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1hs Steamer Montgomery. The Vicksburg
Wing Of Tuesday, gives full particulars Of the los,

Tito Steamer Montgomsry The vicksbure
whig Of Tuesday, gives full particulars Of the loss
Of the steamer Montgomery, as follows:
On Friday night last, while the Montgomery.
on her downward trip, was lying to at the Hurri.
cane landing, hre was discovered in the lower
tier OF cotton, near the stern, which, in very brief
period OF time, was communicated to the whole
cargo, and the boat enveloped in flames. The pas
sengers had retired to sleepand upon being aroused
and finding themselves in imminent DANGER soma
OF them left their baggage, and made their escape
One Of them informs US that he ran out to ascertain
the progress Of the FIRE as soon as he was aroused
and attempted to return to his state room to Gel
Soo00 in money, and two watches, which be had
placed under his pillow, but was prevented by an
officer from doing so and well it was for him that
he was thus prevented, for BY the time be reached
the deck the cabin fell in. We learn from the off.
GERS, that Mr.. Gupton, Of North Carolina, who
had relatives IN Lowndes county, Mississippi, was
lost He had been drinking in the evening. and
was aroused BY passenger and pulled out Of his
berth, but he could not get him of Of the boat He
had negro woman on board, who was saved.
passenger BY the name Of Smith, from Grand Gulf
or Rodney, was also missing, and it is supposed he
was lost No other persons were missed. As soon
a. the fire was discovered the officers and hands
upon the boat used extraordinary exerton and st
great hazard fl,fe to arrest the flames but all in
valn Tor in less than ten minutes the whole of the
cotton and the boat on fire, and il ragged with
such Jury ss to render all efforts to save frutless
The cargo of the Montgomery chiefly consisted Of
COTTON, OF which there were twenty-five hundred
and hfty.two bales on board, and portion of il
uninsured. The place where the fire was diycoy.
cred and the manner and time of its taking place
induce the belief that it was the work of an in
cendiary.
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1As Ga"'Slsrs End-A few weeks ago, says
iorelgn paper, a gentleman named Tassard, who
had long been c,nsidered the most successful gam
bier Of his day, and who has frequently won
SlO0,OOO in one night. suddenly took it into bis
head to send bullet through his heart, becsuse ON
one occasion his good luck had deserted him.
which, though it would not be the cause Of his ruin,
yet he thought would dishonor him PIayina with
{. German Countess, he lost every time though
they continued for thirty one hours without The
slightest Interruption, except while once taking
cup of coffee. At last, finding himself minus the
.um sun Of 10000 francs. he coolly rose from the
moment, retired. Alter the lapse Of some time,
the Countsss having become = i.de Adgety about
ms return, sent servant to seek him, who finding
his door locked, knocked several times for adm;s.
sion, but reeeiving no answer, he at length broke
It open. There lay the gambler extended on the
noor with bullet hols through his heart, and
beside on the table, an envelope, bearing the
address Of the Countess, and containing bank bills.
the amount she had won from him. The Countes.. M.
1t !: said, when she was informed Of the catastrophe
which occurred, remarked, "wel, at least, he
might have told me he was never coming back.
and not have kept me waiting here 10 long
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best and esred the world
ef Dyepss in a IL fsrm-sach nsadachs
acidity Of the appss sshns
debility arising irsn
ing em mpsrsct dgsstiso dsangsd The snach
m ese an excssn remedy and
as sf females suffering frcn rsrns
AenF hs aassss' and highly esrisatss sfss
Profsssor A. A. HAYES. M. D., State Assaysr:
ffTxHEHnY HohkR, ESQ, Boston b..
Jas. z. Dunn. EsQ., CITY Treasurer, Boston:
Hon. MTHOM LAWRENCE, FL. Pres, Maas, Senate:
Hon L. d. ARNOLD. formerly Governor OF Rhods Island
now member Of COnEfen; +I7l7
Hon. wv. WooDlalDas. formerly Governor Of Michi.
nd AoP T Mos.HiAD. formerly Govsrnes Of K.n,uoG,a
Hon. r, SiHncHs. U. g. senator from Rhode Island
HS.. S.. SSHnf ~ PaEhRs. u y sssatos from Vermont;
Hon. sotosos focr., member of Conxrs.. from VI.
Hon ~ Y. F0srER, member Of Congrss from Penna;
~ uen IT, L. MARTIN. Delegate in Oongress from Wisocn.
Cen; G. Dopss. msnhsrin Coss srsss from Iowa;
STOWE. ESQ.,. Clerk in the House Of Represent vs.;
Y. IRowBRiDgK, Esq.. Detroit, Mieh. "
Ios,sn s,b.6 aSaIs E;a q va! street
vhe viii osnfn all that 10 s
nedicine. DR. GEO. D. GR EN-, rrspnssr Win,dss VI n
REED. BATES q AUSTIN ,Vvholesale Dfussists N
Ms.osarn Row, BOSlSn 1 SspsIal Agents; u,
- fdes u par bstls; sx bottle, tor ss -
n CAUTON-Earh sf he Genuine Ozyxs,,,.a s,,.
.i he sat.ds wIspp, prn,'t EnE.h span
siss and in sdds tnep abel upen ,bs sp tbe
hstts, With the a.si eses Ausn
" Sls aSW
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ace Of Liege are said tohs 20 graphically described,
that the details arc correct even 1t the present day
The most beautiful and picturesque part Of the en-.
tire line of the road il TO be found between Yer.
vien and Liege, including the heausiful railway
bridge over the Neuse, the undulating hills and
valleys, rivuets and water falls tunnels and aaue.
ducts, the varying landscape, and the constantly
changing scenery, altogether presenting panora.
mic view of very uncommon description,
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NO mORE,

