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THE DEAD SEA EXPEDITION.
NORSIAN's, rs CAMP STREET.

TIE PATENT Conclusion BRICK MACHINE. The
pateniee of this recent and important invention informs his
acquaintance that he is prepared for their inspection of
working model of tie lie aware that it time
since he promised this TO several and he fully expected to
have been able himself that pleasure earlier but he
cordially invites them call day after Monday
next between A. M. and p M. at No. a Royal street,
(rst hOor) directly opposite the POsotce, and bring their
friends, and he will undertake to show them that which will
make amends for the delay.
ANY and all who take interest in things, especially
those whose practical knowledge fits them to investigate the
merits Of mechanical movements likewise those who
identified in any way with the manufacture consumption
of BRICKS respectfully notified that the MODEL of the
PATENT Conclusion BRICK MACHINE, (Which
has till before the public,) and will be
during the short time the patentee remain in the city,
free for their most rigid inspection, and such Others
desire TO see it.
This Machine having been fully tested no longer
experiment. The proprietor calls ntion to it with conf
dence. By the Model referred be fully illustrated all
that is SO triumphandy claimed for it So
Those who have the original model CHOW in Washing
city, deposited in the Patent Office at the time Of the
issuance of the Patent by comparison with and exami
nation of the offered for that purpose the
Improvements which have been made, and also
readily understand the capacity of this machine for
great not ndente extension in yield with very slight
proporionate increase of cost The present model demon
stTang the ability perform in of time twenty
times the amount Of work of the original and could
have been with nearly the same constructed with
double that capacity but its present form deemed amply
sufficient for all purposes of Illustration.
asserted and beyond the fear Of demonsatve
diciion that in simplicity of construction, regularity and
beauty of motion, ingenuity and rapidly of gie.d, the
invention is not approached by for the manufacture
bricks before extended the public. The Patente.
comparison with any other in this line Of work with
out any fears for the result.
The Model referred to will, however, speak language l.
those who will take few leisure moments to examine it. ia
more emphatic and convincing than anything that b
said in favor and it is thought that inspection by
doubt its merits will entirely all misgivngs. Th
opportunity coureously rendered, and full investigate
| of its claims is respectfully solicited.
The stay of the Paenee in the city necessarily
limited he be before stated, q Royal
up stairs. JAMES I. D. WILSON.
| New Orleans, May, 1850.
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WoNDERFUL-A drunken man, Bartholomew
Denny, killed in New York on Tuesday by
falling and striking his head on the curb-stone.
When did such thing happen before
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The trial of Tallman, the absquatulatng clerk
of 7. Cotenet 81 Co., of New York, may develope
some rich in literary life in that metropolis.
He furnished the funds for weekly paper, and
also the suppers.
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1t is rumored that one of the New York theatre
cal managers offered handsome terms to Mrs. For
rest to appear professionally the stage, but that
she indignantly refused the proposition,
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VIM H. Mennix, of Illinois, formerlya clerk in
the Land Office, under President Polk, has been
appointed by Judge Young Clerk of the House, to
fill the vacancy in the clerks Office.
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The Canada sailed from Boston on the 18th.
Among her passengers were President Hitchcock,
of Amherst College, and Thomas W. Phillipsa and
lady of Boston
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Cass and Cobb is the ticket for 1852, already
nominated by the Cassville (Ga.) Standard.
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FIRE RIOT IN BosToN.-The youthful portion
of two of the Boston fire companies had quite a
hopeful riot on Sunday evening. The police, after
some time stopped the amusement
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Messrs. Simpson u Neil, of Philadelphia, are
about constructing four sections of mercantile
sectional dry dock, similar to those built for the
United States at the navy yard.
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The House of Representatives has decided, after
sharp struggle, to close the California debate on
the first Tuesday in June.
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1t is estimated that in Detroit, with population
of 10000, the cost of liquor drunk amounts to
5000, 900 per annum.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-25

