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Something for Every Body.

Mr. Todd, late Minister to Brazil, is to be prof
fersd public dinner on his return to his home in Ohio.
The Salem Register chronicles the death of Mr..
Abraham True formerly Naval Officer at that port.
George Peabody, The wealthy London merchant,
has donated $1,000 TO the American Institute.
Ii ls said that there al present in the United
STATES less than five millions Of Germans.
VIM. Baird, nhc mas been on trial for the past
has been found not guiiy.
Snow fell nearly all day. on Tuesday week, at
Baltimore, New York. Phladepha. Cincinnati and Lou
At St Charles, Mo, they have not raised enough
pork for their consumption, and want about
1000 head from abroad.
has been the Boston House of Correction for drunken
and immortality.
The Cleveland season of fall. beef packing has
fo Ga SoSembe o numS.r Of cattle packed to
0th November. 1851, $50. Excess, in 1885, 6.2lo.
1t is said there IL singer in New York
whose notes equal that OF the Swedish Night
ingae. Where she comes from appears to be profound
mystery.
The dwelling OF Peter During was burnt at New
wark. N. j.. last week. by burglar. who got $780, bu
was the OF during and wiie both pershins in The
flames.
Evacuation day celebrated at New York on
Tuesday week. The military out. but the stormy
weather which R PR s d du s The whole day. n'se
A meeting of The farmers OF Kentucky is shortly
10 called Fra, kor Tor the purpose Of procuring tn.
appointment BY the LEGISLATURE Ct Ssss board Of Aga
ciety upon permaur mt basis.
VIM R. Palmer, convicted of the murder of his
bro,her in oomin burg Sullivan county, N. Y
on Friday week. the Courth house in that village. h,
made full confession OF the awful crime to his clerical al,
tsndsnt just before his execution.
The Southern Republic, published at Camden
Wilcox county planter the opposite side Of the Al
ALBANIA river, owning fine plantation and Working abou
twenty hands, been detected stealing and bee
cattle. A writ aiken out Tor his apprehension but HI
had previously taken Ffehch leave.
Mrs. Mary Bowen, wife Of late Rev. Jas. Bowen
Of Mount Carmel III In great distress OF tb
absencs of sJ Francis Bowen. No dings
IRON him. sihough trends have been written 10 in all drec
lions HIS poor mother, the borders OF
would be greatly relieved TO hear OF from him.
Brougbam speaking of the salary attached I,
the alpoutusn, to the ju eeship said it
mOonshine Lyndhurst, In his dry and waggish
parksd g May be So my Lord Harry but have a con
founded noion tha moonshins though II be,
would like o see the first quarter of it,
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PiTTsBURG-Per stsamei Georgia: aos7 sks corn Hor
Shaw VIZ &xessS d. helm y bts bsef
Gvens-s Dc pork ~ SIS corn Hp,sy.s hhds tSbaee6 "
BfyanS4 bass ceton Elder Bros SEQ do 1. Cooper
81 s1s sSs 90 agS a4 10 NJ
Sven sos 1s sPnps osshs
k; de- sesSe So aG s, sS aa Wa
;sTman Sfo.451 " snNwe M' SsN9 g aos
bales cotton. hhds
ST LouIs-Per steamer Sonora: so bbs flour .j Eager
~ DO Ma1s Ranst Seess do
@ b. s sh.ts Ltts ssddssss
bids pork, 40 Esss Iara w do Quinn
ss DO 50 a.
ss5s1 A re- R
Z d " Bsnon~5s bSs potatoes aud sundriss order.
LoUlsvlLLE-Per steamer W Clifton 5s5 coil; rope
aaes WhsSt SeSsoo SSs isS owen o
- sos hams swHsy Green Sss DO
ham; Hewitt horen NeS5 sbs appssa ~ Dpnnsy y
s sssS % * Ss o eds
" tsas M e.
lard Lard III sbs whisky do II, pS,k ~ sss
s.' sR
ksss sscoom0 VooIhesa bbs pork. lso bOs
ds gis s y Sois h do Ssids
s;ss sssf' II Sais, e;s'
TSrtuua pNEs butte. S.ufses COBB poughs Hcga
s'i''f ss s 2 t sss. pfi iss'
Ss.' sp sss, a asSws
WlLLlAMSPokr-rer steamer d White: la ha,
T'ES: 90 e A p
ksy SsnyHsham $3.50 bales SWINE,
6bls mosssss Is bales Mt.nbsrser ScoNIs S Do
sso1 d. q 6 Ssss So" b.:
ssi Bse & Tsm%,gs s,swsrs Ssol6 G.
t,slssn Scot Ar MisnOsrssrEsS Waa 6sssuil.sULl
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Collaboration Sunday night last, on the Tom
bgbes river, the steamers Corinne and Eureka
came in collision, by which the latter was sunk IN
ten feet water. The accident occurred about ter
mites below ruscahoml. The Eureka was up
ward bound, and had on board some l70O Darrell
of freight, abou 1900 of which, and the boat, art
considered total loss There was no insurance
we learn, on the boat One man was missing
supposed to he drowned. The Corlnne was unn
iured and arrived at Mobile on Tuesday.
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING., DEC. 5, 1851.

