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FIENDGsn ACT-Bass Glnpo,cder Plot.-On
Wednesday night, between / and II O'clock a
most daboIlcal attempt made to blow up a
dwelling house, situated on the west side OF Second
street, between Master and Jefferson streets, Ken
slnston. The house was occupied at the time by
the families of Charles Casseday, and Matthias
Connrll who were fortunately asleep in the upper
chambers, and escaped all personal harm from the
destructive explosive agent, used successfully in
the lower back rooms and parts adjacent.
The front building is four stories high, with
back buildings, and down to Wednesday afternoon
was occupied by one or two other families named
Sherry besides the occupants above mentioned
The Sherrys on that afternoon vacated the apart
ments, and left the premises between 7 and s
clock with the remainder of heirfurniture, taking
the key or keys with them.
1t appears that few minutes before the explo-
sion occurre !, Connel and Casseday were ava
kened by the cry of fire. which proceeded from
some one upon the stairs, and violent kick at the
same time at the door Of one of them This was
succeeded by the retreat of person or persons
down the stairway, and through the entry, out of
the house,
Before Casseday could realize that he was fairly
awake, terrific report was heard, accompanied by
Z conclusion that SHOOK the entire building. The
two men, as soon they though it safe proceeded
| to the lower apartments to ascertain the cause of
their sudden and fearful alarm, and discovered that
| the rooms were eveloPed in dense smoke, and
a smell of vIIlanous saltpetre pervaded the whole
| place.
They found all the doors and windows of the
| empty room were broken out the partition wal
shattered from top to bottom, the floor crushed
partially into the cellar both in the room and the
entry way. A door the opposite side leading
from the entry into the front room, was forced from
It's hinges and fastening with such violence auains
| window, fronting on the street. as to shatter apt
break the glass and sash nearly all out. The bach
building was otherwise damaged in several places
The powder supposed to have been enclosed in
small paint keg, appeared to have been placed a
the bottom of the door opening from the entry int
| the room, which presumption is accounted for from
the tact that the greatest force expended there
as shown by the damage sustained in that imme
date vicinity. The Perpetrators of this infamou
act were not seen, but certain parties were sus
pected, in consequence OF previous difTicultie
existing between them and others, growing ont G
adverse claims to the ownership of the property.
Yesterday, Peter Sherry, implicated in the affair
was arrested and taken before Alderman Isard, an
held Tor hearing in the sum of $1,000 bail. [Phi
North American, 22d.
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A LGIERS GROCERY AND SUR CHANDLERY
n STnRE-The unde signed i grateful for the patronage
heretofore bpsfow e and tn the wants OF his cu0me
has enlarged his stock and s9re and no with these facilities
10 M r their continuance lie prepared TO till all Plantation
Shp, SteamhoL 4 aud Family orders in the Grocery and
Shin Chandery line city prices and the shortest nOice
He keeps family hand extensive of Fresh
Grncee., Paints and c, Plch aud Turpenne, Oakum and
Co Tar etc. COrdage OF all kinds, and general assortment
oil Hardware Crocksrv and Tin Ware, and Sheields
rantei Tools iOr carpenters and can.ke use. -
n5 3ms THOMAS HUGHES.
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FROM NENEZUELA.-A letter in The New York
Courier announces that Gen. jose Gregorio Mona.
gas, brother of the present President of Venezuela,
failed 10 obtain the two-thirds vote of the electoral
colleges necessary to his election. He wanted five
votes of the requisite number. Congress has now
to decide between the three candidates having the
highest number Of votes. There is no doubt that
their choice will be Monsgas
Several visits have been lately exchanged be-
tween the + $. Charge and the President. The
treaty Of commerce between the United States and
Venezuela Will expire on the 4th of January next
and the New York Tribune understands that the
Government las taken measures to have it re-
newed upon he present basis, with very triatng va
Ration in sUme minor matters.
The claims arising from the late law, the Ley de
ETera, were being satisfactorily arranged.
The improved state of the country had prevented
any fall in prices All American produces was sell
ing we'll
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CLOTHING.
Fashionable Tailoring Establ,shn

