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Receipts of Produce.

swney 1 steamer Alex scott 6O bbls lp1i
Hewitt Norton soao IBIS sfd cts hams. 81
BEEF ~. S STsn Gs1s i bb fS S
!IR' les 1isEas ffTSS Bro
bales hemp Bennett39 bbs apples Schefsrsteiu-
ssa@es t. S Ss:,
$ Elder DO s se Ws
Cooper &c9 hds foSseco ss SACKS Ss oS S1'G
e9s Ess Sso Aapls %shs
Ma%' Sse Wysss ass s NM
so do oS Ta Do DO lad e bids !9baeco Baker
a Sci bes s' fRSssb
o Rsir GsSI.na e4 d. SsqE Ks iSas
SEE sfGisf; SSSae II jb lf'h Fl d.
TO DPs aG bs apples etc Baker
TaSS6E !SS RsyERPs Michigan 500 bale,
s A. af hss?B:l MSe a
Sf5$ Ss as MsaasH wFffss9
60 So- q ny, Martins bids tobacco Elder! Be &co-s
nrren Hewitt, Norton a S5o%E Ssd
BTyan1i DO R PnTri.h|iOd do Turner Wilson &coe4 bz.
az "a, Violet &eoI4s ks corn Freron Fower-Tota
ss e iSesff Bee creoe 4 bales cotton
WHght i lag Ssom21 Fean. DOnegan &eo-5s Payne
e%SS sa S3 tss@Sy M sss
Carroll &ecio I'LL Mclean &coN6s SeIson &eo5t
Bulk y y Hot-4s Robson n Aliens Downs, Cnddy 4
Paso MeDSwe Mi. &eoNs s oaRey az Ra@ HIe
l9G E Ip ri Sconl3 Byrpe Scqls duncan
S Ms,cas sJH%fi sSS
fe bS apps and oneSs
bale ss do spS
%dse GeadesHs sfs' sY White &co
81 s. w. ES:y sss
Thompsnn-5 do Willams-20do loo hf bbIs moasses w
Flower Seo7 bb moqsses, 10 Rhds sugar Aain~so d
hid. D'ahe, ssa.isd g FIJI Is6o@,
G Dc b cs%%aff
'nH u $50 hhS Bps
sSSsgn T SSoSo wsh WILLIAMS SsSl1 BsekOs
Wad STAT PJS.
fsF R. Tsg1il Byina sep SSinsS. %sq
APPLES, u bales PR Carols do WeterelI s Wade
sss s? ssson 1871 bale, cotton
@ ar y SS 5ss:Sn 2 BGnssI
81 Ss H Mclean st bales eoton
fsts fss; ss?T dc a1 q 1a
s soTa ar % l4s 1Ss moass bss
colon 1 a. hS &co
do Bnkley Hol2 do bbls honey Gilly-la bales cot
Eqw Wis Isys s3sR
Bon pySs HR %@asfs Feen hides etc
T9sT sATg Dy III III ssf Ss.
7 RoRsSp AIep1$5 Wright Williams &co-asS Gray \
sS5'iE sfs Fs9Ts 6 Ssa WI MI
s ' Ss nHs n f ESo Ri
MMfsp1 pkEs s9nd,iss CarI9 8, CASH Peters
Monroe: In tim
Ward I9 %, /; Wright Williams NSp-a9S Payne
Wa fRf Besaa do Ts0 cn
Ma5emU,e cgsn Seo8 Brsner WaRs Seq.5
Ns6 Williams Philips Mso
SsS0liorl 1870 bales cotton n,. M Nj,
7 de Egana,-l0 bhds sugar il i G W Lea do W &
D urqnhaT!m2O do Montague Sco-i7 do w L Thompson
"a ssHisss% SSS sG g S SS'
g Do u5auha1 d. O do o
bsbs blanchard &co-Total aOi R6ds sugar-siS
II I1si
Kes do sRss @dse DARBY SGs H Fe
SSs ss bb, 9 %SE LS
Nf Is hfsi R ~ fds .3. ss1
S Ss;eP N Wsz Robson Wlsh' Wi
Sp Ed.! So N.S Mgr
FsaIn Donegan &cois do FTson Fo% SHper
1y 1 rs ss sse
li s &eomli BTsndsr. Williams Scpi Bonner smith
Byrne Carter ScoNS BakIs ssSs HHS o-5e
10 fo@roy de hides Dunbar rGyns
s4 Ali GRyERper steamer Webb: los b,.
Garter Nco5O ii Moore-sl Cummings, sews1t Seon
&sa -fSasi s%; Sasg Fayf
II dn Orup Total hale pnttnn
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Friday Evening, January 10, 1851.
Arrived during the past week. 667 head of Beef Cattle
5s7 Hogs. $50 Sheep, "a Mich Cows. and AIS Calves.
BEEF CATTLE-The stock offered during the week were
mostly of middng and ordinary descriptions and the prices
auery have been higher than usual Good Cattle brought
66p9c % N net.
Hoss-Pces have advanced this week and we now quote
at 51aQp6c % ID net.
SnExP-Have been scarce, with good demand Prices
SO O0fDsi 50 o head.
Mich Cows-Are selling at $50 0OG0ssO 90 aphead
CALvEs-In good demand. Prices, ~ 009 $40 90 head
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GEOLOGICAL, EQUESTRIAN and THEATRICAL, well
II the complete and extensive the United
and ncomparaby larger than
three hundred PERSON., Horses and Pones
compn,ng Theatrical well Equestrian Corps-vih
Of Wild Animals and their attendant Lion Tanner
sona eIhibtion-wil open in the AMERICAN THEATR ior
Equestrian displays and production Of PUTNAM and kin
drsd Equestrian Spectaces
SATURDAY EVENING, January IL.
And Every Evening during the Week,
With much the and male and
female adult aud juvenile principal and Equesans Gym
Gowns Tight and Slack Rope Equibrists
Actors Actresses Performing Horses Lputan Tuck one,
Wardrobe and Equpage
presented before New Oreans audience.
The Patriotic Spectacle entitled
THE SPIRIT OF '76.
concluding with the thrilling TabIeau of GEN. WASHINGTON
Live War Horse weighing pounds borne ao
the shoulder, Of his "bsye Connenta will be the
fl produced.
Prices Admission Circle IS cents Parquette 50 cent,
Family Circle Second Tier 80 Coored 50 cents
Gallery %
~ Doors open at quarter pas; 6; Curtain will att
TIT Day Performance SATURDAY, January 10. iall
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
Cleared Yesterday,

