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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-07-25
THE NATIONAL ERA.
WASHINGTON, JULY 25, 1850.
Mr.. MANN'S LETTERS.

The first Of Mr.. Mann's Letters in relation to
Mr.. Webster and his position has already been
published in our paper. The second, addressed
originally to the Boston AflGs, appears on our
outside pages this week. Appended to it are cOpi.
Gus notes by the author, which appear now for the
first time. The Letter and Notes are able and
brilliant
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RENEWING SUBSCRIPTIONS.

We hope each old subscriber, as his subscrp-
ton closes, will remember that by sending US
hve dollars, he may renew his own subscription,
and secure two copies Of the paper besides, for
new subscribers
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Mr.. BENTON,S SPEECH,

We had intended to publish this week Mr.
BentOn's strong and severe speech in support of
his amendment to the Compromise bill, respecting
the boundary Of New Mexico, but must lay II
over till next week.
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"SKETCHES OF OUR VILLAGE,

We ask attention to the series of animated,
most agreeable sketches, the first of which we
publish in this weeks paper They are from the
pen of MARTHA RUSSELL, already favorte with
our renders
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to the very platform" on which Messrs. Dix and
Miles stood phen he laughed at them
JKly s. 1850.
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RUpapRAN ISTELLIGExCR.

.Posxs rv Rosxnr BsowS'Ss w..A,og
Read, Fields. For ssls by Taylor MANLY Washing
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- -SOs-
,VERANpA.-:s. Allen. C. A. SHARK Col Fluker, Thoma
Montgomery A. j. Watson, A. = Robertson, l.. ID. Brew
eS a1 n ady 81 n RSdgers w H Hudson, Jas Miller
9ri ". N. Newman, Mr.; Scxgmanski, G.. w. Gooch,
Y Brown and lady, La; ]. H. Piper, Alex Newman G. G.
M3and, w. NJ Smith, ]. II. NfaGaughey w IT. brown
YIN; w Cochran. H. G. Ward, j. Brisooe, =. A. Larkin
nr Harwood, u. Y. Martin L. c. Dunbar W. F. Dunbar
T. W. Barrett Thos Rose, lady and son, NJ. u. Shelby
p Ba4gers, Dr. d. ID. Irwin, t. n Shelby Miss; j. Me
Lean, = " BROWN, n. Y; B. w. Chew. Ala: P. r. Riy-
ers Mobile; j, w. Dougherty and lady, VIM Rice X. w
Nj. Little and lady, Ohio
ST. C4sRLEs.-d, II. Price, Texas; John D. Murell, J.
Ihews, L. G. Stirring, s T. Rabey, VIM Q. Dwight, F. M.
BeTaut Ms w. b. FaEiss, La; Major Scott, U. s. A.:
j. 4 armstrong, Ark; Geo. w. Reed, d. Wood N. ";
r. b. injury, n G. Watts Thos. l.. Dobbins, Jas. Stewart,
W. q. Rouark, A. V. Davis, Miss Mary Ann Marshall,
MIs E. g. PresbuTy, G. G. Crocker, Henry Parrish and
lady, NJ o.; H 4 Childs j. w, Stettnus, st. Louis w.
White; Va; G. Davenport, Mobiles sam'l MORRISON, Ga.
j. w. Winter, Baltimore
ton, VIM. Walker, j. S. l.. Stilwel, Miss J. X. Spragae,
New Orleans.
PLANTERs'-D. Angles Miss; r. Thomas r. Wilkn.
SON. Q. Watson, H. Rugley, z. AIeSIanus, F. Beal A.
s. Pettiss La; Clinton Ford, d. T. Murien, obie Geo.
w. Bates, Mas.
INDIAN QyEEH.-J n. Hcugh. ]. Vail, steamer North
River; A. Miller, NJ Ward, ]. Barlow, Fort Hudson j.
Graham, Donald 7onvlie A. Fondn, Wheeling John III
Lewis, Ia; j. McNpt, Ohio II. Blattner Cinoilnati A
Donaldson, ST., A. Donaldson, Jr., Ky.
LOUIsIANA-D Stickucy, g. Nesbitt ]. T. Monaa d
Folger, N. o.; ]. Proudet and family NJ Y; d. William
son, Coast; Calvin Rudder, Grand Gulf.
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Az USsUccEssTuL TRtcK.-P. F. Simon was aragnet
before Recorder Genos Yesterday charged with breach
nnst Mr. Mary Anne Finhaz stated evidence that simon
knowing that she bad large Of gold her house. and
g wei acquainted with her, 10 her residence st
Ann street between Preur ard johnson, Sunday
g ana asked k 70 exchange gold or silver with him. He
s9 nat ne expeeyed TO few hours for Cincinnati
ana Toua eoisdslh especial favor. The witness con
sente and handed lie accused $50, which she
receive the other coin hnd ne ursuaed her 10 accomnanV
nun % M , ~, whe be stated Deposited They
Waheu out th bayou road the BRIDGE when he requested
her TO wal while he went hOpse near by 70 bring ts
money MIS-. remained quietig seated the doorstep
ul ne passing away Of an hour cool reflection rather ds
spated her onate stock Of cseas and she at last nqu
red al me place i9f Mf simon The servant informed her
that man had called, asked for glass oI Ser and IN Nv
SIDE door, The lady instantly repaired husband and
explained the matter and the latter after along ire fonnd
Simon the Leyee. the of enbarking fT Cinnati
The fellow was arrested By the police, and fortunately al
OF the funds found upon his pesson. The accused NJ. ~
before The First District Court for trial. -
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 3. 1850

