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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15

FIRST MuMcPALITy CoUNorL.-Last night this body
met in the Council Chamber at the Municipal Hal. Re-
corder Geno occupied The chair and the following men,
ber Fir,t Ward-Hagan. Pecque and Blake
Second Ward-Laughin and Richardson. Third Ward
Lanata and J. BENT. Fourth Ward-Fabre and Peire
Fifth Waid-Clark and Ramos. Sixth Ward-Derbes
Giquel, and Bonnevai. Seventh Ward-v. BENT and
Barthe.
Ask O'Clock the Council was called to order and CON-
nee appointed to report the qualifications of the
members elect After short absence from the Chamber,
The Committee returned and reported all duly elected
Phe Council then proceeded to elect its officers and Mr.
Keynes and Mr. Sere proposed for Secretary. but the
former elected by nine against Mr. Mache
chosen Sergeantat Arms by fifteen votes, aud John
Mahony was unanm ousy elected Door Keeper.
On motion, these elections adopted and ordered to
be inserted upon the minutes.
II was then moved that the Committees for conducting
the different branches OF the business of the Council should
be appointed and the Recorder read the the follow
ing gentlemen who were unanimously chosen members
the sever al committees
Finance Comm,ittss-Laushlio Blake and Pecquet.
improvement COmmittee-Hagsn, Richardson, j. BENT
Pere. Clark. Bonnevsl and Barthe.
Education Contradictions Blake, Richardson, Ramo
and Derbes.
Police Comm,ttee-Ramos. Pecquet. Laughn. Lanata
Fabre, Giquel and " BENT
Conmittee Cgams-Barthe, Lanata and Hagan
Copsmittee Fire-Gique J. BENT and Ramos.
Comm ittse Heaith-Peire, Clarke and " Bent
Special Committee Internal Iaprodements-Clark
Bonneval, Derhes, Peire and Barthe.
Mr. j. BENT wished be excused from serving the In
provement Committee. bu, the Council rejected proposto
for this purpose
1t then proposed that citizen should be elected or
each Ward member of the oard of Public Schools. VIII
were in with members of the Council
which carried. The members Of the Fifth Ward wishe
postpone the election Of citizen for their Ward for
week, but this overrued and the following genteme
were elected
First Ward, l.. ]. Sigur Second Ward, William Sill
Third Ward, C. LeGarder; Fourth Ward. l.. H. Pile
Fifth Ward p. Deverges; Sixth Ward, E. Bonny Sevent
Ward, ii. st. Paul.
On motion, the Council then adjourned,
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TENNESSEE RlVER-Per steamer Michigan: 767 bales
Rsssssa s 5 S6.,
fhSss Is6asso HsY Norton DO $sSsss
Lswf ss s
os.asl sss f fs. sa s
G. Wsop y DO sdas Green
ST L3gls.PsI steamer sultaps g bids tobacco loo4
Noo-aoal pigs lead, 50 bOs bses, 2 casks bacon
lGj Pbls whisky Elder do polk kegs butter,
oa1 9'iSa aaS tiSei
Bi9a E'sSs ea S ts ss
t Hss
h5 piano a SoO rk bacon hudson VT E
,sr-iss DO Mouse &eosoO DO j. Dbl, whisky While
ko Ms. sSt
os a. s11 ID S -four
IS *, spIa Lyman; Scot $500 d shay Seo-7s5 DO
spe sast Marsso sess
nS %e a pcs stone RSi bis II ksss Sst
sykss asds 60; ST. d pork TsnsI WIZ
WsSd;af SEQ c Wright %soS.andIes g order
Sa s 'fh sb Ss
pan ks b!ander Williams ⪚Go DO S5s ;Peks
do pork woodruff d zee e sH ks corn
4o 10, " els rope, 81 bagglng Hewitt, Norton q
co-Sl * oats G l. Dosen-3O0 do Rodenhurg Watts
lOl7 do NJ Holiday-354 do 90 bales hay Kenneth Dix
Coz SKIS wheat Jury &ca-2oo bb flour Shutz haddel
do eggs & Twche Slco-22 hhds tobacco Feowes n &C
Ia 40 l. Addison &c,-l5 do. 10 hhds bacon Wasers
CO.'S hhd tobacco, 2D bb flour, do eggs, TO kegs butte
| Siaw Gco-3 pkgs Eager &co
| LAFOU RCHE-Per steamer DIR Batsy: Il hhds sugar Z
Sabater-30 do Brand Landry20 do w G l.ewes-la dc
B0gart FOey-54 do "a bbs csern sugar w Leverici
20 do, 81 hhd jackson &co-2 do bbs molasse
% bbs cseIn Cammack Squires-6 do. hid
43 bbs ~ hf bbs molaes Payy obt &co-43 bb molase
10 bbs 45 hi do syrup der Eco4 bbls suger Hail.
