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lat House of John Knox. w. w Wotherspoon
I4s Peasant Girl from Neptune. !. Miss Borchard
l49 Ben Lomond, from Aberfoil-Even,
$50 sh Iag from h r. Gifiopd
l5l The Plague Of Darkness ..,.,.,F. T., Church
1852 Homestead and Glimpse of Lake
ia ro Gs0rg1 a ae nsnasaa
l54 View near Schroon Village. $. X. Clifford
l55 View of the Lower Falls, Genesee
river. -; Johnson
So Sketch from Nature. y. H. Clifford
l57 View from Sabbath Day Point, Lake
George. ......,,.......,..I. A. hlcharus
l5s Hungarian Servant and Child f. Dewchet
l60 Cattle Watering. ...........,. R.A Clarke
I6l Fresh and Tired .,........R.A A. Clarke
l62 Study near Baskng Ridge, Ny,
l63 Sunset-Indian Summer. ID. w q Boutele
l64 Cathedral near Lmburg. .Chas. Gildemester
I65 View of Canarreggio, at Venice,
Chas. Gildaneister
l66 Moonlight ............... .Gee inhes
l67 Medicine Dance-Dacotah or Sioux
Indians. Observation-Disclosures. - Eastman
l6s A Nook near our village. .... Geo. Innes
l69 Squaws Playing Ball on the Prairie, $ Eastman
10 Early Recollections ,......... Geo. inneS
III Buffalo Hunt. .....,............. >. Eastman
ITO Rose Bradwardine .,... Miss Annie Daniels
173 Spring View, near Lchigh WAITE Gap, Pa,
g. Grunewald
TIA Boy and Bubbles ...........W. Cogswell
IT'S Harold in the House of Iiilda the Druidess,
Ell May
l76 Landscape Canadian Scenery A. Andrews
1T Cavalier in the reign of Charlesil F. TL.Boyle
IT'S Cottage scene i'll Pennsy lvanla. C. Grunewald
l79 Beggar Bow W. Libby
$50 Landscape Composition y. Burt
lSl Sunset View of the City of Arnheim, Holland
NJ. Hartiug
1872 Fair Haven Pond. Geo. Cass
1873 Old Saw-ml at Rockport, Pa. G Grunewald
lS4 Study from Nature CT Blauvelt
1856 View near Dover, New York. r.. w. Hubbard
100 Marine FleW...r - iiiii'oii
1877 View from Mt. Merino, ON the HUDSON Harry
1873 The Poacher-A wood scene. g. Grunewaid
lS9 Interior of a Dutch Farm House. "A, Wiks
100 Landscape Study from Nature. IN j. Kellogg
l9l View near Montreal. .....': "A. Andrews
lS2 floWers.. w - w iiB Nv
1873 Winter Scene, Pine Swamp, Pa. u. Gruncwald
| 1874 Willow Brook, South Reading. - Burt
| 1875 Canadian Scenery. ...............A. Andrews
! 1876 Raftsman on the Ohio. q. Z. Bingham
| 1877 View in Boston Harbor. IF. d. Lane
l9S Woods on Fire at Night, at Pine Swamp, Pa,
e.. Grunewald
1879 Creek Scenery, Ulster CO., NY. S. r. Clifford
200 Small Beginnings. ........,...A Rutherford
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WI. vi.
Al Speed the Plough
II Romeo and Juliet
43 Feudal Times
"A Charles the Twelfth
As The Bridal
46 The Follies of a Night
AZ The Iron Chest
As Faint Heart Never
Won Fair Lady
With a Portrait and
Memoir Of Sir Z. Bul-
,oer Lytt0n.
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LAT House of John Knox. w. w Wotherspoon
I4S Peasant Girl from Neptune. Miss Borchard
l49 Ben Lomond from Aberfoil-Even-
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Very Valuable Lafayette Building Lots.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN a. co.


