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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-10

FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUscIL.-Taesday Epening.
January g. 1S49-This was called meeting Recorder
Genos presided A resolution submitted by the Fl.
Committee setting apart the OF $l7oO from the
incoming of the Municpatv, be paid into the
Bank Of Louisiana sccordance with the set Of the Legs
atue Of the 4th Nav 1871 aid iquida'inr the funded
debt OF the corporation. The resolution was adopted
message received from the Mayor info ming the
Council that in conformity with the resolution of the Coun
Gil passed the 18th u he had advertised the farming
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Board of Health

bOdIU dedItn.
TUESDAY, January 9, NAT meeting of the Board
held this dav. Mayor Cossman presiding the following
luton was adopted:
Resolued That the Board takes pleasure announcing
per having business to act and strangers wish
ing the city that they do without danger but
uId caution them long continue occasionally
occur expose themseve. unnecessarily, neglect
the usual precautionary measures.
E~ Although the number of deaths has not varied much
for the last three days it fact well known the med
cal profession that at about the termination of epdemics
there awa, pr0aced cases. which swell the bills of
tally, and terng sporadic be met with
sometimes after its cessation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-10

G5 young American actor is making great
sensation in Great Britain, as deneator Of Shak-
spearian characters and is regarded by the critics
likely to attain the highest honors of his profess
sion No doubt many of our readers will recognize,
under the hstrionic soubriquet of Mr. Waller, which
he has adopted, young gentleman belonging to the
first circles of this city, who left about three years
since, much against the wishes of his friends, in
company with Harry Tuttle, the Irish comedian.
Netp York Sun
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent By VINCENT WILLIAMS,
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE. Jan. 8, 1S49No arrivals and change in
quotations. Prices-iogs, &c. y ID Sheep 90 5000
D head Besves. &c. o ID Corn. 45E050c. y bushel !;
Oil Cake, 81 100 b Hay. sl40sl5 q ton Oats, 32c.
y bushe; Bran, Goa '0c. p 100 fb Mich Cows. s25Ob0
y head.
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MUsTACHED LADIEs.-The editor of the Home
Journal asserts in that paper that it has lately be-
all the rage in Germany for ladies to cultivate
iache! The fashion is said to be advancing-and
so, suppose, must be the price of bears grease.
North American
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,sawossELMAN ziN 9. = !, 81 Rsesat

vINHE subscribers agent The sas Of the 've Nea
i tagne Co = osebsal ed SHEET ZINC, ~oaid u ths
Of proper thckness and aeaay,1 aarsee and eeesemie
ar,ice Roofs has tssa used roof IL Eueee %.
when drt pu Il. = rarsieslaIb calculated Al the
roofs Of large buidngs chnrcAez Sugar Houses he (S
calais giving ali he requisite information % Is su6ess can
ton STARK, DAY, SfAUffER CNl.
% I'm d&W corner Canal AAA MAJ Axlas sissets
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Gn5- Thomas Hays under sentence of death at
New York, for the murder of his wife, has had his
sentence committed to imprisonment for life.
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Miss AMARILIUs ANN MARsH.-This young
person, whose absence from her fathers house has
occasioned so mu'h newspaper remark, arrived in
this city yesterday, from the East, in the We
understand that she proceeded to Buffalo, the resi-
dence of her father, last evening Amer
lean, Dec. %.
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YELLOW PINE LUMBER WANTED
SNALED osals will b received at the Office OF the
- New Orleans md Carolon Ra road Com any. corner
of ansl and Carondelet Streets until 10 O'Clock TUES
DAY the 18th inst for the delivery the Raieud at tbs
foot uf Triton Walk
Of 1900 running feet of 4 by inches; and
OF $4,000 Of "a by 8 inches;
The lengths of q or feet good bard pine clear of
shskesthe whole del veed within four months
nee1 psyTenls 70 be made on delivery less 20 per gent
their tenders, Proposals 70 Yellow Pine Lumber"
las I'd JOHN HAMPSON, Eng. N. 0. and Car. r. r.
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OF Col. d. S. Miles, U. s. A., arrived in Balii-
more on the Goth inst from Upper Arkansas. He
is said to be in fine health.
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Sale of Real Es ate situated in the Second Mum
cipality and Lafayette.
RY BEARD CALHOUN e. co.

