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DICHARD III. CARVER, Collector of Ac
N counts Agent for the sale and renting of city prop
ery and for the transaction of business generally Res
idence It'll street. +, the Island. References
j. w. Maury, Peter NJ Pearson, Il. Wheeler G. w. Gar
rett, Jno. p. West and John Robinson. jy 5-lwA
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NOTICE.

IHE oopartnership heretofore existing under the
i Of Jas. 7. Lloyd Co. Is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. JAS. T. LLOYD,
JAS. FITZGERALD.
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE.--Another supply Of
IL this valuable and highly popular extract received
today and may be had Wholesale and retail the corner
OF n anu hno o y, sts' J. II. CALLAN.,
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UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
CHEAP GOODs--JULY 1st. rs

CHEAP GOODs---JULY LIST, 1851
WE commence this day 10 off entire stock at
w cost comprising general assortment of foreign
and domestic Dry Goods Persons buying for the cash
will please call and examine for themselves, to be
WINGED that offering the greatest bargains that
have been exhibited in Washington. 1t Is useless
to enumerate what have hand, and suffice II to
say that have large stock and cheap and that II
must be sold large lot Of Bareges at 20 cents worth
37H cents Lawns 12 cents worth rs cents fine Shirt
ngs 81 cents, worth 10 cents and hundreds Of other
bargains equally cheap.
@. W. VERIFY,
jy 1-ed1m Pa av, between 7th and Sth streets
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District Of Column bia,
COITNTY M WASN'T NGToN 10

Dfstrfct OF COIumbia,
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, TO WIT: I
II HEREBY CERTIFY that Nicholas Kuhland, of Wash
i ington county, brought before me- the subscriber,
of the Justices of the Peace said
this Sd day of July 1851 estray trespassng upon
his enclosures, bay Horse about ten years DID, fourteen
hands high star in his forehead white spot nose
hind feet and fore foot white shoes on CALLED by
the collar, switch tall and has been used in gear
Given under my hand and SEAL
SAM'L DRURY, J.P.
The of the above described Horse requested
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
jy7-3t ~ RUTLAND
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TAYLOR d. NIAURY, Booksellers and
i statfoners, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, PENS, INK, and
PAPER, of every variety for sale at New York prices
29--tf
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A LII of Harper Brothers Publications.
n All Of Appletons Publications.
All Of Putnams Publications,
Little Browns, Boston; and all books published in
the United States.
For sale at the publishers prices by
TAYLOR MAURY,
June 2S-H booksellers, 9th st.
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HERRINGS.-4O0 barrels No. / Potomac Her
Ii rings for sale by
PHILIP OTTERBACK, JR.,
June 30-2w* near the Navy Yard Bridge
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DALM-LEAF Fans for Cents.-Spanish
and Ivory frame, Silver and Feather Fans, reduced
prices
Also-Worked Collars, Laces, Insertngs, Net Mtts, &c
At Mrs. L. COLLISIONS Millinery Fancy Store,
June 24-tr 7th street. &C. above ii.
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VERBY, the Dry foods Nj an, is now closing
off his stock at cost. Persons no wish very decided
bargains should call early See advertisement in another
place. iy l-ed2W
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Attention, Chewers and Smokers

