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GALVESToN-Per steamship Galveston: $50 bbls flour,
40 SKIS 1909 SKIS l55 SKIS salt l3 boxes candles
bbli OIL, 100 do whisky 100 els rope 1900 bricks ETC.
COATZACOALCOS-Per steamship Alabama eco
pkgs mise
HAVRE-Per ship Lemnel Dyer: 245l bales cotton, 1881
bda hde luOO slaves. 81 pcs black walnut bales moss
boxes md-e
NEW YORK-Per ship Thomas Church: 3i9s bbs flour,
1856 bales cotton, l62 bb pok, 472 l5U bb lard 60 bbs
boxes mdse
!, RIO DE JANElRo-Per ship Grey Eagle: 1900 bbls
flour. oc.
APALACHlCOLA-Pe brig Machigonne: PA bbls s.
hf bbs moasses 80 hhd 59S bbs flour l do whsk
bncon ~ sacks Coffee ia bxs cheese baggn,
8 "
CHARLESTON-Per brig Frances: 345 bbls moasses
l09 lads sugar. 81 bbs beef and suudries
RlCtMosn-Per big Challenger s. bhls mo'asses, 224
hhds sugar. Id bxs candles, n lad, bbls whisky
CORPUS CHRISTI-Per schr e S Ieper: 80 bbs bread
129 SKIS corn, 10 bales hay, "A ,0OJ feet lumber
MpBlL E-Pef schr Ema: 397 pes baggng 212 els rome
50 Dbl molssses, IL tons iron.
BEl.lZE-Per schr Geo Mathews: % bbls moasses 1G
do bPe O5 do pork i9J do flour, hhs tobacco IS kegs
iaI 70 do butter, 20 bxs Candles 10 do cheee snndries
MATANZAS-Per schr Reserve: Loo SKIS corn 100 kegs
butter.
CAMPEACHY-Per schr Joven Fernandez 200 bbs fou,
" boxes cheese, 40 kegs butter ami sundres.
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Alabama, Foster. Coatzacoacos via Vera Cruz
Steamship Galveston, Place, Galveston and Matagoria,
Harris Il Morgan
Ship Lemue Dyer, Sagony, Havre. II Baxier
Snip Thomas Church, Pratt. NewYork, Dudley Chase
ship Grey Eagle, Nippe Rio de Janero Foster Elliott
Bng Macbigonne, Chamberlain, Apalachicoa,
Brig Frances, sayin, Charleston, RIM Harrison &co
Brig Ghalenge, arke. Richmond, Mast l. Bourk
schr Leipe Thomas, Aransas Bay and Corpn. Christi
sehr Ema Reed, Mobile, ia, Faneiy
Mex schr Joyen Fernando, Ascoaa. CamGeashy,
Br achr Geo Mathews, Robinson, Belize. HonIuras,
Br schr Reserve, Lawson, Matanzas, j Alexander
Arrived.
Ship Richard Asop, Smith, SO days from Liverpool to
Ship Charlotte Reed Weeks. 45 days from Palermo to mas
ter-lst my. - -
seh Hunter Hadley, days from Apalachcols to master
I'd my.
Bulletin No Q, Church, from Memphis
Brilliant, Hart, from Bayou Sara.
Jas Miugar, Foster, from Cincinnati.
J Nlorrsett, FIndren. from Wetumpka
I boswell, LarOse, from the Balize
L. Mclyan Seul, from Montgomery.
Lexington, Mather, from Louisville.
+ plmon, Davidson. from Cincinnati
Sarah Gordon, Bercier, from 0pelousas.
st james, Power, from ThlbOdauX.
Towboat Defiance, Hamburg, from the Passesowed down
and 10 on the 10 inst, ships ion and Geo Evans,
lotte Reed
Towboa south Western. Martin, from the Passes-brousht
up schr Hunter.
gELow-CoMING UP.
Ship Monmouth, from Newport, Wales.
ship bay State from NewYork.
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Passengers.
Per ship Richard Alsop, from Liverpool-25 in steerage
--1Oe--
List of Vessels In Port EOt CIea red
Shins.


pstt-lh ns Yrs Taupicip atty tts:Enrt.t 10 n-ksuH
"a 2 NJ -, tt-i ;snnsac.. a. ms R,tssf an' tan ~
IN ~ Se-shl tnif me Mes commence aesvs tina
. rs bsny t'ttstt LsntsE .lr ralnl frns tie y.
..Ia.1ae,ts k,iif.sl snA ".
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DAN RICE'S CIRCUS
ST. CHARLES STREET, OPPOSITE PERDIDo STREET.

ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES eech Npht
n during the Week, in which Levi North, Made
VIII Strength OF the Company will
5na.t Of $40 egd hrne this positively the gest company in
TIE SuheFn States, refunded During
Dn VI unbuIthen himself OF budget of his peculiar
thugs general.
" Day Performs each SATURDAY at l2 NJ for Juven-
lies and + Inly Parties.
ti each day. between the
houfs o. 10 aud g. - Wv
s Admission Dresa Circle, so Pit, cent? Flee Co.
Ga! cents, ioII
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MODEL CIRCUS.

THIS uNlopE AND SPLENDID EQUESTRIAN EsTAB-
LiSHMENT, the finest the country, will a
auphin old
TUESDAY EVENING, January IA.
Doors performance will O'Clock.
Adnon-Box SOC. Children hal-puce; Pit 2sc.; Colored
RoYes taft
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TOOLOGlCAL EQUESTRIAN and THEATRICAL, we'll
Il known the compee and extensive Circus
States and ncomparaby than the
Of over three hnded Persons Horses anu Ponies trave
conping Iheai1ica a. well as Eqneran Corpswiih
ton of Wild Animals and their Lion Tanner
e,hibioow,i open ia tie AMERICAN THEsTR e. ior
Equestrian displays and Tor the production PUTNAM
tred Equestrian spectas es
SATURDAY EVENING, January II,
And Every Evening during the Week.
With much the and
female adult and juvenile, and
nas Clowns Tight and Sack RoYe Egiibrisfs
Actors Actresses perong Horses. Lii Tnk Poes and
he most elegant Warbe and Equpag that have
presented before New ORR ans audience. -
The PatoIc spe tsci. entitled
|" THE SPIRIT OF ZIG.
concluding With the thrilling Tabeau of GEN. WAsHNGT
mounted Live War Horse weighing pounds borne so
the uldes OF his "braye Continenta
fl ct produced
Prices # admission Circle cents Paranete so cents
FANNY Circle Second Tier 50
Gallery. 70 '
E5s- Doors open quarter-paet Curtain will rise at
kA- Day Performance SATURDAY, January 49, iatl
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.Na7a ~ Win come off at ARMoRY HALL, rms
"a tSss on WEDNESDAY tVEhlNG January Is ~
sssf which occasion these viii be distiibu ed,
a the audience, 3l7 Prizes. valued r,ysIe
~ from Thirty Cents One Hundred Dollars. aYffs
tI No have been spHel by Mr. Dot
this Concert tie and delightful
offered this CITY and he has pleasure announcing TO
the public that ne has engaged the following Distinguished
Madame LEATl, NJ BEATI. Mr.. T. BisnOP, Mr.. GROENE.
Also powerful Orchestra under the direction Mr. HGner
sstirg of 'oriy performers.
By generous PERMISSION hssrs Tsler Hewis Grand
Pa, on the celebrated mandatory of Pley Par he
used tins occasion.
PRoGRAMME....Par First.
ranu Uvettufe, ny Can H. Weber Orchestra
g. Duet-"Te where Fancy Madame L. ali
g. Nocurno by lohe Groeneyglt
Song" Our Own Fireside,' r. Bbon
-''n tnr the Violin, by Bero by Herr
Aria u la Voce from the opera Of Puritan
Part Second.
Grand Overture Mdsnmmsr's Night Dream, by Menelssohn
(drt time New tNreans) Orchestra
Song" Fly swift, Zephyrs,' by s. H. Bishop. Bishop
B. fantasia, composed and executed by.
l. Scotch Song" Bruce's Addres, his Army.
s. Irish Ballad" Kathleen Mavourneen" expressly
and originally by Madame
Pianoforte by Dir. LeatI.)
g. Grand Pot Pouri arranged by HGfaer. rchestra
Third Part.
Distribution Of Prizes Person will have Chance
in the Drawing.
~ Ties al adj i,sion One Dollar at Mess Ter
g. Hes1 Parsons and Benoits Music Stores
the evening Il the Concert
t D.o open Lalias6 Concert O'Clock
GS hc nrces for dis routlon be Mers Tyer
Hewitt IS, 50 Ganp
As the Tickets limited early applc alton
r TALL
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AR MOKY HALL.

