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NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY, 25, 1850.
9yyeeNN 1Dl.ay Goods,

At the New York Store, No. 16S Poydras street.
VHToRsTED DAMAsK CURTAIN STUFF, finest
" qualities ~ cents per yaId
Rich French Cloth Table Covers. 90 80
Linen Sheetings, yards widevery fine. 80 cents per
S-4 Damask Table Linen-pure linen 80 '' -
iAnen Bosom ollrts -gOeell pI ises, e,,
Linen Bosom Shirts of all qualities from 30 cents TO 81 5O
per piece; go
Irish Linen. ~ cents per yafu
irisf Linen, in whole and half pieces, very low
Supe BLK and fancy cod CasimeTes I'm u 10 ~ 70 yd
Satinets-all co0rs-yery cheap.
WhalebOness
1900 lbs among which Long, Hoop. Corset Covered and
Bonnet Whalebones of the finest qualhess; 49,. II, F.
Other kinds, from ......5 Soto so q
discount Of per cent viii be made lots Of 20 lbs and
upwards Ais o. Dress makers and TaoTs TRla-
Dress and Fancy Goods.
Rich Silks Cashmeres; De Laines; Mernos; Alpacas
Paramettas; Bombazines; black slk Velvet; cherry,
pink blue, green, and other eOiOs Mareene Silks; new
style Wool S1awis and Scahs Swiss Alusiins; CambriC
great variety and all qualities; new style Rib Mn dIl
bOns very rich Laces and EnbrOdeTles, ETC. ;UllllT
GL0VES-bezt Kid, Six and all other knds;l ONHY
Ginghams, Prints etc; all kinds and very cheap IL
very superior assortment OF ladies' and gentemens iO
ElERY; also, Children's Hosiery, ~ great variety
among which slate eOlored, white, brown and PLAIN
from medium 10 finest qnallLes-from No. L tot.
HOIyday Presents.
Ladies' Port Foios Dressing Gases, Needle Books, Gu
Glass Toilet Bottles, Head Ornaments etc. etc-i S@<F1
French and German Toys, of all kinds Aho, for i
balls and parties new style POLKA CAPS, :, -
RIBBON CUFFS and great variety OF other artleifs
f- Country Dealers. Pedlars Dress Makers and TailOl
will find great articles in their respective lines muc
lower than can be found in the city; -
d22 I'm r. BROWN, No. lG8 Poydras St.
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A BoLp SwINDLE WELL PLAYED.-Ont the Sd
inst man came into the Canal Bank and procured
draft on New York for GAG remit in payment
for some books. The draft was payable to the
order Of Amos I. .Delong. On the 7th, S. Perkins,
of Akron, received in payment on land draft ON
New York for $4,000, and gave in change for the
balance, 5000 in bills and check on the Bank of
Akron for $500. On the Sth, Mr. Perkins offered
the $4,000 draft for deposit. But the Cash had
suspicious that it was not "alI right" which were
confirmed on telegraphing to the Cashier Of the
Canal Bank. The date of the draft had been
altered from the Sd to the 4th; the numbers from
$500 to 1000; the amount from S946 to $4,000,
and the name Of payee from Amos P. Delong to
Amos P. Elmstrong. Officer Mills, OF Akron,
Immediately came here in pursuit of the swindiers,
and, with the assistance of of the city police,
succeededlast nightn arresting man chargedas an
aocomplce Delong was this morning arrested in
| Copley by some Akron offcers.-CE EeJeLgRd Her
| aid, oh inst.
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lFor the Crescent. ]
n Il LIZ A n IT E-An AnpENnIx

