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MAGNOLIA WAREHOUSE

MAGNOLIA WAKEHOUSE. - Notice q
Iva Shippers via the New Canal Captains of stsa,
and vessels trading in the same-rhs undergned ha, ns
a1sn tne aposs & situated Al ne conner OF
square below J. Poley's Lumbar Yard. now prspa
receive freight for vessels The advantage oseS m.
the saving OF drayase and quick dispatch 10 the
OF vessels. they 'oad Immediately from tbs Warehouse
Terms moderate. ERTVOr ~ IN
B.-Ths Frerst Press Omnibus runs from ths oorses Of
every bali hour. ~ nil imso
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Railroad Comventtom-The Governor of Mis-.
sissippi has appointed the following gentlemen as
delegates TO the New Orleans Convention in jan
nary next
H. w. Walker, Of Marshall county E. l.. Acee
of Yaobusha, Col Gates, OF Monroe; George H
Foote, Of Noxubee Charles B. Fountaine, OF Pom
totoc James Brown, of Lafayette John w
roll Seth C. Palmer, OF Choctaw w. Brooke, o
Holmes John Gilmer, of Lowndes; Samuel N
Gilleland, of Attaa Samuel Ford, Of Madison
Sheppard Brown, of Vicksburg; Thomas 8. Dab
new, Of Kinds; p Taliaferro Of Copiah; William
Weathersby, Lawrence; John T: Lampkin, o
Pike; d. w. Hurst, Of Amite Z. Ford, of Ma
rion; r. B. kirkland, of Neshoba; James l.
Burke, of Scott; Jos. Mcdowell, of Rankin.
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Consolidated.-A union has been formed be-
tween the Memphis Eagle and the Enquirer, and
an enlarged sheet under the title of the Memphis
Daily Eagle and Enquirer, will in future be issued
The new paper will be conducted by Messrs. ]
P Pryor and J. H. McMahon, both gentlemen Of
ability and experience
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7ragical Afdir.-We learn that information
was received here Saturday morning, that Richard
Phillips, resident of Jefferson county, KY, had
killed Richard Watson, negro trader from this
city, in a repcontre at New Madrid, Mo. They
left the city together, short time since, for New
Orleans. and We do not know whether they were
on their way South Or returning home, at the
time Mr.. Murray Phillips, brother TO Richard
received Geographic dispatch in regard to the
matter, and he started for New Madrid on Satur
day to Join him Louisville Courier, 1st inst.
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The Case of Ginn.-The Cecil (Md) Wing thinks
there is no doubt that Edward CHM, convicted a
Beliar, of the murder OF Prlchard, was partially
maniac at the time, and urges that his sentence be
commuted 10 Imprisonment for life.
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Destructive Fre.-The Detroit Daily Tribune
contains an account of fire which laid one side Of
the principal business street in the village OF Cold
water in ashes. On the first of March in the cur
rent year, the other side shared the same fate
The loss is very serious, and as is usual, where it
falls the heaviest or can least be borne, here is no
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City Mortatny.-The number OF deaths for the
week ending the 18th, in NewYork City, was $50,
of which 36 were by consumption, and % infap-
nation of the lungs. In Philadelphia there were
49, Of which So were adults, and n children. In
Boston the number amounted to 67-ot consump.
ton Is In Charleston, 10; adults s, children 8
In Natchez for the same period, there were foui
deaths all adults.
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M-We are panied to learn, says the Baltimore
Clipper of the lst that the Treasurer of the United
States, Hon. John Sloan, was taken seriously i'll on
