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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

MONDAY EVENING, January The Beard had nothing
nues ear cool and pleasant and under its influence the
epidemic gradually declining The reports Of the last five
days-since the 9th u. when the mortality was at the
highesshow regular daily decrease in the number of
deaths ofehoera, and general improvement in the public
Of cholera was 92 Friday So on Saturday. Y on Sun
as bs onos Ss III G
Of days Of good weather favored with yester
day and the day before the mortality up to NAV
properly be considered occurring almost entirely among
persons who became subjects during the previous bad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

WESTERN SHIP BUILDING.-The Boston Post
says they are about to build, rig, and furnish
pletely, in Cincinnati, a brig, for firm in Salem,
Massachusetts,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

VIsITERs.-The number of personswho annually
visit the National Museum, at Washington, is es-
timated at seventy thousand.
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ST. LOUIS BALLROOM.

r OUlSlANA STATE MODEL BACHELORS IN Nya~
l. AUGURATlON BALL AND SUPPER To be ETASS
given the Fifth day OF March, lS49 at the above XMxX
named Room. As4I8
E- The subscription the above Ball is for lin
tied number Of subscribers the Office Of the Ball Room
The Ball Room and magnificent ROTUNDA will be most spen
didly decorated and ilumn ted on this occasion.
The subscribers will elect the Managers and several Committees
practicable order make this SOREE the splendid
witnessed in this city.
For further particulars apply MIR. H. RUFF Err at the Office
Of the Ballroom. d22
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

A THREE.FoLp TRAGEDY-Efects Of Jealousy.
On the morning of the 22d ult, about II O'Clock,
the neighborhood of Walnut street, New York city,
was the scene of tragedy, in which two men,
named Francis Geiger and Frederick William
Marks, both Germans, were killed, and woman
named Maria Rochind was so horribly mutilated in
the breast with several wounds, that she was not
expected to survive more than few hours. The
origin of this frightful occurrence seems to have
been jealousy, as it appears that the woman, some
time since, was brought over to this country from
Belgium by Francis Geiger with whom she had
lived some time. She, however, left him for Marks
a few weeks ago, and went to the house at the cor
ner of Walnut and Henry streets, where she assist
ed him in his business as tailor. Their residence
was however, discovered by Geiger, who was n
large and powerful man, and accordingly after drlv
ing near to the locality in one of the Grand street
stages he entered their room, surprised them, and,
drawing Spanish dirk-knife from his breast, at
tackled the woman, giving her two frightfu gashes,
and almost cutting away the right nipple! After
she fell he attacked Marks and killed him. Then
he stabbed himself Intellectually in the breast four
times, and finally drove the blade into his heart.
All the parties concerned in this transaction are
foreigners. The woman could speak only French.
She was about 26 years old. She was taken to
the Hospital, but is probably dead ere this. We
learn that both the sabs penetrated her lungs. She
was in great agony at the last advces. She was on
the shop board, engaged in sewing when Geiger en-
tered the room, and received the first blow in
sitting position Marks, probably, received his
death-wound in endeavoring to save her. Geiger,
we believe, was in business in Cedar street. This
is one of the most fearful tragedies which has &C.
Cured in. New York for many years.
From the New York Herald Oath ult.
Marks was much older man than Geiger, being
about IS years old, and Geiger about 25 years, and
apparently very healthy and powerful man. The
bodies removed, after the inquest, to the aims
house yard, and will be buried by their respective
friends on Monday. The jury rendered the follow
ing verdict: "That the two deceased, Geger and
Marks came to their death by wounds received
while engaged in an affray with each other at the
house of Marks corner of Walnut and Henry Streets.
The following letter was found in the room of
Marks written in French, which we translate
My DEAR MARIA-I wrote to you once before to-day and
pray you to come to swear to you will marry you,
and do everything you like and will speak bad word
you again. and God Almighty stand my
MISE and keep every promise have made. will wait for
answer, and expect right away pray to come to
once more, and say goOd-by FRANCIS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

Gr The London Waterman says, d" throughout
all British America there does not exist twenty
miles of railway. In the United States there are
about SOOOn
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STOCKWELL'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA
OF THE
MISSISSIPPI RIV FER,


