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Mail Faaiwr~.

Bslrt~esT, Oct 2 $50
No mad has bssa received to Asht, y otn Of va.
ninstes,k NC.
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The News fro,a she Capital

Lowe unquestionably elected Governor By at least
2 100 ms
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Tn hriSre ov.rrsruh s,op river, Ne rees.tiy re-
grder the weight 81 tvee,y els csttls 'ourt-~r n
vhieh vv' hnr1 W tbs isu
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Poiifar.I Inten,xepee.

fohftte1 bbteLRepee.
NV UAsssHrE Jared Perkins g. the whig caaii
date, In the Third Congregational District Of vsv
Hav pshra. N supply the vacancy ooeasionei W the
rec gnstlon Of the Hon james wigon
Mss-scHrurys Hon. Joseph Gribneli has declined
b.nE esud3ste for rselection Ia the Tenth C0n<-s-
si'spsl Dilttict Of this State.
rrsSs-LtsNn HIN. David wilmot has dseised
h~ing espsid.te far election 20 Coperess IN e-s
agutncs OF the nomination u James Lovrey, ~ his
ovn arty, and which dnculty could not be settss
without The withdrawal Of both candidates TON TIE
| field. A q Crow 10 nov the compromise eandt.r.
The nomirstipg convention atopted the views OF Ne
wnmot TIE free cot, quesfion -
/ NV Jsss,,-Tbemss "a. whitney u the vhig can-
ddste Cor srtss In the second district ofthu state
| Rretrr,o~ o. GsS Par Cen Jose Antonio pess
aud s,, arrived this afternoon. At o'clock By th,s
steamer trenton. large number 81 persona seem
Rid II walnut street vhsrf 90 witness his lsndsaG
ne roes from the wharf 10 the state Hcuse eces
bsrouchr drawn W four bofsss, In charge Of con
mittee ~ eftikens and escorted ~ the wsssinrtss
snd Fhiisdelphia Grsys, rs ausal Of honor ~ Ia
enssbee Gall. the General received " th~
nieps authorities snd v.lssaed 20 the GA. - mayor
Jone. lie returned his tAask, for thu hesor Of sog
the guest a the psuSss q PhiladsipAla After ca
changing eiviitiss ~ts great ranl 81 orr eit'rsss
Of ell tls-se- the s,tipsrhhed rrntls1sn p-cceeAeA
y hi. LODI sngs 81 The sshisg,on bos's PsSssfrA~
buibns
Tn brJre over srush xsop river, Ne recs.tiy ~
1nder the Weight 81 tvecty sin -attle Vouyt~~r y
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The convention met at seven o'clock, snd vas cslet
20 order by the Prssid.nt
A prsyer was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Plumb.
The resolutions vers taken up and passed
A letter vas received from Samuel J. NAY In vhci
he told the party that they must stand by the Hen
VIM. Seward In his action on the slavery question
In the United States senate, and would recommen'
that proper revolutions be passed By the conventions
lie considered Mr. B. ward that IL nesrer the ne
gro platform ths any man In the vhig party. Thi
letter was ordered TO be printed with the proceeding
Of the convention
Another letter vas read from Hiram Y. Crosn, o
Nev York city. which vas ordered ~ above.
The convention then adjourned tni s o'clock, A
NJ, to.murro-.
FRED Douglas 10 not here IL Is stated that he doe
not believe In the party Nominating Ticket there
tiop.
The convention viii endorse senstsr Seward In YER
strong Lar guses. IL win be offered By eswuel War
(coofed) az the meeting In the morning After which
| the convention viii have religious exercises
The numbsr In attendance, today, vas three han
dred There mot ~ many ladies present, ss ssw
owing to the uorn.
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To At Nassau, On. p Dec. IS, the Am. bark
Lion, Alexander, master, was signalled in the
dining, and in the course of the day boat landed
with the master, who reported her from Newport,
Wales, bound to Savannah Georgia, blown off the
American coast and leaking badly, which occa-
stoned her making for this port Shortly after her
distress was made known to the Agents ef the
American Underwriters, a number Of persons were
Immediately dispatched board to assist in keen
ing her aaoat. On the following day she came
into port.
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. - Yesterday morning, Stephen
Miller committed suicide his residence in Common street,
between st. John and ST. Peter lie subject
times to fits of insanity, and SATURDAY evening ap-
parent to his friends that he labong under alteration
Of mind On Sunday he watched his opportunity while hs
wife absent at MARKET and committed the fatal that
has deprived his family OF protector and him to an
timely The first wound inflicted upon the throat,
after which he severed the arteries of his left the wrist
The deceased industrious man. and the father of
several children
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DEATH FROM EXPosURE.-Ye Yesterday morning a man
named james Bordeaux died in the on Triton Walk at
the head Of the New Basin the time that the church.
gong bell was sunmonng the citizens around to the houe
OF prayer The night did shoud the scene of suffering
there io hours IN the vacant space in the middle of the Walk
un!l hie epped slowly away and death came gracious
body did not denote the nerate; sickness had enaciated it,
and want followed the ohe2k but nothing else was appar
to show the of DEATH The Coroner held an inquest
and verdict was rendered. Died of dissipation and expo.
w O aDDaFput -
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATIrupE 29o5T ~ N.-LoNerTupE 90 WIN Tinne. 81