FAT1E AecIDENT.-Ma. Petsr Lozier Engineer Of the
Towboat Ben Adams, accidentally fs OVERHEARD yesterday
afternoon, about O'Clock, and dFownsd Mr. L. was
estms be in all the relations Of ne and hs uueIy
los viii be deeply regretted By al who knew him. he was
a native OF the county Of Westmorsand, PenntJlvania
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Cleared Yesterday.
Fr ship FsrfeF, Pecqueur, Havre, L. Il Ca
Sng Selma. Evans, Havana, vsIS
Scin. Charral, Clark, ChagIes, O. WIckfam
Steamer Atlantic, ogiesby. Louisville Hyde 0gisbs
Arrived Yesterday.
New ship Carack Snow, - days from Thomastou n BAL
New snip ionan, Ranleti, y days from Thomatou IN bal
last, to master-Point- :
Bark Reindeer. Green $ days from Rio de JaneD % MAJ
Brsm. bark Ameiea, Baij s5 daYs from Caaiz 70 Wsss
ken ~ Observation-Disclosures.
BARK FLORIDA, EeFy, from Chsgrs. 24sh ul IN ballast 70
r. NJ Hanson & Co-Point.
Jas L. Day. Gibefsou. iron, Nome
Jim Gimer Mckilaey, from Roundaway-136 bales cotton
Gipsy, Une, from BAYOU SaTa-Ss0 bales COTTON
y. T.. W aIkIns Haie, from nscEanz65o balsS cuo0
Mo1roes loalson, from st Marlszsslle.
Magnolia, fhomasson. rum VicksbafZ-llSa baz eosioa
Grey Eages Muggah, from Attakapas.
Mar foey. Dsiieres, from Field Mills.
Uncle sam, Nanl1aseas rom Louisville
AlbltIOs, Dugas IRON Iafourche-
Rio Gfanle, Gorton, from Opel0usas.
Europa Pierce, from Cineinnat~i94 bales cotton.
I0wboaf Dta1ias Steele m5n the Passes.
49, sELow-cozIS0
The ships Geo. Stevens, aud Hindoos ara On lie Bar.
bound out.
Tine steamer Uncls Sam left Louisville On The 1sh I'll
Passed by Cairo the night Of the IL inst Repos the
Wabash and Upper Mississippi Rivers Closed By ice.
The steamer Europa left Cincinnati tie 4th nh Re-
ports to feet the Fails, and failing fast Tho
weather very cold.
Towboat Diana lowed down and -. on The d ias.
ship John Hancock.
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RAIsISG oy a LasEaTY PotE.-This morning. a.
O'Clock, Liberty Pole will be raised The Mental Ground
in Canal street, and national flag will from ~ top
in hOnorof the 9Th of January.
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AssAULT-Jamea Haggerty alias Watson, interfering
win the houe oeeapied BY Elizabeth Harris By bateing the
doors and winnoas with stones, and threatening stop
the vital breath OF the lady afofesad friend oil some years
standing required yesterday by Recorder Genois give
bail for his good behaviour This the accused dsdaned
do, aud he accordingly committed for three months do
the MuuicIuaify sotue service
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SIsGCLAR TAsTE.-Laureie knntz felt rotously disposed
on Ud IeEee on Sunday evening, and manifested his feel
Ings strongly that Felix Olwea could the oppog-
tuniy OF administering decided reT0of ARRAY aa-
UT severely lett cheek Mr. UlWea, and yes
terday Tor the offence, be was sent before the First District
LOLrt lake hs ma
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-Jerome Pickett, alias '' Jimmy the
Rogue who has gained the latter s0bT5Qaet by I'M
lawig practices was aaigned yesterday before Recor1er
Geno charged wIh breaking the house Of Caroline
Schultz, in Hospital street, between Condo and Old Isevee
on Sunday ngh and stealing thence siz3 The case has
hp eTa -
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NEW oRLEAns CATTLE mAnKEr.

