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"GENTLEMAN GEoRGE."-The Boston Travel
Ter gives an account of the arrest of thief, the
other day, whose bad luck was brought upon him
in a very curious manner by his own vanity He
had stolen valuable gold watch and breast pin
from Lieut. Renshaw, Of the receiving ship Frank
lin, at Charlestown Navy Yard /; and visiting
daguerreotypist to have his portrait executed, he
had it taken in his best ATTIRE with the new breast
pin and guard chain displayed in the most advan-
tageous manner. All this was very well but what
was better, Lieut. r. chanc ing to visit the estab-
lishment, was struck with the accurate portrait of
his missing jewelry adjoining the person of the
fashionable; and it was this recognition which,
the daguerreotype giving doubtless as good like
ness of the thief as of his plumber, led to his inn
mediate arrest and the recovery of the stolen
prODertV
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The LATEST IMPOSITION Most of the New
York papers have of late contained notices of the
strange animal said to have been captured on the
Mountains of California by Col. Fremont and for
which naturalists have been unable to find name
This nondescript, which is said to be made up of
parts resembling the horse, camel, buffalo, elephant
and deer has been on exhibition in New York for
several weeks past, and has been seen by thou
sands-the editor of the Courier says he will not
pretend to guess how many thousands--at twenty
five cents head. 1t now appears that the " Cal
ifornia Nondescrpt " is nothing more nor less than
uery common horse, with some disease of the
skin, which changes his coat. To make it more
attractive, the hair of the name and tail has been
pulled out, which gives it the neck of the deer and
the tail of the elephant. The animal never saw
the mountains of California.
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WONDERFUL ESCAPE OF SLAvE.-A few
weeks ago, slave in a southern city managed to
open a correspondence with a gentleman in a
northern city, with a view of effecting an escape
from bondage. Having arranged the premna-
ries, he paid somebody $40 to box him up, and
mark him &c This side up, with care" and take him
to the express Office consigned to his friend at the
North. On the passage, being on board of steam
and almost died with the rush of blood to the head
At the next change of transportation, however, he
was turned right side up again, and, after twenty
six hours confinement arrived safely at his desti-
nation. On receiving the box, the gentleman had
doubts whether he should find corpse or free
man. He tapped lightly on the box, with the ques-
ton, All right? :" and was delighted TO hear the
response, ''All right, sir.' The poor fellow was
Immediately liberated from his place Of living
burial, and forwarded to wealthy abolitionist in
a city in New England, where he now is. We
have assurance that this story is flight of fancy,
but is absolutely Burlington va Courier.
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DRY GOODS.
Thomas Brady al Charities street

