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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-21
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COnRressf 0nal,

WASHINGTON, February 70.
In Senate.--The petition presented by Mr. Hale
yesterday received without debate and referred
to the Committee on Territories. number of
others were presented and referred
Mr.. Dickinson reported back the House amend
inent TO the Senate resolution suspending the act
limiting the expenses for collecting the revenue
from customs, with the recommendation that it be
concurred in also an additional amendment
The bill for the confirmation OF the treaty with
Brazil was debated, amended, and passed.
The Wee President submitted a message from
the President transmitting authentic copy OF the
Constitution Of California M. Fo9te moved to
hay It on the table; rejected. Mr.. Benton moved
10 refer it TO select committee, and that Mr. CLAY
be made chairman. The Vice PresideR. said the
motion could only be entertained by unanimous
consent Mr.. Foote objected, giving his reasons.
Alter some discussion the message and Constitu-
ton were ordered to be printed, and the further
consideration was postponed till tomorrow.
message was received from the President
stating that the information called for relative 10 the
correspondence with Guatemala Central America
etc, would be cheerfully communicated, SO soon as
found compatible with the public interest
After some debate the compromise resolutions oil
MIR. Clay were taken up. Mr. Davis, Of Mss
had the floor and remarked that he had been dis.
appointed IN the course pursued by Mr.. Clay.
The Senate finally went into Executive session
and then adjourned.
III The Honss.-The bill providing for the re-
cordlng Of conveyances of vessels was passed.
The bill extending the time for the location o
the Virginia land warrants passed.
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PLANTERS BANK BoNDs.-T The Vicksburp
Wing OF the 10th, gives us the following in regard
to the unpaid Mississippi Bonds 1t will be seen
from the proceedings heretofore published that the
Committee Of the Whole has reported bill for the
payment OF the bonds and recommended iis mas.
sage. The bill provides for the payment of back
IN crest and for the g adual extnguishment of the
debt. Warrants on the treasury are to be issued
for the interest due up to 1850, and are to be re-
ccived in payment for sales of the 500 900 acres Of
land and credited to the Internal Improvement
Fund. The interest of 1850 and 1851 is to be
paid by direct appropriation from the treasury
The last section but one of the bill provides sink
5g und for the progressive liquidation OF the debt
-" harthe fate Of this bill viii be cannot now be
predicted with any degree Of certainly
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.VesO Egarcges, E00rGsoGs

AND M U Inns
eB7- Just opened at SIMPSONS, rs Chartres street
Il large assortment Of New and Rich BAREGES, of the
Latest Spring STYLES.
ALso-3OOO yards FRENCH BAREGES, all wool
and fashionable styles, at 25 cents per yard.
cases new Paris made PARASOLs, latest fashion.
Selling oil Very Low,
large assortment OF their MUSLINS, of last years.
Importation at l21s cents per yard.
ALso-A large assortment Of Housekeeping and Plan.
taton DRY GOODS fy2l 81
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MIR. NETWORKS AocoUNTs.-The New York
Tribune of the llth, says "Mr. Wetmore on
Saturday paid up $4,000 in gold, which was de-
posted with the Sub-Treasurer. On Tuesday he
is TO pay $4,000 more. The remainder of the
SlelosO, is to await the result of the visit of his
counsel to Washington, who left on Saturday.
The Government it is hoped, will recover the en-
tire amount due from Mr.. Wetmore, as security
will probably be given for the balance, and his
claims for commissions will not be allowed
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no PUBLIsuI2Rs-Aeer

