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The ArriUai Of The Europa.

HALIFAX, September ia. m-The Steamship Europa,
with Liverpool dates the 9th Inst being three days later,
has arrived here.
The ia advces present marked feature. Cot
less firm though the quotations show but slight
variation. Fair Mobile and Odeans % g
The Liverpool market Tor breadsus remained the same
as at the sailing OF the Pacific
The yacht America proceeds on pleasure voyage for
few day TO the Mediterranean,
Tie English generally is of uninteresting char
In London money in less demand the OF discount
tending townwards The current is ~ cent.
The stock market is better Coasos, for money and nc
count, 96l TO Ssh
The Manchester market is quiet with diminished ami
supposed TO be caused by the increased caution
with hch the heavy failures have inspired mer-
chants and bankers.
FRANCE The from France is OF an interesting
character. Sixty five arrests were made in Paris on the
3lst uIimo charged with being implicated in plot anst
State Among them the family OF the secretary
! Lrdru Roln,
reported in various quarters that the canddateship
the Prince de Joinvlle is officially declared.
The Paris correspondent of the London POST under date
OF "Wednesday, the 3d. says that foryseven arrests have
been made OF the discovery OF conspiracy
having with the democratic refugees In London.
ITALY Naples (aad pretty much all laiy) is becoming
moe unseued
Letters Touon mention to the effect that the
French Mediterranean squadron had received orders TO
proceed the oil lazy possible The dis
bed Il the Italian peninsula and OF Naples parc-
uaIly, is said to be the cause OF these orders.
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The steamer Marin has arrived from Charleston, and
brings intelligence Of great hurricane AZ Porto Rico
the 18th ult The tide tweaty.sx feet higher thsn
usual. Much sugar was destroyed, and the in the
ded prosuated At Arecbo houses swept of, and
i've British vessels wrecked
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Great preparations making for the agricultural fair
which takes place Senator Douglas delivers
the opening addrsss.
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The Europa has arrived at her wharf She brings
$50 coo In specie.
Daniel Webster arrived at today.
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,IADamE DELhRUE would respec fully iavite tine
vi attention 1bands
ist received ladies' morning hog
mohG is, and thread hefhe, and
enboidee collars outcing insergs, and esngsi
bandsl lace falls coiored yesy gOFcs5
spanish and other afs perfumery powders Sc
D. would seasons rhah"s'
which she will dispose Of NJ reduced prices -, .,.
Penn avenue, bsween l2h and lSh suo'S.
Sept I2-eoa
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MI Is cents, FRANCg TAYLoR.
aeptI
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HALIFAX Sept l6For some days previous TO the sail.
ing OF the Europa the Manchester ket exhibited quiet
eelnp-lhe diminished animation having proba bly, result
ed from rcrra ed with which the recent heavy
failures PRED only merchants but also London
and other NankeTs who have become rather cautious
m dscouutng bl..
BY the Board OF Trade returns, Published Friday,
appenTs that the exports Of Buush aud Irish produce and
manufactures month, and for months ending
August g. ISL show increase, compared with the
.ne period IA 1850, fSSS $50 for the month, and e.
7U3 9Sl for the months.
TuS English journals present scarcely an item OF news OF
general interest
The of the discovery Of immense gold field In
Australia has aft ded tho press abundant matter Tor
This field lies about $50 miles from sydney
from the mountain ranges indie finite extent in the in
The country is described by Mr. Hargrave 'one
immense gold field"
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Correspondence between Commander Platt and the
Cuban Authorities.
We copy from the Philadelphia Ledger the following
correspondence which resulted in the liberation Lieut..
Van Vechen, whose narrative published yesterday.
UNITED STATES SHIP ALBANY.
Havana, Sept. 2, 1851.
EXCELLENT SIR: Without presumng to interfere with
affairs exclusively belonging TO your exceencys urs-
dicon, take the liberty of addressing this note for the
purpose of expressing the deep anxiety that feel
specpg the decision of your exceency with regard 10
the prisoners recently belonging to the band which law
lessy invaded this island.
Now that the forces at your exceencys disposal have
so sgnay succeeded in crushing that attempt, permit
10 beg that you will at least take into consideration the
expediency of releasing these miserable, deuded, mis-
guided men, and sending them to their homes 10 bear
Testimony TO the generosity as well the stability Of
Fyour exceency's government.
trust that your excellency will understand without
further demands upon your patience, the motives and
feelings that prompt me in making this request and have
the honor TO remain your exceencys most respectful
and obedient servant,
CHARLES T. PLATT,
Commanding the Albany, and senior officer
of the United States navy, present
His Excelency Senior Don JOSH DE LA CoNcHA governor
and capIaln-general OF The island OF Cuba.
HAVANA, Sept. 3, 1851.
My SIR: very well understand the propriey of
The causes and eeI gs which have mpelled you to ad.
dress the request that you make in your letter OF yes
