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FHANcE-The Newiork Times says: THE French
mercantile letters by the Baltic, regret to hear reflect
rather craven spirit in the business circles of Paris and
davre in regard to the Republican Dictator They prc
Ter the quiet OF dcSpotism to the doubt successful rs
lance Iher correspondents on this side e,i all
will well But far as We are advised or French
population to their credit be it said do not respond in
sentiment to security such terms. we a,prchcnd
hat fof some months to come most of the exchange dca
llS between the two countries will be in gold or on Enp
list credits The Dictator has already ordered the Bank
that the currency of the country is as liable rs tb
eminent t" be changed in the twinkng of an eve The
report nf the Bank of France to 4 December shows .ret
strength or civil times but constitutes criterion Of thc
ability OF the Bank to respond the drafts of military
de'posn and the calls of p,nic-striclen uote-hoIcrs j
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-07

AMATEUR oBITu ARiEs-Under this head the Charleston
Mercury gives the following broad hints which cannot
but excite the sympathy Of almost every editor in the
country:
We have correspondent in Barnwel District to whom
we beg leave for ALL to tender grateful acknow-
Judgments for his numerous avors with hope that he
wiz not continue the same. who has buried more friends
within the last two years than any the most afflicted ndi
vidual OF our whole acquaintance He seems to labor
uhucr mortal necessity of going into and
Hent about once month"; and when nobody dies convent
entity he is obliged to make up to satisfy his thirst
Tor grief We should not have complained of this. b,
one OF his first subjects demonstrated earnestly with us
touching his premature burial and obliged to
make amends by restoring him to the light day Since
eheh we nave contented ourselves with being silent
erS at the affecting funerals of correspondent His
last caseat OF the gentleman cut off in the bloom of
his YOUTH who left numerous offspring. and at the
romp and parade of whose military funeral divers res
pecabe officers Of militia miserable that strong
men as they Were nature prelomiuped and they gave
vent to passionate bursts of feclingis before us
and has narrowed heart so much that we houd
be unwilling to subject the public to like affection
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-07

Y.zoo RTrn.-The vicksburg Wing says: g Tho boats
now in the Yazoo river detained in it by the fall at
the mouth, which renders it difficult to descend and ini-
possible to ascend The iazoo is in better boating order
than IL has been for some time but the Mississippi has
fallen so much below the bed of the Yazoo that the fall
the fazoo at the mouth where it emptes into the Msss
ssppi is so great to put stop to the navigation of it.
This we learn however is only partial Interruption as
the fazoo boats below will take freight to the mouth from
THIS place and reship and receive in the cotton
and other freights brought down the river
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-07

3sss> Mrs. C. HOWARD respectfully informs
and the public that her BENEFIT will take place
WEDNESDAY EVENING" January l. when she will
Of presenting 10 her patrons b comprising Comedy
Ballet Opera and Farce by the the Company Pro
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
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lsE- SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD CONVENTION.
The Reception Room No. Municipality Hail. will open
TODAY and continue open until the close the Convention
until No. where the Delegates
Convention respectfully requested call register their
book prepared for that purpose where portion Reception
Committee will attend daily receive introduce the Delegates
The privileges Of the Municipality School Library
opposite the reception Room, Merchants Exchange Reading
Room, have been Convention
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Chairman Of the Reception Committee.
NeNllrlrals, Janusry >, ians If
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RAILROAD CONVENTIONAL Railroad Convention met at
Camden Ark, the 22d ut, and continued in session
two days The object in view is to construct a railroad
from point at Gains Landing the Mississippi
River to run through Camden and terminate at some
point on Red River. Subscription books were opened
and it was resolved to petition Congress for the right of
way; and grant Of public lands
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Selling off HK'inte,. Goods.