= a. "a L
IN sHs; ou Z % % 1sssndssi 3D.. s'o 'n'
No more Oh! what unnstered grief
-. Dwells Ia those chill prophstic words!
The tomb OF every warm belief, ,,.-t
They strike upon the hearts deep chords;
Like the faint music of dream,
The shadows from sone mystic shore,
Where jewels fash, where roses CLEAN,
We hear the wailing sound-N0 more!
No more! The summer founts may ihrow
Their silvery music on the air; D..
The sunset lend its opal glow
To skies il,at seemed before SO fair;
And such a food Of liquid light +
May rest 90 mount. and sea, and shore,
As bathed old ida's classic height;
Yet some low voice shall say-No more!
No more! Throughout the boundless earth!
They echo through the hsunts of Mirth!
whisper Of the Past they seem.
Who hath not heard mid light and song,
Mid psgsanfry, and pride. and power,
Those spirit.voicss round him throng
That mock the glittering festal hour!
The heart is but wasting mine,
An altar foF some idol kept,
Til o'er its descraied shrine .
The storm-gust hath too rudely wept;
pedestal too wildly placed,
Flooded by every passing wave,
Recording vows too soon efaced-
A temple reared upon the grave!
The pest-worm feeds upon the rose,
The violet bears no deathless bloom:
What tints our morning skies disclOse--
What darkness lingers round the tomb9
What memories Of buried love.
What earnest tones forever fed:
What yearnings for the world above,
What lonely vigils with the dead,
Our dead. Can such a voice arise
In rebel grief upon the air,
The hosts that fill tn eternal skies,
What can they know Of woe or care!
Our dead Oh! who shall say, "Our dead u
Released from this dark chsrnsl shore.
Hath not lh' immortal spirit fed,
"a Iys xyh her baH l..
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BuREAU DU CokrRoLLKUR MuNIcIPALirK No. DEUyf
:. NOuveile- f.eana. IA noysmher ISL.

