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Red River, we are happy to announce, is rising.
The news from above satisfy us that the regular
rise Is now coming upon us, and in few days
more, we shall doubtless learn that boats are able
to get over the Falls at Alexandria. In such event,
il will be but short time before we shall the
Hecla and our other favortes at our wharf Nat
chitoches Chronicle.
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A NEaRo BURGLAR-As Thomas Murray, quiet citi-
zen, his home Circus street, Friday, he found
negro man, named Soloman. belonging 10 Mr.. Ryan,
possession OF his premises and robbng it of its contents
MGIray resisted by the negro, who with knife cut him
severely the face and hand The negro brought be-
fore Recorder Caldwell His examination will take place
this morning.
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ACCIDENTAL two story stable st. Paul street, owned
by Mr.. Fnney, Friday fell in consequence of the accu
mulaed weight OF corn which pilel up the loft.
valuable horse and mule were killed. and narrowly
eaeaped with their lives by beating pLeeiptate retreat
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WILL OF JOHN MoDoNoGH--The rules in the case the
State the Tes tamentary Executors of John McDonogh
uken by said Executors to quash the writ of sequesraon
faaed was argued Saturday. The Judge has not yet
given his decision.
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Congress.

WASHINGTON Dec. 10,
SENATE.--The Senate was not in session to-day
HoUsE.-A resolution offered by Mr. - from
Oregon, requesting the President, if not incOnsis-
tent with the public service, to transmit Congress
copies of all communications from public officers in
Oregon since its organization was objected to,
and consequently had to be laid over for future
consideration.
The House having resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole, to consider the private cal.
sndar, some time was spent in discussing a claim
presented by the heirs of the late Gen. Sumpter
for certain land office certificates issued for servi-
ces performed during the revolutionary war, which
mad been lost, The payment of this claim was
opposed chiefly by Mr.. Thomas, of Tennessee, and
Dunham, of Indiana, and was supported by Mr..
Woodward, of South Carolina. After lengthy
discussion the committee rose and reported by Bill
which was laid on the table.
A private bill was offered and taken up, relative
to the claim Of Col Gray, arising cut of services
performed during the revolutionary war, and, after
some discussion motion to adjourn prevailed and
the House will not meet again till Monday next.
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NEW ORLEANS oATTLE MARKET.

y,
Sunday Evening, December q, 1850.
Arrived to- day per steamers Atlantic st Paul and Alex
Scott 3 head of Cattle (Westefn) 255 Hogs 452 Sheep
40 Mich Cows and II Calves and Yearngs. and lot Of
Texas Cattle.
PRIcEs: Beef Cattle. 6c971&c, P ID net; Hogs, 6Jk
l0716 q net; Sheep, 81 IA s5 50 y head; Much
Colcs, 432 "a s75 4p head; CdlUes, IS IS aP head
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER %, 1850

THE WEATHER YEsTERD DAY.--Monine, cloudy. with
considerable symptoms Of dampness Evening, clear and
sunny; an uncomfortable demonstration from Boreas and hi,
family all day.
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FOUL CHARqE William, slave, was yesterday ar.
rested in the First Municipality charged with insulting the
MAJESTY Of the law by stealing chickens knife was found
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FEARFUL INTENT-Thomas Miller and John G. Mosby,
aagned and renanded before Recorder Caldwell, on
Saturday charge Of assauling and beating Mary Rob
inson, free coored woman with intent to kill The afay
occurred at the corner of Roman and Cypress streets
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LARCEN7.-Dunng the month OF June last, Michael
Aeny, then residing the ofCaibome and St. Ann
ee, had his premises robbed of $110O of which $500
sed of on the Louisiana State Bank Various cir,
umstances which have since ansped have induced Kenny
10 believe that the above larceny committed by one Cor.
neus Ryan and his wife Johanna One Of the suspicious
circumstances concung in fixing the above belief was the
fact that Dennis Stack Johanna going market one
morning having $500 note, which she thought only
IS noe lie told her the difference whereupon she told him
the accused left for New York. where they are at present
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NIADAME EMERY.

