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FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE for a smaller or
20 less draught oil waer-A first rate SCHOONER 81,
=, oo IONS well found in respect sails etc., Sk
sands "A No l. and now running is a fast saer and Se
III yea gong vessel; would suit well go Pensacola
e, OF any her place carries well, with good cabin,
JAZZ I'm MOSES EASTMAN, New Basin
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
LATITUDE 2sc 81 30' N.-IosGIruDr9 pc Win Time 81
Cleared Saturday.

Cleared Saturday.
Ship Jas Pennell. Fullerton, Liverpool Nv Baxter
ship Delaware. Tarbox, Boston, JP Whitney co
Ship Falcon. Patton, London. ] Z Whitney n leo
Ship Mu-congas, kel oran, Havre, l. ii Gale
Ship Arcadia, Jordan, Havre, IL baxter
BIZ ship Julius Caesar, Flemming, Genoa, q A Hoh
50 bark Barcelon-s Maristeny Barcelona, Tintnrn
Bark John Bird, Bird. New ork, Drew & Yves on
Prus bark Prlnze Adalbert, Dube Bordeaux l. Ii Gale
Brig Rugerline, Crowell, Chagres r NJ Harrison a co
echr e v, Wright. Apalachcoa Wood Il Low
Schr Martha, Rowe. Pensacola, ] Hurley
Schr PaIsaaga, Miigan, Pensacola, Hurley
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SHER MANS
PATENT FKEMiuA
A b d Q M I NJ A L
SUPPER TER

No q Az ONfs 10 u CSaTIfs IsssH
Thelghtes most elastic and usf
the cure oil the cOmpainthe bearing down feeling
the bottom of weakness side and back
the whites etc. Ia pregnancy its prevents miscarriage
In tact, q indispensable the comfort of delicate
female any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter. tney
be referred to the wife OF celebrated physician of this
city, who with perfect satisfaction, ateT1y
ing several other patent without relief Phys
cans are respectfully invited call and examine the
nent at the proprelors, 20 st. Charles street.
In Practice have had apply
ooasted Abdominal Supporter have
sdaned and The afflicted
Phiaielphis, Aug 49, 1919 VIM. ANDERSON, n n,
For years afflicted with compant-paIt
the time confined my bed My suffering. very great No
thing relieved until of Mr. Atdoripa
porters enat aboni nv or
trer len and II
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NOTICES.
Second Municipality Lyceum.

Il The Lectures at the Lycsun Hall will delivered on
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at O'Clock p. NJ
The distinguished Dr. J. LAWRENCE SMITH is engaged to
deliver twelve Lectures upon the subject Of Chemistry
followed by other learned Profeaor upon different
Science during contemplated by ordnance Gre
atins the Library aud Lyceum.
admission these Lectures ara
fJliovs
Season Ticket admitting gentleman and s5 90
IicEet single Lsctnrr.-.s
n Til kets may obtained from the Librarian Second
Municipality Hall. Ia2i
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PRANDIEs, WINES AND LIoUoRs-

