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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-07
Receipts of Produce:

CINCINNATI-Per steamer Chas Hammond: 423 bbls
pork pkgs mdse swney GIen &co-S %
potatoes order ck bacon, hhds tobacco Cowan,
&c9-5s do Murphy Cletts-o do Beatty tgge,t Scot
. do blue lick sIu'z Hadden-50 do eggs rs bxs cheese
Schneider II Wise-23 hhds bacon Felowes &co-5O bbls
lard oil Connoy &co-6O do apples Morton @co-4o do
200 bbs whisky Taylor Cassy236 do, IS hhds bacon
McGreg0I Noon bbls castor oil w Vredenhurgh &co
10 do Vose Bos-7O bxs cheese 80 kegs butter Adams
Il Aiiler-5O bxs starch NJ McA pin--3 boxes mdse
Grief Neo-ot machinery Mcdowell Mills &co-l5 ties hams
Brennan Clark-l2 do 40 bxs starch Queyouse Langs
dort0 bbls meal Nye, Bro &co5 SKIS corn, IA bbls
apples McLean-l2 do and suudries to orde-Tota
Iii hhds tobacco.
LOUSVILLE-Per steamer California: 232 pcs bagging
Irvine Forman, Lang &co-797 SKIS Cowan, Dyken &
co-49 hhds bbs bacon, l6 hams Seccomb VOORHEES,
Rhds tobacco Turner Wilson &eoos cks hams Henderson
pork, do beef bxs mdse Wisona5 bbls pork. cask
rope Pinokard Sco5 rolls leather casks bacon, 100
els rope Nale Cox &col62 do w Wngatsl33 pcs bag
cling Parmee Bro-sundres to orier-Tota bales cotton,
ST LOUs~Per steamer Aleck Scott l5OO bbls flour, Is
els 10 bales hemp q bss lead bxS & met DIX
Hsdaens SKIS bran 9 W Owens, SKIS ps,s v os.
wort42 bales hemp Shaw-8 els rope Pickett, Perkins
&co-l5o bbls -four Kennedy FoerJ5O DO. y fss hams
Owen AIS sks corn Eager &co745 axis hran Moore
25 tcs hams Hurey-25 do Twichell Eco-5 do Jos
Lands &e9-l4 eks lead pipe BlaIS css bacon % bb
lime do eggs Stone & Walwort-30 bgs whisky White
more Cuer-l0o3 SKIS corn Turner. Wilson Sco-,ilN sks
oats Daliy-Soo bbls flour Il Wagate-o casks bacon
III SKIS Campbell Rckarbyl0 cks bacon L Dolser
20 bbs beef Parmeie Bre-l do cider, trunk Payne
aS Ssi %sS a. 4G me S., mo %d
Shaw &co-ll do Kendall &co--33 ploughs Deany-
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LlVERP0OL5Pers ship John Haven: 70 cases. q bales
mdse to Mcdowell Mills &co-2 bxs Leon- cask Bah.
cock Bros1 do Priestey Benl case 10 casks, kegs
MGsiresor &co.2 cases w Tilton3 casks Galche6 do
Leon-ado II Holand-l cask U A Poiard-l case H
holmes-43 crates, cask Martin, Owen &c0-lO cases
Medley &co-7 do McLsmore Cunin &co-4 do 4 G Rey.
ley &coS0 bds hoops, @lO bids sheetron Folger &cO
q cases Violet &co-l do Schmidt &co-l9 crates,
cask Hunnewe hills &co-13 bales gunny bags Druhan-
pkge Robeson20 casks case 81 bbls OIL 27 crates
29ll bars railroad iron to order.
NEW fORk-Per ship Hendrick Hudson; Ass'd mdse
PHILADELPHIA A-Per ship William: Assorted mdse
LltERPOOI-Per ship Ellen Maria: l mdse II
Boyd &cO-2l7 crates earenware hid hardware Fer
gusonl mse North BrOs-l crate earthenware Wiley
Full Dbl hams, 80 hampers Bymel4l
cks earthenwaIe Gauche-77 mdse Pra9 pkgs
do Babeock & FenneilS do Lawrance-6 do Burnside
&co-l00 SKIS salt 1857 bars railroad iron, l46 and cks
CARDFF-Per ship Tamerac ASA bars railroad iron IL
order-30 tons lead u Menlove.
