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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Coz REWARD will be given for the apprehension
VIZ and delivery to the Sheriff Jailor of Johns
ton County, of who broke Johnston County Jail
on the night of the 9th of August ls49 who was ar
rested Calvin Griffin but who had passed in said Coun-
ty for some time by the name of Henry Griffin. He
was taken Capias, charged with Assault and Bate
ry with intent to commit Rape.
Said Griffin, suppose, is between twenty-five and
Thirty years of age five feet eight inches high
fair skin, and weighs about hundred fifty pounds
]. H. DANIEL, Sheriff.
Smithfeld, September 18th, 1S49. 776-tf
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WarrentOm Female Seminary.

TNHE Exercises of this Institution closed for the pres
Il ent year with Public Examination, held on the
3Oh and 3lst ultimo, and will be resumed Tuesday
the 18th of January The Principal is assisted in the
various duties of the School by the able Teachers
Terms follows, per session of five months:
Board, $4,000 Music, $4,000
English Tuition, 1880 Use of Instrument, 500
French, 1000 Drawing & Painting {, ,OO
Useful and ornamental needle work free of charge Nc
extra charges will be made. -'.
Circulars containing minute information can be
obtained on application to the Principal.
DANIEL TURNER.
Warrenton, N. C. Nov. IL, ls49. 7s5-tf.
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$50 REWARD.

n ANYWAY from Matthew N. Strickland sometime
IOin November 1s47, Negro Man CALVIN, aged about
Thirty years. He is very black negro and about five
feet ten eleven inches high. He has fine white teeth.
He had been hired about Raleigh years before
away Said boy, believe is lurking about Raleigh
he has wife at Mr.. Towles will give the above
reward for his apprehension and delivery his
confinement in Raleigh Jail. BRYAN GREEN,
For M. N. STRICKLAND.
August 20, 1s49. 772-n
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Sedswfck Female Seminar

TNHE next session of this Institution will commoD,,
i on the lst Monday in January, 1850. Publ, ,re
requested to be punctual. Terms as heretofore Crcn
lars containing particulars be obtained on application
to the Principal JJ. Finch,
Raleigh Nov. a. lS49. 7s7
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NOTICE.

ETNHE heirs of the late James Weathers are berebv
notified to attend in person by their legally autho
rzed agents. at Oxford, Granville County North Carroll
Saturday 2nd February, $780, to receive the re-
mander of their dstrbuve shares of the estate of said
Weathers, and to execute reundng bonds for the
as required by law.
P. w. & J. T. WYCHE, Ears.
Henderson, Nov. IL, IS49. 7S5-6w
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FIRE.

ITNHE Etna Insurance Company, of. Hartford Conn.
offers to insure Buildings and Merchandise against
loss damage by fire, at premiums suit the times.
This is of the Oldest and best Insurance Companies
in the United States and pays its losses promptly
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh or its vicinity
to he made to S. w. WHITING, Agent.
And for Milton, n. c., and vicinity, to
n. j. PALMER, Agent.
October 20, ls4s. 676-Iv
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UST received on Consignment bandsor. :, =.
Saddles, Brides, Martingales, Saddle bags Sn O' OF
OF the best Materials and workmanship, which v Hae
sOd very low at RETAIL or to Country Merchants on
months, at New York prices and expenses fon NJ M
York. Ar SFTITII from New
Raleigh Nov. 26, ls49. y 1oS TO-
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NOTICE..

HAVING engaged the services of Lady from the
llTroy Seminary, New York, design opening Fe-
male School in my own Family, Henderson, for the
benefit of my daughters; and those who may wish
to paronze it, to the 7th of January next
This lady, from her great experience in teaching
highly recommended fully competent to teach all the
Music on Piano, Drawing and Painting.
Young ladies who may wish to avail themselves of the
opportunity of receiving good education, find board
in my own private family where every attention will
paid them. My terms
For Board and Tuition for session of five
months, $4,000
French, 500
Music on Piano $l5 use of instrument, $500 1900
Drawing and Painting, 500
PRO. E. A. JONES.
Henderson, Granville County,
November l3, lS49. 'oo-"'
Prime Che wing Tobacco.
]. BROWN,
No. 8, Fayetteville st.
Raleigh, OCTOBER 22. ISL
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JuSt ReceIVed

TNHEY HAVE COME,-l5,OOO prin,i.: -.
IL warranted to be genuine Eagle brands t ClgarS,
Principe Cigar offered for sale in this oe very best
10000 low priced Cigars put up in boTeo pce pe Also
For good bargain in this line, call on lUO each
SAM'L' H. MARKS,
Nov. l9, le49. va
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Negroes for Sale.

