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Miller who resides Ursune street. on the io'n OF hp
he went to compliments house about eleven O'Clock. in
company with negro and made noise lie came out and
oyed bem away hit thsy both turned upon him, knocked
him down and struck him several times on The head The
Miller with but could After he got into IN, house the
unn was fred and he then sent for nm officer to take them
nv, tu hnt The negro decamped, and has since been
hear Of lie was the First District Court for trial.
Dsony and r aqSs If fno Were 'eT 10
were yesterday morning in Royal street. while
,,temptne to take away hand cart which left in the
street and they also trying to open several doors.
Stealing Chiet ms .-Belmore Larobe. Francis Bedford
and r. Garcia, tn free coloed lads charged with
stealing a number of chickens, the property of Mr. f.
Ribert who resides at the of Pneur and Laiarp
streets They entered his premises Thunday night and
they carrying away the chickens they discovered
by officer Boxe with less than fourteen their possession
They were all three sent to Jail for two months.
Perjury.-Yeserday Louis SENEGAL Awas the First
District Court upon charge Of perjury Five witnesses
charge.
Dyunkenness.-Mary Walters, Frank Baxter and Mary
Reilly, all jail for month, for being found in
the streets In a beastly state of intOxication.
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Succession of AMOS HOUGH... .FUth District Court
of .Neso Orleans. No. ASIA.
DY virtue of order OF sale rendered April 3,
ID 1851 to me directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
Court New Orleans in the above entitled matter, will
proceed to sell at public auction. on SATURDAY. April
26 1851 half past O'Clock p. at warehouse, No.
Is Jefferson street, f., account Of sad succession
A Lot Of Flu kNITURE, ETC.;
A Lot of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
The acts Of sale the Of the purchaser. befor
Michael Gernon. Esq.. Notary Public.
Terms cash, JOHN L. LEWIS,
eni6 ~ "a Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,


The week just closed has not been period of much acv-
ty in Market and the prices of great staple Cotton
have continued to give under the pressure OF heavy
receipts and also of unfavorabe accounts from Europe
Sugar Moases have been well sustained also the
with nearly every article of Provisions. Corn little
lower but Flour has rather improved. Tobacco has been
request. but without any improvement IN prices
The intelligence from Europe will probably be received
by the Cunard Niagara which to leave Liver
pool for Boston, via Halifax, the 18th inst.
COtton-The commercial week opened with langud
feeling the Cotton MARKET but factors were free sellers
easy prices the business Of Saturday embraced about 5000
bales the inside quotations of the previous day. On Sun
day. from Liverpool four days later by the Pacific,
published representing the market there heavy, and
trade in the manufacturing districts dull The effect of this
intelligence depresA Market and the combined
sales of Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, reached only
1900 bales a red ucton in of h4D3sc upon all
qualities below fully fair. On Thursday morning the Asias
accounts of further decline Liverpool, published IN
the morning papers, but market had given in an
tcps,on of intelligence, had decided effect and
some $3.50 bales changed hands, prices being irregular and
unsettled Yesterday there much disposition TO oper
ate especially the face of advancing freghs, and only
$500 bales changed hands, making the entire business oil the
week 10 500 bales mostly for England but partly for
the Continent of Europe and Eastern ports we have
reduced our quotations conform with the decline noticed
above remark in closing that running lists
very and rarely be obtained at fraction above
our outside figures. The receipts at this port since the
first September 902 Ola bales against 751253 to same
date last year and all the u 8. ports there is now an
| increase of 20, OH bales.
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FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
FRUITS. WINES, BRANDIES, Etc.

D F. NICHOLS IL CO., rs and IS Camp ST.,
N. importers and dealers in the above articles have now
on hand and constantly receiving full supplies or
Rasns-In whole, half and quarter boxes in punches and
London Layers
FiesNSmyrna and Eeme Figs, in whole and half drums;
Daes-20 I ais, fine and fresh;
amonds-250 sacks soft shell
SuItana Raisns-lO0 whole and half drums;
Oranges-25O boxes, in prime orders
Lenons-200 boxes, in prime order
Filbers-l5 sacks, first quality
Cream Nuts sacks, frt quality;
Guava Jees Pasie-In pound half pound and quarter
pound boxes;
baskets Ccquot Hedsick, Schneider and
olher celebr 4ted brands; -
BrandieOtard Dupuy James Hennessy Marel Vineyard
popretors', Pinei Castion, Jean L. uis and London
Docks of 1885, 1870 1872 1884, lsA6 and other vluages
Sherres-Pemartn's, Backbun's and EchecOpa in wood
| and glass;
PortsS Sandman, Ofey. Weber, and juice in wood
| and glass;
Madeirl Clare Chabis. Malnsey, Mucate in wood and
| glass;
Cabret, Iiebaumsh. Rudesheim
Nierstener Sparkling Hook, Mo ellie, of superior quality
few of this celebrated Wine hand
ANA
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

