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laLoOK AND PORTABLE, Goa, Hal. hx-l.x s1 -
il Coanlsr sni al other scslss naa1scs.,nS-
Ns~.York JOarneyneu Scale makers Co ~ 49,, ofs<s
f-e scsles u mis- Company are deseved n1s,lky ~
dspos Of al 0lbsrs, md for eorrocEness az yss T
,unyns-S wsrrs.sd correct, aud Cos sos ~ -
1Ttsy We refer vilb eJaGd-cee 20 me - Ara
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80. VITA he shove q il5 Nsidsr-lsns. psN rsosr
1sers q. orders VIII Be promptly siissesa sxsp,
IES soae without dslsfsy GO ~ JtIe~
Si1 ens AIeol ~ D"
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5A"Es KORAN.
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q. sxaE1SCEER
TIRE BRICK MANUyACTUzIa
Nos =. =, o. I'D - GOegck-sl peA Delsnes
Sfs 5ncks o. al sh9ges s3c Craze r!rmfss
fire CsclecL
3sc.er's sEt sre-nh01ssl ssrs Mona
n.ss. slIo Cay VI superior q7sl'fy,
Socks ssi ssbs Of al szes Fire sacd ofss peror
Articles Of sVsry ce@c paon nAes 10 order II uc1--ais
J1-ps Ordsrs Cr-(Jts.i al snoyt .errs els srs
u AGs. ROPES, sst al kinds u pager uazsafacE-
llfers I.L>rsls ncRghI ard sO.d o. dbsrs tsps, By
oil GAUST 4 OEAKlCksOd. l5s .nd 10 s0ath-st
II A.6lN 0ss-Fs2sf. 500 pes ,foa % 20 stsesss
AsunsS pnssa olUn1 pElTcXSoa. - SosiAa.
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~. ic.H . sseAe. y 2 n srstrsls working or.
srs>l VII " ed ss esTExR. A2p.yAI De fn5sss OF
- SIS ok3W
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~T<S sOPPOrITIOs BOAT sos1 -. 80
,sz<6xEssY 0IaECr.-sSe " esas at,,.sT rsIs
arrives In rnle icr 30 hos u = - ne
o. c-fs Ezss end Wss TIE lov. presssfe - !. -
ECAEKA, Capt Ws.-roafI vii cave VI xrlsUas
i9s- Z BsleAy.sL Aondsys "e1Des3sys .ea 49,, ~
oclOck Il Ereighg s2ken 81 TO .0~es. pr, -. Dsss
osssszs o. s-ighL Apply oa board. Ias oos' a -
sOnp lsV.y rs41we1, AZ hss sccoufn1asA~' ~
rfr-f sdall rzhie ard
.a-sS STATEN ISLAND fskEnt ies~
20 foiiCs ,.<. fve
las-s Ns,- Ks,k-Ass, II, 4, y ssd gs .Is,,,oes
Lease s1zfss siaAd-Ag s. 10 Ia ~ and 20 -
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W PROPERrY-A county ssal .nssininE Spout :
~-- eere, - yod srt Sitt . fgs a. - dsrurs aoai-
- ss seen. wiz cuthsidiaysi &C WIN eO4i ua'ce
OIL al &c l..t t--es si i1 y -~ci. ln-c a.
= .ot. r.. - f~rri hss-l -osd ~ - a q 'u
n srosr s. N,fi.-st o. Del .r. Hosi %. .h--i
~ r rsrcrs.s nocsy -rD. on boyd >id iOi saAe
d..ir4d :. rsr cent for s~rns &C Apply .
ASTHONI BLEECKER, Aeclcasrf,
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. tAIIEOkNIA IIDtHks.-The selllsor,
- 6ria Of GEORGE FREEMAN co ue pFspstd1
supply shippers AMI emiRrsns Win houses ssgsfN
10 sUy thing 10 hls say ot1si uGfks a. ysfy os as
Our houses havs bsen u.Qd, approved VI AID s5se's
psWOiiksd by Csfofnisns snd olhsfs ca tgA
way OIL ls'eN
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- Ins Boz. A-a o-9sa-et q -. ~s.satc
lsft - seraacs yss'er4sy pc-G !. a. -. a..
~ al. 80 - ---s ~, J. -, -.ss - 49,
u. 20. - - 1s,c a1aze4
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urIANO.rON..rII-In b, foR Ill.

