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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27


~" Prospectus of the Louisiana Republican.
The first number of this journal will be issued on SATUR
DAY, 18th Mach next, in the city of Lafayette In its
politics, 1t will be thoroughly and decidedly Whg watching
with vigilance and mantang with energy and
all the great interests of the which advocates 1t has
not its origin in the simple desire assist party umphs
nor 1t designed merely to suberve such end bat rather
to add In an humble Manner the great work of acoeera
ling the progress Of social reom-of extending the doctrines
of republican equality and defending those measures which
while they tend to the rights of property also have an
equal regard to the rights of humanity. The doctrines advo
Gated by the Wing party, and the public policy il unwave
ingy pursues, it is believed, peculiarly calculated TO
accomplish such results In other respects this Journal is
Intended TO contain far practicable whatever may be
most interesting instructive and useful to all classes espe
cay TO those OF the business community and the family cir
ce Wmle will aim to disseminate sound republican doc
rhe 1t VIII also give circulation such original and selected
items OF general intelligence may tend to enghten the
understanding, purify the feelings refine the TASTE and call
INTO heaul exercise the reasoning powers of its readers
"hl battle, with zeal for the practical supremacy
oil the great principles of ethics recognized by all Christian
denominations and held to be the only basis of enght
eheu and praiseworthy human action EduNatOn science
mt literature, commerce, manufactures, agriculture Con
seiona State and municipal legislation are public inter
ts oil commanding importance, and will severaily furnish
their appropriate topics for free bold yet courteous and dig
hned discussion While, therefore, it particularly
appeals for support to the members Of the Wing party
eeed to the guardians Of the family circle and those inter
esied in mental investigation or identified with the prosperity
Of our town, district and State
TERGs-hice Dollars per annum payable semi.anualy
In advance. T. TATuAM
RSf III, IL, JOHNSON.
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The NAsHs1LLE CONVENTION. The Nash
nile Banner speaking Of the proposed Convention,
uses the following forcible language: q But now,
no citizen Of Tennessee win say that ii would not
be adssecrstion Of the Capital ofthe State, should
men come here from any quarter to plot the de.
sfuction Of the National Confectionery Such pur.
poses atoause are reasonable and must meet the
condemnation Of the patriotic people of Tennessee
less extreme than this-let il not be forgotten
made The members 81 the old Hartford Convention,
stencil IN the nostrils Of the people Of the United
States for all tiIne and il therefore behooves he
reckless politicians Of the State 10 beware how they
seheofl WAN those who "a adcaace proclaim their
purposes to be-to destroy tie ANTON of tie ,States
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DEMONSTRATING, Feb. 19.-There was II
ieet water. The weather cool and pleasant .
Cincinnati, Feb 19.-The river had fallen 2 feet.
The weather fine. The river at Memphis, on the
I'D was still falling AT Louisville, on the Goth,
the river was falling rapidly, with less than feet
water on the falls, over the Indian chute. During
the previous "a hours the river receded 2 feet.
The weather clear and very pleasant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

