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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
I'll. RICMARDE
Custom dnS Ready Made Cl0tking I'm poriam.
 AND

p0rluD1, W AND
 GentIemen's Outltting Establishment. st door east of Wheeler;s Hotel. West st.
 Spring and summer Stock of
 Fashionable Clothing, AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN EVER BEFORE
 AT THIS EsTABLIsYMEET.
 | HAYEIound ii necessary to move in,o West l. Street, aud have iskeb the s,,ae l,ra,erly occupied by Alr. Samuel Clock which has tcse'tly been fixed ur expressly tor me, and | aIn now prepared to give great bargains in tnsinm and Ready Made Garments oi every 'lescIiption, to all VITO may Iav0r m with iher patronage. 1 have received inc mos, fashionable assortment ot Spring and Summer tiuSds, ever before ufi; red io this pubic. My stock has been selected with great care-with specific Iefyrence tothe Spring and Summer trade 4@
 wou'd cal the particular attention of my customers and the public generally, to my st eek of Dress and Fruck Goats. at prices varying from ono do lar and twenty five cents 10 eight dollars. f4 n
 The pantalcons manufactured and sold at this tabtislnnent are admitted to be superior n pont of style and eieganre, to thuEeil any other estahlShmcnt Eele and arc sold from ont tu seven d,itarS. a'a t1N -s.at. -.-tf y
 Tie assortment of vcs.s embraces all the new spring and summer styles. iroa, one to lve dUIla:e4 p:f4ag fl afs SFs ssfa fau A spit d d assortment Of Cloths, Cas- ilnercs md Ves'inrs, oi all kinds. by The yard or to snit purchasers, wtll,a tull assnit tmeIt 0t tail- orstr!m pings, all of which will be sold trcmen- dous cheap. s4
 Genl emYn-your are invited to examine my stock of goods sheiore purchasing else. where, as ] am determined not tu be undersold bysany man in thispurI of the country. @ The fancy department enihraces ali thatis ne or desiIahie, in Dugl,se French and ltal- ian, back and fancy silk Cravals, Suspenders. Gloves, at all kinds, n,nbrt Has and good as- ,ortmeHt oE plain and fancy sEtrts hosoms and oliars, hosa rv witt every o'h, article usually iept in n GENTLEMANS OUTFGrrlRc ESTABLISH MINT.
 Gentlemen furnishing tler cloth can have rhelr garn tnts made m style not to be sur. passed in lashpn or workmanship, and warrans ted to it. Cnting dune at short noli'e,
 SPrm. faslItns just received.
 Il feel unSer sreat obli ga ions to my nnnler. 1us customers for cir pas, attention. and rus, by close application 10 business, anda firm iettrm ,atoil not tn be ex .e!led hv any estah- ilshment at the kint in the tonniry, shal Il Hern the patronage which has been so llber ally bestowed. 9
 ..s T. H. RICHARDS,
 Wtst Street. Lifchfield. s.s 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
ySTented.
Collectors Notice.

INT OIlCEis hereby gtvcn'ic all persons .ia. hle to pay Town tax iii Cornwall. oa sssessmenl uf is49, that will meet them to receive said tax ai the sto,s of J, w. Beers. ln North Cornwall on hussslav. ihe 18th day of ApgEsts from 9 siic lock as m unsilslo ;afU from tsosclnck, ps rn.s until 5, D. m, at fhe siore of K. w, Pierce, in Cornwall Rriaye or Friday the 18th. from Q O'Clock. a. IA, nn.il l2sal the store of Stone 8 Beers, Cornwall Plain, from o'clock. p. M until 5' and \, ,he dwelling hnuss of Ansen B. Beach. Eso.. on Great Hilk on Saturday the l7lh from oscl'k. a. m, until o'clock, D. .m..
 All persons who neglect 10 pay their iaxes at said time. must expeetto pay the legal fees for collecting HI. S. JOHNSSJN eS'
 n NonnS..s Cornwall, July 23d, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
CAUTION EXTRA.

