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A LIVELY WEEK IN A LIVELY TowN.-The
Red River Republican ha. the joyous anticipation
that the next will be week of busy life in Aexan-
dria 1t will be the first week of the District
Court, and the week during which the Palo Alto
Ball will be given. While large number of
country people will assemble in town to dance at
tendance upon court, the glorious recollecions OF
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HIGHwAY RoBBERY.-Last night about o'cock, man
named james O Bnen, robbed of $75. He met in
Girod street, by two men. David McCary and Edward
Monagan, who knocked him down, beat him brutay and
robbed him Of the above When he arrived at the
Watch House, inform the officers of the robbery, he
covered with blood, and almost exhausted Attention
paid him. and lie requested the Workhouse,
to he taken of until this morning. which he did, Du
ring the night The arrested, and they will be
brought up on the charge this morning.
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DEsrRucrIvE FIRE.-About hafpast eleven O'Clock, on
Tue,day night fire discovered in the of dwell
ing occupied by Mr. F. Copcus. next to the German Courier
Office jackson street, Lafayette. The flames
time very great threatening the surrounding property The
house of Mr. Bougny took fire in the roof, and the office
othe Courier but fortunately the Fire Depart
brought lis effective apparatus work upon the ame
and mostly confined them TO the house in which the fire
prlRpated,
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-.Jadge Ldrue.-Ye.terday
q. Prcker, alias Pikeart his trial for steal
Ing dollar the property Of named SchOeneck The
urned verdict of guilty, and he discharged
Steliing God Wateh.-Sarah Higgins indicted Tor
stealng gold watch value 100, the properly OF MI b. F.
brown, who lives 1893 Baonne street. the 10th OF April
She entered his in the night time and took the watch
away, but aierw ards found hiding upon the premises
and the watch picked TO her. She had pre-
vousy lived with Brown. The jury returned
verdict OF guilty. and she back to Jail 10 await
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. A few days man named
Phillips riding spirited horse Rousseau street,
the market, when becoming aghed or tated from some
other it reared and fell backward, with its rider
underneath breaking his leg.
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"THE HONOR OF THE MAN."-In view of the
law recently created, and styled the Exemption
Law in Michigan, whereby all laws for the coec-
ton OF debts are virtually abolished and the Honor
of the Man recognized as the only basis of bust
ness transactions, the merchants of Kalamazoo
have held a meeting in sefprotection and self de-
fence The Kalamazoo merchants have not the
same exalted estimate of the Honor of the Man in
Michigan the legislators seem to entertain, but
like good citizens, have resolved to sound the
depths of the peoples honor in private transac-
tons, and test the potency of the law which is 10
be buoyed up by it. Therefore, they have pledged
themselves, to another, to ublish the names
of all who refuse fail satisfactorily adjust The
demands against them at the time agreed upon, at
either of the groceries in the place. And
mutually and firmly agreed thereafter not to trust
the man whose name shall be thus advertised,
being we'll convinced that no man of good inten-
tons and honorable principles will allow himself
he thus posted before his neighbors and fellow
| citizens.
| The tendencies of legislative bodies generally
are depress the interests of the press. Michigan
has given Heightened example to her sister States
| IN this respect. A guarantee that either will the
law he repealed, nor the Kalamazoo merchants
close their doors, would at induce very large
emigration of newspaper publishers from other
States to Michigan. The charge for denouncing
those who forfeit the Honor of the Man will, prob
ably, be about the same for the name of a can
dida,e. And then contemplate the vastness OF the
patronage thus created to newspapers. One an
nouncement of every citizen, for every act of de-
fault, would raise a very good fund be sure, but
every man who buys and does not pay due regard
to dollars and dates, is liable to be published by
every dealer in the State. The cost of taking q
printing office to kalamazoo will now be an anI
ious question among enterprising typos.
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STATE OF PREPARATION IN CUBA---The LOU

