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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26
No. 1902.

Resolved, That the Mayer be and is hereby au-
thorized and requested, after having given ten
days notice, in the official paper of this Munich
DER" the contracts for building a brick engine.
house, stable, hose house, trough, etc., for James
Quick Fire Company, No. II, on a lot of ground
on ST. John street. between Julia and Girod streets,
owned by this Municipality and an engine house,
stable hose-house, trough, etc., for Jackson Fire
Company, No. is, on a lot Of ground on Calliope
street, between Apollo street. and Nayades street,
owned by this Municjpality--in accordance with
plan and specifications now on file in the Survey
or's otIice-the work to be done without delay in a
good aud substantial manner, 10 the satisfaction of
the Surveyor and Fire Committee The contract
for each house, etc. to be sold separately-the con-
tractor TO give security in twice the amount of his
contract for the faithful performance Of the work.
Approved Oct. II, 1850. A D. CROs5MAs, Msyor.
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Official,
Ordinances and Resolutions OF Second
Municipality Council.

Resolved, That the Police Committee he instruct
ed to purchase such location az may be found suit
hereby directed to prepare plan for such buildings
may be requisite to he erected on such lot under
the direction Of the Police Committee-the contract
for said bui dngs to be erected TO be sold to the
lowest bidder BY the Mayor, after the usual notice.
Passed Oct, l5 1850. J. n. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Oct II, 1850. A. d. CRUSSMAE, Mayor.
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Real Estate, for division of heirs, on
First Street, Lafayette.

SATURDAY, October 26 at l2 O'clock will be sold at
~ auction at Banks Icade, to close an estate
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with all the improvements
thereon in the bounded By Apollo, Bacchus PhiD
and Erst streets Lafayette Each Lot measures 30 feet ont
First street. BY depth Of O feet between parallel lines
The improvements comprise a two-sory Fame Dwelling
and Kitchen n the rear. The properly requires p4sterng
and glazing, The ground il hi IA aud well located
TermsOne half ca-h balance at 70 and l2 months. credit
for noes bearing cent interest," with mortgage
the properly
Acts Of sale before T. O. Stark Notary Public at the ex
penae OF the purchaser, on5
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=" &c OF THE RHENisH PROVINCE


TIE Rhine is born in the winter storm.
90 non q bed d, snow,
Hes sucked by the avalanche,
Dissolved m summers glow;
He era led on the iron ledge
or tOn7t1uCe'z craggy H.
And rocked to sleep on the rouring steep
OF wild SChaufhausen fall.
WIN such sire what wonder then
Our maids are fair, our sons men
Like proud conoueror advancing.
Iuumphanty he rolls.
The lood, his chariot, and the waves.
tn steeds OF foam. controls.
Before his brow the forests bow
Attendant on his state;
On either hand giant band.
The chained mounttIns wait
Like capt. 6 kings; their ssntineI,
thousand Crested Citadsls.
Johannesburg and RUde,heim,
WItb grape lcsn 'grei hand
A.. ekuZ tEnm their fragrant to0.
ltI5 proud CWrJrarers stand,
The tnb-tn o "a tB1gszui ksels
He tskes vii high dI-7sIn,
Aud borne J,ior= nisrg,aug wheels,
lie sw p" sgI Il to the msla
Such 20 Thy rrawpnE, Father Rhine -
Who dalo 20 504s. such glorious lIne2
The swi,z on thy n,ljva mountains,
Thine r'sf born sEe,
HedHn,' t.y NJ, rec b.bbIins fountains.
iin d,Mas, and hs is iree.
N"a.d aHht tffus al.eT amyler waters.
ita e.uFr ty the p-ra,
II such .r r ir-i cuUOhwg spirit,
L.HF y.ftue guu. % F-raiu.
Us p %. aurg, thy IoIndess waves
Should er be s0i.ei Dy lips oil Eiayes
Slave! who are Slaves ? Bring me my sword
90 Have wenot fought and ble17
Yes! u1lmHhcd, too, 'ERiDEt freedoms foes
b nod our wOlnds Bre red
Ihl -fEde-what dims u 70 the hilt p
Life b.O0d--'js OF tine Frank
We rose and broke their yoke sccurst,
And g1lH0'-that sul.en Clank-
COu 1t be cbans2 Say, hath our aid
In iIeedOn's cause been thus repaid
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House and Lot on Claiborne Street,
RX i. A. RE ARn- Aurttnn.a-

