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MONUMENT TO A REVOLUTIONARY HERo.-
The Massachusetts House of Representatives has
passed resolutions appropriating $4,000, to erect
monument on Acton Common, to the memory Of
Captain Isaac Davis, who fell at the old North
Bridge, on the 10Th of April 1775.
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SLAVE TRADE.-From official documents it ap-
pears that. of the vessels engaged in the Bra
lillian slave trade, nineteen were from Massachu-
sets, twelve from NewYork, three from Pennsyl-
vania, three from Maine, two from Rhode Island,
and one from Connecticut
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SOUTHERN NEW YoRK.-The population in
lS40 in fourteen counties, was 746,7 In
1850, l,10S, 71s-showing an increase of nearly
fifty per cent within ten years.
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Throat Hill,
BRONCHITIS.
CONSUMPTION

70 The difference between these Diseases clearly pointed out in
language adapted to readers by Dr. HALL III Jana St
forS at l t,,,un nv J u. STEEL.
nR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Snrseon, would
- announce the citizens OF this city and itsHA
vicinity thar he prepared to attend 70 Al
in his line entrusted his Dr. Elliott hopes <HA
his long experience as Veterinary Surgeon will n.s
him large business he spent nlre in the vete.
rnary College of France five Prussia and the last
five years in this city with success The Doctor
charges are from 81 TO 90 upon any durable disease
Advice gratis.
f The Doctor be found at all hours of the dav and
night at TsttersaPs Stables. st. Cha les street. -
kT FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
and for sale. le14 3m
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UNION GALLERY,
No. 10 81. Charles street. m, stairs.

kAIi!BlTION Of Select, Ancient and Modern PAINT
W. iNGSGIhe Ne Plus Ultra of the Art OF Painting,
VIEW of IEsERiFfk. with gorgeous sunset by the
hraled debrand Fainter to the King of Prussia CHRIST
hklNa CkSnWNED WIIHTHoRNs, by ludovico Caracei...
S,NrTLE fiECE, by Rosa de Iivole. RACE BEFORE
MEAT, by Sir David Wkie. fine specimen OF painting
from the Pencil OF Beard, entitled The SQUArTERs Por.
specimens Of Ancient and Modern An forming the best
coneenon OF PAINTINGS ever exhibited in this country
Each person visiting the Union Gallery vii be emit
bnton Of Fifteen Paintings to be seen at Armstrong; Ex
May. 1851. " ~ ' " ~ " ' "
ER ODen during the Day and Evening (el3 If
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PROFESSOR SCHUMAcHER.-This distinguished
savan, the astronomer in the observatory at Altona
died on the 18th of December, in his seventy-first
year. For many years he has been before the sci
entfc world, the editor Of the "Astronona,selie
NacArichten.n
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$36O,OOO.
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES.
CLOTHING.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S
"oNE PRICE" sTORE,s ~.
a. MAGAZINE Street.

ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S
"oNE PRICE" STORE, $1,000
~ MAGAZINE Street,
10 We are constantly receiving large additions
to stock of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ana Gas.
FuRMsHIxa COoDs. to which We invite The
attention of purchases Our aostmsnt Of al desuptisns
Of Clothing is very compees. Il .es
The following is partial list Of sr,ees.
~ COATSs
s: s. :.s es Ssss Gle se D ss ss
sIa ey Ss cs Sc Costs
ssss md . II Z. s.
Blue missd and fancy eoorsd Beaver Ssosh Sack
prsb bae and ps coA g. Sac. and f.s
Blu ws. s& & s.: md
Superior sss sss sa cs ss s.S. Sac Goats
Real English Pilot Cloth Cloak,
Robe de chambrs~ vr.w,
Black and colored sink s.tin Vests.
Very rich Ball sOd Enbr9idsrea Cloth vests,
Single and double breasted black and coorsd Cashmere Do
Single and double breasted black Cashmere vs.s
Very rch Satin and rn.el Ball Vesl. s''
PANTALOONss ~
French fancy eolaIsd Dossln Psas.aoas
ssa% sss'i
sae Ps c Dss .Pa ausa5 Pana'0n
Scotch Tweed al Wood and Tartan Psnaloous.
Riding Cord, French and English cotsonade Panaooas.
FURNISHING GOODS. 81
White Cotton shiss With Linen Blossoms and coll.n- ~
Fancy Gnshsm and Calico shirt. q ~
xsTca fSs sT SADE OF FUR new .ud b..u.
y pii Wool assos si: .aa pu..
Blue red and Whit Flannel Shirts and Drawers -
Silver gray s, Eide. ns,. ,S n.sas Hail Hoe
civeda arlv virh
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CouNTERFEITING.-Ten persons have been ar
rested In New York for counterfeiting, and a large
quantity of base coin has been seized
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The Southern Rights Convention met at Mont
gomery, Alabama, on Monday 10th instant. Col
Thomas Williams was chosen President
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout.
A Speedy Care Guaranteed.

