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K d. Do no IL ss Rss.sa
Dc a ass soo hd. %s,
bd. leather gIs. +, hi, order
r f sSHS G0 Cen Taylor
hhds sugar to l. Boudousque-h Dds moassss-sundne''
0'CSSitNCINNATI-Re, stssme, Ohio: % be whisky to
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hid; = 6b. @ H M IS AsS
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sisSss ps..s Bsss.; B s% $751;
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Do % hd se
sSfs sseSts tfs oss az 3d.
YAz3o kIyERrs. saTs, s.,ss @ bale;
Mco-s Bnchannon Carroll &co-ls5 Feowes &co-s6 Hill
Scorl9 Bonner = smih-70 McLemore. Curren &co-l5
Alens ntg. sfvenso y l es,T n9espn
cotton,
ST L0UlSIPe, steamer Isabel: 1853 sacks SO do
Hour Shuz Hadden-ol 90 lard kennett &co-SO0 SKIS
shaw &coMi0 bss mde Jobn Wooi,n co;S To
whisky do crackers. ~ pkg lard Michel &eo-l3 bbil
whisky bales deer skins Buddeeke 5000 pkgs mdse,
psto,n IKE ia ey Z Wlinans $50 pxs 90
flour Eager &co-s5 do lard Kennedy Il ToserM55 do oS
Rogers &co-43 bales cotton M Greenwood &co-4 do
removes &co-5 DO Chery henderson &co-Tota 80 bales
| at LOIyIs-Pe, Shame, Pride of tho yy.s,. boz. h
ter 10 bbs apples 3 do flour AZ do castor oil Small Me-
Gill; do. 10 bbls lard Converse ksnneit-34 onions and
@ Kegs oq,ier. ~ sks oa Jas DInhan-ss do corn
orrsI aS.n, A. 80, p ~. ~ oNS KS corr
Eager &co-3sl do corn 10 casks bacon Kennedy A. Eos
l28 bbls pork . Woodruff Sco-lO do apples Mitchell d
coy obi, ad InfneI Hobart-S5 90 Elder Eca-17
man. box mdss sco, I SACKS corn ~ F,se
IS bales cotton o Nelson &co- do Payne Ha,yison.a
dries owners on board-Totsi, 100 bales cotton,
| NiCkaBU RG-Per steamer Magnolia: liz bales cotton
es Mhght, Winlams GeoDoI sWlnsy Green
Bulkiev Hot@ss Bnchannnn Isrol Mo aaI H.
Williams &co-3O Bradley, Wilson &co-8 Hll Mel EN-,
&co-2l Watt DeSaules-19 Henderson & Peale-l5 Nc
rae i5oimanIao Relieves &co-l2C evelsnd Bro eco
Nco5 En- LOS Rhn.a nsEs III aleeaw
Way Ward & Jonas-snndres IN orIer-To,.I IN NJ
| cotton.
| ClNClNNATl-Per barge Yorktown towed down b.
steamer Geo Washington: 1888 bb pork 20 hf bbs tongues
74s kegs lard Leland co-10u bbls pork and lard 30 hid
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UNION GALLERY,
ALa 10 g. GL.IA. 49,.

EXHlBiTION Of Select. Ancient and Modern PAINT
w. iNGSTGThe Ne Plus Ultra of the Art Of Painting,
VIEW OF fENER!FEE, with gorgeous sunset by the
hated Hiideband Painter to the King of Prussia CHRIST
BEING CROWNED WIIHrHoRNs, by Ludoyico t,sracci
SArTLE PIscE, by Rosa de tivole. GRACE BEFORE
MEAT, by SIR David Wkie. fine apecmen Of painting
from the Pencil OF Beard entitled THE SQyATTERs Por
specimens 9f Ancient and Modern AT forming the best
coeeeoS o, aST9tngs eyer exhibited IN this country
Each person visiting the Union Gallery viii be emit
tbu'lon Of Fifteen Paintings be at Armstrong; Elk.
May, 1851. " $50 800
~ Omen during the Day and Evening. feI3 If
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GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
- zsssi!S|5c - -

