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TIKI SALUTE TO OLD VIRoINA.-One hundred guns were
fred the Battery, according to announcement at IL
O'clock in honor OF the glorious victory of the democracy
of Virginia Notw outstanding the dismal state OF the wea-
ther large party attended.-N Y. True Sun. May7
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LIBRARY WAR DEPARTMENT, May A. 18l9
A LII persons who may have In their possession any
"A books-or documents belonging to the Library of the
War Department (Which have been in their
longer than monthly are hereby requested rsurn
tn the department without further DELAY.
BY order
May -6t CHARLES LANMAN, Librarian
NEW WORK by this au,hor OF .R.nh,Ior or IN,
IN Albany"
My Uncle the Citrate ; as cents.
Visits Monastses in the Levant by the Hon. Rober,
Curxon.
Advenurss In the Lbyan Desert and the Oasis of Jupter
Ammon, by d, D. John, TAYLOR MAURY'S
My5 Book store, near 9TH d.
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Taught for only short time longer. Apply SOON
Mr.. BRISTOW, FINISHING WAITING MASTER,
Respectfully informs the Ladies of Washington that they
may receive his instructions in handsome apartments
private and select as in their own parlors at
CONCERT HALL, PENN. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET.
Mr. b. therefore politely invites the Ladies' his
Superior and Elegant System of Writing,
And assures them that
IN ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS
The cramped, uncouth and mode of writing
is Immediately broken up, and one of pert. ct beauty
Free Erpdffious Graceful, and Delicate Running Hand,
So indispensable pishment for the present petite
circles of American sociey-foows with surprising
and nature, and success.
Private lessons given and families asnnded.
QkJ-cientlemen's hours-Mornng and afternoon They
taught
n Handsome, Of-hand, Decided Business Style,
Bold, rapid, and manly, how bad the writin it,
Vsers in Washington take a course in few days.
MAY dim
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Virginia Election.

From the Richmond Enquirer OF yesterday.
FOURTEENTH DIsTRIcr-This is the only congressional
district in Virginia which is all in doubt and the
turns are not yet full enough decide positively which
is the victor The following votes all taken from
Whig papers
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o. II. PARTRIDGE, M. D.,
No. 1876 Spruce street, Philadelphia,

No. 1875 Spruce street, PHILADELPHIA,
CONTINUES give his particular attention the treat
~ of diseases OF the skin, scroia and diseases
the throat.
Office hours, 9 M, p. I'M, and p. m.
Ap 10-3mf*
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o. Attention, Sir KniKhtsA stated assembly OF Wash
ingon Enc ,mpment of Knights Templar No will be held
o'clock.
Solourning Sir Knights respectfully invited attend
BY order OF the NJ. f. G. g
May9 EZRA WILLIAMS Recorder.
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IN En-. G: s. q. f. DYER, .sucttonsers.

TTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROP
the county of Washington, in the District OF Columbia
sitting IA court of chsncery, the OF Joseph Ed
mund Law ps. James Ad ans executor Lloyd N. Rogers
and others the sub-crper as trustee will sell to the
bidder, public auction, Thursday, the l7h day of
F. Dyer the following described lots and premises, belong
I'M TO the estate of Thomas Law, deceased, to wits
N Square No 5ss all except , subdivision
Do $50, lots l. 3, 8, and
Do 295, lots and )
Do 81, lois and IL
Do 1872, part lots 3 and S
Do 57j. lot 8
Do 6ss, lots 8, 4, g. 6, 7, II, and IL
Do 6s7 lots l. 2. 3, T. !, 9, and II
Do 65j, lots s. g. II, IL, Ii, II, 10, and Is
Do CSC, part lots !, 2, 7, 8. ID, IA. l6, and 10
Do Do Ss. lots 3 P'r q and an 10 -
Do 6s3, lots l. 90, 10, H. 20, 81, q; a, 26,
Do 69l, lots 2 8, 4, 8, and
Do 80 lots l i 49, 20, 81, o. %, and part 49,
Do az, los /, 4, s, 10, subdivision :.
Do Do Of "a "a Ps os IS II rs Il and Is Is
Is, il, is, 90 and u
Do IA, part 10 and 2
Do 766, lots and 3, part 9, Z, 8, and9
DO no, part |, part 3 part g. part 4. part 8, g.,
SO, pau 10, par, Ii. parl2
On lots and 49, square 6s9 are erected three three
story brick present occupied by the United States
On part Of lot 3, in square &C., is threestory brick
house
Terms OF sale: fourth cash; the balance in three
equal annual nsilnents, secured by satisfactorily
endorsed, with interest from the day of sale.
The the right resell at the risk and
of the purchaser in OF sale shall be
complied with within five days after the sale
On the payment Of the purchase money in full, and the
final ratification OF the sale, deeds will be given, the
Title believed to be indsputabe
Sale commence at IL O'clock,
f.. c. 81 q. F. DYER,
APP z9--3mwhds Auctioneers
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90 Bible Society. The adjourned annual meeting OF
the Bible Society," postponed last Saturday on account OF
the rain, will be held this "wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, in the lecture-room Of Trinity Church.
A full attendance is desired. May 9-1t
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DIED.

