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VIRGINIA GOLD MINEs.-The several mines in
Virginia are represented to be in full operation
now, and with the aid Of good machinery some of
them producing fair results The White Hall
mines continue to yield handsome profits, and
correspondent of the Fredericksburg tVa,J News,
says that the "Woodville mine, owned by Col.
John P. Adams, of Baltimore, is becoming very
productive, and promises to take stand among
the first mines in the Stale in point of YIELD. The
mines owned by Messrs Barnum, Colby & Co, of
Baltimore, have been sold to a New York compa-
ny, for $4,000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-15

Noughts (O0O) are the absolute necessities Of man.
Their wishes and desires the numbers set to the
left of the aughls, by which we can always see the
footing of every ones miseries.
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BRITISH FINANCEs.-The income for the year
ending April s, 1850, was esq, 795, 56O-the ex-
penditure ESQ, 533, 65l The Chancellor proposes to
appropriate f750, 900 to the reduction of the public
debt and the rest of the surplus tie be disposed of
in various modes of relief.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-15

Mr.. Andrew Stevens appears in the N. Y. Herald
with biting letter in reply to Mr.. Willis's defence
of Mrs. Forrest, in the Home Journal, In proof
that the Macready quarrel not the cause of the
separation Of Mr.. Forrest and his wife Mr.. S. makes
the unexpected disclosure Of letter from Mrs. For
rest to her husband, dated Nov. 25, 1s4S in which
she not only cordially approved of the whole of Mr.
Forests conduct but even applauded that very
portion of the Card' of Nov. %, 1913, which has
been most condemned by her since the separation,
and which has been subjected to the most severe
anmadyersions Of the press.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-15

WASHINGTON April 6, 1850.
10 the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Bells resolutions
were resumed.
Mr.. Shields addressed the Senate upon the slavery
question, and said be had been instructed BY his
Legislature to vote for the WilmOl PfovisO, and he
ieit bound to obey them; he believed Congress had
t'e power over slavery in the District Of Columbia
and every where else, except when restricted bv
The Constitution he was opposed to Foote'S propo-
sIllon for select committee he thought it would
DO no good, and that the grievances Of the South
We're more imaginary than real he exprel ed a
strong confidence that the good sense and I'M 3grity
OF The people would preserve the Union; he ex-
pressed himself in favor of the admission of Cafor.
mia as a simple act of justice to her people he
conended that slavery was abolished in California
and New Mexico, and expressed il as his decided
belief that Texas had no claim to any portion of
New Mexico; he repudiaied the idea Of an euu-
librium of States the North would never submit
one foot of free American soil 10 become slave ter
ritory.
Mr.: Mason made long speech in favor of sla-
very in the territories as long they remain ter
rltorles to the United States. He maintained that
the Federal relation Of California was that of ter
rltory and nothing else and he must say he did not
think the Constitution of California worth the
parchment upon which it was engrossed if it was
to be maintained at the expense of the South such
was the feeling of the Southern people, that just as
surely as they came into the Union would they go
out of it. He called upon Senators to pause before
they decided upon bringing in this new State
against the protest of every Southern man. with its
present boundaries and Constitution. He desired
her early admission but with suitable boundaries.
The Vice President stated that the question of
Mr.. Baldwins amendment excepting to the propo-
siton to refer Mr. Bells resolution to select COM
mittee, was in order.
On the question of admitting California Mr..
Underwood said he would vote against the amend
ment
Mr.. Butler appealed to the majority not to force
California into the Union.
Mr.. Clay expressed his regret at the feelings of
distrust evinced he in favor of the motion
The opinion had been expressed by many that the
select committee was not worth confidence; but it
was his conviction that if it did good, it would
result in no evil and he was willing to vote for
California, either as an Independent measure or in
connection with the other measure for the govern
meut of the territories. He was opposed to the
amendment.
Mr.. Benton rose and supported his position in
favor Of the admission of California as a separate
measure, but finally gave way for melton to ad-
journ, (which prevailed, and the Senate adjourned
till Monday.
HousE-To-day was employed with the private
calendar, and fourteen private bills were passed,
when they adjourned
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CoMMTTTED-Philip Fitzsimmons, John An.
derson and George Royal were sent down yester-
day by Recorder Genos for one month, to keep
them out Of the way of doing harm during these
perlous times
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-15

