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The organizer., 1850-12-14
J.H. STEPHENSON, L co.
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FOR
WARDlNG MERCHANT s.

" hNDiNO MGNN1hANA a.
Main Street, opposite the " s. Hotel,
WE .y~r-u.T.-''y annuunce TO our
w friends and the publ C generally
that ia addition TO our former Grocery bu.
siness, we will this season do general
Commission and Forwarding busidoss.-
We have a convenient and substantial brick
ware. house in which to store Cotton. and
particular attention will be paid 10 s;or-
ing, selling, or shipping the same. Also,
receiving and forwarding goods to the
country.
All Cotton sent to US for storage will be
insured unless otherwise instructed.
Cash advanced on cOnsignmenis Of cot
ton or other produce for salo or shipment
GTOn hand, a large supply of Bagging,
Rope, Twine, Groceries. &c. which we
viii furnish 10 our customers at the lowest
rates.
oct. 26, Is5O.-n20-2m.
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Extract Of letter from Rev. F. A..
OwEN, Of Memphis; datel November
is, l643.
my DEAR SIR'-lhave tried the Indian
Ton in K different cases, and find II
eficaciOus sHn very high degree. II ar,
rested the chill in every instance, and as
yet therehas been no return. cheerfully
give this testimony, that others may be in
duced 10 use remedy both safe aud efFica.
cious incuiing ChiIIs and Fever.
Yours, very truly,
r. A. OWEN"
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TRAVELLING TIN SHOP.
THE undersigned having entered in;,
- Copartnership in the

THE undersigned having entered into
= COPartnershiP in the
Nhect-iron and Tin Business,
would respectfully solicit a share of public
patronage. Their attention will be for the
most part, devoted 10 Gutterlng and Fin.
ishlng of Houses, Cisterns, &c. In this
branch Of their business, they acknowledge
no superior, in any country; and from The
raPidity with which they are enabled to
move around through the country with
their tools and materials, and dispatch all
business in their line, they would respects
fully announce to the people Of this and the
ADJOINING COUNTIES,
that they are prepared TO dispatch all bust.
ness In their line committed to their charge,
with great facility, and in a superior style
for buty and durability.
Their Head Quarters will be In Oxford,
at which place, one ofthem can be,seen at
least once week. And in their absence,
sll orders left with Mr.. VIM. Sheegog, will
be promptly attended TO.
JOEL GRAYSON,
J.W. HILL.
Oxford, Dec. 6, ls5O.-n26-tE
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THE MISSISSIPPIAN
AND
STATE GAZETTE.

AA.r the completion Of the present vol.
= On the 2Oth December, the undersign-
w;II assume control Of this long estab.
nod and ably conducted Journal.
Tbsv will strive TO render it an efficient
AN. of the State Rights Republican
.,u and watchful sentinel Of the South.
n strict fidelity they will present facts
ching The nomentous issues now before
couGtry, which so materially affect the
.sssts Of the slaveholding States and
ustriOusIy iucuIcate the doctrines oil
lN.rITUrioNAL LIBERTY.
|Tbe MississiPPiaO, as neDspGPer, will
nmend itself 10 the general reader. II
4 contain the latest foreign and domestic,
riculturaI, commercial, and literary intel
|ence: and continue to be valuable
1 interesting record Of the eventful
les in which il is published.
I will be issued weekly, as heretofore,
an enlarged form, on new and beautiful
be, at thee dollars per annum, in ad-
bee.
The undersigned are encouraged with
confident belief that the necessity will
felt Of supporting literally at the seat
Government Of Mississippi, paper thus
Iducted earnestly solicit the friends Of
great cause, to the advancement OF
ich it is pledged, 10 assist in extending
circulation.
f.. BARKSDALE,
NJ. d. HAYNES.
tocksou. M;ssiss;DDi. NOU.. 1850,
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a. =. WRLLs.

