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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-13
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREsoEET QETIcE,


Monday Morning, May 10, 1850.
COTTON-There fair, though not general demand
for Cotton on Saturday and the sales embraced $500 bales
a considerable portion of which for England Prices
have been quite firm the Niagaas news The receipts
are still falling off and the decrease all the Southern ports
as compared with last year is now 63l 900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ..........Io az Middlng Fair I2s912A
Ordinary ...,......li 6gll4fF ...........B p1sk
Godd Mdins 5000 and r%f Fine nominal
ToBACCO--We only heard of two sales viz: 81 hlIds
II at7, 4Rat6, Is at 81; and SO hhds "a low running
loO at IA for A, and 81 for Refused.
SUGAR AND MoLASSE5-About9 800 hhds Sugar sold
full rates 4s@4A for Fair. and Be for Prime aso
800 bbls Moasses at 229c for good Fermenting and @
&c " gallon for the best Reboled.
FLOUR-Tbere buyers in the Market and 1900
bbs changed hands foows 100 ibis st. Louis not in
pected at 50 80 100 bb s5 80 for Superne and 45 30
for Fine 100 St. Louis al e6 co. 100 al as s7L 400 Fine
600 Illinois and 100 St. Lous) at % 3d. and several smaller lots
CORN-Pnces steady. Sales 5000 SKIS including 1884 SKIS
Yellow. in second hand SKIS, at ~ $50 735 1000 ESQ and
1900 at 75 1895 White a. and 400 SKIS SOC. Aso-l5OO
bbs Ear Corn at 81 Is " Dbl. At the close but little in
first hands.
HAY AND BRAN--5O bales Western Hay sold on the
Leyee at so y ton, and 113 SKIS Bran 81 20 y 100 h.
PROVISIONS-The Pork market rather dull, the
largest sale being 100 bbs Mess $40 % " bb In Beef
heard Of but retail transactions Bacon steady and
30 cks prime Sides taken g. and II do Shoulders at 3c -
H. Lard is rather the advance, and nearly 1000 kegs
disposed of including 1926 Prime the Leves 916 and
$500 kegs in store Zone lo) at 65Sc " ID.
CoFFEE-Lower. 600 bags Rio sold at $685. and a
large lot offered at less.
BAGGING AND RoPE-5O pieces were sold at IA, and
30 coils at 7c both cash
WHISKY-Pnces firm. I6O bbls sold at 201z12lc for
Rectifed.
LEAD-1OO pigs sold to city manufacturer at Sc " h..
notwithstanding doing Cotton to Liverpool 5-32D
9.16d.
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GOVERNOR OF CoNNEoTIoUT-The Legisla-
ture of Connecticut having on the I'd inst. elected
a Speaker by one majority, in joint convention
proceeded to the election of State officers. Thos
II. Seymour was chosen Governor, receiving 122
votes to 1l5 against him, and Charles H. Pond
Lieutenant Governor, by 124 to 1O5. These gen.
tlemen were the democratic candidates for their
respective offices at the late election. democrat
had been elected Speaker in the Senate by Is to s.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING. MAY 10. 1880.

CHARITY HosPTAL.-During the last week the deaths in
this extensive establishment have only averaged three four
day and Friday but person died. The present
number of patients is 546.
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STRAY CHILDA little girl about five years Of age, who
says that her MARGARET has been under the charge
Of Capt FOrno for several days past The child give
account OF her parents.
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MARIE DE LA NoUyE1LE,QRLEANs.l

