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WAsHTEGTON, March !, 1851
In the Senate, yesterday, the joint resolution from
Vhe House explanatory of the general land bounty
act, and rendering land warrants assignable, was
taken up, and motion, after debate, to lay it on
the table was rejected-yeas -, nays 80. The
resolution amended as to include some
additional classes of soldiers, and then passed
Two messages of executive character were received
from the President The Civil and Diplomatic
Bill was taken up, and many amendments were
offered, discussed and disposed of.
In the House, Mr.. Melville, from the Commit
tee Printing, reported back the joint resolution,
to them recommitted, for the relief of Thomas
Ritchie contractor for the printing of Congress,
accompanied by explanatory report. After
various proceedings thereon, the joint resolution
was ordered to be read third time-yeas 106,
nays 1903. Alter other proceedings, the bill was
finally passed-yeas l06 nays 10l-and the vote
was clinched in the usual manner, and the joint
resolution was sent to the Senate Tor concurrence
Mr. Duer moved to reconsider the vote whereby
the Canada Reciprocity Bill was committed to the
Committee of the Whole so as to bring the same
before the House Mr.. d. made some remarks in
support of the measure, and followed by Mr.
McLane, who also advocated it. But the motion
to reconsider was, on motion Of Mr.. Ashmun laid
on the table.
Mr.. johnson, of Tennessee, made an Intellectual
attempt TO call up his bill granting land to landess
citizens of the United States. The Army Bill
was again taken up, and after the recess, the
amendments reported from the COMMITTEE oil the
Whole were disposed Of The Army Appropra-
ton Bill was passed. The House took up the
Senate BILL to grant ten millions of acres of public
land the several States, for the benefit of the in
digent insane, and, after consideration, it or.
dered to third reading But without passing it
the House went into Committee Of the Whole OF
the state of the U MON, and took up the Navy Ap
preparation Bill. Mr.. Meade addressed the com
mittee on the subject of contracts for the establish
ment OF lines OF mail steamers, and In favor oil th'
policy of granting the credit of the Government t.
contractors, in aid of line from California Il
China Mr.. Stanton, OF Tennessee, followed il
some remarks in favor of the extension OF the sys
TEN of mail steamers Mr.. Mann made few re
marks and then the committee rose and reported
Mr. Julian moved suspension Of the rules, t
enable him to offer resolution for the appoint
ment OF committee, with power TO send for per
and papers, to investigate charge agaIns
the Secretary OF State, to the effect that the Secre
tary received forty fifty thousand dollars from
bankers as an inducement to accept office. Tn
yeas and nays were ordered on tie motion AM
then, without taking the question, the House, a
ten o'clock, adjourned. Washington Union
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.AssIFICATION.

TObacco-50 hhdi new crop sold, but the prices
were not made public.
sugar and Molasses-The receipts of sugar were light
and barely 800 hhds disposed of steady prices
43D5c for fair Of Moasses 500 bbs were sold iSG0
24c for iementng Prime and choice however, would still
command 26GD27c Up gallon.
FfsnrThere has been some business done in the Flour
Market recently but prices have been rather lower from day
to day. The sales Saturday $500 bbs Ohio from
store at SO Is 30 SO 70 and 400 ST. Louis, in lots
"a O5M$4 10; besides which learned OF 1900 bbls Ohio,
sold from day previous but not then reported
at 80 62 Dbl. These large lots of Ohio, both for
shipment.
COrn-Prices not fully sustained and noticed
sales of $500 Sacks in three four lots from the Leyee at
555 $50 sacks white, GO and 800 400 sacks in lots,
also at 60c o bushel.
Oats-A sale of 800 sacks ST. Louis, at SIC.
POrkWas in demand and the principal sales
500 bbls mess inspected about 81 10 90 at sl2 %
and 80 bbls pected prime $40 so bb Bulk Pork
is dull and cannot be quoted at over &c for hog round
HacOn-Sales Is casks Missouri Ribbed Sides, on the
Ieyee at T. and 10 Cincinnati, from store, 7c fP ID.
Lard-Steady, with sales of 16O bbls mol to prime, ut
7lll6; 49, at rs and 70, (33 and 4O) at 724c % b.
toee-About 1900 bags Rio, sold mostly at 1O'sc ID
Npisky-Retai sales, at 1870 for reciied and large
lots to be had at 19c.
Exchanges-The rates steady, with fair demand
New York sixy-day Bills .2492H y ct. disc
Sight Checks NewYOrk .............A9l'a " CT disc
FreightsDull Cotton taken in British vessels for Liv
rpool to fill up, alll6d There only SO ships ant
banks now in port, against lSl at same time last year.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
L.rrrupr 81 N.-LorerruDr 900 WIN Time. 81.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning. March ~, 1851. )

