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Fort OF New York, April II.



Ship-Admiral, Blinena, Havre, N Livingston.
Bsrks-Mrria Norton huxley Savannah. D-mill Il Co,
Michigan, Wyatt, baltimore, johnson & bcwden
NeuLsus Csroni Hsnschedt. bolivar W Schmidt Coz
1 nmr sou, ,n sb.nrsr s H,I. Ms '"''n
sehrsap.s,hea, Nsssie, sagua HotchAissi Hart
o sasI pha'ds as; JANE. Ei ,asasn Bath
Arrived.
Steamship Alabama, Ludlow Savannah. to Mitehiii.
snasd VI . the time q arriving; 18th lss 50 Ion
W the hull Of schr Katshdin of cherryhed (befoT
y ss sss sss on nss4
be live oak 18th LAT ylsN lon u % w. passed schr Mo-
Ship conqueror Geatslle Liverpool i3 days. with mdse
and passengers to J W Phillips.
Ship LYDIA (of New naven). souie Liverpool 80 days.
sp s and e. with mds and
2i passengers to Hurbut Co. Has experienced very
jihboom, main topgallant mast split sails. Re
Brig Ne,er tNGr Smith, Norway 81 days. with glass &c
Brig Edgar Oimstead Havana days, with sugar and
sr Del Ncrte stinson, Insgus IA days with salt, to
Trupdy
SER SER Canary, B"stHworth Calais days
ss Gr Fo1. S s7orn. k kSSks@d sss sys
sehr Sea Lion brown, Roctland days
Sloop Fashion, BlydenhGrgh, Providence.
Below.
Ship Huron (Brl. from Liverpool
Bark Besseli tBrem). from Bremen March IT, with pas
BARK Harriet Won Boon tDrtch,
Brig Fosoa Helena (Iam Post Amsterdam. az days with
mdae and passengers, 10 Funch Meincke.
sailed.
steamship Baltic. comstoek Liverpool; ship Mssis-
siipi, Bryan. Baltimore
pilot Yankee reports bark ashore the Tay-
Houses. south of SANDY HOOK
Arm l6wnd during the day. EN- and fresh, with rain
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WAsIIfScTos. April 10 1851
The cargo If the brig Fidcla. from Porto Kico) II
sugar and molasses old yesterday In Georgetown
at auction The sugars brou from IS 15a 81 10 and
the IN olasscs - cents.
pfrusBrncH. April 10 1851
Our markets unchanged, and business i falling
of
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In Philadelphia sunday evening Aprl ~ ~ the
Rev Mr. Casscls. Mr. JoHv ID AETHuR, Of this city TO
Miss EsuLY X. EEAS, II Philadelphia.
On Monday evening April u by the Rev. Mr Hobart,
Mr. UfnRY Borsr. 20 Miss FRAScrs OKyETrA Row. tdet
daughter OF Mr. orvile 7. Rowe, all u this city.
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On Tuesdsy morning the sth instant ~ the mos.
f.rya~ sornsdoes known in the annals that spghbor
hood paced white Pond, in Barnvel district, g \
accompanied with hall, kc prostrsting fences and up
roofing trees In space about tso hundred yards
sise, sot single tree was lei HAndiog
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ARM l6-7he Mason JVIu Case-This case, the ilti-
CATION Of which has been proracted for period Of up
wards ot ten again brought before the
notion behalf Of the heirs possession
esto7ui to prevent the from going To jury.
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Telegrnphic Marine Reports.

y
from Shields is at the anchorage,
in company with about no outward bound vessels. The
wind is blowing gale from by " accompanied with heavy
rain. with the Breskwaer is cut on III
cons
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MEDICAL.