El-P1AND-FOhTh IN Fox @Ahb..
zxz&-I - Persons about purchasing P.o. ~
10 .lsir adv tniaxe % call - bLsNbH
j - w. wILDERs asBsfseto,y. ia fsiAe
Il i~sas si.7 OF ~ay) thsy Aavs large rsone.i
u Rosewood Plans rOr'tsruy "a hand syeJ hiss
msul warranted FOR t.o Frars n. \ W. LaVs re asos
81 lD4B lhan go DefsOns they viii r. Ter g. vho h
pdfchssrI auos = hen al 0f which have Ig~t %
VEGA satsfl.Ioni but ~han coy drsbis afs sSYssri
=, I'D h.ir qIAnly, the payment may be si1aeli ga
.lch doubts sge rsm0vsd Od P1los exchanged Ms
su4 .-cc, N hsld Plane, 10 ief uaH
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\. r.Es,A.CE ota. urlsi -i ~. s4r.. e. t.s.ts
-. e,tss hsrse, rssu uo a. r..s's la' s--a
a. ELIZA TlNiAn. a.t Us Nly oi hsN % t-'scei
s.,, ts.ns. W h-r tter-cf O. ths saai rssf a Aa
.e.. 49, , ta D.oai@., ..frss De- rst o. ,s-i a. = ,
s.n- . .ss.lt .tl aas oi asrh asAt Hte NssteT, 80
.. To-. .f srl f-rtsf .sgs MILAN hoIt .sss',of
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- IOO0 LOTS or 4 VILLAGE, on RAIL
cY1 AOAD rssr Nee.Yolk =. .oc e.. o. osIi 50
-s- l SCI 80. "a shops AID o1~ noel-eOIih $50 -
Ruysrs viii Draw FOR choice ard may ssI ga tout-
an To- for SO auy willing oUy "a ~ a Wssf ca ID
50. Lu.s' At hts cr-s ard hey Nil receive most
.f.1..sy 10 '5rm.n d. ilat az Ser ,worhy = stem
3 % ever mu ID heus- ,h-l s.t.tcd dLl e.
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NJ srR.SoscH.--1his eni nent artist WON
mary ps,aIs p~rslst q lsmsrtng a' dead, US
srnounced h. give to Concerts II yaUy u.th h.d
s.scsccau,i al Hiosrrsn H.ll the Ciiy II Ch'rss
ton "A Monday sn5 TOs'isy svrring- lsi', snd L
saturday les, b. 'sss here vel eod besiy We trust
nat the ruuof " hs de.,1 iii iced 10 'ur'-er n
trsllci0 q.
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o-I70.YT sILvEu WAroHLs

aNAa-l M ~ d " ~ O1l1s5
a. WATCH GRAINS, KEYS bNEAsfPiSs, Ep
SN R.nA, Sra, e.sts. FingerRilssi sil7ef sr0cs
x y eohs. cold Pens and Cases, God, hIys A..
's.3 8 sfso. Spectacle saacy 6o.ii, e AZ VIA
Ibt ENrar.ed geouin-, cheap sad 1000 Al the oa.H.
~ v,vs @,Jei , LocGwooe.
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.rSEOK -.Ik ORENCH.NGh EOK Clcl