uu,,t C Mcssss M 2ys1o e. 1856,
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Louisiana. Lawless, Galveston AM Layaen
steamship Alabama. Foster. Vera Cruz and Msnatlan,
Buae ssI'f liverpool Maaws &sS
Ra, Rhn. nG sty. Ptsy SsyS
Rark Rose Standsh, Magma, hewYork, 4 G Rogers &co
Brig Machegona, Chambern, Apaachlcoa, ~ ,
Bur Kate Anderson Anderson NewYork, Drew 4 Weston
Bro stephen Young, Gray, bordeaux Drewa Weston
Brg Indian Queen. Vaney SewYOrk WIN Creevy
Steam schr pampeo, Hunter. Chaeres
sa ~ Goa,s sais sssrs ' Rsss,' Sss
s eh Sarah Eizassi Wsbb Apaiaccolq. Roger &so
sh Ga N TreGa Tampa Bay w Ta,an Sso
se Xaoa boieas u d". St Thomas and Market
sclr Martha, Rowe, Pensacola, John Hurley
schr J w Houston. Kerr. Port Lavaca. o Wickham
Arrived.
inst, to ! R Jenninrs-1st my.
9TH inst, to HAIRS Morgan~2d my
Ship sras Holmes Berry Is days from New York, to
Br ship Virginia. Thompson, GA days from Liverpool
Brig Ellis, -. 26 days from Thomaston. to mas,er-2d m
Sch GnSn :, Ne T. day from Fan Juan de Nicaragua ia
sci star Parker days from Aransa IN ballast to master
chr Gen inch. Norri, days from Apaachcola to mas
ter-Point
Schr Venus, Appeby, days from Apaaclcola to
Point
sTEAMBoATs.
NJ Miles, Irwin, from Cincinnati.
Patrick Henry, Landry. from Baton Rouge.
Caddo, Graham, from Shreveport
jamestown, Jenkins, from Nashville.
Atlantic, Oglesby from st Louis.
DR. Batey, Wilson, from Laourch
Saxon, Commander, from Grand Ecore.
Montgomery, Estes from Princeton.
America, johnson, from Nashville.
Flora, Bassett, from Vermiilion.
Red River, Franks, IRON Mnden.
Sarah, Wallace, from Yazoo City.
Gen Taylor, Trinidad, from Donaldsonvlle.
Dove, Box, from Fort Smith.
VIM Noble. NeScomb, from ,'ncnnati.
Magn0la, Thomasson from Ncksburg
J L. Webb, kouns, from Saline River,
Jewe.s, Gregg, from Wabash River
Chas Hammond Davsi, from Cincinnati.
Pride OF the West, Smith, from st LOUIS.
Towboat Die Vernon, Smith. from the Passes-brough mp
brig Ellis and schr Union.
Towboat + NJ Streck Chambers, from the Passesowed
down and the 4th inst bfigs Packet OF Terre
come ami Johanne-brough schrs Star, Venus, Gen
Cinch and l. Rogers.
eELOw--CoMING UP.
Ship Judah Touro.
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SchoousFs.
T INsEED OIL, TURPENTINE, NAVAL

