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WERTlM ULLERS
CELEBRATED PAINTING of DANAE,
Now exhibiting adoining the National Gallery of
Fine Arts, 10 st Charles ST., up stairs.
ADMISSION. SO Gents.

OF all the choice Pictures remaining with as evidences
~ of surprising taste and skill in the masters of the odeu
tire. perhaps, with the subject
notice. DANAE, painted by Rudolf Uck Wertmuler who
honoed by making the home his adoption and
closing his life its SOIL When DANAE was originally pro
duced at Paris in 75 the admirers of the Fine in that
thing ever occasoned by similar event and the Painting
was once pronounced 70 pc iuy equal t9 any production
mandng pot,on in the tempeof fame. None
to be found bold enough the fauess symmetry of
the FORM the graceful posture, the life ike coorng or the
matches beauty OF the Bathed an amos
phere OF the light the modest the engaging
sweetness OF expression, combined with the exquisite grace
and endearlng tenderness OF the composition, render
delicate and truly chaste the refined mind spontane
ouy TO force the declaration that is painting OF snrpas
ing beauty, possessing the most unrvaed interest," and will
ever stand glorious monument of the authors talent
Wermuler was engaged upon this Picture more than
eighteen MONTHS having paid hundred guneas for the
oveies living models of Paris. 1t has passed through
triumphant both continents winning the universal
admiration OF connOsseurs, and, by unexamped merit
forcing the owners of rival paintings by the old masters to
c0ncede It's superiority. iei3 If
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A pugilistic passage at arms occurred last week
in the Virginia House of Delegates, between Mr..
Ferguson and Mr. Boyd. Pistols and coffee for two
are talked of
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MARTIN F. TUPPER.--ln a recent letter to the
Rev. DR.. Teit, of Cincinnati, Martin F. Upper,
the celebrated English post, announces his inien.
ton Of visiting the United States, within the neyt
six months
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A LONG PAssAGE.-The bark Laconic recently
arrived at New York, one hundred days from Lv-
erpool.
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AnERIcAN THEArRE.--'' Mazsppa' is to be repeated
to.sh and i i certainly Of the finest equestrian spec.
ta111s ever produced. We anticipate a fal house.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TEE CLRRK's OYYIcE-First District Court-The
ooms. o. rather deus, which the Clerk of the First District
Cont compelled to occupy Office, are the most mer.
abs and uncomfortable that ever used for such pur
pos In fair weather they dull and deary in the OK.
se bn on such day yesterday scarcely ray Of light
1saohs then Independent Of this they damp
enn. and the accommodations for keeping papers, etc.
miserable. We exactly posted up whose duty
II this matter but ought decidedly to b,
somshody . business.
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TEE BALLET TROUPE AT THE ST. CHARLES. - This
6ne troupe appsared the st. Charlie, last evening and
Notwithstanding the extreme incemency of the weather. there
was good house. Mile Ceestne graceful and as.
cnnnE As usua and the audience acknowledged her
ory By The most enthusiastic applause She indeed
peseot lph Tbs petite favofe Baron was received as
~ slwsysi with universal applause; as aso were vico
ms md Eipnosa- No one should miss seeing this company
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UruR. J. L. Smith will deliver the Eighth Lecture
q ths esiss Chemistry, at the Lyceum Hall. THIS
EVENING. quartsspast o'clock. The subject of the
~ Leisure, ATnosrHERE. will be concluded. aud Carbon
and Conbustion will bs treated The Lecture will be
inuets.Hd with brilliant experiments.
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TObacc0-Not sale reported.
sugar-The rain storm prevented any transactions of
note and the only sale heard of WIS 30 hhds prime at
sac " ID.
Enthusiastically retail sales at Wednesdays rates.
FlOur-Barey 1000 bbls changed hands. including 40
Ohio at 81 l5 GOO to 700 st Louis supene "a 2)Os4 @
and choice "a STA. One atbpat loads OF Ohio
offered at 81 127s. delivered alongside ship.
Corn and Oats-Ony small sales from store reported at
6sfG07oc for Corn; and 6i965c for St Louis Oats.
Hay-20 bales Western taken "a resae) s22 qp ton.
