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BY JOHN MARTIN q CO., Auesionesr..

BY JOHN MARTIN n co., Aueuoneers.
DosrTTvE SALE OF THE FURNITURE AND
Il Fixtures of the Mansion House.--On WEpNEs-
next, the 23d inst, at 10 O'clock shall COM
mencc the sale of the Furniture and effects of the
Mansion House in this city, embracing the con-
tents OF fifty -one parors and chambers. The whole
comprising extensive assortment Of Furniture,
&c, in first-class house, In part
Handsome mahogany Sofas and Chairs
Do. msrble-top pier and centre Tables
Do. mahogany dining and card Tables
Do. French plate pier Glasses
Superior Brussels. thrce-ply, and ingram parlor,
chamber and step Carpets
80 superior Feather Beds
80 do. hair and shuck Mattresses
French and mgh-po mahogany, maple, and
cherry Bedsteads
Marbles top dressing Bureaus
Mahogany plain do
Mahogany Wardrobcs
Plain do
Wristbands, Toilet Sets. Andirons, Shovel and
Tongs, Tenders, Stoves, &c.
Superior block tin covered Dishes, all sizes
White granite dinner, tea, and breakfast Sets
plated
Spoons and Forks
Cut Glass. Decanters, Tumblers, chsmpagnes,
Goblets Wines, and Water Bottles, &c.
Superior lot Of bed and table Linens
Comforts, Blankets, Spreads, &c.
Also, large lot Of Kitchen requisites
Will be added sir dozen Madeira, "a years old
Terms OF sale; All sums OF : 30 and under, cash;
over $40 credit Of sixty and ninety days, with
approved endorsed notes, bearing interest.
j. MARTIN n CO.,
Jan. l9-dtd Auctioneers.
CLAINs ON MEXICO, (scrip issued by COKE,
~ Thompson 4 Prcntiss, for sale BY
Jan. ie-cod2w CHUBB scHENcK.
DRINTING INK.--A large supply Of Eddy's
II celebrated Printing Ink just received and Tor
sale, for cash, AT the manufacturers prices.
FTTZHUGH COYtE,
Jan. ls-eolw Agent for Thomas J. Eddy
New and splendid Steamship "Gecrgfs,"
For California, via Chagre.
En THE U. STATES MAIL STEAM
SfRH SHIP COMPANY will despatch on
- the 2sth January, from the pier foot
Of Warren street, North river, the and spa
cious steamship GEORGIA, FOR Havana, New Or
leans and Chsgres, touching of the bar at Charles
ton and savannah.
The GEORGIA has superior double engines, OF
900 horsepower, and the arrangements for pas
sengcrs such cannot fail 10 give satisfaction.
An experienced surgeon IL attached TO the
Georgia.
Passengers for California can procure through
tickets, 70 sail from Panama in the steamship
ISTHMUS. al the following reduced rates:
After cabin, state room berths .......... 1850 q
Forward cabin, standce. $50
Storage, found bed and board. ......... 200
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEW
state-room berth, $40 S75
Slandee berth in forward cabin, IS 90
Stecrage, and found rs rs
For freight or passage, apply 70
Jan. II M o. ROBERTS, lis West street.
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WIGS, sCALPs, AND TOUPEEs.-J. H.
w GIBBS has Just received from the manufac-
tory Of VIM. Bachelor, New York, a large and
elegant assortment Of Wigs; Soalps, and Toupees.
ed to call at the Hair Dressing Saloon, National
Hotel
N. b. Private rooms for fitting wigs.
Jan l9-6tf
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GADsBY,s HOTEL.