BtsToN-Per bark Reindeer: Assorted mdse
NEW Y0RK-PeI bark Hannah Brewer: Ass'd mise.
BoSTON-Per bark Robert: Ice to Il Jenkins.
GOTTENBuRG-Perba bark Virginia: Assorted ndse.
VERA CRUZ-Per brig Union: 1881 hides de Fueniss
a bSs mdse Crame &col do PUG Pug$ 900 specie
n del Campo-s53ss NJ Caballero-s2iOo II de Goer &
RilaricsSSl6 10 SCHMIDT &co-$5oo " Zacharie &co
RATTAN ISLAND-Perb brig Telegraph: Fruit to Wn
Burgess geo.
MALTA-Per brig Oreste: Assorted mdse.
klNGSTON-Per schr Ocean Queen 53s bags coffee td
HAVANA-Per sehr Mary Ellen: la5 bxs sugar. ZIG bag
flee and indigo, lot OF fruit Devale Moreno5,
bags cocoa Walls &co-S bxs segars Tardos6 case
| doJ N Gaballero-2 hxs do Laborde Xquel.
Cabalero1$ 1900 PUG Pug-$5oO 23s hides % bales
| saparila Aicasd-Toial specie. $aa,5OO
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THEY HAVE COME,

~ Those persons who have been so anxiousy waiting
for the arrivalOt our 81, RGtCAL. DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, are respectfully informed that they have
at last come to hand and ready Tor inspection They
really beautiful, and guaranteed of superior quality Gal
and see them. For sale by
ielO If P.L. MASSEY. cor Camp and Grayier SITS.
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BELOw-COMINa Up.
Brig Patterson, IL days from Boston. to Fosdick &s


BRAZOS ST JAGQ-Per steamship Fanny: 3s5 bbs
flour, do IS de bread 15 kegs lard 80 DO butter
bxs Candles % do SOAP 20 do cheese 81 bales tobacco 20
SKIS corn, 30 SKIS coffee, etc.
cotton.
LlVERPooL-Per bark Msgdalena: 725 bales cotton.
NEW YORK-Per bark N II Wolfe: 1872 bales cotton
i3O do l5 do cuttings 9S hds obaecO 43 casks
metal O hhds Al bales dOmestcs. 15O bb OIL III do
beet ~ ties do, 100 bxs candles, 70 bbs 1909 hides, 80
blocks walnut, Is kegs paint, Is cables.
BOSTON-Per bark MangOla 55S9 bags wheat % bales
hemp 5S bbs lard II do 80 do pork 1500 hides LOIS
pigs lead IL pkgs mdse.
BRAZOS-Per sGhr Corah: Lot sundres.
| PENSACOLA-Per schr Gen w II Harrison 1000 bbls
| shells.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Lois 300 SKIS corn, 200 SKIS SALT
90 bhs pork, 100 bb flour 20 do whisky IL casks Bacon
bales hay.
| .APALACHlCOLA-Per schr Gen Taylor: 100 bbs flour
" oks bacon. Dbl lard, 16i baggng Sc els rope
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Tobacco-Ths only sales made public were 81 hhds old
Glow and R at IN and 8, and hid at 1O1c y b.
sugar and MISUNDERSTANDING to the almost incessant
rain the sales Of sugar confined to $50 300 hds at
former rates. Moasses sells small lots at for choice
Re-boied.
Fi0ur-Maket quiet. and only sales of consequence
Fepoed 20O bbs Ohio in atboat. lined, and to be deiv
cred alongside ship, at "a 12 barrel and 6oexa Ohio on
private terms.
