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IRVING HOTEL
S L Mcknight Maine q zimmerman Mi
j Ii Macon DC 81 stevens do
y q Odds Va Vi N;ilor N
" E; sni,n onio Hughes and lady Pa
mug ~ Misses Hughes do
norrls L + Mason Ny
W Hollingshead Min r Frlsby 90
Baker Md
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EsS To Joe Shillington are we indebted
for copy of "Ugly Efie, or the Neglected
One and the Pet Beauty, and other Tales"
by Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz. A splen-
did and elegant assortment of Valentines
can also be had. Those in want had better
call early, as they were opened this morn
ing for the first time.
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DW The Boston Bee says that the ladies
have given up tides, and ore now wearing
their table worsted mats. 1t is anticipated
that hearth-rugs will soon be brought into
requisition by those who are unaware that
nature unadornei, etc.
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GADSBY'S HOTEL.
Miss II A Ryon NC Or Uam;,to,
Mrs ID Outlaw do l. Sn,ton ~.
S Cherry 90 G Gall Ma
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To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-W must again re-
quest all who write for the Evening Star to
favor US with their names: as, otherwise,
We may be obliged to decline their commu-
nications. If the writer of "Annie e" will
please try again, we shall be obliged. Her
present article is not exactly suited to our
columns. 1t can be obtained at this Office.
Permit US to request one and all to be
short. No article should occupy more than
one page of manuscript 4 special edict
Please bear it in mind. iz
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

UNITED STATES HOTEL.
moves Boston Morriss Ny
A p Brauer Ohio Tr,,;s NJ
y burrows Boston w Chappell Va
Ferkins "a A B Bond Ny
"aiils Md A Course jrIa
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EDUCATION.


episcopal FEMALE SEMINARY removed
IA nom CAllRoLLToN to eREENYiL1E I've miles ion
ieens by RaIroad Rev ELIJAH GuIoN Rector aided b. A
the Vior.al
Of TIVE Right Rev. IEoNlDAS POLK. d, p
The Seminary Bullng Crol'on having been destroyed by five
Of Nj. John Greeu,R Greeuylis.
Buildings pleasant and commodou h which ohet
the Grounds and beautifully set
af0ning the
in botanical aud horticultural pursuits.
Institution is designated nnrt Ladies' full
al branches complete Christian education.
partculaT attention the Flei Vi Language.
TERAiSFo Board Tuition English, FeHeh and Vocal
Washing and Bedst Mattress and Pillow $500 per auui,
INSTRUMENTAL Muait ,r
Books, ana Printed Music furnished at the CITY
tF- The Year divided into Two Sessions Of Five Months each lie
~ lbs Of August ar September ts.rg Variation
~ Payment for csrh Se on 3 required Va advance,
fss' Ne fvptl received for less tinit ouG Session..
REFERENCESTbe Bshcp CeJs2 Protestant Episcopal
Cturch In T1ulsia1n.
tn The Postyee address n NcworeaHs' Letters the
should DO idvessl 80 h Of tn Hector and prepaid jail I'm
4 , "OPENS LIST Sept.--English and French
y q INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIES AS BoARDEHS AND
DAY PUPILS. ST LOUIS STF EET Directed By the MISSES
ALLISON london. For e fen Of the Professors
applyat the Inshtuion.
Aarenoeon Judge McCaeb oSthe University;
RaNe j. Naybiu, A, C. rremouet Esq H. Lockett ESQ
Carrer Esq John Sde Samuel Peters, Esq, Horace Cam
mack. ESQ. Esra Lev Fsl. auSn
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ROYAL Insurance Company of Liverpool.

CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS IN 100000 SHARES OF $40 EACH
tastsssIoiJS SHAM LEIGH and R. H. b. n. BLuNnEL Esqs
ri.ctors m in ilyprpooCFI ARIES TURNER Esq, NJ p Chair
,an Holm CAMPBELL Esq aRd J.. BR AAilhI MOORE, Esqr
Deputy Chairnen.
Michael Boushed r. Ellison Harvey, Esq., tras Mahwe %
Iop,es Ronc ESQ In Horribly George MAXWELL Esqr
ni M l;so n Itorsatl E1 Robt NeAndrcyy, Esq,
~ ~ S"n,, - ~ nj Topgbtop Esa lie. Molyuous, hsq
Itd~d Johnston i@ln
ESD, Roger L. Jones' sl, dohu Iotf' Faq
Rirhard Hartford, FLAMES Lawrence, Esqtl
Avail Capital-TEN MILLION DOLLARS.
Paid mp Capital
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
~ Tho having appointed the above veal
Liverpool lnsuauce Office prepared
tacrapt RISKS Policies damage
rom Fire Neueans, and the most liberal terms
The very large capitalADDED TO THE INDIVIDUAL LIABI
ITY OF EVERY ScocKHoLDER To THE ENTIRE EXTENT OF
HIS PROPERTYsa rect guarantee to the Insured Of HIS safety IN
cas- loss.
The usual abatement ra Company's policies psr
with the offices; all settlements lcssos viii be made
bsra MIN nrompt and liberal JAMES MAGEE,
t,-90 ldBlmosQm Agent 81 S. Charles street,
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u. l.. a.. Blanc.

ODIICEAEp YARD No NEW BASIN CORNER OF JULIA AMI
81, JOHN sfhkk1A NEW ORLEANS,
xssRsssn..sf ssai ssr sals a. the
uX{Ck1. WafTE SAND, SfiELiS, LINE
OAK AsA AND PINE woop, CHARCOAL, s,s.sss,
CLASBoARpi,ihiSSE
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ynlon WHOM Q. q Of Ep m v EvFh
AHs cloe1 u ny Han Teoa oala
L1s iouowanf are sne onlcefn ter the
WI ?. csHsss, " A NJ Metsr 1iSsr n IS $500 N. p
1sssrs e; Hgss Ga sH.S g A. LAs,s.q q
HlcnoIss LAsnzsT soEs courTER, cSns pS Me-
LIZ
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QUEEN on THE SouFa C0RN

