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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

'sThe Robbers" OF Schiller, has failed at Drury
Lane. Tho actors love of tradition led 10 the rc-
viyal Of ,ais wTetched drama, and No perceive the
aS'lt, IAe success Of play thirty years ago, 80
and soiaE ~, nts ~ its pr-it -pYevery
Scr further particulars, inquire At 03 Bswcry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

arne ypars so p---ed through your city tut would
not kno- nov Tru twrsvs years havc made
gr-sk chaagS is its srpesgsnoc, a. would take
ccsiyv 70 ds bctpy- eSaais vev- sxl@std ere The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

PthHoDOkE MALLABY, AucTi0NEER-vALUanL ABLE
Lo1 AZ Fort Warrington, In tho Twelfth ard " the
CITY Of New York. At AuctonMaliahy Lysl si cell
auction - Thursdsy May st o'clock At the Merchants
Exchanre 70 desirable lots In the Twelfth
q New York running from the Uingsbrsse road - 80
embracing choice spots for cottage sites Tie
Tenth nca Eievcnth through thts prosperity IL
Easy Access renders enc most desirable places for
pernanest residence IL Is within short OF
Tubhy Heck Station. and half mile from The se Bridge
y viii DO sold Ia parcels t. emit purchaser Tho :tc
tAs Ftcperty Is ndsputabIs Terms which will he
modattng made knswn at the sale For ithoraphc
sppy at the Office of the suconeer Wall street now
eeedy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22
1ALIov ar AUCTsOA.

y. BROWN EER--MAEUPACToRY FOR
tho making Of all kinds Of Playing Visiting aud Bus
nsss SardsJ Brown viii sell BY order Of s,sSaees
entire stock Of Presses Tools yliader Plates
&C., &c requisite for the above business VIII be sold with
May to the morning Of SALE Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22


ID pmOyAL--IAAEs H. COOKE mas REMOVED HIS
N Del and Fvrnits srehouse from "a - Rro.Avay
where fall sad couplss assortment nay avar. fuua
ID HMOvAL.-M O5THERfN IMPORTER or wrNEs
N srd Lduors. has removed ffom 10 Liberty street No.
~ Fvont etrnet
DEHovaLs-DR LUrrSyas EAR NrrszARy,
N rusye 81 Hss diseaaes
moved U Rrssfvay y,--n-ss-ess dsch9rzrs frs~ ts
rt.rns the vatisus distressing nsssc the
rursd uws wtkout risk pels Cenanltstles
10. "a gnpsla Latter. rfs~s OR~. IRE. IN Il
rshsrts frt- ss ssssAy ess sss, sssS rsssAA vhA -
Ttasrf bssx4.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26

1t is quoted as proof of the progress of civiliza
ton in Turkey that the Grand Serakier Mehemet Ali Paha
who about had three of his sewed
sacks and thrown Bosphor he's just handed
over his brother to the police for sewing up of hs
On the night Of the 9Th man named Tynum,
of Me- his throat with razor and the
negbos called in Coroner, named Abia Kelly Jr The
Coroner was in the act OF administering the OATH when the
lamp fell from his hands and he speech He died
in the house within few hou,s Mr. Kelly seemed robust
and healthy but troubled with disease of the
heart 1t supposed that he had died of epleptic fit
induced by the hod sight of Tynum lying in his gore it'll
his throat cut from to ear.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26

sTABBfNG--A man named John Price was taken
to the Charity Hospital early on Saturday morning
with severe wound on his left side 1t appear,
that he was drinking in a coffee. house, on the cor
her OF Greaimen and Elysee Streets late on Frida,
night, and disturbance arose between him ant
another named Thomas w. A. Wallace. Word
OF an unpleasant character pa ssed freely between
them and at last Price received stab On the LEFT
SHE and another under the shoulder blade. Til,
wound on The side is about two or three incbe,
Deep but does not appear very dangerous, and we
learnt yesterday that he was fast recovering Wal
lace has been arrested on the charge
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26


