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and Superintendent of Lishts
Crsl9Nnogsr. Nsw orIeln..,.

Co actor's Office MAY 3 iSs0 (
DRlpQsALs FOR BUILDING A BRE AKVNs-
proposals viii be received at this Office until the 18th Of Nav
az IL o'clock, to build E9akwate for Lighthouse al Pass
Mancac, IN accordance with plan file this oiies
The Breakwater to be constructed in the form of three SIDES
oil hexaseH as shown the plan each side be c. fee
long and 10 be composed of cypress 2xl2 piles driven three
tops to be feet above the bed Of the bottom of the s
the Lighthouse.
cypress srnge Il inches square to be mortified on the
heads OF the piles which to be tenoned each
driven though the sngeF be secured the plies at the
angles and al the centre OF each side by iron strap 2
Inches gong over the sTngeT and down the piles which
10 be secured by two inch iron bolts going through and
seTewng up on the other side also inch iron bolt pass
through the strap and stInger securing them together-7
straps and bolts in all The Jennings OF the arngers 10 be
made by half lap.
pankng of inch thick yellow pine 10 be well spiked on
the outside OF the snger and piles with three inches long
IRON spikes to each plank each pie the panks
IL INCHES broad and to extend from the top OF the ngeT
two feet below the ma ural surface of the ground.
On the outside OF the plankng, and coming foot
thick over It's top, there is to be earth embankment
slope OF Ia 70 foot and to be covered with brick bats and
stone srewed overit.
similar embankment to be made on the inside Of the
piles, but not covered with brick and the earth to form
these embankments to be taken evenly from the surrounding
surface and not to greater depth than loot to prevent
forming trenches holes for the accumulation Of water
Proposals will also be received for doing The following work.
The Roof and Cutters 10 be repaired.
A CisteTn to contain 1000 gallons
A small Stoop Shed TO front and rear Doors
All Of the above work be done in good and
manner and payment be made for the the cer
este OF the keeper that is completed according 10 contract
and to his entire satisfaction. -, -, ,;...;
Any information required will be FURNISHED On application
at this office. SAM. j. fEIEkS,
my4 tolls Collector and Superintendent OF Lights.
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The New York Tribune contains the following
Ii Mr. Edward Rem6nyi, the volinist, would write
to his brother, who has not heard from him for two
months past, and who feels somewhat anxious on
this account, he would greatly oblige him by adj
dressing his letters to c. A. Rem6nyi, Al Bond
street New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-15

GEoRGETowN,-An exchange notices the OPEN
ing of the "old East India Warehouse" Labor.
were piling in flour as il was their won't in DAYS
gone by. The very opening of these long barred,
rusty hinged doors, is a strong indication of better
times IN that place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-15

The ship Andalusia, Capt. Wilson, which sailed
from Baltimore for San Francisco on the 10Th April,
1919, returned on the 9th inst, in almost the same
prime condition she was in when she left port.
She is the first vessel that has returned to Bali-
more from California.
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~ The KNocKINGs.-The Spirits have appeared
al GAINESVILLE, Conn.,, and have commenced throw.
ing silver spoons at a Mr.. Matthews. He says he
has no objections to the knockings if they will only
throw five more to make up the set.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY,
Tuesday Evening, May ID, 1850 (
Arrived oday steamers Jenny Lind aud Alex Scott
ahead of Beef Cattle a25 Sheep, 10 Mich Cows and I6
Calves, including IS Lake Calves.
PRICES. - Beef Cdtie, 41aC97c % ID net ; Hogs, 3
@31sc " b net Sheep, 3@5c " head; Mich Cons so
@s4O; CalUes, 50 OOD$6 CO % head.
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RECORDER CALDWELL CoUnr.-The cases Yesterday.
wh one exception, came under the head of vssranev The
SNecofdef passed enfnce thirteen PERSONS who were
found sleeping in aboas ard in public places BY admonisb
, mem 70 seek better accommodations and not to appear in
The dock again. After hi- sprooC tbev ,r jiar1
foolish prosecution iol perjury, in which any number of
Wonen "ee witnesses and number of men ready to fight
4 them, was Disposed Of
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NEwYoRK.-A NewYork correspondent of The
Philadelphia Inquirer says, inquiries among mer.
chants have satisfied me that preparations were
made for great Spring trade, and that their an.
icipations have been futile. Large stocks of goods
remain on hand, and purchasers from the country
take only small quantities.
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InE ASSAULT AND ROBBERY CAsE-Phips, the board.
keeper charged with assaultng, robbing and al
tempting TO hdnap james W. Thompson, was examined be-
ioe Recorder Genos Jeeray We have reported the facts
oil the case The accused, after hearing remanded 10
npp0ar beiOre the First Disrct Cnnrf
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1t isproposed to enlarge the U. s Capitol. One
of the plans proposed by Mr. Mills, contemplates
the addition of two wing buildings, one to the
north and one to the south, hundred feet front
each, by two hundred feet deep, east and west
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On the blade Of the pocket-knife taken from
Prot, Webster are two mottos on one side, Do
unto others you would that others should do
unto you y on the other side, When an oppor,
tunity offers to do good act never fail to i'm,
prnf,o II
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IAbrraI Cfedt BALE OF Valuable BniIdIng Lots on
Canal street. Second Municipality, to be sold
without re rve Immediately after the sale
Of the State Honse Square.