Bryan Town Maryland May 3 MARY VIRGINIA, daughter
the late Rachel RoHyRsoS OF this
aged year. 10 months, and IA days.
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Hv II. e. s. q. r. DYER, .s.cttonec-s.

MATCH BAY HORSES AND CARRIAGE AT AUG
Nl TlON.-On Friday the 18th instant, at o'clock, p.
m we shall sell in front OF auction rooms the very
perio match bay horses together with the family carriage
harness. NC belonging to Commodore Morgan.
Also j dozen Chambern, (Burgundy)
Is do Lahue and Larose ClaTet
2 do Sauteme
Terms cash. f. u " u, +. DYER.
May 6-eodNds
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MAYORS OFFICE, April H. IS49.
PURSUANT to a resolution of the Board OF Aldermen
L and Board of Common Council, approved March %,
1919, proposals will be received at the Mayors Office until
o'clock p. Tuesday, the 9th day Of May next for
furnishing and executing the work Of the
and proposed to be erected the south front oil the
City Hall. plans and specifications of which will be ready
Tor reference in few days.
Proposals will be received also for succong the face of
the whole brick part OF the building, such portion there's
may be required: LIST, with lime, sharp river
sand and cement ID, with mastc, both to initiate
stone work.
Proposals will also be received for furnishing the
executing the masonry for the foundation, and also
furnishing the lumber and executing the carpentry required
covering in the portcoes preparing the centres Of arches
The right is reserved OF making separate contracts
for the porcoes and the well as the other classes
of work.
For particulars construction and finish reference
be had drawings and specifications ut the Mayors
Office where all other information the subject be
obtained -
The proposals to be endorsed "Proporas for finishing
the exterior of the City Hail."
Ap 24-eodtSM
J- period for receiving proposals for tho above
work is extended to Wednesday, the 10Th instant, at
O'Clock, D. May S-dtl6th.
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n IBANDs, RIBANDS.-We will open this morning 100
IL pieces rich spring rbands embracing every shade of
color
Also extensive additions stock of ladies' dress
goods which respectfully invite the attention Of the
sdes as dete rmned offer great ind to
Ali who may honor with call.
MAY 4-eo3t CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY IL co.
(NLOvES, Stockings, and FansJust received large
" and good assortment of gloves and stockings, which
will be sold cheap.
Also fine lot Of fans, varying in price: from q cents to
May A-eo3t Successors TO J, 7, y g, King
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Bv n. GREEN, .quctsonssr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 7rH STREET, BE.
tween M and streets, at auction-On Wednesday,
the h sas ss IN Gn' o. the a o
80 fee, eth street, running back IS feet alley
tanning 3705 square feet The described property
Immediately fronting and of the old poor square,
and handsomely located.
Terms Onchaf cash balance in six and twelve months
for bearing interest. A. GREEN,
May 6-3STW Auctoneer.
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IN illustrated.
Irvngs 'Crayon Miscellany !" uniform edition.
Coopers "Spy uniform edition OF his works to match
with Irving. An additional supply received at
TAYLOR IL MAURYS
Mays Bookstore, near 9Th st.
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MY UNCLE THE CURATE, by the author OF ms
wi "Falcon Family" Bachelor Of the Albany, &c
Is cents =,
The Monasteres of the Levan, by Cnrzon, vol, win
MANY epgravings go 49,.
The Lbyan Desert md the Gases Of Jupiter Ammon ~
Last Leaves of American History by Emma Willard.
vol. This day received. ED .Nrv r.vIop
May6 FhANNh AAlhON.
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OIL YIN 10 tn e A T RE.
SIMMER SEASON


