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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-21
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS BUILDERS,
Earrentars. and all ltherS interRsted n

TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUILDERS,
Carpenters, and all others interested in Building
EAT p. KELSEY & co, STEAM MANUFACTORY,
w ST. PAUL Street, bet1oeeR Julia and Gir0d SITS,
the Protestant Cemetery, fully prepared
execute to order description of work used in private
other buildings such
Panel and Store Doors Mahogany Balusters,
Rolling & Stationary Blinds, Awnig Posts,
Window Sash, Gaps and Bases for Columns
Window and Door Frames, Mahogany Rosewood and
Mahogany Newels, Black Walnut Veneering
Every description of Circular and other SAVING.
TURNING of all kinds done to order.
BUILDINGS of every description contracted for sugar
thing apPeraning thereto complete. the best and most
approved plan. Drafts of B9ildngs and Machinery made
ALI orders addressed above will meet with prompt atfen
ton Those who DESTROYS of building would do well to
give a call.
V- Mahogany. Cherry, Black Walnut, Cypress and
Eastern White Pine Lumber and Yellow Pine for budin
uurposes constantly on hand and for sale. OIL 6m
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aI3;;JAaHz 81 ESj!53iS
THE GREAT REMEDY


For Rheumatism, GOm, Pam IN the SIDE, Hip,
Back Limbs and joints, ScrofuLa, Kings Eud,
White SweflingS. Hard Tumors, StN Joints,
and all Fired Pans uhdfeuer.
Where this Plaster is Applied, Pain Cannot Exist
1rHESE fLASTERS possess the advantage of being put
up a'tgh boxes-hence they retain their full virtues
in all climates. We have just received the following tes
monal from G. c. Sellers eminent lawyer in successful
practice in Wilcox county, Alabama He is Gentlemen in
high standing and whose influence has great weight
CAMDEN Ala. Nov. 24th 1s4s.
:" .Nessrs. ScoUH &. Mead Gentlemen Having been
requested state what has been the result Of experience
the of your Hebrew Plaster cheerfuy comply by
saying that have found tito be as heretofore
invaluable med cine In different of my family
have applied the Plaster TO Chronic Sores. Tumors and
Pains and it failed to afford instant relief have
also used it wthIgOod effect upon in the
of ulcers, with which have been severely afflicted.
Respectfully, etc, c. c. SELLERS"
Beware of Counterfeits and Base limitations
CAUTIoNThe subscribers the only General Agents in
the Southern States for the sale of this truly valuable Plaster
and in order prevent purchasers being imposed upon by
Counterfeit article sold in this city and elsewhere for the
genuine they invite particular attention to the following
marks Of the genuine;
l. The genuine is put up in smooth engine turned bot
toned boxes, not sodered in.
The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David
the around he box with accompanying Record of
Court to E. Taylor, Rochester - $40
Between Cont and 81. Louis SITS.
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States. fy20
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DAGU ERREOTYPE.

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
f1Y the application of the above mysterious agent to Da
ID guereotype "a discovery of the subscbers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECoNDcatching the precise
expression instantly and liking ndeliby upon the silver
plate. ~ Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKKNEssEs of relations friends do at moderate
price Rooms corner Of Canal and Chartes sts-Enance
No. Chartres street. [my3 1y] w. II. HUTCHINGS.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberia patron
- age bestowed him since he first had the honor Of
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans
five yea ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in composition with Others taken
the best operator from and he awarded the
Fnt Premium No.pecimens exhibited at his establishment
portraits viii continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice are
the best DESTROYS of instruction the
beautiful art Genuine Vogtlander Cameras 30 per cent
cheaper than in the city al other articles the
Plates at s2per dozen Scoyis No for % 25-guaraned
best plates made in the United States Gases 90 70 and
% so; NewYork Cameras al sl8.
~ Orders from the country promptly attended to.
~ Entrance No CAMP street mill If
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TO Blu l. ID E RS.
BUILDERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