nOWNER'S popular Cigar and Tobacco stand is we
IL supplied with the best Havanas and Principe
Also splendid lot of Chewing Tobacco to which he
tends cordial invitation to his friends and to genteme
of taste generally. June 25--
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MRS. e. MOFFETT has received this day,
lNl from Philadelphia, beautiful assortment of La
lies Dress Caps including the latest styles of Opera and
full Caps and to which she invites the attention of the
Ladies' Also, Ladies' Black Net Gloves rich Lace Capes
Under Sleeves, &c. Chdrens Black Mitts, Gloves, Ho
siery &C. full assortment of goods in general for La
dies. Also, Observation-Disclosures, Cravats, Shirts Sus
penders, Gloves Hosiery Port Monnaies, Soaps and
great variety of miscellaneous articles for Gentlemen
All of which will be sold low for cash.
June 24-tr Seventh street, opp. 0ddFellows' Hall.
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ROOFING TIN, &C.
100 boxes Roofing Plate, 1870. Bright --
Tin, all sizes; Pig and Bar Tin; Sheet
Lead; Lead Pipe; Pig and Bar Lead - [l
Brazier's and Sheathing Copper; Bolts
Zinc; spelter, &c, &c. For sale by
CAMPBELL a COYLE,
jy S-5wt Sign Of the Anvil, penna avenue.
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HOODS, RIBBONS, FANS, &C., can be had
i i at Mrs COLLISIONS, together with variety of
ticles for Ladies' and Gentlemen's Toilet.
B0NNETS-A limited assortment hand for sale at a
bargain. Seventh street, ASr above H.
sxrO ~
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Chief Justice Sharkey, of Mississippi, and ex-
Governor Pennington, of New Jersey, it is said,
have been appointed Commissioners to adjust Land
Claims in California, in place of Judge Hopkins, of
Mobile, and MIR. J. R. lnsersoll, of Philadelphia
who declined. One of these places was rendered
to Mr., Evans, of Maine, but he would not accept
it. The third Commissioner is Mr.. Harlan, of
Kentucky, who does not seem to think $4,000 per
annum too small compensation to him, for living
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THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
for the reception of visitors on The first day of kkss
June. The propretor have added largely their Eks
improvements during the winter, and will be 2llk
during the season prepared to accommodated Tour
TIVE pr pees OF The water in diseases Southern
CHINA e. thee Sprngs posses advantages most Of
The watering places the South West Being situated
ent four m,es from the Bgbee river Choctaw county
Ala IN as healthy region be fund the Southern
country are accessible by STEAMBOATS, all OF the
year II would be use 1ss TO attempt full scripon OF the
dement's 10 be derived from the of these suffice II,
th we iee FULLY warranted s,yirg their sanHrs pro-
pertes IN he cure OF diseases OF The liver stomach bowels
kdneSs ana sRin ulcers OF long standing, general debiy o.
me sys,em soul eumntisn drusy, OF surpassed
by any waers ~ the tied States hundreds testify
whp have tried their fiicacy
Many amanse" ens have been made and in progress
regular packets from Mobile to the Springs semi. weekly
G"od hacks, with careful drivers will be alien
"ance 10 convey persons and the The tab
WI be c. instantly supplied with the best the country
affords, ana Inc proreors pledge themselves spare no
pans Tender their visitors For chemc1
per'e OF the water the pubic referred the analysis OF
one oil Inc pr'nr al Springs, by Professor BIumby, oil the
UnNers of Alnhama
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TEAS! TEASI!
FTHE TEAS of The New York Canton Tea Com

PAW. No. l2t
I, haitian street.
The oldest Il e 4
e.lab ishmeltt in III.
Unite ST tte-.) N
Orleans Agency. :
,'anslstreet The.
Teas are more e>
tehsiveiy k own and
arpr wed OF, thar,
those of any othe
establishment in thi'
county. Every se-
son the CANTON
TEA I OMpANY en-
,iesvoriO cont oil III.
NOV val able an,
useful hInds Of TEA
that are lml Ort-,i e.,
arA nnnsnan .,I,,
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ana consequ MY
OF SO Ge quality for the cs, thar this respect oher
establishment excel, if at all equal hem
; IT, PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, door below ROYAL.
~ Just received steamship hio and ship Unlt n,
lar-s assortment OF the above Teas.
myS 3m s. u AGE. Agent.
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CRIME IN NEw1oRK.-The statistics of crime
IN Newlork indicate a serious increase Of cases Oh
the criminal calendar
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PUPILS.
TAVJNE rasio,sd tho office nf SunpriT

HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
of Public Schools, propose taking few pupils along
vii not exceed sIx shat not only endeavor 10 nstrnc'
them IN all suitable studies but shat also strict attention
70 their and MORALS aud consult their wei IN al
hings My residence the Fall River Railroad, twelve
hons travel from NewYork and from Boston. the
20 de OF the pleasant lage Of BridseWaer shall leave
THIS city the l of June Those who wish for
between 4and o'eoekP ". Laplsl jobs 4. SHAW.
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MADAME DWELL
A CARD
MUSIC AND FRENCH.

