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+. REPPEL VS.. BAPTISTE ANTOINE. Docket
j page 5Sl.. No. 1858 Of the City Court of Nep


Orleans.
DY virtue of plunus alias writ Of seizure and
- sale 70 me directed by the Hon. l. Winter, Second
Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans, will sell
public aution nj Banks Arcade, MONDAY. the 18th
day of May, 1851. at IL o'clock NJ
A LOT OF GROUND situated in suburb IRENE, in the
square comprised within Pneur, Roman Co umbus and La
hhrpe Streets making of lot No. of No. Is,
said lot measuring Is feet inches lines front Roman
by Depth bounded side towards Columbus
by lot and the side towards Lahape street b.
other half of said lot No. seized in the above entitled
cause to satisfy the judgement rendered therein
Terms OF sale cash. ". NJ. THOMAS, Constable.
New Orleans, April II, 1851. apl4
JOHN LIND EN- VS.. 70 HJV HE.V.RY BROWN aNa
A. M DOUGL.7S, in soiidO. In the Second Jus
tees Court. No. LOIS.
p Y virtue of writ OF seizure and sale to me
- directed by the Hon. l.. Winter. Second Justice OF
1851. at IL o ceck M at Banks Arcade
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in suburb Darcanel,
designated Nos !, and in No. g. bounded by
Peopidas, Livingston. Eysean Fels and Margny Streets
said lots having (Amecan measure) IS feet inches and
lines each Eysean Fields by al inches depth or
there is per plan drawn by Bry, and de-
posted in the office OF los Cuviler, Notary Pubic TO.
gether with all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
seized in the above entitled cause.
Terms and conditions Of sale cash.
~. NJ. THOMAS, Constable.
New Orleans, April II, 1851. apl4
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.

THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
l. form her old friends and patrons, and the public 4.
generally that the above Hotel open for the tif
reception of travellers and visitors for the ensung Xiii
Having been at great expense In building,
repairing etc she can her house
eror n point of accommodation. commodity and locality.
to any Hotel on coast She has erected the
large and spacious BALL ROOM, surprising in dimen;
any similar room in Biloxi. which Is admirably adapted
10 Balls Parties, and public gatherings generally, upon
which occasions she will let reasonable terms Also, in
addition the Ball Room she has prepared accommodations
for at least fifty persons than last season.
HER TABLE, it will be her constant care. to provide
amply with best that this and neghborng markets Afford
Fine and roomy BATH HOUSES, adjacent to the Hotel,
for the convenience of boarders.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended her
she respectfully what will be her effort to deserve
share Of public patronage.
Per month $50 90 Per week. IS 90 Per day 81 So
CAROLINE M. HUNT.
Biloxi May g. 1851 myl1 If
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TEAS! TEASys
TNHE TEAS of the New Ynrk Canton Taa Cor

= pany, No. To
Nhatb "a m street
(The oldest T e a
establishment in the
Unitea Stites,) N
Orleans Agency. ..
GUnal street. These
Teas are mnre es
tei,siveiy known and
approved OF, Than
those OF any otl,e
establishment 10 ihi1
county. Every sea
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
deayor to control th.
most valoable AMI
useful kinds ofTEAi
chat axa sn.,,nrs..i
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNiAG. MAY Is. 1851.

SHOOTING AT LAvAYETTE.-At a late hour last
evening, we were informed that Mr.. P. G. vignsau,
stave merchant, shot, at his dwelling, in Adele
street, Lafayette. by his brother. Mr.. vigneau was
not expected to recover.
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HAVING resigned the nffice I

HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
of Public Schools. propose taking few pupils along
will not exceed six shall only endeavor instruct
them in all suitable studies, but SHAH also strict attention
hngs My residence is the Fall River Railroad twelve
hours travel from New FORK and from Boston, the
this city the lst Of June Those who wish for
1u,,hsr ia,omaon WI ma me @a'y " z osmp stee''
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FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT-Munictpattty No
Tioo tor use Of MIG Almindimgsr,vs benjamin
Rodrtguss.-The defendant is sued for one-third
of the cost Of making plank road in front of his
property on Liberty street, between Euphrosyne
and Calliope streets.
He defends the suit various grounds OF legal
ity and constitutionality. The defendant did not
contract for making the road in question, but the
contract was made by the Surveyor OF the Munich
pality, in pursuance to resolution OF the Council
dated December II, 1850. By this contract the
Surveyor bound the Municipality to pay, cause
to be paid to the contractor 80 % per running foot
in the manner following one-third in cash on the
completion and acceptance OF the work, and the
other two-thirds by bills the property holders,
to be paid within thirty days from the completion
of the work. The said contractor being subrogated
to all the rights and actions Of the Municipality
against the said property-holders.
The stipulation in this contract for the payment
of portion Of the work by the property holders is
based upon a resolution of the Council of Munic-
pality No. Two Of November 10, 1850, which is in
the words of that oaase of the contract
1t is contendedj that this resolution is illegal,
being contrary to the 9Th section of act relative
to the city of New Orleans, approved 18th March,
Councils of the said Municipalities shall have the
right Of laying special taxes for local improvement,
when the owners of property thereby benefited
liable to be specially taxed, conformably to ex
listing laws, for the whole or part of the expense
incurred for such objects. And whenever it shall
be deemed necessary to make new paving on any
street or footway already paved, the owners Of
property fronting said street footway shall also
be Liable to be specially taxed in the proportions
established by existing laws"
1t is commended by counsel for defendant that the
resolution of 18th November, 1885, has not followed
the provisions of this law. The law authorizes the
laying of special tax forl local improvements upon
the owners Of property thereby benefited, for The
whole or part of the erpense incurred for such ar
object. But the resolution of the 18th November
an expense incurred for local improvement. Or
the contrary, the resolution shows that the ex
pense has not yet been incurred.
Again, the resolution does not purport to mpos
a special tax upon owners Of property benefite
ny this local improvement, but processes to recog
nike that third part of the cos. of the work i
already due by the property holders, Query, wha
property holders p and resolves that said thr
part sha U be paid BY them to the contractor, VIII
is subrog sted. The contractor of this work il
therefore, made the Of the tax, well a
the collector Of it, which is clearly illegal. d
not consider it necessary to examine the constitu
tonal question, being of opinion that the resolutio
of the Council has not followed the law, even sur
posing that law to be constitutional. Judgment fc
defendant, with costs
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURr-Before Judge Larne.
Yesterday Jean Boche: was charged with larceny,
and found guilty.
Michael Rely was indicted for entering dwell
ling house with intent to steal, and found guilty
J, b. PaInorau was tried a charge OF
swindng, was acquitted
Bernard Ira cy was put on his trial for stealing a
gun from the store of Mr.. Guion, at the corner OF
St. Charles an Canal Streets and the Jury not
being able to agree, he was discharged.
The following persons were discharged, there
being no prosecu tons against them A. holland
j. Powers, Francis Murray Mary Tobbins, Catha
rine Murphy, Rich ard Matthews, Henry Hendon
and John Wilson, charged with larceny, and Geo
Wilson for entering dwelling house with inten
10 steal
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anu consequently are abie thing their ne
OF 50 Ie quality Tor the price, that in this respect Other
establishment excel, il at all equal them
3. II, PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, one door below Royal.
LIZ Just received per steamship Ohio and ship Union
large assortment OF the above feas.
myS 3m 8. n PAGE, Agent
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC

SUNDRlES-
| ~ 50 boxes Preseryes-Underwood's and Shaker
| 200 boxes C,aret, various brands;
20 boxes Buffalo Tongues;
| 50 boxes Cuba Skies;
| 80 boxes Saierafus
% baskets Piagnol Oil;
l9O baskets Chsmpngne, various brands
81 tierces Duield's Hams. Fog sale by
| r, nj. NCALPIN,
| mrl I'm 70 Common ct. and Canal street Row.
W: ARTHUR & CO, rs and 80 New Levee,
Il offer for sale
Cofee-RiO, Havana. Laguyra and Old Java;
Sugar oaf Crushed, Powdered. Refined and Brown;
Tea-ChOice and common Green and Black; A..
TobaccO various qualities and of plugs;
Glgars-A large supply O. imported and American
Wnes-Madeira Port, Malaga. Caret, Sanerne. Muscat.
Champagne, etc, in glass and wood
Rum, Peach Brandy Cherry Brandy. '
Whsky-Od Rye and tourboo, Scotch and Irish Malt
CordasAs,ored, Curacao, Absynihe Maraschino, etc.,
Synps-l.emO Natural and ass0rted
Spice-Pepper, Aspics. Ginger Nutnees Cloves, etc;
| Pickles-Of al, sizes and qualities:
Provisions and Groceries OF all kinds ap3O sod
| BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbls
- expressly for family use
pIckled Salmon in kits and hat kits;
Mess Mackere, in sits and half kits;
Halbnts, Napes and Fins, in quarter bbls
llri d Cod Fish, a very fine article
And a very large of Family and Plantation
Stores, together with fn of Shin Chanderv
| for sale low by tsp2a] F. EVANS Co, 10 Camp ST.
| TEAS! TEAS3!
1
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-White and Trufant
w. Packwood is the sequel to the rule lately
decided by Judge Larue. On his discovery that
the F dera Court could not enjoin the Sherfs from
proceed ing under State process, the plaintiffs in
the Char.cery suit, by consent of parties. dismissed
that proceeding, and tried the merits of the itga
ton in this Court, by injunction Judge Larue has
Civ en- decree sustaining the injunction, and pro-
bib ting the Sheriff of Plaqueminss, from selling
un,ie any executions issued prior to March Z,
1881 and ordering the crops of the Myrtle Grove
nlan,s ton, to be imputed the satisfaction of the
purcha ve.money yet due by plaintiffs, and condemn
ing defe udant to pay costs Jann, for plaintiffs
Uennen and GRIMES for defendant.
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the First municipality designated in the following
table by m the Nos commence AT the Railroad and run
the Second @ the kos above the Steamboat Land
Ing, No. being Fatboa Landing the Third Qns) the first
the Railroad being Perry Wharf
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning. NAV Is. 1851

CottOn-Thee good demand early in the day, but
the Cambria news announcing further decline of 1a9d
in the Liverpool Market checked operations. after about
5000 bales had been sold at Wednesdays rates; still
quote:
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Succession Of the late j. f. 4. Lvaudais. LoI
Credit Sale of very valuable Lots of Ground on Co
stance, Magazine and Camp streets. back aud ne
Annuncation Square.
BY N. VIGNIE, AuctiOneer.