BUILDERS WAh6GOOS6,
No. 206 B.7RO.NNE STREET,
BetDeen Hevid and Gir0d Streets, Second Homeopathy
yT'HOSE engaged in Building find at this large -
stock, comparing every description of high and low i
priced AR DIV ARR employed in the Building "
line, at the ionest market prices. -
All inventions and Improvements in Locks Sliding
Door Trimmings Bel Pulls, Front Door Locks, and all
kinds manu- featured,
MARBLE MANT elsa large and handsome assor,
ment Of arble Mantels and Mantel Crates Marble
Hearhs. Tie etc.
Fancy Iron Balconies. Railing, and Verandahs embra-
cling some new and beautiful patterns, will be put up to
order, al reduced prices.
IRON SHUTTERS Bank, vault and Safe Doors
Locks for same from $40 to $3.50 each.
IRON RAILINGS for Public Squares and Parks, to-
gether with the Stone Work furnished and complete
FRONTS FOR STORES, with lion and Granite Col
umns furnished and set complete at reduced prices
Leader Bottoms of Cast Iron various patterns and sizes
ornamental Cast lion Columns. for Store fronts and AVN
Ras; Esn,ators OF all szes Sash WEIGHS Store Door
and Folding Doors Sliding Door Trimmings ofevery kind
IN nss at prices from - SO to $25 per set compiee -
SILVER PLATED WORK, viz Locks, Bell Pulls,
Butt Hinges ~
large and complete stock of best Boston NAILS.
SANITY on hand including Sd, fine 3D. 3d. 10d Finishing
Satng Nails etc at the Looest City Prices fyl5 I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A AMERICAN THE ATE e 4.

BOOTH the most distinguished Trsgedan present day. and
the Justly ceIebr ted and unrivaed HERON FAMILY.
yHIS EVENING Wednesday, Feb. 20-The performance will
commence celelratei Play IRON CHEST. Sir
Edward Mortimer Mr. Booth; MILFORD Mr.. Charles Old Raw
bold Ryna Lady Helen Mrs. C Pope; Blanche, Miss
E. Petre Barbara, Miss Hckson. HIGHLAND FLING, by
Mr. Thompson. After which, admirable Farce III L
SPOILED CHILD. Little Pickle, Miss Heron n which
will sing Sine Then m Doomed al m a Brisk snd
Sprghtly Lad" the Duet with Miss Fanny -" Know Bank
ahd dance Sailors Hornpifei Maria Miss Fanny Heron; g.
Little Agnes AFTER which, MUSICAL OllO, which the
following will be introduced: Song, from the Opera
Norma Miss Fanny Ballad, Oh, would were Boy again."
MISS Heron; Duet Come where Voes blow, Miss Heron
and Miss Fanny; Trio, Rosa Lee eOd Stop Knocking
bliss Heron, Miss Fanny To conclude with
the laughable Farce OF BOX, cox g. KNOX Box, Little
Agnes Cox, Miss Heron; Mrs. Bouncer. Miss Fanny.
II Tomorrow Thursday Farewell Benefit OF Mr. BOOTH,
which occasion he will appear RICHARD Ill.
II The Police under control Of Mr. s. L. Beeman
Prices Circle rs cents Parqustte Second and
Third TIERS so Coored Boxes so Gallery Is
II Private Boxes and Seats be secured the
the hours 10 A. NJ and P. NJ by applying Geo. g.
Stanley, Treasurer.
II open before Il Performance will
at quarter past precseve fy2l
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Succession de Alex. Logan.
PAR BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

J A. BEARD, EnCantenr.
I'm dun odre de Honorable E. A Canon, uge de Ia
Ia SecOnde Cour District de la Nouvele Orleans, date du %
janver 1919 vendu lie q midi Bourse ST. Louis
la direction de James Dave de la AL
exandre Logan, la prcpriete suivante, savoir
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE, toues les ameioraons
qu sly Seconde Nuncpae Lefay
so peds de de Lafayette poon-
deur de 81 pieds pouces et lignes.
dte Camp des Maya
louee James Vital, jusqu'au Ter avrl, 1850.
Conditions compliant.
Lcte de pardevan j. R. Beard noare public,
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ACCIDENTAL fireman beon ging to No. 49, and mem.
Der of No. severely injured the fire yesterday

