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The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-04-06
Absurdities Of Life.

Not to go to bed when you are sleepy, be-
cause it is not a certain hour. ~.
To sts i'd in water up to your knees fishing
for trout, when you can buy them in clear,
dry market. .es7
People of exquisite sensibility, who cannot
bear to see an animal put to death, showing
the utmost attention to the variety and album
dance of their tables. 1N.'N
To buy horse from near relation, and be-
lieve every word he says in praise of the ami
NAL he is DESTROYS to dispose Of rfi..
To suppose that every one likes to hear your
child cry, and you talk nonsense to it. N"
The perpetual struggle Of aHectation to pass
for an oddly. "a, r@ n
To send your son to travel into foreign coun.
tries, ignorant of the history, constitution, man
ners and language Of his own.
To tell person from whom you solicit a
loan Of money, that you are in want Of it.
To cali man hospitable, who INDUCES his
vanity by displaying his service Of plate to his
rich neighbor frequently, but who was never
known to give dinner to any one really in
want Of ii.
That any man should despair of success in
the most foolish undertaking, in world SO
overstocked with fools. 5-.1 a--Fs
Such man is indebted to you in large
sum Of money, and has no means in possession
or in prospect Of paying you-that it may be
utterly impossible for him to earn it by his in
dustry, you immune him in prison.
To be passionate in your family, and expect
them to be placid. ... XXI
To think every one man of spirit, who
fights duel. ,.+
To pronounce those the most pious, who
never absent themselves from church.
To take offence at the address or carriage Of
any man with whose mind and conduct we are
acquainted. -.aI. 54l a44 81
Not to wear great coat when our joints are
aching with rheumatism, lest we should be
thought delicate.
To laugh at the appearance or manners Of
foreigners, to whom we must appear equally
ridiculous. .ffd -IR
To occupy the attention Of large company
by the recital of an occurrence interesting to
yourself alone. g5s ~ II.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-04-06

: lNCGAR and MoLASSES-In store and for sale
' ~ by ;An1o R " ORAUGHON & co
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-04-06
THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES.
AND BLACKWOOD,S MAGAZyNE

EONARD SCOTT & CO., New York, con.
odicals-viz: '''
l. The London Quar- Review, CONSERVATIVE
2. The Edinburgh Review, (Whig.) 81 81
8. The North British Review free Church)
4. The Westminster Review, Uiberal)
Rack w0OHSa ~ rCh
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East Pascagoula Hotel.

We much gratihed to learn that there is almost
certain prospect of the erection of new commodous
and elegant frsclass hotel at East Pascagoula Mssls
spp in time for the opening of the next
If completed according to the plans exhibited to the
other day, it will be by all odds the finest hotel the
Gulf coast any coast of the Southern United States
The hotel to be built of wood resting and
brick foundation fronting the Gulf matter Of course
1t is to be 600 feet front length and will contain 1870
rooms Is by 20 and IA by I6 feet. The dining will
be 100 feet in length by 40 fest in breadth the LADIES'
parlor will be 60 by 49, together with commodious gem
temens parlor reception rooms,
broad piazzas running all round the building Of
which will contribute towards making the most attract
i've place of resort within reach of New Orleans The
building is to be three stories high and will bs crowned
with beautiful cupola. ..
The expense of the edfce estimated SsO0O which
1t is proposed to make up by subscription stock. We
the balance will be subscribed at early dayat least
hope So for wish the enterprise abundant success
The plans, elevations etc. drawn by that excellent
architect Mr. Sheppard Reynolds, may be seen at the
City Hotel.
The Pascagoula Hotel will be under the management Of
Messrs Morse and Boyd of the City Hotel As the
announcement of this fact is Sufficient guarantee that
the house will be kept in the best STYLE lengthy remark
would be supererogaory Two capable experienced
and accommodating gentlemen, cannot be found in the
country. Any establishment which they preside
must meet with ample patronage and abundant success,
for it will deserve the smiles of the public
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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