n5 La who is thoroughly qualified give instruction on
the Panoorte in Veal Music land speaks French tile
Partisan sccen bese the other branches neral
Educ Atom deies ustion institute respectable family
moderate References given application
paid, INSET ELMORE DEsCHAMP, Ba, gu sara,
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TObaccO-We noticed sales Of 70 bhds ut, %, and
is badly frosted at &c y ID.
sugar-The market rather quiet, and only about 80
bids were sol rat 50 GD614c for fair top prime
MOIasses-The only sales that we noticed were So bb.
choice re boiled at &c. and about 2OO lots, &c gallon
for iermenting.
Fiour-Market still depressed sales Of 200 bbs including
$40 Ohio two lots 90 80 and % % 1000 from atboat
al "a; 100 Illinois at "a Ia, anu 30 St LOUIS
at "a 81 ~ Dbl.
Grain-ae of Corn 5000 sacks including l24D mixed at
and about 800 sacks very infer 43c W bushe 1900 bbs
Com at 75DS0a bbl... OF Oats. 100 sacks
I4ouis were disposed OF at 401aGOilc q bushel.
PrOys,Ons-The Pork market was inactive sales of 100
bhs Mess in .ots, els and 100 Prime without nsp ction
at $2 rs bbi Of Bacon 100 casks sold including
~ cks RIbbei Sides ga 70 free OF backbone -; 81 cks
Missouri Shoulder 50 50 " 100b IS at 6s97c and IS
sugar cured Hams s1ac W H.. Lard in fair
quest sales of 40 bb ga $50 No 91I6; so tics
al 81 go kegs II. and 100 do. lots ll4c y ID.
Hay--About $50 bales of good Northern were taken at
$l9 50 W ton.
COiIee-Lower; sales s. 90 bags Rio at $40 &c Yb
Ii. gg ng and ROpe-Good demand, with sales of 700
pieces and coils, 21a l24, mostly on time for Baggng
and 100 coils Rope, a mixed lot at 51ag6hc.
Gunny Bags-4O,00O in bales sold at 61ac time with
interest
Candles-lOO bxs Star full weight, taken at 2Oc
" ID, cash.
Hice-Make firm sale 40 tcs arrive, 3lc. and %
cks from store at 3zsc ~ ib
Whisky-A bout 200 bbls Rectifed sold 194D 1910 D
gallon.
Sterling N55aG H014
New York sixty day Bills ...,......2!6l " CT disc
Sight Checks New York .........."14g4Y CT. prem
Freights-We heard Of nothing
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II A. ever offered lori
sale IN this city and AT lower
aries. These TE, are q
the latest importation, and
OF the most choice qualities
grown in & h ina. having
been selected with great
care, For the use of tam.
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well se-
cured neutrality-suspicious., SO
as 10 prese. We their fra
france as long as in the
chests.
e-VC City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotelssuu.
piled with every dnscrin.
ton ofTEAs, inchests. hall
chests, u ID and . ID box
ages if desired
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Rp3O d&W

CORN MILLS - Straubb's superior French
~ BUR;
COTTON PRESS SCREWs-Neweps superior Turned
I.W. ARTHUR co, Agents.
spSD dS w If Is and ~ New l.evea
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SAD ACCIDENT IN ALABAMA.-We learn from
the Eutaw ala Wing, that Alexander S. Howell,
aged about % years, was thrown from his seat
while driving the stage between Eutaw and Tus-
caloosa, Thursday, the LIST inst. and 50 seriously
injured to cause his death in a few min ties He
is said to have been raised in Alabama and 10
have been engaged in stage. driving from the age
of fifteen. His parents, it is thought, reside in
Chickasaw county, Miss.
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broker in Wall street, NewIork, got stuck, a
few days ago, with 500 counterfeit note in this
way: beautiful, lady-like woman called and
asked to have it changed into small notes. The
broker tells his own story: 81 was looking more
at the woman than 10 my business" Pretty good
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS:
CRESCENT OpEIcE,
E-Ju M.-tp1 Mao n

Cotton-The market much depressed yesterday bv
the Europas accounts announcing further decline at
Liverpool of 2EDd The sales were limited TO about 1000
bales, fur decline Of Mc. Our quotations
e. "A
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SHERMAN'S
NEW PATENT
T r Y ]! S S
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
9 " r II.