Ship Pnmgastick, Webster Boston, G Bogart &co
tark sunny Eye Seabury, Baltimore, Chas Deake &co
Brig Me MAN, Young, Philadelphia, w w McMain
Br brig D'lsraei, Morris Glasgow, &c Jenkins
Schr Sarah Pentland Brazos St Jago, o Wickham
Schr Corah. Porter Brazos St Jago, John Alexander
schr Daphne, Anderson, Mobile, Jas Farrely
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n91sses = Tee &co-24 do, hid, sugar Roman Kernon
d do. bbs moasse Darby Tremoulet3 bbls sugar
orier-TOtal 239 hhds sugars bbs moasses.
FLATBoATS.
HANCOCK COUNTY. va.Per Amor's boat: $50 bbls
flour. do cider G II Poumairat eco.
ClNCINNATI-Per Walters two boats: 24O0 bbls flour,
40 do whisky Martin, Owen &co
OHIO-Per ElmOres boat 1l45 bbls 18 hf bbs flour 200
sacks shorts Sturees, Adams IL Graham.
lNDIANA-Per Conners boat 400 bushels corn, 800 do
oats, 2i5 bbs apples do beef Carlisle SEQ.
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Per steamer Fashion, from Tampa Bay via Pensacola
Father Mathew and suite Mr. Shelton and family, Messr
schay POWELL Galahel, Gen Harrington. Capt smmon.
Per s,eemship Galveston from Mslagarda via Galveston
lady. Mr. Harlegiss and ady MI Dckenson and adv ahu
EE46 6m swne Msssr; Brown, Casey ponabns REFS
kusk, Hayle beaumont, Cater, Penny. Clemins Tate
Cushman. Naris. Jeeres. Gregory Mcintyre, Kenneth
Per propeller Ontario, from Chages-32 passengers from
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Crescent lssk ano Dob aFa ting @tiee

