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CARGO OF ELEPHANTs.-We are glad to learn
that Mr.. june whom we formerly announced as
having come to Gale in vessel from America,
for a cargo OF elephants, has succeeded in procu-
ring the object of his search. On his arrival in
Colombo he was informed that Government had
elephants for sale, but we happened to meet him
one day in search of what was here called " Gov
eminent" With his Yankee go-ahead business
notions, he supposed that if party had anything
for sale, that party ought to know what price to
ask for it. Government has elephants for SALE
said every person /; but nobody, individual or col
lectve, could be found to fix price at which they
would be sold, so that he declared there was really
no Government in Ceyon. Failing in this direction,
Mr.. June, perfect stranger to the country, and
assured by many residents that he could not in any
reasonable time, obtain the number of elephants he
required, went into the interior, and notwithstand
ing the unusual wetness of the season, succeeded
in picking up between twenty and thirty elephants,
which are now on their way to Gale, to be ship
ped on board the American barque Regatta, now
lying there in waiting for him. We wish Mr..
June and his boys and girls" as he calls them q
quick and safe passage to Yankee land. colombo
(Ceylon) Observer, Jan. 3.
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Tobacco-The market quiet. A lot of Is hhds new
crop sold at SIC y ID.
Sugnr-There good demand with sales Of 200 hhds
at 4Ma514c for Fair Inferior and qualities are
neglected.
nOlnases-Reboiled in request, but there little
the market. Of fementing about 500 bbs
disposed of at 264 2I1ac o gallon.
Ei0ur-The demand good and prices firm. Sales
about 6OO1 bbs udng l25 bbls Ohio 90 IS 1000 from
store at a 90 150 from a,boat "a 1000 psrt de.
vered - TO- $50 SEVERAL ts "a l2sDs4 15 and
about 800 Extra and Fancy St. Louis "a S00s5 y bbl
Grain-The Com market was steady, with sales of about
1000 ks, including 1870 sacks mixed S. 5000 yellow
three lots, Sc. and 700, in lots at 5657c v bushe
Of OATS 00 sacks St Louis sold 49, and 800 Ohio
bushe lot of 5000 bushels ordinary Ohio Wheat
sold at Zoe.
FrOvisiOns-There inquiry for Pork, and we
noticed sales of 145 bbs branded Mess $l3 M
100 unexpected $l2 S and $50 Prince without iuspec
ton at $40 62a DBL. OF Bacon 40 casks solo, in
GLIDING 80 casks ribbed Sides ~, 50 in lots H. and 80
casks Shoulders at 51aD55sc " H.. Lard confined
quest with sales of 6U0 bbls No. at ~; $50 (resod)
1916 800 kegs ordinary s. and 600 prime Sac
v ib-in all about 1890 bbs and 1000 kegs.
Hay-Ab0ut lao bales Western sold at $l6 50 " ton.
Candies-Sales Us boxes Star at l94c " ID. cash.
Coifee-The market active, and the sales reached
5000 bags Rio (ncudng of 1000 bags,)
| of 100 l05sc y ID.
Exchanges-The rates still tend upward, and we now
quote:
New ok sxty.day Bills ...........iDl4 " Ct disc
sight Checks New ok par GA W prem.
Freights-We heard of engagement.
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The CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATEs.--The
Washington Globe, in a review of the census of
the United States, far as ascertaned, says that
the results are curious, and sometimes startling.
Ten wears ago Wisconsin had population of
81 900, and now it has 3O5,000! Iowa, of $4,000,
now 175 600. The greatest absolute increase has
been in the State Of Ohio, now 2,l50 600, in 1910
APO, 600 The greatest relative increase has been
in Wisconsin. California we regard as an excep.
tonal case, otherwise she shows the greatest res
tive increase of more than two thousand per cent.
in two years. Her population is now not much
under 100000, probably The smallest absolute
increase has been in Delaware, now 90, 4O7, in
1910 1905 The smallest relative increase has
been in Vermont. now 3l4, 1892, in 1910 29l ,2lS.
The slave States show population of about 900, =
900 in numbers, in 1910 it was 1922 900. The
population of the District of Columbia was in 1910.
