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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-28

NOS and st. Charles ct, over J. ID ATcys Hat store
wa open on the LIST NoUsmber, 1850.
THE whole of the Second Story of the above building IS
now beng fitted up IN the most elegant style tor the
exclusive sale OF Boys. Youths and Chldens Joining
The attention Of the Ladies is particularly called TO ms
establishment where they will "d thai every attention hiss
been paid render pleasant for them, and ~ every respect
worth of Their patronage. The goods are OF both FSrls and
New York manufacture anu OF Inc latest ldshloh' ne
stock consists pm Of -, .,,., 49,. =.
Tno Saun Lustre, SILK Velvet, Scotch Poplu Linen,
SJTlTS-Fu suite of every variety of style and material,
| snirahle Tor youth rom 10 l. years OF age;
! IA KETS-Df 4 9th, herino, SILK Velvet, etc:
| PAN TALOlNS-A great variety, together with Shirts,
| HUslerv. Bets, ETC.;
/ Rows TR ANELIING TRUNKS;
| / aides RIDING HABITS; .
| Misses MANTILLAS and Infants CLOAKS, select
OF the richest material and very latest Sly
1- The will be closed Sunday. but VIII renlNlh
open on Saturday evenings until nine clock
os5 ITS MARCY, cor, Canal and Chai'Fes IT.
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TObaccO-We heard Of IA bids sold, including 80 bbd
Refused at 77z;s5 hhds l low and r. At u round
and 50 hhds lseectons) I0c h. One lot of choice
Yellow bank is now held and 12c for Refused and Al
mitted.
sugar-No change. Is hhds sod on the Lsvee at $40
SIC for Good Common to Fully Fair.
NoInsses-Prces rmer and 80 bbls sold at 8c gallon
FIour-Thers were large buyers, and the sales did
exceed 1870 bb including al bbs limos and St Louis in
five os "A 1894 50, and 453 bbs Unbranded superne
at 81 ia " Dbl.
Corn-l3JO sacks Yellow sold at 62GD624.
Oats-No change About 1900 sacks St. Lonis taken al
50kG53c for large and small lots.
TIny-23 bales prime Northern brought s17 30 v ton
POrk-Quite active movement took place in the PORK
Market and 1900 bbs disposed Of, follows: 30 bb
Mes SO s 1000 bh 1900 and 100 at sl1 100 atsll O65
and about $50 bbs s1 l2showIng advance of about
| 25c w Dbl.
Bacon-17 derces Sugar Cured Hams brought lOc 2 ID.
Gunny Bags-60,y0 sold "a day two since) al
! s15c-a decline.
saIt-A sale of 1000 sacks Turks Island (or shipment to st
Lou) 7Oc W sack. The cargo sale of 500 bushels FOru
| ma Island on Friday at 23c v bustel.
| WhskY-Rectifel retailing at &c.
| Exch8nge-No alteration since Friday
Freghs-Nothing doing. Cotton taken for Liverpool tt
fill up 5160l22d in British and American vessels,
| &c for Hayre.
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SHIPPING.
DOM ESTIC POh s.

n-E. FOR NEW YORK, VIA HAVANA
%TiIIA United tates Mail Sreamhip Company I,TIhs
n. Jarvis, Commanding, viii eayc on MONDAY, the
18th 81 October, at O'Clock A. NJ. EqnctuaIly, IRON
for the comfort Of passengers on NE most liberal SEA
In her spacious FALCONS ana weyenatso o9pl9s
T An experienced Surgeon accompanies this vessel ant
all ships Of this company.
49,. RATES or PASSAGE.
IL NC" sfa5dee berth, forward saloon 90
Steerage berth, with beds, separate mess. q
a Passenger for Havana must procure passports from
f an,s for New York to be transferred to the magn
cent steamship Georgia.
ttg- No passage secured until paid for. c-,-,.
IT, All passage tickets orders tn receive freight must
be RRa Us FITS CO.,
OILS 1D6 Magazine street
-IrGze CHARLEsFON AND HAN IA
1fEI8S Packet = United states MGa Eng SsEneeg
WeTe pndd GS samsp fissBfI csp R s
M fGsi Rg;Gsn 51 N aSns III
for ChaestonSth and I'D d each month; leaving Charles
ton for Havana on the ls and 18th.
