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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28
Foreign Items.

The city OF Dublin was never so lively or pros.
porous, in business point of view, at the pre-
sent moment short time since II 900 dozen of
choice wines were sold by auction at single SALE
The two most distinguished French generals Of
late years, Lamoriciere and Cavagnac, are both
warmly in favor of reduction of the French army.
The Princess Stephanie, of Baden, is to do the
honOrs of the mansion of Louis Napoleon.
The author of Lucille Belmont is Mr.. Cochrane,
NJ p. i. The Bishop Of London's father was an
honest tailor
At meeting in Leicestershire, where Lord John
Nancy presided, the object being to petition for
small fixed duty on foreign grain it was stated by
the presiding officer that four millions Of bushels Of
grain had been imported into Liverpool from New
York, between the LIST of January and the LIST of
September, lS48.
Professor Ansted has published valuable work
called the Gold Seekers Manual.
NJ Cousin lately reminded M. Theirs, when en-.
gagged in a committee, in reply to some unfriendly
remark of the latter in relation to the educ of
the poor by the state, that they both had been char
ity students.
Late accounts from Constantinople January g.
speak of the increasing violence of the cholera and
of the deaths by il of the Hon. Mr.. Ashburton end
Signor Martorana. violent gale of wind had
occurred, stranding Turkish men-of-war, and blow
ing down the minarets.
The London Satrist, speaking of the American
post office, says " it is the hotbed of corruption,
and antagonist to every thing like honestly"
England and Wales, with sixteen millions of peo-
pie, contain nearly eight millions unable to write
their name, and not fewer than five millions unable
to read their mother tongue
Two Roman Catholic Bishops have lately died
in Treland-namely, the Bishop of Cork, and the
Bishop of Londonderry.
Nj. d'Ussell, formerly page of Louis XIV, Lieu
tenan, Colonel of the Sixth Regiment of Dragons
in 1874 and created Baron of the Empire by Ma
poleon, died at Flayal on the 18th January in the
l02d year of his age. .I
Among the recent importations into Great Britain
from the United States, have been American par
ridges in considerable numbers
Lord Pamerston has, it is said, appointed Mr..
Kennel Lellus naturalist and geologist to the COM
mission which is now employed, under the direction
of Lieut.. Col Williams, in surveying the boundary
line between Turkey and Persia.
The Brussels papers speak of number of Bel.
gans already preparing to emigraie from that coun-
try TO California.
DR.. Bowring has left Southampton, in the Indus,
for China.
Letters from Malta state that immense damage
has been done there by a terrific storm.
The French Academy has elected the Duke de
Noailes to fill the chair in that institution vacated
by the death Of NJ. de Chateaubriand
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NAYO,S MUSIC STORE.

MA " NOS1S SlonG
S CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Canal 81.
New Orleans.
that thew can always find at his MU-yEzl.
SIC STORE. choice and large assort-
ment of PIANO FORTES, at very reas- Ey-H I'M XH
enable prices and on accommodating terms. v u
Among them are PIANO Fores made by the old and cee
and finished beautifully in Rosewood, Black Walnut and
Mahogany with Iron Frames made in the most substantial
and like manner, lso the justly celebrated 40
LIAM PIANO FORTES, which for sweetness oftone have
not been equaed. They particularly suited TO q
try. as the Holian does not require tuning for years.
The New improvement in Piano Foes, the Patent plbra
ting ODerbrtdge also for sale at this establishment This
improvement gives peculiar irmness and bnlancy TO the
renders capable of remaining much longer in tune than
those in ordinary
w T. NJ is 4 gent for Henri HERBS celebrated GRAND
PIANOS and PIANINOS made in Paris. F,r power and
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale, at from $50 to
$500 each, and taken in par payment for new ones,
CATHCARTs MELODEON.-This beau ifbl loned
Wind instrument TO Village Churches Lodges, Srenading
Parties, and the private practice of Organss possesses
and powerful tone. portable tweghng but IS lbs }
and offered at $50 each.
Orders from the County for Flutes. Guitars GarOnets
Fageolets. P'6ns, ToL0nceLios Strings and Musical
Merchandise Qf kind will be promptly executed at
reasonable Bands supplied with Brass Instruments
Harps Double and Single Action on hand and made to
order to suit the taste of purchasers.
MUSIC-The largest Catalogue in the South. The stock
accumulation OF 20 years, and in it many old
and beautiful pieces, out of pr t.
NeD Music received by arrival from the North AMI
by the Foreign Steamships Original Music published every
week at The store. Native Compositions solicited.
By addressing the undersigned Catalogues of Music will
PIANOS TUNED AND RELATED Music Bonnd
fy2i I'm VIM. T. MAYO, Agent.
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PROTECTION FROM BURGLARS AND FIRE.
TO BUILD Frs.
BUILDERS, FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
NO. ZUo BJ7RUJVVE S7REET, =
BeteeR HeDid and IirOd Streets, Second .nuHctpaLy


