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WANTS..

WANTED,
A SITUATION, by a Widow Woman as CHAMBER
n MAID. She is good Cook Washer and Ironer, and
would be willing to accepta situation do the work of
small family, if she would be permitted to keep with her
small child She would accept a situation ship Steam
boat Stewades Good references be given Inquire
the third door from Gravier, on Gironde street, for
fyIf MRS. KALTING.
WANTED.
~ GOOD STOUT DUTCHMEN WANTED TO go to
3 Johnson's Saw Mill across the Lake engage in
ying SAW LOGS out of the brush and mud, osome con-
yenent place where teams to them to haul them to
Mill There Dutchman there that carried saw log
that made 1000 feet of lumber half mile through the thick
BRUSH and good deal of mud without stopping We
would like the other twelve TO be Just the 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 Hotel Slaves accustomed to that business
preferred Apply at 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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% Mrs. Sprague, formerly Mrs. Harrison, an
actress of considerable celebrity, died at her resi-
dence in Boston on the 24th ult
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Eight Building Lots of Ground forming the Corner
of Gravier and ST. Jane Street.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.


NUEsDAY March To al II ocockW be sold, at Banks Ar
90 l.
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS the square bounded Gravier
St. Jane and Bolivar Nos 90 a. 90
a. &c plan drawn Kne Werner Surveyors
18th March, lSS Lots 90 all Graver
No % nngthe OF Gravier and ST. Jane a. & 20
q St. Dimensions each
Plan exhibited the Arcade.
cash balance 2 and Is months
bearing mortgage the property and per interest
punctually paid.
Acts sale before j. R. Beard N p expense pu
chaser {, 9, u,
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rz- Thomas Knot was killed on board of the
steamship United States at New York, on the 26th
ut., by falling into the hold.
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Gs> The armistice between Denmark and Schles-
wig Holstein terminates on the Goth of March,
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f4eT Segasnea. yesterday the charge against
on Mr. Michouds plantation at Chef Menteur. Sunday
who %s s on hs
Several witnesses were examined but the evidence ncu
sorer Seuzeneau considered his duty under the crcum
stances to send the the First District Court Hob.
was therefore committed to the Parish Prison. the
1t appears, from the statements of the witnesses that LIE
chat left the house about o'clock in the evening his
usual rounds and was afterwards alive He had
@ M nf who % he %
ceased excellent friends and the best terms admits
he did go with him the woods He says that on
irving at muddy spot be declined going any further and
that Hobson did go into the woods with Lechat Three
witnesses testified that Hobson who had been with
aborer the plantation between and O'Clock the
evening that he had his gun with him. that he did not
went out for water and returned and passed the
% sfes s hs snd
ter not having returned to the house by O'Clock the horn
MondsyS Mr. Michoud sent or Messrs eroy and Fri
these two persons and some Others went to the woods to
search Hobson told them that two of the three dogs which
tany accompanied Them In dry creek fresh tracks of
esn % ssw e bs ,e H. O
of Lechat and Hobson 1t appears that sew
Soon after leaving the creek tin box consnng natche.
known to belong to Lechs was found and Immediately
lying his back and when raised found that he had
received shot wound in the back of his neck One
witness said the muzze of the gun could have been
than foot distant from Lechas body when he shot,
for his hair and shirt were both burnt The body found
testified to having heard the report of Sunday
and he did Indicate the quarter from whence ap
peared proceed When the body found seems that
Hobson, the accused, with the assistance of others,
veyed 1T to the house. A watch key produced in
court with view to its Identification the property of Lee
chat but of the witnesses identified it, The person
who bought the watch for Lecha said he gave him three
keys with it, of which similar to the produced
but he could not that the The key pro-
duced appears found the floor of the
pied by the accused and other aboe and claimed by the
accused as his He he has had for long time and
that belongs old English watch of his which he told
the Recorder deposited cofeehOuse uptown, and to
show that it did he the of the place where
was, adding that officer might be sent to examine
to the truth of his assertion.
This is the total of what ELECTED the nvesti
cation and think fails to ncupae the prisoner far
Further and conclusive evidence however be OBJ
tanned All that if the accused guilty of the
murder he profound dissimulaor for he bore himself
during the Investigation in manly manner and appeared
strong in the consciousness of his innocence
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,



