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condition to prsambuste much further, spd accordingly
closed with the proposition but was no sooner within and
door closed than he seized by three Of the ady
big brothers. who, doubtless indignant at his masculine
presence In lady's private apartment, tumbed and
bounced him about the from ono to the other Ike
FOOTBALL AID finally opened the door and kicked hin gno
minousy into the street Nicholas after standing on and
on awhile until he had obtained ong In the middle
OF the street. made of for the police ONCE OF the Second
District and obtained for the arrest Of the ndi
7iduas, having asoertaned that In the scufs he had
been robbed Of ten dollars The fair Cyprian was accord
ngy brought to the police station together with her ras
cally confsdsrates, whose names are John Landrpsp
James Muholy and Patrick Play and they were all locked
up for future examination
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Gee.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LOUIsPr Grand Tower-Soo bbjs d,uy Kennedy
60 STROLLER 9ero 900 Easan &eooo Wiley Boude,.soo
do alcohol Saunders &eo 600 bb hhds prd
s.eLhsssss "a sks .sts Dupay Daubas
turnpss Wnehel-as1 Mesrogor Aiaowy-I34 malt
Bartous do onions do Fsahsrs Perkins
wis sss. cotton Cooper 4eci W
Acoio BrAndsr lams dcois Psws Hepkhs-supdss
order.
BAYOU sARAPsr Laurel Hill: ~ cotton
Deg.os kco-o Ls1sr Nc
Call bts molasse Bugisr?o Toednno TaylorBo bbs
lassss Ar Menbersers bbs msasses VAC Lss-2s f
ID Dunnghes-sundrissi 10 order
Echo bids sugar as nnoa,ses
"a M bbla olsses over2s bills oIzs Fellows
moa carmase % bids LauauI &aeins-s9 Stack
ousc-sundrest TO order
ALExANDRIA-Per Sarah otdan 20
Carroll Aeo3 Lsvereh &eo4s hbis
ace Owen Aeott bt molsss Bogrrt Foley Avsrysuu-
Toass bales COTTON hhds ugAr b6s mo
lasse,.
ST LOUIsPsr New Lucy1os Horrol
eo-s dc bb Price % tbs -four Frest &eolso
Dpnhsm-s's do 75I do Thompson
Aeo449 Acct
Acos do Wymsn-s bbs applss wshaw Aec-suDdss to
order.
oPELoUsAs-psr opsloasas; bales
Gogrdsin Kerr Carter Aeo-S
Msea7 Wright Acs-53 sugar bbls
Bogs Foley Avery2S bids sugar Kelly sugar
Panehs keois do Blsni4sa bids bbls leather
Lsavy 4 Caldwell.
LOBDELLs sToRE-Per IA.ona ~ bales cotton
Brsnder Williams seos1 JGande hhds ibis
tssd-It hbd sugar H-wes-4s bbl. nossses
Marnsaax-s DO % hi do Geyi3 hhds Pant
&so0 Lans MeCaa0 bbs slsse Mood vigpa1d-sI hhds
Roman k,rnicns6 DO LansauI Teins rs Bougney
G-Bsden5o bb II sha pheri &eo half bbs
Shsphsrd. 4t6 hhds lsT bills lob hf do.
DoSAI DSoSvILLE-Per 81 sugar w @
I'd Shift &eoi4do EG.r-rd Te-is
10 bb noass Druh,t seos75 do Bcgr Foley &Avsy-4
So hfdo4 bids BOgsndies to order. hhd sugar
22T bbls moifeacs So hf do
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River IntAlli9ence.