Our Package and Parcel Express dispatched weekly
from 81 Camn st,eet
to NewfORK. from whence we forward at reduced rates
to BOSTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON,
and To all the other Northern and Eastern Cities IN connec.
uon with Harnden's Northern Express.
closed. "a
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Fifth District Court of New Orleans.
FRIDAY, February z, 1851.
Present. the Honorable A. M. BUCHANAN, Judge.
james X. Shields, Guardian, vs. Thomas O. .Meur,
Tutor of Thos. p. Moore, a Minor. :, No. 4499

TT appears to the Court that Samuel Lake departed
to his five children. Mary Jane Harriet Samuel William
and Henry Lake. thai Hane, NJ. Samuel and William have
only child of said Harriet has received estate in Louisiana
from his mother and his unces all Of which from his
grandfather, Samuel Lake. The guardian appointed the
Probate Cour Of New Albany. Indiana, the domc Of h'
minor having asked be possession OF the said estate
his ward the Court considering the provisions of
the legislature approved LIST April. 1913
is ordered, That advertisement he made, in two
papers published in this city, for eas thirty days in tn
prescribed by law for the rendering Of b.
and administrators OF the proposed withdrawal OF tn
funds OF said estate of said minor.
And all persons having claims against the succession afore
said warned themselves. file Their claims
court within thirty days from the first advertisement
aforesaid, their claims will be barred.
Extract from the minutes.
fell p. Leblanc, Clerk.
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

IN the First municipality designated he following
table by the Nos commence at the Railroad aHd rn up
IL the m2), Nos
No icing Faooat Landing In Third (n3), the
tnn No. perrvW
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~
Receipts OF Produce.
whisky a tcs hams, "a hhds bacon Martin Owen &co-S
SRiEy Gn1s PPsSSa g Is
s s1;rs 100 p, bh oil IS Dc e seoeombs
sS s S Sasf " W 100 s boz
san ess keys butter schi ae M
en SS1s Ssads Il s. R hams .s CpE.o
Phy Gras DO % bb .peet SIuz Y HsadeHH Nv
FosII do COwan Dykers &co@s BIS cheese Goodrich
Sn.'s! L De Sh sfuns Me-
+ Gdf McGregqr Seo1lOo boxes cheese g kegs butter
furniture Flint & Jones-lol OF furniture r ii Bunton~M
poush s ssrk Day s,auiei ha1 tobacco sufges. Aa
CO.'S h. dez brpoms L 6oIsensa rolls leather Weskar
=: Ss. lard s~ ssh selIsn
20 oToa Il IA Asam- bb apples and sundre
lNcISSAfPeI, siss% SeG Duchess: IS kegs butter
Wright &: ea I ssm SnGp sb do
kss: s butter sS lS
IceSr o ssse ohsa. c sf tss
but e, Doen-t bids bacon Nye Bro Aco-aO hf IBIS
sSs. > gif fsaat; si SS:
Il $ss n;
sse bb Res butter Ssepa Ss Gi.
esiS osI e ss
T L S BS % 3 eE
sandties Jas FsreIy-5i nld.e scoy Mead-s sIs
s 1 assss S 2'ft = fSs 81
vfedenbnTgh &co bbs po,aoes Sb eco. .nS
Harrs ' Gaye &eos do * %
y 30 ss Gel u fs
9d.e r. Gaines@p6 bzs bacon bids do
IS b9 P 81 d 3 h55 ,g S.co SCHNEIDER
do kegch
LSp SAL Ds s ss b6s sppe Merton &o hams
tongues Bufke hi 90 hams ss bis P poa
WHISKY fRey ksss kstR 1: s01e
ri. ppsy j 1 BIZ leather leather
saes cotton G Efrson GoyleE-s do Sida Green &eo
nd LouIsViLLE-PeI steamer Geo.seiown hhds ham.
sfFs s%sss Gls:n os eo
Bas Do ss
Ws Gs a ss tob,ssa
eo Fellows Seoa d. Is$, corn Wss sSm%ss.
sfss g ssi's
DSys, s%esa bag sssl sbsa
Hgo1is do, is bbs scks hams bbIs ssss HureyS do,
Ssi q * ss Gssas5s 81
sSss. DO apples Il do do besns BOzan-so
"a, R W:.,sn Void 10 and
% S g ss s S
sso d. i EGTs q If ks Mie
* IF b.
'tPH DC w
ss SS Z tc Ind Kenneth Dix Scos sb
b casks NJ PP
e.r e ea!'f' Buck ssp
ia a sP; s x
sSnd ss Ua oo y S, SACKS corn and
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MADAME EMERY.