terday. regard TO the expedency OF beratng and send
ing to their homes the prisoners who have formed part
OF the unlawful expedition that has so perdiousy in
vaded this island.
am very sorry, however that cannot accede TO your
solicitations, SINCE giving TO her MaIestys govern
ment accoun, of the events which have occurred on
this island declared my intention Of sending those ps
Spain placing them at her disposal for her supe.
or decision. Notwithstanding my desire give YOU
proof OF my regard for the frank and faithful ea
duct that you have evnced in these
The responsibility of pardonng any OF aore
said prisoners whom you may have the goodness
whose previous course, before committing grave
an offence, may Justify this deviation from law
In every way 10 relieve your anxiety respecting the fate
OF these prisoners yon that their lives
completely guaranteed by the amnesty granted in my
cular of the oath day OF August last
am, with every your attentive servant
who kisses your hand JOSE DE LA CONCHA.
CHARLES T. PLArT, esq, commander of the U s. cor
veue Albany, aud senior officer of the U. s. naval
forces in this port.
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Office The steamer osCEOBA will, Tor the purpose 2, ma
repairs, discontnns ~ M
a SNORT hme' p"e "o""e w" " 49, JAMES MITCHELL,
Gena Old
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III II. DUvAII late firm OF Lnsos ~ - s,,
W. would friends and The public a 49,, NJ Na,iosl
Hoe he has taken neafy oPppss"' nann.es n a.
peaaed 10 receive their cats few WetN "a =,
NJ. t.,s c eitnne OF the Materials ~ sao noucs, shu ~
Inc ost approved general assortment OF
n hand,
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Alexandria and Washington Boat.
The George Washinrton's weck-s trips
-, This superior viii leave At he fol
G.palk coach connects with ule boat ~
S1SAk Washington. Boats fare, lax cts Persons going
and IN cents Coach iafe
Leave Alexandria at ~, y, 10Y, ~, ~, 2, AZ O.
Washington AT 81, ~, ~ ", IAN ~, IN, on ~,
with bnate coach Tor the boat
Capitol 70 lah street Leave
Capitol at ~, y, lOk, IL, lh,a Ah,6. IL, ,.,..,,
Sept loot JOB COksON Captain
HAS. "a. LANE has just returnrd from New York
aud elegant assortment OF fan styles OF genvnen
furnishing goods. .
Also an additional supply Beebos New hats caps
pubic respectfully invited TO examine these superior
goods.
l7--3uf
sUGAR and Moiasses at huction.-On Friday next, the
- fgh instant, " o'clock y, a. A. H. Dodge's WHAT the
the brig fdela, from Ponce Poro Rico, consisting Of
2lB hhds prime
80 Ihds
EDw'D $. WRIGHT,
Sept l7-duf Auctoneer, Georaeown'
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Corresp ondenee between Commander Plntt and the
Cuban Authorities.
We copy from the Philadelphia Ledger the following
correspondence which resulted in the liberation Lieut.
Van Vechten, whose narrative we published yesterday.
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CARDThe attention Of the public respectfully requested 20
~ our stock OF rich ware, French CHINA dinner ds
aud tea service mansl vases cut glass ware, silver
double and single har mattresses togetheI with gener
useful furniture which has been selected
great from the best manufactures expressly o ~
aud viii be sold exceedingly low for cash, % OF hOe ~
satisfactory paper. nyrp . NcGUTRE,
Sept led nu Hl-I--
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COMMUNICATING The Albany, &c.
To his Exceency Senior Dos JOSH LA CoscHA, gov
ernor and captain general of the island Of Cuba
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TObacc0-The de mand was active and resulted in sale
Of about 800 hhds CROP of which $40 were on pva.
terms "a hhds at 81 and 10 at TX; IS hhds at ~
and 20 at ~ and 80 hhds sD10 for Leaf So for plant
sn Lugs and SIC y b for factory Lugs All sampled under
The SYSTEM
sugar-Pces steady. and we noticed sales OF fully
600 hhds at 4SG05kc for fair to fully fair
MOlasses-Market dull. with sales OF barely 400 bbs
mostly smenng at lsOa5c, with few parcels of choice
at27o y gallon.
Fl0ur-The sales reached about ACQ0 bbs including $500
Ohio part from atboat, about - 20 $780, In lots at
% SO6$3 So; and a45 st. Louis at $46Ds4 10 " Dbl.
Grain-Saes 1000 sacks Corn at 5sD59 for yellow and
mxed and 60O6ic " bushel for white About 800 sacks
Bran sold, on the Levee. at SOC v 1O0fb.
ProvtaiOns-Ths principal sales of Pork were 800 bbls
Mess at Sl2, and 80 at $ll STAG Dbl all without inpec
ton. Bacon was dull with sales of II casks ribbed Sides
at 7A@7H and 30 casks Shoulders at DC y H. Theirs
was nothing doing in Lard.
Lard Olive noticed sales of 80 bbls on the Leyee at
5s06oc v gallon.
Whisky-Du. with sales of retail parcels of Recti6ed
At lSA2c gallon. For large lots some holders refused
1870.
Malaga Raisfns-Part of cargo of MALAGA fruits was
sold as follows; terms cash. for all amounts under $780, 1000
boxes N. r. at 81 4Osl 45 800 hf boxes at 67,C177sc
6N Quaren at 4O042 and 800 boxes London Layers at
81 7aO$l SIS v box. portion OF the cargo was with
drawn.
Imo-The stock being much reduced the retail rate for
Thomaston has been advanced to u rs.
Exchanges Fair demand at improving rates. We now
quote saw"
Sterling ..........,.,....,,...,,,,,. 1N7sISa1naK
New York sixty.day Bills las : q ~
Sight Checks on Newly X0lia " Ct dne
Freights-We heard Of no new engagement
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my LITTLE DAUGHTERS SHOES.

