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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-17

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge JNcHenry presiding G.
Peter Matthew'S accused of assault and battery
Henry Miller. and Samuel Nash of the same w. w.
Styron yesterday tried before this Court and found
guilty A. M. Solomon, charged with larceny. and Perce
Hypote, f. m. c.. with insulting and asaaulting white
person. were discharged
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:. "Methinks there be six Hatters in the field
Five have / seen tO-davr

Five have seen to-day"
OFFERING good HATS and CAPS at low prices but
" none better and none ioaoer than those which n
may be found at my Sales room. No. Is GR.dTIER "
street. Of Tchoupitoulas where have hand -
and from time to time receiving from mandatory at
are suitable for this market
Purchasers at Wholesale who may this, will please
remember that manufacturer and will sell low.
az opening another lot of those choice Mems Soft
Black BUENA VISTA HATS, to which beg to call
attention. WILLIAM BOOTH, Halter
IA ri 13Gnver street, stairs
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the Patrons of the aEvENINc MERCURY,

CIRCUMSTANCES have so operated that we have been
" compelled TO suspend the publication ofthe MERCURY
and while regIetng event disastrous to u.s. we feel
grateful for the favors extended to and the sympathy
which been expressed by friends Our assets shall be
Immediately appropriated TO the payment OF debts and
only pst that they will be sufficient to satisfy all To
persons indebted to the MERCURY will promptly
pay the authorized Agent OF creditors and TO facilitate
the arrangement of request those whom the
Mercury Office is indebted send in their accounts imme
diately. fjaI3] G. r. SESSIONS & co.
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MAsoNIc.-The annual communication of the
Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Mississippi, was held
in Jackson during the last week, commencing on
Monday and closing on Wednesday evening. We
understand, says the Southron, that in consequence
of the reports respecting the existence of the cho
lera, the attendance of the delegates has not been
large. The following officers were elected for the
year ensuing, viz
w. H. Stevens, of Natchez, G. H. Priest VIM.
P. Mellen, of Natchez, D. G. H. p; Abner v.
Rowe, of Lexington, G. King Charles s. Spann,
of Brownsville, G. Scribe d. N Barrows, Of Jack
son, G. Secretary; L. v. Dixon, of Jackson, G.
Treasurer Rev. Robert Morris, Of Lexington, G.
Chaplain; J. T. Simms, of Jackson, G. Marshal !;
T. ]. Hawkins, of Jackson, G. Lecturer; D. s.
Jennings, of Jackson G. Orator; Jonathan P. Bush,
of Gallatin, G. P. s.; Seth H. Pond, Of Browns
vile, G. r. A. C. Eleazer Craig, Of Natchez, G.
C. Sd "; James Gillespie, of Black Hawk, G. c..
ID W Frederick Conrad, of Woodville, G. c. LIST
"; w. T. Legrand, of Lexington, G. C. Host;
Geo. w. Johnson, of Jackson G. Janitor.
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FROM THE PLAINs.-[ Extract of a letter dated
Fort Leavenworth, Dec. 9th, to the St. Louis New
Era.l-"Last week we had further news from
Lieut.. Beale, and escort: he was beyond the Ar
kansas, and the weather was good-the grass down
there yet plenty. After leaving Council Grove, he
had got along much more comfortably, owing
doubtless to the experience of his men, not one OF
whom had seen a tent pitched, or a horse picketed,
until they left this post. This intelligence came by
a party from Santa Fe, with the oxen of the con-
tractors of the Government carry supplies to our
army there. This party suffered excessively from
cold, hunger and fatigue, the last twenty days of its
march. When they came in here, the snow was
twenty inches deep. One of the men persisted
with the cold, and sixteen hundred oren died on
the nay, This will be hard upon the company
contracting to do this service for the Government
The oxen and other animals were the private pro-
perty of the contractors
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The office of the Presby
terrain Board of Education, in Philadelphia, was
destroyed by fire few days since, with its entire
stock of books and stereotype plates. The loss ID
covered by insurance with the exception of the
plates Two or three large building adjoining
were also DESTROYED or very much irinFed.
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DISTRESS IN IRELAND.-Ireland appears to be
gloomy enough, if we may judge from an account
now before u.s. in the London Sun. 1t represents
that emigration and determination" will soon
leave the southern and southwestern counties bar
rem wildernesses. Such is the extent of the DESC
lation, that whole towns tenantless, and large
tracts of land lying idle and uncultivated. In one
barony of Kerry, through which correspondent
rode, there was no sign of tillage, and in another
quarter there were only two fields cultivated in a
range of thirty-fve miles, A correspondent Of the
Limerick Examiner says that the country is in
wretched condition, and that there was not the
least inclination to put in any seed. In the Klrush
Union, upwards of two thousand houses have been
pulled down, and the inmates turned out to beg,
during the last twelve months.
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ST. LOUIS BALLROOM.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
OUINNIIlNEp GGA{Abbo0MHEL, BLUE MASS MA IPE <uQ
as can be procured esewhere-Call and w
ST indge;.Dr. Z. j. COXE'S PREPARA- Il
CGO SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequaled
remedy for Coughs. Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure superior to
the Capsules any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA. TAR, LIVERWoRT.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINI-
MENT.
~ Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma
tism Bronchitis and Consumption.
EH- Office Magazine and Poydras n23 1y3dp
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SHIPS SHIPS.
~ 10 sail WITH DISPATCH,