RRANDIEs, WINES AND LIQUORS
ca:'il'n 'e9ne' isl5-s R Rsif s si9s
Bpi;Ssi.. T9eechs & Co.'S : baf pirs. and IL q.
Raymond half pipes and 10 qrs.;
union-4 half pipes and qr'.;
Wines:
5saas. M Sssss &C. RR9 sos
5 fIsbs a'es''a-is s ss:m:. s ss'ss;
Hamfny chs ssphew' sheHygs G1srsr eas.s
S;SSIn1 pure juice shs"ysqaaasI ss:.:;
Champagne, Heidsiek-s5 baskets;
:. DENT Ponyrel, quartso7t5o baskets;
C1aret, various qualities-2oO boxes;
Hook and Burgundy-25 cases;
Whisky, Mopongshela and Bourbon some very .upe.
Gin. Meder. swami pipe;
:: g,aSt G HSs.e1i dpa pipe
Iama is RUM luncheon;
s ssss whsA' VI p p9nsRRson:
Scotch Ale. pnts and quarts-20 casks;
London Porter, pnts and gnarts-31 casks.
In store and Cnst0mhouse, and for sale By
Jazz 2.awsm 20 Common st. and Canal st. Row.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS
AGA s E -
GENERAL COM Ey.tS-cN md PACK.s0E
Delivery igency,
CONNECTED nith H.iR.YD MS Northern Lire1
BURNS, COUVfS d CO., Projectors,
Central Office 81 Camp street.
I'HE public are informed that Goods, Packages
Parcels, Jewelry an other vauabes can be forwarded
by this Express to all the Cite the Mississippi, Ohio Ar
kansas and Cumberland Rivers between Newt Orleans St
Louis Cincnnat Little Rock and Nashvile to Galveston
Point Isabel and Brownsville in Texas; to Chagrs. Pana
~ass sS%s w and
Pensacola; TO NewYork Boston, baltimore, PhiIadeipha
Washngon and other Nophern and E1s,en cities and also
10 I.ondon, Liverpool or aay part of Great Britain.
~ Packages, Parcels, cic, the Central Office
81 lamp street. NswOreans to HARNDEN'S Express
Office. NewYork Boston, and other Northern cities or
to our gents in Of the cities above referred to- will be
conveyed with safety and expedition their destination
REFERENCES:
Samuel j.; Peters, Esq. w. h. Partee, ESQ.
John NJ Bell, EA Peter Maxwell l. 90,
William Mure. j. ". Stanton s. CO.
EW Our Special Messenger leaves NewOrlsans and Mo-
bile on alternate DAYS tSnndays exceped d2O 3pem, u
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FOR SALE-A DRUG STORE, on reasonable
= terms. Apply to J. BOOTH,
Jazz I'm corner Girod and Carondelet SITS.
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n K w ORLEANS
e.

HARRY CHAPMAN's BEHEFIT.-RichdTd UL-Harry
Chnpmans benefit at the St. Charles last evening of
the greatest affairs of the season. and Richard I'll
done lece browner prehaps than done before
When i understood that Dan Rice personated the Hump
backed Tyrant description will, of course, fall far
sort OF the reality. Dan ably sustained by the immense
uagedan, Harry Chapman. Richmond. and such brace
OF agedHns probably before together
stage Richards anxiety about his kingdom. the first
scene or rather the first in which he appeared
tcuary painful, and he called Norfolk and all his friends
Unfortunately to aid him in doing something which
particularly understood by body. On retiring to his tent
Richard not exactly HIMSELF and he did mt happen
remember what Mr. Shakespeare intended him say; so he
bid his boys cordial good night" and left. Will.
sumbeng, Mr. Richards legs very much agitaed and
they performed sundy gya0ns, which betray ed great
ta anxiety and awakng the proprietor Of the legs pro-
ceeded to strike several terrific attitudes, and call
imaginary groom f r animal He finally the
cuon that he had been dreaming and he distinctly asserted
that he wasn't afraid. Richmond equally confident
OF carrying thing before him. when he appeared the
The Lords and and assured them that he had
long distance into the bowels Of the land which
he considered very important his in the Pre-.
vious to the fight Richard manifested the painful ankle
y to learn whether the sun had been but when he
informed that had made its Appearance, he sad he
did mt much about it any how but he would have
Young George SANKEY'S lead cut off Immediately
The battle cannot be described manner TO do JUS
tee TO II. great heard shout behind the
scenes and the number of drums were terribly beaten
Richard appeared, oured his frog -sticker and made
particular request of Richmond come out and have
round with him. Richmond didn't hear him, and Richard
therefore went off, but, the great of the AUDIENCE
the champions at length out, mounted " basket
hore1 which reared and plunged in the fearful
ner thrilling combat ensued. Blows which brou ght forth
sparks OF fire. exchanged and the fight only ended
when Rtefard fell through his horse. and disappeared
uyh
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TT Notice to Gas Ecnsumers.-The cousumsyy of
GAS notified that, from The first day January next ali Bill.
for Gas aud Fixtures be be paid monthly without exception
and In all eaes where ths rule not complied with before erpt
ration of each month, the zrpiy Of Till Be s4psndsd
By order Of the Board of Director,
dts DIN Unor
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VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AM

VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND
NEGROES FOR SALE-A very valuable am; biybv
moyed sugar Plantation situated in the parish of Pone
Conpee containing 1900 acres of which 500 under Gu
walton, offered for sale Sugarho with supe
f0I t'nglne has Just been completed of % 600
WIN ne Plantation offered Thirty valuables Negroes
ana M supply OF Mules. Horses, Wagons and Stock For
a more iui description and terms, apply to
10, ar WRIGHT. VII LIAMS Il co.
DOL II Union Row. n Carondelet st.
w HlSk go barrels, landing and for sale by
'. Ja2o LW. ARTHUR & co 8 and . New Ievee.
pRuNES-50 cases, tin cans, new Prunes.
II jaS A. F. COCHRAN, "a Tohoupitoulas st.
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PEREMPTORY SALE.
saierRtns. Sperm Candles. Brandy etc.
By SYKES. HYDE g. co.
TUESDAY, January rs hapast 10 ocock-W be sold at
tielr auction store, 81 Magazine without,
leo tbis Saeratus prime order
Is boxes Sperm Candles,
halt pipes French Brandy
u pipes Holland Gin. under Customhouge keys
50 kegs Wrought Nails
Terms sale. iap7
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~ Notice is hereby giseu hat application has been
made the iouant state Bank Duplicate Cer
No is3 dated Jtnuary 81 ISIS Of 21o u ra)
the Louisiana State Bank in the n JOSEPH FOWLER
the original Of which has been lost misd W. BOGARr
ja1sOd Of the Estate Of j. Fowler Jr
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Exports.
LlVERPOOL-Per ship Penne: 1852 bales cotton 800
10. beef. 4O8 bbls flour, 300 savss
BOS TONPer ship Delaware 1893 bales cotton $685. bbls
flour 20! les 24 bbs Is hi do pork IA l23 bbs SO
Lard 81 Lids Ids leather BOO hides, cks Dash. o
LONpON-Per ship Falcon: lil6 hhds tobacco 5000
slaves; bXs minerals for the Woris Fair.
HAVRE-Per ship huscongas: Bob bales cotton, $500
HAVRE-Per ship Arcadia 20ss bales cotton 2lOO slaves
49, I'D hides
GENOA-Per ship julius Caesar: 2l06 bales cotton.
BARCELONA-Per bark Barcelones 5i7 bales cotton, 2
bales 4i9 sheets metal keg copper nails
BORDEAUX-Per bark Prinze Adalbert: 50 900 slaves
NEW fORk-Per bark John Bird 1879 bbls molasses,
163 hhds sugar.
CHAGRES-Per brig Rogerne 20 hf 26 bbls flour 2 bbls
hid sugar ties hams, B bXs cheese, ~ kegs butter etc.
APALAClllCOLa-Per suhr & V: 20 nj ae5 hb s flour
sugar, 30 bSs cheese, % bags coffee.
PENSAGOLA-Per schr Patsalaga: 60 bbs flour 10 do
pork ~ bb oasses, ties hams, 20 kegs butter 100 sacks
PENSACObA-Per schr Martha: 10) bb's flour 10 bbls
whsky, III do pork, % sacks corn 10 do coffee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-27