CALIFORNIA GoLD.-The Washington cores
pendent of the Philadelphia Ledger says 81 have
been shown specimens of the gold quartz of Cali
fornia and am really at a loss what to say of it. If
these are fair specimens ofthat quartz as am told
of the world, coined and uncoined, put together.
Indeed there must be gold enough in California
to pay the debt of England in bullion! One pound
of the quartz contains from So so to So in pure
gold have seen two little Jumps of that quartz
worth 5000 apiece; the very river sand that col
ects round the pebbles at the bottom of the rivers
is shining with gold.'
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Yesterday, Feb 18th at O'Clock, p NJ. JoHs LAwIEss,
plaserer, native of the County Carlow Ireland and for the
last thirteen years resident of this City.
lis friends End asgusntanees respectfully invited
tenl ms Funeral THIS DAY at O'clock from his
on Jackson street, between Jersey and Laurel Streets Laay
In this City, Feb 25th STEVENS SANBURS CosSoR aged
36, native OF Newburyport, Mass.
Feb. 18th, MARY ELIzABErH daughter of Thomas and
Mary Clati, aged year and II months.
Feb oath, WILLIAM infant son of William and Henrietta
u. Bailey, OF Carroll Parish, La.
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T The body of man, supposed to be Charles
Mcdonald, (who was employed last season by Mr..
Harris to drive sheep from Illinois) was found on
the stage road from Houston to Austin, Texas, on
the 18th inst The deceased on his way to
this city to meet his family, who expected from
ireland, and are no doubt now in New Orleans 1t
supposed that he had attemptedt cross Cypress
creek, which very wide, and that he had frozen
to death. The body inferred at Mrs Hamb-
Inns, on the road, and the money found upon the
unfortunate mans person sent to DR.. w. G. Harris
at Houston.
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WHAT WAS Ir?-The Cherokee Advocate of
the 18th inst, says; "Quite phenomenon ap-
peared in the southern part of the heavens on Fri
day night, Sth inst, between s and o'clock 1t
had luminous appearance, resembling the tail of
comet, some three or four feet long. At times it
would seem to increase in brilliancy so as to cast
considerable light upon the earth and then diminish
again, and until it disappeared about 9
o'clock, or little after.
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FROM FLoRIDA-The steamer Col. Clay arrived
at Tampa on the 10th inst from Charlotte Harbor,
with Capt. Casey Indian interpreter, on board.
Bowlegs was then ready to emigrate, but that some
of his chiefs were unwilling to quit the country
forthwith. They required delay OF from thirty to
sixty days. Gen Twiggs had his arm broken by
fall from his horse on the 10th inst The steamer
Fashion arrived at Tampa on the 10Th inst; also,
the schooner Madonna
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BaEa.gOakase - Co.
Spring Goods,

T 81
NJ. II. HAGGERTY d BRO. No. IS Canal Street,
Respectfully solicit the attention of Ladies THEN
and very select assortment of FANCY DRESS GOODS.
Just received from Paris consisting OfPlan Satin Plaid,
Metaline, Argentine Alberne Braune. Breien. Broche
Brocade Embroidered, Pompadour, Gace, Dore, Lnsre,
Changeable and richly Printed BAREGES, SILK tbs
SUES of all the above styles.
FOULARDS and GREN ADINES;
Linen LUSTRE and Silk LUSTRE, for Travelling
Dresses;
Printed French JACONETS, BRILLANTES, and
very rich French Printed MUSLlNS, ORGAN
DIES and BALZORINES;
Dotted, Embroidered and Brocle Swiss MUSLINs,
White aud Colored;
French Embroidered LACE and Muslin CAPES and
COLLARS.
Irish Linens.
Just received and opened very large of soft
finish pure FLAX LINENS, from the celebrated Manufsc-
tories of Gihon, Muhoand & Ferguson fully guaranteed
and offered very low prices.
fyE6 2dptf No. 80 C.fyN.8L, Street.
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The CAMPBELLs ARE COMING" These
charming Ministries, who have met with the most
brilliant success wherever they have given concerts
VIII appear before New Orleans audience in few
days We bespeak for them a warm welcome.
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~ The conclusion q an Interesting commune
:icu On the Slavery Question, together with the
SIXTH days proceedings in the case Of the ship
hussia. and much other matter, viii be found on
our first page On the last page a beautiful Poem
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Amagemen1s' This EVENING.

n. cHkAEss THn1rak.-.s Guy Msnnerng, or the Gin.
~ kppheug ''-s An irialinan i London. -
flaOlbs's YAA4sFlrs.- The Serious Family LIE
piihs ouasis
oatEAss Tnft4ate- e sslusalsm''
AxHeAs IL Rrres RsaaiamaE
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North Brothers,
Corner of Magazine and Common Streets elo Orleans.
Importers Of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVE at all times on hand large and well assorted Stock
n consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
10, A and Twiled LOWELL COTTONS;
"a, 7-S, A and Twied white and brown COTTONS;
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy coored KENTUCKY JEANS;
White blue, red, yellow and green FLANNEI4S
Negro WOOLLEE CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light COTToNADES and DENNIS, for plan.
tatOns;
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'FS for Negroes;
Blue, black and mixed SATINETS;
French CALICOES, GINGHAMS, Silks, and Bareges ;
English CALICOES, Merinos, Apacas and Bombazetts
English HOSE, UNDERSTANDS, Drawers and Gloves ;
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Plain, white, figured and colored SWISS MUSLINS;
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICS and MUSLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUBSCRIBERS,
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
And AlsO....
A great variety of FANCY GOODS such as are geneY.
ally sold by the trade, which they offer purchasers on
favorable terms. ja1s 4m2Jp&W
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10 Such was the feeling aroused at the Plank
Road Meeting at Montgomery, Ala on the 2lst
inst, that it agreed that the city should take
$4,000, and private individuals walked up and
took $4,000 worth of stock in the South Plank
col
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10 X,' of the Baltimore Sun, says: " The
California delegation is dead against the Wilmot
Proviso, and will, when admitted to their seats,
vote on the Southern side of the slavery question,
in every shape" He also adds that there is clear
majority in favor of the admission oil California
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

