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Sugar from Corn.--A patent for making sugar
ont Of corn has been taken out at Washington.
The process 10 thus described: A quantity of corn
meal is placed in boiler, to which is added nearly
an equal quantity, by measure, of water. together
with small proportion of common oil Of vitrol or
sulphuric acid. Tbs mixture il then boiled At /.
very high temperature, when common brown sugar
is produced, held in solution, of course, with the
acid. A quantity of common chalk i. now thrown
in, which has the effect to remove the vitrio from
the sugar, the vitriol uniting to the chalk. and
falling with it as sediment, to the bottom Of the
boiler. The liquid sugar is then drained off into
another vessel, boiled down TO moasses, and finally
crystalizee and clarified in the usual manner.
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Rsss PSvt-ss-P rimes.-By the brig Isabsll.
Red, Capt. Cheeseman, arrived at NewYork on
~ "a, he NswYork Express is informed that
eveEy shiag 1t that place was quiet. There seemed
p b evsry prospect that the Emperor would do
= - bed promised 70 do relative to the proposals.
ss:.lsssd TO him BY the American. French and
sns':h aathesiiiss, respecting the truce with the
Desa..eaas. He bad just arrived, with his suite,
hea CaPs Hsyd.
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Fres.-The gin house Of Elder J. A. Butler, with
$4,000 pounds of seed cotton, near Aberdeen,
Mss, was destroyed by fire on the oath ut.
The store Of Ramsay & Brother, No. IS Maiden
lane, NY, with the contents, were consumed on
the LIST instant The loss is about $40 ,OO0-partal
insurance.
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~ NOtice-Nethsr the captain nor the undersigned.
consaees Of The Blush ship CREScENT CITY viii ne re,pon
sibe tor any debts contracted BY the crew.
InaN roOI or nj
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Gro'oing EvI.-ln the year 17OO the average
consumption of wine in Great Britain, was bu,
one quart for each individual-it is now one gallon.
The increase Of the consumption of ardent spirits
is eorrespondingly large, showing the growing sd-
dictlon Of the people to habits Of intempsrancs
In France, the average consumption of wine by
each individual, is nineteen gallons! The differ
snce is owing, doubtless, to the duties on the ar.i.
Gle in England being very dear, and in
France nearly free of duty, and yery CHEAP,
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Preaching IN The Open Air.-The Presbytery of
NewYork resently recommended to the pastors of
churches in the city, and olhsr clergymen belong
ing to that body, to PREACH far they can do so,
in the open air, at popuous points, for the benefit
OF those who cannot, or will not, attend church.
The practice has been successfully introduced in
London. and is warmly advocated by the New
York Observer as applicable here.
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Ths mail failed yesterday morning from be
yuud Charleston.
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HYDE & GOODRICH,
NO. Is CHARTERS STREET,
u Es'abshsd thry-fve years this city,
IMPORTERS OF
WAT q H ES,
FS1se JeaU eLry,
and DIAMONDS.
Plated CAsToRs. BASKETS, TEA SRrs, WATERS cite.
Fine GUNS, RIFLES. PISTOLS and REvoLvRRs.
RoaERs's POCKET and TABLE CUTLERY and SCISSORS,
LAMPS, CLOCKS and VASES, GIRANDOLks and MAsrKL
ORNAMENTS.
MILITARY GOODS, GOLD and SILVER LACKs PRINCES ETC.
PArlRR MAcHE WARE. and large assortment of
Rich Fancy Goods.
Manufacturers of SILVER TEA SETS FoRks and Spoors
PITCHERS, GoBLkTs, eto. OIL 2u2p
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Natchitoches Racss.-Fint day, Monday, Oct 81
lS51.-Msgnolia Stake for three year olds-mile
heats-subscription $3O0-forfsit $lOO-declara.
zion $50.
A. Lscomptes b. 9; roltigear, by Boston, dam Rosa.
Bostwick . Boaiman . Oh. /. by Glencoe dam Thru;i.
Time, l:54-l:55.
Second day-Purse $lOO-Mils heats.
A. w. small's br. g. Mike, By Jago-4y. o.,.2l
Bostwick Bosrmans g. g. Bob Green, by Ambas.
Time. 1:54-157-2;O2
Third day-Purse $200-rwo mile heats.
A.. Leoomps's b. O. Yotigear. pedigree abovs,......I
boetwck q b0armans Oh. pedigee above q ds
Time, 4:l0-4:Q4.
Fourth day-Purse S3OO-Three mile heats.
A. W. sma's ch g. Reub, by Trustes dam Minstrel BY
Medoc-5y.o. Walked over.
Fifth day-Purse $l5O-Best three in five.
A. w. Smaps Dr. 6. Mike. pedigree aboys....2 All
bestwck = b0arman's q. &. Bsb Green, ped
Time l.l6-f.53-1.n5-I.af
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L!nca At Ins saADss-This morning At hafpas 10. q
u1asl. ~ Ill.,
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n The undersigned, having resigned connection with the
Board of undewers prepared issue policies RESPECTIVE,
Kinds OF Insurance. in the above old
loss or damage on FIRE MARINE AND INLAND RISKS and
on the LIVES OF WHITES SLAVES on the mos, liberia
terms, discriminating according to hazard. Apply TO
ol0 3m2p c. c, LATHROP Agent ~ csmp .,,so,
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Hats. Cans. etc.

