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NKw ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION


TOBACC0-A sale Of hhds R at 51sc
|, SUGAR AND MOLASsES-Sugar was in active re-
quest, and 1900 hhd taken, mostly Tor the West Fair3
@4e. OF Moasses 1000 bb sold the usual wide of
,12(02lc. for very Inferior to Prime.
5FLOUR-The market seemed to be ffneT. Sales 1000
bbs including 100 bbs. Indiana at s5 25 800 bb Illinois
at IS - and IS So, 100 bb St Louis 50 56 and the
IS 25@&5 30 for Ohio and IS IS for Extra Illinois,
One lot Of Ohio offered at So Is.
I CoRNSaes 5000 5000 SACKS, including 900 sacks Ord.
nary 4s, 160a So ITe0 81 and 52s, and 500 Rrme
White at 53c. W bushel.
oATs-soe sacks St. Louis brought 62@Gsc, closing,
however, dnll.
PROFESSIONALISM was steady though IN limited de-
mand and $50 bb Mess sold several 50 37Jsg So
Also 100000 lbs Bulk Pork at 3sc. for Prime Hog round
OF Bacon 10 casks good Sides disposed OF 44c " n.
Lard unchanged, and sales of bbl and tieces and 500
kega, viz; Il bbls. Grease AZ 20 bb. ~ and BE- "a
bbs No. at 81, Goat 5s Is at 54, l6O 1915 and 469
kegs at 65sc v ID.
CoFFEB-The marke, = unsettled, and Rio has been void
al 49, @133lc accordng TO quality etc. =. "
SALT-450o sacks Liverpool Coase (half beaeied) sold
at IKE. v sack. - -.
RICES6 casks Prime Carolina on hs Leyee brought s6c
" ID. r.s- ~. r..
WHIsKY-stoek large and demand limited. Sales go
bb Reced tl5O and 100 90 14O in lots at COX SO Raw
at 2296, and 50 do. at 229lc. " gallon.
0ILS-A few bbls, of Linseed sold 81 10 y gallon
FREIGHTS-Two three British ships were taken up
for Liverpool at s. 16d. for Cotton. &C.
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FURTnER NEwsBY rae ArlERIcA.

EngInDd.
On Thursday night Lord Dudley Stuart in the
Commons, moved for various papers relating toths
demand Of Russia for The exPatriatien Of the Hum
garian refugees from Turkey, the Hungarian war,
the capture of tIs Principalities Of theDanube by
Russian troops, etc. He touched pathetically upon
the. murder of Count Bathzany, the successor, Of
Benz the revolution at Vienna, the Remuneration of
the Hungarian Diet Of Allegiance to the House Of
Hapsburg, and the invasion Of the kingdom by the
Russians, before whose numbers and thu Teachery
of her chosen Chiefs the people and valiant generals
fell sacrifice. He hoped that not only would Eng
land stand between the Gear and his victims, but
that means would be. used to force his hordes back
from the frontier their proper quarters in the Rus
sian Empire. Lord Palmerston, in reply, stated
that he would place upon the table any papers
bearing upon the subject, and that he should inform
the House that it was the intention of Russia to-
reduce her army on the Danube frontier from
10000 to 10000 men, 5.
Prolonged debate arose, in which the Hungarian
Chief was fully INDICATED, and the past atrocious
basbarity of the Austrian government denounced in
no measured terms. On the promise that the pa
.pers would be produced, the matter ended
The new navigation law is working WELL the
ports are well filed and hip.building never more
brisk than at present. <.
Z The Ministers have not yet avowed the line of
policy theym to pursue in regard to the North
American colonies but itsis pretty well understood
that should these colonies desire to become either
Independent or to annex themselves to the United
States Of America, no opposition will be offered
by Great Britain to their so doing. This feel
ing is grounded upon the fact that these colonies
were self-supportng ones. -.
One of the most astounding projects'of the age,
throwing the Aperican prospectus for ssubnarihe
telegraph from New ork to the Isle Of Wight into
the Shade, has just been announced in London.
The formation Of railway from Calais to Mool-
tan, in the midst of India, distance thrty-eght hum
bred miles, cost ,f66,OOOD00,
The efforts Of the friends of currency reform are.
beginning TO be felt andit Unexpected that before
long a. change in the value of the precious metals
will be effected.
