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~" Notice is hereby given that application has beer
Duplicate Cer
lIs3 dated January 81 1885, of 20 shares full paid
LouisaIa Bank in the of JOSEPH FOWLER IT.
the gni which has inislAid W BoGARr,
ia. sod Curator Of the Estate OF j. Fowler Jr
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Pr ship Clifton, from New York-Mrs Reeves and chi
ID in Storage.
Per schr Bonita from Vera Cruz-40 passengers.
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Ties Warehouse,
No. % Camp street, New Orleans.

Nh largest assortment nftiR ZEN and BLACK
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IF Notice.-The unders gned has resumed business
account and vii aid in the liquidation the Affairs Of til
late house u gERICH co.. dissolved by Mr..
EDWARD j WALSH. 80 W. F. LsVERICH.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Il,
Monday Morning, February a. 1851.
Cotton-The uniavorabe by the Liverpool steamer
Baltic which was received Saturday morning. che ked
the demand Cotton and barely 1900 bales changed hands,
We heard of nothing, however, to Indicate any further de-
cline in prices and for the present, therefore retain our
tatons Of Saturday morning.
The next by which may expect later adyices
from Eng and will be The Europa, which to leave Lv-
erpool for Boston, via Halifax on the 10th instant.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior. 81 Middling Fair.....l2 C@124
Ordinary. gi9 Far. .:..... 27sidi31a
Good Mddmg llaQlln Good and Fine. :. nominal.
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Imports.

NEW YORK-Per ship Clifton: Assorted mdse, and
800 600 specie to Cana Baik
NEW YORk-Per ship Monterey: Assorted mdse, and
$l0,W0 specie
PHI ship France Assorted mase.
CHARLIE TON-Per brig Susan Ludwig: Rice, order.
HAVANA-Per steamship Fla con 400 0 cigars 10 PUG
Mir &co-lOs,Q DO NJ ahaero.4Oo0 do J Hamilton
1000 do order-Snn bags coffee 4 X &c ,les
YER CRUZ-Per s,hr Bo tia: 5000 srecie Pras-
$3.50 do Bare &co-$900 do Cameden-Totai, $40 050
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Ns,4x A Grand Mardi Gras Ball. ANA
IA ~ C1- Fancy and Masquerade Ball -
XESAs5eEk will take tisce at AkMDRY HALL, 3M1132
w. TUESDAY, (MARpI GRAs) h2tTe
"a ith Of March, 1851. GHr Tickets lie ~KtS~
principal Book and Mu,ie Stores and a the door.
~ Ladies' Invitations following Committee
Mr. D. Monroe, IS Camp street,
E. BLEssY, Tcho 'pitoul street,
J. A. FLoRAT, " New Basin
A. F. TRUST, at Mayoy's. SO Camp street,
FLEMIsss b okstore, Jack street, the corner
of T,houpiioulas. Lafayette.
tB- Ladies viii bring nyltstions. fe20
MADAME DWELL
DESPECTFULl.Y Ladies Of
IL Orleans that she has from Europe and be
suited residence No AZ Oh and Espansde
Streets the Present. Past and Future Consulaton
,ienlemen 81 Ladies fel5 lw
MADAME EMERY,
The Seventh Daughter Of the Gypsy FAMILY,
EGS LEAVE TO inform the citizens Of New Orleans that she
receives residence 2S5 Magazine street, between
ula and St Joseph where will be happy inform
them Of the PRESENT and FUTURE
SL1des and Gentlemen know the crcums
which surround them. likewise their prospects, will do
we'll by calling Madame E. Price so
az Hours from to y. A NJ and to g. p NJ JAG 6v'
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Steam Belle Key left Louisville the 10Th inst. Ia pc
for NewOreans steamers Lafayette and Empire. Ohio rv
rising very fast at Louisville.
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Sale Of Cl0thing .......... Hats and White Shirts
BY j. h. BLACHE n co.

