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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

WILLIAM C. PicKERseILl rs p NJ LAPIcE IN The Cir.
CUT Goartf se United states, toy ne Fig IKE Circuit
Try virtue of alias writ Of fer faeia 70 me directed
~ in the above entitled suit, have seized End Will expose
70 pubic sale a. the ST. togIs ExeHaNeE 81, deas
on SATURDAY the 10Th day Of March, 100, at the hour
The equity Of redemption and an other rights. titles, or
interest," In reveron or oteryse which the said p M La.
pice has. may have, and 70 the following property,
All that extent Of LAND situate in the Parish Of Concorda,
In this state, lying and being IN township number seven,
range nine aud ten east district north of Red River, true
by the said NJ Iapce isnts Brown, under date Of the
twenty eighth of April, lSi and t,sed before uclen er
Said Lands commencing on the Mississippi river, at about
lands of David Lamore and running IN parallel line dis
lance of about two and half miles to Lake Concorda,
Minorca Plantation belonging TO the succession Of stephen
Minor, thence 10 point back to Wllams Lake and 10
continuation running down u the rear o. pour ionr Spanish
Lapice and thence following the back double conces
reaches The back line Of the Mnorca plantation, and in
continuation following the back dividing lines OF Whitehall
and Mnorca plantations the lower of the back
ceson Of the Charles Carriers Spanish grant designated
the above mentioned sketch number twenty three and
from said back corner running about three miles, in straight
the plantation belonging William Bsand, and thence
ming up the River Mississippi about three and half miles to
md the OF the Joseph Walker tract containing ninety
four acres the whole OF the said tracts parcels OF land con
tanning altogether about four thousand hundred and tour
acres, and foyye hundredts of will more
fully appear by reference being bad TO the above
sketch Of said township The sad lands composing the hIee
cotton plantations belonging TO said Lapce and known under
the of the Whitehall and ATuauda Plantations 'front.'
ing the River Mississippi and Lake Place. fronting on
and appuenances belonging to each OF the said three
plantations without exception reservation whatever to-
gether with the following named Slaves attached 10 ana
4 working n the Whitehall plantation. to wit.
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This body met last evening call of the Mayor Pres
enhIessrs. Allan, Culberson Jarvis, Beebe, Roselus.
surg and VANDERBILT On motion the Council baoted for
President, when Mr.. Cubertson declared elected.
message received from the Mayor in which he in.
formed the Council that he had convoked them for the
rose Of taking immediate action to secure the passage OF
The bill pending before the Senate of this State
the city from overflow. lie urged the importance of this
hill passing before the Legislature adjourned The Mayor
also enclosed letters from the arbGr Masters asking the cree
tion OF bukleads along the Levee.
On motion of Mr. Roseius, the first part Of the Mayors
r Rosous sddrsad the Council He stated that the bill
tsves was now before The Senate and the only obstacle
paed by The Council fthe town OF Carroon setting forth
their reasons why the protective eyee should not on the
on tie Upper ne Of tn a c should 6s Be
listened tot would have the effect sending the BID back to the
House and al the advanced stage OF the session, no doubt
would be lost for want Of action Mr. r. also said that the
The most dsrons eevSsse that ever occurred Chat Of 1916
qgcnred at CgToton. He believed that the only course the
rial to the Senate urging the propey of running the line
as proposed N the bill, and send that memorial by commit
Mr. Beebe stated that the bin had been referred to com.
been made i; But sutnie o he thought G would be
Eva o Dp1 fb 70 espea the sum 6amed IN e R
work. under the supervision of Commissioners there would
he was afraid time would be wasted and the session pas by
without action; he therefore advocated the motion of Mr..
Mr. Roseius then offered the following resolution, which
adopted
Resotued That committee of three members of the Coun-
oil be appointed by the President prepare respectful
mortal 10 be presented the General Assembly of the State
"oi Louisiana, now in session. urging the necessity and
dency OF building eyee the lower line oil Geenyie, in
conformity with tho proect of law passed by the House
Representative for the protection from nuuaon OF the town
OF Huntsville FeepOr and DelasZe, and the cities OF La
ayete and New Oeans and that said committee be directed
TO proceed to the seat OF government fo the purpose OF pre-
senung said memorial 10 the General Assembly.