do Fearn. Donegan &co-l70 bbls moasses de Egana-
CAMDEN-Per steamer New Wod!; IS bales cotton l
COLI u Frellsen b colo r h Short &c0-l0 do Wood
Lows Moon, Titus &co-8 Pickett Perkins &co-6 Puvis
Wood &co Robbins, Arlington &co-4 Rug y, Rochell
| Blar-4 do. bales peitries Cummings, stewart Gc0-
bales cotton Ward b Jonas2do Wiliams-2 do Green
wood &co-l do Brander Williams &co-y do. 10 hhhs to
bacco Yeatman &co-ot pees Reed-l bale hides Cleve
land, R!os EcO-Total, 1853 bales cotton
NlCkSBURti-Per steamer Princess No 3: 59S bales cot
ton l. Il Gale-50a Bunkner Stant0n--l69 Henderson
peae-l3 Wright, Williams &co-l3v Felowes &co-67 d
Male. Cox &co-32 Wait DeSaulles-3i do ThOruhill
Melhenny-9 Swney. Green &co-H Pickett, Perkins &c
ia Payne y Hsrr'son-ls L p9ncan-,o Connolly;
| liams-2O hhds sugar Plauche &co-Tota 1867 bale
| cotton.
| ILLINOIS RIVFR-Per steamer Duchess 166 tics lard
oO4 bbs poIk, 5l99 SKIS Hewitt Norton &co557 BIB
pork, AZ bb 43 ties lard, 81 casks bacon w w Weseml
ibis beans Bsooe Simms-l bbl beeswax Cowan, Dyke
&co5 bales cotton Payne Harrison-6 hf bbs cider L
Of hides and sundres to order.
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TobAccO-We did not hear of sale though there was
some inquiry.
sugarThe stock light and prices, yesterday advanced
Sales eOOhhds at 5t05t4c for fair
olasses-Narke quiet and $40 bbs fementing disposed
Of at &@1s, and lA0 choice e.boiIed 33c gallon
FlOur-Prces finn, with sales of $500 bbs including $50
bbs Ohio - l0 HOO atboa to be delivered along
side ship, at - 12a; 345 Ohio and Indiana - 100
- I28 500 Illinois "a good brandy at "a 20; and 1000
Quincy family brandt at "a 30 v Dbl.
ran-About 1900 SKIS Corn sold early in the day at
53957c for ordinary prime yellow, but thee rates could
be obtained the Close OF Wheat $500 bushels
sold al 80 and $50 prime at 9Oc " bushel.
PrOvisOns-Prces very firm, and sales light at ga $50
s4 so for Mess Pork and 100 bbs Rumps $40 % bb
OF Bacon, 30 cks disposed Of including % cks Mis-
souri, Sides l5-lu0 70 Ss6; 70 cks Shoulders in
four lots at 61sGD6a and 16 plain Hams at See b..
Lard was still tending upward with sales of Al bbs 8. 80
ut s 2o0 Tin three los) S $40 kegs at 100 kegs and
IS or bbs at 91s, and 775 kegs also at sac " Id.
COtfee-There good demand. but at lower rates
the sales reached 5000 bags Rio including $500 ordnar,
little less than 9A and 1000, in several ots lOc v b
Candes-A lot of 200 boxes Star, (Emerys brandt ful
| weight was taken at l9c % ID.
LimeA cargo Of aa0O cks Thomason was sold on pryat
| terms.
Whisky-Demand fair, with sales of 1900 bbls Rsctfs
| at lSIac " gallon.
| Exchanges-Limited demand at our quotations;
Sterling 1881
New York sxtyday Bills .............AOl y Ct disc
Sight Checks New York. OK y Ct prem
Freights-An American ship taken for Liverpool at a
FIR Cottou.