Intelligence from Ireland is still more heart,rend-
ing. Cultivation seems stagnant, and traders more
depressed than in the first Of her suherings. The
tide of emigration to the United Stateshas again
set, but unfortunately for the people, this means is
not left now to escape from local tyranny and desti
tuition: Tue neighborhood Of Liverpool has been
visited during the days of, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, with the most severe storm encom-
tered since 1889 The loss of the S.P. Whitney Of
New York, isreportedto have occurred in the gale.
Another expedition in search Of Sir John Frank
lin has beenresolved upon.
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To SwARTwoUT, .. AFTER having settled
upon an active verb to adorn our language il is re-
served for some one to arise at this late day and
dispute the regularity Of the phrase. II is now
contended that Sam'l Swartwout never did swdrt-
won't" writer in Baltimore paper says:
have seen certificate from the clerk of the
District Court of New York, recently obtained by
Mr.. Young, the trustee Of Samuel Swartwouts
immense property, exhibiting fnd settlement OF
the suit against him, and showing beyond doubt
that he not deiauter to the amount Of single
dollar. All his property was sold under adistress
warrant, at wretched sacrifice, in the face Of a
protest against the legality of the sale by Mr.:
Young, and by his attorney, s. L. Governeur, and
thereby Mr.. Swartwout was literally beggared.p
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Lafayette City Council
The regular meeting of this body was held last evening.
Mayor BoJce, Presiding and ten members present The
Freasurers weekly report was read rs follows;
TREAsURER's WEEKLY REPORT.
PPalance on hand at last report..i., ....A,s4b IS
n gsse smoe. '4l44 s-Sil@ Il
psoenssd same Tune 48a z
Balance on hand. 81 81
Several other reporsrom the different officers OF the Corpo.
ration were read and appropriately referred. ~
The Treasurer made h.annna statement Of cash receipts
and expenditures for the yearendng 3is December, ls.
balance on hand 3lst Dee. ls!s. $lJ9 g:
Expenses during io4t. 1856 GO
Balance hand vt Jan. 1850. SI4 a
communication was received from the Mayor veioing
the Insurance. Bill passed at the previous meeting and giving
his reasons for doing Mr. Forance SAID that he would
take no further action in the natter the bill Appeared be
very Objectionable to the peoples he would therefore let the
The Special committee whom, had been, referred he
Inee o. corporations stated st they were unable to far
getting statement from the TREASURER Theyo reO.
luton requiring full and ipufh statement Of the actual
authorizing lie employing beoi and sssisiaar eeTk
MI Wood VS. IN favor Of full Investigation. but he
houeht II unnecessary to make out they
had wooue from the late Finance COMMITTEES and one from
officer again would be unjust Unnecessary and useless ex
peIe OF time and labor, because be could bnt 60 the
1.-THE Committee doubtsd d the coeeine Of hat report
he one furnished By the Finance Commste) those 9oe
Therefore the Oounittee they wanted any more reports
long and detory dscu sion here arose which was finally
subdued by Mr. Peter Ksser who threatened to get up and
rake aspteeh This Instantly queed The excited members
The resolution was finally carried.
Mr. MRekey said that he supposed all the members felt as
ne dd ahdhe there moved that they all resign, ahd offered
the following resolution:
Whereds, There meeting of the citizens OF La
iayee held on Saturday the "a in for the purpose Of
dressing Their Misrepresentation OF the proceedings Of this Coun
c and requesting majority ofsad body resign their
as Aldermen l therefore belt
RsSotpcd, That the whole Council resign Immediately and
mat ne Mayor order to be held election for ten Aldermen,
according to law.
This resolution was lost Messs, Mount, Wood, Mackey
and Jacob ke, voting yea and the remaining voting
nay DR. Mackey moved thai the Committee Streets and
Landings be authorized 70 change the contract with Me-
ship Wharf. The motion lost.
Mt Msekeys bill, annuing the ordinance requiring the
removal OF the stock Landing then up for consideration
and after light amendment, passed.
The Council then adjourned.
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Do Chevalier, in his1ectures on French Political
Economy, estimates the average income for each.
person in France at about SIS year, or 1871 cents
day. ,t ~
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKEr.

