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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

FROM CENTRAL AMERIcA-Advices have been
received by the New York Herald, from Belize
Honduras, to the 18th ult. The aggressions of the
English in that quarter, the political topic of
conversation. The only claim, Of any consequence
that England had against Honduras, amounted to
$4,000 only, and even Mr.. Chatfeld considered
ii too unreasonable and unjust to collect. The res
toration OF Tigre Island is confirmed.
Guatemala, Jan. 12-In consequence of the bad
administration of the government and policy of the
President Of Costa Rica, in regard to the ratiica-
ton Of treaty celebrated between that government
and Mr.. Chatiield, the part Of the English gov
eminent, by which Costa RIGA was to become Lit.
tie better than colony Of England, great excite
ment manifested itself in the public mind against
the President, Castro, and the Assembly, composed
OF persons almost entirely Of the English party,
hostile to just and equitable system. After var-
GUS attempts at revolution, sufocated by Castro and
Gen. Flores, (exiled from Ecuador etc, etc., Cas-
tro was obliged to lay his resignation before the
Assembly, which, to prevent bloodshed had no
other alternative but to admit it, as reclaimed in
justice by all classes Of society who saw with pain
not only the ruin of their property, commerce and
industry, but the country about to be passed into
the hands Of the English.
The States Of Nicaragua, San Salvador and Hon
duras, are endeavoring to form federal union of
the three States for the better protection Of the
whole against foreign aggression. 1t is feared that
they do not possess within themselves the elements
OF stability to make such permanent design.
In Guatemala the insurgents still continue in
sufficient force to be troublesome to the government
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

From FLoRIDA.-By the arrival OF the U. s.
steamer Fashion, Captain Baker, we learn that
Gen Twiggs was at Fort Brooke, and was rapidly
recovering from his recent illness. The Fashion
brought eleven Indians Of the emigration
party, Halleck Tustenuggee, and an Interpreter,
one OF the delegation from Arkansas, returning to
the West, and Mr.. Duva, Indian Agent; also
Company A, 4th Artillery, under the command of
Maj Pemberton.
Left Tampa in company with the U. s. trans.
port steamer Col Clay, bound to Fort Hamer and
the Carlooseehatchie river, with supplies.
The Fashion came into the river by Pass a I On
tire, at P. M. on Saturday. Landed the Indians at
the Barracks.
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OF You have pupil under the lash." as the
nan said when he locked iaiO Psdaesgue'g eve.
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STEAMBOATS,

