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CRESCENT OFFICK,
"Wednesday Morning, March IL, 1851.
Cleared Yesterdhy.
Wav '' Harris Il Morgan
Shin Hn,proutb rorrev Havre J r Whitney eco
Shin owe s,a, Rnn,eie lpna, Z Meeker 6Sco
Bark Robt Morris Homer, Ptad lphia NJ Harrison geo
Bark Hypeeon, Perkins Pniadelph'a, as19ndge geo
Sehr Nancy fiagon, ou1us. ) Pierre (Nlartniqie),
~ " Clarke
schr Anita Damon, IIosmer, Charleston,
' ~ COchelt a. ChapmH n
Scbr Tallahassee, West. st Marks. &c Rogers &co
Schr Ella Schernbeck, Pensacola, John Hurley
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New STEAMSHIP CITY OF GLAsGow-Ims
new ocean steamer, the pioneer OF a Philadelphia
and Liverpool line, left Liverpool on the 18th of
February, and assembled the Delaware on the I'd
instant, making the trip in eighteen days-fair
sailing for February weather. She has proved an
excellent sea. boat She brought across the ocean
about 100 passengers and 100 tons OF valuable
freight beating in this respect, the Cunard and
New York averages. This is great encouragement
to the Philadelphia line which is to consist of four
steamships, three of which are yet unfinished.
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Arrived
ship Columbo, Gerrsh 16 days from New York. to Chase
I'D my.
Ship Pumgustuk Webster. II days from Boston, to master
Ship Judah Touro Davis. l6 days Boston, Touro
Ship Drego, Jones' IS days from Portland, NJ. Geo Eos
ter-2 my. - ~,
Bark Benz Adams Cornish. 10 days from Wilmington G,
to master-2d my.
Ham bark Magdaena Westergad 50 days from Rio de ia
metro, to Elliott &co-lst my.
Schr Bradford, Befou days from Attakapas to mas
Schr A Mckay, Downer, days from Apaachlcoa, in
ballast to maser-lst my
Schr CaoIlne Hall, Rogers days from franklin La, in
ballast TO maser-2d my. -. e. -
Schr Brazos Lambert IL days from Chages via san juan
in ballast, to master-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,
Amazon Moore, from Tallahatchee River.
Alex Scott, Sturgeon, from lousvllle.
Brilliant Hart, from Bayou sara.
Cincln natus Bergher, from Cincinnati;
De Witt Clinton, Ievinney, from Plttsburg'
Gipsy, IRE. from Bayou sara.
Gen Taylor. Trinidad. from Do0aldsonville.
Haidee, Jolfrion, from Bayou de tilaize.
Monroe, Gwarney. from Grenada -,
Rockaway No 2, Davis, from Caroline Blufs
Sacramento. MEG uin, from Wabash River
st Paul, Jore, iIom ~ Louis.
st James. Power. from Thbodaux.
Towboa Ocean, Mcdaniel, from the Passes-brought NJ
ships Judah Touro and Dirego and schr BfazOs.
Tow boat Persian PIunegaT, from the Pases-iowed down
and the oh inst ship MIDI esex and bar. Fred
eTick-broupht up ship COumbo and bark Benz Adams.
Towboat Defiance Hamburg, from the Passes-towed down
the 9Th inst ships Mary Glover and sharon
1brqgght up ship Pumsusuk' bark Masdaeha and 'cht
Towboat Nj Streck Chambers, from the Passes-towed
Elizabeth and schr Or gon-brought up chrs A Me.
Kay and Caroline Hall.
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BREAKS IN MISSISSIPPI LEvEEs. - The fol-
lowing uniavorable news, from important points
on the Mississippi river, we find in the Lake Pro-
violence Republican of Saturday last "The river
is still high at this point, and is against the
levees generally, and two breaks reported on
the Mississippi side, at the Sellers plantation above
Dr. Duncans. The Point Lookout Levee, though
considered unsafe account of its being new,
still stands though understand that our citizens
with their usual promptness, are constantly watch
ing it with forty or fifty hands, and keep
streng thening the most weakly places
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TMULLER'S
CELEBRATED PAINTING of DANAE,
Now exhibiting adjoining the National Gallery of
Fine Arts, Ii St Charles st. up stairs.
ADMISSION so cents
Ho. NE RED HEADS AND GRAY.