Peoples Bank of New Jersey.-There was a
large meeting of creditors of the Peoples Bank at
Patterson, N. J., held in that village on Friday
week. A permanent committee of twenty.one
was appointed, whose duty it will be to make
dilgent ami strict investigation into the acts and
doings of the cashier and directors" to endeavor
TO obtain restitution Of the sums which have been
improperly distracted from the means of the bank
and, failing therein to lake legal measures to bring
the guilty to answer to the laws of New Jersey
The allegation is that some $lsO,000 are missing
and they attempt 10 impicate H. e. Simpson, the
cashier, and editor of the NewYork Day Book, a.
deepest ia the matter.
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Mammoth Hotel-A new hotel is in course OF
construction at Cincinnati, which is to contain
over five hundred sleeping rooms. 1t is located on
the corner OF Broadway and Front streets.
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List of Vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.

ia this frat municipality designated in the follow
aOs by the Nos commences at the Railroad aud
Second
Ing being Eatboet Landing In Third (na) he 6r
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The Treason T'ridls--A full jury was empanneled
at Philadelphia, Oh the Goth, prior to the com
mencement of the trial Of the Christana rioters for
jTpasOn
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Tobace0-Not transaction reported
sugar and M0iasees-The demand for Sugar was lin
@EIo for fair. and 4x04s<c for prime Molasse,s very
brisk and 2c0 bb taken at 2@2c leaving about 1000
first hands unsold.
FOuF-There few buyers and scarcely 1000 bbs
sold including elO superne Illinois 9o st Louis
at % 5000 co. 100 unbranded q co. and 24 fancy ST
Louis at u I2h v Dbl.
Grain-Con in fair request with sales of 1900 sacks
from the Levee. viz: 1921 mixed A. 1891 white al 49, and
1923, in lots, at a. Oats selling 3335c for St
Louis. and 8O03le for Ohio.
PrOvisions-The opening of the navigation OF the OHIO
river hiss produced depression in Produce of all kinds Pork
with sales of 400 bbls old Mes, GA rs do not
inspected at s1a IS and Con Wednesday, 200 NJ. o. at
tl3 90 700 old Mess GA 90 and 600. lots also at
GA Co.,. Bacon fell off materially, and noticed sales of
40 casks good ribbed aides IN and H. in lots at Sc
b. Lard depressed. with sales of 800 kegs poor No.
81, and 900 bbls strictly prime Of Beef some
300 bbls sold by party at s2 0O0&s 90 for Mess
Prime offered, in vain, at 90 co. Western Cheese
good request with sales of $50 boxes in lois from the Levee
al IKE b.
TalIow7o tiercss Western sold at 6so and large
lot Of rendered. several days since, price equal
| very nearly 6ko.
me-A cargo sale of 1900 casks Eastern at about d O5
v Dbl.
Gunny Baes-loO. goo taken at exc cash, and 5000 a
81 and 9Mc. cash.
Hopel5O coils prime Missouri brought 6,c short time
and interest.
CORee-Demand limited and $50 bags Rio sold at ssk
and 6OO in lots. SIC Another cargo of $3.50 bags Just
| received.
WhiskyLower; $40 bbls sold many lots at 800 1s<c
but buyers for shipment only offering $780, Raw offering
freely at 2)c with only retail sales.
Freights-The large ship George Washington taken fo
Liverpool at 132d for Cotton, the Mounaineer Havre
cent. and ship for Marseles - 90 for Tobacco will
/ some little Cotton at cent.
| ExchAnges-Steady demand:
|
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AUCTION SALES,
Furniture. .Gisss and China Wal
BY j. NJ. WEYMOUTH, Aactioneer.

