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CHAGRES-Per steamship Philadelphia: bxs gold dust
ssii2 Simpson &co-si760 + Danziger-saT C NJ CLARK
$50 w l. Gushing &co4 bulls fruit Armstrong, Lawr4son
&co.
HAVANA-P Per steamship Georgia: 3I5 bxs sugar Chas
Becher &co-l box Hill do sitanton-l do Fhomp.
son &co-l do II Porer-l do Price, F osi &co-3 do
Geddes-2 do Kirg-l trunk Harnden's Exrsss-5 cases
u w Jones' trunks Brus owl case Musng & Banes-
do PAY HarIson-lo do II Carey-l do Leighton
do K Ga.rollGl pkg L Gomez ! do . Bonio
GALVESTON-PeT steamship Gohe IL bales cotton to
Wright. Williams &co-61 bales deerskns Bonner & Smith
-sundrl.s order.
CARDlFF-Per ship Hy Won Gagen: 1915 bars railroad
iron order.
NEW YORK-Per ship Gaena: Assorted mdse
RATTAN lSLAND-Per bark Mary Parker: Fruit to
order.
to order
BAYOU SALLE-Per schr A Floweriet: % tons Goa
O Wi khan
.PENSAGOLA-Per schr Powhattan: rs hides Hurley
do kennedy-5O 900 feet lumber, q, 900 las, 2OO u
sash doors Simpson.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Maria: % GOO # lumber. order.
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LIVERPOOL Per ship Cairo 1880 bales cotton.
NEW YORk-Per ship Caledonia Brauder: 279 bales
cotton, liU hhds tobacco, "a hhd 700 bbs flour, 99
ibis ls t do pork SO 34 bb 1893 kegs ad 10 BIB
ropeculungs, bdls skins 10 pkgs mdse
NEW foRk-Per ship Al anc: 1898 bales cotton. 80
hhds tobacco 50 bales 81 do deerskns 100 do hair
cks hams 80 shou der "a bbs pork, ISL ties 20 bbs 1908
Kegs lard hbs OIL 10 cks coppeI 50 rolls leather 81 bAs
candles, i9I hides, 81 pkgs mdss $40, 900 specie
PHlLADELrlitA-Pers ship Thomas W atson: bbls 27s
hhds 1853 bbls IVA bis lard 3U7 cotton
10 bales pelries Dbl beeswax, % bbs nails AZ
pkgs mdse.
CHARLESTON-Per bark Cherokee 175 bbls hhds
sugar. 1873 hhds bacon. So bbs lard 81 bbs WHISKY
do pork SKIS Sc d, 70 pkgs mdse.
BARCELON A-Per bark Maypo: ll60 bales cotton 2NC
stoves.
HAVRE-Per bark Theoxana 1870 bales cotton. % bbs
castor oil, 5000 slaves.
HAVRE-Per bark Brothers 1878 bales cotton 8 pkg,
mdse, 200 slaves.
BOSTON-Per bark Willism Henry: 547 bbls pork Is.
do beef 3l7 I bb l3 h do 1874 kegs lard 81 hhds ham
"a bd matng u hds sugar, " bbs oil, so do lard OIL
pkgs mdse.
MAfAGORDA-Per brig Eis 1000 bbls corn so bbl
potatOes, 100 Kegs lard.
SAN JUAN-Per brig ApalachcoIa: Ballast.
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MORE FUGITIvEs ARREsTED.--Two black men,
alleged 10 be fugitive slaves from franklin, PEN
deion county, Virginia, were apprehended at their
residence, near Brownville, pa and brought be.
fore The United States Commissioner, NJ. w. IT.
win, on Monday evening. One of the fugitives
had been residing in Brownsville for six years. and
the other for two years. The Uniontown Demo-
crat says it understood that the freedom of the
alleged fustives had been purchased for $500.
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The brig Sea New dispatched from New
York for Liberia, on the 14th,by the New FORK State
Colonization 5.,cety. She had on board fifteen
emigrants. t. next expedition under the auspi-
of the Socyy will sail on the LIST of Septem-
Der next, when upwards of one hundred persons
will embark.
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The brig Charlotte, bound to Havana lying in
the stream, was struck by lightning on the 10Th
instant The lightning struck her fore-top gallant
mast, cut forestry, and split FORE top-mast. She,
however, sustained no serious damage, and pro-
18th instant.
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l. TEAS eyefoiiered 10,
sale III this 1ity .tnd az lower
pri res. These TEAs are 4
the Ia est importation, and
Ofthe most cbnice qul'itie.
grown in ihine, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of FAM
lies they are pui up IN
small quantities IN well se-
cured metallic packages, 50
as 80 psesei We their I'm
GRANGE AS long ms in the
chests.
cT"CitY retail dealers.
country merchants, steam
boats. ships and hotelssup-
piled with ever dnscrip-
ton of TEAS, inchests, half
chests, " ID and q ID box
ages ii desired.
ia97 t,rn A
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Lieut.. W. Smith, OF the Typographical Corps
oil Engineers, has been attached to the United
States and Mexican Boundary Commission, and
ordered to Washington to report to Col Graham for
that service
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Martin Farquhar Upper, the English poet,
came passenger in the Asia. He is staying at the
Astor House, where he has already been called
upon by scores oil the New York literatt.
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CRYSTAL PALACE ETIoUETTE.-The follow
ing ominous inscription is displa yed in the Crys-
tai Palace
Das rauchen wird nicht erlaabt.
- Il est pas permIs de tuner.
Non permesso di tumare
90 No permit do umir.
Nan he permti0 lunar.
No ms Al -
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MORALS OF New YoRK.-It appears from a
report of the Police Department of New York,
that the total number OF arrests made in that city
for various crimes, since 18th July, 1S45 five
years. is l44,364.
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The hard money clause, strongly urged as an
Indispensable feature in the new Constitution of
Ohio, by number of the late Convention, did not
eret
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List of Vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.
Nv. Won dagern L'tie Greyhound -.

