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10 We are indebted to the steamers James L.
Day Iowa, Alton and Fashion, for Mobile, St
Louis and Louisville papers, and TO steamship Pal
metto for Texas papers.
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l0U FVsaT0I9 y Ve IT0IalT EVEtTl5f Is 20 D
AT j. B. STEEL'S
Fjsle ShsrRs.

NJ We have in complete Of Fin
Linen and Cotton Shirts As have made
enabled guaranty ct These Shirts expressly for Gu
customers, and Of course in the latest Styles nude
Materials and III the best manner
GUINNESS d CO.,
fyIl G2p Dealers in Fancy Articles u Camp street
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GERM FLOUR " OF WHITE CoRN.-We would
direct the attention Of family grocsrs and our city
readers generally, to the advertisement of Messrs
Shropshire g. Son, in another column We have
tried this splendid article Of Cornmea, and testify
with pleasure TO its excellence. II is new article
and superior 10 anything we ever saw manufac
tnred from Indian corn and We may and that it is
put up in very handsome style for retailing
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THE FALcoN.-This fine steamer, Lieut.. Hart
stene, U. s. NJ, commanding, leaves at o'clock,
this morning for New York, We wish her a
pleasant voyage. She is 2 gallant craft and her
officers. by their uniform courtesy have laid us un-
der many obligations.
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MEETING OF Sons or TEMPERANCE. Harmony Dyis.
ion No l5 S. of t. celebrate their second anniversary this
evening at Crystal Fount Hail. No. 222 TchOupouas
number of addresses and other appropriate exercises by
members of the order, be expected The order generally
are invited to attend
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roR VIoksBuRG.-The Montgomery, the Fegu-
iar Monday packet leaves this evening, at O'Clock,
ior Vicksburg Capt. Estes is well known as one
Of our most competent commanders, and his boat is
a crack one on the river
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BREwER's PANoRANrA--How many Of our read
ers have seen these splendid paintings, exhibited
nightly at Armory Hall If there are any who have
not we advise them to go; to go at once and by all
means. We guaranty them such treat-if they
have any admiration for the beautiful, the pictur-
esque, the grand--as they have not had for many
day. Those who haze seen them will not fail to
see them again and often
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IHE BURNING OF THE Russia We understand
that this ship and cargo, which were destroyed by
lfe at The ba'zs, were insured in cur city Offices
10 Che apount Of sl33 COO
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S. of II. Meetings This EvenIn,

HARMONY DIVISION No. Is, Crystal Fount Hail. No. 30
Tehoupltoulas street, at hali.past clock.
LANE DIVISION No. g. at the Methodist Church, Alges, at
half past Z o. clock
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BosToS Is DEAD.-The Frankfort (Ky.) Com
monweath Of LIST inst says that the celebrated horse
Boston died at his stable, near the residence of I'm
Gle Ned" Blackburn, on 29th ultimo. Boston was
IN his 18th year he was noble animal-it will be
along time before the turfmen will see his like again.
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MEETING ron THE RELIEF OF THE IRISH
EMIeRANTs.-We call the attention of the citizens
to the meeting for the relief Of the Irish emgrants
at the Commercial Exchange, st. Charles street,
this evening. An unusual number Of emigrauts
have arrivedin this city during the present season.
and with than the ordinary amount Of suffer
ing. An association has been formed, Of charita-
bic persons, not only for the purpose Of raising
money, bpt for its proper appropriation. Famine
and destuton are at our doors--the evil is pres
ent one. Philanthropy sometimes is so extendedas
to lose itself ike the circles Of the waters until lost
from expansion. Such is not the case here. The
relief is meant for the suffering in our own limits,
to be applied by our own citizens.
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INTERESTING BooKs.-J. II. Bechtel & Co. of
~ Camp street, have received by the steamship
1eorgia, number of new publications, iuat issued
tFora the New York press
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Miss CHARLDTTE CUsHMAN. This eminent
American tragedan makes her first appearance
here after an absence of many years. She comes
back with powers matursd, with talenls,mproved,
with reputation gained, not from partial friends,
bat extored from the critical audiences of London
Our nationality does not lead US 10 undeuate The
value of a reputation tested on the London boards
1t is we'll known that in Great Britain the actor has
no definite position until he has undergone the or.
