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ocession - E5sis PAUL PkY-
E;Y% Card.--iTbe amusernents at Placide's varie-
ties on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb S, for the Benefit Of
Mr. HOLLAND, will be--Poale's Comedy Of
PAUL PRY:
principal characters by Messrs Holland Bass Howard Dave
son and ByIne, Mines Hos ard Rowe Nils. Mevlss.
Also, Farce. written by Thomas Morton. Esq called
NIETHINkS SEE MY FATHER:
In which Mrs Howud, Misa Melville Ness Bsss Hoaefd
and Holland vii appear With
A VARIETY OF DANCING.
by simie aro AIle ycterine Baron. Mnle Hen
yaee. sime Julia vase, Mons Maugn, signOr Vegas
Bouxary Mona Pguey. the whole Cops dc Ballet
r. Boz Book open Saturday 10 O'Clock A. ~ fy2 q
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prAr1t FRom INJURIES RErEwrp.Nfrs. Elizabeth Clio
YER alay offs years ofage, died yesterday die steamboat
Annes Crocker, from injuries received few days ago BY
fill overheard from the steamer Bulletin. She was on her
70 Red and had taken passage home An inquest
was held by Coroner spaden aud verdict rendered in
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70 VI have been under The necessity Of print
ing The Crescent on d very indifferent quality q
Rper iar some days past, owing to the unusual
sleation Of the vessel On which our supply Of the
sl|'s.k was shipped. The paper having arrived,
4aaeTs Crescent Win make better appearance
sban Il las leF the past lew days,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-02

GERMAN PLAeIARIsM.-A new novel has been
published in Germany, called Prince and People,
the second volume of which is almost literal
translation Of Theodore S. Fay's romance of {" The
Countess" The period Of time is changed
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or rar SoegaERN LIxr.l


INV Yonk, Jan. 81, 1885, Cotton is in favor
fair Upland, lssc.; Orleans lsa to SIC. Pork
and White Corn are unchanged Lard, 81 10 70,
Alolasses. PC, Sugar, Al 10 SIC. Coffeeis firm
Rio il q! TO l5c. and improving. Sterling Ex-
change. 81 per cent prem.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-02

TELEGRAPH DIvIpEND-The o'Rielly tele
graph lines from Louisville Pittsburg and Phila
delphia, declared on the 18th ult., four per cent
dividends from the earnings of the three month";
ending 3lst December
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-02

BENEFIT OF Mr.. MURDOCH distinguish
ed actor appears this evening for the last time prior
to his departure for Europe. The occasion should
call forth host Of friends. and from the movement
made by number of our citizens we expect to see
brilliant house this evening at the St Charles.
Mr.. Murdoch merits this mark of approval, and we
hope that the compliment viii be substantial one
The Lady of Lyons and the old English comedy
of 'tThe Dramatist; or, Die Abide Noblyp
are the plays selected-the characters of Claude
aielaotte and Kapsd by Mr. Murdoch.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-02

GEORGETOWN CoLLEGE.-We are gratified to
learn, says the Georgetown qxy) Advocate, that
the recent difficulty at this institution has been
amicably settled, and that the students have re-
entered the school.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-02

HrsRy w PALFnEy will sell at u O'Clock, at Banks Ar
cade--Real Estate.
G. C. WHITLEY will sell at II o'clock at Banks Arcade
Negroes
SYKES, HYDE & Co. will SELL at 10 O'clock at lie Maya
zine street-Shoulers At lalfpast 10, 81 Masazne
Provisions and Liquors AT bali past
o'clock the Leyee, opposite the Square, First Mu
nclpaly-Sugar Cane Plants etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-02