10 PUBLIsIilsiS-A gentleman who has had mann
years eNpenenee IN connection with the Pass wonjd
pe y, gag q obtain situation EDITOR or ASSOCIATE
hDiilh OF an Independent or Wing Journal As employ
lnent IS tor the present, his primary object reasonshe
1sly ~euid be secegted, Adde'S y. " e." CFcs,eni
Sesttt hsU
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GS MessTs. Editors: The True Delta, in its article Of
yesterday relative Memorial the School Teachers ae
into "o FIRST that the said Memorial
the Council the previous meeting Of Tesay The
Memorial handed Monday afternoon, ns ant
Second the True Delta member asking If any De-
tion of Is character bad handed was
promptly answered BY Nj souayd and Recorder
negative The question Of the Alderman wa wish
tie Secretary Memorial from The Public School.
Is before e Council and Il has been reai After asking The
President should answer The questionor without
the Council lips seaedI promptly
ye for the Memorial uobeOre the Couae
ell Chamber and certainly bad not been read
fy2l Respectfully, =. r. SOuTHMAYD Secretary.
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c1s- man named J. & coysll has killed an
other, named L, Harper. al Tully. Mo. The par
les were broIhers-in-law. The difficulty had It's
origin ip sops bushes. transactions
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steamboat Depart,aras RMS Day.

EteaYnhonf IpeDnrtrsran trtr,4s noy
- - - - D"S'
u-s-sEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PdGR
- ----------
Crn innatt -. -. CINClNNATUS, FDlt.n. P. III.
Red River .......CApDO, GrahHn ?. "A.
Red Riser ........CREOLE, Wilson, p. NJ.
Oulchitd CORA NO 2. Keeling 5 P. n.
alabama River. . :. BEACON, RoseIts, = y ~
Ciaeingqh NEW ORLEANss Whttsn, ?. d.
Ouachita MACON, Dobeins, T. N.
~ ..,sa-, prICoN : tVs-tIv Lima = For Mail.
si rns,v Ws,mnhs and ali nnlinSs on the Alabama
ssrt saboat Is now rcsiying freight at Inc New BASIN
fot II Ji, strset aud will leave ia DAY. Thurday at
M uoSvey For rgbt or passage apply en- board Or
fTal HYDE q OGiiFSBY. lg P0ydrRs
tF- u. s. Mail ClNClNNATUs - For Pisburg, Wheeling
Cincinnati ete.Ths tpndl receiving freight,
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OWsEevS! OWsterS ! !!

~ Familes and parties supplied. fy2I
TO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS,
u +. NICHOLS & CO., 76 and rs Cam street
~. importers of WINES, BRANDIES and FOREIGN
FRUITS, have constantly hand and for sale in ots to
suit, the following merchandise: ~ ~
BRANDlES-Henesy, Oard Dupuy, Pinot Castillon lean
Louis, Martee |. Erend and London Docks OF he fol-
leswIng well known yntages; 1885, 1907. 1885, 1870 1874
CHAMPAIGN S-Heidseck, Schneider Red Eagle Cor.
don Bleu, Troy and Express brands:
brands. 1919, 1874; = - N ,
SAUTERNE WTNES-Of ynriops nm alitias.
PORT, SHERRIES AND AIADEIRA-1f yarious well
= known qualities; 49,
rhpIIS-Almonds, Walnuts Fberts, Raisins in wholes
halves and quarters; Oranges Lemons, Havana Pre-
-, serves Currants CitTon, etc.:
flCkLES AND SAUCES-Worc Royal Table
Heen Bull Harvey & Crosse and Backwslls celebrated
IchieS. RI
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HALF PAST P. M-The Court met pursuant to adjourn


