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ALEXANDER T. NEvlN.

fFrom the Monticello IN. Y Watchm IN, Oct Is
We fear that w1rst apprehens nsons realized in
regard to young fellow who spent the
past travelling in Europe Most Of readers have
his signed NJ givsg brief sketches
Of the places he visited and Of the interesting hist
cal facts connected with those parts. But In ths day
spri, Of life he has besn cut down. blyhting the
fondes hopes of his kindred and friends aud tsschug
MS all esson to the uncertainty Of earthly enjoy
ments
On the Goth of Ssptember, he left Liverpool in the
steamer Arctic 70, New York. and among the lost
the occaiou Of the goieg down of that Inflated but
noble vessel The de.sils Of tte calamity will found
IN another column.
Mr.. Nven the eldest soa of A. G. Niven
Esq, of this place and was born on tbs lass
day of the year 1884; consequently he would have
ban twenty years OF age on the 31ss o. Decsmnef
rext He was sent to boarding school at Napa
noeh when abou. rne years old, and remIne!
there about three years. aud from that place he MT to
academic school Newhuvg for another prepsr
for college He entered the sophomore class a. the
Coihgc Of New Jersey, and graduated there Ia due
course with imobals OF scholarship which bat fe
Obtain but 10 which he we'll entitled Having m sds
profession OF religion previous his entering college,
having determined TO devote himself to the gospel
ministry, soon sfter the term nation o. his coesiate
he entered the Theological eunary OF that branch
OF the PrespJ teriAn church Of which he member,
and had 6nishei his second year in. April last.
He sailed for Europe intending purs his studies
ut Geneva, in switzelsni. during the summer aud
tumn but his reaching that place hs found that the
seminsrJ was about closcg, aDd would not reopen until
the present month re thea resolved to spend the
son in fIavslpgnot much for the pleasure OF travel
ling as to improve his mind and prepare himself for
greater usefulness
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THE LOSS OF THE, ARCTIC.

The mist couchsd the ocean, Darby speeds
TIE gallant steamer on her wall known way
Her huge frame quiveing as As circiing wheels
Urge the sharp prov thraugh ware and m'lk white
spray
Hundreds Of hearts with joy and hope beat high
To think tn cir ocean roap was we'll nigh psst;
And through their the loyes ~ "Fshsr land "
And onie, and all trey prize, are futterios fast.
some were there whc,for the arst time had left
All which bad onrA sa1e IiSe less cnsl and drsar
And rho hur,sd DER shs waysa to joio
Tbs cherished cses who mace that hfe more dear
Wives who, fron husbands parted sought their SIDES
With hi cling ghope--1hi,oren whose soominS yeas
Pressged bss hter gsowth--parsntal love
Which foand reliea for parting in Its tears.
motley shrong--soms frisnds OF these they left,
Anc some dear frisncs those to whom they sped,
Some from . , eassnt journey esn ting homs,
stue, pl<rm-ii like, an unknown land 70 tread
But the tad winds that sweep osr Gods broad world
Had given all . JOY {; to all they told
As the blue waves bensath their Hieses leapt,
Of pleasure love, or wealth, Of mirth OF gold
| The mist slept on the waters. No one dreamed
That, bro ding darkly DER the vessels bow,
FAs hung In gloom whils DEATH With Close vesd nead
l croucbsd Ike phantom - the pointed prox
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Providence, Oct 81, 1854.
The train from Boston to-day, over girl Of about
fifteen years Of age, half mile from the depot here,
killing her instantly. We have mot ascertsinsd her
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Deatl, OF Job 8. Olln.

TRoY, Oct. 21, 1854.
Job s. O Recorder Of this CITY, and IN ihusntial
member Of the bar, died here this morning,
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FLORIDA ELECTION.
OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

