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AMIN BEY.-When the Turkish Major was at
Washington, among his first visitors was General
Scott Addressing his interpreter, the General
requested tn that he might be made known to the
iurk' his" said the interpreter, -" is General
Scott, the hero of Lundy's Lane, and the officer
that whipped the Mexicans, and" Stop, STOP"
replied Amin Bey, arresting the interpreter in the
midst OF his speech, and he made some remarks to
the interpreter, in the Turkish language which
that individual thus rendered to the General: He
stopped me, General, to say that he knew you
that you are the greatest General in the world
Buffalo Daily Courier.
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A census of Ri' de Janeiro city, Brazil, taken in
the latter part of the year lS49, showed total
population there of 2O5,9O6 inhabitants In the
city and surrounding districts there were 266, ,466
inhabitants, Of which number ,093 were born in
Brazil, and 1927 born in foreign countries. Of
the native Brazlians, 5,74s were men, and rs, 345
women. OF the persons OF foreign birth, 77,2l7
were men, and 80, 1856 women. The large proper
ton of foreigners has been caused by the consan,
influx of slaves from Africa. There were 43, l29
men and 22S7l women slaves classed among the
foreigners. OF the free population, 14,9l3 were
married, 2503 widowers, and 60, 953 single; 12, 96a
females were married, 62l3 widows, and 49,3la
single.
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A SURE and safe remedy for, and will positively
yspepsia Chrome Diarrhea, Sea Sickness Cholera and
when ,n.an;am and restore healthy acon the Liver
pafice oi oalOmel mercury, qulnine morphine
entering INTO their compound. They not purpor
euy ior all manner of diseases that flesh is heir to- but
@ Warran's us IN saying the above they will posi-
uuTy cure They viii also all derang Of the
he anu relieve from those aches and pains throughout
he system commonly called rheumatic
g. IL AZ excellent remedy for the Gravel and as Vermi
iuge Or Worm medicine. there is none better
~ Prepared only by Dr. s. FAsrHER I4O Fulton
susss, EEL New Y orA few doors from Broadway.
e-y- .,.u- E. ID. BEACH 1N Canal street.
sas, Texas and Florida " fsiiriydNw w
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Is THE PICTURE Coop oNR?-A Bea,
BrunpnseH among the Worhimgmsn.-A cores.
pondent of the Sunday Courier thus describes an
eccentric individual in New Orleans:
"We have man here by the name of Duncan
who has most singular taste in regard to clothing
and jewery. He wears an immense broad. brim.
med hat, and gold embroidered suit of clothes
that cost in Paris over $500. He has gold watch
chain that would fasten an elephant; five or 81,
pounds OF rings dazzle on his fingers his boots are
encased in silver coats of mail and he carries a
cane bedzened with massive chunks of silver
There is an amiable bearing about the man thai
warrants me in considering his most singula,
fancy, and not charlatan love of notoriety HI
is cleany, hard working stevedore, and the lew
elry on his person is valued at $4,000, which he
wears only on Sunday. There is no dirty misan
thropy about him so often mistaken for true de-
mocracy, but desire to crafty this odd fancy with
some proprety."
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A WESTERN DRAWBACK. = The Minnesota
Pioneer Advocates the necessity of land lmta.
ton law in that Territory, as follows:
If such thing be possible, we are in favor o.
putting limit to the purchase of public lands fol
speculation. Much of the choicest lands betweer
here and the ST. Cro' is taken up by non resi-
dents, who do not improve, and never intend IL
improve it. Lands SO hung up for speculation
might as well be an impassabe swamp; and every
enlry SO made may be considered as good as sub
merged"
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SSA11Y!|5zS SSYA11Y9:!||5zSI

The DAG UtKkEOIYPE SALOONS, No
S3 Camp street, tShiAs buidings) are now open
Tor the reception of visitors who RESPECTFULLY invited to
examine m the very extensive coleaton Of PORTRAITS.
patrons.
LIZ By the superior arrangement of the LIGHT in the
Operating Room constructed expressly for this purpose with
an immen,e SKY-LIGHT, and by Il NEW CHEMICAL Pro.
CESS used in preparing the Plates. the Portraits are produced
IN very short OF time (ony few second) exhibiting
nigh deaIee OF perfection, with the proper and natufa
not be liie-like.
