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friend Of the lamented Hood, on whom the
punsters mantle have fallen, says Of him, Poor
Hood !def of pure generosy-to crafty the undertaken
who wished to a ipeLv- Hood. "
The Scots Royals are the oldest foot regiment in
the British service.
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JEFFERSON CITY,
Wednesday Evening, February 5, 1851.
Arrived to-day. steamers Chief Justice Marshall, Kan
and Pocahonas, 1874 head of Beef Cattle, % Mich
Cows, and LAB Calves and Yearings.
PRICES: Beef Cattle, safe Yfb net Hogs, 51s0-c
v b net; Sheep, "a v head; Mich Cons, ga O00
s65 90 v head Caiues and Warnings, IS 75O$l2 90 "
| hand
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ARRIVAL OF THKCANADA.-The steamer Cana
da has arrived at Halifax, from Europe, but she
brings no tdings Of the Atlantic.
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PoPuLkTioMo OF THE STATE OF New YORK.
The popua1iun of this State, by the late census is
not yet fully ascertained. We think it will exceed
100000, on careful estimate of the few counties
to be heard from, added to those which are com
plete. This will give us 80 members of Congress
in the House, instead of "a, our present number
by which we may lose one. But we are in hopes
the total population may be 100000, in which
we shall retain our present number. The pop.
ulation in 1910 was 42S ,92l. IN. Y. Sun.
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6hinR.
Queen Pomare. .l9 m

the First municipality designated following
table oy ml the Nos Commence at the Railroad and
In the Second (m the Nos
No. being Flatboat Landing. Third m3I,
Railroad Ii
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OryIcE,

CRESCENT OYvICE,
Thursday Morning. February 8. 1851. }
Cotton-The Canada's in private hands at an
early hour yesterday and reported to be unfa
vorsble buyers generally held back The sales
quenty limited about 1900 bales. irregular. but declining
rates. We however repeat quotations. for reference
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gent
A Speedy Cure Guaranteed.

NIIOHEL1S INDIAN Nh EU MATIC En-
w RAFT, wkeh has effected % many wonderful cures
in Louvilie snd eher places the Ohio within the las
an Indian prsRars.qn PIRElYvEss, and perfectly
!. B.: Semple John Milbum, w m. Graham, VIM Bull, Y
X. Slaughter G. Bu, and a host Of otAe in Louisville
to tory standing, OF which has failed
to
~ Call and get a circular.
RAYMOND PATTEN, Louisville. Ky.
jail Inn Sole Agenm for the United State.
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very good luck with his mummies. Miss Got NUT
as.anch, whom he unrolled from her grave banda
GEES on Saturday night last, before Philadelphia
audience, was found to be somewhat mutilated
She had lost foot and had broken leg. Ii is no,
at all wonderful that body, after having been
disembowelled and Drained, and then plunged into
boiling biiumen, should become dry and brittle
and crack like over-baked china ware. We DOM
know what other people may think of the matter
but we fancy that this new.fangled custom of dis.
playing the dsgust.... remains of humanity to Gu
rious eyes would be amply honored in the breach
as it is shockingly disgraced in the observance
Mr.. Gliddon's exhibitions Of mummes may be
without doing him an injustice, very properly
termed mummeries
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The sewing women of Cleveland, Ohio, held
meeting on the 18th ult, for the purpose of adopt.
ing measures to protect their interests The follow
ing resolution adopted:
Rss0iced That COMMITTEES of seven be appointed to ex
anime the report Of the Female Protective Union and
Protective Union store" and that they report
adj ,urned meeting"
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The authors Of Jane Eyre" "Wuthering
Heights" and "Agnes Gray" which productions
have deservedly excited considerable attention,
three sisters, daughters of country clergy
man, among the hills bordering Yorkshire and
Lancaster. Shut out from congenal society and
other pursuits they devoted their leisure hours to
literary composition. To conceal their names and
sex, they took the names of Currer, Ellis, and Ac-
ton Bell "Wuthering Heights" was the produc-
ton Of Ellis, or Emily; Agnes Gray was pro-
Jane Eyre" was written by Currer, the Oldest
sister. The two younger sisters died, one in De-
eember, lS4S. and the other in May, 1S49, leaving
Currer only alive.
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Mons Potevin the celebrated aeronaut, has made
eighty eight balloon ascensions from Paris, on
horses, asses, ostrches-in carriages, baskets and
boats, When he rose on the back of an ostrich,
he says the bird did not seem much astonished, but
looked around in every dire rtion with great appa.
rent satisfaction. At one time his balloon rose,
having, besides himself. three young women sus-
pended from the car. They had wings annexed to
their shoulders, and appeared as if flying in the air.
His wife recently assembled on pull weighing up
wards of nine hundred pounds.
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NOTICES.