rTNHUR 5DAY May 49, 1850, ~ O'Clock Mf be
Il ton, at St Louis Exchange. with re
be be mace Immediately W. IL Pal ey offers the
Sta e House Square)
Two LOTS OF GROUND. with all the improvements thereon.
in the BOUNDED by Canal Common Phlippa Circus
streets being Nos and and forming the Canal
Phlpa Streets No. measures feet 10 inches and 6 lines
Canal street by depth and front Phppa Of IA feet
inches and lines and i2 feet inches end lines the other
and Il feet and lines front ry Of in the No.
. feet 10 inches and 81 lines front Canal
depth Of ~ feet inches and lines the line Of No j. and 100
feet and lines In the line and fronting alley Of feet The
Improvements comprise two bulng, rented
furniture
TermsOne quarter cash. the purchaer
each lot for $500 payable in years April 1850 with
cent interest from maturity AND not then paid
interest at the rate Of The balance of the
payment in l. and years from April l. 1850 with per
teres aud per then paid The whole of the
bear NOR gage the properly.
Act of sale before James Giuhum Esq N p the expense
lhe purclasaI. myI3
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FIRST DlsTRitT CouRT-Libel Case-The Jury in the
Gase OIL Jane- Graham, charged with pub hng libel against
JoelH Sever, came into Court yesterday 2o'co
Guilty. wv
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The arctic expedition organized at Liverpool, un.
der Capt. Penny, consisting of the Lady Franklin
and the Sophia left Aberdeen on Saturday the 18th
ult., on their perilous enterprise
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PRoF. WEBsTER.-The Boston Bee saws that
Professor Webster is allowed to receive visits from
his family twice a week instead Of once, as hereto
fore. Rev. DR.. Putnam, his spiritual adviser also
visits him twice every week. He appears quite
calm, and employs the greater part of his time in
reading and writing. The Bible is the principal
book which he reads
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A FATAL AccIDENT.-The Vicksburgh Wing
oil the llth, says " A few days since, Mr.. Angus
tus Hankinson, son of Col. Hankinson, was acct
dentally shot by Mr.. VIM. Burbridge, at his resi-
dence near Warenton. Mr. Hankinson was visit
ing Mr.. Burbridge, and, in high glee, telling Mr.
johnson, who was present, the delights of an even
ing party which he had attended at Warrenton the
previous evening. In the meantime Mr. Burbridge
was amusing himself by bursting caps on re-
volver, which he and Mr. J. had just been shooting
at mark, and which they thought unloaded Mr..
}. demonstrated against his bursting caps with the
pistol presented at him; he then playfully turned
to his friend Hankinson, who was merriy dancing
across the room, presented the pistol and dis
charged the fatal shot. The ball entered his right
side and passed through his body, coming out at
the left. He fell upon the floor and expired in
stantly Thus in the midst of life, we are in
death"
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NEW ORLEANS:
NyEDNEsDAY MORNINa. MAY 1s. 1850.

