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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

FIRST DISTRICT CogRT--.yadgc Nc HeHry-The Court
on Saturday pronounced sentence upon Jean Gapard con-
JShn Aons, 10 be drowned by hitting him with stone in
The Jury, by which the prisoner was tried recommended
INN to mercy and he was sentenced to years hard labor
N the Penltentary, and TO pay fine of $50 The Grand
Jury found true bill againse Ellen Penderga alas Guile
nan, Michael Barry, and = Mcdonald, for forging note
for $500 purporting TO be signed by Mrs Ellen Harvey
and attempting TO pass the on Marcus Finch. Ms.
Pendergast and Barry tried before the First District
court few days since for the forgery and acquitted
An error found in the indictment, the accused being
charged with attempting the forgery upon H. W. Pal
Trey, which the fact the alleged fraud was at
tempted Mr. Finch, Mcdonald has ever been arrested
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CoTToN.-The demand for Cotton so active on Sat
uray to give rise of the Niagara be-
ing in, with intelligence of 95sd advance at Liverpool
though proved subsequently be false report The sales
however summed up 5000 bales prices the close being
quite as high as in the early part of the week.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary i035ii Far
Middling allls Good Fair ......13 00l3L
Good Middng Good and Fine -. nominal
ToBACCo-A lot of lS hhds old crop disposed Of as
follows: i6 Admitted s. II R. at g. and 10 at axe % h.
SUGAR AND MoLAsSES. The Sugar marke, was
steady, and 500 hhds taken at the full rates Of FIJI
day, 3493sc. for Common and 33eDIc for Fair to
Prime. of Moasses, 800 bbs sold at l5l9se according
to quality.
FLOUR-Shl excessively dull and the only sales reported
were 200 bbs superne Illinois at S. laS and some small
parcels at s. S5 371 2 Dbl A lot of HOO bbls ST. Louis
was offered at s. l25s, without a buyer.
CORN-Saes, $500 sacks including 1sO sacks mixed at a.
and the residue at $685. qp bushe
OArS-29 sacks good Illinois brought &c. on the Levee
HEMP.-43 bales Dew-rOed Were taken at sl27 y ton
PkoNlSlONS.-In the Pork market there is little or no
change and the largest sales reported to US were 70 bbs Mes
at SO rs, 200 bb Rumps So & and 800 to 400 bbs Prime
Mess for shipment to England, at IS 90 y bb OF Bacon
~ erces Sugar cured Hams brought TO- and 20 casks prime
Sides 56e. III. lot of 1877 tierces Prime Mess Beef was
taken at sl4 the largest transaction of the season. In Lard
the only sales We no6ced 119 bbs good No. at 81,
and 70 bbls. No. l to prime at 5ss953@c. % ID.
LARD OLA sale of 30 bbls. strained at Soc.
% gallon.
LIME-A cargo of 1854 casks Camden brought 75c pcask
SALT.-A sale of 600 sacks Liverpool Coarse, half
beached, Che Ednburghs cargo) sso. From second
hands, delivered the have been up 81 SOC 81 IS for
Fine and si 81 10 Coarse brown and beached Sacks
WHISKY.-Reetifed retailing at 221S923c.
FREIGHTs.-sOme Cotton shipped to Liverpool at 80
I339d
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The steamer Atlantic left Louisville on the 1s inst Re-
ports the Ohio River falling slowly. The Mississippi, inon'
St Louis Cairo, free from ice. with feet
in the channel and rising.
Towboat Yankee toed down and the 18Th inst,
ships Living Age and Riao, brig Ocaya, and schr. H. G.
Lowell.
Towboat Mary Kngsand tOwed down and To on the
list inst, ship Emily Taylor and bark Tedesco
Towboa AngloSaxon towed down and to on the I'd
inst, ship Sheffield, and brig Abo
Towboat Porpoe lowed down and to the ID insts
bark Renz brig Leopold o. Donnen. and sehr. American.
T0wboat DeSoto lowed down and the I'd inst
ship Mayfowef, and brig Water Witch.
Towboat Panther lowed down and sea, the I'd inst,
ship E. & T. Perkins, and bark SaragoEsa.
Towboat Defiance towed down and sea- the I'd inst,
| bark VIM. Henry, md ]. 5. Goodal.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