IN In the First municipality designated in the following
be by ml The Nos commence at The Railroad and run np'
Steamboat Land
ing being tlnboal Landing (m3I,
Railroad No. Wharf
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lNDIANA-Per Walters. Devern's and Bailys boats:
lis bb pork 100 BIS do 400 sacks curn do wheat
-rso board aud order
INDIANA-Per3 boats: 21O0 bbs potatoes and apples,
rs sks oats Hugh UOnnelly &co and order
INDlANA-Pe Shuler boats l25, 900 lbs pork, 800
kegs lard, 900 bush corn $40 do Twiche &co.
CINClNNATI-Per Collins boat: 400 bbls flour Nc
Gr.gor Sco.
OHiO-Per McLennan's boat: $50 bbIs whisky, 30 bbls
-four order.
INDI ANA-Per Aberts boat: loco bbls ear corn. 700
bush wheat TO owner board.
ILIINOI Per Williams boat 49, lbs pork 200 bbls
lard john Hurley.
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schoOna-s.


PLANTATION DRUG STORE-The sub
scrber would respectfully call the attention of n
planters. physicians and Others, 10 his stock Of DRuGs
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, etc, all of which-being w
selected with great care and recently receyedwil, IA
ne doubts be found examination, satisfactory
CARDS qualify AID the prices shall be low of any
simiqr estab ishment in the city.
NS Th Ie,sTp,,ons caeIuhy proponnded'
teas In corner Camp and Pnydras SIS.
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POkI OF NEW ORLEANS.
upr aso 81 so"N-LoSelrupr soo Win Time ca.
CRESCENT OFFICE, !
Monday MoruIng. March "a. 1851.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Mornng, March "A, 1851.
Cleared Saturday.
Ship Cairo Loring. Liverpool, Gifney L. Lowell
ship Caledonia Brandef, Rowland, NewYork,
n Ashbridge geo
Ship Atlantic, Rose. NewYork, 10 Woodruff Nco
Snip Thomas WATSON Lyle Philadelphia. q Meeker
Bark Cherokee, Getty, Charleston, 81 4 y l. Levy
81 bark Maypo. Berram, Barceona. Lapeyre Haspe
Bark Iheoxana, borland. Have, l. Htale
Bark Brothers, Laihrop, Havre, l. "A Gale
Bark NJ m Henry. Robinson. Boston, Drew L. Weston
Brig ElLs Mills Matagoria, John Alexander
Brig Apaachicoa, jenkins, San Juan, VIM Dewey
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nR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Suygeoa, would
- announce to the citizens OF this city and Its ~
vicinity that he prepared to attend tn all bnsne-ss Snfr
in his line entrusted to his care Ir Elliott hoIes {FyA
his long experience a Veterinary Surgeon will in.-<-
him large business he spent nine in the Vee
rlnary College o France. five in Prussia and the last
five in this city with success. The Doctor S
chages are from 81 TO SO upon any durable disease.
Advice gra,is.
The Doctor is to be found at all hours Of tie day and
NIGHT n raIrersall's Stables. ST. Oh ii les street.
81 FAMILY HORSES. well broke, always on hand