no The propretors Of the EAy aud Weekly Crescent respect
fully inform their friends and the uic they recently
mai additions their lot
placed the charge OF Mr. LENS GRAHAM, who
long this city gentlemen Of high capabilities
the art Of the Office being complete nearly
all new, they prepared all kinds Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
with the least possible delay and without disappointment
patronage Parqniar attention will he
given the printing of LAWYERS BRIEFS. ~
BILLS LADIN8, INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, E0TARIAL AND CLERKS BLANKS,
BOOK HEADINGS STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT
RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND UANDRIrLa
COTTON RECEIPTS. CARDS, ETC. ETC.
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m ship Pumgas,ic 300 bales cotton Igl tics
3 bb 800 kegs lard, IL 49 bb U bf do 50 kegs pOk
y bbs castor OIL 70 do red oil, 70 do lard oil do sugar ii
BALTlMORE-Per bark Sunny Eye: 1903 hhds 1853 ties
pork. s6l bbs PORK and lard SO bbls moIasses
mn. PHlLADELPHlA-Per brig McMan 400 hhds sugar,
GLAsGoW-Per brig D'Israeli $500 bbs flour so bags
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per schr Sarah 200 bbls -four %
do sugar O do onions do potatoes 800 kegs lard 40 kegs
butter o!5 SKIS corn, % do coffee, 2jG bxs wine etc
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per schr Corah $50 bbls flour 35
do sugar. do lard OIL 10 do whisky 80 do lime SKIS corn
O Kegs lard 20 kegs butter bbs boxes tongues lots
potatoes.
MOBlLE-Per chr Daphne: 26o bbls flour, 100 do pork
q do WHISKY, Is do 10 do vinegar SO bis 50 hall
9bs moasses hhds sugar bags coffee 5 corn
DO OATS AZ boxes cheese do Candles Is do tobacco 10
soap, 10 casks 10 bbs 3l9 boxe, wine. etc.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
.CRKsoKNr OFFICE,


The past week has been of considerable activity in the
general markets and prices have improved for articles
especially for Cotton since the favorable by the Mia
CARA Flour and Grain. however, have both declined
slightly is also the with Sugar. Provisons toer.
ably steady. Tobacco remains inactive.
News from Europe the 2Sh u is due here by the
Collins steamer which sail from Liverpool for New
York on that day.
COttOn-Our last review left the Cotton market quite firm
at an advance Of SGD4c upon the opening prices of the
week. the entire ssles having reached 80 600 bales
day and Monday further particulars of Baltic news were
received favorable than those previously at
which gave holders additional confidence but all parties
were looking for the Niagaras advces the of the
two days confined about 5000 bales
The expected advces by the received Tues
day morning, announcing ld advance Liverpool.
with aes for the week Of bales This agreeable
news again stimulated buyers. who that day took 500
bales at an average advance Of about u of cent Wednes
day being HOLIDAY the sales confined to 1900 bales
while Thu sday the inquiry quite limited and barely
1900 bales changed hands. being favorable
buyers than before. Yesterday the anticipation of later
European accounts and also the failure of the mail spred
10 render the market quiet and only $500 bales disposed
of making total for the week of 5000 bales taken for
Europe and the North. Prices close easily at our
quotations, though without any marked decline The
receipts this port since first of September $50 bales
against 40 1853 to same date last but at all the o. g.
ports there is still decrease of 95l bales.
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ARMOKY HALL,