The Seventh Daughter of the Gypsy FAMILY,
EGs II " to informs the citizens Of Nwoheans that she
p receives 7eits al her residence No. julia between
Phppa tsonne streets, where will be happy inform
them Of the PRESENT and the FUTURE
P. SLade and Gentlemen wishing 10 know the
which surround them and likewise their prospects, will do
we'll by calling Matlame e.. cents 2N
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The INNS OF CoURr,-This morning the Su-
pretne Court will read opinions In the Fourth
District Court Mr.. Grymes will argue the Russia
case. In the Fifth, will be tried the School Direc-
tors Injunction. In the first, Emily Maylield will
be tried for murder.
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DAN RICE,s CIRCUS

'lHkEE DAYS LONGER in Lafayette FRIDAY, SATUR
L DAY and SUNDAY, December q. p, and %,
s- Eng cement Of LEVI NORTH the only finished
q az in the world, and his great DANCING HORSE TAM
MANY ard wonderful peTforing Pony Spanish Spot Beauty
also his lad Master WILLIE whose ies Of Esg nee
G Doors performance at o'clock
Tlckets-BoI, SO cents; PIT, cents. d20
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ATTEMPT TO Ron THE MAIL,-We acknow-
ledge our obligations to Messrs Burns, Couves 81
Co.. proprietors OF the great Southern Express for
the following account of attempt to robthe mail
on board the Oregon: AS the Oregon lay at her
wharf, preparatory to leaving New Orleans for Mo
bile, on her last trip, attempt TO rob was made
upon The mail bag, in which bag of gold, sent by
Robb & Co, to the Mobile Bank, containing $4,000,
was deposited. The thief evidently knew the gold
had been sent, and while the bags were lying by
The Clerks office, where they had been laid by the
baggage master, succeeded in cutting through the
outside bag before he was discovered, One of the
cabin boys caught him at the work, and imme.
diately gave the alarm. The thief fed, hut was
soop found secreted in little house on the wharf
| Tie protested that he was not the man, but a po.
| iceman present declared him to be an old hand
and took him up to the city to answer for his deeds
| Mobile Advertiser, SATURDAY..
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FROM SOUTHERN AFRIoA,-The brig Saora-
mento at New York, brings files of the South AZ
lcan commercial Advertiser to October 10, and
the Cape Town Observer to the 22d of the same
month. The news is unmportant. There were,
as usual some rumors Of an intended outbreak
among the haffrs in the vicinity of Graham 5
Town, but they were believed by the Journal to be
without foundation, The Cape Town papers seem
to take the affair more seriously, and exhibit con-
siderable nervousness on the subject.
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Hats and. Catalogue Sale of Drv Goods
BY r. I'll. PETITPAIM
Catalogue and Credit sale :. Of -. Dry Good
BY j. b. BLACHE d. co.

TUESDAY, December a. at 10 o'clock-N be sid AT
ton room, No, II Chartres street, W W
rs package and lots of DRY GOODS such i2 brown
Sheetpss brown Dring black white aud Prints un
And AND sas otRst pamgss can5re Towels Table Sets Mouse
UHds rshiIs, etc. , ~ W INV !"
Terms sale.
The day Of 595 y
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eR- Noticea-The Oniers gned has resumed business
uceoaut, liquidation
tae LEvERIoH CO., dissolved by Mr.
IEIsWARO WALSH nsO W. E. LEYERICH.
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PONToHARTRAiN RAILROAD COMPANY
Notics.

