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to Odd Fellows Hall Association -
Subscribers TO The Stock Of the "Odd Felows' s. y q
Hal. Association" notified that the Second In =
sament Of Two Dollars per share, required on or
before The FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER t3d proxno) to
Treasurer H. G. sTETsON No. "a Charres street or in his
absence, the Secretary.
The Secretary be found Board IS Camp
Camp street. daily, between the hours Of O'Clock p m
By order OF the Board Directors:
aul7 l6t THos. W. VAN WICK, Secretary,
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COMMISSIONS IN ENeLAND.-Mr. Barry, archi-
tect of the House of Parliament, complains that
the award of f25,OOO for his services at the new
Houses of Parliament is far too small. He wants
a per centage on the whole cost already swelled
from about 100000, the original estimate, to
nearlya couple of miionst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

CASE OF LIEUT.. PRENTIss.-The finding of the
naval court-martial which was held at the navy
yard at Norfolk, for the trial of Lieut.. Prentss,
was a suspension of twelve months and repri-
mand. The President has RENTED the suspension !;
the reprimand has already been received.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

QUEER ACCIDENT splendid steamer New
World, of New York city, was stopped suddenly
in the midst Of one Of her trips lately by the drop
ping off of all the paddles from one Of her wheels.
The cause of this singular affair is not stated
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0s- Wilson, the Scotch vocalist, was printer
by profession, and worked in Edinburgh, on the
Waverly novels, and mad great difficulty in COM
pleting musical education.
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SAD ACCIDENT AT TRENTON FALLS, N. Y
On the I'd inst, Mr.. Edward Bryan and his sister,
both of Utica, left home for a visit to the Falls.
Shortly after they reached the hotel they walked
out and were never seen alive again. After pro-
longed search their bodies were found in deep
pool, at the foot of precipice, from which they
had fallen. They had missed their way, and in
winding round the mountain, where the road was
only four or five inches wide it is probable that she
slipped, and in attempting to save her both perished
He was about % years of age, and she several
years younger. A great feeling was produced
good many years ago, by the death of Miss Suy-
dam, Of New York, who fell into The same falls,
slipping from one of the narrow paths.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

HEMP CRoP IN MISSOURI The hemp crop,
says the St. Lonis New Era of the It'll, according
to accounts received from above, bids fair TO be
much better than was anticipated few weeks ago.
In the estimation of competent judges there will be
an average yield. In Platte county they have al
ready commenced harvesting their hemp.
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sTILL IA CHANCE

CAN BE HAD Al
KINGS, 72 GRAVIER STREET,
To obtain Bargains the present Stock will be closed out a. e1
ceedngy prices previous arrival Of Fresh Goods Do no
delay your visit but GO TODAY to
KINGS WHITE PALACE,
aule 6tqp u GRAvIER, One Door from Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

OF Herman Melville, author of "Typee,"
Omoo," etc. has just ready for the press new
work entitled Redburn his First Voyage: being
the Sailor Boy Confessions and "Reminiscences Of
the Son Of Gentleman" L will appear simulla-
neously from the press of the Harpers, and Bentley
in London.
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RE GATTA.
On I'LL Z 8 u Y annaf

On TUE SDA 7, August u.
FREE FOR ANYTHING THAT, CARRIES SAIL without
i regard 10 tonnage, length Of keel. q
sail-EntTanee, s5-Prize, a LIVE
PlTC RI Entrance added-the Sec -
ond Boat 70 be entitled to one-half Of the -
whole amount Of the Entrance Money. ,,- ~
tB Gentlemen DESTROYS Of entering Boats viii please aueas o
subscriber. -,,--, -,
~ Entries to close on MONDAY the 10th inst, az o'clock r
Pn wa Cbyan, Epgst 5 Is4g " H. au6
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE BATTERY, New YORK.
Committees of both branches of the New York
Common Council have reported in favor of the en-.
largement Of the Battery.
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~ A. Y. M.-Hermann Lodge No. 90, a
under the uri'dIcuon Of the Grand Lodge Of Louisiana
Incorporated ia si2 "A Special Meeting this Lodge ~
Will be held at the Hall lie Chartres SUNDAY - x
MORNING, August 10 at n O'Clock. Punctnal attend w
Of al the Members s desired '
! z By order o he w n
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ENGLAND THE ASYLUM OF REFUGEES - The
London correspondent of the National Inteligencer
says mat England Is the asylum of three series of
revolutonists, driven from France since Febrnarv
ls4S; first the blood red Huber and his friends, then
the deepre Caussidiere and Louis Blanc. and now
the lighter red Ledru Rolln and Euenns hrago,
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DIRns