Havana to Charleston or Savannah ''''.''''''''''.Sa
For Ig't b KITS giH''RispfE5 r SPpIy to
Agents a 4, Ha!s nS w. 70 DSR&KE uBRo's Co
r op he og 81 S Route
New York and PHI ade nina in the same time by tang tn
"a. FOR PHILADELPHIA To sail on WED
&Sn N1sDAY Goth instsnt.-The sng,r9T , fast salln
- regular packet barqog nAhMoIE IN, Gaptu
passage having fine Recommendations apply to the Captain
'' ''I Join w. ANDREWS co, IS Common st.
Agent in Philadelphia e. LINCOLN q Go. 90
t s13 odBSs bsr fl Fl Ss p
ssAa having portion OF her cargo engaged, will lea'
d for the above port on he Il Rro o sE4' aPSS st.
. Or to FOsDICK \ BRO, 81 Camp St
q st. Nj For B0sION--The fine shlp Lucy, Cagta
u ~ .ge, apply on board; opposite post b, Secol
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NEW YORK-Per ship Jersey: Assorted mdse.
NEW YORk-Per ship Maid Of Orleans: Ass'd mdse.
RALfI hORE-Ppr bark Elizabeth Assorted mdse.
CORPUS CHRISTi-Per schr Z ) Leiper: 227 hides
1 Clar.e-5O do Z Belden &co.
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iziug individual, named William Lea, before the First Dis
ict Court who had stolen brass lamp from office stu
ated at No. st. Louis street.
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Two RENT-rhe very complete Store and Warehouse,
a corner Carondelet and Union streets, (ElZabethan 81
kow,) ust finished. AO the spacious store No lO7 Iii
TchOupouas The Store Office in Dau- LA
phne street, next the Episcopal Church; The two large
Warehouses, with yard Joining, in st Joseph street, be-
tween fChOupiouas and Commerce. Possession given LIST
November next. For terms apply
OILS 1t cod FISK N SrEEVER, 81 Gravier st.
I'EAS-TEAS-The attention of the city and country
trade Is invited our large and complete stock Teas
They viii be SOLD low the grocer prices of New York
The assortment consists Of OF the finest superior TIE
ever brought to this market Our lea Room
200 half chests PouChong Tea;
81 half do. do do. superior;
no half chests ordinary and superior Y II. Tea;
90 half chests Imperial and G 7. Tea;
5g0 boxes and II ID Imperial Tsa;
300 do. and Il ID G. P. do
5O Canister do;
For approved paper the usual credit will be given
90 In sNSt GOODRICH j. CO, n Common7t
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NoUaL-Commander Charles T. Plat has been
ordered to the command of the u. S. slOOp.Of.war
Albany, at Boston.
The following is a list orthe officers of the U. S.
sOOp. of-war Falmouth, in Columbia river, August
II. They were all well at the last date: Thomas
Petgrew, Commander; Geo. NJ, White, Geo. n.
Harrison, Lieutenanls; David Harlan, Surgeon;
| John :. Delvin, Lieutenant Of Marines; John Y.
Mason, Purser; Henry S Newcomb, Acting Mas
ter Francis X. Gunne, Assistant Surgeon; Peter
Wager, VIM. r. Bridge, Passed Md,hipmen; Da-
vid b. Harmony, VIM Men. Armstrong, Ed r.
Sreddon, John r. Betty Midshipmen; Charles J
Porcher, Captains Clerk; Charles Johnston, Boat
swain; Augustus F, Thompson, Gunner; Lewis
Holmes Carpenter; Lewis Rogers, Sailmaker
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TIRE CRACKERs-6OO boxes No. l, in store and
" for sale by
oI9 St A. D. GRIEF ~ co. Old I.evso.
nRANDN CHERRIES-5O cases in store
n os3 A. i, COCHRAN s. CO.. "a TGh0upitopss Il,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Sunday Evening, October n, 1850.
