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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-13

THIRD MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL Monday Eyening,
March 2-At the weekly meeting of this body Recorder
Seuzeneau presided and all the members present.
message from the Mayor in reference to the expected
visit of ex President Polk of the that sent
to the First NUM- ipalty Council was read and commit
tee of three members of the Council viz Messrs Page Sol
ONION and Collins appointed to act in concert with the
committees appointed by the other icipai'y Councils
in making suitable preparations for the ex Presidents
ment of committee carried by to nays-MessH
Collins Meehan and Flanders voting in the negative.
troll had resigned for want of pay The referred
to the Finance Committee. with power to act.
Mr. d. Veau was elected Collector of Levee Dues in the
room of Mr. Emile Beauregad. resigned and Mr. Charles
Fuda chosen Collector on Flatboas in the place of
Mr.. ID. Veau
The necessary adopted providing for the
approaching Municipal Election. by appointing Clerks In
spectors etc. and fixing where the polls be held Mr.
Solomon opposed holding the election coffee houses
but his objections Overruled.
After tansacting other business OF particular In
terest, the Council adjourned
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AND YET ANOTHER.-George Slower John Walker and
Edward aies Augustus Bates were arrested by James Of
the Second Municipality police Sunday night, at the
Louisiana Ball room, charge made by MIR; T. Hollis
ter of having stolen $50 in Specie which, it alleged they
took from his trunk board the steamboat William Noble
about O'Clock the evening" having obtained the keys
of the trunk by false representations from the clerk OF the
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL-JHOnday Euening
March 12-At the weekly meeting of this body, Recorder
Genois presided and fifteen Aldermen present.
A message was received from the Mayor in which he
called the attention of the Council the expected visit of
President Polk his return Tennessee and suggested
the popnety of making suitable preparations to give him
such reception due to who has filled such dis
tingulshed public station.
resolution was adopted authorizing the appointment of
committee of five members of the Council to concert
with similar committees appointed by the other Municipal
ity Councils and, with Them to wait the President
his arrival and tender him the Inequalities of the city
during his sojoun among The Recorder appointed
Messrs L. G. Duncan j. Duncan, WIFI Fabre and Bahe
members of the committee.
resolution requesting the Mayor to give notice of the
approaching municipal election Con the first Monday in
Apnl,) etc., was adopted.
quantity of other business transacted but it de-
void of public interest. The Council then adjourned.
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ANOTHER DARING BURGLARY.-HaTdly a day passes
that called upon to record the commttal of one
daring burglares. The expert smashe" now in
give ample proof of their ability by continually carrying of
their punder without detection. Either they very wide
smashing operation is going on. As it is well known
that the guardians of the night never sleep when on
duty we must come to tn. conclusion that the burglars
now here are smart lot of rogues On Saturday night.
early Sunday morning, Mr. Cranes provision store No.
was blown to atoms and about SO in silver stolen;
The burglary di until morning the usual
hour of ming the store Powder scattered about
floor and evident that that destructive agent had been
freely employed by the burglars carrying out their plans
No trace of the daring villains has yet been discovered that
of. Where was the Waterman while The bur
gary was committed and the explosion took place
natural question. Echo answers, where ~
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THOLOG1CAL CLUB.

INHIBITION EVERY EVENlNG.-Removed to + ran lin
Eysian Fields street. opposite the fOntchartran
Railroad Depot. Sign of the "Cub."
tB Admission ST. Doors open hapnst O'Clock. Perform
The srictes silence required mhl2
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WRECKED GOODS.
A PORTION of the cargo of the ship Genesee, having
n arrived from Nassau brig Pedraza, will be sold low
by the Notwithstanding of
SO packages HARDWARE, of every description.
l21 cases HATS.
ID bales COTTON WICK.
lot bundles PAPER.
IS boxes TOBACCO and SNUFF.
81 packages TEA (super)
"a packages SPICES.
6 cases DRUGS.
4 cases TIN-WARE
225 PLOUGHS and IRONS.
IT cases UMBRELLAS. o,, san
UPHOLSTERY, CLOTHING. SHDES, shp-
DIERY and 9 large assott msnt Of pR1 GOODS; SIC.
NH u Common street.
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STABBING-Barney McCabe was arrested yesterday by
the Second Municipality police, charge of having VIC
enty assaulted and severely stabbed Thomas Barrett with
an hook Barrett received terrible cash in the thigh
and a very ugly cut on the face-sO we informed
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CoRoHER's INqUEsT.-The Coroner held an inquest
Yesterday on The body of Thomas Hagan who found
dead house the of St Mark and Gravier Streets
VeTdict-died of acute gastrltls.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