The Chair appointed Aiess Roselius Jarvis and Vande
Cuf The committee prepare the memorial and present a
the seat of government, ~.
On motion of Mr. Allan, the Mayor added to the com
mlltee
Al Vandegmoved that the second portion Of the Mayor
message, relating the building Of the bulkeads should h
referred to special committee with instructions 10 report
the next sitting OF the Council Adopted
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CREscENT oyyIcE,

SATURDAY morning, march z, ioOu. }
We have but few important changes notice in market
during the week just closed the principal feature being de-
cline in Cotton the reception Of the by the
America The Corn and Flour markets have not been
firm, and Provisions have not commanded high prices
before.
The river is about 10 inches below high mark, and sta
onary The weather for few days back has been
ally warm
COTTON-Great disappointment was felt by Cotton ope-
rao in the first part of the week, at the non.ava Of the
Amecas news which delayed by sundry breaks in the
Geographic wines between this city and Charleston. and in
consequence the sales of Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
barely reached $500 bales. though without material aera
in prices On Wednesday those anxiously expected ad
vices received by mail from Mobile, and produced
era disappointment they represented the closing quotations
Liverpool higher than those brought by the previous
The sales of the day did exceed 1000 bales, at
a decline of 4a2S Of from the rates of the previous
day. On Thursday there activity, and 45OO bales
changed hands, and 400 yesterday the market closing
at reduction Of about from figures Of this day week
Thus the entire about To- 500 bales the greater portion
Of which has been taken for England buyers for owing
TO the Of disturbances in that country, having
almost entirely withdrawn and purchasers for the North hav
ing also done but little The receipts since LIST September
now $40 against 6l3 time in SiJ and at all the
United States ports there decrease Of 9, III bales
ATTAIN
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT. - The Grand Jury
having found second bill against Michael Barry
who was tried and acquitted of forgery some weeks
since, his counsel, W. Wolfe, filed plea Of ahtre
tois acqnit, on the ground that the accused had
once been tried for the same offence and found not
guilty. The Attorney General made replication
TO the plea and the question was decided by jury
Yesterday against Barry, the accused. The first
Indictment stated that ;he forgery committed
with intent to deraud w. Fl. Palfrey, and the evil
dence not sustaining this; the prisoner acquit-
ted. He will be now tried on the second indict-
ment found. 49,. James Mathews, charged with
picking the pockets of John Shanks on the 1lti
Of January, was found guilty of the offence. He
was remanded to await his sentence
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Aus cersne Plantation sucrer ensemble syectoues
les baes authorizations ct antTes dependanees slses r Ia
dite plantation, aquee est tuee en- Ia pafoise de SJaa
Get Etat ct sur Ia rive Quest do euye Mississippi pres
soxante miles dessus de Ia vile de la Nouyele- Orleans.
La dite plantation bonee sr IA par Ia plan
ta0n de Pierre Richard IA gne inereure lot de
terre apparenant Madame We. z. Vala vase, content
quae lots de de Ia description suvsnte
SAVIOR.
1e Tn certain Lot Moroccan de Tere mesurant six
penis plus GU mOins face euve Mississippi,
deur de vngts arpens gnes approchan
sderablement fond e dit lot etant bornes IA gne
supeeure par la propee de Pierre Richard aims gu ii Fest
Dit edos sur Ia gne nfereure par les lots dsents plus
bas
9s Tn auire Moroccan de Tee esurant quatorze rpents
plus face fenve Mississippi sur uDe pToiondeur
de arpents lgnes Eaprocant Plus on
moins veFs le fond.
go In Lot de Tene mesurant dix arpents plus au
MONS face euve Mississippi, ue poiodeur De qualFe-
ygt arpents gnes rspprocen plus on MONS yefs
fond borne dun cote les tees edeyant appartenan
a Henry johnson, ct maintenant au dit Bapice.
