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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17
CusToMHoUse, NEW Orleans
-v..v..z.-z COLLECTORS Office. NAY 81 $50
PROPQsAIS FOR BUILDiNG a BREAKVvA-
laTER FOR LIGHT AT PASS N ANCH Sls-Ssui1sI

LEX FOX LIGHT AT PASS MANCHAC-Seaiad
VIII be received at this Office until the 18Th May
1d0cock, to build breakwlef for al Pas
Manchae Ia accordance with plan file tins offee.
The beakwaer be constructed in the form OF sides
81 hexaen Gas shown The pan y each side be ee
and 70 be composed OF cypress 1xI3 piles ddsen three
leet rom cene TO- eere and from Sto 10 feet deep zIr
Tops 70 be Ieet above the bedcf the bottom OF the @ Of
cypress srnger II inches square to be raorsiced On die
moTce and tenon jotf eseeafe by two * rch fseenAs
driven thopghi the niger 10 be secured pies the
angles and al the centre of each side Strap Ax
lnces gong over theHBger and down se piles 20 which
to be secured by Two inch iF0n bolts going trngb and
sTe@ng up on the Other side, also inch boil
through the strap and sulnger. securing them Iogeshe5
ss sna y bets IN all The Jennings Of the sngers TO DO
plankng Of inch thick yellow pine to be wei spiked on
e outside oil the and piles with three 9ncss long
ron spikes TO each plank each pe the planks 10 average
~ INCHES broad and extend the top OF the strnger %
two feet below the aral snrlace OF the Ground
IN the outside of the plankng coming nm 0Ha fos
ek oyer It's top there to be earth embanknenf
slope OF Ia 70 foot and to be covered with brick and
stone stTewed overif.
A similar embankment be made on the inside of The
piles, but not covered with brick and stone; heeaTt 70 form
these entertainments to be taken evenly from the surrounding
surface and not to greater depth than foot
Proposals will also be received for doing the following work
Ihe Roof and Cutters to be repaired
a Clstefn to contain 1000 gallons.
small STOP or Shed to- front and rear dooEs
All OF the above work be done in good and substantial
manner ana payment TO be made for the same. the ce
cate Of the keeper that completed according to contract
and to bis entire satisfaction.
Any information required will be furnished on application
at this Office. SAM ]. PETERS,
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SHER MANS
PATENT PREMIUM
A b D o M I NJ A e !.
SUPPER i Err

a sny As 0es 70 81 chayiss snssf, spvsfs Jhisn.
The ugh most elastic and ~ nse @.
the OF the WOMB oomplanhe bearing down feeling "a
the bottom fthe stomach, side and back.
the whites, etc. In pregnancy It's prevents m!seatIiags
female. II any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter. they can
be referred TO the wife Of very ceefsted physician 81 tna
ing several other patent supporters without Ieee Phy
clans respectfully invitad 10 call and examine the in
ment at the proprietors, 10 St Charles street.
In practice, had examine and apply all 1
boasted Abdominal Supporters in and have found none % veil
adapted relief The afflicted Ne
PHILADELPHIA, WIN. ANDERSON. NJ d.
For three years Twas afflicted with The womb q
the my bed. Ny great No
thing relieved until Mr. Shernans bdeninal Sap
/ mar health and cheerfuluess Mrs. skINSOE,
| August "a lSia l5I Eighth street, Philadelphia
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SrEAMBoAr RoBBERY. = Isaac Powers, charged with
breaking the trunk of Joseph Doenbach on board Of
the steamboat Autocrat and stealing contents was ar
agned yesterday before Recorder Caldwell and the case
postponed to the Eth inst.
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COTTON MANUFAcToRY IN PA.-Gen. James
has taken the main contract for the erection of the
Reading Cotton Factory The store-house out
buildings, machinery, and every thing required to
place il in full operation, is to be furnished for the
sum of $4,000, and is to be provided with s, 1876
spndes all of the last and most perfect construc-
ton.
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y; - DISTRICT CoURr.-Thomss Hagan, w. H. Della
no. Thomas SqTres Richard Colacot, John Martin A. IT.