The great Artist NJ STRAKoSCH Pianist the Emperor Of
Russia, engaged for Three Nights Only Mr.. g. VAN
DENHOFF will appear. -
nlHlS EVENING Tuesday, March 49, the performances will
l. commence with KATHARINE AND PETRUCHIo. Peru-
chic G. Vandenho Katharine, Mrs. Jones' After which,
A GRAND CONCERT in which the great Pianist will per-
form the following pieces Souvenir de Jenny Lind Grand
Fantasia from Ben, Strakosch the Magc Bell Revere
Sentimental followed by the CaIifoTni. Gold Fever Gaop
M. Strakosch Prayer from Ohelo with Variations for
the hand only Grand Fantasia Caprice the tune Of
Yankee Doodle by Strakosch. The Concert will be nepesd
with Songs To conclude with the lLLUSTRIOUS STRAIN
GER. Benz amin Bowbell, Mr.. Fuller.
Doors open hatpast and Curtain at O'clock
GH Tickets and places may be had application Mr. j. F.
BAILY between the of 10 and O'clock every day. mhl5
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AND STILL ANoTHER.-A young Irish girl named Ellen
Ternan made complaint yesterday that Lucy Miller, W. Co.
residing at No. s Rampant street, by whom she en-
ployed a servant had orcby and feonouSy taken from
her eleven sovereigns Recorder Genos, investigating
the charge Bcy Miller before the First District Court
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AND ANoTHER.-John Hook, residing in South Market
street. has made charge against James Cochrane OF hay
ing taken from his house the 9th inst, silver watch be-
longing person who had left it to be repaired. The
charge to be Investigated by Recorder Baldwin omorrow
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ONE MoRE.-Jacob Masters arrested yesterday by
Kelly of the Second Municipality Police on charge Of
having stolen from Henry Lambert's shop in St. Charles
street, lot of old copper and brass Masters cannot be
pere or he would not have required the latter
article
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FOR SALE.
A FULL SET OF ICE CREAM AP
"A Tnbs PreezeFs. etc., nearly new, vii!
Apply at 81 1t. Charles street.
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AND ANOTHER.-On the same night or early on Sunday
morning, the Toll gate Office the New Shell Road was
focbly entered the safe blown to fragments and
$50 in silver stolen. In this in the above case
trace of the burglars has been discovered.
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1S49

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-The Grand Jury
yesterday returned bill against Israel Champion
tain of the bark Ohio charged with bringing bow
into this pot from Rio de Janero, who held to service
slave Captain Champion was arragned and pleaded not
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A CHA1RMAN-James Browney, being DESTROYS of en-
oyug the luxury of good chair i said made free
Phippa street. For doing Browney arrested by the
Second Municipality police
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ORLEANS THAT RE.

THURSDAY EVENING March Is, will be performed Tor me
first time the charming Opera, by Auoer uleo
Les pAMANs DE La cogRoNNE Pero IN. scS Ms''Is
Previous which, the Vaudeville act, entitled LA'ooE
EFT LIE NORMAND. -,
Perorm at before 4.
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Row A RUMPus, AND RIoTING,-Peter Griffin was
auctioneer in Magazine seen, of having kicked row
his In aestng the accused it is charged that Pat
Griffin and James R. Mckenna inteTered with and assault
ed the officers. For doing, Pat. aud James also
cd
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-Y esterlay, Rose Kreme, was
tried on charge of larceny and found guilty nolLe
entered the Of Jacob Busser charged
with larceny Two three assault and battery were
dsposed of and the Court then adionrned.
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OPPOSITE .NEW ORLEANS. -
TIME FIRST SPRING MEETING OF THE ORLEANS
l. JOCKEY CLUB will commence on TUESDAY, the Goth of
March, lSi9, and continue days.
FIRST DAY-A for three Subscription
S350-Forfeit SI00-Two mile heats
dayA odsSubscnption S25O
Forfeit $50 Mile heats
WEDNESDAY, 2lst Marcia sweepstakes for three Odds
Subscription Sl00-MIe heasThre subscr
each stakeTo and close the 18th OF March
addressed the Secretary the Orleans Jockey
Club.
Sane day-Purse Si50-Mie heats.
THURSDAY, 22d Msrch-Purse S300Two mile heats.
FRIDAY, 23d March-Purse S5Op-Three mile heats.
SATURDAY, oath March-Purse S750-Four mile heats.
SUNDAY, 25th March-Purse $250hile heaThree in hve
SUNDAY, 18th MarchPurse $250Two mile heatsThree and
os proper weights, five and upwards to
10 per centadded 10 the
tn The Second Snrng Meeting will Wednesday,
April and continue five days Liberal will be giyen
mh5 d&Wtf OLIVER e. VALENTINE Proprietors.
ROPER,s SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No LOT POYDR4S Street. .NeD Orleans.
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to P. NJ and
oEROM 4 IN O'CLOCK p M Jas
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SERIOUS CHARGE.-Captan Johnson, of the steamboat
Flora arrested yesterday by the First Municipality
Police on the complaint of Pierre Joseph Parry who
that yesterday Capt Johnson wento his and
liability to complainant The document handed to him.
when he seized pocketed and carried off, refusing to give
although repeatedly requested to do The charge
has NJ heen investigated
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CHEAP DRY GOODS
S3n REWARD.