Betuecn Heuia and Grod Streets, Second Municipality
TTHOSE engaged in Building find at this large -
L Establishment very extensive and complete EA.H
stock, comprising every description of high and lowkH1
priced II ARDW A E employed in the Building W
line, at the toDest market prices. $780,
All new inventions and Improvements in Locks Sliding
Door Trimmings, Bel Pulls. Front Door Locks, and all
kinds OF Fastening common as well as OF the most costly
kinds manufactured. -
MARBLE MANT ELSA large and handsome essort-
ment Of NJ arbIe Mantels and Manei Crates Marble
Hearths, Tile, etc.
Fancy Iron Balconies Railngs and Verandahs. embra
cling and beautiful patterns. will be put up to
IRON SHUTTERs: Bank, Vsplt and Safe Doors
Locks for same, from $40 to Soy each
getheI with the Work furnished and put compste
FRONTS FOR STORES, with Iron and Gtanta Col
umns furnished and complete, at reduced prices
Leader Bottoms of Cast fron various patterns and sizes
Ornamental Cast lion Columns for Store fronts and AVN
ings Ventilat6rs all size. Sash Weights Store Door
Rats Brass Iron and Silver Plated Flush Bolts for Sashes
and Folding Doors Sliding Door TRIMMINGS ofevey kind
SILVER PLATED WORK. viz Locks Bel Pulls
Gallery Rails, Door Number and Pew Plates, Bell Levers.
Butt Hinges.
large and complete stock Of best Boston NAILS con.
SANITY hand including %, fms 3d. Cd, lod, Finishing.
Stating Nails etc., at the Lersst City Prices. bl6 I'm
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WANTS.

WANTED.
. GOOD STOUT DUTCHMEN WANTED to 90 to
= Johnson Saw Mill the Lake engage car
rying saw LOGS out of the brush and mud, to
venient place where teams to them ha al them
Mill There Dntchman there that carried log
that made 1000 feet of lumber half mile through the thick
brush and good deal of mud without stopping once. We
would like the other twelve TO be just the sort Apply
to the Agent of the employers at the Carroon Hotel In
qure for p. F. JOHNSON. fy9
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
THREE OR FOUR COLORED SERVANTS for
Walters a Hotel Slaves accustomed to that business
preferred Apply the Crescent City Hotel, of Gus
tomhOuse and Front streets.
FOR RENT-To a good BARBER, Shop under the
Hotel For terms. ETC, apply as above. fy5
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TOBACCO.-No sale of any note
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-There were but few buy
Yesterday in the Sugar market which is depressed Sales
oo hhds at NaO4c for Good Common to Fully Fair-a de-
cline OF &C. Molasses also lower and 700 bbs disposed of
tI62O Tor Inferior and lS0I9ac for fair to prime lots
fLoUK-Very little Flour left on sale and prices firm at
he recent advance The only sales to our knowledge
eoo bbis Ohio hree ots) 81 62s and 100 do Illinois at
~ 871a q Dbl.
CoRN-fhe stock is very light and prices still rather i'm
proving About 5000 sacks sod viz 1860 sacks Infeo, at
% 4Sl do Mixed at 49, 1926 do (14O0 1900 Il08 and l
at ~, and Zoo do Prime Yellow in at 42c D busbel
PROVlSlONS.-The Pork market remains pretty firm
and the following lots sold 402 bb Mess (162 and 24O) a,
$40 2o and 300 do Prime Mess SO also $50 COO III Rp
Pork at % IS rouud and 10 600 b equal to 90 So round
Nothing done in Beef Bacon. Lard stir in reonest
with sales of % bb Grease 14O bbs and 2l do Prime
at 445 kegs No. at Ga and 1900 do Prime at 6lsc H.
CORN MEAL-670 bbls. Prime kiln. dried were sold At
81 bbi.
SALT-A cargo of 1000 SKIS Liverpool Coarse (bleached)
was taken at 76c. . sack
CoFFEE-lsOO bags Rio sold Ga and $50 do at 61sc
BAGGlNG AND ROPE-The demand is improving,
and the following sales were made 600 pieces Bagging at
oc on time 100 pieces and 100 coils l6s and 7c and
$50 coils at TIC, also time.
LlME.-Two cargoes OF Thomaston Sold 300 casks at
&c. and 81.
WHISKY.-Smal sales of Rectifed at 1SO1sJs
EACHANGE.-Sterng Bills plentiful and the rates de.
cined to 4G06 D Ct pm, with few buyers
FRElGHTS.-We notice three British ships engaged for
Liverpool at 9l6d for Cotton he consignment being given
awayO and bark for Trieste at &c. for Cotton
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