Arrived since Friday persteamer Griffin Yeatman S. head
of Cattle per Pacific 1917 Sheep 50 Hogs 1903 Calves and
Yearings a Mich Cows, and 81 Beeye; per Amazona, 81
head of Cattle and 81 Hogs.
PR1cEs: Beef Cattle, 31Eg6i4c y b net; Hogs 4f0
45c - II net; Sheep 81 OO1 81 90 - head Much Colos,
5000 SO y head CdlUes and Yearlings 50 sO0s6 80 y
| head.
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We think the troubles among the police officers,
the Mayor and til Committee are Just beginning,
There is really danger that blood will yet flow,
We have no idea that Barker will submit to the
decision OF the Supreme Court. If the Judges de-
clare the Committee right in their position, the
Mayor will set them at defiance, and threaten to
hang them to lamp post. But in this we hone
we may be mistaken. The Committee and Coun-
clIs will, OF course, submit to the Court and allow
the Mayor to rule with an unchecked hand, if it
must be so. Yesterday afternoon, Lieut. Fitzmor-
rls and watchmen Colclaser, Boyd and Dunbar,
were brought from Jail Ito which domicl they had
been committed by the Dictator into the District
Court room, Judge Hepburn the bench, on a
writ OF Habeas Corpus 1t seems that the charge
against them was that they had acted watch
men without authority. After examining the COM
mltment, and hearing few remarks from Mr..
Kuhn, counsel for REALTORS, Judge Hepburn re-
marked that he could not go behind the commit
ment; that there did not seem to be any in
the judgement of the magistrate, and therefore he
must dismiss the case The Judge suggested that
a certi0rari was the remedy. The prisoners were
remanded. [Pitsburg paper.
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Per Sg MSid Of 6 0ags from Me- Dix
Wash Raeel &eo e[3@ EsTT Es
GE5qehesE Rof GSTS Sol Moran
eoTWatl anesT c TTt5beiI &eo-ao kns eco SS
TfsGM LonssyESaTPy ssPoa;g jaS$.oH H Eeo3
Greenwood Ssrs6, Bsa@an ScO1PsySe HARRISON
bows, Study Sgo-f WE right Sso-A So3sDFO DICK
%a6 EgoTG La5Tq6 &cgT Blanchard asos Levy
Sso a B4sse GsSD Pqas SeoM a,s Goog
g Duggan-De Ia Uroiz Seo~E Johus-Chersy, Hender
TsS9 NsagA
Ffeaon S6SSaa S5Pn &BaeE sg BsT a
GaToiTM Cooper Seo-Tults. Farmer & Hobart
HS ogSj taef aa FaeF R1Ps'S2
CasselyESlaIk, Day St,ufFTTW sye &eo-F frederick
Woodruff Tco-O saGIy@Sykes y H.deSSF Rodewad !
Csadj 'Hi Ba,sP t SPSS
& Cammfck-Sisr;3aI x IpF Y Z 3aF2a-BqIrows
Brspder Williams &co@J SSmeyV " Thomps9s-F <
ks Slim MT aa 6 A@ee NS9s v A5s%'
Perkins &cq0Bqhc9 4 \ tenne-Jas MGGreg9r &c07J L
Fosy-b Se5ei &s"1G NJ Bay &ooJ Mef?fsoa
SsS Ps4aS GSSg[ As 02 SGE Hs
Griffin &G9T T 4 Al,n-nul4ur, Durand &coIJ =
S9fS9 E'fTi' SSeTS?} 5f2d TsoA NTSE
s s9 Eso L2gssgH fy{S 6oo ETPSm
P20Sknj RGGr9 cf@G G9R,iF LRR
Felt SEQ I;nsk SGo-Cesti3 &eo-J D. a,ey.,o,der.
ClaTke-M White &cO-Yeatman &co-R Nj McAIpin-
Wheeler \ Bake-Rugey, Rochelle &co-Pckett, Perkins
&cO-Boulgny GaunchHu-Saml Long. IRA Montanye
&GO.Beele &c0-J Waterman &cO--E Daniel + Lehde
u w stanton &Co-W Campbell W Zacnarie &cO-W
I Spngg-Ne,on, Bradley &rO-E Ferguson-R Richards
Kendall, Cart &Co-W MrCutcheon &co-Goodnch u
co-Jas MGGregOr &cO-t 4 G 1Tate-order.
