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MISSISSIPPI WHEAT.-Mr. W. o. Lofand,
merchant in Memphis, has sent to the Editors of
the Appeal half barrel extra family flour made of
wheat grown by Finley Holmes, Esq. of De Soto
CO., Miss. Mr.. Lofand in a note, sent with the
flour, snys: although Mr. IL has not the same
facilities for cleaning grain that The planters have
in South Missouri and Illinois, his wheat is as hea
Wy weighing 60 1-2 lbs per bushel) as any wheat
that have received from St. Louis. have bought
sevelal 3ots of wheat grown in this county, all of
which would pass as "choice" wheat in the st.
Louis Grain Exchange.
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We learn from the clerk Of the Alabama, who
has come up to the city, that Major Barnard was
in bad health, and that Mr.. Middleton and Mr..
Singleton, two of the surveying party were
drowned in the Bay of Ventosa, about the 10th
instant. An extensive fire occurred at Maniiitan,
on the evening of the 10Th, and destroyed about
fifteen houses with portion of the stores of the
surveyors. The Alabama has on board forty-two
passengers, among them Commodore Ribeau, OF
the Mexican Navy, and Senior Guerran, Mexican
Minister to Rome. The Alabama lief Manittlan
on the 22d, and Vera Cruz on the 25th.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

BALTIMORE, lMarch o.
THE DINNER TO Mr.. WEBSTER. The grand
dinner given to Mr. Webster by the members of the
Maryland Reform Convention, took place yester
day at Annapolis Elk. Governor Sprgg presided.
Mr. Webster made speech, expressing the most
devoted attachment to the Union, and proclalmng
the obligation of all persons to sustain the Union
to be as binding at the adoption of the constitu
ton. He reiterated the assurance OF his faith In
the efficacy of the compromise measures; said thar
he regarded them as the salvation OF the country,
and denounced the opponents OF those measures as
disunionists He referred to Washingt0n's resig-
nation of his commission at Annapolis, and ad-
vised adherence to the principles of the Farewell
Address of the Father of his Country" Mr..
Webster concluded by giving a toast, wishing that
| the Constitution might endure forever.
TIE STEAMSHIP ASIA. - The British steamer
Asia, which leaves NewYork to-day for Liverpool,
takes out 100 passengers and million dollars i'll
specie
New YoRK MAnKErs.-At New York to day
| cotton is dull aud dropping. Coffee declined =
NEW YORK. March n.
EURoHEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN RAILWAY.
The bill granting one and quarter million dollars
for the construction of the European and North
American railway in New Brunswick, has passed
| the Legislature of that province.
MORE OF THE STEAMER CANADA's NEws.-
The steamship Canada arrived at Halifax last
night, having left Liverpool ON the 18th inst. She
brings rs passengers.
The British steamer Africa had arrived out
Al Liverpool cotton had declined / 8 on the bet
ter descriptions, and Id on the lower qualities.
The sales of the week amounted to 81 900 bales
Corn closed firmly after dull weeks business
yellow 30 to 30 shillings Western canal flour Is
to 20 shlings and pence. Beef was brisk. Pork
unchanged Eastern prime mess 90 10 % shillings;
Western so to So. Coffee dull. Sugar I'M
changed, with small sales. Rice was very dull,
and declined slightly. Money brisk; consols
sc IL to 90 So; exchequer bills were shlings
higher.
AT Manchester business was moderate.
The crops in England present promising ap-
NEW YORK, March Is.
The New York MARKETs.--A decline ia cot
ton, with sales OF 500 bales. Flour firm. Coffee
dechneds TO !.
CISoINsArI. March Is.
The Ono RIvER.--The river has fallen ten
inches in the last ri hours.
CINCINNATI MARKET.-Flour inactive at 80 20.
NASHVILLE, March ..
JENNY LIND AT NAsHlLLE.-Jenny Lind ar
rived ut Nashville to-day on the steamer West
Newton. The prize ticket for her FIRST grand con-
cert, which is to come off on Monday night, was
purchased at auction to-day by Alr. John 9. Tur
ner, of the Veranda Hotel, al premium of 5000
About one Thousand tickets were disposed of al
premiums Of from one TO ten dollars. The Theatre
has been enlarged 10 accommodate sixteen hun
bred persons.
NASHVILLE COTTON MARKET,-Cotton mac
tive, and decline since the receipt If the Cana
das news Sales of twenty four bales at from 6s
to %.
| SrEAMERs.-Steamers Nashville, Globe, West
Newton, lroquois and Mohawk, arrived 10 day.
| 1--we. Pcayune.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE,

