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REAUMONT'S PATENT STARCH POL
- lSH-Pqtcntcd July IS. ls5O-The subscribers would
respectfully inform the public that they have the satisfaction
o. offering them an article which will give BEAUTIFUL
GLOSS and SMOOTH SURFACE to Linens Cambhcs,
Collars, shirt BosOms, and all kinds of Prints etc. II CON
ns ottng injurious, and prevents dust from sticking
mOspheTe perspraon. The Bile have long since fell the
necessity of such article, and in this their expectations will
be fully realized. No competition feared after an impartial
trial as this superior thing else before used
- Nc family should be without it.
The public are cautioned against spurious article m
taon as the genuine has the signature Of the Paenee
the wrapper of each cake.
PRCE-l25 per cake with full directions. One cake
VIII be sufficient for twenty thirty dozen clothes.
ALso-MORRIS' FRENCH LIQUID BLUEING.-
This and original invention admirably adapted for
ing that Blue Tint to Linen, Muslin etc which neltrazes
the yellow tnge they would otherwise retain after wsshing
and without which the peculiar wtenes indispensable
could not be attained II is also perfectly harmless and
tans no Ingredient that the least injurious the deli
cate fabric.
This Liquid, trial, viii be found to be purer cheaper
more beautiful and IN TO be depended
upon than either the Indigo Fig Blue formerly used by
Laundres and families OF this and other countries.
PRIcE--ls5s cents per bottle.
~ To be obtained at wholesale and retail from c. ASH
MEAD y co. No. Exchange Place, DUncan's Buildings
between Customhouse and Bienvle streets. Also tom
JOSEPH HUFTN, 10 Camp st.
Jq9l received and or sale above, fresh stock Of
DR.. Bl.Ak ElS AROMA TiC RTTTERS.
DR.. HUTCHlNGS' DYSPEPSIA BTTTERSl
-, DR. HlBB ARDS WILD CHERRY do,
Country Merchants and Others requested to call before
purchasing elsewhere. an I'm os
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETs.
CRESCENT OFFTcK,
Saturday Morning, December 81, 1856.


The past week has not been period Of much activity in
our market generally and IL win perceived that Cotton
has fallen off fully halt per pound since the
counts from Europe. good business has been done in
Flour and prices have been pretty well sustained Provisions
IL all kinds quite firm, though the transactions are light
No material alteration has occurred in TobsccO. or Sugar
though bIolasses is rather lower.
Cott0nOur last report left the market depressed by the
Amecas though unsettled for ascertain the
precise extent ofthe decline On Saturday, factors
about D cent and the sales that and the two follow
ing business days reached $500 bales this reduction On
Wednesday buyers forward pretty freely and 5000 bales
changed hands, at about previous rates Thursday being
hoyday only 1850 bales were disposed Of and yesterday the
Afcas being hourly looked for, and the weather I'M
favorable, the sales reached only 1000 baes making total
for The week OF 19 500 bales taken mostly for England
France and the continent of Europe We reduce figures
Il cent, remarking that the market closed firmly
yesterday The receipts at this port since the rst of
September are Sal 557 bales against S29 1856 to same date
ast year bot at al the United States ports there is de-
crease OF 5s.s17 bales
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gTe2sSSGase Medtcsne Warehouse
No. ISL Charities st. New Orleans,

1 WRIGHT u co. having resolved to stand unrfyaed in
department of their bushes have agreed with the
pToPrstoI' and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
santy supplied with fresh and ample assortment at ftes
far below the usual market prices By this they
are enabled 10 offer TOT the inspection of purchasers the most
extensive assortment which be found in or any other
city, Having had many years experience in the purchase
and sale OF Patent Medicines they have acquired faciles
Tor conducting s particular department. on The most liberal
exceedingly low that the purchaser cannot fan to realize
handsome centage his investment either at WhOiasas
or Retda. AT their establishment may be found ia
assortmentof ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES
The following List comprises part of their assortment and
can be furnished TO dealers, in most from twenty
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
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II Cook. : ' poaes oV 'ohs nay, ~ do bran w
owner board. sVt > uVas' AHoV DDS n0ut
WIN GilEoISMATTPsr s. boats 1895 bbs ou 20 bb
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.
TALBOTYPB IYA5O.
TYPE GALLERY.