First DISTRICT CoURT.-The following pris.
oners were sentenced on Saturday last by Judge
Larue:
John Booklet, for stealing gold watch, worth
$50, Two years imprisonment at hard labor in the
Penitentiary.
Michael REILLY, for entering the dwelling house
of Mr. Hamton, in the day time, with intent to
steal, eighteen months at hard labor in the Peni.
tertiary.
James Shean, for assault and battery on Mrs
Dippirter, three months imprisonment and one
hundred dollars fine
}. M. Cownege for ult and battery upon P.
M Garcia, {. m. c., Two weeks imprisonment and
twenty-five dollars fine.
The LATE MANsLAUGHTER.-On Saturday.
James McCord, charged with manslaughter, was
discharged by Judge Larue, the grand jury having
ignored the bill against him
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26

STRANGE AFFAIR.-On Saturday night the
body of child about six or seven months old, was
found concealed under the house of a widow named
berdelies, on Ursuline street. between IRENE and
st, Claude streets. 1t yeas discovered by the lady
herself who informed the officers of the matter,
and though inquiries have been made nothing has
pt'en elected likely to explain the circumst lance
nor can any person, as yet found, give reasonable
conjecture to how the child came there, or by
whom it was deposited.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ATTITUDE aso 5T 80" N-LoNsrruprso 800 win Time, 81
CRESCENT OyrICs, I
Monday Morning, May 26. 1851. !

" Monday Morning. Ma, Nays Is. is5l.}
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Mexico Talbot, Galveston and Matagords,
chip sn.s,sts Rst... Liys.sss : WHY ssi sss
s, 6a;s Sc FsSs kys,Soo GSsy Level
Brig Charles: Hammond. sasna lie Grands (Cuha5. D''
!ssl Jp whss, sss
s ci Jenny jenny Lind Sioo HpslscsScl.. IA Mshs
Arrived.
Ship r Roger. sprague. 43 days from Havre to Jas
Ship Leondas Jou'dan. from Havre 9th April to master
Br's. Laurel Harrington. from Liverpool 4,h April. to
Bark G Jones' Harding. from Rio dc Janero 10th April
Brig Cohansey Sinclair from Rio de Janero 10Th April to
schI Sarah Lewis Lermond, Is days from Thom.son.
Amazon. Duxa..' from anA Hsioasche.
tubs. Otis. from Pnnceton.
Caddo: Graham nam from sh,eyepor.
Gen Lafayette, Brown from Louisville.
M Miles, Irwin. from Cinennati;
Mary Foley. DsIleres. from Thibodaux
Nas6viis Belsynsdsi. from CiaiksviIs.
dH0pe e; G,er from y ,, Matp" %"cI;.
Western World, Norton, from st Louis.
on @ n.i ' s%p up nos .RS s1f
Ss sshans ss and .o, ss,i ts.
up bark Gen Jones.
Towboat Anglo Porter from the Passes-brough
up ships Laurel and Leondas
-
ExpOrts.
GALVESTON-Pers steamship Mexico: 44O bbls -four 43
do WHISKY do pork, l6l sacks 30 SKIS coffee. IL casks
bacon. ~ els
LlvEkPOQL-Per ship Antarctic: 1850 bales cotton.
bOSION-Per ship bennington: 1919 bales cotton, 10S
bates hemp buffalo robes u do deeskins 3N bdIs ard
l5O hides 66 lead 12 bbls and ard bb pork
~ DO grease " DO castor OIL hams. 10 rolls leather. Is
LiVERP6oLNPsf bark Sea FIowsf: 1903 bale. cotton
l62 ties and 1877 bbls beef.
BoSTO IN Per bark w Bowen: 1898 sack. corn, $50
hides. ln walnut blocks 90 kegs butter, keg seed
SAGUA LIE GRANDE-Per brig Charles: IT'S sacks
corn ~ baskets OIL 30 bbs potatoes do whisky, O empty
HAVANA-Per schr Oregon: 1907 SKIS corn, Is tcs hams
~ kegs butter 10 bbs pork loo boxes 10 bales moss
TAMPA BAY-Per schr Madona III bbls -four S7s sks
corn casks bacon $500 hooppoes, 20 bbIs groceries,
machinery.
APALACHiCOLA-Per schr Jenny Lind: 80 bbls -four
no binds baco5 bxs candles 2 sacks 40 SKIS OATS IS
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per schr Home: IT'S bbs flour %
bbls hhds sugar. boxes hhds tobacco $50 kegs bbs
lard DO cheese 81 bxs ap, 40 bxs candies So sacks
| coffee, bbls whisky, casks 8 ties rice, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26