j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
Q ATURDAY, January lsi9W be sod without reserve
- l2o'clock at Banks Arcade
sE7 the following PROPERTY, to-wit:
l. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in Lafayette. the square bound
Andrew, and sephine Lots 2,
Andrew setlo No. fronts Laurel
No. forming Laurel St. Andrew All
more f. described b
q. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, elgibly situated the New
Mark Dryades together the the
being Nos and between pchore and Euterte each
80 front Dryae depth of 1877 10
inches lines On lot No. 3s double frame dwelling rented
families
TersTe purchaser the of for $ll00
due March, l89 the balance and ~ credit.
Lot No. 4One- fourth cash. balance and ID
BIS credit approved All the bear
property.
8. THREE LOTS OF GROUND Denis street, Lafayette
in BOUNDED by Denis Dryades Seventh and Eighth
each lot 80 feet ches ST. Denis
by a depth of 25 between parallel lines.
4. Two LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded by St
Denis Drya Seventh AMI Eighth being lots No. and
No. "a Denis depth Of l20
parallel lines lot No. 26 feet front ST.
Denis and 25 Seventh street, forming the Of said
cash. balance 49, credit
bearing the the paid
maturity bear per per
sale before j. R. Beard, NJ P the
chasers. ja9dtl4-lS,l9,0
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Recorder Baldwin YESTERDAY sent before the
Fist District C0uit James johnson the who broke
open tine jeweler tho, o. Mr. ,,raham. Levee
Michael Nell charged with ling trunk and the OF
ais Thos Brady with sealing silk umbrella Monday
night ON the of T Dough-rty. the Of
South arke Tchoup oulas and Jacob usser,
charged by Jacob Smith with stealing barrel of apples from
the Leyee Sunday
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS |:
LATITUDE 10 81 80 N.-LoNsIruDE 80 Win Time. 6h.
Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Alex ander Grant, (Br) Alexander. Liverpool,

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Alexander Grant, (Br.) Alexander, Liverpool,
Ship Howard. WISE Boston, G. w. Hynson
Ship May Flower Crabtee, Liverpool J. 7; Whitne, & Co
Ba d. God rey. Bealse New York. Price Frost
Ba Henry, (Bi } Sayer, Belfast, Weightman & Go
Big 'rhOmas and Edward Watt Philadelphia M.
Polscre Gertrudes, (sp) Cardona. Barcelona.
schr. J. II. Counce, Smally. Philadelphia, Mas er
Scbr. tome, Onver, Tampco 0. Wlckham
Schr. POwhai an Johnson, Pen acola, G. p Bennett
St amer Princess, SANFORD, Natchez Master
Hyde e. Oglesby
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Falcon, Thompson, from Chagres. LIST inst, to
Paradise, Saffdrrans CO-Laayette.
Ship Indiana Bennet, 10 days from New York. to J. o.
Woodruff g. Coal my
ton Co-zu my.
Bark Magnolia. Hood 20 days fiom St Thomas va Bonar
Bark Loe to Fhh Gates % day, from Boston, to
I'd my.
Brig Haet Drew, % days from Wilmington, to P. C. De
Ieyster-2d my.
Brig Uncas--rstaIned in distrem-Point.
Bng Leopold pDonpel, DuntOn % days from Savannah
to Woods u Low-2d my.
sTEAaBoATs:
Elisha, Landry FIN Baton Rouge.
Luna, FHIrchiid, i'm Bayou Sara-256 bales cotton.
EudoTa, RHODES, I'm Onachta River.
Go inne, Powell, fm Leflore.
California Reynolds I'm Mobile; .-
Mobile Sutton, tin Mobie-I05 bales cotton.
Towboat claiborne, Howran, I'm the Passes-
Towboat Annawan, Davis, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
Towboat Claiborne lowed down and the 4h inst
bark Acteon, brgs Velocity Susan sewa and schr Jno
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A GARD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harby's classical, English,
3 ,- French and spanish School

