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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-10

TEXAS The steamer Globe arrived late las
night, bringing Rio Grande papers up to the Isl
instant. They contain nothing of interest
Execution. = Howard Slaughter, and the two
Mexicans, who were severally convicted Of murde,
at the late session of the District Court, and sen.
executed. They all confessed their guilt on the
scafio!d, and repented the crime they had commit
ted. The Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain, Of the Presbv.
terrain church, at the request of Slaughter, made
an impressive prayer in behalf of the prisoner and
the officiating Priest Of the Roman Catholic church.
addressed the multitude, in Spanish and English,
expressing the deep sorrow and regret of the Gull
prs for their offences against the laws of the conn.
Try. The last words Of Howard Slaughter were
Beuare Of Liquor, for it has brought me to this,"
Rio Grande Sentinel
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RECORDER CALpwELL's CouRT.-The patriotism of the
Eighth extensive that very large number Of nd.
vduss completely by 1t in this part Of the
town. The consequence was, that the Recorders dock
was crowdsdIyesera morning. and black eyes ber-
ally distributed throughout the aSemblage
j. Dewitt brought up the charge of stealing keg
Of lard from the steamer Empire. The fact fully
proved by the clerk of the boat. and Mr. Dewitt
before the the First District Court
e. Harland was charged with abusing Waterman. and
he was charged Is for the fun. He thought exceedingly
hard that he should have to t5 for abusing Waterman
when that was the full price for knocking down.
George Coffee called up the charge of assauting
and striking Officer Ritter and cutting him the face with
knife. The affair occurred South Market street, about
O'Clock the afternoon Of the 9Th. Coffee was returned
before the First District Court.
George Roberts sent before the First District Court on
the charge of stealing Dsguereoype picture from the room
of q. Merit. on Hercules street.
William VALLEY was called upon the charge
OF stealing double baeed gun from the OF T. L. Ma
No 6 st. Charles The prosecutor swore tina,
he caught the accused backing of his soe all ours
with the gun under his He made resistance
when the officer to him, and he made great dis
play of innocence when brought up yesterday morning. He
was sent before the Fint District Court for trial.
Thomas Smith brought up the charge Of stealth,
two planes He found with the articles in his
and the therefore considered very plain Thoma
committed appear before the First District Court
RoBBkRv.-Ths room Of Louis Emmerling on BenviC,
strset. feloniously entered Wednesday last hi.
oie broken open, and robbed of swey and other prop
cry 70 the of six thousand doan No clue 10 tb,
| sooben has been obtained
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LOCAL N EW s.

U. 3. CrRoUIr CouRr-7ae Cuban .afair.-On the
opening Of the Court yesterday morning. Mr. Benjamin made
few remarks stating he unwe speak long. and
that in fact he hardly deemed any further argument necessary
General Henderson replied briefly to the argument of MIR.
Hunton, when the Jury discharged and Judge McCae
stated that he would take the matter under advsemen and
deliver an opinion this morning.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY,
Thursday Evening. January 9, 1851.
Arrived to-day, per Maria Burt and Caddo 157
head of Texas Cattle and 107 Calves.
PRICES: Beef Cattle. $1,000 v h net; Hogs, 515@
&c y ID net; Sheep, 90 90 D$5 90 v head; eh Cons
s3O0$S0 v head Cdipes, q 0O01$10 90 " head.
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BRAZ0S ST JAGO-Per steamship Globe: $43 800 in
specie klemnI$6lOS Cason Vles-sS2O Gorrson Bros
1sioO0 Capt Wson-s NJ DeCampoS596 q Il Y
hsnas Skin do WOOL Geo Foster
4 h1des Mcdowell, Mills &co-i0 mules Buckley &
Holt-3 horses order-Total 49,, l94 %.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Visitor 4O,O0O # lumber, order.