Saturday Morning. March 10, I849.
Our market has not resented any important
during The week just elapsed has improved
price little rs well Tobacco, and farther advance
has taken place in the Rates for Corn Lard too has been
in good request, bnt Pioyisoos generally are dull
The River has Ieceded te if any, and we have accounts
from points above of breaks the Levee which are likely
to be Of immense injury the plantations in the vicinity
COTTON.-The sales of Cotton on Saturday were 1000
bales at steady rates. and the reception of the Europas
tiers by Mondays mail fully confirming the previous favor
able accounts from Liverpool occasioned renewed spirit and
activity in market the sales of the three days ending
Wednesday evening being fully 800 bales at average
advance in prices of at least % of cent As buyers
generally busy Thursday preparing their letters for the
European steamer only 1000 bales disposed of
that day-s however very full rates. Yesterday again
there fair inquiry, and $500 bales changed hands,
making total for the week of 40 600 bales divided among
English and COnnenta6uye with but little for the North
Wehave revised quotations with the improve
ment above noticed which would have been greater but
the increased fmness of the foreign Freight market and the
low state of Sterling Exchanges The increase the receipts
proper all the United States ports now 407 Il6 bales
while at this port there decrease of 10 $40 bales.
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Races-Bingaman Course, Algiers.
a. | afsS

OPPOSITE .NEW ORLEANS.
TINE FIRST SPRING MEETING OF THE ORLEANS
l. JOCKEY CLUB will TUESDAY, the goth Of
March, l8i9, and days.
FIRST DAY-A sweepstakes three Subscription
$350-Forfeit $lC0-Two mile heats.
Same dayA sweepstakes Subscription $3.50
Forte S50-Me heats.
WEDNESDAY,, 2lst Marcia sweepstakes three
Subscription S300Forfeit Sl0OMe heasThe subscr-
beers to fill stake-To March
Nominations be addressed the Secretary the Orleans Jockey
Club.
Same day-Purse Sl50-Mie heats.
THURSDAY, 22d March--Purse S300-Two mile heats.
FRIDAY, 23d Msrch-Purse S5O0-Three mile heats.
SATURDAY, 24th March-Purse $750-Four mile heats.
SUNDAY 25h Mach-Pure $250-Mile heas-Three in five.
SUNDAY, 18th March-Pure S250Two mile heatsThree and
four year Odds proper weights five and upwards
100 pounds-Entrance 10 cent-added to the
The Second Spring Meeting will Wednesday,
Ith pr days purses given
mh5 d&Wtf OLIVER & VALENTINE Proprietcrs.
. -.
ROPER'S SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY
No 107 POYDR.4S Street, .Feao Orleans.
open FROM 8 O'CLOCK, A. M, to Q p NJ. and
~ FROM to O'CLOCK p NJ iaS
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THE BARoNNE STREET TRAGEpY.-We understand
that Capt Bradley fast recovering from bis INJURIES and
that is supposed he will be fit be removed from
the Charity Hospital to the Baronne Street Prison in few
days when the charge against him will be investigated by
Recorder Baldwin The misguided man, learn care
fully abstans from reference to the tragedy in which he
was the principal actor.
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BELOw-COMIN9 UP.
Spoken:

Spoken:
BY the ship Thos. Wright the 2lst ut in lat 800 TO-
Ion $40 90 steamship Panama days out from New York
bound to Caforna-all well.
Memoranda:
Bngs p Soule, and Salvatore and sckr. Heroine
Havana, loading for this port.
Steamer Alphonse de Lamartine left St. Louis the Sd
inst. Reports the weather and river rising, with 10
feet in the channel Cairo All the upper rivers
open and nearly fee OF ice.
Towboa Hercules owed down and to sea- the Sd inst,
ship Harrisburg, and bark F. Warren.
Passengers:
Per ship ThoS. Wright, from Dubn-l69 Storage.
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SECOND DIsTRICT CoURT.-The Louisiana State Bank
CaSe-Yesterday morning Judge Canon dismissed the
cepions to the etion of certain Stockholders praying for
writ of quo pdrrant0 to be issued directed the Board
of Directors qnrng them show by what euthority they
end ordered the to be tried its merits Mon.
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Arrived YESTERDAY:

Arrived Yesterday:
snip Milan Manson, 10 days from New York to master
snip Desdemona, Emerson from Turks Island oath nit to
o., +. Whitney & Cod my. ' -
shp Tho Wright, Faren IS days from Dublin in ballast
, to maser-lst my. " ''
Bark Hebron Hart 16 days from Boston, to Chas Deake
Bng Rainbow stackpole IL days from New York. to mas,
bng Adams Gray, schnedau from Havana. Sd inst. to
H.; W m Ii Simmons-1st my.
Pg bfoom Long 50 days from Bordeaux to maste-Pont.
n'g Lima Higgins from Havana, Sd inst, in ballast, to
Dfg mhos Walters, Mschman, 5 days from Tampico in
n, ballast, 10 master-2d my
Bns E pI,g Hercules, from Congratulations.
sehI Dora Boghicb days from Pensacola to master
Jos n STEAMBOATS,:
To Ne 4. Day. Giberson. from Mobile.
YVnooe Sutton, som Mobile
] r nrady, from Foit Adams-352 bales cotton.
Nscbsu y Ell: Nay from Minden-12l7 bales cotton.
Ovia Lea,hers: from Hard Tmes-942 bales cotton.
Old H;cE1oh Johnson from Nashyle-l762 ba les cotton.
AInhoo Northern, from Nashville-771 bales cotton.
Lima E; ug ,L1ssmartine; Shannon, from St Louis.
Sal.dn, aTiehud from Bayou Sara-460 bales cotton.
CsJi,,o 92eman, from Louisville.
E,sL answorth. from Nashville-673 bales cotton,
T LANDRY from Baton Rouge-l4 bales cotton.
To wbboa. netcules, Pinnegsr. from the Passes.
1s v.pposs Ahon, Mclanisi from IL Psalss.
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AssAULTING AND THREATENING.-A law. abiding resi-
de mt of our goody city named Louis Corantn yesterday
made complaint before Recorder GenOis that as he wa,
walking along St Philip street, between 10 and IL clock
on Thursday night mung on the events of the day. and
anticipating the refreshing enjoyment of good night
sleep. he suddenly attacked by pugnacious individual
one Gregoe Carao who with force and arms did violent
y assault and slap him, and content with nctng that
punishment did afterwards threaten his body
get for pistol practice, at the time producing of
those formidable weapons wherewith hole occasionally
made in the human form divine" and life oozes out in
consequence Carajo arrested this complaint and
has given bail to appear and when Recorder Genos
investigates the charge.
ANOTHER ROBBERY. We learn that on Wednesday
night very large quantity of wearing apparel was stolen
Chaes street No of the stolen property has yet been
discovered have the police succeeded getting the
trail of the unknown thief theves-at least not to our
knowledge
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
UININE;, GAh0MEL, BLUE MASS. lPE, ~
as can be procured elsewhere-Call and w
m j1dee;aDr L. J. COXEs PREPARA- u
OGC SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequaled
remedy for Coughs. Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure superior to
the CAPSULES any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERW0RT,
etcFc the relief and of Conservation and bronchitis
. LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT
TT Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma
tsm, Bronchitis and Consumption.
~ Office corner Magazine and Poydras ss n23 ly3dp
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Livaudais Vacant Lots-Without Reserve.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN q co.

