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Navv Order.

Navy DEPARTmsNr, March 81 l840.
As mark Of respect to the memory Of Commodore
William C.. Bolton. who died at Genoa, tho ga Of
February Last while in command Of the nitsd States
naval forces In the sgs OF the navy
yards and stations and vessels In commission will BE-
boosted at half mast and thirteen minute guns fred
ut nooD the day after the receipt Of this order
OfHceIs Of the Navy and Marine Corps will wear
Grape on the left arm for thirty days.
w. BALLARD PRESTON.
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Married.

Married,
On the Sd instant by the Rev. g. F. Kettsll, Mr.
JoHr AIrKEN, Jun to Miss HELEN D.. BARros, step
daughter Of John Braden. all of this city
On Monday, the I'd April, by the Rev Ralph Hoyt,
Jo'rrH BUTLER, Esq. late Of Dublin, to Miss DELLA
MAMA BaowN, of this city.
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struggle, and in that Huggle the conservative
prnciple must yield to the progressive. As loog
q Cuba 10 discontentsd, and Canada dlscoateoted,
under their esent .ulers, the vast majority OF the
n oule Of the UNITED States will be IN favor Of re.
eeivipg them INTO the Union aud the party thwart-
No thai result cannot sustaln themselves.
Slavery IN California being no longer bone Of
contention, the people in that country having very
pgoperly taken the matter into their own haods,
de tree soil party will In all probability give an
orgssixed support TO the annexation OF Canada.
whenever that question may arse. But they will
by no means oppose the acquisition Of Cuba.
Such, then, are the present position and pros
poets Of the administration. Everything is yet IN
tstxyo. The experiment Of the present cabinet
nay succeed, and It may not. TRIAL alone can
Neat II,
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n A RITZ n n iaTH LLlanavE.
Fort Of New York. April 4, 1870.