~ NiLLSThs Subscribers Agents uror. an
~ % % CONSTANT supply these oKcsilen and nho
Sesrs Their superior eus, in seeaey speed aboye s Do
NA "a VS. IS guaranteed 10 hs purchaser Persons want Of
Ioy,a e examine these bo buying for Steam nd
eSfi saw Mls VIII also be received by the Aganis
~'<s klppER FABIAN, "a Mssaxne .Hs.t
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STATE Of LOUISIANA, [
PAEtsF 0ELEANs, City nj New Orleans
that the 18th January 1883 before the
in and for the aforesaid
ally Alexander Brother President and James IL Wheeler
the Home Mutual Insurance Company of New Onswho
being daily according law dpose and that the above
and aud Transcript from the loo Of said
company. A. BROTHER, President,
JANIS II. WHISTLER, Secretary.
Sworn day January, 1885,
c. Y. JoNTE, Second Justice Of The Peace
Of tha Parish o o eans.
~ The Board Of Trustees hav0 declared dividend Of Forty line
premiums Company the year ending
Oe5smbsr 81 which strip will and
the lsi s Mnreh next.
The Company the prs the Rivers
Camp str-et. ALEXANDER BRoftIER, pFaadeut.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice Preaiieut.
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CENT the csTdate profits the years ISL 70
thereof their legal sud after he
oh day Of AagustnsKt.
They declared dividend THIRTY PER CENT onths
earned Premiums ofthe Company for the year ending the l2b Juy
1852 which certificates issAsd SECOND
MONDAY IN sept5mbt1aszi.
(SlFusJ) c. j. MANSON, Secretary.
A
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a. pein.pr ROSENBERG Wsr=0, the capital
PCand hH tbe ladies aHi -Bemcn
hs nhua sasra ms prce, Shat be aad"'kes The total
CuRHg HCFus NAILS d hard Substance
between tb Toes, WITHOUT CUTTING b ELIXIR
Of 55 rolpn..
Tho opratu performed 10 %, q lgn utsul-s ouhs
pair, and tfr als tr and with tts
iatsc1 IN ei CARVING thV Corn or Root IN hi1 bend.
Dr. K. is ig % great u1u'r q haterns testimonials
grarsin other iYf psr 7pi G aiHEplsha H
Surgeon. ht have leon tss Hf-ttat tt
tiiTtnr gt 4stiqi1ns rAI' stne o. la
eleven ". t-arn Sc No
ROYAL SEREfL. lHtngfH B.HHyi'uA1 a.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICIAL N0TICE.--Street Commissioners |
~ Dep.aaoat TO PROPERTY HOLDERS, Residents and Non
~ prps!tS IN q. city required e have
d'ahs sslss % " & 50 as admit al The water rom
guters or % IN STATE o. decay Or e dewalk. broken are
paired w thy days done al beir ipese
rer.os owning property requor,sd to have The
i nS. i TO I'm H mo E pd gd ass 5 a qs
isiii JAMES loLLs Street Commissioner.
ssTREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Feb'y
~ lS53NoTlcETh contractors Tor taking o. the old Of the
thai die inhabitants do not put the os barrels and
hrs6y notify ali the inhabitants to place oa kitchen
psaiy Of s"c On JAMES joLGs Street I'll
FEATURE SAM. Persons wishing to take
~ san rom The Bars can DO so at the teo o. Eace without
sa,syos aeat Neworlean. Aasa:ts = aus i
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL}
FESHE PUBLIC are informed that the offices Of
the DEPUTY I1 SURVEYORS are located as follows
os PoS%,9 ,es, between Sayades and apollo Streets
s, Unns street between Royal and Bourbon
NEAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Feb'y
IKE .' s4NRS SeGS Ta e e 9 sE f e OF Sf%
ha bes - p ps courts si private
ISisnr,il VIC c. CLAIBORNE,
tsignea1 FRAME S$si Xhr 1if1a f A'd'r"''
,,,,,r President fo'rd of Assistant Aldermen
Approved lltl February, 1855. . ...-.....- =,
Signed A. D. CRoSsNAN, Mayor.
4.f5- MAYoRATTY OF New ORLEANS, February
T. i,iq pursuance Of he above resolution passed by The cqmoa
that in not less than the publication hereof The Com
Cornell Of the city OF New Orleans will proceed the i'm
at poItoi of Auunciaton Square recently declared private pro
yer by Courts ngreeay TO Tie provisions Of tc act Of e L
rc Of the 81 April 1882 regulating The opening streets, and
tIg lot 4. B. GRossMAN, Muyor.
| MO. 575.-Resolued, That the Comptroller sell
At suction amer hye d1s nolee "a The official Journal The con
work be performed and payments made ngecaby the spc
Tile tho surveyors Department lac sale
risk q r. L. Bytns the furr purchaser and Patrick IRWIN his
N WIN decline to enter into contrast for The same.
| iSi4ntdl TRANS. ALPUESTE,
President Beard Of AssiH Aldermen.
| [Signeil W. c. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
| Isiyntil A. D. CRossAIAN, Mayor,
COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
| CRY oV Nzw OELKASs February II, 1883. i
lai5~ Notice is hereby given that on WEDNEs-
DAY the day February, 1853 l. O'Clock viii ali
| at my Office. the above mentioned contrast.
fill o. DsBUfS Comptroller
MO. COS. -Resolged, That the Comptroller sell
Auetou notice. the
and delivery Wthn the First District OF the c twelve thousand yard
q square block paving stones Tor Tie OF tuou street. he t
spec6 uu Tile the
rn'nt "a be mts Cas delivery OF each thous Yards je
Is gusd1 FRANs ALPUENTE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
rS.u+tI WM. c. c, CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
tsyrodl A. Z. cRossMAS, Mayor.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY or NsworpE,ss,l
February II, ls58
Es- Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY
the 25h dag Of april next i2o'o's ~ will adoiirae
Office, the above
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NFEOaANios INSTITUTE. Philippa street,

IL Canal and Coaio, NCEGT HAIL AND
,Eft1t RE ,aNAt4Ib large aud Hail which
iss aad a, sduuii % Masga and olotal Eniyr,
nga, completed will be iRmadi
5r ths uei4uGq prtjHf f1g is f1r the
puvpos. ttt Apply 10 HOMES Tuslr
s6pst loS 81. Charles street.
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CAANNEL COAL.--50 tons English Camel
~ Coal OF superior quality landing Gen Taylor from Lyepo
t0trnA sPPy 70 p WHITNEY, CO. u Camp street anil
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OFFICIEL.
A WIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. du Commig-

des Hues-AUX PRopklETAIRrs reitmts et noa-rsi
dants de Nile oeansrces les poeden ds pro
pees eette VILE sont quses dsyo de losses eonvenl t
les bEnquottes nalere des pise egtf
dams les des ssernen uts
eat leUrs banquse REFUSES de t fe
teparef ninedAmcnt celia nest init dams
trente jours, 10 10 eai leurs fraia.
e.. AusEi
Tu les don't les pp6tss aon op a'les oui eae'
he tenbAyef
vgueu; It q celia nest fat dams 10 d6 present. par die oon
nance j. l1 fern are lrais dcs 6lniIos.
log II JAMES toliS, Comnils,ire dgs Eues
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MEDICAL CARDS.