81 ST. CHARLES THEATER.--There was a very
good audience at the st. Charles last evening" to Mr.
Goudock in the historical play entitled Louis ELEVENTH.
supported by Leonard, Chaplin. Mark Smith, and Mrs
Mark Smith Marie The play is in four acts and is
repete with telling points and of very considerable
Nfs
The amusements closed with the new comedy entitled
Still Waters Run Deep the effect Of which was much
augmented by some new accessories Mr.. CouIdock
played we'll and won the appla use Of all present.
GAIETY THEATER.-ts The Old Guard was
performed last evening at the Gaiety-also Toodes''
and the Imaginable farce Of Crimson Grimes . - Mr.
Owens doing the leading business In both the latter
pieces, and Mr. BOurocau playing Hausaek in the ORA
All the better seats occupied and the house
well nlled generally, in every wayn beauty yieing with
the Orleans and in numbers with the st. Charles.
PELICAN THEATER.- evening was devoted
to laughter OF the Pelicanoonedy and farce being the
regnant goddesaes. His Last Legs" Day after the
Wedding - and Poor Piilcoddyn made the BILL which
proved the righteousness OF It's selection by the In
which It received. We regret that there were not
mere present. the occasion deserved crowded house
SOUTHERN OPERA HousR.-The Campbell's
were full as usual and, usual everything went o ex
sesdingly well. Whatever degree Of sttends
other houses the Southern Opera Heuse is sure Of its
proper share. 4'4z=s=@4s
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delesrapbeh to the Dailp Crescent.
ADDITIONAL BIZ THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.


rHE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL IIsRs "
NEW yoKk, Dec. 6-Three magazines belonging to The
French artillery and situated near Inkermann exploded
killing seventy and wounding ninety including two
officers. An immense quantity Of ammunition was de-
stroyed by this accident.
K 4sls qs Menschikoff Dismissed.
The Gear has dismissed Menschkof from the STAFF.
Muraye has become insane in consequence Of ha de-
feat before Kars 155.r65
Fire in Paris.
great FIRE occurred in Paris, by which large amount
stores destroyed including quin.
tails Of corn and large amount Of -four and biscuit.
Congressional
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6-rhere was nothing done in the
Senate to-day.
In the House six ballots taken for Speaker bat
there election and will probably be none this week.
Some of the members writing home for instructions
from their constituents.
The Presidents Message will be printed the
House organizes read until the next day in which
copies will be mailed few hours in advance Of the
reading, to New York, st. Louis. etc.
WASHINGTON. Dec. Tin the Senate to-day Mr.. Weller
gave notics that be would introduce bill asking right
way for railway and telegraph to the Pacific.
Six ballots had in the House for Speaker after
the second Campbell withdrew. The last ballot stood
Richardson, rs; Banks, 40; Fuller, Is Pennington, IT,
There is prospect of election unless the Northern
and Southern Americans unite
New York Market. %
New York, Dec. Flour is trfe lower, with sales to-
day at SIS M for State and SO 62 for Southern Corn.
the market is dull with downward tendency sales to-
day at 81. Lard is higher and sold to-day at 12Sc.
Cotton has declined ~ and the tendency is still down
ward. Sales to-day 1900 bales Orleans Middling OK
Uplands Middling, 9c Fair, sXc Southern Red Wheat
$21o.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Dec. Flour is dull with sales at 81 50
Mess Pork $40 50. Whisky, 81 to s1Sc.
River Intelligence.
LousvLLx, Des THE river is falling with s1 feet in
the channel.
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ff6M the Cra9lt OF the 5tn lhHE,. =
DoLBEAR's CoAaERcIAL CoLLEGE, 10e CANAL STREET.
will be SEEM by reference to the advertisement that
extensive arrangements made at this institution for
the acquisition only of penmanshp and book keeping
but also the English, French Spanish and German
guages Arithmetic Algebra Geometry, Surveying Nayi
CATION and Photography In o commercial community
like this it lie useless to discuss the Importance rather
may say the necessity of such institution whers
adults or youths may acquire Without Toss Of time any of
these branches which may be enable them to
succeed in their particular busness We glad that
the South Is awake to the duty 1t to itself In en-
couragiug southern institutions II is the interest," as
we'll the duty Of every Citizen to educate his children
here It calculated that about 81 900 annually
from this city for educational purposes This dimn.
shes all kinds of business and consequently the value OF
real estate Our city will be really prosperous
until all unite to encourage home education, home
situations that will aid in doing this should meet the cor
dial support of the whole South and especially of this
city, which has suffered more from ahssnteesnn than
any city in the Union.
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TO the Sugar Planters Of Louisiana.