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Council ov MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
Sltting OF Monday, Jan. 6, 1851.
r ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
IL and requested after giving ten days notice in the ocie
paper OF the Municipality, sell at public aucian thu fol
all the material and laying such planl
SIDEWALKS as may be required during from the dat
O. For furnishing all the MATERIAL rep.irng the wooder
bridges, building bridges and laying gunwae crossings
within the Municipality during year from the date
contract
The above work be done, and payments made in &C
coiance with the specifications be published with sal,
notice.
[Signed1 JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved 9Th January, 1851.
- [Sgned] A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor,
True COPY; l.. HEyLTGtER Clerk
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Firemen,s Charitable Association

10 The first Quarterly Meeting Of the Board of Delegates
the Femen Charitable Association will be held in the hall Of
Louisiana Hose Company, MONDAY Jan. 49, at p NJ
jal0 GEO. W. HUBBELL Secretary.
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THE IRON Horse GIN HARNESS. The new
locomotive, Tennessee, says the Nashville Wing
of the 2Sth ult, was put in gear yesterday even
ing, and made trial trip of a mile out on the Nash
vile and Chattanooga railroad. The little excur-
sion was witnessed with much interest by a number
of spectators, some of whom "took passage" II
marks an era in our history.
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~ HANDSOME THINe.-At the for the benefit Of
aemAe Orphan Asylum on "Wednesday evening last.
~ snd twenty Of the orphan girls present. and
the rain falling in torrents TWAS almos,
,ham II M The children walk home. and those having
Of the 6a, ss were seriously perplexed. Mr. VIM Msh.
stable. nm a. ruoes Msh, proprieton Of the Tsersa
9. onases street. being informed of the facts
hon, ~ ~ OUT ms carriages, notwithstanding the late
Asylum s os and had 4. the children conveyed TO the
worthy Of r,s., MAY. tnn act on the part OF Mr. Msh
-, --u N, interests will not suffer by it.
bod, wa, "a s.ns regular monthly nesting of hi.
quorum the only thing in order was an ,son,a o's no
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We see noticed, in the Memphis papers, the
death Of Charles LoAand, an old and prominent
citizen of that place.
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M. MANU- This gentleman. after success
~ ssund 4 engagements At al Of our theatres ha
III ~ Louisville We commend him to the pres
n thas atty.
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81 and my wife are TO-" said victim the other
day. " How is that ?" inquired friend. why
you see, my wife is l and l am 0, and and 0
are 10.
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IT,
! sss. fa$ii SsSS %
Gt 6o II, R9s hid Cd Hewitt Morton
bbs apples Be1on-l76o cabSasss, 50 bis apples
GsSss
do hi $ SS po Sbs
as s 9yss RS5Ss1 s @
1859 IS hid tobacco FeeSs, sks corn IS dc
s, bs as
osa1i sdss Ni &c Dbl
s%Gf f sssns1 p hhd'
Lean %s9uz5 Miltsnbergsr &eo-Ss Gerard Ferrisr
Meods bS;ss y Ss SS aa Gsdds
S So e PaaShs &eo75 DO v Jackson
Kenne b Sds
n hhd ss as IS bales
nsaf o Sss Wsh W #s
Pa snS,s hssSnna Fe9Sss Sco Basey Hot
80 DO Hewitt, Norton Tsoi d &coHs &c
f pae son@ ennss do
$ hhSs sugar Rsppy Grs b bb moasses Ps,
| CdddO: oftor
Oakley h1%Eins-45 Robson \ AlenSis i F!elssn Sc
Ell fp FssS
esss Hsw..ss sss
1 RnSGS geo. Cammngs ssTsrt Sect DsGIay
sIols leather smith R95o6 hides bales psiIie Nc
s b %sss c aasssy R0
s p asnsy %
selI0Sami Te,e sect Giy~lo K Shaw Ss9 o3
Saaqd dSsa5 f DE- EgaSa ApsS o
hhds sugar 49, bGs moiases bSpuy GIss
d4 I? shS Msasd bd 65
56 # 81; %SI r IS hid
Grand PRAiRiEPss Steamer p fsh cotton is bb
asses eBr!on-o do de Egana-25 d. Is Rhds sn ina
Do BOB s%sa5 % Sa hhSs
Gerard Fener-5s DE- lOs bbls i2hfbI molae. Olive
5$a, ksclo. sss n
3o,s m1s se,s Mske1s bids bb oranges sack
cart Foey bbs half bbs mcSsse .' - Sbs su sS
ss' TRf ssoa rays de- Lob
o9 ss Gs S SS u hhSs Bag5
EssTn. Donegsn &So,aS az Depnsoua &ooH AZ 4
%ases Gerald msss Sss 3d. Dc
alters bales moss Mason &eo5 bds hides ETC. order
Total 29S hhds sugar-3i7 bbs 100 hf bbs molasses ~
FLATBoATS.