sUn nnD... ~ nVoD srrS ............. 4
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rican genius In England and should II not be so |
would ask even the most contracted mind Of my own
country what out Of All her history will remain to pos
terity n ole Of the chief evideno Of Engand real
grestnss Where out Of our island We to look
for the most unsquyosA proof Of the character and ge
MUS of berrscs Why In her pride Of place even
while rho SIN sits ybse like turrst upon the
subject deep-as queen among the natons-she can
trace on the proud long list Of her ustrious records
And whom, with the revolutions Of time her day Of
decline may and far dista mt be that day and
she lies ref Of her amid her foes fororu
even then the widowed queen may still "in faded
splsndor wan" stretch out her drunken arm and
point The broad Atlantic to the giant nation here
her offspring and the still existing proof Of her sene-
lasting honor Nor the reflective OF your country
unmn dful Of the brthrght you enjoy, OF your heri
tsge In those master minds that untitled nobility Of
Locke In the laws In the Institutions, and the Lam
guage common TO rs both, that sduoats . nation to
presninence. No vestge Of national prejudice ought
tus and esteem The dsstipies Of this
try too manifest to be denied doubted aad the
world looks TO IL with anxiety and hope lh geogra
this vast continent but let hope the power Of OPT
niop not Of the sword, will your advance
establishing the dominion Of your institutions over
foundIy suggested of mastery inactivity" Co
tensive with the spread Of the Anglo Saxon race will
be the humaDEing influence Of our literature sad our
srts and from the remote Columbia river to the dis
nht peak OF Darien the words Of Shakppesre may be
siuments Of civilization, ipeucating one largo and
Dnsns charity among all, who are made Wiser In bis
pIecepte who learn humanity from his living pic.
OF human passion and glow with rspturss usfst
cecre she thrilling music Of his matchlsss
Gnu Sno the ow.minded, the mario hearted
ms Doble mission Who bou nteously favored hmseif
vtn the blessing. Of constitution, would descend to
cause seek to expand The wildcat imtts the 8rst
great principle good government the gresssst pos
sibs happiness Of the srssssss psssiss nunbss ~
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afboard aide, the entire bulwnrhs both sides tern
hes &c. weeping deeis Of boat everything was
hp and other distress could render S.n no
ecHR IsrI at Norfolk from NYork in running nm from Hat
tsra Hsn,y 30 miles Uaps eksa up "
supposed to have ens out Of the stranded vessel
,es I.M = a r Bari Ticker New Bedford
B. she bad S W rao ON ,Sn AZ az
n.th .use seah sad threw 100 bbs our and loo obs
.S.,us,a sR pc spoke ssi
,n % hour hs, @ ws, in The hold nt boats
became necessary to abandon her. Wv ." '''' ~
Whaiemen.
ss.a a'sss 81 s.1S NY s GS s.s
2.ee It's bone 70 Chaa Tnelsr Co. Reports 4. Oahu Oct
Isi Jaw. Stanton cSs Gn Dsa1
sR ssS y. GP %ss
cooley, Goa I9ns IO alst orsmSo, bsr.let M o an
$" b Ssssa a %:sss
Sx cS : s e. A ss.sd TH.:
,s -" o ~; g Oh to Tho. kSc.s 20 SPOKE psc
e. e. SsS Ss!f bark fs p s's for NY
days I'm rBayep for Pacific clean; Fob l2 svht Of Perasmbu
si a oaf % lon
sS Il % "a w iSa s:s two boat sGa
for hsme With apt sstson late Of shp Trident NIB pas
az sEsy Bedford "a ,sir, c.a.a Esyn.rd. Kan.
ssy ssunS ri -, ,,pd, ship plym:p Edwards G
Fss Eliza %. snsr a and hSm; fu SPOKE
for FBAvep. f 3d. lat 1905 lon &C. bark Alfred Typ qcs
3 D sa ''sns sAs p ,:Ps s 4.
~ P I:s; n s':,S,t s,1 % R Be- ;.
S sSsscs A,s, t e.. "a IS o sSp Mia
:. e psssi R 1s,: Tss s g:
s'; ws.. ssa ass s.s g g: p r q
k,rhr oos Allen DO so,r Tsh sov TO- Ipis Folss
Shytiand In Japan, seen isr q, foil
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I OUIsIANA STATE sCRIPT.-lO,OOO Acres, IN
L. amounts to suit purchasers, for sale BY
os Sm PARADISE, l4AWRASoN & co.
PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE COAI.-For sale
IN lots to suit purchasers BY III. +, SMITH,
Ms San corner Carondeet and PeIdido SIS.
I IMETi5OO bbs. fresh ThomastOn LIME, landing and
ana St JOHN STROUD Co, 1l6 Common St.
CtEAIENT-l2OQ bbls. Danman's and Nelson 4 Browns
~ Rusendale CEMENT, landing and for sale by
dlS Of JOHN STROUD co., l46 Common g
pLAsTER-650 bhk. WOtlerspoOn's C0lcined .sastel
ais s. Join STROUD & CO.. ll6 Common st.
DREsEI8V Fls--ss5 CASES Fresh lyssieTn PRESERVES
4 for sale BY ld5l 3 WOLFE, 3 GINvisgs',
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New ORLnANs Co., 1EARxnr

LAFAYETfR, Friday, Dee. Ar. M7-Arivad during tina
week lla Beeves, 1877 Mich Cows, 59a Calves Az Hogs
1879 SHEEP, IS Horses and Sc Mules
BEEF CATTLE.-The stock on sale has continued bsavv
Choice Western seldom reached fully &C. y R-though We
quote q 95 extreme prices.
HOas.-PHees have somewhat imIdovsd being now 2sf,
SIC n, and the stock sale is heavy previously
SHEEP-Thete good supply in market and prcetane
at 20 259Ae IS p head.
Mich COws-sel slowly at s229 s55 y. head.
CALvEs-Are in good demand, and sell at 81 Gee q 10
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
lAr1rrnE ~ ~ !. -IaraIrrnr a. IN Tis Id

