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Arrivals at the Pr,neipaI nots,s,11th.

yERAEpA=I w Grew, MI Ma,ser, Ky; ] Dofer, Jos
Borden, G w Martin, g Webster W D Thorpe, Ala; ]
and lady Mr. and Mis- Reed, M Elliott, Mobile; ii
Randolph, lbeTvie; Moore, Yicksburg; Douglas Miss;
Florida; Lowe and lady, Miss; Bostwick; w Horton,
] Barrett, N o. =
ST CHARLEs.J Andrews, La: w Higgins; w Andrews
MISS Andrews, . Andrews, w D Abbott N Y; II Lewis,
Ala; Penney, Mobile; L NJ Ogden; Mai w Bain6ridge
3 a; 3 Greyes, Baton Rouge; Col D SafFaran, T l.
Hewlett sIW Hardy, Ky; II II Robinson Cincinnati;
Louisiana. ~' new
PhANTERs-W Noble, l. Maddox, La; N Tall, Txs;
M W Dean, n O. Johnson, Alas A Travis T Z Car.
and lady, ILL., English, California
. LouIsI4FA;-J 2 q'Grady. Msy J Dsllendo, La; G J
9peeqet n y; z Lefty; q w Perkins, La; d Dover,
" Colld y Anderson, La; ReymOnt; ID Hickey, Gal
weston; buchanan, S Buchanan, Miss
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Eds CFeseem-FOr the benefit of suffering humanity,
well US an act Of justice to Dr. SAMUEL GILBERT, the
following statement That in June upon my
lace raF between and cheek gradually increased
during the summer s and exnt m scronut Of which
consulted sesers truly eminent physicians whose
IN space o. days before reaching the city The greatly
enlarged ana ie Inflammation
much So mat from The Of
nose Ana out to nay cheek bone literally lump Of pud
nh Ie ad also made Its appearance the opposite side
q my nose In ihs condition presented myself 70 1r Samuel
promptly pronounced eating Cancer Of the mod
put myself his sllaen He extracted te nInor
then and still believe n NJ FUCKER
HeR0Tlsans March l3 1850.
NJ Dr. GbeTt's oee No. CrossmAn street In ths
ouidinsI between hs C1somhouIe and the apl0 uy
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The ILLINOIS CANAL.-Three canal boats ar
rived at st. Louis, the 4th inst, from Chicago
They are loaded principally with -four and grain
from the lakes. Several more are on the way. The
Prairie Bird brought to ST. Louis 1000 bbls of -four,
portion of which was from Chicago This will
be shipped to New Orleans. 1t will thus be seen
that the Mississippi river is after all, the cheapest
means of conveyance for the produce of the lakes,
as well as the valley.
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ar We are indebted to the politeneas Of an %.
teemed friend for the following letter from Cali
fornia correspondent, formerly merchant in this
city. We publish it with pleasure, as every thing
read with interest that relates to the land ofgold
SAX Francisco. February Is, 1850.
Since my arrival here we have had continued
spell Of bad weather with but little exception 1t now be-
ginning clear up and spirits awakening to golden
dreams again. The heavy rams this season. have caused
the richest veins that have been found to be exposed and
understand that miners doing very well indeed Report
says that they make from SIC to $50 and in cases. as
high $50 per day For this may make some allow
ancet may be done In few cases, but generally. As
for myself know that those who worked last and came
down with thousand dollars considered as
having been very successful. would not, for consdera
ton, undergo the immense labor to obtain that
amount More money be made by trading than in
other way Land SPECTATORS obbers and merchants appear
be busy employed although money at present worth
from ten TO fifteen per cent per month"; on good security
bankers paying five cent. Labor high. In
deed cook receives than the best book keepers your
of aborers from 800 $3.50 per month"; and every thing in
proportion.
This city has almost overgown itself. and consequently
there are any number houses lease Rents de-
cnng bat even yet, houses the public rent for
Sc 900 per month"; Barrooms and public houses
handsomely fitted up than the States in fact have finer
goods here than you meet with in New Orleans, as general
thing Gambling and pOrng during the winter the great
take The gamblers have u 600 capital to back them
As many twenty thirty tables in house at
time Music keep up the excitement heard every where,
and no leaf left by which induce the silly and
weak-mnded young from the mnes to leave their bags
of gold dstan interesting state of things indeed. However
things improving and will continue TO do We have
had of late, large acceona of ladies to shores and
the churches tobe better attended than usual Just
agne churches in this town, surrounded with all the vi
ces of creation that be concentrated upon small spot
This the country emphatcay, and there doubling it
More anon. Your friend, etc.
