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Great Sale OF Store Lots. First Annual Sale Of
the Nature Building Lots, Second
Il Municipality, New Orleans.
nv 7. A. BE ARD f. MAY. Auction a RI,

.a.s s s and dsy at u
By and Legislative eaao,msut approved March
r No rsS and
psy saisurs
forth Y plan tsS.n q the Plan q sssI Essr;d
81 SS6 Sti 'qn. T. b,
evee Fulton Common and Canal sIee each hut having three
NINE LOTS OF GROUND in square bounded BY From.
Leve Futon Common and Graver Streets numbering from
Leves stress Lots = j. front on fulton and Front Lsvss
Lot No. forms the corner oil Fulton, Front Levee aud
J. SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, bounded BY New Le,.e
Lot No Fulton
Eo. . 10. il, a. IS, H. is on Ne. Lsss
4 si1TsEN Lors OF GROUND IN the square bounded b,
New Fulton Po,da aud Lafayette seet Numbering from
and Poydfs. sssti. Lot is Lsi.ysts
Fulton New Lsvee streets LOi. 50 $50 10. II, u
q 4 sai 11 loT o "a ss
Il H. s.s.i @
AND AND New New Lew IsSee i s'rss, o H. and
4 FEN rofs 81 81 sss Il by Ne.
Felton, GSd and NotIs Dame streets numSsIog from to
Io, No. 10 iorm. the Of Scs Dsms
New steets Loss and ont Futon
T. NINE LOIS OF GRouNDm square bounded by No,rs
Lot Me- forms Of Notle Dame Fulton .sd
New Lots2 AS, q, and front FUTON and
s.TWESfY-ThREx LOTS OF GROUND in the square bout
dei julia St oseph New Le'se and Fulton namesns
New Lot No. % forms the Of ST. Joseph
Fulton New Lots d. S. 6, g. g. TO-
49, a. u.s. 49, IT, 49, s, 81, ST. D. font Fulton Neg Levee
streets. ~. .
O. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by st.
Joseph, March, New Levee and Fulton streets numbering from
Lot No. forms the OF ST. Josep Fulton
New Lot No. forms the MaEse Fulton
aud New Levee Lots and front Fulton and New
Levee E.. rf
TO- FIVE LOTS GROUND in the square BY Market
DeIord Fulton New Leves numbering from
Lot No. forms the Of Fulton, New Lsves and
Market Lot No. forms the corner Of Do Fulton
New Levee Lots and front Fulton and New Lsvee
f
IL ONE isLET, bounded by Delord Fulton, and
street named. having tour tronts.
The property, its locality superior
Real Esate in the United Saes The whole Of said guiding
have ons opening wide Streets and we'll adapted for The
heavy Western business or vho, sale stores. .l
Plans will be ready
be forwarded With marginal any requiring ham
Lots wu We sold in Io Of property thai vas represented BY
compromise 1870, shall
compromise under which his sale sade the Of
sale. ~ .1F-.l..
Tsrms Of SasOnshiuh CASH balance in equal nssalment
divided required of three and four
ce with cent annum interest from dale
and not then paid eight per cent until final
BY on property. sul5 Q
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City Intelligence.