VAST INDIA HAIR DYE coors The Hair and not the Sk
II person. by occasionally using tins Dye may eep ms a
WASHERS dark shade perfectly black TINS ye manu-
acured the ceehrite Chemist Dr. COMSToCk, author Of
Cum'tacks Chemistry Phhos phy etc. ana by nm ~arteu 10
Hair without juug the least, aud without staining
mill 6m J. WRIGHT u co. l5l Charities st.
nEPOT OF ESSENC ES.-A consla supply
~ of Essences Of Lemon, Bergamot etc, always on
hand and viii be received direct from the manuiacor Tor
sale by lmhlOl BARELII co. oil Common st.
~ALT-Just received fine cargo of Liverpool
- Salt, IN beached sacks. Lots snit purchasers either
Coarse or Fine, may be had on application to
milo JOHN TOOLE, % Bank Place.
T ONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER-Just
each tor sale By oHN TopE S Bank sf Place
SCOTCH AND BURTON LES-Prime
~ quality in pnts and quarts for sale by
milo JOHN TOOLE, 25 Bank Place
WHITE LEAD-20 tons Philadelphia White
w Lead Wetheri 81 Prohers, in different sized pckgs
| or sale by C. J. HART co 79Tchoup itou az ST.
NAVAL STORES-Tar, Pitch and Rosin,
| " landing and in store, for sale by
| mhs HAYMAS N HOLDEN. az Magazine ct.
| GOSHEN BUTTER-35 kegs choice Goshen
" Batter landing ex shin Manchester from New York fo
| sale by Iie38l SAMUEL WOLFF, IS Camp st.
| old JAMAICA RUM-Genuine as imported
mhio JOHN TooLE. % Bank Place
| CLARET-600 boxes assorted qualities, for salt
~ by L. w. ARTHUR Il co. u and y New Levee'
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V1cKsBuRG AND JACKSON RAILRoAD.-By a
notice in the Vlcksburg Wing we learn that the
car, now leave that city for Jackson at P. M,
instead of A. M. This arrangement obvates the
delay of passengers at Big Black and Edwards
Depot, and enables the to reach Jackson about
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offender under this act" This sentence contains
quite a humorous insinuation as to the propensity
of the Floridians TO unlawfully issue small me-
moranda of their Indebtedness Florida is rl'ing
State, but its people do not think themselves TOO
great for the use Of shinplasters, even If their Le-
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A CARD.

"a Dr. g. z. GIDEON would respectfully inform the P1be
opened Office No. Al ST. JOSEPH STREET
TchourouIaa he offers lis professional the
Of all dseaEespaculariy in reference the Eye He
also Cancers all scrouos Diseases without
the knife.
~ years the United States and gained
perec knowledge Of the diseases pertaining climate
highest variable mostly from
residents of New Orleans.
milo 81. Dr. 8 z GIDEON, from Hungary.
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I'm port S.

BOSToNPer ship Pumg ustuk 500 ice, 70 tons hay
TO order.
&co
PORTLASD-Per ship Dirego: Hay, etc, order.
NEW YORk-Per ship ColGmbO Assorted mdse,
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per bark Magdalena: 1924 bags
coffee A Eos er Elliott Sci,
WILMlNGTON-Per bark Berj Adams: Naval stores 10
X Ieatman &Co-Nye, Bro eGcO-ard order.
ATTAkAPAS-Per schr ] + Bradford: 69 hhds sugar,
80 bbls moIasses, 30 SKIS nuts TeIlOwes &eo
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A watch consists of 1872 pieces, and in making
it % trades and about 200 persons are employed
A remarkable instance of the effect Of labor, in
augmenting the value OF raw material, is afforded
by the balance spring of this instrument. One
farthing's worth Of iron will make 1850 balance
springs, the market value of which is about 1921,
nearly $4,000,
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UNION GALLERY,

