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DIsoHABeED.--Henry Walker, arrested on the
7th ult. on the charge of attempting to swindle a
Eountryman, was discharged yesterday by Reeor-
Her Genois, no evidence being adduced to warrant
further detention of the accused.
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WHEREAS, RICHARD TERRELL, late an auc-
tiOnee for the city of New Orleans, has apped to
for the eancellng of the following bond, to wit; ,
bond of 900, subscribed by him the 10Th Of April
S4S aueoneer for the city of New Ofeans together with
Henry Wade and Lucrea Wade, his wife, as saretes
therefore,
Notice is hereby given all persons Interested therein, to
show in writing, at the office Of the Secretary Of State
within days from the last publication thereof, why said
bond should not be cancelled and ahhuIed.
~ Given under my hand and the Seal of the State, al
H. Baton Rouge this lih day of February, 1880 and
tS and in the seventy fourth year OF the Independence
OF the United States. By the Governor.
JOSEPH WALKER, Gov. Of the State Of Louisiana
~ s,y. MN Setrainry of Sinte. Inh2
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clDr.-C. Leonard was brought before

HoMrcIDr--C. Leonard was brought before
Rccorler baldwin yesterday on the charge Of man
Slaughter IN killing John Llewvllyn, on the night
pf tue lst instant by blows inflicted on the head
with paving stone while the latter was assaing
him with heavy cane. Mr.. Hargrave, whose tes-
timony we subion, was the only witness examined.
the investigation will be resumed to-day.
VIM NJ HAReRAvE sworn.On the night Of the lst inst
witness was seated in chair Ia Baronne street, and leaning
AGAINST the stable of Jn Allen. 1t about dusk when he
hear two perons who proved afterwards 70 be the accused
and eweyn unarreing Witness heard the deceased call
leonard drunken scouudre words TO that effect and hen
saw him strike him five times with walking stick OF g
pretty good size held with both hands Leonard during this
dine was etreang from the blows, and at last fell down
when he got within few feet Of where witness sitting.
eonard did fall PROSTATE the pavement, and while
thus partly down he picked couple of stones; Lewely
was dancing around singing and cursing, with his stick IN
hs hand and witness thought that he about walking
away. When they about feet apart Leonord threw
stone which struck Ilewelyn and knocked him down. h
then followed the blow by striking him the head VIII
the other stone The deceased remained PROSTATE until b
carried away. . =,
Crosse raB,ined- Leonard struck Llewellyn witt
they quite close together witness took hoid
accused aud pushed him pile Of rocks nn1 sai1
you going kill the man e. the accused replied
BIZ no Z" lie Was himself badly wounded on the head; ant
face was covered with blood. Witness saw knife nea
eweyns hand while he was lying on the pavement Il wa
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r. AssAULT.-Danel Brick, charged with an as
sault upon Augustin Quignon at the ferry landing,
was requested yesterday to give bail for his appear
ance before the First District Court
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ATTITUDE go 81 "N.-LoNarrUDr go Time, Oh


Ship Marathon, Paiten, Boston, l.. H. Gale
Ship T. b. Wales Crocker, Liverpool J. 2. whitney Go
Ship Statesman, leyenseller, Hayre, , H. v BAKER
BARK p. Pende0n, Curtis New York, \. +. Cochran %
Brig John A. Taylor, Sleeper, Boston, H. " Baxter
brig Union GOOdmanson, Baltimore, Mas BouiK
BIZ. brig Golden Rule. Warrington, Bermnda'
schr. Gen T. Pnscolt Gilkeg, PhladeIphia, Q. Palmer
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Wr- Mr.. Clemens, Senator from Alabama IN a
late speech, spoke of the poor factory girls Of the
North, expressing great curiosity tolknow whether
they Jared in toll and food well the slaves Of
the South. Miss Harriet Farley, edtress Of the
Lowell Offering herself factory girl, has written
TO the Boston Atlas, replying to portion Of Mr.
Clenens's inquiries. We quote from her letter;
NY own room, for this night contains bed
sofa, carpet dressing table, chairs, white curtains
Apictures, ETC., and anticipate respectable guam
w Of sleep. My landlady is a widow, like her Of
Main, with her only son, also two little nephews.
These, with eight boarders, constitute her family
though the house. with the usuel elastic capacities
Of these structures, be made to accommodate
as many more. These girls appear lady-like and
intelligent.