The Seventh Daughter the GYPSY FAMILY,
EGS LEAVE inform New Orleans that she
receives visits at her residence as Magazine street,
them OF the PRESENT and the FUTURE
r. 81 uies and Gentlemen
which surround them, amt likewise
well by calling on Madame L. Price So cents.
~ Hours y, A. N. to p NJ w.
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fDESPECTFULY Informs Gentlemen of New
~ Orleans that she has jus, from Europe ay
a her 49,
streets on the Present, Past and Future
Gentlemen 81 Ladies' Soc fell Iw.
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
'TH largest assortment of & ZEN and BLACK

L TEAS ever offered foI
sale IN this city. and at lowe,
grires. These TEAS are Of
the latest importation, and
OF the most choice qualities
grown in e h ina, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up IN
small quantities in well Sc
cured metalilcpackaees, so
as 10 prese, We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
IT, CITY retail dealers
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotels sup.
Piled with every dnscrip.
ton ofTEAs. in chests, half
,,bastS IL ~ apA ~ h hnv.
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Throat Hill,
BRONCHITIS,
nm 4
CONSUMPTION,

~ The difference between these Diseases clearly
language adapted to common readers by Dr. HALL IN Canal
-. ssld for o., HN Camp sT fssn J. B, STEEL,
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC

CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. "a Camp street.
TEAS-Of various kinds and qualities;
l. Coffee :. :. E. 3. -;
Sugar
Wines :.
Brandies and Liquors :. :. -;
London Porter and Scotch Ae
Prunes, Sardnes Preserves and Pickles.
Raisns, Cnrrants Citron. Grapes and Figs
Butter. Bacon, Flour and Rice
Molasses and Syrups OF all qualities;
Hams, Sugar cured and Westlhaia
Tongues snd Dried Beef:
Oils, Candles, Fish, etc. etc
Constantly hand by continually receiving and for sale
on the most reasonable terms jail lyis
CUNDRIES-
~ 1000 packages assorted Msckese;
10 drums Goldfish;
100 boxes LeonaIds Candles;
100 - Litchfeld -;
$50 - Kandal's -.
100 Star .'
$50 packages Gord0n's Raisins;
20 half barrels Roe Herrngs
. boxes Blue Grass Kentucky Cheese;
81 bags old Government Java Coffee;
15O prime Havana -;
200 - prims Rio -:
100 - Sumatra Pepper;
100 - Race Ginger;
81 casks choice Rice :. In store and for sale by
te14 6t3p GOODRICH co. 81 and az Common st.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning. February II. 1851.
COttonThe Cotton market continued heavy on Saturday
and the sales which amounted 30Orbaes al irregu
lar and generally easier prices.
The Arca's news is due, she was to leave
Liverpool for Halifax the LIST Indeed was rumored
yesterday that the of the accounts known and that
they uAfavorr bic for Cotton
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE $50 81 &c. N.-LoxerruDK 800 Win Tine Oh.