f5kTSS "a PSTHsE SSt sG SS F2NcS
Of banss
and fS CTN GoSb j. II. Eo
s TGf s ss Sse6 with Su care in order
Dns thing we wish to impress upon our patrons-th
at Le Lopsst Selling Price.
| The Stock in part consists Of:
| Richly Embroidered China Grape sHAWLs;
| Fancy Hermann Silk do;
Fancy Grenadne Silk do;
| White Lace quite new) do;
f BACK Ps and White Barge d DE-
S ysIy R Hhl Black Lace SQUARE To-
s sft s sasff S;IS wins 7asf Barge 3d.
Plain Coon Cashmere do;
Fifty dozen "a lan Zephyr hyql Nett Do Do
Whs Lace ssa snH b sssgs scARFs
B s a. Lace ias Il ssfTfi sane am length gh;,
Black, High Lustred Mattioni SILKS;
Black Watered and Satin Striped do;
Detached Figure Black GIace do;
S P,an Chang Shangesbls i Heavy es Lustred d.
sn pfa ss Bs foss IL s6s
sass Risa Posa spo. SILKS
fes NV Sssff and sG 3His
and Scarlet Fc e"s sR Cherry Crimson
d. pfi sam S sp s'e g sS Black ss
Extra Rich Printed Satin Plaid TISSUES;
Fine Satin Striped and Satin Plaid do;
All Shades in mode, Plaid do;
FIX FIX s snd s sky SIus Tissue do;
Hey kish Polka Spot ' Foqiaid Do;
PIsD Rfsc Leaf snd EVA F Soh, o.
#b n fp % ia Ssss
Plain Waterloo; blue BAREGEs:
Is f Hal "a linz EsNHEETINGs, very heavy;
@S 1Ss I ksa s emil sH g
SnSs sf,'P h Rs%s' bA sMfkas
WINE ssJ E q 6 fEHSF quality
Bsys aS
iPf! VIDE Rsfi G91lsS p 1oy
sy" an Goods sold as Linen zoe Guarantee FREE from
We eSSr a. eoor. mixed ooo
sFs fo sss ss: EH9d
IL:
Ssssa Ar sRs f%1 sSa Sfs Il cS
Lace BOdeed f S1 f Tape
Rvs and
BoIdeIed Handkerchief White Lace Dresses; together
Embroidered and Lace Goods.
pT ts ssiff fsa
0snaburgs; COTTONADES, Marlboro Stripe; Cotton
DRILLING Apron CHECKS: Linen Checks TICK
lNGS CAMBRICS: Paper MUSLINS.
B9 2o MuSLINS, DIMITYS. Hair Cord Dimitys. MUS
LIN les, Striped and Plaid Swiss and Jaconet Mus
Sorded Swiss and Cambria Musns Null and fine India
, INDOORS BON Geuze Ribbons plain Taffeta Ribbons new
IA nei. hibbons, Satin Ribbons: white, black, coloed
Moves white Cotton Hose Silk Hose Lace Gloves
Cotton Hose pearl Silk Gloves black Silk Cloves AHA
nese Slk and Isle Gloves; Gentemen brown Half Hose:
senuemen sk shirts and Drawers; Silk Gloves Kid /
!soves Cavats Ladies colored Lisle Gloves coIored
p pn 1ioyes japcy tops Sreen Baege Wells Agate
together with every article in iAs SIMS
Hosiery and Small Wares.
Five cases LANCASTER QUILTS I0-4 la and ts
apa I'm THOMAS BRADY. Al CIARTREs 81,
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CASE OF w. AND H. JOHNSON. FOR GAMBLING The
nal Of Willis and Henry Johnson for violating the gamb-
ing laws OF the state yesterday before the First
District Court This which has excited some in
erest 1t will be recoeced that the of the parties
made in March lest, when affidavit made against
them before Recorder Baldwin, by Z. F. Fowler charging
them with keeping banking house the of Caron
delet and Unlon Streets where the of faro played
and checks used lieu of and represent money Subse
quently, on the 23d of March the man. f. F Fowler
dep0sed that he had been invited by Henry Johnson
his banking house, where he both Henry and Willis
Johnson dealing faro and that while there he himself played
and lost $3.50 An Indictment four counts founded on
these adavs drawn up by the Grand Jury on which
the accused yesterday tried On the trial Mr. arue
COUNSEL for the defendants asked the Court charge the
Jury. that the words banking house in the second sec
ton OF the act of March 49, 1885, house kept for the
purpose of play for money at banking game
q " That it is essential to conviction that the prosecution
shall show either by direct sufficient ccumstana evil
dence that the accused had kept banking house where
banking games were played for money.
To find the accused guilty of playing banking game
ing game for money. = -
That the prosecution make out its case BY legal
testimony and that it is required for the accused
to prove or attempt to prove their innocence"
The Court charged substantially requested by the couu
sell and the case was submitted When the Jury returned
into Count found that they entirely agreed upon
acquitting Willis Johnson but could agree verdict
in the Of Henry there being for acqutta and for
conviction The Court decided that both parties were
tried and included in the Indictment separate vsr
diets could not be received The jury being still unable
agree, were discharged.
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AMERICAN THEAT RE.
Great Do;aos. For One Mght Onlu ;