E-s.. 20 MaSiIs : LAZY -
1. ! 800 IElt !. 49, ~ 49,
1pd ss;;. .s- REst csp.lla q
and CxListi s u, q = .sus' E.s s.s' 80
s sss sse a.. Il: q 9 q = ss'.' ssssI
s SSss g ss = s Is Sssss ss g sss
~ q! isishs gs.sssss. - { =, z
a Tsss PssSa 1s -. . s sssa 49, -
kelas2IaT For e; Loui1 csio "a ,<S's1ss--fhs
z 80 - q S:si's
81, ma i - S,i!s SMITH n q
~ j NED river Psske, DICK nI1T.p-FE
lSs sssss sa E;sB s e sss e
I,isI The ssl.sss sssiu.sss ssss@s
nd VII lesss : sbsss. 70 ssks . psssss spsl5 q
'tI %Eis q 2 D. sMffH. = mas..is- .,.-..
tx ! The s.ssPsF, = q ~ W0HIR
EHS lvURLD. A. Norton. ss,sss, . iss sss5
siosE Z so i fos ssh q psss 6ss Is
W SIis Q HYpr ! oerEssY. j rs,s...-.
N.B.-Ths yesiem Word was EuiiI szpTs1.ly = bls-
ssssa.ssa.,e Ole. :.s,s es onto ps:.as..s.
y T0wSBEss ". --fe f1insesoa, I.sfs
fIesiisaes: sll6ssa y !, Bsad. yIsk6gs.
LOWNI}ES ii n ~ ~ 1899 ! M 800, .%vs
r the above ana Iszii1ss On m0EBA fis
= board Coz = cssisalss;s s.s,s,ss;;, -
az 3. Lhs Sasamer Lownass X has taken ss psaes q
ne a<amef Monteemefy and w1h eontina& m The t1eS
1.-es kleel " sgIlns me salasaeE n,hiS
III 81 ise ss III ftE 81 ISL issns,
e o'clnek p 4. pp1itvsly The splsndid
aud 5sht drausn steamer PRIDE OF THE WEST Capt
md hS sss p 5 e' so vi s e $3.50 % g
ansufgasss9 aeeommodanons Apply on noar q Roydrn
NIB The Pride ils IVES W i:Es-dsasls ssd s
@'-. w y 49, aa.s
Lis5'.sFE5tF ABEkDEES -fm Camden, FreneipaTf,
ee7eh I'LL .llalnpsssoie, Wilnfston, Ca
TRINITY and Black Rivss s. sssst s:d wiz M
VIZ 5sss =, le sq2se q N ish Instant.
s,,,is =, s1 h@fAaS e'nD1nx
SPY r. b. SMITH. q s1,<.-;.,..
nads during tie ee season and when he ssTs 81 pc-
summer season. mkf6
go : sri,z. ES-S1T-- 1S,--I,Is- MR. Ts.t =
.u1 ~ s.., s9stf : ~ ni,SI 1.eMef
- ~ n.ssmsds'e lsndinss On onaehita and
stesusat 1f1il M E,sut E..l;.- 49,.
$500 ~. n - 2. 'T4 1 7a, = Less's
O'clock = y For freight q passs having SUPERIOR seeau
n vs. u IN q rs y os
a, n q asfTTji * M.aass = 100 % y
u l. .: ssl1 y. p e.seazl1e s,se.- mnle
Hsg sssam e = . Don s
- WEbSEsDAY ne so.h mt a ! e'sIosE
rss 49, De- Sa'sf = -
Asr,s, e s Nd 81 ai ii. sTen Isaess
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning, March Is, 1850.
COTT0N-The Cotton market was quiet on Saturday and
he sales scarcely reached 1900 bales Prices generally easier
for purchasers.
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The merchants of Brownsville, on the Rio
GTande, (says the Galveston Journal Of the t5th.)
have addressed memorial to the Secretary Of the
Treasury and Congress, conjointly, praying some
important changes and notifications in the revenue
laws and custom house business for the Rio Grande
valley. They desire the removal Of the custom
house from Point Isabel to Brownsville, and make
strong appeal for protection against Indian depre-
dations.
~ A survey of the Colorado river in accord.
ance with instructions from the War Department
is, we presume, already in progress The object in
view is its navigation which has been deemed prac
ticable as far Austin, for a portion of the wear
il the raft and other distractions were removed
GalUeSton Journal
To- We learn from the Western Texan that an
expedition will start from San Antonio for Ell Paso
about the last Of April, under command Of Major
Sprague. The road from the Leona to the Rio
Grande is infested with Indians.-I
D1- Two companies of the LIST Infantry, under
command Of Capt Plummer, have been ordered to
the Nueces, to establish post, to be called Fort
Merrill near the Rio Ffio.-B.
10 At Houston the people took vote. OH
Monday last, for and against the Nashville Conven-
ton. There were seve1 votes cast for the Conven-
ton and l65 against it, Civtlian.
Or At Houston, the vote for the Seat Of Gov
eminent Stood for Austin, III; Huntsville, 80;
fehuacana, 80; Washington, 12.--B.
Hy The Brownsville Sentinel says an expedi-
ton is on foot under command Of Harry Love- for
the exploration Of the Rio Grande.
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i. y; .. F....Odd Fellows Rest
pou OF that prepared dispose
LIS aud pAULI ia the Cemetery Of The O. F. beaui.
NUMBERED LOTS, By 10 feet, al $50;
Do. do ofirTeguAr Dimensions al SO cts ner Al fl
kEIIERED LOTS al 81 per square font
FAULTS, at $50 each.
can to Lodges Joint proprietOr thereof al
Vaults e be paid for in advance Applications for Lots or
mylof j. o. PIERsoN. Treasurer. Municipal Hall
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EXTRAORDINARY am AfUsIyC