learn from the st Louis Democrat that the steamer
Cornea was sunk about Eve O'Clock on the morning of
the i7th, by striking rock at sawyers Bend, about
nine miles above st. Louis Her passengers baggage and
freight were saved 1t thought that she will be raised
Inc cornelia was insured In st. Louis offices
MuilNi ON The FANNY sMirH-.afrav and Deafh'-Ws
learn that quite serious and ARRAY occurred on
the Fanny Smith day last week between the deck
in the rst instance and finally between the
crew and the deckers The particulars stated
put appears that gang Of fellows very and
neutng to some Of their companions the voyage
woman vile OF one OF the party grossly nsultsd
by an Irshman which resented BY her and
the husband shot the Irishman dead.
subsequently to this tragedy the nterfsredthe
boat was landed and soms eight Of the ring
leaders were roughly handled sent ashore and the
boat then her voyage peace and harmony
Inc man who fell victim to his own lawlessness
Gently buried by the officers Of the boat Louisville
Courier, 18th.
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FLATBOATS.
In II h nj

In Fourth District
CrNcINNATIPe Rcbsdson boats $500 bbs -four Taylor
,assily.
oH0-Psr Prebles nstboAt tsss bbl. -four Durgan.
NDASATodds natbos 1854 e54 bb flour Cassidy,
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STOCK on hand sept !, leo3 .l0,51z 2s,4bb
yestsrday.. 5oi-4751oc 600 1854
ASSETS SO sl9
Exported to date. ...... 51ss1 74o4
yesterday. 9752-2ol ,633 81 7,4o7
Stock on hand not cleared. .224o45 2s,9l2
TOBACCo-we did not hear of a sale
SUGAR AND MoLAssES-sugar steady with sales
of GOO hhds at 3k03,s for Fair to Fully Fair. OF Mo-
lasses barely 500 bbs sold at 17h0lShe gallon
for Prime Choice lots The sales plantation
reached 600 10000 bbls (nsead of 10000 first
reported) nearly all taken for the West at 1915 gal
lon in the cstern.
FLoUR-Holders asking full prices and the sales
limited to 200 bbs including 100 st. Louis at
SO So 700 Ohio at Sc S. $50 mixed lot of Common Fine
and superfne at and $50 Extra St. Louis at 81 so p
barrel.
GRAIN-Corn was higher and with good demand the
sales reached 5000 sack of which 1000 New at 49, 1890 in
two lots a. 500 White at 65 and $500 sacks Old in
store about 6ss y bushe An offer of Csc refused
for another large lot which held at zoe bushei.
OF Oats $500 st. Louis sold at 5O5le q bush
el. Wheat was firm and $3.50 sacks taken in two
lots at 81 60 y bushel
PROyISI0NS-Mess Pork retailing at Sl2 rs q Dbl
for DID, and SIS 251 Sl3 so for Newmarket firm. Ba
dull and the only sale reported was 10 erces
Extra sugsrcured Hams at 121se y fb....Of Beef 100
bbls Prime Mess (Norwood's packng) sold Tues
day at Sl3 bbl.. Lard has advanced and $50 Kegs
Prime were taken at LID v h.
HAY-15O bbls Western sold at $23 p ton
COFFEE-Quiet and sales limited to 200 bags new Rio
at u, and 200 Prime at 1876 q fb.
sALT-A cargo of 800 bushels Turks Island sold at
q rate said to be 40e y bushel.
ROPE-A sale of GO coils Ordinary at 7s-9o days with
out interest
GUNNY BAGS-Dull, and 200 bales offered at 1lxs
without purchaser.
wHIsKY-5O bbls Raw sold at 2o+, and some retail
parcels of Rsctifed at 24e p gallon.
CANDLEs-loO boxes Star were taken at $50 . fb /;
time, without interest. 49,.
FREIdHTs-Two ships were taken for Lv - ~
and for Boston at 15l6e for Cotton and one for
werp at SEE for Wheat.