SIMPSON, No. so Canal street,
- Having on hand large stock s4arnable Dry bought IN
the Atlantic cities (lafe the seRson) at
GREAT BARGAINS,
in order to close them out, enabled o off them
WITHOUT Loss,
| at much lower prices than they sold for at
my OTHER HOlSE
GOOD MOUSSEIlNE DE LANES at Bit per yard.
BLACK Al.PACAS, fair, st Two Bits per yard.
real. FRENCH NERENOES tromSe Bis to One Dollar
PLAID DRESS t'toDS-Silk and Worted-nt Br.
CHAMELEON SILKS at -Four Bits.
CitENE SILKS at Sir Bits.
FLANNElS from Twenty {, n,- M.
CAlICoESFair quality, Five Gents up
FRENCH CAfICoFS-Yari wide, Twenty Gems,
GISGiLtNS-From Ten To Fifteen Cents.
EMBROIDERED AND LACE GOODS.
tn'ersr"' Cnp Collars Chemisstts Caps
h,gs and Egtngs
LESS THAN IMPORTATION COST.
Blankets. kcrs.ys. Lira4y. and other
PLANTATION GOODS
TWENTY PERCENT under the Usual prs suusa,rl or
stlr expected.
LONG CIoTiIiar wide article mt. per ward
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!! RIBBoNS,.i
Reduced to Fifteen Cents per yard
Over Two Thonsand boz
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDkERCHlEFS
From o Two Dollar. per tozru
Guaranteed Il" Flax large lot Finer Qualities equally Cheap
i'~Rf-he best assortment in Ssworleun is 10 he
mouse, and
PRICES SURE To SATISFY.
20. BEST KID GLovEs--A Sixty Gents.
A full supply of HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS;
AN cAkiP OR No SALE EIPEtTEp
~ II is the interest OF all to examine this Sork.
IT IS THE DETERMINE AXIOM
7Ih1TNO HOUSE SIL7LL SELL CHEAPER THIN
lnnb 81 SIMPSON, s, OCrun street
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY !, 1852

CONVENTION CoMMirrEEs-We requested to state
that the Committee of Ways and Means and the Commit
ton will meet in their respective rooms in the Municipal
Hall. at O'Clock this morning
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New RnIIARp RooM.--Mr W W Herbert so loug mn,
Vof"oiS known ns the proprietor of the St Charles Bill
lard Saloons and who of the sufferers when no
e'i'tce was burned has opened new and beautiful room
over the Diamond No 50 Common street. where he will
be happy to see his old friends and the public peneouv
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TODAY RAcEs-A spirited race will come off over Ill,
bingamah Course to-day for the proprictors nurse ri
Si"N-nme heats The entries are Bob Green E,n,,
o"e', ~" J'Heie and Jordan colt entered by Colonel
h's'nhah' All the entries are of excellent stock and
Two or three of them have made excellent time 4 mood
attendance is expected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-07

FATAL AccipENT-Niiss Mary Chambers daughter Of
solomon It. Chambers, Esd, of iazoo county Miss was
on the 18th ut killed the Benton road about twenty
three miles from Nicksburg by the falling of tree
There were three in the carriage-ony one was hurt
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1as To THE KEEPERS OF BAR Roou,

HOUSES AND CABAEErsThe prpos named establish
ens are hereby quesei attend uncay which
called for WEDNESDAY EVENING 9Th O'clock Mt M,
corner ST. Louis and Carres Mr.
Edward Tornry for the business Importance
sS 1t expected that there will attendance BY order of
,r CHRISTIAN j. YOUNG, President.
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CAsuALnEs.-Ilector Blue young man, twenty-threc
years of age, was killed Abbcfoil Macon county, Ga
on the LIST instant by being thrown from his horse against
tree. He racing with friend
Mr. Blunt Pierce, of Pike county. recently killed in
similar manner
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KEY WEsr.-The Picayune has letter from Key
West of the 23d ut which says that the bark Gypsy.
Capt Lamson from NewOrleans bound to Genoa with II
cargo of cotton. in contact with Spanish brig and
much injured that she was compelled to put into
Key West for repairs
letter dated Florida Reef. December ~ informs a
gentleman of this city from whom obtain the inforn
ton that the brig Mechanic which left Savannah ON the
18th ut with full cargo of rice for this port on the 2ls
struck the Reef about twelve miles to the south of
Cape Florida where at the date of the letter the vessel
lay striking heavily Three wreckcrs taking out the
cargo and there were hopes that she would be got of
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lloLp iiM-The Columbia South Caronian has r,,sle,
into the new year perfectly regardless of consequences
We have received the number of Dec 81
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SALE OF E"ELa,.-Atention is called to the eytrnsiv
SAFE OF Watches Jcwery etc. to take place this mo1,n
at llalt-past eleven O'Clock. at Banks Arcade
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LtScH Al the PHnNIv-Our old friend b,.sS rprn
bull who oicates at the Phoenix offers n r,,nnt;po
bill of fare to-day Clam soup, baked red fish etc Ga
and see him
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FIRE IN MACON CouSrY.-The steam saw mill of Messrs
Ellison Harris, in Macon county. Ga, destroyed
by fire last week
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Sickness has been very prevalent Lisbon and among
the sudden deaths is that of the aabe of the Hon
C. B Iiaddock. the American Minister
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AnKASsAs.The citizens of Van Buren, have determined
to build plank road from that place to Fayetteville
Governor Roanc declines being candidate for rc-eec
tiOn
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICE NO. 90 CHARLES STREET.
VIII be regularly served to subscribers
early hour every day. Sunday eScepted) for IS
payable to the Office or 10 cents week payable the
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
From and after this date the following charges
ten Lines III pearl will be invariably adhered to, viz:
Firr Insertion all cases. M
Every subsequent 10
on the second charged
liberal discount will be made with those who
for shorter time. : - 49,
All not marked will be published month charged
The Crescent has strong claims upon
muncaon with the public Its circulation which large when
came INTO the hands oil the has steadily
and rapidly the increase through the just
October %, 1851,
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HEApouAnrERs FIRST BRIGADE FIRsr DIVISION L. NJ

