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DARING House RoBBERY.-Y yesterday afternoon. about
halfpast o'cock daring robbery committed the
No III Cuomhoue street, during the absence OF thu
inmates who had retired to dine. The thief effected
trance into the premises by opening the door. which wa
fastened through broken of the window and with III.
ad of cbe obtained access to inner apartment OF
OF the persons who occupied the house the
mises, iound that small mahogany box had beer
stoen containing gold watches two gold bracelets,
gold chains gold necklace several rings, and other ART
ties eff Jew cry of ga ,eue. The stolen property baonget
to isg Emma BECK several OF the articles yer,
on1eabe Of being iavore presents from friend
and relatives. The thief evidently disturbed in the mids
ofhs plundef for be left behind him chse which had beer
employed in efiecins entrance into The premises.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE $50 Tso" N-LoSerrupEs o9 v. I'm Thu, 81

Thursday Morning. March Il. 1851
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Judah Tonro, Nickerson. Boston. CIV Hynson
Ship Trenton. Snow. Leghorn, L Gale
Ba4s EGa% Ghsp ay HAITI baltimore 6n syS.S co
schr 2 Smart. Earl, Belize (Honduras), Wickham
schr sarah, Penlland, Corpus Christi. Q Wickham
Schr Diadem, Liseomb. Alexanlria. Chas Deake &co
Schr Powhaan, Caro-, Pensacola, John Hurley
Arrived.
Ship Shepard Davis, from Liverpool sd January
Ship Sheffield, Lewis 90 days from Boston, w Hynson
Ship VIM sprague Chase IS days from NewYork, in bal
Ship Astoria Pendeton, II days from New York. in ballast,
ship Tennessee Cook. 5days from Msrseles to w Creevy
ship Westmoreaud Deeau - days from Philadelphia to
Bark dtades Robinson, Is days ifou, NewYork, to Eos
So l Third Of May, Marorello, days from Havana.
u $ sehr Baboae Arprt, days from Brazos st Jago
IN hsss.' e t1 y r1{e,a ,.
schr Colelia. -. from Havana. to master-PoiuL
CIeona, Wells, from Grenada
Columbus, Post, from st Louis.
Gypsy, ure, from Bayou Sara:
Moro Castle, Scott, from Cincinnati.
Michigan, IRWIN, from Tennessee River.
Music Muse, siIreck, from 3n La ,t.I
| Tuscumba, johnson, from Yazoo River.
asa 1ssa "
markIbronght up ship ID Shepard. bark Miltiades
Towboa Ango.saxon. Davis. from Passes-towed down
and to sea en- the III n 5s CsIpRe and sch, Ra
Towboat Whitney, Hsa,oa, from the Pa,sss-owet
John Fulden. brig Mazeppa-brcught ships As,ori;
| the 2ls inst, banks Mllaudon and Cataina-
brought up ship Westmore and, brig Third of May.
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4. A. CONANT,s
soda, Sarsaparilla and Mineral Water
Manufactory, asa Girod street.
II A. CONANT respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he still ccntnuss To manu-
lactnre sod SARSAPARIi,LA. MEAD aud NINE
RAl WATERS al the above shmsrt and ed
cqua to any IN Europe America. supply constantly
hand. al wholesale or retail.
IL Orders from the country promptly attended to- and
carefully put up to ship, IN barrels OF from to 10 dozen
mhl7 Gu
CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOBACCO-The subscribers have constantly hand
Mason County Kentucky. Tennessee and Missouri WRAr.
pERS AND FILTERS. Also-robacce in nhds and
bales, selected Tor the Mexican mgrks and i plantaoo
TURNER n RENSHAN,
NJ Camp street and ABB Fchonpitouias ssse1.,
ss Tobacco haled TO order -es ~
T INSEED OIL--75 barrels Northern Lnseed
W ~ ''''' a'' Narii4S JARVIS x co.
mia If corner Magazine and Common st.
| WINDOW GLASS-l500 boxes OF various
w sizes in store ard far sale low, by
| sS' - ''' NATHAN JARVIS CO.
| mkt If soTnsr Maga,He and Common
| DIRE OLIVE 0IL-50 baskets, recent i'm
| 4 ,,a,,s,;on ia a ,.rs; we'd, for sale hs
| mb3l L. MASSEY. cor lamp and Grayies sls.
