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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-05
iouisiana inteYio,.

The RIVERS AND WEATHxx.--For the two or
three days previous to the 3lst, the weather a
Bayou Sara has been exceedingly COOL with the
wind blowing steadily from the North East during
the greaterpa Of the time. The water had faHen
some four OF five inches up to Thursday evening
last, but, on account Of heavy rain, the Bayou
and the water surrounding the town had risen some
two or three inches.
On Tuesday night last, says the st. FrancisyiIle
Chronicle of the 3lst, pretty severe frost fell,
which has materially damaged the corn and cotton
The fruit trees suffered, and think il will shorten
the incoming crop. We have had but little rain
Tor some two months. and, naturally enough, there
Is great abundance of dust.-Since writing the
above, we have had delightful shower, which
Will DO the crops great deal of good.
We are happy to chronicle, SAYS the same uaper..
fall OF some four or five inches in the river here,
IL Is supposed by many, however, that it has been
soon 60 up to its former height. We learn that a
crevasse occurred at or near the mouth of Red
River few days since. This is mere rumor.
however-we have no positive information that
such is the case -
At Pointe Coupee the river has receded about
inches, and is still falling slowly. The upper riv-
ers appear to be all falling.
At Baton Rouge the river is on a stand.
The Planters Banner of the 29th ult. saws that
the late north winds have reduced the waters in
tie Teche more than foot
FIRE.-On the night of the 25th ult. a st.bl. hs.
longing to Mr.. J. S. darlington, near Frankl;n.
took fire, from some cause unknown to the public'
and was burnt to the ground. The stable con.
tanned 100 sacks of corn and eight horses, ali Of
which were destroyed by the fire, and one other
horse was so badly injured by the fire that he has
since died. The fire is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary.
DRowNED.-An inquest was held by Mr.. Rich
ard kinner on Sunday week on the body Of q man
found in the river, near the plantation of C. G..
Mediation, at East Baton Rouge. The BODY was
in state of decomposition, and seemed to BE- that
of young man about 5 feet inches hieh-had
on pair of dark linsey pantaloons and a check
shirt No paper or any clue to his identity could
be found on his person.
RoBBERY.-On Sunday night week the store of
Mr.. P. Lebret, in ST. Francisville, was broken
open, and about $40 extracted from the drawer of
the counter.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent 1y VINCENT WILLIAMS.
Proprietor Of the Letayetts Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. Wednesday. April 1S49.-Anived. steamer
Uncle SAM with Sc Beeves: Mameluke. so Besves. 200
Hogs; Sarah 50 Beeves; Martha Washington 46 Calves.
Pnces lower which shown in the following quotations
Beef LIT class 6 2d,5,S06 3d. 405c. &ib; Hogs 30316c.
y h; Sheep. e3f044 y head Cows. &25t0s35 y head
Hay, a140el5 ton Corn. 45050c. y bnshe; OATS 32c.
y bushe Bran. 6O07Oc. y 100 b OLcake. 81 y 100 ID.
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We copy the following note, in juscs to the party
accused. merely stating that report made up the
usual manner from information gathered the Police Of
ce-of the truth sshood of the report know nothng
Eds CescentHa ving observed in your journal of the
4,h inst paragraph rejecting on the character of Lieut.
Viot in relation to (aeged have been by
him) of lady pamed Mrs Margaret Eastman. under cir
cumstances if true highly injurious the reputation of
that active and ocerpemit to observe that
the statement in question untrue fabricated BY
some enemy to entail public Odum the
gentleman and defeat if possible his reelection the Office
which he now ably and satisfactorily fills.
JAMES r. EASTMAN
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Succession of Zalegman Andrews.
By LEWIS FLORANCE. Auctioneer