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FIGHT ON WALL STREET-Blood Split--Tre
me"dous EEc'temsnt-The Louisville Courier-an
excellent paper, by the way-under the above por-
tentous heading informs US that between the hours
Of and ii, A. NJ, of the 4th inst, terrific fight
occurred, on Wall street, in that city, between a
merchant and steamboat clerk the dispute being
caused by difference of sixty-five cents in the
settlement of freight bill. 1t was a drawn bat
tie, with the following result: killed, o; wounded,
q; missing, pint of blood, the skin from two or
three knuckles, a large piece of coat tail, and
quantity of hair"
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has' CreseeRt-Please announce that the Grand Exhbi.
hon of Fire Works and Instrumental Concert for the benefit
Of the Camp street Female Orphan Asylum, has been post
p9ned until Wednesday Epeang, 4pra H. at the urgent
oil the Messs CatOr who have requested the
pectation.
The most ample accommodation will be provided for vis
tors and all who desire lend helping hand to noble
charity wi be truly srafed by visit the Place Armes
on "Wednesday next aplIa
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On the 9th inst, by Rev. F. Clarke, C. W. HoRNoR to
SARAH SMITH.
On the 9Th inst her residence in the Parish of Laouche
INTERIOR by Rev. Charles Menard Mrs. SCIDNEY WHITE,
widow of the late Z. ID. White, Mr. A. BRoUssEAU, OF
New Orleans.
On the 7h nsi this city, By Rev. N d. Preston, Mr..
OBKD p. MILLER, formerly of Mississippi, to Miss ANNA
M BROCKINsTOR, of Connecticut.
On the 9Th inst. by Justice Winter, CHRISTOPHER Dill
LON, of NewYork, to HANNAH BABCOCK, of this city.
On the 9TH inst by Rev. Mr. Lusk Capt JOHN SMoKRR.
of NewOreans, to Miss SARAH RUsK, of Covington, La.
In franklin, the 18th ult. by Rev. R. M Sawyer MIR
b. r. HARRIS to Miss LOUISA ANN CAMPBELL.
At the Louisiana Pine Grove Institute, Parish of Rapdes
on the oath ut, JOHN w. Kicks to LOUISA MARIA Rich
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AN EARTHqUAKE.-The Louisville Courier of
the 9th says that on the evening previous, about
minutes past o'clock, the shock of an earthquake
was distinctly felt over that city The shock was
so violent in many portions of the city as to create
considerable alarm, and the inmates of several
houses precpitatey fed to the streets in the utmost
CONSERVATION. The shock was most severe near
the river and about the centre and lower portion of
the city 1t was also very sensibly felt at Jeffer-
sonyille, across the river. The vibrations appeared
to be from the west to east
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Ihe loas letter was received from NJ sccx gen
tr91 and fortune, well widely knol
15it q r TulF<sEN'S sARSAPARIIA cured houssrds
pen u iht upper circles Of society, in New
~ era e4ny ~ the majority The They
ka.en,as n he ne Of Dr. P. Townsend dozen or
1ysz toie and the whole family for weeks
s cA q Nsn There preventive for dasass lie IL These fli
'e' 1ls'si ever, lose child or require physician.
ne - NEW YORK, January l. 1850
- 8 10y nsend Sir; In justice your rrmedy lake Inc
1 dine RAJ about two since, vielent COLI
c.slu MOI remove Ia became settled hn-
enai ahsetipn q the throat anes waoh dd me srv
~ ny etue son was Ia extreme III health and mo-
% as XVI n sSssiaPslia VI hla He short Tine
.ltough the pores He got beteT which inpesd We
a2neao ana ana Esny happy to aeknowelg ,ha Il
ten ne and and ths enlov,ss, -
health Your sarsaparills is beyond douht 4 mn o.
edy, and should he widely known - Ns sAsetele rem
four1s respectfully, VALENTINE sucov
VI Amos NesYerk
APPS eredp Isl cbs,tr ~ ",
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CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN.-A telegraphic dis
patch, dated New Haven, Conn.,, April 4, says:
The wings have given up the contest in this
State, and the democrats have it all their own way
For State officers no choice has been made by the
people but the democrats have certainly carried
the Senate and the House. This will enable them
to elect their candidate for Governor, Thomas H.
Seymour; also U. s. Senator in the place of
Gov Baldwin who retires in March, ISL
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THE RIvERs.-The Ohio, at Pittsburgh, on the
4th, was slowly swelling with 81 feet water in the
channel. AT Cincinnati, on the same day. the
river was rising. AT Louisville, on the 5th, there
were u in the Canal-on the Falls, feet 8
inches AT st. Louis, on the evening of the 9Th,
the river was rising with from 10 to II feet in the
channel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-12