SHIPS-SHIPS.
EoR n56Ta T. ST N R9 sRzsbE Ms.sm.
=, Brownsville and FreepoEt-The fine sqsstan III
LoR Anderson, master, having thTeeonrths OF -
her engaged will be despatched above For freight
passage having good accommodations apply board
Lower Picayune Tier, or to uprupnpv
BThi vessel passes the Bar into the mouth of The
on sAESE F ~ WITH ns :sbcsns; ooRAH
l. Bradbury master, having three fourths OF her str
ealgG engaged win sail as s above Fo, balance @
apply on board, at the Lower PIsagqne Pier Sr TO
oR NEW 4Sk sfys fSlc saSeIdi nsM
L ing ship w. Y. KENT, Jos. Varpey. MASTER -,
Leave as above Forfieg6t Or passage having supe
G as ESR ey fsR5sH
FOR NEW 9o YORK tins steam propeller EUDo-
av nb snd es fine
geii sor passage only Apply e HyNsoN So csmnst
FOR CALiFoRsfA A. gia cHAGREs@Ths Al. sups-
! p gor ye1y fast sailing schooner VIM. ~ HAZI Fir
As above The Very w com@odoa
sci and has splenddy furnished state accommodations
PssssngeI and vii receive small amount Of
eeR
sell and examine her she lies al Post Second Mum
SPs' For 'ih Fsys. sss
or Q: WICKHAM, q Bienyilles st.
a's
The Hsz9ad 10 on"sfs AN JAZZ
FOR sN ;1 Es9RssTE 9Th
Low % The Sa5 ToaIo bnf
then OF beautiful model and no expense has been -
Fe She is for fast sang and
viii take charge of any eonsSnmens to his address For
freight or passage apply to
in the Fist CABIN sa5o Passage ressan IN 81 the
S2oG pd No taken and s
passage sssdss a94 s PAU WITH W. 11spaTcH sa.1
IGOR BosToNSTLAsoR'S IiNEIThe fast sailing
pfft spgasa and fgns
ng N II sg WIT WITH LAT Er RJsPATCH
master: having portion q her ssiso snssssa
Post Ii, "a Mlnieipality OF to -.
ial0 J. W. andrews 4 co. 81 Common st
v1oR NEW teags ba ahIs nscEsf bark DELLA
Z CHAIN, CAPT; McNeaI. has e:6sif Of her 80
above Ia bsanc Of 1a a bavn %
ne apply board opposite the Triangle
- Tn " ANpRE EyH = Go; 81 Common st.
- 7saes W1Ta e1H e1 %1spA rcH
ENQR NEW YORK.-The fine st-saling packet ship
L HARRIET ROCKWELL, Capt. Chss. Ger; ;ETal4z
IRISH, having large part OF her cargo engaged will aEL
leave as above Cor balance Of freight or passage
apply lJa2l j. w. ANDREWS co. 81 Common ST.
sNa 10 Ieane WITH OITTCK DTSPATCU
EyOR ROS T6NW M MfNSOR5S TTUE1To Snccasd
the Dsvid Nicbo re 6ne fasi 'ue1esu
packet ship N N, Capt. Rogers will leave as sskHE
above For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOHN w. ANDREWS co. 81 Common st.
~ B-A Deck-load wanted for the DAVID NICHOLS ia
e-s5- To Ieane WITH DISPATCH
NOR BOSFONETbe 4 1 racket shin EUPHRASIA
II (ybas Runtin master will leave rs ahove For -
freight or passage apply on board at Post ii ID Mu s5
nicinaIity or to .0pf ~ ' " ~ -
ja5 JOHN w. ANDREWS & co 81 Common st.
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CHocTAw EmIGRATIoN.-A paFty Of Choctaw
Indians, liz in number, passed through jackson,
Miss, on their way to the Agency, on the 4th inst
During their sojourn they entertained the citizens
|swith ball play of which the editor OF the
zSouthron speaks in terms of high admiration.
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BOOTS, SHOES AMI pRo3ANS. -.
KIN GASES landing from shpe Essex. limo Ii
OlO eon and Hurop. for sale BY ,o,pc
i.l2@ l2Cusson.houss stssse -
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salary of 496o year The report was sdoptsd and n
e ssa e o &: f: ::p ss os,s s.
ms n s for S l. then .1d
for the office NJ: 3: Des!ud, made .mps sppio.-
dsd The salary nos ss is s nor over We
Of the Y, ysgs Of how &c with
pp snssdoPP ,ya was well csy:d BY e Council and H
Mr. Rsnshsw from lie Co1ni,iss on sssis md I..d
ngs submitted ,ssouon to give the CONTRACT for hauling
instead Of Howard = he later lad leiS.sd % :ss 8:
sss a Ssa: u s. ni 6.
for the landing Fl mst.,a o5 ss ssw Gus
ons he Pos sson TO s
complaint against Pork and Beef Inspections bsins All
ss :na s
!hs. officer enforce the ordinances applicable 70 The CASE
Ths sum Of s1 appropriated for proyiecs for De
lime umbsr eic for he oss of shss
o ~b GSS %.. 4. | % q: ID
ns a%
rabe under the An extra I'VE have
81 he 1spc ps " %
his public spirit in aragnng officer before the Council.
a.
the Surveyors Department then and adopted.
Tl, the sgol sha So Dep
s being woss u as' sS b. 20 a
lines for property holders and who shall be paid bE them
81 tns r. WEE
Joseph streets and that Of the other between st. Joseph and
Felicity that their certificates of lines shall pc coun
tenigned by the Surveyor Of he Municipality that two
granite monuments at least four feet high and not ls than
feet square, shall be eected0ue in Lafayette square
and the other in Annuncation SquaIeas fo tne
grading of streets and the level to which lots shall o
block shall be placed local guide fo survey
ing purposes 1t also provided that the Dsct Surveyor
Streets and Landings assist the Municipality Surveyor IN
per day.
Mr.. Thacker offered resolution, which adopted,
authorizing sidewalks be laid several of
in the upper Of the Muncps at the sxpsnss Of the
Mr. Cooling introduced resolution, which referred
the COMMITTEES Streets and landings instructing the
Surveyor the MepOmens Canal to be bndged At tho
end of the Dryades street Market.
The Council then adjourned.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFvIcr

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning, Jan H. 1s49
CoTTON.-Some further paricnlars of the Americas
received Yesterday, By telegraph which ra-
her contradictory innspec to Cotton the market at Liver
pool being represented dull and yet firm and the quota
ton given for Fair Orleans 3d. the same brought by the
steamer Europa With there general disposition
wait for more authentic details and the sales were confined
to $500 bales though without any change in prices
NEw-oRLEAss CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ........ 45s@5, Middlng Fair ....ssE@s%
Ordinary .........54ID51siF Fair ............. 64GD7
MddIng; ...... 5AG06K Good Fair. .......714GD7%
Good Mlddling 81 LD65% Good and Fine. nominal
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BALTIMORE SHIP BUILD1NG.-We find in
Floyds Price Current of the 9th, list Of the yes
sells built in that city during the year ls4s. Inc
list comprises sixty nine vessels Of all classes
aggregate Custom-house measurement OF which
was 14,447 tons. This aggregate exceeds that o.
1917 by $50 TONS
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The ARTEsIAN WELL.-We are glad 10 learn
that this important work is progressing NEST salts
factorily, and that every days indications give
stronger and stronger @ he fIly realized The
anger has now penetrated to the depth Of ~ feef,
and the water In the tube has rseR1o witnln one
foot Of the surface Charleston Ny
fzr " B. Palmer is our Agent for the CnIes @ Fnua
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UNIVERSITY OF MIssissrPPL-We learn that
ffty.eight students have already mafriculated in
the University. and that new students are con-
stantly adding their names to the list. II is be-
Ijeyed thasxhere will be quite one hundred students
by the latter part of January. We are pleased to
see Mississippi thus encouraging her infant nstitu-
ion-Orfor1 OdgQnlzer.
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FOR SALE,