Saturday, while walking on Pennsylvania avenue
Washington City.
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C5- Mr.. Carmack, President of the Convention
recently held at Jackson Miss is seriously i'll at
pres in that city.
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Hon. Amos Ellmaker died at Lancaster, Pa, Oh
Thanksgiving day. He was an officer in the army
which marched TO the defence of Baltimore, in the
late war with Great Britain. Elected to Congress,
from the Dauphn district, he was appointed by
Governor Snyder President Judge of the judicia
district of Dauphin, Lebanon and Sehuylkill, anc
filed the office of Attorney General of the Stat,
during that Administration.
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Large GW--French papers state that the wife
of NJ, Leon Faucher, late Minste: to the French
President, has been presented by the Empero
Nicholas of Russia with the proceeds of the estate
of the Wolowski family in Poland, capital and inter
est Nicholas makes this present as mark Of his
appreciation OF NJ Leon Faucher's political services
in,France. Mr.. Wolowski, brother in-aw of M. L
Faucher, is not included in the donation.
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bring at least than enough to pay the highest
rate Of fare charged ny the different steamers.
These advertised rates, which are permanent, are
Sl25 the lowest, up to $3.50, hence to California.
The expense from ship board at Chagres to this
place can be mat with S25, and much more Il
person chooses TO expend. Beyond this aggregate
every person should have at least fifty dollars to
pay necessary aud extra expenses, in case of un.
expected detention or sickness.
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Tobscc0-We noticed but sale. 70 hhds OF which,
5hhds at 4, Sat ~. and al 5<c v b.
Sugar and MOlasses-About 800 hhds Sugar were
disposed OF former prices Good conmon 81, fully fair
4S04k. prime Molasses declined still further and the
sales embraced 1000 bbs. mostly at 803fo gallon fos
prime
Fiour-Thers were but few buyen, who took about 1000
bbs including go ST. Louis at % 87s943sO; l0oatSN;
$50 at - and go Ohio in lots at " 60 % 6S Dbl
GrainCom steady with sales OF 900 sacks al 40
4ic for mixed and white, and 46c Tor prime yellow vi
Oats AGO sacks choice Illinois brought S and 500 sacks st.
Louis al 35c v buihsl.
Provision.-Pork continued dull and depressed. with
sales Of 100 bbs old Mess inspected at $l2 So and 400
new, inspection guaranteed, ut $l2 750$H co. Beef
III bbls Prime sold VI 3d. and bbs b. at % % '
bb decline. Bacon sides retailing at TAG. Lard
active, with sales Of $500 kegs No. (od) 81, 200 kegs
prime KOS, and Con Monday 1870 kegs No. a,
SIC v h OF Western Cheese 100 boxes sold. in two lots,
De-. Bulk Pork lie rather lower and we noticed sales Of
10000 lat SIC for hoground. and 0o0b Shoulders. in
casks, at 61lc.
Hayso0 bales of Northern and Western brought si6 50
p ton.
TaIow-4O bbs ordinary sold at &C. and 800 bb prime at
under SIC.
Lme-A cargo sale of 1000 casks Thomason at the
duced rate of 90c " cask.
Naval stores-7O bbls Florida Spirits Turpentne sold
at 45c 30 bbs Resin 81 50 and 200 at q 30 " Dbl.
Coffee-Rio dull at Sc for old, and sfG0ec for
Whisky-Heavy: 800 bbs sod in lots at T0l71a, and
sale said to have been made at l64o.
Freights-Two American ships taken for Liverpool at
l53ld; British lied; for Trieste and for
Genoa at l5sc.
ExchAnges-Dul:
sterling ICox "a III
tfdncs %.
New York sixty day Bls .......,....20Ea v CT disc.
Sight Checks NewYork .........pafS,z y CT. disc.
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NEW OHLEAf<so MAkhEi :