iss FuR >ALR-s vel hnished t~c-s.o.y tws ~ Z
n bo..- rsas.rUv sltlsls- Ia 80 s,ase " Isrgy-
nix .ctf G q sEBRiNU
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WAR Vs-sELs --Am-1s The departures ye'-
tsrday w,re Toe storr'oip Lexington Tor o, s1i Sun.
nv for thu P1ofc.te fret vita stores o- th' Brszl
Squadron sd tn ls.' .- iha, oi the Psahc To- 81
lowing s tai &c ih- l,sirgtoa'io'fc.-s l'eat Cen
IN .u ting IN h Mitchell Acting Mss'er ~ VAIN
whyh, purser Tn0mas T. We-e Pa''"' As'!sili'
surgeon. John : Wri''lo Pat--d Nitshpusn, \. -.
Ds Rree EfsI N>rder Horti, aud Theodore LrA
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e. Feg p :. Al e. rl-------- l-4--.t
To- a. - = --- - 90 ss.-----3f = a.
s-als A. ---r C.l.-r al --Ut-fs 80. - '-s
- -1zsF' ~. ~ Kssr- - @,.aly - Q. s-T
-irlr- e - 49, = - -ssvs N'.ss "A 80. ~
J.. --.E r d WIZ A-r-i
frr N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-30

ToBACCO.-Ths demand for Totaseo VA quiie setiye
and the aales embraced @ hn Of which We have ne fl
lowing particular N hdi 2i6 A. snd I'll n 81 priyafs
terms 81 hhdt. A. e I2a hhds- 81 A. a. So uuas8R
At ~ 81 hhds q a. Ht ~ and Is B. Al az g ri at ~
and lastly % hhdss % A. a. 5J< do at ~ and 10 st
BE. b. Prices very fun
SUGAR AND MOLASsESs-No alteration IN eahs-
Limited sales at szSSE< for good Common to fully Far
Sugar. and l4falTe, for good . pnma Melaz,ss
FLOUR-The recsints were tgaing and a ths stoeE 4
much reduced with prospect Of any immediate arvsz
from st. Bouis, the demand brisk and prices hieha-
Sales 28 bbii. Geo Ohio and 163 ordinary St. IausY !,
% - 100 Ohio At 90, 100 do ordinary 81, Lous at IS ~
~ do ssected Sour At "a S. and III do fancy 81 Tu
at % 80 bb- The above nearly al from ne Isv-,
and Iom soTe sma tales Of choice wsTe mads us high I,
p Dbl The whoissock Of fresh Flour IS less ban 800 bb
CORk.-Saes Of sboat 1900 sackl were made in several
lots At 5055c-. bat large lot Of Prime would bring more
PROVIslONS.-Ws eoad not learn Of any considerable
sales Of Pork, which be had in large lots a so for Mss
or Bacon 60 casks prime ribbed Sides go and 100 sold a
ga do clear at &C., IS do Shoulder o. and IS tisEcsa
Sugarcured Hams at s.. Nothing or note done IN Lard
+ COfFEE.-sales Of 500 bags al 6szc. 9 H.
LEAD-A lci Of SO pigs ths Lsves bFoasht "a 90 p
Io0h
WHIsKY-DulI, with sale Of 50 bbs Rsetiasd On The
Leyea 81 lie y gallon.
BXOHANGE-Demaud and supply gs4y limited slsr
ling ss0s pet pm; New YoIk 81 day bills pct siso
Sight Checks 5Sld5zl Scs- pm
fhElGHISs-No new engagement repsftsd.
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LIE The bird just 'soaped
From the aloss eaaine Of anrna renila "a

CHANGiHa THE TUHg-last night four roysteTine blades
who CLAIM the Second Municipality for their home through
cut - We domain from iyeF 70 swamp. and from Canal
street to that mech disputed boundary Felety road were
poeeedng past the St. Charles engaged very agreeable
qnareite when they brought stand - By one
NhQ had no music m bis soul and who politely requested
slsnenaOn Of the vocal SQUADS. What exclaimed one
o. The most fputed Of the four, who much under the
influence OF the sta that he could double Woud ron
OF Christopher Strap under like circumstance,
We wants no nOise," answered the Charlie; meanue
we suppose By the regal that Recorder BALDWIN,
Capt. FOrng, and himself objected.
NOISE, man, FeIone1 onF musical hero, " why what a
leatheThead II ging were coming Il
N number sWeey simple, magn6esnty strong a. DOR
TASTE dictated earOng 70 the Of night through an at
nospheIe OF balm wakng the buds and welcoming he
flowers bunting forth to catch the light Of dawn5
II wont do. answered the guardian Of the hOurs Of
daknes see you are birds and on bnst too but you
peace Of the city and the dignity Of the watch 40 stop your
catter'
But old fellow said the lover Of sweet sounds we are
sefenudlng; this don't under the statute the law al
lows t. So don't dstulb while perform fyau don I
like our ho ttongnsd sublimlty wen give il in low
and silver voice.
Doa't talk Of your tTumpeis to me' replied Waichie
my rattle Is worth dozen of EN- None Of silver
wanted either. does my duty and is above bHbs -
Oh you jewel Of Charlie, exclaimed Of the ses-
hadeIs, and before the compliment c6udbe sci
world too large was brought down bis visual
with than loving force his spun through the al
By the same agency and then four pair Of heels showed
Themselves in good TuuEing order around the Gomez
pocaming the consciousness Of freedom in fight not les
than song.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE.