ARSON IN THE THIRD MUNIciPALITY-On Sa-
turday last, the Recorder of The Third Municipal.
ny was engaged several hours in The investigation
OF The charge of arson preferred against Pierre
'aznean, lor setting fire to his house on French
men street about fortnight ago, and against Philip
Her'aIs, and Edward Blanc, for aiding and abet
ing him. The District Attorney, M. NJ. Reynolds,
Esq, appeared for the Stale, and Mr.. Beauregard
i'r the defence. Nothing further concerning the
case was elected by the examination, than what
mas aIre ady been before the public, and the prison.
ers we fe remanded I'LL this dav
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26

AN AFFRAY ON THE LEvEE.-On Saturday
evening, "A serions ARRAY took place on the Leyee,
anu a nan named Thomas Buchanan was severely
oea'eh by several lrishmen, who reside in Girod
street. tie is native of Ohio and was so severely
oea'e n with sung shot or other weapon, about
u'e read, that he became insensible, and in that
sa' was conveyed 10 the Charity Hospital man
ia med James Hughes has been arrested upon the
charge, and will be brought before the Recorder
'!'s morning Buchanan, after remaining in the
iiospil all night, and getting his wounds dressed
'eit the Institution Of his own accord Yesterday
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TEAS! TEASE!
vNHE TEAS Of the New York Canton Tea 4 nm

pany, No. Ia
q hath a IN street
tThe oldest 7 e a
establishment in the
Unite Sl,ie4.) N
Orleans Agency. Z.
Can;,lstreet. These
Teas are more es
tensiveiy known and
approved OF, thsn
those OF Any 0the
establishment in ihi.
county. Every aes
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
heavor 70 control tn,
mos val able AM
useful kinds ofTEA'
that are importe,i
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Tobacco-a hhds frosted, etc.. sold on private
terms.
sugarAbout 800 hbds were taken at previous rates. say
5H96hc for fair strictly prime.
MOIasses-Very dull, and boiled selling IN small lots
at 2S@30c v gallon.
FOurThe demand, and the near approach
of the soriag contribute depFe the Market and
render difficult effect sales. unless at lower rates The
transactions included sales Of $500 bbls, as follows: l0 bb
Ohio about % 20 $50 whitewater Csna at % 10 N3
do al % 81 200 superne St. Louis at - W; wv United
States brandy - 10; and little extra al ~ 70 Dbl
Corn-Saes of 1900 SKIS mostly white, IN two lots. al 5Oc.
and some rer lots of mixed, etc., At 4304oc.
Oats and Bran-lIO0sks st. Louis Oats sold in two lots,
at 4c and $50 SKIS Bran at s5c ' 10Ofb.
P0skThe only sales heard Of were 5o bbls of unn.
spec ed Mes GA IN, and $50 do. At ga 20 ' Dbl.
Branded is held at "a 75o9el5.
BacOn-Du sales of "a cks Indiana at % IS for Sides
and s6 IS y l0oib for Shoulders and d tics plain Hams
TIC Vb.
Lard-Prime in barrels held at 9h0loc; bat NO sales
reported.
Conee-Heavy; sales 625 bags ordinary Rio At 81. and
800 good at 999kc v b.
Salt-We noticed sales Of two caroes Liverpool. viz:
200 ks nearly three ourhs Fine, at 76c and 900 sks half
bleached Coarse about Tic 600 sks Turks Island
54c v sack.
Whisky-l50 bhs Of Rectied were sold mostly from the
Levee, at 1876 ' gallon.
Rice-SO OK, prime solo, in three or four lots, No
Exchange-Limted demand we quote:
francs oiocDoio.
Sterling uox0 ll0x.
New York sixty-day Bills .....-..H0iv CT disc.
Sight Checks on NewY ' Ct. pfem.
ship taken for Liverpool at 35s fo
Tobacco for Boston 9l6c for Cotton, for Leghr
a8 so for Tobacco, Cotton shipped to Liverpool
I'd,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26