Notice.
OFFIcr I,AKN PoNrcItA 4 TR AIN x ABROAD Go.
Newt lrenfs, April ~, 1873
A I Meeting Of the board Of directors. = i was
that in conformity with raes already adopted and made
@ 3, ssns y % MOI vaser happening 10 goods transported
except when rss9S op accident during he astns yoys
sha G al 1besisk and peril OF the shippers,
sisnee from ne very mQmsnt it is unloaded
s'siiiI9e, an f' rio'n j. NEVILLE, Secretary.
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Credit Sale of Fancy Dry Goods Mt Auction
RY j. Il. TIA YI0R &. Cn

TUESDAY, December 2 10 O'clock A. M-WI se sold at
their sales stairs, No. 81 Chartreg street corr or
~1:toiahou.e izI ls I, sEeet-1 ,oar
Ieserpo Tsrona, Illusions, Buxeies Embroideries Sans
ad silks, Elai and Standing Collars Jenny Lind Cufs
Sleeves, Laces, Capes dis
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COAL.

GOAL-ENeLIsH CANNEL-200 tens, just re-
~ ID and for sae the City Coal Yards n EusuH
house street ard ~ Tchoupnoalas. DIS sod
GtETK COAL YARDs-McBEAN, WILLARD e
" CO. keep constantly hand their ards, No. ~
Customhouss street, first door from Royal and No 3aa
TchoupitoalaS street second Yard abese 81 Mass Mar
ket supply of Pi,tshuTg Anthracite, Eng h and
Gannei Coal orders left at either yard will be promptly
attended TO. o2a If
COAL-COALi-Sen your otders-200 tons
~ English Cannsi Coal just received for sale The City
Coal Yards ~ Cusnmhonss street, first door from Royal
and 33i Tchoupitculas street
dla I'm MCBEEN. WILLARD & co.
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q suecessLon d .Iohn McDonogh.-AIl psr.pl

eE~ Persons having any Claims against the Estate
of JOSEPH FOWLER, Jr will please present Them
d6 In WILHELAiUs BoGART Curator, &C ST. Charles st.
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DRY GOODS, MILLINERY
FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.


FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.
TT L. STONE 81 co, 81 and 80 Common st.,
LIZ have landing and IN store, for SALE
Maekessce0o5O0 pa kaees al Kinds;
C9naHts ~ 20 casks New * ship N. II. Wool;
Fns Glssksr.15e5 gtSi boses o4s fRs'lf9 No. 7,
Raes assoc GingsTIi0S 1laT-l5S bsss; sass;i
Pickle 2so essss, half gallons. quarts and pn,s;
Cordials- 800 cases assorted;
EsnssssSf cIsrst Wiaes06SS Sfs1vi SaNs ca9ss; sss;;
White Wne-15O cases;
Ginnamon- 500 mais fresh;
Butier-2o0 firkins cioice Goshen;
halsinS-lgO0 aekagea;
sgsS s%es8s sss fobssso5 ss Rd sps Ss' sSs %
Saniine.-leeO cases; bossa halves and quarters;
Twne--50 bales Pa,ant Lotson;
Buckwheat-401 psckases
Cuba Skies Cigars-S0O, 900;
oge'her wh large a.sort"ent of every thing in the
FRESH TEAS-The subscriber has lust re-
o. ceIyed IL store very fine of GREEN AND
frequent additions from o the first importers a q.
,he The North. n Con uners are offered something very
Ess EsSs @ {as STSP2yypEg. 5sy in r boxes, '''
Extra Extra dne IMpERI AL IN half chests and b boxes
E1ra Is ins ne 976S 76sG HYsS II rs hf = s ar z sore'
nls s5I go fne ooLoSWG w. t T. Iss ~ aMs,Np 9Rsf,s =
| 4 QRANGES-ORAN RANGES-ORANGES
25ooO Louisiana Oranges store SAFE in lots to suit
go q r. NICHOLS & CO. 7e and 70 Camp st.
| pECANS.-10 bbls. Texas Pecans for sale bV
n26f r. F. NICHOLS CO., rs and 70 Camp 1t
| MALAGA FRUIT-Raisins in vhoIes, halves
w snd qualters, for sale by
DIS I0t FERD. KENNETH & co. SO Magazine ST.
| EXTRA FLQUR-A few hundred barrels Of
FERB KENSGTT c6 ;9SSe 8 sPs 20 as sy Y
| M ESS PORK-jO0 bbls heavy Mess Pork. for
NA saleto arrive, by FERD KENNETT & co.
| dls 10y 80 Magazine street.
| HAMS-3O tierces " Clarkson & Co" yerv sn.
- perior Hams. and 10 terces L. Scott ditto for sls
| by, 90 FERD. KENNETT & co. =
dis lot 80 Magazine street.
| T LIVERPOOL SALT-Coarse and Fine. foI
| y sale by [dl2 1ml w. OLIVER, q ST. Charesst.
/ BORT WINE-A superior article, for sale by
| d12 I'm G. w. OLIVER, % st. Chartres st.
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BRUINS, NATIONAL HALL,