DOR EIGHT NIGHTS ONLY. commencing on SATURDAY
Evening jan 1.-THE NewOeans and Bues1ue
Opers Troupe, Consisting of the talented BUCKLEY FAMILY
and Assistants give of Concerts the Hail.
beng their FIRST their
Their Concerts of Chorues Gee Ballads and
Solos ON Von Melophone, Piano. Banjo, Bones Combo
Bellows,
Master F. BUCKLEY known OLE BULL Jr and acknox-
LEGGED be the greate Vionis his word will
form Paganins sscs of Carnival de yen -" Lucia
moor and the Dream" descriptive
performed by him through Europe applause
Mr.. F. N. LuLZNEK will preside the Piano. -
~ Tickets Fifty Cents.
Z AIN If
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Spoken,

BY the propeller, from Chagres the 18th Dec in
lat 10 49, long 80 CO., sc Home from San juan for this
port with Captain and Mate sick; the Home left San Juan
ON the I'd December
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UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
No. ID ST. CHARLES STREET, UP STAIRS.
Is NOW RE-oPENED, for public inspection, uprising
choice and select
Ancient and Modern Paintfnrs


e In order 10 cultivate the Fine
Gavani has taken advantage favorable opportunity
collection of PAINTINGS recently arrived, belonging
teur his the North This Gallery considered by judges
TO contain hesuul and choice specimens Art snd
the and impulse the public feeling Mr.
adopting the following
Fifteen choice and beautiful Paintings will he distributed by
Each will he presented with which will ente
holder obtaining Painting value. Tickets will
nunbe ed The Painting
viii he Paee 10 some public place, and described hereafter
ftice Admission the Gallery so Family
Ticket So The holder
latter will he holder All persons having pre-
purchased vii be
paving the piice OF single admss
THIS dist button OF Paintings will take place
day OF May next IN % the direction gentlemen of the highest
cttblry and the which
the pixies, viii be published
N B. will numbered, holets particularly
requested them, Painting will he delivered
presented.
IL The Gallery will be open during the da evening"
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GALVESTON-Per steamship Galveston: bales cotton
Rugeley: Rochelle &co-7 do Mitchell &co-sundres to
HaIi y hempIE Han &co-F Rodewald &co-I Marks.
TAMPA BAf-Per U steamer Fashion: 60 mules SO
hGrses Il Wagons boxes gears, etc 5 Quarermaster
tEhA CRUZ-Per brig San Juan SIS s29 in specie TO
y "a. Ctabalero-s6OO Camerden-s5l4 Cahuzacs-Totai
order. " " 1919 N'N
BOSTON-Per bark Swan; Assnrted mdse
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The steamship Alabama reports-The brig Union left We,
Cruz for New Orleans on the 9Th Inst g.
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Kendall Cholera Syrup