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Hartsteue, ChagTes, Eia Havana,
Ship YIN D. sewa, JACK, Liverpool, Law & Ill Gale
Ship Emperor, PedHck, Havre, H. " Baxter
Ship alarcellus SpOonef, Boston, Giifney & Lowell
Bark Laura SNOW, FhorhdEe, San Francisco ''-'-
jenkins & BuddeudorF
Bark Carlos, Scar, B9stoP, J. ?, Whitney & 90
Brem schr Henrque, Hancken, LagusyTa Schmidt & 90
seh o Sarah 4k eoe S Fa1Xn w. stanton S1h9 b
Arrived Yesterday.
U. s steamer Fashion, Baker from Fon Brooke Tampa
Ship Raah jackson, II days from New York, to Toby
ship Sea Lion, Dyer. hence for Antwerp. returned IN dis
Bark Hannah Thornton. Hanna, 10 days from Turks Island,
BARK KiTkwoOd, Martin IA days from Baltimore to c. }.
Brig r. soqlS Smith, rom Havana st fst to Troisgr6s,
Bng ostaSia Porter, days from Pensacola to master
scb! Sarah Lewis Keller, n days from New York, 10 j.
W stantoH& Co.-POint
Jas. L. Day, Giberson, from sa' Mobile:
RRG sfsa5 RfstREaE a% 9P P Ga E'oa bales cotton
Jamestown, Leake, from Nashville.
HbeTpia, ChambeFiin. from Louisville.
sunfioweT Gosqts, from Onachita-94 bales cotton.
Elisha, Landry. flom Baton Rouge.
Chalmettsj Tbbomas9p. from i hoesRIort
Prinpeqn Ealsr from Cgmaen--i9!l bale3 cotton
BOstOna, Pnce, from St Louis.
SulIana, Y0re, from St. Louis
United States, Caldwell from Cincinnati
C. Z. Watkins, Harris, from Easpor Mss-5f7 bales cot.
TowbOat Tenneseean, Duncan, from the Passes.
IOwb0at Southwestern, Martin, from the Passes.
TowbOat Anglo American, Porter, from the Passes.
BELOW--COMING Up.
Ships Sheffield, Kaahdin, and R. Hooper; and bark Ghas
Spoken.
By ship Raah, he st nzs, Of the Isases, spF OgOuo
I from New Yofk, foF tls port
Memoranda.
The Fashion left at Fort Brooke, the 18th inst
schr Sylvester Gesner, bound to Manatee. Saw, on
18th inst, off the Northeast Pass three hermaphode BRIG
Came into the river the 18th inst, An. Saw.
the head Of the Grand Prairie, bark Ganges, bound mp
anchor, below Poverty Pout tOwboat Belle with ship al
a bark
The steamer sultann left ST. Louis the 7 inst In POI
loading for New Orleans steamers Constitution, Connection
Ne Plus Ultra, Hannibal Pride of the West, and Iowa.
.Towboat Anglo,Amer towed down and to sea. on d
Sth inst, ship Jas. Conner.
TOwboat Tennesseean tOwed down and to sea- on the Il
inst, bark SouthemeT, and brig Hope.
Passengers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
French Languag,