The corpse of an American lady was brought
across the Isthmus of Panama recently, at an ex-
pense of 5000.
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Six or eight States. North and South, are now
reforming their constitutions and codes. These
reforms very expensive and sometimes no i'm
provements
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REcoKDHR's CouRT-SeeOnd .MuRieipaLity.-The
Of Messrs. Fisk and Poole up for examinatonno
appeared, and the Recorder dismissed the
ton. The high character OF Mr. Poole guarantee thatno
blame attach to him in the premises.
John WastOn and his little accused Of sleeping in
empty house Bacchus street, aagned the charge
The stranger in the city, out of funds and
sought the first shelter that offered Tine Recorder dismissed
the parties.
Joseph Bower or he corrected it, James George, stood
charged with being drunk In his pocket book found
worthless Ohio note, and fancy blu purpoing TO be
drawn the Bank of True Love, State of NarmOny and
secured by the pledge of the whole stock of TRUTH Honor and
Fidetyn This singular specimen Of " currency was
handsomely engraved with ygnete Of Cupid among the
and the hghres 50 conspcuousy dspayed-wee for
dollars kisses stated Bowers, after hearing,
remanded to enable him to obtain voucher for his character
John Mulvey, charged with breach of the peace gave
bonds in the OF $780, remain quescent for six months
Neil Felona, charged with imbbing immodeate guam.
tity OF the ardent, censured and discharged.
John Henry having been accused OF assaulting police
officer, made amends the offended law, by entering
| bonds.
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RECORDER GENoIs' CoURT-y4HedgedB Breach If Trust
An affidavit made by Robert Murphy against VIM. H.
Handvey the Captain Of the towboat Yankee belonging
to the Independent line, charging him with collecting from
the agents of the ship Calcutta bark Tedesco and schooner
Thomas Spear the of $780, which he had
accounted for and refused deliver up So serious charge
will be duly investigated.
Antonio Csrnas. Louis Francsand Lsus Principal and
Michel Cazaux each fined s25 fer being engaged
charavar of widow Moret and Mr.. Cormoche, who
were married on the I'D inst.
Dow arralgned the charge of uttehng threats
towards the police No action taken this affair
H. Bordeler brought up for assauing Louis Morano
Of the night watch, night before last in Charres
Sarah Murray for disodey conduct, arragned before
the Recorder and required to answer. =
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY,
Eridsr- EynrinO Nav u H9S(1

Friday Evening, May "a, 1850.
Arrived during tbs past week. 324 Beeves, 0nc1adng 20
of Texas and III of Lake Cate,) 43 Hogs 68 Sheep 80
hIilch Cows, and $50 Calves.
The market has been badly stocked during the week. and
Beef Cattle in steady demand The market is entirely
bare of Beef Cattle and Hogs and nearly Of Sheep, Cows
and Calves.
Prices. - Beef Cattle, 90 ~ ib net; Hogs,
c. b net; Sheep, $40 s55s % head zck Cops $50
a s55 % head CdiUes, $40 ST ~ head
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE $50 ~ 30" N-LoNoITUpE 800 w.-inT 81


Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Old England, Lowell, Havre, v Baxter
Ship Austria, Borland, Liverpool, Baxter
Bark Jonathan Goodue Higgins New York. Toby& Bogarl
Brig LodehaF Skinner Charleston. Nj Harrison u Co
Fr brig Fernand Goree, st Pierre MaFtlnlqne.
w ZachaTie & Co
Br brig Urano, GughelminO, Malta, Bareh Go
Norweg brig Amerka, Stephenson, Liverpoo NJ Heine
Schr Maria johnson, Pensacola John Hurley
Sicilian schr Emea Gugielmno Trieste, Barell & 20
Steamer d Mosby, Kerchva, Montgomery via Mobile,
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Hndostan Gushing, "a days from Boston, to G w
Hynson-3d my.
Ship Moses Wheeler. King, % days from Boston, w
Hynson--3d my.
Ship Faneu Hail. Sears Is days from Boston, to W Hyn-
son-2d my.
Brem ship President Smid Sanders from Bremen, March
n, 10 mastes-Latayette.
Bark Jane Gano Matthias from Palermo 18th March, via
Gibraltar, to Wills Il Rawns-lst my.
Brig Irving Robinson q days from Pha epha, to master
schr ] P smart Nottingham. 8 days from TampicO, to
Fernandez-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Tennessee, Lee, from Naslville-1l9 bales cotton.
Cotton Plant, -chnapp, from Arkansas Ryer-l5 BIS cotton
J f boswell, Kay, from Grand EcOre-l3 bales cotton.
Naichez MOI Leathers, from NicksbuTg30l bales cotton
Albatros, IAlard, from Lelore-127 bales cotton.
Aberdeen, Clouds from Camden-34 bales cotton.
st Charles, Gilbert. from Mobile-3OS bales cotton.
Togboat AngloSaxon, Porter, from the Passes.
Towboat ConquerUr, Heaton, from the Passes.
Towboat Swan, Davis, from the Passes.
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" ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.


COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
-, g.. ,e.o Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds
sock on hana, sep'' l. io4' 1910 1880
previously ........7sl,S4s ss.sf-4osi
~ GO. sOa,7s4 5s2s9
:, previously ...6ls, SO1- .ee5 ss.i$-ss ,29
Stock on hand not cleared. 49,. .'ls6,s29 AOlO
ToBACCo-There has been rather more activity In the
Tobacco market the last week, and saIs Of some LOO hhs
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Wlliam Thompson was put
bis trial. charged with entering house with intent steal
and found guilty.
The trial of w. G. Latham, for breach of trust pro.
ceeded with.
The Grand Jury reported the following true bills
Patrick Ryan, for breach of trust.
George Budd, alias Jim Crow for entering with intent
steal
Isaac Enamel, for perjury.
Patrick Faiay, for perjury.
The bill against William Rush, for arson, ignored.
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PARKER MuRKER CAsE.-The examination of
the Wentworths, on the charge of being concerned
in the murder of Mr.. Parker of Manchester, N. H,
is going on slowly. Thomas d. Quincy, of Bos-
ton, testified that, about two months previous to
the murder, he paid Mr.. Parker $3;350-which
was made up of one bill Of $1,000, two three Of
$500, and several of 500 and $50. He said he
had seen $50 bill, which he supposed was one Of
the number. Another Witness Mr.. Elliott, testi-
fed that he was a tenant of Asa Wentworth about
year and half after the murder. On one occa-
sion several of the neghbors had played cards in
Wentworth's part of the house until late hour Of
the night, to the great annoyance of Mrs. Went
worth. On her coming to the door second time,
to induce the company to dispense, she uttered a
threat to her husband that if the proceedings were
not stopped she could would tell "who it was
who came here on the night of the Parker murder,
and looked so pale"
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CHARGE OF observation-disclosures Tobin arrested
by Mr. L. Wolf who charges him with being concerned in
burglary committed at his shoe store in Royal street, about
three weeks ago. free colored man. named Fondin was
some time since arrested and the First District Court
on the same charge
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to- Notice.-The undersigned, on retiring from the No
aral Business respectfully recommend his successor in office,
Mr. MONAGHAN, and his late managing clerk Mr. GEORGE
RAREsHIDE, the favorable notice of his old friends and The
ntrsted 10 them will be faithfully efficiently attended
LuhH DANlEl II hlOAhDO.
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Towboat Conqueror lowed down and to the 18th
inst, ship Rappahannock and bark Syria. ..-.
Towboat Augo.Saxon lowed down and to the 18th
inst, ships Eliza Keith and Geo Green, schr Cornea.
Towboat Swan lowed down and to sea, the 22d inst
ship Montezuma banks Snowden and Prince of Wales.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-25

n >, CUAE q CU., DRUGGISTS, CoIRer q JHaga
Ia Etae and P0gdras streets, prepared to IL
cute ordera for Planters, Country Physicians and Fam
lilies. Every article warranted genuine DIR. L. j. Az
COxEs Preparations, extensively used for years, IA
recommending themselves BY their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP--An unequaled remedy
4 for Coughs Colds Influenza etc.
TTT EXTRACT OF COPAVfA, SARSAPARILLA
AkN AND CUBEBS-A certain End agreeable cure,
d. superiOr TO the Capsules or any other extract.
TONIC. EXTRACT OF SARSAPARII.I4A AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made, as proved by the effect produced
BAI,SAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc.
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
TONIC ACHE SYRUP and PILLS. MIS- Iy2dp
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ny 73s Onv DEPOT for he Sas Of DALLEYrS ORIGINAL
aud Only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA cT0R, L. at
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t" Being now prepared to transact any business in
the Notarl line beg leave inform TRENDS and the public
generally taken the Office No "A Camp street, and most
yrsnsotny solicit their patronage. ap9G G w. CABLE.
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The WEBSTER CAsB.-A correspondent Of the
Boston Herald of the 17th inst. says "There has
one fact come to my notice which viii mention,
it has bearing on the Webster case, and may not
prove undressing. learn from reliable source
that when DR.. w. was in college, he was at times
impulsive and easily irritated. On one occasion,
several students, among whom Webster, as
sembled in the yard of the college, and feeling in
playful mood, began exercise in boxing, during
which fellow-student knocked off Webster $
hat and in doing so accidentally struck HIM a
pretty smart blow on his head upon which Web
ser Instantly seized club and raised it above the
fellows head, and as the blow was falling that
must have killed or seriously injured the man, his
arm was arrested. Notwithstanding the outburst
Of passion, in few hours after they were good
friends His life has been marked by incidents
which illustrate his temperament and in view Of
such facts, who shall say that he DiLfty and with
malice aforethought, killed DR.. George Parkman ~
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DOINT CIEAR HWTEI, near MObile.-The d