LAFAYETTE, Monday. January 7P M.-Anived since Iasf
report steamer Pocahnutas with a Calves and 81 Hoen
Pr1ces:-Besf catts. Aae5<e- y n net Hees 2sla
S&c v n net; SHEEP, u so9s3 50 y had a<h C1rs.
81 oo9ss % y head; csioss. s5z9g<s = Is net
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n j. COAE d. CO., DRUGsIsTs, Corner of Maga
L. ziHe and foVdras streets, prepared to n
cute orders Tor Planters, Conntry Physicians and am 80
lies Every article warranted genuine. DIR. f. ]. w
CoxEs Preparations, extensively used for ten years, ~
Recommending themselves BY their efiects
tor Coughs, Colds, Influenza, etc
TTT EXTRACT UF COPAVIA, SARSAPARII.LA
AkN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure
DO superior 70 the Capsules or any other extract
IOMIC. EATRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
IAhAAACUm--The strongest preparation that can
be made, g proved By The effect produced,
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc.
for The cure OF Consumption and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nls Iysdp
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CoahTTEp-JoiIn Hamlfon was engaged on Sunday
night last in severely beating Old slave, the corner Of
Hospital and Old Leyoe sreets; Mr. j. X. Hlebrand inter
Tered TO prevent the matter, when Hamilton threatened him
with Knife and behaved such notous way that he was
arrested b. the oe eterday Recorder tsenos committed
him Tor nloath, defaHis bad keep the peace.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-08

List Of vsssels In PORT not Clearea.

Csyreeted egerg ngyHtne espeee4g fer 1As Orelcrzf
Ihsts-a the fIrst municipality tdslrnlIld
Ire second tm tbs Mo-. Abese thq Steamboats, L1n
Railroed bsnR
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Third MUNICIPALITY. - Recorder SeH-eHeau. - There
was nothing before this Coun yesterday, except the
Edward Rawlnson charged with highway robbery knock
ing down Barney hbiconD and stealing him ~ %
The accused was rerlanded 10 await Examination
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Steele = Fancy Stationery

