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- False PretelceS. Bourne has been held TO
bail in Philadelphia, on the charge of obtaining
a large amount of goods from Mr.. Barber, some
time since, and then leaving for California. Mr.
J. was reputed to be very wealthy previous to
going to Caliiornia-so wealthy that several of the
papers suppressed his name when he was at fist
nTTpged.
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american CHppers.-The Hong Kong Register
of August g. complains that American ships are
monopolizing the carrying trade between China
and England, The Surprise, Capt. Dumaresq, has
been loaded for London at f6, while plenty of
British ships lying idle and available half the
rate The Surprise, it is said, earned 100000 from
NewYork to San Francsco-she will make over
$4,000 to london.
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Awfm Suic,de in Mem York-A middle aged
man named Frederick Bragg, who had only arrived
from Hamburg few weeks since, committed sui
eide In retail liquor store in New York last week.
After asking for glass of liquor, which he drank
and paid for, he settled himself in firm position
between two casks, then drew pistol and blew
the Top Of his head completely of. His death was
instantaneous
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Inc remains of Lieut.. Richard M. Bache, of the
u ). Navy, who was drowned while on active
service IN Humbodts Bay, Upper California, when
bravely striving TO rescue a comrade from the
-breakers, were on Saturday horne their last rest
ing place in the Congressional Burying Ground at
tendei by his relatives and few of his many navy
ansi army friends, who CHANGED to be in Washing
ton at the time
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Susguehanna Riuer.-The Susquehanna river
continues lower than it has been known for a long
lime. The Lock Haven Democrat says that the
gates Of The lock, at Lockport, through which the
canal IS fed, are standing open, and have been so,
with the exception of perhaps week, for several
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The Burke Case-A Washington dispatch Of
the 18th says:
" la the Circuit Court, today, in the case of
Urah A. B0ydep of Boston, Us. Hon. Edmund
Burke, late United States Commissioner of Patents,
ii was determined finally that an Executive officer
OF the Government, whether whig or democrat, is
protected in HE discharge of his duties from wii(ul
insult. The an action brought by the
plaintiff against Mr., Burke, for damages sus aimed
IN consequence OF The refusal by the Commits oner
to furnish plaintiff with certain copies of certain
patents then on file in the patent office. II was
alleged, in defence, that Mr.. Burke was slwavs
ready 10 furnish copies of papers when demanded
in a respectful mannerthe law requiring him
only IA furnish those wanted as evidence on trial
nut he v"mld nu, submit tn the degradation of his
t.fhee.h
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING. : NOV g

Ane Nicaragua Route.-The passengers of the
.-panei Webster at New York, express great dissa.
usac.ion with the Nicaragua route, and have re-
solved to sue the company for detention and the
loss of their baggage.
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Another Windfau. -James Lord, a resident of
South Kingston, R. l., has recently had fortune
of upwards of a million of dollars left him in Eng.
land. He is about to go to England and take pos
session of The property. The Newport News says
he is very worthy member of the Baptist Church
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Spalding, Rogers e. VanOrden's Big

MYTH collection Of Artists from both
w sides OF the Atlantic, engaged al an
enormous expeu Sc, for the Floating Palace.
now bui ding at Cincinnati, and indi-
rectiy Tor this winter.
". +. W allet, the Queens Jester, the
great European Humonst, and by tar the
most 4isting ushed Clown in Chrstendom
Mile kosaithie, beyond comparison the
most beautiful and accomplished Horse
woman that has ever Appeared on tina side
of the Atlantic.
The Fsench Troupe of noted Equestrians
and Gymnasts.
John smith, the great Negro Clown, a
new and important department, and the
pioneer IN a new path.
W. B. Carroll, the greatest living Two
horse rider.
lie Jeune Bur.e, the Boy Hero.
La Peut Mare, the Lion Queen.
Mcsdsmes Csrolee. Lake, knnegan, etc
Messis. stone, Lake, h ossier, Crosby. b,
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The II u Bacon left ct Louis the 18th ns-in
port. loading tor NewOreans steamers Western World st
Paul and Patrick Henry; passed jamestown ground
at Presidents Island
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Interfering "A letter from Turn, Of Oct. q,
mentions report current there in the ministerial
circles, that the British and French Governments
have instructed their representatives at the Cour'
OF Tuscany, TO declare that England and France
witness with dissatisfaction, the establishment Of
Citations between the Tuscan Government and
ant of Austria, which, if continued, will be de-
Psctive of the Independence of Tuscany.