-Sas
Domestic PORTS
CHARLESTON, Oct l9-Neut 10 sea, brig Adela, Me
Larry, for NOrs.
Foreign Ports.
LlNERPOOi Sent lo-AIrd, Maine, from NOrls; Cid,
Lady Constable, for NOIls.
NEWPORT. sept l6-Sld, ship Sachem, Woodbury., for
LEGHORN, Sept 25-Ard, ship Sharon, Merymsn.
Spoken.
July %, in lat 81 long ST. ship Ohio, Hale, of this port,
for San FranCscO-S DAYS out
Memoranda,
The ship Jersey, from New ork. parted company the
| Goth inst off the Isaacs, with ship Taleyrand.
| e
Passengers.
Per ship Maid of Orleans, from New York-J Feytel. lady
and children, Miss MitenLerser, MIS- Adamson, Mrs
Carroll, Miss SeiNas, Miss IL Edwards Miss Butler
Mrs Chaplin, q Pc lock Jr, Fnsdick and children G
Barclay, l. Taylor DR. NJ Bets, Palfrey-and 100 in
steeTagP.
Per Snip Jersey, from Newly o-lO in cabin and 40 in the
Storage.
Per bark Elizabeth from Ratmors-J Carter and family
Mrs BnInd and child, Mrs freeman, HolbTook lady and
sister Il Royal, Metz-S in storage and So slaves
I
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

I''1TTIaJ I7IlTlI0g. DcTODeT o, I'D
touoh-Ihe demand for Cotton wa. le1s general on Sat
say' 'n' SUI some 900 bales spossd of at steady
Later news from abroad by the Collins steamer
Pacific which leave Livsrool Far Ns,~VosL ~
18th int. YIN VI I'i7
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a MRS. A; MCENANY, respectfully ia. No.
Ej lDrrs the Ladies she has received and 'esSPtE
S&A Is now Receiving by the latest arrivals from akssa
France and the Northern cities selection of French
FANCY MILlINEPY-conslstine Of six and SirsW
bonnet; fancy Plaid, striped and plain Ribbons French
AriHcil Flowers Feathers and Fan; French Capes and
Collars, aud assortment Of Fet Gloves etc, The pub.
lie are respectful invited 10 examine
A. MCENANY, South. west corner Magazine
49, ri, -, ,.,-,,,r,., %. , . ., aud Julia streets.
h| bONNLlS BLEACHLD and PRESS I'd in the
latest styles. OH gT3n
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-A'-'--'IIir i-CIFTC
sWOre .NeIC Goods
to Just received at the store Of
G. M. SIMPSON.


Consisting in part of
VIsITEs, MANTILLAs and CLoAKs, in plain,
Chandler" and Watsred Six and Tlrc Satin
FRENCH MERINos - Various COLorS.
BoMBAZINEs AND CANTON CLOTHS.
ENGLISH MERINos and PARAMATTAs.
ORLEANS CLoTHs and ALPACAs.
CAsHMEREs AND De LANES.
SILKs- Of Various Styles.
SPUN SILK, MERINo AND CoTToN Hosiery.
LADIES AND MISSES UNDERvEsTs
GENTS UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
FLANNELs, BLANKETS, ETC. ETC.
AlS0 the Latest Styles of TRIMMINGS
French Braid ForeHtins Trimmings, Iussia Braid Buttons
PsUs Ribbons etc.
These goods ready for examination and acgui
s'on will be made the by nearly every
Nc Just opened, and for sale by piece,
Boston Prices,
| An assortment of sHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS, {
| the most popular brands
| c. NJ. SIMPSON,
| o23 lot ut 2dp) 50 Canal street.