SATURDAY, October 26, at Il o'clock-Wl be sold at
- auction, Banks Arcade
"A certain LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Claibrne, Robertson Jackson and Common .treets Sal
lot being No lS, and to the Common street.
measures 70 feet front Claiborne by depth of 0
iGet between parallel lines, together with twO.stoy
hOOSE frame dwelling OF four rooms, gallery rear
SIDE walks made and paid for.
y er mS-One.thrd cash, balance at and IL month";
credit for notes bearing mortgage on the property
Act of sale before T. o. Stark notary public at the ex
pense of the purchaser. oo5
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of her duties and her station and instead of looking
sadly and hopelessly at her Decline her sons yet to
be born will catch the inspiration OF her watch
word, and exclaim in the darkest hour; " D"an
s,JirO sDerO"
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DIAPER HANGINGs,
GARRETT, RUGS,
OIL CLOTH. MATS
NJ A HHINE- mn A II


JOSEPH ETTER, No. 20 Camp street s now reoeiv
ing his fall stock of goods which he calls the attention of
purchasers His stock is complete, and comprises very rich
CURTAIN STUFFs, fine BohlRette and Muslin CIRTAiNs
Curtain Bands and Pins, (new and splendid patterns Cor
Mes and Rods and every essential for window trimmings
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINcs
ls large and well seeCedembTacing AXminster Tsnestrv
Velvet, brussels, Thee ply and Ingram CARPETS and
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. the latter from "a feet wide NJ
TING white check and fancy also, Alicante do for Offices
t6getheI win able Covers; variety of Doc Mars
RUGs, tnnges, ,Glmps, Mosquito Bars Hair 10th Bed FuT
ntue Mattrasse snrng hair moss Feather Beds fancy
article usually to be found in Upholstery store
The public IS respectfully invited call and eXamirs bs
stock and ne is confident his prices will anpTOyal
n T. Papenhung to order and Upholstery work executed
with dispatch old II
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKs,-We t,ka
~ great pleasure in informing former z5HIEk-
patrons and the public generally that are E3A{gEA
now reestablshed at our old stand, No SO 9EEa5sF ~
Camp street, and are prepared to fill all or
deTs for STATIONERY and BLANK BOIkS I'M a salts.
factory Our stock being entirely new and tbe
largest in the south. we offer complete assortment to those
~ CoRsoN ARMSTRONG, stationsr.,
0lO ON 81 Camp street.
| SSTATIONERY - CORSON & ARMSTRONG; "a
- Camp street, respectfully cali the attention of those wish
| ing good and seryiceable STATIONERY and BL INK
BOOKS TO their large, complete and entirely stock
which they offer reasonable terms Their BINDFRY
and PRINTING OFFICE being located in the same build
ing they enabled to give their special attention all
orders in their ne.,.To our stock of PAPERS SAX
| especial reference.
C0RsON 81 ARMSTRONG, stationer,
] olV bm - Camp street,
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hle ant. .ParlOr. Furniture Curtains :. . etc
UithOut ReserUe,
BY j, A, BEARD, AucfTOneer

MONDAY, October 49, al II o'clock-wh be sold at the Resi-
N1 Jence 1876 BOuTb0
lag family having left The city, N
splendid lot Pror Furniture Brussels Carpets Elegant Cur
tains and Ornaments French Bedsteads,
Terms Cash o7s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26
No. 1898.