NTAGr IRE 4 HARRINGTON having purchased from
~ A = efs ss Of w Talbot the patent right for The
Aabs Flo da Georgia and Texas beg leave to csI IN
attent OF le public to their gallery of specimens il th
new de- lament Of Photography.
me Iabotype Is taken upon paper ivory, glass metal
and variety OF other aubataEces, the first possessing M
decided advantages OF BnsismDty by mail can NJ
preserved in a portfolio - ' "
The Taboype s emnsatsy susceptible of cooring 30 that
the picture can be finished any degree desired by The sitter
every VaTety OF texture and of the dTapery and cn
pexon color of the eyes and hair be faithfully deGn
effect mole OF the right cheek, appears upop
the right cheek ' NP'i
The Tabotype can be duplicated to any extent itbou
The additional trouble Of another sitting After the first
impression IS TAKEN copies be furnished at any futne
tune unon simple application by letter or otherwise
N B,-M. " H. being furnished with every laciv for tho
prosecution OF this superior ready dispose Of rights
ioT tne SIates SPECIFIED with thorough in structions
DAGuERREOTYPESt they profess to take quicker and
guaranty perfect Likeness of child of six months in one
second. or no charge. lmhl til No. CAMP Street
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JOHN CALHOUN. Secretary Secretary o


a TTENDU, Qu'un acte Gle fAssemblGe Gene
Tale de PEtat de la Louisiana intulte Ace relat
la vile de Ia NouyeeO Orleans apprOuy0 lie IL Mars 1850
pOqrvoit avant que lie COne aucune des municipalities
pusse xer ct dtcder lie des
sees sera fat des Civilizations monrant les ditrens items
de dtpense conenant Outre lie n6cessae pour
eouTane pGTes urbanes ruraes esquees
evauaons serOnt pubees Angais Francois dams e
journal oce de 10 de kuncpalt pendant mOns rente
Jonrs ayant la reunion dams aquee Conse devTa xe
decider lie mOntant DIES qui seront assess1es.
Et attendu que, lie Consel de cette Muncpaltt pa6
Novembe 1850, resolution dGclaant urbanes Oues
les ltnltes de la de Municipalitt;
En- CONSEQUENCE, nous pubhOns 'tyanaon suivants,
conormt les provisions de acte du IS Mars 1850
une resolution du Conse adop5 ceour avis est donnt
par n Prsene que, trente lours nIs Ia premiere pubc-
non de de VALUATION, lie Consei deYra pOc5der er
decider lie montan des prtGver tabeauS
sessement pour 1850:
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FOREIGN PORTS
The Mexican Mail Lime of steamsbips
bet. New 0rIenns and Nes.. l.rIz.

The Mexican Mail Lime of Steamships
bet New Orleans and Vera Cruz.
sass8 IN pursuance OF the contract made with The
sSIlkLKH Mexican Government by Col A. g. Ramsey
- for the transportation Of the Mexican Ocean
Mails, the steamship ALA HAAIA, R. W Foster com
nan11eT, VII run between the cities Of NEW ORLEANS
and VERA CRUZ follows:
The Alabama will leave Orleans Dec, TO- errvs uz De-,
Vera Cruz Dec. ~, N.OrIs Jtn.
y Orleans Jan. S, ..V.CruE - Il, 9
Vera ruz jan. 10, ''N.Ofs JaJ. 20
= y, Orleans Jan. Y.lsruz lay ~
Vera Cruz Feb. S, N.(jfis req. 81
Alter which date arrangement will be made, of which
due notice will be given.
N0TE-CaIiOnia passengers informed that by taking
the Daily Mail Stages from Vera Cruz the City Of Mex
Xo and from thence horseback they reach Acapulco
on the Pacific in ten days travel, through thcky settled
county The price of passage in the Mail Stages TO Mexico
$50 and from thence s5 to the Pacific. By taking pas
sage In the line of Wagons from Vera Cruz Mexico the
pe OF passage through to Aeapuleo does exceed s55
and the time fifteen days By this route California travellers
are spared half the distance OF the sea voyage on
the ATLANTIC and Pacific Oceans and the whole cost Of pas
s9ge from NewOTeans San Francisco will exceed 5
For passage, apply TO G. J. MEEKER & co
do I'm 66 Poydras strest
E44 FOR LlNERPOOL4-The Al fast sailing Amer
Sll.1 can ship hlbDONiAk, Capt Rich, will have i'm
asz1 mediate dispatch for the above port For baiancg
OF freight, apply TO G. w OLIVER,
dIe % st. Charles street.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
TgF nAYs THAT ARE GONE.

