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The Might Watch,

MesSrs. Editors-Whin few weeks several iron chests
in different part of Municipality Gone Of them ice)
have been forced by gunpowde and their contents
stolen, without disturbing the guardians % of the night
As burglars cannot employ this agent without producing
noise resembling the report of cannon. the money expen
ded in supporting night watch evidently
tax upon the community @.
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Boston APPoINTMENTs.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Boston Signal writes that Mr..
Ashmun, brother of the representative from Mas
sachusetts, is to be the Navy Agent at Boston.
Mr. Devens, of Greenfield, and Mr.. F. Coolidge, a
shoedealer in Boston, applicants for the post of
U. S. Marshal; and Mr.. George Woodman, of
Boston, for the office of Naval Store Keeper, at
CharestoWn
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GERMAN ZINC.
ID CASKS German nc in store and Tor sale low by
IL SAM LOCKE, 8 and Front Levse,
my1O Between Customhouse and Benville sts
ao.-..-,,---., ,.. .--..-- =, :. :. = ,-,,,,
COMPOSII1ON SAEATalNG ~ Ais q SPIKES.
S(M LBS Composition SheathIng Nails, 4 OF an
S ~ inch. . Of an inch, and inch
store and for sale low by Np'"e' " '"'"'' III
90 SAM LOCKE. and Front Lsyee,
-I11vI1 ar C000c I,.:.I :, ). :, i..-
az N A 1Es SSOODTHmGnn1lIeo 10 Deoeh'ure
~ BALES - super imperales,
w 10 90 go 40. PTned Cahcoes.
~ cases DO Printed Lawns and Mnslns. ;.
i, q 40 90 bareges balzonnes and organizes.
~ cases Linen fiathlas hoyaes
90 do BritannIas
90 90 f;stophas, extra hne
do Do Creas la Morlack.
just Ieee s,e, and 10, sac by T. prc,- ne
mylo odNltW McDoW ELL fECh 20 6faVerst'
u g. MUSKETS, RIFLES PISTOLS &c
s10Il NEW u s Niuskets with bavonets complete
SUU 100 u s. Model Rifles with straps
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SUPREME CoURT.-Under the proper head will
be found decision, delivered last Monday by our
Supreme Court, which will prove important to
owners of vessels. 1t relates to the employment of
the vessel in her regular trade by one of the own
ers, after the death of his coproprietor, and the
legal consequences resulting therefrom. The coun-
sci in the case were not able to find similar one
in "the books'
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PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO RAILROAD. 1t is
stated that the following subscriptions to the stock
of this road have been already made: by the city
of Pitisburg, 10000; by citizens Of Pittsburg,
10000 sum which, it was confidently ex-
pected would, before the close of the week, swell
to 1000; by Allegheny City, 100000; while
the subscriptions in Ohio amount to about S4OO 900
This forms a total of million of dollars already
secured; enough to grade and bridge road from
Pittsburg to Masson, distance of $50 miles,
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AMERICAN FIREMEN.-During fire which &C.
Cured recently at Windsor (Canada) the firemen
on the American shore, crossed over and did good
service, to repay which the citizens OF Windsor
have resolved to present the Chief Engineer with
"a silver trumpet.
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FEMALE EDIToR.-We perceive that Mrs. Prev
EFT, formerly of this city, edits the Yazoo City
Wing. Mrs. Prewett shows considerable ability
and practical knowledge in her editorials. We
may well believe from our knowledge of her
capacity that she manifests more power than is
frequently met with in the management of party
naners.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SARAH SANDs.-The Sarah
Sands-for whose safety apprehensons were enter
tained-was passed the Both ult. by the ship
Constitution. The Constitution brought the eng-
neer of the Sands to New York. and the steamer
was expected to be in port on the 1st of May.
