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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03

SoSOhu
This body met last evening" Recorder Baldwin presiding.
Present-Be Cook, CLARK, Goldng,- Montanye, Leeds,
Renshlw, Stewart, LawrasOn Brugniens and Walsr-n.
The Weekly Report of the Treasurer read folowsi
BslaFce on hand al last report il s5 5Ss en-.
Received eo-Ie 5ya 70
Dis6prsed TO- nc W
Balance on hand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ss5 Is
report read from the Surveyor relative to the Mepo
meme Canal and also enclosing proposals for keeping repair
the streets Of the different districts of this Municipality. Re-
feIred to the COMMITTEE on Streets and Landings.
The District Surveyor reported the farther progress made by
the contractor upon the Common street shell road
petition was read from certain citizens. demonstrating
against the erection Of steam mill St. Paul street Re-
iTred % the Committee Police A petition from Paul
petoa om j. Berry, suggesting certain improve
meRs the burnt district the FRANC Buildings Referred
a letter was read from g. Foster protesting against
ing said street as paved alley from ST Charles to Camp
street. Referred 70 the Finance Committee. = =
Cg Sg & and asked their E payment Adopted.
ngs, offered resolution directing the Surveyor advertise
Tor ten days Tor ioT laying plank road on Caope
resolution directing the Surveyor order the erection Of
two aranipg machines QE temporary drainage in the Of
grsntng the right the Neworeans and Hoey vile
street, o New shell Road 70 R e upper fpP Il Of he
Mgnlelpaly Also % erect Toll at said upper limits
Mr. Repshaw offered aresodton, winch. after setting forth
that no reasonable objection had been made after full notice
Fsddo street, the FO6rth District couri Be isanesed 10 ap
point three dinteesd TO the damage Incident
70 opening said aleyway from ST. Charles Camp
Adopted. :
Mr. Renshaw offered resolution directing the Surveyor Il
Tear temporarily, the railing of the Melpomene Canal
:, Adopted. y. .'N d. .'
Mr. Goldng from the Committee on Police, reported il
favor Of the petition of samuel Shakespeare also, agains
that of Mrs Thompson and in favor of granting the petition
OF Samuel Hogan and Others for the removal of futsant
on the banduetteoft the Dryades street Market.
Mr. GOdng offered ordinance, and moYed Its adoption
providngha iruians shall not hereafter be erected tn
banquetes Of the Markets except by permission from tn
Council This % take effect without prejudice to the right
Of those already erected Adopted.
MIR, LawrasOn, from the Committee Claims, reported il
favor of granting the petition Of Mrs. Mary Knapp and ais
OF Thomas Watson
On mntion the Council adjourned sine die.
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OF The hOuse Of Mr.. weatherby, at Peru,
H.. was consumed by FIRE on the night Of the 22d
aalt. Two of his daughters one 2 aad the other
about Ia years of age. persisted IN the flames. The
eldest daughter, aged Is years, jumped from the
second story window anu broke her back; the
mother barely escaped, and one OF the sons was
severely burnt. Mr.. w. was absent at the time,
on his way TO California.
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LARcESY.-James Sweeny was examined yes
terday on the charge of carrying away from 24O
Tchouptouas street pair OF boots valued at 81.
The plea Of not guilty" was 5ootless one for
James, and he accordingly sent before the
First District Court for trial. =
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!, NJ On the:nightOf the 22ault, in Riley town
ship Md, murder was committed on The person
Of Mr. Isaac Pearce, old and respectable citizen
Of Yigo county. The blow was given with 4
Ratchet on the temple, producing death. some "A
hours after i wasiRRicied, No clue.has yet been
given tothe murderer.
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RoBBERY.-James Que was committed yester-
day to appear for trial before the First District
Court Martin Bolan, the complainant, stated in
evidence that the accused had stolen from his house.
at the corner Of Thaa and Dryades streets, watch
and sundry articles of wearing apparel. -
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LUoKY,-The Chenango' IN. 70 Union says
thai named Leach and Calender who
left SmithviIle la that county three years ago as
Privates in Gen. Dmok's company, have just re-
turned from Calilorna-the former with 100000 in
gold the latter with evidences of $50 900 worth of
property in San Francisco. = -ss
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~ Navigation has been resumed on the ILL.,
snois. and Michigan canal Two boats reached La
sale on the 22d ult. from Chicago. Five or six
bad arrived altogether, one Of which was loaded
with oats and Aour for st. Louis
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CARRYING THE WAR INTO AFRIcA.-While
one of the police of the First Municipality
engaged in arresting disturber of the peace yes
terday, he found himself suddenly assaulted by a
negro man named Philip, slave, who came val
iantly to the rescue. The officer changed the con-
test, carried the war into Africa, and arrested the
daring assailant.
