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INTERESTING FIRST APPEARANcE.--The Home
Journal of the 18th says: On Monday next, at
Astor Place, in the opera Of " II Giuramento," a
lady takes her leave of the privacy of re fined iie'
and comes before the public as contraito singer
Taken in all its bearings, it is an event to witness
with great interest and sympathy. With lie
hitherto passed in the most guarded and exclusive
society of Europe, with rare gifts and accomplish
ments, and with relatives and connections still
moving in court circles abroad, she lays aside a
name graced with title, and, adopting that of an
Italian ancestor, takes the stage as profession.
As Signora Bozzi she will hereafter be known to
the nuhlic.
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WASHINGTON RUMoRs.-The correspondent of
the Baltimore Patriot, writing from Washington,
says:
It is rumored that the Hon. John S. Pendleton,
of Virginia, is to be appointed Charge d'Affaires TO
Buenos Ayres, in place of VIM. A. Harris, also OF
Virginia, and editor of the late Washington Con-
stiiution, Calhoun paper.
The rumored appointment of the Hon. Robert G.
Schenk, of Ohio, now in Congress, to the Mission
to Brazil in place Of David Tod, also of Ohio, is an
event think quite likely to come to pass.
1t is now surmised in high quarters that the Hon
Henry A. HIlliard, of Alabama, goes to Russia
and rlimor also has it that the Hon. Charles C.
Langdon, Mayor of Mobile, will receive the hand
some appointment of Consul to Havana.
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The new clipper bark John Swasey IS now lying
at Cincinnati, with full cargo on board, bound
to Liverpool. The new clipper bark Salem is
loading at the same port for San Francisco. The
Natter vessel is said to have superior packet accom-
/moda,ions for twenty passengers.
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The friends of the Union and General Cass have
made preparations to give ball in his honor on
Thursday the 9Th of March next, at Tammany
Hall. 1t is expected that General Cass will be
prpsent,
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List Of vessels in PORT Not Cleared.

IN the Firlt municipality (densed in the following
table by ml the Mes commence at the Railroad and run up
Second the Nos above the Steamboat Land
ing being Fatboa Landing the Third n3), the first
commence the Railroad Wharf
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
A B D Q M I N A L
SUPPER TER

