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Corner of asasias and Common strssts, Nsp Orleans.
Importers Of and Wholesale DeaIers in
ENGLISH FRENCH. GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
AYE A alitme on hand argsand well assorted Stock
= 4 consisting in part Of
French and Engliah NEGRO BLANKETS;
7-s a. und Twilled LOWELL COTTONs:
90 ~. ~ and T,silIed white and brown COTTONs,
Kentucky Exams and T.INSEYs
Slasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
RLsAlD LIN5EYS for House Servants:
Niue and fancy colofed KENTUCKY JEANS;
Wmts. blue, red. yellow and green FI4ANNELS;
Negro W0OLLEN CAPS. SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light COTTONADEs and DENNIS, for plan.
Msdtas and Mock Maaras III NDKERCIFs. for Nesroe..
Blue, black and mixed sATINETs;
french cALICOES, GlNGHAMB, Silks, and Bareges,
t.nglsh CALlCoES. Merinos, Alpacas and Bombazets;
English HOSE, UNDERSHIRTS, Drawem and Gloves:
Gerrnan HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Fnln, white, figured and colored SWISS MUSIdNS;
Plain and ctoss- barred CAMBRICs and MUSLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER EuSPENDERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
....And Also...
A great variety Of FANCY GOODS. such as are gener-
ally sold by the trade which they offer 70 purchasers
favorable terms. inl8 1un2dD&W
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NEW ORLEANSs


The sToRM--We were vised yesterday evening, about
II O'Clock. with terrific storm, accompanied with thunder
and lightning, and perfect delnEe of rain. Much injury
done to tho boats lying die Ievee, and understand
that above the Tobacco warehouses three German vessels
were greatly damaged The Laona's chmneys. and those
forced by the violence Of the gale from her moongs and
driven across The riysr. She in contact with the Beyi.
deres which boat much injured by the collision Several
ships and briggs pared their cables and were driven 70 the
Grstna side Large different portions of the city were
torn up, and awnings suffered in the general commotion,
We have not had storm equaling this Tor long period.
singular fact that this young tornado occurred the
anniversary Of The fearful one at Nstshez.
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BOYS SUNDAY MEETING IN New YoRK.-A
" Boys Meeting" was held in New York Sun
day the 10Th ult. During the prayer at opening,
there considerable talking, though not more
than might have been expected from the character
Of the boys. Mr.. J. Sanders then addressed them
for some time, and was heard generally with res
pectful attention. A policeman was seated at the
door, but there was no occasion for his services.
The meeting is intended for the same classes are
trained in the Ragged Schools Of London.
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SHoTThe muatto girl. Marie, who shot by the slave
boy Victor, few days ago, while the latter playing with
gum died yesterday from the effects of the wound
ceived. An inquest held the body, and the verdict
rendered Died from shot wound in the head, inflicted
by Victor, slayethe result of accident" The girl
was Is years of age-the properly Of L. Meredic.
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AGGRAVATED CASE AssAuET.-John Sleman and
George w. Smith brought up for examination yeer-
days the charge of asaulng Francis Ricke the night
OF the 10th Of April Rcket called from his house by the
police assist every good citizen should when necessary
in enforcing the law by enabling them Murphy
While engaged seman and Smith, the latter armed with
knife made him desst and attempted Aftera long
tret Court for trial
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The young Earl of Durham, (whose income
amounts to $350,OOO per annum,) is in New York,
and would be the lion Of the Goldfish aristocracy
but for his natural shrewdness inducing him to keep
his prosecutors at distance. He will shortly
leave town fol the Capitol.
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Mr. Pennington has not yet completed his steam
balloon, or flying steamer. He is still confident Of
succeeding, and is in hopes Of having it done in
time to make voyage in search of Sir John Frank
lin. Mr.. P. calculates that his first steamer will
cost about ten thousand dollars, and proposes to
make the engine of silver.
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HAT AND MAN LosT.-A man standing on pier
at Southport, Ohio, had his hat blown off in the
lake. He jumped into skiff and put after it, but
was blown of, and vessel sent in pursuit Of him,
but could not find him. He may have lost his life
and his hat.
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Per steamship Ohio-FroBs Hardna-B Sanchez lady and
daughters. Mrs n Fernandez Mad Giqnel, 2dsughters
and servt Manuel BOno lady Sonora Bornio Mad Colon
que; Mrs Callahan ard child MesRs Garter. II ShieI.
Ronedo Blum, Gabriel del Carol Don Pedro Lan4meda.
Francis Mechaud, Damon, s Arnold. y ID Cook, Juan
Riyas Brown, Algme :; ETgW rs. St!hsagres-smesss
B + Cocilrane II r Weaze Jas A Potter, Benjamln NJ
Montague, p Scanland.
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The IRON BUSINESS Married, on the goth
ult, near Toms River, N. j., by Benz L. Irons,
Mr.. Jos. Grant to Miss Amanda Irons; and on the
2lst at Dover, N. j., by BENZ. L. Irons, Mr.. Hen
drick B. Irons to Miss Jedidah Ann Irons
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RECORDER GEsoIs' CoURT.-The following cases came
up before Recorder Genos yesterday Patrick Dillon the
affidavit Of Pascal Meot for assault the 9TH instant
Francis Zeo and Andre Decamp, arrested night before last
in Toulouse street. having in their possession bag containing
cotton books, watches clothes lines etc. Favu Lebesque
the complaint Of A v. Roger, who aedges that the de-
fendan committed gnevous assault upon him the 9TH
inst The examinations in the above deferred
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HopETUL LADS Henry Miller and jeremiah Connolly,
two lads we've found on Tuesday night sleeping in dry
goods box Poyras street. They sent to the House OF
Refuge. 10 be cared for at the cy's expense.
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.EtYsIeiOseesbIe CEOfIai9se-.