On The 10th INST, haEpsst O'Clock P M Of brain fever
land, aged 81 years
His friends and gcqrantances Funeral
THIS AFTERNOON, at O'clock from I'll ST. Charles
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DEATH OF Mr.. LoNGFELLow.-The4 Telegraph
announces the death Of Mr.. Stephen Longfelow,
Of Maine, for a long time one of the most prom
inent citizens of New England.
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Dcg- Signor De Begins, who died of cholera lately
in New York, left, it is said, about $4,000, and
had no heirs in this country.
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D1~ The Courier, incapable of answering The
Crescents argument as to the bringing back of
Rey, can only repeat, Bring back the man.
The Courier raves in its wrath, and talks inoohe-
rently about dead carcasses," "executioners, -.
etc. We move for commission OF. lunacy-and,
by all means, let us have U. S. Commissioner on
the commission.
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INTERNAL MACHINE IN PITTsBURG.-Some viii
lain in Pittsburg, few days since, placed large
quantity Of powder in the street, and carried train
to some secret place where they applied fire to it
when carriage containing four ladies was pass
ing Neither the ladies nor the driver were
injured nor did the horses, although suffering great
pain and badly scorched. run off
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NAVIGATION OF SOUTu AMERICAN RIVERS.
see II now stated that Mr.. F A. Beelen, Of the Orc
noeo Steam Navigation Company has arrived at
New York. Mr.. Beelen has returned for short
time IRON South America, where he has obtained
from the Congress of Venezuela, grant for The
exclusive navigation Of the rivers Oronoco. Apure
and their tributaries. We remember that a similsy
grant was obtained years ago by Mr. V. Ellis. but
cannot recall its fate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

0s- The Alabama papers announce the death Of
Richard B. WalthaIl of Perry county, leading
and much respected citizen.
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CORPUS CHRISTI AND LAREDO MAIL. The
mail between these two places has been discon-
tlnued by order of the Governments The officer
In command at Laredo has established semi
monthly express between the two nninfs.
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Dry Goods by the Package.
N. BRADNER SMITH,
GENERAL COALHISSION MERCHANT,
ielA No. 80 GRAVIER STREET. 1y
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
GOLD PENS,
PERI U M ERY,
Combs, Brushes and Cents Furnishing

Combs, Brushes and CENTS Furnishing
Goods.
az We have in splendid assortment Of new and beau
uful FANCY ARTICLES,
which receiving additions BY packet We invite
attention the following list
CARD CASES. Pearl, Shell, Silver etc.
RETICULEs. silk and Velvet, elegant patterns
PURSES. "A fine assortment, styles.
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER Mache, etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony Rosewood, Papisr Mache, etc.
DRESSING CASES Ebony Rosewood Paper hache, etc.
PORTFOLIOS. Leather, Velvet and Papsr Nsehe.
ACCoRDEONs.. Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. Shell and Tin cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment
GOLD PENsO Of all celebrated makers, prices
ranging from eighteen dollars.
DOMlNOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German.
OPERA CLASSES "A large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES. From to six bottles
PAPETERIEs. ...Of Ebony, Rosewood, Papier,
FANS. or Pearl, Ivory Feather, Paper, Six, etc.
PORTE MONNAlEs.. of She'll PEARL Leather,
CANES. Mounted with Gold, Silver etc.
UMBRELLAS. "A superior article, made for
CORK JACKETS. Life Preservers
PERFUMERY of all kinds.
sUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
CRAVATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
We have in complete assortment our fine Linen
Cotton SHIRTS As have made enabled
guaranty fit These shirs made expressly custom
and are OF in the styles mhds
erials aud in the best
y2s2dp IL CAMP Street, opposite the City Bank.
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EARLY IN THE FIELD.-The Cambridge tAId,)
Chronicle has hoisted the name of J. J. Crittenden
Of Kentucky, and VIM. F. Johnston of Pennsylva-
mia, for President and ePresident in 1852, SUBJ
iect to the decision Of a national convention.
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~ Fira Densrtment--An AdionTned