DOR EIGHT NIGHTS ONLY, Commanding on SATURDAY
EVENING jan 1.-The "NewOresns serenadeGs and Bueque
Opera Tonpe Consisting the talented BUCKLEY FAMILY
ana hsaGis give sees Of Consents at the eb9yenared Hail.
Thar Choruse Ses Duets Ballads and
Sofas Gu Vsil, Meophone Piano, Banjo, Bones Combo
Bellows,
Master F. BUCKLEY !tnown as OLE BULL Jr and acknow-
eyed to be the Vgnist word)
om paganlnis ssc o Carnival de vense LUCIA
aaSa ana me descriptive Of person dreaming of music
performed BY hun through Europe unbouned applause
Mr. F. NJ LuLZAEa will preside u Piano. -
10 Tickets Fifty Gents.
Goucer IN half =
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COAL.

pITTSBURG COAL-Depot Sc Triton Walk,
l. between Ba- -
rome ami Phikppa "A
-ts-The sutserib- \ nnnnnnu& --,-..sE I
sr, are prepared to : -
deliver the hest u <1nfiirr a ~ 81. ~
Iaaliy of PITTS. e7Z{-Nhiia = - 4s<<.=lE
BURG COAL, in
quantities to suit =.--@--=--==
purchasers, al who esae etail.
Being the Agents tor the celebrated Mines of A. Miller
70 the Monongahea River they call the attention
Of their friends and the public particularly to their Pttsburg
Coal which is selected for them expressly and warranted
10 be Of the best quality Cotton presses steam
ries and plantations supplied the lowest terms Family
riders promptly attended Coal in casks, barrels sacks
Tor shpment put order. Orders received their uce
% rliton Walk, at the Gss Companys Office Common
street. or through the Posotfce.
A Mi TTfHsb s9. sus II sn
THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StChares
street, of Julia street.-The subscriber h. wing
purchased this old established yard and laid fresh supply
OF Coat Is prepared to deliver, in lots suit TO his friends
and the old customers of Yard best quality Fits
Coal. JOHN o. HROWER
Orders may be left at the store of Brewer y Co.,
No. IN Camp street. jail lm3p
A NTHRACITE COAL-25O tons Anthracite
Coa inst received and for sale in bulk by the hhd
pitoulas st. fja43ld1 BEAN.WiLEARD co. S6.''
tlIl COAL YARDs--McBEAN. WILLARD 8
~ CO keep constantly hand their Yards, No. a
rehouptolss street. second Yar, above ST. Mays Mar.
sef ssppy Of Psshn!g. Anthrncite English and American
ttended to. ~ II
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UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
No. IL ST. CHARLES STREET, UP STAIRS.
rs NOW RE-oPENED, for public inspection, comTrisiu
l. choice and select t
Ancient and Modern Paintings,

From Inc most celebrated NasteTs
t In oder 10 cultivate Fine
avan' mas taken ulvantase OF avoab exhibiting
collection Of PAINTINGS, recently rivrd, belonging
eur on his TO the North. This Gallery
contain beu'u and choice pecnens Of Art and in oier
cne the attention and impulse feeling,
vnl tas to the deernin adopting pan
Fifteen choice and bssuiiiui Paintings will
Zach will be presented with
holder chance Of obtaining Painting value.
umieted from upw ris The Painting
VIII he pacei m some public place. and DESCRIBED hereafter
k Free o. Admission the Gallery so Family Season
Fcke 81. The holder to one Chance the
after Wi, title he holder persons having
vilusy purchased will be
paying the price Of single adm
THIS srau dist OF p mngs will take place
lay OF May er the direction gentlf highes
esTectahly aud ding, which
he pixies, will be published
N r. AS erch will numbered,
equestei TO keep them Pantg will be delivered
presented.
6S The Gallery will he open during evening" dsi Il
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--]~0N 20 s''5
Central Office 81 Camp street
THE public informed that Goods. Packages.
Parcels, JeweIy and other valuables can be Forwarded
by this Express to all the Cite, the Mississippi Ohio Ar
kansas and Cumberland Rivers, between Newt irIeans 81
louis Cincinnati, Little Rock and Nashviie to Galveston,
Point isabel and Brownsville, in Texas to Chaenes Pana
ma and San Francisco, which cooperate with
Iachrisson, Nelson Il Co.; to Mobile Montgomery md
pen7aeo 10 SewYork, Boston, BsltmoIe PMladeiphs
Washington and other Northern and Eastern cities and as
% ondon. Liverpool, any part of Great Briain.
IA kay Parcels, etc., sent tn the Central Office
q is lamp street. NsworIeans; to HARNDEN's Express
ce, ok Boston, and the other Northern cities
to our GENT in of the cities above referred TO- viii be
conveyed with safety and expedition their destination
REFERENCES
samuel j. Peters, Esq. w. b. Partee, ESQ.
John NJ Bell, ESQ Peter Maxwell u Co
William Mure. J. w Stanton h 20
e Our Special Messenger leaves Newt]reans and Mo.
DIE On alternate days (Sundays excepted do Iy
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NEW ORLEAN MS:
WEDNESDAY MCENIsls, JANUARY151SS1