WHITE LEADS tons, from the best North
wv s,n Mana rsctursss, Cor sale by
| NATHAN JARVIS 4 co.
] mhA :, 9c,psr Magazine and Common cts,
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Ho! We RED HEADS AND GRAY.

JNAsT INDIA HAIR DYE coors the Hair and the Ski.
Il Any by occasionally this Dye his Hair
"hiskerE dark shade perfectly black Ths Dye
acred by the celebrated Chemist, Dr. COMSTUCK author
Comecss Chemistry Philosophy and by him warranted tc
color the HAIR without urng without
the Skin. It ia sold in New Or cans only by
mill en- ]. WRIGHT 4 co. Isl Charles 81.
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T OST, MISLAID, or TAKEN from the Court
- of the Third District Court of New Orleans during
the latter OF February, 1851 the following PROMISSO
a y sad us 70 .Ss SN
HODGES a. Eashy Tenn February H. ~ three for the
dollars. payable Moulton, three, nine and twelve
months after date. and bearing interest ak
mum from maturity. And other note made by j. T
iodgss dated Princeton or Mississippi River. Decembe
cents. payable o. G. Meuon. one day after date. Upo
Of said is endorsement of payment Of fyiw
dollars and eighty and upon another twenty -four do
lars and thirty The above and petition of
value except to the Their return iniormato
which will lead their recovery, will be thank fully receive
1 by q. u. MiUL1OS,
mh26 wFSMt the store of John Ball s. Graver st.
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC
Tea Warehouse.

TII Elargest assortment of CIR ZEN and BLACK
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$40 REWARD.
n AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the 22d
~; ~ instant. black girl named IZABETH MEL 4
SON. about 80 years old. She formerly belonged to IN
Mr Gorten She has been seen around in the secondSX
Municipality Whoever will arrest and lodge her NJ
the JAIL and give information to j. B. Croza Orleans street,
between Condo and Royal streets, will receive the above
ward mh25 taps
FURNITURE WANTED = Families leaving
the city, or Others having Furniture
to dispose of, either in large small SSs
quantities. are informed that they may
date application A. w this office mh26 Ats
WANTED--The undersigned wishes to pur-
w chase ONE HUNDRED SLAVES, for which the
highest prices will be paid Those who have slaves for sale
will please call the undersigned, his office, 157 Grave
street. (d19 I'll J. w. BOAZMAN.
| FOR RENT-The large and commodous Dwell
4 ing IlS TcboppitouIas street, well calculated for -
| Boarding house For particulars. apply eli:I
| mh24 ct r. GEDDES, ~ Bank Place keA
| ITO RENT - The undersigned having deter
l. mined 10 ibe country. wishes relet con- -.
venent story Brick Dwelling. us Girot street, GA
tanning shower bath pantry and closets: has &
fine front and side yard well paved and with handsome
shrnbeuy his establishment has recently been fur
nhed with the best furniture, all of which will b.
sold at bargain. Apply on the premises at
Camp street. fel2 If
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DR.. IL, CrNl1l,S

PLANTATION DRUG STORE-The sub
scrber would respectfully call the attention of IN
planters, physicians and Others, 10 his stock OF DRUGs,
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. etc, all of which-being w
selected with and recently recsivedwl, Ia
he doubts not be found, examination, satisfactory
CARDS qualify ard the prices shall be low those Of any
similar estab ishment in the city
EYy" Physicians Prescriptions carefully propounded.
