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STEAMBOATS,.

THTs PAY Fdsy sh az 10
tsfia1
above For freight Or pas.ase having unsurpassed acct
s apply fDE sGse Tas to
~ 70 ieqge FRIDAY, 12th inst, at P. NJ, pos =,
enpse'sd this das and will leave as above. IT, 3
To sh sBU aD oo o 6sss
The Ahon is an entirely new boat built for Or the
ss light a dH5G' a95 III si With
Fok LSS!SyIfRf SsS A!5,HS Ezsasvis
and ple 9aSsaa sesmbos5
Viii abe1s Fo
passed fpSy 9 Iss at a oyga. street
will take esht GS 3o M Tsa 's A0ns 4u s
FHe I$th at Reltiysy
passngs .esmSos, ss:rn. IN
leave above For freight passage having unsurpassed
iS aP Sc PsaS
B5The Atlantic being of very light draught will meet
70 TO IeaUe SATURDAY, 18th inst, ats P. M pos.
sT s aos An b
freight and will leave above, For freight ss; -
on board opposite ffSf f!'ss 70 Poydas
being of very lightdaught, will meet with no delay in
E5R fGfs IL taenns aai
aEoRGE sn3 iRsRdS H. ca%e
above, For freight passage having UNSURPASSED
ss%n'''''' f%S
Mos "a 5
bs ss ,s.m:Ss oHio Sss,
Charles Ward, receiving freight, ana will leave as
sssss vh aSt s Sop
N BThe Ohio will run as regular packet in the above
FoR ss "a e cop
McCury, master having splendid state room 9o sccom s
self unsurpassed regards her sailing qualities It is
quest that n sOng to s a., will @ h bs
Beef Market. Fist MapcipaIy She will take the bulk Of
1900 barrels freight IL q fpgy to
jail or R: M. HARRISON s co II Poydras ST.
Falcon present difficulties to crossing the
n e r ls9g IS sATgRDAYi lah t in, e
f. ,s gacts EsGkE .a
viii leave as above For freight or passage having sapeho
is ATOMS R 7 Sc Rs' FL! q fonTs9
with privilege of re- hipnine jail
tV~ TO IeaUe EVERY THUR DAY, at JPN
EOR VICKSBURG, Yazoo City Grand Gulf, Rodney,
II Natcbez and Fort Adams-REG UL.4R ~ =
PACKET-The light draught, superior fast lE4E#sS5I
running passenger steamboat GENERAL Ksszzszx1zs
WORTH. Thos C. Charles. MASTER will leave above;
For freight apply board at the foot OF Cana
street The Gen Worth will have Clerk on the Levee
sarIv Thursday morning to receive freight d14
TT To hape WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
EOR FORT GIBSON, Van Buren,. Little Rock and all
Il landing on the Arkansas River.-The fine ~ =
steambo ST. JOSEPH, Baker, master. will lsksa5$$
leave as above For freight passage, Apply
VII ''N' M GREENWOOD & CO. 66 Gravier st
iaS orto HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydrss st.
FOR SALE.
A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT. mea- r. h.
n suTes 165 feet-ls2 feet deck % feet LRa@ssT
BEAM with six feea hold, has three forty inch
boilers rs feet long twenty inch cylinders seven feet
strokea entirely with the boat She draws only -
yea and nine months old her cabins are furnished in excel
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SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,

No. n OIKE O.dME StfecI
4 l.. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
of New Orleans that he at all times prepse d a. tne
above Mills furnish and ground Coffee ground Spices
OF all kinds, together with Conmeal Hominy and Intz
Steamboats,. Groceries and Restaurants supplied az the
shurtest notice, OB II
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DKLOW-cOMINa UP.
Spoken

Baks Oberin from Boston, Amos Pstten Boston; bark
and schrs. unknown; ship in the ofing unknown.
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List of vessels Vera Cruz the Sd ns reported by the
schr VIM. E. Coils u s. ship Saratoga brig Martha,
Sanger dischargng; schr. American Capt Mallory,
rived on the I'd inst. from this port.
The steamboat C. E. Watkins left Nashville on the 29h
nit and Paducah the LIST inst having been detained at
the latter place consequence of the quitting the boat
Reports the Ohio river ling slowly. There four feet
and half in the Upper Mississippi, with much ice
running
Towboat Shark, lowed down and to the Sd inst,
ships Lucas and Poncheta.
TOwboat All towed down and to the 4th inst,
ship Jacob Perkins, bark Edmund, brig Patriot and schr
Rover.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. 30 81 80 N-LoNeIrUpr 80 win Time, Oh.
Cleared Yesterday


