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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11
Liberal Sale of Valuable Improved and Vacant
Property and Negroes, to close an Estate.
Il A 4 II

SATURDAY Decemter a. 1850 at - o'clock-Wi at
REAL ESTATE NEGROEs, owners quitting
the United States and & to close an Estate @ do .r.
in the bounded by Philips Circus Peddo and Gavier
Isi1s oa hs ds 9 y - rect ss @ SfR 5
Se ow% P6 a aT @ & @ % inches b s t ksea a PsnT
2 certain Lot Of Ground in The square bounded by Circus ST.
by depth 100 between parallel lines
nS mens Comprise a ns W w S T Ses Bweng and two story Kitchen
in the containing five rooms with Csterp tagged Yard etc
Benton Caope Florida Landing, with all the improve
thereon Said lot so feet front Hercules
by depth l25 The improvements comprise frame Dwell
frame Kitchen and extensive brick Stables the with lofts
above property one lot from the corner CoVngon Landing
A. Lot of Ground in the bounded by Constance
Sad street
BY depth Of l21 feet 70 inches ines The comprise
certain Lot Of Ground in the bounded by Phpp
@sn two good two & siOF fran: al ~ 81
each lot n feet front PhpPa street by depth Of l6o
l. Three Lots Ground well located for residences in the
ounsd BY 5ss E ellie \ Meoee Nell & and Camp ES
irregular depths all pan which said lots designated
s. Two Lots in the square bounded by DelOr North Market New
and Tchoupitous with all the improvements thereon
anu Il feet inches fronting 81 Marys Market by depth
of 5s feet inch Lot No measures feet inches front on De
Of Lot No On these lots are two brick Dwellings two stories
S and % that ca" be converted into
Ss Lo Sis Of Soa sn5 New 4 % 9 9' eSaGad Sn ny
aud on plan drawn BY A. Hedin Surveyor etc Said lots
having depth of 100 feet and Lot No 100 feet between
| parallel lines
The improved property all rented good tenants list the
| rentals will be furnshed by the auctoneer.
well known in the city, ana consist OF
George aged about % 30 years, superior Bnckayer
| Abraham aged 26 wears, do. do.
| Isaac aged 26 years Bricklayer and Laborer.
| Dan aged 25 years, LatOrer aud Drayman.
Tom, aged 40 years good Painter and Whi ewasher.
Negroes will previous the tae OF Real Estate unde
full guaranty against and malade prescribed by law
| Terms tor the Sayes-Cash
cash balance at and tW
by the with per cent
interest from maturity If then paid bear Interest
per per final The Improvements
be kept insured Of the credit payment aud the polio
| transferred TO the agents OF the vendors -
| Public, a the expense of The nurchasers. d9
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CHARACTER. - The question has often been
raised whether character is the creature of crcum-
stances or whether circums stances owe their origin
to character. To admit the former part of the
question is to strike out Of character that vital
vulsive energy which is its chief quality to admit
the latter is to affirm that the mind can create
world out of nothing. Either would be caricature,
not character. The truth is, circumstances are the
nutriment OF character, Goethe said; Every one
of my books has been furnished by thousand per-
sons. My work is the aggregate of number of
beings and taken from the whole of Nature; it
bears the name of Goethe"
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STEAMBOATS,.
ms For Mobile DAILY
EEhlSzzlN o. S. Mail LINE s91Ar