ProyisiOns-Pork in request, but at rather
Sales 405 bbs Mess and o, (so) without Inspection
unnspected Mess sl3 So and 100 prime Mess at sl So
also uninspected OF Meat in dry salt, Co sold
~ for Hams, 6 for Sides, and AZ for Shoulders and
300OOb Shoulders (3O casks,) the Levee, W b.
Beef firm. with sales of 200 bbs unnspected ell so for
Mess and IS 50 for Prime Bacon Sides and ad-
vancing with sales of rs casks. the Levee including
casks 8, and "a at sac D In Lard heard nothing
of importance doing.
Rice-A sale of 80 casks. on the Levee, at 324c.
ROpe-150 coils ordinary brought &c, cash.
Gunny Bags-40 900 in bales sold at $40 time, fur
Their advance,
Coffee Steady. Sales pl5o bags Rio at 1OI@1Io.
mostly the former
WhiskyHeavy2O0 to 800 bbls Recifed sold mostly at
the reduced rate of 26c.
Star CnndIesA sale of 100 boxes. from store, &C.,
Exchanges-No variation. We still quote Sterling at
New York 90 day bills 24D24 per disc
Sight Checks lGDl16 per cent disc.
Freghs-Two British ships taken for Liverpool lad
for Cotton,
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DAN RlcHs CRcusAn attractive bill is offered at this
stabishmsnt tonight. and those who admire eoueg rau
sntsstaumsnts and fun Of the first order should not fail to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-14

Silsbee, the Yankee comedian, is playing at
Richmond, Va. He goes to the Worlds Fair in
the spring.
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GALVESTON-Per steamship Maria Burt: 352 bbls flour
go do potatoes, Is do pork, q do WHISKY, 3 kegs lard i
do bute ties hams csk bacon, 200 sis corn 200 salt
LlVERPOOL-Per ship Oregon: 1897 bales cotton 1850
bbls -four, 100 les beef, 150 casks ialow.
LIVERPOOL Per ship John Tooe 1893 bales cotton,
package.
DEMERARA-Per brig Golden Rule: 10 bids tobacco
o bb flour Az do pork, ~ h do beef 10 do OIL l5O sacks
corn etc.
SAvANNAH-Persc lr Florida: 1853 hhds sugar, 100 bbs
flour, 81 bhs mOases 10 bbs lard ID do whisky il casks
bae9n 5g bxs candles S soap 100 kegs lard sundres
BRAZOS-Per schr II L. Scranton: $40 bbs flour. 30 bbs
bxs sugar. 10 bbs moasses 200 SKIS corn. 70 SKIS Coffee
bxs soap, 66 bxs csndles G0 kegs lard and sundries
APALACHiCOLA-Per scbr Jenny Lind $40 bbs flour
l05 bb whisky lou do potatoes 10 hhds bacou rce
2S5 cole rope.
oBlLE-Per schr Buena Vista 10 hhds sugar. 100 bbs
% NJ bbs moaes 44 SKIS wheat $50 SKIS corn 81 pkgs mdse
PENSACOLA-Per schr Alice: Ballast
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OrrIcr,

FHuay MORNING, FeDfuafy II, I6oI. }
COtOn-Only limited demand prevailed in our market
yesterday and the sales reached 800 bales easier rates for
the qualities below middlng fair.
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st. V'NyeMtt2se,s DNy,

14bu VI CYL uoiy J.
There is an over bashfulness
Prevents a man from speaking
The sentiments Of truest love
With which his heart is breaking,
For some sweet flower of his choice
That pines upon the tree,
Because Il was left TO perish there
By mans own modesty.
Awake, o Man and know thy right
As some great poet says
Awake from dark despair and see
The error of thy ways;
Go Join the throng that sweeps along
To J. b. STEEL'S Bookstore,
AT IA Camp street-recolleot,
The number Is DER the door.
In eager haste you III enter,
And before your eyes, I ween,
You III see bright gems of modest love-
Phe Valentines mean.
Then purchase one at any price,
The dearer u Is the better,
For Oh Friday, the 18th inst,
IT will not-be dead letter.