The PACING Biagaman Coarse.-The
great match between Joe Wilson, a favorite fast
one, and Morphi,te, a celebrated nag from Ken
lucky, came off yesterday over the Bingaman
course. The attendance was very good; the stands
presented lively appearance, and heavy amount
of money changed hands. The track proved to be
in fine order, though the sport was NOT good as
anticipated Joe Wilson was the 1avorite at odds
of IS 10 100, but betting became even thing be-
fore the nags passed the score. The match was
made for $1,000 aside-mile heats, best three in five
pacing under the saddle. The first heat was won
by Joe in 22S, the second in 1886, and the third in
1884. Morphine broke up badly in all the heats,
though he proved that he could foot it at good
pace when he was kept to his work.
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ns~ AT Mobile on Tuesday night last, between
ten and eleven o'clock, a man, whose name we
have not learned, was knocked down ON Commerce
between Dauphin and St. Francis streets, aud rob-
bed Of what money he had on his person. The foot
pads made their escape.
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NRH On Friday, Feb. LIST, half mast O'clock p N
s>SH 81 Choera al MI. Brown 4. Lalayete Mr. HENRY
M II GeSE ssss 4. A yslFsl . nlsnlbeE Of lgqg y
and Tor he last five weeks resident OF Lafayette
NJ Hreinans convey to mcbl for inefmsnt today.
Mobile papers please copy.
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ACCIDENT AT SENECA LAKE Early on the
morning of the Nth ult two steamers, running be-
tween Geneva and Jefferson. tthe Richard Stevens
and the Canadassga,l came in collision near Dres
den, abouttweiye miles south Of Geneva, and the
Canadasaga was SO much injured that she sunk--no
lives lost.
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PosT-oFFIoE RoBBERIEs IN ALABAMA--Since
our first notice Of the mail depredations that have
been committed below here, we have learned
from of our agents that another letter. directed
TO us from Clark county, with money and list OF
thirty subscribers, is also amoug the missing. Our
new patrons viii learn from this the reason that the
Atlas has not before reached them.
We also learn from the Postmaster at Evergreen,
Conecnh county, that since November last some 25
or 80 letters mailed at that office for points above
and below that county, have never reached their
destination
We are also Informed by residents in other parts
Of Coneeuh county, and of Clark county, that SO
many :" cash letters have been lost within year
or two past, that many persons have discontinued
the practice altogether Of RENTING money by mail
Montgomery tAlq) Alias.
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HnII of the CommercinI F,xchance


IT, Miss KIMBERLY respectfully citizens
Neworleuns that MONDAY EVENING February 4 ahs VIII
read shAkspeare'u Play Of :
HAMLET q
Lyeeum Hail. Second Municipality cernsr Of 81 Charles
being the last reading she intends giving IN this ety.
Tickets sro Charles and yeapdA Hotels, aud
NJ te Reading half pA O'Clock. ty2
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PETER PENcE.--We learn that missives have
been received from the Pope by the Archbishop oil
Baltimore, acknowledging the receipt of the money
collected in the United States during the last spring
as Peter Pence. Wefurther learn that in several
Of the Catholic churches yesterday allusion was
made to the fact and the acknowledgment Of the
Pope that it came at a season Of want and need
In the missiyes the Apostolic benediction is ex.
tended over the United Slaies.-N u Erpress.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-02

