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AR dreamed that dlccit in Marble JiqRy.n
dreamed that dwsil la MARBLE halls,
With pmples and tan my face
ana thought that 81 parties, al surues and balls,
was termed Trpulsiye disgrace
I bod riches enough, but, alas! could not
On possessing healthy shrni
Ies thought that WaI7ps5 said You may surIHount
DlsisremenLs, be they Eat-lul as sin.
dreamed that sutGn sought 10Y hand,
But they all did reFudi3ta Toy facet
For ey cd, Though her formed Mill and bland,
The yellow neck and punpitd 5au Disgrace"
Then thought that cried, in voice void OF bope,
"CuTe my pimples-maE1 my sain white sud taiTl"
voice answered, " Use cake u the J5 NE famed SOAP,
And your mind will be free from despair"
Then dreamed that used il-ob. that Of blisl
My skin changed from lis yeiluwish hue
My neck was de clear, aud my face made TO kiss,
Though aa angel might claim il his due.
The piHplcs, the ireCkies The bl1tcheg, the tim,
Had deClmpsd, and voice by my side
SAID, Ind ed. you will nov be the glory Of man,
Ay, the virtue the hope and the pri1e!"
&c Only Agency NOrleana, ISL CHARITIES st, r30 GgT
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Amasements....T hLa Evenlnr.

AsEssrAS THrATTK.--'. Mazepps 80 Ben The Boat.
swln, .
IT cHARLEs THEATRE.--e The Kentuckian''-'s Mons.
Mallet - Beauty and Tie Beast.
PlAeIDE's VAeIErIKs = Bseeft If Mr. Holgaad =
Paul Fry 'stirana Diserssneut-'' fethnks See My
ka,heF -. La Jota Afagonesa.s'
osszAas TnEArRE.'' Fra Dlagclo 49, Brutus Lache
cass.''
coxnrNeI.l HllL-sslsnd eonee By Amlle Augusta
fiifoia aud Mmle. Appolius
AaAssr HAlL.-s wwsr's Psnssmas.
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BUREAU OF AGRIcULTURE.-The Committee
on Agriculture in the Massachusetts Legislature of
which Mr.. Buckingham, of the Senate, is Chair
man, have submitted report, in which they re-
commend to Congress the immediate establishment
Of a National Board Of Agriculture, which. shall
be empowered and directed to stimulate ingenuity
and industry by the offering of premiums and by
the collecting and distributing the products of one
region to another where suitable and desired for
cultivation.
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u. b, STEEL,
". %. Stationery gEtgg'GEaDeEse


10 Just received, the following Interesting wors-3
MRS. OSGOOD'S POENS-Carey and Harris new and
Illustrated edjtJn--l
ANNE BOLEYN, Tragedy. By Geo. II. Hooker
TlCkNOR'S HISTORY OF SPANISH LITERA-
TUHE vols Syo
THE WESTERN WORLD, or Travels in the United
States in i5i5-l7 By Alex Maokay, Esl
ST. LEGER. or The Threads of Life. Iul vol.
klP'S EARLY CONFLICTS OF CHRISTIANITY
la vol.
JAMES MONTJOY; Or, we Beer Thinking. In vol
MAHOMEF AND HIS SUCCESSORS. By Washing.
Irving
THE KING OF THE HURONs By the Author of
''The First Of the knckert ockers"
fy4 3td Itw For tale by n. STEEL. Il Ca1o #
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LIE lnARtTx HosPITAI..-The report Of the
Treasurer foF the year 1919 has been received. It
appears that the expenses for the year have been
S66,5ol ~ amount dissursed, s92,993 40; debt
due, 9s6 654 o.; amount received from passengers,
So5 4l2 Az patients admitted Is ,5JS foreigners.
ls,b54 natives, !, 7S2 unknown, he; Louisiana,
l4f State appropriation. $4,000. In 1882 the
number q admissions were 24s0, and the cost was
~ 294 20. The admissions this year were 1883.
and The cost s66,95i 81. The cost in 1889 was
nearly one-half as much and the admissions one.
sixth For the years 1sl4 and IS the State annual
appropriation was $4,000; in 1916, $4,000 in
is4s, 10000, and since that year only 10000
" shall reenr to this subject again
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~ What sensible Eoan would ruin and iuare her skin wit
prepared chalk, she knew that beautiful vegetable prep
ration called Jones Spanish Lily White, thai gyes The skin atr
looking wh1ne aud soft aud Sold 50 Cha
hun Price p IL sold wholesale and retail NJ
Isl CHARITIES street. NHwOTeang. 1870 6l2p
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BALLARD's HAIR DYE.