MRS. C. E. DA PONTE is prepared to give
Vl LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINT E<SN
ING in Water Color She may be seen at Misg;SxA
Hurd's. opposite Lafayette Square. mh2l If ~
A CARD-A Lady, a fine Music Teacher Of the
n Piano Forte Draughtswoman and Painter who speaks
instruct in ali branches Of English desires situation as
able reference as to character and capacity be furnished
,a,dsJ 70 mh3
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PUPILS

HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
II of Public Schools propose taking few pupils along
viii not exceed six. shall only endeavOr to instruct
them in all suitable sudes but shall also strict attention
things. My residence is the Fall River Railroad twelve
hours travel SewYork and from Boston, on the
DO ers Of the pleasant age OF Brdgewate shall leave
this city the lt Of June Those who wish Tor
further information, will find daily at 22 Camp street,
hetHeen and o'clock lap4l JOHN A. Shaw.
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

IN First municipality desienated in the following
Ial') the Nos. the Railroad
n) Steamboat Land
FutboR Landing. In the Third m3), the first
In Wharf
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CRESCENT OFTCK,
Saturday Morning, April 70, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship George w, Bourne, Williams, Liverpool.
Giffney & Lowell
Ship Glance TAYLOR, Boston, Chas Deake ScO
Brig Eliza Waite. Koopman, Apalachicoa. A Mitchell
Schr Bursa, Belfour, Mobile, - Jas Farrelly
Steamer Banner of Atakapas. Henderson, Montgomery,
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AUCTION SALES.