BIGAMy Yesterday morning John McDermott, alias
Wilson, brought before Recorder Baldwin, charged
with bgamy, by a woman named Margaret McDerm0tt.
who claims be his wife. large number of wne
called by the prosecution prove that The aes had
lived together as man and wife and generally con.
sder-d such The accused did deny he had lived
with the woman, but den ed being married TO her. A chi
OF wi ich Margaet McDermOtt the mother prove
have been acknowledged by the accused his The prose
produced marriage certificate showing that she was
married the prisoner New York, 1916 certificate
he married the prisoner Budget Shelley Janua last
The accused before the First District Court for
and bal in the of $1,000 demanded for his
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|IHlESl!l;} SAM

The Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints and all Affections of the
Respiratory Organs,
The Best Remedy euer knoDn to Man, for Coughs,
Asthma Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Bleeding Of
the Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Liver Affections, Pam Weakness Of The
Breast or Side, First Stages Of Consumption, etc.
OUR AGENT at Marksyle La. writes u.s.
~ MARKsvILLE, Nay 9Th 1873.
letter from DIR. Dulany Graduate OF Medicine and of
skilful Pnys ans, tetfying the remarkable
EFFECTS OF Wistars Basam in his practice He stands
practice. lSIRned1 u. A. STEVENS"
Dear Sir promised inform you of the result of my
trial Of Wistar's Balsam of Wild berry upon Mrs M.
improved that she ancied heself entirely cured. and
trdry to ddpice she dis ontnued the of and all
remedies and recommended er in the CATHOLIC
Church The consequence OF this she had return Of
was also used twice in Mrs NJ family for Crouo with
the happes results Once in uerp Uioient case. which
am informed reieDed in three hours after tstng three
relieved BY taking dose Before writing further
wish this medicine in other and other patients
Yours, etc. [Signed] b. DULAsY. M D."
Remember
There base Counterfeit of h: article sold as genuine by
unprn pl dealers in medicine In this CITY, purpors TO
name of WIsTARs BILsAM Iii Of recent origin and
endeavored be sod the reputation OF the genuine and
original PREF araon Beware of it, You will be impo ed
signature Of SARFORD & PARK on the engraved
wrapper around each bottle and sold in this city ONLY by
sCoVbL MEAD, liS Cha[tresst;
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States.
R-We ave O this fy20
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-21