o., LAFAYETTE, Monday Evening, March 8, 1850.
Arrived to-day per steamer Gog. Rent 2SI Beeves and IA
Cows per Belle Key, A Cows, 800 Sheep and IL Horses and
Mules per atboat As Reeves aud $50 Hogs. There
an increased supply OF rough Beef Cattle on SALE
PriCes;- Beef Cattle, A a)61sc p b net; Hogs, 4c
W n net Sheep, 81 70 a rs " mead Mitch Cocs
saO9$5O " head Calves, 5@6l4e " III net.
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RECORDER BALpwIN's CouRT,-The dock was
crowded yesterday with faces of every color, from
snowy white to sooty. A number of persons were
arrested for petty offences, and few on charges of
serious nature. The latter we have made note
o-the first class was too numerous for the crowded
state Of our columns
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For TRIAL.-The following persons were ex
amned Yesterday before Recorder Baldwin, and
were required to give bail for their appearance for
trial before the First District Court John Mack,
for. stealing shawl; Margaret Stanton, charged
with assaultirg Elizabeth Smith; John Mckenzie
and Patrick Farlong, two charges, for snatching
purse containing $3.50 from John Ken and for an
assault upon Thompson P. Ripper. '
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SnoPLIFTINe. = Henry Jackson :dtias Daily,
was brought before Recorder Genois, yesterday;
for practicing of the common tricks Of Ms class
upon Bernard Strubel, tailor, who has shop at
the corner Of Dauphin and Toulouse streets. The
complainant stated that jackson came. into his
store with a'comrade andasked to be measured for
pair of pants, The obliging Srubel instantly
complied, and while busy at his task, the prisoners
companion slipped off with garment valyedat Sc.
The article was not missed until the pair had van
ished, but the delrauded merchant gave chase and
arrested his quondam customer, who was sent be-
fore the First District Court to answer the charge
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&c There are three things which cannot be
made too short-and they are visits, pie crust, and
" communications" for the papers. -
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r. j. COKE d co., DRgseIsTs, Corner of Mage
-. zine and P0vdrds streets, prepared 70 axe q
cute orders for Planters, Country Physicians and Fam ~
Lies Every article warranted genuine: Dr.sB. J. S3
CokEs Preparations extensively used for ten years,
sgese,Syw1m9psspdgg themseiyss by their efIects
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An' uneuualled remedy
for Coughs, Colds. Influenza, etc. Z !, -
Nh EXTRACT OF gOPAVIA, SARSAPARILLA
ANA AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
- superior to the Capsules any other extract
TOMS EXTRACT OF .SARSAPARILIA 1AND-
81. TARAAACUM-The strongest PRECIPITATION that can,
BE made, as proved By the effect prodnceds
BALSAm OF NAPHTHA, TAR, L1IV ERWORT etc
, For the cure OF. CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis =
LOUIE SIIssilAi4IEAsVERMIFUGE.. RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGuE SYRUP and PILLS, !nIsIysdp
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FIRST DrsTRIcT CoURT-The Court yesterday
was occupied in civil cases of no public interest.
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NEW ORLEANS s.:
WEDNESDAY MORNING., MARCH a Isso.

CouNrERFEIrINe. : James Wilson was ar
raigned before Recorder Baldwin yesterday on the
charge OF attempting to pass two counterfeit Ame-
F'e"n bait-dollars on the person. and also for
having quantity Of spurious coin in his possession
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DANCING lACADEMY.

g =
MR. PCLIsSEY ais from Pars respectfully informs nzz
uE Ladies'
reopen. the LIST of November his Dansng Academy K
No s Csrondelet street, where be VIII taacI all ths IKE
Dances that IN the mos, fashionable
elr.lel in Paris sueir as fluadres, Yat aden1 Temps
Nalz heinque Temps Polka Ma
zourk9 which tie only Dances received
saloons in Europe Mi c. thC latter dance bssne
beth graceful and elegant particularly xhen danced By aady and
geltenan.' II is easly 4eafned
Lzs and GenLsnlen desrBgto those can
Instructed IS calling Mr. G. O'Clock those hours
being DEVOTED 20 giving private Lessons He viii also
private families. ~ =
psys for children Mondays and ThpyI HOhrGom O'Clock
enneu respectfully informed Class will be opened for
them from until 10 O'clock evening the who
whto perfect themselves short time MIC. engaging
them to dance Quadries and Wazes in tie space
" Dizziness Of he head IN weitzing entirely cured
Rooms 10 Carondeet street, near Common. o2s SIN
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PORT. OF NEW ORLEANS.


Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Crescent City, Soddard New York. via Chagres
ship Maid of Orleans, Dennis New York, A. Cohen
Ship Susan " Howell Bailey. Baltimore, z. Meeker &Co
Ship Bell Rock, Pendeton, Liverpool, J. P. Whitney s Co
Bremen ship Heinrich, Won Gagem Remers, Bremen
Bark RsiBbGy. staGkpSe. New York, G. J, Mseksr Go
Bark Indiana, Watts, Baltimore, C. J. Meeker q Co,
Schr. Gratitude, DAILY, Brazos Santiago, o. Wickham
Sclr. John Bell, Lambert, Belize, Honduras j. Avet
Steamer Gen. Haner, Boardman, Pensacola, J. Hurley
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Essex, Welshs 20 days from Boston, G H. Pearson
Genoee brig soIschno from Vera Cruz ssa u to ma stst
Bark Telegraph, Crockett, IS days from Philadelphia to
maser--2d my. - ~
sehr j. p. Smart, Wooanghan, from Tampco 18th u TO
l.. Fernandez-1st my. -
schr Henry pelany, Dale, days from Cote Blanche. to
niaster-ist my. Us
Schr. Havana-Point, - 80
STEAMBOATS,.
iowa, Morehouse, from st. Louis. q
Caddo Graham, from Shreveport-36l bales cotton.
-Mondana, LarOse, ffOm Balze.
Ellska, Landry ,from Baton Rouge. = : ~ ~ -
j. NJ Miles, Irwin, from Cincinnati,
Princess, Farcbld, from Bayou Sara-43 bales cotton.
Gen. Taylor. Poweg from D9padsoHytle.
~ Memoranda -
The ship Geo Haet, Bark Arendal and brig Alya wens
to the Sd inst. s1..s.... e.. ~ ~ ~
Towboat Star lowed down and to sea. the LIST inst,
ships Emblem and Hindoston and bark Rhone.
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ASSAULT ON REV. Mr.. MULLoN.--On Mon
day evening the Rev. Mr.. Mullon was attacked in
Dryades street, by Thos. Fitzpatrick, who inflicted
upon him several dangerous wounds with an axe,
cutting off one Of his fingers and injuring him Sc.
vefely in the head. Fitzgerald was afraigned yes.
'terday before Recorder Baldwin, but ewing to the
illness of MreMullon the examination of the case
was postponed and the prisoner remanded until the
18th INST The cause of the attack is not known.
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~ ~ EXECUTIVE OFFICE, =
=. RatoD Roupe. FebrnarvA 125f

~ - ExEoUTIyg oFFICE, Q 4 ,
HEREAs H1lGR bsfHEsf kEsG.fa s. S S5 sSv
lioneer for the city q New Orleans has applied to me
$1,000 sSbscbsd s. him on the i6h Of April
Lncss Wade Ii %ils, o ss isG
bs sssassg STATE
within ninety days from de last thereof why said
Given under my hand and The Zeal Of the State, at
IN s @ 3 da .ar e s
Of '9 gosE H!Isa S2,si Fy ss Csc sSe e. e..
Charles GAYARREl secfetary Of State ma
BuREAu DE L'ExEcpTLT.
"A rENu.t an. ROB BasGP Rqq 2. Fsyfisr $50
N en- Ia VIE de la Nouvele Orleans est adtesse moi
pg g cSnes ls s e boSS sglyau sayoir. =,
en- a ds i SoSa rs Seas i saS
oneIen ayec Henry T. Wade e. Luereha Wade, CONNIE
ps Eo AVS ct RPS / aSG
yroqt ssre puBlcao ID Preens es tsoas pour les
80 Dome sous ain e L sceau de Itaf, BEtop
- s Rouge lie Fevrier 1850. ct dams la 74eme aimee
cHkRLSs .GiYARRE, secretairs a Eat, : mh9
TO PRINTERS.