COMMENCEMENT a une resolution adoptee par lie Con-
~ sell de la Muncipae No. Deux seance du de
mos avis par lie present donne que dams de dix
lour nj plus de ouTs par de la publication du pre-
mande don't il est fat mention dams la resolution prectee
SAVIOR: ouveure fextenOn gne drote de la
meme lageur, par du cote nord de la Poyras ellie
est acueement eminee traversant Baronne LIE tout
contormement dispositions des Legislatt du
Ao 1882 du Mai 1877, qui regent ouverure des
dams la vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans.
my1l A, ID, CROSSMAN. Marie.
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POISONED BY CHEEsE.-In Philadelphia, on
the LIST inst, two of Mr. A B. Warden's children
and two others named Moore, relatives of the
family, were all seized with violent vomitngs, after
eating cheese at tea. Medical aid was procured,
and the proper remedies applied which finally had
the effect of relieving them. The cheese has been
analysed, and found 10 be mpregnated with some
poisonous ingredient used in the manufacture, for
the purpose of giving it rich yellow color.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Galveston from Gaveston-Mrs Price and
son, Mrs MeDonough, Mrs Giberson Miss Fry, Boehner
Chapman P9pgafs Perkins Bsqnder HYDE Webb Allen
DR. Cunningham, Lochlng, Leigh, Rev Mr. Wadder, Cole
man, Wright, Atkinson, Larkin Mathewson, Sequi, Jr
Cooke, Larcia Col james Mainland, Lieut. John Griffin
and on deck.
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The RIvER.-The Vicksburg Wing of the 9th,
says: The river at this point is within 81 inches
OF the highest water of this season, and rising
at the rate of half inch in twenty-f -four hours.
AT latest accounts the water at Memphis was
within two inches of high water mark and rising. -
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY,

JEFFERSON Cry,
Sunday Evening May II, 1850. !
Arrived to-day per steamers Pennyw and Galveston III
head of Western Beeves including so head of Texas.
PRICES Beef Cattle, Hz96c16 " b net Hogs.
@32lc " ID net Sheep, @ " head Mich Co1S so
@$45; Calves, 80 OO9$6 90 " head.
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By the bark Roanoke in lat 70 50 SOUTH Ion $40 20 west
British ship Robt Peel Cor Rob Fed) from Caao for Cork
the 9Th inst off Cape st Rogue propeller Eudora, from
New York, for San Francisco-al well.
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NOR RENT.-The Building No. 8, Banks Arcade =.
IL formerly occupied by John Calhoun, ESQ.,. will be td
rented low to good tenant until LIST of November III
Apply at No. q Natchez street, up stairs. mil
nIssOLuTION-Thef firm of MATTHEWS & DEN
- MAN have this day dissolved by mutual consent the
name of the firm will be used only in liquidation by either OF
the undersigned The business will be continued as hereto
Iore at their old stand Of GTayer and Carondeet
streets, by DENMAN & co.
JOHN Z. MATTHEW'S,
r JOHN O. DENMAN.
New Orleans, February !, 1850, myll I'm
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
r1TUDE 2so 81 SO' N.-LoNerrUDr 800 lin Time. 6h.


Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Yacht, Thompson, Brazos, Harris & Morgan
Ship Bay State, Simmons Genoa, l. Gale
Ship Geo Green, Redman, Liverpool, Geo Gsea 4 Bro
Bark Syria, Still, Malaga, L Menlove
Sehr Cora, Porter. Mobile, Master
schr John c Caywood, Phillips, New London, Master
Schr Desdemona, Chatn, Point Isabel, @ Wickham
schr Newton, Matson, BrazOs River, Mcdowell Peck
Arrived Saturday.
Bark Roanoke, Kelly from Rio de Janeo 18th March, to
Brig Hope Pierce 20 days from Marseles to uaser2 N.Y.
schr Gen Harrison Cozzens days from Pensacola to
schr Nile Tackabey days from Chagres in ballast,
M Harrison Il Co-lst my.
Cen Taylor, Power, from Donsldsonville.
Gypsy, Ure, from Bayou 6ara--90 bales cotton.
Anna, JohnSton, from Bayou de Glaize170 bales cotton
Webb, Kouns, from Ouachta.
Heca, Kay, from Grand Eeore-l9 bales cotton.
Towboat Southwestern Martin, from the Passes,
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Galveston Place from Lavaca and Galveston to
Ship st Charles Helvard, Is days from New York, w
Span bark Mariana, Mespra from Havana, Sd inst in BAL
Brig ocays Madden days from Chagres in ballast. to
schr Mary Ellen, Nelson, from Havana, 9th inst, to
in ballast, to U S Quartermaster-3 mo.
Sc Geo Lincoln Rogers days from the Mouth of the Rio
Brit sc AdsentSe, saanders 10 days from Island Guza
nell, Yucatan, to Branda & Cod my.
Lowndes Jr, jerks, from Pnneeton-4 bales cotton
Meteor No 3, Fanssett, from Attakepas.
Aberdeen, Clouds, from Camden-32 bales cotton.
Shamrock Harl, from Shreyeport-5 bales cotton.
Psnnyw Beatty from Fort sm d5 ~ bales cotton
Gen Hamer, Simpson, from Pensacola.
California, Griffin, from Mobile.
Towboat PSenx, Croweii,, from the Passes
Towboat Conquerur, Heation, from the Passes.
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HEALTH OF LoNDoN.-In the week ending the
9th OF April, the deaths of 1924 persons were
registered in the metropolis.
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CUsToMHoUsE, New Orleans, }
Collectors Office. May 8, 1850.
FOR BUILDING a BREAkMtAI