GADsRY's HOTEL.
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 3D. at,
Near Raiiroad DEPOT, Washington.
Oct 2-iftf
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BROWNS HOTEL.
IT. p. n M BROWN, PROPBIETORs.
Pa Avenue, between 9th and TIN streets.
WAsHrroToS, ID. G.
Iuno AT

CoRP0RATIoN STOCK, Cinterest payable
~ semi-annually,) for sale by
Jan. le-dIw CHUBB 4 sCHENCE.
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Once OF the Assistant Commissary or Sub
WAsHrSGros ARSENAL, d. c., )
January 2, 1850. (

january 2, 1850. (
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until IL o'clock, M. on the 22d day of jan
uary 1850, for furnishing fresh beefo the troops at
this Arsenal for one year, commencing the LIST day
of February, 1850 and ending the last day Of
February, 1851.
The beef TO be Of good and wholesome quality,
necks and shanks excluded, cut into rations in
such quantities as may from time to time be re-
quired, and TO be delivered three times week in
hour after SUNRISE ON such market days as the As
sistant Commissary of Subsistence may direct
The names of two responsible persons will be re-
qured securities for the faithful performance Of
the contract J. w. JONES, A. c. 8.
Jan. 7-eo6t
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I HECKs on all the Principal Cities-For sale
~ IN sums to suit, by CHUBB < SCHENCK.
Jan. 7-6tes
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News FROM sALT LkKE.-A letter has been re-
ceived at St. Louis dated Salt Lake city, Oct. lsth
which says that tho Mormons from California
brought much gold.
All kinds OF merchandise scarce, and com
mandcd high prices. There were only two small
stores in the Valley, 70 supply population OF
fifteen thousand.
Snow had fallen ON ell the mountains around the
Valley, and at the Southwest Pass i was four feet
deep.
Rumors prevailed that Missouri emigrants had
killed some squsws Of the Snake tribe OF Indians,
and that they were consequently hostile TO the
whites, and were committing deprcdnticns wher-
ever an opportunity offered Subsequently they
had one battle with another party OF emierants.
Mcssrs. Livingston 4 Kinksid, traders at Salt
Lake. had cleared $4,000 in two weeks They
had sold all their merchandise that was 70 arrive.
Mr.. Rose, Of New York had also sold $1,000 worth
Of goods in two days.
Grain crops had been good; the prospects Of the
country were fine.
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FRENCH STAMPING PRESS,

LNOR Enclosing the initials Of names on letter and
Il note paper, envelopes, sc. Paper stamped at
short notice and in the best manner, at
WHEELER & CO.'S,
Jan. 5--2Wif Corner Penn Az and 10th 81
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AsorHER MunDxp,-The Boston Herald, speak
ne Of the Investigations in relation 10 the murder
Of DIR. Psrkman, says.
"a new feature has been added 10 the case, by
the knowledge Of singular disappearance that
took place the night previous 10 the murder, In
the street II s fact which has thus far been kept
studiously secret by the authorities lappears that
young woman about y years Of age, named
Catharine Sproule, left the residence Of Mr.. Caleb
Howe, No 20 South Grove street, on the evening Of
the 22d Of November last and has not been seen or
heard from since. She was rather good looking
young woman, of Irish parcnthgc, and a resident
in the family Of Mr.. Howe a domestic.
The circumstance OF her disappearance, at this
fatal period, taken in conncsion with The finding Of
the dead body OF an infant the medical col
lego, a few days after the murder Of DR. Parkman,
(buried in the dirt, what 10 called the New Jail
lands,) has given rise 10 terrible suspicious and
created another mystery, which IL 10 be hoped the
new grand jury will unravel. There is certainly q
fearful tale yet TO be told concerning the North
Grove street murder, but since the establishment
Of secret ooronors nquisitions the public must be
kept in the dark concerning all matters Of this
description"
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10 light. believed 10 be forged and probably trace
able 70 the headquarters Of all sorts Of undevelopcd
wonders-Drury, Ashley Co The man whose
name figures az the maker Of the mortgages war
old, rich, and died very suddenly in this city NOT
long time ago. We believe he was found dead in
his room, or at the foot Of n Eight Of stairs. His
heirs were greatly surprised at the appearance Of
the mortgages, ofwhich they had never heard.
brooklyn advertiser.
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NOTICE.

