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counciI--FIrst municipality.

This body last evening. Recorder Genois presiding
Nine members present.
from the Supreme Court of the United staes requiring the
Municipality No. 10 appear before the Filth Judicial CH
cult Court of the United States the list Monday in May
next 10 to an original amended and supplemented
Mr. Duncan made explanation Of this matter, by stating
that Mr. Barnes the husband Of Caroline Barnes who al
legged that she the sole daughter of Danl Clark and that
Barnes sued in his for the property in right
Of his wife, that was claimed by Mrs. Gaines.
Mr. Basque offered resolution making II the duty oil the
counsel Of the Municipality to attend 70 tho suit:
Much discussion arose upon this notion, asng from the
question: .'shal additional counsel be Employed"
The resolution amended by the mover by adding the
Of Greer b. Duncan TO that of the counsel OF the First
Municipality.
committee on the judiciary-adopted.
That portion of the OF the Mayor, enclosing com
mnnicaion from Mr. Whitman, conactoT-ad on te taoe
Mr. sSee stating that petition numeousy signed by citl
of Agiers had been forwarded 10 him TO present to
Congress- requesting extension OF the Fort Of New Or-
for the loading and unloading Of foreign and domestic ships
Mr. LaSere asked for information in regard TO the benet 20
be derived to his constituents from this movement and wish
ing general instructions upon the subject.
On motion of MIR. Duncan the subject referred to spe
cia committee Ordered that Messrs. Duncan, Basque and
Derbes form said committee.
MIR CLARK offered resolution providing for the printing OF
20 900 tickets for the approaching election half TO be
printed the words Fo Consolidation and on the othe the
words mo Consolidation adopted.
A petition complaining Of the conduct OF the wharhnger
Of the Municipality, was, without reading, referred to tile
"A petition complaining that there was no room at the
wharves for schOoner from the coast the places being taken
up by schooners from the sea- offered and referred to
Mr. Bonneval offered resolution tesying the regret ofhs
Council at the receipt Of the oil the death OF that dlstin
guhed statesman John c. Calhoun and ordering the firing
Of 100 minpts guns Wednesday next mark of
/ pect to his memory-adopted unanimously.
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Neworleans POst-office.

oren psiy An P. Non Sunday, from to II A M
GREAT EASTERN MAIL, via Mobile Winter Arrange
men Closes daily at 70 al IA for Pottpad letters and al
Supplies Fort Pie Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, Bay
ST. LoUis Pass chrisian and Pasragoua every Saturday
GREAT WEsTERE-5;sepPly Baton Rouge &C. FTanets-
irEions Point Gresngit Grand E5ks Columbia Nepolson,
Waite Rprr, Helena sphis, Randolph, NewMGdrid Aek
ra co5us, KY, cqiro and ali The Offices the Ohio
day at 3 p. m, arrives twice a wsek-irTegusr. :
L9gIsyLLE EEtyq- sggplyag Eatesszs HieksbEyg,
M arrives dsily-irreguiar.
ST; LOWS SUPPLYING Natchs.. YieksDnrG. .Msmphis
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, aSp M. three tms
NTogEz GGes MeHdSy
Monday. Thursday and Friday at i. IN.
ST OF .S the interior o.
Tuesday and Fnisy p IN.
C9yIEgTos: or L4KE Closes Monday Wednesday and
and FTid1y, sts ?. M wssE-irFsEullr
LAFAYETTE Cioses daily Except Sunday at p. m. ar.
CAsRoLLroS. Closes Monday, "Wednesday and Fn-
an. ARRIVES irTsgulhTiy once week.
BRAzos.. Closes every Thurdsy at a. arrival uncer
| thin, wsek
VERA CRuz. TAHprco and MEx1oo-Per the West Indis
MOtt C9ses he last Of each month, at 10
each. .. Due the sl1t Of each month, ate a. m.
HAyANA, WEsT INDIA ISLANDS = AMEHIGA and EUEoPT
each month Al III q sters and sGspape q be
| Due IN the iSt . month, at m.