Cleared Yesterday
Ship Vesta, (Er) soabEy, Havre jenkins Bpddendorf
shp se,s0e Sob6 ok ,obs pvds San Eoby
Bark Brilliant, Miller New York, Toby 4 Bogert
Brig E ES k k';, SeEl BEL Halifax On s. master
Bng Hamlet Vesper, New York, A Kearny & Co
Brig Robert Pencil. Menyman. New York.
Brig Aim tBr.) Reid, Cork and a market,
Schr Creole, Allen, Apaachicoa, Z. G. Rogers Co
Schr Bennett. Miner Pensacola, master
SchT Ella, Schemuck. Pensacola, j. Hurley
Sohr Jane Elizabeth, Jacques, Brazos St. Jago
schr grbana, Small, Charleston, RIM; Harrison, s Go
Schr Mary, Simpson, Mobile G. ID. Lehman
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Palmetto Smith, from Galveston, 9th inst,
Bark Gyans, Wiston, Is days from Norfolk, to Mast
Brig Olive. Sumner, rs days from Thomaston to master
ID my.
Scbr Major vnton, u s. Transport Anderson from Vera
. Cruz rl1 Tampico. to Quartermastero3d my;
Sch VIM e. Coils, Garves, from Vera Cruz Sd inst, to
schr Mary Ellen +chmere days from Brazos St. Jago.
to Warneken & Kirchhof-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,
Warrior Dustin, FIN Camden--386 bales cotton.
Andfew Fulton, Fulton. I'm St Louis.
Peyona, Shallcro s. I'm Louisville.
Chlde Harold Pierce, FIN Cincinnati.
Mary Foley, Daiferes. from Fields Mills
Jenny Lind, Haygood, I'm Opelousas-223 bales cotton.
Uncle Sam, Baranco FIN Bayou Sara-2O1 bales cotton
Oregon. Hiem, I'm Mobile.
Gov Bent Brandenburg I'm PocahoDas-ll2 bales cotton
Belle Creole Brenha@ I'm rrincetonoi2St bales cotton
Buffalo, Moore, from Jefferson, lTexas)-7OO bales cotton
Towboat Shark, Pnnegar FIN the Passes.
Towboat Alton, Mcdaniel fin the Passes.
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For the "a hours preceding yesterday, l2 o'clock.
Cholera. Other discs. Total.
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A. f. COCHRAN & CO.,