" NEwoRLKANs December 2S 1851.
-ggS ORDERS No. First Pursuant to Di-
vision Orders No. %, the Volunteer Corps Brigade
e3 viii assemble in Lafayette Square THURSDAY, January
'osanlemOrnion Of the Battle Of NeNl | '7'
Second The Artillery will be prepared Salute
sunset on the It'll and sunrise,
Lafayette Square. ~
Third; Col Wood, of the Washington Regiment agne
Of NE LOUISIANA ouhteers are charged with the execution Of this
The Field and Staff Brigade invited TO ION til.
Brigaiert Generals Staff (monnted.) BY order
Brighten. E. l.. TRACY, CONG Is Brig, lst Div. L. NJ
Ell. FL ASH Ahl-iu-l Camp dlg Il
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G:s- PLEASE announce in your friendly name

Tor the information of the public at large. that CORONERS Orrc
open from the first Of January 9Th of November
Sundays and Holidays ineludei.l
JAM lw THEODORE. J. WILKINSON Corona,
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Thanks to the clerk of the steamship Louisiana for t
Texas pnpers.
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MARRIAGES AND DEArHs-We will hereafter publish the
simple announcement Of marriages and deaths free of
charge.
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TnE MalLs.-The Eastern mail failed yesterday from
beyond Charleston.
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YEARLY REPORT OF THE CHARITY ,,osr,r,,


ADMISSIONS 1920 From the United
1911. Foreign countries IL,
i',s. ISL Unknown 1871
i'' 'o'V 'nc 't'sstuhs Ats
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FROM ST. HELENA.-Papers from St Helena to the 18th
October are barren of Meetings are being held
there relative to the tonnage duties vessels touching
there which declared be highly and et
rmental the prospects of the Island The captain of
Brazilian vessel in port having attempted by force
claim negro that had escaped from his vessel the
brought into court and though proved to be slave
declared to be free the ground that had touch
ed British soil
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Fashionable Cl0fhjuu.

tn Have received Winfield stock
10 render it a complete
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
comprising
cIoAKs OF Black French CLOTH ", X, ~ and full circle
OVER COATS of various qnti's and all the newest syes
DRESS COATS, OF Black French Cloth various qualities.
FROCK COATS, of Black colorcd Cloths
BUSINESS COATS, Of Bek Cloths.
simerc.
PANTALooNs Of Black and s,ncy Doeskn and Cashmere
VESTS Of Cashmere Satin, Wooden Velvet Bnck and Fancy silks
and White Narcotics, single and double beNstel.
SHIRTS, of Fine Linen Blossoms.
HOSIERY, OF Shaker tannes Alerno sic Cotton.
MORNING cows, UMBRELLAS rtRFuAlERY, etc. Js 9,,f
Fine Cloth Dress y Ffock Coats
CHEAPER THAN EVER
~ We have about Thousanl FROG
COATS hand bun will sell cheap enough
satisfy the most economical.
Jas 9ptf ALFRED A1UNRoE & co, "a Magazine street
GHiOn,s,
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS ~ d
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PREsg.,TS L
ss- The largest collection Of ~ b.
FANCY ARTICLES \
~ -
~ The propsos enable. hin, to arlor, ii,
goods ia sufficient quantities Purchasers
prices, either for cash or city acceptance.
A splendid OF
RICH PAPER MAcnE AND ROSEWOOD DESKS, DRESS. e
CASES, opEuR BOXES. WORK BOXES, WORK
TABLES with ESCRErolRs conUiaed.
MISSES WORK TABLES.
SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS on Copper aud Ca.rrs
BAvAriAN GLASS WARE.
seuovs made MUSIC BONES, from . to le tnu..
ACCORDEONS AND FLUTINAs
BRIDAL GIFTS
PEARL. IEWtA. AND AoucHoIR BONES.
RICH CORBElLES, OF Satin in relief
BRIDAL FANS, Silver PORT BOUQUETS. etc.
GAMES
DRESDEN BRONZE CHINESE AND ENGLISH
IVORY CHESS MEN.
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BOARDS Of Mosaic P.ml rsrer
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lss- The members of Pelican Division No, |
s. OF T. particularly requested Temperance Hail. No.
95 ST. Charles WEDNESDAY EVENING, b us as the
installation officers ensuing quarter takes place then md
there. 3y order of II
ia6 MOTH p
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HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON REGIMENT L. NJ,