Negroes for Sale.
DY Virtue of Decree of the Court of Equity enter
ID ed at the Spring Term of the said Court held for
the county of Franklin, shall expose to public sale in
the town of Franklnton, the 3lst instantsom 10
or l5 likely young negroes. The said slaves must be
sold for the purpose of paying debts The sales will be
principally for cash, but arrangements might be made
get time, if the purchasers desire it.
JAMES S. YARBROUGH,
Commissioner.
Dec. 4, 1S49. 7ss-4t
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FEMALE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,


marlborough Street,
r. al e IGH, M. G..
Rev. B. T. BLAKE, Principal.
Mr. WILLIAM G. DOUB, A. NJ. } ;..
Mrs. LUCI M. PETERsILIA,
Mr.. KARL w. PErERsILIA, Prof. of Music.
Miss Martha E. DoUB, Principal of Prep. Dep.
The first Session for 1850, will begin Monday the
7th January.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition for Session of months, $40
Music the Piano. the Guitar, 20
Drawing and Painting in Water Colors, 10
Painting in Oil Coors Is
French, 10
Tuition in Preparatory School, Is
Thirty Young Ladies be accommodated with board
in the Institute.
The design of the Institute is furnish limited
number of Students the of thorough of
instruction in the Classics Being private enterprise
and having nothing to sustain it but its ewn merits,
has been taken the assistance of Professors
and Teachers who of acknowledged abilities and long
experience in their several departments.
For further particulars address the Principal.
Raleigh, Nov. 26th lS49. 7S7-
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NOTICE.

NNHE Annual Meeting of the Members of the North
il Carolina Mutual Insurance Company" will be held
at the Office of the Secretary in the City Of Raleigh on
Tuesday the first day of January 1885, for the purpose
of electing Board of Directors for the ensuing YEAR
JNO. c. PARTRIDGE, Sec'u
Raleigh, Nov. Is, 1849. 1856
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A B. STITH & Co., invite the attention Of c,,.
IL try Merchants to consignment of Prints sun Sun
nets Hosiery, Tweedes Cassimeres, Kentucky Isau,
which they are authorized to sell to punctual Mb,n
be purchased for. '"HH0"
Raleigh Nov. 26, Is49. 7oe
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NEW BOOTS AND SHOES
oliver L. Burch,

Oliver L. Burch,
Fayetteville st. 1 Door belOsc the Post Office,
RALEIGH, N. G.
WOULD inform the public that he has just received
large assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, compris-
ing in part the following articles:
Ladies' Goat welt Buskins,
French do do
Kid welt Ties,
Fine Kid Buskins,
Fine Grecia La Victoria, New Fashien)
Goat do. do. do.
French Kid do. do.
Children's, Black Morocco, do.
Do. Colored do. do.
Do. Bronze do. do.
Do. Laced Boots, do.
Boys Calf Boots,
Do. Kip do.
Do. Laced Monroe's,
Do. Peg strapped do.
Chdren's do
100 Pairs Philadelphia made GezatLeman's Boots
Stitched and Pegged, different qualities,
Women's Gracia Boots, CNew Style,)
Do. Flesh Out
Negroes Coarse Shoes, &c. &c.
He requests all wanting Boots Shoes to give him
CALL as he knows his to be the largest In the
City and he fatters himself that he furnish good
bargains if not better than be got any where else in
the City. y. L. buRCH.
November 2I, 1S49. 7S5-
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.

FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Franklin County, N. G.
ID. s. RICHARDSON: Principal.
INHE Session for 1850, will commence January
Il 7th, at which time it is very desirable that the Stu
dents be present. Terms as heretofore.
For particulars, address the Principal or
DIR. JOS. B. OUTLAW,
President Board Trustees.
Da' % 1910 7SS-tl5thJ.
The Register, Times and North State Whig will in
sert the above till the 18th January next and forward
accounts to D. s. Richardson.
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Cloths and Cass1meres.

lust received on Consignment, Fine Black c,.,,
u and Brown English and French Cloths, French 1
American Black and fancy Cassmeres, of the Naa nad
style, which we will sell unusually cheap. ''"''
A. B. SIITH & Co.
Raleigh Nov. 26, 1s49. zoe
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Boys CIOtI,5ns

Boys Clothing.
DLACK Cloth Frock Goats,
Id Tweed Cashmere do
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants
Black Cloth and Satinet Round Jackets, CHEAP,
October 16, 1s49. - nARDlNG
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E. L. HARDING'S
CLOTHING ESTABLSHM MENT.

Under the Telegraph Office.
Nov opening large and complete assortment of
IN READY .MHLE CLOTHEN,G
consisting in part of black, blue and brown Frock and
Dress Goats, black blue, and drab Over-coats HaTo
gas, Cloaks, Vests, Pants Shirts Drawers Gloves Sus
penders, Half-Hose, Pocket Handkerchiefs Cravats;
fact every thing usually kept in clothing store cheap
for cash. E, l., HARDINC
Raleigh, Nov l, 1749. 7s4-
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NEWnWATCH & JEWELRY STORE.
w II. THOMPSON

@ WOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
EAO Raleigh and its vicinity that he has opened
s&.sEz4choice stock of ~
WATCHES & TBw'BTRX,
in part of the Store occupied by Mrs, Thompson as
Millinery establishment, where he offers for sale Gold
and Silver watches, warranted correct time keepers
the latest styles of
Fashionable JeWelry,
~
such as Guard Vest and Fob Chains; Cameo stone and
mourning Breaches; Plain Chased and Stone Rings !;
Gold Pens and Pencils Gold and Silver Thimbles Studs
Collar and Sleeve Buttons Ear Rings Gold and Silver
Spectacles &c. Fancy Goods and Fine Cutlery, all OF
which will be sold cheap. Watches, Clocks and Jewel
ry repaired in superior style. Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange
Sept. 81, 1S49. H1-om'
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Belford Female Academy,
Nash County, N. c.
Miss III @. STO.N1E, Principal.
IINHE exercises of this School will be resumed on Jam
Il uary 7th 1850. Terms heretofore. For farther
particulars inquire of
G. SILLS.
Dec. 12. 1870 7ss-3t
The Register will insert the above three times. and
forward account to DIR. G. Sills
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NEW FRUIT. By this days arrival
in possession of a small lot of New an placed
So Eolbas bbs ppnn Ih@se dnn in want please call Malaga
SAMUEL H. h; MARKS
Oct. 81. 1s4e. Petersburg.
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NOV Landing, this day, by schooner In,;--
In IS bbls PipPin Apples. 'uliette,
Is cases assorted Sweet Meats
de Citron 20 do ass'd P;cL,..
10 boxes Lemons 500 lbs AImonds'
$4,000 Principle Cigars,
SAMUEL Ps,.,HI H MARKS
October ~, 1s49. 'Ourg,
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TOBACCO-Sales of 1873 hhds., including 20 hhds 70 A
and IA R at &C. average and l3 hhds mostly A. on pri
yate terms.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The market for SUGARS
not so m and 500 hhds. disposed of at 3a4sc for
Common fully Fair. Molasses rather lower, and oVo
bbls taken 16019c gallon the latter price for prime
FLOUR.-The demand is very limited and prices are CIV
ing way little from day to day. The sales were 100 bb
of which $50 bbs Ohio the Levee at "a 3d. ga do at
"a 3 100 do a 3d. 200 do at "a 49, and 200 do crossed
at 50 IS y Dbl
CORN.-There but few buyers yet prices seem Tn
changed and 1900 sacks found purchasers viz $50 sacks
mixed A. 1900 do, mostly yellow at 49, 700 do at A. and
1000 sacks 43c for the white and 44c for the yellow.
PROFESSIONALISM very dull at $40 12af0$lO % for
Mess and s9GDs9 % p Dbl. for Prime lot of $50 bbs
Prime Mess brought $40 Dbl sale of u tieces Prime
Mess Beef at SIS so ece lot of 25 casks prime Shoui
ders sold ga and 10 do. Sides at SC. b Lard in good
request and we noticed sales of 1900 bb and erces viz
% teces 5 100 bbs 5 and 1853 d. at the same and
9l6 do (544 bb and 372 terces) choice at Lice ID.
WHlSKY-Dull. Sales of $50 to 400 bbls. Rectifed by
two parties at &c., also lib bb Raw at lsac gallon
FRElGHTS-Stil tending upward. A British ship taken
for Liverpool 3d. for Cotton, and American vessel
OF I'D for Cotton and lad for Corn. Masters Of American
vessels now refuse sd,
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A GARD,

TAR DODSON has returned from the North and vii
resume his practice fomeryespeciay the treatment
of Piles Fistuls diseases Of the bladder etc. Strctures
use of caustio VI cutting instruments.
n, E,I~r saws (in writing fof of my
The mons have reflected them, and experienced the
want of that kind of instrument the better satisfied have
become that you provided by ingenuity and skill
a Surgical desideraum in that particular" -
~ His newly.inyenlsd and improved instruments foi
every variety Of Rupture and when well fitted are worn
with ease and comfort The blocks do not imblbe pepa
ton and become offensive The springs prepared to re-
ss its corrosive effects and the covers may be removed and
in both the aged he young may be examined At
CRarlss II A'S' fyA dSWSm
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DAVID FELT = EU., "a ChaTtfes Sc
mills b. M. NORMAN, f6 Camp st.
FURNITURE STORE-53 Camp street.
CHEAP DRY GOODS
At the NEW YORK STORE, 1853 Poydras stree

TyRINTED Musns astcoon andjbeautiful patterns, al
1879 per yard as selling at the h stores at
l5to 0c SCOTCH Ginghams. 12hc cases sws. Mqs'ips
mask Curtain Stuff &c., Turkey Red do at &c., 100 doz
Gents large size Linen Cambria lldkf new style at % oO
Mosquito Netting at &c., quality not be bought for
less than 19c the city Irish Linens by the large
or small quantity than wholesale prices Pure Linen
2Oc per yard and upwards Undressed Family Linen at
&c. good be bought for SOC. Buyers test the
truth of the above assertions by compans samples Also
full variety Of the newest and richest styles Of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, equally lew The sub 'criber would
remark the practice Of this establishment to o6e
few leading articles cheap with view OF obtaining
exObtant profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
for receiving goods from the North at the lowest ratean
active and increasing business by cholera OF hard
in and expenses-he afford to sell cheap Heavy
expenses must be met by enormous profits New Workers
are especially invited to call they will be reminded of the
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine streets
mhI2 r, BROWN, 168 Poydras st,
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observation-disclosures Cabin was hung for the
murder of Daniel Gilligan at Wilksbarre, Pa, on
the I'd inst. Previous to the fatal ceremony he
was silent and subdued. He died instantly after
the drop fell. A multitude of people occupied the
neghboring roofs, the roof of the Jail and the jail
ward wall to view the scene.
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Momoranda.
ALE 8 lander HILL CO.'S cH.sRTRES S

