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Receipts of Produce.

PRINCEToN-Pet steamer Mentgomeyy: 1I4 bs cotton
WEGhs h1%%st.a DO Va Desssse Pagss
III - Burke Sco24 III Mel can Sreo-li3 j ri Moore
GS M5 Bosa ss fi Psss $751; s5o G9f.
VILLAINS &eoI5l " JaeSeu Seots y Greenwood SEQ,
R Beck-44 Nargnt &ee-Ii BTandes, W,iisms 500 s.
Nale Cox-4o Kelly 4 COP ngham9l ] B B5rne & CO.
ThenHy18 0akeg { Iswkins-7 BScbaSaa' apo se
kicks &SoI2 Mclem re- .urrs9 Sco-7 Aaesrssn &
-ssugdrss 70 aTder-To al $40 bales cotton.
Downs, Caddy &coiai g Bu,fe &eoi7i Z az e Iua1
-, BuehsnaR arq Seolgl Branssr WilaTs SEQ
Xco-35 Fearn; Doneeau &eo-75 Bel y Couway-4s AZ
MI egberE-r-S % RIsdey Wisos SOL Banner snnh
L 3 A Yaubbher--s Lowe s. Patson-6 Fsk s s,eeyer--
8 J Brine Gcoa-sl Payne Hanlson-4f Hill, Mcl+aa
ConneIv23 fleaysl4nd, Bro Seos i.smore s'ur.en
Set rboE1si slellhepoTll5 Ws.e Desaolsss 4
Nelson Seo-i0 Williams Ncn.gwsE. Mis- &co-s do
steamer Princes No s-Total 1893 bales cnftep,
MEMPHIS-Per steamer Concords: ga bales cotton J 3
Byrne Sco2s9 10 Pickett Pc bins &colg4 Fe,owss see
II Mooreiio VI eirstn wood &eo-sj stewart MontEem-
eyes Hill, Mclean Sco-ss Kelly s. Canynr 50 c
Is Harley vi soa &c y hss a t Norton lcs
SSSs Sso6 fsTs te s TsS Fed nsssss" Seo
eeT43 $ Nelson Eeo,-3' 3 Raiey-26 L Ga'nss-s4
~ g L & vaGb bier . Gen Ccnnolyso Bega.t Z
Foey-l9 Savage Williams &co--10 r q Frase- &co-s
tsioes, owner on bosri-Tot.i 57ss bales cotton
RALIZEIPer steamer Fashion 10 hhds sugar Ialiands
MqrtiG- Ks Dc bids losephs-s bble zrrcr
rice BeSenet-Il do Vene57 Pensrd Sco-s do order
WI sugar Gran:-ZB hides Lassande5dO0 lbs old iron
LoUISVfLLE-Per steamer Lerington: 2s2 bl. pose-
rs Cota-l Do eggs I 9 TgiehslI Aeoe 20 sppss {
.,mm:-73 DO, Is bb d. Il short Sco-i5 DO " Nartiu
~ fSeolgeanass %, bhEs5afn bxs tobaeeo 2eoi
,oes " Begyons5 bal~2s,sa MeLemo1e, Currrn &,ss
hams &eo-a brand wism n,ES Seoss ain. Mclean Sec
10 q Connoly--Total l0e bales cotton
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tie for contract to supply the Municipalty with e1.l ~
tho WINTER and The Council then adjourned
Third lHaaietpatfty c1nea-This body met ~, eve.
ming Reeoyder seuzens presiding Present Ms..rs Beaa
issafa, CfozSs. Heres Demo. siheer, Hernandez, Boa
tsi. Hoover, Paisley and Bfuaean.
AIeea g itonths Mayor wssSsad np9aBcing the cleo
iioaei ~ Witt q Compualsf. ald iiie esfass sf Mr.
~ re oVles AID bepks get9ing the fesou
and permitting cattle at large in some sgk ~ he
Fourth Ward and notifying the Council Of the adiadatioo
Of certain contracts.
Mr. Lalore appeared, and took his seat as ds,.ca, Nom
the Third WaId.
The Mayors message aequiesced with After ,cn.
discussion bout Society Balls the Council took into eos5e
ration the ComptrOiershiD question. Some thought Mr.
Mcneil was entitled legally remain in his Office. other
that Mr. Witz should be sustained The latter p,sv.id
and the attorney Of the Municipality was directed IN Al NJ
Wilt motion for dispensation Of the rules in order 10
accept Mr.. Wits securities, and recognize him a. aepy
Comptroller failed however-several members being a,s,
to hasty action the subject
The report Of the TTe1 howed the receipts from Oct
9Th Oct 18th to be 90 q; disbursements same time
$40 49,
communication from Joseph Bower, Wharfngsr was
read asking for additional watchmen upon the Levee
Referred 10 Police COMMITTEE.
j. Bachemans petition for conversation for assessing
property in the Municipality after strife, referred
to the Committee Claims.
Two petitions for permission to establish cemeteries were
very unceremOniously tabled.
James WEIGH Commls airy of Second Ward reported Mr..
Demceu, Surveyor neglect of duty conveying cu-
lent mster into Lafayette Avenue, and repairing
hrdg's, cleaning streets, Case referred special
COMMITTEES.
Adverse being presented respecting the opening of
treat Men street, through ]. McDonoghs plantation the
matter referred back to the Third W ard delegation
Inc onncl then proceeded the choice Of member Of
the &c egaon from the Third ward to fiji the vacancy in
the Board of Schoo Directors Mr. Iaoite ". elected
