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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11

FIRE AT PROVIDENCE, La We learn from
the officers Of the steamboat Montgomery, that on
Thursday evening last, the 9th inst, six houses
were destroyed by Gre in the town of Providence,
Carroll parish. The fire originated in an unfinished
dwelling then in the course Of erection and burnt
Messrs. Marks 81 Lewis store and stock of goods
the brick building adjoining, which contained a
number of offices and belonged to. Mr.. G. Hood /;
the Waterman printing Office dry goods store,
and a grocery. The loss will be felt severely by
the citizens of the place. The origin of the FIRE is
unkn, avn, but it was first discovered in the un-
finished building, belonging to Mr.. VIM. Collins,
;ncend;ar;. IN is strongly suspected
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11

R.rpoAp ACCIDENTAL fearful accident &C.
o,,,ed on The NJ wv York and Erie Railroad on the
asth ul. One of, he cars of the Express train for
New York was throw n off the track, and precip-
lated some thirty feet d, 'wn bank into the Della
ware river, Twenty pers. ms were in the car, and
several of them we re severe injured 1t is feared
that some may have fallen into the river, and been
swept off by the current but it ~ not known that
such was the case. Most of the passengers lost
their hats, carpet bags, and loose rtcles of bag
gage. The accident was caused Ivy one OF the
rails breaking, owing to the intense cold and the
weight of the train.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11

lsauEsT.-An inquest yesterday held the body
Mary Gallagher which exhumed St. Patick's Gem
eery The de the stb ut and her husband was
arrested few days since the charge of causing her death
by beating her The post examination yesterday
did however,, afford any evidence substantae the
charge. marks of VIOLENCE discovered verdict
was rendered accordingly,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11

AN EXTRAORDINARY CAsE-One of the most extraor-
binary have heard of occurred the of
Orleans and Bourbon Streets Madam David. who three
weeks since delivered of three boys. yesterday
morning delivered Of the fourth. All of them alive and
doing well, but the mother is lying very low.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11

observation-disclosures, found guilty in Albany,
N. Y, of the murder of the brothers Lester, was,
in execution of his sentence, hung in that city on
the list inst. Long accounts of the disgusting
spectacle are published IN the papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11

The people Of st. Paul, Minnesota, are about
taking measures for the erection of telegraph line
between that place and Prairie du Chen, and
thence to connect with some of the E ,stern lines
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11

Ma vAL.-Lient. Garter B. Pondexter has been
ordere d to the U. s. Ship Pennsylvania, in place
Of Lie ut. Shubrick, who is ordered to the James
town.
Carpen ter, James Linn; Gunner, VIM. Burnice !;
and Sailm Sker; Stanford. have been ordered to
proceed to Portsmouth, N. H., and report for duty
on board the sloop-of-war Decatur.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11

A "UNIoN" CARRIAaE.-The Union Safety
committee Of New York have started subscrp-
ton to raise the sum of $25OO, to buy Daniel Web
.ster carriage and horses, as reward for his ef-
forts in behalf of preserving the Union.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11

RECORDER GENoIs' CoURr. - Stephen Gaetnno was
yesterday brought ID before Recorder Geaos the charge
of shooting Vincent Hachette with the veritabe intention
of boring hole through his mortal body The last named
gentlemen keeps shop on Burgundy street,
and he that Stephen and abused him, and then
shot at him. He was bound over to keep the peace.
William Regain and Dennis O'Bhen were BROUGHT up on
the charge Of fighting and disturbing the peace They were
both sent before the First District Court for trial.
Cornelius Ryns and Johanna Ryne were charged with
stealing 4IlO0 from The premises Of Michael Kinney. at the
corner Of st. Ann and Claiborne streets. They
ned and sent before the First District Court for trial
William Carroll brought mp on the charges Of swind
ling vnsrancy and assault. Miller Church charged him
with swndIng him Of ten dollars. and then asssulng
him with knife. William sent before the First District
| (youv4
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sssIT ds i Do se sps s s.ss
40 eggs Schneider Wise-2s5 pkgs bacon Martin, Owen
ts ssa KsnRs s Ell ass
y 81 s 80 basrns 10 c Bell Is
Sss s' Sb i % ar
4 SsE sHs 1gIsI + or s b,s
a. HI MeLesR Seo.lso Ns Ne &c9llos Elder
s. Bafs1 9 s uohanDo oss Carol
eo-s McLemore; Cnren &co.52 McMahon q Pea!sa!-2o
N Martin-ii Hewett. Norton &co-i0 wight. Wiifsms
Gofi@an-s Carer &eo-sS hhds tobacco West Sum.
dn do Elder sOs SGS1s Dc hsws Morton
bic. cotton Bsstas, FsisSfs sso-Iss
Sss.; as;a$ MsS Ms$: s1s
ss9s S
j. DO y Burke SsomS hhds soea, Whsh Williams &co-
THiB steamer s. james: ' is hid. sugar
l76 bbs 81 hi bb moasses Canaaek Sauires-34 bb do
loves &coMso DO So shds sugar Bonar Foeyss DO
Jackson &colO do Sabater &co-2D do Augustin & Til
bergers9 do Miltenberger &col do W h H Siackhous.
- bb .ngar 10 bales cotton, orier25 bales bfuihe
~ son-lota soo mas sugar. 80 DDS ~ hi Dds moasses
DON JACKSONVILLE steamer Mary Foley: 80 hid.
IA bbs mclas:es Apsustip Thbaulsi do W Jackson
eoLts do MtenbergeI &eo-44 Do Mason &co-lo do
do Bosart ( Foey.a5 do W G Hsxes-is do o" Shaw
somSdo Brand S s. Landy-s bales cotton BeOcq-
MsKas Xss sf
Hams Eeo6o McL emore Currsn &so-l4o do Buehsnnon.
Carroll &comlls G cromwel-7a Robson 8, Allsn-5c
NJ Eis-O do Bonner & Smlt-sundries to 0rder-Toal,
1850 bales cotton.
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-NO-
lmnnrfG.


SABINE PAsS-Per steamship Maria Burt: Lao head Of
cattle TO order.
LlVERPUOL-Pers ship VIM d sewal: 56is sacks salt,
Lay bars rsroal iron, order q states Lya u Davidson
NEW YORk-Per ship Union Ase0Fted mdee.
ROCKLAND-Per bark Golden Era: 200 casks lime 80
tons paving blocks, order.
Rio De JANElRO-Pes brig HeatheEtel: $500 bags
coffee G Davis.
RUM KEY-Per brig Capt Tom: 6796 bushels salt Sec.
comb VOORHEES,
.-APALACHlCOLA-Pers chr Aureia: l50 bales cotton
White &co.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Lois: bales cotton Dyas Eco
81, 600 feet lumber, order.
PENsACOLA-Per schr Geneva: s. 600 # lumber, order
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pERFUMERY, SOAP, BRUSHES, Erc.-I
which may be found "
shaving Soaps and Creams of every variety;
Hair. Tooth, all and Shaving Brushes of every style:
Ivory and Fine To0,h Combs:
Tortolse Shell. Buffalo and English HON Dressing and
Pocket Combs; =
POwde, Boxes and Pufis Toi ct Powder;
Aromatic Spirits Vinegar. for headache;
Eau l.usele. for the har--the best article extant
ronatums OF every variety of perfume;
French and American Extracts for the handkerchief:
Wash Balls. transparent and variegatsd
Genuine Farlna" Cologne;
Cold Cream Lip saye; Periumed Sachets, etc. etc.
For sale BY I. l.. MASSEY, ADothecary and Druggist,
1e5 hI corner Camp and Graver sts.
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NOTICES.

49, = q -
49, l = a- hses'dss The 81. CHARLES HOTEL, viii
=. ,b s,s nseoes''n esne' No. - Canal street and
= - M ssra,ss .s
Of 81 r. LorspsIx - o'e%.s y. mest daily At the onss
O'Clock j<Sa Signed. H. c. cAMMAcK, Chairman.
second Munteapaaaay Lyceum.
70 Zoe Lectures at the Lyesum Han sa b s,sy<.s ..
Tss a,siaSss.hed Dr. ). LAwsHrcs 80 - !.
deliver twelve Lectures upon The s1b,ect 4 ~
followed By other learned Professor opoe 60 =
scispee during she season. !, eouteu.pscd b n. 49, ~
sting The Librsry and Lycsum
The terms Of admission 70 he Whole csut.. Of d.
a. follow; ~
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q d.. =. ~. Dsh:.: who's dsty V yseesa.s
Tho nav roair md desire -. ~. s- ... -.
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ne % sAs: .ss ss..s !.
re.pe.fuy invited 70 eai Al Ii. oes rs rea, srs. i.1
.~.. $50 go, 80 - -.
s % s.s ss. :s. s DE .. s s. ss
B.pt 10 Ii. nam. q JOSEPH Fo~Lsaj
n; which has Zee . e..
--.e.------
GAS notified that, from the Ast day January nez
for Gas and Fixtures paid Ae.y vhous exception
viii hsss,. DE expI
v,s.., - 80 ...sh -, -. - - '-P'
| " 49, = ~ y ~ 49, - -
usa '9 NJ Sessu 2 Dsssaesl
--sos----
hi. =. .sssas md r, IN =: = s. :,
late house Of LEVHR(0 en- do,,. H. ~. &c.,. - ~.
vnw. pnr q Ar q, - " y = - -
~ -''' 49, - ss cso - - :. Icy Ahich'
aw.~>s.s~~ - ~ ~.rN--~
4. .1 ~ =
oGa are requested 70 make p.yna, to he
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY,
Monday Evening. February 10, 1851
Arrived to-day. 1903 head of Cattle and 400 Sheep. The
market is well supplied.
PRIoEs: Beef Cattle. 4D6s1c vib net Hogs, 5f05'sc
W ID net; Sheep. % 500sS 70 v head; Neh Cons. "a
"a $65 W head.
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There was subject to draft in the United States
treasury and sub-treasuries on the LIST instant,
$12,1O9,564 SO. OF this sum there was in the
hands Of the assistant-treasurer in this city,
$I344l6 So and in the mint in this city, $500 900.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11

Over the shsdes saoen, Perdo st. Ceares
MoNDAY EVENING February 10. anil Every Evening during
WI the Week r. H. SLfTER's Original and well
opratic Troupe OF Empire Minsrelsthe BANDS Of BANDS
The he Of
that friends the Empires
Second Series of ;her popular and nmable
hall has been PARTICULAR
the for sound he has fitted itup that will
THE BEST CONCERT HALL IN THE CRY.
~ Cards Of Admission, so Doors open half past
f.nlcer at half .rast I o,cin rEaIa.
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DAN RICE's CIRCUS

DAN IGIOE7S OIROOS
81. CHARLES STREET. OPPOSITE PkRDrDo Strict
THE GREATEST Original Ethiopian Performer. JOHN SMITH
and his Pupil BANANA BROWN, engaged for limited
period.
BEN JENNINGS, the ayorite Clown, will also appear.
pedl succession Of Aenic vii be presented
each night.
Doors qusrter-past performances will
quart.g-past o'ciocs. .s.4
Seats secured the Box Office DAY,
hours OF 10 aud2
N AimssionDress Circle, 50 Pit, as cent?;
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUHc1L.-A meeting Of this body
was called for halpsst O'Clock last evening At quarter
to the Council called to order but only member
answered to their Names On motion Of Mr.. Bauque. a
of fifteen minutes taken. Atihe expiration Of that
time. there being quorum. the Council adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11

The ship Kate Hunter, from New York, with
troops, landed 100 men at Brazos Santiago on the
18th ult.. and sailed for Aranzas with the residue
o. troops on board.
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GRAND DRESS AND FANCY BALL


.NS1se Washington Fire Co. No. 20 ANA
IA M will, the occasion of Ann verssry
ASS5B nstitation give. at the ARMoRY HALL, NIsHR
SS& the evening Of FEBRUARY 70, first
"a Grand Dress and Fancy Ball. ~
10 The following gentlemen have been appointed
Managers:
Henry Bier Edmund j. Hart, Thomas Gilmore
Isaac NJ Marks J. c. Appleton, J. Halsey Cross
Conf, E. Parmele, Benjamin Bloomfield,
John Adams, Daniel Biscoe, ALFRED Mou,top.
Henry Renshaw, B. Wheelahan, George w. Leovy,
John Sewel, Alfred Belanga, b. T. X. Bennett,
James folding, George Maybe, VIM. r. Braseman,
q A. Fosdlck, L. C. billiard, Michael Frnz
Daniel Shesan J. C. McLeland, Charles Forno,
Thomas c. Poole, Henry j. Leovy Patrick Ward,
J. D. Piersop, George H. Fierson, J. d. Walsh
JOHN Wod, Edward Fosdick Z. l.. Berc en-,
WIN. H. Garland, Mr. u Bren, n L. Bruce,
Hugh Grant, l.. O. Huard, WIN. H, Slack.
Chas. Lovenskiold, J. F. Wild,
Ladies' Invitation COMMITTEES.
Joseph Froclcher James Golding, Robert Hamilton,
A r. Robertson Jnha Davenport W. Burnett
Daniel .. Hogan Samuel Hogan John J. Panin
r. invitation Tickets produced at the door
Tickets may be had Of Managers;
Book Stores OF J. q Steel door,
the evening Of the Ball. fe6 2tvtl6&dt22
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
rim =. q 10; Nl,oSslIuDs eto --inTime,s 81