Il TER FOR LIGHT AT PASS MANCHAC-Seaed
proposals will be received this Office until the 18th OF May,
az o'clock, 10 build Breakwater for at Pass
The Breakwater be constructed in the form OF three sides
Of hexagon Gas shown the plan each side to be 6U ee
long, and to be composed of zxla piles driven three
tops be feet above the bed of the bottom OF the ss OF
the Lighthouse
cypress srnger IL inches square be morced the
heads OF the piles which are TO De tsoneu % receive M eae
moce and tenor Joint be secured by two Ia inch treenas
driven through the snger TO be secured 10 the plies al the
angles and the centre of each side by an IRON strap
il to be secured by inch iron bos going through and
screwing the other side also inch iron bolt 10 pass
through the strap and snger, securing them togetherI
straps and q bolts ALL The Jennings OF the snger to be
panking of inch thick yellow pine be well spiked
the outside OF the stnger and piles, with three inches long
iron spikes each plank each pile the plank TO average
IL Inches broad and extend from the Of the snger TO
two feet below the ma ural surface of the ground.
On the outside of the plankng and coming up one foot
thick over top, there to be earth embankment
slope Of ~ foot and to be covered with brick bats and
similar embankment to be made the inside of the
these entertainments to be taken evenly IRON the surrounding
surface and depth than one foot to prevent
forming trenches or holes for the q water
Proposals will also be received for doing the following work.
The Roof and Cutters TO be repaired.
A Cstem TO contain 1900 gallons.
A small Stoop or Shed TO front and rear doors.
All of the above work to be done in good and substantial
Manner and payment be made for the same the cef-
cate Of the keeper that completed according to
Any Information required will be furnished on application
at this office. SAM. J. PETERS,
my4 tolls Collector and Superintendent Of Lights
CEA-sIDE PROPERTY FOR SALE Several
- LOfS-impFoyed and unimproved-situated on Lake
Borgne between Pass Christian and Mississippi Ctywlh
good roads to both-for sale low and on moderate terms
Appgto HENRY ]. LEoVY, Attorney at Law,
myn lN st. Charles street.
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CusroMuoUsE, New Orleans, May 8. 1850, !

nRnpOsAIs EoRC T W2pK Q Tn ar noNr 3N
i GORDON'S ISLAND LIGHT HOUSE, Sealed
Proposals will be received at this Office until the 18th day Of
Island Lighthouse:
The Foundation underneath the Light house TO be filed up
10 exclude water from remaining there then
fill up the outside against the foundation walls about 81
feet high and 20 feet wide be graded foot deep
the outer edge, drain all the from the ounda
ton. To Raise and Level the House proper level To
cut Canal from the house bayou about IS yards distant
and wheel all the dirt from the Canal for the purpose of fill
ing up the space around the foundation the canal be
drain for all the water at ordinary times from the foundation
of the house. Also fill the Gully leading from the Pass
to the Lighthouse at Gordon Island. The above work be
done in good and substantial manner and payment be
made for the same the certificate of the keeper that
completed according to cont and his entire satisfaction
Amy further inflammation required will be furnished
phoatOn at this Office SAM'L ]. PETERS,
my4 tolls Collector and Snperntendent of lights
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Liberal Credit Sale or Valuable Building Lots on
Canal street, Second Municipality, 70 be sold
without reserve, Immediately after the sale
Of the State House Square.

BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY Nav 49, 1880 II MWl be sold
Il ton, a Banks Arcade, without reserve. /.
he be made Immediately after W. H. FaiIsy offers The
State House Square)
Two LOTS OF GROUND with all the improvements thereon,
square by Canal Common Philippe and Circus
being Nos the Of Canal and
Phpps No. measures % feet inches ena o n front
depth and front Philippe street Of " Feet
inches and lines and lines the other line
alley Of feet In the No.
81 lines front Canal street by
depth feet inches and lines the line Of No and l22
fronting alley OF feet The
improvements comprise frame building now rented as
furniture
each for $500 payable in years from April 1850 with
per maturity aEd then paid bear
interest the Of per per The o Of the
payment in and years from April io5O win per cent In
isrest per then paid The whole Of the notes
bear mortgage the
Act Of sale before James Graham ESQ., NJ p the expense
the myI3
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Brandy. Gin. Port. and 49,. Madeira
nv SYKES. HYDE g. CO.