~ The undersigned hereby notice that he will
the Superintendent Room No IS unicipa Hail. FRIDAY
from 10 to IL o'clock A NJ for the of receiving and
aiming bills and communications and attending any other
business requiring his during Of the Board
Charges against the Lycsu and Library for lectures and salaries
OF its officers properly certified that Comnteethe pay roll Of
teachers all bills for schoohouses ard porers services,
accordance existing contracmay presented ap-
prevail without the Intervention of the Committee Accounts
All other claims audited by Committee and approved
by the Board of Directors undersigned will upon
the Treasurer for them.
Any communications for the undersigned touching the business
the Public Schools, should left JOHN CALHOUN, Eq
Secretary of the Board his Office the Municipal Hail.
J. s. COPIES,
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tV On Saturday night meeting of the Wing inhabit
of the above Warn held Banks Arcade the purpose
nominating Aldermen the Council when large number OF
persons present Mr.. George W. Hubbell called to the
chair BY the the meeng and Mr. Brown acted Sec
Rotary,
1t agreed that the nomination should he made by commission
and Messrs. MONTANYE aud A. BROTHERS nominated
for Aldernen and Mr. HENRY GOODRICH and Mr. STEPHEN
JARVIS Delegates selecting candidates
for the General Counc resolution unanimously passed for
giving eee the proceedings and they ordered be atve
,ised in the different papers after which the meeting adjourned
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cT" NoTIoR TO STocKHoLDERs.-ASt Stockholders who
have pad the lnslamens subscribed for and now
dine, hereby notified that if said lnstameuts
paid full before the first Monday in April (7th) their
stock will he declared forfeited Payment may be made to
JOHN d BEIN, Treasurer. SO Camp street,
or HENRY w. OLMsTED, Secretary,
MI faD7 Nh Gapn etrot
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Our local reporter has been particular, this NOR
ming in his notice of the situation of some of the
immigrants who arrived here last week, and whose
unhealthy condition has already been noticed.
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named Donaldson was shot in the street in Mobile,
on Friday last, by one named Andrews, with
whose wife he was walking. There is little hope
Of Donaldson's recovery.
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The Helena (Arkansas) Shield says that in view
of the overfows in the lowlands number OF per-
sons have visited Arkansas lately and purchased
lands for plantations.
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MASSACHUSETTS SENAToR.-The Legislature,
alter much debate on the 18th instant, resolved to
postpone farther trial to elect United States
Senator till "Wednesday, 2sd April. The daily
expense Of the Massachusetts Legislature is esti-
mated in round number at $1,000. The difficulties
in electing Senator must have cost the Common.
wealth very handsome sum.
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The small pox, which has been prevalent in
Montgomery, Ala, for some time, has been vacci-
mated out Of the place, new having occurred
since the 9th inst.
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S~S
A Card

~ respectfully suspension Of public epnsn the
charge made by w. Dobear until rebung testimony appears
the examination, which has been postponed a week.
nh29 81 B. +. SMITH.
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The GARDANEE AND LAcosTK CREvAssEs.
In our local department the condition OF these
breaks in the Levees at the time they were visited
yesterday, will be learned. The account Of the
Gardannc Crevasse Is lamentable.
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CITY ELECTION.
MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1851.
official.
MayOraltY of NewOrleans,

