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7 o,sl product

Ese ,u.'ve VI many minor articles of garden
Iuck.
Mr.. H"rner proposes tho present season to
plant four hu dred acres OF potatoes, four
hundred acres barley. &C.. and to thu. end -
ofderne twenty of Br,su & Co.'S Cshfor
mo ploughs," h SIS each, for his own use,
'ad say" he has Ju', received an importation
OF ten miles Of iron fencing, ordered .
'sr since by him IN L,verpooI. England,
aud which item sioae costs him, pu, down
here, over l0,600. From these two item.
Your lsAders will readily perceive iha, capi
tai ' required here Ia carry on farming 40
sell any other enterprise, though II Is "a ID
mat there are farmers ~ho made from elG0.
700 10 $50. 900 fl If their land las, year.
Ihl' locks large. suI ! give you the figures.
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III
sortmcni OF
FANCY GOODS,
imported direct from Eng d, Fr4,cc ard Gerna
ny. Also, his stock OF
sB'4k TIE coo EsS.
direct from the Manufacturers, which he if RS &c
Merchants and Piani5rs prices tqaal 10 ary In
porting House IN Boston or New York.
Having experienced buyers constantly station, d
IN the European aud Nertcrn C,ijs he v i'll receive
BY every arrival, the latest styles Of Goods in each
market, which will be sold at small advance
The Retail Departmen' consists of every deecrip
lion of staple and Fancy fsry Goods,
portion OF which is enumererd below, w:
SgYg2 GOODS,
Merno de Franchise. BIZ ht colors ana black.
Cuburg Cloths aud Para nattas
Co'ored y black Alpaca lusres various qua tiles.
Alohat and six Warp DO.
Figured A'p ceis, Lone and C.alJn Cloths.
PLAIN and Figured a>hmsrs,
DO DO " DE- LANES,
Coored ard black Six,
Every styls of Giaghams
English. French ard Atuerican Prn's
50&3G23o 90GD5,
Bleached ann brown Sheetina aud Shirting,
Osnasprgs, D,rnins, Ticks ard Checks,
Drl j., kerscy Jeans Sat'inss,
I"esds fiannols, Camhrics. &C.,
together with every description Of White Goods.
Trimming G'od>, Rrhb~ns Hosiery, Gloves sc.
would respectful, call The attention OF Ner
chants Planters aud others, visiting Ibis city to an
examination Of my stock, as hey vii fpd as ull an
assortment and at as low rate as any Mercantile
House.
f. SOhMERS, 334 King ST.,
Charleston, S. c.
Nrember 49, 1850. 40
u ES The CHARLESTON CASH STORE
at Charlotte, n C., conducted BY Mr.. L.
DRuCKER ard the CAMDEN BsXAAR, at Cam
dem, ). { conducted by Mr.. NJ DRUt kER-these
two embellishments being connerttd with my Store
ea,iy understood ! y The publ at large = y and
h0n they are enabled 10 sell lower than other S,or
IN those two PLACES. ho hs not these faeii,s of
os aiming their lods
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SD1Ddla

Al his residence, in Memphis Alabama, on tho
l4ih Of February, Nr JOHN Mex A. WALLIS.
aged 60 years Tbs deceased was son Of tho Rev
James Wallis, Of Mecklenburg county. n C.. and
maternal grandson Of John McKniu Alexander, sc.
cretsfy to the tirst Declaration of American linda
peudcnrs, made at Charlotte, North Carolina. NAV
20th. l175.- Commuaieaied
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COWAN'S
vegetable LilNOntripliC.

safe and certain remedy for Gravel or Stone in The
bladder, for arrangement of the Kidnsys and
Urinary OfgaHs and HkiRdred diseases.
SENHlS valuable Medicine to the world would
Il be blessing if The afflicted could only over.
come their pre- JUDGES enough TO Try it, Call at Dr.
J. +. Gllmer's Drug Store in Charlotte, and see Q
pamphlet containing Unprecedented evidence Of the
utility Of this invaluable vegetable preparation.
JOHN F. COWAN,
Yorkville, Tenn.
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THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.
Presumption Rights.

