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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

THERE IS No BELIEVING IN OLD SIGNs.'-
So thinks Beecher, No. 80 Camp street, who hss
lately won fame lasting as that of the Cardinal
who dies and makes sign, but by directly the
reverse, he Tires and makes sign He has gone
back to the "good old days of yore, before the
school master was abroad, when people read
mems occupations in symbols and not in letters.
Elain one Of his essays deplores the passing away
of those signs which spoke directly to the senses
and gave variety to the streets Tailors in
those days hung out golden fleece. There is
none such now in this city We observed a very
handsome onein Mobile, such as might well Tempt
modern Jason to make second voyage. We
mean some day to write an explanation of that
famous expedition and prove that it was only
California speculation. Shoemakers, watchmakers
and matters still retain the old CUSTOM The bar
ber's pole indicates the honorable origin of the
craft The trades of the barber and the surgeon
were once united and the painted pole was intended
torepresent the wand of Mercury, the God of Medi-
cine, with the snakes twining around it.
naine7 distinguished in the annals Of British
art is derived from sign. Waipole, in his history
Of British painters, says, the father Of Sir Peter
Lely Wander Vaas but the son being born
at the Hague, in perfumers shop, The sign of Tho
hRy, he received the appellaon Of DuLys, or Lely,
by which name he was knighted Having thus
made an outward show Of our own learning in
prodigies and signs, we back to the modern
saws Of Beecher.
The letters Of his new sign are manufactured
out OF the various articles OF hardware-saws, axes
hammers, gimlets, iack-knves, ETC., ETC. Ii is
really most ingenious affair, and we hope 10 see
his example followed by others of the young mer
chants in town. As we commenced our article
with quotation from much Ado About Nothing"
we must inform our readers that under the sign
they will find the reality in the way Of an extern
siye and well selected stock of Cutlery and Hard
ware
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

70 The runor of the death of Gov BEN, now
Murad Bey, recalls paragraph circulated last year.
that BEN had often declared his conviction that he
should die in 1S50-that he had seen his own tomb
IN vision, with the date 1850 engraved upon il.
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SYKES, HYDE Co. Will SELL a hafpast 10 o'clock at 81
naga1ine iatr9eerie Provisions and Liquors; also,
iehaceo. Alto clock--ROekatyay Wagon. Al half.
past clock on die lsvee opposite Red Stores Third
Municipality-Flag Stones
FLoRANcE 4 TAYLOR viii sell at 10 O'Clock at No s5
Bank Pace-tigar etc -. Al u 0 clock at Banks AT.
cade-Pew No. l49 IN Christ Church.
j. PIILLps will SELL at halfpast II O'Clock al No a6
Banks Arcade Passage-C Cincinnati Dfays.
fALEroN BARaErT win SELL at 4 O'clock al No. 1854
ga Lesee sireet-Fixurcs OF Jewery Stone.
Estate. $500 - --'-- -sN-.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

TAe correspondence between the American and
British officials has been published. It appears
Ethat MI SqueE only obtained temporary ces-
sion from the Government Of Honduras, fol the
purpose Of protecting an important point from sci
Ezsre BY the British Government. After he hid
notified all the representatives Of the various Gov
snments, Of the csssion, Mr. Chatfield, the British
Minister, seized the Island. On receiving notice
from Mr.. Sqaer, Of the cession he refused to sur
render the Island until ordered by his Government.
The reason assigned by him is that the Honduras
Government has no existence; and further, that he
had threatened that Government Of the intention
Of Great Britain to seize on the Island as an in.
demnity for injuries inflicted on British subjects.
Mr.. Squer promptly replies, and denies the rights
claimed by Great Britain, and in very significant
language announces the Monroe doctrine Of non
interference by European powers with this CONT
nent. A short time after this correspondence, the
Island was restored to the Honduras Government
But the matter will not rest here. Ii we retain
California part Of the Union, we must have a
physical well as political union. Many years
must pass before the railroad across the Continent
can be effected. In The meantime we must have
the means Of communication across the Isthmus.
and points of shelter and refreshrnent for ships
Capetown and St. Helena are necessary to main
tain the commerce and the union of England and
India. Equally important for US is the possession
Of resting places the long voyage to California
The attempt Of any European power to interfere
with peaceful acquisition of the necessary ports
viii be resented as an aggression on our rights.
We shall in a few days prepare brief account
Of Nicaragua and the Mosquito Coast.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