80, 745; it is now 81, OO0-showing considerable
increase, and this, presume, is exclusive of the
portion retroceded 10 Virginia, about one-third as
| regards Territory, but much less as regards popu-
Iofin
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NEW ORLEANS:

PORTRAIT OF Mr.. CALHOUN AT meeting OF
the City Council of Chareste on the 18th, letter
was read from Mr.. Healy, t artist, dated Paris,
February 81, informing the Ma, hat he would
send the portrait Of the late Hon. J~hn .. Calhoun
by the steamer Franklin, which was to leave
Havre, on the 7th of March. Mr.. Healy says that
he had finished the picture in time for the exhibit
ton in Paris, and that it had been considered one
of the best portraits for the Salon, that he had
made Mr. Calhoun look little younger, and in
better health for the last three four years of his
life, and that the exact size is four feet eight and a
half inches, by seven feet ten and quarter inches
One thousand dollars was the sum stipulated to be
paid for the portrait.
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sugar Darby e. T,emouet--2O hhds sugar to DeBlsnc-

sugar Darby & T,emouet-so hhds sugar to CDeBlsnc-
BAYOU b GLAIZE-Per steamer Haidee: q baies
cotton Is Plauche &co-l0 Gou,daiu ker-I Payne &
tiarrson-9 g Pssooey &co-l6 Roublen-7 Gerard L.
col Ward Il Jonas-4 N Hall-3O b kley b Holt-i7
Sml,hO6o bsles cation So hides GiIy-I9 nhds tngar
Male Cox Nco- 36 90 feet lumber Burbndge Adams 2
bale. gunny bags Dunbar Bucnana-sundres to order
Total, z69 bales cotton. ,
WASHINGr0N-Per steamer Opbelis: los bales cotton
bales moss "a bls moIa % bbls hnds sugar Payy
LobI Coo hhds sugar ga hides. nS bales cotton BEL
loca-7B do PAYNE IL Harson-22 do Thoruhi McIlhenny
8 do Cjly-s do hhds spgas Defiance ba
10 hhds sugar Moore36 bbs mossses bales cotton
Rn,bridge IL Adams-i8 hhds sugar bbis moasses W.
gent 5000 hhds sugar Kelly Conynghsm-9o do Sab
aief-73 do H Ibis moasses Pepet-3 hhds sugar \
Belioca-6 bbis moissses N White &ee-u bales C
Buddecke &co-4 do A G Bnl &co,l5A hides Dqfho b
Cog do q Cocks Eco ass do. ofder-T2 do DeumazS
u son-TotaI, 29I bales cotton. ISL hhds sugar.
FLATBOATS.
-Seeond Munielpakitv-
1NDIANA-PeY FuGes hnet: ~ tons bran. lo SKIS oats
100 bbs DOtatOes Shuitz MADDEN. 400 ,
INDIANA-Per HeVmans boat: 1870 900 lbs pork. 81 Dbl
COASToPer Allen boat: 3l9 bbls molasses, master.
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Tup cousrY ATE AT PARIs.-Mr s. G.. Good
rich, who succeeds Mr.. Walsh as oohsui al afis,
goes to Paris with large acquaintance win the
people of the country to which ne WIN De accredited
He was a resident at Paris when the revolution Of
1s4s broke out, and was selected by the four hun
dred Americans then id Paris, to welcome in the
new government Of the republic of France. Mr..
G.. lived at Paris for two years with his family and
is well acquainted with the language of the coun-
try which is almost indispensaby requisite for the
office he is called to fill MIR. G. started in life as
a Boston publisher Lii 1928 he began the Token,
which he continued for fourteen years. He is also
the author of the Peter Farley tales, some sixty
volumes in number. Bait. Sun, 18th.
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A CANDID AND ASTONISHING CoRPoRATIoN.-
In 1888 the late Record Commissioners issued cir
cuar questions to the Municipal Corporations of
England and Wales. requesting various nforma-
ton among such questions was the following !:
DO any remarkable customs prevail, or have any
remarkable customs prevailed within memory, in
relation to the ceremonies accompanying the choos
ing of corporated officers annual professions feasts
etc. not noticed in the printed histories or accounts
of your borough? Describe them, if there be such"
To this question the borough of Chippenham, Wits,
replied as follows: "The Corporation dine twice a
year, and pay for it themselves"
TNoto. ,nJ O,,orias
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FLAX CoTToN.-McNair, Greenhow, and Irv-
ing, in their last Manchester Trade Report, say :
We may mention that the attempt TO spin fax in
the ordinary cotton machinery, which has been
some time before the public, with an extravagant
indulgence in anticipated success, has for the pres
ent, at least, been abandoned in this neghborhood.
