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ASSAULT AND RoBBERY-A singular case is
now undergoing investigation before Recorder Gee
nois. Pierre Moutet deposed yesterday that he was
passing in Galatin street, between Hospital and
Barrack on Sunday afternoon, when he was sud-
denly caught hold Of by an individual who stepped
from the door of Wilson's boarding house, and
dragged inside; that while there, hands pressed
over his mouth to prevent his cutlery and he was
then severely beaten by several persons, robbed oil
his gold watch and chain, valued at $40, and at
last thrust violently out into the street. A man by
the name of John Crowley, whom the complainant
recognized as the who first laid hold of him, ha,
been arrested and committed to Jail Edward Nor
Eis, witness, gave the name of George Jenning
as another of the assaiiants, and warrant was is
| sued for his arrest.
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Observation-Disclosures Glynn gave bail yester-
day to appear before the First District Court on the
charge of larceny. f. O'Neal, the complainant
stated in evidence before Recorder Genois that he
stepped into clothing store No Is Front Levee,
to purchase coat, and while trying one on his
pockets picked of 800 in cash, sundry valua-
bic papers, and draft for $1,000. He believed that
he had good reason to accuse Glynn of the theft,
and the Recorder, after an examination, believed
an tn
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A TEMPTATIoN.-" He who steals mg purse
steals trash ~ most truthlully thought John Wilcox
as he saw Mr. George Stevens displaying well
filed piece of net work at a stand in the Vegetable
Market on Sunday evening. With this unpleasant
reflection oR-his mind Wilcox approached with a
lurking devil in his eye " to gaze upon the unfa-
miliar sight OF glittering coin and delight his
with the harmony of jingling dollars that and
fell as the gentleman made his purchases of some
Of the mysteries of cookdom. Wilcox felt his
muscles stifIening; his hands clutched imaginary
purses and there was a twitchng sensation at his
fingers ends-an itching palm--that he knew he
could not long resist. So to prevent further
struggle and wear and tear of feelings, he suddenly
snatched the tempting receptacle for the dimes and
made off at fearful rate. The hue and cry was
raised-the watchmen roused--and before Wilcox
could secret himself, he was overtaken by the
strong arm of the law and conveyed 10 prison.
Yesterday he further committed to await his
trial before the Criminal Court for the offence.
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STABBGEG Juan Silva has been taken into Gus
iody on the charge of stabbing Pedro Sierra, on
Saturday light last in Salvador Mass coffee house,
on the Levee. Sierra deposed that there had been
a difficulty subsisting between them for the past
two years, and that while he was sitting at table
he was attacked by Silva, who, armd with a
knife, inflicted several severe wounds upon bis
throat and face. There has been no examination
of the charge
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

ARREST OF Mrs BARRETT.-We noticed a few
days since the death Of an infant, caused by being
burned in cradle. The mother, Mrs. Barrett, has
since been arrested on the charge of setting fire to
the clothes of her child We glad, for the sake
Of humanity, that the evidence before Recorder
Seuzsneau does not sustain the accusation. Mrs
B. is woman of incorporate habits, and the
dreadful affair no doubt resulted from this.
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The brig Monterey from Galveston, arrived last evening"
leaking badly.
Towtoat Star lowed down and sea, the 18th inst
ships Hudson aud H. H. BoOdy. bark Gen. Taylor and brig
]. Cohen.
Towboat Persian lowed down and sea- the 18th nst
ships Ansteritz and Metoka briggs Joseph Bermudian and
Queen Victoria.
Towboa Panther towed down and to sea, on the 10Th inst.
ships Roscoe and Rob Roy.
TOwboa Southwestern lowed down and the nd
inst, bark Edward brig George and schr Visitor.
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FOUND DROwNED.-The body Of white man.
name unknown, was found yesterday hoaling 10
the New Canal, one mile from the toll gate. The
deceased had on co:tonaie pants, black silk vest
and brogans. An inquest vas held and verde,
rendered accordingly.
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BoED ROBBERY. - This caption, which has
ceased to sarie newspaper readers by its constant
misuse, applies particularly well to the case of one
Jose Domingo, who was arragned before Recorder
Genois yesterday on the charge of robbing Joseph
Nora of $500, on Sunday night. Mr.. Nora
stated that the accused accompanied by man named
Pepillo, came into his house in St. Philip street,
between Condo and Levee, and presenting pistols
lorcibly took the sum named above from a table in
the room. Nora attempted to resist, when the
rufians presented their weapons aud snapped them
at his head They then hastily decamped with
their booty. Waterman Caleb zorro borated this
evidence. He stated that he was on duty-heard
alarm given, and the men run out of an
alley-way, followed soon after by the complainant
Caleb gave chase and arrested Pepillo, but was
prevented from keeping him in custody by Do
mingo, who assaulted him with pistol and dirk
The two then off together. Caleb obtained
assistance, and after hot pursuit, succeeded in
capturing the prisoner at the bar. Domingo was
remanded to await further investigation
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUEsDAY M0nNING. FEuHUARY I'd. $50.