a 2rn
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TERRIBLE DEATn.-We learn from the tele.
graph that Mr.. Clay was smOlhered with kisses
by The lades' al New York. This melancholy
event took place on Monday evening. None of
The otfanders have been arrested. PROV. Journal
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Arrived.
Steamship Georgia, Lieut. Porter, from New ork Ilh inst
via Havana 10 hours, 10 Jennngs-Ist my.
Steamship PhIadelphla Brown from Chagres, to Arm.
strong. Lawrason &eo-La ayette
steamship Globe, Thsmpson, from lndanoa Galveston
18th Inst 10 Harris u MoTgan-A my.
bTem ship lily Won Gasentn Relmer, from Cardiff wv ae)
I'd Jan, TO master-Lafayette.
ship Galena, Leavett, ID days from NewYork, ID Cohen
list my
Bark Mary Parker. Aud, sdays from Rattan island to
ma-ter-lst my.
Brem brig Regus Hansweke 50 days from Rio de janet
to master-Pont.
schr Flowerfet, Strong, days from Bayou Sale to
schr Powhattan Caro- days from Pensacola, to MASTER
Basin.
Sehr Maria, Johnston days from Pensacola, to master
Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Banner OF Attskapas, Maggah. from st Martinsvile.
belle Creole. Bennett, from Nazoo City.
crescent. Young, from st Louis.
Delta, Bhckeu, from Cincinnati.
Flora, Bassett, from VerDilion.
Fashion, Remer. IRON Mnlen.
Gem, Snapp, IRON Memphis.
Indiana, Carpenter, from lneinnati.
Josiah Lawrence. Carlisle, from st Louis.
i.atona Hunt, from Ouachua.
Montgomery, Estes, ifom Princeton.
Peytona, Sbalcross, frnm LOUISVILLE
Sultana, Gable, from St LOUIS.
st james. Power from Ihlbudaux.
storm, Hopkins. from Camd n
nce sam, Van Du ell from Louisville.
w a Violet, GWartney. IRON Grenada.
Iowboat Conqner, ndrews from the Passetowed dowG
and to the 18th inst. ship Rich ard alsop, bark
Wright Jr and Cbas ThompsOn-brought up ship Galent
and bark Mary Parker.
Towboa Persian Pnnegar, from the Passes-owed do WI
and 10 the oln inst, ship May Flower, bark Brit
liant and scbr l. + K, gers-brought up ship lily Won
Gagern and brig Regulus.
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"ANTED-The undersigned wishes to pur.
w chase ONE HUNDRED SLAVES, for which the
highest prices will be paid Those who slaves for sail
will please call the undersigned at his office ISL Gravie,
| street. tdl9 II J. w. BOAZMAN
ITO RENT - The undersigned having deter.
mined 10 to the copetry Wishes to rret -
story Brick Dwelling, III Grod street. La
tanning nine rooms shower bah pantry and closets has
fine front and side yard. well paved aud with han some
shubery This abshment has recently been eegan H fur
nshed with the best furniture all of which will
sold at great bargain. Apply on the premises. Or at 81
Camp street. tela II
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OTYICk,
Monday Morning. Marcel, "a. 49,

