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From The Star Spangled B1nner.
CATCHING AN HEIREss.
DY WM. ROBINSON.
CHAPTER Ia NtJJ'e.

is she not lovcly-divinc-periect;on 7
'WhoP
Look at yon box-tho one next the
candelabra.'
Yes, she is q fine lookin womang'
who is she, wonder-do you know
'Yes-it is the Honorable Miss Ida
Maxfeld. She is an orphan, but Il rich
one, having no less than one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars invested in good
bank stock. AS you may see by her
complexion, she is q Southerner. Her
father owned a pretty extensive estate
a few leagues from New Orleans, but at
his death, which took plac 4 little more
than ycara ago, it was sold, aud the sum
thus realized being by his executors, Of
whom my father is the only one now lj'-
ing, invested in good securities, rs the
will directed, was placed at his daughters
disposal She is twenty-one years oil,
her OWE mistress, and is a. amiablc in
disposition and rs cultivated in intellect
as She is beautiful in features an grace
ful in form, One hundred AMI fifty
thousand dollars only think. Fred! II
| was not SO deep in with Helen, should
perhaps have added one more To her al-
ready long list of rejected suitor5 before
now.
Can YOU introduce MEP
'To the dollars, or the ladyH
CLAYTON, | think You ought to know
me sufficiently to he certain that if mar.
ry her it will not be for her dollars, but
for her own exceIIennies.'
And yet, Fred, theworll, AMI perhaps
the hly herself, will he apt to consider
that the attentions OF Il yo0ng lawyers
clerk, even though he may have gwen
evidence Of superior talent, anl OF one
day being
BE quiet, will you''
An ornament to his profession, are
influenced by far different motives than
those of disinterestel affection
The world may think what it likes,
Ned, and the lady shall soon be mle-
ceived, But answer me my question:
can you introduce meP
well, that depends on circumstances.
Ny acquaintance with her is not SO very
intimate, and unless | can catch her eye
and she smiles me an invitation, am
afraid | cannot promise you,
Such was the conversation which pas
sed between two young disciples of
Blackstone, as they were sitting together
in one of the front boxes OF the opera
house on q 'Sontag' night.
The opera was La Sonambula, and
never had the beautiful and soul-thrlling
prima appeared to greater advantage
than she now did in the character of
Amina.
But her matchless acting and hute-like
tones were unregarded by at least one
spectator, and that was Frederick Ayl-
mer. From the first moment of his en-.
trance, almost, he had revcr taken his
eyes from the box in which, in all her
queen like beauty, sat the lovely Ida
She alone was the cynosuro on which
his every faculty seemed concentrated;
and although his companion had more
than once compelled him, in manner,
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1Sr1aDDA DASq1A M0wJl,
INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI.
B. W. I o D D .

| have removed from The 'Nolanl House," 10
the Nebraska House." in Independence, Missouri
The Nebraska House IS large new building, aud
has recently been much improved by alterations
and additions. Having taken this house for = term
of years, intend to make every effort u promote
the convenience and comfort Of travellers. The
patronage Of my friends and the travelling public
is respectfully solicited.
D. W. TODD.
January Isl 1S53--1Y.
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Santa tt iljrekln c5airiis
TERMS.

TI1HE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
L and the public generally, that he is prepared
TO do all kinds of cabinet and carpenters wcrk on
The most reasonable terms. Shop, two doors above
the store of Jesus Loya.
San,a Re, May 7, lS53.-y JAMES H CLIFF
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Nature never says that which reason
will contradict. .-Jureaal.
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TERMS

