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Emancipation in Kentucky.

we see by the kentucky papers that the question
OF abolishing slavery in Kentucky is being agated
very generally among the people, and it would be
no matter of surprise if the approaching State Con-
vention declared Kentucky free State. The Lou
isvie Courier, in alluding to some proceedings of
The Legislature upon the subject, says:
Characterization dead in Kentucky nor is it likely TO
de Such principles as it has die. they be
o Ia not ss % ba
e o n psS for direct
q henneky 50 that they may vote on that question
people, Tbs1 'n
and proclamation Of death Of what they dare
We Prsfsy e Mr. Ggthse did in his great speech in
kentuckZ frontier slave State to fight the battles of the
favor Of EMBARRASSING Kentucky from the incubus that
I'm threaten hs strongly than they did when
the debate to which we have referred"
This is strong and significant language to be used
by leading paper in city which not long since
mobbed Cassius M. Clay. and destroyed his print
ing Office for saying much less If such spirit
prevails to any extent throughout the State and the
tone of many public meetings held induces us to
believe that it does, the South need not be aston
ished if Kentucky join its enemies. Ifthe conven-
called one of " emancipation" but it may well be
doubted whether one slave in hundred will be
made free. Their owners will send them further
South for sale. Other States may follow Kentucky,
and further deportation Southwark take place. Is
1t polite or safe for the Southern States to submit
TO having forced upon them this surplus of pecu.
liar population While State after State is re-
nouncing our fellowship and weakening our infu-
ence in the general government, shall we quietly
submit to be cramped, tied down, and further
weakened at home by becoming the asylum of this
refuse population. If Kentucky, Maryland or Mis-
souri, choose to take the credit of emancipating their
slaves, they ought to be made to bear the burdens
of emancipation, and not force all its evils upon
Others. 1t will be, in fact it has already be-
come, vital question with us of the extreme South
whether we should not adopt the severest regula-
tons to prevent the influx of negroes, whether free
or slaves, to these States. 1t is a matter which
should be attended to in time. The State Legisla-
lures now in session ought to adopt stringent
measures, and if the Kentucky movement goes on,
every Legislature should be called together TO de-
wise means of self-protection.
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Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent -

Cotton Grain and Stock Markets-New York Sena-
torial Election-William n. Seward Elected.
BALTIMORE, February 6, 1S49.-At New York,
to-day, Cotton is steady at previous rates. Sales
to-day 1000 bales. Flour is dropping
selling at s. SO. Stocks firm. Treasury Notes
II premium.
BALTIMORE, February, ls49.-W. H. Seward
has been elected Senator from the State of New
York by 81 ma orY on Joint ballot.
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arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES Geo Woodward, Taylor, J Jones, As
Sheaey KY Bronson lady and daughter Ch1on
dsnce Parish Va s2ek Wright and Tt adE H. n i.eey
La L Hommedleu Ohio Judge Chambers, Md; ID Myers
ST LUIS r.
yERANDAH LANES Hall, Miss VIM Wagner Samuel
Egerton Capt John Crpp DR. Ford Pnoeau James
Edmonon. Gussdorf, q Mr. Hepburn ana iady, ~
Beal ship West Elan, Bruno and son. Baton Rouge
Barrett Va.
ST LOUIS 80 W Blood, J Colwn, Upton, John Han;
ming L MITCHELL Haggin, o. Rufus joiner, Memphis
Reynolds Ky; T Carver, Mobile 49,
PLANTERS. - Hawkins A Hawkins, Ohio Sees "
Rose, Rouge; Byrd, L Williams Ala; A kokr La
Austin, Miss. -
HEWLETT'S "A Hage Baton Rouge James Good!Gs I'm
cinnat; Hodge; Magi Packard, La; ii PERKINS, w.
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G5- The steamer Robert Fulton arrived at Louis
vile on the Sd, from Pttsburg, having on board
III recruits for the California regiment. They
were under command of Lieut.. Wood, of the Sd
Regiment of Infantry, and are to stop at Jefferson
Barracks below ST. Louis
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o. Mr.. Benton, it is said, will accompany his
daughter and Mrs. Benton to the other side of the
Isthmus, on their way to California, soon after the
adjournment of Congress.
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Er Mr.. Mangum, Senator from North Carolina,
has resumed his seat in the United States Senate this
being his first appearance during the present session
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COLLEGE OF SAINT ANDREW, ARKANsAs.-We
are pleased to learn from the Van Buren, Intelli-
gencer, that this college, without any delay is to
be opened to-day, the 18th inst.
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o. The Legislature of Illinois determined upor
an adjournment on the 18th inst.
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Quick TRIP.-The steamboat Pike No. 7, re.
Gently made the trip between Cincinnati and Louis
vile in hours
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G< A convention of the free soil party of Rhode
Island is to meet Providence on the LIST of March
for the purpose of nominating candidates for State
officers
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Married:
In the parish of East Fecsna, January by Rev. G.
Of that parish.
At Springfield parish Of East Baton Rouge, February by the
Rev John Burke Rector of ST. James Church. Rouge,
THOMAS J. BURLINGTON, NJ. D., to MISS ALEXINA E.
DUNN, daughter Maj. A. NJ. Dunn, all of parish.
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Gr Mr. l.. A. Hine has retired from the Cincin
natl Sunbeam.
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Nautical .