man by the name of RUEL CLAPP has engaEeA with young man of the name of 6. P. Townsend and uses His name to put up SaFsaparila, which they call DT. TOwnsend's SarsapaFa, denOmin GENUINE Original, etc. This Townsend Is no dnetoP and never was, but was formerly worker on rail. roads, canals and the like Yet he assumes the title of Dr. for the purpose of gaining credit for what he 7Ot. He is also sending Out cards headed "1ricks of Quacks," In which he says have sold the use of my name for @7 a week. l will give g. P. Townsend $500 if he will produce single solitary proof of this. This Is tO caution the public he deceived and purchase none but the GENUINE, ORIGINAL OID Dr. Jacob Townsends Sarsaparilla, having on is the Old Drs likeness, his fany coat of arns and hls signature across the coat of arms. -'a-
 JACOB TOWNSEND,
 Principal Qfee, 1Oa Nassau st., Msw York csta
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
Naugafuck Raflroad
 m
GTTM.A[ER 1RRANNlA LLA.Nl


 Commencing April 24h. 1850-
 fSIRST' pa.senrer traIn will leave Bridgeport E for Waterbury al IO,z5 A. m., or 'n ,i" arrival of the a. m. Expiess 1lain from NeN Yo,k, connecting at Straliord with the 9,50 a. m. train from New Haven.
 2d Passenger Trsin will leave Bridgeport f1r Winsted, at 5,I0p. m. or on the arrival of the .tn. 2,45 D III r.N,r-ss lIain rom New ioih, .onnectinE at Straiftd with the 1 30 p. IT. Train from New Haven.
 lsiFreiyht trainwIth passenger car aftachet vviIfleayr Rrdsepottfor Winsted al ] 20 a. n
 2l Freight Train witt, passenger car attach .d will leave Bridgeport for Waterbury al G. 05 Pm.
 First passenger tram wiIi itave Winsted al 11Oa .rl connecting at the junction wiib snecial tI.in 10 New Haven. and arrive at BridUcu,,. ,n time I,r the passengers te take inc lo 90 a. m tu in 10 New Yoik. and Trains 10 Hartford. Albany, Pilisfield, and Stations on the HousatonIc kaar"ad,
 2d Passenger Tram will leave Waterbury a, ! 30 a m, eoaneci ling al ihe Jnncii"n WiIh ih. snecial train .c New Haven aud tla,iioih. ant arrive iils B.idgePohiiilt tlre for passengeIs |, 10 ,aketle ' d ln Train to New Yuk.
 Sd Passenger Tain will leave Waterbury al 3.3j D. m, connecting with the Fxp,es. Train T, New Ilavtn, HaFi!Gid ant Busi, n the , I5 Train to New Yolk and Eyc,ils Train to Pistsfitld. at5ss
 Freight train with Passergtt Car attachet wi leavrsWinsied at ,i0 P. m, and arrive . Bridgeport in time tor the 6,5O P. m. Train te New Haven, and Evening Train to NtM Yelk
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
mlqrNTMT lILI,

iLlTGHlE l!ELD
 Mutual Fire Insurance Company. IFNHIS ComranI has been in ore. .tun F A Yesrsendinq July l>t lSsO. And has insured property to the amount of
 $3.939 594 co An,'tef property now insured is S99l, ,534, % The whole amourt of cash4p ni- nm paid into the Tesasury during tie time ia $l4,7l5,7O. To interest I eceived on Loans "l, ,l43.2s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
STAGES

N4 <
 Prem L,tchfi' Id will tennec. with lte Pas Senger liam winch ,eas, W,.s,eu at .lU a n aud Bridgeport al lop Ill. at the Ll., field Station. aav a-s + e.4sm Stages will also cannert at Wi1s,cd lr, m Hiichcockevile and New Boston, and at Hum> ph"!>vnie l.n. Woodbury, sCuthLur,, ant o .fnrd.
 Aolchkiss' stage for Wa.erh VII wilt can. nact with ihr s, d m Train from Waterbury aud 1925 a. m. Train nom Bridgeport. dniig '. h u''>d V and Saturdays with the , lu p in Train from Bridgeport. A Freight Train from New Haven, and he
 Sttdmer Roger HiHtams, - from New York. will connecl with the Freight Trains on this Road F,e,sil will
 billed flom each station for New Yclk, New II V i ard Bridgeport s =Ft
 Time achen Ifains Zeare Stations.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
NEWs GOODS.

