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RECORDER CALpwELL's CouRT.-On account
OF several important cases being fixed for examna-
ton, yesterday morning, the Court was filled to its
utmost capacity by an attentive auditory
Harbortng a SAave.-Leopold Bohemian was
charged with harboring slave, named Betsy be-
longing to Miss S. Trigant, who had absconded
from the residence of Mr.. Smith, two months ago.
and hired room in his house. He was fined ten
dollars, the Recorder observing that it illegal
to rent promises to a slave.
Larccny.-Robert Lane was charged with being
found in Julia street, at twelve o'clock on Monday
night, with stool in his possession, supposed to
be stolen, and was remanded.
Breach of Trust. - Adolph Stricknold was
charged with having, during the last two months,
| appropriated to his own cigars and money to
the amount of forty dollars the property of Robert
Earle, who keep store on Baronne street. He
| was remanded.
Carrying Concealed Weapons. - Two men,
named Horgan and Howard, were fined twenty
dollars each for carrying large knives, at nine
o'clock on Monday night, on St. Joseph street.
The Robbery at Mr.. Charles Store. T. F.
Foster and Augustus Cady, were brought up and
charged with having been concerned in the rob-
berry of jewelry at the above store on the 9th oil
April. They both pleaded not guilty. The Recor-
der said he would investigate the case on Friday,
and he wished the witnesses to be ready on that
occasion.
Col. Field observed that in this case he appeared
for Foster, and before he was remanded, he de
| sired his honor to fis the amount Of bail 1t an
Peared from the affidavit made in the case, tina
| Foster was charged with receiving stolen goods
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.

L TEAS ever offered ior
sale IN this city and at lower
prices. These TKAs areof
the latest importation, and
of the most choice qualities
grown in e h ina, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc
cured metallIcpackaees, so
as 30 prese. We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssup-
piled with every dnscril,.
ton OfTEAs. inchests. hall
chests, ~ ib and . Id box
age. il desired.
jaT TN A.
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A VIOLENT CHARAcTER.-A man, named Will
liam Boxer, was arrested yesterday afternoon for
violently assaulting woman in Claiborne street
with chair. When taken into custody he became
very violent, and resisted Officer Thomas. He had
large cheese knife in his hand, but was prevented
from using it by the officer.
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Waterman of the Workhouse, be abolished that
the salary of the Workhouse Warden be $1,000,
the Clerk 5000, and the Night Waterman $40
and that these three perform all the duties of the
Workbouse; that the salary Of the Superintendent
of the Dredgeboat be $1,000 per annum that the
period for which the Tax Collectors on Real Estate,
Slaves, ETC., shall be elected, shall expire on the
31st December of the present year, and that the
Collectors be annually elected on the first Tuesday
in December, and commence their duties on the
LIST January.
1t was proposed to appoint the salary of the
Wharfngers Clerk at 5000 per annum, payable
monthly. Agreed to.
Mr.. Shields proposed that the Printer furnish
the desk of each member of the Council with a
paper of the proceedings Of the preceding weeks
meeting. Agreed to.
A resolution for plating the Triangular Ground
in front of the Orphan Asylum, was agreed to.
Mr. Yancey proposed resolution to the effect
that the Commssares be requested to report to the
Surveyor any bridges which might require repairs,
and stated that they had hitherto been repaired by
the order of the Commissaries. Agreed to.
Mr.. Lawrason proposed that the Council should
proceed to the election of its officers, and that the
Commissaries of the Markets be first chosen. On
DIVISION this motion was carried.
The,folowipgs officers were then elected
Commissaries of the Markets-Annunciation
T. Beckman; St. Mary's, P. Adde; Dryades, T.
b. Degree Poydras, P. Bowling.
Attorney, Randell Hunt; Assistant Attorney,
E. T. Parker; Recorders Clerk, c. V. Jonte
Deputy Wharfnger A. H. Eldredge; Printer, J.
H. Maddox Collectors of Real Estate Slaves,
etc., ]. o. Pearson and Samuel G. Risk Collec-
tor of Levee Dues, Julien Neville Collector on
Steamboats, and Flatboats, C. W. Lytle Collector
on Drays, F II. Quick; Collector on Coffee houses,
etc. E. R. Maxwell
Jail Physician-Dr. Ulhorn.