o. We thank the officers of the Homer and Of
the Oregon for late papers.
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Fancy Articles and Perfumery,

q
FANCY ARTICLES,
selected expressly this Market consisting in part
CARD CASES-Pear, Shell, Silver etc.
RETlCULES-Sika and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES-A fine assortment styles.
DESKS-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache, ETC.
WORK BOXES-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc.
DRESSING CAsEs-Ebony Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Velvet and Papier Machs.
ACCORDEONs-Bes French double frame
MUSIC BOXES-Shel and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty ASSORTMENT.
GOLD PENS-Of first makers. Gold and Silver Cases.
JEWEL BOxES-Ebony Rosewood and PAPER Maehs
CHESS MEN-Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES-A large assortment
ODEUR BOXES-From two to SIX bottles
PAPETERlES-Of Ebony Rosewood, PAPER, etc.
FANs-Ot Pearl, ivory. Feather, Paper, Silk, etc.
PORTE MONNAIES-Of Shell PEARL Leather, etc.
CANES-Mounted with God, Silver, etc.
UMBRELLAs-A superior article, made for US.
ALSO
fine stock PERFUMERY Combs Brushes, Cloves Suspend
r. Money Belts Shoulder Braces Fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS, tc. etc.
fvs ,maan GUINNESS & BUSH, 3 Camp st.
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Observation-Disclosures of the most approved
styles and most elegant varieties may be found at
Steel's where we advise those to 60 who desire to
indulge in the amusement fashionable at this season.
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AMERICAN THEATRE.-Spite of the unpleasant
weather and startling opposition which it has to
contend with, this house continues to do healthy
and profitable business, which is well deserved by
the active enterprise of the management. Tonight
the public are offered Sberidan's famous comedy
of the as School for Scandal" cast in manner
which must ensure its correct representation-Mr.
Jamison appearing as Charles Surface, and the
other characters being distributed among Messrs.
Greene, Spear, Eytnge, Mrs. Pope, Miss Petrie and
Mrs. Rowe. Miss La Forest and Mr. Thompson
will both dance, and the entertainments will con-
clude with Charles the Second''-Mr. Grattan as
the Merry Monarch and Mr.. Greene as Capt. Copp.
Such sterling amusements as these cannot fail to
support the American in its proud title of the IA
vorite theatre of New Orleans
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MONEY LosT-We refer our readers to the ad-
vertisement of Mr. Walter Nico, who has lost his
pocket book, with large sum of money. We hope
there may be some one lucky enough to find it, and
restore it to the owner.
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The BRICKS - The big Hold" of ''The
Bricks" requests us to state that an important
meeting of the Society will be held some night this
week, in the Pelican, between Union and Gravier
streets. Members expected to be fully provided
with badges and the paraphernalia of the order.
Due notice, we are informed, will be given of the
evening on which the meeting is to be held.
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to- .NOTJCE-Friends of Harmony r,odoe !,