Br ALyRED TKsNYsoN.
reara, idle tears know not what they mean;
Teau from the depth Of some divine despair
Rise n the heart. aud gather to the eyes,
N booking on the happy Autumn fields,
And thinking Of the days that are no more.
FscA as the first beam elltiefng on sail,
That hfipEE nuf friends mp from the underworld,
Sad ~ the last which reddens over one
That Nnks with all we love below the verge;
So sad, 20 fresh the days that are
All, sad and strange as In dark Semmer dawns
The earliest pipe OF half awakened birds
To dying ears, when unto dying eyes
The easement slowly grows glielmerng square;
So nd so strange, the days that are no more.
Dear as remembered kisses after death,
And sweet as those By hopeless fancy feignd
GA lips that are for Others; deep as love,
Deep as first love. and wild with all regret;
. Deaah 10 Life. the days that are no morel
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List of vessels in Port Not Cleared.
china.

eta the Fret Municipality (lssgnNted tbs ss
q al SAs e esfafnsnes At tho RsIszt ant
IN tl se.epd l the RES. Stamosa
mEi No being EagbsEt Landing In the Third NAL rs s
Frrrv-
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MES TIC POR rs.

~erEs FOR NEW YORK Direct--To sail on
<stfEI8A SATURDAY, January 4, at 9o'eloek A. M
- The and splendid steamship MARTIN
HOFFMAN, Smith, master, wall leave as above punotu
ally, from the Steamship Landing at foot of Grod street
For freight passage, having splendid accommodations for
CABIN or Storage passengers, apply 10
dsl R. M. HARRISON 81 co. " Poydfas st.
zFFzs CHARLESTON AND HAVANA
$hfAGKA Packet = United States Mail Line Bstpeen
.-e---s1 Charleston and Hacdaa, via SaudnRGh and
neg mest-The splendid steamship iSABhi., Capt. Rol
ms HUI tons burthen has resumed her regular ps from
"a 81 RLESFQH q, q TO- HAVANA, leaving Havans
ton for Havana on the LIST and 18th.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston Savannah, SlA
For further particulars, apply to $500 -
NJ. G. MORDECAt, Charleston. or to
II. }. HART co. 70 Tehoupioulas st, n Orleans
aS s5L.e q y Hava nS, DRAKE BROS Il co.
n ~ Passengers leaving Havana by this ship can reach
6almcre on the Fff Day BY taking the Land Route and
Steamship to those ports. al gay
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fOh "a LE--Two good House Servants one a
hoass Servant, both fully gnaFantied ei'N
q rthk FAMILY CARRIAGE, nearly new in gned nylor
time. s .'D = iA--peeh N use Dnl Asaofi
variety of other plants - " 'aiious l~ea' ana aefea
STORE FOR RERr-The fine sore NJ, an IN. .,...
so9u stand Tor any retail business 49, - sumo s'iee's g
r Oh hEN1-A country resdenoe abont ,y, ,,,;.. a.
.ne es Apply at q Nachez ST. ~ sinisH Ia an 6oh
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N n q
LaI D 3:1IS III r

EN0hMkhIIN at the corner of Camp and Poydras street,
~ desires respectfully to inform the public that he has es
tqblshed himself at the Corner Of Coa street and ET-
ehdRge Fdee, where all orders in his line will be executed
~. r. Brands, Stamps and Stencil Plates Cut; Gnn
Mounting; and Jewerv neatly Engraved on the shortest no
uee' O3 3m+
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
1.lrr4Dpz 80 .--IoTurrunr aoo " .n Time a


Cleared Yesterday.
So ship Yues. Boies, Barcelona RM Castillo
Ship Huutresa, Lambert, HavTe, II v Baxter
Bark Rainbow, Lombard baltimore, w Sianton SEQ
Brig Lucy Watts. Watts Newly ork, P Beck
81 brig Captain Mackinloah. Liverpool Gney Lowell
~ scnf ClYues SAWYER, Nassau, N I, Avet
Sch, Edward Bamards Saunders, Apaachicoa and Tampa
Sch Oregon, Trsni.. TAmpeo sS %siSa g
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GROCERIES. ETC.

