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I
YAUo steamer ass bales ati iasss.
NIX z & w sss wn . ,,s FsG 49,. ass sss !,
Mclean ssoas sydney Grcn eois
ls Z Randolph 70 orar Tofai ioos
AlEXAsDs .'.4,a, D.lta 70 ta sst3 Han
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DO Mason s9a b 81 hhd sugar. IL lIl. mossses Wi,sr Bro
bales v. jackson &co-ssnairies 10 order
THIBoDAUx-Per steamer Mosby: ids 81 bbla
d. . bids sugar a." q R William
sef caaag si p lhds sugar e,9
bsa molasse; 81, B s. Rr
To ii hI.s sr Fl SbIs q ii 6S nos
Gasors, ~ Il . Sts9 os.
Msh5l Beyey DO Hm chisa' do n
eSrotoi 81 bales cotton a'' ''''
DoNALDsoNvILIE MARY Foley: 20 hhd
so"n pays, Lest ''' ''' '
MlBEPer steamer Oregon: 81 bales cotton ipeyr HasIe 6eo
FLATBOATs.
I'm Second Munic pality-
KENTUCKY B,ey' boat; 10000 s Of bulk pork
on bentsl
CONSTGNEEs.
SIedoa YorkAsh RanlettA WhitiegJas
sserss@ Aj MoSdI%n "
nssa ta % WORTH
A,loP acoc Buldske 4eoJas Forsyth Titus aeo
KePaet' 4so% J,cloa Williams saoJ sha"
81 fs%5 Sow .sGa asnss! ss%"ssyG
Clark MohyN Smiths sasperean scoKennedy Foster
COney iIarrisJ PipsPriestley BriBrooks
Raniolphc Flint JonesPsstt Perkins 500
4c0L Webster--B Elder Bro-C Schnei1e scoy KeeyF
Fabe aeoBartels CuuI Wood LowBenty Legge.t &coIhy
lor CasalyC VoOrhe-Wlsou
i Hcward-V nasid-Wbiing D C0rrol--W
II i3rnel-B 4co-Litteohn Haywooi-T RYAN, R8fe
N Greenwood AcoV reekM Turner 4soGay tanphel-GN
Henderson faiea-J Whitney + Wilson 4eoSanlssn
fSli,e--Dcan 4 leon.
= MEMORANDA.
t Tie Aaran left Cairo the 25h aAIet afxty-one
boats between Hickman and EcwOreuls.
PASSENGERS.
Per ship Hope, Liverpool in cabin seerage
Per ship Oregon, from Liyerloo-25D steerage.
Per ship Marion, from Gasgow-ll Storage
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Lofts NroLsoss Bal.tAt Louis Napoieoil,s HALL III
the Hotel dc Vile in honor Of the election l1ast
se thousand guests appeared in the spacious halls Pre-
sident Louis did not attend hut his bust Vas added ia
boudoir not far from the faH he Throne. Dancing
tInucd until between and Of the Sabbath morning On
the same day SunJay4 the Project Of the Seine provided
superb banquet for the official dgnitares military and
civil the municipality Of Paris and the Mayors brought
hther from the eightysia Departments Of France The
aforesaid bust Ut the Prince President exalted at
end of the dining hail. amid cluster Of flags adorned
with Lunar iaI. aIlun
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IAhtN Va ttit VIA
Super Broehe Antique Silks;
Colored Annure Silks;
Striped Tafaul Silks.
High coloFed plain Phult de Sole;
Black Brocade Fasonnee;
Extra rich and Embroid'd Facopnee;
Changeable and Chene Faconnke;
Embroidered pamask and piaiil
Pouit de Sole;
Extra rich Changeable ani ChaIne
leon Poult de Sole, @
Small plaid high rolored do, foi
misses;
Marcellmes and Floreuets, of every
shade and color
White and colcred Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy hiani;
and colored wstfrea Poull de Sole
C"lored Silk feivets;
Rich Chen6 Sam striped and piair
Cashmere d'Eeosse;
French and Engilsh Merinos, Nous
selines de Laine md Alpacas, soil,
colors, Of every variety OF shade
Plain, stripe.l and plaid Poplins;
Superior blnek and colofed plain an,
figured CGnton Grapes;
A large assortment uf white an
caloEea embroidered and plii
Grape shawis, some extra rich;
Merino, Cashmere aud heavy rio
Silk Shawlp;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
9 P. W. ". wdlld sspecially
ters TO his stock of goods Tor Their
articles have been selected with
long experience in that particular
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iSrFSpr.EsM-0n the night of Saturday, the 18th ult
several attempts made burn buildings in Cuber
land Md of shanties, belonging to Peter Carey
ESQ set fire and partially consumed and at
tempt made to burn the stable attached to the
occupied by Mr.. Michael Abbott, Mechanic street
Another stable in the of the house of George
Mong. Esq. partially consumed
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SAILING ArlANrIc.--The U. S. Malship Atlantic
left NewYork for Liverpool at the 24th' ut witt
wcnty-seven passengers and $245OOO in American gold
aud s2SNn stcrlinr.
