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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-01

The RISE OF MEN OF EMINENcE.-Mr. Disney,
member of Congress from Ohio was f,rmerly
house painter; Senator Dickinson worked at a me.
chanicaf trade until after he attained his majority
H. L. Turney, U. s Senator from Tennessee, and
Andrew Johnson, Representative from the same
State, were and lallors and there are in Con.
gress many others who are mechanics Gen. Hous-
ton worked at his trade as halter until after he
was twenty one. Justice Mckinley, of the u S.
Supreme Court, was carpenter and jDner The
history of Benjamin franklin, Roger Sherman,
Gen, Greene. Gen. Putnam, and hundreds of 9th.
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PHILADELPHrA LIVERPOOL STEAMsHIPs.-A
number of merchants of Philadelphia have agreed
provided $4,000 of the stock of the proposed line
of steamships from that port to Liverpool shall be
taken during the present week, subscribe or pro-
cure subscribers for the entire balance themselves
There is no doubt therefore, of the speedy estab-
ishment of the line
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-Resolued By
~ the Mayor and Council Of the Topn Of Carrolton,
That all who their taxes now due for the
1851 before the 18th February shall be allowed
per discount The due and the Collector is
hereby authorized to deduct said centase from their ba
And all failing pay said before said time, shall
be charged The legal their oils from the LIST Janu
ary. inst Adopted January 10. 1851.
Published BY order Of Council.
ja29 At C. c. PORTER, Comptroller.
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OYY1cE BOARD OF UsDERwRIrKRs,
NewDrieans, Jan. 8, 1851. :
4 or LolI IL 4.

~ y NNcCVtDH pUdIu udy ueUs
lowing preamble unanimously adopted vit
whereas Some vessels from Eastern in he United StAe
spd especially from Boston, Of and other
property decks which the decks and
leak thereby damaging the without arising from bad
" eaiher perls Of ths ; therefore, be il
Resolved That from and after the first day of February 1884,
be considered insured the COMPARES Agencies
this Board subject partial loss particular
heavy loads from any
in the Unt,d States New Orleans.
81 62dp 2o3dp JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
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The first State Agricultural Convention ever
held in Pennsylvania, organized informally Harrisburg on
the 2ist.
Measures are in progress in New York city, to
monument to the of Col Charles Baxter who
distinguished himself in the late Mexican War.
The ink for printing bank notes in London b
madeom the cacned leaves and seeds of grapes and forms
of the finest and darkest imprns that be found.
Col. Hall, of Bridgeport, who has taken some
pains to investigate the spiritual knockngs in Straora
and elseN here, il giving public lectures the ar He
rap - anywhere, and in any required Quantity eonal
TO any OF the " spiritual agencies
We learn from the Norfolk Argus that project
is on loot in that city establish line Of steam packets be
tween Norfolk end New York One person alone has sub
scted thousand dollars of the amount re-
and The balance the Argus sure, will readily be taken By
business men of that city. "
The Inauguration of Gov. Ford of New Jersey.
took place at Trenton 22d before the Iersanye IL
SAYS The Fugitive Law is binding resistance is rebellion
New jersey was and should favor Of
the n'on He believes the tariff of 1886 correc bnt Il
should be somewhat modified on iron.'' '' '"' -
The ship Zurich, from Havre, went ashore on
the nigh, of the 10Th ult, Cranberry Inlet twenty
soa of Sandy Hook She had valuable Of French
NewYork in steamer The capacity Of the Zurich Is 10
TONS and vaued 900. Fully insured in New Vol
Philadelphia and Baltimore. N'
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NEW YORk-Per steamship Fanny; Assorted uod.e
BELEAST-per ship John w White: HAY 10 master
hONG IsLAND-Per bark Geo Smouse 65yO bushels
N0RFoLk-Per bark Virginian: Ass'd mdse and slaves
B ALTIMORE-Per bark Elizabeth: Assorted mdse and
81 slaves order 1 "iu'0 nnu
master. ~ ~ o''"A nhe 10
LlSB0S-Per bark Austin: 900 bushels salt 50 pipes
VINE: 40 hNs oranges w Hynson '' WI N
tHlLADELPHlA-Per brig A Taylor: Ass'd mlse
AfALACHICOLA-Per schr Aurora Borealis: s. bales
COT on order-tS do Wood Low-9 do Il {, Rogers REQ
Toal, l67 bales cotton. N~N0 ''D''' D'o wv
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,
JEFFERSON Cry,