sTADBING By NEeRo.-Ioha Brennan made an afTi.
t Yesterday, before Recorder Genos in which he stated
that in the Parish of AvoyeIe on board of the steamboat
Anna, a slave, named Ben stabbed one MeAfee, white.
ihneting "ound supposed TO be mortal Ben as been
into custody.
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN--Ntnetee1t
Persons Killed and Wounded. - The steamer
Columbus collapsed one Of her fiues when under
full Roadway about ten miles below Cairo, on the
morning of the 9th inst. The St Louis papers Of
the 10th, furnish us with the particulars.
The boat left New Orleans on the LIST inst, with
about 100 cabin and from go to 900 deck passen-
gers. fortunately at the time Of the accident there
were but few persons on the forward part of the
boat or stirring on the GLOVER deck. The explosion
followed by dull sound, which created little
or no alarm at the moment, and the steam and
sealding water had mostly disappeared, before the
crew and passengers the lower deck were fully
awakened to the sense Of the danger and to this
and the fact of the steam and water escaping for
ward, may be attributed to the comparatively small
loss OF life, for the boat was densey crowded
An old man and his wife Swiss emgrants)
sleeping just aft the boilers, were badly scaded,
and died few moments after the explosion An
lrshman also died from the effects OF the steam
and the six lost overheard, were the fourth engi-
neer, Reuben Waldron, and, as is supposed, five
fremen and deck hands. Seven were blown over
board or jumped into the river, and although the
yawl was got In readiness soon as practicable,
1t succeeded in rescuing but one man. The whole
number injured, killed and missing, is set down at
nineteen. Several slightly sealded, were taken on
board OF the Saadin and landed at different points
along the river. The remainder, including some
five or six are still on board the Columbus, where
every attention is being paid to their su1erings.
Shortly after the accident the steamer Magnolia
bound for Louisville, came up, took the Columbus
in tow and landed her at Cairo, where she will
remain until towed to ST Louis The loss of life
was confined entirely to those on the lower deck.
and OF the one hundred more cabin passengers
not one sustained the slightest injury.
Both Of the engineers on duty at the time
escaped unhurt. OF the killed. and missing, Mr.
Waldron, the fourth engineer, is the only one
known to the clerk, the names Of the others were
| never ascertained could not be recolIected
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SAUsAGEs FOR NEwORLEANs.-Micha Mish,
German butcher, who was arrested at st. Louis
with the remains OF COW, which had died of dis
ease at Mr. ulricis distillery, in his possession,
has been tried by jury, found guilty, and SEN
fenced to pay fine Of 800. 1t is said that the
wretch intended making this carcass, which was
found in his possession into Bologna Sausages for
the New Orleans market,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LArrTUpE so6T 80" N-LoNe1rupr 800 W.-in Time. sh

