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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-06

Fiction OUTpoNE-The following little mar
Eatiye offaets veri6es the saying Truth is stranger
than fiction" Six years ago an Irish girl left her
friends In the Old Country. She came to Boston,
and was employed "help" in the family of
MIR. N, at the North End. She has repeatedly
sent letters and in several instances money, to her
parents In Ireland but during all this time she has
received no answer to her letters, until quite
Gently, when she was informed that her sister had
Ieliowed her to this country, and had been in New
10Th nearly four years. On learning this fact she
engaged the services of female acquaintance to
write lettersi her, and gave her ten dollars to
enclose IN the letter. for her sister, to defay her ex
Penses TO Boston. The acquaintance wrote the
e pul instead Of sending the money, and with
II the invitation to visit this citv she nocksted the
SlO and wrote word that Ann uhe sister rasilin,,
here) was some time SINCE very sick and had been
sent to the Hospital where as no one had ever been
permitted to see her, she had doubtless died She
ADDED, furthermore, that the last place Ann had
worked at was Mr.. Ms, naming the street and
number, and offering if the sister desired il to Get
her things and send them to her parents The New
York girl sadly greved on receiving this letter
She wrote directly to Mr.. NJ requesting him to
forward to her such things as had belonged to her
sister. This letter was duly received, and caused
some surprise in the family of Mr.. NJ, but owing
to little misunderstanding between him and the
girl, as to which should return answer, a delay
oil few days occasioned.
AIMS sister, day two after she had sent hel
letter to MI n, left NewYork and came here
and went directly to his house and rang the door
bell. She inquired Of the person who opened the
door, Does Mr.. N live here2n The indvi
dual replied in the affirmative and noticing the
strong resemblance existing between the two girls,
asked her il she was AIMS sister. eyes! where
is she Z" She is up stairs please come in. u
But is she 0ItUe Pts she dead tell me lis
she dead? cried the excited girl as she came into
the house, and while the attendant went in search
Of Ann, the sister compelled to yield 10 the Sc
we're shock she had received, 10 being so suddenly
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TobnccO-VYe did not hear of a sale.
sugar-There was good demand which resulted in sales
of 400 hhls at A. 1D5c " ID for Fair
NIoIasses-The demand was active and 1000 bbls
were sold mostly 24l5, lots, however, bringing 2E4c
gS gallon.
FIOur-Prices have given way slightly for Ohio brands.
The sales reached about 1900 bbs including 80 Ohio at
81 g7lS 1lCO at lower figure 800 81 3l 500 At =
80 in OTIS at 81 40 and 200 second st Louis three four
lots, at ~ 70 ~ Dbl
Iarain-The demand for Corn limited, but price
were rather better Sales 90 sacks, including 200 nieo)
at So 1900 on the evee 55S. and so (pme old at 600
" hushe Oats also improved, and 800 sacks st Louis
brought 52G053c up bushel.
ProvisiOns-Some Pork made its appearance in the
Market lot of g bbs sold follows: IL bbs lear
at sl3 co. 81 bb NJ ell 70, and IA bbs Rumps at
s8 80 Up bbl OF Bacon noticed only retail sales at SD
50 for Sides, and 7@97t4c 9p b Tor Shoulders.
sa-S 900 bushels Trapani sold the reduced rate OIL
o bushel.
CoiTee-The demand continued good and prices vert
looking up. Sales 5oO bags Rio, including aO at TO- 100 al
| los. and 1870 at lOl4C q ib.
Hay-Sales go bales Western at SIS %, and so do with
out inspection 1t SIS 90 4P ton
| Csunny Bags-75OO in bales sold at Slsc cash.
Tallow-30O bbs prime country rendered brought G'a'
| qP II.
| NhskY-There a good inquiry hut At rather lowe
rates Sales 1856 bbls Recied at %. 800 (rOm atboH a
| the same rate, and 50 Raw at 25lt qP gallon.
| Exchange There was good demand, and we nov
quote Sterling 1O7}l@lOS5; NewIok siXyday Bills lsm
"a " cent. discount; Sight Checks Newly OAK i59 y
| cent, discount
Freights-A vessel taken up for Trieste a roun
| charter.
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Dt1.eck RsatpOrE0ttOls,