m n n - Ne. .sY'
TIC DeSt CFID0TtHflttp 81 acquiring lhtS DSefut
Edlioga 5otn ,fforad
AIR EUGENE EsDRH ,iil Tssns III pTs,,b F.,t. ci..,
~ as soon sufficient number Of scholars Is obtained
~ pupils and those whng 70 Join bis Class invited to call and
snsef lher names
fo urher particulars appy bis office, No q Duncan's Build
u 81 EASeihange Flaeee $500 - -. .. a.
q M y teaches Double Entry BOOK KEErIEo attends %
llsh IapaaapeII ''s ~ ''''s u D0' ia w 'en s di5 IN
s-SsTT-.--. . - - - .sy--
- 1sAe1lheuI LiOdge NO. OSs, u, d. \. p ~
Talsl we nIle,gn Of lhg Gr1nd Lodge Of i.ous.
u Lodge are held on the second and fourth Thursdays Of w
each month al haifPaa O'Clock NJ in Friendship Hail No no
9 M member. o. lhe Lodges under h lasds9a,
order IVA iy HENRY sTNOGs NJ ny
~ M. ~ = "a, = 81, ~. II is,,,
- AUG DooNS VI We LoulSlANA illSIhhONlC ASSOCIA-
FON opened daily the office the Secretary 10 A.
NJ at the store Of T. A. TYLER No 80 amp areet under
the follo,yir, urts and po.,,,.on.
Jug i'ule "i'' i'esu
tk not transferable and one Guest ticket which will admit
'aly or honTesident only" al, ,,,,- - e..
oeto X NJ McALPlN, President
49, a a - ~. TS-,,---, =,
,taR l. -; " E....Uuu e lows nest
~ 3 o. u SPaV%sIs , shy are PrSP'r'd 70 dispose
~ al "a ~ 'ps Lens5y o. Ve l. u r. benu-
NUMBERED LOTS By 10 fset at s5oi ,oo.,...o
LETTERED LOTS AT 81 Per square loot. 80 ~ ''
Do Lodges joint proprietor, and members thereof at
$50 each,
ID vaults be paid for in advance Applications
Vaults TO be made 70 . -
myl0n JOS. ETTER. Treasurer. 20 Camp st.
TO- 81 ETiCbaoIjs F3euevoieDt TnriSI S'ocio+,- =
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sNeaU StgkcS.
NJ. II. HAGGERTY a. BRO,
No, SO Canal street.
VNOTID respectfully solicit the attention ladies a
w assortment Of sh the latest and styles lust
received by them from France, per ship Brunswick ~
Black Silks.
tiTos de Rhine from to u yardVide.
toult de Sole eros de Nap, and Brilliant GustreE.
Satin leyantine, Royal Barehea aad ArTuure
Rich Satin, plaid and stripe, Peldns
Eztra rich Satin Damask and Waered Poult de Sole
COiOred silks.
Chnngeab Glaze Poult de Sole plain striped and plaid
Do. do, very small stripe for Misses.
Changeable Glacb Armures and Satin de Refine.
thangeable Leyanines and Satin de Chine
Very rich BrQcade and Brooh6 silks latest styles.
Printed silk MusiHs and Tissues, Plaid FOulud
Spun silk Tartan Plaids.
Plain, Plaid aud ChangaRble Florences
THESE Silks have been with much care and being pur-
sted before the late advance in French Goods enabled
ss them ut oneird less than the present prices IN this city.
few rich French Embroidered Capes
Just received and selling very
consignment Of White Canton Grape ShaW plain
embroidered received aud offered at hall the
NJ. r, HAGGEHTY g. BRO,
importers OF French Goods and General Dry Goods Dealers
ny Ai'N,fs2dpu No IS Canal street.
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JAMEs 81. sPRATLEY,
SURGEON DENTIST