John d. MoCREARY, PRENTEN9 INK .afaJve
W EF4gTSRSR Nos Ss1 and ass stanton stree, New
Printing in2 2so various a and
f sa'rs a. s the 70 tcllpnS gym prices: =
wSod cuts e9 GO and ts o0 per lb
R baas 9 s0G Ink g.
DOWN Ina ...s.s " ~
Fipe R ~ e ,jjSI AZ x 50,
Blue, yellow. Grsen and White,.0 Isl 90 100 =" !.
God Size. At e and BronSe at rs cents and u
y k7- supply Of the above Inks may be found at my
agents, Mesas. SHELDON Il POTTER, = 2 Camp street,
New oSlesnsi q %. WoopnAE, pieksburg, Mis- w. u.
NJ B. This paper printed with nay NeRslnk. is22 l0t8m
PLANTS, sifRUBBERY AND TfSEEs-For sale
ssR. The undersigned has lately eEecteda new an 81
SE<Har G r ZEN H0U s K on {sgfdvete St, .IS< ~
opposite the Odd I,eliol1s Halt ana La. SAstA
sXs$ fdrefte Square, wherein will be sold all EAS
SAf kinds of PLANTS, such Roses, CaIneias, OF
100 varieties GepRinms, Azas. Eysrgresns and Tres OF
Mexico, Btazl New Holland the Indies and in
TACT his Establishment contains gater variety of Plants
than other 10 the United States, and has heun under
great expense make worthy Of the patronage has
heretofore enjoyed Mr.Baeh has engaged Mr.. ELY a
SALESMAN, whose long experieace and knowledge In the
horticultural business will ensure that no exeEsio hlspan
sa Be wanted to give eysr ntormettqn TO ts treatment
other establishment oen sell them, e Orders plRotpaly
fnSs 9ed ssatto ths HsanboAe O. Hessss gSfss.
f'siiExSsysErxyxHyssE wv W X e
mi sR s y N / g', M 4, s.s~x !. :
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AUCTION SAILS.


y. AZ BEA1&Df Aacffoneer.
Tasssys q i ss s ss 70 Ss ss
oss u ZOE q i.st ssass Pas rs::ass
Fossnone1 san az E5,,s- Ts,,.ss.ss- ~
without reserve on account OF departure. =
BY - BEARD, Auetkonser.
Sse s.' Srn q . o. 49, & I: :,
,o %s sses: q 5 rTasaEE S.s s g. + 40
Psndm nhEsEi ns FAMED Carpets apd iugs 1aaeh. css-
Is sSsisS zTo BSss ssC aps g:
sseds must be removed .d psa sr a.y-sf . ms
Port Wine y y Entry Mats and Matting
By SYKES HYDE a co.
2:s. :sss sii r.; a - On
iS s saas.. ~ ils NH w Ssas sy M.. -
Is rolls coIOlsd SIsiias - = ..-ts
. 500 o asys; $50 - va, SlIl rp us
ExiensIve Package Sale: Of sseasonn Die Dry,
floods, positively without reseEye-z
BY J, .. BLAcHE, AncfioDser. >
p Ssgstewlllts 90 q he i "a sls e
g si,ssl s' e s :lss : BsT
81 .h Fsosn alsetns. snd shIr 1s DIAPERS, T9~s Iansa
a ss DI sSss iSfa iss su %sf sls5
ssaas. and Printed BaEorins, BmbS0
esod Prp.- and 4,ss sud B..essi Cot
e gas sssasle9 4 o. noe
81 as GYV, Will eady early On the hcrnrs o.
Family Grocery. ......,. Store
BY SYKES, HYDE eco. :
L. XII 4 s1,p sIch
Con.egu q yeli seeed Family GRdCEaY STORE IL noe
previously sold at private sale. -
Lease of,ssid stors, running o Juiys issr. MID
Boots. Brogans, shOes and Hats, without reserve.
WRDsEsDAY March 8: !, hsfpa.t 10 o'cioesIl be sbla
40 @ Bo eaS9I s Gan assGs s ss.
