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Political.
Gen. Caleb Gushing has been renominated for
= Mayor of Newburyport, Mass.
A Democratic State Convention is to be held at
Harrisburg, on the 4th March next, to nominate
candidate for Canal Commissioner, and to elect
delegates to the neat Democratic National COnven-
ton.
The Louisville Democrat, the leading paper of
that stripe in the West, is in favor of the Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas, of Illinois, for President, and
the Hon. R. M. T. Hunter, of Va, for Vice Pres
dent.
The Indiana Legislature is in session. John W..
Davis was unanimously elected Speaker; George
!. l.. Sites principal Clerk, and A. j. Boon Assistant
Clerk. The Senate organized by the Leuten-
ant Governor taking the chair, and John P. Dunn
was elected principal Secretary.
A dispatch from Albany, N. Y, states that the
certificate of election as Attorney General of New
York, will in all probability be given to Mr.. Ull-
man, whig and not to The Hon. Levi Chatfeld,
democrat, as has been heretofore announced llle-
gal returns is the cause.
The wings of Charlestown, Mass, have noml.
mated Jno. Adams, Esq, for Mayor of that city.
The Wing Convention of the Stlte of New
Hampshire met at Manchester on Wednesday
week; Ichabod Goodwin Of Portsmouth was
>usen President Thomas E. Sawyer of Dover
was nominated by accamation as the candidate fol
Governor, and Joseph Sawyer of Piermont for
Railroad Commissioner. The following were
chosen to the National Wing Convention: Al
large, Thomas Edwards, of Keene, Ichabod Good.
win, of Portsmouth. District No. |, George Wad-
leigh, of Dover; 2. George W. Nesmith, Of Frank
linz 3. A. F. Stevens, of Nashua; 4. John 5
Walker, of CIafemont The resolutions adopted
spssk warmly of President Fillmore and his cab
net assert the protective principle, but make ne
reference to Presidential candidate, though the
delegates are friends of Mr.. Webster mostly.
In the Alabama Legislature, last week. the fol
lowing elections took place For Secretary o
State, v. C. Benham, Of Florence, had on the six
tenth ballot GA !; Citheral So. Benhdm is Unior
democrat and is opposed to reorganization of The
democratic party. His election is considered thu
greatest triumph of the Union party during the ses
sion. Riggs reelected Comptroller without oppo
sition Graham reelected Treasurer without oppo
sition. For Adjutant General, Mecker, of Lowndes
had Go; Gen. J. G. Carroll 60. The Hon. u.
Lyon was elected judge of the Supreme Court, L
4 FL the vacancy nccasioned by the resignation 0
Judge Parsons. Chancellor Ligon's only competi
k-,or Vas Judge Phean, and the vote stood Lyon IS
81 PheIan 81. Judge Ligon is one of the first men ii
the State, and will be an ornament 10 the high sta
ton which he has been selected to fill.
bill has been reported by the committee, az
proving Of the votes Of the Hon. w. r. King an
jeremiah Clemens, in favor Of the Compromis
bill hut no action has yet been taken on it.
The telegraph informs of the election of I'll
- Hon John B. Thompson as United States Senate
from Kentucky, to fill the place Of Judge Unde
1 MI in NJ
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City Intelligence.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-We notice with much satsfac
ton that the granite front of this magnificent building is be-
ginning to show ITSELF and that the Graver
tends to the height Of the lower story. The whole wall
Gravie street but up the third story. inclusive,
and The general arrangement Of the structure be
hended. From what we far, have doubt
that the changes introduced from the of the
old building, are OF the most judcious character As the
work goes forward. shall be able form def
mite judgment in this regard.
CHARITY HosprTAL.The following is the report of the
Charity Hospital for the week ending with Saturday,
18th instant: Admitted BIG died, 70 discharged 3i4 re-
naming, 76'.
TIE BATTURE AaAIs.-Messrs. Elmore and King, in
behalf of Mrs Joseph NJ, Kennedy have filed petition in
the Second District Court claiming portion Of the baurs
in front of her property Front Leves near Suzette street.