ST A choice variety of new style Enamellei and En-.
graved LoCKkTs of the finest Gold and best wnrkmanshp
prices =
tv Artists supplied with every article used in the Da.
guerreotype at NewYork prices. Il, JACOBS,
d34 hm No. 81 Camu New llrleans.
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BENEFIT FROM THE High WATER.-While 9
large portion of the Mississippi Valley is suffering
from the swollen condition of the river, there are
isolated points that appear TO flourish under the in
fluence of overfows
Our readers generally are aware that the towr
OF Port Gibson, Miss, is situated at distance o.
about six miles back from the Mississippi River
Grand Gulf being the river town in front of it. In
all other conditions of the river than the threaten
ing one we have now, Port Gibson's greatest
drawback is the want of communication with the
Mississippi by water. But it is refreshing to heal
from our respected contemporary of the Port Glib
son Herald, that difficulty of that kind exists al
present. In his paper of the 2lst, he says:
Backmater IN the Bayou, Sc. - Although the
Bayou Pierre has been unusually low during the
winter months, The backwater from the Mississippi
has at last put it in fine navigable order of which
advantage has been taken by the produce dealers
and the scene of activity now presented at the
landing, speaks we'll for the business of our town.
Quite number of flatboats, laden with all sorts
of Western produce can now be seen there, and &C
far as We can learn, every thing of that kind can
now be obtained there at river prices.
As the rivers above are falling the Port Gibson
falboats will have to sell out quickly. Their
g business season" will be a short one.
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FLORIDA SIsAL.-The Florida Sentinel has re
celyed a sample of natiye Sisal and rsna.Ls.

FLORIDA S1sAL-Ihe Florida Sentinel has re.
ceived sample of native Sisal, and remarks:
=" The hemp sent us by DR.. Jones is perhaps a
shade lighter in color than the Mexican SisaI and
presents the same glossy and silky appearances. Ii
strikes us that The fibre is somewhat coarser bn,
tins may be owing TO the primitive manner ir
which 1t was dressed. The length of fibre is 8
little upwards of four feet, and the strength of il
cannot we'll he surpassed Nobody will suffer his
attention to be diverted from cotton growing when
prices range from nire to thirteen cents /; but we
are disposed to think that the time may come when
the production of Sisal hemp will receive good
deal of attention in Florida. There is no section
of the Stale where it cannot be produced abun.
dainty, with very little culture
4" Is 1t not surprising that with so much better
fibre at hand capable of being produced in any
quantity-wlth the bear grass growing wild in our
woods, producing fibre of very little inferior
quality should still, year after year, send 10 In.
da, to Scotland, AMI where not, for our cotton
bagging9"
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ALMOST NlARRIED.-At Huron, Erie county, ON
the 80, there was curlons attempt at marriage.
1t ltappears that relations of intimate riendsbip had
existed between DIR. R. and Miss b. for
two years, which resulted in their presenting
themselves at the Episcopal Church for the purpose
of marriage. The first portion of the service, EN-.
bracing the VOWS of the bridegroom, were promptly
responded to by him. The covenant of the bride
was then read by the clergyman, to which she
promptly answered "Nom ~ he minister asked
her ii sle was in earnes, in what SHE said. Yes,
sir, said she; ' he has perured himself, uiAed
with the aft ctions of others, and have but done
him justice" And turning round, she took a gen.
tlemans arm and left the church. The doctor says
he don't understand it, and declares his innocence.
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CASE OF PoIsoNING.-The fairfield (Nlaryland)
Daily Register says: On the 18th instant, we
learn that Mr.. Daniel GLADDEN., and lady, partook
of poison, administered in coffee by their cook.
who Immediately thereafter absconded Mr.. G.
very soon discharged from his stomach the poison,
by vomiting, but not so his lady, to whom medical
aid was speedily secured, without success however,
for she survived but short time. This has truly
been an afflicted family; but short time since an
infant of Mr.. g. was burned to death in its cradle
and now the partner of his life has been prema.
turey hurried hence doubtless by the destroyer OF
his infant, for the is now suspected of hav.
ing set fire to the clothing around the child. We
are informed that the negro has been arrested
tried and condemned to be hung on Friday, the
l4th April next. She is now in jail awaiting the
time for her execution.