MITCHELL'S INDIAN RHEUMATIC EN-
w TRACT, which has effected so many wonderful cures
in Louisville and other places the Ohio within the last
an Indian preRarsti9n PyRkLyVEsrl AsLE and perfectly
hainiess ~ - Meatherio,t, Major Thomas NJ Hicks,
AZ MA s s;s;u g. ss and bos otLss LOUISVILLE
To cure.
~" Call and get circular.
RAYMOND y PATTEN, Louisville. Ky,
JaN I'm S0ls Agents for the United States.
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Brlnckley Bishop, who convicted during the
recent session of Bib County Georgia. Superior
Court, of the murder of Turner Smith, was on
Friday last brought before Judge Stark, and SEN
fenced to be hung on the 2sth day of March next.
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COAL.

COAL-COAL-COAL-Prices Reduced!
English Camel Coal,
ship Sai il and 'r 'f a It g S 10 barrels
''''' sn a ss fsas FL iiss Barrel
of ca'tage.
Pittsburg Coal.
10000 ~ BARREts choice picked Lump Coal expressly
Oae's Is a Is' pss sal ssss a a s1.iss'
$50 d.sss a. sSSs large
to suit purchasers at "a per Gask.
Anthracite Coal.
100 CASKS Peach Orchard Rel Ash. and Lackawana.
aad BuSe ss e and
s6 to q, per cssk.
Cd Y at @ ss above
As.: Al Si III WELFARE ifE as"a g. to-
So into %
tons amles etc., at the lowest prices. tel2 3pf
ENGLISH CAMEL COAL, at 81 per barrel.
Coal , now handing from ship Ri9hsnl Asop and win
Camp ' Us l% :: me '0:i o 8 e s!1 SkoWER
KANAWHA COAL-Ths very superior Can.
IN mel Goal from the West Virginia Coal Mining Com.
THOMPSON Coal YARD, St. Charles street, Of Juia
street, in lots 70 suit. 1t gnes easily, burns with great clear
~ For orders OF not less than twenty barrels liberal dis
count VIII be made. JOHN G. BROWER,
~ Orders left at the Yard. at the Of B. Brower
Co. Camp st. will receive prompt attention Jazz lms
THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StChares
street, corner # Julia street-The subscriber having
p g this old yard and laid in fresh supply
and the old customers the Yard. the best quality Of PITTs
BURG BURG, ANTuRAoITI, ENGLISH AND AMrRIcAs CAMEL
GOAL. JOHN g. BROWER.
~ Orders may be left at the store of Brewer 4 Co.,
q. ,a11 Sr.2p
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COnsigneea.

Per ship Frances from BostOn-PTice & Frost-T Medley
&co-Pickett, Perkine &co-S Ewing-I W Arthur REQ
Cochran &co-Edgell Muliord &co-Horell. Gayle &
COW Y Patch &co-D ]. shearer-C T Buddecke &co-
Per ship Statesman, from Boston-Horell, Gayle &co-B
!. shaw-Beebe &co-kennedy Foster-O Benet-C T
Webster-PIce FIost---Frost Il Barlow-Norh Bros-M
Gross-A Whitmarsh--Foster &co-F Foger &co-John
Shaw &co-Kennett, Dix &co-Tutis. Fermor & Hobart
p Taylor-Edgel milford &co-Pickett. Perkins REQ
and order
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Fancy Bats.
CyHIIDREN's FANCY
~ DRESSES,
FuRS, FURS, FURs,
LADIES' VTCTORINES,
CUFFS COLLARS, ETC.
OVER D'ARcY's HAT STORE,
}. sTEUART, Agent,
ielI 6t corner Canal and Chartres sta.
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One of Raymond II Co.'s panthers, worth $500,
died at Cincinnati on the 9th.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
.ArlrupE aso 57 a00 N.-Lonsrupr SOC in Time Ga.


