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strakosoh was at Louisville on the LIST inst.
mrs. Partington's Letters from WASH
ingtom.
CORNER OF F AND A HAIF sTRrEr

CORNER OF F AND HALF STREET
VIII now endeavor to give Won some idsa or
MT. Clays Surmise, which is generally called the
luminous Bill, on account of the threatening aspen
OF the embroilyou# between the North and South,
"alel assume you have heard all about You
must Know that the Surmise is suspicion offered
~ the North to the South to take a twist in the
Missouriune found by Mr.. Koch of the Chinese
Museum in the Clay of California Mr.. Under
hrash, who always speaks on every question with
out ever saying anything, is of the same opinion
as Mr. Clay, and my respected extemporary Mrs.
SipEE has also got her Foote in it. So that YOU
may well call it an 0minous Bill although on
account OF the plattude of its provisions - it
would be fist rate for the relief of Ireland
among tho remarkable events of the week is the
summary injection of the members of Congress out
:" mouse and home for the purpose Of introducing a
'",lloh mo the carpet and carrying out all the
measures on the Speakers table into the Rotunder
are asplck OF the House, with the white washers
ana oack scrubbers climbing up the pillows on lad
VS., or scrawing about the floor on all fours was
more interesting than gracious As for the Rotun.
ger, mat is IN state of mprescriptabe confusion
" whlSh see no speedy Formulation. The tas.
S'ltu lioor is thickly stewed with movable desks
ana olher stationary articles belonging to the
-'"use-lncluding several articles in an unfinished
A,h'e extended for the Baltimore and NewYorI
papers.
The Committee on CLANS in the lower hons,
." 'uCg CdH 90 IN ttulDlnQ down this
vlous stale clans presented 10 tba 'ri'
IGey make regular open and shut business of il
y he largest clam of the season was fisbed nm II
Georgia and was brought forward under the ovs
'erPeces oil ofilshal sources. Under the favorabl,
suckemstances it went down of course: butit law
so heavy on the stomach of Estuary Crawfsb TIA
T. Bennett thinks he will be obleeged to throw
mp his office. This would be a great pity as h,
at present enjoys good run of custom in the cabi
net business, which he finds very profitable.
have been looking about good deal lately fo
The southern organ i; but have seen nothing of
ms yet except il may be a little niger playing on ,
Isr's cellar door. However, heard it intimidate,
that the sinners of war had not yet arrived and vo,
Know that sinners are as exquisite to organs as Il
war. The Treasury is just now an exhausted re
'rlVer, and don't suppose that any thing is to b.
peced from that quarter-although the 1if1aren
rlments of the government are certainly no
destitute of sinners. AAIGAIL PARTINGToN,
-1--7-1,-.., Mem York Dcy Book
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IT, Owing to the numerous complaints of trading
in the New Canal of detention and damage caused by the
large number of small craft and boats occupying the harbor
at the Lake entrance and in the Canal above the bridge,
notice is hereby given that from and after 18th June next
all Steamboats, Vessels Yachts, Boats, and other craft of
every description will be charged TOLLS for each andever
time they come inside of the Lighthouse, the if the
whole distance the city used and that the Collector of
Tolls at the Lake end of the Canal will be required collect
the same in conformity with the 1th section of the Charter,
follows:
THAT the said Company shall be entitled receive from
every vessel entering sand Canal not exceeding thirty
seven and half cents for every of the admeased bur-
then of said vessel and in proportion foI boat of less
burthen than one ton and the request of
master Of any boat or vessel navigating said Canal
Collector of Tolls it shall be lawful for each of them
choose person to the number Of which sand
boat or vessel is capable of carrying, and mark the
in figures the head and of said boat. and the said
boat so measured and marked shall always be permitted
pass through said Canal for the price per to which the
number of tons so marked shall amount and the
master of such vessel shall decline choosing person resident
within one league and half of the place where such toll
payable ascertain the tonnage thereof then the amount
such tonnage shall be fixed by person appointed for tina
purpose by the said Collector of Tolls; and the said toll sha
be paid according to such measurement
Also that article 9Th of municipal regulations will
| enforced.