No. 8 AsToR HOUSE, NEW YORK, Sept, q, 1873.
Nh. o. NJ BALLARD. Deer Ssr--i, 70 Gul Justice 'ly &c
CON, ta' Ut go n grp.siona DyrBF Esri ngs ter
Gas 80 re cl so We me W poae Improved Liquid HAIR Dye
md wlA 4t igA .rl trouble lhau ether,
mn this st yug Upon Ny solemn that wort
psuu5ge1t H WOO lh -1<hanEe gray l.L rcd ha
lr sea gtul auburn brown Tecuur
ness oua usTe llch imF7tt he hair L4eB
sryeit decided srCsferee. Yours, r,sFsr ttulIy,
JOSEPH CRIsTADORO
fE- For Eae BY J. WRIGHT & CO.. Isl ChlttIeB st.,
l5 Up Sole A gents for New Orleans
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.EDOEEEzl. GOER Fem.

NJ Good God Pen and Silver Doarl We have
received lot Of these capital Pens
Opinions of the Press.
" Beats any thing yet offered" Crescsn.
" This new description is valuable" pcayuns
" better Pen we never put TO paper" delta.
.... Now in store....
- large supply Of Gold Pens all The celebrated makers
at the lowest market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
fyi SIP GUINNESS & Co. IL Camp st.
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STEALING A BIBLE.-Durng Christmas week
some person stole away the Bible belonging to the
Methodist Church in Kosciusko, Miss. The editor
of the Chronicle remarks We are requested to
say, that the thief can get another of the same
sort on application to the cass-leader by promising
to make good use of it."
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.

I lN USIUVU'a INDIA LHDLAUOGUF, Tor Fever and
- and AEue Intermittent and Rement FeTers and the
0FmJ Of Bi ious diseases.
pergrcd especially tor the thorough and permanent those
Heeons the liver and other Internal crgaUs winch attend the
sasas Of bilious cimstsg.. ..Eor sale bY
]. WRIGHT s. CO., Isl CharTes st.
tEl- D.elef. aunrel ON iLharnI L.ens. "a Gnl2n
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0g- Some curious person at the North has been
calculating the of the territory of the United
States not yet organized into States, and finds that
we have domain enough for forty-six and half
States large as Pennsylvania. OF these, thirty
five will be north of $50 30 and will be free States,
if that line of compromise were adopted.
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MISS AIaBERLx.-W We heard this lady in 'Ham-
let lastevening. The weather was too cold 70,
many, ladies' especially, to be out; on which ac-
count we suppose, the room was not yery well
nsled- Miss n. reads we'll Her pronunciation is
gcod-her manner, also; but, with due Difference
2 those who entertain different opinion acs think
that She does not possess sufficient powers Of mod
niaiion soImpersonate variety Of characters Her
voice, which IS rather wanting in volume, is also
toe monosonons to sustain the unwearied interest
q an audience in play Of 50 much variety and of
such length as 8 Hamlet Some Of her delinea-
TONS however, were happy and striking-that of
tzaHlst n his apostrophe 70 The ghost Of his dead
father. was remaskaby impressive. Altogether.
we think Miss KS readings very good, and well
deserving Of larger audiences than that Of last
evening.
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KB0OE0iaseglaag q. EggeSeeE:3,ooE.