MEssRs. PAGE & SCHUYLER beg respectfully
l citizens Of New Orleans and vicinity, that having the
SATURDAY EVENING May 10, l6g having secured
the Best Stock Companies in e South or West trust that their
efforts furnish their with novelties
will receive the OF the play going community
The Company engaged will OF the following acknowledged
Ms. G Ga R Mss Sarah s yfa Miss Miss E
Miss Emma Jordan and the avoe daseuse La Petite Josephme
Gentlemen Of he COMPANY
G asy 5. f ES%a;gs M S e. Hart, s S k%E,
Henry c. Page, Fred Hum, Isaac Shubeft
he oSwn Stars ARE etpes.ed Nss g. sm'f A Ad4%
Dean &C. Orchestra, Ieo%possd d the most talented
a The city, will he under The direction Of Mr. j. Oh rlton
chmey by Mr. Isaac shqber The American Theatre New and
beautiful Scenery rn the pencil Of Mr. Prior of the ST. Charles
by Mr. ]. King New walro6e BY SIr. Gedjes.
with success in the Eastern Cues BESIDES several Pieces
written expressly for the Company this Adjustment by gentle
of the will be produced egaress Of e1pense IN rapid
During the the Theatre will be completely enovg'e
lated end Boxes have been erected Tor he &c
commodaton ladies' and families which he rented by the
quete which 800 handsome Chairs have been
placed giving the interior airy and beautiful appearance
Pit, Gallery egcted the Manage
ment be determined render the Olympic the most popular ab
lishment in the Union
Police Department, u eiecv under the direction of
ar Doors open O'Clock. Curtain onequarter
beloreS
Dress Circle and Parq1etle. 81 Cents
Second Tier
Colored Boxes
~ Box Office open from 10 o'clock A. Nj until P M, where
mya '''N''' y FRED. HUNT, Treasurer.
ROPER'S STARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No LOT POYDR.4S Street, NsU Orleans.
OPEN FROM 8 O'CLOCK, A NJ to F. NJ, and
~ FROM to O'CLOCK. r. M ias
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From MARACAIBo.-A recent arrival at New
York from Maracaibo brings us dates of the oath
Of March. There an Improvement in business
there. Monagls and his party produce general
dissatisfaction it is said though we hear but one
side of the story. The NY. Herald says: 1.-The
American Consul, Mr.. Stuhbs-[this must mean
Mr.. Roland Dubs, who is American Consul at Mar
acaibol-had been obliged to repair to Caracas, to
lay before the American Minister the insults offered
him by Gen. Castelli, Governor OF Maracaibo, ms
residence having been invaded, and the American
flag disregarded; but 10 satisfaction from the Gov
eminent could be obtained. a for Congress, we
learn that the sembers are demenied They even
90 so far as to threaten war against Holland, be-
cause Cen Paez found an asylum in Curacao
or~ Mr.. Ewing has returned to Washington,
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1s49.

THIRD MgNlcIPALIrY PoLIcK.-The Police Committee
of the Tha yeseay made the following
and A. Geller Co5porals-J GallifaIdy, j. Whilemore
A. Garcia, Whitman, L. Bernard, C. Stringer. Edward
Brady, D. Gaily, f 6 Candy. V Ds;eSa1. Bernard Sex,
ss% : YIN " Nancy Esoqs +; ksESsad; s
Penn. Bernard fabana, and Prados These Officers
will commence doing duty on the LIST OF June.
ArrEnpr At BuRGLARy-WilIiam Atwood was yes
leday brought before Recorder Genos charged with at
ie% bs to seP% 6usa 3omare s
night before last, between and ocleck the prisoner
81 Ss two ay We're s alley ss to
gave the alarm when the three roguss fled and tive Of them
e o a oe da a
sent before the Fist District Court.
STEALING CLoTHING.-On Monday night last a man
slos OF Ms Ecrat, 81 Old Leyee street and stole calico
shirt three towes, cotton pndershirt and pair OF bro
amned yesterday before Recorder Seuzeueau. by whom he
was sent before the Fist District Court
CHARGE oF AEs9N,-A person named Jacques Klein
Yesterday made affidavit before Recorder Gen9s stating
ROYAL and Chartre Day before yesterday morning one OF
men was fred Mr. Klein infers from various circums
and information he has received that the premises were
fire by OF his bOades named henderson H. Edge
who arrested The charge will soon be investigated
BREACH OF TRUsT.-Y eserday, before Recorder Seuze-
neau, T. r. Robinson deposed that the Both of April last
he G. sehuer silver watch for the purpose of having
camped, taking with him the watch and working
on some steamboat. A warrant was issued.
LARCENY-Robert Gendennis yesterday arrested in
the Third Municipality, charged with having stolen 50
ner of Leyee and Esplanade Streets
DISCHARGED James Bibbs. Francis Marees and
Thomas p Hnck ley, the first charged with assault and
battery on Samuel Iounce and the latter with kicking up
generally, were yesterday discharged by Recorder
Genois.
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!, ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OEyIcE.
L.. AHn.oiag Nav ~ lSjq

