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Jury &co24 do Fisk sreever-sO do Gerard Fer;er-
y do Shf-i3do % bbls do. IS bib moasses Kelly h
sundes to orde-Tota bales cotton, BIB Ids
~ BAYOU sARA-Per steame. Brilliant 5 bales cotton
\ Piaucl,e &co.4 Belocx-7 Gersrd & Fer er-N do Z
y" I6ereanClg Wat y DeSaules.10 Pavne Hsri.on-3
Mckae Coftman-6 Bulky & Holt-3 Feowes &co.-32
10 80 u hid. sugar Gerard Fenier6 do. moa.ssJ
Bel ocq-30 bbds Miltenberga SEQ 80 do Kelly
Conyngbnm-A do G Burke &co-1il do. 81 bbs do Eel
GIVES 0eoE5 do bids do Bonner smith.30do Menad
q do p .bl. meassss N Godon J45 DO lynne eco
20 do White &co-23 do, 81 do sugar Relf-4 do
hb's moase,. l6 hhds an2 do ibis molasses
u ffellsen &co-43 ps bageing 81 els Feowes Eco
sdnas 70 order-To,a O7 bales cotton2 hhds sugar3l
MONTGOMERY-Per steamer Morrsett- s29 b les cot.
,on Hill Mce &oo.55 Jurey &co45 Cleaveland Bros
800 w Farley-s Brander. Williams &co,5 do X
r. ummngs. Stewart &co-1 Dbl Williams. Phillips Eco
| Total 81 bales cotton.
,CAMDEN.-Per steamer DR. Ba,ey s. bales cotton n
Fie..en &co-7s Plauchs Eee-ss y Bryce &sc-ss
Phillips &co-4n do Wright Williams &co III + Donald
meo-6 Watt Ie.aui e-2 Ilarod Mooly-l7 Bra lder,
| Williams &co-23 FIRE. s. Fowler-5 Cumming. Stew.
| Il Jonas 81 Gorssen Bos-so Thornhi Il MeIhenny-l6
Stevenson, Demetitt co.. MOore-4 Hall Il Reese
| q Payne Il Hanison-I3 g Rcks &co-I4 Bonner &
| Smith, Buchanan. Carroll &cc-S w Jackson &co-l5
Male. Cox 3co--3 Buckner Stanion-30 Mi.:berges
Sco-l do Puris, Wood Keel otai 742 bales cotton.
Memoranda,
The steamer Chancellor left Louisville the Both ut-Re
ports six and half feet all the principal bars.
| -
Passengers.
Per ship Maid Of Orleans, from York-Judge Saml
Johnson, Martin Hyerson. Ii Kng-2j in Storage.
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BURNT ALMoNDs.-An inquiry into the cause
of the recent death Of young lady in England,
established that she had been destroyed by the por-
tons of the lead contained in the coloring matter
of burnt almonds. Medical authority was also ad-
duced TO show that within the last three years, up
England, to the of poisonous pigments used in
fancy sweetmeats We have reason to believe
that this manner of murder is not uncommon in
New York.
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THE STEAMER ALHAMBRA.-We learn from
the St. Louis Republica n, that the machinery and
furniture of the Alhambra will be saved, and
speedily removal from the boat. A portion of her
cargo consisting of about 1000 sacks of grain an
300 barrels -four, was taken by the Whirlwind from
the wreck, in good order, and landed at Cairo
Excepting the freight in the hold, (much of which
consists of pork and lard) the great bulk of her
cargo will be saved, though in damaged condition
A small lot of damaged freight was taken to St
Louis on the Whirlwind, and will be sold for the
benefit of the underwriters
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Exports.
NEW YORk-Per seamshin Pacific: 30 hxs candles