MARCH TO- 1901:
coUSo s 81 ~ TO.san M Mo- ISo
p EsOLvED, That the Mayor be i and he is hereby
~ authorized and requested give notice the official
IN the Of
Gty and e. sixteen Aldermen represent the several
NV h n R s pa 81 ss the
tween the hours of eight and M, at The following
after the inspectors appointed BY the Mayor and
FIRST %aRpAt the of Trad Ferry Fire
Ricardo j. Ross p KTsmmsr CIsiks.John e Taylor
srooND WAnD-At John Hendsrson's on Nayadss street
between Polymnia street and Felicity Road Inspectors
A. G. Phelps, II NJ Summers, F.W alker. .Clerks-Chas
fG T%ap wAhp@At the Fulton School on Annun
Wheeehsn GerksCharIes A. Geheeb. Isaac A. Smith
FOURTH WARp-At the Engine house Of No; -. on
easily SSH ses CLERKS f. Hatton William Msr
FIFTH WARp-At.,he Engine house of Mississippi Fire
ssaon ~ oH Fsns
Spregs, Chas. Greenhill. ,.-.- NJ
a. s
spscorsCLi CTaigsn, J. ,. Walsh, W. R. Gnswe'''
ostsG W Rs Bss1 a as Ks
s:s: f it. j Fritz ssFZ President
True s eops H. BIER, Clerk D. 0k0ssAAS' a''''
| MAyekALry OF NEwoRLAss. March 30. 1851;
| PURSUANT to law, and in conformity with the
above resolution passed by the Council of Municipality
No. Two the 18th inst, notice hereby given that an
Two in the General Council and tfp sixteen Aldermen to
the GoHP P1d n5 5 T0 an b 1
Aldermen from the Sixth and ssvenih Wards will take
MONDAY the eth of April 1851, the places and un
the superintendent of the a9oye
p sThe Inspectors and Clerks requested to call a
the Mayors Office possible, in order to take III
| oath FeOuired hy law mll2l
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Soma WATER.-L. r. Massey. corner of Camp amp
Grayier streets, has fitted up his Soda Water Saloon 10 fine
styls and, without word from must have large in
bbns patronage His fluid 10 conducted through the Gua
Psscha pipe thus dvesng Of thing but the gas AMI
ervescence necessary produce pleasant drink and limo
cent effect and then. he has pnt down beautiful oil cloth
has fine marble and appurteuances, and the nice
young men to do the agreeable.
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BY telegraph, dated s. w. Pass, March Both, ID
A. NJ, we learn that the ship Southerner, Capt
Sullivan, has arrived, IA days from New York.
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MEMrHIs EsrEapRIsK.-Captain Jas. simms
contractor between Memphis and Little Rock, has
just completed the building at Memphis OF new
and splendid little boat which is to be called the
Jefferson, and to run between the place where it
was built, and Van Buren, and Fort Smith, as one
Of regular line.
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a George Washington Lodge No. IS.
>M~ KY The members of tins Lodge requested attend
x X astaed meeting TUESDAY EVENING April l, 1891.
ut O'clock Nj sonic Hail, of Barnnne and Per-
hdosees members requested be punctua and visiting
brethren are frstsrnaIy invited. BY order.
mn3I II. DENTZEL. Secretary,
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Fn9hlx Ftre Cos Nos 81
~{6x17Y EB The members of this Company requested
TO assemble Engine ats O'Clock, p. N.
ESSSS7f THIS DAY Monday, March 81 in uniform, to
w attend the Funeral OF P. KELLY, late member OF
Company, The Funeral Procession will be formed at the e
ceaed late residence Of Port and Love The Fire
Department in general invited to join in the ceremonies
mh3l CHARLES WHITING, Secretary.
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30 CANAL STREET. 80
JUST OPENED, large lot of desirable
hi nj

Goods, per ship Galen".
1 20 rich LACE CAPEs, from So so to S5 EACH
60 rich LACE BERTHAS, at So.
LACE SPENCERS and CAPS.
GRAPE SBAWLS-W White, black, green, crimson and
orange-Cheap.
TRIMMINGS-Fo Spring and Summer Dress, entirely
new in style.
ZEPHYR BRAIDS-For Trimming.
INDIA SILKS-Sma plaids and light colors for Spring
wear; white and half beached LINEN DUCK, for
Genemen's wear Linen Drills, etc.
No. In order effect
RAPID SALES,
goods with balance of the stock Will be oeie
very low prices. G. M. SIMPSON,
mhg At SO CANAL STREET,
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Fourth Ward Meetim z.