BUReLARY.-Caleb, a slave, was sent to the
Parish Prison yesterday by Recorder Genois on
the charge of committing burglary.
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PAYING HER DEBT BY THE AID OF GUANo.-A
London letter in the New York Courier, dated 9Th
ult,, says that the Government of Peru, which for
the last twenty years has neglected to pay the infe
rest on her national debt, has at last agreed to re-
cognise the debt, pay the interest," and also create
sinking fund for the purpose of quidaling the prin-
cpal by annual instruments The rapid increase
Of the demand for guano found on the rocky shores
of Peru, the sale of which is a Government mo.
nopoy, is said to have been the cause of this pros
porous condition of the Peruvian treasury.
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CALIFORNIA misunderstanding to re-
cent order of the Grenadian Government, published
through its Charge d'Affaires and Consuls, persons
sailing from the United States en- route to Calor-
mia, via Chagres and Panama, are requested to pro-
cure passports. This order cannot but occasion
much ANNOYANCE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-15

From BUENos AYREs.-Papera 10 January 18th
have been received at New York. On the 18Th Of
that month the body of Com. Rogers was exhumed,
after having been inferred nearly eighteen years.
The military and civil authorities united with the
naval officers of the St. Louis in doing honors to
the deceased. The British and French officers also
took part in the ceremony. 1t was one of the most
imposing pageants ever seen in Rio.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-15

AREEsTED-Patrick McCannon, accused of
robbng John Fanant, will appear this morning
before Recorder Baldwin. A report like this is
not appropriate to The name.
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A petrifed human body was found in Houston,
Miss. A grave was opened for the purpose of re-
in,erring body which had been buried about six
years. The great weight of the coffin attracted at
tention, and on opening the lid the body was found
turned TO stone.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-15

The Havana Opera Troupe, ninety in number,
arrived in Baltimore on the 9TH. They left for New
York on the 9Th, and are to perform at Niblo's.
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LATER FROM THE FROZEN observation-disclosures
had been received at St. Paul from some distance
above Lake Superior, bringing news that an Amer
lean vessel had been seen by some Indians, and
had sent letters, saying that Sir John Franklin was
safe. The last news was from St. Paul, of March
9th, and that brought the rumors from Selkirk's
settlement, altogether different direction. AT
least one favorable circumstance may be inferred
that all the Indians aware of the interest taken
in the fate of the ships, and Of the reward for their
preservation.
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TRIAL OF THE MoNTEsQUIoUs-Strong evil
dence of the insanity of one of the brothers, Con
salve, had been offered, as we learn by our latest St.
Louis papers.
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We regret to learn that Mrs. Dawson, wife of the
Hon. Senator Dawson, of Georgia, died on the
morning of The 7th inst in Washington, after about
ten DAYS illness, of pneumonia.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
.CREsoEyr oETIcE.