0ST on the Sd inst. while coming down from CaIioi.
~ ton in the 10 O'Clock train, PURSE containing ona
$40 bill the Mechanics and Traders Bank, and ABOUT 20
IN silver .
On the evening of the Sd inst, two MULESt-
escaped from my lot on st. Paul street one OF F&s1
them red, with white spots, and marked oy the M ~
saddle the other black both mares o, ~ SEEsfsT y
Lost, also. the 4th inst pair OF GOltD I'll S q
CEs and sundry Papers, such tax receipts bls o a
OF otc ground and negro woman. The papers are o. ho
Ee 70 any but the owner -, ,r,
The reward viii be given in proporon - tie ny; me III
@ss' Sig sMsb86tb pass rio the hands of Mr. Brt
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ANOTHER RoBBERY.-On Sunday night, trunk
tanning $500 $500 worth of ewely stolen from the
occupied by Maurice Levy, pedar in Union street.
Yes erday the trunk Qhe having been abraced)
found in the building going up, at the of
Canal and Dauphin streets. The thief thieves
tered
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-John Jones. charged with an
assault on Christopher Rush David Burke charged with
alias Rose Lamaron, charged with stealing wearing ap
pare from the house of Alphonse Aubert, corner OF Bur
gundy and Cont committed by Recorder &C.
nois Yesterday for before the First District Court no
the of Mr. Bowles in Canal street j. w. Foslee and
John Hawkins, charged with stealing trunk containing
Giod street during the fire in St. Paul street Sunday a
terdoon Michael McDermott, charged by Mr. Cook with
stealing blacksmith tools at the OF the fire
St. Paul street. Sunday afternoon and Augustus Rich
ards alias Belger charged with stealing at different times
several hundred dollars from Mr. Newtons under the
St. Charles Hotelwee committed Yesterday by Recorder
Baldwin for trial before the First District Court. man
named VIM Miller who charged with having some time
SINCE robbed j. M. Scott the Barracks OF $780, was
committed for trial yesterday by Recorder Seuzeneau Jn0
watch and $40 in silver, Yesterday sent by Recorder
Baldwin to the custody of the Third Municipality police
the warrant for his having been issued by Recorder
Seuzeneau-hence he sent TO the First Municipality
police office the offence having been committed in that Mu
ncpaty-and by Recorder GenOs he was committed TOR
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Arrived Yesterday:

Steamship Portland, Place. from Galveston. 9Th nst to
Harris Morgan-63 bales cotton-lst my
Bark Saragossa Cuey, Ia days from Philadelphia,
ter-2d my.
Bark Elliott, from Lisbon. to master-Point.
Bng Leopold O'Donnel Duntn. q days from Savannah
via Key West, to Wood 4 Low-1st my.
Brig Columbus. -, from Vera Cruz, 9th ult in ballast
to MASTERED my.
schi Pontiac, Philips IL days from Kingston Ja to mas
ter-2d my
scbr Gov Arson Tew from Key West Sd ins to master
in the River.
schI Stranger Toby from kingston Ja. 1,t inst. to J.
w Zacharie & Co-1st my
Schr Warsaw. Newton, from Campeachy, 4th inst. to
master-2d my.
Schr Swallow Mason. days from Attakapas master
Isl my.
Br schr Dream Hansley days from Belize Honduras to
j. A. Barelli & Cod my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Jas L. Day, Giberson. from Mobile-ll6 bales cotton.
Beacon, Leonard, from Montgomery
Belle Isle J0ffnon, from Bayou DeGlaze7 bales cotton
St Helena, Ross, FIN Bayou Macon-600 bales cotton.
Tennessee Yeatman, from Nashville.
d. b. Mosby, COckrel from the Coast.
Princess No 8 Holmes from Veksburg-l65S bales cotton
Coneo, Carere. from Bayou Crosse Tete- bales cotton.
Concodia Vontagen. from Vcksburg-24 bales cotton.
Rio Grande Gordon, from Opeousas-34l bales cotton
Monroe McMechen from Point Pleasan-l34O bales cotton
ST Louis Gable, from st. Louis,
Sarah, Young. from Cincinnati-62 bales cotton.
Buena Vista, Post. from st. Louis
Mohcan, Irwin from Tennessee River3223 bales cotton
Latona. Smoker. from Port Caddo-1432 bales cotton.
Mameuke. Smiihers from Louisville.
Towboat Southwestern. Martin. from the Passes.
Towboat Pat Henry. Miller. from the Passes.
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WOMAN MIssING.-A woman named Mrs Cox "a widow
Informed) residing ST. John street. between era
veI and Common streets left her house Saturday night
and has From threats used for
time previously it supposed that she has drowned herself
She has left two chidrenboys-without any one take
care of them.
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PasSeugerS