VNEDNEsDAY, May d. halEpast 10 ociockWlI sod,
w close consignenui the following
BRANDIES. WINES, etc:
pipes Scheidam Gin, Nolet's Eagle pure
10 quarter casks A. seisnette Brandy. He
10 ocIaves do.
30 quarter casks Madeira Wine.
l hid. St Cnoix Rum.
hhds Jamaica Rum sixth proof
10 London Dock Port Vine.
so do. do. do. Madeira Wines
Term ats az saie. myls
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
NAV 10 1850

NAV 10, 1850,
IN pursuance Of resolution, passed by the Council Of
Municipality No. Two at its sitting of 9TH inst. notice
hereby given that in less than than thirty
days from the first publication hereof, the Council of MUM
cipaly No. Two will proceed TO act the improvement
contemplated by the said resolution VZ the opening and
Poydras street. from its present termination through Baronne
street, ageeaby the provisions of the of the Legisla
ure of the Sd of April, ls, regulating the opening of
amending thereof, approved Sd May, 1S47.
myll A. ID. CRoSSMAN, Mayor.
John G. JOHNSON'S LETHIFUGE-A new and
u invaluable discovery has reputation established
beyond doubt specific for the cure of premoniOry
symptoms of CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS, DE-
ARRHEA, and all arrangement of the bowels Ii Is also
certain cure for Nervous Headache and SICK Stomach Il
has superior advantages the most of preparations for the
above diseases, purely Vegetd6e compound and con.
ains no alcohol or spirits Of any kind which generally the
feet safety. The faculty Of Rapdes have pronounced in
favor of this compound, which should be sufficient guar
that it is quack medicine. Numerous Testimonials
be produced from the most respectable citizens of this
parish of the benefits derived by the of the Ietuge
~ The lethuge is prepared in part of the United
States but at the Drug Store of
JOHN G. JOHNSON, Druggist and Apothecary
Alexandria, La, opposite Court House.
%p al imsdp e" o j. WRIGHT co. ISL oharrss st.
NOMPOuND EXTRACT OF COPAVIA AND
~ Gu e BS-E0r Dtseds6s0 of the Urinary Organs,
The of this Remedy for the last ten years IN hs
city, during which period it has rarely failed effect per
feet cure where the simple directions which accompany
have been faithfully Observed is the best evidence OF III
great ard unequaled excellence Being free from all nan
seating properties tits acceptable to the delicate stomach
Put up in jars of convenient and portable sze and
e. MACPHERsoN's Drug and Chemical Store.
do 6m3p No. % Camp street, New Orleans.
cAUrIoNl Persons ruptcred should aware that
SlSdiglkafed
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AMUSEMENTS.
ANIERICAN THEATRE-Poydras etreet.

