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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26
WITHOUT RESERVE.
Second Municipality Real Estate, situated in Ba-
rome, Camp, Howard and Melpomene streets.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN Il co.
]. A. BEARD, Auctionee


SATURDAY February :, 70 o'clockWIl be sold
- Banks Arcade the following described Real Estate
|. TWO CHOICE LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded
by Baronn Phlppa and Triton Walk; each lot
measuring q depth l4I feet,
surrounding 20 feet wide. Said lots well
filled, and well situated for residences.
cash; balance 6, y and Is months credit
bearing mortgage and from date maturity Ii
pad. the OF
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Mepomene Dryades Bacchs and Terpore the
Market with Dwelling between the properly
80 Mepomene
street. by depth 25 Banques and GURUS ad and
paid for.
Tes-One-hird CASH balance and 10 months credit, for
a the OF : per cent. per rnnum.
3. TWO WELL. LOCATED BUILDING LOTS, Camp
street. square bounded by Camp, Magazine Orange and Race
streets 80 feet front Camp street, by dePh of no feet
and described plan lots and the number is well filed
cash. balance IL and Is months credit,
bearing mortgage The property which, not paid al
tIrity, o bear per cent. per annun
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, on Howard street, the New
Basin square bounded by Howard, Liberty Clio and Caope
beng lots Nos 9, 10, H. ~ ID and A. Each lot measures
Howard 10y depth OF liz eet lot No. IA forms
Howard and CaoPe Streets which lot measures front
These lots location which
value rapidly.
balance 2 and 8 months credit,
and mortgage the property. If
the pcuay paid, bear interest at cent
until paid.
R. Beard Notary Public, the Of
purchasers. js26, 81 29, 3D. iyl, 2,3
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
L.r1rrpE. q 81 30 N.-LoNe1runr. 80 WI!

LATITUDE. 20 81 30 N.-LoSeIrupE. 80 Win Time Oh.
Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Charlemagne, Faes. Cork and market,
Ship Statesman, Levenseller, Hayre, l.. II. Gale
Ship Indiana, Bennett New York, J. o. Woodruff Co
Ship Lord Maidstone (Brit.) Sheridan, Liverpool,
Bns Percy, Thonton, New YoR. Toby Rogert
Brig Larch Rogers, New York, q. j. Meeker
Sch Charran Clark Brazos Santiago, Massicot Brown
Schr Mara, johnson, Pensacola, John Hurley
Arrived Yesterday:
Bark Isabella. Givens 20 days from Boston, to master
Bark iwanowna, Barton, 80 days from Rio de Janero to
Brig Perfect Gardiner IL days from ST. Thomas
list my.
Brig St Joseph.. (sp) Prsts from Havana 18th inst
Pug Mir l. Co-1st my
Schr Adela (N1ex Baxby from Vera Cruz 18th inst to
Schr Dora Boghch days FIN Pensacola to maser-Basn.
Schr. DesdemOna, Stevens-Point.
STEAMBOATS,
Convoy Garrison fin Mem phis-3957 bales cotton.
Jnia, Beser. FIN White River-l9 bales cotton.
Exit. Williams. FIN Tensas-6G8 bales cotton
California, Reynolds, I'm Mobe-12O bales cotton
VIOLA Dugas. I'm LafOurche
Gypsy, IRE I'm Baton Rouge
United States, Caldwell FIN Cincinnati
Constitution Tyler, I'm St Louis.
Chancellor, Bacon I'm Louisvile-63 bales cotton
Kit Carson, Eaton I'm st. Louis.
TOwboat Mary Kingsland, Whann, FIN the Passes
Towboat Jefferson, Thompson, I'm the Passes
Towboat Anglo Saxon, Porter I'm Key West.
BELow-CoMING UP.
Brig Olive, Wick, from Rio de Janero; ship unknown.
Memoranda:
Towboa Mary Kngsland towed down and to sea on the
18th inst ships Alexander and Russia, banks Meldon and
Norombega, and schr w. c. Preston.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS,
Proprietor Of The Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE, Jan. 25.-Anived, steamer IroQn0ts, with
50 Beeves and 30 Cows; ul,d with 165 Beeves and 2iO
Hogs COnuov, with 3 Beeves and 80 Calves COnstttn
iOn with 31 Beeves Chancellor, with 46 Besves, loo
Sheep and % Hogs. Prces-Beef, 4D6c. g ID; Hogs,
Sc. q ID Sheep, 81 D head Mich Cows, 3OlO$35 p
head Hay, $l4EOs15 q ton Corn, 45f05Oc y bushe
Oats, BIC. o bushel Bran 6O70c. q 100 fb O-cake,
81 y 100 b....[stS~ In report yesterday morning,
by nadverence quoted Hogs t3GD31ac Id. 1t should
have read 5GD51zc o fbJ
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AMUSEME NTS.
anne RICAN THE ATRE.

