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NOTICE

M ARGUS w, Cage is onr authorized ngen t.
VAThose who are indebted to Weaver, Mullln q
Co. Columbus will find their notes and accounts in
bis hands, Any one ha wing claims against us vii
pleane present them to ". w Cage.
WIN. b. WEAVER
JOHN NJ. MUILIN.
Columbus, Nov Is, 1885, Pot.
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DIR. A. n. .5ONE !

Has removed his Office to the store of Iampkin
q Whitfield main street, where he wonld be pleased
70 see his friends, and where any message lett for
him will he promptly attended to.
Columbus October 10, 1850 l6-tt. S
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FACTS 70 BE noted

Within tie last two weeks, (savs. The Mem.
phis Eagle Of tts 25th inst IL Ipsst kve isia,-
live slaves have been brought back u Ibis eliy
from free States. with d iuia trtrlfs ~ wou,l
be had in recovering siny cows.
y occasionally receive letters Notifying n
that sIavc, said 10 De the properly 81 some \
In This vicinity. has been lodged il ialE il lliho.a
81 Indiana for his owner. who will pesse cab
pay charges and take him away.
Such facts a. these arc worth forts columns Of
angry rant. Watcher Courier.
49, Ss-.s... .1...x.ka l.. = att, ovk m ~,
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POETRY.
Prem he Rickmoad EaqRirer.
To JENNY LIND.


Not where the voice 0fioy is heard.
No, where the mirthful meet,
Not where the gay and happy crowd
Strew blossoms at thy feet,
Not where the sound Of music peals
UPOn,he melting air,
Dissolyiag stoulest heartsto tears,
Not there. Q no, not there,
Would thy matcLless praises sing,
And to thy shrine my tribute bring.
No--in the stiffness Of my home
The stiffness my heart,
Here, tady, would oferGp
A tribute to thine art
Thy heayen-hught art. Thy notes fall not
Upon my outward ear,
But chen in my dreaming houn
Its meiodyl hear,
Like music from harp divine
Then do bend me at thy shrine.
Yet, It's not for tlygfts alone,
Thy gifts so rich and deep,
Not forthe sois and >ilyery notes
That from they heart strings sweeh
No--not for these alone we bow,
AS pilgrims at thy shrine,
But It's that purity and love
And gentleness are thine
That holiness enshrnes thy heart
For thiswe prize thy glorious art.
Sing on, sing on,thou gifled one,
AS mortal never sung;
Sing on, thon Harp, whose golden strings
Were BY thy Maker strung,
And harmonized--O let thy voice
Through every nation fly
Letits sweet echoes peal along
Like lute.noteS through the SKY,
Until from earth lic's cords are riven,
AndthouarI called 70 sing in Heaven.
" The following beautiful immonptu verses were
written in pencil BY lady OF Baltimore, after the
IIerdsman's Song, BY Miss Lind.
Fair being when the choir above
Shall claim thee, as too pGre Tor earth,
Oh! leave US thy soft notos Of love
Uadyiug like thy moral worth.
The herdsmen thro' this happy land
Shall catch thy echoes as they rise;
/. The poor shall kiss that generous hand,
Which pours cut heavenly charities.
Bright soul of song on angel's wings
raro' Freedgh's empire tasc thy way
Our eagle bird will hear tiee sing
And proudly guard thee night and day.
FoRGreSrss--iic who refuses iogigeness breaks
he bridge over which he must pass for all need for
giyeness.
"Toerr, is hnman;to Forgive divine"
SHOW beautifully falls
From human lips that besse word--ioreiVs'
Thrice happy he whose heart has kcen so schoclcd
IN the meek lessons Of humanity,
Thai he car give It uttefSncc; it imparrs
Celestial grandeur 10 the human soul,
And maketh man an argel"
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Ras. DICKINSON,