~ In conjunction with the AMERICAN THEATRE,
WILL GIVE hei. grand EQUESTRIAN and DRAMATIC
w SpECTACLES MONDAY TUESDAY EVEN
INGS Jauu 9Th and S5th WASHINGTON SQUARE
pos lively TWO RIGHTS ONLY.
Prices Of DIN ssoDress Circle so Children haprice
Boxes rs cents Coored Boxes IS
Sss- Doort open 6 z. NJ; Performance a27 q
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,a steamship Gqlveson II bales cotton
q Surges &eo-i0 do A ID Grief &co-S bbs do Col T +
huni--lotal, 81 bales cotton.
LlVERPOOL-Per ship Caroline Nesmith: IS crates and
hhd earlhenware III casks hard and holowware boxes IA
De cases mse ~ Gas sol ash. % Dh nee1 OIL S94 bxs
upiate ols bs iron, 452O bars railroad iron, orderi
mdse Cason tles-3s do Thos Medley &co2i0 crates
cks earthenwae w A Violet &co-3 eases mtse Richard &
tese2i cases ~ bales do Mcdowell, Mills &co24 casks
bottled beer Hoghton, Rankin &co35 crates eahenware
AlearU crates basket do uison Syestre-I pkgs mdss
son-3 cases cks do y Holland2 cks do Fel-9 cks
y crates eaIenware John Gauchel50 bNs plate Marsh
u Rane-i2O do, $50 bdis iron Bridge Bro-l cask mde
thas Mason-4 bales do Eeinaud-i2 do Leyos-
casks hardware, 60 bids 376 bars Prestey Bien-S3
crates hhds earhenware Moorei5 do Hewitt
s. cks do and chains Bacque-l guns soubie-5
ck hardware etc Ferguson-3O cks do and chains bags
nails, baskets Wees ITO hdls pans trays, etc Davd-3
Gk hardware and CHAINS 90 foxes plate. "a
BIDS iron Robb-8 cks hardware and chains Hogan Ter
rand-ll cks do do 10 kegs nails bales mdse w Armstrong
perau &coii and bales mdse b Holiness casks
hardware and chains Jas Mctregor &co3S crates casks
earthenware Ilunneweil, Hill &co.
BEAu M Rls-Per ship Royal Wliam 35l tons slate
SEW YoRK-Per bark Condor: Assorted mdse
NJ II JANElRO-Per brig Russian: 3O75 bags coffee
lAMPlCtl-Per chr Oregon % bales iaap de Fuen,es
Neo-si 20, $iUO specie rupinSl9l9 So w Zacharie
@uoIIsiIo Jeannelt-s959 Cason Vles-sl300 : Fer
Toia sus s5 cane and fruit, trunk Rodewald &co
,o hipaALACHiCOLA-Per schr E Bernardo 4sl bales cot
=, PENsACoL A:Per schr Ann Eliza: Is ba es oottou |
eS-' 10 Mitchell &co-l5O00 feet lumber, order
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STEAMBOATS,.
Hiram Powers, Hawey, from Cincinnati,
Sultana, Gable, from ST Louis.
Die ernon, Mullken, from st Louis
Cherokee, Mllken, from Tennessee River
Gypsy, IRE, from Bayou Sara.
Banner of Attakapas Muggah, from st Martinsylle
Monroe, Gwartney, from IIefpre
Gov Bent, BrandeDburg, from Jacksonport
New Laona Cooper, from Shreveport.
l. Webb kOuns, from Bayou Bartholomew,
Caddo. Graham, from jefferson.
st James Power. from Thb1daux.
Sarah Gordon, Bercier from Opelousas.
st Charles, sutton, from Mobile.
Noble, Allen, from Mobile.
Towboa South Western, Martin from the Passes-brough
Mp brgs Russian, Bella del Mar aud Indian Queen, sch
Union. "
rowboat Porpoise. Brown. from the Passes-hroush VI
baTks Yankee Blade and Condor, schr Pauline and Bar
nard ~ -
Towboat ConquerUr VS. from the Passes-veu dowr
hight brought up ships Caroline Nesmith Royal vii
ham, bark Maria Joseph and sclr Oregon.
RELoW-CoMISG UP.
ship Oswego, Cornell Is days from NewYork.
Schr Mary Ellen. from Havana.
Schr Jane l. Elizabeth, Morgan, from Brazos.
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DAN RICE's CIRCUS
ST. CHARLEE STREET. nppnsIlF Pen nInn STE Y