Vyre
A Wis est par le present donne que LUNDI, le
premier jour de decembre proclaim midi
z. plus onfank e
MaIcne saine Aiairis du Mar he anx iexnmes. du
masehe foydFas pour uns aimee, cesa di u premisr
loef Dc Janvier l5o2 Jour uecembe
ooa es deax oun ineus. Chaque hasne adjuge
1eMs ct CendtionsLe ermier adjudieatsse fournra
dams lee cinQ jour- sdlcausp. bes en-
goees IA sausactiOn du C0nsei payable L. q g. g.
~ y :, u moi, paItr do premier Ianvisi
1904 o. defaut iu de re,npl ns une nou
veie aura Lieu sq0es pes dn dit sdju
a.csaiie II sefa teou auss dhyp0theQuer de
oe n uancipaie t0us les dros iesQueis
as OK rsvsrns son, adlnges de els snee deisstue
paement echeance de clacun des dts bes,
yaiIe aura 70 doit drls zinsi
hypoheQues se cOnfvrlncsa odOnnances main
msnt passe reauvemsnt aun DIT. Msrchts. !.
ADOLPHE LAYkT, Controsur
NoeveleOheAns novembse IA l65l. nlA u
RAITukE SAND--Notice ia hereby given 10
- AZ persons dssroas Of obtaining Baiturs sand that
ron the BASIN on each sids Of Pos. MY Vi
ST. Joseph street. HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor Of the second Municipality.
SoIveyors Once. second Municipality, Oua II. luei,
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nApwAx x,s 4. nR.bx 4: y; .pn,sr

/, ock,owlsaoed bv ~. 80. :. -. - Al
Do The oaieks,t ~ ,..ss y nn.o. teo 20
for tho eare Of pain and The rsmopsl
~ cause ~ fAs World.
Is the w.rn;nu o;v.a g
The o 4. o. sne o.
instantly our y, s fin. .Iss the
oos sne.sv NJ = 70 IN saa nsaihy soaos e NE nsty
'fd''''''. Ras,.., Tsia W. .oSsapi.s :. >'''''
,.h,,. . .na aWsy's Asady Relief,
,saa'sas assat Ss 81 sSs
s.ss S:: ~ H. IL :.s
y "a now Prescribed BY physicians in every pacs the
Neuralgia, Tic Dou,our.ux. sieh ana
Nervou. H..A..EI
.he have u..i We. and asis:s.as! s...di. in vain
ssIEs s,tsy Esd p drop. :, doe naaa
Osass of psn of "hss s'oppea inc mosf saerncianng
Rheumasism ~.-ea u.
h e pys Ssns % sOoon
Evs,v os,. of ,s.,.,.;s ".hrsN -
8, soDDsS Il: az Aan.s: fs soasinssd US
diasasS ''' - anu no 'ns ''Rem sh'lfeS IRON
" p'rSss'i,o9 's Isai.tion Of The 81
5:S. = every s =.
An min. and ., .Ms .aS.. IN n, tns D.. nonss. s,
:,s.s'A''ns sss. inhasn0s Instantly s' the ns'
Jumuansr Tnoth..h.
4, ,v;ll .,or ~ ,nr-,r..,s .r s.
h ,horp.n IA ~ " leW seconds
al L}nds srs .s.. II, San Netv01, pans Of
Pssst 80 "'s''u :" 10" momoh1 " hadwhy heady
A''' 70 as.p- H.H
o~,.... on, oe ,ns Sick !. !.sn Headeche; al
dsssos: viii po.ssy sa ans
InSsDcv aae S0 oent.:
hAUWAn'S MED1CATED SOAP,
As . beauttfer OF the Skim
1t supas every thing Of ths kind in the world n
Rsdnsa, Pimpss, Blotches, Pusiues Tetter, Rssh n
Halt Rhsum. Ring WOSm Sore lieads Eorss Pn.tn
lar EFup0n impars health to the Il In and eruy 10 rhe
reach o nvslry and for Shaving purD Il i. ,bs hs n
use tine cake o Rodway SOap vi mi longer thar ,as
cakes OF the zs Of any SUap in nss therefore il
wfspps and the Of g.
WI ri CR OWMTMG Ouumn
~ - :. ,,,sS g. IAN ANX OF
la b.aut;f,i Le,.1 NJ T..,o,,r,,, H.. y.
Radwav va Circasss.~ Rairn' n'"'
The lady gentleman who dsslres beautiful artics to
dress their HAIR are advised to make OF Railways Cir
easaa Bam possesses many advantages over ali other
daaru and yso 70 Il. loot: and Sus nSs
CRATES 70 healthy uctun the OF lie, which gives to the
c oy Hssus om turning ssy Or become an.
dsis;ss: n; SI;Ps,siioa. !, man. "'ln m ''''
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JAMAICA AGINGER-Tucksr's celebrated Cor
ga Ea 0 Jamaica Ginger for the cure of Dyspepsia
tHAkestlo9 DlaFrh0a, etc. Aho-Brown'g Essencc
oil JAn8lca Ginger, for sale by sS''s"oe
~ r. L. MASSEY, Aposhseasy,
" sHasr Of Gang md S6feHsssph.
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II IGN SCHOOL, corner of Constance and Race
- sts, by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. naa i,

