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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-19
MUSICAL.
WANTED-A BANJO AND TAMB0URINE PLAYER
w of acknowleog god talent. Apply to
WIN. Is. DONALDSON, North American, Bowery.

WIN. b. DONALDSON, North American, Bowery.
GRAND PIANO FORTES-JoSEP BECKER co J,
" $40 Ratt Broadway, beg leave to t. the public
at large that they have just received the following letter
frs Mile Jenny Lind
To Mssshs. B,cSra 4 Co, 80 East BROADWAY N Y
Gentlemenl uch pleased with the grand piano
which you made for The newly invented metallic
dnmper esteem Of considerable vaueespecally in this
cmste-and have doubt that instruments will
generally give satisfaction to tho public only hope
that will with the that industry aud
talent deserve and shall be happy TO learn that
have done so. am, gentlemen, yours truly,
NEw YoRk, eth of June, 1851. JENNY LIND.
They further state that the grand plano referred TO will
be exhibited In the of week. at the Of Mr.
Marley, $50 Broadway.
NOR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY Sc
eond hand Pianoforte Boston made in good order will
be sold at sncrce in of the family
breaking up housekeeping Apply to N. r. d. cURrlSS,
Agent for Hewes American Patent Action Pianoforts No
523 Broadway, where IL can be seen.
DIANOPoRrE FOR SALE-A SECOND HAND SIX
octave instruments, in handsome polished Apply
90 Broad street Beaver street Looking Glasses
large size French plates for sale cheap Apply above
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LANES COLE. AUCrIONEER. -EXEcUroR.s SALE OF

JAMES COLE, AUCTIONEEH -ENECUTOR'S SALE OF
a handsome househsd Furniture. China and are
and Cole will sell At auction this day
june 49, at 10 o'clock at the former residence Henry Wa
ring deceased in Fulton street. next the johnson
street Brooklyn all the elegant Furniture in said house
Of Brussels and Three ply Carpets mahogany and
rosewood Chairs Sofas and Tables all ia good order Also
two Pews in St. AIMS Church. Brooklyn Terms cash, in
bankable money.
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nEIAyAN HOUSE, NO. UNION PLACE. OPPOSITE
~ Union Park. This undersigned would announce 20 hi,
friends snd the public generally that he has leased and
fitted the house No Union place where he Will be pleased
10 the wishes OF those who favor him With call
Ii A " A
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WANTED-BY YOUNG PERSON, WHO CAN GIVE
w good city reference situation Govetnese She
instruct IN ali the English branches French and music. Hs
no objection 70 the country Address by note or personally
e. r. IS Hudson street.
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7 o. OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF MOUNT SINAI
L. Encampmsnt No. %. Of o. r., particularly
uetsd to attend the meeting be held at their
Odd Fellows Hail. Friday evening, June 20 at O'Clock,
take into ration the propety OF the
charter. ALFRED H. KING, G.. II.
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SALEs NY AUCTION.

A UcTIoN NorICE-THos. BELL. AucTIoNEER-BY
"A H. N BushExtra sale this day, AZ 01 ocl,ek at tho
auction rooms 10 North William street valuable
Of elegant Household and Cabinet Furniture. splendid
Piarc thirty Mattresses, French Bedsteads Chairs Look
ing Glasses Carpets, box Of beautiful Jewery, three
Watches Gold Chains and other articles by order Of
sigLees. TIIOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
UCTIoE NOTICE GRo7ERIEs, CHEESE, FISH
"A Raisins Brady. Wines Tea. &c. On Friday Juae %.
