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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-27

IN Company.-The United States Mail Steamers, the
FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton, commander, and the HUM.
B0LDT, ID. Lines, commander, will leave Now York.
Havre and Southampton, for the 1881 ths fooy
ing days:-
Humboldt, SepA Humboldt, [" Oot, IT
Franklin, Dot. rs franklin, - Nov. ~
Humboldt Nov. 20 Humboldt. Dec. "a
franklin, Dec. Is Franklin, Jan. 10 IS
These steamers built expressly government Service
1900 tons burthen eaoh not surpassed eher fer speed
strength comfort BY vessels ahoAt Their
nodaons for passengers are Of the most approved kinda
stopping potn going Anc returning they
any other line In the economy Of both time money
Price Of passage from Now York 70 Southampton or
Prom Hs,ro or scuthsmp ton 10 Nsw rori T. $50
No passage secured until paid for An experienced Sur
gson board.
HoY freight or passage apply 70
MORTIMER L1vINGsToN, AGENT o, Broadway.
WILLIAM IsELIN, Havrs.
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Ills CHARACTER IS THAT OF wosrAs'-Fanny Fearn,
of the Olive Branch thus shakes Mr. Stair by the ears
for rcInarking slightly of women. She says
Look here. Mr. Norris. want somebody to hold me
i've lust reading extract from Backwood. by
German Professor by the Of STAIR in which,
commenting most severely upon the character Of Louis
Napoleon he congresses the pth of the matter Into this
nutshell But reliance can be placed on him In
word his character is that of woman y What do you
mean by that, you old German curmudgeon Amt
women the duetet r,stentes Ioyingest animals in exist
snarly when her purse was properly supplied and
she Rad gowns enough in her wardrobe Their tempers
brush cats back the wrong way you must expect TO
scratched Women always know what they want, and
that's than half the men DO and they want it when
butts Amt they full of fun and smiles and eapers before
the ;a rperried and what do they look like afterwards
with their long faces swollen eyes and calico morning
crawling about the house like dyspeptc
When they've been worshbed Ike divinity for six
months you expect them to hop right OF thei.
pedesta after matrmony and crouch down at feet
like whipped spaniel who dare not even gro1f 20 HIM
self when his ears get cued Character that of no
man ~ hump. As to Louis Napoleon ne isn't man , q
my taste. either! Did you ever sec man WING
had half the forttude of woman Ask the doctors about
that. :fyou catch one that tells the truth.
If man gets scratch his little finger the whole
house is put in requson for sticking plaster opodeldoc
Russian salve and mercy knows whas Then there amt
savager in existence than man when he's hungry
Go ask favor of him time before dinner but don't
whit for and If the razor don't work right
when he shaving in the morning catch up the children
and clear the coast And as to PIN money although all
man would not pay wifes wages yet If you
bavnt any aectonae pa. hearted brother, or an
| accommodating brother-in-law. heasen help you -
Did you know whose wife was sent to state
Prison who made her call at that interesting inst
tuition And did you ever know a woman even if shed
had sticks spoiled her head who didn't brbs
aofs and walls till she had got at him some how
other to tell him how she loved him all the better tbs
wckeder he grew and the more people hated him ant
how if he had abused her she dare 1t wss more he
fault than hisn. And what did Kossuth's wife do 70
him. you stupid old fool and what did the American wo
men Of the Revolution do for Their husbands and wha
will their female descendants do for you you
ing phegnatic, tobacco-dried old German. If YOU dar
you hizmahogy on this side of the big pond? Ma
| you know by experience what this near pa E
/ sThere'l be coat on the chair
| Therell be slippers for somebody.
| There'Il be wifes tender care
Loves fond endearment for somebody
/ There'll be the little one's chains,
Soon twill be awakened fo- somebody,
/ When have both in my arms, w.
Oh. how blest will be somebody"
IEannY Eparn.
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NOTE THE BRIGHT HOURS oNLY.''