Arrived.
Bark Roa. Jarvis IL days from Chsges in ballast to ma.
Brig Unon Radovic, days from Matanzas to PUG Mir
Nc0-lst my.
masfer--P0nt. "
sci'r John Roaf. Morrison. 4days from Tampa Bay to
schr Chpoa. Rookie days from Apalachicola. Ro-
- STEAMBOATS,.
America, Johnson, from ClarksyiIe,
Dove, Box, from Fort Smith.
Flora Basset. from Vermlion.
sas Mil!ingar, Norton, from Cincinnati.
Mary Foley, Daieres. from Lockport.
Nashville, Bellsynyder, from Nashville.
New World, Moore from Ouachita River.
Pacific, Fithian, from St Louis
Princess No 3, Holiness from New Carthage.
Red River, Franks, from Port Caddo.
81 Paul, J0re, from st Louis
Shamrock, Wilson. from minden.
St Charles, Apologize, from Shreveport.
Towboa Die Vernon, Smith. from the Passes-brOught MP
bark kola and brig Union.
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FATAL RENcoNTRE.-The Macon (Ga) Tele
graph Of the 18th inst says "a rencontre took
place in East Macon, on Saturday night, between
Edwards and - West which resulted in the
death OF the latter Edwards had just been par
doned from the Penitentiary, where he had been
sonfned for assault with intent to murder He
has made his escape''
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Gus! Gas Gus!
ECONOMY IN GAsi

A l.. SCOVILL'S PATENT GAS BURNERS
can he procured at II Poydvas st. up stairs The Pa
tent Gus Burner gives brilliant light and Is saving
compared with the old burners. proper person will be
lel2 A. R. BAKER & CO.. agents.
PHILADELPHIA SEED and HORTIC ILL.,
= TURAL ESTARLiSHMENT-S. MAupAy. dealer
IN Seeds etc.. informs his friends and customersth $50
ne IS now prepared to fiji orders in his line any 3
n ny many late additions to his stock of Fruit and w
full supply.
Country Dealers and Seed Stores supplied with wholesale
quantities at the shortest notice.
Catalogues Of Fruit Trees Plants Seeds etc., furnished
gratis to applicants.
Orders may be addressed 10 the Branch Establishment No.
% Graver street. the undersigned at the
Rising Sun Village near Philadelphia.
ia4 I'm 8, MAUPAY
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NEW ORLEANS:
-
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, 1881

The revenue Of France for the year 1850.
amounted according to the official statement lust
published, to ,242,000 francs; that of 1913 hav.
ing been GIG, 790, 900 francs, and that of 1S49.
7Ol, $4,000 francs. The income from the duty on
beet sugar in 1S4S 22S24 900 francs and in
1885, it amounted to 80 526, O3O francs the revenue
from colonial sugar on the contrary had decreased
A SOUTHERN MANUFACTURING VILLAGE
From the Cahawba (Ala) Gazette, we clip this in
teresting description Of the village which spring up
in the forest almost in day. We spoke of this
very spot some months since, when attempting to
show that manufactures were of more advantage to
the farmers than to the capitalists:
The company was organized on the 18th of
August, 1S4S, and the capital stock is 1877 000
The size of the factory building is one hundred and
fifty feet long, and fifty feet wide is built OF brick
with tin roof, and window and door stills of cast
iron. There 5000 spindles, 100 looms, AZ
cards, with other necessary machinery for spndles
The fabric manufactured is, osnaburgs, 80
inches wide, weighing ounces to the yard; rs
shirting No. Ia thread 5 Id ounce cotton warns,
all sizes, from No. to Is.
There are now employed in the factory,
eighty operatives-a majority of them females.
When all the machinery is in operation, one hun
dred and ten will be required, and the daily pro-
duct will be 1000 yards OF CLOTH forty yards per
loom.
There is water enough to move double the ma
chinery, at all seasons Of the year, but there has
been some difficulty in consequence of the water
wheel not having capacity sufficient to all the
machinery. That difficulty, however, is soon to be
remedied.
Autaugaville has grown up in the woods dur.
ing two years past II now has a population of
three hundred and fifty souls--four mercantile
establishments-two churches and third is soon
to be built, and two good schools The village is
situated some two or three miles from the Alabama
river. and about the same distance from Prattville
and Vernon, and is rapidly increasing in popua-
ton and importance.
Autauga county is now the banner county
Of the State in manufactures.
1t is unnecessary to advise our friends to
patronize the Autauga Manufacturing Company"
for they will give their assistance in sustaining
Southern establishment in preference to patroniz-
ing, indirectly. the overgrown monopolies Of the
North.n
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREsCEST OyUCE,
Tuesday Morning. February Is. 1861.
Cotton-The market was heavy yesterday, and few
parties seemed disposed operate the sales reached barely
5000 bales at irregular prcss. Weyet repeat previous
figures.
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The gig used by Stephen Girard, during his
lifetime, was sold at Philadelphia at auction, on the
9th instant.
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Extensive Catalogue Sale Of 1000 bbls. Refined
Sugars, French Brandies, Wines. Sardnes in OIL
Brandy Fruits

