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BY ]. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
MONDAY, March Is, 1852, and the follow

~ days at u o'clock sold at auction * s
By and T. q Legislative. approved March H.
sa ssssssas sss s :, s 49,:
their aa y e S y pa
81; d an, and signed bss H. csn. a Notary fu
Two LOIS OF GROUND IN III. Idle. bounded by New I.,.,.
fsq Gs n So of oG IsS ; . s
Fulton Common and Gyisr : iaeis,s
T. s Futon and fs ss Id . . s
forms Sixteen LOTS sH!' 81 ss ss bod sas s s, | ,
Ton Ton Roydras and Is. ssrisr street, asHss from IS
No 10 Poydra Lsvee Fulton ssssss
Los 10, II, H. 49, H. Is,
sxTEES LOTS OF GROUND in the square by
inclusive Lot No forms the Fon New and
sxvss Lot. TO- H. - 49, IL is front Fulton and
FS1g1 LOIS OF The
s II tie e0rne q Futon and New Lsvss strss
Z ssa W. SI sss IL sa'E ss
q eES s Pfo Nd ., Ss ssssa.s It s.
Dame Ius FI.Sn and New Lsvss streets
forms he eoer Of faisoa anS New Lyss
81 so o md s ,s .yss ssssss
f fzs Ss rs 4 s s1s .sa
No 3 q ST. Joseph Fnn nd
sT si sss ~ "a NV Z ie y. q = Is
Market k New Lsyss and FaIsa fsn
Lot forms the St. Joseph Fulton and New
Lots ,, and 4 front Fulton anf New
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND the square Market,
pelor Fulton and New Levee streets numbering from
Lot No. forms the Of Fulton New
Lot No. forms the Deo Fulton
Lots p 9 and I front on Fulton and New Levee
H. ONE lsET bounded by Dslprd Fulton
not named, having four frunts.
The above described property from s locality superior
fronts opening wide
/ business Wholesale stores
Lhogaphc plans will be ready for issue the
be with notes requiring them
Lots VIII not be sold front
ties 70 the eomprnae 1890 who shall not have signed the
OF
TERMS SALEne fifth balance dyided
into Of three and
paid eight until final
| on the property. jnnat N6Ffmh5dtl5
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suited in sales of 5000 bales at steady prices
| ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Srlinigy s ss 1,aai F,r sa9o1
Good Middling .72l6sIGood and Fine. $50. nominal
ToBACco-l2s hha sold by one factor, but on private
terms,
| SUGAR AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY 500 hhds Sugar were
disposed of at firm prices Fair Prime which are
scarce On plantation also noticed crop $50 hds
Prime sold ut 43sc. holasses in especial demand for
Choice, of which 800 bbls sold at 2022 q. though
the ordinary and inferior qualities very dull
| FLOUR-Limitcd demand and barely 1000 bbls taken
of which 5S3 bbs Illinois aud St. Louis at - $50 Fancy
Illinois at "a 90 700 Ohio in many lots at 81 1O0s4 l21
$50 St Louis at 81 2o0s4 % and $50 Extra at So 12
| S. 3715 z Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn continued brisk with sales of 5000 sacks
mostly at 50f but including small lots at SD Of
Oats 1900 sacks St. Louis sold 80 500 at 31a32e
| PR0V1SIONs-Pork continued steady with sales of
800 bbls Mess not inspected at S15 CO.. OF Bacon Il
casks Sides sold at s7 and 10 casks Shoulders not
all prime, ut Lard in request with sales of 25 bbls
and tierces No to Prime at l-6 lac ticrces at Sis
| IS at S15, and 200 kegs at 9a!e q fb.
| LARD OI1.-60 bbls taken at Toe an advance
| ROpE-A sale of $50 coils Prime at 6t cash.
| CANDLEs-A sale of 800 boxes Star at about Is &c
but holders asking higher.
LIME-Two cargoes were sold. viz $500 casks Thomas
ton ut 81 20 and 1900 Rockand at 81 %.
SALT-The only cargo sale of Liverpool reported was
| 1000 sacks. half bleached Coarse, at 65e cash
RICE-Some 800 tierces have been sold by one party
in the past two days. mostly at 3lse.