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Fires-Our fremen kept almost constantly the
run during Saturday night The first alarm, viii occurred
abon halfpss nine O'clock proved be false bat at little
past II clock the bells again sounded and house on Con.
stance street between Mecer and Estee found to be
on fire. The fire t discovered in the Kitchen and
was evidently the work Of incendary the building
unoccuped We sorry aid that disturbance occurred
between fire companies Nos and IA, which one time
threatened to terminate seriously. As it the foreman of
No IA was learn, very severely beaten. One
other persons were more or les. injured.
Another fire occurred about O'Clock in the morning.
which resulted in the destruction of five frame residences
the of Race and Religious Streets This fire
scarcely subdued before another alarm sounded and the
engines were swiftly conveyed in the direction of Benton and
MepOmene streets. where the devourng element
mencing make sad havoc with wooden buildings
The wind, at the time toerabIy high and bore the
flames whittier they listed in their mad Seven build
ngs all Of wood with exception, destroyed by this
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CHAGRES-Per steamship Pacific: 81 pigs mdse
ALVESTDN-Per steamship Palmetto: s34 bbls -four
do whisky. 10 do hams. 10 do sugar 10 do molses 1000
ks oats 30 salt 10 bxs cheese l6 do claret can
dies 1870 do lO4 bales hay, 70 coils rope 10 baggng
ITO bxs glassware
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per schr l. Scranton: 14 bbs
flour bales beeswax 30 do tobacco 200 kegs ard 80 boxes
soap IS sacks Is do oats, 100 bales hay O bars iron,
$50 pkgs
CHAGRES-Per schr Nile: q pkgs.
MOBIE-Per schr josephine: cks bacon, % bbls pork,
do and 40 kegs lard, "A hampers bottles bales cors
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~SS1E ny The Board # Directors announce that they
prepared to dispose NJ IoIs Vaults to
Iiv> Lodges and members ot The Order according
new plan, upon the follow ng terms, Wa
DO Of irregular denEI1us. al GU per qu,re
4
Do to sochho,dug Lodges an $50 each
APPcants for Lots viii apply J. Dunlap Chairman Of Gem
sey Committee, No. 81 Camp where plan
OIL Ian sup J. o. PERSON, Treasurer
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I EWis FLORANCE CommissiQued Huctoaee- Of.
- flee No. 81 Gravirr st., VI" attend, usual ana q
his Daulcnlar attention to the sa . Real Estate StOcks
DamHgeit Oln- PDrWHrens, IlOuseinf Furniture Slaves
etc; will also advances MerChanuse pare ht
hands. mYz
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Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Pacific, Jarvis, Chagres via Havana,
Steamship Paimstso Smith Galveston. Hams Morgan
ehr = !. scranton w rsoe, Brazos st Jago. Mlckham
5chr Josephine, Valevsrde, Mobile, WeherbY & Hopkins
-
Arrived.
Ship Maid of Orleans, Dennis Is days from NewYork to
CDheu-lst ny.
Ship Jerssy Day, IA days from NswYok, to Stanton
BARK Ezabetb, Jones' % days from Baltimore to Master
lst my.
schi isiper HARRISON days from Corpus Christi to
Clark-lst my.
ETEAABOATs.
tIntfn Yeatman, williamson from Cincinnati
zen Taylor, Trinidad, from DOnadsonvile.
'sipsy, gre, from Bayou Sara.
| SAhhas Johnston from bpelOugas.
LseW word; STEIN from Cincinnati.
| nHazSniar Mcbride, from St Louis.
raChes r. Hhlan, from st Louis
exas, laiborue, from Alexandra.
| oregon, ttiern, from Mobile
| f5eTlck henry, Landry. from Baton Rouge.
| St James Power, from DonaldsonviIle.
| Up ship Jersey. - ~ 1 $50 'iVNs'A
BOAT Oceah, Disney, from the Pas-vcnt down Iinht
| - nIeegn up 9ars Elizabeth and schr f ! Leiper
loNdt Wah, t5niiln, IRON the Pases-towed down and
20 20 % lhe lft4 ln shn Magnol7, bark CaZoni and
Dig tlaDdLero-ordugbt up ship Maid of Orleans
RELOw-CoNTS0 Up
| schr Diadem' from Bristol, to C Deake eco
| IN THE oFFISG-BuuNp N
| Two ships unknown.