= - = LOitlh!NSII, aAuCtIoIIccI'
MONDAY April l849 at 10 o'elock-Wl auction,
~ Banks Arcade this city, by and of order of
the Honorable A. NJ Buchanan, Judge of the Fifth District
NewOrean bearing date 9Th March, $780, the following described
property, to wit:
lord between Deod and St. Joseph and designated
No. A. Square No. 81 measuring American SO feet II
inches and lines front Camp depth parallel
lines Of l27 feet inches and lines the
still further back between lines of equal length 48
inches each which run to point forming angle and giving
large addition to the embraced parallel
all the Improvements on the above named property.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, designated as No. situated
the Second Municipality square Circle
Deord Camp and St Joseph measuring
front Tvo Place by IS inches depth
division line OF property belonging the A. Macarty
feet inches and lines deep the division line Lot
inches and lines the
owned by T. Andrews deceased, measure
all the Improvements thereon
Terms cash,
Acts of sale before D. Ricardo the expense purchaser
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WOOD, GOAL, BAND. Ets.
HAMILTON RUB. No. 30 JULIA STREET LAND
Inc, Dealers IN Wood Coal, Sand Byitks Skin1fes
&C. 90 Sad pat up in barrels for shlpsnt mhT imtsw
DE9SON3 having claims against IL mhouiba will
y ps.,st them fH paymsnt; and d. in1eSesd win
- ~ ~ ~ - ssfs. D1 4oUoa:
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
WITH DISPATCu

....WITH DISPATCH...,
Ia For California, via Chagres.-The A 1, very
S3 fast sailing, coppered and copper fastened bark
FLORIDA, d: McCarty. master, having large
part Of her cargo engaged will sail above She spIen
did state room accommodations for Cabin Passenger and
the SteeFase viii be Handsomely arranged, CON-
fonaby accommodate limited number Of passenger The
bark FLORIDA the fastest sizing vessel Of this port and
pe,cns going to California via Chasres, particularly
lower end Of the Beef Msrket. Flint Municpsty. and
select their berths Ees fqrber p.,.icglan apply to
ap2 OF 4. M. HARRISON CO., N Poydru Il.
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of named George Busbrdge, aged thirty five years
who was drowned in the river Tuesday evening last IL
pier to another piece of timber when he slipped
and fell in and being unable to SWIM Immediately sunk
Efforts made him with skif but his body was
only recovered by graphing irons. after life extinct
verdict rendered in accordance with the facts The de-
ceased was book peddler the Levee.
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ALIEN PASSENGER TAX DEcIsIoN-The Jour-
nal of Commerce states that the recent extraordi-
nary decision of the Supreme Court of the United
States, against the constitutonality of the Alien
Passenger Tax of Massachusetts,, and consequently
of New York and other States, was obtained
through the perseverance and at the expense of R.
C. Manners, British Vice Consul at Boston, In
1887, when the subject was before the Massachu-
sets Legislature, he entered protest against the
law, as contrary TO the convention between the
United States and Great Britain. In 1889 he en-
ployed Theodore Otis, of Boston, to bring suit
against that city, in the name Of Capt Norris, the
master of a vessel-stipulating to protect him
against all costs and charges. 1t was Mr.. Manners
who engaged the services of Webster and Choate
in the higher courts, and for twelve years devoted
his time and his means to attain the end whichsHe
has just gained. Under the decision large amount
of money will be returned to the owners and con-
sgnees of foreign vessels, they having paid the tax
under protest.
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Schooner,
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. % 81 30 N.-LoxsIruDR. 80 Win Tme Gil.
Cleared YESTERDAY:

Cleared YESTERDAY:
Ship Nsda Stewart Fslss. Antwerp, .. P. Whitney Co
b. ship T1sksr. Chapman; Liverpool. p Marvel! & Co
sRip Lucy, Gould. Liverpool " '"A T. H. Gaze
b. bark Sophia McKsnzis. McKsnzis. Glasgow. '- ~
b. bark Lord sandon. Welsh. Liverpool. ! Magee Co
Bark Gypsy. Lamson, Boston. Geo. Green & Bro
6p bark Lantaro, Bertran, Barcelona,
Lapeyre, Harspe & Co
Bark Lepanto. Hagar New York. Price & Frost
Bark Amos Pattsn, McNair, New York.
]. w. Andrew & Co
Brig Leopold O,Donnel Dunton. Savannah Wood 8 Low
Brig Zenobia, Carleton. Boston, G. w. Hynson
Arrived YESTERDAY:
Swedish ship Maiden Niema. Al days from Algs in BAL
last, to master-2d my.
Brig WellnGsby. Parsons. Is days from Cuacoa to
Sohr Palladium Post from Apaachicoa to maser-2dm my.
Sehr. Hero, Stone, from Mobie-Point.
eTEAMBOATs
California, Reynolds, from Moble-46 bales cotton.
Montezuma, Scott, from Mobile-77 bales cotton
Medora, Rhodes, from Camden-116 bales cotton.
Uncle Sam, Gotten, from st. Lcuis.
Andrew Jackson, Ecket from Cincinnati.
Princess. FeuchiId. FIN Bayou San-3s8 bales cotton
Superb, Hall, from Lacon.
Sarah. Young, from ST. Louis
Mameluks, Smithen. from 81. Louis.
Corinne Powell, from Cold Waterloo bales cotton,
Gen Hamer. Cozzens FIN Pensacola-140 bales cotton.
Martha Washington. Irwin, from Cincinnati.
Towboat Porpoise, Phillips, from the Passes
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CREscKNT OFYlcr,.
,Ysday Morning Anrij x 1Slo


CREscKNr OTFlcr,
Thursday Morning. April 5. 1919.
COTTON.-There was again good inquiry for Cotton
yesterday and sales of about 5000 bales made without
change in prices. The purchases mostly for Europe
xEw-oRLxAss CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior Mdding Fair..... .6107
Ordinary Fair ,;.;...........7@6D71a
Good Middne Sss Good and Fine " .no%inai.
TOBACCO.-Sales of 20 hhds only. as follows hhds
r. at 81 and u hhds R.. 10 at 81, and do ut 34c H.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The Sugar market is still
dull and the sales 80 khds. former rates. Of Mo
lasss. 800 bbh taken at l5f0lSc according to quality
FLOUR.-Pices are still dropping. but the demand was
rather better. and 1000 bbs taken, follows 40 bbs
Fine at % 5o043 6ah. S46 bbs Indiana in atboa a.
200 do. Ohio Cined) at a 12 and 1000 do. Illinois (not
braBded) At "a 621I y Dbl.
GRAIN.-Very little inquiry for Corn. and prices lower.
Sales of 1900 sacks inferior (or dng) 24c and $50 do
prime white At &c. Of Wheat 1000 bushels sold at SIC.
p bushel.
PROVISIONS.-The Pork market is firm, though not
active and the only sales heard of LAB bb Mess At
so 05. and 100 do Prime % bb Also $40 900 b Bulk
Pork private Bacon in demand with sales of 100
casks prime Sides ". 80 do. at 10 do Shoulders 81,
10 do. plain Hams at 81 and 40 erces canvased &C. b
Nearly 800 bbl Lard TAKEN follows 103 bbls very ne
nor at ~. 119 do No at 51405. 2 do prime t. 100
do 3 and I'D at &C., Also 80 kegs at Ga and 100 do at
SIC. % ID.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-Salss of $50 pieces and coils
II Tx and &c., time with interest and 100 coils n
GUNNY BAGS-5000 new in bales brought 1Oc. each.
WHISKY-Sales of $40 bbs Rectiied at 171zG017N and
30 do. Raw at l61sc. y gallon.
EXCHANGE.-Dull, and the rates unatsred.
FREIGHTS.-The principal Foreign engagements were
ship for Havre at 14c for Cotton two (Amercan) for
Liverpool at I'D. and for Trieste at lSc. for Cotton
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AFRICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vessel will
be despatched for the western coast of Africa, by
the Colonization Society, on or about the 2Oth of
this month. The Colonization Journal states that
$50 emigrants will be taken on board at Savannah
(Ga.) and also % others, who were to have gone
out in the Liberia packet, but not arriving N Balti-
more in time, were left behind. From Savannah,
the vessel will sail for Sne, the Eastern settlement
Of the Colony, touching, however, at Monrovia.
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AssAULT17James Clarity, John Gillon, Francis ,Finly
Recorder Baldwin chaEsed with having on the night pre-.
vous exercised their pugistc powers the persons Of Mi
cheel Campbell and two innocent waichmen who CHANGED
be srong through Grod street. The Recorder decid
that when wachmen met with, they should not be
esed he therefore committed accused to appear be-
fore the First District Court for trial,
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by Recorder Sepzeneau ON the charge Of stealing lot OF
sIrs from the premises of Judge Canonge. He
before the First District Court for trial.
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AocIDENT;7Tn the Third Municipality on Saturday last,
named Johnson shot in the leg by the accidental
discharge Of pistol in the hands Of person named Win am
Moore The accident occurred in coffee house the
of Eysian Fields and the Levee The wound Sc
we're, but not dangerous.
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ARsoN.-Yesterday charge was made before Recorder
Seuzeneau against named Henry McElrath, for hav
ing Monday night endeavored fire the house of
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Suoc ession of Alex. Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