The CoTToN TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES.
The following table G ives the exports of Cotton
from the United States for a number of years also
the average price per pound .,n.
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Dane ing Academy and Social POlitene s.
ID BOURBON 81, BETWEEN CONT AND ST.. LOUIS

FIRE BRICK : 100000 English, Scotch and
Pittsburg Fire Brick. in yard and landing for sale by
jal4 JOHN STROUD " co. leo Common st.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY,
Tuesday Evening, January IA, 1851
Arrived to-day Beef Cattle, $50 Sheep so Hogs and 100
Calves.
Prices: Beef Cattle. 51z9sc ~ ib net; Hogs, 5@
5& W ID net; Sheep, 90 50Ds4 90 qp head; Mich Coaos
s3of0$So sP head; Caises, IS Co@sll 90 " head.
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.
Carreeted DaLl BIZ W. w. WHITE s Co. q Camp 81
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Imports.

, LlNERPOOL-Per ship Richard Asop: case mdse La.
thron &co-l42 tons coal " q ol'and-2 mdss Edgel
MnoIs &Ga.lo c1sss % de G9er Rlard DO
10 eases and bxs do Pehn, Cegg &co4 crates do Hyde
gIesby- 81 bx5 Do Mcdowell Mills &eol do Richard
Fesie,2 DO ID Holmess2 bales do Thos Medley
geo. do Meyer; Babeani &coa do Loison 4 siyesire-
ii cSs eases do Albert Bros bales case do Law.
renee cts do l. w Tion2 cks do David do AlcCo
GHchle \ Donnel-a do q Bakewell-2 do 2 c Gaines
aco-3 crates casks eartenware Henderson & Gaines-3
DO crate do Bower &cq6O cks cares hardware Sark,
Day Stantier-8j cases bales mdse Burnside &co-23
pkgs mdse NJ Cahallero-l53 hid earhenware w
A Violet &go5 casks mdse Scbes &co-29S5 bar railroad
IRON, ~ bds hoopron. IA balls and mdse order.
soPaLERMoEPer ship Charlotte Reed: $50 birthstone
~ bags be 90 do walnu loo do Almonds 100 prunes
400 do lemons $500 do oranges A Cochran &co.
APALACHlCOLA-Per schr Hunter: 234 bales cotton ]
Mitchell &cO-54 boxes mdse, master.
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AMERICAN THEATRE.

Sole Proprietor and Manager J q Cu,p,x
Acting and Stage Manager. immunity M FosTER
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MADAME EMERV

49,, TIE Seventh Daughter Of the Gypsy FAMILY,
(EGs LEAVE ipfsrm the she
receives visits her residence, street,
ulla and st joseph Streets where she will be happy
them OF the PR ESENT and FUTURE.
r. Ladies and Gentlemen wishing
which surround them. kewise prospects,
Sen BY calling on Madame E. Price cents.
Hours from to ~ A. NJ P. Nj, 6w.
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S36O.OOO

S36O,OOO.
THOMAS A. ApANs President
MOSES GREENWOOD. Vics-Pr.idsn..
CHARLES J. MANsoNI. Secretary.
Directors:
Samuel Bell, r. c. Tss, c. A. Bc.ri<-
Grndy Brks Join M Bell, o. L. Dt5elssrn
MOSS Greenwood, e. j. WaLah, p. PUG Pax,
j. a. SaTs'd, O. 8 Hrran, q. Ty1or,
Vim p. conuass, r. B. sunster, VIM. Burgess
Dcr1d Ha4- ,nr H. NJ Wright D. c. Rnsdt<a,
John d BEN, NV ZaeAorse j. RiAord
J. W. Shdnson, Corn<i1s Ftuovss c.. r. Wyieht
Nathan Jarvis, C. r. Buideeke, john o. Woodrs1
George Jonas, W. B. MeCutcheon, r. " CcyiIsZs
r. si""s Losis Dssauilss, iyso
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FAMILY GROCERIES. ETC,

TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
NEW ORLEANS AGENCY OF THE NEW
~ YORK CANTON TEA Co, No 70 Canal <z.s-,zs
street. NewOrleans=Tae oldest Tea Establish. - M
msnt IN 7meric1. hey possess facilities IN H
non 10 the Tea trade any other establish
nent In America, and consequently enabled TfAs
puer fragrant and perfect for the prices the asRre
gate than any house in the WEIRD China excepted Fami
les planters and will find to their adysutase 10
jal3 I'm g. fl PAGE Ae~ut
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TO MOTHERS AND MAsB,ED IAo,ps

IN al cases OF Female Diseases the Gaivanc Belt il Of IN
e.mabie value. 1t would take many columns were we to
give the numerous testimonials which have been reved FINN
the highest and most respectable Ladies in ali pyts of the
Union Weakness irregularities, low spirits pain in the
breast and sde choross uor abus poapsu uteri or ns
of the womb costlveness obsructed difficult menstruat
general prostration of the system, and all affections OF similar
simple and beautiful invention The eneryaing nature Of our
climate renders some natnraf stmant necessary for the
lae etcaeiaus as the stimulant which Mature herself has
provided This is (iat1dasm and its application nv he
Gavanc and Magnet Fluid every respect pleasant
and agreeable No inconvenience attends its use and The
most feeble and delicate with entire satev
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French Language.

PROFESSOR A. observation-disclosures Les
sons the above Transaton from English into French
Apply at the office Of the Crescent, at the corner OF
Apollo and Caliope streets. dill
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DIR. HRISTIE'S
GALvANIC Belt. NECklACE, BRACELETS
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE or ALL
.VGrUO2xS Diseases,
And Of
unhealthy condition Of the EsryoUt
vl'HiS beautiful and convenient application Of the
a Gus powers of GALvANIsM and MAGNETISM
hns been PRONOUNCED 10y dng uishe physicans both IN
Europe and the United States to he the most valuable
Medicinal Discovery OF t1e Are.
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with the perfect and certain success all
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body giving to the vno,,
organs and invigoratine the entire system ~
:, Als 49, il A. FITS CRANE PARALYSIs and PALSY,
AAGG GT md S9a FGHR re SS2ET
fFAyt ER pAlN xIN n TIE SIDE ANb GaEsT
6IsEAsEs OF THE KiDNEYs, DEFlcIEaNiC1Y, Y 81 dF
NERv52s 6N Gsnpsns a AsR EoA Aa
simple cause-namely, tT II DER.4N(J EIfENT' M M
THE NERTOUS s YSTEM "H''A w
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tied Rover Hose Co. No. l6,
ss1sTH ~ The officers and members of this Cpmps nv
Rra EtNS& VIII please attend special meeting on WED.
StkzSEX NEsDAf the 18th inst. at O'CLOCK, P NJ.
By srier of the President,
ais F. RICHARD, Secretary pro, tenn.
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NOTICES..

