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New YORK, Feb. 20-The Collins steamer
Baltic has arrived here, bringing dates from
Liverpool to the Sth inst, four days later than
the accounts brought by the Canada. She
brings important intelligence, of which the fol-
lowing is o summary: q.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8.-The Cotton market open
ed at the beginning of the week with good de-
mand, but latterly the inquiry has fallen off. The
sales, however, reach 25, 900 bales for the three
business days since the departure Of the Canada,
about 5000 bales of which have been taken on
speculation Prices have been rather irregular,
but without any material change, most OF the
circulars quoting the rates at the close as fol-
lows Fair Orleans, 6ad; Middling Orleans,
sgd; Fair Uplands, Gid, and Middling Up
lands, sgd per Id. Holders have not been press
ing on the market.
Flour has been dull and dropping, and prices
have declined about Is per Dbl The closing rate
for Western Canal is Ais, and for Ohio AS I'd
per Dbl, holders latterly not being anxious to
realize at these rates. ..
Corn has also given way in prices, and White
and Yellow are quoted alike at 5Os per quarter
Wheat has further declined, the closing rate for
White being lbs Cd per 10 lbs.
Lard has been in moderate request from the
trade and for export, at about the same price as
last quoted.
Pork and Beef have been dull, without any
material change in the rates
Bacon has been active at steady prices.
MONEY AND TRADE.-The Money Market at
London has been rather more animated. Con-
soils at the close are quoted at 91a.
There has been no change of any moment in
the Manchester trade.
General News-Eastern Affairs.
NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF--MNIsTERs Re-
oAILED.-The last proposals of the Emperor OF
Russia have been rejected. Count Orloffs mis-
sion has proved an entire failure, and negotia-
tions are broken off.
The Russian ambassadors at London and
Paris have withdrawn, and the English and
French Ministers at st. Petersburg have been
recalled.
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. England and France
have now openly commenced preparing for war.
Several of the Cunard steamers have been
taken by the British Government for the trans
portation Of troops to Constantinople, and war
ships and steamers are in active preparation tc
leave the French ports with troops.
The FLEETS. THE allied fleets at the last ac-
counts were at Bessica Bay, and the Russian
fleets were concentrating at the port of Katfa
on the coast of Crimea.
TURKS CROSSED THE DANUBE-0mer Pacha
has crossed the Danube with Turkish force Of
$4,000 men
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had collected certain moneys from the steamboat
J. NJ Relf, which had been appropriated to his
own use. Werner was arrested and required to
give security for his appearance
fl Bod Boy--Monseur Antoine Lavenant en-
tered complaint yesterday against his son,
Napoleon Theodore Lavenant, aged about four
teen years, who, he states, is disobedient, re-
fraotory young rascal, whom it Is impossible to
restrain from all sorts of juvenile wickedness,
| and who deserts the school room to mingle with
the worst society that can be found in the city
the father, therefore, deeming him altogether
incorrigible, prays shat he be sent to the House
of Refuge until he arrive at mans estate. Ac-
eordingly a warrant was issued for the arrest Of
| the hopeful youth.
Charge Of Burglary.-JohnF Tanning was ar
| raigned on charge of having broken into the
| state-room of Capt. Briggs, on board the steam
boat Sarah, and stolen therefrom the sum Of
$73. There being no evidence to tasten the
crime upon accused, he was discharged.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT--Judge Robertson
The jury in the case of the State ps. Schlesin-
ger were discharged yesterday morning, being
unable to agree upon verdict We understand
they stood seven for conviction to FIVE for aequit
tai SchlesiDger was then requested to furnish
| security in the sum of $4,000 for his appearance
when notified, which he did, and was permitted
to depart. 1t is not probable the case will ever
come up again
The State VS.. Margaret Clark-E,sforma-
ton for -drson.-This charge WAS brought
against accused on the 9Th Of November, 1851,
in the First District Court, at the time Mr.. Jas.
Caldwell was Recorder of the First District
then Second Municipality. She was charged
with having set fire to the foundry Of Leeds &
Co., on the corner of Delord and Fouche streets,
and was sent before the First District Court,
since which time she has remained in prison
awaiting trial. The jury, after being out a
short time, rendered verdict of not guilty.
We understand that while leaving the Court
room she made threats of renewing her incen-
diary attempt upon the foundry so sosn as an
| opportunity offered
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Greater Inducements than Eper
Ia Are being offered at
G. B. DREW'S,