H. P. GRATTAN. Stage Manager.
Last night of Mr. P GRATTAN Mr.. EYTlNGE will appear.
rJ,HIS EVENING, Friday, January &C. Sf9The performances
l. with the laughabe Vaudeville Of TIE ALPINE
MAD-Walter, Mr. GrovenOr S~Ig Mr.. Spear; Dame Gilt,
Mrs Rowe; Rosetta, Miss E. Petrie. "A GRAND OVER
TURE, the Orchestra con 'uced by Herr Hessng To
followed by National Drama (by H. p Graan Member
of the London Dramatic Authors societ,,) entitled THE
REBEL CHIEF A Tale of the Rebellion Of '9s-Edwari
o'Bren, Mr. H. p Grattan; Corporal Corney Dlskey
Greene Miles Donne, MIR. Rynar Darvs, Mr..
SON. Major Bakey, Mr. J. Charles Anthony Tape, Mr..
Spear Moran o'ponnel Mrs c. Pope Kathleen, MIS- F.
Pee IN which character she will the Ballads of Rory
O'M9e and Era nv Home the Drama,
IN IRISH JIG BY Mr. Thompson and Miss LaForest and A
GGENEhAL DANCE, by the Characters arranged by Mr.
mon SON "A FAVORlTE DANCE, by Miss LaF0rest.
10 conclude with the Nautical Drama Of THE PlLOT-Long
LON Conn, Mr. Eynge Pilot, Mr. Rynar; Barnsa5le, Mr.
Kingsley Boou ghcf Mr. Cha les Col. Howard. Mr. Emerson;
Sergeant Drill Mr. Spear Kate Plowden, Miss E. Petr Cecilia
Miss jackson.
IL To morrow satur Benefit of Mr. GRATTAN on which
occasion Mr. G. JAMESON and Mr.. EYTlNGE will appear
tF The Police Department under the control Mr. 3 l. Beema
Prices Circle Parquette Second and
Third TIERS so Gallery rs
r. Seats may secured Box Office be-
a. M. and P M. by applying Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
Doors open quarter before Performance Will commence
quarter-past precisely ja2o
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PREPARATIoNsThos. Smith, sent before the Fist Dis
tIict Court Tuesday by Recorder Genos be ted
charge of burglary entering the feed store of Ambrose
Dartguez No Front Levee street. breaking open drawer
and stealing thereom about 5000 yesterday arragned
before Recorder GenOs charge OF larceny and
another of intending commit larceny The complainant
in the case Geo Roeben, proprietor of boarding house
adjoining the iced store which Smith boarded. Mr..
Roeben makes affidavit that when Smith arrested
the charge OF burglary his chest opened by the police
and two keys found concealed il, OF which
the key OF his servants and had been missed several
days This key he had filed fit the lock OF Mr. Roe
BEN and the other key being tried found to
the door leading into the baro Mr. r. therefore
charges him with stealing the key of his servants and
possessing himself OF both keys with intent lar
He sent before the First District Court both
charges.
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THE KILLING OF SHANNoN.-Sam Russell and Thomas
Neary, accused of aiding aud abeng in the killing of
James Shannon the of Circus and Poydas Streets
Wednesday afternoon anaigned yesterday before
Recorder Baldwin There not being particle of evidence
against Mr. RUSSELL he discharged; and he having been
during part of the ARRAY the Recorder proceeded to
take his testimony He stated that about O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon he sitting pile of lumber in
the opposite the bar of Arthur Donne boy
came the door of the bar and said
were quarreng in the grocery which adJons the bar
room and be communicated with through door from
the Deponent the door of the grocery
Circus street and Shannon and William Arthur in
scufe Shannon lying his back cask and
Arthur, who standing him, struck him blow in
the head with the back of butchers and struck him
the face several times Deponent told him desst-no to
strike shannon Arthur then went off without
any resistance Deponent Neary distance from
him in the store. lie told him (Neary) to get water
give Shannon and wash his temples Neay not going, de-
ponent himself the bar-room obtain the
On grocery he found Neary dragging
endeavonng take Shannon out of the store the side
sisted and put Shannon Deponent then took off Shan
coat and feeling his pulse, thought it was beating
in search of Doctor in company with Mr. VIM.
Faulkner Found at the Circus street Dspenary Tin the
square the grocery store) DR. Williams standing at
the door Deponent returned Immediately in with
DIR. Williams and reaching the grocery store Shannon
dead Deponent way the Dispensary Ar
thur standing the door of his hop and remarked
him. he afraid he had done bad thing" Depon.
did know if Arthur replied he did not stop and
continued walking towards the Dpensary There b. ing
other testimony and this so far Neary concerned,
as he was Mr. ODonnes bar keeper and there was nothing
therefore his presence during the ARRAY to suspicion
not been arrested to last evening note dat yester
day morning, and written the Red Church. received
in the of the day from officer James, who wi
others of the police started the Wednesday
in pursuit Of him Officer James they had traced
pursuit, and Capt Winter with the hope o.headng him,
instructions proceed Bayou Sara. necessary.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc. etc.
RY MORpUY ~ MENUS.