HAyAsAPeE American Packet. Closes on The s an,
nST letter. 2 BE- PEI = "a SINGLE s I S91 sns
fnon,h-irTegulAI-
CALIFORNIA and oREeoE-Per American Paeketn, via Cha
q ChsEes % cents 70 Panama cents
%, anDisgo ssqaBaIbaId Monterey and
40 cents, prepaid Newspapers each
be prepaid Arrives once month -ir n
Po.toaice. Nsvodsanr, October 10 Is49.
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Of clothes, pleaded that selfpreueryatiOn was The
first law Of nature, and that he absolutely needed
the garments The code Of practice cited not being
compatible with the statutes in this particular
instance, James was committed.
A number Of Migrants were disposed oil BY send
ing them down for 80 days--a summary adjustment
of their difficulties relishsd by the prisoners.
Cyprien Domingo, charged with stealing pig
Of lead, was also accommodated with quarters in
Hevia street.
William Thompson, arrested for beating Mrs.
Thompson, was, upon the entreaiy Of his loving
wife, discharged, with the promise that he w uld
90 and sin no more.
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RECORDER BALDwIE's CoURT-Many scenes
are constantly recurring in this oRanfunt gatherum
that would "point moral or adorn tale" Not
a mofning passes but motley crowd is assembled
to bear evidence of the fleeing joys of earth or the
strange vicissitudes of fortune Old age leans
upon his palsed hand and asks for shelter prodi-
gal manhood hides his shame under the boldness
of vice youth braves the public gaze with jaunty
air and look of Indifference; and woman,
decked out in tawdry apparel, shows no regret for
the past or care for the present The scene
changes-crime gives place to suffering and want
the wretched wife appears, still bowed by the
brutal blow, to plead for the husband who inflicted
it, and asks the release of the man who has en-
tailed the bitterness of years upon her life. Faces
pallid with want are side by side with those Grim
soned by debauchery and many wretched outcastS,
who have sunk step by step without sleeping their
hands in crime, there seek asylum from despair,
and beg the charities of the work-houss.
Yesterday there was a striking variety Of cos
tunes and counteAances-of crimes and misde-
meanors-of petty offences against the peace, and
wholesale violation of the law To note them al
would be an undressing detail, and yet each cul
prit felt the penalty attached to his offence much
as II the interests of the world were also involved
in the punishment.
John Bolton was arraigned for stealing trunl
containing clothing and $64 in cash. The gull
of the party will be ascertained before the FRS
District Court, to which tribunal he was sent Co
trial
James Msyaela, charged With the thsi. Of . sui
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THIRD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SeuSenedu.--
James Farrell and Robert Mclaughlin were exam
ined yesterday on the charge of resisting the Off
GERS sent to serve writ of sequsstraton. The afs
fair occurred days since; about forty persons
were engaged in the riot, armed with spades,
hatchets, sticks and stones. The accused were
sent before the First District Court. Jane Wilson,
fair demoiseIle of the Old Third, sent to the
work-house for thirty days on the charge of va
0rancV.
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The LIGHT FANTASTIC ToE.-Despi,e Of laws
and ordinances, the votares of Terpsiehore gather
at the saloon of the Globe and trp it to the spirit
stirring sounds Of full band, without troubling
themselves with the vexatOns incident to obtaining
license Another report Of a violation of law in
this respect was made yesterday against the pro-
Prietors' who dislike. no doubt, the high tariff i'm
posed upon their entertainments. AS the delin.
quenS have the heels of thoir Pursuers they stand
Jar chance to escape the penalties made and
provided.
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ASSAULT ON WoMAN-One Samuel HUI
lings, devoid of that chivalrous spirit which, de-
scendng from the days of the Tourney still dwells
in the breast of nan, so far forgot his sex as to
attack Mrs. Martha Harden, and to inAict upon her
sundry and divers blows which left dark stain
upon his character and also upon her face and
arms. This gallant enaeuts occurred on Sunday
night at the corner Of Dauphin and st. Louis
streets, and yesterday the offender against the law
was arrested upon the charge.