FIRE "A fire occurred yesterday in large brick
building owned by Mr. Samboa. the corner of Usunes
and Levee The remen promptly the
but owing to the difficulty of getting at the fire. which
originated in kitchen in the the whole building was
in short of time completely enveloped in flames
The building occupied by Mr.. Sambola a chocolate
and vermice mandatory and nothing saved except
his books and papers, The fire extended to adjon.
ing building. also owned by Mr. Sambola but occupied by
Madame Thot who kept the house well known down
the - Pig and WHISTLE No time was afforded t.
ave any thing OF consequence and Madame had
her popeny and lost her all The flames
seized upon building owned and cuped by Mr. Gueraut
oge her with of the contents. The devoung clement
reached building the of Ursunes
cupied by Juan Pc coffee house. The place
pl tey Quilted, the walls only being left standing. While
this building burning. discovered that the fire had
extended hack from the spot where broke out, and had
reached large building standing back yard but front
ing Ursulines street. This building owned by MIR
Segbes and occupied by twenty thirty ramies
who in few moments stripped of all their properly
and rendered housees the enemen being completely
sumed MIR. Sea bers, understand, fully insured The
Whole amount OF property destroy ed cannot fall much Snort
of $50 600. shot time since Mr. Samboa purchased the
prope U which the fire broke out for the Of s32 o0o
M G sPn IS%s 5000 q 5000 The loss
Mr. Pesas had but $1,000 insurance his properly
which will not one half of his loss The premises of
Lombeit. ocksmth, and G. Pooey, ocksmth, Unu.
lines somewhat damaged but the amount is trf ng
Two horses we believe were burned in stable in the
hut did not learn to whom they belonged.
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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. a.-Anived steamer Sultana, with
70 Beeves and 400 hsgs steamer Constitution 80 Beeves
"a Calves 100 Hogs with 400 Sheep Prices-Beef LIST
class 7c.. I'd do. 6fD69c., Sd do. 405c . ID Hogs 4c
ID; Sheep, $3f04 p head Mich Cows, 5000 $40
head Hay, sl4f015 . ton Corn, 45N05oc. . bushel
Oats, BE o bushe Bran, 6Of070c p 100 ID OLcake.
81 100 ID.
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IOBACCO.-There is some inquiry and 23O hhds were
taken as follows viz: 40 hhds R. a, &c., 100 hbds mostly
new, at 51ac for A., and &c. for R. hhds A Bats at
"a, and at 4c.; 50 hhds R. at 27Ec Sb
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The Sugar market con-.
unues brisk and prices full Sales yesterday 800 hds
Common to Fair, 312l04Ec No alteration in Moasses of
which 300 bbls disposed of and choice
lots at 2O1sc. D gallon.
FLOUR.-There were large buyers in market, and
barely quo bbls. sold. including 200 bbIs Ohio. at - 49, 200
do wo ots) at "a So and liz bbl. also in lots a IS
p barrel.
CORN.-Pices firm and 1000 sacks TAKEN mostly at s70
BE- for white and lot Of 700 sacks old yellow at 4lc
delivered
WHEAT $500 bushels prime were sold at &c. bushe
PROVlSlONS.-The Pork market seemed fmer and the
only sales 200 bbs Mess &c. and some smaller lots
at $40 25fOsl0 30 bb which holders are asking
sale, Also OF $50 600 b Bulk Pork be delivered along
sde SHIP at sac round. No alteration in Lard and the
following lots sold 81 bbIs and $50 do prime at &C., and
IoU Kegs (loOO. 400 and 1000, also PRIME at SIC b.
Bacon dull, with sales of 20 casks prime new Shoulders a.
4ac.; and 40 terces extra Hams at 10c. q ib.
BAGGlNG.-A lot of 800 pieces sold at I415c for i,e
ordinary and 15c yard for the good brands also so pieces
sunny Cloth at l5c yard TIE whole stock of Bagging
and Rope ascertaned to be IL goo pieces and B coils
GUNNY BAGS.-50,OO0 new. in bales, sold at &c.
WH1SkEY.-The stock being reduced holders have pu.
up the rates to 1s0l9c. for Rected with small sale. at
these advanced rates.
FRElGHTSA British ship taken forIvepool at 49, 32d
for Cotton ship for Boston 81 Is for Pork and &c
for Cotton and another for New York at 81 BIZ for Pork
% for Sugar and 22c for Grain Cotton taken also in Brit
ish vessels at 9.16d. for Liverpool
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR diSSSaAT lou Ioa.r ffs u g ass
Ix%SoGkT W. Esat oH
freight and S favs as above Punatu ally For r. ct
M apply on bay aYE I! EOysG ;!fs ~ha cs st.
fine pass:n Ees Steamer asfH's 11s rus
freight and will leave above For freight sszss
apply on R GTbE Rey5s sf Il ps es
R,B@I IN, John Adams is an entirely new boat built ex
EQR CINCINNATI, Louisville, Wheeling and Pits.
NTE Dew sT "a TPsSd Huah Gsfd
well, master receiving freight, and win leave .a
above For freight or passage havng unsurpassed
E's 6
EoK LoHsvfIkE Evansville and al ptemeds
as% ss:fHs lsf
aboVs Fo1 ssS
~ s
MB@Ihe ATLANTIC being OF very light draaght, will meet
FOR LOUISVILLE, Evansville, Henderson. Memphis
New UNCLE Es gA saGP sa Gsh 6asn
receiving freight and viii leave as above. For -
5 s R 9P R1s S}G PG ESyd,a
ss- The Uncle sam takes freight fo Memphis fyl9
~ To leage THURSDAY, 22l, at M, pos
SNOR MOBILE. lat the New Basin } Montg omery. We
u tumpka, and all landings on the Alabama ~ ;.
Packet.-The steamer E. A OGDEN, ss9sszVssss
kercheg val, master now receiving freight, and will leave
above Fortnight or passage apply board at New Basin
fyl6 N'N ''e''' HYDE & oGLEsBY. 70 Poydras ST.
~ To teare FRIDAY, Feb. 90 at 5 P M. pos.
E>OR LOUISVILLE. E. Cincinnati, Evansville, etc-The
new esgaRt ard p6 S15arssgh1 passenger
Pearee receiving Ieght and will leave asss&
above For freight having unsurpassed
s Poa
N. The Hiram Powers draws only % inches. Ship.
and rely her reaching her
To- To leGvf ssgsIa =. On o Tuesdays and FRI
Il Railroad via Pass Christian. ~ -
~ Freight by the New Canal. LGtta8h-S4F5
tY Passengers by the Railroad. sG@Essaaak
boat NOBLE sntion sa As espes
for the trade cabin all in state will leave the New
Canal above landing at the Pontcharrain Railroad for
Freight received for Montsomery, Wetumpka etc. giving
Though Bills L-ading at % cents per Dbl.
N B-Freight received the New Basin Warehouse un
til O'Clock, P, M, on the day Of departure.
is3 a # - wINGATE & Brennan. ~ Poydras st.
FOR MoBILE-DaiLY 2. S. Mail LIVE.
nz@n The splendid low pressure nE1
GoN cs s5sa E. 4 9 Rsa
CALIFORNIA, Capt, G. L. Reynolds, and JAMES I.
for ii, Lake Trade, with superior Che
Ladies' Cabins all in State rooms One of the above steam
es will leave the Pontchartan Railroad DAILY curing
The week the arrival at the Lake Q" ha past O'Clock
IA Aseos 0G e Bank Place.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALG1ERs

