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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Saturday Morning, November 8, lS5O.S
We have had more activity our market this last week in
some OF our leading articles among which may be noticed
Cotton, Sugar. and MOasses, though rather declining
prices for the two latter Tobacco has continued improve
and still tending upward. In Flour material change has
occurred aud the rates for Corn well sustained owing to
scany receipts Pork, Lard and Bacon have been quite
rm, Notwithstanding the expectation of large suppesOm
the Ohio River where considerable rise has taken place
The weather unseasoHaby in the early part oil
the week. but for day two back has been very cool and
bracing.
COtOn-In last weekly review we reported an easier
market for Cotton and remarked that in most decline
Of &c had been submitted to. This slight depression at
buteI to the extreme difficulty of passing bills Of exchange
even at daily declining This embarrassment has still
continued to impede operations of buyers who never
eess took some 600 bales during the first three days. as
foows 1900 bales Saturday, $500 Monday and 1000
on Tuesday pretty steady prices. On Wednesday the in
quiry was general, resulting sales of only 1000 bales
fully 5000 bales though easier rates for the MIdng
qualities Yesterday the Africas news being con sdered
about DUE there less activity. and only $500 bales
changed hands, making total for the week of 600 bales
taken for England France the North and South of Europe
and our Eastern markets. Prices are on the whoe pretty
well sustained and quotations remain about the same a.
last week. The total receipts this port since the LIST of Sep
tber are l5362 bales against g same date last year
and at all the United States ports there an increase of
2793 bales
S-fhe sales yesterday turned out to be larger than we
supposed reaching 1900 bales thus swelling the business of
the week TO % 900 bae The steamer Africa brings news of
an I'D advance at Liverpool.
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hhds vine bd.s ee9dl, Fissl$3 hhds DO
5$Ef Vine q pipes u bb, brandy M9sf@56 Rdi
andy fruit wne and sok nS Tnf M
~ Rhds VINE Liyran-5S birds 50 half DO vinegar Pau
S S b :a[dne1 EreenbaFg SECS half 50 q
brady Boyer Boss cases arnes Duiour, Williamson
&co-2do 5 BaTett-3 do Duconge-S5 do Dantez 4
lken4 do Sevennzj do Santana-6S hbds 81 half do
wine Lo9n SiyesrlO9 hid SO hi do zoo cases vine
GahasscTO 90 Noel Guraud-l9Q cases brandy fruit 10
&cogig etc mdse Roumie1-5 do Or $50 ca
S IF and 4 or Po5s lG a R5G f LGnss
case sarnes Qneyron.e col0 hf 80 ar pipes Il bbs
wine Lueds-a cases brandy fruit T Bene8u-4 do md =
L Bulac-l50 Do wine Capt al34 hhds "a cases do $40 do
raag fu Ihomas-5o hhds WINE 10 cases brandy fruit
r BORDEAGiX-;Per ship 0ceana: trunk mdse Darby &
400 do wine Thomas PTet &co6 a. pipes bra d. HI bbds
&co4 hhdf do Mqnvilo4d ii EmsT~4o hb isu and
Ae1e-2O hhds AID 81 gfdo Lamber,2O bids and 80 hall
hhds vinegar, 468 Is and hampers empty bottles casEs
Goks cases md~e, l54 d. Lrune and preserved fruit
ahsynt4e, keEchew aud brandy fruit DGdontN2 DO
Iner - CgrIE DO vine etc : Ro'et-75 do Hoghton
s. brandy fruit etc T Lac g H &h SS % %inS
P PeT brandY u cases and baskets empty and bottles
md's Maeste GIausure-l8 brandy fruit ssrdines
SC nos Bany Btnchad Gco-4O bids and 30 cases wine
pipes brandy Cahusac7S bids is h do ind 55 case.
