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HARDWARE AND Iron STORES,
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HARDWARE AND Iron STORES,
Nos. 50 and 81 CAMP STREET.
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stock III which he foIo1s IL !. st es an" wen assorted
Enelsh Bar Iron Tomnd snuar r ana A.; I'm .o,..
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE sow --LONolTUDz 900 " .-inTims.s 81.


Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Lexington Thompson HaVre, jenkins 4 Bnddendor
schT Smart, Nottingham. Tampco, Wickham
Scbr Cora, Porter, Pensacola, Master
Schr WIN Burgess, Bradford, Mobile, Jas Farrely
Schr Maria Weller Btazoia, via Atakapas Jas FaHely
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship John Henry Alexander II days from Philadelphia,
q Meeker Cod my.
Ship Clifton, Ingesoll, IA days from New York, TO w
stanton g. Cod my.
Ship Medemseh Boyson, As days from Liverpool to master
Br ship Jas Porter Abel so days from Liverpool
Bark ont6erner Hooper, Il days from Baltimore,
list my
sTEAMBoATs.
Fashion, Martin, from the Coast-9 bales cotton.
r. M. Streck, Steck from Laiourche.
Europa, Pierce, from Cmcinnati--5 bales cotton.
Gipsy, IRE, from Bayou Sara--137 bales cotton.
Hecla Kay, from Grand EeOre-144 bales cotton.
Taahatchie, Wiley from Mouth Cold Water-643 cotton.
Oregon. lHern, from Mobile.
Mobile, Sutton from Mobile.
Towboat Defiance, McPhersonn, from the Passes.
Towboat Mary Kingsand, Mechanics, from the Passes.
Memoranda
The steamer Grand Turk left ST. Louis the 18th inst
Reports the River rising very fast pert, loading for New
Orleans steamers Columbus Jas hewitt, Atlantic Josiah
Lawrence, Hannibal and Autocrat.
Towboat Defiance lowed down and to on the a inst,
ship Bothnia.
IBy Telegraphic Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, April 1s.-Anived, ship Sultana, Barrett,
from New Orleans.
Passengers
Per ship Medemseh, from LiyerpOol-34 in Storage.
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sg~ To the PubIic.-.Mc-,r, F,;,or,. ,.;.,

TO the Public.-JMessrs. Editors: wish to bear
y 70 nf. UisEitTS skill, through your valuable and truly
independent paper sorey afflicted nth hereditary cancer.
~ ase Killed my iate who had the beat medical in the
ooIIy The disease made appearance on my upper eyeids
~ ~ spread and severely nigh losi
1 s could scarcely desrf hore from man, aero hs
Having osn heard Of Dr. GicTts in The trcament
~ sep Gases left the State Of Pensyyana came 70 Ner
put under ueanent-and am happy .aJ soon cured
Gay l leave home o. a ~ Sse,p,vis = ms
Apra 10, 1850. y snIa n
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There is chapel in Red Lion Square, London.
in which thrice on every Sunday the service of the
Church of England is performed, and a sermon
preached, by signs, for the deaf and dumb.
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There are two kinds of lawyers in this city
those who have paying practice, aud those who
have a practice of paying
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A French gentleman having been rescued from
ducking in river and taken to neighboring tavern
was advised to take a glsss of very warm brandy
and water. "a Sir, shall thank you not to make il
fortnight" "a fortnight" said he, hadn't
you better take it diroctlyf' ooh yss,' said mon.
sieur directly, TO DO sure, but not fortnight, mol
Zoe weak" =
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TAKEN IN CHARGE.-sAvm. Newport, found in the house
o. Mr. Conway, anaigned Yesterday before Recorder
baldwin, and in default Of good and sufficient reason for
enaconsng hmsen the premises named, he was sent down
luril .ln.uu
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL rs. Isso.