Fashionable Tailoring EstRbIishme mt,
No. I6l Camp st OppOsue the FIOraRce House,
New Orleans.
'HE undersigned has hand and is constantly in receipt
L o large additions of FRENCH AND ENEIlSh
CLOTHS, EASSiM tRtS and NESIIN(sS of the
finest and --latest STYLES and hest manufacture and well
prepared 10 supply his friends and the public with Fail
HptCr GohiTg, made in the best manner Of the latest
T ms and Northern styles and at very reasonable prices
Also, on hand fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, of Paris
and hi own manufacture. consisting fOlOus: 80 ~,
oa7 oI various STYLES and cOOr from. slt ~ to sO O
Parts do. patterns and g - .... 90 10 Il W
Vests dc. patterns ard - -, 0to 90
, ALsO-A fine Stock of Shirts Cfavats, e-S7 Terms
CASH.
s23 3m II. HAMBURGER. Merchant Taiior.
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Succession OF Ursin Bnuiiguy-Lot of Ground OF
POeS Starre street, SecO Nuu'u patty.
BY j. A. Be Ard. AmcLinneer,

THUR d Y, Dec5mtr ., -j0 l2 oc sold ct
tIrtig" Btuss Ar Of oder Il
the Hon Johg Lre Judge Of The sec nd District Court Of New
May 81 following ty
longing TO ETsin ROu deg.lseI,
Lot OF GRhU Nd Pueyf street rtuean Camp
Sad lot Il
Poey depth l5g lines
para ri lines la said wuud-u shed
Terms nn=-1n cash: tauce g. II and Is
cred r notes stuagtOy endorsed and bearing
properly psd
Acts Of sale before LDony, Notary Public expense
rl4r rIer
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d O N E s TIC POR rs.

.zEEEs ca IA ksEUN AND HAVANA
Sfl4IA Packet United Staies Hda Line BetWeen
AZ hest-The sp andld steamship Isabel, Capt. Rol
ns lVl tons buIthen has Tezune her regular TINS rrn
LH ARIESTON G.. e to HAVANA, leaving Havana
Tor Chaes'on-sth and I'D of each month"; leaving Charles
ton Tor Havana the ls and 18th.
RATES
Havana to harest0n Savannah. stN
For further particulars, apply to
NJ. G. MORDECAl, Charleston or to
E J. HART & CO. ~ Tchoupi.0ulas st. n. Orleans
Agents At Hava ma, DRAKE BROS x co.
, GF Passenger leaving Havana by ship can reach
Baltimore on the Eh Ddy by taking the Land Route and
New Gork and PHI ade phJa the by taking the
SleaHsllp 10 those unrs di 9aw
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REMOVALS.

D EMOVAL-DR. SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT
~ Gate of Nachez) has removed to No l44 ana street
Office IN the lower front rOom third door DeEohu We t 90
pal Church. M 3mOs
ID EMOVAL-R II. MARI, Attorney at Law,
IN has removed fr1n No II s.. Charles street to No. q
Camp stree up stairs. MS ly
p EMOVAL-JosEPH IT, PALMER y Co. have
IL removed from 81 Grayier 10 No. 47Camp street.
above Gravier. s3U 6m
DEMOVAL- DIR. MCKELvEY has removed
II his Office No u Caroudeet, between Canal and Com
mon STREETS. nl 3m
ID DEMOVAL-HUTCHuNGS DAGUERREoTyPE
II removed The northeast of Canal and ha tres
slnea-The finest Portraits in the world taken at this
tablisment Tces suit the times Call and see En-.
trance No. ~ Canal street nj 3rnnp+
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STEAMBOATS,.