KM WET, Oct. II, 1854.
The State Election-7he Result Weather at Key Wes de-
Our State election of the I'd instant for
Representative 10 Congress- Senator for the district
composed Of Monroe and DAde counties, one Assembly
moval or ncn-r removal Of the State capitol.
The candidates for Congress Governor Brown,
democrat.
For ate Senator James Filsr democrat. merchant of
this city, ". Mccall ana VIM. Saunders, Jr.
For the Assembly, DR.. F. Jones aud J. Stiskney.
The following was the result
For Corgress-A Maxwell, democrat.... 76 majority.
For senEtt-James Filler, democrat. ........ 100 g
For Assembly-S. r. Jones, whig ..........u4
There but three votes poled here removal Of
the State capitol.
In the adjoining county Of Dade, there has been no
legal election owing to the wan. Of county ,ers The
vote for Assemby resulted In tie, and there is
Judge of PROBATE to give the cssting vote.
Our weather for the last fortnight has been squslly
and boisterous but have far escaped from the gala
which OF the people the island look for annually
"a.
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DIR. CHEEvER ON THE ARCTIC CALAMITY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK. Oct. IL, 1854
Ifeel compelled to express tn Prise experienced
reading in yovr paper Of Monday las. the de-
Hvsred by the Rev Lr Cheeyer Of the Church Of the
Puritans, wherein sndeavors to degrade entire
class Of for the faults OF few, and speaks dis
pasgipgly of public schools, becasse forsooth the
pupils in them not brought up ia the fear OF God
disagree with the reverend gentleman that point.
think it k better to bring them up In the love Of him.
but that II simply matter Of opinion.
may Be that he knew he addre ,sing . Fifth
avenue congregation and thought suoh language would
bs approved least pass uucensured but question
even there. there were not some who had received
their 6rst lessons at public school, may be mis-
performed the duties OF his vocation In the spirit
Of religion - taught by our Ks sieemer and visited
the poor - well - the rich, he might, perhaps,
stately mansion that eontAi, the most pious people,
and that cultivated intellect Is not ths prerogsve Of
the wealthy think ths reverend gentleman 70 bettsr
on and should therefore bs iersd pstent to
judge Of common aborers OF society vz enginser
&c.
II is evident to that the gentleman il profoundly
ignorant o the qualities s,t education which ne
cessary n the chief engineer Of FIRST class Atlantic
steamer for he were he could not have cassed ensi
have known that in point Of intelligence and educAti,n,
he must be ct least the equal any ofcsr ON board
The Importance OF his station Is made sufficiently ev ent
by the late fearful catastrophe AMI Wholesale sacrifice OF
Mefor 1t my opinion that tbs chief engineer had
taken determir ed stand the side Of duty, and
forced # IL Necessary his department consstios
ceathfor tbas been los to witness the condact OF
engine end hTemen than rying OCCASION
and lever yet found them I, finch from dagger only
give them leader In chose courage aud jidgmsnt thsy
have confidence will close this rather eugtny article
BY ssking the public to rsmsmber that hose common
lsborers Of socisy-sngine.rl &c have furnished
IanAs the young hsro, stewart Hoilin. JUsrlCA
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TELEGRAPBIC.

CONGRESSIONAL AND ASSEMBLY, NOMINATIONS.
ALBANY, Oct. 81, 1854
The wings Of this district nominated Samuel Dickson
for Congress The national democrats Of Albany county
nominated for Assembly Walter Burton, Second dis.
trict James J. Johnson, Of the Argus Third district
James D. WATSON, Fourth district. W.
MONROE COUNTY wHIG CONVENTION.
RooHEsrER, Oct. q, 1854.
At the whg County Convention held In this city to-
day, navis Carpenter with great Animity nomi.
mated for Congress
MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Boston, Oct. 2l, 1854
The democrats Of the Fifth Congressional district have
nominated William Parmenter, Of Cambridge, ~ their
candidate.
In the Third district the democrats have nominated
Edward Avery, Of Quincy, for Congress,
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Y4NHE MEMBERS OF lHE MONTE CRI TO A3SOCIA-
u ton are requested 70 Aro,r saloon 332
Broadway, on Sunday, 2ld, at o'ct,ck, p N. Pun,-
tuh attendance By order II the Committee.
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TO THE EDITOR or rHs HERALD.

The impudencs Of the person who writes over the
sgpeture Of r. IL squa led only by the absuriisy
OF his statement. Any engineer knows that II would
tabe good bours work to SHIFT tbs Arctc's eccentric
wheel during which tims the ship ~onld have nearly
filed Any eccentric will revovs the Keys out aud
the set bolts slack The idea Of soppirg and atsrng
tho Arctic's eccentric II perfectly RI rieicuious
ENGINEEH NEW WORLD,
& w c0rnar Atlanta Basin. RrooElyn.
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THE MILITARY,