Gratn-C0m rather frmer, but little was done,
owing to the storm. In the morning 800 TO l sacks very
INFERIOR taken SO. and 1900 Prime White and Yellow
SIC y bushel Oats may be quoted at 4050c in sacks
for st. Louis, Illinois, etc.
PrOvisOns-The transacionsn barrel Pork were confined
to small lots at $I3 s7ss14 w for Mess. Of Bacon
casks Missouri Ribbed Sides sold at and 3s casks
good Shoulders 60, the Levee lot of about 100 half
barrels Mess Beef brought Is 81. without inspection. No
transactions OF note in Lard.
bulk Meat-About 50. 600 pounds Shoulders, casks
were sold sac. advance OF one within week
The considerable sales of H0ground o6c and
there is little, if any. now left in first hands.
COHee--About aC0 bags Rio disposed of, including
1900 bags ordinary 1913 0l0 and small lots OF prime
quality at 107EkDl0}sc.
Whisky-Dull, at 1871 Dl91ac for Rectifed.
Star Candles-About 400 boxes. ordinary brands.
sold day two since to close consignment at &c., but the
best brands still held at l9O19c.
Exchnnges-Lower for Sterling
soerhng i"34kOLV>A
New ofk sixty day Bills ..-........MkDA v ct. disc.
Eight Checks on New GA v ct. prem.
Freights-Cotton to Liverpool 5l6@3sd
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Dbl. egg. sohDsisr Il ws-l bag gold dust Greenwood

bbs Schneider Wi.e-1 bag gold dust Greenwood
& re. sg,,i TO orisI s,.. ~. ,,.
Eso aassss ef''fp Gss
Aeo5a Williams; Phillips &co-s Clsyelsp5 Bros &oe-7
chy ss%& Green Green
Tsos bale s Rcss A Mses
asITGal ~ hals: es,,sn
sf H
Mclean &oo.S Thomhill = McIlhsnny-S JWiIlisms
eRsssa ssss /, S;sfSyssa sss SsIts &
ssns ssa Hf'RP Fssn NY so
s'pdss;M II z % ss'S. r s,a ha.
%e1s.s. shave tass I sSa ssS
ds. ldss R' Fisssp d "a r
ar a. 1ss,
tn sd;r !, stt ss.sps ~ hid.
Ssfs oOOs Psvy ost Sop hhds sugar Ds,by
ia-45 bb. molases Burbrdgs & Adams-4 do Salisbury
-TT1%tsi l4s bales cotton.
n sts SECS ssy Green Ssos
DO Wright, Williams &co-s West & summers-7 Bogsn L
ssisa Reetwa, No
e. bales cotton C.m@ngs. stewa{, &cc Cleveland. Bro
SSsfss RSsss Bls;ss bsitss M o9%ss f Robson
lawfn:Ss LsiG;op &css BuIte EcsS N1T sey :
Ponoy1.s s%nsy, Green &cos ReHner Smith, da
lot pees Gray Campbel-lot petdies, orderTotal, Si
| bales cotton.
| LAF0URCHE-Per steamer Or f,atey: S. hhds sugar,
Sc bbs cserD sugar. 81 bbls moasses Cammack Il Soues
~ do BOeari foley-25 do Braud Il Landy-ll Menar]
Vignaud-4O do 20 bids sugar Felowes 5000 do ii d
CammaGk &co-S0 do w Jackson &co-20 do Landreaux
Is do Braader. Williams &co-sundres TO order-Tota II
| bbls al hhds sugar, lS9 bbs moiasses. "
| PASCAGOULA RIVER-Per steamer Ann Lancaster
SO bales cotton Payne Il Harison-sundries to order
FLATBoATS.
Second Munictpakitp-
Ml5SlSSIPPl-Per Pippin's boat 81 bales cotton to u
channOn, Carroll Gco300 do Swiney, Green &co2D do l.