Formerly .9polto oSaL00n-CARoNDKLET, NEAR UNION ST
.NaIa Christmas Night Ball, Aaas
,Se pSsy Mr.. and Mrs FREDEKICK Il. BRUINS .4 .e44a4a9
Ssggf most respectfully inform their pupils and the
SZ ladies' and gentlemen OF NewoeRus anu La TAtTe
IA ayette. that their first Grand Bali this rf
takes place WEDNESDAY Evening, December 25 1850
EB Ladies' Cards Of Invitation be had at the Hail of MIR
Bruins, and no la les admitted without them
t5- Gentenens Cards of Admittance, One Dollar
FREDERICK E. BRUINS, Proprietor and Director,
BThe above Hall having been handsomely decorated
renewed can be rented for Balls and Parties being of tn
largsst and finest rooms in The city. dlT taS
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.

NHAOADF11S v NAANIH IIE5a
FIVE ENTERTAINMENTS. Isr-1
fTtAfunchEh1NC3. 81
albeck adpopular Bureta entitled
V,ersesf by atiS- JENNY LiNp.
after tbis tbeC. Howard m which y will sing ons4
N S'N~A lis A MUSICAL OLiO,
but the two EAir. and Mrs. Leati and Mr. Reeves.
If October in THE Sketch entitled
go. Cbstwee. a-SfshIEss OF HUMAN LIFE.
- g.
A GRAND DlVERTI5SEMENT,
in which NJ lie Hlaio and Mons, Aaugln will appear.
To cpnclnde with the EKtrnyaganra entitled
FORTUNIO.
roruhio howard
BaAs
Dawson
Prices Admission Boxes, and second tier and Perquee
I5 Boxes third te coored person only, 50
Gallery,
E- open hafpast performance
The Box oce W open every day. from 10 until o'clock
nd rom giieu res m v be
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MURDER,-Two dead bodies, man and wo-
man, in a decomposed state, were discovered in a
wagon, near Townsville, (Geo,) on the 7th inst.
Appearances were clear that they had been muir
dered by blows from an axe. The name of the
man, from papers found on him, was believed to be
Durent or Duren Moore, and the woman Charity
Cove. 1t is supposed that they were on their way
from North Carolina to Florida. The supposed
murderer, man named Jas. Williams, was pur-
sued by two public spirited citizens of Thomas
county, and overtaken at Hamburg, s. G. He was
taken over'to Augusta on Saturday morning, and
after an examination of the evidence in the case
was fully committed to jail where he is now safely
lodged. charleston Courier.
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CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES.
Fl.nmcfs EnEl.e g. a.