hEoPHitUs FlsKE will contue his Series Lectures
= Aslehhhins Experiments ARkiORY ILL., Every Even -
sunday the newly discovered Science Of Electro.
DOGGY persons from e audience wibe control ed
III their muscular notoDs they vii be their own
names eGd residenee ,fle rle
ses money, mik worvood brandy, viii Be done
Shs h are IN perfectly wAke any
poessa rness Ths wonderful remedial agent
vous dsrzsss generally. ~ ~
B Lecture hafpast o5cleek ryf
n gentleman And Two Ladies, nlte n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

Es- The Books of the LOUISIANA HsTRIoNIC AssoCIA.
TON are now opened daily Oeeoihs Secretary from 10 A.
NJ to X NJ at the Store Of h. a. TYLER Camp under
the following Rule aud Regulation
Article 49, Honorary Members shah be entitled To one Personal
ticket not transferable and Guest ticket which admit
lady OF nonresident only" -
. At.Ar pYAr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

Towboat Conqueror lowed down and sea, on the I4h
inst, ships I. b. Wales and Ashland aud schr La Bella
Francisco.
inst. bark Millaudon :
Towboat ]. P. Whitney lowed down and to sea- on the
l4li inst, ship Hungarian and bark Brazil
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Mest Undeubted Character
From all paris Of the Conay could be given sufficient 10
Ill even column Of this papeF.
no MOTHERS AND MAREIED LADIES.

TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES,
1sa t shs have sa xss os
1s ss a %o'i L o s = p ss q Il.
bEe4S and SIDE, choros hqor albus, proaas utsr falling
general Of e system, md 81 sseona q similar
shasSe,sI are isEssaisly and PERMANENTLY Iss.sd t h
climate gnders some gatsgai stiHalant nsessy lo she
G 3 s sS q i $u iaS which which SaIas heel h
pYsdea ms T ~ ealSenisy4 and is appieaIen by ne
and sssssbs. ~ eoaSenisus. attends IL as. and he
most feeble ind delicate with entis and suy
Or. CAristie,s eALvANIc NECKLACE
used TT - SonDssI. ase a, he ThFos :. ssS .ssh
hseaache, dizzps Of the head nsusase @ the sse eaz
naTsoas. ard hat distressing complains called nc aoaloaseaK
DIR. Christie,s GALvANIC BREAKFASTS
Are found Of srvius eases Of eonsntpas 6ss
pssnoc spmpD.. sSd ssnss9S nsrspSa sssiess q s
md ~ dssss ssSss s y s, sssS o power q ae1
~ MANY huudrs Ct6eases from al par,x Of he coua.
~, Of the moat eAtEao'nAu character can Be gwen.
4 srsi s e .ss :, j.. = d
agA pleasant and essshs. They can s. ss o sn Ysi
Prteess.
TTs as SSa a1yssss Rs.I, D9...As
r In, SaLN AVG beAeklHTs. 9 s, RsItAR Eaea
- In a a. .; /, "a III ,i ~
tons Psrfheis, with faa paSalss, b had y ~
tz1- For ale IN Nsw oslrAss ss he
w sUiNNEss 4 CO.
DEALERS IN FINE Fkecr ARTlcJna. a0Ln fsNa, ITS
d3 " cod alp = Cn1np street.
DEW IN CHRIsC cHURCEI-FoR SALE on
mills 81 JAMES SAUL. q Cn.sl .lsss,.
ATHs-sis eco Northern SAVED Iafl. I,hI5s ~ Is
| IL sale BY HAfMAN \ ff1l II.fs
mills 8 M.Eazias s.ls.s sad u ael sl..'e.
p HENfsH EIEE-lgs rssr'rsd. snhtct % dstani1ls.
~ 20 cases Of the above VIA n ~ caql - s,aasi
IAMAICA RlM-Is. Sls easllI S s.Is y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