ONE OF THKm.''-Pbgbe Smith. whose passion for
pngsc contests has been manifested by her frequent appear
ance before the Recorder was examined yesterday on tle
charge OF asaulng Ann O'Bhen and required 10 give bail
to appear before the First District Court. fft
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hEcoRDERs CouRT-Seeond lfunicpaii,v.-A few
cases Of vagancy disposed of yesterday and with the
stems which we have giyen comprsed the docket Nothing
Of interest TRANSFERRED and the Court Adjourned to enable
the Recorder 10 attend the counting of the voes given at the
late Municipal election. n
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Hospitality is to be exercised towards an enemy
when he cometh to thine house. The tree doth not
withdraw its Shade even from the wood cutter.
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FIRsT DISTRICT CouRr.-John Mack, charged wi

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-John Mack charged with
larceny, was tried yesterday and found guilty.
The District Attorney stated the Court that by late
decision of the Supreme Court the proceedings against Mr.
Stiles had been set aside He asked that no order of release
should be granted until indictment could be made out
at the next meeting of the grand Jury.
Mr. Larue, the counsel for the prisoner minated that the
further prosecution OF the proscbe by the statute
Limiting the prosecution 0f offences year; and that it,
on recording the judgement of the Supreme Court the pm
soner was not released, he should apply for writ Of haJsas
corpus.
NoOheT business transacted and the Court Adjourned
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Among his other high sounding titles, the King of
Ava has that of Lord of twenty-four Umbrellas
This looks as if he had prepared himself for long
reign.
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RIoT ON sHpBoARD.-The ten sailors comprising part Of
the crew Of the American ship Scargo charged with as
sautng and beating Isaac Lanuing, first mate and William
BROWN the second mate Of said vessel, while the high
seas during her late from Havre this port have
been examined before u. s. Commissioner Baldwin, and
committed 70 take their trial beoe the Fir.t District Cont
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ODD FELLOWS, PROcEssfOW.

4egssle tho Corner STONE Of lie Old Feo,os, HIN
Friday, April 26s Sr-.. -.
go ~ ~ The several LUdgea and - AmpM
i akysaTap Pre- = will sasunble eltrA A1
n ~ hier the ehurEe u their respective Marahala ann t
.ence % The places hereinafter Designated for M orns,ie "a ~
i ~ s column VII form on s. Charles street il viii Be divided
FIRST DIVISION
Vhusf cinrge Of n FORNO Aid 10 firand M.,shat con,i,
81 ~ h Lodges will form South street. right resting o
GeTnilna Lodge No q. Polar Star Lodge No. 49,
mSgiioia Lodge No. "a Covenant Lodge No III
~ SECOND DIVISION
= onhsr charge Of II w, 0LMSTEAD AID 10 Grand Marshal ,
I lg following Lodges will form Lafayette SQUARE sonS KY
Hsnl resting on st. Charles Atzee; "A' is'
nne ehpI Lodge Nc. l6, Hope Lodge No. a.
ociua Aodge NO. Id, Howard Lodge No 49,
THIRD DIVISION
Under charge OF DE ARMAS Aid 10 Grand Marshal
Square right resting on b. Charles street " iye'"
commercial c.a Lodge No. Il. Teptona Lodge No. 10.
~ sS Nv. Is Jefferson Lodge No. 9,
FOURTH DIVISION.
Under charge Of EDWARD FLASH Aid. o.a,,,, 4
sue nsht resting on ST. ChaIles street: Tr'' p"iu
U3resocnt Lodge No. 8. washington Iodge NJ, a
o"Sn Aouse NO. y Louisiana Lodge No. l.
Under charro az q FIFTH DIVISION.
& consisting 81 The following EncampInens and iJse
~ .. worm street, right resting Charles street
Lafayette Encsmpment No. T.
aaasale Eneafnpment No. 5,
magnoia Encampmena No. 4.
ihiiohai Encampment No. 3,
..' Wndey Encalnpment No. 4. -.-r '.0rH
% nrand EncaDpment,
Eagle Degree Lodge Embens u
D., Gftnd Lodge Of Louisiana,
poaiu o. directors of Odd Fellows Hall Aaoccat;on
oiatof and Chaplain in open l,ar0uche '
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Fish and Fishing.
GUI0N