Cleared Yesterday,
Steamship Ohio Schenck, New York. via Havana,
Steamer Gulnare Linn, Cincinnati, iiydS osesb SS
Arrived Yesterday.
Br ship Geo w Bourne, Nason from Liverpool % master.
BIZ brig telegraph Young, days from Ratoop Island ia
VIM Burgess Coils my ~
schr Ella, Schernbeek days from Pensacola 10 maste
BASIN ' " '9'e'
schr Bradford, Taylor, days from Pensacola to uss
ter-basin. " '
schr Mystic, Smith, days from Pensacola to master
sChr Tbanna Small days from Apaschicoa, to master
basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Alex Scott, Sturgeon, from Louisville.
Glpsy, Ure, from Bayou Sara.
Gen Taylor Power, from Donalisonvile.
SOheoidii Frost, from Memphs-2}2S bales cotton
EyuSShtessi Wade, from st Lonis-2l bales cotton.
~ Chares, Allen, from MOble-l91 bales cotton.
nOldlana, Larose, from Baize
NO Gfahde, Labarthe, fIom St Martinsyile
Cahtorna, Griffin. from Mobile
Memoranda.
Inc ecF Del Norte of jacksonville was discovered at sea
BY the ttw boat Whitney forty miles 10 the westward of
the 3 W tass, capsized and abandoned She was loaded
with molaseI Capt FlintOn and crew got her nm pup,ua
her out, and brought her to this city.
TowbuRl Whitney, from the Passes tov,el doyyo . a
to sea- on Lle 9Th inst ships Indiana and Corneia.
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The Eagle street Theatre, Buffalo, has been
opened. The first night, say the Buffalo papers,
gave evidence Of prosperous season.
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p. b. TAYLOR,
A UCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. has removed
IA TO No 6s Oleyer street. where he vii give part ulir
TO the sale Of Real Ee s0cks Damaged Cotton House
hold FurDiigrei Slaves, etc myl 2m
I EWlS ELDfLANCE, Commissioner .dRc60reer Of
Ia fee No. 81 Crawl st., viii attend, usual and give
his particular attention the sale of Real Estate Stocks
Dana ged Cotton Port Household Furniture Slaves
etc.; viii also makes advances Merchandise placed his
hands. my2
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ORANGES AND LEMONs-aoo boxes in store al
myi5 a. /. COCHRAN & co. 27 Tehoupitoulas st.
Il sale by '0' 's'
myl5 a. F. COCHRAN 8 co. 81 TchOupitouls. st. !.
nisCHARGEl SOLDIERS BOUNTY LAND
- and PENSIONS obtained at No. st. Charlie sfrsst
Groom No g. npstair, at the U. 8. Commissioner office
neaL 1le corner OF Canal St apps Smi7
HO FOR CALIFORNIA-We have in store a large
= = stock Of bQFFALO ROBES, wi oh make a good
POhI5BLE BED for Travellers, aud are desirable for q
Inc them. Some very superior Robes on hand.
hNs Nv g. Rob u co. 60 GYayiss st.
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SHERMA
PATENT PREMluAb
A = D O M I N A l.
SUPPER TER

~ sAlr at HI OEes ~ cAGrils strsef, yyefs OHiss.
The gest most elastic and comfortable instrument in ioA
Inc cure of tz WOMB eOmpant-he bearing down feeling
the bottom stomach, weakness lungs side and back.
the whites, etc. In pregnancy its use prevents msess %
emss any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter, theg
Be referred the wife of very celebrated physician this
city, who using with perfect satisfaction, after
ing several other patent supporters without relief Phys
msnt at the proprietor's 70 ST. Charles street.
practice have had and apply all the
boosted AhomEal Supporters aud have found wed
adapted imPart relief and comfort the afflicted Mr. shnans
Phisdelplia, Aug. Is, 1879. WAf. ANDERSON, NJ D.
For Tires years afflicted with the womb companpa o.
the tine confined bed My snaergs very great Nv
thing relieved until got Shetman's Aounai Sup
mar health and ehasffulness Mrs WILKINSON.
August =. 1913. ISL Eighth street, PhiladelpAiA-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMERICAN THEATRE, Poydras Street.
zraNaorn foaN oatev75a55s -. 49,. -.
MI ~ S.cd FL y si ess. y sents PsfIses
IS cents Prvsse BoSe I'm "a ~ De- 49, n
EVENING WS5assIsT viii be n. z, ~
q shs iespea "a coraedy eniise s ''a
Cbsraeters -. rs. N ph;sIs,ss;, f..@,... g.,
SONG ..... ~ .sy w, b T Ts Tel ny
Atst which, ANTlPODEAN FEATs
DANCE - ~ n up''' - :" NJ. T T1ss'.t l'
To conclude with he Pafc. Of - -''
t,,- ro-,n..,.IIr TIE Pk kEl,s,h Ut EEJGHsos.
- % I -
PLACIDE'S VARIETIEg
AZ BENEFIT Of Mr. Tnos. PLACIDE.
BOXES Fifst and second Tier .ol pa,rp,,,, 70 e,,
ID Tier Tor eolofed e,s n ea,. Tsss
ego,,re1s.
eiey THIS EVENING wedaesiay vii be psrsoin
THE NEW FOOTHAN
Bobby BFeskWindoN. q, a.fr-t
POLY 20. sirt " III 20
''s nc 'p. TIis rs yy Z; , se,,,id
Vietorius. Hsrj
g'eai T5roty Of CHARACTER DANCES,
V nnles lrio, Baron, n. J. ysee MessigJrs Ma I'm
gh. sna PIns sn' lie eas Corps dc Bss
Gam I,ohA. fABoB FOR AN HOUR.
Dick Dummy M W. r. Bl9Es
=; = -. - - =: : az. l. Z ~.
tzr Beo,s, of NJ COILS -
onL ZEN ?, s4 e; ss;.sp '''
s.s,s,sJ pay d SSENiES psisn:d s
JERUs All urea
rs x.5 ss &: mv n ~ M Pasc Ben
600, QUl PERD GAGNE.
- cr.ad -. ..s-.- : s-Ye--
ER .I n ,Is ~ me aIsent rsgsest q great
e On: ss8, %A5EA 4s5 I'D
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CUsTOMHOusE, New Orleans, May 8, 1851