A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT. mea- n.T. h
N sures 165 feet-l82 feet on deck. % feet
beam, with six feet hold, has three forty inch =,
boilers 26 feet long: two twenty Inch cynoe5 seven ZEE
suoke-all entirely new, with the boat She draws only 9
inches water and will carry 400 tons freight is only one
vear and nj months old her cabins furnished in excel
lent style and well found respect For further par
ae ais spp' 70 HYDE oGLEsBy, Il Peydrss st.
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No Smoking allowed.
FARE-1O cents each way from Canal street. Tickle is
ST per hundred-for sale at the of Harmony and
Levee streets, Lafayette of MOreau and Louisa
streets Third Municipality and by the Agent Canalt
ia3 J b. SLAWSON g. CO.
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TIE SHADES.

glvHE undersigned begs leave inform his numerous 81
i friends and the PUBLIC that he has purchased , the
tablshmeu the SH AIDES ON Perddo street By being
always supplied with the choicest Wines and LIQUORS ana
age heretofore bestowed the Shades VIII pc continued In
utpre. lial2 1w1 WILLIS COhcE.
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ALARM-In jackson (Miss.) the fear of Cholera
though none exists, determined the Judges Of the
Courts to lay before the bar the propriey Of an adj
iournment. The bar decided that the Cholera was
mere circumstance, compared with the terrors
of the law, and requested the men of ermine to
proceed and, if Cholera does come on, the bar
will make no effort prevent the Judges from gong
off, So saws the Raymond Gazette.
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ALEXANDER HILLS