Knowles, William Curtis, John Williams, J. R. WeIsey and
Aheh Arthur, charged with mutiny and riot on board the
American ship ScargO in March last, were put upon their
uia Yesterday to answer the charge. Mr.. w. c. Budd
Appeared Tor the prisoners, and Mr.. L. Hunton the u s.
District Attorney represented the Government. The two
former prisoners were found guilty of muny and the latter
were found guilty ola riot only They will probably be sem
fenced to.nnorrove
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ALIEDoED BREAoH TRUsr.-Joseph Amy was ar.
raigned yesterday before Recorder Geno to answer charge
made by Joseph DOMINANT, Of having committed breach Of
rust DOMINANT stated that about month ago he entrusted
to Amy gold watch worth $5 with instructions 10 have
repaired and return it, and that said Amy pawned the watch
tor 80 Bal was entered for the appearance Of the
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CoMMtTTEn-Anthony Alert. charged with committing
an assault and baieyy required by Recorder Geno
give bonds the sum of $500, behave himself during the
next six months He unable to furnish t. and was ac
cordingly sent to the Workhouae for ten days.
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n - CUsIOHHOrsE, New O7a111 Z
Colleca0rs Office NAV n iaz1 (
k1hHH9Pr0lsssAlL !s, F0R DOING GERTALN -Wss1I
Any further information will be given Oh application =
nus 1 ONE e.n... sAM'L PETERS
CUsroMHOusE, New Orleans, May q 1850 )
Colectof's Office. - =
pk0POsALs FOR WORK no BE DONE 8

4 GORDON'St ESLANDr LIGHT HOUSE = Ssajed
Proposals will be received this Ofee until the 18th ay on
Island light house: " :
The Foundation underneath the Light houe 10 be sled M
20 as 70 exclude any water from remaining there then q
ni ~ on the oade against the foundation walls abOut 81
net high and ~ feet wide be graded to one foot deco Al
he oui edge 50 as 70 drain an the from the ounda
uon 10 Raise and Level the House TO proter level. II,
cut canal from the houseto bayou about yards distant
and wheel all the dirt from the Canal for the purpose Of M
ing NJ the space around the foundation the canal 10 be
eet Vile spd % eet deco sufficient afford ecaal
GRAIN loE all the water at foundation
of The house Also 70 ill mp the Gully Ieadng from Ire Psss
20 the Light house al Gordon Island The above work % Be
done IN good and substantial manner and payesif 10 81
made Tor che same, on the certificate of the Keeper that
completed according TO and his entire "a iacfo
ANY further Information required will turnishe an
plcataon az this office. SAML j. PETERS,
.my4 tolS Collector and SupernEendentnf lJElifs.
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BURGLARY George Budd alias Jim Grow, was brought
Yesterday before Recorder Genos upon charge made by
mhng, TO the following effect: About half past
O'Clock, Mr. Whiting and Charles A. Labuzen arrested Budd
a. he was attempting to enter the former gentleman house.
m Custombouse street, between Vere and Robertson streets
he was caught on the gallery, attempting to break open
Soo ehse and wire used to pick locks found on
him After examination the Recorder committed Budd for
trial before the Fist District Court.
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Son OF RoYALTY STARvED.-We find the
following paragraph, under the death head of the
New York Herald:
"Died, in London, April 8, of rapid decline,
brought on through want of the common neces
saries Of life, aged Is, Anthony Thomas, eldest
son Of Mrs. Layinia Ryoes, grand daughter of his
Cumberland" >.
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Preliminary MEETTNG. The Recorders of the three
municipalities assembled yesterday the Mayors Office for
the purpose Of taking to organize the Mayors
Court" The proceedings were private.
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The R1vER.-The Vicksburg Sentinel of the
14th says The river was rising yesterday We
learn that many places below, heretofore consid-
cred safe from, any overflow, are partially sub
merged, among them the Hurricane Plantation,
Messrs. Quitman IL Turner'S, etc. The Governor
was in town yesterday. He thinks of abandoning
his river place, as do many others. He left on the
Fawn yesterday evening, to look at the choice cot
ton lands the Tallahatchie, now attracting so
much attention.