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~ A duel came of in Schenectady, NewYork,
recently, between two gentlemen of color: in the
Lumber business" Cspse, jealousy, and three
pints Of rum. They fought with : pair Of saws
and bucks; Que Of the beligerents lost an ear and
the cther.the basement Of the corduroys. No in
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REcEST- APPOINTMENTS ON THE GovERSoR's :
STAPF,-D, F. M. Hereford. Baton Rorge,. Sur
geon General; Charles Bienvenu, R. H. Catruth,
J. B, Plauehes Jr., chas, 7, Stewart, James L.
Cole, Thomas C. Hunt. John N. Carrigan, Aid
de- Camps
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TRIALoF THE MoNFEsouIous.-The St, Isouis
Daily Organ of the 27th, gives report Of the first
days trial OF the Montesquiou brothers. The jury
was made up; the case opened by the Prosecuting
Attorney; and newspaper reporters requested NOT
to publish the evidence, az another case Would inn
mediateIy follow with the same general testimony.
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Uy- The contractors for the new clock to be
placed in the eupola Of the City Han in SewYork,
at a cost Of $4,000. stippate. thai, If during two
years OF probation it shaltya three Atsssss from
the true time. they, wifi ask no pay
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~ W H. Spencer. merchant OF Whining
ton, Ohio. who had sold horses to- the amOnnt Of
si2e0 IN Cincinnati recently disappeared mystic
riously, leaving his baggage at Of the hotels.
Il is thoughthe has been foully dealt with.
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We authorized to A. ID. CRossMAN the
sent incumbent as candidate for reelection in Apr next
Eds, Cresceat--Pease announce the name of JOHN M.
BELL candidate for the Office of Mayor of this city, the
ensuing April election, and obge many friends in the
fy1I THREE MUNICIPALITIES.
sssrs Editors Please announce me as Candidate for
the Chief Magistracy of the CITY, Election in April next
fy4 PETER I. JoRE, ex-La State Librarian.
For Mayor, THOMAS J. SPEAR, independent Crevasse
Gandidatethe Poor Mans Fhend-tO be elected in Apr
next. fyl9
~ For Recorder:
Eds Crescent Please announce to the Voters of Munich
palty No. One, that w. M. FLEMING is candidate fol
Recorder. and will be supported by MANY VoTERs.
mhl6 If o. ss-
Eds. Crescent Please announce JOSHUA BALDWIN, the
Recorder Of Municipality No Two, candidate for reeec-
ton in April next, and that he will be supported Irrespective
oil partyrby the Lmh9l The People.
Eds. Crescent-Please announce L. U. CAYENNE as an
Independent candidate for the office of Recorder of the Second
Municipality, and Oblige tfyi1l MANY vorKRs
III Mayors Court.
PERRY s. WARFIELp a candidate for the office of Sec
ond District Attorney Election by the people on the fourth
Monday OF April ap1 I'd
Eds Crescent Have the goodness to announce CHARLEs
s. REESE, ESQ., candidate for the office of Second Dis
trlot Attorney. Election fourth Monday Of April
ap2 - MANY FRIEEDs.-
Captain of the Watch.
Dan BusRY offers himself candidate for Captain Of
| the Night Watch OF the Second Municipality. spS
hessrs. Editors Please announce Capt. HENRY FoRNo
candidate for the office of Captain of the Watcho MI
niciPallty No. Two Election the fourth Monday in April
For Alderman, @ .