Examination Of Dunlap ResumedI forgot to say that
e Tss rse hens Ph board Wfen spoke Of the
and told me not 10 bite my OFT - when left his door
was afraid Of PERSONAL VIOLENCE; had Written the
street have not seen the F Mate E nee came on sRoI
DO not where she Steward + | have seen him do not
have seen the First Mate and Captain upon the Propeller
employed in the Lighthouse Dr. Knapp did not insure
my wages The lsin said the steamboat coming up
insure his effects for $1,000 but did rot know whether they
had done or not never saw the inside Of the log book
thai he had saved The log book.
l6 feet water the ship heavily laden moi a com,
peenl Judge whether she was too heavily laden have not
made the trip direct from the United States TO San Francisco
have been in san Francisco three times between 1913 and
s4o N The United States services was seaman on the ship
PreRtiss.-Do you know what stores merchant vessels
engaged IN the California trade ought to take I? No sir
DO you know the prices OF provisions IN San Francisco T.
Do you know whether it is better to take all your stores at
tins port 10 to San Francisco 10 trust TO purchasing par
Do you Know the price of Rosin in san francisco Nc
% you know !hs price Of eaqphine :. No sir.
yoq know what amount Of provisions were on board
Was there no seed oil among this eamPhne and tu5pen
smell all the cans, and found them turpegtine.
Mas not this Russia an old ship b.. Yes sir.
Would she not the voyage, or IN returning to this port,
require some printing caung, ETC. L.. 1t was understood
siS was not coming back again
would be sufficient.
Was The toecaste out Of repair and leaking when the
hfssla started for sea - Yes, sir
When the pitch OF the run vast not taken out
ior the purpose of cauking this foieease H. Yes SIR but
hey could not do il that day there water it, On
the fsi uay the oakum also got out for caukng, and
spread out 10 dry tell what quantity OF urpeDtne
would De necessary TO paint the vessel on her voyage; would
depend on circumstances. ! camphine used
the Levani. but never saw Il
How much gungceter was on board ~, All 1 Jaw was
rine aiazkos CHzidges
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OLEANDER UNION, No. s. at No. s. Marigny's Buildings
Thlrd MnnieipaIty, every Thnrsday. al cIoek n N
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EE For Recorder;
fas' Crescent-Plensc announce l.. u GAIENEIE as an
Independent candidate for the office of Recorder of the Second
Municipality and oblge Ifylil MASY VOTERS
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LIZ NOtce.-ln consequence of our having been
consumed u the fire Saturday morning. removed No
10 Camp street, up stairs, back office notice
fyl9 Ct J. II. BECHTEL. & co.
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DOOR MATS AND CANTON MATING.
A LICANT MATS 100 bales Nos. l, and B. Just
"A received, for sale low
JUTE, ROPE, JENNY LIND, and other kinds
Spanish Mating.
few pieces left suitable for Offices Theatres, Halls,
A, ga and ga
Colored and white Mating of superior quality.
Together with Floor Oil Cloth, Table Oil Cloth, Carpet.
ing, Baizes Rugs Table Covers, Window COice Trans
parent Window Shades, etc. etc;
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We authorized to A. ID. GRossMAN, the pre-
sent incumbent candidate for reelection in April next
Eds. Crcscent-Pease announce the name Of JonN M.
BELL candidate for the office Of Mayer this y at the
ensuing April election, and oblee many friends in the
fylI THREE MuMcIPALIrIEs.
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Messrs Editors Please announce me Candidate for
tho Chief Magstracy of the city Election in April next
fy4 PETER L. JoRR, ex, La. State Librarian.
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The friends of WAITER TURNBULL present him as
dldate for the Mayory the ensuing Municipal Election.
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sV stingaree Club.-An Adjourned Meeting of the
Club will be held THIS EVENING at Den No. ~ at O'Clock
The puneua attendance Of requested business
Of the utmost Importance will he brought Club. BY
uer Of the H. D. Il ty2 MOD s. T., Scfle.
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INR. OsGOOu'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE, for Fever and
~ Aue and Intermittent and Rennt keveIs, and the
tDfIns o. Bilious Diseases.
Designed especially the thorough permanent
Affections the liver aud other which
Of bilious crmaaf. For sale BY
j. WRIGHT & CO., Isl Chartres st.
Only Agents for New Oreara
tE- Dealers supplied liberal terms. 6m2p
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| GtORSON 4 ARMSTRONG, can he found for the pres.
y ent at the office OF Messr5. HEWITT, NORTON L. Co.
No. Go Camp STREET, few doors above their old stand
where all Orders for STATIONERY AND PRINTING.
will be executed formerly Their business will meet with
but slight disruption, orders for full stock have already
| tyls r. CoRSON Il ARMSTRONG, 60 Campst
~ They embrace this opportunity their ere
thanks TO their friends for acts OF kindness and offers
assistance extended O them.
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EDUCATION.


HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
A s BoARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, CarondeLet
IA street. ST. Joseph established in 1872 under the
superintendent Of the MISSES 8LLISON, from Lon.
DON This Institution, conducted the best plans Of
European instruction, constantly for the reception Of
young ladies' In all the solid and ornamental branches equi
site TO a complete and finished education.
TERMS and other particulars may be known Appica-
ton at the residence Of the MISSES ALLISON. Caron
delet street. ja14 ly
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No. 1855.

CHICK ERING's PIANO F0RTEs.-The public
~ will please take notice that MIR HENRY -GzEl-
PARSONS, No. Sc Camp street, is my [z1H
only Agent for the sale Of my Piano Fortes1 N fU
IN Louisiana, and that instruments taken atI W
this depot may be considered fully guaranteed from the factory
Orders may be left for any kind OF Instruments and ad
vance required until the article received and approved
myl7 81 j. CHICKER1NG, 344 Washington st, Bosten.
NOTICE.-The subscribers announce the citizens of
sons Nc. IS Camp str; seet, s Agent for z--1H
the sale ale Of their PsnS Fortss with and with UHU
Iyess Tunabe Reeds and the only authorized
their such Agent In instance Pianos taken
from this store guaranteed by the manufacturers.
myl76t NUNNs Il CLARK, 81 broadway. New Y ork.
E'0R sALE-An extensive stock of PIANO FoRTES,
IL from the celebrated manufactures of j. M7znWCl
CHICKERING, Boston. and NUNNS g. - N -7lu
CLARK, S;Ll New YORK. York. Also, for hire tSo7 UHW
Pianos Repaired in the best manner by workmen from our
best mannfacores, and reasonable terms Tuning done
a short notice.
my17 St HENRY PARSONS, 96 Camp ST.
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I LEWIS, Ship Chandler and FamIly Grocer, No. 81
u Front street. Third unicipalty-BEEF Pork, FLOUR,
SUGAR, TEA, MoLAssKs, CoRpAGE, PAINTS, OlIs, TAR,
PIrCH, RosiS, ETC.... GH Ships supplied the most
advantageous terms. myl7 lw
II Asst WEEK OF MADAME YOUNG.-This eel,
IL ebrated philosopher, late of New York, can be con-
suited her old place. No. 221 CdrORdeet street. only
week longer, prior her departure from the city. Madame
" makes pretensons to magic. bat she will inform all
who consult her of their disposition and character and leading
transactions Of the past present. and future as well as il she
had known them from birth. Terms for lady gentleman
81. my17 ST.
DLASTER PARIS-700 barrels WOthenpoon's ealcined
myiS Il JOHN STROUD & co. l4S Common st.
GtEMENT-l2OOb baIEss Denman' and Nelson h Browns
" Cement, in store and landing, for sale by
mYlA It JOHN STROUD h CU. iAB Common It.
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HENRY PARSONS, s8 Camp st.

