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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-06

EXAMINATION OF SMITH. - William Smith
charged with an attempt to kill Elizabeth Weber
on the afternoon of the 18th ult, was examined
yesterday before Recorder Baldwin. From the
r. evidence we have CLEANED further particulars of
this interesting case. Smith, it will be remem-
bered visited the girl at the house of her employer
and during the interview suddenly drew pistol
and shot her through the neck, after which he
attempted to commit suicide.
Julian Bessy sworn. He stated that on the
18th ult, about o'clock, p. M. he was sitting in
the boarding house of Mr. Francis Fuchs, No $50
New Levee, when he heard the report of a pistol
He proceeded up stairs, and before he reached the
room from whence the sound proceeded, second
explosion took place. He opened the door of the
apartment and found Elizabeth Weber, the girl
employed in the house, and William Smith, the
prisoner lying bleeding on the floor with pistol
between them. Witness found that the girl was
severely wounded, and had her conveyed to the
Hospital. Smith was taken into custody.
The poor sufferer in this affair came in court
feeble and emaciated, yet still of prepossessing
appearance; her hearing is much noaired by the
wound. She is German, and has been but
short time in this country, While on her passage
out the acquaintance commenced between the par
ties, and since her arrival Smith has been paying
attentions, which have been unfavorably received
Understanding that she had letters from more
acceptable swain, he called upon the day of the
occurrence and demanded them. The girl refused
to give the correspondence up, and stopped down
to her trunk where they were deposited to guard
her treasure. While in this position, Smith delibe-
rately drew double-barrel pistol and fred, the
ball taking effect in her neck and passing directly
through it. The girl states that she dropped on
her knees and begged for mercy when he presented
the other barrel at her head, and she then tainted
away, not recovering from the death-like swoon
until she under medical care in the Charity
Hospital Smith, tits supposed, believed her dead,
upon which he attempted to commit suicide, but
the remaining load in his weapon was held with
too trembling hand the powder only burning his
face, and the ball lodging in the ceiling above.
The accused is young man of three and twenty,
and has countenance as unpromising as one could
expect to see in the perpetrator of deed like this
The Recorder remanded the prisoner to jail to
await his trial before the First District Court.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The following trials
occupied the sitting yesterday, Frederick Meyer
was found guilty Of the larceny of a small bag of
sugar, and recommended to the mercy of the court.
Charles Moore, alias Harrington was found guilty
Of larceny in stealing 90 ounces of gold dust from
Daniel Campbell
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BREACH OF TRUsT-H. Hullian was arrested
yesterday on the charge of retaining $780, collector
by him for the estate of Max Block
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ALLEDGED LARor-,Sy.-Hpob Coder,, ob.ro.d
with stealing lot of clothing from the house Of
Trad YounSS, was remanded for examination until
the 6ttt inst
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STEALING FROM THE FIRE.-John Powers
and William Welps were taken into custody yes
terdy, by the Second Municipality Police, on the
charge Of stealing from the fire in St Mark street
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AssAULT.-Arnold Porter, for "su al hoo. ;,
1''aui' upon WI h,"''io"s' was .quired yester-
District Court
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TOBACCO-Thea amount of Tobacco offering being larger
the market has been quite animated and during the week
fully 200 hhd have been disposed Of including 100 yesterday
OF which one lot was So hhds 36 at 8. at g. and at
o%e$ D Buyers so far from proftng by the increased
eepts have generally paid advance of 1Sc, and we
therefore raise our quotations, which for Lugs 4
Inferior to Common, 6A@7; Fair to Choice, 7<99 Mason
County, 69s(D12c D H.
SOGAR-Fhe receipts of Sugar being quite light and the
stock on the Levee considerably reduced prices fully
sc early In the week, and the improvement since has been
well sustained The weeks sales embraced about 200 hhds
Soludng 4OO Yesterday and prices close at the following
range say Inferior and Common Fair to Fully Fair
1905, Prime and Choice. 4h95J6c " H.
hoLASSES-The Moasses market has undergone scarce
any alteration for week back, the demand being limited
yWg 70 the very light supply of the better qualities During
week zOO to 5000 bbls have been disposed of at the fol
VIDE range of Quotations lO919c for very Inferior
Choice rsaenuns' and A1s9c v gallon for Good to
rhooh-We have had rather inactive Flour marke,
~ owing TO the very limited demand which being for
ue mas not been sufficient to absorb tbe current
oes' however, have varied but little and the sales
% @ 70 some 75O0 bbs (againt receipts of
loSlO) at range of IS 63 for Ohio AZ e2 ~ s7[
for Illinois and St Louis Superne and AZ a az ~ e. nc
ira though very choice parcels limited ouantitiss lin
bring % 70 v Dbl Yesterdays sales were 1900 bh So
fine Illinois and st Louis at SIS 60@ % 75 and 1os F;
weight at IS 10 v Dbl Exports of the week onv az, hsi
GRAIN-The receipts of Corn have been nods~, "a
as there hasbeen demand for Shipment prices
the close to &c higher than they week aro nm
ring the week q 900 sacks have been sold al 56ke
principally though the sales yesterday (he Levee being rh
y sOoked) included 1900 Sacks taken by purchasers Al
co. and lot Of 25 sacks White also Coo y huse On,
have ucnaied little but the usual range Of prices he, bep
a595Oc for Indiana Ohio. etc, and 58965 y huss for
Prime St Louie NO Wheat has arrived nor there any In
Market Bran has again improved little, and hs lalea ale.
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EXTRAORDINARY AND ABUSING