The portion claimed has of huoded and
eighty feet Front Isvee street, and extends between
parallel lines hundred and forty feet toward the river
This the petitioner claims, being longer necessary for the
Of the pubc susceptible OF private ownership and she
prays the empsnneng OF OF riparian propretors TO
decide upon her claim.
MURDER CASE. Antonio Carcano. charged with the
murder of Christian Bey, examined Saturday before
Recorder Seuzeneau Bey stabbed the night Of
day the 7th instant in the Beer Garden Levee street,
Third Municipality. Several witnesses were examined, but
no testimony was adduced tending fix the crime Car
cano. The postponed until tomorrow, (Tuesday
| Foul MURpER.-The body Of white male child aged
about four months found in sack lying iii the street OF
Saturday The sack was partly covered with rubbish iron
which was hooked by picker who opened it.
discovering the body gave information The head OF thu
child was broken and mahed in dreadful manner, md thu
murder seemed to committed two three days
yous The Coroner held nQuest and the Jury rsndere
verdict that the chid had Been murdered ny some pesoh
| persOns unknown.
| MILITARY FusERAL.--The military of our city made
fine display yesterday the occasion of the funeral Of III
venerable p Alexandra Guo veteran Of 1914 ant
Lieutenant Of the Company of Orleans at the lines on tn
! | memorable 9th of January.
We noticed on the ground detachmens Of the Louisisn
Geys of The Tracy Blues and of the Orleans Guards, wit
all the officers of the staff and line Of the Warrington Beg
men The Battalion of Artillery the YaGers, The Catal
mans the Emmett Guards, and the Tralleurs. were ont
| considerable force.
Inc Escort was composed of the First Company Of Art
ery under the immediate command of Capt. Grvot, viii
hrsd the salute Capt Grivot also commanded the sevsI
corps OF the LEGION the whole being under the command
i Col. Wood. Wv '~-"''-N
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Exports.

GALVESTON-Per steamship Louisiana: ID bbls hhds
sugar 81 bb -four 9 do whisky. 123 .ks coffee, lao kegs
lard, TO SKIS n, ID hhds bacon.
LlVERPOOL-Persh ship North America 47O7 bales cotton
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Lady Sale: l765 bales cotton
HAVRE-Per ship Robt Harding: 2750 bales cotton.
TRIESTE-Per ship Lochnvar: 2G4 bales cotton. 50hds
tobacco.
NEW YORKPer ship Vermont: 1888 bales cotton. 60 hds
sugar. $50 bbs inoasses 38 do beef 32 kegs lard 4O bbs
pork.
BALTIMORE-Per ship sabetis: us bales cotton, 52i
bids 700 BIB mOas 773 do pork 81 do whisky, lis
bxs candles, M hides, 81 bales moss.
GENOA-Per bark Gypsy: 635 bales cotton.
KINGSToN-Per brig Morning Star: 80 bbs flour, 795
do pork, 200 kegs lard.
BELIZE (Honduras)-Per schr G B Mathews "A bbls 2
hhds 1876 bb pork, II do beef 10 do bread, 30 do
80 m 35 bbs four ~ hams bales tobacco 56 lard
Kegs butter. etc.
MONTGOMERY-Per steamer Pearl 70 hhis sugar, 2Sa
bb -four IN b0s mUssses ~ pork IL do viii KY Is bxs
cheese Is cks bacon, lI93 ks wheat, ID do coffee.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
GkKsCRNT OFFICE,

NlOhuay NdUrhlhk, December 10, N0l.
COtton--The market rather quiet on Saturday and
the sales only about $50 bales at. however, very firm
prices. The receipts of Saturday l0G2 and those of
yesterday, 1907 bales.
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Red River-The Alexandria Republican Of the
9Th says that Red River is at stand there. 1t is
now about two feet above low water. There is
rise of fifteen feet reported above. The boats above
the falls have commenced running again.
The Caddo Gazette of the 29lh ult. says
We have the unutterable qualification of inform.
ing the world and the rest Of mankind " that Red
River has risen four feet and 10 still rising. We
erred in stating last week that it falling Small
boats are expected in few days, and larger ones
in proportion.