EXHIBITION of Select Ancient and Modern Amt
II lNGS-Tbe Ne Plus Ultra of the Art OF Painting,
VIEW OF rESERIffE with gorgeous sunset, by the Gee
BEING CROWNED WIIHrHoRNss, by Ludoyico Ca1aeei
CATTLE PIECE, by Rosa de rivole.. GRACE BEFORE
MEAT, by sir David Wlke., A fine specimen of painting
from the Pencil of Bead, entitled THE SQuATTERs Por
trait by stuart Portrait by VanDyke With other choice
specimens Of Ancient and Modern Art forming the best
collection of Paintings ever exhibited in this country;
sg Single Tickets so cents; Family Season Ticket 80.
tW Each person visiting the Union Gallery will be emit
tied without CHARGE chance the Gratuitous Dis
buon of Fifteen Paintings be at Armstrong; En-:
CHANGE Royal street, which will take place the LIST day of
May. 1851
~" Open during the Day and Evening fel3 If
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FLOATING Dry Dock AT PENsAcoLA.-This
stupendous work is 10 be launched from its ways,
wind and tide permitting, at the Navy Yard, Pen
sacola, on Wednesday, 18th inst.
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LAWS OF TRAVELLING IN NEW YORK
A bill has been introduced into the Senate OF
New York, providing that when the baggage OF
persons travelling steamboats, has been checked,
and is not delivered on being called for by the
party holding the check, he may be competent
witness in any suit brought by him for the loss of
his baggage, to prove its contents and value.
Although this bill may not (while it ought toy
pass, the suggestion is good one for general con-
sidefaton. All steamboats, ought to be ready at all
times to accommodate and protect, and assume the
responsibility for all the baggage which their rules
allow passengers to carry.
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SCARLET FEVER IN ATTAKAPAs, LATHE
Planters Banner, published at franklin, St.
Marys Parish, La, has this paragraph:
The prevalence of this disease, within the last
few days has caused much uneasness amongst our
planters Mr. John Rice, of Bayou Sale, has re-
Gently lost three OF his slaves, and others were sui
fering from the disease at last accounts.
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List of Vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.
china.

table by "nl" commence nj the Railroad and run up.
above te 3tednbod Land
ing No being Fhboa Landing In the Third ms The mt
down, No being PerIy wharf
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PENNsYLvANGA,-A State (whig) Convention
will be held in the city OF Lancaster, Pa, on Tues
day, June oath, 1851, for the purpose OF selecting
candidates for the offices of Governor and Canal
Commissioner, and also for Judges of the Supreme
Can't
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YET ANOTHER ARREST IN THE "FUGITIvE"
CAsE.-Mr Robert Morris, the colored lawyer,
who has been unliring in his exertions on behalf
of those charged with aiding IN the escape OF
Shadrach was arrested and arraigned this morn
ing, on a charge Of having also participated in
that affair. He was bound over i'll the sum OF
$1,000 to appear for examination. Hon. Josiah
Quincy, jr, became his bail.
And stu Another.-J. P, Colburn, secondhand
clothes dealer, was also arrested this morning, on
the sarn. barge, and held for examination. Jas.
w. Clark and Coffin Pitts, colored, became his
sureties Boston Tfav.
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ROUssEL'S Premium PERFUMERY

