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MUSIC.
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC sTOH

3a CAMP $ TREE r.
a. A TYLER has on hand and is constantly recaiyine
~: PLANO FORTES. from the jnsty xliSE-
celebrated Manu- factOries Of Halet, ~
bssa Van WpIe. A. iaa H. Gale I 4. "s1 q. anil wv
oi PAffENr Hon Pa
nos, to e delivered in turn fast we'd from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the bsst Piano
particularly for the country, where Tuners can seldom
other Piano. These Pianos have independent rim or
which can he removed in moment there being connec
@ s vioLSs ACG6RDEoNg. sSc Sfsf fGTEsA and
sEgT Music sanf sa fsns sns
Sskt' Forte, Guitar. Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
IA BOOKS for all musical instruments f1y- Lib
era Discount dealers. Teachers and all those sending large
orders. . AL orders promptly attended to. mh2J
MUSIC AND MI lsICAL INsTItUMENTs-The
W Subscribers would respectfully request your &a,x
attention to Their large and extensive stock of Mu.
sic and Mu.ical Merchandise Of every DESCRIPTION R
and also TO their well selected assortment Of Piano V
Eortes from the tac!o ofes of ths first makers in the
United States and Europe.
Strings for Yoin, Guitar. Harp. vioncelo Double Bass
Vioins, Flutes, Gn ars. Aecordons, Brass instruments
for bands, Tam 1ourines, BanJos, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning liammers, Forks, etc etc, an
every article connected with the NJ asic Business.
Orders tor Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
attended to.
liberal discount made dealers and professors and to
sem'naries.
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
fol Jew
the Music received from the North as soon as pub-
lihsd.
The entire s'uso Department will be under the charge Of
Mr. IL ID. Hewitt. :. New Orleans, La. Oct q:
Oa5 d,rxw4t H. 6. &: HEWffr. HhEEWNffFf
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On Sunday the Cars leave every hour om clock A. NJ
cV- An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charities street every
j. w. SMITH. Superintendent.
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The EBONY LINE-The Washington correspon.
dent of the Laurensville Is. c. paper, writes in
favor of the African steamers:
"There seems to be a growing feeling in favor
of Mr.. F. P. Stanton's African Steam Line Bill.
1t will probably not pass this season, though its
friends count confidently upon it; but think il is
destined to become a law sooner or later. II it
could once become fashionable for free negroes to
emigrate to Africa, they would go by thousands ;
and it is urged that steam communication at cheap
rate would make it fashionable. Should this be so,
our trade with Africa will rapidly increase, for il
we send out our free negroes, who have civilized
how to clothe themselves and 10 use articles of ne.
cessily and luxury, that are now unknown to the
native African. This would be one means of in
cnreasng our trade with Africa, and of driving the
British OUT of the market, who now send the Afri.
cans nothing but what their savage habits call for.
he most strenuous obectors, however, to this pro-
Ject, are the Abolitionits.'
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OFFICE LAKE PoNTCHARTRAINR T ABROAD Co.

E,wUrea S. April ~, 1919.
A L Meeting of the Board OF Directors, it was
Res0iped That public notice he given by the Compsny,
that in conformity with the rules aresiy adopted made
known, it shall not hold itself respoube or los dam
when snltrs accident during yoye
from end OF the road to The other. and that all freight
shall be the risk and peril of the owner Shippers or con-
agnee. from the very moment it is unlcaded.
dill If J. NEVILLE, Secretary.
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HARMONIC CLINIMENT-Thi Liniment has
been proven to be one of the best Pain Extractor
that has been found for years. has safely
and successfully applied Rheumatic Complaints Heal
ache and many ether Ws that we are heir to-. 1t for
Dr. CIapp's Church. New(lr n23 If
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VOLUME III.-NUMBER 274.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCING ACADEMY

DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
Av1 and Gentlemen Of NsvOreans his Dancing >eos
Academy will be opened MONDAY next, Nov. T. a. -
MA No. Carondeie, street; between Common aud 1sst
"a ~ Canal srcets, where he will the ufR
fashionable Dances in such the following
Freneh Quadrilles,
False a Deaz Temps. Polka Mazoxrka,
False a Trois Temps. German Polka Waltr,
Polka du Salon, La RedoUa,
The Scottish Polka.
Mr. c. will teach these fashionable Dances ladies and gentle
In a Of fifteen lessons
~ Private Glasses for ladies and gentlemen ill O'Clock
every day
~ Class for Children O'Clock till dark on MONDAYS
aud THURSDAYS.
~ Class for gentlemen from haEpaa 10, every nisht
EewOrean, Nov 2. $50 M SIN On ImW
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BosToN HORTICULTURAL SoCIETY.-Ths as
socalon for the improvement of fruits and flowers,
has become wealthy corporation. The last an
nual report presents the following state of its al
fairs:
"The receipts of the Society from all sources
have bsen $l7,245 03. The expenditures and in
ves,msnts have been Sl7,005 04, leaving balance
on hand Of $239 80.
"The outstanding claims against the Society
amount in all to Sl2 2,45O-SlO,0OO of which is a
mortgage upon the Socieiy's property. The esti-
mated value of the Socieys property is $53 7lS ST.
The building in School street is valued at S36, 900
and the furniture and appurenances thereto be.
longing, at $3,7lS. The estimate submitted above
includes the Lyman fund of $4,000.
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REMOVALS,

p EMOVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
and Carroton Railroad Company has been removed
No. IL 6aonne street. n2
p EHlOVAL-Dr. J. 5. CORES has removed his
office and residence from 9 444 Mag sazine, next door
to the corner Of Edward street. d3 Iy
r EMOVAL-DR. SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT
~ Gate of Nachez) has removed No. 144 anal street.
Ofcs IN the lower front third door beyond the Epico
pal Church. MO smos
r EMOVAL-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
Camp street. up stairs. ms 1y
Y REMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER IL Co. have
~ removed from Is Graver street to No. HCamp street,
above Graver. $50 6m
r REMOVAL-DR. McKELvEY has removed
IL his Oceto No IL Carondelet between Canal and Com
mon Streets nj 3m
p PEMOVAL-HuTcHINGs DAGUERREoTYpE
removed TO the northeast of Canal and Cha,tres
seet--The finest PORTRAITS the world taken this
abshmea at prces to suit Inc times Call and En-.
trance No. "a Canal street. nj 3mops
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FIRST ARRIVAL NEW ELEME FIGS
4 hhds selected Figs in large and sa drums received
per steamship Ohio being of the first and only cargo
OF New Crop which has bsen we'd this eaon for sale by
w, L. CUSHING Il co. % Common 81.
tE Parties who have purchase1 arrive, requested
to receive the same tom stsaGship Monday morning
I-Y ALSO FOR sALE-FlGS in prime order OF The Old
Crop. d9
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MAyoRALry OF New ORLEANS, Jan. 16 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
resolution, that will sell, my office MONDAY,
the 9th ns'sn at u o'clock, the lowest bidder, the
contracts Tor furnishing all necessary material and keeping
r. ar the wood work of the Whqrves OF Municipality No
Two for accordance with the specifications be
furnished by the Surveyor.
jail A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor
ssKOONLYN WAREHOUSE CUMPANY.-The
~ BROOKLYN Warehouses, at Agie opposite New Orleans.
are in readiness receive PRODUCE from the WEST
ard MERCHANDISE from the NORTH, intended for
Shipment Having 1900 feet front the nver with wharves
IN front Of the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without rayage the weather.
room Will he found the dischargins of and
loading of sh>ps.
Charges fixed low rates. and every accommoda.
ton offered to the Merchants IN the city the Shippers
the upper county. 1t is the wish of the equa
tine convenlences of the Atlantic Dock, Of New York.
TO visit the premlses
Office. Of Magazine and Lafayette streets. Newor.
leans. r. J. CASEY, Secretary,
References. -. & r. Geddes Price, Frost s. Co.; j. w.
St"nton Il Co.: R. F. Nichols. je6 II
ERESH TEASING subscriber has Just re-
oeved in store very fine assortment of GR ZEN AND
BLACK TEAS. The stock viii De kept up by <smssd
frequent additions from of the first importers
the North. Con,umers offered something very lsSk
fine ut moderate PRICES. GsxAs&lB
Exrs Ens ne Sne Gi NPnWbEs DER in in Sa ePhsss ehsss.
Extra fine IMPERIAL, In half chests a I'd b boxes;
Extra fine IlYS0N, in half chests ana q b boxes;
Extra fine YOUNG HYSON. in half chests;
Extra fine OOLONG, in half chests.
nl3 3m w. &. RAYMOND. II Camp at
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DANCING ACADEMY.