NEW YORK-Per steamship Pacifc so bxs candles 6
pkgs mdse.
VERA CRUZ-Per steamship Alabama: 125 kegs butter
~ BIB S oil. bxs cheese. pkgs mdse.
GALVESTON-Per steamship Louisiana: 1l6 bbls flour
IA BIB whisky, do pork, do hams, 10 boxes cheese 30 sk
sail,
HAVRE-Per ship Niobe: 2475 bales cotton, kegs lard
1000 ayes
NEW YORK-Per ship southener: 663 bales cotton 2Os
bales shrngs s. do pees 14s bbs pork, 1885 bbs 10 cs
lard 1893 bb fur Co do red OIL "a ck hams, 35 bales wool
pchs whisky. 81 pkgs mdse
PhlLADELPHIA-Per bark Pairo: 200 bales cotton 256
hhds @ bbs molases, 25s bxs Candles "A bales WOOL
lt0 empty casks.
AMSTERDAM-Per brig Sumatra: 4s9 bales cotton
CHARLE-ToN-Per brig VIM 7 Stafford: 4 bbs l52
h l66 bbs moases lU0 casks bacon so kegs lard
seed. ETC.
ST MARKS-Per schr Tallahassee: 127 bbls -four 43 do
pork Is do whisky, hid sugar, cks bacon ID SKIS coffee
542 SKIS corn,
COTE BLANCHE-Per schr F Bradford: 900 SKIS corn.
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CUsToM-HoUsE AT PITTsBURG.-A letter from
Mr.. Hampton member Of Congress from the Pitts
burg district, says that the Committee of Ways and
Means have inserted in the civil and diplomatic
bill appropriation of $4,000 for the purchase Of
site and the erection of a Custom house and other
public offices in the city of Pittsburg.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The WEATHER.-We had some very respectable thunder
yesterday afternoon accompanied by high wind and
pious fall of ain TIL. who borrowed the umbrella
seen going down street,
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
A q D O M I N a j
SUPPER TER

~ s~iy si lu OA<s. 70 ~ cAsrisf 'sssf s'S''"'
rhsghtes most elastic and ins.'S meal f;ns y
the oil the compsint-ths NE and No.
The whites etc. IN rs oss - evegy dslicss
enas if any donb efficacy q ,h,s ns ~ IN
se ieshed 70 .ne NM ns with perfect sasactien as! try
nv rs, otbsr patent supporters without any relief rnya
;s srs invited to call and examine the inHu
,s an, a. III ne nropIeor's, 70 81. Chafiss street,
In my practice had occasion to szsn and . a
.dantsd to mps comfort :mss;T ~ y n
wears sap the womb complimentary q
N, ms confined to my NJ, adrnss we're very geat Ne
hs n ~ 1nI got one Of Shermans Abdominal sup
ns work about The house md " ss'
u,sr health and ehssffulnssa
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The RIVERS ETC, AT ST. LoUIs.-We take
the following dispatch from the Louisville Journal
of the LIST:
ST. LOUIS, January 81, PM
The ice is very heavy Navigation is closed on
the upper rivers, and is nearly below this. The
river fell eighteen inches last night, and there are
now scant six feet water in the channel. The
weather is very cold.
The steamer St. Paul, just arrived from New
Orleans, sprung a leak at the levee to-day, and
came near sinking with full cargo on board
The freight is badly damaged. The loss is estma-
ted at $4,000, She had three to five feet water in
her hold, which subsequently pumped out
The steamer Lady franklin is in the river below
unable to get up account of the ice. Severa
other boats are beating their way up.
The provision market is quite active at advanced
rates. The largest sale OF the mad,
yesterday, the aggregate summing up, in meat
lard etc, more than So 900 hogs-all, nearly all
deliverable the Illinois river, viz mess pork a
Sill No. lard at 7 Ia to 81 shoulders in bull
at to l-2; sides at 5 to 5 Sd hams 6 to Ia
From 1.S to IA more has been paid here for meats
and for pork $ll %. The market is under grea
speculative excitement and prices are higher thar
ever before known at this
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RktUa.

First municipality DESIGNATED in the following
table by mlp the Nos at the Railroad and run
Ia the Nos above the Steamboat Land
Patboa Landing the Third (m3I The hIst
No. Wharf
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Two young men, soSs of Hiram Hull and Dudley
Sackett who among the most respectable citi-
zens of Westfeld were arrested lately, as the per-
petrators of the recent robbery of the Postoce in
that town. Young Hull confessed his guilt, but
Sackett protested innocence. 1t is feared that this
is the only crime that may be charged to them.
[Sprinpf field Republican.
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IT, Choice Book Of 100 Plates Representing the
the Levanraken from Paintings after Nature
107 Very curious, and old work for Library
Price $780, 1t can be my store.
fs7S Dr., HUNTER, "a St. Charles street.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CsxscHyr Oyr1cz.