Thursday Morning, May III. iS49.}
rhe,e was good demand for Cotton yester
s,,e of The rainy unpleasant weather, the sales
3D. Kan bales, at very steady prices. The market
"A spou' aao;d.dy frmer since the publication Of the
,scss y,WoaLEANs CLASSIFICATION.
4j4kD5i4l Middipg Fair. 80. .6<sfD.!a
Sssg G63s Cool Fair: ,.......S (D9
s;;rr 81 0654 Good and Fine .S1afO-,
Se".cco-saIes 26S hhds. as follows s. hhds,.
70 do. at 5 and II X. at 81; ITO hhds. A. on
ID s.. and 10 hhds. A. at 81, X, at ~, and
pns s'.e . ID. Prices very firm
hGss.UU AND MOLASSES.-The rain prevented any
ae..souepce in either article. Prices the same as
",st OF ten days back.
We The receipts have been light for week two
FbvA s,ock unusually small. The demand. though,
;,sd and the sales were inconsiderable, including
~ I1bio in three four lots, at "a IS p Dbl.
THE market is nearly bare. From iiatboat 60 900
0nr ..osIv prime yellow, sold at price not re.
baSss' pGme lots would bring 4S@50c. o bushel.
pss,mSIONS. There some demand for Pork, and
q ZOO bbls Mess full branded, sold at - 80 o bbl.,
- fair auotation for round lots. Prime has been
~ ssa5. A lot of $1,000 ID Bulk Pork, Hoground,
70 o 1C0 h. A sale of AZ casks Cincinnati Sides
ssf@ No,bpg of any importance done in Lard.
~ sales of 1900 sacks Coarse at 800 do at rs,
IN IN IA mart bleached at Tic. % sack
BAGS-4O0O, mostly in bundles, sold at Sc round.
%msEy Small lots of Rectifed selling at l6a.LO17c.
MMnn,pTS Rather frmer. One American ship en-.
=, Iiverpoo at I'D for Cotton and one for Trieste
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

.,.d da,lu for the Crescent, by VINCENT WILLIAMS.
ip9roprsoT Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
,,.vrrTr, Wednesday, May 9-p. M.-Amved steamer
~, Bent, Beeves, $50 Hogs, IL Cows, 80 Calves
s., Gray Eagle lis Calves. In prices, change from
ay- Beef first class. "a; second. 4 third, 6fD61ac;
y =. Hogs, SIC . ID Cows. $250s35; Sheep, s. 50
~. Hay. $l4GD$ SIS o ton !; Corn 45O50c. g bushel;
~ ~ sac bushe Bran, 6OD7Oc. o 100 b; OilcAke.
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RICAN TIL E A + r e.

BENEFIT or Mr.. JAS. $. CHARLES
TJHURSDaY EVENING, May 10, siS.The performances viii
with the exhibition Of MELZEL'S MECHANICAL
CIRCUS. SINGING DANCING aud RECITATION, by Miss
Josephine, T.. Charles, and Mr.. Page LOTTERY in
viii h of the audience will chance without
extra chaIge. THE MARRIED RAKE: Mrs. T cac Mrs
.PERFECTION-kate O'Brsn, with songsl
Petrie.. To conclude with THE IRISH TUfOR-Dr OTooe
Mr. CHARLES.
PresBo1e IS cts; Parquette 50 cts; cts.
Gallery rs
az Box Office from 10 tl2 Doors open halpas:
Va
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Natchitoches Jockey Club Races.