s U R G EoN On ENLIST,
Once No. 40 81. Charles street,
WHERE al operations he TEETa Mn PsliofI6sd a q
w .aislee gIy manner nlsly
= TO MERCHANTss
u Z. NICHOLS s CO., 80 and IS Camp street,
faRo s5d RHPF9e ana anh PSI y F MINES
have constantly on hand full ASSIGNMENTS Of the following
BRANDIEs77of the following well known brands and
tslsi Pinet Castioni lean Louis Old London Docks;
$50 sa isl and SIS The whole IN RaTebo 81 sSa
CHAMP GNEsIo The following favorite brands: Held
SCI = Co.; Seh1iedeF Red Eagles Gordon Beui Duesl
PORT AND SHERIFF. Wood and Glass; PeSnarii1,
20 EEs4seopaTi sandsmans 9aieyi Weber 4 FoHssisg.
IN whole half and quarter boxes; Almonds,
Flberts, Brazil Nuts English lvalnuis Peeans OFa5ges
/ ,,,r dlsem,ons r lne, apps Coco Nuts, etc
To5 English Pes s Miller P s1lSss, do.: i Sss
Bun Sauce; Royal Table Do; shrimp dS.; sse .as
! mn, A1e1oyiss, He9Tings e5e.
CRACKERs-B Boston, Bread Butter WaiSr IS 61.Ii,
/ CHEESE CheddeE Dutch. Gloucester and Cheshre
! ElXTRACr OF CPPAYIA, ARs1FARIFH-s
- AND CuBEBS-Ih original preparation has nToVs5
vied tRe de ,S 1 b el S' v" gaE @ pro
he Corner 81 Magazine and PosdrGs Streets dii =
| C0LENIAN's GONORRHOEA RTTXlTTTRE
mn psopnasor ieels confident in offering his MIXTURE
J Is he fbS Il Mn II se 9es disease g eoEddent
h h Asehs w. 70 hsJHad tie Money when iah. lis osIT
d6 sm RusTE 4 PADDOCK. 110 Pop4-4. =
1 COMPGyND EXTRACT or CoP0VI1 "a.
NJ ~ ~ - Fer Diseases Ct ne Criaa5v c-sess
Inc extensive ct this Remedy foF he iasi -
flty during which period has rarely failed 10 efF d rs
ieet cure where the simple directions Who's eer91rs
seSi ana nae9ualsd eXeellenee Being nee rom 81 nav
se9tlng properties Il Is acceptable TO The mos
for sale only at & '+'' tl.''n. s,-1f e
~ MACPHERsQN's Drug end e,s-i ss
9l0 ON No. - CAMP stroet. New fisis-ss
= RAKER's COCOA. CHO0Of.94s7 a liI77fi9 I.
=. - peehasea ilssh, ia s5ole lal for lala 81
l % CHAs' sFouGhroNs "a Csup q,
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NEW. ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING. DBCEMBER rs.

I. FfRsT DIsTHIcr CoUHT-JNdgs .ileHeHrB.-SaHluel
Smith brought Up yesterday bs0f5 court writ Of
set 81 Rse5sf Gsso a. daaseTous and SUSPICIOUS psoa
The Judge ordered bin to be ssi at liberty E. Kelly was
store Of NJ Richards, and Sequitted This va he oaly
business Of Importance transacted -Four Of assault and
battery were tired and the parties al aeqniitet
An EvrL spnrr.On Thursday night. while Mr. Sarah
NJ Hughes, and The inmates Of heJ house, were sitting con
veing npOn the general affairs that agate the civilized world
they were sudegy startled b. an aaat upon the d0s any
thing but gentle sye Ehcb followed By The abrupt
SeI and daring ne word e combat What scampslng
eats meeed and npr5ar IN general esnedf bluefi0n
shouted onei murder " cried another " watch " broke
made No isl Customonss street appear mimic BABE r
The beng. MondeH insisted on cutting he tfosts 81 he
70 e5aiehd wit-te innate 6aa aed Herr va goiioss
opportunity % make ad havoc, and the abused bis little
brlei 9uihqty n TIE manner common - usufss Bang
went the gano longer fired to hold tie mirror up to naiure
MOndeh could not the table IN roar but he sett IN
aWhr and proved hmefno carpet knight b. The .eorH dis
of anarchy eogd u9t tbg ggarz Of te pgaea rallied %
the Of disturbance, and after difficulty the noisy
intruder Fas shom o. h ar9ed power and Yesterday was
aaigned 70 shew cause for the sudden seRe and deadly
siill remain in the dark as to the transaction.
IycoRR1erBLE-Johr Garter tqliss Henry Baker AHA
Dutch Henry, was taken in charge yesterday By the Fr Mu
nc D FSs's 70 Pesnt m G S 39 s bis haRd me
keys into Their locks. Garter TOO well known escape,
and MAJ expect the wOrshouse to be his portion for the next
IL TRoUBLE-F T. Herman was sent before the First
District Court Yesterday by Recorder Geqos ontwo charge
that or larceny, IN taking so from the bureau Of Ellen
Owens, and ao for asapng Edward EaF the night Of
the 18th inst, in Cusionhouss street.
Owe OF 'EMaR Robert Roberson il said % belong the
Paternity thal i9ist or eZ going about seeking whom
could not pass bis claims for office, Robert yesterday
vas aken IN charge 70 await the decision Of Recorder Geno
FINED-Sgyea free negroes were arrested charged with
being IN Cabaret al the Of Main and Burgundy
Streets engaged in playing card, and drinking with slaves.
The accused were fined go each, and being able pay
Chat amount were committed fosihHy days each.
AssAULT.-kYiiam Christian was charged yesterday be-
tore kecordE Gsnos with hating committed udpF0vOked
assault Michael Regain He also accused another
affidavit Of fighting and disturbing The peace in Hospital
street, Thursday night No examination has yet been had
SELLING LIQUoR TO SLAvEs-M Bensadas who keeps
cabaret on Front evee Cont street, arrested yes
teTday, charged with selling liquor to slaves.
TAXING KEYs.-Paicl Rooney, for the larceny Of six
keys, aTagned yesterday before Recorder euois What
Patrick intended TO DO with than has not appeared
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Corrected sVsry morning, especially for The Crssesaf "
Notsln the First municipality tdesgnated following
able VI the Nos the Railroad and
nthe Second t2 the Ms above the Steamboat Land
Fathoat Third m3l
Nn
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FOR SALE