Corner of st. Charles and Canal streets,
NJ Has hand the FISHING
TACKLE be found In this city The stock complete
in eyely department, and comprises
Superior Fishing Rods Of Gums of superior finish
wood, Hickory, Bamhou, !; Gun and Covers.
mounted in Silver, German Sill Colts Pistols.
yer and Brass. Aliens Selfcockng Pistolss
Limerick Hooks Hinged, Faed Genuine Derringers Pistols
Tapeed. Also, SnoOded in Powder Flnsks and Horns
Gimp and Out. Do. Magazines;
The Patent Spring Fish Hooks Shot Pouches and Belts.
Extra Tips, for Rods vf all sizes Game Bags,
Fine Balanced Reels, oi Germanl Cleaning Rods.
Silver and Brass. Nipple Wrenehes and Cleaners.
Eight plated Silk Lines Wesley Richards Walkers Elys
Silk Grass and Hemp Lines, of snd g d. best qualities Porous
the finest quality. on Caps.
Silk Worm Gut, lCut and Felt Wads.
Floats all sises and styles Dog Collars Chains and Whistles.
Artificial Bait Of every description. Pistol Belts.
Leads of all patterns and Bowie and Hunting Knives
Bait Boxes, Baskets Kettles Ciruntlet Riding Gloves
Landing Nets; Fishing do. lIiouor Fasks,
Fishing Books and Boxes, Drnkiag Cups. etc. etc. l.
Dsorgers SWiVels, Batting Nee Rodges WoslenooF's and
dies, ETC. ETC. Crooks Fine Cutlery.
No The GUIoN ROD particularly sdapted 10 ;cnbern and
Wesesn Fishing generally is well
II Having arranged with John Conroy NevYor te ce
Of whose articles is 50 well knoWn the
manufacture, those articles will hereafter lie sold al mannfa
nrers' NewYork prices, at GUION,S,
FANCY AND FURNISHING STORE
misc I'm Corner Of So. Charles and Canal sts
on CAKE- tons thin CaEsi il IR3ds b6ls etc. in
Apply 70 oi A. g SOFIA S St chat s. Sok LA
REMOVAL.
ICKLES their Wholesale Store from No "a
~ Magazine street No. a. Canal street, adjoining their old retail
siclles ~ co., 40 and ~ Canal street,
w svsiea ts$NmsRt FtH FeJsnsfyi Sis, a2H o
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H. Of FRENCH EMBROIDERED REGA. - :,
LA suited to Suh0Fdinats Loagei and Enuamf. .1. -
meiits, besides every vafVty Of Gold and Silver
EIIhgSs Grips, Lasss, stan, TGsssls. EmhTpi. ~
~ ~ tYbE b GOODRICH, u chpsss :.
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List Of vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Nateln the First the following
sols b. nj ne Nos esmnsncs Al tbs Railroad and
IN hs second fn2 the Ne above Steamboat
tag Me- being Elabea Landing In the Third in3l
eansnee al the Railroad and down. Ne. being
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Order Of Procession.
" The column will be formed as follows,
First Division:
>; a. AnELuiG. Grand Marshal.
HARMON pqAsy, ''~AN Assistants to Grand Marshal.
H. rorno. Aid 10 Grand Marsbn
hand Of Music
Aouges composing First Division
Second Division:
H.. w. Olmstead. Aid 10 Grand Marxbal
Music,
houges composing Second Division.
Third Divisions:
X. lie Amas, Aid to Grand Marshal,
.t Music
Lodges composing Third Division,
Fourth Divisions:
Edward Flash, Aid TO Grand Marshal
Music
Lodges composing Fourth Division.
:. ,u Fifth Division:
!" W. Shaw and II. c. Vonts gen. Aids tn Grand Marshal
+. u, Music,
bO1sts, etc. con- nn.ina Fifth Thrisinr,
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iNqUEsT-An inquest held yesterday on the body of
negro man named Jupiter aged q years. belonging
to Mrs, ovender, of Springfield, La found drowned in the
New Basin Jupiter employed board the steamboat
Reyee trading the Lakes he was pushing the boat
with pole when he accidentally fell overheard and was
drowned Verdict accordingly
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~ J. COKE e. CO., DRUseIsTs, Corner Of .Maga-
Is zine dRd Pogdras streets. prepared to a
Sue orne1s iof Planters Country Physicians and Fam ~
nes. Every article warranted genuine. DT. e. j. IVA
OOKKs Preparations, extensively used for years.
Recommending themselves by their effects: -