. M A N U ACT DRY
~ ~ IGifEA Strett, 6etlgesn Camp and Magazine
bss informs hiS iFendf and he public that he -
tloned on ms own account, and is prepared "
% receSe Orders Tor BINDING and Ruling in ~
all ~ branches, and at such prices will give satiSfatiop
jan lAlSap r i. MAEENER
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D hereby certify that my hair turning gray that
nrs have USED lbNESS Coral. HAIR RESTORATIVE, It
has entirely ceased angs growing fast and has
Before used Joness Coral liar Restorative, cobed hauiu
Of hair daily. WILLIAM TOMPkINS " King st., NY,
NJ Mr. Power grocer OF Fulton had his hair cbokei
with Daudruf and j0ne Coral Hair Restorative entirely cured
TS Do you dress beausiy and your hair
ceanl Read l. Henry E. Cullen, barber bOIId
boat South America do certify that ane Cord Hair Restorative
the best article used for dressing, sOen cleaning
keeping the hair long order all my preferred
to any thing else
p- For sale only Isl HaRTREs street. NO la50 SEP
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THE WEArHER Yesterday bright, bra
cling day, but BY many degrees the coolest we have
had in this latitude during the winter. We antici-
pate intelligence 81 nuch ice on the upper rivers.
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SRAND CONCERT. = Nile Victoria Augusta and sI,pe
Appolna two young ladies Of line musical talent appear
tonight at the Hal Of the Commercial Exchange Thew
wii De assisted By several eminent artists, and from the high
reputation Of the ladies delightful evening may be anpa
led Mile Augusta performs upon The piano, and Ms
Appolina upon the guitar.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

ImronrAAr DncisHoN. -The Supreme Court,
yesterday morning, delivered large number Of
opisiiens. There was, however, bu: one Of any i'm
pefsnnee. In the case Of Hart ct al u.s. The Own
ers u the Jane Shore, it was held that the ship.
owner who detains vessel after the advertised
sailing day to the injury Of the fseghters, is respo-
sible for all damages. The Court would not admit
evidence to prove that advertisements and assn
RANGES Of owners Of the days of departure were not
% be considered as binding-that the usage was to
disregard them. The Court very properly held that
the newspapers should not be used as means Of
deception advertisements must speak the truth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

DEATH oF PoEr-The Winchester Repub-
mean announces the death of Philip Pendleton
Cooke, ESQ Of Clarke county, aged about IS. He
was alnasye Of Winchester, and son Of John r.
Cooke Esqs Of Richmond. Mr.. Cooke was en-.
dOwsd with rare poetic talent Ills Florence
sane2 has been placed by British critics among
me haes' poems Of is class produced ng the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

A GLIMPSE AT THE PAsT.-Samuel Adams, of
Boston, has presented petition to the Massachu-
sets Legislature, claiming compensation for SER
vices rendered in the Shay rebellion.
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slh, hollAsps aESEFrr.rhe benefit 81 Ibis nonnl,r
Eenusnsn sna eaptal comedian, promises 10 be bl,nt
anaf tonight at he Varete OF course The house viii bs
parquetie to gallery. The entertain.
onefea afe o. the most mirIproyoking east and the
osnenearg viii be IN his eementsurroaned by inds ma
pelsonalng his admrabe character nf PM Pa. -
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BREWERS PAsoRAMA.-This beautiful exhibition. al
AFmoy Hall. Is attracting much attention. and mos de
syey 80 Ihe wonders Of Mature there truthuy por
aed. and 50 good opportunity OF viewing the scenes de-
peted should not be lost.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

We are indebted to steamers Aleck Scott
and Concordia fcr river papers, 10 the steamship
Galveston foF Texas papers, and 10 the brig Senoa
for Havana papers
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arrivals at the rrlnclpaI HoteIs.....4th.