CHARITY HOSPITAL REPoRT.-The following
is the report Of the Charity Hospital for the week
ending Sunday. Nay 25, 1851: Admitted PIG ;.
discharged, 1888, dead, 26 remaining on the books,
OH Inc Number of cases are much below the
usual average.
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er; but the people should certainly make haste to
remove such barbarous statutes. There are similar
laws in Delaware, also, which need expunging.
They were the offspring of darker age than this.
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DR.. BANNING'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,
FOR THE" RELIEF AND CUR Il

FOR THE Il ELIEF AND CURE
OF PIE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ:
Weakns Of the Breast Bronchitis Shostness Of Rrsath
PAN In Ne Chest, Weakness and Bleeding At the LpnEs
Palpation Of the Heart Dyspepsia. ostlvenss and Pies
Fam. in the Back, SPINAL s Falling of Bowsls
prolapsus ued Bearing Down. Irregular Painful or Pro-
fuse tendency Abortion and Painful Prss
nancy and the bad shape incident Child bearing and disoo
siton Droopns Lounging and Wsarine~s Habitus Nil
rinesses pecuiaI Ma,es or Female "a
~ Sold only by DR.. SH ERMAN, Axen, spv IN.
South, at his Office, 10 ST. CHARLrs srRssr, New 0s.
issns LADIES fitted with the B,eos at MRS SHE6-
MANS, t9s 81 Charles strsss uhiA lvdS W
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NEGLECT OF LAMP-L!GHTERs-The lamps in
the rear OF the Second Municipality, and in the
neighborhood of Melpomene street, were reported
by the police on Saturday night, as not being
lighted, Neglect in this particular is deserving OF
reprmand, as it is source of great public incon-
venience.
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I'm unArn q

LlVERPOOL-Per ship Laurel: 1000 SKIS salt Maxwell
Geo.
HAVRE-Per ship Roger: Assor' ed mdse
RlO DE JANElRO.Per bark Gen Jones: 1888 bags of
coffee Blown. Bro 9 co-16o7 do Cray.
RIO DE JANElRO-Per brig Cohanssy: 2v73 bags of
coffee !. Phinps &co-345 do Rail- &co.
THOMA ,TON-Per schr Sarah Lewis; l5OO casks lime
to Farwe &co. ~ ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26

A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER. - On Saturday
night, a woman named Catherine Woods was dis
covered lurking suspiciously, in the house of Mr..
Parr, on Good Children street, about 10 o'clock
She appears be insane, and at present she awaits
examination before the Recorder
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26

DEATH OF A CHILD.-A few days ago we
noticed that poor woman, who was aboring
under the effects OF insanity at the Charity Hos
pta, had thrown infant from one of the galleries.
and injured it very much. The child is since dead
and the woman's grief at the circumstance is
unbonnded. She had adopted the infant, which
was left an orphan, and very fond of it, except
when these fits of delirium attacked her. The
child's name was Thomas Bryan.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26

SwlNDILNG.-Yesterday man named John
Carroll, was arrested by Officer Delarue, on a
charge of swind ig made by Mr.. Eckholl. The
will come before the Recorder this day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26

SHAMEFUL CoNDucT.-On Saturday night the
Commissary of the First Ward discovered horse
and dray running about the streets, without any
person to take charge of it. The dray was not
numbered, and he took it to the pound The prac-
tlce oil leaving hor and drays unprotected espe-
cally after dark, is very bad one, as it endangers
both life and property. It is necessary that some
example should be made of these negectful dray-
men, as means OF preventing recurrence of such
caTelessness
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26

LARcENY,-A slave named Louis, belonging to
MT L. Malone, was arrested yesterday at the
request of Mr. James Rosser, upon a charge Of lar
'ceny. He will be brought before Recorder Genos
to-day, to answer the charge
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss,

