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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-15
Cont street VerandaE,.

CONtI street EefandaM.
TIME former Cont street Hotel having -
i been thoroughly repaired, and under hssFF5M
gone extensive alterations and improve ~sss='ss'
ments. the Undersigned essees of this elegant and
commodious building take pleasure in announcing
to their numerous friends and the public in general
that their new house will be opened under the
name of the CONT STREET TVERANDAH for
the reception of Families and Single Boarders on
the 18th Dec; at which time they will be amply
prepared to afford every accommodation and COM
fort desirable or to be found in any hotel in the cy
at the most reasonable prices. The establishment
is elegantly furnished and its table will be
passed by any in the city, being under the man.
agement of MIR Achille Feuille one of the best ca
tercrs in the South. 1t is therefore with entire
confidence that the undersigned solicit share OF
the public patronage.
dec21-1y J. J. COMAUX & co. ts
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-15
To Merchants, Planters and Oth-

To Merchants, Planters and 9th.
GfS.
YNHE undersigned have in store and for sale at
u moderate prices full assortment of HARD
WARE CUTLERY. &c. &c. Also Sugar ket-
ties, Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars. Marlatts S
and McClanchans Ploughs, Subroils and Flukes
Plantation Saddlery, Nails, Iron, Hoes, American
Castings. French Pots Paints Oils, Glass, &c. &c.
to which the attention of merchants planters and
others is respectfully called.
w. B. McCUTCHEON & Co.,
decl4 ly No. So Campst, New orleans
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-15
CITY ADYERTISEM ENTS,
Southern Mutual Life Insurance
Company of louisiana.
Extra uarantee Fund $4,000
AccUMvLAT1vE CAPITAL $4,000
PARENT OFFICE, No. 48 CAMP STREET,

PARENT OFFICE, No. 45 CAMP STREET
New Orleans.
This Company is now ready to make
NsY Insurance on the lives of White Persons
F. and Slaves, at their established rates o
sS5IhAdt (E.s premium. This being the only company
ses1s5A E - Incorporated in the State confined ex-
S11i VERScluslyely to Life Insurance, with an ex-
lk1als;tra Guarantee Fund.- the directors feel
EEasas---asss confident that it affords unusual and
much greater indu emcnts to those desi-
rous OF efecting an insurance their
lives than any other. :. -
1t is also upon the Mutual principle each person insured
becoming member thcreofan enjoying portion its
profits being entirely exempt from any liability beyond the
amount of premium accrued. -.s4- s=
Insurance Companies organized upon the mutual prnc-
pie generally successful especially those excl-
srey confined to Life they based upon calculations
warranted correct by long experience and close scrutiny
but the stability and ofths company placed be-
yond contingency, by the advantageous arrangement she
has made for undoubted guarantee fund of $4,000 dol
lars not to be used or lcssene subscriptions mutual
insurance companies always are byinsurance.
This guarantee fund of 10000 dollars remains per-
mancnt until the company has accumulated a similar
amount TO take its place.
u California permits granted, and extensive travelling
privileges allowed. ~ ..=ssa
-Direc ctors:-
Joshua Baldwin, John d. Bein, Henry G. Stetson Henry
Renshaw, Charles NJ. Waterman. Edward c. Payne,
Mark Walton, William c. Tompkns, james Bonner
George w. West, WarrIck Martin, Thomas |. Dix,
William IT. Garland, John Calhoun George C. Law-s
rason, JiIson ?. Harrison, Robt. Nj. McAlpn, John
Leeds, A. B, Seger, NJ O. II. Norton,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, President.
HARMON DoASE, Secretary.
Medical Richard Bein NJ. D. lHours daily from
Examiners. Howard Smith, NJ. D, }l0A M. to3 p NJ. y
T.. L. Goolu, Attorney. @ze ss-
Plaquemine Agency -
E. w. BLAKE, Agent.
P.s. % H,R,.Rr. N. B. NJ. Examiners
u This company is now prepared to receive applica-
ons for insurance the Lires of Hhite persons and
Shares All necessary information blank forms, will
be furnished by applying above &c. n23-ly
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-15
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Hin.
sEar;lRace Company of louisiana.
sincss of the Company confined to Life Insurance Only

Incorporated in April l549 and declared dividend of o.
per cent on twelve months business.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-15