ANATIVE HOUSE. conducted by W. K. F.
~ EFaRxER e Indian Doc,or5Pdncpa residence and o6cs
q Bos % sa ~: Ssfa s
and Zen ss is' esss r. e.
Carriage Or s viz sna % !.
as an1iars in restoring the health vsor and
ss
chosen this place or Hospital connected with ny Office in
belt of land mile vide and nessy % ps1"saa
~ ts % pG.s & 81 s, Wats1 the Gulf being the soath
acros NE oay which makes four every day.. and high
pools Or low suys ands within az NV m:;
n sad 70 ,s %aer On ny place pure soft and
and wsabs miles, j. h and .hsn i 4
a. ss PosS Of lake spsaA
ss .S .nSw ss 1 any be- ps
o bsng health s Pom
a.. VINO wah to come so Boxi and my msd
cne a. good and respectable be had On very
boIi is accessibe from Nsworlsans, La. to Mobile.
.ia apeor Fssmets AID they are commanded
Having aVsd on he Soa. aIs my.. .ne
and oss oy s ESSd s
interest 70 paes under my treatment, The y sns
eosps OF %sdsns and attendance viii By
ns going tS the Of and
Of outward snd must BE- with sres change.
and with snsbe .So aud Oce Rs~ e.;sr ,s
"e YEAR cS admissible BY the day only. and
REsW A WILLIAMS. my brotherin law who bs,
ana pacced with me. and speaks the English Ind
aunns % my absence from the city Nv Bos
FRYER, (who speaks good English and French ) aarr. ~
my absence from the place. '" 1s'ns
Dr. fRYLR ha: slso attached to his establishment in M
0A. aIge Two Horse Carriage. drawn by span Of he
Toet beau fu Arabian skew ball match in tbs United
Of hs patients and Other gentee4 and
oe paus wishing to visit the beauties OF the country They
,ss of NOR ns and evening rides He also prepared 10
sent TO his slabie ~ SH''lsss
An letters enclosing e5. posi-. paid will be tbankfully
received and pancluay TO- and none oass. M
swsfed or lifted from The p0st.Otice. -
10 those sick who may proper 10 seck nv conp.,l
inIat tneir sick slaves care simply in cooclu
iG mat am ss xsalous IN puruit Of profession q
nese veen ior the Lest twenty and which hope ~
with an uneuied reputation and integrity have he
's's seuon Of showing have never yet violated.
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-FURNITURE.-The under.
signed would respectfully call the
attention OF ladies and housekeepers gen. I5IE
crazy e, p a large and well selected stock Of
rOnNITUHE, the cheapest Of
efe 70 TINS q conssting 10 of Mah0sanv and
n1t hCnain sofss Divs9s Otomans. marble Top Centre
nuieSns and Wash Sands Marble Ton Sideboars Exten.
Non Dining Tables Clocks and Time Pieces Hail md M,,
Mstussses Feather Pillows and Bos,es, together with
large Iot OF common Furniture.
any sood fs e hs, ,iDscay 'Goss o% hS:, in want Of
10 '''si; and 'ss; csrssa.. ss a':: s:.
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WARE
Union .sesHcASRi2cEsst cst,sa sad fiitf HxhsEss NJ a
o. G syyesy ds,crption always on hand. For sale
low ior oeah or Approved paper.
Lace 4s!:h liza S'p0x iLNG}s; LGs IGsse'r Gb
DR. LACRUE,s, Of Paris, TOOTH AND
GUM SPEClEIC.. ~
,HlS is beyond doubt, the best article ever
discovered for the T esth andeG me Il keeps ths
!ee from tartar and soft and beedinE Guins
y health and hImnes. and consequently sweet breath
proof Of the above tacts ouan To Be- had OF the
Agents. VIZ: DR, GILBkRT. Poydrss street.
PLHhKs IA ALLISON, g. Chsyls street
!. WMaHT. Isl Chsrires street
Ill. SyMH, cor. Canal and Carondelet. -
a, KENDALL & Co., Magazine street.
MEBIcAL DHPoT, Poydlas sisest. - <
Y. NrsTRAND. cor; Apollo and Clio.
SH9; REED, cor. Nay ades and Eutespe
streets, Lafayette and Of the MANUFACTURERS,
yoa AyAp 2u4 RNyOnuo N. o.
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I UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsIANA-Academi