A dear one ii is sure to be-
And sweet twill be honey
At least we III guaranty you III get
The interest your money.
Then haste to steel's, at IA Camp,
(You canhot miss the sign,)
The only way to win hsr love
Is through Valentine. fe13 q 2dp
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necon 0snols' CouRT. = The procsedinas Of thi,
49, yeey did not poasau any public intersst, Only
pN - sat bsfois ths Fit Oiuiot Ceprt. and that
woaa sheapx vpsuaey,
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UHlTHp SrArRs CfRcUIT CouRT.-Tbis court met YES
IN M ~ eat 10 debsrs,, on such hu,ns :. tho n.,
laid before it, General Henderson arose and stated to
~ c6a that he still stood before It, ohaysed with violation
- ~ nsutaty laws Of the United 6ates and he was
Gsvaos Quimsn who was also present said he was very
1ons for speedy trial. but as General Hendersons case
had bssn commenced. he would yield to him.
NJ. Hunon District Attorney, said it was not usual to
have hsss trials in one case during one and he tn
kave General Henderson, ~ c,nt;,rsd y. ~ 49,. 80, ~
~ 49, l. sss - .".el " u'e nsA' Term o.
~. IN .hI rp M - 'ane u's .'o''on, anu nc
he nsxt tenn Al pressn, hev onJ mi s drs.n ou Of
tAs Parish in whch he CONT e Il, on, And =. nra,S.
n ivan bnrS,sS ;n,o haa @ anu as
1870 I; ne, Ne thought II almost impossible to obtain
s,-IS -. !. ~ .n ~ oieans In ms opinion. the court
Ss ~. y ns sAefcse OF sound legal discretion, allow
Ssan henderson 70 occupy the whole term. when there
- 's 1ss 80 wmen might be disposed Of
nut \. smaised mat he had desired to have the
III ia ~ eoua nave she assistance Of the Circuit Judge
snsiv Nal ~ ns S Oh Henerai Henderson for
mn 4 hs Nm" us gag 20 give Governor ou.man
s.. ~ ~. 20 axe precedence Of the business
( : S5s..s.i HsrJs,.or IA ~. T.
r.-me.s.s.srs ~ $500 a.. !; Sossn s ol pa,ues a. the
nm pr.csd.ocs nv, - ~ h.a ny ~ s. ano ne claimed
n.i..rsn ~ = - AAA "'s 'o'Ash' OF Sovernor
AA~,..,,. f,,,h.. ,.,.,.. - ..,...
s Is nsha 70 take ont nsw yenrs snd aaS uonI
js' Y sppssr On Saturday. when the Court
wean pseessa With the case Of General Henderson.
\ y,-S----- - -
80 ~, Lyons was Yesterday
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DIR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon would
- announce to the citizens OF this city and its -
vicinity that he is prepared to attend to all busnesst
IN MS line entrusted to his Dr. Elliott hopes
his long experience Veterinary Surgeon will in--Zx
sure him large bnsinefs, he nine in the Vee-
Inary College of France five Prussia and the
hye years in this city with The Doctor
charges are from 81 to SO upon any durable disease.
Advice gratis.
The Doctor to be fonnd at al hours of the day and
night at Tattersal's Stables. st. Charles street.
EI~ FAMILY HORSES well broke, always on hand
and Tor sale. field Am
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RRANDIEs AND WINES
IL ~ ~ casks RRaymond Peleyosin Brandy;
" A.. Debonche L. Co. -;
0 " j. Is GODDARD -:
70 quarter casks J. J. Dupuy -;
apipes Howard, Marchet & Co. s.:
g - superior Old Port Wine;
10 quarter casks Pale Sherry:
q :, :. Tenerids Wine;
100 cases London Porter; W ms
40 Pale Ale;
:, ao baskets Heidseck Piper Champagne.
lsla aiip - GooDRICH co. 81 Common ST.
SUNDRIES-
~ 1000 packages assorted MackersI:
10 drums Goldfish;
Ivy boxes I.eOnard's Candles:
Ivy - !.tchfield -;
l50 " kenda's -
go 80 Star -.