Whatever further prosecution in the design may
effect it is clear that the idea had its origin chiefly
in the DEAFNESS of cotton. To enable fax to super
sede materially the use of cotton and wool on the
score of cheapness, is what we have been unable
so far IN cnmnrehendv
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RICHMOND (VA) CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-
John Minor Bolts, Esq, was on Friday, the 18th,
nominated as the wing candidate for this Congress
sional District, by large Convention assembled in
the African Church. Garter M Braxton, of Hano-
yer, was President, and Robert r. Howson, of
Richmond Secretary. Mr. Bolts accepted the
nomination, and made speech to the Convention
of some two hours length.
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AMERICAN ENTERPRISE HoNoRED IN ENG
LANp.-Captain Wilkes of the United States
Exploring Expedition to the Antarctic seas has Just
received an elegant gold medal from the British
Government, as an acknowledgment that he was
the true discoverer OF a disputed continent from
which he saw the volcanic fires bursting from a
land Of ice and snow, and pouring their lava down
the eternal barriers Of the frozen mountains.
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ds ESnRy E%a 90 ri Ss
bssss 6
nelly leather sakeI sS
s;oa JARVIS SsoaS Wsh, sso 11 81. 81;
z9of cls Iqpe 4pkgs Male; Cox &eo-S5 Rcks
P 13 s,.5 Ss Dy # oil
mde Felowes Scoa b6 eggs ki f-aIhes o u bbs h
w M'bsnk &eo-6o eks bacon Jas McGregor &eo-7 do
ny xs Ch1H Sconso bb potatoes Bssoe smms-S
ITALIAN STCHEE RlvER-Per steamer Sarah: 10!
Cooper &so"sa MsRas Co@aa@s Fellows
Jonas Robson S aea 9TS
&eo14l s o Nelson &coa2O Wright, viii ms &co-i9
sas syss esS BRs
Mco-6 Hill. Mclean @co-2 Robbins Arlington &ce-a l
R%sss;s Ssss saSs Dsl :s aS,'oa
ws6t aso Ws 81
Eosymss WA: Jackson Ssona Brandsr Wiia%s Seo
Bess TSSn5 Bu ss
Stanton-l6 Il Shephsrd-4 Henderson \ Peae-ado. u
30 r CAROLS do. 6casks bacon Payne 4 Hanson
I aGR III BLuFFsper steamer Belyds,e: los
Williams &co.sS 4 assid.s9 Oakley y Hawkips1M dc
Arlington Sco-i5 Cumu nss. Stewart SFs7 40. 6aIs
so i'es AsnWa Do CIaiss ner~s do Tssdans
do Pickett, Perkins 1901 do 20 bales p,lnes Hewitt Nor
ton &cO-2 bales cotton Buchanh0n
ius &co6 bales pc tries orders bbls beeswax Rawlins
co-Toai, 496 bales cotton.
LoCKPoKT-P,r steamer Mary Foley; - % hhds suga
| 10 do } Beocq-2J do Darby u Tremonlet-55 do, 81
bhs molasses Cammnck 4 squre.-so Do shnds sugar :
| Wiliams-l6d d, 80 bbs molasss Augusin fhibaat-l
hhds sugar IL bbs moassss u bales Mason
- h1s sngar bales cotton, bhls moasses Pavy looit
co, do W y Hathaway-30 do, bbls sugar brand =
i;andry-26 hf bb.s A w Walker-54 half bbs
| to order
osAaITTAkAPAS-Per steamer Naniope: IL bales cotton
30 pps mola,ses, 80 hhds BelocGas hhds sugaI
" bbls molasses Gourdain ksn-l6 do Iiali-9 hid
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WERTM ULLER'.S
CELEBRATED PAINTING of DANAE,
Now exhibiting adjoining National Gallery of
Fine Arts. ID st. Charles ST.. up stairs.