A NEGRO WOMAN, % Years Of Age, an excellent
n Nuse Good Seamstrcs, House Servant, and Fan
washer fully guaranteed, will be disposed Of reasonable
rate She Is sold for aul-her owner having fuuhel
use for, Apply at 1856 C.4R0NDELET' Street, ms #
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NEW ORLEANs MARKETs.


SATURDAY AlQfnings D1lHAl0Ht % AlaisJ
The pat week has been period Of considerable activity IN
some Of our leading staples, such Sugar, Moae Corn
etc. though Cotton has bsen depressed BY The Eufopas ad
vices and the transactions have also been very limited i1 this
advanced period Of the Tobacco has continued d
with steady improving tendency Flour has become er
while Provisions Of oil kinds have remand nearly stationary
The Cunafd steamer Niagara leave Liverpool tot
New York he II inst, and her accounts therefore
folly due b. Telegraph.
COTTON-The anticipation Of he EuTopas news raH-
dersd market quite don Saturday at and barely 1000
bales changed hands On Sunday the expected adqice came
to hand and proved unfavorabe they epored I'D
decline Liverpool with sales 81 eareey 200 for the week
enng on I'd November. This produced quite deDrl
with u.s. and the combined sales Of Monday fucsay
and Wednesday did not exceed 900 bales at reduction IN
cases Of fully Z of from the Of the prsvioup
Friday. On Thursday there slight increase in the bas-
ness, which embraced 1000 bales the DECLINE before noted
and yesterday factors being deou Of coming POSSESSION
Of the Niagara before selling extensively the sales
1000 bales making total for the week Of only 600
bales taken for France England and the North. we find
necessary 70 reduce quotations Of cent though
would remark that many factors alua resisting the
decline The rsots since 1s Of September now sD0 AS
bales against 30 40 70 the time IN 1873, an an The
United States ports there Is dcreaae Of 5i bales
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HNRDwARE AND IRON STORES,