II Il U n "A Fan hPfEhpiA-
Lines suggested at Professor .Mitehels dstr0ROmcs
Lecture, on the Sth u January, le10
And now behold this vast conglObuaiioa
OF sailing comets, planets, fixed starss
Sphere after sphere-I sec the circulation
OF Jupiter, Uranus, Venus Mas.
And fun OF inspiration. high andhigher
Poetieal soar-I fly, | rise,
With eyes illumed by light on wings OF FIRE,
Through air and ether, solar rays and skies.
And now l see, in burning alteration,
Arago in purple robes, divinely bright.
His mien betokenng holy meditation,
Heavens first begotten, blessed UraHfts-
His radent counienance, brilliant with emotion,
Surveys and marks this univesgal All;
And swimming in its atmospheric ocean,
This little mOonHt world, our earthly ball.
And while you sit and gaze insiIent wonder
AT wand ring worlds now passng in view;
He sees, unseen by mortal eyes, from yonder
This crowded hall, your Creator and you.
.'There moves" hear him say, 8 within my vision,
This false perverted, God-iasaken woTld.
Torn from its central heavenly position.
Elliptic through chaotic regions hurld.
" And there they grind and round eonvexe,
And piercing space with teeseopie eyes.
They search with combinations and afiSes
A heaven in hell, HELM paradise.
Sc And sit, amused with silly fancy sketches;
See pictured worlds through oiled paper glow
Alas, why not, close by, the outeast wretches
In Caaboose, Hog Lane and Widows Row.
"I see them roaming through this boundles region
Explore the wonders Of our starry dozei
And carry anguish, war and desolauon
Throngh every sunlit cline, in every home.
" Nav, more Isse in opposite directions
Two masses move-and mcst-a shock ss when
Blaze, clouds of smoke hide, OF reveal the sections
Ofmen 10 no the ouiv 'nng flesh Of men,
So Away, away this dire eoaglOmeraton
of pions murder, hatred, lust and PRIDE
Must be an outeast from your constellation.
Where he'll has conquered, and where God has dlesl
CHRISTIAN RURGaALpERe
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Springfield, in ene of the Eastern mail coaches,
reached Alton, Ils., on the 18th, they discovered
that the baggage placed in the boot at Springfield
was missing 1t was supposed that it had been dis
placed by some robber on the route, and much anx.
iety existed among those who were losers A mes
senger was dispatched back on the road to ferret
out the depredators, when the several trunks were
found scattered at respectful distances along the
route, uninjured.
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New GRENADA.-The Republic of New Gren-
ada is composed of twenty-five Provinces; each
Province is entitled to one or more Senator's and
some two or three Representatives. The Congress
meets at Bogota on the 1srof March in every year
and each Province has Chamber of Deputiess
amounting in all to the number Of near 800. The
President is elected every four years, and is ine
gible afterward. He chosen by Electors, the same
as in the United States. His salary is $4,000 PEI
annum. The present incumbent Of this high Office
is Joseph H. Lopez The Vice-President is chosen
in the manner and for the space of time.
Rutino Cuervo is the present incumbent of the
Vice-Presdency, and his term will expire in 1851.
His salary is $4,000 per annum. Each Senator
and Representative receives Sc per diem for the
term of two or three months, the usual period of
the session of Congress. The mileage is equal to
about Sc per mile. The Secretaries of the De-
partments paid the sum Of $4,000 per annum.
The population of the City of Bogota is estimated
at about 10000 inhabitants. is the Capital of the
| Republic.-PaRaDsa Star.
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-, CARRIAGE MANDATORY.