CoFFEE-Stil active. and $500 bags sold. mostly at
s0Si4 for old and S1a0ss6 for but including 400
bags very prime at $4,000.
| WHISKY-Dull Sales 600 bbs Rectified at 1861, II
and II d, and 100 Dextcr's at 22G0221se q gallon
| FREIGHTS-More active, and the following engage
mcnts reported bark for Belfast reland) at ID for
Corn ship for Marseiles ut $40 Tobacco Id for
Cotton and $45 90 for Stave and ION Tuesday, ship
for Boston at 1aG for Cotton.
misunderstanding in good demand
Sterling, los O109l.
Network sixtyday Bills. 21aD3c D ct. disc
Sight Checks on NewYork p ct. disc,
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SIGNS OF TrNEs.-The NcwYork Dry Goods Reporter

SIGNS TIE TrMEs.-The NcwYork Dry Goods Reporter
of January % has the following:
We have to record continuance of the dulness
noticed in our last number and regret to that
information received from nearly every section of the
country gives substantial grounds for the belief that trade
will not obtain to the usual extent during the present
season. TT Il II .
We also notice unusual degree of quiet among job
beers who do Southern trade The month Of January in
former years. thas been of great activity. All
busy in getting up stocks preparatory to the
pocted demand from southern distributors This Janua
ry they purchase little nothing having arrived the
conclusion that the demand from that quarter will be
cecdingly limited st & Il =
Western obbers exhibit the ndisposition to pur
chase which arises in part from the viz the
inability the part of their customers to pay up
1t is needless to say. though the
crops have been good prices have ruled low that many
held back until the moment and consequently much
of the produce that should have been ewaer
thu close of navigation is either icebound in the canals
resting at interior depots
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.

NEW GOODS AT Low PRICES-Mrs ~
~ CLARK, CORNER OF PoYDRAs AND cARoNDELET IN
IONS Asb "a HI TTsss a G 81 sm ,nny LA6Fs WE
KID GLOVES HEAD DRESSES AND WREATHs, COMBS, AND
MANY OTHER FANCY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR BALLS AND
SOlkEES, which offered al very low prices.
~ Mrs CLARK prepared fill orders, either for the city
| country satisfactorily nivthi patcb. al
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT.
Thursday Morning, February IL, 1852,
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Br ship Lord 4shburon, Thomas. Liverpool Jos Wilson 6co
iii :S S?:; 81 S: sss! s:,'' %i:Es$
seIr R plnmmer, Radriguss Mobile Jas Fsrr|iy
Steiner Gov Anderson Sawyer, Key Wos AConorh onnr
Tihere arrivals frr'u yeserdayl
Steamboats,.
Sarah Wallace, from Yazoo City.
HS rksy N MyeIs, from from cns.nn,
United sntes, Ford from Cincinnati.
; sipay u ssits FROM w RTyer r s"f Louisville
Mobile Hoffman, from Mobile
California Ensign from Mobile
EXPORTS.
a s 20 @ o ik Lord " ASn a sss bales cotton 1892 'b
BoSroN-Per cotton bls pork no
r las hides bales fura 80 bss chocolate do machinery
flour III moasses whisky cheese, bags coffee ec
whisky $50 do potatoe, oats corn
KEY WEST steasr Coy Anderson; Il hhd 1856 bhs
s Is 10 b pork ibis hams 5000 snss etc.
CHAGREs-Per brig Mechanic; Ballast
GRAND cAIL.IOU-Per brig Henry; Ballast.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
II ias si
F Ri. PORK sGr fe@ Ses whisky o1 Jas Gs9G
po,aies. Il Do onions Ffosse alcohol voett
fs' k s , ss 1 t.s se.ss i.' 5s
II u sss O. BID. e s Ss %ht
Ri Is ID Dc ,'sr lso candles 1888 do cheese 7 i
lard OIL los kegs n torndn bbs bbs flour,
hhds bacon TAYLOR cks bbls gge
&c @ bxs cheese 50 do candles ~ butter Grief &oSsO
DO ~ b sol do nheese 10 bbs hams Wright &co2O do
44 bhs whisky, do lard OIL candles III b
Kegs III bhs -four los do pork Seccom Vooes5 pkgs
butter NJ Fhrrcll-snmlrins to order.