When five days out the Sands broke the piston rod
of the engine by the propeller getting foul of some
thing in the water After that she had no steam on
her, and the propeller acting as drag, impeded
her sailing. She had two hundred passengers, all
in fine health, as there was Oh board an abundance
of provisions and water. The cargo was valuable
and in good order
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AID TO MASSACHUSETTS, CoLLEGEs.-The aid
for the Massachusetts Colleges has been refused by
the Legislature of that State, the money intended
for that purpose having been, by an amendment,
devoted to the use of Common Schools
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taI $ll ,l5U, uSi
w. NJ. MEREDITH, Secretary of the Treasur!

W. NJ MEREDITH, Secretary Of the Treasury
Treasury Notes Outs landing May i, 1s4o.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, May l, 16i9.
Amount outstanding of the several issues prior to
Office s15o, s3s 81
1916 as per records Of this office 1876 $50 90
Amount outstanding of the issue of the 18th Jan.
nary. 1S47, records of this Office 5673 $50 90
5.959, 739 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of the &C.
counting officers, of which 80 $50 is under
the act of 22d July, 1916, $500 under the act
of 18th January, 1877, and $3.50 under other
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SPEcIE.-The steamship Globe, arrived yester-
day from Brazos St. Jago, via Port Lavaca and
Galveston, brought $4,000 in specie, to order.
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WALKER OF WISCoNsIN-SenatorW Walker, it is
sad is preparing an address to his constituents in
vindication of his course regards his noted
amendment to the California bill.
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NOMINATION FOR CoNGREss-Ihrd Congress
s,onal District. After the adjournment of the
Democratic State Convention at Baton Rouge on
the 18th inst, the Delegates from the Third Con-
gressional District unanimously nominated John
H. Harmanson the democratic candidate for re-
election to Congress from that district.
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LIFE OF WIRT.-It is stated that John P. Ken
needy, of Baltimore, is engaged in writing the Life
of the late William Writ. The work is nearly
ready for the press, and will be comprised in two
octave volumes. 1t will contain the correspond
ence of Mr.. Writ, much of which is of great inter-
est particularly illustrating the political history of
the times in which he lived.
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GOVERNOR OF Conference.-The Legislature
of Connecticut says dispatch to the Picayune,
has elected Trumbull the wing candidate, Governor.
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SMITHSONIAN INsTITUTE-I'he lectures in this
institution were opened on the Both ult, by Profess
sor Hitchcock, of Amherst. The subject of the
Professors course, consisting of three lectures, is
general geology. crowded auditory attended the
first, very many being unable to obtain admission,
and many, who could not get seats, were glad to
stand during the lecture. The lectures, however,
are a subordinate portion of the operations of the
institution. correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
thus writes of the other duties which are being per-
formed by the officers of the Smithsonian:
"The institution, under the present able admin
istraon of Professor Henry, is already doing much
towards the increase, as well the diffusion of
knowledge among men, A system of meteorologi-
cal and magnetic observations, in various parts of
this Continent, has already been successfully es-
tablished, and from it the most important results
are expected. The institution furnishes instruments
and instructions scientific observers, some four
or five hundred of whom are in correspondence
with DIR. Foreman, the gentleman who superin-
tends that branch of the inquiry Measures have
been taken for obtaining from scientific institutions
in Europe prompt information TO all additions to
scientific knowledge; and it is contemplated also
to commence soon the publication of Journal of
correct improvements made in arts and science.
Professor Jewett, the Librarian, is assiduously en-
gagged in his department, and, while collecting a
library, is forming catalogue of every work now
in the libraries of this country; general catalogue
of all the works extant in the collections of the
world relating to America, is also in preparation.
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rr We are indebted to Capt. Ellery, Of the
Globe, for late Galveston papers.
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RED RIvER.-The Shreveport Gazette of the
9th ult says the river at that place is quite high
and continues TO rise
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o. The following is the result Of the drawing of
Bel Air Lottery, Class No. %, drawn at Baltimore
on the LIST inst, Is, l, Sc, 10, &c. AZ, IS, g. g. Ga,
10, d..