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MILLER, HARRIS& WALDO, No "a Canal
ll street, New Orleans. wholesale and retail dealers in
FINE TABLE CUTLERY. Plated, Planishsd, Tin Ja
panel ard Woodso Ware; Table Mats; Gilt and Brenzet
.amps and Gisndoes; Glassware; Plain and Cood Floor
and MaI sndes % spermW & ale, Lard, In,esd, NsasfooI
tine, and PAINS n" all descriptions; ushe Window Glass;
rury White lead; Ssad Paper Glue; Curled Hair Hap
senuns and srnss Flowing. Polishing, Scraping, Fuui
tule Coach, Black Japan aud "a hte Dauar VaIuishes
Also-Pcked and Common Moss always for sale.
II, PRICES OF CAAPHINE:
BY the barrel 80 per gallon
~ u9 uNe sahons'' 90 cents per gail0h
mhla II ~ tsW
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A REMARKABLE PAPER.-'rhe Commercial A

ver'iser says, in the course of an article:
gentleman called to pay his yearly subscription 10 on
country edon for the forty eighth mehe having regular,
taken that paper for half century within years.
Now man who would call to pay a subscrip
ton, or any other debt, for the forty eighth time i.
certainly curiosty-but not so great as he whc
could take paper half a century Within tDo years
This is certainly the greatest specimen of co1den.
sation we ever heard Of. IN. Y. Day Book.
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A G. - - EssEc

L n n v Il IL IL Il II y :. srzr 81
NEW ROUTE, via CINCINNATI Columbus and
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Upper and Lower
Uanata Rochester. ssranuss, Albany Saratoga Spiings.
oNew ork 10 4s hours from Cincinnati. via Little M,ama
Nenia and Go umbn and Columbus and Cleveland Rail-
oads wo Daily Trains-norning and evening On and
after the opening Of Lake Ere by
Express rain will leave Cincinnati the morning
Cleveland same evening, and proceed RuAo the
oyy kessnIa, first class steamers EMPIRE STATE and
MUCK rE STATE arriving at Bafa!o next morning in
time for Evening Lines Of Steamboats, arriving New
York next morng-making houn through from
Cincinnati to New Y ork.
paYenssr leaving Cincinnati by Morning Express Tsin.
Will sleep hfst night OF above Will sleep
second night North River feeling esh for
business arriving New when leaving ihe! h0mes
No cha ge for Meals state00ms the boaIs N
connection with this line. Passengers BY Evening ffain
night Columbus (caplta of Ohio) or nno-
cesd direct through, as may suit Their ne
Roads of this and laid heavy
Rail and viii be spared to secure the safety
and speed of travellers. - - -, -
Steamers leave daily for Dunkrk. Detroit Mack.
naw Chicago and all The principal points on the Lakes.
~ For all in formation and through tickets, pleas apply
at The Office East side of Broadway first door Worth Of
Front IIncinpaIi r. w. STRADER, Agent
Iiucin FebfU3Ty, lsol tein
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PHILADELPHIA STEAM PAcKETs.-The Phila.
delphians are awake to the advantages-yea, ne.
cessity of pushing forward their steamship enter
prises. As the City of Glasgow was preparing to
leave her moorngs there for Liverpool on the 18th
instant, with IS passengers and large cargo) the
new steam propeller Albatross, built for John l..
Linton's line of Philadelphia and Charleston steam
packets, laid to in waiting for the "City TO start,
that they might go 10 sea in company. Off they
steamed together-one for trip to the old world
the other for an experimental sea voyage to
Gotham.
Crowds of people had assembled on the wharves
to witness these steamers depart. About 100 in.
vited guests, among whom several members
of the press, were on board of the Albatross. Am.
pie supplies of good things had been provided for
the occasion.
The Albaross is represented as perfect model
of a steamer, with excellent accommodations fol-
passengers. She was to have taken her station
and commenced running in connection with the
Osprey, in the Philadelphia and Charleston line
on the 22d instant.
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made between California and Shanghai, China, a
distance of 5400 miles, in thirty-sx days, by the
ship Memnon, and thiry-four by the schooner
Sierra Nevada, excltes good deal of attention.