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A'omplment.-The Legislature of Tennessee
mas passed series of resolutions highly compli.
"enAry 10 hossuth, rendering to him the honors
ana inequalities of that State. The Legislature
decares Its readiness to approve any donation that
may De made by Congress to the Hungarian exies
not In violation of the Constitution.
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Raisroad dtct.--Roswell Hood has obtained
a verdict of $3400, damages and costs, Of the New
Haven Railroad Company. He bought ticket at
New Haven for Collinsville, rode to Plainfield in
the cars, took check there from the conductor,
which entitled him to a seat in the stage to his
place OF destination, the stage broke down, Mr..
Hoods right leg was broken, he proved careless
ness, and thus the verdict.
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Fireman K,led.-Robert Baird, one of New
York's intrepid firemen, was Instantly killed at
fire in that city last week. He accidentally fell
from the top Of the engine striking his breast upon
part of the machinery, causing his death in few
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caliot.-We learn from the N. C. Baptist tina, at
s;tf Courthouse at Morganton, N. c., on the llth
m,, the Judge being al the time on the bench,
in W. w, Avery stepped up to Mr.. Samuel Flem-
. ig, who was talking to friend at The time,
rev a pistol and shot him dead. 1t appeared
thai Nr. FIemming had cowhided or attempted 81
10 do, Col. Avery at Mcdowell court. Col. Ave
nv was Immediately arrested, and was to be tried
for the offence on The l4lh inst, but we have not
aa Yet heard the result.
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Barks.

CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS WARE, etc.,
- - y WHOLESALE and d., Retal-P; T. FELL Co3\1|
c1F COMPLIES stOes Of goods q The latest pat. ~
and d asps wh Ths hsS S ape
leading ai HSGs Il FURNISHING:
Tea setsTGold Band Decorated snd While China.
eus
S1nr a and G hins nIo Shades
pad S ses ID St :;
Bluck.Tn Coffee higgins. Urls. etc.
Biock.Tia Dish Heaters.
Inc ass @
and Forks, spoons Walters Candesteks Lamps, icks
n % re Ss asy
ner Tor TRANSFORMATION. M Smis
HATs-1Oo cases Hats, for sale very low to
10 Close s'sa s''''t n iBPkb'ssfbsrR SMITH, H
NEW stYLEs-Recelved BY steamship Me-
':.S;; iFss'' s'a 's'1, III r. Even
CHILDREN'S HATS
" Misses bio 5aonT me1 in and Parod HATS. En-
.s i, o't sSa + Ss SAEs Sc oss;,,s. s.
tEEaa fSs ~ a %Eflc is ~ &sArdhhs
FAMILY GROCERIES
L 100 oansers Buus Water Crackers;
@0 '5acknell Biscuit;
g ss. .%s package. s, fine oonx
80 boss JENNY na Sf Dsy Hss
50 mats old ID! Java ~,s Coffee { fee : pp'e
$50 40 and l2ib boxes Starch, New York;
% small packages No. Mackerel;
SO % n n''a sG' smoked Salmon;
70 doz assorted English Sauces and Ketchups,
key CHI Dair Rattle
80 IBIS half Gil and iH u gallon key. ST. Louis Golden
| Syrup and Moiasses;
80 a' Bustoa :" and 5dPPfb Philadelphia Preserves.
Inc above with many other choice articles are landing
~fi :9Ps IA it, s
SOMETHING NEW
10 dozen pound cans Horssradish;
| o., boxes fresh Extra Figs
ls e sSse n' Su fsia1 Tongues. new;
10 dozen Jeies and Jams. in fancy cups, fresh and
40 packages choice Green and Black Ttesp, in store
90 o sss l ns% Pn;s Apple Cheese;
3 packages new Bues wheel ,
Preston Merr!l's Patent Yeast Powders
ms E1s:h Jersey e. Y SsSs8d PFC Camp ST.
7 LIQUORS
, IL LoNuN ara nuR.is roarER. IN pint and
SGofCH and BURTON Ale. also in pint and qpar
$ IRISH WHISKY, IN pdncheoas and ie.4, ,hns. wit
IS JOHN rOOl.E, . Bank Place.
los to suit purchasers. BY 5. WOLFF, IS Camp st.
