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Mrsrrnlous.-Ths following i. taken from the

MYsTERIoUs.-The following is taken from the
ST. Louis Union: ~
For the Iastseven. weeks lied Mieheau-has had
his attention drawn b atWO.story frame house, on
Mill Greek, between' Sixth and Seventh, Cerr& and
Grahot streets. He n0teed. that about twelve or
one O'elpek every night q man would strike light
il one Of the upper rooms and engage IN some kind
Of work, which he would continue during the re-
mRinder OF the night This naturally excited the
officers curosty and he at last concluded that the
smanmnst be engaged in some improper business,
perhaps eOunieEleinng On making inquiries of
some of the neig bbors, he learned that there were
two men connected with the establishment, aud
one Of them was seen TO leave The house two or
three times every week in, the evening, carrying
under his'arml a small, very neat boz. The other
man Raslnevef seen. 20 leave the house, and would
never allow. any person % enter it.
This confirmed the HeNtenant's opinion, and he
determined at suitable time to search the prem
ses so yesterday he took with him several Off
Gers and went 20 the house, Amer forcing his way
in hesscended 10 the upper nom, and there scene,
such as he had no conception. Of, met his eye. He
saw several very strongly made new boxes, about
three and ahalt or four feet long, foot broad
the bOtOR b. two feet at the top. In one Of these
there was lha body Of large dog, very much
swollen and quite pntrid. The body was partially
immersed IN liq1d and was quite destitute Of hair.
In the other boxes were the bones and putrid M
mains Of other dogs, also immersed in liquid The
stencil arising from these was excessively often
siVe that neither the officers, ner a man who had
accompanied them, a soap maker BY trade could
remain, and in fact could scarcely enter The ROOM
There was stOve'in which FIRE Nds Constantly
kept, and Thermometer which enabled the occu-
pants always 70 preserve the same temperature in
The room. There was also furnace with a great
variety Of tools, mOulds, etc., in the FoOm And
the mysterious man himself, who Is a German,
some thirty-ive years Of age, was at work there
In addition % these things theEe was great vari-
ETY. of glass botes jars, etc each filed with LIQUIDS
the most offensive imaginable in SMELL
On being asked by the officers what he Intended
TO do with the remaiDs Of the dogs he was stirring
about IN the above boxes he replied that from these
remains he made god, and the moulds, made Of
plaster Of Paris, which they saw, We're those in
which ne cast it.
As everything about tiie establishment appeared
unaeeountably mysterious and suspicious 10 Lieut..
lAicheau- and the officers with him, they deter
mined 10 lock np the owner Of the chemical Cali
fornia, until more could be learned about him.
lfthis fellow makes such strange use Of the bodies
| Uf dead dogs, could he not also use the human
| b0dyl and If so, may he net have been the cause
/ Of the very mysterious disappearance Of Alrs.
Matter, some weeks since
% The Texas Legislature met Al Austin lass
Monday,
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Fatal AFEEAY We fegTet to learn that afatal
ARRAY occuTredat Goliaiiofthe eeeningOf the 18Th
iHst.- between Capt Isaac W Johnson. and Bven
Booking. which resulted in the death Or the fOr4
mex genlleInaH; We are not In Possession Of all
lhe particulars connected with fhis sad and ullor-
tunate oceufrehee Some angry words having
passed between fbe parties igh ensued, in which
Br6oSing inflicted severed fatal stabs upon Johfsau
from the,e effects Of which he died on The following
morning. Booking fed Immediately after the
fight and bad not been lleafd Of on the next day.