a ST. &aa% sa R9nGs t3 ep Two AsR@ ss
D. MaTiy r. M Deaniqs IL Davis and Ia sRa Ms /.
sSharp sad9 4 H a9@ssG9 kai Col 3
n D.; III S Buikiey, q. WI Samson, w. j. HssIop, H.
sei;pn Wales q Vase, N N vi i'll, H CqPys; Ala:
Ca; IL T. T. Titus, R. H. Doypqs, phiadePfai g. CoSfk,
burn biyerpgQ Maekoy. 6 " AeSandeE e ,, Louis
/ !. NiioE x On, r. Il Rshard;gn, .. " Matthew.
ss a,5 R@S'fi wilson, ta Al Riaad's E. James, '" H.
vER4sD4-Col 3 Walker, + AtleGk and SON , W.
IT, s ES R. WaNg9gek F. T Gs w shRws i 3
k f5s yMSeSRRR9 . Gy 2.fTf Wob@n N
Ca kit Hntghns9n Cole zGoyeTSr Johnson
EGlaasR4a; f4S;i ADAMS ms Hgbs Sr SgSst VA.
TsS 2Ss A TEhomfo9 Bae D. W. MSoHH%6
Fonda and lady Mass b DgBow, o. Gen. Rgz T,
Rody wy aoS Es Mo T. bce it, 9i RqBiqsg r.
H 5Safi S' ws SPa'q f. 4 Ta5
w. Nm M S Smith H. A. B i Ii L3ne W. A.
". Coley' j. L. starkey, Iowa' Mr. Barnes and ady,
6 Foxes. M SoaS GnsPga q a sads
M; Manr9e A. Ilaydin. ] Lourey, j. J. BEoddps A.
Richie j. D; Helt, S. b. Baidwin l. Rice. j. IL Fisher,
" eae& u 1wood,' Az L is' fod RdaP59! 81
fon EBfmfE asss Ee Lag R E Ri af a Nor
= HEWLETT So K. Davis, Il. Bennett, II II; Williams,
e IL Aswood J. d. Craw lord, II. j. Powell, M. B. Har-
rs, ]. Moody, j. A.. Castor, d. S. H. Daro h. Hunter,
Mr. Dyer 3 n Ste9bns, NJ Sqlly, TEXAS; HEN, 7. D.
Halle, G. Smt, ]. II. Casey, California; G. H. Peabody,
Sal Capt Hawks, Ala; 2. Beasley, g. Davis. Or. vii
Ilans, G. Thompson, LOuisiana w G Smith, N. o. j. +.
Ohio; W. s. Manning, Boston.
CoNMERcIAA-gohn Graves, Missouri; James Clark Jas.
Small Kentucky; NJ Forester George Gable, New Orleans
samuel HOLLAND, lady and daughter, j.. Wyee, Germany;
a. I. Laftlin, C. w. Griffith, H. N, Nelson, Tenn.
LOUIslAHA-A. ID. Ward, Samuel Morris, John Rodgers
Capt Lewis, Capt. Holbrook, N. o.. James Emery n. H.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

JUnIcIA1 APPOINTMENT. - The numerous
friends of The Hon. Alonzo Snyder will be gratitied
20 learn that his nomination passed the Senate by
auAui1apsss zatc. This decided action Of Tie SEN
ate viii 81 course silence the opposition which has
been made against him His present appointment
was only 70 al the vacancy caused by the resgna-
ton Of Judge Selby. But mar his appointment
for the regular term is certain, and congratulate
our old neighboFs Of the Tenth District on their
new Judge We have long known Judge Snyder,
having praeticed at The same bar for many years
and from an intimacy formed amid the conflicts of
the forum and the lighter hours Of social intercourse,
we are proud to rank him among our friends. He is
good lawyer, an honorable man, and I've trust it
does not mar our eulogium) a consistent, moderate,
but firm democrat If Gen. Walker will give us
such men, the wings will not complain.
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ORLEAEs THEAgRE-Tbis evening tlie fine ope,, en-.
Davolo viii attract the lovers Of music 10 hi. ibionab
place q amusement There will also be produced die charm
ing vaudeville Of :. Bratas laehe Cesar
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Niaap GT,iA,Es.

~ We have in complete Fine
Linen and Cotton Shirts have made
enabled guaranty IT. Thysa Shirts expressly
Customers and are Of course in the latest styles, AMI made Of the
materials, and in the best manner.
GUINNESS & CO.,
fy4 sep Dealers in Fancy Articles Il Camp street
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NJ The public respectfully iaOriasi this dat
the undersigned will occupy tie foursoTy BHdIg CANAL
niF 2l,tf y. II. HOLMES,
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BgT Mr.. Forshey's second Geological Lecture
at the Lyceum Hall, tonight, will treat of the law
and causes Of qualification which we earnestly
commend to the public, confident OF its giving sat
isIaction
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

CLoTHING.--A good opportunity is offered 10
persons who wish to supply themselves with
Clothing, BY Alfred Munroe & Co, No "a Maya
zine street. See their advertisement in another
column.
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Jones's Italian Chemical Soap.