.4....,u.. ,I.,,,ar, ha,s 4. N~n.,....'.n
IN, $3.50, .as y. 4. =
~ u. NJ 70 49, ~, s,,.,ss - % A.
- - sS,~nss,, -. 80
u Mp.. 49, s'sss.., ~ ~. n.
- - III ~
III u ..tas y, 4.
assss -. O. = - "a $3.50 3 y -
E. rh.. !. .,..h, - ... =. A.. rr.,.sa st.+.s a.
~ Z 4, .soss
T.; a. .,,r -, - sn, th ,,s.s
baraas,.r =. fo.th a.. 80. ;nta,sat Il Ion;s;.n.
M thav h; rrhat 800 ,.h;.b u Yn,,h Yson;ras
aonn;naa aar 80 ,ara 4, tbs nrorooton If 4. ~
t.r.s.s ~ =
,us;,s. n u "a c,r.a ~ ~
A.. .,sa.,.ta, ~ thooa o,.,ad In ,bem a ars
II 4 nost song IN III crrent
s. h, II tara NJ ,h.nos ~ oos n,
an -, rsa,,a. .oso,,vs,n VOW ,t,a con0.s
- "a - II - @s7f :
ra,., u - -, ~ thon,ht ~ ,b.+ MI.
i. ror ~ .ba s,ots hos o,a,t,v ;n,,oo .d ~.
so.t.a T., ~ M. - NJ o.. ~ III 80 -
r.. 80 s;r,;n;stsa M; a.r WI =. !
,artat aytanaad from Cans, 70 roniou.e strsss
IL n,,fo,, Il h;.b .,ar r,bt he eno..d ., ~.
~ e tror,oa ~ ln.u;ns n,oaer.ts star..,
ps sho,, NJ cron az tha st.ts !.
tonh, hot a tben the p,stform isrer,ovsa ad ~
$50 hc Il occunad hatrssn Cana, ana
tIo
,at y ~ sn..a hatean f,,,ston,honsa .rd rro,,a
1900. n;.,,a $50 +ha ,.ls a. for,,ar ~. y, Il.
sb,,sd ~ common With action and other nroducts
- orsscnsnca n nj. ,u,itsd sna.a AZ c;tv forna
Il IL mass ~ ordinance recurring that
shoud be the Leyee within thrtysix oura
lanas6 If Il rsmains ,cnoer il Il Iah T.
n e,u ~ tbe ctv authorities and mt in II tba
ownar,s exnensa.
Tha il that nantara are oomneed tn sell
th.;r Within honra aftsr henv ianded nm
hs raves mo matter what NAV he thu state of the weather,
mr. tha eopdtion Of the market or NUT them IL store
Y some dark. damn. and unsu;tabls warehouse in
the oitv. from which thew ara seldom sold unless al
greater sacrifice than would have been incurred on the
Tavee n the frst nstanee THOSE who have tried the
lattar a,tarnativa on,e rara,v trv Il second time
Now what other article Of commerce is suffered to be
sol il this How ia it possible under this state
If ,h;pes Ia nrevent the sugar market from being fra
upder the control u individuals who watch their
opnortnity and take advantage Of crcumstances had
weather crowded Leyee and a martial 1pl,nes in the
market often produced or Increased by their own man.
sgement.
What would be the condition of the eotton planters
alI the cotton iandaa on tbe Ievea n Na Orleans
forced to be sold there within hours after being
landed? Rniu. YOU would saw; and vet we are suffer-
ing the same thing without thinkng much about itcer
tainiy not doing ANYTHING 10 prayent itbecausa the
grievance has become familiar to us.
But il is time to be up and doing We ought to have
more space and more time for the sale Of our product
We should mot be compelled to sell on dull market.
IT il hut few DAYS since the sugar market in Nav r
leans declined nearly cent Ger pound from no other
cause than that the Leyee became crowded with
and the demand fel, of Tbs Tevaa ras clearad a m
1870 ~. $3.50. n. -, - ,.s -. = !
uecnne VIC 'ntry-siA noufs' saie aio Ns #orh, ana
then the market recovered. s5
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AMusEMHars THIS EVENING.

