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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-07

The VoLuSrEER NIGHT WATcH IN THE THIRD AT
WUEK.-Captan Desg having charge OF Patrol OF the
citizen Nigh Police the Third Municipality, hearing
Monday ng that some ten twelve notorious thieves had
rendezvous house in Champs Eysee, street, he
proceeded The house with his Patrol On attempting TO
the houe resistance oferedthe door was broken
open and right ensued, in which The oundre ali mama
ged make their escape The fight lasted several
and the thieves lett evidences behind them that the had
aed un<cathed Several OF Them suppO ed TO be
yerey injured. The volunteer Police got OIL unnamed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-07

ATTEMPr A MoTHERs LIFE-Madams Fran
cisco s. Aoyan wife of d. AlOvan, absent from the
y yeteray made affidavit before Recorc Genos, thai
the th OF last month"; in the flano Stoie. No. a Lon
street. her SON. Alfred Aio, then under bonds OF $0 to
The peace towards her nsued her the store, and
she stepped out to demonstrate with hun, drew poignad
only prevented om staboBg her. by her retreang
and interference OF the bystanders. The accused
Young man, about % OF and his mother the
complainant. elderly lady, He arrested, and gave
BAH In the sum OF SlNOO TO appear fOf examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-07
THE MURDER OF SHANNON Ne

The MURDER OF SHANNoN.-Thomas Neary. charged
with aiding ANA abang III The murder of james Shannon,
IN the grocery OF Arthur OUonnell the 4th ult,
yese day brought before Recorder BALDWIN, for exam
uatIon. The principal Samuel Russell, who
the struggle between the deceased and the principal
the homicide VIM. Arthu who fled Immediately and Is
sud large Neary employed the barkeeper
the establishment OF Mr. Donne which would account
for his presence the aTay, and Mr. Russell testified hat
during he he saw him. lie was standing some distance
iom the deceased and Arthur rely passi,e neither
sistlng pre- nng Arthur doing what he did Mr. Rus
sell also stated that Neary and Arthur net on good
terms and he did suppose the former would assist Arthur
in the violent deed he was perpetrating
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-07
Positive Sale of Carrollton Lots.
BY MORPHY d MENUS.

d. Z. 2,
THURSDAY, February ut l2 o'c!ockWl be sold aac'io
Banks ATca,e, the folio wing described Real Estate,
ouence of the leaving
NINETEEN LOTS OF GROUND situated in Cssroon parish
Jefferson, this Sute, he designated by Nc. 3 the
plan Of the OF Carroon bounded by Hamilton Twentieth Ed
and Rice Sad high and well situated being
the Race Course and within three the New
The plan be Morphy Nevs', No. 81 Maya
until the day Of sale, when will exhibited the
cade. Terms cash.
Acts Of A. e Bnvenu Notary Public expense
OF he purchasers. TVS
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Balance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $olo 70
communication was read from the Treasurer,
stating that he had deposited $54Sl 70 on account
of the Sinking Fund, and another communication
from the Surveyor, relative to the pavement in the
upper part of Magazine street, stating that the
tractor had been delayed by the late long continued
wet weather; also, notice that Mr.. Bell had OBJ
tanned judgement against the Municipality.
Leave of absence, for one month, was granted
to Mr.. Renshaw.
A letter was read from the Surveyor to Mr.. Alb
bott, informing him that he must repair Richard
street where he had improperly opened it, and also
letter from MIR. Abbott, denying that he had i'm.
properly opened the street.
An invitation was received from Mr.. J. M Wes-
ton to attend the exhibition Of Siockwell's beauti-
lui mammoth Panorama of the Mississippi River,
and accepted.
A communication was received from Mr.. Shaw,
relative to his painting of Gen Smith, stating that
he had bestowed additional labor upon the picture,
and hoping that the Council would act upon the
subject. Laid over.
Mr. Peters, from the Finance Committee, reported
in favor of paying sundry bills. The same gentle.
also reported resolution to issue note to J.
III. Stanton d. Co.; 10 purchase bonds TO the
amount of S25 900 10 be paid out of the Sinking
Fund in the Bank of Louisiana and also to release
mortgage against C.. Roselius, in the parish Of
Jefferson. Adopted.
Mr.. Gleason, from the Committee on Streets and
Landings, reported in favor of contracting with Mr..
Finch for cleaning all the cutters in the Second
and Fourth wards as far back as Claiborne canal.
The Committee the Workhouse reported in
favor of paying officer Keenon his salary for the
time he was suspended while trial for killing a
prisoner
Mr. Marks reported resolution requiring all
camphne manufactures to be placed west of St
Mary street. and that the buildings be made
thoroughly fire-proof, at least 50 feet from any
other building, and devoid of openings in the sides.
he Police Committee reported in favor of re-
insiating officer Everett Aid Thacker from the
same Committee, made minority report. Mr..
Golding made quite speech in favor of Mr. Everett
The resolution was, after discussion rejected.
Aid Stockton offered a resolution authorizing
the Surveyor to advertise for proposals for cleaning
Dryades street Market Adopted
The Council then adjourned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-07