VNHE Undersigned would respectfully inform the public
l. that he has in .uccessful operation ~ =
fine new STEAM FERRY, running from L<s33ffa5AH.s53
the City of New Orleans 10 Algers from day sSaiEs1a
light until O'Clock NJ The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
the PoHtchartrain Railroad landing, in giers short
distance above the BeevIe Iron Works. The landings
each side well arranged and safe and ure exit and
tTanre always obtained The the hose
charged by the other Ferries. Also shipmaser and Others
wishing 10 60 the Point will find large and commodous
skiffs constantly plying between the Government wharf
(wheie the O,nnibuses stop and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side.
fy5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH.
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BURGLARY.-On Monday night the store of Mr. Myers.
Tchoupouas street, between Natchez and Poydras.
number OF trunks together with large quantity of other
valuable property 1t supposed the arces carried off
in cah
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81 AVE ID z OF.

~ Slave Yard and Boarding House, 15o Gravier
street second door from Carondelet
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
all times. Slaves will be received board OF sold
favorable terms. The building large three0ry brick
house, and very com~odious Slave Depot Particular
attention will be paid TO- the health and cleanliness Of all
slaves placed in this Yard. matt
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EW ORLE A N s.:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 81

FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT.-yudge Buchanan in the suit
OF the State of Louisiana The Commercial Bank.
ued by the Attorney General under the direction Of the
asst Leglaue for forfeiture of charter yesterday delivered
bis opinion The forfeiture claimed the ground that
the lth section Of the charter had been violated in not
plying the city and the principal and most popuous
streets of the aubo1rgs with water The Judge after bly,
and deliberately arguing the question: gave for the
defendant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-21