a. F. COCHRAN q CO.,
81 TCHOUPITOULAS Street
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'M
" poren of FRUITS, NUTS, ETC., have for sale
RAISINS-3O0 packages, whoes. halves and quarters
CITRONS-2o0 boxes esh Genoa.
PRtTNES-In jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes No;
PECANS-2O0 bags and barrels fine Texas
CHAMPAGNE-100 baskets.
NUTMEGS-500 ID No. 1. -
BRANDY CHERRIES MUSCAT WINE-30o cases
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufacy, j. Caldwell Cs.
PEPPER0 PIMENTo S,a and RACE GINGER-4OOb bags.
MACKEREL-An invoice, assorted
AIMnNDS-300 trails and bags soft shell. :
WINES-Port various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga
200 cases old Spanish.
FILBERTS, BRAZIL NUTS-and every variety OF
Fruits and Nuts
BUTTER-25O kegs superior st. Louis:
DIS 3m Agency of the celebrated American Powder 90
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sy~ Union Division No. g. S. of T.-The Regular
Division will be held he usual place meeting,
Tchou piouas FRIDAY EVENING January H.
The Division VIII before o'clock The officers
candidates requested TO be pune
Division opens precisely the appointed in order to
the Degree Temple.
WILLIAM BOYLE, w. p.
~ STUART s ialI
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ev- Phoenix Fire 90. No. "a Subscription Lis
benefit Of said Fire Company aid them repairing hei
losses, be found at
c. D. BUNCE'S Hat Store, 80 Canal street
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES
" Gao, RHUBARB. 'etc-As low for cash ~
as can be procured elsewhere-Cal and III
iudge-Dr E. J. COXE'S PREPARA- IA
cGC SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequalled
remedy for Coughs. Influenza etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA. SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeabe 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,
etcFOr the relief and of Construction and bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMlFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
fv Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma
tsm, Bronchitis and Consumption.
f- Office corner Magazine and Poydras n23 ly3dp
Ornamental Trees, Greenhouse Plants, &C.
THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has opened his Green QUE on the -
corner of St Charles and Tn .eets where he has asS
large assortment of EvERGREENS and ORN 4 a. - :.
MENTAL TREES also, GREEN HOUs E pLANTS of
every variety 17O varieties of ROSES of the best quality
aLo a / rye assortment of FRUIT TREES: Peaches
Plums Necarines Apncots and Ounces, OF the very best
quality and nt nds selling at the lowest prices At his
Nursery on the Shell Road he has Ia asso tment Of
Evergreens Ornamental Trees Shade Trees which VIII De
ias I'm W "'' ''''' JAMES McCABE.
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ADJUSTMENTS
AME RICAN THEATRE.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Third night OF the re-engagement OF Mr. HACkETT.
THIS EVENING Friday January ~, lS49W be presented
l. the Drama of RIP VAN WINKLE-Rip Van Wrinkle, Mr.
Hacket. After which HIS LAST LEGS OCalaghan, MI
Hackett. To conclude with BOX AND COx-Box and Cox
Messrs. Fuller and Russell.
~ Doors open half and Curtain at o'clock
fB Tickets and places be had application to Mr.
BAILY between the hours 10 and o'clock day. ja2
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~" Union Division No. 3, S. of T. Meets every
hapast O'clock No. 222 Tchoupioulas street
Officers for me present VIII LIAM BOYLE w F. K
PEARCE, W. A.; ]. H. STUART, r, s.; VIM NJ McCARTER,
A R. s.. DAVID LoCKHART, +. s.; JAMES WILSON, T;
l.. CLARK, c.; J. WILLIAMS, A. c.; WM LUDECA S; T
WILLIAMS, C. s.; A. GRANER. P. WI. jas
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~ E W ORLE a IN S:
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY IL.
Board of Health,

(Sextcns' Report the Board Of Health.l
Summary of Interments in the Citv Gem teris
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. OhoIera FrevenuVe, DIX. WOOURUTTS
DYSENTERY CORDIAL, II Tesorted n early stages Of the
attack will certainly and speedily the disease This medicine
Is prepared from The original recipe fully tested in 1852 IN the
New York. Baltimore Charleston, found almost
specific remedy Testimonials of the hhes, character accom-
pany Price only Fly Cents For sale only BY J. WRIGHT
& CO. Isl Charres street, New Orleans jai Owls
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GREAT PAINTING.
open FOR EXHIBITION eF5- FOR II SHORT TIME
OLoNGER-I sTocKWELL's
Mammoth Panorama of the
SSISSIPPI RIV e R,
tLoE. xicntn tInE lis Of & Anhnru

AT PAN ORAMA HALL,
Exc building evening the week. Sum-
excepted, and Saturday afternoons at 8 o'clock.
E- This PANORAMA Three Times the Extent Of Paint
ng World, and faithfully represents of Three
thousand Fue Hundred Miles IN Length passing through Ten
States The Union, and embracing Fifteen Degrees OF Latitude
r45- Admission, 50 CENTS; Children, rs jas
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49, Neworleans, Dec. S, 1s4s.-Dr. ]. MENsI

Sci OF Teeth you inserted for consider 70 be the best
lob They equally servceahe for he
Those needing work done your line liberty to
call No. "a ST. John street, Perdo and Gravier
STREETS and inspect for themselves. Yours,
A. e. TUCKER.
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eY- " B. Palmer is our Agent for the Cities of Phla
dsiusi.. NevYork, Boston and Baltimore.
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M e L DE ON.