The WEATBER.--tvs have swimmer again. Yesterday IL
leaped forth from the clHrz embrce Of winter a. glowing a.
when Junes usbes il The morn The shade was most
pleasant TO pedestrians and doors and caseeuts opcc wide
the influence. Orr crowded throughout
the day with the rsr portion Of creation, busy IN making
amends for day two By bera pairouizng the
smiling merchants who stood ready give them double
welcome.
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DIED ALoNE--The body of George Brooks,
man about so years Of age was found yesterday in
vacant lot corner Of ST Peter and Perdido streets
1t was conveyed to the Baronne street Watch
house, where the coroner held an inquest. After a
post mortem examination, the jury returned as
their verdict" Died of cramp in the stomach"
The deceased was very intemperate in his habit.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

SECOND MUNIcIPALITY-Reeor Court
There nothing of importance, yesterday, before
this Court The cases were of the most trivial
character, and soon disposed Of.
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NEW ORLEANS oATTLE MARKET.

LAFAYETTE, Monday Evening, Feb. Is. 1850.
Arrived to-day steamer Empire go head OF Sheep.
Prices:- Bert Cattle, 4@61ze. y H. net Hogs, 2sz9
81 &C. y h. net; Shssp. 81 75@3 50 y head Mich Cepss
s9O9s43 y head; Caires. 354951le- y ID. net.
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-The Court was occu-
pied yesterday in the trial Of Thomas Mccoy and
Daniel Sullivan, found guilty Of larceny, and Thos
B. Williams, who acquitted on the same charge
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CHILD FoUSD.-A boy about four years old,
who says his name is James Mitchell, was found
on Euterpe street, between Bacchus and Dryades,
one day last week. He is now at James Golding' s.
in Hercules street
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MAYOJs MUSIC sTORE-

CAMP ST., three doors from Canal ST., ou Orleans
T'HE undersigned desires respectfully to inform the public
u that they can always find at his Music E5szezzl
SIoRE choice aud large OF ll9s5E al
n n OK L Els, at TeaSonublefT m M VI
prices and on accommodating terms Amongu v - VI
en are ano fortes made by the old and celebrated Manu-
tacturer, T. GILBERT $50 of rich tone and finished bean
niuy IN Rosewood Black Walnut aud Mahogany, with Iron
Frames, made IN the substantial and wOTkmanke man
ner, Also, The Justly celebrated EOLlAN PIANO
" ~, which for sweetness OF tone have not been
e9naled They are particularly suited to the country, the
H.olan does not require tuning tor years.
me New improvement in Piano Fortes the Patent vi.
kBATING bvERBRDGE, also for sale al this establishment
rms improvement gives pecuartrmnes aud briancy the
treble adds 10 the durability and strength OF the Piano, and
renders capable OF remaining much longer in tune than
those N ordinary USE
W; T. NJ. Agent for HENRI IlERzs celebrated GRAND
FlANOS aud P ANiNOS, made in Paris. For power and
SW egint7S q tone they stand fIrdCHNteRt.
SEtDNl-HAND PIANOS for sale at from $50 to
= SVH 71qh and taken in part payment for new ones.
MGd Instrument for Village Churches, Lodges, Serenading
Faie and the private practice OF Organss possesses
Offered 81 500 each
rom ne country Tor Flutes Guitars, 62GriRcts,
EtdsetctS, 1foRS PiJi0aceLt0S, Strings, and .IScai
ShercGRdse description, VIII be promptly executed
and Band Muse.
HAA'S, Double and Single Action on hand and made
ooper, 70 suit the taste Of purchasers.
NHJSiC-Fs largest Ca aogue in the South. TheStock
an accumulation OF 20 years. and in it are maN old
and beaufilE dieces of print
NEW MUSIC rece ed by every arrival from the North
aud by the fore steamships. Original Music published every
week ID me store. NatveC Compositions solicited
BY addressing the undersigned, Catalogues of Music will
be to any part of the State.
PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED. Music Bound.
o22 1td6mW WIN. T. MAYO, Agent.
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THE ONO RIvER.-The Louisville Courier Of
the I9th says: The river is falling, with about 10
feet waller on the falls over the Indian chute last
evening During the previous "a hours the river
Feceded inches. The weather yesterday was
clear, cool, and very windy, bur during the night
previous a heavy rain fel'
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Arrivals at ths PrisespaI HoseIs.~ssth.