~ Fire DEPARTMENTAL Adjourned Meeting Of
the Fomen Of the Fire Companies Of New Orleans viii be held
the Hall Of hsHsppi Fire Go. No. 2, FRIDAY EVENING the
lh inst, O'Clock, for the purpose Of taking consideration
the Organization Of The Fire Department Of this ey the
Transaction Of other buEissEs.
Rgl6 WA, 3, FLOWER sesTilArYs
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The SMITHSONIAN INsTITUTE.-At meeting
held last week in Washington City, Dr. Robert
Hare Of Philadelphia; Albert Gallatin of New
York, DR. Benjamin Silliman Of Connecticut, and
Washington Irving of New York, were unanim-
ously elected Honorary Members.
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BUILDER No. 1877 Poydras strsst between Caroals and
ID 81. Charles, Ns15 ORLEANS.
Cistsns made, Counting houses fitted up Jobbng
eru done Alsosashe Doors, Blinds, etc. which Planters
and others can be supplied. aul7
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EXPLOSION THREArKNEp.-- Courier Of last
evening announces, on the information Of a trusty
friend, that ST. Ayala is expected to make some
very imp9rtanf" disclosures soon, in relation
70 Spanish affairs, a. connected with the Spanish
Consul Very we'll When sr. Ayala speaks we
shall be Inclined TO listen with attention, for we
believe him to bsa man worthy Of credit If these
Developments are to be very astounding and terrific,
sse shall look for them through the mint Of horrors.
ia Poydras street.
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~ For Justice OF the Peaoe.-Eds. Crescent:
Please PAUL PECQUET, Candidate
aul7 his FRIENDS.
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rrCALIFORNIANs-so

CALL AT MUNROE g. IS, "a MAGAZINE ST.
To persons bound for CALIFORNIA odr Cheap for Cash
fun assortment Of Clothing and Rubber Goods.
aul7 Ct ALFRED MUNROE & CO., "a Magazine st.
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For Assessors:

or sssessoT;@ Eds; Crescent; Please announce
THOMAS D. HALES Candidate Sesand
District the Election November Ills profession
and selling landed property commissioner evident emneny
qua ines hm for Che Office and being justly considered that he
would perform the duty efficient and impartial manner viii
be supported by THE PEOPLE.
The District extends from the middle Pnjsmin
haa Streets 70 the middle q Julia until strikes the Canal
thence down the Canal the Lake. aul7s
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The Ell PAso EXPEDITION. 49, Some days ago
we copied from the Texas Democrat a statement
that the government train which left San Antonio
early in June for Ell Paso proceeded as far as Tur
key creek, fourteen miles west of the Nueces, where
they halted and despatched runners to the Rio
Grande, for the purpose of procuring fresh sup
ply Of mules, those with which they started being
completely broken down, and the forage nearly all
exhausted" The Corpus Christi Star thinks the
Democrat has been imposed upon. The Star says
eve have letter from one of the party, dated at
Palos Blancos eighteen miles northwest of Devils
river, July l3th which makes no mention of any
such detention. Nor do we see how the mules
could have been broken down going so short dis
lance, as most, if not ALL the wagons were drawn
by oxen"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

THE CASE OF CoLLINs.-We have published a
statement, charging that Mr.. Patrick Collins late
Surveyor of the Port of Cincinnati, is a defaulter
to the Government This is now contradicted by
his friends, who say that he is ready to account for
all the public money in his possession, but that he
has never been legally called upon to pay over.
Mr.. Collins was sick with the cholera at the time
of his removal, and his successor was sick at the
same time. When he recovered, the orders drawn
upon him he considered to be informal, and asked
for more specific directions, which be has at last
received, and it is said he will now account for
everything in his hands Such is the explanation
Of mis- friends, and it will be qualification to learn
that the event justifes this confidence, when the
money is counted out.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

WHIG CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR IN MIssIs-
sIPPI.-Gen Polk has declined the nomination for
Governor, rendered him by the Wings of Missis-
sippi, and Mr.. Luke Lea has been chosen in his
stead by the committee appointed tOfill vacancies
etc. Mr. Lea has Internationally accepted the
nomination Of the Central Committee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

ar-We thank the officers Of the Strand Turk for
late ST. Louis papers.
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D. "A sort Of aitemm was made to answer our
argument as to the constitution Of the Justice. Com
nissoner's Court by saying that il was done with
theeonseBt Of the accused. But the defence never
consented; they merely submitted. They claimed
Their rights and their rights were disregarded. Let
rs suppose however, that the defence agreed 10 be
tried by such Court The Court, then, was con
slituted by consent Of Counsel. This is a legal
aosurdity, altogether beyond that Of forcibly ab-
quoting and carrying away man with his own
consent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