A NFUIING OF THE WARRINGTON VOLUNTEERS
n viii be hsld ct No. Temple street, at 8 O'Clock
p OCT. 22d inst PuLctua attendance lucsted.
By order, JOSEPH PETTY. Captain
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OFFICE or THE NEW YOsK F44S LOFT COMP NY,
" OctObsr O. 1854 p'esirert aud directors have
This daydeclAred dividend OF five per the q pi
tai stock Of this company ~ the ending ist
OF august last pay able 70 be stocs holders ter
Wednesday, the lst November next. Tne transfer book
will be closec from the 25th inst until that date
BY order, l.. EvEaITr, secret.ry
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"ALEY GO UARD.-ATTENTiON-A SPECIAL MEET.
III ing OF this corps will be held this Sunday after
nooD 22d Instant two O'clock at head quarters %
hite street The.members psrtc llary requested
TO attend there win be electloa for rfRcers By
order, JORGE ". HENaY, Captain.
H T. WARDIR Secretary
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|TCONOMY, GENTLEMEN-THE ONLY WAY TO
IL economise il to send your fall and winter clothing
To b68 Pearl street. Broadway. where they are
eyed, altered repaired, with collars, Innings
land made look equal to new. Articles ssnt for by
Ia Cortissos. Observe 663.
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RECEIpTs On pRopunE


aals BasSasr sIa sss' GSan 'as
sBsys 7 5ils'P .o. fe es G vs.
fAoas seSso FsS .a!s Go5s d ksTD.
3cos AZ ISS wam cS p,S s
n htShet r. B,anast Mtsr. 4s2 Oakley
raz,.l aides Burton order Totl i77s
W cthsa Dbl. pork is bts IS
. oats ssrsia S {. a. ~ s6 ' Ss ason
tS q G9s d d
M ( i sSo e seiSi
t whitehead ch.msers-7 6bs s SS tls hb ia
Wright Williams :4s gam Sassss
4n sst - bales a oss.,
hps sugar Nas @ Dae w
Toal1s9 cotton. vs. '' 'A'A'e' " , p'hh'h'
NJ, sAT9N RousE-rs, steamer White. sugar SIS
satss5 ma nd. ,sa, sG, po,,ss, oseq' Ibis
% o oTa s AZ 7a Do os4ano T.sOl5d Drus
s6 aa bsa5 s 3 20
e. .sgs Ih9mP.Pa-s do Dc Ds1snde4 bbls
Ssts snqs Do sG L s,.
lard 3 Raya a @ a Ka5 44s b.!
&e935 bis pork 70 do whisky IS casks bacon Hewitt
bgs H4.ky Dudley = Nsiasas ieqws s.E, Day sad.
rops ws.shsad Gaasbss2ioS DO 40 Pope
III o.G ss saS ' s 5
S%4 aSst DBL. sgss7 hide cheese SKIS
1868 do do 100 ivsusl0 Yeamau SEQ
cask BACON 36 bulk pork Turner WsE
ST. NARTNsVLLEPsr bales cotton Md.
sugar Lobtt Charpeniisr3 bales hhds eoco
Aso2O dc do loedano TAyo3& AitenberRer 6co
do do Green deo so do do 80 bbG noas aess6
ebs moate Hsod Moods bbn syrup sugar rim
Ayles hides sundIies order fetal 3a hid,
sugar, 1866 bblf molas,es. ~
GRAND PRAlRIk-Par steamer Echo hhds mn
assesJ de Egans "a hhds bits
hhds sugar 81 hi 6b noAeB nsos95 hhds sugar
Euntz-O do do Rschford-31dU do do
Montgomsry3b do do Shift Y56
larass olysr3 hhds 81 bb moass Notrs-Jv
bbs d urquhsr-40 Bruhsr-sg do do
hi bbls Ineasses. % " 49, 80
ALE&ANDRiAPer steamer Swamp II bnl.s GOTTEN to q
Rouehisu-s7 Henderson, Terry Wright Williams IcS1
nuseey BiaT &eo-ls HaIde keo-s Ponroy deo-4 W
knsiS ii GIlyll Powell & Hopkins-0
Mehsroy radford-S ssttn Leo aeo7 Pauu
hhds sugar 1877 bbs nloIases Squs
"A hhts bbs
&eob4 do do Tosdano ucapop Carroll
o. do do Feos dco5s aSol4 this 81 half bbp Ia
ayne ska cotton seci Head Massie do
hawiins, Duncan &eo rolls 10 order oa
$40 bales cotton, 1852 bids sugar 6g Dbl. maaases.
MoBlLEPsr Caifolnla Thornht 4o
LAFOuRCHEfer Music 1893 bells piolnssss
1853 hhds BOger, Foley sugar FlFer
10 DO DO y tewes-2s do do G+rAri Sco-90
80 do do bbls lob
NJ pDs noasees braud
FLATBOATS.
YALLABUSHAIer Hubbard'a
&cb-0t M d Cooper &co7 McLermore
Wilson &so-4S Williams Bathurst &eos4 Sidda
q Il CtomMe-bb Buehsnon, Carroll &ee-26
Greg9r a. Adams-7 TO master Total sos bales cotton.
o-Per coI two boa2seo 10000 ibs pork
w t,ivsns and master.
oEiIu-Psr dou do whisky snds
lNDANAPer Fposter'E boHt-2sO0
ofio-ftr NSs and Jonsss Doas-a4G0 bbR flour
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BOST0SSkp cotton 9ss hhds KIM m
hama, 500 kegs lard, l0fs bbs pork, do beef e Wv "
BDSTDNBArk Morlo-Ie0 cotton 1875 bbd sugar ass l
is bb las n b4 lard bbB pork rOs
BoRDEAUx-B,rk chpin6 tsles cotton oo7 bbdv oh
. tea beesrAr, 10 bbls eesn, $50 slaves " - "rsS
BO5IONBrtg Judgs bbls bf bbs uolAs,e
Ne" foRkhstk Jsrns. sugar l4i4 bb mo-
Asses 653 do pork 80 hhdE hams
CORPUS CRiSTI50 and Is k1yg a,d IL as
tobacco, 80 bags coffee Is ibis brandy pkga
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