1y~ The river at Shreveport, says the Csdde
Gazette Of the 10th inst, is gradually falling
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
81. shp RissTiaie Maa@e, Liverpool, H. G. eanSsss
Br ship Themls Leighton' LivssPp2ol, ~
Bark Georges FaIes, Philadelphia, Toby & Boges
BE ETab:h Futon Edse Baltimore ~, Aisxsadss
- ',.s AD'i4''t'' 'nsS' i Losoa sylvester
Brig Til, Rudovch. Vera Cruz, ]. Alexander
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Iesoe, Cobb 81 days from New York, TO TOBY h
ship Hungarian -, days from Mobile to masss-Pont
Dr. ship Lotus, Watson, % days irOm Bristol, TO
Ship AbRlno Elliott, . days from Boston, to master2m.
Bark Margaret Bugg, Peterson, % days from Boston, to
Bark Nashua Mortimer IS days from Phiadelphia to j. H.
I Ashbridge & Co--Ist my.
Brig Monterey - from lldanola and Galveston to Hsr
ris Y Morgan, with q bales cottOn-POint.
Brig VIM. Pitt HAYNES, 10 days from Curacao, 10 J. p.
Whitney & Co-H my.
Brig Richmond Williams, IL days from ST. kits, master
scr Panama. Matthias days from CoyingtOn. to master
ser s esner Benjamin. days from CamDeaeIy in bal
sehr MARIA johnson, days from Pensaeoa, mastsr
schr Pascagoula Burns. days from Pensacola master
schr Monterey, powner days from ApaachicoIa.
ter, with 80 bales coton-Basin.
Paris, Smith, from Pttsburr-1g bales cotton.
Masnois Thomassoh from Vicksburg-Tia bales cotton
Mars Foley, Dalferes, from Lockport-
Mo Grande Gordon, from Ope ousas-5l bales cotton
Iiipsy IRE from Bayou Sara--als bales cotton
Bulletin, Church, from AemDhs-1S5 bales cotton.
Princes 8, jackson, New Cartage2i7 b. cotton
Empire, Makins, IRON Louls,1le
Jim Gilmer, Black, from Tensas-60 bales cotton.
TOwboat Panther, Pmnegar, from the Passes
Towboat southS western, Martin. from the Passes.
wboat Star, Brown, from the Passes.
Towboat Persian, Andrews, from the Passes.
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The RfvEK.-The Coheorlia lnseIlisenceF Of
the 25d inst. says: j Is esnected by ali these
from whom we have been =, C,istoned TO Isarf any
thing OF the condition Of he Mississippi river, and
the propect Of the effects Of is rise here, that there
will be, within TWO weeks, an encFoachment Of al
least one foot above the present height. We hope
that such increase Of waller may not visit us, as
although we are safe here, even with ioot's moro
depth, those who are below Us mus surely suffer.
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Per brig Monterey from avestonG;en johnson and lady
" b. Victor and lady; J. Q. Crawford and lady, R H.
Gssnn and lady Miss Brown Miss Levy Messrs. SydnoI,
Griffin, Benson SMILEY, Col Hawkins, Capt Halves. Net
son, Sheeney Fields, Metealf Greenwood, Adams, Evans,
Emnleson, Mcdowell, Bartender, WardwelI, GEssnore,
Or. Neal, Johnson Begau, Brown, Deses. Nays Hook,
Mitcheil-and Is on deck.
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DANCING ACADEMY,