P. NAL LA D, CT Royal street.
"a The subscriber having just from Europe enabled
friends and public full complete
Goods his line selected by himself from the Manufactures ct
Europe the greatest attention. among
found the following:
Fsuteus, Conopes Tete-aTes Mar
quseR Consoles, Iardiners, ETC.
CURTAIN sTUFFs-Of every variety and quality comprising
very rich and splendid Patterns
PoRCELAlNE DE de Venice ETC. including
every variety Of goods, both Of fancy art PAPER Mache
Bronzes Statutes Pendue Mantel Ornaments Vases
Table including Breakfast Dinner Tea Sets, Perfume
Bottles Q raised Glass and gariegaed coort.
LAMPS-Ol description, both Bronze and Pocenne
and beautiful article, which be used either Lamp
@
TAPEsTRYA full and complete ECh and 'pgui
patterns
BALLS AND BOIR EESEyaTy variety OF including
Lustrss, CnuislHbra, Ornamental China Groups Figures
Flower Vases, Flower Baskets,
The goods just received Brunswick Magnolia
Beatrice Hnyre The public invited call and examine
his stock novelties which he Offering the reasonable
lsruE n ?
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.
DAGUERHE0TYPE, TALROTYPB HYAID.
TYPE liAli.ERF.

TYPE GALLERY.
MAGUIRE& HARRINGTON, having purchased from
lfA the asguees of w. Talbot the right for
of his FabOtype process in the States Of Louisiana
Alabama, Flqrda Georgia and Texas beg leave call the
attention Of the public to their gallery of specimens
department Of Photography.
The TahO ype is taken upon paper, ivory glass metal
and variety of other substances, the first possessing
decided advantages Of ransmisnbity by mail
enclosed letter, made RdOTn the pages of boot or
preserved in a portfolio
The Talbope emns9s!y susceptible Of cOonng tina,
the picture he finished asy degree desired by the
every variety Of and color the drapery and
peXion, color Of the and hair. be faithfully dsn
Gated.
The TabOtype represents the sitter without any rsvere
effect mole the right Check appears upon
the right cheek.
Tie fabogpe be duplicated to any extent without
the additional trouble Of another sitting. After the G7
impression IL taken COPIES be furnished future
tine upon simple application by letter o otherwise.
n. BIN Il H. being furnshel with every facility for the
prosecution Of this superior art ready dispose Of ugh
for the STATES specified, with thorough truCtions.
DAGU ERREOrYPES they urOle-s 10 take quicker and
better than any other establishment 10 the world They
guaranty perfect Likeness Of child nt months
second charge. Cmhl III No. q CAMP Street
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Genuine Msdscsns EHSss'GSsOIgSG
No. ISL Chartres st. New Orleans.

4 WRIGHT s co. having resolved to stand unrivaled in
- every department of their business have agreed with the
PropTetOE and Agents of all the genuine popular Paen,
Medicines throughout The United States, keep them
stantly supplied with fresh and ample assortment
lar below the usual market prices By this arrangement they
enabled Oar for The inspection of purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found in any other
city. Having had many years expeTshCe in the purchase
and sale Of Patent Medicines, they have acquired isce
for conducting this particular department. the most liberal
SCALE and prepared supply the trade prices
exceedingly low, that the purchaser fail realize
handsome cenage his investment, either at HhosSG
Retail AT their establishment be found a fu
assortmeuto OF ALI, GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part of Their assortment
be furnished dealers, cases. from twenty to
twenty-five per cent. cheaper than manufacturer regular
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-06

JOHN CALHOUN, SECRETARY.
CONsEIL DE Ia MUNICPALTTE No. DEUN.