Extensive Catalogue Sale Of 1000 bbls. Refined
Sugars, French Brandies, Wines. Sarines OIL
Brandy Fruits,
BY BERNARD TURPIN, Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY the 18th instant at 10 o'clock, will be
w Aucton al the Of Messrs Theo Baly
Agents of the Battle Ground Sugar Refinery No. IS
1000 bs refined Sugar double oaye small loav Jumps
powdered, white clarified &c per catalogue
SO pigs French Brandies, the following Cason
Peievoisin, &c, under Cusomhouse Keys.
26 pipes Hoani tnNolets Imperial Eagle in Cuztomhouse
Stores.
100 boxes Brandy chesLafaure Chaielain IT,
so boxes Fruit in their Juice.
40 casks Caret-Cote de Bourg.
35 bbs White Wine.
l50 boxes CIaret-St Julien.
80 Sarins in oChatan, IT,, Basset
one-third, one-haf, and boxes
Stores
100 baskets genuine Guignoles.
go boxes AhtyEh-Dubier Pre Fills in Stores
l60 baskets Sweet OLA Glly & Mauner
And variety of other Articles, whchwl be mentioned the
N D. Samples of Sugar will be ready Of pur
ehasers at the office Of Messrs r. Blanchard
Cnsomhouse street, on Monday 18th inst feb Is
IODaccO.. Tobacco. Tobacco
BY SYKES, HYDE T. CO.
"WEDNESDAY February 10, 10 o'clock-Wi be sold
w 30 Magazine street, close consienments--
CTS boxes Virginia Manufactured TOBACCO comprising
ea assortment Of choice and medium brands of pounds
Terms cash, fel5
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ROIS DARC SEED-Just received and 80
- proved good by sprOuted samples, for sale at
- u, GAYS New Seed Store, CrOssman street.
IL Plant Depot. l39 81. Charles street. fell lw
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There no less than nine editors in the two
branches of the Wisconsin Legislature
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NOTICES..