X. }. COKE 81 CO., DRUGGIsTs, Corner of .lLaga.
IL zane aId P0Bdrds streets, prepared to Il
cute orders for Planters Country Physicians and Fam So
lies Every article warranted genuine. DIR. L. J. M
CoXEs Preparations, extensively used for ten wears EkA
recommending themselves by their effects
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequaIled remedy
m EXTRACT OF C6PA HSyi1 sASRiSsAPARILLA
ANA AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
o. snperior 10 the Capsules any other extract.
fOMlC EATRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
IAbAAACbM-Ghe strongest preparation that can
n be made, az proved BY the effect produced.
BAI,SAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERVORT, etc.
FOR the cure Of ConsumUtion and Bronchitis,
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. mis- 1ysdp
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wAVERLEY PLACE, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and
SO Camp Street, NEW ORLEANS.
ID. WOODRUFF.

iO has educated Aahana(al except the Democracy aud has
w given much good advice, which has foowedpity
has moi Deonnue receive and intellectual instructors
the shape Of BOokste all old stand
Waverey Place Tuscaloosa where expects keep up supply
Tor hundred should God him alive, and
that long Among the Books Just Ieeeved the following just
puhished
Abhott's Julius Cesar vol i3oeus's Lectures Theological
LyeiPs Second Visit O the United vol. Syo.
States J vu among the Jesuit a
6selers Church or Eccesaseal Rome. By Rev NJ Seymour
History vols Scenes Where the Tempter Tri.
Sontheys Common Place Book umphed By the Jail Chaplain
Vol H. 1.-THE History Pendeunis In two
History otthe Bible Society " parts By w. NJ Thackeray
Hldeh's History OF the United The Nootman. By James
States vols Retrihut0n o the Vale of Shai.
Nngc Of hudues By the bro Tale OF Passion Crime
thers Mayhem I VOL is It's own Rstributor
5- More the Bay Tuscaloosa. Nov ~ Otd 5mW
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Watches, Clocks, JetGeirg and Fancy Goods.
IL A. TYLER, 80 Camp street, is now daily receiving
~ additions to lis well selected stock, consisting Of re
Fine Watches OF the best make, in Gold and Silver tsM
Gases; Rich Mantel Clocks and Vases Gold Guard, e. s
Fob and Vest Chains Seals Keys and Chain Orna- GAka
q 3ments, styles; Gold Pencils and Pens; Thmbes;
~ Buckles; New patterns of Bracelets Pins, Earrings
~ aud Necklaces A beautiful assortment of Diamond
\Rings, Pins, Earrings and Studs; Silver and Silver
Plated Nare Silver C;gdcaSes Snuff Boxes, etc; Paper
great variety of other ARTICLES numerous to mention
Strangers visiting the city invited TO call and examine the
goods.
~ All goods will be sold at the lowest prices they could
be purchased for at the North. SD 4mW
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FTNHE subscrOer womb Respectfully inOm his friends and
Il the public that he has on hand, and on
the way PIANO FORTES from the fac EIltEssl7T -Ha5
t P1s Of Ply Peye ne e. and R fsye CT u II
Gale & Co., James Grovesen, Nuns X Clark, New ork
Ny7N All these instruments made expressly for this
SAs III climate Many OF them are of the new patent of
EfSN5g Mr. Charles Horst lSI9-he double iron frames.
These Pianos will stand in tune longer and have
"a power and richer than any other instruments.
8, A , GUITARS, NlOLlNS, FLUTES, etc.
SHEET MUSIC constantly received from the publishers
soon published He woud respectfully inform the friends
of Mr. Charles Horst that he has arranged with that gentle
man take charge of the Musical Department of his store
~ AL orders from the country promptly attended to.
step q 4mW Il. A. TYLER, 80 Camp st.
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GALT-CoaIse and Fine Liverpool Salt, in Beached and
~ Unbeached sacks, landing and in and tor sale by
tyD JOHN TOOLE, . Bank Place.
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CALIFORNIA
Fee. FOR CHA(sRES Direct-The new and fayo.
~F ftFRA rite steamship OR CENT CITY (I5OO tons
o oarh nv NNhaaes stedSafa, coamahaer'1 VIII
tnsiI This snnaTioT Ss,a 10 IN, i5a ,h NJ p ,
Ne,v Yo-k 70 EbsS.s IN aabt days = Il @ TX nun
actaj tGat fr,,S M noi,t - Il ~ ~. IT,
THE enviab ftol s1ned ror,1t attant,n m @
seers and In me- vi falsS 'Tbib atyah ~ ~ p
st5rnsr gysS liz best mn =, e " ,t LIS noDe
convenience AMI conI winch NAV he desid ~ nj bs G
found; ss,ou vno,, ,,,,,,, ..,,, mo ,,;,,,.
In 9, iiAssA"E FhoM NE" okLEANs ~ cHASkEs.:, M,
aloos Spy W
In $500 Sd rb :; i S9 ~
- . S n anu stPeLate ihessl 10 W
~ N fhpeIieeeu 5n{sela1 Is attached to The ship
cubic XII PS " PAU ior regnt 81 eents per
be pr procured % from HARRIS MORGAN, Agents,
Iy5 u ~ fchoupitoulasst st.
- EOyR CAsVVnpNT& -. o. -
F 95A hIottbJ, "a - 4
II M i w., Nh = 90 "a
far lhartas tract ~, : < n III p n 4 Y o Mn Nm jeaae
3 o,clncE a NJ '' va = - ~ ~ N - 'u' I1"ieh' dt
~ " ' p.rps ov n,ss.,,.
In Saloon As VI fNssA"A' azo
In Inwer Calm
in Steerape Me- With he crav ~
r An exneriencsd S,,ySenn ia e., ,ih
securing to naSapSsr tbs hst ,aaas1 ~ e
M nssso y, seciTrai n, n.id fne E;I. ~ . 49,
cubic foot For freight or passare anni1 to ~ e' PEI
IA wv '' - Al lSdsIs EEG spy , " &C p,
va =. !: MGEnEh q w., 90 foydras st.
Ii FOR SAN FRANCISCO. California,-Paeket
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ORLEANS THEATRE.