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QUITE CHARGE. - Catherine Levale asked
redress of the law yesterday against one Deiuge,
who resides in the same premises with the com
Plainant, No. SO St Peter street. The accused,
forgetting the protection thrown around Catherine
by the fact of her SEX not only used his hands, but
armed with whip, gave the lady fiageIation.
For this assault the said Dejngc will be required
to appear before Recorder Genols. He has repealed
the accusation, and given bail for his forthcoming
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

To- The international Art Union, the Home
Journal announces, will not be continued another
year, owing, as the Journal states, to the GLOW
abuse and misinterpretation Of motive" heaped
upon Goupil Vibert Il Co.
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LARoENY.-Tlmothy Kelly and John McGuin-
ley were consigned yesterday to the discipline Of
the Work-house, having been found with two
boxes of glass in their possession, which neither
the ingenuity of Timothy the adrotness of John,
could satisfactorily account for Recorder Genois
administered this wholesome sentence.
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WRIGHT 4 co having resolved 70 sisrd unTivaisd n
~ eNery uaIar11nt Of dlr hnes have asreeu win tfa
Ifogreors and Agsut Of ~ he genuine popular Patsuf
Medlrines throuehqat he United SfasE 70 Keep them con
Iar 1e2T ns useal n.sei pses b h alzanssu1n hey
eaDieu Q olr iof ma durchnsers The most
extensive aasofnen which found in ia " aay other
city. Having bad Many ygan expeiisncs 10 te purcbanS
and sale Of Hatent Meacile they have acquired facilities
Tor Conducting TN passenar dssTsu. me liberal
SCALE and are now 10 aappy lle trade 20
handsome per on ha unsnt ethics a. holssaid
or Retail. At their esta1vhwent may be fond fun
assDr nsnt Of Alb ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MEDlCIN Fs.
The following lisa compress van Of thsr asofnent asd
twsutyfve per cent cheaper than manatscnF regular
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL ?. 1850.

The FIRST OF APRiL.-The weather yester-
day was characteristic OF the day-shower and sun
shine played their parts-one retiring as the other
came forth. The month of smiles and tears"
could not have had better herald to show its way
ward fancy and varied humor. An arrant coquette
is April, tempting US forth by its fair looks, and
then, as if in very wantonness, bidding US take
shelter from its frowns. One moment bright sky
makes all things glad, another bedews the ground
with the fleeing shower.
Yesterday gave the usual opportunity to the
juveniles to play off fantastic tricks upon those Of
graver years, and many were the pranks enacted
by which our good citizens were reminded that
All-Fools day had made its annual visit
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SHIPPING.
DOMESTIC PORTS.


fA .lss;Ep FAl0N. saylng 3 De q q "s,
i'sa 7 P "a Tx&RzsoN 60: Agents.
&C., CHAHLBsTON AND HAVANA
<eKExkt Packet United States .Mqtt Line besweez
ES W fa ssaS s .ssm sSaTs xBE cst &c
u saa ga y b s"n
Charleston for Havana on the LIST and 10th.
Havana 70 GharIsstonor Savannah
Havana 70 Key West 80
Ae:n 4 aA Asy.as co. TfBSRRuR RE SR o So
Pasenger leayipg Havana by thi; hip ean reach
New YoI and Philadelphia in the same time By taxing the
III FS 5s s1 SaRN &s. Hn S.9 A & bark
sIsMaa DISPATCH For freight passage, apply board.
'.'D' JOHN ". Andrews q CO. 81 Common st.