One OF the queries of the Senator is, What
is the kind and quantity OF food which the opera
tives eat2' presume he wants TO know Just huyp
many pounds OF hoe-cake they allowed to stow
away. | happy to be able to satisfy him den
nitey upon one point for, as one Of the girls u.s.
sures me, they eat as much rs they rant. will
give my bill of fare to day Breakiast-creain, toast
and mince pie; there was fresh biscuit and other
etcetera upon the table. Dluuer-tried sausages
and cold cornbeet with baked potatoes, fair and
mealy, that il the Senator found any as good al
Washington hotel, he was fortunate man
bread, pickles. and other furnishings were moi
wanting. Second course OF hot pancakes am
cheese SuppeT--hut cuktSi as llEuL ana idtl ~
she tiny snow drifts then settling the window
sill apple pie, pumpkin pie and cheese; cold pan
cakes, and cup-cake, as light as a sponge. lshoulC
not fail to mention that tea was served morning
noon and night, and coffee in the morning. and tia
all was so nice that fear we erred by eating NOR
than ne 1caHta,}-by granting TO Nature more thai
was snfice for her simple demands.
o. How many, asks querst, pass annual
from the mill to the poor-h house | have passe
the inquiry to my good hostess, who cannot re
member one, though she has been connected wit
mills nearly twenty years. She says there was
girl who came here from Salmon Falls, who wa
crazy and they put into the poor-hoase, but 81
tcasR't mill girl
have now been here nearly week among thes
operatives, endeavoring to enlarge the subscriPtio
list oil the Offering | have obtained anon
them two hundred and forty subscribers, and shoul
have found many more, but that they had pre-
viousy made arrangements for the magazine
wanted during the year. Some were taking I'll
Union Magazine, or Graham's, or the Lady BooI
and sometimes two OF these, with several papers
or some of the. expensive works now being pull
lished in numbers but they would have patronlze
me had come sooner. And some few refused b.
cause our work was not sufficiently elevated
meet their intellectual wants, in which cases ha
no reply, save the humbly polite invitation TO at
to its merits by contributing to IFS pages
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nuFFIELD,e HAAIs--Ws have arranged to receive
~ regular shipleRls Of these celebrated SugaV Cursf
Haas which shal alwzJa furnish a. the lowest nEks
prices, and IN quantities u snlt puleh1sant
aH IN 4, J, HART s 90 y FoAappsOslssRf
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pr. Christie,s GALVANIC RRACELEr
MAYO,s MUSIC STORE,

MAHO'S MI &c STORE,
CAMP ST., three doors from Canal ST., Neh1 Orleans
vHE undersigned desires respectfully to inform the public
STORE CHOICE and large assortment of l}fES7{{ f3
PlANO FORTES, at very ieas0nabeF8 M I'D ~ 7
prices and on accommodating terms Amongu = " Y
Them Piano Fores made by the old and celebrated
iactgre GILBERT &Co, of rich tone and finished bean
Frames made in the most substantial and wofkmanike man
ner; Aso, the Justly celebrated EOL1AN PIANO
TES, which for sweetness Of tone have not been
eluaed. They particularly suited TO the country az the
h19lian does not require tuning for years -
The New Improvement in Piano Fortes the Patent vi.
This improvement peculiar rmnes and brancy to the
ebe adds TO the durability and strength of the Piano. and
renders capable OF remaining much longer in tune than
w = N. Agent for HESRI HBRz' s celebrated CIR AND
PIANOS and PlANINoS, made in Paris = or power and
sweetness OF tone they stand preemiReRt.
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale, at from $50 ia
SSVO each, and iken IN part payment for new ones.
CATCHCART'S MEIODEON. This beautiful toned
WIND Instrument for Village Churches Lodges, Serenadna
Parties and the PRIV ate practice OF organ possesses aswe
aao pc wer tome s portable tweiging but % lbs,)
Orders from he country for Flutes Guitars oqariaets
Ekdgefots, FaiHS, Pi6l0HeeiOs, Strings, aad IHsica
HrchGRdse Of ere dGscriptieH, will be promptly eSecntet
al easonas pisces Bands supplied with Brass Instrument
,HARPs. Double and Single. Action, on hand and mad
oSSs = largest 9ss q caSSsn IL the South The Stool
Is an accumulation Of oyer ~ yeaE and in il mans oil
and kgan9iq9, p.ees Of print -, - ,
and ~ he ioreisp steanlh Original Mse pnbsed ever
week . NE 3ofe;, Native CenpOsis9ns solicited,
By addressing the pnteEsgned, Catalogues OF Music vi
I PIANOS TUNED. and REPAJRED; Music Bound.