a.
SATURDAY, March Il, I2 o'clocWi be sold auction,
- Banks Arcade, the following iecrbed Real Estate
SEVENTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by
St. George St. Andrew Second and Third Streets Lots Nos
g. TO- IL, IL, 10, H. IS 6 and Il, plan drawn
by B. f. Nichols, Surveyor
No. TO- inclusive, George Lots II and 12
front Third and lots 49, A. Is Is and II front ST. An
drew all more fully described by the aforesaid plan.
TIE third cash, balance ~ months credit for
bearing mortgage the property which, puncuay paid
a per cent. per annum
Act of sale before B. Marks, notary public the of the
purchasers. mb6, 9, 10, ~, Is, l6, II.
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ORL e ANS TIL e A 7 RE.

CATURDAY EVENING March 10, will be performed, the
- second the celebrated Grand Opera and tabeaux
by Meyerbeer, entitled THE HUGUENOTS. Performers
Messrs Duluc Valet and Couad Mesdames Fry-Joly and
Berton.
TT The brettO OF The uguenots sale the Box Office.
tBr Performances commence quarter before T. mig
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

NOR e iqR IN A FEW aEK RAY TS. fin.
rs is'sasa Pr
aBSs %i s I viii DC 10 apply
and register their nedately board at Post 3,
a fsf n csm%oa
,,op n Ir e ;s sATURRRAaY. lS!h ms, ~
~ EzNs and c 81 "a REG eiR" =
very ss SAILING Biz %% nns
hay%s nearly Al hs
Handsomely accommodate limited humble! Of stsersse Pas
Sf offers every s quick and comfortable
Those persons going TO California Chssres, parcS
aSS ca" fight
mhs oro O. wIcKHAM, B hssains STREE: street.
Il 81 "a Or af29E H !e Splendid
j. aAsailing three masted schr. ALXARADo, FIJI
8Is " es + R S & to
Cabin Passage S5oIsteeage S35 Each passsnss, to Be-
allowed 20 pounds OF Baggage balance to pay eight az
cents pei foot mh0
e sST TTEs3AAX 1aR Npen new
aoMERY S capan G havps Il
sae 6e T0% Her @
es pp
00AD' ''' ' '''N'' G. J. MEEKER. @ Poydras st.
RATES or PASSAGE. ..,o
In Fint CABIN egg
s,esIase not taken, and berth secured until
paid for mh7
FOR CALIFORNIA though he STRAITS AZ yU or M1arL.
S: e y;,
M 1s nsy 'Pseou' packet SABA ~;
gagged we leave for the above port above Her cabins
are fitted in the most and elegant manner and
what she readily allowed to be By all nautical men
Gold REGIONS To those DESTROYS for the most direct and
wGGs be lea Il tie @ &c
ke First Municipality and select their berhs, as only
opportunity the will rarely again occur
perienced Surgeon will accompany the vessel For Cabin
ps''afs 1R e's st.
two Continents mhs
rg re g sq ~ e e, THURSDAY; the 18th inst.
oo AiSseRoeaff and
snd 3
cid and has fine accommodations fo passenger To persons
bs Ss%S 3 1s ohs Ss
mil lot or G. FoRBEs Il Poyds ssi .s "s sA
z Isl s FsfR!SSfXz beau
fP eODpeea and .1s bark bark
hOhlDA, McoaHy master navhhg ia H. par h
large and splendid accommodations for Az pasen
gers but in order TO afford comfort and strong induce
ments select company limit the mum Der to 20 and
nothing will be omitted which in way tend to rem
der this pleasant TRIP The Florida has all her voyages
proved hsasef unsurpassed regards her sailing qualities
To those going to California, would particularly invite
inspection of this vessel such opportunity for real
fort safety and speed, will not again The Csptan
skfn navigator, and perfectly acquainted with thecosst.
having sailed for number of years in the Pacific Ocean.
An experienced Surgeon will accompany this ship For fur
ther particulars apply to
or z, M. HARRISON & co, ~ Pcydrss 81. ,
BC en- Second Cabin or Storage pssssngsn taken
LOWELL e. EDNoHsToS, who will Eecsiyp any ssasien-
nens q ther en- The plan II ne flod GekA car b
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