G. B. DREW'S,
No. IL Cbares street,
TO PURCHASERS OF WINTER CLOTHING.
In order to facilitate the closing his entire stock he hiss made
still further reductions in his already
EXTREMELY Low PRICES,
selling lower than the same
quality goods have offered this market before HIS
stock composed entirely esh Goods and Of course net to be
COMPOUNDED with socks many old who have bad their
goods hand for until they have become antqussd in s
moth eaten and worthless Every article guaranteed perfect with
the privilege the purchaser of etunug and having
funded, should it prove unsatisfactory
Travellers will do well to call and ieok at his
SOLE LEATHER
TRAVELLING TRUNKS and
#..M CARPET BAGS,
they will them cheaper than bought elsewhere
Reeolsc the number ia
ID CHARITIES STREET,
Canal Customhouse Streets opposite the large sh
Emporium of D. Gorren Co. G. b. DREW.
GbaO Qdnstk,tw
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New MUsrc.-P r. Werlein, No. Camp
street has just received fresh supply of and beau
tiful music. We find table, from hiS depot, the
Australia Polka by Hsnsler; Ring the Bali
Fanny by James Pierpont; 'LEcho du Mont Blanc
Polka' by Julien and Mary Astore with brilliant
on their authors.
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To the Ladies.
III A D A M PI. A II e NJ

~ Respectfully ofe her servcss the Ladies' Of s
the treatment Of the following Diseases PROLAPsus UTERT
WHITES, PRoFusE AND PAINFUL MEHsTRUATIoN, KIN.
GoRGEMENT AND ULcERATloN OF THE WOMB.
Thetreatmeut adopted her TINT which has rovhIo
the modistnguhed Surgeons Paris
its hare Of which hs ample testimony, macy
respectable adies ahs refer saying
Of the Uterus rot of nature, e
MADAM dcrotsa herself s1cIuaivey
can be consulted DAILY, residence,
uyls sptf Iss st. Ioaepb street
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DEATH OF GEORGE LIrPARD, THE AUTHOR.
We have briefly noticed the melancholy end of
George Lippard, the novelist, who died in Phila
delphia, on the morning of the 9th, of an affee-
tion of the heart His funeral, on the 18th, was
attended by a large concourse of people, amongst
which vas The Brotherhood Of the Union, an
order Of which he was the founder.
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ADJUSTMENTS AT THE CAPIToL.-Ole Bull was
to give his first concert at Baton Rouge last
night His series of concerts there, will,
we hope, be well attended. Van Amburgh,
with his menagerie, is expected there during
thu week
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fer February. It's published by D. B. Garfield
& Co, Of Philadelphia. 1t contains numerous
and recent American decisions and an abstract
of some English decisions
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Later stu.

kB' IT'S great, for with it can cope,
The famed, the celebrated SOAP
Twas made by JONES, tits sold by WRIGHT
II sallow, it will make you white.
Your focklea all will disappear,
And cheeks fresh blooming will appear;
No yellow hue will longer tarry;
Use it If you want to marry.
Your beauty will insure you hope,
By the Of JoNES'S CHEMICAL SoAPi
Fori will make every pmpls and freckl. alope,
And then, with you cope
IT For sale by ]. WRIGHT 4 CO., Sole Agents.
feb2O step I5I Ghnrtres street.
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We are indebted to b. NJ Norman, No, IA
Camp street, for copy of Harper's Magazine
for February. 1t looks as finely as though no
thing had ever interfered with its regular ap
pearance. The engravings are quite humorous
and the articles are as varied as ever.
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MAoBETH.-The grand Shaksperian tragedy
of Macheth will be produced this evening at the St.
its preparation and the talent enlisted in the performance
has already been judged by citizens We trust the
manager will be rscompensed for this effort to bring ous
the legitimate drama in an attractive manner.
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ANDERsoEs BENEFIT-Mr. Anderson's bene-
it. last evening, very largely attended The Rob-
bersn and tho Elder Brother performed with much
SUCCESS,
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HARpER's MAGAZINE FOR FEBRUARY j. G.
Morgan, Exchange Place, near the Post ofice,
has favored us with copy of Harper.
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It vas reported that over fifty deaths occurred
on board the Antarctic during her passage from
the wreck of the San Francisco to Liverpool.
This is mistake The official report made by
Lieut.. Winder shows butstwenty one deaths
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. THE TEMPEST On Thursday evening, Shak-
speare beautiful play Of the Tempest will produced
at placdes Varieties in manner worthy of its merits
The embraces the full talent of the company and tho
scenery has been in preparation for than month
past II will be in tho thestrca history of the
city and those who do not attend will miss treat of thu
very highest order The machinery, properties and
scenery all and of them exceedingly ger-
geous,
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JuLLEN's CONCERTS. Juliien's first concert
in this city took place at the Odd Fellows Hall evening
and largely attended any concert Of the
1t what all Jucns concerts great and decided
success The American Quadrilen and the Sleigh Ride
have been described in columns too often heretofore
to need special notice We that at
respect to the nao anthem and hope the neg
lect hereafter reced The least that be done is to
rise in respect to the piece The programme for this
ing altered from the last evening although the pieces
have named are very httingly retained.
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DRUGS, .Wedtctnes o,aet ChemiCGls.