a. I'm Morceau de Terre mesurant quare arpents peu
pres face euVe Mississippi pIolondeur de quaue
vngts arpents, borne la gne supeneuTe par les lots CT
gant sur gne neTeure les terTes de Madame
We. Nalayaso.
lie ensemble les Eseayes suvan apDartenani
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CoTToN.-John Caffrey, whose face has been q
familiar one on the evee in storm and sunshine,
found the clouds lowering DER his house yesterday,
and his fondest hopes, which were vested in some
three score pounds of cotton, suddenly banished by
visit from the police John bowed submission to
the Law, gave up the glsanings of the past week
sent before the Recorder 10 answer for his petty
depredaons upon the producers of our great staple
and closed the day in the work-house, where be
will remein for one calendar month.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

LAYAYErTE, Friday Evening, March I, 1850
Arrived during the past week. ending this evening, 4S5
Western Beeves Cows 1888 Yearlngs and Calves III Hogs,
1885 Sheep Horses and 81 Mules The stock Of Beef Cat
market very moderate and consists almost entirely Of
the better qualities several of the best were at &c W b net
The market for Hogs improved with decreased supply
The Stock of Sheep on sale has increased.
Prices:-BeGf Cattle, Western Sole aP b net; Hogs,
4c % ID net Sheep 81 5O93 90 " head, with choice
lots at y head Mich Cous, $20@$5O W head CdDes'
5a6}ac ~ III net Horses s65@l2o " head; KY Nudes,
SI05lll3J U head.
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ALso--A certain Sugar PLANTATION, together with
all the buildings and thereon and appufenances
theTeuno belonging, situated in the parish of st. James
in this State on the bank of the Mississippi,
about sixty miles above the city of New Oeans bounded on
the upper line by the plantation of Pierre Richard and onthe
other line by of land belonging widow ~ Nalavaso.
consisting of four separate tracts of land of the following de-
scrption, TO wit:
less, six arents front the river Mississippi by depth
of eighty arpents the side lines closing considerably towards
the rear; the being bounded the upper side by the
property of Pierre Richard before stated and on the lower
side by lands hereafter mentioned.
I'd. Another tract of LAND measuring fourteen aIpents
more less, front the river Mississippi by depth OF eighty
arpents, the side lines closing less towards the rear
3D. Another tract Of LAND measuring Ten arpents more
or less front said river Mississippi, by depth Of eighty
apents the side lines closing less towards the
bounded side by the lands formerly belonging to Henry
| johnson and now TO the said Lapice.
4th Another parcel OF LAND, measuring about four ar
penis front the said Mississippi river, by eighty arpents IN
depth bounded the upper side by property above thirdly
described and the lower side by lands Of widow Vaayaso
together with the following negro SLAVES, belonging TO,
/ and al work on, the said Sugar Plantation to wit:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

FATAL AocrDENT.-Mrs. FRANCHISE Gage, who
resided in St Anthony street, in the Third MUM
ciPality, met her death yesterday afternoon, by
falling into the well in her yard. Mr. Gage had
been ia the house but haf-hour previous upon
his return he missed his wife search was immedi-
ately made, and the iialaSs body discovered in the
water. There was railing around the well, and
Ill the circumstances proved it to be the result Of
accident. An inquest was held and verdict rem
dered accordingly
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BRUTAL.--John Eunis was examined before Re
corder Genois yesterday the charge Of violently
SssluItng Mary Burns on the previous night at the
house OF Henry Halsted, in Gallatin street. The
complainant stated in evidence that the accused
came to the house about o'clock, p. NJ, took her
by the hair, dragged her up stairs into room and
attempted further violence when he arrested
by the police. The case was sent before the First
District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

RIor.-The oyster house of Dominique Ru-
qulerr the scene OF riot on Thursday night
that made up in turbulent demonstrations for the
paucity OF its numbers. A dozen registering blades
obtained possession, and with the bump of deslTuc-
iveness developed by deep rotations, they created
sad havoc among the moyeables OF RuqueTri. De-
canters, chatting dishes, and oyster shells, per-
formed gyrations nnumerable before they mingled
IA chaotic mass upon the floor, and the astonished
inmates unable to stay the devastating work
until the want of material caused the rioters to
pause. A hasty exit was the result of a moments
thought, aud without leaving even a name behind,
de midnight Inarauders vanished in the gloom oil
night Yesterday i warrant was issued for the
arrest of the offenders, but who, or what or where
are they, is more than the law can determine.