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DEPARTURE OF Mr.. BULLITT.-Our esteemed
friend and feow-citizen, A. C. Bulitt, OF the PIC
ayune, left our town day before yesterday for
Washington the scene of his future editorial labors
He was accompanied to the boat by host Of old
friends, to whom he endeared by his fine social
and Intellectual qualities We wish Mr.. Bullitt all
manner of success in his new and difficult position
at Washington. We know he will command sue
cess by the ability and the ardor with which he will
advocate the political principles to which he is
attached,
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SWORD PREsENTED.-A handsome sword has
been presented to Lieut.. G. B. Mcclellan, of the
Sappers and Miners, for his gallant conduct in
Mexico, by number of his friends in PHILADELPHIA
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MOBILE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-We perceive
that Mr.. Lewis Troost, First Assistant Engineer Of
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, has returned to
Mobile having completed the field notes of the Sec
tion assigned to him. extending some distance north
of Aberdeen, Mississippi.
OF Mr.. Hannegan, Minister to Prussia, sailed
from New York in the steamer Europa.
CANADIAN MACE-sTEALER.-The man to whom
report assigns the post of the Canadian Cromwell
is an unfortunate fellow whose free living has
caused very hideous nasal dilapidation, accompa-
MED by smell which renders him unapproacha-
BILE except to windward. He formerly kept
second-rate coffee-house in Montreal, and acquired
some property, on which he now lives.
t Mr.. Michael deY Dung, at No. Annuncation street.
has the Patent Rotary Chun for sale and also wishes
Sell one half of the right for the States of Louisiana
and Alab ANA This Churn is great improvement and
becoming indispensable article for those who wish to
make butter with economy.
AMERICAN THEATRE-Beneft Of Mr.. j. S. Charles.-
The Complimentary Benefit which has been projected by
his friends for this gentleman, takes place tonight and
feel justified in augurng that OF the ost numerous
audiences that met within the walls of the American,
VIII assemble there this the high they
have OF Mr. Charles only talented member OF his
Srduous profession but of brightest ornaments,
uniting with 1t the reputation of worthy citizen. highly
respected by all who have the pleasure of knowing him.
The trying circumstances in which Mr. Charles placed at
this moment well known and have created vey lauda
bic sympathy in his behalf Besides which the amusemens
offered form very attractive BILL embracing the gatuous
performances OF almost every respectable member pro-
well worth seeng-MHzei's Mechanical Circus and The
curious feature of Lottery.
ORLEANS THEATRE-Last might bit tw0 Of the Season.
We again call attention the fact that Mr. and Madame
Matthew of the Orleans Theatre take benefit this even.
ing and do with the greatest pleasure having repeat
eddy had evidence of their talent in their particular lines
They have been attached the Orleans for many years. and
Their places could scarcely be supplied by the
French stage. The performances will consist of Auber's
new opera " La Part du Dabe," and a vaudeville
called Roland Furieux." Mr.. and Madame Matthew ap-
pearng in each piece Tomorrow evening" benefit of
Old Trend Mr. s. Colin Treasurer Of the Orleans Theatre.
and last night Of Donizetts celebrated grand Opera Of
La Eayotts.n
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ssz- California Mining Association of tn!
MINER CLOTHING G..
THOMPSON & NIXON, No. A Canal Street.

Have and complete stock OF FASHIONABLE
SUMMER CLOTHING comprising all the Styles and made
tasty for the Neworean re-
tail trade
Super French Cashmere Cloth Frock and Dress Coats
Super French Drap d'Ete Frock and Dress Coats
Black and colored Merino Sacs and Polka Goats;
Black and colored Alpaca Sacs and Polka Coats
Check and striped Linen Sacs and Polka Coats
Black and fancy single mlled Cashmere Pants;
Black French Merino Pants, various QUALITIES
French Drilling Pants of all the newest styles;
White Military, Canvas and Satin Drill Pants;
India Nankeen, Check and Stripe Linen Pants;
Black Bombazne, Satin and Silk Vests;
White, buff and fancy figured Marseiles Vests;
Figured buff and worked Linen Vests
Superior Irish Linen Shirts special make
Super Cambria Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen Boscms
Suner York Mill Muslin Shirts do.
