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CFEyCE or THE D.uy Ca
Tuerday Morning, March 9 1852 I
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship B Hartman, Alvey, NowYork, Foslick SCI
mp S T. lh9 9G, r re man iosoD II Gale
Bark SyllhiIe, L,wry, Boston, Leland SEQ
r hrs JovsR Enrique Matere Barcelona PUG, Mir &co
Bril- Tel graph, Rich Charleston C,o.chett 4 t7ann,a"
,
Shin oswo co,n ov. A raw, w. w
sS co m i da aay d o N oE to CShgmi''m my
Bark saxony owes days Boston, Hynson-s N.Y.
Ink nzr Bartow from Rio asiro lst6 JAM a to nasa H
Forest ason IL DAYS from Chagres in ballast to mnser-9 my
ST. E pa RG TS from H rn.ats z sf I'll @ N.Y.
sr Sh9 BaentE aIs trG IL @ to 1 ',srns
han-lst my. '' - ''7>' '' ''' - VIM
sp polaera DIANA stng days from Vera Cruz, ballast,
Steamboats,
.Ei, n ete a a M p ,,l
f alis,@ Re enzI i,dm p1 sr SSe
Georgia, scull, from Montgomery.
Laona, Brown, from Shreveport.
Mary Foley Dnliercs from l-oskPort
rrf m, Nc IA y Holmes S from n H
N Jones, Ankrim, from Caroline Bluffs.
!" w ho"hs, s"hzer from ouachlta.
io"ot Isai innee" from the down to the Bar
and briea Tshusntepec and J"sepSine UP sup 'S"es
Towhcat oeea Ncrniel from the Patowed
palsam is hP rm up snip st LOUIS bark
Below-Coming Up
MEAiohaNDA.
IL Poverty Point shin Cbcora
Saxony STAR being part Mary Kngsland
te linn. of the e,,oo. be balance of tbs yo,,sls W., ,h m
bv tile ,o,y,oats Ocean and South Western
~ The brig reuanesc left Vera Cruz on the goth ulln
york s'a' Chandler Havana ''" days. brig Azores for New
SpoKEN
- ..-.
BY the ship st Louis on the 18th February lat 81 49, long Il 80 the
shin Tennessee Capt Cook from NewYork for this mort
'i 'i 10y 49, ~ r
pypopre
,-,,,,- ,.,,,- - EAfohlo.
NEW lhIfer snip thurman %! bales cotton, 1851 bb
Hour bbs oasse $50 do PORK u do red OIL 30 do lard oil 56
Ia IL s r"a' ~ ' "'' '''e'' u s'es sA'ns
pn9rn,T n, LIZ. L.. -. ,..-... ,,o,,, ...
snip inoieoh " haies cotton 40 Dds Hour $50 ties
9 lard WA bb ties beet pork 5i bbs red OIL 1888 do
OIL oo Ns Candles l0 bbs beef IA hds sugar 41s hides and sunde
BsTON-Per Syiphe: cotton 1893 pok 39
lbls hhis hams hills 1854 do 1915 kegs lard -
IyEppoo, p.r ,or,, rho.,o,o, ,oo, ~ .o,,o,
-, 49,, :, ' '', -o' , ''''"'
s JoVeh Enrique: 55' oies COTTON 1000 sta't
hrig Telegraph "a hhls sugar. 900 hhs pork
s 90 whky III do beef 90 ties a boxes tongues 1900 sacks
" pigs nhise.
VERA CRUZ-Per brig Ayon: tonsco
p,r ,,,, ,;,,.. ,,. nan
otas ao0 IL a ,an ,, a. w., 4' ~ ii' 's ir 2o' oo
,,r 80 ' WV N'' ''o''
bMo-er seh enee $50 bba honr no whisky % bhs bx
sugar 4eo saeks corn lot lnhchnrrS and sliHHes.
JNpopTS
Nrw yopE D.. ,hir o..an.. -. -
,,',,,- -. sup vs. 's' '1,A ''.''
NEW YORk-Per ship st Louis: Assorted mdse
BOSTON-Par shin Chicora: Assorted mdse
BOSToN-Per bark Saxony $50 tons having blocks and os ~
gIo DE 1ANE1po Pr lab 1I.,.., ,ono -, .a ,oos
-o SIM, Nirbasan - ~ '''' '''' Jugs uonee' o'"e-i"o'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRIND Churity Concert.