LAFAYETTE, Sunday, Jan. 26-P. M.-Anived yesterday
and to-day, steamer Buckeye, with u Horses Atlantic with
Cows and Calves; Amazon, AZ Beeves, II Cows and
Calves and i7s Sheep; Belle Key % Beeves and u.s. Sheep
Priees;- Beef Cattle, a&4Sc, y ID net; Hsgs, "
@sc. v Ii net Sheep 20 OO9 50 Is y head; Mica co,gs
s0 @@AS " v heaas oalsss, eHa)S3Io. v bnes
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Ship Sarah Louisa, Rich 20 days ffun Genoa to Grsen
sp ship Jos, James, 10 days from aIaanza in ballast to
Ship Jane H Gdjen. Gls. % days from Bo@,oa, in bal
Ship Mediaiog Bins Il days from New Yosk. to J. o.
Woodruff & Cod my.
Hoghtoa, Rankin & Co-ai nv -
Ship Ohtanos Wilmer, a days from London, to MASTER
Bark Roe sandl.E. Magma II days from PhadeDhia, %
Dr. bark obt, Lsrkins, from Liverpool Mobile to
Dr. brig Telegraph Young days from Kingston Ia, to
VIM. Burgess 81 Cod ny.
Brig John A. Taylor, Sleeper, "A days from fhomasitn. %
Brig Paio Alto, Mcintyre from Camden, Me- to MASTER
Dr. brig Baehs hIeEvers. Hughes, from Cork ballast.
Brig Monano. toddard Il days from wamngtOn. N. c..
Brig Paul e Jones Taylor IS days from New York. C.
J. Neeker Co-Pont-
Brig Monte Crsto, Young 10 days from Port MoEant Ja u
ballast, master-Point-
Sc Powhatan Caro-, days from Pensacola, to maser-4
sehr Mary Eddy Eddy. days fron Baraiaa,
sehr. vendor. Hatch a days from Thomason. master
schF Monterey Downer days from ApaIacfcolz TO
ter-155 bales cotton-PoinL
a W. yanLeer Gretsinger i'm ST. MsItinsyiei hs cot
Corree, Johnson from Bayou Gfse Ieie-e bales cotton
Amazonia; Mcbride, from 81. Louis
Buckeye, Devon, from Cincinnati.
Gen. Worth, Hendricks, I'M Skpwits Lsndnge5 b. ect
Princes, Fairchld, from Bayou Sara-zG bales
Exit, Sweeney, from Bnuff River-59I bales eOtI0a.
Cant, kouns from 0aaehita Riyer-422 bales cotton.
Old Hickory, Northern, from NashvieIi5 alea cOttOa.
Belle Key, hey, from Louisville
Aberdeen, Clouds, from Csmden-l4ls bales cosio9
Towhoat YanEse, Flinton from The Passes.
Iowbcai Mary Kinssland, Whann, from The Passes.
Iowboat Anglo saxon, Davis, from the Passes.
Towboat Porpoise, Phillips, from the Passes.
Iowb0at DesOtos DUNCAN, from the Passes
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SERIOUS CRARGE.-Atiorney General Gilmore fled at
indictment in the First District Court on Saturday last againsn
Wheeock s UptOn K NJ. Carter and Amos Hough, charg-
ing them with wiuily, audulently and ieoniOusy'' de-
Court the OF the of Rachel Blnnister
the 10th OF September 1884, The charge will undergo legal
invest CATION, and until that takes place. from the conflicting
statement OF parties, the matter left enveoped in much
Mrs. Bannster died in August 1Sf7 leaving an estate
valued at $OO John u, Chandler, her Soe egatee having
soon after this event, killed Patrick DAILY. he arrested
tried for the offence, convicted of masau gher andsentenee
this time he remains in the parish prison, awaiting the issue OF
appeal 10 the supreme Court taken by his counsel Dr.
ough being teamenary executor in the meantime opened
the in the First District Court Mr. Garter Appeared
as attorney for the executor and for the heir The tabeau
distribution showed claims against the creditors prvi-
legged and unacknowedged, amounting SIS 600. This was
ned on the .h Of September and on the l6th Mr. Upton
attorney OF Merle, Beye Co. creditors set down as unae-
knowledged for S5i0 So filed opposition to any distfi-
button OF the assets OF the under the tabeau dis
nbnton upon the ground that they placed thereon with
following words
They especially oppose the extravagant claims for fees for
professional medical and judicial services and pray that this
men opposition, be ed and served and after due proceedings
duce and that their opponents be placed acknowledged
ce0r upon sad tabeau, in the named in the abeau
VIZ $S4iO ~, with interest, the presented by
the CURATOR and for general relief
This ppoion tried but Judgment was rendered by
agreement OF parties in favor OF the clients OF Mr. Upton
The whole sum claimed with interest Thetabeau homo
ogated and the funds distributed the creditors. The
assets OF the succession exhausted without entirely salts
lying its creditors and of leaving nothing for the heir
J; u. Chandler. He believing that he had been wroge EN-
poyed counsel 10 investigate the matter Ii has been found
that the opposition filed by Mr. Upton has been deaced and
ateredthe words oppose the eLtrdragaHt claims Of fees
having been cut the document Upon
tins discovery the matter was laid before the grand Jury
true bill found against the parties named above.
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List of vessels IN Port Not Cleared.