Groceries. ...... Provision. and Liquors.
BY SYKES, HYDE CO.
THIS DAY April 26 hsfpat 10 O'Clock Will be sod at
L their auction uors, 81 Magazine street.
10 hhds. Irish Porer 10 cases bottled Porter;
lN Kegs Batter; ITO baskets Olive on;
l2J buDules Indie TwiDe 50 segs Engsh Mustard
% cases Figs; 40 cases Clocks;
30 boxes ASSORTED Candy bbs Sugarhouse Molasesi
81 boxes CASTLE Soap; half bbls. do. dol
l.. . 20 bbs, Ba eratus I case Stsiouery;
40 boxes Oranges; 20 bores Pepper Ssuce;
20 dozen Porter Bottles 10 boxes Mareschinoi
ii cases Ssrdines;
Brandy, Gin Whisky, Rum, Port Madeira. Caraccoa
Absynthe. Lemon syrup, Pickles, Ioego, Tea,
Sperm and Candles Tobacco, Glassware, Hams
Bh uldcrs Clhreta nd Wines, APPS
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Receipts OF Produce: |
CINCINNATI-Per steamer Chde Harold: ga kegslard
Hs' ?is s's @
%s:s q ~ 1s
pork Sye Bro Bro &s S do o 81 bs
6bs eohS hsm Is Kegs butter butte I V"o,hss
bB f 6s !
cheese sigIges &so-2. do; 20 Pkgs Grief Sep.6o
saS't n
ksss S@,.sf kssp@ 81. sPp!s. Msrsp &so.is
BIake.5i5 lis corn Parmele s. Bos5 b1s pickle. q Shot
sns e sD8 Sbsss
ssss d
Dc 90 A hG S 90 soTs' ADAMS sea
Do Buchannon. Carroll &co-l do Bonner & smitI-T do
IS 5,s hs%p q =, Fiji En- .
hd s Rs
ga g %dss Green X
ss
Ro6n:opss Dc Fi.Ler5s Dc Morphy cISfs-la q
fBr TssN bbs egs. Jno Hureysdo Bozspo do
Bo 9 Sse Ss s fSps o BE
co., % See bs, md;s ssia Seo-s casks Psee%
ss! 9s a2ss' ss
ia bales wae FoPan Lang Seo-a bass cotton otto,
Mfota Is bales cotton, ioi hhds tobacco
ST kOUIs-Per steamer ConcoTdt; 81 bbls allow, By
Love Savage &co-25 cks bacon II ] Baer Sce-ao do
bills lard T Buddeeke &co-4 chs bacon Moon Titus &eo
Ws1-s3 de hemp MeConochs ponasl-i5 * Sdi; I
5ae"9 Gwen SS Sts's q o'Rnf Soos
us ak corn Turner Wilson &co55l do Beverly, Sands 8
fsfi i Sass R9s@ j hh e?f RsS
bb: beet KseP-si bis ls tss l$4 Kegs lard Beatty
&co-37 Ecu-70 Pick
Perkins &co-l6l do Par@ele Broz5O bales hemp Ad
olson &eo7S SKIS beeswax Brdgs Msemurdoa3 cass
SKIS corn T Elder &co-648 do Duy-462 tics beef 4S
ks oats AIS SKIS S5s SKIS bran SO bb pork Woodui
# deson &col bale Greenwood &cosandres order
ST LoulS7Per steamer Atlantic 2l6 ibis hams. aol d
"a Woeduff &co-i5s7 do Turner, Wilson Sso-soiO d
Hewitt, Moron aeo-l95 Dc, llo SKIS oats Elder SEQ
E Ogdea-60 bales hemp McConoohl- s. Donnel-59 do Q
5. Buddeeke &eo-il bbs II sturges &eo7i47s BIB
ly VICKsBURG-Pers steamer Nschez Nog $40 bales co
T. ByTne Seo-is Payne 4 Hsrfi,on-ss Wat Desaal
s. Henderson &co-g Mtenbereer &co-i NJ Eis \ co:
es do Beckz9 boxes specie Downs. Cuddy &co-l key
Henderson Peale-250 bbs potaoe ID hides, oder-Tou
BAYoG sARAP & Wn B5a.t p brIs' ess.o
hhds sugar Gerard &co90 bbls cistern sugar Simn
-s3 bbs moLasse Bogart Fosy-a Do Msnard Vigpan
Ii domestics Marshall & James-sundres to order :,
Of BAYOU SARA.Per steamer Gypsy; "a bales cotton J'
az Lallande-l2 A Mtenherger &co-47 do hhds sugar,
W bbs moasses Menard Vgnaud-lO do Roman kernio
he -sundries to order.
nd FLATBoATs.
e. Second WunietpGtitp-
a. INDIANA-Per boats 1900 bbs potatoes and appl
so INDIANA-Per Moores boat: 1850 bushels wheat, s.
' Dbls Hewitt, Norton &co
no to
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NOTICES.


q Philadelphia Hose Co. No. ii.
EA ~ The Officers and members Of this Company
@N vii please aneD the regular monthly meeting 70 ss
held SATURDAY EVEN
ING, 58L 7o'eloct requested 20 be
present. bunsss Of laid before he meeting
ap35 By order. 81 MOTT, Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS:
ATURBAl MORNING.. APRIL 26, 1851.