4 HEAUlu ARTERS WASHINGTON REGIMENT L. NJ
y. NEwOnLEAs4, December IS, 1851,
go ORDERS No. 4--The Regiment will as
~ semhle in full uniform Arnov on Caone. street
s$4 =. on THURSDAY, January 1851 o'clock NJ. to
s unite in the celebration OF the
Ssw)rlenns, per Brigade Orders No. l..
Ihs washington Artillery Capt Smith, commanding will fire Ma
noon aud sunset on the sth January. BY order of
ColW. WV. WOOD, Cong Wash Reg LIST Brigade L. NJ
HORACE HEATING, Adutnt. nj
4 NJAcKsoN RIFLES, ATTENTION -Agrceably
~ J orders from Head Quarters hereby ares
vi vi Parade, fully THURSDAY
=. - lsj? for review" ms i,erton. 49, ~
Assemble nj the ARAoRi, Carondee street o'ror, NJ
BS order. H. FORNt tiI
la9 " G. FDRNO, u. s..
As}A ARSENAL WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, Jan s
Fs is52lhs officers aud members of the above Company viii
assemble Mt the Arsenal.
sAs NEXT. the sth ust O'Clock precisely,
Sofnennornon Of the satll of NtNuans, per R"grent Orders
the Captain. Ijan6l WN CIfEVAiIFR o. s
al A ORLEANS GUARDS, ATTENTION In con-
"a "a ormy Regental j. are hereby notified to
VI III assemble in uniform THURSDAY january ut O'Clock
NJ, at the A1nory, fHondee streets
order OF the Capt9in. riau6I WSI MAXWELL O. s
-=; ST - RED ROVER FIRE COMPANY No. lG-
gss|ay1S regular monthly meeting will be held THIS
Ng-A "wednesday EVENING, 1th inst, haltpust
o e'orh Pulct'm attendance particularly requested
lalb +. 5. MORGAN.
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NMI. 0. 0. F.-HowARD LODGE No. 10
Gsis: Fiji; i HSfSSs ssi fs ss
=, = =: - streets Mt O'Clock Othcers-N. Rice. N
G.; P Mccarthy. " George A. Bowitch Secretary III Foster
P. s.; James Davis Treasurer dIa
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should be an absolute contribution This
would not, in our view, be just. The tax should
be special, and for every dollar of it paid the
property holder should receive scrip, or stock,
in the railroad enterprise to which it is contrib
uted We would even go so far as to urge that,
at the expiration Of five or ten years, tax pay
ers should be entitled to pay over to the State
ten per cent. per annum of their stock, in lieu
of so much of other taxes. They would thus
have two sources to which to look for the reim-
bursement Of the tax paid-the value of their
railroad stock and it's availability for tax pay
ments, to say nothing of the increased value of
their property
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Cactus Skirts.

~ is generally conceded that this sr,j IT, ,niin3,. -
WIN sae t""s7es any other SIX T use Tie LADIES vii
be peased to learn tm the lot has lust been rsc.iv nj IN
agency. tlNnS Sn SIMPSONS a cI " ~"
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asss- WE. the UNDERSIGNED gentlemen. COY