AnnuncatlOn square.
BY N. VIGNIE, AuctiOneer.
CATURDAY, May II, 1885, ~ O'Clock, M.Willb be sold
auction the Gy Exchange st Louis beweee Charres
seetsBy virtue Of order from the Honorable
Fifth District Court Of NewOElaans--
The following described LOTS OF GROUND, belonging
Jacques francois Ernoul Lvaudas
Lots Of Ground the Square founded by
Constance Robin and Race designated Lots Nos and
measuring each u feet inches and lines
st.eei, BY IN feet 10 inches and nes deep.
Four Lot, Of Ground in the Square bounded by Constance
Magazine Robin and Race dessnated Lots Nos
T. being the lots Of Magazine and
each q feet 3inehes and nea front
by 100 s desp, aud fronting in the rear
alley opening Race Lot No. 81 feet
lines front MsgaAine 05 feet deep Lot
q feet 10 inches and lines front Race BY g.
feet IL inches and lines deep.
g. Lots Of Ground nted in tina Square bcnnddby Robin
Race Camp and Coliseum Designated Lots Nos
Lott Nos and each q feet inches front CAM
by average depth Of about s. feet Lot No. measures
front Camp street. y depth Of about 70 feet Tn
whole according 10 plan.
0befouh, cash and the balance credit Of
ears approved endorsed notes. mortgage
Said divided into coupops If required, aud
bear interest after maturity if not regular ut the rate Of
per per until final payment This clause will not
understood delay in the OF said nOe
Of sale before Jos Cuvier Notary Public at the
the uurch my
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NEW YORk-Per ship Clifton: Assortsd mdse
BOSTON-Psr ship Kentucky: Assorted mdse
BOSTON-Per bark Forest Prince: Assorted ndse.
CARDlFF-Pef bark Mary Annah: AIS bans railroad
iron, order.
NASSAumPer brig Pedrszs; 364 bars railroad iron, 10
bbls hf do 104 kegs spikes r M Harrison &co.
PENSACOLA-Psr schr Martha: 5000 feet lumber 300
pair sash to A Simpson.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Pascagoula: s., 600 f ct lumber
%, 900 laths 10 J G PoOley.
PENsACOLAPer sehr Randall Marshall: 30 900 bricks
to A keafney &c.,
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l. TEAS ever offered for
salem this city and al lower
prices. These TEAS are ri
the latest importation. and
Ofths most choice qualities
grown in Z 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 metallicpackages, So
as to prese, We their fra
GRANGE as long Us in the
chests.
tv"Ciiy retail dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotelssup-
piled with every dnscrip-
ton 0fTHAs, inchests, half
chesta, II ID and D b box,
ages, II desired.
Jazz 6in A.
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THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
l. for the reception Of visitors the first day Of IN
June. The propreOrs have added largely to their ss
Improvements during the past wnteE and will be m
during the prepared to from four to
hundred peTssns In addition the medicinal and
properties of the in diseases peculiar 10 Southern
china these Springs possess advantages most Of
watering places the South and West Being situated
but four miles from the Bigbee iyer Chocaw county,
Ala. in healthy region be found in the Southern
country, accessible by steamboats, s OF the
year. 1t would be useless attempt full description Of the
benefits be derived from the Of these waters suffice IT,
that fee fully warranted in saying that their sanaive
peres in the Of diseases OF the liver stomach bowels
kidneys and skn ulcers Of long standing general debility OF
the gou rbeumstm dropsy etc. not surpassed
by waters in the United States hundreds testify
who have tried their efficacy.
Many ARRANGEMENTS have been made and are in
regular packets from Mobile the Springs semi weekly
Good hacks, with careful drivers will be in constant atten
will be Instantly supplied with the best the coun
affords, and the propreors pledge themselves to spare
render their visitors comfortable For chemical
pertie of the the public ia referred TO the analysis
IIniYe of Alabama.
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

MRS, C. E. DA PONTE is prepared to give
lvl LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINT. 6ESR
ING in Water ColOr. She may be seen at Mis-
lIurds, opposite Lafayette Square. mbzl u 49,
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per moh.h 10 "
above rates CONNOR & HENRY, Propreton.
Blad0n Springs, Ala, May l. 1851. my7 I'm
ANNEY'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY
will soon be closed the season. on of repairs
TO be made the binding Wishing to close out his stock
heore leaving he will take pictures reduced HIS
Three Dollar OF Portraits will bs put Two Dollars
other sizes proportion.
Rooms the OF Royal and St. Louis streets,
near the st. Louis Hotel mia St.
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~ Lard Oil-i0 bbls No l
Beached Sperm Oi-D bhls;
Beached Whale Oil-30 bbs;
tInseed Oils bbs;
Sperm Candes-40 boxes;
Wax C1ndles-l0 boxes;
Star and Pearl Candles-25 boxes;
White Leads tons,
Check Floor Matting-90 rolls. For sale by
MILLER, HARRIS WALDO,
my3 2w "a Canal street.
T EMON SYRUP-200 boxes, asuperior article,
- for sale low. by NATHAN JARVIS y co.
mh4 II Magazine and Common sis.
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M7ANTED-A Colored Woman; to cook and
w wash tor a small family. Apply at No. IS Hercules
street my6 If
VXTANTED-A Partner in well established
w and profitable business wanted, who furnish
some SIX or eight hundred dollars and whose business
city can be attested For further information apply to this
oAfee my6 If
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A person that
w understands the cleaning and putting Of Sea Shells
None need apply unless understands his business Apply
TO JOHN COT5O, No. H. corner Of Levee and Dumaine
streets. mlS wv
WANTED "A situation by respectable
w American Lady house keeper in hotel private
family. She is fully capable having s4per1sendsd one Of
objections to 90 the country The best reference be
given Address to A. Ii. at this office. mys Sw
Northumberland and Furnished Rooms
ID can be obtained on most reasonable terms, from -
Mrs. Hughes. at No. 30 Tchoupitoulas street. al
myS I'm is -
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NOTICES.