Office No. 3s Camp Street, between Graver and Common.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-15
-Paquemine Agency
E. w. BLAKE, Agent.
J. /. HoRssBr, NJ. D. NJ Examiners
p 8 HIRI.Rr NJ ~ W. LAhiiiueis.

u This company is prepared to receive applica
tons for insurance the Lires of Hhite persons
SHARES All necessary information blank forms, etc., viii
be furnished by applying above, &c. n23-ly
The New York herald., 1851-11-01

SALE OF CUBAN JKwELs AT New ORLEANS
Last week, j. l.. Csmsn, auctioneer, sold soma
three hundred pieces Of jewelry, many Of them in-
tripscslly very valuable, being rare stones, ele-
gsntly set-nsny were valuable IRON their antique
and quaint form and character. Thsse were the
1ns OF the ladies Of Cuba, TO the effort to
redeem their isle from the bondage OF the Span
lard. They embraced every character Of jewelry,
nom the coral necklace Of an infant-the tiny
emerald OF q little miss-to the brilliant diamond
ard lusrous pearl Of the full grown dopna and tho
old fashioned breastpin locket; and even the spes
taces Of ths mstron. Many Of the pieces mark
ed With tie names OF the fair givers. There was =
diamond Iin which brought $50, Il was marked
with the beautiful name Of Fidelia. There we're
magnificent earrings, which the fair Vaturia gave
TO the osuse Of Cuban independence; whilst IN.
Vulnerable Marias, Isahelas, Inezs, 81, robbed
their caskes Of their jewels and offered them upon
The altar Of "Querida Cuba" Tho original cost
of this collection must have greatly exceeded I've
thousspd dollars. sold at suction, the amount
realized was, of course, much less --Nec 0rleass
Dtk0, Oct, 81.
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12

The American Claims. The Paris correspondent

The American Claims The Paris correspondent
Of the London Globe says:
You are aware that the dispute between the
United States and Portugal, in which the former
claimed pecuniary indemnity for injuries IN
ficted on American subjects, was referred TO- the
arbitration Of the Presidential the French Republic
aces made by General TAYLOR, the President has
given his award, and yesterday N. Baroche, the
son Of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, LETT farls
to communicate the award, which ", am assured,
greatly in favor Of Portugal"
Contrary to this, the Paris correspondent Of the
London Morning Chronicle says that so far from an
award having been made, the question has not yel
been opened, and, il he il we'll informed, the pa.
pen connected with the case have not yet reached
PaYis. ...-
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12
D.mss.ic s.a Pell.lcal Nsws Of sIisslssIppi.

Adams COwnty.-The Union party have selected
for the. State Convention, John 7. McMurran and
James H. Veaze, Eequires; for the Legislature,
Charles L. Dubuison, from the city Of Natchez,
and Thomas Grafton, from Adams county.
On Monday, the 4th inst, the Nominating Com
mittee Of the Democratic Stale Rights party met
in the Court house, and made the following nomi-
nations: For the State Convention. Aylen Buck
ner and r. L. Claiborne, Esqs.; for the Stats Leg
islasure, Gen. Robert McCrea for the county Of
Adams, leaving the nomination for the city Of
Natchez blank.
Two gentlemen nominated on this ticket for the
STATE Convention, will, it il believed, decline the
nomination.
Je6srscn County. y.-Clark and Johnston are now
cAnvasaing the county for the Convention; Cark's
election il believed TO be certain. The democratic
party met last Monday to nominate a candidate.
Open secession, says the Port Gibson Herald, has
NO show in this county. The Catholic creed with
us is, "The Union Of the Ssa,es and Righu Of the
States.
Jacinto.-A telegFaphic dispatch to the jackson
Flag from Jacinto Miss, dated August 3 says that
q fifteen hundred Union men were in council the
day before at Pennington, and procession, bar
bacue and immense meeting 1t Jacnto on that day,
at which Foots spoke. Fisher tUnion) was victo-
rious over Clayton, (for Judge Of the High Court
SCOTS election certain. Popularity Of Russell IN.
bounded. Set down Tishomingo At 1900 majority
/ Loudsrdale County. canvass in this coun.
", says the Louderdale Republican, is progressing
4 in right good earnest Judge Evans, who was late
" nominated by the Union men, an one Of the can
didates for the Convention, has held meetings il
nearly every portion Of the county. Col. Cole
who is on the ticket with him-and. by the.way
has always been sterling democrat, is BY M
). means idle. Gen. Patton aud John A. Shelton
candidates for the Legislature on the Union side
afs heartily engseed in the canvass. We think th
| democracy Of this county will hardly agree witt
the Leaders Of the opposite party in the charge tina
I the present Union movement 10 but uAig tricA
/ when such long-trisd democrats AZ these compos
The Union ticket. vi =
n Vicksbsg.-A letter from vicksburg says ths
Gen. Foo,e will sweep the Stats for Governor. b.
+ the secessionisis are making desperate efforts.
e Weather and Crops.--Within the past weel
says,he Port Gibson Herald, planters have receive
/. a bountful supply Of rain, WHICH will, TO goo
j degree, revive the cotton plant. and give pfomi'
!, Of better crop than had been anticipated. Yet
!. will, by no means, bs full CROP
SSicide.-A negro belonging to MI. Ferriday, {
Lake Concorda, went into Natchez day before ye
ierdAy, got drunk, went home, and afier using q
most abusive language TO his mistress, plunged i
l. to the lake and drowned himself.
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12