4 TTENDU, Qu'un acte de l'AssembIGe Gene
IA rale de Etat de la Louisiana, ntitRte Acte relaf
la vile de Ia NOuvele ans, apprUuyt lie Is Mars 1880
pour, or qu que Coose aucuHe des municipalities
tXer dtClrer drs quserOn
sees fat des Civilizations mOntran les drents items
de dtpenses, mnntant ntCessare
dtpeuses imprGvues de Ia MunCpaIt pendant Paunce
pour parties tant uTbanes ruras esque
Civilizations pubGes AnglHs Francais dams lie
journal OiCie de la de MunlCpat pendant MONS tTente
Ia reunion dams aquee lie COnsei deyra hXer
dlCider lie mOntant dss quI serOnt ASSESSES.
Ell attendu Qne lie Conse tie eete Municiratt passt
NOvem6re 1850 rsOut duCaTan uTbalnes toutes
les hu.ites de la dte MunictpartG; .
En- consequence, pubions tvaluation suivans en-
Conurmt les provisions de ace du IS Mars 1850,
du Conse adOptr ceOur avis est donuo
ptsrnte, que, lOurs apes Ia remere pubCu
ton Il de uatiOn lie COnei devTa prOCtder GNeT
dtcde lie DIES prtever les tableaux as
easement 1850
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GRAND CAlLLOU-Per schr Urbana: 40 binds sugar,
100 bbls mOasses Byrne SIcO-5O do 81 hhds sugar
Dennistoun &coS0 do 40 bbs moasses w Jackson &co
5 bales mos Druhet u Son.
$50 coils rope Wright Williams Ss!e S do sIe Va Gsn
&co-l2 pumps 50 pipes etc si7er1l2 stoves and iy
eggs, 10 do pigs feet, stove $eeagdl2 bbs whisky
CIDER % 9aar DDS S59RS:
fixtures Byrne-24 hhds tobacco West Sqmmer}O bNs
s Rnymaa sfH9i GD e. Ca
dy Holiness bbs sggs do S[onti etc N MargFmA d3
&eo-l box mdse Jas McGregor &co-2 do Warner-sun,
PORT nGDsoNrer steamer Albatross Il bales cotton
Oakley 4 Hawkin-4b DO Wright, Wil1Sm &co-S9 do } y
s ScRaS Co ragff oo Boo sosss &oo DO
BqSlsy Ho-6 Buskner & slanoI16 u Freilsen Sec g.
ts1beger &coy3 DaPug Grass hhds sugar 6 bis mo-
IL Sas,e so a R1 o aRH 6d Maas
Vignsud2l do. l29 bbs molases R shaw &eo32 do, 10
s Do GERARD Fener6 do bruihe3 sonLS6 do Bur
bridge y Adamsa32 Do Brand La4dry-5 do G Toledano
Payy Lob &cesqpdries orier-Tota 3l2 bales
vi KsBURGIP steamer ReIIe Creoe; 9O7 bales cotton
Wight, Williams &GoI259 do Brander Williams @co5Ia3J
wilson &coHiO5 T6orphiI 4 MefRenny IS Swiney Green
Scott Mel emore, Cunen &co66 Buchannon, Carroll u
wood &coa Burke &eo8 Ws j% Ps-8 Bel
So Wf RfEn so Gnas fS Bne BaaSHef
Sianton-2i PUsis, Wood &oo-2l Fe.Owes &co77l9 r
Nelson Secs Wiiqm n' Watt DesP =
Oakley Hsykins-i bale wool II Ashbridge-8 hides etc
,TtsrZ'Totai gl5i ba les cotton
BAYOU GOuLA-Per steamer st James: IA hhds sugar
o Lsnve-50 do g UTdnhgTt-2I do Roman & KernioU-N
do L. eflarpenier-i do Boudesdue-lgdo AZ hhds sugar
Fl Tete &co-Si do Hill, Mclean &eo-l4 do Fearn Done.
gan &co-3 do Cammack s. SGuires1Oo 50 bbls nnIasses
y P9TG do hh sqsaF Mqss90 On y TG
Augustn & Thibaut-7 bales moss Turner-Total by
hhds suqar-52S bbIs molasses,
GRAND PRAlRIE-per steamer Fashion Is hhds su gar
10 bis moIasses azeneau-5O do Bnfbrdge Adams5i9
10 G Jrauhart-O0 half bbls do o HuntingOn-l hills do
30 hhds sugar g Oivier-25 do n A & G w Lego do "
Il JMontgomery-I8 do bbls Rotchford-8 hhds sugar
w G ThompsOn-I6 do Kelly x COnynpham-2OIlO Gerard
4 Ferrer-49 do Degeos-IO9 bbs DO 20 hf bbls moas.
ses b,aIehard &co-l Dbl 90 III Dds SUGAR " wme
Coz he II p I 2tages 70 ola a'o mus lzV Dds
n D pIS1 ri ID n ~ lh1asses, l no , NO.
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nInsnnic Nnticn.