M ltddln w .Nln. u. MAYO. AGENT.
/ u RIGHT VARNIsH-l9o barrels Bright varnis,,
sale by tmh1 ioa DEWEY & CLARK. 81 Gravier 4.
pNRTEiisO asiss 81 Byss,s bsgg!s ,Rrewq ssup
I y III ssas hy o klANGENpER q 90, Z
! Hfsm SSH NsNsS =
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or the Most UndOubted Character
From all parts OF the Country could be gwen sufficient t.
fill every column Of this paper!


TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
In all cases OF Female Diseases, the Gayanic Belt IN
estmable vaue 1t would take many columns to
give the testimonials which have been received from
the highest and most respectable Ladies in all parts of the
breast and sde choTOs uo abns prOapsus falling
of the womb, costvenes, obuced difficult menstruaOn,
character are Immediately and permanently relieved by this
simple and beautiful invention The enervating of
climate renders natural sttmuidRt necessary for the
preservation OF female health, and surely nothing can be
safe etcacou the smulant which Nature herself has
provided. This is (iGtrGRism and its application BY the
GaVanic Belt and Magnetic Fluid is respect pleasant
and agreeable. No inconvenience attends lis use and he
most feeble and delicate with eneease and safety
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC NECKLACE
Is used for all Complaints affecting the Throat or Head such
as bTonchit nfanauon OF the throat, and sick
zng roaring in the ears deafness which is generally called
nervous, and that distressing complaint called tic doulouIeux
DR.. Christie's GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in cases of commissions fits
spasmodc complaints and general nervous affections Of tine
head and upper extreme Also, in Palsy and Paralysis,
energy i'll the Limbs or other organs of The body
e Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the eoan.
Try, OF the most extraordinary character, be given, if
typ No trouble or inconvenience attends the use of Dr.
| EHRlSTlE'S GALVANIC ARTICLES, and they may
be worn by the most feeble and delicate with perfect and
safety In many cases the sensation attending their use is
aighy pleasant and agreeable They be sent par
Of the country. -
The GALvANIc BELT..............,.T THREE DOLLARS.
THE GAIEANo HEcKLAcE.. Two Dollars;
THE GALvANIc BRACELETs -. ONE DeLtAR EACH.
THK MAGNETIC FLuID, ONE DOLLAR.
i az The articles accompanied by full and plain direc
tons Pamphlets, with full particulars, be had of the
re- For sale in New ORLEANS by the
Sole Authorized Agents,
GUINNESS 81 co.
DEALERS IN FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GOLD PENS, ETC
dSly cod 3lp IL Camp street.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

LAFAYETTE, Wednesday Evening, March 6, 1850.
Arrived to-day per steamer Delta 50 head Of Beef Cattle
Prices rather in favor Of holders.
Prices:- Beef Cattle, fine Western, 6161ac W ID net
Hogs, &c " b net; Sheep, 81 75D3 70 " head Htcl
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, The Rev. I. E. Mullen, who was wounded
ew nights since, in an ARRAY with T. Fitzpatrick
not the Rev Mr.. Mullon, Of St. Patrick's Church
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V7IRGINEA CAMEL COAL-FRoM THE PEY-
v Ton MINES-The subscriber having been appointed
tat we are now In receipt of Eve boat loads which an
Offered for sale BY the load in lots to suit purchasers Tbs
he principal Hoie Merchants Residing Room, and GU
Office and The oce Of do tsscspi. For further paEieu
Y S6STisikS FpSNER 4 CO. CSs Merchant.
m M eApp stssi
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Ship Superb Peniss from Rio de Janeo, 3st January TO
Howell FRASER & Co-lst my. = -
Ship unon Jones' l6 days from New York, 10 j. o. Wood
ruff Il Cod my.
Ship Commonwealth, baxter, % days from Boston, to mas
ter-2d my.
Ship Hannah Eddy Pearson 81 days from Rio de Janero, 10
j. l.. Phipps L. Co-2d my.
Br. bark Pollock. Melnre 90 days from Bristol Eng' to
Hoghon, Rankin,& Cod my,
Brig Mount Vernon, Talbot from Chagrs I'D February
in ballast, 10 %. Wickham-ist my. .