COtt0n-The Arctc's news being quite due Saturday
and hourly looked for by telegraph there less nqsrv 10
the Cotton market, and the sales confined about OO
bales, though at full rates.
mn n arTke
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I N
OF Dyspepsia in all its iormsueh the headache heartburn
hubual acdy appetite athma
inciplen debility
lever and 10 heat ageRni diseases a
ing from lmperiec digestion, deTanged ion the Moc
II also exec ent ey AMI surpassed by medicine IN
10 the following
Professor "A. a. HAYES. NJ D., State Assayer;
FirzHENRY HOMER, Esq. Boron;
las Z; HUNK Ecu CIV T easurer, Boston;
Hon. dYhoN bawRkECE, Pres Mass. Ssni'e;
ton L. u ARNOLD, formerly Governor oil Rhode Island
Hon. WIN, WoopBRIpsE formerly Governor of Mich
lion J = MoRsHEAD, formerly Governor of Kentucky
Hon F.. SIMMONS, u. s. Senator from Rhode Island !;
Hon AMt :; paELrs. u g. senator from vermont
Hon. SoLoMoN FooTE. member of Congress from VI;
non 4 y. FOSTER, member OF Congress from Penn a;
TN ~, H. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wscoh-
Ten A. Z. DopGE, memherin Congress from Iowa;
STOWE tsd, Clerk the House OF Representv's
80 uRowBRIDGE, ESD. Detroit, Mlch;
SEo. w JONES Esq, Surveyor General, dubuque Ia
JOSEPH HoxIE, ESQ, ~ Wall street, N wYork
Many other ND 'iu Of The highest liability eau be
TO- wno VIII conh all that has been favor OF es 9,ayaoe
EEL. BATES AUSTIN Whelesaie Druggists No
% nercnants Row, Boston General gents.
For sale by J. WRIGHT & 90, ISL Charities st.
- rice VI per bottle ak bottles 10 IS.
~ CAUTloN-Each bottle Genuine oxygsnated Biters
VII nave me OUTSIDE wrapper printed EngSh French and Spin
IN WIN ue sgoatare OF Geo Green, Propne upon Thie
stt and IN Nulon hne rayei lsbe uon the tnp ct m
ho e Sn ns Agns ue 81 Reel Ba Austin who are the 'e
General gsn'l, aud to whom all order. a'feasrd
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COAL.

THE THOMPS ON COAL YARD. StCharles
street, corner Julia substitute subscribe! having
purchased this old established ard and laid ffeah supply
of Coal prepaed deyer in lots to suit TO h,s trends
SURG, ANTHRACITE, ENsLIsH AND AMERICAN CAMEL
Coat. JOHN g. BROWER.
No II Camp ,all 6ul3p
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IefVe tVefy
kH An Omnibus leaves Canal and Charres street every
quarter Of hour tor the Depot
mill If 3i2p }. w. SMITH, Superintendent.
GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
~ 80 packages GLASS LAMPS;
~ - LANTERNS, great variety Of patterns
and slzes which offered trade manufacurers
prices. [mhlsl E.WOOD PERRY, IS Magazine Of.
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EdNcNfiO1l.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.

OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.
THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
INSTITUTION presents to the parents guardians and the
phanthrnpic, liberal for finished dncaon than
has been offered by any other Lii Institution in the
country the payment OF one hundred dollars in advance
script will beissued which entities the holder have whole
family Of boys educated without further charge for
and tor the payment of five hundred dollars script
will be given entns the holder and his legal representatives
to have perpeua y scholar in the Institution.
The high literary character Of the Faculty. well the
heahnes of the location, and the moral training OF the
de, makes it Of The desirable institutions Of the
South for the education of our youth.
For particular ormaton relative to the Institution, appi
be made eli her OF the undersigned who the
authorized Agents for Louisiana:
j. M. w. pICTON, 1853 Carondeet st.,
j. G DUNLAP. "a Camp st.,
fel0 3m w. P. CAMPBELL, 81 Gravier ct,
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Crescent Book ano 1sb }se. .t,ns @taee.

n The propers the ally aud Weekly Crescent respect
fully inform their friends and the ubct they have recently
additions their Jot rssbl shment
placed under charge OF Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM, ha,
been long this city gentlemen Of high capabilities in
the The material OF the office being complete nearly
all new, they prepared to execute all kinds Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
s the least possible delay and without disappointment
who favor them with Particular attention will
given o the printing of LAWYERS, BRIEFS
BILLS OF LAnINa, INSURANCE BLANKS,
HEADS, NOTARIAL AND CT KRKs' BLANKs.
BOOK HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT
DRAY RECEIPTS. POSTERS HANDBILLs,
RECEIPTS, CARDS ETC. nTC
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY,
Sunday Evening. March 20. 1851.
Arrived since Friday, per Peytona, Uncle Sam,
Josh Lawrence. Crescent Storm 252 Beef Cattle 872
Sheep, Cows, AZ Calves.
. -PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE Western ............... safe " h net
non. 10 MARKET
s. UOGD 80 ~ W head
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300 cRArEs CRoCKERY wAaE.

'EOtfE HI IL with an immense stock OF GLASS
l. AND CANA WARE, imported expressly Tor orr
the trade of Louisiana, Texas, ssppi, Arkansas, NJ n
EAand Tennessee, already and landing, and (U
NJ large shipments constantly arriving from Liver -
WI pool aud the which offered 10 country
- me chants at the lowest market pr.ces. ~
"a MUEL e. MOORE & co. No. 81 Camp street,
Con'rnon streets iaSl b2m
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AUCTION SAL Els.
Furniture. Furniture Furniture
by j. M. WEYMOUTH. Auct,r.

Furniture Furniture Furniture |
BY j. M. WEYMOUTH, Auct'r.
htae Commercial Ere"se corner stehsres and PsTdo
M several handsome Mahogany Bsd'd, valued from $50
Several fin double division Armoirs. s25 $50
s1 s "s sS p.t !. Win n s
yse, of Mahogany Hair Cloth and Cans Seat Chairs
Three fine Boos-csse Secretaries Of different syiea
Also sses spasd @ Moss MAUI. and shuct
narsse together variety Of common Furniture, China and
Also Cooking Stove. in good order mh74
Clothing. and Hats.
BY j. b. BLACHE a. CO.
MONDAY March q. a, 10 ocos.- be sold at 'tsr aue-
a. Ss:,o sS ss.s.s f s.Ts mb
and Modern Missrs, at Auction.
BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
and TSGspAY s,s"ss MARI. y CD r. :. hall.
is .osn i'd SPECIMENS OF ART. sesnovsdsei
Europe The ready for Inspection nhl9
Genteei Household Furniture, on HevIa, fourth
door from GirOnde street.
BY WA. p. SCOTT, Aucti0neer.
a ady leaving city the entire
aSss md
Utensils crOcksry and Gass~as Bsdng one good Panoor'e,
n3- sae positive. Term. cash on delivery mia
BY r. H. PETiITPAIN. ''
TUESDAY March IS. viii be sold, 10 O'Clock, his auction
l. rooms, No. Canal
4 "A Bleached Cotton;
| do Madras H4t,dkerchiefs;
l do English Prnta;
1 do. Fog sh Drilling;
And N of Sc s1natle Dry Goods NH
Succession Of Thomas N. Boyian. 80. Deceased.
BY LEWIS FLORANCE, Auct'r.
Office 81 Grdu,er street.
TUESDAY. March Is, $751; at 10 O'Clock be .nhs
by and n pa tyanc Of J N
Lea Judge Of The seco.d District Court Of New
January 1851 and Of Mrs e. Boyan
p Kennedy Administrative her deceased husband Thos. N.
/ Boylan, the following described SLAVES, to
| DI X, ag, about q years. first S-vedore.
HOUSTON, aged n years first Slevedore.
| Terms cash.
before John Claiborne Notary Public the expense
| of the purchaser. mh2l
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SaERMANS
NEW PATENT
7 R \! Y s s
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERM ANENT
q " R IT,.