LARcENyMadeilne Kosher yesterday arrested and
gave BAH appear chare OF stealing the
Of s3CO and gold watch from Nicholas Miches doms-
ct 52 I'D Levee street. Her his affidavit
property stolen about days since and that she
had besn living with him as his wife, up 10 within five
the the larceny committed, when Size -it
him. and hence his suspicion OF her being the by
whom the tho perpelraed She arrested and gave
bail for
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-07
Positive Sale of Jackson street Lots Lafayette by
consent of parties.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.


- Banks Arcade
following described property, sold by OF parties
TWO CERTAIN LOTS Of GROUND IN he square bounded BY
Jackson polio, and being lots Nos and
6; inches and ne depth Of los feet
parallel lines they high ground and located
the Nayades Railroad.
third cash. balance year, Tor bearing
mortgage he property.
purchaser. ja29, 30 fyi {, 8, SO, 10
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEXICAN TIL e A T r z 3.

Second night BOOTH, who will appear SIR GILES
OVERREACp,..l2th night Of NOSE IN NEW ORLEANS.
V,HlS EVENING Wednesday. February :, lSi9The perform
1 with MassngHrs Of A
TO PAY OLD DEBTS-Slr Giles
MI Booth; L.rd Love, Mr. Rynar Weborn,
Maa Spear; Al nth, Mr. Kingsley Justice Greedy, Mr.
Gesne; Tap"s! aI: A9sqTta n5s Gresas
LaForest.. GRAND OVERTURE by the Orchestrs TO
conclude with eth me original ad cap.anda local ketoh
from the Of j. e. Durvage, Esq enItei NOSE IN NEW
ORLEANS Nose Mr. Keller; syksee, Mr.. Rynar M James
Green, Nr. Spear SANTA, Mr.. Kingsley Jenkins Mr.. Charles
Sharp, ID. Groscnu vney Mr.. Thompson; Mr.. Sleeper
alr. Gasod GrcemOre. Mr. Grierson Lee Miss E. Petre
Mrs. GrognGre, Mrs TimCny; Nelly, Miss jackson; Mrs.
Sleeper, Miss Fuzjames; Mrs Jones. Mrs. Bowen
. Tomorrow, Thursday Mr. BOOTH will appear In favorte
character.
II The Police Department, the control Mr. s. L. Beenan
Prices Adon-Dess Circle cents Parque Second and
Third Tiers so Cooed Boxes 50 cents Gallery Is cents
secured the Box Office, be-
of 10 A. M. and P NJ, by applying to Geo. g.
Stanley. Treasurer.
Doos open quarterbeore u Performance Will commence
at a quarter past precisely. y7
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STEAMBOATS,, HOTELS BOARDING-HOUsES
And Private Families.