NEWARK AND ROSENDALE CEMENT
3 | ' and Caainsl pss,s- Agency, ~ Nssasise" pls
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CRESCENT orrcI,
Thursday Morning, November "a. 1851. )
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Meteor Forbes, Galveston, Harris l. Morgan
Bremen bark Richard Golden, Balar. Trieste.
Brig Tehuanepec, Brown. Vera Cruz o WIckham
Schr Aurena, Hanson, Belize, Honduras, Barell &co
Mex schr yoven sanueto abater Tobasco, Fernandez
Mex schr Vencdor. Perez. Campeachy, Fernandez
Arrived.
Steamship Unon Budd from NewYork 18th inst to Bah.
cock & Fennel-Lafayette.
ballast, to j Meeker &co-Poiat.
Ship rate oil Mains Boutee IRON Havre Goth Sept, to
Br ship Saunders Spence from Liverpool 18th Sept,
81. 70 G Oliver , &eo-sd my. ,-.L o.,,..
Bssk Reindeer Gayle, As days from Rio de Jancro, to mas
Brig Louisa Snow Snow Il days from Turks Island.
schr FAIRY, sSefs from Havana 18th inst. auaraa Il
sschr Nebnska Bryan, days from Maagorda. In ballast
Schr May Ellen, Nottingham from Havana 18th inst to
Delvale u Moreno--lsI my.
l CaidO, Dlmry, from DonaldsonVIle.
Alton, Fulon from st Louis
Grand Turk, Clay ton. from 81 Louis
| Bacon, Ealer from st LOUIS
| saIanac No 2, Mcintyre, from st Louis
Gipsy Ure. from Bayou
Concordia, Gable. from Napoleon
Towboa Phenx. Crowell. from the Passes-towed down
and the 18Th lost, ship Lapland and brig Tele
Towboat Hercules Cloptman. from the Passestowed
and the 18th inst, ship Revenue and brig Lucy
Watts-Droughtu up ship State oil Maine, brig Louisa
Towboa ankee Fhnton from the Passetowed down and
TO sea ON the 10Th, ship Eva and brig Gibratar-brough
| up ship Chas Saunders
TOwboat Olivia Whemore. from the Passes-went dow
hsht-orought up ship Pumgusick schr Mary Ellen.
| BELow-CoMING
1 schooner
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ryHE csrhe scns the ssri Of the care
ss tormssuch ths asadsehe 'nsalneth
scdy Of tbs stomach Of Appetite a,hma
piles, consumption debility arising itsn
dsr.Dgsd condlen Of the ,smesh
remedy, BY medicine
females suffering nervous
Among the and highly sspssisbs vsr
10 the following:
Professor *. A. AAyEs, NJ. D., State Asssysr;
FITzHEERy HOMER, ESQ. Boston;
slJAs O. DUNN. ESQ, City Treasurer, BOston;
Hon. MYRON LAWRENCE, Ex Pres ness senate;
Hon. L. II. ARNOLD formerly Governor oil Rhode Island,
member Of Congress
Hon Ws. WoODBRIDar, formery Governor Of Mich.
gan, u. a. Senator;
Hon j. r MoRKnGAp. formerly Governor OF ksa,uckys
Hon j. f. SIMMONS, u. 8. Senator from Rhode lslasd
Hos. SAM't =; Pnrtrs. U. =. ssna'or from Vermont;
Hon SoLoMos Foors, member of Congress from Vt;
Hon. H. ID. FOSTER, member OF Congress snm pern's;
salon. NJ l.. MARTIn. Delegate IN Congress hnm Nscor.
ain Territory;
Gen. a. q. DOpaR, memherin Congress ioni iowa;
r. p Srowr, Esq. CLERK the HOUSE OF Rsptessntv'a;
&C. TRowBRIDsr, ESQ.,, Detroit, Mich;
| JosKpH HoxIE, Esa., Is Wal street, hewY ofki
Many ind'ussei The hahsrg.ret,er ''n o'rtissd
-Ao - rsnar 'il !s,t @, Ss ~ ave, o. @
| REED, BATES & AuSr. y Wholesale thusglsts. N
| For saie BY WRIGHT 4 co, 1871 Chartresst.
| ~ Price u par siG ts,ls. lor ~
,y CAUTION-Esch al the G.nuns ot'ssa,sd btisrs
vii vr,ppsr printed English Esnea aud Span
an signature y Geo arssr rrspIsss apsn Ihts
i.s, and ,isn sn:y ,"1a'.l sss ap'a me tsP 81 %
sS'@' -S cav
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>utnor. zed Capital. .TKN MILLIONS DOLLARS: o
sarp us and Reserved Fund $4,000
$4,000
Working Capta-Two Millions Three Hundred and Forty
Offering by its unusually large capital and the unlimited
indvidua liability the Stockholders, thai great desiuera
now prepared 10 insure Fs Risks in New on
tn most reasonable terms.
pnys policies with the Mutual Com panles and all
hAs T g u sn s st.
