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Nm hLI-IU,0OU GITeIpUOIs
G0AP-Northern Western and New Orleans
~ Brown Soap, for sale by Ell. HART 4 CO..
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NUMBER lab.
DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
OFFICE NO. 9a ST. CHARLES STREET.
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THE CIRCULATION
CgrscrsI Daily Weekly desirable
medium TO Advertisers. As
A FAMILY PAPER
itate largely and ssry hour the homes Of citizens snd
families
papsr the city cireGaes
families.
OUR TERMS
the patronage Of she public
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subRequent Insertion ~
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cases whole, half and quarter
~ boxes (Nsntz brand, for sale by
iy9s A. +, COCHRAN d HALL, So Grayisr st.
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IME-l400 bbls, Thomaston, landing per
w bark Mary, for sale by
jyl4 A. DELAGRAVE h CO., 10 Magazine street.
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IL Monsieur ALEX. NELSON No. St. Charles street.
TESTIMONIALS:
Prof Selsos pleass
Of languagasn The Kentucky Military Institute.
Z. W. MORGAN, Jontsuperntendent.
Monsieur Melton decidedly the French
With and gentleman in all his conduct.
Prpi. NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville.
scholars
Of the sPeaking French Spanish with elegance
Hasyemp welladaped for inducing mysteries
the French Spanish and English Languages
time. IN o. Crescent
We had personal opportunities Judging Of Prof
onbeienousy him
ssfe thst s the bssswe practice
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pITTERS-100 cases. Boxers Bitters; rs do.
, German do. For sale by o
mills s. WOLFE s5 Cnnp Rreet.
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rEyHE GRAND SALOONS OF 3. JACOBS,

II No. ss CAMP STREET,
the public the LIST They contain the most
COLLECTION OF 0and Water
Coora Drawings Print Impressions Of the costly Engraynvr
Marble Bronze STATUETTES with
Art, exhibited In tho
Strangers and ctixerr, particularly til
amneree of ehagehis unvaled and ssutaeiA
the Fine Arts.
se- The DAGuERREoTYPE DEPARTMENT in its various i'm
appointments
in Europe, or in this country.
PORTRAITS tbs known to the art and by
philosophical fully the beautiful
Miniatures displaying the Of the features instead
peculiar to DaguerreotpeE taken h t
ordinary method.
sgT The stock OF sIEDALLIoNs LoCKETs, RINGS and
PINS Fine Gold variety and of the
furnished at the manufacture prices.
All Dagurreotype Materials must be accompanied b.
The Dry Sensye by E. JACOBS for
warranted is chemical properties for aF
peri
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XTERMACELLI AND MACARONI--250 boxes
sul A. D. eRIEFF, & CO., 40 Old Levee
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GsoW PEAs-5O bags Carolina Cow Peas,
" just received md for sale by
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a HERRY AND MADEIRA.-A small lot of
NJ SHERRY and MADEIRA WINES of sussriOr quality /
and 2 gallon demijohns, for sale by -
js90 ]. H. ASHBRiDGE CO., 53 st. Charles street.
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odd FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
" Cemetery obtained BY applying PIERsoN Trea
Odd Fellows Hall corner Of Camp and
Camp The price 0ans Lodges
members stokhodtng
child $40 for all other buriRls the price OF
Invariably For tbs purchase of Lo iRfor
nationreap1eting the "Rest,, apply 10
J.. o. PIERS0S, Commercial Alley,
JAS. FURNEkuS. At tho Odd Fellows Hall.
FgRNE .seeretary. my9 lyoa
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- 800 boxes STAR CANDLES;
800 half do. do
500 quarter do. do.
SOC boxes OLEINE SOAP;
100 hbls Choice LARD OIL;
so do. No. LARD; =-... .=-.
leo kegs do. do
1850 half casks DOMESTIC BRANDY;
loo quarter do, do. For sale by
el8 JOSEPH LANDS CO.. SO Tahouptouias sire

GTAR PLANNING MILL, corner of Hercules
~ caliope Streets keeps constantly hand
Of DRESSED FLOORING, CEILING and
L Lumber sawed and dressed TO order at the
gm
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E&AC0N SH0ULDERS--50 casks Prime, for
sale by S. H. KENNEDY CO., 75 TehouptOulas iels
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GECRET DISEASES-Offi 80 Customhouse
~ street. between Royal and Bourbon strse.s-DR JAMES
respectfully attention OF citizens strangers who have
unfortunately diseases OF the
in appalling that they obtain certain safe and
cure Mercu Basam Cubets other
Drug three days without inconve
Remedies which only
himself and trial they de not effect
of certificates from
parts the Union the have
ucurabe by celebrated Physicians
Remedesn the
the of these Remedies
one produced whatthey have
that the afflicted avail themselves Of these
discoveries Dr. j. has located
neny Customhouse No. 81 Private Rooms
served. g:g- Office hours feblS lylp
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A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
IA PLESAnrous aud careful Parsnts Guardians
hst rH Indy Of Rev. G. II. williamson Rector of
Proesants FrHhcasen Rampant
isnvi whoee life has devoted will
family and day school LIMITED pupils. Extraordinary
facities for FRENCH. MUSIC and DRAWING. jan4 Iy
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SHERRY WINE
NJ IS Duff Gordon's;
Romnro's Pale
mrlI " w. ANlN1.l-' NeN' S. WOLFF, IS Camp St
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q ,, Week Days. From IA. NJ. to 6P.M.