BY CHARLES JAMES sFRAGUE.
Two little rough worn, stubbed shoes,
A plump, weil-trodden pair;
With striped stockings thrust Within
Lie just beside my chair.
OF very homely fabric they,
4 A hole is in each toe;
They might have cost, when they were new,
Some fifty cents or SO.
And yet this little worn.out pair
Is richer far to me
Than all the jeweled sandals are,
Of Eastern luxury.
This notified leather, cracked with use,
Ia satin in my sight;
These little furnished buttons shine
With all diamonds light
Search through the wardrobe of the world
You shall not find me there
So rarely made, SO richly wrought,
So glorious pair.
And why? Because they tell of her,
Now sound asleep above,
Whose form is moving beauty, and
Whose heart is beating love.
They tell me of her merry laugh,
Her rich, whole-hearted glee,
Her genileness, her innocence,
And infant purity.
They tell me that her wavering steps,
Will long demand my aid
For the old road of human life
Is very roughly laid.
High hills and swift descents abound:
And, in SO rude a way,
Feet that can wear these coverings
Would surely go astray.
Sweet little girl! be mine the task
Thy feeble steps to tend!
70 be thy guide, thy counsellor,
Thy playmate and thy friend!
And when my steps shall faltering grow,
And thine be firm and strong,
Thy strength shall lead my tottering age
In cheerful peace along
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Genuine Medicine Warehouse,
No. ISL Chartres st. New Orleans.