kY- To Ieape WITH DISPATCH
E>OR SABINE.-The fine, staunch. coppered and COD
u per.fastened schooner GEN; TAYLOR, An 80
dersOn master having nearly all of her cargo en-. ~
gagged. will sail above in few days. For fTeight
or passage apply to A. WETHERBY,
milo 70 Poydras At
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
L.rlruDs, - 81 80 N-LoNo1rups, so Win Time, 6h
Cleared Yesterday:

Ship Ocean Queen Shoot Boston, JP Whitney & Co
R Rp t = y whit w hltney, Glidden, Liverpool, do:
Br; brig Unicorn. Balan Arichaf Campbel 81 Rickarhv
Schr. Susan, Fisher, Savannah r. M Harrison 4 %
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A. u, r.. IL
XANDER HILL & CO.,
40 CHARITIES Street, Cormeriy HUI Cooley d Co;,)
MOULD respectfully invite their patrons and the public
w examine their entire stock of FANCY GOODS,
embracing variety than be found single
establishment the city We have added to usSal as
sortment GERMAN TOYS. and suitable ORN en-
tai and USEFUL GOODS, consisting in part Of Dressing
Gases Work Tables, Embroidered Baskets Work Boyes
Sets Gold Thimbles Pencils, Studs Silver Combs every
rch) Shell Combs (evey pattern) Card Cases. traces,
and Plain and Shaded Purse Silks, etc etc; welocpedes
and Popes AecSions ETC. ETC. Needs p,n r na
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Farewell Benefit OF Mr. MACREADY appearance on
the Southern stage.
THIS EVENING Saturday, March performed
speaIe's Tragedy OF HAMLET. Hamlet Prince Denmark
Mr.. Macready; Ghost Mr.. Ryder Poonis Mr. Chppendae
Laertes. Mr.. Moron Gavedgger, Mr. Fuller Queen
jones' Ophea Miss Coad. To conclude LADIES, BE-
WARE! Lady Matilda Mrs. Stuart.
u Doors open at hapast s. and Curtain O'Clock.
kB Tickets and places had application Mr. j. P.
BALY between o'clock every day. milo
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FURNITURE STORE-53 Camp street.
THE subscriber informs his Country friends and Custom.
Il ers, that he has removed from the
First TO the Second Municipality, where
he invites them to call as they visit the -
city, and examine his large and fine - 90. ooU
Stock of CABINET FURNITURE. CHAIRS, LOOk-
to serve them with articles in his line at prices that can
not fail to give entire satisfaction. Goods carefully PACKED
and sent to boats free of charge. =,
G. WHITNEY. at the Sign OF the
mh6 I.rge Chair So Camp street.
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tV- To sail THURSDAY, March Is, positively.
nor CALIFORNIA through the STR ATS or MAGr

- T9 saM e. I'LL KSDAY; the 10Th INST.
NOR CHAGRES.-The splendid, cOppered and copper
L fastened steamship COL STANTON, -reGss
J. ]. Wright. master.-The Col. STANTON is xEGNN
sound staunch and well built vessel, 10 months
old and has fine accommodations for To persons
DESTROYS of speedy and comfortable trip she offers strong
inducements No berth secured till paid for. Each
will be allowed 300 lbs baggage-a over at the
rate Of 50 cts foot For freight apply TO
JNO. GOODIN, 81 Camp street, up stairs
mil lot mr. r Il q FORBES ii Poydras street
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
-. COtt0R bales Tobacco, bhds
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1913. 81 4OI a. $50
Received past week ........3 80 532 5S7
previously. ........ 761 II6-794, as 1857 s.2s4
s32,O49 23I4O
Exported past week. ....... 30 343 14S
previously. .... -. 81 ,9iS-56s 29l 46l9-4767
Stock on hand not ceared.......... 1853, 1853 8373
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Manila Hawsers ..... Manila Hawsers.