WAITS NERVOUS ANTIDoTE CAN BE PROCURED
w Of Doctor Frederick watts u ;asarc Lon
them duty il per eeat. In this city 10! Nassau
XVATTs NERVOUS ANTID0TE-IF ALL THAT HAS
been said about it in the London Medical college and
Known World. ios Nassau street :
WAITS NERVOUS ASTIDoTE-ITs EFFICACY Is
certain n all nervous sasssns lie ssle you get tue
tate the medicnif they do the bottle and label Mind =
Ss,iis s'''' '''''' you ''' sure v s. pD' sun
WAITS NERVOUS ANTIDoTE-I TAKE SUCH IN
r an Tie % Of ss 10 s s sA .as Il.
quirers 81 it, wonderful power over dsease todecrs.x
hS aS spruce ss ai r1sf " curve
vVATrs' NERVOUS ANTIDoTE.-ALL THE ABUSE
w reported in the London Lancet nothing thAA
h%ercs Instead d London Doctor Sisadsa,ns says him
and chronic diseases .pams rheamat.m and okrea.a St
y,ss dance ,ureentte substsn ttc an the claims q the
author for the medsne. Can he had At l0 Nassau
81 per tot,le 81 per dol.
$1,000 WILL PERHAPS DE PAID TO FIND our
what has become Of The sss Of the qnsrs s~r-
Pills proved thsmssi,es 70 b the only reliable
,hem stI Rps s B1oadTay Tor Is o.
LIVERY MOTHERS BooK-yARRIED LADIES WILL
md snSs 1srss them ~ matter, , rs,@s :. the
the contents q the work in detail but married
r.on hs, The saisSt Interest," them friss
cate health. Price So per box u Ann street Address Dr.
Esmcraido
nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED coNFIDENTrALLY
~ certain diseases which he treats without mercsry
Recent cured in few days Thiryone prscts
enables him 70 debility &c. arising calf
abuse See his London diploma in his private NIX
Fulton street. N B.-No fee tn cured.
nR. WARREN Is CoNPIDENTIALLy CONSULTED
- DISEASES Prom eighteen years practice three %
which were in hospital, Dr. W. Il en- abed 70 guarantee
speedy cures shon, mercury Gee bis diploma IL bis oe
No Mott street, adjoining Chatham square with the
surgery and medicine this country pr,duoed
DRIyATE MEDICAL woRK.-DR. RALPHs PRAC-
teal Treatise, giving treatment, diet recipes &c. &c
IL enables treat hw Judge frrs-
pery treated Ninth edition, si2 pages with riaes-prios
81 Sold at - Greenwich street aud ~ street "a
Mailed free BY addressing Box t62 Post Once.
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I'm. WARREN Is coNFIDENTIALLy CoSsULTRp
~ Diseases. Prom eighteen years practice, three u
which In hospital. Dr. w. Il en- a6led 10 guarantee
speedy without mercury See bis diploma III his oce,
No Mott street adjoining Chatham square, with the gr
in surgery and medicine this country pr,duod
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DR. RALrn, AETnoR or THE practical PM

