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Tea Warehouse,
No. o. Camp street, New Orleans.
FHH largest assortment of CIR ZEN and RI A CK

I TEAS ever offered TO
sale IN this city. and at lowe
PRICES. These TRAs are Of
the latest importation, ant
Of the most choice qualilie.
grown in q hina, having
been selected with grea'
care. For the use of fan.
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured metallic packages, Sc
as 10 preserve their fra.
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
~City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam,
boats, ships and hotels sup.
Piled with every dnscrip.
ton ofTeAs, in chests, hal
chests, u ib and 8 n boz
ages, il desired.
IaN I'm A
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
A 3 D O M I N A l.
SUPPORT Ter

tA s~sS 81 NJ Oss. 70 n Clarke s,pssiDs tnlsn
Thsghtest most elastic and in ussf
the cure Of the WOMB companttheb bearing down feeling
te bottom lungs, back
the whites etc. In pregnancy s prevents miscarriage
fact is Indispensable TO the comfort Of delicate
female any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter rney can
0e referred to the wife OF celebrated physician OF THU
y who now using one with perfect .as.stiop
clans are respectfully invited call examine the nstfu
ment at the prop!ietor's, 70 st. Charles street.
occasion examine and all
eSs.sed sapporie in and found
Philadelphia, Aug is, 1919. VIM ANDERsOHs M d
For three years afflicted with compant-pur, Of
me time confined to bed My suGsrugs great
thing relieved until Sup
porters enabled my
'rer health and chserfulpess. Ass.W lIKfNanG.
cAUTION Pesso.. sp..a shsule J. ..sr, s.,an.,
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EccENTRIcITY.-A rich mser, in Auburn, New
York, is to be buried in Owasco Lake, a beautiful
sheet of water that town. He has stone
coffin made, which takes twelve yoke of oxen to
draw it. He gives man nice farm for burying
him. He is to take him into the middle Of the lake
md sinh him
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FIGHT IN THE INDIANA CONVENTION, AT IN
ENTHUSIASTICALLY a scene occurred in the
Indiana State invention, not over creditabe to
that body The question was in relation to the
appointing of three Commissioners to revise and
modify the laws and reform the mode of practice
Many hard things were said against the legal pro-
fession generally, and Mr.. Hovey, delegate from
Posey, who is a lawyer, said he could put his
finger on three men in the Convention who ex-
pected to be appointed the Commissioners. Some
one called out, name them," and member sit
ting near Mr.. Hovey, called out, Kent" Mr..
Kent then rose, and, much excited, called Mr..
Hovey coward. Mr. Hovey advanced to Mr..
Kent's seat and struck him blow in the eye.
Both parties were ordered into custody, and long
explanation took place amid great excitement.
Apologies were made, and, by vote of the Con-
venton, the reporters directed to smother the
whole afflir
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j. Ill. Gather,
AGENT FOR Miss M. POULTNEY,
jal3 I'm OFFIcE 81 CAMP STREET.


Plantation and Church Bells.
THE subscribers are Agents for for the sale Of
L A. MCNEELEY's superior BELLS and have On
constantly on hand complete assortment of sizes, a
from ~ to l90Otb and prepared to receive orders
for Church Bells of large size and which they war
rant TO be equal, il not superior to those Of any
other maker in the United States.
An experience of more than twenty-five years has given
ms opportunity Of obaing the best form fol
Sss and The various ways Of mixing the metals the degrees
and me richest and most For these superior
anahues OF his Bells the highest premiums Fairs
been a,sa.ia HIM sss, q Ii. Unms
Trinity Church. New York City, his Foundry
aiso the largest cast this country Tor the Fire De
partment in New York and Brooklyn.
The chime Of tour Bells for the Cathedral of ST. Louis
this city, was furnished by us from this Foundry.
curing full and prolonged sound.
Persons wanting Bells of superior for Churches
Plantations, Steamboats,, invited ca and examin
stock. STARK, DAY & STAUFFER
jas 2wd&W corner Canal and Nsgazne sts
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FATAL Acc1DENT.-Do Doctor jeremiah Dunn
Mayor Of Princeton, N. j., on his return from
Trenton, on Tuesday evening, was thrown from
his sulky about six miles from Princeton, and
killed. He was found about eight o'clock in such
a position as to lead to the belief that his horse
took fright and threw him out violently on his head
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ELECTION OF U. S. SENAToR.-The 4th of
February has been selected on the part of the New
York Assembly for the election of U. S. Senator.
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The steamer Grand Turk left St Louis on the ad ut-Re
ports feet inches water at Beaver Dam-n port for New
Orleans steamer Pocahontas.
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AMERICAN THEATRE,

sole Lessee 3. CHARLES.
Acting and Stage Manager M FosTFK
~ Third Night Of the Reopenng with the combined talent Of
sPALDNG ROGERS CIRCUS and the Dramatic Corps.
THIS EVENING, February 4. commence
i with SCENES IN THE CIRCLE BY the full strength Of tie
Corps conclude Equestrian ORA
matte Spectacle Of TlMOUR THE TARTAR-T mour Mr.. W.
Foster Ogou, Mr. Mckeon; Zorda, Mile Dus Liska with
combined sreogh of both compsn,es Offering an aae
lion surpassed in this
country, engaged and will shortly appear. "a
Price, Of admission Dress Circle IS cents Pit so cent?.
Family Circle Second Tier 30 Coorsd Boxes So cent?
Gallery. rs cents
rV Doors open half past 6; Curtain will rise at7 fed
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Practical MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENTS
The N. Y. Courier says OF this work
This the first book of the kind possessing an intrinsic
value, that has made its appearance this county,
worthy Of the attention OF young employed
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JkFFERS0N CITY, 4
Monday Evening, February 3. 1851
Arrived to-day per Grand Turk, 200 head of Beef
Cattle.
PRICES: Beef Cattle, 6t97c W ID net !; Hogs, SIC
" ib net; Sheep, -@-Y head Mich CONS. ga 90
tO$65 10 W head; Catpes. Sc 00fOs9 so y head.
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SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Friday, January "a. 185l-No. 30. Jehiel Brooks,
plaintiff in error, Us. Samuel Norris. The motion
10 dismiss the writ of error in this case was argued
by Mr.. Bulard in support of, and by Mr.. Walker
in opposition thereto.
No. g. E. b. st. John, appellant, Us. z. A. Paine
ct al. The argument of this cause was concluded
by Mr.. Wood for the appellant.
Nos l6. GA and IS. W. E. Wood, plaintiff in
error, Us F. W. Trapnall J. W. Paup et al plain
lifts in error, us. T. S. Drew, as Governor Of the
State of Arkansas. The argument of these cases
was commenced by Mr.. A. H. Lawrence for the
plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned until Monday, II O'Clock, Am.
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COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NUMBER ONE.-This body
met last evening pursuant to adjournment Recorder Geno
In the Chair, and ten members present.
A message from the Mayor received, communicating
the result Of certain adjudicatons also, suggesting to the
Council the necessity of fixing minimum price at which the
Engine OF the Water works be Sold This was referred
to special committee in conjunction with the Surveyor
letter from Dennis Cronan asking the Council to
the Surveyor to issue to certificate for paving done il
ST. Peer and ST. Ann streets, referred to the Committee
Claims
Mr. Bonnevals resolution, presented the last meeting
abolsng the office of Engineer OF the Water works. thei
came up and was adopted
etier from Captain Scott, Wharinger of the Munici.
paty was read having reference the resolution granting
five hundred feet OF wharf, used by steamboats, SINAI
vessels and schooner This officer points the dadvan
tage OF this arrangement. showing that doing
cpaiy would drive away steamboats, which contr
butte a large revenue to the Municipality.
After the reading, Mr. Bonneva presented revolution
limiting the be assigned small vessels to three
hundred and fifty feet. The consideration of this question
was postponed to The next sitting.
Sergeant Lynd, Of the Night Watch, was dismissed by
vote OF the Council and Alexander Baldwin was elected in
his stead.
Resolutions from the Board of Lquidators relative TO tho
tax to be imposed towards the payment of the debt were
referred to the Finance Committee.
After which the Council adjourned
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CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES.
CLOTHLv'G. s.
ALFRED MUNROE & co.'s
"ONE PRICE, STORE,
- MAGAZINE Street.


W we are constantly receiving large additions
tn our stock of p A aHION mi p rvr rsrurS,
---S--ASHsxAoAAH NASOA n1NH 4nnGRu-
TLkhkNs FUkMsHIN9 GOODu, To WhiOh invit
of puYcbzses1
ry..L;,. :. - - = soHsSsssM
>" os : 'e'' SS'S-s'
The following a pastial list Of uaelsss
COATRa
ana fancy oiofed Cloth DFeas and ftoek
% 49, i hs p1a2s s.e Cca-sso Goats in
Sas.oL neavef nc oiae whnney Jim SAGA
55upefnns piack sna fancy colcred Cloth ssc Coats
naet Aoeiae brown and golden brown Cloth Opa
Blue fancy soiossd Beaver CosI s.es
do do do do. da Pastoss.
Dran blue ana nxoWn Puos Cloth 9ass and Paapts
slk end wool nav ays Codgng0n nAcs and
Blue brown ana fancy eoofed Tvesd 9acs RBoehssss
Saanmese, Tweed en0 f1iot Cioth Boulevnrts
6rovn golden brown and efay bankst Sac Coats.
superior olaeH ma blue Cloth Cloek
% ao LION Ctosns, With beeveL
Robes de chanbrsa
VESVSs
nd dauk.
VeYvr ich Hal and Ernbc,id.,.d Sro,h w..
Single and double breasted black and eslnd Cashmere
Single and double breasted black c..,iusr. VET.
Rich Bombazne and Msrnn vess
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NEW ORLEANS MARK ETS
CRgsCENT OYFrcR,

COttOn-The Canadas accounts are still delayed and
parties indsposed to operate Yesterdays sales were
consequently limited about 1900 bales at our quotations.
which slightly modified.
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INVESTIGATION FOR PoIsoN.-The Tuscaloosa
Observer publishes the report of DR.. Riddell, Pro-
lessor of Chemistry in the University Of Louisiana,
of an examination and analysis made of the con.
tents of the stomachs and portions of the lvers Of
A. Graham and H. M. Judge, who, it will be re-
membered, died suddenly in Eutaw last summer,
and which gave rise to some ugv suspicious at the
time. The examinations appear to have been thor
ough, and exhibit no traces whatever OF polsons
having been taken into the stomachs
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Advices to the LIST ult, say that Mexico was
making arrangements to portion of the national deh,
this month. " ~ s'.' VI
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1t is stated that the Virginia Congressional Del
egation are unanimously in favor of Daniel s. Dick
nson for presidential nominee.
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HIGHWAY RoBDERY.-James Combey, Abraham Miller
and John CLARK, yesterday brought before Recorder
Genois charge of highway robbery James Iaunn tss
tined that he accosted by the party on Sunday night at
the corner OF Canal and Rampant Streets what the
Tune was lie pulled out his watch, when Miller snatched
and they all ran Launn pursued but lost sight of them
until some moments afterwards when he them in cof
ieehouse on Benve street He had them arrested and as
he swoe positively them. they before the Fnlt
District Court
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RECORDER CALDwELL's CouRT.-There was about the
usual crowd at this establishment yesterday morning.
Among the originals who called to answer for Offences
was John Matson, who charged with stealing twenty
pounds OF cotton from press John did not manifest
any indignation at the CHARGE but his proprety was
very much shocked at the mention Of twenty pounds when
he expressed himself willing take his bible OATH that he
did not steal more than sixteen pounds and half He went
into an argument on this subject and only stopped by
the information that his would be sent down for the
consideration of Jury.
small specimen of Ilibenian. with very rich brogue
named Tim Gleason was brought up vagrant. When
Tim asked what he did for living he rather sneaksby
replied, plays the iceland pipes, honor' He had
been arrested late hour of the night with set of pipes
which beievedto be his The Recorder wanted
TO satisfy himself the subject and he ordered Tim to give
him specimen of his skill Tim Thought he would make too
much noise and he correct in his opinion; OH
Grafton of Sounds that threw several
performer the Heeand pipes and he let him Off but
warned him to procure license forthwith
Abraham Wells was arraigned, the charge of attempt
ing to introduce his dgs into the pockets of drunken man.
ST. Charles street. Abraham YVES very positive that he
but his actions had been watched was sent before the
First District Court for trial.
George Daley A. Reynolds. and Theodore Lane for CIV
ing performances in the American Theatre not in the pro-
gramme compelled contribute IS each towards the
support of the Municipal Thomas Osbum and
James Hughes also fined IS each for breaches of the
peace.
Several other petty mp but none of them were
worth mentioning.
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DAN RICE,s CIRCUS

ST. CHARLES STREET, OPPOSITE PERDIDo STREET.
An ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE EVERY
"A NIGHT consulting Of the amusing variety Amph
theatrical Colossal Troupe
will appear
CF Day Performance every SATURDAY, at 10 oclsck in
which the Juvenile Company viii perform series Of
~ Seats secured the Box Office day. between the
hours of 10 and 3. "
Admsson-Dress Circle, Co
red Gallery - - ' i,0a
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CohsrrrED-Wliam Watson yesterday brought
before recorder Genos the charge of stealing watch
The evidence sufficient to convict him. but MS he
could give no good accou of HIMSELF he was committed as
vagrant.
John Wolf and Henry Wolf, lads, were charged with
stealing saw from the Vegetable Market. They were CON-
mted for month.
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SOUTH CAROLINA AT THE WORLDS FAIR.
From present indications the Palmetto State will
be respectfully represented in specimens of home
industry at the great London Fair in May next
The following offerings have been approved by the
General Central Committee
/. w. Seabrook, Sea Island Cotton.
9. J. R. Jones, Upland Cotton.
3. J. v. Jones, do. do.
4. Wade Hampton, do.
5. W. W. Mcleod, Sea Island Cotton.
D. l.. T. Iler0t. Clean Rice.
7. J. ]. Ward, Sheaf Rice.
8. Y. d. v. Jameson, Suirits Turpentine.
9. ]. Altman Phaton Carriage.
10. Charles b. Capers, Cypress Canoe.
ii. Graniteyie Factory, Shirting and Drilling
IL. Charleston Factory Sheetpgs and Sbirtinps
ID. Eugene b. Bell, Palmetto Oak, Cedar, and Poplal
woods
IA. John B. DeSauSure, Swee. Gum WOOD
10. South Carolina Railroad Company, one circular
Table.
Ii. Mary HI. Melichamp, one Basket.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Manager. Ludlow SIXTH.
o'dee manseW.... ,'''''''so' DkbAa
tB- Last Night but FOUR Of Miss CHARLOTTE CtIBHhAE
vhs vii appear her great eharaeter OF LADY MACBETH
u The public IL respectfully informed that Mr. McKEAN
BUCHANAN Is engaged TO act IN conjunction with Mss
Cushman, and viii appear as MACBETH
THIS EVENING Tuesday, Februny 1851, will b acted
'' MACBETH.
Lady Mac Miss Charlotte cushmsn
Mac Buchanan
All h. orra. Muse cf the witches viii be given sss;,.
Mn. AND MRS. WHITE.
= Wed.esday~L.ii Night II Guy Msnnsrns." o'-p"An
~ open hatpsst 8; performance
Boa office open rem ~ nntli . oelocE
PLACIDE's vARIETIEs.
Two Divsrtssements
i the Domestic Drama entitled
6kCRkT SERVICE.
Michael Perrin II. Placids
'Ns's''' :TW0 BRILLIANT DivERTiss sMENTs. ''n"''f
by Mile Hero Mile vaiee and Mons asugin yegss
To conclude with the Genie Extra vaganza cslsi
FIRST NIGHT;
Of A Peep Behind the Curtain
Acbls Difard Mr.. H. Piacide
Fiat. --...-..-.--....-..M Bsss
Arfabeha. Mrs. W. P. Johnston
Price and Parauetts
u Boxes third ter for eoiored persons only, 70
Gallery, rs ceuu.
The open every day, 10 until O'CLOCK
nd Till .. when places
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES following appointn

u billiard Hall. of Vermont, Second Comptroller of the
sIa Land ID o q, Robert McAen q LOusans Sugr,
Of Lou;iana Treasurer Of the Branch Mint New Orleans
Edward Deal of Pennsylvania Treasurer OF the Mint
Phladelpha Gideon 8 Holmes, of Massachusetts, Consul
to the Cape of Good Hope; Alexander NJ Ross of New
york. Consul at ST. Cathanes John Sloan, of Ohio Trea-
surer of the United States. 1900
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MELANCHOLY SuIcIDx.-On Sunday night last, a ma n
named John Archer are,ted for disturbing the peace
On being brought before Recorder Genos yesterday morning
his offence appeared slight he was discharged He
remained about the office for considerable length of time
md hnay went up the gallery the court yard lie
honi h the rsing, and stood for minutes ooLias
s0f hf I'D biz aops ~
them, but deliberately took off his hat and then threw him.
sell hesd foremost on the pavement below killing himself in.
stansy An inquest was held the body, and verdict re.
turned In accordance with The facts 1t that the
unfortunate aborng under temporary insanity a,
the time he committed the rash act,
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citizens of Mobile are making strenuous exertions
to raise funds for the rebuilding of the Mansion
House, the principal hotel in the city, which was a
short time since destroyed by fire.
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Y. s. CIRCUIT CouRr.-The of Gen. Henderson
ana not progress any yesterday in the sickness
of one of the Jurors,
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UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
No. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET, Up STAIRS.
Is NOW RE-oPENED. for public inspection, comprisi
i choice and select
Ancient and Modern Paintings.


Ancient and Modern Paintings,
From the most celebrated Masten.
II In order to cultivate for the Fine
Gavan has taken advantage opportunity exhibiting
collection of PAlNTNGs recently arrived, belonging
teur on his way 70 the North This Gallery considered judges
contain beautiful and choice specimens Of Art order
the and public feeling
the determination adopting following PLAN
Fifteen choice and beautiful Paintings will
Each visitor Will he presented with cket which will en1e
holder chance
numbered from one upwrds The Painting be thu. distributed
will be placed 10 some pubic place. and described hereafter.
Of Admission the Gallery,
Ticket, 32 The former will the holder chance The
latter will entie the holder All
vousy purchased season ucIes will be entitled to
paying the price Of single adnsso
This button Of Paintings will
day OF May Ter the direction highest
srecsbiIy and Standing, and obtained
the prizes will be published for week in the newsparers
N B. As each will be numbered, holders
requested to seep them, Painting will be delivered
ticket is presented.
The Gallery daya md
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CHARGE OF MuRDER.-Richard Holloway and John
Coffee alias Cassidy yesterday brought before Recorder
Caldwell Tor examination the charge killing negro be-
longing to j. w Behan. We have mentioned the fact OF
negros being killed before BY of counsel the &C
cused were sent before the First District Court without any
preliminary examination.