Furniture. .Gisss and China Ware.
BY j. NJ. WEYMOUTH, Aucttoneer.
At bis store, No i7 ST Charles street.
sDAY beesmOsr s. at halfpaa 10 o'eI0eE-wn be sold at
a aasntly of HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE, from p.r.is. d..
VIZ .:.or,m.nt Of new CHINA ard GLASSWARE d
Cook, Washer. Ironcr and seamstress for Sale
at Auction.
BY j. N. WEYMOUTH. AuctfOneer.
p a, Banks Arcade without reserve
year,. good Cook, Washer, lronsr snd .samsirsa
Great Sale Of Store Lots. First Annual Sale Of
the Batture Building Lois. Second
Municipality. New Orleans.
By J. A. BEARD a. MAY, Aucti0sasers.
WtpNEsDAY, January ~ 1852, and following day Il
sale. ROOM Magazine ,trss, s.woIs.n.- ''n
a. ISL Xn As esncene Dss 5s ssae
s;s .1.ss Sss.
s.a a 1,.S .ss s:s;: T.
w5 sgS SsoUs sd 'Gn' &C. b,
evse Fulton Common and Canal sse, each lot having
.. NINE LOTS OF GROUND square bounded BY From,
% cs%%ea Fa's ssa
Lot No. dc II ro front rna rev E.ss. sss
= SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, bounded b, New Le,..,
Fu'.n poyrs. and Gaver .reet from % To- inclusive
Ne om tn. po,ds. New Ls,ss and Fuoa
Los g. 8. 8, 10, ii. a. "a, IA, Is front New
=. SIXTEEN LOTS or GROUND in the square bounded by
form. The Corner q fuiion Ne. Lsves
iq S9 p', ,ad s:s te;s L. No. he
u 4 E II LOTS essn Of I'D a Hs hTs i &c:
Ne. Lsyss Fulton Lsiayss and GrOd nunbsag
and New Leves Streets Lot No. Is the Giro
~ me-. FUTON Esrss nS ff New Lev H. a. 10 and
6. TEN LOTS OF GROUND the SQUARE bounded by New
p ,ass...s to NJ Y & sl%: he
and New evee Nee Lou s. s. 6, IL and front Fulton
Nine II GROUND in The bounded b,
Lot Me- Of Note Dame Futon Al
New evee Streets Lot No. forms The Jua
New Levee streets Lots2 IS, 9, and front Fulton
8. TWENTY-THREs LOTS OF GROUND in the square boun.
orns te corner Of juIis Fulton
and New Ls,se Lot No. 2s Of st. Joseph
IS ~ Is, 49, H. is, 49, 90 81, a. front fulton
o FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded bv 81.
Joseph Market New Levee and Fulton
5, inclusive Lot No. forms the Joph futon and
New Leyee streets Lot No. forms the haset Fulton
and New Levee Streets Lots and trent Fulton
TO- FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by Mars.
Deor aiton add New Levee numbering s.
elusive. Lot No. forms the corner OF Fulton New
MARKET Streets Lot No. forms the Deord and
New evee Streets Lots and 'front.' Fulton and New Lsvse
H. ONE lsLET bounded by Dsord, Fulton, Levee and
street not named, having four fronts.
RI. above dsenoed paoPesty from i. locality
have Two front. opening vide adapted The
heavy Western business or whole sale
LithogIsphc Pans will lie really August and
can be foi warded with marginal person them
p o ,9 m n s n not Wa, s
compromise under which this sale made prior day
sale.
Tsrms Of saisone-hh cash. balance in equal ns,almens
divided into coupons squedj of three and
st per cent per annum interest IRON date
and not then paid eight per cent final
secured BY mortgage on the property. aui5 eff
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Fire -Boyce's fDuring mill at Palmyra, NY,
was DESTROYED by fire the Goth ult. The loss is
$4,000, upon which there is an insurance of
Q 10 OOO
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Gen. Sam Houston addressed the citizens oil
Montgomery, Ala, last Saturday. The Com.
promise question was he principal topic
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ADJUSTMENTS.