The undersigned respectfully begs leave to n-
u form her old friends and patrons, and the public
generally, that the above Hotel is open for the
reception OF travellers and TO- the en- uny s.3.
season. Havng been at great expense in building AkA
fepans etc she can recommend her house as not in.
terror " point OF accommodation commodity and iocaliy
10 any Hotel on the She has
s;on Large and spacious Ball ROOM SURPRISING dmtn
SON Any similar room IN Biloxi which admiralty adapted
10 bais, farties and public gatherings generally upon
winch occa.lohs he viii let it reasonable terms. Also,
iof al least hty lersons more than last season.
HER TABLE, it will be her constant care 10 provide
AMPLY with the best that this and ghbong afford
for the con veniencs of boarders
thankful Tor the liberal patronage heretofore extended her,
she respectfully what will be her effort deserve
share Of public patronage.
Per month";. $50 20 Per week 49, ss 90 Per day a So
CAROLINE M. HUNT.
Biloxi. Msy 9. 1sN, myu u
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DANGEROUS PcsITIoN.-Yesterday morning,
man named George Brown discovered lying
drunk on the Pontchartran Railroad track For
tunately he was removed previous to the coming
up of the early morning train, or his life would
doubtless have been forfeited, for he was drunk to
nsensihihfv. p
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Sir Henry Bulwer has been making another ex.
cellent speech before the Maryland Historical
Society, which abounds with Wit, sentiment and
satire, and no small portion of laudation of his
guess-a commodity which Jonathan loves to have
iad on rather thick In the course OF his remarks,
he made an alluson TO the halfnaked warriors W he
rroved through the primitive forests Of Virginia.
fortunately, there was none of the blood of Poca-
hontas present, or some of the =" first families OF
Virginia might have been put into as terrible a
fnsleration was witnessed at the Indignation
meeting in NewYork, because the same Minister
made the unfortunate ausion to the ancient Cells,
and their penchant for going without breeches-a
reflection on their delicacy, as we'll as denial Of
cultivated taste in panlalOons and small clothes
philadelphia Ledger.
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anu c9nseQu n'y every thing in thrIr line
establishment excel, il AT all equal them
:. u. PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, door beluw Royal,
large a. sortment of the above Teas. -
myS 3m q " PAGE a,s,,
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superior Furniture 1t AuctiOn-Avso, Guns, Pts
tolls and Fancy Articles.
LEWIS FLOR NOE Amctan~.>v

"WEDNESDAY, May rs, at oeocs-Nii te a, No IS
~ Commnn street PhlEpa street, partie
dec ming house-he ppng- -
Ine following hou.shold FURNITURE Of the aest uye
superior Bsokcae sdsbosrd Sofas Chsr Looking Glasses
gu Painting, Gaas and China Ware and Beddns
ichen Furniture etc.
Sale positive.
Term rash
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70 CAUTION!1
PERSONS X, PTUREO should be awave that they have
no security against STR HERNIA
with all its h0rrlrs. but in pro, 'etly constructed
and wei adapted u IS.
SHERMAN
NEW PATENT
T r Y S S
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL. EFFECT A PERMANENT
.t G " Il f..

~ This Truss is entirely different from all Others in form
and principle action consequently effect possessing all thu
advantage while from the oh. cons attributed
the various kinds heretofore The is
natural being compsrstvey hsht n bad R1ptaes can Be
inss thereby aoing security all times, under the
most Violent exercise by when ed by the popre-
tor OF skfu Surgeon. the wesrer placed beyond tho
danger Of STANDARDIZATION, other painful DANGEROUS
symptoms, which is nnreQuent the Of her Tuen
Ii a common practice Tor afflicted with Herna
select Truss and apply 1t to themselves Il bad and
Practice which only BY those " no
understand Anatomy, and familiar with the Of
Rupures LEI II be rememoere that hs best Tru~ may b
and I not pfogessy i.sd Therefore have concluded
al my office To ST. CHARLKs srRKKr, Newl)rieana
Observe The of the tJ- sooy mhja IydN
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FRESH PORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from one OF the
f.t Tea impo.,srs in Phi'sds phs; complete
70 suit purchasers, has had hem in small prckases
q and ! n EACH They guaranteed 10 be of Quality
equal If superior, to any offered this market and
embrace all the va iees usually sold here. The following
a list Of qualities and pr ces:
l. Anp' scuri VnnuuH u.,p "a
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of E. J. Walsh.


