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SHIPPING.


C1EAhER ARCTIc.-FoR SALE. TIRsr-CLAss
Inquire at MARVIN NORTHs. % william street.
Il did stesuslp oRTn AMERICA, Capt. ]. II. Dietass
will leave pier No North River Tuesday June H. for
Liverpool Fare 20 Liverpool 500 The =. A. IL 2Up tens
RI. VAN DEWAIEE. 3 Water st.. coz. Br.sa.
FOR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT-THE FINE NEW
l. double engine steamer. WINFIELD SCOTT. 2IH
hnrthsn Csptsn ksnney cousrd will depart frou pisc
''D'' DAyis RKookSsp2S Co. Is Beaver stree..
EoR CHAGREs AND KINGSTON lIAMAIcA.l-THE
l. new and splendid steamship BROTHER JONATHAN.
M s,, Bgysy rqs.siy I'm !. Max A. IN .s
red Ia eight days and her homeward trip in Days
and nineteen hours Plans Of cabins choice besths
Actor House, vesey street n g. IL sufecnt aunber
Of offer she win land them at Kingsso~ tbs
reri 10. Postage to saa fyancisco 10 cents,
through tcAes u California the lowest reduced
IttsTe-lhe new aud splendid steamer BROTHER JoSA-
fsses tie world viii positively sail from pier
r. - precisely ~ on Monday the 18th Of Nay hi:
speed: bas excellent ventilation aud superior
med atone and viii be supplied with provisions In meet L.
es5a sh re.,a care for me comfort o. passes
portstan u specie bullion and other yaluAbe sass.
g nrgc for furs iess than sIUV hIso experienced
hatrr lteo made Nth Messrs Zacrsson. Nelson Co. ~
Panama fer the sale Of tickets Pacific steamer
protected against Ugh pri e PROVIDED with oppo
tion q the caiy through line For freight passage sppiy
e e. MILLS. 81 courilandt strest
DIEhsURE BOAT TOR SALE THE VERY FAST
t,,t made ~ the aeris and in order
For further psrticular apply To y BIRCH % William
street, ~ stairs.
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rPFR srrsnsltrP CANHnIsl
BrrNFN, April 3b-Arr Alfred, Charleston itEseta e
Ter. NOrieans.
CkEDif.. April .7-Slf Mount Washington. NOrleans;
18th, Geo svrcnee BEltimore.
El-,NoRr, April z-Arr Neptune Charleston for cran-
stadt.
Ctsoa. April cl-Arr AnoIimo, Csrmne, sad fhnomeaa,
NOrlcsns; Russian, do,
nolynrsp, April 2-on, Contiatat Norleans for Liver
pool, -. -.
Liv,Rroor, May Arr VI Dorado Mobile "a stephen
Bnidvi In allno, Rieha hop. aud Brkenhead NOrlesn.
slI Atr ~ Jss PenneI Norleins Nav l. Albus. Bati.
nartt NasiingtOp. y YORK.
NsHsyILrrs. Arril 2s-sii Alexandra. SOrieans.
sr~Fopr, April zl-Arr Handler, SSan.ra for Nfors.
SID ill., stadsroIa Mobile. tOh, Maptcg Baltimore.
ssprsy. sSw, jan a-Arr Henry Harbscf. tfrnacsco.
TIxIE, April el-Arg " m Ihompson, Baltimore
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IxIpAoppfNARs PASSAGE ~ Atrtyv - The
steamer Reindeer. Captain I)c Groot. lcft New York
yesterday morning al seven o'clock, and arrived ri
rcr actk in this city "a ten ninutes before tutce
having mase all the findings AMI encountered .
head wtd,sl the way. The Reindeer L nov tho
uufisal'ed stesmer &C the world In point d speed
.-Afcry Enk-to,tu, 1f1y ID.
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NV ORLKAns-Steamsiip Union-c A Townsend, D Moo
gan, W Rehsrdson. i Fuller. Leeds. Vim rtnney.
Mis- Doyle Mrs Lowell Miss Eliza Brierley.
BnrnrN-ship Hudson-Mr Allen and lady Me Fisher AMI
LADY Mr. vallert and lady Mr. ashager aud lady. Web
lert John Sch oder Mr. DECKER aud lady Mr. Brennem
MIR Weiss Hull, { Clauser-Ui la the steerage
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Letter Bars for Bremen, We southsnp.sn PER steamer
Hermsno, vl close At the Exohanro reading Room ts1
f,ehsngel saturday Nsy ~ q hst rsst n o.eleef -,
Letter BAGS Of steamer Souherner for 1hart7t3oi VII
close 81 the Exchange Reading Room t6f Exchanael
Saturday, ~ quarter before o'clock Ps.