MARIE DE LA NouvELLE.ORLEANs,
lel0 Mai 1850. )
NONFORMEMENTa une resolution adoptee park Con.
~ sell de la Muncpate No. Deux sa seance du 7de ce
mo avis est par lie present donne que dams mons de dix
ours par de Ia publication du present avis e COnse de Ia
dlte Municpate agra Ia demande don't fat
ton dams la resolution precee savor: ouvertue etexten
ton gne droe de Ia meme largeur le cote norl
della rue Poydras ellie est actueement termnee usqu ia
Baronne. lie conforme dispositions des acte
LegiSlafs du Aotls32 ct du Mai IS7 qu CLIENT ou.
verure des dams la vile de la NOuyee+O Orleans :.
my1l lot, A. d. CROSSMAN, Mare
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NOR sALE-A DWELLING HOUSE in yNaga.ine

ENOR SALE-A DWELLING HOUSE in Magazine
IL street. within minutes walk of Canal street; the -
main house contains large Rooms with wide Gal I
leres back and front the Kitchen contains five A
Pantes, Store rooms ec Carriage House, Stable Wood
house ahroOm, and Servants Room Carriage House,
will be sold low leased for of years. Also first
rate HOUSE SERVANT being good Cook and Laun-
dress, fully guaranteed sold only OF the
leaving the city. For particulars apply to
MATTHEWS & DENMAN,
Tuv1A I0f cornar nj Iraver and CaroDdalet atraatz
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TO RENT.

rTNo RENT-A pleasant Twostory DWELLING, situ-
asd on Apollo street. in the square above Con. -
rey, Jr residence, will be rented low for the 1
remainder Of the TO good tenant. Apply on the
premises, or at No. "a Camp street. myl4 ct
LNOR RENT.-The Building No. 8, Banks Arcade. ~
II formerly occupied By John Calhoun Esq.,, will be mi
rented low good tenant until 1s Of November. ks&
Apply at No. Y Natcbez strcst up stairs. mil
Unwilling HOUSE FOR RENT-The large three
~ story Dwelling House, No. Is Nachez street, con- -
tanning Twelve good Rooms, well calculated for G
BOARDING HOUSE, having been kept as such for Asaa
six years. Rent low until first November Apply at
No. ~ Natchez street, up Stairs. .myl0
Il SAINT and desirable Residence, containing hall and a.
six rooms, besides kitchen, pantry and servants rooms
with small yard and garden in front, fine Southern ex
posure, and convenience situated Camp street,
few doors below Esele, will be rented until LIST November
next, low rate, good tenant The greater part Of
the furniture will also be rented with the house if desired
Satisfactory reference will be required.
For a particular description Of the premises and
TERMS inquire at this office. ap26u
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANs,S
May 10, 1850.

-. = May 10, lS3O.
pursuance Of a resolution. pissed BY the Council of
Il Municipality No. Two, At its sitting of 7th inst notice is
hereby given that in less than days, from the m
publication hereof the Council of Municipality No. Two
VIII proceed to act on the Improvement contemplated by
the said resolution viz; the opening and extending in
straight line. and Of the width, North Posdas street,
sgesa6y 2 e pFSSsons 9 the act Of the Lessature Of
within the city Of New Orleans and OF the act amending
thereof, approved 81 May, 1871.
myll lot A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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L. s. WATERMAN,
(LATE HOLMES & COZ
SODA AND MINERAL WATER