JEFFERSON CITY,
Friday Evening, January 81, 1851.
Arrived during the past week, 9s5 head of Beef Cattle,
496 Hogs, 1853 Sheep. I04 Mich Cows 40 Calves The
supply of Beef Cattle has been better towards the of
week than previously and prices easier moderate supply
of Sheep and Hogs. Calves are scarce.
Prices: Beef Cattle. safe y b net Hogs, 5h@
= " ID net; Sheep, 90 5o0s3 so W head: Mich Cons
$a5 000s75 90 " head; Calves, u 50 v head.
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nISSOLUTION-In consequence of the death
IL of Mr. John Durbrdee the partnership heretofore exist.
ing under the firm of JOHN DURBRInGE b co, cessed
on the LIST inst. WILLIAM nURBRIDGE,
Executor Of John Durbridge, deceased.
II The business " i'll hereafter he conducted by William
Dur0ridge. -. NewOreans. Jan. 10, 1851. jal3
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Powers GREEK SLAvE-Mr J. Darcy, of
this city, the fortunate drawer of Powers
"Greek Slave" at the Art, Union distribution, in
Cincinnati
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Succession Of John McDonogh.

10 All persons indebted succeaaion Of John McDON
OCH requested make nmed to the Teamensr
of his Estate otherwise legal steps he taken
of all unquda'ed cams and those having claim.
ssans said Estate will present them the Office of said EIecuto
corner of Customhouse and Royal Streets
c. ROsELIUs,
F. b. D'AQUIN. T.~,,usr,..r
". 2. LEvERIcH. Executos.
A. ID. CROssMAN,
ja16 If j. SPEAR SMITH,
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The Texas State Patriot contains the following
1t shows how noble sentiment may be set of by
appropriate ornament. The image of Mars soink-
ing lightning, is worthy of Hesiod or Homer:
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gou'

MITCHELLS INDIAN RHEUMATIC EX-
w TRACT which has effected so many wonderful cures
in Louisville and other places the ohio whin the sst
Is an indian preparation PuRELyVEsE and perfectly
harmless Dr. i, Weaherio,d. Major Thomas NJ Hicks,
7, b; Semple. John Milburn, VIM. Graham, VIM Bull, Y
X Slaughter G, Bull, and host of othe in Louisville
and vicinity, testify powerful effects OF from
to cure.
~ Call and get circular.
RAYMOND s. PATTEN, Louiavlls. KY,
JaN lms Sole Agents for the United States.
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few months ago. when the impression was made that
nreeved Mars evolving gh ming al every wink thousand
heroes were ready to die for theircountry But
country"
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UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
No. Ii ST. CHARLES STREET, UP STAIRS.
Is NOW REOPENED for public inspection, comprising
L choice and select
Ancient and Modern PaintinRa.

From the celebrated Masters.
In order 70 cultivate greater for Fine Arts Mr.
PAINT MS. recently arrived belonging to m ama
his Nori. This Gallery
besuu and choice
cure the attention and impulse the public feeling, GAL
Fifteen choice and beautiful Paintings si
Each vser will be presented with ticket, which ene
holder ance Of obtaining Painting of value Tickets will be
numbered from The Pam
Will be placed public and described hereafter.
~ Price o. Admission the Caller so cents; Family
Tcet 81 The former will tile the holder
vsly purchased be chances by
paving the price of single admiss m.
THIS dist button Paintings will take
day OF May under direction
the prizes will be published week the
g. As will be numbered holders
requested teep them Painting will be delivered
ucse Is presented.
TT The Gallery will be during the day evening"
MADAME DWELL
RESPECTFUlLf informs Ladies and Gentlemen of Nev
~ Orleans that she has Europe
suited al her residence
streets, Present. Past Future Consultations,
oehuemeh 81 Ladies 5oc jas lw
MADAME H.
yNHE CELEBRATED FORTUNE TELLER has lately arrived In
IN: city and informs the public tai hhe tell
RESIDENCE Victory between an"
Spain street, Third Municipality. IIs- ia2s lw
MADAME EMERY,
The s. yenth Daughter Of Gypsy FAMILY,
II EGs Leave inform that abe
- receives her residence, 23s Magazine
uia and st losenh where she will be happy
them Of the FGasENT and the fUTURE.
PSir', and Gentlemen wishing circumst nee
which urFn d them. LIKEWISE their
VII by cn'l on Madame E. Price so
q Hon ar from to q A. NJ. and p. NJ ja6 6w'
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I. O. o. F.
WAM ~ NJ HOWARD LODGE No. 10 every
THURSDAY Evening in the Grand Lodge Hall
wa Of Tchoupituuas and Poydfas Streets nj
O'Clock. Ofcers for the Presen, Term:
E. SAMPSON. N. G. IP. MCCARTHY Sec'y,
N. F. RIcE............V. G. lF.W. DELEsprRsiER PS
DAVIS, Treasurer. jal3
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NOTICES..