1T PANORAMA HALL, in the COMMERCIAL Elk.
CHANGE BUILDING and continue open Eyerp
Euening in the Week, Sunday excepted,
and on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons at IL o'clock.
THIS PANORAMA Three of Painting
in the World and faithfully view Of country Three
Thousand Fire Hundred Miles Length. The Drawings
made from actual observation, by Mr. STOCKWEL and truth
full the Magnificent Scenery World
in Jude City Toon Village and Landing from the Gulf
of Mexico the Falls Of Anthony Among the Cities repre-
Gaena the Mormon City of Nauvoo, with the Temple ETC. etc
1nnumerabe Steamboats, likeness original
represented way, woodng, landings
snagged collision countless numbers other kinds
will be In the Upper Mississippi
will be shown number of Indian Villages and
with their Lodge "Wgwams, and Groups Of indiana
Full Costume dancing bhpay, fishing and equipped for
battle In short feature of the mighty Father of Waters has
been slightly passed
tE Mr.. j. Nj. WESTON will give Historical and Geographical
Explanations the places the picture before
the audience.
u Admission so cents Children halfprice Entrance from
Perdido
II The Panorama will commence moving at o'clock each
evening. Diff J. M WESTON, Director
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

DRowNED.-In Bangor, (Me) three children of
VIM W. Snow, while sliding down hill, fell into
channel cut in the ice of the stream, and were all
swept under the ice by the current and drowned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

A''' A. HILL & CO.
As CHARITIES Street.
"OuLD invite attention to their extensive variety q
w CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR FANCY
f hNkkI1ti6Gk wGRk fe TA af'ydsg Gifts
ROSE WOOD and EBONY DRESSING CASES;
SILVER, SHELL and PEARL CARD CAs9Es
OPERA GLASSES; PORCELAIN VASES;
ALABASTER ORNAMENTAL G0QDSte, ,yopu
Papier Mache ALBUMS WRITING CASES "ohA
BOXES, ETC.; GRACES
SSE ERScASE T2ssRso sC 5fKsf SeHf aayGRsEs
MISSES, PR9PEL.LERs4 ,C GAPS. etc. etc.
BOUQUET HOLDERS M, crNrI rMrN,r
r11JT MAaEi .Sd GSchcsoEksG;EoNs-ysy rich;
STEEL READ BAGS and PURSES-very rich
roll FIT ARTICLES-a great variety
LOOKfNG GLASSES; PERFUMERY; SOAPS, etc.;
ala A. HILL & CO Is Charities street
TyOR sale at MAYOS @USIC STORE. No. CAMP
IL Strict, doom fIom Canal street. 60N
Rosebud the celebrated Prize Waltzes by Helm aYN
rich Proche; Mirahores Poka. by Jose Roca NJ
Polka Mazourka, Russian Dance: taught by Madame
Angelina l. An de Grace, Is49 Polka Mazurka, BY III
Dances from Pae, ana full of Spanish Songs
Dances, etc. just received per Salvatore. jail 81
RE MOVAL.
RR. A. A. JONES has removed bis BOTANIC N
u DRUG STORE, from No 80 Poydras street. to ~
P s The s'ANTICHOLERA SYRUP, so sue. u
csssuy used in the epidemic Of 1882 and 1899 swsys on
UAARs ~ 49,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

FLOATING HOTEL FOR CALIFoRNIA.-A ship is
advertised at New London, Conn.,, to sail for San
Francisco, and remain at that port, to board pas
sengers at reasonable rates"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

LUNATIcs.-The number of these people in Eng
land and Wales is at present about 900; of these
5000 are paupers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Y csterday

RAIL-RoAD.-The New York and New Haven
Railroad was completed on the 2lst ut.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Managers LUDLOW SMITH,
THIS EVENING Tuesday, January ls49W be presented
the Drama of THE DESERTED VILLAGE. Previous
to which, THE BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR-M Master Ra
venswood, Mr.. G. vandenhof Lucy Ashton, Mrs. Jones.
y Mr. HACKETT engaged for few nights only, and will
shortly appear.
II Doors open hapas g. and Curtain at O'Clock.
Y Tickets and places had application Mr. ]. P
RAILY Of 10 O'clock iag
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

MANUFAcTURING.-A cotton factory is about to
be established at Washington, d. C. Thirty thou
sand dollars of the stock has already been taken.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

SHoT.-On the nigat of the oath ult., at Louis
vile, difficulty occurred at the City Exchange,
in which man named Fletcher was shot by Mr..
J. Tompkins. The ball cut Mr.. FPS cheek consid-
erably, and took off the lower part of his ear.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