- & f. S. :s:tS;S SSff Isw EiEE5 5;s.!55, So
PRe5sI "a SsiS,n SRE$3S. Captain < 4: FsIn sad
on G.ds Cabins asSss q s'SSSS1 &C. a6c1c
!6s Poivsi tfs LaEs q IS 4oqioeE .Ss
fS' 'ss9 q As.a s9s q 5 Place
-RsS Regular Yszoo River Packet CLEO
p gaPt y and & &sYgnning passenger steamer CLEoNA Capt
landings on WEDNEsD4Y, 1b 9 ad at eoocR GotRG'4 p Ne
street, orto [dl0I T. B. SMITH, IL Poydras St.
sHa&t BfLViDFRE = For Shreveport, Pc ,'6t Naio6i
s9fss psoEs 1Sa Gsp Gar "
n E hs~Sa S VII isTs f. 2 fRRyS ma and At 81 i
Go freight Or B. # # Fsnp Poy5Is% street r.
~ = He'd River Packet DUCk RIVER-FOr
Lf4ff|stt3 Alexandria, Grand Ecore and Shreveport
Sl1s5s<sA The wei. known and fast-runnning steamer
sht and as above above on 1--WE Wednesday RST m
instant, at O'Clock P M. For freight passage, apply
Ooau' 1901 0' 0u''H?oRSe sMff8 ift Poyd.s street.
with the light drapght steamer Jim Gimer and will meet her
at the Falls. at Alexandria. do
-Rsg, /. For He'd River, ,AlexandTia, Natchi-
sssaisE stantial steamer BRIDE, John APsden,
Ter WI saye for the above and all intermediate landings
WEDNESDAY,, llth inst, clock P. N. For freight
or ds passage apply on b0R5 RGt # Cane fs e 5 ve
H. h. For B1emphs- Regular Wednesday
ssne RsT anG 5 5pE5ds 5sRso6 ms.ts
will leave for Memphis Helena, Napoleon, Mouih Of White
River, Princeton, Lake Providence Vicksburg and all the
Bends, on WEDNESDAY, the llh inst at O'Clock P. M.
For freight passage. having superior accommodations ap
ply to PICKETT, PERKINS & 60 Agents,
N. B.A clerk is the Leyee, foot OF Cana street.
receiving freight for the America. d9
~ n Regular Ouacha Packet steamer
Ljsfnkss+4rt3S sTORM-For Camden, Champagnole VIII
EsfsEaaszE mngton Monroe, Columbia, and all landings
on Ouacha elegant and sTlltrnnning passenger
all Intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY the llth inst
at O'Clock P. For freight passage having fine
commentators, apply on board, or ts
do T. b. SMITH, II Poydras st.
80 - Regular Red River Packet SHAM
IEllkaA<7F ROCk-FOr Shreveport, Natchitoches and
Eisala AleXandria-The superior, light. draught and
swift running steamer SHAMROCK, Capt Har will leave
DAI the llth instant at IL OcOek For freight pas
sage, apply board, foot OF Customhonse street,
dll T. B. SMITH, II Poydras ttreet.
IT, u Regular Wednesday Il ed River pack.
S4kH39ftS2 steamer CADDO-Eor Shreveport, Natchi
lazE toches and Alexandria-The superior and swift
running passenger CADDO, Capt. Rob't Graham
will leave for the above and all intermediate landings
passage, apply on board, foot Of uOmhOuse street,
ill T. B. SMITH, II Poydras street
~ - Regular YaZOO River Packet w. A
l-sltll+ttte7a NIOEETF-For Le1ore, Greenwood, Ma
ESSrzzs ron Tchula, Yazoo City. Satlrtis Vicksbur
ani all Intermediate landngs-The light draught
swift running steamer w. A. VlOLETT, Captain VIM
Gwartney will leave for the above and all in emediae land
ngs on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ
du T. B. SMITH. SO Magazine street
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When young Billy Button lost one of his fingers
few evenings ago, Od Saratoga I" overheard conver-
9tion between him and SheesCk the
Billy how did you lose your finger " Easy enoqs h.
hal lost youru ef il had been whaT mine was' - That
don t answer my question:. Wall, eff you must know,
said Billy, " had to cut it off else steal the trap
A curious assembage, called the Hen COnven-
on now setting Boston. 1t is composed Of hens,
however but of whose object the Improvement OF
domestic poultry.
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Stables. and -. Lot of Ground julia street
RY IL A HEARD. Amctioneer.

ATURDAY December IA u OcoGkNie he sold at auction,
- a Banks Arcade
certain LOT OF GROUND square bounded by Julia,
Charles and Carondeet Said lot OF ground
Julia by depth of 100
feet improvements large Livery Stable and brick
Kitchen and aons the brick Dwelling OF Mr. B. Bag
gett and fronts the Orphan Girls Asy
The purchaser assume payment OF note, due
$1,000. the Of per
annum balance months cred bearing
gage the property,
This property rented at $50 per month.
sale before T. o. Stark Notary Public at the expense Of
he do
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BY SYKES, HYDE & co.

Boots, Brogans, Ladies' and Children's Shoes.
By SYKES, HYDE 81 CO.
"WEDNESDAY, December IL, at hacpast o'clock-W be
ond story " "
25O cases BOOTS, BROGANs, and Ladies' and Chldren'S
SHOES, constituting general assortment
Terms at SALE
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COiTee-hOuse and BOarding-hou Furniture,
BY SYKES, HYDE Sr Cn.