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l. TEASever offered for
sale IN this CITY and at 10 WEI
prizes. These TEAS are II
the latest importation. and
Ofthe most choice qualiiies
grown in G hin4, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured neutrality-suspicious., 50
rs 10 prese, We their fra.
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
City retail dealers
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotelssup.
pied with every dnscrip.
ton Of TEAS, inchests, hall
chests, IL ID and o ID box,
ages, if desired.
ia.T finn A
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CApKrs AT LARGE APPOINTED BY THE PREsIDENr.-
Sons of Officers ho oere killed or died in Sergice- L.
yinton, w. H. Penrose, J. Ii. Hill. VIM b. Nowlaad, u
B. Watson
Sons Of Officers nop in Sercice.-R. B. screven F. L..
Ch,lds A. 3. Cunningham.
From Cipu Ley. A. Whistler N. l.. Powers.
District of Columbia w. Williams.
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FOR SALE-The following articles
Il 5 good Steamboat Huls;
! lot of Mariners Compasses;
Capst8n;
lot of Blacksmths' Bellows;
Anchors;
Engine, complete-40 inch cylinder. feet stroke.
with Cam rods and head:
l lot of Chains;
lot of Hawsers;
lot of Ensigns;
l lot of Sheets aud Cotton Bedding;
] lot of Yawl Boats:
] lot of Blacksmiths' Tools, etc. etc.
Apply to the Towboat Association, n Royal street, to
the Good Intent Towboat office, No. Front Levee, First
Municipality. mills 20
FOR SALE-A certain piece of Ground So feet
front on Bay St Louis and about 40 acres deep. and
about fit tor cultivation Garden, with supe.
nor soil-about acres being fenced in On the same
property there IS one story FRAEE HOUSE with UM
four apartmensOne fit for Grocery Store, and 'ear -
attached 70 i the house measuring 80 feet font By 3D. The
interior oil the building substantially finished with
ungned and boards, and pain ed Also one story
KITCHEN with Two apartme IFS, and good Well with a
Pump which contains good and well walled mp
the above improvements being made within nine months.
For particulars apply at No. a67 st. LOUIS street, to
apll 2w~ JOHN HOFFMAN,.
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CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL
TIN ce'hed medicine N ne ~
of Ilyspep.,a the headache neArts
acdty Of ihr stomach LOSE OF Appet
Eyer and sgue pxpsue Old are and da.ss
deangrd con MON nc
nj Az surpassed bs ny "
female, ua. n.rvuus deans ment
Professor a. A. BAyxs, NJ. o., State Assaya'
FiTzHrNRy HOMER, Esq. Boaon;
Jas u UUsN ED CIV Treasnrsr, 6osfon
Hon MYr on LAwRssCE. x Pies Ass. SDh hs,,,.,
Hon L. n. RsOLp, formerly 6ovefnof OIL f<noos isi.n'
now member Of Congress: =, o. II MI.
Hon. WIN. WoopBRIp6R, formerly "oSefh" u ""H'
Hon j. 7: MoRsHEAD, formerly Governor OF ksnfaazS
Hon. +. SIMMONS, u s. Senator from Rhode Isasd'
Hon. sAM't-. paELPs. U, s. senator IRON Vs.@oa''
Hon. soIomos FoorR member Of Coz e,ess from VI;
Hon. H. ID. FosTKs, member OF Congress from teen.G
Hon NJ. L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress fom w
Gen A. c. noper, member in Con gress from Iowa
R. p STOWE, ESQ., Clerk in the House OF kepresentVs
Q. q. TROwBRIDoE, Esq, Detroit, Mich. T.
GKo. w JosEs ESQ. sarytyot General, iuuoeaue' IL
Many o,hsr ,ilaais he ..ss
Who cou all that ha. been sal 10 tsvor Of snn
neaicine R. GEO b. GR ZEN, Proprietor. winsdof y.
REED, BATES s. AUSTIN Whoesae Druggists. NO.