oFsieE HOURS Sundays and Holidays: From to II NJ
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& USP ENSI0N Bird G ES.-N0TICE.
- BENJAMIN WATKINS of Port Gibson, Mississippi Architect
and Bridge Builder notice that he will the Ma
pp the Ohio Hudson other River in the United States
SUSPENSION BRIDGES reasonable ready cash
He viii Frame enclosed open ssupPoag or IRON PER
MASENT BRIDGES The above Suspension Bridges will be
pended either from Timber Brick Stone Cas Wrought o
with either Strap Wire,
span the Potomac Washington City, the
New York Brooklyn Wiiar-~'---
son River West Point TO the Eastern shore,r -
Cable suspended during the RevoluonaryW W
II an
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q SAZERAC BRAND1ES. - The subscribers,
~ being sole agents importers this the celebrated
AzERAC BRANDEs keep constantly hand full supply the
lower medium grades well the oldest vutages such 1885
1885, 1909 and 1906 and invite the attention of the rade well
ecnnosseurs the above being Pure and Genuine article
WM Z. LEVERICH d CO., Agents,
ieeu Leyee
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II EMONS-976 boxes Fresh Lemons, 276 box
Fresh landing from the brig Catarina om Pa
iermo sale by RF NICHOLS co, sl Camp iy24 81
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NTANTED-A freight for the Medi- ,sss.@e s@e
Wv terraneaa, barb SPLENDID not high upthan
Sicily. For partieuara, apply TO l...
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VET ANTED TO CHARTER-An A / ~
w sailing brig bark of $50 200 tons burthsn,
to load for Baltimore New York, with quick dispatch.
ap26 c, B, BROADWELL Il CO, SS Poydras at.
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w ANTED TO CHARTER--Two ves- ,s$ss
Wv sells Of about toms In the Gulf for
foreign port The II feet water,
oaded For further particulars Apply TO ~ .
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WTANTED-A vessel to load for Key ,lsiass
mys BARELLI Il Co, 81 Common street.
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NEW JERSEY ZINC PAINT.-The sub
acriberB have hand, and will be
the nanrfaetey, Zinc Paints
jersey zne Company which they offer The trade
Ground Oils packages
tb Snow White, Brown Stone Colors. For sale by
B0GERT. WILLIAMS CO., street.
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A
Appeal from Tenth District Court OF Madison
Judgment Of District Court and decreed
that plaintiffs recover from defendants 81 sot'ds,
the sum of 5000 rs, with interest thereon q.
five per cent. from Nov. IA, 1850, ana COSTS o.
suit in the court below costs Of appeal 10 %
paid by plaintiff. - W
State of Louisiana, appellee, os jas W;
Pratt, appellant Voorhies, Judge .5 q aa
from Sixth District Court Of East Baton house.
Appeal dismissed with costs.
| John Il. Owen, administrator OF H. Laysoh'
appellee, Us, H. f. Vanduslse, appellant
Buchanan, Judge. Appeal from Seventh Dis-
| trict Court of West Feliciana. Judgment al
| irmed with costs
| James r. Bisland, appellant, ps. Thomas NJ,
Griffin, appellee. Buchanan, Judge. .Ap-
peal from Tenth District Court of Tensas'
Judgment affirmed with costs
Elizabeth L. Lebeau, wife of Honore Name,
appellee, Us. j. D. Jewell, appellant Siideli,
| c. Justice 80. Appeal from Ninth District
Court of Pointe Coupee. Judgment reversed.
| Charles Gayarre, appellee, rs VIM. +. Tun,
nard, appellant Campbell, Judge. Appeal
from Sixth District Court of East Baton Rouge.
Judgment reversed, and deereed that there be
Judgment in favor of defendant, asin case of non.
suit, and that the costs of both courts be paid
by plaintiff and appellee.
