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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-16

THK- GARDINER~ TRIAL.-This most extraordinary
case is attracting the attention Of the whole country
1t is not the mere amount of money involved, but the
surprising chapters morals that opens beneath the
legal questions which gives the most marked interest
The Augusta Consfitutionalist remarks as follows
This .trialnHgY progressing at Washington IS eA
are many peculiar circumstances connected with IL
and the fent isone Involving the chdraefeno f mols
persons than that Of the defendant on tal SEN
impossible that SO large an amount could have 49,
haudnenfy distracted fnem the Treasury and yet -
agents and attorney through whose aid e vas
plshed be unaeouainted with the fraud. IF r. Gefals
ner guilty. Il is stretchof charity 10 SUPPOSE tnsI.
innocent HiHeE
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lady may be mentioned AZ an especial favorte ct
every town she visited.
There exists in Paris firm Cllx. Loua& b Co..
whose professed business is to procure dramatic sue
cess BY judciously packing theatre with . ca
number of nights after which public enthusiasm 10
accepted as a fact. This firm recently made treaty
with NM. Werner, the directors OF the Ambigu, by
which in confederation Of the sum OF o00f (f32O)
paid down, NM. Louat h Co. were to receive a GER
tain number Of tickets, at greatly reduced prices
for the next two years; it being understood that the
personsadmitted by these tickets would systematically
applaud the performance. At the end OF a month,
however, NJ. Desnoyer succeeded to NM. Werner
in the direction Of the theatre. The new manage
ment repudiated the contract with Nm Louaf VINO
thereupon brought an action to enforce II. ms
action was dismissed by the Tribunal OF Commerce,
upon the ground that treaty, the real object OF
which was to produce fictitious applause in theatre
must be considered Illegal and contrary u pubic
order. NM. Louat then sued M M werner. ana NJ.
Desnoyer as their assignee, Tor the RESTITUTION OF
SOOOf., and the French law not going so far as the
English which will not allow money paid for an lille
gal purpose to be recovered they succeeded in the
latter suit.
The representation of Klingemanns drama called
Martin Luther" has caused so great an excitement
in Breslau that the government has found it neces-
sary to forbid its repetition.
On the 4th inst, Auber's ever pleasing opera, la
Muette de Portci was given at the Brussels Theatre
Royal, which was crowded in every part. The chief
honors must be accorded to Mademoiselle Duriez,
who, as the Muette displayed refined sensibility,
high intelligence acueness of perception and feci-
y Of expression. The silent depicting of her wrongs,
her despair her desire of revenge, and her subse-
quent compassion, was more eloquent than words,
and proved highly effective. We shall not make any
remarks the other artstes, but merely state that
the mise en- scene was admirable and that the or
chestra is one ofthe best in Europe, and that the
manager appears to be good caterer for public
amusement. The entertainments this winter will be
diversified by the operate performances Of Signor
Bocca's Italian company, lately arrived from the
Prussian capital. That gentleman is one of the most
successful imprsari of Europe, and this time also,
he has continued to bring together very good
troupe, amongst whom several established favor
ties. The reperory of Sgnor Bocca for the season,
isa highly attractive one, and our countrymen in
some Of the most delightful operas OF the Land Of
Song
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.

Nearly Two Mnlllons Of Gold Dust-The Call-
1oKnia Malls-News from New Granada
Markets, &c., DO.
The mail steamship Georgia, Capt. Porter, arrived
yesterday morning, from Aspinwall, whence she
sailed on the 10th inst, and Kingston, jamaica
whence she steamed on the Esd.
She brings the gold dust and the California mails,
but no later news.
Our thanks are due Mr.. E. W. Hallsthe Purser Of
the g., and TO Messrs Berford Co., for late papers
and news.
e. Al
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Annexed is the