SOUIHEkN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled remedy,
-. foY Coughs. Colds, Influenza, etc.
EEATkACT OF C0PAVIA. SARSAPARILI4A
|AkA AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
49, superior TO the Capsules any other extract
NOMIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIIILA AND
TAkA4ACUM-The strongest preparation that can
r. be mnde, as proved by the effect produced.
BAlSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, ETC.
FOR the cure of CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS nls Iyadp
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THIRD MUNTCIPALiTY-Ws have nothing to report from
the district presided by Recorder Seuzeneau. Two or
three faces appeared in the dock, the complaint of
disturbing the gevous charge in that portion of
our city. After gentle admonition to Z" 90 and sin no
more, :" The noisy jewellers were dismissed
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RECORDER GEEUIs' CoURr.~-An affidavit was made
by Louis Legros, charging Manuel Romero with breach of
trust Depcnoht stated that from representations made
him by Romero of his destitute condition, he entrusted
him lot of coal and wood to sl of John Morris,
who keeps coal yTd the Basin Carondele and that
since the above transaction, which occurred some months
SINCE account sales have been rendered. funds handed
over. A warrant issued for the accused.
Nothing further came mp, the Recorder occupied
The balanoe of the day with the election returns.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON Cry,
Wednesday Evening, April n, 1850.
Arrived to-day per steamers Hecla and Grand Turk LII
head of Western Beeves and 81 Hogs.
PRIcEs.- Beef Cattle, 4z@7c " ID net; Hogs, 81
@41zc y h net Sheep, 81 5@$S v head; Mich Coa0s
tot; Gaines, 7G12c " h net.
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SCIENTIFIC DIsoovERIEs.-The last sitting of
the Academy of Sciences in Paris, was more than
usually interesting. Arago announced his determi-
nation to give the result of the scientific observa-
tons on which he has been engaged at various Pc
RODS of his life. He stated that his bad health
and sudden alteration in his sight had induced
him at once to come forward with his different dis
coveries. The first point which he touched,
was the power of approaching the intensity of
light, and of measuring the quantity emitted from
luminous body After that, M Come showed
the means by which the human body might be
rendered capable of resisting intense heat. 1t was
curious, they say, to see him wash his hands in
molten lead and Selling bodies at red heat-a plea
surable sensation is produced by the melted lead
if the hand be duly washed previously with an
ethereal preparation. A communication was read
upon the subject of the inhabitants of Paranagua,
who eat earth. Auguste st. Hlaire described the
state brought by this depravity of taste it short
ems life, after producing distractions in the dges-
tive organs yet, devoted are some of the ne
groes this species of food that they devour it in
great abundance. Before the purchase of slave is
made it is requisite to know il he has given way to
this singular appetite, he will not abandon the
habit, but dies at early period.
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Government Wagons, Drays, Bodies. Wheels, etc.
BIZ SYKES, HYDE g. co.
"WEDNESDAY, May l. at 10 o'clock-Wnl be sold at the
w Branch Press Warehouse of Tchoupoulas and Mar
ke streets for account Of whom ii may concern
So WAGONS; 10 WAGON BODIES;
100 WHEELS; 40 sets RUNNING GEAR;
Hubs, Foes Sookes Hounds Axletrees Wagon Bows Single
and Double Trees, Stay chans, Wagon Tires sfehers ece
and UNDER $500 $780, days over $500
months, approved paper. ap2
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without reserye-EtOck of Hardware. Cutlery,
and Fancy Goods.
ny SYKES. HYDE & CO.