STATE OF PREPARATION IN CUBA.---The LOU
isville journal of April 90 confirms the intelli-
gence from other sources, relating to the expecta-
ton by the Cuban Government of another inva-
sion OF the Island, The views of the every
distinguished statesman are doubtless worthy of
all the consideration which those intending to en-
gage in anoth er Crban expedition feel inclined to
give to the subject.
"We had brief conversation, three or four days
ago, with very distinguished stateman who
recently in Cuba. He says that second invasion
is expected in Cuba, and that the Captain General
fully anticipates it. Our distinguished friend is Of
opinion that the invaders, if they succeed in landing
upon the island, will find themselves sadly disap-
pointed with their reception there. He says that
there is large Spanish force upon the island con-
sistng of as brave and well dsci plned officers and
soldiers be found anywhere, and, although
he can OF course know nothing to their fidelity,
he has doubt, that, if they remain true to their
allegiance they will overwhelm very summarily
any band of Adventures who can manage to elude
the laws of the United States and effect landing
in Cuba"
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The brig FIorance from Chagres 9TH April, arrived the
w Pas and put her passengers, "a in number the
boat Pantherey brought to the city yesterday The
Forance proceeded Atakapas take in cargo for the
North.
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JOHN LINDEN vs.. JOHN HENRI BRO NV and
II. NJ DOUGL.4S, IN sOlido. g. In the Second Jus
tees Court NO u,O7S.
pY virtue OF writ OF seizure and sale to me
- directed by the Hon. J. l.. Winter Second Justice of
the Peace in and for the Parish of Orleans will proceed
sell public auction, MONDAY the 18th day of May
1851 at Z O'Clock M at Banks Arcade
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in suburb Darcantel,
designated Nos l, and square No. s. bounded by
peopdas, Livingston, Eysean Fields and Margny
said lots having (Amecan measne) IS feet inches and
lines each Eyean Fields by I4 inches depth,
more there plan dawn j. Briy, and de-
posted in the office OF Jos Cuviler, Notary Public
gether with all the buildings and improvements thereon
seized in the above entitled cause.
Terms and conditions of sale cash.
N. NJ. THOMAS, Constable.
New Orleans, A prl II, 1851 apli
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PUPILS.

HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
of Public Schools. propose taking few pupils along
with my residence in Massachusetts,. The number
will exceed six shall only endeavor to INSTRUCT
them all suitable studes but shat also strict attention
their and morals and consult their wei in al
hngs My residence the Fall River Railroad tive va
hours travel from NewYork, and from Boston, the
10 ders of the pleasant age of Bdeewater shall leave
this city on the Isl Of June Those who wish Tor
further in formation. will find daily at 223 Camp street,
between and 5oclockP. M. [apl4l JOHN A. SHAW.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PLACIDE,S VARIETIES,

PLACIDE'S VARIETIES.
THIS EVENING. Thursday May $751; will presented,
L tune, Brough 'ins edspiation OF
DAVID COPPERFIELD.
Keep Shppehuat
Agnes hrs. ~ Howard
which, wonderful GRE EEK RHlGAS will appear and
through variety elegant ing Faats
attracted large houses in all parts OF the world.
To be followed by Brilliant ADVERTISEMENT, by Mile
Hiariot, III. Vslee and Mons. Msugin.
To conclude with he laughtre Face entitled
BETSY BAKER.
S
~ NOTICE alteration Tins open
al half Z.
ddass.onBoxes second
Is BoIe,, third coored persons only, so
Gallery, as
The Coz efce will be open day, from 10 until O'Clock
,nt tl 5. wien places he taken.
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Per steamship Louisiana, from Maagorda and Galveston
w Poweii-Geo Nash-Hirsch &co-J Mtchel-Cherry,
Henderson neon Brander rmtt-t1arrs Morgan-J NJ
Decampo-M Garcia &cn-R ID ACKNOWLEDGMENT
HI. -Phels-rhorn MEG raih-A Gsndolfo.
Per brig Vandaia from Cha, leson-B Vals-John Bell
G A Holt Mnchsll-Thos Balden-BOndle &co-G Barn.
k-nn- nd rtar
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Tor SALE or BARTER for Dry Goods and
L Groeeries-i2O0 ACRES SUGAR CANE LAND in
Texas situated the Colorado River about miles aboye
The town Of Matagorda. For further particulars apply
the subscriber, at "a Gravier stree.
apl5 i'm JACOB SOFIA, Notary Public.
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CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOBACCO-Fhe subscribers have constantly ~ nnnd
and for ae lots hasers, Cuba Havana orida
Mason County Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri w RAP
PERS AND FILTERS. Also-fobacce in hhts and
baes, sell cted the Mexican market. and plantation
TURNER y REN-HS ~
81 Camp and ABB Tchoupltculns street.
fT- Tobacco baled o order. lei iy
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THE MAYORS CouRr-A Jury was Yesterday drawn a
Recorder Cadwels office. The next term commences on
patI tn,b,
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PRESTON POND, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
MILL give his attention to all business matters
w entrusted his in the parishes of East and West
Feiiciana, Past Baton Rouse and St. Helena.
ET Otfce CLINTON, La
Refer Hon Theodore H. McCaeb or Hon. John w
Crockett New Orleans apt
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~CA TIONt-G
PERSONA r PTURED shnu! be aware thai they have
security against STRANGULATED HERNIA
with all its horrors but in a properly constructed
and wei adapted t r u SS.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRKsCHsT OyTICK,
lu Anxuinu Mar