IA, rs HERMANN LODGE No G2Of Free and Accepted
~ X Maous have removed tIsir Lodge from No l5 aharr
" street 70 The solhens corner Of Geuvie and FL
change Place where their Regular Meetings will held every
Wednesday, at .ha usual hour. by order.
jalS " HENRY sIMONs. !" -
IONS OF FENIPERANCE JEWELS, etc,-A
- Supply of Sons of Temperance Jewels and Regaia;
Younger Brothers Jewels kept constantly on hand At No
n CusiOmhOuse Div- lions organizing in Texas
California, viii be promptly by addressing
P. H. WILLARD, No n CustOmhouse street,
nDp Ngt,t
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THOSE EYEsTHAr WE'RE SO BRIGHT, LOVE-

Those eyes that were so bright, love,
Have now DINNER shine;
But what they've lost in light, love,
Was what they gave to mine.
And still those orbs reflect, love,
The beams of former hours
That ripened all my joys, my love,
And painted all my flowers.
These locks were brown to see, love,
That now are turned to gray
But the years were spent with me, love,
That stole their hue away.
Thy locks no longer share, love,
The golden glow of noon
But I've seen the world look fair, my love,
When silvered by the moon.
That brow was fair to see, love,
That looks so shaded now;
But for me it bore the care, love,
That spoilt bonny brow.
And though no longer there, love,
The gloss it had of yore;
Still memory looks and dotes, my love,
Where hope admired before.
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The U S Revenue Cutter Crawford. Captain !, Coste
Commander, arrived the w Pass the I'd inst. from
Key West via Mobile, having been oruze OF inspection
of Lighthouses.
The Peytona at Louisville the 18th ult,
loading for this port.
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Per ship Avalanche from New York-Dr Jas Symes lady
and child Miss Gray, Ashmead, Beyerle-and IS in
steetage.
PEI ship Julius Cgzar from Turks Isand25 passengers
from the ship Arcadia
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Michael Angelo Poir

iRoLE,-p the first munepGity designated tto 5aHRp
" mi Ns1 csmrsncs At The Railroad Rn'
la ne Secend t2 the Mes Commences ahSys the Sesnus-
hg Nc being FiAtbsst LEIsng he Third lnS the
smnsnos al tbs Railroad lawn Ne lhEinF Ferry ~htF
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REWARDS.

1--WE DOLLARS REV ARD-Ranaway from
the subscriber the 18th Of May last mulatto o.
BOY, by the name OF Bonke; about 10 yoa old, AZ
built. lie had when he LETT blue blanket III
and wool hat. There two bald places his ~
head. OcCasOned by bum when child. lie has also sCaT
his forehead he is four feet six inches high hand
kerChef his head event detection. Whoever viii
said boy, him in ja and give information TO
j. ReigaTt 10 Carondeet street, will receive The above re-
ward [O23 3ml ROBERT MCALPIS.
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sa12.lOa 81

Eypost des Recettes Probahles pour
NOyembre ct Decembre 1850.
Cafes, MarchInds etc lpJJO W
nruit8 lie Ley"e 41lO "
Tayss ArrIErtes 10000 90
Marches p0ur Loyer de 1850 10000 OO-$iO6 500 90
Monnnt 4 pourvoir par la Taxation 8lO5 500 IL
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STORAGE.