~ At meeting of the Wings OF the Fourth Ward, Second
Municipality held the Apollo House Thursday evening" 27
for the purpose Of nominating candidates the Ward
Counc meeting called order d. l. Van
ostu, L nominating e. W. the chair, and T. Ii. Hutton
SecreaJ. On molten,
Messrs. T. h. SHIELDS and JOSEPH ETTER
nominated aud, counting the ballots unanimously
elected. kes5s JAMES STOCKTON,
G. w. SHAW,
JOHN WoLFFE,
selected Delegates the Convention, for the purpose
nominating candidates the General Council
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
T. II. HUTTON, Secretary nh2s &. w SHAW, President.
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NEWS FROM SouTH AMERICA. - We have
received, says the New York Herald, the Dierio
dc Psrnam6uco, to the 18th Of February. The
news is Of little importance.
We find in the same paper advices from Rio de
Janeiro to the 18th February. Marshal Antonio
Corea Seara departed, at the end of January, with
all his staff, for the Rio Pardo, San Gabriel, and
other parts Of the country, The steamer Paquete
10 Sa sailed on the l1th February for Rio Gfande,
WIN troops Tor that province.
"A terrible accident happened on the Slh of Feb
lua'y near me bay Of Rio de Janeiro, between two
ana three o'clock in the afternoon. opposite to the
I R[.s , ., Mullsgaignaa French sloop the
hmnS,.d rom i1 1 ,or San Francisco, with two
grams Of powder, was getting under weah To- hs,
destination , when from some unknown cause, the
twenty others severely injured The uei.hSas sna
vessels sent boats to the relief of the sufferers u
had escaped, and the sloop few moments a %as
sank 'e
No mention is made in the papers Of the ,rea,
Of friendship between Brazil and Paraguay.
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A Sewing Machine has arrived in Montgomery
Ala. The agents are prepared to dispose Of rights
to it for cities and counties. They say it is the hrs
article Of the kind ever seen " in these parts"
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RrLTKy YoR ]. HAMPsoN.-We mentioned the
esher day, the hcs, that Mr.. Hampson, q gardener,
was assaulted and his right arm shattered by a
blow, 20 that amputation became necessary. He
il left destitute, without the physical power to
work. The following gentlemen will receive any
sums which charitable persons may feel disposed
10 bestow on this unfortunate man:
Messn. Hyde g. Goodrich, Is Charities street
Messrs. McConochie & Donnell, 1l2 Common
street; B. M. Norman, is Camp street d. Mau
pay, 81 Gravier street; f. d. Gay, Crossmar
and l39 St. Charles street.
Mr.. w. NJ. Goodrich will take charge Of, ali,
direct the disposal Of the fund.
DEATH OF JOHN s. SKINNER, OF BALTIMORE
The editor and proprietor Of The Plough, TIL
Loom and the Anvil is dead. While in front o
the post Office building, on the 2lst, he accident
ally fel through the cellar door, his head striking
: granite sill and fracturing his skull. He neveI
spoks afterwards. but died at about seven O'Clock
in the post-ofice building. where for many years
he had performed the arduous duties Of postmaster
Mr.. Skinner was probably seventy years of age
and no man was held in higher esteem, as well fol
his superior talents a. for his great goodness
hoaEt.
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VESTS

Fancy Col.rsi Marseilles Vests;
Plain =. :. =.
White, Psiu and Figured q,
Linen Yeats;
Plain Colorei Linen Drill .,
Fancy Figured Linen Drill .,
Fancy Figured and Plain Lincu Gossamsr Vests
India Grass Linen :. :.
SILK aud Linen
Bud, Corn CuIprsd and White Cashmere =.
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Wing Meeting.

~" FIRST WARD SECOND MUNICIPALITY. - The
Wings the First Ward requested to at Peter Gallons
house, Race and Tchou pitouas MONDAY
Evening" o'clock, for the purpose terminating
candidates represunt the
April Delegates to the Convention to nominate
candiia the Second Mnnicipaly
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N. 0. StatiOners' Warehouse, IA Camp ST.
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Emergsn Insurance. Abbott Shipping.
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Greensafs Evidence. New wheeers Law Of Slavery.
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Story Bills Exchange and Chancery Digest New
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storys Conflict Of Laws and Wheaon's Law Of Nations
other popular Law Books stevens and Bsneeke on lnsu
Dom.t's Civil Law. New Trans rance.
laton. Dunlap's Paleys Agency
Greenles Cruise Of Real Prop Anhons Nis Prius
srty. Barbours Chancery Practice.
kent's Commentaries Dayton Surrogates.
Conckng's Treatise. Edwards Receivers.
Rents Commentaries Deans Medical Jursprudencs.
wiliams Executors. Sedgwick the Measure Of
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Oliver on Conveyancing. Smiths Leading Csses.
Wharton's Criminal Law. Howard's Reports, complete
Watermans Chsncery Digest. Oenos Reports complete
Colyer's Partnership. Aoscoe's Criminal Evidence,
THE AMERICAN STATE PAPERS, Documents,
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in lots separate from the above greatly reduced prices
Also nj low prices, the following
Y IN
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CoLLEoroR's OFFICE, New Orleans, March II, 1851.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office unit the FIST OF April IL O'Clock, for doing
certain repairs Point Fer Lighthouse and dwelling,
according the specifications below
Repairs to the Tower.
The marble table. which II feet in diameter to be
covered copper the brick work. low down Is
from the top be laid the inside, whee it is
decayed the frames and stills OF all five windows to be
the stairs OF the Tower to be new; all the iron work
be repaired and new, where required the railing
around the gallery Of the lantern be repaired the copper
work on the top of the lantern to be repaired.
Repairs to the Dwelling.
The roof raiters, and entire Singing
all the doors windows TO be repaired the weather board
ing and uddng be repaired and renaled; gallery
the front of the dwelling Sc feet by feet wide supported
by wooden posts the roof have the pitch the man
building. the floor Of the gallery to be inches lower than
the floor of the dwelling to have eight steps Of feet long
with inches and 10 inches tread with railing and ban
ing sill for the south side OF the dwelling the floor
eveed and joists in the fire places
TO be epaied the entire inside OF the dwelling be epas-
tered a lrvy be built; cistern to be maGe TO
hold 5000 gallons
All the above work be done n good and substantial
manner and the entire satisfaction Of the Keeper and
will be made account OF SAID work. until the
whole completed and then only the certificate OF said
that the work has been done according the
The work be commenced and finished within sixty
''' ''' lS,snedi w. FRERET,
mills eod2w 2dp Collector and Superintendent oil Lights
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VcaU Goods.