Mr.. HoLLANp.--T Tuesday evening is set apart
at the Varieties for the benefit of the popular Mr..
Holland, who will appear that occasion in his
] admirable character Of Pank PrN.
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10 The steamship Columbus, lately running
between Philadelphia and Charleston, is 10 proceed
direct to the Pacific, in about ten days from New
York. one-half of her has been purchased by Mr..
CIeorpe Law
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NJ Neither Captain consigbss. Of the British bark
BLANCHE, Calhoun, master, from Lvepos will DO responsible
any debts contracted BY her crew.
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Just dronred Iu--OoE piTluU-
hone do NJ intrhde--bot II il is
not au iInpertinent question, will
you 10 10 GEORGE HOLLANDS
BENEFIT at Piacide's Varieties,
on TUESDAY, Feb. 5 2
Twenty-oue years hsve elapsed
SINCE 1 was first introduced 20 q
HewOTleans audienee, which took
place at The Cnmp street Theairs,
by SIR. Holland, on Friday, Jan,
20, 1879. shall never forget the
fiattering reception I met with
then, and ofitimes since, sud hope,
for aud lang syne,n | may again
receive your kind indulgence on
my re-uppesranee for the above
la--a..- Nm
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Tit4AKs On thanks are due TO the officers Of
he sseamer Nashville for late Nashville papers
and The Europa for Iale papers from Cincinnati
and fsoQissills
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EAnGRANTs.-There arrived at the port of New
York the 18th ult, from various ports in Europe,
1901 immigrant passengers-m making total since
the lst January Of 7i04-being an average of 679
per day
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TIE RIVER AND WEATHER-Loa jan
0qJy 26th-The river continues to rise quite rap
idly and last evening il had again reached the floor
ling Of the Pearl street bridge, and was within a
lew inches Of being as high as twas at the former
rise Since yesterday i had risen 80 inches, The
! weather yesterday was cloudy and warm, and in
the evening a steady rain set in. Al Cincinnati,
last evening, the river had risen 80 inches and was
I rising fast. AT Pittsburg il was falling with 100
feet water IN the channel, aud pleasant weather,
4 he mail boat from Cineinnan last night reports
! tbs Kentucky River rising last
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rls. .,t ,f...|,.s,t bas Ifsa,fo been onl,l;shed
in III. rpass.,t. AVID received 4 favorable css,nsnZ
sl., u. .... A2.s..,.. X. ;v,.,.3,.,,. 49,.
s .is. 4. ..,;,.s. II.
60 s, 4, -.ts,f.,l u, ,,,js,
.. 80, .Ss.,. ,,... \, = N. A.,
y 81 .' ;,is.,, y, 81, ,,., 4
*. = ...,,,;l lss.;,.s. ~. ;f.,.5 !, f,,o,.ls
All. Tsss sj.nsld II. 49,, ,y,,Ss.s eessa.
s;ss ~ h.s,.;as NJ ~, Z ..y,,,,,se,,t ,esae ~
,sylss 3, 4, ,.,,;s Il 4 princioIe
=, ,s,l;,;cs s.,s as % ltoatiop
W. ~, slsa y, ,,eoa,,,., ,,,sso which enables rs
n ss,Ps N, s,,,, dsorse The asperities Of party
sss * kfrsds nd neaotia,ors between
M 9 bs.sles,s
The MESSAGE Il written IL rood sgle---ts rI,et
aria 4 unexcepsiopable-ts general tone is good.
Ii faults are If omission, rather than commission
~ ~ y i. y. ~. ss..-.s:.. nj ss..s.. 80.
Islu s.s,...., e ,5,a Tsonst;tst,oc a.. ~, ~
ny = 4, = s,'t ~
point had already been settled BY the general as
sent Of people. A very large number Of offices
can be at once submitted to the decree Of the pop
Mas voice. L requires only law Of the Legisla-
tufs 70 make these offices elective. The Constitu-
ton, Ant 80, reads thus
Is CHE pvsInof shall nominate and By and with the
oicss are established IS he Cosfi and whose sp
nj as SS s ig !, fOslas
+ The mode Of sppeinsmeht to all other Offices. Z
It does not recommend an amendment Of the
Constitution to change the mode Of appointment to
the Offices Of Attorney General, Adjutant General,
District Attorneys and Treasurer, nor does it rec
Commend the enactment Of law in regard to the
numerous offices now filed by Executive favor.
Public opinion is ripe for this change. The
people are desrous Of taking this matter into their
own hands We think the citizens Of New Or
leans are as competent to select a Harbor Master,
or Tobacco Inspector, as the Governor and Senate.
The citizens Of the State areas competent to select
| = Treasurer, or Secretary Of State, or Attorney
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CANADA.--The statement that Lord Elgin's re-
signation has been accepted, and that Gen. Lord
SaItoun has been appointed his successor, is con-
tradicted by the Toronto Globe, on the best
authority. The people were ordered into mourn
ing on the 10th, for the Queen Dowager's death.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-02