$50 packages Gordon's Raiisins;
y boxes Blue Grass Kentucky Cheese;
bags Old Government Java Coffee IL; G"ee's'
l50 - prime Havana -;
so1 - prime Rio e;
le0 - Sumatra Pepper
lo0 - Race Ginger;
fel4 6t3p GOODRICH co. "a and as Common st.
TEAS! FEAST
l. Ivy half chests Ninyong Powchong Tea;
is5 :. TT5 Sa Powehons =:
1899 GS5 3 and isS G: 2, Imp. Y.H. -:
ioo halt chests Imperial -;
is do G Goan roH M1ssn =:
felASep GOODRICH = co. a and ~ Common st.
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-HsI, l. STEAMBOAT mr.
f@s7s5aE d Il PA RITZ n Es. ,kGy 70
. Destination.

February, Steamer Captain. Hour Destination
Fhdy, IA, FLORIDA, GSsr.on o'cloak. Mobile
BELLE CREOLE. White, so'coek.. .... picksbn
PATRICK HENRY, Landry, 5 o'clock. Baton Rous
MARY FOLEY, Oalees O'Clock ........ La/ourchs@
FASHION, Marin. o'clock. Points a Hachs
" I" GEN TAYLOR. Trinidad o'clock. Donaldsonp1s
+" GEN. WORTH Watts. 5ocock. .Yasoe City
sstdy Is HECLA, Kay .Assrnndrie
NATCHEZ NO. =, I,eatherS O'Clock lizard Time
E. ID. WHITE, Brady, O'Clock. Whiiamsport
MUSIC, strsck, o'clock. Latourehs
st. JAMES, Power, o'clock Layonrchs
DoswELL.J J. r. Larose 10 O'Clock. .Baii<e
MoNRoE, Gwarne,,S O'Clock. ...........~... Ya.oo
NANloPE, Castillo, O'Clock. ..hnakapas
BELVlDERE Loivick, 70 O'Clock ...RsdRouge
sund 49, u b. MosBY. Kerchsvs 70 O'Clock
Mond, II, BRIDE Amsden. = O'Clock Red River
MoNrGoMERY Estes, o'clock. ...-.... Princeton
Tues, 49, PRINCESS NO. Holmes, o'clock ....picksbg
Uncertain ORIENTAL. Pa xnsm .PibrK
+" GEN. LAFAAYErTE, Bentley O'Clock. .LouisyiAs
BosToNA. Price. " o'clock. .LouissAs
FANNY SMITH, Richards, O'Clock .Lousvius
E. P. McNEAL, Becker 4 o'clock Memphis
" BUENA VISTA, Lanohe, O'Clock 81. Louis
" PACIFIC Fnhian o'clock. .............St Louis
" ST. LOUIS, Taylor, clock announcements. Louis
PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers, Ia O'Clock st Louis
" sULTANA, Gable, { clock. 81. louis
:. IOWA, Carter, O'Clock Louis
COLUMBUS, Post o'clock Louu
iRoQUols. Lee. .Nashpias
Z" " AMERICA johnson, S O'clock. .Nash5iHs
" MoHCAN lrvn, o's'ock Observation-Disclosures
J. MoRRIsETT, n jren, O'Clock. HstumpkG
G. W. KENDALL, Norton, " o'clock Cincinnati
HUNGARIAN, Wbtman. .--.......-.. Cincinnai
DOVE Box o'clock arkansas River
ANNA, Hinke, IL ocock Bayou de Claire
ALAMO, Reed. ociock. -OnachtG River
sALUDA, Wilson, o'clock. ......-...Yasoo Rrs
TEXAS Claiborne 10 O'Clock. Fort Tovnssnd
I" MOBILE, Frost, o'cock .Motls
JAS. L. DAY, Griffin, o'clock Mobile
" CALIFORNIA, ReyaIds.4 O'Clock. ...-.."...Mobh
Will povs sv 'TiiHhs s al
m M Tor safT fffs ~ fod.s
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Fashionable s1yOthts,g.


Opposite Hswetts Exchange.
tE- We receipt complete Stock FAsHIoNA-
BILE CLoTHlNGanG FURNISHING GOODS, comprising nearly
every article way of Dress season.