A GARD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harby's classical. English,
gH French and spanish School
NALaDES STREET. 6etoeea ITALIA and .Nsipomene.
Is NOW OPEN for the reception OF Pupils, BOYS
o and IF thoroughly
HARDY sa had n.y.. m yesr % as
desires of those parents and guardians who may enrus chill
limited number of Boarders will be received in the family
Mrs II will superinend the Female Department and use
her exertons to insure polish Of manners and geneness
The ench and Spanish will be taught by experienced
instructors.
F Fos Rs R pna from from 8 s. sa ger %onh
We do with pleasure recommend Mr.. and Mrs. HARBY'S
ACADEMY to he confidence and patronage Of the public
Trasimon Landry Lieutenant Governor
Charles Gayane Secreta- of State;
Geose Eu Chief justice Supreme Court
a. M B9chanan, ,gdge District Court.
Lob Deisow, Professor, University of Louisiana.
N n Cohen: Ad hIo. oe,.o Ir,u
Joseph Genois. RECORDER Municipality No.
P. Seuzepeau. Nos
Modern Eoauenee is Of the same style Or SPECIES with that
The SUBSCRIBE proposes to Young Gentlemen an elegant
Of our senators Divine Lawye s. and even Ators have
To and interest aud ence. you must speak
farm from the heart, and to the heart addressed,
FOR Eocntion the gca part OF the sc ence OF hetoc
and he whoi ignorant rule make animated
and Impressive speaker
Education-To the Ladies'
respectful, inform the Ladies, whether single or
N UTsl that S f TO- Ff snd
the oi High 10 Banches e Of will
posed OF from five aides and the lessons impaired at
my Hail. at ther of their houses at any hour that may
instruct such sh 10 be IN the public class at
their domces provided less than five Lad es at
tend. MY $40 per Month for each Lady-four
lessons a week.
particularly address myself TO those Ladies who
sble of the importance of Education and who must feel
thai the brightest personal charms receive additional lus
tire from the attainment of Useful knowledge and even
where NO beauty of person the power of elegant and
grammatical language commands love and esteem. Desde
mona said ~
iaS I'm GEO. w. HARDY, Naiades st.
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ATTEMPT TO STAB-A man. named Collie St Louis,
terday arrested by the Third Municipality police,
charged with attending to stab Francois Thomson
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H. vANDERLINDEN, Clerk.

LARcENY.-James Kelly arrested last evening BY the
First Municipality Ponce the request of Dupont Fere,
who charges him with ealing pair OF earrings and ring
him -
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes. &c.

By R. ARMFIE l. D.. Auctioneer.
WILL be sold Daiy JASPER F. SMITH, Nc.
w Canal street Magazine
general Of DRY GOobS Of
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, KERSEYS,
etc., - s g..
OF FANCY GOODS all OF which will be suitable for Country
N Liberal Cash Advances consignments of Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry and
erchapdse generally. OF 6m
Choice Building Lots Josephine street.
BY bEARD, CALHOUN & CO.
]. A. BEARD Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY 10, at 10 o'clock-W be sold
w al BIiss Arcade--
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, the square bounded by
phne ST. Andrew Paquemipe Streets being
3D. 81 Each lot 26 feet II inches lines
Josephine street. II inches lines depths
1863 feet log feet lines, all
fully laid down by pan The sidewalk feet wide, Josephine
street for The wiu be sold block
Tens-The purchaser payment notes. for
S. 1850: the lance in cash.
of sale before R. Beard, N p at the expense Of the
a6
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LARCEN1Es-Alexander Reid yesterday appeared before
Recorder Gepos and made affidavit that gold watch and
flute both valued $0 stolen from his premises on
Robertson street by white whose name he does not
know but whom he can point Ut A warrant issued
Cha Jekehus jeweler keeping shop at the corner of
st. Louis street and Exchange Alley yesterday entered
complaint az Eust Luther before Recorder Geno
charging him with larceny. The accused he alleges was
employed by him a matchmaker He left him in charge
of his shop for three hours, Monday afternoon.
On ng the shop he found Luther closing the shop,
and suspecng hing wrong he searched him and found
his articles of ewey and tools to the value
Of $751; issued for the est Of the accused
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[Sextons' Report the Board of HEALTH
Summary of Interments in the City Cemeteries
Charity Hospital Report.