!
Wednesday Morning, December 10. l8o'
COtton-The large business of Monday left hat moderate
amount offering and purchaser also checked by an
advance in regh Still 5000 bales found purchasers.
making H. 900 bales for the two days Prices not 20
full a. before:
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List OF Vessels In Port Not Cleared.

Nots IL The First Municipality dssigprlsd the tovba
.abs ~ MIL lhsNss the Railroad and up
Ia The second imp the Nos Ssamooa Land
Ing No icing kaboai Landing the Third fLD3)
n
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CRESCENT OyHCs
"Wednesday Morning, December w. 1901
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Meteor. Forbes, Galveston, Hauis& Morgan
Steamship Philadelphia Brown, Chasres. va Hsyans.
Ship Clifton, ingersol. New York, b Chase
ship Aurelia, heaiy. Have, Nv Baxter
Bit ship Crescent City. Baleeton. Liverpool,
pius bark Konigen Preu'en Schultz, Bordeaux,
Bark Chas Thompson, Small Philadelphia, :. Nerker
BARK Virgnian. Brush. Norfolk ana Rchmana
Bark Ssranac. buliin, charleston, SL& L Levy
psp Rs EaM OMAR Sp Pus Mi Sso
Sem sobsri le.den WhiHss Vera Gruz. I'M &nsue Ms
kssh E s1sss s; SS Gs.sn' Christi
Arrived.
steamship louisiana Forbes, from lndanoa via Galveston
Ship j W White. McNear Is days New York. to master
Bns Copeland Bartlett IL days om Turks island, 10 mas
Span brig Tomas, days from Havana ballast.
span bris easrd Cases. days from Havana, in ballast to
Austrian brig Copazzo % days from Ru de Janero to
sohr Potter Potter. Is days from Wilmington c. TO
master-zd my.
Baena Vista. Wood, irom ST Louis
J Doswei Cathcart, from Baiize,
Ophsna, Gord0n from Pon Hudson.
Swamp Fox, CaGwallader. from Trenton.
rowboat ankee Fnion from Passe-towed down and
70 sea on the 5th INST. ships Norfolk and New England
brig ManaabIought ny shIp w Whitney, bngs
Copeland Tomas schr J l. Potter.
BELOw-CoMINs Up. ..
shps Chsnpsa H. Cao o and MsIy CLARK Man Yer
20
Exports.
NEW YORk-Per ship Clifton: 1UU bales cotton AZ d,
1863 corn .tearn AZ and ~ bb ard IA d.
beef, 3v9 bars and ~ bds iron, "a pkgs'm
NEW YORk-Per schr sarah Ann 1907 bales cotton, Il
TO wool, 3s7 bDls moisses lUe hides los sucks wood
HAVRE-Per ship Aureia 20S6 bales cotton
HAVAN A-Per steamship Philadelphia In ballast.
CHARI.ESTON-PsI bark Saranao ~ binds sugar 3S7
bbs moasse 3s do whisky 800 CON- 800 bAs candles
o3i els rope, ~ chs bacon
GALVEST ONPer steamship Meteor i76 bbls -four Il
do IL do moasse 81 do whisky, 3 sacks corn. and
sundnes.
BORDEAUX-Per bark kongen Won preusen: Is hhds
tobacco $500 slaves.
BARCELONA-PeI brig Edwardo; $50 bales cotton,
400 slaves.
PHILADELPHIA-Pe bark Chas Thompson: 500 bales
cnon ~ hhds sugar. Oily bb moasses 81 do beef 1877 do
lard, 81 bbls cobalt.
NORFOLK AND RiCRMoND-al hhds tobacco, 3l5
hides, bbs 100 do moasses. "a do whisky, l2 do
york, "A pkgs ndse.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Crescent City: AGO bales cotton
Ella SKIS corn.
APALACHICOLA-Per schr Jenny Lind 5hhds sugar
80 bbs noass 100 whisky ~ do flour, $40 bags wheat
100 do corn.
VERA CRUZ-Per schr Robert speddsn: 80 tons coal
lot of lumber, and sundries.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Alice: 100 bbls flour 20 do
pork, 20 do whisky, 200 SKIS corn, loo do oats.
| CORPUS CHRISTl-PsY sehr 5 Leper: s. bbls flour
whisky 10 do 81 kgs lard. 30 do nails Is do white
lead, Ava pkgs groceries.
| MATANZAS-Per ketcb Brothers 2O52 bags corn, 81
bbs and bxs lard os hams 81 kgs butter bbs bacon
-
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, now Offers WHOLESALE
srous patrons AT very reduced
,ast Of the following. viz:
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
English, French and Ameri-
can Calicus;
A complete assortment OF
Eng'h, German and French
Hosiery
Superior white and cold Silk
Hose and Half Hose
GLOVES AND hiTTS.
Buck. Chamois. Kid, Cash.
mere. Silk, Filosslii and Fl.
let, OF every DESCRIPTION.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortm''
Of Valenoiennes, English
French and German I.aces
and do. Embroideries;
SUPERIOR 6-l3 and LA Lihel
Sheetlngs
Damask Table Linens an
Napkins, new and splendi
styles;
"A IRISH and German Liaef
and Lawns !;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plaii.
Embroidered and colored bo
dered Curtain Stuff, embr
Lace and Muslin, Silk a.
II Wooden Damask, etc.
; PLANTATION GOODS
] Heavy kerssys, Lowsls. l..
al seys, Jeans, Denims. Stnp
ii and Cottonaies;
Super Essnch bed Biankss
! Heavy Grsiner Plantation {
very superior.
, specially call the attention
* OF gobds for thar ase, Il
) havs been selected with q
of long experience in that /,
IN ~
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HERMAN'S
T r 4 S s
RUPTURE REMEDY
g " R il.