Ee hos Bros-5 cases brandy fruit ThomasE40 hRds Wine
4s FEents &co-2 do 10 hampers empty bottles, bales
zig cases dq GaZenau &Go-l2 90 Taomon-29O case.
empty bottles bgHettTl do qqsr Harau &cO-l5l case
brandy run iy4 hhd5 and 81 half do wine oier5 case
Nl;AAhtTLM4RE1PeT Ship Calhoun: Assorted mdse.
ls6H GfDRhIPer ship Hungarian: Assorted mdse.
,ARENnEL-Per brig AmerEa: Lot Of tagging 5 one to
GESOA"Per brig Louisiana. Wines. e,c
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Cotton and Tobacco Statement.


Stock on hand, not cleared ..... ..1O4,sl8 13.7O5
TobaccO-The business of our Tobacco market has neces
sary been quite limited and the stock very much reduced
and almost entirely second hands, purchasers have found
it impossible 10 operate without paying advanced rates from
day day The week amountng to about 500 bhds)
show further improvement making necessary for again
to advance our figures 14Dc y ID. We now quote for
Lug 145l; Leaf Common to Fine, 8]a01oi Choice 1Oyl
NOll5a; Mason county, EzGDI3c qp ID.
SuSar-Fhe supply has been liberal somewhat exceeding
the Demand and, with the prospect of increasing eceots for
some ums TO come, prices have declined generally l41c
D. The sales OF the week have reached about 1860 hhds the
market opening Saturday range Of2s6c for Inferior
10 hoce fOT nterHe qualities the rates continued
tend downward, and at the close of the week ruled within
our qho 5uons. which For Inferior Common 81
asa Fair alg5l6 Prime and Choice, 53sD5sc y ID.
Week'sreceipts, 2l6O hlds exports, 35
MOinsses-The market for this article has presented
more active appearance, but with rather fu supply sae
could ony be effected at lower prices On Saturday about
Nv bbs were disposed Of at 2c, but since that day the
ruling rate for Prime has been 26c " gallon until yesterday
when prices further declined, and about 800 bbls sold
at a525ac. Only few lots Of choice have brought
@O2bszc " gallon The weeks sales up about $500
bb!s, against receipts of 3lH Exports 526 bbls.
FiOurWe left the Flour Market at the date of our last
weekly report with rather heavy appearance, owing
high rats which the stock held and we have since
had but little improvement to notice. The receipts early in
the week rather large, and holders reduced their preen
sons considerably but very few buyers came forward and
the sales Thursday evening barely reached $50 bbs at
range Of 81 4O0s4 45 W Dbl for Illinois and Iowa. "a 4O
FIR J,,uis a1Ia T..
We also noticed A few Iots If C , ~, 20 IN AN III
Yesterday about $40 bbs ST Lonts ,Te t,t a. ~ 80
"a 30 for Superne, and s. O0$5 l2l5 for Extra IVee
receipts ID, SO bbs exports 1859.
Grain-The Corn market has bser ,yith,rt animation,
during the week owing to Jirbt supnes and c, iG
rates The weeks sale reach pr,baby 5000 sack ro @
aud second hands, the ruling from the Icvee being 7O
75c y bushe for Yellow and Mixed and su7 s5 f WI
and from store sJlls5c for Yellow Yesterdav sLor EG6
sacks were sold on The Ieyes Mt 7565s9c for Ye ad *
for White Oats declined early in the week TO 495Oc az
b-hel for ST. Louis but laterIy recovered IN 5355 T
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POijrC Siqtiytics-Tmough the poeness of Sergeant u
w. hcIonb, OF the Second Municipality Police, we are
E'4"u TO lay before readers interesting police
statistics IN" Mayor, days since instructions to
The CAPTAINS Of the police of each Municipality to make ont
detailed statement OF the number of made during the
t year the nature of the offences with which the prisoner.
were charged and such other information in relation to the
operations of the police might be deemed Of interest to the
pubiu
CAPTAIN torno at proceeded to comply with the in
suNsnH OF the Mayor, and Sergeant McComb was set at
the duc1It task lie has completed it in manner which
noe, MN great ill., and Capt. Fono has already transmit.