Linen and Cotton Drawers, laced backs;
Gauze Merno and Cotton Undershlrts and wrappers;
(iaUz Silk UpderShirts AMI Drawers
Silk and Cambria Muslin Crayats and Summer Ties;
White Cambria and Silk Pocket HandkerchIeis
Silk Cotton and Linen Suspenders;
Cloves Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns, etc. apo 2dpu
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.

LARIE SIOCh OF DR u W IL > I,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
C. M. SIMPS No. 2s Chartres st.
Offers for sale of FANCY and STAPLE DRY
GOODS either wholesale RETAIL for cash approved paper
prices and many less than in of
making change present business Merchants Planters and
Families will find their interest call and examine the
Among his stock will be found large assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Silk Tissues Plain. Plaid and Figured Fouard SILKS !:
Broc-de and Btoche SILKS.
BLACK SILKs-Of all widths and qualities, for Mantlas
and Dresses.
SILK MusLrNs-BARKaEs-Plan, Satin, Striped and
Printed; large assortment.
PRINTED MUsLINs and LAwNs-Organdies.
Swiss MUsLINs. embrodered-colored and white Plain
and figured Swiss Musns.
RoBEs-Swiss embossed. of various styles.
French Jaconets and Cambrcs.
A large lot of Cheap Muslns, from 10 to Is cents.
GINeHAMs-A large lot of genuine French, at Is cents
OF do fine, styles.
CALICoEs-French. English and American from cents to
25 per yard.
PARAsoLs-Two styles also cheap.
HosIERY-500 doz. Cotton Hose and Half Hose, cheap.
MOURNING GooDs-Black MousseIine de Lame, Barege
Bombazne Apacas Chay Silk Lustres and Tissues Muslns
and Lawns.
SHAwLs-s20OO worth of real China Embroidered, DAM
ask, White and Coored GRAPE sHAWLs, which will be Of
value Cashmere, Silk Barge and
Muslin Shawls, various styles.
MANrILLAs-Of Muslin, Embroidered and Lace.
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS.
LINENS and House Keeping Goods.
IRISH LINEN SHIFTING of the best manufacture, grass
bleach, for family
LINEN SHEETINGs of all widths. fully guaranteed.
TABLE LINENs-Damask and Cloths, with Napkins TO
match.
DIAPERS of all kinds Huckabuck, Scotch Bifdseye.
TowKLINGs of various kinds Russia Crash, Linen Checks
pure and mixed.
ta All Linen Goods sold with full guarantee being pure
and of the Lest fabrics.
PLANTATION GOODS.
KERsEYs and LrNsEys JEANS and DRILLS. Lowcls and
heavy Chocaw Stripes Kentucky Jeans-Cas
meres: 600 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS.
~ The above form but small portion of The stock all OF which
will be offered very low pnces my4 21ptf
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THE Cheapest Goods of the Season

@ e. sdsS s' 5 i ss"I u
$500 DRESS GOODS at our house Of the newest GM
80 styles and richest Materials very little the W
- usual of the common articles.
D. P. SCANLAN a. CO., No. 10 Charities st.
e~Seyera STYLES OF ORGANIZES BALZARtNES
and JACONETS Also, each FRENCH
CHAMBRAYS and BATlSrE GlNGHAMS, which will be
Is cents--worth Is per yard. apl7 3w 2dp
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATEs-The nominees of
the Democratic Baton Rouge Convention replied as
follows to the announcement of their nomination by
the committee appointed for that purpose
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AoBeaverteen, Veveteen and Check Hunting Jackets Ghea'
Linen and Cotton Check Shirts Bingham Shirts Hickory
Undeitts and Drawers every description. Clothing Of al u
the largest assortment IN NewOrleans.
kK ONE PRICE...NO DEYIlTION!