~ Thls Truss 70 entirely dl1foRDnt from all Chess form
aqd principle Of aeton effect Possessing ali IS
advantages, while II FRS from the objections n
tH kinds heetooie il The pressure is aoss
nass being comparatively eht ia bad Ruptures cs1 ~
w uaad and TO beex directly the hsfna opsn
s thereby siiorns segIi!y at Al ns. eve. under tbs
Tn. sklfui Surgeon, the Diacsd beyond ma
das OF Srangulaon other painful or dAaaerrus
.ptons which not nnfIequsnt in the othsy Trus
very common practice Tor persons afflicted with Hsrnia
i'ect truss and Apply 70 themselves II Dad and
uadeIstand Anatomy, and familiar with The natuPe ~
kupare Let be remembered that ths Truss ~ BE-
injurious, II does not suit the form of Rapture applied to
properly lifted; Therefore. have ooncuasJ ia,
nc ~ Office, ~ st. CHARLxs STREET SewOrlesaa
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prices. The stock consists in
Super BrOcbe Antuus Silks ;
CoioSed ArmuTe Silks
Striped rafela Silks,
High col. plain Pouit de Sole ;
Black Brocads taeonnee;
Extra rich und embr'r do;
Changsable and Chene do;
Embrold'd Damask and PLAIN
P0nlt de Sole;
Extra rich changeabis and
chameleon Poult de Sole ;
Small plaid nigh c0lored do. ,
for misses;
Marcellines and FloTences, OF
every shade and color;
White and c0Iored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy
black and c0lofsd wateTed
Poult d. Sole;
COlOred Silk Veivets
Rich Chene Salin striped and
plain Cashmere d. Ecosse I;
French and English Merinos,
M0usssllnes de Lame ant
AlpaoAs, solid c0lom, o
every variety Of shade
Plain. striped and plaid Pop
Inns
Superior black and cold piaiI
and figured Canton Grapes
A large assortment Of whit
and CORD embr'l and pial
I Grape Shawls. some sxtr
noh .
Merino, cashmere and hsav
| rich Silk Shawls;
| ~ T. w. w. wouLi
factors and planters to mis- sto
very complete and the article
care and Judgment. The resul
rioular line.
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Railroad Accidents. Eastern Railroads APP
near to be very destructive of human life and limb
On the Rutland and Burlington road, on Thursda,
week, a freight train ran into gravel pit, ant
killed the fireman, and broke the legs OF the con
,,nctor. On The Lawrence and Salem Branot
Railroad, on the same day, locomotive ran owe
a sleigh and killed man and child. The SAINT
day, tain from Milford, for Boston, ran over al
Irishman and killed him. On the Fitchburg road
on the day previous, a train. sma'hed horse AM
wagon, but the driver escapsd by being drunk, AM
having been thrown out few moments before.
On the 29th, "A car standing on sideing at TN
Cove station, eleven miles above Harrisburg, wa
blown on to the track so that the down train cam
in contact with it, upsetting the engine, killing tn
fireman, and badly injuring the engineer.
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Per steamship Louisiana from New York-Nlrs Prcs and
daaghsr Miss Gay Mrs Fanmer Mr. Howard, lady. child
M sI.v., mr. DICKSON, lady, two children and servant
ssw snd sssSa1B saw,R Me settle a,ehpn
Wilson; Pnson CIemmons, Gordon, Porter, Mckay, Cole
Gs repe siap s.,s Irasser Nekngh Wilkins ks
rhompson. MeCeIIsnd Hail, Moore, Powell, LOCKWOOD
Huntsr Shlpmal Badrdgs. Chapman. kitIel Rutherford
U s Army eS' ~
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Orthodor.-The Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore Sun gives the resolution adopted by
the wing caucus, in relation to the Compromise, as
follows
Resolved, That we regard the series of acts
known as the adjustment measures, as forming ii
their mutual dependence aud connection system
of compromise, the most concatory, and the besl
for the entire cuuniey that could be Obtained from
conflicting sectional interests and opinions; ano
that, therefore, they ought 10 he adhered 10 and car
ried into faithful execution final settlement il
principle and substance of the dangerous and e1e'
ing subjects which They embrace.
Men Satellites Of Uranus. Mr.. Lasseil tn
astronomer announces in the Liverpool papers, hi
discovery of two new satellites of the plane
Uranus. They are interior the innermost U
the TWO bright ia elites first discovered by ST
William Herschel, and generally Known tn,
second and fourth
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l GALVESTON-Per steamship Louisiana: 81 bales cot.
ton Armstrong, Harris &cs-l2 do w Powel-S do Ward
Jonas.l9 do r w Powell-2S do Oakley l. Hawkins-H
/ do John Wlllams-sundries to order.
RIO DE JANElRO-Per brig George Copazzo: 80 bags
| coffee Geo Nathan-4750 do, to order.
l TURKS ISLAND-Per brig l. Copeland 6346 bushels
/ salt to master
| WlLMINGTON-Per brig l. Potter: Naval stores, to
l order.
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DR.. BANNlNG'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE.