1t was ordered that The Attorney for the Municipality
attend the meetings Of the Council and twice week at the
Recorders curt.
Other business of an unirnnortan. r..-.. -. Ill r
and the body Adjourned. to Monday evening next
at O'Clock,
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The Place d 7rmGS.-Aldernan Fabre of the First Mu
ncpaty, at meeting of the Council last evening intro
ducel lengthy preamble and resolutions in regard the
Place d Armes, which high commendabe. In the Ian
guage of the preamble proposed make the square
pleasant place of for families and paV ground for
children, instead of being camping ground for Oater
present. The plan for the improvement OBJ aimed b.
Madame de PonaIba in France, and is cordially
of by every who has least those with whom
have converted the subject 1t is proposed that the
present iron railing which surrounds the Place d Arm-s,
transferred Circus Congo Square, and replaced By
a new one The plan it carried out, will make the Square
correspond in appearance with the beautiful buildings
rounding it, The report recommends that Circus Congo
Square be appropriated for the Of the Legion, for
ews and for the firing of sautes and the evening gun Mr.
Fabe is deserving Of much praise for the able
adopted.
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The collector of the Detroit district recently had
in his possession eighty captured vessels detected in taking
timber Eom the government lands hat sho king rogues
they be plunder Uncle Sam-especiay In that way
Simeon Francis, of Springfield, Ill, has been
appointed Indian Agent to Oregon, in place of Henry,
resigned
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LiVERPo0L, sept is-shp Joseph Bodger. skolheld.
DUBLIN, Sept I6sailed ship George Evans. oulard.
STOCKHOLM, Sept 7-Ard, ship Oregon. Ford. from
NOrls
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The Cdedral-The strong which were erected
to support and nghen the walls of the Cathedral nave
been completed and we pleased to see that nstetd oil
marrug the external appearance OF the building as ahte'
mated thev add IN m beautv The work the inside and
other portions of the building going rapiy forward and the
ediice Is in a fair way of being completed.
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Recorder Genois' Court-Soms twelve or fifteen small
poatoe aIayits were made yesterday before Recorder
Genos in of assault and battery I'd breaches OF the
pesce When added up found they amounted nothing,
and we therefore omit details.
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FjrelcoOd Burncd,-The alarm of fire on Sunday night
last occasOned by the burning of large quantity
hrewOOh belong the Draining Company and which
piled up by the draining machine the Bayou st John.
About hundred ds burned ia all, and Mr. Nau
daud the supern enden, yesterday made affidavit before
Recorder Genos, stating his belief that the fire the
OF an ncendiary. No person, however Is suspected
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f7TUbtfT
1 vii be ID by auction Of departure
Tine FUR NITURE Extensive BOA DING ESTABLISH
Of SOFAS, Mahogany
lies Bedsteads and Bedding China Ware Table Linen
Silver Spoons Forks ''
Also the following very valuable House Servants viz
PRUDENCE, aged about IS, together with ber iva Eopv
CHARLES and ALEX sNDER, and Years OF are
Also FANNY, her daughter IS years age first rate house
I, wathe ironcr and nurse.
The above will he fully guaranteed,
Also SAM, IS, first cook good dining servant and acc
enrl 20 the Of exea
loot house servant and nurse. Titles only guaranteed
Also one OF Stodiar's superior Rose PIANOS,
Acts OF sale for the slaves before T. o. Stark Notary Public
Term e. sh.
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Found DrJUHed.-An inquest yesterday held the
body of a white man, unknown. who was found float
ing in the river the foot OF Lafayette street, Second Mnnce
paty Nothing found about the deceased which would
give any clue his identity, and a verdict OF " found
drowned" was returned.
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DIAPER HANGINGs.
( CARPET RIGS.