EXCHANGE-Dull at our quotations:
Sterling 1854 Mlo9
frhncs tUoANo
New York Sixty day Bills. D ct. disc.
sight Checks on New York. .h0A p ct. prem
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TRAGIc ATTAIN, Yesterday morning, German by the
name OF Lawrence Weber put end to his existence
under the following circumstances lie lived at Bremen
near the Rocky Branch and . tailor BY trade 1t
appears that ho and his wife lived rather unhappy to-
gether and she, tive three days since, after
had Of their old quarrss left him rented room
where she cohsbited with another German, who q
shoemaker She told the neghbors that the latter
her husband and represented that her husband
only her nephew Yesterday morning, her husband
to the place where she had taken her abode armed
with two pistols. The moment he enered the ROOM she
fed and just she passng through the door he fred
one OF the pistols at her the ball passed through the
door she closed after her and Immediately
the report Of another pistol heard Some persons
were attracted by the unusual and going
into the room found the deceased lying the floor well
teriDg In his blood and dead 1t is supposed that after
firing the pistol at his wife and before he knew the
result he discharged the contents Of the other himself
It proved fatal shot the ball passed directly through
his heart The deceased about years
age and vas lately from Chicago lie had been in this
city about three months. Coroners inquest held
and verdict in accordance with the above facts rem
dered. lst. Louis Intelligencer, 18th.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERsor CRY,
Wednesday Evening, December Is 1853.
Arrived to-day, 107 Western Cattle 200 Hogs IS Cows
and As Calves The supply is limited and prices firm in
favor Of holders Good Cattle still looking up. We
quote;
Beer CATTLE (western) fine to choice 91s@lo Is net
rough to fine ......... SLG8 4 y fb net
fAtfakanas e. Texas), 5l.G6Le q II
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A negro woman belonging to Mrs. John c.
Clay, at Petit Bots in opsousas Parish, was killed BY
lightning tho 18th
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A difficulty occurred in grog-shop in st.
Louis on the night of the 18th, during which .
named Peter T. Pelstein infantry soldier killed.
and barkespsr attached to the establishment danger
ously wounded.
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The Senate of Virginia, by a test vote, has in
structed the Committee Banks to report bill more
efsctualy to suppress the circulation Of small notes
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HORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO-01
ii ii FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 50 Camp
street, Ne. o,ls"n. Toad especially sq.s.,
Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL of all knds
his we'll selected PAfo
FoRTEs from the factories Of frat max the United States and
which found those Of A. STODARD co.
York, HALL SON. II New York, PLEYEL Co., Of
The above tbs following kinds GRAND Sc
Of the celebrated mske the world combining all the late
had Of the subscriber style Of
Of 6x oetaves They will be sold at manuisetuers
pres MUSICAL MERCHANDlSE Of all kinds quantity
Among hand the
ACCoRDEONs
ued WILLIAM HALL SON from the most approved
MODELS. Thss the class
stand the climate The subscriber has had
the Music the Northern Cities we'll
acquainted with details Of the s
selected that has he Southern
facilities such that he will aways selected
all kinds MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS the LATEST and
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC. This Musical Public respectfully
invited 10 call aud EXAMINE his stock.
fels HoRAT0 d. HEWITT 80 Camp New Orleans
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NIGS-500 drums Smyrna, landing ex }
= ~S'A''' ''' '' A. a. Z. COCHRAN = co. " Crawl.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, Eric.

~ The stock in this line consisting Of the COOPER M.
TOBIAS and RIVAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS, with hne
SWISS and ENGLISH LEVERS ogsther with
suck Of EASTERN JEWELRY. SLvERWARE, have
selected with by ROBERTS for
the Wholesale exclusivey
cash. induce VII be offered to purehas.rs
- Every article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED or the
MONEY REFUNDED
q WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC., CAREFULLY REPAIRED ..d
WARRANTED. DIS en-
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PERSEVERANCE FIRE CO. -
az. ,.as....a .... s.s '% .:s 4 s:..
8, y Esx,, hs:.; 2. SUNDAY sosEIss J.a..y 80
Stone q By order ''''''' '''s DOW
SEAMENs LANDLORD ASSOCIATION
VS.. !. s q.
sa Or n; e.. ..s ': b. ss
s s 81 az sssi . . : 9. . T. ss
81 s casnSs styling III If sTis
tsis'sdl efI p.ys ERsLEw, n s4s.ss,
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< Il fir sSaRsES Il s sStis
9 s s2kss ! sAs scshftx
/ k ssHN!S sgs aa SA diltn,
a. ). / f% Sss's. & s? ssSa.