Opposite REQ. Mr. Cdpps Church. on ST. Charles street
TlHE ETHIOPIAN BROTHERS will give of the delight
full CONCERTS which have drawn grounded house each
night of their performance They will all this
~ Admission 20 cents Refreshments 10 cents. a6 lw
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~ Finn Degree Temple No. ], S. Of ia. sge:

Z
Meeting Temple Will be held Crystal Fount Hail. No.
Tchoupouas FRIDAY January u, confer the
Second Degrees. Work commence halfpast
O'clock precisely Members Of the above Temple respectfully
requested attend and be BY order OF the
W. d. T. jall l.. B. BLADES, w. d. R.
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FOR SAL LIE.
FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT. mea- r. b.
N sunes 165 feet-182 feet deck, % feet LssfaAA
beam with six feet hold has three forty inch
boilers rs feet long twenty inch cylinders, seven feet
stroke-a entirely new with the boat She draws only 81
inches water and will carry $50 tons freight Is only one
YEA and nine mont old her cabins furnished in excel
lent style and well found every respect For further par
ticulars apply TO 49, ~
d14 If HYDE OGLESBf. IL Poydras st.
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The way to tend n Baby.

A Chippewa Indian has been iecturing in
Hartford, where, in lecture on Tuesday
evening, according to the Times, he advi-
scd the ladies' Of Hartford to tie their babies,
as soon as they were born, to board, bind
them down tight, and keep them there most
Of the time till they are ten months old
."Put hoop around the head" he says,
"and when the board gets knocked over, it
won't break the child nose,'' He sums up
another advantage as follows: "you see la
dies, holding up specimen the child's
hands are tied down, so it can't scratch its
own eyes out, and can't scratch its mothers
breast, too; il can't twiggle about and get
very tired; it can't bend over, and must
grow s,raig ht--whea the mother goes out
after herbs, she can hang it on tree, and
snakes can'tbi it; when it cries, the mother
can swing it across her back, and rock it SO
--(swaying its body to and iro;) and can
carry it great distances in this manner, too ;
can sit it up side Of the wigman, very han
dy; and when canoe turns over, the child
swims of on the board, not drown; and it:
back don't break across his mother arm, be-
cause the board supports it; the child cam
crawl into the fire and burn up, too-cai
leave it long time, all safe--so think this
much best way, ladies---much best!''
The ladies gave in their assent by gene
raj laugh.
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DAILY NATIONAL WIG.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 20. lsiq
Tn. Slave Question.

TIE Journal Of proceedings Of the Con
yention Of Members Of Congress from the
slavcholding States, will appear, in ertesso,
in the National Hhig Of to-Inorrow morn
ing.
We take occasion, in advance, to bcspeak
for them the grave and attentive consideta-
lion of the Members Of Congress from the
non-slave-ho!ding States, and we trust that
they win take every means in their power to
disseminate amongtheir constituents the pro-
ceedings in question. 1t is high time, that
the public mind otlhe non-slave-holding States
should be brought torehect, whether the cru
SADIE against slavery will lead, il persisted IN
The reports Of Mr. Calhoun and OF Mr..
Berrien, we think will not fail to awaken the
Northern and North Western people Of this
coniederacy to true sense Of the Perils
which threaten the existence Of the tede-
raj government, in consequence Of this cru
sade.
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THE BooK-pINpING FOR ooNaRnss.