The following deaths occurred on board the CT
Jan. 23.-John Leland.
p. Riordan.
L. d. Sawtell, of Kenasha, Wisconsin.
OAR tanning, of White Lake, Michigan.
2S-NichOas Raullen.
On the 26th inst the Georgia passed the steam
ship Northern Light, hence for San Juan del Nore,
Nicaragua.
The G. brings Kingston dates of the 23d nst.-one
day later. No news
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1865 per barrel Rce-Only retail operations are occur.
ring aAlt-We are sHn without supplies Of 6ne. Soap
We have nothing . report Of this article Toh.ceo
pigs without roots and very much in disavor, were
placed 30s the package American, Of the proper de-
scription, are held for As.
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KINGSTON Jamaica January 21-3utter-There is not
any American or Halifax at market Beef-Halsteads
has been placed al Sos per half barrel Smiths il held
for 52s ana other brands not in favor BreadVer
ley Ro6nsons being placed at Us and 19s per bar
rel for pilot and crackers respectively There not any
foreign in first hands, Corn Meal-Saes in moderate
parcels to the extent Of 500 barrels at 24s Candles
Tallow are wanted The last sales were at 7lad. per
h., but that figure has been refused for thousand
boxes Cooks and Douredoure's to arrive. Corn-Bal-
tmore at s.. Cd. per q bushe) bag. New Orleans
at az. and Savapilla at 3s 71ad. per bushel. The
stock is still large, and there some indications Of
a slight decline in the vainc OF American Cheese Il
scarce but ample supplies of Eoeh looked for in the
expected packet Fou5O0 barrels out Of the last arri
val from Baltimore have been taken at 25s in bond and
smaller operations being effected in parcels of 100
barrels at j4s. duty paid $50 barrels st. Lous have
been also moved at 32s The market Is heavy with large
supplies considerable portions OF which have been some
time bere. God-Both doubloons and American gold are
We quote the former at TO An the latter *
10 per cent. premium. Eiams--Nne tierces Of Amerf
can which lived TO bare market readily taken
up AT lid per n All descriptions are still wanted Lard
200 kegs taken under similar circumstances Mt 10d
per H. Iumber-So operations Of any importanc, have
'ransprec. oilCod somuands r.. Cd. per gallon Pork
lie market is nsct 7s with large supplies 30 barrels
fey Orleans mtss tayt teen aced, with other goods,
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In addition to the above productions there were
raised an immense quantity Of melons, which were,
for the most part, consumed on the ground where
raised and no accurate estimate or rather none APP
preaching accuracy, can be made of their aggre-
gate weight or number.
CENSUS OF SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
From the census report Of Sacramento county,
published by the Californian, il appears that the
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AAs Kloof, between Fort Wiltshire and the mouth
= Ae Kat River, and the kloofs not far from thence
1y1&eA - Second ngginent, under Captain Old
-, mhered 50 severely some months ago.
ne following awkward occurrence - related in
- Gy0haw's Tbs0~ Journal, OF Nov. l6:-
Captain de Villiers has had very narrow escape.
ne was proceeding with party OF twenty Of Monta-
g1's Horse, the 9th inst, from the Chumie Camp
= Tie Keiskamma Hook, and had dismounted while
ascending the steep mountain leading from the ANA
1sh River TO Wolf Valley, the guns Of the party
being in their buckets, when he was surprised aud
attacked by body OF about one hundred rebel Hot
teneots. He and his party being completely surprised,
had nothing left for it but flight. The rebels sue
eeeded in capturing ten horses and five guns,
besides which two horses were shot, and one
wounded.
Captain Rennie, of the 73d regiment, who is sta
toned at the Chumie post, hearing OF this affair
Immediately dashed off to the spot, and fortunately
succeeded in extrcating twelve OF the troops from
position of no small peril. The Hottentots were
nowhere to be found having decamped on the first
appearance of the rescuing forces.
Lieutenant Reeves, of the 73d regiment, has also
lad narrow escape. He and few men with him
were surrounded by the rebels, and had he not
steadily held his ground would have been cut of to
q man.
The news from Australia has had considerable
eject on the Cape markets. There was an immediate
rise in all kinds of provisions for export and several
vessels have been laid for Melbourne, while many
respectable persons have formed themselves into par
tes, well supplied with provisions, implements, &C.,
br trip to the diggings.
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Additional Items from California Papers.
CENSUS RETURNS OF SANTA BARBARA COUNTY.
We are under obligations to L. S. Hoar, ESQ.,,
agent for the county OF Santa Barbara the
following abstract of his report upon the enumera-
ton, &C., of that county. The time occupied in TAX
ing the census was ninetytbree DAYS,
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IusiIn and China.