RROOKLYN WAREHOUSES COMPANIES
BROOKLYN Warehouses, at Algie Opposite New l5lsan1
are now n readiness receive PRODUCE from the WEST
ana MERCHANDISE from the NORTH, intended for re-
SHIPMENT Having 1850 feet front the with wharVes
IN Iuh OF the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without dTayRge to the weather. ample
loading of ships
are txed at very low and every aeGommoda
uOn offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers IN
the upper county Il the wish Of the 0mpGny TO equal
uis cohVenlenees OF the Atlantic Dock, OF New FORK.
PERSONS interested in transmitting MeTcha hdise invited
TO visit the premises
leans. n / CASEY SecretaFy
. References x R. Geddes Price, Frost Co.; J. W.
St"nton Y Co; R, F. Nichols siW
SARDlNES-lOO cases whole, half, quarter and
~ two-third boxes
d4 a. F. COCHRAN Il co. 81 Tcboupttoulas 81.
II AlslNS-l000 packages whole, hlC and quarter
j \ bose Ma aud I,agsfs
"a A,F'E6CnRAE 4 60, q TcR5Rgt5bss 81,
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TURKS ISLAND-Per ship Julius Cwzar: II coo bush
NEW YORK-Per ship Avalanche: Assorted mdse.
TURKS ISLAND-P,r bark Edward: 57s5 bushels salt
TO w A Violet.
NEW YORK-Per bark Archimedes Assorted mdse.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERsON VITE7 -
Thursday Evening, December >, 1880
Arrived to-day, per steamer Belle Key, $50 sheep, %
Calves % Cows. IL Horses, and Mules, Hogs continue
scarce.
PRtcEs. Beef Catye, CyVcstern.) 96zc, g. ID net;
Hygs IS m 10 - III net sheep, 81 OOIDS2 90 % head
AHch LG9S, $50 "a SIS ~ head Gaines, S. 10 head.
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eg-yS 1DO AElA' Vtsfbs -4ws
vsS44y SS CAMP STREET, NEw ORLEANS. SzS
~ CONDUCTED BY DR.. A. A. JONES. w!
EE1A This old establishment sOlCits continuance IA
Of public patronage It the oldest in existence
he South And the too that has uniformly fresh
and good Medicines, evmced by the fact that ohes
patrons still its best Every compound prepared
By the proprietor, whose experience in that line is OF
sixteen standing. They prepared Of the best in
gradients, and are lenty OF the best quality.
Should Planters, Physicians, private families wish to
procure Botanic Medicines that are in respect
ed to the designs Tor which they led
they have only give their commission merchant strc
auctOns procure them OF the subscriber who keeps
santly hand full and complete assortment both OF
pies and compounds.
All low prices articles Of the same value
afforded IN the South.
Also all the late Botanic works.
A Botanic Physci always attendance RemCulha,
the No Of the is IS CAMP STREET jy25 d& w tJanl
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From this statement Of the fiscal situation Of the Munich
patty will be that It will be necessary 10 raise by
the real and perOna estate and capital of this NUM-
cpaity, sufficient cover the following items;
For deficit for the year OF 1850 Sluj 500 81
For amount 10 meet expenditures 1851 544sA e.
For required by Board of Liquidators.. OUO %
$3.50 $50 So
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s. SkOgmun..,. 6,n 2
birmingham ....25 MP
T legrUph. 2l,m2
WBrreu.........pl't
VIM. Chass.,,Ipint
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G,TOVEs! sFONES-In store and tor sae, Ia
- complete assortment of Cooking, Office PaTOr EH%
and Rar-reOfn STOVES. ,ssS4I
Mctimin's celebrated Air tight COOK STOVES, h1sAh
aud The Stove will be found surpass all Others as re
CARDS economy, eyoellency and simplicity. And large
small advance on cost. C. W. w. GOODWYN,
Wholesale and Retail Tnware Mandatory,
leg II Front / ,eyaa n Il nv
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INK IHKII INKiII
KEyg'F6SO9s'S Columbian EslkN

Black. Japan, Copying, Marking, Blue, IndeIibIe
Scarlet, He'd Carmne.
FENHE comfort, pleasure and benefit Of the of GOO
INN IN our daily correspondence and business,
readily be appreciated by those who have experienced tn
from the pen, and give stronger and more durable colo
than any other now IN use
For sale any quantity at the manufacturers prices, by
L, ID. BEACH, I2 Canal street,
avs ly WhnIaaale Agent for New OrIeRns
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NewOreans. '' \iiiii'eeh Duii nIp nS /"
DENTAL NOTICE-The Copartnersbin here
- tofore existing between +. H., q. s. & Nzss-sszN
J.. ). KNAPP ls dissolved b, limitation k4.sMAfz4s4
+. ii. e. 5. Knapp aud l. Chandler. VI ~ Rs45il9A
may be consulted at the old stand lO4 Com, I1INYfy
mon street, corner Qf ST. Charles.
J. 3. Knapp may be consulted his new Office md yps
dence, No 10 BdrgHRe street. Canal $3.50
They give particular attention the of
Teeth, millions OF winch annually los for want
OF timely udiriuus treatment They also prepared
insert rtiC Teeth according to the laes improvements
in the either fastened by Atmospheric pressure cl4s
and with wi bout Artificial Gums, as the require
Teeth extracted without pain, under the influence of Chic
rOOTm LeheOn with perfect safety, they having used
these articles nearly tour thousand with success and
without injury the patient. Dc mh2idSWly
DENTISTRY D. BULLOCK, Dentist 3l4
- Magazine street, DupIantier, EfsrssssTsa
would respectfully inform the citizens OF
New orleans and vicinity, that he Il pre- u fYSS1ef
pared 70 DO all work entrusted to him, IN his. AllJ
h OF business with neaness and dpAtch the worE 10 be
Ihly guaranteed OF the best workmanship and material
III RATES OF CHARGES:
teeth plugged with gUd........peT cavity 81 GO TO ~
stm,E r"S n a, w V1
| wy per tOOln ~
DO. Teeth on silver plate ......,,,, 81
| . Do. do. on gold plae.......-.... "
Complete set, silver plate ......,...,, 10 o.
| 10. 80. on gold plate $50 N
sV D. B. guarantees all his work to stand to the salts
t0cuOn of the patient. Diseased Gums and Teeth cure
ettecuay Toothnche cured in less than minute whe
| the nerve is exposed. M BIN
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informed that Ann was alive, and sank fainting to
the door, where Mrs. N, who heard her groans,
found her, as she came down to inquire the cause;
The meeting of the sisters may better be imagined
than described. Boston Traveller
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EGYPTIAN BYE nALsANI,