The terms Of Graham are Three Dollars for
single subscribers, If paid 10 advance. For six
dollars in advance, one copy is sent three years
We continue the following low terms for Clubs,
10 be sent in the city. to one address, and IN The
country 10 one post-ofice;
Q copies 50 per annum
8 I" And one to agent or
getter up Of the
club $40
5 And ons 10 agent or
getter up OF the
club Sl0
II And ons to agent or
getter ad OF the
club Sl5
The money for Clubs must be always sent in
advande. Subscriptions may be sent at our risk.
When The sum is large, draft should be procured
Il possble--lhe cost OF which may be deducted
from The amount.
Address, always postpaid.
GEORGE R GRAHAM.
Editor.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CRESCENT OFFICE, /
Tuesday Morning, January 10 1854.
COTT0N-The demand was moderate yesterday with
sales about 1000 bales without any change of moment
though prices were rather easier. We quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior .,....... q ~ Middlins Fair oM@1Oa
Good Miadling,.. 10 fa1oa Good and Fine. ID
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. :,
CoTToS-baies. ToBlcco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept l. 1859. .... .lo,572 294ss
Received since. .l2b,T64 1884
yesterday 49,. 1o5a4~5aT31s 2ll- 7195
547sgo 90 600
Exported to date. 303467 S,404
yesterday. .... 4,4So-a07 85a q 84Os
Stock on hand not cleared 2s9sa7 2s24
TOBACCO-We did not hear of a sale.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There was an active de-
mand for Sugar and $500 hhds taken at 3tl03Ae
for Moasses also in request with GALES of 1900
bbls mostly at 49, gallon for Prime ana Choice lots
and l5016e for Inferior to Ordinary
FLOUR-Firm and $500 hbs taken, Of which 800 Ohio
at SO 75 1900 in two lots the Leyee Sc so 500 St
Lous at Sc 90 200 Fancy at 81 100 Extra at the
and 100 Extra Choice {union brandt at 81 SO p Dbl
aRAIN-corn was in moderate request with sales Of
1000 sacks including 600 inferior Old at o3 800 poor
White at 81 700 Yellow at 65 500 White 68r067, and
24S at $50 y hushe Oats active, and the sales
embraced 10000 sacks St Louis including 10000 bushels
in store taken by dealer at about 81 24s sacks at 81
and 514 sacks, in two lots, at 5Ss p bushel
PROFESSIONALISM was frmer, and lot OF $50 bbls
Mess sold at Sl which rate refused for 1850 bb
Green Meats lower and 100000 lbs were sold, in
lots, at 51se p ID for Prime, Hog round. Bacon
yet quiet and the only sale of sment that noticed
Al tierces Hams Extra sugar-cured at l15ke
Lard active with sales of 200 bbls at So, $50
No Mt 200 bbls and terces in two lots ut 81s zoe
s5 1874 Prime at So $50 kegs in three lots at H.
1I0 at l1ie p Ii.
HAY-Active demand with sales Of 800 bales Western
at 800 s25 and barge load of about 1850 2oC
tons), also at s25 p ton.
COFFEE-Quiet. Sales 800 bags inferior Rio AZ abou
1O]1s, and 100 good Old at IL az u tb.
SALT-A cargo Of 5000 sacks Liverpool, Coarse, hal
beachsd 10 sacks to the ton sold Ito arrive) at tn
reduced rate of 81 05 p sack.
SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, with sales Of 4
bbls Saturday at 5os and 100 bbs yesterday at
thing less than 48t q gallon.
WHISKT-Prices better, and 40 bbls Recti6ed wer
sold, in lots. at 26s u gallon
FREIGHTs-Actye Two ships taken for Liver
pool al Ad for Cotton and IS for Flour One for Havr
at Nv Cotton One for Boston at 81 80 Pork
another for that port l516t for Cotton and 81 SO
Pork
Northumberland very moderate at our quota
tons
Sterling lH7 x h3lo81
Franca of Y h35f 30
5 New York Sixty-day Bis .........2 a21S y ct, disc
Sight Checks on New York.. 4 p ct. disc 10 pal
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teEstYernnch-2l bales cotton
NEW YoEk-ship St Loni.-A,safted ndss. - $1,000
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. ...
Z. s9 s:'s.
Wrish William. 4plss s.n.d.s 4soils Wright 4.sss
IS raka& &e 80 aies &esss % 10
4 rs.y as Il. ssvs ad Psss a A S, ss
hs.t r.. GA GTos.
..sa r..ss -, r ~. eptp.-S Built Miller a'osF
III p ss'''o
M,sa.yli Lqons B,and.r, William, da,ry P4ron
II y VA. a'sss Ss, '7
sS ssa'y DC &c
a. & as ss- ss sd., Cox X s. !osn;oP soso do
i H.rrod Mo.dylS Pchata eol NJ Greenwood asolo
j,eSs cesls "a a. 1 Teta
ssss'.'s 49,
sy Gu, csr,Gs
, T.
ftfs 's s,a.,si
s '"sa'
@ y 1s s.' sa'i9R to
s 9afsg Do
W.. s.s'fs sssss W,n. te S
J. 5. s:s s s spsa t.
u hhd ohls nose. Brager-ss Oakley HAVEN'T