Princess, Fairchld, from Bayou Sara-47 bales cotton
Webster Reno, from Cincinnati.
Belle Creole, Benne /, from ST. Louis.
Cen. Taylor, Power, from Donaldsonville,
gOrnne, johnson, from VermilionviIe
Fashion, Martin, from the Coast.
Beacon, Roberts from Montgomery-205 bales cotton.
Silas Wright, O'Neal, from Pfttshnrg.
Oregon, Montgomery, from Louisville.
Ten. Worth, Hendricks, FIN. Skipwiths Landing7I7 b. CO
p Towboat Anglo American, Porter, from the Passes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

Also, in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY.
2GGfufFhEls sos e ER ihRieseGs oT E
bAGQ, DEAN ESS, NERVOUS TREAlQRs. RA{s
sITAipN p3 q gt Il FIAT sac EaiS
SHRyATll a on t,R
NERVOUS AND PfiysICAL ESERGY. AND ALI
NERVOUS Disc AsEs, winch Cempl.il.s uzss mum owe
TIE NERV0US sTSTEM.
The disease tor rhey weaken The vital energies Of he sy
orosrated stem WHILE under the life giving,
ia wonderful discovery the eshsuss ssen Il uad weas
yigor. The great peealiaFify and ezeelisncs of
Or. Christie's GalvanIe CurntIyes
consists the fact thar they and cure eae BY ass
aPpeati0 in paeeof the usual modeof dugnnE and pls
iking the patient, I'LL exhausted atpIs sinks kopes under
the etrsLctoH ef the hopa pr0efs tas secTee1s, and
aeper % tao siigAtsst varg aaas anR sirenasteneSE
sas since, more tsa 6oS0O persons including IL sss
Glasses and conditions, among which iarse nanb 81
nass been nIireiy and Permanently Cared
when al hopeo relief had been giysn up and shisE
70 iustsas he ae Of The sIVaATc BEE r. sappos
lie Of person afflicted with that bane Of eylraian,
DYSPEPSIA, other Chsonic or Nervous puosIef.
10 ordinary cases, smuants akeh which, BY thar aeE
the nerves aud muscles OF the oaeb, afford fampgrasp
esi but which leaves The patient Y lower sst and with
Now compare tbs with de elect resulting nom tie acton az
The GALVANlC BELT. Take Dyspspiie sufferer. even
n ns gS Symptoms e n s,iSs F ss mgy s s Rs
hort period the iebIe pespnaton will The positive
element Of the Belt thsfeby csu.ing Galvsnc cenzon.
The positive thus keepng aeoninaons Galsanc ecaaton
PERMANENTLY CURED. a fsp sass . a5iss sssis
sN1leieRt 70 eradicate the Disease If gears.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
of the Nest Undeubted Character
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

The Campbells are Coming"
saas Commercial ExchanEes Nue,
III Triumphant Saeesss Second fl1lsRA
NSET MONDAY EVENING, March IL 1kAl8
III and Every Evening during the Week ~
ENs TINE - Nev Orleans Of CAnpbela cesbrassd STA
LESQUE MUSIC AL PROMENADE: or The Miiida ~ =
Target EEeuraion The the Will eonl ol
Melodies Operate Comic Dances fings Brsk.
downs, PolkAz snd Btriesoas OpsraA = = -
Et- For Particulars Pr graBmea-
mill A n Ii
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70 ElGN FORTS.