5S-The Members and Visiting Brethren OF this Lodge
are notified that the Lodge is removed No. Front
eyee between Customhouse and Benve Streets where
10 future their meetings will be held EVERY FRIDAY *
EVENING, at halt past O'Clock. Punctua attendance
will be expected BY order OF the w. M
fyl2 Ct J. P PHILLIPS, Secretary
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A CHANcE.-Persons intending to commence
housekeeping should notice the advertisement, in
another column, of furniture and kitchen-ware for
sale, at ii Triton Walk.
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Died:


AT 10 minutes O'Clock, Sunday afternoon, February
JOHN ADAMS First Assistant
No. H. aged of West Cambridge Mas and
the last a resident Of his
~ His friends and acquaintance and the Fire Department.
most respectfully invited attend funeral
Duplane street, between Magazine and Foucher Streets THIS
AFTERNOON, at A O'Clock.
On Sunday morning. February H. about II O'clock n pro-
raced Illness Miss MARY OLIVIA HOUSTON, her 18th year,
departure from earth of her and amable spirit
u The friends and family and OF Alexander
Dmiy invited attend her funeral which will take place
THIS EVENING, O'Clock, her mothers residence
Good Children street, Third Nun cipalty.
II Nashville (Tenn) papers will please copy the above
Wheeling Sunday, eth JAM. Mr. JAMES B. BARNES
aged ST. Mr. Barnes native of Portsmouth, England. He
he resided East Cambridge,
England Glass Company
with Mr. John L. HOBBS he established
acer at Wheeling Va He has left wife and several children
The deceased
performed last
law, H. L ghton East Cambridge when the body
tomhd at Mount Auburn. undr the direction New England
member and founders. On
Fellow funeral a
paid the deceased Wheeling the fraternity place.
before the body East Mr. Barnes oldest Odd
Grand Widely obtained charter lodge
Hersey Esq., this the
INTO the of the Order the United Sates
The
always his bond He by
all who knew him, but by those
the institutes religion and heartily
adopted did much strengthen the
noted higher and hoe sphere enoymen-Bos
ton Paper.
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takes place ArTory Hall MONDAY, February a. and tn
Sixth on MARDI GRAs Tuesday, February 90.
fyl2 1t JAS. P. BROOKS Director
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ns- Scattering cases and few deaths Of Cholera
occur in Nashville.
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E Perseverance Fire GO. No. 10. You wi
uniform to attend the funeral of Mr. JACK ADAMS First
snt Foreman the Company Every member requested
present at the hour. by order OF the Foreman.
fyl2 HENRY j. HYAMS Secretary.
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HERR ALEXANDER. - This celebrated necro-
mancer, whose unapproachable jngglery has de-
lighted and mystfed the town for the last week or
so, has determined TO remain at the Armory Hall
for three nights longer. His magical mirror is a
theme on which those who have seen it wax elo-
quent. Every body should improve the present
opportunity.
STICKNEY's CIRCUs.-A very pleasing variety
of performances may be witnessed at the little
Olympic this evening Levi North and his horse
Tammany have been reengaged, and will severally
delight the spectators, the one with his graceful
horsemanship and the other with his almost super
human sagacity. Another star has been recently
added to this establishment, Monsieur Duveloy
who performs upon two ropes, suspended in the air.
all the India-rubber feas which other jontless ndi
viduas do upon the ground.
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tW Harmony piyision mo. 1a s. @

TT Harmony Division No. Is S. of 1.-THE An.
Division will be celebrated SNyWzzx
Meeting, to take place MONDAY EVENING NEXT SSZEEM
the 2h instant at the Baptist Church. ST. Charles AS
which Addresses
Odes sung, suited to the SAzdE1S
All Sons of Temperance the respectfully assist
IN the celebration
, The Members Of the Division and all who wish participate
the celebration, Tchoupi
toua street, o'clock P NJ when Procession be formed
which will proceed 10 the Church.
Exercises will commence O'Clock.
Centre Pews reserved the Latle
- . Committee Of Arrangements:
". h. RONDEAU, CHAS. FERGUSON, L. B. BLADES.
II. DAVIS, JOS. BENSON fyo 3t9dn
Lessons in the French Language. EU
GENE ESDRA has the honor
general, that he has his FRENCH CLASSES Office
2s Duncan's Buildings, Exchange Place. fys I'm
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ST. CHARLEs-Mr. Macreadys Last Engage
ment-This great actor plays, for the last time, his
round of characters at this fashionable house, COM
mencing tonight in Hamlet. 1t were superfuous to
say anything in favor of this gentleman His depar
ture from the stage will leave void difficult to fill
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Correspondence Of "Ibe DaiIp Crescent. "

o. The Falcon arrived at Savannah on the 9Th
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
sz-sEE lDYERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD PAGE.