Art 6. That every vessel not employed in loading
unloading cargo shall pay five dollars per day during the Tin
thsy may remain in the Canal Basin or HsGboF ooaRdu
from the ush,h day AFTER thar ARRIVAL" -,
n, ,, EAeREN,
l ksH eEssasi Mr. %, Isee. nya In
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Theatrical and Musical.

ne New York Herald speaking of Mitchell Of
the Olympic, says: "Where is Mitchell? What
Eas become OF him2 We see that Mrs. Mitchell
us an'able and accomplished lady, has arrived at
boston IN the last steamer from Liverpool. and ia
very DESTROYS Of discovering the whereabouts Of
her loving husband" VI
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steamship Galveston Place. from Indanola and Galveston
-, lth inst, TO Harris X Morgan-2d my-57 BIS cotton.
Ship ThOs Church. Pratt, days from Havana in ballast
to masteT-d my.s
Br ship Queen, DAILY 50 days from Bremen to maser-2
Ship Lion, Dyer, 81 days from Antwerp, 10 Whit.
ney IL Co--3d my.
Ship Kentucky Phnney, 26 DAYS from Boston, tn / w An
drews L. Cod my
Ship OswegO, Ingersoll 20 days from New York to w
Stanton & Cod my. -
SohT Charan Ducey from Chagfes 18th nit in ballast Il
o Wickham-lst my, -
SehT Scranton, Taber u days from Chapres in hal
last, to master-lst my
- STEAMBOATS,.
HeCla. Kay, from Grand Ecore-lOS bales cotton
Latona, Dateres, from Lockport.
BOwndes, Jr, jerks, from Princeton-l bale COTTON
Oregon. lliem, from Mobile.
TOwboat Star, MeClan, from the Passes
IOWb0at Persian, Andrews, from the Passes.
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Per steamship Galveston, from Galvesto37Mrs Cangley,
Mrs Paquet, Mrs Young and daughter, Mr. Peck and lady
Mr. FiIsbury and Lady, Mr. Wright and lady, Miss Rawins,
Mis- pxys Mr. Collins, lady and child; Mess Vanceye,
Miller, Dry, Pyme, Cuth Rogers, Young, smith Possey,
Pearson, Rhodes, Logghey Wise, Norton Royon, Rose,
Brooks Abrams, Mckenney, Hendricks, Dash Fisk, Ash,
Ashbury, Andrews, Purcell, Ke,ham, Mitchell Shepard,
Penn, Clary Pe2se Jones Mr. Rundes.and Is on deck
Per steamship Yacht from Brazos-Mrs Gamble Ker.
rs w Dohonde, Ferguson, Hewes, Sortochet, Master
Hernandez, Ward, Calee, Marks, Welsh, North,
Arthur, McGark-and 6 on deck
Per ship Kentucky. from Boston-Mrs Todd and soc, Mr.
Caldwell.
Per ship Sea Lion, from Antwerp-i90 in steerage.
Per ship OswegO, from NewH Ork-lS in steeTage
Sha Alexander Grant, from LverpOOi-30 in Storage.
Ship Elizabeth, from l4iverpoo-2T0 in steerage.
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James Seymour, of the National Theatre, the
Gentleman who formerly played lSikesey to Mr.
CHantraus Nose, was taken to the fifth ward sta
uon house, New York, on the LIST inst, he having
wiIIe IN state of insanity, attempted to put an
end TO his existence by stabbing himself His
wounds were pronounced not mortal, and he was
properly cared for. The act is said to be caused
oy Tue iaith!essness of lady whom he was about
to marry, or had already married.
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In excusing Steffanon for her late failuro 10
IN Boston, announced, the New York Herai3
hdys' bostonans ought to remember that thew
nave climate that would affect the voice and lungs
o. a polar bear, and much more readily that Of 4
detcate-throated warbler "
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CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTs.-Fro The Plains.-
ne ST. Louis Rsveille, of the LIST instant, saws
Several wagons, that had proceeded over a
"ndfed mites on the plains, returned few days
t'nce 10 ST. Joseph, with sickness among emigrants
accompanying them They report considerable sick
ets among the different trains II is reported in
any instances to be the cholera; but our informant
states that from the best information he can gather
II = The milk sickness, caused by drinking the milk
JtcOws taken out with the trains, and rendered IN.