CAPTURE or PEGU-wAR IN BURAAH ALMOST
0vER--sUCCEss OF THE REBELS IN CHINA.
A Geographic despatch from Trieste announces
TIE arrival there of the overland Indian mail. The
despatch says, under date of January l2th-The
steamer Adria arrived this morning with the Cal
estta mail of the sth December. Pegu was taken ON
the 2lst November and will be annexed. The cam
paign may be considered as at an end unless the
Burmese forces should invade eur new territory,
which they win probably do. In such a case we
should march on Ava.
The northwestern frontier is quiet.
Calcutta exchange firm at 2s. 05d. IS Id. The
supply Of money continues abundant.
From China we hear that the insurrection gains
Hyound.
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Markets.
MONEY MARKET.

LONDON, Jan. 15-P NJ.
The Bank Of England returns for the week ending the
sh instant give the following results compared with the
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The Latest News,



Mr.. Buchanan, the American tragedisn is starring
IL at Huh.
Mr. Ira Aldridge's performances Of Othelio"
have met with extraordinary success at Berlin. II
mnst be added that the jealousy of the Moor seems
tors and theatrical critics Of that place.
The Emperor Louis Napoleon. 20 commemorate
the opening Of the Cirque Napoleon, which be at
tended, has presented VI. Dejean the director with
. magmrcent PIN surInounted with an eiaerald and
verses which were sung on the occasion, with a val
uable gold snuff box; and NJ Laurent OF the Olera,
ny whom the verses were sung NJ Adolphe Fran
son, chief OF the performances, and NJ. Gosse and
M. BarTias, who executed the paintings with which /
tbe interior is decorated with pins decorated with
tII'ianis.
Mr.. Slime Reeves, with Miss Julia Harland has
Barn making most spccessfu provincial tour. The /
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY,