Per ship Edinburg, from Liverpool-3S Storage.
Per ship Ontario, from LOndon--lS steefage.
Per brig Bache McEvers, from C1rk-l4 steerage.
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.VfeaU Hooks.

PEOPLE HAVE NET Or Pictures Of Society and
reope q Maik Drawn under Thin Veil Of Fiction BY ~
ANNALS OF THE QUEENS OF SPAIN, From the
PERIOD u' inc Conqus Of The GOs down tho present Of
her Masy aellt tho Second With Anecdotes Ccur
THE BATTLE OF SUMMER; Being Trapscrpts fyom
Personal Observations IN Paris during year I5iS By III
Marvel, author Of Fresh Cleaning. - 50
WARAGA, OR CHARMS OF THE NILE. BY Wi.
POEMS AND PROSE WRITINGS OF RICHARp
REDBURN by Melville. For sale by
Ja25 Up VHOS, l.. WHITE C,n,i .,
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city GossIp.


CALlFoRSIA-fle golden sands Of California st attract
tpouand 70 The iaof shores Of the Pacific and home and
eoo are feaiy sarerea for toll and danger. The ineen
tive smooths al difficulties mil FI Torado i ained ana
then the giittenng prize dpeIa the gloom conented
mind mine Of wealth to the fortunate poseor. vet few
can cody calculate upon the ehanc Of failure or feel like
remaining in quiet when they told that tl, isl and the
spade welded in California ike syhoso Of he mario art
calling forth the glering each wave Of the wand
This crusade against Dame Fortune has i host of voute
and the call IS sufficient to seduce Of all ages and eon
tons to join the ranks. The blind goddess made TO dispense
her ayOs with lavish hand and be pFoaigal as he
before chary of her gifts Every aFryafrom the Piaes
brings the unmakable signs of in the yertabls
dust ITSELF which often before the public eye thai
ike BRADYs mammoth advertisement first page,
only occasionally notice it. You can't pas along CamT
street without peTcsiyng every brokers' window the tempt
ing tai in pieces huge enough realize the gorgeous pic
wildly drawn in tales of Eastern enchautment
Neither the ladies promenade Chaes without ad
mirng the beautiful array of goods No. q, and the ta
displayed by Brady in his selections Of the latest styles
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Gardner, Sagef Cc-3d my.
Brig Foster Leayitt, y days from Charleston, to = ~
Bns AEgo. Winchester, % days from Thomasten 10 nasszF
ID ny.
sehE. Naes -, Q days from Pensacola. massss-Roi1&
Scht Safah Louisa, Stevens, from The Coast-iet ny
Sclir. Dorothy Sanchez, from tie Coast-lst N.Y.
- HTEAMBoATs. +
Jas. L.. Day. Gibercn. from Mobile
9lontgomsry, Estes, IIDsn bales cotton.
slartna " ashington, irwin, from Cincinnati.
Ten. Taylor Power, from Donaidsonvite
Glrsys IRE, from Bayou Sara--175 lsalea COTTON,
Die vernon, Martin, from pointe-a -la-fia ache
ID b. M0sbYs kFcieysis from w etunp ka-I bales cottoe
Flora JefkIns from VeruilonyilelO bales cnssasl
IOTDoat Panther, Plnnegar, IRON the Pases-
Towboat Defiance, McPherson, from the Passes
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PERJURTBrs Meyer, arrested in the First Municipality
for larceny, was examined before Recorder Genos aqr
day last and honoraby acquitted The complainant in the
Mrs F. ]. Dowlsr has been charged with PERJURY and
committed to await an examination.
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NJ Is CHARMING. =
CaTtIe-sIy We look on joys
Dearly priced in days gone by,
a nd the rhIunls we lr......l s.....r,s tn.-a