Old Coins.--A few days since, says the Charles
ton Courier, in digging for cistern on the lot be-
longing to Mr. Thomas Divine, in Meeting street,
next to Odd Fellows Hail. the laborers discovered
several pieces Of copper money, with their edges
up, evidently having been purposely placed in that
position. We have now on our desk, for the in
specton Of the curious four OF these coins, which
were, doubt, some Of the copper currency Of the
colonial government, and are stamped with the
head OF the first George Of Great Britain. We
have also what seems to be portion Of a uniform
button Of the days Of the Revolution, having it,
face the initials g. w. and figure representing
We presume, the Goddess Of Liberty, which wa,
found with the money above mentioned.
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12
LaAs Garspo.l Ie d sIs Crsosss.

Lass Crrspe - d ~ cssspsrs
III ssssmas Caisssyws - E!vi1s Bey
81. Ls~is- Rxss "a ~ ~ Biissi,
+ Ia Cysscssss u - r ~ sc1a'tgttswey.
alubr Il Il but seasm y6ar reetrespe "a sasls
~ EaSa r yssr hks IA splf bsSeses. Hsv-
svsz, on sesprany list Aesiine ~ u st~o bully
s,eansss CHS - asd Flpsiids wsvs gcing to
~ lksir spssd, WtAs10ha ~ sppsssunisn = s1es
|sf sssiag soses apost nd sejeying holiday"
~ 10 I'D = - list - taking bag in hind ~
ssrtsd arriving u de- tiass n he laks. Bythes
4 ~ wha& great improv ovsslsAt' il visibls in ~
nsnaesnsnt Il ne Pensshastrain Railway. The
snins atsrt md arrive puncsually ycur bssGsgs =
sared ssF-snd he oflciali, sns and I'll, are
insativD.
Taking pssssss On besrd the Chingazera I
|iqesasd iron Captain Broadwsll. her conmandsr.
that she wis ont sf &zim, her buekets (sa ths
fwhssls) esins wanting, sdll he rid hs hsd no
Idosbt bat ~ could bess'ths Florida
a. sessn niautss y e'elssk he leteer named
bdat slsrtsd aad 4 precisely he CAinsrsera FOL-
loNsd. IT, Flosids having = great snft GrAsly
ldisnaysa ths bstssfs % bsard ~ ChiAgsron s'il
Sons wsssrs ware msds. A ~ heassd he kige-
lsts. Il wss clsss 70 I'll " wsss gsinipg o. or
Irival fast, and the betting now became lively.
| Whsa shout hall through " passsd her IN stylsI
he;seins out ooloss, aid ohssring The passenger
o. bard both bsuss sxchazgisg sentiments of IL
ssual sacy kind. . Good-bys," cried the ChinGa-
roeian, will you take ) fnss eofissing one) wei
~ you without chasse." Wat : Bit replied
shs Floridians, you will b. in shssl wassr pros
emily, and then ws'll give il you" AZ the result
1 Inroved thev vRere NOT III wrong for. on getting
through ths Rigolsts, she gradually gained on u.s.
Iknscksd Of her stsm IN sttenping 70 throw y
ont Of eur course and thsn passsd but thsir vcsdl
was Of short duration. The gallant little Cha9e
rosa put out her strength, and in fve minutes ~
her far behind. Al the monsnt ot doing % g
j fun was upreafious- Champagne, Claret ana ~
Idsira, flowed like watsr--notss q 2, ~ and
dollars, were freely uansteEred New hats wer
elaimed d-drinks imbibsd, and cigars smoked p 3
Il The winners at the expense Of the losefs. w
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12