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ANOTHER MAMMOTH srEAMER-A steamer for the New
Orleans and Louisville packet trade 300 feet long
has been contracted for in Pittsburgh, to eclipse the
Eclipse in model. powor and speed.
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Storm at NewYorl,.

Damage TO SHPPiSG-7Hree Ne,c Orleans ptssels Ashore
There was storm ut NewYork Sunday the 18th ult
during which much damage done to shipping The
Express gives long list of disasters From it we learn
that the ships Rajah Vermont and saxony this port
dragged their anchors and ashore Staten Island
The Express says
Ship Vermont. Captain Denison from New0rlcans came
t. anchor at quarantine on Saturday evening abreast
the Public Store and wharf On Sunday morning she
was driven from her mooring by immuse body of ice
carrying her the bow the packet Shin
The Vermont lost her mzenmast together with all the
sails and rigging attached. but the Yorkshire sustained
no damage The Vermont. on the passage from New
Orleans experienced very heavy weather. may in
terred from the fact that she of the Highlands as far
back ms the 18th ult.. but subsequently blown off
Ship Saxony also from New0rleans arrived on Satur-
day. She too, has experienced very heavy weather.
having been six days North of Cape ateras. All three
topsals split The saxony to anchor on Satur
day evening at Quarantine On Sunday morning body
OF ice drove her ashore at the steamboat landing Staten
LAND but she was subsequently got off without much
damage
The North River is about full as it can well be-
short OF frozen across altogether The Jersey City ferry
boats fight their way through it after fashion, but
without much damage to their machinery and great loss
OF time to the passengers 1t is no uncommon thing.
while the boat is working its way through the ice for the
passengers to leave her and walk ashore on the ice
The boats on the Christopher street (Hoboken) ferry
have been obliged to suspend trips while those the
Canal street line only get in and out occasionally
The Barclay street ferry meets less obstruction the
boats making their trips about every half hour with
regularity in the day time But the night boat is less for
unatc often occupying three quarters to hour and
half In crossing. according TO Tde
Crossing ferry this morning about two o'clock
the at picturesque and grand. The
brilliant exhibition of the Aurora Boreas ever saw
rejecting upon sheet of ice extending unbroken far
the eye could reach gave faint conception of
life in the Arctic seas AT times it clear day
The passengers however. in mood for the pro-
per appreciation of the ~ sublime and beautiful The
most of them had been soournng patiently in the ferry
house for hours and when the boat managed get back
to she not able to get lower down than the
foot Of Murray street. from which point embarkation
took place at hafpast M-There several ladies
among the uutortunates
To make matters worse. the tide very low. and
the ice mmoveabe that the boat could not force her
way within five six feet of the wharf that those who
wished to get board obliged to slip. slowly down.
by one. an ce.coated plank. This performance
lasted time But the scene that hour. and under
these circumstances. curious one.
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ship s1e-idiat Manson, LIVERPOOL I'D ihhpAh' whn.
Sri Fgnes Wits, B Benz, G Ri Geo W Hynson
81 tri i Cd "a, s.aerai. Maorca PIats
s TT 'soala!,e, nus barcelona, i PUG PUG
, .,-.-, CIV
s,., Gu. NJ, ARRIVED.
saVe '0'''Ne 10 a" no" aFre IN ballast to '''er'-
slip Ials%se Fairetld, days from kpneuns Me- 10 rse
Gil i ta,iay s,, "a ,.. :, ,,u, -. a..
b lp Marion Reed days Glasgow 10 Duncan ennsiys M
i bt s hyrek frs,n L9nop n Dee TO
ip Arab Over from ri.,ol Dec T. to mastrI s III
BIZ si Liverpool 10th Dec AIc(;ee thor c
I'd my
p KfESf oss s so ag ym Sa. sn to
r Ali, Alice Miner, from rensscols, mnser-BaSin;
Sem Martini "''''' 'g" ts',r', to rla'.'Fb'''
Alabama, RSbsr,s, MONTGOMERY, Aha
saads pms s, iron, Don bsa4 AsPfs
sssss cS issss s.s: s ss } Nsg5s
Dalman INV Kay, from Alexandra.