vVHE PUBLIC are hereby notified not to purchase
Il certificate of location, No 81 ,549 issued by the
General Land Office. The discharge upon which
said certificate issued was taken from the sub
scriber without his knowledge or consent A notice
has been duly served ON the Commissioner Of the
Land Office not to issue patent until further in
yestigation is had
HENRY JEWETT.
MoeADoRE, Portage county. Ohio,
December 20. l649.
Ian 4-eolIt
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The LATE COLLISION ON SENECA LAKE.-The
following narrative has been prepared for the COL
umns Of the New York Commercial Adcufiser, by a
gentleman who passenger on board the Rich
ard L. Stevens:
"GKNEvA, January IL, 1850.
"shortly after leaving the pier ut Dresden about
five O'Clock, n. m, owing 70 mistake Of the pilot
Of one Of the boats the Richard L. Stevens into
the Canadesaga, Just forward Of the starboard
wheel, striking and tearing to pieces the kitchen,
and making large hole In the side OF the latter
boat. II being quite dark, some fears at first
expressed for the safety Of somo of the passengers
but, providentialy, no livcs were lost, nor any
body hurt. The passengers and baggage were
speedily removed TO the sevens, which remained
unnjurcd; and three minutes after-about twenty
from the moment Of the colbsion-the Canadcsagz
sank in about fifteen feet, having the top rails Of
her bulwsrks Just out Of water. The Stevens re-
turned 10 Geneva, and started again AT twelve, m.
Captain Wheeler, Of The Stevens, deserves
praise Tor his GOODNESS and Judgment ON the occa-
sion, for his efforts In rescuag the passengers and
In feeding and making all comfortable AT the cx-
pensc Of bis boat. No blame IL imputed 10 him.
bis orders not being carried out"
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GHEcKs on all the principal cities for sale in
~ sums to suit By
Oct4 CHUBB & sCHENcK.
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.
YTvHE next three Lectures of the course will be de-
l. livered by Professor STEPHEN ALEXANDER, of
Princeton, as follows:
Tuesday, 22d inst, on the relations Of Time and
Space
Thursday, oath, on the vastness of the Visible
Creation.
Of Existing Systems.
Lectures TO commence at O'Clock, p. m.
Jan. 2l--6t
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BALTIMORE, CHARLESTON, AND sAVAN-
NAH.
- The Splendid Ocean Steamer RE-
@x1c4k PUBLIC, GEO. HoBBs, Commander,
- will leave Kerr's wharf, ssFelPs
Point" Baltimore, on Thursday, oath
instant, at O'Clock precisely, for Charleston.
For freight or passage, apply TO
BEVERLEY c. SANDERS, Agent.
No. So, s. Gay ST., Bait
Passage in Cabin, State rooms. .......... $40
Do do Open-berths. ............ is
Do do Steerage ..... g.
Do through to Savannah per Charleston
and Savannah Steamers. ... %
Jan. 2l--4t
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CITIZENS BALL.

CITIZENS BALL.
MIR. c. COLUMBUS takes pleasure in an
lxl nouncing TO the public that he will give
Ball on the 3lst Of January, 1850, ut Temperance
Hall, when he will be happy 70 sec his friends and
citizens generally, who may honor him ON that oc
casion. He pledges himself that every thing shall
be ample and satisfactory to all, both ladies and
gentlemen. Tickets 81, for gentleman and two
ladies.
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PORTRAIT OF L. A. Cooley,

Publisher Of Godey's Lady's Book.
TINE February number OF this work is considered.
j. by those who have seen il, quite equal to the
renowned January number, which the universal
voice Of the press pronounced the greatest number
of a magazine ever published in the world.
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"A Splendid Fortune may be gained by an
Outlay OF EIO or E5.
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Cheap ERry Goods,