Railroads.-The Minden Herald of November
9th says:
We know gentleman of this parish who is ready
to take ten miles of the railroad to lead from the
Mississippi, uia Minden, to Texas, SO soon as
charter may be granted.
Wild Pigeons.-The Louisiana Floridian of De-
cember 9th says:
We learn that the wild pigeons have roost in
the pine woods twelve miles east OF lireensDurg
Thousands are killed nightly by those living in the
neighborhood The numbers SO great that the
largest limbs torn off, and in wet weather even
the tall pines are overturned.
Incendiarism. Courier du Teche of Deem
her 9Th notices several ncendiay acts in that place
| and vicinity One YVES the burning of the sugar
house of J. d. Babneaux Insurance on buildings
| $4,000; on every hogshead of sugar $55. Another
| was an unsuccessful attempt 10 burn the variety
store of Mr.. Larbaletrer.
Criminals.-The Caddo Gazette of the 29th ult
says:
| The man Culp, who killed some one in DeSoto
parish about two years since, was brought up in
the stage to this place from Mansfield on Tuesday
and lodged in jail, to await his trial at the next
| term of the District Court in DeSoto.
| The slave Sam, convicted Of the murder of Mr..
| Bozeman in connection with the slave Jonas, was
executed on yesterday week in the yard of the Jail
in this place.
The New York Chamber Of Commerce. At a
meeting of this body on Tuesday week, letters were
presented from the Board Of Trade in Baltimore
and the Chamber of Commerce at Cincinnati and
| st. Louis, promising cooperation in taking mea-
sures for urging upon Congress the adoption Of
some measures for the relief of sick of the
United States in foreign countries. A memorial to
Congress was also read, asking an appropriation to
complete the light house of Sand Key, on the ouel
| Florida Reef, which was blown down in l649.
Testimonial to Mr.. Riddle.--It is said that some
of the Boston people intend to testify their appro
baton of the services of Edward Riddle, Egg late
U. S. Commissioner to the Worlds Fair, by pre-
sentation of a service of plate, valued at $4,000
The gift is alike creditabe to Boston and meri.et
by Mr.. Riddle.
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NOTICE-The undersigned has opened REAL
~ ESTATE, LAND AGENT and BRokER's OFFICE. He
will attend purchase sale and hiring OF Negroes, col
lecions Bonds Notes. Accounts. etc. etc,
" Prorptness" the motto. J. 5. YOUNG,
References-G d. P,entice Lou svile Jou nal w. n.
Halerman. Louisville Courier; William liughes. Louisville
A. Phelps, City Marshal. 81. Louis, Mo. dig 3m
NOTICE-Mr. James Wright having discon.
~ ,nued his interest in the firm Of JAMES WRIGHT
SON during the business Tor reasons which
no longer exist becomes in firm this day, and
sOlc the ine. of his friends and former patrons.
To correct a general msapprshanhon, it is proper TO
state tina, be has interest in any other house.
JANIS WRIGHT, I WRIGHT a. co.
New1i,isans Ia en,neI 1851 80
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GALVESTON-Per steamship Meteor: IA bales cotton Ia
Ar Mienbeger-sundries 10 MCDOWELL Mills &co-Gilde
meeser &co-r Z Pagan &co-and oder
NEW YoRk-Per ship Jessore; Assorted mdse.
NEW NORk-Per ship Westminster: Assorted ndse.
LlVERPOOL-Pef ship Esmaralda: Assorted mdse.
ANTWERP-Per ship Due de Brabant: Assd md.e.
BOSTON-Per bark Rainbow: Assorted mdse.
BALTIMORE-Per baik Albars: a, sorted mdss.
TAMPlcO-Per schr Jane Elizabeth $1,000 specie 10 Del
val lie Moreno70 bales saisapariia Tio-6 bales a'aI
TuTpn.