On the 18th July, The sssdencs of his fathsr Judge
B. Monroe. Frankfort. KY. ANDREw MOHRoE. aged rs
yean.
The above brief will sast in gloom the hearts OF
many czsns The subject this melancholy notice gadu
asd but three ago in the Law Univy Of this State His
and Professors Of the Institution will bear
among students Of the University few,
very few respected for their talents than Andrew
shd beloved for ali the noble qualities that make
UP OF perfection Poesed Of that would
adorned noble proson he the time noted for
thai for his unimsy death, would have rendered him
conpieuous in bis countys history With the innocence and
Of child he admired for his firm resolution
integrity purpose His aim eagls's fight for the
of DEATH would have SCARED high in the Heavens Intel
With vivaeiy Of spirit sofnes and generosity Of heart
fov of good he sssd soul swelling
sngirs and stamped with the patent OF the Deity" How
smiled his chdke freaks, and how ofsn,
him in bis midnight studies, have indusd in anticipation
Of his future srsaneA- But aas szd lesson of the van
earthly hops he ssp beneath the cold sod Of early ton
for him. the good and genssus do for hi
departed spirit; that know rsveins In realms Of
bliss his famiyhs brothers and sisters and h hsade
psrsu does bleed within May they their irepsrs
bis loss feel the soaces Of conaong religion aad thei
mnds he strengthened against this terrible blow by tn
reflection that though somsmss inscsutabe the acs
Povidsnss they the ways of awe and svergoo
ProvidencS. L.
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12

i
TAs neW Censtitutsen Of Virginia.
The CONVENTION Of Virginia, which has been
'..s s. 8 3.S..s uss =. q. 49, -. - -.
Ssss - ~. upon .ns .O~ i.
Cmsumtaoa ~ that State, and brought tne - |
|6nn % close. To Constitution has yet p be sub
ntsd % vote Of tke peopls. but Of its aocepiance
4. thrm M douhs ana = n IL sy,1srt.inSA Tha
- .s.: E !. q sr - SI....a-,.
~ ~ 11,' = ~ ~ n
IsWo subnitted - teat questions was % fof en-
Isyosnnent, and 33 against II. Il wns Afterwards
Iedopsed without discussion. The Richnond Times
Hoene q s'le m0ss i'n y
the new Consultation, a. follows
Nearly all 6tafo and County officers are 70 sbe-
loIected by the peoplo including the GoveEn0r and
Lieut.. Goyernor, The Judges Of the Supreme, Dls-
uict and Circuit COurts, and the Justices Of the
Psase, Cbmmonwealth's Atofneys, Clerks and
1 The heeislature il 10 b apportioned, the House
Inf DeIe8aleS on the suffrage basis with Western
mAjoeity IT fouRfoen, and the Senats with an East
Fern mej0siy Of ten. which arrangement il to con-
/ tjnue until 1856 when the Legislature nay agree
upcn ew,appoftiontnent, or submit the question
| of hlsis 70 tbs people.
il TAxea uso TO be- ad 3alorss. except that slaves
under twelve yeAn Of aie apsa exempted. White
mAlee tWsntyso sono yeau old Are to pay capitatiOn
tax equal 70 The tax on 11O0 worth Of land. Slaves
Ioyer twelve yealr of ~ sre moi 70 pay more than
III tA1 on 030O worth Of land. And lcences, in
csmes, md salaries NAV b taxed 1t the discretion
q The legislature.
Seven pef cent. Of tho existing debt Of the State,
and Of eveSy future debt 70 be set apart annually
ibr The Ayment Of tho interest and principal.
The noW Constitution d TO be submitted TO the
IyOiefs qualified under = on the fourth Thursday
lin October, the returns lhade to the Governor, and
Ii be psOclaims it ratified, the Legislature then
elected II to he superseded BY the new Legislature
(which will b elected ON the second Monday in
. Decemhsf, and will meet on the second Monday
lin January, and thereafter The sessions will be bi
toun1k j@f sstss
fceived, says ihe Tmss, that the prouinent mcdif
cstoue or the present constitution consist in th,
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12

Bachs McEvems, an old and well known mer-
chant Of Baltimore died suddenly at Paris, short
time since, Of spoplsxy.
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12
&c. MORGAN's n
LITERARY DEP OF
e Exchange Place adjoining l.e Post-ofce