RuMoRED DuEL-We heard rumored In the streets yes
terday that duel had taken place between two gentlemen
well known in this community We shall not pretend to say
WHEEL the rumor was correct or not but we know that at
late hour last evening both the gentemen represented as
principals in The possession Of ouno bodies and good
spinu and were enjoying the society OF their friends
Coin WEATHER -Yesterday, and part Of the previous
night would have been respectable winter in almost
any latitude within the Temperate Zone Numerous little
buds which had innoceny put their heads the night
air, found themselves nipped and the morning gloes
our little garden looked very sorry yesterday morning II
there was no frost ia the city, there certainly
great distance from and at the hour OF writing,
almost the travelling downward in the ther-
mometer. Great coats necessities by day, and coal fires
and heavy blankets by night.
BOARD or SCHOOL DraEcToRs-The School Board of
tho Second Municipality met last evening The President
Doct. Copes in the Chair.
The committee on the Library state that during the COM
ing season Mr., Mitchell will deliver course OF lectures al
ter which Mr., Gidden would deliver tweve and he would
be followed BY Professor Agassiz and Others The arrange
mentss however, were not yet completed.
Mr. Harris proposed with regard to the subscriptions for
lectures that each member of the Board be supplied with
book in which to enter the names OF such bers
plan had been tried with auo success that there was
surplus Of some $500 at the close OF the season.
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single asneusan and sisht doIsu h. eeptlnusf ssd
two lsdiee. nnd adopted. itr = FL. ,f
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4 commnnics,ou w.. ,sc.,v.a s.o,,I u s..A a..
for the uso OF Lycenm HAN for ssrr. on .d.s.s ~
price Of tickets TO be 80 oeps and ~. pvoceeds ~,
sss to be applied to charitable to ths "a
busy Commtes with power 10 errnt The rsoueut N A2
per night. 5F ~
The President appontsd the Visue cormitte, snd the
Board Adjourned s.l ~ = 80 y
TH1np Ds r,rcr f.onpr-ln IN. c.., NJ Mun;c;n.l;,v
Num,s, T.yn =, NJ. n,suh.l hC,-. ~. ,rh,,a T..,;
(nvn Judes Kennedv ha. ,sndssea dscon D,,oo,nc;c.
mil ma void m ia. If h.. YEA, s..,hhr Iao.,d II
Lqudanion ios This CITY, The decision il bse on decision
Supreme Cour declaring the abolition Of the sinking
fund unc0nsituonsl- kennedy holding the opinion
that this part failing. all tbs law fails
FIRE.A fire broke ont last evening on board the old
steamer saranac. lying the foot of Grod street, was
exiting uished without having extended muyv than few feet
beyond the pilot houss which orignats That part Of
the boat destroyed, witt, small portion of the hurricane
deck contiguous The principal dana 70 sue ed ss BY the
water from the engines. The fire department deserve great
edit for the prempnsss with which the flames arrested.
We are informed BY gentleman who was present. that
within fifteen minutes after The alarm was given there
seven streams Of water playing on tie fire. ..r
HIesvAy RoHprRy-On Tuesdev uisht n Csyman
name John uins wa, on the eves uear The Mint
BY two men, and robbed By them OF three doa and hir,y
FIVE csats snuff box sundry keeps etc. A man named
Thomss Edwards wss soon AFTER arrested on suspicion of
having pacpsed 10 the robbery and the keys bsonsiue 70
the German found 10 his was yss-
terday brought before Recorder Gsao who committed him
prison TO await a future examination Ths German robbed,
was the blacksmith of The steamboat Conoordia.
HuxoRsoxx VAeRAsr,-Elza sickjes yesterday CANA
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Something for Everybody.


Ned Buntiine ID writing comedy for the stage
Carroll Hall, at Baltimore, was damaged by FIRE
- the 9th. to the amount Of t2o0o or sS0O0
The total number Of visitors to the Crystal Palace
Exhibition. was 6. .0i 1885, e'..- s
The mountains in Vermont are covered with
snow. III,
The IevisIature of Rhod. Islard assembled on
Tuesday, 2sth ult
mere were of4S oaffels OF hour inspecteo AZ
ca hr,d,ad h" Is eus =. snao. ssp's@os '
-, Ouo hunuou pa'es u new couon, liom Norh
tCarokna Were received at Norfolk on the 9Th ult.
mrs JOS T. Neal, the talented authoress, IS in
'chahesson' -. Y.
Gen. j. r. Wool is in Washington making the
saxth candidsts for the Presidency now there.
Workmen are busily engaged in laying off and
Cari,ne Tia ernnnds AZ iaf.yeits SONAR. in
IT,. N.,, yo.l Ma.o.n,;,. I;h,..,, ....;.,,a
49,. ~ ne n,.. d,s neh, ~ ~
"ase 'so0v so'nes' a1u sne auoef VI 'nepsfs ''e".
count Rsvenslow the pan'sh Ambassador to the
Nouno OF 81. James, diea ~ diessow on the iotn.
Why Is q hot cake like q caterpillar Because
II makes the butterfly.
Mr.. Peter Turner was killed by M. p Candy, al
someryille, Ala, recently, The murderer escaped.
mos. LAWS mas peen commit!ed LOT uiaf a.
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Arrivals a BE Prineipal Hotel. us.teraau,