10 The Attorney General is in the city attend
ing the Supreme Court. The criminal docket was
fixed for Wednesday last but was postponed.
From the liberal tone of Mr.. johnson, Che has 50
many titles, we prefer to use his first and most
respectableD we are sure he will gain more sin
cere friends in his new station, than when, as
Governor, he was surrounded by parasites and
offiee-seekers.
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p t-ALL MAY POSSESS BY USING sHERAfAN,s TOOTH
efE = warranted lfee ipn acid airy injurious inrre
ns aaa nnssass.d for cleaning Whitening the Teeth
moving prefentng them aching iecay Al the
,e giving them healthy appearances, well az hardening he
guns and tenng The breath.
oe and gives universal sstsf.eon Whoever once viii
WEI alter Il the pfefeleace any eurce Dr.
- Se ~ broadEay, Dr. C. A. Peck Boverv two Of hs
~ esnlis Y ls Guy Of hs~ foFk. RECOMMEND ga
many ohers Of that profestionDr. Elicit the
corner 9rotdHay and An5 arees Dr. james r. thiion
Bn1ed chemla,, Park BENJAMIN, EtQ, Jamea Watson
~ 1Saes Gordon Bennett Esq H. Hssiags Weld Eq
N ~ ~ h1Hh and nearly AL the knopn editions IN New Ynf
fsslesd .nd r1a By eksnnan NJ D. io5 Na.au strs M
=. SO Y New ofi1ina By the sole Akant = "
spiisFsP J. WRIGHT = CO., Isl chssuss q.
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Inc most lnlalle fendy discovered class Of
a generally, which the Of Copava sarapara have
lsn iounn seSeeebe The Estimation sale inns n
eiN mas olAned Tor e lest four criterion Of rs
l1,senae utility L has acquired the in almost esT
e q Europe II has been examined approved sanctioned
Of The profession - W s' sA"sN
ppereeomrendaon preparation enjoys above all others "a
r. eA PottAbe up possible mode In which may be
AAAel eshe LON easJ aud pasan nature with no
resre1sn ~ Diet on confinement from daily business favee
eelay WOMB hnd THIS medicine highly useu ought never 10
Y ulpreaea with possessing advantages which
s peseat one combines Accompanying the medicine i paap
iet expenaiofy q the different Of deaAe without %
extra charge, containing full and ample directions II contains no
NJ Prepared By j. B. Thorn chemist London and for sale by
SICkLEs & CO., Druggists
apo fm2lp 40 and AZ lanai strest, NeSOreaps T,
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tD~ NOtIce.-The undersigned having united together
the transaction Noa Business all branches leave
inform their public they are prepared to exc
with and dispatch whatever may confd
to them the old stand Of d. RICARDO late Notary Public
No. 70 Gravier street VIM. MONAGHAN,
Successor to D. l, Ricardo,
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North Brothers,

Corner of Magazine and Common Streets Neu Orleans.
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVE at all times on hand large and well assorted Stock
Il Il consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
49, A and Twilled LOWELL COTTONS;
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy colored KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue red, yellow and green FLANNELS;
Negro WOoLLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light CoTTONADES and DENNIS, for plan.
tations:
Madras and Mock Madras II ANDKERCH'FS for Negroe,,
Blue, black and mixed SATINETS;
French CALlCOES, GINGHAMS, Silks, and Bareges;
English CALlCOES, Merinos, Apaoas and Bombazetts:
English HOSE, UNDERSHIRTS, Drawers and Gloves;
German HOSE and HALF-H0SE;
Plain, white, figured and coored SWISS MUSLINS:
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICS and MUSLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUBSCRIBERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES
land AlsO...
A great variety Of FANCY GOODS such as are gener.
ally sold by the trade, which they offer purchasers
favorable terms. jalS 4m2dp&W
HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN AND SHORTS.
Constantly in store and for sale in lots suit purchaser
by lfy4Sdntfl j GARLAND q no T.afa AZ.
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MICHIGAN AND THE PRovIso.-At large
meeting of the citizens of Detroit, on the 21st ut
resolutions were adopted calling upon the LegisIa-
ture of that State, now in session. by every con-
sideraton OF patriotism, justice, liberty and ma
tionaty to rescind the resolutions Of instruction to
the Senators in Congress from that State on the
subject of the Wilmot Proviso and expressing the
most implicit confidence in the patriotism, wisdom
and fidelity of Gen. Cass
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tF,- CIasaes in EIeetro. IlIoIogy.-Mr. FIsKE. j