GAmTY THEArER.--aGiralda or the Invisible
Husband aud sThe Toodlssn
ST. CHARLES THEATER. Benefit Of Mr.. Coul-
dock-Mr. Geo. Jamson volunteering. willow eopss''
and spizarron
ORLEANS THEiTER.--Tha opera Of the s'Hu-
guenots' in which Madame Lsget flanterre NM. Duuc
and orsmbade appears,
PEEL's SOUTHERN OPERA HousE.--The Camp
bell Minstres in great variety of Songs and Dances
VASNuoHI's MusEuM Wax ststuary and cos
moramas, at 1o7 St, Charles street 1=ss
FRANKLIN MBsEuS.--statua reptiles, etc. !,
Ut los St. CHARLES street.
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TObaCC0--T'ObaCC0.
WILLS, RAWLINs s. CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED
O B A @ @ @
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND TcHoUPIToULAs STREETS.
We oer for sale Of the largest and best assorted stocks
TOBACCO before the 10 this city, comprising
about hundred brands pounds SIS irs many Of the
manufacturers Virginia. We below lew
ARhIISrEAD T. WARWICK.
II M.LANGHoRNE SONS. .... .s
NJ. LANGHoRNE co.
YOUNG & BURWELL. s.S 5@.
JOHN R. b W. 0. FoNTAINE.
JAMES HENRY GRANT.
GRANT & NELSON.
WILLIAM t sUTHERLIN.
J.. o. SHACKELF6RD. rs--4
ROBERT MAYO.
COLEMAN WORKMAN. ...oI
WILLIAM CHEEvEs.
BURTON MAY.
JAMES L. CLAYTON.
McENEr q McCULL0CH.
II Purchasers will ind to their interest to call examine
stocks dS lmTh Sa
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rs We have frequently heard the cele.

brated German Bter sold Dr. G. NJ Jackson street.
Phadephi spoken of in Of the highest conmendaon
belsve that of The best medicines advert d for the
plants for which They pleasant TASTE
aad be taken under circumstances by tbs
stomach The and wae have united commencing this
invaluable remedy for dypep debility the
healing effects Of ha that hope introduced
every family dyspepsia likely victim. See
Advertisement, lmd sW
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Proclamation.

MAYoRhLTY OF NEW oRLEANs,l
CRY Hall, December /, 1885.
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS.
The Fire Department of this city having this dzbanied
handed the fire engnes apparatus the undersigned
Mayor have suaed those and apparatus
of H. gasld Chief Department. to placed
al the following places, viz
FIRST DISTRICT.
One sngne carriage truck
stationed at Hook aud Ladder Copsny No Grod
One eegne md hose carriage stables
bos Il hiish, St. Oh aries street.
One engine and hoss carriage Engine House No. Was
One engine and hose carriage Robin
One engine and hose carriage Engine House
One and hose carriage at Mr. Stewards New Basin
charge Of Capt. James Stockton volunteers.
One engine and hose at the Charity Hospital.
SECOND DISTRICT.
engine hose carriage houe street,
D. Harrison and 10 volunteers.
engine, hook ladder carriage
engine house Of Hook and Ladder Company No.
under command of Lieut. Fremaux.
One aud hose Engine Houss g. Bayou
Road.
engine hose carriage Rotsl abs Bour-
bon and 81. Louie streets.
One engine and hose carriage at Parish Prison.
THIRD DISTRICT.
engine hook and ladder carriage
Greamen and Eyan Fields Streets
charge Of the police.
one engine carriage q Engine Houee No. "a,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
engine hook ladder hose carriage
the
engine hose carriage the Engine IS.
being existing
all good citizens emergency cn-operats
public authorities giving their aid asane
gane the supen Fire
toned places in case Of alarm
90 aptf JOHN L, LEWIS Mayor.
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Garpet Warehouse.
Phato,a's 1'aphia,, Lotion.