December Is, halfpast he
Contents Of GOhssh8ase
New beYes Hsses consisting Of
LIQUORS, WINES or all kinds BsrToom Furnrura and Fir
GRsswRre nupa the Furniture rooms above
e OoHephoqsa isor se LEASE N 5sd sndg which eSptsg
Ia
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SHIPPING.
FOR CALIFORN MA.
Paclnc Mail steamship Company:

n.aIa, NTogI "a 80 ,,ghI,, ro,,,u.mU
racine Ma! S6nmsnP ComS.
cSEE$ EOh CALlFOhNiA wa CHAGhbS.Jd
AMlklkS A. ~ ~ hin ne pIti a
DEI PHIA Cant + Stanley iii s. NJ commanding,
DIRECT. on WEDNESDAY MORNING, at O'Clock,
pnnetualy
This steamship, together with the double steam
Semi Monthly Line from this city to Chages Direct TO cor
meet with the COmpanY's Mail Steamships OREGON, CALI
FORNTA, PANAMA, NORTHERNER, TENNESSEE, COLuh;
and CAROLINA, from Panama to San francisco and
Oregon securing to passengers rHR9GGH itGkETs T
certainty and The quickest dispatch Mail VIII DG dispatched
by each steamer, carrying later dates than any ohe steamer
leaving the United States, to meet the GoveTnment Mal
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DOMEsTIC PORTS.

u y M Il > II Z + y X rs.
U. 5. Mail Steamship Company.
<sSs FOR NEW YORK AND HAVANA
gTI1sN The spIsndd doubleirensips steamship OHIO,
viii leave on sATtRbAY Dec 14tb at oeooH A. NJ
@nffqaV E, 9% a6 6sr SW %a q Y6RE 5 street, Lafayette
RATES OF PAssAGE:
To New YOEkmjsaSts S Roo% g Berth Saloon GO GO
Steetage Belth,with bed and separate - ~
To Havana-sae room isri, Saloon. 3 O.
Steerage Berth h...................... l5 90
Passengers for Havana must procure passports from the
Spanish Consul.
EV An experienced Surgeon accompanies vessels of this
line.
~ For freight or passage apply at the office of the u
JAMES. R. JENNINGS, Agent,
Special notice given to shippers by this line that the
the business Ot their steamships which will be furnished to
shippers application at the companys Office ard With
form will be signed by the of the company All bill of
adng must be signed before the sailing Ofte vessel do
z> CHARLESTON AND HAVANA
RKfiKN Packet - United States Mail Line betDGen
- r1aarLfston and Hqoang va SaUqpnah gnd
n5 100 tons bqLhen, has resumed her regular trips from
CHARLESTON AtT (s.C3 to HAVANA, leaving Hnyana
ton for Havana on the lst and 18th.
RATES PASSAGE:
Havana TO Charleston or Savannsh.. 80
Havana TO Key 80
For further particulars, apply to
n. Q. MQRnECAt, Charleston, orto
j. HART Co 70 TSRosR9uRrs SR RR6N s T. o9Pn' 3
k] Passengers leaving Havana by TINS ship can reach
BALTIMORE on the Eth Day by taking the Land Route and
New York and Phi ade mia in the time by taking the
Steamship to those ports de 2aw
Il FOR BOsTON-The A fast sailing bark GIP-
sIIE sH, Capt. Lamson, will have immediate dispatch.
q fGr p tfsEht FE Of R RRGSr or Passage apply G e
or WIN. J. DEWEY, SS Graver do
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DRY GOODS.