cHEscgSr oyr,cg.
Thursday Morning, February 49, 1864
GoTToN-There was some demand yesterday and $500
bales changed hands at irregular rates tougb sboin
no positive decline. We yet quote: o. lug
Inferior 51lO el< Middins Fair... ox6o1oH
s'laasHray:: * * a as!s fsii log
Good Middng'., s14h0 s1ltGood and Fine. d
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock hand Sept 1853 loS7s ''''''" ~ 49,
- yesterday..... 2,147-ss7 14o-- oese
Exported to date..... 5534s7 1882 '''A
yesterday. -. .1i621-555,1os 2s7-1416s
Stock on hand not cleared...... 2es,o5s ... 25Na
T0BACC0--Not transaction reported
SUGAR AND M0LAssES-About 1900 hhds Sugar
found purchasers at steady rates (say S34 for Fair
70 Iuy fhr and HOO bbs Moasses at 1701se for good
FLouRThe stock light and the sales confined to
S0Oo bbs Of which 400 Ohio at 81 So 400 st. Louis at
a5S mostly Extra at 81 IS 1870 Choice Extra oFaonJ al
So. and 200 Fine at So rs p Dbl
GKAlN.Corn was steady, with sales Of 5000 to 5000
Ohio sold at $50, and resold in lots at 92t bushei
PROVlsioNS-Most holders were asking s13 50 for
Mess Pork but noticed sales of $50 bba in two lots t
Sl3 % Dbl Of Bacon 10 casks good Shoulders bro at
6l4a u fb Tho stock Of Lard was light with sales of
40 bbls No at s&f and 600 kegs Prime "a resaleJ at
LARD oIL-2o bbls brought 49, IA gallon
days, and 10000 in bundles at I5l{a ~ ~
CoFFEE-dood demand and 1900 bags taken If which
Zlo at 10 x h8lO24e 700 at LID, and 100 at 11%e
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE--3I bbls brought s21Zt "A
gallon. -<zf
STAR CANDLEs-A sale Of 30 boxes at 2O15e eopaI
to cash " |a+' s4u'
WHisKY-3s0 bbls Rectifed sold in two lots at 2et
at I'd for Cotton r ~ 49, p'
;, .ExcHANGEs-DemAnd moderate. We quote:
Francs. ..,............. $500 r. os hasSaoH
New York Sixty-day Bills .2g563 % ct d,c
Sight Checks New York I6A1 "a ct aisc
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TNpaRTa

ioNStehnshp Parssversusss0 bales
DO DO Williams Bathurst spsee VS. in
-''A-''N
LYERPooL-ship Eudooia-55s4 sacks salt to Ns,w.kso
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REwARE OF sTRANGULATED HERNIA