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COAL.

THE UNDERSIGNED having associated themselves t,getbcr
L under the firm u JAS. WRIGHT g. co have opened Goa
Gur Triton Walk, No. 6i, keep constantly on
hand large supply OF tie b. PbuIgh ArthraCC
Con Beng The tor Of the Monong4-
hel they would call the their friends pb.
Inc, particularly to their ugh Coal which selected them
expressly lnd warranted be- OF the
STEAMBOATS, Factories uud Plantations supplied lowest rates
Family orders promptly Attended to.
OF 2w' G. A. Mi, TENBERGEP
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~ ii. JACKSON d 60. No 81 Canal street. and
4 next hoor 70 the Planters Hotel .honabe CI 10TH.
ING ESTABLlSHMENT.-The subscribers are now in
receipt OF large and complete Stock of FASHIONABLE
CL0THIsG and good assortment Of Furnishing Goods,
comprising every article the of dress suitable for fail
and wInte wear We pleased have cur freads and
the public generally to csl and examine goods We
have good assortment of six and Bingham UMBREI-
LAS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, etc. Our Prices
moderate n1f iz9r7
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STEAMBOATS,.

s,,-- For Mobile DdU,H ~r~s@
EEglS---JN u S. MAI. IiSF,-Ut1 s1S3fS5sss-riN
SEiss5ssss Bsy ST. Louis Pass Chns Hsasz7szaAas
ronaZThe splendid low pressure packet
en- tiItE(sON Capt. r. A. liern, and JAMES l.. DAY,
Iont w r Giberson having been built expressly TOT the Lake
Trade with superior Accommodations Laes Cabins all IN
erpnsne of thebDOve steamers will leave the Pont
"baain Railroad DAILY the ARRIVAL the Lake Of the
O'Clock ca-and the way letter bes beave the office Of
the Agents at O'Clock P M. For freight passage,
"p oi5 VI j. / r. GEIDEs. gents 10 Bank Place
az N Regular Monday Yicksburg Weekly
LelkILtssF Packet MON iGOMEHY-For Princeton,
- ysEzeh Lake Providence, Miken's Bend, Vicks.
burg, New Carthage. Grand Gulf Rodney and Natchez.
The splerJd and swim running passenger steamer MONT
GOMERY, Capt H. Ests will posL .ey leGye for The
above and all intermediate landings, MONDAY the 18th
inst at O'Clock p. NJ. For freight passage apply to
o4 T. b. SMITH. 50 Magazine st.
~ b. Yicksburg and YazOO City Regular
1890 Weekly Packet ZEN NfURIIi-FOT azoo
HSSzzaza CITY, Saartia Vicksburg, WarrentOn, New
Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney, Nachez 4 Plantation
fay0ne and superior passenger packet Will positively leave
on TU ESDAH, the 9Th inst. at clock =. M For freight
passage apply board, foot OF Canal street, or 10
f. e. CHARLES, ~ Common st,
Freight taken for Leore, Greenwood, ManOn Tchua,
and all Plantations Yazoo River with the privilege OF re-
shipping from fayOO City. -
Eg cefk will he on the Levee cary on Monday morn
ny 10 receive freight 90
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C' S@.sS DtT Ely iEITt FGStfrs 5l,Sirict o. LG
IN 5ienne 70 S ,v,rr,r, to ma ,.,,, .,
mia az 9u''IIy "affah { 70 me ateG,el IN ne
LANES he, T,SEI' nnas Se,lf" iis Sleahnodt :
6srsh1 & d 49, t anu fuImilLte' ana u9
az aud every other person or persons having pretending
sHnear s E , S % y S S5 ie sa'e 10 9e; ana
1o s qse f TS T. Be EH%F !, city G Ssw
cause ii aDv thew have or can whv The SAID snip 81
condemned and oi tn The ra Of the ba Di DC
Orleans, October 3, 1870 VI we"
WILLIAM 5. SCOTT, U. $. Marshal
olO Ig&28 Ct Eastern i,jst of La
In the Distri>t Cgrt If the Lo,tci States far The East
LI,9s5irJgt q LG.. No. 6j9l. =, ,jHtRiGHT. Nh.