DNPER HANIIINLs.
CARPET, RUGS,
OIL CL0TH. MATS,
MATING, CURTAINS, etc.
JOSEPH ETTER, No. % Ca MP street. is recev,
ing his fall stock of goods to which he calls the attention of
purchasers His stock is complete, and comprises very rich
Curtain Bands and Pins, and splendid patens) Cor
nees and Rods and every essential for window trimmings.
The stock of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGS
large and well mbracing Administer Tapestry
Velvet Brussels Thee ply and Ingram Carpets TABLE and
FLOOR on Chorus, the latter from 10 "A feet wide MAT
whte check and fancy also, Alicante do. for Offices
together with Table Covers variety Of Doc MATs,
RUGs, Frnges Gmps, Mosquito Bars Hair Cloth. Bed Fur.
nure Mattresses (spTng hair moss Feather Beds fancy
Chas, office and Gothic do. Carpets and in fact every
article usually 10 be found in an Upholstery store
The public respectfully invited to call and examine his
stock and he confident his prices will approval
N B. Papers hung TO order, and Upholstery work executed
with dispatch. OLD If
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Third MRicipHty.-Several witnesses were yesterday
examined before Recorder Seuzeneau REGARD to the death
of Jean Seville, who will be recoected, found on
the banquette with his throat DAYS A
named John Johnson belonging MIR. NOugue has been
arrested the charge of committing the murder but as yet
nothing positive has been proved against him Ii was shown
by the evidence yesterday, that the negro had quarrel with
tn deceased about month before the death of the latter and
struck him over the head with stick Nothing further wa
elcIted, and the Investigation pOsponed until to-day
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NAV ORLEANS MARKETS.


D
COuOn-The Cambra's le,ters. were received yesterday
but exercised no favorable effect the msrket and e days
business was limited to ab6nt 1890 baies} sold gshetay
easier raiss We however for tie present. repeat
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List of vessels in Fort Not cleared.


I legraph. 2i,m2
WIN. & Z izahsih 6.n,S
Yarmouth -. l0.ml
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FRes.-Recorder Caldwell did pretty heavy business
yesterday morning in the way of fines. In of from
dollars he imposed fines the amount of SO
neatly all OF which paid in We fully cOncDr in tn.
which the Recorder appears inclined adopt in the
petty oil assault and battery and breaches
the peace winch daily come beiore him.
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Fatal 8ccdcBt at CG-r0Ht0R. A young German girl,
whose did learn, shot by the accidental
charge of gum with which young OF Mr.. Charlie
Diamond was playing. she instantly killed, the shot
entering the She music teacher by profession.
and universally respected, No blame is attributable any
1t is only another proof of The improperly of leaving
loaded firearms within reach of children and inexperienced
persons.
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TOBACCO. REMOVED.
e. IA, PRICE

HAS REMOVED SO Camp street. where he keeps constantly
on hand fine assortment for Cigar purposes by wholesale or
Retail; also, In hhts Plantation lie has this
time, hhd bales Dark Heavy descriptions for the Mex
trade O
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mn THE LADJES.

MY OLD CUSTOMERS and Citizens in general arc
vi peCtfuy informed that have received my supply of
Fashionable Winter Goods consisting in part Of and
beautiful French Mantias, EmbrOideries and LaCes Em
brodeed Cambria Bandkerchies Hosiery, Ladies and Chill
of ware pertaining to an Infants wardrobe Having made
an addition of expressly for Ladies' am enabled
TO oer inducements customers, all of which
solicited 10 call. w. w. THOMPSON,
OLD Ivy A l,hArlres street.
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Per steamship aeht from BEazns st Jago-AIaj Lamoe
A, and servant klemm, Esq, M Pinkston, J de IA
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PROTECTION IN RANCE COMPANY OF
HAIR ORD. CONN.