hlss @ rd ST. Sd s ss ,.ga sss 3
S3s BIB. mo ss.st. ~ -D-' e~
MsMraspsr j., ~ Bulletin Nc p 40 bales cotton W A
R +. ., e.Ts s' o FL fST gIs
@ ia@a &ee co., am.1sss 'f fais
1snS sPs s sqs. fS15s o,,,
\ 4Sl; 60 80: g
baad., WliaI.. W,Ish Isrsr aoway
ssra Fai.y S, ss ..a
.9 s agaF .,. N sg 4so d :.a
Pitcher, Goodrich eosn
nIss Ss s'
Ely IL I s55a Bar s Rs9 ss9
is Rhds 10 bG. nos.sss
DoNLpsoNvtLLEPsr Batoy: s hid. sugar
s F S.s 41 s sS: .s ssa.
wastea fse.s d. ssFsrs sso 81 Fsas. Brand
% d. rw
do order Total sos hhds augar 4ts Obls molasges.
LoBDEL's sToREPer New 81 hhds sugar e
s ST. so agns Do g ,Sss
~ ~ 3 %.ss h9gs w
h6ds s.Far 4 Elder sos5 81 b6i. ns s
I'sss A9sR. hit HI. aass Esaap
dco Tlia S1i hhds sugar $50 bbs neaspss '"'''
hAzoo ao e@e s IL s sea
q o.sn aoo2l HSnmqS ny xs Thsfah 600
q , hsnd.I.sH rssIs wssh
his tA' e1 hs'A. Astsi !aoS oalsh cotton
steamer + Howard 81 bales cotton g Cock
9sle NJ tlnaEhd &ssS Wsd Jsnsse Chrisp,
hhSf CDA . = ssess corr no tsS lard hha
80 Il ~ ~ Z II 49, 20 tHtnr, mtsan dto-l7
$3.50 aSpli e. III. IN y &C. az oes osntpags
e % 49, III III d. s' T. and l DO ar
49,. nn - a. ti no 9e > 10 Ave keSs sufsge
20 @ f ~ w, e.ss ldef-Ss baga leather
s.r ynn,.li ~ , : y tNsen 60 r9s lea4e
s an. sdri ~ go To- OT I nj casks en- e1ke =
80 WIN % +'S Asi+ 1o'Ai 40 eAsS Gotten Ill hhds To
'areS,
CNGNSAfPtT steamer Ctnennstus 500 bbls -four Graham
d suSkluEhEn-S|U do Connolly &eS-30 do Dusan2G0
ap hlsen &c0- 4l % pork 81 do lard Yole Bo4s
DO beef 10 les hams 81 @ lard oil is 81 DO butter $50
81 do cheese Fohss igss &EoaS do 50 ties hams W9ist
eo2S 10 W bh IS u do beef fayior Cssyl45 whisky 26d
nteos " do qnot 6bls Whisky 100 pga
SeH1o &e5a BIKE. .osp Ca Mosby59 barrels whiskeV
81 Hart &ro20 do BHrret8l hf do i lupn65 plows Nj
DoSe jr Bet-sO bs WHISKY Roger barnard 6col9
ersf boxes Keep Bard &es4 bagng Shut
I p ~ r.nap a T ~ 7 ~ s"o~ Seo-s' PKG
s s'.s'n q ,'se'
ALENASlRlAPer steamer storm: l4baaa cotton BuChanno
Chr,Si Ssss Sa,Tgisb J" II pqp9g-8o Ealln Lee &eo
Ar hlenAerssts1 " Shaw &co--4 Gly-9l RsGpeu-SB
81 hhh hEEh CsNek SqFtes Ws. 80 bales 81 hf BIT
noas Fellows &7o5i bid, moasses Pe6 bids Boyer
rslsy Ayefy--s4 DO Deanonn &ca-n role sather
MANN Total sE 6aS eo9h 81 hhds 81 bbs moiassss 81 hf
CONSUMERS.
NEW Y0RE-Fer ship T0nlon-byss 6co--J f Matthews
Per Campbell 6coD Shssrer &aoTus
go 7 F~chetl sc0-S Nielsen &esA Wright &ce-Bsel
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TAT EW NCERN A. B. JAMES,
ly (or the Late Firm Of MARSHALL q JAMsS)
Has determined his the WHOLE
SALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS. and opeung bis store
No ~ MAGAZINE STREET, opposite the Arcade and NO. II BANK
PLACE, large and well asserted sock Of
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
purebased within the last uouply prices which
From the decline prices articles Of the trade, he
the beleftaa dealers, country
Inducements rarely with this through
it'll of The buyers Of DRY GOODS
this ntry he will be constantly receiving tie
srable styles and descriptions of
SPRING GOODS
~ stock present PRINTS LAWNS, ROBES,
GNGIshS. late exhibition the Ciys4l Palace; LIN EMS.
LAUEs, HOSIERY, GLOVES HANDKERCfiIEFS full
stock Ca MBEIcS, JACONETS SWISS AND OTHER MUSLTNS.
HABERpASHERY Of every kid with the cheapest of EN-
style HANDKERCHIEFS Wells, MUSLIN BANDS, COLLARS,
HABITS CHEAlIsETrEs CAPEs etc. both in Tanpourd
Seedewotk CAt s, GLOVES all which Of late impot
and have been bought low auction close took
PANTALooNERlEs VEST SHAPES, coATINGs GLOVES, sUs-
PENDGRS DE LANES Ihe latest Feufh American
RINos, SUMMER and CANTON CLOTHS, every thing
DRESS GOODS necessary for the season.
PL ANTERS' GOODS,
in full stock, comprising BLANKETS KFRsEYS, osNABURGs
JEANS LINSEYS 81 ia SHIRJSG and
StEETIS6 FLANNKLS, WOODEN SHIRTS etc. all which
The nhscriter invites the the trade, eh
position particularly ny
will 10 them lew and good scles aud will
! their trade and confidence A B. JAMES,
d29 md&3mW 80 Magazine and IA Bank Place,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFEKsoN VITYI =
Monday Evening, January Q, 1894
There is but small supply of Cattle and Sheep. and
the market closes bare Of Hogs Prices in favor Of holders
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MISCELLANEOUS.
0n JOSEPH HUFTY, sAA
~. IMPORTER, SU.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY

-'Aoii &A-'o-
-. an p.''' #rMs. ... ,.pl
Sta PIE GOODS.
NJ. an GAVIN orpPpr -. Al. ,,. -
W. ~ eN'ii % NESi upu me lily holsi view ofeshht
Respectfully invites the attention q Wholesale and Retail Dealers and
mpos5 and soostanv .nnrI,d rgbo o ti az when eshy
euErr a9,fpS
oilEbL CoMDo.
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFFALO COMBS every sye and
variety.
iowe.t Nohsrs Fac on ace. J.. ' O'n Aoa az we
r0Ir Fr ppTrJ Fc
IoIhEl AislItLIo,
Such ns pFRFUSIERY HAIR OILS HAIR PINS PoMATJM
FANCY SOAPS stc ~ ' '
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES. PORT
ABE DEshs ether VIZ; an endless yaes Of PORTE mon
PRICES ' 'fe'S ''' NM s'Ap' A'' ~ '"''''s ~"
GUNS PSTDLs KNIVES COLTS AND WARMERS RE.
V3LVISG PISTOLS SCISSORS RAZGRs LIFE PRESERy-
Frs FISHING REEFS and TbKIE AZ every rari.tv In nil
The most de ermned Angler ' = 3 ~ ~
WATCHES JEWETRY Fro
~ r,- 49,. 4. -. Il. ~, r ~ ,eonnr a,
aJ n I isF us VIZ nl
uu ~ @ si Jq IN ps WIN nae
ant r A. "a VI n r Eli nPs w W a.. bs
selected eatcare BY ROBERTS for many years engaged
u fe ssss business aha hSplpf ossn exclusively lot
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VHyHE ROAD TO HEALTH m<..
HOLLOW WAYS PILLS.