'k o'clock In front Of the store Dew street Cheese
khisii sour krout Tea Fire works Plug TobAcoo
Brandy. Gin whskey. Bay Rum, Madeira. Sherry Port,
Cart Au other vines salmon Maokere Herrings. Mac
esion Sardines Mustard Pepper Pickles Salt. French
Cordials. Ec. w. A CARTER. Auctioneer Dey street.
r. Cotton AUcTIoNEER.-LARGEs SALE OF FUR
nture, Looking Glasses kc.F. Cotton will SELL this
day, Jnse ~ at l0 O'clock At Noe 80 Beekman and 81 Ann
streets N" Furniture of family comprising article
in the housekeeping line; also the stock Looknz Glass
dealer such as g and mahogany frame Pier and Aantei
Dressing and Toilette Glares black walnut
do; also. window Curtains linen do sso three dozen
eured maple Chairs also gold Watch pay
yances also, lot Of Dry Goods also extension Dining
tables Sale positive.
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HORSES, CARRIAG Es, sc.

- ~ N-@> -@-a
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
every Monday and Wednesday, commencing At II o'clock.
Persons having property to dispose Of will please call and
have it registered. JOHN II. GATFIELD. Proprietor.
HORSES FOR sALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR
sne several Stylish and we'll trained
Ladies' Saddle Horses ALSO
for ladies' and temens Ladies' and gentlemen sad
die horses TO let By the day week, or month.
W. II. DIsBRow. Ridins School.
No. ~ Fourth avenue
NOR SALE-AN IRON-GREY HORSE SIX YEARS
old 1 hands high, sound and kind in all harness.
good road horse and will trot mile In 81 min
all this week at Bradleys stable, Eighteenth
street and Fourth avenue.
nor sALE-THREE FINE HORSES, A CHESTNUT
good saddle and stylish trotter in
Also black horse 1871 hands high, sound and kind in all
harness. will stand without tying Also bay horse
draught horse and good traveller The wishes
cell he has further for them Inquire before 10
o'clock, A. NJ or alters r. NJ, at sos Washington street
EoR sALE-A VERY SPLENDID PAIR OF PRIV ATE
Carriage Horses perfectly matched six years old 1877
hands high and of surprising style aud spirit
@ & n all to % issss
Twelfth street and University Place.
about sixteen hands agh eight years DID, sound and
good traveller in harness under saddle. is
valuable Horse and will be sold bargain Price sl25 and
will not be sold iss. Apply ut 81 Rivington street.
y oCKAwAY CARRIAGE FOR SALE-A RoCKAwAY
N Carriage which has much used will be sold
low. apped for rib side six passenger Rockawav
suitable for either private carriage for hacking To
hackmen this presents opportunity to good
rage at low price To he at John c. Parkers Coach
Factory Third avenue. Eighty third street. Yorkville
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friends snd the public generally that he has leased and
10 the wshcs OF those who favor him With call
W. A. DELAVAS.
HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON l.. is now
open and receiving b0ardsrs for the One cot
tagt adjoining the premises also toilet HAWLEY ID. CLApP
Steamboat Troian leaves pier No. North River aud
10 o'clock A. M and att and loelock r. VI. aud leaves
Fort Hamilton at and nv NJ, aud At ~ and ~ y. N.
steamer John Hart leaves fort Hamilton at ~ A. NJ and
pier foot 81 Chambers street at 4 r. NJ
NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE NEW YORK
~ Z. Peek, Jr Propretcr-rhis delight "a resi-
tenee Tor the For furt part eulars
inquire q Thompson. PeokS Nixon, i Bs Gdway.
Of Duane street.
EEA BATnING-CAPE NAY. ". J-coNGRRss HALL
~ for the reception Of vsrs The proprietor
hsnku for the liberal patronage heretofore received would
respectfully solicit those intending TO vt th popular
bathing place the present TO make hs house their
home His arrangements and Accommodation, he rusts
vii 10 more ssactory TO customers than which have
hereofore been provided upon tho Island The subscbcr
has taken paine 10 good and attentive cored
vsnts under the that they beet suited the
sustoms and wants Of majority Of the soourners AZ this
place ". n. MILLER
WAwAYASDA HOUSE AT GREENWOOD LAKE.
w Orange county, v. v. This house s situated tho
bead 81 God Lake. miles from Chester and but
four and half hours from the city The NJ " and r. Rail-
road leaves from Duane morning and evening
for Chester depot where NJ Coopr hotel carriages IN
readiness the Lake. Apply
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ExPRKss AGENCIES. AEs.