Al the New York Store, No. 4 6S Poydras street
WoRSsTED DAMAsK CURTAIN STUFF, finest
Rich French Cloth Table Covers cents per y "a u
Ah 81 eheetngs 5yads wideyery fine so cents per va
IL ina@ ape LI9nencc,pure linen 80 a.
Linen Boo Na s Hdkf spure nen 50 80 per dozen
per piece 100 ~ NoD's W VI w
f fsh i iGRsn for Ro.o,. yard
Irish Linen, in whole and half pieces, yery law
Super oil and fancy cole CasmeFes FIN 81 to % q per vd
Satheis-all colors-yery cheap. ~ '1'
1890, Whalebones.
ioV' b among which Long Hoop, Corset Covered and
bonh 1 w RRaleb9nes, OF the finest qualities
Kong polshed w haebone. so cents Der H.
Minus, rom so to 80
discount OF cent, will be made on lots of 20 lbs and
EPwaluS: A IS o.: Dress-makers' and Taors' TRIM.
MlNGs, IN great variety.
Dress and Fancy Goods.
Rch Silks Cashmeres; De LANES; Mernos: Alpacas:
EaIamettas; BombaZines; black Silk Velvet. cherry
PINK, bluei green and other colors Marceine Silks new
sEe " ool Shawls and Scars; Swiss Muslns; Cambria
great variety and all qualities new style Rib. Ge Oo
bons, rich Iaces and Embroidries ETC :HllIllIk
GL0V ES1bes Kid, Silk, and all other klnds;l YllliG
dlnshams, frints, etc;-a kinds and very cheap. E-J
very superior assortment OF ladies' and gentemens HO-
SlERf; also, Children's Hosiery, in great variety.
among which are slate colored white, brown and plain
from medium TO finest quaties-ifom No. TOT.
HOlyday Presents.
Ladies Fort Fohos, Dressing Gases, Needle Books, Cut
Glass Toilet Bottles, Head Ornaments ETC. etc; TszsFS
French and German Toys, of all kinds Also for -
pals and parties new style POLKA GAPS, "a
hlbboN CnFfS and great variety of other articles.
~ Country Dealers. Pediars Dress Makers and Taiors
lower than can be found in the city.
d2 I'm r. BROWN, No. 16S Poydras st.
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X, J. COKE g. Co, DRUsersTs, Corner of Maya
IL zie ana POydrds streets, prepared exc
cute orders Tor Planters, County Physicians and Fam 81
ines Every article warranted genuine. Ur. Il. j. NW
COKE Preparations, extensively used for ten years ~
recommending Themselves by Their ELECTS:
SOUTHERN COUGH SHRUP-An unequalled remedy
M EXTRACT Or CofA uVVIfl1 sAsRE Ks
NkN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure
80 SUPERIOR TO the Capsules or any other extract
IO&lC EATRALT OF SARSAPARlLLA AND
TARAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made, as proved BY the effect Produced
BALSAh OF NAFHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc.
toI me cure OF Consumption and Bronchitis
LoglSSisANA NERMlFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nls 1vadn
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ZOE CALTFORNIA.