MAssACHUsETTs.-Go Briggs has desig-
mated Monday, Sept 10, for another (he fifth
effort to elect a member of Congress from the
Fourth tMiddesex) District, lately represented by
John G. Palfrev.
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~ Passenger Steamer Tusoumbia-l. q Gable.
maRsrThis viii leave lor 7 lous
and all intermediate landings THIS DAY, Friday h inst al
o'clock D. m, foot OF Lafayette street.
d. N. WHITE, ~ New Levee (
Rht7 JOHN. r. SHAW g. CO., "a Pnydrau a.
~ Passengers please be board at the above hour
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lEXAE
FRoNTIHR.-On Wednesday last, says the Corpus
Christi Star the 4th, Lieut. Aikgns. Of the Ran.
gers, crossed the reef at the head Of eight or ten
men, Information having been received thar nart,
q indlans had driven of cabalada of horses be-
longing 70 some Mexicans who lived bere. ON
Thursday an express arrived from Lieut. Aikens TO
capt Blackwell, requesting reinforcements. The
next day wounded Mexican was brought in. with
the report that one other had been killed, and that
Tears were entertained that Stewart well known
az 2 hunter and fisherman by the name Of Seottv,
had also been killed by the same party Of Indians.
Ahe wounded man bloughtin was shot by an arrow.
winch entered the back beneath the shoulder and
came out az the breast. The arrow was sticking
~ nun when brought in. From the nature Of the
wound, and the length Of the time which elapsed.
oaio1e ne could receive medical assistance, it was
thought ne would not recover On Friday one Of
w rangers, named Holland, who left in the morn
s TOT me camp atPao Alto, returned in the after
''n anu STATED that he had seen two men-one he
sl'usn. was Mexican and the other an Indian
NDou' nse miles from Corpus who shot at him with
arrows, one Of which slightly wounded him in M
wrist lie snapped his pistols at them both of
which missed fire, when he concluded to return.
Ahsy made no attempt TO pursue him.
FIGHT WITH THE INDIANs.-A letter from Cor.
pus Christi dated the 9TH inst, informsu that the
Rangers pursued the Indians one hundred miles
had SIGHT with them, and killed four Of the saw.
ages. The Rangers brought back the little Germeb
boy called WeldeF, together with about forty horses
the Indians had stolen.
NoAH AND THE LAFAYETTE CoUNorL-Maior
Noah, among his weekly sffings, has the following
m the last number Of Che Sunday Times: +" The
common Council Of Lafayette, Louisiana, have
passed 2 law to fine every officer for neglect of
duty hge dollars, aud ior disobeying the Common
O9Anell' twenty-five dollars Il is, therefore, five
nmes as bad to disobey the Common Council as il
is to eyade an act Of duty
o1- Commissioner Cohen has committed tbs
Spanish Consul buf on whose aaidavta Was
any affidavit made before the u. S. C,onnissionsra
# not, how is the return to be made INTO > bi1bsr
Court We heard there was an afIidsyi, r,.ds
against the Consul by one Morante. and M, ba
was brought before Justice Bright on Norsn,s's
oath. But who depossd before the a. S. Commis-
pionef Alas, the prosecutors Of the Consul ,Vers
80 ardent 10 their patriotic purposes that they forgot
fhers was such thing az American law.
BEL AIR LorrnRr-The drawing Of the Bel
Air Lottery Of Maryland, Glass No IS, which took
place a Baltimore on the 7h inst, resulted IS fol.
aqaQi ~, ~, So g, z, e5, 81 81 81, &C. az, Sol
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MAIL NoTIcE.-Fhe Postmaster General has
given notice that the Y. S. sfeam-packet Ohio, for
ChagFss, win leave New York on the 9th inst,
and Charleston and Savannah on the 90th, and
that mail bags will be made upon those dates. at
those places, for ChagFes, Panama, San Diego.
Santa Barbara, Monterey, San Francisco and AS.
toFia- The entire postage for single letter, not
exceeding half an ounce in weight, win be I2g
cents to Havana, 20 cents 70 Chagres, 80 cents to
Panama, io be prepaid in all eases and 40 cents
e san Diego, Santa Barbam, Monterey, San
francisco or Astoria to be prepaid or sent unpaid
az the option Of the sender Newspapers and
pamphleis-sea postage three cents each, and in
land postage % ~ added.
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Gz- What has become of the Maehin accusation
Hasn't something been made out Of il yet! We
know that after the Posts article came here seve-
raj Of the papers preeng to be fair in their state
ments, went to the Coroner's Office 10 learn if there
were any grounds for accusing Llorente What
did they find there that they came away SO chap
fallen! Have they ever corrected the false dates
they gave These are your very patriotic gentle
men who do any thing and every ihing tor the
eooa Of Che eom5y,
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EXPLOSION ExPLoDEp.--Sen Ayala.-We re-
ceived yesterday note from Senior Ayala, in regard
70 paragraph contained in yesterdays Courier.
We translate it for The benefit Of our readers.
NEW ORLEANs. August 10TH Isl9.
Editors Of tis cresesntPermit me- through your Jour.
nal q inform the public Of this city that the article which
appead tHt evening il the Louisiana Courier respecting
ceraa rsysiatioas which iii said am ready % MAZE +,
eaiaany, and that am incapable Of such an act Of in
iamy Yours, RAMON DE- AYALA
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BRITISH STEAMERS IN THE PAoIFIc.-A cor.
respondent Of the London Chronicle, writing from
fapane' says that the privileges accorded to the
me OF British steamers from Valparaiso to Panama
"lu expire IN one year, and that they will not be
renewed He suggests that there will be a good
opportunity for the establishment Of new company
on that route We commend the suggestion to the
attention of capitalists in this country.
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mAT COsT!t!n
SUMMER CLOTHING AT COST.
ALFRED NROE g. CO.