THHE0PHLUS FISKE will continue Series Of feature. and
Astonishing Experiments ARMORY II Ill Eyerv Eysmng
except Sunday upon the newly Science Il EIect
Biology audience be efirelv cnnrod
in their muscular Doon they VIII be made forget their own
and residences pure made IN se
vinegar honey milk NORWOOD brandy An this Will ~ aons
while they perfectly stale without anv
process whatever This wonderful agent a ecie ne
astonishing Of Palsy Neuralgia Rhsumsi and ner
diseases generally. - -
ED halfpaS o'clock Tickets Fifv
Cents "A Gentleman and Two Ladies. One Dollar Eight Ticket
for IS Children Half Price. mh9 N
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r. j. COKE d. CO.. DRUGGIsTs, Corner Of JNagd-
Ii zine and P0Udrds streets, prepared to q
cute orders for Planters, Country Physicians and Fam 60
lies Every article warranted genuine. DIR. Il. j. ~
COXEs Preparations, extensively used for years, -
recommending themselves by their effects
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled remedy
b SSii WE ssiHssSsApARA
NRN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
49, superior to the Capsules or any other extract
TOMlC. EATRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TAhAAACUM-fhe strongest preparation that can
be made as proved by the effect produced
bAhSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, IIVERWORT, etc.
FOR the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. n1s 1yadp
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON Cry, !


Friday Evening, April 5, 1850 )
Arrived during the week 534 Western Beeves and go of
Attackapas Cattle IS Mich Cows. l65 Calves 4s6 Hogs
66 Sheep and Horses. The market now well supplied
with cattle for the shambls, excepting Sheep and Calves
PRICES. Beef Cattle, 5%C97c y ID net; Hogs, ~
@5hc v ID net Sheep, 90 5C@$5 per head; Mich Cons
sSo@$6O " head; CalUes. 5z@121sc v Ii net.
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RECORDER GENoIs' Court. = The following
cases came before the court yesterday; Patrick
Willis was brought up for an assault with knife
upon John Connolly on Thursday evening, at the
corner of Dauphine and Ursuline streets. Con-
nelly was badly wounded. The accused will re-
main in custody to await examination j. C.
Morrell, charged with burglary in entering the
room Of Samuel Ives at the Crescent City Hotel,
and stealing therefrom S64, was remanded for aho-
Their day. Morrell was the porter of the house
W. r. Buddendorf caused the arrest of Samuel
Shuster, alias George Harrison, for forging his
name to order. Mr.. Buddendorff's slave Herod
was taken up on Thursday night and sent to the
police Jail. Harrison, for reasons best known to
HIMSELF attempted the liberation of the negro by
means of the fraudulent order. -. w. H. Granger
was taken in charge as dangerous and suspicious
character. e. Mrs, Depas, charged with harboring
slave was required to give bail for her appearance
Ann Williams, for breach of the peace was locked
up until the Recorder could sit in judgement
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Foundry for. Sale.