HARDN ARE AND IRON STORES,
Nos. 50 and ~ CAMP STREET.
DRIESTLY & BEtN, Importers and Dealers ia For.
iery, iloS. TN Piaiss. ETC.,, hank ilair
N quality and prices OF their goods, and - s5S
they hope, secure 10 them a continuance OF their ia
- yors BY arrivals from European and Northern pqrts.
selected, of thing u their line and confidently o.,
SfoeE Of ,Tfie6 lie ioiIoyins i pagi W:
English Bar l'on, round, square and hat--590 tons
'su.' Boiler Plate--2O tons:
q. Tennessee Iron, round square and iut-sOO tons;
Boiler Paie-3J tons;
b.. o. Plough :, -2i tonsi
Mouds-I,lo tons;
swss4ss 70 s als q Il Il f ioisi l On t3t
Sheet lrou-.Englh, American and Teunesee-from 10
Hoop Iron-iFom s 10 a. incll-s0O bundles:
Round d. iron q % lnct-75OO bundle1;
Tut Naii-eelcbrated Weymouth and other good brands
Press slikes-390 kegs;
lin Piates-bssi Charcoal brands-6OO jozes;
9 5ze 9 ans sResT6 e So s 900 Ms
Gernan, Shear, Blister and Cgsi Steel goo ibs;
ANe5-genqiqe Collins Hunts, eco boxes;
WhiuemoIe's C2pon, Woodland H9Te Cards-6OO dozen;
liar and Wine siages-250 dozeu:.
Patent balances and Platform Scales;
Anvis Visgs, stock and Dies Bellows;
OK. Trace, Log, llalteI and Col Chains;
G .6S5s, CaR PooI an4 r ARsS95 d..
American and English Locks; Sliding Door Furniture;
Hooks and Plate Hinges; Buts and Parliament Hinges;
Window Frames Of every description; Hoes Of every de
scnpton and pattern; sCut Pit and Mill Save Plough
of Kings Halls, and other good brands;
Hollow Ware and Castings-l50os:
Tared and Manila ROpe-al sizes;
Oakum, Marine Houseine, ETC.:
Sperm, Iinsced, Lard and Whale Ois
Atlantic Pure White Lead
Brooklyn, Nos. ] aud @ Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints; Nerdgris:
Paris and Chrome Green:
French Pots from 10 so Pints;
Mil and Grind Stones;
Sheet Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe etc, etc.
90 They also the only Agents in New Orleans O
Hllman, Yaneet Co. 5 celebrated T f N N r $ FL
RON SO Wed& Satin
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Positive Sale. Slaves.
BY FLORANCE 6E-TAYLOR. :
-UVT W. N UI 7T-9-
BY j. Nj. DEPASs.

a. Mules, Horses, DFnYs and Carts. a..
- BY II. j. SPEAR, Auct'r. 70
SATURDAY, December I5 at hafpast 70 O'Clock sh-L
- VIII be sod, ny The Horse Auction Mart corner 81 C5n0b
and Rampant sreeis--
II Saddle and Harness ffORS ES-sone euarautiel
II Mules, CARTS, Z DRAYS, and
HORSES from the three Pounds.
Terms Ast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

PLANTATION FOR SALE.
GITUATED in East Baton Rouge five miles east Of Port
- Hudson, containing $50, or, $50 Acres Of "A
Land-at the option Of the purchaseT-3O0 Of f,f
which CLEARED and well adapted TO the Cuiya ~.
ton of Cane. There on the place excellent DWELL
ING, CLUBHOUSE and good ORCHARD. II would
make good Stock Farm, being near New Orleans and
advantage could be taken OF the low water in the Ohio,
when Stock IA high and scarce. E# This is desirable
Place-will be sold L0w and TERMS Liberal, Apply to
H. G. HEARTH,
d8 10 12 Is % % 25 @&3iy Ss Camp st.
CSTEAAI ENGINE FOR SALE-A Second. Hand
- ENGINE, HORsE POWER. complete, without Boiler,
For sale low. For particulars enquire OF ,r,e,r,r
ai4st Brass and Iron Founder, 'aiglfrs'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

Per steamer Fashion, from Tampa Bay-Maior Haskin
aud family Mr. Morris and lady, Messrs. l. Blake, f.
FRIGHT and 70 on deck