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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-16
TEMPERANCE Hotel.

yUHE undersigned would respectfully INFORM MS
friends and the travelling public in general
that he has again rented the above Hotel for
short time and would respectfully solicit portion
of the patronage so literally bestowed upon him
heretefore, as no pains will be spared TO make the
traveller comfortable and athome.
The Stages, and Omnibuses will call regularly
At the House for passengers, going bF$alIroad::
Also, Horses, and Bu.gies, can be had from nm
nm reasonable terms, to go in the country;
Feb IL, IL u
F00 Heavy Negro Blankets, 70 pieces n hea-
O(W w Negro Cloths, Low priced Red f!an-
nels. Heavy Denims and Strip'd Homespuns, Just
received and for sale at reduced prices, by
e. w. BONNEY:
HOiiew Ware.
LIVERY variety of Cauldrons, Pots, &C., Light
Medium and Heavy Received and for sale
at very reduced prices, by ~
cto1 81 It
F. ROOT,
.&v@VGCoAJGASR5
GAM MDEN, S. C..
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-16
3 THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED Bl Lal
THOMAS j. WARREN.
THE sENfI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL

Ia nrbshed at Three Dollars and Fifty Cents pals in
,dvance or -Four Dollars if payment DELAYED for three
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-14

BY the steamship Fanny, Capt. McCerren, ar.
rived here late on Wednesday night from Vera
Cruz, we have papers from Brownsville, Texas, to
the 4th inst.
Murders and their punishment seem to occupy
the time and interest of the people in that portion
of the Rio Grande, almost exclusively. Indians in
large bodies, and white murderers, are constantly
committing atrocious outrages and shedding blood
The people of the valley have now been goaded
beyond endurance, and, on conviction of guilt
are taking the punishment into their own hands
on all occasions. We subjoin few extracts:
INDIANS AGAtN.-By the arrival of the U. s.
steamer Corvette, on Monday last, rumor is pu
IN circulation 10 the effect that body of Indians
thfee hundred IN number, had crossed into Texas
from the Mexican side Of the river, few days
since. We learn that information Of the crossing
OF tue indians was sent from Camargo to Capt P
Dowd, Of Rio Grande City, AMI by him TO the
commandant at Fort RInggold. Upon the receip
oil this news detachment of twenty men. mount
ed Infantry, was sent out to ascertain the truth o.
the report. Up to the time of the departure of the
Corvette, the scouting party had not returned,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-14