96 Merchants Row, Boston SensIal Asen,., ,...-s
u Price 81 per bottle bottles ot s.
u CAUTIoN-Eaeh bottle Genuine osyssnsi :d s sasn
wrapper painted Engl.h Frsaeo anu Tb1s
ls Signature o. Ger ropt eo' s nn 81 ~
Sides, addition engraved ABEL ~ ~ .ss
bo,te signature Of Reel Ba Is q u ~ ..t
General agents and to whom al efue'' ~ mi law
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The New York BRIBERY CAsE.-The Com
mittee of the New York Legislature have reported
that the charges made by Samuel A. Suydam, Of
New York, against G. w. Bull, the Sergeantat-
Arms, are fully sustained by the evidence-that he
corruptly made of his position as an officer of
the Senate, to obtain money for the defeat of the
bill to suppress gambling, and he may be punished
by imprisonment during the session. The conduct
of the Senators, Johnson, Robinson, and Stone, in
signing the note stating that the bill wond probably
not pass, is regarded violation of their duty,
as it enabled Mr., Bull TO carry out his corrupt
scheme. The report says
1.-THE facts and circumstances constitute in the
opinion of the Committee, case in which we are
compelled to declare that the conduct of the Sena
tors named was highly improper in their character
of Senators. 1t is clearly testified to, that none of
those Senators ever received any money or pro-
mise ofmoney, or valuable consideration, from r1r
Bull, any other person, by reason of any thing
they might do, omit to do, in relation to the bill
| introduced by Senator Robinson; but, in our opin.
ion, that fact alone cannot exempt them from the
charge of improper conduct in their office of Sena-
| tors.
resolution was offered in the Senate that the
evidence had not forfeited the confidence of the
Senate in the honor and integrity of the Senators
| above named.
The Albany IN. W Journal says that this is in
accordance with universal sentiment Bull has
been removed, but we do not learn that any pun
lshmcnt, such as his conduct merits, is intended to
be awarded to him.
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THIRD MusIolPALITY COUNCIL. - This Council con.
vened yesterday evening" for The purpose of
The following members elect appeared their seats:
b. Beauregad, o. Calmes b. F. Flanders, De la Rosa j.
Solomon, A. Chapeia, E. Meehan, ]. B. Dohonde, A.
I.esseps, and ii. Brnkman
On motion, committee ofthree appointed to examine
the qualifications of the members, who repo ted that they
dub qualified TO take their seats.
The only old member oil this Council, reelected, is Mr.
Beauregard.
The annual message of the Mayor then read and on
notion ordered 10 be spread upon the minutes.
The message first called the attention of Council to the
financial condition OF the Municipality II stated that accord
ing the report of the Treasurer The debt of the Municipal
had increased during the past year. and amounted
100000. The actual debt much greater but could not
be ascertane without having recourse to the Auditors books
Many improvements recommended but it deemed
advisable for the Council consistently with the nan
ca condition OF the Municipality, and due economy.
The proceedings of the last nesting of the Council
read and motion, remained ppoved until they should
be examined.
The Council then to elect members for the va.
rous Committees, and the following is the result:
Finance ymmittee-Mesrs Chiapela. Lesseps. Calme.
and Flanders.
Committee on Claims-Messrs. Dohonde. Chapella and
Solomon.
Improvement Committee-Mesars. Gaines, Dohonde. De
Ia Rosa and Flanders.
Police Comnittee-Messrs. Brnkman, Dohonde, Iessep
and Meehan.
Work house Committee-Messrs Beauegard Lesseps and
Solomon.
Judiciary Committee-Mesrs Beauregard. Chiapela ant
Meehan.
Public School Co,nmittee-Messrs Chiapea and White
hall First Ward Messrs. Meehan and Snow Second Ward
Messs. DOlhonde and Collins Third Ward, lrd Messrs
Solomon and Duvigneaud.
On motion of Mr.. Meehan, the following Special Com
mittse was appointed the Jackson Railroad Mess
Flanders. Brnkman, Leseps, Dolhonde and Solomon.
Mr.. Flanders stated that it important that full a
tendance OF the Committee should be present the CONVEX
ton, the Third Municipality deeply interested in Ii
matter.
Mr. F. L. Niconede presented his securities to his bond
Comptroller, which accepted.
Mr. Le,seps moved that new of books be opened III
der the present administration and that the old books be
aside for examination which adopted.
The Council then adjourned until Monday the 18th inst.
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SUPERINTENDENT BOOKs.

Try The purchased the Stock OF Dr. HUNTER
opposite the Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This is the
collection valuable Secondhand Books the
city,
Subscriber dispose of the Books and de-
his attention exclusively dealing Watches Jewery
he them TIE lowest prices Tor cash. Among them the
Theology Law Medicine Novels Bellies Lettres
Poetry and Science.