deal Of the Ray-goers of the city, and many pro-
yincia star has been absorbed in the in'enser light
Of the central sun. Miss Cuahman has submitted
her claims to the great tribunal and gained her
cause. She is admitted to be the first tragic actress
OF the English stage. We feel proud of her as such
During her engagement here she will fill old Dfury
The managers Of the ST. Charles are entitled 10 the
thanks Of the playgoers for their liberal efforts to
produce the best abiliiy-Miss Julia Dean, Mile
Blansy, Mr. Buchanan, Mr.. Hudson The Herone,
= Sir Jack," and Miss eastman We hope they
will fud their efforts to please profitable
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SYNA IL The Second Public Annual Celebration of BAR
I'M MOkY DIVISION No. Is, s. Of T., will be held
sz5iSss MONDAY EVENING, February H. 1850, Crystal
Eoan Ha % Tehoupiouas Addresses by
Oder aud other appropriate exercises be expected The pub
lie are respectfully invited to attend
CHARLES FERGUSON, Committee
JOHN BENSON, OF
fyl 1t i, b BLADES ADVANCEMENT
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PER STEAMSHIP GEORGIA. darcy, at the of
Canal and Charities streets, has received the approved
styles OF hats, spring patterns per steamer Georgia.
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Louisiana Histrfonic Associations
ne THIS EVENING Monday Feb. H. 1850, will be presented
Maturin'a thrilling Tragedy Of
BERTRAAI; Or, The Castle OF St, AldObrand.
With the full and effective arrangements and all the accom-
panimenis, including Conservation Hymn" by full
choir, etc. etc.
lmUstne plast
To coucllde with the Farce Of
ADAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Lady Elizabeth Freeloye.. Mira Fisher
OVERruRES by the Amateur Orchestra Mr. HVehner, Leader,
aud fayorite FARCE
DOo open quarter before l. Performance at
hnlGpast o'clock.
IL Subscribers will procure their tickets upon application to tho
Secretary No 25 Camp street. up stairs Of performance,
betweea A. M. and 5 p. M
Honorary Members" privileged purchase each perform
anee extra tickets for their friends nonedsn ladies
OF gentlemen, at one dollar each.
~ Representation EVERY MONDAY EVENING, without fail
yH WOOD stsge Manager.
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PLAcIDE's VARIETIES. This favorite resort
was literally crammcd, from pit to gallery last
night The "NeFeid Queen is one of the most
attractive spectacles that we have ever seen; of
course, it belongs that class which cannot be de-
scribed. The pleasure is in the sight We might
as well attempt to describe the combinations Of a
Kaleidoscope. We think the Nereid Queen Z"
viii have great run-and such monotony will
be excused for a week.
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HATS AND CAPs.-B unce of Canal street, has large
stock OF fashionable hats and caps hand which he offers at
the lowest rates
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:, James Field AyFes CLARK, I3ronks James MoComh
tb2sie; y Y haeke Shoots Ii Jarmsiead, john Bcals
belt Y Carter " CLARK, Jne Conpor, Rev r David
sQn, II Terrell, II FerTeil Gordon, r II Humphrys
Y Humphrgs, \ w Moore aid servt Il r Pegues NJ Sim
mons Jno Wilkinson, kehoe, NJ Goldman, y G Joiner W
= ,E4fnests n Dow, w II Graham II Craig, A Z Craig
Berry, ] II Adams 4 Adams, Seahafn, Il WI
llainon; NJ ID Eeor, Rentroe, Perry Rowen II L Glsa
slnisns9n, Ghas Salmon. Madame Gordon Isaac Smith l.
.eH man. Mauburs d Foster, II IL Carter Chas Foster
81 o Bfsn, W Williamson j o sswell j X Stewart ii
hassF sgsI Hamilton, seatoa, " Iiil a salins
a 0lliln, II lsassiter Il Pdey, 6 w 7 Hill, w Hill j
SpaIks, Z casweil Jon Rice Il Lundy, Ino Engart Benz
AsngasI 4 lgaft Jesse Shier, II Deboy Daily, w Col
iins, Collins n hngarts Farnam II Terry, ID Q Tay-
.Qg = X taflor,J Ryan, X Faunteroy, Geo Alon,
ltnpbaid, " 4 Henson, cuman, Chas Larry, NJ Jacobs
= ~ liopdens + 4hompson. q tleischman, w Mel1loud
r. laws 4eissr, + Yeissr H Marshall VI II Jackson
chiidfea 7 March. -
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.N9Ia Commercial Hall. An1A
MI fS SECOND CoNCERT or THE HOS -
xalslG ~ The ta g,G 6ah5 u lffTIccl1t
YEA New England, announce to the Of the "Tt
S5 MNY 1 y W. FIX one more of s popular copds'
PRoGRAMME.".Part /.
