Ocean Qneeu and N. H. Cooper barks
Roxana and Henry Habeck, bigs Tit and Irwin, ships
and schOOners unknown.
Memoranda:
Towboa Diamond lowed down and to the 9th inst
ship Living Age, banks Maria Cotda and A. Patton
Towboa Louisville lowed down and barks Marga-
ret Pollock and Aala.
Passengers: n
Per ship Lyons, from Havre-92 in steerage. 81
Per brig g. w. Brlnkehof from Gaway-S9 in steerage
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
ny, CRESCENT OFFICE, }
wednesday Morning. Ian n 1870

CRESCENT OFFICE
wednesday Morning, Jan. 81 1849
CoTToN-rhe Geographic wires got out of order yes.
terday morning. as usual when important European news
momentany expected. and the communication between
this city and Mobile was not resumed throughout the day
This was great disappointment to Cotton operators who
expected news of the Canadas arrival at New York and
in consequence only $500 bales hands Prices rather
easier, but auotably 60
NEwoRLEANs CLASSIFICATION.
ominaT;v: Mdding Fair.....s5<97H
Middling ssSS1s Good Fair nominal
Good Mdding. 81 Eg6z Good and Fine " nominal
IObACCO-H hhds A. sold at 5Sc round.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.--Qu Quite a large business
was done in Sugar The sales summing 800 bh Prices
are not positively lower though sellers accept off
refused two three dayssnce. Nearly 800 bb Moaes
sod at 2D2O for Inferior and fermentiug lots and 2Os
&c. for Fair to Prime.
FLOUR-The market continues to droop there being
sellers aud the moment, scarcely any buyers The
sales about 500 bbs including $50 bb Oh from the
Levee 81 TO- and $50 bbls four or five lots at a 3
and few at "a so o Dbl Large lots of Ohio offered
repeatedly at "a %, but no offers at that
GRAlN.-Prices of Corn are 5GD6c lower lint the do
cline has brought forward buyers and 5000 sacks were
TAKEN VIZ 1000 sacks Ordinary from atboat at g. 600 do
MIXED at ~ 4ooO do mostly Prime White 40 and $500 do
at HO42kc y bushe A lot of 500 sacks inferior f,as
sold at y, and some Prime at 34c
fhoViSloNS.-The Pork market continues to decline
and sale OF 30 bbs Mess made sll also rs 900 ID
hog Round at &C. and another large lot at "a 35
we could hear of only retail sales of Bacon and
bee In Lard quite active business done and the fol
lowing lots sold 256 bbs good No at g. 100 bb at Ga
io9 bb and tieces Prime 1.-TWO los) 6 $50 kegs Prime
at 2, 100 do, at 2, and 1OO do. at 75zc. ib.
GUNNY BAGs.-Sales of 900 bags in bales at
1Oc-a decline
WHlskY-A lot of 112 bbls. Rectifed sold at 17c and
100 do in lots at Tic o gallon.
FREiGHTS-The expectation of large arrivals of vessels
IN day or two induces shippers hold off for decline
The only engagement reported brig for Baltimore
l37a for Pork, S. 10 Bacon and 25c. for key Lard
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE 90.
No. Ii HILL STREET. Ne1p York.

THIS COMPANY completed its third year the LIST day
of May last at which time the surplus amounted to
010 s. showing an amount business unparalleled in
the history of Life Insurance.
Dividends profits decla annually upon all life
policies, which have settled more premiums; the
profits draw the per cent annum AID
be made available he extent Of two thirds Of
Premiums are pay able annually bni may be paid semi.
annually quarterly ard les taking life policies my
If they prefer give their indiv ua notes for one hall the
annual premium upon which they will be required to pays
per cent. interest
Statement OF the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance. Com
pany. Nep York, May |, 1s4o.
This V41asi sued Anr 18th 1sA5. =
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T OST, on Monday evening. the 22d inst, BAY
II HORSE. about AS hands high blaze face, 81
hind feet white. Had when lost, an Amer cans
Saddle. curb bit Bride, ard Martingale with one & ~
OF the rings ivory and the other brass Inc above--
THOS. G. MACKEY, As Commerce ST.
la2aG Up Stairs
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THE SUGAR PLANTERS MANUAL,