The prediction made by Thomas Butler King, Of the
Committee on Naval Affairs, in his report to the
House 18th May, lS4S, that soon passengers would
arrive in London from China in as short time via
New York as by the India British overland route
IS nearly accomplished. Passengers by the Sierra
Nevada were thirty-four days to Caforna,--leav-
ing San Francisco lst February, they arrived in
New York 9TH March, being thirty. four days
more and making only sixty-eight days from Shan
ghai' which is beyond all precedent. This is but
the beginning of mighty trade. The advantages
OF California to this country will not be fully appre-
clated tor years to come. 1t will open wide field
for commerce and enterprise field, too that has
hitherto been very little explored BY our country
men. Philadelphia Inquirer.
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The Worlds Fair " is the title of piece to
Ahe Crystal Palace. newly finished will be exhibited
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MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE.

NEW MUSIC STORE,
SO Camp street, three doors belo,c Poydras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
pse EXAMINE asp q" he sTss N spepda Tk aSs
and MUSICAL iNsTRUM MENrs. at The
sssss s ss 5s / ss Co.. ss.d
Gilbert losIt Co. and the best oi other makers.
GaaS PsSo. r110 P.n % hsm% Hsr and Pe'
Square are Panos from Gilbert, Dunham. VIM. Hall Son.
The splegdid prize Piano. from wm all s. Son. Broad.
Melodeens from to octavos.
farlOr organs. reh carved
New Of Gutars. Of ch and varied patterns some of
Improyed Accordeena, warranted get ont of tune
brass from double bsss to ato-toseer with
S AFEfb r trust ina has CHI charge of the establish.
%em, and will be at all times ready wait bis
room has been fitted up for the especial use Of the ladies'
s, have tried sF %xSo
riAs9 ss sonSt IT ~ 4s9 sAKss Nys's To TSIohs.
- PLaN3 FoRTEs. 1 rom II Tie justly il'a.SI isEs;s.s
s 8sn ~ %infs d:'oa i4a9 Cal: G Se an. "
81 T. sfT oxGs 81 ffls FIX;
f sso IN an. e f., % (: %
particularly oI the country. where Tuners can ssdom
ana Sssas a1 oa
which be removed in moment, there being
ton % ss,"sfH Ii R.n1 sHss @
~ other Mnsical nstrumeni; constantly hand and
KG Forte, Guitar, Flute, ETC. Also INSTRUCTION
SeA BOOKS foI all musical instruments. kY- A Lib
era Discount Dealers Teachers and all those sending large
orders. -. All ordeu promptly attended to. nh22
MUSIC AND MUSICAL ALINsTRUMENTs.-T
lvl subscribers would respectfully request your .on.
attention to Their large and extensive stock Of Mu. -
sic and Musical Merchandise of every descrpticn M
and also to their well selected assortment Of Piano HN
United States and Europe.
Strings Violin, Guitar, Harp Violincello Double Bass
etc: Guitar Pins, Pegs. Screws. etc.
Yoins. Flutes Gu tar; Aocordions. Bras instruments
Piano Forte Wlre Tuning Hammers, Forks, etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders Tor Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
attended to.
liberal discount made dealers and professors. and to
seminaKes. r.
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken part payment
for
All the Music received from the North pub.
lished.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge
Mr.. Il. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans, La. Oct. %.
L. A. TYLER.
o35 dtf&WH Il. ID. HEWITT.
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GOSHEN BUTTER-35 kegs choice Dairy
- Butter Just received and for sale by
mhsa SAMUEL WOLFF. 50 Camp st.
CHAMPAGNE-l0 baskets Lion d Orr Cham
~ payne landing and for sale by
nh23 SAMUEL WOLFF Ok Camp at.
SHERRY WiNE-l0O Or. casks choice Sherry
mh2s SAMUET. WOLFF. "a Camr ST.
SPARKLING HOCK-3O cases Henkle " Co. Is
- Genuine - arkiiig Hook Tor sale BIZ
mh-s SAMUEL WOLFF. s5 Camp ST.
Naval SroRES-6OO bbs. Tar, Pitch, Soap
and Steamboat Rosin, for sa a by
mhlS HAYMAN l. HOLDEN es magazine st.
TAR-30O bbls Tar, landing and for sale by
= mhs HAYMAN b HOLDEN 70 Ergaxinsr..