TObacco-We heard OF 2I0 hhds, CROP taken by one
party, but could get particulars as TO prices
sugsr-The receipts of the day large, and buyers
held off the sales consequently limited 10 about 40
hEJs, at a decline Of &c 4p ID.
noiasses-Fair demand with sales of 1900 bbls mostly
at 25O26sc for fermenting, and 292Sac aP gallon for
choice lots.
FiOur-There active demand early in the day and
1000 bbs sod including 5000 Ohio from store for ship.
men at 90 62 14O0 atboat to be delivered alongside
ship 90 TO- $50 st. Louis at 81 and 100 at "a bbl
Gratn-The Corn market dull with sales of $500 axis
including 1100 ordinary 55D5 and 1900 prime (par from
aboat) at 58c bu.hel st. Louis Oa's offered at
50GD5lc without takers. Of Bran, 200 SKIS sold the LIE.
wee at 921ac fp 100b.
Pr0vsioDs-Mses Pork in retail parcels sold at S12 BIZ
IN $12 80 and 500 bbs for future delivery private terms
or drv-saed Meats go 00 brought Sc for hog round
and $50 00O sold 4c for Shoulders, and &c HAMS 100
Inf bbls Mess taken s6 25 Bacon some re.
quest with sales OF l40 cks rbbed Sides at ~ and 40 casks
Shoulders 54c W b. There brisk demand for
Lard and $500 kegs disposed of, including $50 bbs
mixed lot $50 kegs good No al S; 1900 prime at
S5S and 500 choice at BIC p ID.
Cofee-Sales l2J0 bags Rio at 102sGD10}sc % b.
Hay-Over eco bales Eastern sold at s22 q ton,
Candies-3C0 bxs Star, in one lot, at l91sc "a b.
WhiskySaes 275 bbls Rectifed in lots, at &c. and &C
Raw at 2lc qp gallon.
Exchanges- Sterling has advanced, and we now quote
New York sixtyday Bills S94 " ct disc
Sight Checks on NeWf 0rk ........A@9l W ct. disc
Freights-We noticed shipment of $500 bbls Flour to
Liverpool, at the reduced rate of As. Cd.
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CINCINNATI-Per steamer Ohio: 22l SKIS corn, IL bbls
hf do beef seccomb Voorhies27S b6s pork is do hams
&coioO bSs starch 10 bbs eggs 10 ics hams ii Sarses
COLO do Adqms-50 bbs oil Frost Barlow-20 cks 40
pork, II hbs lard Beverly, Sands &ce-5a9 bbs flour
rearson50O do Meyer " Sadeker-2l cs hams Stnrges,
whisky Z ii Wngate-lIO do Mctrsgor Sco-6O do Tsy-
ie5 Casly@i53 do IS hb flour 70 boxes candles Jas
kegs butter Schneider ise~isa bbs meal 81 Rhds bacon
butter Grief &coHSs @ % bis Whisky l Lsnds SeoDi Do
eggs BiseGe smms1373 bxs candles Avet,s bxs mdse
sPPfn MoGa Els Sacks
TwiGhe y i &ee53al 3 do John Hurey-6! hhs tobacco
Mco-5 do q casks bacon Beatty Lggett &co-74 plough
Hogan ~ TEIeaqduO @ sis peaehe 90 sks oats Poole Bro
&sO" Do Marn Oven do olaers do InnG5
&co28 bbs hf do beef, - hf bbls pok Morton &co
aossS; % a9s Aasmss Mfa IT.
spirits Hidder,s @ rolls lsaher 81 Mann5QO bb flour,
noy bbs OIL 3 pcs bagsing g'' Tsso stS Cas
g5G aess % Il half b b pG iee & . kegs = b6s
sf DO WHISKY alnure mois BHsaon
% sss css s, P,s sisss
Green sep Psyns iaajson-s MsLsmere Gae9
L ii Duncan-s Freilsen &co-s Downs, Cuddy &eoe7 )
o N SGS RoE, SaS
hid tobacco, l5 bbs pork and lard 10 sugarkettes,
iron YsamiG p to order de- r,,ev %, hid.
Noo-6o do, hid sugar JACKSON &eoLls DO = Massor
De Egsna5s do, ioi bbls molasses BOgsrl FoyS do.
54s hhd dos1 sea 4s bbs mossse 'D
ia AYoqGRoSsE- TETE-Per steamer Anna; IS bale
Is bbls moasse.. bales coton Feowes ScoEsdo E Sugen
esoso hhds sugar, Il0 bbs moasses JOS Lalauds-l6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-14
THE LOVED AND LOST.

She sleeps-that stlil ana placld sleep
For which the weary pant in vain;
Though cold her couch, how dreamless, deep,
That rest of heart AMI brain
Oh never more above her grave
Shall behold the wild flowers wave.
They laid her where the sun and moon
Look on her tomb, with loving eye,
And have heard the breeze of June
Sweep DER it--like sigh
And the wild rivers wang song
Grow dirge-like as it stole along.
And have dreamed, in many dreams,
Of her, who was dream to me,
And talked to her by summer streams,
In crowds and on the SEA
My guide to good, and shield from i'll,
My gentle guardian angel still
'Ts years ago and other eyes
Have beamed ia beauty DER my youth,
And lovely lips have breathed me sghs
And words which seemed like truth.
But harsh the music which they gave,
To that still lingering round her grave.
And | have left the cold and dead
TO mingle with the living cold
There is a weight around my head
My heart is growing old
Oh for refuge and a home
With thee, dead Ellen. in thy tomb
Age sits upon my heart and brain;
My spirit fades before its time;
But they a.e all thine own again,
Los, partner of their prime
And thou art dearer, in thy shroud,
Than all the false and living crowd.
Rise gentle vision of the hours
Long flown, like birds, which come not bacl
And strew, though not with funeral flowers,
Liles lone and dreary track
Oh for the wings that made thee blest,
To flee away and be at rest.
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NEW ORLEANS MORNING. H.

