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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-08

Blank Books, such es Separ-fpyal
Le1eurs, Journals, CHGh and
Fay BOOta, Invoice and Record
Bsok7, Royal Medium, DENY
and Cap, IN full sets, Of every
style Of ruling and binding, some
handsomely PACED, and war.
ranted Of the best linen paper,
STEAMBOAT Books, Of every form In
uEe-FreighJ and CABIN Regis,
terra, Passage Registers, Wool
and General Receipts, Cotton
Receipts, Trip and Memuran-
DUN Books, VI every kind OI
ruling.
Writing Peppers, super-ruyal, royal
denny, folio oat, English, French
and American Cap and Lsttel
Paper, ruled and plain, Com,
msrcisi Pos. and Record Papai
ruled and plain, Packet fos
and Note Paper, PApelerIes o
various qualities, a very line as
Eurtment, together with Mott
and TranspaTent Waters; lllu
minated Waiers-a new Ens
beautiful article.
Fancy Colorsd Paper, glazed an,
plain surface, various coidrs
Ing ish and American Tissue
assorted colOrS, Tracing Paper
every SIZE, Gold and Silver Pa
FER and Strips, Bristol BORrgs
every Eizc and thicEuess, Peifo
rrted Boards Of different c0l0rs
Sealing War and Wafer, in grea
variety, sdpsrfine English an
American, VI all colOTG and sizei
Writing Inks, Of every quality
English, French, American an
German, every coioz.
Er;ru fas French Pump Lrsksiand
If very superior finish.
| n stand Of every kind, glass, ma
hO1any, iron and bronEed meta
a VERY tiue assortment.
Paper IVagkis, fancy glass, ire
and hIOuLed.
Pm Holders, 6ne silver-mounte
| Porsupme, Porcelain and r.
cutche0u Shell Peu-bOldeTs, vel
fne.
Motto Scale Glass Motto Seal
yau0us designs; lniJlal Sea
and Envelopes.
Pearl and TcoTy TaJlsts, a fl
assortment.
Desk z'd5lsts and Calendars.
Porcelain States, every axe, sor
In Morocco frames, a very n
and superior article.
Letter Clips, different sizes 81
patterns, English and America
gilt and brouzsd.
Letter Receirers, different sizes.
Spring Tape Measures, q We
convenient article for The p0ck
some with linen gauge I
tachsd, brass and German silv'
Music Books "A lew heautiI
manuscript Music Books.
Potent Blolters, different sizes,
very useful article.
Fancy 7dps-Fine Ti1k and bl
Tape, Tor eounung-house use
fine Assortment.
Ey,,.F,, TlllorsT Tiriqf - in
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aus Post-offfce.

A.
GsrAr CASTERS MAIL, via Mobile. Winter Arrange;
Tor forsn euers sfFiyes aniy az 2, ri R
81. Louis Pass ChistaH and Paseesouia every Saturday
GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BatOR ReHgs s. Fr gs
f ia,n s's ei ssrp Grsad Eat Columbia Napoleon,
Whi River Helene, NeHPht hqntolh Neg Nc sf T1 6,e
Lo:: c ss, s wee Sss s%fssi TUESDAY and
Lou1svLLE Extra sgpPlyiHg Natehet HiISksSarg
M. arrives daily-IrTegular
ST LOUIS Nae4ssI I HE'S ge ha
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, arrives three times
NATcHEz AND vIoKsBuRG PACKET. Closes Monday,
TUESDAY Friday anu sAgrsy at ?. m. ARRIVES every suh''
ST. FRANCIsvILLK or CoAsT-Supplyng the Interior o.
Loisianl Sunday and Wednesday u a. M due
on Tuesday and Friday at ?. m.
| Cov1seroN. or LAKE, Closes Monday Wednesday and
Ftdsy al Tuesday Thursday ard sa'nr sy at p M
RED RIVER Closes twice week genealy en- Tuesday
LATAYErTE. Closes daily Except Sunday at p m az,
| fiEss daily except Sunday at II a. M
CARRoILToN.. Closes on MTndsy WsdEssd1y and rm,
GALVESTON and PORT LAVACA. Closes every SUNDAY at
| a. m; luegulHTiy, once a week
BRAzos m Closes every Thursday a7 a. NJ. sTIval unoer,
tnin unce a week..
VERA Cruz TAMPIco and MExIoo-Per the West India
Mobile Closes Oh me ss' % eacn 'ca Y.
| each " Due on he glst Of each month, ats a. m.
HAVANA, WEST INDIA ISLANDS; s. AhERIcA and EUE9PE
each month, 2i and newspapers 70 be prePaid'
| Due on the ist CT each month, at 9 a. M
HAyASA-Per American Packets. Closes on the 9Th and
18th month Charleston, and once mon n
uar; letters be prepaid single rate ~ cents ana
month-irregular
CALIFORNIA and oREGoNPer American Packets vie Cha.
Chqg r. e B RPfa ens G 70
ria Prepad transient newsPsPe cent' each &c
be prepaid. Arrives once nonthnTegTisT;;
PostoHace, Nswodeans, October 10, 1919.
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Corrected eUery saora, ss1eeialLg fer Crsee1I
NSIs--In he mancp tesgIarsd m me icloS@a
kairuad and
In he Second n the R. conTnenee above ne %
f.Efhoat the Third ls tae NOS
r.ar,n lheina Re-I WhArf-l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-08