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John GRE ENFIELD has for sale lot of
splendid fLDEeRlSsa .e5Egs eTRHfSsssH and Ornamental ,
Shrubs, S8
sHhFR FRHpT tna TREES. ~
Laura Mnndi, lOto IS I'll Vcksburg Peaches Pears
4SaSe ,ss flowsrns MYRTLE Ppms s. R;i so' and Apple
= e,fss Do ss!s sssass.'ii's: ssasss F,ss.:
100 Cypress Pyramdais. s to 80 Grape Vines;
e.,, ~ rt; reet; ~ Lemons;
g Eaiapa 20 l0 0ioi5 + 1900 Sweet. Mandarin. Cur
20 AServa otsssa ssssss sts 9,anssss Strawberry.
10 "s"'s F'"s'Hf . aSi S iSs ss Bs Be- i ..ss
Indian Rubber Trees to 10 $500 Cypress PyTamidas
200 Grand Duo Jasmine; 5oo ATboiyitm, 81 to feet
Five thousand Green-house Plants and Shrubs ut the
Nursery, On Poland street, near the Tobacco Ware
Plant and Seed Store. corner of Exchange Place and
aII I;nas sase, Sppdse ibs post oee Sew Oesns
VI WINE quallty, on moderate terms MI tap'os
SHAKESPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,
POS Girod Street. Nep Orleans.
WHEELER, Pc EtTEES IL CO, would res
Dc sTEAMsoAF WORK, and md baa 'aIs 81 sUGAR Mill
and M MacSERR9 sad
such as Turn Tables Stay Plates Switches Chairs etc. On
Having Lathes various sizes enabled to turn and
bore Iron and Bross work OF amos, al kinds M,.
Crate Bar, s,oe Fronts an SHUTTERS and Doors cry
and Tomb Ratings, Shafts and puleys AXES and BOXES
Girders Stove Plates Veatafors, Sash Weshs' etc., VIII
The Blaekmh Department Is htei up 10 ehape workmen
to execute orders that may be regesed; s,;a. . .
' WFEEIEEEs fETrEEs CO: ssSpssn NsS La
4. g. PETTEES. 5. SWOOP.
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DCo 1870; Pinet. Cashl.
Ion 4 Go Hennessy, London
Dock etc. etc.
SHERRY Amontillado
Harmony. Imperial, Yriarte,
Lobo, etc. slc.
NJ ADEtRA - Blackburn's
South Side, Howard, Marsh
P0RT-Ths q ueen's, Opor-
to London, etc eic.
BURGUNDY = Chamber.
tin. Hermitage. etc. ete.
CHAMPAGNE Piper &
Co. s Ii eidsick, Schneider.
Creme de Bnuzy, etc. etc
HIT. SAUTERNES-Cha
teau d'Yguem. e c. etc.
CLARET-ChateauLafit,e,
In -l. I
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la Rose, Leoyle, etc. ete.
BQCK-Johannisberge Rulesheimer. etc. etc.
ke Very superior Holland Gin Scotch. Irish, and Mo-
n0ngahela Whisky French Cortlials. tuaooa, etc. etc.
ES'' City retailers and oorniry merchants supplied
favorable terms.
~ Clubs and gentlemen furnkheiw hoice Wines
Brandiss small paekages assorts 10 feS 6mos
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No. 81 Camp street, Neto Orleans,
IMPORTER CHoICE
RANDIES-Sazerac 1895; 0tart, Dupuy &
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MINERS
RilI!EyUc'IE

THIS VERMIFUGE will always expel Worms
in fomtwo 70 1--WE hour after being administered il il
al.o safe in it, opsrston and mare easily given than any
WiNER's vRRMIFUGE has now Stood tn. tsst Of ~
srA year, and bea proved supsof and oil psspafs
tons for imiler upess 1t d certain to expsi Worms
shadow Of doubt about Il. II CANNOT FAIL. This
nay appear s,ons ass.sgs b.t i Z net ss.onss than ws
who has u:sd 4 wi any Other vhs1 \ can b eb
bss mai y cu ss ,oUs NE
why Bso.n. tsy hsd sonadsse: r. T. I'D knew that i
Thousands o. estdcas could b published. Il Il
ssary TO pow hs stst:msn, eSt nsle al viii prove
or ssa,emsnls that could b written. TSyit
~ - peEicg!a. snd !sMsmby TIE Mama = WiNER'S
thaa ON b. dsps.dsd upon, nememhM shia
PtspsEsd only By = y0hN WlhER Co.,
-. For sals yhosss.ls md !stsil b. .-a.l.
q Sole Agent for ths South. myi7 n0v1
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