THOS. RANKIN, Druggist and Apoihecary
fe28 I'm corner Camp and POydras sts,
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YAZOO RIVRR-Per steamer Tuscumbia: 74a bales
cotton McRae y Cotfman,l67 Payne Hanison7lO0 9
Wright Williams &co-8l Me- semore. Cunn &co-S0 Hill,
Mclean &co-e9 Robson u Allen-66 Lallande-60 do r
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NOTICES.
seamen,. uone A..oct.tton

An election o. s,eeu Ta7ieas, the ensuing
VIII ne heo az csof the Crsses Mutual CopsnY
on ." pr'riHo fetHssn the hours Of and 81
,,,.. , ,.xnp,Y, Lw. STANTON, Presids NJ.
VIZ. Y CnArnkLL, 5eerstsry. n.h1
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Succession Of John McDOnOgh.
IT. All persons indebted the Succession Of JOHN McDON
OCH requested payment the sssmensr
Executors Estate otherwise legal steps lie ttcn
the resovery unlqudsied claimS and those having
against present them the Office Of sad Execute
corner Of cus,omhouse and Royal stfeets.
G. RosKLIUs.
F.B.DAQUIN, ir-....
A. ID. CRossMAN, DAeo''s.
ia16H J. EPEAR SMIru !
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION IN CoTroN;-i see
in Arthurs Home Gazette, that the Board oil IN
.lerwriteIs in NewYork wish to ascertain, by chem
ica tests: Is cotton subject to spontaneous com
bustion! % do not know whether 1t is hoaS or
not, but You may tell them TO take small lock OF
cotton, say from quarter to half an ounce, ana
saturate it well with well boiled linseed on, such
as painters commonly use, squeeze all lie superb.
bundant oil from it, and lay it in the sun, IN moi
day, and it will take fire by spontaneous combus-
ton in twenty minutes in the shade it may be two
or three hours. have tried II many times, to gra
tify the curious and convince the skepIical The
cotton must he pressed together as compact as car
well be done in the hand, and must not be dis
mrbed by loosening it after you saturate it. 1t ii
nothing new under the sun that cotton or heml
will take fire by being saturated with OIL but tina
it should ignite so quick is what has astonished me
Some kinds f boiled oil will cause the cotton L
ignite much sooner than others. owing, suppose
10 the dryers used in boiling. do not know wha
was nut into the oil when boiled, which have ex
perimented with, as it came from NewYork read
boiled for use. A. d. BROWN
Clinton, Ca, February 16, 1851
We have known of many such cases as tina
described by our correspondent In preparing col
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REMUNERATION OF Actors IN ANCIENT AND
MODERN TlMEs.-In all ages, eminent actors have
received extravagant prices. Roscius and Esopus
amassed immense fortunes on the Roman stage,
Roscius was paid S65, 900 per annum, which, as
compared with the present value of coin, was
much larger sum. He became so rich, that for
MANY wears he declined to receive any pay, but
acted gratui,ously. Esopus left his son COO
million. Garrick was on The stage thirty five
years, and retired at sixty worth half 2 million.
Mrs. Sildons and John Kemble also amassed
handsome fortunes.
Paganini, for five performances in London re-
ceived S57I5. The proceeds of Jenny Lind's SIN
concerts in Dnblin realized $35, 900, of which sht
received $29 900
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tim soods FIR what is termed the T" Adranople
Red 3 great deal Of olive oil is used, and there
Ne' d,eds NJ cases on record where such goods
6 have u ianeJ spontaneously when piled up heaps
It is Berthoe we believe VINO treats hu ns sh no
.;esJ hv those who are packing cotton, so Is not
to allow grease and oil to get among it, Scientific
A
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sd hf.0 greene 0 sco dS
TIA sAY%g PIE s?1f Hsdss g e,
cotton pagehs Mss. Kerr
Msy % E' 20 With ws% 81
- Dc ammack RES. 81 Bar S
a sa 81 sp nsis. S cotton. Is 3D., ~
saFs tes poss so I tr nda s@sls DO
sss, d. S6S. mos;;,,
ur De II II Ibis syrup shay &coo do IS bbs moias
Ss 3 IF IL Write esa
'SSAsfssnvlLLE7Psr Mosswk ss2 bales cotton
Yeatman &ce-2a3 Cherry, Hrnd-non Aoo-il M Cooper
ssee a" Feswes DO Hewitt. Norton &ee5 DO Nas
Short d. NV s%si
g % o. us
ss:ss
sss Rs a. ssds4s 70 %%
$50 bales & hh+ D. ,obasso F..