Duncan-82 do II Byme &co-4l do Lowe & Pattison-
k-TotaI, 4N bales cotton. ~ "s
BIG BLACK-Per Rufus boat: 81 bales cotton o,de,
| BIG BLACK-PeI Greer's boat I37 bales cotton 10 NJ
Cooper &co-33 do Cleveland Bros &co34 do Buchanan
Carroll &co-67 do Ward T. Jonas-14 do Ellis SEQ.
81 do Meemore. Currin &eo- do BIander Williams g co
IA do Payne & Hanison-T0tal, 494 bales cotton.
Passengers.
hin ohn Hauor
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On Sunday Inc CaFs IehVe evefy muir 'ClOnk AZ
Es An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and CharIes street avery
quarter Of an hour for the Depot. N'e''
mill Il 3iap J. w. SMITH. Superintendent,
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MuRpKR NEAR DRYADEs STREET MARKET.-Another
OF those awful occurrences which late have frequently
engaged attention. and dsgraeed city, took place on
Friday night Dryades Street Market, by which poor
hurried, without warning. and in few hours
another world. The of the murdered individual is
Evan Baker, about thry-fve years of age, was
carpenter by trade and kept grocery sore corner
Euterpe and Dyades street. and has left wife and two
children TO lament his untiney fate. II appears from the
evidence which taken before the Coroner yesterday
morning. that poor Baker, company with Mr. Silas But.
Ter, named Thomas Brady. in Dryades street,
between eight and nine O'Clock Friday night. Baker told
him that Indebted him dollar and half for groce.
Names and Baker said he could whip him, and took off his
for that purpose Several persons tried prevent them
fighting; and young man. named Meals, said to Brady,
" Put that up, and take of your and fight like man.
They then approached each Other and Brady made mo-
ton Baker after which he said TO Brady: You have
stabbed me, have you I? Gentlemen, | am stabbed" He
then conveyed home and removing his clothes,
desperate wound found upon the abdomen through
which the entra proruded Medical assistance mme.
datsly obtained but the fingered until s1 ococ
Saturday evening, and then died. Waterman, who
the time of the seized Brady but he
threw the Waterman down and dog, which belonged to
him, seized the Waterman and forced him forego his hold
upon which he escaped.
The certificate of the medical gentleman who made most
examination of the body, and which presented
the jury, stated that wound found the left side
three Of inch deep, and the knife taking obaue
direction. had severed the large intestine in Places dv.
ding its the omentum its arteries and veins and also
the lower margin Of the left lobe of the liver. The Jury
returned verdict to the effect that the deceased died of
penetrating wound in the abdomen the left sde which
wound In Their opinion, inflicted by Thomas Brady
Accused arrested last night, although Police
were engaged IN looking for him during the day, but
probable that he will shortly be taken he upon
Levee on Saturday
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poNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

REDUCTION OF PRICESi
[ IN and after Sunday, the 10th inst, the fare viii
- be reduced to Twenty-Five Cents for an E1cursio,
Ticket to and from the Lase The tickets will be collected
returning from the Lake, and good for the same.
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MoDas UR MoI1,sr o agG J. 1871
Steamship Fanny, McCeran, Brazos st Jago,
Hamburg bark Magdaiena, Westergard. Liverpool.
Bark N Il Wolfe, Davis. New York, FosdieS SEQ
Bark Mangols, Haskell, Boston, Fosdick &co
schr Gen W II Harrison. Cpzzens, Pensacola, Hurley
Schr LOIS Tsnn rs9saeo,a' Hurley
Arrived.
stsamn,hip Ohio Sehenck, from New York 18th u via
Steamship North America Blsthen from Chagres 10th ut
Ship John Haven, Harding. Is day, from Liverpool to
Shin W H.n5,;yt a fiSdSan my g,d.o, N
Ship William. Thompson, is days from Philadelphia, to
By ship Tamerac Patching b days from Cardiff (Vale)
ship Revenue Crowei days from Apalachicola, to w
Ship Ellen Mara Whtmore, from Liverpool LIST February
Bark Reindeer Lawrance days from Boston, to MASTER
Bark Hannah Brewer, Birch ID days from NewYork. to
swed bark Virginia. johnson, Sc days from Goenburg
Bark Robert. Beauchamp Is days from Boston, to MASTER
Br Ig Tssgraph; Simpson, days from Rattan Island to
Maltese brig orese Farga, % days from Malta to master
Brig Union Rodevc. from Vera Cruz 9th ult, to PUG.