WATCH SrEALING.-Mary Brown and John Kiser were
arrested night before last by the Second MUM paty
charged by Mary Tate with stealing her watch.
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PROTECTlON FROM Blu RGLAkS AMI tlHE'
ylSHE Subscriber has constantly for sale good assortment
L of RICH & co. IS IMPROVED PATENT SALA-
WANDER BOOK AND JEWELRY SAFES, embrac
ing great variety of sizes and patterns The capacity Of
this article to resist both fire and bnrzars has been ePss
confidence of the public in RICH & co.'s SAFES, is
abGndany demonstrated by sales Of over 1890 Of them
chants and Others who using the old styles OF ron Chests
have only to inquire Of those who experienced Their worth
eness at the fire in Chares street. in March, lS47 and
previous occasions order be convinced that they are
thus fgbJee1g their Books. Papers Money etc to great
interior arrangement, will be promptly executed appca
ton to ISAAC BRIDGE
fy3lmd&W rs Magazine Street.
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DRUNK ON HIS PosT-Sergeant Duff yesterday reported
that he had found supeumeray Deeng asleep his beat
Supernumeary Deerng will probably be found supe1uous
for deern to 20 to sleep when he had mt ughter.
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ORLEANS THEATRE,

of the engagement Mr.. and Mrs MONPLAI-
SIR and Company.
rVNHURSDAY EVENING Feb. 22-Wl be performed I'D tmel
l. Auber's Celebrated Opera Of LA MUETTE DE PoRTlC-
(Tne Dumb Girl of PorIcn which Mrs. MonplaisT will for
the appear the Dumb Girl. "A GRAND BALLET,
which Mr.. and Mrs Monpar, and the whole company will
~ Performances to commence at quarter before l. fy2l
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the fire yesterday afternoon. He the property of Mr.
Sanbola
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SELLING Liquor TO SLAVES. - Yesterday morning
Arthur Monlor fined $50. by Recorder Baldwin, fol
selling liquor to slaves.
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FoUND.-The bodies of Mr.. Richard Downing,
late mate of the Inflated steamer Richland, with
two negroes belonging to the same boat, were
picked up few days since, about two miles below
the place where the accident occurred.
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ALABAMA OSNABURGS

TT We are receiving, and shall keep sale large
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manufactu
ing Company Alabama. These Goods think not in
feror to any of Southern Manufacture Wei he atten-
ton of Planters Merchants and Others to hes Dis,
are directed TO sell at the Lososst market price.
dI43mis JOHN T. DONALD & CO, SO Camp st.
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Second Municipality Building Lots
To close the succession of the "GRAvIER :" Estate
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

J "A.
"WEDNESDAY February 81 l2 o'clockW at
w Banks Arcade the following Real Estate belonging
the OF I" Gravier,"
TWO LOTS OF GROUND the square bounded by St. Paul,
Gonde Streets being Nos per plan
deposited office of Theo Guyo N p each &c
street. depth of 1903 The
streets and hanqusttes are paved and paid for
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, the said plan, the
bounded by Poyla Pedo ST. Paul and Gronde
being No. s. and 30 feet inches lines front Poydas
30 inches lines the line by ITO dop. Ban
quotes made and paid for.
3. TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND, in the square by
Gavier Common Bolivar and Bertrand Streets being lots g TO-
H. 49, 90 81 % 49, "a and 49, plan drawn and deposited the
abovenaed Noarys office. Lots and 30
street. deep. Los9 10 and
81 Bertrand depth 1872
inches lines Lots 49, 20 and q each 80 feet front
street. pth 100 Lot No %
ravier and 100 feet depth and
Bolivar street, said Lots 49, "a and
Is Bolivar
depth 1879 feet inches and lines The property onng Graver
and Common paved and paid for
TERMS. quarter cash. balance ate IL and Is months credit
for bearing the property with
punctualy paid
Acts Of sale before Theo. Guyo NJ P, the the
fyl2, Is, IA, 49, 20, 81