DR.. E. j. CoxE, No. 95 Camp street.
EB DIR. z. j. coxE's PREPARATIONS, extensive for
nearly fifteen have BY their acquired reputation
unsurpassed equasd by North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF CoPA1VA, sARsAPARILLA AND cUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGEs,
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND oINTLiENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER-.
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
sale hu lrlgata
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It is understood that orders came out by the
Arabia for the immediate return home of all, or
nearly all the British ships Of, war on this coast,
in the West Indies and the Pacific
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SIR John FRANKLIN.-Th British Admiralty
have announced that if intelligence of Sir John
Franklin or his ships, the Erebus and Terror,
and of the officers and crews being alive, is not
received by the 3lst of March next, they will be
vice
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ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR AT MOBILE.
Mobile, Feb 20--The steamer Black Warrior
arrived here last night at 10 o'clock, with Ha.
wanna dates to the 18th instant She brings
$4,000 in specie. No news of any interest
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James Cutter has been held to bail in the sum
Of $4,000, charge of seducing Miss Catha-
rine NJ. Thomas in New York, in the month of
February, 1851, The plaintiff is only eighteen
and the defendant nineteen years of age.
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81 Tha formidable disease which bs, the skill OF
physicians yields like magic Carer's Spanish Mixture.
Mr. r. Boyden formerly of the House. York.
proprietor the Exchange HOTEL Richmond
who have been cured efyere Neuralgia CRrse Spanish
Since his he has
He it the most extraordinary medicine used
the best blood purifier known.
f1S- See advertisement n column,
IS- Sold, Wholesale andrstai by j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
fsb9O step I5i Charres street. New Orleans
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HOLLANDS BENEFIT. refer to the occa-
sion Of George Hollands beneht-somorrow evening.
His benefits have always heretofore been bumpers and
trust that the will not fall short Of the honor
and profit Of its predecessors. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-21

GREAT sFEEp.-The American clipper ship
ked Jacket has made the voyage from New York
to the dock at Liverpool in thirteen days, one
noun hour and twenty-five minutes In one day,
Thursday the 18th january, she made AIS miles,
which is said to be the greatest distance ever
run in twenty tours by anything aaoat,
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The Senate on the 18th inst confirmed the ap-
pointment of General Gadsden as Minister to
Mexico, with the opposition of but one member,
Gen, Samuel Houston, of Texas.
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1t is rumored that Ex-President Fillmore is
about to be married to young lady in New
York, daughter Of distinguished naval officer
deceased
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Hon. Z, Smith, member of the Mississippi Le-
gislature from Sunhower county, died at Jack
son on the 18th
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REnLYs GooDs.--Those who are in want of
linen barege and silk dresses assuredy cannot better
than to call upon Reilly Co. the of Canal and
Royal streets They have the best of goods the most
reasonable prices and the most gentlemany and aen
tive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-21

The infamous Madame Restell is again under
arrest for having committed abortion upon a
young female in New York, not sixteen years of
age Her seducer is a wealthy merchant and
is still Mt large
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-21