Of rHE FOLLOWING DIsRAsKs. VIZ.
~. Msssp 1s Il The Sss, Boassk sAorsas. Of b.
lapitasivn Of the Heart Dspspsis ~ NE
Pans n the Bsok Spinal fscti0ns fsins nj an.
lase Msnstips',oni ssrisney Ahoy0n and fn,n p.
nancy an9 ,ne pau s9aps Incident 70 Child bsannx and
ns.ss pso Sss ao Ehlo1e pAhs. as ali WI
~ Sold only BY DR. sHERMAN
Svah 81 NJ once ~ ST. CuAlhAs - va " ss'
MANS ~ 81. OhssIes s,sea. s a. sse ga a.
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| Late and Interesting V,sit to Japan.-We find in
our California files an interesting account Of a re-
cent visit to Japan, which appears to be somewhat
| of an improvement on the singular and jealous
non intercourse policy of that people, though they
are still sufficiently afflicted that way:
The brig Rose, Capt. Anderson, her recent
trip from SngaDore 10 San Francisco, was disa-
hled and compelled to make for the nearest port,
which proved to he village called Nipaking, in
Japan, with a population of about rs 600 1t is
believed this IN the first time foreign vessel ever
| entered the port, and no sooner had Capt Ander.
son dropped anchor than his vessel was surrounded
by 300 Japanese boats, who kept constant guard
around him until his departure. He was, after
| some difficulty, allowed to go singly on shore, and
was escorted by sixty men a short distance through
| the principal street. All the places of business
| were closed, although Capt. A.. when he neared
the port, saw extensive market house open, and
an animated trade appeared to be going on. He
| was treated kindly, and furnished with sixty men
to repair his vessel, although while he remained,
| three or four thousand additional police were
| brought from an adjoining island They appeared
to be rejoced at his departure.
important from Nicaragxa.-A letter from
San Juan del Sud, states that every thing is in the
utmost confusion. Munos, who is opposed to the
existing government, and especially to the Wander
bt contract, has collected large force, and is de-
termined to obstruct Vanderbilts operations by
preventing the landing Of passengers; 100 Ameri-
cans, mostly those who have been deceived by
Vanderbits representations and left in destitute
| condition, have Joined Munos's forces. There
| was much sickness at San Juan del Sud Provi.
sons were scarce and high, and all business was al
| an end.
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The Banqust.-The grand complimentary din
ner to Capt Sands and other officers of the U. S.
frigate St Lawrence took place at the Astor House,
| on Saturday evening week. The affair was deci-
dedly RECHERCHE.
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HANGING ACADEMY--M and Nine. AN
~ GEiIN A. Professor inventor and the first ns.z.
int oducef OF all fashionable Dances, has the ~
honor the respectable public that X2i9
they have opened DANCING ACADEMY in
CarOndsie street, No. 1888, between Hevia and Gil -
rod streets. nl2 lmS
u FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs q. u A.
u ROSIERE, corner of Common and st. Charles
No 81 Professors OF the noble Of self-defence. MI
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AUCTION SALES.