kT This Truss entirely different om all Others IN form
and principle OF acton consequently effect possessing all the
advantages, while it ia ire IRON the OH attributed 10
The kinds heretofore The sure is moss
natural being comparatively light in bad huUures b
ulasd and oughi directly the MIA,
ugs thereby sffo din, secn,i s mes, under the
most exerci by when tei by the p0psip-
tor, sk'ul Surseoa the weaver Is pla ell beyond the
OF Sang nntoo, any other painful danser0us
synpoms which 1t the oil O. .usse
ia practices tor afietet with tsesn'a,
select Tiuss and apply II them eves IL bad and
dangerou practice, which b only by those who
Understand natomy, and familiar with the naur- OF
Rupnres Let be cred frnss may b.
injurious ii it does the form Of Rupture ps to,
proper htted Tbereiore, have concluded 10
form No AGENtES. but 10 sell ant spply the rru-s only
al m, otbce 7o st ChARLss srREsT, eewOvie,nA
O6srye the slsn OF III ~ oves the door. nhli LIDS
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THOMASTON LIME-Landing, 1000 casks
t,ssh meadow Rock Lise, of brig Ellis. direct
ALFRED KEARNY 90.
mhit ,c- n Msssxias sLrs<ts
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70 CA UTION!<O
PERSONS X pTURED should be awae that they have
no security against STRANGuLATED HERNIA
with all Its horrors. bat in u properly constructed
and well adaptel X II
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NOTlCE-The following described Drafts have
been lost. Payment has been stopped. The inde will
oblge by leaving them at this otfce phake Drifting s
1851. sight, for $50: = c. Daniels d. aft Watt Il e.
Saules dated Rodney Miss January, 1851 in favor Of R.
N Fetherston'h Co. and by them endorsed for $40 S.
mhlU
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chests 2 ID and ID boxes with the small metallic pack.
ages, it desired.
iaT FIN A. n. DONALDSON. J,upoy.es,
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JrAsT INDIA HAIR DYE coEors the Hair skin-
T. Any person, BY occasionally using this Dye ,eep his H
Whisksrs dark shade perfectly black TINS Dye
~ the ceebrstei Chemist Dr. COMsTpCR, author OF
Cn.acs Chemistry Philosophy, AMI by him wrrrntsd
Hair injurng beast,
the SKIN. is sold in New resns only by
mill en- J WRIGHT & co. l5l Ghartres st.
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT ELASTIC
SHOULDER BRACE

cy~ Sold only at 10 ST. CHARLES STREET.
Observe the sign of the To- the door.
To the Narrow Weak Chested, the Stoop Ronnd
Shoutere the Brace is Of value. Parents, lock
your children! They neeA support while grwns Welt
improve their health bad habit.
tS- Ladies fitted al MRS. SHERMAN'S, a Naysdes
street. mh4 ivd&W
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DR.. BANNING'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOB ACCO-The subscribers have constantly IN hars
aud for suit ssers, Cuba Havpna orda
Mason County Kentucky Tennessee Missouri w RAP
PERS AND Fill ERS. Also-Tobacco 10 hhds. an.
baes selected tOr the Mexican market and for plantation
TURNER y RENSHAW,
~ Tobacco baled to order. fei ly
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC
1eH Warehouse,
NO. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.

THE largest nssort,nrn OF GR ZEN and BLACK
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-24

HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN and SHORTS
Constantly in and fer sale lots to suit purchasers
by ]. GARLAND " co.
fet isIy lOl TchUupito ulas street.