| n jacques de Molsy Eneampment.
s:1 syssiss l:s$:s ~: !: n
=. iS@,.. ;.AT:S' ~ s;"'
r s.; :; g;
RED ncver nsse Co. No. 10.
bs ;: VIZ Sss I; !. CO.
4 i AZ; q; s:! Regular 8; iss.sS
RED Rover Fire Co. Ne. L.
S:s.s .:;: ss
j.si " 9 rlsssy yEaIAsDEH. Secretary. 4
.,ss1n1ff 1. o. O. r. $50
u Tn. Jasor e 20. O." , Of d. sis.r:as
s55S( te he'd on TUssDh ~, Pst,u.Iy l. at hsfpss 8
ss!1i y $
requssed jasl v F'lsI "a. Cone''s Secretary.
V- N0sice.-The cnaatis- 7ppo.tsd for obtaining
subscriptions Rebul,.as ,taLEs HOTEL, viii
please call at Me..rs s IS street.
&c. their Subscription Books.
a. The Members will daily omcs
Of LONsDALE, ESQ No. 81 Gravier street, hafpa
o'clock iaa3a Signed, II. C. CAMMACK, Chairman.
-~>e--r III
Second Municipality Lyceum.
10 the Lyceum Hall viii be delivered
WEDNESDAYS aad FRIDAYS, at O'Clock, p NJ.
The distinguished DR. J. LAWRENCE SMITH is engaged TO
upon the subject Of Chemistry He will be
other learned ProeoTs different departments of
Science contemplated y the ordinance
sting Library and Lycsum- "a.
admission the hole Course Of these Lectures
as follows;
Ticket admitting gentleman and lades IS 90
Ticket TO single Leeurs. %
M may obtained from the Librarian, the Second
Municipality Hail. JAZZ
fV DR.. 9. w. Dalton. whose duty IT 10 vacuinafe
those Children Of the Public Schools II Second Municipality
may require desire fer prevented
doing able and prepared
discharge duty and the Principals and Teacher
Schools send such children his ONCE for that rorpos
~ Others desiring protection against the SMALL PoX
ectfuly call his oce rs Circus jan
II Notice is hereby given that application has been
State Bank for the issue Of Duplicate Cer6
No 1888 dated January 81 1885, of 2o shares n paid)
Of JOSEPH FOWLER, IT.
or gnal or mislad ". BOGARr,
ia. sod Curator Of the Estate Of J. Fowler, Jr.
ty Notice to Gas Communicable consumer Of
GAS notified that first day January ali Bill
be be paid monthly without exception
and in all where this rule complied with before hr ezpi
Of each month, the supply Of piH be suspended
| By order Of the Board of Directors,
dis On p. N WOOD, Treasurer,
~ N0tico.-The undersagned has resumed business
his and will aid liquidation Of the Affairs OF the
late house of LEvERlCH dissolved by the decesse Of Mr.
EDWARD J. WALSH $50 w. z. LEvERICB.
1
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ers who have been elevated 10 stations Of honor,
are full Of instruction, and worthy OF emulation by
: -~"'h of the present generation
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REPORT THE GRAND Jury REGARD THE
Court HOUsK-The Grand Jury yesterday submitted the
Judge of the First District Court the following repor regard
10 the Court. House.
The Grand Jurors respec fully report that in obedience to
directions Of your Honor they this morning thoroughly
amned the building which the several Courts are located
and beg leave the result Of their examination:
They regret to that they found the building most dan.
and totally unfit for buildings; that the
chmneys bad and in Of the rooms there are no
chimneys and only the pipes of which pass through
the floors. and roof of the house, rendering very dan
gerous when fires made, much that from the
already mentioned the building has already been twice
fire.
When taking into consideration the number Of records
and other valuable involving the title to millions of
property Grand Jury but surprise and
condemnation of the building which has long been used
court house and recommend that the interest and safety OF
tbepeople require that suitable and epr00f building
be procured erected for the that it ndspensa
BILE, until building procured that all should be
removed, and fire places with good and substantial chmneys
placed in their stead. (5gned by the Members of the Jury
New Orleans, jan. 81, 1851.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE ST. 30" N.-LonarrupE NC w .-,nTme GA,