Per steamship Portland, from GavesOn-Dr. J. Bolts,
Messrs Hobart, j. Hopper. Henderson, James, Tilett, B.
Adams, Kimbal, DeshOn, Jas. Robinson, Williams Jack
son and one deck.
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Memoranda /:

Steamship Portland towed sea. from Galveston, March
3. bark Montauk, for New York.
Capt Toby OF the chr Stranger reports that the steam
ship lhmus arrived at Kingston Ja the 18th ult.-
all well.
Towboa Pat Henry lowed down and to sea- on the 10th
inst, ship Viceroy.
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Ship Rajah, Jackson, New York, Samuel Toby
b. ship Perthshire, Tais. Liverpool.
Hamilton Mackinder & Co
Ship Gov Davis. Cutter, Boston. L. II Gale
Ship Diadem, Myrick, New York, Toby & Bogert
Bark John H. Miay Adams Boston, G. w Hynson
Brig Lowder. Harkness New York, Master
Brig Maj. Easand, Wells, Chagres, o. Wickham
Brig Clarissa, Watts, Philadelphia, w. W. McMan
Brig Gen. Cobb Hammond Berbice, w. II. Sheppard
Schr Jane Elizabeth. jacques Brazos St Jago O. Wckham
scbr. John Rowett FaIvell, Brazos St Jsgo, Master
SohI. Water Witch. Brown Vera Cruz, o. Wickham
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Eight Building Lots of Ground, forming the Corner
of Gravier and St. Jane Street,
BY BEARD, CALHOUN IL co.

Eight Building Lots of Ground, forming the Corner
of Gravier and ST. Jane Street,
BY BEARD, CALHOUN IL co.
TUESDAY, March Is, 70 OcOck-Wl be sod at Banks Ar
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS square bounded by Gravier.
e. a s 71s and BG aS Fs S &
dated March, 1913 Lot. 90 81 q and % front all on
and 81 ST. Jane street Dimensions of each lot the above
cash balance 2 and credit for
bearing mortgage the property and cent interest
sale before R. Bear, N. P, Of the Pgr
chaser mh6, i -, 10, Y -
Household Furniture, Glassware, ETC.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN IL CO.
UHRsDAy 18th in will be auction, Ii O'CLOCK at
q Saa Aasf aoG tsi:i FURNITURE
the GS s Wassn vase
Silver and Plated Ware Solar Lamp Glassware &c. BE-
Livsudais Vacant Lots-Without Reserve.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN Il co.
u-.,, j 4. BE- Beard r Auctoneer. >.
P LOTS OF o1Sb fsa he by
St. George St. Andrew second and Third streets being Lots Nos
,2a4S6Sglo H. 49, 10, a. 49, 6 and II, on plan drawn
10, inclusive St George II and 10
Gs Hd @ n9 By he aa P o% "
bearing property which, ii punctnay paid,
pa A3 before Marks notary P1 nS5 8 ss the
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.
J. A. BEARD, Auconeer.
IRlDAY April 6, 1913, 70 O'Clock, will be sold at
Il Banks Arcade, and pursuance order OF
the Hon. E. Judge of the Second District Court NewOr
leans dated 18th January 4 and under instructions of James
Daven Esq., Curator of the Of Alexander Logan the
following described property
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the Improvements
there situated the Second Municipality, Lafayette street, by
depth Of SO feet nchos and 5 lines.
The said property situated between Camp and Magazine Streets
and is leased 10 James Wual until April 1850.
Act of before j. R. Beard Notary Public, the of
mh6
AUCTION NOTICE.
FIE SUBSCRIBER, having closed his connection WITH Mr.
L LEWIS FLORANCE will hereafter carry II the Auction
that from bis long
Auctioner welknow capacity cryer that
he will receive portion of the public patronage.
II. r. WOOD.
Referencss-Maunsel White g. Co., Wm Laughn g. Co., Jacob
Barker. ja30
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
Cleared Yesterday /:
Samuel Toby