For the "a hours preceding yesterday, P. M.
Admitted OF Asiaic Cholera.
Admitted of other diseases. 293
Discha ged of other diseases 2l-2
Dled OF Asiatc Cnolera :,
49, H. YANDERIINDEN. Clerk.
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CHARGE OF STEALING A WATCH.-Wm. CHRISTIAN and
Thos. Ford sted Monday night in the Third
nunicp .ty the Of Harry Peterson who
them OF stealing his watch. They anagned ye
Def Recorder Seuzeneau For there being
evidence of his lit. and christian gave security ap.
uearf fore m
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY CouNcrL-T Tuesday Eren,ng
JAM 9-Pesent, Messrs. Reusha Hall Montanye Stock
ton Godng, Peters, Graham, Marks Leeds. Cook, Barnes
and Thacksy-Recorier Baldwin, presiding
communication received from the Recorder, in rela
ton to the number of houses ted in the Municipality
during the past and the number destroyed by fire. We
publish the dea of the report another of paper
The ommnnica ion so enclosed proposals. for erecting
Schoohoue the of Peccanier and Richard streets
which were referred to the Finance Committee
The following is he Treasurer's Weekly Report
On hand at last last Report. 1919 g mo
Re eived since 67s 5l-43s3 %
Discussed az 2oo 90
Balance hand. $l,4N So
The Treasurer formed the Council that be had completed
ance Of the sum Of appropr sed 10 the liquidation OF
The Oder of the Day as election Of Commissary of
St. Mays Market On the third bal OF H. IT, Vienne
communication read from s w. Shaw, asking the
Council to receive the portrait ct Gen smith be has painted
deferred until the next meeting
On mocn of Mr. Peters the Surveyor was o
pcbsb take open Common street. and the progress made
M Peters presented resolution which adopted that
the of Office of the seven SANITARY Commisianess
The surveyor communicated to the Council that H. ii.
Howard had abandoned his contract for making road
discontinuins nn his ferry during the past nth
On motion OF Mr. Stockton the Surveyor was auihorzed
employ carts to haul the stone encumbenng the
invitation from p Irwin to attend the celebration Of the
opening of his Market just completed on Dryades street,
was accepted. -.
Mr. J. N Lea member of the Board of School Directors,
sent in his resignation. Accepted. .
petition from several persons against inspections repre-
sentiny them be nuisance and praying the aoae
ment of the nuisance referred to the Police Comee
Mr. Renshaw from he Committee on streets and Land
ngs made long in relation to the dues OF tne sur
veyor arguing the propety of change ~ the present sys
tenn connected with the da les Of that oteer a1d sn9
ing hi. argument by citing the example OF ofk CITY
In with the he Offered u'ion provid
ing that the Surveyor shall supenend the streets taking
from him the privilege Of giving lines TO the owners OF
lots and the right to pc her professional service
NOT strictly in the line of his duty ad providing the appo"t
ment If fwo assistant surveyors to give line" whose
omensatjou shall be the fee for the except
when The Scrve shall need their ad publ h. and
then they receive s. day from the Municpa ty
The resolnti m lies until the sitting.
On morton of Mr. G. dlng. il was dered that watch
m n he appointed for the nryadss street marset
The Council then afjou med.
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
GREAT PAINTING!
open FOR EXHIBITION ~ FOR II SHORT TIME
OLONGERA sTocKwELL's
Mammoth Panorama of the
MISS lSSIPPI RI V Err,

From the Gull MEXICO TO the Fails OF 81 Anthony!
AT PANORAMA HALL
In Commercial Exc building evening the week. Sul
day excepted, and Sa urlay afternoons at O'Clock.
s PANORAMA Extent Of any Paint.
ing the World and faithfully OF country Three
thousand Fpe Hundred Miles IN Length passing through Ten
Unon embracing Fifteen of Latitude
II Admission, so cents; Children, rs cents jas
MELODEON.
Opposite Req Mr. xapps Church 81. Charles street.
rJNHE ETHIOPIAN BROTHERS will give of the delight
full CONCERTS which have drawn grounded house each
night of their performances They will nnue all this ek
cents, including Refreshnled Ticket. jas lw
-NOH-
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RECEIVING STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Recorder Gerois yes
te day issued search warrant to the OF JAS.
Brown in Mrs. wilson boarding house Ga latin street.
between Ho pita Barrack Streets in which VIM. B.
schmidt makes affidavit he believes quantity of ewey,
sioen premises 1872 Old Levee street, ed
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STEAMBOATS,.

cVsnns and
ssEfHs fsaaiHs
master. now receiving freight, and will leave
above For freight passage apply on boa d. at Poydas
'''''' ""a'' = HYDE OGLEsBY, 12 Poydras st.
ja1O or J. McG REGOR SEQ. Tehonptouas St.
or 70 leare THIS DAY, Wednesday 10th, az M pos.
FOR NOZZLE WA he Iiver1 MontgomsIy Wetumpka,
MsD Orleans Mobile aad Ngntg onto p@sk,t A9EA
Charles Ward receiving freight, and VIII leave
ses wba e o5PfE ST e
N. B-The Ohio will run regular packet In the above
| trade during the season. jlo
To- aoieesS THIS DAY, Thur'asy at 3 "; po;itivsy,
! ss packet
aSas Fo R Of
0n' aE Sc e
N.B-The Corinne will take freight for Yalsbusha River
and f PIT
Steamboat Sas s ~ J. a sSsss
master, receiving freight and will leave
o apply Il
E.a oth n q, .n5 p
fsHgia sfs Gapns
above For feght pas ,ng UNSURPASSED sceom
jas t'.'-'' NpH HYDE 6 oGLEsBY z Poydras street: "
e sfsf Md 9th
steamboat sst GEoseE fn' Vase
as fo
5Ei HssSEtSR 81 Hsf::s $.
IsoR LOUISVILLE, Evansville, and all intermediate
passsnssl slesmSost szsrl'
above Fo ss o passase as
aP e pSaS fifPss
NB-The Atlantic being of very light draugh will meet
TT TO leare FRIDAY, l2lh inst. al 5 P. M, pos
steamboat Atom D s. Daes, ms %S anu -
is expected this dav. and will lsave as above. <,sI
m MOI i. Apply on bosld foot Of PoydFas
The Aon is an entirely new boat -, built for or the
very light HYDE az T' Posdas
f sR EGE Eazo gGg y RaY ea Rodney
sssmSssi Hgf3E Il
WORTH Thos. C. Charles. master, will leave as above
E R sa fD % Ras on eG tie
early Thursday morning. to receive freight dl4
%ETH a Butn ss kosf
ean aasPs E" % w
s'''' 's'' O HsBS g. s,s ss,s'
A FIRST class 81 9Ehi SA5E n.., @A
beam with six feet hold has three forty inch
boe S feet long two tyenty-nch cyIndeis seven ie ct
inches water and viii carry AGO tons freight Is only
yea and months old her cabins furnished in excel
' di4 If 'p''' HYDE oGLEsBY 70 Poydras St
ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNIBUsEs.
ON and aft. the 4th inst he Carriages of the above Line
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A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE ARREsTED.-John Wer-
ner ed lat week charged with the murder Of nry
Fepner after partial examination of the by Recorder
Geno admitted to bail in the of $50 IN Saiur-
day. to appear before his Honor for full on
appeared before Recorder Genois and made aft avt thai
from information he had received he believed the accused
was about attempt flee justice. warrant was issued
for his and found that he had taken slate
om for him elf and his on The steamboat Rockaway,
which was to leave ST. Louis at 10 O'Clock th moninf
ana had baggage board After considerable search he
was arested in a beehOuse the First Municipality and
was placed in confinement to await exam nation.
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CHINA. CUT GIL ASS, CRocKERY WARE, Etc.
n ICH FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA ;(sUR
III Roman French. and bohemian Onainens;
~Cut Glass Decanter. Gobiets. Tumbers, Wine VfW
liz Gases. etc Solar Lamrs;
4 Dnner Supper and Deser Plates, of the richest des
- crpton and latest pattsrs-to e pnrchased ON the
most psasonabe terms. at 100 TCHOUPfTOgLdS
corner Noeye DAM stseet. GA Inn
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THE COFFEE House RIoT-Martin Cosgrove, one of
the party accused OF being engaged in the riot at Mr.
Gilooys coffee house, at the Of St Joseph and
yesterday arrested by III cond Municipality police The
Other sted this charge being arragne before
Recorder Baldwin yesterday, pleaded not guilty, and were
remanded for examination.
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Observation-Disclosures C,ittenden of the First MUM.
cipa ty arrested named Henry Ross dis overed be k
ing no the Jewe er shop of NJ l. Leon at the of
Chartre aud St. Louis Streets daylight yesterday
ing. Mr. Leon appeared before Recorder Genos yesterday
and testified that the pad ock Of the door OF his shop had
been taken off, and the bar loose when he opened
his shop in the morning Ross before the First
District ourt confederate who assisting him in
the burglary ESCAPED
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nUEsTION.-Whee shall go for NEW HAT
1ss.@At c. OUNCES. No 90 Canal street :,
QUFs-Has he HAS that Respiration and Rain proof
Xss-Yes ne beats the world at selling fine aud fancJ
Bas of every description Just his picture Of the Dog
the river >,
0uEsrIoSER-WeI, let take smile at the =" Gem,
and then On and ps,ron,xe him for a TILE las 81
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SHELLS OR GRAVEL WANTED.
CEALED Pro osas will be received at the Office of the
- New ORLEANS and Canollion Railroad Company oner
DAY the 18th inst for the Delivery of 5000 barrels
small or broken s ELLIS q NUTGRAvEL on the RAJ,
the Cnroton Line Proposals will also be received during
the time Tor the delivery of 5000 barrels OF imlar
1873 feet the upper side of the central part of Louhia
Avenue or Grand Cour Witt from Tchoupitoulas st eet to
made on the completion of any pile less 20 cent, until
contract comprehensive whole to be vered within
their tenders Proposal. for Shells Gravel the case
may be. JOHN HAMPSoN,
ia8 III Engineer N. o. and Carolton R. H.
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GUTTA PERCHA HATS