IL AT WHOLESALE.
IL lOO cases HATS comprising great variety Of Silk
Tor by ~ -@' -'1'
lyis 2pdAW FROST CO 10 M,g.,,,..,
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To.dayss Outside.
Eiss RSes" Tale Of the Coast Guard"
Lsw Rxfs-Postry.
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The steamsoip Louisiana, Capt. Forbes, arrived
ysatsrday evening from Galveston, bringing dates
to the 7th inst. The news il devoid of interest.
The San Antonio and Mexican Gulf Railway ap.
peers to be making some progress A contract for
grading and embanking one mile Of the road had
been let.
The Board of Directors have appointed Messrs.
John Henry Brown and Henry Beaumont, of In
danola, and J. J. Giddings, of San Antonio, spe.
cial agents 10 procure donations of land, upon the
condition of the terminus being fred at Matagorda
bay. Another agent has been appointed to receive
donations for the Aransas route.
The editor of the San Antonio Texan thinks
there are indications of opposition to General Sam
Houston for the Presidency, on the part of the
secessionists in that State.
large democratic meeting was held at Austin
few days ago, and after passing various resolu-
tons, 6ercely democratic, issued a call for the
Democratic State Convention to meet at that place
in January next.
A citizen of Corpus Christi il desirous of rolling
game of ten.pins for $1,000. at the Fair to be held
in that place next May. The gauntlet is offered to
citizens of Texas and Louisiana.
The scarlet fever is prevailing to some extent
in Victoria several deaths have occurred.
The bark George, from Bremen, with 149 emf.
grants. arrived at Galveston on the Sd inst.
Mr.. Stephen Townsend, Of Fayette county, was
murdered recently in cold blood, by fellow
named Vaughan the murderer escaped. At the
Travis Court, A. N. Hopkins, charged with the
murder of Col T. M. Weoldridge, was acquitted.
DR.. Kirby, of Grimes county, recently sent to
the psnitsntiary for il-reating his wife, attempted
| to escape, and after being shot at twice by the
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twill have been seen that the grounds of the
petition involve informality, not illegally. So
il the friends Of Mr.. Marigny should succeed ii
this singular movement, and Mr.. Marigny b,
declared Sheriff, he could only occupy the ofic,
in defiance Of popular sentiment and plain vote
We can not bring ourssf to believe that MI
Marigny would hold the position, for one min
ute, under such humiatng circumstances.
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Cabinet Flx,.nlt,xre.