Ne sn1 q ~ Uo<s, 70 " CHa !" s"1f sS1'''f O"f"
Theghest, most elastic and rsf
the the compantthe bearing down feeling Al
the side and back
the whites In its use prevents mscaa
lin fact Indispensable the comfort of delicate
female If any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter they
be referred the wife OF celebrated physician Of thi'
ing several other without relief Phys
respectfully invited to call and examine the nstu
ment at the propretor's, 70 st. Charles street.
prscte have had occasion examine and apply ah'
adaDted and comfort ahced a,
Philadelphia, Aug Is, lS4s. VIM ANDERsrS, NJ d
For afflicted with the WOMB compant-pnrt
confined bed. My suferings great No
thing relieved until Of Mr. Shermans Abdominal SUP
pore enabled work about the house, and regain Tor
mer health and cheerfulnsss. Mrs Wh-RNH'A
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At Boston the money market is easy. Paper in
the street is selling at per cent.
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L TEAS ever offered for
sale In this city. and at lower
prices. These TEAS areot
the latest importation. and
Ofthe most chpiee qualities
grown in q h ina. having
been SELECTED with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well se-
cured meiall cpackaees, SO
as to ptesei We their ira
GRANGE as iong as in the
chests
Citv ie'ail dea 'ers,
country merchants, steam.
boats. ship. and hotels SUP.
piled with every dnscrip,
tionr, rEas. in chests, hall
chests, Y 10 ami d ID box
age, ii desired.
la.j7 I'm A,
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HAVANA-Per brig Lincoln 537 bxs sugar A Giraud
PSI do, rs hhds moasses Boyle &co-l box sugar Capt
Huff
PENSACOLA-Per schr Visier So bales cotton Hurley
40, 600 feet lumber 20, 600 laths T Pooey
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The jewelry store of Wilson McGrew, at Gin
cinnati, was broken open on the 18th instant, and
robbed OF thirty-two watches, valued at about four
thousand dollars. The burglary was committed
at an early hour in the evening, while several
stores in the vicinity were yet open
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Fifty new counties have been established by the
General Assembly of Iowa.
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The length of the projected road from Utica TO
the Erie Road at Deposite, is 81 miles. The cost
is estimated at ST. 10000 The route is through
the valley of the Unadlla and Susquehanna. The
net profits of the road is estimated at $40, 000
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French Brandy. Holland Gin. Saleratus, Sperm
Candles, White Wine and Ciaret Wine.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. co.
FRIDAY, February % halfpa 10 ocock-W be sold at
auction 81 Magazine street. close con,gumeuts
90 boxes Sperm Candles;
100 hbs SAleratus; 80 bbls. White Winei
10 half pipes Brandy, J. J. Dupuy vintage 1874;
IL guar er do do. do.
10 faf pipes Brandy, Mare Co. 1874;
quarter do, do. do
is pipes Holland Gin; 500 Table Clare-
The Brnte and Gin will be sold from samples and delivered
from the Cuomhouse
Terms at sale fe23
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Mr. Grattan announces through the Vicksburg
papers that Mr.. Barnum agrees that Jenny Lind
shall sing one night at Vicksburg, provided the sum
of ten thousand dollars be raised in advance The
tickets are for sale at Brown IL Johnstons, at $50
EACH the money to be returned to the purchasers
should it be found impossible to dispose Of five hun
dred tickets Tickets will be on sale until the 2Sth
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Fanny EIser is now in Moscow. Russia. She
recsnty sold I'll of her diamonds for the of 80 900
Thaers-abou $75 ,000 Exchange
A bill repeating much Of the llth section of
G of the code, prohibits marrying her
auns husband has passed the Virginia House OF Delegates
An exchange paper says that the children so
dirty in place Cape Cod, that mother frequently
the and washes the faces of half dozen before
she finds her own!
A newspaper, called Europe and America,
printed half in French and half IN English languages has
been issned Charres iD the department of Eure ct
Loir, under the direction of NJ. Victor Lefranc.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MILE Jenny LIMBS

90 r's as ; s n s:!.! s!sss
~ Al the sr. CHARLES THEATRE,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. February a6.
~ The entire proceed. Of Thu. Coness will be devoted to
charitable purposes.
PROGRAMME. PARrI.
OVERTURE 1.-THE Men Prornsheus) Beethoven
R0MANzA" Bella siceome angelo Doniss'h
Sign0r Belletti.
ARIA" oui Ia voce u Puritanl. Belini
MILE Jenny Lind.
FANTAsIA-French Themes from Norma Galaxy
Mr.. SCHMITZ.
Per placer ALA signers IN Tureoin Italia Rossin
Mile Jenny Lind and signOr BeIletti.
PART ii.
OVERTURE (Guilaume .Ros'in
ARiA-"Psrche no del ventO LUCIA di Lammerrnopp
Mile Jenny Lind.
CoNCER TlNO-Carionst Der
Mr.. DREsCHER.
BALLAD-"Take this Lus." Benedict
Mile Jenny Lind.
IL POsTlGLIONE halle
signor Belletti.
CORNo OBLIGATO....Mr. sCHMITZ.
irish BALLAD" The Last Rose Of SUMMER"
Mile Jenny Lind.
The BIRD SONG IL; general desire, i''''''
Mile jenny Lind.
CONDUCTOR. .,,,..,......M Mr.. JULIUS BENEDICT.
~ first elias. ORCHESTRA, led by Mr.. JOSEPH BURKE
has been engaged.
~ On. Of Chick.rng. Grand PanoOrt.s. Furnished by Mr.
HENRY PARSONS Pianofore Warerooms, No. Camp street.
Will be used for this Concert
~ Doors open At haEpast 6Concer at O'Clock
~ Books containing words the Songs Price cents.
II The price Tickets has been fixed as follows;
pMs ana see sna Gree Fve Dos
seats in the Pit which are numbered Dod
Gallery " DOa
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AUCTION SALES.