NAl jackson Rifles, Attention.
~ ATTEND Resu Company Drill TU EsD6Y
NJ III MI md FRIDAY EVENINGS, hsfpast a'eock at the
" "snsrh heudszyeas. by order Of Capt II forno
myi3 C. FORNO. O.. 8,
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCIION SALES.
BY SYKES, HYDE q co.
Us, pAY Msy y a.s. . b' ''d "
3 - e a. S:,s. s:;, sss s,:, md A..
: s e.. 4 sssss. e q 81. s Gs9sss
g eo.s. winds. ss..; > bass: Coffee Mills;
Sa ri as cd s s as Ms:
Wen.y. and .undry oshsr .ricls. ----1y l2
AT the Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp feet
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, Aactioneer.
sgeoa. Or ac:oaS q shom ma,
Ms ..'oI,pr q New and se.oohsnd pI ao
| urns etc, myI5
Clothing, White Shirts, HAS, Caps and Brosans.
BY j. b. BLACHE n CO.
D ~ Me chsis s 10 be ''d at their 'a''"
lis xhne SHIRTS
| IS Gaze, of Mems SHOES, BOOTS and BRodANs.
$50 lot. Of sea.oua lie cLoraNa such a. black Merno pr.p
d,tt Alpaca apd Tweed Goats Dres Costs, Fiocss and saes
& and tney Dns Pant
Hickory Mermack and York Mil Muslin shr. Cravats, SILK
An .s ssa': 70. q IA HATS and CAPS my,5
Annunciation Square at Auction, on a long
credit SUCCESSION of the late j. r E. LIvAuDAIs.
CELESTE BuJAc ct al. rs. JOHN DAVID al. Sale
for q Partition.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
CATURDAY, May H. 1885,. u O'Clock M-wI at pub
= lie auction the City Exchange. 81 Louis
Royal By Judgment rendered by
Honorable the Fifth District Cour, of NewOfean.-
Twenty LOTS OF GsOUND Square bounded by Annun
Race and Orange Lou
to o. lou Nos to 10 measure each 25f feet front Rae
III depth Lots Nos II
2 feet front Orange by III
depth whole according plan which will
Terms- onefourth cash and the balance credit of
and for satisfactorily endorsed divided coupons
special said lots Notes which
paid maturity 10 bear interest until FINAL
paid Tbs clause will nc; be UNDERSTOOD delay.
manner, psyman Of said notes.
before Joseph Cuvilier Notary Public
purchasers mia
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CONTAINING No ALCOHOL
ss sp sssa an Re
aas ~
RAM .sus sr sossa lie sn.e
1t also remsy and not arpa,.s p my medicine
Among and highly respectable eehcais. vs rss'
Proessor A. A. HAYES. M; D.. State Asayer; s'
FlTzHEEaY nossR, Rig, r Bo,,on; p,.,,,
Hon. MYros LAwRrSos. ss Pres Mass Senate;
Hon L. H. aEsoLD. formerly Governor oil Rhode Island.
lion. wv. WooDsRlDsE. formerly Governor Of Michi-
1 Hon. Z NiosraE.D. formerly Governor of Kentucky
Ho. S sN ., pnrirs. u p s..Psa i..n vs:noss:
Han. soToSes Focr.. member q Corsr.. hcnvs;
HON Z s%Ss q SSGs: %
nes s.s Sss e &c Nous: &c Is..
20. TEow1RDsE, Esq, Detroit, S:.+
sss y sys:il:s ss.is:
IN ;;
~ cAurioNEaeh bottle q the Genuine o1ygsnstsd Bitter.
s u ss sseti .e Green upon
ss. and satioa sOsy snssst aS upon ns P e e
General Agens and whom all srss mus be addre.ssd
CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