ayss Sass
VILLA MsPpRrI RrI;FTsIasaner ZIP White, o bale.
& Hawkigs-l0 do Nugent &co6 do Henderson {. Peae
IS do Frellsen &co-5 Wight Williams &co-6 Bukley
sugar Miienberger &co-25 do D Byrne &co 80 do w
Jackson coi bbs ci,,en sugar Petchel5 bbs moasses
coeks acos9 G BURKE e &ea8 Ii Fen &eoi co.ipP at Il
&coo sncher @ r' i G 6snddn r9I Wed ysoa
&eo6 Pickett, Perkins Mco-5 Hogart f9Ieyri Wright,
"a hides smith &co-foiai. 3s5 bales cotton.
CAMDEN-Per steamer ora No 2: q bales cotton II X
&eoS Ws of a@, Bf.6er eeo' Wams Seo
,,,s II FreseG &co-h Bonner smith-l6 Do Oakley *
fss Rnaeg kR Ro:bsei beTiisf "
3 6ssd0s Fs1sn :c2o,a Si6 bales Gotten
-55 Darby & Temouet-23 do, bbls noasses Dupuy
Grass-66 do Brugier5S bbls isnard Vignaud-
l7S do cis,ern Simns &co7s bbs apples Bozn
LOCKPoRT-per steamer Mary Foley; 1s hhds sugar
" Foey6i hf bbls molasses Savage, Williams Neo-lO hal
bbs % bbls moqsses hhds Payy Lobt &co-25 d.
" Thbaut-10 hhds sugar Cammack & Sqnlres-3O do W
Hewes15 do Bellocq-i5d do Darby & Tremouei-.i Dc
bb Al half do syrup ) Elder &co-3 bbls 10 hhds sugar
oTder-la bales II Tete &co5 do, bbs molasses
DONALDSONvTLLE-P steamer Gen Taylor: eI bbE
moassss: IA h,ds sugar Elder &eo7l2 hhds sugar
% as AZ a'son THeI3 hhli kenSa
bbs molasse' Boudesque-sundres 10 order.
FLATBoATs.
ut JefGersOn City
KENTUCKY-per Benley's boat: 1900 bags of oaa
:, INDiANA-pg Figs and Staples two boats: a8O,OO
lbs pork aud lard T g Twiehel eco
Second JHHnictpdiitv-
OIIlo-Per Howlands bOat 1859 bbls flour sturges, Ad
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Cotton spindIes in Great Britain.

MANCHESTER, January 81, 1851.
Our trade report OF the LIST utlmo contained
table OF the exports of textile fabrics in the past
year compared with 1S49 and we have now the
pleasure OF adding further statistics which
bear upon the cotton trade.
Those OF our friends who have received our trade
report for some years past, are perhaps aware that
we have-in the absence of all recent statistical
records on the subject-endeavored to arrive at the
extent OF the cotton manufacturing power OF this
country, by collecting the number OF spindles direct
from the trade. We published the result of these
returns at different times, and in trade report of
the 1st OF April, 1876 estimated the number of
splndies in Great Britain at 17,5000 900 for 1915
We have great pleasure in being able to give
to-day, the first Government returns on this i'm
portant subject and to add that our estimate for
1915 has been fully borne out by the former. The
number of spndles, since added being quite
accounted for by the yearly increase which has
taken place IN the manufacturing power up to the
present time.
The rapid increase in spinning will be apparent
from the following:
In 1929 the number of mule spndes used the Cotton manu.
iactuTe of England was estimated by our friend
In l: accord ng to Mi Bains and others
In 1890. according TO Government return just pub
lls"eu
The following table shows at glance, the guam
tty OF cotton taken by the trade annually for the
last twenty years; we have reduced the deliveries
into trade annually for the last twenty years we
have reduced the deliveries into yarn at the present
average weekly production per spindle, and have
taken No. 40's mule yarn "a much higher number
| than the present average production) as our
standard of calculation, in order show that the
present spinning power is fully adequate to reduce
the largest annual supply of cotton we have as yet
received into fine numbers of yarns, il required:
| Table showing the Annual Deliceries Of Cotton
| to tie Trade Of Great Britain, and tie nuna-
| Der Of SpindleS required to render Such quaint.
L tn1
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A London Rat Catcher has written a namnhl

A London Rat Catcher has written pamphlet
in which he breaches up his crusade against the
denlzens OF the sewers IN the following eloquent
manner:
Are rats calamity to be deplored, or are thev
not? The voices of religion and patriotism cry
with stentorian lungs, Yes the voice of philan.
thropy cries-down with them down with every
barrier and annihilate them the faintng stomachs
OF thousands of our starving fellow-creatures at
tome and in the sister country, with the agonized
the ruthless pangs of hunger, shrek forth with
horrld yells for their extermination!"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-14
MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,
SO Camp street, three doors 6elow Poydras