CRESCENT OFFICz,
Monday Morning, February 10, 1851.
C0tton-There a fair demand for Cotton Saturday.
and 5000 bales changed hands the decline before noticed
and still lower figures for the inferior QUALITIES which
plenty and very difficult OF sale.
The Pacics news is now fully due by telegraph, with
Liverpool dates 10 the 18th ult.
ORR Il kS CT. a
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
|. ATTITUDE 800 81 o"N.-LoNeITupx 800 WIN Tin


Steamship Pacific, Jarvis. NewYo Mssef
Steamship Louisiana Lawless Galveston, Hanis y Morgan
S pp Sniivan NewYork, Dudley Chase
Rark Paro, Kenney, Phiiadepba, ,n,, II Gaie
Br brig Sumatra. Harvey. Amsterdam, whitney &co
III, T.l,basser West, st Marks, B Post
Sab, i + bradford Befour, Cote Blanche, Master
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The RIVER AND THE WEATHER.-The Louis
vile Courier of the LIST, says: Last evening there
were feet inches water in the canal. During
The previous twenty-four hours the it recedsd two
inches The weather yesterday morning was in
tensey cold, but last evening it had greatly mod
Grated.
At Cincinnati, last evening, the river was sta
tionary; and at Pittsburg, the river was falling,
with feet 3 inches wafer in the channel The
river at both points was blocked with ice, and the
packets did rot leave either port yesterday the
weather was more moderate than it was the day
previous.
Ice was running very thick yesterday at this
point, and the mail boat did not leave port. The
Madison packet Swifsure started out, but was
compelled to return, being unable or unwilling to
run in the ice.
The same paper has the following:
PApUoAH, KY. Jan. 3l-p. NJ.
The Ohio and Tennessee rivers have risen IL
inches during the past "a hours. The Cumberland
is stationary. The weather is cold and pleasant.
The Peytona passed up last night Many Of thu
survivors of the John Adams were aboard. One o
two boats passed up to-day, and about the SAM
number down.
The Magyar arrived from Nashville this morn
ing, and the Empire left for the same port thi
evening. No Tennessee boats have passed eithe
way and none for St. Louis
Freighis for Nashville are plenty. For oihe
points scarce
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NEW YoRK-Per ship Maid of Orleans: Ass'd mdse.
LlVERPOli Per ship Clara Symes: Salt, to order.
GLASGoW-PeI mark California: Assorted mdse.
RIO DE JANElRO-Per brig Stephen Young $3.50 bags
coffee 10 Rally Ser
Rum kEY-per brig Capt Tom Salt to order.
COASf-Per schr Hope Susan S0 bbs molasses, 10;
hhds ar, order. - -
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---S$e----
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARK EFT.

JEFFEKSON I
Sunday Evening, February 9. 1851,
Arrived, per Atlantic Chancellor GEN. ETC.. $40
Beeyes 3l Hogs and Pigs 81 Sheep 29 Calves and Year
iugs.
- ID metz Sheep % 5OD5 90 W head; Mich Cons, ga
OO6D s65 90 " head.
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u. s. CIRCUIT CoURT-Ths Case of Gen. Henderson.
In this General Henderson concluded his argument for
defence Saturday last. Mr. Hunton will close the
part of the United States this morning. and the will then
be admitted 10 the Jury.
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NEW ORLE A MS:
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10. 1851
Additional Items from California.


