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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

SMALL PorAToEs. The wise men of Caro'cn-we
the Carroon Council of course-have Issued de.
will portion of the Of constructing the back
levee at Hoy place, where much danger OF
supposed exist Having got the authorities OF the
Cscent City 10 undertake and compee the work tbs Car
rot0n leave the city to pay for it, although they
their fun share of benefit Well they have done it,
Can cur CITY survive the stunning blow Are able
is well
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

ROBBERY BOARD SHIp.-On the last trip of the brig
Titi Capt Radoyich from this to Havana, the Cap
robbed of CO. and having go0d believe
that his steward. Frenchman. the thief had him
rested and imprisoned Havana On leaving that port
return to dew Orleans Capt R. had the released and
put him in his old situation being in want of steward
Yesterday morning the brig ari, ed here and the steward
cleared soon she came along the Levse One
of the understand robbed of $40 the
brig the river and supposed other rnbberes
be committed board The runaway upected OF being
the thief and unless he shows clean pair OF hees will
be aptured As understand chase kept up and
the DOce On his track
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

,CoMMTrTED FOR TRIAL.-The charge against Capt. AL
phoDse Duperu of stabhing Waterman O'Cnnne with a
sword cane was investigated BY Recorder Seuzepeau
Saturday. The evidence conflicting but the Recorder
deemed proper send the before the First District
Court Capt i1upep gave bail for his appearance jobs
Collins charged with stealing a hammock and mattrass
from William Miller at John Petenons boarding house
,d Leyee street committed Saturday by Recorder
GenOis for trial before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

Proprietor,. NUM- Lyman, GERMAN g. La THoRNE.
FENHE Managers thanks liberal public for the
hitherto extended them, leave their kind
flends. hatsucress will Only stimulate them greater
The Astes attached the establishment beyond all
parison. superior other Company the Southern
Western Tho Acts nightly presented will
consist Of the GENE OF Arenic performances for particulars Of
which, small bills Of each day.
Il Day Performance each Saturday IL O'Clock. N.
~ Splendid Band. under the the Great
BERGAMlNl WILL performance and during The dit
eInt variety the popular and fashionable
Among the Stars engaged by the OF the Crescent
City Circus The would notice the of the following
Mrs r. Num- IN Acknowledged Qeen of the Arena Sig L. Ger
La Thornc, Mr. e.. Soe, Mr. r. Mr.. Noses
Lpman Mons HAPPIER and the GTea. acrobat Family and last
the mmable W. Lake. whose irresistible humcr and originality
title him be ranl ed the first Clowns the Age
10 Price Of AdmssonDress Circle Fifty Cents parquette
Twenty Five Cents mhl7 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26
ORLEANS THE AT r e.

Benefit Of Mr.. DULUC, first Tenor Of the Grand Opera.
TUESDAY EVENING, March 2 will be performed the 9TH
of the Grand Opera Of THE JEWESs Performers:
Duuc The 4h the Grand OPERA RO BERT
DlkBLE. Performers: Aessrs Duuc and LaverEne.
Mrs. The % act of the Grand Opera MAzANEL
LO; or The Dumb Girl Of Port!ci Previously, RICH
DAMOUR Vaudeville III act. latter which, UN CAPRICE
Comedietts III
s-F Tie performances will commence o'clock mh25
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

U. s. DISTRICT CouRT-On Saturday in this Cou,t the
of the Crescent CITY Steamship Company u.s. the New
Orleans Pilot Association up. II " II be recoected
that this action for damages for alleged negligence
OF the pilots The Crescent CITY aground last
fall when she proceeID from this bound
New York The day occrnled in receiving les imopy
To-day the will he resumed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

Second DIsTpICr CoUsT--Louisiann State Bank Case
On Thursday last, Mes Pierce aud Penss counsel for
the plaintiffs Certain stockhO de) his took
rule 10 set aside the appeal the Supreme Court from the
decision Of Judge Canon aunung the election of the
The Arguments in support Of and opposition to the rule
were hea0 by Judge Canon Saturday. To-day, Judge
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

TRYING HIS HAND William Jones, a psrp innocent
young arrested Saturday night BY the First
Municipal police for experimenting that say. for try
his hand al picking mans pocket n coffee house in
Rienv, stree
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

CHARGE OF SwINDLING Joseph Ferrer, cook of the
steamboat Gen WORTH arrested Saturday on the
complaint of William Schwartz who says he gave Fer
So advance and for three barrels of lard
purchased om him. and that Terrier subsequently, sold the
lard TO another and refused to return him
his we dollars
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List Of Vessels in Port.