Scarcely worth Dasing sigh
So is with much has Contributed 10 orr leasuDa Io1o
lineage Years throw their shade chang
ing seasons fade the hines once so bright and py Variety IA
the siee ofliI eyokine neyy and feelings and cloth
ing in different dress our every ay existence SisD1ne
eouduces to melancholy and an rnvarvnr rouni Of either la
Dor or amusement luis the senses or pals upon tEe taste The
rail AGAINST fashion and the rysed tn
despie its dictates yet all swayed by its influence and
knowledge its power Every has changes and the
present exhibits greater degree than usual the caprc
of the coquesh dame who has long ruled over ae per-
tanning dress One of the places where she holds her court
and from whence size issues edcts is at the beau
fu establishment of D. II. HoLaEs, No. III Canal street.
whose enterprise guided By the hand of taste has reared per
feet palace for her reception The ladies interested in the la
test parcua-and what lady is should call without
delay and the mportaon per ships Viola and Buena
VISTA ordered expressly by the last message Of Fashion.
AsTRoyoHy-Tbe study of th. great science rf,s the
mind of man FINN the narrow confines of earth IA v,a in
mensty of space IL enarrs the ideas eeyate tIs nder
standing shows the nobinees= of ur mimic world ornar5
TO the vast realms moving in iimabe void and bnTnII
with the consciousness of insgniranes the ambitions M,
that ehafe to buzz itile lander than bs fo, II is h
hive called the Earth The late eour.e Of Iscfur n,or
astronomy delivered by Prof slitchs has excited IN onr
midst still greater interest in this science In faVing I
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PORT on NEW ORLEANS.
..rrrrnr2q 5T ID, I,raIrrnr goo - rIn.. al


Steamship Portland, Place. Brazos st. Jag0 Harris Morgan
ship Judah Teuro, NIekerson, Boston, y. Cosser
Ship North Atlantic, Cook, Boston, p Whitney & Co
ship Ja6rangs, Brown, Bordeagx Jenkins BuddendeHF
Ship Caledonia BrmdeT, Farrell, New fgk,
Ship VIM. v. Kent, varney, Philadelphia, do
Bren1. ship Itzstein and Weker, BOssi, Bremen,
Voigs Il Jeanfrnaad
Ship Pioneer, Child Baltimore Baieock * FenIei
Ship Coraela, Blanchard Boston, J. fsanddlfO h Co
Bark Hero, Buekman New Fork. g. Deake Il Co
Bark Hyperion, PerkiIs, Boston, T. p. Whitney x Go
Bark Victory, Bofnm, Balfn6rs, J. II. Aslsddge 3 Co
Brig Potomac, Smith, Pbiadephn, o. Wrkhsm
Eehr. SOHEheEner Stone, Tan.ba Bay, Master
Schr Henry Planiagenst, Smith, Apaachieoa,
SehF ]. r. Bradford. Taylor Mobile ]. Faueily
Schr Home Fort, Arkansas and Corpus Christi l.. D0bbn
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Valuable rmp.es ssn5 P,,s,Hssty g. Peter street,