Agents in Boston MeszD. j. sillogay Co. mhl6
ia FSs ~ ~ .sbs 1ssEsa 5atf YaRoGTa
- J. Teal, master, having part Of her cargo engaged.
having fine acccmmodadons apply on board he Veg
''a0i' a.f f RS fEF1iiPsn co. 81 Common street
..Areats IA PRdGdeiphia-Messrs e. Lincoln 6 Co.
z F0B Oh GHAHhah4K H s. G5The (. ass sailing
thirds q her cargo engaged and going on board al
/ mbl4 oIGo JUN r. teDChEII Il 20 braslef .,
! -. FOR B0sTON-The fine fast sailing brig OF
| AHAG TAWA, Capt Maoy. vii have quick dispatch
s6fsa JOHN I'm ssisf j
FOR s.I 1I ,y "a; T6. a
- is loading post 8, second Municipality, and
will sal In few days For freight passage, apply to
r. M. HARRISON 6 CO., IA Gravier st.
ial orto o. WICKHAM. No. s. Common street
FOREIGN PORTS.
"a FOR LIVERPOOL The British bark
&1EA SYRIA, Capt. Still, Is now loading, and being a
-. vessel of small capacity will have quick dispatch.
w "''sA' " Ed. MALONE, ia Common street,
mh30 or G. W. OLIVER, % st. Charles street
| &. FOR IIVERPOOIcTo sail IN fen days :
AfAE The fast sailing ship ARAB, Lewis, master,
- having nearly all her cargo board will sail az
above Forpasage, having good tor caeln
orto JOHN W. ANDREWS & Co, 81 Common &
mhSo or g. w. OLIVER. % St Charles street.
Il "a FOR LIyERPOOI-The fine bark SNOW
SHHE DEN, Skeen, master, will have dispatch. fo
- freight or passage, apply to
E mhA j. w. ANDREWS & CO., 81 COmmonst-
For passage, apply on board, Post 10, Second Mum
\ -. FOR IIVERPOOI-Takesp no Grafn-The fin.
48Ah A last sailing ship BLAND, Capt. Payen, wi
- have Immediate dispatch for the above port 70
Z - 'pfTfH THOMAS ROGERS, Jr. & co.
, mh2 or c. OLIVER, 70 ST. Chares St
a. FOR LIVERPOOL-The fine ship PRINCE
= S4zG OF WALES, Brown, master, will have dkpatcl
@ for the above port For freight passage apply
2 board at Posi- ~, % municipality or to
! ]. w. ANDREWS Il CO., 81 Common St.
u mh1 or ]. w. OLIVER, 25 St Charles street.
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WAR To THE kNIFE.-The ordinance made and
provided for the protection of quiet citizens was
violated yesterday by Mr.. George Hickman at
least affidavit states it. The accused is
charged with an assault with dangerous weapon
upon an individual now Rameless, as the warrant
is a blank in this important particular.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

r The New York Herald says that Simeon
Draper, Esq, of that city, has been appointed to
portant mission to California, by the cabinet at
Washington.
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CAF ED FORA Mrs. Hagan, having lost all
ese for herself received the tender mercies of the
first Municipality, yesterday in ticket of admis-
sion the manual labor institution attached to the
district. Its true, and pity tits it's true.'
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SUsPIcIoUs.-The name of Manuel Perez has
this significant word attached to it the records
of the FIRST Municipality Police. Recorder GenOis
added line fully as striking" Committed for one
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE aso57 80' N.-LoNeIruDr 800 Win Time. sh

Cleared Yesterday
ship Hannah Eddy, Person, Boston, @. w. Hynson
Ship Ontario, Lowe San francisco, Dewey T. Clark
Bark John Carver Nichols, Boston, j. w: Andrews Go
b. bark Orbit, LaTkns, Liverpool Gardner Sager Co
sGhr Mary Filkns' Saunders Sacramento City. =, r.
schr. P, B. sayory Widen, Matagorda, o. Wickham
Schr. Mary Eddy, Eddy, Havana, John Alexander
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Galveston Place. from Galveston Goth ult 10
Harris & Morgan, with % bales cOtton-2d my.
Ship s3s Holmes, Berry, 10 days from New YORK, to A.
