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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

OF For the first time in five years, the st. Law
renee opposite Quebec has been frozen over from
shore TO shore this season.
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
Jo,,, NJ UuI ALEX ALLISON, JAS KNOWLES
Grn W MARTIN JACOB McGAvoCK, 9. M. EoGG,
F. b. FoGG, WIN. EAKN SAN
W.W.WoopfoIA,i''hN Holm NJ HILL, Pres't
Trh; lon Established Company with the most ample
for the protection of It's Policies continues 70 axe
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS on ne mos i'efsi 's''
oN PICKETT. PERKINS q w" =" Mas"1'ne"'
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FIRE.-On the 18th instant, in Columbus, Ca,
a building situated on the corner of Broad and
Randolph streets was destroyed by fire.
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SToppED.-The extensive iron works OF Peter
Cooper, at Trenton, have discontinued the manu-
facura of railroad iron.
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ORLEANS TIL E AT r E.

Last night of the engagement Mr. and Mrs MONPLA1sR and
Company. Second night OF MASANIELLO.
CtATURDAY EVENING Feb 24-Wil be performed the cele
- brae Grand Opera in acts by Auer called MASANlELLO
GRAND BALLET. by Mr. Monpasir and the whole Company.
Monday Evening positively appear
OF the MONPLA8SIRS.
o before 4 ty2l
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MARIANA OSNABURGS.

s We are receiving and shall keep sale large sup
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manufactur
ing Company Alabama These Goods wethnk not In
erior to any of Southern Manufacture Wei he atten-
ton of Planters Merchants and Others to thes as as zoe
are directed TO sell at the LOWEST market price.
Adams JOHN T. DON AID s. CO, SO Camp ST.
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A FINANCIAL Observation-Disclosures S. Campbell yeser-
day made affidavit before Recorder SeuZenau, charging
Paul Pande with obtaining from him two drafts, amount
ing together $4,000 and without his consent applying the
tcuars of this financial operation when the matter is In
yeStiga
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MICHIGAN LEGIsLATURE.-Ab bill to establish a
State normal school passed the House on the Sd.
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ss- hog was exhibited at Nashville, which
weighed an even thousand pounds. 1t was raised
by General Harding.
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BIsuop DEAD.-Rev. DR.. Maginn, Roman Cath
Ole Bishop of Derry, died on the 18th of January.
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o. Dates from Nassau, New Providence, to the
4th ut., have been received at New York-nothng
of importance.
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o. G. " Schneider, professor of music in Gin
cinnati died on the 18th inst.
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APPLYING THE CURB.-One Thompson Riley, who it ap-
pears presented pistol at Capt Stewart OF the steamboat
Ellen T. the 18th instant Poy dras street. at the same
time making other hostile demonstrations and threatening TO
take Capt Stewards life Yesterday ore red by RECORDER
curb it is hoped will restrain Mr. Riley from carrying out
his miable intentions.
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o. The first of April is recommended as suita-
bic day to start for California.
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PRINTERS RIsING.-There are six printers in
the Ohio Legislature One of them is Speaker.
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EXAMINATIONS investigation in the of Bernard
Otto and Joseph Unarn charged with the murder of John
Burns will take place before Recorder Seuzeneau Tues
day An account of the murder was published some
DAYS ago
The investigation in the case OF Mohan, the cabman,
charged with embezZng 81 So the property of James Ira
Wis his employer and thai the of Xavier Fried man
charged with stealing Mexican saddle from grocery store
at the of Gaennie and FchoupOuIas Streets will take
place before Recorder Baldwin this morning
The of Thomas Murphy alias Washburn and Jane,
his wife who charged with being concerned in the bur-
glary at Meyerss store Monday night and W hose
session quantity of the stolen property found will be
aiken up by Recorder Baldwin Tuesday next
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THE BURGLARY AT MEYERS SToRE-Yesterday morn
ing officer Mcdonald and Waterman Beeche succeeded in
arfesting Dennis slave belonging to Messrs; Bonner
Smith. who is charged with being accompllce of Muir
phys in the recent burglary Meyers in Tchoupi
tonas street portion of the stolen property found in
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