III sq9scbe5 wishing retire from business offers 70
\ sale ms M0QIDING AND MACHINE SHOP
knowa os ne CRESCENT FOUNDRY. For young
q sman capital this is desirable chance the location
Eh soos snd 91tIes suiejent working
New Orleans (ds4 Wifi A. c. Jones. ;
HARDWARE, CUTLERY ,etc---I WA TFP111S
b!a, ca iIBBS TsS sn d,,R.! hqtssaie
the Anyil,) No. Ia MAGAZINE STREET ~ -
corner Of Common New Orleans. d91vVV
-. field, DeSoto Parish, La, will practice IN ts ssvic
Courts of the Parishes Of Natchtoches Sabine De SOTO
Caddo Reference To the Attorneys of the eth and
Judicial Districts. ans 51 wv ~
HAT AND CAP STORE. IN
- 4 ) BREW sTER III
New oElsAnl, no NV
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FemaIe Orphan a.yIun,

A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY or FihEWo RKs ,urns,.ng
N exhibition Of the
city, Will be presented pnbiic FRIDAY EVENING 1
w. in the Place dArmes the benefit Csmb .trs
Orphan generously rendered
The Mear. cAToIR The eniertainnts q evsrg viii BE-
greatly enhanced BY the presence Of fol- Brass On en- the
kindly his services Orphans, Bn6 sS5
will Introduce his wonderful and justly cebrad r
La Dsnss DEn" accompanied With Fire Works arranged ex
pres an accOmp 4nment for this occasion -
Price the Of Fihv Cens.. cha
half prcea truly nE enabled 10 Srsf The ..a
and perform worthy aetonBo les he relief Of tbTe
hundred female orphans. = -
NJ For programme Of Fire Works consist fourteen distinct
representations and music hand bs Performance ~
men at halfpast O'Clock. 20
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
A b D O M I NJ A L
SUPP TER

- a,iy az h Oes 70 81 Charlie sfyesf, epoFis Crfe
The hghs most elastic and jnrEmsnt M
the ofthe comprehensive bearing down ieeting AZ
The bottom Of the stomach, weakness the nnss and baek
the whites, In pregnancy prevents miscarriage
in fact il Is indispensable the comfort OF delicate
female Ii any doah the efficacy Of this supporter they
be referred the wife Of very celebrated physician Of this
city, who is using with perfect satisfaction. after Try
ing several other patent importers without any relief PhyH
clans respectfully invited call and examine the nsfru-
ment at the pr0priet0r's, 10 st. Charles street.
pracce have had occasion examine and apply al the
boasd Abdominal suppos In and have oun veil
adapted afflicted Mr.. shemzn
Philadelphia, Aug Is, 1873. WA ANDERSON, NJ d.
three year, eted campan-paFt q
the confined my bed. Ny great No
thing relieved until Mr. ShsFnans Abdominal Sup
pur II enabled work about the house, and
health and ehseripInesa- Mrz- WILKINSON,
August n, 1si9 I57 Eighth street, Philadelphia.
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BOARDING HOUsE.

No. 121 GR.AYIER STREET, 5etoeen St. Charles
and Carondetet, one door from of CdrOndett:
MI Rs. WILSON respectfully informs her f5s.sAs
III friends and the public that she continues in the i
tbove eligible location occupied by her during the
asst two years. and prepared accommodate her friends
md those who may favor her with their patronage From
location of her House, she feels confident of being able to
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
ERATE. do IvdSVV
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEI.,

CORNER CUSTOyHHO USE and FRONT SITS,
MJl LII be opened for the reception of BOARD
" ERS on Wednesday, January 3. 1873 Wen f:t
EUhNlSHEu U U M for Families and Single HI
gentlemen. TABIE-the best the market will afford. sN
Inc above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
es Is one OF the most healthy and airy situations in the
& and no pans VIII be spared to render those who stop
lR Faithful and attentive Servants
TERMSas reasonable establishment of the kind in
the city [ia1 d&Wf1 L. ALEXANDER. Proprielor
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AMUSEM EMS.


and Psrqusts, rs cent? Upper goEe. cent? Sacry
y cents Doors open a O'clock performance copsnoe
g helipas preiaey THIS EVENING Saturday. April
viii be performed, the excellent Comedy Of '
PAUL PRf.
M Holland
rama hhnpy
After which, A GRAND DIVERTlsSEnENT - ~
by principal Dancers ladies Of he Rsllet foyr.
Ma. AND MRS. WHITE.
VT. Reter Whfe.
ttaJoI PsPpe Nj. NIX OF
MIS- WIDOW WINE. Ms Houasd
MI fetef We MR. Johfst
ORLEANS THEATRE,
ORLEANS STREET, between Royal and Bourbon ,re.t, -
" SATURDAY EVENING April 1885, will H. ne,rnosd ~
third time Meyerbers celebrated Grand Opera n 6ye sct, and
nine ta0lesuA' ennued rar pRopser
Performe Messrs puluc and Beis Mines Dsve and Be..n
EY Of "Tbe The Prophet tn sale Al M lsE
E1r Performances viii commence at half pas s'cocs
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,