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BILL IGNoRED.-The Grand Jury have ignored
the bill against TheoduIe Guibert, f. c., charged
with manslaughter.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE sao5T sOn N-LorelrupE 900 WIN Time. O..

Cleared Yesterday.
.''sS'1' ~" ~ ]. H. Ashbddge Co,
Ship Medomaek, Rich, New York, = y
Ship Philena, Berry Liverpool, J. L. whitney y 20
Bark Naraganseti, Destebeeh9. Haye .in. t e ~
Bark Geo Leslie Sleeper NIarseies Jenkins BpddcndoH
Brig Martha Rogers Boardman, New York, +, 7; Beck
5chr. Maria johnson, Pensacola, 49, john Hurley
5chr. Tallahassee, Saunders, Apalschieos, = r.
scbr Star Parker Arkansas and Corpus Christi, L. Dobbin
Steamer Envoy, Moore, Galveston and Lavaca, Master
Arrived Yesterday
Schr VIM II. Gaizner Dresca, days from Tampa Bay,
10 master-BasIn.
STEAMBOATS,.
St Charles Gilbert from Mobile-993 bales cotton.
Fashion, Anders, from Louisville;
j. H. Webb Greenlow, from Taabatchee Ryer-4s6b b. cot
Elisha, Landry, from Baton Rouge.
Natehez No 2, Leaers from Hard Tmes-03 Bis cotton.
Bostona Price. from Louisville.
Gen Scott, Myers, from Cincinnati.
A. W. VanIIeer, Ayes, from Attakapss.
BELOW-cOMIEd UP.
Ship ST. Louis, Bunker, from New York.
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STEAMBOATS.


szasg ss.'s I. 4. z 2sss
aad ;ygsTaaFII -, : Yiifi!os. csF..ln 3.
spd "a Fsg5' g l.. ksynulis, having bssl
s is.s, ssI III s .. 4s e. & 20 sSsss y %
above stsarssl vii ssss ~ aala RsIrssd DAILY
-'i = Car and a ss ssss 8 T. cs q ssnSsSs
f2 g s'sh' o. j. & GEf:lirs Aasas 10 fauA ruos
e. !, The steamer q so 20 Fer Lon
i ~ 4 Eief re re Ess,a p..eo q
os9e5 Pei oii ,,sscr i es esa.i as.' Ns IN
3v receiving freight and ei ssss above ~ ssat
Or esage having hne accommodations apply o. boa1ss -
f0'dfa' '''ss' wn'fI AYbE s oGLEsBT. u Poya...
TIE Hussaan I 40 entirely 5 nv n, RS e d age 3 &
S 5ssg = - -. = mig
a. = EesgIeE Iengss;ee River Pnf &C., 6.
Ess - and al lie iaadiaes 81 Tsanssssa
iI siE ~sSR1fKs 81 cs ss iSS 15 r Hs
as + III B. Mfr Il ss ssss
~ = Red River Pscke. 5sOCH 4 ~ Al --f2s,
sxGs sssass. sSs9s f is'd s sl e
eseeE The nsw snd sssedh RPssasS fss "a
Z above. For feiss passage. apply On hsad- FOOT
Bienyiis ssrsst, orc sx,trx. o. .t.,.,v;r..< I
- The r. viii take freight for Fort .ad fal'oas
vita the privilege OF rs-shppiaz.
f EsSs%sDE asaSSs ~ IS fsasss'gs;;
Proyideree Mliss9s p ssna, ~ 4 sIs5.