sdya I'VE, Ws1 S.ss ( ssfi ss
Ssss Rs sy Asq E'st'sp Ffxs-5
I $50 Ms,5 r 5n w &sSSy V Wsm
S1 i" ptss @ase GToys &eo-i Abe-iod
haw9T aHSdrcke &coi4 doz saddle trees Hansei Bro
" Dbl wax Hall & Kemp-sundres to order-Total. l2sa
isAYoT sARA-Per steamer Brilliant; g. bale, cotton
s siass sesa M.s% ay Go5 d. cotton
asc-5 DO Henderson Pess-s DO Wnsh, Tsom a Do
JSis Rs,sy
Kelly S Do Tos mn ss oo
6Si o oiSsTas s4 Sas cotton
BGTEf RIyEk@fs, q E5fmsa.: Is. ssls;
sSi PS.s sli E;ss SEP sit c;,s,
BssfS Hsvl Moo;sTe 4. 4s bps Is ss ~,
.nial 30 81, %os.sss
Elder &co"is bales Il Tste &so-l4 90 Dluhe, = sor
SGeSsst do h9s' fsss IS !,
Mason & Trosca.-l Dbl do, Dbl; moa'ses Order
sAYoT Hn S do sas;
!, &ceio Do Gerard seq do q IF bts do
10, ri AKA fa tsd
s hss ssle Ef,s 1s1 i @
dan kegS5 shds sugar I'm, Mclean Secs a. pslb
AtsSiiE 49, New % g. g.. ses
COS Gray Ga~PssMl5 R9ueisuI5 W R wi
s' Dor
si. Steamer Saxon 1883 bales eoo
H snIke eaoDsl Gsrsser Biosa5s Bonner s%,h4
&ss do kssts Robert kSSs
| sundres 10 order-Toai. 3l5 bales cotton.
CHIIICOTHE-Per steamer Planter 1922 bbs pork. 3;
of do lard 1850 SKIS corn. 12O do White &co0 do
Wbittemore Cuer-25 bbls castor oil Horren, Gayle &t
-l2 hf bbls pigs feet Marsh & Raniett.
a. | FLATBoATS.
H. | -Sec0nd Munic,pdLity-
ID OHlO-Per Flaggs boats 77 bbls flour. 70 SKIS shol
d. | to Sturges. Adams u Graham -
d. iNDfANA-Per Aiison's boat 10000 lbs pork. 30
bushels wheat to Hewitt, Norton &co. 49,
| INDIANA-Per Mches boats IS csks bacon, 3st
900 lbs pork 100 bushels wheat $40 bb pork to Hewi
Norton Geo ,,,
lNDIANA-Per Glernan's boat: Is bb flour. 50 do lar
M 1900 bushels wheat to Hewitt, Norton &co.
10
cs Spoken.
NJ By ship Warbler the 10th Feb, in lat 80 lO long
Sc - schr Froc from Apalachicoa, bound to California.
&c,
SC. fhssehkoFs'
Per steamship Louisiana from Matsgods and Ga,vestoI
ca Mrs st James and MIR Nelson and lady, Mr. Brann
ar and ady Mr. Herbert and lady, Ca,n and lady, Mr.
o6 dersoa and lady. Miss Whitaker Capt HowaTd Mas
% Menard, Mr. Haynes, l. Coleman, Richards Davis.
o. dan Cunning ham Captain Butler, A; Gen Campo
% James Barnard, Howell, Jones, Bennett. Emerson.
| 1 Stew
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CoNNEcTIcuT.-The wings of he Fourth Con
pressional District Connecticut, have nominated
Thomas B. Butler, their present able representa-
tive in Congress, for reelection The principal
nominations Of both the wing and democratic par
ties are all in favor Of sustaining the Compromise
measures. fhe election takes place on the first
Monday in Apri.