COHEN, having had 30 years porence, ofiers the
~, above inalhle remedy for all Diseases per sFa
tanning to the EYE; Ophthalmia, of five ycsrs' Els>
standing cured in II weeks the Tear in The Eye 2Geg
Of years, cured in 10 weeks: of thIs Uty, NJ
being blind for months, restored The sight Of
eye three weeks q gentleman who always used specs for
81 years by using only drop, enabled read the
newspaper without them by candleight hours after In
fammaOn of days cured By Rgke drop. 1t gives
bnllancy the Eye, and a5o strengthens the sight.
~ Nos 2O5 PHILPPA street, near HeviR and - ST.
CHARLES street. apE ly
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Per ship Kathadn, from BatimOre-T G Fwiehel Eco
NJ Greenwood &eO-C 7 Buddecke &co-J Mitchel-W Il
Montgomey-G Burke &cq,,Chqs Kennedy-SIark,
Day Il StauiieT-W A Peck MtTtin-R altman &co-
Beebe &eo--Jackson Fire Co-Wheeler Il Blake-J n G
CrOmwell-Jas LeyeIiGh ScO-McDOwell Mills &cO-J w
Xacharie &cO-I Woodland order
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EEnnrNG.

BOSTON-Per bark Pacific: 20 bbls mOasses, Nv bhls
dopr 1893 do lard OIL 81 do OIL 81 hbs Al h do Is ar do
PORK 2l4 kegs lard, 1853 bds leather 55i hides casks do
81 bags f. hers, &c bds mats and sundnes 49,,
PENSACOLA-Pers chr Martha: no. bbls Hour, 90 bbs
whisky bhs molase 50 do pork, % blles hay, lO bags
CON, 50 sacks oats, l cask bacon and sundries.
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AiARlNK AND FIRK IAsURARCB.
'snDsGsse Marine and Fire EnauranCe Company.
CAPITAL, S30O.OOO.

Tennessee Marine and FIVE Insurance Company.
CAPT. Al, 100000.
Directors:
JoaU NJ HILL, AIRY. ALLIsoN, lJAs, B. KNOWLES,
GEO. w. MARTIF, JACOB M'GAyOCE, G. NJ. FO8s,
+ g. F6aa, VIZ. EAKIs, SAh'L sEAT'
wv. WOODgnLR, JoHF Nj. Bass
JAMES ]. GILL, Secretary. 'OnA'' VI 'iii1i' '' :
Ky This long established Company, with the most ample
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS the most liberal terms,
81 PIttKEFT. PERKINS 90, 81 Magazine st.
fIEEItWAATS' AAD PLAATERE' MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fund, BY 4s # Incorporation, 100000.
DIRECTOEs:
v N; Laqghbn Kendall Dunbar q; A BuiSley,
Culhben buitt, Samuel Iamls0n, MN. Il. PaLlsonr
Joseph hsnaId, G. :. Cutter, VIM, CbngV,
Elliott Robbins, Aim V8nbibber, Charles Pride,
Peter Marcy, lg. S1YmnnsSl. John HAL.
WIZ; LAUGHLIN. President.
lJrTHBERT BULJTrT, Vice President
Jos, NASH, AGtuafy. EWD' kAWLE' SOlctof''''NA'
CHRtsTYJ Notary.
Jas. JONES, n. D. and \. II. CEFAs, n. D.. PhysCahs.
The Merchants and Ranen' Insurance Company having
subscribed in cash md well secured notes, amply
applications and make nsuraRces their Office, South east
Corner If M TCHEZ and CAMP Streets, FIRE,
Vi ARINE, and RIVER RISKS and also upon the LIVES
lf White persons and Slaves.
Er This Company established on the Mutual principle
Of Insurance, whereby every person nsnnng with becomes
Interested in ts and its profits divided among its
customers payable IN Cash, instead OF Scnp, d. ly
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIHK IAsJR-
ASCE COMPANY OF LOUIsIAaA.
INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1879, AND DECLARED pIVI
DEND OE % PER CENT. ON u MONTHS BUSINESS.
once, No. By Camp strsst,
Between Grayler and Common sis,
BuslHfss Of The Company soSfRsdto LJs Insurance Oaiy