D no. Gail At The q ONE PRICE STORE /" Of
ALFRED MUNROE A. CO., IA Magazine Street,
and what be at that establishments ~ Always happy
Ii alaull nal.- ruuI
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NEW ORLEANS oATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON Cry,
"Wednesday Evening Nav &. 1880

JEFFERSON CITY,
Wednesday Evening, May 8, 1850.
Arrived today per Iowa, Bosona and Sultana
95 head of Western Beef Cattle ncudng 80 head oil Lake
Catte) s. Hogs. 294 Sheep Mich Cows and SO Calves
PRIoEs.-B Beef Cattle, 41696j<e v ID net; Hogs.
@4c " ID net; Sheep SO 0O9s4 " head Much Co0s.
s9O9s45; CGlUes, 90 Oc@$5 50 y head.
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CHARGE OF LARcENy.-Horato Barry was brought up
before Recorder Baldwin yesterday the charge Of robDine
Mrs Smith. The case has yet not been investigated.
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List Of vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.

IHstsn The First municipality tdssgnatsd In tbs following
iabs bg ni the Mos commence At ne kaisssa snd mn
In the the Nos above The neabt Land
ing being fatboat Landing. The Third lns
Railraad down no. being ferry ghh
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.--The Court engaged yes
| ierday in civil cases Of no particular interest.
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INFORMATION VIII be gwen on apDllcntlOn
SAMsL j. PETERS, /
CUsroMuoUsE, New Orleans, May .. is5O,
Collectors Office MAY 8, 1850
ORRH0pP9esS,A a s,e For BULLYING a BREAKWI