~ The latest Novels and Publications always on hand
JOSEPH RAFAEL, No. "a Charles
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NoteIn the First municipality designated in the following
table by tue Nos commence at the Railroad and
In the Second ( the Nos above the Steamboat Land
Ing No. being Flabuat Landing In Third (m3 the first
Railroad and down, No. Perry Wharf
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STEALING ACoAr.-A slave called Washington was ar.
rested last nign between aud soclock charge
stealing coat from house ia st. Charles street
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THE SUBSCRIBER, in charge of the original
L establishment for supplying the city with Iee informs
the ladies ee.emen in the country that he in his
power offer lhem at the Ponicharrai1 Raoad at No
Commerce street, Of Poydras and ST. Charles
Charres and the of Robin and Religious
streets, quantity OF &c they require, during
part OF the year. either summer winter.
To those gentlemen who ref! for in the city,
charge will be made beyond The estabi he'd rates u pay
be made the end Of the summer addition Of about
one-quar,er is 70 be added to the city rates. ,...,
All will be taken forward supply Of this article,
by steamer or otherwise, withou any UNUSUAL charge.
After about thirty years hst this city has been supplied
from these establishments the hope entertained that
excellence arrived at in furnishing this article in greatest
perfection. ELLIS JENKINS,
pp7 lot corner Poydras and St Charles streets,
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BOSTON-Per ship Cromwell Ice to Stanton &c.,
LlVERPOOt;-Per bark William 81 Elizabeth: 45Ss SKIS
salt, hhds brandy, puncheon whisky Holmes Mills
GARDEN AS-Per brig Osceia loo hhds molasses T s
Elder &co.3s hhds IS ties 6i bbs 80 hall bbs molases
NEW YORK-Per brig Hope: Assorted mdse.
ApALACHiCOLA-Perb brig A Taylor: 243 bales cot.
ton Wood l. Low.
HAVANA-Per schr Fairy: "a bags Coffee so SKIS Cocoa
10 cas- Castiilo-3 do Garcia3 do
and ls bales tobacco Espneu2l segars Wallis
do Zichysodya,h.i Lapsy, haspe kcon5 do and
kenign-i2 hf bbls do Moreno-4 bill do Tros-
gros &eo-3O bxs sugar Chas Belcher
PENSACOLA-Per schr Alice: 10000 feat lumber. $500
lahs. q, ZOO shingles G Pooey. i
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EWARD-The snbscriberwill pay $40 reward
~ for the apprehens on ard delivery Of MS nssr n
ADELE at the Third Municipality Ja, or x. was A
her delivery a. the same place, proven m1, sn Il
harbored by responsible person. h% dsrk 81 n
about - years old, about feet lnons 81 She /, ere
ole OF This place. and speaks both l.nsas o ~ NJ
ward will ne paiI on sail delivery On sppncauon ~ W.T.
benaas no. III Cas"oA 81 DIAMOND.
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NEW ORLEAN
TUESDAY MORNING.. APRIL rs, 1851.


SECOND MUNICIPALITY CouKoIL.-At quarter before
SIX the Recorder took his seat,
When Mr. L. Wood Perry rose and said. Mr.. President
But the Recorder ordered the communication from the
Mayor to be read.
Immediately after the reading of the Mayors letter. giving
the of the Council elect, Mr.. Perry second time
and moved the appointment Of committee examine quail
itcaions of members.
But the Recorder ordered the roll be called when every
member elect answered to his name.
Mr.. Perry renewed his motion. and the following
gentlemen were appointed:
Mes.rs. Perry. Renshaw and Stewart.
And the Council took short recess
Mr. Perry, for the majority, reported that all OF the
members were duly qualified except Clnude Brugnens. who
was born OF alien parents in France. and there no proof
that his father had ever been naturalized.
Mr.. Renshaw made minority report in favog Of Mr.
Bru gniens. t..t
Mr. R. stated that Mr.. Brugnens took oath. and after
answering several questions in regard TO his parents he was
asked he naturazed ctizen and had sworn he was
Mr. Perry said it was true that Mr. B. did answer he was
citizen Of the United States, and that he is under the full
belief that he CITIZEN But he thought he was mistaken
Many persons imagined they were because they came
here at early age He read several passages from the
laws of the United States in support oil his objection.
not question of favor. but OF law.