Gnzz For MohiIe-D8iLY ,s--~
S4ss 4. Z s. s:,s5d5 M3ft o,; LiNE. ~. Gsss
t;I FIo,p i,;@f;s Z sSI SRoS Eass9 +; a Ts1a q
Trade WITH Superior o"a acco@moda SSn 9d
lions 1saies Cabip 9 u 9tate.rooms}oge q ths
the fT,ys f. at ths Lgse Of tss O'Clock carand
ian4iy T. GED&SD. Asa Sca'a d daa f. q Place
NJ II hcguar Louisville Passenger Packet
s.sa1s5ssszlzs Evansville, Paducah and Mempbi. The
BE KEY fa CSp "A Key @ Cave gaSe d b baS
and al! Intermediate ports about TUESDAY, Dec g.
CLOCK M or 'Fs B. Bppsaff sNhp hfpRyP Il PSydras st
HssqIsr G ala ouacGits Paekee0FS, % sRafP
90q eda,e lad on Black aud Ouacni RSes
Or passse having accommodations apply board
q Il. FRE' 'f LSES V ' co IS Camp st
r, re steamer Se% or VII Glye clear BILL. adng through
fT.rs =. Regular yazoo Hiver Packer LATT-
l-fss#Ss| NA.For i.etlore Greenwood Niari1n, va.
gaut and swift running steamer LATONA, Captain T.
on E "a Gr the % 81 2n9ye ns sd o M 9er"sn En- aGdnE,
or passage apply on boITd foot Of Canal street,
!s%tl Hss%lni III IsPRssssff fE Hiss FS rnske
A@<z77TEca ius:qmba' ann all an ings on Tennessee
tn5 HJ .x,kLE apI g PEI wl rSys e. IL above
board TO ' G8 f. r. % SMITH, T R'ii'PS PS dt" fHS! IT, o"
-ffSEs n For AIexaudria, Aa'chitochey, and
NJ steamer s;.AXSs, Smm Td.q1 S-r1 ma i.
a. o clock NJ. Hor freight passage, apply board,
ID: d u '''''s EDWARD A II. PoMRoY, % Common St
EsSF n Regular " ednesday Hed Hiyer pa cR-
f4Ah-ts0 f4hal-s0 ct esme, ADDn-ForS revep ri, NatcTI-
@ GDbo GaS s1o2F Ro ana sw
,2 re e In"yf 4 and a all e5medas lag q On
or passage, apply on board, foot Of no house street,
d3 T. =. SMITH, II Poy street
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DRY GOODS.

BLANKETS BLANK ETS -lSelling down
- Fx uper IA Ebbon bound ank 81 OOltown at $40 90
kNtfa Shpe lOi Ribbon bDunI Blame IS
Son e"ch 'lanses "a bs to the pair So Og 81
ALSO taaon Tie per psrd. II
super son lish per piecs-sane mark make
number, the inru a
furry red sIuf inches at g cts per yard
nj I'm osSEW Al the NEwYORK STORE log Poydras at
JOSEPH II. PALMER g. co.
NO a CASIt STREET, odrrs dealers large and fresh
~ stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS emtracing botb
and American.
Some uf the leading articles named below
NoOLEN GOODs, Embracing fine medium and low
a Iolhs a'l nsseres IN blue biaeE an1 fancy colOrs
Jes all coiors all Wool and Union Flanne all qualities
So1i sill Wool and half Wool Printed Meuos
l1 seys, real kentucky and GegTg pBus Tis:
tine Plaid and Checked Lsey Gala aid Tor ehirer Is
kes weighing his Saddle Blankets fine and
nh Blankets,
COTTON GOODS. Brown and beached Sheetpes and
Aulericau make of every ana IN ,nd
popular brands, North assr
ment OF American, English French Goods
aes Mosquito Bars Nankesas, Cotton Handks
variety Cotton Hosiery Goods full CHAINS,
great Of Eusiish, Camhrc,
Muslin,
SIl.h AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain, Striped Plaid
S,.s Sill tInrerce and s urhsws S5rs
aud Neves Handkerches nd CrNvals, gentlemen
all numbers plain S,tin AID TaHea Efai pcas Nil 71ai.
Ties and cnors: Mohor Luses; Canton Cloths, BonbaGues
LINEN GOODS. Dress Linens IN whole and demi pieces;
Ad1 tines 'ae Linens and Towels LIreu handkeJchesi
c'ese aud fine, etc
With ohrr articles line business oI If
DRN GOODs BY THB PACh Atsh
~. ESrHdHeI' SnliTE.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
ei4 NO. 80 GRAVIER STREET. Iy
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, SGe,
VOHN MCCARTY, PLUaBER, No. "a CAMP
y STREET, New Orleans has inst received new 3
and large assortment Of Brass Cocks, various sizes;
F0rcs and Lift Pumps Beer Pumps, etc. etc.; ~LttN
CnOkng Ranges Bathing Tubs and shower Baths. GfA7
Also, laying and repairing Lead PiDes Sheet Lead work
nm, ~ nj rensirssI hi osisTs yron1ntIg AZ erds 10
ccSr NNsroes moderate.
NJEtS ORi.EANs CARRIAGE WAHKAnI rk,
Y Nos, X and 20 GrGrisr street. - y ,
CARRIAGES and HAh NESS of every fst8 10y
description always on hand. For sale low ssfsa-s~sss
for cash or Improved papsr. ALs0. .,,., ~
Springs, Axes, Lamps Bsnls Cloths, Leather LEce and
Vsmish. Isl4 6mdSEWl }. A. LUM y co.
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FO EIGN rs.