ADMISSION 80 cents
UNION GALLERY,
No. 10 st. Charles street, an stairs.

UNlON GAL Elk 4,
No. l3 st. Charles street, up stairs.
FNHlBITION Of Select, Ancient and Modern PAINT
~ lNGS-The Ne Plus Ultra of the Art of Painting
VIEW OF TEsERIFEk with gorgeous sunset, by the
braed Hiebrand Painter to the King Of Prussia CHRIST
BEING CRowNEo WIIH fHoRNs, by Ludoyco Caracci -.
,ATTLE PIECE, by Rosa de fiy0e. GRACE BEFoRE
MEAT, by Sir David Wilke A fine specmen of painting
RAFT by Stuart. Portrait by VanDyke With other choice
Of q Snd a I'll, the best
Single Tickets 50 cent. Family SEASON Ticket g.
1 Each person visiting the Union Gallery will be emit.
tied, without charge chance in the Gatuons Dis
tbution Of Fifteen Paintings, to be at Armstrong; Ex
change, Royal street, which will take place the LIST day of
May, 1851.
TT ODen during the Day and Evening. fel3 If
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ENGLISH CoALAND IRoN.-The annual amount
and value of the coal trade of England is 3d. 900
tons, worth S95, 100000. The manufacture of
iron is 100000 tons, worth S40,O0O,OOO.
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The 22i OF February not passed by in
Paris withont notice by the Americans. Mr.. Rives
kept open louise with true Virginia hospitality.
Mr.. RivesN hotel belongs to the Choseu family,
and is furnished in comfortable French STYLE On
the 22d February Mr.. SANFORD, the young Sec
rotary, also gave at his hotel grand ball to his
compariots. There was much dancing, and beauty
enlivened the scene. Among the company were
the best known Americans in Paris, and various
persons distinguished for their attainments in what
ever walk.
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A COSTLY SlGN.-Correggio had received many
slight favors from muleeer who opened a tavern.
Correggio painted his sign, which for many years
hung his door exposed to the weather. 1t was
finally purchased for S2500.
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So, LOOK Our "A Tonawonda poet thus warns
the public against harboring trusting his better

Eunice, my wife, has crown quite lewd,
A nd left ule in low some mood:
She's gone, in spite of friends and church,
And went TO live with Timothy "arch.
She left my board and took my bed,
She carried off nv meat and bread
Know We therefore, who read this paper,
That since she's CIT this reck 'ess caper,
wul NOT pay single fraction.
For any debts OF her contraction.
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OF the English, he classes $4,000 as of Latin,
French and Italian origin, 1000 German, and 1000
old British. Websers Dictionary contains nearly
$4,000 words.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.

the First municipality ideaisnated in the following
ae by rnl commence at the Railroad and
tn Nos above the Steamboat Land
ny No being Faboa Landing In the Third n3I, the
e, ~ d.ndr dnun No.
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Credit. Catalogue. Sale. Of Dry Goods.
BY j. b. BLACHE T. CO.
"WEDNESDAY March IS 10 o'clock. A M.-W be sold
w their auction rooms, No. II ,harres street.
I25 Packages and Lots Of Seasona5e Dry Goods such
P.n Embroidered White husius Tape Cbech', Brown
Dning Pnts irish Liuens Linen Lawns Mattress Checks
Lstados Linen Towels Table Linen and Cotton Camc
handkerchief Madras Handkerchief Merinos Drap Dee
Beached Brown Plaid, Buttons,
silk HAndkerchss Cottonades Tckings, shaws
Terms at safe.
~ Catalogues will be ready and goods may be examined early
mn thai avo f ,a NH.
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Crescent $esk ano Nsb asa ting Office.

ny The proprors the ally aud Weekly Crescent respect
FULLY inform their friends the yuct lat they have recently
unl additions their lot Establishment and have
placed under tho charge of LENS GRAHAM who hs,
long city Of high capabilities in
The material the office being complete, and nearly
all new they are prepared all kinds of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
with possible delay, without disappointment those
who favor patronage Particular will
gssn 10 the printing of LAWYERS BRIEFS.
BILLS OF LAnING, INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, NOTARIAL AND CLERKS BLANKS,
BOOK HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT Bills
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
DRhY RECEIPTS. POSTERS AND HANDBlLLS,
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS. ETC. ETC.