a. FOR LlVERPOOL--The hip ARAB, Lorsne.
Gz1& master, now loading and viii have dispatch
- For balance Of freight, apply TO
JOHN w. ANDREWS b CO., 81 Common IL
jas OF @. w. OLIVER. 70 ST. Charles street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

r. J. COKE d. CO.. DRUssIsTs, Corner If Mage
-. ziite dnd poDdrds streets, prepared to II
cute orders for Planters, Country Physicians and Fam &c
lies Every article warranted genuine. Oh. E, j. M
COxES PREPARATIONS extensively used for ten years. f
EEssSe;0gmmH1ssHSy9g ihsw,syss BY their effects:
loE Coughs, Colds, Influenza, etc
TI EXTRACT OF COPAVIA, SARSAPARILLA
NkA AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
3D. superior 70 the Capsules any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIIJ1A AND
r TAHA4ACUM--The strongest preparation that can
be made, q proved BY the effect pEoduced.
BALSAM OF HAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc.
For the of Consumption ahd Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE. RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. n1s 1ysdp
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-fsT. y For e. Louis. etc.-The new ~ y hg6f-
l.st>tassif1S drought passenger steamer EBCAhUN-
zasEa.ziEk TAs, Capt. H. J. MooFe. IL now ready %
freight and will leave above with quick dp1h
tyI6 u. N WHITE Is Rg9slEns street.
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AUCTION SALES.


II 8aiss Afnhsaae1 ~ The sasDSlassl BANK ard o,r
9ocia, and Thursdays Real Efa Wedasravs .nd
Saturday. o'cl5ek Aseada 6ensss saIr inter
medis day. Kr QHes Ne. % naHk. Afoads I'a-,sss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

EYr For ale IN NEw OelpANs BY he
6o4a AZ tSfiled =
GUINNESS 4 CO.
DEALERS IN FINE FANCY ARIlelna. sOIe Rssa, ETG.
AL ed alp ~ cnfap street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-18

- AFrIVeU SaLuruays
Sd my. -
Bark Marcia, iby, % days from Boston, to Chas Deake
u Cod my
Dr. bark LeVant, Curry, from Liyefpoo 18th January tn
Tnaster-Point = -
Brig Qctavia Madden, IL days from Chagr in ballast to
John Alexander-1st my.
Brig Florna, Pendleton II days from Charleston to master
I'D my.
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Real India Cashmere ShawIs.

~ Ladies' respectfully invited to call and examnt
some beautiful specimens of INDIA SKA RLS, purchased
at the late sales in New York.
jals THOs. BRADY. % Caartrss street
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORSiSG, DEcEmBER II.


Inc steamship Asia has arrived at New York
from Liverpool, having left that port on the 23d
Mt The speech of the King of Prussia favors the
designs OF the war party, still Germany generally
! IS less warlike The speech caused great excite
ment. The Hanoverian Cabinet assents to the
passage OF the federal army through Hanover.
The anti-Chtholic excitement in England con-
times undated.
France remains Tranquil
The steamship Empire CITY. from Chagres, has
arrived at New York, with nearly 81 900 600 in
goid gust, and large number of passengers. The
Georgia brought 800 passengers
Jenny Lind has arrived at Baltimore. The pre-
mum paid for the first ticket was 800. The re-
malnder went at less prices.
The ship ltzstein and Welcker from New Or
leans, put into Portsmouth. Evening Picayune.
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'.F. SMITH, De1tlSES. CT BoARpMAN