vT'HE subscriber having again commenced the Manufao.
j ture of MATTRESSES etc.. wOu d most respectfully
inform those Ladies and Gentlemen having Old Mattresses
the reasonable terms Having had IA yes exoerience
the business he is certain please those who will give
him call. All orders left at No. 90 New Basin will be
prompt attended TO. ALEXANDER PHILIPS.
REpRRs TO the following gentle men:
Hon. Baldwin, J. F. Steyon, Chas. Meysn, u. fy1 I'm
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent By VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE, Feb. 6.-Anived, steamer Governor Bent.
with $50 Beeves and ITO Hogs; Geo. Wdshng ton, with ID
Beeves Paris, with rs Beeves. Priees-Beef 5O5ac.
h Hogs &c. p Ii; sheep, % 5OGD3 so Q head; Mich
Cows, s3O035 o head; Hay, sl4015 o ton; Corn,
45f050c . bushe Oats, &c. q bushel Bran 6OD7Oc.
q 100 n Oilcake 81 o 100 ID.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Third ns, land last but hrce the celebrated HERON FAMILY
{,HS EVENING Wednesday, Feb Y lS49WIl Le presented
OLD AND YOUNG; Or, The -Four Mowbrays-FouT charnc
ters by Miss Heron Peggy Miss Fanny. "A MUSICAL
oLio. BY the Heron Family The Farce of THE WATE 3
MAN-fom Tug, Miss Heron; Robin Little Agnfs Wllhe-
NINA, Mis-. Fanny. -. To conclude with COMFORTABLE
LODGlNGS-u which Mr.. Chppendae Mr.. Fuller and Nj
Russell will appear
TT Doors open halt past g. ard Curtain O'Clock.
S Tickets and places be had application Mr. J. P.
BAILY between the hours 10 and O'clock day. 7
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
orner of Poydras and Earonne Streets


Mir. THOS MUM, Ring Master Mr.. W. WORRELL, Clown
HlHIS EVENING Wednesday, February LEVI NORTH. in
beautiful selection Of Equestrian Acts JOHN lllAMOND,
Animated Steam Engine, and with Young SFlChNEY,
in grand competition Terpshorran Laures
ROsALINE, Mrs MUM and ELOUiSE, n Graceful Me
lange 5rformances .TAMMAEY, New and Fashionable
Dances, including the Cracovienne and La Polka CNClN-
NATUS in a Of superhumsn Fssts Of SGgncHy.
WORRELL in a new batch Oddites and the whole Com
PAW in grand junction GymnasIic EqueTan, Ethiopian
Oympan Games =.
t. DAY PERFORMANCE each Saturday, at 70 O'Clock, NJ
open O'clock performance a. O'Clock
1nission Circle, cents Second Tier, 25 fy
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS ::
LATITUDE ~ 81 ~ &.LoSoITUDE, 80 Win Time, Oh.
Cleared Yesterday:

Cleared Yesterday;
s sPP Msai&'t RSh Hi, liverpool W Mb"y
sa HySse S'i Fsfs, sooa '' JP w4tnss
BIZ BIZ Ls s1 ski Si s Ss% York, Dewey g
d Hons. kBBensy B. W. CO
sch, Evsn' RO Collins Point sbes Gs%sr
Steamer Mobile, Sutton, Mobile. Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Lord A.hbqrton. IBr Forester from Liverpool via
Kingston. ia, 23d ult., to Hoshton. Rankin Co
Bark GiIonde Frl L.for 60 day. from Have, ]. P.
W5in as c f6as,,sys 3, d.y fin Cork in ballast.
Brig fionss williams, y day; f9 gopse, to ms.,sr-sdm
Brig Ssh. an pSe G n.y. to
o. s. schr Ar,pe, Ryan, from Tampco, to u g. Quarter
schr. Boston. llard days from Monteso Bay. Ja. to
maser-lst my.
Mondans; Deahou,saye. fin St. Marinsvile
Pncss: Roms si m veksbugs4s bae cotton
Medora Estes, fun !.efoIe-l3S6 ba;ss cotton.
Gov Bent Brandenburg Bstesvile-168 bales cotton
California. Reynolds: fin Mobile
BRIDE Hsdlock FIN Louisvie. -
Geo. Washington, Carroll I'm Cincinnati.
Elisha. Landry fin Baton Rouge.
ISw wSSs! fS Sa9 fP cFRe"o s IN &c p...
BRLow-CoMING UP.
Two barks and one brig unknown.
Memoranda:
rowboat Louisville towed down and to the Sd ins
ship Guthenbury and bark Peona-Rsports The Brit shp
Ann on the Bar waiting water
Towboat Swan lowed down to the Bar ships Timoleon
and Medod and the 4th inst brig Skylark and
schr. Amercan-up hight
Towboat Claiborne lowed down to the Bar. ships Oswsgo
w. ID. Sswsl and Ketch Commerce.
Passengers:
D.,. -; ALL, LING
Per bark Gronde-1S0 in steerage
Spoken:
On the 25th ult off Orange Keys, bark Abbot Lord from
Philadelphia for Apaachcola On the 18th u, Tortugas,
bearing E. s E. 50 miles distant bark Brilliant hence for
New York.
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STEAMBOATS,.