u 2'-e- ~ ~ lea-s nIeeue tssAse
Valuable ImDsSyed P,s'HestX on St Peter street.
BY j. A. BEARD, AuetIOneer.
TUESDAY February l2 At u O'Clock WIN be od sueiio
esrsa LOT 81 GRo1Np VIII al a thereon
in The bounded b s. Peter ST John ide and Graser
lines street e6es snd ass IL dp
ines Il depth n he sd psTdo street ad 81 @ # aeG
Ard @s ~. w y v e re- AT s% y Helm
posted d tie acsf IL Beard Esq, Notary Paiie The in.
al The nssssa back bud2gs al MD PLAN
70 "a an ~. a. uie La.e o. M per nlonul
s s. payas Of he Cd Of July slSaes Sas eas
property and paid when due bear rate Of
before j. Beard Notary Public at the s.pen.. Of
the Purclsser jas
Good House Woman and Family. without reserve
BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY January % II O'Clock, M-W be sold Banks
The sliss woiasa SARAH n good cook washer and
roner and her Children, aged and years; likely Said
tsaye fully grsnta against the vices and alss pscred
Beard Notary Public the expense of the
Field Hands. and House Servants
BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, January 49, at u o'clock MWl be sdld Banks
Gas Of SLAVES eopris field hands, house servants. cooks
washers one and nurses The description Of each slave will be
sale before r. Beard, Notary Poblc, expense of
no TWENTY LIKELY SLAVES, from Cotton Plantation
TWENTY-FIVE EXTRA NO one Tennessee Men and Boy.
=. UNITED STATES MARsHAIIs SALE.
WaTos he sirei Court d he ' d $t@tes
Ter re Eastern District # Ienistqna No. 600
~ the above entitled suit will sell to the highest bidder
Orleans, MONDAY. the 8h day Of January, $50, at
The steamboat RRIoR, her Tackle. Apparel and Fur
niiqe, she Lies The opposite side Of lie river
Terms and Condition Of SGe-Cash. payable the time
o. S. MARsHAL's ogyIoE, New Orleans, Jan. Is. 1850
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OFTICK or THE BOARD or UEDERwRIRERs,l
McwOhenns, January 9.1S5O,
NOTICE shAt the ATLANTIS
IN deemed carry cargo property shipped
will be Insured Policies the
Of this Board. Ia0 I'm W. CHAMBERS, Secretary
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Does .faeM ROfEm
Wish to buy Dry Goods that are almost given away? II
they should call at

they should call at
ANDREWS,
corner Of 81. Charles and Julia sts
" All OF the Goods contained in the above named store
VIII be offered at LESS THAN COST, to close them out
as they must be sold within two weeks from date Those
remaining unsod are to be auction sold without
regard to cost
I-H We therefore, before doing so offer the LADIES
chance at the GREATEST VARIETY, as well as the
CEAPEsT assortment of goods ever before offered to
NewOrleans public
w This advertisement is positive therefore, call at
Jazz splw ANDREWS, cor. st. Charles and Julia.
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SHIPPING.
DOMES TIC PORTS,

IL - 4h II - Z 4 " n L D.
<z3e1Es FOR NEW YORK, via Havana, United
ILa and magnlticent steamship OHIO, (3OOO tons
9Oth inst, O'Clock A M from the head Of St. Mary street
superior double engines Of OS horse p % f s acne n w
TO her PASSENGERS the greatest speed and safety and which
Hthhot De acquired by of single engine
Ie bsrg for the comfort Of the
cabins and stateo9ms combined ali the conyeiencies Of
S nj 1 9e an experienced surgeon accompanies this
New fOrk-Stae-ruom Berth Ladies' Saloon. SIS 90
siate-room Berth After Saloon 80. Is co
standee Berth, Forward Saloon..-... 20 90
SteeTage berth, found with beds and
To Havana room Berth Alter Saloon. Is g
n State,room Berth, Forward Saloon. IS 90
fsseners Tor Havana will have to procure passports from
passage tickets for passage and order to receive freight
% pc procured from the Office of the Agents. AL bills of
i.,o PARADISE, LAwRAsoN g. co, Agents
B. The splendid mail steamship FALoASsi vii succeed
the Ohio, leaving the llh OF February.
d. FOR NEW iORh-The packet ship EII5-
A2AE MENT, OsgOod, master, having portion Of her
cargo engaged will have immediate dispatch. For
S SaSs sls or DA II GGE fsoG G6 MUM
49, FOR PHILADELPHIA-Haados Line-The
r cas s Pnsss,
now loading opposite the Beef Market having the largest
par Of her cargo engaged and going board, will have dis
r9r balance Of freight or passage, having stateoOm
aes ss n SppHIf HARRISON co. IA craver st
.sa.sa FOR ,sAyANNAH-With quick Dispqtch-
ss4xE The fast sailing coppered brig lisa BELLA
engaged and going on board will sail as above For balance
Oh freight or passage having fine accommodations, apply
jail R. nj. HRRRisoN s. CO.. IA Ciravier St
<Sf FOR CHARIihsT0N-Sum'er Lige.The new
-4- Victor Appeby is now loading and vii have lis
patch For balance Of freight, or passage having furnished
NMeLrSon accommodations apply on board at the Beef
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AUCTION SALES.