u ~ Attention!
VI vi - wAshiSsTON ARTiLLs FRY You are here
W l u a. o,clocs p =, IN a n 3,, we o,s y,
fui Gnoro nfsay. for Inspection and Review
Attend slso the aeGn,sr aonsh, sseas Company
"' =. " .SnMrsntL ordsry Sergeant
49, u.As.~-rh. Ccrnn;,,.. ..n,...... . -.
...c,;oioo. b, RsbuIdtns he eT CHxnT p UnTw1 ~
49,. al !, ~, 1e.rr.o. ey.,,s,, n as g., ~
=, ,hsir s.b.cripdon Books.
- Ths Member, At the COMMITTEES vt ma o.sv ., N. a.
Of a. T. LONsDALE Esq No. 81 ara,u ssss Il hslfo,s
"s''- s, = - S-----.-~
s.-~-d DTu-sesr.I9ev
eD-
nns L g .a w nse'an n.n sr Pc 's"'''a %
The distinguished Dr. }. LAWRENCE SMITH engaged
deliver twelve Lectures upon The subject Of Chsm he yin b
followed BY other learned Proeor npon different departments o.
science oni'ns zoe ''o a. e'epAe' W Inc o'nsnce efe
stns the Library ana Lyoeum'
The terms Of admission 70 The whole cour's OF as Lectures ars
as ioeow'i
s::::; 4: !: : (: :
~ o-N.-.e.--,-.-.-.
Mnnieipaty
s he. @ nd
a.sA...: thu. duty and request: u. Principal. md Teacher
' : :'Is ,sss s again. d. ' SNAIL
''se''D' ''''se % eau = n. s%s-, = .nee. '''
made Loalsi.Da ssss Of Duis..s c
cate No. llss dated January Al is36 az M she. % r.h
-. Ion.r, Sea-. Rat il ~. n, ~ Insrpu ro~T n
:;;;' 6 Which IA :: g: -: :: 's:::i
| ~ UO4ie0 70 4as Comsumors,-The cuuyumeu a
GAS sr notified that from the frs, day Of January mart ali hi
n, ia, And r,rur,. NM. h b n.d vI vt,hou, s~.r,;o
| " -, 49, :. y ,- -, sp
AND IN az edSss wnfe TINS RUE not copnen vim before IN
Of each month the . s .. ga s.,. a :, ,.. sa
nso p n wOon r,...,,,
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consists the fact that they and disease by OUTWARD
APPLICATION in place Of the usual mode Of druggng and phys
licking the patient till exhausted sinks hopeey under
the inicon They the ohote system, equaiize
the circulation Of the 6ood promote the seeretions, and
neoer DO the shghtest injury under circumstances
years since, than 10000 persons including all ages
classes and conditions, which large number
ladies' who peculiarly subject Nervous Complaints,
nave been n timely and Permanently Cured
when all hope relief had been given up every thing
else been tried in vain
Tolustrate the of the GJ4LV.AJNTC BELT suppose
the of person afflicted with that bane of civilization
DYSPEPSIA, any other Chronic Nervous Disorder,
In ordinary smu taken, which, by their action
on the nerves and muscles OF the stomach afford temporary
relief but which leaves the patient in lower stae
injured faculties, after the action thus excited has ceased
Now this with the effect resulting fron the action Of
in the worse symptoms Of attack, and simply tie the Belt
around the body using the Magnetic Fluid directed In
short period the nsensbe perspation will the positive
element Of the Belt thereby causing Gavanic circulation,
which will to the negative and thence back again
throughout the system.
TT Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED. Il feo days is often amply
sufficient to eradicate the Disease Of years.
TIE disease for they weaken the vital energies of the already
Frustrated system while under the giving
vaizing influence of Gayanism applied by this beautiful
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient weakened
sufferer restored to former health. strength elasticity and
| vigor. The great peculiarly and excelence OF
| CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most Undoubted Character
From all parts of the Country, could be given, sufficient
| fill column of this paperi
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
I.Arrrup. 2so 81 N-LonaIrupss 900 WIN Time. "a


Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Yacht Smith, Galveston. Harris Morgan
Ship John IL Albert, Harvard, Baltimore,
III Ashbridre Eco
Ship William, Hall, Philadelphia, CT Meeker co
Bark p Hazeine, Cottrell. Boston, II Leland &co
Br b ig Jas Gibson, Green, Liverpool, VIM NIUE
Schr Louisa Sears, Fears. Apaachicoa. Rogers eco
Steamer Beacon, Roberts, Mon gomery via Mobile,
Macanlav Il Re-
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A piece OF oak, some three feet in length, found
in ancient shaft at the Minnesota diggings sunk
by a race of men whose existence is unknown to
history legend, has been left at the office of the
it may be inspected by those wishing it.
This piece Of wood which formed part of one
shaft of the ladder which was used for descending
the shaft, was taken out at the depth of twenty
seven feet from the surface, and is solid. Mr.. II.
also has in his possession some stone hammers
found on the spot. We have before alluded to this
curious work in an article from the Lake Superior
Journal. TChi. Dem.
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"Stupid," said testy lawyer. Il believe the
Jury have been inoculated for upidity "That may
replied his opponent but the bar and the of the
opinion that you had In the natural way
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EXTENSIVE FIRE AT MILwAUKEE.-A de-
structive fire occurred at Milwaukee on the 18th
ult. Twenty-Five buildings and two lumber yards
were destroyed The loss was about $50, OO0
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The steamer Kansas left st Louis on the 18th u-In poi
for NewOreans steamer Ne Plus Ultra; passed Pocahonta
aground at Beaver Dam the Hannibal taking in freight
CairO-six feet water in the channel.
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AMERICAN THEATRE.

Sole Lessee g. CHARLES.
Acting and Stage Manager. M FOSTER.
~ sPALDiNG ROGERS NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS.
II New Equestrian Drama.
THIS EVENING February 6, and varied Performances
i the Arena.
u e. ]. ROGERS in Grand Act; L. g. PERRY in Four
Horse Act WALTER AYMER the Bsre-bscked Trick Act
and variety of novelty bv the Unequaled Troupe.
To conclude the Drama nf
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Souht isheii. W. W. rostfr
.
NJ Dufet
n In this Drama the Splendid Troop Of Horses Will be intro
ducsd
~ JEANE BERTE from Fianconl's Paris is engaged and
will shortly appear.
~ Mr.. WALLET, the celebrated Clown
country is engaged and will shortly appear
Prices Of Admission Dress Circle, IS Pit, so
Family Circle Second TIER 30 cents Coored Boxes 50
Gallery, Is
II Doors open half past Curtain rise
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

astmsble value. 1t would take many columns we to
tive the numerous testimonials which have been received from
he highest and most respectable Ladies' in all paris of the
Union Weakness ir!egslarties low spirits, pain in the
Of the womb, cosvenes obstructed difficult mensruaton,
general prosa0n Of the sysem and all affections of similar
simple and beautiful invention The enervang Of
climate renders natural smuant for the
safe efcasels the stmulant which Mature herself has
avanic Belt and Magnetic Fluid is in pleasant
and agreeable: No Inconvenience attends its and the
feeble and delicate with entire
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Exports.
GAl,VESTON--Per stes mshin " ,cht. IN Iii. a.