Letter Rags o. steamer Alabama. for Snvaanah v t'4s
=, the Exchange Reading Room 60 fxohausel On sstur-
day, at snnrter before o'clock Pm.
fne above Letter Bses sso s Ksryons 81 Wall ssret
Hersld Marine Correspondence.
Arrysa-Bris ssry s,l,sr lntl sai..f NY IL s.s gas
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ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRlA's MAIL.
Interesting Particulars of the Open
ing Of the Great Exhibition,

TIE steamship Camhria, Capt Letch arrived at Boz
ton At half pas. eight yesterday morning She
left Liverpool satuTaay the "a and Halifax on
Tuesday night tbs 49, Instant The mails reached this
city about twelve o'elook 'esg night
Axrr,o,, srcvsrrrs THE market for American State
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Steamship Union. Birl, New orleaur ani others.
NAV l5-wind a, sunrise, \; meridian. y; ssas:.. s.
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N ARITIME INTELLIGENC =


uN RISES. ...........4 Al MOON srrs ......evc 8 A.
UN skrs. ........... Us HlGa wArER :. morn D.
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nR. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, so WELL
~ known In the treatment OF delicate diesee- The Dee
tors reputation skill In those half cured that hays
existed for years preepnent Censttuonal weakness
brought on by seeret habit efectuay cured Recent cssss
cured in four days. A perfect curs or no charso
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ment Of foreign industry ell Of them deserving attention
and evncng that IN locomotive machinery, the taste
and ingenuity Of the America builder. quite equal
those Of their European competitsrs.
The English Papers filled with descriptions Of
ributons from the dereni countries but the foregoing
l. al that we could make room for this morning
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C1EAhER ARcTIC.-FoR SALE. FIRsr-CLASs
~ ticket the above sail the 2sth
Inquire at MARVIN q NORTHS, 93 William street.
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nR l.. hoRTAMORF OufD SAY TO HOSE VINO
~ hive contracted diseases. "Cura VI voloas thai ~
take of Try health. have devoted many yeare
profession and have treated successfully 81
tents 1hcne Who Nth e. eonsut those cssyxAta.
do tree Of ohhrrsl from "a ~ 70 " NJ. seaAsys
excepted you value your health, you Wi avoid thoss
trsves no unblushnny tell thai ths only
you, snt that their cns hind Of ieine all st sses
for deesse 10 all e Persons hcsisA
been ruined BY teese sotsts call ureh daily 8 ~
liam
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Bradford Springs from Boykns Depot, miles and back
twice week.
week
Campobela from Cannons Store, miles and back once
week.
Chakville from Baton Rouge, miles and back, once
week
Charlottesville from New Hope, AZ miles and back, once
a week.
Covpen Branch See Rivers Bridge.
Hnddres Point from Charleston, miles and back, three
times week.
Henry from Woodruff, miles and back, once week.
Horn.borough from Mount Croghan, Al miles and back,
once week
Krkscy's x Roads and Pleasant Lane from Edge6eld
II, Is miles and back, week
Line Creek from Tumblng Shoals, miles and back,
week.
Long Cane from Harrisburg miles andb back, twice week
Lynchwood from Tilier's Ferry, miles and back
week.
Mount Joy from Pnckneyv miles and back week
Pleasant Lane See Knksey's X Roads.
Providence See Bradford Institute.
Rivers Bridge, Walkers, and Cowpen Branch from Mid
wsy 81 miles and back, week.
soIubry from Double Branches, miles and back, once
a week.
Saluda from Lofts, 6 miles and back, once a week
ssuda Mills from Frog Level, 10 miles and back,
Sandy Run from Saint Matthew'S le mics and back
a week.
Storevlle and Varennes from Anderson H. IL miles and
back, week.
Varennes. See StorevilIe.
Walkers. Sec Rivers Btidgc
GEORGIA.
$3.50 From Savannah daily stosm,
BY Reform, Egypt, Armenia, Hslcyondale, Ogechee,
Scarborough, MiIIn, Midwife, Hocomb, Spears
Turn Ont Dsvsboroush, Tcnnills, Oconec, EN-
nett, Mcdonald, Gordon, and Griswoldvlle,
To Macon by p m, 1904 miles
And back between a and
Proposals for night schedule, with view to trans
porting the great Northern and Southern mail, will
be considered.