CaIl'osnla and the Straw, also cheap Lace and common Straw Hats, at 30 cents piece.
 A choise selection of Parasols and Parasoletts, Linen Cambric Handker,. achiefs, mbroideries and Laces. Ladies. nd Gents Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread s @H-@E@@S XII allsixes. Ladies super6ne Elastic Hose, Merino Colors, Mantilla Silk and trim mings. Mantillas made to order. The public are invited to call. before pur. clasirg rg elsewhere, 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
OLD DR. JACOB TOWN.
 SENDS SARSARPARILLA.
5 IS ISIPURI1Y OF THE BLOOD.

It possesses marvellous efficacy in all complaints arising from Indigestion, from 6city of the Stonach from unequal circulation, determination of blood t0 the head palpaton of the heart cold feet and hands, cold ehs and hot flashes the hody It has not it's equal in COLDS and COUGHS; and promotes easy approximation and gentle persprat0n, relaxing stric ares of the lungs. throat, and every other part.
 S But in nothing is it's excellence more nianfesty and ncknow sigsd than in a kinds and stages ol
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200
nnInRsfin Pnrta.

from NOs Aug 3spoke the 9Th ept. in lat q 10 long
"a a bark Abb1p Lord, Rqark, from Nors for BoreaHt
in lat 49, long IS 80 bark TIE egraph from Thomaston for
NOHs Arid. ship Par henon, raylnr-tor NOrs
NEW YORK, Oct 1-Cld ship Rockaway' 6osWorth
CHARLESTON, Oct 4-CId, bark ssranac, Ystes, tot
Morris.
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HAVANA-Per schr Fairy: 10 cases segars Valls-l2
bale tobacco, bbls mdse NJ Alfonso segsn
bags box cinnamon, kegs anchoves, bbs s-ga
VI EsDeru-3 ca-es do Romagoso- brandy Pstso
p segars Laborde &iques3 do bb cigarettes
NJ Casulol case segars Poole Bro-6 do VI Caballero-
100 bxs 32 bags Coffee 10 bb and 3 bxs etmeats
40 600 TFosg'o &co9 do Pug Mir 6eu-I do
RCuti-lOg bales obacco tahuzac-9 casss sears,
box Jelly Verde ell gar Budderke50 ar bxs
do Jas Garland-4 do and lot of fruit Quadra co
bags garlek. 400 segars, orier.
NEW YORK-Per ship Gaena: Assorted md..s
PENSAGOLA-Per schr Lois: % bales cotton Hurley
IS q23 feet lumber, 81 iaths e. Pooey
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE 70 81 3V N-LossrrUpE 500 WIN Time. e.
Cleared Yesterday.
There were no eearsnces yesterday