TT This Truss is entirely different from all others in form
AID principle OF acon consequently, effect possessing all
advantages, while 1t Is Ire from the ohlcons attributed
Ihe various kinds heretofore The pressure
natural BEN" compartlve!y hight in bad kuutues can be
reg ulaea and bonght to bear directly the Mai
ngs thereby Attending security all tunes, under the
most violent exercise. NY its when Ieh by the pro,e
sklifu Surgeon, the placed beyond the
danger OF Slran olaon other painful dangerous
symptoms, which not unfrequent in the OF her T.
II Is very eommo practice for afflicted tirrn,a
to select Truss and Apply them elves 1t bad and
dangerous practice, which be only those
understand Anatomy. and familiar with The nature
Rupues Let he emem here that the hest Truss may he
injurious, II does suit the form of Rupture applied TO-
and n9t prope5 fitted Therefore, have concluded
al my office. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET, NewDhean
Observe the n Of III. - the door. mhla IvdS w
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The large morocco factory Of Mr. Christopher
Solus, at Charlestown, Mass, was destroy ed by
fire the morning of the 29Ih ut. Loss, SIS, 900.
1nsuran $4,000.
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STAR CANDLES AND PORT WINE
~ 800 boxes Star Candles, IS, SIS and As;
=, 100 quarter casks Port Wine; For sale by
FL IT n I
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NOTICES.