HAIR ORD. CONN.
INCORPORATED IN .sS5 -UAPITAL, 100000.
d. w. CLARK, President.
WIN. CoNNFr Secretary.
AGENcY No. 80 Camp street.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
This old and able Company continues to make insurance
at its long established Agency in this city, on the most
favorable terms against damage oss by FIRE. MARINE
OR INLAND RISKS. A dedu - Of ten per cent on
premiums is made to the insured
Having ample capital, with n arge surplus fund to
meet any losses this Company affords perfect security to the
All losses promptly adjusted and paid here or in Hartford
at the option Of the holder of the policy
Insurance LIVES made IN New York Life Insurance
Company.
Applications for insurance respectfully solicited
So CHAS. U. LATHROP Agent q2 Camp st
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TObaeco-The market exhibited animation yester-
day, and 800 hhds taken foOws % hhf Gan
ordinary ot-12 at 8, and 10 hid at Zoe v b,
and 80 hhds and and 900 Mason county, all on private
sugar and MOasses-Busness was confined to retail
transactions, at So for Far &c " ID for Choice Sugars,
and 81 f00S2c y gallon for Reboiled Moasses.
FIour-Tbere a rather brisk demand resulting in sales
Of 200 bb, including 80 unbranded Fine at 90 BIZ $50
Fine At e. 600 Superfne ST. Louis lin two os) at 81 9O
~ 3d. 800 Tin three ots) at 81 3 300 at "a 4Os4 A. ITO
"a So 200 Extra at IS l2z0s5 Is, and rs at IS 200
Is 25 W Dbl.
rain-The Levee continues nearly bare Of Corn and we
noticed only few hundred sacks Yellow sold from store at
sc W bushe of Oats 1000 sacks ST Louis were taken at
555c " bu,hel and of Bran, go sacks from the Leyee at
75c " 100 ib-a decline.
PrOysiOns-Ness Pork sold in retail parcels so Ism
so s7 and 50 bbls Rumps 81 50 " bb Of Bacon we
noticed only sales of S. casks Clear Sides lin three o) at &c
p ID, and of Lard 900 kegs, in small parcels at 774c
Hhy-About 100 bales Western, without inspection,
sold at a little less than SIS p ton
Bagging-We noticed lots of India disposed of at
li}ic " yard.
Whi-ky-Saes 800 bbs including ia Rectied at 26J5
do CFechers) q, and 81 do. (O ver's) &c gallon
Exchange-The demand continues limited, and we still
quote Sterling 108 I095 NewYork sixty day Bills at
l1sGD2 y discount and Sight Checks on NewYork
&c dscount par.
FreightsA ship laid for Liverpool at 1392d for
Cotton and one taken for the port 9O for Tobacco
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Catalogue Dry Goods.
BY j, Il. BLACHE.