CINCINNATI January ...FLOUR-Tere good demand
day serae the light stocs
trsns I'd. The 100, 900 and l6 hbl
do "a As; rs o. do
fONSiONS-Thr improved feeling noticed
continues 10 be exhibited the huvsrs uehal
larger Hn o several day pas" tho gh e transactions reported shos
small
have particulars. We sales bbls sop
i0iic 900 hg ME- Buk Meat
Sholl HnI Sides We r,'ood that
sod Mt about $6 - rd round lot Of btl Lsr lH deliverable
Madison We quote Bulk Meat aud IG7Ae
and sides rn. Lard 000l3c hbl aud III
Pork Is With the that buk
higher figures HOGs1here is fair number oripg
met with crs'p hdne demand prices ranging from -
w lois, however hpg tals 80 WIlISkY-Saas
ia bbs sEc Ind eating farther decline.
SHes 2f boxes Ssfc The market hsagy the
npad very limited tTfEItSalts Of bbh prime 20 m
he demand rs net tive, AZ packer decline pag tbasa ts.-..
OLA fs NJ loo hbs lAneed be drl yersd tbs moih
cash indicating farther improvement AR hha
lots tts to Sc for to good The good
I's shade batter We nuice sale Of 50 boxes White
Aosc Of COZ ibis at CSC from landing and
from % The demand quite active aud there but
fw sellers the former rate COZ FhEsa"s i4o skGl
s& The l"sand is rather better, but still ouly limited.
MOBILE, January Co1TON-Iess animation to-day the de-
tnd has b. good and continue hr the sales
Al 30 90 500 alcsMiGlpgs s9E@sk BAGGNG AND
present good business doing yesterday Market
however, firm sSGas for Shoulders. Side
COFFEE RIO ha. BEEN ling large lots s
Market dededly easier aud purchases ul have
qHr Prfso TUESDAY Il. mauttni-say 4@1lA ~
10 l33 q u IN ls aud kegs. MOLASSES-SaiSst TAR xent la 70
fern made lots to the trade at 25}se gallon demand
tORk-Ne quote Mess SIS 75@19, prime Bis Runps
81 25ml7 80 = bb .suGARstoek age Considerable business
II small from 5LE6kc prime to choice clarified -
FktilIS-An American ship akcu up to-day "a, r is
vessel laid l7S2d Others filing up Liverpool
h. were TIVE all Hesses bark and brig engaged for New York
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e,'try? ~. VI. Esg. sps ding
tr y @ han. WIFI s % KiIsF fsianis Il Do
eaaeS % 4 INT bacon s.e't& Hsia = % ss bt rct
IS e l1r Rsepli Do % SIS Gial' i,f &i6kgs iiss
ralh-r hlnI~2i BIZ ql1r l. 4 T. T. ievyi do mustard
s Sc bro o7 1' Do u w sfsGdf 30 f III. g sS,
sely, sos DO flyieT ail.so do Gatsysindcs
L.sotgcmE rs ST.. e9e, My reIy 2, lAs, q cs
g . POI. Eea'.e y q grquhe,t % 70 bids sugar
Is do Lott Chsr,ante Boeer PoIsy Aver y 40 81 Mr.
mol'.s' Aliin i hhd s.ia to3, W Mongoln-
D n r .t nyie-2a do + Gerard &Tos 81 1aa lioass.s
rth4ri &co7odo hda agr Cazenlye do los t no.sea
t,ssyci do G4naqs Rsnel4 v E rhompson.O shin
steamer Ks4 River 70 hl' g e
w .,so - Raj Roid % DO psBIaS'@i5 Ksa9s
60 bAfcsng Dc = sgs mol ) 9.g-55 Do 5e-e
roa si IKE nj bGis 10 40 al &c ''u'aA' N'''
ST MARTNsyILLEPe. .,caner Rosa tale, cotton III,
noss.es DO bids sugar II bales l4t Char
'9 & d aa5 & 6%'Tiy 70 do eas nsiss,gs Goqan kI
81 O. slo' cotton DeBerr9 hhds osis
sii bids sugar, ''''
SaTcI r,: Is = sm.5 Kna. az l.s r.
= cipqiag .s"s Cos camrnah, sqpres ws-5o
2 . r,iroisc fsqqsf $eis v fsiq, ssoyi5 Ye.a4e
3 2 ss !k fa,e &oo5 Deal Go+fod a BIO
s3 d raSe li4iGiio'l M; ;sga Gerard srq@s IL
! % 4 :" !o!i-o Do a 10 Hol'tsss Carol
f @a's is IS 3 sS IS aG e t Asy' A ' fe''
N LIZ aES ~ WI .; ;y sph. BIS 4 s o
Hr1gisr %i,an SEQ! wfii acoi77 Pn{n II .'oa
Sgsesnd Br. &s9 g lsn, ove Seea3 FRob.51 Alsn-s!J
h IsR"a Gos1,S 4s, 10 r NJ T. 4 ratl
- swoey Green IItnarsor 4 P.ae-s Anefsaa ssS
Sff r.! 4 II ~ IL .y9r 9li htad'y " TEN Aso
eser 4 Co bssaits-s ( II Erase Sso-
hides KS AtSmsroi 5sa ISL Is M
n5 o i. %a Se'fsst NJ % sss .G,s 6 Con
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Is-or,,s's safs Company.