Practi'artr Of Medicine and Surgery
r,AryuTES particular attention to the care and
tisat neut ~ diseases Of the lungs, and also to
ali chrome complaints.
lie can be consulted at his office in Jones Hotel,
where he may be found at all hours when not prces
siontliy shseut
Columbus, MI, Jan 4, 1851. ely,
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honor very fespecif !, Is sabsesile nj y's's
obeaiens sesssnl
". ; sEATnERsroS-
MEssRs. \. D. NArbgs.
c. r. AN.
c. F. Hsu swAy,
W. D. LYlK
c. R. cstsas,
G. u. Foorg,
W. Baook,
r. lIRvRr.
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Columbus, Sept. IA, 1850. II
PAST EXPERIE.NGE

TENEACHES us that we must soon have another
Il Fire in town. Wisdom directs that some
preparation be made.
The uninsured are informed that the nsio agenf
Of the Protection Ilsurance Company will give
prompt attention to business. Applications for Risks
may be left at the Storeot MeSsls 0ttley d StaTke
Or handed to the subscriber.
NATH ANlEL r. GOODWIN, Agent
N. B. This is that well established Combar, ! jor
which Mr.. John N. Mullen has been acting for 4
number Of years. N. Z. G..
Aug. II, 1850. tn.
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Y Com?roml3 DeIicVe mat g''as ''J''''CD
was done the Southern States BY the passage of
these bills. Territory enough for vast empire.
acquired from Mexico at the close Of The late
var, the common property Of all the States, ac-
ooired by their joint efforts, and bought with
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" The following beautiful impomptu verses were
written in pencil BY aIsdy Of Baltimore, after the
IIerdsman's Song, BY Miss Lind.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-29
N EW ORLEANS:

FROM THE Rio GRANDR.-By the steamship
Globe, Captain Thompson, we are put in posses
sion Of late Brownsville papers.
We notice that meeting Of the citizens Of Starr
county, residing between Roma and Bellville wa,
held on the 18th of December at the new town o.
Marseiles, to take into consideration the injury
done by persons living in the Republic Of Mexico
who constantly crossing the Rio Grande and
killing and driving off horses and cattle, and paying
no respect to marks or brands.
The Sentinel contains the following letter from
Henry Clay to Messrs. Fauntleroy, Hastings and
Organ:
WAsnINaToN. December 10. 1850.
If did not offer expression Of thanks and ackn0w
edgmens for the atteng appreciation which you have
me the honor communicate Of my public career and
me; Drawing. as my life is Close is highly ccnsoine
and gratifying TO me to know that. when g0 shall leave
behind the friendly and favora BILE opinion of of
smen, residing in all parts Of common county.
ward at the last session of Congress which snuds.
anxious for their adoption and indifferent whether thai
done BY separate bills by general BILL Finally
they all did and substantially originally proposed
proposals Texas it does to find that, rue her
interests and TO the Unon she has acceded to them by such
cling the hope that the of Compromise will
affairs here all at present smooth and quiet do believe
the only subject which produces excitement any
where. Qe Fugitive Slave BILL will agitators be able
effect any thing disturb the deliberations Congress
Messrs. Fauntleroy. Hastings and Organ.
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TObacc0-We heard of sales of nearly 100 hhds ncud
ing % hhds lOc. IS "a choice lott at IS hhds (se
lectons) at l2h. and 10 at l2c y ID.
Sugar, with sales of 700 hhds 55c for Fair; and Of
and 23aN023k for prime.
Flonr-There was some demand and $500 bbls changed
hahds including 1000 bbls Ohio, from the Levee a 1
ga Is; 400 from atboat at - 20 lab. to be delivered
alongside ship, about the and nearly 1000 bbs St.
Louis, in lots, at - 5000 As v Dbl.
Corn-Rather better. Sales 400 sacks 6466. and $50
prime whits at Csc y bushel.
Bran-A sale Of 500 sacks, the Levee, 92zc 100
PrOvlsiOns-Hork advanced still further with Gales of $50
bbs old Mess ella %; SO bb Mes, inspected,
at sl2 20 and smaller lots branded &l2 s&12 50
bbl of Bulk Pork hog rouLd, 20 00ob sold -, and
200 O0Ob Shoulders CHS caks) at Sc Lard steady,
with sales of 1853 bbs No att, 100 do No ~, $50 bbs
and tierces at ~, and $50 kegs at 999%c v OF Ba.
con. noticed II casks Shoulders sold 7D7, 50 casks
prime ribbed Sides IA, and 50 do (Schooley'O 71c
v pound.
Bagging and Rope-aO pieces and coils brought 1874
and &c, cash.
salt-Sales 300 sacks Liverpool 16 900 bushels Cadz
at -. and 5000 do at lie v bushel. cash.
Gunny Bags-5OOO were sold at SIC, short time
COTee-Steady. 900 bags Rio sold at 1O4GOIIc y H.
WhiskyA little lower Sales 100 bbls Recfied for ship
ment, at ga 200 in lots, 29s, and 100 Raw a9ac y
gallon.
Exchange-Fair demand. We quote Sterling lO6AiO
l07a New York sixty day Bills $685. y cent. discount
Sight Checks on New York l,z4214 y cent. dsct.
Freights-Have advanced. Two American ships were
taken for Liverpool at I'd for Cotton.
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NIcARAeUA AND THE UNITED STATEs.-The
Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
North American states that infor nation has been
received in Washington, officially, to give coun-
,enance to the report which was referred to in the
proceedings Of the Senate, that British agents have
committed outrages in Central America: The
subject will be Immediately inquired into from the
proper quarter. 1t is even probable that formal
demand will be made upon Lord Palmerston for the
withdrawal of Mr. Chatfeld who is generally, and
not without reason, believed to be the cause OF all
the difficulties 1t is understood that diplomatic
agent from the United States will shortly be ap-
pointed to Nicaragua"
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 90 1851.
Missouri SENAToR-Geyer, wing, on the for
tieth ballot, was elected U. s. Senator from Mis-.
souri,. The vote stood for Geyer 80, Benton IS,
scattering "a.
BALTIMORE. Jan. "a, 1851
FRENCH SPoLIATIoN BILL PASSED. - The
French Spoliation bill passed the Senate to-day.
James A. Bayard, DEM, has been elected u. S.
Senator from Delaware.
New YORK, JAM "a, 1851
CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIoNs.-The wings OF
the First District of New Hampshire have nOmi-
mated Mr.. Tuck as their candidate for Congress.
The democrats of the Third District have nomi-
mated Mr.. Morrison.
MASSACHUSETTS, SENATORIAL ELECTION
After animated discussion, the election for U. S.
Senator has been postponed by the Massachuset,
Legislature 10 February 9th.
Nav YORK, Jan. 2. 1851.
NEW ORLEANS VESSEL WREcKED-1'he brig
Erie, from New Orleans for BaltimoIe, was totally
wrecked on the Bahamas. All hands were saved
Evening Picayune.
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GOVERNOR QUIrmAN.-All rumors in relation
to the arrest of Gov Qutman are incorrect. The
Marshal has not as yet been in Jackson. This
matter involves very serious state considerations.
Gov. Quitman has counselled with the most emf
nent men in the State, and made his determination,
blu. no one is authorized to state what he will do.
We have no doubt but that the writ of ARE st will
be issued, and then all conjecture will be at ar
end. This we have from one who knows. Nat
Free Trader 18th
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A NATIONAL HoLYDAY.-The National Inteli.
gencer strongly recommends observing the 22d of
February next, as general HOLIDAY, in commemo
ration of the Union
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NAvAL.-The U. s. ship Constitution was haul
ed to the dock of the Navy Yard at Brooklyn on
the 18th. The U. s. frigate St. Lawrence COM
menced on the 18th to take in the Pursers stores,
preparatory to her departure with the articles in
tended for exhibition at the Worlds Fair.
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LARcENy.-May Murphy yesterday sent before the
Frst District Court the charge oil stealing about hundred
dollars worth Of jewslry from Elizabeth Prents.
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Gres~nt lssss ano act asa tina Oaiss.