PnAcrrcAL AMALGAMATIoN.-The Rev. Mr..
Ward. a colored preacher, has been selected as
pastor of ,nAite congregation in CORTLAND, N. Y.
and colored teacher has been chosen in district
school in Tompkins county.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

VERANDAH. IL spangenberg, Mobile; Peck NO.
HEWLETT's. III Williams, DR. Satterfed, Coast.
PLANTERS. Mrs Walker. St Louis Perry, Cincinnati
Mr. Hale, La.
ST. CHARLES .Bra1ton Bragg Mobile c Reynolds w C
Hichbon Charleston Kendall o. Major Dashie A;
Bontwi, N; Joseph Crane Kercheva Ohio; James
Johnston Nstchez Mr. Dallas, Mrs Smith, and daughter Major
Oliver and lady, James Hall and lady, Miss Graham Miss Hop
kns, Cincinnati.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02
8. of T.. Meetings This Evening.

81 OF To-. .MeetJHgS THIS Evenings
ODEoN TEMPLE No 5. meets at Crystal Fount Hail. 22s
Tchoupitoulas street, at half past7.
PELICAN DIVISION No. l. at Pelican Hail. Common
and st. Charles sts.. at half past 7.
OCEAN DIVISION No. 2, Unity Hall, Margny's Build
ings. Third Municipality, at half.past7.
JEFFERSON DIVISION No. TO- at Gretna. at hapast 7.
CRESCENT DIVISION No. 7, Pelican Hail. of st
Charles and Common streets. at o'clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02
ALABAMA OSNABURGS

ALABA MA OSNAB . RIGS.
TT We receiving, and shall keep sale, largesup.
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manuacur.
ing Company Alabama These Goods we think not in
feo any of Southern Manufacture We invite the atten.
ton of Planters Merchants and Others these Goods
directed to sell at the iOaoest market price,
dl4 3ms JOHN T. DONALD & CO., 80 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

LARCENy-A man named Michael Nagel was yesterday
arrested by the Second Municipality police charged with
stealing the of 500 from the premises of Louis Guile
man. No. 200 Circus street the night of the Both ut
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02
A. F. COCHRAN & CO.,

81 TCHoUPITOULAs Street
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
" porers of FRUITS, NUTS, etc.. have for sale
RAISINS-300 packages, wh0es, halves and quarters
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In jars and fancy boxes.
PECANS-2O0 bags and barrels fine Texas
CHAMPAGNE-100 baskets.
NUTMEGS-5O0 tb No l.
BRANDY CHERRIES; MUSCAT WINE-300 cases:
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufacy, j. Caldwell T. Co.
FIGS-3OO0 drums extra supenor - ,
PEPPER. PIMENTO and RACE GINGER-4OO bags
MACKEREL-An invoice, assorted.
ALMONDS-3OO frails-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-5O kegs superior St Louis.
dis 3m Agency of the celebrated American Powder Co
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
HE Patron that been extended to bef
L ally the last seven years, while in Com = .
s:s S:Sss :sps: Il
facturing and repairing CARRIAGES w ~
We have of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country, and prepared, with good Northern workmen
and the best of materials to build any style OF Carnage to
9Ider and guarantee them two yean used in the country
we are also better prepared than before for repairing
end durability although apparently worn out and qsele.,
Wewu pay freight on carriages sent rs to repair Wev
0is0 Keep ON hand assortment of NEW and SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold low Old CARRIAGRs
taken In trade for New We invite the attention OF
those wanting New Carriages their old repaired to
selves at the corner of 9R.4IIER and CIR OND ELE7
Streets next door TO the Office of the Commercial Water
Works of the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
d. 6maRW MATTHEWS DEA4AN.
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ORLEANS THEATRE,

TTNHs EVENING Tuesday, January s4s-Wi be presented
for the third this the celebrated Grand OPERA
acts, by Rossn, called WILLIAM TELL Performer Messs
Duluc and Corrad, Mesdames Beron snd Lecour.
The Lbretto William Tell Box Office.
C- a quarter O'Clock
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