CREsoEyT oEHcE,
Monday Morning, April Is. 1850.
COTTON-Thefe YVES better demand for Cotton on
Saturday, and about 300 bales taken for the North
France, Spain, Prices thout any auotable change.
The receipts continue fall off, The deficiency all the
United States Ports has reached the large amount Of
500, OC9 bales and is rapidly increasing
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
PIsror q adins Fair 1lIiI5H
s aSSSSE jjDs SlII Coed SSS and Fine
ToBACCo-The only sale we heard of was q hhds, 10 A
~, and r at 51zc % ID.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs-Sugar was in limited re-
quest and 200 hhds found purchasers steady prices say 81
@4c for Fair Sales of 800 bbls Moasses F9191zc for
Good Common. and 211S@23c for Reboied.
FLOUR-The market continued heavy and some 100 bbs
disposed of at lower rates, including 700 bbs OHIO
IS 12, $50 do in Tires four lots, Is Is, 100 Fine at
"a 3d. and $50 bbls Extra St Louis at % 90 " Dbl.
CoRN-Prces firm. Saes oil 25C0 sks including 1878 SKIS
White, Yellow and Mixed u.s. 1e C, 37 e5 and I4OO
esaes) at es0oc v bushel At the close left in rst
hands.
oAT54oo sacks 81 Louis taken at 5O053c, according to
quality.
HAY3OO bales Western told in lots on the Leyee at Ss 90
y ton.
PROFESSIONALISM but little inquired for and the
only sales heard of in small lots 50 7e9s9 75fcr
Mess, and 81 so for Prime Bacon steady with IA casks Or
binary at A for Sides and 81 for Shoulders and 10 casks
Clear Sides at Is Sc y 1c) ID. OF Lard there very light
supply and only heard of the following sales 1877 bbs and
terce 6 and 81 5lg6c "a do Grease at ~ 1870 kegs at
., and l45 kegs (tliree lots) at 64@61zc y ID.
GUNNY GAGS-A sale of 5000 in bales at &c. cash
COFFEE-The market improved a little, and BOO bags
Rio were disposed Of including lcJO bags ntwo lo at SIC
" h.
WHISKY-Decning. 40 bbls % % ct below prouD sold
at l91ac on the Levee and some snail lots at 2Oc
STAVES-l60OO French Butts sold at s27 90 p 1000
MISUNDERSTANDING reported. Cotton to Liverpool
dull at 4d, aud none shipping ON American vessels
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Crevasses have occurred at False River and
Bayou Crosse Tete and Bonnet Care Point, doing
much damage,
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Boston April 3D., 1850.

THE WEBSTER CASE AND THE Boston Cont
MUNITY.-A dispatch of April 9th, to the New
York Globe, says:
"The trial of DR.. Webster is still the engrossing
subject of conversation. Public opinion which has
been strong against him, is already undergoing
change. A petition will be presented to the Gov
ernor for executive clemency, which, for array of
worth and intelligence, will be without parallel.
DR.. Webster still maintains his calm demeanor, and
is devotlng his attention to religious studies. Du
ring the last few years, he has been active mem
Der of the Unitarian Church, but since his convic-
ton, has sent for Mr.. Allen, orthodox clergyman
OF Cambridge, to whom he has communicated his
intention Of adopting him his spiritual adviser"
On Wednesday, Sheriff Evelath furnished the
Governor and Council with the official copy of the
record of the conviction and sentence of Professor
Webster.
Such is the anxiety of the public to see the spot
where the late awful tragedy was enacted that free
access to the Medical College in North Grove street
has been granted to the multitude by the proper
authorities. About one thousand persons, saws The
Boston Journal of Thursday, visited the institution
yesterday, and before nightall probably more than
that number will have visited it to-day for the spe.
cial purpose of inspecting the apartments formerly
occupied by the unfortunate Professor Webster
Officer o. H. Spur is in attendance to preserve
proper decorum, and to make any explanations
which may be required
The farmers daughters of Massachusetts, sold
straw hats and bonnets, last year, of the value Of
al SAC 5Q6 ~ .-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-15