JXTE call the attention Of Merchants who
w may require any hing our business the large hoi.
receiving and which was all CAREFUL,
eea al the North under our especial HpsrVson tor our retail
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% VII Books, such as Supsr-Teyal
earers, Journals, Cash and
ny so9ss, lp'2 y s,i and Record
IA nova II Ihellu'nt DeluJ
81 y Sap, ~ Iull sels' o. every
w o. ruling so oihulh solle
li.n ,lI paeeu, nnu VIII
nsAs7u " lh' osa1 'iiien PaPes'
STEAMBOAT Books, OF every form 10
uss-Fyight and CABIN Regis
tsts' aAsage RegisleI'' w ood
5 s DsnsI n, Ns s.'i 4, Sot. .l
~ 49, ~ A, a., SI s,,,g ~ =,
ruling.
49, D.. .,,..,, -, -,
=" w" = r, . - S ,i, u, ~ ~,
and American Cap and Letter
Pepper, ruled and plain, Com
mer5ial foat and Record s faPei,
IuisI anu laln' setet osi
aIll sots I,in ,l' Lapslssrlea o.
.0rtment, together win Motto
and Tfanspf rent WafrTs lllu.
minated Waiers--E new and
beautiful article
Fanczj Colorsd Papsr, glazed and
main surface, yafiSus colars.
Eng tah and American Tissue,
ASSORTED eolors, Iraeing faner'
every size, ooid ana siivef "a
s,srv 80 Nh thie1nsssl PsTfa''
Tntsi RnhrIs Of dilIsrsnt r.. lors
SsoJi,,y Va and Bsa6,y, !, gre.,
variety, snperhne English and
American, Of all colors and aizeS,
Wiling Ilks, of every ounlitv.
English, French, American and
German, every color.
Extra fHs FJeneI P,rnp Inlstqnts,
OF very superior finish.
JnEsiands Of every kind, glass, ma
hogauy, iron and bronzed metal;
very fine assortment.
papsr BeiRAts. fancy giass. irop
and brun1ed.
Pen Folders. tine si,yer.mm,nted
Poroupine, Porcelain end Es-
cutcheon Shell Pen-holders, very
Nus
Motto Seals-Glass Motto Seals,
yarlous designs; Initial Seals
ana Inssivpes'
Penri and Ip0ry TABLETS, a fine
assortment.
Desk Tablets and Calendars.
porcs,si5 !Slatss. every size. ,oms
10 Morocco frames, a very dne
and superior article.
Lsier Clips, different sizes and
Pat'e sl,i h Lnsiisn anu An'eiio"h'
=
L'i''' "'s''''S' u'''''V'' S'1e''
sP,pig Xxx ~, ., t' ~ IL ,oc E;,
SV ",',,s LII linen SaHge al
sSl s WI IA i,dI l:.r4, ausS "a. az
taeheH' IA" ''''u
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LARCENy-A warrant Issued yesterday, by Recorder
Gen0s against Myer, charged by Anne Campbell with
taxing from her house. at the Of St Peter and Royal
streets, valued at s..
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RECORDERS C0URT-See0nd HuHieipdiity.-Tb cases
yesterday disposed Of and the Cont adjourned al
an cary hour nm w. hill was arIaigned the charge
OF stealing from Joseph Newton. Reinanded e
animation Edward Ring, charged with rubbing Valentine
Powers OF 50 30, brought up and discharged era
other miner charges were disposed OF.
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4 Mdthen4tieal Enst7zneats ofoysry
quality aud price.
Wafer col0rs-Rssygs and New
mans uuperhne Colors, In boxes
Of every siEe, with rud without
locks and drawers, and = fne
assortment ofloose e0l0ru, by thu
single cake.
Peneiis- Sable and camel'A-hair
Pencils and Drawing Pencils Of
every grade.
F6bsr's Lead Pencils A large
supply Of those superior Pencils.
four different grades, always on
hanI.
Colored Canyons, a fne aasort-
ment, In wood and otherwise.
Rulers Parallel, oethgon, square,
round and fiat Rulers, of every
| kind and size.
Diride5s - German silver spring
and plain brass Dividers.
Rodgsrs' Cuilsry-Fine Pen and
Desk Knives, and EraserS, Of
every description.
Gold Pns-BroHn's, Spencer's,
| French, Latldsus Spencer an
| Randal's, and the large En-
crossing Pens.
Gold Pencil and Pen Holders. a
I fine ASSORTMENT, with some stone
\ heads.
Steel Pens, from all the best ma
kers, on Cards aud in bo1es, Of
every description in use.
Quils - Swan, wild goose and
n Hudson's Boy Quiils, OF every
number. from 6 to 100, by the
thousand or under.
Copying Presses Screw and Lee
yer Copying Presses, four differ
ent sizet, with apparatus COM
/ pleis, such as Books, Ink, Brush
ca, Oiled and Blottlng Paper.
Noiarial Presses, fine screw, with
wAlers aud seal-papers Of every
size.
Prours Printing Ink, OF every qua
1 lity and price, In kegs and can
listers, Of every color. Litho-
graphic Ink, Of The finest quality,
Constantly on hand.
Blank Cards - Printers Blank
Cards enameled, ivory-surface
und colorsd Gard Boards, Tor
cutting to any klze.
Visiting Cards, porcelain and
other fancy qualities.
Playing Cards = Eagles, Deca-
turs, Merry Andrews, Highland
ers, OF every quality and price S
some extra superfine Gold Ea-
giles and Mogul fancy Cards,
assorted numbers.
Biadsrs' Stock, consisting OF
Boards, Russia, Calf, Sheepskin
and Morocco Leather, Flow
Knives, Ruling Pens and Ruling
Ink, Sewing Parchment and
l Thread.
Printing and Book Binding Of
every description, executed IN
the best style OF workmanship,
ia ali the various forms in use,
aud Rank Account BOOTS, Of
any peculiar form, ruled and
bound TO order.
Diaries for ls50-Clayton's large
quarto and octave, Feit's full
cap, half cap, quartO, octave and
r l2mo, plain and gilt edged.
Metallic Memorandum Books, a
new and beautiful article, psi
up IN various forms.
BdIikers' Cases, with and without
locks.
Portfolios, different sizes, plair
and with locks. Together witt
a large variety Of useful ant
necessary articles for MeTcantil,
and other purposes.
! us by recent change in our bus
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LARcEsY.-Henry Shadock, charged with being an ac
eoMpee OF Wilson IN theft elozk belonging to
Mr. ebb, was sent yesterday before the tirt DlteG COn
70 take LIS - -
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D!seHARGRD-Charles W. Barnete, arrested for wound
ing Mr. Saure, OF the police, the Globe Ball Room
On the night OF the 10Th INST discharged yesterday By
ruEaf -
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INSULTING A WHITE PERsoS.-Eliza Jane Frederieks
W. c. bail yesterday TO appear and answer for grossly
insulting Ars. Gonzales the The husband Of the
lady made the stfidayit in the ease.
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PIcKRocKETs.-The hghtfngered gentry are becoming
very active Yesterday gentleman stranger in IN
Police should be on the alert.
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ORLEANS THEATRE,