Senator Everett's speech on the 9th, in oppo-
sition to the Nebraska bill, is acknowledged on
all sides to have been the most eloquent and
practical effort which has yet been drawn out
by the question.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-21

Persons wanting to purchase fine specimens
of poultry will do well to attend the auction sale Of R M
Montgomery Co, this morning at II o'clock. Bee ad
yertisement in another column.
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New York has been selected by the Agrioul-
tural Society of that State as the next place for
holding the Annual Fair.
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REMoH.aL OF cIV1L DISABILITIES


REMOVAL OF CIPIL DISABILITIES.
We are not sufficiently acquainted with the
minuter details of the social state in Louisiana
to be confident Of the advisableness Of step in
legislation which one Of our city representa-
tives, Judge Ksarney, is, we find, proposing in
our Legislature But we know that it is
humane and has been adopted as e1pedient in
Virginia, South Carolina, Kentucky and other
Southern States, where we should judge it less
necessary than here As to the fitness Of the
policy for our precise condition, we cannot pro
nounce it is for our Legislature to do 80. We
can only wish that it may be found proper. The
measure of which we speak is an Act in the
following words:
ssAn Act to remove civil disabilities, in GER
tain cases.
ssBe it enated, etc. That all free persons
having less than ne-sixteenth of negro blood
in their yiens shall for all civil purposes, be
received and treated in law as white persons,
from and after the passage Of this act. .
1t strikes us, however, that with this measure
should 60 others fit to check the further forma-
ton of the class of persons, in whose favor we
suppose it we'll to make this provision of law,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-21

The Rev. E, N Kirk, and the Rev. Theodore
Parker, preached discourses at Boston, on the
18th, against the Nebraska Bill
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The original manuscript of Byron's Course
OF Minerva sold recently in London for SlO7.
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Fsbyaxaru a6, 1854.

february a6, 1854.
WINTER CLOTHING, AT COST, FOR CASH.
EF- From this date will Entire Stock OF
WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS AT THE
ACTUAL COST PRICE
Every Article will be marked in plain fguras from which deria
ton will be made.
repenishng their Wardrobe will find this
opportunity to do SO with
SUPERIOR GOODS AT A VERY SMALL COST.
nvtedto give CALL have articles that
THOMPSON, NIXON d CO.,
iahis aptf 9 Csmp street, opposite ily Hotel.
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y. II. Steel,

PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER s sTATIoNER,
I'LL s~CAMP STREE I. ~s@ OU
ss.- ALWAYS ON HAND, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LAW English and Frsnch) MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOOL
BOOKS. CLASSICAL AND LITERARY WORKS, CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS, ETC.
sw STATIONERY. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
txr BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS of every description.
tE- PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING executed with asane's
and dispatch.
tYr AGENT FOR ]. t. WHITES PRINTING TYPES, ETC.,
AND HOE Il CO.'S CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES.
feb2O 4g LE4P ~ ""
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SQYsap6t1.iEsa.

TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
B- Prepared only by
DIR. f. ]. COKE,
No. 95 CAMP STREET.
to The strongest preparation made, daily
CURE OF DISEASES THE LIVER and GENERAL BERANGE-
MENT, with DEBILITY WHOLE SYSTEM
fS Tobe had at No. IS Camp and Drssgats generally
cens. lik ar,9n
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Shelby College, SheIbyUttse, Ky.