First Lieutenant of the Night Watch-J. Ahern ;
Second, Michael Hughes.
First Sergeant of the Night Watch-John Mok
Ter; Second, w. w. Mnntzon; Third, A. C.
Thorp; Fourth, c. DudliDg.
Notary-Wm. Monaghan.
District Surveyor-A. G. Blanchard.
Warden of the Workhouse-Jonathan Worrell /;
Clerk, G. Hall.
Engineer Draining Machines-W G. Brimsby.
Commissioners of the House of Refugee. A.
Maybin, J. Saul, DR.. Copes, L. Matthews, N. r.
Jennings, A..G. Blanchard, Thomas Bowman, G
w. Shaw.
resolution was then proposed, to the effect that
the Commissioners of the House of Refuge be
allowed to adopt their own rules, and select theiI
own officers which was passed, after considerable
discussion.
The Council then adjourned, after being in SEES
sion five hours and a half
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RECORDER SEUzENEAU's CouRT.-Yesterday
George Derrick alias Creole, was again brought up
on charge of killing and staying Martin Schwann,
at the Beer Garden, in the Third Municipality, on
Sunday, April 10. Three or four witnesses were
examined but fact was elected other than those
which have already appeared in our columns. He
was again remanded to give time for the produce
ton oil further testimony better calculated to SUBJ
stantia,e the charge.
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FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.-Before Judge Bu-
chdnan-1he State VS.. The Orleans Nauigaton
Company.-The arguments in this case occupied
the court during its whole session yesterday, and
were not concluded when the court rose They
will be resumed again this morning at ten o'clock.
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HRAh z MAGc&l

Per steamship Globe, from Gaveston-Mrs Williams, Mrs
Horrel Miss HoTs,l Messrs Wilkins. Dnbois, Lockwck
Miller A Lane, Wendall. McNeeiey, Harper, A Settle
Messenger, LightUot-and 20 on deck.
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AccIDENr.-On Monday evening the drayman
of No. 4lj5 dray was driving furiousy along Mo.
reau street, and when Port street corner, he
knocked down poor child belonging to Mr.. Cor
neius Hogan, and the wheel went over its face
and injured it very much. The drayman has not
been arrested, but a report of the occurrence has
been made to the Police.
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CONTAINING NJ ALCOHOL.
THE best and stronger.
OF in headache heartburn,
habtuai scdy The stomach loss of petite asthma,
consumption debility
cold Old diseases
dgsstin eranged on oil the stomach
excellent remedy AMI surpassed by medicine in
females Iuiering
following:
Professor A. A. HAYES. M D., State Axayes:
EITZHENRY HOMER ESQ.,, BOuon;
Jas e. DUNN Esq City Treasurer. Boston;
Hon. MYHON LAWRENCE, * Pres. Mass. Senate;
Hon L. II. ARNOLD. formerly Governor Of Rhode Island.
Hon. WV. WoopBRIDsE. formerly Governor of Michi-
Hon, J. T: MoRxHEAD, formerly Governor of Kentucky
Hon. F. SimMcss. u s. Senator from Rhode Island;
Hon. S Sen :: Phelps, s. -enato' from Vermont;
Hon. soLomos F0ors. member Of CO. gress from VT;
Hon NJ l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wscon
sin Territory;
Gen A. G. nopsR, member Congress from Iowa
r. P. STOWE So. Clerk in the House Of Repesent'vs;
&C IRowBRIDGr. ESQ.,, Detroit Mich
Gro. w JONES ESQ. surveyor General ,uuoudue, Ia
Msny highest fespseabty
to, who confirm all that ha. ~ favor Of ms
medicine. R. GEO B. CIR ZEN. PROPRIETOR "insdor. Vt.
REED, BATES AUSTIN Whaesale Druggists. No.
% Merchants Row. B%ss1 sPsJs A.en H h,,,,
~ Price 81 PER bottle six bottls To- 81
~ CAUTIoN-Esch the genuine Oxygenated Bitter,
viii wrapper painted Eng sh French sran-
an with tie Green, Prupr uuon Three
SIDES and auon finely engraved ab upon top OF the
bottle sigma Reel Bs es &
General gents and to whom all orders must DC addressed
n
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ELECTIONS IN LAFAYETTE.-The Municipal
Elections in Lafayette on Monday, were conducted
with much animation but admirable decorum. The
results disappointed nearly all of the old politicians
there
Aldermen-First Ward-P. Carmady and A.