essrge Washington Lodge No. IS.
s si r fs s2siiss q &c s'i is
ss s,.s@ BE- !. ss sssa e.
Jeeksen FIRE &c, Ne. ~.
.s. The .s.s: :f $:::,:s n
Ish hsif.pss; se.ssi. Z EsnsY esas
fei7 : I6aS . GsusEA. sss.....,.
49,
Fire Department..
n An having claims asans the Fire. Of
this city requested haad en es, Of the a"issna
before the 2oh inst.
.ss ssse. M.. ri c % Cas-
k EDwnkP II EosplsK 3 Gi. mp. :''sst. c,ss,
Hope Hook and Ladder Fire Co. No, q.
D- meeting Company. of Ysbru.ry
hall Railroad Morsau streets, following
gentiemes elected oficers, to Wit:
d. BRADBURY, Foreman.
I; 9yIs s ADAMS, s.s Assi.tsnt.
SAMUEL BARNES, Secretary,
FRANCIS BURGK, Treasurer
true the minutes:
feiss THos. n soYLAN. Secretary Pro ssm.
Notice.
- All Powers of Attorney heretofore given by hereby
revoked. fs's 5. WOLFE. IS Camp street
kV N0tiee.-The COMMITTEES appointed for obtainine
subscriptions Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL, al
please ca hes Hendon Gsins No. IS Canal street.
get their Subscription Books. !
u The hembes Of the Comtntiee will daily ones
of a. t. LoNsDALE Esq a.vier street. al hAfp...
O'Clock is2sd Signed, ". c. CAMMACK, Chairman
-~>~-
Second Municipality Lyceum.
NJ The Lectures Lyeeum Hall will be delivered on
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS o'e,ock, P. N.
The Distinguished Dr. J. LAWRENCE SMITH il engaged 10
deliver upon subject Chenstsy He viii be
followed BY other learned Professors upon departments
Science, during the contemplated
| aing the Library and Lyceum.
The OF admson whole
| as follows;
Season Ticket admitting gentleman and ladies. s.
Ticket to single Lecture...- 81
10 Tickets may obtained Librarian
Municipality Hail. jazz
II DR.. 9. w. Dalton Whose duty II il to vaccinate
those Children Of the Public Schools Of the Second Municipality
who and desire has been for
by sickness from doing he now however, able and prepared
discharge that duty and the Principals Teachers
ssvrsl Schools send children bis office for popo
tB other desiring protection agant the SMALL POx,
respectfully invited to call his Office i7s Circus jaz7
-H>e-
~ Notice il hereby given that application has been
made the Louisiana State Bank Duplicate
No isa dated January 1895 no full paid)
the Louisiana Suite BANK in the of JOSEPH FOWLER
the original Of which has been mIaAd W. B0GARr
ia1eod Curator Of the Estate Of J. Fowler, Jr.
~ Notice.-The undersigned has resumed business on
his and will aid in the liquidation
late house Of LEvERICH Co., dissolved BY the
EDWARD J. Walsh nso W. LEvERIcH.
| Succession OF John McDonogh.
NJ All indebted the succesaion Of John McDON
OCH immediate payment the
Executors OF his Eatate otherwise legal steps
the of all unquda,ed claiur and those having
neanAt Estate will present the Office Of
| corner of Custonhouse and Royal streets.
.,.. FL EN-! H.:
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The partnership
heretofore existing under the name and firm of VIII
LIAM Low Il co. was dissolved on the 23d day of d
cember last. All persons having claims against said firm
will please present them to the Undersigned for settlement
hs office. l3a Camp street. NewOeans, Feb. A. 1851.
| fel5 81 CHARLES FERGUSON.
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MADAME EMERV

MADAME EMERY,
The Seventh Daughter Gypsy FAMILY,
PEGS LEAVE 10 inform the citizens of Orleans that she
- receives vista at her residence ass street.
Juna anu st Joseph streets, where
them Of the PRESENT and the FUTURE 'f'
r. s-Laies anu Gentlemen wishing
which surround hem and lsex,se their prospects, will do
well by calling on Madame T.. Price so CENTS
GS- Hour from TO 49, A. and To p NJ lac CIV
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.MATANZAs-Per brig Union: 2s7 bags. SOL bxs sugar
PnIg, Mir &eo.25 bags coffee PUG y PUG &co; -
bbs molases Shaw Szco46 do 30 hhds sugar McCono-
chic y ponnsIE41 hides. bxs petries Capt Morrison.
Wood u Low-25 do Brander, Williams &co-2s do r G
Rogers &cO--7 do White scOTotal, 1874 bales cotton.
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For sale at wholesale on the most liberal terms.
o2iuis ]. BREWSTER AZ Common NJ