- Depsrtmsnt-Sesson Of 1851 '52-U hvxRsrrY ScBooL
son n9ss. anlys,,!y W elace Common sset-Ths Filth
Semlon - this Department commenced on the IN Of
;Icto6er The Senior yiass vii be examined on the f,st
Monoay OF November for promotion the Colleriate De-
ha. be has tesured hs valuable services Of the ioowns
nsRoG Pao !, W Q. n n ne Coes,sts Department:
guAges and Literature. ~ ,>~A1 Ian
Professor Marc Roux, French Laneuaee and It.,.tu,s
Professor Hermann Kohlmeysr, Ph b.. Germaa ana He.
M. Radcliffe. L. ID. Classical and English Deuarmens
Arge Leno, A. b., Spanish Languag and LIterature
~ i he pfncipal will have exclusive charge Of the
o50 3m c. w. SEARS. PriucipaI.
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On SAndey the Can leave every hour. y
Qonxter Of an h0us for the DepUt e-7s ,3'es'sV
Hons CW will lsavs the City 80 ever uoruips
ooclock and the Lake end svery sysninS Il ocooE
Nsworisans. ssptsn6. Is. ISL. sahis ~; /,
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STRAW AND SILK GOODS,
-rH A CAhf STREET, UP STAIRS.
'I'HE undersigned respectfully informs his city
and counuy that he has Just resolved cboc
and a. rSSTpsts s@sso!tmen! @ Sf NNETs RIB BONs
CES 10 general which he Offers very low prices for casf
- Smip ISXAC sAWIN. A C,mn :, n, .,.;,.
NEW AUslC STORE,