E'hE attention Of the public is called to the
.t5 superiot1 tes SAFES othsrz Our Sales
.tsn snrs Nv principle VI f torn
rT from ghtiron gatssor brs, around which eomY
chilling ths liquid making nPere-
sts the chise drill end capable Of oskEag Howsof
etge To ihs seeniie, lseny Say, Mature
dseai tha sAEe' &c bso sF. tvsss screws, for the .
remove required
Them ghe Neither the banning elen.u1 make impress
au, Il solid lined with wall
ssvins, LILIES
drgE DRILL AMI POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
EkS cny really dpgtoy for cthsr val
Sc further, there little security any the oopaf
Tsc Bans Nanlts They ~ the ~cTt n mechs s,
ftra ufgk n iuta, psreucs kasdemoBsrsfsd.
furnish
hNE FAULTS SIZES m 3ankiu insutaiiors asrcnsis
rfivfuss allie whc viii warranted D and Powder
.sasi, phrr sar 4ruit ss Lilies 8zlk Lorks
rpls lfthhrr Sa tn4 f~k hsi WITH D-y sevsil's
-
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APAlAClUfOA-Pet America bbls -four PA do
~eky % d. ad ~ pork 33 potatoes ha eks bacon
2hhisa l5s bbs slntg specig md s5ndres
GENoA-Per ship Iay! 27s alai cotton.
Per bark Same 1901 bales cotton 81 e ai g Is so
- lI bs best % @ whisky ga do pork $40 do fo1t 30 do
Indse.
BOSTON bari Antelspsi to ii5 bis PORK 400
ties bb sad 20 tee 81 LIS s 1s has bbs beef 81 bas hiios
u pigs mdse
LvERfooT-Pes ship johanna smh 1918 bale, cotton 2s5 bn
ros hour.
SKIS 50 DO oats.
BRAZOS ST JAGOPsr schr n MeKag ball -four
bread 50 do 80 b1s $50 jars oil Ts pkgs mdse.
LVERPoOPc ship Isappsanok 1904 bnles If sres
beef 1875 eks oil oako g00) slaves.
CHARLFSTO SPef 3tephsn Hohkrs 2s hhds
ia bills noss 96 10 q1 $50 10 whisky pork
m lard 80 bTs nnde, so els cks hams 80 bills
NEW YoRkrer bark Loretto Eth 40? hhds sugar 2s bhl.
lnsses
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M EMORANDA,