Brig Fsnklin, Powder, 20 days from Curaeoa, TO j. T.
Brig Coed Frisby 10 days from Belize, Honduras Ba
reli & Cod my. No.,
Brig Lucy Watts Watts Is days from Port Spain Trinidad
via Cenugas IN ballast, TO masteF--latayeite.
Brig Henry Baker II days FIN Savannah. 10 maser-Pon!
Brig Jenny Lind, Cronery, 10 days from Wilmington,
T., to masteF-d my.
Schr. Gazce, Witche days from Apalachicola In bal
last, to master-Pont.
Schr Havana simms days from Chagres in ballast, Il
| FGSllick & CO--lst my.
sehr j. n Bradford Taylor days from Barataria
ler-lst my.
schr. Mariba Weber, days from Campeachy to maste
Basin.
schr Louisiana, Prtehett, 10 days from Charleston to mas
ter-lst my.
schr Waterloo Yates q days from Thomason, to mase
I'd my.
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DIR. CHRISTIE'
GALVANIC BELT, NECKLACE, BRACELETS
=. MAGNETIC FLUID,

DIR. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BELT, NECKLACE, BRACELETS,
=. MAGNETIC FLUID, %
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE or ALL
sF4rCOlES diseases,
And Of those Complaints which impaired weakened
or uRhssitay condition Of the Nervous system.
B 6sSgu IL and GHnyeRs StgP sSd Fl S ETF
Europe and the United States to be the most valuable
DR.. Christie's GALVANIC BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
sused with the perfect and certain in all of
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body giving to the various
organs, and invigoratng the entire system
VS. il Es S and
9eGTE and 6H iii GouT fPIhEPsY L I'm
B BAY H2r 8EA PE NERy9ps TREEIMFoRs RAT
XREVEA T33RRRRtA a Fir JFFENAf a EPRAE sf
REsKk4A6sFs 2E TIT YKsHGsSET PKEc ENb Fl
NERVOUS bfsEAsEs winch Complains arse s rom none oHs
' THE cS? ER1o IS sfsTE REQUIREMENT Or
~ In Nervous Complaints drugs and medicines increase
The disease for they weaken the vital energies of the already
Frustrated system while, under the Strengthening life giving
wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
sufferer restored TO former health, strength elasticity and
DIR. Christie's GaIvanic Curutives
consists the fact that they arrest and cure disease by outacaT,
&c Ps f@s dFaggs s9S RR
the infection They Strengthen the th0e system, eqKaiiz
the circulation Of the blood. promote the secret0As,
gegsr Dc he slightest iHry Ider eircansst6nees
years since, than 60 900 persons including all age
classes and conditions, among which were large number
aides who peculiarly subject Nervous Complaint
nave been nttrely and Permanently Cured
when all hope of relief had been given up, and every hr
| else been tried in vain
i Toiustrate the of the G.9LV.aJVTC BEL r. suppo
the case OF person afflicted with that hane of cvizao
| DYSPEPSIA, any other Chronic Nervous Disorde
In ordinary cases. stnu taken, which, by their
the and muscles OF the stomach, afford temporal
relief, but which leaves The patient in lower state, and wi
Injured faculties after the ACTION thus excited has cease
Now this with the effect resulting from the action
the GALVASlC BELT. Take -Dyspeptic sufferer ev,
IN the worse symptoms OF an attack. and simply tie the Be
around the body using the Magnetic Find directed In
sort period the insensbie perspauOn will The posu
element OF the Belt thereby causing tavanie circulao
which VIII to the negative and thence back again
the positive thus keeping continuous Gavanic circnla
/ throughout the system.
~ Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA AR
PERMANENTLY CURED. Il teoo dGDs is oftsR amp
sufficient to eradicate the Disease Of pears.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or the Most UndOubted Character
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT 0ypIcR, -
Thursday Morning. March 2, 1909.
CoTToN-There fair demand for Cotton Yesterday
and 1900 bales found purchassr custer rates. though "
out any further positive decline
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SHIPPING.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

eN=s CBARLRsToN AND HAVANA
SRTEJEt Packet : TINTED 5taies Nal Line Betueer
sy TesfSs e. s:ad s . sSs EsiS ca Rs 81
I'M iIo9 ksrssp HsE eisaf vi iIg
u cs siss IL sd SD S2d u 8 isS sssias
Charleston for Havana OF the I II aud 3 Oth.