COttOn-Afte the reception of the Niagaras
srday there was active demand for Cotton and 1000
bales were Sold Prices have again given u Of cent
and quote:
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succession OF John mcDonosh.

NJ All persons indebted Succession Of JOHN McDON
OGH requested max. mmedste the Testamentary
Executors Of his Estate otherwise legal he taken for
recovery Of ali having claims
asan, will present the Office Of EEscuto,
Of Cusomhouse and Royal streets
G. RosRLrus,
F, B.pAQUIN. rsu.u.,.~x
w. e. LevERICH, E.an,asS
A. ID. CRossMAs, A.' y
jal5u j. SPAR SMITH,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


rhn,,as GRs Ma,sSr 9 May !, 1851,
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Union, Budd: NewYork. Babcock q Fenneil
S;:T:s;
ship Henry Nesmiih, Butler, glasgow, ivy HHyna,n
s IL E.d kasSf A ss, kss%sa wnss
Barge Ieman Lohman, Mob,, Jas Fanely
Arrived.
sea%hD h ,1 fn s M%1saa wa Cal
Steamship Maria Bun. Emenon. from Galveston, to Green.
Br she Alex Grant Alexander. from Liverpool I'd March,
:, ,oThos Rogers &co1sh my: pL,.,.,,..
Brig Vandaia Pendlston days from Charleston to master
I'D my.
California Newcomb, from Loulsvl'ier
Gen Scott Jolly. from Cincinnati,
Glencoe, Durham, from Louisville
Music. Sreck, from Laiourc i
Pawnee, Baker. from 81 Louis ,,.,, ,v.,
w A VOlett Gwartney, from Cold water.
Towboat Panther Davis, from the Passes-brought up ship
Alex Grant and bark Pano.
Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Union; sSs,ooo specie, 800
pf. VEL RSfs ship St LOUIS es bales cotton
shp MaImooi te sass C. cotton
Henry SesmiS 10 bales e sSst%
| 1850 bbls flour. 240o slaves, ,-oo,-,
p 1s 50 hhds us SSf 80 bb
w1ffs & AZ pfs, S %G Duncan 1899 . whs,
4s sks CON- IS bbs -four pork. Ioa do whisky ID ok:
bacon 100 c' rope 100 bax " . ard Gd .un ,
| IL casks Lao boxes claret. 100 demIohns
| To
| Imports.
| GALVESTON-Per steamship Louisiana: Cotton, etc.
| GALVEsTON-Per steamship Mana Burt: 2S head O
IIffvfERPooI Per ship Alex Grant: 400 SIX. salt Tho
PHILADELPHIA-Pe bark Pario: Assorted mdse.
|
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MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr
-

t candidate for reeection, CONSTABLE OF the Filth
Peace, Third Municipality Election the third Of
Noxeuber 1851 ap8
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AUCTION SALES.