THE Ohio Mechanics Institute, at its recent ex-
l. hibon in the city of Cincinnati awarded to X Bazin.
Tor Fancy soaps and p rtumeIy the highest premium.
The massachusetts, Charitable Mechanic Association,
its late exhibition in the city of Boston, awarded X Balm
Tor Soaps and Periumery, silver medal being the highest
premium.
The American institute, its last exhibition in tbs city of
New ork, awarded to x Bazn, for Toilet Soaps and Per-
umery, si Yer medal. being the highest premium.
The Franklin Institute. exhibition the city
of PHILADELPHIA awarded to x. Bazn; for Fancy Soaps
and Pertumery silver medal, being the highest premium.
All the above awards made in the month of October,
1885, and the four exhibitions above named the only
at which the productions of " Bazn have been presented
this year
The subscriber is determined maintain. and if pc sbe
enhance the reputation which his establishment has ac
ared during period of more than thirteen and espe
clally so lclls a continuance OF public patronage
X. BAZlN,
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.

l. TEAS ever offered fol-
sale IN this city. and at lower
prices. These TEAS are Of
the latest importation, and
ofthe most choice qualities
grown in G. h ina. having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put mp in
small quantities in well Sc
cured metallic packages, so
as 10 preserve their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
cwn City retail dealers.
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hoielssup-
piled with ever dnscriu.
ton of TEAS, inchests, half
chests, Il h and 8 ID box,
ages, It, desired.
la2T hm A.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE, I
Wednesday Morning. Marcel IL. 1851. 5
Cotton Il he demand yesterday itet and The sales
reached barely 1900 bales full prices We retain
aions observing that of the ions at
outside rates.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST, CHARLES THEATRE.
PLACIDE,s VARIETIES.

Musical Two Comic PecesBriant Dancing
THIS EVENING Wednesday, March IL 1851 will be presented
L rom a. The Barber nf Seville
THE FAMOUS LETTER DUET,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Leati.
SEPARATE MAINTENANCE.
1. Pennenathet -
Mrs fennena, MRS. no" aIu
DANCING, lies Hl,ariot and NalGe
ADVICE GRATIS.
Ollboly W. II. ChipIendae
THE INNINCIBLE.
Cen Verlun W. II. Chippendae
NIcturt, the Little corporal 6lfs " HOW tl
Prizes tier, PSrquets,
Ie third CoOTed only, so cents
Gallery, rs
Of Doors open quarter before perform
Il e o quarter T..
Office Will day. from 10 until O'clock
and tTnms W sup
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DAN RICE'S CIRCUS
ST. CHARLES STREET, OPPOSITE PERpID0 STREET
rINU EsDAY and WEDNESDAY March II and "a y 'ndid
OF aud PantUnmc Performances night
se- Thursday-Beneft OF S. 2. s1'lCKNEY.
Doors 6; performance will commence NJ
qua O'Clock
s secured the Box oe each dr7, between the
10 and 2.
I Aimission-Dre.s Circle, cents Pit cent?. Fee Col
cent?, mill
BARNUM's ORIGINAL
GENARAL TOM THUMB.
U,HlS WONDERFUL MAN miniature weighing only is
pounds and but % inches high who has been
received with the highest marks of royal yor by Queen Victoria
ali the crowned heads and nobility and has
before millions OF ierug the eight years.
viii hold his LEVEES
Armory Hall, Camp street,
Every Afternoon and Evening for One WEEK. only commencing on
MONDAY, nlch 10, 1851
Hours Of Exhibition AiruOons haipes O'Clock
Evening" ipRs V9. Doors open ha advance
The Genee9 will appear IN ali h Seauiu and amusing perform
Poeon edersS the Treat Grclan stetuery in eo1oe his 'fo,
elegant Court Dresses Highland HIS gnhten
Present and Jewels WI Ne e IiIptel the Hall.
HIS beautiful MINIATURE EQUIPAGE presented by Queen
Victoria, ot the Hall each DAY
A. mission, 25 cCnts--Np half Price.
to- The Piano Generals the
room @ II. Parsons CHmp mh6 Il
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NOTICES.