VERASpA... j II Bacoman, T McKenny, II st NJ arin,
Mis-: John johnson and servt, r Badges. AK; Du.
tKsnd, Mobile 9 sfsyan n ~; Mi3s. Tenn; G W
Hsrow, England A Johnson. Donaldsonyls; MI and
M and sn Sa ssSt ill., Tsss. Mf
Mainly Mobile; Parker Campbell Va; Henry Chcn.sau
Jackson, smyie Miss Col Cfalehlsy and lady. British
Army, London: Lieut McAnhur, DR. Arch Taylor, u A
Williams, Copper Well. Miss.
ARCADE: e W Prim, Thomas, NJ Barley, Tex
L Taylor. Port Hudson. La; Hurst B w Rems. La
Miss; A Nordham. Baton Rouge; N T Pepper. Indiana.
PLAMrERe'..:W sohryver. Troy, N Y; 7 E Shan
non, Woodsille, Miss.
| COMMERCIAL. Geo Men uli, Heco, Tenn; VIM vii
Hams. Pans, Tenn; 3 7 Dunbar. VIM Lawrenc Coast
Thos McCnioush, Mise; Jas Cnny. Louisville; Il l
CONT STREET VKRAsDA. :. Juan Hidalgo, Mexico;
EQUALIZER, ,P.ousas; DeLanenyile. 81 James, Dr.
Orleans; B Bahan, Madisonvile.
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| Ths Turks believe tls. aftgr Adam MAS drives
q Paradise. be did psnanoo By sanding QUO ysan % ON
The Hon. Thomas H. Benton has nearly com:
r. e e y sssS :: g:
/ Thirty.nine additional indictments have been
found s Phiadsphis. against The Chr's,a ness' making
The Dayton Ohio Journal says the crop o.
TOBACCO N. comfy this year will b vy large and worth
The steamer Reindeer and psSpellsr, r. LAM.
The sum received on the New York canals for
Y; s s os "a IL: !: s an Of
Psrs papers announce that all the French who
were arrested the occasion Of discovery of the Franco
| German conspiracy have oeen set o. npsry.
| Jenny Lind arrived At Cincinnati on the 18th
nil, She was 10 Give hsr concert The night and The rus
fos ticksis was great a. ever ffs
MAG Maretzek's Italian opera troupe was to give
perfescs At Chazsston last Monday. He will soon BE-
The Britsh residents in New York are about to
psse.t oliver medals to the officers and saon of the Gnns
expedition. ..-.o ..-
| The Governors of Indiana, Alabama, and Mis-.
souri, have appointed the 9Th Of November Thanksgiving
No less than fourteen New York fire companies
| REGIONS 81 t.t. r4tlE
The dinner, at New York, to the officers of the
American FantIin Expedition. was t, take place on Tues
i
| Gov. Johnston, of Pennsylvania, has consented
President Of the Allegheny vssy Railroad Com
psny.
| The Grand Division of the Cadets of Tempe.
Utica. on Monday wesk.
| The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company are
Ssccs # obtaining loan of s7eoo for which coupon
An Episcopal College is to be established at Ra.
cine Wisconsin, that city having raissd $500 for tbs erection
Il Uhx; .h., Ia
Because he he shous not be locked up uat the matter
| proved. 20
| The Mayor of Washington, ID. c., has signed
barter spuons hquon. in es uantites than pint sell
| Robert J. Bennett has been found guilty in the
United States DISTRICT Court. at Psburg, Of robbins the
| mail. s.
On Tuesday week IS negroes emancipated by
Mas Miller, deceased, Of Cupsper cuupty, ya.. passed
through Washington Their way 70 embark for Liberia
The people Of Syracuse held public and enthu-
siasc meeting ON Saturday. week. in and order
down.
President Fillmore has officially recognized
Republic Of France por q Newport and Provdsucs
| in the rtae Of Rhode Island.
A lot Of smuggled diamonds, valued at 81 800
sss e: .ns y e sod the
The trial Of Morris for his alleged participation
the the 18th Of February last Of Mr. DsBees
slave Shsdrach. commenced At Boston On The 3h An IN
successful attempt was made to Qassh the indictment.
In Jasper county, Arkansas, a Mr.. Cleft recently
oa d ohaiacsr and laid his damages at ssO0 which Ii
iafy gave him.
The Sutan's liberality to Kossuth and all tn
they piasuss. .5Od.oo. from ihsi
II An effort is on fo.t for the complete endowmen
sis y Isi:!as $4,000 large ps's q he s%ssa; Ia
Mr., VIM H. Stayton, of Sussex county. Del
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POKT OF NEW ORLEANS,
LATITUDE $50 " 30" N.-LoNsrrunE 800 Tins, ST.