~ The public az. respectfully informed that g.
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
SECOND GRAND CONCERT
ORLEANS THEATRE
@ II ABLE PURPO SEES,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH g. 1852
PROGRAMMES:


Overtire( lamps. If.r5i4
HERR MEsGis " Lanai '''A's'
Recitation and Aria luce di anna linda .Donzei
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
HERR GRIEiiEi 'Hs y 'i'h
Ara Bufa Bella Coaa an inei - arnianelo)
bafad" Why do weep for thee ~ Wallace
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Overture" Ia Dame Bnncls Bo,4,sis,
Aria Bnfa-"aiie RampoIi (Ia Cenerentola Ro1Fn
HERR MENGiS.
Polka" Gia dalla mente . tfor the
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Solo on the Flute B.eio
MIL KYLE.
The Harp that through Taas Irish BALLAD
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
Romance" Amour et natisne rao,r
HERR MENGis. - . i4''''
Ballad" Home, sweet Hone,n (Clari, Ei.b,
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
CoNOuCToR. MR.. LAyENU.
the Orleans Theatre which the ORCHESTRA have
been secured for the
~ The GRAND PIANO employed this occasion
ens and from the Music Store H. Parsons Camp
EB Price Of TcketsF aud Second Circle 90; Circle and
Parqnetse, a. Upper Circle "a; Pit, a.
~ PROGRAMMES containing the wori of the song
Italian and English may be obtained the Concert Room
Of performance. Price, twenty-five
S Doors open hafpast six Concert eight
O'Clock. nh9
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Per brig Tehuanepee cruzDr German and lady, Capt
w Wilson, Mrs J Nixon. -
Per slip Louis NewYorkMs Edward Dennis md child, snd
in Storage.
Per ship Creole Yor-Jnes Founn Asbert and 10 in
taernge.
Per brig Forest, from Chagres-lo in steemge.
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Board Of Health.

LIST OF INTERVIEWS IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
. I'D. For the Week ending February "a, 1872. ~
1.-THE cities having consolidated. hereafter the deaths both HI
New0rieans he nbls
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Coop ADricE.- In the reply of bishop 0'C0nnor, of
Pittsburgh Kossuths Address. the following excellent
advice occurs;
There may be who think otherwise. but the most
Of feel convinced that the moment the United States
go abroad the armed prnpagandists of any political
creed their fate free nation is sealed 1t is not that
slouli be afraid Of other nations but the bad pas
sioS created by for opinions the endless strife to
which they would give rse-the necessity for large
mics arising from them would destroy any republic that
could be framed by the wisdom Of man The interests
the passions the hereditary cuds of and parties
fused into mass by the equal institutions of this
country, would soon dazzle and military fame would
become the road to power and greatness Where those
hngs lead is written in the history of many republics
hat iourshed and dazzled the world with their deeds
and then died. 1t would be saying that country is
pculed by human beings to pretend that like
here should here produce like results.
Thus at least. l. for have understood the
inns which considered the foundation Of the policy
which has made and will preserve this nation great If
others willing to learn from NJ. kossuth, the true
meaning Of the words to disregard the parting advice
of the immortal Washington will consider that adj
vice lessen OF wisdom which that great man learned
from the history of the worlduOt lullaby to prevent
the babe from hurting Itself during its weakness but
the rock which has proved fatal to many and where
dangers threaten in special those conscious Of
power.
With these convictions of the interest of that power
10 which before all others have allegiance in
the temporal transformations that shared by
fellow citizens of every class, until kossuh landed
shores-huving. the additional reason stated
above for alerng to this Evolutionary policy of the
eountry--wc find ourselves naturally opposed to the
"temptcr who invites us to embark where We
ourselves, have not yet yenturcd but which not
call unknown
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A QUESTION Administration. C;ss, in a recent burst
of oratory propoundod the following question to the
sfmbod Senae: " Can sit here Hinifolef. and see
granny prevailing in every region of the world Now.
smuch as the 'Conscript Fathers thought proper to
Leave the question unanswered Dogenes tnarlessly and
unhesitatngly answers for them, No" Indeed, it is
e any thing bndtoed it, however has frequently been
as,erted that individual could as far into a mile
Zone as another but he has himself had the good
fortune encounter single person whose powers of OBJ
scryation went further lun the surface
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The Indian girl. killed ON the Erie Rnilroa.