6@s n Princeton, Vicksburg and NIilliken's
LsttsallsSsgS Bend Weekly Packet Steamer MONT
- geometry = Every yMO.ND.9Y EYE
EentOn, New Carthage, Grand Gulf Rodney and Nstcbez
The agnifcent regular passenger packet MONTGOMERY
Capt j. Estes viii positively run permanently die III
throughout the season. and vii s2yg Pr he above an
Intermediate landings EVERY MONDAY al U eA0OA
For freight passage, apply t2r,, nc ,z~sI.
al a, Il. SMITH, 70 magdZ----
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-08

Ia tbs IEed States District Court for the Eastern Dis
trict of Louisiana >. William Charles Wilson, Mas
ter Of the steamboat FiolG, VS.. steamboat dme1ea.
No. e64S. =. =,
IN obedience TO an Admiralty warrant to me directed in the
l above entitled suit have seized and into my possession
taken lie Steamboat AMERICA, her TACKLE, APPA-
Ell and FURNITURE, and do hereby cite and admon-
sn or persons having pretending 70 have any right title,
on Interest Ia or to same be and appear before District
SouT of the United States for the District Aforesaid TO be hol
den at the city Of New Orleans before the third Monday
from This date 10 show cause if any they cam why
lie said steamboat America her Tackle Apparel and Furn
lure should be condemned and sold, agreeaby TO the
PRAYER of the libeanL -.
III 3 Marshal's Office East Dist La N o. Jan. q, 1850.
WILLIAM 8. SCOTT, U. S, Marshal,
jaI9 St fy4Sll EasseEn District Of Lonissnh'
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HENRI g En.

Henry y 20.
Late Henry, stoddS n COZ
9cpSpsiIE street, cornSsr of st. Charles St.
REeFECTfuLLf inllmaes =, the ladies Of New Oo,n. 81
select, comprising VI NOON" - 'e'y VAIehsHe anu
Sell yn B Nn sRa Igate' black cOlores snks
S"gaad 4, isoes' rrocks and FrucE Bodies very rch
"-"sN ''u3'in . nd Lace CApes Collars, etc:
MuII r. A. lns-rtiug and Edgng Trimming;
SGD ~ Natas10k, and Cambria Muslin -
f,s.i6ra.-U az F.eck Musiins;
PsIntaS' 20 iJe LaiErs Alpaca LuStres etc;
Israr1 Csuons al Ginghams a great variety,
f,ftns md Long Lawns; Cambria Handkerchief;
sis,non shrtings, Sheetngs and Towellnes;
ijS''F Is sse tiaidsi Blankets and CouBteTpanes;
" IeEF 7sd Small Wares, etc, DIS I'm
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Steamship Galveston Place, Galveston, Harris x Morgan
b. ship Devon Murdoch, Liverpool Hoghfou Rankin Go
Sp. ship Josefa, JaUrss, Barcelona, X. NJ Castillo
Ship Arcadia, Counce, Boston, Il. II. tfale
Ship TaTquin, Doughty, Boston, u =. Meeker 70
Ship Rochester, Weeks New York, o. ]. Meeker Co
Bark Elizabeth, Jones, Barmores G. T. Mesksr Y %
Bark Indian Queen, Drummond. New YoEk,
Brig Mount Vernon Talbot, Chagres. o. Wickham
Brig Adams Gray, Schneidau. Havana 90
Steamer Gen. Scott Anshutz Cincinnati, Hyde 0glesby
Steamer Beacon, Roberts, Montgomery, HYDE Ogisby
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-08