Ship Gipsy, VensI Liverpool Klineender & Co
Ship Leontne, Ariaans Liverpool, j. p. Whitney s. Co
Ship Oscar Labory, Bordeaux, V. & e. Maiguon
Bark Gov. Hinckley, LoTiag, New Yok, Fordick & Co
schr. Aiadona, Mcneil. Tampa Bay j. P. Whitney & GO
schr. Camilla Scot, Northern, Brazos st. Jago, do.
Sehr. Patsalaga Mllrgar, Pensecoa, Master
Schr. Swah Portland. Mobile, Jas Fa,.eny
Sclr. G. ", Wngm, Apasehcoa ,Lecke, Roberts s Co
Schr Mary Fkils HARRISON Brazos St. Jago o. Wickham
Steamer ]. MoTi1ett, Wood, Montgomery, Master
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DEATH IN WATCH HoUsE.-On Saturday evening
man whose remains unknown camel TO the Watch
house of the FIT Municipality and asked for place to
sleep Cell No was given him, and his sleep proved one
that knows waking. Yesterday morning he was found
dead In the shelter given to him. The Cooners verdict was
Death by ApoDexy which settles the case so far as the
inqusye world concerned. We publish the description of
the dress of the deceased that may lead identifying the
body: Striped cotton shirt, coonSde pants brown coat
and brogans
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70 The Coast Survey steamer Hetzel, Lieut..
John Rodgers commanding, left New York on the
9th uli, to commences the photography Of the
Florida reefs and keys. Two civil parties have
been engaged, since early in November last, in
measuring base and triangulating in the same
nuarter
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r. j. COKE & CO., DRuaGlsTs, Corner Of .uaga.
IL Z1e ana P0EarGs streets, are prepared
cute oflers for Planters, CountIy Physicians and Fam sc
Hes Every article warranted genuine. DR.. Il. j. "a
C0XEs Preparations, extensively used for ten years iA
teeomh5 ending themsege yes by their effects;
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An uneuualled remedy
m ExiRACl ~ CoP AVA 9II1 ss,A rs
NhN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreea BE cure,
SS~ superior 70 the Capsules OF any other extract.
lOMIC EAIRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TAhAAACUM-Th strongest preparation that can
"a be made, as proved BY the effect proiuced
BAi+SAh OF NAPhTHA, TAR, AIVERWORT, etc.
r or the cure oil Consumption and Bronchitis
MENT.
Tonic AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nl6 Iy3dp
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10 The Cunard steamer Hbernia sailed from
New York at noon on the 18th Hit., for Liverpool
She has but very little specie, as freight-onIy
1917. The Hibernia did not carry out the mail
from Boston, the boats doubtless being detained by
the storm Of the previous dav
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DANCING ACADEMY,