IL TER FOR LIGHT AT PASS MANCHAC-Sealed
PROPOSALS VIII be received at this Office until the 18th of May
az " clock TO buld Breawater for Light house Pass
Manchac in accordance with plan file in this office
The breakwatsr 10 be constructed in the form three
2i hexegon las shown on the plan D each side be 60 feet
feet from centre centre, and from to ID feet deep then
tops 70 be2 feet above the bed of the bottom Of the s of
the Lighthouse.
cypress strnge u inches square to be mortice on the
heads the piles which be tenoned receive IL each
moTce and tenor Joint 10 be secured by two IL inch reenas
angles and al the centre Of each side by an iron strap xS
inches going the snger down the piles to which
II TO be secured by inch bolts going through and
serewing up the other side, also inch bolt 10 pass
through the strap and strnger, securing them together7
straps and y bolts in all The Jennings OF the strnge to be
panking of inch thick yellow pine to be well spiked on
the outside OF the snger and piles, with three inches long
iron spikes to each plank each pile the panks
INCHES broad and 20 extend from the top of the snger
two feel below the ma ;nral surface Of the ground
On the outside OF the plaRkng and coming mp foot
thick over ts top. there to be an earth embankmsnt
slope Of IA to taoi and to be covered with brick bats and
stone strewed over IL
similar embankment be made on the inside of the
piles, but with brick and earth TO form
these embellishments to be taken evenly from the surrounding
surface and not greater depth than foot prevent
ioInlng trenches Or holes or the accumulation ot water
Ihe Roof and Cutters to be eepaired.
a Clslen TO contain 1000 gallons.
a small Soop or Shed to front and rear doors
AL OF the above work to be done In good and substantial
nane and payment TO be made the same, the cer
cAie o. e KEEPER hst is completed according to contract
Any Information required will be furnished on application
al TINS oi1ce SAM. J. PETERS,
my4 tolls Collector and SUPERINTENDENT Of IjaItu
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Y,h0aalfxS RrndM.
%,

ID Charities street. %
NEW BAREeEs French Iao0netl sanie. AIvone. Tissues
IN Lawns Printed canbrcE, Gnehanl, Fovad Silks, Summer
LISENs Danaks, shins' shostInss Diapers, uctabaets
LACE Barge and y u.ln Aiantns Lace Shawl.
Hp 81 scsss gI .i shsTls chsa clspe. SIN
PARasoLs, chidrens PslasoIs Six Cotton Gmtreas
llo.ssy Nets Laess Ribbons dnPs Frinses Buttons and all
I II. RINEsfAIsI Nofdrv Public. No, 3 ST. Charles
~ street, Room No. ..
Wsc Room ''D II. a i% I'D
M issly 81 ). csaas E.S. Sstsy FSS SsS
PLANTERS HOTEL NEW ORLEANS = The
u undersigned bees ieaye 70 inform the public that IA
sumner. and ist be vii ACKNOWLEDGMENT Il pssa very
sedpced rate those who wish q locate permanently Fam
o. yRS @ i 6 h 'SS s c
e fS d0 ssass w " @Ds S Bps
rate ...7 r t pubhcs obedieni servant, :. .n,n
- HOUSES HOUSES. :. HOUSES. "a
@ IL bays new On hsne and f., sale -Four Good
s sd and noUSE 81 os s TTS s os9 y
tone I'm + sn en- ind s1sO% a.s s0 ,I Ubs @
h or Dwelling House, they are suitable for any place as
they are Of good material and worh9lasip would advise
u n Lake :. Of SD shs eSss 70 call + ny premises on s.
e'a = NV im sm cA'a 2 e s n SsS5 Ss
ga 4. aesas q XR II ri S;9 n ssiy sS a
phesE Our assortment : unsurpassed, comprising the
Velvet wilton Tapestry cARPETING;
ihpgsh StlIIead DO. Brussels do;
Fu'''p"s F sIS S1a 81 SOIH Cloths. o0''
eei 10 = feet wide cut to suit hall, and put
Canton Mating.
ds s s Roy E s S2fFo sn Sq. oss
Epbtcds5s9 MasIn and Wouied, and six Drapery;
a 8 s,' s CHITT E SSiHls 81 DxmERoN.
my6 6.d&stW % ChaT1es and q Cusomhouss st.
1s. F french cR Esys 81 f Ros sRg. 9
BUc s S e III S S bEsn ff s SSE s1
not causing i o chap Or daEen but on he Contrary. gives
e those exposed p the influence Of the Lake breeze. this
u sOs P&eeacs. NJ, 'i cARoNDELEr Street.
nsaI SoMnoh. myo 81
IOR0PERTY sTOI.FsN-Four Silver TEA SPOONS,
elias shae md Piano Cover CIoh, We're taken on The
night before last from No. IS Jackson street. A liberal
mentioned. and no questions asks !. my7
4 OsT-A PRoMISsORY NOTE, drawn by A. e
ailer date for The Of $50, payable to JOHNSON 4
NOODLE, bearer. The finder viii be suitably rewarded
my7 81 ~ 80 = Johnson NOODLE.
ITO LADIES INTENDING TO TRAVEIr-Any
YEN So ' ssa pthd s SsIs
e N.Y. o iS Address XEroSETfE PALMER
ID EMOVAL-The undersigned has removed from No
~ II Caap 70 81 Caeai esecond door from RI
ne Corner Of Camp 70 the Jswsry Esablshmsnt AA
large ss Ss " Ss Say q every aSgHS
es Cola Pens and Holdsrs; Gold Pencils. and fne seiec
lion Of Fancy Articles Of every kind.
am prepared % execute az reasonable prices with dispatch
BeH snd q sey s n o s sSS
sa stl U exchange; En-. .,,,..,.
me sSss Ha 1a a. me above named store. ppucr
-asS -. n. =. oooSt-.
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Crescent 7sost and 90 99rinthrq dDlaee,