The steamer Amarauth left ST. Louis the ls inst In
port for New Oreaus steamers Iowa. Rowena, Pride OF the
West John Hancock and Constitution; reports the hser
falling fast
TowbOat Diamond lowed down and to sea- o. the "a %
briggs Isabella Reed and Larch. and schrz Adele and Geo.
Lincoln.
Towboat Louis Philippe lowed down and TO sea- on the
d inst. chin Iunian. -.
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J. WEST,
DIR. RISTIE;S
GALVANIC BELT, NECKLACE, BRACELETS,
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE REMOVAL PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
aNPlsa'OaEG Ek6SPfgSRS.

- IL ~ II IL L - L L Il - !
"AL'ANiE m Sii . HEGhiaS tSIi41h
FOR THE REMOVAL PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
SA09'GOaES kIGS0egSGS.
And of those Complaints which caused by impaired weakened
rT,TI besn1I and convenient snpcation Of the ,nvse
a,s $780, az q 4 N NfsSS sN5 NJ 4 IN FifTSM
has been pronouHced by dsiinsnhed physicians both ia
EqrGpG and the Uned STATES to be the most valuable
m. 1sbr;sTjcjs CSTTANTc REIN md |
MAGNETIC FLUID /
Isused with the most perfect and certain success in all cases OF
' ZEN EahL pEbl dbl l 1, .,.-....,
organs, and inygoratlng t6e entire system. -,
As9 n FITS era PARALfSiIS5 and PA rIl
D1SPEPSlA OK lNDlSIESIl0N XIII IMA1lSNNI' |
ACUTE and CHRONIC GQgT, EPlhEPSh, Lts,Ai- |
PfFAi'I0N;. NJ OF. TIE Heart, APoPLEX Z, NEt.
RALGIAi PANS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST
GtutRIVtNATUREEi OF THE SPINE, HIP CoMPLAiNT,
DISEASES OF TIE KIDNEYS, DEtIClENGl, QF |
NERx3nS All ALL IN SlIAi $500 -, 49, 10 n III
w5g5 JJs h o.
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
s. T. ,vo,r. f,o,,,,in,. ir,o ona dros ;nrrs,ss
ne disease. oE they weaken ne ysl enerEss Of fe already
Pline influence Of y as applied BY his beautiful
ana g G t ,s MANI rsnst eastiei1y and
| vlgor' The great peculiarly and excellence OF
Dr. Christie's GaiHanic CuratNes
aPpcaton place Of the mode Of druggng and phys
he a ii ae Tis he %So sgte egSaise
ne creut1tton 81 zee blood, promote ne secrettoRs ana
Since their introduction into the United States, only three
years since, than 60 900 persons, including all ages
aides, who are peculiarly Subject to Nervous Complains
nave been .irely and Permanently Cured
when nil hone of relief had been given up and every thing
else been tried in vain
the case Of person afflicted with that bane OF civilization,
IN o1a[S or Sfsf are sPe Which, vi by Seo
the nerves and muscles of the stomach afford temporary
relief but which leaves the patient il lower state and with
Now this with the effect resulting from the action Of
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n NJ Rytherford vs. Steamship Ohio. In The District
Court Of the United States for the Eastern District Of
Louisiana. e. No 66ol
TN TO The commands of admiralty warrant to
me directed in the above entitled suit, have seized the
steamship OHIO, her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture En-
mons the owner owners and al and other person
or nersons having pretending have any right e or
in or to the same to and appear before District
Conf of The United States for the District aforesaid to be
holden Al the city of New Orleans before the third
MONDAY from this date, 10 show cause any they have,
or can why the said steamship Ohio, her Tackle, Apparel
condemned and sold agreeby the of the libelant
IT, S. Marhas Office, Eastern District OF Louisiana New
ohe0'lS' WILLIAM s. SCOTT. U. s. MARSHA,
fy4 H. Is Easein District OF Louisiana.
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Steamship Falcon Lieut. Hartstene. from Chagres th nt.
via Havana, ID inst, 70 Paradise, LawFason Y Co-ia-
b. hip England, Cubbp from Liverpool, 18th Nov, toll
P Whitney u Co-3d my
Ship Anna Rich. Burwe IL days from Boston, to mass
Bark Fanny McGan. CaH. IL days from Long Island, w L.,
to master-2d my.
swed brig Presto, Wiman, So days from Gottsnbnzg. p
Dr. schr. Peri, Davis. 10 days from Salt Cay. to master
Point.
Schr Hornet Lind, days from Mobile, to mas1er-Po.nt
Schr Alice, Minor, 3days from Pensacola, 70
Schr Pangassett Hadey days from Apaaeheoa to mas
ter with 169 bales eotfon-bazln-
STEAMBOATS,.
Gypsy, Ure from Bayou SaIa-11 bales eott0u-
Amaranth, Atchison, from st. Louis
Oriental, Smiihers, from Hannibal.
Hiram Powers, Hawley, from Cincinnati.
w. A. VioIetf Gwarney. from GFenada-l06 bales cotton
Alex. Scott Sturgeon, from Louisville.
Die Vernon, Shall, from Balize-
Fashion, Martin, POine-a la Haclle-
e. D. White, Brady, from Styops
Jas. l.. Day, Giberson. froEs -. Ta,s
sA ~, " ,55ssSer, from Donzdsonvie.
~ ~ Ioyy boat Diamond Phillips, from the Passes
Towboat Louis Philippe, FoOte, from the Passes
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HARTWELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.