II remedy Cholera in fact we
guarantee all when used before collapse.
The relief will Be promp-nsualy in few minutes Ii will
promptly all Bow Complaints.
II For Depot OF the Electrical Fehrfugc, No n
Magazine street, New Orleans, BY the proprs,srs,
nla hpa A. Kendall CO.
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MONDAY EVENING January 8, and EVERY EVENING
Az during the week original aud well Troupe Of
EMPIRE MlNsTRELS will commence as above with r. II.
Sitter, the Champion Dancer and the world Col.
WHITE the ShakspeaTean Negro Jester.
tS- Cards of Admission, open at hafpa
Coucer TO commence at half past7 O'Clock.
No Children in arms admitted
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DANCING ACADEMY.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MADAME LEISE respectfully informs her
1'l friends and the public generally that consequence of
the continued application OF pupils for admission in .rls
her school, she has been obliged her class f3
from Josephine street, Lafayette to the large and FF
meme streets, nearly opposite the Horse Station, ~AFF~
III friends. AL the Dances of the gbt
ISta a. usual Days OF tuition as follows Ghildrens
SH tn from half past 3 till dark, Ladies Glass. TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, from 10 to IL A. M.
Gentlemen Glass On MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS, from I'LL 10P. Madame l.. be found
on Josephne between Magazine and Live Oak Streets La
1ayette M lie LElsE will assist at the lessons. do
dancing Academy and Social POliteness.
~ BOURBON ST., BETWEEN Conf AND ST.. LOUIS.
MONSIEUR DEVoTl respectfully informs families .N51S
W and the superors OF all institutions Of education Nh ~
he will open School, on WEDNESDAY the lth inst 349
Mons D. demonstrates, the perfect and artistic "a
style t same rules the first French and Italian academies
~oru all which distinguishes the highest fashionable
societies. all indispensable branches poienes
elegance and he department the body and also
paIloTs, Saloons etc.
All Dances
Of the day such Steps, Quade Ma
znrka Redoway Fancy and National Dances Wazes, Slipping
CelloIlas, Spanish and Valse a Cing Temps,
Parents invited to assist attend the lessons and
anime this method which pactioed the
mics OF Paris and London 1t proved well known,
one month more rapid and perfect progress acquired tan two
according to the old school.
s9HrlGa Academy for Ladies and Masters
Fnr Gentlemen, same days AT ha!fpas, E, T. M.
ms-Casses lessons month, lessons week,
rvate Glasses family residences private schools at the
~ Applications be made the Academy Me- T. Mayo
Music STORE No Camp street, at H. Siebrehts Al Royal street.
or al The Post-oihce, by letter.
Lafayette. ~ " ' nd Il
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DAN RICE,s CIRCUS

DAN RICE'S CIRCUS
ST. CHARLES STREET, OPPOSITE PERDIDo STREET
open EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.-Eight hun.
" dred Chairs in the Dress Circle.
EB Grand Change Of Performance Each Night which the
whels Troupe will appear. ALSO, Entertainment on
SATURDAYS, at IL M for Juveniles and Family
sS Seats be secured the Box O;e day. between the
hours of 10 aud 2. - ~ -
~ Adnlssion-Dre,s Circle so cents Pit cenn Free Col
tad
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MADAME LEWIS

THIS CELEBRATED PHILOSOPHER, Astroogis Physog-
nom and Of the Egyptian oaeles Fate" respect
fully Informs The ladies and gentlemen OF New will
dence on ST. ysein time and be consulted her
Magazine
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AUCTION SALES.