MI K r CLIssEY late lrOm Pans, respectfully informs -
w the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city will ia
reopen, on TIE Is! Of November bis Dancing Academy
NO ~ CaFondelet street, where he XzH
Dances that among fashionable
circles IN Paris such Qlsdrie Waltz dsux Temps
Natz einqae Temps German Polka oWa Polka
zourk which the only Dances received fashionable
saloons IN Europe. Mr. {. recommends being
uo graceful and elegant particularly when danced by lady and
gentleman. 1t IL easily leaned.
Ladies and Gentlemen
instructed ~ calling MIR C. between O'Clock hours
private families. ~ "
Days for ebdysn Mondays and Thursdays Houlrom O'Clock
Ill dark 1890
Ggfdeen respectfully Informed that will be opened for
usn from until ~ O'Clock evening in the
w to perfect themselves short time hir engaging
tsin TO dance Quairs and " atze space one month
~" DiEEineGa Of the hs&atn WALKING entirely cured Dancing
ho9ihL ~ Caron1sei street., near Common sul
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COURTS IN BosToN.-HeaUy Damags.-In
the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts,
verdict for S9975 damages has been rendered in the
case of Lyman Raymond Us. the City Of Lowell.
The city had placed CRATE in the gutter in Cen
trail street, and it stuck up some two inches above
the curb-stone. In stepping off the sidewalk the
plaintiff struck his foot against the top of the CRATE
and falling forward fractured his knee-pan, causing
permanent 1ameness
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List of vessels in Port Not cleared.

Corrected epery especially for Ths Cr.se
INst.In The FlTst municipality ids gnalsd uoS
able BY mi the Nos commence the Railroad and
In the sond nS the Nos above the Steamboat Land
No. being fnhoat Landing the Third tms
the Reiroad and down No. being Ferry war
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DISTURBING THE PEAcE.-Jame5 White and John Ken
nedy awoke the echoes of Saturday night with heous wells
long altef the time appointed for cessation Of the noise
and confusion incident the busy world The uproarious
pair babe defiance the powes of darkness but they found
that their boosted strength vanished before the iron rule of lie
guardians OF the night Yesterday morning Recorder Geno
asd fine of s. each upon the luckecs individuals who
arg forced for want OF funds the amount the
Workhouse at 81 per day.
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Per steamship Galveston, froi Lavaca and Gave ION
Mrs Graves, Miss BalpgeE Mr. Ccsi!o and lady, Or, Price,
johnson. Hanson, J. W. BoIng, II. T. Corbn. D. F. He
A. L. Chapman, NJ. ?. SlIs, F. Stout, p; w HargIaye
w. B. Holmes, A. F. Meeks, II. w Davis, B. l.. Roach
Lembas J. F, Babber T. Saundetoh, Mr.. Castillo, and
on deck.
Per ship Hero from New York-MEs Collins and child,
Me srs. ]; I.enard, J. d. Allison, and 50 storage.
Per bark Miaudon, from Havana-Melsis Chas Morgan,
Alyale Cezail Bertrand, G. Sekou D. Baras
Per Ship Oxenblidge, from Phlladelphia-s0 searage
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PROTECTION AGAINST ISuNDATIoN.-The COMMITTEES on
Streets and Landings Of the Second Municipality have given
instructions the Surveyor, Mr. Dunbar to employ a many
labore he thinks requisite for the purpose of widening the
Claiborne street canal and raising the evee along its right
bank This will protect the part of the city In of
second overflow, and prevent the water from again visiting
at own doors.
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An ITEM FOR THE POLIoE.-Tivoli Circle is crowded
every sabbath with band of dssoue negroes, who KEEP
the neghborhood in upToar with their noisy games and
profane cries The police will doubt place quieHs
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A CONCERT DIsTURBED.-WhileJ Joseph Pespinati, Lama
hodgef and Mary Rodgers engaged Saturday night
IN grinding out music Tor the million in general and Old Le
wee IN particular, they We're interrupted by the police and
made to keep time to the Recorders office. They were ar
Yesterday for issuing forth the strange combination of
sounds that proceed from street organ without paying the
necessary fee to the Municipality The ofieeFs may have no
music IN their SOULS the loss Of which perhaps fits them for
stratagem and SPOIL but Recorder Genos made of diff
ieent stuff and he received the grateful thanks OF the poor
grinders by sending them forth again distribute their
melody and gather dimes
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. FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.-A suit for damages has been
rstitued in this court by Elizabeth Hbch the widow of
Jacob Hbch and natural of her Two minor children
against the New Orleans and Carollton Railroad Company
IN which she claims the of $1,000. The petition al
eges that on the % December 1885, the said Jacob bch,
who employed by the defendants engineer of one OF
their locomotives, while faithfully and Carefully pTfomng
hs duties was instantly killed by the explosion of the boiler
OF the said locomotives that the said explosion was not owing
70 any faptor neglect the part of the said Jacob Hbc
but was owing solely and entirely old age worn condi-
tom long use and defects Of said boiler of which said
pany had full knowledge, and against which they had been
warned that the petitioners in INDECENT circumstances
and have by this calamity been deprived OF their ohy proe-
tor, and are without the means OF support that they
al these circumstances said company and have
mpored relief but that their pay for relief has been refused
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Jacob Hoffman YVES found yezter-
day under rather suspicious circumstances with bundle Of
female apparel in his possession Hoffman, giving an ac-
count OF him If, forgot the old couplet-
Lest men suspect your tale untrue,
Keep probability in yiew.''
And bis own statement obtaned for him quarters in the
Watch-houss. " 80
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AN ERROR.-ELza Moran fined IS yesterday by Re.
Goer Geno Tor disturbing the peace of Galatn strest
The question arises whether Eliza could have disturbed thai
which never had being in the thoroughfare named
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NEW ORLEAN Ms:
MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY q, 1850.