GENERAL IASD orrIoE. March 81, 1851
order that the liberal views of Congress, in
passing the Act OF 18th September 1850 granting Bounty
land e certain officers and been en-. aged in
re Military service Of the United States. be CARED
" every exens TO the WAIT nees, be avoided far
e IN 9o!anl1g the benefits granted the gstud of
10 the sSd and a The s %
Ennc Land. The fruits Of Their industry and prvaons; the
That public notice be given 10 all settlers on Public
aao ie z Onward and file
~ , I'd n's as required by the Preempon
hts and prevent interference by the location OF these
tor subject to private entry on The ID Msrh 1851 Without
q affidavit as to whether said land is improved or not and
Land oer al eas, Uay as ,s rf%sn n
M Of mat time there is no interference by those
WIN pleempnon claims or otherwise, the will be
ssrsS y hs office o psEep.ns 6a if hers such
ees can LOCATE their warrants on their own presmp
e s ma Ss' a and Dnb
price Of the land is one dollar and tweaty five
s he cam ann pay in cash the difference between The
sc g e Ssa. at u p per No
along the Of railroads or canals " INT 'nea states
When appeatOn made to this office by the wranes to
Wishes 6s sfon OF ss q
sy are desired that in case the tract first selected shall
Other. which may further delay In these
cases se aidaylt Of the applicant taken before Officers
ssme IN me mas the Application
et,sf made TO he District Land Ofcen Where such ap
he evasne maS ne the Attorney Guardian Exeeo,o
s'so accompany the application
BY clause in LIST Section Of The Act making appropria
oI me support oil the Government for the fiscal
,h, W U,n ssns 1885, approved 81 March, 1851 it
LOT bounty Land under the Act of ISL
.Sa be y; or BY virtue Of oher Act
into market and then subject 10 pyyate 50 Ina
no n can ps located under the ounty Land Law OF aS,t
iooo or other law pranting Ronntv and
o 10 u hs sh pad been proclaimed offered for ss
apls lawew J, BuTrERFIELD, Commissioner.
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fMRsfilssfftdEg$$ e n Gf%r ia sssct q
~ AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CuT.
their aoSsse H. QUALITY and of her sa aoed
and their prompt attention all orders received will they
walls from European and Northern po they are constantly
s ns an ean sas esp sd thing
easers TO their large and well assorted Stock OF which
English Bar IRON, round square and nat--7OO tons;
best liable Iron round square and fat-loo tons;
S S fqHns o S1a
Best Tennessee lion, round square and fut-soOtons;
f. f. g. Ssss$$ %ss1:aiS;
Bss wsd ksS, ogsh ps ssd 1aS
Sheet Iron English, American and Tenne see, from 10
HOOP IRON. from %a9si to a.. ipobes-soo b,Dds,.
sf @ aad ss1Sf
Be- Rssf F, "a +. Rsae
e.;
$hSSs a sSs,
Fate" Baisnc sen and PIasrm se aIssn
sYfs s1a and 1t co stG CLAIMS.
saG $ssssr T nd h TIRsS'i Lo Tes'
R Etc., and al Pa rhss aafHf Hinges:
Window Fasteners of every description;
Hoes of every description and patterns
Cross-eat, Pit and Mill Saws;
Plopghs of Kings, Halls and other good brands;
Hollow Ware and Castings-l5O tons;
Tarred and Manila Rope-ai sizes;
Oakum, Marine, HOusene, etc.;
Sperm, L.nseed Lard and White Oil
Atlantic pure White cad;
brooklyn Nos. / and Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints; Verdgns;
Paris and Chrome Green
French Pots. from to 50 pints;
Mill and Gnndst0nes;
49,. Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe, etc. etc.
~ They also the only Agents in New Orleans OF
H. Imam, VANl4EER & co. 3 celebrated TKNsEs
SEE lRos, and Of the HUMPHREYVlLLE COPPER
COMPANY. 81 6m 2taw
GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
" 50 packages GLASS LAMPS;
81 LANTERNS, great va of patterns
and which offered the anufacturer'a
pnoes. imhlal E.WOOD PERRY.SS magazine 81.
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For taking mp Round Stones on Tehoupitoulas
street md laying dorm Square Block Stone
on tue same, 6et0een Benjamin a1id RcDfg
mac streets.
l. The will be bound take up the stones.
and after they shall have been removed pck and grade
The surface Of the street IN accordauce with the grades estab
ished by the Surveyor depth IA inches below the
penOI face OF the square blacks when laid.
The surplus materials will be hauled from the street by the
Municipality, the contractor hving the right
gravel or material which be fit TO form the road bed.
The shall dress the road bed
by the Surveyor and place OF the song
les than inches of sharp sand fine gravel shells
and sharp mixed and thoroughly roll the until
II forms and hard foundation.
4. The contractor will be bound reset curb
which may require take out the rough curb
and replace them with dressed which will be delivered
to MIN at the depots of the Municipality. go
D. In laying the the contractor Will select such Tor
the cutters the Surveyor deIermne and he Will lay
blocks right angles the line, breaking with
tier earthly ddng the blocks a. ramming the
teras under and between the bottom of the JOINT order
that each block solid foundation lie will
all to lay the blocks close the will admit,
pecialy n direction of the arch of the that the
stones will touch.
In order the laying the stone according the
given by the Surveyor The shall
cut from of aux 70 feet long, be given BY the
Surveyor applying the the surface OF the
stone.
When the blocks laid, the joints shall be uratey
filled with sand fine Gear gravel and after the
has settled completely, verng OF inches of fine
gravel and sand shall be placed the and the
block opened for travel
Payment will be made in cash the completion of the
work.
s. All materials except curb gutter and bridge stones, and
square blocks he furnished the contractor with
the OF the square blocks, will be to the work
by the cORr ctor at hrs expense
The whole work be finished within days from date
of contract and the furnish security the
OF one thousand dollars for the faithful periormace Of the
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r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