E- For ST. Louis, etcThe aud draugh passenger
Kramer lRoQUOls Capt. Marsh will leave above THIS
EVENING, sstutdsY, O'clock from hs o. Of Lafayette
o. NJ WHITE, Is PoytirAs
Aernf
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I.,,nseMse .atta.actiosa !!

ar EXTREAfELY LOW PRICEStI
Through the medium of Eastern Manufacturer am now
enabled to offer BOOTS AND SHOES rs per
cent than former prices, and would invite the
ton of the Ladies' and the public generally, large and
well assorted stock Of the above named articles and prices
that defy competition, future shall be Large
Sales and Small Protits.'
J. G. WEBER, corner Carondelet and Julia. and
ja30 81 corner Camp and DnpIanier streets.
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CoEoERT.-M dlle. Victoria Augusta and Mdlle.
Appoline, Two young artistes whoare highlyspoken
of as superior performers upon the piano and the
guitar, will give concert on Tuesday evening, in
the Hall of the Commercial Exchange.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-02

The SEcRETARY's CIRcULAR--Its Operation.
The practical operation of Mr.. Meredith's recent
circular with regard to the collection of the reve-
nuc, is exceedingly oppressive on the merchants 1t
is not the merchant alone who suffers; if his ex-
penses are so considerably increased, he must of
necessity raise the price of his articles in proper
ton, and thus the public will be made to suffer
also. A communication in the New York Journal
Of Commerce states, that in the important article Of
coal, the expense Of fifty toms, worth $l67, is
$75 10l--the amount legally chargeable being
$50 10, assessing the duty at 80 per cent, but by
the rev rate the importer is now charged with
$2j additional, as a fee for weighing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-02

OYSTER WAR IN MARYLAND Petitions have
been presented to the Maryland Legislature, from
citizens of the Eastern Shore, asking for cannon
and muskets, to be placed at the disposal Of the
good citizens of Maryland, for the protection of
oysters the waters Of the State against desruc-
ton by the. people of other States
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t- U. s. Mail steamer GULNARe-For Louisville, Cincinnati
stchis fine passenger will leave above THIS DAY,
p. NJ
HYDE 0GLESBf 10 Poydras 81
Passengers and shippers will please be readiness al the
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- Z \. \ n IAY. IOT I Were NU3uTu
To think that Nature IN The earth bred gold
Perfect nj the instant; something Went before;
Nor can this remote matter suddenly
fr0gressso from extreme uuto extreme,
As 10 grow gold aud leap DER all the means
ltature first begels tie imperfect; then
Proceeds Size TO the perfect =