RHODE ISLAND ELECTIoN.-A Wing Governor
and Legislature elected, thus securing Senator for
that party.
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A Music HALL.-The science of acoustics is
undergoing close examination by those who are
about to build musical hall in New York for
Jenny Lind,
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The steamer VIM Noble the 18th inst, 16 miles above
Vieksbug came in collision with the Fashion by which both
boats sustained serious damage into the bank and was
compelled to throw overheard large quantity of freight to
keep afoat detained 20 hours repairing The crew of
the Fashion still at work to save her.
Towboat Ocean lowed down and sea- on the 18th inst
ship Lemuel Dyer, barks Astoria and Numa.
Towboat Persian towed down and sea, the 7h inst
ships Atlantic and Essex.
Towboa Southwestern lowed down and to sea- on the llth
ins ship Brutus, bark Kirkwood, brig Extra.
Towboat Louisville towed down and to sea- on the Eth
inst ships z and Vandala, brig R M Carlton
Towboat Die Vernon towed down and to sea- on the 18Th
inst, barks Margaret and Abercrombie and brig Ieopod
O'Donnen.
Towboat j. P. Whitney towed down and to sea, on the
9th ult,, ship Oswego and brig Octavia.
TOwboat Anglo lowed down and to sea- on the
7th inst ships Alice Wilson and Onward, brig Scotia
Towboat Star lowed down and to sea- on the I2b inst
ships Montrose and Richard Asop, schr John Wesley
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-15

The New York press, with the exception of the
Herald, unanimously sustain the Webster verdict.
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From MoNRovIA, AFRIoA.-The schooner Ly-
sander, Capt. Powers, arrived at Baltimore on the
9th inst. from Monrovia, which port she left on the
3lst of Jan. Capt. P. reports that the U. S. ship
Yorktown, Commander Johns, was in port when he
sailed, and that the officers and crew were all WE'LL
They were to sail for the Blight Of Benin soon.
The brig Smithfeld, with missionaries, bound to
Monrovia from Providence, fifty days out, was spo-
ken by Capt Powers, Monrovia bearing E. S. E.
200 miles.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-15

PRoF. WEBsTER.--The Boston Post, Of the 4th
inst, says the report from the Jail the previous
evening represented Dr. Webster as exhibiting signs
that he had begun to realize his true condition He
was disposed to converse on the serious topics ap-
propriate to his unhappy situation.
The Herald says that his appearance is that Of
deep detection. His time is mostly occupied in
reading his favorite authors, and in writing A
writer in the Bee states that Prof Webster has been
among the most strenuous opponents of the aboli-
ton of capital punishment.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON Cry,
Sunday Evening, April IA, 1850. !
The receipts yesterday and to-day unimportant.
Priees:-Bef Cattle, 597c " b net Hogs, AZ
&C W b net; Sheep, 80 00@a5 90 " head Mich Cons
s3O@S50 y head CaLues. 7al2lze q b net.
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h. and POVdrds strests are prepared to exc n
cute orders for Panters Country Physicians and Fam 60
lies Every article warranted genuine. Dr. Z. j. W
CoxKs Preparations, extensively used for ten years. ~
recommending themselves by their effects
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An uueouaIjed remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, etc
M EXTRACT OF COPAVIA, SARSAPARIIlI.A
AhN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure
oS1 sgPsEOr t. the Gsp,us; othsT
TARAXACUM-The strongest PREPARATION that can
be made, as proved by the effect PRODUCED
BAISAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT etc
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. n1s 1ysdp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-15

NAvAL.-The U. S. ship Plymouth was at Ma
Gao, and the Dolphin at Whampoa, on the 31st of
January.
The U. S. ship Rartan, bearing the broad pen
nant of Com Parker, left Port Royal on the 23d of
March, for Bermuda.
The launch of the U. S. steam frigate Susquehan-
ha took place at Philadelphia the 9th inst
When the bow of the noble ship reached her des-
tined element, her name was given by Morton Nc
Michael, Esq.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ATTITUDE 2so5T 30" N-LoNerruDE 800 Win Time, Oh.