J,RIDAY January %, o'ctorv-Wil he sold, No. 81
r Magazine street, Sales Room mp stsrs first flor
BOOTS SHOES BROGANS, Gentlemen Ladies' Misses,
BOYS Youths and Children.
81 cases HATS CAPS, comprising general
several lots DRY GOODS and CLOTHING. ja25
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Auction Sale.
Ry 8 l., REFJMAN auctio,

BY 5. i. BEEL MAN. Auctioneer.
CATURDAY. January 81 o'clock P. M.-WI be sold at
- public auction, on Ccn STREE JULIA and directly opposite
the Coffee house ut Charles Mevrs-
THE CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF RESTAURANT,
large Cooking Stove, Glass and all
necessary articles 10 Restaurant Also the Awning IN
front Il Terms ia2i
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RoBBERy-James McCrea was yesterday brought before
Recorder Baldwin charged by John Gilmore with knocking
him down IN the Wednesday night about half
past III clock and robbng him of purse containing sl5
He committed for trial.
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BEATING WIFE.-James Coffee was yesterday sent be
fore the Fist District Court by Recorder Baldwin to be tried
on charge Of beating his wife. Mary Coffee.
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Medical Law and Miscellaneous Library.

- WORKS, at
An ENGLISH STANDARD LIBRARY, Medical Law, Iiisori-
cal, Miscellaneous Military, Literary, Scientific, etc.
viii be sold without auction, by catalogue, lew
days. No. 40 ST. Charles opposite ST. Charles HOTEL at the
j. B. Rucon large collection of English Editions Of
RARE AND VALUABLE WORKS. comprising 2iO0 of
HISTORICAL Medical Biographical Poetical and Miscellaneous Works.
Will be the day OF sale, and when the
ogues will ready delivery the above place jaIu
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LARCENIEs-John Carroll accused of stealing shirt on
Wednesday night from the of John Bradley liz New
Levee street, and John OBrien, charged with stealing on
Wednesday from the of Francis Boylan store,
corner of Common and Treme Streets the OF $2O we
Yesterday before the First District Court by Recorder
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