Ship Avalanche Hawkins % days from NewYork, to Toby
y Bogert-FOrt Jackson.
Brig Frances Beck, Avery, 23 days from New York; to
master-2d my.
Beacon, Roberts, from Nlontgomery-6S bales cotton.
Jas Hewitt Quarrere, from st Lousl3 bales cotton.
Belle Key, Key, from Louisville.
Rio Grande, Labarthe, from St. Marnsve56 BIS. cotton.
Flora, Bassett, from Vermifonvie-2I bales cotton.
Meteor No =, Fanssett, from AttakaPas.
q og9SDy; R3sS rpm Bayou MaGOn-l bales cotton
Gen. Hamer, Simpson, from Pensacola.
Oregon, Hiern, from Mobile.
Towboat Anglo-Saxon, Davis, from the Passes.
t. BELoW-CoMING UP.
Ship Mediator, from New York.
Spoken.
On the sd u, off Key West, packet ship st. Louis, Capt
Bunker, hencs for New York
Memoranda
The steamer Belle Key left Louisville the 18th ult-re.
ports six feet the Falls; import for New Orleans
| steamers Bostona and Fanny Smith.
Toboa Anglo Saxon t0wed down and to sea- the 18th
ult, ship Commonwealth, banks Bolear and CleOra.
Passengers
Per steamship Galveston, tipn GaVeSton-Gen' HSifeS'
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A FISH SToRY.-Thisi is the season for pompano,
the most sayory of the inny tribe-the delight of
epicures and boast of our Southern waters. Eager
is the strife TO obtain this delicious fish when it first
makes its appearance, and money changes hands
without stint in its purchase. Still, pompano, like
matters of the earth, earthly" of the seas 6shy,
is subject to decay, and dealers in this rarity are
often deprived of their profits by the heat Of the
climate. Whistler this was the case with the stock
of fish kept on hand by Juan Marina in the IRENE
market we cannot readily determine, but Mr.,
Jumanville, an officer of that place of traffic. states
in complaint, yesterday, that the faint was appa-
rent. He also declares that Marina himself is a
scGly fellow and writes down his accusation against
him thus: " Juan Marina, arrested by Jumanvie,
for assaulnng him in the discharge of his duties
and selling bad fish," How perspicuous the COM
plant! With what commendable brevity it ia
made, and how admirably the two offences are
combined Think of the double crime, oh, Mari.
an. and tremble for thy doom The sharks of the
law will, annihilate thy carcass and devour thy
pompauo.
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FATAL ACADEMIA man by the name of Law
renee Crownland, VINO shipped few days since on
the bark Susan Swon for the purpose of serving as
seaman, fell, yesterday, from the main top.sai
yard of said vessel onto the deck the fall fractur
ing his skull in dreadful manner and instantly
causing his death. The deceased was forty years
of age, and native of Sweden. The Sarah
Swon is moored at post No. l, Second Municipality.
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AUCTION SALES.
.. A, HEARD, Auctioneer.


% Salss AFTanEEze4 for he Ssaoouslaves Bank and other
Stocks Tuesdays and ThuFsdAyE Real Esl Wednesdays md
Saturday, at II o'clock Banks Areade Geners ssie inter
mediate days M Office No. 10 Banks Arcade Passege
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FIRE.-This morning, about halGpast o'clock,
fire broke ont in the three story brick building on
Gravier street, near Baronne, used as ice house.
The building was owned by Jacob Barker, and was
entirely consumed. Some damage was also done
to the property adjoining.
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10 5000 bales. Prices 1S4c higher than Friday last
and we therefore raise quotations:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ..,......9sD go Middling Fair %4lls
Culinary ,........ 40plU4 Fair ........,...H Bl21
Mdding ....,.....u G9ni2lGood Fair. .l24@-
Good Mddling lleaGo and Fine. nominal.