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~ ~
THE best and strongest certified medicine ~ me ot 49, ne
tomssuch The headache, heartburn
If The lmsch Of appetite ahh
plen consumption debility arising from o,eted lever.
heat
ms from deranged ion the onach
IL also an remedy aud surpassed by medicine
use ,uferng nervous derang' men
Among and highly respectable eerncaes' We ~
following - - 49,.
FrrzMESRY HOMER, ESQ; BoNon; p,.,,n
Jas q. DUNN. ESD, City Treasurer, Boston
Hon. MYeON LAWRs nee, tx Pres mass. Ssnh's
Hon L. Il. ARNOLD, formerly Governor OF nhoue is'aa'
now memhef of Congress; c - M;..;
Hon WM WooDBRIDeR. formerly Governor oil Miehi'
Hon j. r MoRrHEAD, formerly Governor OF Kentucky,
Hon. F. sIMMoss, u s. Senator from Rhode Island |;
lion. sAM't s. PHELPS, U. 5. se9aso' from Vermont
Ham soIoMns FoorE member Of Cor gress from VT.
Hon n D. FOsTIa, member OF congress from Penn'a;
Hon Nj L. MARTIN, Delegate In q nsreas from Wiscon
sin Territory 9
p stowe tsq. Clerk the Houss OF Represent'v VS.
81 O. TRowBRIpsE, Esq Detroit Mich
JnsrpH HoxIE Esq, rs Wall street.. NswYotk.
ainny he highest responsibility can be reee
TO- confirm all that has heen sal IN favor Of thus gvaaah
| REED, BATES & AUSTIN Wholesae Drug ISIS. Nc
| a6 Merchants Row. Boston. General AGENTS,
| For sale by ]. WRIGHT L CO., ISL Chartres st.
| IL Price 81 per bottle ak bottles TO IS.
E cAUTIoN-Each of the Genuine oxygenated Bitter
outside wrapper printed Engsh French and spa
with TIE Of Geo a Green, Proprietor Th
Sides. and, addition. finely Engraved label the top Of
with the oil Reed Bales Aus who are The 50
| "s' ~ ~ mis- dS W
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BAFks.
SChnnnara.
Fancy Bats.

z NHITI1hT,N'b FANNY
" DRESSES,
FURS, FuRS. tURS.
LADIES' VlCTORlNES,
CUFFS, COLLARS, ETC.
OVER D'ARCY's HAT STORE,
J. STEUART, Agent,
mhl7 Ct corner Canal and Charities SIS.
NOTICE-The subscriber, having bought out
the interest of his partner in the firm Of HAMIL'
RUB will continue the same business Tor NJ own az
now prepared execute all orders in his line OF business
lie thankful for past and hopes by strict attention
pared TO sell a, the market prices. making very liberal
deductions Tor cash the tuth of which, he invites his
friends 10 call and He has cvnsten y hand Tor sale
BRICKS; OAK. ASH and PINE WOOD;
Whit. and Yellow SAND; White SHELLS;
LINE, CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS
PLASTERING HAIa; SAWED LATHS;
mix i,v a,9n+ J. f. RUB.
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II isi
l. TEAS ever offered forI
sale IN thin city and al lower
prices. These TE.s areai|
the lniest imponatioa, and
ofthe most chuice qualities
grown in c hins.. haylng
been selected with crest
care. For tlrsus of fam
lies they Bre put mp IN
small quantities in well ST.
cured metallic packages. so
as % piese. We their Ira
GRANGE AS long rs in the
chests
To-" CITY retail dealers,
country merchants, steam
boats. ships and hotelssup-
piled with ever dnserin-
ton ofTEAs. inchests. hall
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Ships.