FIRENEs's CHARITABLE ABsocnIIoN.-A meeting Of
this Association was held Saturday evening" and the re-
port Of the Treasurer read. showing the expenditures for the
The statistics viii be given to our readers sssoon
they furnished for publication The report shows the
benefits arising from this benevolent nstuton and t
liberal assistance that has been extended disabled reu
and TO the widows and orphans Of deceased nenbens
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, BREAcH OF TRUsT.-Adan R. Dippie, charged with
beeh Of trust taken into custody yesterday ard gave
bal for his appearance to the charge bo Recorder
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CoMMITTED.-George Williams having secured new hat
tfOm some place unk known all himself was quietly
walking off with his beaver up Sunday morning. when
he met with OF the First Municipality police who insisted
on his company TO the Recorders office. Williams after
examination, was committed for thirty days
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ST. CHARLEs-R. s. Birdie, s, B. Ewing, j. B. Walker,
n, G9odmgn ID. G. Hiebran Ala; I. BF1me, N o.: H.
PP etaDs + e erG%n Barker CINCINNATI j. O.
MHi,s.; " II H. Ring and lady, Ark G. 7: sner, R. Y
RICK, j. H. Price, Texas; ]. Martin.
PLANTERs'-G. V. Martin, ]. T. Auvaut S. Waters d.
Ange j. FRANKLIN; W. +. Kane, Miss; W. S. Mcmahon,
J3hn Kerr, + p; White, B.. w. Wroter N o.; Dr. Chevis
II Collins, Dr. Price, 9. NJ ellis, La: VIM Joh,son f.
lat Ala; w. p. Kirkland. ST. Louis; ]. NJ. Hanson b.
y. Roach, Texas j. ?. Humphrey N. Y: p, s. Stout
New Brunswick; b. Chew. Philadelphia.
ARcApE--John Javett, Maine; w. A Whitfield Miss A:
George L. Barry Ala: w. II. Estell, ID. c. Cooley S VIII
Thomas, Ala. - w.
, COAMERCIAL-Miehae Kehoe VIM. C. Robinson Pitts
burg; A. WILSON, J. Warren, A s. Jones' A s. Watts q
" magqlre George Turner, Cincinnati; John A Harden
bTook AZ VI James e. Jones, st. Louis; John F. Williams
NJ u; H. NJ Scican, Tuscumba, Ala; Patrick Porter We
yay Ia; A. Sidney Stephens, Durango; CLARK Royston
Carolina; Frederick kleg, lady and servant, N o.; ID +
Brckel steamer ST. Anthony; S. NJ Ketrck Cleveland o.
. NERANpA-A. L. Field, NJ. P. ellis, ]. s. Williams La :.
Mr. Gerald and son, A, s. Chapman, Ala; r. p Shelby
Miss: A. G. Walker, N. o. w, D. Hudson str Beecon
:, INDIAN QTEEN-J. L. BrSle, C. W. Loyett, NJ Will
hanson, Nieksbnrg j. R. Easey, Yazoo; T, j. Tread.
way. Ga; John Bond, WIN. Reynolds, Va; w. b Holmes
Louisville: II. w. Morley, Carthage; Jacob Buck6art,
HEWLETT Porter E. Beasly and son, j. d. Baker,
Col Benegruy, n Latargue, j. b. Burn, La; l.. Bena.
MN, N Y; r. w. Eastlin, N. o.: T. @. RUSSELL Va; s.
Wilson, N. Webster, Mis-.
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Valuable TchoupitouIas street Property. wItbout
reserve.
BY FLORANCE 81 TAYLOR.

