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practice. lSignedl g. A. STBvENs."
trial Of Wistar'. Basam Of Wild Cherry upon Mn M.
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improved that she fancied herself entirely cured and c0n
trry to adUtce she discontinued the use Of ana All
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the happies results Once in pery riolent case, which
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doses The other itte girl less violently affected was
wish to Try this medicine other and ether paten
Yours ETC., lSigned1 b. DULANY, N. D."
Remember
Tbsre il base Counterfeit of this article sold genuins By
unpnciped dealers in medicine in this city. purpoFs
come from Philadelphia coaney put and bssn the
name Of WIsTARs BhLsAs" 1t is Of recent origin and
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48 passengers.
Total, at least.

Our weather continues severely cold and doubt oper
ates the Gold Fever does all other kinds of bust
ness-peope will not move except upon compuson The
hydrans frozen up throughout the city and many of the
waterppes bursting from the effects of the ice which
forms them The frost has produced earthquake
here as am informed it has done at the eastward but if
continues as savage as now ia there no saving what NAV
bsnnen The noo Immigrants snfr terribly although the
v authorities do every thing for them that circumstances
viii iusfv II is to be hoped that our Congressman will
,uspend their sauabbing long enough to allow Mr. Web
Bsmum of the American Museum with his happy knack
of turning thing to advantage treated the New York
publc to grand wedding on Saturday night last-admt
q cents The happy pair were the Giant and Giant
ess who have been exhibiting his museum
past and whose last was announced for the
evening named They are now engaged again. for period
of the honeymoon There is perhaps, other in the
United States so familiar with the science of humbug as
num-human nature is an open book before him.
grand ball numerous but most select comes off this
ur,,;nn tho italian Ooa,s bnnsa hands Ma
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Photographed TO the Charleston Courier.l
In the Senate on the 22d Mr. Webster submitted
project for the government of California and
New Mexico, until the end of the next session of
Congress. The proposition invests in the Presi-
dent the power to employ the army and navy of
the United States for the purpose of carrying out
the measures that may be adopted, and gives to
him the appointment of Judges. The project is
proposed to be incorporated in the Civil List Bill
Mr.. Dayton also submitted project in reference
to the newly acquired territories. The bill for the
admission of California and New Mexico as a
State, is considered dead. The Civil List Bill
was not taken up The bill authorizes the Secre-
tary OF War to furnish arms and equipments TO en-
igrants to California, was passed. Private bills
were then taken up and acted on.
In the House, the Minnesota Territorial Bill
passed to third reading. The bill extending the
United States Revenue Laws over California was
passed.
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ANOTHER MONSTER OF THE DEEP.-Captain
Cara, lately arrived at Boston, ~ (savs the Mont
real Courier from Havre, states that on the 9th
ult, long. AZ, he something on his arboard bow
very like whale. He bore up for it, and upon
approaching it thought it was large ship bottom
upwards, but on coming alongside he discovered it
to be gigantic turtle tortoise, armed with enor
nous sharp blades, with glittered in the air and
served for the defence of the creature like the quilts
of porcupine. The shell was black, and from
out thereof the animal poked his enormous head,
which the captain says was the most terrific sight
he ever beheld. Tough story
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MossELMAN ZINC FOR ROOFING

THE Subscribers agents for the sale Of the yee Monta
que Company's celebrated SHEET ZINC, would call
the attention of Builders others this article, (wben
used of proper thickness and qualy0 durable and econo
mcal article for ROOFS 1t has been used Roofs in Eu
rope for thirty years without repair and apparently
good when first put It is particularly calculated tor
large buildings Churches Sugar Houses ETC. Circulas
giving all the requisite Information the subject be
had and models OF the mode OF using application
to SLARh, DAY. SIaOFtEh ~,
rvs 6md&W Corner of Canal and Magazine sts-
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CALIFoRNIA.-The steamship Hartford, Captain
Lefevre, to sail on Tuesday morning, the GOTH,
from New York, for San Francisco.
The Knckerbocker Company, from New York,
received recruits at Pttsburg where they chartered
a steamboat to take them to Arkansas
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OF NJ Guizot, it would seem, has not given up
his country. Like his royal master, his heart still
turns to his native land. The Courier des Flats
Unis states that the Ex- Minister has said to of
his intimate friends, that he should not prepare to
return to France until after the anniversary of the
oath of February and that it is his intention to put
himself in nomination as Deputy of the new Leg
islatiye Assembly
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Gr Mr.. Young, Of the Canadian Executive
Council, passed through Burlington on the 9Th
inst, as the bearer of remonstrance of the Pro-
visional Government to Washington, against the
bridging of Lake Champlain, the basis Of which is
that they consider it positive infracton " of an
existing treaty between the two Governments.
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OLD ENGINE.-The first fire engine ever in
Philadelphia, bearing the name of the maker and
the date of its manufacture" Loud, London,
1888 us to be used in the approaching trienia
firemen's parade in that city.
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HEALTH OF BosToN.-The whole number of
deaths in Boston, during the week ending at noon
on Friday, the 10Th, was 80. This, the Traveller
says, is some 20 or 80 more than the same week
last year. Scarlet and other fevers are unusually
fatal this year.
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Correspondence of the Crescent.