INDEPENDENT TICKET-We present to the voters of tn,
i Seventh Ward, as candidates for Aldermen
| J. w. SMITH,
| WILLIAM BARNES, ..H ~
| 1850 = CLAUDE BRUsEIENs,
subject meeting be called at Charles Meyers Coffee
house, of julia and Circus streets, Monday Nigh
18th inst, at O'Clock. FRIESDs TO THE WARD.
mh23 =
~ We, the citizens Of the Seventh Ward Second MI
nicipaiy, do nominate Dr. s. w. DALTON, indepen
dent candidate iol Alderman al the next April Election.
mills MANY VoTERs.
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LARcENY.-Wm. Clarke, finding that The spring
season required change in his wardrobe which
his finances did not warrant, veRtnred upon the dis
honest expedent of defrauding clothing store Of
its just dnes, by abstraet!ng the garments of Of
our citizens. For this illegal act Clarke was ar
rested, at the corner of Derbigny and Bayou sts.,
and committed to printers.
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THEFT.-John McCarty was committed yester.
day for theft said to have been committed by him
upon the property of Mr.. Thompson.
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RECORDER GENors' CouRT!%4Fhis Court We
closed yesterday as a mark Of respectto the memo
ry of the Hon. John C. Calhoun.
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t The undersigned, retiring from the Mo-
Business would respectfully recommend his in office
Mr. wM MONAGHAN, his managing clerk Mr.. GEoR GE
RARESTDE the favorable his old friends, and
public general with the that ali affairs which may
uusd to them win be faithfully and efficiently attended to-,
mhz7 f-. ~ DANIEL /. RICARDO.
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SECOND DISTRICT CoURT. Judge Lea. = A
case of some interest came up before this Court
yesterday. in which the petitioner, Cyrot Gentes,
alleged thai one Mr.. Hicks of Craps street, unaw-
fully detained his daughter, little girl aged six
years named Celena, and prayed that the said Mr.
H. be made to produce the child and show cause
why she should not be delivered up TO him.
Whereupon Mr.. Hicks appeared yesterday. with
the little girl Celena, and stated that she had been
entrusted to his care by the Recorder of the Third
Municipality, to prevent the continuance of the
brutal treatment that she had received from said
Gentes and farther set forth that the petitioner
was not really the father of the child. The Court
being satisfied of the facts set forth, the petition
of Gentes was dismissed
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Cleared Yesterday
Ship HUMBOLDT Munsou. Philade7hia J. a. Ahbndgs& Co
BIZ. bark Lady Constable, Dawsos, LverDeoi,
Pr. briE Isanss AlAsT ST Lon. Senegal, -, !.
Steamer Gsn- Hamsr. Simpson, Pensacola. ]. Harley
Arrived Yesterday.
ship Mediator Blitns, 4 days fsom New York. TO J. o.
ship sResisii Lest il days isoa Boston, % j. W. Aa
ship f f,ss: sS 6o6f 3 days 6on N.~ Eo 70 Wa
Bark HTiSar Spear. II days from PdsssDs. Ro-.t
Bsrk fsrim. bli1fwa,er, g dsss fsm aesassas % A.
Bark ssIasosa. Taasy. u DAY. or PhiaaslDhia % q J.
ItaL bark o1bss. sssscsassr % day. from Ma..sls. to
sp bark Nuns. MsIsors II days from Havana in ballast.
Big Foster Ioyet days I'm Charestpn 70 aaterPoiut
scE r. NJ Scar, Sears days from Mafagordas 40 master
schi Gov Bennett lie, days from Pensacola, master
sebr snssa, Wuizr. aday. from Pensacola 70 master
schf john RoaKa MORRISON 5days fium TamDs Bay, to E
g. RogqM& Co-Basin.
- sTEANBokTs-
America, Iolnson, from NAslTfle194A balen cotton.
]. NJ. Niles, Irwin. fnOnl. CiRcinnau.
Cornne, johnson, fIom termlionyiles
MoBdiapa, Larese, from Baize.
Fanny Smith, Richards from kousviEe-2 baea eOtsen-
Jas IL. DAY. 9IbeEsan, from Mobile.
ST. Charles, Gilbsf, ft0m Noble. ~
Jos ali LawEsuee, Carlsle from st. Louis.
Exs Sweeeg, nom Riyef-aa bales cotton
Ger. TagoE, PoWeF, from Bonsasonynes
GFsy, Ure, fpom ,BaT0n Ssfa--1d halcaeoftons
!, Igwboat Bels, Hzuibusg, from the Passes
Iowboat Anglo AfneHcaa, Porter from the Passes.