NOTlCE-JoHN g. WEBER, having disposed
OF his Boot and Shoe Store. corner of Camp and -
Duplantier SIS, has been enabled add former
offensive stock, At his Old Stsld, conner cf
soo.. 81 ment of Ladies Geniiemens, and Children
prices The public, and particularly the ladies as
my solicited to call and examine his ssh stock Of soo
leo In
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SAlES OF JkWElRY CONTINUED. 70
SEMI WEEKLY Sales, without reserve, of very fine &%A
Jewelry, Silver ware Diamonds. Watches Man Ra$
tel Ornaments, Fancy Articles, etc. close OnelAAiNA
of the best stocks in the city.
BY N. VIGNIE, AuctiOMeer.
MILL BE SOLD, without reserve 70 Chartres street.
w every TUESDAY and FRIDAY a 10 O'Clock, A. M
An extensive and well assorted stock Of GOLD JEWELLERY
valuable Diamond Rings and Breastpins splendid
Wuchss Silver and Plated Ware Clocks
Mane Ornaments Bronze do Lamps Of different and styles
elegant Chinaware hne Glassware Guns
assortment OF Fancy Articles
Country Merchants ousekeepe otes
Terms cash. jal6 If
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ADJUSTMENTS.
a., M,IIe JENNY LIMBS ,

Ndd~ Men, rNNWV I UNnso "a.
G47AE M ll0 0LNN1 AAND y -
X3AS SIXTH GRAND CONCERT !X5.k
In NEW ORLEANs. AS
~ At the ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
PROGRA MI ME-. PART /.
m y.r.,,. " ID
.
' ss0.,o. u.v,~<&s
49,.
"''" 'hi' my n s..sr '' lI,- $3.50 ''--'nandei
FANTASIA nm the yoiu-.i Tremolo." u. p.,,o,
MIR. Joseph Burke,
cAyATtN. La,qo al faco,um. ,,u Barbisre, ao..;,i
stumor ReIlettt.
scrr. .p,.-.c.,,. me- ,,,N.,u., r.,,
N''A a"' VIZ ''''''--."en'ni
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"BORDEAUX-Per ship Oscar: 46 bales cotton, "a bales
petries. hhds beeswax Al ,74S slaves, 1000 panks
HAVREPer ship Carack $50 bales cotton 1900 slaves
4 bbls sugar
LIVERPOOI.-Per ship Trumbull: 27a6 bales cotton.
NEW YORK-Per brig st George: 100 hhds and 80 bbs
molasses
APA A-Per schr Aurela: 10 hLis So gar 40
bbs mOasses l78 do flour, cks and bacon 20 hf b
kegs lard, IL bags feathers, 8 do corn and sundnes
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Extensive Sale Of French BrandIes, Wines. sar.
dimes, etc.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. co.
MONDAY, February ~ at halipast 10 ocockWl sold at
IVA auction the OF the Importers Messrs Eugene
reau Co No. II and 10 ST. Louis street, following WINES
bhhNDlES etc all Of direct Importation and
house keys, entitled to debenure--
$50 packages Of Brandy, Of the following brands gnee
Charles s. Vincent, Lafontnne, A. Canus II. Co
hennessy. Lagrange Martel & Co.. o,ard, Dupuy Co
Mmier freres in halt and quarter pipes and
81 hallcasks White Wine;
9 cases Brandy Prunes; do Fruits in inject
D pipes Mateira, direct importation Lisbon;
70 do do Mavoise do. do. do. do.
1000 toxes Caret, st. Julien;
$50 boxes Sarnes A. CaInus Philippe Cuuauds halves
tiers and whole toxes.
No Catalogues will be ready three days previous sale
giving full particulars OF brands,
caah $500, GO days. $780, mon hs
over $1,000 months for approved paper. tells
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ENGLISH CAMEL COAL, at 81 per barrel
- The subscriber has $50 superior ENGLisH CAMEL
Coal. landing from ship Richard AlsOp, and will re.
ceive orders A. the Thompson Coal Yard St Charles street.
corner OF Julia street, the of b. Brewer Co II
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Catalogue Sale. or Dry tsoods
BY j. Ii. BLACHE d CO.
"WEDNESDAY, February 49, sold at their
W auction looms, No. II Charities
$50 packages and lots Of Seasonsbe DRY GOODS
I'll STRIPES and Log Cabin Ceonades white and
is eintroidered Bate pEcosse
chiefs black Merinos Cotton Velvet Russia sheengs
Musn Tape Baregss sk and Satin raasols Umbrellas
Linen Towels, Silk Cavas Madras
chiefs, Brown Driiings Linen Meetings., etc. etc.
Terms liberal at
Cnaogues will be ready and goods may be early
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-18

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