the boyn TO az @ y Waait 10 me 6fGled II ne
aJmoH the owner Or thereof and al and evey
right in = ar interest m o IN he sone to he a5 a,so ny
tore district Conf Cont Of The insT Stntes f6p The lis
% Sau fG ay the Reg tR s1e Or cam bv R
steamship Ohio her Tackle Apparel and Farni'ufe should
iDzIIants. WILLIAM $. SCOTT, i. S. Marshal,
H. s Narsba, Office F,+ TaI. sis f o. housana
her I2Jh, 1850. ol5 g. 5iSS
OLhLlC E0TICE- The Finance Committee OF H.e
notice to whom may concern that they have c9used to be
tract between the SECOND MoRcip@ty and the nares lie
Batture providing for the ogenng Of Streets and the sale Of
on the as Msb ISL and d 6a, '5 the G9nlc c nSyS
such conditions and stPGao as he parties heretofore con
the parues may see fit to agree to IT, and thew are
Tie Office Of the said Soary ST. GRaTes street beiSe the
b 0l al AZ @ rs to TIE 3rs
OF gn the P f %ho either hy themsey S Or fr
their hers agents or other legal representatives. are required
to consent TO the disposition of Of the }aure BY the
GEO. Z. LAWRAS0N. Chairman.
List of persons who signed the contract OF September 90
| $50, by themselves agents, 10 wits
I Ta t! itNiusS'on' Tb s y W,.
| 10 is BartheIemv Macarty, Alexander Lamanche,
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II. r. GEDDEs, Agent, Mai Line 10 Bank Place
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( OPAhENERsHiP NOTICE. The undersigned
W6o S5 ara ,E ret Esai brig #a.
dras street, between Camp and St Charles streets where
they prepared to FL country and ciy orders at the oe
Phy,caqS Pres!ng9ns and to the general retail depart
nsGt rom an iGm2le connection with the drug and
to Te rns Of he sonds E[ 5 Of fSs ESi we
afa 6 to extend to US s"F & Rs r
Is In jOHN H. pope. l'i ~
NTOTICET9e co0arineIship heretofore existing under
l ' the firm Of McDuFF, FLINT 4 Go. dissolved on
6e L. day Of Ausgf 4 a,t I4m which time the Signature
5egs, oPy when used ia godaon W DS uius's' mem
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the style Of LEVERICH 4 Co. as herarofGre - ''17'
Ns@0eans; oct L 57o@in ILL AN LUYsTER
TER nE 1 ' "a, ihG gae Of b LANTZNES
partner t to ad eS & s ct f
bq FIR. 5 n the 3 y of a the firm b. h.
} $5HTfHEf i R Il I $T5TTgTttpp
h BmIno-e indebted 10 the iIrm will please cal and set
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MISUNDERSTANDING
~ FA5 ID. TED II iA1i IL 9y DOZEN dozen;
CLOTHES PINS - Is boxes;
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ar. +. J. CONE's EXTRACT OF COPAVIA
- SARS APARlILA AND CUBEBS-Thls orig nal
LeParaon has proved itself superior the Capsules any
DINER extract, and with the additions and improvements
vii rarely FAIL provided the directions be fully observed
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Credit and Catalogue Sale OT.........Dry Goods.
BY j. Il, BLACHE,

WEDNESDAY, October 3d. at 10 o'ci1ckWil be sold
W auction store, No. ia Chartres street.
$50 pack and lots SeasOnae DRY GOODS such az Ma.
rn rnd bingham Handkerchief Pongess aud Paris Ban.
Ilna liandEtrche Six Caya ankrts aud ed Fannss
new style Prints Musn de LANES Co'Bmerls, COths Doekn
H"h Beaver loi Of all coofs CoaEngs, Pdramas Fancy Al
PAcIs silk Figured Eosnngs Fancy sk. Mernos French Cas-
smetes, o2s