elSn0r Vito Wits extensive and unreserved sale
Of Marble statuary, Alabaster Sculpture. superb
Mosaic Tables. richly carved Bordeglio. EtIuscan do.
and great variety of fancy and useful articles.
BY N. VIGNIE, AuctiOneer.
TUESDAY February IS 1851 10 O'clock and at O'Clock
the atenoonWh be No. lOl ST. Charles street,
Poyah street, and opposite St. Charles Thratre-
Ihe assortment will consist superb antique Egyptian
Marble Bust Paeo Of Greeian workmanship Bus OF Hooe,
Hercules Hsbe Prince Albert aud Victoria Apoo Figures Of
Angels suitable for wallis Of Baso Reevo Figure Of Arsma
ALABAsTER SCULPTURE.
Struggle La Cleopaa Dancing Girl Bacco and Arianna Putto
nsa csa II ndo Amoe Aiabaster Vases E,rscan do.
superby carved Hebe Vases
Gard Baskets Tasze nhands Fruits, Paper Weights Candle
1ticks Roman Lanterns.
FRENCH CHINA
Dinner Bet and gilt band and Bouquet Tea Sets
Silver sets Rocaghe Candssck Bouquet Paper Hclde
Perfume Bottles, Night Lamps
PAPER MAcHK.
Rich Tables, inaid with Pear; Workssnd Portfolios. Fire
ecreens.
BOHEMIAN GLASS.
Rich Optical Cut Ruby Blue Vases Diamond
richly Frosted Cut Tumhiers
Soar Lamps Silver plated Baske French Wine Services richly
mounted.
Four Mosaic Tables Of style of Workmanship.
II The above the importation sisnor
VITO VT who making his selections from fhe famed studios
Italy France and Germany always kept the refined
of the citizens of New Orleans.
tN The be visitors Thursday nst
10 O'clock the which
Of the ladies and gentlemen Of New Orleans and
respectfully solicited. fe2s II
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CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-5OO bags
" superior Carolina Seed Cow Peas crop. direct from
Char eson landing from brig Susan Ludwig, for sale by
fe24 I'm A. F. COCHRAN, "a Tohoupltoulas ST.
GARntNES~otu whole. half ard quet.sr bose o,
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TT The LADIES' FAIR for the purpose of furnishing
the Seamens Home now erected the corner of Suzetfe
and New eves sseets, will take plaos at the AYoYy Hail.
on the 18th, 18Th M 9Th instant. SsN 81
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latest intelligence received from the Sandwich
Islands, that hundred tons of water pipes, ce-
ment, and other appliances for conveying pure
water from the valley into the city of Honolulu,
had been received by recent arrival from Boston.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
.-CxrscKsT oyyIo l. :,

CRHsCKNT OFviCzs :
Tuesday Morning, February ~ iSoiS
C0tt0n-Tbe demand again limited Yesterday. ana
gave way The sales embraced about o bales AT Inc fo
lowing quotations:
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Fancy Bats.

Fancy Bats.
C,HILDREN's FANCY
~ DRESSES,
FURS, FURS, FURs
LADIES' vICTORINES,
CUFFS, COLLARS, ETC.
OVER D'ARcY's HAT STORE,
}. STEUART, Agent,
fa24 Ct corner Canal and Charities SITS.
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The Commerce of Cleveland for 1850 wa.
$l5 PSI so.
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SALES OF JBWElRY CONTINUED. ~
SRMIWKEKLY SALKs, without reserve, of very fine tA
Jewelry, Siives-ware. Diamonds. Watches Man. N
tel Ornaments, Fancy Articles, etc., to close one4AA
of the best stocks in the city.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioncer.
WILL BE SOLD without No q Charities street,
w every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock, A NJ
and well assorted stock Of GOLD JE"ELRY stes;
Diamond Rings and Breaspins, splendid Gold
Watches; Plated Ware very rch fne Clocks choice
Mante Ornaments Bronze do Lamps of different sizes and styles
fine Glassware, Guns and large
Of Fancy Articles to describe City and
Country Merchants others
Terms cash. 1al6 u
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II Notice.-Ths COMMITTEES appointed fer obtaining
subscriptions Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
please call Gsine No. IS Canal
get their Subscription Books.
n The Members Of the Committee will daily the Ocs
Of H. T. LoNsDALE No. 81 GravIer street, at halfps
O'Clock. ia23d signed, II. C. CAMMACK Chairman
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I. O. o. F.
~A~ ~ HOWARD LODGE No. 10 meets every
Hj2 ~ THURSDAY Evening in the Grand Lodge Hall
NN@ OF Tchouphouas and Poydras Streets al 7
O'Clock, Officers for the Present Term:
f. SAMPSON N. G. Up. MCCARTHY.
n r. RICE,.,...,....V. G. lFW. DKLEsDKRMKR.. p. 3.
" j. DAVIS Treasurer. jal3
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NEW ORLE A n S:
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 70, 1881.