EH Notce.-The Committee appointed for obtaining
inscriptions Tor Rebuilding the ST CHARLES HOTEL, will
pes can at Aeasa Henderson Gaines No Is Canal street, and
get their Subscription Books.
u ne hen@rs OF the Committee will meet daily oAcs
Of H. T. LoNADALE, E7q No 81 GayIsr street. halpast
O'CLOCK Jf~iu Signed, II. c. CANNACK, Chairman.
------t>t-
~ Dr. b. W. Dalton. whose duty it Ia IN vaccinate
those Children Of the Public Schools Il the second Nnniinatv
Who require and dsse has for som. eek nr,vsn,,d
csnsaa ron d'nssn ne now however able prepared
discharge that duty and requests Principal. and sch ~
the several Schools IN send sneh children for that
~ Others desrng protection against SMALL pox ar.
respsc fully invited call at his Office, I7s Circus street ,x
E" Notice is hereby given that application has been
the ousianl STATE BANK the Issue Duplicate Cer6-
No 1893 dated January 81 1885 Of $40 shares dull paid In
the Louisiana Stale Bank in the Of JOSEPH oWIER
the original Of which has teen misaid W. BOGART,
ia. Sod Curator Of the Estate Of J. Fowler, IT.
r Notice.-The undersigned has resumed business Or
his account and will aid in the liquidation Of the
late house Of LEvEHfCH CO. dissolved by the dsceas.
EDWARD J. WALSH. n30 W. E. LEVERICH.
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HANDSOME REPLY.-John G.. SAKE, the poet,
being requested by young lady to send her his
autograph, sent as follows
Fair stranger, n ladys command,
My ready attention insures;
It's but an Indifferent - hand,
But It's, very respectfully, yours. j. Il, sANE.
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~ Dr. s.. " Ds,,on 'ut.,----
Succession Of John McDonogh.

~ persons indebted the Succession Of JOHN McDoN
requested immediate the estaneniar
otherwise legal must he tksn o
the recovery unliqud4;ed olIms and those having claim
agns; will present them the Office Of said Executors
corner Of Customhouss and Royal streets.
G.. ROsELIUs,
+. y. D'AQUiS. Tss,,nar,,rv
w. f. LRvERICH, Eyann,nr.
A ID. CRossMAE, ANeSu"''
iale Il ]. SPEAR SMITH. ]
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ARCADE HOTEL

ARCADE HOTEL. ls.a
THE public can be accommodated usual VIE
L this establishment. The fire the 3D. instant Run
mh6 If E. w. DIGGES & co
PLANTATION DRUG STORE-The sub.
scriber would respectfully call the attention of n
planters physicians and Others 10 his stock of DRuGs,
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, etc, all OF withholding WI
selected with great and recently recsivedwl, IN
he doubts he found, examination, satisfactory
gun quality; aud the prices shall be low those OF
similar estab shment in the city.
E+n PLY siGians Prescriptions carefully propounded.
THOS. RANKIN, Druggist and Apohecary,
te2s 1m corner Camp and Poydras sts
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Successor to and former Director of the Laboratory
of L. Roussel, ia Chesnut street, Philadelphia

fN G. N. MORRISON. Wholesale and Retail Druggist
No II Magazine street, being appointed gent for the sale
in the city nj Newt orleans. has constantly large stock
turers prices mh5 1889
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500 CRATES CROCKERY WARE,
TOGETHER with an immense stock of GLASS
l. AND CHINA WARE. Imported EXPIRE ~ iorc or
the trade of Louisiana, Texas. sssspp Aukansas Nh
Soand Tennessee already il and landing, and SlU
I'm Earge shipments constantly arriving from Liver a.
HS pool aud the manufactures which Off red country
~ chants at the lowest market pncas. by
> MUEl4 E. MOORE * co. No. 81 Camp street,
ev' Sign o. tne GREAT PIrCHER, between Grsyier and
iA3i is2tn
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Education.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.

THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
Institution presents to the parents, guardians and the
phanhrOpc liberal for finished education than
has been offered by other Literary Institution in the
country the payment OF one hundred dollars in advance
script will be issued which entities the holder have whole
family of boys educated without further charge for
tuition; and for the payment OF five hundred dollars script
will be given emitting the holder and his legal representatives
to have perpetua ly scholar in the Institution.
The high literary character Of the Faculty well the
heahness of the location and the moral training OF the
DENTS makes Of the most desirable Institutions of the
South for the education of our youth.
For particular information relative the Institution, PHI
be made her OF the Undersigned who the
authorized Agents for Louisiana:
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"WEDNESDAY. March H. a. halt past 10 oeocs-Wl be sold
w their auction ROOM 81 MaEazns stairt
Brogan, CAT AMI Seal sps, Ties Ga-
fers, and hi dren's
Also
. o'ses HAT. Fur, silk, Kofsufh aud Soft Wool
"a CAPS, Glazed -ud SIX
10 hilss CaDpeschy HATS. %
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NOTICE.

1. .. 0. F.
ERkA 49, n1- HOWARD LODGE No. Is every
~ THURSDAY Evening in the Grand Lodge Hall,
WA Of Tchouptouas ard Poydrss streets, at
O'Clock O1.csrs for the Present Term;
f. SAMPsOs.........N. G. lP. MCCARTHY Sec'y.
N. +. RICE..........V. G.lF.W. DELEsDERNIER.. PS.
]. Davis, Treasurer. jai3
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Trade sae..................D Druggists Glassware.
BY SYKES, HYDE & CO.

vi 50 Mag zine
$50 rackuqes DBUGGIsTs' GLASSWARE. being full aod
complete from The Boston aud Sand ich Glass Manu-
faeur ng Company,
sOO, cash. slOo $780, Ninety days; $780,
six months, tor apprr we'd paper.
Cat agaes and SAM will be eads for examination
Saturday. 18th iust mhl2
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COAL,

MufOrd Minee. X entucky,}
FEBRUARY 10, 1851.
IRON and after this date, Steamboats, be
J. supplied with superior quality OF COAL. ~ -
from the above extensive Mines at Napoleon L4estl
Arkansas, where the proprietors have estnb sszs.4E
lshed permanent Depot. E, A. MILFORD,
fel8 I'm Manager.
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felS I'm Manager.
COAL-COAL-COAL ReduceGt
English Camel Coal,
145 TONS, very superior article. dlseharging from
ship Sardinia, and for sale in ots OF or - barrels
at 81 per barrel in lots of o. 5dOrl 100
barrels at 30 per barrel.
and delivered free
of ca'tage.
Piftsburs Coal.
10000 BARRELS choice picked Lump Coal expressly
for family for sale in lots of 5. 10, so. or 1000
barrels. Delivered free OF charge, at
% per barrel. Also
$50 HOGSHEADS choice Pttshurg Coal put in large
casks expressly for plantation use. for sale in lots
to suit purchasers at - 30 per cask,
Anthracite Coal.
100 CASKS Peach Orchard. Rel Ash, and Lsekawans,
broken and screened, put up in large casks and
for sale in lots 10 suit buyers, at from
81 to 81 per cask.
eR For ell the above apply at the City t-oAL ARDS
old and) 332 Tchoupiroulas street above
St Mar IS Market a'o 39 Rnya street, between Bar
raess and Hospital streets. near Esplanade.
eY All orders through the office strictly attended to.
Address MCLEAN. WILLARD l. co.
sV Yearly contracts entered into for supplying
| tons. famihes etc. at The lowest prices fel2 3pH
| THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
street, corner f Julia street.-The subscriber having
purchased this old Established yard and laid supply
Of Coal is deliver lots his friends
BURG, AsrHRAcIrE, ENGLISH AND AMsRIc4s GANsEL
Coat. JOHN c. HROWER. a
es Orders be left at the store of B Brewer Co.
No II Camp street. jall 6n3p
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AUCTION SALES.
BY SYKES, HYDE d. CO.
Boots, Shoes, BrOgsns..............Hat Hats and Cap
ny SYKES. HYDE a. CO.

THIs DAY, March II, 10 DoekW be sold 90 the Leves
boxes ORANGES ghly damaged, landed from ship
larrv l. uhI2