sy~ To lears s.sygsslar7g on TUESDAYS and FRI
Fog NogPA f. sss Canal and pontehanip
Rsss s :. s i: Ss Sfss
The The MY 1Rd seEdd ta tanning Lake
for the trade cabin all in state rooms vii leave the New
aB be- s eose at me on Railroad '
Freight received for Montgomery. Weumpka etc. giving
n BEFIeight received at the New Basin Warehouse un
til O'Clock, P, M, on the day OF departure.
For freight or passage having unsurpassed aceamaoda
ia5ii t # wINGATE Il Brennan. AZ Poydras.,
FOR MogTLE-P.4,IIIY Q: $. .NaII. LINE.
st s ss :P's ssss# !sEH SREs sE
LAY, Capt Wrn r Gberson, having been built expressly
ars viii lave The Poniehsrt'an Raoad DAILY 'anF
TIaiG of Cas-; and of the O'Clock NJ. on SUN
~ For faf;rif ap sess of e sSE Place
NoR LCTIsvILLE. Madi,on, Cincinnati and Pitts
1sT t9ELa1 afa Cap
Je. Ford is GeceiTng freight and win leave as asz
IS apply 4 q 9Ga oESB i5 street 10
Sa SCI bs Ns s We
F FsFGFSs :i:sSsl s 4 oaBgF
he'cheys master is now receiving esht and will leave as
foot .: julia street, or TO
fy3 HYDE & OGLESBY, u Poydrss st.
fy- To Iears THUsRDAY 9Th inst. at M posifivels
HTOR LOUISVILLE. Cincinnati and Pittsburg. : The
Il and splendid passenger steamboat e. -
GEORGE WASHINGTON, H: Careil, Lal 49,
master receiving freight, and will leave
above Fgf freight PASSAGE having UNSURPASSED ac
sSn90s fRff SSe 2i sf s
ess- Y. h,.oe SATURDAY 10th inst. at P. M. pos.
E'OR ST. LOUIS and Illinois River The and eie
CANT fsst1nnnng steamer ANDREW TST, h
FULTON, VIM Fl HI; Fulton, master is ss: - $50
freight sage having unsurpassed accommodations,
ply on board. al POydras street wharf, or TO
HYDE & OGLESBY u poydras ST.
N.B.-TLe Andrew Fnlton is entirely boat, and
being of very leht-daught, will meet with delay in
reaching her destination. ty5
THIRD MUM JIPALIrY FERRY TO ALGIERS.
's'HE Undersigned woud respectfully Inform the public
l. that he has now in uccessful operation 49, A.
fine new STEAM FERRY, running tTom ,s $50
light until och OK The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
site the Ponchartran Railroad landing, gpr. short
distance above the Belleve Iron Works. The landings
each side well arranged and safe and exit and
is always obtained The the those
charged by the other Ferries. -
fy5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH
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WIN. 8. NOR GAN.
RACTIQAI. w At q II MA X z r.

PKACTIUAL w ALTO II NJ z 4!
SiNE subscriber has Just re eived an additional supply OF
l. WATCHES. JEWELRY and FANCY q
GOODS, consisting of very supe- H1A
nor Gold and Silver Watchs; with q. "
- - Hunting Case. of NJ l. Tobias.
R0ske and other superior makers also hne London uple1
Watches rich Jewery of the latest styles comprising fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets.
etc Also great vsrety of FANCY GOOnS selected by
himself in the Northern markets from the latest European
Fans Reticuies. Scissors; fine asortment Of SILVER
WARE pure as corn; and other fancy articles
r.tss ia16 SIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-07

FATAL Acc1DENT.-A man named Geo A. Fisher, fell
between the ships Rio Gande and rhopdike lying at Pier
NO. Is Second Municipality Monday evening, and al
though exroaed in few minutes, ded shortly alter from
,nJaes received in the fall and SUBMISSION The Coroner
held an naue,t over bady, verdict return ed in
accordance the facts The deceased American
by birth, and about 43 years OF age.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-07
ORLEANS TEEATR E.