DR. RoaHRs's% SoMEQ 2HB gHEUr OF LIVER.
A TAAEEEL iPs ss's Gun Ssa
A.h%f an a sss Bronchitis Hopping Cough
TESTIMONIALS.
EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES WHICH CAN BE SEEN IN
Mr. sa grGs BEEN snh with
distressing Cough until my Lung; became affected 70 sGcn
Of S pGsuns any amy
Ts which e SSs NJ & health in very Finch
From the Hon Judge William Burke, late Postmaster Of
The 's statement ss Of assios V"o
G I s' used saHSs he
A REMARKABLE CURE OF CONSUMPTION
Mr. SeouHI was taken with most distressing coush.
several quarts was reduced low that all Of friends.
and even nv physicians, thought must die with Consgmp.
Dr. Roses Ise%o and BE-
fore hsd taken half Of it. to 81 Fo 70 sn
matter, and my cough was stopped BY charm Andb
is use restored to DsiS;sx; f;afi WHITEHEAD
ed Ma,at day IF "
!.0% si ''f Dr. Rogers IiSsrwc and far
has been the Ing TO s
huence in the circulation of so vfH ESRy "WSGsEMAN
Patriot. Gallia co., O.. Dec % 1916
from DR.. Wilson.l
have been the family physician Of MI Wnemah ot .ne
last twelve years during that time Mfs w u, e h ve
of Pulmonary Consumption appeared All he psuai fes
dies failed At this time she commenced using d. Rogers
Liverwort and Tar. 1t acted like charm IN rev Gays
she declared herself nearly WELL have no doubt OF ,s w
;s.s ss T. 4 fs'
Patriot, Gallia county. Ono
rFrom the Wife of Rev George w. MaIey.1
been afflicted with disealed lungs for several years
tried DR. Rogens Liverw0t and Tar and found great
lief would recommend 1t to all whq are suffering with
dheased lungs 90, SARAH MALEf.
IL The following certificate from one of the most dis
gushed sicians in Cincinnati enled TO great credit
statement conscious that appear unpotsssonal
Mr. Charles Wade Of this city, quite low with Pulm0n-
airy Consumption, for which had been treating with less
than usual success his request and that OF h rends
must confess that its effects were really surprising After
using the second bottle visits were and he
soon restored to health do c0nscientousy mend
my brother % pIec1Ps ms remedy IN a pa
ment. William ). hlCHAhDS, W. ~ --
Cincinnati, Oct. 1st 1874
We will now ask the afflicted to canddly examine tta
above and whether evidence than this can
be given favor of any other medicine The above es
mona from persons good standing who can De seen
ing the confidence Of the people who after having *
peenced the good effects Of this medicine nave cgme iof
ward and conscientiOusly recommended IL 70 pe used. .
BEWARE OF CoUNrYRyEITs AND BASE INVITATIONS"
N.B-The genuine article is signed, . 4ndren Rogers
th. engraved wrapper around each potte G. a. 81,
~ PRIcE-41 per bottle, or SIX ootues oF 70. Soio
""''''A'' ~" Sc ssscSoVIL MEAD 1ls ChaTtres st.
between Cont and st LOuis sts.,
n3O1m3dp Sole General Aren't. tor The Southern States
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02
Steamboat Departures This Day.

Fazoo Rirsr MUSCLE NO. 2, Gwartnev, S P. NJ.
Pittsburg UNITED STATES, Caldwell p. NJ.
Pittsburg SACRAMENTO Atkeson P. N.
Mobile. MOBILE, Sutton. 81 p NJ.
EH- u S. Mail United States-For Cincinnati, Wheel
ing and splendid steamboat leaves Poyras street
wharf THIS DAY, Tuesday, at O'Clock, P N: positively:
ja2 HYDE OGLESBY l2 Poydras st.
Greenwood Marion Lefoe Tcua Yazoo City, Sataia and all
intermediate landings THIS DAY, Tuesday, o'clock P M
positively, from Canal street wharf.
JAZZ HYDE g. OGLESBY, 10 Poydras street.
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f r e e A N D e A s

FREE AND EASY
VX7ILL be held at the Seventh Ward Coffee ANA
w house, Henderson's corner OF Poydras and Eesss
ST. Paul street. Second Individuality, MONDAY, a#FNEm5
18th Instant being Christmas Day, at hall: nast
O'Clock. To be continued on WEDNESDAY and Ff~
SATURDAY nights at the same hour DIS 2w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

SNow-SToRMs.-A hetvy snow-storm SET in at
Utica IN. " on the morning of the 22d, and con-
tinued throughout the day.
At Portland (Me.) snow storm commenced on
the same morning, and continued with great vio-
lence during the entire day. vessel loaded with
lumber went ashore between Cape Cottage and
Portland Light, and bilged.
A large number of vessels hav, gone to sea from
Boston and the eastward since ahut the Doth, and
will no doubt feel the effects Of tn. storm severely
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