F, The Indian girl, killed on the Erie Railroad,
. of a company of yncaliSts their way to New
ork to raise funds by giving conoets purchasers
gions books to distribute among trr n'r in Canada
brnther and sister who with he have conc bs ok
n canada with the remains Mnnnev. The Irislinan and
IS Wisncr. were scalded to death
The mirage Mt Newport, Rhode Island, which
has been stated enables people to the steamers from
Europe sixty miles distant the NewYork Tribune insin-
yates is device to attract visitors to Newport the
iDg summer.
Why did Jenny Lind marry a pianist She
santsd man to accompany her
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4 THE MATERIAL MAH-Inc materials of war belong
or to the French Government valued at $50 millions
Francs This is thus divided Provisions u mil
ions Military Hospitals and their furniture II millions
lothng and camp furniture As millions 70 500 horses
md their ruppngs 80 millions fodder Is millions Ar
tillery department. 26S millions Engineers instruments
IL millions. The Artillery department contains l96S
bronze 81 iron cannon (a attering pieccsl
$500 bronze field pieces 2975 mortars 1892 howters 229
bronze swivel guns II GA gun carriageseld batterng
d casenate sol flint and percussion guns belong
M to the State but in the hands of the army the
National Guards 15l021 musketoons, 1886 pistols
The Arsena contaiu-6091 234 cannon balls of various
geghts $50 $50 bombs 16000OO Shells 2225 grenades
100000 lbs of bullets So 100000 lbs of powder 990OO
900 cartridges 10000 lbs of powder contained in prejcc
files 100000 lbs. of ingredients for the manufacture of
powder Since 1915 during 81 years of peace the army
has been kept upon footing of at expense of 49,
N000oO00 francs, in plain English. S270aOo0OOO-
two thousand seven hundred million dollars
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1852,

VI rnE STEAMER G.sGow.-lard upon the unhappy Ama-
zon came the mishap of the Glasgow which threatened
to be calamity no less terrible But the latter steamer
escaped although entirely disabled with the loss of her
second officer and We find the following ac-
count of the affair by passenger:
We left Glasgow on the Stl and on passing down the
Clyde ship near to Bowling struck u.s. from which our
entwaer damaged, causing delay till Saturday the
10Th, when we left at one O'Clock Dropped the pilot
Mt Grccnock and eneeuncred gales and head winds till
londay the 10Th II then commenced blowing hurri-
and it was with the utmost difficulty that the ship
could be kept against the wind and seas. The storm in
ircased at 10 O'Clock Tuesday, the 10Th and the vessel
ahippcd continually. About half past six the
evening the day the vessel was struck the
Estarboard aft quarter with tremendous which swept
away the bulwark from the funnel aft carrying away the
whcshouse the captains deckroom the greater part of
the smOking-roop the mates cabinwhich was on deck
and the companion The sky-lishts Of the after cabin
were also destroyed An immense volume Of water
rushing down the companion till it about three feet
deep in the saloon large body Of water also in The
engHeouse the engine having Mt this time ceased to
act The after part Of the vessel under water
The captain called to the engineers and tiremen Keep
up the fires for your lives The full steam being put
and the working TO their middle in the water the
was rnsed The seas continued to sweep over her
with great force giving her great blows and shockssome
Of them smashing the bulwarks both in the starboard and
larboard bows The four at The wheel thrown
down at this moment and another man and boy immc
dutely went and seized it, Mr. Patun the fourth
then their assistance and it is impossible to
speak too highly Of his conduct 1t meritorious
degree At this time. Mr. Robertson, the second mate.