hADWA Y'S READY RELIEF
Is acknowiedged By the true men Of America to
be the quickest and most efeetuat remedy
AZ TOR the cure of pai,, and the removal .-
Of ats '@1'f PAIN e the World
rs the warning given of the presence Of disease,
ard the prosration of the system. To stop pain
instantly i our first desiderai to the
% 10 o the attacks
Of disease This we accomplish by = :.
Radway's Ready Relief
which prepared expressly for the relief of pain and
% engthen lnvgorate and to regulate the action Of the
Soan f
" Prescribed an,s BY in every place as the
Neuralgia, Tic DouIoureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain.
certify that one Or two sPpllcaious Of R.pwAYs READY
completely cured them. Ii has stopped the most
9Ss .s 4. has cured some duns s application twill
Neuralgia.
Every case Of neuragia where has been properly used
me pam " ,n sT "a % Its
iisease. '
- Paralysis
out Of 100 il will the Of the limb in few
nerve and sinew in the system.
Pains i'm the Bones.
Al pains and al aches feel It's wonderful soothing and
strengthening influence Instantly the
pains. - 49,
dumping IOOth.ache.
will stop the most tanaizing tooth ache in few seconds
his thousands OF citizens Nervous pains OF
kinds are arrested in few moments by Railways Ready
Relief.
Sick Headache. r1--
9 cases out of 1000 will free from pain Is minutes and
he continued according directions will positively
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP,
AS n beautifier of the Skin.
snrpasses thing the kind in the world, it
4edness Pmpies, Botches Pustues, Tetter- Rash. Ii
ures Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Sore Heads Sores, Putu
az Eruptons 1t impas health to the skin and beauty the
complexion Asa Nursery and Toilet Soap, it beyond the
One cake OF Railways Soap will last longer three
akes of the size other Soap there
ne cheapest and best in the world EB Price % cents
ge cakes in engraved and the of R. G.
hallway upon each wrapper.
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
BEAUTY
Is a beautiful head Of LasDurtant Hair
Railways Circassian Balm.
The lady gentleman who desires a beautiful article to
ess their HAIR advised to make of Railways Cir.
'assian Balm it advantages all other
nr onics and preparations First cleans-s the from
andru gives tone and vlgor to the and bulbs
rhtes 70 healthy &C ion the of life, which the
ar healthy root, and forces the hair grow cures
Badness, stops the hair from falling out makes il fine
og dscoored. truly luxury hair with ths
delicious preparation. ~
| t1- Sold by J. WRIGHT co.
| Isl Charres St
aplO eod& w ~ G. N. MORRISON.
| Il st
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sHAKEsPEAR IRON FOuNDRy