i1! h. the Mayor
tHe statement Tor year commencing on the LIST of
'I3 ~ during which time there were 1858 arrests made in
second 'iuncpaiy, of which number 9z6 were female,
8 VI arrests Tor drunkenness $50 males and 1S3
'"' '12rine HOO males aud 1914 females breaches +
e peace @j males and 322 females; assault and battery
'- ma and 50 females; assault with intent to kill N males
An4 im.e5' larceny, 81 males and q females wind 1g
ID males and females robbery, % males and fems e.
h-NaF robbery, 10 males females horse stealing 10
"Re arson, ~ males and females. perjury IA qss and
ienati picking pockets 81 males receiving stolen pro-
.5' - males ahd females burglary, IS males and
"ie' rape - attempt 10 commit suicide, forgery,
"tGh OF trust, q; cuunteeng l3 harI0rng slaves II
murder adultery, females; gging, ucDg slaves
'n revolt l. nans.aughter u0tng Is illegal voing s
creating niutlny, l. bigsmy, female manning, libel /;
'f-sua's, ., insanity, 10.
In coupling the ah we some slight errors may have ber
nae hHt IN the mum it and shows the state of
-.oas exiting in the Second Municipality In addition to
" number OF arrests, 278 persons, male and female have
u-en accommodated with nights lodging in the watch
hpu" 10 prevent the necessity Of their lying in the street
Upwards Of 900 ia money has passed through the hands
OF i.e police. and Mr. Jonte, Recorders clerk during the
Aea that amount having been taken from prisoners at the
line Of their arrest aud restored them their release
The whole number Of issued during the time
above specified l7l9, and 54Z9 subprnas This item
.1o-Hs the labor t be performed b. the
Recorders rlrTA and D. officers.
A. matter intimately connected with the police affairs Of
ME- Municipality, we give below statement Of the number
oaces licensed retail p.rltuous liquors. In the first
FH |r.- HF..s.F f.rrE. l...E.. 90
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i7ccudariSm.-The BARRIERS in the Louisiana Hotel
discovered to be fire about one O'Clock yesterday
morning, but by the prompt action OF those in the ycpitv
lie flames were eEnsushed before much damage had been
done The place fire, and this the second time
fired within forty eight hours. negro boy has been
arrested on suspicion of being the incsndary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

NeT Leuse.-A new aud substantial evee has recently
been erected by Mr. james Mcuir front of McDonorh
VILE. $50 feet in length, with base of " feet 10 feet
hrh and 70 feet on the top. 1t of the most firm and
anta specimens of evee have ever SEEM and reflect,
ere lit on Mr. Mcclure
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARkEr,

$780, JEFFERSON CRY,
Friday Evening, November s, 1850.
Arrived during the past week, 1927 head of Beef Cattle
769 iOgs 699 Sheep IA Mich Cows and SS2 Calves and
YearnGs.
BEEF CATTLE-A Good supply of Texas Beeves and but
asmal stock of Westerns left on sale Prices Texas Beeve
355c sp b net, Western ranges up to sac aP ID net
HoGs-A fair supply for the present demand Prices have
been stationary at 4GO41ac q ID net.
SHEEP-Are again scarce We quote at So 751s3 so aP
head
MILcH Cows-Tbe market has been active Prices $23
a 500 Up head.
CALvEs-only few head left in market. Prices IS 500
81 50 y head.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
L.rrrrrr aea 81, soo N--LnnaIrLnr 400 in rirs e,


Steamship Alabama, Foster Chagres q I Naelar e. m
Ship Cromwell. Barker, Liverpool 1 p VVhfpev & 90
Br bark Ataa, Rogers, Liverpool i Mapee H.
bhs Gre TsJ INi' WaSnbufn, bordeaux, Wickham
Schr VIM IL Satzmer, Tresca. Key West via Tampa Bay,
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Per brig America, from Arendel; ITO in Storage.