RIvIDEND.-GAs LIGHT COMPANY,
&. 4 :. : g.:
NOTICE OF ELECTION:-Pursuant to a
Writ q Election es.as a.s ii; is.h ssy Of
q z b; ss.ss e y:
N IS; 4 q, e y fsI;
River
]; Il s i;:S
a. the oeea'ionsd BY the rssnson Of The Hon.
Eel 4. .s from 3; s:.
he Il. S:"
Election s conducted and duplicate returns b.
'''''''''' '''''''s VAUDEVILLE MAa,eSY..
sbehns Once, fohe.us December 49, dao Ia
NOTICE.-LArAYErrE AND PoNrcHARrRAIS
RAILROAD CoMPANYA Meeting Of the soethodsrs
4; NJ; Once No. is 'ssl''s street, ss. f. S siiSoar
T Aw AND NOTARIAL NOTICE-wM. L.
E 4. Ss s.. .. (. I'D r s
osc. IA. street. Ms '''
ALL POWERS OF ATTORNEY heretofore
n granted by me are hereby revoked wmrx .c
VNHE undersigned having been rs-appointed
y Hesa n .Ts
s. cssssss street. loli ami WIN. cARisTY.
JACKSON RIFLES, ATTENTION!-L
ca bai de q vi =. e', id to s.
turtle, ua, nose'BS order of the S .
JoIgg!RMEYMEN HoUsE-cARPEN- n
days each month"; No. ss1 rsh: sfFRSsoS .
IL ALBRIGHT Recording ssei.sry. ' ''' iy,sfy.
II OUISIANA GRAYS-RELIEF COMMITTEE
t. s,s Sssn By The Company
JOHN MAGUIRE, Chairman Claiborne street, between Common
WILLIAM LOWELL No. 10 Magazine Benton near Mepom.ns
~ & m l Ha Is. a1s . Tire % vii,
es ate according Article Of the Byeaws Relief
oaotani 29p JOS. =. RI1sItA, Secretary.
~ To THE VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF Or
LEANSI myself before Candidate fr Of
JUDGE OF fHE FIRST DISTRICT COURT q Or sns
and should pleasure csnisr upon distinguished
honor Of seeing hs. Die station sha the
Of abilities diehsrgs duties dsvovins
fully and mpsrtisly. Your obedient AP FIELD
New Orleans, December IS 1898.
~ Messrs. Editors: Please to announce
Maor II. ]. RASSEY
Thiid msiTnd,
d3s INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
ED- Messrs Editors: Please announce Col
A, P. FIELD for JUDGE of the FIRST DISTRICT COURT
obis. bis MANY FRIENDS ais tdso
>mI. 0. o. F.-HowARD LODGE No. 10
AVA @s.:'s s rHuHsp ~, EVENING MING, L0ss: Rapm
DR.. SAMUEL HARDY, N. g.; II. HARDY, ". O.;
JAS DAVIS Rec Secretary; JAMES FURNEAUx Per- sseetay
Tfi0S. BAILEY, Treasurer.
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On Joseph HUFTY, Oh
~Vs IMPORTER, w.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY

AND.
STAPLE G GODS,
No. 80 CAMP STREET, und.r the City Hotel New Orleans,
the Of Retail Dealers
VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS which hly
imported and constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHE'LL COMBS
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFFALO COMBS, Of style and
variety
BRUSHES description, of his manufacture aud at the
lowest Northern Factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLES,
Such Is PERFuMERY, HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS, PoMATUM,
FANCY SOAPS,
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES, PORT
ABLE DESKS ether with endless PORTE mon
NAIEs Of style and shape, and at unusually LOW
PRICES.
GUNS, PISTOLS KSIvEs, COLTS AND WARMERS RE-
vOLylNG PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAZoRS, LIFE PRESERv-
ERS, FISHING REELS TACKLE every variety suit
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREeCENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, December 20, 1858.