MADAME LEISE respectfully informs her
w fiencs and the public generally that consequence Of
tie contaned application Of pupils for admission in enaA
ba school, she has been Obliged to remove her class
S'sPh%s a K: M to he se a:d
meme streets, nearly opposite the Horse Station,
a where ahe hopes for tn, coarnued panonase Of her
Ainends All the newest Dances Of The taurft
,, a. usual Days Of tSi,isn as follows; GhdIens
SeA from half past till dark. Ladies Class. TuEs.
DAYS THusspAYs and SATURDAYS. from 10 to IL A. NJ.
Sentemen's Ciass on MosDAY, WEpsEsDAv and FRIDAY
her acdeny during the hours OF tuon RESIDENCE
On Jsephne between Magazine and Live Oak Streets La
iayette Nile LEisE will assst at the lessons. do
Dancing Academy and Social Politeness.
% BOURBON ST., BETWEEN CosTI AND ST. LOUIS.
MONSIEUR DevOTI respectfully inform. families NE7A
tl and the supeors OF all Institutions Of education sV
he epen his School, WEDNESDAY the 4th inst 2D
Mons ID dsnlonatrates. the perfect and artistic n
style the same rules the French and Italian sc2dmsin
sor all wb distingnisnes the highest an most fashionable
sccietiss all branches poeuess
esgnce aud fine department body ais,
r1oi,rn and sahionabs STYLES
Reoway, Fancy aud Dances Waltses Slipping
N sttend the les.ous and ex-
anime this roehod which
of Paris and London 10 proves knovn in
enc monh tas an perfect prorss' acquired aan in v
young Ladies' young Master on
WEDNESDAYS, At q Z. N. and SATURDAYS, at l1M
For Gentlemen days. al hslfpas s, r. NJ.
Terms-Cissses lessons month"; week. s6.
v Private Cassea family residences private Schools
~ sion. be made Academy M T. Msyos
Music soe No Camp street, II. siebechi Roy. suee
or al he Pos-ofce. by letter.
Lafayette. n3l n
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CoUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,l
Sitting of January 18Th, ISL
p ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
III and eed after giving days ice in the official
paper Ct the MUNICIPALITY to sell public auction the
tracts Tor furnishing all material and keeping
pair for year
l. The wood work of the Wharves between Canal street
and ST. Joseph street.
3D. The wood work of the Wha,ves between and ipclud
in. ST. Joseph street Wharf, the upper limits of the
Municipality.
The work be done accordance with the specifications to
be furnished by the Surveyor and pub sed with notice.
lSisnsdl JAS. IL. CALDWELL, President.
Appro sed 18th January, 1851.
[Sisnedl A. D. CRossdAN, Mayor
True CODY: III, BIER. Clerk.
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AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT & CO. COGNAC.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
L for the old established house of Arbouin, Marett &
Co." prepared receive orders for their very superior
COGNAC BRANDIES, upon the most liberal terms; be
shpped quantity or to pot that may be required
d23tf 3. WOLFF, gl Camp st.
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French Language.

DROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.-Privat Les
sons in the above Transatons from English into French
e ApDy The office Of the Crescent al the corner oi
AnolIo and Caliope streets dll
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NEW ORLEANS,

fSfs Sra vE- - n H. Fssr CO. ss,s y
k1s1 .aas ~. i -. -: y ~ - -. 1
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ia3 JOHN TOOLE 25 Bank Pace.
BARCLAYS London Porter and Bass Pale
- Ale-2i casks, jus, landed and for sale by
d2 JOHN II. ELLIOTT l. co. 49 Customh0use st.
IANTE CURRANTS-4O tierces Zante Cur
- rants landing and for sale low, BY
ja4 S. WOLFF, e5 Camp st.
CISTERNS AND PACKING BOXES made
~ to order. and Jobbing done by
daiyo JOHN Il. BEHAN, 25 Camp 1t. near Julia.
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uaHs AND BATHING APPARATUS, &C.
Ohm MCCARTY, PLuMBRR. No. 1S4 CAMP
STREET, New Orleans. has Just received anew 4
and large assortment Of Brn.s Cocks various sizes
C9oking Ranges Bathing Tubs and Shower Rsths. Ia
Of description. Ship and Stsambsat WORK promptly
ut MP and repsired AL oFdes unn.Aptly attsads to.
o. Ch6Hxea
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ITALIAN SILK VELVET-4 pieces super6ne
L italian Silk Velvet. for sa,s BY
jas BARELLI u co. 81 Common -
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CApITAL. RN0O.ON1