lit jefferson City
nh A Crsays two boats 1884 bbs beef
CISCiNlNATlSsPer shelke's two boats 2S44 bbL tiou
ClNClNNATI-Per Kay's boats: 300 bbls four o,ds,
ii 70
| Memoranda,
The steamship Globe left Brazos St Jsgo at O'Clock y
on the 9th n't-ln port for New Orleans soh Scranton
and Jane Elizabeth Just arrived from this port.
Passengers.
Per steamship Maria Burt, from Galyestcn-Mr S,.ti,,
lady and dsushier Staton Thos Burnett Tomas.
Scott Miller. NJ smith-and on deck. -,''' -
Per Steamship Globe from Brazos st Jago-Capt Evan.
Hotho w Stanton John Trainer. Thos Gsshs,, o nlh
sGhoo. Casaias, puysl, Coulter Gsydea-S o. dsss.
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SOCIETY FANCY DRESS BALL.

.Ny59a At BRUINS NATIONAL HALL, ANA
.EATAN Carondeet, Union street. Ea -
IsssK TT The above Grand Ball takes place
49, SATURDAY EVENING, January Ii, 1851. TIHSiSSSs
"a ~ Ladies' Cards Of Invitation to be had at TfT
Tyer's and Mnyo's Muc Stores Of Mr. Buns Hail.
tB- Gentlemen's Cards Of Admission, 81 90.
iaIO FREDERICK e. BRUINS, Proprietnr and Director.
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rz- C.rd.-At. meesing Of .he studen.s Of the uni

vers ity of Louisians, the 9th inst, it was
Resolved That thank be rendered Prof. L.
for the collateral Course Of Lectures WHICH he has been
deliver ing proposes continue during the session.
That his delivering and illustrating his Lectures from
the Char which ably fills calculated to render
the study Of that branch of Natural Schemes highly inter-
estng and instructive H. c. GRAY, Chairman.
j. 8. RASH, Secretary. JalO II ddW
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From the Delta of December


I'VE stated that the ordinance ejecng the Board lille
GAL because and puyporf wers violate the
incorporation. which provides that all officers Of the Corpora
ton. under accusation, sha be fairly tried written
charges and specifications That the proceeding against de
nqusnt officers in the nature of impeachment, and
that Legislative body could, by Legislative act
dismiss officers under charges without hearing and trial
Such would be paipabe violation Of the charter
the city. 1t would certainly be great defect the
law Il The majority Of the Counc when desires e get I'D
creating the Office"
From the Delta of January 9th
1--WE never impugned the authority of the Council to
move the Board, to repeal the law creating the Boar
The discussion between us, already too por-
tracted, turned on the right of the Council to
repeal, for any and every cause, the ordinance
creating the Board of Directors. The Crescent
commended that the Council had such power the
the Delta denied ii. The object was the remova
Of obnoxious officers. The Court decide tina
they have the right
The counsel of the defendants has argued t, case upo
the general principle that the of appointment
sary involves the power of removal The application
that doctrine to the Of the appointment of Directors
the Public Schools by the Council Of the Municipality ap
peam to me to be Correct =
And now, forsooth, the Delta eoolly declare
that it never disputed the point.
After this, we think the Delta fairly entitled t,
the nppellation of the Artful Dodger.