was washed off deck by heavy and
the third mate had broken and obliged to be
removed below and four other also disabled
Among the passengers all OF whom cxcre themselves
she utmost of their ability to assist gentleman and
his wife, with four children, two girls and two boys. the
eldest ten years of age II truly affecting to the
parents in the cabin explaining to their children the peri
lous position in which they placed reading prayers
to them and counseng them to prepare for eternity
and at length when the storm at its height the poor
little creatures hid themselves down upon the tables in
the aoon hand in hand they and their parents with
other hope than that the that night be thtI
graves But it was otherwise ordered The vessel managed
to brave the storm. On Wednesday. about clock
considerable risk of being caught in the trough of the
from her great length, she put about and al
though the weather rough. went away before th,
wind in gallant style. We sighted Cape Clear Monday
morning about six O'Clock and arrived Greenock
Tuesday evening
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED,

l"ia" First Municipality: MAJ Second Municipality; "ms
Third Municipality figures indicate the number Of tn
Poss at which the vessels Iay.1
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VuRtEY-The official Almanac of the Turkish Govern
mrnt for the year 1886 Of The egra, 1852 Of the
Christian Era, contains valuable information upon the
governmental details of the Ottoman Empire 1t
.llst there Departments of Marine, Commerce aud
Police. and also Of Agriculture. Education and Public
Prosperity The number of officials in these departments
depends upon the Sultans will Dsposable Efendis and
BGys especially if poor usually called into these
places which lucrative The Department of Police is
composed present Of 81 associates, all Muslin. but
rarely more than or present MT meeting, 1t is
noticeable that Of the Christian officials in the de-
partments mentioned although they the heart
and soul Of the business. The Quarantine Commission
ers-a ticrmaus-are not only not mentioned but the
existence Of the institution is ignored in the Alma
The is true If the Directors Of the Medical School
and Others while the honorary Directors. who Muslin
arc all named Capt Shade who may diamond
hi> turhan, and who takes the rank of Admiral in the
Marine. is ALSO omitted in the list.
These facts show that the Turkish Government has yet
tto fear religious anatcis The extension of civilization
oy of the press has place in The Government
here 81 periodical publications IN the whole country
II q them appear in Gons'autiuopl", in Smyrna 3 in
Egypt, in Syria and la Aiu'lnu and Wallicha. They
the Turkish. Arabic, Greek, Greek Turkish ATne
nitn Armenian Turkish. Moorish Bulgarian. Nallaclan
Suryau crInan. French and Italian languages The pc
rodical official journals which appear in the Turkish
language for than halt Of the inhabitants of the
Empire conyursan with that. consist If small one
IN cunstutinople and another in Egypt, medical bu
ctin has hceu recently added to them. Most Of these
sheets appear weekly. Turkey has foreign Embtssa
dirsin trhcran PERSIA Athens, London Paris Berlin
Gnd Ncuna, The ambassadors in London and Paris
Greckfurh Eighteen foreign powers send Ministers to
Turkey
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MILLINERY AND FANCY

q. Yale, Js-., s Co.,
.- .f u MAGAZINE STREET,
q Wholesale Dealers in Imported ~
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS, Cd
STRAW GooDske,
MILLINERY ARTICLES, LACEs,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EMBR0DERIES,
RIBBONS. GLOVES,
FEATHERS, PRINCES.
TRAININGS, BONNETS, etc. etc.
complete every thing ine
respectfully
Of the wholesale trade GENERALLY.
C. YALE, IR., + Co, Magazine street,
sig ly3p hetyyee aDi iirsvir streets,
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AUCTION SALES.
py M WEYM0nrH Ar,ctione

BY J. NJ WEYMOUTH, Auctioneer
MONDAY, March ], at II o'clock-will be
NA auction at his Store, No. ei St Charles d
7 IA s.:sf,meat Of New AND SECOND HAND EGsarrURg
~ On bond at private sala SECOND YEssp FYAsa n'll
BY j. A. BEARD s MAY, Auctieneers.
MONDAY, March Is, 1852, and the follow
zi + IS r.
,s sd sss adsn1g po s1ss h :tar %
made etssq tae seSad M%pai and ors
heir .aid Da.t ally u hrlb " pa
signed ii. 5. cena. ESQ., Notary Pabie
fTo GROUND in The i..s. by New Lsvs.,
s sfs stss @ ass sda s. CENT .
Eai'Gn c1I 70, and r q rs from inciay
. l. Fulton From. Lr1ee streets Lot No.
IONS 5R ifs ] y re-. @
Lon s as The Il Fa.a sew e' er e
10, b is, on NE s7ss ns
Lsvse Fulton Poydra Lafayette Streets numbering rom to
aa, No. il form. tie aHd ss
Levee Lott To- II, IA 49, a. Is front on Fulton and
flSTEES Tors OF ssorsD IN the seu7asa New
.ive L.. no forms .e sone. q Inst,e fHc ard Ss Ieyee
et 10, H. ~ Is and IA front Faou md New
TEN LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded by New Ieyee,
Lot No. s nd DE- ss.l p a Es s5 NJ. TO M
s 10 ne corner Of No Dame Fulton and New vee streets
i'"a he 's y
Lot bas Fulton VIEW Ie1e
streets Lot No. frms the Julia
sRo os and ss square
s lsTss ss s se 4 5 sss ssd ss1
49, ~ Fulton md New Ierss i Streets. - 10
s W Ga2uND IN the bounded by ST. Joseph,
Lot No. forms the Of ST. Joseph New Lyse
FIVE Us oF f so M Ss~ IL s,s.