RATES or PASSAGE. -
aayana @ GhaTsgon or ssSspnah'
For iuriIlsr particular, apply to /
An: asifls Tf 5FRkF SR T. o e5
BdP: P re- s ssgg b., Hs y a b Laaa Raa ]
New YcEs md Philadelphia il de zane time By tssag The
81 fss saiiss bas s ; SOLE Capt crsecb,
sosg on sI Fos s Sss q s
SR aOf " i T%ksSs t c Bs sasss q
@ Tie @e bds xzEPPz cass e co h1sS ssst
s'.1 the bulk Of zoo BIDS For iFegh Of which, pas
w DEWEY & CLARK, 81 Grssiers
Iii f is .. GHA III 5b2a ess, ; . s &c
- Ing oneaaf e. her cargo s'gsgsd and going on
o. passsge having good accommodations apply On bosfs
fG ~ 'sc0nf e. r. ia4RRis5s co Ga,e :.
~. FOR NEW YOEsK-HnribBt & Cos I.iEezof
csRSAT .s Cap i:i n n bs Isss g ss
T mg sn Fs 9pS
o op @sssis$s fy $sS$$
/ L. FOR NEW NOHh--nerchdnfs LfHe-Tlo 5ah
i is STfR H. s.. gIo ri ;2 a%at esss s
de RGss S7 Of S q sa Or ss ss co.
Gsarpassd state room Recommendations apply board,
0pS Ss fO'' D. SG TSBT BdGERr, 60 Camp
| a. FOR NEW YOBk-HHrt6Ht 8 Co.'S LIN
f sPRA GO W' sdRso is1sa Sssifs s. %.
the principal pa Ct hef cargo snsased and gong q bea
hhds Sugar, or bnk thereof passage having ne state
room aeeopmodsons, apply on board, below the Vegetable
nfF:ii F''' A'a'f 4. T6BS & BoGERT 50 csmps,
! g. FOR NEW YORK-JNsre4ants Lips-To sai
a padht isT E.4f aRkEE B ~ e Bfaa
3 s %o h Po e e. aaq &c Sss
appf board, opposite s Vegetable Market, First Mum
C' fI Or" T. TOBY 6 BooERT tee Gang .;
Quick dispatch vii be given -
"a. For PHIL hLPHIACea gfr.iaid, Il s,s. q
dSe s i@s having 5 he s Sr ra D
and gong n w sa =
% f oUr'a john 4 IN I ANB II E & CO. % Common st
tE- Agents in Philadelphia, Messrs. Z. Lincoln y Co.
fSa 4.sses iEIttlsk s.,
For balance 81 fEes6 Or passe, hayag ire aeeomrnOd
apply bSS SsssS SSois # g z
ES~ Agents in Boston j. sIhLowAy s. Co.
"a. FOR BOsTON-The fastssilpg A l ship Nc d
s patch For freight passage having iue ,aseen
modatons spply board opposite the Vegetable Marke
FL f;s mpnic'p'i'' T DEWEY CLARK. 81 Graysr St
n, a. FOR BAlrIsiVahatg, A I,spatsl t. , "a
i now loading ing 4 Pos 8 seaoad ManciPsty.
will sal in fey Gays g tr s,N 9f psasei sTs e
- ja4 ortO 8. WICKHAM. No. . Conm6n street
=, ElGN POETS.
ss, n. FOR GENOA-The sciian bark FRANCE
EEEE GA, Capt. Vea. VIII leave as above in fe'y da
EEA1GAe and accommodate Passengers Apply u
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BoSEAu DE ? ExEgyTlr.

Baton Rouue, A FeyTier 1880. J
A TTENDU que RICH ARD TERRELL, ex enc2nteuT
en- la vile de Ia Nouvele Orleans sest addesse moi
pour cancellsr le bon, suiyau 4 sayor:
I'm bon de SO 600, souscTt hi lie dix WAvr 1913,
encanteur la vile de la Nouvee ans,
iontement Henry F. Wade ct Lucreta Wade, CONNIE
cautions
En- consequence Avis est par lie present dome toutes
peoes iniefessees Favor dedue eerit an bureau
du Secretae Eat dams les quate vingt dix iouF gni
10 deniere publication du present les isons les
queles lie dit bon sefat pas caneele ct annulle.