Corrected ererv morning, especially for The Crescent"
otsIin the First municipality Designated in the following
oe ~ mi the NOS commence the Railroad
In me sscohd ms the No. above the
ng No being Fatboat Landing In Third m3 the Nos
Railroad No. wharf
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CoRoNER's INaUEsTs.-An inquest was held yesterday
the body of a negro named Felix found dead house
at the come, of Ursuine and Robertson streets Verdict
Died of apdexy Another inqn.s was held the body
OF while man named Duncan MeGegor found dead
board the schooner Sally Verdict, Died OF gastroentets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

U. s. CIRcrIr CouRr.-We omitted Saturday to
notice Judge tlcCalebs decision the rnIes taken Mr.
st Paul de the Judgment bv default obtained BY
him in the Of TIE Heirs of De,ondss rs The Second
Municipality and also strike his from the roll Of
attorneys and solicitors Of the Court Judge McCaeb on
The gound that both the Court aud the parties to the suit
had been taken by prise oded the Judgment OBJ aimed
by Mr. St. PAM be set aside and the part to be
stored to all their rights tt previously existed The pe
10 strike the of Mr.. St. Paul from the roll was die
missed the Judge making. however, some comments on
the conduct OF Mr.. st. Paul 1t is said be Mr.. Ct
faul's nten on appeal from Judge McCaebs decision
setting as de the judgment.
A THIVvING YoUNGsTER Thomas Lewis a promising
youngser some Twelve yean Of age was sted on sstn
day in the Old Thlrd ella OF stealing lot OF dry
goods from Mr. MauIss in FTenchn,en Master
Tom was caugh. in the of Carrying off his booty.
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FIRE-'rhere was a fire last night q long way down
town. somewhere in the vicinity Of The lower mill
oeIeve. but could ascertain the location,
the amount Of damage done All know is that BY the
tine we had hu. led down far the Vegetabe Market
he glare OF the flames growing small by degrees and
beautifully les, returned without visiting the
of destruction.
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

8. STlCRNEY Observation-Disclosures. Manager and Director.
D. CIown
THIS EVENING, Monday March 2eh performances
Grand lection Equestrian Feate,
with Ethiopian and e. erainments
q Particulars the small bills OF the day, posters
tf Doors open O'Clock; performance
admission. Dress Circle Sc Second Tier, 25 nh25
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

STEALING A WATCH Martin Peters was arrested yes.
terday by the Second Municipality police charge Of
having stolen patent leve silver watch man named
Merrill the Levee the 22d inst The watch was fo nd
or him when the arrest VA made
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LATITUDE 80 o. oo N.-LoNslrUpE, ~ WIN lime, Dr.
sss ssss.ps ay F ss
sSSIS SsS; TsIssI, astlsIisad Antwerp,
:hp HsSis,ss ssf Saisbs d,f Liverpool MAGE Go
se sh SSs GhDis WWbny
R B. ss Ssf ssIss Soss ss ssvoo Sss
Ri M ssS.Ss h York Dewey g
b. BIZ 11 TsssspS Young s YORK. xs.sud IG
Bas F, souls. Saith, Havana. Troisgros { LsmpfS
schr. Maria. Johnon. Pensacola, J. Hurley
RGr'ss s Carol ssTFsS Jt w. b Esh:H
schr' Sacramento. Long San Fransseo,
Steamer Atlantic Br0adws St. Louis. HYDE oslesby
Ship Ann Tif Baker from hey We.t 18th inst, in bal
Ship Persia Babson is days from New Yosk to master
Bark Lepano. Hager IS days from New York. to master
Brig Tbo.. and Edwsrd-Point.
Brig Zenobs Churchill q days from Boston, to master
Brig Thu Raaovich from Havana 18th inst, to John AL.
schr Powhatan, johnson. day from Baratara to master
sohr. Mayhoyer Churchill, 10 day, from Savannah to
US .shI MrieT Barbour A!nst. days from Brazo' St.
Oregon Hlsra from GGtl t.$if bale. cotton.
T. + Doswcl Kay from MN MadsnN -s bales cotton
Monroe. McMechen, from Point Peasant-s3l bales cotton
Ben Adams Hunt, FIN Belmont, Mm-l2ll bales cotton.
yiols, Dusas, fin iafoprchec60 bales cotton
Jenny Lind. Haygood from Opelousas SO bales cotton.
et. Helena, Ross I'm Joe's Bayou-14S bales cotton.
lxousana, Conner, from St Lonis
Towboat Ocean, Mccain. from the Passes.
Towboat Swan. Smith. from the Passes.
Towboat Annawan Davis from the Passes
Spoken:
By ship Perlsn. the 18th inst. Tougas bearn East
Is miles, Dr. bark Ann Hail. from Mobile for Derry. Ireland
Memoranda:
Towboat Ocean towed down and to the 10th inst
ships st. Glare, and Viola
Towb0at Swan towed down Sea- the 23d inst, bark
Northumberland brig Superior and schrs. Heroine and
Oregon.
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STEALING HAr.-Peter Convey was arrested on Satur.
day night, charged with stealing hat ffom named
RroTdan, in GfOd street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26
SALES AT AUCTION.
Snco ession of Alex. Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d. co.