Sheffield Ware.......... Sheffield Ware.
BY j. L. TAYLOR a. CO.
TUESDAY February IS sold their
auction 81 Charirrs
SHEFFIELD p ATED WARE conss,ing part of Gaze and
Frut Baskets Coffee Grs, Tea CTu Stands Ca
Trays, etc. etc.
Aso of Man;el Ornaments, consisting part
Vases, Clock, Lamps
BY j. L. TAYLOR d. CO,
TUE DAY Feb Lapatt O'clock Will
NJ Garcia q Co No 81 Common street.
by order d under the Inspection Of the Port Warens
q RI trl.sged board Of he brig lMn6ENE
Char to this port, OF whom
Terms eNsh. feM
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follows;
Ticket admitting gentleman IS
10 Tickets be obtained from the Librarian the secona
Municipality Hail. Ia2i
t. Dr. 8. w. Dalton. whose duty it il TO vaccinate
Children Of Pubic Schools Il the Second Municpat
may require and desire has for weeks prevented
by sickness from doing he however able and prepared
discharge duty and tie Prnepas aud Teachers Of
children his Office us that porpos
n nhers desiring protection against the SMALL POA, are
respectfully call Office IFS Circus sd
kr Notice is hereby given that application has been
Bank the Of Duplicate Cer
No. 1893 dated January 81 1885, of 2l0 shares full paid
the Louisiana State Bank of JOSEPH FOWLER, J
the GIN Of which has been lost or nisAd W. BoGARr
ia. sod Of the Estate Of J. Fowler, Jr
-~~s
TT Notice.-The unders gned has resumed business
his own account and vii aid in the liquidation the Affairs
LEgEaCH CO., dissolved by the dceaSe Mr.
EDwARD J. WALSH. 80 W. F. LsvERICH.
Succession of John McDonOgh.
SS- All persons of JOHN McDoN
requested imned payment Testameotlr
of his otherwise legal seps be taken
the of all unquidaed cams and those having cn
against will present them office Of Enecutors
corner Of Cuomhoule and Rcya streets.
ff;Si S::::::: s::::;:;:'
jalsH 4 J srE.s sMlTn, J
DISSOLUTION. The firm of FISK &
- STEEVER is hereby d'solvei, by mutual consent
from and afe this date. ALVAREZ Fisk will attend the
liquidation OF this business collection and
''' ALVAREZ FIX,
Neworeans. February I. ISL. fes atawlm
| %. .. F.
| IPAA @ No HOWARD LODGE No 10 meets every
IL ~ ~ THURSDAY Evening in the Grand Lodge Hal
| VIZ OF rchourtouIik and Poydras streets at
| O'Clock. ofesrs for the sssM Term:
n F Rlok....V G. +. W. DkLEspEnsiER. r 8
]. DAVIS, Treasurer jal3
|
DRY GOODS, MILLINERY
| n STRAW BONNETS, u
-, e At COST offer his day. ~
S@I< lively lose all have. Merchants ~
| cilIeus hat may want, hlea.e give me = call:
| f2l lw W. W. ThOMPsuN Chartres street.
H Take Particular Notice, IN
XII ee1- That Mrs. CAMPBELL. corner SSNG
Goods puces her due
lessen .oek and al Lues OF Fan Acs, com
Linds Cencers viii do
where and hereby 80 40
assortment wHiTE KID GLOVES be iouod there e
Millinery, Lace and Embroidery store
i, E No. 81 CANAL STREET, Sd
H&I Next Door the Cor,e of 81 Charles street. ~
MRS. BLAIR NrS
80 Is constantly receiving the latest styles of -Ke<
HEAD DRESSES and
EMBRoIDERlEs
The stock of COLLARS and CHEMIsETTEs is beautiful
!, | assorted ami complete.
~ full ss.o,1mnn Of FRENCH KID GLOVES always
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COAL.

NluliOvd Mines, Kentucky,}
FEBRUARY 10. ISL.
IRON and after this date, Steamboats, can be
l. suppl led with superior quality Of COAL, ~ -
from the above extensive Mines at Napoleon L=ak+s7
A,kansas. where the propsiesoss hsve es,ab e
hshed a permanent Depot. e. A. MULfOkD,
felS I'm Manager
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. .
Eahr E.lQ Q,,

ITO RENT = The undersigned having deter
l. mined o move the country wishes to reet -
venient 70 story Brick Dwelling. III Gro street, con- y
tanning shower ba pantry and closest has A
fine front and side yard, well paved aud with han oTe
shubery This establishment has recently been elegantly fnr
nished with the best furniture, ali of which will
sold at bargain. Apply The premises. or at 30
Camp street. fell If
EOR SALE-A likely Mulatto Boy, about
l. twenty o'd-we.l acquainted with the
agemen Of horsesgo ordinary Smith and fair e.
neer, apply at this office. ie2a #
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The site IF the POydras Mehodt Church,
Of Poydra, and Csrnndelel Apply to Ii. W.
HILL, of Messrs Hill. Mclean Il Co. tea3
SECOND MUNICIPALITY CASH WAR
~ RANTS-I want to purchase Two THOUSAND Dollars
maued Municipal obi CARTONS dated since 9Th of May 1850.
for sScs the hfse Htss w X g. Magazine street.
WANTED-The undersigned wishes to pur.
w chase ONE HUNDRED SLAVES. for which the
highest will be paid Those who have slaves for sale
will please call the undersigned at his office 5 Grayier
street tll9 III J. w. BOAZMAN
p ANA WAY-From the subscriber, mulatto
- boy RICHARD, aged about II years. light frame
about five inches in height he has been in The habit
OF ming the cabin boy Cap AIMS OF vessels
steamboats, forbid from harborng employing the
said slave nnder the severest ty OF the law liberia
reward will be paid for the Of said slave Richard
fW II. FLORANCE, No. 81 G'avier st.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Win be paid for the and confinement in The
Second Muncpaty Workhouse, Of the gr ELLEN IA
| or ELIZA WILLIAMS. Of yellow color. aged az
about wears, and about feet inches in height
high cheek bones startled when spoken suddenly
net and dark green wOseh dress, and wears false hair
| front; has some fieckes on her face. fel4 I'm
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Hardware, Boots, BrOgans. Shoes and Hats.
BY SYKES. HYDE & CO.

"WEDNESDAY February 26 At 10 clock-Wi be sold at
w their auction sales No. oil Magazine
An of Snglh HARDWARE consisting Of Rasps, CHS
Auge Saws Planes ouges, Braces and Bits Pruning Irons
Spoke Shaves Squsfes
Also assorted Playing Cards. Cohen's and Harris
/ manufacture
As large double single barrel
| R fes
225 Boots Bogans Ladies' and Chdren's Shoes
consisting Kip Seal Patent Leather Boots
Brog and Gal Ladies' Kid, Seal Prunea Patent
| Leather Buskns, Sips, Ties Gaitrs and Hooters
HATS and CAPS, consisting Of Silk, Routh, Tampieo
| Glsled etc r2i
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Pitfsburg Coal.
| 10000 BARRELS choice picked Lump Coal expressly
for family for sale in lots OF s. 10, So lctD
barrels Delivered free OF charge,
65 barrel Also
$50 HnGSnE rs choice Pitt burg Coal, in large
casks ressly for plantation for sale lois
suit purchasers at - 80 per cask.
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NJ ". PICTON. 1913 EnrOndeet at, +,
G DUNLAP. "a camp ST..
felO 3m w p CAMPBELL. s. Gravier st.