10. 70 forms the Of Fat New Market
Lot No forms the Of Dod New Lvs strsets
Lots ., 3 ard front Fulton New Lsvee streets. 49,
H. ONE slET bombed by Deior Fulton and
The above described oeay superior any Res,
Es,at the United States The Of badug os have
fronts opening % vide se and well adapted for the heavy
Iithogrnph plahs will ready and car
be forwarded with marginal person requiring
compromise 1890 shall not have sgld II. ~: r
promise Under which this ae made, the
Terms SALsonefth ca balance
coupons requiTsd Of one, years. credit will
per interest maturity moi the
paid eight annuh until final
on NE proterS. i.nss A@Fmh5du5
Firm counTIi WIDOW MICHAEL SAITH vs.. sARAf
OF SgwoRIgAss. MILKY, T. W. c.. 1856.
ny VIRTUE Of a writ of feri facias to mi
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
the above entitled and pursuant
my Warehouse, No. % jefferson street
A LOT OF FURNITURE
Seized in the above
Terms cash on the spot =, JAMES P. FRERET,
fear - mil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
M OT1CE.-The subscriber has this day estab.
ished himself the FURNITURE AUCTION
BUSINESS the old stand STREET respectfully
solcs the of his friends public
RICHARD 81. MONTGOMERY, Auetoneer 81 Camp street
Se~orleans February l6, 1852 fell I'm
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itaced prices The Hsock consists in
English, French und American Cali
Goes;
A complete assortment of English,
Gertnaa and FrensA Hosiery;
Superior white and colered Silk
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND MITIS.
Buck, Chamois, Kid, Cashmere, silk,
Filoself and Filef, Of every de-
scription.
| LACE GOODS.
ia large and elegant assortment VI
| yaienciennes, English, French and
Il German Laees, and do. Emhroide-
ries;
Superior B-l2 and 1874 Linen Sheet
Il ingsS
4 DsinAsk Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splendid styles;
~ Irish and German Linens and
| lawns;
Linen Cambria Hikfs, plain;
Embroidered aud cpl5rei bordered
! Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lsca
and Muslin, Silk and Wooden
Dannlsk, cts.
PLANTATION GOODS,
Heavy kerseys, Loweils, Linssys,
Jeans, DeniRs, Stripes aad Cot
touades;
Super French Bed Blankets;
Haavy GE. ser Plantation do, very
superior.
ell the attention of factors aud plan-
use. 1t is very coruplet,s- and the
eat care and judgment, the result Of
=. sls II
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RnEEa.
SchOOuePA.
ICe-FCe-ECe.

j +. S T A F F o R D & CO.,
ICE HOUSE.
TCHoUrToULAs STREET, between Ninth and Harmony
(near the Upper Stock Taniing) Lafayette Also
No. 3 NEW LEvEE and No. Lower side St. AIary Market
fea7 HewOrleans am
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IN SECOND JusTcE' JOHN BROWN CORNELIUS COL
CouT NEwoRLE tIlNS, LEWIS DERKEs SECURITY
APPEAL BOND. No. 1854.
BY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed BY the Hon. L. Winter Second Justice Of the Peace
and for the parish Orleans will sell by public se Arcade
MaeEne street on THURSDAY April 1852 the hour o'clock
Lewis Dierkes. Q
TWO TOTS OF GROUND, Municipality
the ely OF SewrlehH in the within Felicity
on and Magazine streets aud designated by the Nos and
plan drawn b W l. Thompson, the 2ji April deposited
n Tie 9hse OF g. siinge Notary plan No As, in Book
PlasLo No. thirty inches
lines front Felicity street twenty feet five inches
ALLEY twelve feet wide 10 said lot and other lots
hundred md eleven
line dividing from alley twelve feet in width
hy"ur feel eight inches md third lines line
from lot No 81 and the aforesaid lot No thirty
ines and one third lines Felicity
inches the the ao said alley, by depth
hyr e eight inches and third lin the line dividing
lot
tines the line dividing the i'm
proyeuents thereon
stt1ed in the above entitled sy- Terms
mia 3npS GEORGE +. PEARSON. Constable.