compliance with the general will form Class complete
Instruction in the newly discovered Science Biology
Armory Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING, April H. MIR. FISKE
pledges himself enable all who perform these wonderful
Experiments successfully and also how apply this
remedial agent the of disease the fee charged nsru
ton tSlO will be reformed Complimentary Ticket will be given
(grauouHy 10 all who Join the Class admit lady and
gentleman 10 all the public Lectures and Experiments
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eT@ Noticeable undersigned, having united together
for tie transaction of Noaa Business in all its branches
inform their friends aud the public that they prepared
with and Dispatch may be con-
fded to them. o fiji e, No 80 Graver street
CBAs A. TALLARIE Notary Public.
spll I'm WOODsON WREN, Assistant.
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No QUORUM" The Republican says very
truly there was no quorum in the Second Munich
usiv c~sIcIl, Dut omitted to state there could be
none as there are no Aldermen.
The term of the late incumbents terminating
with the first week in April, and the election being
postponed by the Legislature without making pro-
vision for it, we will be without representation
dill near the close of the month, not only to the
dsparagement of legislative WISDOM but to the Sc
dous detrment of many poor laborers for the want
Of their pay
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John 2. J0HNs0N's LETHIFUGE-A new and

John C. JOHNsON's LETHIFUGE-A new and
Invaluable discovery has now reputation established
beyond doubt specific for the cure of premonory
SYMPTOMS Of CHOLERA CHOLERA MORBUS, DI-
ARRHCEAp and all arrangement of the bowels II Is also
certain cure for Nervous Headache and Sick Stomach Ii
has superior advantages the of preparations for the
above diseases purely Vegetable compound and
bass Of preparations in fluid state AL use with per
favor Of this compound which should be sufficient guar.
sntee that 10 no qnack medicine. Numerous testimonials
can pc produced from the most respectable citizens of this
parish Of the benefits derived by the of the Lehfuge
10 The lethuge is prepared in part of the United
States but At the Drug Store Of
JOHN O. JOHNSON, Druggist and Apothecary
Alexandria, La, opposite Court House.
apl2 1m3dp J. WRIGHT & co. ISL Chartres 81,
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SURVEYOR OF THE SECOND MuNIcIpALIrY.-
John W, Smith, better known Jack Smith, is a
candidate for this Office Mr.. Smith is an Engi-
neer by profession, of thorough mathematical
edscation, and will discharge its duties efficiently
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REMAINS OF Mr.. CALHOUN. - Governor Sea-
brook, of S. c., in pursuance of resolution of
public meeting, appointed a committee of twenty
five to proceed to Washington to receive and bring
home the remains of Mr. Calhoun
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-12

The GALPmIN CLAIM Mr.. Crawford, Secre-
tary of War, has moved in Congress for committee
of investigation into this claim. He is implicated
as party in interest in the claim, and the allow.
ance of $4,000 interest on some $4,000, is most
unprecedented. The Secretary did right in asking
an investigation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-12

ns- The Natural History of Death Rail
roads and their Advantages" and the latest Con-
gressional Intelligence, on our first page Fourth
page items
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D5- We give many, many thanks to the steamers
Aleck Scott and Martha Washington for late papers
from st. Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Louis
VILE
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~s MnIIcn- rhn M