Cleared Yesterday.
ssp j s as;
ssD ef RGst Is1Sstqn Liverpool WIne go
/: :i;s' y.s aH Il:
Mex brig Emeho, Guchansdgan. ssai and Campeachy,
s Ell, F E sI,s n A.sby B..os oWfEhsn
schr Rebecca Frances. Nickerson. Savannah,
Propeller Freeman Rawdon. Brown. NewYork. WV = ~"
Arrived.
Steamship FsPny McCenen, from New York 18th ult. to
Ship John White. McNear % days from Belfast tMs,.
Bark s9 days from Long Is
Bark v.sHsn sou.h u days from Norfolk. to Mas. &
Bark Ezabsih. Jones' ls days from Baltimore. to Cha.
Bark Franklin. Mitchell 25 days from Thomaston via Mo-
Bark ~ Mecds vi ssy. from Lisbon
Brig John Taylor Sleeper 90 days from Philadelphia. to
Sch, Boreas. Hudson days from Alphabetical to
Z Rogers &co-2d my.
Robt Campbell, E fasa1 iIo" Il Louis.
F E%PPds MMf sn from t tSusy Ps5s
fa!q I,e. M q Lsahe f from Hard Times.
heeuef,
Brilliant, Hart, from Bayou Sara.
st James. Power. from Thibodaux.
Towboat Anglo Saxon Davis from the Passes-towed down
and to sea on the lh ut, ships Julius Cesar and Ophe.
"a PARK Lantaroy7hought up ship John w White. barks
m smouse and Virg'nian:
iobpoat Moniezuma Chote from the Passss-brought up
BARK Elizabeth brig John Taylor and schr Aurora
Tow boat Diamond, LaPace from the Passe-towed down
ahd 10 s. o. The 9Th ut ship Joshua Maran and bark
fnnze Adelber-brought up barks Franklin and Austin
osn Exports.
- hin 0xAL.
~ bbs flour 6 do lard OIL 90 do red OIL 20 do castor OIL sS
DO p5ov,sons do IS hhd bbs sugar. 1891 hides
Pe's sSo rb Sss, :kss n. bales sa
DDS n1Tr 1ss b1s bacon. 80 tcs beef IS do lard
I bb p11 Ia ship Belle Rock 1853 bales cotton.
LIVEkPUOL-Per ship Art Union. 1879 b,es co,,o,
1907 BIB four 'A -''' '"" ''''o''
L,XERPo0L-Per ship Jas Nesmith 1928 bales cotton.
NEW VnRnIfie ship John & Lucy: 3alS bal cotton.
ties hams, $50 bs 30 hdes 81 rolls leather 81 b1s a
4O0O OK horns, % boxes boots. ' " Vas "'''
CHAGRE5-Per brig Bella del Mar: so bbl, potatos and
sundnes. ~ ' w '''' po'''oe" anu
CAMPEACHY-Per brig Emeio: 800 bbls flour ssnkp,
shN ~ hN-fer schr Union: 20 half bbls flour, as Kegs
@ M 'cS nams' boxes sausages ~ boxes cheese, 30 bxs
oPENsACoLA-Per schr Powhattan: 100 bbs flour. 20
- nos mG % ~ DO pork hhds do bacon, $50
k corn oo do BRAN 30 do Coffee 10 OIL IL tons white
lea,t ~ Kegs powder and ,undies
EN6ShCOlAoPers hr Ann Eliza: so bbls -four 20 do
por ~ cks bacon 80 bb whisky 100 SKIS corn 30 do coffee
e4rn oVO bxs SOAP 5O kegs lard % bb tar 80 cks wine
mus tSooacco cks bacon, $50 pkgs mdse
vAS III After sehr Rebecca Frances: las hhds
oo bsgs cotton seed, l3l boxes candles.
EEW e1nVhk-Per propeller Freeman Rawdon: 24O bx
@ sa bales cotton 700 bbls pork. q aow
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LoUIsvILLE-Per steamer Empire $50 sacks corn Ho,.
NIL Siyi % i e.. Sss5
NJ, Mcod a. empty Dbl; Cepnoy SSo-s bales
$500 Afs' 'f's sss Nss Sue TO-
ill., Soro s5d MARY arn Owen a s, cks bacon Hew
