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eaHy. Lisgett SEQ Do eggs q KEGS butter Dsts55
Dc g s2d I'll x a. # ssHs de-
goo b.s candles So bbls red oil T. do meats foot oil KID
~ ss whisky MsFssoT GsoI 6s soar tsgs
Bes5e S ii fS Us 6ee 10 es ba% Gsd
&co is .f hams i5tS
ss.ts j Hs Nh DRT ssshs
corn LOO IS oats HaIey30O SKIS " Gye"s-5s do
ST. LOUIS Per T Steamer u CenmIus casks brsss, 10
pkSS + Buddeeke Nco-5OQ bbs flour Kennedy Foster
Hs sS sss dr.
butter Price, Fros &coSlS bbs flour Conpoy &cO-S Ks
e9s llogI Shaw Sec-a55 A. oss PasI CO.
Whmos hs SS % % vi wsy $50 ssss iI
DE- Woodruff Sso-lo bbls alcohol Beatty. lggett &ee
sSsy @ &. sass" Ess
COLDS dozen brooms, Si5 sacks Kenneth Dix &cs
TESNEssEE RIvERzpe, steamer Michigan: hid
VIZ Pses sSSs Bsaf WS HIND
salas Fs s TeS Mssso
ASsays xsa,mSP TsG Dc Myo
,M,o9o4s sns.rtsss Picket , Fslins &eo-5s bale
0Balo1 ssIs G Sss' bss cotton
Byrae &ee-5 do Dunbar Y Buchspap1l0 do Male, Cox
iande-i4 do Menard Il Vgnaud-4 bales WOOL, do moss
Plauche &col2 hhds sugar Bruger-46 hhs As bbs d
Menard Il vign9ud-lo bids 6hls do pruhet s9p15
| IS do A C Marineaux-l5 do Roman kernion-50 ha
bbls moasses Elder &co-4l sacks rice IL Thompson
| sundrie. to ORDER -
GRENADA-Per steamer CleoDa: 4S2 bales cotton NJ,
Rae " Ceffman-sS7 do Buchannon, Carroll &eo-l7l S
| Ne sou &eo-I45 McI.emote, Curnn &co-l2S Williams
65 Fellowes &co-57 Bell y Conway-64F Walker &co-:
Cleveland, Bros &cos4 Robson Allen--l6 Cherry, He
| cerson &c 10 Payne Il Hauison-6 Nj ID Cooper &co-l
\ Owen &co--5 Lusk &so-s Picket, Perkins &co-4 J
T Cromwell-4 Lowe 4 Paiison--2 Nugent &co-i4 l.
| Total 1891 bales cotton.
| YAZOO RIVER-Per steamer Tuscumba 742 bal
| cotton McRae y Cotfman-I67 Payne u Hanison-l00
| Nelson &co-l34 Gray Campbell-l05 Ward Jonas-l
Wright, Williams Nco-8l McI.emore, Cunin &co-SO Hi
Mclean &co-e9 Robson ALen-66 Lallande-60 do
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Ssi,i.onSa P?r:. WSSa SssS fso.s., seSJ as,s
rsssand BE- SoSio Zoo to sss1Gs'
a'i' f.. FIR E s.
NsI;sp %s$ Rawias s EceTis saitss foil
a Cock. Brsdsg.
Gc-6 Wright WILLIAMS Sco-9 meMahon resssI e
S ssu siss ssei T,1s a-ls $a
bales Pe,ss Buchannon, carroll xco-i6 do l6 hides Dbl
WAY ' Dass sase hid.
20 DO af a %s.:
rhhasN1 d. hid sugar Ms,sn H b esss %S.i
XII moa,s sf sS f. d Snai Sad. sugar Tss
aS BoS S b Ss Do
sugar Camnsck Il squires-sundr'ea to order.
FLATBoATs.
at Jeffers0n city
INDiANA-Per Crutchs boat llOO sacks corn, $50 bbs
potatoes owner on board
-Seeond MunieipaLitv-
OHIO-Per Bayless boat 7o bbis Hour 0o BACKS oats
iNDfxNA@Per suthe,and's boat 1900 .ts corn, IS ooO
~ pork 100 bbs pork and bee'' LOU SACKS wheat newt"
md ASA-Per MeKewens three boats: 1000 bbls pork.
600 1910 kegs lard 50 cks Bacon master, owner on board
COnsf snees.
a BIZ Hss f9T
Landry-Fearn, Donegan &co.Buchannon: Carroll Sco-
Ss ss-s Whs%s@
Rowand-Sickles &eoCOakey Hswa i,JJ
MaiIlot-Norment. Cooper aco- shegonoCT Buddecks
Pickett, Perkins &co.J Morrison North Bros..vinal
&cO-Manh l. Ranlet-S Mooie &co-D Casson.
Domestic Ports.
lBy Telegraphic Dispatch.1
NEW YORK, March 23-Amived ship Qusbec, Duhy
| from New Orleans
| Memoranda,
The schr Major Barbour, Amet, 51a days from Yer
Cruz, rcporsIn port at Vera Cruz, $ s0Op-ofwM Al
bany, all welBg Union, for this port, the 10th inst
Sce Bonita for this soonBrg Matamora for Mobile
soon-Bark Brazalero. Capt Marsh, for NewYork th
I'D The Major Barbour made the voyage from New
Orleans Brazo St Jago. thence to Vera Cruz and bac
NewOreans. in seventeen days. out of which she
detained the Brazos three days. and Vera Cux twenty
hours she took from Bazos ST Jago to Vera Cruz CAP
s Jarvis. his way he City Of Mexico, Specs
| Messenger for the U Government.
The steamer Columbus left St Louis the 10Th inst-I
port for New Orleans steamers Grand Turk, Ne Plus Ultra
Bunker Hill No 3, BuenaVista. NewOreans G w Kendall
| Passengers.
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CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL.