-,,n.v -. o. ]. A. BEARD, Aucti0neer
RiDAY, April 6, is4a 10 O'CLOCK viii be at
BANK Arcade IN this city, By pursuance of order 2i
he o T. ACanon Judge the Second District Court Of NewOr
1an GATED 2oh January ls and under Instruction.. of Jam
,e ESQ., Cufstof OF be Of Alexander Logan, tire
following described pfopsrty, VIZ:
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the Improvements
hsrs ~ situated in he Second Municipality, Lafayette
depth OF 81 feet inches and lines.
Ihe SAID situated between Camp and Magazine
and 10 leased to James W'fiai until q prl. $780,
Act OF sale before j. H. baard Notary Public at the
the purchaser mh6 If
AUCTION NOTICE.
FltHE SUBSCRIBER having closed his with Mr.
l. LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter Auction
Business his and from his long experience
AuctioneeT and his wel-known that
he will receive portion OF the public patronage.
Rferences-haunsel White Co.. VIM. Laughn & Co., Jacob
NIoRPHY MENUS AUCTIoNEERs. No. ST Magazine
street. opposite Banks Arcade Sales by
Private Sales Real Estate Stocks Negroes Merchandise
Successors, sandP Port rider Sales
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

CAROLINA SEED oow-PEAs.
k00 BUSHELS, genuine article, imported from Chafses-
O$(V ton expressly for ssed. for sale BY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

CLOTHING AT COST.
To Winter Goods offer the balance Of stock Of
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing,
AT COST. FOR CASH. comprising elegant and well selected
Of Fine Goods made the best and all the
fashionable styles:
DRESS COATS: Of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCK COATS: OF Brown Olive, Blue and Black Cloths
SACK COATS: of Black and Fancy Cloths snd Tweeds.
SACK PALETOTs: Of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds
OyERCOArs and CIRCULAR CLoAks.
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: Of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS Black and Fancy French Csssnsres
Fancy Blk White Marseies. very rich Ball Vests
DRAWERS Of Blk, Meno Lsmbs' WOOL FLANNEL, Cotton,
Linen etc. etc.
UaDERsHRTs: Silk, Msrino Lambs' Wool, Flannel Cot
ter, etc. etc.
ROBES DIES CHAMBREs of various styles and qualities.
CLOVES Jouyins Kid Of all eolo Merno Silk Cashmere Buck
akin, etc.
cRAvArs aud scARFs: beautiful assortment Of choice and
style goods.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs, Half Hose, suspendes umbrel
lss Trunks etc., and all articles pertaining genemans
NORRIS g. WAY, 22 CAMP street,
jasa 2dpu corner Common. under Hewet's Exchange
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MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office, Nep Orleans, La.

~ At the above Estab shmsnt may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting OF NOVELS History, BIOGRAPHY SCENT
FIC, COMMERCIAL. GEoG RAPHICAL and MEpIcALWoRKs
Aso-A Complete Assortn ent of Stationery,
Together with all principal Daily and Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES.
Country sny supplied and forwarded
dispatch Books mailed. Prompt attention paid work
ordered by mail. Foreign Books imported to order.
J. C. MORGAN,
Literary Depot adjoining the Post Office, Ne orean' L.
Complete have been made with the principal
Publishers throughout the Unon supply the works
ta,t as is.ner mhl3 6m2dp J. c.
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FOR CALIFORNIA

teH- To sail WITH DISPATCH.
E'OR VERA CRUZ-The new l tast-sailing copper
l. ed brig COLUMBUS, Capt. Davis. will be TT
disr a,ched FOR the above port il sufficient number
of gers Or freight should offer This vessel 4
already fitted for the VOYAGE and he dispatched in two
days Cat having Just returned from Vera Cruz where
he landed company of emgrans from New York, will
give all reformation required the routes and
For apply hoard Post y Second Municipality
to JOHN w. ANDREWS co.
mills u Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