Marks. Second Ward-R. Huyghe and M. M.
Bowler. Third Ward-W. C. Tyrrel and II. G..
Mackey. Fourth Ward-J. A. Watkins and S. NJ
Burke. Fifth Wards. S. Burdett, and L. Wey.
teman.
F. Bouligny was elected Mayor c. Rice, Treas
urer; J. B. Cotton, City Attorney; Thos. Tucker,
Comptroller; J. G. Fsnning, City Printer; b.
Stable, Collector; M. Harrison, Surveyor; H. D.
kean, Harbor Master; J. Jolls, Commissary of
Streets and Landings; B. C. Carpenter, Commits
sary of Day Police; Samuel Caldwell, Captain of
the Night Watch.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.

In the First municipality designated in follow
table by m) the Nos the Railroad and
Ia the Second the Nos above Steamboat
ing No being Futboa Landing In the Third (m3 the
Railroad
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STEALING LAMP.-On Monday night some
disgraceu thief cut the oil lamp from the posts at
the corner OF Moreau and Piety streets.
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Exports.
YER A CRUZ-Per steamship Alabama Lot machinery
and II sheets copper.
do WOOL 9l4 bb pork 43 do lard, 81 do talow. 50 do
AZ eks bacon 6'6 SKIS cosNu' rolls lesthsi, ios hides
OSTON-' er ship lemon: 302 bales cotton, 80 hhds
10 cks 1888 hams tobacco, 334 bbls pork, d. cs
meat, ~ bags wool, 20 bds 1853 hides. etc
LlVERPOOI-Per ship Cromwell: sl4S bales cotton,
l5JU bbs flour. 1000 slaves.
CHARLESTON-Perb bark Saranac: 30 cEs 1874 tics hams
hhd 45 cks bacon %, bbs flour. 30 do whisky, 22
corn, 10 els e, pkgs
LtVERPOOL-Per bark Robert: 1856 bales cotton, 10
hbds bbs joes.
BORDEAUX-Per brig Hope: 48 200 slaves box specie
MATANZAS-Per brig Torculio: H. empty bbls
APALACHlCOLA-Pers chr lsbon: 1877 sis wheat, 30
bbs moasses " do whisky. 10 hhds IA do bacon
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Barks.
ADJUSTMENTS.
PLACIDE'S VARIETIES.


II Benefit Of Mr.. BAsSFrst appearance resident amateur
THIS EVENiNG Wednesday May 1851, will be presented
ColmRn's Come'y entitled - ~ - f'N
THE HEIR AT LAW
- .'' MIR. Bass
Two admired b; iha Bale, Tronns
,,CoNCfkI Principal Performers, Mime. Leat Mr. Reeves
Mr.. Leati and Charles Hlariot m he vioiir,
Monody the Death o Gen. ZACHARY TAYIOR
Toconcluds with shen dams f. entitled
TIKI CRITIC.
"ilo' iIeoester' by Amsteur
E NOTICE Alteration Of Tins Doors open at o'clock
performance TO commence At half past
rres@ 1dmission Boxes frst second Parqusts
Gallery, IS cents '' w. ''
me eo1 office will be day, unit, o'clock
ann from 5 III 8. when places he
MADAME DWELL
RESPECTFullY informs Ladies Gentlemen of New
orleans that she has just arrived from Europe may
suited ut her residence No. 49, eyee and EspIana
streets opposite the Mint the Present. and Failure
~ oonsultatol-teh 81 Ladies soc. mh6 II
M ADAME YORK-This celebrated Pbloso
pher Astroogs and Physiognomlst and owner of the
gent emen OF New Orleans that she will remain in the city
ior snort Tine and may be ulted of the above
sciences a. her office. No 2s Graver street. between St
go Madam T., if desired. will give chronological
Chars WIN announcements of the head Temperament
etc. Consultation 81. ' a ana i'm ~
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BURGLARY. - Sometime during Monday night
an entrance was effected into the store of Mr.. w.
w. Payton, hay and corn dealer, at the New Ba-
sin, by means of skeleton keys. The thieves broke
open the outer doors of the iron safe, by severng
the iron hinges, but could not effect an entrance
into the safe, account of the srenth of the inner
doors This was all the damage in the store, and
the thieves retired without either stealing any
property or committing further depredations
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lnpOr 3.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Ohio: $40, 600 in gold dust
Jas Connoly &c0-$aO Uy0 White Ico-si072 Sinson &co
$1,000 Adams-Toa, OOO in the hands OF
the passengers
GALVESTON-Per steamship Globe: Is bales cotton to
Cummings Stewart Sco-20 bales deerskins Rodewald
co-sundries to Warnaken Kitchhof-C T Buddecke Nco
II w Arthur geo.