SMITH & BOARDMAN, office North corner of La
- iayee Square and ST. Charles street, would call the
the preservation Of the TEETH The art of preserving oeT
manenty careous Teeth that few practitioner
most scientific operators and feel it duty TO advis
those VINO wish prompt and certain of thO
valuable auKIares health take the earliest
IL hayiqg them cared for In the insertion Of ARTiFCiA
TEETH especially full sets, especial pride and
in so constructing them defy the seve.est scrutiny and
guaranty all instances complete satisfaction In seaoi
the Gums and Teeth in general, all can find cheerful and
candid advice gratis Numerous persons who have
eiT practice in all It's branches, both the city country
favor. ~ iyI9tialis
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Tuesday Evening" December 10, 1850.
Arrived per steamer Grand Turk II Western Beef Cattle
"a Cows with Calves 80 Horses and Mules, and lot of
Texas Beeves. Calves and Hogs are scarce.
PRICES; Beef Cutie, 43i961ac. " ID net Z; Hogs -
"a &c 4R ID metz Sheep 81 25GD$3 50 gP head; Mitch CoDs
*24 "a s75 Up head; Catoes, IS IS D&9 rs 9phead.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

SERVANTS FOR SALE-A good Cool
~ Washer and lroner, and good Seamstress both fully
WANTED-A Vine Dresser,
Baronne " 49, ' ''iee'
PIANO FORTE FOR sALE-A superior instrument
FOR HIRE-A Boy, aged 10 years, good House Ser
want and Waiter.. "A lso-A Mulauo Man aged 49, a
Apply at % Natchez street, up stairs. DO 4tis3os
FOR SALE-One large Boiler and MACHINERY
L., suitable fer smal! Steamboat. Apply to
% I'm l. w. ARTHUR y co. g and g New Levee.
E'Oh SABE-A two-story frame Dwelling
House, on Apollo street. between Josephine and -
sack,on Lstayee-Lot q feet inches front by i23 fi
Iet deep MAN house has fonr and panres; 10y
galleries y front and at side; story kitchen
Eoom az necessary ont buildings etc.; flower garden in
IEont fnee S29O 5000 cash, balance in and u nhs
ENDURE on the premises Dc I'm
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CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES.
Francis Fame 81. 20.


No. % Magazine street." -
Fashionable Clothing EstabIishment,
nave the plessuT q nrnng friends they ORE pon
sp o. eh0iss selection Of PAIL and WINTER GOODsau
" % " materials, manufactured he style, and very
Moderate prisss. The stock com prissu IN part
~ BACK and Blue French Cob DRESS COATS.
Brown, oi,: Green. F,sa:5 c1I ~ g,,., i!s.t
Brown, Oiv Crssn Frsnr5 S;5 vJo IN 60,
5IDIh, rJlvet french Cloth Business
- P Psl g sae snl Olive French Cloth sacs.
Irtp French Cashmere Goats.
BACK, Grown and Dahia Cloth PALETOTs
" Bscs' Gi5.5 n III shg az, ps s5l Cloth sURToUTs
Emhro Tered Black and Fancy Cashmere vEsTs
Embroidered Black and FsncJ six VgEs.
Embfotdersl Valencia VeEs
Embroidered Hsrssiss Vgsts-
Black Sill Sa IN Vesrs.
Rich Black and Gol5red Figured Silk Vss,
Rich cO0red tts amers Vests.
Whus and BUD Marseiles Vests.
Buff Vale0cIA
Black and Bine Doeskin Cashmere PANTs
Coored and Fancy Csssfnere Pants.
English End Oxford Mixed Cashmere Panz
Now spun Silk UNDERsHlRTS and DRAWERS.
White Cashmere and Merno UndershirtS and DravsrI.
Ribbed Lambs Wool Undgrzhir1 and Drayera
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
Silk MeTino and Cotton HALF HOSE.
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE
Black and coi1rsl Six and Satin CRAVATS.
Rich Figured Suk and Satin CFayafs.
Rlah White Figured 8 Tx and Satin CraTatI.
Rich colrrsl Figured Silk and Satin CraVata.
Rich -o0rsd Six and Satin Starts.
White AMI cooFsd Linen CsmlIrlc HDKFs.
WnIfc an! c10fai Sr.E Hlkfs,
White ord c,i3-"' English Silk 5uspeudsrl
Waite . 90" .-a' e r'lngron suspenderS.
Black, HUskIn Gloves
BlEck, Gloves.
BLACK Umbrellas.
Back G1nghsu Uubr
~ AsrEe azsol10t %. IEAYELlNG TRUNKS Of ysrv gu
PsItDr manuI4ctuts osO ~ Zip, Nv 3dp, 2nW
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to Ladies' Fair, in aid of the " CHURCH OF THE
ANNUNcIATIoN." "A Fair will be held at the Amory
Hall tie 10th, l7h ard 18th December large and
splendid collection of articles suitable HOyay Presents will be
exposed disposed Of moderate prices will also be
choice selection Of Refreshments benevolent charitable and
those intending make New Years Presents
respectfully invited to attend.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD -Strayed or
l. stolen from No. lOs Magazine St, on SATTR. -
PAY PAY, EVENING, BAY MARE, about IA hand IN
hlgh had on padded saddle with sitfast under 20
the saddle, bride and marpgale and is n good condition
The above reward will be paid her delivery in Magazine
between Phillip and First SIS. Iafayette de III
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COAL.