HoLLowAY,s FILLS THE BEST MEDICINE FOR COM
PLANTS INCIDENT FEAfALESMs Tablet, Of Mi eean
Profs4s Holloway considers bundan ddy 70
knowledge The astonishing benefit she has derived fcm Hkng his
At the vfye suite general
OF the system swell legs and other Emept' y
attention To the adSice o.
eminent physicians her debility e pT ana
adopt took I0LL0WAfs
lundness Of eai ae
baoyancy spirits which she had enjoyed Tor s
Professor HotLo 2F+ssfan
lusar Temple Bar Lonaon) and by All the rsspeeaps ans
Dealers Medicines the United States ~ eSkss - ~ =
Wholesale by the tns ~ IN
Messrs. A. B. D. SANDS New aofS and
4 CO New Orleans. -. ~ 80
E There considerable saving in taking me large ses
B-Dreotiou the guidance Oh pa'eh IN every
To sehh sur "
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LAKE STEAMERS.


EN0R MOBILE Direct-Daily IT, s. Ey =
Ill Mai Lzs~Fiater Arsne@nent,Fhs splendid lkse&s{
V pressure ps1ks ,sssnsrs o. TIFORNTA, s. b
FfoHt nsef ELDRIDAy Grs and high Lake
st-as ST. CHARLEs Reuben master, been built
expressly of tue lake trade, with superior One
o. me above steamers N eage the PonaArn Railroad DAILY
On styal Il Ne oss9sk returning will Pasegcna
"a The Mail Bag viii esss IL es Of Agsntdsy O'Clock
r.. E2zut a ParLP ntq
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VIII leave WE'D EsDAY. January II a O'Clock Ps
ESOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONT 0zT n.
GOMERY WETUAiPKA and all landings LIfss&Ssks
he alabama River Regular Weekly Line
bzinThe and light draazht steamer
ARKANSAS Capt John Stevenson and
will leave above freight having splendid
JOHN E. HYDE y co. IL Poydras street.
ny The A. will be freight the lower side Of the
Canal opposite the Werkhouse, early Monday morning
~ Shippers rely punetuai attention TO MI bus
entrusted o her jan1
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viii leave WEDNESDAY Janvasy H. o. s O'Clock p NJ
Ey0R MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPO- - h.
Ae Iron, LAKE PROVIDE nee, yNATCHEZ qsefsafSfsSe
YGKsBURG and all inLerIaeda a-ainys "
WEDNESDAY Memphis Packet BULLETIN No. 2.-Ihe the
pasnger BULLETIN Chas. ChaIeh viii
ready Monday morning and aase asaboys
For freight passage, apply on board. orto .4a.
JOHN E. HYDE 4 co. IA Poyirss street
NJ B-The BULLETIN connects Memphis with he steamers
Simpson for NASHVILLE and tie AIomph Tor
taking through either piut without detention JAM
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A M U S E M ENTS.
SIT. CHARLES. THEATRE.
DLAcIDRs VARIETIES, Gravier street.