PROPOSALS FOR WoRR To BE DONE On
4 GORUON'S ISLAND LIGHT HOUSE-Sealed
Proposals will be received at this Office until the 18th day
May, at IL O'Clock, TO do the following work on Gordon
Island Light house:
The Foundation underneath the Light house TO be filed NJ
SO as to exclude any water from remaining there and then
MI up on tire outside against the foundation walls about
feet high and 20 feet wide be graded foot deep
the outer edge TO drain all die om the foueda.
uon To Raise and Level the House puqer level. 70
cut Canal from the hous bayou u onl 10 Yards distant
and wheel all the dit iron the Canal 1 he purpose OF fiji
ing up the space aO0nu TIE Foundation, le canal be 3
feel wide aud to feet deep snfigicri aor an eCtu;
drain Tor al the water az orjinsy tune from tie CuUtao
OF the house, Also u MI the Gully head lg t1m the Pass
to the Lighthouse at tIofO Island. The above work 10 he
done 10 good and substantial manner. and payment 10
made for the same on the certificate of the keeper thar
completed according to CONTACT, and his entire satisfaction
ANY further inflammation required viii be furnished Gu au
phcatOn at this office SAM'G. ]. PETERS,
my4 tolls Collector and Superintendent of l,ivbts
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The Cashier Of the State Bank of Indiana
says beware of counterfeit of the latest -
bill of the State Bank of Indiana, which has Just
appeared. 1t can readily be detected by observing
the indistinctness and want of expression in every
countenance the bill, while those of the genuine
are distinct and pleasant. In the counterfeit. the
lines Of cloudng, the stalks of corn and the basket
near the right hand number, are distinct and plain
while in the genuine they are not prominent"
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DATHs! BATHsLThe public is respectfully informed
Id that the SPLENDID BATHS, E75zFF7F7s
recently erected Exchange fzs2ss==is=zs
allen, corner of Bienyllle stree,
in operation. The Bath hiSyT3% ,1js7sF7k8t
Rooms for HOT, COLD or EAy$SS sdtH99A3s4@
SHOWER BATH are well Asff-4 ~ s1sf -
lighted aud admirably ventilated,
no expense having been spared by ~ 7
the proprietor to make them complete in all their details The
nrobretor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS, has
several elegant Bath Rooms Cont street, near the corner
Of Dauphin on the site formerly known as the Nepouly
Baths which excel in magnicence any establishment OF
he kind now In this ely, and where HOT COLD, SHOW
Err VAPOR and INDICATED BATHS can be had al
ali times from O'Clock A. M dill 10 O'Clock P. Hot,
Cold or Shower Bath, 10 cents. myIl 3m
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Fancy Prints and Catalogue Sale of Dry Goo,
nv Il. IL. RErITRAIN.