Directors IN .Nep Orleans:
s2 ?aa Nicholson" sS'Hs Hr.H Ssi ss'''
Il Ogden.
Directors an .Sen York:
JAMES BROWN. Chairman.
c rRANSIs CorrEsEr, Dsputsr Chaumsn.
wv Il EsG Ssis'' Mon IiSaE'isn, sp%ds,.sa:
FRANCIS "RIFTIN, Counsel Of the Board.
Directors IN Liverpool:
los ~ VIM. NIUoL, Chairman.
JOS ios HoR m@aFr' Deputy Chairmen.
yes s sss sfs s } Es%, Mp ss
Th9. sts sa.ops 3?f 5s:Ss
swISroN BoULT. Secretary.
Directors an London:
WM..EWART, Nj. p, Chairman
s 1 &c. FEB hop LOVING, Deputy Chairman;
M y lillian g ho's,n, !, John RsnkIng,
FEEDER ok Harrison, s eymomnr T sUssesef'
Ross de Mangles NJ p. Dou'''
MO 3m bkNJ HENDERSON, Resident Secretary.
| GOLDEN SYRUP--4O packages, barrels hal
~ barrels, and 10 gallon kegs st. LOUIS Golden Syrup ant
ma Io '%s'7 '''''' W. G. RAYMOND. II Camp ST,
| SUGAR-HoUSE MOLASsES and GOLDEN
for safe AZ THE CREsCENT REFINERY, o'''e's
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DIANO FORTES TUNED.-The sub.

DlANO FORTES TUNED.--The subscriber
l. begs inform his trends that he -fiaG1.,,..
R "a, ai.s s Fl. sna 5s,,
}.x.y an P ss e oATs T.
nAGUERREOTYPER ROOMS, No. 80 Phi
~ ppa street, between POydras and Pedldo. where Da
Miniature Portraits are taken a. short notice and o.
style pins oekets, frames and cases. cheaper than any
other m The city, The proprietor tenders his thssks Tor
hs devotion and experience the bus hess for
Ta ss he N'p't I''' IN" .sis a
MAGNOLIA WAREHOUSE - Notice to
l Shippers via New Canal and Captains of steamers
and vessels trading in the same-rhe undersigned having
Jua streets gh hand SIDE Of the Basin second
Freight 4 f any The
the saving draysse and quick dispatch 70 the loading
vessels they load Immediately IRON jsf g.
\. B-Ths Freret Press Omnibus from the of
Cn1n h aIf hour S ch'S '"sS'' 10 ' '' nil imsp
UNIVERSITY OF LOUlSlANA-Academi
" Department-Session Of 1851 Sonoot
Annual Session d this DspamsnI commenced the Is Of
October The Senior Class vii be examined the first
s MGnass
that he has secured tns valuable services Of the GLOWING
Poles or WIN. Z. Duncan NJ. A.. Greek and Latin Lam
Ptoessor Mare Roux French Language and Literature.
Professor Hermann kohmeyer. ph D., German and he-
r. M kadcliie LII. b. Classical and English Department
Angle Leno A. b., Spanish Lang nase aud Literature
cV- he Principal will exclusive charge ot ue
IA Inn '"' " C. w. SEARS, Principal.
| OFFICE RAlLlNG-l, 900 feet Black Walnut
" Office Railing, patterns complete with gatet
| nd ready 10 put up short notice, Ion safe by
| ant WV" Y 0'ii 4. - "ut''''7', - ,-,"e vs.,
| DRINGlEk'S SNUFF-'ihe subscriber has
ID full supply OF this celebrated Snuff hand Tor sale b
aI ~ l5ti IS w. O. RAYMOND, II Camp st
| CEMENT AND -l2oO bbls. Ce
~ ment 8 do Plsser, landing from ships Leodes ant
| Monterey, tor .'t. ~ . ,,,, ~, a, ,
J ms JpHS HAYMAN 90. ~ Masakine st.
| X UCKWHEAi~-200 packages, for sale by
! ~ u.b 49, t's o. = R-F" avs
! pICkLE5- 100 daLuu assorted slSts iuf Sa!