Gss sa :, P ssss leaths CARERS se
Terms cash. :. ,ss
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Pors Hudson. February %, 1850. WHITE NH. 8.
NOTICE Tie Cogart9er.hp beeiops existing between
we ''0''''O s' a'' s'ieSa h THlDa consent
100 800, DAVID =: GRAHAM,
s ;osss = .s9S a@ssr lAAsSls mAEIiS
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OreanS =" ft"nt 1S''' Se'sno Muhic'pAnV' LsW'
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sne Street, II kow 5 ofeaa no. 70 sss
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ali business Of the House Is Per Hoiafia act passed
A fys before a. g. A'ySaso N g. h PSGS CO.
Y a 5s.a mel ~. :,
opcr eo,nLsf street n naS fsR s ~
~ Their orFIoE from No III Bank fsce. 10 % Pegdss
10 DE EsfoyAIapR r. II WySSE P5a,,s,sa 1s1 and
sTnss'T- = 80 fgIS On
Juno IA & NJ 81 s RsGE Il: S Ss
ns Is TbsEs b 1i q e.Ieqye gsESS
lucky, etc. 70 suit the taste or avery customer fyi9
ID ENJOY AIin of The fire The 0TvIcy AZ
Ifs aSS e e r NJ RiAsssoE4SSE
Side. bet Sesh Camp and Magazine .Issts, -.
fyls I'm J. II. WHEELER, zAsenls.
bsrre i de SPACIOUS PRSoF
sse9 . y rs ..s as %
nib Ip {. :. JOHN MuIHERE,
HtEftVytt NJ AlIiQN yfANTEib-!pf FRANCrS Ri
MIaobo1Fh isnd WIEN a Fa bearS p r na az
Gs s d ss5 u. fb g. Saa f. the s
S e 5 sT; e The 5Rlsd n ssis
aI :. .Sssl oll 1l gzg
discharged a a al Post ~ about the bee sd Of S o
T3g5F FL q the prayman who received o BOXES
l4th November, marked K i H. AnSgsTs, Ca; they
ass By psoa Ay usS aSe ey ys
d g5SSs VII b AK rsesyed and hsray rewarded
zen II AND lbs VIE MI can e accom-
"A modatei with BOARD 10 Pivate Family, where
there other boa9ders children Terms moderate.
S%S a. ss eiase ~, = ;lais
Il EiatHles Iease ana Ieof l I'm .ae cbsa1
E Ee,is,o s i, q iPPssstsy
TSOR n HIRE.Tg5 Cof0REn R77vs GOOD ossss :;
Ws.tsss ;aitass 20 aots boarding aSS;ss p Rs
jaf IT, HYDE oGIEsBY Il fPP oysras 10 e.
III y Z ssss End intelligent ,S
& Office sss hs Or sold
tlssees S gRsy.. and Stages shay. sug.,
roS SGEed sar9 rs -, -p,.r "a
oo dozen Beei ant Bnalo Pongnes;
tEAnT paIeE y Gsen and B9 sc Tea
CdGS i; & S SVs, RStir II.'. No.
PioKL IS d6zen W " .MiTer & Provost;
a @f g9s6d 5kfe4S Rsss s: Jams
mErc bS ana Nh orse est q
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J. GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.


NICHOLSON WREN, Gate Postmaster st-N asehez,J
w having resided npwanls Of forts FesEs in the South
y eS Qrlesns, pni offers h services A 6 Y n Err a Ia
AGE r. He w1H attend particularly 10 the purchase
Lets, or Vacant Lots. IN this city Or Of The United
States; also to tire NJ al eisnE and accounts from
anJ pat a the world tie eoectp q debts, taking depe-
srldliss and ailhettieniing es ard other doeunien
Ihose wishing his art requested be paiculzf IN
giving definite Instructions that will not be hisuneerstood
and hese wishing Fea estate 10 be puFchaeid sold
ehaeed should give sccuFate descriptions 81 the property
Letters atdIeaed TO him on business, at New Okeans post
paid. viii be attended TO promptly and cafslullf.
He CaMMlss for Mississippi and ALBANIA taka
dep9sons aud acknowledgements OF deeds " offics
at No. 30 GrGoier street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-06
INSURANCE.. COMPANY OF
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