Rtoeeeas she to the perfect. 4
Sois It but too frequently in the moral world We
look forward with deep interest for the report Of
the School superintendent. We expect he will
turn the earthly matter into yellow gold A beau
iui world lies brooding in this provision of the Con
stitutionit wants only master mind to call forth
order and harmony from this chaotic mass to the
learned, eloquent, comprehensive, generous DiInitry
belongs this great work.
The subject Of internal improvements, is of deep
interest to the State, and the Governor does well
toFeeommend lilo the attention of the Legislature.
We regret, however, that he has deemed it neces-
sary to advise the Legislature to send delegates to
The Nashville Convention. This advice is ineonsis.
tent with the expression that he did not share in
the fears felt by many that the South is in danger
Il he does not feel that there is danger, then the
assembling Of Convention at this time, it seems
to US. savors neither Of moderation nor true spirit
twill be time enough for sucha Convention when
lawof Congress- sanctioned By the President shall
affect our honor, or our interests. We do not be-
lese the South requires any fzaf1f "a pyeparef Il
torus the race Of 1o,,or or tn after ao the strug-
gle for its existence Whenever The period does
come, which God forever avert, the South, with
The instinct Of courage, will know how toact with
out sne AlhA ADVICE, or polsterouS resolutions OF
Convention makers. The truth is, u few factious
demagogues from the North and the South, are
doing all in their power to sever this glorious
Union. Such a Convention as this gives inn
Portance to these men. We should be mortified to
find Louisiana dangling on the tail Of any such
movement Let her pursue that dignifed, rnoderate
and firm course, which has given her the character
she enjoys, and this will be Of more avail in the
hour Of trial chan all the cheap patriotism of Con-
tion-resoiutions and addresses
But what right have the members of the Legis-
ture TO acton this sobject2 Is it embraced within
the Legislative Department." Were the mem
bers elected with reference to this question This
movement is no light affair. Ii Louisiana takes
part in its action it should be after consultation.
Would it not be much better to call Convention
ofthe People, and let that body send delegates, if
any are to besenti2
We trust that our opinions win not be misun-
.derstoods nor msconstrued, We most gladly CON
cur with the Message, that no large proportion
Of the population Of the North is influenced by feel
ngs seriously hostile to the peculiar institutions of
the South, and for this reason object to the
assembling Of the Convention at this time.
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Gray Heads. Gray Headsl ReadI

IL hereby certify that my hair turning gruy,
since have used IuNE5'S CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, ii
has entirely ceased nsis fast and has fine dark look
Before used Joness Coral Hair Restorative eonhd handiuls
of hair daily WILLIAM ToMPKINS, % King ST., NY.
Mr. Power, grocer Fulton street, had up
with Danda and Jcnsss Coral Hair entirely
u Do want 10 dress beaaty and make hair
eanl Read !, Henry E. Cullen barber board
South America do certify that Jpnes's Coral Hair
tie best article used dressing sotenng cleaning
Keeping the mira long time in order all my preferred
any Thing else
No For sale only Isl CHARTREs seet NO. iasO Gt2p
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soeIety of Inauiry on rissIons.

no business meeting this Society will held pursuant
adjournment THIS EVENING, Saturday, O'clock
ond Presbyterian Church (Rev santon PTyanis
and Callope streets
Its regur monthly meeting for February via be held TOMoR
ROW Sabbath FTERNOnN, the F; Presbyterian Church,
Lafayette, Csev Mr. Tviches) Fulton street. Orphan
Asyuuj hap@t o'clock The public respectfully invited
to both. fy2 R. q. LATTING, Rec sec'y.
eSy~ First Baptist Church-sf. Charles street,
This Church holding PrOae,ed Needing The Rev, Mr..
FLETCHER God wiling viii preach every evening this week
also Sunday free jaso
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.fay FHE. uNloN rowaoAr ]


SouTHwEsr Pass, Feb. ii P. s.--The brig
Major Eassland, Capt Wells, has arrived from
Chagres, whence she sailed January 23d She re-
ports the following vessels az Chsgres: Steamship
Empire City, for New York; steamship Alabama
and brig Oscedla, discharging; schrs. Maria and
Aivarado waiting. The .. S, steamer Vixen ar
rived off Ghagres January 18th, and sailed on The
22dfor Havana The British steamer Severn ar
rived January 2ist, and left next morning.
Passengers from Panama reported that the
steamer Oregon arrived on the 22d from San Fran
cisco; also the ships Levaut and Edward Everett
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-02

DIED AT SEA,-capt- MAXWELL Of the British
ship Transit from Liverpool died at sea Of cholera,
on The Goth Of December last. The ship arrived
in port yesterday, under The command of Mr..
Russell, the chief officer.
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$. of It. Meetings This Evening.