<EzzS FOR VERA CRUZ-The well known and
9rTfkEIA tavoi'es,- am hip a AL4BAAIA, n. W. Foster
ss-7a commander, will eave the wharf. foot of Girod
street, for Vera Cruz on TUESDAY, 10th December al
O'Clock, =. NJ.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
In The Ste rag, Mattress and Separate Mes ..... 80
tV Two hundred and fifty pounds of baggage allowed
passenger
sgy For tieight passage apply TO
nZ3 G. MEEkER& 4 CO., 66 Poydrqs street.
"a FOR LlNEHPOOI.-The Al snip ALEX. .
s1E GRANT, Capt. Alexander, will have in mes late
A dlsp the above Iort For freight or passag ge
Apply to TAOS. ROGERS. JR., 4 %.
ny or q. w OLIVER. % ST haries st.
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pAINrING DONE WELL AND CHEAP
4. BOWERS. so long and favor1 by know rs IIuUsE
and SIGN PAIEIER won inform his friends and
the public in gtneCei that he has PAINT SHOP, ia
Magazine street, where he is prepared for
ruu with pOmptness and dispatch all orders in his line of
business, with the very best Of materials, ~ lY
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. A. BEARD.

IS squares of Ground, raining 1910 Lois, with
and modern built Dwelling, after the Gothic
style, in the town of CarrOlItOn.
Also, Choice BattuFe Property, situated at AIsieTs
BY j. A, BEARD, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, Dee O'clock following days
Will auction, ont Interest
The following described REAL ESTA rr will be sold
highest bidder, o
Firs That eeg luly, newly built situated On
the Carroion between Third and Fourth Streets toge
with q lots o ground
second q los of gnu,d adjoining the bavr property
which he Eul1 SlO lots ground situated
coll IN the town Ot tAu tlu rinu of lhe property
Uc tred the 0 railroads about being
from Lafayette and the other being Carroou
kl rDtG % lie Lake.
A@rs ana bounded ~ vrrne street the public r'ad Mississippi
RN=r and the Deysyps Thsn
hipytris, Whiryes
eTh lied the Arcade.
Terms One-ttri cash balance g s. ( years
cret for bearing the property per
Interest from da'eaud pad bear
OF per cent. per uuJHI uuul final payment.
as of sale before T. stark Notary Public, the expense
Le nmrrhAsers rIA
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MUSIC.


PIANO FOiEFE AND MUSIC sTOHB.
81 CAMP STREET.
Il A TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
~; PL4-Ep FnRTES, from the Jqsty SSS1ls,s
Davis y Co, Boston; John 3. Durham r n if ~
Jas. H. Groveseu, New York; also Peye Paris PIAROs
Orders received for the IIORST'S PATENT IRON PA
factory. These Pianos decidedly the hesr Piano
particularly for the country, where Tuners StdDH
be had they Will stand longer and in better tune than
other Piano. These Pianos have independen rim case
which be removed in mOmen there being Gonne,
~, VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
EEASs other Musical instruments, constantly hand
~ for sale low lrces. SHEET MUSIC for Piane
RS2@ Forte, Guitar, Flute etc. Also INSTRUCTION
H5s BOOKS tQT all musical instruments. ~ Lib
era Discount Dealers reuGhers and all those sending large
jriers. All orders nrnmrily attended to. mh&
NpUSiC AND vi sICAL INsTRI MENTs.-Fhe
IVA subscribers would respectfully request NN1s
attention to Their large and extensive stock Of Mn. El
sic and NJ lcal Merchandise OF desCnrtOn: Mv7r
ard also their well -elecet assortment Ot Piano TlTs
Fnrt-s iOm the fac Ores Of tn, frs. makers in the f@
UNI ed Slaes and EuTOp..
Strings for Violin, Guitar Harp, VoIncelo Double Bass
etc, Guitar Pms, Pegs, Screws etc.
Niom5, Flutes, : u tars AccOnons, Brass instrument
Piano Fore Wire, Tuning Hammers Forks etc etc. ant
every article connected with the Nj Isle business.
Orders Tor Music and Musical instruments will be promptly
attended to
bera discount made dealers and professors, and to
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
for
the Music received from the North as soon pub.
lishsd.
The entire Music Department will he under the charge OF
Mr. ii ID. Hewitt. New Orleans, La, Oct 3;
oa5 dtfSwh i. 5. HHEEWIififfiT.
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sight Of the wine cup causes him to sluider, and
exrlim-
Oh, ye moderate drinkers, beware! Crush
the serpent before it is too late 10 shake off his
tightening folds. Ruin not your own peace and
The happiness Of your friends and wait not for the
Christening hand Of Heaven to teach you wisdom
with calamity, and quenrh your thirst with fire"
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sructve fire tina. has occurred in Springfield for
many years, took place early on Friday morning,
the 22d uIt Decreet, Bavogton x Co.'s extensive
pIsyning mills, carpenters shop lumber yard and
lumber establishment were entirely destroyed, in
vUlvlng the loss of about $50 900, which was in
sured for $4,000. Nearly half a million feet OF
lumber has been destroyed. Sirens pattern shop,
and Wright " Co.'S forging establishment, adjoin-
ing the building belonging to Mr.. Allen of Boston
were nearly consumed. The total loss will not fall
short OF twenty five thousand dollars.
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EDUCATION.