THE medicine The ord tor the
Dyspepsia the heni1chs, he tthhrn
p ncpieut consumption debility arising ptoUacted levers
ard aguc posture heat rud, o ageand diseases
imperfect Digestion dsgd coulun OF The stomach
excel and surpassed by medicine
females suffering from uteriI defang nent
Among the aud highly respectable certificates. refer
to the following;
Professor A. A. HAYES. NJ. D. State Assayer;
FIrZHENRy HOMER Esq. Boston;
JAS. Z. DUNN. ESD, City Treasurer, Boston:
Hon. MYRON LAWRENCE, TX Pres. Mass. Ssna'e;
Hon. L., IL. ARNOLD toTnery Governor OF Rhode Island
now member Of Congress
Hon. WIN. WoopBRIpeE, formerly Governor OF hchi.
gan, now U. = Senator;
Hon; T. MoRsHEAD, formerly Governor o Kentucky,
now u. 3. Senator;
Hon f. SIMMONS, u. s. Senator from Rhode Island !;
Hon SAMt =: PHELPS, U. > ee.atol from Vermont;
Hon. SOLOMON FoorE member Of Co'g ress from W. /;
Hon. H. ID. FOSTER, me mber of Congress tnm Pein'a
hon ~ H. MARTIN Delegate in Congress tom Wiseon-
Gen. "A. q. nonas, memherin Con gress from Iowa;
R. p. STOWE, Clerk in the Uoase of Represent VS.
G. q. TRowBRiDeE, ESQ, Detroit, Mlch
| JosEpu BoyIE, Esq, Is Wall street, NswYork.
to- who will coun m thu, Ia, been sal favor Of
| meiicise. pR. GEO II. GREEN PROPRIETOR wmsdor VI.
| REED, BATES Il AUSTIN .Whoesae nraggists No
| % Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
| For sale by J, WRIGHT & 30, ISL Charities st.
| E1 Price 81 per hottie SIX bottles for IS.
~ CAUTION Each Of The Genuine oxygsnaed Bitter
viii have the outside panied Ensh French Spas
M with the Signature OF Geo. h. Green, propor ThIs
Sides i IN addition finely label upon top
bottle with the Of Reed are The 50
General Afsn ara TO whom all sr,sI, bs addressed.
:, uis tsW
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SHERMAN'S
NEW PATENT
T r Y S s
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
@ " II r..