Re'olUed, That permission is hereby granted to
the following persons to emancpate their slaves,
herein namsd and that said slaves be permitted TO
remain IN the State, upon their respective owners
giving the usual bond and security, to the satisfac-
tion of the Recorder, viz:
James P. Freret, his slave John Bull, alias John
CraIg, a creole muIatto, aged about % years.
David E. Twlggs, his slave Susan, a mulattress,
aged about 81 years, and her children, Clara Eliza.
beth and Charles David
Passed Oct Is, 1850. ]. II. CALDWELL President
Approved Oct. II, 1885, A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26
Valuable Building Lots in Lafayette,
RnOUH as the .Hche1R Square, 10 close the Estate,
80. Without reserve.


SATURDAY, October 26, at IL oclock-Wl be sold at
~ auction, at Banks Arcade, to close estate
The following desirable property, well located for budng
purposes in the bounded BY Washington, Fourth
Fulton andChippewa srests, NINE LOTS OF GROUND,
being lots B. 4 Z Is, H. Is and 49, in said square
plan BY Benl Buson, surveyor dated March 26, ls49 and
2 90 and measure each 81 feet font Washngt
street, by depth OF 100 feet between parallel lines the
and sidewalks fronting said lots paved and paid
Lots 10 H. IL and 10 front Fourth and each
81 feet inches 'front.' by depth of 100 feet lot No 10
proved.
Terms One fifth cash balance at 6, IL, IS and "a
months credit for notes bearing the properly
with cent. interest from date maturity
and not paid when due bear interest the rate per
cent annum unt paid Plan Of the property exhibited
at the office Of the auctOneer. Banks Arcade
Acts Of sale before John Clsborne notary public at the
CYL MI thn mn. .La.Ar -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26
No OQQh-

Resolusd, That the terms upon which the erec-
ton Of the School Houses, in the First and Fourth
Wards, have been adjudicated, meet with the ful
concurrence Of the Council, and that the necessary
s'Tps hs taken to complete the contract.
Iassed Oct 10, 1850. J. II. CALDWELL, President.
approved Oct II, 1850, A. d. CROSSMAN. Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26
No. 1894.

RESOLVED, That the Surveyor bs instructed to
have Pump erected without delay, at the corner
of Apollo and Clio streets, and that The Pump be
placed under the charge Of the COmomissary of the
Fourth Ward, 10 see that said privilege is not
abused.
Passed Oet15, 1850. J. Fl, CALDWELL, President.
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o, the pride Of the German heart is this noble
river BY heavens, if 1 were German, would
be proud Of too and Of the clustering grapes that
hang about its temples, as it reels onward through
vineyards IN triumphrI march like Bacchus,
crowned AMI drunken. [Lonsieow's Hyperion
a. s,r 90 rrII,, ,,I,T,,-,--,- -, -,I-r,-r,g
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26
AUCTION SALES.
By j. A. BEARD
Two-stOry Dwelling on Magazine street,
one door from POeyfarre street.
BY J. A. BEARD, Auctloneer.

BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY. October 26, at IL o'cock-Will be sold
- at auction at Banks Arcade, to effect settlement Of
concern
"A certain LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Magazine, Camp, DUpane and Poeyare Streets together
with all the improvements thereon. Sad Lot q
feet front Magazine street, by depth Of 100 feet The
improvements comprise comfortable fam residence
story Frame with all the conyenenee suitable for
tane family and well located for business being stu
aed one lot from the of POeyarrs Possession
of the property to be given the 1st November
Jerms-One third cash balance at and credit for
notes bearing cent interest from dste maturity with
mortgage the property The dwelling insured for
the of the credit payment and the policy transferred
to the vendor until the credit notes paid.
Act Of sale before T. .. Stark, Notary Publc at the
penIe of the purchaser. o25
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DIrect importation.