Quarete osfofus
We have to lid you welcome ~ ''' '-''''N
We have 10 bid you welcome
We have to bid you welcome
With merry hearts Of cheer
We have brought along music,
We have brought along music,
We have brought along music,
Which we think you ID like 10 hear.
QuRTet" The Cot where born Hutchinson
We stood upon the mountain height
And viewed the valleys o'er
The SUMS last rays with mellow light
llluned the distant shore:
We Enzed with rapture N the scene
Where fret in youths bright m0
We Pluyed-whaTe u serene
, The GO; where We were born
Solo" The Grave OF Washington ..,.............,..
Disturb his slumhers-
Let WsshuEt0n sleep
Meath the boughs Of the willow
That him weep
auartette-" The Three Rogues "...................
Part II.
Solo, Duet and Chorus-" Our Native Land" Gee....,
QuaTtete Death OF Warren the Battle Of Bunker Iil
When the war cry Of LtLsry through the land,
~ TO arms sprang our fathers iGe foe 70 withstand
Quartete' Mountainers Farewell SIuse by f. fIooI
have fron the Of the cid GTenie State
Where the hlis are 50 lofty, magnificent great
SVooee@h burial oh, bury me not IN the deep, deep sea-
Part III.
Qusrtstte-Niy Mothers Observation-Disclosures.
This book 5 alt s left nae now.
QlaTtette" ! IN very fond Of a song "....,.....
Guarette' The old Church Bell Russell
Full FIVE hundred years We swung
G In my Old gray tgnet high
Qlarete-' We LETT New glands sunny hills
We LEFT NewEnslhnd's sunny hills,
little singing band.
The pieces marksd thus repeated by special request
nc Cars Of admission, 50 eeuts-lo Music Stores,
the principal Hotels and at the door OF the Hall.
ter before 8. fyU
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The EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. - We are
glad to find the present efficient and industrious
District Attorney Of the First District retained.
Mr.. Reynolds, by his zeal and attention. maintains
the rights Of the State while his kindness Of heart
leads him to temper that zeal with mercy, and his
urbanty and uniform courtesy render him an agree
able opponent to the members of the bar Though
warm partisan, his political feelings never con-
hict with his personal relations.
The Judge of the Tenth District-Last week
we spoke Of the confirmation of Judge Snyder for
the unexpired term of Judge Selby, by a unani-
nous gote Of the Senate. Acting under the con-
victon that so unusual mark of appreciation by
the Senate would induce the Governor to confer
on him the office anew, we congratulated our
friends in that District on their good fortune in
securing 50 good Judge We now inform them
that Major ], N. 7. Richardson has been appointed
and confirmed for the new term. He is a very
estmable gentleman, ofunsulliedrepulation, against
whom nothing can be said as man. The Major
was one Of the original Taylor men, and made a
very eloquent speech at the first great Taylor
meeting, but made equally as good speech at Z
democratic meeting the next week. With TIL.
slight alteration, he has been democrat all hi,
life. He has so many amiahle traits of character
and is well known in the District that his APP
pointment will be received with great satisfaction
We welcome the ex-J Judge on his return to the bar
District attorney for the SiztA Judicial Dis.
trtct--R. Z. Beal.
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NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 9, Isl

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. y, 1850.
TO Gen Stediptdit, Judge 4RRtGek, and others.
GENTS Your iatterng received, and beg to say
that having been for several years. all
surprised at your approaching endeavor they deserve
but am asonshed that have found my anxiety
please you before and must say with deep respect that
don't fig for you and your friends as long as sell my
Books cheaper than else, and particularly the cheap
Novels from five cents less than the usual price
remain yours, etc.
tyll 81 DR. HUNTER, "a st. Charles st.
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WEBsTER's QUARTo DIcTtoNARY.-This val
sable work is for sale by j. B. Steel, of IA Camp
street. See advertisement
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CAL1FoRNIA MAIL.--Ihe Georgia sails to-mor-
row morning at 8 o'clock Tor Chagres. The mail
closes to day.
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o5- A new paper. called the Sunday Picayune,
has been started al Louisville, Ky-issued weekly.