Er Our Readers are requested TO notcs the adveTrs
msnfs Of WIBTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY aed JEW
csent remedies sh only scbvlL MEAD. iIs Chsss
AZ "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

IN the District Cont Of the Uned States cor the District
vs The BARK OHIO-In obsdisncs the commsnd of an
Admiralty snant to me directed he above entitled
her tackle apparel and furniture and do hereby cite and
persons .ving. nreending to havs right title in
or.o the same Or being sener lily and specially ints's,sd
ted States TO- the Dstnct aforesaid to be holden the
city Of New Orleans, before the Third MONDAY
from this date canse if they have why
the said Bark OHIO. Ia kle. apparel and furniture
should be Adjudget and deceed be forfeited 10 the
Cned States proceeds thereof be distributed accord
ing TO law. 90.
q. s. Ma,shals Office, New OrIean: MARCH 2. 1919.
m8, 10, Is WIN r. WACNEh u. D. Wa shai
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P.& E. REILLY.-IN LIQUIDATION
naxnar Of Roxal and Canal SrreetS.

L. Il. s--IIN
Corner Of Royal and Canal Streets;
lIAvE just received direct from Dublin ana pelsss
Super Damask Border Sheets, three yards
Huckabaeks and Towemgs Super Double Satin pamvk aaoe
Cloths patterns, yards long and NAPKINS 70
match Bleachsd Linens but entirely Tree o. dfesslng
articles, Ladies ana
rens Patent finish Printed Linens Lawn, ana Linen
tres new designs printed celebrated esablshmen BARS
Bridge Dublin prinepsy small figures for children
The Lawns and Linen Cambrcs for Ladies.
Also direct Nottingham England, 1900 yards fain and H
brsdered l2-a Bobinet, for Mosquito Bars. 4, :.
N The cali particular attention to all the
above 6sos best bres and viii be sold al
p & e. REILLY, in Liquidation,
mt6 sdp I'm Corner of Royal ard Canal Ste.
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IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES e. The Da.ris, Of sos'isaaISS es1sr
In obedience to the command Of Admiralty Warrant to
me directed in the above EMU led .pt. Ia ss,zed TIE
ure and do her. BY and admoni.h the owner
hereof and ali and her per. having.
Be and appear before Di. rc Cour Of The Uped ss,ss.
U.ass o. o. before the fiRD MONDAY from b, dats.
2 shew cane: any hsy have can VIII the s.d Steam;
& ''S ed 's;SSk + e P'YH e The
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Lightning-ROdS on Scientific Principle!

NJ H. RHODES would say the citizens of this place
IN. that he is prepared to erect LIGHTH lNG-RODS
on the new and improved plan. By this plan the whole
building secured from the effects OF lightning by
nection of Rods
Rods have been erected the House of the Commandaut
of the Navy Yard Memoirs. Tenn the above plan.
eY- Orders left the Board house, No. 22o BIZ
RONNE street. between Girod and Julia Streets will meet
with pu nctuaity and dispatch. mh24 ~"
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FOR CAI,IFORNIA,

CADDLEs. BRIDLEs- BITS. sTIRRuPs. ETC., of
CLOTHING. Of al kinds. AIR BEDS Pr. -
Low, TARPAuLIHs. SADDLE BAGS. TENTS. YyG
SrIa SMITH BROTHER, 50 Common 1t.
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Schooners.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

LATITUDE. % 81 80 N.-LoNslrUDE 80 Win Time 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