2OS Gtroa Street Netv OrIeans.
WHEELER, Pc rTEES u co, would res
Psssapiy 1i9r~ he public tina, they are now prepared
ENGINES, of all descriptions: niso '' miia MILL
aud Saw Mil MACHINERY and RXIi,R0 III lynRKS'
such as Turn Fables Stay Plates, Switches Chars s m
'he sSSe1t n9tse and the most approved system on
boe frnn and o. we enabled to turn and
Orders for Columns Pipes, Wheels Fnr.,o MI,
urals Bars store Fronts Iron Shutters md H. on'hs,
and Tomb Ratings Shafts and Puleys r, poos la cry
de stove Plates ventilaors, Sash Weisb,sh a a noses
The Backsmh department is fitted up to enab,e o, mo.
Orders from Plantations pu nctualv a,,s,1, =. A..
please address a''ehueu To, which
J. +. WHEELER, CE ennppsans, La.
t.,s ~ Ei ELS =. SWOOP,
g.,
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Resolped, That the Secretary of this Council
furnish the Printer of this Municipality with that
part of the ordinance Fires relative to the burn
ing Of chimneys, to be, found in Southmayd's Di-
gest, page 81, that it may be published in the Off
cial Journal ten days; and that the Commissaries
of the Wards be instructed to put the said ordi-
nance in force.
Passed April q 1851. ]. H. CALDWELL, President,
Approved April Is. 1851 A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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|S:}J:yJ:ES
AMI ri i5I!Ii3

A CERTAIN prompt and effeetial remedy for
IA Datrhna Dysenfery, Cholera, Cho-ra Morbus, and
other OF the stomach and bowels II has been used
by numbers with the highest ltsoon and
themselves have pronounced OF the most
uabe remedies known because positively the di
for which 1t recommended
eY Sold by all the principal druggists in the United States.
Il. u BEACH, sole Proprietor,
anl2 lYdA w ApOthecaIY and nfngglt, II Canal 81.
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WIN. FRERET, Collector.
APPS
Genuine Medac,ne etMFehONse
No. ISL Chartres ST. New Orleans.

4 WRIGHT & co, having resolved stand unrvaled ii
- department OF their bushes have agreed with III,
Propretors and Agents of all the genuine popular Paten
Medicines throughout the United States, keep them
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample
Tar below the usual market prices BY this they
enabled offer for the inspection of purchasers the
extensive which be found in this any othe
CITY, Having had many years experience in the purchase
and sale OF Patent Medicines, they have acquired facilities
for conducting this particular department, the liberia
acae and prepared to supply the trade
handsome per eensge on his Investment either Rhotesol
or Retail AT their establishment he found fu
assortment of A Ill GENUINE PA TENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises their assortment
can be furnished to dealers, IN most at from
twenty five cent cheaper than manufacturer
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A. IL. DONALDSON,