Uf6Q longs, FW OHe Ntgm OWy
tB- MIR. VIM. THOMPSON Bale tmaster and Comic Dancer
respectfully the EewOeans public that during
present amusement depending upon
port be has for their approba patron
which, for novelty of
bodness design has never been IN this On this
OCCASION Mr.. J. s. CHARLES. Mrs. j. s. CHARLES, Miss
CHARLES, Mr. PAGE, Mr. BRYD0N Mr.. MACK, Mr.. MIRO
MEL, Mrs. OSBORNE, Miss JOSEPHINE and a GENTLE
MAN AMATEUR, have kindly volunteered their gratuols
C,UNDAY EVENING April 49, performance will commence
- the fayorie Farce THE IRISH TUTOR. O'oole
with the song Of Bran Boroihme " Mr. j. s. Charles DR..
Mr. Mack Mr. Tilwe Mr. Brydon Charles Mr.. Mirone Mary
FAvoRITE SONG BY Mrs. Osborne. sEUL by Miss
Josephine RECITATION, by Gentleman Amateur COMIC
DANCE BY NJ Tho%Rson which, the fayote Comedy
dian Gentleman Amateur Jeremy, Mr. Mronel; Sig Raphael
Mr. Brydon Zepbyrna, Mrs. j. s. Charles Negombo
borne To conclude with SCENE from celebrated Opera
GUSTAvUS the Stage will be formed a
nifcent Ball ROOM brilliantly illuminated appropriately
rated and thrown open those who
during the evening" VINO will be permitted
fascnations of a MASQUERADE FANCY AND PLAIN DRESS
BALL tB- A full and efficient Band been provided
tB The Police Department is under the control OF Mr. s. L. Beel
man. EB Doors at hapas Performance commence at
so'clock II Tickets admitting Lady and Gentleman to The
Boxes, ST. Tickets Gentlemen rs Parquette, so
Coored Boxes, so Gallery rs cents E Private
Boxes and Seats may be engaged application at the Box ONCE
from 10 until 2 D. m. ap27
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lNoUEsTs-An inquest held yesterday on the body
81 an infant two weeks old named Sophia Majors No
30 Port street, Third Municipality Circumstances had led
70 the impression that the child poisoned but post
mortsm examination showed that death was produced Nv
CHOLERA inquest was also held the body Of Mrs
site Couet street, Third Municipality From the EVIDENCE
oeats the uI nothing cops be cleaned regard to the
the 10Th and had since been heard Of until discovered in
the river Some mystery attached to the transaction
Verdict-f0und drowned
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RETRIBUTIoN-Two men, discharged by the
Lawrence and Manchester railroad company, Mas
sachusetts, last week, sought revenge by exploding
a magazine of forty-sx kegs of powder, which
blew the building to atoms, and one of the incendi-
aries with it. The other was badly scorched.
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A. f. COCHRAN & CO..

~ Tchoupitoulas street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
u poIters Of FRUITS NUTS, etc., have for sale
RAdSINS-3OO packages. whoes, halves and quarters.
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa
PRUNES-In iars and fancy boxes
FIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes MOL
PECANS-200 bags and barrels fine Texas,
CHAMPAGNE-100 baskets.
NUTMEGS-5O0 pounds No. l.
BRANDY CHERRfES-MUSCATWI NE-3cO cases.
k3SBSTE G for manufac'y J. Caldwell s. Co.
PEPPER. PIMENTO and RACE GINGER-4OO bags
MACkEREL-An invoice assorted
ALMONDS-300 trails and bags Soft Shell.
WlNES-Pot. various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga;
200 cases Old Spanish
FILBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts.
CAROLINA SEED COW-PEAS-5OO bushels
SCREENED SCHUYLKILL COAL-25O casks
BUITER-25O kegs superior st. Louis ap23 I'm
Agency of the celebrated American Powder Co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-27

Devine of the Fist Municipality
Ssht watch night before last caught King H. Taylor and
Samuel Parker busy engaged in exploring the pockets of
S man who who lying drunk the eyes between Custom
were sent before the First District Court By Recorder Gepos
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for The Crescent 6v VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of The Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. Thursday. April 26-Anived steamer Gray
Eagle, with SO Cows In prices we observe no change from
yeserday-Beef first class 7sc second &C.; third &c. . i
Hogs, &C. ID Cows. t250s3 Sheep 90 5OO4 y head
Hay, sl40el5 ton Corn. 45050c. bushel; Oats BIC.
y bushe; Bran, 60O7Oc . 100 f Oilcake. 81 . 100 ID.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-27