The subscribers receipt Of per steamship Union.
n large and handsome stock OF SUMMER CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS, of the STYLES and
patterns. THOMPSON Il NIXON,
mh23 2pf 81 Camp street, opposite Hewett's
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II EO. A. JANE S " co.
Fashionable Clothing and Furnishing.
establishments,
No. s. street. vefaudah Hcwep5 Exchange
ert" Have just received, per steamship Unon complete
assortment of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING,ot
the latest and most fashionable styles. mhl9 3dp CIV
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-As@h STEAMBOAT ,.6s%h
DEPARTURE 5.

March. Steamer. Captain, Hour. Destination.
hiond 81, MONTGOMERY, Estes, o'clsck
NANlOPE, Castillo, u O'Clock. .dnaknpos
BELLE CREOLE. White, s'clsck... Vieksburg
ST. LOUIS, Taylor. o'clock .-....-.-....st L"uis
bosToNA, Price. o'clock. .LouassiAs
PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers, u O'Clock 50 Louis
AMERICA johnson, o'clock. ..-........ NdshptAe
Tues, l. PRINCESS NO. Hsmes s'clock picksbwg
HECLA, Kay O'Clock hisrandh
TEAAs, Claiborne. 10 o'clock Fort Tounssnd
MARY FOLEY. Dalferes, O'Clock ...... LGfourehs
GEN. WORTH, jerks, so'clock. Memphis
Wed 2, DosWELL, J. T. Larsse. 10 o'clock ..conit
ST. JAMES, Power, o'clock Lafotrchs
G. w. KENDALL, Merton, 70 s'cloct .Cinsinnai
f" MONROE, Gwartnsy, o'clock. ............ YGaoo
Thurs, sALUDA Page, o'clock River
Sat- S. NATCHEZ NO. Leathsrs, o'clock Hard Tins-
e. D. WHITE, Brady, o'clock Wilia,nsy
MUSIC, strsct o'clock ..-....-...... Lafourchs
d. B. MosBY, Kerchevnl 10 o'clock
Frdy, II, lROQUols, Lee o'clock Louis
Uncernin ORIENTAL Parkinson. o'clock .Pitsburk
" J. MORRI5ETr, Findren, o'clock .dftakapGs
DOVE, Boz o'clock. Arkansas River
GEN. LAFAAY ETTE, Bentley, O'Clock. .Lousvii1
" 4. P. McNEAL, Bsoksr o'clock me mphS
" " BuENA VISTA, Lamohe, a O'Clock .-.s ST Louis
" PACIFIC rithian O'Clock. ST. Lous
" PATRICK HENRY, Landry, O'Clock .St Lous
IOWA. Carter 4 o'clock -.-st.Lohu
! " " sULTANA, Cable o'clock. St. LouD
l BRIDE Amsdeh, o'clock. -.....---.....St LOUIS
| COLUMBUS, Pest, o'clock ..-..-...---St Lo"is
MoHCAN Irwin, o'clock Nashrtas
l " HUNGARIAN, Warman. C 'icinndfs
ALAMO, Reed, O'Clock. .OuGcha River
MOBILE, Frost, O'Clock otss
ANNA. Johnson, "a o'clock Bayou de Claire
BELvlDERE Loiwick, u O'Clock Red Rive
CALIFORNIA, Reynolds, O'Clock. ..Bobh
FLORIDA. Giberssn. 10 clock ..Mob
OREGON, Hiern. O'Clock .MobL
| FANNY SMITH, Richards, O'clock. .LouissiA
l --t>e-
fxr splendid and swift running passenger
MONTGOMERY Capt H. Esis, will positively leave THE
L rnhll H.. irus krest
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Wing Meeting.

to- SECOND WARD SECOND MUNICIPALITY. - The
Wings of the Second Ward requested assemble the Coe
house ody Keaz Nnyades aud Pymua
MONDAY EVENING 3lst inst, hafpas O'Clock, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for Aldermen, represent
Wari Ia the Council Of the Second Musg atty aso
elect Delegates the Convention select cnd date
for, baf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-31
UNDER GARMENTS, etc.



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