AT 70 FRONT now,
rs now opening a very large and COM
Apleis assortment Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
every aHscIe Of which Is new and fresh
consisting Of
FASHIONABLE, ORNAMENTAL
FANCY a. STAPLE DRY GOODS;
CsrPeting or every pattern and gradei
Ready made Clothihe Of The latest ely le;
Boots, Shoes, and Brogans, By the case
and sfngie pair;
BOnneis, Hats, Caps, and saddlsry.
ALS0-Blankeis, Kerseys, LindseyS,
James, Osnsb0rgs, Domesties, and a. end
less variely Of other Erticles--uhieh will
be sOld Cor cash, 81 such prices ss defy
competition.
sSNALL Pnoffrs AND QUICK sALEs" ~
ny MOTTO A. do business on lbe exelu-
size cash pfmeiPle, fesl eon6deut that
I can ofsr in3ucomsnh 10 purchsrs faf 80
peIioF b thope Who buy and eel o. q cred
L Country merchants viii End it fof N
tsreIt 10 lOok through my stock. All per-
sont disposed 70 buy Nc cash, ether 81
WhslsszissE RstziI,
are politely requested 10 call and eEsmihe
ny Goods and prioss- Yea shall have cur
besi sitsniioh, and bi year iudgsmeui dc.
ills ss toyouT purchases.
WELLS,
-. Fro-s Rec. Cornsr sf Ldezs =,
o. ., ls5Or ~ q
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NEAR sOnMERvILEE, Team, Jlne,2I, 1871.
This il 70 certify, that / have been
afflicted with FEVER and AGUE f1r nine
pears-that Il bafied the skill Of the first
araelical Physieiaas ii Wet TeRaesses.
and thar have beeD permanently cured by
the use of the INDIAN TONIC, purchas-
ed from GEO w. HOUSE, proprietor. I
have also administered il TO negroes, in
every case q cure hqs been affected.
JAMES c. WHITE.
We, citizens Of Nashville, have known
Mt. James G. Whyte for many years. He
is a geallemaA Of the highest respectable
ity, and Of undoubtsj Varacity.
August z, 1874. N. A. McNAIRY.
HENRY BAFEMAN,
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WwmMM1MM.

l51PRIED-On Tuesday Evenings 10Th inst,
p.v s. @. Burney, DR.. L. GAPBERT. Of this
10 Miss SARAH, daughter Of Rev. VIM. s
rney, ofthis county.
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IN. STEPHENSON. THos. n CARROLL

THE undersigned has this day assOcia.
Il ted Col. THOs B. CARROLL with him
in business. The house will as heretofore,
be conducted under the style of J. II. Ste.
phenson, e. Co.
sept. IL, 1850 J. H.STEPHENSON.
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The above terms include tuition in the
Latin, Greek. French and Spanish Ian.
guages, for which no extra charge is made;
those, however. who attend the Lectures
on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry will
pay $5, each, for the course.
PAYMENTs-One half in advance, the re-
mainder al the close Of the session. No
deduction for absence, unless in case of
prolracied illness; and no pupil taken for
less than half session, or from date ofeu.
trance until its close.
The Fall Session will, hereafter, COM
mence on the FIRST Monday ia September,
the Spring Session on the 2nd Monday IN
February. The annual examination takes
place on Thursday and Friday preceding
the I'd Monday in July. This arrange
ment affords those from a distance,
who attend The examination and CON-
mencement exercises at The University, an
opportunity Of also, being present at the
examination Of the Institute.
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DOUGLASS;S GRIDLEY,
No. 9. HowkRDs Row,
MEMPHIS, TENN,
rfrT .c.sf g.. =. 81, a, Al, -

MEMFhios IENNY
"ILL SeH, Siors q sip, On the %.
w ual terms. We have iust completed
a Vsry large aud nubsiautial
BRICK COTTON SHED
wish WsrrensPsitni Currsuf Roof, With.
IN roo ysrds q ths lever Steam Boat
r.nnsiur. and wili make liberal cash ad-
raness a Corioa n eioTsfor ale, o. ship
meat
An colloa received By us viii Be placed
un3sr Inrurancs unless insfruciious 10 the
contrary ucconPany he coutiEameuL-
T'bs pairunars ofcuf Plzniihg friends 10
Nss Tenns.aea ard NBFih MisaiwPpi, is
moai respoclffl'Y tclialisd-
MfnFm,, Nsr. |, iesQ.-n2i-l2u.
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Exipet Of letter from the Editor Of TIE
"RepubIican" JAcksoa, Tenn. Deesn.
bes rs. ls4l.
Nc. Gro. w. HoUsEs
Dsw Sir-Yoaf most excellent ANTI
ACUE MEDICINE has long been sold,
and Rhundred boitles more could have been
disposed Of sipce, as the calls have been
frequent, and much disaPpoinimeni e.
pressed ai The sbsence ~ youF Tonlc.
Not bottle remains unsold IA thiS vicinity
nor would there have been any leli, hal
he number bsenisn' fold. ltis deservedly
stsemed The pefy bed. safest, most
pleasant yos, posifiuely the ouly infaIIibls
eyre Coz cHlLLS have ever sesn.
apeak from experiences, having used several
bodies IN my oun hmlly-and With most
astonishing and unprecedehied sueeess-
never = ehiil aheF commehkinq. ia tbs
ne Pius ultru, q Ague fluids.
RePecually, year, &C. J.H. DAY.
uOase's 0iutunent-A soothing
and raPsd cure iof Pnns, BEExD az BLEED-
I'VE. Care hare reosaily been rsborisi
q beng mste offfom 3 b a0 frars
Standing. 4 is aiso q god remedy for
burns, bFusos. fresh cuts, &C.
Ll-Sss WrzPPsu Sc Certifoaiss.--
PrIcs s per Boiiis.
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G. sMITHER
JOHN r. WALLACE.