INGENIOUS FINANcIERINGOn the 18th of January last
an individual whose appearance so far as apparel was
indicated that he occupied what by most
considered respectable station society approached the
store OF havele Fiese. After atentvey scrutinizipg
The inside OF the establishment the person in question an
peaed satisfied that was just the place of which he was
IN search for careessy twilng his cane he deliberately
walked in. with the air of who knows where he is
gong. Good morning, sir, said he to Mr. Victor Feste
who happened to be within !" Good morning." politely
responded that gentleman. My name is Hrsch SIR Isaac
HIrsoh have Just arrived from Memphis, where like your
@ M nave tine honor e be IT. com
ing somewhat impressed with idea of his visitors import
ance In what manner can / You 2? 'WeL. you
a nave IN your power e render me small service. am
dssnd cotton 100 Baes Which shipped on the
steamboat Lamartine and consigned my friend Pomoy
hss not yet arrived When comes settle your small
bln from the proceeds Mr. Fiese assured the gentleman
Of his perfect willingness to accommodate him. and told him
to call again the evening. Before that time arrived
however, Mr. fies'e whose skeptcsm had yet given
place to implicit confidence in the character Of Mr. Hsche
representations. Mr.. P. informed him that from what
Hche had said he himself every to believe that
the truth had been told concerning the of cotton
shipped on the LamaItlne; The merchant CON-
found his accommodating friends ready let him have any
amount OF goods Being modest gentlemen however be
only selected 1854 and left the store after offering give
after this when the Lamane arrived and it was
f0nnd she had cotton board consigned Mr. Pomoy
nor dd any other boat bring the lot which the imaginative
M hsche had described. Mr. Fiese found he had been
numbugged Mr. Pomroy he had been duped and to
make the matter worse the gentleman who had so ngen
ousy disappeared discovered to have suddenly vanished
from TIE regions OF the sunny South An affidavit setting
Geno by Mr. Victor Fe.e but whether the locality OF the
skill hnancieT dcOverabe rather Questionable
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

s. p. STICKNEY ...........-.. Manager and Director
d. JENNlNGS SloWh
LNRIDAY EVENING, April 27-Beneft OF PUSs H0RNER-
II Upon which the following gentlemen have kindly vol
Mess Page Sandey Lane Clne Jacobs and the
Bill The will Splendid
Homanhip, Musical Oos Grand Panomic Spectacs
Acrobac Feats of Daring Cownish Whimsical Ethiopian
Operas African Balets concluding with Original
THE BLACK SWAN. Black Swan Mr. Black
wood Clown, Mr.. T. Lane.
II Tomorrow Evening, Benefit of Miss Rosane Stickney.
B Particulars In the small bills Of the day. posters,
Il Doors o'clock performance commence O'Clock
admission Dress Circle Cents Tier aps7
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GOLD FEvER.-Hamton Peyton and Nancy Cleony
were charged with stealing from The arnor Of Hugh Nc
They held TO bail By Recorder Baldwin to appear he
fore the First Fistrict Court - ~ ~
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TOBACCO.-Prices full and eco hhds sold of which q
hhds. A. at Sd, do at Il 100 do. A A. and IS at
and two other lots. the prices of which reported
SUGAR AND MOLASSES. - The transactions were
quite limited the sales of Sugar exceeding 200 hhds
and those of Molasses $50 bbk at HGD17c. y gallon
FLOUR-Dull. and the stock of Ohio very light Sales
s26 bbh Illinois at % s7 bb. and smaller lots
CORN.-Scarcey any Corn offering. and the only sales
reported 1900 sacks heated 90 and 400 to 500 sacks white
and yellow at 4Oc. y bushsl.
CORN MEAL.-About 50 bbs good kiln dried sold at
% l21a y Dbl.
PROVISIONS. Scarcely any change. Pork is selling
in small way at % s7hO&lO for Mess and % s7zO$9
Dbl for Prime. but it be bought at less. Bacon dull
at 5c for prime Sides. and this difficult to obtain
The Levee. OF Lard the largest sale heard Of S.
bbls. at SIC. OBJ
SALT-90O0 sacks Liverpool sold. of which 900 sacks
Coarse (bleached) at 75c and the private terms
BAGGING AND ROPE-A sale Of 100 coils at Sc. cash.
and LOO pieces at 171ke time with interest.
OlL.-4O bbIs. Linseed Oil brought 621ec. o gallon.
WHISkY-Very little demand. 100 bbls. Recfied sold
at I'D. and 50 do. Raw al 1s1sc p gallon
FREIGhTS.-Vesses arriving freely and the rates
unsettled. To Liverpool several lots of Cotton were taken
at 1ad.. and it said that British ship was taken at
that rate.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO ROB Richard Laherty
was sent before the First District Court by Recorder Bald
WIN to the charge fassaung BENJAMIN Butmar
with intent to rob. lie bail the sum Of $500 for BIZ
appearance.
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STEALING CoAr.-John Alexander was charged before
Recorder Geno with having stolen the coat Of VIM Arm
strong while the latter at work the of
man and Canal Streets Alexander sent before the Ft
District Court -
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ADJUSTMENTS,