Arrived.
Ship Gaena; Leavett, from New 18th September To
Cohen-1st ms.
Schr FAIRY, Williams, 3 days from Havana to AIex-Im
Shhr LOIS Penne, days from Pensacola 10 master-Bssn
sTEAMBUsIs.
Belle Creole. White from NcksbuFg.
Patrick Henry, Landry from Baton Rouge.
Nachez Pierce, from Memphis.
Il White, Brady, from W Transport.
Gen Taylor, Trinidad, from lIonadsonville.
Fashion, Martin, from Grand Prairie,
GowbOat Star, w hitney from PassetOved down and
70 the ID Mt, ships European and Viola and bark
Utah-brought ship Galena
RELOw-COMING UP.
ship Trenton, from New York,
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Per ship Galena, from New ork-S MooFe-G Foster s.
CON- Longey-S Maspereau &co-J stroud &cO-Jamss
Titus &co--J NJ Ref &eo-E reeman Hobart Feytal-
Pickett. Perkins &co-Saml Mct;raeken-J A Lum j. o.
Payne 4 HanisoH-A Ii Bngham-S ark, Day Il Staufer-
Suauss-AlsL.h Denman ScO-Loug 4 NagIone-Aiash
LoW-Braud Il Landry-RObt Coley-T C Twiehell Eco--
Bridge y Bro VI Denman &eO-J w aterman sc Me.
Re n COfman-Clark n Musby-kennett & Dix-HogaH
4 Tenaud-Mc onoche Il Donnell-Bailly, blanchard sec
Dyas &Co-N - Gas Works-A ID Grief Sew Jackson
GOWN Dunn-Buchanan Carroll Nco-BOgArt n Foley
John Huriey-C L Buddecke &co-J Nming Sco-T PuRh
j L White-C Adams &co-ls Sawyer-H P Siupson-J
Blaehe-A Cohen-M Greenwood &co-V W Parker-G
n MoTison-I Dimltry-J q Woodruff ScO-D Farroll-
Hugely, Rochelle " Blair-S Lut2-J Newtou-Leverch
co-Cark MOsby--SnOw & Giifdel-A MeLauFen-I Il
Palmer &Go-Hrshfielt, Barnett Sco-A McLauren-Thoa
Q McCOtfin-RObt Hall &eo-GeO Urquehau &co-John
-haw &co-G l. Do~On--F " oOdruf-De LaCrui1 &cO--
| Judah Toqro5S WiLhouskey-A Montayne &cc-LathFop
y Knox-B Elder Bro Se0-G NJ Bailey &eo-aomes 8
! Bennett-E Nudge &co-J Daroy-Chas stoughtoe-W
! Nash-Wm Armstrong; GOuhi-hopkins &c5r-DgEs
| Mekeever &eo-W MeCutcheOn &co-R Rieharis-N
! A Pollard &eo-P Language &co-H L Stone &ne-Ed
| co-Small & McGll- Il Armstr ad-Ias FopYlh-G
! w Rabc ,ck-Saml Toby Nephew-C Gainez-R Sands
| Tucker ScO-W T. Ray mnnd-ls Hart-H HaSkIl-Hyf s.
tioodFlch-C Yale Jr &Go-D w & Beden Ghtenden y
Scutt-A hllt-Peet, Simms &co-BOnner y Smth-Alex
Levy &CO-ErOst &co-NOrh Bros &co-I LavIle
Hebard-Chassani0l Observation-Disclosures Peae
3 Turpin-Mouar l. tIaudeL-Gguei & JamIsnp-N ills
COL Pisrre-Jas Trumpey-R Nichols &co-E Hart g.
Coz Stevens &cO- has Townsend &co-l Brewster
Hall Kemp LevOis-Juhn q Work-l4 Ma RIA
Conner &cO-~ chnedeT & "a ise-H illman $tsdker-l