BY SYKES, HYDE q. CO.
THIS pay May l. at haifpa. 10 oe5ys= win .. sold a,
I55 leg. wrcusht Nail. 80 bale. India TAins; /
sss' ias aa's s - n:% s:e1:,a.
s bo1.. Pleis. 20 Lor., Ale;
10 boIss Cider; % ksgs Lard
q eases sariiass; 50 eoIs. Maesronii
Brandy. Gin, WHISKY Rum Port hsdeir. Curacao, Maraa
sae owl s ba ana @
Dry Goods. Hardware, Boots, Brosans. Hat. and
shoes.
BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
s,y as gs' , 20 isss, be sold heir
DRY ooohs Fancy Priois BIas Dr chses. ,o and
Aso, an iaroice q c,.oTHiSG
As sS5T & sh is s WOOL
Also, an inv nee Of sADDLERY ~
Furniture Furniture. Furniture.
BY j. NJ. WEYMOUTH, Auc1r.
At the Commercial Exchange CDR Sc Charles Peddo
E'RIDAY, May II o'elock-wl be sold hishes,
quasity Of second hand FURNITURE in
order and good as new MI
White. and. ,CoIored. shirts.. aud Ciothins
BY j. b. BLACHE T. CO.
Rooms. y 5hrr 81 's sod at 'ns auction
200 dozen Coiorsd and White Linen Bosom SHIRTS
An .m.q, Of cI.ora,Sd alpaca, Msrins and
AMI Fancy Drilling MerDo Black rsele.
Vesli hecked and York Mill Shirt; Dravers Crava Under
| shirs, Silk fiahds srcbefs.
| An of HATS AND CAPS. m
| Dry Goods. Clothing ..a and Hats
By j. L. TAYLOR 4 CO.
CATURDAY, May 3, halfpast 10 o'ciock-Wi be
| . their Auction Sales Room, 81 Charres
"A gen sssortmen of sEAsONA BILE DRY GOODS, SPRING
AN6 SUMMER CLOTHING lust received ,hp Tarquin from
Boston. -Also-
l. so O q. 80 Brdss Clocks;
20 Palm Fans;
| dozen Mu qaitO Fans;
| Has, Bouts Shoes,
" Good will be exposed for examination early the morun
| Of the sale
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j. l.. TAYLOR a. CO.

hUCIlONEEKS AND CUMHIs5lUN MERCHANTS,
81 Charities street, of Customhouse.
GARDNER SMITH, Auetoneer
~ VIII pay particular attention 70 all Out Door Sales OF Port
Wqyen Succsssions SyndcStps u Sales
CdJgoes damaged Goods. Cotton, ETC.
Aso Household Furniture for persons declining
Housekeeping.
Regular Sales held their Auction Sales Rooms Of
Foreign Goods. apli I'm
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Arrival OF the Steamer Niagara.


The steamship Niagara arrived at Halifax on
Tuesday night, with forty-two passengers
The Franklin and Arctic had arrived out.
liverpool Market--Cotton was dull at decline
of Id. Prices nearly nominal and it almost
impossible to effect sales at the above decline.
Public opinion was decidedly against the market,
in consequence of the large receipts in American
ports. The sales of the week amounted to $4,000
bales. Stock on hand amo nts to 527, 900 bales.
The Manchester market is dull and declining.
Breadstuffs are dull in consequence of the increase
in the receipts of -four from France. Sales OF
canal at 10 to 20s. Ohio 20s. TO 20s. Cd white
33s. yellow 32s. Tobacco is quiet, and prices
were dropping.
Parliament. opposition was made in
Parliament against the Income Tax Bill. Both
houses adjourned to the 2Sth instant without com.
ing to vote.
Wortd's Fair. The Queen will open the
Worlds Fair in person and in state. The public
will be excluded from the ceremony
KaHr Wharf.-The British troops have gained
victory the kaffirs. There is prospect OF I
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Roo IT. .........lS,u3
ST. Lawrence. 7.m2
Sea Flower :. L. te
Saranac r.-.... I,ln1
H.6El,zabeth ..li,mS
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Mr.. WEBSTER IN BosToN. We find this
interesting telegraphic sketch in the Baltimore
American of the 23d. The New York CONNER
cal, of the evening of the 3d. has fuller report
of portion OF the speech, up to the time when the
paper had to be put to PRESS but it contains nothing
more, in substance, than is given here:
Boston, april %, ten o'clock, P. M Mr.
Webster arrived here to-day, and was greeted by
immense concourse of people, who escorted
him to the Revere House. In compliance with
long continued calls he made speech, in which
he expressed his qualification at meeting the citi-
zens of Boston, and congratulated them upon the
passing away of the recent CONFUSION; and showed
he analogy between occurrences in the national
and political world which, after their agitation is
over, leave calm and sunshine behind them He
expressed farther his gratitude for the kindnesses
they and their fathers had shown him, and stated
whatever good he had done was owing to their
constant support and friendship. He also congrat-
ulated them that the events of the past year had
placed the country under happier auspices. We
clearer, breathe deeper, and feel more assurance
of the perpetuity OF institutions. He then went
to speak at considerable length of the character
of institutions, their advantages, etc. Great
enthusiasm prevails.
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Summary OF the Latest News.