=, nrfnr, ~ - -, = UUce 81 (TfGUifr sfTtcf,
- At Banks Arcade - - ''"'
The following described property on TehoupIoulas st.
between 81 Therese mud Belle Chase directly front az H.
head Ct Hunter street, Lots Noe s. measung e,rb
q feet front on Tchoupouas depth eI feet ii nces
and neai and Lot No g. measuring 30 en
aud y feet inches in the reathe whole encore
There IN common alley ~ feet wide TheTese street
and covering the entire Of the above propsy
Terms Of sale One-third cash. balance in eaunl
payments at and 10 MONTHS for approved paper secured By mort
gage the properly. iastds
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Galveston, Pace, from Lavaca via Galveston,
4i inst, TO HarTs MoFgan-53 bales cotton-2d my.
Ship Hero, GfIh Is days from New York, j. w. Stan
ton Il Co.-2d my.
Ship Arcadia, Counce q days from ThomestOn in basst
to master-2d my.
Ship J. Touro, Nckeon, Is days from Boston, Touro
I'D my.
Ship Qxenbdge Taylor Il days from Philadelphia, ].
w. Andrews Il Cod nv.
Bark MiandOn, Butler from Havana Both uIt to PUG,
Mir L. Co-1st my.
Bark Alabama, Wall, Q days from Boston. to j. W. An
dFews l. Cod my.
Br. big Transit Paynter u days from Turks Island. to
VIM. Burgess u Co.-h my
Brig Rogerine, Cgowe, days iiom Pensacola, to master
I'd my.
Brig Martha Rogers Boardman, IS days from Wilmington.
N. c., to master-2d my.
Schr Louisa SeaI Sears, days from ApaacbicoIa to E.
G. Rogers L Co.-2z1 bales cotion-2d my.
STEAMBOATS,.
California, Reynolds, from Mobile.
Concosda, Frost, from Mempiss-.J1 bales cotton.
Die Vernon, Martin, from Pointei la Hache.
Belle OF Attakapas, Deahoussaye I'm st
Bertrand. Castillo, from LafouFche,
Jewe=s, Burgher, from Cincinnati.
Montgomery, Estes, from Princeton-e15 bales cotton
AlvaEado, Wilson, from Lafourche.
Iowboat Mary kingsland, Whann, from the Passes.
Towboat Southwestern Martin, from the Passes.
Iowboat Caledonia, Pinnegar, from the Pas.
Iowboat Anglo.S Saxon, Davis, from the Passes.
Towboat Louis Philippe, Flnton, from the Passes.
BELow-coMING
, Ship Nathaniel kimbal, and several other ves~ss
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ToBACCO.-A lot of hhds was sold, / A. at Ga, "a.
and R. at 51ac. round
SUGAR AND MOLASSES. About $50 hhds. Sugar
changed hands at the easier of Friday say 34c for
Fair to fully Fair. Also, 700 bb Molases, chiefly at I9c
for prime
FLOUR.-The accounts of the Mississippi River being
closed by ice above Cairo and the probable soppage of sup
plies from that quarter for weeks have put the for Fou
still higher About GOO bb changed hands, follows 600
bbls. Ohio (or shipment Rio) sold s5 25 SEQ
s. So $50 St. Louis So 1905 60 200 bbs unbranded at
s. co, and Sls bbls. extra at 90 5O9s5 SIS % Dbl
CORN-Prces steady. 800 sacks sold &c., and SEQ
sacks at SIC. qp bushel.
OATssales SEQ sacks ST. Louis at TO- and eco sacks at
75c. % bushel IN lots.
HAY.-Pnces rather higher. Sales 1C0 tons Maine Hay
in two lots, at SIS 25 and s1s 20 4P ton.
PROVISIONS.-Pork was in good demand with sales of
600 bbls Mess not inspected, 80 0O and leo NJ. o.
IS % y bb lot of 119 tierces Short Bacon AIddles
brought sl5 90 y fierce. Lard is moving bsky and
noticed sales of 1871 terce 5s, so bb 5S and 1916
1853 bbs No. 81, $50 bb and tierces SO, and 3Si do
strictly prime 5Sc 81 ID. lot of 20 rkns inferior West
em Butter brought Sc. % ID.
GUNNY BAGS.-Sales of 1000 in bundles at 9l6c:
WHISKY.-60 bbs Rechfied sold at 2ic., and 1C0 bbls
in lots at the same.
FREIGHTS.-Nothing done in Foreign Freights. For
Philadelphia ship taken to load chiefly with Pork at 70c,
and two barks for Boston at Coo.
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ASSAULT UPON CoNTT STREET.-Jame1 Haggersy alias
Wilson drew crowd yesterday witness his dexterity in
throwing bckbats sundry doors and windows that opened
upon Cont sTest. Away flew the misies-the doors res
brought down the syered ga at the feet of the bold dis
turber OF the peace The performance abruptly terminated
upon the arrival OF the police and Haggerty being brought
before Recorder Gelos, committed or three months in
default of $40 bail. ' "
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~ n Princeton. VicIsb0Tc mi