LATITUDE. 90 81 30 N.-LoserrupE. 80 Win Time. 6h
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FOR CALF ORNIA.
Orleans Mining and Cultivation SOC

COMPANY has been organized in this city to proceed
"A by the shortest Southern Land Route to California,
which is willing to receive few more members. Those
5esogs of joining would do well call Immediately at No
Banks Arcade No. IS ST. Paul street, as the roll
will be closed in few days make for depa
9e The O1M q. s. Brakes meet at IS St Paul street
SATURDAY, 10th, and WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at z
O'clock p. M. mh9 Ct
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No II ST. Charles ST. ty2l 2lp
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
0UININE. CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- ~
A Gao, RHUBARB etc-As low for cash ~
4 as can be procured elsewhere-Cal and
H1lFFfS5SsSssD: E. j. coxE's rkErAEA' u
~ SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled
remedy for Coughs, Influenza etc. "
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARlLLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeabe cure superior to
the Capsules or any other extract Avn,
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
etcFo relief and Of Consumpton and BIonchiils
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
f Especial attention paid 10 the treatment OF Rheuma
tsm Bronchitis and Consumption.
E- Office corner Magazine and Poydrss SITS. n23 1y3dp
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MoRPHY g. MENUS AUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
Ul opposite Banks Arcade attend Sales by Aucon
Private Sales Of Real Estate Stocks Carge Negroes Merchandise
Successors, Underwriters Port Wardens' Sales. fv2
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Household Furniture, Glassware, etc.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.

J. A BEARD, AuctlOneer.
TVlHURSDAY, 18th sold at ii O'Clock, at
l. Banks Arcade Passage
qusntity OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, belonging lady
quitting city. consisting Sdehoard Extension Table Secre
ary, dozen Mahogany Chairs Marbeop Wasstsnd, Vases
Safe and Plated Ware Solar Lamp, Glassware, &c., &C.
atev on adj NH
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DUMMY BAGs-FOR 5ALE--500 GUNNY BAGS
I i on hoard of the ship Tennessee. :.
WE ], W. ANDREWS g co, q Ccmmoa 81
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CALIFORNIA MARKET.
TNHE undersigned is prepared to turn out an article of
l. VLNEG.4R which he will guaranty to improve by
age and be better when landed at San Francisco than when
shipped here for the moderate price of 10 cents gallon
delivered on shipboard f. S.-No second quality.
J. H. WEBB, Vinegar Establishment,
corner of Maras and Common Streets
fyI9 opposite Charity Hospital
or MORPHY & NEVIUS, 81 Magazine street.
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CAHCTU BAhh
Wrecked at Nassau, New Providence.
PART of the Cargo of Bark Genesee, wrecked at Mas
N sau N p. on her passage from New DIRK to this port
consisting of HARDWARE DRY GOODS. SADDLE
RY. HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, UPHOLSTERY, etc..
III 'a' JOHN 81 ". ANDREWs & CO. 81 Common st.
N. B.-The Goods will be opened for examination on
THURSDAY 9Th inst. mh7
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40" To teape WEDNESDAY, l4h inst at O'Clock, Pm.
EOR ST LOUIS. and all intermediate fax. n
steamboat UNCLE SAM, v. b. Baranco alEz1zzzt
master, receiving freight, and will leave above
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations
apply on board. foot of Lafayette street. or TO
mhI2 o. M. WHITE. % New Levee.
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To- To LeaUe WEDNESDAY 14th, at O'Clock, PM, pos
E'0R ST. LOUIS, Memphis, and all Land -fsT q
l. pgs Illinois Rver-The new, fast LEAAaE#4bha.5a3
running passenger steamboat PRIDE OF &zEszssss
THE WEST, Williamson, master is expected to arrive
and will leave above For freight PASSAGE having un
surpassed accommodating apply board at PoydTa stree
Wharf, or to HYDE l. OGLESBY, IL Poydras St
N B-The Piidc of the West entirely new boat, o
very light draught and will meet with delay in reachn
her destination. mhl2
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DENTAL NOTICE.
nR. PEARSON informs his patients
~ ~ that he can be found daily at his Office
from A.. M, to P. M. DR.. Pearson sU JTyP~R
many Improvements in Dental Surgery lIlJ
TO well known and appreciated to require enumeatirg
ohose requiring artificial ones His prices are graded to
nit the circumstances of all. Office his residence, Ba.
uear Canal AZ On II