ORLEANS STREET, between Roypl and Bourbon
" TUESDAY EVENING, FeTnary fb 1850 Second Night Of
The HgGUENOTs.
bessln Mines Devres and BeaAn
vii af haf-paAt O'clock
In
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8 hroussuLMAN zINo.n FOE RnnFIMc

NlOU ee o LINhN HINO,'' FOIl hUUEINI.
THE subscribers, agents the sale the Montague Co
celebrated Sheet Zinc wou call the Builders and
others 70 this article when used OF proper THO knees and quality
durable aud article Roofs It on roo
Europe thirty without repair and is apparently
good put particularly Tor the
OF large buildings churches, Circulars gynga
the requisite information subject, be had, and models
the mode OF using 1t seen, Gu application TO
SLARK, DAY a. sTAUFFER,
corner Canal nd Naeaz ia
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yTNHE ENTIRE INTEREST in the COFFE-HOIJsE
No l91 Iehoagitogtas street, near the corner -.
Draymen's Retreat" together with the House. M
HOLD FURNITURE belonging TO the same. The ,N4ssN
House doing good business is good location for
Boardg House, and fully furnished for The ss me
For particulars apply the premises, or to b. GlLIOOlY
the of ST. Joseph and rchoupi.oulas Streets
n. B. The House is offered for sale consequence Of the
owner having two coffee houses. d3i ii
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THE WONpER or THE WORLD.