Being Treatise Of obtaining Sugar from the Sugar Cane
byJ w. Evans NJ D.-a ard valuable Book.
Together the extensive stock Of LA BOOKS the
Southern country, ~ For sale by a
jail lGsdp&a D. WOODRUFF CO., So Camp o.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
WATCHES AND JEWELRY SILVERWARE &c

AMES D. ANDERSON: No, II ST. { HaRLES St.
ss Opposite the Verandah Hotel, New Orleans
Would especially invite the attention of cIizens ~
and strangers Wis ting the city, TO his and H
sive ASSORTMENT OF LEVER WATCHES from The G1Hs1k
most celebrated manu- ores of London, Liverpool and
Geneva, carefully put up and warranted fine Gold Sill
Yer cases. OF the richest and latest patterns suit Ladies
Gentlemen. Also, to large Assortment of WA ITCH
NJ N G s, computing all the mos ecent patterns
OF Ladies and Gentlemen fine Gold Fob Chains Vest and
Guard Chains, Seals and He. Ladies Brooches Brace
lets Rings and Ear Hoops Of the latest fashion diamond
Ruby, Emerald, Camel, Topaz, Paste and Plain God
Finger Rings and Breastpns Shirt studs Vest Collar,
and Sleeve Buttons; MeiaiOns, Lorkets and Miniature
Frames God and Silver AIMED Spectacles with pc focal
and plain glasses Levi Browns Spencer and low. priced
diamond ned Gold Pens gold silver holders Plan
aud Threaded silver Tea, Dessert and Table Forks and
spoons Soup and ream Ladies liver Cups Combs, Card
Gases, Suslende Buckles Fruit Knives etc. Best quality
Silver plated Tea Sets Cake Baskel Casto Chamber and
Mantel Candesticks SHUTTERS and Trays Toast Racks etc
Fine Rogess and Woenhom's Pocket and Table Cutlery;
PAPER Maehe and Fancy Articles ada pied 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 Jewelry Silver Ware, Swords for
presentation etc. made order and repaired short notice.
by the most expereced and ku workmen in the country
at moderate prices d5 6m
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nR. H0UGH has removed his office to No 133 Ba
~ rome street. Professional visits and office prescrIp
tons be settled for when made. Office hours from 10
II A NJ and To & PM MS 6m
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ARMoRY HALL SOCIETY BALLS.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
u Gao, RH HH et eL low fei , cash
L. as can be procured elsewhere-Cal and IA
IN lndge.-Dr. E. ]. COXE'S PREPARA- Ia
d. SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled
remedy for Coughs Influenza etc.
EXTRACT -OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure, superior
the Capsules or any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT
etc For the relief and of Construction and Bronchitis
MENT.
~ Especial attention paid the usatment of Rheuma
tsm, Bronchitis and Consumption
q Office corner Magazine and Poydras n23 1y3dp
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AME RICAN TIL e A r e.

Fl. p GRATTAN. Stage Manager.
Third night Of Mr. A. A. adams who will sdpear KING
THIS EVENING Wednesday, JAM 81 s4eThe performances
will commence With shaksPeares Tragedy Of King LEAR
Greene Goser Mr. Grierson Edmund Mr.. Char es Oswald,
Mr. Spear Code Ia, Mira Pope; Goner, Mrs. Greene
gan, Mrs. Bowen; a FAyoRlTE DANCE, by Miss j. La
Forest GKAND OVERTURE by the Orchestra. To
cude with hh me an original ad capanduzn local sketch,
Rm ne Ssn Of J. E. puTvsge Esq enled NOSE IN NEW
OhLEANs-Mose, Mr.. Keller; Syksee Mr. Rynsr Mr.. James
Green MI Spear Smith, Mr. Kingsley jenkins, Mr.. Charles
narP Mr.. Grosyenor ID wney Mr. Thompson Mr. Sleeper,
Gasord; Grogmore, Mr.. Grerson; Lie, Miss Z. Petre
s Ss GTSgmGFe Mrs Tnopy Nly Miss Jackson Mrs.
III Tomorrow, Thursday Nj. A. A. ADDAMS will appear
tAvorte character. ..MOSE IN NEW ORLEANS Will also
be performed
The Police Department under the control Mr. l. Beelman
fT1ees Of 1Gns0Dress Circle rs cents Parquette Second
Thr TIERS so Cooed Boxes SO Gallery Is
II Private Boxes and Seats be secured the Office he
the hours of 10 A NJ and P NJ by applying Geo.
Stanley, Treasurer.
k Doors open before 4 Performance will commence
at quarter-past pTecisely- a3l
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IS REWARD,

