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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKEr.

LAFAYETTE Sunday, Feb. I0th-P. m.-Anfyed, steamer
Alton with Beevez IA Cows and Calves, IL Yeangs and
b Hogs Iowa, 168 Beeye; j. Adams 10 Cows and Caves
Prices:-B Beef Cafae z55Se Z, j, sss; Hugs, 2ll@
&c. y p net; Sheep, s29s3 8 y bead; leA Goes, s0 90
a ~ % q head: Calres. 3sla5sze. v b net
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the United States District Court for The Eastern Dis
trtet 81 Loutsigaa bHtam Caarlss Hsson, Mas
t g. z ts u.s. steamboat ''''' vs. STEAMBOAT 7sr''A
TN Obedience to an Admiralty warrant to directed in the
fake9 he Steamboat AMERICA Ter TACKLE, APPA-
sd he owner or owners thereof and al and every other per
Or IS hpyns Of psnng 70 hsse b gh ge
Cour OF the United States for the District aforesaid be ho
from Ills date to show cause if any they Or can, why
the said steamboat America her Taeke AppaIs and EuIpl
u. s. Mal.hai, 5Ifse Eq; Dit S6a 5aN Ian q 1850
Jazz 81 fy4Si Eastern District Of Louisiana.
The Isdepepdsnt Irboat Company Steamship Ohio.
Distriet eff Louisiana. No. GG52.
obsdsnee 70 an ADMIRALTY warrant TO me directed 4 ths
her Enspe Mach1ery Boats, Tackle APPAREL and Furai.
thereof, and all and every other person. or perons having
pretending to have. any right title ater IN 70 the
saie for tie nisils soPaa 10 Is at tie ciy Of
New oisSHs on or slee The S @ III
steamship ohio, her Engine, Maehasry. Boats Tseke
esEssabiy to Tie prayer d the i6sans s Aafhas
o1ee. Eastern District q Lonsaa New oreans Jan. ~
IA. Ills - -N Eastern bstireri 81 Louisiana.
c. N Rutherford vs. Steamship Ohio IN TIE District
Court 81 tae Upt6 States for tho Eastern District
IN Hence to he commands Of an Admiralty warrant to
ean.S SS Slid, heT T aSs Apsas and FGFna En-
CINE, MACHINERY and Boats and DO hereby es ana sa
persons having Vrstenliug have any nghi e OF
interest the same he and apeaf before l,tnt
Cont the United tor the District aiesal1 70 oS
holden city of New Orleans, on or before the thd
MONDAY from this date, show any they have,
or can why the said Steamship Ohio, her Tackle, Apparel
condemned and so ageeby 10 the lTagsr OF The hbeant
u s Marshas Office Eastern District OF Louisiana, New
0i's'H'' WILLIAM S. SCOTT, U. s. MARSHA.
64.uIs EasteiH District Of Louisiana.
| RIES-SUNDRIES-
! > RAlSIN 100 quarter, half and whole boxes
FIG loo drums Eleme Fin.
| HEE-E-i50 boxes English Dairy and Pine Apple
| BUTfER-ll5 kegs Orange County and Western,
| HAMS, BUFFALO AND BEEF TONGUES-Su-
PIGS ToSGTEs PIG PORK, and Extra MESS
BEEF:
CANpi. EiS-l4o boxes Sperm, SOFA, ard Star;
| CRACK ltSss-l4a n ark ases assoFted, fresh;
CRANRERRfES-sUra esages
| 0NlflNS-as bhs landiha
| SrARt'H-5S b1Aes Culga'e's Pearl;
| SDAP-950 h0yes ~ Famig. Fancy ant Casiles
| NtlEiGOlAFE- cncNA BRnaA--e1
PICKLES. PiE-FRtiI rs fRfsStskfN Es. fEI.i fks.
lsus, Picked lobs,er, Psnper SAuys- s. oxsi
/ OtLS-SpsrIn, Land, Film and Olive tlHso QsEs.s
FISH, 'alnon C0tfish Shad, Herff:s and Maeksreis
| SUGAR-Loaf, Crushed and PalVerzed;
TEAS--2l5 pkgs Green and Black, hue and conlDens
| MACCARONI AND NkRMICELLIs
| MUSTARp-EnglHh, French and Kentucky; etc. etc.
67a ~ '- CHAs. sToUGHToN: q Cam street.
t1NILTERiNG. OR DRIP sTON n. 8 iast received
IL per schooner Time. from Naesa. N. p for sale by
Jas l@ JOAN STROUD CO.. ~ Common =.
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THE LATE Aforementioned Tobin, tine driver of the
CaTroon which and killed Mrs Hart. Wed
nesay, the of Baonne and Poydras Streets
examined Saturday the charge of masaughter and
discharged, the Recorder considering the Evidence INSULT
Gent for prosecution. We understand that Mr. Hart the
husband OF the unfortunate victim, died several days since
LnrLI-
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II IAIE, LIME-Cargoes Of brgs Aware, Pala Alto
John A. Taylor and sclr Alfred landing and for sale by
HAYMAE l. HOLDEN,
No 81 Magazine street, and II Red Stores.
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Ia r. CLlssEY late from FaIlE, respectfully informs ,yF7
w The Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city he viii iFs
reopen, the lst Of November his Dancing ACADEMY
No. Is Cgrondelel street. where he viii teach eli s44
D1pces that in tic fashionable
circles in Paris such QusiTie Naltz d51x Temps
Waltz Cirque Temps German Polka kJEa Usc0Wsa
toufka which the only Dances received in fashionable
saloOus In Europe MI C. recommends
both graceful aud elegant particularly when danced by lady
gendsqlaD. 1t is easily learned
Ladies and Gentenssu desiring those
distracted by calling Mr. c. betwee and O'clock h5ur
being devoted giving private He will give lessons
private families
Days children Mondays Thursdays. O'Clock
ill dark
Gentleman pecuiy informed that Class viii be opened
bcG om uU 10 O'clock evening in the week Tor those wt
s perfect themselves time, Alr O. engaging
eIa GIadrlss and VALUES the space
Dizziness Of the head wnAng entirely Dancing
RoJls Il CsrGudyld street, Common 90 5m
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DR. ELIIOTT, VIgTERINARY sJl8t;FoN.

MOULD announce to the citizens of this city and It's
w vicinity that he is prepared attend all business
rienee Veterinary Surgeon will insure him large bust
ness, he spent nine years in the Veterinary College of
France five in Prussia, and the last FIVE years in this
city with great success The Doctors charges from 81 TO
$40 upon any durable disease-advice gratis.
G The Doctor 10 be found all hours of the day and
night at Tattersals Stables, st. Charles street.
~" AMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
and for sale, Sl3 I'M
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nR. sHM'L HYATI"s OFFICE AND RESI-
TaJa-bR ii3Arr viii direct lis attention IN future more
particularly to the PRACTICE or MIDWIFERY and
the treatment of all those Diseases dBGctRy more ner
larry Females and Children. His charges viii be moderate
and accommodated The circumstances OF parties consulting
bin. I'd Fresh and pure PdcciRG Is4Rg6 always on land
FACClN ALTON performed WEpNE snAYs and SAT-
URDAYs, from 10 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The children of The
o clock p. NJ. ial7 lin
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List Of vessels ia FORT not Cleared.

Nsts-IH asGnisIF as fll..1nG
b y ni ne No. eoransnes . ~ N@.la an run
ti siad me k Hacss the 5teAnleat Land
~ osnz Flaiaost Lantas Thra n5 Nos.
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NJ YO'S
MUSIC STORE, :

MAYO'S
s,,1zggzf7-z MUSIC STORE, Esa1As
w va N2 Ti, : e ass,. 1S Ss cggo s.,
IIE UNDERSIGNED desires respectfully to inform the public
choice and large as s@Gs Of PT8N6 F6RTES
at very reasonable PRICES and on accommodating Terms
baed iP GG b a Co., oy B S Of
tons and finished beautifully in Rosewood, Black Walnut
a and wokmanlke manner, Also, the justly celebrated
Se ben eqaa TRey Msa s suited 70 he oe
as the Eoan does not require tuning for years.
Vibratag OgerJrdgc, also for sale the same establish
snd 10 Rs % s It Ege pesqSr nnes I'D b
Fano and renders capable OF remaining much longer in
w. II M is Agent for Henri Hcrz' celebrated Grand
Pianos and Piannos, made in Paris For power and sweet
The Dolce GompaRa .4ttaehmaMt, J, Pleyel Co.'s Paris
Pianos and Instruments from all the best manufactures
fSiS PAS aS S@ Gm go 500
each, and taken IN part payment for new Pianos
Hf Bf3}iS af fADTb saaa toned
sweet and powerful portable (weighlns Is pOunds
~ Orders 1oE Guitars, violi9 yoloqosIos, Carinets
every Kind vii be promptly exeeuted at reasonSb pTce 81
Bands supplied with Brass instruments and Band Music;
order SF1 e !2G suit he T ta P Of purchasers
Is an accumulation OF over twenty years lni are many old
an NG EIapH geSes out OF Pra ,-,, ~ , N
HIN hlISl received py every arrival nom the North,
aku py ns foelgh steamships SRaRtsh S9RgS, DanGes
w valves, &c,-a regular supply, Original Mnsle published
Music bound copied and aranged SucrUtions received
for the Message Bird Saroni's Musical Times and
the Baltimore Olio BY addressing the undersigned,
Catalogues of Music will be sent any part Of the aon
1s Ssa;Ss; a y. i@ "44; !. @A :.
l IASORS-tfognac Brandy, Jamaica Rum, and Irish
- Whisky; Sherry Wine, Scotch Ale, and London and
5 half pines COGNAC BRANDY.
puncheons Ia MAT(,A RIM (yerv old and sunerior)
in bond and entitled 10 debeniHTe 01 N1'
puncheops old IRISH WHISKY, also in bond and
- entitled to debentuTe; -
10 casks Of the old MonuIiado SHERRY WINE, so
a sst !3I!ti pr opl u BfftS s rf laNS
$50 casks T.0NDC(N and hi tRIIN P0RfER in mart
The a bov opos viii he sold vev low IN the trade and
the terms accommodating;
ja26 JOHN TOOLE, % Bank Place.
aYOWIRRANTs w A S;TI5D .1eo and a. 4 :,
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FOR CALIFOR MA.

CALIFORNIA.
~ rte steamship GHisG C II ~ . i5 TONS TONS
-.s.Aa burtlen, Charles Stoddard eOmmander,) will
tuay; This superior steamer having made the trip nom
New York Cbagrss ia eight days, it confidently
geced That, from inns point she will MAKE it in less than
me reputation qr speed comfort attention To pas
steamer gives the best passengers every
convenience and comfort winch be desired will be
found.
PASSAGE FROM NEW ORLEANS TO cHAsRRs:
IN saloons $50 W
In sIesraes, twi6 NATURES and sepaaie nes 80 As %
u No Berth secured I'd paid Tor Freight % cents per
be procured from HARRIS & MORGAN, Agents,
f4m 70 Tcholpuouasst.
~r-szs FOR CHAGREs, Direct United States
SSsLlls8.IA MAJ Steamship C0m9qRy1T The new aud
tons burhenj Lieut. David Porter u. s. Navy command
~ w sye io 4T4qg aset with I the California and
o'clock A. NJ Punctual from the head OF St Mary street,
Lafayette The great size and strength OF the Georgia. with
her superior double engines horse power each insure
her Passengers the greatest speed and safety which cannot be
ments 9r tine comfort OF passengers are the fbeea
scale In her spacious and well ventilated cabins and
state rooms are combined all the convenienCles OF first
hotel az An experienced surgeon accompanies this vessel
To Chagres-state- room berh, Ladies Saloon $50 90
state-roonl berth, After Saloon. .....,.. 50 %
Standee,berth, Forward Saloon Is 90
~ Ere, ,5 e. Di. r :n epaT rate mes Y ~
Of I5s a ygP PARADISE, LA#RAsQN ! Cos,
Georgia, leaving the 18th OF February.
S. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California Posi-.
SILL tsUsty the First uessd that IS really beaded
St The substantial coppered and copperastened brig
he has board twohirs OF her cargo, and will leave
the i5th inst For balance OF freight apply board
fyS BARELLI / Co, 81 Common st.
N. b. The above vessel viii insure the best terms.
81 FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Californa-An A /
A vessel will have dispatch Tor the above port, pro-
$50 vded ireisht should be offered, upon which no
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4 lALFFUttNIA HUU shs,- THE UNDERSIGNED is now
" eons.TuGtin elegant PORTABLE FRAME "a
HOUSES, suitable for California. Amy number of T5stA
Portable Houses. Of such dimensions may be requi- l
red, he furnished at the shortest notice, reasonable
terms few Houses Of y by "a feet and z by l6 feet
hand, 10 which the attention of California emigrans
called hg1 Orders from the country will be promptly
attended to, when accompanied by cash city guarantee
credit of months will be given for approved paper.
jail I'm B. HOWARD, Builder, 2i9 Car0ndelet st.,
where he can be found every day from to u o'clock
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BnLp BURGLARY.-On Saturday night the residence Of
Mr. Oliver Palms, No ls6 COnde street. broken open BY
some daring rogues, who geent esurey work rng tn
they became alarmed by hearing Of the family moving
upstairs, and suddenly decmnped They left every article
made up ready for REMOVAL sling shet show their dpo
stQn, and the doors all wide open The robbers decamped
with several hundred dollars worth of properly consisting
siverware, clocks, Mr. Palms offers SO reward tO their
apprehension
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT--James McCawley. convicted
OF aping Elizabeth Brown girl between - and IA
age Saturday last sentenced to IMPRISONMENT at hard
labor ia the penitsntiary, for life. s. Secratau
stealing five bales OF cotton from the Merchants Cotton Press,
sentenced years imprisonment the parish prison.
In the OF Rober Barrett found guilty of mansaughter
in killing George Eienrcl GTetenham, motion for new
ta the ground that the Court charged the Jury illegally
that the whom the convict committed the assault
which alleged caused DEATH and the person upon whose
body the Coroner held the inquest, charged be the
OF the name, and proved be iden
teal, submitted without argument.
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5 80 S $3.50, GaG ii Ne n /
S@=zA@ bark FLORIDA, Q. EiIery, master, viii sail as
above with Dispatch She will receive only limited guam
OF freight, and being remarkably ast-sain5 vessel is
expected she will make the trip iii es time than any vessel
that has sailed for that port The accommodations
nished with every thug which coald adj their cont
She particularly adapted 10 those travelling with their
lies Noseerage second cabin passengers Jakenle number
Of cabin passengers limited Those persons going Cali
tornia, who wish quick and pleasant trip had better
occur For freight passage apply board al post g.,
Second Municipality, or
X. NJ. HARRISON & CO., IA Gravier st.
jag3 O. WlCkHAM. So Common street.
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we WONBER OF THE MORLD.

PREHER'S SERIES or GRAND AJVlNG Panorama
ID ars NOW OPEN, aud will be exhibited every evening"
short time at Annoy tGl
There VII lie Exhibitions every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
an FRIDAY, Commencing at IL o'cl- II,
Doors before l. Panorama will
U'-0es precisely.
t8 The Exhibition comprises the following views The Man
moth Cave Of hnucky, wth lneut Halls LHl Gttoss
ing IN var Gus stx end hundred nj 10
dtlOn the JmnJth Gave il the EIagaTs Falls
aud days jourey through the Weste fraife
Mount Vernon the Natural bdge EirgI AID ohrr
ADM en- Chldreu halfr rice ia23 Inn
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TO SHIPPERS OF LUMBER TO CALIFORNIA
AND OTHER PORTS.

L
Il AND FLAMING MILLS situated st. Andrew
Bay Wet Florida sixty miles to the eastward Of Pensacola
begs eave 70 call the attenton d Shippers 10 the induce
mens which the pTopreior Of the above mentioned Mills
furnished board ut Mae Dollars per thousand; the
assistance of twelve given in loading DREssEp
LUMBER, Tongued and GrOoyed, be furnished al
corresponding rates. Vessels drawing "A feet can cross the
w. II. HALL,
fyl corner Grayier street and Bank Place up stains
Eg1 Sales will be made on time for good City paper
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The steamer Iowa LEFT St Louis on the I'd isan-repos
the rirur full OF ice and falling last.
Capt. smith, OF the eamtp Palmetto, reports the brig
Monterey from New York, ashore Mataeordu Bar.
ruwboa Mary kngsand lowed down and 10 sea, the
lh inst. ships ROuanas and VIM. Pere, and schooner j.
L. Smart.
Tow boat Anglo American lowed down and sea, the
l ins ships Arlington and Columbia and barks Iowa and
Yankee.
TOwboat Phsix towed down and to sea, on the Cd inst
ship Virginia and schr z. Nj. Sears.
TOwbOat AngOSaXOn lowed down and to sea- the 9Th
inst, barks CuDargO and Hyperion, schrs. H. Il. Scranton
Two Friends and FAIRY.
Towboat Hercules lowed down and to on the 9Th ins
ship Forest Queen, brig Wave scr. Fortuna.
Towb0at Panther lowed down sea, the 9th inst,
ships Creole aud John Henry.
Iowboat Southwestern lowed down and sea, the 9TH
inst, bark SWea, bTlgs j. A. Lancaster and TalyhO.
TOwbOai Defiance lowed down and sea, 9TH inst,
lD Russia (since buTnt), bark Eu1ine, brig Toledo and
schr Manuleta.
Towboat Caledonia lowed down and to sea- on the 9th
inst, bark Ceres brgs Seran Americana, huesa Eerque.
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On the 81 ipan by the snip Abby Pratt, off the Great
lsaac, ship Caroline Reed from Boston, Tor s port. Sig.
nailed the 9TH, of tie IoTtugas, ship showing white
DuTgee with blue square, standing down the Cult
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CRKsFEFT 0FFrCR,
Monday Morning. Febru4ty H. 1856
he proximity Of the Euro
pas adycss Saturday the general belief that they would
be favorable tor Co0n oousht forward buyers and
about BOO bales changed minds AZ hfInsr prices
Teegrapbc comunlieaden Interrupted yesterday be-
yond Mobile that il is ukey that spectators mar
again anticipate regular dispatches. b. running an expires.
betFeen Montgomery and Mobile
.f,aa.
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AUCTION SALES.
&. G, WHITLEY, Auetioaeer,
" Ian Once Gs3 81 CEqr[es sfrecf

&. g. WHITLEY, AuetioaeeF,
fy2 Ian Once 6s s.. Chords sirect
j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
" saiss drrare1eal far Ssaslages, Bank and
Stock Tuesday, Thusilysi Real Estate, Wcnays 1ns
Banks arcaGe Oeasrt as
mediate days n5' uhee no. " tahss Arcade Pasisse.
Assorted Confectionery. =. Assorted Confectionery.
BY SYKES, HYDE d CO.
TUESDAY, February hatast 10 oe9eks'i b. told
Il auction stOre.5 81 Magazine sueet--
40 CuNFECfIONERfin good orr Pot for
the trade
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS and LI9I0Rs. lyll
Boots . Brogaus Shoes. bats and Umbrellas
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
"WEDNESDAY February 49, 10 oeoekNvl be sod their
w auction sales ROOM No So Magazine street
80 caes Boots Brogans Ladies' and Children's Shoes;
is cases California Hats; 10 DO. hik and Fur;
20 cases Elk Cotton epd Gngham Umbrellas 5n
Valuable Improved Property on st. Peter street,
second Municipality.
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
TUESDAY February ~ u O'Clock VIII De so1 At auction
at Banks Arcade following described Properly viz
certain LOT OF GROUND With alt the provemens thereon,
Eqnare bouned by Peter IT. John Fra0 aud GTer
Streets TO- said Lot 81 feet niche and
and inch
depth ddo and 81 fet II inches
and ines width the reaall plan drawn ~ e A. lIslln
Architect and Civil Engineer Z7h 1915
posted the J. X Beard ESQ., Notary Public TIE in
prOvrnens comprise On1ng With kitchen Tod
necessary buildings, all said pam and rented
to good tenant al the rate Of ~ per hiontl
The purchaser Will payment Of note iol
Sz5 49, q July 1850 balance oneudref cash
months credit Tor notes bearing mortgage on th.
properly and paid when due 10 Lear interest al hs rae OF
Act ii Sale before J. r. Beard Notary Pabc the eIpen,s
The purchaser. jas
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SAINT CIIARLEs THEATRE.


~ Eirst the celebrated actress Miss CHARLOTTE
. w9 sqgsfSd FL K'd number Of
VD ID ssirR MSpagsE res' G.ss Prys,s s.H.
open daily rom 10 until Sea-. THIS EVENING" Aoniay viii
THE STRANGER.
STRANGER! Mr. Coullosk
70 t cone ais vi 6iH.Ris 0'dALIEY
III witch be r. ymond Family will appear.
EE Miss ogsHNxG ~ appsa every night Ii week
AMERICAN TiEEATUs, POYDRAs STREET.
TT Frr.t mig of mr .coLLiN'i.r m ,.,,,,....
> ING Mandsy, vii Be Fefiofmei The Drama Of ''f'
BORN TO GoUD LUCK.
Paudeen o r ufery Mr.. Collins
Nl H.si which, Ills LAST LEGS n ' F''''
Is ss gsoai Il n: evening NJ Coils vii sing 5 s s G91i
shiIsph'" wLiow Maahree crusheen w. and Tfust
70 Lu'A' &C CEN o ANTHONY n! f @AYsE S'h
E Ee1:.tSs aan Chief NJ Sha as,
syntaH. Greene sally Primrose, Mis-
rsss Of Gree y cents P:f3st9e s.se5
md Third TIERS SOC, Coored Boxes Soc; Gallery, CSC Private
hou Of 70 A. M ami = A. Doors open a! quarter before
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
, Upper Boxes, cents Gallery IS cents THIS EVENING
'-'''-'' WIN 70 pPoPPiNG 9; Ta is' QUESTION.
~ Bars
TeS ioi,q%si
~ THE NERElD QUEEN Or Ths HymphS Of the Rhine
Jndns "a Meiaaia u Honor Mrs. j,Bn.,on
2r en- MT t t,
"a conclude with he Fare; Of THE sEckLT
Hotan
ORLEANS THEATRE.
ssS y RS'i and sT@oG D.
Verds Grand Opera, and iabieaux, ent led
JERUSALEM.
The Libeo Of the Grand Opera English,
Box Dhce.
~ Performances viii haEpsst 6 o'clock
N51n st. Louis Ball Room. ma
XII Iatgt NJ MASKED SOCIETY Balloon the l-zza3
l&n Of February slnr1i Gras )re Com
Admission the Bail
SGA at the office u the Bail Room SUNDAY, the
| lott iusl., at O'Clock r. NJ.
Subscribers wishing invitation tickets will please send their list
Mr. H. Ru In order that the INDY be the
| Committee.
Committee of Admission.
Charles M.WaterinaD, John 2. Caldwell, Toledlno
| Mortimer Belly, Eugene DucaLgl, F. X Barbul,
| +. Ii l.. kneass, w. +, Flower, B.
The Office oil the Bail Room will he opened
| A. NJ. o p. NJ. and from 8 p. NJ ry9 81
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Steamship Palmetto. Smith, from Galveston, 9Th inst, with
IL bales cotton, to Harris s MOrgan-2d my:
Steamship Fashion, Baker, from Fort Brooke, Tampa Bay,
9Th inst, to u. 5. Quarerm aster
Dr. ship Independence, Pollock, from Bristol 18th Dec, to
master-2d my.
sp ship Panta Bomarso, As days from Barcelona, in bal
last, to maser-Point.
Ship Caroline Reed Reed, IA days from Boston, to
I'd my.
Bark j. j. Hathorn, Shaw 16 days from Philadelphia, I'd
ostick u Cod my.
Brig Elizabeth Fulton, Edrdge, 10 days from Baltimore
master-Pont.
Rus brig Lucna, Matthew, 4S days from Bordeaux
tef-lst my. -
Brig Egyptian returned in distress Fsk's Warehouse
Schr. Ataamon, Bentley, Ii days from Philadelphia,
nastsr-4l my.
Sclr. MaytOWCr, Hupper days from ApalachicOla to
master-2d my,
schr. f. A. Heath, Dow, 10 days from Wilmington N. c.
MASTERED my.
schrIioango, Parsons 10 days from Wilmington, n c., to
Mastered my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Belyidera LOdwiek, from Forencel433 bales cotton.
Bulletin, Church, from Memphis-zJI bales cotton.
Fashion, Anders, from Cincinnati.
Fashion, Martin, from the Coasl.
Die Vernon, sharpe, from Polnte-a la Hache.
Alton, Fulton, from St Louis.
Towboat Mary kngsand, Wham, from the Passes.
ToWb0at Anglo American, Porter, from the Passes.
TOwbOat Annawan, Mccullough from the Passes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-11

Fire Department.
SEatf7T5gT- hS- at meeting VI the Forcntn
2taSS Of the different Companies SStsA
tSsl-Tsg posing the Fire Department, held fsstt==7
-S4----the Ill q Protection Hose CoHpa 80
~ % ~ oil February auUn L. g. DlLLAiJ,
n Hse Company appointed Chairman, aud T., W LESS.
Rotary. -
On motion, Rcs7ef, That the Fire Department celebrate
Their THIRTEENTH Anniversary MONDAY The 9Th Of Mach,
bn motion, EeOlrfd That the Secretary the
t9np4ns II Lafayette, OEc'na. Ag and Csuoton
with the Department in the ceteJrltiou Uf day
On muoa, Rss9ref That Secretary different
hsIals through the neWspapcTs, MONDAY tie ia
o ft2Taayi O'Clock, the Hall Protection Company
20 elect uraud Marshal and make such other cy
ihIy ,.t'4 necessary L. G. DlLLAkD, Chairman.
p. ". LESLIE Secretary rs Il
III FEBRUARY, "a
"a being the commencement of the Spring Sen. ~
C@s-S s0R now offer seasonabie lat of HATS Easa
and CAPS, OF the following descriptions:
AAA hOLEsKIN, BLACK BUENA VIsTAs,
EN CAssldEREs, BRuwN BUEKA NLsTAs,
DRAg BEAVER, BOYS BuENA NisTAs,
fSsssS BLACK LANARTINE,i efs1a GLAZED Cars,
sstsA PEARL LAMARTINEl esA CLuTH CAPS,
:, - etc. ETC.. "a etc. etc.
For sale low ut Wholesale at
~ DURBRiDGE 4 co.'s, % Cusiomhouse st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-11

Per steamship Palmetto from Gayeson-Mrs: johnson,
Mrs Boener Mrs wilson son and daughieT Mr. Bennett
MIR Z. ". sumner lady and children; Aless Franklin,
Wood, Thompson, j. R. Thompson, Foster, kev.aJ. john
soa, Il. NJ. Rome Spear, j. Coleman G.. Fisher Curtis j.
u Walker and niece, Gfosbeck, Sears Hays, Lay o.
NJ Bolton, w. IL. Gentry, L. Blake, Russell, ]. Morris, r.
LeaiheT, w Upehumck, n ). Cloud, X. Fletcher, u. A
Frazier h. Walker Weeks Aidrck Young, J. Porter, A.
q. Wood j. L. Herst, w. HANNAH !. Mitchell, w. her,
j. AiyeFs, MeILngIon, Choen-anh II on deck.