IL STORES, ETC
$50 casks Soda Ashes and Palm Oil;
l5O0 barrels Soap and common Rosn;
500 barrels Pitch and Raw TuTpentne;
200 barrels Splri.s Turpentine
$500 kegs Tar and Pitch, in fine order;
800 barrels Blight Varnsh and Whiting;
1000 bales Oakum, various qualities;
500 boxes Yellow and White Soap, for the Mexican
market
100000 English, Psburg, Baltimore and Pensacola Fire
Bricks;
5000 English Fire Tiles. various Sizes from 9x9 to 6yl8;
1850 barrels Newark, Rosendale and Other brands of
Cement and Plaster;
500 barrels fresh Thomaston Lime landing;
5000 gallons Linseed Oil-Engish and American.
For sale by ALFRED kEARNY & Co,
fell 2taw3m II Magazine street.
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A GREEN CALIFoRsIAN.-A Californian who had cold
his gold DUST and received check for $780, the Me-
chauics and Traders Bank robbed of the check
Canal street, Saturday last. He standing with in his
hand when Of our enterprsng thieves along,
snatched from him and the Bank and drew be-
fore the Californian had enough go stop the
ment. The fool killer has not been about lately
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A HEAVY CoMMAND.-An affidavit and warrant were
made before Recorder CALDWELL Saturday last by the
compliments lawyer and the affidavit having been sworn
to- was to Capt Forno with orders TO exc
cute it. 1t read follows: Whereas, - has had
ten mules placed in his possession TO beiworked and has
made away with the hereby commanded to ar
rest the said mules and bring them before me to be dsa
with according to law" The Captain we believe found
the mules but unable to bring them into court, and
ihpreInre amenable to the law.
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Per steamship Globe. from Galveston-Mrs Brown, Mrs
Pratt, A Harris Todd Holmes. Macklin, Sherecy Zark.
Moore w Robinson, Brown, McCeia. Smart. Heath, J
Bron Rough Ainsworh. Rolf, Shacross, Chaplin,
Norman, Compton, Demeres Stowe, Bryant, Atcison,
Gray.
Per ship Sills Holmes, from York-Mrs Lyons Mrs
ian r : adv son and nnrse Cant " 4 5Iicknr adv
and daughter
Per ship Virginia, from Liverpoo-335 in Storage
Per soh UnOn from San Juan de hcaragua-S cabin and
ste
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u. S. CouRTsThe civil in the u s. Circuit and
District Courts, which have long been delayed by the
Gu trials will be called to-day and fixed for trial. In the
Circuit Court, the of the heirs of McDonosh the
Exec of the of John McDonogh will be fixed for
argument,
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THE WORLDS FAIR is to be visited by considerable
number OF the New Orleans thieves, who ready to
embrace opportunity We glad that there is at
traction todraw u few of them of the city.
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The OHro.-For the first time the steamship Ohio yes
terday moored at the wharf opposite the Place d'Armes
She visited by large number Of the citizens OF the First
Municiualily
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List of Vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.

IN ote-ln the First municipality designated in the o
i1he w MI the No commence at The Railroad aud run np..
la tie Second (m2l The Nos above the Steamboat Land
No. icing F,hoat Landing. In the Third CnSl the first
Railroad down. No. l. Perry Wharf
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SrABBING CAsE.-An afiray occurred IN coffee house
on Front Levee street, Saturday last between
named Craiod and Mcdonnell The former stabbed.
md dan perouslY WOnnded.
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IN rInGragEuG,

The ship Sias Holmes, the 4h inst, off Tortugas,
changed signals with ship Sultana hence for NewY ork-
also barks Yankee Blade and Trenton bound Eastward
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Al -. ll...-l. In 1

Monday Morning, March 10, l85I. )
tyo,tou--The market VS. heavy Saturday owing to
minors of the Paccs being in town. and unfavorsbe
which, though actively circulated by two parties,
proye to be entirely without foundation. The sales how
aver in consequence confined 1000 bales, at
prices We still quote
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FIrTg DISTRICT CoURT.-The Jury in the of York
Saturday.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY,
Sunday Evening, March ., le5l
Arrived since Friday per steamers Atlantic Jewess, and
Pride of the West I56 Beef Cattle, Go Sheep. and 81
Calves, An ample stock, excepting of hogs.
-PRIcEs- a,x , .
BEEF CATTLE CWestern) tds67ac W 70 net
CALVES and YEARLINGS, T5fD 80 on W heau'
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Education.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.

THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
Institution presents to toe parents, guardians and the
phanhroplc liberal terms for finished education than
has been offered by any Literary Institution the
country For payment OF one hundred dollars in advance
script will be issued; which n,es the holder to have whole
family of boys educated without any further charge for
tuition and for the of five hundred dollars script
will be given emitting the holder and his legal representatives
to have perpetually one scholar in the institution
The high literary character of the Faculty. as well the
ealthness of the location and the moral training Of the
dents makes it OF the desirable Institutions of the
South Tor the education of our youth.
For particular information relative the Institution, appi-
ton be made her OF the undersigned who the
anth iysl Apan, fnr Inuei.no
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YEsTKRDAy.-Yesterday lovely day in
spect. The shone bright, the ladies looked bright and
the presented gay and animated Appearance We
trust that the cold weather has ended.
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.
L TEAS ever offered for
sal EN- this city, and at lower
prices. These TEAS are If
the latest importation, and
ofthe most choice qualities
grown in c h ina, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc
cured metalllcpackages, so
as TO preserve their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
tw City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssap
Piled with every dnscrip-
ton of TEAS. inchests, half
chests, u ID and + Id box
900. 70 I--,.I
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'STAR CANDLES AND PORT WINE
~ 800 boxes Star Candles, SIS, SIS and as;
100 quarter casks Port Wine; For sale 6y
tel2 T. RYON, Is Old Levee ST.
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PLACIDE,s VARIETIES. :.

BAREUM's ORIGINAL
GENARAL TOM THUMB.
THIS WONDERFUL MAN IN miniature, weighing only Is
pounds, Is and but ~ inches high
received with highest marks Of royal favor by Queen
and all th principal crowned Leads and nobility Of Europe and
before millions
viii bold LEVEE e
ArmOry Hall, Camp street,
Every Evening One Week only
MONDAY, March TO- 1851.
Exhibitions. hBipss,
Evening from 'oe Door he hour advance.
General will appear all heair and amusing perform
SCNS aud DANCES.
poepn, tIsles great, recmn Stauny c0se
Dresses highland Cosune HIS
Presents ~ jewel e eGlitItai the Fsl.
HIS beautiful IMMATURE EQUlPAGE presented By Qusen
may u the Hail Close days
Lesee.
Admission, IS Geuts-so half Price.
.y- The GeneraIs Leyee
Of ii. PHTsois Camp street, nt.6
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GALyEsToNPet steamship Louisiana: sa8 b5, -four.
M DO Sh * co &c ad beans O' boxes
yERA GRDZ-Pst steamship Alabama Al sa5dry mdss
san TRANtIsCo-Psl bqTk Chas Deyens: ils hhds
do Tried apples Il do pork, IL do beef do butter Is bds
New Y6RK@Per bark Roa: 2s5 bales cotton "a do rope
eHttSgs III bis ouT oi pcs oak @ ss peaches 10 bbs
do deerskins l49 bxs candles.
D1 As ID b1 B5, Hg S s Dc =
beef 2ll kegs bste goo bxs cheese goo bxs eandes 81 bb
E bsr Rose stansh o bales HS
Kegs lard bbls sugar, % bales WOOL 1874 hides, l5s bushels
APALAC ;Hd; brig Machigona SO Dbl, -four
$50 do whisky 80 bbls moasses 10 cks bacon, $50 SKIS IL
NEW YORK-Per brig Kate Anderson: 3i8 hhds sugar,
q bales ropeeung', casks II bds old COPPER lot OF ma
BB99BpEAT[X-Per brig Nancy aisted So 500 slaves
BeRRpE Ep bfg Stephen Young q ~ s,ages
casks bacon z b pork, 3Oi do lard leo do red OIL 1888
HT GfA ri rs eTS5f steam ssr pam,e,o go,
RATTAN ISLAND Psr saf5 Thomas James s. bbrs
L. C 81 ,e Ss Eana Sears 800 SKIS corn
~ h' sugar o4y bbs Hour 30 do pork ~ bbls moasses 80
MATANz 1sFer schr Geo C Prescott 1000 SKIS corn. 5,
DO P9iIt9ei Err butter S3 empty sG y 6 9pPs
oF " do O 50 s 6GGp e q sgs lard S2 c &
ck 9sspP z XIV sF co. sos * oats 100 baei hay
oats 10 900 brick 1000 feet lumber cks bacon, bbs
l2D bb flour "a bbs 10 half do whisky, IS bbs and 100
sundries.
PORT LAVACA-Per schr w Houston POI bbs flour
a do whisky 40 boxes Candles 30 boxes sugar. 30 bxs
10y bX soap 100 kegs lard Il kegs nails 10 bbs OIL 60
salt 30 SKIS coffee.
PENsACOLA-Per schr Marina lie bbs flour, 10 bbIs
casks pork cks bacon, hhds bbs 20 kegs lard
hb moi9sses, 20 kegs butter 70 boxes cheese 20
| iOb sacks
IT ThoM A, schr Aurora porsals: 500 bbs flour
70 bbls pork 100 bh bread "a kegs butter 20 cheese
~ boxes candles, ~ bbs potatoes, COO shingles,
| lumber, IL bbls vinegar, bbls lard
| -eSs-
|
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chests y h and ID boxes, with the small metallic pack
ages, if desired.
ia37 Gun A. u. DONALDSON Importer.
HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN and SHORTS
- Constantly in and for sale purchasers
by J. GARLAND u co.
fei isly t0l Tchuupoulas street.
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X. Balm,
Successor to and former Director of the Laboratory
of Il. Roussel, ia Cbesnut street, Philadelphia.