TENHURSDAY EVENING, February ls49Wl be presented,
third the celebrated Grand Opera in acts music
by Donlzetti, called LUCIA Dl LAM MOOR Perform
ers: Messrs. Drlu Corradi an Beron; Mime. FeuryJy
~ The Lib:etto Of LUCIA for sale the Box Office
s- Friday, Feb. 9Tmrd night Of the engagement OF Mr. and
Madame MONPLAISlR.. .Es M RALDA-a new Ballet, IN
f5 Performances quarter before O'Clock. fy7
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-07

SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL"-lhis body
met last evening for the usual weekly meeting.
Present, Aldermen Barnes, Stockton Hall, Mon.
tanye, Gleason, Golding, Peters, Marks, Thacker,
Cook and Leeds. The Treasurer's weekly report
was received and read, as follows:
On hand at last report. a90s o2
DI,bnrsed .,,,,..............,.... SOL 012 So
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Credit Sale of House and Lot on Girod street.
By BEARD, CALHOUN d co.


CATURDAf February 10 at u o'clockWl be sold al aucnon
A ROUSE AND LOT ON GIRoD STREET between Bsronne
Csruneet Streets good repair and rented good tenant
1875 The "a feet inches Barunn
dpth OF 02 feet 10 nch and lines, per plan eKLl5
tied al lhe Arcade.
$3.50 yabe Jay l3i9 and january 1880 balance cash
properly insured until the first paid and the policy
If the pad maturity, TO bear
the rate Of per cent. pr annun
bridge, and Mr.. Bagget.
j. R. Beard, Notary Pubic, the expense
the purchaser. jay, 30, t'i, 50, & ., 10
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FRESH SUPPLIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS,
At No. 40 CAMP street.
J. Fl. BECHTEL & co.

LAVE Just rccsivsd supplies Of the following STANDARD
IL SCHOOL BOOKS:
Wehsters Elementary Spoilers
1000 McCiuHey's Eclectic Readers-Nos. l. y, Sand a.
1000 Goodrch's Common School Primers;
800 Emersons and NEG fey's Spoilers;
800 Smiths Arithmetcs and Grammars
Pixies nd Smiey's Anhmetics
300 DAVIES Introductory and School Arthmeues,
100 Pnrey's Biographies, for children;
800 Michell's Geogrnphies for schools;
800 Paiey's School Hist ries;
800 Goodrich's United States
100 dozen Copy Book, good paper;
$500 States and Pencils
fine School Globes;
do-anh ,stR BLACK nj
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-07