We learn from the Natchitoches Chronicle that
the Spring Meeting, under the superintendent of
Messrs. Thompson q Cockrell, the new proprietors
of tie Course, commenced on the lst of May, 1849,
with clear and pleasant weather, with three strings
in attendance, and the usual accompaniment of
"short nags," sporismen, etc. Below will be found
the official report:
TUESDAY, May Purse $l00-Mile Heats.
A Lecompte " Co.'S b. M. Nddtr, y. o., by Zenith.
dam Caroline Scott ..................... l
Nh Thompson's Oh. f. Biangy, 4 y. O., by imp. Ain
''i'' Time, I:52-I52l5 Won easily,
WEDNESDAY, May Purse $25O-Two Mile
A. II. CarnePs gr g. EOins, y. O., by Gray Medoc
dam by imp Leviathan. .........................l
Walked over.
Second Race. - Sweepsake Purse $50 En-
trance s. added.
J. B: Birds en- Harold 6y. O., by Levathan, dam
A. Lecompie Co.'S b. g Hicn1 dis
Time, 1:52la.
THURSDAY, May 3.--Purse 800. Ihree-hllle
A. H. Carnel's oh. g. Rgadoon. BY o., by imp @len-
coe dam by Fandango. ;;..::;.l
A I.ecompte 4 Co.'S br. Nadir' 4y o. by Zenith,
'''' o'''n' Time, 544-5:56
In sneaking of Thursdays race the Chronicle
Saws that it was won with ease. The colt would
have made the heat in four seconds quicker time
had he not been pulled to his competitor. This is
the quickest three mile time ever made here and
we predict for the colt profitable and pleasant ca
reer as leader i'll more than one fast dance"
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AMUSEM ENTS.
0 Il L e MS THEATRE.

Positively The Last Night but 1wo of the Season.
rINHURSDAY May TO- 1915 of NJ and Nine MATHlEU,
y when he charming Opera, by Auter, u La PART DU
DiABE Will be
Of ROLAND FURIEUX, Van vle act During
the evening MUSlCAL 1NTERLUDE will be performed
iS nday May llBent of Mr.. COLIN, Treasurer, when
La FAVORITE will be produced
fsy- he perornauces will commence al O'Clock.
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list Of Vessels I'm Port Not Cleared.
..s .reru morning especially for :" The Crescent"

Cnatsa ereTg M0rN1Hg, ssps..u1tV 10, 7 nc 81
the First municipality designated the following
the Nos the Railroad and up.
~ ,% f2 Nos. above the Steamboat Land
hg ieinr Flaboat Landing In the Third m3 the Nos
Al ne Railroad and down. No. being Ferry wharil
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE, . 81 80 N.-Lose1rpDn, 80 win Time. sh
Cleared Yesterda'

Cleared YESTERDAY;
prs Adams Cray, sehneidan, Havana, VIM IL. simmons
schr Charles Edward, Butler Cedar KEYS. Master
Sehr Splendid Barker Key West, J. w. Andrews & Co
schr Abby P. Chase, Blye, New York,
Steamer Atlantic. Broadwell. ST. Louis, Hyde ogesby
Steamer Buffalo, Jackman Montgomery, Hyde & Oglesby
Arrived Yas,erday:
Steamship Globe Elery, from Brazos St. Jago, 9TH inst via
Port Lavaca 6th and Galveston 9TH inst. to Harris
hk saranac, Getty Is days from Charleston,
Mmy.
Big sacramento Crane 10 days from New York, to Mast
Branda-3d my.
ShL H. A. Barling oderman Is days from Baltimore to
RhE Chss. Edward Butler days from Key West, in bal
: last, to J. w. Andrews Co.
g. schr Col Cross knox, Is days from Brazos St. Jago
in ballast to U. s. Quarter master-3d my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Jn L. Day, Giberson from Mobile.
b. M0sby, COckrell from Port Caddo-79 bales cotton.
Mondana, Deahoussaye FIN St Maitnsy lilies bis. cotton.
ko Gande. Gordon, from Opelousas-l2l bales cotton.
Towboat Louisville. Fo0te. from the Passes.
Towboat Hercules, Brown, from the Passes.
BKLOW-COMING
Three ships two barks, and three chooners unknown.
Memoranda:
Towboai Louisville towed down and to sea- on the Sd
INST, ships Euphrasa. and Palestine.
Passengers:
Per steamship Globe-Mrs. Peacock, Mrs. Williams Mrs
J. I. Hcox A. Dussumier. Z, s. Mayer, R. ii. Williams,
Chambers Kichhoff McGafiey DeShie Bacon. Mloy.
Brst: Lavaga, Ed Wheaton w. q. Fletcher, R. H Foot,
T ". Smith, L. Butler, Chas. Murphy. A. Gqrhins. G
Mcklmish.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC COUNCIL. = The Council
which was to assemble in Baltimore last Monday
WILL 1t is said, discuss the basis of more ndepend-
ent organization of the Roman Catholic Church
in the United States
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SALES AT AUCTION