JOHN p. WALLACE.
(SuccessOr 70 3. q A. KEELIEoD
General Commission, Receioiag and For
toandiHg Mereh0Hf.
OPPOSITE ODD FEELow's HALL,
Memphis, Tenn.
THE undersigned viii continue the
n above business, and solieiciis the Pet
rOuage ofthe hfs House, snd the public in
general.
Hsving a good cotton she'd, particular
attention VIII Be paid 10 receiving, foruaF.
ding or sale of Coiion.-Cotioa Insured
unless othorwiNs irected.
John P. WALLACE,
OF Pan0la County.
Oct. l0, fe5J.-u2n In.
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Memphis [newl Adyertisments.

r. s. DILL & co.
BANKES AND EXCHANGE DEALERS.
Odd FellOU's Hal, Main Street.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
EXCHANGE bought and sold, on New
AOleans, New York, Philadelphia, 81.
Louis, Augusta, Savannah and Charleston.
Bank Of Augusta notes received in pay
ment for checks at Bank rates.
R. s. DILL g. co.
nov. Z, lS50.-n24-tE
MUSIC.
TUST received from New York and
u Philadelphia, a splendid assortment Of
Guitars, ViOIims, Ftut cs, &c.
ALSO,
A large lot Of NEW MUSIC
PIANOS, 6, 81 and 7 octaves in Rose.
wood cases, from Adam Stodart's, r. Gil
bert and Firth & Ponds Factories, al
ways on',h hand.
For sale al P. FLAvIo's Music Store.
Jefferson ainda CnmmerciaI Hotel.
Memphis, Tenn.
N. B. My'stock of Music is now above
eighteen thousand different pieces.
oct. 10, l65O.-n20-.l2m.
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Oxford Female
IN s TT TUT E .

J. H. WISER, A. NJ,
Principal, and Iastruetor in tie LangHaRes
/ and highGr Mafhe5lGtics.
MISS JANEnMERRILL,
Instructrcss in the EngIish Branches.
DrGaOing a ginting.
MISS SOPHIA BRIDGERS.
InstrUctress IN Vocal an Iastrumetol
Music.
JOHN WILMINGTON, M. d.,
Lecturer on Chemistry and Natural Phi.
lOsOphy.
Terms per &essiOm Of 0I
Weks.
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T. T. sraArrON. !. n. oOODLsrr. ,. n DAvrlF.
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HOUSES INDIAN TONIC,
q safe, and permanent cure for ChftlS %
Aguc & Fever, In three H0nFS, and remedy
m Bilious and Remittent Eeeer.
6<TPrce 81 per BOule.
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Houses Family and Plan "a:
IiOn Medicines.

A RE in general dad SUCCESSFUL Gse
1veqgRhP AIS hf SoGAIIIaE8n SoGAIIITEa8n -RS -sRSSOuS Ssg Keep
them constantly on hand.-Try HEM
They are
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W. BOwLEs.
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osford, Mi.. , ~. 9s. IssO.-aas-.t
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The Apollo OF the vatican.
Translated from wiakelnann expressly for the Gre.