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MAYoRALTY OF NKwORLEAKs, Jan. 8, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
resolution, that will sell at my office on MONDAY
the Goth day of January, 1851 IL o'clock M the loves
bidder. thu contracts:
For nishng all the material and laying such planl
sidewalks as may be required during from the dat
OF contract
2 For furnishing all the MATERIAL and repairing the woode,
bridges building new bridges and laying gunwas crossings
within the paty, during from the
the contract The whole in accordance with the specica
IONS ABOVE lJai0J A. d. CROssMAN, Mayor.
pECANS-ln bags and barrels, fine Texas, foi
l. sale by
ial0 i. W. ARTHUR co. % and % New Leves.
IL AlSlNS-5OO whole, half, and quarter boxes,
IL for sale by
lalo L w. ARTHUR & CO. % and 50 New I.evee.
( IGARS-25O,OOO assorted brands and qualities,
jal0 I. w. ARTHUR & co. % and 90 New Levee.
{ RANBERRIES-lO0 whole, half and quarter
~ barrels for sale by
jalO I.W ARTHUR & CO, q and % New Levee
RROOMS-25O dozen assorted qualities, for sale
u by l. w. ARTHUR & co, % and 20 New Levee
pICKLES-l75 boxes, gallons, half gallons,
quarts and pini,. assorted, fol sale BY.
!ad NV. ARTHUR = 20, Is and @ New Lsvee,
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MAyoRALTY OF NRwORLEASs, JAM 8, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue Of the abov
l resolution, that will sell, my office, on MONDAY
the 10Th day of January 1851 IL O'clock the loves
bidder the contracts for cleaning the paved and
streets and markets. and keeping repair the unpaved street
and bitches comprised within the limits of the District
Of the Second Municipality above mentioned for the
of whole in accordance with the specification
above. Liza l0l A ID. CRossMAN Mayor.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LArrrup. aso " aO N.-Lose1rupr 500 w lin Time Ga

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Louisiana Lawles Galveston and MasasSId.
sp ship Prmera de Catalina. sches Barceona Pnisy PUG
snip kas HS Uu Boston, So
Br ship Alex Grant, Alexander. Lverpool.
Ship Avalanche, Hawkins. NewyOrk, n's WIN CsseS S
Ship M Mdn % Boer NewYOk
s1E %fss saRs
Bark EdwaFd Dearborn Baltimore Harrison geo
Arrived.
Steamship Pacific, Jarvis from Havana 9th inst. to Jen
Steamship Maria Burt, Emerson, from Galveston via Mouth
Harms SIs my yo" DfaA0 81 'as0 0'n ih 10
Schr Visitor Perry. from Pensacola to masterBasn
Asia, Wheelhousss, from Port Hudson.
'6a %S S!sh5 Gbe fran sh1S Wamspo
Fashion ss nm, Martin from Grand Prairie .,u.
Music, Streck, from Lafourche.
Exports.
GALvESTQN-Pe steamship louisiana 200 bbs flour,
3 AZ. hHd ' P% do c,,rn
R ZAP Kate Howes: 1876 bales cotton. 1917
ship JUDAH ouo ;' $50 sias cotton, 81
Do ao a H. 81 bb S % o SS eS Is
leather 5Oo hides 81 casks POTASH so bales hemp, 500 pig
oLdlvERPooL17Pers ship Alex Grant, 1895 bales cotton
loo beef 4s bbls aow. 604 do flour sacks cotton seed
200 slaves, etc.