pessels for CdlfOrn,d-Cokd Weather-Sa ferng among
the Poor-Barnunt. of the american Huseum-Wed.
ding 3f ne Giant and Giantess-BaH at the Opera-
Pacific Gold C0mpGRy-.Hr. yathert0R, the California
Lion-The Brig Alice Bentley refused admission
into the Port of Neuritas- The Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10, 1s49.
Eds Crescent-The following list of vessels and pas.
sengeH which have left this port since the 9Th inst inclusive
bound for the Gold region. vouch for its
pleteness. but it is nearly full make it without
mnch frauhle
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o. The New York Legislature have determined
to publish all the Colonial documents of that State
procured by J. Romeyn Brodhead from the State
Paper offices of England, Holland and France
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to act and claim the benefit of the rule yaenem
ETC. The judgement of the District Court therefore
reversed and judgement rendered in favor Of the defend
mt with the costs of both Courts NJ Bache for defend
ant and appellant Hunt for plaintiff and appellee.
ITO be continued p S. w.
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WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SoCIETY.-A State His
torical Society was formed at Madison on the Goth
Jan. Gov. Dewey was elected President.
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ALLIANCE IN LowELL-A practical alliance
among all the pastors in Lowell, has been formed
for practical purpose. All secs unite in sustain
ing Sabbath evening service, the Universasts
Unitarians, and the Catholics.
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CANINE.-It is the opinion of DR.. Webster, of
Cambridge, that there is a wide spread disease
among dogs at present, which terminates in many
cases in hydrophobia.
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G5- Sir E. Bulwer Lytton has at last avowed
himself the author of the poem of =" King Arthur"
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STEAMBOATS, AND FAcToRIEs.-The people of
Lafayette county, Miss, speak of purchasing one
or more steamboats, to carry their cotton down the
Talahatchie river-also building cotton factory
in that county.
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DEFALCArIoN.-To prevent exaggerated state
mens, says the Richmond Times it is proper to
say that defalcaticn has occurred in the funds
of the James River and Kanawha Company to the
amount ofabout 81 600. We are panied to hear,
as we sure the community will be, that both
the late President and the Secretary are involved
in it. The latter has 1ed-the former is in his
grave. 1t is believed, however, that the estate of
Mr.. Chittenden will be sufficient to meet the
amount of the delalcaton.
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HoNoRS OF " GENTLEMAN OF THE PRESS. -
The Paris correspondent of the Illustrated News
gives the following account of an honorable testl-
monial to a gentleman of the press in that city:
50 Dinner of The French and English Journalists an
Paris-One of the most magnliic ent banquets ever
given Mt the celebrated restaurant, the Irois
Freres took place last Monday evening. The occa-
sion of this dinner was the retirement OF Andrew
O'Reilly Esq, for many years the correspondent OF
the Times in Pars-some French and English jour
nalists being DESTROYS OF paying tribute OF respect
to Mr. O'Reilly, who was the first English cores
pondent established in Paris. Lord Brougham was
to have taken the chair, but was unavodably pre-
vented his lordship, however, sent letter highiy
Mandatory of Mr.. O'Reilly. The British Consul IN
dent. faced by t. Barry, Esq, the protector and
one of the chief directors of the Tours and Bor-
deaux railroad. There Were also present, Arthur
Webster Esq, Anthony Rothschid, ESQ.,, Doctors
Oliffs and w. and A. Galignani, Boos, Fraser
Cochrane, Bauer, OMAR, Gauther, DIR. Lardner,
Rafferty,, Barker, Mackenzie, all connected with
the English press in Paris; NJ. Chalk d'Estange
the cele brated advocate; NJ Armand Berlin, pro-
pretor of the Journal des Debats M. Emile de
Girardin of the PresSe, etc. The Chairman pro-
posed s'The French Nation and It's President =
M Berlin followed with, The Health OF The
Queen of England The Consul gave The toast
| in honor OF Mr. O'Reilly, who responded in neat
sneech. remarking that when he first began as a
correspondent in Paris, there We're only two mails
per week, now there were fourteen nj. de Girar,
din nroposed. "The House of Rothschd, and
| Public Credit" Mr.. Anthony Rothschiid in re,
turning thanks stated that credit mainly depended
on the tone 1.-THE public press. The toast OF me
spoke eloquently, urging that respect for the law
was one Of the great essentials for a nation to De
stable Many complimentary speeches were ex-
changed between the journalists.
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LARGE EMIGRATION. - Since January, 1S40,
100000 emgrants have left Great Britain.
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UNIvERsITy.-A subscription of Sl0O,OO0 has
been raised for the endowment Of a Baptist Uni
versitV at Lewisburg Pa.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Correr GIROD and NEW LEHEF SITS. Nelo