nR. RALPH, AsTHoR OF THE PRACTICAL PAL
M ss.1asy excepted No . cre.nsish street l. a.s
by aud q professional should devote ais a.
,ns % 70 sSs s .s sh,h g,p q s ssgGa s
efsn hss esT Il .%s And T
mind ss we'll as The body, hut sush nstsrs
dsetiys faculty si,ass;hsr i !, fact sSs sSsa sss
sHton sppesr Il no s,Ssr way than IL their ssss
srsn po.t,ry yss PJSRsTy as net s:s
se: the s9hor has sEoys ard very EXTENSIVE an! lfs
r.rsnsn s eurs n sss: u se:ar: however sSnpiis.
Or Outstanding may be- snd that IN any ssss q csssis
fee;s re.uI.ns FROM early nRrspsr has.s B. can sssss
such certain safe ans eTrs a can ss y % %
stages viii be surprised At the and rapidly q the
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PEIvATa
diseases, IN fey hours " Vegetable Arplissn.a.
snS scnssuoaai ssssos: h. OombiSss msaIeias. val
The local remedy and can shc~ any one there are
years duration the ether physicians In al. susr.-
ass .ss S. sy .ss
,Ss n s Ss s srpas d 10: ,s
equal IL ,Ysr cured me IN one ssy-D y cofsys. oss
tor tired long ,lms-C, Derond. Paia over ssp I've
y.' TO be cnrsd o. ysasne., ron self sss'. v.hos, sss
short uine-Jas Evans You cured ne Of The vor.. a
ssnss' under $
sSg.yg oss. 4Ss.. ;.Ss hes. r
z 70 81 -. Jarmont, - p ~ hesas strrcN Wv ooskN
from broadway.
NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE PRAcrtcAL
and all the kindred by great
Der Of beautifully coored pAtes ~ larKe s le by Homer
Botwiok n d. lecturer surgery and diseases Of the
above named nature IL large quaroo pages second
edition. price SO Extract from ts Boston Medical ssA
Surgical yourna"" be ssid fssyessly 70 bs equal
W Hcord or Actions WORKS The same family u disssss
And FAR superior anything o. the kind published
tbs eountrye Author Of The Family Physician price
Is eents Author Of q work Ssf abuse snd lie
=. ;.ss ;s'iS Sis;, 6s;
SIND Bresdvay. and By the author. pt BrosdwAS.
uNoCToR YoUReELY-ToR TWENTY-FIVE CnNru--
~ BY means Of the Pocket kscusyus or Every One -
Own Physician; thirtsth edition. with hunAseA
showing diseases and maormations sAee
ssd form, b. william Young n. D., Graduate Of tie u
vevsity 81 Pennsyfvasa The various forms OF secrsA
faithfully described and all the recipes pvsa -
plain language The chapter Self-Abuse 70 worthy -
particular attention, and shsuld Be read BY go
Young men, who have been unfortunate In contracting -
ease previous TO placing yourselves under tbs care
doetoy matter what bis pretersons be- gst coY -
this xry useful work Strsnrsrs visiting the city 1890
!sry .hess eent.~p..ins %.,viass ssst thin q
Ileetise Marriage The Poehst Hseuiarsns Or xvy oe
His ov. rhy:ieisn Asy person sending So
nsu o. sss copies vii v ssss fos ,ps sss Aaa.s d
~ s.ripses 4 IavssesA ~ BreAAvsy. Ss~ tsss'
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DRIvATE MEDICAL woRK.-DR. RALPHs PRAo-
teal Treatise giving treatment diet recipes. &c. &C
IL enables every treat h Judge
pery treated Ninth edition. si2 with plates-pros
81 Sold az - Greenwich aud ~ Ann street a.
Nailed free by addressing Box So Post Once
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Arryed-ectrs Wreath Talbot NYork Mary Patterson,
Bateman, Boston; Mary Elizabeth, Potter, NBedord Jas
Barratt. Cobb NYork.
Cleared-Bark Marian. Lowry Cienfuegos; Ella. linn:
Boston, brig India Hobbs, st Jsso de Cuba sehrs John
Smith Greenfield NLondon: In, dice. Glover, IRyer Jas
Barrat Cobb NHayen: Mary Patterson Baeman Boston;
Wreath, Talbot do; PoInoise, Poheld, Nlork.
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WAITS NERVOUS ASTIDOTE CAN BE PRoCURED
w of Doctor Frederick Watts, Leicester square. Lon
don price o. 3D. sterling This will be found persons
visiting the Worlds Pair far cheaper than taking with
them the duty ID ~ ceut In this city, ios Nassau
nj rect 81 ne bottle.
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10 lOOO what become Of the sale Of the quart
tnparss Perhaps where since Coughs yellow Doek
pills have proved Themselves to be the only reliable and
cient blood puri6es in market A. H. Cough Co.. seiI
them at Rings, lx Broadway, for Is cents
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.NeaU Orleans, Jackson and
Northern Railroad.