AT the Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street.
q An unusually fine goods In this line NAV bs
found at this extensive Improved receipt
from the North and West Buyers great reduction, In
the undegned positive from h consignsrs
10 uadsrssH every houss II the
OILS imp WIN. r. SCOTT, Auctonssr At Caun al,
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lSuORs-Irish Whisky, London and Dublin
iii ~sNs superior Sheny Wine, etc., for sale by
:" JOHN T0OIA. : Bssk PhM.
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Cotton-Closed with considerable firmness, at
rates current the Friday previous, for all descrlp
tons. The Committee place Fair plands at Sad
Mobile Cd, and Orleans 6td Sales of the week,
81 OSO bales, of which 5040 were taken for specu-
laton, and 5000 for export.
HAvRE, May 2S-The prices of Cotton de-
clined. Sales to-day at three-fourth of cent
under previous quotations Sales Of week 5000
bales; stock 10000; and ten ships expected
including the New York packets.
Breadnu6s.-Market firmer. Wheat in more
request at late rates. Flour not so free of sale
rates unchanged. Indian Corn, slight decline, but
in demand.
Prouisions.-Beef demand light. Pork, spar.
ingy dealt in, owing to the high rates demanded
More doing in Bacon. Hams dull. Shoulders
not sought for. Sales large, at full rates. Mar.
ket well cleared Of Cheese.
iSugar.-Decned Cd. per cwt. generally.
Molasses.-Demand chiefly confined to superior
kinds, Porto Rico, 15s. Cd
Iobacco-Quiet during the month.
FretghtS - Stationary, with some f1atness in
the market; passengers are tolerably plenty, bu,
rates continue low.
and closed at 97ld., aud ID for money, and 97sd
for account.
american Securities. - The market is quiet
U. s. Sizes, '62, 105 to 106; '6S, 107 New York
State Fives, '5S, 80, 95 to 96; New York CITY
Fives, '55, TO- 80 to 81. Massachusetts Fives,
90, lUo TO l0f; pennsylvania, 81 to S3. Ohio
Skies, 70, rs, 105. Maryland Fives, 80 to 81.
Canada Sizes '65, 100 to lOlt; Montreal City,
81, '6l, SO to 81
BosToN, June IL, ga. M.-The America Capt
Shannon, came up to her dock at 20 minutes past
8. Liverpool circuars quote decline of Cd. per
quarter on Corn.
Spirits Turpentine was selling at 33s. Cd. to 24s.
State Of Irdde IN Manchester.-The sympathy
existing between the action of the Cotton markets
and that of the manufactured article, was never
rendered more apparent than it has been during
the present month neither probably was it ever
more difficult to reconcile the outward appearance
of the characteristics of this market with the ac-
tual condition, as it now stands. With regard to
the supply of goods and yarns, and stocks general
ly, it might have been supposed that stocks were
very heavy. Such, however, is not the fact,
though purchasers have been confined to existing
wants, except when at one period some considera.
bic transactions We're effected under an apprehend-
ed advance in prices
The prevailing feeling from the commencement
to the closing of the month has been of iuc-
tuaing and depressed character, each feature be-
ing essentially produced from and influenced by
the movement in the Cotton market. Dullness and
depression have, however, predomnated, and as
might have been anticipated, both goods and warns
have experienced farther and material decline in
value. Still the demand has been of an extensive
oh
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NGfttse1tG Medsesme Warehouse
No. ISL Chartrss ST. New Orleans.

WRIGHT co. having resolved to stand unrivaled 10
every department OF their busnes have agreed with the
Popnetors and Agents OF all the genuine popular Paen,
hedlcnes throughout the United States, keep
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample ment al rates
tar below the usual market BY they
enabled offer for the nspecon Of the
extensive assortment which be found
CITY hay,nS had many years expsence in the purchese
and sale OF Patent Melcnea, they acquired fMciie
for conducting this particular on the ruct bera
osie and now prepared supply trade pnces
sxceedngly realize
on his investment, either WhoiesaIx
or RetdiI Ar their establishment may he found a fu
assortment OF ALL GENUINE PA TENT MEDICINES
me following st comprises OF their assortment, and
can De furnished to dealers, from twenty
twenty-five cheap4 than manufacurer reSulsy
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A CARD.

THE sanitary condition of the city of New Or
L leans now exciting the attention Of the Board of Heath
and the Medical Faculty. has led to full investigation
t reof, and to compilation by Dr. Simonds OF the satist
cal tables Of hygiene and moruary facts which laid
lore the community in of lectures i.yceum Hall
BY careful examination Of In. comparative health and
mortality bills of Boston and New Orleans different pc.
RODS great Improvement discovered in both places within
the last three four and the mainly attributable
to Increased cleanliness, Undue by Shower bathing
and the SHOWER SAITH. aiiording the econ omicai
and convenient mode Of Treatment, re1dy adopied
Hence the improved health OF that city. The increased
health and conseauent diminuton OF the mouary bills Of
New treans. greatly attributable the of the p. R.
RYAN BATHS by at least SIX THoUs AND IONS w no.
notwhstandg the ho, weather which they exposed
manifest by their ruddy cheerful feelings and elias IL
steps, degree Of health Of which unless
they use the PERRYAN SHOWER BATHS, which are
je3 I'm SO Mnenxine strea,
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FAMILY GROCERIES,
10 kegs Goshen Butter;
- hal barrels beef, Fulton Market
~ kegs Leaf Lard
40 barrak Extra Fine Flour;
IL cases Underworld Pickles, assorted;
II bags Spanish Chocolate;
2U bags Java Coffee;
Crushed and Powdered Sugar, etc,
Landing and for sale by
mhl7 LABUZAN Il co. Us Common 4,
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sHAkEsPEAR IRON FOUNDRY,