Fhs elegant sad swift Isnnns pss.snssf sss1 sr
H. ns ssd wa X vi oSDAT he
~. March. o'eock n. Fsr eishfoE passage apply
o. y SS''d loot ct ca''0"aeas ssiI IS Masaaps
3 The steamer ownas v hs taken ae ~ 2af I'D
throughout The spnng ard summer.
- I For Cincinnati. IIeuissflie, wheeling
aszzsaasn Sasl.rabans PASSENGER steamer tiEsSEAAL
sd Lave sS = sBss "a JsDEY re 81 % e
O'Clock, For tsghs q Rassagss hasiag nn.espas.sa
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ASSAULT UroN WoMAN.-A serious case OF
this kind came up yesterday morning before Re
corder Baldwin. Maria Bedford deposed that on
the 10th alt. she was attacked in her own house.
on PhllpPa street, and beaten by John Collins,
sisted by George Peck. She was dangerously
wounded, by means OF a heavy rope with knot
IN the end, and also bitten and MANNED in the
hand From the effects of this brutal treatment she
has been confined to her room. The witness fur
Their declared that she believed the attack made
or the purpose of taking her life. The accused gave
6al Tor their appearance to answer the charge.
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AUST Quatre-vngs acres soxante eentemes ceres de
tee etant Ia moite Est du quar- section Sud Est No Gin
quante dams le Township No. douze au sud dn rang
s I " d9p ns s spes at coeeu des
pnbques des EtatsUns la vile de la Nouvee Orleans
date de ying deux Aout mile hut cent quardne
Aust os cent yingtdeux acres ct yg Gentle mes
acres de Tere eomprenant les lots No. qqae, ENG, sx
sept de Ia section No. dams e Township No
douze Sud du Est No qunze ans gu a apper par
devre par A. Sidney Lewis collector des mon3es
publi1ues en- Ia vile de la Houvelle- Orleans.
AUST un certain Moroccan de Terre sis Ia paroisse de St
Jacques, borne agne supeneure les lots cdessns
deserts CONNIE esan pae de plantation sucere sltueeen
Ia susdte paoss gne ntereuTe Jusqua la proton
deur de quaTante apent de teres appatenant Ege
de CanIee et de "a sur Ia meme e par de ter apaite
nant NJ s. Poeyarre lie dit lot de arents
face Mississippi protondeuE de apents
entire lgnes paraeles.
ton preeede sont les memes qn on enueTees dams qn ace
danicFisis des dts mmeubes pae par deYant Luci9n
Hermann, notae public Ell Ct pour Ia vile e par9sse de Ia
NouVeie Orleans. sous date du reize Mai mil hut cent
quarante Iois par p NJ Lapiee de de James Brown.
lie dit esant acueement pare des documents coneryes
enregses bureau du suEdt notare de plus les erre
e elaves sout eidedan deserts comules ees eaisnt
Ia date du sus anticTs LesdrOits es Ell nteres
du dit p M Bapice manteuant oers vente sont e dro
de remereT dams les les ecaves Cl dens deserts
cages hypotheques favour du dit James Brown par
susd acte antchss. De plus tOues dfot ct int
rets dams oues et clcune
dies des ee, plantations ecaves apres PLACEMENT fart au
dit James Brown de la de quare mile dollars, GU
de tee pae de la dte somme qui touYeralt eeue lo
de la yente lie tout apres les spuatons dn susl aete
dantichrss apres eXncon de toute hypOtheques ye
tables Qui actueemen echues ct regstrees dams e
paosses Concorda de ST. Jacques de date plus
que Phypoheque ludieare provenant de lenregl
par lie pagnant du present JUDGEMENT dams les ssdes pa
| roisses.
TERMS EFT CONDITIONs-Compant, payable lors de fad
s5S- Actes de ventes au fras de l'acquereur.
Bureau du Marshal de Eats unis, district de Fest Etat de
| la Louisiana, Nouyele- Orleans, Feyner lS, 1850
| WILLIAM s, SCOTT, Marshal des Etats- U mis-.
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lAlH-ln bids. hhls. and sacks, Tor sale by
ii fyG6 81 JOHN STROUD \ co. lls Common st.