THOMPSON 81 NIXON,
232ip If No. ~ CGDRp strs,t.
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NEW o RI ANss
FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY "A. 1881.
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AO! for jenny Lind.

mo. EOF eEg9f7ty Allffs.
W The gentlemen are respectfully invited to visit
LeiShton's First Premium Shirt Store,
and view the novelties prepared for their use while listening
to the warnings of the Queen of Song''
JENNY LIND OPERA VEST SHIRTS:
JENNY LIND Embroidered OPERA TIE;
JENNY LIND Brocaded Linen Cambria HANDKER.
CHIEFS;
JENNY LIND PERFUMERY, etc. etc;
WHITE KID GLOVES, lust received Der Falcon.
FINE LINEN EMBROIDERED SHIRTS;
CRAVATS, SCARFS, etc.,
Comprise part, selected specially for the occason
q. LeishtOn's First Premium
Shirt and Geansmen'S Furnishing Store,
fel3 3tGp No 5RovaI s.rsst
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Cleared Ycsterday.
Steamship Maria Burt, Emerson, Galveston,
Dali; r.. Green. Harding &eo
Br ship Oregon. Heron, Liverpool Jas Mace MOO
BIZ brig Golden Rule, Warrington, Demerara
Wm Burgess &co
Schr Buena Vista, CLARK. Mobile, j Farrely
Schr II l. Scranton, Worsoe, Brazos, O Wickbnm
Schr Alice, Miner. Pensacola, Hurley
Schr Jenny Lind, Nicol Apalachicola, Wood s. Low
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Belle Creole. Bennett, from Vicksburg.
Buckeye, Devon, from Cincinnati.
ID White, Brady, from Wilamsport.
Fashion, Martin. from Grand Prairie
Gen Worth. Riggs, from Yazoo City.
Gen Scott Jolly from Cincinnati.
Music, Streck, from Lafourohe.
Patrick Henry, Landry. from Baton Rouge.
Tuscumbia, Johnson, from Leflore.
Vermont. Haslett from Pittsburg.
Towboat Whitney, Heaton. from the Passes-towed
down an to the 7th inst. ships Oxenbrdge, VIII.
Wagram
Towboat Mississippi Brown from the Passes-brought up
ship South Carolina.
TOwboat Diamond, LaPace from the Passes-towed down
and to the 4th inst ships Mary Croker and Riv
erdale, brig Bella del Marlborough up ship Horizon,
m bark May Annah, brig Ociavia.
brig Osceola and schr Emily.
Tow boat Dan Boon, Ben, from the Passes-brough M
brig Alvatado and schr Venus
Tow boat Corinne. - from the Passes-towed down and
sea, bark NIlaudon brig w Stafford and schr G G
Gibbs-hought up brig Rainbow, with loss of rudder.
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AUCTION SALES.

Gold Watches. Jewelry. e. :. and .... Gems.
BY j. ID. BLACHE a CO.
Hls DAY, February a. 10 o'clockWl be sold at their
,S eH sol, rooms No "a Chsrtres street,
Finger Rings and Gems. fel4
Splendid Furniture. Carpets, etc.
By WEYMOUTH, DRAKE T. co.
RDAY February a. at IL o'cock-wbe sold at the Of
l. Customhouse and Bourbon streets-
An elegant FURNITURE
ana Ingram Carpets French Plato Mirrors French Clocks
Pianos China and Glassware, Oil Paintings etc, etc,
Sale positive Terms cash. fel4
Clothing. Hats, Carpet Bags, Cloths, White Shirts
BY j. b. BLACHE e. CO.
LRIDAY February A. at 10 ocockwI be cold al their auction
L rooms, No. IT Chartres
An assortment of CLOTHING such Cloth Coats green
Vests, striped Shirts Bingham Umbrellas su,pende etc.
French Cloths Casmees Dceskns Silk Angola and Brush
Hats, Wilton aud Brussels Carpet Bags
Five white Linen Bosom Shirts fels
Pocket Cutlery. for account Of whom it may
BY VIII. p. SCOTT, AuctfOneer.
RloAY February a at hafpas 70 ocosk-W be sold at the
great Sary Of poCRET as ass to eight blade
and Dirk Knives etc. etc. slightly damaged.