DYRNE, MRS. Midwife. 1866 Nayades street,
opposite the Horse Station, Neworleana sspSn "
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s1sea Divisisn No. :. ~ a-s,seysry WEDNESDAY
ftaiNo IS ST.
sss e. TIE ending Sept 1852 Mora,
1Annas w As 2. J; MEsz, r. S. PRosPER CARPIksrE A.
= DukEkEp y s., W. c. WkrEIss, T.; j. Woop, O.;
~! 4; Y. J2eER 81 JoHs hRoS, alsET
n AoH, II CONT II. 4. B4ILKY
x.ss,o.u; p doydas streets w G. WAyRIN5
Sssai p esHPiEIE s7s Cafondelet ttsse
AsAA . ionoafAtN'fest wv. ssTs ST. draa
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Ter Fe,ie eoniriaHs elarge dsnlever les
sns DIES tars des painters eernHs la lot s rquer.
habns he placer de cuisine o
pcNucnt
'ene ntnerde. JAMES JOLtS, Comnssae Rues. lei
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M. DAYTON bias inst received from the

the Indies where BE- has resided for The Last sir and
atfred q treatment OF yellow Fever Cholera
ID other Tropical Ia, office No. 81 Bourbon street
nl tonihorss Etfrct does bm
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NM K F. FRYER, INDIAN DocToR, cures
NR. ELLOITT. VGrGnLNANr SunaEoN. would


y call the Of Pantets,
Physaus his k, comprising every
line OF busness all Of which, examination, will be
found resi- and GENUINE he would part arte the following,
Eussh Qapne, fioward Bue Mass yd Poias Morphea,
pr-pafa.oua Of; Cod Liver Phosphate Of Lime
,srrrIs p1re lI5nsg, etc, etc. rtfOS. RANKIN,
n9ig syi,t IA ApalbtssrT. s,csrSssi-
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STRAUB'S CORN MILLS.-The subscribers
~ have always lSnd supply Of these superior Mills,
io1s 9th ~ hest co-sOh Ciashe The adv anages
,hae ~ s be apparent Prssn who
Judge o. The arle wall take the them
Agsnp KIDDER FABIAN, ~ MATa.ins street ianis
A DVANCES--Advanees will be made by the
Isssnsd On sSnsssp Of sostAsIa Pro4ase to s aiaIs
r0T2o kupER FABIAN, =. MsgsIig. street.
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u eikAW CuftEkst CQRS ShELLtbS,
PLoueHs, ROAD sCRAPERs
a., CORN MILF Eta r.
seoefsi 1saoFtneot q PLANTATION ARTlt
lived s.e tor asle BY J. WATERMAN & BRoTHEE
Corner 0 CT sud NTs-s-
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MO $40. -Rssoiu que lie Contr6leur soft ct

TNT y UIU. - lt6UTN v UV TV NVHlTUIVuI sui tV
vcudre Peurln lbls,
jouru sfeyl 10 pour eonOtu dun ta
cote Norl de Ia Jo fhe de NSAits Ia
Een ct banquee sur h os SUD m Chemu de u Fici, ic Ia
Iyatps
r6es au bureau In Noyc Ia part de Ia Vile pour connection DE
L1 part dos rropsrs pay compliant
Voy la nte dc re conp eutre ryats ct Her
.aril t1fiu
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rrockel.y, Chil.a aud G!osssc..s.