Br scr Ocean Queen. Jones' days from Kingston Ja), to
sebr m MsTr Film my Woo,;,,b,m u,,
vaille Il Moreno-lst my.
schr Oregon. Trens, days from Tampico fernandez
list my.
BIZ scr Mathews Robinson, days from Belize lHon
duras), to master.
STEAMBOATS,.
Ann Lancaster, Wolverton, from Pescagoua River.
Aleck Scott, Swon, from ST Louis.
Chas Hammond, Davis, from Cincinnati.
California, Newcomb. from Loui3yills.
DI Batey, WILSON, from LafOnrche
Flora, Basset from Vermliohvle.
Gov Bent, Brandenburg from Tensas.
Montgomery, Estes from Princeton
NaniOpe Grelg from 1t MsItnsvlle.
Rockaway No 2, Davis, from Caroline Bluffs
storm, Hopkins. from Camden.
Towboat COnquerUr Andrews from the Passeswent down
light brought barks Reindeer and Hannah Brewer.
schI Oregon.
Towhoat Anglo Norman Rineat, from the Passes-towe,
down and 10 the 3ist ut ship Katahdin and bark
Roxana-bTought up ships Revenue and Ellen Marcia.
IoWboat Die Vernon, Smith, from the Passes brought up
brgs Telegraph, OIese and Union, schrs Mary Ellen
and Ocean Qneeu.
Towboat AngloSaxon Davis, from the Pases-went down
II llghtIbreush up ship Tamerac and bark Robert.
Iowboa Defiance Hamburg. from the Passes-went down
hght-brought up ships Hendrck Hudson and Haven.
Towboa Streck Chambers. from the Passes-brought
up ship William, bark Virginia, schr Mathews
BELOw-CoMINa
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IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATE.

1hON, SOFFEh AND TIN FAAVGs
900 TONS best TENNESSEE IRON, as
cOO sorted-fat, square and round. u
% tons best Plough Plates. =
10 tons best Plough Moulds. IS
% tons best Boiler Iron, SIS To q.
Best Refined Cable.
100 tons assorted.
ID tons refined Boiler Iron.
III tons refined Plough Plates.
Swedish Iron:
10 tons assorted-hat, square and round.
English Iron.
100 tons Flat Bar. Ito Al inch BY d 10 inch.
i00 tons Round Bar, 4 to inch
100 tons Square Bar, d to Az inch.
Sheet Iron.
$50 bundles, 9 To 10.
100 bundles, u to 70. b..
. Hoop Iron.
1900 bundles, Il to Az inch. g..
Scroll Iron.
1000 bundles lsx1s to ks, 3 Is and u.
Angle Iron.
tons assored-Ia, IL, and ~ inch.
Copper.
@,OOO ID Brazer's, IL to $50 Id sheets. 30x60,
TIN Plate.
800 boxes best Charcoal, TX.
Fer sale at the lowest prices and accommodating
terms by PRtESTLEY BEIN,
ap3 1t 81 and 81 Camp street.
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j rand jury Room, New Orleans, 9TH April

CAPTURE OF Two CoUSTERFEITERs.-A few days ago,
a man walked into the shop OF Mr.. Edward Thomas,
engrsver Charres street, and wanted particular stamp
engraved The and appearance of the excited
his suspicion, and he information to the police. which
resulted in the apprehension, Saturday, of Frederick
Myer and w. Muller upon charge of coming In the
possession stamps found for coming half and quartz
eagles, and number of base Myer brought be-
fore Recorder Genois, and sent TO the First District Court
but Muller reminded for the production of evidence
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TUE best and strongest eerhed nedicir Grid or the
oil Dyspepsia In all its tormssush headache
hahai costiveness. acdy stomach. sppelr
piles icpent consumption debility
II also an excellent remedy and surpassed by medicine
use LOT females suffering ffon eang
Among The numerous and highly respectable eerhae e
to the following:
Professor A. A. HAYES. M. D., State Assayer;
frTznkNRy HOMER, Esq., B0yten;
Jas, Y, DUNN: Esd, City Treasurer, Boston;
Hon MYkON LAWRENCE. tx. Pres. Mass Senate
now member of Congress
Hon. WM. WooDBRIDGR. formerly Governor OIL Michi.