THURSDAY, May 49, 10 o'clockwHi sold his Auction
Il Room, No. Canal
e e,ss Sew style FANCY PRINTs end RS paessges and loa
Of sEAsONABLE GOODS consgiag Of French Bsrez Gns-
hams print Mrsrs DFap Es Plaid Cufiain Musins, Book
Mullins Madrs Handkerchiis. Linen Towe, Linen Table Se
Brown Holancs IL h Linens, Fancy DE Cotton Brian
Mas Platles Linen Chek LadOes Lac. hbbons silk
kecchiefs -. Aso -.
DOMESTIC GOODS, snch Prints. Bsaets1 and Brown
sheetngs Coi;onades Ticks, Cheeks Stripes Dams, ETC.
Terms liberal at sale
~ Catalogues will be ready and goods be examined early
the morning Of sale myI5
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CUsToMHOUsE New Orleans
Collectors Office, May 8, 1870.
10 4 On TIL THE ,iLGlT HOUSE AND DWELLING ON
CHANDELlE UR ISL ND-Sesled pruposas viii B..
received at this Office nntl The 0h OF NAV &. " cloCf ID
do the following work ON Chaudeteur lsaIli
10 Raise the Ground around tie Dwelling and IgbhpUa
SO superficial yards, feet deep and to sur e
Beyee OF Dyke around the premises.
To make Window Shutters fuT eleven openinss as follows,
TO be leet 6} INCHES high By let lOs inches wle 10
be ieet ~ inches high by feet inches wide; TO
eet IL inches nigh by eet riches wider he feet
inches high by feet A. inches wdei all of said window
shutters 10 be strong and well hung
Gallery . be built the sUuth side Of the building 81
feet long BY tee wde seal OyeIea ami be placed,
on cypress blocks or brick pillars.
Pnvy 10 be built Of wood 1916 feet. with division ia
the centre.
Some repairs 10 the ChimneYs. which will take about 1890
brick and barrel Of lime, also few fire BRICK, say S00 for
chimney jams and backs
All of the above named work to be done according 10
contract and the entire satisfaction Of the keeper of he light
and payment will be made until his certificate 10 Thai
effect Is produced.
Any furtheS information will be given on application at
this Office. SAM'lI j. PETERS,
my7 I'd Collector and Superintendent OF LIGHTS
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET S,


- Wednesday Morning, MAY 10. 1850. I
tOiTON-Athough tiefe not general dCma I'd ioi
Colou day, .ome 800 bale o'd mo tly to Fr-
ish buyers Factors ncucI TO ct the market aly Al
D-l-clt rlsS:
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AUCTION SALES.

sale continued -. Extensive stock OF French
tsOOde.
BY r. H. PETTTPAIN.
I'HlN DAY, May rs, 1850 10 oocEWi be coninusd
Mr.. D. Talamon'e store, No. ~ ChsftrBs stroet-
The sale Of his Of FftkNCH GOODSeompus
sgendd sslerttDent Of Fancy and Staple articles.
Terms- Over S2c1 months.
u Catalogues be obtained BY applying Mr. Taloman'
Observation-Disclosures Port. and Mndefrn.
By SYKES, HYDE s. CO.
"WEDNESDAY, May balpE't 10 o'eloekWill be sold
w At No. IS the following
BRANDIE IS. WINES, etc:
pipes Schcidaui Gin, hulct's ksni', pare.
lB qHaTisr Is A. 81 5n-s.e Bssir ).
10
% quarter easks Madeira WINE
MID. St l1oi1 Rum. te -.
binds. Iansica Rum Eizil proof
- claes London Dock Post WEae
50 do do. 10. Madeira Wine.
7 cslcs Pr
Terms sale. myl3
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MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS, !

pursuance Of resolution, passed by the Council of
Municipality No Two, at its sitting of 9TH inst notice is
hereby given that in not less than days, from the rs
publication hereof, the Council of Municipality No. Two
will proceed to act the improvement concentrated by
the said resolution viz the opening and extending, in
from lis present termination through Baronne street,
agreeaby TO the provisions of the act Of the legislature OF
the 3D. of April 1892 regulating the opening Streets ETC.
within the city of New Orleans, and Of the amending
myii i0 tt'''''N -'-'' A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.