EsiKE HtlIIIis 5000 English 500 Pllisbags. md
u ~, wv peasaeels, low lahai0a aaa as sale w
HfA5l itliah sFRpbh 4 go, " esiaaiaE III
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q ARDEN IIN(siNEs-l2 superior Gsslen Engines,
~ .n q '''''''" 4''- ~ PRIEsTLEY & BEIN.
4 INsEED OiL-Jusi received direct from London 40
~ s1 81 O'-' A-"s''' -''' PRIESfLEY 81 BEN.
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~ ASSAULT totYtg tftttT LHSe.---J Ohm
Campbell was examined before Recorder Genos
Yesterday upon the charge Of attempting to kill
James McCurley on the night Of the 18th ult in
the Vegetable Market. Mccurley appeared in
court although still suffering from his wounds, and
stated IN evidence follows On the night Of the
10th he was in Hillebrand's coffee-house, at the
corner Of Hospital and Levee Streets when Camp
oeli who was excited by liquor, came towards him,
making use OF provoking language this he did not
reply to- and the accused then attacked and beat
ahothei individual who was in the room. After this
ne 'eit the premises but soon returned and insisted
on MeCurley to partake Of liquor adding that he
had no ill-will towards him. McCurley drank with
the accused and then walked out into the street
he was followed by Campbell, who approached him,
placed one around his neck in friendly man
her and asked him 10 take walk. They proceeded
to the Vegetable Market, and while passing through
st Campbell suddenly drew back McCurleys head
with one hand, while he cut his throat from ear to
ear with large knife which he held in the other
The attack was SO sudden that McCurley had no
opportunity TO ward off the blow, which at once
Prostratsd him to the ground and left him senseless
until after medical attendance had been procured al
the Charity Hospital, which institution the witness
left yesterday. After the hearing of the evidence
she Recorder committed Campbell to prison in de
'aalt OF $1,000 bail to take his trial before the FRS
District Court
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DOOR MATS ANDCANTON MATING.
A LlCANT MATS 100 bales Nos. /, Q and 3, just
IA received, for sale low
JUTE, ROPE, JENNY LIND, and other kinds.
Spanish Mating.
few pieces left suitable Tor Offices, Theatres, Halls etc.,
A, 5-4 and Sd
Coored and white Mating of superior quality.
Together with Floor Oil Cloth Table oil Cloth Garnet
ing Baize Rugs Table Covers Window Cornices Trans
parent Window Shades etc etc
CHlTTENDEN & CAMERON,
1y2l 81 " Charities and n Custonhouse SITS.
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FOR cALIF0R MA.

Fee. FOR CHAGRES, via Havana-U. S.
TjkEfA Mad Stcemshsg CetaPaHgmL ne silenull maj
usszszEsssas steamship FALCON. 1000 tons burthen,
Lieut H. j. Hartstene u s. NJ, commanding, viii leave
for Chagre with the Catorna aud Oregon mails on RI
DAY 18th March, al clock, A. NJ puECtualys irom i01
OF St. MARY street, Lafas etc.
RAHEs OF PASSAGE:
To Chagres-In Saloons. sou "
In Lower Cdhin. -. o3 ~
liz kltAsfage, ahd mess with 40 "
Passengers for Havana must procure passports rcm tine
Spanish Consul
t2~ Freight so cents per cubic foot
No passage cured nnul paid An passage TICKETS
and orss freight must be procured iron the oie
PARADISE, LAwRAsoN s. co, Agents.
mil 81 GnaYier s..
n B. Surgeon is attached 10 the Falcon, thereby always
securing good medical attendance To her passenges
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VIRGINIA CANNEll 'C0As.--FRoM THE PEY7
v TON MlNES-fne spbSerlheFs having been appolnleI
Agents for the sale of this a informs the eEens
that in receipt of five boat loads when are
offered for sale by the load in lots to suit Pnrehasf
coal can be the boats foot Of g. esepA street. NJ
Office. and the Office Of the Crescent For inrther partea-
MORTIMER TURNER s. co. Coal Merchants.
fv15 III Camp street.