SATUROAY EVENING April Is, will be performsd POSITIVELY
- for the last tins Grand Opera oil THE
MARTYRS Chasacters b Duluc, Corad Valet Nine
Fleuy The The Martyrs Is Tor sale
the Box Office.
ty- The performance will commence at O'Clock ap27
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List Of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.
Corrected eue-y morning especially fer THE Crescent

NSte-fn the First municipality designated the following
Table mi " the Nos commence at the Railroad and
In Second m2 Nos above the
ing No. being Fatboat Landing LIN the Third n3
commence at the Railroad and down. No. being Ferry wha
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-27

MAHOGANY, LUMBER, Etc
MAHOGANY PLANK. BOARDS VENEERS
I1 ~ SGANTLiNG, TURNED NEWELLS and BAL
Beach, Hickory, Clear White Pine, Cypress, Poplar and
Yellow Pine assorted sizes. and well seasoned.
LIME SAND, English and American FRIEDRICH
Fire Clay, Fire Tile. CEMENT, Plaster, etc.
LIGNUM WIFE. SPANISH CEDAR, FLORIDA
CEDAR, JUMPER. WHITE-OAK TIMBER and
KNEES. For sale in lots to suit BY ~
PRAGUE & SHERMAN. Arcade Mills
apl3 I'm IA 10 and Is 81. Joseph St.
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, BREACH OF TRUsT.-Benard Caraher was brought up
before RECORDER Baldwin the charge of retaining sl75
worth Of Madras handkerchief which had been given to
him by Mr. J. Ahbrdge convey some part of the
city, he sent before the First District Court for trial
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. 20 81 30 N-Lone1rUDr. 30 win Time. sa.
Cleared Yesterday:

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Ship mmedsmseh, Chase. Havre. J.P Whitney & Co
EIsa$sh Res LssSocl Hoshop Rsaf as C C
slcilan brig indiana Espanto. Marseiles and market
Sch. May, Pailot, Tabasco. L. Jeannet
Sch schI. Hero Stone Baltimore. Master
schr European Blower Iavaea and Mstapoda T. nohbn
Scbr T. Iona hd hIsstch ChsgIes o. Wckham
Arrived Yesterday
ship JUDAH Togro Nickeron. 20 days from Boston, to L.
Ship Walden Moore. from Liverpool 9th March, to mas
Ship Trenton Smith from Liverpool, 18th March, to j. p
Ship Inca Goodrich Is days from New York. in ballast to
Ship Venice SAGE from Philadelphia via Havana in bal
Ship Amazon Desno, from Liverpool 10th March, to mas
Bf ship Brandon. Rainey from Beaumars 9Th March, to
Bark Catherine, Butler days from ssal in ballast to j.
Dr. 5siE snOwasn Peach AZ days from Clyde to master
Brig r q. Hyler. Anderson, 81 day. from New York, in
Br hrs Tsesaph Youngs days from Sal in ballast, to
s' ps:: S DAYS irony rab..eo to H. Presses
b. sohI: Dream. Cox, days from Belize Honduras, to
Central American schr. Dolodtas Kelly days from Belize,
Honduras, to master-2d my.
Oregon, Hiem. from NOBLE aoaks'0Ars
Iyanhce Cochran, from Cincinnati.
s;; gm. WORTH Charles: FIN Prnceton-524 bales cotton.
Towboat Persian. Andrews, from the Passes.
Towboat Star Brown, from the Passes.
TowSoat .es Focts G% am the tp Ps
Towboat Southwestern. Martin. from the Passes.
Memoranda:
The steamer vanhoe left Cincinnati on the 18th instant
Reports the river falling fast and the weather very cold
There were Ga feet water in the Can al Louisville The
Misslnsippi had fallen feet Memphis and inches at
Napoleon; but was still rising from Lake Providence down.
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THEFT-Joseph Csreau sent before the First District
Court tor fal the charge OF stealing market basket from
Harriet ShobeI. Very ungaant in Joseph, without he
merely intended to carry it away for her
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DRUGS AND MEpICIN