Translated from Winkeimann expressly for the Crescent.
The statue of Apollo is the most lofty IDEAL Of
art among all the works of antiquity, which have
escaped the ravages of time. 1t scars over all
other statues of the same as far as the Apollo Of
Homer excels over succeeding poets His size is
elevated above manhood and his posture indicates
the greatness with which he is filed. An eternal
Spring, as in happy Eysium, clothes the enchant-
ing manliness of the perfect year, and plays with
softened tenderness on the proud outline Of his
limbs
Go, in thy imagination, into the realm of incor-
poreal beauties, and endeavor to beeome the creator
OF heavenly nature, and to Gil the soul with i'm
ages which are exalted above mere matter-for
there is nothing arthly-nothing which human
information could aiiord-no veins and sinews warm
and move this body-but a heavenly spirit, pouring
itself like soft stream, has filed equally the whole
outline of his figure. He has followed the Python
against whom he first drew his bow, and with ma
jestic stride has overtaken and slain him. From
the height Of his satisfaction his sublime look ex-
tends as it were into the infinite, far above the vic
tory he has achieved. Disdain sits upon his lips,
and the indignation which he exhibits distends his
nostrils and rises to his naughty brow. But the
tranquility which hovers over him remains undis
turIed, and his eye is full of sweetness as if sur
rounded by the MUSES., eager to embrace him. His
soft hair plays like the flexible and wayering ten
drills af the vine moved by gentle breeze on his
girlish head. 1t seems annonted with the oil of
the gods and bound with graceful display upon his
brow.
forget every thing else in presence Of this mira
Gle Of art, and even lofty posture in order
to look at it worthily My breast appears to heave
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
B,sil.ess of NE Compnnu confRcdtn LIE Esurnnr OI

The permanent fund be invested as per charter for the
benefit Of the policy hoders in bonds and mortgages on
heeon and in Stocks Of the State and of the United States
This COMPANY being organized not for the benefit of
ockh9deTs and capitalists but solely for the protection OF
erty in its operations great National benevolent nstitu
Ton conducted the and solid principles and
saoy to % Wdow sa and s eRh STaS f eah large
Al policy holders, whether for life shorter terms who
of the profits of the company without any reservation
Creditors insure the lives Of debtors thus securing
effect insurance on the life Of her husband for The sole benefit
and use Of herself and children free from the claims of cred
lloS :. rRUsTEEs:
Es;: Ess $i5i;E R1 T. ss%s % Gss5a
fnTGR CosRS T. Bdaf as o i 8qsene
Io,epP W Stanton. MORGAN SS fRH Hai NJ M Cohen.
Wm M Goodch SSRS SsGRsS BaMn Wam III IL tWSHs WFe
65I95 I95R Tsa TsSSfaH'' fs0 Smith, @ TEso TMsSPs
Cornelius FelOwes, {ossph , LalaIas, John b. Leeie.
john HAGAN, President of the Company.
osSrE Wt4IIASRn vISe pr,SfH Msc, Boar,
H. Hn9h1i e. rhRTT STr M Aeaay ioGShDa IT, GoSGD, Attorney
= RIoHARD & BHlS No , ri Magaziqs M street Medical
whites to F., r Ma at hls residence He will examine white
o'clock p. M He will not examine any one at his dwelling
without permit which can be had on application at the office
gy % life Insurance. Snd issue Policies al sound and healthy
BY the Beard which are less than the rates charged by the
New York and London offices, and without their restrictions
Profits are declared annually and the profits draw interest
and can he made available the extent twohrds
sD California Permits are issued to Life Insurance mem
Ben at New York and London Prospectus, Table Of
Necessary to effect Insurance can be had the office Of The
s.x- Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
tb' Othee hours, ga. NJ. to 5 P. NJ. ie27 1y
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no The New. York HeaId Of the I'd inst. says,s
"a day or two since II was discovered by the ac-
counting clerks in the Custoui-I1ouse that some
goods had been delivered from the public stores
without payment OF duties: il was asceIlainsd that
they were delivered under special order Of dep
uty collector A check for the duties had been
drawn by the importers, and handed 10 their clerk,
and the check had been cashed by the bank, but
whether the money UaNsosed between the bank and
The Custpm-house, has not yet been determined
a further investigation is now going on, and the
result, so Tar as the outsiders ascertain, shows
that goods have not only been delivered from pub
iic stores without payment Of duties, but thai they
have been Withdrawn from warehouse without
even the ioruality Of an entry. The funds wanted
to make good the deficiencies already ascertained
are supposed 10 amount to $1,000 or $4,000.
G5- AIRS. Edwin Forrest denies the right of the
tribunal TO which MIR. Forrest has appealed 10 in
terpose in her domestic reIations; and also denies
the legitimacy aud truth Of the diTeputabIe charges
which have been preferred against her Her re-
sponse Is to be published sss ~
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GHELDON POTTER late u Camp street, have
- removed since the fire to 6s Camp street. where they
opening of Paper of every descrn-
lion received by ship st. Charles aud steamship Ohio Their
Oil be supplied with Paper free from all
stain damage by the late fire at their original cheap prices
Among their be found superior variety of
LETTER PAPER, PACKET AND COMMERCIAL.
POST, WRITING and BOOK PAPER, Printing, Enye-
npe and Wrapping Paper Of every description; Playing
Laris, rWEH, ole. Also, supeiiQ gsnFinent of
NeHs Bseh aud Fsnty colOra fRI NTiN9 INK, nlh5 9
iAthA .'oaR sq,ap .lbs, lqf k9Ygs4h faPPssl ~;
hgs 3' AS n ssssfssa
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VOLUME NUMBER Z.