MONEY SroLEN-Mchael Muhoand yesterday made
complaint before Recorder Genos that within few days
past $l53 Is has been stolen from his trunk which was de-
posted he occupies, Toulouse street. between
Marais and Where streets
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THE GRAB GAME-Marie ]. Robert made complaint yes
erday before Recorder Genos that Thursday she
house at the corner of st Ann and Bourbon streets which
money she about to pay 10 Mr.. Antoine for rent,
coIored fellow whose she does not know made grab
at the money got it, and then boed The coloed gemman
has since been heard OF.
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SLAV E ID E II o.
RTInnV

sE Slave Yard and Neutrality-suspicious., 1872 Gravier
street. second door from CarondeIet
TIOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS tor sale
II at all times Slaves will be received on board or sold
on favorable The building large brck
house and very comr-odous as slave Depot faucllai
attention will be paid the health and cssnlnen OF gu
slaves placed in this Yard. nau
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NEW ORLEA N s:
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY "a

Mcenry has given his to sit al the usual
hour this morning, but only for few minutes lnasmuch
as the Judge when he Ie-commed Mr.. Rousseau on
'd IN eas he s hn BE
bv any of the other Courts cannot mag for what
nod indicated unless with view to remove Mr. Rous
from his eeIkship Howeve we shall soon see what
the exhibition will draw large audience
OSE OF THE SMITHS AGAIN-Thomas Smith. puena.
member Of The great smith family kicked up dust
a and not WITH that pitched Of s
Municipality Police who attempted to interfere The result
of s odFns On the
First District Court
THE NOTORIOUS BILL VAN HooK.-This individual
whose has oftenlgured in the Police reports mas
been again arrested and committed for trial. He has re-
but the which he has been arrested
such that fancy he will be fortunate in evadipg
Statement s ng Of Mr. VIM Stewart who resides at Ms
1SaG M Bali
night servant to call him at quarter to o. ard then eIed
Hook stealing INTO his room and took him to be the servant
but suspecng from his conduct that all was not right and
wishing to see what the supposed servant was gong 10 no.
PIesenty Van Hook peeped into bed to if Stewart
asleep and then turned and picked up his panalonn
Stewart discovering that the servant jumped
in bed and to Van Hook about being In his when
medatey dressed went down 10 the dining room and
a9mfa ,1s in pursuit a and
Hook called on him to return which he replied by telling
Stewart not follow him he would kill him at the same
time drawing revolver and bowie knife He then off
several Squares pursued by Stewart who sailed for assls
another of the First Municipality Police coming up. Joined
in the pursuit In Toulouse street Van Hook turned and
fired one shot at DeAmas and again, at the of Tou
louise and Rampant streets he fired two other shots at him
pursued and Van Hook turned and fired three shots at hit
tin,oEe and the other officers, missing them also
After firing the six shots, the desperate fellow attempted
to stab De Amas with his bowie knife The pursuit was
still kept up and when they had got alongside the Old
Basin number of citizens having to their assistance
Van Hook at last cornered but he made such resist
ance and desperate that only alter he was
knocked down with bckbats that his arrest could be effected
He then taken the watch house and Recorder Genos
fully united him for trial Stewart, returning TO his
boarding house. found that his trunk had been broken
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COLVER'S
ROTARY CONCAVE BEATER CHURN.

ROTARY CoNCAVE BEATER CHURN.
BUTTER IN FIVE .tfENUTESi =
yETE call the attention of the public 10 the article heading
w this advertisement and invite the enterpTlslng and
curious call and witness its operation Al advertisements
relation this invention, to the hundreds who have seen
il tested, is supeferogation
Flint This Chum will produce Butter, gathering It in
mass from milk in fUe to ten minutes, and from
cream prepared families usually prepare H. IN three to
fire minutes.
Second The utility of the invention apparent, as better
Butter can be produced from sweet milk tIeam. than
cream soured the usual way and by means OF this Chgrn
little girl or boy can perform fire or ten minutes. what
has heretofore required the labor of woman or man 10Y
one or t1oo hours, and sometimes halt dGy,
Third Ry simply turning thumb the whole lnsde
dasher is taken out leaving nothing bat the Butter and MIX
in the plain wooden box. ,
Fourth 1t is the cheapest Churn invented the
simplicity of its construction (hough embodying great
philosophical prncipe) makes but little to utactuTe It.
Fifth 1t is common-sense Churn, all will admit who
will examine it. 80.
We are now offering the complete monopoly OF this staple
Article in States and Counties which will insure certain and
large profits and speedy return of investment ~
MYERS, CHICK CO..
fY15 Corner of St. Charles and Common SITS.
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Succession of Alex Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.