Adams-Dudey s Selson-M White &co-G Poi ok
West Summers-Bntsr MoHe-C NJ SimpsOn-P Price
" Frosl-Spearing &cO-B Brewer Seo-Bogan Foley
& Dennistoun &co-Shedon Polter-l HTat-A
Tllotson-J Kermun-T Wheeler-Rey A RUSSELL,
/ aal order
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KSBURG-PeT steamer Belle Creole: 2I bales cotton
Wright, Williams &cO 81 do SwineY, Green &cO-162 do
Bel 4 Lonway-l34 G Burk- &co-ll9 Ward l. Ionas-lA
Williams &co-l05 Hill Mclean 6Lco-66 Thornhl 4 Ne
Ilnenny-59 Buchanan, tarrpi &cO-59 Felowes 1904
d Mitchell 1000 Male Cox-45 CeavslanH BRO Seo-
q Greenwood &eo-N Watt s DeSaues-27 McDowei
Nj Is &co-6 BulkIey s HO!t-24 RoboD & Alen-I9
Fraser &cO-2 Bog trt l. Foley Wright & Son-l5 Ar
Mllenberger-l 10 Fisk e-ver-l5 g l. II VanhlbbeF-
IA Wa keT &co-l7 Wiams-i5 G NJ Pinckard &co--15
Shaw Sco--s Leyerch &co-5 McLemore Curren &co-s
Buckner x -tanton-T Payne s. Harrson-l4 J Moore
Total 1895 bales cotton.
MEMPHIS-Per steamer Natchez: 23O bales cotton Eel
loves &cO-l43 do Fearn, Done &co-ll- Il Byme
-l2l Pickett Perkins &eo99 Watt n DeSaulies-s4 bonner
& Smith-s6 NJ Cooper ScO-6j Bell 4 COnway-59 Rob,
son Aien-55 FriersOn s. Fower-S6 Wah i JOnas-32
G NJ Pinckard &,O-3O Downs, Cuddy &eO-3U ] G Cocks
Burke &cO-2I Wright, Williams &co-25 West y summer
q A L. Gaines-G Savage Williams &co-l4 MoJn Titus
&cO-l2 w Powei-It Oakley & Hawkins-S Lowe 8
P-tison-6 railey, Wilson &cO-6 NJ Greenwood &cG-5
bgnde Williams &co-ls, ordeE-sundTies 10 srder-Fotsl
| WTLLIAMSPORT-Per steamer E D White 225 bales
Oakley Ha kins-l55 do Payne Harrson-III do
| Byrne ScO-Ss w jackson &eO-7s Kelly Y COnynRham
ger &co-55 Bonner & ~mith-45 Hill, MeLe.n &cO-y7 NJ
| White &co-40 MALI Il OX-3S Wright, Williams &cO--35
FellOwes &cO-4 Henderson 4 Peae-33 McRea Coffnan
| 81 Fearp, &co-3t j Il Dee-2l WAfd s. Jonas
80 Anderson 4 Aetca20 3 Gnbble-I5 Clssveand, Bro
&CO-3 X Ikl-y 4 HOt-l2 Lallande-Ia Downs. Cuddy
SCO-ll HarrOd y MOody-9 Dunbar s. Buchanan-7 Poole
Bros Fhorlhll Mcllhenny--s Burke &co-6 H K
aTter &CO-7 Banner, Williams ScO-6 towan, d. kers &
Goa bales c Hail. do RohnsOu-6 do hay L
Lawrence-sundnes TO or,eT-Tota 1886 bales cotton.
GRAND Pr A ri E-Per fashion: 10 bbs sugar
100 do molaes I Blanchard &cO-2 do sugar. do mo-
sses Payne Hanson23 sacks Jeanfreau-2O do and
sundnes order
BATON ROUGE-Per steamer Patrick Henry: II hides
Toedano-1 do, bd skins bb -four sundries order
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY,
ThnrshnY ENsninr. Octnher 10.