TOBACCO-About 100 hhds changed hands at full prices,
including the following LOTS 50 hhs 30 at "a and "a
81 49 hhds 81 at ~ II at 6, and at 6S ID hhds
at 81 and IL hhds, A at 81, and r at Sac " tb
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Sugar advanced 1S914c,
and $50 hhds sold partly to spectators. Fair
quoted at 34. Sales of 500 bbs moasses at 5l9c for
fermenting, and 229 22yzc. for reboled.
FL0UR-There but little done the largest sales being
2OO bbls extra st Louis and 60 bbs Supene Illinois
So 6zS q bb Superfne st Louis and Illinois retailing
IS 75 So sa and choice brands at So 62s@$6 rs y bbl
CORH-ght supply. Sales barely 1000 sacks at 55957c.
OATSSaes 800 Sacks 4Sc for Ohio to o3c for prime ST
Louis.
HAY-Nearly 500 tons Western sold from iatboats at &23
PROVISI0NS-Pork rather dull, with sales of 100 bb'
Mess at 80 So and 1000 bbs Inspected about 50 1
aso 65 900 lbs in Bulk at SIC for round Of BuooT
Is casks prime Sides taken and so casks al 5 for Gin
cinna Sides and 34c for st Louis Shoulders. sale of @
bbs Mess Beef under $1l and 80 bbls at s1l % for Mess
o. rs for Prime and % for NJ o. Lard firm, with sales oil
bbIs Grease g. 1857 bb No. at so. S52 at $40. and III
at &c % ID.
BAGGING AND RoPE-9OO coils sold at 4. 50 at 7k
| 100 pieces and coils at IA and 70, all cash.
LIME-A cargo of 1900 casks ThOmsston on sale, ant
81 80 Offered for it.
CoFFEE-Firmer, and 1Oc refused for small cargo o
prime Rio.
WHlSKY-Sales of 100 bbls Rectifed at 2lQalSe.
Notwithstanding DONE
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Monday Evening, April l, 1850. 5
The receipts of Cattle to-day unimportant, but the
market pretty active. s
PRICES. - Beef Cattle, 6971Sc ~ ID net; Hogs. 5@
SIC E ID net Sheep, So OO9s3 50 " head; Mich CO,Os
a2569s55 v head; CaEUeS, 51St912c aF fbnet.
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August n 1919, 10 Elghih slTset pn,lsde pnia
SHERMAN'S NEW PATENTS SHOULDER, BACK
a IN a RnlMEN Pr ACE-Enr Meaknass of the chest.
Cargo Schooner GeylOm,
SEVEN HUNDRED g. EIGHTY BBLS.
LIN E Landing and for sale by
nhA HAYMAN & HOLDEN, 50 Magazine s.

MONTGOMERY
PATENT FUBULA BOILER.
FINE attention Of the public is invited TO this valuable I'M
provement Experiments the past year boats both gu
Sa t and Fresh w alter also iOr and purposes
have fully tested its superior qualities steam generator,
any boiler in use.
k9- These Boilers can be seen in operation at
HECkER s. BROS Flour Mills, Bl Cherry street.
HOOPER 4 BROS, 2B3 Pearl street
MOTT " AfRES' Foundry, foot 18th street, N. X.
ATLANTIC DOCK, BROOKLYN
A.NY, METCAhF,S, q and Is Centre street
ID. ID. BADGER 4 co. ., A and 40 Duane street.
NJ ID STARRVCIk'S Foundry, Troy, N. Y.
SMITH & CURLETT'S, Baltimore.
READING DEPOT, Reading, Pa. - ~.
And on board steamboats, JONAS @. HEARTr, and ED.
PAYsON, ot9f Liberty street, NewY ork, and tow
boat John r. WHITNEY, New Orleans.
~ For further information, Apply 10
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
and SAMUEL. w YARD,
an3 3td6mW ID South William street, New York,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


COTToN-The inquiry for Cotton active yesterday,
chiefly from English buyers, and the business amounted
TO 5000 bales Prices 1s4c higher than Friday last
and we therefore raise quotations: