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the breakfast table with beaming countenance.
"Well, my dear. good news said he to Mrs. H.
"What is ~ asked the lady, with some secret
msgivi1g. "Tve got La Vega back again! Ad-
vertised for him in the Ledger; offered a reward
for his recovery, and this morning h. was brought
home by Abe Walker" Heavens !" calculated
Mrs Horton, what did you have to pay for him 2"
" Only eleven dollars" replied Horton, zone for
the advertisements, and ten to old Abe for bring.
ing him back" "Merciful goodness % replied the
unsympathizing wife. Eleven dollars (enough
to buy silk dress) for the recovery of such nasty
cur And to think that gave the black rascal a
dollar for taking him off," This inadvertent con-
fession OF course produced matrimonial duet, the
report of which we omit, as it might appear stale
and commonplace to some of our married readers.
BY this little canine speculation, all parties
gamers Abe Walker, the cunning darkey, gained
ten dollars, the advertising sheet gained dollar.
and Mr. and Mrs Horton gained some valuable
experience which will teach them the importance
OF mutual confidence between welded parties.
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Tobacco-About 400 hhds were sold by one party, but
we could not aseer ain the particulars
sugAr-Thes good inquiry, with sales of 400 hhds,
mostly at further advance Of &c for fair which we now
quote at 51S@15sc.
MOAsses-We noticed but few sales at 3l@33c for
boiled.
FiOur-Tbe demand fair, with sales of 1000 bbls,
including 1850 Ohio. from the Levee at a O5 1850 lined
atbOa to be delivered a0ngside ship, "a 49, and 100
St Louis at ~ 81 " Dbl.
Gran-Corn good request, and about 10 sacks
d. including 1890 SKIS mixed 52a52a 24OO 53D
"a 1890 at 54955; 1000 white in lots 5657; and
$50 (also in two ots) 5Se v bushe OF OATS 25 sacks
prime Indiana sold 42c
ProSisiOns-The Pork market firm, with sales OF
2O bbs Mess, without inspection at GA 90, go private
TERMS and retail lots at $l4 % bb OF Dry sailed Meats
00OO Sides and Shoulders sold al the advanced of &c
round, 200OOb Hams in casks 6, and 50Ob Shoulders
at 5l4c " h. Bacon in request, with sales of cks
including 80 cks Missouri Sides s 45 lots 81.
prime 81 50 cks Shoulders at 64, 100 cks prime Sid
and Shoulders TERMS and 81 PLAIN Hams
h.. Lard continued to improve, and noticed sales
100 Sz 90 bbls and ties e 80 prime ga, 60 bbs
inferior at 81 ans 800 kegs at 91ac ID.
saltA cargo of $3.50 SKIS Liverpool Zone. fourth fine)
at Soc round, an improvement.
CandIes-l5O bxs Star brough, 100 y ID.
COtTeeSales of 300 bags ordinary Rio at SS and $50
good at 10c v b.
TalOw-4l0 bbls City rendered taken at Ga and
20 bbls Western at 65ac v ID.
Whisky-Saes 200 bbs Rec6ed ls1ac v gallon
Exchanaes-Limted demand ; we now quote:
Sterling N91a G0lO.
New York sxty-day Bills -. .........lOl4 y CT disc
sight Checks on New ork o. "
Freights-Two American ships taken up for Liver.
pool at 7sd, and one for Trieste at lc for Cotton
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The advantages OF advertising admirably il.
Illustrated in the following incident, which we find
recorded in late Sandusky Democrat:
MIR. Luke Horton, of South Eighth street, keeps
a dog called La Vega, lll-iavored, ferce-s ed
brute, whose untdy habits ard cross grained tenn
per cause him to be held in detestation by the fam.
ily IN general and by Mrs. Horton, his mistress,
IN parucplar. La Vesa, however, is great favor.
ne with his master. About week ago, Mrs. Hor-
Ioh became eSasperatel on account of some unde-
h'apie offence committed by La Vega, and privately
oa'sdned with an old collector of soap fat named
Abe Walker, who for a dollar fee agreed to take
the dog oil, and render him up into tallow, OF
otherwise elieve Mrs Horton of the annovance Of
his presence.