93 Camp street, three doors Jeloav Poyaras.
'EHE public is respectfully invited to call and
L examine the large, splendid and
peie stock of PIANO FtiRTEs. MUSIC E5Ess-Ei<f3
and and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. at the X Y III II n
above establishment, consisting in part Of ~
"a Giald Piano Fortes from }. Peye Co, Henri Herz,T.
Glbsrt Y Co, and the best Of other makerz.
semi Grand Pianos from Henri Herr and Pleyel.
flcolo Pianos and Pisninos, from Herr.
square Pianos, from Gilbert, Durham, VIM. Hall & Son.
Gale, and Others.
The splendid prize Piano. from VIM u all & Son. Broad
way, SewYork.
Siel1depns from TO octavos.
Pahor organs, rlch carved cases.
The Harmonicon Orchestra, o Organized Piano,
New style OF Guitars, of ch and varied patterns some of
Tomas make. -
Boshm Flutes.
IMPROVED AccOrdeons, warranted not to get out of tune
Brass Instruments from double bass attoyeter with
a iull assortment of Music. and DID,
Mr. ALFRED f. TRUST has change of the establish.
meni and will be at all tme ready wait on bis
friends
room has been fitted for the especial Of the ladies
purchasing. ffe1S lnl w n M 40.
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Friday Morning. March Ii, 1851 5
Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Seneca, Fernhagan, Peruambuco and market,
B 1;sq ass bss S,n ::sM BSsa
B BsIk ortGna, Gobpn, Ttese. . i SOhG be- Aiexapdet
%s S5
Mex sc scHr Faana Reverb sS and Campaas5S S0
schr Caroline Hail. Rogers, Savannah, RIM Harrison &co
Arrived.
Ship Esno SaFs RS6n,on Co R days from NewYO in
Ship st Charles. ililard IL days from NewYork to w
Ship Msdora, vinod days from Havana, in ballast to
Bark Nashua, Morimore 81 days from Philadelphia, to
sch BaTas, GSnby, Is days from Baltimore. to Jos
sch Palsaaga Mlgan. adays from Pensacola to master
sch Ann Eliza, Davis, days from Pensacola, to master
| Basin.
hnRn s JS3ns9 Rs,dS Gm an Bsgoy T,56o
Cora Noa Keeling, from Camden.
| Duchess, obaftsOn. from Cincinnati
+ 5'SWIsEE WEte MiS1 Bsdy from rom W"moo SHRaGne
Latona, Hunt, from Ouachita
Patrick Henry, Landry. from Baton Rouge.
ss Pe p ,Gs G0s oR The down and
SE i@dian Queen ss45; s.ah S$sh a@a saiaR zS Enza
/
TO the llh ins ships Chasca and Harriet, bark
Wagram, brig Capt rom-brought up ships Francis L
Sage and St Charles, schr II A Barring,
| pELoW--COMING UP.
Ship Erie from Rio de Janeiro.
! -sSs-
Exports.
| PERNAMBUCO-Per bark Seneca: 5000 bbs flour 2OC
kegs lard IA ck beeswax, S400 in specie and 45
HAVANA-Per bark Loreto Fish: 1900 empty bbls and
| 1900 hoop poles.
| GLASGOW-Per bark Lucy: 1872 bales cotton.
! TRlESrE-Per bark Ortona: 6l0 bales cotton.
TRlESTE-PeI bark Attica 1901 bales cotton.
| p hr inc. rLc hocnp
10 bh lab hhds % ham 3i5 bbs whisky $50 bx
| candles. ' -
| PARLIAMENTARY brig California: $50 tcs hams, 81
bbls lard lbg bbs OIL ais do flour 50 hhd sugar, 81
starch 5O bales 70 do rags 3O empty casks % do bb
| TOBA SCO-Per schr Anita: 335 kegs powder 50 bb.
potatoes IL kegs butter Is boxes cheese O boxes caret
| sundrles. ~ $3.50
,SAyANNAH-Per sOhr Caroline Hall: a5 casks bacon
| 116 bbls flour. ~
| CAMPEACHY-Per schr Fausna: 600 bbs flour, 10 dc
| onions. " kegs butter, 40 bbIs potatoes, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-14

Mote the First municipality designated in the folowin.
table by the Nos commence at the Railroad aud qp
In the Second (t tie Nos above Steamboat Land
Ing No being fGtboat Landing the Third tm3
Railroad and down, No. Perry Wharf
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NOslfee
OFFICE LAKE PoNTCHARrRAINEn r ABROAD Co. !