A party of men, we learn, started in pursuit of MIN
Capt Johnson was a brave man and a good cti-
zen. His plaeejn tiIe,cOinmuniy in which he lived
cannot easily he filled. Being an enerprhing aud
spirited gentleman, he was ever ready to.do his
duty, IN Whaiever station his fsllbw,citiz called
him. Recently he was elected Captain Of a Ran
gug Company, and discharged the arduous duties
of thai Office 70 the entire satisfaction Of his COM
-mand. He not only led his men in search Of the
indiana who had been r0bbiRg and harvesting the
frontier settlements, but contributed norsio their
support out OF his own private property than any
one else, and that too without scarcely hope Of
being remunerated by his government, either for
The money tins adyaDced or for bis services as an
officer, Few men besides Isaac w. Johnson NonId
have done thus. Thelloss of sueba man is public
calamity, -Teria'a Advocate, Oct. 26. g.
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yLAwRENCE SCfENTFgC seHeoL. =--Dss Lipck,
lale irst assistant in the Lawrence Scientific
School, has accepted the situation of Professor Of
Chemistry in the. Syracuse my J Eelelic College
An American gentleman, who has been. studying
in Germany with Iiebig,, for. several years, has
been appointed TO the. place made yaeent by
Linek's resignation. 800
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SHIPS SHIPS &
fORETGN PORTS

-
8: e. FOREIGN PORTS,
,e7a FofLiverpooI--The a last sailing Bdtisb shin
N5h CHARhES GEALoNER Capt Teuon having
- hafof hgf g [g9eng vii baye ImmSdalsds
pd asS % :. lssS VI HR BsR II Common
- Yer Llvepool-1gkss 70 CFFasH--.F6 sal on The
~ Capt GfsBo s dnR lf Sr t Rsss s6oSe
aort and T ieavs 81 s6ose E95 freight Of lard OF DOy
6sI 20 orc W DIV % 81 Charles street.
- Fer Llgerpool- cakes, no 6Taib --]The Al ship
other cargo sngagei VIII have Immediate dispatch
apply d 1851 III GAEs, 0 eSn5 aSI P seet
S4A EAFkESss CAPT; Whitty, viii have immediate
pGoo@moaate fey pai5enEgsis1 9T seigsf Com and
F oE appy 20 Or & w y y 81 81
~ For gordeanx-The fine, fast smiling ship y as.
~ Len 6Nn x EL Capt FEulisyion 6sying nearly ahet
oi s8 81 freight OF Y TE3 Ae H. s. Common
SoFor Marseiles--The fine fast sailing bHE u 6IFT5
- will hsye inmeaiate dpGtch. F0i balance ffsgit
IS e. ~, : LEVI H. GALE. 90 Common st. :.
For aayT I9 ~ 4 fine ard fa, .qi9g shp
sa1 nearly All Of her card snjsai-af viii have i5,5
date Dispatch Orfreigh Of 300 bales cotton apEyt0
CoAsFWIsE PORTS q, v 3.
- For Philsdelphia-H fand's $ Iias-Tha A COP.
ne 5i2s 6aSast b SS2S3 Ps I9 q sr
cargo ngGged and going on boat whave QUICK Dispatch
modations, Apply on boa q, at Posi- 8, otto Z =
r. NJ, HARRISON. y Coz. ~ CSravisf It,,
~ Accents in Philadelphia. Nests. L. sdfidss & CO.
,:559F Or Charlie 'yatsr Iiaes-TFs a Ies1Per
G8s ehd copper fastened taat sailing packet brig ISA-
ua,7@@ BELLA EEEDl Capt Rotgeis, Is now loading
ahdsl have Immedate DISPATCH EdT baaRee of freight
o. passage having furnished state looms aecomodb Cons
rs r. M. HARE ISON hLsC0 ,i4C9rapief 81.
~ r g. Budd, Agent ia Charleston, viii forward all
goods fG the-inieiof.'
+ "a. For Boston The fl ne fast saiue shin REM
$sHA TON, Capt- Snow, having half her cargO. en-
dispatch For balaRcsOi freight OF geo ba cotton ap0y
I To- .IhQ 80 y. II. GAZE, 50 CommOu st.