- Imports.
NEW YORK-Per ship Jessore: $4,000 in specie and
assorted mdse TO order. ~
LIVERPOOL Per ship B Wales: Assorted mdse
BOSTON-Per bark Gibraltar: Assorted mdse
MATAGORDA.Per brig Kedron: g hbds sugar, order
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Pef schr Geo Lincoln: 5000 in
specie Cabaerol756 hides Cramer &co-67 do Ola son
L. Vles. " 49, ~
APALACHICOLA-Pers chr Gen Clncb: 1876 bales cot,
ton Wood Lows do G Rogers &co-33 do Cleveland
Bros &co-44 do. order-Tota Isl bales cotton
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Manassn ........................ LUDLOW 4 SIXTH.
s''aAsef'''.''..' DkbAk.
~ Three Final Performances Of Miss CHARLOTTE cUsHMAn
q Thursisy, Friday and Saturday. Mr.. BUCHANAN
THIS EVENING" Thursday. February 6, 1851, will be per-
,,,,. THE HUNCHBACK.
w.. .osy tmel Mss Cha foe Cushmsn
r. ro wss Buchanan
MIL. ADOPTED CHILD.
-e"ssi.. W. G. Jones
:nd the comp CORPS that has sppssrsd n
are sngsgsd for short PERIOD and will commence
~ Doors open at hafpsst performances to commence At T.
Bog ofes open from 10 unite O'Clock.
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
~ Last Night bua One of MI. II. PLACIDE.... Fine
as EVENING. Tbursnay February 1851, be presented
L the interesting Domestic Drama of
GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD.
The nov famous Genie I, E, "a ;ssi
or, Peep Behind the Curtain.
aene Duard H. Paside
ednp Mr. ConoveI
rafnassus Mr. DeWadeI
". johnston
In the cou,. .: Of II: evening. ,,,,,.,.u.
by Mile. H.ro Mile VaIee Naugn Senior Vega
To conclude with The Laughable Sketch Of
A HISS IN THE DARK.
selm Pstibons Dawse
Mrs Pettbone -. W. r. johnsios
10 Fridsy-H. PLACiDE's Benefit.
PRICE and tier Parquetts
Is Boxes, third ter fer coored persons only 50 csns
n doors open h.lfpass performance to
The Box Office viii be open day, from 10 until oeocl
and from placeD4nay
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Ship William, Hall, Philadelphia, u Meeker co
Bark r Hazeltine, Cottrell. Boston. II Leland &co
Br b JIG Jas Gibson. Green. Livsrpool. WIN Niue
S s.me GI Beaeon Roberts, Mon via
Arrived.
Steamship Pacific. jarvis. fr.E Chaeres 18th u to Arm
shP,T Wses. Crocker. from Liverpool 5b Dec. to Nv
Ship jsssors Cobb ls day. from N.wYok. to VIM crsevy
b.. 5s,a.n ;, from se.s onto
Sch! Gen Cnoh. Norris, days from Apaachiooa. TO ma.
sc Geo Lincoln. Rogers. days from Bnzos st Jaeo. to
Sch! Chesapeake. Menymsn days from Brazos 81 Jaxo
GIL, in ballast to e., ms 4 Ter MY
Anns. John.opai itP m Bayou Macon
Gypsy, Ure. from Bayou Sara.
S Esn.ss sx rnn9 4s I, G% oa Ronad'Onve
Opheia, Gordon. from Opeousas.
Pocahontas, Moore, from st Louis.
st james. Power from Thibodaux
Towboa Louisville. Mcpherson. from the, Pases-towed
ANA p sea on me h at ships Delaware and DID,
Towboat Persian Pnnegar. from the Passes-owsd down
up ship Wales and brig sls ksdo may
Exports.
GALVE5ToNPer steamship Yacht: 30 bbls flour. do
wfPaifiEI ri 1nd fs4s shs William
hhds pork cks potash 80 bbs lard 26 beef i grave
cakes. ~ tics l43 bbls oil, % and sundres
BALTIMORE-Per ship John e. Albert: 1854 bales COTTON
ls2 hhds s bbs moasses ley cks l26 hhs bacon
hhds l73 ties o4 5bls 200 half pork 100 bales hemp 81 ro
dried beef do tongues 70 bbs beef S9 bbs us kegs lard
bbl ALCOHOL LIS do grease, do castor OIL So kegs olives
B0sTON1Per bark R Hazene: 45O bales cotton, Is;
ties y bbs 5 kegs lard 2lsS bb pork, 6s tcs HAMS To-
LIVERPOOLcPer brig Jas Gibson 1857 boxes bacon 4;
bxs bbs pork 2 ksg. lard. bbis mats 1000 slaves
| APALACHtCOLA-Per schr Louisa Sears: GIG bbl
-four ~ hhds loo bbs moasses $50 bbs whisky 90 dc
| pork. " cks bacon. 30 SKIS coffee
| o.AMONTGoMERf;-Per steamer Beacon: 20 hhds sugar
60 bbs % hf bbs molases, 300 bb -four 1888 do pork 30
do beef 81 baggng, casks bacon las bags coffee III
bDls potatoes, 81 bbls whisky go boxes cheese. r.
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DAN RICE's CIRCUS
UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
No. ID ST. CHARLES STREET, UP STAIRS.
rs NOW RE-oPENED or public Inspection comprising
choice and select
Ancient and Modern Paintings,