5 5assai W M1s from from Noble Ts5fs City
My teIsS Dsl i5Ss ,iSss Dsna'sonvtlle
eadds s9 Ses A eaa from from c snad Prairie
n r,i K.s No g. p psi, from New Carthage m
to sea he i; s Ut bark As and Gen Taylor brig
roNo oG Pso ap VIZ, 'o From af the p, down
m to aP p HGms md ,,5 brig , Henry y, Weeds
roo saG Ms s sG Gbs e RsI2 s the p.,.,D
Star and Winlemero,
ToNboa AngoNonan, Rneait the
to on the Ss gt, ship Sage bark Sehani- NJ
ships Hope and Marion.
Below-Cominp Tn
Ships Parthenou and Maria Augusta
Len Sq"Afe-f'gged vessels unknown.
,,xno,nc
I1yERpOoI-pers chin Meriii,n. s-a hoI.s ,oto
pnsr,x d. hal, -, D. q, '
natk p'e trhce 3i bales COTTON 1891 bbls pork
81 @ bH hams lg bbls 100 kegs lard so bbl lard OIL hhds
9n III 10 ~ hHds sugar bbls hi bb moaes 500 SKIS
corn ana suhnfles,
RIO DE JANfiROPer
cigars ~ ~ ~ ' '-''
NTAIJoRcA-Per ,,iS ci5. saa h,,ss ,o.to, ,ooo s.o
E,PrrToNa p.,,s;. - so ~, ~. ,e
vEpA rp1-z pl po4"'"s 1V "ies COTTON io'o slaves
Ns CkuLPe schr Bonita 80 kegs butter, Ia do white
bSs cheese 100 bbls tar, $50 reams and suniries
,,Donm
IMPORTS.
1NERPooIPe ship Hope steel Robbie pkgs
kempnerl2t crates hhds earhenwae Henderson
bars railroad Vose Perkins Fellowes Sco-Sg
es mus eaheIwhre = crates do W Violet Sco
pens "a o9 iiueeea on fehn tlegg &cob5 pkgs
III y s Sn 90 osoh crates eatihen*are
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BY j. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
M ONDAY, March 15 1852. and the follow

& MI me- at Y "ek eseh be sold at auction the
II s nd & sssiss s l.
Mealy No. Two Nssoleaa and VIA special
,er Baf tns 1 srtS 'T BY pla
fn ,naae snd Signed iors FL B. Gems Notary Public
i TWO OF GROUND IN the e bounded by New Le,ee,
fs9 fI ed DE- eas S1 each S lot hayng lire es
Futon Common and cayisr streets Numbering .
E e. s on If S fsa fss ., Fa e si s
iS:P 'S ot lySs fsa a sf5 new sy.
,o poTdrs aud Gnye streets numbering from to l6, inclusive
No l6 The Of Poylra seeis
Eo 2 49, H. 70, 10, a. l5 front Ne. Leyee ehd
slxIEEs LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by Ns
s"Iss s 9 il forms he corner q Ea NT syes and
Leyes Lots TO- IL, ~ 10, H.
Lee. f Fs,d LOTS OF d, eBogND the
.ys L.. NJ forms The Il Fulton
Lots 2 TO- H. II 10 and IA front Fulton New
TEN Io1s OF GROUND square bounded BY New Ieyee
No. The ens o o Dame nsP aaa S s y vs L.
los CT Cd eot q ge and s,ssss sSss so
Rs M Ef sPms sa S ssss a en- s I
jsa aa New New Esvss
g. ds and Sss square lTsi sssnsd
Nv rss sse s@aa 'i'is sd New
New streets ,,, Lot No e forms h
IL ~ sa + + - -
MsF a New L ,ss and Fulton streets from
Lots 2, 3 and front Fulton and Layee
To- FIVEIoTS OF GROUND sanare bounded by Market
De ord Fulton and New Levee streets, numbering
Lot No. lorna the of Fulton
Lot No. forms the of Deord Fulton and New
Lots ., 3 and 4 front on Fulton and New
H. ONE sLEI bounded by Delord Fulton
not named, hnyng four fronts.
The property locality superior to Real
Es,ate the United The building lots have two
ro opening wide stees and we'll for the heavy
business or Wholesale
thogaphc plans will teTeady for the
De WIN marginal notes to any erson requiring them
Lots VIII not bssoid of property that
tieso the $780, whosal have
promise under which this sale made day
IERhis cash balance
into coupons required Of oneswo three and yeacre
cent interest from date
paid eight per cent until final payment
on the property. an21 N&Ftml5dtI5
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON Cry.
Monday Evening February q 1852.
Arrived to-day 236 Beeves IS Hogs Cow and 81 Calves
and fearngs There are but few Hogs and Sheep Offering
BEEF CATTLE (Western) ..............s6gc p b net
HOES. 9f6-c q fb net
SnEEp So 5Ok1$6 90 q head
Mulch Cows. S30dDS65 q head
CALVES AND YEARLINGs.. SIS 50iO$12 80 p head
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A UCTION NOTICE.-The undersigned has
N this day formed coparner BACH
JAMES the purpose oftransactng general BUSI
MSS and will attention
will sell REAL ESTATE AND SLAVES OUT DOOR
SALES, such ms FURNITURE, DAMAGED COTTON cARGoES OF
etc etc The senior partner having been twelve
Real Estate Slaves They will thankful friends and the
public who will favor them with their patronage.
JOHN NJ BACH,
janSl ct WILLIAM IL JAMES
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SuKvEss AND DISTRESS on SnpBoARp.-The British brig
cypress arrived NewYork "Wednesday the 21st ut
from, Liverpool after passage Of 81 days. She brings
24 passengers many of whom in the most wrcched
condition imaginable. for want of food and owing to the
severe weather they have endured There seven
deaths the voyage from ship fever while many
the badly frost-ben. that for weeks
past the passengers compelled to take turns in work
ing the vessel,
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THE BREAKING UP OF THE IoE IN THE EAST RIVERA
NewYor thus describes the breaking up the in the
East River:
Between II and r. however while probably thousand
souls making their way this treacherous
way 1t suddenly broke up owing to the falling of the tide
and then ensued of terror and alright which will
long dwell the minds not only of the actors in it.
but Of the spectators of it, No did the loud crack
ling report and the trenuous motion of the ice under
foot announce that it parting and floating down the
buy, than simultaneous rush made by all hands for
the nearest shores Creyces began to open here and
there and many in their reckless haste went down but
fortunately. it believed every one either by their
exerons the assistance of those in their vicinity,
recovered their feet and reached what they supposed the
landing place Here an appalling sight met their eyes;
channel of thirty forty feet had been formed along
the docks and sweeping the drift ice with tremendous
velocity downwards. while that upon which they were
standing evident tokens of giving way beneath them
Without help they lost but hundreds of ready
hands from the shore launched boats plans by
great exeron at the imminent risk and exposure of all
concerned it is believed that all rescued Some few
upon detached cakes of ice carried down far
Governors Island from whence the soldiers yainy en-
deavored reach but the boat manned by those
gallant fellows was swamped and they reached the land
with great difficulty themselves. 1t not until hope
almost abandoned that two Whitehall boatmeu whose
numes--Richford and Hooper-descrye to be eternaly
cummemoraed at the desperate peril of their lives,
ceeded in picking them up and bringing thehalfdrowned
frozen and exhausted sufferers to the shore. Once
land by the help of blankets vigorous rubbing and
the application OF little good brandy externally and in
tcrnaly they resuscitated happily without the loss
OF amy of their members by the FROST
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Tuesday Morning, February g. 1881
COTTON-several buyers came forward yesterday, and
took $500 bales at previous prices Up to late hour last
evening nothing had been heard of the expected Liverpool
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Selling or to More.

Selling or to Move.
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, LAMPS, EOS,
TABLE CUTLERY, Nh
The subscribers
iron, this date offer their stock
for CASH. The following OF the leading articles
GILT AND PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS VASES MUGS CANDIE-
STICKS, ete. sCE1
FRENCH ANDlRoN STONE CHINA by the piece or set.
CUT AND PRESSED DEcANTEss TUAiBLERs WINES, DISHES,
LAMPS Of all kinds TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS JAfANNED
TRAYS.
SILVER PLATED CASroRs, FORKS, SPOONS, etc
BRITANNIA AND BLOCK TIN GOODS of all kinds
Also CRoCKERY and
WARE for country trade.
Ut We invite the attention Of House Keepers
Steamboats, City and Country Retailers the
mined clear out stock by the LIST July preparatory
and they may expect bargains P. r. FELL x Co,
9m3p Conn I,.,n
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Conventional.

We give few items from the proceedings Of Congress
I'm the I'D synopsis of which have already published
In the Mr. Borand reported in favor of printing
copies of the report the subject of overows
.' the Lower Mississippi. The report was adopted.
Tho resolution Of Mr. Norris contracting for printing
the Senate debates in the Daily Globe was passed
Mr. Hunter introduced joint resolution authorizing
convey the United States mail on the Potomac river in
the winter season. at additional cost not exceeding
$4,000 per annum,
In the House the Of Mr.. Bernhesel delegate from
Utah and the Indemnity bill, occupied the whole day
SFx&rE-H asliHgton. Jan. 23--Therc no business
transacted to-day excepting action upon suny
private bills.
HORSE EEPRtsE ArIPEs-Atcr referring executive
aud executive department communications lying on the
speakers table Mr. Daniel underworld to induce the
House go into Committee of the Whole the private
calendar the day being (uner the rules set apart for
the consideration of private claims But, the motion OF
Mr D. failing. the rules suspended the House
into Committee of the Whole the state of the
Union when. the bill to provide the paying the
last iustament of the Mexican indemnity being under
considerations speeches delivered by Messrs Davis
and Allen of Massachusetts. Tie House then adjourned
H,ashngion Jan. 24--The Senate did not sit to-day
liorsl; REPRESENTATIVES, The House in Com
mittre The Whole the state of the Union the bill
~ provide the of paying the last nslment of the
Mexican indemnity. wherein speeches made by Mr.
Mead in amending the bill to satisfy Mexico
relative to the place of payment by Mr.. Rantou in
reply the speech of his colleague Mr. DAVIS delivered
nn the day before and by Mr. Houston for the enact
the bill originally reported by himself from the
Committee of Ways and Means.
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Rior Gmpon.-rhc Philadelphia sun of the 21st

RIor A GHrRcn-Thc Philadelphia Sun Of the 21st
ult says:
"A riot of rather serious nature occurred Sunday
last in the Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church. corner
Sixth and Spruce streets The Board of Trustees with
the Treasurer and Secretary meet nine O'Clock
Sunday morning, in the church. and remain in session
one hour. The legitimate object of the meeting is to
make return of the pew rents received and to settle the
accounts OF the The congregation appears to be
divided into two factions which consists mostly
Irish or French and the other of German.
They have been at loggerheads tor number of years
in dispute as to the property and Sunday morning
last the Irish party made attempt adopt proceedings
to petition the Legislature to enact law conveying the
church building and lot to the Bishop This attempt
resisted by the German portion. and finally angry words
and blows passed. At this stage of the proceedings Mr.
B. ulsemann the Secretary of the Board rushed the
window for the purpose of crying murder when he
rudey seized by several Of his opponents and thrown
with violence TO the feor. At the moment Mr. W.
Smith the Treasurer for of the doors of exit when
several strong of the other side put their backs against
it, and the Treasurer was fioored insiante,.''
Several arrests were made in the church 'H
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Notice TO Builders.

FRUTTS, FLOWERS AND VEGETA- HsH
BLEs,Peash orangs Mespilus JaHonsa Apple Pear w.
Grape Raspberry and Strawberry oveys seeRg) Vines Twenty
thousand giant Asparagus Roots London and NewYork Prize paha
Two thousand Hyanh other Towering
Bubous Roots house Plants and Shn6b
and full GARDEN, FIELD FLOWER SEEDS,
sale wholesale and retail at
f. d. GAYS Seed and Plant Establishment,
Charles street, Lafayette Square.
tS SPECIAL BOUQUETS AND CAMILLA FLOWERS supplied to
anIl I'm
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. ADJUSTMENTS.

nRLEANS THEATRE.-Tuesday evening,
1 6 Fssf a aci u ss Psnd S s
sra characters by Nine Waer,an Teyfs Digu
= phqrsSI fist tight of the OPERA in acts BY Innnnor
tB- Performance a quarter o O'Clock.