This Company is now ready to make
Insurance on White Persons and
Slaves, at their established rates of
premium. This being the only Com.
pany, incorporated in the State, con.
lined exclusively to Life Insurance,
with an extra Gnaraniee Fund, The
Directors feel confident that it affords
unusual and much greater induce
ments to those desirous of etiectins an
insurance on their lives than any other.
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EDUCATION.
TEACHER OF MUSIC.

.N6fN TEACHER OF MUSICs .Aan
XsAsK EMRs. y. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Ny- &SIass
A Piano Forte and Guitar, pupils HE{k+A
- at her residence No. sN Baronne Be- 1ff<
sides regna she veet
the Science Of Music Price IS
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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The Entire Works of the Rev. Charles Simeon,
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The Works of Ben Johnson with a Biographi-
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vol, 6vo, with portrait and vignette. ....... 90
Beaumont and Fletcher, with introduction by
George Darley-in vols, 9vo portraits and
vignettes: London. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Messenger and Ford, with an introduction by
Hartley Coeridge-one vol, Svo with portrait
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Chaucer's Poetical Works, with an Essay on his
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The Works OF Jonathan Swift, D D. containing
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
From the National 1ntelligencer of yesterday.
LATE FROM HAVANA


We last evening saw a gentleman direct from Ha-
vana, who, having been passenger In the steamer
Isabel as tar as Charleston, had made the trip
to this city in less than six days. He states that Ha-
vana was filled with rumors Of revolt against the
Government in the eastern part OF the Island, which
many persoas supposed TO be OF a serious nature
Among the reports is one tlat az Tuerto Frncipe
three companies of the regiment OF Cantabria threw
down their arms and went over to the Creole insur
gents The remainder OF the regiment has been pub
licy disbanded Havana. Another report is that the
people of San Juan de los Remedies in open nsur-
rec,ion and have already established Provisional Co.
yernment. 1t is also said that at Tunas detachment
of Spanish troops were defeated whilst IN pursuit OF
the insurgents, with loss of two or three hundred
men. This loss and defeat however, according 10
our information, may have been the result OF accl-
dent the troops stated to have been crossing
river in a scow, which suddenly sunk, whereby
a large number were drowned: AN we nave on the
subject of these reuorted outbreaks in the "GAcETA
LA HABANA OF Tuesday last the I'D instant, now be-
fore u.s. is an Official Publication OF which the follow
ing is translation:
DEPARTMENT oE THE MILITARY SECRETARY.
His exceIepcy the Captain General has received a
communication from the Commander Chief OF the
Eastern Department General Manzauo) dated July
18TH including copy OF letter sent 10 MN on me same
bel IL don Joaquin Gill;, 10 which this officer states
that he attacked the band ofnsurgepts commanded by
the rebel Don Joaquin Aguero y Aguero, in which
the latter lost five men killed, fourteen horses, ele-
ven saddles, eighteen guns and carbnes, six pistols
eleven machetes, dong swords0 fifteen bowie knives,
and medicine chest with all its contents; he NOT being
able to destroy the remainder of those miserable and
deluded men, because they retreated thick and i'm
penetable forest, whence they cannot escape without
receiving another lesson that will entirely diss-
pate their vain hopes.
His Exceency has likewise received another COM
munication from the Con- mander in Chief OF the Cen
trail Department, (Gen. Leymery0 dated Puerto Prn-
cpe, July 10Th, in which he states that another body
of rebels, Twenty men commanded by Manuel Nu-
nez, had appeared and that forces had been sent to
pursue and arrest them, which has probably already
been done.
In view of these events. his sExcelency has ordered
courts martial to be convened the dsafected dis
trics to Judge briefly and summarily the insurgents,
their accomplices and abettors
Published BY order OF his Exceency, for the general
knowledge OF the inhabitants of this island.
PEDRO ESTEBAN.
H.vANA Tnlv 81 1851
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THO BUILDERS.-Proposals will be received at