VIII now close of thfr stock Of SUMNER CLOTHING, At
great Bargains, fall Stock. II
Mrno Parame ATagea Black and Cooed Pongse Silk Coa5
Linen, CrotOn, Summer Tweed and Cnshmeret Coats
Mount, Parameua fancy and plain EIl Psntalo7nsi
Linen Check Cruton American and French Cutonade Pants
Wool underhrts and Drawers; Cotton sha and Drawers;
Silk Shuts and Drawers Bse Linen and Fancy Silk Cavsts
large Stock RUBBER GOODS suitable for The California
Emigraut, large stock heavy WINTER CLOTHING
which will be SOLD Low.
tsB- Take look into the
ZONE PRICE STORE"
"a Magazine street.
ans AIFREn MITNROE & co.
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FIRE AND DEATH.-The Cincinnati House. four
miles from that city, was burned on the morning OF
the 9Th inst. Mr. Farley burned to death, and his
wife badly burned-not expected to survive.
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~ The Steamer JEFF Davis, Capt B, i. Powell;
will positively THIS DAY the 18th inst At IL ocoeh % ol
sui1 anu A'10' B. SMITH, ss Magazine
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D1- We are indebted to Senator Downs for
copy Of the Report Of the late Secretary Of the
Treasury on the Warehouse System.
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~ Notioo.-Me5sm. sHELDON FELION, O9lii
1903 boxes barrels aud casks Merchandise IN store anu
per bark MERLIN from New York 2d January sls az.
thirty days from date SAMUEL TOBY & NEPHEW
aus I'M Agents Of Bark.
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IH10E DlNEoT BETWEEN NV ORLEANS lND
hoUsToN-We learn from the Houston papers
that Che steamship Z. A. Ogden arrived a. that
place on the evening Of the 9Th inst it being the
rat vessel Of the kind that has ever visited Hous-
ton This important event was hailed by "the
firing o. cannon and the deafening huzzas Of the
vast multitude that thronged the wharf at the time
she landed" The Galveston people are terrified
at the consequences that may ensue They are
afraid that Houston win pull down Galveston.
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~ Passage from Panama 70 San francisco ali
The TICKETS for the Steamer 70 @
septembsT Panama San Francisco Al
persons having engaged the same requested TO call oW OK
as ~ PARADISE, LAWRAsoN g. Co. 81 Gravier st.
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BEL AIR LoTTERY.-The drawing of the Bel
Air Lottery Of Maryland, Glass No. Sc, which took
place AZ Baltimore on the 7ih inst. resulted IS fol.
lqsQl y, q, 50, q, z, e5, g 81 81, 66, az So
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G Passenger Packet Bride, Capt Hadlqgk - Tiv
splendid passenger will polye eays 1ls
saul9 T. B. SMITH, 90 Magazine D..
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80 Z hEERrlsEMENrs oN rRLND PAaE.