NJ Tbs rroffetpn d Crescent Once respectfully
or friends nd v public that hoy have associated Win han IN
the conduct Of hs Job Department 81 their eliabsp Mr. W.
r. YEoMANa Under his uFaneamen ihay hope 10 iseeiye
liberal Shore he public TINS material q The Office
snsw ~ complete, ed hy prepared exeeai all kinda Of
BOOK AND JOE PRINTING,
i the least possible delay moderate prices Particular at
hiOn win he given 70 ne printing AigYERS' BRIEFS
BILLS or LAptNa. INSURANCE. BLANKS
BILL HEAuF. K0TAnfAL AND cLEnKgs BLANKS,
nook HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT RILLa,
CIRCULARS srEAmB0AT CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND HANDnILLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC gro.
Printed short neice and moderate terma anil
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Steamship Ohio Lieut.. Schenck, from New Yotk via
Charleston and Havana. 5th inat, 70 Paradise, Lawn
Fl big Fsrnsnd Cares IS days from Ct Pierre. Martinique.
TO mastef-Lafayeits.
STEAMBOATS,.
Bosfona, Price, from Louayille--1S bales cotton.
Fanny Smith, Richards from Louisve- ~ bales cotton.
Cora No 81 Keelnr from Camdenr-i60 bales cotton.
Bulletin, Church. ffom Menphis-2l5e bales cotton
Gipsy, Ore, from Bayou Sara-103 bales cotton.
Coy Bent Gibbs, from Batesvie, Ark-5 bales cotton
Hutana, Gable, from ST Louis
Iowa, Morehouse, from st Louis.
u NJ Streck, Streck from LafOurche.
Fashion, Martin, from the Coast.
Oregon, HEM from Mobile.
Mobile, Sutton from Mobile, via the Hivef.
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SHERMAN'S
SH \ |! |! ]! DER 81! !. BRACE ! 4!

i soRDLBy. DEM A ilA 5fER AToR-Fosus.lg d
u Har1odsbnrEs Ky. Residence at Mn. -, -. j.
ItNDsExs. No Nora sts sss ., koes =,
LafaSstis sslsse' ~ Rssiisgla5 q, 9ssn.
ton paid to diseased TIE II and q MS. IS
johnson & EfsdeneeI Mezrs. HsHeslF,
Sands a co. cosrsn, by kes SpaInE. Henry GaIlef,
Arch Dxon Henderson. KY; .hariss ID MqIeheads faWl
inc G!ase, ~; H1n Warnss gnasiN9ed 20 Hs Sa,el
Louisville KY; Hon. John Speed SAITH, L1knzson, Ky
MI Jas. epeed, Marshal Of KY. LquisU'les myd lw
CEG 800 ehe>s and Ias.lssa esaIsls. sssaa
my7 g ard y New Legeq.
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Lyceum HaII-Grand FareweT Conecr..