NEW YORK-Per ship Avalanche: 1O6 bales cotton, 90
bbs mOasses 1900 do -four bids SO bbs 50 hf bbls beef
cks blcon, 5l7 bb pork. bbls lard IL rolls leather 10
bbs rcd OIL do quer, casks dyesu $50 boxes candles
NEW Y0RK-Per ship Mediator: I37 bales cotton ISL
bbi pork 100 do rags go do hams 200 hf do pork SOC tc
lard l4e6 bbls flour, i6O do OIL II do wine Al do beef is
bbls S9 hf bbis molasses. 1lS hhds sugar
PHILADELPHIA A--Per bark Nashua: ITO bales cotton
~ hhds sugar. 2l3 bbs moasses 1874 do lard OIL do caste
OIL SS do lard 80 bales hemp 4S $40 bbs pork las cask
do 29 empty bbs 475 bxs candles, cks bxs wne etc
oBALTIMORE-Per bark Edward: 10l hhds 40 bbls pork
~ hhds bacon 100 hhds sugar. Us lard $50 hf bb beef
759 Do aeqr 81 bbls s55 kegs lard 76 ties hams.
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per schr Two Friends 100 bbl
aour 50 do sugar. do whisky 40 bxs candles so do
% do starch, q sacks coffee 100 kegs lard ties hams ii
casks liquors, 10 ties rice, rs kegs butter ETC. "
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REDUCTION IN PRICES
OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
At SO CANAL STREET.
PRlNTS-Good qualities Observation-Disclosures. I" "
CURTAIN PRlNTS-New patterns " " "
Manchester GINGHAMS-Yard vide......... LA A" "
Beached SHEETINGs-Yard wide
MANTlLLAs and CLoAKsLatest styles Bargains
10 Splendid Stock Of SILKS and other
DRESS GooDs, at Uery loao prices-among them
WATERED POPLlNs-very 81 90 per yard
An assortment of EMBROIDERED and LACE GOODS.
Rich LACE CHEMIz 81 25 each
Handsome LACE COLLARS 30 each
EmbTodered CUFFS 70 pair
CARPETING, RUGS and TABLE OIL CLoTHS-very cheap.
BLANKETS, from 81 rs per pair up; with complete
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
10 Oh EAPER 81
Than at any other house in this City.
G. Nj. SIMPSON,
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9A-< ~ regular meeting will be held AT Masonic SE
~ ~ Hail Of Bnronue and Pcrddo streets, SR<
wv SATURDAY EVENING. llth inst, at halt HVN
O'Clock Companions requested be puDctuai
order Of the D. J. G. M jal0 "A. DENTZEL, Recorder
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

-t CRESCENT OFFIcR,
Friday Morning, January 10. 1851.
CottOn-There was only moderate demand yesterday
and the sales reached barely 1000 bales. steady prices
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ny @A9NCkD - 8ms "
1 anrEHs - Wocaen. G Joiner, .,a. r. a r
.e,ea: eeeh Jack. W Winro 4 Z -. nm'us = su
spose Wh10rd Cable svarA Gray asa,s Ssa 'esh
s Dsvla1I. Cansy !.husoo dat CurS
as. s .is: s Ssssss. l s:ss.
zenss Young. ~ Young, Young lobn.S oy,5s
oodoa Gordon, eumptsr, Calfofnia Is shsn Scdcn
Whna, Nd Hcyde. Ohio; hmeomsry Mis- ~ Si a.:
wa ia; G ssss: 81 syeG Col Gssss Sss
R1.se. No Nssoc Pace; ra s,s;.S.0 ciu@R
Yisscs; Kirkpatrick; Hinkis. ''a' q
lsI u Howard di..sis. fs sIsas'ss9B nssring
Crttey. CO. y Nick ~ Watson, VII iam. 6hsrson
ceHf.aia Fuller. Waller, W Smith. 7 oRsliv ~
I.dL 0'.eIy. As Hebsisaon Day and son. VIII
e. - "a .' S Sa', s:yDs ~
Al1Ss5t kaasvad, O.; Psyton Pa; Roberts LW htou
nSS6 8 sxss;d Y smith, v sosS@S. & f snSsn'
esen III 81 nshnsos, ~; NJ Ic.su. 1alsy, q
u{1 Moor. = Louis; Crater. Perkns, 1svel 4,
~ AsNsFt niv.s \ Phinps. California; Or srbs
49,; = fsfhiss 0rasr; RATTLE Mr. q Ross.
{ 4zXL1!1g - 9 WigSin. N D Chuds " Hayes. . Co
81, n K, snah. 2 n@ih ? LspoP 2 HsusL md
& FoS sa3 .oa Eas Co.