Rheumatism, Neuralgia and GOut.
A Speedy Cure Guaranteed
MITCHELL'S INDIAN RHEUMATIC EX-
lvl TRACT, which has effected wonderful
in Louviie and other places the ohio within the last
year, offered for sale No Magazine This
Indian preparation PuRELYVEse ABLE, and perfectly
harmless. pr. a. Weatherlod. M.jor Thomas NJ Hicks.
J. h. Sempe, John Niiburn VIM Graham, VIM. Bull, q.
X. slaughter, g. Bull and host of ohe in Louisville
and vicinity testify its powerful effects of from
eys- Call and get a circular.
RAYMOND Il PATTEN, Louisville KY,
jaN ln- Sole A gents for the United States
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Clothing ....... Cloths. Etc. etc.
BY F. H. PETITPAIN.
TUESDAY, February 10 ococS-wi be sod at his
i ton room No s Canal
OF CLOTHING, consisting OF CHAM ntd Drill
Coitonae Jackets Merno Dess AID Goats
Merino Pant Linen and Bingham Goats
Fancy Vests, Shirts, Drawers, undershs etc.
And
super black CLoTH
l Fancy TWEEDS;
l VIII T. Frrach DRILLING
And VARIETY Of other d.sirahle COOS fe24
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RICH LARD LAMPS.
Jenny LIND VISITORS can save the cost
- Of PREMIUM TICKETS BY taking ~
home few of the celebrated PER IN
RYAN LARD LAMPS - which, for /bISt
richness OF mtleIial an elegance of design, 5fTS.
UNSURPASSED. The lard lamps burn SSsbt
cold lard with the facility that oil is 1! NEf1A
burned in the common lamp at ONE 1!v{%Eje bs u
THIRD THE cost. My stock of GSAfS5fsi--akSsSS
Girandoles Chandeliers, Mantel Lamps SSsNsAI%
and common lamps is very large and
worthy the attention Of purchasers.
~ Il. WOOD PERRY
lels-2w 81 Magazine St, corner OF Na'chez.
nh. ELLIOTT, Vete1nary Surgeon, would
- announce 10 the citizens OF this city and its ~
vicinity that he prepared to attend buslne
IN his line entrusted to his lir Elliott hores
his ! ns experence as Veternay Surgeon will in 49,
sure him large business he the N-e
rnary oege OF France, five years Prussia and the last
hve years IN this CITY win The Doctors
charges are from 81 TO slO upon any durable disease
Advice gratis.
ST The Doctor ia be fonnd al hours of the day and
night AT CaI'ersais stables st. Oh u les
| ~ FAMILY HORSES, well broke always on hand
| and Tor sale. fe'4 3n
SARDlEES-In whole, half and quarter boxes,
1 ~ for sale by A. +. COCHRAN, " Tgl2ppi,Vulas IT,
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Z ARDlNES-ln whole half and quarter boxes,
for sale by A. I. COCHRAN. " Tgh9ppyqulas ys.
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HoUSE,-Afer the usual routine OF business, the
House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union and took up the
bill making appropriations for certain rivers and
harbors.
Mr.. Featherston took the floor and spoke in op-
position to the bill.
policy, and the ability of that people to take oil
themselves. He said that the system of internal
Improvement was liable to gross abuse.
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FLATBOATS.
OHtOPer Sinsabourgh's boat: 800 bbls whsl :, sund
to Lands eco.
OHlO-Per two boats: 1870 tons hay owners or board.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-01
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co,

a. HOES, BOOTS, LEATHER, &c. AT
~ AUCTION On TUESDAY, 9th September,
commencing at 10 o'clock will sell, at auction
rooms
$50 cases Boots and Shoes, now in store and on the
way from the manufacturers suited for the present and
approaching seasons and comprising the most desirable
assortment we have offered, consisting in part of
Mems sewed and pegged Brogans in great variety as to
quality and size
Do sewed and pegged Brogues
Do Pumps and Slippers
Do Heavy Sewed and Pegged Water Boots
Do Dress Boots
Women's fine and coarse Shoes buskins and Boots,
sewed and begged, in great variety to quality
and size
Misses fine and coarse Shoes, Buskins and Boots
Boys Brogahs and Boots, sewed and pegged, &c.
ALSO,
$50 sides good and damaged Leather
Shoe Thread Letter Paper &c.
TERMs-Under 800 cash. over 500 months Gre
dit for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP. MONCURE & CO.,
au ~ Auctoneers
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-01
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No.el Main street, opposite the city Hotel.

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS e. SATURDAYS,
Am the above named days will sell at pub!s aug
~ tion at my store opposite the City Hotel, COM
tnencing at hafpast o'clock, variety OF mscells-
neous goods, such as the following:
FURNITUR E.-Cabinets, Wardrobes, Sdeboards,
Bureaus, Bedseads, Chairs OF every style and patterns
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Gard Tables, Beds and Bedding &c.
ALSO-A large iotcf reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &c, with CLOTH. Cassmeres, Sattnets, Vest
ings, Flannes, bsached and unbIeached; domestic
white and brown l. Linen Table Covers, Oil Cloth do
Hosiery, Cravats, Shirts aud Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &C.; Also, large collection OF sea-
sonables ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes
silk wool and waterproof Hats, cloth and glazed
Caps, Cutlery and large assortment of Trunks, Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Mason's Challenge Backing
friction Matches, Clocks and an endless variety Of
Periumery and Fancy Goods of every description.
NH ALEX. MOTT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-01
LATEST NEWS
RY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