ER X. FELL Y CO, 81 Common street. f3ssy
Nswods-l-, luppree, nsalsrs, whole5alt ant 4
LAMPS, Tls Rrr CASroitS CANDLE N1GJ
STICKS, TAHiE CUTLERY, JNpANNED VA 'rE'>s fst- et
~ q aeaa VIII g. o-i.fel nj 70" PfIo ANY
4 4 HhaE
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Beating J. NJ whites great run hours and Al
minutes
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 18th says
Capt Tom Leathers is building a new steamer,
2sj feet long, to be called the Natchez No. 3, of
a fine model, and to have power sufficient to
wake up the smell of birthstone among those
that contend with her. Her cylinders are to
be "a inches in diameter, 9 feet stroke, and six
boilers.
From st, Louis papers Of the 18th and Goth
We clip the following items;
The James Robb arrived yesterday from New
Orleans with full cargo Of merchandise, etc,
Tho Grand Prairie, in yesterday from Du-
buque, brought down 5lSs sacks grain 2U3I Of
which was wheat and 757 of oats besides which
she had on board 800 barrels of flour - casks
Of bacon, and sundry small lots of other freight
The Granite State, in yesterday from Du.
huque, took on board at Oquawka $3.50 tons OF
bulk meat for a mercantile house in Louisville
The St Louis, from New Orleans, came in
yesterday. Among her freight was 99i bags Of
coffee and 3561 sacks salt
The j. NJ Niles arrived at Lafayette from
New orleans on Thursday last with 1876 bar,
of iron for the New Albany and Michigan City
Railroad, This, we believe is the largest earg,
of iron ever taken above New Orleans. Til,
freight on the cargo amounted to SS756.
The Patrick Henry, in yesterday morning
from Bluff City, brought down lot of between
800 and 400 buffalo robes. The officers of tn,
Patrick Henry report having left Bluff City OIL
the ! It'll inst. There have been heavy rains "
The Missouri river for several days previous t.
that time The river was 1 feet higher whel
they left than it had been at any time this sea
son, and was rising rapidly, The steamer
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Southern Flour IL without change the demand quite
moderate Sales Of 400 bbs at IS to 81 Y for mixed to
good straight brands Of Baltimore Alexandria and George
town. and SIS G2z to 62X for fancy brands. Rye
Flour is quiet at SO 10 to3 s7X Corn Meal Is firm but
quiet at 50 % to l2S for jersey. WHEAT-Thc ar
rivals Of prime Wheat still light, and the market Is
quiet the demand II mainly To fill up vessels sales OF
600 bushels White Ohio at 81 20 and cargo OF White
Michigan rumored on private terms Rye Is hrm sales
Of 1900 bushels at 90. .OATS-Firm at AZ to 81 Tor
jersey. and IS to 10 State and Western. BhRLE1-
Wanted 6j tn roc COkNIs not plenty and Is quiet,
with sales of 1000 bushels at 90 to 62 for unsound
63l5 to 60 for Southern mixed G5 to 65 for do White,
lie for Jersey Yellow and Southern Yellow at II TO "
Western nominal at 90 to roc .PROVlslONS-The ar
rivals Pork light owing to the repeated breaks in
the canal holders firm. The trade buy sparingy,
sales at SIS IS Mess and Sl3 to l3 Is for prime
Beef steady in limited demand at SO to 10 so for
country Mess 2 80 to 10 for repacked Chicago and
city Mess and IS to 621z for country and city prime
Beef Hams duh at S12 so to IA So Cut Meats
plenty and dull to &c for Shoulders and to DC for
Hams Lard is steady but not active 1T az to l0c
Butter is plenty and selling at 10 to l4e for Ohio and IA
TO 1Sc for State. Cheese selling at s to &c.
MONEY MATTERS. TRADE, ETc.-The New York
Evening Post Of the 10th inst says The money market
continues easy at to a cent Foreign Exchange ia
inactive to-day but rates nominaly lO9 to 1903
for sterling and 5 l34 to 5 IL for francs.
Stocks rather better to-day though the improve
ment does inspire much confidence Nicaragua il
ception, having further declined Il Cumberland Coal
advanced = Phenx a Hudson River e Long Island
4 stonington = Parkers Vein Il and Central Mich
gan a Norwich fell IA New Haven q, and Morris Canal
| Z Erie and Harlem without change
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RECEIPTS or pRoDuoE