~, ~ Davs California; Z o Cain. Hahn, j sch wort W
5 1424 Qm Z Hampton. W GLtsrt, & Hunter Nj,
14n<g ARCADE II foas, [ Mathew, @ srsdy, W
Xu4pM ppstins Cepln, Hanns, q Turner y Duts
80 ~; 8 Haas. D. csdsiIa. N3 s,a sn;
- - aiansaas coeat; II psntht, g Douas
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A Jacques de Molay Encampment'
>>~ E- The Sir Knights of jacques de Molay Encsmp
XXX men will assemble their Hall, No. Is Common street.
on SATURDAY EVENING, the llth inst, at 81 O'Clock.
All Sir Knights invited attend BY order Of the
Grand Commander. jal0 J. B. PATTlSoN, Recorder.
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NOTICE-A small Negro Boy aged about
or8 years. calls himself M. came to- resi- o.
dence 80 Baronne street, the 9Th His ess ~
when he came to my house. was coIored coat and
pantaloons, and white apron He give salts N
factory information in regard his owners name. The
have the boy by calling the undersigned prov
ing property, and paying expenses.
ia1O If TJEEIN
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MAyOralty OF New Orleans .... Jan. 0, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two.
Sitting of Monday. Jan g. 1851. (

r ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
and requested after giving days notice in the official
paper OF the Municipality. to sell at public auction the fol
lowing contracts for the term of two years, viz
For cleaning the paved and unpaved streets and mar
comprised within the following limits and to be designated
tine s SECOND io DIc Between the north side Of g. oseph
and the river ~
ke and Keeping in repair the Hnpaved and bitches
comprised within the following limits, and to be designated
the ihId DSt: Between the river north side of Esee,
benjamin and Thsia streets the Of the Second Ward
The work To- be done. and payments made in accordance
with the specifications which shall be published with the said
notice.
[Signed1 JAMES H. CALDWELL President.
Approved January 9, 1851.
- lSigned1 - A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
True COPY: L, HEyLIGER, Clerk "
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The Savannah papers bring us intelligence Of the
dsath. on the lst, Of the Rev. Edward Neufville
D. D., IN eminent Protestant Episcopal divine o
thax city, in the 45th year Of his age.
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TARIFF OF THROUGH FREIGHT for tn.

TARIFF OF THROUGH FREIGHT for the
Il ALABAMA RIVER - The following ~ =
ates have been adopted by the New Or. L6sskkaH&.s
and the Regular Boats the Alabama River be shpped
at Mobile free of charge, viz:
Sugar per hhd ...s3 50 Bagging per piece 20 IS
Bacon per oask 9o Rope coil ;....;.. 6
Moasses Dbl 00 Soap and andes per box %
nioasses per half bb.. 90 Cheese boy ...... q
Barrels wet and dry % Grain per bushe ID
Coffee per bag .... 75l MeasurementGoods pert 15
~ All freight must be regularly consigned Agents
Mobile and to avoid they mu Be marked s with
with the words through freight tbem For further
particulars, apply to R. GEDDES,
Agent Mail Line, 10 Bank Place.
f. ii WINGATE,
4 gent Canal Line IS Poydras st.
NewOrleans, December 70, 1850. d23 If
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r. The magnificent and swift running packet
steamer ROCkAWAY No Capt johnson r. DAVIS, will posi-
THIS DAY, p NJ Hurricane Buas
Shreveport, Grand Ecore and Aexandria.
jaO T. b. SMITH II Poydras street.
~ The Superior and fast running passenger STORM
will positively leave THIS DAY 10Th inst O'Clock, M, tor
all landings Ouachita River. r SMITH, II Poydras at
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Per steamship Maria Burt, from Gavescn-Mr Stafford
,sdy and daughter, 1 SIatton Thos Burnett + Tomas
Scott. Miller. NJ smi-and on deck e''''' "A "
Per Steamship Globe from Brazos st Jago-Cap, Evans
SKI y, J. Rhea, Lieut. Brewerton u A Charles
Hottie w Stanton. John Fsiner, Thos Gslabert, xs.
GGholos Casains, puyb, Coulter Usydaa-S "a dsok,