EY- To sail JANUARY 18th.
NOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES.-TheA l, supe-
IL rior very fast sal ing schooner VIM H. HAZ- Fl,
ZARD, o. P. Saunders master, will positively sail >kA
as above. The w. H. Ii. very cOmmOdlous YES -
sell and has spendidy furnished accommodations
for 20 passengers and also comfortably accommodate 50
Storage passengers. and will receive small amount OF
freight Persons going Cali orna. wishing pleasant and
quick conveyance particularly requested visit this
cpay. For freight passage apply Captnin board.
orto R. N. HARRISON Co. n Poydras st,
y. WICkHAM, % Benville st.
N B-The Route by way of Chagres being now acknowl-
edged the best and surest to California establishing
succeed the HaZZafd. ial5
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL man named Matthew Moran while
wheeling ballast Yesterday morning. from the ship Excelsior,
Yang at the foot OF Marigny street. the Third Municipal
y fell from the staging, and the barrow and falling
his chest rupured the blood vessels and produced hem
orhage of which he died in between five and minutes
after while being conveyed cab to his boarding house
Margny street. He single man, about 81 years OF
age, and of Ireland whence he arrived here about
months An inquest held the body and
a verdict returned in accordance with the facts.
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FORFEITURE OF BoNDs.-The case of William Calvin,
accused of beating Gerald Riley called by Recorder
Baldwin yesterday for examination, and the accused
appearing his bonds Were declared forfeit and the papers
sent before the First District Court.
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u. s. DISTRICT COURT-URited States VS.. John B.
Coiy-The defendant in this case Capt Colly of the bark
Hope yesterday tried before the IT, s. District Court
Judge McCaeb presiding, charge of aiding and abet
ting one Sullivan TO smugge four thousand cigars the
Hope from Havana the 18th of last month The aiding
and abettng alledged the defendant being
present at the time the landed knowing that
Sullivan violating the laws. For the prosecu-
ton the fact of the cigars being smuggled by Sullivan
established but the testimony to the of the Cap
tain being equivoca and circumstances going show that
he was lying in his berth in the cabin, the brought
a verdict OF not guilty"
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MASS "PLANo RELIEVE "

BR4SS LETTER SIGNS and NUMBERS.
A NEW and Elegant Artice-very durable and Econ
"A omiea costing but trle the common Tin sign.
Particularly adapted for Banks Churches Hotels Stores
Offices Apothecaries Labels etc, etc Sold at the manu.
facurers prices E- Specimens TO be seen and orders
received by J. ID. ANDERSON,
d5 6m AZ ~ Charles street.
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UP AGAIN.-Chares Bayou, whose examination before
Recorder Genols accusation of swindng, and dis
charge noticed yesterday, arrested by the Second
Municipality police last evening another charge OF swiBd
ling, alleged to have been committed in nearly the same
manner Andrew enne the prosecutor states that the
cused bought pair OF boots from him. and obtained them
his to by representing himself to be the
of the gentleman whose nephew he stated he was-and
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TEAS TEAS !!--72 Canal Street.