-.
MIR. THos MUM, Ring Master Mr. w. WORRELL, Clown
Second night Of the modern Arbace
pehensbe Herr ALEXANDER, whose exhaustless mines Of
necronantic wonders excite the amazemeut of all.
THIS EVENING Wednesday, Feb g. will be
l. miraculous feat, which the law
The Magician will gentleman To SIT IN THE AIR.
The grand display of deeds Of the Ancient Mag will be
ed by brilliant routine Equestrian Performances Including
the first ppearance of Mons HARPER Cirque
Olympique.
tS Doors at O'Clock performance O'Clock
Admission. Dress Circle,
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o. We learn from the Jackson Mississippian,
that Col. d. C. Glenn has been appointed, by the
Governor, Trustee of the Mississippi Lunatic Asy-
lum, in place of w. X. Gst deceased.
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COLVER'S
ROTARY CONCAVE REATER CHuRN

BUTTER IN FIVE .MINUTESL
VAT call the attention of the public 10 the article reading
w this advertisement and invite the enteprising and
call and witness its operation All advertisements
in relation this invention to the hundreds who have
It tested is supererogation.
Flint. This Churn will produce Butter, gathering in
mass, from sweet milk in fire to TEN minutes, and from
prepared, families usually prepare it, in three TO
fire minutes.
Second The utility of the invention apparent, better
Butter can be produced from sweet milk than
little girl or boy perform fire ten minutes. what
has heretofore required the labor Of woman for
one or t10 hours, and sometimes hdif day.
Third BY simply turning thumbscrew the whole inside
dasher taken ont leaving nothing but the Butter and Mix
in the plain wooden box.
Fourth. II is the cheapest Churn ever invented, as the
simplicity of its construction (though embodying great
philosophical prncipe) makes it but little facture
Fifth. 1t common Churn all will admit who
will examine it.
We offering the complete monopoly of this staple
article in States and Counties which will insure certain and
large profits and speedy return of investment
MYERS, CHICK Il CO.,
fyI5 Corner of st Charles and Common sts
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o. The Vicksburg Sentinel of the 24th inst
says, the river at that point is still rising and many
believe the water is as high in the great flood Of
the year 1928.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR LOUISVILLE, Cincinnati. Evansville etc.-The
steam new esga5s sSd pnS1aeaaght passenger
PeaTce is now receiving freight, and will leave -
as above For freight having unsurpassed
5 ppyS IF Road SGRGFs RP9yda psTss or to
n b The Hiram Powers d. aws only % inches, Ship
pers and passengers rely her reaching her
IF To Leave WEDNESDAY 18th inst at P NJ
t'oR MOBILE. Cat the New Basin } Montgomery. We
bama Riyer-Nep Orleans, Mobile and Mont g
golnsrB Pdckef-The new steamboat BEA- .szsessssas
CON, Captain A LeonaId is receiving freight and
will leave above. For freight passage apply board
HYDE oGIESBY. IL Poydras st.
B-ihe beacon will run as a regular packet in the
trade during the season. fyA
-" 10 lcaog, rrsgglarig on TUESDAYS and FRI
- DAYS, at 51s o'clock, p M
FOR MOBILE, from the New Canal and Pontcharrain
Il Railroad via Pass Christian. ~ h
II Freight by the New Canal. LslsttA1.SE5i,
~" Passengers by the Railroad. a -
The new and splendid fast running passenger Lake steam
for the trade cabin all in ooms) viii leave the New
Canal above. landing the Ponchartran Railroad for
passengers by the 10 O'Clock NJ train Of cars
through Bills l.ading at IS cents per Dbl.
n. B,-Freight received at the New Basin Warehouse
TIL o. clock, P, M, on the day OF departure.
For irelght or passage, having unsurpassed aeconmoda
ja8i If to- " WINGATE 81 Brennan. AZ Poydras ST.
FOR MOBILE-D.4ILY o. S. .u.4TL LIVE.
nT"En The splendid low pressure rT~os.
sszzz.SszzssE ON, Caps r. A. Hiern,
CALIFORNIA, Capt. g. l.. Reynolds and JAMES L.
pay Capt VIM T. Giberson. having been built expressly
for the Lake Trade, with superior accommodaton Che
Ladies Cabins all in State room One of the above
ers will leave the Pontchartran Railroad DAILY during
The week the arrival al the Lake of the ha pa oclock
DAYS. For freight passage apply on board to
ja24 J, & R. GEDDEs, Agents. 10 Bank Place.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE,