N Az steamer United States 70 hhs As bhs pork 100
do red oil Surgcs Adams bb OIL kegs
Wright hba pork Leland Savage
100 bbls red OIL " ties hnms Snccomb
Gonnry &roloo do lands &cos? do II
100 do Mct'regor &co20 do hf DnPay
% 6e beans 9 pomairat koo-lla do s"i rsl Srl tc
bb pork, is do -four do whisky cheese rhli ~ lis
Iron Twbl Eiwar'Is20 bhs four pks awi-
suHiries "
C1NCINNAFt-Per steamer Buckeye bs bs pork
kae!i do II Leland &o47 do s bbls Tufts ftnn0r
500 do pork, 400 kegs lard Adams
s' 10 bill gars Beatty ageit &as. do ga Tea lard Yes
osaf as! DO 100 bSsss .ich dsrdn Aoss hid, bacon
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tscossrS.-Covernor Farwell in his late Message to
the Legislature of Wisconsin, shows that the finances Of
the State for the year ending the 31t December
in very crcditablc condition He says
By Of want of funds available for such pur-
poses in the hands of the Treasurer the allowances and
special appropriations made by the last Legislature and
the ordinary and expenses Of the year provided
by law. and otherwise estimated have not been paid
within the sum of S}32S3 20 y
The Governor estimates the expenses of the present
year Mt 100000 and thinks that the available
will exceed that sum
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-12

CouNrERrEITER DiscovERED.-It has been discovered
that photographic and steel plate printer Robert
Neil at Mount Carmel fourteen miles from Cincinnati
has been engaged in making counterfeit bank notes for
several years past. The discovery made by an ell
graver of Cincinnati, who having fine piece of
hand took up his abode temporarily at Meals establish
ment One day during Meals absence he discovered the
impression of bank note of the press boards in
1.-THE printing room lie got into conversation with an
gnorant German who had been in the employ of Neil
three years. and learning that he got but $13 per
month he told him he could get him situation in the
city salary of S13 per week but adds the gentleman
you cannot print bank notes. you?i "O yes' SAYS
the German. but you must not tell Neil as am sworn
to say nothing about it by Mr. Neil saws he prints
for the State He was then told that he had been ma
king counterfeit money and was liable to imprisonment
in the penitentary The German becoming alarmed hur
red off Neil and refused to work any more and in
formed hin, what he had been told. The gentleman i'm
mpdiacly came the city with the German and the in
formation impaired to the officers. IT, S. Deputy
Marshal 5, B. iiaymnn, accompanied by other officers
immediately proceeded to Nes residence but the bird
had not only fed, but destroyed everything Which could
be brought against him evidence.
The German states that 100000 in counterfeit
money had been made by Neil during the past years
The notes SOS 2Os los, and SIS upon the State
Bank of Ohio DOS. JOS and SIS upon the State Bank
Indiana and EOS los and 5s upon the Northern Bank
of Kentucky.
MIR Haym,an followed him to New York but losing all
trace of him there it is supposed that he has fled to Eu
Neil we understand has been once before detected in
the business in New York but escaped through
informaty.
The Negro Exclusion bill passed the Senate of Indiana
on the 22d ult Tho bill. it stands does not pre-
vent the negro from coming into the State but levels all
its penalties against the white who employs or feeds
II, negro who he does not know to have been citizen of
hc State when the Constitution adopted and requires
the negroes already here to register their names, and
carry around with him certificate from the Clerk of tho
Circuit Court that he is entitled to live in the State
shortly after the passage of this bill Mr.. Dunn. from
Lawrence introduced resolution iustucting the Com
mittee Federal Relations to report bill providing
the colonization Of the in who nay here,
pfssr acquire sesiasnes IN ti. State by birth This
ssshtisn was adopted by q vote afes 10 u,
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED
Ships.

NH First Municipality; "ms" Second Municipality; "na,'
Posts at which the lny
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. l.. CARMAN & CO., Anctioneers
GATURDAY February 81 at IL o'clock


~ VIII b sold at auction Banks Nds Angssne
order en1ss the fop George SRA bdge Judge Of the Fourth
on the application Of James Cyro Gs Curator of
SIGN of Theophile Abyvsp.