n LFKED NIAsON, BNlEdoT QF tlalif0TNid Portable
material will be furnished by A.. Nj. reasonable terms;
lie VIII leave for San Francisco about the middle of
April next, and will attend the erection of the if
Iequired portion OF the money be made PAYABLE in
San Francisco. II" Orders left with G.. w. MURRAY, ,
No. 81 Magazine streets, Nyhere plans be seen) will
meet with prompt attention Premises ST. frse
opposite the Commercial Exchange. d2S I'm
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BLACK Bonbaznes, Apaoas and Orleans, extra fine;
Black Mousseline de Laines Black Bareges all qualities;
Black Silks, Widows Silks Lace Wells handkerchief
Black Embroidered Cambria Handkerchief;
Black Printed Bordered Handkerchies;
Black and White Lawns; Black and White Calicoes;
English ClOuded Calico; Black and White Chine Gnghams
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghams;
Black Grapes, Black Aiiophanes and Widows Grapes;
White Grape and Ariophanes Black Silk Tulle
Real Lodi Plain Black Calicoes, etc
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THE FoRGERIEs OF OFFICERS ACCOUNTS.
The correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot gives
further explanations of the reputed fogeres OF the
accounts of the officers of the Mexican war; impli-
eating one of the captains in the crime. The
accused officer is Capt Naglee, who has also quit
ted Washington and Brown after him. 1t appears
that Capt. N, had purchased number of officers
claims, among Others Capt. Herron's, of Pitsburg,
which amounted to less than $50, for which he
paid 500 Previously to the selling of this claim
to Capt Naglee, Capt Heron had entrusted it,
with the proper vouchers, to Mr. B. F. Brown for
collection. Mr.. Brown, it is supposed, knew the
amount of the claim. He received notice from
Capt. Heron that the claim had been tranerred to
Naglee, and Mr.. Brown was requested to look to
that gentleman for compensation in the matter. Ii
appears that the claim as audited and allowed
amounted to upwards of $500! The proceeds
were paid over to Mr., Brown, and by him paid tc
| Capt Nagee. Other forged accounts, it appears
| were allowed and paid over in the same way
The Second Auditor has directed proceedings to be
instituted against both Capt. Naglee and Mr.
Brown.
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BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.

TTNHE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
PERS called to the Brooklyn Fire prOef Warehouses
a the Point opposite New Orleans for the receipt of Produce
from the West and ercgndtSe from the North, intended
with wharves in front Of the Warehouses by which goods
Immediately conveyed, without drduage or exposure 10
the eder ample room will be found for the discharging of
StcdGS and loading OF Ships. Charges fixed at very
low rates. (as per tariff and every accommodation Offered to
Merchants in the City and Shippers in the Upper Country
being the wish of the Company to equal the convenenoes
Of the Atlantic Dock, of New York
Persons interested in the transmitting of Merchandise
yed TO visit the premises Office Of nagaztRe and
T. j. CASEY Secretaru
Reerences-J s. g. Geddes, Price, Frost s. Co., J. w.
Stanton X Co., +. (. Nichols. 0A 3m
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sT0RAGE------.-=sT =sTnRAGE. -

4 6ARlIEANS WAREHOUSES;, Magazine street, Just
- ADORE Jiq, and on FOncher street. beeeeR ntia and
~ J9Scph subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
1e @ recent improvements laid in portion Of his principal
WarehOuse expressly for the storage of coffee, making
equal IN point Of safety from damage if SUPERIOR the
very Dest arehouse in the city His price for storage will
De e same as last season, yZ &c. bag per month"; He has
also room Tor the storage of every description of Merchandise
say the bulk OF SOO barrels which will always be taken
the lowest rates.
Tobacco aud other merchandise baled and repaeked
at the shortest nntlce. Inr1 krnl GEO II
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TNDIGO-23 caners best quality Manila Indigo for sale
by A. F. COCHRAN & co., q TchOupitoulss st.
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THOMAS BRADY,

No the first day Of November shall remove to the
store No p Charities street, directly opp oct5
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COFFEE HOUSE FOR SALE.

FlllE ENTIRE INTEREST in the C0FFE-IOUSE
No. i91 TchOEDitoutas strcet, near The corner -.
OF Julia street. known the Mechanics and a17st
Draymen's Retreat" >" together with the HoUsE .,iiI
HOLD FURNITURE belonging to the same. The sWlssA
House is doing good business good location for a
Bodrding House and fully furnished for the
For particulars apply the premises, II. GlILOOLY,
at the corner OF St Joseph and rcoupitoulas streets.
N B. The House offered for sale in consequence Of the
owner having two coffee houses. Dbl u
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CARRIAGES. ETC