WAsHIEsToS FOUNTAIN, No. l, at the Hall of Crystal
Fount Division ~ TchOuptouas street.
PEARL DIVISION, No. 8, Pelican Hail. corner of Common
and ST. ChreJ streets, at hafpast O'Clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-02

~ The Georgia Journal and Messenger warns
the public against Jackson, sometimes called the
American Deer,n the famous runner, and two
other persons named Maxwell and Langston, who
travel with him, professional swindlers, and de-
tails some Of their practices in that place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-02

To- Orders have been issued, to go out by the
steamer that sails from New York, directing til,
immediate return of the sloop-ofwar Janestowr
from the Mediterranean 10 Norfolk, to prepare fo
other service. !. The U. S. ship Ohio sailed from
the Pacific for home in December last.
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t5f- A Cardy--Anieriean Theatre srhfip DAVEN-
FORT has ls announcing her lkllN Eli hhNE-
FIT sndle,s Appearance wliaLe pase on SATURDAY EVEN
ING February when win b repeated le Tragedy written
espps'ls for her ~ Capt Rafser, emitted
virginia. Mis- psssspon
10 saueads with .he Comedy 81
THE HONEY MOON. 49,.
'@ Ia bSs nss1 nov opsI ~
sTV~ A Card.--st. Charles Theafre.-kIr MUIR
DocfI respectfully his friends and The patrons Of eDrsma
BENEFfT and Appearance n previous
Bis departure Europe will take pace SATURDAY EVENING
February g.. he performances viii popular Play
THE LADY OF LYONS
and The sterling old English COMEDY u
THE DRAMATl6Ti Or, : DIE All. Die N0bly ~
Tis sharacters Of Claude Melnoep and ySpd' s ORA
matte Author, will be sustained ny Mn Murdocls
Boz Office open, a O'Clock on Saturday morning e' -
eT- Lafayette THEATRE as far.tamed HERON
FAaiihY's Benefit and Last Aight The above Family
evening by fashionable aadicnce respectfully
that their BENEFr and Appearance will take place
THIS EVENING. Saturday Feb 3, 1850 eour,uce viii
AN IRIsHHAN's FORTUNE;
A''' sA''s sErlEUr coScHar,
= conclude XVI DAY in PARis.
Excellent asia from comprise
Return will 70 in asndanes al the 'sraisnof the
| f0rmsnees. ,ssA
ons. 80 cents paiqass 90 CENT Gallery 70 COM
nencc at qusit O'Clock Seats esl 10 ssead a. te Box
ohcs irom 10 to :. w
Hail OF the CO,nmercfut f11ehanGe. .Nf5TN
TUESDAY EVENING, Fshuiasy 6-seeond GRAND .BA NM
CONCERT Of the two beautiful and accomplished q " XXI
Mnle AUGUSTA VICTORIA, EE6
considered the only Leopold Grand
paofoe manufactured Henri Here establishment IN Paris
which for il magnificent perfection Of gained the Prsuiu
medal ~
Mnilc ApPOfsLINE I'D +
the encl and GuinT Ia the world
@ asi sRsf gi ss % @ &; ssHslp. :ss
beauty. ~ e
\ artists.
4 hulfpast
nast 4. Tickets Inc Dollar. " eF fya
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MURPHY,s HOUsE 100 81. CharIes street.

~ ~ BILL OF FIRE. FEB. g. a
sSA - Oysters Broled, Fried, Roast, 1reSssAN
IN Stewed and Raw; Red Fish 4Stes. s,t
49, Broiled. Baked and Fried; sheep isX
Head DO DO; Trout and Perch do do RQAaIs-1ur;
key, Venlson and Mutton, Veal Chicken Pork Beef and
Ducks sniPes Squads Teal Ducks and Prars Hens.
n, Verlispq STEAK doTurkey and iI Ham;
Mutton Chops, etc.,. WINES and BRANDIES Of the
choicest flavors fy2
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ult. there was a fire in Grenada Miss, which con-
sumed the Office of the Southern Appeal and seve-
raj other houses. We hope that the Appeal viii
not remain long suspended, and certain that its
friends in Yalobusha county will give it a strong
lift, and help it to recover ronhe recent misfortune