---r,o. 49,. ). "A. BEARD, AuctI0neeh
Banks Arcade in this city, BY aid of order of
leans dated 26 January @ and under of James
Davern ESQ.,, Curator OF Logan,
following described property viz:
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all Improvements
threen situated the Second Municipality Lafayette
depth OF So feet nchos and S lines
The said property
and is leased to James Vital until April. 1850.
the purchaser. Inh6 tf
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Memoranda:

The steamer Sarah left St. Louis the 3Oth u Reports
the upper yen falling In port for New Orleans steamers
Grand Turk Josiah Lawrence Buena Vista and Gen. Jesup
Towboat Porpoise lowed down and to sea, on the 3st
ult.. ship Mediator. and brig Caroline
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SAvAeE-Forina Lands yesterday made an affidavit be.
fore Recoder Genos stating that man named Jose Mems
pistols in his hands, and inquired after her, at the same time
expressing strong desire shoot her Miss Forna
prays that Jose be restrained by the strong Of the law
warrant issued.
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CONTINENTAL individual rejoicing in the appelation
OF Frederick Scheman was Yesterday committed by Re-
coder Seuzeneau to appear before the First District Court
for trial charge Of assault and battery brought against
him by William Collins.
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DANGEROUS AND SUsPICIoUs.-An interesting young
gentleman calling himself George Jones' but who
times known Mr. Stewart arrested Tuesday night
last by Mr. Robert Burns. who found him in company with
negro in his yard in Annuncation Mr. Jones was
supposed to have had very charitable intention and
looking the matter in this light Recorder Baldwin yes
character
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And HOuse-Building Materials.
THE undenigned now receiyng; direct from the Manu-
IlaH; heass Eus
1s Goods G Gc Pistols sv etc etc. which
- the mechanics Of New Orleans to cali and examine
h %S: sRs L %sss
efa etc he also the attention 1 hs
for BaoSs WndoM shue
Gates and almost every article for the Of Building
other article in ihs line Of railing for Gal
,srs and Fences fSr Tomb. Being made entirely By
sss having
sS n: n h
': ss1 fAs price f'I WIZ we'd is BaEshcHrR soh.s st.
n. BRANDE X sM MffIas'
GENERAk c99dMMLssIoM MERCHANT.
No. 80 Gravier Street,
81 sss entitled ps9'n''''
scAhrs-sss;: s r dana.l Canton e Grape, sp;
Do .mbrciderssin scarlet. crimson. cherry, pink,
o.aisa s,P
s:P: s'a ss;S'
Assorted do, embroidered fringe;
slLk-geie e f; :lad S;''"s's
Sncheys fine article;
Foulari pongee Handkerchief. large assortment of
s,,e. c,,n. ney r and beautiful ssa,I ;sys.
F Fi1fy FL. ;s 5ss III
English do do.
"A Brown sheenss, Denims, Columbian plaids Gandrlas
. ssn s.ss s Blue
ALEXANDER HILLS
HO USE-FURNISHING STORE,
WHERE families !. q Houss fsesus
20 T:s.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY Ferry TO ALaIERS


THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
l. that he has now in successful operation - =
fine new STEAM FERRY, running from
the City Of New Orleans to Algien from day; -!
fine wharf buit expressly the purpose and located oppo
site the P0ntchartran Railroad landing in Algien. sho
each side are well arranged and safe and ue exit and
is always obtained The rates the those
charged BY the other Ferries Also shpmasten and 0the
wishing 60 the Point will find large and connections
skfs constantly plying between the Government wharf
whe1e the Oinnibuses sop) and Theirs Warehouses on
the opposite side.
fv5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH
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Second Licensed Pawnbroker's Sale of Unre.
redeemed Pledges -Without reserce

I.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April and 6-Wl be soid at
and ST. Charles streets ~ "
- The larges. quantity of GOLD AND SILVER LEVER
ever offered for sale comprising 100 Gold Hunting and
ram Levers 100 Silver do do do 100 Panso Tobias Johnson
and Spoons Gold Guard Chains; Gold Chains;
Breast Pins Guns Pistols, Clocks Clothing together with
nety OF Pledged articles 200 o mention.
Also--Severa Cabs and Horses licenses maid, AMI
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL S, 1919

THE BARoNNE STREET MuRpER-This horrible ty.eedv
yesterday brought aresh the minds Of the public
BY the aagnment OF the principal actor in it, Capt Jossph
Bradley. before Recorder Baldwin Bradley has entirely re-
covered from his wounds and appesn to be perfect
health, and at all affected by the awful situaton in
which he stands. As we have already mentioned af
davt against him made by Mrs. King, the landady Of
the house which Bradley resided with bis paramount and
was read be cO0y and with much apparent Indifference
piled that he not guilty. and requested that the papers
n the case might at be sent before the First District
Couu HIS request was complied with, and he commit
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAL.-Thee prisoners confined
IN the Parish Prison. yesterday made attempt free them
selves by digging through the wall of the prison. The
attempt discovered in time prevent any serious dam
and the gentlemen adorned with jewery and
placed in particularly private apartments to remain for the
next MONTH One of the participants in the attempt the
who broke through Whites window, in Camp street,
some weeks since.
SwINDLINe-E Edward Hurson yesterday brought be-
having swindled John H. Baker out Of s. by selling him
skiH which did not belong to him, having been stolen.
The examination was postponed
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL-Sarah Ann Woods was yes.
erday committed by Recorder Geno appear before the
First District Court the charge of shooting Eliza Mail
Ian with intent to kill her, The particulars have already
given The Recorder refused to take bail and appca.
ton to the Fst District Court was met with like refusal
INsANITY-A man named John Johnston was last even.
ing arrested by the First Municipality police insane He
was sent to the Hospital
TAKEN BY WoMAN--A valiant individual named
Martin Miller, alias Schultz. Tuesday night last
brought into the Second Municipality Watchhouse by Mary
Miller, who charges him with stealing from her piece of
yet unknown the has yet been examined
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INsANTY:-A man named John Johnston last even
ing arrested BY the Fist Municipality police insane He
was sent to the Hospital.
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Ct For Boston.-The fine bark CLEORA, Captain
NG8A Ward, will have immediate dispatch. For freight
$50. passage. having good accommodation apply on
board opposite Pcst Second Municipa'ity q to
ap4 or DEWEY CO. 81 Graver st.
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MORPHY g. MENUS, AUCTIONEERS No. 81 Magazine
W street. opposite Banks Arcade, attend Sales by
Pnvate Sales Of Real Estate Stocks Cago Negroes Merchandise
oucces0ns, UNDERWRITERS and Port Wardens' Sales
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New Basin Lots. Second Municipality
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.
Rr.pn Auctopaar

THE SUBSCRIBER, having connection with Mr..
l. LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter IN Auction
Business on his and that from his long
Auconee and his well capacity as cryer that
be will receive portion Of the public patronage.
aforementioned White & Co.. VIM. Laughin Co. Jacob
lam
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<AEFor New York.-The new and coppered fast sail.
zG4s ing brig A B RASIA, Atkins master, is now
paity. Apply on board or TO =
ap4 W. ANDREWS & CO. 81 Common st
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AMi'UljsRi ' TENTS.