E Eprer organized under the supervision Dr. ENT
experienced Educator Colonel E. W. MORGAN, Disn
gushed Graduate of West Point assisted by complete and
monty efficient Faculty.
as The number Of Students is strictly limited, -aa
This Institution confer Degrees and Honorf
THE LOCATION Is most salubrous and delightful.
ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT WATER from Springs as
well as Colossal Cistems.
very Spacious Conmoous Dampness
APPARATUS Complete, and Superior in all Departments.
THE LIBRARIES number upwards 1--we thousand vslums
THE COURSE OF truly thorough and adapted to
ALL PURPOSES OF PRACTICAL re, embracing all called
English Commercial Branches together with the Classics
Mathematics Modern Philosophy Engineering Geol
ogy, Chemistry for successful pursuit Of all Of whch
studies extraordinary opportunities are offered.
DISCIPLINE Parental but at III. time sorsnousy strict being
accordance with the MILITARY ORGANIZATION of thia
Institution
GYMNASTICS and MODERATE MILITARY DRILL contrbut
greatly promotion HEALTH inpart gentle
e ETC., as hand, the MILITARY DISCIPLINE
engendsrr habits Of Punetaay Regularity. Order Neatnss
Person, ETC., etc.
| EY- United with lis ellsge
| SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, AND
| &&@ PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
particular attention In the Preparatory School
| Boys frost twelve years upwards admitted.
ensuing Term tho iat OF February 1854
| ORA. GUENTz, President
col. E. W. MORGAN, v, P. ofsheby College.
President Of this College will 10 the ST. CHARLES
HOTEL the soae the month He arepad take
charge of Students from this City.
II CATALOGUES, exhibiting Terms, be obtained at the
| Office of this paper.
TT APPLICATIONS and DIRECTIONS OF parents who desire
a personal may be left at the St. Charles Eos.
The public the following gentlemen Orleans
| vicinity:
| L. D. ADDISON, Sem. Esq, JAMES HOPKINS, ESQ,
| L. D. ADDISON Jun. Esq, ED. WILL. JOHNSTON, Esq,
| THOS. ANSLY, ESQ, editor OF the Cresrant)
| DR.. B0DENHAMER, REV, DR. LEACOCK,
GLENDY BURKE, Esq., ALPHONSE MLTENBERGER,
| A. T. BURNLEY, Esq.,, Esq
| COL G. DOBYNS, NJ. O. Fl. NORTON, Esq.,
| HON. GARRETT DUNCAN, Hewitt Norton 6eo.)
CORNELIUS FELL0WES, Esq, HON. JUDGE l.. STIRLING,
| WILLIAM FELLOWES, Esq, Of st. Francsyle, La,
| JTLS0N HARRISON, Esq, REV. JOSEPH b. WALKER,
payne Il Hariaon) WM. WHITEHEAD, Esq,
| WILLIAM G. HEWES, Esq. (WhIehead ChGmbers,)
| ianII enthusiastically
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Is~ MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr., is Candidate
for RECORDER THIRD Orleans He aoots
The of his friends and tsowaen Election the 27h
Mareh, 1854. feb3l
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EHN9ssserss

FOR CITY sURYEF0R.
~ LOUIS H. PILE, the present incumbent,
candidate for Re Election. Election March
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To H0i4se.keeners !.


E The attention Of cseus and Strangers visiting the City par
tsulsrly sailed to the and splendid ,tock Of
HoUSE-F FINISHING GOODS,
the of the undersigned which being such
REDUCED PRICES
render greatly the advantage Of purchasers call
Minis them. Among shsir asa may be
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;
EARTHENwARE, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES, DECANT-
ERS, ETC, ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES, TUAfBLERS, SALTS, ETC.
SILVER PLATED CAsTORS WATERS CAKEBASKETst
suvER-PLATED cANDLEsTICKs, SPOONS, FORKS, ETC;
suvER-PLATED WATERS BoTTLE-sTANDs, ETC
KNIVES AND FORKS, JAPANNED WATERS;
WO0DENWARE, TINWARE
ANDIRoNs, TENDERS, sHovELs AND ToNGs
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY;
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, AID CHANDELIERS;
Besides variety Articles necessary HoUsEKEEPERs too
numerous to be named 10 snt
B. BROWER & CO.,
eblT imp II Camp street opposite tbe Citv IIotal
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FOR WHar2 FoR whom cU1BoNo2

Wehave always liked the artless sense of that
child's question, in southey's ballad of Blen-
helm, where after she has been told how hard
the battle was, what carnage there was, and
what praise Duke this and Prince that got, is
still unsatisfed about one thing
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Dry Goods Dry Goods !!
W. W. THOMPSON,
No. 6 CHARITIES STREET,
tY sell from this until the lat Of March his
ENTIRE STOCK OF RICH AND DESIRABLE DRY GOODS at
PRIME COST CASH, make for NEW SPRING STOCK,
find variety and style usually this Hnke
upon having them cent less than formerly
my Customers the public generally give call and
saisfy themselves
W. W. THOMPSON,
febl 1mqp No. Chartres street. New 0reaua.