325 From Savannah at 10 NJ, twice week, Tuesday and
Saturday;
BY Dsrien, Brunswick, 81. Mays Maypor Mills, Fla
| jacksonville Mandarin, Hibcrnis, Gary's Ferry, and
Pcolata
| To PiIaika by IL next Monday and Thursday, ass
miles;
| And back between m Monday and Thursday and
/ II night next "Wednesday, and Saturday.
Proposals commence at Charleston, Q, touching
Savannah, Ga. viii be considered Also proposals TO
direct from Charleston to Jacksonville and beyond.
Proposals for triwecky service will also he considered
and for branch mail from Hbernia to GMeys Ferry,
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To IrwinviIle by IL m day, so miles;
And back between m Thursday and PmneIt day.
3276 From Brunswick at m, twice week, Monday and
By Bethel, waynesvillo, and Langsbury,
To Jefersonton by m, AZ miles;
And back between 4 a m and m, Tuesday and
Friday.
Proposals to commence at Darien and end St. Mays,
emitting Brunswick, are invited.
3277 From Danen at IL m, once week, Fridays
To Frederica by p m, IA miles
And back between m and III a m
327s From Darieu at N, week, Monday
Bv Fort Darlington Ferry PendarvIs Store, Chsun-
cey's Ferry, Aabaham Creek and suickland's'
To Warcsboro by 8 next day, 70 miles,
Andback between a m w edpesday and m next day.
3279 From Darien m twice week, Wednesday and
Friday;
To Brunswick by IL m, ls miles,
And back between a m and m, Thursday and
Saturday.
1880 From Rceboro, after arrival OF mail from savannah
at4pm, twice week. Monday and Thursday
BY Walhourvie;
To Hinesvic by IN, IL miles;
And back between a m and IL M
1881 From St. Mary at 6 M twice a week, Monday and
Thursday,
By Woodstock Mills, Florida
To Centre Village, Georgia, by m, 30 miles,
And back between 8 m and m next days,
1892 From Waresboro at m, once week, Ihursdy
To Centre Village by p m, AZ miles;
And back between a m and 6 m next day.
1888 From Waresboro at m, once week, wednesdays
by Alapahn;
To Troupvlle by pm next day, 70 miles
And hack between 6 q m Friday and 2 m next day.
Separate proposals for service between Troupv'e and
klon,b, are invited Also, proposals to commence
this route at Polk and go by Carriers Bridge and Ala
paba to Troupvile.
1884 From Waresboro al m, once week. "Wednesday ;
BY Polk
To BlounsFerry, Florida, by 8 m next day. n miles ;
And back between a m Monday and B m next day
proposals for each section Of this route, dvid
/ ing at Polk, will be considered
1895 From Waresboro at m, week, "Wednesday
BY Mount lila,
To Holmcsvlle by 7 m, 80 miles,
And back between a m and m, Tuesday
Proposals to extend TO Reidsvie over route NO $685.
will be considered.
1856 From HomcsviIe at m, once week, SATURDAYS
BY Stsnord's Ferry and Surrencysi
To ReidsviIe by m, 35 miles
And back between 6 a m and pm next day. =,
Proposals to extend to Woresboro, over NO '"'o' VIZ
be considered.
1887 From Jacksonville at m, once wees' o'o'o'
BY Swaines Stores
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day, md Saturday
BY Red Bank
To Walterboro' by m, 30 miles;
And back between and a Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday;
3l3o From Wsl'erboro at m a week, Wednesday
BY Blue House and Salt Kecher's Bridge;
To Poco'nigo by m, % miles;
And back between a m and p m next day.
Proposals for somi-weeky, and also for m weekly,
vice between Blue House and Pocotoligo will be con-
sdered
SiSi FROM charleston a, 10 daily;
py summervlle, hdgeyille. Inabnet's, st. Georges,
bnnchvilo, Midway Lowey, Graham's Turnout,
blackv'le, Willson Aiken, and Hamburg
10 Augusta, Ca, by p m, 1879 miles
And back between a m and m
Sl'z FROM charleston at P m daily, except Sunday;
10 Georgeown by a m next day, SO miles
And back between daily exccp, Sunday, and
next day.
Proposals to embrace Haddrers Point will he con-
sdered.
1888 From Charleston al 10 m daily
BY Beaufort
10 Savannah Ga, by next day, l60 miles;
And back between 81 and u IN next day.
Proposals to direct, emitting Beaufort, with view
TO conveying the great Northern and Southern mail
through in ten hours will be considered
'i3i From charleston at twice week, Tuesday and
Friday;
BY Monks Corner and Black Oak;
To Pineville by 10 next days, 81 miles
And back between p Wednesday and Saturday,
and p m next days
S35 From Charleston at twice n week, Tuesday and
Saturday, from let November to 18th May, and al z
week, Thursday, from 9th May to LIST
November, each year,
BY Rsn,ours, Adams Run, Jscksonboro, and Ashc-
poo Ferry
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D, Flint Ridge Hickory Head, Gold Nine and Noun
| CsosAsn,
To cha..sIhsld G. H. by 10 pm. 40 uils.
And back between q and 10 y day.
Proposals To embrace Hornsboroush nett 70 Gold Min
are invited
ai7i From Lancaster G. H al m once week, Tuesday
by Landsfod and Lewsviile
To Chester Q. III by sp m. SO miles,
And back between IN and s y IN next day.
elH rom Chester T.. IL. al week, Friday
by Baton Ho0ge Carmel Hll and townsville
10 Pinckneyvile by pm,
And back by Townsville and Ssndsrssille between
and m, equal to 20 miles and back
Proposals for rweskiy service TO Unionvo and Glenn
Springs will be considered intermediate pos. office
10 be named.
3l73 From Chester G. H. at4 week, "Wednesday
BY Chestnut Grove, Spring Rock, Nation Ford For
Mill, and Spring Hill;
To Charlotte by 10 m, AZ miles,
And back between a m and 10 p IN, next day;
Proposals to from Yorkvile to Charlotte invited
3l74 From Chester q. IL. at week, Monday
by Torbit's Store and PedcnsviIle;
To Hszlewood by IL m, IL miles
And back between p IN and 7pm.
3l75 From Yorkville at once o week
by South Point, N. G. Woodawn, Cottage House.
(Home) and Vesuvus Furnace
To Newton, Catawba county, N. @. by
Andback between
Bidders give distance and schedule of arrivals and de-
paItures at each end ofroute.
si7o From Yorkville twice week, Tuesday and Friday,
ats am;
by DiulfbvNe, Dullocks creek, Plnckneyvlllcs NOUN
Tabor, Unionville, Cedar Grove Gross Keys, Gross
Anchor, Tylervlle, Laurens G. H., Waterloo, Stony
Point, Cokesbury, and Smithsville
TO Abbevle .. H. by P m next days. ITO miles;
And back between IL m Tuesday and Friday, and 0 ?
next days.
Proposals for tr-weekly service will DO considered.
3l77 From Yokvile at m once week, Tuesday;
BY Haynesvile, Ebenezervile, Nation Ford, Coates.
Tavern, Landsford, Long Street, Dry Creek, Russell
Place, Liberty Hill, and Red Hill;
To Camden by IL m next Thursday, 80 miles
And back between Thursday p m, and next Saturday
SPIN.
Proposals to embrace Hanging Rock Flat Rock and
Grannies' Quarter instead Of Russell Place, Liberty
Hill, and Red Hill are invited also, proposals for
semi weekly service.
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STORAGE.

gHOOKLYN WAhEEtOUsE COMPANY.-The
" BROOKLYN arehonses Aigefs, opposite New
are now u rea'iiness to receive PRODUCE from the WEST
ana NERCHANDlSE from the NORTH intended for re-.
shpmeni Having 1870 feet front the river with wharyes
In front OF The Warehouses, by which goods Immediately
conveyed without rayage exposure the weather. ample
room viii be found the dschargnt of steamers and
loadng Of ships. ~
Charges are liked at low rates. and every accommoda
ton offered n the Merchants the city the Shiupers in
The nper county. Il is the wish Of the ompany 10 equa
the eohvenlences OF the Atlantic Dock, oil New York
tefsons interested IN transmitting Merca ntse are invited
10 ylsit the premises.
Oilce corner oil Magazine and Lafayette Streets Newy
! CASEy Spr,.,u,v
St"nn y Coz X. +. Nichnls is. n
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Noworoans, Dec SO. i850 C. vi. Iyrl1. Collector. 0'
Report of FatJoats from the 2Sd to the 3oth
December, 1885,
~ Total s23t
Dec. 80, 1850. c. w. LYTLE Collector,
PETITIONS, ETC.