The accounts from above are unfavorable, and
there is probability that the river will be within
its banks for month to come. The weather is
still unsettled. We have very frequent cold rains,
and winds as bleak as in February or March, A
more unreasonable and unfavorable spring is not
within our memory. All accounts concur that the
cotton is suffering. Few have good stands, and
the prospect is even unfavorable than at this
time last year.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON Cry.

~ Thursday Evening, May 49, 1850.
Arrived to-day per steamer A. w. Vaneer 1877 Calves
PRICES. Beef Cattle, 6@71ac " ID net; Hogs. 81
@41zc " net Sheep, 395c " head; Much Cosos, 81
@$45; CdiUes, 90 0O9s5 90 v head.
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AUCTION SALES.

AImOndB, MncarOni and VermiceIIi Starch land
Candles.
BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
aDAY May H. hapast o'cock-will be sold at Ne.s,
a r Cochran Co.'s store No n Tchouptoulas street 10
close cOnsg Ni ~
100 bsgs Soft Shell Sicily Almonds;
zoe cases MacarOni, Naples, long and cured.
D0 half cases Verniceii, best quality;
100 boxes Starch.
$50 boxes Hydraulic Candles.
40 dozen Lobsters in sealed cases;
70 Z" Brass Candlestcks;
10 50 Brass Scales
20 boxes Sheled Aim Jnds:
500 " w /. Arrowroot
30 Caret Wine;
100 " Mr. Raisins
100 eighth casks Madeira Wine.
Terms a uyie
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nIsCHARGBD SOLDIERS BOUNTY LAND.
~ and PENSIONS ebtninsd At Ne. ST. Carrie stsSsl
room No. ., upse,} ~ the q. 9. Commszenev,s ecs'
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IMPORTANT JUDICIAL DEcIsIoN.-Chief JUS
tice fancy has delivered his opinion in the Su-
preme Court, at Washington, in the important
case of the collection of war duties in Mexico.
The decision of the Court is, that, under the Con-
stitution and laws of the United States, Tampico
was foreign port, within the meaning of the act
OF 1876, when these goods were shipped, and that
the cargoes were liable to the duty charged upon
them.
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I
Csrz~ q Mssaziss aud Csmmss si5sns. Nss Gyisans.
Importers Of and WholesaIs peasess il
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
& y TINES % hand irs and wsl assorted sec
French and Easl.A NEGRO BLANKETS;
- - ana Tvasst LOWELL coTTONsl
~. ~. ~ and Twfllsd wh;ss and brown COTTONSs
Kentucky JEANS and LINsEYa:
Glasgow JEANS and Lonsf IINsEYHs
PLAID LINSEYS for House ssrsans-s
Blue and fancy colcFed KENTUCKY JEANS.
White, blue, red. yellow and green KLAMNELa.
Negro WOOLLEN CAPS, SOCKS ma SHIRTS.
Heavy and light OTToNADEsa and DENfMs. faf pla.,.
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCHIEF IN Nsrr,..
Blue, black and mixed sATINETs;
French CALIC0ES, GINGHANS, Silks. and Basszs,.
English CALICOE5, Merfnosy AIpacas and Bomhazsff5r
English HOSE, UNDERsHIRTs, Drawers and Cloves
German HOSE and HAIF-HOSE;
Plain, white. figured and eooFed SWISS MUsLINsy
Plain and erozs-b barred CT MRRICS and MLTSIINs.
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS.
INDIA RUBBER SUsPENDERs;
APRON CHECKS;
Sc9 9TT9NN an. nd Elk 8 gMgREL LAS
siesfv .rs.x At nv rs a esf f,sesifis
ANY .ed ly s' trade. which is1 sr
f''et1eioiH A kkfffFa6AsSScf s.rc ohPAHx eF
~oAfRfffqtZl22a: assrss = ! .sessSio.- -
RS Y c S1iSFk. &C., gs::s:ss.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
No .0a Came $1,000
'HE undersigned. having been appointed Asais Is psns
q ~ A. Adams Esq.s Iesignedl Of the allows cd and
ana IavoraDy known Company, prepared % insure
n N p1Ss syoss6 terms. against MARINE AMI
An los. wI = prOmpty ss,ilsd Aes psd II Ha-,i,
O2nn;;, az NE option Of The insured.