1 WRIGHT co. having resolved to stand unrivaled in
every department of their business have agreed with the
Topretors and Agents of all the genuine popular Paen,
Medicines throughout the United States, to keep them
lar below the uana market prices BY this arrangement they
are enabled 10 offer for the inspection OF purchasers the
EXTENSIVE assortment which be found this other
ey Havng mad many years experience in the purchase
no SAFE OF fateut Medicines. they have acquired facilities
LOT conducting this particular department the most liberal
and are now prepared to supply the trade
ns per SsnSge on his either Wesa
assortment OF ALI. GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
Inc following list comprises part of their assortment and
can De FURNISHED to Dealers in at twenty
twenty per cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
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Chateaubrand said, speaking of an Italian sun
set 1t seemed as though all the purple of Rome's
Consuls and Caesars were spread out uader the last
footsteps Of the God of Day."
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The London Quarterly Review speaks of our
national ensign, as that fowl, the annexing and
squirting Eagle, with one of its eyes on Cuba, and
the other on Quebec"
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List of Vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.


otc In the First municipality designated
oy NE Nos commence at the Ralroad and
IA e Seeonu l the Nos above the Steamboat
Ing No. being Fatboat Landing Third (m9 The i'm,
clmmenoe RailInad
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ID Asa oa'k. In; moLdon Porter and Bass Pale
d JoHNH ELLIOTT * e. g. 81; 3 c by
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e by
BARELLI " co. ST Common
AGENCY OF

AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT g. co. COGNAC.
IHE undersigned having been appointed Agent
49, for the old established house of g Arboun, Marett Il
70 s prenared orders for their very superior
cOGNAC BRANDIES, upon the mos, liberal terms; 70 e
'hped quantity that may he required
as If :. WOLFF, O. Camp II.
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RhANDlES, ETc-
- half pines &c Ctard. Dupuy & Co. odd;
2 half pipes flames Hennesey " Pale;
= boxes Brown Stout;
80 boxes Scotch Ale
oU boxes Champagne Cider
~ barrels Old Rye Whisky:
20 quarter casks Pae Sherry Wine;
~ do Madeira do.
ie24 ''' ~ '" LABUzAN Il 90. IS Common st
GOODRICH " co. offer for sale at their Ware.
houses q and - Common street. the following articles
AZ me lowest wholesale pnces Their stock of GROCERIES
Is large and worthy the attention of the trade.
lUOO packages ID, " ID aud 2 ID boxes Teas;
w halt chests superior Y Ii. and Imperial do
4gV nail chests ordinary and good Black do
% cases curious Black Tea-superior;
= do do Green do do:
~ half chests English Breakfast Teas;
KY packages Coverings Loaf Sugar
~ do NesOIeans Refined Sugar;
lIVO do assorted Mackerel:
100 boxes and drums Goldfish;
w do Winchester Soap;
KY do litchtied \ Co. IS Adamantne Candles;
~ do Star Candles;
800 mats Casa;
100 bags Pepper
al cask llnlch Ombro Madder;
100 cases Fire Crackers;
iii casss Byss Porter and Ale;
30 kegs Rridgewater Nails;
~ packages Raymond GODDARD Brandy
10 do BISCUIT rrieoche's do;
- pipes Howard, March II Co. Madeira;
loO pkgs. Port, SHEER, aud Burgundy Wine;
80 do Sweet Ma aga Wine;
10 boxes superior Nirginia Tobacco;
XIV Wdh large stock OF Pickles, Preserves. Champagne
Gle. etc. fel
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
- q ,.,..;=l .:.; u;
TR A V Ell L e RS.