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
GsG kS StBa2FB . sLgs S sz 81 a.si
l. as can be procured elsewhere-Call and ~
N mdgeSDr. Z. J. sCOXES PREPARA- u
OGC SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequaed
remedy for Coughs Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA SARSAPARILI.A
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure, superior
the Capsules O any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
BAhsAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
ecFOr the relief and cure of CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis
=, LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE RHEUMATIC LINZ.
To- Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma.
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption.
~ Office corner Magazine and Poydras SITS. n23 1y3dp
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S8 CHARLES, Capt Sagory having the greater nsrt
r. Ct her sargo engaged. will have mmedafs dispatch.
L. II. GALE. SO Common It.
For passage having handsome accumulation apply on
board. -S sraSS =
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RoPER'S sPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No. 107 POYDR.aS Street, Nso Orleans
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. M, to p M, and
~ FROM 4 to O'CLOCK, P. M. jaS
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THoRN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CT
PAIYA AND SARSAPHRIII.A

most inabe remedy discovered for that of dis
Il generally, which the
have been found ervceab The
medicine has obtained for the last four years.
It's immense utility IL has acquired
part Europe has been examined and sanctioned
BY the Faculty Medicine and recommended the
OF the profession.
One recommendation this preparation enjoys above all Others
neat, portable form-put potshe mode in which
TAKEN being both easy and peasans taseess
restriction Diet confinement from daily Travellers
especially would find this medicine highly useful and ought
win preparation possessing the advantages which
the present combines Accompanying the medicine pamphlet
explanatory of the different of the disease without
charge containing full and ample directions. II
~ Prepared by j. B. Thorn Chemist, London, and sale by
SCkEs Co., Druggists, 40 Canal and "a Magazine
New orleans mars 3m2dp
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FOR CALIFORNIA,

Ef For California, MA Chagres-To Sail positively
HAlA on THURSDAY. 18th inst.-.NeD Orleans and
- Chagres Regular Line-The fast sailing coppered
fne mmodations for passengers comfortably take
limited number in the CABIN and Steerage having been
fitted up for the occason-or which, freight apply on
board at Lower ficayune Tier or to -
o. WICKHAM 20 Bienvile st.
r. M HARRISON & co, " Poydras st.
B.-The Agents in Panama are Messrs. r. H. LEETCH
Co.. who prepared with all the necessary
for passengers and freight the sthmus SO that they
are sure not to meet with delay in crossing ap24
AEFor San Francisco. California-ToS Sail on the
AsfS 10th OF May-The very fast sailing brig THOMAS
Hs1 7 F. HART, Capt Alex Adams will be dispatched
as above She has for 300 bbs of freight and
comfortably accommodate 10 passengers in addition TO
the number already engaged. This vessel has been tho
roughly overhauled, newly coppeed and put in complete
order for the voyage For freight or passage apply on boa
at Post 9, Second Municipality. to
ap2i e; j. MEEKER 66 Poydrass ST
Passage in the First Cabin. S250in Second Cabin 5000
Eff No passage secured until paid for.