- For Nsw York ieqaiag PackeE--JThe yeTy 40
&zla saliRg regular packet RO Sc Sta NDIsE 4, J N
viii have Dyompt dispatch For begbt or passage avn
9asuipassed appy board oppoats the
u = TffoBiY B6GGERr 60 Camp ST..
I oECFaT N eYY -SiaHtda 8 y 5aiSi9al i and Ns5
SEs YoTk Bls!e 81 Pacsots-T he fast sailing tesala
- packet ship HERO, Capt.C. R. Guffth, hayine
promptly aspstchsd IS sboSe Fo1 sishI or pssssse @
ing tqpefo sasoo nirnodahoRs apply on R6d foot Of st
| OF eornsr Of magazne ana j sla5etis sis
| IA For Philadelphia Az " Inc. The very
sksz taysss ing ship DIX VEld OK. Hasier baving
ior be above po. Tor freight passage hNtg cue &C.
c0I1n0da ions aPly on hQaul, opposite the Bht or
ez2 - 9 }. MEEkER & 90, 6 Paydrls street
| - For .goslous-Lhe A / fast suing PICKET ship
- ing partof her cargo ergasel will have dispath
For oI5 Saah' q R5ss' 2, ~ aP % 81 P9a
| "a For BaItimore-D Orleans. LiEs--THe a yeTy
~ sey. having nearly all her cargo en- gaged win have
dispatch for the above pO For freight of zoo bales booh
20 the Captain on board opposite Vegetable MarEet ~ 10
/, oH g. J. MEEKER & co. 66 Poydfss St.
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i. SALES Ar AITOTTON. :
G6yefirneut Sale ..........e GovernTpsiat sale
= By -EIORANCE & TANLO :. ,.

G0yefp1nent Sale -. .......... GovernIpst Sale
s BY -FLoRANCE & TAYLOR. y -
.1;7s1nA, =. Qaes 81 ogqqier strest
@ d s = S,iis;s% e aa e e. e. VIZ
gan nan eoinini''agy * ols abgigSjss o. s A. 80.
az. -, ~. = BACoN.
Horses 600 and Mules,
,sBY-J. M, DEPASS, Auclioneer. eEss
) 4 5e ae4. sS9sf6S 10 At t aps9 y be
HoksEs NILS 1 es g ~ !" OnOn anu ifols 70
l5 rstiin- CASH 40 u ny
Slaves . Slaves 80 Slaves
g.. BY LIN. DEPASS, AIciiOneef. -.
SarunDy f e Rs e G. .o sss'f Bs.
ssyeral prime sI.AyES apd EieldlBandas
- 80 - -z- . : 10
FURNITURE. -. Furniture.
-. BY J., M. DEPASS, Auctioneer. J
ATJ IsE Ngoubet ID n 0eocEwii Be sol Bank,
Sas. d e fGNirBRE csustns of Mahogany sssae,Ss.
Ataqirs, Sofas Lqaoges cha r & 8sslands s,e e.. -
A Eirst-rate Man 9ook etcs Al Auction,
BY }. al BEARD, sAuefioneer. g ~ Z
rs,.a 1873 a. z qeoekYil y sOid
fhe5egfO raasD Is vests al A. sseIeig sdslec,a,
gooa sock aud 5sgara House and i lieF fae
shsrsr aa 59d e. ~ ag a5 saAIsats agnst a. vices
s %, ~ I9a ll,t s F5ssasssa y ~
Gesqf ssie S.5ls s h B r. sai g 9ls r.
pms u we pe5tseg.el. h9
Valuable, B Women Servant.