ALEXANDER HILLS
HOUSE-F FURNISHING STORE
WHERE families find al articles q House keeping,
kg 'ffa
Iron Ware Fire Sets. Brass and Steel; shoves and
Tengs; and Kitchen Fire IrOn. ware; uo,,ow
GERMAN siLyER. Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
TABLE e ssS11N Silver Britannia and Iron
WOoDWARE-BEass and Iron-bound CEDAR PALS,
ATTFFaakk NBo apS CEDAR WARE. new article
Willow WARE-Basksts. Cradles Muse Chairs and
BRusaH SHE'S and Plain Dusting Sweeping. and
Manila .aa "A A s%s Palm and Hn'k MATS
BRASS, Brtsnn anu and new Metal CANDLEsTICKs
sGGkkk9AATo vi HAIL aad tAsESEss
Wood or Coal-wh fixtures complete the most =, ap-
Hotels and staamooat. furnished at reduced prices
C1ITY COAL YARDS.-OFFIcE and YARDS Nos. 332
s. M
6 $s ;:: e & $1
Steamships coaled and trimmed with dispatch Steamboats,
e smith he upper Coast
ss Ga Wo Pppsd with any quantity s of w ihs
Dispatch Families Stores, Offices, es- supplied with the
best sy e @s m ps
the cities of NewOeans Lafayette and envrons at the low
est market prices
SS- All orders strictly attended to.
Sr CONTRACTS entered into supply yearly.
MCLEAN, WILLARD & CO.,
M Am 332 Tchoupoulas street.
TO FEMALES
TAR PARMELEE would invite all those suffering from
- syrous or other diseases peculiar to the Female sys
tenn to call Al his Office No. 80 HEYL7 STREET =
Private consultations between the hours OF and
P. M No 80 HrvIA STREET. between Baronne apd
PUMPS AND gATHNG APPARATUS SC.
JouN McCARTY Plnmter, No. l34 Camp street
j New Orleaus has last received new and large x,
ass,r ment Of Brass 1ocks various sizes Force and
Lift Jumps; Beer Pumps, &c SIC; Cooking Ranges -
Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths Also laying and repsr
Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work Of every description ShI
an Steamboat work promptly pms I'd and repaired All
T. promptly attended to.
NTs Chsfge> moderate Uiha4ie
a MARMlON has removed his Office to ST, CHARLEs
IA. stYoef 0.e deer ahcvs PoYrsAs. sD
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e~ " b. Palmer is our Agent for the Crtsss o. fnna
isip6is. Nevyark Boston anil Baifinorv-
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The United States as. Goods, Wares, and Mer
chandise
IT. S. MARSHAL'S SALE

q. >. MARSTAL SALE.
Case in Admraly-SElZURE:
In the District Court Of the United States and for tie
49, District of Teras.
Y order of the Court directed this shall proceed
ID public FRIDAY 26b INST, 20 O'Clock
said day. the CITY Galveston the store room opposite the Tire
mont House, Post-oce cash, the following Goods Wares
and Merchandise seized this and placed my hands and
keeping, -
ID sacks COFFEE "a VERMICELLl, "A bags STARCH
boxes TEA IS trunks SHOES, boxes COTTON THREAD,
DO PINS packages assorted DRY GOODS 81
CLARET IA packages PAPER pieces STRIPED LINENS,
nae kages COTTON HANDKERCH1EFS.
JAMES H. COOKE u. s. Marshal
jai6 81 By H. B. MARTIN, Deputy Marshal.
sY- Picayune please copy times
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message received from The Mayor, transmitting
citation in the of Lvaudais David u.s. The Second
Municipality and enclosing the resolutions passed by the
First Municipality Council at its meeting on Monday night
relative to the neutral ground Canal street. The sub
ect of the suit was referred to the Finance COMMITTEE ana
the resolution relating the neutral ground to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings
The Surveyor reported that the Common street road would
shortly be ready for rolling. and within six months would De
finished He compmented the contractor for his industry
nication was ordered to be inserted in the Journal
THE Treasurer submitted several proposals iof opening and
ditchiug streets in the of the Municipality, which Were
referred tn the Committee on Streets and Landings
letter was read from Mr.. w. shaw requesting the
Conncl as his portrait of Gen. Peror +. Smith had not
met its approval to take further action in the matter
mo OBJECTION" said Mr. Peters, and the communication
was passed over informally.
petition from Michael QueeDan, who killed an inmate
of the work house months SINCE who attempting
to escape praying the Council to pay him his during
the time he suspended while the affair undergoing
leg investigation referred to the COMMITTEES ON Claims
etor of the Common ferry reply TO the report Of the
Surveyor informing the Council that the contract between
Mr. d. and the Municipality had been violated by the dis
continuance OF the Ferry for month previous to the last
meeting of the Council Mr. Duggan ju.tes the dlsconn
OF the ferry by stating that the slip assigned to him
has been eassed upon by steamboats, under the sanction
of the Wharuger that the ferry boat has been frequently
ron into and disabled The letter referred to the Com
mtfee on Stree and Landings
Mr. Peters from the Finance Committee reported in fayoi
Of providing CommsaU for the DUsdes street. mafkss q
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MONDAY January 3d. II o'clock Will be sold, prem-
VI ses the contents of Coffee House-consing of
Tumbers Decanter Pitchers Wine Ale Glasses
and other Fixtures comprising complete
conduct such business together with Household
Furniture of said premises.
The Lease of said House. having years
Ter Cash.. islz 10
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ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNIRUsEs

ON and after the 4th the Carriages of the above
" will be divided at Canal street, and rs--ss>MH
will leave each way follows, viz :-S7sSsa2sSSs54.
First Carriage from Government Wharf to
Canal street ;.:..6 A NJ
Last Carriage from Governm w haf to Canal ST. IL P. M
First " Canal st to Covenant Wharf s1s A M
Last P. M
First - Lafayette to Canal street ....:.6 A. NJ.
Last " ......12 P NJ.
First " Canal street to Lafayette 1890. 6R A M.
last NJ
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, /.

Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.
By R. r MFIELD, Auctioneer.
VTILL sold Daily, JASPER F. SMITH, No.
w Canal between Camp and Magazne
general of DRY
DOMESTIC CALICOEs, CLOTHS, CAsStAEREs, KERsEYs,
....Also....
HATS Boots Shoes, HARDWARE Cutlery and large variety
Of FANCY GOODS all OF which will be very suitable for Country
Trade Terms, cash.
N. B-Lberal Cash Advances made consgnmens of Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches Jewey and
hanllisa nz6Dn
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IGOR MOBILE lat the New Basin } Montgomery. We
u tumpka, and all landings on the Alabama ~ b
Packet-The new steamer BEACON, Capt III -
above For freight passage apply board at New Basin
HYDE s. OGLESBY, ~ Poydras st.
dnrng the season ill
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NEW ORLEANS & oARRoLLToN RAILROAD

S ~ ~
Depot, corner Of Baronne aud Perdido streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant 20 cent?
single ticket for children over5 and under IL years 10
20 teksts aedl .. ~
Servants (slaves) for any distance 10 cents
Residents in Lafayette, CaToton and vicinity
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate of
Communication tickets for in the Cars towit $5 O0
per month Gin for either Road and for distance
Children half price-no such tickets given for other
period than the first to the last of each month.
A Car expressly for ladies. in each train.
WINTER HRRHNfY EuHENT:
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Medical, Law and Miscellaneous Library.
GALE OF RARE VALUABLE ENGLISH STANDARD
- WORKS,
An ENGLISH STANDARD LIBRARY Medical, Law, Hstor-
CAL Miscellaneous Military, Literary, Scientific, etc.
Will be sold without reserve, by catalogue few
J. collection English Editions
RARE AND VALUABLE WORKS, comprising 24oO volumes of
HISTORICAL Medical Biographical Political and Miscellaneous Works.
Due will be gwen the day OF SALE and when the
logues will be ready for delivery the above place. all
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WHO PAYS for the Costly Futures, High Rents and
Heavy Expenses Of the Millinery Stores dOUn toaof ?
Those Dho patronizc taenand aoh0 do patrOnfze them?
Those rolo Judge Qf the Uaiue of Goods bp the price
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Ev tn kare WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
FOR FORT GIBSON Van Buren; Little Rock: and all
steambost ST JOSEPH, Baker. master, will
leave as above For freight OF passage apply
M. GREENWOOD & CO. e6 Gravier ST.
ja8 orto HYDE & OGLESBY. IL Poydras St
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tv- To keape EVERY THUReDAY, at5PM.
NOR VICKSBURG, YaZoo City, Grand Gulf, Rodney
Il Natchez and Fort Adams-REG UL.4R ~ n
PACKET-The ighd raught SsM9p fast: ssss
WORTH, Thos. C. Charles master, will leave as above
For freight PASSAGE apply board arfhe foot OF Canal
street. The Gen Worth will have Clerk on the Levee
early Thursday morning, TO receive freight. dl4