No. 81 Camp street, Neso Orleans,
IMPORTER CHOICE
RANDIES-Sazerac. 1913 Otard, DupuY ~
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MAyoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS, April "a, 1851.
N OIlCE is hereby given In virtue OF the above
resolution, that will sell at my office, MONDAY,
the 4th May IL O'Clock the lowest bidder
the for taking the round in
street, and down square block stone. between Bena
min and Rognac streets. agreeaby to specification ~ be
furnished by the Surveyor.
APPS A. ID. CRossMAS, Mayer.
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X.J o,n RsuddsshegsI
WS FeR cS ssGfs @ a sd Mo-
IT, City retailers and country merchants supplied
=, ~ Clubs and gentlemen furnished W hoice Wines
aIdes etc small n1okRses H'aa-'o' N orA- fes smos
MADAME EMERY the Seventh Daughter of
and hs Gp of Fs ew Sss G S to . Y the ns
hof h. and Al those Tshag lIr services will please call
1 hs st i tbs y ." .6f vi k happy to inform
tS Ladies and Gentlemen wi,lng know the eircum-
stances that SUR md them and likewise their future
fV- Price 50 cents. o-''1' '''''''' apA limos
I ANDlNG from ship Prince de Joinville--
- % % boxes Lemon aGG eeyruP;
, 10 eighth casks Brandy;
;, 100 half chests fresh PouchOng Teas;
5 half chests Imperial Montauk Teas;
o. hai chests Q2 ID boxes) Imperial Montauk Teas;
Y 3 R Rsss H S,msn,o'
apa5 @l''' Z. j. HART \ 90. q TaRoup,,onl.s st.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
~ ~ $ $G;ssq bt s?'' Fulton Market;
4 Ct: 5 5s$s S2: E Eaa,; assorted
j R Bsss i,S. t,oi Chocolate;
Crushed and Powdered Sugar. etc,
mhl7 $500 LABUZaN Il 30. 81 common st,
AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MAKI1TT 81 CO. COGNAC.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the old established house of Arbouin rett II
0GNAC BRAsDEs upon the mos sera lt terms, be-
d8 # $. WOLFF, % Camp st.
SUP CHANDLERY etc. etc, comprising
~ Man lila and Il mp RopeIo all sizes;
as as-lis %Se and Co coitoa ;0''"
lall sizes:
Paten Roller Sheves-aii sizes;
Patent Roller iIushngu;
Oars and Skuila-al sizes:
Paints, OILS and Varnishes;
Harlware-a general assortment for ship use;
Grockery, Earh-nware and Glassware;
BrOOms and BucketR;
PUMPS end Begging Leather,
Groceries, W mes and Liquors-of alrdescripons.
nls MY and No. 5 Red Stores, Third M'ty.
0UININE--Landing from steamship Union and
sra5 ''''' E HART & Co 70 Tchouptouas st.
STAR CAN DLES-5OO boxes best Cincinnati
.p brands H IL aRihFF CO. 49, 40 and AZ Old svs
r IME-Cargoes of briggs Flora and Pulaski,
by 9sp sp' aS >S ohhh'pES Is Msasa," nor sA'
FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER-3O kegs fresh
for sale BY lapsi VIM dewey s G1svei' st.
MARBLE DUST-3OO bbls fine Ground Mar
sa7 'e' Tor ' ahsaSYMAN HOLDEN ss Magazine st.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-Slubt TO go
Il days, Tor sale by JOHN. II. ELLIOTT&C o.
jaA ~ Cusnmhouse street
BARCLAYS London Porter and Bass Pale
~, AT f ffskf IT, a9gfd and ii% e. sas by
GOD LIVER oLL-For sale by
~ aplo bARELLl b Co 81 Common ST.
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EV An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charres every
quarter of an hour for the Depot
mhi7 Ii st2p j. ". SMITH, Superintendent
New Orleans and CarroIlton Railroad.
- III CD Il q
c. ARRoLLToN hI n ! of Trains
1cse tars-Haltpa M, quarter and hal fpas
HP.M,
Steam TRAINS NJ, and every hour afterwards until p
NJ: lncusiyely in summer, and until quarter past in
winter.
FROM CARRoLLToN:
Horse Cars-5 A. M, s and 10 P. NJ,
steam Irans-7 and every hour afterwards until p
M inciusivey In summer, and until hapast p M in
winter - "
Fare6 cents Children under IL years and servants IOc
, " Summer arrangements commence the third Mon.
day In February and end second Monday in November
Lafayette Line.
rhese cars run to and from the Depot No IS Baonne
DEPARTURE
In winter, from Lafayette .............,bz7 TX AN
| . Depot, Is Baronne st.....7 ~ 8 AN
| insummer' from Laiays,!e ..........".6 IA AM
A. 49, - Depot IL Bhronne st......6ls ~ s AM
until O'Clock +. M.
Then. at s1s 9. 10 and II P. M. from the Depot
| !, And AT "a. Va and tO1a NJ, from Lafayette.
Edre-lO cents. Children under II years half price
LIZ Nota-Special Night Car, Tor parties balls meetings
etc. supplied when required mh3l ly
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piasters.
Sherman's Poor Mans,
Allebasis' do. do.
Do. India Rubber Back,
The Improved Poor Mans,
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
knapp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread
STRENGTHENING,
Writings Strengthening,
kidd's Imperial,
Herick's Royal.
Liniments.
Hunts Hayes,
Buffers Bone and Fever,
Davis's Horse, Scians.
Bartine's Lotion,
Tooth Pastes.
Sherman's Compound q
Tooth,
ThOmpson's Aromatic Tooth,
Jones' Toothadhe.
LOzengos.
Sherman's Cough, Worn
Camphor,
Ching's Worm,
Wistar's Cough.
Drops.
Solomon's Toothache,
Sherman's TOOthache.
Williams Toothache.
MiscollanoOus,
Thorn's Extract,
WIner's Arcanum Extract,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Mn. kidder's Cordial,
vaughn's Dithontrlptic,
Osgood's Indian Chologogue,
Haisey's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Hayes Dys'y Cordial,
Cullen's Female Specific,
Cullen's Indian Veg. Rem'y,
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
Bells Army Tincture,
Davis Depurauve Extract.
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Hair Dye,
yayne's Carminative,
Rowand's Carminative,
Balm Columbia,
lJpham's Pie Electuary,
Jones' Chemical Soap,
ICrumptOn' 8 BaIsam,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Mrs. Hayes Eye Water,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Jones' Hair Restorative,
! iOnec' Lilly White.
I Beal's Hair Restorative.
SODA Powders, COlDgnes,
Meen Fun,
lCircassian Balm,
Balm OF Gilead,
ROby's Hair Curling Fluid.
Balley's Shaving Cream,
Taylor's Shaving Cream,
Bartine's Hair Lotion,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
LamOtte's French Remedy,
Bailey's Mead Syrup,
Bailey's Sugar.coaied Cap's
Bagle's Hyperion Fluid,
Wheeler's Teabeny T0oth'b
Jones' Nectar,
Cayal's Anodyne Cordial,
Balm of Thousand Flowers.
Barnes Pile Lotion,
=. Fahnestock's Varmifuge,
Bailey,s Tronp Syrup,
Ivory Paste Backing,
Macasaar Oil.
Chinese Soap,
Lucina Cordial,
Turlington's Balsam
British Oil,
Seidhtz Powders,
Harlem Oil,
Extracts, Soaps, etc. etc.
jcine hne not mentioned in III
.qually favorable terms.
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COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two
Sitting Of April g. 1851.
p ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
paper OF the Municipality sell public con.
trac, for taking up the round in Tchoupouas
laying down are block stones, Benjamin and
ROtigna streets; the be done in accordance with
the specifications furnished by the Surveyor and pub
llshed with the said notice.
. (Signed1 JAMES ii. CALDWELL, President.
Approved April "a, 1851
tSignedl A D. CRossMAN. Mayor.
True COPY H. RIER CLERK,
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French LANGUAGE,