In ~ LIVES also taken n the New Fo<z LifB
yCHAs. G. LATHRoP. Ae.rt
- Ohee ~ lamp street. New oHeans- on i
CusToAHorsE, New 01IRana
~nnr,.,~ = Coliecfora Ofhce. May q. 1874.
kDHOPOsALS FOR DOING CERTAIN Wf3fU
On THE LIGHT HOUSE ANDsDWELLIHE ON
CbANDELIEUR ISLaNII-Sealsf pfopnsaIs viii -
feeetved AZ tins Office until the 10Th OF Nav Il II clock %
DO the following work ON Chamberlain Island:
10 Kaie the Grpund around the Dwelling and Lixhfhoua
~ snperneaal yards teet deep. and suifabs
Lexee or Dy around the premises
70 make Window Shutters for eleven openings a o..
e De ieet 81 inches high BY feet I0 inches zids. 4 a.
be ieet 10 inches high by feet 4 inches wde u hs
eet ~ nele high BY feet inches wide, TO be frr ~
inches high by feet ~ inches wide; ali Of said tsin1o2
shutters 70 be strong and well hung
Gaiiery 70 be bui the south sde of the badine
ieet long by feet wide sealed overhead and to Be placed
on cypress blocks or brick pillars. 81.
the centre. - -
Some repairs the Chmneys which will lake about 1000
f1ek and bane, Of lime. also lew fire brick say &c., sE
All Of the above naIned work 10 be done accerains 10
contract and the ene satisfaction Of the Keeper OF Ia at
aaa no payment viii be made anil his csftcats 10 ihai
Any further information viii be given On sppJieaoa &
my7 ID Collector and Sapsr iptendenf Of Iirisfs.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Offcer Poynot Sergeant of the First
Municipality Police, died on Wednesday afternoon after an
Illness Of twenty hours He present at the election of Off
ces by the Council on Tuesday evening" and during the
was under some excitement in canvesng for reelection
ms combined with previous i'll health, caused the attack
under which he sunk short time after the Council met he
fell down in fit, and carried home insensibe His
name was presented, and he reelected without any of
the Aldermen being aware of his sad condition. Mr. Poynot
was much esteemed, and considered faithful officer
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The passengers also brought, in their trunks and
wallets, at least half million of gold making by
the four arrivals grand total of about SO 500 600
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.



CREscENT QgyIcH,
Friday Morning, May II. 1850.
| COTTON-The market wss very quiet Yesterday and
prices somewhat easier The sales did exceed 500 bales.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
lnlefioK @I0 MiddiinE Fair .... ,l2Di2N
ordinary IL Ql1%t Fair ,..........W RI3k
mdding ~ @l22 Good Fair........ 1360D-
food Middlng .13<9l2z Good and Fine. nominal.
ToBACCo-The Tobacco market was not active, and
we heard Of only two three sales, embracing go hbs as
follows: AZ hhds45 A at7ss and r at &c; hidsI at
Va 2at7h; lat " J at 9; at and at SIC v h.
SUGAR AND M0LAssE5-The receipts are light and
prices steady Sales 100 hhds Sugar ~ for Fair SIC for
Prime About 800 bbs Moasaes were disposed Of including
l5O Reboed at 49, and los half bbs do at 28c p gallon
FLOUR-Tbe market continues to improve owing to light
receipts The sales yesterday reached about 1900 bb nc
ding 24O Illinois at $6 $50 Supene st. Louis s6 25 and
800 Fancy ST. Louis eagle Star and Missouri Mls) at "
" Dbl.
CORN-Pnces rner with sales of 5000 Sacks as follows:
1000 Yeew, in fourlo IS 1000 mostly White at 679
49, and 1855 Prime White zoe " bnse 6sc was offered
for lot of 5000 sacks White, and refused.