10 MIR. Vandenhoif lately broke and dislocaled
his shoulder at Liverpool by fall. He was about
to perform the part of Jacques in AS You
Like II
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10 The u S. steamship Susquehanna is ex-
pected to be launched at Philadelphia on or about
the 9Th Of March She is of enormous size, and
has to wait till then for the high tide.
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a. AsiytslNias ltssnda viii send in their fasors
early Azxs cellHn 70 spare, having weeded
a'il sias t.aoaRt ri advertising matter, which did
MT saIt 5or paper there Will never b smother line
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

10 Mr.. Macready having determined to retire
from the stage entirely, is now playing his fare
well at Liverpool.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

ttliks g ahe steamers James l. Day and
Qss&o1 ~ Mobile papers % he Baekeye fos lais
Clneipioii papers. aud Is The Eliska fos Baton
R8rsa passrs.
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rt,t 9ttsf'rlqs-tn referring y sigaot Vito WIS
nsose1 q a Tbs city the 4h Of March next hy aee
rs feF T. esof y saying that was on ezibiticn al lei 81
ennsF' street. Il has not yet arrived and Is aid "a l. ~
snf4I'qr iq any other polleeiion OF tbs kind =
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~ To the BenevOlent.-in consequence of the late
IRE on Poy dras street. family and individuals are hro
on the worlds cold charity whom fortune yet smiles
learn particulars Mensng Carondelst street. and Dr.
Jenkins Baronne who will subscriptions fyist
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

10 Resolutions expressive of attachment to the
Constitution and the Union, have been introduced
into the Pennsylvania Legislature by Mr.. Beau.
mont.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

ors- John Targee, an old politician of the Tam
many school in New York, who used to figure in
Halleck's poems, died on the l2th inst, aged 10
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WASHINGTON RUMoRs.-That Joseph r, In
gersoll is to be appointed Minister to Prussia
that I. Butler King is to receive foreign nssion
also; that DR.. Charles Leib of Pennsylvania, has
been appointed special mail agent of the Postofice
DEPARTMENT
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1.t- 1hs maa yssiefdeg brought as dates from
NeM Xcsk and Pi'ils1S alIia i The i4sl and from
ESiiin6iS 81 sfA Isl. Inst
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On the Physical Constitution Of Man. M
telStion to External Nature Will be delivered es
esa2n& in Pelican Hall,
Coisqen streets by DR. MACGlBBoN p w P on the evenings
OF TUESDAY the 18Th and 18Th inst commencing hafpast
Members OF the Sons Of temperance public gen
orally, are Invited to attend. By order Of -
Vli JAMES MILLER, w. Z. Pei. Div. No. I, s. OF Il,
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Placide'a was filled 10 overhowing. Not one
hall The persons had seats yet fheFe was no com
plalnt. Men went % give their dollars to this most
useful association Il Is needless to speak Of the
acting The artists are 100 much at home with the
New Feans audiences to require my introduction
The Address, written BY a literary gentleman OF
the city, isin our paper. and speaks for itself We
must say in stage aside, il il one Of the most
brilliant of the ephemera, and we think will hear
the light of the press without having lis wings
burnt 1t was NEST beautifully fecited by Mrs
Howard One single line, however, Jared on the
susceptibility of about five hundred gallant young
Fellows
g But then I'm married-that's the end of that
The evening, SO agreeable TO the audience, has
been much more delightful to the widows and or
phans, who must have reaped golden harvest
Placides generosity will not be forgotten here nor
hereafter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

- 10 The members q this Company will please
S4G--SG--M fy22 LEOVY, Secretary,
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MefNA ~ Attend regular monthly washing on sun.
tSsSjJ DAY MORNING. the 24th instant al 5 o'clock .
Punctaal attendance Is requested by order
y<< JOB +. RUStIk Secretary
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" CELEBRATION or THE TwRNTY-SEcoND.-
! The Washington Guards, of Baton Rouge, cele-
brated the 22d in very appropriate and imposing
manner. Mr.. Thorpe delivered an address
saiutes were fred, and banner presented to the
Company
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

The LEeisleT uRR large number Of the
elsy dss1aiian town. having arrived last eve
nins Iheb ill q protect thecity from inundation,
hss lssssd rs House 70 third reading by deci-
i've yess' We have already given the details Of
t5s Bin Tie appropriation is $4,000, The Sen
~ have passed resolution instrpcting the Cover
nei p convene the Legislature in the event Of the
passage BY Congress Of any law affecting slavery.
This y undoubtedly the true ground When any
law u enaeied which Affects the honor or interests
If dc State. let the people meet in council and
determine fos themselves. For the present, we
eonslIleE The aAasticn at rest.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

~ NOtice.-ln consequence of our store having been
consumed 10 the fire Of Saturday morning removed to No
Is Camp street. up stairs back Office until farther notice.
yl9 81 j. H. BECHTEL & co.
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lDoInlmenla by llle Goternnl