~N-~- - 44N%N Y - 3<Os
No % Magazine street,
Fashionable cIsthing EstabIfshment.
a,s ne pleasure d informing her friends IA, tbey n in
J, ~ y eoes sssstcn Of YALL and WINTER GOODS ali
aisFiais nanuilcsnfei he latsst styje and a very
.Rtlsss 1hs stock ctnprlss IN part,
+esk sad sius Frsnsh ciosh DRESS coATs
ssgns oa,s, erssl. gr.ae6 cisss sasS rross co.s.
0 eJsivs seL TreLL fsnsa sls Esh Waking Costs
r. . Tlr.7 1astne and Oiivs Fren1h {lul6 sser.
Eaet 49, ~ CassinaIa Sac cosfs-
e,ck' a,sssttQ and D1hiis Csoh LETOTs
sseE Goa t,01Ks = ,'s'a -O~tc
ob5eis,s9 sles ie,s9 X e and Fancy csshrasrs vEsTs
Embroidered vaiahss W., y -1ey sak Vests
Esnbloitsrei Msr'eias y vsssss
Black six an Sa n ",
Eiss esois.i II sssneSe ,s3rssS vgrsd Hik Vests.
White asd Ba9 Heseiies ~.
BuH ValercIa Y
Black and Hue Daeskin Cafsne -. /. -.
ColoTed and Fancy Cashmere Paualse z . -.
Engiisb snd Oxford Mixed Csssirsrs
t.2si spln sllk DNl1EkSHiRT5 End Baa vyrna
whiie Esahaefs gnd MsJino udsrlhists "A 5rss~s,,
Ribbed Lambs VOL Gndsrssifts and Dra1t
Linea and Cotton SHIRTS.
haE, Aer19 ag4 COTTON HALF HOSE.
Cashmere ROBES DE- CHAMBRE
Back and caiossl Sps lad aztin CRAVATs.
isiea figursl 38k snd satin cravafs. =
hleh " hits , faifeai : y and eatin Cravsts.
bieh b cosFe ~ ~ and aefn cravats.
Mhie 81 colorct Six Hdkfs.
White a. Il c9io.cc English Six Sususnrlera
White II = cofored " ellington susrenderr
Ble-t, efiorsd and White aDskn oAAeyes.
Blssk, eaored and Silk Gloves
Black end cOiorst Elk unbrela4
Back aud ealored scot@h bingham Upbreia,
u Alarge assprreat O. TRAVELLING TRUNXs o yerv ,u-
lstlol ns1elastNls- cS1lv PIP ~ adp. 2nW
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~ II. JACKsON & 10. No. 81 Canal styss, and
= next doos To- psnters Botei-F FashonabIe CI
tftG E5T E5TABl<iSHnENF.-Efe snbscribers are nosg in
receipt ot large and compiete Stock Of ketsfr.
gLoIHING and go2d ASSORTMENT of Furnishing Goods
comprising every article in the dress suahe f1Y f
and winter wear We pleased 10 haye cur frezS and
the pGbsc generally to call and examine our go1s We
Las. TRUNKS CARPET BAGS. etc. Our Pricas
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AMERICAN THEATRE.
Sole Proprietor and Manager s. CHARLES
Acting and Stage Manager. w. M FOSTER
THHIs EVENING, Monday s 1885, will acted the
Farce enti led
NILFUL MURDER.
Sphoon Hunt
Frt Night o tie Comtc Pantomime entitled
TOO MANY COOKS SPOIL THE BROTH.
which Mons. Aystowski Mrs Rsynod Misses ST. Clair,
Vaee Ludhm, staiaes the whole Company, and NUMEROUS
auGliaries will appear.
To conclude With
THE SEA KINGS VOW.
Characters by MeSrs Foster Grace Hunt McKeon Keller Rad
ciihe English, ETC.; Miss pure, Mrs Donovan, ETC.
GRAND MARCH OF FEMALE WARRIORS.
kE Doors open hapast g. Performance TO att
Prices of Admissions: Boxes and Parqueue 15 cents
Family Circle Galleries
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~. M. Baker.