AMERICAN THEATRB-POydras Street.
10 Boxes g cents Gss q cents Private Boxes lsaniitng q
- Gv2siG Mostly Wi e p. asSs !;
'n' iA''imAn' D'a'i IU Ssa so RssIs
FssTsIs Her 6. TSislmsn
Professor JfNEiEs and rs tssSssd Family VIII than appear,
add RtFgm ,sSs5s e her astonishing Hssts
To conclude with The S sG2 s 4 coy
Mr.. sounesr Mr.. caal6d
PLACIDEs VARIETIES.
a. s:ss' s Eis s P'sG |: ss Bs.
EVENING MoH sG"s VII = )! Seraasd ps 5.
THE POST OF HONOR.
Th MI Holland
Trsst1 .p'. ..s. h {. R Ro~.Ga
Aus, Snlss G,fi Hi11 sAPcGs
'0'' TSs ns% ESs sU 1.S ssS 2 Sig e'
by Mons. 1sagn and Nom. BOu1ary
ssdura Mira G. y Ho@sd
song s,.' Msyls
az; si Mr. Spear
IgH splendid M E;R SSaf
DaHSs eoSs nd '4 s 51'n Ss sal psss'
Mr. Holland
snnE s Mr. Dawson
Mr. T. P::i DE- 90 s'e mich
Dancing. exc. ETC. 49, $50 s''A' '--'''' "
SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.
RENEFIT Of NJ nAcALLIsTER, and positively hi. APP
ST. eons % Tasng f E q S v,a e. 2.
giy,p y Mr. Aseaisr during his present
The hYsTEEiEs 81 g.s TaE ENCHANTED PALACE
Introducing tn. Chinese rssss DsaT Ring tn. Doll and
s fi s.9Ss aud e'is
e 1ia esn &g Goa 19 och 4
sI.psn sO Of MADAME Mse.llsr Sleeping AIab
oes e1a: and fsi
qustte. IS cents Second Ter 50; PHI. IS; Gallery, 90.
| ORLEANS THEATRE.
! Opera OF THE PROPHET. - .4-1
STNffH Macy nSa 1aa ssG Ne;
aH Ta Hf PRoPa is and aAH' entitled
- Performance. WI eonnsnc. Al h.lip.., secocL.
s e Sspf e &C SG' BOX once
Captain Dan Hickok,s Second spring
~ Regatta. ~
IN $ Es,$$ssA g sSfs IN
asA % In eu Fan3.s1,,,l my u Ss AM
- from point opposite The moutb -
Boat: wi 6 disidsd three Glasses, foIlsv.; Fins,
o% is e q S In he F and seand Gases none sut
ue boats will be permitted The Third Class viii
AppfOp pes consisting BEAUTIFULLY chased Silver Coolies
Eu ns ss mace s oa 1 seis
inst: shsr addressed PsS aeAot The or left
The Rsga;as viii Be eoaduc ed under the rules and rsgu-
n B-The time Of starting will be u O'Clock NJ myis
| Grand Subscription Concert, under the
Ns5Tn Dire ctiOn of MIR. HoefFner. .Aaa
&ArAS EF- The subscribers this Series CON II
&SM5K CERTS respectfully informed HinR
2{Sk series will be continued EVERY WEEK. IrkSe
Q the Commercial Hall, s. charesst spled FfT
| u j. COKE & CO., DRUssIsTs, Corner Of Maga-
Ia. and P0Vdrds streets, prepared to n
cute orders foE Planters Country Physicians and Fam
CoxEs Preparations, extensively used for years. IA
TGH sti unequad
| for Coughs, Cold, Influenza, etc;
| NkN AND GUBEBs-A certain and agreeable cure
80 superior to the Capsules any other extract.
| TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AMI
| TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that car
| be made, as proved by the effect produced.
| BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc
| For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis.
| LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
| TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nIe Iy3dp
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Lost on. sWiSENid:

TNHE following described Notes have been lost msaid
Notice is hereby given the public not TO negotiate
trade for them, as payment has been stopped viz;
May l0 1885, 60 days after date, pay able the order Of
the subscribers for $500.
Messrs. LONG & MAGLONE'S Note, dated New Or
leans May 4h 1850 80 days after date payable the
order of the subscribers for $3.50.
my1l j. w. STANTON g. co.
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Ladies' .VeeU Dress Goods.

Ladies' .VieeU Dress Goods.
TF ID. p. sCANLAN g. co. un
% II receiving Fin Bss.s.
Wy w choice o9lors rich Satin sIPsd Painted Organize. ~
RbbSns Summer Dress silks style EmhOdeTei csge and
1h b 81. I'D 5 s onet ,aL ~ s SnSN,r IN
Dress GOODS, PARis Millinery I&cEs and E@BR6i
first houses in Europe and America they will sell
Low PRICES
similar articles can be purchased for other house in the city
Gnghams and Chambrays at from 10 to Is cent? per yard
N. ORLEANS and CARROLLTON RAILROAD.
M IL u - -
ing Of re Louisiana AID EapSIeos sassRIs BTaneh
Roads, and RsduetieH The Fare to take place The
single ticket any distance or from. above Louis
AH@ q children over and under IL years % 10
To from Louisiana Avenue, (chldren half price, 10
30 tickets for above Louisiana Avenue, or from Carroll
50 tickets to or from Louisiana Avenue %
Personal monthly tickets trom the first to the last OF
TIE Cars DEPART from I BsrsSne street depot
HSgse GP5 ;iS \ ~ and .TsS 1 + Inn, nD om
the third Monday February the second Monday in No.
Vember' and at other F Tunes E Until IN.
Horse Car, A. NJ; and 1OP. M.
the third Monday IN February the second Monday IN No.
VemOer' and at oih SF sHss ETal n II r.
Fare distance, Children, above, half ce)$o 70
Personal monthly tickets om The first to the a Of each
THE CARS DEPART FOLLOWS:
From Lafayette in summer and A. M
From Sanal street, 10 s''....'.,.65s "a and A. M
From Lafayette in winter. and A. M
%s Ga Rfs sR5ss Ss G g. viii 1s sn
Ca apa street. s@ and aN A MI sap
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SHIPPING.
DoMRsTTC P0RTg