CARRIAGES, ETC.
CARRHA GEs-Thesubscr have
~ now on hand large and wellseleced asort- urap =
ing from the best Northern Manuiacores, every -
Style and Variety. Purchasers would do wen to give
oa9 6md&w " 0GSfs i65 ST. th Chaaies HG siScst.
NEW GRLEANs CARRIAGE wAnEHOTsE,
Caiases and iIarnes Of every description always
on hand For sale low for cash or approved pa 2E-
Springs, Axles, Lamps Bands Cloths Leather Ipce and
Vanish [aus 6md&Wl L. w HALE LUM:
sADDLERY AND INDIA-RUBBER GOODS.
Go We nave n;na, on og h hanG Ein5. larse as M IN
suitable for per ons going to Cali GsssA A<l1G
PSrD,a such I' as Be. Pows Bar'e tegsGgs, CI9aks,
India Rubber Cloth, and Tents
A complete stock of sRbBLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS. at Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest market
prices. e Country Merchants and Ssdders be sup.
p%aed % with every article IA our Ine Orders put up
va" aa7 'a dSw S Common a m9Et9S st. ard Il Canal st.
CARRIAGE MANUFACT0Rl.
HE Patronage that has been extended ibe-
mon street, has induced us the last s5+ t-
and sons e WE RsTe now one Of
the largest Shops in TIE Southern Country and prepared
good Nqrlhern wokmen and the best OF Materials TO
than ever before for REPAIRiNG CARRTAGES, and
eau restore them almost 10 their original beauty and durab
y although apparently out and qEee. We will pay
freight on Carriages sent rs to repair We will also keep on
RlAGESi which will BE sold low. Old Carriages taken in
trade i9r New ones We invite the attention OF those want
at our Manufactoy and Repository and udgeor hemseve
| at the corner Of I6RAplER GRd CARQM,D EL,ET SITS
Of The st Charles Hotel New 0reans w a'e'
noyl2 Gmd&W MATTHEWS & DENMAN.
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DRY GOODS by THE PACKAGE.
". B2'GIGt9ae1' Smith,
General G O m m s N M Ii a N

No. 80 GRAvIER STREET,
OFFERS FOR SALE
" sHAWLS--s-4 Embroidered Canton Grape;
50 Baregei
81 Printed Cashmere, all wool;
PRINTS-Isight and dark fancy;
Brown Shseings 81, 7-S, A, 81;
Bleaehed Sheeings, 81
Shifting Stripes, brown and hleaehed;
Heavy 5i Stripe Jean and Mexican Piads and suiPesj
:. :. Fancy Southern and Indian Trade Suipesi
Caullets; Chaubray Stripe Denim
Apron Check Columbian Plaids
MerinO UnderEhirs and Drawers, AmGrican;
Silk Handkerchies assOrtedi
Canton Grape Searfs seta
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RE E-OPENENC4 OF. THE
&c CRESCENT ROWLING SALOON y