~ The proprietor Ally sud Weekly Crescent
fully inform their the pubic they have recently
their lot establishment and have
placed under the charge Of Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM who ha,
been long this gentlemen Of high capabilities in
the The material Of the Office being complete and nearly
all new, they prepared to execute all kinda Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING!,
with possible delay, without disappointment,
who atsntop will b
given to the printing OF LAWYERS BRIEFS.
BILLS LADINa, INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, EOTARIAL AND CLERKS BLANKS,
BOOK HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND HANDBILLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS. CARDS, ETC.
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NOTICES.

go Ward.-Ths Whies u u Fesnh Wad
~ essnbs 81 The APOLLO Hosss, essnn Of Tsfsou
tss WEDNESDAY EVENING, ~ f.st.,
80, = yupsa Il sominsdns q Casdhksts ~ AIdss.
nsn o. ne fousS wa ~ u vacancy in de couse oeca.
sionsd by " dss0 q - ~ ca, -, "a. ~ =.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY,
Tuesday Evening" January Is, 1851
Arrived oday, 40 head of Beef Cattle, $50 Sheep, and IA
Cows and Calves.
PRICES; Beef Cattle. 5S@71sc ' ID net Hogs, @
sac v metz Sheep, % 500t3 so y head: Mich Co,os,
sS C00$75 90 v head Cdlues, t6 5O9$s 40 v head
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IN the First municipality DESIGNATED in the fol owing
Liable by MI the Nos the Railroad and
10 the Second n the Nos above Land
ing No being Flaboat Landing the Third (m3) the
Railroad
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RRANDIES, WINES AND LIQUORS
- Brandiess
o'::A'- ':.n'' 1,ssas-s es.If pipe:
Buisaet. Theochs { Co1s IN piip.. ana II ou.,
Raymond-ShsM pipas and 10 qn.; Is = RI
:" 10 OctAves
UniOn- half pipes and Qrs.;
WiMess
Howard. March & Co. Maders-4 pipes;
Oivuras Davies genuine Pahetinho dog pipes;
Sicily MAdelra-1S quarter casks;
Dabney :" ID quaraP cseks;
:" B octave;
ia!m9ny's Nephew's sheny-9 quarter casks;
London Dock Porsr-4 quarter casks;
Osbom's pure Juice Sheny-Sauartes casks;
burgundy :. Id quarter Casks;
Champagne. Hedsick-S6 baskes;
Dsint Ponv~l. qparts..So baskst.;
Claret. various qualities 200 boxes
Hook and Burgundy-S oass;
Whisky, Morongahela and Bourbon some very mpe
nof.lS barrels;
Gin, Meden Swami pine;
- Black HoFse-1 pipe;
- Hour Glas-l pipe;
Jamaica Rum-1 puncbe0n;
Irish Wh,sky-l puncheon;
Scotch - Il puucheon;
Scotch Ale pint. and Quarts-9O casks;
T., London Porter pins and quartz 20 casks
r. NJ MoALPIN,
ia2S 2taw3m 30 Common M. and Canal u. Row.
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jenny 49,

- MILE JENNY LINDA viasT cram roxc,,r :.
New Orleans viii tsks place ~ q 60 N sso,a
DAY. ioh February. Puicu ksssaskur. IS - " ~
jsd SAW Ii CRAM sras.~ -.
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q W0dce-The Praid0t and Bed q uu-A
Public Schools Ia Municipality No. Tvo rsPeeasuy 1uvS
public that the Examination Of ne Pspfs In IL oAss N
MONDAY, the 27h nsl 1t A. NJ soasisss auuE -
18Th, snd coacnde BY Public Exanhaion wssAda1 d
18Th inst ia the Lyceam Hall, IA ~ Ths Psssss Il
interested In the Of Pubic Education, re7scy
quesed To attend -
By order u the Board Of Dnecson:
jsa 81 tBepsdI JAMES n. CALDWELL, Prssdest
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RECORDER GENoIs' CoURT-The business of this court
yesterday of small importance. few assault and
only, before the First District Court
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OVVVAAsE D1ss1aAOHIShss1 S1OSes
NJ The Lectures The Lycsum Hail win be delivered
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, ct O'Clock, r. NJ
The Distinguished Dr. J. LAWRENCE SMITH b eseagsd "a
deliver twelve Lectures ths subject Of Cbsmy Be v b
followed by othsr learned Professor upon different damsnts
scisncs, during he eoasplaisd b ths osdsancs
ains ths Lbsssy and Lyceum
The terms Of Admission To The whole Couss Of th Lectures
q follow;
sesson T5cke sdning gentleman os
Ticket to single Lsctufs.. -
n Tickets may o5aned from Ls,sias Second
Municipality Hall. ia2A
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.

SUNDRIES- Is
~ 5bbs pealed Dried Peaches;
Q bbh Dried Plums;
10 drums Dried Cunants:
% boxes Pine Apple Cheess;
5 cases Dutch do;
20 boxes Jenny Lind do;
kegs county made Ssumg0:
20 quarter bbh les Macksrel
10 quarter bbls Family Ne: Pork;
10 do do Ushef's Picked Tongues;
9 bbls paper Shelled Almonds;
bbls Texas Pecans;
10 bbh ION bags New York Homony;
10. 90, and 406 boxes Star Candles;
81 10, and 90ib boxes Green and Black Teas:
Is dozen assorted Eng ish Pickles;
10 do DO do sauces;
Cooper's Iinglas New Figs and Raisins;
Macaron and Vermiceli; New Prnes;
150 boxes, Claet, various brands;
Choice old Casillon and Henneny Brandy;
London Dock Port Blackburn Madeira
Pemaytn Sherry Cherry Run;
Copenhagen Cherry Cordial; Dutch Punch;
Tennents and Olivev's Scotch Ale;
AbbOtt's and Hibberts London Porter:
BuYt0n's Pale India Ae;
Jamaica Rum, perry fss; Bay RUM
Schnapps Gin, in jugs;
Cordals and Syrups Of all kinds:
Pickles and Preserves French, English and American:
and carefully filed
Jas lot w. c. RAYMOND II Camp st.
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- Modce.-Ths COMMITTEES sppeinssd r. sbsaininy
subscriptions tor Rebuilding the st. CHARLEs HOTEL viii
please call Mss Hesdson Ganes No. IS Canal asd
get their Subscription Books
The Membeu Of de Cemmies vii nsse daily u DE OGes
Of H. T. LONsDALE Esq No. 81 0sss halfpast
O'Clock ja29d Signed, II. C. CAMMACK, Chairman.
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nISSOLUTION-In consequence of the death
ing under the firm Of JOHN DURBRING 9 co. csased
on the lst inst. WILLIAM DURBRIDGE,
Executor Of John DurhEidse, deceased.
~ The blsiness will hereafter be conducted by William
DuFbridge. Newt Orleans. Jam 10, 1851. jal8
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CRESCENT OyVICR,
Wednesday Morning. January %. 1875
CottOn-The Cotton market was more active yesterday
and 1000 bales were sold at yesterdays decline.
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FOR TWO NIGHTS MORE,

NJ In conjunction with the AMERICAN THEATRE,
WILL GIVE thei, grand EQUESTRIAN and DRAMATIC
w sPECTACLES WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, January % and 30 at WASHINGTON SQUARE
f,r positively TWO NIGHTS ONLY
Prices Of Admsson-Dress Circle so Children haprce
Boxes Is cents Colored Boxes IS
m Door open at 6 P. NJ; Performance at7. jasT2t
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1. o. o. r.
WA@ NJ HOWARD LODGE No. 10 every
THURSDAY Evening In the Grand Lodge Hall,
WIZ Of TchouptSulss Poydras strssts, Al I
o'clock Q@esrs for The Prssna Term:
E. SAMPSON. G. r. McCARrnY
N. F. RICE. .......V. G.lF.W. DELKsDRnMKR. p 8.
J. DAVIS. TTsasureE. jal3
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AUCTION SALES.