Brem ship Ernesne, Feder cks, Bremen, Rodewad 6co
BIZ bark Rosae May Christisna. (Nor) w Offensandt
Bark Ann Rankin. Green. Glasgow, Hoghon. Rankin &co
Brig Tartar, Booker Charleston, SL& l. Levy
Brig Henry, Baker. Savannah, SIS l. Levy
Sard brig SilenziO AutoIa, Genoa, ID Lanata
SchY Diamond, Mack Pensacola, John Hurley
Schr Martha, Rowe, Pensacola, John Hurley
Schr Panama. Stewart, Aransas and Corpus Christi Clark
Schr Uncas, Rogers, Galveston, Green, Harding Eco
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Succession Of John McDon0gh.
n All persons Succession Of JOHN McDON
OCH mmeda the Tes,Amen,ary
of his Estate otherwise legal he taken
resovery and having claims
against present Executefs
corner Of Cusomhouse aud Royal
C. RosRLIUs,
F. B.D'AQuIN. ru.....,-
W. E. LEvERICH, ! ESacntnss
A. d. CRossMAN, AeS's'
ja16 IF J. SPEAR SMITH,
PARTNERSHIP NOTlCE-The partnership
heretofore existing under the and firm of WILL
LIAM Low co. dissolved on The 23d day of De.
ce4ber last All persons having claims against said firm
will please present them the Undersigned for settlement,
his office, l52 Camp street -. NewOrenns Feb H. 1851.
fel5 81 CHARLES FERGUSON.
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lotai l5'
OF this number seventy. have been recently emanci.
pated for the purpose of colonization in Liberia and sixty
free born, with the exception of who purchased
his freedom several since They apportioned
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TT Notice.-The undeTs gnsd has resumed business on
account, will aid liquidation
Of LEvERICH CO., dissolved by the
EDWARD j. WALSH n3O w. E. LEvERICH
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NEW ORLE A MS:
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ~. 1851 l..
For the Crescent.
The Recent Expedition to Liberia.
REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The Executive Committee of the Louisiana State Co,oni
zation Society report 10 the Board of Directors
That they have attended the duties assigned to them
relating the fitting of the expedition to Liberia of
which this Society informed by the American Colonial.
ton Society. in December and January last.
The Committee chartered the brig Aida, of Thomaston.
Maine, Captain William Foes. for the voyage OUT on &C.
of the American Colonization Society," for three thou.
sand two hundred dollars The vessel is about 234
burhen, and is well adapted to the purpose She left the
wharf the 18th instant, and according instructions from
the American Colonization Society, will sail directly to
Snou, and land of the emgrants and their supplies,
and then go to Moova and there land the remainder. and
he discharged.
The expedition consists Of one hundred and thirty nine
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$4,000.

THOMAS A. ADAMS, Prssdent
MosEs GRkEHwooD, Vio>Pnsidsat
CHARLES ]. MANs0M, Secretary.
~ Directors:
Sdnsuel Ball, j. r. c. Ta, c. A. RdyriN.
Glensy Burke, John NJ Bal, 0. [. DubAassr,
Moses Gss1sood, NJ o n Norton, F. Pug Rds,
j. l5arslh, 6. s. Haskins, .. Thslo
VIM r. Conssss, r. B. 5.nsns, r. Cams-i.
David Hna-sn, Fl NJ Wright, IN Carroll,
John . Baa, J. W ZGoAnris, y. Ri9ord
J. W. Sia,son, Corsslas Fsaoves, W, p. Hedeubar
Nathan Jarvis, C. r. Buddecls, John o. Woad5rE
George Jonas, WB McCuseason, A. j. Musmy
P Sinnas, Louis DsScnlzss, H Kamsty, jyas
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Education.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.

THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
Institution presents to the parents. guardians and the
phanthropc, liberal terms for finished education than
mas yet been offered by other Literary Institution the
country For the payment hundred dollars advance.
cr will be issued. which entities the holder have whole
family OF boys educated without any further charge for
In3h and Tor the yment of five hundred dollars script
W pc gsen entns the holder and bis legal
ne high literary character Of the Faculty. well the
OF the location, and the moral training Of the stu
aen makes one the desirable Institutions of the
Sonth for the education of our YOUTH
For particular information relative to the Institution appi
can pe made to her of the undersigned who the
authOrzed Agents for Louisiana:
NJ w. PICTON, 1853 Carondeet ST.,
, G. DUNLAP, 81 Camp st.,
leu 3m w. r. CAMPBELL, SO Gravier st.
TEXAS IA TONIC AGENCY-No, 81 Camp street
"a els Torpor Of the Liver indrestion Pani,aon q
the Termination Of Blood the Brain Neryons Head
aches, Chills and Fever, etc. ~
RECOMMENDED BY
q y. w Hill, ESQ., President II. b. Bascombs
nauhew Watson, ESQ. Ten. Sam Houston,
II " NJ Gwip Capt. w. s. Fuller
", w. ~ ksebe. and Othevs apaD ly3p
NAVAL STORES--Tnr, Pitch and Ro.in, for
Assslst BY uAsMAn y HOLDEN, ~ Mesesne 81.
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GRAND DRESS AND FANCY BALL

ANNIVERSARY OF WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY
.M57s Washington Fire Co. No. 30 saas
.K3 NY will the occasion of Ann verssry its
ME- S ,sa". s q a s ARM y9 +, s HALL
~ Grand Dress Fancy Ball. M
III The following gentlemen have been appointed
Managers:
Henry Bier, Edmund J. Hart Thomas Gilmore
Isaac N. Marks, ]. Z. Appleton, ]. Ha!sey Cross
Conit, T. Parmele, Benjamin Bloomfield
John Adams, Daniel Biscoe, Alfred koulton,
Henry ReIshaw, b. Wheelahan George W. Leovy,
John Sewell, Alfred Beianger, b. T. X. Bennett,
James Golding George Mayue, VIM r. Braselman,
q A. Fosdcs, l" billiard, Michael Fritz,
Daniel Shesan, J. c. McLellaud, Charles Forno
Thomas C. Poole, Henry j. Leovy, Patrick Wand.
J. o. Pierson, George Ii. Person. J. b Walsh,
John Wo a. Edward Fosdck, T. L. Berc er,
VIM. II. Garland, Mr. Brien r L. Bruce
Hugh Grant, l.. q. Huard VIM H. Slack,
Chss Losenskold, J F. Wild,
Ladies' Invitation Conmittee.
Joseph troclcher ST. James folding, Roh.rt Har,lton
A H. Roherton, JGhu Davenport W. Eurne,.,
Danifl D. Hogan, Samuel Hogan, Join J. pu.t
~ Invitation Tickets must he produced the door
II Tickets be had Of of the above Managers; at tn
Book Stores Of e. Morgan j. b. Steel and 4, lie door OF
the evening OF the Ball. hG 2tSl6Sdt22
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Arrived.

Arrived
Steamship Philadelphia, Brown, from Chagres 10th inst to
Armstrong. Lawrason &co-Lafayette
Ship Statesman. Anderson, IL days from Boston,
I'd my.
Ship Francis Ellis. IS days from Boston, to maser-2d N.Y.
Bark Oona, CObum IA days from Chagres in ballast to
Bark ABBOT IoIi Rpar, 50 days from Bordeaux. to
- Ashbridge Nc0-Pont.
Bark Attca Mcclellan. "A days from Boston. mastered
Brig w Brnckerhoff, Croker, a days from Rio de ia
metro. to Rice u Hathaway-2d my.
Brig Lucy, Brewer u days from San Juan de Nicaragua,
in ballast to VIM Dewey--2d my.
DB Mosby, Kerchivai. from Atakapas.
Duchess, Green, from Cincinnati.
Fashion, Martin. from Grand Prairie.
Geo Washington, Carroll. from Cincinnati
Georgetown. McPher on. from Louisville.
Globe, Br0ols, from Rome (Tenn) -,
Gen Taylor, Trinidad. from DonaldsOnville.
Gypsy, IRE, from Bayou Sara. 90
Haidee, Joirion, from Farmsnyile.
Heca, Kay from Natchitoches.
Isabel, Miller. from st Louis.
J l. Webb Kouns, from Saline River
John Hancock. CocRerel. from Cincinnati.
Magnolia, ThomassOn, from Vicksburg.
Montgomery, Estes, from Princeton.
Naniope, Castillo. from st Martinsville.
Ohio, Black, from Cincinnati.
Pride Of the West Rogers. from St LOUIS
Patrick Henry, Landry. from Baton Rouge
Sarah Wallace from Yazoo River.
Storm. Hopkins. from Camden.
Sarah Gordon. Bereer. from Opelousas
Western World. Norton, from Louisville.
and the 18th inst, ship Niobe-b,ought up barks
Lucy.
Towboat Porpoise, Brown. from the Paes-towed down
and to the llt inst, ships Mlades and Mecerte
brought up ships Statesman and Francis
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MILE JENNY LIMBS