unn FANCY GDOdS,
By SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
MONDAY April 20 o'eloewil sold wit iout reserve
vi the Of the Importers Messrs Love Hoge No LOG
Poydras street.
The entire HARDWARE assorted consisting
part Of fine Pocket and Table Cutlery, Britannia Ware Carpen
ts and Ooope Tools Coffin Mountngs Hearse Pumes
large MGs and Engayings from Landseer with
articles kept in wholesale Hardware large
Frnges Gps, Buttons Fancy Goods and
riety of English Double Barrel Guns and Pistols. fF
$780, cash $500 $780, 80 days $500 10 $500
months; $500, 6 months for approved paper
The entire stock direct importation the English
manufactures
TT Catalogues will be ready three days previous day Of sale
at the office of the auconees the propeo Poydras
anI6
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Ar% NJ ER Ha Ia Lss, EaJI Il .s season.

EB Ladies and Gentlemen requested be in attend
anee early as the Exhibition viii commence at hafpast
O'clock An ntermssion Of half hour after the Fancy
Dances, when the will be removed and the com
1any join in Quadie, Watzes, and other amusemenis Of
Price of Admission Gentlemen 81; Ladies and Children
y cents Tickets to be had at the Music Stores Of Mr.
Bruins, and at the door the evening of the Ball.
~ Seats can be secured by applying the Hall on Friday
and Saturday between the hours OF 10A NJ and Bpm ap
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TO MOTHERs AND MARRIEn LAnIEs

In all cases Of Female Diseases the Galyanc Han e III m
estim9be value 1t would take many columns were we 10
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and respectable Ladies in ali mars of tr
Union Weakness irregularities, low spirits, pain in the
breast and side choF0s uoF albus poapsus uie or falling
Of the womb costiveness, Distracted difficult mensuaon
general prosraon Of the syste and all affections of similar
simple and beautiful invention. The enervaing nature Of
climate renders natural sfimaAt necessary for fhe
safe ecacious the stmulant which Nature herself has
pnoyded This Is efatudnism and It's application by The
Gavane Belt and Magnetic Fluid every respect pleasant
and sgreeabe No Inconvenience attends its USE and The
most feeble and decae can with ease and aefY
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Briggs.

Aontezuma ....l3, m3 Yorktown ..... 5mI
NJ Washington 4im2 z D.......,.... I'm.
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
ALVANIG GH Rb1 MA SSSSfEKHtf fEbi RBAcElETs
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
sVG1'UO9ES Diseases,
And Of those Complaints which by impaired
orunhealthy condition Of the Nervous system.
i: Sss powers q SSIyzNisS $nd MAsS u
EyESps and he United sialss. Be s valuable
Dr. Chrtstie's GALVANIC BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with e ES EPFf and HsH .PSss all case
and 7sS Sis ss ens E sSse e 1s various
sEa G 2f fAS RAFRAHSYSks m MPaA1sx
E4GdE spa F SNHRRoNIG S99UT EPIIIEPSY IUM
EffAfT5E u Fit aEART A FP66FEhmEo9EY R sAt
VERA do emAhiss IA ThE sPE oA AND iGs
GHRVAEgR ai, Of PR, THE SPINE HIP COMPLAINT IT.
NERVOUS Disc Asses which Compsints a sR On none one
; T3E :%S9EsiRa17a 6 fsTEh BEREAVEMENT OF
~ In Nervous Complaints, drugs and medicines e-.,s.
nc LOT they Weaken The vital energies of the already
vtazng influence Of Gayan, as apped by fh 5eantig
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
The great pecdaiity and e1ceieHoe Of elasticity and
DIR. Christie's GalVanic Curatiyes
gPgcato in place of the usual mode Of and pSys
licking the patient till exhausted sinks hopeesy under
e nnlcuon 1heg strengthen the soh0ke syste e0HaIl.e
s s.rsSg 9t e t1e Mood promOte he sereoHs and
Since Their he T9ited "s stse ony t:
years since, more than 60. 900 persons including ali ages
CLASSES and conditions among which large humber OF
haes VINO are peculiarly subject to Nervous Complaints
nave oeeh e ntiIely and Permanently Cured
wneh al hope relief had been given up. and every thing
To ILLUSTRATE the Of the G.aLYaNTC BELT suppose
ne case Of person afflicted with that bahe Of cyizaiion
HfSrEPSlA, or any other Chronic Nervous Disorder
IN ordinary cases stmHans taken, which, BY their acon
on the nerves and muscles of the stomach afford
ie put which leaves the patient in lower state and with
Yuied Faculties alter the ACTION thus excited has ceased
wow tins
!ne ~, GALvANIC BELT Take Dyspeptic sufferer. even
IN the worse symptoms Of attack and simply re the Be
around the body using the Magnetic Fluid as directed In
Snort period the nsensbe perspraton will on the positive
element Of the Belt, thereby causing avanic Circulation
winch VIII pass to the negative and thence back a. 70
throughout the system.
piESS Tins Che most of DYSPEPSIA ARE
| PERMANENTLY CURED. a fcto dams Is offen anni,,
| seIcaeRt 20 eradicate the Disease Of years.
| CEkTIFlCATES AND TESTIMONIALS
| Of the Nest UndOubted Character
r'o an paris o. the Country, could be given sufficient tn
nil every column of this paper!
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SHIPPIMG
DOMKa T.Ic poRTS