OFF1oE LAKE FoNTCHARTRAINE r NLRoAD Cu.1
NewOrleans, April ia, isa9-
a L Meeting OF the Board of Directors it was
Reselred That public notice be given by the Company
that In conformity with the rules already adcptsd and
known, shall hold itself responsible fof any loss dam
age, OF missing haeyef, happening goods transported.
except when resulting from accident during the voyage
from one end OF the road 70 the other and that all ieight
shall be al the risk and peril Of the owner shippers on con-
signee. from the very moment it Is un0 AIDED. : "
dill If NEVILLE Sacr,t.,u
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NEW YORK-Per ship St Charles: Assorted mdse
ic6r s 1rt TG,Hs Tsins A..a nd.
PENSACOLA-Pers scir Ann Eliza 3S bales cotton to J
Hurey-l2 do, IL hides ii Mitchel-l6.00 feet lumber
Millgsn.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Pasalaga: IA bales cotton John
Hurey-25, 900 feet of lumber, to master.
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PLANO .'URTE AND MUSIC sTOha.

4, A. TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
~: PL4NO FORTES, from the justly syEEE-xs
celebrated NJ nu Il C es of Hailet,
Davis y Co. Boston; John b. Dunhein, ~ H III II
Jas H. Grovesten New YORK. also Peyels Paris PIAsOs.
Orders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PA
NOe to be delivered in fast received from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the bss Piano in
use particularly for the country, where Tuners seldom
Be had they w stand longer and in better than any
which can be removed in moment, there being
ton between the Piano and Superior GUITARS,
sysgs VlOLINS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
ST b. other Musical Instruments, constantly hand and
z for sale at low prices SHEET MUSIC for PINE
49, Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
era Discount to Dealers Teachers and all hoe sending large
orders Al orders promptly attended to. ml2l
MUSIC AND MUSIC Al IHeTfiU AIKNTs.-The
4sa subscribers would respectfully request your s,rs
attention to their large and extensive eock of Mu.
sic and Musical N1eTchandse of every descrlpton 7-R
and also to their well selected assortment of Piano ft
Foes, from the factories of ths rsl makers in the
United States and Europe.
Strings for Violin Guitar, Harp Volincelo. Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs, Screws. etc.
tOlns Flutes, Guitars AcCordiOns, Brass instruments
for Bands. TamhouInes Banjos, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning Hammers Forks etc etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business.
attended to.
liberal discount made dealers and professors, and
semnares.
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
for
the Music received from the North as soon as pub
lshed.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge
Mr.. II. ID. Hewitt. :. New Orleans, La, Oct; p:
o25 ddHWA Il. s. HEWfiTiT.
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PoN1 ,HARTRAIN RAILROAD COMPANY
Neio .7rraHg cement for the Departure ofthe Ca~s.
LEAVE
Notice,

Un sunday the Carg leave every hour from o'cpck "
quarter OF an hour for the Depot. ''ea
]. w. SMITH, SUPERINTENDENT.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-14