AN OFFICER OF COM JONES' SQUADRON
GAYS IN A LETTER which has appea ed in the Ia.
- pe of this City, that during visit which he paid EW
to the mining region of the found Ell Dorado he Es%
sold his II AT which he conesses very ndife 50
rent one for the sum of SIXTY tour DohGrSl What
field for speculation this vouches for Parties about
going to California would do well bear in mind that SIM
gle and very Indifferent III AT sold for s64.
WILLIAM BOOTH, Halter
Wholesale Salesroom, No. 13 Gravier stairs,
where may be found the precise Article for the California
market fy5
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LAFAYETTE COUNCIL uesddv EUening, January O.
Present, Messrs. Devices. Flo ance Garcia, Goodwin.
Huyghe. Keen, King, Lamb, and M1unt-Nayor Bou
gny presiding. The following the Treasurer's Weekly
Statement:
On hand at last report. s2U y
Received since Gal 500 s49 %
Discussed .oooI ~
Balance hand sl52 Is
Petitions asking for the paving of Pytana street with
square granite blocks and against the cotton pickey Fs
cy street. and praying its abatement nuisance were
appropriately referred A petition from MessD Harvey and
Bobb asking license for ferry from the upper line OF the
city referred TO a Special Committee.
A communication read from l.. Eringer, offering to
donate to the city lot of ground 6S feet wide and ~ feet
deep facing Oh Philip street in the square bounded by that
street and Jackson Rousseau and Levee streets for
sTket should the Council determine to move the market
now ON Jackson street Mir Esnger if the market
moved il is the ntee of city it should be situated
nearer and addition TO donating the ground
he will contribute $1,000 oyads the erection oil the Market
After the transaction OF some unimpoant business the
reports of the majority and mnony Of me On
Net the order OF the day The majority report
adverse to the resolution OF Mr. ewees to extend the
favor Of the removal OF the market from It's present ate and
resolution appended to accept proposition OF the ~
ecors of the Mall Orphan Asylum to donate To- o. ground,
a fee inches wide running from Jackson to josephine
streets between Rousseau and Fulton streets to buid
market The minority report recommended the recon-
mtment of the subj CT to the another committee.
A lengthy debate was had on the subject during which
motion 10 adopt the report and resolution OF The majority
ordered be divided that the question the
adoption OF the report IN other words re recommends
apart from he resolution the proposal Of the Dec
of the Orphan Asylum At the conclusion of the de
bate qu siion called and the President about
put the question when members began dispute
whether the adoption OF the not be adop
peeS to- and decided that The had been divided
the resolution and the vote on the report would not there
fore as the re- % Cha. o.
members order but in vain-a third and fourth rose to
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
JOHN NJ HILL, ALEX. ALLISON. JAs;B KNOWLES
Gro. ". MARTIN. JACOB McGAvoCK, G. NJ FosG.
F B. FOGG, VIM. EAKIN, SAM SEAY.
WV. VOOLFOLK, JOHN M Bass,
JAMES j. GILL, Secretary. 'o1N w. hihh' rfeS L.
~ This long established Company, with the most ample
means for the protection OF Is Policies continues to take
at its Agency in NewOreans, at the office of
OIL PICKETT. PERKINS CO.. 81 MAGAZINE st.
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NJ ORLEANS BAZAAR and AUCTION MART,
Ccrner of PEsnIna and Gu streets.

Corner of PERDIDo and CARoHDELET streets.
a. The subscriber would inform his sETSI1@.SEsx
k1zs n friends the pnbic that he has Sssf> 10y
IL taken Auction License, <h&SjvT%IJ
and GALES of Ca RRlAGES
HORSES HARNESS, etc.. advertisement, the Eaer
Carriages Harness, sold this etab Ishment, viii he
Market and all Horses sold guaranteed
per register purchase money retained IL hours that the pur
chaser discover the Horse be ntsd at the time OF ae
He hopes by pursuing this and by strict aenti
BUSINESS @ meit liberal share of patronage.
II. +. SMITH, Auctioneer.
sales Of all descriptions property attended
liberal
f9- Carriages Merchandise storage. ia27
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sTABBINa "A man named j. W. Davis arrested yes
terday by the Second Munich ay police at the request
ugh Smith, who charges him with stabbng on James
Rankin with bowie knife he accused il SAID, made
sabs Rankin of which wounded hun severely
the right side, The afray occurred the Philadelphia
Cofeehouse New Levee straet, and grew ont OF dis
Uute al a game OF cards.
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VTHE Subscriber has constantly for sale good
i of RICH & CO. IMPROVED PATENT SALA
ing great variety of sizes and patterns. The capacity Of
eddy tested and uniformly with triumphant result The
confidence Of the public IN RICH CO.'S SAFES. is
ubundanty demonstrated by sales of 1900 of them
period of years including 635 in this market Those
chants and others who using the old styles OF Iron Chests
have only inquire of those who experienced their worth
lesness at the fire in Charities street in March ls4 and
previous occasions order be convinced that they
thus subjecug their Books Papers Money. etc great
hazard Orders for SAFES accompanied bv plans for the
interior arrangement will be promptly executed appca
ton TO ISAAC BRIDGE,
fy3lmd&W 70 Magazine Street.