LocUsTs CoMINa.-A writer in Baltimore
II says that this year is the time for the ap-
arance of the seventeen year locusts, particularly
X the States of Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania
and Delaware. They will begin to leave the ground
about the Goth of May.
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Household Furniture, corner of Magazine and
Duplantier streets.
BY VIM. p. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.
L>RIDAY, February IS II ocock-Wi be sold, without
L
variety Of FURNITURE, Bedding Kitchen Utensils
lscash
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STAR CANDLES AND PORT WINE
NJ. s ''';' ' ''''' S Il 4; s a,,~
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Louisiana Lawles Galveston, Hanis Morgan
tsr ship Falkland Smith, Liverpoo H0ghton Mankn - co
Br ship Royal William, Hughes, Liverpool. Jenkins
Ship LaplaDd, eimps0n. Boston, W nyns0n
Bark Sarah II Snow, Homes, Boston. Hynson
Bark Grampus. Dyer Boston, -, rosnlck eco
Br bark Springfield Roy, Liverpool, n 11ynes ~
Sell bark HaHsa, Schutt. Bordeax, WIN II Onensandt
Bue Josenbns Pitche, savannah, Wood & Lowe
Brie Aimra broxn CharlestOn, 81 l. Levy
Brig Mechanic, Conklng, Chngres, WIN Dewey
Schr Hunter, Hadey Apalachcola. Master
Schr Powhattan, Caro-, Per saco'a, .u,. hurley
Schr Home, Lodge, Aransas and Corpus Chr,s CLARKE
Br schr Emily, Parsons Grand Cayman, Nathan
Schr Geo Lincoln. Rogers. Brazos Wickham
Arrived.
Brig Lincoln Huff days from Havana, to MASTERED
Schr Vter Perry days from Pensacola, to John Hurley
Schr Topic, from the Coast.
Sloop Belona, from the Coast.
STEAMBOATS,.
Caddo Graham, from Shreveport.
Delta, Brcke. from Cincinnati.
d. Motby, Kerchiva from Attakapas
Glencoe Durham, from Louisville .
Haidee loffrion, from Bayou de Glaize.
Latona, Hunt from Onachita.
Mary Foley, Dalieres, from Lockport.
Matilda Jane, fsom the Coast.
Princess No 3, Holmes, from Vicksburg.
Pawnee, Baker. from St Louis. .
Zachary Taylor, Hurd. from Fort Smith.
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Tea Warehouse

NO. 81 Camp strcet, new OfIc"hss
IIHE largest assortment of GREEN and BLING
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NOTICES.