mon steamboat. running in Red River do ene pledge ourselves not
to employ or cause to be employed or allow work for nothing that
that any boat herein violating the above shall
proo h.. pubisbj ,s tho con6en. r ,b;s W..
also agree pay to our respective agent. the sum 81 pei month e.
during the time the this fund.-
disposed expiration senson haned to the
also solicit the shippers suppress evil or
nuisance commonly known a' Steamboat Runners
D. MCKINNEY, Captain of steamer Jefferson
oHS 81 N c ss o % s"mSr sSnro"fv'
r. II AZ ,n - snp lam u stemhef rosy boy
nirES Ep w Sa p.; o steamer uet I,
Joseph ClAIBORN Ne Cnp,nin Of steamer Tr,aa RANGER
WV wiTHENBURY. Captain Of steamer Echo
s. APPLICABLE, Captain OF steamer Charles.
T. R. S Of .ts ,sa s"IIn SS'10
EDW t. CLARK, Captain of steamer Choetaw.
GEnRGE RFSER o aii % , Eosk h NO..
SCOTT 4 ROBINSON for steamer Lacy johnson.
j'nl't sfEAKE 1 SiscREAK9, iSl stsrmsr =: ba'aan
~ WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, CAPTAINS, AGENTS
Owners Steamboats, engaged the Red River having signed
passengers would come to the several tats and make their
passage and Whereas the object for which said agreement
hns a "' n . "s s Undersigned hereby withdraw
ness md employ such agents as NAV seem TO be of advantage r
own ,oa,s
Y.ror,eaas, January 5. 1882
n MATEWs6S SPs an,a Gf s ST s,ssn u9n ss.o,
JOHNSTON ,; R; DAVIS, Captain steamer Rockaway No. g.
J. M0RRIS9N 90 90 , f s,eamsr G Ghaae No. q
i'n'" JOSEPH CLAIBORNE Captain of steamer Texas Ranger
M, % ,oI-,c,,>. ,,o.,, o,,,n.,-,
Ne"t)reans, january 5, 1852
-, .'s Wv "nn'"i i''e7'is vi 'iie iireiheh
'e 'hoSihs Seiieheh were elected 10 serve in
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MS~ WE, THE UNDERSIGSED. G ,pT.INs. AGEN7

R. H. MARTIN, Captain of steamer Cleona.
NJ MATIiEWSON, Captain OF steamer osreoln
JOHNSTON r. DAVIS, Captain steamer Rockaway No. 2
J. II. MORRISON & co. for steamer Caldp No. >.
J. II. MORRISON x co. for steamer Choctaw
JOSEPH CLAIBORNE CANAAN of seamer Texas Ronper
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Boots, Shoes and Broqa,,s

la5 Now landing shin Norfolk ani il, stow, .,
snpld With aotS B ans HATS, CAPS, etc TinnaG IS
jylS 2PdaW FRjtST T. ~, TX ~
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THE Future OF ITALy.-We find the following remarks
upon the future of Italy in the London Quarterly
view
Englishmen. if they will, really and in earnest give
only without shudderng but even with some degree
of faith and hope the word Republic And this is
rapidly coming to pass Hundreds of most eminent
men, who, few years ago would not have named re-
public with patience and who would resent in
the strongest manner sheer mpudence and dsorery
pedantry any attempt to raise republican controversy
declare in their conversations the subject only
that republic is the only solution possible for Italy
that the hour is not greatly to be deprecated when all
the thrones on the continent will have bow themselves
before the blast of a republican hurricane
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-07

KossuTH GoRcEv.-While Kossuth is receiving the
enthusiastic sympathy admiration and assistance of the
people of England and America Goey the great leader
of the Hungarian War of Independence drags lonely
and momentaneous existence at Klagenfurh in Cornta
acy much resored to by penoncd officers ofthc Austrian
army. The New York Tribune says: There he lives
with his family. consisting of his wife, single child
but three months old and soldier who
his attendant through the lie little society
hardly family of the city having sought his acquan-
He has but intimate friend and that is an
Englislman His time is passed in studying chemistry
and physics and his chief amusement is ecurug upon
physical chemistry to few persons Of money. he has
plenty. from the Austrian Government he receives
yearly pension of 5000 FORMS and from that of Russia
he has received silver rbcs lie very rarely seen
in public: about month his wife prevails on him to
take walk for the sake of his health but in general he
avoids appearing abroad The people regard him
with aversion
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From Panama.

ouf MES Oh Panama papers, received by the philadel
phia, do not reach later than the 18th ana tho ta
did not leave Chagros until the 9th We sbonld h,a
received later dates
Inc nansnisson pf ali slaves IN the Repablie of New
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ROHths', Hoys' and Ch;Id,.cu.,
Cl0tEiDu. VIC

me subscribers in reran ,f
,snolfis BOYS AND CfilIDRES'S CIOTIING snn .'n 81
hnuss q ViIT expressly ctv rade y o
ola Snip + FaRREIn . We we ona n at reduced price.
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YOUNG & CO.,
nNsCA-slsnEeys. etc.

,s.u,..-,, No. Camp street,
large and tomnIt, S hsnd gsnu'aHtIrsi
Pens GALA Siinne complete JEWEIRY cola
10. .oh' SILVER and Steel SPECrACLES, PLATED VAR "
SILVER W bF Gai attention to TIE above our COX
,,a ne, winch is unsurpassed for and
" e NOE Of which we offer at moderate prices ~ '
~. faisuar attention given to r.nair. Il, NJ. .
watches, Cork., and Jewcry. 't'''s an su.as OF
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Horse, Bnggy and Hu,.ncss

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