managers. LUDLOW SMITH
Second Night of THE EXILE Mr. G. vANDENBoFF will,
appear.
nS EVEN Nc Wednssdg Feb 2S will be performed the
Daughter. Daran, Mr.. G. vanienhof Uric Mr.. Norton
Governor Mr. Oh ppenlae; Sewltz Mr.. Fuller Alexua,
Stuart THIS piece produced with Scenery. To con-
clude with LOVE IN LIVERY.
tB- Thursday, Last night but one of Mr. MACREADY
e Doors open at haifpas and Curtain
IL Tickets and places be had application to Mr. j.
BAlLY between the hours O'clock every day. 9S
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A M RICAN THEATRE.

n.
THIS EVENING Wednesday Feb. 90. viii be performed the
Comedetta Of OLD AND YOUNG, the -Four Moybray Isl
Matilda Mowby, Mis- Heroa Master Hector Mowbray Mss
Heron; Gobbton Nowbray Mss Heron Foppington Moybny
Miss Heron Peter, Little Agnes Peggy. Miss Fanny - er
which, the Drama of DoMBEY SON. Mr.. Dombey Mr
Stanley Can't. Edard Cutie, Mr.. Edith Dombev Mrs
G. Pope "A MUSICAL oLIO, by the Heron Family To
conclude W II PAS sEUL by Miss j. LaFores and HIGH
LAND FLING, by Mr.. Thompson. -
- The Police Department under the L. Beelnan
Pr1css Circle rs Parquette Second and
Third Tiers 50 cents Coored Boxes so Gallery Is cents
LB Private Boxes and Seats may be secured
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ and P NJ by applying Geo
Doors open at before Performance will commence
at a quarter past precisely. fy2s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

ANOTHER CHARGE DISMISS having any quan.
y of evidence in the Fsbee of the
Arkansas No A. charged with hardening slave girl belong
ing to Maria Larean board his boat Recorder Baldwin
Yesterday dismissed the charge.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS !:
LATITUDE % 81 80 N-LoserrUDr, 30 win Time, Oh.
Cleared Yesterday:

Steamship Palmetto Smith, Galveston Harris e. Morgan
Ship Medallion, Houdlett. Philadelphia, C.. ] Meeker
Ship Manchester, Conn, New York Samuel TObv
Ship Gondola, Hutchinson, New York Toby s. Boeert
Ship Helena, lBr) Soutberland Liverpool Holmes Mills
Ship Charles Saunders, (Br.) Simpson, Liverpool
Preha Cegg Co
Bark Fred. Warren, Sampson Liverpool L, IA Gale
Brig Pioneer, Williams, New York. Mast Branda
Brig Edward OConner, (Br) Creighton Kingston, Ja
P. Nathan
Sctr. John Bell, Lodge. Brazos Santiago O. Wiekham
Schr. Charlotte. Studey Baltimore, J. W. Andrews Co
Steamer Constitution Ralston St Louis c. r. Buddeeke
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Arrived Yesterday:


Ship Maid Of Orleans PIERCE, 10 days from New York.
Ship eoo%Se Pray e days from New York, to Samuel
Ship Geo Washngton, Snow, Is days from New York. to
Ship Hero Grfeth Is days from New York, to j. W. Stan
Bark Jupiter, lFr5 Allegro, from Marseles 18th Dec to
Brig Martina Iswed Homguist. s. days from Goenburg.
to A. Lanfear Cod my.
Brig Gen Cobb Hammond. days from Havana.
schr p yoss. Rowe days from Pensacola, master
schr Sarah Frances Fuller. 90 days fon Thomaston to
ser-2n my.
Harry Hill. Newell, FIN Nashvie-66S bales cotton.
Belle Key, Peyton, FIN Louisville.
California. Reynolds, I'm Mobile
Courier. Martin. FIN BaZe.
Cora Keeling FIN Camden-l3ss bales cotton.
Mary Foley, Daiferes from Fields Mills
Latona. Smoker FIN Port Caddo-1462 bales cotton.
Elisha, Landry FIN Baton Rouge,
Towboat Alton, Nc Daniels. I'm the Passes.
Towboat Hercules, Brown FIN the Passes
Towboat PorpoiSe Phillips. I'm the Passes.
BELow-CoMING
Banks Leda, Carlos and John Milay ships and brgs
unknown.
Towboat Alton lowed down and to the 23d inst,
ships Eliza Caroline and Rio Grapde.
Towboa Hercules lowed down and the 23d inst
ship Cotton Planter and bark CHESTER
Captain Hammond. of the brig General Cobb. reports the
brig Adams Gray to sail for this port the LIST March.
Steamer Belle Key left Louisville 22d instant Reports the
Ohio frozen below Cincinnati and falling very
FAST The Mississippi the night of the 25h had fallen
four inches at Island 80.
On the 18th instant in lat. 800 H. long, 100 49, William
Streeter of New York board the ship Hero fell
from aoft and was drowned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

SwINDLING CAsE.-Yeserday we noticed the arrest OF
Patrick Doyle, charge of swndlng Joseph Meyer, by
selling him forged teamster's claim II appears from
Meyers statement that he purchased the from Doyle
the 18th ofDecembe last, and presenting it to Major
another party The matter to be investigated today be-
fore Recorder Baldwin,
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o RI e ANS THEATRE,

Mr. and Mn MONPLAlSIR have eeugaged for Two Nights
,6 oay Second night Of ROBERT LE DIABLE.
THURSDAY EVENING, March will performed MeyeiLer's
Grand Opera Of ROBERT LIE DIABLE, and
tatleaux Helena, Mrs Monplaisir. the % acts
Grand Ballet, by Mrs. Monpasir and the whole Company.
kB The breo Of Robert lie Dahle Office
t4- Performances to commence haEpasr 6. fy27
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JOSEPH DE PASS, Auctioneer,

No. 122 TchOup1t0uiGS street.
L make ADVANCES on al consignmens OF DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, FURNITURE, and all descriptions of MERCHAN-
Disc for sale.
E OUTDOOR SALES attended with punctuaity and on
reasonable
"a REGULAR SALES every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
From his long residence ledge Of the business
puncualY. he ole!s share OF pulc ly2z Stood
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SUNDRIES
300 dozen Worcestershire Sauce-genuine article.
$50 3" English Pickes-assorted.
rs 4" English Kechups-Walnut, Mushroom etc.
300 % Hermecally. sealed Salmon Lobsters: etc.
10 % Anchovy. Paste. land 2 fb cans
so " Superior English Mustard-1s and Id bottles
100 cases Sardnes-superor quaity-n and a boxes
$50 :. Assorted French Fruits, in juice.
90 Strawberries, in juice.
10 Superiue Green Tea in BIB catties.
rs " Fresh Punes in fancy boxes and glass jars
IS +" Copenhagen Cherry Cordia-genune article.
so - Superior Old Port Wne-direct Importation.
IS +" Fresh Havana Sweetmeats.
375 - very Choice Table Claret.
100 - Brandy Fruits-assorted.
so - Macca oni and Vermiceli.
so casks Superior Edinburgh Ale-quarts
rs :" Liverpool Ale-quarts and pints
rs =" xxx Brown Stout Porter.
10 Z" Extre-tine Wiltshire Cheese.
$50 basks Heidsieck Champagne-quars and pints.
rs :. Schneider " genuine article
100 I" Red Eagle
800 " Choice Wines various brands.
All lust received and Of the best quality For sale by
fyg6 81 r f NICHOLS & Co, rs and 78 Camp 81.
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New Orleans Seed Store

And AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
IL * AFF Ffrfs s' G ST Ishsr e. street.
Gardens Conn; the largest assortment and heavi -
MS2vRoots Towering Shrubs and Plants Fruit -
8WE Trees, Horticultural Implements and Books ever
for the West indies MsXe California Texas and for any
GERS Of boats may RELY upon having ihe! orders promptly
and every aff TO-
oHoofEa AE M AER stAy ~ y ARE,
ind he s1 fRs Fi'T
81 q sfs nSzr Of na stocks ,h
SHAPES Asserted Crates for County Trade ''' anu
Of III Mexican large
TSi m0ds's sM fTd P E. MSS5R 81 Camp st.
oRooKzRE, c # khr GahFrAssswARE' etc.
THE SUBSCRIBER offer fsT; q, q gTsS,v ,s,Iuced -
Acknowledgements iff II ioSt ss
and Japan Ware, and HOUSE FURNISHING -
Families Hotels Steamboats,, &c.. supplied at the loves,
csE Pss s Goods ~ m cHan M eseIu II pa Ss%
PROTECTION FROM BURGLARS AND FIRE.
s rei s s1 MRf fl s a fs i s%T%
MASDER BOOK AND JEWELRY SAFES, emb1ac.
R to fs has
eddy tested apd uniformly with trnmp6ant Issst The
sbnndany d demonaied BY saes Of over iso Of them IN
period ofsix years including 63S in this market Those mer
have only to inquire Of those who experienced their worth
lessnes at the fire in Charres street in March sE and
hS Bo"Rs Pape Mones great
hazard. Orders for SAFES, accompanied bv plans for the
interior arrangement will be promptly execqtsd on sppiica
fysimd&W rs Magazine Street
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Memoranda I:
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES

HENRY, STODDART & CO. No. ST CANAL street,
door to the of ST. Charles street Importers
Of Fancy Dry Goods. Thread. Laces and Ebrosderies,
have opened entire STOCK of SPRING GOODS
NEW BAREGES, for Spring
NEW PRINTED MUSLINS.
GINGHAMS. of French and Scotch manufacture.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES
LACE DRESSES, white and colored
EMBROIDERED COLLARS, CAPES, etc.
INFANTS ENID. ROBES. WAISTS and CAPS.
THREAD LACES and EDGINGS.
LINEN LAWNS, DIAPERS and HUCKABucKs.
DAMASKS and DIAPER TABLE CLOTHS, all sizes.
MUSLINS, JACONETS, NAMSOOKS, and SWISS
NULL, etc.
BOBINET l24 in pink and " bite, for Mosquito Bars.
DE- One PT1ce and no Abatement fy24 Ct
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
JOHN M HILL, JALEx. ALLISON, JAS. B KNOWLES
GEO W. MARTIN yAcoB MCGAvoCK, G. M. FoGG,
F. B. FoGG, WIN. EAKIN, SAM SEAY.
WV. WoopFoLK, JOHN NJ BASS,
JAMES j. GILL, Secretary. JoiiN W. HILL iieS ''
TT This long established Company with the most ample
means for the protection ofts Policies continues to take
RIVER SEA and FIRE RISKS the most liberal terms
at its Agency in NewOreans, at the Office of
o3I PICKETT PERKINS & CO.. 81 Magazine st.
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OR S A LIE.
A NEGRO WOMAN. aged about q years, good Cook,
n Washer and Ironer fully guaranteed For PARTICULAR
apply ct IS TchoupitoRlss street. fylVsu
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Observation-Disclosures a slave belon gng to Messrs Bon
ner & Smith. who was arrested accompiice OF Muir
phys in the recent burglary Meyers store was discharged
yesterday by Recorder Baldwin there being evidence to
his