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WHITE LEAD.
o. TONS Pure Atlantic White Lead, in packages of Is
s)O lbs, so lbs 100 lbs. and 500 lbs. in The supe-
rioty of this Lead other manufactures universally
conceded. For sale low by
SAM. LOCKE, and Front Levee,
myl0 Between Customhouse and Bienvie SITS.
TO BLCCK-MAKERS & SHIP CHANDLERS.
DATENT Roler Bushed Shelves, 3to II inches
l. Do. Roller Bushings. for Shelves
Do. Iron Strapped Blocks, all sizes.
For sale low by SAM LOCKE and F1ent L ,lIs
NAILS, SPIKES, COPPER, CoRDAGE, &c.
1N1 KEGS Boston Nails Sd. to tQd:
lOOO a0 kegs Pressed Spikes, to inch. lot,
$1,000 lbs Braziers' Copper 10 TO Az ID sheets.
Manila Rope all size.
$50 bales Oakum, extra.
800 bales Sheet and Hoop lion r0f sac low Ior
cash by L. J. WEBSTER co,
myI6 ct Corner NJ agazne and Poydras st.
TIN-PLATE, TINNERS' TOOLS, MACHINES
IN SETS North's Timers Tools;
lU ~ DO Pecks Improved Tnners Machines;
500 boxes Tin Plate, all Sizes
30 600 lbs Braziers Copper 10 ID. 10 so h. sheets
u casks German zinc. 10 or etc:
300 boxes Loaded Roofing Plates I4x2O &c and TX
Bucket Ears. RiVets. Sauce Pan Handles
Bucket Handles, Pressed Bucket Covers
Coffee Pot Tops. Lantern HONS, Mica
Perforated ~. Tor Coffee Gfegues Block Tin;
Lead, SPeter. Solder. etc, etc
5OO bdls. ngiish and American Sheet Iron, Nos IL 10 r.
For sale low by SAM LOCKE, 8 and Front Leyee,
myl0 between CustomhOusa and BlenvIlie sts.
FAMILIES GOING ACROSS THE LAKE can have
IL their Orders for GROCERIES, promptly and faith fully
mSs In 'e"''"S W W. G. RAYMOND. II Camp st.
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TREASURY REPORT. The Intelligencer pub
fishes the following statements from the Treasury
DEPARTMENT.
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t9- We selling off PRIME COST, our
entire Gtoek of Woolen Glotbing

And such other articles comprised under the head oil WI"
TER CLOTHING partial list Of which be found below oo
past have unusually low, and we have 10
hesitation saying Offering them AT COST, opportunity
presented purchasers supply themselves at MUCH LowhA
PRICES than quality OF Goods ever before sold IN Ne"
Orleans ~ Of Goods, and 1t NUS
be REDUC9b.
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See Third Page for Cry NEWS, &C.

Tur CRrv.ssr-Tbe reports in town yesterday concern
s,n,n Tho v..se were contradictory. From information
derived from gentlemen who had visited the place we are
led to believe that opening is far from beng closed ana
The At our very doors shows this to be the case All
,b hS mart Of The Second Municipality above the Canal
!, flooded as near the river Bacchus street. The inhab
,ans have been forced from their houses to which there
mo access except by k which do not seem to abound in
that vicinity The streets yesterday were hled with iurn
,urs cars carving off the effects of those whose houses
threatened by the advancing element The Canal also
unusually high SO that much be drained into the
lake. We hope we have seen the worst.
ANOTHER CREvAssE.-We learned last evening that
another had occurred below the city, in front oil
the Powder Magazine the opposite side of the river
The width of the opening about one hundred ee and
the fall four feet quantity of powder the landing
was swept away and unless the water arrested the
Magazine will be in danger. 1t expected that sufhcien
force will be the ground this morning TO prevent TURNER
damage.
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Arrivals at the principal Hotels yesterday.