Steamship Ohio, Schenck, New York, via Havana,
Span ship Ynes, Llenas, Barcelona, M Castillo
Ship Creole, Johnston, New York. J o Woodruff & Co
Charles Deake Co
Ship Manus, Baker, Boston, i Gale
Bark Mandarin, Cooley, Marseilles, Nv Baxter
Br bark Levant, Curry, CadiZ, Wilson 4 Co
Bark Yarmouth Teal, Philadelphia, ] w Andrews s. Co
Schr GaZele, Wicher, New York, Wetherby L. Hopkins
Schr Eli Townsend, Corson Baltimore Nj Harrison Co
Schr Charles Edmonson, Vincent, Charleston,
Br schr Geo Mathew, Robinson, Belize Honduras,
schr Gov Bennett Lee Apalachcoa Leckie Roberts Co
Schr Maria, Johnson Pensacola, J Hurley
Schr Eliza Davis, Pensacola, ] Hurley
Schr Patsaaga, Miligan, Pensacola Master
Arrived Saturday.
Ship Peter Marcy, Sampson, g days from Liverpool,
Touro-3d my.
Ship AshbunOn, Williams, from Liverpool 9Th February,
TO master-Poyerty Point.
Ship George Brown Higgins, from Liverpool 18th February,
10 master-Poverty Point.
Ship Epindoa, Barstow, IS days I'm Havre to masters M
Span ship Pnmea de Catalina Seches IS days from Bar
ceona, to PUG PuIg-lst my.
Span bark aipo, Berrand 43 days from Barcelona La
peyre, Harspe Co-lst my.
Gen. Taylor, Power, from DOnaldsonville.
Fashion, Martin, from the Coast
Anna Johnston, from Bayou eros Tete.
B. O. Ogesby, Blackstone from Sheyepor-9 bales cotton
Psytoua, Shalcross, from Louisville.
Magnolia Thomson, from Louisvie-s9 bales cotton.
Cora No. 2, Keeling, from Camden-339 bales cotton.
TOwboat j. p. Whitney, Flinton, from the Passes.
Towhoat Anglo American Porter, from the Passes,
TOwboat Star, Brown. frOm the Passes.
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BY the ship G. Brown, the 9th March, in lat $40
long. $50 ga brig Ann Maria, of Portland 10 DAYS out from
Philadelphia, sor st. Barts.
On the sh March, in lat $50 49, long 400 bark Home 16
days from Baltimore, bound to San Francisco
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Passengers.
Per brig Water Water Witch, from Vera Cruz-E Nolan
and family. Miss Leny, Mrs NJ Rome, Miss o Halen
Messrs w CLARK, L Batizini, A Harris, w Jones,
Jos Bell-and 10 in steerage. '
Per ship Geo Brown, from Liverpoo-26O in steerage
Per ship Espindola, from Havre-95 in steerage
Per ship Jersey from Hayre-lO2 in steeTage
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Arrived Yesterday.

Ship Jersey, Day. AZ days from Havre to mastered my.
Ash6ridge & Co-lst my.
Br ship Isaac Newton Bush, from Glasgow, 18th February
Ship Joshua Mauran, Barton, from Liverpool, 18th Feb to
Bark Cherokee Geddy, IS days from Charleston to
Br bark Albert Cav, from Liverpool Goth JAM to master
Bark Yorktown, sorer from Palermo, Cd Feb. to master
Brig Pnepe, Glchst, q days from Philadelphia to master
Brig Susan Lord PembertOn, II days from Savannah, to
Brig NiIaudon Butler, days from Havana, to PUG, Mir
Brig Azala, Savage, from Palermo, 18th February to mas
Brig Water WITCH, Brown, from Vera Cruz, 9Th Instant to
msstes5Is N.Y.
sct G scu scuT, days from Brazos St Jago to mas
schr VIM Preston, Love, days from Brazos St Jago to
schr Leiper, Thomas. days from Grand Gallon, to
schr Maria Miller days from Calcaseu to master-1 N.Y.
schr FAINTER Lawes, days from Grand Gallon,
schr VIM Bryan, Lawless days from Grand CaiIOu to
sch SARAH Reynolds days from Grand Gallon, to master
schr bradford days from Pensacola. to msser-Pont.
Schr Harriet Haleck, Aopeby days from Apaachicoa
ballast, TO mastcr-2d my.
Hecla, Reed, from Grand Ecore--2F bales cotton.
VIM. Noble, Newcomb, from Cincinnati
Appa, Johgst9g from Bayou de Ola ze12S bales ce.on
TsnRw HS sn from FG Hse so SOn
Jenny Lind, Becer, from Opelousas1! bales cotton.
Mary Foley, Daferes, from Lockpor11 bales cotton.
Rio Grande, Labartbe, from st. MartnsviLe.
Zen. Hamer, Simpson, from Pensacola.
California, Reyno Ids, from Mobile
Towboat Persian, Andrews from the Passes
TOwboat Southwestern, Martin. from the Passes
Towboat Iousvile, Foote, from the Passes.
Towboat Die Vernon, Smith, from the Passes.
Towboat Panther, Pinnegar, from the Passes
TowbOat Ocean, Mechanics, from the Passes.
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SHERMAN'S
IMPROVED PATENT
S u S 2 E NJ S 0 r Y
B A N D A G {