CHARITY HospIrAL-The following is the Report for the
week ending April "a: Admitted 30 discharged wv; re-
naming in the HOSPITAL tai.
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The FIRST MUNICIPALITY FERRY.-Two days ago the
heavy blocks the Ferry Landing. which the boats
made fast during the short time they remain upon this side
river. gave way, and became very unsafe. We are
happy notice that yesterday employed repair
ing the ferry and fastening The blocks to prevent
possibility of accident from the insecure OF the
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RECORDER CALpwELLs CoURT.-Amanda Reyno Ids,
lady OF fascinating EXTERIOR charged with assautng
Caroline Woods about O'Clock the light of the
Sst inst, In Gaver street, by throwing lumber at her
through window She ordered to give bail in $o0O to
keep the peace for six months
Robbery the Leoee-George Jump was broug up for
feonousy stealing lot of spruce spars the property OF
William r. Whitfield, on the 4th day of April from the
Levee, He has been hiding from the officers since the
robbery committed. but yesterday morning he dis
covered and arrested. He was remanded.
Obstructing 0GCcr.-Mary Ball and S. Fizsimmons
charged with obstructng officer in the execution
lis duty, Thursday night in Race They
ma1ded.
Frigolous Charge.-On the I4h of April. an affidavit
mhde by j. f. GrUoman against John r. Hoyt, for
ing h. alleged obtained quantity of hats, of the value
of ninety dollars, promise to pay for them with
cash the of their delivery and then with having
fused pay he had promised On this account he
charged with having obtained them under false preenees,
for he Ind sold them he refused when requested
to do So Mr. Field appeared for the Defence and showed
thae there false inenon Mr. HOyt had dealt with
the complainant tor long time, and always honoraby pait
his way. He produced great number OF bills to show tina
extensive business transactions had taken place between the
parties and said that if he had not been burnt out he would
have paid debts before this time The Recorder said he
thought there grounds TO support the CHARGE and HI
honorably acquitted Mr.. Hoyt.
The Hspia Street lfurder-John Clark bro ught nj
yesterday the sixth seventh time charge OF mur
delng Timothy Donovan in evia street, the I'd April
and his wife, Rebecca Clark charged with aiding
abeing the said murder. They had been remanded 70
three weeks different times, TO await the evidence OF pei
who present confined in the Charity Hospital, wit
injuries he received the ARRAY but no further eydenc
adduced yesterday Clark to the First DstriC
Court upon the capital charge, and his wife sent on
charge of assault and battery. The particulars OF this mui
der gave fully at the time it occurred.
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Notice.

PH1Mx FIRE COMPANY No. Sat regular meeting of
the above Company held the ID inst the following gen.
temen elected Of6cen Of the Company
President, T. G. PooLE. 49,
Foreman. G. WHITING. vice G. Lovenskiod.
Second Assstant Foreman, WIZ. SUTTON, vce David
Bradbury.
Secretary, J. BIegESrr; vice c: Whiting.
Deleg the Firemens Charitable AD0ciAnon--JAnxs
BROoKs and G. WHITING.
And at Special Meeting held the I'D. it was ordered
that the Secretary notify all those who hold claims asain
Company them forthwith and also that notes
be given that CHARLES LovEHsKIOLD is longer mem
| Der Of the Company. true copy:
| ans 81. JOHN BIGUENET, Secretary.
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DRY GOODS, MILLINERY