We have CLEANED few additional items from
interest:
The Klamath Countrywide propeller Chesa.
peake says the Francisco Herald has left our port
on trip to Oregon, carrying representation
sistng Of thirty, from large company recently
formed in this city, for the purpose Of testing the
reported richness OF portion of the klamath coun-
try in golden deposits. The Chesapeake was char
thousand dollars. Many energetic and persever-
ing men have entered into the expedition, whose
researches will likely result benefcially to the
munity generally, if not to themselves. There has
been stock pledged in the enterprise to the amount
Of $l5O,OOO; so it will be vigorously prosecuted no
doubt.
Disaster and Death-We learn that as the brig
Venezuela was crossing the bar, at the entrance to
the harbor, on Tuesday evening, she was popped
by tremendous sea, which stove her stern-bOats
. to pieces, and destroyed the wheel. A seaman
named Henry Winslow, who was at the wheel,
thrown with such violence against the pilot
house as to crush his skull, inhicting wounds Of
which he died in about three hours. He was a
native Of New York City, where his father resides,
and we believe keeps jewelry store in Murray
street. The captain and mate were both badly
bruised.
Steamer E. Corning agroumd-By Freeman
IL Cos Express we learn that the steamer Erast,is
Corning stuck fast rock in Carquinas
Straits, when the last steamer from San Francisco
passed through. From appearances she very
badly damaged, and it is doubtful whether she will
& be saved
The Sacramento Transcript of the 23d ultime
says:
George Bennett, brickayer, of this city, was sho
this morning about half-past one o'clock, in the
vicinity Of Second and street. His wound wa'
dressed by Doctor Price, and is not considered
dangerous. He had been bucking at monte.
We learn that another man was shot last might
in the upper part of street, and that he wal
Frenchman. He is either dead MORALLY
wounded.
A friend of Benefits was, we have just learned
probably badly wounded also, large pool o
blood found on the corner of Second and .
street.
The same paper says that the business OF hors
stealing is fourishing most extensively. Hors
thieves arrested by the dozen, but they arr
always ready to give bail, and when the trial come
they are at some distant point engaged in theiI
regular pursuit
The Stockton Journal says: "We had tn
pleasure of seeing on Thursday last, in this city
lump Of pure gold weighing ten pounds thre
ounces. 1t belonged to Frenchman who dug it OF
few days ago below the Rich Gulch, nea
Mokeumne Hill. The lucky hombre on hi
way home.
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POLICE BUsINEss.-We could not hear of any thing of
the slightest consequence in this line yesterday.
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Of H. T. LoNsDALE, Esq No. 81 0sies street. a. hspast
o'clock js2sa Signed, H. C. cAMMAck, Chairman.
-s>s- 1
Second Municipality Lyesvm.
M The Lectures the Lycsum Hall be delivered On
WEDNESDAYS sod FRIDAYS, at O'Clock, 2. NJ II
The distinguished Dr. J. LAWRENCE SMITH Is engaged 10
upon usct Of Chemistry.
followed by other learned Proos different departments
Science during contemplated BY the ordinance
sting the Library and Lyceum
Of admission the whole Coue Of these Lectures
a. follows;
Ticket. admitting gentleman and ladies' %
Ticket single 50
no may obtained from the Librarian, the Second
Municipality Hall. js2i
G~ DR.. 9. w. Dalton. WHOSE duty it is to vaccnate
Children Pubic Schools II Second Municipality
Who may require for prevented
by sickness doing he however able and prepared
discharge duty and the Principals and Teachers Of
the children his Office for that
u desrng protection against the SMALL Pox, are
respectfully call his Office IFS Circus street 27d
-e>s-
IL Notice is hereby given that Application has been
State Bank for the of Duplicate cer
cate No. 1885, January Gio shares ail pad) in
the Louisiana Bank Of JOSEPH ,JE
the original of which msad w. BoGARF,
ja7sod Cur..Or Of he Estate of J. Fowler, Jr.
~ Notice to Gas Consumers.-Tbs consumen Of
notified from the first day Of January all B
for and Fixtures be be paid monthly vhou, exception
where this rule complied with before th erpt
ration Of each month, the supply Of gas sa Be- 'u.pe"dd
By order Of the Board Of Director,
dIsm P. N. WOOD Treasurer.
| ~ Notice.-The undessagned has resumed business On
and will aid the liquidation of the Affairs Of ths
house Of LEvERcH CO., dissolved By the dsesss Of Mr.
EDWARD J. WALSH nso We LEvEalcH.
Succession OF John McDonogh.
NJ All person. Of JOHN McDON
requested immediate the Parliamentary
Estate legal steps be taken o
the recovery unqudsed cams and those having claim
against present Office of said Executor
| corner Of Cuscnhouse and Royal streets.
! { S fsi;:;ss; r::..~....,
| jal6H J. SPEAR SMITH,
IDISSOLUTION.- The firm of FISK &
u STEEVER is hereby dissolved, by mutual consent
liquidation of ths business, collection and payment
the uebts due to and by the h0use.
A AEtXkAdhEEa &. E aIrrkkkvER.
NewOrleans. February I, ISL. FEB 2rawlm
DIssoLUTION-In consequence of the dealt
of Nj. John DuIhdgs the paansrshP heretoiore exist,
VI VIC Executor Of john Ddrhridse, dsceased.
Dafohdss. 49, swoIsaa.: JAZZ; TO- isSi: jais
PROPOSALS for Building school-house.--
MsTf 4; rS 6; Gs,, Il 4
Parish Of Orleans the ngnt bank the ver according
the plan and specif;s!on' on fe ia %y offieSsu
s Isl Feb . ls'l fs:ass s & .Ss fsis: 'ur,
VA Es. aeDe E. g. u T Tss Ii:
o.s % e. sSs 1 ana p'''' Streets
&c
n. r n'ck''''''j DAVIS Treasurer. iais
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Arrived.