s faeteT sa on oNBAf, "i Ee l7l flS Ssa
A. NJ Madden, master having been fitted up expressly for
@ Of cabin and steerage passenger will sail
pdser provided Immediate application be made, apply
jsi4 It, JOHN ALEXANDER. "a Gravier St.
PaSe1gers VIII please be on board, with their baggage at
that hour. ep~ No charge for baggage.
fzz FOR ,CfALIF0RNIA1Liree sail positively
saas hip S2s lE,phs ta
positively sail as above for San Francisco direct A few
eagant DeIln botn In Cabin and Seerage be had by
RATES OF PASSAGE:
In steerage mes same as crew az
a PIse only fR afRsaf q se TS Efns1se Ppd
al - -'-1''O q Gra SG;s st.
Eta FOR CHAGREs, via Havana-U S. Ial
s ilSaTsS o oh B asa mall ella;
With e Gso Ii M and fom 1soS , avf Fl Gh9
1e iSh January $50 ats clock A. punctuay from foot
s-,. RATES OF PASSAGE:
In Saloons to Chagres.. $50 90
In steerage' and with crew to Ciasre::. @
i2r havana must procure passports from the
No passage sesured until paid All passage tickets
and orders 70 receive freight must be from the Office
40 PARADISE. LAWRAsoN- & CO., Agents, =
N B. Surgeon attached to the Falcon Thereby aSav.
securing good medical attendance to her passengers
-sl iIf5A splendid steamship A LAB AM A. D. j. Wright
= commander, will leave from Chagres direct on
SATURDAY, February I'd, at . O'Clock p. NJ
l. Gill;, RATES OF PASSAGE:
$50
H. 10
III Se5Ige Mes with tie crew Observation-Disclosures. 10
no Ticket secured until paid for Freight 40 cents per
cubic loot For reight'or passage, apply 10
~ An experienced Surgeon attached to the Alabama
securing 10 passengers the best medical attendance,
JAZZ G. J. MEEKER Il CO., 6 Poydras st. i
"a FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California Pocketo Of
sAAE JdauaryThe tine, l, eoppered and very fast
- sailing bark JOSEPH FISH Can't John ii Sea.
yey hSYing part Of her cargo board will meet with iue
elale uspaieh Tins vessel has excellent accommodations
or epn and second cabin Passengers, and well founl and
urned m every respect For freight or passage apply on
board Post 8, Second Municipality or TO " f' %
TOBY & BOGERT, GO CaInp street.
DEWEY H. CLARK, 81 Cravier st.
Cabin PASSAGE $50; Second Cabin $50. and found jail
1t FOR CALIFORNIA--yVelo Orleans and Cha.
SE4E gTes RegEtdr LiRe-The Al fast sailing coppered
- and copper fastened brig MOUNT VERNON.
Dqcey master having superior accommodations lor
pln ana s1eeage Passengers, will positively sail above
nose persons going to California Chagres are paFticn
ary equessd to look at this vessel before taking passage
elsewhere. For tickets apply :, fs
,,o 2. MICKlfAM, 35 Common street
do or to r. M. HARRISON s co, ID GTavier st.
tt FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California Direct
EAJ1 reight 0RlyIhe superior, coppered and copper
II-5 fastened tast-sailing ship RUSSIA, Capt j. o.
having The greater portion of her cargo engaged Is
9W loading at Post No. IL Cd Municipality and will meet
WIN "a immedate dispatch For freight only apply to
DIS PARADISE, LANRASON 81 CO. I'll GSaver st
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STEAMBOATS,.