A. HILL 4. L. sCHEPMoEs.
ALEXANDER HILL & CO.-4o CH.4RTRES St.
Fancy Comb, Brush and Variety Store.
WE would he attention of country dealers to our
ey,sp;ISs sssSmsnt Of FANCY and STA Sta
Combs Gold and Silver Pens and Penc-cases; N,Etih
Gold, Silver, Pearl and Jet stpds and Ornaments: RV;v
Opera Glasses Accordons Futinas Violins and Violin
Strings California Boxes; Gents and Ladies Dressing
etc. etc.; Percussion Caps; Playing Cards. Domnoes
Chess and Backgammon Boards Wax and Kid Dolls :;
etc Our assortment of Staple Goods complete Threads
Pins, Needles Hook: and Eyes Soaps, Powders Cologne
Water Pertumey, ETC. etc. all of which offer at the
lowest possible rates. for cash OF city aceeptances.
mhsD 81 A. HILL. & CO., 46 Charities st.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE, March 20, 1Ss9-FOur arrivals Of steamboats,
Hannibal with So beeves Peytona IS beeves 1872 sheep
st. Paul. 80 beeyes Atlantic. us sheep-TO,al I'll
beeves cows 1867 sheep We have not yet change
TO notice previous prices Beef LIST class Ga I'd do 5c
o ID; Hogs, 3SG04c. h Sheep, 33t0$4 head; Cows.
s250s35 o head; Hay, $140sl5 y ton; Corn, 45D5Oc.
q bushe; Oats, 32c. y bushe; Bran. 6007Oc. 100 ID
Oilcake. 81 y 100 ID.
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TJHE Managers returning thanks TO liberal public Tor the pat
extended thm beg leave their kind
friends will stimulate them e1eron
attached establishment beyond all
parison superior other Company the Southern or
Western country. The Acts nightly presented Will
performances for particulars oil
which, SCI small bills Of each day. .
~ Performance each Saturday, at II O'Clock. NJ
Splendid Band, under the direction of the Great Professor
RGAMiN WILL previous 10 the performance and during the d
the popular and fashionable
the Stars engaged by the management OF the Crescent
C Circus the propetor would notice the names OF The
Num-, lodged Queen OF the Arena Sig L. Ger
mani Mons La Thorn Mr.. G. Street, Mr. T GraOen Mr. Moes
Lpndn, HAPPIER ard the Great acrobat Family and last
imitabe W. Lake. whose irresistible unor and originality
him be ranked the first Clowns OF the Age
NJ Of Circle, Fifty Cents Parquette,
Twsntv Five Cents. mill If
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THE CALIFORNIA GOLD FEVER IN CHrNA-A
letter from China, of the 29th of December, says
that Hamburg bark was about leaving China, on
Amer ,an account, with cargo of provisions for
the gold regions
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From CHINA.-Dates from Hong Kong to the
3Olh of December have come to hand. The U. S.
ship Plymouth, with J. F. Davis, the U. S. Com
missioner, on board, and the corvette Prebe, left
Hong Kong, for Manila, on the Sd, and returned
to Macao on the 9th of December. Every thing
Is uuet in China
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STONE & McCOLLUM'S
NEW LEVIAT HAN GIRO US.

Under the direction and management o. JOIlN oNII n
VJHE Universal respectfully informed
that the New Levahan Cncus Of Stone McCoum is now
hlOitng at Congo Square, First Municipality.
The troupe Is BY far the largest in States comprising
talent unequed by Circus in this otner
country representations will consist of series OF Gymnastc
Evoons and Of those superior acts scenes and
bile Tor the last nine weeks among attached
to Leyathan, would mention the OF the
following their peculiar line universally TO
be uneqaed the world Eaton stone the best bareback ride
world T. McColum, unequaed Equestrian La Belle
Ro.a the Female Equestriann John Smith,
conesay representative OF Ethiopian characters living
H. p Madiean, j. LpnaI, Backwood J. X. Shay, Levi
D. W. Stone ?. Coleman, B. Brown Foun Brenard A. end
W. Hnckey jennings Green Johnson, leading
feature III the New Levahan the magnificent
the direction of the celebrated H. Gau
entire illuminated Nth and arranged
accommodation Family Parties snd can be on
picaon Box Office between the hours OF 10 and ii A. NJ
GB Day Performance Sunday, at IL O'Clock, for the anse-
juveniles who do wish attend the Night Exhibition
Admission Box so children haltprice Pit Is CENTS y2i
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o. The hotel of Col. Young, in Mt. Sterling,
KY, took fire on Friday night, the I'd inst, and a
portion was consumed
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
co-rer of Povdras and Baronne Streets.

c % sTICKNEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Manager and Director.
b.. JENNINGS. Sio"n'
gXyIs EVENING Wednesday, March 81 the performance will
commence magnificent Enre to be followed by sue
Fancy Dances Equestrian Anti odean
Ethiopian Entertainments, Comic lnterudes sack VINE
Grand Mel Of variety oil entertainment
witnessed within the precincts OF the Arena
fFs- Particulars the small bills OF the day. poste etc.
Doors open O'clock performance 10 commence at CLOCK
Dress Circle so Second Tier Is cents 2l
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WANTS.