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500 CRATES CRoCKERY WARE,

1NOfE Their with an immense stock OF GLASS
L AND CANA WARE, imported expressly tor or
the trade OF louisiana Texas NJ sssipp, AkanSas, u
EA anil Tennessee, already II and landing, and VV
FL Iarge shipments constantly arriving from Liver -
POOL and the manufactures, which offered TO country
- merchants at the lowest market pnces, by
SAMUEL e. MOORE L. co. No. 81 Camp street,
~ SVN Sign OF the GREAT PlToaER between Grsyief and
C0mmcn ayses. iasl s2fa
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STIMSON 4 co.'s
A es!c ~
New York, New Orleans and Mobile
2xPR2s8,

CONNECTING with the swiftest and most
~ responsible Expresses between he principal in
Maine. New Hamshipe, Vermont, Massaehqse.n. Rhods
ware Peun.ylv Maryland District of Co1mbis Ind
ans n0 M snd ~ p'o%u.s pac
in Georgia the Carolnas
eY- facilities extensive and perfect that We
the safe and speedy Transportation OF TX
TRUNKS, PACK G ES and VALuA LIE PAFCci1S,
from end of The country the other and between me
most remote points, -, 49,.
From many yearS experiences m the EXPRESS Dosnss
white conneced With Mesrs. ADAMS a 20 and our nn-
advantages other resee fao tne yt OF WHICH
ia the confidence and patronage OF Inc new ORR commu-
ni,v we ,ee assuea that shaI give
m satsiaciinn friends the Jewellers, Bankers
| and Merchants gFneraly. q, "a.
beg cave 70 attention to our Caie ia Express from
New Orleans, and our Express Det~eeh Saw Orleans and
Mobile.
.,rsrt New Yark. fsl5 Ennis
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NEW YORK-Per ship Java: 200 bales hay, order.
BOSTON-Per ship Ophella: $50 tons ice E Jenkins
PENSACOLA.Per schr Gen VIM II Harrison: $4,000
feet lumber to U Pooley.
ST MARkS-Per schr Ed Barnard: 81 bales cotton
Rogers &eo-l0S do Garter &co-l4 do, 200 bis naval
stores N Hamln-Total, 1873 bales cotton.
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CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning March %, 1851. )
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Allegheny. Mercier, Philadelphia, Ashbndge &co
Sp brig Peplto Estape, Barcelona. PUG, Mir eco
Schr Dora, Boghich, Pensacola, John Hurley
%
Arrived.
Ship Java. Jackson. 10 days from NewYork to w Stan
ton &cO-ad my.
Ship nphea, Mason, 20 days from Boston, maser3d
Ship Vancouver Fuller 10 days from New York. to master
I'D my
Schr hampton. Smith, days from Pensacola ballast.
master-Basin.
Schr Gen VIM Il Harrison, Cozens, days from Pensacola.
master-Basin
5chr American Union, Miller, days from Pensacola, in
ballast. TO master-Basin
Schr Ed Barnard Saunders, 3days from St Marks to
ter-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Belvidere. Lodwick, fsom Hurricane Bluffs
Fanny Smith, Richards from Louisville.
Haidee, JOffrion, from Bayou de Glaze.
Mary Foley, Dalferes from l0ckport.
Nanope. Greg, from Atskapas
0phela, Gordon from Washington.
Princess No 3, Holmes. from Vicksburg.
Sarah. Wallace, from Tallaha chez River
Tow boat Yankee Fnton from the Pases-owed down and
the 18th inst, ship Faneu Hall, bark Florence,
brig G w Brckenhoff and schr Mary Elen-brought up
ships Java and Ophea.
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PHlIADELPHlA-Per hin Allegheny: 48S bales cotton
100 hhd tobacco 100 bb 10 hhds sugar S4 bb 5s3 lard
nbs grease 81 do whisky 55a hides "a pcs iron, pkgs.
BARCELoNA-Per brig Pepito: 4lO bales cotton. 1000
slaves
PENSACOLA-Per schr Dora: Ballast.