Q IA II q >,
lust received from New York, large supply of CAH
u RACES consisting of Coaches R II
Rocksways Coupee Rockaways, Broush- az -
ans four and 1--WE seaf Barouches. Phe- E4
tons and Bugsies with and without tops X&-Sk.
'0 m lsis ~" ~ no anu ~ NV H. BEACH
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fA1VA AND SARSApAHILLA.
THE infaoe for Of dis
generally, which Copsiva and Sarsapsrm
The sale
mecine has obtained for the last four cersn criterion o.
utility. II lame slmo.t
cart Europe examined approved Of and sctone
by Faculty of Medicine recommended by the eminent
OF the profts sion.
One endation this preparation enjoys above I'll hes its
portable fomppt pOs-he mode which may h-
taken, being boh and 2eassnis tssess natueSih no
daily Trsy-~rs
find medicine highly ought
uupfovJ-d with preparation the advantages WHICH
pre- medicine psmp
explanatory Of the different Of the disease bout any eI a
tanning ample
r Prepared BY Tharn Chemis London, and ny
sICkLES CO., Druggists 40 Canal and "a Magazine
New Orleans. mars 3m2dp
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FOR MOBILE-D.AILY U. S. MAIL LINE.
.Tr-. The splendid low pressure a~>
.cG es5fs' cs s5sa E. 4 A Rs1a kE
GAL = Cap, G. L. REYNOLDS, and JAMES I.
for III. Lake Trade with superior nodaons Che
Ladies Cabins all State One Of the above steam
will leave the Pontchartrain Railroad DAILY curing
he week the arrival at the Lake of the ha past clock
Train of Cars, and Of the O'Clock SUN
DAYS. For freight passage apply on board or to
jazz J. l. r. GEDDES. Agents. 10 Bank Place
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-fsS bier alabama Landing, .ouachita Cit,
aszz&rsssx ChampagnoHe, Himinston. CareyUMe
Trinity. 1snsas and Little Rirers - he well known and
last running passenger steamboat MEDORA Capt J. U.
Rhodes. will leave above TUESDAY the 9th INST
at o'clock, For freight passage apply board
or to T, B. SMITH, So agaz'ne ST.,
or J. T. DONALD& co, 80 Camp
N R-The Medoa will take freight for the Bayous Bar.
Shipping mh22
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THE above reward will be paid by the undersigned for
1 the apprehension and conviction Of the he, person or
persons haIbonng the Mu.atio Girl MATILDA or "a
feet7 or inches high 9 or 20 years of age stout
waking and appears frightened when spoken to ronghly
She doubt harbored in some OF the houses OF
and have understood feguelts Of the coored masked
balls She various disguses and Names and either
herself be free, has forged SIS will
Jail Of the city GEE, X ,BEAkD.
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f Csp3 hlyeT raf1e ydso Aa ctv saer
- Greenwood, 7fhula, Vicks5mrg ets.The
new fast running passenger steamboat HARD TIMES
houy expected. and will leave above with dispatch
For freight or passage Apply
mh23 T & SMITH oS MAGAZINE 81
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VALUABLE RAFFLE-At Hewletts Exchange
A CHICKERING sEMI-GRAND PLANO. selected
"A from his Msnufsctory, and used by M
Shssss;sisS N.ssS i. .iEIf.s e: "
Piano. and the five highest throws will have their SUBJ
scripon money returned. -
The Piano can be examined By the les at the Nh
sic Store OF MI. H. Pars "a Camp street unit Mon
day morning next, after which it can be
Exchange Common street. where Free Concerts will be
given every evening until the following SATURD Ny
13ls inst ) on which day the Rattle will take place m23
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s emphs S " Packet AsE lns
zsn ena, ~ MgMh Of Un,te .icer, .Napoleoa, ar'
p.M-Ihe and splendid passenger steamboat a Der
DEEM Will positively leave above. For freight pas
sage apply on board, or to
T. z. SMITH, 9s Magazine st.
N. B.-Shippers may rely upon the A. remaining in tn
trade du ing the summer and fall. mh23
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~ = For Mobile. cat the New Basin y Mont
lssstkaAs5sS gomeTy, Wctumpka, aud all landings he
sss.sSaEn Alabama River New Orleans Noble and
Montgomery Packet. The steamboat BEACON
Captain Al Leona q is now receiving freight. and viii
o'clock, P For freight passage apply board at
New Basin, foot OF Ju'ia street.
HYDE OGLESBY IL Poydras st.
N. B-The Beacon ill a regular packet in the
trade during the mh4
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WANTS.

WANTED,
A SITUATION. by Widow Woman. as CHI AMBER.
N MAID. Good references be given. Inquire
The third door from Grever, Gironde street, for
tyT If MR. KALTING.
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CRESCENT oIrY CIRCUS.

Cor. Louisa and Tehsupitoulas st. Marys Market
PROPRIETOR. MUM, Lyman, GERMAN g. La THoRNE
Clovvu