DRY GOODS, MILLINERY.
C. M. SIMPSON,
SO CANAL Street,
~ Being desrou. to reduce his large Spring and Sum-
mer DRY GOODS, will offer to purchasers
GREATER INDUCEMENTS
prices either al s or any other
establishment Among these articles are
MUsLINS-Of good quality, at l2lz cents;
GINGHAMS-44, Fast ColOrs, at ID cents;
ORGANDY MUSLiNS-Fast Co'ors, at 1874 cents
BAREGES-I.ate importation, at % cents;
CORN COLORED BAREGE-At 30 cents;
CALJCOES-From cents up;
COTTON DES-Fast Colors, at ID cents;
FANCY LINEN DRILLS-French. at S71s cents
LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFS-Per dozen. from 81 up;
PARASOLS-Whalebo6e frame, from 81 up.
MANTI.LAs AND PARoDls:
Lace, Barge. the best in tie city, at
low prices.
LACE CURTAINS-veryr rich. from s6 per pair up;
GRAPE SHAWLS-White and colored, at ~;
Embroidered WHITE GRAPE SHAWLS-Low;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Muslin. from 81 50 up;
FANS-Of every variety, cheap;
LINEN GOODS,
SHIFTING.
sHEETING,
PILLOW CASING.
.:.:And nearly every description of '..'
HOUSEHOLD,
PLANTATION,
and FANCY DRY GOODS.
prices which will the purchaser for giving this stock
an examination, previous to selecting elsewhere
C. M. SIMPSON,
apl7 lot so CANAL STREET.
DLANTERS' LINENS, ETc.-Just received
l. per various arvae from Liverpool
10 bales Planters Linens;
5 bales heavy Osnaburgs;
bales Buraps;
10 bales Russii Sheetngs;
bales Russia Diapers. For sale by
apl4 2w MCDOWELL, MILLS co. IS Gravier st.
|TMPERIALES, PRINTS, ETc.--In store and
for sale large assortment Imperae. Of various quail
tiles Prints Printed Lawns Balzarines, Verona Handker
chiefs. Plalas B,!annas GIeas and Alexapders spoo
Cotton. MCDOWELL MILLS q W.
| apl4 2w So Gravier street.
T MEMS, ETc.-Now landing from ships Ocear
IL Queen and John Haven and in store from other
arrivals, a large ard varied assortment Of
Irish Linens, in whole and halt pieces;
| Toie de Ccurlrai; Pillow tase LINENS;
White Linen Sheetings Linen bandkerchie's;
| Linen and Union LisiadOs;
White aud Brown MEETINGS;
| Napkins and Towels, in great variety;
| Diapers and Damasks; Union shirtlngs;
| White and Brown Meetings.;
Brown and White Hollands Brown Linens;
Coaee Checks and Stripes
Supertine White an Brown Drills Canvas Duck !;
Swiss and Book Mnslns, ETC., Tor sale by
apl4 2w MCDOWELL MILLS X co. 90 tiravier st.
COLORED COTTON GOODS
~ 10 cases Plain and Fancy Cottonades;
10 cases Indigo Mixed Denims;
j. Is cases Bed rickings;
| bales Ihocaw SuI,ed Osnaburgs;
| bales Manner Stripes.
3 cases Carolina Plalds and Stripes, and
| 20 PRINTED tacoes al red ced prices, -
And for sale by JOSEPH II: PALMER 90.
ap23 AZ amp street.
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COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharies
L street. corner # Julia stree.-The nbscr1oey hsvnss
purchased this old oshed yard and laid in hesn snppY
Of Coal is prepared deliver. lots TO suit 70 p. e1os
and the old customers the Yard, the best quality o. fILs
BURG ANTHRAcrrE, ENGLISH AND AMERGAH EAMHsL
Coat. JpHN " nnOWE
| NJ Il Csmn .ires - " " jail 6m3p
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Per ship Oswego from NewYork-Payne & Harrison-C
Chas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & o dis-Fellowes &co-H
Bsach--A soub-I Z Woodruff &co.J w Stanton geo
Wood l. Iow-F i Folger &co-Sma Il McGl-R Nc
Alein-Kenper & Dix-N Smith usoh Y Wessmsn--
T Guion-Marshai Il James-Clarke Alison-Selcei
Vco-G w Szer-Prce Frost &co-kennedy q Foster
Beebe &co-Brandsr. Williams &co-J 4 MdTisonTniil
Mclean &co-R Yeaman &co-M on, Titus &co-Tltu
u Baines-A G Bull &co-Harod u Moody H Paine
Nco-Tayor, Hadden &co-Lawrence, Clapp &co-Clail
Y Mosby-Payne n Harrison-Marsh, Ranett &co-J Gill,
" Davd-hewilt, Norton &co-H Bidwel &co-Downs
l'uddy &co-A Grief &co-C G Laihrop-A Powers-t
J Hart &co-Wrghi, Williams &co-J o Woodruff &co-
LynneDyas &eo-Sheldon Potier.CherTy, Henderson
| cos Ewing-Wafd & Jouas-C Meeker &co-kenned
4 Foser-T II kidder-and order.
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Furniture. Furniture. .... Furniture
BY N. YIGNIE. Auctioneer.

"WEDNESDAY April 30 at half past 10 ococh-Wih be sold al
w whout the three brick dwelling No
IS Phippa, between G'avier and Perdido
The FURNI IRE ia said house, consisting in part Of Ma
hogany Bedse4d Armo Sfs, Dvans and Chars Marble TOP
sdeboard Bureaus Wassands Centre, Pier and Toilet Tables
Looking Glasses Curtains, Carpets and Bedding.
A ol Of SiLVERWAHE
Terms cash.
House let apis
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Elegant. Furniture. and. OIL. Paintings
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.
MONDAY, tbs 28h n.t hsifpss 10 o'ciock-Wi
M without No Naya1es
teman declining housekeeping
FURNITURE IN dwelling situated above, consulting
Uvans Lounges Easy Chair, Gothic Chairs
What No and Rockers Walnut and Rosewood with Damnsk
and Plush Covers arbs Top Commode foe Extension Table
Mache Tab Marble Top Taoles SolaI
splendid Brussels Carpets ne Ingram Carpets Mahos
any Toe,es Mahogany Marble Top Washsaud
hogany Bedead Chair, aud Tables Hair aud Palm Leaf Matt
Table Linen variety Mahoes Aors
Kitchen Ueutes togeth with
ANAL collie cio- Of choice Oil. PAINTINGS.
tF All goods Immediately the ae apps
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JOHN LINDEN VS. JOHN HENRY BROWN and
a. NJ DOUGL-dS, IN sotido. In the Second Jus
tees Court. No. nos.
D virtue of a writ OF seizure and sale to me
- directed by the Hon j. L.. Winter Second Justice OF
the Peace in and for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed
sell public auction MONDAY, the 10Th day of May
1851. at l3 o cock NJ at Banks Arcade
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in suburb Darcante
designated Nos l. and in square No. 5, bounded By
peopidas. Livingston Elysean Fields and Margny streets
lines each Eysean Fields, by l4l iee inches in depth,
there plan drawn by j. Briiy and de
posted the office of los, Cuviller. Notary Public
gether with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
seized in the above entitled cause.
Terms and conditions OF sale cash.
| N. NJ. THOMAS, Constable.
New Orleans, April II, 1851. apl4
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BEApeuARrERs. 1s Brigade, lst Divissn. T. N.