.Nals TEACHER OF MUSIC. .aas
o. roc Fore and Gut III T. ie1sS' sesVs p pup
SIDES h-r gn ar ESQ s. she 4cires 10 her pup IS once NJ an
h ; len-r ! Nu,lc. ...-I, s. rlw-y essos nss yOs
HIGH SCHOOL. corner of Constance and Race
Ii sts by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. 1881
NEW oHLhAN- FEMALE IITF-OR.
at 1 tep SSTS%6 spF B. f9RSs m Dt t4SRss SR
MAGAUL This IustilUuon IS Sndsr ~ ihe aT per.ons
upervson of sis MacauaY the advanced classes N the
ay, Sssed by ano'her senTleman, To give instructions
oea and s: most m socU
pl!shed professors are employed
and enSh seSoa and q he "a S 10 n %pfs he 2 fn % sOn
duct their pugi through substantial and systematic
Of studies, attording the time progressive know
edge and progressive discipline Of The hear well the
Of nte eotual culture ample arrangements have been made
No els viii be wa lns l 70 p[omots the improvement Pre- OF
6oardeEs vii share in the eoyments privileges and aen-
The Play 6Touad-an item essential to schools large
dry and seepded from pahlc view and references when
the Institution for years,
&. % ayanes GG as. n.o f9a ID T be
winter and 70 and the aags IN understanding th lectures
Subjects the school furnished with the requisite
mad. le-s- Hely 81 by letter an3l 9mds w
CaTrOtItOn Episcopal Female seminary.
EvE mls' ron New QsanI and go beyond tsrH-
REvb EAH GGloN Reetor Hst0f9 anT EDv,D
REv'D CHAs. Ii. WILLIAMSON Principal of the French
MAS. CLARA D. Nj GUloN Principal of the Musical De-
The RT. REy'p LEoNlnAs POLK, D. D., will ..-oaeio,
r;us NaioT supervon OF hr general
TN, Institution I the in,trueuon young ladies all
branches complete Christian educson, III he opened for tie
tS .iesan an spa oas Nsu ~ & Sa''f 'b 7 % s IN
Hoss and recently the re'iepcs Of Dr. J. l. Riid d
the bans Of the M,'sppi river New Orleans
The [or soF, Tuition English, French and vocsl
Mne az, Thing Is s'On per m q nen,h, .3'tIume "a
Ss ~ Vii a furnish sn ske.t, p cases r
iunlhr'i
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Late from Brazil.

IERNAMElNO, OCTOBER H.
There is but little change to notice in our mar
ket. Produce comes in very slowly. The arrivals
of flour since the 2Sth uIt, 03j bbs. The article
has been retailing at 10 900 for Richmond IS jOOa
$4,000 for Trieste, II IjOOalS 900 for Philadelphia,
but with further arrivals the article must decline,
from the low quotations ruling at the South
much will probably be landed here. Three cargoes
OF goldfish have recently arrived, but there appears
to be no change in price. The American arrivals
since the Sd instant have been the bark FL Do
RADIO, E. Wright and Rover and brig Chief from
Newfoundland, and brig VIM. Rice, from Pha-
delPhia. The brig Chef, OF Baltimore, sails to-
day for Sag Harbor, with cargo of oil saved
from the Whale ship Franklin at the time of her
wreck, some months ago. Our city is very healthy
The steamer is just in from the South, bringing
Rio de JanerO dates to the 4'h October. The
sales OF flour reported at y JJ0llGOOO for cd
Richmond, and II 900 for old Baltimore Coffee
continues very active, both for the United States
and Europe-Superlors were quoted at 3 j0Od3 6OO
good tirstS , 300, good frsts and superlors, mixed
lots, 3O3JOa3I4OO. The departures for the United
States since the 29th September, were, the krem-
lin, lot NewO Orleans, with 6760 bags the Ozarina
for do, with 1000 bags the Reindeer, for Balt-
more, with JlJ9 bags the Maria, for Mobile, with
$500 bags; and the SyIphIde, for NewOrleans,
with IO2 bags.
The dates from Bahia are to the lth October At
which time the stock OF flour was 5000 bbls The
last sale OF Baltimore was at ljHSO0 but the
market was fiat and purchasers eager to pur-
chase. The new crop OF sugar promised we'll but
will be rather late. Baltimore American.
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DEPPER-lOO bags Black Pepper.
l. nj A. F. COCHRAN Il co. q TchOuptoulas st.
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HNIhl.N, kEnIAIkANI,-