F Fss g
?;i ss sfs1i s s,
i: lard + T Sssi; T'ss l
Stone sT Ro1 Campbell 10
e,ss noPf Kennels Msos
~ ks % 9a H. Shswla5 bbs castor oil Small MeGi
yss. % son ys!esH s seS
h 81 Fl laS 81 % F!Ss.
T Sb do , 81 Il poisIos; q 66 wssky shaw &so
Ps's 3 DO .s saG
a 1asos GGws1 pske Se0-s
s$.. e & ss
a. III. 81 ssa do g sbs moas do
49, W. haa. a
ss @ r. ss
ss h
o g Do hnss sns Dphs sSnna do Fsa
q do Payne HarisonSS do Masonic do Saba Ter
T9,. 49, y bbIs moasses Braud Landry-Sa do Hall
GRAND PR AfRIE~Per' steamer 1 Fashion: "a bbds 20
Ge bb iha IF s gn,sas.
diT's hS ss j. s SS . %Ss's
100 d io Ss 6b %0ass Gs1S
BIZ $50 Sb and iss hhds uss Al S SS
Ssn a. Isz Gordon T. ID; 8;
81: Sssd g. Dc EsI
on b%ard ID DO hhds sugar do Laneaux
oo aAR s0aI ssmss Ssshs No
%sf rs,ss Sss Wi M.ss Nh
Nses Ss s.s Fa,s Sssss1
saR.I Gs sS, Bro e ssas hhds
q Rs & ssy Sse%To,s iist SsIe. cotton stanton
sAsfgsi s;1 %s win %s sssa
f ByTns M MSnes Goit nanEi Bsckner srsntOns
So t'sx;: S'fss ans,
s%4s 9s'i r .sss de-
MNs%sSS d. 2. .I SS %olasss GoIdoa
Mtsnberser &oos Pauch1 DGas'd d.
oIder-Tota la5 bales cotton $50 hhds sugar i bares
Constgnees.
~ Ios GsddssI woodruff Psais-1
MRrander, WILLIAMS &co-J sieei-Davis yackson-J G
Morgan J Tardos-F Fabre &co-Edgel. Milford
so -1s HawkInI3,W,psfeld & Hatch-F Walker 4
ME- ~ss NSouE Mudge-J ayloIITlner &co-
Bal1Montross T. Stiwell-H ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sco
"A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a.I Carroll &co-TeHe Rogers
Per 6aTE Eifa,slh, from BAtmore-cT s,ockt,n-J G
CromwelC-B Si@ms-S Jones' g Bell &co-J Il Shaw
GcoCM s Greenwood &s.NCol T F. Hunt-j Woodruff &
cyan &cc-Pickeit, Perkins &co-C Baddecke &co1G w
&sompsTram Bysnsaf Day
Y DssaullesEn Goodman-Honel,. Gayle Neo-Cherry
hend ts hssmIHay man & Holden-Wood 6 Low
Mosby1J Meas,essr Seo-EdseIl; Muiord &co-G s A
msle Bro-McDowell, Mills &co-W heeleI & Bake-i!eo
Geo Connoiiy-and order. wv
Per ba k Virgniau, from NorfoIk-C & G Tate-RB&
d w Post O Glenn-Bri'ges & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL
Smi,h -B' ander Williams &co-Wills 4 Rawins-Masi
Bourk-Robinson h Olver-Fierson & Fowler-S H Davis
and order.
Spoken.
by the ship Fanny. the 9Th ult 60 miles w of Tor
tusas. Spanish man.cf war Pzano, on q cruize
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DAN RICE'S CIRCUS
ST. CHARLES STREET. OPPOSITE PERDrDo STREET.
CATURDAY February Benefit Of r. O'CoNNELL, the
Wonderful Tattooed Man, upon which
will be introduced
teresting Nautical which O'Connei appear.
Day Performance
~ o'clock. when LEVI NORTH appear the
sng krg Air. assisted by the whole Juvenile Troupe
II the Box Office day, between the
hours Of 10 and 2.
te Adn.on-nr's Circle 50 Pit, IS cent?, Free
red Gallery 80 Gers, ja28
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Grand Lottery of Diamond Wat ches.
Diamond Rings. etc. etc.