See Frs Page for additional auction Sales,
furniture Etc. etc.
The old anetion Mart. 81 Camp street.
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
THIS DAY January H. at hafpast 10 o'cIockw be sold
resu. Anos Centre Tables sofas and chas also caecLsry
and 6s.swsre and one good Piano jail
Groceries. ......... Provisions. and liquors
BY SYKES, HYDE 4 CO.
THIS DAY January halfpsst 10 o'closk-wii be sold
sss e. s'se:; snii s.;''
zoe zoe five gallon snd Ds%shD:i 10 s..es s,s,s
Is boss, Mustard 10 bales India Irvine;
%hs p pf Lard cs
and Champagne Wines. etc.
Trs case: . y Blazing CARDS damaged
sundries. sundries.. sundries.
BY j. l.. TAYLOR f. CO.
M 3D., : Jang NJ Al 10 be sold their
general Of Fancy Domestic DRY GOODS.
A Also. T Ts@Ts d sas S W4TahEs .,o
Port Warden's Sale. =. Of :. 80 Damaged Cloths,
BY j. b. BLACHE T. CO.
III ss e: p.
Imported and d 1"s ee 10 Pad sI z, ot h.a co,,,
Rare Chance Valuable CHRISTMAS
and NEW YEARS GIFTS.
s.sss Tisss, ys
tel Or 3n ian. Fancy Articles etc., to close
BY n. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
ssd Nj q cs. 70
NJ e commence on TUESDAY next, I7h inst, and 70 con-
.1 An e1, S,s,s AZ 5 5 ek Of GOLD ,EwELay
Watches Silver s F are sey es IN: oes. o SG
Man,sl Ornament, hrose drea, styles
% s'S ssi sna CITY s
Country Merchants Hoskeepers and others requested
AUCTION NOTICE.
Ssa f. Is
SOnsgnmens their No 81 chares street.
nse. eash advances made consigned them
S wv &s%p .sss
FRANkLN GREEN, Jr, Milk street, Boston, duly
a % en- iEs1s:. GARDNER & K aAats ssaIrH
FOR sALE-My fine Blooded Mare, on account
ssi as ssssfs
sz on'0n ana Da'0nn e. 'Hf ouGH, 1888 Bsronpe St,
TEXAS LAND FOR SALE-There will be
sold. ,o the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the lith
situated If
aesse bs Tana
gwen at the time OF sale. jas I'd
VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND
' NEHhuES FOh SALE-A very valuable and highly
improved Sugar Plantation situated the parish of Pone
Coupee. containing 100 of which 500 under cut
yaPn offered for sale new Sugar house. with
With the Plantation offered Thirty vaIuabes Negroes
and full supply Of Mules. Horses Wagons and Stock For
more l' &slG G9f fs'v W ffGIl CO.
d3l Union Row, 81 CarondeIet st.
FOR SALE-The schr. MERCHANT, of about
lo tons burthen, Of the fastest sailers the y4
United states and well adapted to the Gulf trade; kIR
d31 E. J. HART & co. 70 Tchouptouas st.
FOR SALE-A superior Waiter and House
l. Servant. Apply to
CHARLES A. TOWNSEND co.
d25 sf Magazine street.
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SOCIETY FANCY DRESS BALL

MI, At BRUINS NATIONAL. HALL, .n,.
MI ~ Carondelet, Union street. e4sa9
Sxe-skz ED- The above Grand Bs place on T--d
%iNs SATURDAY EVENING, January ii, 1851 -1NH4yl!se
. tB Ladies Cards oil Invitation TO be had at Aff~
Tyiers and Mayos Music Stores, Mr. the Hail
fiS- Gentlemen. Cards OF Admission, 81 90.
jil0 FREDERICK +. BRUINS, Proprietor and Director
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MADAME EMERY,

The Seventh Daughter OF the Gypsy FAMILY,
REGS LEAVE inform the citizens New Orleans she
- receives her residence, 2s5 Magazine street,
Julia and St Joseph where she will be happy
them OF the PRESENT and the FUTURE.
p S-Lade and Gentlemen wishing
which surround them
well by calling Madame Z. Price so
Ef Hours from ~, A. M. and s. P. NJ
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AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT a. CO, COGNAC,
BURNS, COUvEs & CO.. Proprietors,