ET Notce.Ths undersigned, on retiring from the No.
aral Business would respectfully recommend his Office
Mr. VIM MONAGHAN and his managing clerk Mr. GEORGE
RARESHDE to the favorable notice of his old friends
public in general with the that all affairs may be
ntrusted to them will be faithfully and efficiently attended
mh2T DANIEL L. RICARDO
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TRorTING MATcH-C. s, Ellis, the popular proprietor of
The Metane Trottng Coure, announces fine race for the
l4th inst The entries Tippecanoc Butcher Bon, and
Barney and will no doubt command large attendance of
the lovers of the turf The nags are well known and the
trotting will be In hnrness
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Died

On Wednesday evening" the 10th inst. o'clock, Mrs.
MARY ANN WHITE, eonsort OF Edward White
E Of the family invited attend her funeral
THIS AFTERNOON Friday 2th ins o'clock from her late
residence Enghen and Good Children Third Mu
ncpalfty.
On the 10th inst, of Typhus Fever MARY ELIZABETH,
daughter of John and Mary Ann Hall, aged IA years.
On the 9Th inst, j. f. L. L1vAUDAIs, aged 70 years,
tive and resident Of this city.
On the 9th inst EDWARD REILLY, youngest of Ed
ward and Rose Clarke aged year and months.
On the 9TH inst, from injuries received by fall on board
steamship Fanny, JOSEPH LEE aged 49, native OF Ten
nesee and for the last years resident OF this city,
On board Savannah No 2, her passage from
Pittsburgh New Orleans of Consumption, EMMA Town
SEND. e0nsort of Eber Townsend, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
In Alexandria on the 4h inst Mrs. SUSAN Mccoy, wife
of Rev Amos D. Mccoy, Rector OF the Protestant Epsco
pal Church in that town. and daughter OF the late Hon Je
thrO Daggett, of Rye, Westchester county, MY.
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DR.. RAPHALL-The installation of this eele-
brated Rabbi, as Minister of the Jewish Congre-
CATION in Elm street, NewYork, took place on the
18th ult-, on which occasion he gave an elaborate
account of the reasons which had induced him to
quit his native country and spend the remainder
Of his life in America.
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GREAT HURDLE RAcE.-There will be a novel and excl.
ting contest the Bngaman Course the 14h inst The
sport offered something The former races of the kind
wepe well attended and gave much qualification See ad
rari
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Ladies' .NeaU Dress Goods

AN6t6eS' sNegU Dress Goods.
TE ID. p. SCANLAN 81 CO. VIA
MIMI No. IL Chartres ateet, ~
9Uqllu t Are receiving Psin and Embroidered Beregs
WV WV choice coors rich Satin Striped Painted Organizes III
patterDsi Embroidered and Plain Changable rensdne
Ribbons Summer Dress Silks style Embroidered Cspes aud
Handkerches B0nne and other desirable articles which,
geher ID their large and well assorted stock SUMMER
DRESS GOODS, PARIS MILLINERY, LACES and ENBROt
DERES recently purchased the favorable
first houses in Europe and Arneried they will sell
Low PRICES
similar articles purchased any city
G Also Several Of fast eoored English Jacontt Law
Ginghams and Chambrays from 10 Is per yard
anil 3t2lp
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Auction sales This Day.

SYKES HYDE Co. will SELL at 10 o'clock at 1O6 Magazine
street-Rce.
FLoRANcE TAYLOR will SELL at II o'clock, at the CONNER
cia Exchange, st. Charles stree-Wnes Liquors. etc.
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WAR ON THE FRoNrIER.-The Chippewas are
organizing war party against the Sioux. It is
supposed they will number 1900.
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Across LAKE.It will be seen by the advertisement
that the and splendid steamboat Lenora will hereafter
on Saturdays, leave the Lake end of the Poncharan Rail
road on the arrival of the ears, for Vaudeville Cow
ingion. etc.
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E5 In consequence of the incemency of the weather
yesterday, Prof Garands lecture postponed to this
evening, commencing halfpast O'Clock The subject is
| the Clouds and Rain
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&F~ Mr.. CHARLES I. BADGER Travelling Agent for
the Daily and Weekly Crescent We bespeak for him liberal
reception in all portions of the country which he may visit
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-Hessrs. Editors-Can you inform me why the Canal and
Banking Company do establish HoTEL at the Lake
End of the New Canal that visitors who appreciate the
ride find refreshments This was most sensbly felt
Yesterday. A. II a.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRR.-McC alister the great Nero
mancer, will appear at the ST. Charles Theatre tomorrow
evening His wonderful and interesting performances have
been received by crowded houses in the Northern cities