t. This Truss entirely different from all oless form
md principle OF action, consequently effect posing al the
advantages, while it FREE from the afnbated
the kinds heretofore in The is
natural being comparatively light in bad Ruptnfes be
ings thereby afo'dng ecnrity ali under the
violent exercise by its when hed by the propre
skful Surgeon, the placed beyond the
OF Srans uaon other painful o, dsaseToas
symptoms which Unrequent in the OF other
1t is a very common practice persons afflicted with Hernia,
select Truss and apply themelv 1t is bad and
practce which be only by those who
understand Anatomy, and familiar with The OF
Rnptures Let be remembered that The hest Truss may be
INJURIOUS if does the form OF Rupture applied
proper Tilted Therefore, have concluded 10
tom No AGENCIES. but sell and apply the Truss only
office, 7ss ST. CHARLES STREET. aewOrieans.
(lt,.trye The Lha the dpnr mh4 Nd& w
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STINSON d CO.'S
1 -z=Ssssags:za sss
New York, New Orleans and Mobile
EXPRESS.
STIIhSON & co.'s

CONNECTING with the swiftest and most
~ responsible Expresses between he principal towns IN
Maine New Hamshpe Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode
island Connecticut. over Csnsds New state Della
ma Ohio Ilnois the Western States generally, the Mis-
,sspp and Aabama Rsertowns and The prominent places
IN Georgia and the Carulnas.
IL Dur facilities extensive snd perfect. that we
The safe amt speedy o. ERElGHT
IRON end Of the the other and between The
remote points.
From many years experience in the Express business
while connected with Me ADAMS 30, and our M
Other respects tnot the least OF which
the confidence and patronage of the New York commu
nifty feel assured that shall 10 give the
satisfaction friends The jewellers, bankers
and Merchants generally
We beg leave call attention to CALIFORNIA Express from
New Orleans, and our Exprss between New Orleans and
Mobile. - =,
,tr,s, New nr,r fei5 3mis
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l. TEAS everottared for
sale IN this city. and at lower
prices. These TEAS areui
the latest importation, and
ofthe most chnlce qualities
grown in & h ms, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put Mp in
small quantities in sell Sc.
cured met;illicpackas 81
as 10 prese, We their ira.
GRANGE rs long IL, III thu
chests.
eR~ CITY retail dea lers
country merchants. steam
boats, ships and hoIelssup
piled with every dnscTir
ton ofTRAs inciies,s, hal
chests, u n ami d ID DO
age. It desired.
ia27 Sm A
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MARSEILLES-Per ship Tennessee: 80 ar cks wine. lO4
bxs flower water Mayse ClausenL2 bxs trees Roas;
pkge port wine. II boxes hardware P A. Lanause &co-0
hampers bottles Vaeton-5OO bxs oil Laniear &co-
pkgs mdse X Cahuzac-600 or cks wine Durand &co7a
cks loO do Us bxs wine. so bxs mdse Inge fills &co4
earthenware Aicard-20 bxs wne SO bxs mdee loO
baskets OIL As hampers bottles, 1870 bxs pickles ~ bxs
water Lacosle-7 bxs ndse II de Goer RitaId-OO bxs
$50 bxs wne 81 bxs mdse Gerard-50 cks wine l0O bxs
oil. % bxs soap, order
PlilLADELPHlA-Per ship Westmoreland: Assorted
mdse
lIlVERPOOL-Per ship K Shepard: Assd mdse
BOSTON-Per ship Sheffield: Assorted mdse.
NEW YORk-Per bark Mtiades: Assorted mdse
PENSACOLA-Per schr Geneva: 10000 feet lumbe t.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
More of the Arctfc's News.

