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REAL ESTATE GENERAL AGENCY,
90 Grayier street.
II WELLlNG HOUSES FOR SALE-A large
- and handsome Dwelling in the upper part of the -
Stables. etc !i;iSH
Two comortable Houses on st. Joseph street.
Three large Brick Houses on Dauphin street.
api6 lw F. X S1IUTHNAYD
FOR SALE or BARTER for Dry Goods and
Groceries-i2O0 ACRES SUGAR CANE LAND in
Texas, Iu tied the C0orao River about miles abuye
the town OF Matasura. For fur her appy n
the subscriber, al "a Grsvier stree. '' -
ap'0 I'm JACOB sORIA, Notary Public.
EOR SALE-A certain piece of Ground, SO fee,
front Bay st. Louis and about 40 acres deem AMI
about acres fit Tor cultivation Garden, with very supe
nor s0i-about acres being fenced in. On the same -
property there is one story FRA'lE HOUSE with Esl
four apartmensOne fit for Grocery Store, and ear
attached to the house meaAuring 30 feet front by ga The
interior OF the building is substantially finished witt
iyngned and eroove boards, and panied Also one sory
bhITChEN with two apartments and good Well with
fump, which contains good water and is well walled up
the above improvements being made within nine months
aptl 2w. JOHN HJFFMANN
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DLASTER-500 bbls. Calcined Newark and
Rosendsle, 800 hbls Ground or Land d. for sale by
apl7 HAYMAN u HOLDEN, " Magazine st.
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pRANDIEs. WINES AND LIQUORs-


Brandies:
Castllon Jeune, 1sl5-6 half pipes
- - lSo-i half pipes
BnIsquit, Tricoche L. Cos half pipes and Ii Qrs.;
A. Dehoncb s. Co-i half pipes and qrs;
Raymond-3 half pipes and IL qn.;
- 10 octaves
Uhon-l half pipes and qrs.;
Wines:
Howard, March & Co. Madeira ppes;
Olvuras Davies genuine Palhetnho do.-3 pipes;
Sicily MadeTa-2b quarter casks;
Dabney - ID Quarar cesks;
- -zS octaves;
ilarmony's Nephew's shery-9 quarter casks;
l.. T. CheOpar - -l3 quarter casks
London Dock Porter-4 quarter casks;
Osborn pure Juice Sheny-S quarter casks;
hurgurc :. - -l5 quarter casks;
Champat ,ts, Heidsick-35 baskets
:. DENT Ponvrel. quarts-5Q baskets;
- pnts-a7 baskets;
Claret, various qualities-2OO boxes
Hook and Burgundy-25 cases;
Whisky, Monongaheia and Bourbon, very supe.
rior-l25 barrels:
Gin, Meders swami pipe,
- Black Horse-1 pipe
- Hour Glass pipe;
Jamaica Rum-l puncheOn
Irish WHISKY puncheon;
Scotch - Il luncheon
Scotch Ale, pints and quarts-D casks;
London Porter, pnts and quarts-30 casks,
r. M MoALPIN
40 . HRw3n 20 Common st, and Canal st. Row.
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STREET lMPRovEmEsTs.-We glad to notice that
several OF the rugged streets in the First Municipality
being repaved and tagged, better fit them for the
comfort and convenience of the public Men emp oyed
in the middle and at the lower end of Chaes street, in i'm.
proving the pavement, and dwelling the sidewalks.
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FIRE.-On Thursday night fire was discove ed in
house Robertson street, but before could get far enough
ahead do any serious DAMAGE it wa, extingushed,
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ANDERSON VS.. .MURPHY....No,

ANDERSON We. .MURPHY...No. Il, 75a.
r virtue of a wri' of seizure and sale to me
- directed in the above entitled by the Hon. J. L.
Winter. Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish OF Or
leans w sell by m ZIG auction at my warehouse
18th day of April. 1851, at IL o'clock M
QUANTITY OF FURNITURE, seized in the above
entitled cause
Terms Of sale cash.
apis 1t M. NJ. THOMAS Constable
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The Public are hereby informed that
T., Ar N ID EN MS f EXPRESS,
N1sa0 -. - -
100 ~ 51I- a., 'ES, E8RCELS, SPECIE, etc., keapes
~" ''oh''" .. 81 Camp street,
,,o NEW ynpu BOSTON, and all other
MORT qERN and EASTEN CITIES,
Regularly every Week.
eas- A, Exn,sss 70 Man, n every alternate day.
i.is " ' " ~ NIT
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ANDERSON VS.. .MURPHY...No.I IL 752
y N vertu dun ordre de saise ct de vente a moi
addresse dams Ia cite cdessus, hoporab j.
l. Wirier Juge de Pax la Parosse dOrlean, lie ven.
drai 'enean mag asin encoignure des mes ST
Charles ct Poydras. SAMEDI. lie 10 Avn 1851 Pheure
de midi
UN QUANTITE DE MEUBLEs, saisies dams la cause
mentionee ci-dessus
Conditions de la vente compliant.
apls 1t M. NJ. THOMAS, Constable p
VIM BRAGG VS.. JOHN GORJM.aN. =. In the Second
JUSTICES Court. No IL ,745.
II ~ virtue of writ of seizure and sale to me
- directed by the Hon. J. L. Winter, Second Justice
the Peace for the Parish of Orleans will sell auc
ton, at warehouse, of ST. Charles Poydra
streets, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of Ap, 1851 ct
O'Clock ' -
A Lot OF SUNDRIES, consisting of Groceries. Iii.
Grocery Fixtures seized the above entitled suit
Terms of sale cash. ~
apis 1t NJ NJ THOMAS Constable
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q Al the second quarterly sstns Of
Apr l. $751; the following were appointed to
the General Relief Committee for the quarter:
JOHN F. GRgBER. of No 10, Chairman, No. n Jackson
St, or ut Surveyors Office, Custombouse.
jon. BURGESS. of No. l6, Rampant and Common
r. CONDOR of No Elysan Fields betveen Victory and
Moreau and corner MaSaxine and Deord.
w. b. SCHMIDT, of No. 9. (residencs $50 Old Lewes,,
vas duly e'ested Of the Widows Orphans COMMITTEES
for the year 1851, in place Of Chas LovenssoId
true copy; lapl6l GEO. W. HUBBELL, secrstarv
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NJ. THOMAS, Constable.

W.N. BRAGG VS.. JOHN GORM3N... Deu1,em,
Cour de Justice. No. H,7I5.
I'm vertu dun ordre de saise ct de vente a moi
- addressee par l'honorabe ]. l. Winter Second Juge
de Pax pour la Parose d'ureans, e vendrai I'encan
dams mon ma asin encOignure des ST. Charles Poy
dras, SAMEDl, lie ~ Ayrl, 1851. Pheura de midi
I'm Lot de differences NJ ARChANDISES, con ssen, en-
rocere Lqueuis. Fournitures pour Grocere etc. sase.
dams la cause ciee ci-dessus
Conditions de Ia compliant.
apis 1t NJ NJ THOMAS Constable
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j. L. TAYLOR a. CO.

j. L. TAYLOR e. CO.
AUoTIoHEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
81 Charres street, of Cusiomh0use.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer,
10 Will pay particular all Port
Wardns, SUGGESTIONS, Syndicsps u Sales Sales of Vessels
Cdrgoes, Damaged Goods, Cotton, etc. '
Also TO the Sale OF Household Furniture for persons declining
Housekeeping.
Regular Sales also held Auction RooIus Of
FoTe1gn and Domestic Goods Apli I'm
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Catalogue Sale Of 500 Cases BO0ts, BrOgs MS
Ladies' and Childres's Shoes.
BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.

"WEDNESDAY. april S, at ba,fpast 10 ocock-WI be sold
w their auction 81 NJ
SO Boots, Bogas Chdrens oes
Of a general ii prime
CAta will he TO the
Forms e winch will be literal. anl7
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARK EFT.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARK EFT.
JEFFERSON CRY,
Friday Evening, April II, 1851
Arrived during the past week 67 Beeves SIG Hogs s69
Sheep, and 80 Cows and Calves.
The week closes with good stock of Western and few
head of inferior Cattle The supply of Hogs and Sheep is
ample No Calves or Yearlings in Market
-PRICHs-
BEEF CATTLE Cline and choice Western) 697c W ib
. Clover descrptions). ...... .5lD5,sc D ID net
SHEEP " MO- 81 10 W head.
VI.
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" II H.,
ii, 155, II LOO.
N virtue OF five writs of f. ia, to me directed in
auction. Banks Arcade. MONDAY, the 9TH day of
May 1851 at u ococ the following described property
sezd 10 satisfy the rendered in the above entitled
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in suburb Annuncistop.
designated by the numbers and square a. bounded by
OF said lots having each 80 feet Clara
by lac feet inches and lines in depth-lo forming
'h ssms ss sf rAaa and oSTa e THoMAs con.,h
New Orleans April l, 1851. 0'''a ana
F. REPPEL VS.. 4PTISTE .4NTOLNE- . Docket
4 page 5sl....No. I4.z6s Of the CITY ourt Of Nei0
by virtue of punus alias writ of seizure and
- sale me directed by the Hon. j. l.. Winter Second
Justice OF the Peace Tor the Parish of Orleans will sell
LOT GF GRotND' . situated in suburb rreme in The
square COMPRISED wlhin Preur Roman, Co La
said lot measuring 10 feet inches lines on Roman ST.
by 100 feet in depth boune side towards Columbus
the other half of said lot No seized the above entitled
Ts% S f :as s 1J1 H. sj NJ Constable
JOHN LLNDEN VS., JOHN HENRY BROWN and
A. NJ. DOUGLASS in sOiido. -. In the Second ms
tco's Court. mo. il,O7S W"
II virtue Of writ OF seizure and sale to me
- directed by the Hon. j. L. Winter. Second Justice o.
the Peace in and for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed to
sell at public auction, MONDAY the 18th day Of NAV
~ ThREE GSTs Of AfYd a .0.ub
designaed as Nos l, and IN No. s. bounded BY
Peop'das Livingston, Eysean Fields and Narigny streets
lines each Eysean Fields by 4l inches in Depth OF
more any there Is as per plan drawn Brly and de-
seiher with all the buildings and improvements thereon
seized in The above eniited cause.
Terms and conditions of sale cash
New Orleans. April II, 1871 ''"'' ana
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Passenger.
Per bark Minerva, from Phadelphia-Mrs Hickey
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PLANTERS LINENS. Erc-Just received
l. per various arrivsle from Liverpool
10 bales Planters Linens;
5 bales heavy Osnaburgs;
8 bales Buriaps:
10 bales kussil Sheetings;
bales Russia Diaper. -. For sale by
| TMPERIALES. PRINTS, ETc.-In store and
for sale large of impefaes of various anal
tiles Prints, Printed Lawns, Batzarnes, Verona Handksr
chiefs. Patiias, Bannias Creas and ander's Spoo
Cotton MCDOWELL MILLS i co
| apl4 sw 96 Cnyer ,,rest
| I MEMS. ETc.-Now landing from ships Ocean
IL Queen and John Haven and in store from Other rec.
arrivals. a .arse and varied assortment Of
Irish Linens in whole and half pieces
Ioile de Cdurtrai: Pillow Case Linens
white Linen Sheetings Linen Handkerchief;
Linen and Inon Lados
White and Brown MEETINGS;
Napkins and Towels, great variety:
DIAPERS and Damasks Union Shrtnes:
White and Brown Meetings.;
Brown and White follanis: Brown Iinsns.
COatee Checks and Stripes
Supertine White an Brown Drills Canvas Duck
Swiss and Book Musins, ETC. for sale Nv ~
ap14 2v MCDOWELL, Mills co So (;rsvierst
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-JAMEsG G.
BELDEs. M. D., 10 Carondelet street. ia9dHw

HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
II of Public Schools. propose taking few pupil. along
with my residence Massachusetts, The number
will exceed six. shall only endeavor to nstruc,
Them in all suitable studies, but shan also
and morals and consult their wei are IN ali
things. My residence the Fall River Railroad tive We
travel from Newly ork and from Boston, on The
this city the lot Of June. Tbo-e who wish or
further in formation will find daily 222 Camp street
betyYeen and 0 clock p M [apl4l jOHN a. SH AXV'
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

MRS. G. E. DA PONTE is prepared to give
W LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINT
ING in Water Coors. She may be Miss GsfS&6
Hurd's opposite Lafayette Square mh2l If 49,
4 CARD-A Lady, fine Music Teacher of the
Piano Forte Draug and Painter who speaks
the French in all purity besides being
instruct in all branches OF English desires situation
Teacher country school private family nexception.
abe reference character and be
Applications left at this office will be promptly at.
tended mh3I
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AUCTION SALES.

AOCl lON SALES.
,,,. BY SYKES, HYDE q co.
s D ases. as s.. e ..ss 70 VIII be ''ds
g ss.' s IS: a sfr ss., So ss s ss;!.
/ ss q ...
s5.sss; %: ss. Port Madeira. Porter, Al: c,a.
s . .sa sSs
Furniture. ....... Furniture. ......... Furniture
At the Old Auction Mart 81 Camp srest
By WIN. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
This DAY, April 10, " haifpa" 10 o'ciOes-whI be sold at
variety Of Heu,shoa FURNITURE. consisting of Armei
Sale 0f..... Clothing and 49,. White Shirts
BY j. b. BLACHE Il CO.
f1 4p u 10 viii be sod at their aoe
$50 dozen of White Emo,odered Linen SHIRTS.
Also
Qnesn. s,io1n. Of t. such As Cloth nerno
Sssi sslorsd Drilling serino Cstonras
~ An assortment q SANS and CAPS apis
Grocery.... and. .......... Liquor store.
BY SYKES, HYDE d. CO.
SATuRDAY, April 10, ocockwl be 90 on Front Ievee
The contents a Family GROCERY aud LIQUOR Store,
Fi T.,m. . etc; etc. 0'''''
leru. cam apis
Succession Of Thomas N. BoyIan -. =. Deceased.
- A>AA " As = OAAANC6s AuCCrs
Once u 0rapisr street.
CATURDAY, April 49, $751; oeock-wl be ,o,d !, rant,
std |. ss9 S.
ana %"ns s 9 Of Mr.
n soyan following described saves owl ''''And Th''
R Rtsk' sSsf . DO. Z Z ' do.
Terms-casi
Claiborne. Not pub at III. e1psn..
M purcnsser apis
Irish Porter and Ale
BY SYKES, HYDE f. CO.
Anri,
= their auction room 81 Mag lriue street, ~ "
20 hhds. IRISH PoRTEa;
do do Ale 5 cases do.
Terms at sale. .pi7
FmlAdeIphfa Porter. and. Ale
BY SYKES, HYDE Il CO.
TUESDAY April ~ hatpsst o'cIoak-wi sold at No.
81 Tcheuptou reserve,
4. 4, hhas hl1de Iha Porter, in good order
- ~ 6ois Ale, in good order.
Terms sale. apIs
Furniture. Furniture. Furniture
| Sal on accnu't eparture.
| BY SYKES, HYDE e. CO.
| ,,,,-,,sr,, w. DALTON, Auctioneer.
l. The fesl1ence OF Capt " atEer il tireenvle-
A choice selection of FURNITURE, consisting full set OF
Bdsteads Mahogany Cha Rocking Mirrors
carpets Cocks Feather Beds SOFAS
looking stove Kitchen Furniture and sandry other articles
| A superior PIANO.
The Carrollon
from e cy uesfous OF attending the sale ride
| minutes apls
Catalogue Sale OF 500 Cases BOOts, BrOgs MS
Ladies' and Childres's Shoes.
| BY SYKES, HYDE & CO.
"WEDNESDAY april 49, AT hattpas, 10 o'clock-wil sold
so Bo,ts Brogas Chlden's soes conssipg
| OF general assortment 81 prime stock
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DRY GOODS, MILLINERY

C. Nj. SIMPSON,
SO CANAL Street,
~ Being desroua to reduce his Stock Of Spring
mer DRY GOODS, will offer purchasers
GREATER INDUCEMENTS
in prices than before gwen or any other
establishments Among these articles
MUsLlNS-Of good quality, at 12hs cents;
GiNGHAMS-44, Fast Colon. at Is cents;
ORGANDY MUSLINS-Fast Coors, at Isx cents:
BAREGES-Laie importation, at Is cents;
CORN C0LORED BAREGE-At 30 cents;
CALlCUES-From cents up;
COTTON ADES-Fast Colors, at Is cents;
FANCY LINEN DRILLS-French, at ST. cents:
LINEN CAMBRIA HDkFS-Per dozen, from d up
Observation-Disclosures frame, from 81 up.
MANTILLAs AND PARODIs:
OF Lace SILK and Barege the city,
/ low prices
LACE CURTAINS-very rich. from IS per pair up;
GRAPE SHAWLS-White and colored. at o.;
Embroidered WHITE GRAPE SHAWLs-Low;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Muslin, from 81 so up
FASS-Of every variety, cheap;
LINEN GOODS,
SHIFTING.
SHEETING,
PILLOW CASING,
And nearly every DESCRIPTION Of
HOUSEHOLD.
PLANTATION,
and FANCY DRY GOODS,
AT which will compensate purchaser giving this
examination, previous to selecting elsewhere.
G. M. SIMPSON,
apl7 lot SO CANAL STREET.
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NOTICES..

~ " i Washington Artillery, attention :
H M vi - You hereby ordered psrsd. 10 ION
III III III nfr twhre psntsi Inaniry SUNDAY MORN
- NE 20 Inst O'Clock precisely, ArssuaI.
apis n W % 1 nr. upprrr =, = q
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PLACIDE's vARIETIEs.
Gyg., s,s . as 49, 1851 '''
TIKI MiLLBR's WIFE.
Supported BY Ms.r. Bass, Holland Wright Dav'on Mechanics
To conclude with the Hssnhc.nt EntnvasanlA of
THE ISLAND OF JEWELS;
Fidelis c. Howard
~ NoTCE-Aasraton Of Time Doors open O'Clock /;
prless o. P.rqs.t
Is Boxes third ter for coorsd persons emily 50
Boz AIS. I'll be open every e d. from 10 until ee'cs
/ ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Mana gers. LUDLOW SIXTH.
sags Manager. DEBAR.
~ Benefit OF LEON JAvELLL
THIS EVENING Saturday, April 10, will be reformed new
'''''' : '"''"''' NICODEMUs.
which character by the
After . ssG. ss: the Rave.
t. & i q # .5t snii 81 ias s. :
The Enter.rainments TO begin with the Farce of
YOUR LIFE - in DANGER.
81 es' open aRf" rom commence
UNION GALLERY, No. 13 st. Charles
street, up stairs.
IN !ss
by i a. a Sps" p PsGs e %
Opportunity viewing one Of those wo, OF very
q q The Union easty / 81; public
the evenings of the sh and ah nst BY A. BEARD.
Il % 3, ssa ssa s.sss
MADAME DWELL
y EsPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and Gentlemen New
suited al e se ' and sy S
opposite The Mint the q pfeies PAD and Future
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CRESCENT OYFICE,
Saturday Morning, April 10, 1851
Cleared Yesterd
Steamship Mexico, Talbot, Chagres. Harris Il Morgan
Steamship Monmouth, Swift, Havana, Jos Mitchell
Ship Memphis. Bnr ker New York, A ohen
Ship Forax. Smith, Boston, G w Hynson
Bark Msndarn, Cooley Marseiles, NJ Davis
Brig Hamlet, Craw ford, Bordeaux, ] Alexander
jchr Pascagoula, Burns, Mobile, Farrey
Schr Gen Cllnch. Norris Apalachcola, Z G Roge &co
Schr Alice. Minor, Pensacola, j Hurley
schr Randall Marshall, Thompson, st Marks, N Hamin
Schr Home. Miller Aransas and Corpus Christi Clarke
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REAL ESTATE GENERAL AGENCY
80 Gravier street

New Orleans. April II, 1851 "'"''a mi.
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Succession Of John McDOnOgh.
10 All persons indebted JOHN McDON-
OCH requested make immediate payment
Execution of his Estate otherwise legal
the recovery Of all uniqudated clams and those having
Against said Estate will present them the office EHecutor
corner Of Cusomhouse and Royal streets.
G. R0sRLIUs,
F.B. DAQUrr 3tt
w. q. LEvkRICH, s.seH
jal6f j. SprAs SsITH
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Naval InleIllEeree.

The U. =. steamship Susquehauns Capt. Irmau,
from Philadelphia where rhe Was built ana equipped
for service arrived at Norfolk Saturday afternoon
2sih nit Sne will remain there long enough to CON-
plete her outt of provi,iona, stores and her full
complement af officers and ana then prsceed to
her oestinaton in the East indies bearing the broad
pennant Of Com modore John H. ulic com nier of
the Z. q. fqundron that station
Tho susguehanna left he Navy Yard, Phaielphia,
at A M the 26th. and arrived st New Castle Dell
wnere she came TO anchor in consequence OF the tide
not serving under steam, having at the rate Of
ten miles hoor, bg n land She made slow progress
down the river. IL being necessary anchor several
times and having only oIf.thrd OF crew, most ot
whom green hands Gu reaching the Csp.s Of ths
Delaware. sbe again came 10 anchor. aud remained
I'll p. NJ, on Friday. making the distance thence to
Norfolk in twenty five hours. Her engines said TO
have performed well thirteen revolutions giving
her speed Of ten knots Aboat mid day Saturday,
the starboara eccentric brok. and 10 became
ssry work the stsrboard engine By band until they
reached bore. The ofhesre speak very highly of her
performance, and think that when her machinery is
completed, which will require perhaps two months,
she viii be second TO steamer anoat regards
spesd and general efficiency The susquehanna ia thu
longest vessel aAoat Her dimensions length,
2sT feet deck $50 feet longer than the p.rnsyl.
vann brsadth of beam, ID feet Her engines eaoh
with all the equipments neoessary for cruise incud
ing nine guns weighing 5000 cwt. Her appearance
a. Fhe lays At anchor In magnificent,
The United States frgate Albany, arrived at st
JhonpB the 14ib ult, from q cruise among the
Webtun lslsn1s bound home
The Bsst0p TrnHserfp says that orders have been
coirsd IT the Chsrlesto0n Navy Isrd, to h out the
IT, q chip Ohio with the uno,t despatch. She Is pro
baby destined to convey the United states tribute to
the Worlds Fair at London.
" frgate Constitution, and store ship Erie for
New York, which had been vino hsuLG at Qibraltar,
ssiltd thence Dec. 2 with strong east,rly wind,
Old Iron sices dtanced the whole nset Of about ons
hundred sail a. many nations
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.9ryirai n hs City II GlasgoW. &c.
cur citizens have At last had the pleasure of vel
coTaing the arrival of steam ship NJ wnnsyes III
rect from Liverpool Early this morning the stears-
beat Trenton. having board ths committee Of
rangemeDts. members OF councils, and other Of our
city vorthies, mberipg In all about four hundred
proose1ed down the river 10 meet the welcome
stranger Before IL o'clock her approach Wa per-
ceited and announced by The firing OF cannon from
vrTious points along city front salute si QUE
bur drvd guns ives tred from the pier above Pine
street selected as the steamship pier a. shs nesrsd
the city while guns also triug from th- Trenton
sud reeot ndtd 10 BIZ the City OF glasgow The Tren
ton met the steamer below Chester when after being
yiiittd by the port pbytican. the health ON rs
brought Capt. Matthe on board the Trenton, WHEN
be was welcomed by Morton hcMcbael. E'q on the
pant OF the autLorit IN most eloquent and gowey
aGdrtta This eas responded 10 by Capt. Matthew,
snd then the company parto0k OF n bouateous cola
ton. spread in the cabin of the Trenton.
The scene along tue city front was most imposing
Every wharf anu vessel covered vith spectator
Who made the aelkin ring with their shouts toe
steamer gli8ed along She dropped her anchor oppo
site Pine street at neon exaOty aud -. subse luenty
suied in 10 ler pier The Puhlir diuuer 20 tap ain
Matthew is to be given me itth rsant and nc q.
Euiiding As che IL no novelty 10 mo,t Of youf
need rot atemp pt 20 describe Der appearance
Though substantial and burdensome vessel she is ds
cieedly no beauty
The extensive building at schuylkI1l sixth and Ha-
milton street, Bush tii occupied by william Rdg.
wsy drur and d9.vOc0 mill was totally destroy cd
~ fre early this morning The upper parts
cupied by Sehsner and Go Robert Paul John
ano Charles sacrste voollep and cotton manufac-
turtrn Who All extensive losers The total cannot
te lee, then 100000 about bali 81 which insured