\ hv |, ~. ~ TAuh s co. ~ and ~ ss@ l-'''',
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Canam's West Point Mhaiy Bni-mo.,i. now first coming
sou!hsnd those before eoneeily fiva exhibit
LAFAYETTE % THURSDAY, November AZ. CAkRoLLTON,
on FRIDAY, November s O'clock afternoon and night
each place. n2Stf
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st. LOUIS HOTEL NUDGE Il Wilson,
~ formerly Of the St. Charles. beg Inform the 80
travelling public that tine 81. LOUIS HOTEL Is 0G1
During the past summer the house has been remodel
extensive additions and entirely return shed,
Will enable US 10 accommodate friends with
I.Hih
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sEw ORLEANS CATTLE MARK n1
New Orleans Money Market.

CORRECTED DAILY BY w. w. WHITE " Co.
Exchange Office, q Camp street, Of Common.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

.A.lrupA 81. u 81 N.LosalTUDs .y3 w Ga lll ).
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SANS Oyster Saloon.
THIS new and extensive SALOON which is
l. on scale CRAFTY superior t, any OTTER 0EM ~
establs hmebt of the XII the South Just ~
opened at No. lOl ST CHARLES ST. Mv
Mr.. WEIR better known as :" SAM" has
a. been conneotei with the in this cry for
&2x the last nine years, having IN uenced vita Mr..
Holbrook, When he established
III ~ the first Oyster Saloon in the - |4Hz3$A
second Municipality, remained with hln
til his DEATH and has continued
Wi such experience, and niexbe determina
the ublc faithfully with the best in his hne sam
soc OF his friends share OF patronage.
large has been expended in fifth this Saloon and
providing its Bar with the choicest Liquors that be
cu,eI Servants, well known for their excel qualities
have bsn employed, including this very Cooks. The
ardsr viii always be suppi,d with the choicest FISH and
GAmE and the OYSTERS obtained exclusively Tor
this estabhmen-ln short, no expense trouble Will he
spared this Saloon worthy the patronage OF this
liberal lind judcioDs community. 0.iSo
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Henry Hamburger,


e. Yale, Jr., n Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IMPORTED
FANCY AMP zsef1 StR9% sSsss Etc..
"'- Es $ss isS":.' sssgs..
Tassisss. BSss.Ts. E,s;
line Of The latest syes. to which they .sspee
0s 'D''S G. Ya%E. - 70 W Mssssas
> ,ssisus'. Ps,sn. Potable SPRING MArTREssEs
which daily being inlodued int, use by al who study
ana 6
small compass and made convenient TO handle and they
proof that they the most comfortable Maness now In
az
Fl nsure Sale Room. M st. Charles street, one door from
The public respectfully requested to call and
| anime this stock. MI u
| SLAVES! SLAVES The public are hereby
~ notified have sold my entire interest in No. l57
GIase street known " Slave Depot to John II sa ,S.
Is aIonne street. Banks Arcads Ne ~ Bourbon street
ANY addressed 10 me- al either Of the above
sss az w s prompt JAMES W. BoAsMAN
| SLAVES FOR SALE-5O Slaves Wanted
have io5ps eOpatnehIp under he style ef BoAzMAN
Of buying, selling and hiring slaves They wish TO- purchase
fifty slaves OF all descriptions for the country. They ha va
and will keep hand Slaves Tor sale and hire
%
most prompt attention. They respectfully solicit a shafe OF
| public patronage. BOAZhAN IANNEHiLL,
| oss 3md&W ~ BaIonne street..
| L'U RNITURE-FUR NlrUkE.-The under
signed ID %Ssd n IsRaHx sn the
orally to q large and well selected stock OF
| FURNITURE, the cheapest ever OF
iered this ely, in part oil Mahogany and w al
Chairs. Sofas Dvans, Ottomans, Marble Top Ceptre
Tables Card Tables Mahogany, Rosewood and w alnut
Amois Mahosany and Walnut Bsi'tsasas. Marble Top
sion Dining Tables Clocks and Time. Pieces Hair and Mos
Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Boosters. together with
large lot of common Furniture.
tH call respectfully solicited from those in want Of
any goods in their line. II. GREER Y co.
| II. GREEN, / lT POydras, bet. St. Charles
| JOS Is. HuBBARD.} and Car0ndelet streets.