ST. UHARLEs THEATRH.
Aaaasefs.. ':-LoDho q SMITH
Sigh night OF Mr.. DAN MARBLE.
HyHs EVENING. Thursday April will be performed Play
in three acts q. W. Bradbury called HOME in
TIE WEST. shubael gabb, Mr. D. Marble. DANCE. By
Durivsre called OUR JEDlDAH or Great Attraciop Cur
lis Chunk Ia Yankee MIR. Marble enter
tainmsnts the Farce The SCAPE GOAT.
ignatius Polygo, Mr. Chippendale-
~ Mr.. MARBLE again tomorrow night.
m past and at O'Clock.
T Tickets and places may be mad application j.
BAILY the hours Of 10 and o'clock every day APPS
ORLEANS fHRATRE.
Benefit of Mr. DEvELLE Scenic Artist.
CuNDAY, April 1872 will be performed, for the first tme the
BY Donzett. entitled ANNA BOLENA which Mers Duuc
Valet Mines FleuryJoly Berton and Lecour wiz appear To
conclude with Favorite Vaudeville.
n The performances will commence at O'Clock. ap4
|. OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner OF PoydraS and Baronne Streets.
r STICkNEY Manager and Director.
D. o'"'
THIS EVENING, Thursday April entertainments VIII
consist OF grand Fancy Dances
dean Poses, Gymnastic Feats Equestrian anu an
sstabshmsn accomplished Rossline the
graceful Eiouse and the great sxhorse ro " r. Sckhey'
will appear.
Admsou Dress Circle, cents Second Tier, rs APPS
RoPER,s sPARRMG and FENcING ACADEMY,
No I07 POYDR.aS Street. .NsD Orleans.
open FROM O'CLOCK. A; NJ, to 2 P. M, and
O-FROM to O'CLOCK. P. M. jas
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Catalogue Sale of Dry Goods.
DyT ~ III DEVvIvUD I'M

THURSDAY. Apn 10 oclock-win be sold his Auction
Il Room No. Canal street
100 packages seasonabe GOODS such Irish Linen
and pieces Linen Sheengs Diapers Brown Linen
and Hollands. Linen Meetings. Dns White Mgslns and Cambrc
Listadoes, Checks Battle dEcasse Ginghams. Organ
Prints. Hdkf Linen Cambria Hdk Silk Fouards Hosiery
Cottonnades, Platiis Brown and Beached Cottons
Terms LIBERAL at sale.
w Catalogues viii be ready and goods be examined early,
the
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SALES AT AUCTION.
French Jaconets.

BY +. III. PETTTPAIN.
THURSDAY, April at 10 o'cIock-W be sold at his Auction
Store No. Canal stteet without close consignment
- 10 cases French Printed JACONETS, latest styles.
prrr MOI NJ
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x6K&M TGMPKA. sEI~A. and ali ana&
hiandings the Alabama River.
Leaves NeW Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. at p y.
Kercheval and the new. lghtdraught steamboat BEA-
CON. Captain Leonard, will RON as regular WEEKLY
tumpka and all landings Alabama River-having each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at A o'clock. P. N. One Of
the boats will be ready to receive freight at the New Basin
loot OF Julia street. livery MoEpAY MORNING. Shipper
trips during the entire For freight passage apply
on board, at the New Basin, OF to
HYDE & OGLESBY IL Poydras st.
N. "A Letter bag at the Office Of the Agents. where
letters may be left mig If
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COASTWISE PORTS.

<eHHa Regular Texas Packet.-The A steamship
%kGEM FANNY, H. E. Scott MASTER will leave for
s6 Galveston, Matagorda and Arkansas Bays on
SUNDAY the 9Th inst, at O'clock M. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
ohoup ct