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Piedmont ...... L'tie
Rose Standish T,nl
Robert Morris. 6,m2
Sarah Ann .....l0,nfi
Sarah H.. Snow. 4,n2
Sarsgossa ...... 5,ml
SophiaMckenziePo Point
Theoxana ...... i,m2
Virginia. LITE
virgiuian ...... 3.ml
Yarmouth ...... 6,m2
Yankee Blade Linn
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n1SSOLUTION-ln consequence of the death
- of Mr. John Durhdge, the partnership heretofore ca
ing under the firm of JOHN DURBRIDGE b co. ceaset
on the LIST inst. WILLIAM DURBRIDGE.
Executor Of John Durbridge, deceased.
The business will hereafter be conducted BY William
Durbrdge.. .NewUrleans. Jan. 10, 1851. jal3
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FATAL AFFRAY.-A free man of color named j. j. Same
vile, was killed about eleven O'Clock Sunday night II
by another free of COLOR named Victor Jourdan at the
entrance to the Globe Ball Room. The parties were seen to
have some alteration. and Joudan made unge al the de-
ceased and he Jumped aside crying that he stabbed
lie expired in few aterwards The verdict ofthe
Cooners jury, which rendered yesterday was that the
deceased came 10 his death from wound inflicted by Jour.
dan In FACT when the latter arrested he acknow
to the Waterman that he killed the man.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Mary Crocker, Croker, Philadelphia
Span ship Buena Ventura Ysen, Barcelona Pal
Bark Edwin Augusta, Keazer Boston G Deske &C.
Bark Reindeer, Lawrence, Boston, [, III f;nje
Span bark Mariana, MaJca, San Sebastian, A t. M Heinz
Brig Apalachcoa, Foote, San Juan de Nicaragua '''
d.; Ana. ,, VIM Dewey
Brig Shawmut, YoTke, Philadelphia, Chas Deake Eco
Sohr Edward Barnard. Saunders. ApalachieoIs,
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EOR SALE-A DRUG STORE, on reasonable
L terms. Apply to ]. BOOTH,
jal4 I'm Grod and Car0ndelet SITS.
EOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE for a smaller OF
L less draugh of water-A first rate SCHOONER xsfs
of 60 tons, well found in every respect, sails, etc.,
stands No. /, and running; is fast saler and -
fine going vessel would suit well go Pensacola,
Galveston. any her carries we'll with good cabin
etc. For PARTICULAR, apply to
VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND
NEGROES FOR SALE-A very valuable and highly
improved Sugar Plantation. situated in the parish Of Ponts
CouDee, containing 1900 acres of which 500 under
walton, offered for sale. Sugarh0use, with snpe-
rot Engine has Just been completed of Gas 600.
and full supply Of Mules Horses Wagons and Stock For
WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & co.
d31 If Union Row, 81 Carondelet IT.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DARING BURaLARY.-One of the most daring and
cessu buganes which has lately been perpetraed in this
city occurred on Sunday night last The office of the
Mutual Insurance Company. OF Camp and Common
Streets OF which l.. Mathews agent, entered by
of false keys the safe broken open and robbed of about
thousand dollars The Of getting into the safe
more scientific than plan circular
piece cut OF the three inches half diam.
eter Immediately the lock- and the could then easily
be raised with the finger The operation supposed
been performed with cold chise forced by brace. as the
edge OF the orce perfectly smooth. and be
2 was used This beats gunpowder and every other method
The burglars must have previously learned the position
OF the lock- or they would not have succeeded.
portion OF the money belonged the Insurance Com.
pany portion to Mathews, Finley Co.. the balance
to E. MacphersoS Co., druggists. q Camp street The
latter deposited box containing 800 in bank notes. sl0
silver and $40 IN gold, with Messr. Mathews Finley on
Saturday night The three different kinds of money were in
three different compartments of the box and none but the
notes was taken Every drawer in The thoroughly
searched, but of the taken The
left behind them small furnace and n .siimmv