ORLEANS STREET, between Royal bourbon s.reet. .
" TUESDAY EVENING January g. 1850, be psrforn,j III
celebrated Grand Opera four by Donize entitled
THE MART9RS.
Principal characters by esra Duuc, Corradi Besn an
N.ne. Devnes. :
Aler which, PATRIOTIC SONG, by the whole company
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In FOR IT.-James U Brien made affidavit before Re-
corder Geno declaring that John Tuner and Jobs Hooper,
charged with assault and bateFy both OF whom
signed bail bond to appear had failed So and he
asked that warrants might issued apprehension
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-08

r CLlssE1i late from PARIS, respectfully z
III the Ladies and Gentlemen this city will la
the lst 0f November his Dancing az
No is CaTOndelet street, he ali The sElfM
Dancea that vogue among fashionable
circles IN Pars such as Gluadres Yatz deux Tempo,
Waltz einque Temps German PoIks BOwa Poka Ala
zouka, which only Dances in lie fsbo
saloons Europe Mr. G. recommends dance a. be
both graceful elegant particularly when BY adv snS
gentleman. 1t is easily learned.
Ladies and Gentlemen desiring those Dances can he
instructed calling Mr. L. between and O'Clock thoe noun
being devoted giving private lessons lie will give lessons in
private families. 80
Days for chdren Mondays and Thudays O'CLOCK
till dark ~
gentlemen respectfully informed that will be opened for
them from until 10 O'Clock every evening those Who
wish operlect themselves short MIR C.
them dance Qundre and WatEe In the space month
E Dizziness OF the hesdtn entirely cured DaneinR
ROOMS 10 Carondeet street, near Common. o29
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PLACIDE's vARIETIEs..

STAGE Manager MI BASS. and Psrquette rs cents
Upper BoIeI 50 cents Gallery, 40 This EVENING
FoETuNlu AND HIS SEVEN GIFTED SERVANTS.
FoHunio. Mrs. Howard King Aourie Mr. Dawsan
After which, A SEW DlVERTlssENENT,
in which Mme Anoaia Hno IA. Vaee, Baron Egnor Vegas
hons Bonxary, hots PInguev and Mons Maugn appear
10 BE- iolSSsd ~ the farce Of DONE ON BQTR SIDES
To conclude with La EsPAGNO, u La yots Ara gonesa
In which all The principal Dancers OF the Theatre APPEAR
II nv the f,Orne de Hall
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PETTY THEFT.-Geo Williams for stealing chain from
the dray OF Peter Lacey yesterday By Recorder
trict Court.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEXICAN THBATRE. POYDRAs STREET.