P1aeids's Varieties, Gravier street.
'''''' new 6 SsSi .. the FIRE EATER
THIS evenings: Friday ,e.mser The performance. to
~ sHoS KING 0 EVENTS.
sps ~ f ba,sy s Es,,sa
TO ,. followed IUDS :iis;;i ri; 81 Fans
s,ns. Rss7s. 1aaisd, s5a 0lo I'D Mr.. R..v..
To be fowsd BY National Divsrasement, is6eau
LA MAJA DE sEvILLE..... b. -. Mme MonpIai.ir
10 ''''''a' WIN 'Ae PIKE EATER 1
Colonel Mr. VIZ ght Costing .n M Holland
orase Miss Murray
st. Charles Theatre.
Hs 1nas, osssmo eA vii
MUCH sf s ab xs6 STfrfd, AorHrsc
Dasssr b.s.y, sss s s,..
soS6 by Mr. Wiliin:
Tom Moore sloan Mr.. FisgiE Mrs soen
stokes European Circus opens toni hit,
sa % s. d. e.a.
;.i;'a sa Hanor
Mn. Ros.he, the beautiful accomplished squs.r.nns
hst ever crossed the Atlantic, Who have been eDggd for
s Gn at S S. .p.n.s o. sps and Van
Young Miles Ella Nd Emma, III. famed AerOba
eo%paa, anu RUS 0A'' comprise ''f'' the d slf'
Don Louis' Comic Oper. Company,
cos ruH. Ia nation, q vSs. and a.'tus a.. ha;i;
tx ~ Il An HI. s. az
A Variety of Buresquss on the French Opera,
and close With the
Dirty Family.
For programme, small bills Of the day.
Tue Troupe vailed, and he only Of the hnd.
Doors AT o'clock performance hapast
Dan Rice's Circus
MILL OPEN for seassn, STREET, oppo-
w PGdido THURSDAY EVENING. December
4, 1881.
This embraces the Troupe
Of Equestrian 0ympnss the United saes the
new and oesunfy ppsinted Amphithsae, will be place
Of disto rder
~ Day Performance 10 o'clock every Saturday.
~ Every performance sclock open
haf-psnt 5o'c clock, IA
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sp.lding, Roger. q vanOrden's Big

VA ~ 80 .
MYTH collection of Artists from beth
w s.des OF the Atlantic, engaged al al
enormous expeIse, for the Floating Palace,
now buIdlng at Cincinnati, and indi.
rscty for thus winter.
W. +. W dlet, the Queens Jester, tha
great European hulnonst, and by Tar the
most distinguished Clown in Cbristendom
Mile Kosaithie, beyoLd Comparison tn.
most beautiful and accomplished Horse.
woman that has ever appeared on this aids
OF the Atlantic.
The French Troupe ofnotsd Equsstriani
and Gym ass.
Juhn Smith, the great Negro Clown, a
new and important department, and the
pioneer IN new path.
lie Jeuns burts, the Boy Hero.
W. B. Carroll, the greatest living Two
horse rider.
La Peut Marie. the Lion Queen.
Mesdames Carolse, Lake, Malegsn, etc.
Messis. stone, Lake, Rossler, Crosby,
WotIand. etc,
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j. II. CARRERAS'
AUCTION STORE,
.,.-., Al CoNTI STRERr.
LII not feesived ahis
"A or Private Sale.
~ Particular will paid sales Cargoss
Household Furniture
Liberal of Goods, vhso den otsd
10 Nc SOLD al auctlon lei
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SANS Oyster yuLOO,s,

SANS Oyster yNLOOss.
THIS new and extensive SAOON, which is
l. on a scale grs atty superior to aiotaer ~ ~
establishment of the HI, in the South lust CN a.
opened at No. l0l ST CHARLESTSNk
Mr.. WEIR, better known as -" SAN bss S~
p been cOnnectsi with the bless in this city for
the last nine years, having h nenced with Mr.
H. Holbrook when he establid
the first Oyster Saloon in e - r.
Second Municipality, remained with LS
till his deah and has continued the spess ever since
Wi such an experiences and an infexS determination to
the public faithfully with the beat his line SAM
socts OF his numerous friends share of ir paIonaee
large has been expended in fti ths Saloon and
providing its Bar with the choicest LiQu<that be
cured Servants, well known for their eel emit Qualities
have bsen employed including the verys st Cooks The
larder will always be supple with the pcest FISH and
GAME and the OysTERs served are Obaid exclusively for
this estabshmentIn short, no expense dtrnube will he
spared to render this Saloon worthy the ronage Of his
liberal and judci04s community. ~ oct0
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CHEESE-5O0 boxes prime Western, landing eI
- steamers Hiram Powers. NewWorld and Empire Snts,
a. AL GRIEF co. g. " md Y Old Lsvss.
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BORDEAUX-Per ship Medemsah Wines brandy. etc.
RIO De JAN rIRO-Per bark Iowa: 34ss bags coffee to
Geo Nathan
PENSAL OLA-Per schr Alice: 81 bales cotton Ward
Jonas-55, wv feet lumber J Pooey zco
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