IlikS Shawls Cahmer Aorne de LANES, French Mrrino
y Cl0aks, Nises MRuias Pietus and all styles Of Fail
Wutr Goods, This ny reduced 30 price fully ~ per
d5 THOMAS BRADY'S, p Chartres St.
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.H0rEls FsrOsgsers.

Corner Of .Hagaziae and Common Streets Men Orleans
Importers Of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
AVE all times on hand large and well assorted Stock
H consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
7-S, "a and Fwled LOWELL COTTONS;
"a, 7.S, Al and Twilled white and brown COTTON5
Kentucky JEANS and LiNSEYS;
GLASGOW JEANS and Lowell LiNSEYs;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy cOlored KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red, yellow ana green FLAENELS:
Negro WOOLLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy ana shl COFTONADES and DENNIS, for plan.
taOns.
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'Fs, fer Negroes;
Blue, black and mixed SATINETS;
French CALlCOES, GiNGHAAfS, Silks and Bareges:
English CAlllCOES, Merinos, Apacas aud Dombazetts
English HOSE, UNDERSTANDS, Drawers and Gloves
Herman HOSE tnd HALF-HOSE;
Plain, white, figured and coored SWISS MUSLINS;
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICS and MUSLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUSPENDERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACEs.
....And A lso....
A great variety Of FANCY GOODS such as are gener-
ally sold by the trade, which they offer purchasers
favorable terms. jalS 4H2dp&W
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GUINNESS & co.,
Gray Heads! Gray Heads! Read

nS- Tie Only Dpot for he Sale Of DiLLEY'S ORIGIN
end ONLY GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTOh, Is
No l5l ChGTrss NJ I
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A precedent of hope, a spur of action,
To the whole corps, il once in their remembrance
An old, deserving soldier makes his way
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF UEnERwRIRERs,
NewOrieGns, January 9, 1870,
NOTICE steamboat ALTA NILS HIBER
~ MA deemed unfit carry cargo property sgp
bnnrt Of them will be insured under Policies The
members of this Board. islO I'm w. CHAMBERS Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

% The Boston Courier of the 9th ult says
Miss Frederick Bremen was a visiter at the two
houses OF the Legislature yesterday. She looked
on to the debate in the House-perhaps with some
ga'n--and afterwards entered the Senate chamber.
where through Mr.. Charles Sumner, who attended
her, she was introduced 10 the President and most
OF the members, The lady's appearance is that of
bright intelligent woman, and does not suggest
any Distraction from the merit Of her writings.
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CLOTHING! For Persons
kBOsSgs6 TO California!

OI1D # III n Q NI1V IIILNW : TUT A1tLs Oil8
HBOsg2s6 TO California!
ALFRED MUNROE & CO. "a Magazine st.,
NTOULD respectfully persons bouni for California to call
w their store where may lie found full the fol-
lowing articles:
Heavy Pilot cloth and Blanket COATS;
Castor Beaver SACS;
Hunting COATS;
OYERCOATS Of every description:
Riding Cord aud Satnet PANTALOONS;
Heavy Pilot cloth do
Blue and gray BLANKETS, heavy quality.
India Rubber Clothing
India Rubber Clgaks, with and without sleeves;
India Rubber Plletots and Capesi
India Rubber Caps; Clothing Bags;
Provision Bags; Water Bottles: Leggngs:
Blankets NaGng Boots, etc. ETC.
.,,.Also....
Red and white FLANNEL SHIRTS and DRAwERSi
do. NERINO do. do,
Cotton, MGrno Lanbs'woo and Shlkers' knit Half Hose;
Merino and BucksEin Riding Gloves,
TB- All Of which will be sold CHEAP Tor CASH
ALFRED MUNROE 81 CO.'S One Price Store,
ty6 2pu "a .HagaEire st,
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81. V'mgegeftaae2s Epn,E.