TUESDAY EVENING January TO- 1854 tbs performance
commence vi h. Comedy sPFED THE PLJuGH-sn Paip
NJ Lyhne 81 Asel MI Bus; Bob Handy. r j. H. An! Frms
Mr. u Rtcde henry NJ. tisInt Bsadod, Mrs Mary
Stuart; Susan Mrs. Warrik; indy Miss brown Baae
Rove After which. the Dance
.:on To be followed y .as sng q The sey,Db Mr.
NJ White. To nds with she
ar b,awas Fraaeis Mr. Alien walter,
Second ~ nd
I6e Bo. Third Tiar psons oaiy SOC GaliarJ a5s
| PrvEte Boxes, -, ~ '' "
m open hspa o'clock performance % commence a.
| 'clork is.tr
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HAVREShip btles cotton 40s9 bbs -four 1860
BALTrMoREBrg Nancy cDonadi94 hhds sugar. 35s bu
81 teR
cHaRLgsIoNBg Tsrts77 bids sugar. tobs-co bis
50 If d. moa lcake bacon 80 bs lard do whisky
lot bsxes candta 81 pkga m lao
NEN YORKShp CgreAi3g bales cotton, "a do wool bids
"a bb HSihsses 275 do lard &C bales cuttings hides
pigs Hdse.
5hVANNAtBHg Geo Abbot-52 hhds 4s6 5s fnohrse
81 do sky 10 do tork 20 boxss candles 80 pnks
CHARLESTON Brig GuHrefl hhJs Ids bbEa moasszs
LvERPOoIshp Flsra h Donald2ss1 hale. s0Un
GENOA-B.rk Gipsy--6sl bsea eston, , pbgs Indse.
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willeave SATURDAY., January - at o'clock P. n.
NOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, MOUTH ssy =
b OF FRfAR's POINT, COLUMBIA. GREEN EsgsessssSSS
VILE, GRAND LAKE ard all tie Bend-Regua
emphs LGUIsAThs and light drsngbt paasengsr
LOUISA Perry, will leave Is above Fer freight
1r passage, apply board or to
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MEMPHIS

VIII Issvs SATURDAY January Il, ocockr.M.
NyOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPo- - ~
LEON, MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER FRfAR5
FONT all intermediate landinss Peculiar satnr
ant Memrb Packet MARY AGNES.-The dfaaght
And ia, running stsaer MARY AGNES salas assr
freight passage having fine aceomnda-
-' LEWIS SNhPP. Agent No. SO New LeTss,
or WEBB RAWLINGS & co, 81 Carondelets.
will take freight end passengers for NASH
VILE CINCINNATI with the Packets at MEM
PfIS, and will dstsin the - tahlo
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EDUCATION.

A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCE
n PIES and careful Parent snd info
Of Rev. H Will4mson,
'Eghse PROTESTANT apcaa Rampant
family school LIMITED
fscilira or FRENCH. MUSIC aud DRAWING Iy
No. 2iO BARoNNE STREET,
me Hev1 streets
The Rev. ELIJAH GuIoN aided Mrs GUeN, wt open Day
School Young Ladies' MONDAY January
place.
Tuition Eglihh French, $40 per month";
perm month. m
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INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES - As
Boar Day PppiaNO. SO St, Louis seet-Dectsd by the
Mise. ALLISON.
The this Institution aided by Abe best Masters in all
finished continue
all pup confded
to their charge
guardians Prospectus
viii can be had al Inst III
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT, I
s.g. Tuesday Morning, January TO- 1864 +


Tuesday Morning, January 10, 1864.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Ocean Home, Marryman, Hsvre, Bogar williams Eco
Shp ioIa Mcionald Merrill Liverpool II Ahhbridse
snip Corden Bishop. New York, q AFarwsl
Bark GiPSy, Lincoln, Genoa, Baxter
Brig George LAbb0t, Cole, Savannah, SLkELryy
Brig 5hlnare, Phil pg, Charleston, SIZE
Brig Nancy Mcdonald, Baltimore, CT Mesker &so
Brig Tartar, sbur, Charleston, SL&ELLAvy
ARRIVED. -
Steamship Perseverance, fndinnos
Ship ST. Hyt days York, Coheu-sd district
Ship Sashsm Woodbury. 10 days from Bsston, Hynson-
district,
Ship Meridian, Sampson, days Boston, Hynsonad
district.
British ,chr Mary Robinson, 10 daya from Baa Hon. masqd
diarict.
0m..- at.a steam boats.
Unicorn Atkinson, from Ynzio City,
Doctor Batdy. Wilson, from Donnld1onytlg
New Iatonr, Lobdeliis Store,
Mary, Foley Ransom from Donsdaonylle,
laurel Hill. Cotton, from Bayou Sara,
Z D White Effort. from Wa etico
+ Howard, Northern, from RddysviIe,
Cncnnatns, Wade, from Cincinnati.
Magnolia, Thomassont vicksbnre,
Princess, Homss from New Carthage.
Bulletin No g Church. from Memphis.
Storm Mckinney, from hlexaniia
lowboAt oh from the Pasestowed down and 10 sea
lat PeIit
ship Touon bark Caioms brig Florence
and LepauIo.
Towboat Ocahn
lat Instant ships Emperor bnrk Johnson, schr
Towboa Whitney, iieaan from the Paesbrought up ship
Sachtm,
Towboa Pasaes-brsught up ship
Dorras Prince, and brig Polamoa.
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nRLEANs THEATRE