No, 22S CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
TIME undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
friends that this SPELENDID HOTEL, which -
has been under his charge for several years has been
elegantly reftted enlarged and returnhed m The most
Fashionable manner and the entire organization oil every De
parent complete The most splendid suit OF can
he Ind nj all times by giving few hours noucs
THE central and fashionable location OF the w ASHlNS-
TON HOUSE, renders it one Of the most desirable IN the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, either upon
business or pleasures and there shall be no eXerons spared 70
have continue merit the liberal support 4 has heretoiore
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always 3y,f in
eadiness, my W "
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THE WONDaR OF THE WORLD,

RREWERs SERIES OF GRAND MOVING PANoRAMAs
- are NOW OPEN and will be exhibited every evening, for
short time, al Arnory Hal.
Ihete will be Day Exhibitions every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
am KlDAY, commencing a 70 o'clsck, room.
Doors quarter before Panorama will paIt
7 O'Clock precisely.
~ The Exhibition cOmpr,es the following views The NAM
moth Cave Of Kentucky with as and Grtoes
in directions between and hundred
addition the Mammoth Cave the Niagara River and Falls in
and winter days jour through the Western Praies
Mount Vernon, Natural Bridge d Virginia,
Admission so cents Children half price. ia26 I'm
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AUCTION SALES.