FAIR COMPETITIONS iways peeuary susespbs Of in
fanmatery nfasnees Over sreron weather suenty
produce those unpleasant irritating erupons known
Nsie RASH Picky Heat the face nesk and
most beautiful blonds and not promptly attended may
bmh behind The coons hsang bamy
PAPHAN LOTION truly wonderful in
eruption bat gives activity porous system
the principle virus exhas by inaabis
evaporation. For sals By
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
ds ssasa No. Isl ohazsrss street, New oslssns.
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Wea5eTeqpssted to draw the intention Of gar
dsness sna nmsn to saie Of yaiuabIs propsry which
sia he ssa th day y y O'Clock 4 Ban Arcade, BY D.
Ksndga auetianss and rsfsrsnce 70 Tho sdrsrtise
Nsst thsss H b found ssiuabls building io1 ID the
town q 01Rrstpn = also Il ground The uth
dztrics Rsrsons dsairous Of Investing should b. IN
satsnesace. Ssss
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For PIrrsBuRa. The fine, regular passenger
steamer G. Fremont stockdse, master puts out this
evening for Pittshurg and intermedias landings App
cations freight passage should be made to John
Hyde Co., No, GO Poydras street.
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9S- RELIGIOUS NoTIcR.-The Rev. T. T.
HARRIS, Of New York, will preach next SABBATH MORNING
and EVENING" Dec sh at the usual hours OF IL and o'clock
he Lecture Room Of Odd Feows Hail. Subject of evening
The Church, What ia and Where a" Entrance
Lafayette street.
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Netp eDrlsans Saonep 5stastet.
canscrrr orrrer, No. 10 oAar srnrr

..s- CpkscnNr OFFICE, No. 10 CAMp sTzEEr \
Saturday Evening, Dec. 7, 1866
There was marked change in the general feature Of
business to-day The activity in the paper market obssr
vaba yesterday mot sustained and the day closes
without anything Of Importance occurring Fine weather
PREVAILS and general trade is improving Dry goods gro
ceries, hardware, clothing and all the accompanying
branches Of trade are doing we'll Occasionally We hear
shyIock who has not been able to obtain his cent
cent We may well say, who regards such disappoint-
ments with interest,
In the Stock market there has been nothing Of interest
other than the sale Of 5 shares Of jackson Railroad on
PIT.
The calls on the Banks today showed an increase only
corresponding, however, with tho advance in business
The Exchange market was brisk, Enough the Banks
were not selling largely. Outside there was good bust
ness DONE and private bankers advanced their rates to
per Of dis New York for sight. Some Francs were
taken by Of the Banks at 52Tx and small amount
Of Sterling at 1917 Some bills Of ading drafts were also
taken at O7 Some drawers for direct remittance ad
yaaeed the rates to 1os. We quote this evening:
sss sssss ''s Bills
s1y s.y On ss~ Yeii Bankers I ssn Il
fsps asys .ghson YORK; good dias ss a. 81:
Ts "a: ;sasss s'ysss cant 1t d:
Ghseks York bank rate. aesnt dis
There have been but moderate receipts of silver this
week. The receipts of all coin comprise
From New York 70 Citizens BANK. ............ 100000
From Mobile to Merre Co., silver ............... 1000
From Brazos ST. iago. iss9
From Up the 5000
Previously received since l ls7ssss
Total receipts since ss September 1856 sl4s2ssI
The exports Of Mexican dollars and bullion have been
as follows. By the Granada for New York:
Shipped H. B. Me.rel Co.. dollars. 900
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FoR CINCINNATI : The regular passenger
steamer Delta James Ford MASTER leaves for Cincinnati
and intermediate landings, ut o'clock this evening
John h. Hyde 8 Co.. No. 60 Poydras street, are her
ufM q
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For CINcINNATI--T The fine passenger boat
Hungarian, Collier master, leaves for Cincinnati at
O'Clock this evening Those going up river will ind the
Hungarian safe and comfortable boat we'll ofcsred and
well regulated. John e. Hyde Co., &C poydras street.
Are her agents.
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY sitn.
atea In the Croton Parrish Of Jefferson without re-