" AMs IL uVHNOH
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
da I'm No. II Canal street
TTNDOUBTEDM MORTGAGE CITY PAPER,
y in large and small sums, as it to place
81, 900, discounted at reasonable rate
T. d. BAILES, Broker,
dis lot 81 Gravier street, stains.
WET NURSE-A healthy Mnlatress, with
wv fine Breast of Milk; of the best character and stand
ing can be bad for few months if immediate application
is made to % Bank Place. dl4
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Look to Your Teeth They can be saved
, SMITH. EDe9sstSts. g. + soARDssAs,

s.F.sMrrH, ADe9sgIStS. G. T. BoARpAsAE.
SMITH a B0AKDaKAN, Office North corner OF La.
- tayette Square and ST. Charles street, would call the at
tenton OF suffering humanity Their superior Operations
the OF TEETH. Fhesft Of preserving per-
naueny Teeth that rseti oIer have
as yet attained. calling forth does. all the ski Of
scientific operators; and feel dety 10 advise
those who Eh prompt and certain OF thQs
valuable au1aEs health take the earest nppoftnnity
in having them cared tos. nthsinseron Of ARTIFICIAL.
TEETH, especially full sets take md ear,
constructing them TO defg the sevesss( sntiny. and
guaeny In all astalees comp Satisfaction. Id
the Gums and Teeth 10 general all eau lind ehserRl and
candid adylce, gfeiis NnrQ pescns who have iase
for the last years, viii ehsesfhY bear Ve IA tsIs
taxor rtatAl IS
GRINDsTONEs1I5 tons, ia STORE.
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Real Estate
BY p. b. TAYLoR.

Office So CfrGpier street
ATURDAY, December %, 1850, Y ocock-Y be sold al
y suction, Banks Arcade -
THE VERY DESIRABLE LOT, with improvements thereon
situated on Magazine street. beween Nptre Dame streets
Said lot is SO feet IL inches on Magazine street
the Depth 1851
e sThs purchaser @ chs e assume mortgage for 81 COO paya
annum interest and the iauce IN cash.
....AIso
THE TWO VALUABLE LOTS IN GraveT, between Pbtlipua
and Bsronne known Kings sles cheF
'front.' BY depth Of 49 feet II inches These sold
in block Plans cuarly defining property may
he al tue Office Of the auetioneer ill day
TermsS5O0 year, aud SG5DO at year credit at
per cent and the balance cash bear
mortgage the prop Ity.
Acts Of sale before T. O. Stark. N P expense Of the
purchasers. d2O
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NOTICES.

"a New Era r., A. Chapter No. 2.
NnAI ES regular meeting Of this Chapter will tske place
Xxx ~ MoNDAY EVENING, the 93d inst, I O'Clock a
" \the Masonic Hall The members particularly
guessed attend the eeeon Of officers for ensuing yeaf
dI8 W. II. RoNDEAU sserearr. .
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BRONCHITIS and CONSUMPTION.