u Benefit Of Mr.. N. $. PHILLIPS.
MONDAY. January ISL Upon great
WI riey Of Entertainments will presented, ap-
pear years. Of Nr. NJ s. PHILLIPS as Clown.
~ Dan Rice, Madame Num-, the COM any will
| appear
Batch of Conf aies by the great Dan will be
perpetrsted
t secured the Box ofie DAY. between the
o 10 nd 2. -
t Admi.sionDre.s Circle 50 Pit, IS cents
red Gallery SO cents. ~ i,27
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III NOuce.-The undersi gned has resumed business ON
his and viii aid in the liquidation Affairs Of the
aie house Of LEvERICH Co. dissolved by deceass Of Mr.
EDWARD J. WALSH. W. ELEyERICH
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Per ship Caroline Nesmilh, from Liverpool-3 cabin
III in seerage.
Per brig Bella del Mar, from Chagress3 passengers
Fer schr PhuIre from Chagres-75 passengers.
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the weakened body giving tone to the yarous
a,o organs gT and nd igy i 5hs s1iIs system
RRYGSSYPfIEPslA Oh INDLGEST!nN, RHEUMATIsM
hssGG TE n agd FGaHR9NIG S33EuT EPIkEPSY LUM
BIT ALTON 9F TH f. H i ARoftEXY Mhtt.
LIVER GoMPLAINT,- SINAI 1CoMPL ANT. and
GnRVATgRE Of THE SPINE, HIP GoMPLAiNsTI'
NERVOUS AND AND PHYSICAL ENERGY. AND Ali
NERVOUS DISEASES. which Complaints arise from ON
THE NERPOVS s YSTEM VI
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ATTINtU.
Steamship Galveston, Place, from Matagola Bay via Gal
- weston sl INST. 10 Hairs Morgan-2d my.
Shlp tar9 me Nesmlth, Salisbury. &c days from Liverpool
to II BaNter-3d my.
Br snip Roys William, Hughes. 50 days from Beaumars
w hles, TO Lyall q DavdsJn-2t my.
Bark Yankee Blade, Badsree 20 days fio NewYotk to
master-2d my. '
Bark Condor, Wright 20 days from NewYork to master
ID my.
Begn bark Maria Joseph, Beens. so days from Ghen to
Wspler &co-Lafay elite
Bdg Russian, Veaze. from Rio de Janero 18th Dec,
Brig Bella de- Mar Wine from Chagres 18th inst in bal
last, to q Wickham. "
Brig Indian Queen from Chagres previously reported ashore
at Pass a 'Oouue)-Point.
Schr Unlon Neil, IL days from st Lucien wv D. in ballast
to maseT-ist my.
schr Oregon Tens days from Tampico, Fernandez
list
Schr Pauline Stiles IL days ftom Cbagres in ballast to
master-2d my.
Schr Bernard, Saunders, days from Apaachicoa to
Rogers &co-2d my.
Schr Ann Eliza Davis, days from Pensacola MASTER
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The MEANING OF NAMEs.-Emma is from the
German, and signifies nurse; Caroline, from the
Latin-noble minded; George, from the Greek
farmer: Martha, from Hebrew-btterness the
beautiful and common Mary is Hebrew, and means
drop OF salt water-a tear; Sophia from Greek
wisdom; Susan, from Hebrew "a twin; and
Robert. from German-famons in council
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AUCTION SALES.

largo OF: Dris taTman -. from Genoa,
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 CO.
WIS DAY January
ne levee, opposite Beef Market Frat Municipality
$50 cases MR. Rasinsi 50 halt do do;
100 quarter bnxes do do
barrels Almonds; $50 N,rle
$50 baskets Plagnio Olive oils
. cases Citron; 10 barrels Sockfsh;
caes Saueisson Bouogne. do. Genoa;
"a barrels Canary Seeds 1910 strings GArlic
so barrels large Mounriiu thtsuu's;
II barrels large Mountain Seehrs;
Is barrels Fos so do Msrpons,
barrels G1rgonne de Nice; n cases Suls.cu
400 boxes NeEmIf e III and MAe-rani;
60 cases Wines; ETti white aud
a-s- sa positive, Terms Jazz
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K. G Fl K I Ell
GALyANIC BELT, NECKLACE, BHACEIFV6
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
.V4rCOlSS Diseases.
And OF those Comp which
or unhealthy condition Of the NerveuA Svs,em.
'HlS beautiful and convenient application OF tine mysteY
L GUS powers of GALVANISM and MAGNETISM
has been pronounced by distinguished physicians both in
Europe and the United States be the most valuable
Medicinal Discovery OF the Are.
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with the perfect and certain success in all
GENERAL DEBILITY
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and ...,............AIe,
BY sykes HYDE g. CO,
MONDAY the I'm init 10 0seekw corner
IA OF Orange atd Ichouplolds
i1rectun o the Port steu, for couceru
% casks PORTER AND ALE dana ship William,
from PhiladelF hia o this port
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CoMPLhIE HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
II. BrOaCes' y Co.,
No. II Camp street.
{ NINA, GLASS, EARTHENwARE LAMPS, Sill
YER and PLATED WARE, BRITANNIA, TIN, IRON
and WOODEN WARE KNIVES and Forks, TEA TRAYs,
ETC. elc-being the most complete be in
he city jail 3jp 2m
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DR.. Christie's Gaisanic Curatiyes