EXPHhS1 A0BNCIE8. Gos
GOODS SHIPPED AT PANAMA,IN THIRTEEN DAYS
~ from New York, by A b. Miller Co.'S California E1
and Ishmus LneThs IL the only Express
with their facilities the fsthmus and ship goods
gulary from Panama in IS days shippers Insurance
the style OF boats used by at the yard John
Let's, 2.5 Front street. Projectors,
A. b. MILLER CO., once No. IA Wall street.
CLOTHING.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen leaving the city, or breaking
the highest cash price for Clothing
Furniture &c. BY sending through the Post at his resi-
denoe. IN. y. COHEN % Elm street.
N. BLADES attended BY Mrs. Cohen.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING. COSTUMES JEwELRY, FIRE
~ Arms &c. wanted.-G.ntemen families having the
above mentioned articles for SALE will be attended TO At their
residences by leaving orders addressing line through
the poet oce to III. LEyETT principal oce No. Bar
clay street, Of Broadway.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen leaving the city, breaking up
obtain tho highest cash price for Clothing
dence. j. NJ DUSSELDORF, IL Elm street.
N. Blades attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" The highest price be obtained by ladies and gentle
who have LETT of Clothing Furniture, and Jewery
for j. LEyENsTYN, 4dS Broadway, up stairs.
Ladies attended to by Mrs. Levenstyn.
SRcoNDHASD CLOTHING. SC-LADIEs AND
and liberal cash price for clothing other personal
effects, In quantity from garment 20 thousand
Address through post, or call on JAMES NOkoNEf, AZ
his store, II Orange street, near Chatham street.
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Total coinage Of gold and silver 81 237 900 90
appears by this that about twothirds of the coinage
sor the month in double eagles In this way, the
hints have been able to show large business
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Io IkOIHlETVhs of BoAhDlNo sShoOLs..sfhh
In boarding school, distance from New York. where
his morals mot IN seetaran snsel will be attended 70
we'll AZ hs educston. Address Omega, Herald office, New
York, stating location, terms, NC.
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All the New York papers are amusing themselves
Mr. Os.an E. Dodge, the Boston Vocalist, Tipler
Hall about half filled Tuesday evening" witness the
curious exhibition made of himself but they dropped off
after each several piece in the programme their number
growing small by degrees and beautifully less, each
demonstration of the artists talents perpetrated
The free negroes in Cambridge, Md, have lately
held meeting take into consideration their disabilities
der the State law and wisely determined that the time has
arrived for them to emigate Liberia with their families
Cambridge African Colonization Society - was formed,
and the Society resolved to send committee to Liberia TO
anime the country and to make provisions for those who
pose to emigrae.
The work OF boring tunnel in the rock under
the Erie Canal and the Black Rock Harbor the river
Niagara the distance of about half mile beyond the city
line of Buffalo, progressing The of two feet per day
All the work is done by lamp and only four
able mine The has already progressed
sbnut hundred eighty feet from the perpendicular
| shaft, or well. from which the tunnel starts.
A gratifying evidence Of the State credit Of
North Carolina is evnced in the fact. that the bids TO
the $50 worth of State bonds recently advertised by the
public Treasurer mostly went off at about per
mum None sold for less than per cent, and
amount commanded high five per cent Bids 10 the
amount of more than $DO, 600 offered and all by c
of the State.