From the celebrated Masters
eB In order cultivate for the Fine Arts. Mr.
Galvan has advantage opportunity exhibiting
collection of PAINTINGS recently belonging
contain beauu and choice Of Art and order
the and the public feeling Mr. Gal
as the adopting the following PLAN
Fifteen choice and beautiful Paintings w be distributed
Each Will be presented with which Will enle
holder Chance of obtaining Painting of value Tickets will be
numbered from The distributed
will be placed 10 some public place. and described hereafter
~ Price Of Admission Gallery so Family Season
Ticket 81 The former will The holder the
will entle the holder persons
vously purchased be
paying the price Of adrniss on.
This gratuitous distribution of
day Of May next under the direction entl highes
responsibility and standing and numbers which Obtained
the prizes wall be published for week in the
NJ g. As will numbered holders
requested Painting will delivered
tcvst pfesenttd
EB he Gallery will be open during the da evening"
MADAME DWELL
pESPECTFULLY the Ladies' Gentlemen of New
IL Orleans that she Europe
suited residence Old
the Present. Past and Future
Gentlemen 81 Ladies SOC. fe4 lw.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.

Passengers.
Per steamship Pacific. from Chagres-252 passengers
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u. IL. Gather,
AGENT FOR Miss M. POULTNEY,
jal3 I'm OyFICE 81 CAMP STREET,

DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANlC BELT, NECKLACE. BRACELET6
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
gOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF AL
NERVOUS Diseases,
And Of these which
or unhealthy condition Of the Neryous system.
beautiful snG eonyenenf application q rs
has been pronounced by DISTINGUISHED physicians, both in
Medicinal Discovery of the Age.
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with the perfect and certain all cases
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body, giving varou
organs, and inyis9ratine t6e entire system
AAcgT ut Al sPd S G IIs S9TTs EfItEPSY LHM
CITATION OF The HEART, -APOPLEXY, NEU
R fAlEH A PAlNS III, IN THE SIDE AND CHEST
EHRXATgRE 0F IHE SPINE, HIP GoMPLA iN w
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALI
NERVOUS DISEASES, which Complants arise from ons
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
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DIR. Christie,s GALVANIc NECKLACE