CRESCENT OFTICE,
Friday Morning. November z. 1851.
Cleared Yestsrday.
Ship We.tmorelend. Deoan, Liverpool JP Whitney &co
Snip Maid of Oreann, Dennis Have A Cohen
Ship Caledonia Brander, Rowland. Philadspha,
... 70 JH Ashbridge eco
Bark Cherokee Getty, Charleston, SL& e l. Levy
A ustran brig Gfacomer, Obad, Trieste, l. II Gale
Schr Arspe, Ryan, Corpus Christi, Master
Schr Maj Barbour. Arnet, BRACES st Jago, Master
Sohr Sarah Lewis, Lerm0nd, Vea Cruz, J Alexander
Arrived.
Schr Pssaags, Msan. days from Pensacola. to master
BASIN.
tWickham-2d my.
STEAMBOATS,.
jefferson, Mckinney, from Harrison burg.
New Latona, Landry, from Baton Rouge.
Bunker Hill No 3. Eaer, from st Louis
Cora No g. Pierce. from Memphis.
ED White, Brady, from Wilismspon.
1T boswell. Cathcar from Ravslet Canal
st James. Kercheva. from Yazoo City. 8
BRLow-CoMIN9 UP.
Three Bhips unknown.
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Strange Mistake. On the 25th, while a number
of workmen were engaged in raising the flagstaff
of new liberty.pole in Brooklyn, NY, the rope
named Richard Cook, and crushed him almost
Instantly. Three small boys, who were sitting on
q log beside him, were also much hurt Several
men who were present at ihs time of the accident,
Enistook the deceased for Mr. Louis De Boise, and
conveyed the body to the residence of the family
where he was laid upon bed, and his wife, with.
out venturing to look upon il, gave vent to the
anguish of her feelings, when suddenly Mr.. De
Boise himself made his appearance.
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Memoranda.

The steamer Bunker Hill No left St Louis the Both ut
In port for NewOrleans Ohio, Jamestown and
Pocahonass feet from St Louis Cairo and falling.
Steamer Lady Franklin Caro-. days from Louis
vile. reports 90 inches the principal Bars in the
Ohio River .,eH
Gone to Sea-On the Sd inst. ships John Jarvis Norman
and Purnton. bark Lady knght4th, ship Jas Brown.
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=. q. 0Fimth.
BIZ r. b. TAYLOR 4 TOURNE.

MONDAY, November TO- hsifpsa. 10 Be sold
l No. q Camp sar under aud in
Of order i:.usd from secoud District Court Of the Pazh
OF Orleans by the Hon. }. N. Les
LIBRARY belonging
succession embracing all the valuable standard works
valuable Fowins Pecs Fshng Rod one Gold Watch and
CHAIN Of ffstola, Dehgers Mahogany Writing Desk
Tables Chairs Walnut Book Cases. Armou and other
personal elects. .tF
III Terms cash.
Catalogues the Books ready delivery The Office of
au . ii
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AUCTION + SALES.

Furniture. ........ Pianos ................B buggy.
BIZ j. N. WEYMOUTH, Aucti0neer.
at l07 81. Charles st.. ono door from Poydrv.
iris DAY Friday. November T. at 10 ocOck-wl b sold
auction
a large stock second FURNITURE PIANOS,
Vel and fecoud hand MATTRESSES, etc. istT
Ono fine toned Rosewood PLANO, aud
BUGGY. = II NJ
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List OF Vessel. i'm Port No. Cleared.

TNots following
table BY m The Nos eommsnce al the Railroad anu
In the Second @ Nos above Steamboat Land
Me- being Faboa Landing. In the Third ts the 6rat
The Rscad down i Perry VIVA
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


E CREscErr OrUck,
Friday Morning. Noyembsr7, 1851. y
CottpnAbest 1000 bales changed hands yssssday and
the bpsnes weld have bees sssr but for The scarcity Of
thoss qualities ID lsqa- We advsnss orr figures
for Midding 10 Good Mlddling. =
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Neopolitan Cruelty-It is stated in the official
reply Of the Neapoiinn Government to Mr. Glad
stones pamphlet, that the number Of political pris.
oners did not exceed 2,0A. This is declared by
be "a positive iraud,' and he supplies the de-.
fciency from the police registers giving the mum.
her of political prisoners from May, 1913, to the
present time. Condemned to the Ergastoio, IS /;
condemned in irons to the Bagni, 1000; con.
demned in irons 10 the Bagni, but not yet removed
from prison, 300 !; banished 10 the Islands after
trial, 500; banished the islands without trial, in
GLIDING the soldiers sent by royal authority to the
camp Of Charles Albert, 5000; accused, who have
bsep oretill in prison from May, l648 to Sept.
ember, 1851 no, included 10 the foregoing, Is 600
police, $50; exed from Their native towns but still
in the kingdom, $50. TOTAL number of victims OF
NeapoIitan cruelty 26 636 .-
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WANTED.