Ter brig Louisiana, from GenOa-70 in steerqge
Per ship OCeaBa, from BOrdeaux-23 in Storage
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Will AiMsPQRT-Psr steamer D White: $50 bales
Gonyqsham-7OJ Ryus S5coE56 Hi, VcLean &co2
e Gerard EerreIig Henderson PeaeZ38 do Hsuod \
Andesoq 4 MetcaIf-25 BaIkev / EfoH25 6aEev 4 Hax,
gpuegag &cOg Nae ( ox-l6 Mtea5eTgeT &c SeIi8
FiQwer &co-6 CamT auk 4 Sluire.-S Bonner 4 smith,
R$$ sugar S"h2 bb ;h @9s SEA Ses sSs
3 moa 80 10 h 0E2r key 90 Do g @
o0 10 p9s m9aEses Angustn Tmbaut-34 do Fearni
a-Iota sSi bales cotton-lO6 hhds sugar217 bbls
DONALDsONvILLE-Pe steamer Gen Taylor: 90 hds
sqgH b Pre- noasses Bogart FQley-24 do Masperau-
Ronne-l6 y Gordon, Jr-l4 G UrquhaT-9 Pfudhomme {
e e,ms, St Is bbd
do 6E96s ans bis R54
Hfb6EEisfU6 6bs Wolssses & LanauX-5 do Shh-70 DO
bhi; 4, m?assse85 hhds sugar. O'a iO'
dsF +2 s6 rope 9HS5 F5 s Of s W GOO BIZ
4 iostyrTfg5 do Small 4 McGII-65l d. Is bales Remt
SoE7 eois ro2e IPargee B5oi8 pat sa
'Ils X ,. S' So? G w Glysps- i casks bacon
10 bales cotton II teeo dN6 do CReny { s Gu nc
hQuI5EILLEIPe steamer Cuba; 1l3 bxs soap, 81 bbs
Wilson Scot do Ward N Jonas5 do Wright, Williams i
Harp TiMEsLpsr steamer Natchez No q 452 bales
Williams eoii5 do HeneroG 4 Pese8 do WAX B.
ocEs S &coI sfNSA nsen 1880 Seo tRyBs sSk
IS CleveqPd, Bro &cO-32 Nicholson Ssco-3O Byrne
l6 NaIS Cots MoCo3ocRe 4 Boane2i4 il if Rjck.
TBoF@ SiS ASS1e TS &c bR.
TSiasES b6 pork Ferguson O,Dowdl hid sger
Stone coi5o obs potatoes to ordeTgTot i58 5P bs SS
Bgck6 do wilson eo"a5 BridaS , W Sfss SS &cos
u bo Groves %coI27 Fear2 Donega4 &co G Connolly
gay-2(l Foster &co-a5 Bonner i Smith-I5i Pickett,
bg oS6sr N93 Wall ETY. Fs9S 2%f9 S S9
I'M Mclean $50 IS Whit Williams &eo@ GhS fis1JeT,
= Wat T Desan sa25h Burke SSG &cS PISkB sS Seo
C MifPs; rnP s, $50 Bqk,ey Ho3 Bnch@1pon
Ig4 Moon Tigs &coi24 Robson & Alle1-55 Williams
MEMPfiiSo@per steamer rTsol, s9f br ,..o ,,,vhi,
Sc9T d, do n D GQSgfr &c2 do Bqgari Foley@i9S
Co.'S Pake Peks &eo Geth TsSn 91Sg ygE,
%S D3THi B1 %s$ u.s. E Ed B SS S5o
Wms%f f Moon To P EsS Nj
'oS MTESHGPBB2 sG lSl bales eo'i9P v.x ono
Bradley, " ison &co-i5O do BUCKLEY Moon Titus co
Goo F GSys' S12MS EsgTs N EGoS8 NJ oSpsI
= Allen;2 Buchannon, Carroll &ooN9i G Burke &co%26
Sso %1 Ws SSo3 WRss R5st
MitenbeLgfr &co-3 Mcdowell, Mills &co-3I Elder,
MiLLKEN BENDHPri sfeane EmGeTor 257 hale,
f FssP@ TB 6g:ssD WILLIAMS Xaa1 S S7 Fellows a
NO No, y Byrne Tgo-7i MeDSge, Nils &cO-5I
o SS%o 8' FaySs F3PSP As9 So
Co.'S e l. 4 A Yanbbber-26 G VI Pnckard &co-27 Ii
,iGLemOre, Gunen &co"2O Bel Goa1ay%iS Henderson ON
1 PesIe lab BuSkner y SqntOn0 Brandc Williams &co
GeeS SS &C., SgSsS HoIS SoPn MSks $So
Kelly Conyngham-8 do Nj Ellis &co|Toa ISIS bale.
ELEXANDRIA-pers steamer R q Og,.sby. IN halo.
aekS &o &co 60 do EoPPSs9 Bell GS"%a
Kerr do Gerard FeEerISs do, do mos T9s
C SfG eo o Is eaten egsST P P2ae, 9gqR3T
%acS do &G d. SIS So e9 mo
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Arrived
Shp, Calhoun, Lowell, - lays liom Baltimore to II
-, a5hbrdEe &CO--2d my.
Ship Hungarian, Chase, ID days from NewYork, 10 VIM
- Cree7y-2d my.
NOwe59s4 Ocena Stephenson, As days from Bordeaux
to q NJ Lueas-lst my.
ship Sabattls. -, from Bordeaux.
lta brig louisiana Cabano, Is days from Genoa to La
nata--lst N.Y.
Norwegian brig America, Stephenson, 81 days from Aren.
del, to u NJ Heine-2l my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Cuba (new), Otis, from Louisville.
u White Brady, from WlIlamsport.
Emperor, jerks, from MiIliken's Bend.
Il MCNeal, Booker, from Memphis
Gen Taylor Trinidad, from DonadsOnviIe.
Gov Bent, Brandenburg, from Alexandra.
llecla, Kay, from Memphis.
Michigan, Irwin, from Memphis.
Natclez No 2, Leathers, from Hard Times.
Pride OF the West, Rogers, from st LOUIS
Ogleaby, klmbal, from Alexandria.
st James, Power, from DOnaIdsOnvlle.
TOwbOat STAR Whitney from the Passes-went down light
brought up ships Calhoun and Hungarian and brig
America,
Towboat Yankee Miller, from the passes-went down light
brought up ship Oceana and brig Louisiana.
RFLOW-COMING Up
ships iHmOuHtaln and Letltia Hayne.
Ene ship and enc baTk unknown.
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WANTED.

A LADY occupying Large House in the Third
"A Municipality, the Railroad and Ievee would
receive party of about TX persons to BOARD for The
winter note addressed A. B. C'' at the office of
this PAPER, VIII be attended to. n6 81
nj ENICAN DISCHARGES ANTED-The
w highest price paid for Mexican Discharges at all times
at No % Nachez up stairs entrance in Banks Arcade
passage, NatChez street M
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lurP oil T.. ID. ~ - t.,
II If at the Fa=hionabte Elat Store, Canal St
COAL.

CITY COAL 1ARDs-NcBEAN, WILLARD &
- co. keep constantly on hand their Yards, No ~
Custonhouse street, irst door from Royal. and No S3s
TGhOugitOula street second Yard above St. Mays Mar
ke supply of Pttsburg, Anthracite English and American
Camel Coal orders left either yard Will be prump u
GttenGei to. Oh II
COAL-3O tons English Camel Coal, superior
- article just received and Tor sale at n Customhouse St
City Coal Yard
OF lmitW McBFAN, WILLARD 81 co.
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n E W ORLEANS:
~ MORNING, NOVEMBER o.Is5O
meteorological journal.

- , FROM November TO = lncliEIvc,
N'' ny -. l. LILLE Co, Nautical and Philosophical
Instrument makers A. Customhouse street
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EXCHANGE ON BOSTON-S2OOOo at s
IL and 10 per cent for sale by
n8 81 KENNEDY FOSTER, rs Tchoupitouas st.
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M ILLS & HAMLISs-56 Grayler street,
{ lOMMlSSlON MERCHANTS and AGENTS for he SAFE OF
~ NlFg MIA hanufa tUrrd Tonac @, hays now
maud hg largest ard superb Stock Tobacco ever ,s
1 N No Ne" o'oaEs ssSEst Tteh .asy 1sT trade Oh he
'"s't threfS-1a 'tI'" ga lsSp
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HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN AND SHORTS
Constantly in store and for sale in lots to suit purchasers
by [fy4 islyl J. GARLAND Il co. IOI TchorpouIas ct
SUNDRIES-SUNDRIES-
~ HOO ounces Suphate Quinine;
l5O barrels Spirits Turpentlne:
20 barrels Linseed Oil:
20 barsels COpaI Varnish:
100 barrels Whiting;
- barrels Putty in bladdprs;
1000 kegs pure and No, Lead;
" packages Paris Green;
"a cases Sands. Sar'apanla;
80 cases Cod liver Oh;
"A cases COOper7 lsinglass;
20 CarbOys Oil Nilrio
~ 10 Gases Chrome Green for sale by
- NATHAN JARVIS Il co. q Magazine street,
H no lws corner Common.
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BHrslary'-ihe house OF Mr. VIM. Craig at the corner
Of ghen and Levee Streets Third Munrripaitv was
broken Thursday night last and robbed of trnnk
containing valuable gold watch lot of clothing and M
p7r sud $i95 in money The money consisted of $75 in
the Bank of Louisiana -"
II will be eeen by reference to advertising columns
that Mr. Craig offers reward fifty dollars for the
Of the money and property We trust that the Police will b
able 10 trace The burglars and recover their booty
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a I'M
this eserday morning.
liarsoa He'll called to account for abusing watch
pho ' '"k, OH st Charles street. and Mr.. Harrison Hall
.. guilty Of this little IndiscretOn was required
.. toward the support Of the Corporation. He
~ out OF his t.Ousefs " iOrkel," and made
uIe was brought mp a charge Of vagrancy, and
ID si-lsU the Woikhouse for ten days
be- Wells fined - for disturbing the peace on Phippa
5-se' This system OF filming works admirably, and
potent ing the peace than all tie peace bonds which
could be "ren Its generally much easier give bond
ruau II s - nay a fine.
hied0ias O'Rely examined on the charge of stealing
niue, belonging 70 F. O'Dowd. Michael Reynolds made
an affidavit stating that the mule taken ON MS dray in
North Market street the afternoon OF Thursday asst The
mule found where Nicholas had left it, and he was re-
turned before the First District Court for trial
lie was then arraigned the charge Of stealing flannel
shirt tIom store in the Triangle Buildings. Nicholas as.
serted positively that he did not steal the shirt he left
Others in the place of it, and although they had been worn
te he considered them worth much as the one he took
The Recorder did view the matter in tile same
light that Nicholas did, and he him down on this charge
also. Po0r Nick the Parish Prison. and as he wa
taken out OF the courtroom he expressed the opinion that he
very much injured man.
f. Rogers returned before the First District Court on
The charge OF sticking Michael Ryan with penKnfe The
wounds, believe, very serious. The difficulty
occurred about two weeks SINCE ard the wounded ha,
entirely cred.
Two youthful looking customers, named Porter and
houke were cal led up for examination the charge
being dangerous and suspicious characters ORouke had
jiamy when he arrested. He made desperate eff.
tOt to convince the Recorder that he very honest
Young man, and that the Jimmy" had been given to him
bv who entertained the malicious intention of running
ms Character 1t appears that he has been New Or
leans in three years, but he was well known at the
time he left and he had not been in hours when he
arrested, lie had holy horror of the workhouse and
wished TO be sent any where else if he ALL but
hi5tehcate feelings taken consideration and
he was sent to the of Colonel Williams, Porter who
the proprietor Of several aliases, apparently more
tan sixteen of age but he ia hardened sinner He
conducted himself very cooly and resigned himself his
tate (he workhouse) with philosophical dignity He will
doubtless. become celebrated in his profession
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Bounty Land and Pension Agency.