TUESDAY February 81 at 10 ocock-Wnl be sold auction
ST. Louis Exchange of this city, and pursuance Of
order Hon. E. A. Canon Judge of tho Second District Court Of
New Orleans dated 26h OF January lSI9 and under instructions
James Davern ESQ., Logan
the following described property,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
thereon Second Municipality Lafayette
measuring so feet front Lafayette street, by depth OF 50 feet
inches and 5 lines.
property situated between Camp aud Magazine Streets
and is leased to James Vital, until pril |, 1850.
Terms cash.
sale R. Beard Notary Public the expense Of the
uurc
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DENTISTRY, &c.

j. WEST, Practical DENTIST, 112 ST. Charles St.
eHo WARRANTED FOR Ten YEARS. 1T
FH7HE SUBSCRIBER having introduced =
method of FILLING TEE1 Ii with Gold U rYyISsS
by which double the amount of density is AillJ
produced is prepared warrant every filling where the
Tooth constitnonally good and healthy, Ten YEARS.
Also, whole and half sets TEETH, either
single separate Teeth be preferred, mounted on
Gold Plate and confined by atmospheric PRESSURE sufficiently
firm to sustain weight of sixteen pounds will be furnished
better terms and of better quality than can be procured
at any other den al establishment in the South
u J. w. refers to the following gentlemen who have
honored him with their patronage:
Prof. STONE. SYKES HYDE.
:, MoRpHY STURGEs & WRIGHT.
:, DIMITRY MoRPHY & NEvIUs.
Dr. BENBROoK robson & ALLEN.
N B.-Denists supplied with Gold Foil and Plate o.
flee No liz st. Charles Street. ty3 3m
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WANTS.

WAN TIE D.
81 GOOD STOUT DUTCHMEN WANTED to go to
- Johnsons Saw Mill the Lake, TO in
ryng SAW LOGS out of the brush and mud TO
yenent place where get them haul them to
Mill There Dutchman there that carried saw log
that made 1900 feet of lumber half mile through the thick
would like the other twelve to be Just the sort Apply
the Agent of the employers at the Carroton Hotel In.
qure for 2. F. JOHNSON. fy9
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
THREE OR FOUR COLORED SERVANTS for
Walters at Hotel Slaves accustomed TO that business
preferred Apply the Crescent City Hotel, ofCus
tomhOuse and Front streets.
Hotel For terms ETC. Apply as above ty5
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Gardener and Wife.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

J. A. BEARD,
THIS DAY, Saturday, Esate-Wi
Il be sold, at Banks Arcade
The ARCHY, Gardener, and his ANNE, good
Cook Slaves fully guaranteed the and mala
dies prescribed by law.
sh balance 90 days approved endorsed
Acts of sale before j. R. Beard N. P, expense the
purchaser.
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HUNNY BAGg-FOR SALE.-50OO GUNNY BAGS
VI on board of the ship Ten nessee.
fyI2 J. w. ANDREWS g. co. 81 Common Il.
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FROM BURGLARS AND FIRE

Z 1Ak11
rE,HE Subscriber has constantly for sale good assortment
i of RICH & co. IS IMPROVED PATENT SALA-
WANDER BOOK AND JEWELRY SAFES, embrac
this article to resist both fire and burglars has been repeat
confidence of the public in RICH cos SAFES. is
abupdanty demonstrated by sales of 1890 Of them IN
period of six years including 635 in this market Those mer
chants and Others who the old styles OF iron Ches
only inquire of those who fenced he worth
essness the fire in Charres street in March io4 ana on
previous occasions in order be CONVINCED mat hey are
thus snbjectng their Books Papers MONEY etc 70 great
interior arrangement will be promptly eXec4igd on aPpca-
ton IoAhS preiDo
ry3-lmd&W 70 Magazine street.
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CLUB LAw.-James Mccormick. Michael Cunningham,
John Gill and Philip Duffy arrested yeerday by the
Second Municipality police on charge of beating Michael
Boand with clubs the of Louisa and TchOupOu
las streets When these cubbts brought before the
Recorder shall probably ascertain what subject they
were giving such striking arg uments.
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SENDING A CHALLENGE-Pist0LS and a Co6fn.-Y ester
day young man named James Kane, who was evidently
not one of the b'hoys and seemed exceedingly vedant
peared Recorder Badwn's Court and approaching Capt
Winter in formed him. with all OF great seriousness that
citizen desrous of obeyng the laws of the State he felt it
his duty appe the Recorder OF the fact so that
might be taken for the punishment of the challenger Here
upon he produced the challenge, which read as follows
'F"n the LIST March, O'Clock in the morning. in the
It evident thst Kane had been victmzed-thai some,
thought Pistols and coffin - instead of pie and coffee
breakfast the list March, was too serious matter
and although further notice ia ken OF him at the time,
the obeying Kane waited patiently until the Recorder
had finished his morning work and was about leaving Court
when he with great earneDess, inquired he should not
be allowed to appe the Recorder of the facts of the
Finding that he earnest, and that he avowed ea
that the challenger would do him some bodily HARM his aft
davt taken and warrant issued for the arrest
the challenger who well known at the of Perdo
and Carondee OF course, under the circumstances
Kane having sought the protection of the law he will have
no occasion provide himself with coffin in accordance
with the amiable intmaon contained in the unique cha
lenge which he received
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Groceries. ...... Provisions ... Liquors.
RN MQRPHX AZ NENIIIS