Corner f3IRUD and WEI LEY EF SIS Nelo DTIedns.
FsvHIS fine Hotel adyantag eOusy situated, being in
L front OF the principal Steam and Fiatboat -
Landings and affords peculiar accommodations for S4
Western Merchants, raiders and Travellers geneI- 49,
ally The house spacious and comfortable and possesses
every convenience the chambers well furnished and
airy the table supplied with the best the market
furnish the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors. all of which selected with great No
pense will spared make the Commercial worthy of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH. Manager,
ola 6m Successor to JOSEPH e. BELL.
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OF The number of deaths in the city of New
York for the week ending the 18th, was $50.
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A FEMININE HoAxER.-A female, who has as
sumed the name of one of the most ancient and re-
spectacle Albany families, is vctmizing the hotels
boarding houses, and clergy of New York.
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

MEi ER No. 100 G4vE %siIh
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES ART s. and WAfcHEs. Rh
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Gs- 1t is reported that negro, who was recently
lynched near jamaica, L. l., for gross outrage on
white girl, has since died of the injuries received
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DENTISTRY, &c.
J. WEST, Practical DENTIST, ~ ST. Charles

J. WEST, Practical DENTIST, liz st. Charles ST.
WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS. III
TINHE 81 BSCRlBER having introduced G..
i into his practice a and improved eSsssx.S
method of FILLING TEE1 II with Gold, VI TfEN
by which double the amount of density is -lllly
produced, prepared to warrant filling where the
Tooth is consttptonally good and healthy TEE YEARs
Also. whole and half sets ofARTIFICIAL TEETH, either
blocks of carved work with false and with
single separate Teeth, be preferred mounted
God Plate and confined by atmospheric sufficiently
firm sustain weight of sixteen pounds will be furnished
better and of better quality than be procured
at any other den al establishment in the South
to- J. W. refers to the following gentlemen who have
honOred him with their patronage:
Prof. STONE SYKES HYDE.
:, MORPHY. STURGEs & WRIGHT
=. DIMITRY MoRPHY & MENUS.
Dr. BENBROOK robson & ALLEN.
N B.-Dentists supplied with Gold Foil and Plate. VI
flee No 112 st. Charles Street fy3 3m
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-On the 18th ult., Mr. S. p.
Calvert, of Oxford, Miss, was thrown from his
horse against tree, and seriously injured by the
conclusion, that he died on the following morning.
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o. 1t is said that Louis Napoleon, since his cleo
ton as President of the Republic, has received one
hundred and forty thousand letters from Paris and
the departments. Most of them contain appica-
lions for places or for pecuniary relief.
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MURPHY's RESTAURANT,