teamsbip Galveston Place, from Lavaca Bay via Calves
ion 7,h inst. TO Harris Morgan-2d my,
Ship Maid Of Orleans, Dennis ii days from NewYork, 10 A
Br shp Clara symes. Duncan 50 days from LIVERPOOL to
Br bark California GALL 4s days from Glasgow to master
Brig sphen Young. Gray, from Rio de Janero 18th Dec.
to Rally &co-2d my.
Brig Capt Tom. =, from Rum Key, to master-Point.
Schr Hope Il Susan, Ponies, from the Coast.
sTzAmBoATs.
Chancellor, Bacon. from Louisville.
Chas Hammond, Verden, from Cincinnati
Gem, Siapp, from Ls uisvie
Latona Hunt, from OuachIin
Atlantic, Ball nger from st Louis
Dr. Batey, Wilson. from Lamden
Morrisett, Findren, from Montgomery
New Lat0na, Smoker, from Shreveport.
Gypsy. Ure, from Bayou sara.
Brilliant, Hart, from Bayou sara.
Martha Washington, Irwin. from Cinelnnat.
Patrick Henry, Landry. from Baton Rouge.
Sarah Gordon, Bereer, from Opeiousas.
Magnolia, ThomassOn, from Vlcksburg.
Montgomery, Estes from Princeton
Anna No 2, LabaIthe, from 81 Martinsvile.
Fashion, Martin. from Grand Prairie.
Gen Taylor, Trinidad. from DOnaldsonvile.
Towboat Mary Knesland Phillips, from the Passes-owed
down and the 4th inst, ships Jas Nesnh and
Join Lucy-brought ship laid Of Orleans aud brig
Capt Tom.
Towboat Yankee Fnon from the Passes-towed down and
TO on the 3D. inst ship Emperor and bark Helen Il
Frances-bonght up ship Clara Symes, bark California
and brig Stephen Young.
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Catalogue Sale. of .... .seas0nable Dry Goods
BY j. b. BLACHE 4 CO.

"WEDNESDAY February 49, at 10 ocock-Wl be sold at their
w ancton rooms, No. II Chnrtres =
rs packages and lots Of seasonabe DRY GOODS
Coonsdes Brsz Stripes pe Cheeks Linen Coating brown
Drills Silk xerchiefs Silk Umbe as and
white Meetings. Madras Handkerchief white Mus
Meetings. Irish iuenp Linen shenes Lstados,
Muns black Linen Threads Linen Cambria Hand
kerchef Towels, etc, etc.
Terms liberal sale.
No. Catalogues will ready and goods may be examined
The davo SALE fslO
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THE CoNTE' IT'D ELEoTIos.-Under the provisions of
the late Act of the Legislature relative to contested eec
tons, Albert G. Blanchard, Saturday last filed petit
ton in the Fourth District Court. contssng the election of
Hugh Grant, Surveyor Of the Second Municipality. The
petition, required by law signed by twenty voters OF
the Municipality. Tine grounds the non-resdence of Mr.
Grant fraud ard violence the Third Ward poll and infor
maty the returns of the Seventh Ward For petitioner
Miles Taylor, Judge Curry, and J. w. Frost.
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MADAME DWELL

- RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies Of New
~ Orleans that she has just arrived Europe and be
suited ut her residence No 49, Oh and Epanade
streets on the Present. Past and FIXTURE Consultation
Gentlemen 81 Ladies SOC. fe4 iw'
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Tea Warehouse,