THIS DAY. Saturday February a. o'clock-Wi sold,
Il at No. 81 Magazine
Coffee Tea Soap Candles Sugar Macaron Starch, vecel
Caret Port Wine Dry Malaga Monongahea Whisky Brandy
Whale OIL Sweet OIL Vinegar Cigars Tobacco Hams and Shout
ders,
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Clothing Camp Equipage, etc, for account of U. s.
Quartermaster's Department.
BY H. K. WOOD. Office 80 Gravier st.

Clothing, Camp Equipage, etc, for account of U. S.
Quartermaster's Department.
BY HR WOOD. Office SO Gravier st.
uHuRsDAY March at 10 O'Clock A. MHWi be sod at aac-
S4 at the on bA M Ia ffT1G? eo
part Dress and Unr unons Panaoons Jackets and Draw
s Camp E}aPage Of all kin Tents Bfnkg ks2Ps2: sand and
els Furniture Iron, Tn and Cockey Flags; Officers
ng saidies, B Haisrs vsises caIp Bags Bars
fy5 90 Capt R. Z. CLAREy. A. Q.
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.
By R. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer:
WILL sold Daily, the Of JASPER F. SMITH No
w Canal between Camp and Msga5tHe stresshou re-
DOMESTIC CALicoEs, CLOTHS CAsslMEREs, KERsEYs
etc., etc - "A Is o, =, r. -, 49,, -, -,
FANCY GOODS which will be suitable for Country
Trade; Terms, cash =, -. ....u,r,..,, 8 p.u
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches Jewey and
Merchandise generally. OF 6m
AUCTION NOTICE.
i LEWIS TORRANCE, will hereafter carry the Auction
Business his and trusts that from his long experience
ne Will 's's'. a p0l0" u the p'D''' pA''H R. WOOD
N. ORLEANS BAZAAR and AUCTION MART,
Corner of PERD1Do and CARoNDELET streets.
~ The subscriber would inform his EaI=5A3=s,S
k.4 q friends and the pnbiic that he has <TRA fLg3H
will hold regular sales of CARRIAGES
HORSES, HARNESS. per advertisement, the Eastern
equal any market and ali Horses sold guaranteed
per register purchase money retained 48 hours that the
He hopes, by pursuing this system and by
business, to merit liberal share of patronage ~ .
N B. Outdoor sales of all descriptions property attended
a Carriages Merchandise taken a27 I'm
- C. WHITLEY, AUCTToNEER. Office No. % Banks
w. Arcade. ty5 I'm
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ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNIBusEs

ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNIBUSEs.
ON and after the 4th the Carriages Of the above Line
~ will be divided at Canal foIlo street 1 and R
First Carriage from Government Wharf to
Last Cafriaee from Covenant Whaio Canal st.. IL p M
Fist :. Canal St to Covenant Wharf. "a A M.
Fist :. Lafayette to Canal street - ,> An
Fist :. Canal street to Lafayette ..,.s1 IN
No Smoking allowed.
FARE-1O cents each way from Canal street. Tickets
ST per hundredfO sale at the corner OF Harmony and
Levee streets Lafayette; of Moreau and Louisa
streets, Third Municipality and by the Agent On Ca1sst
ia3 ). y: sLAWsoN q W:
TO MERCHANTS PLANTERS, BUILDERS.
Carpenters, and all others interested in Building.
M 2. KELSEY Il CO., STEAM MANuFAcToRY.
w. ST Pr UL Street, betUeen Julia ana Gsrod sts,
execute to order every description Of work used in private OF
other buildings, such as: 49, -
Panel and Store Doors, Mahogany balustefs,
Window Sash, = Gaps and Bases for Columns
Window and Door Frames, Mahogany . Rosewood and
Mahogany Newes, BLACK w anud Xeneenng'
TURNING of all kinds done to order.
BUILDINGS of every description contracted for Sugar
Houses Furnaces Chimneys and Machinery with every
thing thereto complete the best and most
approved plan Drafts of Buildings and Machinery made
to order Stores sheved and Bars fitted up.
All orders addressed above will meet with prompt atten
give a call.
fY" Mahogany, Cherry, Black Walnut, Cypress and
Eastern White Pine Lumber, and Yellow Pine for buildn
purposes, constantly on hand and for sale. OIL ON
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