7NHE ONLY Domestic Insurance Company in this city
4 doing FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER Insurance
upon the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
THE CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE 90.
of NewOlleans,
With subscribed and pledged Capital Of
100000 Dollars,
Is now ready to receive applications and make inIuanees
az their office the northwest corner OF Camp and Ora
Vler Streets on
Fire. Marine and RiUer Risks,
al the tariff rates Of premium.
This Company is established upon the Mutual Principle
OF insurance, and is emphaoay Home Institution. Its
are to be invested and employed here, under the
control of the Trustees and not sent to other
cities Tor Investment
Every person insuTng with becomes interested in its
SuHcesand the profits instead of being divided among
lew belong those who insure with the Com
Inc Trustees, of the vital necessity of well
anp piedged FUND reliable in eases Of loss and
smpe under all ordinary calamity, assure the public that
they nave now fund of -.
it1o Hundred thousand Dollars,
SUBJECT to all the contingencies of CAPITAL and liable
for the losses of the Company. ~
The Trustees believe ms snbscrinon T,rs f,u r;t,
70 the assured and that this Company presents unusna
guarantees TOT prompt aud liberal settlements in cases of
its being purely Southern and Domestic nstnfion lie
acts are nor controlled by foreign Directors and it will con-
TORN TO southern habits IN its mode Of business
The portfolio OF the Company all times omen far the
inspection OF parties wishing to make insurance with m
.... Trustees go.
Samuel Bell, Thomas a. Adams, Moses Greenwood,
]. A. BaTeili. VIM z. Converse, Glendy BuTke
David Haddsn John d. Bein, j. w stsnto1
Nathan Jarvis. George Jones' r. Simms
}. + q. Nles John NJ Bell, H. M Wight
~. j. Walsh. IaEne5 kukman, r. b. Sumner
j. w. ZachaIia, John u. Hyde, John o Woodruff
o. n Buddscka, Lauis de Sauiles, w. 3. McCutoheon
g a. BarHeIe. q; = Babelsteen' PUG PUG,
J. Riifard. o. R. Wight F, Y Carlisle.
SAMUEL BELL. President
TH0s. A. ADAMS, Vice President
pHAs' J, MAEaQm, eeaIetaF' Wls Bma
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-30

THE CASE OF w. X, STILEs-the late State Tax Col
ector-whO was recently convicted Of embezEing abOHt
$40 600 Of the public Saturday last brought
before Judge McHenTy of the First District Court BY a.
FaTar Esqa motion for trial, Mr. FArgaT read
this reasons for granting the trial and enforced them By
evidence and Arguments He ended that the former
diet centrarg au and evidsnce inasmueh Il
only partially proved that Stiles collected over Sll8 OF
taxes. and hate then Sss endorsement Of check for
that amount was not proven 70 have been his handrt
nghat the jury brought him in guilty Of having embrz-
lied about 2oo1Q OF the money while the
the State Auditor charged him with the whole Of
the tax roll handed him. and him credit for the money
returned by Stiles, making allowances for the amount OF
taxes remaining uncOleoed in Stless hands M NJ Rey-
n0ds the District Attorney replied, opposing the motion
Ihe lndge has taken The matter nndeI o0n.dealion.
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NeW OrIeans CattIe Marlet