~ & ~ ~ SIS t-ss AR ~ e9ff s
~ q. - =. 80, w - 'u ~ t Geo. Doa
,oBg.. as erss Mans TAYLOR s tees Mans as b Ior
Naga1lav--s Is III tHys Ind
hadat It.r
b Grief &c0-5 whisky
GrcgT g5ls WHISKY hf pork mills
GedIes5 hAds bbs iii Wright
bbs wsEy 81 ibis - ht pork tongues
SsoeGm1 NoorAisHqs bids II bbs Connolly
bNs starch 90 apples
kans4s 10 -ggi schGriisr50 b1ls shoulders
bbL -four " II Csnpbel5O bh po.k New
grrelv-55 half 10 ktspsl
BEATTY iggett &cols kegs tuitef Dsonl00 hbs
Hun glOu-4 rolls leather Williams, Philips
FlAs s hams Ldsiohu HsuIers5n5 Morrison
DO 40 g2 w 90 = Conty5 do tlayra'
% Fe'y9s Z I a SToih'r
b''a' As"s' OAheI iiANf-ot l4rt ue 10 y u bh;9l
ps.l'0 ..Ss ~, 80 As' 70 r. - 81 r.
I s,r-.J A V,teb,li--t Css,a-J N R-lf 40 - " ' -'
|
flt Ff ssAls s aoh Il DOS Ae L la klsls
PIX I4st btA MI LAY 9f CAssI NS1 bol- oug
LICK i4,lk eco mus teeae allrply Ih73 90 n
aVsse Wagons l9N ~ sun1rles 70
Esne.n.u tip,S uei rsAi ~ &C. r. Si3 RI rth
i ~ t' e.to-f- hrt hsfson--"a a.
| efmAn q p'o-l 'En'nAH Ne' nu4 0r''''
FORT SMITH Per steamer Fra1kn Pierce IL bales
Ganes-5 do Bul Miller &es9 do Armstrong; Harris
lsl sacks sidal Green &ao-s bal Fowt
Mcdowell Mills ac1Ss DO Knlsn Alrn7 do " Gordon Jrlo5
Do hi tags s4fsnra hh 20 269 sL
" renwo deeOei sks hhds b1s lard
baes Gray CEmptetQUl kobet0 p-canl
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ENGLISH BEGGNG.-We copy the following
extract from an advertisement in the London
Times, as a speciment of English beggary quite
common. Money is generally asked for to be
addressed to parties through the post-otice
Good Christians 1t gricves me to expose my
self and family before you this morning. ! am
a poor CITRATE Of the Church Of England, una
bic to obtain sufficient by my employment to
provide for my wife and children, If any kind
person will bestow an old coat, an old pair Of
boots, an old Int, or frock, or even broken
umbrella, will return him my most grateful
| thnukq
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Hindoo and Highland Mary were at Bluff City
still engaged in ferrying emigrants across the
river. Business was getting quite dull, rs the
larger portion of the California and Oregon
bound emigrants had left.
The News of the Goth says: "Tne river oppo-
site the city rose seven or eight inches last night
The rise is from the Missouri Weather to-day
warm and very favorable for out door opera.
tons. We may expect a swell of two or thret
feet-not more.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-27

RAILROAD LAw.-The Legislature Of Illinois,
last winter, passed law to the effect that rail
road companies should pay $1,000 for every pas
senger lost in a train through the carelessness
of the company or it's agents. The citizens Of
Chicago have resolved to see this law enforced
to the letter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-27

A NEW WAY TO QUENCH THIRsT.-In a certain
village lived a very honest farmer, who having
a number of men hoeing in field, went to see
how his work went on Finding one of them
sitting still, he reproved him for idleness. The
man answered, 81 thirst for the spirit"
Sc Grog you mean, suppose" said the farmer ;
but if the bible teaches you to thirst after the
spirit it says also, shoe every one that thirst
orb
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-27

In First District
INDTANA-Psr MIchePs bbls 10000 lbs PORK u
UNDERWATER ovcr's boat 5000 buslss wheat Hewitt Nor
rp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-27

NEW MUSIC aPla.
~ Just reserved and for sale By gAsE
II. D. HEWITT, eA5LE4
No. 80 Camp street gr-S~
SONGS
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thee HomeThs Loquete-Ls has no
Silver BluESong Of the Kay Did, Can
ell Avon-Who faee1y
Polish MAidsn's Song-Aadeus Beware
GUITAR SONGS.
Answer Va .On-od he Buried the BaAu-
Saugtt Here Below that's AbidngFrsm the
Of Eare.t CblihoodI I.l- Bird Old Jssss
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Nighn gsle-LAng's FavoriteCoun L1aBes
Ais-sione Bridge scho.tsh-unlon Square Mszlrka
BshOens celebrate smphny 4, OPP 81 arranged By Hum
meLy Dale yaraobSsoinda Of Love, aiz melodies, by III.
Oesisn. ny2s 81