Hon; J. T: MoRKHKAD, formerly Governor of Kentucky
Hon. j. +. SMMcss, u s. Senator from Rhode Island !;
Hon. SAM'I 3 PHELPS. U; :. senator from vermont;
Hon. SOLOMON FooTE. member Of Congress from VT.
Hon NJ l.. MARTIN. Delegate in Congress from Wiscon.
Gen A. &. DoDeE, member in Congress from Iowa.
r. P STOWE ESD. Clerk N the House OF
g @. TRowBRIDeE, Esq. Detroit Mich;
JosEpH Hoxrx, ESQ.,, h Wall street, NewYosf. -"
other individuals Of the highest
TO- who will confirm all that Ia, been said II favor Oh invaluable
REED. BATES Il AUSTIN Wholesale Dras gists No
For sale by J. WRIGHT s. Co l5i Charms, 9,
~ Price 81 per bottle six bottles for SIS. T
IT chUTlON-Each boe Of the Genuine oxvp,p,,sa Risx
VIII have the outside prn English French and Sprn
s WIN the s5aetare o Geo b Green erorreor upon Thre
sies an ~ addition hney engraved label upon
bottle, with the signature Reei Aust who arc h
esnera agents, and " whom all orders adrrised
ru,s J&w
CODA ASH-2O0 tons, landing and for sale by
~ mhI9 HAYMAN 4 HOLDEN, 50 Magazine ct.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERy.-Two men named McCauley were
arrested on Saturday night, about nine O'Clock charged
with attempting commit most daring highway robbery
Dryades street. Ii appears that Mr. HannIcke. who
business dyer in Common street, left his house ie
proceed TO town. and had walked many yards before he
met two men, who seized him by the throat struck him
era times upon the head and attempted to rob him OF hi
money. He defended himself with umbrella for soms
me hut length the villains took this from him. and he
then cried for assistance The attention of several person.
attracted by his cries, and through their exerions thu
ullains ,SsreiA ken.
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AUCTION SALES.

Genteel. .HousctlO hold. .......... Fusniture
BY j. M. WEYMOUTH, AuctfOnser.
AT ue Commercial Exchange 81 Charles and Perdda
MONDAY, April T. at II o'cock-Wi be sold at the CONNER
w cial Exchange, st. Charles street
general Of Gentee Household Furntofe Ma
ogany Beesds Rocking and PaIlor Chs Marble
Top Centre, Dining and Gard Tables, ditto Wasstzuds SOFAS
B Boz . ss.e sdseosfd Bureaus n,... o'".n' Hair
- Sale positive. Terms cash. -- H7
Clothing Hats. and White 6lsfr1s
BE j. b: BLACHE Il CO.
THIS DAY, April 10 O'Clock Will be sold at their
$50 dozen snde embroidered Linen Bosom Shirts;
scsses of Ladies', Boys and Girls Straw haA
An assortment Of CLOTHING, such
Black Menos, Aipsca Queens Cloth sacs, Dire. snd
looms. checsed Shirts Handkerchief. Crs,.t, ee aps
Silk ,..... Paras0ls. 800. and.......DPy Goods
BY +. H. PETITPAIN:
TUESDAY, April s. 10 o'clock-wI be cold hh auction
L room, No. Canal street.
An Invoice of Rich SILK PARAsOLs.
.... And....