ZINE LOTS OF GROUND, situsted as follows, Wig !
ia. ]. TWO LOTS OF GROUND SUBURB CARTENEpO
dned BY Sos 2e and 2g7 81 the comprised beween Peu
r1t On Prenr 100 feet parallel
ssetfront onzags - = -
TWO LOTS OF GROUND Square above,
gnated by Nos 1872 and 1a3 measuring
Johnston street ty ia feet between paaei lines
ONE LOT or GROUND sfTUATEB IN SUBURB rREx<K
Designated by No. 2a0 measuring Sc
and inches front Columbus nches
{. TWO LOTS OF GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB FRANK
LIN Lat No 10 Of No.
Washington Walk deep squss No 81
80 feet front Spain 100
Soldes
s. LOT OF GROUND foregoing suhurb
osrrn No. measuring
tiree, -
g. ONE LOT OF GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB MARIGNY.
Pe q the lot No. the original plan OF suburb,
% fee front Craps deep, together With
we consisting OLD HOUSE fronting toths
street. and an UNFINISHED house
sness ,aeh a. some MOvEABE EFFECTS BOOKS FOR
Use of HOUSE, without Said morsgaeed
tor erection q the house the finished
Of the purchaser - '' : 7 " ~ -f
cash. ;.,af
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FRoM NESEzUElA.-The NewYork Tribune has received
Co,7eo de Caracas Of Dec - The Republic tran
aul. There is of moment. President Monagas
has named MIR. Thomas j. Rae Consul at Philadelphia
Messrs Juan Angel Beancourt and Antonio Maria So
lido political exes had returned to the country but the
Government had sent them away again
1t is said that Mr. Guzman will in all probability receive
the mission he has asked for to Peru to receive gift
million of dollars promised to Bahia by that Govern
ment.
The gold mines along the coast Carripano bid
fr to slrpass anything Of the kind in this any other
country. | told by interested largely in them
that the first dividend shares of twenty-five dollars
would yield nearly thousand. The stockholders ship
the in its crude state to NewYork SO that you will
soon report the rather remarkable arrival from
this country of gold by the shpoad The expenses
are trivial the mines not far from the seacoast and
good wagon road leads toit
The interest of the Government stock is being pune
tuay paid demand at the Treasury and if continued
to he paid will establish confidence in the good
faith of Venezuela
Everything is going quietly. Preparations are MAX
ng for the Christmas festivities which, this being Catlo-
lie country celebrated with no little degree ofsplendor
A heavy shock of an earthquake was felt here during
last week-preceded usual by a low rumbling sound
and then followed by the shock which made the city
tremble l have not heard Of any bad effects having
followed it.
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rHE President AND me fB,sH ExILES,-After the
interview of the President with the Committees behalf
Of the Irish State prisoners he attacked by several
Northern papers, who charged him with want of SYM
Eahy etc because he stated that he could not take any
official action in the matter. 1t said that the
nittees indignant at the language and of Mr.
Fillmore and retired in disgust but the following resol-
tons adopted after the of the Irish Committee
Baltimore breathes an entirely different spirit:
Reoced That feel honorcd and gratied by the re-
repton the Committee by the members of the Cabinet
by the President of the United States in particular
We received from him the that the memorial
should receive at his hands the attention desired by those
who had addressed it to him and that he would assume
the Office of communicating its character and wishes to
the Government Of Great Britain This is all the memo
rial asked, or could ask.
The memoriasts would never have consented that the
of the United States should assert right or
ask favor from the Government Of Great Britain,
nected with the desnes Of these prisoners in
that might be calculated to hazard the dignity of
bica The Irish adopted citizens Of these United States
have carefully abstaned from any that might
lead TO embrol this country in conflicts abroad.
similar resolution was adopted by other delegates
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nRLEANs Observation-Disclosures event

nRIEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. evening,
February 12I4s. the Of ROUssET
FATY The charming by A. Thomas LIE
Second tablenu the ROBERT
LIZ DfAB1R, which The Rou,st Family will To eonrude
Will Nd ADVERTISEMENT by The sisters Rouss.
rehearsal grand o. fur ae by Ro.sIni entitled
SgNfRANIs.
Er- Performance 10 al quarter 10 4 o'clock
DLACIDES VARIETIES, Gravier street
III THURSDAY EVENING February l2Wll be presented the
she SAVED MY fIFEArhur, Mons. Monplaisr; De
Reeves Eorbln Wright; Antrrons, Mr. Holland
,ehael Mr. Bass oni Mr., Howard Juliet M Mg,rayi lenny
Nine Moupiafr; By Corps Ballet After which the
the SCENES IN THE LIFE OF AN UNPROTECTED FEstALkDn.