10 Commercial Exchange Hail. THIS DAY,
"eupeaasy and FRIDAY LIST Of March, Dr. HoLLICK will
ture Parental Physiology aud be Origin Of L for GENTLE
MEN only youths ADMITTEDLY half past O'Clock p Nj and
for LADIES only at p, Nj, on Eaaae HealM
BON Lectures VIII be illustrated BY hs splendid Series Sixteen
Anatomical Models and Paintings
Admission Fifty Gents, for Gsntlerca-Laae Fee w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

DE The California Crescent viii be made
up after ihs receipt q .odsys mail, and win thus
contain the latest intelligence from the Northern
r.siss. 1twil Be ready sef delivery BY 3 o'clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

DR HoLLlcx.-This celebrated lecturer is en-
tightening our citizens at Commercial Hall He
delivers another of his interesting addresses to the
gentlemen, this evening.
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Do The Colorado river says the Matagorda
Tribune, has taken sudden rise, and is now at
the highest point it has been ever seen to reach
The canal from the river to Matagorda bay, was
being rapidly opened by the force of the current
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

10 Sporadic cases of cholera, in a modified
form, have appeared several plantations in Texas
In no case the mortality exceeded eight, and sell
dom more than two plantation-so says the
Houston Advertiser of the 10Th inst
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HOLLYWOOD HousE.-This delightful retreat
wh be open to receive visitors on the 18th of April
We shall refer more particularly to its delightful
accommodations at another time An advertise.
ment appears in another column.
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70 The Harrodsburgh Ploughboy regrets to
learn that Hon. G. A. WicklifTe is threatened with
the loss OF his sight in consequence of disease of
the eye which his physician thinks ncurable
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

10 transport ship, the Richard Dart, from
Gravestand for Auckland, was wrecked off the
Cape of Good Hope on the 10Th of june Forty
seven of her crew and passengers persisted. The
commander, four seamen, an apprentice, and four
soldiers were saved.
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10 Mr., George Burkhart, Sen, an old inhabi-
tant of Matagorda, Texas, was drowned in the
Colorado, about two miles above that city, on the
10Th inst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

IN Dc Stated Meeting of GEORGE WASHINGTON
X * LODGE No. will be held Masonic Hall corner Of
" Baronne and Perdlo streets, THIS EVENING at
O'clock Members will be puncua their attendance BTethTn
Of sister Lodges are invited. BY order of the w. NJ
A, DENTZEL. Sacfetsry.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

EHK ST. CHARLEs.--The Meg Merilies of
Miw Cushman drew large house. We have
already expressed an opinion of her acting in this
character She appears again in 'sGuy Manner
ing to.nighA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

10 Bishop Green was consecrated at Jackson
Miss, on the 24th inst The Bishops of Tennes-
see, Arkansas, Missouri and Texas were present
on the interesting occasion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

u We return thanks to Mr.. II. E. Ste
sens, the very courteous clerk of the Europa, for
'is'e louisville papers and a ST. Louis paper of
the latest date
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10 From document just sent to Congress, it
appears that the production of wool in this country
during the last year, 100000 pounds, valued at
$25.OOOOOO
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Q@ A Post-office has been established at Edisto
Lexington District, s. c., and J. E. Colman APP
pointed Postmaster. The Post-office at Church
Hill has been discontinued.
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DO Leahey's Lecture, advertised for the 18th,
at COrinthan Hall, St. Louis, did not come of. A
large crowd assembled in the vicinity, but no
demonstrations of violence were made.
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ng- Through much uibuasion,n etc.--our
readers ~ continue thequotaiion The mail failed
% assaf yesterday, bringing Us nothing beyond
Montgomery
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through the courtesy of the officers of the
steamer James Dick, we have Nashville papers Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