C. O. Macon, appellee, Us. George G. and }
L. Wilson, appellants. Campbell, Judge. =:
| Appeal from Tenth District Court OF Carroll
Judgment reversed, and costs of both courts t
be paid by plaintiff and appellee.
| E. E, Kittridge and B. ?. Dwight, appellants
ps E. Hebert, ct al, appellses. Vo orhies
Judge. Appeal from the Fifth District Cour
of Assumption. Judgment reversed, an d de
; PENDANTS to pay costs in both courts.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
March IA

CITY -, johnson, Team; 4 Gurreps, Mr. Walton, H
Hudson, Ky; q Nell,J McCarty, R Reddilt,
D Price, L II Skaggs. Crane, r II Braughan "
HMcKie, " W Mcdowell. B Ives and lady.J
Campbell La; Graham Va, DR. & Mcintyre, l. B
Lane, Ala; Vim Nehlett, John Martin. Q McMiken
Ohio; l. New berger j A Meuon. II Lichtensten, Il
Green. II Bsshy, Jos NJ iunsher J W Stephens. A
Bush W johnson, W Spraw II Lawrence, 4
Howell, Vile, Il Calm, 8 II Livingston, " G
Dickson, Miss; Talbot Texas; Carroll I Sou
therland, j S IL Rsney X X Barefoot, Ark Miss
Auna Randall Maine; Whatley, Ga.
ARCADE Sellers Iiundy, John Gilien, L
Hart, j GUN, d G Quin, Catching Hon GeOrEe
Nicholson, Lit Charles Williams, D Wallace, r King
Carey IL NJ Quin, D Crockett, L II yarnads, D Z
Quin, Thos Jones, 5 Thompson, Miss; G Wool
dridse, Il Neyland, Il Haynes HY Harris }
Wess Texas; Thos L Lyon W NJ Jordan Jonn
George, White. J Wall ] IL sehouck, NJ San
ford, La; " Bennett. G Bennett. J Coilum. L
Hearn, Ark jno Sawyer, MaudrF lille S Sawyer,
s'seudern, sadderwhise, Collins, Derrick
Night John Griffin, Ransom, Ga; W Campbell,
Shaw. McPhrail, Ala; Nj II Jordan, Y
ST. CHARLES. "A Kersmain, Fripdlander. B C
Adams Il Taylor, o; j S Digs, W Watts, d S
snodgrass Nj Minor, La, Il l. Taylor and lady II X
Armstead, Mrs L Turner, w Gary. stovali,
E Sykes D Perkins Lake, Miss Lake, Miss
Creighton. L Stuart and lady. L Hunter, p
Jones, j L Hunter, Miss NJ Thornton and lady,
Ga; Miss Berry, Miss Il Cornelius, S Trabue. Il
l. Anderson, VIM Berry, DR. Willet, lady and servant
Q Harrison and family, ny; IL Beilew, England
Il II Pendietou; D G; . Wright, Ohio DR. Z
Champin. Williams " II jenkins. NY; Mathews
l. Hopson, lady and two children, j Castanie, X
Nsyapd Texas; NJ Patrick, Tenn W H Merit
Va; Bsptisto. W Warren, Ala; Abbott, Ind.
ST. LOUIS. -. q Holmes, Ohio; j Crehorn and lady
Mass; Lit Col aud ars Myers, o A; J Eaton
Wright, n o; J IL Caperro, Mrs Il Gobhs, Mo, W A
Harbour, " Bailey. J Harrison, La Ben Dean l. Ben
iamin, II Cook, Cook. NY
yERANDA. II Clarke ] A McAllister, A Bahon, n o
Green, Roper La; Il Harris Ohio; G {
LsugdoR. Al MeSgher, n Q; II Z Pelen, II Hudson
Lawson, Ky; Martin Y; r Vckers, } A
Adams l. Jones and lady Miss A Houston, NJ
Hart. Hurndon. @ Sweet, Miss
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r .s nv having the power Of making 4 desira,

peace by having the power Of making q desira-
bic exchange 81
Suot, sire. is the result, and statement q
the facts 1t is clear that having arrived ~
this point, they must bring about either q aeh-
mite understanding OF decided rapture.