hsT n. Princeton, yfcksburg and MiiIken's
l t BeIa nv Weekly Packet Steamer MONT
ylNtI[sor Princeton, Yicksburg, Mlikens Bend War.
FTton Ns% CaLl1age Grand Cult Rodney and Natehez.
ne regu ar pasenget packet MONTGOMERY
Iapt J. Estes will positively permanently in the trade
throughout the season. and will leave for the above and an
intermediate landings EVERY MONDAY al 3 osclock
p N. For freight or passage, apply to 4
SD 4. B. SMITH, IS Magazine st.
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FLASH IN THE PAN.-Wm. r. Stewart was taken into
ensto feuelt MIR. Purcell who charged
nun with hing pistol a his person with intent to kill Stew
barrel and stated that he puoi trigger to make his antaqo
INST back out from oertun clearly developed intentions TO rs
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DEAR MARKETIEG.-Pau Riley was are We terday
for stealing meat from Pordras Market This morning the
Recorder will inform him t.iat it wfs dos
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DANGEROUS AND SpsPIcIous--Ths class arc again be-
coming numerous and the police the alert George
key, one OF the fraternity locked up yesterday to prove
he cam that ne obtains his living in honest way, but as
the matter hardly open reasonable doubt Kelly will have
to give " voucher OF be sent DOWN for thirty days
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L OUisIANA STATE sCRIPT.-1OOOO Acres, in
h amounts 10 suit purchasers, for sale by
% Sm PARADISE, LAWRAS0N & co.
TH0CTAW LAND SCRIP.-In Half Sectors,
~ Quarter Sections and Eighths, for sale BY
o8 Sm PARADISE, LAWRAS0N & co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-07

LARcENY.-Henry Shaddock, charged with larceny was
Yesterday by the First Municipality police and locked
up 10 await an examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-07

EOPENlNG Mammoth South ern Circus at the cor
~ nr q C1on1eet and petddo Streets MUNDAY EVENING"
Dec IL ls4 which he and
Clown, sA LAThRoPr engaged for limited number Of
lights, VIII make his first appearance In New Orleans.
This ~ Tar the largest pef and best OgaGzed
ever exhibited this cry there being forty
tached TO eleven Of whom Stars Of the
profession.
III Easy Chairs and Family Boxes fitted up expressly for
dies their attendants.
ts5- Admission only rs cents