-
Perseverance FIRE Co. No. 1 9.
e ssf :sg:s: +:
IT.! e s 20 si
fess IA. HUcHEz. Secretary. pro TEN.
seamsn's Home.
IL The LADIES' FAIR for the puvpose of furnishing
the seamens Home. at the corner of suzette
and New Leyes see.s. will take plaos at the Arnosy Hail.
on the 18th, 18th snd 9th insssnt. fN Ct |
Notice. :. a
~ All Povsn Of Attorney heretofore given y Areby
revoked. fest 5. WOLFE. Is Camp ''s.s'
u Notice.-Ths COMMITTEES appointed far obtaining
subscriptions Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL vii
please Gsne No. IS Canal
get their Subscription Books.
a The Committee will mes daily at the oes
Of H. T. LoNsDALE, ESQ No. 81 Graver street at haps'
O'Clock ia23a signsd, II. C. CAMMACK, Chairman.
-e~<--
Second Municipality Lyceum.
NJ The Lectures the Lycsum Han al be delivered on
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at O'Clock P. NJ.
The distinguished Dr. J. LAWRENCE SMITH is engaged to
deliver twelve Lecture. upon subject Of Chemistry He viii be
other learned Pofssors npon different OF
during the coniepatsh ~ the ordnance Gre
ating the Library and Lyceum
The terms of these Lectures
follows
Season Ticket, admitting gentleman and ladies' 90
Ticket single 50
~ may be obtained the Librarian, at the Second
Municin.,ty Hall jaA
~ DR.. 8. w. Dalton. whose duty it 10 70 vaccinate
those Children Schools Of the Second Municipality
and desire has been for weeks prevented
from doing be now however, able and prepared
discharge duty requests Principals and Teachers Of
Schools send such children bis Office for that poo
~ Others desiring protection against the SMALL Pox, are
respectfully invited call his Office IFS Crcus street JAZZ
| -e~~~-----
~ Notice is hereby given that application has besn
the Of Duplicate Cert
llsa January 81 1885, Of $40 shares u PAID in
State Bank in the Of JOSEPH FOWLERJr
Of which mislsid. W. BOGART,
| js1s0d Curator Of the Estate Of j. Fowler, Jr.
| -t~1-
| u Notice.-fhe unders gned has resumed bushes or
his account will aid liquidation OF the aars Of tn
LEvERICH CO., dissolved by the decssss of Mr.
EDWARD j. WALSH. 30 W.. LEvERICH.
Il Succession Of John McDon0gh.
NJ All person. Succession of JOHN McDON
requested immediate the Tesamenzr
his otherwise legal must be taken 70
the recovery all unlqudaed claims; and hose having claim
against will them at the Office OF said Execution
corner Of Cusomhouse and Royal streets.
$ : $::::$;=:: s s::::;:=.
ja16 If J. SPEAR SMITH,
NA= NJ HOWARD LODGE No. 10 meets ever
- THURSDAY Evening in the Grand Lodge Hal
~@ corner Of TchouPtoulas and Poydras streets, al
O'Clock. OFcsrs for the Present Term:
E. SAMPsoN..........N.G.IP IL. MCt,ARTHY....Sec'y
n f. RICK............V. G.lF.W. DKLEsDKRMKR.. $
H.
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COAL.

NIuIford Mines, Kentucky.l
FEBRUARY ~. 1851.
IRON and after this date, Steamboats, can be
l. supplied with superior quality Of COAL. H14
from the above extensive Mines at Napoleon.
lished permanent Depot. e. A. MULFOED.
telS I'm manaeef.
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esis Y ID ami ID boxes, with The small metallic pack
&c, ii desired.
an I'm A. II. DlNAiIbSON, Importer.
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ACHAMPAGNE-j0 baskets Piper and Monte
~ hello brands Champagne. for sale by
fs22 A. b. RINGGOLD, 81 Grsvier st.
ELOUR-500 barrels Extra Flour, in store, and
ftgi iOt FERD. KENNETT& co. SO Magazine st
NAILS-l000 kegs assorted Fall river Nails,
l in store, and for sale hv
ft2l lot FERD KENNETT & co. 80 Magazine ST.
CALICIA HAMS-A small lot of those supe-
" nor Span sh Hams, for sale by
feg2 st A. b. RINGGOLD. No. 81 Graver t.
WHISKY - Best Bourbon and Monong ahela
w Whisky in barrels demiohns and bottles, for sale by
fe22 81 A. RlSGGDLD, 81 Gravler st.
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~ Al sals !, 4, y. coCARXH, q TshsspiAsuls =
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Succession Of John McDon0gh.
NJ All person. indebted Succession of JOHN McDoN
OCH requested make immediate payment to the
Executors hi, Estate otherwise legal must be taken fol
the recovery all unlqudaed claims and tho having claim
against present them the Office Of said Executor
corner Of Customhouse and Royal streets.
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WERTMULLERS
CELEBRATED PAINTING of DANAE,
Fine Arts, ID st. Charles st., up stairs.
ADMISSION, so cents.