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A M >NDS AND WALNUTS--
1 "a lHh bags SOFT She'll. ALMONDS.t
81 bales fresh WaLN UTS. For sd
imasl A. +, COCHRAN L Co VI TehC
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ton and Havre, m assortment OF T
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, heri
and recherche style, which he now c
to his numerous patrons at very re
part Of the following, viz:
Super Broche Antique Silks;
Cofored Armure Silks;
Striped Tafetn Silks;
High colored plain Pault de Sole;
Black BToeade FaSonnee.
Extra rich and Embroid'd Fa;ounee;
Chaugeahle and Chens Faeonn4e.
Embroidered Damask and plain
Ponlt de Sofa;
Extra rich Chnngeable and Chame
leon Peult de Sole;
Small plaid high eolored do, ia
misses:
Marcellinea and F,orences, Of ever
shade anil color;
White and eolored Satins;
a few pieces superior heavy blasl
and colcFc d vatsred Ponlt de Sois
Cciored SILK Nelvets;
Rich Clena Satin striped and plai,
Cashmere i'Erosse;
French and English Merinos, Mons
selines de Lame and Alpncas, soliii
colors, or every variety of shade
Pla.u. striped and plaid Porlinsi
SGferIor tlaek ard aolorei plain anal
figured Canton Grapes:
A large assortment Of white and
eolered embroidered ard plain
Grape Shawis, some extra rich;
NeTino, Cashmere and heavy rich
SILK shaw's;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
~ P. W. W. would especially ,
tiers to his stock Of goods for their
articles have been selected with q
long experience in that particular Til
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EXPORTS.

BY the ship st Louis the 18th February in lat 81 49, long Ii
Zip Tennessee. Capt Cook, from NewYork, this port.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA
Ia The towboa Star brought up Poverty Point ship
bark md schr STAR being part the Mary Kgsland
the time of the explosions the balance of the vessels brought
by the towhoas Ocean and South Western.
~ The brig Teluantepec left the goth port
bark Huron Chandler for HAVANA few days. brig Azores
York
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A RRIVALDF Nine ADOLPHE.-TH ORR
e GIMAL uSSRPASsED AND JUSTLY CELEBRATED Nine.
ADDLfttE. HE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST
S1APAIHlESI !lNTHE WORLD, AND THE SAME DISTIN-
GilISHEp LADY WO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
KEY Ella lions Of .E PAST AND THE PRESENT AS WELL AS
LIE hCfIONS OF THE FUTURE, SUCH INTENSE
EAGlIEMEMI IN EGLAND, FRANCE AND THE PRINCIPAL
SIilES VI The uMID STATES THAT QUEEN VICTORIA
sen LED HEN NTH COSTLY DIAMOND BEOACH AND DAN'L
WEBSTER WITH a hlHLY JEWELED RING, IS NOW IN NEW
9oRRlbsAHs REAp READY RECEIVE VISITORS At THE WESTERN
nEKANDA HOTEL, rHIt2NER OF TCHOUPlTOULAS AND JULIA
SIREEIS, PtSIShaffENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET FIFTH
lux FROM lCn0lHIOULAS STREET,) WHOM SHE WILL
INFORM ALI. ABOU tTEE PAST. THE PRESENT AND TIiF
FUTURE, If THEY Ar MARRIED OR NOT AND WIEN aNT
WHAT LADY OR HUSAND THEY WILL, GET: OR ErSiSESS
w EVERY DESGknP Pm MYSTERIOUS AND ALMOST M
iuSSlB,E AZ HEN rKESSON APPEARS, SHE COMES RECON-
so INNUMERABLE CERTIFICATES or ACkSoWI EDf;FI
EXTRAORDINARY P0WfSS AND SKILL TIL At in PRECIJIDFS
ALL SUPERSTITION OR POpA ABILITY OF DECEpTION or INp0
SlIloN As MANY WIh,EA NOW PRACTI u.
w CoSSuLiali,UJN EFRoh 81 TO 80. LADIES NOT OC-
CuF1ING MORE Than FIFTEEN MINUTES 50 CENTS ONLY.
EnSsoLlhl,3 Houhs rOM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TILL
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