C,ATURDAY February g. l8i9 I2 o'clock-Wi Sold
- Banks Arcade, the following property
l. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, be in block.
Faubourg parish of Jefferson this State the square
bounded by Magazine, St. Andrew ST. Mary and Azee
designated by the numbers and 10, plan by H.
azrne street, by a depth feet lines between paa
lei nes Immediately opposite the New Market head Maya
THsS-Assume payment notes. dated March, I88
for the $3l5 EACH bearing
per and payable l. g. and years date,
CHANCES and Traders Bank balance
9. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, Nuns Faubourg in square
Andrew, st. Mary, St. Michael Laurel
Live Oak designated
plan drawn c. A. Hedm Lot No. 2
Az- Live Oak l59 feet 10 inches
depth the side ST. Mary I5e feet II inches lines
q JOIN each other each &c feet inches Laurel
by depth of about $50 fully described by PLAN
TesAssune lot No. H. of three for Sl55
each dated April l5h S4S H. S and "a months On lots Nos
20 and three each lot of SIG each, dated
above and all bearing cent per from date
The balance of the
8. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in square bounded By Apollo
Jackson Philip Brainad being Nos. aud
Each lot 80 feet depth
81 feet s inches line between paiael lines. =
TerHsOnebaf cash. balance for bearing
mortgage on the properly.
Chestnut Second and Third Fauborg Lvauda La
being lots Nos and g. Sad lots each % feet
inches lines Chenut depth OF 1913 feet inches
parallel lines. Thes lots situated
respectable the Lafayette banquettes
made Second
cash balance 6, ~ and Is months credit
bearing mortgage the props which, puncy
paid to bear annum.
R. Beard Notary Public, the the
purchasers Ia26, 81, 29, ty pa
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WITHOUT RESERVE.
Second Municipality Real Estate, situated in Ba-
rome, Camp, Howard and Melpomene streets
BY BEARD, CALHOUN q CO

j.. A
SATURDAY, February at 10 o'clockIWiI be sold at auc-
- Banks Arcade, the following described Real Estate
/. TWO CHOICE LOTS OF GROUND, in the square DO nded
and Phppa and Triton Walk each lot
81 Baronne by depth OF 4l feet hav
alley ounding of 20 feet wide. Said lots well
filled, well situated residences
cash. balance 10 and Is months credit
mortgage and from date maturity II
puncuy paid the rate OF
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, the square bounded by
Mepomene, Dyae Bacchus and Tepchore the
Market small Frame Dwelling, and between the property
Judge Martini Said lot 80 feet front Melponene
by depth l2 feet. Banquees and cubs laid and
paid for.
cash, balance and 10 mons' credit for
bearing the perry, which, then
bearin the OF 8
3. TWO WELL LOCATED BUILDING LOTS, Camp
street, bpunted by Camp Magazine Orange and Race
Streets 80 front Camp by deph OF 80 feet
described plan and the number well filed
third cash balance ~ and IL months credit,
the property which, paid
turty bear per per annum.
d., SIX LOTS OF GROUND Howard the New
Basin square bounded by Howard Liberty Clio and Caope
lots Nos. g. TO- H. 49, Is and a. Each lot
Howard by depth of 2 feet lot No. IA forms
Howard and Caupe which lot
These location which improving
value rapidly.
TermS-Onehd balance IL and Is months credit for
interest," the property. If
the said puncuay paid bear interest at per
until paid
u, SOL ,2,3
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ADJUSTMENTS.
M e RICAN TIL e A T r e.

Benefit Mr. E. DURVAGE OF Nose in New Orleans,
the successful local piece placed this
night OF Mr. A A. ADDAMS who engaged for
nights only will appear the character of VRGlNIUS
TTyHIS EVENING, Monday, January 49, s49The performances
will commence Knowles's beautiful Tragedy of
ViRGlNUs; The Roman Father VIgnius, Mr.. Adams
lcus, Charles; Denatus, Mr. J. Appus
dus, Mr. Ryna Virginia, NJ Coleman Pope Serva Mrs J..
Greene After which, PAS sEUL by Miss J. LaForest
GRAND OVERTURE, by the Orchestra. To conclude
the highly successful original I'd eaptandun Local sketch from
the Of E. DurIysge, Esq., entitled NOSE IN NEW OR
LEANS-Mose Mr. Keller syksee, Mr. Rynar Mr. Jas Green,
Mr. Spear smith, Mr. Kingsley jenkins, Mr.. Charles; Sharp.
Mr. Grosvehor; Downey, Mr. Thompson Mr. Sleeper, Mr..
Gaisord GrSgm0Te, Mr. Emerson Lie, Miss E. Petre Mrs
Miss FiHjsmes Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Bowen.
e Tomorrow Tuesday, second night OF Mr. A. A Adams
who VII appear IN oTe character Fourth night OF NOSE
IN NEW ORLEANS
The Police Department under the control Mr. s. L. Beelma
Prices Of ddsstoaDress Circle Parquete Second and
Third Tiers, 50 cents Cooed Boxes so Gallery Is cents
EB Private Boxes and Seats secured at the
the hours OF 10 A M. and P NJ by applying to Geo.
Stanley, Treasurer.
at a ousrter-past precisely Jag
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Col. ABBoTTs PARTY.-The steamship Fanny
arrived here on Saturday from Corpus Christi. We
are informed by passenger who came upon her,
that the California party under command of Col.
Abbott arrived all in good health. They would
experience but little delay at Corpus Christi, az
mules in great numbers in readiness for their
Journey West. Mules or horses can be bought at
from $50 to S25 in any numbers.
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FATAL RENcoNTRE.-The Natchitoches Chron-
Gle of the Goth inst. states that the 18th col
lison having taken place in that town between
William RAINY and Frederick Trailer, the latter,
after several blows, received his death by stab
from pockst-knife in the left side. The cause
seems to have been an old grudge. They were both
honest and excellent mechanics, and the event on
that account Is the more to be deplored
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS :
cIruDE. 70 81 80 N-LoSsIrUDE, 80 Win Time, 6h
Cleared Saturday