~ The Can viii leave New Orleans and Caroltonevery
hour after O'Clock Sundays if the weather is fair.
~ The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every 10 minutes
from the corner of Rsronne and Canal sts novl2-6m
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

BRUCE'S, No. IL CAMP Street.
fiNHE public requested to call and the select
assortment of WATCHES, Guard, .--.. - ~a--.
i FO7 and and y est. CH6A ldssS. El
e III Hooks, Gold and Silver SPECTACLES. Bracelets
sezAA1aand Necklaces, Gentemens and Ladies' Finger
Eings Razors, Pen: knives ana Fancy Goods. BRUCE'S
GOLD PENS-a few more left.
N. B-Close attention the Repairing of Watches,
Clocks, Spectaces, Jewey and Pens. II Charges mod
n29
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PERJuRY-Cornelius Collins yesterday appeared before
RecO der GenOs to charge man named James Haal with
perjury He made affidavit that the 18th of July last
Hanai filed a petition the Third District Court with the
view of obtaining the arrest and orcibe detention of he
aant absconding debtor in which petition he
Collins owed him $329 and about to leave the State
permanently without leaving Sufficient property to pay The
swean be was only liable to Hara undr contract in
writing toI $Ss $40 not yet due demandabe: that
and that he left his family and pro- erty here and
prosperous business in charge Of agent and more han
sufficient sy the aledged Indebtedness Hana
being arrested gave bail in the Of $1,000 appear for
,inatInn
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

s. P. STICKNEY Proprietor
TElES EVENING Wednesday, January BLEW NORTH and
Il his Horse TAMMANY a variety Of and Fashionable
Dances. LA Belle Rosaline, Mr.. Thos Mum, La Petite
Eouise Geo Sweet laThone T. Mum, Messrs. Maloy and
Ducrow and the whole taen,ed CORP will appear grand
OF Performances. w. WOkRELL the Clown
cecnce, will e all his former efforts extracting nails
from the cothnA oil his auditory
Doors open O'clock performance O'Clock
Omission Dress Circle 50 cents; Second TIER rs jail
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YOUNG'S, No. Camp Street, New Orleans,
NOV receiving at the above Store by every arrival iom
L the North entire new and extern
rp I'VE stock of Ladies' and Gents s5~FT~S
AffSA finest patent Lever Watches hunt - ~
4 IL ing and open faced Quad Vest, and Fob Chains
kzAkAaaest and fashionable style of Ladies and
Gentlemen's Breast Pins. Also, patterns of Studs,
Finger and Ear Rings Collar and Sleeve Buttons Suspen
der Buckles gold and silver Specs gold Pens of the best
makers Also large stock of Siverwae, consisting OF
table, and dessert Spoons Soup Ladies' Casters &C.,
of which will be sold the lowest cash prices The pub.
lie pectuly invited to call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
B. The strict st attention paid to the repairing of fine
Watches Clocks and Jewery. Canes. Diamonds, and all
kinds of Jeweiry mounted the latest and best manner
All repairs warranted. charge M tie
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WATCHES JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS
THE subscribers have Just received additional ~
supply ofvery superior Gold and Silver Watches, kh
with Hunting Cases of M l. Tobias Roskell and e 81
other superior makers also. Fine London Dupte1 AsA
Hqtches rich Jewery of the latest Styles comprising Fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals, Ladies' Bracelets
Necklaces, Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases Finger Rings
&c Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected BY
of the firm the European markets. consisting OF Work
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans Retcue and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles, Table Knives and
Forks, Casto, Candesticks, Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols, Revolvers, Bowie Knives Military Goods &c.
&c. for sale at moderate prices, by
Je2l HYDE & GOODRICH. Is Charres st.
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IF TO saul IN A FEW DAYS.
E'OR NEW YORK ST.4NTON'S LOUISIANA
.AJND NEW YORK LINE OF PACK- ST
ETS.-The fastsailing regular packet ship QUE AffK
BEG, Capt Geo g. Brewster having the principal f.A
part of her cargo board will sail above For balance
of freight passage having superior state
dations apply board Pier No foot of St Joseph St.
or to J. w STANTON & co.
DIS corner of MAGAZINE and Lafayette streets.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Medical Law Library
B Y J. B. SCONI.

r. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
IlHURSDAY, February l. I949-Wil auction,
No 20 St. Charles street, opposite the hotel
A LARGE AND VALUABLE LIBRARY of Rare English
Standard Works. sting of 2iOO Catalogues
ready delivery.
81 Sale commence at past O'Clock. jag
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STEAMBOATS,.

noaA e. = 'ss
4 ]; 4: ss sf5:
as iSd q "a: lake
fo the trade cabin all in rooms viii leave the New
Canal as above landing at the Ponchartran Railroad for
Fegh, received for MONTGOMERY Wstumpka. etc.. giving
tn Sugh Bills L Lst al =. p cents .n Per Dbl
til O'Clock, P, M, on the day Of departure.
For freight or passage, having Unsurpassed accommoda
iasi # dPp' wINGATE g Brennan. AZ Poydras st.
FOR MoHILE-paH,Y Q. s. Mail LIVE.
P pasks sPlesss fssm 1e~ p osEs
- On, Caps. K. A HEN. lEz5.sss
DAY, Capt VIM + Gbsrson having been built expressly
for the Lake Trade with superior nodatons Che
ers will Lave the PontchartIsn RAILROAD DAILY ruqng
me week on The At the Lake Of pas oGHSA
ja2a J&R GEDSEs.p Agents nj D io Bank II Place
-. Z. taee WEDNESDAY, 3lst at 5P, M, pos,
sshSo ST. sPd josEPH fe
mss w sa 0 bo, aDS "o; Of FOT sshs
Apply Oh ' HYDE s Giles u Foydf.s st.
B5The ST. Joseph very light draught, and will met
H TO Iears WEDNESDAY. 3lst, at 81 NJ, pos
EHOR WYATT, Belmont, Pamela and all Landings
80
having superior accOmmO a0ns apply board foot
of Canal street. or to HYDE l. OGLESBY,
IL P0ydras st.
BThe Conne will take freight for Yalabu,ha River,
with privilege of re, hipping. jag
LIZ To Leqpe WEDNESDAY, 3lst. at P. M, pos;
LNUR MOBILE, lat the New Basin Montgomery, We
Il tumpka, and all landings on the Alabama ~ n
ss~ :lis%s; 81 SExS5S,
Leonard, receiving freight and will leave
above For freight apply board at New Basin,
foot .: Julia street, or to
jag HYDE q OGLESBY, II Poydras ST.
N. B-The Beacon will regular packet in the
trade during the
10 To Leare WEDN EsDAY, Dist at 4 p M pos,
NOR LOUISVILLE. Cincinnati, Wheeling and Pitts
u burg The new aud fast running steamer ~ h.
BUCKEYE, J. A. Deyoe, ma ter Will leave SAff5sSis
above. For freight passage. having sxzsaz3E
surpassed accommoda ions apply board Poydra st
wharf, to [ja29l HYDE & OGLESBY, II Poydras st.
~ To ieape WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
NOR LOUISVILLE, Evansville, and al ate
l. ports-Tbe elegant and fast running -
passenger steamboat ATLANTIC, ] NJ. Lj4s.sAkSssT5
Broadwei, master Is receiving freight, anu viii
leave above For freight passage having unsurpassed
accommodations apply board opposite Poydas street. Or
to HYDE Il OGLESBH IL POydras st.
N. B.-The Atlantic being OF very light draught. will
meet with no detention. jail