.z-ss BY j. "A. BEARD, Auctonesrss :. 81
SATURDAY, Royembsr10 1855 i2 o4oe-iH be sold at
- auction al BaHE ATeed1, W following deobed valuable ser
Iae gae Eonap "a lit assd q ysprs an extra No Do
WaAher and EoHgr Of excellent enper aceiimaisd
cones EscnHametded in every pardeag guaranteed against
The vices apd tnaias prescTibed Sold
Terms 0nehaf esh balapeeat 60 days and moaths, ct dit
for approved endorsed nots bearing mortgage
Act % sale lors A Beard Esq Notary abe at te expense
'pftfe purchaser, b ~ =. s'z " - nj
Slaves - srs Slaves 4" = = n Slaves-
BY, A. BEARD, sAuctoaesr ~ :
asSEeHeE ~ $50 at = oeoekFlI be sold at
gAps Of SID NES House Servants Cooks YYss
, roners and RIeld-hau1s - - - - = 4
= Patogsrand Of each Slave al TIM suie ig a..
Acts q sac beiore r. Beard, Ea Notary Pubic the ex
peuse OF he purehRsers - g . rs
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az Affthe stock in the plank read company at
Montgomery, Aha, has been taken The people Of
mat city are a very public-spirited race.
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FOR CALIFORNIA


= Sir For San francisco via the Straits of Nfaqel.
9fSIA 1an--T6 sal on SATURDAY. 10t1 Noven1i,aFsz
7p5 H N new epo seGG i9 sfI ~ Stl \
the Straits OF NJ gel an She has excellent accOmnOdaioDE
for 1 psssengeTs For freight Of bpk Of 100 bb pas.
1g - - ''' q J. MEERER { CS ~. g PoydraastS
y The Crescent Gy Yhtdeiveron thewhsrC all goods
and save 10 consgnee The heavy expense Of Rhersge
y9srza For VBlifornfa, via ChaEres -Fhe splendid
Shl9a5A Steamship ALABAMA, j J, Wright, com.
;TI1P4S,9 na35ef gi cave for Ghag,e3 direct SA.
-. ~ Rates Of Passage
Ia ooh s...''.' e9
In steSrase (AIess wi il ire,gJ q %
Freight 40 cents per Cubic foot; Apply 20
90 - C. J. MEEkER s, co, IS Poydrssst.
a5 Fer galifoEnia The new, fast sailing bark NE
&&S EEMIAHREGEy Capt. Cation, being ready for
ses}vll leave on the evening Of the 6th November
paEssnge.s immediate application must be mnds as she
vii positively salt as above Cabin passage $3.50. Apply
"a PAR4DisE. LAwRAsoN& co, 81 Gravier st,
.sssSzEs For ohaEres via II vaua--U S, Moi
ieS ststa.tiB = SqglR NJ splendid Mail
H, j. Hartstein. u. s. N Commanding, viii leave for
&T hHfagTss with ths California aud Oregon Mails
tually, from footOf 81, maTy street, Lafsyetts. ~.
rt-, - RATES OF PAssAGEf
m aiOons 70 mag ESQ o.
In steese and mess with crew To- q %
Freight % cents per ubie foot go g.
NO PasSase secured ant paid for an Passage tickets
ard otsrs e receive freight must be procured from the Office
PARADISE, LAwRksoN & Cos Asent..s
N B. surgeon ssttaoked to the Falcon thereby Away
seennaE good medical attendance to psssenger. zo9
ia For San Franeisoo, 9aliforni I'll fac, emp
so Pereda9d vey fast sailing bqtk LOUISIANA
~ q CAPT, VIM q Emery, viii sail as above about the
superior accommodating Tor csbjH hhvns segs,
raj spacious state rooms ends well fonud and furnished in
sage Apply By9 ~ 5p5 y tIes or pas
~ y OFT. TOBY y BoGERT, 90 Gsmb st.