CATURDAY March To- at II o'clock A. MEWii be sold, at
- Thaye house Alge OF whom concerned
TWO MANILA HA WSERS damaged on Florida Reef landed
from steamer Anglo-sax0n.
Terms, cash sale. mig
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Succ ession of Alex. Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.

]. A. BEARD, AuctOneer.
TRlDAY, April s. i848 10 O'clock will be sold
Banks Arcade, this city, by and of order of
Hon. E. Judge of district of NawOr-
leans, dated 26h January 84 and under of James
Davern Esq., Curator Of the Alexander Logan,
following described property,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with ali the improvements
thereon in the Second Municipality street.
a depth of SO feet inchos and S lines.
The said property situated between Camp and Magazine Streets
and is leased to James Vital until April, 1850.
Act of sale before j. R. Beard Notary Public at the Of
the purchaser
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TT To sail ON or ABOUT the 10th inst.
FOR CALIFORNIA, ria CHAGRES.-The splendid
j faN;saing three;m asted schr. ALvARADO, FIJI
Copeand master will leave above. For balance 41IR
of freight or passage having few berths Olsen. .
gagged apply board at Post Second Municipality or to
JOHN w. ANDREWS 81 co, 81 Common ST.
Cabin Passage S50-Seerage S35 Each to be
allowed 200 of Baggage, balance to freight at ~
cents pee foot, mh5
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ENGLISH FRIEDRICH
100 A00 ENGLISH Fire. Brick, landing from barks
lOO,OUO Margaret & Sarah and ship Wataga and
for sale by JOHN STROUD & CO,
mh3 Ii6 Common St
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AUCTION NOTICE.

AUCTION NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER having closed his connection with Mr..
LEWIS FLORANCE will hereafter carry the Auction
Business his and trusts that from his long
Auctioneer and his weknown capacity
he will receive a portion of the public patronage:
RefeTe7ceS-Maunse White 81 Co., VIM Laughin Co.. Jacob
Bsrke
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EY TO Leaye about SUNDAY. 18th inst, at A. M
LNOR GALVES1 ON, Lavaca and Corpus Christi.-The
il regular Texas packet steamship FANNY, xerss
Il. e. Scott, master, will leave above. For AgEHNM
freight or passage apply TO
KIDDER, DESHON & CO..
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eY- To sail WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH
ENOR BOSTON-BOSTON and NEW ORLEANS.
- REGULAR LLNE.-The fine, fast sailing Eas
ship ZONE, Capt Foster, win sail as above For A&
patty, or to DEWEY Co, 81 Gravier st.
u. T. SAVAGE, mig
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ALABAMA OSNABURGS
t We are receiving and shall keep sale, largesup-
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manuactur-
ing Company Alabama These Goods we think are not In
feor to any of Southern Manufacture. Wei ne atten-
ton of Planters Merchants and Others to thes as as zoe
are directed to sell at the toaoest market Price,
d,a3mis Holm T. DONALD & CO.. SO Camp st.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO AL GIERS
1HHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
i that he has in successful operation ~ =
fine new STEAM FERRY, running from ka}A8ttaS5 -
the City of New Orleans to Algers, from day lssS13
light until O'Clock, M The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
site the Pontcharrain Railroad landing in Agies shot
each side well arranged and safe and exit ard
trance always obtained The rates the those
charged by the other Ferries. Also shipmaers and others
wishing to go the Point will find large and commodous
skiffs constantly plying between the Government wharf
(wheIe the Onnibuses stop and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side. -
WILLIAM RANDOLPH