Terms c'sh fell
and Soft Shell Almonds.
By SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
SATURDAY February Is at 10 ocoekW be sold at auction,
$40 10 guar 2asr'er casks Seville evil Olives;
g f ifsii. Soft Shell "a Almonds ID;
3 trails Hard do do
Landing from bark Sophia Mckenzie from Cadiz.
Dry Goods. Dry Goods. Dry Goods.
BY j. L. TAYLOR e. co.
ShTURDAY February Is, 10 viii be at their
~ auction sales room, 81 Chartres street.
sonsting part Bonnet and Dress Lawns, Masin Lace
frins sik Handkerihieis. ETC. etc. el3
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l AV Z FOUND EASUREl
30 says the Consmpve who has bong under
Cough, ram IN the Side end Chest, DebienR Niehl
Sseats AID could ind any a " the A,hmac
whose Iiticuty Of breathing such he could no,
lie down ut night. So says the person has been
Bleeding n the Lungs, aId who failed day hy
cay, Ii ! he met this Invaluable Help
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WANTED-A NEGRO WOMAN wood
" Cook, Washer, etc. Address box v, No. 10, Post.
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John KlDDER, of AKRON, Ohio Qate from
California will please call the undersigned at the
Office of the Crescent % 81 ''
tel4 II JI,EWEIJ,yN ZIpJ
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Steamship Mexico Talbot from Chagres 9th inst to Harris
Morgan-ad my.
Ship Horizon Thompson, 16 days from Portland (Me to
masef-Lafayette.
Ship Cairo, Iong Is days from Boston, master-2 N.Y.
Ship South Carolina Pebe ID days from Boston, to Eos.
dick &co-2d my.
Bark Cora, Horton. Is days from Baltimore. to Ash.
bridge &co-1st my.
Bark Wagam Lovelt. from Rio de Janero a2d Dec to
Woodruff &co-2d my.
Bark Mary Annah Heating, 20 days from ThOmaston to
maser-2d my.
Brig Octava; Decker u days from Chagres in ballast to
master-Pont.
Brig Osceoa Stone. IS days from Wilmington IN O., to
maser-2d my.
Brig Aiymado, -, from Chagres to master-Point.
Br schr Emily Parsons days from Rattan Island
list my.
Scr Venus Appleby days from Brazos, in ballast, to
mater-2d my.
Schr VIM Pets Saunders days from st Marks to mas
ter-Basin
Basin.
sch Ea, schernbeck. day from Pensacola, to
Sc Hunter. HadIey, days from ApaachicOa, master
Basin.
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Street, Ihnteen Buildings. fel3 2ts
INFORMATION WANTED Ii Mrs Nc.
l. FEELY, or MARGARET SHELLS, il in the city
she will hear OF somethng her by calling AT lie
corner q Laurel and Second streets. Lafayette
felS 3tt GEORGE Finn
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LAW SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLLEGE,
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4 gal education for the Bar in any ofthe United
States, excepting only matters of merely local law
and practice; and also systematic course ofin-
struction n Commercial Law forthose whopropose
to ngage in Mercantile pursuits.
The Law Library, which is constan.lyincreas-
ng, contains now about ID ,0G0 volumes. tin
cludes a very complete collection of American and
English Law, and the principal works Of the Civil
and other foreign Law. Itis open to students, and
warmed and lightedfor theruse during bothterm
and vacations
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the last week of August, and the second Term in
the last week of February; each term continues
twenty weeks. Students are admitted al any pc
riod OF term or vacation The fees $50
Term, and 1926 for halfa Term. For this sum stu
dents have the use of the Law Library and text
books, and ofthe College Library, and may attend
all the of public lectures delivered to the
undergraduates ofthe University.
Theinstructors ofthe Law School are Hon. JOEL
PARKER, LII. D., Royal Professor; Hon. THEoPHI-
LUIS PARSONS, LII. D., Dane Professor; Hon. FnED-
ERIcK H. ALLEN, University Professor, and Hon.
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For applicationmay be made
to either of the Instructors.
JARED SPARKS, President.
CAMBRIDGE, Feb. ii 1850.
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