anu FehSlOh agency
E. B. GRAYSON,
|hae oil the u S. Treasury Department. Washington City,
VIM. WALLACE w. WOOD,
a.'9Eey ana Notary, No. "a Graver street, New Orleans
ILL., t tner services to all persons having claims against
of fenStORS, 7rrsarS of Pav etc. due for
~ no Iaeu or discharged Soldier: Claims for Half
etc Ca;r oi SSI!ncers, or COmmuation OF Half Pay
nited States E & me&co assumed to he paid by the
Claims far Loses Of Guadaoupe hidalgo; and
49, - references
HGN "a ehhessssee' LUXE LEA, Esq, Comm of
- - o. MAihlNsI =, Indian fairs,
toS ~ II InTI ~ :, GEN R. ARMSTRONG. Tenn ,
t0S = ~ rIEIhls, 6. WIN p GRAYsOE, N Orleans
non =, n AnDhnSuNfir non JEFF, DAVIS, Miss.
ni5 " L. h""Ahp' leAas' WIN s. MOUNT, N. Orleans
lmdis6L W3m
'OBACCo(-7200 boxes assorted brands and quail
as j. W. ARTHUR & co. g sad % New Lsvss
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NOTICES.


ES~ The Fair for the Benefit of the Catholic
ORPHAN ASYLUM will be held by the Ladies OF HewOreun
the 18Th prox'mo until Chrismas Eve, inclusive. rs
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n w. & F. BELDEN, Wholesale Hat and Can
L. Ware Rooms No Chartre street would re. SsssslS
sgeetiuy call attention to their large and complete -
kis2f stock OF HIATT, GAPS and UMBRELLAS, ID
E and to which we weekly making additions direct
sSNS irOm our NJ an factory, No. 1871 Water ST.
rev ORR: Having long been established the business
both in this city and SewY and having always endaav
oed TO give entire satisfaction customers we shall
tnue to merit their patronage. We respectfully solicit call
nj Tut ID. w. q +. BELDEN 5 Chartres St
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ROOT AND SHOE Manufactory, No, 10 ST

\ Y, o. n.
- CHARLES STREET-E. O'SULLIVAN invites -,
The attention OF gentlemen desiring a well made and $
handsome fitting BoOT, SHOE, or CATER 4
70 ms elegant assortment of the several atti,-54
= n In ms line; His long experience and know ledge
point Of fit and elegance OF appearance
Ex LASTS made to fit each and kept specially
IoI rs use, 3miJ
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kbIANO FORTES.- The subscriber respectfully an
[ nounces to the PUBLIC that he has the =,
entire agency lin this cIty) for the sale of the
S STiSSs AtNRRRs N @Snq yo9 By
CHICKERING, Boston; and that he has at this time
very large Stock comprising all the varieties Also thre
good second. hand Pianos ~ ~
OH sf HENRY PARSONS 10 r.r,D.- ..,,,
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gas PAClEIC HOUsE-MR. P. E. DORSEY re.
sReeully informs his friends and the public that -.
ne p Wl 9pen ms new and elegant establishment Tn
htted up without expense and not
ny any IKE establishment in the city The aud bril-
liant Saloon and elegantly furnished Parlors offer induce
ment' not to be met with elsewhere The Bar will at al
pnes De with the choicest Wines and Liquors be
had IN thetountry. Mr. d. will be happy receive his
friends on Friday at the PACIFIC, opposite the Varieties,
Grayer street. bet Carondeet and BaroRps. go 9Sdp
CLARET--lO0 hoze. 10. sale BY