The N. Orleans Pcayune of the 23d inst con-
tains several letters written by the victims at Ha-
vana to their friends in that CITY, They all breathe
the same spirit-resgnation to their melancholy
fate The Picayune says it has also seen two other
letters, in which the writers complain Of having
been deeeivedsin their expectation of Creole assis-
lance on landing, and one complains of being de-
serted by Gen. Lopez and speaks with harshness
of his abandonment of them.
The following appeal to the citizens of New
= Orleans appears in the Picayune of the 23d in
slant:
To the Citizens Of New OfIeans
Not having engaged in the Of Cuba personally,
have forborne 10 enquire into the plan of operation
further than has been common 10 all our citizens who
took interest in the cause.
To-day however, ] have made the proper inquiry, to
enable me TO form opinion TO what is to be done,
and the conclusion which have come is that if the
citizens of New Orleans do not subscribe literally
there is no prospect OF any aid being furnished to the
brave and gallant young men whose lives are
perIlIed in the mountains OF Cubs.
There is time for delay. We have had one tale
OF blood and murder, and may soon have another
My object is, il possible to save the remnant OF The
gallant band who defeated the forces of Gen Emma
the 18th inst, and marched into the interior the
18TH
This we know from the official publications in
Havana, and lurther all is doubt and uncertainty.
This, however, is certain, that the Same men who
defeated Gen. Emma, and compelled him to send back
to Havana for reintorcenlents, when they only
defended by the works hastily thrown up around an
old building, will be able to hold him at bay for
time when thew reach mountains well adapted TO
defence as those OF Cuba This is more certain i!
the people OF the country unite with them, which is
confidently stated be the case by correspondents
from Havana, who, am fully satisfied have not made
statements which they do not believe.
But, fellow citizens, alter examining the position in
military point OF view, satisfied that friends
and brethren will be finally overwhe med by superior
Spanish tree if they do not receive assistance
However anxious we may be to relieve those who
are in danger, we must not hazard any more small
detachment. we have had enough of that. Whatever
is done must be done promptly and efficiently.
Whether any thing at all can be done depends upon
you, men of New Orleans. There is no time to seek
aid from d st nee.
There is lack Of men who burn to succor the sur
wing comrades Of the slaughtered Crittenden Kerr
and their brave companions. 1t is the means the
means that is wanted.
therefore plainly appeal to you to come forth gem
erousIy and promptly. 1t will require a considerable
sum to do any thing that you would sanction; for
say once that will never consent that our noble
young shall again be hazarded with insufficient
numbers and insufficient means
FELIX HUSTON.
New Orleans Aug %
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-01

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES re-
turned to the seat of Government Saturday last.
The Charlottesville Advocate says the President
arrived there worry Unexpectedly Friday evening.
He was, however, waited upon by number Of
citizens, and Visited the University and NIontcel-
10. He left Charlottesville Saturday morning in
the cars, and reached Washington during the
evening in the Southern Mail boat We rejoice
to learn that he has entirely recovered from his
recent indispostion.
The recent intelligence from Cuba caused the
President to hasten his return to Washington
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-01

Lett RS were received last evening from the White
Sulphur Springs the 26,h met which state that thu
President had been quite ndisposed the day previous
serious in his case. and it yeaded readily the ordi
nary remedies. 1t was deemed prudent however, to
postpone his departure from the Springs, and to aban-
don the idea of visiting Lynchburg where the
citizens were making preparations to receive him with
their characteristic hospitality Ii was the Presidents
intention to leave for Washington on the Goth nstsnt
and to arrive in this city this afiernoon.--Repubtic
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Is An attempt made in Norfolk on Friday
evening, to get up Cuban demonstration, but the
effort was not wholly successful. Maj. Sawyer, OF
the Argus (who has hoisted the Flbuster flag at his
sanctum window waited upon at his residence
and forced to address the populace-bu beyond this,
the affair appears to have been mere ash in the pan
1t is said, however, that there are some IS or 30
young in the city ready to proceed to Cuba by the
first CONVEYANCE
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LATE FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, Aug 81.
Advices havd been received from the City of Mexico
to August 3D. The country was in a very disturbed
state
Congress was in session with closed doors discussing
the Iehuantepec affair. 1t is the general opinion tina
the company acted hastily and also that the Next
cans firmly believe that the company intended seize
tie lsihmus.
dreadful riot had occurred at Durango, owing
the scarcity etcorp. -Four persons were killed,