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Hon. HOWELL Com. - The complimentary
dinner gwen TO this distinguished friend of the
Union, in Macon, Ga, on Saturday. the 18th inst,
is represented by the Georgia Journal and Messen.
ger, to have been truly splendid affair. The hon
ored guest, after some eloquent and complimentary
remarks from the President, which called him to
his feet addressed his large and delighted audience
for nearly an hour. His speech is one, judging
from the synopsis that we have seen of it, most ad-
mirably adapted to the times and the occasion.
Patriotic to IL core, hui eloquent and mastery
as patriotic.
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|. O. o. F.-The Grand Lodge of the State of
Florida, was organized at Tallahassee on the 4th
instant, by R. A. Crane, Esq, Grand Representa-
tive, of Savannah. The following is list of off.
GERS elected aad installed:
B. w. Taylor, of Jefferson Lodge, M. w. G.. M;
J. 4 verier, OF Ffankln Lodge; W; D G. M;
NJ. Papy, OF Leon Ludge, r. WIG. 3;
5. -. knight, Of Leon Lodge, X. W. CT;
b Loeb. of jeff rscn Lodge. W. G. NJ:
w. Denham, OF Jefferson Lodge, w. G. G.
The Grand Lodge meets on the first Monday in
June next,
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MORE OF THE BosToN GAMBLERs.-John Green
alias Greenough, and John Cheney, the two par
ties who took an appeal on the 14th, from the de
cison of the Court, filming them each SO and COSTS,
after remaining in the lookup several hours,
yielded to the sober second thought and paid
So 03 each and were then set at liberty.
frederick alas Patrick Mead and Nathaniel j.
Alden, the alleged keepers of the gambling estab-
lishment at M. 90 Sudbury street, which was
bounced upon Thursday evening, were brought
before The Police Court yesterday afternoon, and
held for trial. In default of bail in 5000 each, they
were both committed. Boston Transcript.
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1879 octaves do.
ALI quarter casks Burgundy Port. Crown brand
las do. Dry Malaga Wine.
1874 do. Sweet do.
81 do. do.
1855 half boxes Rasns, Layers.
$50 kegs Seville olives
do.
~ The al in bond, entitled debenture and will be
sold per sample cask and de cred from Customhouse
Terms-s200 cash. $500 $400 sixty DAYS; $500 $500,
ninety days. sooo $780, four mOnths $1,000 r months
o. nh22
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CO. UTION!Eu
PERSONS X PTURED should be avn, that they have
security against STRANGULATED HERNIA
with all its horrors, but in properly constructed
and we'll Rdnuted It II
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Double Barreled Guus.".......H Hats and Shoes.
BY SYKES, HYDE e. CO.
ISRlDAY, March s halt 10 ocockWl be sold at their
auction 81 Magazine iof account OF whom
&c Double Barreled Guns, slightly damaged
the voysge OF mporta;ion.
-. Immediately after
so Hats and Caps
no dozen Hats;
10 dozen Panama Has;
bales Campeachy Hats
80 cases Mud Bools
20 Brogans and Shoes;
~ Sale positive. Terms cash mh25
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HO. YE RED HEADS AND Gray.

INDIA HAIR pYE s9oTs ,ei NIT and not ts
Whsktrt darE shade perfectly black THIS Dye
factured Wv ceebrA Chemist, Dr. CbMSrDEK
Comstsck's Philosophy and by tim
color the Hair injunns the least and without staining
the skin IL is sold in n eW or cans only by
mill dm ] WRIGHT ~ co. 15l thlrtres st,
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pERRYAN SHOWER BATHS-I have on
= hand an extensive assortment Of SHOWER BATHS,
other bath made; ,E.WOOD PERRy, SO Magazine St
~ Shower Baths repaired. mhla
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~ announce to the citizens Of this city and itsES
vicinity that he Is prepared to attend 10 AL busnesse
in his line entrusted to his care Dr. Elliott hopes a.
his long experience Veterinary Surgeon will in.-@&
him large business he spent nine years in the Vete
nary College of France five in Prussia and the last
Ave in this city with great The Doctors
charges from 81 to 90 upon durable disease.
Advice gratis.
t The Doctor to be found at all hours of the day and
night at raltensa!l's Stahles Ct. Chsi s street.
IL FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
and for sale. fsI4 3n