~ Steamer In Ksnae left ST. Louis the lib IN port @
New Orleans Pacific, Grand Turk and Columbus
B Toboa Whitney reports the sbpPshe from ss~Yok
outside the bar bound
~ Bark Sarah Nichols Rio De Itnero repor bn, ad-
and Ls-oq thu, port 10 ding Orleans, sail
fgw days
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sTEXAsPer steamship Cincinnati; q bales Payne fai
soni15 a. poems lno Williams Swney
Green Aeo3+ DO nsy, BLAIR &co0 do so pecan. Mel.
ooi7 do Bare Ii &spci 40 bdes psie- Elder &oI5 III.
do Arthur Ss1 dodo slnga pecon' nd les COTTON
Green Harding do l9 pseans ID Grief &ol
cotton Hall Rqdy5 hils
bales III @ lia Kapp &co % bales bg pgeaa
Lsnprnr &selb1 4 AIchrlI-2
90 10 Pickett, Pekin Idol III specie ohgrtson MebougA-
slcR loeaGr Wright, Williams &eol9 hAls cotton McDOsel Nib
&eo-suniues 20 urler.
MASE-Per son PAVING tlorka Stephens
GREENOCKPer ship PlHiu l2s pig iron Wood 4 Low
l25 10 Shark, Day STA ~ 28 do 10 tons c6al n order.
TiOMAsroNPer His I-.y Watts: Ibis lime nnstar
ST MARKS Per sr .1 Ianr1'n bales o
l3g hh snav1 p" Stil5 10 Kogers
DO = ilpnon2 do 2rO btl. fish NcConoehe q Dornrl.
cIIARLEsToN-Prb Il Surf 2g7 eks rio. Bar~lli &co
HAVANA -chr Cornt bgs sugar Cahn
seeIl do DaiYaie Iaorde ydu.s-9
Gotds2 . vals2 Vim crlz'5 NJ C,bgleto--. Bornio-s
Ronogosa DeaieG n isun-l5 pckg-s mise Rolle-ot
trunks IIora
NEW IOItK-p-r bark Ijrnnetat kssorted nnisa,
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aas saaar, Sargent, 10y 6dst,n, " v VIII IiynsoS
n .bp sa wsisa liverpool III wIIass $cS
st aKa cgsso for Bs1cs St Jso, syabsy4 il iiiSS
s ta'Ssson co:h't% eSS
ARRIVED
ssa" chnaat Thompson from luano@ vi" Galveston iIar
str $50 co6 SAUNDERS days St Marks. masterBasiu
ss Angie Saxon Ieeds Is days from NewYOr ballast master
ship Az rai su5's, a dsys ion St Thomas in ballast
Brit snip Pilgrim na.an, from Greenoek .2I Now Maxwell
p, , md! iss k TS g ,. iron, Rim. MIN. Main,
Brig Ly Waite, Roay days from TlomastOn k, West,
nyg So, Mn' II daya Charleston, Ba &cel' dat
sran brig Yisn Poig, ay Cruz ballast PUG,
scr jesse Darling, WI tr lays from St Thomas with
g Ea5k t Brunette prssl Day ilo% NswY,h
Span big Mari, EaaN wcnds,ona days from ssa, ballast
Bark sash Nichols Nhols days from Rio de- lsu
iianoTerian brig, from io de Janciro with coatvrout
Steamboats,.
Mary Folly, Dali, res from Laourche
R Rod F aIss Msc S !, S.r AsssSp''
$%S; s$ sHa''$%:i Bend
o' Rsp %ai, ess sisH ra@ SI St IoaI.
Ss% W STli.i Mei ST G.9 ia% Camden
J NJ Relf Hail. from Bayou Macon
!ro uois Pc nc Nashville
Orleans, Bragdon, 4 ON Louisville.
Fashion, Voolfolk, from Louisville
Mclean Johnson from Tippah.
Gpsey, Ure, from Ba
ToNoat Anglo Norman Rnehar
to 9Th inst ship kimhal, bark Eagle
shr Afnsnebro't mp back Nichols brig Helene
Htnovoran
io" s'r Wlaey rom the Passestowed down aud sth
iIs Mary Alelna Jno Union,
=, hrSs Gre L Abhott Maria Eunia. and schr Darling
ioNuht to
and Auglp Saxon - e.
TowLoat 1o,r and
Sea- ms hiTs VIM Jarvis and Wude
r. "tand Turk, brig Lucy Watts aud sehr Corneia
ioNooatf Srrck Chambers
aes an thoeh i ench--bro't up bark Brunette
Iowboat Whitney, the down the
mp light 40 ~ '
SPOKEN
On the 9Th December deg 10 min taark Rising Sun from
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Jaf- NoTIcE,-All parties having demands
.Hst tb NATHANIEL KAibALL Will p,ls- present
: l.i-r'iglsd tgT ssttvnsHt heut delay,
t..i GEORGE ". HYNSuN ~ Carp street,
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1T NOTICE, -Consignees Of 100 bags La
49, ~ marked r. MeA Co.. nip Caledonia Ter from
'a viii please present Their bill l.ng he Disshafgins
h 20 Tie Leyte, ethtrRis they will h lh
i's J. H. AsiiBNpGEa CO., So 81, Cla'es street. ana
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-s~ NoTlCE.-Neithcr Captain nor Consig
Btish ship HLANClt Rudolph. Liverpool IN
y Trft b BIO aocolnIbe ior Auy
'4 join 10 lie. . Bank Place.
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nsf- The splendid passenger packet stea