75s fa1a Y. = sesIfl t9arszIfa7ter GeneEal
'. w fairey, II. M Reynolds f. A.
f5s.s. h .. 81 pH.eisi 4 A. tsasque c. NJ stahion III
Bass' jeI n tsa e. r. z Drum BsieqRoage J. r.
.''s ABOVE olneer hold Tie rank 81 Coionel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

Il win eqnsAis Is eseai quantity 81 original and
selec.ed A'sselIa1eoi,s matter. Foreign Intelli.
s*aes, esaertssieaAi Reports. Legislative Pro
cseaak As4tsieal Criticisms. Editorials upon
,te lssdls& lapiss q ~ day Report of he Cave
d - Burning e ne ship Rnssia-Ta lss--
szstshss i,eeals An the News Of The wsek, and
sush = nay n received hy mail and ssleesaph
p ths hour q publieatioa-A Review Of the
Market. Fiiee Current, etc, etc. q Is most
valuable paper 70 seaa abroad, and may be had a.
y. G: mosa4n'z, ot Il The Office Of Publication.
doae ID Il wrappers rasdy TOR mailing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

We age authorized 10 A. D. CRossMANs the Prs
sent incumbent candidate for reelection, in April nsxt
Eds. Creseent-Please announce the name Of joan NJ
BELL candidate for The office Of Mayor Of this city, at the
f11 THREK MuNIcIrALIT1Es.
Messrs. Editors Please as Candidate for
the Chief Aagaacy of the city. Election in April next
fya PETER L. JoRE, ex.La State Librarian.
For Mayor, TnoMAs J. Spar, Independent erevasse
Canddae-tbe Poor Mans Frend-to be elected in April
next. fy19
The friends OF WALTER TuRNBuLL present him as can
fyl3
For Recorder.
Eds. CresceRt-Piease announce l.. u. GAIENNtE as an
Independent candidate for the office Of the Second
Municipality, and obhge [fyi1l MANY vorERs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

HlsTRIoNic BENEFIT FOR THE CAMP STREET
ORPHAN ASYLUM. The laudable design Of the
Hstrionies that popular institution fer the killing
Of dull care--of giving benefit for Sister Regis
Asylum is hailed by every one with unfeigned
delight. The Asylum has in truth been hcne
for the orphans and it is remarkable fact attssted
oy his honor the Mayor, that not one application
% TINS institution has been rejected, but ali have
been received and provided for. The institution is
IN debt, and this benefit will afford ii relief
e are promised eritiquss on loves Sacri-
nee and Bertram,D the only two plays, except
Love, enacted by the Amateurs since our pro
Rrie'orship of the Crescent-wi,h the intimaliop
q continuation Of criticisms on the performances
Of the members of this excellent Association.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

0z~ The New Orleans Crescent says: "'There
is no need for Southern Convention Editors
who hold such sentiments, wouldn't defend their
sweetheaFis.- Camden Is c. Journal
We wouldn't talk about defending them. what.
ever we might do
Sam Houston opposes the Southern Convention.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

The Sr CHARLEs THeATRE-If " The house y
Is any test of IN actors standing, Miss Cushmau's
friends and admirers may point to The audience Of
last night. Il was the largest of her engagement,
Lady MaebetA is, beyond comparison, the best char
aetsr she has Yet performed. We doubt whether
she can approach It's excellence in any other. Our
opln'ors OF her personaiion have already been
given, MIR Couaoek's Macbeth j. altogether supe-
rior 10 his first appearance. The dagger scene is
admirably done-there were many striking points
Ia his delinea,ion. He is a beautiful reader, and
we should ike 10 hear his Hamlet.
On Monday Miss c. does not perform on Sum
day night she appears in the Honey Moon.''
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tf's kAAcEs AT THE Sr
. yesterday Crescent was inserted i consure on
NE iatess At this establishment We insert today
reply anil thus for ns present we close The CON.
s''.S'sy 80 shall make il point to attend the
pes'e'n'enee q the offensive play. In the mean
u'ne w mslat observe that these Irish plays are
800 eon'ntiaily a the other two theatres, and
~ nssst beard that they gave offence At all
~ knew that certainly Is not Inc intention
y ~ managers q any q The sheares to Sdlcale
'''9 ss'sa Or any oslles nation. Has there been
az snans more ridiculous than Haeketts Yankees i
2s' 70 one Thought Of getting angry. In rs, IN
dramatic writing intended Ios the stage 4 Al
eerasicn The lights and shadows must Be strosoI,,
brought out, Or else slis picture is indistiuet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