% Camp street, fhres doors 6eloto Poldyas.
I'HE public is respectfully invited to call and
n examine the large, splendid and oom -,
pss .nS MfYiIe stHs5 ef FANG E0RTEs Music
ab0ve ess6lshnent, consisting in part Of v
Srand tisn0 FoItes, from Peyel Co., Henri hsfz
SSsfs, S.a Grand Pianos nom Henri He1z and PleysL
rlcolo Pianos and Pianinos, from Hesz,
Square Pianos, from Gilbert, Dunhsnl VIM Hall 90,
Gale, and others. = y A'' --"N - 'oh
way. NewY0rk. - 'A' "''e"
Msiodeons from to octavos.
far0i Organs, In nch carved oases.
Inc haimonicen Orchestra. or Organized Piano.
Tomas' make. ~ r"'''"'' ''ilAe vi
Boehm Flutes
fmpoved Accordeons, warranted get ont of tune
Bras instruments from double bass TO ato-toeether With
q i9l a:s9ftment Of Mu,ic. new and old. ~
Mf A1FkED r. TRUST has charge of the establish
fisnds. ~ - $3.50 '-1' -"' '' " "~' VI "'' numerous
has been fitted up for the especal NJ, of IN. .d
where they can always have tried their music beio,s
pofcna.lnG. lfeB lp] W. r. MAYG
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go : <S0sAe
q q
CARROLLTON { LINE-DeputdIe Of Traios.
Il ,yEon new oALRA as31 -
aorn Cars-iiaifpast H.. quartsfpaxe and half
Steam IraiasS n. and every hour afsrwssds unit; >
4: inclunvey in summer. and until quAftss past 1 II
winter. 30 . - -
Hone Cars--b 4. n, and 10 ?. n ttl s
steam rains7 NJ, and every hour Afterwards until
a;:incIunvey in summer, and until halcpast r Y. il
EsreEI5 cen. Children under IL years and servant, loc
~ ,SImmef arrangements commence on the third Mon
day February and end second Monday In November
Lafayette Line.
These carsrun to md from the Depot. No. Is Bsesaessss
DHrARTURB OF CARS:
Wintefs rom Lafayette te...............6K TX
. Depot. ie eBaronnest.......7 1l
.a.'.r,- Depot, Is Baronns q, :. ...6K 7ks
After which the can leave each and every ftesn mi Mt
until O'Clock p. 4. - I'll 80 '''A ~
Then: as sxs 9. 10 and u P. H., from the Depot.
EersVl0 Genus. Children under ID ysa1s, haif pics.
EY Nota-specal Night Can for psrtiss bais rss<iuss
w. sopp,len wne0 nednrsd mhH IL
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ConPfRoLLER's Opuc.. MuMcrAL.TY No, Two.
TSvypr II, :. Hcewuslssns. hoveubss ~ l66l. sis}

PuBLlC NOTICE Is hereby given that on
;I the Ndsy Of Decsmbs ISL. q l2o,ssss.
eeto1 II !e q ths 81 Msfy MssSss. T. Vss"
n M'nss ss =, .sd hs feda. M.sk fer ys sizs
~ s's S6oth days nciusvs saoh Maskst % 5, sdjsi
Terms and soaditions-The fasmr or isssss viii, wi,hia
nve oaye er the asJldcauon, usnsh hb psumosy nses
Y tns sefniacfion q the C0gnci pxy a
= =, p ~ w. and II moutDs from The lD DAY Jas.
ngys doS and should he fai do sdiudcsrup
lseee et a q > '--s -
hs shall also mortgage in favor Of the Municipality al ss
that dslsut Of pay ment st nsiuny of an, oi ne =
noss; hs munc,pay snal have the shr Of iz,ns. pro
CO. fosm 70 all the ofdnances for e, o. whca ma,
hereafter be paased. in rel I0n said Ma5kes 80
ADULPHE LAY Er, aComptrolIef
NewOfeans, Noyemp L "A. l8iI =.
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ODkoN DEsREETEAPLEN No. AT special meeting held
Monday Evening Febrpasr 3. The following ofics Were
secied and installed BY Brother w. G. Latham. G. W. r.
1 L 2 : Bisdss % %......yaW1 T W W Mctsn,y. =. w r
vm Ma MMGsnt'.''...W y John Canneif. TT
h tbs SO following ofosT wesY sPHointsd By The w +:
BrsssIman...W
This Temple l. prepared confer the Degrees Of Lave
uhy ana rldeiity. WV MCGARrTY. w u 4,
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CARRIAGE RHp0sITOnY.
BREWSTER q CO.. los 81 4. h.,l..5

RkEWsTER q CO., los ST. Charles asrsst
as.,d.. nave et psS perchsssd shs Cs.ass Re- 80
su sas s,s e .hsis asy .csi ,sii,sss .%s ss ss ss
xssys TanufcStures a. ths North the lSesf Svss ~
'TIJAHGHtASES " ~ RoCkAWASa, Bu uGui KS, jERSbY
WAHoNs. .eto. -Aho, HARNESS and W6fPS y
svsy Sse p'iYn They intend 1, Keep % haad q III
a 40 good NO snt. which they viii 81 w ~ r.
o iyd&W BKEWsfER co. rs 81. 0.a,, = r
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sens,ef rsnpsranse .-.IssI.