C0TroN-Ths demand was fair yesterday and about
5000 bales taken without any material alteration in
prices. We yet quote:
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BREAKING Dowr oY THE Roor A TnEATRE-On the
morning Of the 18th, large portion of the Roof to
Bates Theatre at st. Louis which by several
inches Of recent fall Of snow fell in with terrible
crash tearing down the ratings to the two upper circles
crushing the settees and lodging in disordcred mass In
the dress circle and parqustte. Two in the
house at the time, but miraculousy escaped unnured
Had the accident occurred few hours earlier, many
lives would doubtless have been lost. The Democrat
says:
There great blame attaching somewhere to this mat
ter Whether 1t ia with the Of the buing with
the architect, or the employed journeymen
determine. Last summer the management went to .
considerable expense In repainting and redecotng
establishment therefore this account catasrops
must be regretted But the jeopsrdxing Of tbs lives
10 many ctissns (though even unknowinsiy, must
preSums another consideration place the affair in
another light few hours before, told, the
theatre was crowded from pit to dome with human be-
ings-among whom were many Of best citzens male
and female Had the crash occurred then instead Of
condoling with gentleman for trifng peounary loss
we would have been summoned to mourn the massacre
Of several hundreds Of friends and relatives We
have already had example of the dreadful of
such occurrences Is there way guard agsn their
rspetitionl
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Dos TON-Psr Claisss Courier; asserted mdss.
WILMlNsToS-Pr Sidney Price: 1900 bb oaval store
pARRATARA-PsrE Lspisr % bhdsgn Ibis 70
order. - "
coAsT-PsrcOr.h - hhd' susn half mosss 10 order
Barge Lea " 49,
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ST. LOUIS

win leave THURSDAY, December %. at O'Clock NJ.
NOR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, HICKMAN, ~ =
III MEMPHIS HELENA NAPOLEON, and sill LS31hFF33.&5s
iniemedi,ts ls.ding. Regular ST. Louis ard Nev Or
ELIZAThe light
ming passenger ELIZA E H. Stevens port
eeeisg freight and will leave abve. For passage,
having superior accommodation, 90 board,
dT JOHN 'E q CO., IA Poydrne street.
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"HITE LEAD-In %, 80, 100 and 500
keg from the Atlantic, Union Brooklyn, Pacific, Ulster
and SAngeries White Lead Co.'S.
AsS FRENCH ZINC GREEN and oshsr PANTS WINDOW
~, For ale BY A. pkLAGRAyE CO.. VI Masaains a. sss
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HAvREPer Dadsm -four go hs whss,
$500 slaves " - $3.50
CAREST0NPsr Virginia btls uolase,
12S do whisky, . hhds tobacco Iii pkgs mdss.
BAHCgL0NA-Psr Empendsndy; bales
NEW YokK1P barney e1s bales cotton 80 do cuttings
BIS Sasaparila 1913 brs amp pkgs mdss do
PENsACOLAPer Mary Ellen bids sugar 100
salt sundr.s
HAvRE.Psr Manehes,.r: i7ss bales sstton.
IklESTE-Psr Norwegian brig Rnnnell: ass
HAvANA-Psr Mary Elisabeth bbs ksgs bbls
talew - eks hams - bxs pork 10 horses.
fGNSACOLA-Psr Ella 800 sacks 100 bales hay
LQNDON-Per Ernst Aoisty Arne: slaves
0ENOA-Psr Epaminondas 9gis bales esttos.
vERPOoL-Pe ship St Jshn: com.
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his Of which season.
pressy for the Southern market, consisting in parto
OV ERR ATS.
BLACK, BROWN AND OLIVE CLOTH;
BLUE AND CL0UDED MACKINAW;
DRAB. BRO VN AND FANCY BEAVER;
LIGHT, BLUE and FANCY CoLORED PILOT;
PETERSHAM AND LION SKIN, ali cooIs
SACS AND PALETOTS.