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COUNTRY REsIDHggR,, FoK SALE ,oR FOR

Splendid COUNTRY REsIDENCE miles from the ~
II Oily, containing 81 superficial AIpes Tlese Fpenis
arc lad outin the improved syle and elegantly G
mepte with trees and srubhery, ali under
k Of Improvement On this place there two large
Dwelling Housesi each OF them very pleasantly Sc.
iated and very coInfnodi0us havinglage spacious
and many other convenence be surpassed There
stables and carriage houses with magnificent
flower gardens and houses all the oubuidhg
necessary for comfort and Of large family
This place amply suppehh the most desirable fruit trees of
various knds Theirs from 500 70 60 Grape Vines Of DE est
quality. These r0duee Chat cauQt surpassed In
s country There alsp many and Of the most
choice ndsypeb ORNAMENTAL trees and huudd OF lie most
and rich plants f.. ~ =
This properly particularly well calculated loE an extensive MR.
adapted FOR the raising and prpagaung Of choice Plants Fruits
etc. etc. For further paieulars and terms, apply .~.
~ j. AZ BEARD, AucioneeT and Appraiser,
ol6 10 Banks Aroada.
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~. s, the .DUOHHss-F5r L0uisoilc Cipcin.
laltSs natl, fttts6Nrg aud all iHteTmediqte kaad.
- ings-OaMONDAY. the l1th Instant, at
O'clock P. positively This new elegant and very fast
running steamer DUCHESS, Richard Wade, master, is
receiving freight and will leave abOyes For ffeight
passage, haV ng unsurpassed accommodation apply
hoard, opposite POsdsas street, OF TO ~
n9 HYDE h OGIESBY 70 povdragsst .
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. TRIBUTE TO FTDELITE = The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company have presented. TO Captain
Cieaveland Forbes, 81 The steamship California, a
purse and several pieces of plate The Letter ten.
ldering them to. him Is written in New YORK; and
describes the gift as a testimony of their 'ehigh
appreciation of his services as commandment their
pioneer steamship California, on hep.yoyags from
New York to the port of San Francisco, nos only
? on Account of his skill and seamanshjp Wilhelm
command, but especially Of his subsequent eff
ceney and fidelity to the, interests of the company
until her ARRIVAL back to Panama, .. Capt Fotbes
and ayouug lad named 'DeKay were, we believe;
the only persons on beard Of the California, who,
on ARRIVING there, resisted tie alhrensnls Of gold
seeking and stood TO thers posts in ldisehaige Of
iheir duty tO-the- company. The company some
time since made a handsome present, and paid a
mulch more valuable compliment to the fidelity Of
young DekaY. 80 20 ,--s,'-,
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! IL 4s-,s, TEahs o. TIKI cREsgRNT, : =
DAILY Eytsfa Csats yfrk, able
o. fghI DozTS per Tssraif yhhd auaItefly she
sant gaip aiseTee slug COPIES Fog cfsts.-... -,
hs enc le az ptseht ekceedibe gne7seek
TIE SaE3Ct's sill be arnshes 70
StHkEk DOLLhlS year, 70 clhbs Of four d.
Teeie p he sane Rst-oHeea Two Doazs Fifty
q. year eatn Posastersand osrs sho may gents
ssend 0fleEt viii receive iaddion
tor tAe eon1sasatiqh Parbl't adsa1es- Singh
Iieataln, M. rs st fchREles -
tDYERT4S ENEE Tsbi Agntetyps
o tor the AZ inertiont and
sstin. Thoss greater enghn nHppbrtion Nocesbf
ssceDd pEge oftensFfD Pear tyre, zach insttsns
tssrtisements pq5lishs5 week
charged 81 Per SQUARE fnf evarB HbsIz
discount made e those Who adEers hI Che fear
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ANTI-REET OUTRAGE. 1.-The Albany KniekeT-
booker ia5s lhat Sheriff Tyior and two gsuslslneR
who aeeompanied- him had narrow escape ffom
eoat ofar and featheTs on Saturday, the 27th uit.
He weht int several towns in the Ami Rent dis
triet t6sel some PtGpsriY on which be had levied.
He, was followed bgRbOut one hundred the Hell
.derbergeEs fFOm place to place, who were armed
wiilr guns, pistols, tag-buckers and featber-bags.