fair degree of activity has prevailed in our market during
the week Just elapsed and decided improvement has taken
place in the prices of two of leading staples Cotton and
Tobacco and slight advanced Sugar Flour and Provi
sons have remained stationary while Corn rather higher
notwithstanding pretty fair receipts.
The next steamer expected from Europe the Europa
which was to leave Liverpool for New York the 23d u
and therefore, in fourteenth day. We should proba.
bly, have received notice Of her arrival before this but for an
interruption of the Geographic communication between this
city and Mobile.
COTTON-Our last weekly review left the Cotton market
in very firm attitude, prices being quoted c higher than
at the close Of the preceding week. notwithstanding the un
Vorabe adyces by the Niagara On Saturday the inquiry
continued good and that and the two business days follow
ing bales changed hands, factors who were becoming
and more confident from the rapid falling off in the re-
cpts, being enabled to realize further advance of fully of
cent There was but moderate supply offering on
Wednesday and Thursday that only $500 bales were
disposed of during the days. though very firm and full
rates. Yesterday too, the demand good and 1000 bales
sod making the entire business of the week 30 900 bales
taken chiefly for England and the Continent with few lots
Northern account We have put up our quotations to
correspond with the closing rates yesterday The receipts
at this port since LIST September are 7O 34 bales
against 9l2 $3.50 to time in lSI9 and at all the United
States ports there is decrease Of AZ. 6l3 bales.
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HARTWELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.
70. 223 CHES.NrITT STR EET PHI IN III p IN
MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery, Ala.

FTNHE subscriber respectfully nves the of
- the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that fgfssst
he supply the of the Transient Visites 10 ks
Montgomery as well as any Of his competitors. Those
who going to- returning from the North can obtan
MEALS AT ALL Hours, to suit the arrival and departure
the railroad and steamers fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly In attendance to passengers and from the
boats to the free Of charge The accommodations are
equal to other establishment in the town. and being at
reduced rate offer additional inducements to the travelling
public. The best Stewards Cooks and Servants engaged
and no pains will be spared to render the Of v pleas
ant and agreeable.
au20 d&Wtf c. A. ABERCRONRIE
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RACE.
METAIRIE COURsE.........TROT TIN1

A GRAND TRIAL OF SPEED will of SUNDAY
April 7ih, at O'Clock p M between BOSTON and he
Trottfng NJ FANNY ERNIE Heats-tbree In five
in Harness. .. EYr Immediately after \ -
PURSE Of S25 viii be given for TROTTIHG HORSES that
Furse-Mie Heatsthee in five Saddle Eues
close at the Tattersals, SATURDAY, O'Clock p NJ
Three or make c. s. ELLIS
ans Trsssrr.x
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

PRIVATE BOARDING.......No No. 16 Natchez st
MISS ANN HALLETT, Gate of the FRANKLIN
S1 HOUSE Mobile, begs leave to inform her Friends -
and the Public that she has opened a PRIYATE ff:a
BS 20 H0USE, No, IS atehe sire It, -
the times, and determination make her Boarders com.
orabe she hopes receive share of patronage nl2 ly
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.. WICKHAM, IS Common street.
Q or to II. N. HARRISON 4 20, u Gravie
FOR CALIFORNIA.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE FOR CALIFORNIA
VA NIC4R-4G U.9-THROUGH FOR 5000.
Fl THE fine brig FRANCIS r. BECK fitted up
SHk IN superior manner, will SAL in few Gays San
Juan, Nicaragua, whence Passengers will be takeu
across tho country to Reajo where vessel will be in readi
ness fo4San Francisco This the cheapest and plea
santes yet attempted The land travel made BY stages
and all the arrangements completed that there will be
no delay at any point The VIII be sixty or seventy
days from enbarking from New Orleans Each passenger
allowed lao pounds baggage.
Passage through 500, and found
For urfheF and Oh
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STEAMBOATS,.