ST. VSgyesSE5sse'S Day.
OF all the saints whose holy days
Commence the year, and close it TOO,
Saint Valentine the highest praise
The poets asorbes to you
The bud Of Hope-LOve's opening flower
Are offered at thy festal shrine;
There Cupid, with his magic power
Round Hymens torch the blossoms twine;
Bright eyes there light the flame
The maiden's heart the influence feels;
But why repeat?-You III read the same
Ga painted satin shown at STEEL'Sl
There, bright with nncyis iris huas,
Tha Saint has left a thousand charms
And bids his numerous yo,Grias choose
The words that Danish Love's alarms
Then visit STEEL, whose gems OF art
VIII fondy waken Natures voice,
Binding in siken ties the heart
That echoes buck the true ones choice
Embazoned with each cha5;e device,
The mpassoned billet can be thine,
Which will create the paradise
That 5 pictured in The VALENTINEl Tvs
a.
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SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL half-past 10 O'Clock at 81
Magazine street--Groceries, Provisions and Liquors
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Real India Cashmere Shawls.

~ Ladies' respectfully invited to call and examine
some beautiful specimens Of IN)Lq SE4RLS purchased
at the late sales in New York.
jalS THOs. BRADY, 22 Chartres street.
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40. 1T MAGAZINE STREET,
imp between Common and Gravief
.9et0 RB0rcgos cgpatJ sIEagGEins

sVVtU ID VUF o u" stHtsV atAatoVaFF8F
Just opened at SIMPSONS, 2S CHARTREs STREET,
large assortment of NEW BAREGES, some very nch
and new styles.
Also 5000 yards BAREGES all Wool at q cents per yard.
SELLING OFF VERY Low
large assortment OF these MU5IINS Of last seasons
importation lso-An WOODEN GOODS adapted
70 Fall use. ja50
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tsg Strangers in the City, see DIR. Is. f. MulIen,s
IN The other columns this paper He one OF The
very best in his profession the United An bst and
a need would do well give him call Customh eTss
nj D
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Ah-lvO bales prime Eastern Hay, landing AT Post I9 al
II N.Y., Tor sale In lots to suit purchasers. BY
ty4Stsdp J. GARLAND * CO., 9 Lafayette st.
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a George Washington hodge No. 1,
Grand Division. sons of Tempernne

TUE MI UT
.lessrs. Editors Please announce a Candidate for
the Chief magistracy OF the city Election in April next
fy4 PETER L. JaRE, ex- La. State Librarian.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-09

DRY GOODS, HARDWARE.
NEW STRING AND SUMNER GCCISM
STA NkLlN - REILLY.

HAVE Just received direct from New York arc
L Philadelphia varied and extensive assort-
Inent oi Fashionable Goods. which have been Sc
ltcied with great care Tor this markel. Der stock
consists in part OF the following articles viz
French black and brown cloths and cassimeres,
Tweed casSmeres and summer Coatincs, Pantaloon
stus, in great variety, White ard cOoTcd Marseil-
les Vestir o. rich Chameleon Silks Beragc del lanes
black Gro GeRhne silks, Llack and fancy LusiIes,
rich Printed Foulard silk. French Lawn; and Bera-
ges, Prints, Girghams, Linen Lusires. Chambrays
and figured Swiss Muslins y hite and brown Linen
Drills, French Linen ard linen Checks, Norsted
Damask and MoTcfns. Furniture Prints, brown and
hcachod Damask Table Cio,hs, Mareillcs Quilts,
Towels Crash Sco;cn Diapers and Irish Linens,
wliie and coored Musquito Meetings., Umbrellas.
couon. gineham and silk Para ols Boots and Shoes,
white aud brown Hosiery, Ladies and Gents Kid,
silk and LiSli Thread Gloves. Berage Sh wis. silk
and NJ. DeLaine uandkerch;efs. Bonrots, Ribbons,
Lechom. Braid and Palm Leaf Hats, pieces in
train and tlnce ply carpets, tchoice patelns,l No
tions and Fancy Goods, &c. &c.
We respectfully invite our friends end customers
and all Others 10 examine stock leiore purehas
ing. rs we arc determined TO scll as low as any
House in Tie City for Cash or County Produce.
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