AmEshACAN THEATRE, FOEDRAB STREET.
tB Re Of The eelsbrlted Tfggedan Mr. BOOTH
ST Ne MAEAoER, MI Q. sTANL y. This EVEN
GLOhIOUS EJGHT Major General L. and Briea iier
1enel Auggsiin will Yisi. the Theatre, by invitation.
ShAkspease's Tragedy Of KING LEAK viii be performed
- 80. H, "a @ M Both
70 conclude with THE RACE BALL.
Mr. Charles
TO- Cbnos MI Spear Harriet. Ma 8 aney
fees fdission Circle, Paroiette Second
md Third Soc; coosd BoIes Soc. Gallery 25c Pdyate
Boxes and ses he areIel Box Office beeen M
hours Of 10 A. NJ and T. a. .oos open a quarter bsars y
Penoimancea WI eemn e. &c ht d quarter pnStL
SAINT <iiAisI.I.s THEATRE
az THE GLORIOUS EiGlTnt HONOR TO THE BRAVE,
ia o. s.irb Aanages press rcea Bo1e.
- anu r1queue VI ~, so Gallery, cents Boz Oce
open daily from " until THIS EVENING. Tuesday. The
enlertanmen1 viii commence with the Mil sry Drama
TEKlLI; OF, The Hungarian Struggle for I.iterty '
~ w ~ ,k 'e1uef. Mr. Stark
Bras de REF an Austrian soldier usr
r.
Alter which, Tor the this Theatre, The Burletta Of
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Beast. Mr.. J. N. Field John Quill Mr. neRar
For description, see Bills OF the day. 80
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Elegant Household Furniture ON account {
departure lin BaFonnc street.
BY Il. b. DRAKE, Auctfoneer.

once ~ IoHtt street.
FRIDAY January II, hapast 10 o'cloekWi the
rszdebee BaTonne between Heyia Crod sre-
The Household FURNITURE Of party abont leave
iore consng elegant Mahogany Walnut
CANT Mahogany Walnut and Cherry Artno Maretop
Maibto Mahogany and Walnut Washs ahd Aar5eop
and Pier Tables Sideoard Sofas, Diyana ana
Dining Tables Bookcase elegant Flower Vases Mirror Lamps
0randOles Rocking and Mahogany Paor Chairs; Ingram
other Carpets Rugs Damask Curtains Beds Mattresses Damak
Spead and other Bedding China Glaaware elegant Walters
Stoyesi Kitchen Furniture; etc.
F Furniture open for inspection the morning of the
Terms cash delivery. ia7
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Desirable. Lafayette. Property.
BY FLORANCE d. TAYLOR.


January - at u oelock-W be sud auction
~ at Banks Arcade
The following described valuable Property, viz:
Lot Of GROUND, with the thereon, situated on
Magazine street. First and lppA iee inches
front Magazine street, by depth Of 100 "a inches The
oan1qetie front Of The above laid and paid for aud
Pa with granite Theimproveents consist of story cypress
Dwelling and outhouses
Also In Faubourg Livaudas-
rive Lots OF GROUND, Nayades between
Eighth streets measuring each 81 feet inches by depth feet
NO forms Nayades and Seventh The ban
guette surrounding the property paid for
....Also..-.
Four Lots in the FaBbonrg Eighth between
~ and Gesnqt streets Nos u and B measuring each 81
IL Inches Eighth depth OF Z5 and ~
measure each 81 Eghth by depth Us feet Lot
No " foas the Eighth and cesnut Streets ban
qlete is laid and paid
the improved properly Magazine onehaif
cash. apd the balance and ~ insnths the
remainder properly esah g. is
and "a month without interest The By
on the property.
Aes Of sale before D. Ricardo the expense purchaser
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Valuable TeioupitouIas street Property, yitLou,
reserve.
By FLORANCE 81 TAYLOR.

p, .,r,-,,, - Office 81 GrdUier street,
~ 81 Banks AFcade--
inc following described property situated Tchouptouas st.
between - Thersse aud Belle Chase Streets directly the
eaa o. Hunter street. Lots measuring each
q ss front ehouptoulas by depth i5 inches
~ lines and Lot NO. 6, 30 feet front
q eet inches in the whole under
e q n cunmcn al alley " feet wide from 1herese
covering the entire of The above describes property
IeFms OF SaIe OnethiTd cash, and The
payments at and IL months for approved paper by
gage On the properly. ia5tds
SeNes Slaves Siayes
BY THOS. j. SPEAR, Auc'r.
IHURsDAY February IL oclock-Wl be sold al BankS
= Arcade, the following SLAVES, to
sam, aged about As years;
ELIZA, aged yea and her two Children ag aont
and yeaTs- - e'T
Terms cash.
Act Of sale beore c. AinswOh, ESD, Notary Public the
NP'nss " ue purchaser. 7,25, fel,7
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