Mr Horton, on coming home to dinner, inquired
W. Ia vega, and was chagrined to find that his
touo'esome pet had absconded. For some DAVIS
.'ie t aosehce OF La Vega gave occasion for much
,sJo'G,ng III the household, and even the grief Of
WI. norton Tor his loss, was made the subject OF
many sly JOKES IN his domestic establishment Mrs
IA graduated herself excessively on that happv
thought oil hers, which cleared the house of the
odious brute, and though a LADY, who thinks good
deal OF dollar, she did not grndqe the money
since II gained her object so effectualIv. In The
meantime, La Vega was detained a close prisonar
IN the cellar OF the soap iactory-smnsino himself
by swapping at the rats which coursed sbou, rho
premises and sustained himself, like Napoeou a,
Eba with the belief that the objects of his destiny
were not yet accomplished.
I'm Tuesday morning, Mr., Horton appeared at
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.BINE-Per schr Newton Alb bales co ton. order.


- receipts Of Produce.
4 Wngareis ck' baco Fe owes Sc@iS4 bbs II io nam:
sts. E. s"e arI bSs s5
Farley box mlse smith Bro do swiney Or en- co
Il DO s sce Tso ss %d.
DO tsei Nye Bro &oo-s5 bxs candies Connols &co-
~ Si fsss' sast S Ss: sr s.s
ooa ss9cb Tse e bx cheese 100 BIS Candles 10
hail. u bbs whisky, a hid, bacon jas MeGesor aeoHa
ii bb pD,s ssss , 1a Gsnd d. b.s
s S e. f ba. T.s s ,S
20 beans bs beatty tsseu Solo DO potaioe IS DO Il
dS ago Pb es WWe7 Is DC oots
erfs g FGq, Pss,.as VII and order
Do G GsSGs s se
d tsps h Pnesad Sc7 tagging WIFE
ian Fo.ysao casks Mari Owen aeoS5 bellows "S
0ammaes saulres--6 stoves aa1 fix Maspereau
So do Sf sS DIS WHISKY
sss7s.s ssi b: ss sss
Fiji s SeT.,. M s ssf.
Picket a Perkins ESmloa boxes n wilson Nee"
Ds-o do Pssram Brya a@ DO oGG9 Ease Fsse
S@s y3 b sG
'o NE 81 =, Ind nd tobacco
CT 5s5Ss &:%s sss!s' Essss;
- A Mi tenberger Aco-39 Byrne &co-ss do Ward 81
'Is F FnssT Es9 Es5,s.
Se".4 Eeesrn Donsgsn eoa Payne Ha,on-s4sl
WIZ keyi%s IS S order 10
W Sasns9 s%s:
Peassio4l Soosl Sess do R"sey, k1ebe te?4
WON s Ss ses E1yeSs Nelson g
SAB. p owe HI lean ScoIf Do huxley
SSs Gp Ivy. yss bis
ffa 81 fs;i fsi@ Music Dbl, mo, S.
bbs Dbl Sss bale,
H. H. Va Do 70 bales moss Turnerls hhds sugar 8
y II bbls 80 bb sugar sabater-ood de-
Lob SOS bbs dc" do 6 SaIss
Ss.ad d g. ssd' gFs,
IS ss.. ~. Il s:s
bales cotton 4 hhds sugar hbs moes Iavy. obt Sco
W,ter do M McIean Scoa1 h"ds s s sugs
BPS molasses Hae a.; binds sugar Gop5aG Kera
BAYOU CROSSE, TETE-Per steamer Aura: 40 hid.
aeEsor 10 nj b iHsa ~ bis Psssc1
Laande 20 bbs molasses. Is hhds sugar Kelly Conyng
ha q D : \ 4 n to order ord ,,,-
MsRas Sop SPa y lff 6a SS'sGa
NcLemoIe, Turin &co-ll Il G Cromwell--29 Fellow g,
Sc0-D WI iams-S Ward & Jonas-l6 q NJ Pinckard il
Co.'S Wright. Williams &co-Tolal, 2lS bales cotton
FLATBOATS.