Lyseum H n sFRa Es sssH Concert.
RIs last !. sI hi n MpsIGAh FEsTI- ~
wv, WALLACE. he s.set csego.sr. ,.ii se.I-
s%SSg PsSs ssssEssd composition la cEz
S% S% y SsI 4 bvs
Magic aad M Fan Fsntasa o. National is A
famous opera Zsmps By SIXTEEN q de
%9ss d.'ngsssd LADY ard Gentlemen PaRsts nclgdiHg
volunteered to give their valuable assistance for this occasion
PROCLAIMED art. First,
{. Ia File d. Rsginsnt. & By Donzetli, com
ssp ii sss'i william TELL By Ro:Hl s''a'''
So c.sPosIIsaas grand fants:a y ~.
drsnd Aes s q Basga. rom saaloseh. aHs's
5tBy ssueTs sssass5 Grand Dss.ic i've '-'
c ranS Sn il Wosss ~ s,ss S% I 5
thor and sEakosch. -
~. !. r,., Part SECOND y -
yase De Concsrt.' both pieces eonsessd
aGlsad Ara from vsiis opera oi Emsn saes
s-9TEse Magic Bel, Reserie seutimeniae ls 0as'n
followed By g Fantasia de Brayura,'
NATIONAL AH-both pieces are composed and
OVERTURE u FROM esesuisS ~
s ss a # the mOs N eSE and gentlemen
Il
~ Tickets One DoIar-to be had at The usual places.
with tickets previously confusion at the door
- Doors open at O'Clock; Concert to commence at
EzH Mr.. MAYO, No. Camp street has purchased TIL
copy right of Strakosch's SEA SERPENT POLKA. A
magnificent edition Of that piece press and will be
ready IN a very few days for issue. my8
Nz4u AIgiers BALI ANA
| .EA eiT BENEFIT OF Mr.. FRED. A. WOOD -
X2aak u Mr.. Wood OF the heaviest SUI 1l1S
Rz boat Louisans having lot beth and be-
seriously injured The Agernes propose irving
BALL his BENEFIT, audit is fixed Of THURSDAY
NIGHT, May 9Th, 1850, at the St Charles Algiers.
John R. Cunningham, VIM. F. Gerard. Thus Rean
4 Jas. Martin, Edward Wilson, A. B. SeEer.
~ Tickets 81 So Ample have been made
crossing the River at al hours. myf
Grand subscriptions Concert, under tn,
| Nzf~ Dire elton of Mr.. HOe6mer. ana
EtfAb n The Subscribers this Series Of CON -
XsE CERTS respectfully informed that the If1lf
&E9ts series will be continued EVERY WEEK, MIlsfa
~ the Commercial Hall, 81 Charles st apl66 Mk~s
Captain Dan HickOk' Second sprins
| Regatta.
4 r~AA EE- The Second Spring Re- IVA
! ~ g4u will take place on TUES ! M
| /mr&tNNA DAY, May II, Lake Pon n ..Sf8\HNA
| %AAA> chartrain, starting FROM point - AAG>
| opposite the mouth of the New,
be divided ino three
Class feet Second Glass et Third Class
will be permitted The Third
thing carrying fore and aft Sails with the exception
An Prize, consisting Of Silver Plate viii
10 the winning boata Of each class.
The above Regattas be conducted under
! aiions Of the southe Yacht ciub apps
j
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OEFICK,
Thursday Morning, May 9, 1850.
COTTON-Tbe market quiet, and although factor
eyinced willingness to SELL the transactions limited
to 500 bales at our quotations
NEW ri asTRTclTION
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STEAMBOATS,
= =
rs. 1es1'1 ~ "a -. -
,pd fE. EnssFs ffss ~ 3 3 ln4,n &
3se,en nsy1ss esss sS.s ssp ~ g ~. Asas 4.'e
81 |s sbsss q! ~ Is fsss
harlan 1e2,p1a 1lztllz4 ae.nt ~ q ts1 s,ftt4i a
NJ Cas- d d sasasss. sssg q
y - : 8; 49,; 5s7 III 49,.
sis6lls sstIsT. meter hssl1s hs;s lsS 8
r EsJSg f. e p'sss.si- I.s new ,' re 1'si
u, s;fsf ksosa go Isl M vi F i
s ~. ~ 81 e. fo sTs ~ e % eei z e a
Bios and fa.agegla; FssHFins lsage Mebeegefy MON
Y ;v h e q i6s Day Thsl ;sd ss, lses On g
ifsigt q psssse. spp Ey q - ~ = ~ ~