DOINF CLEAH HUIEL, near Moblle.-The Un.
Il dsnigned respectfully informs the public, that -
having leased this and establishment, t..:
he viii open it the LIST of May, for the Will
daon OF visitors and transient soiDuners, lie &
has spared pains expense in fitting mp with new fur
nitue and his ptces will be extremely moderate subject 10
deduction by agreement, by the month season, for families
aud others when correspondents with that view Is re
Quested. The Hotel finished and well known TO the
public 1t is situated the most prominent point of land on
the eastern shore of Mobile Bay, about 10 miles below the
island intervening land to obstuct the b5eeze which
enjoyed in all their freshness and purity. The saltne oil
he water affords uneouaed attractions for bathing and the
bath houses which neat and large only 50 yards from
the Hotel The neghborlood abounds In game, with fine
roads, ETC. The Hotel 252 feet front, with spacious
galleries l6 feet wde and comfortably accommodate O
The house has been carefully built and well finished
with fire places extensive stables have also been built
and fast steamboat ia daily expected, and she will
May TO ls November The subscribers long experience in
the successful management of several large Hotels Is
guaranty to extent together with his having invested
largely in this enterprise that superior Hotel cannot found
any Southern watering place He confidently relies npon
generous and discerning public to sustain him. Letters
orll f'nfNy PARKER
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Grand Subscription Concert, unGer the
N5TN Direction of Mr.. HOeffner. ana
&aaA& kB- The rlbrrSto this CON -
SA5zsIH CLkrS respectfully informed that The
ASkke series will continued EVERY WEEK, -1i4t!f
"a the Commercial Hall, hAr If dff,~
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PEeUsae,.e EccagrSiOge

ITO THE CHANDELIER ISLANDS * BRITOS
L ISLAND, by the way OF Balize.- r. n
Fhe and splendid steamer JENNY Lsl44tsaAfessszir
wharf, foot of st. Louis street on SATURDAY EVEN
ING 18th inst o'clock N. and arrive the mouth Of
the river by daylight and proceed by way of Briton and
the Chandelier Islands Free Mason Keys when the boat
will stop and remain few hours for Sea Bathing and Fish
ing, and arrive by O'Clock the POntcharram Railroad
on Monday morning For passage apply on board foot OF
= sTEVENsON, De MERIT & co. Gravier st. :
- -
tpf The Jenay Lind is and substantial boat. and
fitted excellent order and pains will be
spared 10 render the trip pleasant and safe my2
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NEW ORLEANS EsIIGRAST d. REAITTANC

OFFICE.
S7A SA <SsA 90
JNHE undersigned. his old established office. continues
j. accommodate persons desous of renting money then
friends in England, ireland, Scotland with Sterling Sigh
Drafts, payable in in the above named king
doms and in suit He also, usual continues hay
ing passengers brought from Liverpool this city, guo
ships and reasonable Parties living at distance b.
addressing letter (pdsi paid the udergne will b.
nromntly attended II JOHN MOO
s1n fy No Is Rank 10
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TAMxANY socrErx OF NEW York This
association celebrated it's sixsy-rst anniversary on
the 14th inst. by dinner. Francis B. Cutting,
Esq was President, and oficiated upon the festive
and time-honored occasion, assisted by the follow
ing Vice Presidents: Jared W. Bell, Esq, Jacob
Brush, ESQ., Gen. Henry Storms, U. d. French,
Esq, Hon. john McKeon. The New York Globe
announces that 1t was Union dinner, and that the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
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= UGAR6-Se bids. Louisiana Sugar
- 80 tierces L asified do. do,
500 bhls. Bottle Ground do. do;
800 bbls., Doneie Refined Do do;
10Q hoxgI Loaf dol in store aud for uala ~
mssa u GooDRiOR y CO. q camnsn T.
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Breakfast Supper ahd Lodging each. .........
~ deduction for Families according to their number
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RLOAi HOgsIS-The pubic Is respectfully Informed
II mat ihs establishment will be opened for the ~
RECEPTION Fl yisii2rs on fe 18th inst Attached to the N
b b, VIII y. he iesnd BAR and BIl4LlARD ILL.,
S,S!g;htis ,if..y PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES ana
5; Ahi-aS The table will he always supplied with the
neueees Of the Sea Coast and the New Oreans market
abe large Lawn, aud the number of Shade Tres
rounding the House, make t Hotel the desirable for
families Of any along the Coast. Persons wishing to
will please address the undersigned and send
theiT com muueauons by boat : -.
myld&W JOHN w. NIXON.
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DAss CnRIsTIAN HOTEL--This esatIshnleat,