The following items of latest news, are collated
from the Picayunes dispatches:
The Cuban Eupedttiom.--Nothing further has
been heard at Washington of the Cuban expedi-
ton. The Saranac, Albany and Decatur, of the
Home Squadron, the look out The steam
frgate Susquehanna is in readiness at Norfolk. 1t
Is supposed that the attempt has been abandoned.
Commissioner Eaobank.-The charges against
Commissioner Ewbank have been dismissed
Shtpureek.-A vessel, arrived at Boston from
Marsellles, reports having taken off from the ship
J. q. HUMPHREYS, the officers and crew OF the brig
Tonquin, from Cardenas for New York. which
vessel was abandoned at Rum Keys.
At Nashville, on the 3Oth the Cumberland river
was falling with scant four feet water the shoals
Miss Jenny Lind's concert at Baltimore, on the
29th, was postponed on account of sudden indis
position.
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COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StChares
street, Julia street.-The subscriber having
purchased this old established yard and laid fresh supply
OF Coal prepared dshyer in lots 10 suit TO his tnends
and old the srd the best quality OF PITTS
prRG ANTHRACITE, ENsLIsH AND AMERICAS CAMEL
Coat. JOHN ". bhOWEN
Orders NAV he left at the store of Brewer 4 Co.
No II Camp street jail 6m3p
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+. REPPEL VS.. B.9PTISTE .ANTOINE.. Docket
j page 5l....No. 1A,l63 of the City Court Of .NeU
Orleans.
pY virtue Of plunus alias writ of seizure and
- sale 70 me directed by the Hon T. Winter, Second
public Aution ut Banks Arcade, on MONDAY, the 18th
day of May, 1871. at IL clock NJ
a LOT Of GROUND situated in suburb IRENE. in the
square within Peu,, Roman Co umbus and La
hurpe Streets making part of lot No. of square No. 10,
said lot Is feet inches lines front Roman
by 100 feet depth, bounded side towards Columbus
BY lot and the side towards aharpe By
the other half of said lot No. seized the above entitled
cause satisfy the Judgement rendered therein.
Terms of sale cash NJ. NJ. THOMAS, Constable
New Orleans Apr IL. 1851. apI4
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Tea " ~ ehOsssc.

No. % Camp sire !, New Orleans.
THE largest assortment OF G. R ZEN and B LAC I
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S36O,OOO.

THOMAS A. ADAMS, npsdsst.
MosKs GREENWOOD, vicAPtsidsa
CHARLES ]. MANs0RI, SecFetaTy.
Directors. a..
SAMUEL Bsl J. r. N0, C. A. Aavs~, .
G<ady 6rks, John M Bal, o. L. DasssHsss,
Moses G-srnsood, NJ o. H. Norto~, r. Psisy PsAs,
j. A. 6oysiE G. s. HaDkrs, T. Tdylov,
VIM p. C0pSrss r. B. .5u7u~, f. CnnSd1W.
David Haos- 81, FL M Wright, NV Carroll,
John D Ben Nv Zae,a-is, J. R;Hovd,
J. W. Stanon, Cornsiils Fsitosas, W. +. PrsfsHhsy
Nacan Jarvis, C. r. Buaesnts Joan 0. Woodv0,
George Jonas ". B. MrCasehso~, a. Mummy,
p sanms. Lo.ds OsSaau1, s. H. K~msdy, Ust
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MADAME DWELL