ana morals told in burning language, and iniona-
'loils breathing harmony and melody.
Haste, then, ye lover Of The player's-art, to en-.
JOY tte rich, deep and mellow tones Of this charm
ing actress Tie time draws nigh when The curtain
will fall Oh her delineaions sor ils las. lime. i
will be long ere you viii look apon her liz. again
in the declining art Of Shakespeare and /" hi. might,
line." The Tragic Mae irgins 10 pale before IN,
triumphs and splendors Of The Lyric Drama
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Of Governor Trumbull, Of Connecticut, in
proclamation recommending the 29rh of March as
a day of public fasting and prayer throughout the
State, among other excellent things for which the
Divine assistance is impored, adds the following
"That he will confirm and render indissoluhle our
National Union and Illustrate the traitorous designs
of all those who coDspire against its ruin.''
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0F-The mail from the South, on the way to Bos-
ton, on the ID inst was robbed of all the letters for
that city The door of the car is said to have been
left unlocked r rta
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List Of vessels In Port Eot CIeares.

Nsta-in the First municipality (dssignasd ibIess
ztle bt at the Nos. The Kalrual
10 ha seFd ne the Nss as
ng, NO. brng kia.ocat Landing ts Thri ln5
nIur
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GENERAL AGENCY An NE,T m s -

M4ODsoN WREN, Gate Postmaster at Naichezo
haylng resided upwards of forty years in tbe Soui
PARTY pa & a. New Orleans bat mostly al Naicez has
y EsW Orleans, and offers his services as C + NE III
A6E MI lie will attend pariicula1y 10 The purchase
SUES and exchange of Wild Lands Plantations Houses and
States also TO the adjustment OF claims and accounts um
sy part oi the world the eeecoA Of debts takiBK epo
allos, ami anthencatiug deeds and other documenls
lhoe wishing his services are requested b be particular IN
giving definite instructions that will be msuuestnod;
and those wishing real estate be purchase e or
ehange sho1h give accurate descriptions Of the propsf.
tiers addressed 70 him business II New OIiesns post
paids viii be attended to pronlpty and carelall6 -.
lie y CoaAIssIoEER for Mississippi and Alabama take
deposons and aeknow Judgements of deeds R1 D fiji ce
at No 30 Grapier street.
Dec q, ls49Haying been long acquainted with Doctor
Woodon Wren, take pleasure in Recommending hn1 70 the
public a worthy of confidence for bis inbzfy
nsrs habits and integrity, J. A. tarfrAaa.
Esk.atsys eFFies, hslyn R,,sss. Pea Y, ts3 y hsrs
~ hs5isltn ~ fegga nOfkE M Wen N ha tatt ~
isH iiazs dsAssesl essi 81
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YsIgsqlfCAEItl, Y 4 4 gHINA Ann GLAssWAKR.1
CAST srrREL SANS

Vie snhscEihers manufacture from the BEST CAST
STEELs Circular Saws from two sixty inches In di-
aneer aisos Mill Pitt, Coss.cnt and other Saws, all Of
pefi0f quality They also state that these ground
by their patent machinery, which enables them claim en-
cslvey tor their Saws the advantages derived o he use
Of these machines, which highly important as The Saws
thereby made perfectly and regular in thieknss d
thick thin any thus strengthening Circular Saws ~
gradually increasing them in thickness from the cusne ea
to their centre The truth and uniformity Of their snrfee
renders less set in the teeth necessary and on this necon
ne frequent sharpeningbe less liable to become heaie
and also produce saving in timber -t
t Thee Saws may be had Of the subscribers or a, the
pncipal Hardware Merchants this city and s
ass S@dSW . and a CdId IA .'ss hok 4 ~ 90
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MARCH