:ealthy by the excessive labor of Transporting the
wagons. The trains that started at an early day
have experienced much suffering on account Of The
cattle and mules giving out. The villages on the
Missouri river are all reported healthy.'
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William Forrest, the comedian. oommopIv c.lIo5
little Bill Forrest, has had fortune of Sf75 600
city. ''U :" -'o" OK
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY,

JEFFERSON LITY,
Sunday Evening, June g. 1850
Arrived yesterday and to-day per steamers Autocrat
Lowndes Hecla and Galveston 301 Western Beeves ncu
ding 1Sl head OF Texas and 30 head of Lake Catte So
Hogs, 2lS Sheep, 20 Cows and 80 Calves.
PRICES: Beef Cattle 4<GD7Jac W ID net; Hogs, 41s@p
&c ID net; Sheep, S3s6D$4s " head; Mich Cosos SIS
"a s45 " head Cdlres. $4a}$s % head
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The brig Mount Vernon from this port, and sch Enter
prise from NewYok, arrived Chagres the 9th ult in
port, ship Sarah Louisa, destruction unknown.
TowbOat Star lowed down and to sea, on the 9Th inst
barks Blake and Chatham, brig Tartar.
Towboat Persian towed down and to sea- the 9Th inst
ship Eliza Bentley and Roseuda.
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the BOARD OF LIoUIDAroRs-TmRp Dtsrp,or
% the case of the Board of Lqudaors ne Mimi
cpapy no. One in which the latter was called ON 70 sbn,.
] lne assets OF the Sinking Fund should NOT bs az
aay deciding that thelaw establishing the Board ~ sat.
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d Max Maretzek is in Philadelphia, with Madame
I,et.uoea MSareizek his wife. They are giving
concerts The lady is highly spoken Of
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Paper Warehouse,
No. 6s CAMP STREET

NO. 90 CAMP OTREET.
To" SHELDON g. POTTER, late of 70 Camp street.
have removed since the Fire. es Camp street, staone
Publishers may require any thing with
the PAPER BUSINESS will find large and new ock now
opened and arriving daily;
No Among which may be found
Fbolseap and Letter Papers, Of Linen Hemp and Fancy oLored
qualities; Ttvi1es Or epery paTyiiet mi
Packet Post, F6io Post, Fiat Cap,l Hiekaess; '
DENY and MaeiHzHi Cloth Paper, and Packing Paper
OpeH Z Hurlbut's celebrated Will all sized; "f-''
ting Papers, Of all raies and Board
P1cesi Trunk Paper for iiJiHgs, etc.;
PRINTING Paper Of erey dscp Sap and Rag Wrapping Paper
ton from he Rock bHlsI for Spper GToors'
Columbus, Ga TarTed Sheating Pepper, in rolls;
Assorted Col0red Papers; PLAYING Cards, L. l. Cohen'S
I,dteH EN7sLope Paperj Stealboats Hzhldnders hTTk
ifdLd1de and Cotton Stamping Adreos Decatur, and Super
PdpeFj EagLeg; " -
Drussis Paper blue and ,hi L. sias superior Eagles En-
EfteTing Paper BI0iHg PapsT,l esior Jenny Linds
and Patent Boters; Imported Eng and French Cards
1iSUe Paper; Cohen's Printers Cards;
CoaHtng+ouse and Bill CaPj Fancy Colored Glazed Paper
j. D. McCreary celebrated News Book and fancy coored
PRINTING INK New York prices
NJ From the facilities afforded by direct cy the
Manufacturers, enabled supply most liberal
and invite generally examine stock before uur.
chasing elsewhere -
iet Ivy SHELDON & POTTER ca Cann street,
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
Network via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala. and
Charleston. q. q.
la 75555=. = N -

NeWfOrk Via Mobile and MONTGOMERY, Ala. and
Charleston, sc.
fER Is -
THRo UGH IN II DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety three Miles.