and for suit purchasers, Cuba Havana, Florida
sFs iss s SsS FI Il AZ: e
| use. ,,. TUkNEh kENSHAW,
| s. Camp street and 4Ss Tchoupitoulas suss1
~ Tobacco baled to order. faA IL
ECLIPsE STABLES,
RATES FORDNEY, PRoPRIEroR-On Pas
~, - Hpps street. opposite unon; 1honss At sll
,sa p ns a * e K R.a assS ,'i M.
A-k-A for sale. on reasonable tasma q u
STAR CANDLES AND PORT WINE,
~ 50o boxes Star Candles, g., SIS and P.:
/ g, lW quarter cazks Port Wine. For ssle ~
| sl r. RYON Y Ola IA-ss e
| HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN and SHORTS
Constantly in store and for sale e @ an Pufons''
t.. ,s,y sAS 81 44ssSu q oil .a....
RfTTERS-75c cases Boxer and Hiiyger b'ttsfs,
mys ff'''s' and for 81 SAMUEL WOLFF. s. Camp 1
WHITE LEAD-25 tons, from the best North
ss Mana'a''uNAfH NATHAN JARVIS co.
| mia &c corner Maxsslns and Commoa g.
1 INSEED OILS barrels Northern Linssed
Q IL Oh, II sioss and g. s,l s e " ,.purs 90
. ENGLISH CHEESE-A small lot Il very
II superior Eng Chssse lost wasssd, - o. - ID
kN GOD CO., opDqlt4 ~ n a :
WINDOW CLASSICS bozes q vlsioua
!. w sizes. in store and ess sals 10y, *
mhi e~as Aasasns ~ e
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Spoken.
By the ship Kentucky, the I'd inst, in lat 800 long 72
Dark Julia, 6 days from Havana. bound to Trieste.
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MRS. E. PROCTOR being retiring from bust
w offers for sale the Furniture Fixture, and ts
good will of her Boarding House, situated the 5H
of Canal and Royal The has done @jsssR
ourshns business the lat nine years under
of the undersigned. and is well known of the
best stands in the city,
eV number Of No. Slaves will also be sold. For
terms, etc. apply to
mla aw Z. PROCTOR. crner Canal and Royal SITS
ITO RENT-The large and co,nmodous build.
l. ing in Carrelton, formerly oceunet by Mrs " ar
rem Female Seminary, together with lots H
| rounding it, which number OF fine fig plum -
and peach vines, in full bearing The
building has been lately painted and completely repued is
furnished with capacops csern with stables and all other
necessary ouhoue, and for the qualities of ROOM retire
men and free circulation of air. presents attractions for
gentee residence rarely to be found within the environs
New Orleans. To good the whole will be rented
low. Possession given Immediately. Apply H. PACKARD
the Bible Depository. st. Charles and North
streets. my8 lmosf
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The steamer Pacific left st Louis the 9Th nstln port
steamers Aleok Scott, Atlantic and Grand Turk.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE mARKMr.

JEFFERSON CITY.
"Wednesday Evening. May a. 1851.
Arrived per steamers Pacific and Bostona. 81 Beef Cattle
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.

FHKkEhXSTBs
Per brig Pedraza, from Nassau1 passengers from the
wreck of the ship Cato.