IHuIsluI VVtuNVI
Arrived per Patrick Henry. "a Auskapa BssSsa
and 1874 Calves per Ferry boat, Al Attakapas Beeyes
The supply of " estsu Beeves, Hogs aud Sheep was
rather limited to-day.
PRIoEs; Beef Cattle. 31s06e v ID net Hogs e'ss
&c v Ii net SAsep. % 159 % 50 v head Mica coA's
s59 s45 y head several head OF choice are
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Found DrO5Hsd.-An inquest was yesterday held the
body of a white man, unknown, who found float
ing in the river, the foot of Julia The body
discovered few minutes after the steamship Alabama left
her wharf and it supposed that the eommoton in the
caused by her wheels brought the surface Nothing
found deeeaed that any clue denty
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-11

Fisndish .HErder-Mr. Edward Witt, ssOn of Valeour
Witt, resident Of the First Munc paty5wss aaslned on
the other side of the river He had been to cArry some
money to hssef who resides above Grena, and being an
sent much longer time than considered necessary nus
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-11

Frss.-A fire broke out between Il and O'Clock yester
day morning. in carpenters shop situated Consaucs
street, between Suzete and Estele Several watch
and citizens who opened be hand the
time succeeded in extngushng the flames before bu i'd
ing very much damaged. The fire was without doubt
the work of ncendarg, and this the or bird
attempt which has been made Within the last weeks
fear renewal of the of last spring 1t said the
Of the shon FIRE night, manifested considerable
degree of ind ference saying that he insured.
About II o'clock yesterday morning the house of Mr. T
P White in Baronne discovered be FIRE,
but the flames subdued before much damage had been
done
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-11

Third Municipality POliee.No business of any import
in the Police line transacted by Recorder Seuzeneau
yesterday. Several made last evening OF
them charge of assautng and biting an officer.
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Nn-lOO ba.kets Sweet Oil piHts and quarts.
~ % A. F. COCHRA An co ~ Ieh9uplIoalss 81.
TTINGRR-2O cases Canton 80 lags Raw Ginger
W % A. F. COCHRAN w. u lehoupi'oniA1 a.
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List or vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Per ship Galena from NewYork-Mrs Bell, Miss haslns
Mr. Arnold lady and child, w ROgers-6o in sIeerage,
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SOMETHING NEW
.N1.r ROOks bN ne ONO.

ROSE FORTER; third part
ELLEN PARRY by Olivia.
THE MONK KNIGHT OF ST. JOHN by Major Richardson.
THE sEhMsTREssEs Slaves of England BY Reynolds 25c
THE NEW NEWGATE CALENDAR Is cents,
SALVADOR, or Adventures Of Marquis, by Ydocq. Full
Of life. With fresh supply Of all the Publications by the most
Popular Authors
One Copy Of ALLYN's RITUAL.
Nm. do Of MORGAN's 30 X ON MASONRY.
Wit Of Stationery and New Bound Books On
hauu. DR. hCNIhi.' "a 81. |hares suGer
% a. Opposite the St Charles Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-11

TH j. COKE d CO., DRUssIsTs, Corner o. JhGga
f. zins and POydras streets are prepared 70 exc zS
lies Every article warranted genuine DR.. L. J. va
Carts Preparations, extensively used Tor ten years. &
SsCon mending themselves by their effects:
S6ITTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An uneQualled remedy
RI, ExF Fl fISfpi 81 S9P A9fAp ssARsAPARuLA
MA AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure
1GC superior to the Capsules any other extract.
TONIC EXTRR1AACGT OF OF sARsAPARlLLA AND M
be made as proved by the effect produced.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc.
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis. -
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC e hlGUE SYRUP and PILLS.
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(tITRON-3 cases Genoa CitTOn
~ o5 A. F. COCHRAN CO. n Tehouplonlss 81.
L EMONS-2OO boxes Lemons landing ex ship OraZim-
az w. 'O'" '''" BAREIl1I & CO. 81 Common st.
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Sent Dozen for Trial.-Lavna Sims yesterday ex
amned before Recorder Genos the charge of stealing
sI59 from Clara Haseiger, Burgundy the
ming of the 18th of August last The charge made
to the satisfaction of the Recorder and the accused
turned before the First District Court for trial She gave bail
for her appearance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-11