4 s ia Mes HiD BAY cA CALI
Mobile s'Ha f f3S i & Tine
MeBILF 70 MoSTeoMERy-Byg the Dai Line of sppe.
sSsrEB oa EMPERok pt re c me
kE GdFTES SOet sn ADM RR N p r. Capt
Johnson FARMER, Capt James. Fare IS. Time through
A. to A hours BY the Daily Mail Line COach-Fare $40
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON,
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
MouFone4r Ii A. M M Rai2D sdANos 4 mile.
Rfaa 10 M M G Haa,; p M f Railroad. 3 3
saa 3 M cR RsHa M, M "
Fare-Mongomery Charleston, s26 50 Time through,
TRee Daily Sage pines between 6petS sns G
passing through Mes Point La Grange and Greenyle to
forward any number of through passengers without de-
~ The Cars on the Railroad are of the most approved
constructonthose ppoa the Georgia Railroad provided with
Aonso%si; Hah Or &adsoa hSu ss
BPasnss pSsu.ng Through Tickets of the
G REAT CENTRAL MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
LEAVES: ARRIVES DISTANCES:
Montgomery, "a Opeika Ia Railr adj. 6fne
Opetika ...l Barnesyle.l0 Stages SO =.
Barneshlle Fl Maeon..... Railroad. 40
Mscon Savannah. Railroad. 1870
Savannah Chnrleston. q. Steamer. lilo
Fare-Montgomery to Charleston, s23 Soto Savannah
$24 So Time through, " hours including nights rest
: viz: at Savannah and Macon
ER- The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and
Savannah Line are the MET AMDRA, VIM. SEA
BROOK GEN. CLINCH, well known for their safety,
neatness and sumptuous fare.
SS- No charge Tor meals or berths.
The Cars the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
of the finest description.
e51~ Staging reduced to ninety eight miles.
Two Daily Lines of -Four rrse has Coaches, from Ope
lka to B ansve via Columbus besides Extra Coaches. al
ways in readiness to carry forward number of through
passengers without detenuon.
to For Through Tickets apply TO the Agent at the Elk
change Hot-, Montgomery Hail. or Madison House, Mont
gomery, Ala.
N B.-Passengers procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery, will save abOuts4
CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK,
By the DAILY Line of Sea Steamers Wilmington N. c.;
thence by Railroad Petersburg thence 10 Philadelphia by
the established mail lire, via Richmond, Washington City
and Baltimore Through Tickets be obtained Of E.
WIEsLow, Agent Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad CON-
| pany, Charleston, s. C. Fare, go
Steamships from Charleston to Network.
| Steamships NORTHERNER and sOUTHERNER
leave Charleston matey eeey Saturday, arriving in New
| York on the following Tuesday. Fare SO
e% Fare Through, Fifty mine Dollars. III
| je7 SHELDON Il POTTER, Agents, 6S Camp st.
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Il, a new play by J. Fennmore Cooper, a satire on
me tS7iS OF the age, is in rehearsal at NewYork.
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Genuine Madeleine WSyFeIe0SEse,
No. I5o Chartres So. New OFIeams.

n WRIGHT Il co. having resolved 10 stand afIsaef b
- every department Of their business have HUef with The
Propneo and Agents Of all ths genuine popular fnsns
Medicines Throughout the Uned States keep them
stanfly supplied with fresh and ample
tar below the nsna market prices By % arrangement theg
enabled offer tor The inspection OF purchasers the mos
extensive which be found in this othE
city Having bad many experiences in the purch
and sale Of Patent Medicines, they have acquired ectes
for conducting tins particular department, the most liberal
SCALE and prepared to supply fe ade 81 pcs 20
handsome per centage his investment either Waiesakc
or RetaL. At their establishment may be found ~
assortment of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises Of their assomenfs snd
be furnished dealers, from twenty TO
twenty-five per cheaper than manufactun regular
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Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Ohio, Lieut. Schenck from NewYork 2sh ut
wa Charleston, Savannah, and Havana 9TH inst Il
e, Paradise, Lawrasoh & CO--Lafayette.