Co At Philadelphia the 10th inst, thirty
shares New Orleans Gas Co. sold at no.
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10 Mr.. Baily Anderson, a wealthy planter,
near Memphis, Tenn was murdered in his bed on
Sunday night the 18th inst.
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90 Robert l.. Stewart has been elected Cash
Ter of the Bank of Charleston
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10 The proceedings of the Second Municipality
Council last evening will be found on the next
page. y Also that Of Lafayette.
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70 The river at Vicksburg, on the 23d inst,
was seven inches below high-water mark and ris-
ing rapidly.
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ANONYMOUS CoMMUNIcATIoNs.-On Of the
snneyances to which an editor is subjected, is that
y receiving impertinent advice from persons who
are ashamed to annex their names to their precious
etfnsicns, We publishone we receivedto-day, and
beg save to inform our Constant Reader that we
shall adept our own mode Of beneftting the public
and ourselves, and If it does not suit him, he can
easily save his picayune to invest in glass Of grog
or lottery ticket.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

0y~ The Buffalo Bayou and Brazos Railroad
bill has passed the Texas Legislature.
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u We are under many obligations to the Off.
GERS OF the steamer California for late Mobile papers
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FIRE-A fire occurred at Bastrop, Morehouse
parish, La, on Friday night, 18th inst, which
destroyed the office, furniture, books, ETC., of Mr.
Murray. Loss about $1,000. Insured
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u Our thanks are due the officers Of the steam
ship Palmetto for late Galveston papers.
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fl Dictionary

ell EbeCttOalV2'Q
of Machines, Mechanics. Engtne.Work
and Engineering,
Designed for Practical Wokngmen, and those for
cheering Proieson edited by Oliver Byrne formerly Professor
Mathematics, College of Civil Engineers Londoni
venor of The Calculus Of Fom The New Improved System
Of Loguihms," The Elements Of Euclid by Colors etc etc.
This work is Of large evo size containing nearly paees up
wards of 1900 plates and 5000 wood Il will present working
drawings and descriptions Of the important
United States Independent of the results ingenuity
will contain complete practical treae Mechanics Machinery
EBgnewor and Engineering with all that is useful in
$1,000 worth OF folio volumes magazines, and works.
NJ Nos l, 2 and of this great work for sale by
fy2o 81 NV J. B STEEL. IA Camn sireri.
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photographer 70 the Daily oresoent,,'
tBY THE soULHERN LIEE.1

NEW YORK, Thursday evening, Feb. 2l.--Cotton
has advanced ic, Sales 1000 bales, at 13ac. for
Fair. Flour is depressed. Corn selling at SO to
6l4c. 1000 bbls. Pork sold, TO arrive, at Sc 25 ia
bunder; probably $40 25l for Mess, and So s7a for
Prime. Lard is steady Coffee heavy Sugar has
declined &C..
Chelsea Ireland Works, 25tn, burnt. n The
steamer Falcon, before supposed to be lost, has
arrived at Halifax
AT baltimore, to-day, $50 hhds, New Orleans
Sugar sold at 81 60. Orleans Molasses, 279c.
Chelsea Ireland Works, 25lh, burnt" in the
above dispatch, we don't understand. The sem
tence probably should read Chelsea Iron Works, -
referring to foundry in the north western portion
OF the city of New York.-Eds. Crescent
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HE POETRY OF THE BIBLE.--A distinguished
Hebrew scholar has been delivering a course of
lectures in the Northern cities on this interesting
subject This collection OF the sacred writings.
aside from the veneration il excites, in MANY
points Of view presents most interesting history
Of the human mind The poetry Of David, Isaiah,
and the unknown author Of Job, is superior as the
efforts Of unaided human intellect, to the highest
cFsations Of ancient or modern timess They de-
serve to be studied the master pieces of human
inieiect II Is remarkable that such poetry should
have sprung up amid people SO cruel as the
Hebrews The press teens with essays lectures
and criticisms on Homer, Dante and Shakespeare.
We rejoice at this but we wish to see the mag
nlfce1t poetry Of the Bible thus examined. and
its delicate beauties and sublime sentiments illus
srated IN the same manner Dante is said to have
created ne Italian language, and given it the laws
which hAve retained their authority to the present
TING. The Bible has performed the same service
for the English and the German. The translation
Of Luther has given a form and order to the Ger
man which has remained unchanged. While the
translation made BY the English scholars, under
ihe direction Of James established the laws of our
language Thus the Reformation not only emanci-
Pated the human mind from religious tyranny, but
refined and enriehed the languages of the two
great nations Of Europe. In Goethes Truth
and Poetry Of my Life, which we commend to
our readers as one Of the most charming books,
chapter is devoted to the Bible 1t is wen worthy
Of perusal by al Is literary criticism of the high
est ordsr. Next season we hope Dr. Raphall will
visit New Orleans and deliver his lectures ON
Hebrew Literature
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0r Booth, the tragedan, is playing at Savan-
nah, Ga.
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DC- Intelligence has been received from Mont
real that meeting had been held at Three Rivers,
near that place, of persons opposed to the School
Act, and that the Assessors house, the Canadian In
stitute, and the Governors Office were burned by
the mob. The military have been called out.
The foregoing explains late telegraphic dispatch
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PENN NasShla1