PROFESSOR A. observation-disclosures Les
so 7sa he above Transla from English renc.
To Aupiy The office OF resent, at the corner oil
AnoIlo 49, t'aiiione s,reets dll
CONS OF TEMPERANCE JEN EIs, etc.7A
= supply of Sons of Temnerance Jewels and BegaIa;
Younger Brothers Jewels kept constantly on hand At NO.
IT Customhouse Divisions organizing in Texas,
California, will be promptly attended 10 by addressing
p. n. WILLARD. No. II CnstGmhnuse street.
o23 I SaH Orleans.
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UJUbE PASTE-A further SUNNY If Inc
for sale by $50 p i A'svvTed, ,i qst received
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02
MUTUAL BENEPTC LIFB AND FiRB lssI r.
ANCS COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.


~ This Company being orga
~ III nized, solely for the protection
Mjk OF the policy holders and their
&&S V families against want and pow
erty, is in its operations great
NAf0NA national benevolent institution,
ANkkHXNne conducted upon the secure
NSNl. and solid principles, and afford
u8klkSs ing Tor small annU a sum, paid
Sd4NS during life, large and hand
kaEKENH omeesacy to widows and chill
dren after death.
All policy holders whether for life shorter TERMS who
the insurance till DEATH participate in the whole
of the profits OF the company.
Creditors insure the lives Of debtors married
f shs PIE Of her @
creditors TRUsTEKs;
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
PETER CoNRKY. jr. President Board o. Trustees
Joseph w Stanton ], Morgan Hai A, Van eibber,
John L Lewis 4. Barton, William, II; White,
p ehs T. saeran. so sv s%iA, ~ so5%ss. ''N'
Edw Jenner Coke
t E HAeAs, President 81 the C9mpan''
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Examiner who will be the office daily from l2l 2p NJ
By the Charter only s5.OOOi taken a sngelir-
White persons and Segoes at The Table Of Rates estabishea
New York and London offices and without their restrictions
residence in the South By the charter, Dividends Of
and can be made available of twothrds
their AMOUNT where the party has paid his premiums full
Calorna PeImtsNew York and Lor don raies. Pros.
snc and all papers necessary to effect insurance be had
~ Once hours, A.. N. to P. N,