WILL BE SOLD by the Sheriff of the Parish
w q Pon,e Cenper. BY virtue an order Of the Hon.
es DAN AND Fl PS q
PRn,PERTY, depending upon the succession Of &. j.
ss;.sa TRHicT OF LAND. situated in til. Parish of
fourth font to the Msppi BY about forty nine
IN depth containing all six hundred forty srpens more
s az nRs
improvements thereon and ihereunto belonging On said
Plant CAM nins,y srpen.s Of Rsiioons, hnne penis
Corn ana New evee built this year, on said Pana-
The following SLAVES and UTENSILS:
BoLiN a Negro man, aged about IS years.
aA ANNas negro woman ma aged about 80 years
TOBY = s negro man, aged about 80 yea.,
CLAhkEY, a. negro woman, aged about d years, and
'e s isisf isss:sHi aged 7year.
MA,BERT, aged years, and
MAHAl.I.Y, girl. aged about years.
MILL MLnI Am. a mnlato man aged about % years.
R RiCK, q negro man, aged shout q yeas.
Lucy negro gil. sgad II years.
aas aged sssd year.
0s M * fiila5sa' aged .bou, Il ye.u,
| AnELLNE. aged about years,
T IF aged about years.
oLhssAfRN Y n sssO aged ed. about sSa.i
EMR%% sziSsf ftss !. .. y:s. :s :ss ,.:.
| John. negro man. aged about ~ years.
| kOBEHT, a negro boy. aged abnnt rs yean.
| EkANk. a negro man, aged about 80 years.
| iukk, negro man. aged about 20 year..
| JOE, negro man, aged about 81 years.
| WlNNEf, Deero woman, aged about 20 years.
| NANCf. negro woman, aged about 35 years.
Tine Sugar Mill and Engine. .,
| Seven cen Mules and four Horses
Oxen. Cows and ''alves, Hogs and Sheep.
Pleughs, Carts, snd various other Untenss and Fur
niture for plantation.
l -ALsO-
81 900 three foot Cyp Boards for roofing, and
| 6S,s6S feet Sawed Lumber for building
Terms and Conditions of the Sale.
| 1.-The sum Of $500, cash.
-furchasen to assume mortgage in favor of the Ban
OF ousana for The sun Of $644i 65 past due with
on $i4@o b. at cent. and $500
per cent per mum, from the Sd February. 1852
purchaser give his notes. with approved secur
ties in odo for the of $500, secured by special NOR
the property sold the Bank Of Lousar
the LIST of January 1852 and bearing at the rate
rer cent. pc, annum from date until paid.
And for the balance, the purchaser furnish his thr
promlssOray notes. each for Ike amount, with approx
security in sodo, and secured BY mortgage The
sold daed each on the day of SALE and made payable
spectivey at the Bank OF t.ousi ma, New orleans,
and three after date with
of 9 per annnm from date.
The lumber and pickes be sd separately and
| Fonte Coupes, April g. 1851. m "a 81
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TRANSPORTATION ACROSS
THE lSTHMUS OF PANAMA
MOSQUERA, HURTADO & co.
OF PANAMA,

sjNCSA1'S. AOlSON ~ SlLcG&frC.
EV Beg to inform the public that they will and
forward Merchandise and Bullion and from New Orleans
TO San Francisco by the American steamers well
They have the isihmus four hundred mules under
the care OF safe and armed muetsers all Their
and facilities for the safe and promOt
between Panama and Charres extensive shippers
will find II for Their interests them the preference.
Strong and efficient adopted 10 insure the
safety of the treasun inus!ed to their illustration
which may be mentioned the contracts they have tn the
Panama Railroad COmpauy Tor the transportation Of all the
United states mails to Panama; with the Atlantic and Pa
chc American Steamer Company, and with the British
koya, Compsny ts TRANSFORMATION. under armed escort
Of geld silver and auabe articles also
to them.
Ship ers in New Orleans will hand to Messrs LOISON
SlLvESTRE three copies OF each bill OF la,iing, and
viii al the same time pay them the charges of
comprising landing, and porterge Chage, Cor
sona or Cruces ye freight land carriage storage
charges all regulated BY very low tariff established by
'SQUERA, HURTADO " co. ~
e-V For further particulars, apply to [n,9 I'm
who will take charge OF all goods destined for sthmus