NobiL, ALlFORNIA, Reynolds, q P. M cars
ST. Louis ANDREW FULTON, Fulton, 5 r. M.
Pitsburg SAVANNAH, Fulton, P. M.
pittsburg DUCHESS, Wade, p M.
We,nDhis -..... CONVOY, Garrison, S P. NJ.
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LECT u r j. S

I q
For the Benefit of Asylum for the relief OF DESTE
TUT,E FEMALES.
The will delivered by the Rev. WIN. R.
NICHOLSON, at the ARMORY HAIL. WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the 2lst instant, at half past O'Clock.
Price Of TcesAdmtting Gentleman and Lady for the
SIS. Ticket for a single Lecture of the SERIES so
tH principal Bookstores and by the
bers of the General Committee.
Committee Lectures
NJ NJ. COHEN, JAMES SAUL, B. M. NORMAN.
II Programme. fyl0 2dptd
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ORLEANS THEATRE. The Monplaisir ballet
troupe appear this evening in the new ballet of
" Esmeralda,' or the " Bell Ringer of Notre Dame
de Paris, one of the best ballets they have, in
which they introduce some fascinating dances, to-
gether with new scenes, painted by Mr.. Develle.
Monplaisir is infinitely the best male dancer that
has ever visited this country, and his wife also ex-
cellent in her peculiar style. Some of the dances
introduced have never before been performed in
this section Of the country by the Monpaisir troupe
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ABOUT TO CLosE.-Stockwell's Panorama is
announced TO close on Friday next. Let those who
have not seen it improve the time.
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T Young Mems FRANKLIN Debating Society

KeSqSr Weekly Meeting Of this Society will be held MONDAY
streets Question for debate" Was the
Cesar sifabe " The Public generally Ladies paricu-
larry, are invited to attend. BY order.
fy2 IT. c. c. CAMPBELL, Secretary
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G. YALE, JR, & co.

". 1ALE, JR., u CO.
No. 81 MAGAZINE street,
kE nov Tsce,yng their Spring stock of New FANCY SILK
hND sIEAW GOODS which the impor
tons OF Dress Goods Bareges, French Lawns Jacone Mns
Tnghas rald Swiss Mun Verone, French Lace Gimp
Tuscan BRAID and Straw BONNETS fashion ARTIFICIAL
Rich Bennet ami Cap RIBBONS every variety
SATIN anu lahea Ribbons assorted Shaw Scar Hand
kerc5e IRISH Inens Swiss Null and Taran MUsLINs
and Stripe do THREAD LACES and EDGINGS Silk snd I,ie
do; EMBROIDERIEs PRINCES GLOVES HOSIERY and
almost articles usually kept BY them to which thew
respectfully invite the city and fy 2d2Ip INV
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TO ARTISTS AND AMAT1