The .VeaU Books
Received BY the Cherokee.
NATHANIEL HAWTHORN'S WORkS-The Twice
Told Tales, Scarlet Ls House Of the Seven Gables and
Moses from Old Nanse.
DE- oUTNCY'6 WRITINGS. vols.
PROAETHEUS BOUND AND OTHER POEMS. BY
Elizabeth Barrett Browding. q i-ss,ss- /,
CURRAN AND HIS CONTEMPORARlES.b BY Chas
Phillips. rresh supply.
HUMBOLDT's COSMOS. vols. complete.
NOVELS.
REYNOLDS'S NEW ROMANCE-Ts Gipsy ChisE
MABEL or the Child Of the Battle Field by the aahor
Of Don Cesar de Basan, etc.
GRACE EAGUILAR'S WORKS-Home Influence, Moth.
Resompenie womans Frsndshp, Women Of sfael fresh
supplies
CAMPAIGNS OF THE RIO GRANDE AND OF
MEXICO, BY Breve Msior Isaac ]. Stevens, U. s. A.
MA GAZINE B.
HARPERs' NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. for
August.
THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE. for August.
CUBA.
WILSON'S CORRECT STATISTICAL MAP OF
CUBA aull 2<W
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12

Raacaliy.-A fellow naned Flint recently de.
campsd fpm Tsus Haute. lad, aiier having
swindled his partner in buainess Of . considerable
sum of money. He went to WaFsaW, ILL.,, and
clipped with Z married wsaan. Tho Telegraph
wires overlook him ss JefIsrson City, No., where
be was arrested.
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12
To the Ladies.

~ MN. SHERMAN, thankful for past favon and
liberal patronage her line of business happy inform hei
rsnds public has removed from No. % Naysdes
ss St Charles street. where she nov prepared to r'csvs ano
Ct Ladies' aud Children with the following articis' to w
shsrmn's sHsULDER BRAoEs aad ABDOMINAL SUP
PoRrERs, Dr.. Bannins's BODY BRAcEs. Dr. Crans'
6HouLpnR and 6rINAL BRAcEs, Mrs. Bsts SUPPORT
sRs. Dr. Thompson's SUPPORTERS. etc. etc.
n Roun Of attendance, in the morning. from A. NJ I'll
o'clock p. NJ; and in the evening, from till p h.
- - an1 cod
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12

- - ---s,,. 81 - s.,,,,.h wM
bofbee he storm OF pandc INN = snac1 MA'
- snv eartklv ~ of anhition - cupidiey.
~s G .-.s. ....s 80 k,,s,.n,st ~ ~ nstion
s = = ~ ~ ~ - = a.
NoaA Nvolt at 10 odd nlooded hcEfofe q -
y -. !. q ~, .-e,s.-.
k1atoleae o1d el1enq1k roneqnce q undy1ng inNMy.
- - -, vvcsN 60 s,,ch ccueso rsnees d
So. ,'s...s-.-.' K --.s.,-..s s--...;..s
paay cef = g! g pse.a.,els oe.sk 80
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12

The work on the big tunnel Of 240O feet, un-
der MI. Psttibons. b progressing rapidly and with
Characteristic sysiem and foresight Mr.. P. has
gone 70 tho tunnel with 80 foot cutting, and has
already sunk ono shaft to the depth Of l6O fest.
This i an immense work, and musttake him until
the fall Of 1859 TO complete il, at which time all
The sections the line west of that, will be finish
ed.s It is enough that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad 10 progressing fast - possible to the city,
and In seventeen months win be opened for tsavel
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12

Arxssssess.-Ws - il stated that there are
now in this country several young men Of the Ar
unsnian nation who have visited the United States
isr The purpose d, sslfimprevsmsnt, with direct
view % the project Of returning hereafter 70 Arms-
nia, sad dsseting themselves to the education and
elsvsicn of heir counuymen. They are al learn.
iis sems nschanical trade o. profession and one is
81 Bsstoa studying dentistry with Dr.. Hitchcock,
who tits asia, isssnds 70 establish him in business
IN Coasnasinspls, Anothef Of these youths, who
Is described y vssy psemisiag, is in the extensive
foundry and maehiassy factory Of N. Sazbuck,
Esq, Of Troy, Nsw Ycsk.
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12
THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGEy o.
Speeds Fever Tonic.