IL the office OF the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany in Richmond, until sunset on Thursday the 3lst
inst for the erection OF two story brick building 80
feet long to be covered with slate, sheet ron or tin
Bids for the different kinds of covering separate)-o
be completed by the 18Th day Of November. Draw
ings and specifications of the plan will be ready on
Tuesday, 29h.
Also, for Notwithstanding the open Depot on Broad
street. 100 by 40 feet with the necessary doors and win
dows. A particular description of the work ON this
building will be given the 10th, TO be completed by
the 18th September. The company propose to furnish
the timber and bidders requested to state what de-
ducton they will make from their bills for having tim
Der furnished for the Depot
T. GOLDEN RUGGLERS,
iy l8-dts Chief Engineer.
a. AS.-The subscribers are prepared to receive Or
IN ders for fitting up gas pipes in stores, hotels, pri.
vate houses churches &c. the very best manner, and
on reasonable terms. Apply at their foundry conero
9th and Cary street.
au 2l-2awts j. F. d. L.. l.. BARNS.
WNANCY CRATE AND FENDER MAN.
u UFACTORY, E AND 9Th STREETS, RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA.-The subscriber continues to carry the
above business in all its various misunderstanding for
sale 300 CRATES, with Tenders and Summer Pieces,
embracing 100 different kinds, such are at present
used in New York, Philadelphia and Boston. | also
continue to receive monthly all the various patterns
from all the Eastern cities and having devoted the
last twelve years this branch OF my business,
pectfuy REFER to capacity of workman ship, 10 the
citizens of Richmond generally. My prices shall be as
moderate any other establishment in Richmond
or elsewhere.
jy "a SAMUEL d. DENOON.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUR DAYS.
BY EUNLop, MONCURE & co. !.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUGAR, MO-
.RL LAS5ES, WHISKEY, &c., AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th August, commencing al
10 O'Clock, at our warehouse at Rockets, we will sell
to close corsignments-
403 hhds plantation and clarified Sugar. ranging from
fair to choice quality
IS boxes and bbs loaf and crushed Sugar
1928 bbls Attakapas and Coast Moasses, early CROP
and prime quality
80 hhds aud bbls prime Muscovado Molasses
300 bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
125 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candes
IT'S boxes Soap w.
With many other articles suited to the trade<
TERMs-Under 800, cash; over 900, Months ere.
dit, for approved negotiable paper. lf-
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co, +
y ~ Aucts.
a DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT on
IA UNION HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on THURSDAY evening, July Slst,
commencing at 6 o'clock, desirable House and Lot
on Union Hill, at present occupied by Mr.. Hardgrove,
and near the residence Of Doctor Strecker The house
Is near two stories high, built of brick 1t has good
brick kitchen and all necessary out. houses and also
well of good water in the yard The lot has front of
IS ieet and runs back $50 feet
The terms are liberal and will be made known on the
day Of sale.
~ " JAS nj TAYLOR Auct,
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HAVANA, July 81, 1851.
LATER FROM PORT AU PRINCE.

FH1LADELPHIA, JIIV 20.
The schooner Jacob and William, with advices
from Port au Prince to the 9Th inst, arrived here this
morning
The account of skirmish between The Haytiens
and Dominicans is fully confirmed the latter having
been routed with great slaughter.
Gen. Paez had issued two proclamations, calling on
the Domincans to rise nasse, and carry on the war
of determination.
Fever to some extent was prevailing among the ship
ping
American produce plentiful. Coffee and log
wood were scarce and held higher.
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SPECIAL MAIL TO Rio rE JANERo AND VALPARAISO.
We learn from the Washington papers that the Pacific
New York for the Pacific at the lst of August
next and that they are authorized by the Post Office
Department to say that she will take mails, to be made
up at New York. for both Rio de Janeiro and Valpa-
raise, at which places she will touch on her passage
10 this particular instance the mail will be conveyed
to its destination by United States packet the single
letter postage will be twenty cents> and the newspaper
postage two cents EACH to either place-in both
to be pre-paid