report from the Captain of the Watch. stating
that he had suspended Watchman Conroy, for be-
ing drunk and asleep on his beat; complaint Of
G. B. Robinson, against Watchman Duffy; Of the
Commissary of ST. Mary's Market against Police
officer Rutter, for refusing him assistance in the
Market; of Watchman Gallagher, against the
Deputy Warden of the House of Refuge: petition
Of John and James Clark, for permission to retain
on the hatture shanty built by them of James
Magee u Co, for leave to erect small steam en-
CINE on their premises on Baronne street; and of
Is. Rodriguez, to emancipate his slaves Josephine
and Jules, were read and referred to the Commit.
tee Police.
A petition of property holders for the planking
OF Caiiinne and Soils streets, and communica-
ton from D. Cronan, contractor, relative to the
paving OF Girod street, were read and referred TO
tie Committee on Streets and LANDINGS
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK

December, and ae public notice being given, adudcaed
this day the contract for keeping repair for year the
Common Street Shell Road the bridges the same, and the
bitches either de to Mr. Patrick Welsh, for thousand
four hundred aad twenty-five dollars Security, Mr. r. Irwin;
tha same subject to your approval.
With great respect, have the honor to be-.
Your ob't seTv't
A. ID. CROssMAN, Mayor.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
December 81, 1850.
To the Honorable President and Members Of tie Council
Of .Hunieipalay No. TDo:
Gentemen-In accordance with the resolution of your
honorable body of the 17h instant public notice given
that would sell office the th instant, the contract
for making Plank Road on Common street, from st. May
TO Gavez street, and accordingly adpdcaed the Mr.
Michael L.. Boyan. dollar and nineteen per
ming foot. Security, Mr.. A. w. Seates; the whole in
accordance h the specifications published and subject
your approval Very respectfully, your ob't sery't,
A. ID. CROssMAN, Mayor.
The Treasurer's weekly report and the accom-
panying documents were read as follows:
TREAsuRkR's WEEKLY RRPoRT.
Munactpa t,ty No. I'WO. DR..
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MUSIC.


30 CAMP STREET.
II: a; TYLER has on hand and is constantly RECEIVING
~; PL9Jy0 FORTES, from the Justly
Sl celebrated Mane fae TOT = Of Raet, SsS,t ~
DaVid Van Winkle. A. IL. Gale Sr Co. andy - Y Y
orders % received for the lioRsT's PATENT IRON PA
NOS, to be delivered in fast as rece we'd from The
factory These Pianos decidedly the best Piano nos IN
b. a as they will stand longer and better time than any
other Plano These Pianos have independent rim or
which can he removed in moment, there being no
uon setwssn n1 re Piano and ease Sngere Guitars
fA other Musical Instruments constantly on hand md
xAlS for sale at low nricsT ASHEET MUSIC for Pisne
Ats$s> Forte, Gultaf, Fiute. etc. Also INSTRUCTION
Tes BOOKS for all musica instruments. EY~ Lib.
era Discount 10 Dealers Teuchers and all those sendu large
o,dcrs Az orders promptly attended TO- mh22
MUSIC AND MUSICAL iNsTHU AIENTs.-The
l.l subscribers would respectfully your ,,,x
attention to Their large and extensive stock of Mu 7
Sic and Mutaca Merchandise OF every descrption Aa7
and also to their well selected assortment of Piano sf4
Forts from the iaeor'es of tbs frss makers in the
UEted states and Europe.
slngs tor Violin Guitar, Harp vioinceo Double Bass
etc tini'a- Pms, Pegs. Screws. etc
f"- r!nte-, Cu tars Aeeordions, Brass instruments
lor b4t.s, sa.A ournes. BanJo4, Drums, ETC.
Piahp fJfle Wire, Tuning Hammers Forks ec ETC and
every article connected with the VI ssic Business.
preTs of Music and Musical instruments will be promptly
: beru discount mazda deuers aud proessor. and to
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
for ngw
the Music received from the North as soon as pub
lighed.
The entire Music Department VIII be under the charge Of
Mr. IL u. levitt. New Orleans, La, Oct b.
oa5 da2wA i. s: s: HEWffr. HHEsff
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BOOKS-SYATIONERY,
sSsesU asOCE Store.

No. 10 Gravier street.
sSr JOHN BALL. Aeeu receiving opening the
above stare large and valuable Stock Law, MEDICAL Tho
oti School, Standard and miscellaneous Bcoss.