yALUAsL IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovEp PROPERTY situ-
atea the Csrroon, Parish Of Jeerson 10.
BY BENZ. KENDIG, Auotioneer.
Office, az Camp street.
SATURDAY, 9Th December, 1856, at IL
ser-e, witt
it Square No I94 forming the corner q Hamilton and Seventh
bounded by HAMILTON Seventh Holly Grove and Coin
with all the improvements thereon consisting Of fine Two Story
House. the Of feet high and the
an The houas divided into
in story necessary bnldngs
etsiern the yard making comfortable dwelling
small family.
Square No. l0s forming The Of Eighth and Holly
Streets and bounded BY HAon Eighth Holly Grove and
Cohn streets, containing twen,yfour lots as per plan
sd Square No. 1903 forming the q Jaefon and Seventh
bounded jackson, Holly Grove and Con
streets, containing twsntytoar lots, ss per PLAN
dh Square No. the jackson and Eighth
~ Eighth Jackson Holly Grove and cohn
Streets. containing twenty-four lose, per plan.
lsnd
fronting the Upper Line Raoad we'll worthy the
attention Of positively sold without
fourth CASH The blsnce and yeara credit
with at with mortgage the property and
paid at maturity. per cent. until final payment
Of ase before Charles Guye Notary fab at the expense
Of the purchaser
OF the the office ofthS Aucoueer
Camp at ito he Of tale.
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Removed
FROM No. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
supply Of CREME DE BouzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts aud
pnss constantly on hand, which equal
thls maIkat, &T
'4# ALSO
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY,
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
BR NDIEs: G.M
AzERAc Of the vintage Of las 1888 lsos and ether brands
HIsKY,
OF all descrptcus-scoteh, Irish, Rye Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, IN pints and quarts.
Also.
On hand the WINES ard LIQUORS
In the Market which will sold any other
house in the city
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
az 9pH No. II Royal street.
ksaickerbockey. for. December.
PUTNAM'S MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER.
Y LADY's BOOK FOR DECEMBER.
HARrRRs STORY BOOK FOR pEcEMBER.
Er Receiyedss
J. O.. NOR .a.N.s.
.-s* EXCHANGE PLACE
81 2p2t Adjoining the Post Office.
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The usual facilities for the sale Of uncurrent coin and
bullion of every description continue Uncurrent Bank
Notes meet with sales at quotations. which are the
rates Of e. B. Merre Co. who learn prepared to
buy bullion and coin Of every kind at New with
slight difference Of interest, and uncurrent notes Of all
banks Of reputation
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For LoUIsvnLE.-The magnificent steamer
Peter FELTON, Capt John Box will leave this afternoon
ocloek for Louisville and oil intermediate landings.
FOR freight passage spply board to her SCENTS
John T. Hyde Co., No. % Poydras street.
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NORMA. On Monday evening Bellini's grand
Opera Of Norma will be performed ut the Orleans hestsr
with Mime Lasst Plsntsrrs O. Norma and NM. cOlson
and Dulus In the piecs.
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Foa TAzoo CRY The new, light-draught,
Passenger Steamer N. W. Graham, ,. Kerchsra master
lsavss for Ysxoo river making ali landings The Miss
zpp = - O'Clock, NJ. 3. Smith Co, ~ New Leyss
stzsst, srs hsr agents
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NEw Books Burnett 4 Bostwick, No. 16
Camp sss hsys recsirsd aInridsnts In Tbs Life Of ia
cob Bssksss Asd oshsr rscsnt publcations Soc their
adysrtitnsnf.
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C0nE--C0Ua.

The Subscribers constantly receiving large quantities Of best
PITTSBURGH COAL from their Mines
into deliver plantations either the
city. MORRISON, McCLosKEY co..
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