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Hews.l2do 30 bbs mola-es Henderson, Peale-Is do w
ss' H. !. Is II e1sa' ' Il SSd' s Ss
;ss Ssy s sss. .:. shs
K.nas Sd. suss ssSn.s bs III
Y1 I. E:,I a. . Ss
Sss: IT,. AZ !: 4 @ &: %s: S.
ss.ss ws sess GS;
s:: wiz $sm:
So-57 White Sc Ca BuehaSnon carroll acoT5a do
nsstF ~; s:assifs oists
Do f ssS Ps MsM ss"
hhds ,9baee SoG. Cock a.s. o G.ys
bews, Siis &co-iA bs. md.s Har seo@ToiaI. ssi5
S Azss g1Ts: s.Tsy SMsss "a
LeaS&co-s4 Brander Wills mshco-ss C NJ .Pneafd
ss ,SssDsws
a,,
.BAYoU sARA,Ps, s,eams, Gpsy:. 81 bale. cotton
Bsf.S ssswss%is f ss &c Me-
@.ess M fsys 81
sie'sO Wiiesee-s HsSssrsons rsasss % W jack @.
q & S hss
70 90 ks
rs. % fsNss %
Dc
3 hds I SS S
MOBME-Per Steamer Mobile: 81 bales cotton Cum
stpoiher& Bros. w. N'''''''' '''" 'n''
MEMPaIs-Psr steamer Aflop: 40 bales cotton Mac.
&soo4 baes COTTON heS S.f Gense aS
asn s%asg Ss Green wGd %os,
% Kelly GSnynsham scss4S Bradley Wilson sca-35 do
se8 wa rG Sss
"a sIg .,s5 M Wla %;7. Lowe bs
os5p bss pn' eos pss'
| ALEXANDRIt Pe, steamer Bee: "A bales cotton Ar
1S' Tssy A A. z
GsGs Il e 90 es %G' s
ddoIsVs a. AM e s, s1 S.sy
Ion f. ii, ssas
SrSiS o. T.. Ia n ~ co.'s q 6S
Motion &eos bb; ssEs do beef Faimei sS
Grove. DO f Eids so Bso eco
Isl bale. s ooiton fl'h'
HARD TIMEsMPst steamer 2" g. Na,ehez No 9: rs bales
a.aiis..is %SSss
HsveteR feowes asoos Baf set Sao 81
ao"es nttson 0cn-a4 y "
rnokahn eeopyo fS,eks AcoCsa u Garoi-G 20 Z
| s'1' O VA Tvs eU,oa,
.;Ss Mss 8 Sas
cos do " hhds sugar Hill, Mclean &co-14 do. 1874 bb
| mo,asse tammack Squires-loO do J Dsnnistonn-a
60 w ~ " harwii 90 boget Fney hveryIi5a DO
~ baes cotton ren3wes &coIAo ksane0lo L Lee-ls
Nusenl apo-oS w ar Jonas-Ss Byrne Sco1s DC
Ceaveland broa &eo0E5 Anderson Metcai-A DO Kelly
nonyngham Goo ,asey ha*kn1I51 mchse By
| icy &coE4o Wnghd " iams 0co-s II frersen gcoS3 d.
Roberts Med uga-Total, 40 bbs moasses TAD ba e
| cotton, % hhds sugar
| DONAI.DSOSVILLE-Per steamer Mary Foley: bale
Gerard &col0 hhds sugar, 3l8 bbls molases Bo
CERT. Foey avery-l6l DO binds sugar Paw Loht sc,
" ~ r. " y tse
do L. i Denns onn--a0 10 III r TbomnsonHSo do i Wi
i,smsNS do Brand Landry-3o do Hasus in bbaut"
10 do Mason Nco-4l bbis moaases BeIoco-35 do
NiiIken-ToIa bslss cation II7 hhds sngar ia barrs
| molossr. 49,
PORT IIUDSON-Per steamer Ophela 2l3 bales cot on
IS hid sugar IL 5b molases Oakley Hawklna-62 do D
&c. G W mgn mh'M M Meols enae.soh p reas
Iv;.ns ell ii F,a,ssn l. cn2i NIX 90 RnLlsy T. o.