III r largest
L TEAS eve
salem lhis city
a,fisys. Thes
INT ~ i'm 50.
0itha mof v
groWn IN a., - STIR
brer salsctei -.,1,s, e..
care. For the ussskN EeS-
lies they are put vp<in
small quantities IN well &C.
cured metallic packages, So
as 70 prese, re their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
| chests
~ City re'ail dealers
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and h0telssup-
piled with every dnserip.
lion of TEAs, in chests. hall
chests, u ID and q ID boxe
ages, if desired.
ia27 I'm A.
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pS8ssslaA HsSn s-ag:s:;sss
e- Our Package and Parcel Express dispatched weekly
from, Oi CA"P sroe'.
to NETWORK. from whence we forward, at reduced rates
ia Bosros, BALTIMORE, PBILApELPHrA, WAsHIseroN,
aud 10 all the other Northern and Eastern cities,
lion with Iarndens Northern Express
CO.. No Packages received after the Way Bills
closed fe4
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United States Marshaps sale.

United States MarshaPs Sale
UNdTEP STATES y: FoUR JH Z, ys.;,J &C. CT
tar he Eastern District Of LoaisiaaG. No. 676.
QY virtue of writ Of venditioni exponas, to me
ct bei On g Se Blk day Of
y O'clock at my S1e' SsoOnd Mn99Epaiy Hail. Newo
WMS SCOT Y Marshal Eastern y Pr; al La
FOR sALE-A DRUe STORE, on reasonable
jals s1 1m App'''0 corner irod and s Chronicle, .
EOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE for smaller
L less draug h, of water-A first SCHOONER x4a
Of tons well found in every respect. new sails etci
Sss soss vessel would saii wen Psa.see!s
s'i JAIL In In pa''0a'' M sRpss EASTMAN New Basin
VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND
NEGROES very va and ID hpshy
e o. Of 900 are WIN
fs @ Sfsa Tss .sasss;
WRIGHT t' Wli Kdx. 4 t., G9 81,
EOR SALE, FREIGHT or CHARTER-The
GpRs, DS sas is in'sSs!
and now in good order for any voyage. She is suit
Is s Say baSs g
TWO small families, or four single gentlemen
L be comfortably accommodated with Board at
elis Bile private house. five minutes walk from this
Office. particulars, app'y at this Office ie8 BIZ
ENGLISH CAMEL COAL, at 81 per barre
IL for orders of less than twenty barels-The sut
criler has 150 ENGLISH CAMEL Coal,
landing from ship Richard sop and will receive orders
the Thompson Goal Yard St Charles of JUL
street. the store Of b. Brewer L. Go u tlsmn
fsS lmis JOHN u. bROWER.
. lSIANO FUREEs - TIE subscriber respectfully al
! nouncos o the public that he has the
entire agency Tin this cty) for the sale of the ~
celebrated p A N o S manufactured by 81 N R III
NUNS 4 CLARK, New York, and ~ v
| CHUKERING, Boston; and that he has this time
very Stock comprising all the varieties. Also tire
sr oIa isis HENRY PARSONS 10 Camc
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~ Notice to Gas C0nsumoFs.-Tbe consumen Of
that, the first day Of January Bs
and paid monthly without eepon
this rule complied with before erpL
Of each month"; the supply Of su Be su.pended
By order Of the Board Of Director,
dl52m p. N. WOOD, Treasurer,
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eV DR.. 8. w. Dalton. Whose duty it IL To vaccinate
the Pubic Schools n the Second Municipality
may require desire for prevented
by doing he however ahe and prepared
discharge duty and the Principals and Teachers
the several Schools children his Office for
~ Others desiring protection against SMALL Pox,
ecuy call his Office i75 Cncus street JAZZ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-10

IL Notice is hereby given that Application has been
made Of Duplicate Cer
cate No. s3 January 3d. 1885, 2o ai paid) in
the Louisiana Bank Of JOSEPH FOWLER, JE
original which lost mislaid W. BOGART,
Ja7s0t Curs,or d he Estate Of J. Fowler, j.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-10

~ Notice.-The undesa gned has resumed business
account liquidation the Affairs Of the
Of LEvERlCH CO., dissolved By the decease Of Mr.
EDWARD J. WALSH. n3O ". z. LEvERICH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-10

Per ship Maid of Orleans, from NewYork-Judge Saml
johnson, Martin Hyerson, King-2j in steerage