Sold only ut 70 g. Charles Street,
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COPAVIA AND
~ CUB B s. For Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
The extensive of this Remedy for the last ten years In this
city, during which period it has rarely failed effect per-
feet cure, where the simple directions which accompany
have been faithfully observed, the best evidence OF its
great and unegused excellence Being tree from all nan
seating properties tits acceptable the most delicate stomach
Put up in jars of convenient and portable size, and
&. MHCPHERSoN's Drug and Chemical Store,
do 6m3p No. 20 Camp street. New Orleans.
Holm c. JOHNsON's LErHIFUGE-A new and
ID invaluable discovery has reputation established
beyond doubt as specific for the cure Of p5emontoTy
symptoms of CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBQS, d.
ARRHEA, and all arrangement OF the bowels II Is also
certain cure for Nervous heaaaee an9 Sloa S.4scn ~
above diseases as il purely Tegetabe compound and con-
tans no 9cokol or spirits of any kind which generally the
basis Of preparations fluid state All can use with
feet safety The faculty OF Rapdes have pronounced in
favor of this compound, which should be sufficient
antee that il no quaek medicine Numerous testimonials
can be produced the most respectable citizens Of this
parish OF the benefits derived by the of the Lethfuge
e. The Lethifuge is prepared in part OF the United
States b1t at the Drug Store OF
John q, JOHNSON, Druggist and Apo;heeay,
Alexandria, La, opposite Court House.
For sale in New Orleans, by -,
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AUCTION SAFES.


. AZ BEAkED, Aucti0neers
sails ATya 1gfeg for ~ Bsak md oftef
slgeks Tuesday, asd ThaFdysj Real kas wsdaesays
mefiats days ~ oAes No 30 isssts Hfead. Pss,sss
Furniture Furniture J.. 49,. Furniture.
By MORPHY e. NEVIUs.
MONDAY, April IS, 1850 q ~ oeoekWh ts eold an Iy
Of whom IL may concern 1879
general o. Household FURNITURE Kitchen u.o.
ails ETC, slightly damaged. WE
Terms eash. spI5
COffee............... Coffee
BY SYKES, HYDE a. co,
HEONDAY April IS. hspan 10 o'eloekWf be sold 81 Ne
wi los Magazine By order and under The inspection q he
Pot Wnrdens. sccounto OF whom il may
4O5 bsgs COFFEE less tghty damaged voyage
Of importation from Rio.
Terms cash. apis
Raisins .RaisIns ......- RaIsins
BY SYKES, HYDE a. co.
TUESDAY April 49, 10 o'clOck-wn be sold 10 Gem
L mon street Without reScrve close consignmens-
$50 boxes Mr. RAISINs.
1900 hafboxes do.
800 quarter do
Terms sale. apis
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The farmers daughters of Massachusetts, sold
straw hats and bonnets, last year, of the value of
Sl,646,596,