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ST.. CHARLES TnEATRE.-Mr. Hackett closed,
last night, most successful engagement His
benefit on Saturday night drew one of the most
fashionable houses Of the season. Sir Jack be-
longs to him exclusively. We think the comedians
Of the day ought TO indict him for exercising mo.
nnpoly of this character. No man presumes to at
tempt il. Garrick made Lear his-Kembe claimed
the Roman characters of Shakspeare-Kean, Rich
ard-zHaekett just much owns Sir Jack. A few
years ago he had the hardhood in all honesty to
attempt Hamlet, but it was no use people would
not be cheated. In spite of his best efforts, they
would think of the jolly Knight. Just think Of
turning Hudibras into another Had. We do no.
hear of his Hamlet nova days. His kingdom is
The Bears Head and his royal robes are scarlet and
white-the sables do not suit his complexion. We
hope To give him the same hearty welcome for many
a wear to come.
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to Miss Kimberly feels exceedingly grateful for the
compliment paid her the invitation which has received,
gud by large number OF tho respectable Of NewOrean
give one reading from Shakespeare before leaving this city
Ia compliance with their invitation pleasure announcing
that on MONDAY EVENING Feb IL, she will read shakpeas
Play Of
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I'Or Mayors
We authorized TO A. d. CRossMAN the pre-.
sent incumbent, a candidate for reelection, in April next
Eds. CresceRt-Pease announce the name of JOHN NJ
BELL as candidate for the office of Mayor of This city, Mt the
ensuing April election, and oblge many friends in the
fy11 THREE MUNICIPALITIES
Messrs. Editors Please announce me as Candidate for
the Chief NIagistraey of the city. Election in April
ty4 PETER l., JONI, ex-La. State Librarian.
For Recorder:
Eds Crescent-Please announce L. U, CAYENNE as an
independent candidate for The office OF Recorder the Second
Municipality and o6lige [Iglll MANY VoTrRs.
Steamboat Departures This Day.
ns-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
Mobile CALIFORNIA. Reynolds ~ p. Nj. Cars
Yieks5urg ...-..... MONTGOMERY, Estes. 4 P. N.
Ne" York. -. .......FALCoN, Haruene, A. NJ.
tE For NewYork Havana-rhe hns mail steamship FAIL
CON- Lieut. " harne, u .. NJ commanding, will leave heT
i'y the tn INST at O'Clock punctuy Passengers will please
be board az the hour.
gll PARADISE LAwRAsoN q CO.. Agents.
C The magnificent and running passenger
oAEtf, Capt H. Estes, viii positively leave THIS DAY the
llh INST, p. Tor Princeton Vcks-
Gll \. B. SMITH. &c Magazine st.
- %
Valentines,
SENTIMENTAL,
SERIOUS,
COMIC, and
V'gEe2stiage Writers, TRAGIC
VALENTINE BUDGETS;
Es~A Large AEsortm t.. For sale by
fys lw2p TH0s L. WHITE, So Canal street.
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patrons ior the large increase in our subscription
list during the past week, and the numerous adyer
Using iavoEs that have been given to our columns
These tokens Of encouragement and approval at
the very outset OF our editorial duties are most ac
oeptable
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To SrUDENTs.-T. l.. White, 50 Canal street,
has just received number of works in the French,
Spanish, German and italian languages, suitable
for students
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-EDOIENr cola ERe1s,

No Good Gold Pen and Silver Dollar We have
received lot OF these capital Pens.
Opinions Of the Press.
Beats any thing yet offered" Crescent.
This new description Is valuabls.n lPicayune.
"a better Pea we put to paper.h delta.
Nov in store..,.
- large supply Of Gold Pens OF all the celebrated makers
al the lowest market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
fyll 6t2p GUINNESS & Co, Il Camp ST.
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BALLARD's HAIR DYE.

oraled Crislsdur5--
No. AsToR HOUSE. NEW YORK, S6pt. q, 1873
MR. o. VI BALLAkD: LeRT Silt .. out Justice 70 say
your that Of all the paratiOn fng Hair have rIe
haa answered So We e pa Improved Liquid Hair Dye
'u WA greet deal trouble "a The oil
this testimony solemn that worthy hr
patrunag I al who nay Wh p1ehai ge gray, gat, red ban
for beautiful auburn, Blown bl.ck FeCusr
ness and uAro which mplra The hair the Lata csnoabu
give Il a decided lretsrence. Yours r spst fully,
JOSEPH GRIsTADoRo.
AT For Tale BY J. WRIGHT & CO, ISL ChartrtS st.,
80 20 Sole Agents. f5r New Orleans.
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THE TEMPEST.
V'NIelsJjMes!! Valentines /!

in the byceum Hall, Second Municipality.