DOMESTIC POETS.
a PseLs. = o.f ssfs' iisif La 4 5etsess
EsS Mssfs .ssaa - b sss Csps &c
IN ~ ~ tssi bgNE a sss ,.sH a..
q! Chadssoa st and 37d d e oaR: Iessins
Charleston for Hatana % fhs IL and Sta. -f'~@
RATES oY PAssAe1-
IIssaas @ Gh.rIgoa OF sssaHnah. go
I,svsns V hey 30
r. 2. hQgE 81 5!sl lcshsEEasss.oa. ssto
As:pi. 4 hA Asvsus, Tf 6RkE RIOS 81
800 ,s s ssE1 ~. He p b I en- sss
Esw Ygk snd PhisdeiSsis Il he same tms b taking De
!, dd mail Steamship FxlCONs IL b. u Hsr
,M "a y ;:.:s Is:yss q az
spacoas saIepn and well ventats cabins and sasroos
are e2nip.ned an The convenience Of nt rate hotel
, - s1apeereeced surgeon ACCOMPANIES ths and all
New u EeI ssiIs .ais. .75 90
s;aiefoom Berth. AfteI ssloon.-.... Is %
ssissa ss. fBs sa Sb sIs ard sssoa -
stsisroom Be sriR forws ssIG saiooa.
New York pasenges transferred 70 steamship Georria
Passsngess i9r Havana must proeue passports from the
No passage secured until paid for. An passage tickets and
PSEzb Ss Z 81 :
iii f :ss DssEs III cxcSrf Gsss a n. s:
patch bs.nes d sS q p 1890 sppS on aHi Sss1d
a R9si ~ sssoSs mRSEpIf,RRsEII, g 2 co ., e,
Agents IN Boston, J. siIIowsy 4 CO.
FOR PHILADELPHIA cg1.gsyss. 2. I "A :,
will have dispaic For balance Il isiei, Or paaass, ap
ps apo 0'ai' VI w. ANb dS v & co. 81 Common 81.
Agents IN Philadelphia, Messrs +. Lincoln Co.
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tickets must be procured from the office OF the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-25

BY MORPHY q MENUS.
TUESDAY April 80 ocloek-Wbe street,
general assortment Of FURNITURE, viz; Mahogany Sofa
Chairs Card and Centre Tables Piano. otomans, Bedsad
mors, Lookng Glasses Bdcng China one fine
Brussels Carpets, nearly Stoves, Kitchen Utensils ETC.
Also
One fine WATCH DOG. ap24