500 CRATES CROCKERY WARE,
TNOCiE Ter with an immense stock of GLASS
l. AND CaiNA WARE. imported expressly for csy1
the trade of Louisiana, Texas, sssppi, Arkansas \Hk
Rsand Tennessee, already il and landing and t1
A 4arge shipments constantly arriving from Liver. x
Heg pool aud the which off To
~ me chants at the lowest market prces. ~
81 MUEL E. MOORE & co. No 81 Camp street.
ev Sign OF .ae GREAT PITCHER. between Gravier And
common SIT cts. ja3t sim
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SNloN
No 10 st. Charles street. mp stairs.
EXHIBITION of Select, Ancient and Modern PAINT.
~ lNGs-The Ne Plus Ultra of The Art of Painting
VIEW pf ENERi>EE WIN gorgeous sunset, by me Gee
BEING CRowSlo WIIHfHoRNs, by Ludoyico Caracc....
CATTLE PIECE, by Rosa de rivole GRACE BEFORE
MEAT by Sir DAVID Wik.e. fine specimen of painting
from the Pencil OF Beard entitled The SQUATTERs Por
trait by Stua Portrait BY VanDyke.. With other choice
specimens Of Aucent and Modern Art forming the best
collection OF Painiings exhibited in this country.
tP Single Tcke 30 cent: Family Season Ticket 50.
s-V Each person visiting the Union Gallery Will be emit
tied, without ca,ge, chance in the Gratui,ous Dis
huor of tittspn Paintings TO be at Armstrong; Elk.
change Royal street, hic will take place the Isl day OF
May. 1851.
tv" Omen Dunn The Day and Evening. feiS If
MADAME DWELL
ID RESPECTFULLY turms Ladies Gentiensi Of New
III Orleans that she las lust arrived fro Europe be
suited ut her ilneu No ~ OF Old Levee and E4pand
te Present, tust aud Future
| Gentlemen 81 Ladies Sos. mia w.
| IVERTITLLER'S
CELEBRATED PAINTING of DANA I.
| Now exhibiting al dining the n aiona Gallery of
| Fine Arts. IL St Charles St. up stairs.
| ADMISSION, 80 cents.
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NOTICES.
Red Rover Fire Co. No. Is.