TEAS TEAS l--72 Canal Street.
Agency of the NewYork Canton Tea Company.
The Oldest Establishment 4mericd-PrincipdL EStab-
HShanent an Near York.
'TNHL CANTON TEA COMPANY has been popularity
i known tor many years This is the largest /<7o5oN
and Oldest Tea Establishment in America. The fTE E
public have had full proof of the integrity and the 5
responsibility but such has been the great and AkR
pressing demand for their Teas of late that they have been
obliged to enlarge, to great extent their two principal
Establishments in New Work, namely Nos. 25 Chatham
and l63 Greenwich streets They facilities
in relation the Tea Trade very abundant degree and
Their scrupuous regard to all principles that tend elevate
the character of large house well understood, and has
already secured them connection probably larger than all
other Tea Establishments united and they consequently
determined to sell TEAS paer and perfect
for the PRICES in the aggregate than any house In the world
China excepted ~
They most jealousy invite the attention of the inhabitants
of this city their Agency where the following asOments
are always on hand and they feel heslta stating,
that wherever single trial made decided preference
given the celebrated Teas Of the Canton Tea Company
q" Readers, make the experiment.
The Retail Prices follows, subject in all cases to be
returned, if not approved OF:
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ANOTHER MURDER:-An unknown negro found at
the of Champs Eysees and Love Wednes-
day night about u O'Clock by the police of the Third
ncpaty, butcheed in the most horrible He had
been dead time when found and every part
his body being stabbed in upwards of twenty different places.
The body taken to the watch house, where Coroner
Spedden yesterday held inquest IT. The jury found
that he died of stabs the chest given by
persons uni nown He large and athletic A
pass was found his pocket. dated West Baton Rouge
March 49, lol8, giving permission to the boy Henry to
pass to and from Plaquemne and signed R. Richards.
lie had when found, white shirt two pairs
OF white naloons, of drawers, black cloth waist
coat, and pair OF coarse hoes Nothing whatever has
ransped that would give knowledge of the murderer
murderers, the motive for the hornd butchery.
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IT, To SAL WEDNESDAY, the 3lsl inst.

For Passage Only.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO CAIlFORNIA.-The new
l. Baltimore cIipperbuit bark TOURO. Captain to
Low, will sail as above and has room for ei ght AES
passengers. The bark TOuo is 300 tons bur e.4
then of beautiful model has been spared
to fit her in he most comfortable manner for
gers She remarkable for fast sailing and is commanded
by having great experience the Pacific Trade For
passage only apply board. Post Second Municipality
e. J. MEEkER, 66 POydras st.
Passage in the First Cabin, $3.50
Passage in the Second Cabin $780,
No Seerage Passengers taken and passage secured until
paid for a25
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FEARFUL CoLLIsIoN.-As the ship Indiana Capt Ben
nett CT the Union Line of New York packets rounding
out in tow of the job boat Bourbon from the landing OF the
ne at the foot of ST. Joseph street, about shutdown yeste
day. she in collision with the steamboat North America
Capt. Clarke The ship proceeding sea. She had
Just left her moorngs, and held to the wharf by haw
at the stern The North America proceeding the
for Pttsburg and when the pilot observed her coming
he requested Capt Bennett to hold the ship by the hawse
the stern until she passed. expecting that he could keep the
ships head sufficiently stream to avoid collision His
efforts however vain The ship gradually round
with the force OF the current and the steamboat col
on with her nearly at right angle, passing under the
bOwspnt In the collision. both chimneys OF the boat
laid flat the deck aud crushed the pilot house and the
wheel house carried away and one of the shafts
moved distance asern, disabling the wheel. The
ships bOwsprt carried to the night heads and
she received some other damage not however OF much
The boat deeply Isden, and mad large
Der OF board all OF whom escaped without
jury The plot perceving the collision inevitable aban
doned the wheel and went below time to himself
from being crushed by the rakng of the ships Those
ured Had the collision taken place half three quarters
of hour later, in the dark the loss of life
might have been terrible As the escape OF all
board the steamboat who the greatest danger
almost miraculous Several of them the upper deck
moment before the crash, and escaped like the pilot by
downward flight After being separated, the North America
enabled, with her remaining Wheel to proceed to AL
gies where she lies. We understand she is heavily
damaged. The ship lowed to Slaughter house Point,
and be put in condition to proceed her voyage
or three days
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Friday Morning. Ian 26. 184e