Cleared Saturday:
Ship ycksburg Berry, New York, A. Cohen
snip Gothenbufg' Brem) Flor Hamburg, ,,,.;.- ~
Ship Sir Henry Pottinger tBdt) Crowe, Liverpool.
Brig Holander Faulkner, Marselles, ). Broom
Schr. Dora, Boghch Pensacola, John Hurley
Schr. Gen Cass Keller, Richmond. Mas
schr Tal,shasses Saunders, st Marks, E. G. Roger; Go
Schr. NisIter Bsbee, Brszos Santiago, Master
schr. Hornet, Cannon, Pensacola Farrior & McCuly
echT. Heroine lussey, Havana Mass lcOtt 81 Brown
Steamer Gen Hamer. Cozzens. Pensacola, John Hurley
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Diogenes Goode, 80 days from Liverpool, to S. Broom
Ship Elizabeth Hasty, 10 days from Galveston,
Bark Lucy Ann Keller, 20 days from St. Georges tMe
Bark Catherine Watts 80 days from Cork in ballast to
Bark William sproul 10 days from Turks Island to master
Bark Carman (sp) Gorordo, "A days from Malaga,
Brig Venus, Wait II days from Boston, Charles Deake
Brig + sou6, Smith, days from Havana, to Troissos
Lampre-Ist my:
schr Brave Gfalam, days from Tobasco to master
Sch Eveipe Ross Collins from Brazos Santiago 18th inst
to A. Cramer-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,
iiecla, Damap, from Grand Ecoe-1372 bales cotton.
White Cloud Adams FIN St Louis.
California Reynolds, FIN Mobile.
May, Dennis i'm St LOUIS.
Gypsy, Ure, I'm Baton Rouge-60 bales cotton.
Towboat Diana, Gnfieths. I'm the Passes
Towb0at Mississippi. Shultz, fin the Passes.
Memoranda:
Towboat Mississippi lowed down and to 18th inst
ships Sntana and Hope and brig Czaina.
Towboat Diana towed down and to the 23d inst,
barks lsabeae Heyne, Cocia Saagossa and Telegraph
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MASSACHUSETTS CoNGR EssMEN.-By the official
vote, in the four districts in which second trials
were recently made, it will be seen that in No. ..
Mr.. Kings majority is 6S9; in No, 4, Mr. Palfrey
lacks only Sc votes of an election; in No. s. Mr..
Aliens majority is 1888; and in No. 3. Mr.. Fow-
Iers majority is III.
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UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT. - James Cummins,
Esq, residing near Austin, Atchisnn county, Mo-,
short time since, accidentally shot his wife, while
in the act of repairing the lock of his rifle The
bali passed through the body near her heart, and
she expired almost Immediately
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Positive Sale of Jackson street Lots Lafayette by
consent of parties.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.

J. A. BEARD, AnCilOneer
CATURDAY, February TO- at 10 ocock-Wl be sold auction,
- a Banks Arcade
following described property sold by parties
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND IN he square bounded by
Jackson, Apollo Brainar and Josephine being lots Nos and
30 inches and Ines depth los
parallel lines they high gound and located
excellent neghborhod from the Nayades Railroad
cash. balance year, for bearing
mortgage the property.
R. Beard Notary Public the expense
the purchasers. Jag, 30 fy4 S, 6, s g. 10
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OvERFLow.-The Mississippi at this point Says
the Vicksburg Sentinel of the 24th) is up to the
banks and we learn that the levees are broken and
the water rushing out at several places above.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