Il
P. LARD, 81 ROYAL strset
f The subscriber having Just Europe enabled
to offer to bis friends ard the public full complete
OF Goods bis line rtei By hns II om the Nsnuctorss of
Europe with the and attention, among which will be
following
hARBLEOsserstsrs Fsutsus Csnopisa Ts,saTstes Mar-
qui'ss, Cunsoes Jsr!nisrs,
CURTAIN sTUFFs-Of srery varsity and quality comprising
very rIch and srlendd patterns.
PORCELAlNE DE sEYR .sCryau1 vtniss etc. including
variety Of goods both Of fsney Papsr Machs,
B0UIs stautss Psndues ysne OnamentI vass Services
for he Tab lnculng Breakfast Dnnr Ts4 set
Bottles f rFsal Glass snd Tariegsfsd
LAMPS-Oi daa.rpon both sotEs and Por3sIans
aad beautiful article which Lamp
Vase.
TAPEsTRYA full and complete splsndd
patterns
BALLS AND s0IaEEsErsry variety Of mentS, ineaapx
LustFes Cendelabra, Ornamental CLna, Groups Of Figures
Flower Vases, Flower Baskets, ee.
The above gOodl rscesd Brunswick Msgnss and
Beatrice from Havre. public
his stock of noTeeI which be ring the ssonsbls
terms oal Il
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BY VINCENT & Co.
SHIPPING.

SIl11 L 11NOs
DOMESTIC POh s.
-szz. FOR NEW YORK, VIA HAVANA
<gSsREsa United States Mail steafnship Company..Tht
NEW a1d mag2cs9 @ svs steamship
@ % head 81 os9h o % at rsS o'osE NJ from
for the comfort of passengers are the liberal
In her spacious saloons and well ventilated cabins and
Ar experienced Surgeon accompanies this vessel ant
-. RATES OF PASSAGE.
standee berth, forward .aoon 81
~ S'eerage BERTH with beds, separate mess. 25
70 Hayana-Staeroom berth, saloon. 35
Passengers Tor Havana must procure passports from
Passengers for New York to be transferred to the magn
" No passage secured until paid for.
All passage tickets orders tn receive freight musi
be procured 9R Is FITS 2 hi Co.,
.@sA ca ARLEs TON ANII ii ! a 4
SAlhhaa Packet = United States Mail Line Jetsecn
e sstTbe sna Gaa .seamRp SS Uap Ro %
Isl 3 S 70 ~ krsi9RF aSneS M
Tor ChaFeson-sh and s4d Of each month"; leaving Charles
ton for Havana on the lst ard 18th
rr.... - ,,,--, RATEs or PASSAGE;
jaYana TO Gharleston or Savannah
For further particulars, apply to
e. j. HART co. 70 TSSBogRR@uss S & 4 4 \, o5esn,.
Fsssensers leaving Havana by h sS can Io tsso
w On and De P ss 3 a6 R u e s the 3 sa ID RS9 sSs
Steamship to those ports. dc 2aw
- FOR PHILADELPHIA = To sail on WED.
SAk NSSDAY, Both insant.-The superior fast sailing
Jacob Ta % pSsve 9sSi ss a aboS U SB
passage having fine accommodations, apply to the Captain
JOHN w. ANDREWS & co. 95 Common st.
Agent in Philadelphia E. LINCOLN s. Co. OBS
Ia FOR BOSTON-The fine fast sailing coppeTed
SssSsN and copper. fastened bark ROMAN, Capt Harris
having portion OF her cargo engaged, will leave
iOr the above port on the lst For freight apply
bAREi.II & co, 81 Common st.
OF Or to FOSDICK y BRO, 81 Camp st.
a4 FOR BOsTON-The fine ship LUCY, Captain
A&A Davis, will have dispatch above. For freight or
Municipality. or to
]. W. ANDREWS & co. 95 Common st,
OIL or WIN. J. DEWEY, 81 Gravier street.
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Furniture .......... Furniture. Furniture
BY SYKES. HYDE & co.
By VIM. P. SCOTT.

Fine English Engrayings; two cases Books. etc.
By NM. p. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.
~ - At the old .7uctiOn Mart, 81 Camp street.
Ca CHDAf OctODtr IS. at II UCJCEHIi he without
- rsssrvsA lot Of VARIABLE English EngrHy
hseeneous Books all and well bound very dssrab
Terms cash. o.5
Household Furniture, at No. 226 Julia street.
BY VIM. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY October 30, hsfpas; 10 OeOck-W lie sold
W al auction without
he entire FURElTURE contained dwelling situated
above Sale positive Terms cash. og4
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AUCTION SALES.
BY SYKES, HYDE & Go.