NnonH,G 10 W. T. ne,, nV ei Rrn = S,sb
A Al Wright &eo-lO9 do 100 bbs moIasses Byne
IS ~ % Fe-I9 90, ia balls cotton X shaw &co-E
hhds McR e, Cotfman &co-26 do Eel ow Gco--
Do. 5alea cotton, " OBJ, moasses Gerad &co-a q
MeKes Rnikiey GEMS a. Il hhds suea1 Lowe psttsor
NcoTa G95 aes co ion 81 hhds u 4 bbIs mola
RAV0II sARAPs, se,me, St f,ha,ss. Il b,ss co,,o
IL iassn & - ,, A. li;, ba.r.,. NJ !. .pll Ioy
~ - % a. ~, &c 'e H. u INis
GoN L. Lee-S Nay bos sno nts.1n pI-
60 q A. ,ns scoss PSos 4 H,p,isnnMsl Nora IA
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stokes,s European Circus,

CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND PoYDRAs STREETS.
rTHis EVENING, 9Th three
Il a Mr.. W. r. WALLET, Clown
appearance engagement light, only, Of
CARROLL FAMILY, cslnprIkng gTeates Equesians
Eqaeatriepues Dancer, etc. counIy -
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CRRsCENT OvvICu.
Monday Momins. December Is. 1851.
Cleareh aafm rey 0Vs


Monday Morning. Decsmber Is. ISL
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Louisiana. Lawess. Galveston and Indanola.
chip r., Worth y! psas tvsss %ss:
s sS,D RSss Ms1pS ss
Ship Vermont, Di,moIs, NewYOrk. GW Hynson
Rds M9n1f stp fe KsssoG a. Deter Geo
Steamer PEARL BOardman. MOntgOms via Mobile
Steamship Meteor Forbes from Galveston 18th inst. to Har
Bsn ste Dss de
Ship Wesminssr. shapter ii days Gom New ok to Dud
Ship Esmarnds MeManu. from Liverpool 9th November.
Ship Leavtt storer, Garcia 20 days from Wadobsough.
Ship y: ss Cobb i dss' from SewYort VIM
Ship BaltimGIean Robertson. 10 days from NswYUk to
Br ship Jenny Land Card from NewYork 18th November.
s, ballast e %asera NIX ki0s. IL. Glib inst, in bal,
Ship Jenrss. Dennsou, from Hamburg 18Th October.
Hamburg bark P.ts Godeney Decker. So days from Ham.
p bark Juann Pa days from Vera Cruz. 10 ballast.
Bark Is days from Boston, to Oeas'
Bark aibsr. Panrou. Is days from Baltimore ballast.
Bark Mary Broughion, Prior q days from Baltimore, in
ballast, to J II Ashbidge Gco-2d my.
p brig Cro Eperte days from Vera Cruz, IN ballast, to
Brig John Wilams Gooipesd from Vera Cruz 9Th inst. in
ballast, nasteT-lst my.
chr Newton Lodge. 10 days from Vera Cruz, in bas. to
sohr jane Elizabeth Simmons IL days from Tampico
master.lst my. -
sun lat, It to i & Roger, aeo-is my. '' 'N
Caddo No tnewJ. Gf aSy from i: Louisville.
Alton. Greenlaw, from Memphis.
Bee, Berkshire, from Alexandria
Naiehez No q. Leathers, from Hard Times
fecla, l.0dwick, from Fort Adams.
Yorktown No2, Myers, from CINCINNATI.
Lexington, Mather, from Louisville.
Lewis w bitenan, Andrews, from Cincinnati,
Mary Foley, Dalfieres, from DOnaldsonville.
Mobile. POST from Mobile. "a
s. Charles, Appegate, from Bayou sara
st Louis, Taylor, from st Louis
Ophelia, Gordon. from Pon Hudson.
Rosa, GTeg, from Cincinnati.
Gipsy, Ure from Bayou sara.
DB Mosby. Power, from Yazoo City:
Cherokee. Miiken. from Tennessee River.
Empire. Meekin. from Louisville;
Uncle sam, Van Dusen from st LOUIS
M Niles, Irwin, from Cincinnati.
New Lai0na, Landry. from Baton Rouge.
DR. Batey, Wilson, from Donaldsonvile
Towboat AngloSaxon, Porter, from the Passes-brough
ships Havana. Jenasss and Jenny Lno' DIRK Zee
Towboat Phenx, Crowel, from the Passes-towed dov
and TO on the 10th INST. ships Mozart and Ameh
big Brothers, schr Robt Spedd-n-brought ship b.
timorean bark Juanita, brig John Williams, schis Jan
| Elizabeth and Newton.