THE STEAMSHIP 81 FH HErF FApI sTArEs has,
h i.ysd ys S S3I f2ETss N S1f Is .ols
YOUTHS From y to Is years Of age,
Black Cloth Wadded PALETOTS and SACS.
Brown, Olive and Black Tweed Paetots and sacs
Blue and Dab Blanket Paletos and Sacs
F fRs ana Sask SSs Esss I'D TX
Black, blue and fancy colored Cashmere PANTS
Black Corduroy PANTS.
French and American Cottonade PANTS.
Cloth; Cashmere, Silk and Satin VESTS. all styles.
Cotton Shirts with Linen Bosoms Collars Wristbands.
S0l0Esd db stT w;s6 s sfH c etc.,
Very fine Cloth Caps, Silk Glazed
SGkE fns s5SHh and Silk
All oolon Cloth PAtET6Ts and sACs.
- FrOck COATS.
- Round JACKETS.
- Polka and Skirt Jackets.
- Tweeds SACS.
Black and coored Dress CLOAKS
Fancy coored Tweeds School Cloaks
PANTALOONS of all kinds. fine and coarse.
VESTS of all kinds fine and coarse.
SHTRTS-Linen and Cotton, with Linen Bosoms.
CHfLDRESs TAYLOR COSTUMES, a new style.
made from fancy Cloth and neatly braided for Children
"a All eoors Cloth Monterey Skirt JACKETS.
:. :. Polka :. :.
PANTALooNs colors, to match the above suits.
Shirts, SuspendeY and Socks
CLOAKS.7Coth and colored Tweeds Closks;
k The above Clothing cannot be surpassed, for style
and durability the CITY, Unusual has been given
this branch OF business and children can now be fitted in
manner that will excite the admiration IT the Pps ssdious
I3t corner of Customhouse and Old Levee SITS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

EPPs, THE MURDERER.-Wm. cambridge Epps
was hanged at Dinwiddie Courthouse, for the
murder of F. Adol plus Muir. He made full con-
ession of his guilt, in regard to the murder of Muir.
but denied that he had committed the other muir
ders attributed to him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

Auction Sales This Day.
MoRPHY NKv1Us will sell 10 o'clock. No. 81 Maya.
zine street. Groceries. Provisions, Liquors, etc.
R. NJ ARMFIELD will sell the OF Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods. Hats, Boots Shoes, etc. with
out reserve [tv See Auction head1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

BOARDING. .ssJ,,,. III a..
THREE OR FOUR Single Gentlemen can be accop-
i modstsd with BOARDING. and LODGING, q. At. No
236 BarenRe street. -t - 0aen
ENGINE FOR SALE.
SMALL ENGINE, of two horse power. OF superior
"A workmanship, complete in every respect Apply to
d2 LEEDS e. CO. Leeds's Foundry.
nENMAN'S ROSENDALE CEMENT - Landing
on '~ D' joHH sifSoUtD CO.. l4aCornoa st,
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Ell DOR A DO.
Away DER briny billow.
Across the Mexique sea /:
To rest on golden pillow.
NV b.ayt n bdundinR fire.,

ACIcSS tDC LSASAAf~
To rest on golden pillow.
MY heart is bounding freei
What though the waters rave.
And lash the ship sbeam
III ride each angered wave,
And dream a golden dream.
What care 1 for the sea-
What dread of savage hand !
One only thought IS with me
That digging in the sand
I've read in ancient story
This wonderful tradition:
That Gold was sire to Glory
The end of mans ambition.
Adieu. We loved ones all
Farewell to young and old:
l haste, at Mammon's call,
To dig the shining gold.
,e Ionooru 1919.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

TRANS ATLANTIC STEAMERs.-T'he next steamer
10 arrive is the Europa of the Cunard line, which
was advertised to leave Liverpool on Saturday, the
10th inst No steamer left Liverpool for America
on the 9th-the winter arrangement having COM
menced after the LIST of December, under which the
Cunard ships will be dispatched from Liverpool
only once fortnight, or every alternate Saturday,
until after the LIST of May next
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, etc.
RY M0RPHV a. NEVJJrS

THIS DAY. Tuesday Jan.2 at 10 ocock-wil b. sold at
Il store No. 81 Magazine street '
Bacon-Hams and Sides Lsrd Soap Sperm and Tai
low Candles Moasses Sugar. Tea Coffee Rice Rasin. Wres
Codials Brandy Whisky Gin, Rum, Oils Vinegar Ccars To-
bncro lao