'VFlCK OF JEFFERSON
LAKE PosToBATRLIs RAILROAD ''oMPASY.}
- eeaied Proposals will be received this office
Unit u O'Clock on MONDAY, the 18Th May delivery
the Railroad, at the head s, Of Tbysy Thoaand
running feet of Long Hard yellow Pine Pie Timber from
10 to " nehs square and enshs Of from - IN is feet the
h'e |" e 400 to have not than sap any
edge Also, for Twelve Thousard 81 fac, If
81 \ 10 inches sawed Yellow above or sn.io, Rsd r
70 be we'll sawed q thickness he sound and r,
all deise' and clear Of ZAP The delivery 90 or about
the 18th OF October and TO be completed the 18th az
December Csrroiiton, May !, 1851.
myl a2p spi5 john HAaPsoN, Chief Engineer
-s>~
IL DR.. b. w. Dalton. whose duty it To yaccina,e
those Children Of the Public Schools Of Munieipy
who require nd som. weeks prevented
BY Sickness from doing so he however able and
duly requests Prncipa and Teachers
Schools such children Office Tor that porpo,e
~ Others desiring rro'sction the SMALL Pox
fully invited to call his Office IFS ad
-s>s-
Succession of Amos Hough.
IL All having claim, against the Of AMOS
HOUG deceased hereby notified
and of their respective claims and the by
which they are established. -
III Apply to W sUFoRD Bransrd Jackson
and Josephine Lafayette; left this Office
be attended to. ap3u
-s>s
Succession OF John McDOnogh.
NJ All persons indebted John McDON
OCH requested max. immediate
recutos of his Estate otherwise legal be
me recovery Of all unquda'ed cms and those having claims
against said Estate will present them Executo
corner Of CustomhouSe and Royal
G. RosRLrUs,
F. B. D'AQuIr,
W. =. LkvERICH, Esann,nAS
jal6 J. SPEAR SMITH,
-A>e
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr.
B Is candidate resetun, CONSTABLE Of the Fifth
Justice Of the Peace, Third Municipality Election
| November. 1851. apis
| p EMOVAL-F. N. HARALsoN Notary Public.
~ ha moved his Office from % Graver 30 Camp
street, ~ stair. my3 I'm
| HALLARAN, EDWARD, Commissioner for
| IL California q Camp street. ml2 3m
| nR. J. F. SEGUlN, office at Thomas Rankns
- Drug Store. Camp and Poydras Streets residence
| 10 Gravier street. neaI corner OF Ba'Onne. m,3
COPARrNERSHIP- he undersigned having
~ this day associated wi him Mr.. HENRY 3. HALL.
the business will hereafte. be conducted und the Fir of A.
| +. ocARAs Il Co. Newt Orleans, Nav l. Isl.
myl A. F. COCHRAN.
PRESTON POND, Jr.,
| Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
| MILL z i've his attention to all business matters
w entrusted his in the parishes of East and IVES
| Feliciana, AL Baton kouee and st. Helena.
| ~ Office. Clinton, La.
Refer to Hon Theodore H. McCaeb or Hon. John W.
| Crnckett, Newt irleans apI
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Chckasaw county, Miss.
PRoF. PAGES ELECTRO MAGNETIC LocoMo-
TIvE.-Another trial of Prof Pages Electro Mag
netic Locomotive made on the Washington
railroad, on Tuesday, 29th ut. The Republic says:
"The progress OF the locomotive when it started
was so slow that boy was enabled to keep pace
with it for several hundred feet. But tie speed
was soon increased, and Bladensburg, distance
OF, We believe, about five miles and quarter,
| reached in thlrty-nine minutes. When within two
miles OF that place, the power of the battery being
fu ly up, the locomotive began to run on nearly
level plane at the rate OF nineteen miles hour,
miles faster than the greatest speed here
| toiore attained. This velocity was continued for
| mile, when of the cells cracked entirely open
which caused the acids to intermix and, as a con-
sequence, the propehng power was partially
weakened. Two OF the other cells subsequently
| met with similar disaster
The Professor proceeded cautiously, fearing
| distractions on the way such the coming OF
| cars in the opposite direction and cattle on the
| road. Seven hats were made, occupying in all 40
| minutes. But, Notwithstanding these hndrances
and delays the trip to and from BIadensburg was
| accomplished in minute less than two hours
| 1.-The cells were made of light earthenware for
the purpose OF the experiment merely, without re-
terence to durability. This part of the apparatus
| can therefore easily be guarded against mishap.
" L he great point established was, that loco.
motive on the principle of Professor Page can be
| made to travel nineteen miles an hour"
| The BROOKLYN Navy YARD-The New York
Evening Mirror says that it was expected that the
Relief would leave on the LIST inst for Rio, witt
stores for the Brazilian squadron =. The sloop OF
war Preble is fitting out, and is to be stationed at
| Annapolis, Md, in connection with the Nava
School at that place The storeship Lexngto
is ready to receive her cargo. Her destination is
supposed to be the Mediterranean. The Fredo
mia is also preparing for seat is presumed, fol-
the Pacific. The Brandywine is to take the
place of the North Carolina as receiving ship; the
latter will leave for Philadelphia, about the middle
| of May. The Constitution and Macedonia are
laid up in ordinary The steamship Fulton is
being remodeled and refitted. The new steamship
San Jacinto is in the dry Dock and will be ready
| for sea in about two months The present num-
Der of men employed in the Navy Yard is 634, o
whom SO are employed on the dry dock, -. The
extensive machine shops will be completed early
in July, as well as the work on the hanging gate.
OF the dry dock the Brooklyn Navy Yard vii
then be the most complete in the United States
as all the facilities for the construction Of machiner,
| will be within the limits of the Yard.
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AUCTION SALES.