Direct Importation.
To- Now opening at the NEW STORE. ia Canal
street, complete assortment of EUROPEAN GOODS
received ships Statesman, Orlando, Humboldt, Transit
Aala and Others from Have and Liverpool consisting in
part of the following desirable articles:
M0USSELINE DE SOIE-Impnme;
Do. do. raze ct car,caux:
DO. do plan, iancy& grave colors;
Notwithstanding new;
BAREGES-Tissage a Ia Jacquard;
Do. printed, plaided and striped
Do. solid colOrs
CREPE DE PARIS-A Ia Pompadour;
MoUSSELINE DE TARRARE-A pois & printed;
GRENADINES-Plan and printed;
TOILE DU NORD-Plan and printed;
TOlLE DE L'INDE-Piain and plaid;
Super style LINEN DRILIINGS;
White and plain coored do.
DRAPS DE DUhTES-Suitable for Children;
Shirting LINENS of all qualities;
LINEN LAWNS of all qualities;
S4 l0-4 and 1874 Beached Linen SHEETINGS;
S4 l0-4 and 1874 Demi. beached do;
sOinch and 104 inch French Linen do;
DIAPERS, DAMASKS, NETTING, etc. etc.
To all OF which the attention of the public respectfully
solicited. [fy25 12t2dpl ID. II. HOLMES.
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tV TO the BeneVOlent.-in consequence Of the late
e on P0ydr street iSuiy individual.
gu voc WORLDS cold eharTAny whom fortune yet smiles
learn particulars Dr. Mensns Caondee street and DE-
Ienkin baronne street who viii Eubserpiions lst
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49,. HOLLYWOOD HOUSE.
ALURPHY's HOUsE.....IOO ST. Charles stre

~ - BILL OF FARE Feb a. a
&SA ejQysters Broiled. Fried Roast, >,szakzN
<sylfsY Stewed and Raw Red Fish Ss54S No.
II ~ Broied Baked and Fried; Sheep AAuksExsZ
Head do: do Trout and Perch do do >. .ROASTS-Tm,
key, Venison and Mutton, VEAL Chicken Pork Beef and
Ducks Sniges Squads. Teal Duck; and Pras Hens
H. yens a STEAK e N doFnrts sg and GHI Ham;
Ham and Eggs; S-s---S-1H-A~ Pork Chops;
Mutton Chops, etc....WINES and BRANDIES of the
choicest fiayOrs -
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Auction sales This Day.

SYKES HYDE Co. viii SELL 10 O'Clock at the corner of
Magazine and Lafayette stTeets-Coa and Cotton Gins
At ha:past 10 o'clock at 90 Magazine street-Boots
Shoes, Brogans, Hats, etc.
FLoRANcE TAYLOR wlse at II O'Clock at the Govern
ment Warehouse, Third Municpaity-F Foundry
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SHV UN d FhTC IT.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA!

BALTIMORE, Feb. %, Z A. M-The steamship
America is reported coming up the bay. The
Wheeling post-ofiice was robbed on Wednesday
of $4,000 in letters