tisdge.-4,withou6usofv sojsmnJyA 4
&XXXa aPss~s - ny yhonor thai vtliaeItkerW\ ~
~ saaks sss. .se, ,or : q bsvne n vepir- Il
atusussf hs' 'LIquors, ~ o. CIDER. ~
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GLAVES FOR SALE-5O Slaves Wanted
~ las. W. BOAZMAN and w. r. Tam ElIILL
have fesmsI Sopsrneship under ths style Of BOAZMAN
with the view oil ransaetne the businass
hliy slaves OF a descriptions for the they have
abd WI continue e Keep ON hand Slaves Tor sae md he
We are prspsrsd 70 receive any nnmSes Of slaves hay
most prompt attention. They respectfully solicit shsre OF
pebble nM s,,aS spsai,STWSss. Ws BoAzhAN Z TANNEHlLL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-15

Id, r-.,.. :, TY1E C6NMsttee:
~ Ga 1esesos between Ersto and Thsla strests
= y = 1nmn, " Su1atte street
1cts, w = Psts. st.sst, Second Municipaity.
!0hn nrowns Maedalen styset
GLnn.ue9 BHrghada, Nayades street. 3
'amss McGfss0. ~ Tchouptouas s,res
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-15

OCEAN TEnrLE o. HoNoR No. mee., every V..,,.
any Rnb; svsn':F; a. O'clock q Unity hai No. Msnsny
duly elected and installed in Office TO i've ia ts .,r S
ginning May and ending Oct /, 1851: ~ ~''A w.
&cisph pnplain .,. w = Wm smith.
GSs,,s; an.s sss sasy'qus. Nv Il RMiGsc.s: n
Geosge Roas ...........W SlPhlip Akehroh ,,..W q
JOSEPH CHRLLHr, PsW Il r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-15

E.NGLlSH CHEESE-A small lot of verv
superior English Chesse lust recsived and for sale by
uv, 2. WOoD& Il CO., opposite Post ii,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-15

~ BRIGHT YARNIEH-3O barrels:
PITCH AND TAR-5O barrels each:
WHITE LEAD-250 kegs, all grades;
MANILA AND fAkRED RoPE-A, ,izs,.
T3seter with general assortment Of Ship Chandery !,
da Post n, ID Mun'y. and Red Stores, 3D. Mnp,y,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31

The news which we give to day from France
is of startling interest, and exhibits about the
last state of thighs that we expected II that
quarter. For commotion, if not revolution
there, we We're prepared; but had all the while
supposed it would be instigated against, not 6y'
Louis Napoleon. But Monsieur Grape is an er-
ratio genius, unde, all circumstances, and we
still hope that immensely beneficial results VIII
speedily follow this movement We hope to see
stamina enough, ia the French people, outside
Of Paris, to depose and degrade this Napo'e"n
-(whose rcpublicanism shypoericy and whose
patriotism seeks to betray the liberties OF his
countryl--to adopt written constitution oy
die Suffrage of the peop'e, unalteraoie except
iby like sutfragez.-to Aisband the army OF mer-
cenares who have sold tLeir Lirth right for
mess Of pottage--to ordain liberty Of the press
and to establish upon firm foundation, the
political. social SAD religious liberties OF the
French nation.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31
For Oregon.


Twenty seven gentlemen of Van Buren, coun-
ty, Iowa, enrolled themselves, under the lead
of Delusion Smith, at Birmingham, on the 9th
inst, for emigration to Oregon, in the Spring
In communication by Smith, he sums up the
prospective advantages of the movement as
follows:
81 VII simply add. that Oregon certainly
offers extraordinary inducements. 1t would
seem that there a man may realize what many
are contending for; land of free men. free la
Dor, free soil, free speech, free papers. free pull
pits and free politi&s~
Delusion evidently expects 10 have free
blow all round, and We have no doubt he viii
contrive to make his bread ana butter off the
party, and kick up general ard particular
muss before he shsl have been ia the territory
three weeks. Nevertheless the atmosphere o
Van Buren, county wi be purified by the ope
ration.