LIZ Notice to Gas C0nsumers.-The consumers OF
GAS are notified that. from the first day of January
for Gas and Fixtures be be paid monthly,
and in all where this rule complied exp
ration Of each month"; the sfly of ui sspendsd.
By order Of the Board OF Director,
dis 2m p " wOoD Trs,s,ra,
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EFEA 49, no HOWARD LODGE No. Is meets ever
REoxI thursday Evening IA the Grand Lodge Hail
N>S corner OF TchoIpf ,ulss Poydras streets al
o'clock Qteers for the Present Tsrrn: -
n SAMPSON. G. lP. MCCARTHY Sec'y
N. r. RIcE..........V. G. If w. DELEspERNiER p 8
J. DAVIS, Treasurer. iaI3
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Selling or at Cost!
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
No. "a Magazine street, corner Of Gravier,
~ viii and sf,er this close their stoek
SUMMER CLOTHING at COST in order to make for
alterations be made the month in their
already args essolhhment The Clothing
sold For partial list look below. $40 4
Coats, PantalOons and Vests
French Drap dE,s Dress and Frock Coats -. 7s.si
French D!ap dEte Sac and Posa coata
Ceshmereue and Cloth Skeleton Sac snt Ffock Coats
Linen, Sesrsucker, aud Pcngee SILK Goats.
French Merino Drap d'Et6sPanaioon. l-ss
Enslish Merino Alpaca and Mohair Cord Pants
Hnper French white, brown and colofed Drill Panth
Poiges SILK Seersucher and Nankeen Pants.
Union Linen and French Cottonade Pants.
Extra super 6ngls-uii!sd fancy Csssmere Pants. ~
Plain, fancy, white and coossd Msrseilles Vess.
InIia Grass Linen, silk and Linen vestA
Fancy figured and plain Linen dosssmer Vests.
Gontlemen,s Furnishing 0oodss
n Our Of the following description Of UNDER
GARMENTS. etc. IL very complete '
White Linen and Cotton Shirts latest styles; -ss
1 ~ Gsneel rpsd and figured Muslin Shirts; -l.
Merno auss FLANNEL and Gause Cotton UndfshlrtH
Gauze 6ik and Lhs Thread undsrshFs and Drawen; Z
Gloves, Hosiery, etc.
Also-A beautiful assortnsnt Of CRAvATs, sUsPENDERS
GLOVES, BLK, LINEN and FANCY BDKFs, etc. etc.
n We selling all kinds Of WINTER CLOTHING
/ at unusually low prices
~ ONE PRICE FOR GOODs-No DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.
| jyl7H "a MAGAZINE Street.
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p 49, s<14f -
s 80 - = a
nation now 10 discuER, would b to make a L
III -. - 49, -. 5.c,,,d M. ~ : ,,Ssss 4
80 1870, 4
W reasons heNoaore agneo. ~ Cannon
1Sssnt iseue, Il cannot come up--the good sons
-. - .,-s..-.- ~, =. ..--ss1 |
- 4 -'''.. = So's. 80 - ~---
lt 70 come up, TIL the Presidential contest Of -
-. .,o,ea. and revolutionary Cuba lns made
- - .,,
goed scmeSelpg hke poAuon y inoepenoeac~
To shis end. citizens in their individual capacity
- e..,- ..o..,.,.. .na ~h.n ah.v h,,ns free
~ Hsesy - = j. -
Cuba 70 ~ door q ~ Unious ous psaoeFei'
non1,hu sd powopfhl k0ilY of rspahlies nay
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Il cokan Ib6sty Was he6 q bo1ts' AfcA4ss the
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soezQa J. y 11vys y. Y. AAi, yoeeea y. 1as9es
CD. Yan&sY,,L =. White, and - B. Syhes.
(rhe nar6s q II. sytes - subssdssntly taish
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The foliorirv v,.cistlous ve,s a. sdoo1ea
Reso1psd, Thai We grsst with nv and snthusi-.
- ~ sscsns 1nteilg isoas1s nland q Gu'
3. = ~ u "a ~ q .hs;. ~, y,
svs,v serSece g obtain tksir i6aeuendence.
Reselusd, Thas the Cubans having gwen an ear
aess # .hsir sineessy aed conseney IA tbc strus-
&c iof ~ 3. =, ivy ~. :. 0o IN shas
''s .siI sbsr sbsil s. crowned Win sscc c,.
= hs,ss f.hsi,m.b III IN sstcs. ~ a. n ~
ss a ~ ,sirsns 81 Eouiians nd of ~ I'M.
~ ~ - a EekaAf " tho Cutin revolution.
ESiolus1. I TIM Connkitlee Of Ten be opDoint.
I'd ~ the Chez - b. called the COMMITTEES for The
Promotion 81 "a IN Liberty, whose duty Il shall
be 10 colsot ntfbusions from our citizens to aid
FthoSC Cuban p6tsi0ts, and to forward the sams ~
4lUedily ~ possible. ss
Gan. Felix Huston then addressed fba msetinv IN
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lug PoA4ss
Gen LoPes ePpoared, apo sPokc IN spanish, IN
tespreted BY i Sigar, -. When We left, Caps.
Ciendsnin had taken the Sand.
The speeches were il an unexceptionat1v Sood
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Pflety 81 tneasly "a fespecsing tnsiaws-of get
| ting up no Afned expeditions upon our soil-bui
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-28

+ Il 10 said that young assizan Of Cincinnati has
succeeded in the art Of japanning ffsestons slabs
With IN enamel Of kind Of glass. which will re-
- the action Of common acids. thereby making
~ stone 10 represent PERFECTLY the finest Egyptian
Marble, and that at very triaing cost Slabs for
eosnsers, etc. can be furnished by tho inventor a,
about tie price Of common wood.