Towboat Hercules, LaPlace from the Passes-w.nt dow
sht-brought up ship Leavitt Storer, barks AIDES an
Towboat Ocean. MoDanies from the Pas.es-towed dow
and to the 9th inst, ships Osb1ms and vandala
| Towboat Anglo American. knehadt from the Passes
oved down and to the 9Th inst, shps Jas Come
Berlin and scbr Mary Elen-br0ught up ships EsmeFa
| da, Westminster and brig Giro.
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ON ST. CHARLES STREET, OPP0sITk PRRDIDO.
THE GREAT FRENCH TROUPE msks their appearance
i THIS EVENING and continue iurng this week. Th'z
larges. and complete Crcui estab,hent
~ Doors open bsErast 6; to at O'Clock.
tzg- Day Performance every SATURDAY at 10 O'Clock.
ofce 10 until O'Clock, where chairs
Isxe dzhrr IN
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Great Excl &c mentS
THE celetrated MAZDA hE LAMONT, Museum
kewfork. has city
and holds her daily The the 80 Crsu
PeGo and Poyrs the reception
who wish be informed Of Wonderful Revelations
fc principles PhenoogJ and Pamsry The fact OF her favor
able and prediction Mile Jenny Lind. uring
Nwoean created gestss end
The long Madame Hinos
and her with Eastern Mag have her the
knowledge possessed elss in thu
t9y Persons having important law pending W ind
their advantage give her call.
Cy- Nine stay being limited, she reduced hs
nrirex To SOC. pr Iauie, andS for Gentlemen rS6 n
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STEAMBOATS,.

50 \, DOnaIdsonviIe Packet.Ihree Times Q
L6&S<T Week.-fhe steamer CADDO J. Dimitsy.
master, will leave New Orleans tor the above
place. as follows:
Returning, will leave Donatd onvile-
TUESDAY. A. N. THuRspAr.6 A. N. SUNDAY, A. Y.
For freight and passage, apply on board, or to
d, sn sAA RSsss sSSbSs H. As..
xU---. fo5 nosiir-Daay z; 5. .Aa.l Ltre-
RIDA Giberson. d ulsssr. ' ssd CaaFoKN1A
Ensign mssef lhavrg been hut expressly es the Laks
will the Poncharlan Railroad daily, The
ARRIVAL at s Lake Of the O'Clock P. 4. and afx
rx- Inc Mail Bag for Mobile will hereafter leave u
iei6 : - n. GEDDEs. Agent. 10 Bank Place.
az >. Canal Line Steamer ST. CHARLNs-
s GRAaLEs 1 T. sa.s soas %.:s.
but expresy for the Late trade with good accnmmoda-
ons yl aye he New Es9a sn5 P2pIsssGain 9,.!.osd
ing. Mobile, Biloxi, Mssslpp City, Pass Chss-
DAY MORNING. For freight passage. apply on
MS R. GEDDEs. Agent. 10 Bank Place.
e. - Canal Line steamer NiOBiLE.-Wmtsz
LG&E8-T Arrangement-For Mobile, Bay st. Louis,
Pass Christian. Mlssislppi, iy sdo1 and Pa
Post. built Tor the Lake uade good
%ESSEspA snd n f snf EvEsfs sss '
and s Psnshisn hsS s On the M Of s
TUEsDAY and Friday MuRSiSGs, vi. "a. cssss.
ian, Pa,cagoaIa and Bay 81. Louia Freight received
The last barge for the boat viii leave the FaFshouse
promptly al ~ O'Clock. Wednesday and Sainsdsy.
The way Letter Bag for the boat will the oihcs u
| O'clock r. SEDDES, Agent,
| Mo 4; 10 BANK Placo.
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Dancing Acad e IN v.

,.,. Dancing Academy.
E$AE kR hr p. CLlSStf respectfully informs the ladies
XK gentleman of EewOrleaus that hs Dancing Academy
5S open No. lz5 Poydras street. between ST. CnsrIs,
~ and CaTun,elet Streets where be will teach all the
fashionable Dances vogue.