sss W.; si% sS t,.s:
hu s. Rs' hare. s"SS
g. s Sss z' e. s.sisss ss " ''"s'
$ss
Roach ve ehs. awsn L kSss
Go R & 5si. HGT ass.a esG o sTani's
XIV W sS q Hand AMID I s,i, Psaa mine ii 0''
9. Oft. Meetings This Evening.
CRYSTAL Fousr DIVISION No 4, at Crystal FOunt Hall
222 Tchoupitoulas street at hatpast7. nm
WASHINGTON DIVISION No. 5. at Y. Brothers HAM,
Lafayette, at half-past7
MISSISSIPPI XALLEy T D1yslos NSS at Tn na Ma
GSsnd TsmRs stsss Of f. Sd
Temple Hall No So Canal Al Pas, w. C. x T
AID Eis: Hs's1' %y a@I
Steamboat Departures This Day.
wsEE ADvERTIsEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
f fs,t,S; s ssVasS Hsa Fulton
Yss9S ::h4EP TIMfs, wilson, I'm.
"a F:sr
s spa l2a srl6f
Thursday the sSa "s at &C. O'CLOCK
myiO ' T. B. SMITH, 90 Magazine ST.
tJ- Yazoo Packet Hard Times-This lightdraught
AMI running will positively leave THIS DAf
day. 10th inst at 5 o'clock p M, Lehore Greenwood Tchun
City, Vcksburg Grand Cuff Rodney and Notchez from he
of Canal [myOl T. B. SMITH 70 Magazine 81
e..gp The steamboat Buffalo -Weekty L,ine1FoI
Rive,The packet steamboat BUFFALO receiving IRE gh
at the Basin of Julia and will leave THIS DAY
Thursday, at O'Clock p M, punctualy; ,.,y =, p,,
myl0 HYDE & OGLESBf, u Foydras ST.
ty~ U S. Mail Savanna-For Cincinnati, Louisville,
smihand Evansville Paducah and all me,medlate poTs-Wi
THIS DAY, Thursday at o'clock M pnnc,ua from
Poy,Iras street wharf. HYDE g. OGLESBY, 2 Poydras
Passengers will please be on board at the my0
-" The Packet Ship MANCHESTER, Can't. Jas.
Cone from New York. opposite 81 Joseph
Levee or they will their expense and risk
myl0 SAML TOBY q NEPHEW, 80 lamp 81.
v Leon r. Amy, Consignee of 4 boxes Marble, box
York please Undersigned and the same
mylo SAM'L TOBY q NEfHE", 80 camp ST.
--s0s -- 49,.
re-" California Mining Association OF the City
of Nelo Orleans. Company will bold Ifs Meetings
EVERY EVENING Sundays exceped at haipast O'CLOCK at
coming may all information the sub
The sktul and practical MINER and CHEM
S superntend the Mining operations the Com
will for California the earliest
practicable. All information desired upon the subject may also
be Obtained on application Captain GEORGE YOUNG, Banks
Arcade IL and IL O'Clock A. NJ and and
o'clock p M GEORGE YOUNG.
p S. Mechanics Working Men particularly invited to
attend the Meetings, ap2
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OF Mr.. Hannegan, Minister to Prussia, sailed
from New York in the steamer Europa.

kV Mr.. Michael deY Dung, at No. Annuncation street
has the Patent Rotary Chu for sale and also wishes to
Sell half of the patentgh for the States of Louisiana
and Aabam This Churn is great improvement, and
becoming an indispensable article for those who wish to
make butter with economy.
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R we invite the aenton Oh our customers anu o Ns
York and Philadelphia comprising all articles pertaining gentle
| mans wardrobe.
| NORRIS & WAY. 20 Camp street.
rofC omm
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FRENCH LACING DRAWERS II,
t- Just received, another invoice Of FRENCH DhAWEhs'u
Cotton, Linen and superfne Gauze Flannel.
NORRIS & WAY, "a Camp street,
n02o Intf of mi street