I~N lDOnne ain ct 10 sceau de T. At, Baton
l.. s. Rouge le4 FevreL 1850, ct dams Ia 74ems aimee
(S~~>O de Undergraduates DIES Etats lnis. ,.,,.
Par lie GouverneuF. JOSEPH WALKER
CHARLES GAYARRR SecYetaire d Eat mh2 .
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The brig Mount Vernon left Chagre the 22d FebrnaTy-
left in port steamships Empire City, Georgia and Phade
pha, all for New York, sail the 18th ut. The brgs
Larc and Bclade Mar for this port, to leave Chagrs
in a few days. Passengers from Panama report the Us
store-shp Southampton aad the British shpoftehe Asia
At that port nsa about thirty other sail Of vessels.
The ship Superb, from Rio dc Janeiro which port she left
the Dist January, sailed in company with ship Louisiana,
Tor this port the bark Mesecumcon left for this port the
18th January.
Towboat Defiance lowed down and sea. the Ii inst,
ships John Holland and Assppee bark Alabama and brig
II. X. Hyler.
TowbOat Panther t0wed down and sea, the Isl inst
ships Unicorn and Lord Wellington and bark Florida
Towboai Phenix towod down and sea- the ID inst
ships Atlas and Harkaway and bark Francis Walu4
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Jee H. 1sa-llaving been long acquainted with Doctor
Woodson Wren take pleasure in copmeHding IIn 70 e
pabc as worthy ocondsnce for his industry, accurate bnz
ness habits and integrity. }. A. QuFrMANs
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FOK CALIEO 4 MA.

70 e 2 a u TO u Y q .
rzA FOR -CHAGRES, via Hava1a1Q q
III NTJA IIaa StrdJDship GgiHpaRy-The splendid mai
asszse1ils Steamship FALCON. 1000 tons bgrillen
Lieut. II j. HarsteDe, u. 5. N, commanding WIZ .eaye
for chagres with California and Oregon mails on HI
DAY. 18th March, at clock, NJ punetaay, from iovI
of St. Mary street, Lafayette.
RATks PAssAGE: -,
70 Chagfes-ln Saloons
In Lower LaDil. 80. -
In Seerage, and mess with crew -. % "a
Passengers for Havana procure passports from Tn
| Spanish Consul.
E5y- Freight, 80 cents per cubic foot. -
No passage se,ured until pad Tor. All passage ticket
and orders receive freight must be procured nom the ORC
u u'' PARADISE, LAwRAsoN & Cos Agents,
| nbt ~ GFasier q
N B. Surgeon s attached to the Fnfon thereby aiwsy
securing good medical attendanee TO hsT PassehEers
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Coriuue Donovan from Vernilon vle55 bales cotton.
Reie Key Key. from Louisville.
F, NJ Streck. Streci, from l4aiourchs. %
Delta Gfeen, from 81 Louis-lS hales cotton.
Exit, Sweeney. from Bmuf River-335 bales cotton.
Old Hickory Northern, from N8shvle-3lS bales cotton
Gypsy, IRE, from Baton ROuge-:5 bales cotton.
Jas l.. Day, Giberson. from Mobile.
Mobile, sutton, from Moble-2O bales cotton.
Towhoai Panther, PnBegar from the Passes.
Towboat Phenix, CToweli, from the Passes.
Towboat Defiance, McPheTsonn, from the Passes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-07
GENERaL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.

NICHOLSON WREN, Clata Postmaster At Naiehez,)
w having resided upwads Of torty years in the Souat
uzrtly al New Oreans butmosD at NatCez, has removes
10 New Orleans and offers his services as n A L.
WINNIE He will attend particularly the pEfchaseg
sae and exchange OF Wild Lands Plantations, HouseS and
s IN Vacant Lots in tlis city paH OF the limited
1stx alo 10 the ;susimeut OF claims and aceaunE from
nv i,at OF Ire world the collection of debts taking depe
sions ami auihei,caiing deeds and olel doeamenis
Tree wishing his services 20 De paftleuar "a
swing denie that viii not be
change should give accurate descriptions O. the p0pey
Letters addressed him business, ii es4 Orleans posi-
n,id viii be attended 10 promptly and earsiulld.
H Is CoMlIIs sIdNKR for Mssppi and Alabama TO take
leposituns and acknowledgements OF deeds ~ Offl 20
Mt No, 90 GrdEicr street.