T6wboat S0uifs Marin. from he Passes.
| TVwbeat Persian Andrews, ineEn the Passes.
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SHIPPING.
DoMRs no PoRTs.

~
grszs FOR NEW YORK gla HaVana--The mad
-sHFfFE4 steamship FALCON, Having On fbe SOti inst
will axe pss4eegsrs igs New York 70 be Trans
81 PARADISE, LA6RAsoN 4 60. Assnt..
zeEss GgHARLE Est ~! AMP " H,A ~
.aAssH. LsaylesteE and BavGa4, via SaUesAaA s'ld
assP ca 81 J y. ssSsE .ssas
Cmflelon ior Havana The -. and 1Sth, -.
ayaha Chsre.,6 aA ol s ~ nsss4e. so
Havana 70 Key Wet. 30
For SI' e. N6 r5IsfbIE aRpGy sS ., to
E. Z Hart Co, 70 TebSup i,pgI4, 8 ~ oTlsasns
Psssngers leaying Hasans b tbis siip can reach
New Ya and as s ams t 1 1sq by ss he
Steamship to those Ddrts. Dc law
Ii F0h B0sTg y, isgqteh Line-Tbs 4, Z baIt
.disgatcil For i,ieghi Or pazssse apply On board
- JoHs VI aSDREws q CO. 81 Common ..
AseDtsin Boston Me~n- J, ssilleway q Co. nh1s-
q. FOB PHILADELPHIA-COzam line
Tes m ass ss Rsyn aeS ps 81 her o
yia have disaieh. For BALANCE Of freight psssse,
eta6is MaIEei, Fist MsnieiesfS o o. = :
ses X AsEeeS E Ih SS%GS Co. ;t''
@f1E Al brig CREED, Caps. fsbse, having sp' Two
po 10 ss5nd Iasicpa VII ssss viii ' dis6at 20
balance OF freight apglg On board, e o Q,
A I6 aahtt al q fc9S S. siss
% E1H to- ,Ir ns e. a ssiIi1s BIZ OF
" for the above port. For freight passage, applJ
S sSf8a S5aS ISbREWs F. Common
| q. FOR BALTlMORE-HftkD ispafeA-The fas
Eaxz sailing a bng GEN. TAfL0R. Capt. Jordan
will sail in few days. For freight ofpaRage apply 70
l No.. r. M. HARRISON q CO., Il Gfavier 81.
I Ja4 orto o. WlCkHAM, No. 5 Common street
+ FOE EIGN PoR rs.
r. FOR LIVERPOOL The A British bar
aHFA SYRIA. Capt Still, is now loading, and being
vessel Of small capacity will have quick dispatch
y ~ I'D I'd. MALONE ia Common street
mh20 or G. w. OLIVER, . st Charles street
-. FOR LIVBRPOOLl-7o sail n a fen daVs
n &dEA The A fast sailing ship ARAB, Lewis mase
- having nearly all her cargo board will sail
above For passage having good for cabl
and storage sgPE ca beard Third munlcpatl
mhSo Or G. w. OLIVER, % St. Charles street.
Aa FOR LIVERPO0I-The fine bark SNOW
SH1k DEN, skeens- master, will have dispatch II
mhz7 j. w. ANDREWS 4 CO. 81 Commons St
~ For passage, apply board, Post Is, Second Nun
Z cpaity.
2 a. FOR Takes no GrdiB-The q
NssE A fast sailing ship BI4ANDs Capt. Payen, vi
4 - have immediate dispatch for the above port. F,
{, @'slTH THOMAS ROGERS, .Jr. & co.
mh2 - or g. w. OLIVER, 70 ST. Charles 81.
e. FOR LIyEHPOOL,-TIs fine ship PRIMO
! &ETk OF WALES. Brown master, will have dispatS
Tor he above port For freight passage apply
], w. ANDREWS L. CO., 81 Common St.
ymh2l or j. W.. OLIVER, 3 ST Charles street.