Your Majesty has given so many proofs OF
yonr .solicitude for the tranquility Of Europe
and hy YOUR benifieent influence has SO power
fnllv arrested the spirit of disorder, that can
~. do,,ht a. 10 the course you will take in the
nat;ve which presents itself to your choice
should your Majesty be as DESTROYS as myself OF
4 nacifc conclusion, what would be more simple
than to declare that an armistlce shall now Pc
signed, that things shall resume their diplo-
,rsg;c anurse, that all hostilties shall cease.
and that the belligerent forces shall return
from The places to which motives Of war have led
them? .4s
Thus the Russian troops would abandon the
principalities, and our sqaadrons the Black
Sea. Your Majesty, preferring to treat directly
with Turkey. might appoint an ambassador,
who could negotiate with plenlpotentiary OF
the Sultan d convention which might be sub
mitted to q conference Of the Four Powers. Let
your Majesty adopt this plan, upon which the
Queen Of England and myself are perfectly
agreed, the tranquility will be re-established
and tie world satisfied.
There is nothing in the plan which is IN
worthy Of your Majesty nothing which !. can
wound your honor; but if, from motive dlfi1-
cult to understand, your Majesty should refuse
this proposal, then France, as well as England,
will be compelled to leave to the fate Of arms
and the chances Of war, that which might now
be decided by reason and justice.
Let not your Majesty think that the least
animosity can enter my heart. 4 feel no other
sentiments than those expressed BY your Majesty
yourself III your letter Of the 18th Of january,
1858, in which you write; I" Our relations
ought to be sincerely amicable. based as they
Of order the love Of peace, respect for treaties,
and reciprocal good feeling" This programme is
worthy Of the sovereign who traced it, and I do
not hesitate to declare that remain faithful to it.
beg your Majesty to believe in the sincerity
Of my sentiments, and it is with these sentiments
that / am. sire, your Majesty good friend, y
NAPoLEoN.
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PLAcIpE's VARIETIES. Tempest" was
last saght played before large aud discrimina-
ting audience, and the beauty of its scenery and
the admirable manner in which it is performed,
produced a great deal of appreciation and APP
plause We repeat what we have frequently
is the best and most deliberately gotten up piece
ever put upon the stage of this or any other
American city, and deserves patronage on all
these accounts for which patronage ever ought
to be awarded These who come to the city and
depart without having seen it will have omitted
the most notable feature of New Orleans amuse-
! ments this season.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE The Ravel Troupe
made their farewell appearance last evening
+" Joeko'' and Magic Pills" were the pieces
played with numerous dances and pleasing ex-
ercises There was full house and one which
testified its regards for the performers by un-
mistakable signs. The Ravels have done we'll
here during their present engagement, and leave
with the regrets of many who have laughed at
the eomical pantomines they only present.
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Later StiW.
II IT'S great for with it cope,
The famed the celebrated SOAP
Twas made by JONES, tits sold by WRIGHT,
If saow it will make you white.
Your freckles all will disappear,
And cheeks fresh blooming will appear;
No yellow hue will longer larry;
Use It'll yos marry.
Your beauty will insure you hope,
By the Of JoNEs's CHEMICAL soAPl
For will make every pimpie and reckls slope,
And then, with you, COPE
EB- For sale BY j. WRIGHT & CO., Sole Agents,
mhl3 stop ISL Chartres street.
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Druas. .Netlfcines aald CIenicnLs

DR.. E. j. CoxE, No 95 Camp street
sS- DR., E. j. coxE's PREPARATIONS, in sItenaive
neAfy fifteen have the intrinsic sr acquired
embarrassed equaed BY simar made in se North.
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF coPAlvA, sARsAPARILLA AND CuBEBs,
AMERICAN COUGH LoZEN6Es.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PEA
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
E45- Fer sale by Dtuygi.ts gsperslv iv9 gpn
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YANKEE SIH4sBEE.--Mr. Josh Silsbee, the cell
ebrated Yankee Comedian, commences an en-
gagement at the st. Charles Theatre this even
ing A number Of new and novel comic pieces
will be brought out during his engagement, and
the character of Mr., Silsbeeis sufficient guaran-
tee that they win be well performed His par
tienlar line of personation is fresh here, and
will induce great many old amusement goers
to turn out again.
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SPIRITuALIsM what the airy inhabitants
of the other world had last night to say to this
through their fayorite organ Of communication,
the tongue of Mrs. Britt, we can only say as
much as was reported to US. For we had pre-
viously stipulated to pay our attendance in a
less wise and ethereal quarter; namely, upon
Dan Rice and his amusing burlesque of ''Uncle
Toms Cabin We learn, however, that Mrs
B. 3 lecture attracted an auditory of about 400
persons; and that she gives another of her
strange exhibitions on Wednesday night On
that occasion, we will endeayor to report in
person. s=a.= S. 3
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To HOesse-keepes.s !.