WANTED-AS Situation in a Dry Goods house,
w saesman. BY a young man from Boston. Hewoud
have objection TO occupying tiiuatlvn ID Grocery
store Good city references given. Address, at this oes.
z. r. h. tsF < n6 2ts
WANTED TO RENT--A small House, suit.
and large Yard attached in good nsishboshoed, cay.
where In Lafayette Rent must be moderate. Apply -
" 70 Camp street sl6
WANTED-A first rate Creole Cook, for whom
w fair price viii be paid None need apply anles well
recommended. Inquire at this odics. o8 If
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. I, 1851.

Later from Nicaragua letter from San Juan
do Nicaragua Of the 10Th ult has The following in
relation to affairs in that country ,,sS..l VI,
The armies are now moving towards each other,
and whenthey meet battle will take place, which
will perhaps decide the fate of Munoz, and allay
the revolution for smother six months.
H. B. Ms schooaef.of war Bermuda has just
returned from crlise up the coast. She has or
ganzed police force. consisting Of Jamaica ne
groes, At Lmas, town on tho coast, about fifteen
miles south Of Roman river. She pulled down
the Central American flag, which Hoated from a
staff at Roman river, and hoisted the Moequi,ian
flag instead thereof, organized Mosqutian authori-
TIES there, and appointed Mr.. J. M. DAILY British
Vice Consul; and now, the schooner Bessie has
been converted into revenue cutter, under the
command Of Captain James Bowdoin, in the service
Of his Majesty Frederick Augustus, King Of the
Mosquitians-and so progresses Mosquito, and SO
retrogades the degenerate sons Of Old Spain.
The steamers on the river San Juan now 90
through % the Castillo Toro, and connect there
with the lake steamer Director, which much facili.
tates the transit Of passengers over this new route
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Important Docision.-An important decision
was rendered on Monday in the U. 8. Circuit
Cour', at Boston, Judge Curtis presiding. The
ease was that Of Salmon Falls Manufacturing Com
pany Us. WIN. w. Goddard. The suit was to re-
cover the value of three hundred cases Of manufac-
cured goods, which plaintiff contracted to deliver to
defendant. The goods were burnt at the destruc-
zion of the Depot in Boston. The defendant was
notified that the goods were at the depot, but the
question being submitted to the Court whether or
not this constituted legal delivery it decided
that it did not and the Jury were directed to return
a verdict for defendant The contract between the
parties specified that the goods should be delivered
on board the defendants vessel IN. Y. Times, Goth
Another Slave Rescued.-The Chicago Demo
crat, of The 2lst says. "At Ottawa, ILL.,, two ne
groes evidently strangers, came into that city in a
buggy. They inquired The way to some place,
and were directed across the river. They had
MOI, however, gone far before they were pursued
and over,aken by Mr. Constable Skinner and sew,
ernl Others, who, alleging that they were fugitive
slaves were about to arrest them, when OF them
showed his free papers, and was allowed 10 60 hii
way, but the other was taken by force, and brought
back to the town, where he was placed on cana
boat, and started toward La Sale, with view o
being there placed on a steamer and conveyed t.
his master in St Louis. At Lock No ii, however
the negro was taken from the officers, who wett
somewhat roughly handled by the people, and the
boat went on without him."
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Crime or Starvation Letters from Sweden speak
of fightful famine which has set in the province
of Wormerlsnd. The want is 90 great that the
peasantry forced to grind the bark OF the birch
tree, which they use in lieu Of rye or wheat in
bread. With tie increase of want, crime has al.
ready increased to fearful extent and robberies,
which in that quiet and well disciplined country
were known only by hearsay, are now of daily oc.
ri
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Late from Nassau.-By the British schooner
Annie Sophia, Capt Sims, arrived at Charleston
on the Both ult., we learn that Salt had been in
demand at Inagua, and all At Matthew Town had
been shipped, although there was considerable
quantity already raked, which had not been brought
from the pond. The Herald states that the schsoner
John Wesley, Of Nassau, was lost on the 9th Of
August last, at Little Inagua, while.on voyage
to st. Thomas. The vessel, we understand, is in.
sured in the Unted6tates, and the cargo in France
Loss will be sustained on the freight, which was
mot insured.
We likewise learn from the same Journal that
the American brigantine Wave, of Philadelphia,
was wrecked at Mayaguana on the 25th Sept, on
avoyage from Philadelphia to Jamaica, laden with
provisions. Most Of the cargo had been saved and
taken to Inagua, partly in a damaged state. Sal
wage had been allowed by the master-6O pei
cent, and paid in kind. The captain intended for
wardng what remained Of the cargo in SOUND
state to Jamaica.
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oHIPPlNG.
DsASs I'LL os11p e
4 FARR RRDVCED.

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FARE RK1UCEDs
EOR NEW YORK, direct, va HAVANA
. 8: y s 80 Y -. : ~. Is: s.;
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