zsslEn F g. j MG agff ffSg[l5Y as
Pa Pss1s! s,s;Re, T Sss VI 2 c5eo
5a s Lac EFT d u win ss saSso aa so6S SS
sBOSe ssa s VIII CsGo IN 81 T. IF %
during ihe week the arrival at the Lake Of The z o'clock
~ ~ 81, aa o. tbe o CLOCK ,. NJ Can on Sundays.
oa '1H' T. . 4. SGgGD6bIEs. Agents. 10 Bank P.e.
: H. BED Bed River Paele, CA,pD0-FoT PoTt
zzsssF andrsZfhe new, splendid, and ast running
sasd leave q sbors e en- 4 4" STTg sh
ocock p NJ For freight passage, apply board foot
iais - sues = " T. B. SMITH, 90 Magazine 81.
.Hsg 4, Red River Packet sIOATBREY-FOr
ABan9p and RS sase8 klfs new en asd
s0 s SasSfT 5sD,i1 M y c, With
clock p X For Insight or Dasse apply On board, 1oot
o. AL IH'OnnOn'e street, or B. SMITH es MAGAZINE. s.
NJ AU.s s. Mail JOHN ADAsfs-For Louis
SlIs Gfs s,y "a, Wheeng aHd Plstsbgrg-
posItyeyTbe new, izhdranght passenger steamer JOHN
AID NH , n q a. SS1 %a ss 7 now reevng freight
surpassed accommodations, apply on board foot Of Poydra
Jail HYDE & oGLEsBY. u POsdras street,
.fTsG n Regular Red River Packet ST: An
ff Is15 ~ FSr shIdsyep .s faIehitoshs
s Sy Cat e. H s Ga i Ire o. 6
freight Or passage apply board of street.
NE trade during the season. JaI4
tRbEHsSP .af fy 9 SsS.a tI P1ssst
skssssiz& Beach Hill, Champagnofe, wilmington ca
yie, Alabama Landing, Monroe Columbia fIarrsonburg
T I Ps sve Sc I packet oud
p M For freight Desags apply board
Hsg n. Louisville Packet UNCLE sAaF-Capt
SszszzzgzA and Memphs-The elegant and very swift
running passenger steamer NCLE SAM will leave for the
above and i9lermediae landings, WEDNESDAY, 15th
board. Iia1li II b. SMITH g Msaaa aRss It. OH
NJ u For Opeiousas-The fine steamer RIO
l-fssssy5l5F GRANDE, s. II. Gordon, master will leave
Hzzzhzk for the above on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at
ial4 Q. ToLEDAN0. 81 Magazine St.
H. n Princeton, Vicksbufe and AIiIIiken's
1S ~ SGOMERXlI = EUerv, Af9.NDa Y EYE
Tenon New Carthage, Grand Gulf, Rodney and Naclez
The mag niicent packet NTSOMERY,
Gapt. Estes viii positively permanently in the trade
Intermediate landings EVERY MONDAY, at ! O'clock
P. N For freight or passage, apply t1
fGE4 CHARLESTON AND ANA
-EMGI8A Packet : UHsd States Mail Zine 5eticeea
Charleston and HaUana via SGnaHnGh Had
Key 1ss-The splendid steamship ISABEL. CAPT Ro
S 5Sss HR8AS IN ASeS Hn I'll aTS Sm
ior Charleston Sti and 2sd of each Month; leaving
Charleston Tor Havana on the list and 9Th.
RATES PASSAGE.
Havana to Charleston or-Savannah. q 10
Havana 10 Key West 30
N. Q. MORDECAi, Charleston, or to
T.; =: HA,kI CO., % Teh9uPitonlas &, \. Orleans
agenP Pa 2. havana. DRAkEt BROS CO.
Baltimore the Fth Day BY taking the Land Route and
New York and Philadelphia in the same time by taking Inc
Steamship to those ports. 'N' ~'' d6 law
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MonNIsG. sANrARY "a, 1850.