A lef zoo in itseff ablipe
inszon whrth ensbr;ning.
u this / take no heed Of time. N
sa1t when the sun is shining" f.-
These moi 30 words a dial bore,
And wisdom 1ever teaches
To human hearts better lore
Than this short sentence breaches.
As re is sonnet mes bright and fai,. Il
And sonnet mes dark and lonely, m
let ~ fol- get its pain and care.
And nose its bright borrs or'y.
There il no grove OH sarth's broad chart
But has some bid % cheer IL;
So hope sings on in every hesY1
Although we may net hear it tsf
And if to-day the heavy wing Os.-=l ana
Of SORROW is depressing.
PefcfTnce to-morrow's sun viii bring ''
The weary heart blessing. =. 8 -l..e y. l'l
For life il sntnatimes bright and fair.
And sometimes dark and lonely, Pr
Then let's forget its ao,f and care,
And note the bright hot:.s aniy!
We bid the Joyous moments haste.
And then forget heir glitter
We take the cup of life. and taste
No portion but the bitter; spgr5.-t a..
But we should teach our hearts to deem t
Its sweetest drops the strongest;
And pleasant hours should ever seem
To iinger rodnd US longest. u.s. G
As life is sometimes bright and fas-,
And sometimes dark and lonely,
Let us forget its tolls and care,
And note its bright hours only. b.
/ Though darkest shadows Of the night
Are just before the morning
( Then let us wait the coming LIGHT,
7 All bodiDg phent scorning
Z And while we're passing on the tide VI.
OF Times fast ebbng river
Let's pluck the blossoms by its side.
And bless the gracious Giver. M
As Ffe is sometimes bright and ar,
And sometimes dark and lonely.
We should forget its pain and care,
And note its bright hours only.
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PREMATURE BuR1A1.-The Albany Register in the
course of an aice this subject relates the following
instance of which the editor perfectly cognzant
Some years ago we pei iecty cogpzant of an oe-
Gu, renee of this kind which of the mot hea-trend
ing character The wife of gentle WIS taken sud
denly in church. and ied to her house in state
synco,e. In few hours she pr aly recovered out
immediately relapsed and gain showed any signs
of consciousness She lay in this condition nearly two
DAYS battling the skin of the physicians end then as 1t
was thought and rs there ives erost every re IN TO pc
lieve died No signs of thing cord be detected the
limbs became rigid and cold and the eyes remained open
With the fixed and CLASSY stare of dch; but there was
no change in the color of the skin. Tbs the only
ia the world suppong that d. solution had not
taken place The poor bereaved husband aL1c frantic
at the loss of the young and beautiful " whom he
almost idoized chung with desperation to the hope
in her face and long resisted the unanimous decision OF
him what is doubtless that it sometimes though vely
rarely bnppers that there is dscoorf Ion for days
and even weeks dissolution fa7 taken place But
still he resisted and 1t not unit three lays had
passed without the fanes5 sig a of change or sign OF
life that he finally gave aHd sufe cd the burial to
take place She eutombed in vaut Mo this pas ed
cemetery having been laid out the hush md purchased
and beGutied lot erected an elegant monument on IT,
and when all ready supernended the removal OF the
body of his wife the vart to is ra resting place
When the vault opened he remembered the c'tcum-
stances If her death alb deted and desire sudden
seized behold The corpse. by his d1rec-
tion the coffin id YVES removed. The spectacle which
pesente itself ipconcevably horrible for it showed
that she had b"en buried olive She had turned quite
over upo side she had eutched her nails into the
coffin until her fingers had bled pol lions OF her grave
clothes were and in her hor be struggles she had
carry her hand to her head and had pueked
ON it of hair, with portions OF the cap that GOV
| cred it. BnU.1r.Ei t-ff- - rs
The Door man never recovered from the shock of tina
aw.u spectacle. He borne away senseless. and TO
the rest of his weary fe he was utterly broken ans
miserable being .4..-.-z-.l.. -...i .+. s -,
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FURNITURE, ETC.