WASHINGTON, March 81 1851.
HUNGARIAN REFUGEEs.-lhe Emperor of AUS
iria has granted amnesty 10 all the Hungarian
refugees except Kossuth and Bathayney. None of
them, however, will be permitted to revisit Hun
gary.
FOREIGN MARKETs.-The sales of cotton for
the year amount to 257 600 bales. Western flour,
BIS. 3D.; Baltimore, 22s. and 23s.
GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.-Joseph johnson, an
ex.member of Congress, has been elected Governor
Of Virginia.
Ex-GovERNoR OF New Gov.
ernor Hill, of New Hampshire, died in Washing
ton yesterday.
New YORK, March "a
New YORK MARKETs.-Flour quiet at 81 81 to
S4 IS. Ohio wheat l04 Southern yellow corn
Csc. Old mess pork $l2. Hams &c. Shoulders
&c. Lard SAc.
P1TTsBURG, March 2i
RIVER NEws-The weather is pleasant, with
six feet nine inches water in the channel, and tn.
| river falling. Eve. Pic.
| From PORTO RICo.-The schooner Emily, Hill
| lard, at New York, from St. Johns, p. r., with
dates to the ID instant states that during the week
ending on the 22d ut., there were three different
shocks Of an earthquake. On the Goth, at half
past three O'Clock i'll the morning, severe shock
was felt, s,hich lasted for a minute and half, and
which cracked the walls of the City Hall.
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LIGHr 6HT The attention Of the authorities of the
First Municipa called the bad of the oil lamps
the neghborhood OF St. Ann, st. Philip and Bayou
Much public felt in that OF the
city by the OF sufficient light, during dark nights, and
hoped that will be made whereby the
accommodation of the public will be provided for.
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Trucking A CALIroRNIAN-A Freak oiM the Gold
DustA few days ago. Hooking and toll WON miner
from California arrived in this city with load of gold dust
which he wished to dispose of 10 the best advantage for
ready cash. He accordingly repaired Exchange office
the Ievee and made with the dealer in
gold TO his California dust American dollars. lie
commenced himself of his burthen, and fill the
scale OF the of bullion, but at this moment sharp
stepped up and wished to look the quality of the
precious dust. He handled it in mastery stye and
trved convey small quantity into his panalo0n pockets
The Californian looked black thunder at the sharper and
his spirit high that he about to administer one OF
those telling physical arguments which makes mans head
turn round upon his shoulders, when the man OF Change
round coared the sharper and was about to
expe him from bis office with the lower part Of his leg
sop!" cried The Californian. she has got my dust -
but the Exchange did hear the request and the
sharper gained the This too much for the hardy
the mines. He seized the scales which had his dust in
itolowed the shnrpercaught him with grasp perfectly
Herculean-bought him back to the office. and made hin,
grain Of The dust that ornamened the pocket
of his pantaoons and then with kick which made him
from the office the of hundred miles per hour
him salute the black dust in the The sharper
and, after venting his in long, broad and deep
oath, walked sheepishly from the spot.
UIsGRACEFUL PRocKEDIsGs.-On Tue'day evening 0
number OF assembled in Dryades street, and per
formed splendid orchestral movement, upon what is tech
nicay termed Sheet Iron Band' in celebration of the
nupals OF young who tied with knot ndsolu
BILE. TO blooming widow Of fifty. The noise and excite
of this disgracetu exhibition kept for four hours
hut informed by witness, that their labor
and much to the chagn Of the headed band had
retire without receiving the customary tribute Such dis
graceful disrepuabe in the midst Of cvizet
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MADAME DWELL

ID DELIGHTFULLY."- informs The Ladies' and f-,reutsn Of Ne
Ii Orleans that she has arrived from Europe aud he
sue AZ her silence, no a. ct od and fplnad
u1puIe the Mnt, the Present. Past d fauTr
rs Cbrsitatiprlicn 81 l.sdes 5Jc uh5 tvs
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UNION GALLERY.

UNION GALLERY,
NO. Is 81 Charles street, mp stars.
ENHlBfTi3N Of Select Ancient and Modern PAINT
" lNGS-fhe Ne Plus Ultra of the An OF Painting
VIEW pE IEsERFFS. with gorgeous sunset, by ihe see
prated hilde6and anier to the King Of Prussia CHRIST
MITE P II, BY Ross dc yos .Gssos BsroRs
from the Pencil OF Beard entitled The SQuArTERs. ;Por
trait by Stua "a Portrait by yanDyke With other sh4,s'
collection OF Paintings ever exhibited this country A
~ single Tickets % cent. Family season Ticket W.
~ Each person visiting the Union Gallery Will be emu
ted without EXTRA charge, to chance in the Grauitoqs Us
unuioh o. fl'ten PalntHgs, he at Armstrong rS
| MAJ. 1851.
tF" ODen during the Day and Evening. fel3 If
| EXCHANGE on NEW YORK and BOSTON
IL at 60 days eight, for sale by
mh3 81 A. F. COCHRAN, n Tehoapitoulas st.
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On Sunday the Cars leave every hour from O'cock
ET An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street every
quarter of an hour for the Depot
mhl7 II 3tsp J. W. SMITH. Superintendent.
DERRYAN SHOWER BATHS-I have on
l. hand extensive assortment of SHOWER BATHS,
which, for ELEGANCE and uneqpaled by
other bath made. E.WOOD PERRY, 81 Magazine St
~" Shower Baths repaired. mhla
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DR.. BANNING'S
CELEBRATED
BODY ! BRACE
PAT ENT LACE,


OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ:
Weakness Of the Breast Bronchs shortness Of Breath.
Pain the Chest Weakness and Beedng the Lungs,
Palpaton of the Heart Dspepsia, osiveness and Plies.
Pains in the Back Spinal ie tons Falling Of the Bowels
fuse Menraion; tendency Abortion and Painful preg
and the bad shape incident Child bearing and dispo
sitou Droopit z, Lounging ard Wearness Habua Bill
ious Coic Sea Sickness and bonc Darhea, and all Wea
illnesses peculiar to Macs or Femses.
W Sold only by DIR. HERMAN, Agent for the
South, his office, 10 ST. CHARLES STRICT, New Or
leans LADIES fitted with the Brace at MRS. SHER
MANS % Nayaies mhl4 iyd&W
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ExDOrls,

BGSTCN-Per ship judah Touro l03 bales cotton, 1898
ties $40 nbs lad ia5 bxs Candles 40 rolls leather 1883 hde.
LEGHORN-Per ship Trenton: 6lS hhds tobacco, bxs
samples tobacco
HAVRE-Per ship Adams 22s bales cotton $500 slaves
RALTIMORE-Pe bark L h Chapin: a67 bales cotton,
hhds tobacco, IS cks bb sugar, 734 bb beet and pork
~ ties 100 h bbs beef S3 bbs e. eks 1884 pork 70 hds
hams 81 bbs lard 70 do OIL 26O bSs candles. $40 hides TOO
bdls hides. 30 pkgs.
Belize lhonduras)-Per schr Smart: so bbls flour.
do hams 6l bales mdse and sundries
BRAZQs ST JAGO-Psr schr 4 L Scranton: 6a5 bbls
-four SKIS corn, 80 SKIS coffee, 10 bbs Is hhds sugar,
rice. $50 bxs seap, 100 kegs lard, 200 pkgs mdse.
ALEXANDRIA-Per schr Diadem: lis tons bulk pork,
les 8 bbls molasses.
CORPUS CHRiSTl-Per schr Sarah: s2l sks corn, ll6
bbls bread "a do bacon do flour 20 do pork, 10 do sugar
and sundries.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Powhattan: go bbls flour, lC
hb moases 10 do pork, 10 do whisky, 20 do meal $50 sk
hd sugar. 81 SKIS OATS 10 casks bacon ~ keg lard
and sundries.
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Passenger.
Per ship Shepard. from Lverpoo-l7s in Storage.


the Fnt municipality designated in the following
table BY mi the Nos commence at the Railroad and
La Second % the Nos above the Steamboat Land
Ing being Faboai Landing In the Third (m3), the
Railroad down. No. being Perry
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FIRST DISTRICT Court. - Yesterday. John Feuie was
anagned in the above charge of committing
an indecent assault upon Ellen kavsnaugh There were
three in the Indictment, and the Jury found him
guilty upon each count.
Conpiction for an .4ssdAt.Tbree meu, named Henry
and Thomas Seah and Thomas Larkns found guilty
OF an assault upon Charles Gibson the 18th day of Sep
TENDER last and will be brought for Saturday
next.
ply discharged from custody, he having been CHARGE
with the murder of named Thomas Connell. on th,
2th OF November last lie aragned for trial on Tues
day morning. and proved that he beat the deceased
drinking house row. but the medical gentleman who at
tended him. could not tell whether the died from thu
effects of the injuries he had received. from ntoxicaton
The State threw up the prosecution
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j. e. D T 81 ca Gsm Gst si.. ST.
w. 2. CAMPBELL, SO Eravier ST.

DR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary SurgeoA, would
- the citizens OF this city and its rs
vicinity that he prepared attend TO all
IN his line entrusted TO his Dr. Elliott bOpes II HA
his long experience Veterinary Surgeon will in&
sure him large business ms he the Vee
rnary toese Of France five years Prussia and the last
five wears in this city with great The Doctors
charges are from 81 10 80 upon any durable disease
Advice gratis.
The Doeto, is to be found at all hours of the day and
~ FAMILY HORSES well broke always on hand
and for ale ieI4 IN,
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Education.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.

THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
Institution presents the parents guardians and the
phlanthrOpic, liberal for finished education than
has yet been offered by other Literary Institution the
For the payment of hundred dollars
script will which entities the holder have whole
family OF boys educated without further charge for
vii be given emitting the holder and his legal representatives
The high literary character Of the Faculty well the
heaness of the location, and the moral training Of the
dents, makes OF the desirable Institutions of the
South for the education of our youth.
For particular information relative the Institution app.
authorized Agents for Louisiana:
j. INV. PICTON 1853 Carondelet ST.
felO 3m w p CAMPRfi.J ~ f;rav;er St
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Chief Act'g Quartermaster's Dept

ITO Col. +. +. Hunt, Qr"
This draft regularly printed aud signed in proper
manner and check, resembling that used papers of that
character for army purposes also printed upon Col
he became possessed OF it. He said that he had obtained
from board of boat coming from Shreveport to
New Orleans and had pad 500 for of it,
providing should be paid. He did know the OF
the from whom he received the and when asked
about the endorsement of it, did not appear understand
anything about the practice of endorsing drafts and did
necessary. Col Hunt detained the forged draft,
and Jones went search of the from whom he obtained
the note. On his the Qua,termaser's Office
Tuesday morning, he had found the man, and he
given into the custody of Captain FonO The draft
signed by the gentleman whose appeared it, and
Col Hunt knew that the writing that of Major E.
B. Rabbit The distinctly stated to Col Hunt that he
gh the draft board of the steamboat and that he
from Rusk, Cherokee county, Texas.
Texan farmer named Mr.. Parsons, said he had resided
os years ia Texas and had known Jones three who
neghborng farmer. living close to him. They came
together New Orleans to buy groceries, and other articles
Tor their amiins and boat between this city and Shreve
port, Jones gave $500 10 who called himself Mr. Clap
for the draft who promised to meet him in New Orleans
20 with him cash the draft He r Pasons) thought the
draft soaked Tor $2O, and would be redeemed on iel
arrival in New Orleans.
number of gentleman proved that the accused was res
psctabe man. and that during the last three he hat
carried business, and been dealer in stock, etc. He
also proved have been respectable in Mexico and
other places.
discharge Of the accused alleging that he had intention
efaud the office of the Quartermnser and that he had beef
the unfortunate dupe Of the designs OF a sharper.
The Recorder of opinion that the had no crmina
intention offering the draft to Colonel Hunt, or he wou
have returned the following morning to the Office Look
ing the altogether he thought there intention
deraud the ouaremaser by the accused and he shou
discharge him.
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The Public are hereby informed that
III A X N ID 4, MS ENPR y $,

III n IN N u Il y > z n II Il II > >
,AF@aSa =s.sIiSEN ssas7ar rsl7-5 :
FOR Packages. P.4RCELS, SPECIE, &C., iedces
No. 81 Camp street,
For NEW YORK. BOSTON and all other
NORTHERN and EASTEN CITIES,
Regularly every Week..
to" An Express to MOBILE every alternate day.
felS NIT
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ALARM Of F,pE-Tbe fire bell of the Third Municipality
gave an alarm last night half pass o'clock IN conse-
which the fire engines of the several city compa
got ont number of people hasened to render
assistance but arriving in the Third the alarm was dIs
covered TO he unounded and engines returned their
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DIANO F0HTEs The subscriber respectfully an.
| nounces to the public that he has the~Hl1zgs3E
entire agency Tin this city) for the sale of thek
| celebrated r AMOS manufactured byE n
| NUNNS y CLARK, New York. and J.u x "
large Stock comprising all the varieties Also three
| good second hand Pianos.
| ola istf HENRY PARSONS. IL Camp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-27
COAL.

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-27

SYSTEMATIC FoRsERY-importdm Casey esterday.
the of the Recorder Of the Second Municipality
occupied for a considerable time in the investigation Of n
charge of forgery attempted be pracced upon the office
of the Chief Quaemaster New Orleans, and which has
evidently led unsuspecng Texan farmer into difficulty.
The charge OF forgery preferred against
named Willard Jones, by Col T. F. Hunt Quartermaste
at New Orleans. who stated that Monday draft for
80 presented to him by the prisoner, Jones, who
asked if good The draft made payable
named Clap, and drawn witness, and it was
purporte be signed by L. B. BabbIt Chief Acting Quar-
termaster. and follows
''al000 30. =" SAN ANTONIO, Feb. s, ISL
Sr-Yon will please 10 John Clap, order, one
thousand dollars and fifty cents charge the the
account of Your obedent servant,