JOSEPH H. PALMER g. CO.
~ stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS, embracing both
foreign and American.
Some Of the leading articles named below.
3roaheohs and Cassmerss blue, black and fancy eoors
Saiines blue, black fancy;
Jeans all conrs all Wool and Unon Eenneis, all gaslss
coOrs all Wool and half Wool Printed Meruos Cashmerea
Wool Shawls Of kinds Northern and Eastern keseys and
lnseyAi real Kentucky and Georgia Wool Txil;
elothesi white and all coo MaskinaE
ke weighing lbs; Saddle Blankets fine
Crib Blankets,
COTTON GOODS. Brown and bleached Sheetings and
Shlrngs, British and make,
and width, from yards wide Cotton Osnabrgs
popular brands North and South Cacoes
Of American, English French; Goods
ade Mosquito Bars, Nankens, Cotton Handkerchief great
variety Cotton Hosiery Goods full Cir
variety Of English, Scotch am
net Null swiss and Book Musns Bishop Lawn Checked
Musin etc.
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain. Striped Plaid
and Weered Black sEs Suf PlorshCe SRehews;
and Veye handkerchief snd Crayat for ladies' and gentlemen;
silk and Satin Vssngs Bonnet Cap Neck aud Belt Ribbons
numbers, plain Satin and Tadea Rhb0ns Alpaca quail
ties and coors Aohair Luss, Canton Cloths
LINEN GOODS. Dress Linens in whole and demi pieces;
Bed Table Linens and Towels Linen HandkerchlEs
and fne, etc etc.
tE- With ether articles las Of buuineas
DRY b0ODs BY THE PACBAGE.
W. AS9'(EEt1g01' sS7B2aEfa,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
ieI4 NO. SO GRAVIER STREET. Iy
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ]. A. BEARD.

Improved PFOperty....,,.,,... on PaImSra street,
BY j. A, BEARD, AuctiOneer.
StATURDAY 2 ocloCkW be sold auction
- a Banks Arcade, without reserve
Three new story DWELLINGS the square bounded by
Peur Jackson and Palmyra streets ssd property
block 46 feet inches front Palmyra by depth Of
lines, having aleyway the side in
moi o ~ feet, and well suited for Draymen
Ciserns The whole
erty s insured for $1,000
ferns One-ha cash; aud l2 months credit
the with cent interest dlU
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CLOTHING.

Fashionable Tailoring establishment,
No. 164 Camp St opposite the FiOrGHce House,
New Orleans. f.
NHE undersigned has hand and constantly in receipt
L of large additions of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHs, CASsIMbRKS and VESTING6, of the
finest and latest styles and best manufacture and well
prepared to supply his friends and the public with FaH and
Winter Clothing. made in the best Of the latest
Pans and Noriher9 styles and at very ressonabe preeS
Also, on hand fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, of Paris
and his own manufacture. consisting as follows:
Goas Of various styles and eoiOs al % to $40 %
Vests DC pst,erps pst,erDs snS ami oto 81
CASH.
SO 3m Fl. HAMBURGER, Merchant Tailor
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MUSIC.
PIANO FORIE IND MUsIC sTORK.

PLANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE,
30 ca NJ TR EET T.
IL a. TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
u, PLANO FORTES, from the justly -RanalZ
Davis & Co. Boston; John B. Durham, W%H
David Van Wink1e, A. H. Gale & Go. andI
Jas II. Grovesen New York; also Pleyels Paris Pianos
Orders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PA
factory These Pianos decidedly the bqst Piano now in
particularly for the country, where Tuners seldom
be had they will stand longer and in better than any
other Piano. These Pianos have independent
ton between the Piano and case Superior GUITARS,
sy;2S VIOLlNS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
AAs other Musical Instruments constantly hand and
Sz.E for sale at low prIces. SHEET MUSIC for Plane
SsSlS Forte, Guitar, Finite, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
"a BOOKS for all musical instruments. ~ Lib.
era Discount Deaer, Teachers and all those sending large
orders. All orders promptly attended to- mh2
MUSIC AND MI sICAL INsTHUNIENTs.-Th
lE1 subscribers would respectfully request your n1z
attention to their large and extensive stock of Mu
sic and MuEical Merchandise of every DESCRIPTION r
and also their well selected assortment of Piano fs
Fortes, from the fac of tn, frs makers in the
United States and Europe.
Strings for Violin, Guitar, Harp Violincello Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs, Screws. etc.
Vons, Flutes Gu tars. AccodiOns, Brass instruments
Piano Forte Wlre Tuning Hammers, Forks etc etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders for Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
attended to.
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
the Music received from the North as soon as pub
llshed.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr. ii. ID, Hewitt. New Orleans, La, Oct, %.
oa5 ddaw4 f. s. s. HEWfFT. HHEEWMffFFT
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REWARDS.