M October 10, 10 ocOck--Wl DC SOU ~ "A
W auction store, No. III Charres street
100 packages aud lots OF seasonane DRY uOlDS uca
Cdssimeres, COultrymans Linen Cambc Hnndkcfche Slk
SerEes, French Merinos Mousgeone de LANES nghams PLAIN
Mousseine Lame upfu Bonnet ri bon beaChed Coron
Pongee Hand. erche new style Dark Phts, Dunn b2nkes
Nets hie and brown Under.hrs, TabecOhs Threads
E- Catalogues will ready and goods may be examined early
Tsy,ns ., az OILS
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Dn q L ~ IT JACOB steamship Yacht: eI3N0n
- So rpnnf-i bag do Carrier Bros-2 DO GtHemees.
C,h q LIS er brig Fsusx ia boxes shsynthe
III 49, Y. SassEare % bskts empty Jugs Aicard
bai Dankes sesTnidf &eo-gl ~ ssirs 4
Do Long SO TICK es NJ (sarqs : ~ . ~,
orange wa er do olive OIL ezsFs ,sirc <
Dix DO 81 90 caerss do Olives. do fanrs 81 haksg
empty bottles lIanatal balls arkst. IA ~ fss = FifF
lsrt23 cks wine Grsud trunk nats i D Z
bxs wafer $50 do 20 pi kI s. "a VINE IA
10 brm'tone 30 casks wne 1910 bsks Oh II % empty
bottles order. = = = 49,
LIVERPOOL-P.r ship Hueupnot Carnival sSuos,sa ves
terisY) q cks hardware. p crates ard % bnlee nde
Violet &co4 DO HanBeYvile. HiI &eof3 rndas +
hei &eoS do Lorne & Frots-4 do d II Ho mes53 cks
hard cbnawafe Tyler Davidson eo55 bae and nkzs
mdse Schmidt cG-9 DO Warnaken & Keschbof-l00 ons
coal, D bxs mise VI Barrels b4ie~ AID ndse
Burnside 81 o. do Hsvd & Meyer-2 do de Goer Riff.
Bros do Dixon Leech-6 Dchs Th sky 50 bxs plse,
oks and hardware IA md q bds stes Robh
casks bsrd ware, do eahenv crates do Henderson
GaBel5 cks do, ll9 bds she ron 1856 bars iron, q hxs
tin plate Priest j. emf rks hardware w atefmzu 6Leo
do Brewer &ess-4 Do. bags nails 2 Foiger &co-20
cks and case hardware Pckert Perkins ke0i do Dyd
3 do hard and hOlO~ware g &, GfiDe--3 mdse Ed
Leon4 do. casks hardware r RuddeekA &en-2 do 239
bxs in plate Marsh Raneit8 cks AM bids hardWa
bags nals Hopkins &cotT rndse de Egana-- do
Elder &co-3 do : Aisu-3 do Prehn ega &ro-2 Do G.
Poser eoI5 do DUfouF, " ian- &eo-4 do, ar ekg
WINE, pchs whisky cask hardware, Edgel, NBard &co
IA DO soda ah Hayman Holden do sheahing nils. %
ll4 bas Uu 55 bds sheet ron 25 bayss tin pste
= ara i'ay srauieTE and eask earihenware 4
tsrgnson2 cks hardware denbuTg 6co51 baies mdse
hcDO"eil, Wills &colg pchs whisky. "a chemicals 3t50
bxs ~ ate cTaes eahen and chinawars A eks
aa 10 bas earthen and hoowwars q mdse. order
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b5 Tnr owned IN me anSye sae ana Wa noI
"'Hs99y IN the trade !toosh the so,i,- season; t2s
fsT asF0r shreveport, Grand EcOre and
06D,sAS C a4 f Pa oSSEh vii ee eaS5
EtE & O'Clock, commencing on WEDNESDAY,
p s@ -H6' steamer COrinne, Capt John Graham will
8exana The Cornne beng very light dTaugRt sh"pe
or s 5s 90 o 6Ggs 5 Top delay For freight
aug +. b. Sniff, 81 Maeazne srre ct ~
fis E poir Memph - miro Ali'l9 Point ,Hele's
60 and swim running passenger steamer ANIFiI-
\, CGPt Jese Johnson WI leay; for the above and all
oeoSf Hs NJ For freight Or passage apply on board foot
o' PfCi e r1 PERKINS X 90 Acer,,
OLD = 81 Magazi street:
f=lllIAfs p Weekly Packet GiEN. u Oh TH.FoT YaIao
- City, Sataua, Vlcksburg Warrenton New
TraD1 'To Koaney Halfhez
e'fe PEI [esn4r psIn the above trade on ~ EsDAG
bord loot G goiS r. or or freight or passage apply
Fraiob taken fl, aio. 5000 Se' Il LonE1Pn 81
and al Paaarj9ns on Yazoo River with the privilege Of
-HI..5s tIoH - S-sy OLD
~ - For LOuisyilIe.-The new and swift run.
Ls74=5i-4 nlas splendid passenger steamer LEXING-
szf TN, CI ar Aiather i now in port and will
P. NJ. For ireiiht gassase apply on board, or to
@ The Lexington will take Memphis, Nashville, and
tennessee river freight ol5
z44tE7Ae54=.5i land, Paducah Card KrnGolph Mem
- - t,l,is I,I 10. 81 IL
EirE.bIIT-Cta nv and s,,if, rTn1i, ~, rIa,rs gu
IJNIRHSS 49, " i,aI,,ns pas iset ealqr
tIysv Lea ve + liz above ~ 49, H. - W t.
TIrFSIIAy tis iS,b nj a. : -, 49, - - ~
ar passage ar, iv IN hoard M IN ~ r. W. A' "e'E"'
E7N' PICK TTT PEg EIN-.s & Cn 49,.
o15 " - i-'0 . e7 ,I, w., - Een E. :,
W .'iasaH ne street.
. IT, - Regular 1aZOO River Packet W. A.
LsF4I4-E453s AtOl.bII-FOT LetlOre, Greenwood, Ma
is-szsz2Ezsz ron TGhula, NazoO City and NIckshurg-
we He ght draught and swift running steamer w, 4.
NiOI-EiI apt VIM Gwarney. VIII positively leave for
18th inst at O'Clock M For reiRht or passaga anpiv
SMITH
~ There will be clerk on the LIE, ee Fruay morning to
freight. 0s
&C. 70, ,,,.Ia =, ~
flHrI, p u pPtio"ehs-t "a ,st lLGthi @tIVH-Ihe
ts5at GOous SAFE Gamer ANNA }; J.! hnst9n,
IA Haste WI ~ !e , ,o me n9ve On w Ed bS.
sndngs on the Inute For further in ormaii0D so"l on
board f,Or OF ST I.onis street or 10 Ff' W
J. VI. JOHNSTON x co. 3 Font I,evee street
n. b The ma will take Crosse Thte and Indian VII
Iase tregI Is with privilege Of reshnpIns al PIqGuemne;
The boat and owners not responsible or and carriage and
storage. OILS
~ :. For Mobile via the Riyer-The steamer
.E4t44efE iON NDES. Jr A, John on. master. will
aszzSz2zTz leave on "WEDNESDAY Y, the 18TH inst al
ocock For freight passage apply on board foot OF Gus
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FOR pHJL,ADEJPUIf-
FOREIGN POETS.