-
Cleared Yesterday.
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g. Ri, ,hP Mf'ss 5.s Weo9%s '0
p,,. r.nso, rous Boston, x. sSssss Zee zee
S:s F;t ~
sw s%P t big ss
sc Mar, Ellen. Woo'ins ham, TamDioGf ,.,v.,,. m.,o
seh Sss Glib GsS. ssss
schs ocean Wsve, Evans: Ms.asorda Bay. 0 Wichh.m
schr Star. Parker. AIansas Bay. u Clarke
Arrived.
Steamship Maria Bun. Emerson, from Sabine Pass, to Green
Ship Sswa. Jack. from Liverpool 10Th December. to
ship Union. Davis ls days from NswYork to Wood
Bark Gossn e. Thorndite. day. from Roet.nd ts,.
Br bSs Mbank from Rio de J.nso s.t Dse
chr Auoia Hanson. days from Apalacbcos. to mas
scbr Geneva wallne. days from Pensacola. to
Pencil days from Fsnsssol: to
teS)-Point.
Mohis an, Irwin, from Tennessee River.
Princess i NJ ;. Holmes. isSm New Carthage.
w Violet. Gwartney. from Grenada.
Towboat Panther Davis. from the Passestowed down and
On ns ~ aaS u fna .e
.
Exports.
NEW YORKIPer ship Bay State: ga bales cotton. sn2
hhds tobacco. 81 bales petFes Is do moss 6 do mdse IS
do rope cungs is do hemp, 500 bbs four $50 do red OIL
do lard w bbs ~ h DO pork $50 tcs 1877 hf cks hams.
i . shp si... 1858 bale. cotton
LIVERPOOIcPer ship Mecerte: 2D75 bales cotton 40
tcs beef, 1885 bbs -four, % tics lard, 10 shocks.
HAVANA-Per bark Milaud0n: 300 ties 800 bbs 400
kegs lard. 100 bbs pork. 20 hams 80 boxes candles
| sacks
NEW YoRK-Per ba,k T & Woodward: 954 bales
BOSTON-Per bark Fenelon: 448 bales cotton, 1863 tc,
200 bbl lard TO bb four 10 rolls leather 1888 skins pkgs
PHlLADELPHIA-Per bark A beuna: lao bales co,tiIf
80 bb hds IL hhds hams So hhds 70 casks bacon
56 bbs pork, 1871 So bbs kegs lard 200 bbs OIL "a tcs
| hams, etc.
LONDoN-Pef brig Sirius: 1900 bbs -four. 100 do oil. 60
| BORDEAUX-Per brig Enterprise: Al, 800 slaves.
TAMPICO-Per schr Mary Ellen IS kegs butter Is bxs
| cheese, etc.
| CHARLESTON-Per schr Geo c Gibbs: III hhds sugar
30 bbs moiases, 100 bbs -four "a 50 Kegs lard 70 ds
| bacon, 200 boxes candies
BEkMUDA-Per schr Brilliant: 1903 bbls flour, IA bbls
pork II bb ID hi do beef lO hams. 20 kegs butter bxs
| candles.
| MATAGORDA BAY-Per schr Ocean Wave: IS bbls
-four 8, do whisky. do lard bbs hhds sugar 40 sacks
| salt and sundries.
| ARKANSAS BAY-Per schr Star: 81 bbls -four, 20 bbls
whisky, 70 bbls sugar, $50 sacks OATS
1
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AMERICAN THEATRE.
Sole Lessee. .....................JS 4: CHARLKs.
Acting and stage Manager w. M. FOSTER
~ GREAT EQUEsTR1AN NIGHT
THIS EVENING, February II, l8GRAND SCENES by the
Troupe and Troopof
Spalding T. Rogers Circus,
Calling into Mss &. Rogers r. s. w. g. Carroll
Nessrs. Walter Aymar G. c. Knapp, Mactaranl,
Dis knsoD. e. DUNBAR W. H. Nichol McGiton, the Motley
Boter Master Clarence Mesdames G. A. Caroee Armapd ad
La Petite Misunderstanding nzti
UNEQUALLED IN TIE WORLD
Tn entertainments will the Vaudeville entitled
LOAN OF A LOVER.
feter opyIe-... mr. V W. Hunt
SwyIei. M MchsOD
During the piece variety of Songs, by
II We nesayThird Night Of The Drama Of MAZEPPA
IF JEANE BERTE, from Fraucon's, Paris engaged and
viii shortly appear.
country, IL engaged and will shortly appear
Prices Of Circle IS Pit, so cents;
Family Circle Second Tier 30 cent? Coored Boxes 50
Gallery IS
RI Doors At half 6; Curtain will L
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RECORDER CALDwHLL's COUIT.-A large number of
before Recorder Caldwell yesterday morning. but
of them Of much mportance. and his honor
called away BY business of pressing nature. mo sxam
nutia toni n1o
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,


CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning, February II, 1851. !
C0ttOn-There inquiry yesterday and the sales
embraced about 1000 bales Irregular and rather easier
rates. There deone however sufficient to require
change in our quotations, and repeat
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,
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AccIDEsT-One of the grooms of Spalding and Rogers
circus had his collar bone crushed American Theatre
on Sunday night. in attempting restrain Mr. Rcgers horse
Mars. during the operation of binding Mazeppa upon the
horses back,
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GREAT sOUTHERN EXPRESS

A 49, fF E5lgLI3ssAA
to- Our Package and Parcel Express dispatched weekly
from 81 Camp street.
to NEwYORK from whence forward, at reduced rdfes
to BosTON. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA WAsHINaToy
and to all the other Northern and Eastern Cities IN connec
ton with Harnden's Northern Express
TT No Packages received after the Way Bills are
closed a
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Per ship Union. from New York-C T Buddecke &co-Jas
McGregor Gco-Pickett. Perkins &co-Marsh T. Ranett-L
Jones.A Woodruff &co-S Locke-Beveriy, Sands Eco
g Meeker &co.J Lum &co-Kennett, Dix &co-J NJ
Denman &co-J Wilder &co-M Greenwood &co-Lacy
Il MSnson Mco-sckes Scot Payan &ce-H R Beach
Walker &eo-A B Vanwinkle-R Hall &co-L Grant &co-
II Nourse Sco-Nimno y Woodmff.Seccomb Voohies
-Lathrop Sco-P : Barbour &co-Tnrner, Wilson &co-J
Lands &co-R w Poweil-Wheeer Il Bake-J Taylo,
M Cooper Moonlight, Williams &co-Pice s. Frost
"A Grief &co-F Folger &c0-Iohn Shaw &co-A
Brosseau-Parmee L. BroSMcRae Il Coffman-W Whiting
Pearce &co-E Ferguon-Magee, Kneass GOV GondoltG
Il Sturtevant &co-J Woodruff &c0-Marin, Owen L.
cco-kennedy \ FosteraA G Biakewel,A Mnnroe eco
6 |. SosenmTuis, Fermor HobertMW PoIIsrdM ei
Pnee7M GrosSH Lsnds-Babeock Fennel7;FsIlcwes
&co-T Edgar-Geo Forman &co-A Brusle-J Steel
-loisOn u Silvestre-and order
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-About o'clock yesterday after.
noon, as lady walking in Circus street, william
stepped up behind her, seized her and snatched
from her hand. This specimen of the daring acts
which every day committed.
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IT, q. CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of Gen. Henderson
was submitted about haEpss3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
bu. late hour in the evening the jury had not agreed
nnon n vevdict
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11

FELL DowS,-The wall of the Poydras Church
fell down Sunday with terrible crash No one was hurt
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UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
No: ID ST. CHARLEs STREET. UP STAIRS.

UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
No. IL ST. CHARLES STREET, UP STAIRS.
rs NOW REoPENED for public inspection, comprising
l. choice and select
Ancient and Modern Paintings,
From the celebrated Masters.
In order 10 cultivate for the Fine Arts Mr.
has taken OF avorab opportunity exhibiting
collection of INGs, recently arrived belonging
beautiful and choice specimens
cIe the attention and the public feeling
the dete adopting the following
Fifteen choice and beautiful Paintings gill be
Each viser will be presented with which ene
holder TO chance of obtaining Painting value Tickets will be
numbered from The Painting be thus
will be placed m some public place. and described hereafter.
Ticket 81 The former will ente holder chance
latter will ente the holder
vousiy purchased be
paying the price cf a single admiss
THIS grauitcu distribution Of Panngs will place
day OF May under direction gentlsmen
espectably and sandng and the numbers which
The prizes will be published for week the newspapers
requested keep hem Painting will he delivered
ticket presented.
ES The Gallery will be open during evening"
MADAME EMERY,
The Seventh Daughter OF Gypsy FAMILY,
pegs LEAVE TO inform the citizens OF New Orleans that she
- receives her residence, 2Ss street,
lula and St Josrnh where she will be happy
them OF the PRESENT and the FUTURE.
PS-Hiet and Gentlemen wishing know the
which surround em AMI likewise their future prospects, will do
we'll by ca'irg On Madame Z. Price so
II Hours from TO y, A. NJ. and NJ 6w
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout.
A Speedy Cure Guaranteed.
MITCHELL'S INDIAN RHEUMATIC Elk
WI RACT which has effected so many wonderful curss
in Louisville snd other places on The ohio within the ~
I'm Indian preparation, PuRELyVEeEI ABLE. and perfectly
harmless Dr. y, NJ Weathertod. Major Thomas M Hicks,
!. b. Semple. John Mlbum, VIM. Graham, VIM. Bull, u.
X. Slaughter G. Bul. and host Of ohss in LouvilIe
and vicinity. testify s powerful effects in cases Of from
to
tV- Call and get circular
RAYMOND & PATTEN, Louisville KY,
JAZZ linz Sob genus far The Tinted Si.ses
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AUCTION SALES.

W II ~ -
hOO l1ON sJA1<ESC.
Cl0thins. .......... Clothing. ....... ClOthine.
BIZ d. Lie IA LOh - co.
BAY ssero.y H. 10 0e'st-w be sod at their
general assortment Of CLOTHING.
niso IS do. BATS
Also, one pair FsrbAnss PLATFORM SCALES. FELL
s,...--.. r,--.-.---
"'ocor'es. SOvssOns and Iluuor.
THIS Day Fstra,,v m :, "a s,ciaeENWu,s We
i store 81 Magazine strest- " 20 '''u ~ t'sir aue
loo bo.ss f,.h Mu I., "s ~ no a. s;
20 Sperm Casdses, 50 boxes Tumbl.,..
30 bags A'nnonds; 100 baskets Olive OIL:
Indso starch Wines Brandy, 0fD Rum, WHISKY Rio Co9..
bugsr, Cigars, Nails. HAMS Shoulder TN
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large quantity on Sseond.haud PYyRNrrrrpr
Terms cash on delivery
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usomh9..s and bcarboo streets dspsr IRE
or Mshoxsn, II neb M ~ ut = Mahoe.n
Dining Tables; Washst.d, ,enfs f1ef,
Mahogany and Walnut N'aiis
rsaus sdstoad, Sofas Di,ans oomsns BronSs 1ocs' u
Lamps, Spoons superb Liquor Case A.. c, sna ross
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sundries saved from the wreck of the steau,.,
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hoA store Magazine area Tor sccount Of vb ner sue-
eefn tne Foods Of
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quarter cashs Brandy: do. Wine;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-11
Catalogue Sale. .Of 80. .seasonable Dry Goods
BY j. b. BLACHE a. CO.


w auction rooms, No. ~ Chartres street,
us packages aud lots Of Beasonabe such
Coonades Brz Stripes, Tspe Cheeks Coating
Drills Silk Cruvas Pongee Silk Hndserchiefs Silk
white Linen Meetings. Madras Handkerchief
ns Bobhine MEETINGS, liish Linens. Linen
Cross barred Mnsns, Linen cambrc Hand
kerchefs Towels,
Terms liberal = sale.
OIL he day Of sale fsI0