h
CREscKsT orric..
Friday Morning, December D. lSoi.1
Cleared festsrday.
s AZ ss$:; ,s.:
ssa sy p hsnFG
Biz Telegraph, Rich, Charleston, Master
Biz Almira, Brown. BALTIMORE, II Ashbndgs AGO
s''' 1'''''' 'sn'A'' can Juan Tie WI Cushing SEQ
schr Corah, Porter. Brazos, Alexander
Arrived.
Steamship Phiadephia, Brown, from NewY 18th. via
steamship Winiield Scott Coulard from New York a,b
ult, 10 BaUcock Fennell-Laiayette.
BarS Iowa kTch 80 days from Rio de Janero, George
schi Alice, Miner days from Pensscola-Basn.
DR. Ba,sy, Wilson, from ' Donsidsonvills.
NJ Wine, Brady, from Iron !. M .ah s1s
Iieorga, sculi. fom vlcksburg.
iost Boy. Crooks, from Poin,e-a: la Hache.
sonora, saimsrsh. from st Louis.
Bee, Berkshire, IRON Alexandria.
New Latona, Landry, from Baton Rouge.
Y CGon; Spots. from from Louisville to !s.;,;
Talishatehee. Wiley, from Yasoo City. N'
to S s 1 s
Iow-bronght up ship Medensah and bark Iowa.
Exports.
CHAGREs-Per steamship Alabama: So bags corn and
sundres.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Columbus: 1881 bales cotton.
2l79 sacks corn.
HAVRE-Per ship Edw Everett: 2l77 bales hf do cotton
5000 slaves.
BOSTON-PeI ship Bay State: 1881 bales cotton, bale!
Skins ~ hides 375 bbs l76 ties beef 2s bbs molases 1887
SKIS com, IS pkss mdse.
BREMEN-Per ship Ernestine 81 bales cotton, III hhd
iobScco-
CHARLESTON-Per brig Telegraph; 4 hhds tobacco
80 hds 64 bb moasses, 5O do whisky 1881 SKIS
BALTiMORE--Per brig IAlmira: $50 bbls moasses, =,
hhds sugar, 32o hides,
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA-Per schr Brazos
l0356 feet umDer snd sundrles
BRAZOS-Per schr Corah 1877 bbs flour, 400 do bread II
do whisky 50 kegs lard, 10 do butter and sundries.
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FOR SALE


FOR SALE CHEAP, on account of death,
several fine VEHICLES VIZ; Ca,na;es, Barges, Gigs
Buggies. etc. Also-Two fine HURSEs Apply at the
Livery Stable al Mrs. Russ. street iron the First Num-
cpalty Ferry. Algers. ms 81
DOR SALE-A Maltese Jack, II hands high
l. and We rs old, for sale by BATES DRDNEY,
n8 Eclipse Stables, cornW Union an Philippa SITS.
TYPE FOR SALE.-Ve have on hand, and
L offer for sale, about Two TlSusand Punds of TYPE,
used in the publication ofthix paper Pnopretos OF
country papers and of gin will find his an excsent
opportunity to purchase. We AVE on hind type which
will answer the purposes of both os
FOX SALE to close coBignmenS the follow
lot of Goods consisting Sardinesn Juice, cases.
fresh Wanuts in bbls. and bags Lntes Italian Beans
direct from the acturers nMessna ksences of Der
gamot Lemon and Orange and two cases s9eror Pefum
cry also, pipes halves and Marsaa Wine of the
well known brand of w. Fors. For partiular apply to
s6 BARELLlh co. 6COmmon ST.
EOR SALE-A second hnd Double Cylinder
L PRINTING MACHINE, 4oe's pattsn No, 2. bed
A>3 credit of twelve monthwiIh approved security in
sOl,do will be given Apply at tbs office.
1.-THE Mobile Advertiser will ease srt r one month";
and send bill to this Office jy6 If
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DIR. LACRUE'S, OF Paris, 10th AND
GUM SPECIFIC,
THIS is beyond Doubt, the beA uticle ever
7 L discovered Tor the Teeth and G m II keeps the
Teeth ee from tartar, and soft and eding GUNS
10 health and frmness, and consequently twee breath
For proof of the above facts circulars DE had OF the
Agents, viz DR.. GILBERT, POydras sired
CLARKE ALLIsOR, st. CHes street.
p. L.. MASSEY, CO., Camp al(iravieI.
J. WRIGHT, ISL Charities STD
J. SYMK, cor. Canal and Catelet
A. kEEDALL & Co., Magae street,
MEDICAL DEPOT, PoydIaast
e. NvsTRAkD, cor AIoliOt e TO-
Gro. REED, cor. Nay aeesl Eutetpe
ii. KALTRYER, corner Jaon and Leyee
Streets Lafayette and of the MANUTACTRs
je4 1ylp ~ tarOnneeet. N. U.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFIcK,
Friday Nnvninu Dscan,h., 10