EJEED SEED : Warranted the Growth of "a
, ISjO-ReCelyed per Steamship Ohio and Ship k&Sfp
~ y Nathaniel ThOmpson- SlS
MI Lettuce. Parsnip, Spnage -
XEJ Cabbage Mustard Carrots, Satisfy,
81 b. MAUPAY. IS Camp street mar Poydras.
|1LOTHING -ULOTHIAG.-BACH, BARNETT
X Il co. No Magazine street, are receiving and now
opening very heavy and well assorted stock OF al and
WINTER CLOTHING. Country and city dealers are
respectfully invited call and examine the prices style and
quality of our Clothing beioe purchasing elsewhere; Our
manufacturer employs the most superior CUTTERS and the best
yyOrkmeneyery garment in will be found perfect
and finished in elegant and fashionable style The follow
ing in store
Black Cloth Dress and Frock Goats;
Brown. Olive and Green Cloth FrOck Goats;
Blue and invisible green Cloth Dress Goats;
D'Orsay Goats of all colOs and qualities;
Super black and brown Cloth Sacs and PaletOs;
Blue and gold mixed Cloth Sacs and PaetOts;
Tweed Cashmere Sacs, Paetots and D. Orsay Coats
vpry large assortment Of black Cloth Cloaks and Over
Cots of every style and quality;
Sinner bla * DOeskin Cashmere Pants;
Biank and ia Hcy Cloth Pants;
CordurOy and French Cottonade Pants;
Side Stripe and fancy Cashmere Pants of descnp
ton;
Plain black and embroidered Doeskn Vests;
RIack and fancy Satin and Silk Vests
CTos de Rhine, Cashmere and Valencia Vests;
White Marseiles and fancy Ness of all kinds.
ALSO JUST LANDED
10 cases of assorted BLANKET COATS.
BAI;H BARNETT & co. No. 9 Magazine st,
au30 tOctlO new Drieans
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FseSraer osH@la cgurtTbe bu.iues. of tbi. Count
battery No cases Of nportauce came mn ''''u'' ai''
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IT. a. Regular EazOO River Packet w. A.
L-=44tks5s5f1s HIuLETT-For Letlors, Greenwood Ma.
gslzEzzzfdER ron, TGhua. YazoO City and Vcks6urg-
The new Light draught and swift running w. A.
ElOl.ETT, Capt VIM Gwartney viii positively leave for
the above and all Intermediate landings TUESDAY, the
18th nsts 81 clock For freight passage, apply
to T. B. SMITH, 80 Magazine street
receive freight. oS
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TOBACCO. REMOVED.
n. IA. Price

HAS REMOVED 50 Camp street. where he keeps constantly
on hand fine assortment for Cigar purposes by Wholesale
Retail also, IN hhis bales Plantation He has this
time, hhds bales Dark Heavy descriptions Tor the Mexican
trade. oil
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family became alarmed and on a search beng made lie vas
oeaa DEAD near the bank Of the river having been sab5
uHN female states that she Jaw The aft, sni II
~ S gave the information which led the discovery
re earned ast evening that the murdergr had
1880 aod lodged in the Parish Jail of JeiFsrs,u The
~ - yo1sh was highly esteemed By an who knew him
,ho - ~ fa9 parents. We suppose he object Of
had in his possession ""'s" '''"s ""'N
HscSraer t'snrls tgirthe bushes. of this Court
yesterday was principally confined Ia 90. r. ,.
battery. No cases ofimpotancs came no. '"l
JHysterious Dsoh-Bstween and o'eloeS a. WA.
day night last, Frsnchman named Jean seViTo .es q
years, found lying dead the banquetfe new ~ -
Of St. John the Baps and Freuchmsn Streets Third Mani
c'pag His throat cut from ear, wind pine
and both carotid arteries being completely severed The
coroner was summoned yesterday morning hold vest
and Tor me hrst une within recollection the jury disa
greel upon verdict. Tbs Jury was composed Of Fesl
WIFI Michel, Mazaret, Weieh and Dolop and the fgss
hrst named were Of the opinion that the deceased comm 4
suicide while Msssrs WEIGH and Ooon felt convincr hat
ne hah oeen murdered No evidence all could be Oh aimed
hY the Jury which would ead them to form any oinr a. 70
the circumstances attending the death Il was said thz
"hen he deceased was found, was still sticking 10
the wound in his throat, and highly improbab bst
this would have been the case had the unfortunate
med The deed himself. Traces of blood yTs di,coyersi
along the banquetie TOR Considerable distance
at door step. The deceased wan the owner nf several -
and made h5 living By selling milk He has AMENDED = -
business regularly of late and understood thai h. a ~,
be discovered for thu and painful mystery hang
over The affair We understand that Recorder ssnzene.r
will sndeavor encdae the crcums far a. cal
be done It strikes rather singular that the law make
provisions for in which the coroneE Jury eanno
agree on a verdict.
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
Furnture....,.... Furniture. Furniture
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