Eighteen graduates, members of class in the
Virginia Military Institute, have been expelled for nsubor
dihation.
| A person named R. J. Bennett was brought into
Ptsburg the night of the 9th inst by two Post.oc
Agents, under the charge Of mairobbery He had been
| stage. driver.
| The Board of Aldermen of NewYork has ap
pointed special committee, consisting of Aldermen Dooey
Ball. Bard. Chapman and Miller report upon the subec
OF having suitable stone prepared, to form Of thu
monument erecting at Washington, in commemorate,
| of the services of the Father of his Country
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EXTENSION OF THE CARRoLLroN RAILROAD
70 THE LAKE. For some time past the Carroll
ton Railroad Company have been steadily engaged
in pushing forward an extension Of their line from
Carrollton to Lake Pontchartran, and the road has
at length been cut through to the point where it is
intended to strike the Lake shore. The gradings
of the line nearly complete, and the work is at
the present time progressing fast. few days
ago number of men were set to work, under the
active superntendence of Mr.. ]. Hampson, to lay
down the rails. They commenced at the Carroll
ton Railroad Depot and between one hundred and
two hundred yards of the track was laid on Satur-
day evening. The road is intended to pass through
Levee street, in the town of Carrollton, and to run
parallel with the river as far Upper Line street,
from which place it will branch off to the Lake,
and strike the shore at point about six hundred
yards from the Hotel the end of the Shell Road,
making the whole distance about five miles. When
completed, which will be in the course of few
months, this road will be of great service to
Carrollton, as well to the upper portions of JEFF.
ferson City and Lafayette, and every credit is due
to the Company, for the steady manner in which it
has carried out the work. The grade of the road
is fixed sufficiently high to protect it from injury
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL PIC.NIc.-On Saturday
last the ladies of the Washington School, on Camp
street, held picnic at Napoleon Avenue, about
half way between New Orleans and Carrollon.
The weather being very fine and well suited to the
invigorating sport of day in the country, the la.
dies, under the guidance of the proprietors of the
Academy passed merry time, without Thoughts
of care or VICE." and, TO the strains of small
quadrile band, joined in the festive dance, under
the calm, sweet shade of the towering trees. Har.
mony characterized the whole of the proceedings
and the rural pleasures of the day were heightened
by the charming scenery which surrounds the
Avenue, and gave sweet effect to the appearance
of the landscape. As the sun began to hide the
brilliant gold Of his ray in the west, and the gray
dusk. evening to approach, the whole company took
their places in the cars on the Carroton Railroad
and returned to the city, highly delighted with the
joys oftheir country sport, and physically benefited
by the breathing of pure and salnbrious air, as
well as by the gentle exercises of the day.
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STEALING HAMS. - Between nine and ten
o'clock, on Saturday night, Officer Cochran OBJ
served two suspicious look men prowlng about
the Levee. On going to them, he found that they
had in their possession six hams, and they were
trying to sell them to a man who was standing by.
The circumstance being suspicious one and the
hams appearing as if they had been stolen from a
steamboat, or other place where imported hams
were kept, the officer took them into custody, and
conveyed them to the Watch-house. Their names
are Patrick Mcmahon and William OConnor, and
they are no strangers in the Recorders Court
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TObaccO-About so hhds frosted were sold at 2slc.
Sugar and MOlasses-About l50 hhds of Sugar were
disposed of 51s@64c for fair prime; aud few lots of
Moasses H930c for fsrmenng, and 33@35c W gallon
for re boiled
confined to some 500 bbs Ohio in different ots at 50 s5
90 &c. and 200 bbs ordinary St. Louis 90 40 for unband
ed. and "a . Dbl for superfne.
Corn-About 5000 SKIS sold 455Oc for yellow and
white. and 1900 at Price not reported.
Oats-Oho, Indiana etc., selling at 93s and st.
Louis at 40fO4lc " bushel.
Hay-3lO bales Western brought $1,000 v ton.
POrk-The market has been very dull for several days,
and on Saturday heard of sale Of 6O bbs unn.
| spected Mess at GA Is, which ia a decided decline
BacOn-Frm As cks ribbed Sides taken at Ss49c,
~ cks Shoulders at T. and erces extra cured Hams
(Trowbridge. Beatty s. Co.'s BRANDY at l0c y tb.
Lard-Small transactions only.
COffee-The of the Black Squal." (5OO0 bags
Rio nearly all ineror) sold at ssc and 800 bags
| OF good quality at 9@914c - ID.