" Those ntslee for the RUPTURE ia all its
forms are daily increasing in popularity afflicted proe
cured, by the - H'+NA"S
sHEaMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYn,l,
The Medical Faculty Of this country toughou. England
and France have universally their
tive Truss while they the only ia sopueed n
accordance with tbs principles Of Surgery As eject 80
dhers in action from all othss tits Light elastic comfortable to
wear olosea completely tho hern ring retain. he
alone the construction the pst oL n,
thny must look equally
person sith the d the proper
OF that will result a9rspce me cole
hrated English Hernia argues one Of the nicsst
operations in mechanical = = ''
ne RuPTuRE REMEDY an ertena application, which
liz use is certain preventive when there lower
abdomen, predNpoBion rupture - '
The popusr Tss and Remed
VINO has devoted the Hernia
Rupture enables him. tbo riyht
si.e and shape promote speedy and radical 20
~ Particular attention given to Rlptnred Children
PLANTERS and oterH their SLAysS CURED without
NESS. " 1890 A0 S't' 't'
Persons to the Patent Curative TRUSS RUPTURE
and to avoid worthless limitations particular
neber Ihe and observe the number
for and have personal interview wi - - 'a~
DIR. ERMAN,
r.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CREscErr,
Thursday Morning, February g. 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY
snP sihlnnhop; y hngyEe bohlsn, C Meeks.
Dnrh siutnt1 " oodsde, Boson, Chas Drake co
Bark Jamss Hicks Lstha York Borart william. ~
Brig Judge BlAncey, Bradley, Boston CT / n RS,s
s5hr ElIt Lawto1, Snow, Corpus Christi E o Wickbam
ARRIVED
Steamship Perseverance, Indanos and aveston
Harris & Aorgan-st district. '' "
.m...y.t Stea IN boats.
Ceres, LAbhrthe from HartinsyIe.
Echo leantrau, from Prairie.
Mary Hunt, Spots frotnL
Grand PrArie, Sh able, from St, Louis.
D White, Effort, from Rouge. l,,s
b Clifton Shsaret, from vile. So
%. ....-= Alice w Glaze. Johnsten Oppousas,
rank Lyon, Eites, m Princeton.
Storm, Mckinney from AlexanffIai
california, Frost, Mobile.
Music StTock, ON
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EXPORTS.

~ Steamer Grand Prairie LOSS 18th inst rsporg tho
ing WIN feet ~atsr the caann. The Twsr
MORO Sssls aranask No and Sam Gloon
eek scott Uncle Sam and Chosu laying up Cape aea io
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,

JEFEERsoN CRY.
Wednesday Evening, February a. 1894
Arrived te-day IS head of Texas cattle The supply of
STOCK remains very ample and the market easy for
ohasers. -
-PRICEs-
BEEFoArrLE (Western) fine to choice -N7It y H net
rough to fne......... al p is net
(Attakapas Te4as).,4 as 9 q Is net
no6s'.. q "a rs net
ohh~ IN lotsI 25f24 90 q head
lS3ood and Gboce).. $50. "a 25J00 90 p head
niLeH Cows. $40 00GD8o 90 p bead
- tCholce) ..,..-.,...S- OOGs- 90 q head
VALVES AND fhAhLiNSs.. .-......s O0l1 90 q mead
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pLACIDFs YARIETIEs. ararier strast-

"a y sish shsLespssres Grand play,
acts entitled THE TEMPESTiwl performed also ha in
nitahio farce called OUT FOR A HOLIDAYiil -"
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb performance nencs
YIN The celebrated plsy untitled THE TEMPEST
Lynne Ferdinand Mr.. j. H Alsn ssptsuo, Trineno
NJ Holland csibsn Mr. Howard Mirands Miss somsrs;
rs q Howard TO snclads FOR
EoLiDAY-Nitfe Mr.. Holland Bolt Mr.. j. IL Allen ;coou Nj
henblsi Mrs Sticky, Mrs Bowen. , -
PRIcEs
Private Boxes. SIS. 49, '' 'i
Door a. hapaz o'eosh performance
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TICKSBURG.