Second Municspakitv-
lNDlANA7Per Duckworths boath 1900 sacks corn to
KEN TuCKYa,aPet Ttoutman's boat: $4,000 lbs pork
e lbs bacon, 100 bbs pork 3O kegs lard Cowan
kENTUCkY-Per Beeer's boat: 600 bushels ear corn
~ do OATS Is bb cider, half bbls beef Cowan Dykers
Spauding. -
Memoranda,
The ship Lexington came from the Bahama Banks in com
pany with the ship An,artic. of New York.
Passengers.
Per steamship Maria Burt from Galveston-Mrs Fnaby
and family, Mrs Varbel Mr. Mueheson, lady and family
.essr. b track. Levi Fry, w Gregory, p F Schroeh
w Dudley W II Woodward, T A Murray, w Caster
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CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT
No. "a Camp street.

= he AS everOfiered for
salem this civ and at lower
prizes. These Tea 5 are {
the latest importation, and
OF the most choice qnahlips
grown in 4 h ins. having
been selected with great
care. For the nse of fam.
lilies they are put up ia
small quantities in sell So.
cured metsIllcpackase,, so
as o prese, ,e their fra
france as long as in tn,
chests.
~ City retail dealers
country merchants, steam.
boats, ship. and hoielssup
plled with ever dnscri ..
ton ofTEAs, inchests. halt
chests, " ID and D ID box.
age, if de- ired.
MI I'm A
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Exports.
GENOA AND LEGHORN-Per shin Ioua. .aa IL.

tobacco, 500 s,ayes. VIZ u
H.VANA-Per steamship Habanero: Ballast
HAv ANA-Per bark sophia: E37 SKIS corn 20 bblu me,l
i65 ties lnd ~ bSs candles, 30 bxs tobacco a bbL oil
20 hbl- ia low, do ale, 10 ba es moss ~ ~
BREMEN-Per brig Regulus: 81 bales cotton. 254 bbds
toba. co, $500 slaves. " '
,APALACHlCOLA-Per brig Henry: Us bbIs -four. $50
bb whisky ~ bbs moasses, rs do pork W cks bacon 100
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per schr Alderman: 400 kegs and
bbs lard 80 bbls whisky, 365 do flour do sugar IL bas.
6hhds tobacco les hams Ia bags Coffee IS do corn iii
rice and snndTes S' ~ S"'
nOkPUS GhRi sTl-Per schr Star: So bbs flour, do
Mhky az DO brandy III do porter do sugar, no SKIS corn
IL sks coffee, 20 boxes soap. "'
o-AfhLACBlCOLA-P Per schr A N Mckay: 800 els rome
30 sacks coffee. etc. " ~ 0''
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NJ ALCOHuAs
THE bes l flied medicine the old the cure
habtus -clTty of ach, appetite asthma,
cipenf consumption lebiny acted tevels
beat Il. aseand diseases ans
derAnged the stonscf
ttmdles uhrring men
an h. uuenus add highly respectable certih9ses W -
n following;
Prot. ssur A. A. hayes, NJ o., State Assayer;
JAS T., UuSs E-i CAV Treasurer boston
Hon. NYtos l.. NOE. Pres sass 8. nate;
Hon L. VI. ARNotD. fora cry Governor Of Rhode Island,
memhesof Congress;
Hon WM. WooDBRlDsE. formerly Governor Of Michi-
an, U. , Seus or,
Hor T; MoRsHEAD, formerly Governor Of Kentucky
i.oS u. s. Senator
Hon j F. SIMmoSs. u, q Senator from Rhode Island
Hon Hon SHs'f Helps. U s. se9ao' I. m Ve.@oot;
Hon SOLOMON FoorE. m. mber OF Co g,ess from VT.