ID ESPECTFUbIY informs Ladies Gentlemen of New
IL Europe
residence No AZ of Oh eve and EpsuHde
the Mint Present. Past and Future
NJ Cou.uitatior- Gentleuen 81 Ladies apps
MADAME YORK-This celebrated Philoso-
WI pher Astroogs and PLY siognons and of the
Egyptian Oraces of Fate respectfully informs the ladies and
Gentlemen of New Orleans that she will remain in the
for short time and be consulted in Of the above
her office, No. 2S Gravier between ST.
Peter aud ST. Paul streets
e5- Madam Y, if desired. will give chronological
Charts, with announcements of the head temperament,
etc. Consultation 81. ap2i I'm
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NOTICES.


n n Washin gton Artillery, Attention
~ a ~ arirrs rom The trsdq1sfsr 4 Big
ny ~ NJ Genera L. TRACY Commanding 1T Brigade s D
~ w vtson. Toujsiane Nttfs The Company parade
fnaniryJ
On husDAY next 18Th O'CLOCK p NJ precisely for
inspseuon and Dr. =, en- Lsays-s sqnars.
90 THGksDAr EvENIsG May All O'Clock for
tain sp24 D.. W. C.CAMPBELL lr,ieriy Sergeant.
- Red Rover Hose Co. No: l6.
IN ~ The eficers and Of tsi, Company
sArGapAiS' i H., the s o:.,1 %ons; mesios CO
requested business Of importance viii be br%gh;
before The meeting. BY order.
apo j. q. KENDALL, Secretary pro tenn.
-e>s-
L. O. .. F.
To- Opp FKLLowa' HALL ASSOCIATION = Notice i,
hereby given, that election will be held MONDAY
5th May next at the Office Of g Odd Fellow Hall Aocia
on No. 10 Camp street. for the purpose Of choosing
Directors for FRI the date their election.
apps te G. w. SHAW, sscretary pro TEN.
TT DR.. 3. W. Dalton, whose duty it is 10 vaccinaie
those Children Public Schools Of second Municipality
Who ~ require for prevented
BY dong nov able prepared
discharge duty and the Principals and Teachers
the such children his Office for
~ Others desiring protection assins, the SMALL Pox,
respect fully his Office Ts Crcus street JAZZ
-e>e-
Succession of Amos Hough.
NJ All peroas having any the Of AMOS
HoUGH deceased hereby notified make themselves known
of their respective css and the titles o.
which they ar established
ELISA WINFREE, Bdministratrix
~ Apply w BUFORD Braaari Jackson
aud Josephine Lafayette communications left at this Office vii
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UNION GALLERY
Grand Prize (Once1.f.

rs superior OIL PAINTINGS and ENGRAVINGS
Exhibited No. 81 St Charles
- give the satisfaction his patrons Mr.
GALvANI has removed give his Concert in the
ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
place the 5th 18th tn The
Tickets will the same, adj tJnal chance
the distribution will given those who have purchased and
purchase Tickets for the Concert The npossby
obtaiqng the this
change, which hopes will with the appreciation his
tnerous friends. APPS 3dp tt
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HYDE & GooDRIcH VS.. J. " D0LBEAR;; -

HYDE & GOODRICH VS.. j. W. DOLBEy4R. In
the Second Justice Court Nos lA ILL., l,l54,
1l,l55. ,l56
I N virtue of five writs of f. ia, to me directed in
the above entitled causes will offer for sale public
auction. at Banks Arcade MONDAY, the 5th day OF
May 1851 at IL clock following described property,
seized satisfy the judgments rendered in he above entitled
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in suburb Annuneiation
designated by the numbers and in "a bounded by
MepOmene, Thaia Maunsei and Clara in The city
Of said lots having each 80 feet front Clara
by l26 feet inches and lines depth-lo forming
the of Tha,a and Clara streets.
Terms cash. NJ. M. THOMAS, Constable.
NewOrleans April l, 1851. ap2