ABASA CAtkGASItAM ftOIELg-JnlS eStatusnlents SO
Il well known the citizens OF Newt reans and 49,
vicinity. win on SATU RDAY, May l1th. f.I:
COnnsceA with the Hotel Bath-houses, Bowling Eiis
Alleys, Billiard Rooms, Pistol Gallery, and Carriages Ik-
and Horses
The purity Of the Atmosphere, with the cool refreshing
breeze and total absence OF all diseases Incidental TO Southern
atitudes renders the Pass desirable summer residence
while its proximity TO NewOreans makes it peculiarly
convenient for those having business requiring attention. The
communication TO and from the place effected daily by the
Mail Company steamers Oregon, j. L.. Day. California, Flo
rda, ST. Charles and Mobile, which, for speed elegance
and attention, surpassed by any line OF boats in the
Union. Phys of well known reputation reside at the
Pass whose services at all hours be obtained and the
Academy under the able supeTntendenee Of G. Black man
ESQ (Which will in Iune), is sufficient guarantee to
parents that the education Of their children will suffer from
prolonged residence at the Pass.
The Southern Yacht Club will hold their meetings, CON-
mencing July 9TH.
As heretofore every exeon viii be used to maintain the
reputation of the house first class Hotel all its appoint
en and render the sQjourn OF Families and Bachelors
'''''7'''' A-' r. H. MONTGOMERY. Agent
PassChrsiian, Miss, April 30.
N B.-Ietter papers, and other maiabe matter left at
the Office Of Nj. Judson, Esqs corner Camp and Canal SIS
will be forwarded daily hV tina pau-naail.
myl 3md&W
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IL having leased the above well known establishment 90
psg leave 70 say that The house has been thoroughly M
repaired and painted. The house spacious and the Ik
rooms comfortable afong convenience ioI
wishing TO enjoy themselves during the Summer. The Bath
hopses are good. The well known of the House.
and the locality Of Biloxi for Sea Bathing speak for them
selves, The prOpeOn pledge Ihensyes that neither pains
shall be spared To make se guests comOTta
Ihe table will be al all well supplied with best The
market affords, together with fish and oysters every variety.
The bar will be supplied with the very best Of Liquors. all Of
which have been selected with great The house will
be opened on the 20th instant
au1B MITCHELL, A. SHORT
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n,n '-' fY z sS 3sLEs aG i f F Esss:

~ = RegnIar Monday Paeket steamer
LEat4s4af.tE5A LON NDhs. Dr. For Pnn1elQn. Laks
q 81 Providence. Milhkenss Bend, yieksbars,
Manenton. New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney and Natchea.
The elegant and swift running pszenea Steamer
t0TNDEsy IR.s Ienks, master. win pesinse,s leave tq
instant, At O'Clock p. N. For eieht passage apply
on board, foot Of CustnEhouse street,
= II. b. SMITH. IS Magazine Ct
r 9. The steamer t0wndcs lL has takea The pkes Of
the Montgomery and will e6Afinne in Tie tIad0
Ehout the spring and Aisp
LOwnden, JT running IN eonnsean with steamer Am
Lancaster. and VIII take iof Yszoo River the
tetary rates. myS3
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CAUIlONi Persons rartFed should be AWARE they
security against S'aigsiatsd Hsra with all ts ka-wg
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g. n The Paeket steamer ATLANTIC
LesesE For ST. Enu Memphis. and al infeFuledinta
iaHdines-firs new. sol nil and
passenger packet steamer ATLANTlC Capt 4 H elssby,
isreceiying freight, and vii leave asahosson ATuRDAHs
The 25th instant, O'Clock p Tor freight paSager
having unsurpassed accommodations, apply on board foot Of