GOLD MIXED AND BROWN TWEED;
BLACK AND FANCY COLORED TWEED;
BLACK, BLUE, OLIVE AND BROWN CLOTH |;
MARBLED AND CLouDED CLOTH Kos.u b style;
MAPPED BEAVER AND PETERsiAM
FROCK COATS
SUPERIOR BLACK CLOTH, VELVET COLLARS;
MEDIUM QUALITY CLOTH;
BROWN AND BLUE CLOTH;
OLIVE AND MULBERRY CLOTH.
PANTS.
BLACK AND FANCY DoESKIN;
FANCY CLOUDED AND PLAID CASHMERE;
CADET MIXED AND BLACK sATINETj
BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN CASHMERE.
KENTUCKY JEAN AND BLUE CoTToNADE.
VESTS
DOUBLE AND slNGLE-B REAST TED BLACK SATIN;
FANCY AND BLACK EMBROIDERED CASHMERE
BLACK, PLAID AND CLoUDED SILK; - -'
PLAIN BLACK AND FANCY CLOTH
LoWPRICED WOOL AND VALENCIA VESTS description
Also, Just Received 49,.
TT large invoice of LINEN BOSOM, LINEN CHECK AND
HICKORY SHIRTS; MERlNo UNDERSTANDS; LACED JEAN
City country dealers invited inspect the above.
l.. A. LEVY, JR.,
da3 Magazine street.
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VIII issss FRIDAY, Dseenhsr ct O'CLOCK ?. n
EOR VICKSBURG, WARRExTON, -
II NEW CARTHAeE GRAND GULF, ROD lG2
NEY, NATCHEz FORT ADAMS, bAYU SARA,
and BATON RoUGE-Rsras. Westy New Orleans vckshsr
Pc bet Steamer LUCY ROBINSON, place Of GLgNDY
esan and swift running Passenger packet
LUCY ROBINSON Capn TAAac NJ C@ments,
BURKE receiving freight will
freight having superior apply o. q
SMITH FIMISTER, is Canal street.
N.B-The Laey Rebinspn Aida and
will take Yssoo River freight
- There -l Be Clerk the Lsves freight
nesday moruinR.
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Will leave SATURDAY, December H. at s O'Clock ps
EHOR VICKSB URG, WARRENTON, 80
NEW cARTaAs!, ssAsp sgLy, aoD, la11Et
.nd BATON RouGEResuar Saturday Weekly vlssg fs<kst
running packet SOUTHERN BELLE
White. above For psss.ss apply
SMITH 4 FniIsTER, iG Canal street,
~ The Southern Bella will take Yssoo freight privilege
ofreshippnr. d9e-
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The steamer Grand Tower s ST. Instant Passed
tsamer Lah Tuna aground Island Mesab at Ds Lsnoa
4 kentuek Bend II. Choueau It Princeton.
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The following Certificate, Of Stock having been lost n.sid
hereby application will DO made to the New Oea
Company Of this ely for duplicate Certificates Of she same at
the expiration Of sixty days
SMALL dated in sa3, fifty
ESQ EACH Light and Banking
Company
90 JOEL SMALL dated 24h August sas for shares
fi00 issued the New Orleans Light Company
New Orleans, December le 1858 dis 1aw6w
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RIVER STEAMERS.

AFOURCHE PACKET DOCTOR -.
- ss sffs T. !. & 7. ''.v'' MONDAYS
ma, 4. LAyoRssr, :, sa!s,s,. .. :.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
0yyrcg OF THE DAILY CRgscEyr,
Thursday Morning, December %. 1853
CLEARED YESTERDAY

OyyIcg DAILY CRgscEvr
Thursday Morning December no. 1853
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Diadsm Myrek, for Havana, Up Whitney AGO
Bfk sifsna Ann hobeson, for Charleston, sL&EL.vey
33psah XVI .np'cnasndfy Moos bsesons, Qnadrus
ship O Barney, Barney, New York, Wn Crsrvv
Schr Mary Ellen. cozsens, Psnsaeoa, j 81 P.vt,r
snip Mi~ankis, Sous Hsyre, NV Barter
span snp r-Ac for Bnrceiona Pug Mirs
snip nlaneneser Tyler, for lavrs, v Block
shlp AufoPean Iurner Mobile, m ballast ~ Whtney AGO
n%wgisn ing hanns beehks for Trieste Up Within
Schr Ella, hrrnbak, Pensacola TurIsy 40
Brsman ship Erps Moety Arne Fre London J.rin,
ShiP Espsnim ndus, Conday for Genoa, Nv Barter
Ship 81 John, sksdfall for Liverpool, VII Barter
ARRIVED.