ORLEANS THEATRE
W TUESDAY, January TO- 1884, The Cslebaed Grand in
acts BY yerbesf, entitled ROBERT DiABLEIa Witch
essa Bofd Gnbrs fiossn and Masdams, Bert
will
THURsDAY-Fourth Night Of the Grand Opera entitled THE
PROPHET.
II earfornaanea eamn,su.. Al sl.p.st e,slaek.
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IMPORTS

BOSToN-shp snrlem1os m Stanton mise
70 ! Ies, &co, issbe &es, Simpson keens and order
tALVESI NSteaaiship PeEseyernncHgt bales
Iiarrs hco-l5 Williams Battutst bas cotton.
NEW yoRK-Ship st Lons-A,softed nltse
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NAILs-700 kegs landing and in store;
"a Sheet Hoop Rod IRON, SEQ bundl we'll orted;
Manila and Tarred Rf,r e 200 coils, assd small tizss
Earbeu and ron FURNACES all wees 50 bids;
WATTS Ship -carptnt RS AXES, Ar2ES and MAUfS;
Bonzed ianry ANDRoss, FlRE-DoGs, sHovEIs, etc.;
Pocket KNIVES, ell assd stock and cheap;
Gndsionea Grenks and Rollers, Cha Pamp Mounlngs;
Chain, Pump Planes, + making the Tubes;
Planter B Tiers Kettles, Corn Shellers
French Locks a. ard H.. reed direct;
Brooklyn " hite Lead, 25 and soil kegsj
Window Glass, 2tiD texesass'd, by 9, l4by lB;
Files, greatv ietv Brass and Iron Odd Ksys.
For every variety LOCKS with complete OF HARD
WARE, for sale very low Wholesale and retail, by
WM ARMSTRONG, No. SO Old Lsvee ST,
betYJe lous AnAGO Cont
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aALABa.n-4 RIVER.

Will1.aFe TIT -RsDAT. Jassary IL at oelocxP. n.
ET0R MONTGOMERY, WETUaPKA ~ y.
n all landings Alasma Ryar-Regplar lf4ss5Si
Ihropgh Line vatse Kyer, feo Of GS.spse sr,st,
receiving freight. w leave above For
freight only, apply to =
f Owing tie low otha TeabIgbe, the POST BOY will
~. Ar,4r H4-s1 L1HTG
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gbILLECART SALMoN'S VERZENAY
D CHAMPAGNE FINN MAREUIL.

Sole Agents for the Southern States.
The undersigned have in store small invoice OF the above
WINE they confidently recommend to the
equal Wine offered
Ia his
BITECART SALMON is the proprietor OF OF the nes
Champagne bis Wines we'll known ard esteem IN
Russia Austria France He has appointed TO furnish
the COURT OF BAVARIA with authority place the COAT OF
ARMS OF THAT COURT UPON HIS LABELS.
Tha Vine sold hS to be of the came quality
and $ dis irgnihed by s rich fruitg flavor.
e shall supply the orders Of the
upon liberal eompetiior
II. & J. B. WALTON
d9s Spit ~ New l. and u TeA"npitNuias streets.
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VIII leave TUESDAY, JannNFs To- y 0cpek p N.
EY0R LOUISVILLE ard all inter- Fg n
laDinss.rhe regular low
passenger packet NORTHERNER, Captain Harry
leave For freight having superior
sTRiTHER Il BROS Poydsas street.
B plan the and State secured BY
diving 10 liz Agents ians