no EGOeSSe~fSeepeFS
E The attention fCEeos Strangers Waiting the City,
tcuarly called to the varied and splendid stock of
HOUSED FURNISHING GooDs,
the Of the undersigned which being such
RFDUcE PRICES
render greatly the advantage Of purchasers call and
mins them. Among their assortment may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING TEA AND TOILET SETS
PLAIN WHITE CHINA, DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS;
GILT AND WHITE CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS;
EARTTIENwARE, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS PRESERVE DISHES. DECANT
ERs, ETC. ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES, TuMBLERs, SALTS, ETC.
SILVER PLATED CASToRS, WATERS CAKE BAsKETs;
SILyER-PLATED CANDLEsTICKs, SPOONS FORKS, ETC;
SILVER PLATED WATERS, BOTTLE-sTAEDs ETC;
KNIVES AND FORKS lAPANNED WATERS;
WDoDENWARE, TISWARE;
ANDIRoNs, TENDERS, sHovELs AND Tones;
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS AND CHANDELIERS;
Besides variety of Articles necessary all HoUsREEPERS
to be named in advertisement
i. BR0WER & CO.,
fsbl7 streeto lite the Cityf Hotel
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To the La0ies.

VI a D a II 7 d a u N
E Respectfully offers her ssrvees the Idss Of Nav orear's
he the following Diseases PRDLAPsus UTERg
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MEssTRuATioN, IN
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION Of THE WOMB,
Theeatmen adopted by ris that which reSb
the distinguished Surgeons Of Paris, London SeE k A
its here of which shs has ample testimony, The m
respectable sdies refer essihs herin that
Of the Uterus not of nature be cured
Madam dsvoiss herself exclusively the dlseaaeE
can be consulted DAILY al herresideuee,
myls aptf 1855 at. Joseph street
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A rencontre took place at the Tunnel in
Pickens District, S, c., on the 25th ult, between
Moses Hollis, citizen of Pickens District, and
Joseph Parker, of North Carolina, in which the
latter received two stabs in the back, causing
almost instant death
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. BAss,--The performances at
Placide's Varieties this evening are for the
benefit of Mr.. Bass--than whom there are few
better or more capable actors anywhere to be
found. The admirable old farce called g Rails
ing the Wind" is to be revived for the occasion,
with d number of other attractive and amusing
pieces. Mr. Bass has been long time favorite
with the play going population of New Orleans,
and it cannot be questioned that his benefit
ought to be bumper We trust it will be-
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Mouse Furnishing Store,

10 and rs CAMP STREET.
w The Subscribers daily receiving fresh additions large
and varied stock, comprised in which e.
QUEENswARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS
and GIRoNDoLES;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in sets or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENAMELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANISHED TIN md JAPANSED WARE
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES, Of all kinds;
PAPER HASGISGs md DOOR MATS
WHITE, CHECK FANCY MATT1NG3
WINDOW CoRNICES, CORDS and TAsSEL6
CURTAIN BANDS CURTAIN PINS
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid;
SrEIM, LARD and WHALE OIL.
febq2 qn2p MILLER, HARRIS h WALDO.
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Quo u S. sENAroR.--Geo E. Pugh, ESQ,
the democratic causus nominee, has been elected
U. s. Senator from Ohio, by the Legislature of
that State, for the term of six years, from the
4th Of March next, to succeed Senator Chase.
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Miss Laura Keene has closed her theatre in
Baltimore, and left New York on the 9th in the
steamer for California. Miss Keene will, we
hope, meet with a good reception in Ell Dorado
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leaders in the Irish troubles of 1848, died at
Washington, on the 9th inst, of apoplexy Mr..
Riley was about 80 years of age. He was at
one time editor of the Democratic Review, and
for several months past clerk in one of the
Departments at Washington. He leavesa wife
and one child
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FARE TO CALIFoRNIA.-The fare to California
pia the Isthmus by steamship from New York
is $3.50 in the first cabin, 1925 in the second
cabin, and from $75 to $40 in the steerage; in
first class clipper ships, eia Cape Horn, from
1880 to $500 is charged. The freight on meas
urement goods is from SIS to 65 cents per cubic
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SHELBY COLLEGE,, SHELBYyLLE. KY.-We
are requested to state that DR.. Guentz, the
President of this fourishing Institution, is now
. at the ST. Charles Hotel, where he may be seen
daily, from 10 to Il, A M, and from to 5
o'clock, P. NJ All young gentlemen who wish
to enter the new course, either in the Prepare
tory or in the Collegiate Department., or in
the Scientific School, will do well to inform DR..
Guentz of their intention, and to prepare for
departure without delay, as he will return to
Kentucky within few days, and will person
ally accompany all such as are ready to start
with him