IN Fs municipality tdesgneed in the following
table by ml the Nos at the Railroad and run up
the tm the Commence above the Steamboat Land
ing Flatboat Landing the Third trnSl the mrs.
Railroad an down, No. l. icing Perry hart
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LOUISVIIIIE-Per steamer Glencoe hhns tobacco 70
West u Summers-6 do Hewitt, Norton 10 do Sdda;
Greene &co--2 do r Short ECO do Felowes &c0-H
do is bbIs pork do lard, ties hams urner wilson
iii ties 400 kegs lard odel076 kegs do Oyerton Chsm
do csk bacon Oskev & Hawkns-7 bbs oil Gray Camp
beil do Kendall Voc &co-9s7 do flour i4oS sacks corn
Hoday-59 do "a bbls pork u do whisky, u DO eggs
"a cks bacon etc Twichel &cO-loo pcs ~ els
rope Geddes-8l bbis potatoes, do eggs w Glvens
i do cks bacon Poole Bros bbs BEANS ~ S0 eSg
Hurley-6 and sundries Martins b6s apples az,
son-3 do eggs Shetiersten-4 do keep-oS do and
FORT TOWN-Per steamer Texas: ia bales cotton e
Virgin, Williams &co-l05 do Brander Williams &co-9.
Hamilton Mackinder Nco-42 Buchanan, Carroll &co-lt
Pick IT, Perkins &co-54 Heald-O Hewitt Norton y &C
| 80 Robbins. Arlington &co-93 . Nelson &GoViS bur
| bridge Adams-6I Bradley, Wilson &co-26 Il Y Baxte
Smitf-i0 Mcmahon Il Pearsal-6 NJ Greenwood &co-i d
Felowes &co-l do, bales pe,ries 10 hides McRae Coli
| n,an-N do bales peres, bbs kegs etc, Wright
Williams &cs-5 bses pesres. SO hides Heald-i, do
hale peltes Robbins Arlington &eo-4 do, IL hides Hanse
Z Rel do Ii bales peltries Kennet &eo4 do, se
| ST MARTINSVlLIE-Per steamer Anna: s. bale
cot,on III hhds sugar. bbls cist do Beocql6 bbs
laasao s0 bhds sugar DeBanc-6 do Gourdan Il Kerr
10 % bls mossses Pavy, Lobit &co-3 do Robinson Il Oh
ueii do "a hhds sugar Darby Tremoulet-l do, 80 BIB
moasses John Halls hhds sugar Jesnnstl GcSNIs DO
T. Mann"las do A Reed hid sugar. bbls molasses
| Tibsnn-44 hides and sundres TO order. -. - ,
| 60 4 n Na1san Eco-676 do Bradley, Wilson &co-4I
| Eesyn Doneaan Eco-37O Mcmahon Pearsal-3O4 Low
| Patison-I39 Cherry Henderson &co-S6 steamer Hunt
| vle-b3 Bradley u Sanders ofuef-a ! Simpson.
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ANTIQUITY OF THE TELEGRAPH-Eschyu
in the Agamemnon, makes the first mention oil the
Telegraph. One of the most magnificent passages
in the Greek tragedies, is the description Oft fire
blazing from every headland OF Greece, the
promised signal to announce the fall OF Troy
Eschyus lived twenty-five hundred years ago
and the scene he describes, belonged to the fabu
lous age a still more remote perod' thus showing
that this mode of communicating Intelligence by
sipnals was long known at the time OF Aeschylus,
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COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
i street, cornes Julia sreet--The suhscEbst havins
purchased this old e.oehed yard and laid in esh supply
Of Coal prepared deliver in lots 10 SUIT TO ny iends
and the old customers the yard, the best qualify o. TITS
BIIRe ANTHa ACrrg, ENGLIsH AND AMERIcAS CANE8L
Coat. JOHN -, NJ" -.