S( MILE JENNY LIMBS -
FIFTH GRAND CONCERTO
~ In NEW ORLEANS,
~ At the st. CHARLES THEATRE,
On MONDAY EvEslNG February II.
PROCLAIMED. PART 4.
CAvATNA" Eco pesno tGsmms vsryy,. ..Donizst
signor Belletti.
REclTATIvE-" Crudele."
Aria" Non mi dr." tDon GiovannJ Mozart
Mile Jenny Lind.
DYLLE GALOP BRILLIANT-Psnoforte.. BENEDICT
MIR. Benedict.
Aria" Prend per me-, tL'Er d'AmoreJ .Donrseti
Mile Jenny Lind.
PART II.
oVsRTURE-Le Domino Nor ..Auber
DUETTO-" Quanto Amore," a. csr dAmore) Ooniretii
Mile Jenny Lind and sienor BeIleti.
CORONATION MARCH-tLe Prophets) .....-. Meyerbeer
nALLAD-"Take this Lutte benedict
Mile Jenny Lind.
fiFF. PAFF-t Les Huguenots).. hsyerbesr
Slgn0r Be1letti.
BALLAD" Home Sweet Home," Bishop
Mile Jenny Lind.
THE ECHO SONG.
Mile Jenny Lind.
CONDUCTOR Mr. JULES BENEDICT.
~ frs, class ORCHESTRA, led by NJ JOSEPH BURKE
n The Pianoiore imported from the
tory Erard Engande1prsssly for the JENNY LINZ
CONCERTS.
~ Dosrs open at halfpas sConcert O'Clock
u No checks will be issued.
~ containing the words Of the Songs Price rs
u The price of Tickets has been fixed fellows
First and Second Circle. Five Dollar
sea.s IN he Pr which are numbered " Three Doisr
Seats the Pit not numbered. Two Dollar
IN rd Tier Dollar
~ The choice of for WEDNESDAYS Concert will b
disposed of auction, Armory Hail. TUESDAY MORNING
18th inst, at II O'Clock, by SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
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BREMEN-Per ship Ernens: 1885 bales cotton 26 bales
peltIies, 70 hhds tobacco 1000 slaves.
GLASGOW-Per bark Ann Rankin 1l5O bales cotton
l55 bbls flour.
CHRlSTIANA, Norway-Bark Rosaie: Manifest not
to be SEEM.
CHARLESTON-Per brig Tartar: 279 hhds sugar, lO7
bbs Hour 30 do whisky 50 do lard 35 cks bacon, 4 boxes
candles 43 pkgs mdse.
SAVASNAH-Per brig Henry: IA hhds sugar. 100 bbls
flour, 100 do whisky, IS cks bacon, 100 bxs candles
big SienziJ l9l bales cotton, 1000 staves
100 hhds tobacco.
PENSAOCLA@Per schr Martha 5 hhds sugar. 20 bbls
casks bacon
PENSACO!.A-Per schr Diamond 100 bbls flour, 10 do
pork III do whisky, go SKIS cks bacon IL bxs tobacco
and sundries.
ARKANSAS and CORPUS CHRISTI-Per schr Pana.
40 90 feet lumber, ~, 900 shing les $3.50 bricks
GALVESTON-Per schr Uncas: as bbls flour, % bbls
whisky III SKIS corn 20 do salt hams 40 pkgs mdse.
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Second Msnicipality Lyceun.