tY Notice hereby given that Books of Subscription for
Shares in the proposed New Orleans Jackson Northern
Railroad Company will be opened THIS DAY, Thursday,
May ], lo5l, at O'Clock A. at the following Places
under the ds ct0n OF the members Of the Permanent COM
mittee Of Ways and Means, viz:
JAMES ROBB, Banking House, Camp street.
LEONARD MATTHEWS, Sun Mutual Insurance Office.
corner OF Common and Camp Streets
w. Ii. GARLASD, Treasures Office, Second Municipality.
PETER CoSRKY. JR., Banking House, Canal street.
j. P. BENJAMIN, Office Canal street. Esd.
ii. q. CAMMAcK, Counting Honse, Carondee street.
Hon. ISAAC T. PRESTON.
J. p. HARRISON, Counting House of Payne Il Harrison,
Camp street.
Col. w. s. CAMPBELL, Gas Office
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Southern Life Insurance Office, Camp
street.
GJKNDY BURKE, Canal street.
r. w. MONTGOMERY, Canal Bank.
ii. s. BUcKNER, Counting House of Buckner Slant IN,
Gravier street.
A. d KELLY, Counting House OF Kelly & Conyngham,
Camp street.
GEORGE CLARK. Notaral Office, Camp street.
The above the Official Agents Of the Convention. All
Others in of the city, who feel an interest III the uo
of the enterprise, requested send to the Banking
House of JAMES RoDB, ESQ., for books and authority 10
| receive subscriptions.
The propretors of the presses of New Orleans Lafayette
and the parishes respectfully requested to open
books. By order of the Committee.
JAMES ROBB. Chairman.
TnrN Car mi
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RECORDER GENoIs' CouRT.-Yesterday IA
vier Lambert was fined five dollars for being drunk
and assauling Waterman, on St. Ann street, at
half-past eleven o'clock on Wednesday night.
Charge Of Stumbling. - H. H. Tardy was
again brought up and charged with being con-
cerned with slave, named Charles, belonging to
Mr.. Bienvenue, in endeavoring to obtain two
pieces of linen from the dry-goods store of Mr.
Holmes, on Canal street, by presenting forged
note, purporting to be signed by Mrs David. Ii
appeared that the slave had asked Tardy to sign
the note, and had told him that he had lost SINH
lar one, and should be whipped if he did not get
| the goods. He was discharged, as no criminal
intention was shown against him, but the slave
was ordered twenty-five lashes.
Breach Of Trust.-Antoine Sorgue was charged
with having committed breach of trust, on We'd
nesday last. 1t appears that between three and
four O'Clock, in the afternoon, Mr.. Maurice Roger
met Sorgue, at the corner of St. Peter and Roya
streets, and entrusted him with en-dollar bill tc
get changed. He took it away, for the purpose o.
changing it, but did not return, and affidavit
| was made against him, charging him with appro
prating it to his own He stands remanded
| for the production of evidence
Assauittng a Shertf's Oficer.-S. Eyer wa,
charged with having assaulted Auguste Arbogaste
| on the 2lst May. 1t appears that the complanan,
| had been appointed deputy constable and keeper
of the schooner Maria, lying at the post the enc
! of Jefferson street, which had been seized in tn,
Court of Judge Derbes, and on Wednesday night
at eleven o'clock, Eyer, who was Captain of tht
vessel, went on board and grossly assaulted ant
| threatened him. He was remanded to prison tc
| await examination.
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Correspondence.


JAMES II. VAN DALsoN, ESQ. - Sir. We, the under
signed noticed with the of hsse aud
Fairy Drama by you, EMIT ed THE CoRAN
OF CASHMERE produced recently at Place's Varieties
We regard your a of merit, combining
beauty language arness plot and perfect adaptation the
stage and piece dramatic literature, vel worthy of admra
ton and esteem
We consider dramatic writings the difficult of all literature,
and at once the peng and ~hen
aud ability branch letters discovered in OF
citizens pleasing duty for to cherish the inclination
and foster the
We therefore tender you Complimentary Benefit for the delight
full gift you Temple the MUSES. take place
on any night enteprisus Thomas Pacd Esq
may be pleased o des gnnte for the oecason
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The FIRST DISTRICT COURT - The State VS..
Mdyer.--The Indictment charged the prisoner with
having in his possession pair of dies, for making
counterfeit coin. Ii was proved that Mayer, some
time in April, called on goldsmith, and gave him
the two dies produced in Court, and Two coins of
white metal, in imitation of halfeagles, and re-.
quested him TO engrave the faces of the dies after
the coins. The goldsmith requested him To return
on certain day. Ia the meantime information
was conveyed TO the police. On the second visit
of Mayer, the dies were returned 10 him, without
any engraving, and some excuse made for the
neglect of the smith He took the moulds and
coins, and lett the shop and was soon after arrest
ed with them on his person.
No witnesses were offered in his behalf Frost,
for the defence, maintained that, to convict under
the statute, the dies should have been adapted to
striking off coin, in the similitude of the legal coin
of the State; that these dies were perfectly
smooth, and could only emit smooth, circular
pieces OF metal; that the English statutes were
very carefully drawn, and had been amended,
from time to time, to anticipate the evasions OF
counerfeters. The English statutes punished the
attempt to make dies. Any one who shall begin
to make dies, for counterieting, liable to pun.
ishment. Our statutes only made it crime to be
in possession of a stamp capable Of making pieces
bearing similitude to the current coin. II was
evident that the crime in this case, had moi been
consummated.
| The District Attorney argued that the dies were
sufficiently complete to constitute the offence and
of this opinion was The Judge, who charged accord.
iDgy Verdict Of Guilty
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PoxrcHARrRAN Cheap Pleasure
The Directofs, with commendable liberality, and
m enlightened regard 70 their own interests, have
reduced the price Of tickets to the Lake and back
10 twenty-five cents, for both trips. This enables
many pssons ofmodemte meansio treat themselves
and families TO an agreeable little pleasure jauni at
triling cost The consequence is, that the travel
has moro than doubled. For twenty-five cents a
person goes n the Lake, enjoys the sea breeze for
an hour or two, and returns. The cars now starr
with the accuracy Of chronometer, and the road,
20 long an object Of complaint and modification,
has become one Of the most popular MODES ofamuse-
ment 10 the city,.
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New Orleans, jackson and Northern
Railroad

ho having Boots Of subscription the stock Of the New
Orleans Jackson aud Northern Raj road hereby
the undersigned names of subscribers and the number
oil shares subscribed on or before the h the Office Of the
Board OF bquidators, No NerchaAts y order
the Committee Ways and Means
myl6 If JOHN CALHOUN Secretary
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Firemen's Charitable Association.
u,- The GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE, for the Quar,sr
ending in July,
JOHN GRuBER, Of No. 49, AZ jackson street, Marais
anu at the Surveyors ofce, Custom,hause.
JOSEPH AvkT, of No. a. OF Old Levee and Benve
| streets, In place If John Burgess
'AMRs BROOKS of No g. Inspectors Office Custom. house,
| in place Of X. Conion
| myi2 BY GEO W HuRpEII secrstarv
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THE BANK NOTE FoRGERIEs - Yesterday
John W, Davis, alias William Reed, was indicted
in the First District Court before Judge Larue or
having in his possession plate designed for
stamping forged notes, of the amount of $50, pur.
porting to be issued by the Company of the Union
Bank Of Louisiana.
The District Attorney, M. M. Reynolds, ap
peared for the prosecution, and Mr. Abel deie lded
the prisoner.
The evidence in the case was very lengthy, and
occupied the time Of The Court during the whole
Of the session. 1t went to show that on the 10th
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ORLEANS THEATRE

EF- GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION
L'RIDAY EVENING, May 80 1851 - GRAND FESTIVAL
CoNCERf-Vocal and lnItrumenta- the Paris, London
n Vienna style.
THIS Iraorinary Soiree will given "A.
LEHMAN. artist OF the Theatre
Of the private SO 6es Of city.
Mr. Lehman will be assisted this sion by first
Ochest Of EIGHTY MUSICIANS and all Vocaists
Thea obt,ind
of Mesdames DEVRIEs and FLEURY Jolly. Messrs DULUC
.GENlBREl. SC TT, WYNEN and L. CARRlERE.
Mr. JAIN Leader Of the Orleans Theatre Orchestrs
Lehmi an, will alternately lead the Band,
Mr. L. hman has taken the the choice
which Concert composedVaety QUAINT
and he the public Of New Orleans
Sol Sc.
EB Prices Of admance The have always charged
by Or Theatre
Doors open o'clock-petfornance O'clock precisely
N. BUnder whatever Concert postponed
The detailed programme will published
IN
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Gentlemen; received communication touching drama
recently produced Pacdes Varieties" with
and accept offer for the Benefit proposed The
the vaes Thomas Pacide ESQ., has set
SATURDAY night May a. the occasion Of the BENEFIT referred
This the first time have publicly appeared dramatic
writer and shond faterns reception of Coan mpe
further efforts again merit appreciation, will be the frs
wish Of Your obedient
JAS. II. VAN DALSoN.
To Hon A. Buchanan H C. vontasen, Louis Emmelng NJ
Reynolds, John Lloyd Lewis Cot. Rufus B. Lusk
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To the Ladies.

V- Mrs. SHERMAN, thankful for past favors and
liberal patronage line happy inform her
public removed from No 26 Nayades
1888 Charles where she prepared receive and
Ladies Children with the following artcls to wit;
Sherman's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL Sup
PoRrERs, DR.. Bannng's BoDY BRACES, DR. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES, Mrs. Bets SUPPORT
ERs DR.. Thompson's SUPPORTERS etc. etc.
NJ Hours attendance the morning from A. NJ, til
O'Clock P. and in the evening, FROM till P NJ.
ny Females attendance upon ladies'
apl9 .dp col
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N0ilce.

M Notice Is hereby given persons having in their posses
zion Books belonging Hon. II. A. BULARD deceased, tc
return ,hem his former Office IL St. Charles street.
my2l lw J. LIE BLANC, Administrator.
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NEW ORLEANS, May Il, 1901.
Messts. CALDWELL, BALDWIN, MARKS, ANDREWS and
Permit the part of Madame LEATi
and myself the shall have in
comply with your very hAens reqon, and also
Of the hoao COME red such testimonial OF
If agreeable you would beg TUESDAY EVENING
9Th the Armory Hail. (Which has been kindly ten
dered the occasion by its gsnemauy proprietor Mr. Scott
Tomorrow shall do myself the pessurs Of hanfng the
programme. Again thanking YOU am, Gentlemen,
my22 Yours truly J. LEATI
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INDIAN FIGHTING ExPECTED.-We find thi,
interesting piece of intelligence in the ST. Loui,
Intelligencer of the l7th instant:
Ladian Difficulties, etc.-We learn from the Off
GERS Of the DR. franklin, No. Q, that when they
left 81. Paul, Minnesota, a report was current tina
a large war party of Sioux Indians had gone on
against the Chippewas, and that most probably
ere this, the two tribes have met, and an Indian
battle has been fought.
We are further informed that the Indian agent
was preparing to pay 10 the Sioux, WiDnebagoes
and Chlppswas, their annnities, The tribes would
Se paid Oh at The Fort. Winnebago Station, and
la anticipation of a rich harvest. innumerabe
peuoiers' with every description of merchandise,
from flaming red blanket down TO a tin whistle.
nad congregated at the three stations, ready to
hsece The poor Indian as soon as he came in Dos.
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We ass &1ebsd to Captain Badd. Of tho Union. and
Simpsoa Co.. for lac New York papers, in advance Of
The nAiL Thsis important had been anticipated
By Telegraph and at the hats hour Of thsir reception
impossible MATE many selections. The papers are filled
with details Of the Presidents movements.
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Going Worth.

10 Our friends requested call and leave their Measure
with us for ther supply Of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
Persons visiting the North this have the Clothing
ready for them their arrival New York by leaving th
Measure with aud article shall be made the latest
Of workmanship aud il satisfactory be taken.
One Of will leave for New York and will
his personal attention all orders n'rusei him.
Our nd visit York will hnd 12 Fulton
ms I'm Zip MONTROSS 81 STILWELL.
~ The magnificent and swift running pecke
|.feaa Eaat ,. ch~vs
TBis 2ai o'clock, p M. Vcksbuf
Grand Gulf, Rodney hatcher and Fort Adams.
my93 T. B. SMITH, II Poydras street.
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Henry ]. Leovy. Eq. attorney at law, No. St Charles
sst has bean appointed BY Governor Helm Commissioner
% take deps and acknowled Of Deeds for The
Stats Of Kentucky