NASSAU-Per brig Wasp: Lot of sheeron, 90 boxes
tin, order
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NOTICES..

"aq"es ae Molay Encampment No. e.
"A ~ The Fir Knights member, of TIM, En- ~ 9rxe
~ W. apt,.t are her- by ~
M - q, y |, a. ts.r Hail, No. IS Common street
- y on Wednesday,, the 7h inst. az o'eioek AN
r. io he potpes y receiving nd eee n
m6 By orter of the g 4 "a = tule' s.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY j. L. TAYLOR o. co.
TaIs Day sias AZ 10 o'cOc.- Il be add auction
1899 $50 PIECES! a"si.h sis,s ed coTroNi
. s ssi:: 9;S :. saGsT aSg5s.
% Do. "a sas iii f psiNT PsioN'
Ne" h eG is p 4 ss.l add Cotton u"f'''
A r. s.s, w1 Si,9 Of a Ss is ,..P ca
h aeno Of the trade is called to ib sale mi
Port, Sherry aud Madeira Wines, Holland Gin
l. BY SYKES, HYDE a. 20.
Magazine ssa and
g quarter cs..s Pale ' sherry Wines;
j, i Sss.; 90. 90 90
s neys are the balance of the Of brig America and ship
g s s!s. % #s;Ss s Ss.i.,
''''''' al ''''' IS crate: E & Ri
LmpoTel I.hp Cereal Berry from Liverpool m6 q
Sale Of. Damaged .......... Dry Goods.
| BY j. b. BLACHE e. CO.
"WEDNESDAY, nay l. at % ocock-Wn he sod
Of whom may concern, at their auction room, No. II
| lS bales Printed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
e sa.s. eo slor's' s iIl1f:iI G9Thi
cases TAPE CHECKS
Furniture. Furniture. Furniture.
| BY j. M. WEYMOUTH, Aucrr.
"WEDNESDAY, May at u ncock-Will sold Paror
w AMI Chamber FuaNITURE such sp,ng Damask
Covered hairs and eeaete Mahogany Chsirs Marble
top Bureaus aud sdeboaris ATmo Wahsands Carpets
| WIN u- usua variety OF Iomm n Furniture ny5
Family. = Groeery...... Store.
BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
"WEDNESDAY, May haEpast ocock-will a,
The Family Grocery Store situated Phi1pa
/ and Hevia s. -
general assortment of GROCERIES, csocKERY, WINES,
| LIQUORS, etc, contents Of said
| Te sale ms
| Sale of Household Furniture, at 81 Julia street
| BY WM. p. SCOTT, AuctiOneer. 3
LNRlDAY, Msy al h Epusi 10 without
L. reeve on acc un Of Lady niny Housekeeping
The Of the large
shove, and ine Of good Psror
Bed'room FuRNFuRE Of Maiiogtny A. Walnut Cap-ts,
Curtains Gro kerry Glassware, Kitchen Utensils
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OFFICE OF THE JEYpKRsoE AMI
LAKE p0sTCHATRLIS R.rtpn.n


orFIcE or THE JEFFERSON AND
LAKE. POsTcHATKLIS RAILRoAn s.ox..., (
~ Sealed Proposals will be received at hi. ofy;o.
un oecs on hoNphY The of May for delivery on
running feet Of Long Leaf Hard Yellow Pine Pin. Tiutsr o
10 to i2 nehs square, and in lengths Of Is fest bs
whole to be sound and have than
edge Also for Twelve Thousand running 10 q feet lengths
si 10 inches sawed Yellow above sinking Red ypr
be well sawed Of thickness esfro
all defects and clear of The delivery
the 18th Of Octoer and to be completed 18th Of
December. ..Carrollton May l., 1851.
myI st2p sp.ls JOHN HANPsoN, Chief Engineer
-e>e
~ Or. b. w. Dalton, whose duty il 10 to vacciuate
those Children Of the Public Schools Of the Second Municipality
who may require nd dse for prevented
BY sickness from doing he however able and prepared
to discharge duty and Principals
Schools such children Office porpose
~ Others desiring protection against SMALL PoX
respectfully invited call his Office lIs Circus jan
-e>e-
Succession of Amos HOugh.