Positive Sale.-Successon of Zelegmon Andrews.
BY FLORANCE IL TAYLOR
SATURDAY, May IL, lal9Wt be sold auction
> Arcade, this by and
a. M Bucl Judge OF the Filth District
bearing date March ls following described property
A LOT OF GROUND situated in Camp street. II faubourg
Delor between Do and ST. Streets and
inches and lines front Camp street. depth para
lei lines Of l27 t - inches and lines which
extends SUI fur her back between equal IS
tet inches ea "A, which forming ANGLE and giving
large addition to the embraced parallel Ines with
all the Improvements the above named property.
Terms-Cash. myl
Act sale before D. Ricardo expense the purchaser.
Sale of U. S. Ordnance Stores.
"WEDNESDAY May IT, 1872 at 10 Will be sold,
w ton, Baton Rouge Arsenal Louisiana, the following ord
Stores
l09i Muskes, complete
ITO do. incomplete;
Is do. English;
30 Rifles;
Sc Pistols;
100 coo ID smaTl.arm accoutrements,
sos Copper Fasks
203 Iiall's do.
Powder Horns
263 Buckles;
81 tons Cast iron, fold Bals
:" Wrought iron TIRE Bolts Chains, Nuts,l and Chain
Cable;
Files
A lot OF Assorted Tools.
All articles deiyerable al the place OF sale
Terms Of sale, cash
eK The attention Of Planters particularly directed
cles above enumerated winch will be found useful Tor plan
tatlon purposes.
r. II. X. WHITLEY, CAPTAIN of Ordnance.
t The New Orleans Crescent will the weekly until
the day sale, AMI irwal this Office for collection
Baton Rouge 4drOcate apo
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FOR RENT

4 TWO-SToRY DWELLING-HOUSE, with a two
n story Kitchen, and good cistern situated "a
Jackson street between Robertson and Claiborne. sec ;
on.l door from Robertson street will be tented cheap,
present wishes TO leave the city. INQUIRE on
M,gszipe street anil If
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n.CLOTHIN GIG g1N
,RETATL STOCK ARRIVED!
nj BARNETT. No. 10 CAMP STREET has Just received
nan per ships Gaena. Quebec and Memphis, large and
vel "sn assorted stock of fine SUMNER CLOTHING, made
~Apisssiy fer the retail city trade.
EEupe, Black French Merno Dress ard ttock Coatsi
me Dfap d. Etc d Orsay Goats and Sacs;
ccashmeTette and Tweed Sacs. all coors
pp,ashmeree Paieots and d'Orsay Goats, all coiors
I ain Linen. Plaid Linen and Nankeen Sacs;
SSpper Fancy Grass Sac and d Olsay Goats;
Fancy and Black English Nerlno do. do.
back and Fancy French Mefino Pants
nS,g9perine Drap d Etc Pants;
white brown and Fancy Linen Drill Pants;
ii,naia NanEeen and Eng sh Merno Pants
" Mite and Fancy Linen Vests;
: me Black Bombazine Vests;
super Plam Figured and Embroidered White MaTseiies
'Ss, stc', etc. lmys tell NJ, GARNETT, la GamR ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-10
FOR CALIFORNIA.

I'll For California ria Chagres.-Wih Dispatch
81 x The very fine packet schr. SPLENDID Baker:
s7z' MASTER having Just arrived from Chagres and all
fitted TO accommo late handsomely ~ pasengeTs will have
immediate dispatch if application made to the captain
board at the Lower PIcayune Tier or 20
myl0 J. w. ANDREWS CO.. VI Common ST.