BURNS, COUVEs & CO., Projectors,
Central Office 81 Camp street.
THE public informed that Goods, Packages,
L Parcels, Jewey other valuabes can be forwarded
by this Express to al! the CITIES the Mississippi Ohio Ar
kansas and Cumberland Rivers, between NewCjrIeans ST
Louis Cincinnati, Little Rock and Nashville: 10 Galveston
foln Isabel and Brownsville, in Texas Chsgres Pana
ma ana san anclsco, which cooperate ith
Penaco to ss%, 8i.c Co; to Mobile Montgomery and
Washi1gon and other Northern and Eastern cities, aafP bic,
70 ond9n, Liverpool, or any part of Great Britain.
81 Camp street NewOrleans 10 HARNDEN'S Express
Ofce New ork Boston, and other Northern cities
TO our Agents of the cities above referred TO- will be
conveyed with safety and expedition their destination
S..., RErERENcEs
John NJ. Bell, Esq. Peter Maxwell 4 Co.
William Mure. J. W. Stanton h Go
eV Our Special Messenger leaves New Orleans and Mo
bile on alternate DAYS (Sundays exceped d2O 3pem,w, y
THE DAGUER REOTYPE SALOONS, No
SO Camp street. (Shitfs buildings are nov open
Tor the reception OF visitors who respectfully invited to
examine the very extensive collection of PORTRAITS.
tS These SALOONS have been magnificently furnished
and every attention will be bestowed give satisfaction TO
patrons.
eS BY the superior arrangement of the LIGHT in the
Operating Room constructed expressly for this
an immense SKy-LIGHT, and by a New CHEMICAL Pro.
CESS used In preparing the Plates The Portraits produced
IN very short space OF time Comfy few seeonds) exhibiting
not be ifeike. 1880
~ A choice variety of new style Enamellea and En-.
graved LocKETs of the finest Gold and best Workmanship
suitable Tor Miniatures, furnished the facturers
prices.
to- Artists supplied with every article used in the Da.
d4 6m No SO Camp street New Orleans
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WANTED.

WANTED-A Situation as Book-keeper, by
" one who Thoroughly convessant with accounts and
who has resided in this city several years. and fully acc
mated The best Of testimonials furnished as 10 quail.
LEGATIONS and integrity. Please address &C.. office of the
Crescent az n
WANTED-The undersigned wishes to pur-
~ chase ONE HUNDRED SLAVES. for WHICH the
will please call the undersgned his Office rsvier
street. rdI9 til J. w BOAZNAN
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EN1Scy Balls.

Fancy Balls.
CHlLDREN's FANCY
FURs FURs, FURs
LADIES' vICTORINES
CUFFS, COLLARS, ETC.
OVER D'ARCY's HAT STORE.
J. sTEUART, Agent,
dlgal2 2tpM corner Canal and Chartres ats
HARMONIC LINIMENT-Thi Linimentbas
that has been found for many years II has been safely
and successfully applied Rheumatic Complaints Head
sale BY Mess CLARK AILIsoNe Wholesale Sf and R Tor
tau Dusglsts corner St Charles and Union streets next to
Dr. Clapps Church, NewOreans. n23 If
French Language.
PROFESSOR A. observation-disclosures Les.
sons in the above Translate from English into French
Apollo and Calliope streets. dill
OST BOOKS-Taken from Judge Billiards.
" Office No. IL St. Charles street, at intervals last sum-
er ana a and within few days past his entire set OF
IN. hEfohIs, containing 10 youme'. with the name OF
ing or seeing them where will please inform or word
a ne office where they may be found Aso-6 PETERS
MI missing. d2l
AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT a. co, COGNAC,
IHE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the old established house of {" rbouin Marett A.
10 prepared to receive orders for their very superior
GLp1NAC BhANDlEs, upon the most liberal terms; be
IN any quantity, or to any port that he required
u1o II s. WOLFF, IS Camp
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS
$50 - -
GENERAL COMPLIANCE AND PACKAGE
Delivery Agency.
CONNECTED l1ith H.4RNr0 EMS Northern Iins)
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AMERICAN THEATRE

Acting and Stage Manager. .............,WM FosTrp
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THE having
ton of general UCTTON and COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the firm Of L. TAYLOR CO. ready receive
congnments at their No 81 Char street.
house
Liberal cash advances made consigned
- Dutd2oI sales attended 10 with promptness.
r e ESTES, ESQ., No l0i William street NewYork, and
FRANKLIN GREEN, Jr, Milk street, Boston, duly
authorized agents. ]. L. TAYLOR. ~
h2' I'm Is I'm os GARDNER SMITH
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GALlClA HAMS-A few Of those superior
- Spanish Hams. in store ard for sale by
Jas 1T A. b. RINGEOI,U. 81 Grayier