TWENTY DOLLARS sREWARD-Ranaway from
i the subscriber on the l2th of May last, muatto -
ROY by the name of Bouke, about Is yoa,s old, ~
stout built He had on. when he left blue blanket a
coat and wool hat There two bald places his NJ
head accustomed by bum when child He has
on his forehead he four feet six inches high hand
kerchef on his head prevent detection. Whoever will
resi- said hoy or 10 ge him JAIL and give information NJ.
j. Reigar Is Carondeet street. will receive the above
ward. [o22 3mJ ROBERI MCALPlN.
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WARE
~ HOUSE, Nos, I13 GrGgiisr and l3
IIi9q tIeets, opposite the q I X Ghf'es m moie' sL
scrUn always on hand For e low iu cash approved
paper. Also Springs Axies Lamps, BANS Iothsp
sIS SmdS W J, A. LuM co,
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20 sADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
.ssL.s.sS ~ Nos. so AND 81 COMMON st. -

sADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
u Nos so AND 80 COMMON St ca
ssstszzs% s ~ NSMITH BROTHER, man. a
qssf&A. - z41ufactureFs and dealers in SAD q
DIES and H. ARNESS of every stvle and quality would
call the attention OF Merchants Planters and others their
and well assorted stock made and selected especially
for this Market comprising variety of saddles
ufe Coach; Gig, Buggy, Wagon Cqr and DIAy Harness.
Deer sheep and Goat Skins; Brides; Mangales TruAks
Whips, Bits Spurs, StnnPs, etc. Also Min and Gin
all of the hest quality and at the lowest prices,
sp0 SMITH BROTHER, 50 and 81 Common
FOR CALIFORNIA.
SADDLES. BR1DLES, BITS, STIRRUPS, etc., Of
= every every Idssoipd9P, .. :. INDIA RUBBER cA
CLOTHING of all kinda AIR BIDS, PIL- EsS4EzS
Lows, TARPAuLINs, SADDLE .B1ss. TENTS, -
India Rubber Tent Cloths, OF all slzes, for sale BY
fyl0 SMITH & BROTHEB 81 Common st.
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For California.
r-. For CAIIFORNIA via the ISTHNIITS

For CALIFORNIA, via the ISTHMUS
N1GSA OF TEHgANTEPEC.-The pioneer of this
ALABAMA, R. w Foster commander will leave the
wharfioot of GrOd st., for COATZACOALCOS RIVER,
touching ayeaCruz, the 10th December for her s p,
the 9th January for her second p, the 25 January
1851 for her third TRIP and ubequenty intervals OF
twenty days The Alabama will ascend the river about 40
miles Her stOppage at Vera cruz will be only few hours
The cost is greatly reduced will be observed by reference
TO the rates at foot The country to be TaveTsed healthy,
and the facilities Tor travel considered abundant Theroad
open Mules and horses can be obtained There towns
and commOd0us oppages and the whole distance be
made in about thirty hours Confirmation of this be
easily procured previous TO engagement parties desrOus
been made by the Tehuantepec Company of NewOTeans,
who 10 give their immediate attention but
while they afford the opportunity, that the public should be-
come practically acquainted with of communication
which will very soon become the great highway.
RATES OF PAsSAGE:
IN saloon Sog "
Freight IS per cubic foot t $50 pounds baggage
allowed each passenger
Passengers will have provide themselves with
dill q. j. MEEKER Il co. 66 Poydras st.
IT For SAN FRANCISCO and SACRAMEN-
aTTE TOClTH-Regllar Line Of California Packets.
- The Al new and very fast sailing bark GlPs :,
meet with all possible dispatch This vessel Of the first class,
newly cOppeed well found and fitted respect and
has excellent accommodations for cabin and paen
gers who will be landed Francisco Sacramento
preferred, For freight or passage, apply TO
W. J. DEWEY IS Gravier st,
orto J. P. WHITNEY & co. 81 Camp st.
Capt James A. Grant of Sacramento u the shipper of
portion of the cargo of this ltake charge OF
gnments directed his care and CIV any inoTma-
uon in reference to the market He may at the office
of the Agent and refers Messrs Church & Caruthers,
Psburg; James P. Jack & Co, Cincinnati Is uchannon
Carroll & Co, Newt orleans o. Kemm, Cashier of the
Commercial and Agricultural Bank, Texas. mis-
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A LGIERS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANDLERY
IA SToRE-The undersigned is grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed and to meet the wants Of h
has enlarged his stock and stoFe and hopes with these acs
TO merit their continuance Hei prepared to m all tanaui
Ship, Steamboat and Family orders in The Grocery anu
Ship Chandery line city prices and at the shortest
lie keeps constantly hand extensive oI Fie
Groceries Paints and Oil, Pitch and Tnrpenne akum anu
Coal Tar etc Cohage Of all kinds and general assortment
of Hardware CrockerY and Tin Ware and Ssiheda 7" ar
1nted Tools for Gsrpeners' and oagiKsrSn rrcuEs
no 2m' EhOMhp hCSit6S'
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SADDLERY, ETC.