FIzsr DIsrRrcr cousrTbe following persons received
sentence satnrfay; Pesant Harris fos steslias goid
watch worth 10 irom Mielasl Leary twelve 9ol.
M ad Rss leF sieag pIoeT q he value q 20 from
property of The vane Of s2 % o Edayd Carroll ihs for.
latter four mOntls hard sbof i iiiepenteudary. -
srABB1Se Tbeodore Gpibert M c., surrendered him.
self prsoner 10 the Third Municipality police Saturday;
hssi9g IN quarrel IN August last stabbed named
Pov aoSs lie has BEEN COMMITTED 9 Prison, and VII
Tsg LInsL surr.-James Graham. ACCUSED of HbeEiBg
a.s aaigned Saturday the FEst District
% lie e s@ Ps m no. ga zig counsel made Application
deienee, iR ibe ioowins stidayit: ~ ms
The party accused Il t sss Gas'
Whom ds h es ~ a1f 9sl9e WaisQn WEBB both
s9% wan s ne e. q Kew Ses f ss chen g W.
his defence bis Trosseufton and dat ior
~ he cannot safely 70 ta as k 10 oSe
Charged to be 5eoss are strictly ue i0 IN the paper
Mptio1s were made togrant solnmons and il vi be ar.
sAeu on oaseraay NET
was charged with making preparations 10 night due Va
breaking the blowing any 6sins
examination Michael Barr. charged % sdT sss a.
Casey out of 80 also taken in charge to undergo
es@N'iF --------s
ARRAIdsNENT.-M NJ Reynolds, District Attorney, fled
e. oan n99 oD SI IT, 70 s o[Ig Of The 6 against s
coane Eorea Mare and Esee cBarsias them s Viii az
assaai upon and false Imprisonment of Juan Rey On
Saturday, the parties afTagned and plead not guilty.
The nia it is said, will take place in a few weeks.
ARREsTs.-First .daaicipatitv-The following peFsos
were taken into custody yesterday: vi. Tools and William
Woods charged by Theodore Curry with robbing him on
saturday nghs IN Marais street., OF his pocebOok, contain
ingbSl Ellen kinney. accused of burglary By Mr.. Du-
rand Ellen Kelly, found stealing wood Carondeiet
walk She was committed for month Flank Noel,
charged With larceny, was locked up for examination.
SUDDEN DEAPH.-Mr. John NeIand, a native Of Ireland
aged 70 years died suddenly yesterday at his residence
OF Orange and Religious streets. An inquest held and
verdict rendered- Died Of henerhage Of the Iungs
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CHOCTAW LAND SCRIP. In Half seanons
- Quarter Sections and Eighths, for sale by
os 3m PARADISE. LAWRASON & co.
T OUIsIANA STATE sCRIPT.-l0.00 Acres, il
II amounts 10 suit purchases, for sale b ;,
oS BIN PARADISE. LAWRASON 4 co.
IuRR ANTS-s0 casks new Zante Currsnts LANDING 81,
~ Beatrice, for sale by A. F. COCHRAN 4 co.,
Jay q rchoupisouas street.,
A L{Ma9NDs. BRAzII.NuTs, PRIMES, SPICES,
jas a. F. COCHRAN & CO.. q Tehousitoulasst.
GOSHEN BUTTER.-5O frkins very choice Goshen
~ Butter, landing ex ship Atlantic. and for sale by
Ja3 5. WOLFF, % Gravier 81
nRUGs, MEDICINES, etc.-The subscriber Is now
- reeeTying fresh supply Of articles m his hne and o
them for sale on reasonable terms. JAS. 8. SHAW,
d5 d&NH Druggist VeFanda Corner.
CUM ARABlC-looO lbg, choice GUM ARABIC. N
~ stogs, for sale By JAS. s. SHAW, Druggist,
do d&Wu Neranda Corner.
~ JAS s. SHAW, Druggist,
do d&Wn NeTanda CDrnsr.
CHIA SEED-Ths invaluable RenaeAy iar Disrrhaa aui
- Complaints Of the Bogsls 1st lseeiysa from Mexeos
ID aSNu VeFtnd1 coFafl,t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-14
Valuable TchoupItouIns street Properly, without
reserve. J.
BY FLORANCE 81 TAYLOR.

SATgRDAY, January &C. at IL cold ~ auction,
- at Bank AIcale-
The following described property situated on FcioupI,oulss
between st TheTeH aud Belle Chasse Streets directly Of he
head Of Hunter street. Lots Nos 2 g. and measuring
q et front on Tchoaouas street By depth Of 1e4 inches
and lines aud bot No. O. ehsuing 30 feet deph
and Is feet inches the earthe whsle under
There 10 alley feet wide from street
and covering the entire described property
Terms of le 0neihrd cash, and the balance
payments and u months for approved paper secured BY
gage on the properly. je5tds