DLACIDE's VARIETIES, Gravier street,
FTESS Fse@s w ss sss4s 6at TIE
a sSssYa: Ballet s1s Sl Mon
Mons; a' %sta Il
entire Ballet Tio sls' ''' " D''''f
| SIT. CHARLES THEATRE-Thrd night of the
- the RoUssEr FAMILY, Caroline
@ ts;Sis # Ss1 81 VI: sss% ssi
, san hyt LA ei peorGa on saay night I.
d 's 'i'ss 8 'i LES fo rs 'h s
5 &ND rErRuo "ni conclude G VIII ~h d.
EsAN RICE's CIRCus-On st. Charles street.
SFpSos Fs1 DaS FsseF N l4,Hgg & Ro
SSA @ @ AsI REGAs
= Doors EVERY EvEfINe; Gaifpsst psomanss.
v Day Performance EVERY SATURDAY. iansi
MTR. f. BOULANGER, from Paris III
d IA FsfT r. fk S 81, THE 5s.s
on ,a hvEN L F , when he will be s ASSISTED
Es s sa sl y s s BE g @e s ' Stores
Doors at hafpas Concert to commence O'Clock
vE7HIRD ANNIVERSARY BALL OF ON
y WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY No. eO.-A GRAND ~
DRESS AND FANCY BALL will fnE
the ARAiORY HALL street, SATURDAY LIZ
NIGHT, February 81, 1854
MANAGERS:
Samuel G. Risk, &c. Mcclellan, Joseph Drytous,
Claude Brugniens, George Brookes, John Motif,
B. Wheelehnn, K. Arlrvlle, Thomas Quinn,
VIM Emerson, Charles Whingrs ]. +. Gruber,
VIM II. Garland, VIM Schmidt, J.. C. billiard
Marcus Lott, E, L Bercer ]. L. IAmohe,
3. Toedano J. F. Wild, l.. A. Diftndere
+. J. Baudeu Edw. II. Foslick, G. Kursheedt,
+. de Ia Caeja, r. L. Bruce David Bradbury.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATIONS
II. j. Ialatt, Alex. Robertson, John Sewell,
Henry j. I.eovs, John Davenport, Daniel Hogan,
Samuel s. Hogan, Aug. Bertel
FLOOR MANAGERS:
| Samuel S. Hogan, John Pattsmeyer, b. Hall,
Alex. Robertson, Henry H. iaitMtt, Henry I.eoyy
Tickets te volt
or at the the o the Ball.
ES Ladies bring their Invitations
| Init without. unlS I'd
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A RRIVAL OF Nine. ADOLPHE.-THE ORI-
IA GlNAL. UNSURPASSED AND JUSTLY CELEBR ATED Nine
ADOLPHE, THE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST
SYMPATHEST IN THE WORLD AND THE SAME DISTIN-
GuIsEIED LADY WHO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
REVELATIONS OF THE PAST AND THE PRESENT, WELL
TUE CORRECT PROJECTIONS OF THE FUTURE SUCH INTENSE
EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND, FRANCE AND THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES THAT QUEEN VICTORIA PRE-
SCENTED HER WITH CSIIY DIAMOND BRoACi, AND DAN
WEBSTER WITH RICHLY jEWELED RING is NOW IN NEW
ORLEANS, READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS AT THE WESTERN
NERANDA HOTEL. CORNER OF TCIOUPlTOULAS AND JULIA
STREEIs, PRiy ATE ENTRANCE On JULIA STREET., FIFTH
DOOR BR0M TCifOUPlLOULAS STREET,t WHOM SHE WILL
INFORM ALL ABOUT THE PAST, THE PRESENT AND THE
FUTURE If THEY ARE MARRIED OR NOT AND WHEN
WHAT LADY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL GET BUSINESS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. MYSTERIOUS AND ALMOST mi
POSSIBLE AS HER PROFESSION APPEARS, SIZE
MENDED BY so HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SOURCES AND WITII
so ISNuNERABLE CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGED
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS AND Skill TIL AT n PRECLuDES
ALI. SUPERSTITION OR PROBABILITY or DECEPTION
SlTIoN As MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE.
tS- CONSULTATION FEE FROM 81 IS. LADIES NOT DC
CUPY1NG MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES so CENTS ONLY.
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT THE MORNING TILL
ZEN All NIGHT. james
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Gharre has received per steamships Scott
Union and Empire City and by the sailing packets York.
and HaTe OF Fashionable FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore unsurpassed variety
and recherche style which he ors RETAIL
to his patrons at reduced prices The stock consists