By SYKES, HYDE & Co.
Dry Goods. .........DrY Goods. Dry Goods
Port WardeHs' Sale.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
SATURDAY, October &c. at 10 o'cockWi be auction
~ by order and under the inspection Of the Port Wrdens
count Of whom II may
90 and bales DRY GOODS, consisting Blankets Cloths
ns Tcks, Stripes sanets Handkerchief shsSs lndy
other articles saved
on steamer General Worth, landed at this port.
Terms cafh n23
Furniture. Furniture.......... Furniture
By SYKES, HYDE 81 co,
MONDAY October IS 10 ocock-Wi be sold at auction
w AZ the d~e,ine No $50 Camp sra in GasquslI Row
door below JJheTh rect
Toe FURNITURE IN dwelling consisting OLA large
and valuable BeleFtion Of adapted
Among them Marble Top Sid bplTi Brusgelz rrets
two large French Mirrors RHsa Carpes srery
ttlga and COr Lace CIans, Chenille Rugs Solar Lamps
Aahogapy Chairs sosg Armors Dining Tea Card
Tables Cottage Chairs Mahogany Dressing
resus, Toilet Tables Stands Candeabraz, Mirrors
and Book Case Ouomaus BdIeds and Bedd ng Hair
Mattresses Creeksry and Glassware, ETC.
FORTE o23
Furniture Furniture. Furniture
BY SYKES, HYDE g. co.
TUESDAY October 2s, at II ocock-Wt be sold dwelling
l. NO. l59 Julia street. called Julia street Row
the FUhNlTURE said dwelling, consisting Of part,
Sofas, Sieboard Mirrors Carpets Card Centre and Dressing
Tables Extension Dining Tables, Armoirs Mahogany Beiad
ape do Mahogany end Maple Chairs Solar Lamps Curtains
Mantel Ornaments Dressing BeAns Toilet Tables Crockry
Glassware Cooking Stove Kitchen and snndry
One splendid PLANO FORTE.
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FANCY GOODS.



NO II CAMP STREET. offers desieTl large and freln
~ stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS embracing
foreign and American.
Some Of the leading articles named below
MOOLEN GOODS, Embracing fine medium and low
boaoths and Csssimerss blue fancy
Jeaus all co0rs all Wool and Union FIanns qualities and
colors all Wool and half Wool Printed Cashmeres
Wool Sbawls Of kinds Northern and
hseya real Kentucky and Georgia Wool Piaids
clothes white all Negro Ban-
ket weighing hf Saddle Blankets fine
Lrh Blankets
CUETON GOODS. Brown and bleached Sheengs and
and width from yards wide Cotton Osnab1rss,
Ppaar oTands North and PRINTED Caaoes
mem o AsFean English and French; colo ed Cotton Goods
eotaeng DhsckA Plalis, strpe Tickngs
variety Cotton Hosiery Goods full assortment zhanls
great variety OF SngHh Fren Cambr1e Jaco-
Muslin, &c. F 1' -
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS Plain. stdped. Plaid
NfteTel fldaE
and Vevets HanikechiefI for iads. and gensu;
sk aud saFn Eest1Es; Bonnet Cap Neck Ribbons
al and Taheta
ts aId coorE Mhar Lustres Canton Coh Bonnbanes
LINEN GOODS. Dress Linens in whole and deui peces.
BED Linens ze LinsAI and Tows!s Linen Handkstchiefs,
and fine,
" With many othrr articles usu, line Of busn..s oil
DRY GOODS BY THE PACkAGB,
~. BFOEtsgP1' Smith.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iel4 NO. SO GRAvIER STREET. 1y
THOMAS ATKINS,
MATRASS MAKER AND UPHOT1STERER, No.
1v1 256 BieluiLie street, :, BEISr EAiIS and COTS
OF a. descriptions; Hair and Moss MATTRESSES, whole
sale and retail ES- SHIPs and STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS
supplied on the most reasonable mhI2 IF
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WhNNKFkKD T9 FRrG sSJdt 81 fSGS
O93 1w WILLIAM j. DEWEY. 81 Gravier street
YATANTEU TO CHARTEH-A SCHOONER, Of
w the capacity of ZOO barels-drawing "a to 55S ST
81 it G1f & j HYafT HXRT Co, 70 Toboupoulns ST. s
a. FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
Sfh[ The Bark ROMAN, being now unonded, can be
OF will take freight for the North or for Europe.
sl2 Apply BARELLl N 90. 81 Common st.
xzp FOR FREIGHT or CHAhTKR-An A No.
SsAA l schooner, carrying 700 bbs would take freight
ss for any of the Guit ports or West India islands
"a SuS9 s9''''''' apply u BARELIL & 60. Fl Common st.
-. VEssEL yYANTED-One of about I5O tons, with
SEA good accommodations to take passengers and freight
iya7 VI, DEWEY, 81 Grnvfer st.
81 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTEt-A fine
&sE& cOppered brig about two hundred tons burthen
sAAAs and well found for For apply to
myS J. w. ANDREWS Il co. 81 Common st.
DLAsTER-5OO bbs. WothenpOOa's calcned Plaster
: oil f15i'' & '0' 'tjS 16BN IN o,l4s Common st.
ROLOGNA sAUsAGBs, MACARONT AND
ton and Tor ale by BAREILI y co. 81 Common st.
nUFFIELD's HAMs-2OO tlerces Dufisd's Hams, in
R. N. MoALPIN. 7 Canal street Row.
ol4 and 70 Common street.
EIRE BRICKs-lOO,OOO English Fire BTicks, landing
ol9 - GSYMAN & HOLDEN. a8 Magazine st.
{ ftRANBERHIEs-la lanllne ex ship Shirley, and To-
- sale by oil CHAS. STpUGHTON, % Camp st.
OsIN9O0 barrels Of various qualities For sale bV
AE o2 HAE@AN g. HOLDEN. ss MsRsans st.
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EW ORLEANS BNIi&RANT d REMITTANCE