~ . n p 81 - "a "a Gon g. +,
STREET, NEXT TO THE THEATRE.
'HE Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
i the public that he has made extensive adj -
dtons his Establishment, rendering it the ~
most complete and desirable n the city The "A
RESTAURANT will at all times be supplied -XX
with the choicest that the markets of the city Afford
style to satisfy the fastidious epcure. Having
is prepared to accommodate BOARDERS, with or with
out Lodging by the day. week or month Terms moderate
and vsite will find the Tables and appontmentS Of this
situation be the Billiard Saloon of the
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
great and effort the part of the subscriber shall be
wanting general satisfaction to his patrons and to
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage.
The BAR, usual, will always be furnished with the
best of LIQUORS.
di4 3m RICHARD MURPHY.
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G~ The Baltimore American publishes couple
of encouraging letters from London, addressed TO
Governor Thomas by George Peabody, of Mary.
land, on the subject Of the Maryland State debt.
They give gratifying account of the foreign opln
ion of the State finances.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Lake end of .Neso Shell Road.
THE undersigned has just reed and opened the above
4 well-known and favoriie es Adjustment, and in -
tends make it. every respect worthy of the pat s:ssN
of his friends and those who wish enjoy ELLA
drive of the elegant and saubrous
the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
the bes. ode he will have boats at all times to keep
his table supplied with the nny TRIBE fresh from their
home. He will also be at all supplied with every de-
scption of wild game and al the decacies that she New
Orleans market affords together with choice liquors and
wines with good lemonade for his Temperance friends
Come one. come al" [d20 6m1 DAN HICkOK.
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MAauIRE,s pAauERREorYPE.

MA3 o1h6
NJ would respectfully for the liberal patron
- age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans.
i've ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other peron in the world. His specimens
exhibited the Fair in composition with Others taken by
the best operator from New and he awarded the
but those taken by himself M assures the public that his
portraits viii continue to he what hey always have been
the best Inducements to OF instruction in the
beautiful an Genuine Voigander Cameras ~ per cent.
cheaper thsu in the city all other articles the
Plates at % dozen Scoys No for % 25guarantied
the best plates made the United States Gases ~ 70 and
90 50; NewYork Cameras at t18.
CT Orders from the country promptly attended to.
~ Entrance No. CAMP street. mill If
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-CHARD MURPHY.

AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and
ID ESTAURAT- A ST.. CHARLES STREET.-THE
N undersigned would most respectfully in-~ n
form his friends and the public in general that a.
80 establishment in a new and ele- ~
Ak giant style, and hopes by his unwearied atten-
ton to business and his great experience. to
and the kind and liberal patronage heretofore
extended by the lovers of good cheer Having made ample
Iangements for procuring Mobile, Baratana
and Cat Island OYSTERS, together with
~4-SASE> GAME and FISH of every description he
prepared to up the shortest notice, all the
rartes and decacies of the style calculated TO
please and crafty the of the most fastdious epcure
His WINES, LIQUORS and CORDIALS have all been
selected by himself and of the finest brands the city
produce.
- He is also prepared to accommodate few gentlemen
with Lodging and Private Sitting rooms he has had the
upper portion of his house elegantly furnished for that
pose Inc 6m] JAMES CASSIDY.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAIT.

10y the application of the above mysterious agent to Da
ID gueeotype "a discovery of the subscriber the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECOHD-catchng the precise
expression instantly and fixing ndeiby upon the silver
plate E Those who wish to retain in their families good
LKrNrssrs of relations friends do at moderate
No. Chartres street. [my3 lyl w. H. HUTCHINGS.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
HOlbrOOk OSyter Saloon and Restaurant

HAS made arrangements to be at all times supplied with
l. L the finest OYSTERS from Mobile and MN ~
a Barafara, which will be served Il ~ (eJ
4&1 - up in every STYLE 10 suit the pal >AsM9yZ
a.AL ate. The proprietor has made ~
NANAxH11Hk his arrangements to be supplied with every
variety OF GAME and FISH in the preparation of which
pains will be spared to crafty the of the fasd
ious epcue. On his Bill of Fare will always be found
STEAKS. CHOPS, OUTLETS. every kind of POUL-
TRY, aud, in short, every thing in season that be
procured a30
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,

CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
CORNER GUSTOJMHO USE AND ER0ET SITS
w WEDNESDAY, January 3, 1919. Well fur -
nshed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen. sssssN
TABLK-the best the market will afford. Ak-A
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
e 1t one of the healthy and airy situations in the
city and no pains will be spared render those who
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants
C- Terms reasonable any establishment OF the kind
in the city, lja1 dS WITT ] e. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.