@.s 1xnF sY = MlS Nav5ez49 Sssqs CON-
luetss.12 RANY's stEA MFR OLIVIA : leiiv |
:ss aaa q a.s%sas. ls@se Enc ne
md substantisf sessn<r OLIVIA w HOFFMAN, nasts.
~ asips ss az, e hIss s
AZ Ls s1ss, az. q IF 3 Esssa EvEk
Sunday. when s.e VIII lssse q ,e'eeek- Rsiaminss
sss Fss 1s y - e1sk y IN
ekUGEEE KoCHEREXU q Is. II sna IS - fs,u. =.
,uhas su or M fklEis ai \ fa H. coyinrio1
-. an :, = (
Tbe s.qDsadid md e1vsy FL, new s;ssa seefe.
fENOHA. r. W. bun1ica master buit czprzzly ier IS
vii ssss DE Lake End Of he PontehsfiSais Rsios
Il oa nAr Ssnaass szsf2sa2 % se q ~
nsiPFE every day y I'd sxesssa. e. oeck 4
Meal extra =. = ~ s.... 10
M B No lsndna. made on he river i6r u. tiaan 81
F FGT Rs; pITIacRgRiiis PgSiIs P q
STEy WssRsE 95M t6 20. 5e'asss & y 2
CgTRE puEEICAs ycoyIas'on. "a. MAP 4
q Inc WI hessaitss lssye isr msaaFflls
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GuNlRIEs- landing ex steamer w Scott
- Is tiefees Shay's best Sugar Cured HAMS.
tieIces n. Do : S ss1ey Cured DRIED BEEF;
8 boxes bologna SAUSAGE; for sale by
my7 CHAS. STOuGHTON, 81 Camp st.
lUFFAIiO TONGUEs--In store and for ale by
~ mys CHAS. SHOUGHTON, 81 Camp e. (.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Cleared Yesterday,
Ship AehbuIion, WIlliams, Geppa, H v BAXTER
Hbip Wempifs, Bunker, New York, a ejeiien
Hafk Cherokee. Getty, ChdIlestQnf 8I& I'll Levy
h1rk Marmota, Duncan, New York. I1.iiek & q
Span bark Thos GeneL, Puiel, Barcelona, cahuzacks
echr Paptagenst, Russell Mobile WethelbY 4 Hopkins
hclg Two Mafys, Silva, Apelachlcoias Master
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a. - - -
FFtIIE unessignc 81 his old established oe. continues
accommodates persons desiEops RENTING money % li
friends in ENGLAND. Ireland, Scotland with etekfnE r.eti
DTaits PAYABLE IN any pbst0n the NbqTe uaaad 1H-
douis, and ia suit He also usual c0ntinue1 te}
Ing passengers brought from LsefpQo % he ef e1 ree1
nhips and reasonable TENS Parties living VI litxHsS b.
addIssslng letter spoatpsid1 to tAe WI n
promptly attended y. :. = = ( a. a.
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Positive Cash Sale of House and Lot on Canal
street, Second Municipality.
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneers
THURSDAY May IL oelock-Wil be sold At Banks Ar
eade without reserve, Of The leaving for
California
GROUND, with all the improvements thereon
in the bounded BY Canal Jackson Claiborne and Derby
Streets Canal depth
parallel lines The Improvements comprise good
story Dwelling. with Kitchen Stables, etc.
Terms Sale cash.
Act Of before F. o. Stark Notary Pubc expense
the purchaser. mys
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Bf Jim Hl WHISKY Hams bhonlders, Sugar Vinegar, and
sundry other articles. my9
Household Furniture, ON account of departure.
Removed for the convenience of sale.
BY Il. b. DRAKE.
at his .9uetson Store, No, a CHsto1nhonss street.
THIS MOANING May g. 10 ocockWli be sUd without
quantity very Household FURNITURE
Tables Mahogany Bedstea1s Bureaus,
Sdeboar Paror Chairs; Centre Pier and Card Tables Wash
stands, Mattresses ETC. Also
One large Mahogany Double Desk suited Banking house
Insurance office costs $3.50 my9
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Fancy Prints and Catalogue Sale Of Dry Goods
BY e. H. PETITPAIN.