CoNTENrs What ii caasaIa iion7 10. BRONCHITIS How
thy certainly dIsneuhedf eF treaEnsns cue
Illustrated BY numerous cls and Innneness ci soats
sheept remedies, and often psrhicoua luao No plan
or remedy uniformly snessssa The only of tsd
p g 2 be spilled and saasss aeeefaia ssss q
ali sn d&w ~ Sold y J. q STEEL i csnp sssi
IRxAs TONIC AGKNCY--No. 90 Camp street.
a e To51or 81 @ II q
the Termination of Blood 10 the Brain Nervous Haa
aches, Chils and Fever ETC.
Il. r. w Hill, ESQ : PSesident H. b. Basoomhs
Matthew Watson. ESQ. Gen. San Houston.
ur. W. "a. Gwip Capt. w. :. FutiaR.
uf- W. e. keane and others anse tstp
Look TO Your Teeth, They can be saSeds
ar Dr. LAeRuE,s of Pari.) TOOTH sad GUM SPECIFIC,
Tartar o e keeping them clean and whi,s ard vent
eg decay. Ths preparation only clsanass and bszuss the
csved n'esens tk bcsmns 90 If decay as corseced Il @
oresttha IT. rom the tnrh reuderz the snmH
eossl Fss sas y DR. GILBERT SOM rs Poss
~ "-''-s W. EATON Evans = CO.
Rmpfeiors for Inc Bntsd States.
Better testimony cesd any aaiss than
h following from Dr. s. tbert whose character and
Seh South Wet uuitsi
Of he most nveteraie Cznrsis Chrome Ulcers
Beng called upon hy Mr. Eysn epnion tpeesing
thAt hive cd spsenc rapidly and 60
heard ON ia elects, il has uhelsa
aud Vhenifg feaiog nesi
ssns an healing un. where there ursraleu Turidy
GiLsEsT X d. D.. Is Eossss.ss oss suosss.
Deesmher Is, lsso.'' dis
TO GARDENERS. - Two SouAREs Oh
GRoUFD, the New Shell Road Common street. vii
e leased on very favorable terms for number Of years
ne # EDW ARD II. PoMROY. g Common 4.
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to" New England Society OF Louisiana. The
meeting Of uciey for the election Of officers VIII
Charles Hotel MONDAY ne1t, 2sl
O'clock punctua attendance Of the
quess series resolutions will he presented cr thr
ration. d2l2, DUDLEY CHASE, Secretary
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GRINDSTONES- tons, IA STORE.
- aus A. T. C0CHRAN. q Tehaapitanlas A
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Rare Chance Valuable CHRISTMAS
and NEW YEARS GIFTS. 70
MI-WEERLY SALES, without reserve of very fine kSN
Jewery, Siverware. Diamonds Watches Man s. ~
tel Ornaments Fancy Articles, etc., TO close oneEa
OF the best stocks in the city.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
WILL BE SOLD, without reserve, Ne g chres
w second story, TUESDAY aud FRIDAY O'Clock;
A. M 70 commence TUESDAY next 17th inst, and
tinue until entirely disposed Of
An extensive and GOLD JEWELRY latest
styles; valuable DESMOND Rings and Breastpins, splendid Gold
Natcs Silver and Plated Ware rehi enc Clocks choice
mane Ornaments ons do Lamps q different sizes and styles
elegant Chnaware hhe Glassware, and large
Of Fancy Articles dcrine, City
Country Merchants ousekepers Others requested attend
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"
e7 At Meeting of the Board this day held, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution adopted, to wit
whereas, ia opinion Of Board grounding
steamboats, the Mississippi River tributaries (rom which
loss Of has rarely oceurred sufficient eauefor
particular contribution OF
aud nnderwrr particularly such groundngs frequently the
result Of ovsrlosing ge the channel; therefore,
Rssolpsd That the Companies Agencies composing
will nee inure the hull any steamboat that may
die Iw W Il. PRrTcHARTT Secretary.
The daily crescent., 1850-12-23

eEB~ CHARLES A. MILTENBERGER having pur
chased the of Mr. JAMES WRIaHT the late bl ST.
ness conducted under the firm of JANI Els WRIGHT CO.,
would inform his friends and the public that he shall continue
the Coal BUSINESS 66 Triton Walk and will at all times
keep on hand full supply of Ptburg Camel and Anthra-
cite Coal quantities suit purchasers Contracts for
plies by the boat will be made for delivery in the coming
year. Being the Agent of Messrs A. Miller Go. Is
ensve mines on the Monongahea River, he is enabled to
most favorable terms. dig lwf
The daily crescent., 1850-12-23

NOTICE--In consequence of continuedill health,
have disposed of interest in the Coal business
Quoted under the firm of JAMES WRIaHT & Co.. TO MIR.
CHARLES a. MILTEEBERGER. and solicit tor him oOn-
nuance of the patronage literally bestowed the late
firm. JAMES WRIGHT.
The daily crescent., 1850-12-23

CAUTIONS Fertas raPse,sa nlssss, "a.
seeaLiy asaislt SralsIaisa Hs.a Is ~ ~ A..sr
The daily crescent., 1850-12-23

- IacKsOh E1re COs NO. ISs
~i-E=7Y- efs- The members of the Company are
hslehy notified attend soecial ling, to be
E-sS5s3p held on MONDAY EVENING, December %, att
w oe7ck Members who have uaid s5 (snnuaI
r Ch. Assocatnlo the Treasurer Che Company will
prepared pay the be considered
5er without having done So BY orier.
d2I TUOS, o. LEARY SecretarV