Handicapped sell tho property distfained on, and
the only thing = knocked down" was one of the
gendemen Of the sheriff party who went along 20
bid HeWas struck on the head with the but Of q
WHIP BY one Of the Anil Rent parry, The sheriff
and his friends had the tar thUFst under their moses
repeatedly, aud several other indignitiss offered
them. ITheysWefs refused meat or bread 70 eat,
and water or wine tn dEink. A4eW days after, he
had sale which passed efquistly. 80
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BURIED AL1vE-T'hs Youngstown 20 J Repub.
lican of the 10th ult says: A Seotehrnaf by the
name of Mcintosh was last week eng aged in this
village inswsliing mp a weil for Mr. Grute. Tie
well was thirty feet deep, and the wall had been
raised ten Feet when in removing the lower tier of
eribbing preparatory to raising the wall still higher,
Mr. NJ. discovered the sand and gravel moving.
Thinking IL only a. slight quantity that had com.
mencea sliding, be adjusted the short panks over
the walled partto prevent the dirt from falling into
it. While doing thiss the cribhing above gave way
with crash, and was followed bya general caving
in from all sides, when in an instant he was COW
cred with slabs, plank and dirt to the depth of ten
feet, he being about twenty feet from the surface
II was supposed that he was Instantly killed; but
lest the life OF fellow being might be sacrificed by
| neglect, operations were Immediately commenced
for getting him out. The earth in that place being
composed of quiekssnd and gravel, it was necessa
/ ~ 10 commences by curbing, In few moments
two or three hundred persons were collected, all
anxious to assist but from the narrow limits of the
curbing only three. or four could work. Alter
about four hours, and notwithstanding fifteen feet
a voice as from the grave was heard to say be
careful, the dirt is slippngin around me Ii was
i ascerlained that he outside the new Cribbing,
and that the whole body Of the loose earth above
/ him was arrested by the diagonal position assumed
! by the old curbing infal6Hg, leaving him room to
stand erect, being imbeded to the hips in the sand
] that had run in around him. Tons of quicksand
land gravel being supported above him by the aect
dental position Of slabs and plaRks resting them
selves on loose sliding earth, every precaution was
necessary TO avoid disturbing them. In this situa
ton, ms life resting upon the SSdbllstg of sliding
\ sand, he was doomed to suffer four hours more ill
\, by hdndfus the drtwas carefully cleared so as h
get him within the curb, from which he was LIFTED
into the free open air amid the deafeniRg .eheers q
the anxious spectators, The cave in occurred a
Il about 81 p M; he was rescued about III alright
: Death FROM THE BITE OF a RAT,-Philip Pc
.tona, young man, died;a few days ago, near Eas
ton, Pa, from the effects Of the bite ofa rat Aboa
two weeks previous, the rat bit him on the CHA
His face afterwards became very much swollen
and notwithstanding the prompt appliance of every
remedy that his physician could suggest, he died il
4 tbe ,,r,s,, tevt or,o,,,,f
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:" = 70
CtATUAA NoEeIhel 10 1873 ueockyt besold 81 apc
- ton Banks Arcade without 81 ~
qhee certain LOTS or GROUND in square 81 dp6hded By
Faquenes
lots designated NosI4 on a plan drawn by o.
A Helm 81
sitsei by ods2tl Of ~ eet between paFale husss
TIE ca balauee a months
noi lus Iaorigge he properly, which tn1t paid due
70 bear Interest az die rate o. percent per lnuf1
acts Of sale beTcl RBear Esq Notary Pebble, die expense
] Of he nlircl as 45
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q
rF MEXICAH- PAssBORTe-Thefe has been eonald-
cradle excitement prevailing on The Mexican sds
of the Rio Gfande, aBd u some sxtent@oB The
American, on lhefsH5jeet Of the recent order re-
ceived by the authOgities Of MltamoIos, from the
General GdgerhneRt Of Mexico, % enforce the
passport laEvs TequEing an peEons coming into, or
having te s4iea1 fefTtofy 10 pay two dollars for
parspUFt n bis law has been in existence for some
tls bat has not BEEN enforced il fact it has been
gtreased o. aBselels. This attempt will prove a
failure. Tie bael1and cab drivers and the ferry
man are pEotesfIhs against L most empha1ically.