Hon. 4. Y. FOsTEa. member OF congress fr m Penn
Hcn W. L. MARTIN Delegate in Congress from Wiscon-
Gen 4: G. nopsE, memhesin congress from lows;
R. P. SrowE. Cesk the House OF Reprsssntv'
$50. JOKES Esq, Smrv yOr General, dubuque, Ia.
JOsKPH HoxIS. ESQ, Ii Wall street. N, wYok
Many other II the Iespectshty be referred
viii confrm all that has sal ~ favor OF thus a,auaos
e,ei R, GEO =. tikEtN. eroPteor "insdor "
REED, BATES & AUSTIN WhnessIe flruggisis. No.
For sale by j. WRIGHT " o.. l5i Charities ST.
~ Price 81 per bette W b1'ths 10 s.
LIZ Ca JTIoN-Each butte nuine oIyssnaed ttes
AL have outside wrapper printed Ensh frozen shd an
with of Geo Gieen' rrop, ~o u,on inree
ies, and addition mne ~ 90 me oP Oh me
Nv As' ~ " nj Ia W
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RECORDER GsNoIs' COURT Yesterday Tho, Grarve,
was charged with being and Suspicious person
He appreheni TUESDAY night between IL and 70
clock atthe of Canal and Basin suee and in hi
possession found pair Of nipp such are generally
used by THIEVES He the First Dislr C, Cour
SDiHdmg.-Wiliam Reed, alias ]. W. Davis was
charged with having uttered The sh day of March, bill
OF Exchange Tor s5J and with having forged he name OF
William ii. Person TO said bill draft which was worded
as follows: Blenvle Parish Lousana, b ack Lake March
g. ISL Messrs Cleveland, Brother Co., value re-
oeved. Please j. Reed bearer five hundred dollars
and place the same 10 account VIM. II. on'' He
presented this ill on the 2lt day of March, received
payment the amount stated. He remanded for further
examination.
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I'm ports.
GALVESTON-Per steamship Maria Burt: "a bales cot
ton d r Carroll. 'N ""''' VI 'a'es co'-
VERA RUZ-Per ship serandita: $3oOOO in specie to
HAvRE.Per ship Lexington: Assorted mdse
LON-Per brig duncan: 234 bags Id bills cofee
Zacbare. - ~ ' 70 nun w
HAVANA-Per brig Frances Lord 4O6 hhds 81 ties and
- bbls molasses ,;andofo Nco " ~ anu
., GknAND CAiLLOU,Pers chr Urbana: IS hhds surar
Dsnisionn &co-oO do. 81 bbs moasses B, rne 10
-lO do Mi,enbeger &c0-oO do, rs hrs suenI w Jack
son &eoIIola l6l hi DIS sugar, 200 bbls moasses
Wood 4 Low. f' " e' '"''oh u
oABINE-Per schr Newton 4l3 bales co ton. order
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HENRY HAMBURGER,
vi 4rch u MT TUlLOr

tut CAMP STREET,
MOULD respectfully inform his friends and tn
W public generally, that he has lately received IA
rom Paris, ex chip. fine assoItmelt of SUMMER IA
CLOTHS, New Style, imported to this countrs for Ia
te first time. Also, superior article of DRAP LII
d'ETE. mills 3iaw
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HYDE & GOODRICH,

No. IS Charities street, New Orleans,
IMPORTERS OF
Wa tcheS,
FINE JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS.
SILVER TEA SETS, FORKS AND SPOONs; PIT.
CHEERS, GOBLETS, etc.
Plated CASTORS, BASKETS, TEA SETS, WAIT.
Frs, and fine GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS and RE.
VOLVERS.
RODGERS POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY and
SCISSORS.
CLOCKS AND VASES; LAMPS, G!RANDOLEs and
MANTEL ORNA MENTS.