PROVISIONS-Of Mess Pork, the principal sale 300
bbls, at little under $l0 1000 Dry Sailed Shoulders
sold at 2c " ID. OF Bacon % casks Missouri brought ~
for Ribbed Sides and SIZE for Clear do and 70 casks Cncn
matt were aken in two lots, at Sc y b. Lard in good
demand improved rates. Sales 25 kegs the Leyee
SIS $40 do at 50 % bbs at 6 and 200 kegs and 20 bbls
Choice Leaf t7c % H. OF Beef IS tierces Prime Mes
Dominick's) sold at s16 50 W ferce
COFFEE-About HOO bags Rio taken at 968kc ~ ID,
CANDLES-100 boxes Talow Candles sold at Sc - h..
WHISKY-Sales of 100 bbls Rectifed at 2l1Sc; a at
q and 30 (Rosss Extra) at &c " gallon. p.
FREIGHTS-We heard of no engagements
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull at 81 C91014 ~ Ct prem.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT. : Bernard McQuad, alias
Coleman, charged with burglary, tried and found guilty
George English, charged with assault and battery. ac.
Quilted
In the cases of Juan Silva and John Graha for assault
with intent to kill, and Martin Evans, alias William Kelly
and Joseph Kennedy charged with larceny the District At.
tpey entered noo prOsequi, witnesses appearing to
prosecute the accused.
The Jury then DISCHARGED aud the contt adinnred
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M1NNEsoTA-The st. Paul's (Minnesota) Chro-
ncle of April 2Oth states that the navigation is now
open to that place, though the period is later than
at any time during the last seven years-the
steamer Pepin having made her way through the
ice and arrived there on the day previous. She had
on board 400 passengers. The Nominee, another
steamer arrived Immediately after her, with large
load of passengers and freight
The same paper says: "We have had an arr-
val since our last from Lake Superior, and one from
Pembina. No news of importance. The ice in
Lake Superior was firm, and the snow as deep as
in midwinter. This was also the case in the direc.
ton Of Pembina"
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Ladies' JvSsC Uress Cscosgss
MK D. p. sCANLAN = 90. IN
NIHIl(i 80 No.1z Ghartres afsat, "
WIIIH ~ Are fcaigfne rlafn roidsTud III
" W ehpiss colnrs; Ish salln sBpd Painted drsan les ~
new patterns Etl1fre and Plain fc.dngs ser
zan.neI Dsss slks se kfeie1Is tpa I'D
HANOI ero.iets 49, 8eaustr and aTu
esnrr y ihsr and veil aaerted l0cs n GUNNER
DHE5s oOODs. FAhis NJ LdgER3r LACA9 ~ EA1H0Fs
DElEa. recanty purshaed porla falns iran
hrrs housea ia SuS5ps and AneTiea itsT lfsr ~ a.
Low PRICES
similar acsI BE- purrassd a1 er ho1asr de ctF.
Aso : Several s1ssa 81 FIST s1ae1 1aronst IGwnr.
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Valuable Building Lots TchOupitouIns street
near the River and the new Market-house.
RK CAR Nj Il A N

Valuable Building Lots on TchOupitouIns street.
near the River and the new Market-hOuse.
By CARAVAN a. RICARDO.
SATURD4Y, May IS, l2 be sold At auction at
- Banks Arcade " ''-i -
Two certain LOTS OF GROUND in The square bOuade BIZ
Tehoupoulas Richard Religious
by hs numbrs and said o IS feet inch
and lines front Tchoupouls street by feet 10 nche and
lines In depth between parallel nesot forming the corner
OF TChoupiOu as and Richard streets,
Terms Onefourth balance a. "a months for
notes bearing cent interest," al
Per cent and noTigsgs on the properly.
aus Of sae before Notary Public expense the
Pneh- gre. myI7
Cabs........ Gigs. and Carriages
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
ATURDAY, May 49, at II oeock-Wll be sold their
- Auction store Magazine street, opposite Banks
Four New CABS;
Two New GIGS;
Two New CARRIAGES. my6
p. ID. TAYLOR,
A UCTI0N AND COMMISSION siERCHANT, has removed
"A TO No s. Grayer street. where he give plrtf ur attention
to the sale Of Real Ete Stocks Cargoe Damaged Cotton
hoIl Furniture, slaves, etc nyl 2m
L EWLS FLORANCE, Commits stoned y7uctioneer of
- nee NO 81 GrayT st., will attend usual, and give
ms Particular attention to the sale of Real Estate, Stocks
Damaged Cotton, POrtW arden Household Furniture Slaves
ete viii also makes adyance Merchandise placed his
hands. my2
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IEA EsST TONIC AGENCY-Ts Magazine street.