e,,..a,. Eev.r Touie.
-r,. ,,.,,.., ,,...,.,, # ,1, .... ), which
sm whatever cause produced or whatever can 0e enec
ally and psrn1TsSs, TWo :rsa To TWENTY zen HoURs
II i. srsec, hsrms.,n mos. cases IL operasu scarcely per
e.ptbl:-and !, !. .,,,,, -, ,,nvo.,,
WAhhANIEn ~ rEAr OnM
For descriptive sheet setting forth its msr and csntsnus
mi men, ali through the South Who have used and
a1a e, On ", or sny Of Gu, u
u.rsa' agents. n. ~.
Price One Dollar per bete sx bottles for Five Dsa ons
bottle contains sufficient for from u. ts ten ca.s.
q. sale BY D.u.si.... and ds... M ssn.'..ly
2 oomma0c.nen. p-0mp0, -a-nl.1 -. m,-e -~ -lp
- Iii. day .gs:sd in.o CoDsrt.suhip with WILIlA1
ni:,iep Busns:. unass The f,m Of BoMSART. "a FOLEY M
A.11 S.,as claim, ~ ss.a,, IL
me. will ples:s pEsssnt The s.ms fo. settsmsn
ateys ~ ny snop oS GsUss ~ nssSS sIS ~ ~ I'M % H.; "
:. 40 ~ b. 80 I I r: r ZANE: s.dd!s,. y cl,eg. St.
SIS: ssynou.. WI. SEYMOUR.
SEY MUuh q bhU., Carpenters ana yolneis, eea
SScn sass' os'"sen aAu a1s sm
a Ii peTsops having claim. against the success.
their claims to Edward Psyss and g davsi street
ao1 y. Q. succession =. w. :: :. ..n.a
.,s Mn. A.r PAINT ne
o as PSSS Foa ss, & M
1sPs isss..e RsR .ss'a' :s
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12

Maryland Daniel NJ. Henry, Esq., Of Dorches.
ter. has been nominated for Congress from the
Sixth District by the wings at their late Conven
tiOn.
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12
TO REM.

ROR RENT-A two story Frame House, nearly
e new. containing fopr !eo., ard si!rstsd n shs
seventh Wsrd. sscead Manspany: - Iss tsn.bt ps1H Ho.
~ ~ g g i;sS essiS II Il A. fsW fBoWEs s Mss.sss
no RENT-One Of tho best localities for .
i Fancy or Dry Goods Stogs In NewOfisan: o1
Chartres, nssr Canal slsst Fes particnlsIs ,pqs
J. ABRAHAMsON, hoes: Ss9ss, re -.
EOR RENT-The upper part Of the Store NO.
" "a Tchoupltcala. street. reosntly oscSp,sGgu gu p
MesEs Frost = Barlow. Fos tesmss wnicn vii =
nsnsFiis sas IN aIpEi H T. cocaRAN CO Tehoup.osl.. .
TO RENT-Together or separately large
i DWELLING HOUSE AND eTOkE. row -
nearly oomplets the Canal street side Of ths ets
ilHiif III :f'''' pz XzjwRIGHr co. g Gl.xiss ..
no LET-Several Small houses, one IN -
dii isos ~ '''-' N. HOLMES. x6 Grave. Z. =
H0ggtlH 10 RBHT.-.A npmDs e DMEhkLin9 ~ "
H HOUSES for rent on Canal sueees osswSen -
Apply A11 10 70 Is III q. Nj. FoGG. 80 M.ssan.a.A
FOR SALE.
EOR SALE-A second hand Double Cylinder
L PRINTlNG MACHINE, sHoess pattssn No. = bco
44bl csedt Of twelve m0nths with approved secunV ~
ssiido will b given. Apply at this oiics
| and ma mi - this oiics = - U8
EOR SALE-The Stock and Trade Of . well
sstabiahsd Liquor sto.s The profit. wia ssc.so we
half that amount Of capital The renth ow 40 eoavs
nsnt los family. Apply at this ONCE fos funnf r
ton. - y
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12

NJ JOHN L. LEWIS, tho present Incumbent.
candidate for reelection ios The oAos 4 snERtFF OF
TIE PARISH OF ORLEANS. at The November el:s-
tio.. usl !
The daily crescent., 1851-08-12
rOR sHrRIFF.

~ JAMES p. FRERET is . candidate for
ths odhos Of SHERIFF OF THE PARlM OF Oh
LEANS at the Novsnbes election. ~ U0