MILITARY GOODS, GOLD AND SILVER LACES
PRINCES, etc.
PAPER MACHE WARE; and large assortment of
Rich Fancy Goods.
to- This House has been established thirty years in this
city. mhSS 2m
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Ar rivesi.

arrived
Steamship Maria Burt, Ener on from Galveston via a
-, bine. 18th inst. 10 Green. Harding &co-2d my.
ship lexington Thompson, A days from Havre to master
I'd my. "
sp ship Seranda. Solo, from Vera Cruz 4th inst. to
tAballerD-lst my.
Brig Frances Lord. Gadding, days from Havana, to
. GandOfO &eo-Refnery
y-hmv
schr Newton Madison days from the 5abne to master
Sch, U,ana. Lawe's, days from Grand Calou to Chas
AXE &cO-lst my
S"r Harp. Perry days from Apaaclcola. to master M
sThAMBUA1s
Anna. Johnston, from Bayou. Crosse Tete.
Anna No 2, l.abaIthe, from Attakapas.
Cafdo, Graham, from Port Caddo.
CleOna, Wells. fr,n Grenada.
M0rrsett. Findren. from Nashville.
Lexington, Mather, from Louisville.
Nlnslc Streck, tom Laourche.
Natchez, Pierce, from Memphis.
United States. Hamilton. from Cincinnati.
TOwboat Yankee FntOn. from the Passesowed down and
to The llth inst, ship II II Body and Isaac New
ton. schr Mary Geoge-0rOught up ship Lexington and
brig Duncan. ~
TOwbOat Die Vernon Fooe, from the Pases-towed down
and 10 sea on tn, 18th inst. ship Harrisburg bgs Inov
and Leor tne-bought up brig Frances Lord sc6r arm
Towboat Porpoise Brown. from the Pssses-towed down
and to sea the 10th inst, ships Reliance and Virginia
brought up ship Serandita and schr Urbana.
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RECORDER CALDWELL CoURT.-Yesterday, Lawrence
Rodgers WIS fined dollar for assaung Thomas Hudna,
at III O'Clock on Tuesday night, on Camp street.
issdult.-A man named DR.. NJ. Hy ms, ordered to
bail for assaultng Mary Ann Green the corner of
Heva and Philippe Streets by striking her and knocking her
against the wall the night of The l2th inst.
Thr01ing Stones John Huyle charged tn throw.
ing stones at Eliza Watson, 10 O'Clock Tuesday nl ht
IN Circus One of struck her the lips and
injured her severely. The iemanded.
Charles Pace ordered to find bail in the OF $500
to keep the towards Ann Sraman, whom
IN Euterpe street, Monday night.
Passing Counterfeit Bunk .Notes.-The same William
Reed alias j. w Davis also charged a second aft
davt made by Joseph Cummings with passing three coun
tere fifty dollar bills appeared the 18th March
he was the steamboat shamrock and on his
road down the river he borrowed twenty dollars from
Cummings. who pilot OF the boat On getting near the
evee, he sent for the complainant, and would pay
him the he had borrowed and asked him to give him
small change for three fifty dollar bills. Cummings agreed to
do and receiyad from him three fifty do lar bills on the
Union Bank, tor which he gave Reed go gold piece
small hi u.s. and change that CUNT for which he thanked
HIM, and invited him visit the Planters Hotel where he
going 10 stay, and lake drink with him. When Cum.
mngs shore, the day change the bills he
found they bad, and he tried find Reed but failed
On hearing OF his being in custody, yesterday morning.
made atfi av against him On this charge he was sent to
the First District Court The prisoner came from Arkansas
and he brought wi him, the river fourteen ba e OF
cotton When arrested yesterday morning. at nine ocock
be had s34O him and this sum was seauesie,ed by
Cleveland. Bro Co., oil this city, whom he passs, the
forged bill.