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~" Notice.-The undersigned, having united together
the transaction Of NOtariO Business in a branches beg leave
their friends public they prepared
With and dispatch whatever business be condd
hem the old Of D. RICARDO late Notary Public,
No 70 Girayier greet. WM MONAGHAN,
~ Successor D. l. Ricardo,
=
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NEW ORLEANS, CATTLE MARKET.


Tuesday Evening, Aphl 2. 1850.
Arrived Per steamer 81 Lawrence, Y Beeyes 10 Cows,
10 Hogs per Co6mSus. 1l2 Beevss, and 325 Hogs OF
Beef Cattle good supply Of good and iua Wetern Offer
Calves in demand.
PRtcEs-B BEEF catae, 69Tzc y n net; Hogs. s@
SIC v hek cons, SAG seo v bead oaIsss 81
9121ze y h net
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FOX CALIFUliNIA

THE CBEAPESTANB BEST ROUTE Or CALIFORNIA.
YI.4 .NIC.3HfG U+4-THR0UGH FOR $500. =
!. - HE brig FHA hCtS T.. BkChA, iited up.
9Th IN Superior manner viii SAL lew Tor san
- Juan, Alcara Va, whence passebge VIII be lake
tho country Reaj9 he's vessel NH be IN Ieai
nesfor san Eranelo. Ibs route Is the rial and plea
atteml ed Ibenu mae
arrse gOlnpiersl that there viii be
decay any polut he wit b. zsssil
das einbs Irur1 New OHrdns. Each passenger
aiONed E.t pounds a, 81 gs.s f-.H d.
Passage ihfp1gl s-tl, ana tsH1d
kUs iuI nsg parllul4ls Though tickets, apply 10
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Towboat Persian toSe down and 70 sea- On ne e6h nf
baTks British Princess md Broom.
Towboat Southwestern toged down andto "a. te 9Th
ult bsrs Maria, Joseph and Daniel bns Aaans Gray,
schrs Mary Ellen and Ninjer Barbonr
l. Toyvboaf Ang American towcd down and to sea. thu
18th ult., ships Wabash aud Hope.
ToIFbcat Belle toed down and SEA, the s6th at.
ship Empire bark Cassandre and schr. Oregon.
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AMTTSEMENTS,
pTAcInR,s Y6RIETIEs.


boxes and PsrFuss csnti Upper B9zss 50 cent? Gallery
At bsiLpasi pr,e.syl THIS EveNNG wednesday, April d
will be Pesfonnsl b sqa,s; " sn JSs'ia
Nj TofTeps- MI " Howard
Capt. MagdTe DhWson
AHiiuadab Sleek. Mr. Holland
Ms IorieBs- .MrH " howard
hrs pelmaue Mrs. JohnHone
GRAND DlvEHTIssENEsT. 49,
in which Mme Hia o, MDlls, BaIss, Henrietta Yaes
Mons MAugin Bonx"S snd s adcs pf The Ballet viii appear
THE PRETTY GIRLS OF smLBERG.
Euest. Mr. II. pacide
Popplewig Mr. Holland
Bobby ssr. bawsn
MARCO $50. Nre u Howard
.f ORLEANS THEATRE.
ORLEANS STREET. between Royal Bourbon
~ Thursday EVENING. Apri 1850 viii be performed ne
/ THE RRoPHeT.-s d
Perornera BesA nue, and Bein Mines Dvvss snd Bessp.
~ bfetto Of "Tfe The Ppof het ft the offe
IL fs ieIasgees VA eomrent 81 qn-let ssote e!oss
EXTRAORDINARY AND AMUSING.
'HEoPBI Us FIsKE will conaae bis Series Lectures and
ASoni hing Experiments at ARAiORY " LII Every EyeniEg
except Sunday, upon the newly discovered scisnee Electro,
biology Persons from among the be entirely controlled
and eadsnees pure them m be made bhe
honey milk, brandy AL IDS wl Be dSne
wh they perfectly state, without spy aesmee
whatever This wonderful remedial has effected die
most astonishing cures ofPasy Neuralgia khsamasI and ne
diseases generally. lsg0I So x -
Ezs hapan o'clock Tokes FIN
Ladies. One Dollar ght Ticke
for Is cents. Children, Hn { Price. nhetf
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NEW ORLEANS:
MORNING. APRIL .. 1850.