2US G1r0d Street, Netc Orle0ns.
WHEELER, GEDDES Il Co, would res
Reetuly inform the public that they now prepared
TO DO STEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR MILL
EN- ENGlNEs q al d %Sess5lPsSns also Draining, Planning
such as Turn Tables. Stay Pate Switches Chars etc.
the shortest notice and the most approved system.
bore Iron and brass work Of al most al kinds.
n. o,deas tor Coupns. Pipes, Wheels Furnace Mouths,
and Tomb Ratings, Shafts and Pueys Axes and Bore
Grders, Stove Plates Veniuio, Sash Wes ETC., will
meet with prompt attention.
The BlacksmIth department fitted up to enable workmen
to execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations punctualy attended which
please address To "
WHEEhER GEDDEs CO., Nsworssns. La.
J. F. WHEELER, - J. GEDDES,
8. SWOOP.
uy23 3m
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TEACHER OF MUSIC.

XhsK UMRs. NJ. CAMPBELL, Tsacnsr fMu
2S sic on Piano Forte and Guitar, receives pupis ~
- at her residences Race, near Camp street; W.
Of Csrondee and Julia Streets Besies h
Lectrea pupils once ms
Sclence Of Mnsc. .Prics IS hr tveyt esoos
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TRUNK KS..-..--TRUNKS.
TRAVELLERS are invited to call and examine
a large and well assorted stock OF s.,sss -s-z,s
TRUNKS, manu- tacured in Philadelphia id, VI
OF the best materials. Our Fine Trunks Sl3N s "a
a superior article. finished in improved s&AI9
style sR Some Fine Trunks, size, hand. A lso.
Vaes and Travelling Bags For sale at 70 rsver street
mJ6 I'm 3, RORB u co
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES.
50 POYDRAS STREET. Ne~ O.Is.a,


US. HUFTY would most respectfully inform sLe
pubc generally that he has purchased The entire interest Of
ne Sonthe,n BRANCH Of Emps Co., has leased store
SfoYDRAS STREET, and hss fitted il up at consider.
abe expense 0! the Patent Medicine business Having u.
&c with every article IN hs line. he condeny scs
given to q iwho favor him with their psironaee
Ihe lot wing list only comprises pa Of his extensive
assortment which and pU be nrn hed Trade on
as reasonab e erms a. other house n the south:
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PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warehour. b,

PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouse D.
3 ROBB IL co. No go Graver street, are con,
NJ stanlly receiving from Philadelphia and SS-yYa
ca Ens!and new Goods IN theirli t,ss.xna7LLSS %
Their stock comprises SApDLKRY -EsslsN Ia II.
Y9@&of all descriptions, SAppLRRV N8k1G
HARDWARE. Harness, LEATHk1, MATgRlALs
src. INDIA RUBBER GOODS, TRAVELLING and PACKING
TRUNKS, etc. etc.
Also "A fine assortment of BUFFALO RoBFs.
kV PLANTERS and dealers are invited TO call. jas
SADDLERY STORE-SMITH u BROTHER,
~ 80 and 81 Common street, New Orleans, I.-,h
offer Tor sale the most complete assortment Of Ef1&A
Goods in their line in the Southern country, com
SADDLES-More than 500 varieties OF English, Ameri
SADDLE BAGS and WALLETS, in great variety
n Brides, Bride Filings, MartingaIs, Girhs SuTcln
gIes, S,inup Leathes. Extra. Rens, Hitch Reins
40s II sEN NsEss-Coach. Gig and Buggy Harness,
all qualities Wagon and Drsy Harness. complete on in parts
Collars Dray and Wagon Saddles, Hames blind Bndles and
q !$ ::i IT.: IT,: 5T:: /: ::
..sADDLERY HARDWARE, sADDLERS, HAR.
ssf'E and sa. Bs
and Band Leather; Oil Top Sides and Hides; EnameIed
Sides and ides Pate iLea,hers all qualities and coos
Bag Hides and Sides, Isoskns; Wool skins; Hog Skins
Skins all coors and qualities; Chsmois and Buck Skins
Lace Leather Buffalo Robes, etc.
~ 9; B; are Agents for the sale of the Patent Inds
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands Also, the Patent Stretched
Steam Packing, and India Rubber Clothing, Of ali kinds
Hand Rivets, Lace and Band Leathers etc.. etc.
dHt SMITH BROTHER. 50 and d Common st.
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EMIGRANTs To CALIFORNIA

EMIGRANTS TO CALIFORNIA
A NE invited to call and see the PORTABLE
mh,sa BEDS ThsS AND BEDsrsAu "A which sat like
@yIs sn0 W6%b 9sT 7 tSE?sSRy S?S 80 Mae,,re st.
SHiP CHANDLERY, etc. etc, comprising
Man nm lila and hidt mp @ Rope7Set St.I al sizes;
as-He%p Hf'1so and dh%i Cotton: N'''n;
p.,sn isTS RS!ls1 !5s'issjass sssivs,-,ll sizes;
Patsnt Roller Bushings;
Oars and Skulls all Sizes.
Hardware17,a general assortment for ship use;
Grockery, Earhenware and Glassware:
s's%s .ad sPf,i ""a S7sf; al descriptions.
NJ e. sss n H. E:a :..i Tss su
RARELLI & CO., 81 Common street, offer for
Getaso B1sngs K aGs ss fP asS o Ds
Essences Of Beisa%ot sfe Lemon. Orange and Rose;
St. Julien Medoc Ciaret, in boxes myls
GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
g packages GaAfEkhsAsN c1AFE khsAsNrs; s;s., v. pattern,
sae .' EnS Il fs isSs
WETHERILLL LEAD WORKS, West PhiIa-
rsa delphia, j. T. William WetherlI, Proprieors-
Inc subscribers agents for the above celebrated brand
ssss: n.. en NJ q 5 sSssssa!? 5S ?:sE ::
PAINTGNG DONE WELL AND CHEAP
- & BOWERS, long and iavoraby known Housn
and SIGN FAINTER, won dntOrm his numerous friends and
the pubic in general that he has PAINT SHOP at IA
agazne street, where he prepared to contract Tor
cutting with pomptnes and dispatch all orders his line of
onsness. with the very hest of materials. nj Iv
CORN MILLS = Straubbs superior French
COTTON PRESS ssCREWs-NeweI's supero,Turns5
,su w. ARTHUR & Co, Agents.
BARCLAYS LONDON PORTER and Pale
ALE-b0 CASKS Barclay Perkins Co . superior Lon.
don Porter u pint and quart bottles 30 caske Pale Ale also
for sale by ~
jel0 JOHN TOOLE, Is Bank Place
MARSALLA WINE-Just received and for
NA sae by the undersigned landing from brig Louisiana
from Palermo, few packag OF this superior Sicily Wine,
isl0 BARELLi& & co. 81 Common st.
| WHITE LEAD-25 tons, from the best North
| NATHAN JARVIS & co.
| mh> corDer Magazine and Common SITS.
| A GENCY OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
IA MILLS, ST. Lous-We will always be supplied with
Hpk % y T FER Ss9's kESsETT StHSf f EogI CO %
T ,INSEED OILS barrels Northern Lnseed
- ol' in store and SXTi&s n ri x JARVIS & co.
| mh4 " oornes Masazine and Common ats
| RlTTERS-75ca cases Boxer and Hiiyger Bitters,
mys Il d'''' anu 0' 81 SAMsUEL. WOLFF. s5 Camp st.
| HAY-7s0 bales prime Eastern Hay, just re-
per bark MA%1nb g. bEWES sRa II ~ . Y .v. .
| A QUA AMMONTA-10 carboys Aqua Ammo
/ - ma, for sale very low. by P. l.. MASSEY,
msA corner Camp and Gnvisr stzssta.
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NEW MUsIc:,:NEW MUSIC.

TYLER u HEWITT, Piano Forte and Music
L Store, 80 Camp rect have just received from >xa
The North over Five Hundred New Pieces OF MU- xaA,
SIC, from various composers and suitable TO play XS
ers OF all grades Among these eceS he found 2Ylb
the following beauii'nl competitions, VIZ: @
Drinking Song" from Macbeth, by Verdi; the cele.
6rated Ricc Wahz,' sung with snch great success at
the St Chares Theatre by Sgnora Patodi Fsntase on
.Parod Polka %" 81 gh-ride Polka !" Fantase from the
M Bohsmsn 10 Gl,i '' " Souvenir De vep9e ,,' at5
. Monnlain Daisy Jety Trefiz's grea song; Polkas
Marches Watzes. Songs Operate Sketches, in great
IF Musical Merchandise of all kinds.
.myN TYLER Il HEWITT. 80 Camp street.
d. ANDERSON. No. IT St. Charles street. s--s
. Watches, ChrDnometers and Nautical tnsuu. t<kk
ens accu aeiy adjusted Philosophical and Elec IN
uicai Appasstus made To order and repaired. aAi1g
yD-houE Cil LnOmeters altered IS hour rs LIZ
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NIUsiC AND Mt sICAL INsTRI slkNTs.-Ths

IECSVV AVN ES.-The
lf1 subscribers would respectfully yeur -.
attention their large and extensive stock Of Mu
and Musical Merchandise of every deserinuon st&1s
and also to their well selected assortment OF Piano
Fortes, from the faccr~s OF ths first makers in the
United States and Europe.
Strings for yon Guitar, Harp Vioincello. Double Basa
&c. Guitar Pins, Pegs, Screws. etc.
E1ns, Flutes, Gu tars AccOdi0ns, Brass instruments
lands, Tambournes BANGS, Drums, etc. etc.
4 ano Forte Wire. Tuning hammers, Forks etc etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders for Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
attended to.
liberia discount made to dealers and professors and to
seminaries.
Second Hand Pianos bought. srh taken in part payment
for
All the Music received from the North as soon az pub
lished.
entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr. ii. ID. Hewitt New Orleans, La, Oct. o.
e. A. TYLER
o25 dtfH Wat a. ID, HEWITT
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The Kentucky Military Insti tute,
DIRECTED by Board of Visitors appointe,

- by the State, is under the Immediate super
lWntendenes ~ Ss.rs ei Gols. r. T. P. ALLEN and T.
West Pnlu snj pItn 9Gn d,sitng ushed graduates OF
oy @ nn able and efficient Faculty The o. study
discipline exact location every way desirable. Franln
Spnngs. sa miles from Frankfort, noted for health and
empuoh from pad infuenees means, brief, ample for
hoongh elias ca scientific and practical education, with
% eAsrcse oy dn or field connected with The
ana mGIs man man Studies Continued ogon during vaca
nm'uy i any august Entire charge $sa per semi annual
Sasnfr ah OF the Bank Of kenaeky. at Fransior
stltIte near Frankfort, Ky . Or lie undsrsiened.
1slgnsd1 r. D,lDuEY, Adg' Gen and Ple,'t Board.
Office. ~ u an2 i,sw ~ Veos Iv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-20
MILLER, HARRIS q. WALDO,

u CuHE Nfeet, IVe3O UTlea1IS,
WHOLESALE and retail dealers in FINE
w TABLE CUTLERY Plated 4
Panished Tin Japaned and Wooden efS
Waie; Table Mas; Git and Bronzed jf2SA
t.amps and Glrandoles; Glassware Plain }f3at
and Colored Floor Mating, and Honse fhlbt
Furnishing Goods generally. sperm and I SIHS
Wax Candles; Sperm, Whale Lard Lin g /v{sTYS 9S
seed. Neasfnot and Chemical Oils Spirit tS3YkSAsA3
Gas, Camphine. Alcohol, + Turpentine and SMi.$
Paints of all descriptions; Brushes Win.
dow Glass Putty; While Lead; Sand Paper G ne; Curled
HAIR Hair Seating and Springs; Flowing Polishing Scrap
ing, Furniture, Coach Black Japan And White Damar Var
nishes. Als0-Picked and Common Moss always for SALE
PRICES OF oAMpHINK;
by the earrei; 80 per gallon
~. ". e DO cents per gallon
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