HEADQUARTERS LIST Brigade 1st Division, L. M.
Order No. S.1 NewUrieans, April q, 1851. )
=. :, No. According Law the Volunteer Companies Of
~ Brigade and the Commissioned vcsrs, Will assemble
II on Lafayette square. IN full Uniform MONDAY,
NJ NJ M the ins hsfps O'Clock ~ for inspection
" " " and DaILL... The Commanding omcers Of Regiments
fthe An 5h 24b 3d. I'D 44h 45h 46h f7h, 45h and the
Ocer Of the Volunteer Companies charged with
the this order. They will be prepared TO furnish the
rgade Of the Oers Of their respective
Regiment, and the Officers Memba Of the Volunteer Com
name. showing the number snd By order OF
f' z L. TRACY, Brigsdier General.
r. w. HUNTINGTON Aid de Camp. apx, Is, %
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RECORDER GENoIs' CoURr.-Benjamn Martinez was
ordered give bail his good behavior, for assaung
John Wilson, at the corner of Customhouse and Basin
streets, Thursday night between eleven and twelys
o'clock.
Serious .4sSautt Gv CoOrod Man-J u, Poiuoy free
nan of color, was charged with assauting Nh Franz
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j. L. TAYLOR T. CO.
AUcTIoNERRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

81 Chartres street, corner of Customhouse.
GARDNER SMITH, Auetionesr,
Will pay particular attention all Out Door Sales of Port
Warns Sueeesons, Syndiess u s. So Sales Of Vsssels
Cargoes Damaged Goods, Cotton, etc.
Sale of Household Furniture for persons declining
Housekeeping.
held, Auction Sales hooms,
Fbrngn and Domestic Goods. api4 I'm
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CAuTIoN.-A number of men have been arrested by the
police peddng without license, selling goods. mer
chandse other without having legal right to
hawk about from place place During the last three or
four days six seve individuals have been brought before
the Recorders for this offence and fined and would eau
ton all having goods dispose Of to secure them
selves by taking license and lay themselves open
sn
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CHARLESTON-Per bark Saranac Rice to order.
PORT McDONALD-Per scbr Commerce: sticks log.
wood and lot of fruit to master.
HAVANA-Per schr Julia IL Mary 173 hhds % ties and
so bbls moasses TO Troisgros &co.
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PORT. OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE 1887 30" N-I.oss11uDr 800 Win Time Ga.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26

BOSTON-Pef shin Glance $50 bales cotton. ESQ bbls
pork 81 l79 bbs kegs lard s bbs wheat loo do whisky
1850 SKIS corn 10 kegs sausages 1889 hides SKINS 200
bxs claret, 16 pkgs mlse.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Geo w Bourne: $3.50 bbls flour,
GIG bales cotton. -. So. 49,,
APALACHiCOLA-Perb brig Eliza Waite: Al hhds and
bills sugar 10 bbs moasses 48 do pork 81 do whisky, 19
do flour do hams 81 cks bacon 1880 sacks wheat bbs
kegs lard 10 pcs baggng 342 els rope, 81 pkgs mdse
MOBILE-Per schr Bursa ITO bb pork, HOO SKIS corn,
10 cks So bxs caret. ~ bxs mdse
MONTGOMREY-Per steamer Banner of Attakapas: 6S
bbs whisky bbs -four IL hhds 50 bags Coffee 165
do corn, bales hay II kegs nails and sundries.