EUHN B. BURGEN has removed his IzNsssssS
- FURNITURE STORE from Nc. to No. 53MAGA"
ZINE STREET Immediately opposite the Arcade where
the patronage he has
reca.ssd fromh friends public. i31 ly
l,HEAP FURNITURE STORE, No. 80
~ so Circus street, Perddo-ioSEPH b.
HUBBARD wholesale retail and Manufacturer
Of CABINET FURNITURE such as Sofas Bsdateads
Book Marble Top Sdeboads; Centre Gard
and Work Tables Marble Top Bureaus and Wash Stands
Mosquito Bars Feather Pillows and Bedding of all
This stock the and the pub
before purchasing
else here.
"a All Furniture packed and ready for shipping free Of
chprq-. feT os
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IMPORTANT 10 PROPERTY OWNERS
Bg-tdgeapafeyi PNfsaf,

FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, sTEAMBoATs.
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS. pEpoTs AND ALI. G'tT
DOOR TcRK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON Wct,y, hBoyEAND ..s
UNDER WAiEn.
n The attention Of the public is respectfully ed to the following
Of ceebrn.ed BRIGEWATER FAINT It's
EIGHT Mos
~ s character of the Paint firmly established, and
!e rblfs the best FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TECToR EVER DISCOVERY.
CERTIFICATE OF Jso T. MILLEs. az ATTAKAPAs.
July apply the Rdsewa srai Paint to
sns, boise and ey re- y a
GO. eherrtp my testimony embraced u
ihs ss hs S's WEATHER. nave
WI 5s aFH b. n s5 sss "a, to e s a @
surface which has proved entirely sTi'a' ,e.s MILLER
NewIberia, Attakapas, March 49, is5a.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoE,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
HynE pss'sa the se q IN 9svg. as
hs.aes II Is
1 a Th
Hs Sswo sis December a,iia ss 'f'''''
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBOAT PORPOIsE.
have usd the BRIDGEwArER PAINT. for which Msszrs G. G
e C. T. u Es
In about became PERFECT SLATE, sa.
S
',l esIsasd5 WM BROWN. Captain Of Te~beas rerpe's
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having hid the LOUISIANA painted tn BRIDGE
pAS IL s we
d the PoRP POSE We cheeruy recommend said PAINT ST.
'''''0 tsgnsd) HUGHES, vALLETT THOMAS,
| Up. WHITNEY Ests Con- Dock Yard
Agents Lo, sisna Dry Dock Co.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
de PAINT The past five months
and every instance given fullest ssislaeoa.
.. u s as soo a ds R
dc p sssss qualities o s as Ps for
New Orleans, February 6, 1882 III Camp street.
! UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
wTEK T n sr ss %. Bass
will At all tss give those fire risks preference where Tie
(sgne L. MATTHEWS Agen. Mutual Company.
T Tb@ a bPss es sss1. c!fs Mutual
1t sHgIER P,sslssR p, Home as,sh,,..
o,iN IafnYaE PTsaas ssssp dssa'
szAi s asaio ass1 i,sRS. ' sisi
the have their possession
certificates equally respectable parties be npp
their Office among which those of Captain b. Robbins
ship Leoies Captain Win. Cults of ahip Charles Cooper C. Nc
Cuuh Engineer Erie Railroad; Bevet Lieut.
Talcot, NewYork Arsenal; r. s. Smith, Lieutenant
United Military Academy West Point; Oliver
Superintendent Secretary the Hudson River Ralroat
Company, etc.. etc. &C BoGERT CO., 10 Camp street,
Agents Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Texas
sUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
| Messs STARK, DAY, STAUFFER 4 co.
| Mesrs PRIESTLY Il BEN.
| Messs j. WATERMAN i co.
| JOHN STROUD Il co.
| r. RICHARDS.
| T. MACPHERSON Nc 20 Camp street.
| AT MOBILE-JAMES G. WHITAKER
| yICRSBURG-BYR.E Il ANDERSON.
| GALFESToN-JONES d UFFERD ...-
| BATON RoUEE-LEvI KELLUM
| ATTAKhPAS--C. B. G. WEILDEN. ap46 d4WH
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Th. trial Of James Summons for murder was
conildncpd thr I'D nit. before Judge & Thurman,
Of the supreme of Che and JUDGES Matthews and
Plat. &. Il. Pueh and A. j. pruden appeared for the
State and +. 4 Chambers for the defence.
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thar that an eagle fly eghteep esgues in
htr and canarJ fsicon rear, $50 ragnes In
ts hort spaceof si1teen orrs FisIcDt wind travels
six miles in hour sonud, Lli2 Eng'sh feet IN .
a.r lrrd. [Rurke
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REMOVALS..

I , ENIOVAL.-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
a. has from No. II St. Charles
sSrs. n25 ly
nRUG STORE REMOVAL-The sub %
respectfully public that 49,
his DRUG STORE the xA
Chae and Customheuse where he will be happy III
his old those may him patronage.
I. d. BEACH, Apothecary and Druggist,
jams Ghnes Custonhouse
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NKONROES LAW SCHOOL, Frankfort, KY,
I'VE TO- ls52-Ths establishment whatit is denomaie
am ii, only administrator, am it's only
all ta faculty. while It subject TO no
The number Of the school limited to FIFTEEN
will mouths upwards All tine in this en
will be employed for and in its classes and upon IT'S scholars In i will
Organic Public Laws; the Civil and Com
Martinez Canon and Military laval taught
by myself -...
There will be according to the stage progress
the school, for portions OF Inc exe
but for other portions the whole school will constitute class
The I. IT Books in the in Civil Law, will be he
and Code Practice with selected titles and chapters
Of The Institutes usnan Dona Poher and Las ete rnas
Spain But the Institutes OF the Laws Holan BY Grotns and Lin
den and Scotland Erskne Mackenzie with the
Code AMI Novels the Roman French Latin and English VIII
be library the industrious ambitious STUDENT
MOOT COURTS other the oil the student
in The arguments Of questions Of Law.
The students will be continually instructed in the composition
writing used either ordinary business of court in the proceed
arising eh which will be the subject Of their argument
in the Moot Courts. ....-
scholar shall the conclusion his have MY
DIPLOMA legbe himself Others which shall
him, fact, the BACHELOR OF LAW This will obtain Tor
license practice Kentucky, and -lit compliance
with the local regulations admission 10 the bar OF Judicial
| Court in the United States
charge dollars the session for he instruction
The charged by myself boarding, lodging fire
whu per the student the
Boarding be had in Frankfort for less price
take their time April md the benefit
aons Hstor, with their board and other accomnod
| apso qawtf THO B. MONROE, Ii. D.
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Louis NAPOLEON AND INcoME.-The Network
Times thus sums up the Prince President, his Govern
ment and his income
Whether Prince Louis Napoleon call his Cover ,ment
republic empire. matters very little phlosophcay
speaking There needs Iauncelo Gobbo to prove that
" difference in mare is nominal difference" Most es-
sentialy mperious is the domiuation The emperor is
hid beneath perfect though not full sized tree exists
in the The alone is absent The simlitude
is strkingly carried out in the alcle of cost The
peses are upon gigantic SCALE Twelve millions ofrancs
year all that Pnce Louis asks for having everything
his way. Twelve millions year for personal services
AT least twelve thousand men can be found America
do the job better. dividing the pay between Them
Put the contract in the market at that limitation and be
atouded at the number of Yankees ready to die for it.
An enterprsing aritbmetican has been whetting his
rules the amount by reducing it to its lowest terms
| The quotients come out somewhat thus: -
100000 90. 1925cO CO.,. per month
| ! 230,769 23.... 4t423 co.. per week
32S76 H. 6346 CO.. per day.
| -. 1860 6S 263 Co.. per hour
| % So A 3d.. per minute.
| S. OK. per second.
Thus for giving personal attention to the business of
his employers eadeayorng to be generally useful the
servtor obtains pretty nearly twice as much each week as
our modest Mr Fillmore earns in year. Of course, al
owanee must be made for the great difficulty of govern
ing the people represented as devoted 70 the
Government and the fact that certain portion OF the
nav is to be rega ded much life insurance against
ths per of pistol and sietto in the hands of loving
people But with these abatements the pay Of the
president the least adequate to the most princey
expenditure An imperial splendor us prodga. as the
Great Mogul's, night thrive upon it comfortably.
wondrous chenge dozen years ago a broken windsd
game of the spas and St. Jamcs's; now monarch,
whose incon,, counts in the millions En- btea! He now
games with and il the stakes great the hazard is
| infinitely greater. 14I-
STATISTICS MUSCULAR PowER.-Aian has the power
of initiating almost every motion but that OF flight To
effect he has in maturity and health sixty bones in
his head sixty in his thighs and legs, sixy-wo in his
arms and hands and sixtyseven in his trunk. He has
also 434 muscles His heart makes sixtyfour puiatons
in minute. and therefore 3S0 in hour and o. 160 in
day. There also three complete circuations Of his
blood in the short space of hour In respect to the
comparative speed of animated beings and of mpeled
bodies IL may he remarked that size and construction
though body giving yquanty OF motion to another
is said to lose much Of its The sloh is by no
means small animal and yet it can travel only ty
pata in t,y a worm cr;wls only five inches in fifty
seconds hut lady bird lily twenty million times It's
own length in less than an hour An elk can run mile
and half in minutes; an antelope mile IN u
minute: the wild mule Of Tartary has speed even
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NewCrleans Agency Of the Mutual Pro-

LECTION INSURANCE Co. OF NASHVILLE, Tenn.
F This Company will Insure the utual Principle, Hou Mr
cpndise, against LOSS DA MAC by FIRE the
Vessels Of against THE PES OF THE SEAS
IND RIVERS.
E All having their insured this Institution
entitled full participation profits without liability to loss
TRUSTEES:
n. Hobson, M. S. Pitcher Jas. Morton, Jr.,
Jeln Waters, J.. G. Shepherd, D. Weaver,
J. A. McAlister, H. Douglass, C. P. Smith,
P. d. West, John Morrow b. R. Mckenzie,
John Fl. Ewin, A. w. Putnam, p. W. Maxey
W. I. Berry, Samuel Seay, A. Morrison,
E. S. Hall, J. B. Knowles C. Z. Hilman,
Alex. Fall, j.. B. Johnson, Robt Stewart,
r. F. Bell, A. j. Duncan, W. Pritchard,
L. b. Fite, A. H. Hicks, I. A. Thomas.
A. O. p NICHOLSON, President.
NJ S. I'IIcHER, Vice President
C. ]. F. WHARTON, Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS
Thomas X. Price, P. H. Fraser,
Geo. W. West, C. Conner
fya3ly VIM. "A. JOHNSON, Agent, a3 Commercial Place.
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SLAVES.

SsLAVES FOR SALE AND HIRE.-A lot of
~ choice Slaves sale hire Also sale beautiful and
srahe FAMILY RESIDENCE in Carrollton. Apply TO
npl5 LONG 4 JOHNSON, Brokers. % Commercial Place.
EANIES w. BOAZMAN No. 15 Perdido street,
81 pay attention to PURCHASE AND SALE OF
NEGROES. SLAVES OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES
REFERENCEs
Wright Williams Co.. Aoci, Titus Co.. Williams Phillips
NJ d o. Nelson W. Diggs W
EAN1Es WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
Orleans constantly PURCHASE NEGROES Also
Self on Commission and all saves consigned him. fell
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tROGKERY CHIN A and GLASSWARE. cTs
NJ H. FELL TO-, Common Newt'rieans I'M Es
wholesale retail. Lamps, Plated and NlS
Table Cutlery, Japanned Walters -
Goods will be offered low prices and when for the country,
packed in the Esfest 1e2S ly
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
DOby1ss y R.ay,.iagtou's

DAGUERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT,
No. CAMP STREET.
THIS weknown establishment having thoroughly repaired
enlarged mud improved the propeo invite the public
tlr PICTURE GALLERY where Portraits all
in thu ,nostsu superior style and iuish
~ B-operao ited with complete APPARATUS
prices Voghtlinder French Harron's Lewis's Hbs
haiine Tubes with Boy and extra Tablets twenty-five dollars
Quick working Tubes Plates, (Anecan and Freeh Cases. Frames
Stands Boxes nh Chemicals together with article used in The
DAGUERREOTYPE BUSINESS constantly haud and for sne
Wholesale and retai. iAn6 II
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Merchants Insurance Company of New
ORLEANS.
CAPITAL 1900 00o...........ALL PAID IN
JOHN PEMBERTON President
scHRJHBER, Secretary.
EB' Tie Directors respectfully Inform ne q The Fourth
District, dat. facilitate their a1 ~ s Com
rny they have established Agency at No - Jackson
hey prepared INSURE AGAINST FIRE, iaE!nE AND
RIVER RISKS Of TEN PER CENT in
will be made peons doing with t Company
DIRECTORS FOR THE AGENCY:
John 1enber.on, Fergus GardereJ kasIar Aafh,
Michel Musson, j. Sefard David Adams,
Manuel J. Garcia H. r K.nny, W, W. yaught,
Thomas j. wv G;ustaye LEROY, Richard saltsr.
EDWARD IVY, Agent,
ap76 SIN Office No. ID jackson street.
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WANTED.
TO RENT.

YNO RENT-A handsomely furnished Par a.
IL Tor several Bed Rooms the southern OF Com
Circus reasonable terms. ap7s 0tT
Two RENTAL elegantly furnished Office, fst
III suitable fer q Commission Merchant. Apply to w
mhl9 II SAMUEL WOLFE IS Camp street.
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i C. e

t ELLIS JENKINS seller of ICE and has large supply of
this article to dispose the CORNER OF PoYDRAS AND
ST. CHARLES STREETS Depot CORNER VICTORY AND ELYsIAN
FIELDS STREETS 74CHARTRES STREET COMMERCE STREET
and at the CORNER OF ROBIN RELIGIOUS SITS. mh2s If
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMASsoE
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.

Having painted the steamer
NoiIA, my commando with the BRIDGEWATER PAINT
cheerry PEvOUS quaiea and have
hesitation in ponountng IN y Judgment. 70 my mns-
public, believe be CERTAIN PROfEC-
TIoN AGAINST TfiE EFFECTs OF SPARKS AND CTNpERS. 1t
hna aso proved ENTIRELY WATERPROOF dssks after three
months {Signed,] ST. c. THCaAsSON.
NewOreans, December 2, fssi.
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Gov PEAS-COW PEAS "A fresh lot of Caro-
linn Cow Pen, handing Telegraph Charleston sale by
ana ~ Wv BARGl.I & CO., 81 Common street.
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DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
;. NOTE THE BRIGHT HOURS ONLY

81 VILE coNsoLIpArKp CITY or sew oRLEANs
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Odeon Temple of Honor No. 5-NIeets every THURSDAY
EVENING" hnpas o'clock at Temple Hail. 22l Tchonpitoulas
Officers for the term ending the lat Of May next WllM
R. A. B. REMcK, W. A. R.; W DAVIS, W t RI N w WoolyKI
W. r.; F. S. MoRsAN, W. u R. POLLARD, W. D. IT,; G. j.
Chilly, W. G.; B. L. BRAzElMAN WIS. jan23
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOwBoAT PORPOIsE --

have used the BRIDGEwATER PAINT, for which Mes 9.
BoGERT Co Agents. the hurricane deck of the Towha
PORPOSE The three month"; and SPARKS
CNDERS CONSTANTLY falling upon has had NO EFfEc1
WHATEVER. -. ~.
four weeks PERFECT SLATE, and satis
fed Of its possessing all the qualities insure CERTAIN
PROTECTION against the Of SPARKS and CINDES
fdeny the BRDGEWATE PAINT for the purposes
tsignedl WIN. BROWN Captain o. Towboas Porpoise.
Neworlsaps, December 1, 1851