No. 95 st. Charles street.
WIS Establishment has lately been opened under New
unsurp Sed by Saloon in the CITY, and to those who
JOY the healthy exercise and excitement of BOWLING we
say GiUG a Gall.
The BAR will always he supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the most Gentemanly Attendants. olS6m
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Al1CS1L14ALLA4NlL
" JAS S. SHAW, Druggist,
.d5 d&Wf Neranda Corner.
nRCGS. MEDICINES, eic.-The subscriber IS now
them for sale on reasonable terms. JAS s. SHAW,
d5 d&WH Druggist Veranda Corner.
GUM ARABIC-lOOO lbs choice GUM ARABIC, IN
" stSrei 4S Sit9 t9r sale by JAS s. SHAW, Dpggist,
GHIA sI1ED7This invaluable Remedy for DiarhRa and
~ Complaints OF the Bowels, Just received from Mexico,
for sale by JAS. s. SHAW, Druggist,
d5 d&Wf Veranda Corner
COTTON sAMPLING PAPER.
0U by CoRsoN ( ARMSTRONG,
StationeE and Blank Book Manufacturer,
oaJ Am 81 Camo street
CAPS! CAPs!! CAPS!!!
| s,art%snl q CLOTH SILK, FLUSH 1sD -
GLAZED CARS, which wlh be sold DID, At moderate "a
'1sf lss Ri im cash M BARNETT i can Gs&p street
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS Wroug6td and
~ Cast Iron SUG8R PANS, of assorted sizes,
% IPm y p t9 , S9 INCHES ALsogJwo VERTICAL Ss CATIi3E
~ A am .SiI 9PA1 ingneS, Mh
as Smd&W j. Y. De EGANA, Al Bienvile s.
| TOhBs AND MONUMENTS. R0N
s9ERSONS wishing TO obtain the above artieesk lOJ
Nateral and Vorkmanshp can do So by applyng " T,
| at No. 81 TCHOUPITOULAS Street, Front wv
Office, up Stairs, where Plans and Specifications ID
| can be seen. eV Prices vary from $3.50 70 -
| BOOT MANUFACTORY.
FTNHE undersigned calls the attention OF the New Orleans
i public 10 hls Select and Fashionable .7ssGrt srsR
solely by himself. Gentlemen desous of having Y IN
their Boots and Shoes mace to Iroi elegant ma: Ss
tea and Il THE Dc Te By ceiling ~ the
| TER-PRO0F BOOTS, made to order
% 6m L. OsGLLlVAN, 70 St. Charles street.
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= " = ~ QIIfTTY9 = L ~ -
O1ice No. 11O ST. Charles street,
between PoydraI and Laiay ette Square,
WHERE all operations the TEETH will be performed in
w aatisiac cry manner HS ly
j. ID. BULLOCK DENTIST.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 293 Camp street, just
operations on S5' the TEET for SGi5 tReif preser
serted-trom Que 10 a complete seton the 111IJ
most approved b. Charges very mod
crate. ja4 ly
PRIVATE BOARDING.......NO. I6 Natchez st
MISS ANN HALLETT, (late of the FRANKLIN
1fA HOUSE, Mobile begs leave to inform her Friends
BO.4RDLV(T HOUSE, No. 16Natohez street Ill
The House has been newly furnished and, with Terms suit
the tunes ami determination TO make her BoardeTs com
iobe she hopes to receive share of patronage nl2 ly
~ consrucn elegant PORTABLE FRAME l-a
HOUSES, suitable for California. Any number OF f,IM
Portable Houses ofsuch dimensions be Teqni- 1l
red, can be furnished at the shortest notice. reasonable
terms. few Houses of Is by "a feet and II by 10 feet
hand which the attention Of California emigraps
Is called !G Orders from the country will be promptly
jail I'm b, HOWARD, Builder, 219 CaTondelet st.
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE
p. II. FELL n CO.-Sl COMMON ST., New Orleans,
Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail.
ETE Lamps, Plated and Britannia Castors, Cans
e dlesncks, Table Cutlery, Japanned Walters etc. RAJ
rs Goods will be offered at low prices, and when ~
tortne Country. packed in the safest manner nj 6m
HATS AND CAPS AT WHOLESALE.
E The subscribers have in store aud are receiving A
E5A hv every vessel, from their Factory in New kzA
% Ork large and fresh Stock. comprising every
| MOLESkIN, ANGOLA, RUSSIA. CONEY, WOOL
and GLAZED HATS; Soft Fur, Wool, Tampieo and
ial2 t1 ID. w. q BELDEN, Charities st.
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Mutual Insura nee.
FENE only Domestic Insurance Company this city doing
Il FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER INSURANCE
upon the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
The Crescent Mutual Insurance Company o New
Orleans.
With subscribed and pledged Capital of
100000 Dollars,
Is now ready 10 receive applications and make IN:
suranCes, their office the northwest corner of "a
Camp and Gravier street, on IN
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS, A
at the tariff rates of premium. S
ThisCompany established uponthe Mu- F3
tuAl Principle of Insurance, and is emphat- dH
icaly Home Institution. Its earnings are Nuu145sZ
to be invested and employed here, under
the immediate control OF the Trustees, and
not sent to other cities for investment
Every person lnsurng with becomes interested in its snc
stockholders belong TO those who insure with the Company
The Trustees Of the vital necessity of well secured
and pledged FUND, reliable in of loss and ample
der all ordinary calamity, assure the public that they have
now fund of
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Subject to all the contingencies of CAPITAL and liable for
the losses of the Company.
The Trustees believe this subscription offers full security to
the assured and that this Company unusual guaran
for and liberal settlements of loss the
funds of the Institution retained here and its being purely
Southern and Domestic Institution its acts are n0t con
oed by foreign directors and it will conform Southern
habits in its mode of business.
The portfolio of the Company IS at all times open for the
inspection of parties wishing to make Insurance. with it,
SAMUEL BELL, President.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, Vice President
CHARLES J. MANsONI, Secretary. jas I'm
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q. WEBER, Boot and Shoe DeaEcr,
~ fpuN ms q.