Reported to che Crescst. LEEAEETrE. July aP NJ
Arrived steamer T. Doswell with 20 Bssvss; S. Paul
- Sheep and % Cows and Cavss Prices continue itb
out maieria alteration. Beef slt elas being 576sS SEQ
ond eass 2i64e.E b. Hoea 4sa4lSc D b: shsr5. e37sa
o head Cows a5td $40 head; Com Ss7SOa 3 ivTbei .
Oais. 55eeOe.: Bran zoe 2 100 Hay. as5 8 o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-30

THE STILLMAN. CAsE-AppIicstiOn was made TO Judge
MehenTy Saturday b. MessTs. Fauar and Cohen cOun
se for the accused to fix bail in this The Judge
having reviewed the evidence stated that he should require
bail in the Of $780, and would reduce it Afterwards If
he found that the testimony would warrant reduction
The Mm. Slilmans now in The Parish pfison.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-30

ARREsTED.-Iames Smith taken in charge yesterday
by the Second icpay police rather too drunk they
thought, TO find his home Smith demonstrated the con
ary by violent attack upOn the officers. He convey
ed to the Wachhouse A bottle of andanum iound
him
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-30

ALLEGED BREACH or TRUsT.-Capt FOino arrested on
Saturday last A. Berganni and Thomas j. Ea1ha upon
the complaint Of Col Hunt u S. QuaEtemaser changing
them with being concerned in the taking Of Government
property from the QuaFemasefs Warehouse No Union
street. amounting $1,000 in value Mr. EaIhar has
been employed about two clerk in the QuahsTmas
tes Department and has heretofore enjoyed high rsputa-
ton. MI. Begsnni also well known and represented a.
very respectable No examination has yet taken
place. The goods C9 boxs) conveyed to the watch
houSe. As far eain the circumstances attending
this charge f0lloWs On the 9th inst. numheT
Of boxes Of harness removed from the waehOuse
TO the store Of Mr Berganin No SO Old Levee Col HBht
received the next day two anonymous eQHmuHeat0ns in
forming him Of this TIE goods TO have been
AUCTION TO be DISPOSED OF by Benjamin. but the Is lie
ordered them 70 be Immediately shipped board the Taa
hatchee, for hachOohes They found. part on the
Levee, and part his By Capt FoTnO Mr. Berganini
exhibited receipt for $500 from Mr. Earhat and stated
that he had made purchase Of the goods from him without
any idea that they had been WTOnguy obtained and the
latter gentleman stafs that the SaCd ey. harness. etc. be-
lOnged to him personally, and not 10 the Government that
he had purchased them at sundiy sales made from time
time by the United States Bergauin gave bail in the Sum
of $4,000 to appear alton before Recorder Baldwin
Col Hunt understand, answered for the appearance Of
Eahan. We opinion upon the charge until
fnli investigation can be had.
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To Planters. Builders & House Owners.

"A NE W "A TIC LIE.
PATENT NONCOMPLIANCE ATE-HINGE;
FFNHE above article the best HINGE in for self
shutting Gates, be at No. 4S Charities street.
They without exception the most useful article in
for keeping Gates before FaTmen dwellings and cot
tages shut without trouble. Call at w. A BEECHERSs
No. 4S CHARITIES street.
....ALSO ON HAND.
A fne lot Of FISHING TACKLE, GUNS, PISTOLS,
HARDWARE, and Bnidlng MatenaIs. lg26 u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-30

RoBBERY.-Sandy slave of Mr. EdwaFdi was taken in
charge yesterday by the Second Municipality police
by Mr. Merton Of stealing his cash box from No. 70 Banks
Arcade. Ii contained 500 in cash and valuable papers
$40 was found upon him on his arrest
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NnW ORLEANs MARKETa.

COTfONN otwhstaudiEa the very favoFa Biz accounts
By the Caledonia. which published on Saturday there
was bat little done in Cotton, ewing tire stock being rssy
nearly exhausted. The sales were barely 20 baie taua
81 Vsy fall rates.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-30
FOR CALIFORNIA.