Lead20O0 pigs Lower Mines were sold from the Leyee
| at -, and 1000 pigs at "a SIX " IOOb.
star Candles-l5O boxes favorte brandt brought a
| y ib, sixty days.
Rice-About 70 cks prime sold at 4c " ID.
Whtsky-SO bbls sold le3c, and IOO in lois AT I'M
same price.
Exchange-Good demand and rates firm we ouote
Francs IS. l0D5l Is
oterhns ll014GDll1
New York sxty.day Bills ............1,6la % at disc
Sight Checks New FORK h0aI ~ Ct prem
Freishts-A ship taken for Liverpool at for Co,
| ton. which is a slight decline.
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FLOUR SrEALrNe.-On Saturday evening, four
barrels of -four were brought to the Watchhouse
of the Second Municipality, by two negro dray-
men, who stated that they were employed by a
man to carry them from the New Basin to Com
merce street. Something suspicious presented
itself to the draymen, in connection with the con.
duct of their employee, which led them to imagine
that the flour was stolen, and they went to inform
the officers of the circumstance. The barrels are
marked in black paint with p. o. Co., and The
draymen could not find the man who employed
them, when they got to the place to which they
were directed
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FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Strawbridge.
Leonard G.. Klincke VS.. The Protection Insurance
Company-On Saturday, the evidence and plead
ings in the above case, the particulars of which
we gave few days ago, were brought to close,
and the jury, after few minutes elaboration, re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff for $29Ol 80, the
amount claimed.
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UNLICENSED BALLS. - Several houses have
been reported by the officers of the First and Sec
ond Municipalities, during the last two days, in
which balls were held without license. Such
places OF amusement being detrimental to the NOR
ais, and the peace OF society, are very properly
reported and vigorous action in these is very
necessary. The police are commendable for their
exertions in suppressing nuisances of this char
acter.
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by crevasses, which may occur above Carrollton,
and when the embankment is finished to the
Metarie Ridge, it will be impossible for it to be
injured from the overlooking Of the river, or from
hreaku in the I.eyee,
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BOsT0N,Psr ship Middlesex: 4s8 tons ice Stanton Sec
-assaIted mdse kennett, Dix eco.
blVERPoQy ship Republic: 1850 SKIS salt, master.
BORDEAUA-Per ship John Holland: Wines, brandies
oils etc.
BpsroN-Per ship St Peter: Assorted mdse and paving
blocks to order.
HAvANA-Per bark Millsudon cases segars. 7ls bx
sugar 2b5 bbls molases cks honey lot OF fruit, PUG
MIR &co.3 gases segars Zchendrath-2l do Romagost
IA DC EsRriTaC4 case mdse Tou-srss7S half Il q
vals--l osse .egars CssiIo12de "a bags coffee
Aiyarado-l case d, J Carroll do M Godon, Jr
HAvANA-Per bark Sophia 1872 bxs sugar J L Beyl,
&ce-550 do Chas Belcher &co-2i do Cahuzac-20J dc
rug, Mir &co-l do ~ cases segars Labode Xques-
DO Lepeyre Harispe &eo-i do VIM Mure-3 do Platt-2
6Xs sugar Delvae Moreno-l0 bags coffee jose Prats
Total, 1895 boxes sugar
MESSlNA-Per Dig w Munroe: 10 tons birthstone
l2g0 bxs lemons 2iU5 bxs oranges A F Cochran & co.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Martha: 70 bbls flour, so bbl
pork, ~ SKIS d. 20 SKIS coffee.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Lois IL bales cotton Hurle,
-l5D hides 900 gunny bags ChamberIn &co5 600 feet
lumber SANFORD eco.
PENsACOLA-Per schr Visitor; bales cotton, 100 hide
bbls moasses
GRAND CAILLOU-Per schr Urbana: 1879 hhds sugar
X bales moss Dennistoun &co-55 hhds sugar
Byrne &co.
GRAND CAILLOU-Pers chr w m Bryan: 10 hhds suea
y bb moassss w Jackson &co-139 bbb sugar Belche
Nco-S5 do Druhet Il Sou-69 bbs moasses Miuenbepe
&co-29 bales moss J 3 Turner.