EA MARCH, gM
ESa Being the commencement of the Spriag Sea- R
eSsSeson, we now offer seasousble lot Of HATS ~
xxx MoLEsKIN, lBLACK RuExA VIsrAs
Ex CAssIMEREs, BROwN RITFNA VtsTAs.
g. DzAH BEAVER, MEN's PALN T,RAF
@HMA BLACK LAMARTTHE,l <nFaEN Bows PALM i,KsF
~ PANAMA HATS, - CLOTH CAps.--.'
etc. etc. etc. For sale low al wholesale, at
NH 3 DURRRIDGE s. cos. g Cnsnuhonse A. +
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TERMS OF THE CRE5CENT'
DAIYEen Gents per week, payable 10 the carriers weekly
Eight Dollars per hnyeaIl and quarterly at tic
Single COPPER, Fire Cent? The Office viii
receipt lor al subscriptions exceeding one week ..
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT viii be furnished single
at Three Dollars per year; directed
Pos-ofee, 81 Tt0o DoaTs and Fifty Gents each; Post
who Agents. and Eeud paid
copies will receive copy in addition oT their
pensatiou Pdya5Gs in MI in dfreHe Single papers
Packages wrappers, be had The Office of publication
M. % St Charles
exceeding twelve neE, in Agse type,
S for e insertion, aud 50 cents for sulguet
length iH proportion Notices
rage lines in Pearl type, 81 each insertion.
pubsed weekly weekly tri weekly monthly
charged 81 persquare for iHzeron> no liberal
dlsconni made " those who slvetise hy lhe year.
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flaIaes .....---zo. al
rheozana ...-.5 5,Bz
Jniou ...-s-...f3ym ymf
" H-u.C- WriEhl3 ,ls.l
" N. AElisaEeIh 10 MI
WV. MsMain C.east
.
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Che DailY Crescent.

Pa ublshed Every Day-(Sunday Excepted)-
BY CROCKETT. FROST & 60.
JOHN W. CRoCKETT....J. w. FROST. HUDSON KIDD.
OYFICE.......No. 93 ST. CHARLES STREET.
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'HE undersigned desires respectfully inform the pn6fc
choice and large assortment Of p 3No F6RTEs,
at very reasonable pIses. and accommodating terms
bated mann ac9rss 7 Gilbert Co., Of Beson, Of ich
tone ton and iushed beautifully in Rosewood Black Walnut
a sa an Teskmapks paaa manner Also The Justly esebalsd
They are peculiarly suited TO the Country nnss
as .H ne Esioah aoes not require tuning Ion years.
pbraiag Orcr5rdge IS aso for sale al te same es,a5Ih
enl \ Ihs M Improvement gives peculiar fImness and bril-
Piano, and renders capable Of remaining much longer in
luns S, than those in ordinary use ,,s,5z.,.l5liI.
Pianos and Pisnnos made Paris For power and sweet
neSs 81, o. q tone, they stand Prstminent:
Pianos, and Instruments from all the best maHuiactores
Fl Sc s% $50 to .
each, and isken IA part art payment for new Pianos.
rATHdART bfaiS a1f hhs.s beautiful toned
instrument for Village Churches Lodges. serenadng
and powerful tome, Z posbe s%sebS: pSsSs
and offered at $50 each.
ty Orders for Guitars, violins voloneellOs Cariaes
Flutes, Fageoets, Strings and Musical Merchandise OF
every Kind will be promptly execuied at reasonable prices
HARPS, double and single action. OH hand and made To
oF,s5 Ns5 e IsI sgll ns he taste Of purchasers
an accumulation of over twenty years In are many old
an SE@ fSP'lH mugc gess seosiys Ssi e P
and BY the Foreign steamships SpanisA Sengs Dances
every week at he oGal ss passd ,s
Music beesd copied and arrsnged. sncptons received
Se Ss ' BaSosss oo ',SH .h. ssS 81 T% s9d
Salsagnes Of Music wlbs 10 any part 81 lie aioa.
S sAMuEL &. MOORE, IA Car " SteSek.
400 Imports and has constantly for sale al reas0na
e1S:s " Gssaos 1ss and Fn.
-. ERY M Eaglish and French CHINA. Cur and ~
sp.ss, &C. sts ~ Goods packed . as % insure sasiy
~ Also sent to city purchases d. 6m