10 All persons having claims against the estate of AMOS
HoUGH deceased hereby themselves known
aud present account of their respective cm and the titles
which they established
r Apply W BUFoaD, Brainsd street. between Jackson
and Josephine, Lafayette
be attended to. spsd
Succession OF John McDono0h.
~ All indebted JOHN McDON.
OCH requested payment to the
Executors of hs Estate otherwise legal be
against said Estate will them Office Executor
corner Of Customhouse and Royal
ff + $::::::: s::::;::::
jal6u j. SPEAR SMITH,
e~1
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr.
~ Is candidate re-eecon CoNsTABLEo Fifth
Justice OF the Peace Third Municipality
November. 1851. apis
-e>e-
p EMOVAL-F. N. HARRISON, Notary Public
IL has removed his o,e from IS Graver Camp
street, ~ stairs. my3 I'm
HALLARAN, EDWARD, Commissioner for
II California, a Camp street. m,2 3m
nR. ]. F. S EGUIN, office at Thomas Rankin
- Drug Sore Camp and Poydras Streets residence
l7o Gravier street, near corner of Baionne my3
COPARTN ERSHIP-1he undersigned having
~ this day associated wi h him Mr. HENRY s. HALL,
the business will hereafter be conducted und the fir of A.
| f.. 9cARAN Co. .NewOrleans. May l.. ls5l
| myl A. F. COCHRAN.
| PRESTON POND, Jr.,
| Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
| M ILL give his attention to all business matters
~ entrusted his in the parishes of East and West
| Feiiclana, : asi Baton Rouge and St Helena.
| eR Office, Clinton, La.
Refer to Hon Theodore H. McCaleb Hon.John W.
| Crnckett, Newt reans. apl
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JOHN LIND EN- VS.. JOH.T HENRY BROH.v ana
II. ~ DOUGLy7S, IN soid0 :. IN the Second Jus.
tees C0Hrt.... No. los
Y Y virtue of writ OF seizure and sale to me
- directed by the Hon. J, L. Winter, Second Justice OF
tIe Peace - and tor the Parish Of leans will proceed to
ISL. at Z oc'ock NJ at Banks Arcade
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in suburb Darcantel
de snsted Nos l. and IN square No 8, bounded BY
PeopIdas, Livingston Eysean Fies Margny streets
SAID lots having (Amercan measue) 30 inutes and
lines each Eysean Fields by al lee depth or
lhers IS As plan drawn by j. Brily and de-
posted in he office OF los Cuvler, Notary Pubic To-
gether with all the buildings and improvements thereon
seized in the above entitled cause.
Terms and conditions OF sale cash.
n: M. THOMAS, Constable.
New Orleans, April II, 1851. apli
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CRKscEsr OyFIcE, -.

CRESCENT OpTICK,
Wednesday Morning, May 2, lo5l.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamshp Alabama, Foster. Vera Cruz, Meeker &co
Ship Fiavo Symmes Boston, G w lIynson
Ship parthenon, Tayi r. Boston, 80 Ivy Hynson
ship t.romwel. Barker, Liverpool, r whitney & co
Bark Sa anac Yates. Charleston. |. Levy
Bark Robert BeauchamD LIVERPOOL, Baxter
Bng Hope, Sws ey, Bordeaux, Alexander
Bng TOrulo. Atwood, Matanzas, " Dean
Schr Isbon, Peterson, "A paiachicoa, jas Farrelly
Arrived.
Steamship Ohio. Scheuck, from New York 18th nit, via
charleston. Savannah, and Havana Sd inst to Jen-
nings-lst my.
Steamship Globe Thompson, from Galveston 4h inst,
Harris L. Morgan-2d my.
Br brig Wasp Syms, 10 from Nassau IN p, to
Lafayette.
sTEAMBOATs.
Anna No 2, Labarthe, from st Martinsville.