CRESCENT OFFICE
Monday Morning Jan. g. lS49
COTTON-The anticipation of later European news
fully due together with the high prices asked prevented
any very business Cotton on Saturday though
the sales nevertheless amounted TO about 1000 bales al our
outside quotstOns:
sEw-oRLEANs CLASSIFICATION
inferior .42zG0514 Mdding Fair. 6zSO71I
Mddins Good Fair. .nomIr AZ
Good Middlng.. 81 f66& Good and Fine 800 nominal
IobAICo,-The only sale reported was 81 hhds. Is A
at &C., and l6 R at 31sc o b.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Sugar in good demand
and fully 800 hhds sold unchanged prices say 3sI4c
Tor Fair Also 100 bbls. Moasses at 201aMa51 and for
choice &c. & gall.
fLoUR.-There are but few buyers and many sellers in
market The sales 100 bbs including 500 bbs Ohio
IN tsthoat at "a So delivered, decline and the rest Hi
nois and ST. Louis in lots, at "a 75GD So l21a Dbl.
CORN.-Pces down 3D5c since the early part of last
week Sales of 1900 sacks mostly yellow, in three lots
4445c and 14o0 do yellow 600 and 5OO) at Acc . bushe
WHEAT.-A lot of $500 bushels prime Wheat sold at
s2c.-a decline.
PROVISIONS-Pork very dull with small sales of Mess
at Gil 2G0s rs . Dbl. We could hear of no sales of
Bacon Beef worth reporting. Lard in demand and 200
bbs taken, viz: 40 bbl. good No. &C., l20 do prime at
&C., and 100 do. at Sac; also, 100 and 100 kegs prime at
H4c. ID. OF Buk Pork so 900 lbs sold from steamboat
oO lbs Hams and Shoulders at "A, and 40 COO do sac.
GUNNY BAGS.-l6,0O0 new in bundles brought 91ac.
sALT.-A cargo Of $500 bushels st. Martins Tin bulk)
sold at ~ and 5000 do. Turks Island at 24c.
COFFEE-In demand and $500 bags Rio sold, viz 2l00
bags at 5SfD5zsc 1000 do. Cons cargo &C., 500 do. at
BE-; and 750 do at 6sc o H. Two cargoes of IA 500
bags received.
WHISKY.-A lot of 100 bbIs Rectfed sold at 171s
and 200 do. Raw at 1870. q gall
FREIGHTS-Stl on the advance. An American ship
taken for Liverpool 916d for Cotton bark for New
York at 81 % for Pork brig for the port 81 BIZ
for Pork and ship for Boston 81 Is for Pork and &C.
tor Cotton
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Gr Geographic dispatch from Harrisburg, of
the 18th, states that the Senate had on that day
passed bill repeating the charter of the Ohio and
Erie Railroad Company. The vote on this impor-
tant measure stood-ayes l6, noes IL.
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SUFFocATIoN.-Three men employed at the Al
bany Gas Company's works were suffocated on the
18th, while making repairs in dry we'll. Tho
names of the unforunates are Michael Flood,
Patrick Coyle, and Peter Halpin.
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BRITISH PHILANTHROPY APPRECIATED.-The
Kingston Morning Journal of the 18th ut states
that information had been received from Sierra
Leone of The Liberation of eleven hundred Africans,
but they positively refused to come TO Jamaica.
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Slaves. Slaves
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

j: A BEARD AuctIOneeT.
THURSDAY, January 3d. 10 O'Clock be sold, Banks
l. Arcade
FIFTEEN SLAVES, comprising fine Domestcs, consisting Of
Washers lroners Servants Waiting Men, Field Men
Full particulars of each Save sale the
previous sale.
Acts OF R. Beard Notary Public, expense
49, oOQ
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KIT CARsoN-CaHfornm Cincinnati Com
mercial states that the celebrated Kit Carson, and
Moses, the Texas Ranger, will conduct company
to California from Independence in April next.
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of PoYdras and Baronne Street

I. 80 :. :.
Mr.. THOS. NUM- Ring Master Mr. w. WORRELL, Clown
The Manager takes pleasure announcing o
PERIOD renowned Equestrian LEVI MORT
TAMMANY VIII make his inst
appearance this evening.
THIS EVENING Monday, January 29The performances will
Vi variety Versatile Entertainments
sng Of Equestrian, Acrobatic and other Olympic Gems To-
gether with the wonderful the celebrated Horse ia
MANY, whose performances have elected unhounded
wherever he has appeared and who this will
through OF Fashionable Dances with the
and precision Of premiere danseue OF the Grand Opera
~ Doors open O'Clock performance ocloc
Dress Circle So cents Second TIER rs cents ia29
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o. The Queen has appointed John Gregory,
to be Governor and COMMANDMENTS Chief i'll and
over the Bahama Islands and their dependencies.
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Credit Sale of House and Lot on Girod street.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.

CATURDAY, February 10, u o'clOckWl be sold
- a Banks Arcade
A HOUSE AND LOT ON GIROD STREET, between Baronne
Streets repair and rented
S25 per The "a inches BarOnne
depth Of 02 feet 10 inches and lines plan exhb
tied at the Arcade
Ter7ns-The purchaser the payment notes,
1890 EACH yae si9 January 1880 balance
The property paid, policy
vendor If the paid maturity bear
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Dwelling Immediately opposite property Judge Straw
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J. R. Beard Notary Public, the expense of
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-29
Medical Law Library

r. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, February l89-Wi be sold auction without
reserve, No. 40 ST. Charles street, opposite the Hotel
A LARGE AND VALUABLE LIBRARY of Rare English
Works. consisting OF 200 volumes Catalogues
ready delivery.
80 Sale 10 commence at halfpast O'clock ia29