LINENS Lawns Prints Whs Muh shav Silks. Crsys,s'
UDgbems, etc. etc.
no Catalogues will be delivered and goods ready inspection
Of buyers early on the mornng oil sale. sp7
Credit :. Sale Of. ..... Dry (,oods
BY j. b. BLACHE IL CO.
"WEDNESDAY, April 0, at 10 ocockW be sold their suc
w ton rooms No. II ChHrtres street
White and embroidered Musn Muslin Robes Linen Csnbre
echisfs, Handherche Prints, French Dr,Io,,
Silk Handkerchief Slate Linen Drills I:ish Linens Ls,ados
Mosquito MEETINGS, Cotton Fou ards Linen Cheeks White
Table Cloths Threads Silk Buttons Laees Muslin Collars Mno,
Beached and Brown Domestics, etc etc. :
Terms liberal at sale
| on the day Of sale apt
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LadIeb Nucu0n Of KSIcn Fancy DFY Goods,
At Madame Fanny Fryera +.
BY VINCENT d CO.
J. EUGENE ToURNE, Aucjoues,
"WEDNESDAY, April at 10 o'ciockWin be- No 54
w Charities
variety Fancy Dry Goods selected and i'm
ported Madame Fryer this be din
posed Of without consulting part Of
Rich Brocade, Danalk and other Silk Dresses;
Printed ami plain Cashmere Dresses;
Plain and printed Bsreges; ditto Saine
Printed embroidered and Broche Muslins;
Broche embroidered coored, white and Ecossae
Robes;
Satin Cloth Cashmere Cloks very black eolored
Nantslets;
White Muslin and Lace Pardssus; e%f
Rich Grape Grenedine Barge Sawls and Ecar Pene,
and Collars trimmed with Vaencienne;
Rich embroidered Collars Cheinisetes;
Thread Cambria Handkerchiets, very costly;
figured Psraio Fans Ladies' Shoes, Bcnner and
Head Dresses Cruvat Fourd silk Handkerchief
and Valenciennes. etc. etc. APPS
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NOTICES.

-
hea rover FIRE Go. No. l6s
~ ~ g,esss ssn en-, ~ regular monthly Meeting
""''"N'' "p''' b. . o,der p''s O'CLOCK r. -.
aP5 e. FINNEY vERfANDER seexezry.
-s>>-
l - Protection Hose Fire C0muamv.
n 10 Tbs ofaeer. and Memsn ar. r.qess,ed to
srspa ne fssnIaf nseons on hoNDAf
s.e ,.ons., "a r. o,ts, p = " ""e'a' ~'e'o-
aps JOS r RUsHA secretsry
- 1910
.sng Of absvs Association will held MONDAY next
zoe TN At o'clock r NJ at The oiee o. The Crescent Mutual
insurance Company. j. w. sTANToH, President
WIN. +. CAMPBELL, secFetay. sp4
.l --->>s-
seamen's Home Association
M An election Of fifteen Trustees 70 .erv. the ensuing
will be Office Of the Crescent Mntua,
on MONDAY, 7th proImo between the hour Of
WIN. p CAMPBELL. Secretary " '', mIas
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- No0ce.-The undersigned has resumed business
eeonn! and viii aid in ths qiation Of the affairs the
'. o. nshach co. dissolved oy The deeeess Of MI
N""A"" D. WALSH. b30 W. r. LEVERICH.
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= The Member. Of the Commute. will dali, one.
O'Clock aasu Signed. n. cnMMacs ssa,ats.
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" DR.. D w. Dalton. whose dnty il 10 70 vaconate
l ns Public schools Of the Second Municipality
may require no oese has been Tor some weeks prevented
:, s.ns. from doing 50. he is nov. Asss,s. abb. and prepare.
the several Schools .nh children his popo.e
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e. Notice is hereby eiveu thu, ,npl,o.,on b,. 49,
made the Lousaua STATE Bank for he i.,ae a. Dune,
q: . ss11s s. BAN. .Sssfs
Ia'" oulator OF me Estate Of j. Fowler, IT,