COTTON.-The demand for Cotton was quite good yes.
terday and though prices full and buyers find much
difficulty in making freight engagements, al higher
rates the sales reached $500 bales principally for France
and the North.
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ALABAMA OSNABURGS.
E" We are receiving and shall keep sale, large sup
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manufacture
ing Company Alabama These Goods we think moi In
ferior to any of Southern Manufacture We invite the aen
ton of Planters Merchants and Others these Goods
are directed to sell at the LOioest market Drlce.
dl43m JOHN T. DONALD & CO., 80 Camp st.
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SY- To sail SATURD AY, February Sd.
NOR CALIFORNIA, Uia CHAGRES.-REGU L.4R
Il PICKETT LLNE.-Ghe A l, very fast sailing 81,
schooner VIM. THOMPSON, Crowel master, 1eksk-
handsomely accommodate 70 cabin and 40 steer .A
She will iee Give limited quantity OF freight
and will lively above This vessel now lies at Post
TO- Second Municipality where persons going to California
particularly requested examine her and select their
Berths For freight passage apply TO the Captain on
board or To O. WICKHAM, 28 Bienvile st.
ia26 X. M. HARRISON Il CO, " Poydras.
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EEw-oRLEANs CLASSIFICATION.

TOBACCO.-Nothng done.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The sales OF Sugar were
4oO hhds at full prices taken mostly before the rain OF
Moasses 200 bbs sold at 2Oi002Os4c. y gallon.
FLOUR-Buyen still holding back, owing 10 the
advancing rates of freight and prices the decline
The principal lots sold 500 bbs Ohio store at 81 62
and 300 do. Ordinary Illinois at 81 50 Dbl.
CORN-The Corn market also depressed by the rise in
reghts and the difficulty in shipping from the scarcity of
dsengaged vessels The sales only 5000 sacks of which
1900 sacks White and Mixed a. 1000 do equal to 49, and
$40 do. Yellow at 4sc y bushel
PORK.-Bacon is held at 5051a for the best Sides but
we heard of no sales Beef selling $1313 50 for Mess
and 1903 80 for Prime -. Lard has declined and about
800 bbls. sold follows: 10 bbls Good No at 6
1873 bb and terce No at Ga and 155 and l7S bbs and
tierces Prime at SIC. y ID.
LIME.-9OO casks Thomaston sold from the Levee at
S712GD90c. p cask.
ROSIN.-A lot of 1862 bbs Wilmington brought 81 20 on
the Levee
COFFEE-Saes of 100 bags Rio. including $50 bags at
6h. and 1900 do. (the best in MARKET at &c. q ID.
WHISKY Nearly 700 bbs Rectifed sold at Ike for
good proof
ElGHTS.-Freghts the advance, and shipmas
tiers claim 1aD5sd. for Cotton Liverpool. Coastwise
notice bark taken for New York load with Pork at
81 LA q bbl.-a further advance.
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BY r. NJ T Z L d AucnOneer.
VNTILL be sold Daily the of JASPER F. SMITH, No.
w street, Camp and Magazine sreasl out
general Of DRY GOODS, consisting part
DOMESTIC CALlCOES, CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, KERSEYS,
IA sO.-
HATS, Boots Shoes HARDWARE, Cutlery, and large variety
FANCY GOODS, all OF which will be suitable for Country
Trade. Terms, CASH
Cash Advances made cOnsgnments OF Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches Jewey and
Merchandise generally. o 6m
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PICKPoCKET.-Geo. Williams arrested on Wednesday
night charged with picking the pocket of John T johnson
OF purse containing about 81. Canal street, Recorder
Baldwin committed for trial yesterday
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TAKE NOTICE.-The Canton Tea Company the
eIcusire vendors of the Black Tea called How
qua's Mixture" They introduced it into America in 1910,
and every other house protesting to sell the
pu bic themselves will perceive by comparing the spurious
with the genuine - Howqua" vended by the Canton Tea
Company.
ess~ Every package-in addition it containing full
weight Independent of the wrapper-beas the stamp of
and elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly
ecured from light and that their quality and will
emaip unimpared in any climate de- 2taw I'm