a. T. COCHRAN q CO.,
-, $3.50. d. !, - Ic60ltpSt31las Street,
~ rect Importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, VINES, etc,
have always hand: '''
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-5O0 bushels genu.
inc, imported direct from Charleston;
ElGS-igg0 drums new Smyrna, superior Elenle:
RAtSlMS-ln quantities to suit purchasers;
AIMON DS-3l0 baea and bags Soft Shelled Almonds,
SHEiILEp ALMQNDS-909b boxes, in fine order;
bags and barrelE;
PEPPER, RACE GINGER. ete.--4OO baes;
STARCH-Agenoy of Heth, Floyd & Co:
0t.lhE QIl509 baskets pnts and quarts s'Plagnol;''
SESVV holes, halves, thirds and Quarter boxes:
WINESMnscat, Claret, ETC., in boxes; MalaEa sweat
a1d dsy; Port Wine, various qualities, ETC.;
BMAMDlES-VariOu qualities;
" IIER-Alsgayg on hand, supply best st. Louis;
ORANGES and LEMONS-Of direct inpnrtptio1 and
al kinds of Foreign Fruits, ETC.;
PkuNES--In lars and fancy boxes;
C1TkONS--3lO boxes superior GENOA (itsgnhi
+ CHAMPAIGN IG--l09 huskets:
BRANDY GHERRl ES-900 casss fresh. landing.
tsenOa, landing; ~
t1kECRACKERS-S00 boxes first quality No |:
JYtDERAgeEey of the celebrated Sc a n1erican CbrYg
va Powder Company guaranteed superior to nuy
Powder manufactured IdiT 3dDl oil
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ExpoSd du Dafoit PROBABLE pour1s5O:

EXPOSE des ecettes Probablespour
N9yembTe ct Decembre 1850.
Cafes, Marchands etc I,5OO 90
DrOits De LevGe =. $4,000 90
Taxes Antrees 10000 90
MARCHES pourle Loyer 1850 10000 0O-slO6 500 90
Montant pOurvor par la Taxation sI05, sos 81
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51mueI TraIn.s.PUInl
Sirena ....,,-.4 3,unl
sunny Eye ."..P0inI
l legtaph, IA
Warren. ..,....Pnit
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HARDWARE AND MON sToREs.

AA~AASD w AIM ANO AASON STORES,
f Asi 81 ~ q p GGhf IM s15s:s 8
Hhss p b JONI Rnsf asspRtI FoH GTT
5ERy, Iron, Tin PLATES, ETC. thank their friends for
and their prompt attention to ali orders sceive Viii they
hope secure to them eontnpanee of tier avors BY ami
receiving fresh supplies caTeayst eoted Of every ling IL
Shs ne ana can confidently invite the attention Of
following is part; ''
English Bar ron, round square and iat-7OO tons;
Best Gable Iron, round square and Aat-l00 tons;
es, Ton round square and lat-lOO tons;
best Tennessee Iron, round square and ntaOO tons;
Es ss5 d. d. SGsG p sislesl tons IONS.
Best doc plough moulds-lO tons;
Best swedss gIoqgh pates--l5 tons:
BEazieTs k9Is, SI5 and = inch rapnd-5OO bundles:
0heto 5 Mn bgnS, American ana Tennessee, from 10
Hoop IRON from y 70 AZ ino.essoO bundles:
Round Iron, from 4 to 2Ja inehes-2OO bundles;
Cut Nails celebrated Weymouth and other good brands
Pressed spikes-sOO kegs;
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Ra2ors, etc.;
Tin Plates, best Charcoal brands--tO0 boxes;
esszien s SSopper fem 10 e l99 q sse 4. 6SO &
Axes genuine Golins,s, Hunts, etc,-25O boxes;
a9% Gosn %oo and and f aOe S
SsisR5 S4 s' "a F NM 5. S'I
OK, Trace, Log, Halter and Coil Chains;
Coop S 500 Tool ~ rnas s1sS Tools;
American and English Locks;
Hooks and Plate Hinges;
Butt and Parliament Hinges;
Window Fasteners of every description;
Hoes of every description and pattern;
CrOsseat, Pit and Mill Saws;
POughs of Kings, Halls and other good brands;
Hollow Ware and Castings-l50 tons;
Jared and Manila Repeal sizes;
Qakum, Marine, Houseine, etc.;
Sperm, Linseed, Lard and White Oil;
Atlantic pure White Lead;
brooklyn Nos and Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints; Verdigrs;
Paris and Chrome Green;
kreneh Pots. from to 50 pints;
VII and Grndstones
- sheet, Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe, ETC. ETC.
III Icy are also the only Agents in New Orleans OF
dli1l4MAN, NANlEER 4 co. IS celebrated TFSNys
ssE HON ana Of the HuMPHREYVILLE COPPER
oOhrAN =. s2l ON 2aw
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ANDREW J, AULT, sAM'L o. SEYMOUR.
AULT s. MoUR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CsROCERS A
Nos. 242 and 214 Za1oupttougas street, Nee Or1zs
X EEP constantly op hand good supply of every
= article in the GROCERY LINE, such rs FLOUR
BACON, BUTTER, LARD, COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR
MOLAssES, FISH, ETC. etc. in large small quantities.
y sult purchaseis. fy6 L.
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RATES OF PASSAGE:



esr,ssb For CALIFORNIA, via the IsTHNIUs
4HilsEEA OF TEHUANTEPEC. The pioneer OF this
a-@ai.9a route, the first class and tavOre ST. ans hip
ALABAMA, R. w Foster. commander, will leave the
wharftOOt of Grod st., for COATZACOALCOS RIVER,
touching atNeraCuz, the 10th December her first trip
on the 9TH January for her second "trip, the 18th January
lS5l for her third trip, and subsequently, intervals OF
miles Her stoppage at Vera Cruz will be only few hours
The travel to San Francisco is shortened nearly a00 miles
The cost Is greatly reduced will be observed by reference
10 the rates at foot The country to be aversed is healthy,
aud the facilities travel considered abundant TheToa
Ope Mules and horses be obtained. There are towns
and commodous oppages and the whole distance be
made in about thirty six hours Confirmation of this be
easily procured previous TO engagement by parties desous
to adventure No established arrangement of travel has yet
been made by the Tehuanepse Company of NewOrleans
who propose 10 give their Immediate attention tO but
while they afford the opportunity, that the public should be-
come practically acquainted with route Of communication
which will very soon become the great highway.
RATES OF PAssAGE:
n dioon sou w
IN Lower CaOln 90 W
Freight s. cents per cubic foot ~ $50 pounds baggage
allowed each passenger.
GY Passengers will have provide themselves with pass
ports from the Mexican Consul
dill q. j. MEEKER 81 co. Sc Poydras st.
LIZ PASSAGE FOR SAN FRANCIsCO-Regu.
AETE lar LING Of California Plckets-The fne new
EaA and very fast sailing bark Gypsy, Capt George j.
sng having all her cargo board, will sail as above in
few days This vessel has superior accommodations for cabin
and stesage Passengers few be asen, if early
Vs orto WILLIAM j. DEWEY, IS Graver ST.,
or ]. P. WHITNEY 4 co. 81 Camp st.
~ WANTED-A vessel to succeed the Gypsy apply as
above. dig
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STEAMBOATS,.