THE DAGUERkEOrYPE SALOONS, No,
l. SO Camp street, (Shlf's buildings now open
for the reception visitors, who respectiuy
examine the very extensive collection of PORTRAITS.
sY- These SALOONS have been magnicenty furnished.
and attention will be bestowed give satisfaction
pauonl
Operating Room, constructed expressly for this purpose with
an lmmep:e SKY-LlGHr and by NEW CHEMICAL FRO;
used preparing the Pate the Portraits produced
in very short Of time (ony few seconds), exhibiting
high degree of perfection with the proper and natural
not be lite like.
graved LoCKETs of the finest Gold and best workmanship,
suitable fer Miniatures, furnished the manufacturer
prices.
tU Artists supplied with every article used in the Da.
guereotype at New York prices. T. JACOBS,
d24 tim No. SO Camp street. NewOreans.
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VOLUME IV.-NUMBER 9.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MR.. P. CLlSSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
4'l and Gentlemen Of NewOrleanz that his .sa
Academy sill be opened MONDAY nsz Nov T. -
Ns7. No, Carondee street, betEesn Common x -
ta ~ Canal strael where he viii teach all the s.ff$
KE fashionable Dances vogue the follozing
Ssx French QuqdriLtes,
Yaise a Deuz Temps, Polka a JHatoarkd,
Ydlse Trois Temps, German Polka Ealtz,
Polka au Salon, La Red0ua,
The Scottish Polka.
Mr. c. will teach fashionable D4ncss ladss gentle
la 4 course Of fifteen lessons
" Private Casass for adies and gentlemen from Ill O'Clock
every day.
~ Cas. for Children O'Clock till dask on MONDAYS
aud THURsDAY5
1- Class for gentlsmea from hatpar till TO- every night
Neg0risan Nov ., 1850. NJ 5m o. imw
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RUILDERS' FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
- No. goo Bar RON.NE STREET, 6.tceen He,,G
and Girod Streets, Second Observation-Disclosures engaged
in building can find at thus large establishment, very
and complete stock every dsscripto
Of high and low priced HARDWARE employed in The
Building Line at the lowest market prices All new nvsa-
tons and improvements in Locks, Siding door Trimmings,
Bell Puls Front Door Locks and all kinds of Fasennrs
well as OF The most costly kinds marutacursd
MARBLE MANTELS.-A lsrge and haadscfne assort.
ment of Marble Man.e, and Mate Crates arbie Hearth
Tile. etc.
FANCY IRON BALCONIES. RAILINGS AND
VERASDAHS, embracing some new and beautiful pat
terms will be 10 order, at reduced prices.
IRON SHUTTERS, Rank, Van and Safe DOORS,
LOCKS fer same, from sl0 10 $3.50 each.
IRON RAiLINGS for Public Squares ard Parks together
with the stone work furnished and put up complete.
FRONTS FOR STORES, with Iron and Granite columns
furnished aud set up eomplete at reduced prices.
LEAnER BOTTOMS ol 'as Iron. various patterns and
Sizes Ornamental Cast Iron Coumns for Store Fronts and
Awnings Venlaors OF all sizes, Sash Weights, Store Door
Bolts Brass Iron and Silver Plated Flush Bots sashes
and folding DOORS Sliding Door Trimmings of kind in
SILVER PLATED WORK, viz: Locks Bell Pulls,
Gallery Balls Door Numbers and Pew Plates Bell Levers.
Butt Hinges.
large and complete stock of best Boston NAILS, con-
sany on hand intending 3d. fine I'd, 3d. l0d finishing satns
Nals ETC., at the lowest prices. ALLEN HILL.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON CRY,
Thursday Evening. March IA I95'

JEFFERSON CRY,
Thursday Evening, March 10, 1851,
The receipts have been unimportant during the last few
days. the supply of Beef Cattle is small, Hogs scarce and
no Sheep in market.
-PRICRs-
wv es'ern) W n
WHICH lows l5fdD 800 W head.
CALVES and fEARLlNGs. s6t9S9 5O Up head,
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NEW YORK -ARENcY For
BrUnLeu, Iron ana Marble Furniture,
Garden Chairs and Set,ees, Sofas Tables small large
Center Tables with marble Hat and B, uquet sand
Egyptian and Italian Marble Sab with fancy bronzed
gilt Backetts Stand Tables with enamsled iron tops
article.
The above articles will be found very beautiful, much
cheaper than wood, and far durable.
ALLEN HILL, No go Banonns ST..
between Hevia and Grod sts, Second Mnncipaity
fa32 ImIp New Orleans.
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EDUCATION,

N57> TEACHER OF MUSIC, .aa.
X3xK tEMRs. NJ. CAMPBELL Teacher Of Mu- 2ts2Sk
&&S Piano Forte and Guitar, pupils
"a at her residence, Race, Camp street; W.
ALSO the Of Cerondelet and Julia
regular lessons she Leenres her pupils veeG on
Science Music. IS hr twelve MA I,os
HIGH SCHOOL, corner of Constance and Race
l. sts., by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. ma "
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DRY GOODS.
SHOES, HATS, ETC.

u. WEBER, Boot and Shoe Dealer,
5oor pa ,s sfsss ~ q .s..
Keeps constantly hand every thing In his ne-ncudue
great variety of Ladies' end Gentenens Boots and Shn
and viii sol at the lowest Cash pnces share OF pubio
patronage is respectfully soiicited. ap7 IL