~ 81 II III
NHE undersigned his old established Office continues tn
= accommodate dssirous remtng money TO theiJ
friends In England Ireland Scotland with Sterling Sight
Drafts payable in any pOstawn in the above named King
d ms and in So so suit He ALSO usual continues haV
ing passengers brought from Liverpool to this CITY on good
ships and reasonable teyms Parties living al distance by
addressing letter (pospad) to the undersigned will be
- (mpty attended 10. JOHN T0OIE,
slE I'm J5 Rank place
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ENOR s NLF-The fine new A 4 nra yary f,.t ssiJrpe
il,vs5 b3rS ~ GtrsEY. III She !. ban new, having just
arrived on her rst nassage; built of the be &
Materials rsg's 2O ions, but g54 and Aa
WI cA'Ty about GOO barrels. Tbs vessel is fitted
ana Is well onnd IN sails Iigging aad every
com ete and superior vessel She be seen al Cont
For terms anply to
M s. .CHARLOCK, "a St. Michael st. Mobile.
GA or VIM. J. DEWEY, q SFsyisT street., N. Orsaas
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ENnR ALE-A well EstaGll-hed q u FEE
l. ROUSE, situated on the west uomer of VtctoTy fssN
and tSsmps Iysees street. opposite the PontGhaf ,sa
aln hA ruad Depot with iEae of Fonr wears and ILL
the EHg.egE OF i've For particulars n1uire al
the Coffee HOUSE. or Of the Collector of the Port Market
Thri Municipality. o93 Tvs
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-3SasA &. WIckbam's LiRe-The copperad snd copper
s1IH@zas fastened clipper brig MAJOR EAsTLAND,
John o. HunsGble, master, will sail with dispatch above
Her first cabin all in state and the second cabin
arranged expressly the comfort OF passengers To those
desrOu of trying this new route to California this presents
atsvqrabe opportunity, the Brig having heretofore been
entirely employed in the passenger trade, and the swest
sasr out of this For freight passage information
respecting the route, apply as below TO
r. M. HARRISON 81 co, IA Gravier ct.
au6 D, WICKHAM, 80 Common ct