THURSDAY May AT 10 o'clock-Wil be od at his Auction
new style FANCY PRINTS each case containing
great variety Of patterns
@ packages and lots Of Seasonabe DRY GOODS, such
French Cottouade Gnghams Madras HandkeIch Printed Mus
lima, Book Musins Linen Sheengs ShBg Linens Linen Checks,
Buff aud Red Curtain Calico Palas Btannias Linen Drills
Spool Cotton Corah Silk Handkercieis Muslin Gingham Mourn
Lawns, Black Apacas, Laces Embodeies L. Handker-
chiefs Ribbons, Hosiery, Mattress Cheeks, ETC. ETC.
DOMESTIC GOODS such as Bleached and Brown Coons Ticks
Cottonades Stripes Beaehed Jeans, Brown Drills, Checks De
MINIS, etc. vf
Terms liberal sale.
B Catalogues viii be ready goods early
the MOI Of mvS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

- F55ff "a f7T67{FIT3 = - f:6517<S,, 77sSiz-
I4 Line 81 Ships IN ti< Sf.h 2I2F o1i 81
e, ..; So 81. sss s'p sssR aqa &
q 1000 toes burtin, viii ~ qbgfe fiI. a71 ~ o
lifted with Err1t and with stct eeHMd Tor i.N
fort Of passenger and 4 most abs rnqrtnH'1f HoE
offering for their going California. Yhi Sp i lie 1
sailing dispafchcd from this loft Tor haer4 nd
parties dssiiens qf emba!ne you'd DO well % T1 tA1
aSIanepmenl of this vessel 1t Post H4cdnd MaDIefa1Lf,
s9ele making w arrangement ezeNheis kaz pa4aae
3, 49,, II s pREyF. Arsass q rpsd.,. =
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0RLENN5 STREET, between Regal and Bourbon streets.
" THURSDAY EVENING, May 9. sso, will be performed NJ
srbeer'E celebrated Gand Open in and tnbeaux cn
THE PROPHET.
~ Performances will Commences Al haltpnst o,eiock
~ Lihreeto Of The OpeIa ler aae the BOZ dr..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

AUCTION SALES.

Groceries. Provisions and Liquor
BY SYKES, HYDE g. co.
THIS DAY, May 81 hapas 10 o'cIock-W be sold, their
Il Auction Store, 81 Magazine
10 bags Rio Coffee 90 boxes Tobacco Cigars Sperm Candles,
Soap indigo Starch OIL TubleIs Clar Port and Champagne
Brandy Gin Rum, WHISKY Hams, Shoulders Sugar Vinegar and
sundry other articles. my9