Tickets S;o be had the principal hotels the door
Reading to commence hairEast O'Clock. ly9 u
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j. B. STEEL,
We. Stationery Warehouse
-" Just received this very popular
Stationery Store the following Standard indispensable
which WILL LAST FOR AGES

'NEBSfEh'S QuAhIu DICTIONARY Is undoubtedly the
complete Dictionary the English Language
published and will eapse before any Dictionary
Language will he required Il is every respect superior
olio editions Of JohnsoHs Dos0ns The introductory
the origin and progress Of MISUNDERSTANDING changes Of ID.
English Language and other opiescontains immense
useful information, which have the very great
OF labor and research Tho pronunciation Scpura
cal and Geographical Names forms valuable appendix
Dictionary and cannot be too highly overwhelmingly Ferry
Dundee, Sept ~ 1873 Thomas Dick anor
philosopher, etc.
10 Published by C Merriam Springfield Macs. and ror
sale by iIyll 6dlIWl ]. STEEL, II Camp st.
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HIsTRIoNIc AssocIATIoN.-This evening will
be presented BY this talented company of amateurs
the tragedy Of Bertram," and the farce Of 9 A
Day After the Wedding" Mrs. Stuart appears
as I''l0geae in the former play The beautiful hall
Of the Association will NO doubt, be filed with the
elite OF our city
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'THE SEASIDE AND FIREsIDE" By Long fel-
iov.-We are indebted to the polite attention of
a friend for this pretty little volume, contain
ing the fugitive pieces of the author for the last
year, the delicate cage in which are collected the
winged thoughts after their years fight. Many of
them familiar to our readers; the Sand OF the
Desert in an hour-glass,n contains more thoughts
and presents more pictures to the mind than we re-
member of in any poem of equal length; The
Builders" Resignation "The Fire of Drift.
wood, in fact, we are tempted to name every poem
worthy of especial admiration. The principal
poem, and for the first time published is, "The
Building of the Ship This is an imitation Of
Schlers magnificent poem Of 1.-THE Bell, )" whose
peal is now heard in every tongue Imitation is
hardly the word to use, for hosA American poet has
only applied the idea Of the German to an entirely
different subject Mr.. Longiellow is so thoroughly
imbued with the German inspiration that he thinks
in German. There is nothing American (or Eng
lish if you choose in his poetry. "The Building
ofthe Ship" like The Casting of the Bell unites
subscription of the mechanic labor with the moral
sentiment; and this poem, aside from its artistic
beauty, commends itself to our hearts by its appeal
Tor the Union. We give some short extracts on our
fourth page. We are glad to find these beautiful
and patriotic lines in nearly all the papers on our
exchange list. We rejoice thus to find the poet
strengthening by his genius the foundation of our
glorious Union.
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GJ- The public respectfully informed from this da'
the undersigned will occupy the Building Canal
alz 2lLtr D. q. HOLMES.
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THE GAINES CAusE.--Mr. Grymes concluded
his argument on Saturday, at one O'Clock. 1t is
one Of the most interesting cases ever presented to
a court Of Justice and though Mr. G. appeared Cor
woman attempting TO establish her claim TO the
position Of the legitimate child of her father, and
the heiress Of an immense estate of which she had
been foally robbed, yet these circumstances did noi
in she least degree affect the usual moderation and
dignity Of his manner The same imperIurbabe
selfpossession, never excited into feryor. This
manner, doubtless has It's advantages and in ninety
nine cases Out Of the hundred, it is The coolminded
gambler who wins at the great table eff lile But
there are rare Instances when the infusion Of pas
tlop ead excitement lends power to the gameser
This WAS one Of them. Mr. Taylor relieved The
iedinm Of bis argument, and renewed the interest Of
both court and audience BY episodes Of inveetive or
eulogy. Mr. Gfymes dia not once travel out of the
main path Of sisict legal argument. 1t was she
cairnness of frozen take" The most interest
ing point was his examination Of The ecclesiastical
record, on The charge Of bigamy aglDst Desgranges
The evidence discloses The state Of society in
Louisiana as it Mas fiity ycamago Itis like IN
covering another Pompsii, and exhibiting the nab
lis OF dead generation. The printed record OF
this case will form valuable mine Of material for
gone future Maeaulay, vino may write the history
Of Louisiana century hence. The copy presented
TO us by one Of The counsel we shall put away for
future reference,
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TAR. OsGOOD's INDlA CdOLAGOGUE. i0r Fever snr
~ and Agus, Intermittent aud RenionI FeVes and the
'Orins Of Bilous di5aasez.
Designed especially tor the thorough and permanent Of tho't
Of bilious climates. For sale br
J. WRIGHT x co, Isl Chartres st.
Ony Agents iUr New Orleans