G. G. WHITLEY, AuetIOneer,
fy2 I'm Office IS st. Chories street.
j. A. BEARD, AuctIonecr.s
Il Sale ArraageHe Jr ne S.qfoasiaye Bank and other
Stocks Taeseys Tburalys: Heal Estate wednesdays
Saturdays, II o'clock Banks Arcade sales
mediate dlys hs- Office No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage
Cargo Of brig Louisiana from Genoa.
BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
eATURDAY AFTERNOON, February o. at past O'CLOCK
- " NJ be sold bs LeEee between the Markets Frl Munc
paihyCARGO OF BRIG LOUISIANA, direct from Genoa
sislng Of viz
100 haifpipes Catalonia Wine;
40 casks begasse Wne
1900 baskets Olive Oil, Plagno
100 baakCts huisctte;
100 boxes Chinese Fruits
10 boxes Absynth;
IS hoIss Lemons
$50 baskets Figs, dry;
IL boxes Mama
$50 boxes VermeeIl;
$50 MacarOn;
10000 pounds Fresh Chesnuis
2 barrelh Anisette
Empty Water JarH, different si1es.
Terms qt sale. gs
Sherry Wines, Madeira, PORT. and COrks.
BY SYKES, HYDE d co.
FRIDAY, February at oeoekWl bs sold, Levee,
opposite Post No II, Second Municipality, landing brg
3i5 bbs burgundy Port Wine;
LIS qaarteT-casks Very Pale Sherry wins
IS do. Madeira Wines;
50 bales 5000 Corks each, pointed
los do. do regulars
l2 do Demijohn Corks.
These Wines all entitled debenture direct Cndz.
Terms.-S250, cash 80 $780, so days; so $780,
OF OO,6m months, II approved paper.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The Grand Jury were eHnpsn-
need sworn and charged yesterday morning. Judge Me
Henry delivered long address to- the jury. We were paFc
uary pleased with his remarks about the sale Of lottery tick
ets SO open and shameless the naeon of this statute
that expect the plea Of get Up against any IN
dcent YOu cannot pass cigar shop without seeing pnnet
in conspicuous place tickets the Havana lottery. ishgf
time that our efficient District Attorney
' Awake me all the enrolled penalties
Which have, like unseopT'd armOr, hung by the wall
50 long that nineteen zodiacs have gone round,
And none Of them been Woru'
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DT.ASTERHNG IA 500 h0shels PiasiennS Hair N
bhis mis- and sacks. tor ale by - -,
i ~ s4 81 JOHN STROUD 3 Co, ~ VnRpaa As
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~ t,dspcnaeat Toae6oat 0etapdHE vs. Steamsh1g Oase.
IN IN Uaiied States District Court J0r tae EasterA
Jlisfricf If Louisiana, No bbo- =; -.
obedience 10 admiralty warrant to me deef y
above entitled suit, have ss.zea ths s.ss1d FnrSi
iHre and DO hereby cite and smonish the owner OF Nv
1901 and an and evefg other person, perso nahl
nrsesnne 10 have any right title interest n Or % NE
me- Ia he and appear before District Court OF ne uns
Stnes for he District aforesaid to be hodsn A. lne "
New orleans on or before the third MONpAh rJa ~.
date to show cause If they bare Or can, WY $500
Annare and Furniture should not be eonasFaisn ~ ~
agreeaby 10 the prayer Of the hneiil, - Ian se
S S9la rSs'sy iIIIIAMS SCOTT. U. 8. MARszAL,
fy4 IL, IS l hassla p.,..'S. =.
[1NANITl yfuJNGs-This celebrated philosopher lats
M -, VortS can lie cousnltad No. ri Carondelet
-, ~ dsiir exespt on SUNDAYS, from A n 70 P "A
ns1sns macs pTetensicnH 10 magic PM sac ~
; m Who consut her Of their disposition and enAlae's
snj iaaivg transactions Of the past, present. ana -
well As If she had known them Rom nhli. Asi ia az
or gentleman 81. ---------
DIASTERING HAIR 800 hsslals Fostering Hair N
Il hhds bbls. and sAeks. toL ale hY ne, -, .,...,
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bk undersigned desires respectfully to inform the public
G uldl Lhey can always hnd at his MUSIC STORE. A
n'Hcf ana large assortment OF PA NO For TIES
:" very reasonable Pnces, aud on accommodating terms.
mheh manufacturers +. Gilbert 4 Co., of Boston, Of rCl
none, and finished beautifully in Rosewood, Black Walnut
tl hfhogany, with iron irame made in the suhan
~ TT2.hmanllke manner Also, the justly celebrated
hp Dee eguad They peculiarly suited 10 the counlr
as We +iaOhan docs not require tuning for years.
me NeW Imp IN Piano Eores, the patant
tHfditng Orcr6rtdgs, also sale the DC ,lb
ahfy TO the TREBLE adds the durability and er 81 C H.
laHV aha renders capable OF remaining Ell longer In
-. W. T. NJ: u Agen; for Henri Herr .r,.oa C,r5
ramos ana iinnIlJs, made in Paris. For s M ySsf
he5t OF tone, they stand prominent. iO"1' ''i' ~
ID ne pocf fJtapHaa attachment, psvaI & "a = Paris
" tsDt S soa al the best manufactures
SbCOND,HAND PIANOS IN nyerN , :5n IN &9Oo
nos PsnairI" %rI,Ipai N' ut for new Pianos.
Garlic ART'S' Mt gfft' Rented and Appraised.
Wind Instrument far VI ODEON.-This beautiful toned
Parties and the Priv aage Churches Lodges seren1lns
and offered al 500 one, is portable lweghng % pounds,
Flute, Fsreo Guitars, Vioins yooucellos, Clarinets,
every KIND VII ets, Strings aud Musical Merchandise OF
HARRIS ed with Brass instruments and Band Music,
order to double and single action hand and made to
MBF suit the taste OF purchasers.
Is siCThe largest catalogue in the South. The stock
an accumulation OF twenty In many old
beautiful pieces out of print
NEW MUSIC received by every arrival from the North,
Aud by the Foreign steamships SPANISH S9HFs, Dances,
every week at tie Stor-Native Compositions solicited
huic bound, copied aud arranged Subscriptions RECEIVED
2I the :. Message Bird, saroni's Musical Time anc
Catalogues Of Music win be to any part of the qdion
aug States. fyI I'm VIM. I. MAYO.
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GOODs BY THE PACKAGE.
sV. Es3'0Cg9eea' Smith.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iel4 NO. 80 GEAVfER STREET. y
Stationery.