SEALED proIosals directed to the Secretary ofths SEN
he s o e s ssn.. WIN m
Capitol at Washington, until 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of
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documents ofhe Senate and House Of OF
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Journals Executive documents and part Of The miscel
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sheep not 10 Be- split and he woramanshp 70 bs done n
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The salutary address Of the Governor Is plain and
unpretcnding- characteristics Of the mon--and lie
suggestions and Recommendations are pertinent and
appropriate.
lie truly represents the Agricultural interests, as
entitled 10 urinary consideration by the Legislature,
He recommends revision Of our School Lave,
60 that what isnow scattered through several volumes
may be embraced In single Statuie.and be plain,
explicit and easy 10 be understood
He recommends The repeal Of the "black laws,"
fegardng them as obsolete and TO many citizens odi
Gus, and believing that their repeal would comport
with Justice and add 10 the peace aud hurmony OF
the comInunlty--and especially the repeal OF that
section which prohibits black person from being
Witness when either party Is white man, he urges
due to both public and private Justice.
He also recommends that the Legislature pass
such resolutions o. will express 70 the general gov
e1umsut the voice Of the State Of Ohio upon the
subject and give strength 70 our Senators and Rep.
.ssensaves "a Congress IN their sndeavors 70 res train
fssw'y wiship " Sypssas limifs.~ 6inn Gsss"
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We have country 10 serve. We are most anx-
ious TO hush up this quarrel which threatens still
mere TO agitate the passions TO excite discussions,
and to endanser The Union. Weappeal oevery pat
rio, TO assist in this effort to confer Government
upon California and 20 protect Dur country from an
excitement which threatens TO convulse her Con-
gress cannot disregard the appeal. We trust that
the ith Of March viii not before oil has been
thrown upon the agitated waves.- Wcsh. Union.
We sincerely trust that the Democrats in
Congress will listen TO and heed the patriotic
appeals Of the venerable editor Of the Union
II they do, we are sure the Wings will come
up TO the work Of giving the new territories
d Government.
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SATURDAY, January 2Ilh, lS|9
The Senate did not sit to-day, having adjourned
over yesterday, until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
On motion Of Mr.. Stanton, the House reconsider.
ed the. vote by which was passed the bill TO pay ex
tra compensation 10 officers In the late ex-
ploring expedition under the command Of Captain
Wilkes.
Alter amendment 10 include Lieuts Rnggold md
Hudson, The bill was again passed.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr. J. X. In.
gcrsoll was agreed 10. II suthorises tho Committee
the Judiciary send for persons and papers, TO
examine the charges made by Mr.. Little, clerk Of
tho United States Northern District Court against
Judge Conklin, namely that the Judge detns ndeJ
division Of the fecs.
Mr.. Thompson Of Pennsylvania endeaY9rtd 10
have taken up the Dill reduce the rates OF postage
to uniform standard, but he was not successful.
The House In Committee, resumed the consider.
alton Of the bill 10 establish board Of three Com
10 examine claims ogsiDst the United
States, and, without coming TO any decision, I'D
eHrnsd
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GRAND VOCAL AND INsTRUMENTAL
COyCERT,

For TUE SESsFIT OF THE POOR os snis CRY,
Ivndtr he management Of TIC ladies Union Bcnsyeen
AT caRusps SALOON, THURSDAY, FEB. /. 1919
vVL be given by the four Chiidren of Mr. EBlapA On
the eldest ten years. and the youngest four years OF
,ncr The direction and assistance OF their tenchcr
Mr. O. " sonrEsNAN, who will also be assisted by Mr..
The many persons who ere acquainted with the extraor
binary talent the children posess very DESTROYS to have
them appear before the public therefore, their parents
their Teacher who has taken great pains In selecting
the most modern and brilliant pieces Tor he occasion
PROGRAMME.
PART Fmsr.
J. Grand Dast for the Piano, executed by Emile
. - and Tearher,by Rulau
2 TerzsIt, Tor three voices, Try, try again, by
Emile, Virginia and Henry
Grand Solo Tor Flute, piano accompaniment,
Due. s9si, z 's,i i Sa'ed sung By Emie
Ny Mother, sung BY Emile, virginia. Henry & Edward
PApT SECOND.
J. casia Dys, duetlo for flute and plano from p.,,a,
! Duei,s, know bank, = sung by Emile
Solo 10 for ons voice, sung by Edwsrd, accom-.
pus,io. rom he opera Lucia de Iamp,ermoor.
Quartei,e, the Sehoopssfer-Henry will sing
The schoolmaster, his Sisters and Brother
PARr TuIan.
Duet. for piano and violin, Ma Normandie,n
performed by Emile and her Teacher, N. Louis
Casatini, from The Opera Der freischucix, sung In
the German language by Emile, c. NJ Won Weber
Quarteite, Stop that Knocking
Duetto, from The Opera o. Norma, sung by
Emile and Virginia, BY, Belllni
Tickets to b. had 1.-THE Music Stores and Hotels
{ 50 cents seeh Children half price janz.-d'd