a-z. FOR NEzvw VS111 49, Fk.s..S
FM4A Sfafes M ets. C.-ns RlF 70 = - DAit.ee
eldd mail sssain.hi u, ~ 7gg r sp-
scherpck u 81 NJ rs asal -
DAY i5sh MAJ al o'eoR = WI sssS On ~ ~ ~ q
y Mary street. Laayess Ths sEanssnsnis lo he con-.
IoTt o. passengers are on TIE liberal scale In h3
.paeou5 ssloons and vel yenlass cabins and sasruos,
- s sPn'olsa a., ne cO1Ssnsnesa q AIas rate hot
otaeT veaasls Of The Company.
Rates OF PAsRAgEs
tss s - Ii5 $500, -o3e; " " ~
3tsersea Issrth ~ ~ ,S $500. -. q n
o HaVan.-eSsst. 49,, Ps..k ssna-, ~ ~
Passsuxsrs "a, Hss Is :, d. :, ~,
'' No Sa csesc ...,..
oFdeFs rssiSe frhf 49, 40 g ~. AZ e, ~ e9es ~
my6 "a v is 4 mae Mssaans st.st.
Sz{HFA IN IN hLEeT0N AND HAVANA
cI1res,.sS ns.sa states hea Line 1efpee3
ny 49, pe sRenniq Steamship ISABEL. Capt Ho
M vi ~ Eg1S geTtnsn nas fesane h regular rps om
for Charleston StIs and ga n es Lsslne Ga,Sn~
Charleston for Havana the 4 = and IHri1
Havana to Chares,o ~, On Savannah. -. aAo
Havana 70 Key al
a. 2. MQgkDECAi, Chafeston, o. 70
Il. =. hAhI x COs ~ cn2u Pog e ~ u Nl@4ls.
Agenps 81 Havana, DhAkE Bkn S = 20.
~ Passenger leaving Havana By ttIis ship can rseoa
1elurore On ne FYn Dgy ~ taxing tbe Lao hoste ~
sseam.5io 10 Ihfss oe1ta ~ '''' de Jaw
- -: =. -. . = =
IL FOa fniL a ~ sne a. II II
lave Immediate dspalch. For feighr Or passsss.
pssas good aceommodaI lons, apply on board. oppo'e
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CUsToMHoUsE, New Orleans,
Cnllectnr's Office. MAY &. 1850 [

CUsT0MHoUsE. New Orleans,
Collectors Office, May 3, 1850
DROPOsALS FOR DOING CERTAIN WORK
i ON THE LIGHT HOUSE AND DWELLING ON
received at this Office until the Goth Of Nav II O'clock to
do the following work on Chandelier Islands
10 Raise the Ground around the Dwelling and Lighthouse
% superficial yards feet deep, and to erect suitable
Leyee or Dyke around the premises.
omake Window Shutters for eleven openings follows:
to be feet 6 inches high by feet 1913 inches wide; to
be eet 10 inches high by feet Az inches wide to be
feet 10 inches high by feet inches wide; be feet 81
inches high by feet AZ inches wide; all of said window
shutters to be strong and well hung
Gallery 70 be built the south side of the building, 81
tee long by ee wde sealed overhead and to be placed
on cypress blocks or brick pillars.
Pryy to be built of wood lOx6 feet, with division in
the centre.
Some repairs 10 the Chimneys, which will take about 1000
brick and barre Of lime, also few fire brick, say 3OO for
chimney jams and backs
All OF the above named work to be done according to
contract and the ene satisfaction of the keeper of the light
and no payment will be made until his certificate to that
effect Is produced.
ANY further information will be given application at
this office. SAM'L j PETERS,
my7 I'd Collector and Superintendent of Lights