NOR GALVESTON.-The steamship FANNY, III E.
IL Scott, master, TO accommodate shippers and ,ef.zs
passengers for Galveston, will in future take IN kTRs
freight and passengers to Galveston, making szzsf7zss
her regular trips Lavaca and Corpus Christi usual
For freight passage. apply to
KIDDER DESHON & CO., Agents,
80 TchounjfOuas ST,
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DR.. MENSING, Dental Surgeon,
HAVING returned TO the city of New Orleans from his
4 in the North and East is prepared lsSssrAa
to perform all operations appertaining to the fSxss2
TEETH and has become acquainted with u TfN@19S3
the best mode of operating approved by the -1IiJ
College of Dental Surgeons OF Baltimore Md. Ills price
for operations in proportion to suIt he times alt
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
In LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DIR. ID ENSING'S
TOOTH-.4CHF ELIXIR, charge. 40 Office
No SO BarOnne street 4th door above Common ST.
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ROOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.
HAVE this day sold my interest in the store No 20 st.
Charles street. which have occupied as B0OT a.
nd SHOE HdnUtdct0rD to EUGENE
EZzA O'SULLIVAN, and request for him IL
continuance OF that patronage which has been so-s
literally bestowed on me- TIMOTHY HARTNEFT
New Orleans. Feb. 49, 1919.
4 HAVE hourh the interest of Mr.. HARTEETT's Boot
4 and Shoe Mandatory, No. 10 ST. CHARLES street
and ,g devote nv time TO the " getting up " of BOOTS
SHOES ETC. in superior and wOrkmanlike manner, and
tust that by know edge of and application to business
to merit the patronage Of the citizens of New Orleans.
fy2O 3ts EUGENE O'EULLIVAN.
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aorses............ Mules ............ Carts, etc.
BY III. F. SMITH, Auctioneer
CATURDAY Feb "a, at II o'clock-Wi be sod without
= close the NewOrean Bazaar and Auction
Mart, of Periido and Carondelet streets
4 CARTS, HARNESS, MULES and | SADDLE
HORSE, TO close a
Also, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES, u 8. WAGONS and several
HORSES and MULES. Terms, CASH. fy22
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IMMIGRANTS TO CALIFORNIA should remember
good supply of Provisions for the inner man. Is 70 have
due regard to the wants of the outer man we dEuncuy
state that selling at cost but at low prices as
any other honse in the city, Those in want OF
invited to call at the cash store of
JOHN SOUTHWELL & CO. 81 Canal St.,
fy13 d&W If Under the Planters Hotel.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
Cleared Yesterday

LATITUDE. 20 81 50 N-LoNsIrupE. 30 Win Time, Oh.
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FOR SALE.
A CREOLE SLAVE, % years of age. He Is first rate
"A COOPER, and guaranteed as such; Inquire at No.
Benville street [fyl III C. CANISTER.
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CARD-To THE ENTERPRIsING,

TIVBE undersigned have opened Office in New Orleans,
1 for the purpose of exhibiting Specimen OF many
Valuable Articles of which they the slonoposts. An
opportunity offered to the enerprsng for engaging
in business entirely new pleasant and highly lucrative.
and which on small investment by business will
insure speedy return of large profits Office, Corner Of
st. Charles and Common Streets, ,,,,v o ,,o
fyl6 MY ERS, CHICK ~ 20
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VyTHOLESALE purchase to call and examine my very
w large stock of HATS and CAPS in store. and -
constantly receiving by arrival from New "a
~ York direct from my mandatory IN New, y
In ark n j. can sell cheaper than other house in
~ the city and there cannot be found IN New Orleans
better assortment of those articles have present IN store
500 dozen sf black white and pearl BuENA las OF
fur and wool. JOHN pUhohiDuIt.
fyI2 8 Cust0mhouse ST., up SlaHs.
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MAYO's MUSIC STORE,

5 CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Canal 81.
New Orleans,
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STONE & McCOLLUM'S
NEW LEV IATHAN CIRCUS.

Under the direction and nagement Of JOHN SMITH
yINHE Universal Public respectfully informed
that The New Levahan Circus Of Stone g. McCon now ex
hlbitng on Congo Square. First Municipality.