NJ The Lecture the Lyceum Hail vil be delivered
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Distinguished DR. j. LAWRENCE SMITH ens,get
deiv twelve Lectures uponhe subject Of Chey. He xn
followed by learned Professor upon different departments
Science during the contemplated BY the ordnance
atins the Library and Lyeeum.
The Of admission the vhole Course Of
| as follows;
Season Ticket admitting gentleman ard ladies' s5 o.
Ticket to single Lecture. s.
no Tickets may obtained from the Librarian
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17
Extensive Catalogue Sale Of 1000 bbls. Refine,
Sugars, French Brandes, Wines, Sardnes in Oil,
Bra dy Fruits,

Extensive Catalogue Sale Of 1000 bbls. Refined
Sugars French Brandies, Wines, Sardines Oil,
Bra dy Fruits,
BY BERNARD TURPIN, Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY, the 18th 10 O'Clock, will
w Auction, the of Messrs Theo Bsy, anchard
Agents Of the Battle Ground Refinery
1000 bb refined Sugar double oaye. small Oav Jumps crushed
powdered, white clarified, &c as per catalogue
80 pigs French Brshdies, the Callon
Pellevosn &c, under Cusiomhnuse keys.
rs pipes Holland Cin-Nolets Imperial Eagle Cusonhouse
Stores
100 Brandy Chees-Lafaur Chatean, IT,,
50 Fruit in their Juice.
40 casks Clarst-Coe de Bourg.
IS bbls White Wine.
$50 Ciaret-St Julien
$50 Sardnes in oi-Chaan Base whole
onetrd, oue-ha, and onequae boxes, in Customhouse
100 baskets genuine (iuigpoles.
30 Absyrth-Dubrr Pre Fills in customhouss
1850 baskets Sweet OLA Glly & Mauner
And variety of other Articles whchwil be
catalogues Terms Liberal.
NJ Samples of Sugar will be ready for examination
chassrs the Office Of Messs T - anchaId Co.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17

PLANO FOhrES-T The subscriber respectfully an
' nOunces to the public that he has the -n6EnE-L.
entire agency Gin his city) for the sale Of the
S SGSSs tfaRR N %sng vss sad
CHlCkERlNG, Boston; and that he has at this time
very large stock comprising all the varieties Also tire
! Eli III HENRY PARSONS. u Camp s.,ss..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17

Catalogue 6aIe..... OF Dry Goods,
BY j. b. BLACHE T. CO.
"WEDNESDAY February 49, at 10 o'cock-wi sold
w auction Ioons No n Chartres
100 packages and lots o SaSonab DRY GOODS
iii Stripes and Log Cabin Cttonades white and Mus
Inns embroidered Baste dEcosse and Linen Cambria
chiefs black Merpos Cotton Velvet Russia Sheng
Musns Tape Cbcs Barges SIX and Sd'in raras Umbrellas
Linen Towels Silk Cravat and Handkerchief Madras Handker-
chiefs, Brown Drllings, Linen Meetings., etc. etc.
Terms liberal at
Catalogue will be ready and goods may be examined early
The day Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17

DAN RICE'S CIRCUS
ST. CHARLES STREET, OPPOSITE PERDIDO STREET.
LIVERY NIGHTS Grand Change OF Performance
u Of beautiful Equesr Scenes Arenc Slack
Tight Rope Performances Comic lnerudes Novel Dances
extraordinary Dancing and Trick Horses beautiful
Fairy productions, variety exquisite
including batch of the hms Exhuberationa
GREAT Clown, DAN RICE,
and Sable Meange Ethiopian Oddities unequalsd
JOHN SMITH and his TROUPE.
~ Mr.. S. P. sTlCKNEY. tbs great Six Rider,
shortly appear.
Doors qualtsrpsst 6; performance will
quarer-psst O'Clock.
Seats may the Box Office day,
hours of 10 and2
~ ADMINISTRATORS Circle so Pit IS cents Free Col