IN a v IL Ia l. Il IL ).
NEW ROUTE, via Cincinnati, Columbus and
Cleysand, to Buffalo, Niagara Falls Upper ard Lower
Ganada, Rochester racuse, bany, Saratoga Springs
Monueal Quebec, Roston, New Ok Phladepha etc etc
To New ok il as hours from Cincinnati via Little Mama
Nenia and Co umbu', and Columbus and Cleveland Rail
roads Two Daily Trains-mornng and evening On and
alter the opening OF navigation Lake Erie passengers by
Express Train will leave Cincinnati the morning. arrive al
cleveland same evening, and proceed Buffalo on the new
low nressnre inst class steamers EMPIRE STATE and
bUCkt We STATE. arriving at Buffalo morning in
Time of Express Trans for Albany arriving bany in
Tune fof Evening Lines of Steamboats, arriving at New
ork next forty eight hours through
Passengers leaving Cincinnati by Morning Express Train
VIII sleep hrst night of the above steamers will seen
second night on steamer North River, feeling flesh lor
business on arriving at New Yok when leaving their homes
No extra chage for Meals on the boats in
connection with this line Passengers by Evening rain
can stop night ut Columbus. (captal of Ohio or ro
coed direct through, may suit their convenience The
Roads OF this and laid with heavy
Rail and no exeon will be spared secure the safely
and speed of travellers. '
Steamers leave Cleveland daily for Dunkirk Detroit Mack
lnaw Chicago, and all the principal points the Lakes
eV For ali information and through tickets pleas apnv
At the office, East side of broadway, first door Norb nj
Front Cincinnati. 2. w. STRADER Agent
incmhatl, reofuaty, 1871 ie36 limos
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French E0ssgssSyge.

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRoN.-PrivateL Les
SO 7sn the above Transitions from gish into French
ER Apply at The office OF Il rs9ent orgl the corner OF
tgolo Anh tallOpe streets dlI
lShOOt w WAREHOUSES CUNiPANY-The
a. BROOKLYN Warehouses, Agera, opposite Newt eans
re now n readiness TO receive PRODUCE from the WEST
anu MERCHANDlSE from the MORT II Intended for re.
'npment Haying 1900 feet front the nyer with wharves
N ron OF the Warehouses by which goods are
conveyed without drayage or exposure to the enter
ioadng of ships. " ' "l''
Charges are liked low rates. and every accommoda
ou oefed 70 the Merchants the the Shippers in
lle upper comfy II is the wish Of the ompany to euuai
ne c0nveniences OF the Atlantic Dock OF New York
PERSONS interested IN transmitting Mecha dse invited
to VISIT the premises 49, ~
cans. r 1 I'ASEY Sacrs,a,y
St"uton g. On; r. p Nichols '' ~ n
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Dapis's Sprap Of wa Chezry and 7qr-We would cali
attention to the advertisement Of this valuable medicine
ether column. Several Of its sauary effects ha CONS
ander personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend il to the afflicted. Ed. N. D. Beskiu Ysitsr
md Temperance Sentinel! tJTeatoR,) FEB. 8, I847.
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Sc MouR & BRO.

MOUR & BRO
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, GROCEuS
Nos PAP and IA 7ehoupi,oulaS street Mem Orjeau,
Il EEP constantly on hand good SUNNY of .vsr,
IA art Gle IN the GROCERY LINE, speb ~ Fl oIfpy
RACOS, BUTTER, LARD, COFFEE, TEA slid y
MOLASSES, FISH, etc. etc. in large or small
to suit purchases. iyt 4, IL D.
pIMps AND DATHINa APpAhAYIs, g..
JOHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No Ia IANt
~ STREET, New Orleans, has Ilsi received anew :
and large assortment of Brass Cocks various sizes "a
Force and Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, etc eto .@tSSA
Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs Shower iaths ffsy
Also laying and repairing Lead Pipes Sheet TesJ wSrs
every description. Ship Steamboat work Dtnmnty
PM MP and repaired, All orders nrnmntly stende to-
s9r Charges moderate.
nUFFIELD'S HAMS-90 tierces landing for
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DAILY CRESCENT.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Rsd1csd to ths Cash Standard
from and after this date the following charges
square Of IL lines less in Agate 10 lines
viii be invariably adhered thus while all
he crescent will be put equal footing, columns
be opened Thousands Who
advertise, wis '
Frat insertion Per squars, all 90 so
zach insertion after, 50
!" third page ................. 0 IS
- I" outside pages 0 l2{
. =" !" Weekly Crescent 0 IS
For month, square, page .Sl2
FOR month, square, ......t... 90
Eor three month";, 10 90
Eor ak months outside
For Twelve MONTHS outside 10 90
For Weekly Crescent half the Daily
Contracts WIN be made
on the above All advertisements marked will be
sdered as intended for insertion These reduced
are offered premiufor Ca every
advertisements therefore, Except from regular advertisers with
whom ve running accoun must be left al the connter
and paid for advance. October l, 1850
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MayoraIty of N.orIeans. MARCH 3. 1851