consists in the fact that they and disease BY ooard
aPptcatior in place OF the usual mode and phys
licking the patient til exhausted Nature hopeessy undey
The inietion Tasy StreTstSen the nhoe system, eqlass
the slightest injury under any ercu,nstances
since their introduction into the United States only three
classes and conditions, which large number oil
ladies', who are peculiarly subject TO Nervous Complaints
nave oeen E n tiiely and Permanently Cured
phan all houa af hal haap
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In all of Female Diseases, the Galvanc Bell is OF In
estimabe value 1t would take many columns, were we 10
give the numerous testimonials which have received from
the highest and respectable Ladies all paris of the
Union Weakness, egglaries low spirits, pain in the
breast and side, cooss uOr abus, pioapsus uer or falling
of the womb, osiructed or difficult
general prosraton of the sye and all affections OF sms,
character are Immediately and permanently relieved by ths
simple and beautiful invention The enervang Of our
climate renders some natural stmulant necessary the
preservation OF female health and surely nothing can be so
safe ec9e1Ls as the smuant which Nature herself has
provided This Is l'aibGnism, and its application by lie
Gavanc belt and Magnetic Fluid every respect pleasant
and agreeable; No Inconvenience attends use, and The
feeble and delicate with entire ease and safety
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UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
No 10 ST.. CHARLES STREET, UP STAIRS.
rs NOW RE-oPENED for public inspection, comprisn
L choice select
Ancient and Modern Paintings,

The Seventh Daughter of Gypsy FAMILY,
II EGS LEAVE inform The that she
~ receives her residence, 2ss
Julia and St Joseph happy TO inform
them Of the PRESENT and FUTURE
PSL.des and Gentlemen circum.tsncs.
which surround them. prospects, will DO
well by calling Madame Z. Price so cents. -
ES Hours from to 49, A. N, P. NJ. las
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n lSSOLUTlON-In consequence of the death
- of Mr.. John Durrdge the partnership exist.
ing under the firm of JOHN nURBRlnGE \ GO. ceased
the LIST inst WILLIAM nURBRIDGE,
Executor of John Durbrlge, deceased
tD The business will hereafter be conducted by William
Durhridge. Newtlreans, Jan. 10, 1851 jal3
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TEAS! TEAS! TEASi
NEW ORLEANS AGENCY OF THE NEW
~ YORK CANTON TEA CO.. No 72Canal >z5a,,s
street NewO reans-7he oldest Tea Estabi sh. fNsiF@
ment m 9merica. possess facilities in rela sESM
non u the Tea trade supesort0 any other establish. 6
meni America, and consequently enabled TO sail TgAs
puIef more fragrant and perfect for prices in the
gate than house in The world China eScensa ;
lies, planters and steamboats, will find II to thsr sysc,s % ~
purchase at the above Agency. >e "
Jai3 I'm 8. II. PAGE, Agent
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NEW PROSPECTUS
sc + TIFIC A ERICA N
10 Mechanics, fncentors, and Manufacturers
OF THE

q" N''e'"n't'c'5 HtocHAofs, unu H1H5Jucfhfefs.
The Publishers OF the Scientific .gmcYicou re-
i spectfully give notice that the SIXTH VOLUME
of this valuable journal, commenced on the 2Ist
of September, offering a valuable opportunity for
all to subscribe who take an interest in the pro-
gress and Development of the Mechanics Arts
and Manufactures Of our country. The charac-
ter of the Scientific american is too well known
throughout the country to require a detailed ac-
count oil the various subjects discussed through ts
columns.
Ii enjoys more extensive and influential cir
cuaton than any other journal of its class in
America F
1t will be published weekly, as heretofore, in
Quarfo Form, on fine paper affording, at the end
of the year, an ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLO
PEDLa, Of over FOUR HUNDRED PAGES,
with an Index and from Five 10 Six Hundred
ORIGINAL E.A'GR.fVIFGS, described by letters
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