L Ol bmlpS w
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IN
LaAa&t7 AUGMENTATION Mobile. wa Bay St koels.
Pass Chrsuan, siississip tiy Biloxi AID Pas-
cesoula. tubstantia Lake steamer MOBILE, Captain
Post, built expressly the Lake uade with good accom-
~ atoms, will leave the New Canal as above every
WEI NE.5DAY anu SATURDAY EVENINGS, at
ociocA and POncbaan Railroad the arrival oil the
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNlNGS, via Pass Chrs,
uan and Bay ST. LOUIS Freight received al this CANA
Waehoase ali hour oil tine day.
i"e ad barge for the boat will leave the Warehouse
promptly II O'Clock. every Wednesday and SATURDAY
lhe way Letter Bag Tor boat viii tn. office at
O'clock r. aEDDES, Agent,
ElO tt ~ Bank Place.
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AUCTION SALES. RI

ADJUSTMENTS.
Placide's Varieties, Gravier street.
GETHE OPENING NIGHT. n
TIVE PUBLIC respectfully informed that the season viii
SATURDAY EVENING. November %.
when the Dramatic Csmpany will appear in
A PECULIAR POSITION.
After which produced, with unusual splendo the Gfsd
Ballet oil
Supported by Madame Adele Monps NJ M,npiaisr and their
unriva led Ballet Troupe
To conclude with tie nevertiring Farce Of
DAY AFTER THE FAIR.
u Performances to eommenee at O'clock. .,o,,,
t Office will be Friday morning. at 10 O'clock
where p may secured Of Nj J hn Ca der.
nG 81 CHARLES BASS. Stage Manager
St. Charles Theatre.
THANKSGIVING NIGHT. Last night Of Mr. aud Miss LOGAN
T'Hls EVENING, Thursday, November 7-wl be performed
i the Comedy OF
WIVES Az THEY WERE and MAIDS AS THEY ARE
Other principal characters by Perry NJ Smith, Siosn
Rynar, Ars Sloan, Mrs Rynar, etc.
To conclude with
IL Frdsy-BENEFiT Of Mr. LOGAN.
Don Louis Comic Military Opera Concert
Is POSTPONED until when he will commence, and
represent, for the hrst time, hs Grand Burssqus operao
The LostYankee among the Creoles in N.Orleans.
H- will be given night performance
The Gypsy viii hold her Courts regularly day The
Saloon, Commercial Hail. M
Dan Rice's Circus.
THIS Talented Equestrian Troupe perform Washing
i TON SQUARE FIR few days only.
This varied and brilliant talent h,n
he
IR- Performance to commence at o'clock
kHr Administration 50 cents; Pit, Is cent?. n27
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BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
IL Prison. =
high, nearly blind she belongs to Mr.: Cline
ANN, a ack, about . years old, 5 feet incbes~
high says she belongs to Martha Lyons.
The owners will please comply Wtn ne ST and t.as them
j. W OhhEL-s Wakue1.
New Orleans, November IL. 1851. NIL law5w
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I LIQUORS.
- LnN'uN ula CUBAN rOaTER, ia pint and
q uau uVllies.
SGOTCu and BURTON ALE. also in pint and quart
bottles
IRISH WHISKY, IN piucheous and ,e.u,jY hns, with
a lew casks of The oil
AMONTiLiADo SuEkRI WINE, ier sli9 bE
* Rank
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Le4aA.zg FOR Mobls-Ti nsw, splendid iaks nsamer
expire ely for The La ua'ie with goo sccommoda.
tons, wll the New Lanai and Pcn!snsnIain karoad
ing, viii leave Mobile. via Pascagoua. Biloxi ipp
City, Pass ChIistian and bay st. Lou, hONDA
and THURSDAY MORNING. For freight passage.
r.. GEDDES, Agent, ID Bank Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

q Nse IL Mr. T. CLlSSEl ectiuliy informs the Iale.
If1s} anu genie vi NewUreanL his -lg Academy
now open at No. l2o royras STREET, Cuarle,
hnd Saiuldvet streets, where he I'M
.,.Eabe Dances now IN vogue.
Jass Tor Gentlemen ir4m hu-pas6 TIL 10,
Dizziness vi ue head sltlIey xallzlng. uli san