Il. FOR LIVERPOOL-T The A / British ship
E4fEA ERIN go BitASH. Cant. Thompson, Will
" have dispatch for the above port. For freight or
G. w. OLIVER, q st Charles 81.
This vessel take heavy freight il appca
tiOn is made, OILS
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Domestic Ports.
NEW YORK, Oct 4-Ard. ship Vicksbufg, Berry. from
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tee for contract to supply the Municipality with ss dnv
the winter. and the Council then adjourned
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- D. Regular Weekly saturday NiCksburg
4fsskk7.E5-' Packet ENIPhKoR-For Eicksbnrg, War
EsSssagrH rentOn, New Carriage, Grand Gulf, Rodney
and Nat heThe magnificent and swift running passenger
steamer EMPEROR, Capt. NJ. w: jerks will positively
Lave for the above and all Intermediate landings SAT
uRDAN, the 18th inst, at O'Clock P, For freight
passage, Apply on board foot OF Canal street, to
b. SMITH, 80 Magazine
a. B-There will be clerk the Levee ready receive
'r7'ght + day morning. OILS
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MOURNING GOODS,

MOURNING GOODS.
A FULL SUPPLY of Mourning Goods consisting in part
~ OF Black Canton Grape, nck Silk Apacas, Black
0Gsen oe Lalnes, Black silk Grenadne, Grape Collars,
sing will please examine my ASSORTMENT previously As have
Pa9 gea etlennn 10 this branch my business,
ola lw w. " a Ebsrtrs. Strae,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY,
Monday Evening" October IA, 1850.
Arrived to-day per Lexington "a Mich Cows ard
Calves.
PRICES: Beef Cattle, 3}{N06c v ID net Hogs, SIG
SIC " net; Sheep, s2 5ODs3 rs ~ head Mich Coaos
s2O0S50 y head CaiDes, IS 509sS 30 head.
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER IS. 1850

First .NuniciDality CouRcR This body met last even.
ing, Recorder Genois the chair nine members present
message received from the Mayor Announcing tina
he had adudIcated the contract for furnishing iron bridges
Mr.. Martin. The contract approved of.
The fol owing important petition from the Presidents of the
Odd Fellows Rest Association, Fremans Charitable As.
ISOLATION, and Others, then read
NEwORLEANs, October 8, 1850
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-15
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


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