Mr. R. replied that at the polls, asked under oath
whether they have been natualzed and he did think
proof should be asked Of the members this Coun
Gil. Mr.. Brugniens bad answered oath that he was
naturaized and that was sufficient proof.
Mr. Lawrason surprised at the report The committee
had reported that he Mr. L. duly qualified and yet
single question had been asked him. How did they know
that he was American citizen? And Mr. Brugnens had
been asked. oath. whether he naturazsd citizen.
He had answered he The committee had reported
against him, and thus accused him of perjury. 1t
that watchmen had been refused bnt they had unable
10 make the OATH Mr. b. had the contrary answered
that he naturaiized citizen. This report
heard Of proceeding. thus charging member with perjury
Mr. Perry replied that the committee had been satisfied
with the qualifications OF all the Other members but not with
nfM
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Discovery OF THE Bopy CHrLD.-Y esterday the
body Of child found the lower end Of Canal street,
St. John street. enclosed within box 1t first
supposed that had been murdered but subsequent inquiry
proved this superstition be gtoundles An inquest
held upon it last evening. and verdict of premature birth
was returned cloth found in the box with the mi
tial, T.. M marked upon it,
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CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOBACCO-The subscribers have constantly on hand
and for sale in lots ehases Cuba Havana Fonts
Mason County Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri w RAP
PERS AND FILTERS. Also-Tobacco in hhds and
bales, selected for the Mexican and fur plantation
use. TURNER & RENSHAW,
So Camp street and iS9 Tchoupionas sliegt,
EH- Tobacco baled TO order, les ~
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HYDE & GooDR!CH VS.. }, ~. ,D0LBEAR;; F.
se Second yestice's Court Nos lila, HES nl54'
N virtue of five writs of f. ia, to me directed in
the above entitled causes vii offer for sale At public
Hsy ISL S
seized satisfy the udg nents rendered in The above entitled
Two Tors OF GROUND in suburb Aununciation
Mepomene, Thala Maunsei and Clara streets in 'hs city
by l26 feet inches and lines deptbl0to forming
th corner Of Thaha and CsTa s're sss;ou.s c,.,.
NeworleaHs April 1. 1851. - $3.50 apa
F. REPPEL VS.. B.aPTLsTE antoine. Docket
j page 5al. mo. A.l6s Of the CITY court Of -Ne'o
Orleans.
RY virtue of plunus alias writ of seizure and
- sale directed by the Hon; j. l.. Winter, Second
Justice OF the Peace tor the Parish Of Iesns will sell at
daS sa.sd suburb reme in The
square comprised within Preqr, Roman CO umous and La
sand lot 10 inches lines front Roman
by 100 feet in depth bounded aide towards Columbus
the other half No sized in the above entitled
sale Constable
New Oreass, April H. 1851 apt4
JOHN LINDEN vs., JOHN HENRY ,BR0WNand
4. ~ D0UGL.as, in sOlido.. In the Second jus
- directed by the Hon. J. L. Winter. Second Justice Of
sell at public suction on MONDAY the 18Th day Of May
ThREE Ss OF sisss s suburb
desnated Nos /, and m square No 5, bounded b.
s1paas Eysrsn shells and Mssny
lines each Eysean Fields by i4l inches depth,
more any there as per plan drawn py Briy and de
gether with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
| seized in the above entitled cause.
| Terms and conditions OF sale cash.
New Orleans, April IL. 1851. apll
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

DRAWING AND PAINTINGS.
MRS. C. E. DA PONTE is prepared to give
Wl LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINT -
ING in Water Colors. She may be seen at Miss
Burd's, opposite Lafayette Square. mh2l tt
A CARD-A Lady, fine Music Teacher Of the
n Piano Forte and Painter. who speaks
the French language in all purity besides being competent
Teacher in country school private family. Inexcepon
abe reference TO character and capacity can be furnished
TT Applications left this Office will be promptly
tended TO. mh3l
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The Civil LAW CoURTs.-Durng the present week, the
business of the civil law courts will be suspended Several
OF them were in session Yesterday for about two hours
ALARM OF FIRE.-Hesterd afternoon alarm was
raised of fire in the First Municipality and the engines of
the fire departments ready for action but their arr
val at the lower end of Cont street, discovered that
tbs fire in the swamps.