Female conclude with eenirieiy of
THE TooDi.Es Mr.. Hoand oFIsnnngan, Mr. BASE
ST. CHARLES THEATRE. = BENEFIT OF
~ Mrs SLOAN. THURSDAY EVENING, February IL The
excellent Comedy WIVES As THEY WERE AND MAIDS AS
THEY AREsr VIM Doaloa Mr. Stone Bronzs M Psry Lady
Mary Ra Mrs Sloan which, the popular elo Drama Of the
MILLER AND HIS MEN-Grndef Mr.. Rynar; Le,bai Mr. Perry
EB- Tomorrow night, Benefit Of Mr.. II. A. PERRY.
~ Maame CELESTE, the celebrated Artist. engaged for -
tied period, and will shortly appear.
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NOTICE.
ROOTs, SHOES, HATS AND~ nsh,
p CAPS AT WHOLESALE.-Ihe suhscriler. - K6

RooTs. SHOES, HATS AND g. u6p
Il - CAPS AT WHOLESALE-The subscribers i1EGsA kXl
h"ye hsnd and will be soninaaly ecsyng
AND CAPS WHICH THEY OFFER FOR SALE AT Low PRICES
AND ON FAVORABLE TERMS Their part Of
the following articles
BROGANS
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS RUsSETS SINGLE AND DOUBLE
BACK AND RIvETTED OAK AND HEAiLOCk TANNED
REGULAR AND EXTRA SI&ES.
KIP PATENT LEATHER, CALF, SEAL AND BUFF PEGGED
SEWED AND IMITATION SEWED.
BOOTS
MEMS. BOYS, YOUTHS AND CHIDRENS CALF. SEAL
AND GRAINED PEGGED, SEWED AND IMITATION sEWED
PLANTERS, FISfERNIEN'S AND MUD BOOTS.
CATERS. BOOTS AND BROGANS.
FOR LADIES MISSES, CHILDREN AND SERVANTS FINE AND
ORDINARY QUANTITIES.
HATS AND CAPS.
FOR MEN, ROYS. YOUTHS AND CHILDREN, ALL STYLES
SIZES AND QUALITIES.
~ Having made the MANUFACTURE OF
GOODS by THE BEST WORkAtEN. enabled
BEST AND LATEST STYLES IN THE MARKET respectfully
invite buyers exmine the making purchases
where. JAMES T. NORTH Il Co
JAMIE lhwlhW3m II Magazine street.
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JAaEs H. WHEELER, Secretary.
The LIVERPOOL and l., London I Fire and Life


Authorized Capital. TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
Paid Capital ~
Surplus and Reserved Fund l,3i0,0U
s7,Si0,0oo
Working Capta-Two Millions Three
Dollars.
Offering, unusually capital and the unlimited individual
liability Of the Stockholders that desderaum
most perfect security the pubcs prepared
Fire Risks in New6rleans the reasonable
The abatement Companys
with the Mutual Compane all
will be prompt and liberal.
CHAs. BRIGGS, Agent, Office rs ST. Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A. Heine, Thomas Sellar,
A. Ianfsar, g. A. Holt, Vim. MuTe,
VIM Feliowes, ]. B. Behn, c. Bulli,
f. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS. BROWN, Chairman
FRANCIS CoTrESEr, Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay Francis Griffin, Royal Phelps
Mark W. COLLECT, Mort Livingston, Ed. F. Sanferson,
G. W. Faber, Vim. S. Wenora.
ALFRED PILL Resident Secretary.
FRANCIS GRIFFIN, Counsel Of the Board.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

IF Incorporated April 1919, 50 per
Two Years. Business
Office, No. IS CAMP ST., between Common STA
BUSINESS COMPANY LIFE Insurance
This Company being organized solely protection policy
holders and their families want and its operations
and solid principles and sordg for small annual paid
life, and handsome legacy widows and children death.
Ep All policy holders, whether for life shorter who
tnue the Insurance till DEATH participate the whole the profits
the Company.
the
effect the life of her husband the sole benefit
herself and children, free from the claims of creditors.