~. CORNER OF gTsfsR CORNER OF
jHi5G GNd CGr1HdGlct stS aa ClnD a. TJVn511itcr sts
O. 9f Slsn4 & p IVY II GSEw E ] ST9GS'}R TS }Rp
Keeps constantly hand every thing in his lne-ncudng
great variety OF Ladies' and Gentemen's Boots and Shoes
aud will sell nj the lowest Cash Prices share of pnbic
patronage IS respecttuly solicited ap7 ly
nH, EI.LiOFT, VETERINARY SURGEON
NAJollD announce to the citizens of this city and its
w vicinity that he prepared to attend all business in
s line entrsed to his Dr. Elliott hopes his long eXpe
renee rs Veterinary Surgeon, will insure him large bust
ness rs he spent nine years in the Veterinary College of
France live years in Prussia, and the last five years in this
Cg with great success The Doctors charges from 81 TO
SO uDOn any durable disease-advice gratis.
eV The Doctor is be found al an hours of the day and
night at Hauesalls Stables, St Charles street. " ~
gH" FAMILY HORSES, well broke always on hand
R111sGr sale. si8 6m
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~ : Undertake; al kind; Of FlREWoRK such as "a,
tie Setting q Cooking Ranges Ovens, Steam Boil thsS
er', etc All work done by the subscriber will be ry|
any time ' - " -
Up. rLAsTERING and WHGTE-WAsHING done
WIFE dlSUalrh, ia1g Iy
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.'nNN EFRuI y: ...JOHN STROUD, JR.... WIN. STROUD.
SVllN STROUD Il co, lis CoMM6S 81, between
- -, aropie.ei and Bqronne sts., DegLys n MAR0wn
l. IN MANrEl4-PlE ECES and ENAMELIiEnt( IN J
CRATES MoSu MENTS, TOMBS, TOMB \ClTg133
Si.ABs, GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in cllt 4-41fso
ciued PLASTER OF PARIS, Roma. a. Hy-
3rnulG CEMENT, Pagtering HAIR, White sand, ~
English, Pensacola and Pittsburg FRIEDRICH. my3
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THE PEOPLE's BILL POSTER.

y. Z. SJfIJ,fEJsL.
I STAND ALONE, and am still candidate for the peo.
L PIES BILL POSTING. Thankful to those who got
elected and those who did not for the liberal patronage they
gave me, would wish to inform them and all the world in
general that ready at ali hours to post their bills or dis
tribute them Orders left at the following places will be at
tended to: Crescent Office 80 ST. Charles street, billiards. OF
flee, 70 Camp street, Delta Office 1l2 POydras street, Plea
yuue Job Office II Bank Place; Picayune Coffee house
corner st. Charles and Poydras SIS.
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RTSINESS CARDS.

ii. LEVY. .Ngte, Stock and Real Estate Broker, No.
Va Camp, door from Common st, N. Orleans. dl ly
81 L., McJILTON, Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
n. Deailg, z 4 Chartres street. d24 ly
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Z D.N NDEHsUN, No. II 81. Charlcs street. 20
a. Watches, ChoRometers and Nautical Insru. tSAlA
ments accurately adjusted. Philosophical and Flee fI 81
uisa Apparatus made TO order and repaired. GsgsZS
,5Jh0ur ChrOnOmeers altered rnn IS honrs. s. Iv
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NJ BB tOAER SMITH, General Commission Mer.
y. caGRt, 80 6RAyER STREET, is Commissioned to take
mniier m oais and to e Testimony and Proof Of Demands
h{ pnonlmen OF the Governors of the following States viz:
MAiNE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE
lSiANl, l,ElNNECTlGuT, NEW YORK, NEW JER-
EDNSlN, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI. KEN.
ItGkl. TENNESSEE, NO. CAROLINA, SOUTH
ElBA. o.j
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