Corn. COrn.......,,...,., Corn
BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
'I'Hl9 DAY May g. 10 o'cl be sold Oh the Tszsa
opposite Grcd street Tor ccunt1f may conc.rl-
1900 bag. CORN.
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BY SYKES, HYDE e. CO.
opposite dFod street s ,c5 ..sqof,sf ho may
Sale OF Household Furniture. at 1877 julia street
BY w N. r. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
EhiDAY Ny 9 At h. f-pss 70 o's'oe.-wu without
The entire large tory owe ins ued a,
sS1 40. F wsa D.s md
1et-.2, Gro .s,y :, G..vs,., ie6,n usn.i
Clothing, shirts, Hats. Caps. Boots and shoes.
BY j. b. BLACHE g. CO.
M4z at 20 o'eloes-"i be sold at their auction
Of % t as BooT i ami Bs sc,G
q ios Of cLoTnNG M.rao Drap dEts auseo'.
ol Fsss .d LINEN DR. Ind ssss
s sa,pedsr & sri f Ha5dae 'a G so Shirts Draw
Al as.o,tm.nt of HATS and sls and Graz=d CAPS. ns
Furniture Furniture Furniture.
BY j. NJ. WEYMOUTH, Aucur.
At the CoInmerca Exchange
fiDsAY May at 10 be .ld atsnconA variety
:edsshs do? Armos Bufesui sar6etop sdeboards nd
Me.h.aods French Bedsesds, etc. ms
j. l.. TAYLOR g. CO.
AooTioskERs AND CoAsIsslos MERCHANTS.
81 Chartres street, corner OF Customhouse.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer,
wiz ply particular ate all Out Port
eT Sa1ss sss Cos, Sy"dd oo u s. Sa Sales Of Vessels
TO the SAFE of Household Furniture, persons declining
E.saa SIX aso held their Auction Rooms, of
FoeeH ana ID'ltstc boods sVli I'm
i page 53l...No. A.sss Of the Ctv Court Of Men
BY virtue of plunus alias writ of seizure and
s Of IN NJ p+ @s ed sg s s o s L.
,Oble sqtion at Banks ! Tcae. MONDAY The ish
day g! w S GkodN H .aa's suburb r,eme in the
square comored within PREM, Roman, Go umnus and La.
d 1T Ines % On Roman 49,
by 100 feet in Depth bounded the side towards oumbus
street by lot and side towards Iahafpe nv
the other half of sad lot No A. above enIed
'a1,s s Constable
New orea g, April II, 1851 api4
JOHN hLMnEN vs.. JOHN. HENRY BROWNqrd
tess co"pt o"ia io!s s'f'a0 4" me second Jus
4 Y virtue OF a writ of seizure and sale to me
"A at pglle aueon MONDAY the 18Th day Of May
ri sass' suburb u.reaps
ID" b.
i n, o,' hayps Amirean me y. 3 and
ted any he c 81 1 oSs q s and de-
seized in the above entitled cause.
900 .a, \, NJ THOMAS. Constable;
New Orleans, Apnl ii, 1851. apl4
FOR SALE or BARTER for Dry Goods and
Groceries-l2o0 ACRES SUGAR CANE LANDin
Texas ,u,ted on the CoOato River about miles above
api5 I'm JAC't SOFIA, Notary Public.
| 7 OST-ln going to the fire in Lafayette on
- Tuesday night, the 9Th ut, A BRASS NOZZLE
belonging to Pereveran Fire Company No 49, Any per
returning the the Engine. house Perddo rect
St Charles, the thanks of the COMPANY
| my2 GEORGE w. HUBBELI, Secretary,
| CUNDRlES-
~ Lard Ol-40 bbls 70 /;
| cached Suerm Oil-20 bhs;
| Bleached Whale Oil-2O bbls
| Linseed Oil-i5 bbs;
| Sperm Candles-4O boxes;
| Wax Ca, dles-lU boxes;
| Star and Pc andles-25 boxes;
| White Leads tons,
| Check Floor Matting-91 rolls -. Tor sale by
| MlLLLR. HARRIS & WALDO,
| my2 2w "a Canal street.
| ~ hole n liz nd II 81 nj Truukx Wa re IN
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j.. l.. TAYLOR g. CO,
AUcTloskERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
81 Chartres street, corner of Customhouse.
GARDNER SMITH. Anctioneer.

10. viii p1y particular all Out Door Sale, Of Port
Warens Suceessions Syniiesip s. Sae. Sales Of Vesses
CaygOes, Darndgei Good CouoI, = $1,000
Of Household Furniture for perons DECLINING
Housekeeping
Regular Sales also held Sales Rooms Of
FoTe1gn and domestic Goods I'm
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

"ANTED-A Boy to run errands and make
w hm-elf useful. Apply at the Machine Shop No So
,iYndst VI q,
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those Children Of the Public Schools Municipality
who require nd desire
BY Sickness from doing able prepared
TO discharge that duly and the Principals
Schools tnd such children
~ Others desiring protection against SMALL Pox ar.
resp ecf1y Office Circus street ia27d