TRUSTEES:
John Hogan, Joseph Walker Henry S Buckner,
Robert ]. Ward, Samuel stswari VIM E. Leverich
Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow.
PETER CoxREy, Jr. President Board Of Trustees.
DIRECTORS.
E. w. sewef, John 4. Dougherty, John Claiborne,
Edw. Jenner Coke, John NJ. Lee, +. X. MAsterson,
H. G. HEART, Thoa. Q. Jenkins, N o. Preston,
NJ N. Cohen, o. Wirkham D. r. Carroll,
N. c. Hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ. CnVran,
Geo W. Smith, X. FL. Brunei, r. ]. Anisterd,
| Samuel Wolf, L.. Spangenterg.
| Enw. CoxR Vice President
| A. J. WgppkRRURs, NJ. D, Medical Board Of y
| H. G. iIrAEri Act u NJ ~ caiaS' Attorney.
leARp BRtS. D.. Magazine street, Medical Examiner
By the Charter only $4,000 taken single life.
E This Company prepared to applications for Life
and Policies all sound and healthy White persons
Negroes the Table of Rates established by which
than the charged the London
their restrictions residence in the South By charter Dividends
be made available the OF thirds amount,
where the party has paid his premiums in full
2 California Permits NewYork and London rates. Prospectus
Table of Rates and all information Life Insurance. all
81 Extensive Travelling Privileges
r. Office hours A. Nj to 5 P. N.
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INTERESTING MISSIONARY INrELLIcENcE.Att the monthly
meeting of the Board Of Missions held in New York on the
"A an address delivered by the Rev Mr. Bushnell.
who recently arrived from the mouth Cioboon river
Western coast of Africa His statements relative to the
progress of the missions the coast regarded as
highly encouraging Mr. D. says that the slave trade.
eGh for the last three centuries has proved desolatine
il well nigh extnsuishcd and will be suppressed along
the entire extent of the coast Large numbers of the
ngcyc tribe emgrating from the interior and settling
the upper tributaries of the Goboon This sun
posed to occupy large part of Central Ethiopia and il is
anticipated that much valuable information will be oh
ttined from them
Mr. Goodel lately returned from Constantinople where
lie has been aboring many years account of the
remarkable religious movement in progress in the
Turkish Empire He had received letter from Mr. Van
cnneSs of Consantinopc. which city contains about
I}O0oDb inhabitants. speaking Of most wonderful
thing going there A celebrated teacher who il good
friend of the missionaries has been directed by the Patr
arch TO instruct the young in Constantnope expect
ing to become priests lie succeeded in securing the
audience Of sixty seventy persons daily, of whom
eight candidates for the priesthood To these he
taught the Gospel directing such desired further in
formation to the Missionaries.
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A RRIVAL OF Nine. ADOLPHE.-THEO ORR
Nm s SIN ASp Justly GLEBR ATEp
SYAiPAIHIEsT IN THE WORLD, AND THE SAME DlsTIN-
GniStp LADY WHO ChEAIED IHk0CGH HER MARVELLOUS
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS OF THE FUTURE SUCH INTENSE
EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND FRANCE AND THE PRINCIPAL.
cIIES OF THE UNITED STATES TiAT9uEEN VICTORIA PRE-
WEBSTER WITH RICHLY JEWELED RING, is NOW IN NEW
ORLEANS READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS AT THE WESTERN
NERANDA HOTEL, CORNER OF TCfIOUPTOULAS AND LuLI.
STREETS, (PRyATE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET. FIFTH
INT1RM AL ABOUT THE PAST THE PRESENT AND TIL;
WHAT LADY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL GET OR BUSINESS
Or EVERY PRESCRIPTION. MYSTERIOUS AND ALMOST M
POSSIBLE AS HER PROF ESSION APPEARS
MENDED BY so HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SOURCES AND WITH
so lSNuMERABLE CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGED
EXTRAoRblNARY POWERS AND skill THAT IT PRECLuDEs
SlTION AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE.
81 CONSTELLATION FEE FROM 81 TO So. LADIES NOT OC-
CUPS1SG MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES, so CENTS ONLY.
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TILL
ZEN Al NIGHT JAMS
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. & A.
l. RoSERE of Common ST. Charles
lessors OF The noble Aart of Self Delence