- IL h. { .: :S;;sfE M -
and INNING Fsef: ssss m Captain
and s cF6 5 Z CAP. DA q c RsyoU E,S Sss S
gst saPIey To- hs Ieks Trade gil superior accommo
above steamers viii ss he Ponehssn sssoad baY
during s week. on The arrival at the Lake Of de 81 O'Clock
E ~ Saafs, ana o. the O'Clock P. NJ CaD on Sundays
rs 4saf (. s SE66Es Agents. 10 Bank P.o.
Ia = Sunday Packet A-M.-POT Moptgome.
PR IA H. 1onon .Ss%sr HfAN nsM
splendid and running passenger VII leave here
seE iqE Ihe balance OF the season. on SUNDAY at o.
Pasepgeg going North win thus go though with the
@ha sa u 1 GA& ri isi e co. Mobile, Aseu
tFA ASE. sT ITRaSNEASy I ~ CON
Paekst-Fo5 Vaudeville. Iswsburgh, Madi,
nsd 81 dss0 fine
vii ccpmsnee rg9nipg as daily packet the above places
End q he aiR soa ip GvER5Y
ses1e ai!sr is arrival Of the O'Clock unday.
BY bosa EUGENE c6
mh9s sm "IEWi5 AIc u.s. COvingtOn.
iRgt9n, MadisOnvills, and MandeylIe ETC. on sATUR-
DAYS DAY IN the arriyR Of the O'Clock Due
r. = U: 8. Mail Packet-For Coyinston, uio
kf444E Mandeyile, Lewsburg and MadisonviIle-
E%ssss he splendid and entirely new steam packet
Lake La trade with superior or pasngsrs,
E w eve b re Lake End Of the Poncarn RAILROAD
u o'clock A. M train Of eas Returning. will leave Gov
ngqn every day, (Sundays excepted) O'Clock A. M
Passage 70 all Of the above points. Is oents
M B. No landings made on he ryer for L.; han Al
s sHEyEENsd5Nz BITESsS st ESyaEa;
cU il Il { 81 ffA cOvnetOn La mbsO !,
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~ = Regular TeD-dAY Ouachitn Packed
I6As7sAsSSs5f ABERDEEN For Camden French,prop.
Beach Hill, Champagnole, Wilmington, Ca
Tyye, Alabama Landing, Monroe Columbia Harrisonburg
Trinity and Black RverThe new, elegant and swift run,
ming passenger packet ABERDEEN, Capt G. w Clouds
will leave for the above TUESDAY, the 9Th Instant
at O'Clock P. For freight passage having elegant
accommodations, apply on board, or -
t. B. SMITH, So Magazine St
r s. The steamer Aberdeen will remain in the Ouachita
trade during the entire season. and when she leaves her place
will be supplied by light draught boat during the
summer season. ant
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A.. 4, SIC % ~ s - I,s 2 slEl;
99GGSPqEEPs ia 9k InNNn1iGEssnTIIqN
CITATION OF THE HEART, APOPLEXY, NEU.
RALGiA, PAINS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST.
LlNEH COMPLAINT. PINAL-COMPLAINTa and
CURVATURE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NEkAQu5 AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALI
NERVOUS DISEASES, which CompIania arse fT,,, -
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Sperm Candles. Pals, Tubs -. Wine and Gin,
BY SYKES. HYDE g. Co

SATURDAY 9Th ins haEpast o'clock-Wn at No.
y 70 choupouas street. order and under inspection Of The
Por. WRrdens, for whom may concern
g boxes Sperm Candles, first quality;
IL casks Port Wine
n dozen painted Pals; OIL"
IS Tubs;
quarter bbls Mackerel
slightly damaged ship Nathaniel Kmba from port
ALso-s pipes Holland Gin, for whom may
Terms cash, ~ ans
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AUCTION SALES.

herring and Goldfish
BY SYKES, HYDE g. co.
lS DAY Saturday, April g. quarter-past o'clock-W
be sold Parkers Warehouse Magazine and aiay
stte streets, for account of whom may concern
3S obs No. l Herring
10 drums and 10 half-drums Goldfish.
"a boxes and 40 quarter Goldfish
slightly damaged board ship Nathaniel Kmba Boston 10
this port Terms cash an6
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


Qy-Mr HEHHr H. LEWIS, Montgomery, Alabama, gen
travelling agent Alabama and Tennessee assisted BY Mr.
0. BKxrT.
0M IsRAEL T. JAnEs, No lea South Tenth street. Phisdei
pha il our general travelling agent assisted BY Me JAsss
WnprLr WIZ. wELD, o. II. p. srsn, JoHS CoLnss JAHEs
DsxRrss, A. wELLIsoroE, A. EVANS JAsEs CLARK
Jonn w. ALLEN, and r. LOCKS
a-mr O. W. JANIS No Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio, Is
our general travelling agent States assisted BY Mess
SAITH DKsr, JAsos TAYLOR, w. AsAsrEoks, PskRIx
LOCKS, w, RAMSAY, and @. srKlsAAE.
0Cy-Receipl from either Of the above win be good
PALHxn the American Newspaper Agent Is the only
for this the cities Of Boston, New York
Philadelphia and duly Empowered 20 take advertisements
subscriptions the required by His receipts
regarded His Offices aeBoston Congress
New York, Tribune buildings Philadelphia northwest
Third d Chestnut