NJ FACT RER,
NO. % GrGUter, CdTORde street. Neso Orleans.
ED% SODA OR MINERAL WATER, in Glass Bot.
ties, plain favored with SaTsapala, Lemon etc. for
Hotels, Bars, Steamboats,, or Private Families.
Orders for any quantity, put in shipping order, the
shortest notice.
A liberal discount allowed to Commission Merchants
Also-SODA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains,
furnished on the most reasonable terms.
N. b. SoDA WATER APPARATUS of every description
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No. 2349.
Res0lped That the Treasurer pay on the warrant Of the
Mayor the following Sums, viz
To sundry employed in Surveyors Department du
ring the month of April 1850, five hundred dollars
70 sundFY employed dgeboat in do, three
hundred and forty dollars and twenty seven cents.
TosundU for carts employed Ia do. thousand
nine hundred and eighty three dollars and cents
To sundy persons employed laborefs, etc., In do six
hundred and two dollars and thirty three cents.
To suDdry persons employed abore etc.. in do, two
thousand one hundred and seventy three dollars and thirteen
cents.
sundry persons employed pavers Tammes etc., do
eight hundred and sixty SIX dolars and eight cents.
To H. B. Cenas for drawing sundy contracts, eighty dol
lars.
To M. Harrison, for services public work. twenty-five
dollars
To Patrick Ford for cleaning the Dryades Market,
two months, to 9Th dollars and
To John Rapp for three mont services Keeper of the
Nuisance Boat, four hundred and fifty dollars.
Passed May 2, 1850, J. BALDWIN, President.
Approved May Ii, $780, A. ID. CROS5MAN, Mayor.
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MOLASSBS BARREIs. .zKs=z-.
EHNHE subscribers have hand from 500 to N.Y.
4 1000 CYPRESS MOLASSES BBI.S, N3szxss3
Warranted 40 Gallons; ready for delivery For
sale by s. w. THOMPSON & CO.,
nB ST. Charles st. corner of Julia
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DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGB.
". BrNGLNe1' Smith.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
ieI4 NO. 50 GRAVIER STREET. Iy

ST. CHARLES CONFECTIONERY.
" lEFQRE has the honor to announce TO the pub ss,,
lie of New Orleans that he will open SATUR- GA
DAY, I'd March, al 1O3 ST. Chdries ST. oppOsitete II
Ihedtre, an extensive CONFECTIONERY and-&EtA.
PASTRY STORE.
The minute attention and will be bestowed upon
the Confectionery Of his manufacture; skliu wOmen from
the best houses of Paris attached his establishment.
V. BeoTe Will neglect nothing give satisfaction to all
sons who honor him with their patronage. ty8 3m
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LNOR sALE-A new FRAME HOUSE, furnished as
ConfeGtiORsrD agd Segdr Shop, beautifully stu kA
ated in Beleyie Algien opposite Louisiana Dry f..A
Dock Office. Inquire on the premises. ns1.
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"a. FOR LIVERPOOL-The A l fast.saiIing bark
&9HE THEODORE, Capt Morton, will have dispatch
- Tor the above port For freight passage, apply to
TH0S. ROGERS, JR. 4 CO.
APPS to G. w. OLIVER, 60 St Charles st.
q. FOR RLIVERPOOIe--Takes no Gratn-The line
- have immediate dispatch for the above port. For
N'-'0N'O' THOMAS ROGERS, Jr. g. co.
mh22 q. w. OLIVER, % St Charles st.
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ZOE CALIFORNIA.

FOR c ALIFOR MA.
E=A FOR CALIFORNIA, via Chagres-U S.
xKikEEA .Hdn Steamship COmpdHv-The magnif-
- icent mail steamship FALCON, Lieut II. ].
DAY, S0th MAY, al ociocF. A. M punctuay, with he
California and Oregon mails.
- RATES OF PASSAGE;
To Chagres-ln Saloons $50 90
In Second Cabin. abin.........................65 %
- In Steerage, and mess with crew.. As 90
NO passage se.uIed until paid for All passage tickets
must be procured from the office Of the Agents.
PARADISE, LAWRASON L. CO., Agents,
log Magazine st.
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- FUR CAnLIFUhNIA, via Shngres-Pe0ples'
E Line Of S6ips-To sail the 10th May, and to sue
-. oeed the shjP Sarah and LOHisa-The superior
Of 1000 tons burhen will sail above This ship has been
fitted up with great and with regard for the COM
offering for their going 10 California This ship the largest
sailing vessel ever dispatched from this port hags, and
parues desious OF embarking would do well TO visit the
arrangements of this vessel, at Post Second Municipality,
before making any arrangement elsewhere For passage or
light freight, apply TO
Fl. s. DREW, Agent, so Poydras st.
Passage in state rooms, first cabin. ,.,,,,,,S5
second cabi n. Observation-Disclosures. 80