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AUCTION SALES

Continuation Stakeholder auction Of rich Fancy
Dry Goods, at Madame Fanny Fryer's
I, BY VINCENT d CO.
J. ELsKsK ToUksr, Auctoneer.
J>HIS DAY, 10 VII Id Chartre street
extensive variety of rich Fancy Dry
hap n,d ~ Madame srpf,s for tbs and be
disposed OF snct without consisting in
Rich Broesce Dsnask aud 9th, Ii Dresses;
enhted Plain CaIhIere Dresses;
Batste de 30 Q Z
fHb ami Printed Bsfsges; ditto Sattine;
Pm ed, En- roid-red aud brdcbe Musins;
Bruche Robes
Satin Cloth Cashmere Ciosks very coored
Whie Muslin end Lace Pard
Rich Grape renad and Bsrege sbav and Scas Pele
and Collars tinmei with ValencienDe.
Rich En- Collar and thsmizsttes:
Thread Camhric sands chef. very costly;
Plain and Fans Ladies'
Head Dresses frava Fouard Thread Lac.s
| aud Vaenc
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HOMGOPATHIC PHYSIC AN-JAMEs G
BELpkN. N. D.. 10 Carul lelet s-re.t. ialSiSw
PUPILS.

n AVlNG resigned the office OF Superintendent
- OF Public Schools, propose tai ing few pupils along
with me my residence Mas The number
VIII not exceed shall not Ouy endeavor to instruct
Them in all suitable sudies, but sha also strict attention
TO their and morals and their wei are in al
hings. My residence the Fall River Railroad tive We
hours travel from New York and from Boston, the
10 de of the pleasant age OF Bhdsewaier shall leave
this city the lt # June Tho-e who sh tor
n.ther in formation. will find daily go Camp street,
| between and O'cO KIP. (apl31 JOHN A. SHAW
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.EAAs IDNiC AGFSCI-No. 50 camp Stree.
CERTAIN antidote against Constipation Of the Bow
"A els TorpoI of the Liver, Indigestion. PaIpaticn of
the Termination of Blood the Brain Nervous Head.
,ches, Chilli and Fever. etc.
4. r.. w, Hill Esq. President H. H. Basaombs.
Matthew WATSON. Eso Gen. Sam Houston,
ID. v. N. Gw, Capt. w. q Fuller,
ftr w n Re and othey M frsr
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CHARGE OF PERJURy.-An interesting young woman,
named Mary Mooney, charged before Recorder Cad
well yesterday with having committed perjury in swearing
that she had three trunks Detained by Mr. A. c. Stman
when proved before Justice 8yme that she only had
two and that the third one belonged to her sister, The
eman who appeared fer the defence said that the charge
frivolous one, and broug to crafty a spirit of
than for any other tive The Recorder did not
sufficient ground for the charge, and he informed Mr.
Stilman that the must he dismissed.
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CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
FOB subscribers hS1s sxa Fl o MAJ
Mason County, Kentucky, Ten1esee and nl'soai " hAf
PERS AND Fill Frs. Aso-Tobacco n hhds an
baies selected or the Mexican market and Tor plantation
TuhNGn, "a n 80 10 "A
p.h,,..,t X. vi IN order. LED LIZ
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CRE-cRNT OTpcE,
Thursday Morning, April II, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
Span steamship Habaner0, MeneoziDa, Havana
PUG, Mir geo
ship Iowa. Blake, Genoa and Leghorn, Whitney co
Bark Sophia, Everett. Havana. John A ex ander
brem brig Reguus Wenck-. b emen, T C Je kins
brig Adams tray, Sohneidnu, Havana, ] Mitchell
Brig Henry. Baker, ApaachicOla, EGG Rogers n ca
chr Alderman Ceilings, Brazos st Jago and Point Isabel
schr Star. Parker Arkansas Bay and Corpus Christ.