Glass gentlemen rom hnfppst TIL TO- night.
Dizziness VI the head entirely cured IN walzng. MIA Sm
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G.. II A.
l. ROSIERE, corner of Common and ST. Charles streets,
No. 81 Professors of the noble art of geid.fence. nl
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~ a New Orleans and bayou sar. Packei

r. n New Orleans and bayou sara Packet
La4f@s4Ss steamer At. CI1ARl.ko-rbe new, super
and swift running pack Steamer
ST. CHAhLE-, Samuel AppesaIe, master, Tin place Of
the steamer Luba,l will commence he's EDNE5-
DAY EVENING. the is.h NovembeI, as o,slock. snd
clocs, 2. M, on WEDNESDAYS. Retu rnug, leaves
Bayou Mondays aud Thursdays, aInya oil
the TIE confidence placed boat,
and STRICT attention gill be paid all Entrusted
MS T. B. SMITH poydYas n
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ADJUSTMENTS.


MONDAY December l5-5econd o
u ~ Hssyy-CHA RI Es widenisn in
the part OF Ofetts Mr.. Disust in the p.r King
~ Performance to coma at quarter ~
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AUCTION SALES.
j. Il. CARRERAS'
AUCTION STORE,
L Al CoNTl STREET.
Ill Merchandise rec,ived sth for auction
n OF Private Sale.
~ attention will be paid TO outdoor saleao Csrgoes
Household Furniture, etc.
Liberal advances mads n'oees0f Goods when derorsd
o be sold at auction. le1 6m
4 D. w. 4 F. BELDEN, -
N No. ChaI:res street.

M D. w. & F. BELDEN, -
EA No. Char Tres street.
Beaver Hats, Angola Hats.
Moleskiu Hats. Fash. and B. b. Brush Hats.
Cashmere Hats. Black and Drab Plain Hats.
Silk Hats. Dab aver Hats.
All coiors Wool Mex. Hats Opera Hats.
White and Black Soft French Hats.
Drab and Blue Soft French Hats.
Black and White Brush Mex. Hats.
Black and White Planters Brush Hats.
Black, Brown Drab and Green Fur Mex. Hats.
Boys Silk and Angola Hats.
Boys Fur and Wool Hats.
Boys Fine Brush and Cassimere Hats.
Black and Pearl Wool Negro Hats.
Glazed California and Sou Westers.
Mems and Boys Cloth Caps. Otter, Seal and Musk Caps
I" Plush " Hair Seal -
Army - Silk and Cotton Glazed -
Silk and Bingham UMBRELLAS.
The above comprises of the largest stock of good
in our line DO found in the Southern country, and being
direct from mandatory in NewYork, wa can offer in
Judgements to purchasers both in quality and price, which
they will ascertain by giving US call.
dl lm3p ID. w. Il F. BELDEN, ChartYes st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-15

THE Comedy pry," Bailel
i "JutEns6t and La Msjai sevls" ard hs
Comic Farce Of Po Of Honor MONDAY
performances Cofoedy Of PAUL. PRY-Pau
Py, Mr. Holland; Colonel, Nr Bass Harry, Mr. Wdghi; Mrs
au0te phebe g. Howard. After which.
Bale; of JUDGMENT OF PARS-Vsnise, Mime honpssiri
Mons he folov. ~ another Ballet Of La
MAJA De SEVILLA-Ln haa, Nine Honplais snpporiel ~
honpIsisr ud Ballet conci1ds win The
Face Of POST OF HOSOR-Lobus Mr. Holland.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-15

Passengers
Per stsamahip Meteor from Gayeston-J Reed. lady
servant Mis-, Price, Mrs Randall, mrs John Compton, Mr.
Guest D Walker AID daughter, iiill. Weym99nt
Goddard Randall, Garthwait-and on deck.
Per ship Due de Brabant, from Antwer9-2OA seerage.
Per shin E.mayaldo, from LiverpoOl-3D s,eeragei
Per bark Peter Godeflroy from Hamburs-a97 steerage