The sioHs FOR The Washington Monument
was bEoaeht 10 The city from Harrisonburg (not
Mindenl this week. We have made diliaent
search for il. but hayeb been unable 10 find IL Wsll
spfae 81 pun readers furash US tho nFarnalion, as
We wish q daseEibe q na1lelllaaly
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AppREss.

n,,ans ,,ho ro,,s, ba,,s ,a.ned n coldsn ba.vas,
-, -, ~ iA1 -,
Fidelue generosity VIII NOV De lolgotleh mere no
hereafter.
ID II y ..
~ S..aJn... u...;.,,.t ,vh,, o,n ,vo,o,n,s ,y,
r. - -; -. - s,c.s Pc,
r. b.t nv ,sbins isart or brain devils.
r. oh.rm tls ,nnt;trde Of feariaI eyes9
WA saa, 80. ,oa,sr on ,hs STAGE ~ nIeose
Frhssa Sas,nrs io,svsr.nd spcb beanx &c ths.o
,yisio,,n,onnrchs or The tour
Wrhosa 49, s,l.nd a,d vrboss onnions cro,y,
"a mr. n ,,s,ss ,bs,bat indeed ! sbond
Rnt fsel Iike !. lost bnn,,sxq in n wood
~ 6ta !, A. ',noD' \ r;yer's brink
Ts;nr ,s;,l, ,ls, s,d. vet AFRAID To J,;nL
n a.oss s;als no, tha shinr ,veya M,
H., H. -. .so ,I,,,1s ~. and 81 ,h.,
f1nr Iiiond ~ NJ Firbt should do M less
rban snast Id nieep bin,self--and il, me dress
rs.s. ,hs r,s,. e,,ct.1
W, stav,vby blessn,e ,vbenae ths ,vond,ors sinh,
This brilliant circle. coniured here to.piebtl
This scene Of spIendor. rayisiiing the sense,
These nIantive sounds that softly mprmur tbencei
The gorgeous potency of woman's power,
Tbron.d in l,;sb st.,s eneomnssvn, tho borr,
NavsT sinca ~, ~ I,r,p,, y',sred b.r ora
ssnch yotive sneI called ,roant C,eups home
Nor gayer concoprse e,er anpalIed the sigh,
Of ent+ar,, ,,lovors a., /, e,Ia ,;gh, .
The who'll ,ast rows, e bsr The h1lliapt ,o,,,n
n sn,ile--,s, cbesr--to pi,v--not IN fro,,n.
Each speakinr ranee tbat meets INV own. assures
My tmorous heart, oar failure now were yours,
Now soft Indulgence mantlea every brow,
And pebald Censure coaks his fury now
While all unite, stage, gallery, boxes, pit,
To aid our Fremens cause--to honor It.
,Ts that indeed with transnort s,vsls e.cb bro,.
Each thought unuttered. and each hone reprrssed
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PuhlIe sehools of SECOND Nunietphlltr.


One ofthe most-yea, the mountaineering Incl.
dents of the celebration Of the Birth-day OF the
Father Of our Country, was the assemblage of the
Pupils of the Public Schools of the Secoad MUM.
cpaliiy, at the Lyceum Hall, where more than fif
teen hundred of them, with their bright eyes and
smiling faces, congregaed for the irst time 10 hear
an appropriate address, and engage in exercises
of music
Long before II o'clock, the hour appointed for
the commencement of the exercises, the streets
around the Hall seemed to be literally filed with
the brightest jewels Of The place-youth and beauty,
in ali their buoyancy and enchantnent, lined The
side walks Never did we behold more interest
ing spectacle; and If it were possible 10 add 10 The
scene, its zsst was increased by the neat and lady
like appearance of fhe young misses, and the deco.
rum and regularity Of the males
AT IL O'Clock the exercises began by music, in
which all the scholars joined it was followed by
the usual devotional exercises at their opening in
the morning. Mr.. J. A. Shaw, the able and eff,
eient Superintendent, delivered the Address, which
was listened %, not only by the teachers and schol
ars, but blythe large and intelligent audience with
profound attention; and well did it deserve such
mark Of respect, Feplete. as it was, with valuable
information, and Astounding in wise and useful
thought We hope TO see this address in print, and
believe the Council WILL at its next meeting, ask
for copy with that view
At the close Of the address, Recorder Baldwin,
President of the Board Of Directors, advanced for.
ward, and presented 10 several young gentlemen
diplomas, awardedto them for their exemplary be-
havior, and for having gone throughfhe prescribed
course of studies in The High School, which he
accompanied by few very ielicitous remarks the
concluding part of which assured the delighted
young gentlemen that this act did not entirely dis
solve the connection which had suhaisled for sew
eral years between them and tue Directors, but thar
their anxious solictudswould follow thela wherever
they weni, and would ever be ready and willing 10
promote their welfare aud happiness.
II we had not alcealy extended these remarks,
we would willingly indulge some agreeable reaec-
tons which this exhibition awakened, especially
when eontrastsd withtle miserable apology for a
public school, numbering 60 boys, in this Munich
pality, before the present system was brought into
existence. But enough the friends and advocates
of this glorious work have their reward
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Washington Fire (

E367[ST NJ The officers and members Of the Company
are reqnested to attend meeting, be held
fSzSYf on SATURDAY EVENING, 29d inst al O'Clock
49, fyG2 VIM. c. T0AfPKINs, Secretary. Z
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$. Of T.... Meetings RMS Evsning.

NAsHisar0s FOUNTAIN, No. l. at the Hall Of Crvst,
hoanf Division, ~ Tchoupitoulas street
fEAit DIVISION No. 8. at Pelican Hail. corner of Comma
ana d Shries Streets a. balf.last Z o clock.
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10 Mssing-A number of Desk and Armoir Drawers,
containing Papers Blanks and Stationery belonging
signed Peraons having such articles possession will confer
favor by giving notieu where they may be found
fyls T. TOBY BoGERT 60 Camp st.
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Ga 1hnsslay s IL igstit cegsFt was about 10
AtjsusA, h vas Sagls lilas Tie next day was
tas "a hslydsys 81 siatdse Of the State.
Jndge ~ klussS answered very sharply, You
AwTefs voad make eyesy day 4 llolyday = and
sef SONS fnJsher observations. ordered The Court
e g. adjourned t sbs next say, and actually held
Saars e. The 22dof February. tits proper 70 OBJ
serve shat yadee MeCaleb abaented hinsels from
t6s Henrh al II yesterday.
Wsesisf butthe wish Of The Bar, that Gen. Taylor
may hess a opportunity Of placing Louisiana
'svyEf on The sppfene Court Bench There are
twenty esnilemsn Of the Bar Of this State any one
q whom sgdald 10 honor % the whole country ana
:. 1is sa'pe time decide questions arising nader the
s's'l law, ofi The Louisiana code, in conformity with
eur laws 5pdse Mckinley knows nothing oi our
sEsisia, and he is too cid TO learn. We say the
Hshssef PsFsons depending on the peculiar laws 81
s.os.''ena AFe IN seasaas jeopardy in the Supreme
Ssa't q! ils pnissa States. There never has been
ileelslana lawyer On thst Bench, and many Of its
sess'sss are IL drect opposition 70 those rendered
= So Courts q LouiSiana.
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MK. DcsgNs's PRoTKsr. he remainder Of The
review q illis document win appear IN Monday .
pApes On columns afs open 10 a reply We DO
nor drive aFistocratie tnrn-out but we are COM
mon slfisiS and every wen behaved opinion has a
right q claim passage to the great tavern
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10 The oaaohita river is very high and rising.
The Gazette Of the I4th. says We fear con.
siderable disaster among the properly Of the plant
sis asong the water courses Of our valley. The
weather is cold and disaereeablen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-23

n1 ne Only Dpot for he aHie Of OILLEYtS ORTGINiL
lad PM GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CToRi ~ al
No Isl ChGrtres r.
SITUATION WANTED-A middle aged man desires
~ situation (ether PERMANENT TEMPORARY in a
Mercantile HOUSE, OF Ciekship board Steamboat.
u general knowledge OF business good Accountant
Pensman Book keeper VIII devote his time % the i
ests Of his employer Has the best OF Testimonials Adde'S
samuel fost-olhce. fyZ3 81
"A. STUART. Bailder and .Jotber, at IOI Julia
l. street Contracts for BUILDING, FINISHING az
$IEPAlRiiN IA executed with fidelity and Dispatch JOB
DlNG OF all kinds done order, with pronpness Resi-
BLINDS made 10 order IVA emds W
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TnE RvERs.--At Pittsburg, on the 18th. there
was nine feet water and falling The weather wa,
cold and cloudy >. AT Cincinnati on the 18Th. the
river was stationary Weather cool.
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LIBERAL DIVISION, No IT, at Pelican Hail. corner Of Com
mon and 81. Chasles streets. at 10 o clock -
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Perseverance Fire Co. No. 10.

The new aad fast-running passenger ABERDEEN
Seo W. Clouds, master, will positively THIS DAY
AID net O'Clock N. Camden and ali ths landings on
Ouachta and BLACK Rivers T. r. SMITH Sc Magazine