CoSTEsr WITH BowIEs !-Talk of" pistols and
ten PAGES '--of" rifles and sixty yards and freaks
of like fancy, inlulged in by hot-headed gallants
and fiery individuals Of malurer years Why,
they are nolhi1R--mere empty bravados that do not
even end in smoke in this progressive age. Paper
bullets are the bead and front Of the offending and
telegraphic dispatches that shadow forth bloody
duels barely tell their story before the wires com
-mnnicate an " adjustment Of the difficulty"
Economy in human life, as in every thing else, Is
leading feature Of this matter,of fact century, and
even capital punishment s proposed to be abolished,
that all and every one Of the genus homo may die
spontaneously of disease, On by an especial act Of
Providence.
Modern affairs ofhonor were thrown in the shade
on Monday night, by street meeting of two Of the
softer ser, armed with that deadly weapon, The
bowie, and each confronting the other with stern
resolve to "do or die" Here was, indeed, the
true gadiatorial spiri-no intervention of seconds
no parleying messages to give one's courage time
to ooze outat the fingers end but word and blow
were the incidents in this bloody drama Think Of
il, We aspiring bellgefants whoindite bombastie
notes full of sound and fury, aud hide your dimin-
ished heads after reading the deadly contest waged
by Phoebe Smith and Sophia Montgomery, in Gil
rod street on the day stated Actuated by feelings
said to especially belong to the "depths profound,
these women attacked each other with the fury Of
the widest specimens of the feline tribe, and
fought with a desperation terrible to look upon.
The knives flashed to and fro in lightning. like
eession, and gaping wounds followed each descend
ing stroke. Phoebe at length yielded, after receiv.
ing as many stabs as great Cesar endured, and her
assailant was arrested hythe police, to answer fol-
the result of the fight. They were both severely
injured. Phoebe conveyed to the Hospital
sand Sophia to Jail Yesterday the accused was
arraigned, and her aecuser appeared, with ghastly
look and lettering limbs, to make her deposition
The hope Of revenge seemed to support the com
planant until her name was subscribed to the doc
uments, when she fell faintihg in the arms of the
officers, and was borne from the court, The pris
oner was reinanded for further hearing. =
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nNE or Two Famiiessnd few Single Gen,lemen can
" be accommodated with ROOMS and BOARD on
moderate terms, No 1876 Cdrondet street near Poydras
greet caprch Day B0srds IS per week. Lodging with
bOaIqs ", - u. - nhs In
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F0R ca LEFOR MA.

"a For ChAGREs-Onlp Men Orleans and Gao
AEIE gres Regular LtRe-TO sail on THURSDAY, 4th
lint A ieoupered and copper. fasteped vzy
fast ssing brig NILE Tuekebey. MASTER will sail pune
tuay above. She has been placed 10 line entirely
ap, and arranged with bers expressly for the comfort OF
sengeT Persons bound fof ChagTe would do well look
this vessel beiere engaging passage elsewhere, She will
make the "Trip unck more Comfortable, and cralJ
safe, than Of the 81, amsbps. The rage
seises base table, not messed with the
crew, and furnished IN bgIts, aifyts
No change made Tor baggage Ils beieg the
line passeugers eisl punctuatY VI sailing
For Tickets apply board, opposite the Triangle buildings,
Second Municipality, or to
> o. WIuKHAd, So Common street.
/ ap2 or TO r. -. HARRISON 4 Co, IA Gravier.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION NOTICE.

S- Saba Arangeass r ne SsasonSayelt Bank and oles
stock, Tuesdays and Tbnrdaytj Real Eqie a1
Saturdays " o'clock Banks Arcade General sales inter
mediate dsyk no Once No 10 Bant9 Areade PsesaEe
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'COAIP0uND EXTRACT OF COPAVIA ANIs
~ CUB Il r s. For L)isesesQf ne UriRarB Organs.
The extensive oil this Remedy Tor the last ten years in dis
city, during which period i has rarely failed p effect
have been faithfully observed, is the best evidence OF
great and nnequaed excellence Being free from all nan.
seating properties acceptable the delicate stomach
e Put up in jars OF convenient and portable sze and
II. MACPHERsON'S Drug and Chemical Store,
) dlO 6m3p No. % Gam street. New Orleans.