Red Rover Fire Co. No. Is.
~ The officer aad members q this Company
asdR ltSsIy :ss'Sss isSs a ss1sS
a5i order h e srs af' vERhssDEs s:sr.
Red Rover Hose Company No. 16.
IT. At regular mtnz Of ni Company, hsld Friday, The
7h lost he oosag ssneaan duly Elected to
ofieers for ts ensuing
GHhRkEs =. vERsasDER, President;
q MGNTLEs. Fms ASSISTANT;
Wh II FERRY. second Assistant;
FRANCES RICHARD Secretary;
sB. B. FssTais. ass ts@srd.. fssa'o'''
Investigating Committee
}. ID. MARsELLs, w. II. FERRY, G. 2. vKRrsSpRR
Finance Comntiee.
| JACKSON HOLLAND, G. F. VEaLAspKR DANIEL Tpov
True Copy from the Mnutes:
~had P RICHARD, Secretary
| Notice.
~ Al Powers Of Attorney heretofore given by hereby
| revoked. fsi3f S. WOLFF. Sc Camp street
James Graham, Notary Public,
rs Having expelled from his office by destructive
fire Tuesday morning Bank, Arcade himself
| at No. 50 GaAVTER STREET, up stairs. Lah5 La
s>%-
s1- Sotice.-The COMMITTEE APPOINTED for obtaining
subscriptions Rebuilding ST. CHARLES HOTEL, vii
p Henderson Gaines No IS Canal street,
get their Subscription Books.
~ The Of tie Committee will daily at the Ofc
Of d. T. LOSsDALE Egg No 81 Gravisr street at aapa.t
O'Clock Ia2'd stsnsd, =. G. CAMAiAcK, Chairman
eY~ DR.. s. W. Dalton, whoss duty it is to vaccnat
CHILDREN Of the Public Schools Of the Second Ancalt
qr and desire it, has hegn for weeks prevented
BY ic from doing he however able and prepare
duty, requests the Pnopsb and Teachers
Schools such children his Office for that porpose
~ ohers desiring protection against The SMALL PoX az
fully invited call at his Office i7s Circus jan
|
l. TT Notice is hereby given that application has beer
made the Louisiana State Bank for the aue of Duplicate Csr
No I93 dated January 81 lsS Of 2I0 shares n pad)
in Mann
the original Of which has mai W. B0GART
| ja.s0d Of the Estate Of J. Foxisr, Jr.
Il ~ N0ttce-The undersgned has resumed business OF
his and will aid in the liquidation Of the affairs of tn
ae house of LEvERiCH CO., dissolved by
EDWARD j. WALSH. r3o W L. LEvERICH.
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~ NOtice.-The undefsg ned has resumed buginess on
his will aid in the liquidation affairs the
ate LEvERIcH CO.. dissolved by Of
EDWARD J. WALSH. r3o W. E.LEvERICH
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sOlANG F0HTEs s. The subscriber respectfully an.
L nounces TO the public that he has the
s SCI sss ii Nos manpiacsred BY 81 q II
CllCKERiNG. Boston; and that he has at this time
very large Stock, comprising all the varieties Also three
good second hand Pianos.
old istf HENRY PARSONS IA C,mn s,rset
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THE Ohio Mechanics Institute, at its recent ex-
Il hbon in the city Of Cincinnati awarded X. Bazin
ior Fancv soaps and r riumery the highest premium.
The Massachusetts, Charitable Mechanic Association, at
its late exhibition the city of Boston, awarded X Bazn
for Soaps and Peumer, silver medal being the highest
premium.
The American institute, its last exhibition in the city
New ork, awarded to x Bazin, Toilet Soaps and Per
Tuner 81 yer medal, being the hest premium.
The Franklin Institute its exhibition the city
and peumery, silver medal being the highest MUM.
All The above awards made in the month of October
1885, and the four exhibitions above named the only
at which the productions of X Balm have been presented
this year.
The subscriber determined TO maintain, and if posibe
TO enhance the reputation which his establishment has
CURED during period of more than thirteen years. epe
cialy soicits continuance of public patronage
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARK H;F.

;srr.cted DAILY By w. w. WHITE N Co. II Camp St
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James Graham, Notary Public,

Notice.
~ Al Powers of Attorney heretofore given by are hereby
revoked. fsl3 Il s WOLFF, Sc Camp street.