GUTTA PERCHA HATS.
RY the saragossa. Clifton Arkansas and Monongahela
- have recei ed asl further supply of those supe
rior GUTTA PERCHA .STIFFENED HATS
some OF them with peculiar and beautiful curl -
to the brim, surprising anything yet brought ont.
q. ID BUNCE'S
jag Premium Hat Store and Manufactory 80 Canal IT.
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FOUND

FOUND
ON the 18th December a STRAY HORSE in ~
~ St. Joseph street, with saddle and bndle on. ISxr
He Bay Horse with black name and tail about u
IA hands high The obtain him by calling at the
acksmths shop in st Joseph street between FOucbe and
Tchoupitoulas streets and paying expenses. JAG 81"
DRYADES MARX EFT.
butchers and Others who have engaged StaIls IN me
ID NEW MARKET at the corner Of ~Se13 H@4
Dryades and M lpomene Streets are re- Go&4 "A ~
cues ed 10 he ready supply them on next DeW
WEDNESDAY the 10th INST, AS the Mar --A--A
ket will certainly be opened on that cay.
AZ L. IRWIN
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MASS PLANO RELIEvOn
BR.9SS LETTER SIGNS IND NUMBEkS
A NEW and Elegant Artcse-very Durable and Econ
omics costing but trife Over the common iiS sign
Offices Apothecares Labels, etc. Sold at the manu-.
factuer's prices. E Specimens to be sem, and orden
received By j. ID. ANDERSON,
Is en- - SA SaAases street.