Ship cs.s. Courier knapp 30 days from Eosou.
seAr Sidney Prize Gsnshy IL day. from wlngon Dsp..,sr
ser rs Lsp. Pain. days Ban.iar
Sebr Corab, Sylvester from Cosst-sscond district.
Sehr Adsons, from Turks leland.
Steamboat
Grand Tower, Gore from ST. Lous
Laursl Hi, Cotton, Bayou Sara,
Echo. Jeanfrsu, from balss.
Sarah Gordon, Giasseoek, from HarrsonbuYg.
New Lucy, Dsvinnsy. St Louis
oPeousas, Hneklsy from Opelousss.
Music sreek. from DonA dsonyiIs
New Latona Gross, from Lotdeps Store.
Iewboat Anglo Ceit Porter
instant ship Silss Holmes ship Classa Courssr
sehn Sidney Price and 8 Leiper.
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YAZOO RIVER.

wllssve THURSDAY. p.cemhe. IS, at O'CLOCK p.
LNOR LEFL0RE, GREENWOOD, - -
II MARION, YAZ00 CITY, SATARTfA and all Le11@1c5Xs
intermediate land nxsRegnla- Ys,oo River and New
hxh draught PLANTER, Capt Wiley, viii
passage having accommodation
apply on board, foot of cusionho1,s street, or to
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NEW CONCER N A. B. JAMES,
~ (of the Late Firm Of MARSHALL JAMtsD
Has determined his WHOLE
SALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS and opening his
No. SO MAGAZINE STREET opposite u BANK
PLACE, large and we'll assorted stock Of
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
purchased within the last unusually and which
he ia prepared to sell 81 corresponding low rates
ssns the belief be offer Dealers Goth and eouny
inducements such rarely with this through bus
it'll OF the of DRY GOODS
in This he will constantly receiving the and most de-
srabe styles and descriptions of
SPRING GOODS
B His stock present consists Of PRINTS, LAWNS, ROBES
GINGHAMs, late exhibition at the Crystal Palaei LINENS
LACEs HOSIERY, GLOVES HANDKERCfEFS, RBB,N in full
stock; GAMBRIcs, JAcoNETs SWISS AND OTHER MUsL!NS.
BRoIDERIEs offered. MUSLIN SLEEVES
style HANDkERCHIEFS WELLS MUSLIN BANDS, COLLARS,
HABITS, CHEMlsETTEs CAPEs, etc. both Tamboud and
Needework CATS, GLOVES all Of which Of late impoa
PANTAIooNERIss, VEST SHAPES, coATNes GLOW Es sus.
PENDERS DE LANES of the latest French paitsTns
ALPACAS ORLEANS ALBERT CLOTHS plain and figured ME
RINoS SUMNER and CANTON CLOTHS, with every thing in
DRESS GOODS necessary for the season.
LANTERS' GOODS,
full stock comprising BLANKETS KERSEYs osNABURGs,
JEANS PLAID and STRIPED LNSEYS 50 to IA SHIFTING and
SHEETlNG, FLANNkLs WooLEN SHIRTS, all Of which
the subscriber invites the attention Of the trade Of which he will
position particularly ny
will TO them low prices and good articles and will onmsnd
their trade and confidence. A. B. JAMES,
dao lmd&3mW 80 Magazine IL Bank Place. N O.
I lou AT N.-The Subscriber, being
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