hFtIA buckei, Hr viii positively CINCINNATI
ia'c aniing THIS DAY u O'Clock, - Receipts
ls7srntrr- through 10 New iork.
isli ROGERS, Mcguire CO. Is Poylrs street.
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a RRIYAL OF MApAME ApoLpHE.--The

original un3nrT aed and Justly CO braed MADAME ApolpH
the universally Acknowledged greatest SAMPAfSE in the wai
the dtngushel lady who creat' through her marvellous
revelations Of the aud she we'll correct predictions
tie ntGe such excitement En- gland France and the
cips The United Queen aria presented her
with costly Diamond Baich and Daniel Webster with Jrweled
Ring now Ne~orlean and ready to receive viiors At the Western
Nefalda Hotel lchouutoaas and Julia fp-yuie
Ju street. nh door rom Teboup uas WI ON se
will inform all about the PAST PRESENT and FurURE Il they
when what lady hnsbsud they will
business Of description.
Mysterious and aos impossible her profession appears she
recommended BY highly respectable and with
certificates Acknowledged extraordinary and skill tnai
es al superstition probability Of deception imposition
others nos practice
Consult from 81 TO %, according how they wish
TO o what time they noy21 n
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L
y R~t,l COR Err STORE, I'D FELL VS. IA The
- will ol+uo NfOsDAN, d eenlI o. WHnLssALF AND
RETAIL co FEET UNERY ST hk, AND ADJ s. SALON., at
ep lag, usually keps
and Ill chan = and orders for
SDIES NUTS FRI IT'S LQCoks WINE s. coRDiAIs ETC..
! wholesale.
Bas Parr supplied hort notice with CAKES
CANbY,I L CIR ANS etc, yer stylr -
il CtFFEE, CHut ATE, TEA MILK. SODA, ICE
tREAN,eie.
Having engaged Confectionery in the cities q
AID 70 he fater SELF
and Efforts please viii nsIe ssre o.
lutlc tar5aaei. WM ojAN, d-s3l 4
THOICE WINES AND BIRU0RS.-BRAS-
1925, l7gs, is0a 1895; Co.
ISIS oAd Dupay and other brands Of various prices
md anal
wings srye Pahstinho Indis Ma
arnons Neyhew's shsy Old Port Shl
Sparkling Bodzy, Fsdf dc slsTy Heitek and
iasiy other u Champagne White Wine carei in casks and
@ all quail ties.
Iasnd Jaiul Scotch oid Reanok.
Bkes, Blf nd Gsuleys httsIs everything
Wi LIQUORS, 5ch wl 30 sold
al ri be f0lBd, ~ cash - city PAPER.
no c Ks PORTER sud ALE, uad quarts.
SEWELL T. aYtoR Is Rnra' street.
1 SIGAh. MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To-
sAUCuThe saasenusrs nty haad .nd for sss
9urrkAaerP, CUBA, HAVANA, FLORIDA. MASON
59f1NIY khNTUCRY TEN iEssE E AND MlsSouRItyRAPPERs
TURNER a REHsaAw,
M street 81 is9 TehoeHitoeiss slrset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

On the 9TH December in lat min Rising SUM- from
no de Janse for ID port GA the 9ih posmbsT Grena
John Gamer, from Rio, for the porl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

Es~ NorIcE Neither the captain nor con-
Of The British ship CRESCENT CITY, Capt. Baslon
1totali" ~ !et,s CONNECTED hy her
.~s.5 JOHN IOoLF IS Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

3t.> NOTICE TO CONStGNEES-Th ship BLANCH,
'nt ui ih aed, ready
=" 7ase attend 70 ths rec.F of th. goods IN Tie Leye.
taH JuHS TOOLE, % B,4s Flae".