- at .4Tm0rg HaH
I(REW ER'S SERIES OF GRAND MOVING PANORAMA
~ are No" OPEN and vii be exhibited every evening" fer
There will be Day Exhibitions every MONDAY WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, commencing a. u o'cleck
Doors open at quarter before Panorama will hapaI
o'clOck precisely.
~ TINS Exhibition eOmpriez following views viz The Nam
moth Gave o. with its immense Halls Hna GrJt,oe extent
tng IN various dIectoas between hundred
-1dtion the Mammoth Cave The
summer and winter days journey through die Western frae
Noun Vernon, he Natural Blge ii Virginia.
Aiintssion 50 Gems. Children half price. jazz In
DANCING ACADEMY.
X r. Classy late from PIr respectfully ~s
A the Ladies and Gentlemen this city will lh
reopen on the lst November his Dancing Academy GX
DO is aFondeet street, where he viii teach all 4JE
pAnee mat are in vogue among the fashionable *
circles IN Paris, such as uadriiles, Waltz dsuK Temps
Pdt cnqne Temps German Polka, HoNa M0scovka
fouTk which the only Dances fashionable
saloons IN Europe Mr. T. recommends latter
2o graceful elegant particularly when danced BY lady
gentleman. II Is easily learned
Ladies and Gentlemen desiring learn those Dances
instructed ~ calling MT c. between O'Clock hour
ong devoted to giving private esona He viii also
private families. "
Days children
ill dark ~
Gentlemen respectfully informed will be opened for
mem rom until ~ O'Clock every evening n The week. these who
wish perfect themselves in short time Mr. c. engaging teach
them to dance QuadTes and Values the space month
aoohs' Is Carondslei street near Common. o29 SIN
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.MONTG O.MERY7S
4

MON TO- .1E.h y
TENT TCBULA r. BOILER.
VIE attention Of the public IS invited to this valuable i'm.
= provement Experiments the boats, both
Sa and Fresh w alter, as also for land purposes,
have fully tested lis superior qualities steam generator
and the great saving OF fuel weight and space occupied
any boiler now in use.
E5 These Boilers can be seen in operation at
HECkER & BROS Flour Mills, POI Cherry street.
H03PER 4 BROS, SG3 Pearl street.
M0TT Y AG RES Foundry, foot 18th street, n. r.
ATLANTIC DOCK, Brooklyn.
a. w; METGALF'S, G3 and IS Centre street.
u. d. BADGER & co. 5, A and IS Duane street.
n; 3. SrARBUCk,S Foundry Troy, N. Y.
SMITH u CuRLETT'S, Baltimore
READING DEPOT, Reading, Pa
And on board steamboats, JONAS c. HEARTT, and ED,
PAYS0Nl foot Of Liberty street, Newly ork, and tow.
boat JOHN z. WHITNEY, New Orleans.
e-Y For further information, apply TO
JAMES MONTGOMERY
and SAMUEL WARD,
au3 3td6mW 10 South William street, NewY ork
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s,r. CHARLES coNEEcTIoNERv

W IEFORE has the honor to announce to the pub -.
Nc Of New Orleans that he Will soon open at IO3 s&
ST. Charles street, opposite the Theatre an extern
siye CONFECTIONERY and PASTRY STORE. -.
The most minute attention and will he bestowed gpon
the Confectionery Of his manufactured sknl worken from
The best houses of Paris attached his establishment
" LeoTe VIII neglect nothing TO give satisfaction all per-
sons who honor HIM with their patronage iy26 Sm
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~ n steamer NATCHEz-For /

~ h Steamer NATCHEZ-FOr Louisville,
l-fAss~ssssEsr Madison and Cncinnati-On THU RSDAY,
Szaal 18th inst. at O'Clock P. M.-The splendid and
fast running steamer NATCHEZ Capt c. Pierce is now
receiving freight and will leave above For freight or
PASSAGE having splendid accommodations apply board
at Girod street wharf.
fy26 HYDE & oGLEsBY, IL Poydras st.
~ n. For st. Louis, etc.-The new and light
s444iafkss59a draught passenger steamer POCAH(JN.
k=zzzzszsK TAs, Capt. H. j. Moore, is now ready to
receive freight and will leave above with quick Dispatch
For freight passage, apply on board,
fyl6 o. NJ. WHITE, Is Poydras street.