n1z FOR Mobile = DAILY -
e. 4 S ss,s5 Ssif Isw L 5;.ls-s
PAGss 9EG9NG GSspSn r. and aS i he
MA. Captain c. l.. Reynolds, having been built expressly
Ca6ins al IN ste.rocnsy Of the above stsaners viii
leaVs the Pontchaaia Rroaa DAILY on the srTive al
the LIKE O tbs O'Clock r. NJ cas-and the way letter bag
Save. the othee d ae Agents at O'Clock p N. For
jsns4iy III K GEDBEs ss' AssSs. 10 Bank Place.
FAX For Mogile--Csnql Line Of Lake Steamers
via Bsg s.. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi
Az CH.AlHLEs, Capt. Sutton and MOBILE, Capt
FIX }Sf sM A ffs u osF
M touching at the Poncharren Railroad passengers by
Watering Places as above on w ed and Il ~ W
nj Is on her outward trips and the ST.. CHARLES will
Thursday mig hts Freight received at the Canal Ware
house at all hours Of the day. The last Barge days Of
az Z. H. WiNGATE. Agent, 50 POydrasst
For CovingtOm.
fSS Au. 9. MAIL LINE, via Vaudeville,
SUBSTANTIAL Lake steaner INoRA sw b sit
for the trade y w Dunnica, master will leave follows
Monday on arrival Of Il clock cars Monday ocoCf
E5tn9g.v Il T. :. TI61rsdIsy "
t5y Letter Bag at the office of VIM. l., Cueshing &
Go IS Common street. closes o'clock a M on the days
d. % e. G6sSG e. P g oo@ Sd street
ffS@, h Winter Arrangemeut--Th ste amer
OLIVIA OLIVIA VIII heIeaiier leave the Railroad for
Soyngon and all the intermediate landings tri
r-. Leaves New Orleans Leaves Coyingtop;
TSs5$sy
~ i@''s' EUGESE R Q SGfsY 3 co.
NIL e II and 10 St. Louis street.
asLaS. q la Packet steamer a. D0Ussi.Ass, Capt
Every Esss on WI he ssa q &c
SsswOEeaRS Aia Boat, and arrive at Montgomery on
Trnde. "a SIN
.fS EoE k9uisyilIe g I5Thesplendid steamer BIOS
g the above and all intermediate landings on
DO SAMUEL EWING Agent 20 i Tevie q' street
ssE1g h. For 0uachita and Saline Rivers.-rhe
j. l.. WEBB, George L. Kouins master,
and Black Rivers on p AZ st ns
~ ~ ''f WiEiI1RaEs. THiLLIps = co. Agents,
The Webb being of very light draugR sppers may ev
on her going through without detention OF low
L5fsgS IEeore Alexandria, and all Intermediate land
steamer n.y. spG JoSn sad r. w bsy gnn a
S the e?ysy eays 81 e aSoye gaqs sATR
dis - 7. B. SMITH. Agent RI l. II Poydras st.
.fsg h For Nashville, ClarksyiLle, EddyyilIe,
Thomas Bel snyder si maser, vii leave for a
above and az intermediate landings MONDAY the sd
board, or to R. CROCKETT, Agent Sff'' -
da0 80 Camo street.
SSSFRGGaTy hh9fHieq5S Mfs seada
zsszssazsk Lake Providence Mlliken's Bend Vicks
59rg, New Carthage. Grand Gulf, Rodney and Natehez
me splendid and swift running passenger steamer MONT
GOMEkH Capt j. II, Estis, will posit gey leave for The
above and al intermediate landings, MONDAY the 93d
INST, at O'Clock For freight passage apply To
dl5 T. B. SMITH. II PoYdras st.
IT, Regular Louisville PASSENGER Packet
a.. ~ steamer BELLE KEY = For I.Ouisville
Evansville, Paduoah and Memphis. = The
maSmheent and swift running passenger packet steamer
BELLE hEH, Capt L. a. Key, will leave for the above
and az intermediate ports about MONDAY 2sd inst
at clock p NJ. For freight passage, apply to
al9 T. ID. SMITH. II Poydras st.
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I LIQUORS for the California Market
2 ~ cases 5. Tobias n Sons WINE BITTERs:
~ . WILD GERRY:
bLAoKBRRRY LIQUOR;
RASPBERRY -.
~ Pet up expressly for the California Make, hand; =
,ali Ell. ARTS 60. ~ TchoupiiOulas st.
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CHAGREs-Per steamship PhadelnEia pk1 eold All,
ssi) Glsqsonl pkg DO GOD a White 1900 in
gold coin ~ Harrison co2 bales Panama hats w Voee
coal TO Jos Wilson. = = 80 '' " uOns
NEW Y0Rk--Per ship Mediator: Assorted mtse
BQSrU N--Fer ship Meridian: Assorted nfse
bOsTON--Per bark 0vando Assorted mdse
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SHIPPING.
FOR C4LTFORNTA.


u. 8, Mail Steamship Company.
er-rs. FOR CALIFORNIA HAVANA AND
Et16tkd1fA NEW lOhh-The new and splendid steam
~ ship - ClElC, q. jarvis commander Shay s
W ~ % IN II a " 4 II ma M ,st ne M : 4 TiTR
% 4, We ON DeeemDer az 3 Q cock NJ. punetaay.
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List on vessels at ohagres December O.
= y N steamer Tay, Chapman, for 81 Thomas.
Steamship Pacific, Jarvis. for Neworeans. ISth
bng Bryant, Bryant for Franklin. La socn
bne Indian Queen. of Calls (Ae) from San Juan mic,
Ngual, inst arrived. wa VIVA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-21

From this statement OF the fiscal situation of the Munich
paity, it will be that it will be necessary TO raise BY
tax on the real and personal estate and capital Of tls NUM-
cpalty, sum sufficient TO cover the following items
For deficit for the year of 1850 ....,., sI05 sos 81
For expenditures 1851 ..., 344 ga So
For required by Board Of Liquidaors 10000 OO
1850, $50 SO
nov23 3Ot JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary,
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