SGSE20Ge - EEEaaGN Stationery.
WE Ts'seotfuly carth' Merchant. and other. who
may require any thing sines to the large and ehose
stock receiving establishments and which Carefully
selected the North under especial our retail
Isslss i,
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Watches Clocks JeIretry and Fancy Goods.
sai TFR Il. 30 Secs? isS; asE FISs
Fine WaicRes ef the best make il Gold and Silver
Fob and Vest Chains Seals Kegs and Chan omS;
mens new styles God feqss ana r9 pT; En11S
n and Necklaces A beautiful ass9rtn,ent OF DamSnd
Plated Ware silver Car.eases; Snuff Boxes eic PAPER
Mache Fancy Goods; Fine Pertumery. Together with
great variety of other articles too numerous to MENTION
Strangers visiting the city invited to call and examine the
" An goods viii be sod at the lowest prices Ae q SSEld
PAGES INiPROVEn PATENT PORTABLE
SAW MILL, ETC., etc:
VTNE undersigned at his Factory in the city of Baltimore
and ohsI S SAVING sSns
his own invention and which he holds Patents under the
SHe 9ai PaieS Portable saw MIL
This MIL which has as d SS sn,oysS sIcS
and Southern States, has been improved upon within th
h6 S mo9 S S OR Which has ever been pre-
sented for public favor The unsOugh certlhcate whlci
eS If s lrG for S%pey Sengh Durability and ROtena
Action beyond an eavl and doubt By new 9nSngsnea
ter rendering the intermediate agency OF any other saw
wholly unnecessary reduce the size OF logs desaeEainn
Oh the very ni'' i''it & RIST MILLS.
led and has been highly approved BY every pan5 S I
farmer Of the hundreds who have had them IN US
FACES "a issss newly 4 CONSTRUCTED PATENT VIM
Tb, Mil is Constructed upon paR sntrey pnspss IL
wings adjusted and ns T Wbs
%0dSnf m ae'f Thee M are apged % San
s W 49, n9ht and day with but little attsnllgn
= HORSE POWERS OF FRoM, FoOh ~ AEI
Corn and Cob Crashers, T8rdsh9g haeaiass Sofa an
seq P aag P q ra ssd u ShoGs as G'ss s sPR
Il @ ,sSbn have bought and tested their yiTtnes
4 eh es 9,isrs adrsed TO Alessrs Sl.ARk. DAY
y s,TTT KIrEEER and Messrs. BRAUD u LANDRY WI
- he Aeents IN New Orleans will be speedily allied Z
49, viii i6ose which be addressed to the undersgne'
- tl,e IN entor and manu- iactnreF 90. g Al
TERMS Cash, in Baltimore on i be- shspm9sFEt oil
Machinery: m, SEunUiIa ltl,oonss Ma
ala sthdSSmW naia"Vss' "'4'
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Arrivals at inc Principal HoteIs"".7th

ST CHARLEs-R A Curd, MIR Adams and lady, Mrs Hte.
Miss He, Miss Brent Miss Fellows, Raine, Miss Poign
in, Major Throgmoron, Baker and LADY, Miss Baker,
Master Baker W Hahn, 4 Humphreys, Miss l. Hum.
phreys, w Vernon and daughter, Ky Il g Brown, q w
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SUMMARY JUsTICE-Jno Stevens feloniousy carried away
carpet bag yesterday morning from the store OF Mr. Davis
in Canal street few hours after the theft Stevens
mted to prison take his trial before the First District Court