a SEhI AIN antdoe against Constipation of the Bow
H. ess Torpor OF the Liver Indigestion Palpitaton of
aches, Cbils and Fever etc " ~ iai' Nervous Iieau-
r, r, ~ -, :, RECOMMENDED ny ..f
Matansw m Wst, ESQ President II. d. Bascombe.
DR.. w. M. Gwip a.. ~ ~ = uIoHEsto0n,
DR.. w. B. Keene. % ru''er, ooo =, n
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(tOMROUND EXTRACT OF COPAYIA Ann
The s1tensiI - i Piseasese h Urinary Organs
fy G1nng which period has rarely failed to effect per-
3een faithfully observed the best evidence al ~
seat ana uneqHalied excellence. Being free from an man,
a. n r up in jars Of convenient and portable szs and
N sMACPHERsQN's Drug and casmssas Stare,
rulV omSp No. % Camp street, New OTlsans
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Grand subscription Concert, under the
.N51A Dire ctiOn of MIR. HOeffner. ANA
yH#A% GB- The Subscribers this Series OF CON. ga9
s2a9 cEhTs are respectfully informed that the dMmwNdS
A5ks series will be continued EVERY WEEK, at
RA the Commercial Hall. 81. Charles apl6 Il NlnlAe
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THE SAco TRAGEpY.---A sister of the girl re-
Gently murdered at Saco came to that town from
Manchester, N. H., described and claimed many
dresses and other articles of clothing, which were
found at the house Of Dr. Smith, the property of
the deceased The name of Thea girl is That's
Elizabeth Caswell and she and her sister are ma
tives of Brompton, Canada East where their
parents, three sisters and two brothers, now reside
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ORLEANs THEATRE

kB- Benefit Of Nus. BERTON and Mr. SCOTT
ORLEANS STREET, between Royal and Bourbon srees :.
~ SATURDAY EVENING May 49, be performed MailaId
Opera, in three acts, entitled
GAsTlBELZA.
The First Act Of LA DAME BLANCHE.
And Tnird Act of ..
THE QUEENS MUsKETEERs. .,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMERICAN THEATRE, Poydras street.
k Benefit of Madame LOUISE THIELMAN 80 Last Night Of
the German Company. =
MANAGER, JOHN GAISFORD Boxes so cents. PArouete
WI aud Second TIER rs cents Coored Boxes Gallery
IS cents Private Boxes tatmng egh Sc open
performances hAlfpast O'Clock precst,
EVENING Thursday will be performed, in Tie language
author, the Tragedy entitled
THE STRANGER.
SharacterS by German Company
After which, ANTIPODEAN FEATS
BY Prot Jennings and bis talented Pupils Helen and Master Henri
To be followed by the Farce Of
LOAN OF A LOVER.
Mr. Keller
-
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Washington Division No r.: Capt or clark Of the
seamer chalneso. sEdtona Of zodia. Ocean Diysoa
Harmony Dviso4 .Loni,isnA Division No it,.
Mssissppi Valley piyisipa- Marion Lodge..Us
Navy agsnt.- Agent MontgonsIy packets seesy
Of Lraqas % Harmony Of The irsh Inni
N. MUssoE, P. NJ.
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N7Tn Grand Concert. AAaz
Va NY &c By tie urgent request Of great seal
$ Der OF influential ladies and gentlemen of New rNw
3lke Orleans WALLACE aud STRAKOSCH, will S1llkafSa
"a give another GRAND CONCERT, SI1AtAH
On FRIDAY EVENING May II, 1850 al the Lyceaza Han
~ hAhoSCh will play this for the
W IN New Orleans, ThabeTgs chef d'GuSe and deult
piece his celebrated Grand Fantasa Airs
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