THE undersigned continue to make liberal cash
advances upon approved consignments to their friends
Richmond, Baltimore, Pha e'nhia, New Yorh and Boston
fell If EERD. kENN EFT l. co q Maya zine St
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I DNE HUNDNEU = II asass.nasn, ~ H. =
Seoond Municipality Workhouse. Of the girl ELLEN IA
or ELIZA WILLIAMS. Of a yellow color aged ~
high cheek bones; startled when spoken 70 @ n
net and bsrk green or,ed dres7 end wear !ase hs e
hsni hN les.s ssskM &C hss ssss. ts-a n
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lust RECEIVED AT HOYT'S, by the fast
d and safe sailing steamship Falcon, large assoIt
mept of the latest style EXX MOLESKlN HATS.
= ALSO"
FRENCH MOLESKIN HATS,
PLUSH, GLAZED and SILK CAPS.
John r. HOyt. cor. st. Charles and Common ss,
To Also, at q Magazine street, where can be
''0nu 'A't' OOTS AMI SHOES,
made to order, by ton h. L. CRUSH.
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SucLuclu w SHeWeA0 w are
BY j. L. TAYLOR e. CO.
Rice.
Rice Rice
BY j. L. TAYLOR d. CO,

AO1G OOs
TUESDAY February 49, hspas, o'clock-Wil be sold at
auction the Of Garcia Co No 81 Common street.
order aud under the Inspection Of the Port Wariens
casks RICE damaged board of the brig lMnGENE from
Terms cash. fe2i
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-24
Ayers Cherry Pectoral:
For coughs, colds and consumption.

Below can be seen letter from EI HdSsdn,
the ruling Pasha of Frebizond, which was
sent to Mr.. James c. Aver, Of Lowell, showing
the pecularities Of oriental courtesy:
DR.. J. C. flyer, the Chemist of rare learn
ing, at Lowell, in Massachusetts and the Uni
ted States.
cod is Great F0rerer.
have received your letter of atfectionate
love, with the present of choice Essence in Bot
ties, by which your excellent s.ill teaches to
cure the Affections ofmy child en-.
As the life of enc Of my people is more dear
to me than camcls and gold, we shall pray for
you in our heart when they are raised up from
the tent of sorrow by this product Of your deep
learning and beautiful wisdom.
For this Gift of Love to your friend, so dis
tant over many seas, and for this rare invention
of your skill may you be placed in such seats
of honor and d .gnity among the great in knowl
edge, as we should offer to you in our domin-
ions,
Given in this Central City of our Power, b.
express command Of
NEsCHID Ell HAssAN PAsHA
Ezroum Jamad Awah 1865.
For sale by charles II. DeniSOn.
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misfellanfous.
The Price of Eggs.
THE FAKIR OP AVA.

This wonderful necromancer assumes
Froteus-like, as many shapes as characters.
We heard of his actually performing, in
the market, the other morning, the follow
ing experiment on an egg man.
What is the price Of eggs = asked the
Fakir of broad-brimmed countryman
Eight cents dozen, if you want sin
gle DOZEN
4 only want one,' says the Fakir, will
you take five cents for this one ?
GO away, Mister, don't bother me; l
want to sell my eggs
I'll give you five cents for this one,
replied the Fakir coolly picking up an egg.
well, if you're such a fool, you may
take it,
The Fakir gave him FIVE cents, took out
his knife and cracked the egg, and out roll
ed ten or twelve half eagles.-Placing
them in his pocket,-I'll take another,
said the Fakir, giving the man another
fvecent piece.
Cracking the next, out rolled as many
more.
'I'll take all them eggs said the Fakir.
mo you DON'T says the man, covering
his coat tail over the basket, and making
tracks away for home in such haste, that
expert boys could have played marbles on
his coat tail, it stuck out SO short.
We have not heard the result, but rath-
er guess that if the country broker opened
his eggs, he did not find much else than
the yolk, and white, and shell.
We saw the Fakir drop q dollar in the
bottom of the basket, so that the loss,
should any ensuc would not fall on the
egg dealer Gin. Atlas