nS SoLss ArraHgseats for and ober
sock Tuesdays and Thufrdsys Ese Wednesdays and
Saturday. " o'clock Arcade
mediate days no Ohes No. 10 faaks Arcade Passage
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PROPOSALS for erecting WHARF at Pass Christian
IN aeGordance with the plan and specification exhibited
AZ e ouc OIL NJ Judson, ESQ, of Canal and Camp
streets, viii be received until TUESDAY, the 9Th of Feb
HarV next proposals must be sepHratA stating the
amount including labor and material the other for the erect
ing alone. the material being furnished the ground.
Parties DESTROYS Of further explanation than contained in
ne specification, will find the subscriber al the Teranda
H0t until the 18th inst, between the hours OF and o A.
NJ and . aud After that date, by undressing him
al Pas Christian. ja26 81 II. II. MONTGOMERY.
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Clothing alaeyeye To S1,.eIe,..

UK customers and Others who desire to have their Cloth.
tg Tor next spring and summer made to their measure
VII please call have their taken and leave their
order previous February lst Gentlemen aie nnder no
o6hgaon to take goods ordered they do not give entire sat
siacuOh' NORRIS & WAY,
ial2 tfyl 2ip comp "''' " Under Hs,v,att;s
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BOOEcbi9GGIi9lS = BTyNE;bOO6

- -. w a ~ Y A u u IL
No 80 N4TCHEZ Street, betloeea Ca,RD aud N,ro,ine
snbsen6er lust returned from Europe, respectfully
= informs ms friends and the public that he sz1aIaRzE
toned on his own account, and i prepared &..4a4V
TO receive Orders for BINDING and RUIING In
oil s branches. and Al saeA prices q viii give saIslscton
jail lRlaaD- y. X iNAGEGERs
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NJ a. Princeton, Yicksburg and NiIIiken's
Bend Weekly Packet Steamer MONT
Ezsz.zs<ea geometry = Epery .MON,D.9Y EYE
NIgNG-For Princeton, VicksbuTs, Mlliken's Bend War
TSsIton, New Carthage Grand Gulf, Rodney and Natciez
Ihe magnificent regular passenger packet MONTGOMERY,
Cap j. Estes, will positively permanently in the trade
throughout the season. and will for the above and nm
intermediate landings EVERY MONDAY. at oscloeL
p. N. For freight or passage, apply to
sid r. r SMITH o6 hTo-,z;,a-.
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A. DIMliik respectfully Informs the ciizers Of New
~ brirahs that he has taken Rooms at No 20 CaBlD
sree where he will give CHI ARTS written DESCRIPTIONS Of
character and tell perOns what business they are best fitted
ioT by NATURE Merchants andOters who emnoy men To in
different situations wonld do well to call upon Mr. D. as he
can select Isons thai are by nature precisely adapted ill
such situations be desired Persons who are keptc
~ regard TO this useful SCIENCE, be Immediately convinced
Dy permitting an examination of their Mr. d.
has y his possession peculiar Sku-the Skull OF Canaan
che Chlei-whch may be seen al his office. A few CASTS
OF the same Tor sale.
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E5Feyask Ee0OES &. St0sio,,o,.,

ne. OSGOOD'S india CHOLAGOGItE Tor Fsvar and
~ and % nermttep: and Remiiten and the various
pegned especially tor the thorough permanent cure of those
eases OF bilious climates. For sale bv ~
J. WRIGHT & Co, ISL Chartres st.
-. ,--,-... g.. &C. Only Agents for New Orleans.
nm Ibnrult pFnS .IsF ,,Da
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Themfs .-s.-.e. SiIns
Thomas .-.....-i1,ms
1inoleon .....-l3. ais
Unicorn --.--.-i3,ms
United Stnles. 3, mi
Vicefoy .s..ss..If ,na
Viola -.---.-. 1,ml
Virginia. -..s-. 4mi
Virginia. ---... % IN.
Warbler ...-..- San;
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