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EXDOrls.

NEW YORK-Per ship Meeunticook: GIG bales cotton,
III hh tobacco ll79 bbs 234 les pork l46 hams rs les
skins
GOTTENBURG-Per ship Montreal: 1917 bales cotton,
30 hhds tobacco to ties lard.
LiXERp0OL-Per ship J G Calhoun: 22O9 bales cotton
LlVERPOOL-Per ship John Haven't 396 bales cotton
EHAkLEsTON-Per brig VandeIier: 26sJ sks torn.
HAVANA-Per brig Cohen: 5O cs 502 bbIs lard, S0d
SKIS corn III kegs butter 10 hams 100 boxes cheese go
empty bbs -
BALTlMORE-Per brig Wavery 20 hhds tobacco s.
bb 100 do beef 45 casks bacon. 200 ar wine
bales ~ do hemp. IL do moss, $50 bx Candles $50 6ds
hides, % bds skins and snndries.
ST MARKS-Per schr Randall Marshall: IO4 bbls -four
IS do whisky ~ do pork do beef bbls moasse
hhds ~ cks bacon, hams SAB SKIS corn $50 SKIS
oats. 10 SKIS coffee. 1870 pkgs md e.
POR T Law ACA-Per schr William and Maria; 1876 bbls
-four So do whisky, 81 coffee 30 sks salt and sundes
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT Judge Larue.-On
Saturday, Michael Doyle, George Weber, Edward
Carey and Mary Murphy, all of them convicted OF
larceny, were sentenced to one year in the Peni-
tentiary.
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THE largesr assortment of GREEN and BLACK

L TEAS everoiiered for
salem this city. and at lower
prices. These Teas areoi
the latest importation, and
the most choice qualities
grown in q h ina, having
been selected with grea,
care. For the use Of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in wei, se-
cured neutrality-suspicious., so
as TO prese, We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
UCity retail dealers,
country merchants. steam.
boats, ships and hotelssup-
piled with every dnscria-
ton ofTEAs, inchests. hall
chests, ~ h and 8 ID box,
ages, II desired.
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The following is the report of the Charity Hos
pial, from May II to May 49, Admitted 1s6
discharged POS; dead 49, remaining on the books
549. We are happy to notice, from the above
report, that the admissions this week have been
much below the usual average.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
MRS. E. PROCTOR being retiring from bust
w ness offer, for sale the Furniture Fixtures and s
good will OF her BOardin, House. situated the cor y
Of Canal and Royal streets The house has done lsA
fOurishne business FIR the last years manage
of the undersigned and is well known as one OF the
best stands in the city.
TT number Of No. Slaves will also be sold . For
terms ETC., apply TO
ml2aw =. PROCTOR, corner Canal and Royal SITS
ITO RENT-The large and commodious build
ing il Csr,olIton. formerly occuod by Mrs War. -
rem as Female SEMINARY, tOgeiher with lots I'M
rounding 1t. which number OF fine fig, plum 1a
and peach trees grace vines. etc. in ul bearing The
building has been lately painted and completely repa red
furnished with capacious cern with stables all OtheI
necessary outhouse and for the quail ties of room
ment, and free circulation OF air. for
gentee residence rarely be found within the environs
New t'rieans To good tenant the whole will be rented
low Possession given mmed ately Apply to II. PACKARD
at the Bible Depository. St Charles and Nortl
m 1mos-
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TEAS! TEASJs
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Com-

pany. No. III
q hath a m street
(The oldest r e ;
estab lishment in the
Unitei Ststes.) N
Orleans Agency. =.
Canal street. These
Teas are more eN-
teiisively known and
approved OF, thar
those OF any dthe'
establishmeniin thu
county. Every sea
son the CANTON
IRA COMPANY en-
deavOr'O cOnt'ol tn
moN valuable IN,
useful kinds ofTEA
that aTe ImpCrfed