PARTNER WANTED
MAN well acquainted with eepng HOTEL. and
N attending the management of the same will hear OF
profitable Investment for about $500, by leaving line at
this Office addressed E. A milo I'm
WANTED,
A SITUATION, by Widow Woman, as CHI AMB Err
"A MAID. Good referen can be given Inquire at
the third door from Graver, on Gironde street for
fy27 If MRS. KALTING.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
THREE OR FOUR COLORED SERVANTS for
i Walters Hotel Slaves accustomed to that business
preferred Apply at the Crescent City HOTEL corner of Gus
tomhouse and Front streets.
FOR RENT-To good BARBER Shop under the
Hotel For terms etc. apply as above. fy5
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
LATITUDE 20 81 30 N.-LoNsIrUpE. 80 Win Time 81.
Cleared Yesterday:

Cleared YESTERDAY:
Steamship Falcon. Thompson. Chsgres, r.,
Br. ship COfss Bowie Liverpool, Mcdowell 4 Peck
Ship Akmaar Crosby Boston. Z. v. Hy GsIa
Br. ship Lord Ashburton, Forrest. Liverpool, n,
Bark Montgomery. Smith, San Francisco, California.
Bark Eiz. Bros. Bramhal y. York, J, P. Whitney C.
BS Salf Duncan Richie, Neei: Gls.sox; c.ssa vIs'
sw brig Superior Dahlsn. St. Petersburg, A. N Helns
s Be- Gosa island
sS Bailey
s$ S:js Isabel i%s'
ss1 Sadoasa Mcneil Key West TsT Wt Bsy
Steamer Maria Burt, Briath, Chagres Fosdick & Bro
Arrived Yesterday:
IT, s. steamship Isthmus. Baker from Chagres, sh inst
via Havana, 10th inst to Paradise saffanans Co.
Bark Harriet and Martha, Leslie II days from Charleston
Dr. t Sas Lady "a s nsSyra in ds-Pen
scr. VIM. Thompson, Crowell IL days from Chagres to
sohr Sarah Reynolds days from Grand Gallon, to
sem asssa bsss He aaV'
schr VIM Bryan Lawiess days from Grand Gallon. to
Has'ef-is' my .rr.xuo.r,
California, Reynolds from Mobile.
Silas Wright, ONeal. from Cincnnat-A bales cotton.
Harry Hill Newell from N ashyle-1505 bales cotton.
Mary Foley. Daeres, from Lafourche.
A W. VanIeer Grenger. fin st. Martinsville- bs. cot
Bertrand, Castillo. from St Martnsvie-6S bales cotton.
Olivia. Goodrich. from Baize. -
Gov Bent Bandenburg from Batesvile61 bales cotton
Eliska Landry from Baton Rouge-9 bales cotton
Towboat Defiance, Buchanan. from Cincinnati.
Towboat Caledonia Whtmors, from the Passes.
TOwboat Swan, Smith. from the Passes.
Towbost Hercules, Brown, from the Passes
Memoranda:
Towboat Caledonia lowed down and to sea- the 10th
inst ship Robert Burton. bark AutoeOn, and schr. John
Rowlst
Towboat Swan lowed down TO the 18th inst ship
Arosto bark Two. and brig st. George
Towboat Heicules towed down and to sea. the 1lth
inst ships ]. P. Whitney, and J. ii. Gldden.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wedpesfav MOruinp March Il, lS3s

Wednesday Morning, Marcn IL, lo49. ,
COTTON The heavy sales of Monday were not fol-
lowed by any corresponding degree OF activity Yesterday
the high prices asked by factors. and also decided upward
movement in foreign freghts having checked the demand
The sales reached barely $500 bales the rates of Monday
NKwORLEANs CLASSIFICATION.