81 Clarke
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
LUDLOW q SmITB
Stage Manager DkBAR
THIS EVENING TbursiSy Kpfil ", Benefit Of ANTOINE
RAVEL White who has seleetsd by desire HI.
sd ROBE founded French Drama Of Robert and
rtraad"
Robert. a INTO ne Rsvel
Bertran (the corn ..frsoeoas vel
Other characters by Rsve Yapi,
During piece FRENCH uUADRILLE by Rober Bertrand
Aher which, Grand PAS DE DEux and ADVERTISEMENT
by N lie Berlin, Mona. Brilliant and all the LADIES'
After which, positively the last time. the Panomime Of the
THE GREEN MONSTkR.
Full Of Tricks Changes surpr by the Rave Family and
The Enter,erainfnents to begin with the Farce RI
THE KINGS GARDENER.
u Doors open performance hskpss l.
Boz office open 10 unit 8 O'Clock.
PLACIDE'S VARIETIES.
a. Mrs. W. P. JOHNSTONS Benefit. An entirely Novel Bill
THIS EVENING Thursday April H. 1851, Will be presented
L Comedy, in three acts, called
THE MiLLBR's WIFE.
Supported by Mes Bass Holland Wnsh Dawson Mesdsme,
G. Howard, W. p. Johnston, ETC.
BRILLIANT DANCING by Mile H,ariot, vsiee, Mons M.urn
To terminate with Farce called
THE MYrTEkIUUS FAMILY.
Narcissus .G Holland
Fidget. Mrs. Reeves
~ Tomorrow Night" Island OF Jewels
Prtcs 1dussionBoIes hrst second Paqusts
g .lery, rs cens
Ansrat,on Of Time open quarter before pert.rn
In o past 7.
office will be open day, from 10 until scect
and rom III s. wien pisces he tskan
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RRANDIES, WINES AND LIQUORS


Brandies:
Castlon Jeune, 1sl5-6 half pipes
- lS2o-4 halt pipes;
Buisquit, Tricoche u Cos half pipes and IL Qrs,;
A. bebonch, Il Co-4 half pipes and qrs.;
Raymond-3 half pipes and IL qrs.;
10 octaves;
Union-4 half pipes and Ora;
Wines:
Howard March & Co. Madeira-4 pipes
OIvuras q Davies genuine Pahetinho do.-2 pipes
Slcily Madelra-2l quarter casks;
Dabney - ID quartar cesks;
- - Is
iarmony,s Nephew's Sheny-9 quarter casks;
!. Il L Cheopar -I3 quartz casks
LondOn Dock Porer-4 quarter casks
osborn's pure juice shery-s quarter casks;
ChampsaAs, Hedsick-35 baskets
" DENT Ponvre quarts-5O baskets;
~ -. pints-N baskets;
Claret, various Quales-2O0 boxes;
Hook and Burgundy-2 cases
Whisky, Mon0ngahea and Bourbon, some very supe.
rlor-I25 barrels;
Gin, Meders swami pipe;
- Black HOrse-l pipe;
- Hour Glass; pipe;
JAMAICA Rum-l puncheon;
Irish Whsky-l puncheon;
scotch i puncheOn;
Scotch Ale pints and quarts-2D casks;
London Porter, plnts and quarts--3O casks.
In store and Cusomhouse, and Tor sale by
r. NJ. MoALPIN,
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Per steamship Maria Burt from Galveston-Mrs Friaby
and family, Mrs Varbel Mr. Mucheson, lady and family
.essr. i'rack, Levi, Fry, w Gregory p Schroeh
and on deck. -
Per ship Lexington. from Havre-2as in Storage.
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y, il iesired
~ I'm A ~ DONALDSON Importe,
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COAL,

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
L street. corner Juha sreet.-The subscriber having
purchased this old .Jished ard. and laid In al supp
IT toai, E de yer. suit. mis- friends
tnf The old h. yard the best quality OF PrrTs
Coat JOHN G. BROWER.
- .,ers may he LEFT at the store of Brewer 4 Co.,
No. Il Camp street iaiI 6m3p