BY SYKES, HYDE { CO. "
sis " fS. to s.ns
.i% superior Preach BRANDY
h. add quarter pipes Dupuy, fourth proof
French s: Bra! Brandy vi. y, ls.s q.
Hardware, Cutlery. Dry Goods. Boots, Bsosans,
Ladies' and ChildPen's Shoes.
BY SYKES, HYDE 4 CO.
e 9 q @ Il s .as
aasS'' Sses. aad Eyes Sf;:S s5Ss "'~"
s as .as ss. nd % md e:;'ss s
BOOTS and SHOES
ese Aa: &c:
sp % soss and d' Boys Boots and Bro
p Catalogues ready early morning Of ..l..
sandries. Close Cosisanen1s.
By SYKES, HYDE 4 CO.
J.n.s1y q 10 b ed
sss.s e s: .is .. e I1s H''s
iSS boxes g jai's%; q E:.sps: and s.see Wines;
s. ssi*:i:s, :i;
80 IL ,s;S
s s ar. .. s. ' SI... Ss; Vim s.sss
800 ss:ss i:si.s:s AS.,.sA.
Il =; +: /:
1s a a: P s5 cs ss. B e. % ~ proof
The all pure and Of Importation. viii b.
P1T; .r%. e, e, : .si.. 10,
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DAN RICE'S CIRCUS
ST. CHARLES STREET, OPPOSITE PERDIDo STREET.
ID ENGAGEMENT Of the great American Rider, LEVI j..
IN NORTH who, with his exlraordnar TAAAANY
and SPANISH SPOT BEAUTY, will appsar every night;
Of performance each
troupe Male Female
eddy the complete the South West appear
~ az, between the
lou Of 10 and u.
n AdmisaionDress Circle, 50 Pit, rs cents;
red Gallery SO cents. jas
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-VVV--
lmDOrfH.

specie 70 . klemm-$5000 Cramer &co-A4OOO Rath
ooasslt3s - Harris Morgan.ss75 g Gdemeeer Gcl
y z HsH.nS6O Hanna-ll77 hides b Phep,-586 dc
McDSwei Mills &eo-547 do ID bales wool Foster Eco-
,TAMPA-ferU steamer Fashion: IS horses and mule
~ wagSns; sp6dry boxes and bags to Quartermsser
Jew nOkk-Per ship Sultana: Assorted mdse.
RIO DE JANElRO-Per bark May Queen: 1900 bag
GRAND CAYMANs-Per schr VIM Bryan: Sugar and
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6undfies. ....... tO....... :. Close Conignme
BY SYKES. HYDE = co.


hAAtttnB. .S0l0, etc.
By SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
THURSDAY January 3d. al half past oelockwi sold on
the Leve opposite Post No g. Second Municipality account
Of whom concern, saved from the brig Union
One Mainsai Ore TopgaIlantsail;
One lib; One Topmast Staysail;
Lot Of Water Cssks; One Cook Stove and Galley;
One Boat and sundry other articles.
Ternsc ash I.aa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-29

Dslord streets 1t appeared from the evidences. however that
the fight was general one. and that Dowhn being
beaten very severely when he introduced his ung shot He
was fined go for oanying such weapon. and the prsecu
tors were had To bail TO keep the peace.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-29

RIVAL FRUIT DEALERs.-An individual calling himself
Francis Moyan yesterday called up before Recordes
Caldwell on the charge of plsseng the front Of fruit
store corner of st. Charles and Poydss street, with filth
Moylan Appears. rival in trade near the corner and he
wished to get his neghbor into bad odor. He certainly
adopted good plan carry his intentions but unforu.
natey for him Waterman Maddox was about" and he
caught MI. Moylan in the act. He was fined Is.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-29

~ Notice 70 Gas C0nsumeTs-Ths ceasumass Of
GAS notified that from the h day Of January Bs
for Gas and Fixtures mns be BE- paid mor without exception
and all vhes this rule complied With bsicse The
ration Of each month"; the appb Of sas will b ssspe.dsd
By order Of the Board Of Dnectns
dis2m p. N. WOOD, Treasurer,