HonsshoI1. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Furniture
By JOBEPH DePASS, Auetioussr.
'fHUksDAY December II, o'clook-wM be sold at The
residences No s. Marsis rrse bsvssn Cont Bsnsle
srsets, account OF lady Declining
A lot q HOUSEHOLD ssd KITCHEN FURNifURE-
~ Terms dlo
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Dancing Academy.

III AZ ~ Mr. p. CLlssEY respectfully iadie
GK gentlemen New Orleans that his Dancing Academ
open No. i26 Poydras street. between st. Charlie
and Carondeiet where he Will teach ali
fashionable Dances vogue.
Glass gentlemen hall-pnst6 tai To- every night
Dnzine 81 head ptIrsiy urel N I'm
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STRAUBB'S PATENT CORN MILLS
BY tho agenta, |. w ARTHffR h ~ ~
0is u ~ and . New i..vee
WHISKY bbls, landing ex steamer Robt,
w Calnpbel for sale by
ds STONE & WALWORTH. 30 Tchoupitoulas st.
WHEAT--2s sacks, landing sx steamer Robert
ds sT0SE. . WAIWioRyH. u raAoupi,oul.s 1t.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

st. Charles Theatre.
EH- BENEFIT Of Miss JULIA BENNETT. IA
THIS EVENING Wednesday, ioThe performance
i viii commence with the Comedy OF
As YOU LIKE 1T.
Rosalnl Miss julia Bennett
pnncips! by Mr. H. A. Perry, Mr.. No
Bride his first nppe Iance,l Mr.. De8er, Mrs Slosn,
Mr.. kynar, etc. etc.
To conclude with The
LOAN OF A LOVER.
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EV NOtce-NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Neworsans December ss-Ths annual election of 81, Dc.
of this Company will be held Office street.
on MpNDAf January between the hours 10 A. NJ and p
NJ tdetdl BY order. Pm. WOOD, Treasurer.
Messrs. Editors-Pease your valuable jour
nal that L. u CAYENNE Il candidate for Recorder of the
Second Municipality, the approaching election nl7
tT Firemen's Charitable Association Of N. o,
Al special meeting OF lhs Board oil Directors, I'd Dec
last, the following resolution adopted:
Rssoirsd the Fire Companies Of CON-
wits the Fremen' Charitable association be 10
hold meetings early day. for the purpose eectng
to the said Asecson in accordance with the recently
Third District Court
Femep Charitable Association and ha the Dele
wilt the Hall OF Louisiana Hose ON WEDNEs
EVENING the 10th December O'Clock for The nuTnos.
81 rsorganizing under the Aarer of 1887.
The of all the Companies requested the necessity
having provided with certificate their election
Delegates signed by The Foreman and Secretary
d. EDWARD II. FOsDlCk, Acting Secretary
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Brl1lSiG1.,S S9la

NEW GOODS-P. w. WOODLIEF No 10
hsrtres street, has Just received per steamships Win
field ScuA, Union and Empire City and by the sailing
packets from New York, Boston and Hsve. an
of Fashionable and Sessonabe FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, heretofore unsurpassed ex,eul. varsity
and renherche STYLE which he now offers WI OLESA LIE
AND RETAIL To his numerous patrons very reduced
in IL ihaIl wiz
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Dan Kice's Ctrcui

Dan Kice's Circus,
ON t. CHARLES STREET, OPPOSITE PKRDIDo.
THE GREAT FRENCH TROUPE make first appearance
L THIS EVENING, and during TINS, u
addition the talent the Old Troupe,
largest and complsts Circus establishment the
country.
sN Doors open halfpas6 to commerce at o'clock.
fj&s- Day Performance every Saturday al IL scloct
day, 10 until where ehairs
he secured bills be presented Tor puyaaE.iei
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-10

aEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAX Il ET.
JEFFERSON CITY,
Tuesday Evening, December 8, 1851
Aved-2SO head OF Beef Cattle. 800 Hogs, Cows. and
rs Calves and Yearlings.
-PRICEs-
DkkE CATTLS wv setern). 4a8oc v D net.
tIeAd6, etc)....".,,.'.........G u y net.
1Oes .vHto1S 70 net
jALvKs and YkkRLrss..-....... % 5U1 81 " head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-10

GOA UTION!M
PERSONS RUPTURED should be aware that they hava
security against STRANGULATED HERNIA n
with all It, horrors bu, n aprsps1iy cen'truOtsd