Diamond Rings, etc. etc.
TWENTY-FIVE PRlZES-One large Ola.
WAfGaS aNH cGaS pna ,w s%s PPIIAAMMoSb
Rings AND FINS. etc etc:-To be dawn soon. .3Ak
S@ sh hSs Of 'Ss % sks,s % r.
Ky The Prize. may be seen and Tickets purchased at
ms;:,.: TYLER q HKWlrTs, No 80 Camp street
will be published in the papers. ja2s If
PHILADELPHIA SEED and HORTICUL.
J.; = ST TuRAL EsTABL sHMEST-s. MArPAY. dealer
he is now prepared q iii orders in his line any eI.
II he Ss 70 offend end
full supply.
Country eae and Seed Stores supplied with wholesale
Catalogues Of Fruit Trees Plants. Seeds etc., furnished
Orders be addressed the Branch Establishment No
Rising Sun Village. near Phladelphia. -,
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM and
COUNTER sCALEs-The undersigned, sole a.
agents 10 Nsworeans Of MessTs E; s. 7; Fairbapk M
Il as &
Counter Scales. to weigh from y b to lbs;
i Rs% ss,,.. 10 $$ss sSS g 8 sSS H X:
Railroad track do. for weighing cars, 10 IS tons;
IT,. DO Depot and Hay do do, 40 8 tons;
being other article Of the kind now
SSfs e. and durability e Which fact H%ps s%en'
Jaw 6l corner Canal and MAGAZINE ST.
SUGAR MILLS, ENGINES AND HORSE
- MlLlS-We have for sale superior SUGAR MILL and
ENGINE q approved Dimensions with Boilers and every thing
Aso, two HoRsk Mills complete. The who Be de-
aaiIsd til IL, first e. sSs WORKED the party :a:sd
working q rs e.
Ja30 lw IS Gravier street.
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II Notice il hereby given that Application has been
Louana State Bank for the issue Of Duplicate Ce
No. 1888 dated January 81 1885, Of 2o shares n pad
Of JOSEPH FOWLER J-
gnal of which has mlslsd. ". BOGART,
js1 sod Curator Of the Estate Of J. Fowler, Jr.
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Plantation and Church Bells.
THE subscribers are Agents for for the sale of
L A. MCNEKLEy's sup .rcr BELLS, and have m
constantly on hand a complete assortment of sizes, a
rom D. to lUfb and Jared to receive orders
Tor Church Bells Of large size, aYd which they cA
rant TO be equal, il not supehor those Of any -
other make! in the United States.
An experience OF more than twenty. five has given
opportunity of obtang the form for
nss and the various ways OF mixing the the degree
hea requisite tor securing the sodlty
ana the Richest and meoous For these superior
QUALITIES OF Bells the highest the Fairs of
the American Institute and he New Fairs have
been awarded to him. The largest Bell Of the Chin. in
trinity Church. New York CITY, his Foundry
aeo the largest this country for the Fire De-
psnTtrment in New York and Brooklyn.
ne cnime q ton! bes for the Cathedral of St. Louis of
u's Guy. " % iurnlshed BY m from this Foundry,
lney are hung with all the mgdssn for NM
curing tul and prolonged sound - NV
Persons wanting Bells Of superior for Churchss
Plantations. or s,esmbos,s invited examine
our stock. STARK, DAY & STAUFFER,
laso awd&W corner Canal and Magazine ss
Constantly and for sale in lots to suit purchaser
by (ty4isly J. GARLAND co. iOl Tohoupitoulas St
OST BOOKS-Taken from Judge BuIlard',
NO. Office No. i 81 Charles street. intervals last sum
IA REPOKFS. containing 10 volnme, with the name 81
bULLARD'' written the back of each Persons know
ing or seeing them where will please inform WORD
KEEP. is missing. dai
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-01

FRE-At II O'Clock Thursday night. fire broke ont
in paint shop the of Magazine and Robin Streets
supposed to be The work of incendiay Bat little
damage was done
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-01
THE VERANDA HOTEL.

- THE VERANDA HOTEL.
'I'HE proprietors of this establishment, in order
to meet the exgency of the pr sent moment have -.
s leased the COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE BuILDING on .sf
ST. Charles street. and furnishing and pre- III
Iarng for dodgers. The Rooms airy and pleasant
Gntenen taking lodgings this building can board a Inc
Applications for Rooms be made the office of the
Heranoa. ja23 lmd& w
HORSE FOUND-On the 18th inst. the sub.
scriber found at the off toll gate five miles ~
pe SW al.,ers yieht bank Of The Mississippi dark IN
BAY HOKSb about eight or nine years old, be- ia
tween eight and hands high The owner can have him
by paying expenses and the Of this advertisement
GEORGE FOULKES,
Jas 0t' five miles below Algeys toll gate.