ALSO, OF the largest and superior Stationery
ever brought to this city, coutIing part Of
Sn Frcnch and American Cap and Letter Papers, Peps
snl Envelopes to match;
Sealing wax Fancy Seals Counting Hc,e Fancy Stands
Qns, Steel pcns Ink and every usually kept 5y
tIoIes4
His stock Of pier Machee Goods very large ln,
Consisting
Writing Desks Portfolios, Albums, Stands Boxes Jewel
Cases etc, etc.;
"s'por lot Of Gold, Silver Tortoise Shell, Mrocco Fancy
forte Monnae, Gold Pens etc; etc.
~ Ills stock is large ami complete all
haVhs been selected by Mr. b. nj the North tins Fall He
solicit pubic,
s ehl mat he WI s' them Goods very low prices c24
s,TATiONkEf AND BLANK BOOKs.-We take
s,ed lheasnIe ~ informing nur former 4ygjs W.
nal.ohs ann the unblc generilly that A{SfAgA
now tesahtshed at our Old stand, No. 50 59s.sEe[r-ssY
nunp street and prepared to I'll all or ysSs tssaF
..efs loi . ALTON ERf and BLANK BDuhs ii salts
factory manner Our stock heing entirely rev, and the
tiist N ihe south. Oler complete LUSe
wishing 10 buy.
ms G0RsoN * ARMSTRONG, siationer.,
"'o oil - amp street,
STATIONERY -CURSpN & ARMSTRUN,i ~
Canp street, respectfully call the attention o those wish
~ ng good and seryiueable STATIONERY and BLANK
nD1hS 10 Their large complete and entirely stock,
"hieh ihy oiler reasonable TERMS, . Their BlNDERY
ana fkiN TING OFFICE being located in the build
ni, uey ne enabled to give their special attention al
ofies n their line.. TO stock OF rAPERS ask
,,o Co. CoRsoN & ARMSTRONG, stationors
oio om 50 Camp street.
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s993 81 1909 50 s.

For w; II. GARLAND, Treasurer,
New Orleans december 81, N5J. g. DoAEE.
Report Of Tares on Real Estate, .Slaues, etc., etc,
Collected by Samuel g. Risk, from Deceanber
2lst, 1850, TO date, inciusipe
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VINCENT & co,
tallie vef His Creditors
BY VINCENT a. co.
J. EUGENE TouRNR, Auctioneer.
MONDAY January 49, o'cock-Yl be sold at No lis
Va ud ievee, by virtue the Judge the
Fourth District Court, dated Dec, IS, 1850
The stock and SHOE STORE consisting OF
&c, suitable fer the trade.
The Fixtures, Shelving, CountsIs
Itlns CASH
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VOLUME 1II.-NUMBER 265.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
49, and GepeInen OF NewOreans that HE Dancing .s1x
Academy viii be opened MONDAY nsst Nov. g. at Fl
.,NIfs No. Carondelel street. between
Canal street,. where he will teach all the sf&
fashionable Dances In such the ing
SA French Quadr,Aes,
False Deur Temps, Polka 1fa-orrka
False Trois Temps, German Polka HALT,
Polka du Salon, La Redooa
The Scottish Polka.
Mr. T. viii teach these fashionable ladies and gentle
men in a course Of fifteen esaons
Hs. Private Glasses ladies gentlemen from ILL o,cioe
every day.
~ Class for Children o'clock till dark on MONDAYS
and TtURsDAYS
n- Class for gentlemen frn hatpas, TIL TO- every night
Newoiieaus, Nov ., is5o. n25m as inv
RRUNS' NATIONAL HALL,
CARoNDELET STREET, ooRsER OF PERDIDo STREET.
FASHIONABLE DANCING and WALTZ
L ING ACAOEMY.-nr and NH FREDERICK r. RAINS
p1e respectfully inform the ladies gentlemen Of
III ~ y y 0sissg, bat teif schoo open &a
teach al ihs most ishonable penee. iSyrsNs
- WEDNksnAys AID FRIDAYS, o'oAfs' ff.
l~ Pfyste Clnsss for LADIES'
tR- Class for LhiJrrn fron iii lsrE, ' ' -
IT c-st fof Gentleman and You5a 10 o'clock in
PUPiLs'' BALLS, once a week.
suls .ribers for three months sIs M
1up'GrioeS of one month
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