VIII leave SATURDAY, February Is, at S o'eoekpu
ESOR VICKSB URIC, iWARRENTON, -
~ s M.gc. GART Enn GRaSD GULF. ROD as
and BATON ROUGERsxuar Saturday Weekly vcksbug
Steamer SOUTHERN beliefs new, magnificent and swim
running packet steanlsr SOUTHERN BELLE
White will leave above. For passage apply
to SMITH d FlSiISTER, is Canal street.
IF The Southern Belle will take freight privilege
Of reshipPng.
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u HQLdowAY's OINTMENT AND Pills HAVE CURED MA
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have recourse 10 these excellent e n:Edies,
80 Sot AT the establishment HOLLOW
1near Temple Gar Ionion he respectable and
nssere II Medicines in the United States boxes al III
eentshl - 50 Wholesale by the principal Drug enss n M
Union md by aiessrs New york; and
/ CO, New Orleans.
ar considerable ing taking tbs large sizes.
N.BBectop guidance of parents every Disorder
Af,. nnhh il
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MOBHE

H'oR MOBILE Direct-Daily o. s. -n
- Mail LineWfs'sr Arrangsrnsn-Tbs SPLENDID eASss&
g ssa,s Pars s yet sssssrs CALIFORNIA, s. B. 1850
t anas.e FAOh1DA, John Grant, maseY DFsFGOy
opeot Of she above steamers VII a
-, saoad DAILY, aysl Of o'efoek
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~ fhs Mall Bsg will ieav the Azen,daiy at osIt
I'm. X. GEnUEs, Agent. ia Rark place.
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AXTRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
wv This extraordinary medicine founded the principle that
the human frame subject BUT ONE DISEASE
mors which when floating in the general III circulation
the all kinds when lodged the
the body, give rise to every mslndy incident u
be erred the human WRIGHTS
INDIAN PILLS mutually adapted to each other and
that by them all morbid corrupt humos THE disease
entirely removed, and this and
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a M y S E NJ Z N rs.
AT. CHARLES THEATRE

~ IsKsHEK MANAGER
L. u CHksLEY. .TaRAsuRKR
sS- THIRD NIGHT OF EAcBETH!f
~ MR.. ia MIS- ANDERSON MAcBETHi-SR. GEORGE
JAMESON MACDUFF.i
THURSDAY EVENING, Fab. a. win performed with rew
new fe's.r New Ptoperss Scenic Effects and Dscoaoot
shAkspsstes tragedy Of MACBETH isebe.h, Apdsrson
f George Jaon Mr.. Maddocks
sIrs Eee Potter scata, Mr. pFeld Bernard Booth
ar. Debh Mr. W r Smith and Mr. Mark Smith wiich.s
Ms Melville. After which DoNSYBHOoK
conclude With hs farce called MISCHIEF MAKING
I, .n NJ " Z: Smith Manotte. Ma Brad.
~ TOMORROW EVENING, MR.iANDERSOE.
Dress Circle and Psqustte IS Second Circle 50
gallery - csnssi Coored Boxes, ss
Doors oen o'clock Curtain rises O'Clock, pre-
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YaZ0O RITER.

Wiilleave FRIDAY, February o'clock p NJ.
ESOR MOUTH OF COLDWATER, 49,
N MOUTH OF TItLATOBA LEFLoRE, GREEN Ikah.s ~
WOOD sIp0N TCEULA, YAZoo CITY, SATARTIA a1sssS1R
nosbuRt al all intermediate land Packet
DOYEIThe superior and swift running passenger DOVE
wd master now freight and will
as above For freight having apply
on board OR to JOHN E. HYDE Co. IL Poydras street,
feb93 o SMITH Il FIAJISTER Canal street 0'
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Willleave FRIDAY February %, at O'Clock r.A.
HfOR GRAND LAKE LANDING, !.
PRINCETON, LAKE PROVIDENCE, MILL LfAasS..ss9s
kEN'S BEND, V1CKSBURG, GRAND GULF,
NEY MATCHES, FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE
and Al intermediate fine packet
ERANk LYON H. Estes master will leave above every
FRIDAY throughout the O'Clock
sage, apply board, = =
sTRoTHER BROS. Agents, As Poydraa street.
~ The Frank Lyon will have Clerk tbs
street, early on "wednesday
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II W. C0ELER, Importer and Dealer in
IL BRANDIES, WINES, CoTlnIALS HAVANA CIGARS.
Orders rsm the country filled dispatched puncay City
pu ha have their articles taken
tity, charge. =
la None but choice articles sold here.
nj ly no Comslsn street.
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Mr. cLIssEF respectfully Informs Ladies' and ~
Gentlemen Of New Orleans ACADEMY sSA
open No. al Bourbon street. anfia
Canal atrssta where he viii all the MOST
Days ron cHEpRKSMoudays, Wednesdays Fridays from
NJ. till dark '-' $500 '
Private Lessons for Ladies and Gentlemen every day.
n Clsss far 6entlernan frnun o,rIock m