Brilliant, Hart, from Bayou Sara.
Cinclnnatus. Bergher, from Cincinnati.
Gypsy, Ure, from Bayou Sara.
Haidee, Ross from Bayou Macon.
T boswell, Larose, from the Baize.
Towboat South Western Martha from the Pases-brought
up brig Wasp.
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BriHs,

Sea Flower -. L'Ite
..6El zabeth IA ms
z. P. Brown.... 7,m2
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F. REPPEL VS.. B.4PTISTE .4.NTOI.NE. Docket
J. page 5T. mo. Il, a63 Of the CITY court of Men
Orleans.
r virtue of plunus alias writ of seizure and
- sale directed by the Hon. j. L. Winter, Second
Justice of the Peace for the Parish of orleans will sell at
cubic aution Mt Banks Arcade, on MONDAY, the 18th
day of May, 1851. at IL o'clock M
LOT Of GROUND situated in suburb Treme. in the
square comprised within Pneur. Roman Co umpus and La.
streets, making par of lot No of square No 10,
said lot Is feet inches lines front Roman
by 100 feet Depth bounded side
by lot No. and The side towards laharpe
the other half of said lot No seized the above enlie,
cause to saIisfy the Judgement rendered therein.
Terms of sale cash. NJ. M THOMAS Constable.
New orea s, April u. ISL apii
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Furniture. ......... Furniture Furniture
BY ]. NJ. WEYMOUTH. Auci,r.
Sale of Household Furniture, at 81 Julia street
BY WM. r. SCOTT, Auctioneer. q

E'loAf Msy . al Fps, 10 oeiOekIWn e syld without
re'erve Iunt Of Lady dec ming sekeeping
Toe entire of the lsrge trety dwelling
soove and Of good Of Prlor nng
bedroom FURNITURE Of Mai"gtny d Walnut; Cap u.s.
Curtains Gro kerry AID Glassware Kitchen Utensils,
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CORN MILLS - Straubb's superior French
~ BUR-;
COTTON PRESS sCREWs-Newell's superorTurned
|. w. ARTHUR & CO. Agents,
ap30 d&W If Is and q New ieves
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SIMON ROURKE VS.. a. F. Y.AsS... No II ,70a.
by virtue OF writ of fieri facas.to me directed
- by the Hon. L. Winter Second Justice of the Peace
in and for the Parish OF Orleans, will Sc by public
ton, on THURSDAY, the sth day of May, 1s5l, IL
O'Clock opposite warehouse on st. Charles street,
the corner OF POydras
l HORSE, n HARNESS and DRAY. numbered $685.
having no license for this year
I MULE, HARNESS and DRAY, numbered 23a4,
having license for this year; sezed in the above entitled
cau'e. Terms of sale cash
apA NJ NJ. THOMAS, Constable.
SIMON ROURKE VS.. A. F. H.dSS....No. IL. ia.
+ N vertu dun writ de fieri facias moi addressed
- par Phonorabe J. L. Winter, Second Juge de Paix
dams ct IA Parusse d'Orean., iexposersi
public. JFUDl. lie NJ 1851 midi Wis mon MAJ asin
Ne depot sur la rue ST. Charles pres de Pence de
IN CHEVAL avec un DRAY, No. 1885, ct les HAIR.
MAS, iicet pour aimee.
I'm MULET les HARNAIS, ct un DRAY, No.
4, ant une licence cette aimee. LIE sass
dams l'afa re c-dessus.
Conditions de la vente compliant
apai NJ. NJ. THOMAS. Constable.
.L4.NES II. .NcLORIJv.4 VS.. ED WARD BURNS.
No. 4294.
RY virtue of a writ of tieri facas to me directed
- by the Hon j. L. Winter, Second Justice the Peace
in and for he Parish of Orleans. will sell by public au O.
ton, THURSDAY, the Sh day of May, 1851, IL
O'Clock M, at warehouse, Of st. Charles and
POydTas str.ets-
A SILVER WATCH. (Pstent Lever. Ensish.) seized
in the above entitled cause. Terms of sals cash..
ap24 Nj. NJ. THl MAS, Constable
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-07
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ. Jr,


~ Is candidate for reelection as CONSTABLE Fifth
Justice OF the Peace Third Municipality. Election
November. 1851. apis