F'' tlS~s II 80 / Al X A y / :.
DLANTERS HOTEL-This time -honored and
fashionable establishment, havirg undergone con. -.
siderable alterations and repairs during the past -
The pm lie. whose patronage the undersigned would &i
most spectuly solicit. promising that shall be
wSnung on his part make their stay pleasant and agree
able. His rates fol Ows
Bar amt Lodging i'll the Public Department, per day 81
Board hnn Logging in the lad rs Family Depart
ment, acrordng 10 the Room occupied, from $50
~" The Bar Room ard BARBER SHOP, from their pc 81.
Ou hTetOtOe, Annoying to Ladies entering the es b
deE have been Chsngei and the entry the Olel al
tered as 10 make ard pleasant It's believed ha
when he prices and accnmmots compared with hnst
OF Other houses, Pates tel viii be surpassed by
any other establishment in Inc city
MS 3m NJ. MURRAY, Proprietor
WHITE HALL No A St Louis street-NeW
w SaiooB and Res dUraRt for Ladies
The subsCnl Der, graft ful for the 1Stfts
which they have experienced at tine WHII -Sr--EzA--
HALL, and deOuS of lis have greatly enbe
Ilshrd heir establishment TN SATrRnAY 18th Ntvemher
H 7 O'Clock P NJ. they will open a New RESTAURANT
o. HSALOnN on the seooud.story OF the samt
4 N o house, N" a st LonIs street
Nh n This new Saloon, deCnrHt. by the best artist
~6$ OF This Cily. eleg comfort br
the tables viii he spread the deCaGles OF each season. and The
Win Dice.
e TIE pub ic is invited on Saturday next to partake OF
splendid LUNCH, by which this Sa'oon will be opened.
MA 6m :. NIO-CA n 90.
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BOARDING.

pOARDING-Two families and several gentlemen can
ID be accommodated with board No. 249 Common ST
between st John and st. feter O21 3mIp'
ROARDING-ln a Central Locality.-A mum.
II Der Of Gentlemen tn without famiIes. be ac
cummUdated with good Boarding and excee ent Rooms on
enable terms, by MRS. MARY MORTIMER,
No ~ Natchez ct.
TO RENT-Very low TO a good tenant-The fine lHrr e
Store under tn above Boarding house. de- 3mos
MRS w E BROWN informs her friends and
l'1 the public that, hgying onensd and thoroughly 49,
rennve ed the W WAVERIY HOUSE. No, 2s canal ffSTs
ST. 0stely occupied by Mrs Sha she prepared s
to offer cOmmOdatIOn, both transient and AA
permanent Boarlers III pains and expense procure
New Or eans Nov ember 5, 1850. MA lyos
BOA RDIAGs HOUSE
No. l2B t7R.7YIER STREET. betueeR ST. CaarIs
and Cdr0Rdekst. enc do0r from Of Cdrgnds!a
AIRS. WILSON respectfully informs her SsElSf'
"a friends and the public that she continues in the Fs
above eligible location occupied by her during the
ast years, and prepared accommodate endf
md those who may favor her with their patronage. From
long experience and the desirable and ccnvenier
gCaton of her House she feels confident Of being able
give entire satisfaction all who may favor her with
patronage. Her TERss will continue to be very Nor
FRATE. do lyd&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03

THIS lnsuton Ter the Instructon young ladies all
branches Of complete Chris opened
reception g boarding TuEI MONDAY, Novsmbsr 1850
th~ elegant Mansion
House,, and recently the rei-ncs DR.. L. Ridd
sandy situated N the healthy Of Csrotn
the bans OF the asspp rcceIIoIe from New Orleans