COUNCIL OF MuNICIPALIry No, TwO,(
Sitting of Tuesday, Feb. 49, 1851.
ID ESOLVED, That The Mayor be and he is
IN hereby authorized and requested after having given
days notice the otc al journal of tGis Municipality, sell
at pubic auon the for building Hrck Engine.
house, Stable oehoue, Trough, for Trad Ferry Fire
Company No IL, lot of ground Tchoup street,
between Race AVID Orange Streets owned by hs Nunicpa
iiy and Engine house. Stable Hose house Trough ETC.,
for Mashngon Fire Company No. 70, lot ground
on rhala street, between Bacchus Dyades Streets
owned by this MUNICIPALITY all in accordance with plans and
to be done without delay, in good and substantial manner
to the satisfaction OF the Surveyor and Fire Committee The
contract for each house. etc. be sold separately the con
tractor to give security in twice the amount OF The
| tor The faithful perfor OF the work.
Passed February -, 1851,
| THns. IL SHIELDS. President nro tenn
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

CRKsCKNT OrYICE.
Friday Morning, March 2, 1851,
CostOn-t was ramored in the streets yesterday the
steamers news with advices of further decline had been
received and the report though incorrect limited operations
to about 250O bales. Prices unchanged
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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MayOraIty of New Orleans,

| N pursuance of resolution passed by the Coun-
Gil of Municipality No. Two at its sitting of Both ul!,
notice Is hereby that not less than days the
first publication hereof the Council of Munich aly No
Two will proceed to the improvement contemplated
by said resolution, " To the hssouth
side of the Annunciaon Market be opened and
from its present termination the side of the Annun
citation Market place, through TO fchoupitoulas street.
straight line and width of forty feet eleven and
half nches from the continuation of the southern line of said
under the of April 3d. 1882 regulating the opening
OF Streets etc.. within the city OF New Orleans and of The
act amendatOry thereof, approved 81 May, lSi7."
mh3 A. d. CRossMAN MaVoy
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tFrom Mr.; S. c. Hdyes, Of the frn Of Brotoer Hayes
PhiIadsiphid-January 8, lS47.J
Your syrup of Wild Chevy and Tar liable renne
dy; IL cured the colds with me IL Won wan cey
dficate will cheerfully give one. s g. HayEs
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From ). y. Gi1eTts.l
PADCcAH, KY Jnue $, lS5-My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrnp snnw reduced to bottles and il
increasing You would DO well to send me another suDpy
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70 r EiGN POR rs


esTTE Sicilan bark FRANCESCA Veia mas,e5 ut 4
Assa be ready in few DAYS receive cargo for aoy
in the Mediterranean. Apply to '9' ''' guy p'''
ie27 It BAREILI & co 81 Common e,
saA FOR FREIGHT OR CHARVkH--The ,ic,
NffH an brig CAROLINA, Coras maser Hvij ~ h
ready to load IN few days, and will engage Tor Nm .
port in the Mediterranean. Apply to WI any
te37 If AREI.il " co 81 Co,roau -.