DIR. Christle's GALvANIC NECKLACE
used for all Complaints affecting the Throat Head such
Hs 5Io9shils nampaton Of the throat neyou: and sick
ENG roaring in the ears Deafness which generally called
aervous and that distressing complaint called tic dououeux.
DIR. CHI ristte's GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found OF vast service in of commissions fits,
spasmodiG complaints and general nervous affections Of
head and upper extremes Also, in Palsy and Paralysis
and all d iSs Ssosed by dseisac
~ Many hundred Certificates from ali narts of the copn
ry Of the most extraordinary character, be given if
CURED.
t No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use of Dr.
UHRISTIE'S GAI.VANIC ARTICLES and tbav NAV
be by the most feeble and delicate with perfect ease and
ety In many the sensation attending their use ia
nightly pleasant and agreeable They be to any part
ofthe country.
The GALvANIC BRIT. THRIVE DOLLARS.
THE GALvAMC Two DOLLARS.
rHE GALvANIC BRAoELETs........03kE DOLLAR EACH.
~ The articles are accompanied by full and plain direc
lions. Pamphlets, with full particulars. may be had Of the
authorized Agent.
~ For sale in NEW ORLEANS by the
Sole Authorised Agent,
GUINNESS 4 HILL,
DK~.ERs IN PINE FANCY ARTICLES, GOLD PENS, ETC.
II yeod 8dp N Camp street.
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nISSOLUTION-In consequence of the death
ing usder the firm Of JOHN DURB RINGE . CO. ceased
on the lst inst. WILLIAM HURBRIDGE.
Executor Of John DuEbrdge, deceased
To The business will hereafter be conduced BY William
Dufbrdge.. .NewOrleans. Jan. 10, 1851. jal3
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00 10 wAsHINGToN ARTILLERY You are here
MI MI MI By ordered 70 p,sade THURSDAY next the 9Th
4 IVY AZ O'clock AZ he Arsenal. Girod street, in
Attend sso Regular Monthly Neesins II the COMPANY On
evening at half o,elot prse BIZ order
fe5 d. W CAMPBELJ., Orderly Sergeant
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EOR SALE-A DRUG STORE, on reasonable
l. terms Apply to J. BOOTH,
jal4 I'm corner Grod and CaYondeet SITS.
EOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE for smaller or
ofSo tons we'll found in every respect, new ssiis ETC.,
stands No. l. and now running; fast .ailer and
fine sea going vessel would suit well GO Pensacola,
Galveston her place carries we'll with good cabin,
iaN In p'' ''''''' MOSES EASTMAN, New Basin.
VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND
NEGROES FOR SALE-A valuable and highly
improved Sugar Plantation situated the parish Of POine
Coupee containing 100 of which 500 under Guilt
walton, offered for sale Sugar house, with supe
ror Engine has just been completed at cost Of 9 600
With the Plantation offered Thirty valuablea Negroes,
full supply Of Mules. Horses. Wagons and Stock For
| a more full description and terms, apply to
| WRIGHT, WILLIAMS 4 CO..
d3l If Union Row, 81 Carondelet st.
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u U0dce i hsseby given that appheatieu has been
Duplsoass Cs-
No. 1is dated January 81 1885 Of e a ps)
Louisiana Banh Of JOSEPH FOWLER J-
original Of which has mislsd W. BOGARr,
js7S Curator Of ths Estate Of J. Fowler Jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18
IN OPPORTUNITY for a prodtable in.

l vcstmcn of a small Capital For SALE entire set
% SEWING SILK MACHINERY, capable Of producing
about 50 lbs Of servings per week with fixtures complete
OF latest and most approved kmi THIS article can be
sold Tor cash at larger profits than be realized ON any
other staple article requiring small AN outlay Of capital
The machinery can be- by water n the country or by
e. At small expense either n cNYork or Brook
lvn Double this quantity could be made by small add
$50 An experienced and faithful hand be had at a
reasonable pce, capable of the hands, or he
would receive faY proportion OF the profits As an equy
lent 1l MS services To young capable of keeping
accounts and experimenting sales this would be safe and
lucrative business Raw silk always 10 be had m tins city
AT snn advance Those only who have the above amount
Of money need apply by letter, TO B. C., at ths Office
hlAIM VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.

: ' CHARLES u CARPENTER and WILLIAM s
CARPENTER AGAINST STEPHEN WOMAN nnDesled
with FRAZER DUNHAM -SHEklFFS SALE-By
vtue Il -ttao hlneLt issued M te above entitled cause
and virtue Of order VI sale made thereon ~ tho Hon
VIZ MtcheI.-I Vii expose Tor sale a. Public Auction
SAT RDAI the 2lt "a, II June. 1871. - DO DEL cS
the forenoon a. "a 81 adw-y the CITY Of Ne-YOtA.
general assortment u Groceries. consisting Of Butter
Cheese Teas. Coffee, sugar Flour Candles. Zap. Hams
and also A-e. Porter CIDER. Vine. X. &c-New- YORK.
june D., 1901 THOMAS CARNLY. Sneuf.
WILLIAM :. WOOD Deputy Sherf lel3 -