,TFfg For California via ChaRres-Ne Orleans and
<ll|hltA ChagTes Regular Line To Sail On MONDAY
- the 30th inst, P8sitiUelV-0Rs Paassnasr 81 No
Rds SeHgerS The Al fasttaiiing and regular packet
sohoOHer N A r. J. Lesteh MASTER Il now ready is
receive passengers, and will have dispatch This vessel has
made three successful voyages to Chagres with pasla
and Is deservedY popular vessel. Persons going that ~
are desired 10 and look at her Lower Poaynne Tier
For passage apply TO Capt. Ieeich, On board On ID
d. WICKHARI Is Bi4nviiie a
or r. NJ. HARRISON 81 Gov III povarars 81
Passengers can take tickets By ths vessel fh4onsh "a
san francisco. On arrival at ChagFes, Messrs n III
lesteh q Co VIII forward them 10 Panama which pes
they have vessels 70 reeeive them 10 readiness Passaes
{hiongh WIN ~ lbs. baggage a250el00 payable here
EiEIEor California via Chaarss- rs SAL -
<2taS SATURDAY., Ssh Of Augdst.-f he superior and
HsLy tast sailing coppaed and copper. fastened brig
4sAHAS1A, Nm hogers, MISTER viii sail as above.
f, $50, Rates OF PHssaR0
IN Sanln $50 In SteasaRe 50
rIieEt o. passage apply the Captain on noafd o-
posile the beei AlaIkel. Rinl Municipaliig. @ g
ly8 @, }. MEEKER co. 81 Roydns s.
eersws For California, uia chagres, Regu!iqr
KAMA .Al0nthir Paekgt, = The splendid aieaushp
---ala ALABAMA, J. ]. tknEhg, cQlnnnahdeli VIA
leave for Chagrss. direct, on SATURDAY, august %
RATES or PAHsAGE:
In Saloons. $50 % Lower Cabin. 4Jb 90
Sieefage-me1s with elosF... SO ".
~ No berth secured until paid for. Passage can be
her cabins viii b sen. limited quantity u laght via
IVA ., ], mEEkER, % POyaFaa street,
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FIRST DIsTRIoT COURT-Decisiagl. - Judge McEfsnry
delivered, Saturday last his opinion the motion for
trial in the Of Joseph Bradley. lie decided againlt
the uaofiou
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STEALING sUeAR.Paul Batage was arrested yesterday
by she Fst Municipality police for abstTacting of he
sweets of life from hOgshead on the Leyee
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A Louisiana Plantation For Sale
OR PARTNERSHIP

STVHE MOUNT PLEASANT RETREAT PLAN
a TATION-sueed on the east side Of the Mississippi
RVsg in the Parish of East Baton Rouge $50 miles above
Ghe City Of NewOreans, and Is miles above the town Of
Baton Rouge. -
sSa $50 Acres cleared and the remainder denselv
~ Wooded, principally with Magnolia, On itthere is
rooms each floor, with wide Hall between, and fA
galleries on both stories, front and rear; q Brick IMNI
Smoke house Kitchen and Mi k-house Frame Cypress
NegrO Quarters BRcksmilh's Shop CaTpentei's Shop
Stables Crib and good Clubhouse and Mill.
The location is high and very healthy, being beyond the
contingency Of inundatOn Near the house plenty Of
Springs of good water.
The LANDING is the best between St. Louis, Mo-. and
NewOTeanB La and with force Of 80 hands, the place
could be paid for in few years. by the sale Of wood alone
to steamboats,.
good Stock FARM, for which purpose It would be very
valuable advantage could be taken OF the NewOheans
market when the upper rivers are low and stock
f not sold, advantageous Partnership could be formed
with the Proprietor Negroes would be taken IN payment
as cash, a a fair valuation .
For further particulars price and terms, address
II. G. HEARTT, "a Gravier street,
;yQQ aN5d& VV9nn NeWOreauB.