GlTH COAL YAROs-NcBEAN, WILLARD 4
- co. keep constantly hand their Yards, No "a
Gustomhouse street, first door from Royal, and No 81
ket, supply of PttsbuTg ANTHRACITE English and American
Camel Coal All orders left at either yard vii! be promptly
attended TO. o23 II
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DANCING ACADEMY,

ct. LOUIS HOTEL Dancing Academy
- MILE JULIE VINCENT informs her scholars and
the ladies and gentlemen Of New Orleans Glass Nights
rrz for gentlemen will be MONDAYS, WE'D
6I31a. MES Day aud FRIDAYS, from lin 10 ,HfEG,
IN w O'clock: uESDAYS, THURSDAYS and A=Ej,
ASSsIS sAIUKDAfs, nom tlI6 O'clock, orchlen lI 80
-S~ E5- sic. W. J. CRERAR, celebrated Pro- lrf~
lesser Of Dancing and Violin, will attend The classes.
s bue hoce will he given OF the Chidrens
nj If
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Daneing.Academy and Social Politensss.

lob BOURBON ST., BETWEEN CONT AND ST. Louis.
Nj ONSlFuR DENOTl respectfully informs families MIA
W and the superors Of all
likewise the ladies' and gentlemen @ Orleans, that
he will open his School, WEDNESDAY, the 9TH inst Sss
Mons demonstrates in the perfect artistic ES
style me same rules aE the hrst French Italian
worl all which distinguishes the highest
a branches OF social poleness, which
parlors, saloons, ~ - $3.50 ~
All Dances and Watze of the tvles
of the day such Steps, Quadnes Scosh Polka Ma
Reioway Fancy National Dances Wanes SHINING
CeloTaa Spanish and valse Cnq Temps, etc.
B-Parens invited
anime this method which pracei in TIVE FIRST acae
mes OF taf and London 1t is Proved well known
according TO the old school. " WV
street Aceu my LOT young Ladies Young Masters OIL
WE'D" VEL y s. at q r M and SATURDAYS, att NJ.
re s-CasReE, lessons per month two lessons vek as
price. i'''''o 7-''0O'S "' '"'
~ Applications may be made Acniemy at NJ T Msvos
Music store No Camp street, H. Sebrecht Al Rovsi
or at he POst-OtiCe, by eer = - IVY 1' 1SeH
Lafayette ' 'S'"J Liu ItSil' III
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

COttOn-The accounts by the Liverpool steamer Asia
were received yesterday representing the Cotton market there
dull prices the at the departure of the Europa
This intelligence ab not yet affected Market and as most
Of the sales yesterday amounpg 300 baewere at about
previous rates, make alteration in our quotations.