0teamshp aeht Thompson, days from Brazos st Jago
, TO Harris X Morgan-2d my.
br ship Aexandgr Grantz Alexander 81 days from Liver
80. nool, to L l. Rogers e. Cod N.Y.
ship EhZabeh GUS, 81 days from Liverpool to master
Point.
. master-2d my. " -
Bark Volant Funoy, 80 days from Bremen in ballast
msster-2d my.
DR. brig Commerce, Elwyn, days from Belize. Honduras
TO maSter-lst my.
- STEAMBOATS,.
Gen TAYLOR, Power from Donaldsnnv1le
etIpsy, Ure from Bayou Sara.-7 bales cotton.
Fashion, Martin, from Canal Raifrts
AutOcrat, Gosee, from St Lnuis-3s6 bales cotton.
Chancellor Bacon, from Louisville.
Towboat Ango-Saxon, Davis from the Passes
TowbOat Ocean, Mechanics, from the Passes.
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mr.
his Hotel on sand JPEz.-Gen. Lopez was escorted to
uoure of citizen ~, from the Courtroom, by large con-
cheers On ; q, who made the wekin roar with theI,
called for dis arrival at the St. Charles being loudv
senb ne came out on the portco and addressed the as
cror se in Spanish. His speech was translated to the
"a Oy L. j. sigur and received with the strongest
Iks OF approval Sundays Delta contains the following
Translation of his remarks: N's
GeRaemea-I can find no sujtabIe axnroOsor , . =.
@ e gratitude oil my heart for these Demonstrations Of
your hhness and sympathy They are partirniaTiv o.
NoMe az uha moment when my motives and condnct nre
GftI ana my acts subjected criminal pro- ecntion
,,,,,a ho"gver, 90 not complain be who would de-
800 lne hes OF fortune, know how to hear her
S1,Ilu,s am prepared for either, - ~ "
ut whatever may be the short-sighted cacula
auo" ana selsh policy, based upon mere e,peliencv
III, bcs auing le pest ard hottest feelings Of our nature
y Wy arms oil generous and noble people cannot he
laue lhuLIeent 10 the sacred cause of FrsadoUn snd
ity mere Il a law within us-a law which Won bs We
msue manifest which proclams and enlorces tba
f gaeEei national designations they may be known Nv
itnce Is hat have sought the benefits 0f that is,
at goulon bond OF hamHnity-for oppressed CInba am
SiIus 9 none other If for this must be tradnced and
oulef shal pursue my course and ascent ihe cas y
Nulc9s, Whatever they may be. If il be- crime ~ ~
~ lteeen to achieve the liberation of oupresd and
ra " ~ Ike themseyes-and to place The
" the Anulles in the path of her magnificent denv
I G 70 be criminal, and to the very IA
e'lleh Of my hea pertinacous unreDenting nnd o o.
Tor ] shall implUre that assistance oT uoIs ~
ssNi lung men, wherever shall meet them-irom nv
Sgieas as shall beseech it from Cod viii .t
""Sauou OF my heart Gentlemen thank Won again I'
A'er the delivery of this address, Gen LOPEZ retired into
''e paHor OF the Hotel where he was greeted Inv a -
hummer OF gentlemen, who expressed warm svp,n,t H. H.
cause in which be was engaged III uie
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE $50 81 30" N.-LoyolrUpK 900 W.-inTime "a
Cleared saturda,

ship AbGlino, Elliott San francisco. Up Whitney 4 IA
snip Abby Pratt, Shaw, San Francisco Whitney s Co
br bark Robt Parke, Morton, Trieste.
sohr John Rowett, Rockingham, Ta6ado Wckham
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs,(
May so. 1850.

COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO. Two
b. and he hereby eauasicd and satRoze sell at PGS
e ductSn after giving days notice in the official journal
OF tins Municipality in accordance with the 18th section OF
an act Of the Legislature approved March IT, 1850 and with
the specifications for the work file in the Office of the Sur
list The grading of the road bed of Fulton street. and lay
ing plank road said Fulton street, from Julia Canal
I'd The furnishing and delivery on the line of said street for
the plank road, the following lumber 1000 feet board
measure Of hard yellow heart pine to inches wide
feet board measure of do by inches any length over Is
e 81 he ands and ySs q ps%R he he
TSe Rns sSd delivery ssd work Of the fol-
lowing described lumber 49S COO feet board measure hard
S 20 sf Nf 50 M eSssi %a 'R Se
oh The grading and Psnkng Of 100 feet of the G6oat
lets The and the grading OF 100 feet the of the
&c. The furnishing and delivery on tie atboat and coal
boat landing Of $50 feet Of hard yellow pine as o2ws:
IL inches wide; a. $50 feet do by any length 10
m The grading of the road beds and CONSTRUCTION of the
plank roads all the projections of the streets, between New
eyee and the panng on the landings from Canal street to
9Th The furnishing and delivery said streets of 29d
feet in lengths Of ~ and Is feet $4,000 feet do. by
any length over Il feet.
o Se sSaeoH Of the Mayor and Council 9r each OF The
10 urpis6 said sacn u M W. anu oues m oe
sr w pc adndcaed to the next responsible bidder, at
{ss&sda Nav 20 Has las H. CALDWELL President
tsigned) A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
MAEoRAt Mgv % q EYgE,ySoRLnANs,.
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with The
above resolution, passed by the Council of
No Two at their sitting OF 18th inst and in virtue OF the
Eth section of passed by the. Legislature of the State
at office, MONDAY, the 10Th day of IHne next al
the several works designated in said resolution
70 the lowest bidder in accordance with the and cond
| tons as therein set forth
my3I A. ID. CROSSMAN Mavor
I INEN LUSTERS AND CHAMBRAYs-Th The
undersigned has in store LINEN LUSrERS. beau.
ul assortment OF coOrs and fine and medium solid Cham.
bray Glnghams Tor travelling dresses.
| Ein, Qoo.I1 NJ - 80. ,, ,
fne broeaded Muslin Dresses Linen Rareges Solid Black
Lawns PLAIN Swiss Muslns, Bishops Lawns Fine Tape
my29 j. II. PALMER rs Gravier 1t
ITO FAMILIES GOING NORTH-The advertiser
4 Is aeslr0us to take charge OF the residence of family
going North for the Summer, She fully competent and
has no children The best would be taken everything
left in her charge Satisfactory city references can be given
Address s. P.'' Box w. LAT, Post.oiioe. myf6 2w
| ENIRE BRICKs-4OOOO Piltsburg, landing fro a steam
er Empire 100. 600 English and Scotch for sale nv
ie6 HAYMAN HOLDEN, IS Magazine st.
| 1(RANDH-In Demijohns and Boxes-A superior article
| - Tor sale by A. b. RIRGGOLD. 81 Grayier street.
| SEGARS-2OO,O 900 assorted qualities, for sale BY
QNDON P99RTER00lEIH pins SHd quart ioE i8s low
B.5.K R'aH 's''' s !as op9s A SYSk saSgs. To-
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREscKNT OFFIcK,
1,ou Monday Morning, June 10, 1850
s oi IoN-The market very heavy appearance on
Saturday and the s9les confined to some 800 bales
rnces are barely sustained.
ne ecepts all the Southern Ports now 672 2s6 bales
behind lat years to date.
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IiE MAYORS COURr.-This cour ore. :.
Sond Municipality today The Record anizes in the Sc.
een nted up tor the purpose VeryH court room has
Ihe court. having been sent befora
a clerk will be elected. n
courteous clerk of the r. O. " Jout the efficient and
chosen. The business corders Court, will no doubt be
that thea Of the two tribunals are so closely in
hut tamme the pontment Of any other individual would
to the public proceedings and be
Ihe emoumenis of The nfine nrn bni .,iain,.