SADDLERY, ETC.
Newark, NJ. SADDLERY Warehouse.
n ANDREW 6. BU-L & CO No. 10 Canal y =
h~4feA Magazine, and importers StSa
Satdlery and SaddeTy- ware I7-fixf
y on hand large and complete
Df Saddles BrLies, Martin gales Whips
aud Bride Leather HogEin's Sadders Tools Trimmings.
SO 6m dEw ANDREW G. Bull & CO.
PHILADELPHIA sADDLERY WAREHOUSE
GA SIsN ofthe Golden Horse Head, ssrKN<(SN
kszA where the large Horse stands in L1&
SAaliAG the door-No. Magazine near A. N Ia
MAGEE & KNEAss,
Manufacturers anu importers of SADDLERY, HAIR
NESS, TRUNKS, WHIPS; Leather Of all kinds, Tools,
and Findings for the Trade Plated Saddery Ware Coach
and Harness Furniture. Whee6GrroCS, Carey and Pea
Military GoOds, ..--.-.
>A IA great variety, together with Mlltary Il A.
O Findings, Trimmings etc, as Cloths, Gas s. %
~ Flags, Bunngs, etc. W w
ReRAlia and Jewels,
For Masons, Odd Fellows and Sons of Tempe Work
ing Regala, PeIaphemaia
M x. are Principal Agents Of The Boston Betting Com
pany, for the sale of Metallic Rubber, Machine Beltngs
Steam Packing, ETC., together with all articles Of
india RUBBER MANUFACTURE.
Purchasers invited to call and the Goods and
ces with other Houses, or they will regret it.
k Great inducements will be offered, aps l4IlW
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ITO RENT-Three one-story BRICK STORES
l. on Camp, near Julia three-story brick dwelling "a
on Girod street, between st Charles and CarOndeet ss
seven rooms and three closets in main building story MA
back building, six apartments, cisten and eTwOk,
Apply to E, w. SEWELL, Clio street, Prytsnnia.
"a If
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BOARDING.


DOARDING-Two families and several gentlemen
ID be accommodated with board at No. 249 Common ST.
between st. John and st. Peter streets. oS 3mlp'
ROARDING-ln Central Locality.-A num-
~ ber of Gentlemen with or without families can be
commodated with good Boarding and exec lent Rocns,
reasonable terms, by MRS. MARY MOHI TIMEX,
No 20 Natehez street.
TO RENT-Very low 10 good tenant-The hne large
Store under the above Boarding. house. az Sm0s
MRS. w E. BROWN informs her friends and
4fl the public that having openad and thoroughly 49,
renoya ed The WAyERLY HOUSE, No. 3 Canal flsss
st. (aey occupied by Mrs Shall she now prepared SIT
to offer every accommodation, TO both transient and
permanent BOaEder that pains and expense
New Orleans. November D. lsoO. O. nl4 lyos
BOARDIR& HOUSE,.
No. n GRy7VIER STREET, bsttoeeR 81. Carries
a4d Cdr0Rdelst, door from corner of Cdr0HdetSs
AIRS. WILSON respectfully informs her tSssn
lfH friends and the public that she continues in the S
sboye eligible location occupied by her during the
sst two years. and prepared Accommodate her friends,
and those who may favor her with their patronage From
1e long experience, and the desirable and convenient
location of her HOUSE. she feels confident of being able to
give entire satisfaction all who favor her with then
patronage. Her TERMS will continue to be very Mop
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MILLINERY


>D T<- We would respectfully inform friends ~
Av and cusOnaers that we have the NO. %A
- 1872 Camp opposite t5e lower eud af La.
yee square e1ceedn gy low for the
Goods Elsewhere
he city We receiving and opening beautiful
Of lades' Msses' silk, Velvet Straw Tuscan Aon
Ia al kinds that together with splendid
he1ns 1rcal Fiowerg Piumes Embroidery Of all descrp
Tons: Ehread Merlin Lace, Caps. Gloves,
Ordsrs for the making q Dresses Coaks Aanlas
snPor artist for half the price
establishments.
n B. Bonnets cleaned in superior 20
You that do wish buy cheap, ls2 Camp street.
o3l 6m l. ]. SIlLL.MAA-