~ Orders may be left at the store of Brewer Co
No. II Camp street. Jaii om'o-
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nR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon, would
IL announce to the citizens OF this city and iss&
vicinity that he prepared to attend to NJ
in h,s line entrusted his DR.. Elliott hopes ~
his long experience a Veterinary Surgeon will M
him business he spent nine years In the Nete
rnary oeee Of France years Prussia and the last
five years this city with great success The Doctor
charges from 81 TO so upon any durable disease
Advice gra,is. ,,,-. e Al, a., -,
night at 'raItersahs Stables ST. Oh les street
ew FAMILY HORSES, well broke, AWAY, on hand
and Tor sale. le's ,'n
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Exports.
LIVERPOOI-Per ship Faneu HALL T49 bales cotton
1880 bbls flour ooo,,,
pork. ~ ,ooo
NORFOLk-Per bark Cyaue 438 hlds sugar, % bbls
moIae 1856 DO whisky do hams, 40 bb kegs lard luz
bxs candles, 5 do soap, bale cotton, sundnes.
BOSTON-Per ship Francs: 58o bales cotton ll6 hhds
hams 1913 bb pork, so do OIL 4b bbs 9s9 kegs lard loO
hides .-o,
TAMPA BAY-Per brig Aurora: 76 SKIS corn, 25S bales
hay 9 casks bacon, 50 bbs pork, bbls kegs lard ,
BARCEI.ONA-Per bark Catalina: 55i bales cotton, 81
bbls pigs ieet, 1000 slaves. -
APALACHlCO 4A-Per schr Two Mnrys: l64 csks pa
con. 100 bbls flour, so do pork. :,
PENS ACOLA-Per schr Pasalaga: l20 bbls -four II
csks bacon, 2 hhds sugar. 10 SKIS coffee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19

CRESCENT OFFICK,
Wednesday Morning, March IL, ls5l. )
Cleared Yesterssay.
s,bi, EapeniI Hal s,esrs Iiyerpool l. II Gale
Ship Francis Ellis, Boston, Ia Ii Gale
" '' Mast Il Bourke
Sn bark Catalina Garriga barcelona, PUG, Mir eco
Rrs Aurora Maybeuy Tampa Bay. w Dewey
Br brig Camilla, Brine, st Johns, Newfoundland;
Soil h,ig Cyarolina Corras Genoa Barei &co
Sohr Patsalae a. Milligan Pensacola J Hurley
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19
HO!YE RED HEADS AND GRAY.

MAST INDIA HAIR DYE coors the Hair and not the SKIN
T. occasionally using this Dye may eep ms HAIR
or Ministers hade perfectly black Is Dye is manu-
ctured celebrated Chemist Dr. CoMSToCk, author o
Chemistry Philosophy and by HIM ~.ranled to
color the Hair without ruung the east and without Ainng
SKIN II is sold in New ,,relns oniy by .,.u
mill 6m J. WRIGHT u CO. ISL Charities at.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19

VITANTED-The undersigned wishes to pur-
w chase ONE HUNDRED SLAVES, for WHICH the
highest prices will be paid. Those who have slaves tor sae
will please call on undersigned his office i57 Grsye
street [dl9 III J. w. BOAZMAN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19
New York, New Orleans and Mobile
EXPRESS.


A l.. SCOVILL'S PATENT Gas huES]
N. can be procured at u PPsdas n I'll ~ sa,Is
,s,mna,sj Win he old burners proper person vi
sent to put them on RaKEP q CO Ace
fe,a n. ~ 10 NJ - - -. -.
c,xas TONIC AGENCN-No, 50 Camp sse
CERTAIN anndote against CONSTIPATION OF the |
n .is Torpof OF the Liver, Indigestion. Papitat
II ssn, Termination of Blood to The Brain, Nervous
nhss Cbills and Fever, etc. Il
AN RECOMMENDED ny
a w. Hill, ESQ. President H. Is. Bascoie
s,s,'hsvs Watson ESQ Gen. Sam Hopston. /
n. II nj Owls Capt. w. 8. Fuller, !
d. w. b. keenss and o&hsss. AoA