and is carried oHt might oblize the county Of
'CamefoD to pay damages 70 the lessees Of Tie fer
RES; they had better look 10 il. We cannot afi6fd
10 pay he expsBses0f the CITY Of Matamoros OUT Of
ihe treasury a The su1nty Of Cameron. Most Of
Inconvenience and loss viii fall on orr citizens,
although the people Of Iatam0fos would feel it to
Considerable extent likewise. We trust that the
Government Of Mexico d not in earnest IN this at
Tempt and lhaI even now they are oaly laughing at
IL in their sleeVes, as good joks.-B r0DnsUitle
Flag PIN I'LL +,
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Lfsfs'fr md Ell landings ne alabama RipFr-
ssHlzaa8 New Orleans. Mobile Mont gone, 8 Packet
ga ue Jew Basln-On w WEDNESDAY 18th Instant at 4
O'Clock p pOllveiY The new, superior light dtaught
passenger a1eamboat BEACON, r. Rob,rts, j., mister,
VIII anye on Tunday and viii leave as above Fo Sergt
Or passage bayRE unIuTDgssed accommodations apply on
bOeld 81 the New Basin, foot of Julia street. or to
n9 HYDE q OGLESBY IL POydras ST
B.-Ihe Beacon wall continue the trade during the
season.
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BILLIARD SALOON. Over the "shades" T
THOMAS sHENDRY respectfully informs bis friends
and the public that he has thOFoHRhly TepaIed the
above Saloon, and has SIX FINE TABLES in perfect Or
hed nsim
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~ \. BED River Packet JIM GILMER-
CAPTAIN B. Mckinney -,F9r, Port CaddO; ..
.HtCTaRdria-On SATURDAY, 10Th inst at O'Clock P.
N posiuyey.-Th light daught steamboat will positively
leave as above Tor freight or passage apply boaId,
1S @'''1'' r. q. SMITH 96 MAGAZINE 81 r.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-09

Ez9 n The Steamer ALBATROSS-F Cincia
Retl, LgG!EniSghte, Pitts59Tg and Y4eetiNg-
p0stIs new elegant, ightdraught and very
iastrunniag steamer ALRATkOSS Capt. I.iaId is now
receiving freight, and will leave above For freight or
passage apply board opposite POydas street wharf orto
nS HYDE & DGi, ESBY ~ poyo1rnE ST
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-09

"a A. Packet Steamer ALI ON--For 81. Ions,
LEtbas Jatabhts ETC., efcl-fhe new. tuLs' ANIMAL
{l1zaal11z andla cunning steamer A LTONgbNm Il.
FdOn master, will leave for the above ali nte mediate
landings on WEDNESDAY, l3th inst 81 clock NJ,
positively For freight passage apply on board opposite
Canal st., OF 70 HYDE u UGLESBY, L Poy1ras st.
N. B,-Ihe Alton entirely new boat, Of very Eiu
daught, bulk expressly for the trade = NO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-09

I'VE desirable Dwelling onhs East side Of Bacelns -
siTesg Eao street. Second Municipality. The Dwel Isl
ling double, high with four rooms
in the h story with aage gallery hs rear anto roous
the second Ihere Is atloh a0bla
Conveniently dsgdsd With wide Gallery boh Stories Iade
Store or Wood house The ground is lid Garden having
brick walks and With choice Lemon Dwarf Oranee Trees
Fowerng Plants of
rope THE desonE OF the lot
depth feet 10 inches Possession OF hs property viii be
mnnfsdiltelya "a - -
ReFson es8gs Of Purchasing the valuable
premises 1Tn terms which favorable, application
! n70 -" .EIORANGE 4 TAYLoRs 81 Gravht St