MORPHY MENUS AUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazin
w street. opposite Banks Arcade, Sales Auction
Pnvate Sales OF Real Estate Stocks Cargoes Negroes
Successons, Underwriters and Port Wardens' Sales.
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is the best Preyeniye of Cholera Clean
and URA Frs SOCKS be obtained,
cheap, at LEGHToNS Gentlemeus Furnishing Store No.
Royal street.
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ST. LOUIS ...... ANDREW FULTON, Fulton, S p NJ
Pnsburg SAVANNAH, Fulton, p NJ
Pttsburg. ....... DUCHESS, Wade, p M
Memphis ......... CONVOY, Garrison 5 F. NJ
ew u S. Mail Savannah For Louisville. Cincin-
nati Wheeling and Pttsburg-THS DAY Monday at O'CLOCK
P. Nj, positively from the foot Of Poydras street 70 ,,
fylS HYDE g. OGLEsBY, u Poydras st.
fT The steamboat Andrew Fulton-FOr 81 LOUIS
Memphis etc-s receiving freight and will leave This IA
Monday at O'Clock NJ positively from Poylras street wharf
fyl2 HYDE g. OGLESB1, IL foydras 81
tv Notice to Passengers per brig Perfect, for
PERFECT will please send their
baggage and freight and be board MONDAY
at5P. M opposite the Beef Market, First Municipality
" DEWEY g. CO. 81 Gravier st.
are advised TO get passports the Governor
he certified by The Consul for Venezuela. fylo Bits
Auction Sales This Day.
MoRPHY NEvIUs will sell, at II O'Clock, at III Maya
zine street, $50 bbls. Lime. 49,
M ARMFELD will sell at the store OF Jasper +. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats Boots. Shoes ETC.. with
out reserve. GtY See Auction head.]
s. of T.. Meetings This Evening.
CRYSTAL TEMPLE HONOR, No. 4, at Temple Hall. No.
561a Canal street.
HARMONY DIVISION No. Is, at Crystal Fount Hail. go
Tchoupitouas street, hafpast7.
LANE DIVISION No. g. in the Methodist church at Algiers.
CRESCENT DIVISION No. T. Pelican Hall, of st.
Charles and Common streets, at oclock.
CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF Honor No. A, at Temple Hall, No.
$50 Canal street, at halfpast7.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
WHOLESALE purchaser to call and examine nv yer,
w large stock OF HATS and CAPS in store and IG
constantly receiving by every arrival from New SZX
ISL fork direct rom my mandatory in New. ~
S ark n. j. lean sell cheaper than any other bouSe n
the city. and there cannot be found in New Orleans
peter assortment OF those articles have at present in store
SO dozen OF black, white and pearl BUENA VISTAS ri
fur and wool. JOHN DURBRIDGE A' VI
fy12 % (;nsfomhonse a. NJ -
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E NewOrleans, Dec. S. 1849.-Dr j. MENSING:
SrThe Set be
JOB ever saw Theyae equally serviceabe
natural teeth Those needing done
call No. ID ST. John street, and Grayier
strrets, and inspect for themselves. Yours,
iS 3m A e. THICKER
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II Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. +, MULLEN'S
the other columns of this He of the
In need would do well to him CALL at IS
nIstf
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"A UT & SEYMOUR, JULIA STREET nexr To The com,
OF Commerce. near New Levee street. S11asss.ss
Kaings. Iron Doors and Shutters. Screws IF 70
all Kinda and sizes; MACHINERY made r.
to order, repaired and reguGted Castings In 6Tss. an
composition; Scales Beams and Platforms repaired r.gu
lated ana with seal of the State Inspector appended
Orders left at this establishment or at the store
SEYMOUR CO.. No. AZ CAMP STREET will be exc
cuted with CELEBRITY and prom pfness - frfo d
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s< u s. Mail Savannah For Louisville. Clncln
matt Wheeling and Ptsburg-THS DAY, Monday, at O'CLOCK
p Nj positively, from the of Poydras street. -
fv1S HYDE g. OGLESBY, 10 Poydras st.
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FOR SALE.
A EULL SET OF ICE CREAM APPARATITS
"A Tubs. preezers etc.. nearly new will be sod chean
Apply at 81 st. Charles street fv1n onsfP
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

TO THE CALIFORNIA GOLD DIGGERS
Take good supply of CLOTHING with you you will make
great mistake The largest Clothing
etc., in New Orleans. you will find ALFRED MUNROE
CO.'S "One-Prce Store, No 81 Magazine e- the
advertisement IN another column. We Ct
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COTTON SEED
IN HAND and for sale
v fETiI GULF COTT ON SEED, from plantation near Rod
nsy' jaaa im2p LATHRoP, KNOX Co Ii Poyda, e.
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Pleasant Weather in New York-the Mails and the Ieie.
graph-Gotd TN 'quarts'-Goid storv-.Judge CatrOn s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Operat ms Launches-
WOrnOut Vessels for California
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III Our Readers requested to the advertise.
ments Of WISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DANlDS PLASTER the first page paper. These ex-
eent remedies sold only SCOvIL MEAD 0harres
i,Itf