TTHIHy TUfhIbK, Decembef b, 1901.
COtt0n-A GOOD demaud prevailed yesterday and 6 100
bales found purchaser. mostly for Europe In prices there
il little or change.
.as,,,,.r,,.
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EURNiTURE-FURN The under.
= signed , would Iespectisly call the Sszcsnsx<
orally TO large and well selected stock Of
FURNITURE, the cheapest ever Of:
ered in this city, consisting in part Of MahOg and Wal.
Chairs. Sofas Dvans. Ottomans, Marble Top Centre
Tables. Card Tables Mahogany. Rosewood and Walnut
Bureaus and Wash Marble m Tgg
son Dining aoes CSESs anu "a me rlsees Hail and Moss
call is respectfully solicited from those in want nj
any goods In their line. H. GREEN CO.
II. GREEN, I l37 P0ydras, bet. St. Charles
Jos. Is. HUBBARD.S and Car0ndeet Streets
oil 6mlpEW
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WANTED.

WANTED-A Lsdy who has just mpIeted
y,.,, f 70 me j. De- ea
a, so%pisG. =, e s;SS 10 d. Y. 'hs EE
hs, SSs. sd III r. Il
WANTED TO HIkE-Twenty able bodied
:;s corner II ri
WANTED TO HIRE-A Rrst rate coIored
w Creole Cook, fts whom fair price viii be paid.
None need apply unless vel recommended. Inquire
WANTED TO RENT-A small House, suit.
w able 70, small family with good conveniences -
SlS e Ls Rent ADJ;
to 70 Camp street. sB
TO RENT.
ITO RENT-A part, or a Hnse, with rear build.
l. ings to lease, in Parmly Row. opposite Lafayette -
Square, Inquire The Of ST rancs and North
Streets. d. If -
ITO LEASE-In the city Of Lafayette, coruer of
l. Live Oak and econd streets two comfor abe -.
Dwellings. each cenia,nnf -four roms, pantry front ri
nuS DssE sR Der nonR and
MI 1w' Live Oak, bet y hid and Fourth streets
TO RENT-A fine BAG dice on the second
L floor of 95 Camp street. from he lot November -
ns oa For TERMS apply on the s psts%%'ti, to WOLFE
TO LET-The large three-.bry Store, No. III
Il Tohoupitouas street. Apply to
X. sEATON, Or y.PEEBLES, ID
o1S If w. Cfondeet street. ~
OFFlCE.FOR RENT-An,tfice corner Camp
~ and Grsvier streets, Tor rent.
Apply on the premises to To-. Mass,v n..
ROARDING-HOUsE to rat and Furniture
- for sale-The LARGE airy and conmodious Board. -
ing house No, 70 Poydras street, Tor and Furniture
for SALE The present proprietor retiring from this IA
will sell his Furniture and lnerein house on ea.
sOnable The having ben long time estab.
lshed always having done largo and profitable
neAs, makes well worthy the attention of any person
wishing this bushes, AsIge scale. Apply
al above. oil If
EOK RENT-Two furnished Parlors and Bed
Il Rooms at No. 5S Common street Two gentle -
men and ladies can be Accommodated. E3
au26 If MRS. c. WILSON, IA
Tor RENT-A two story Frame House, nearly
L new, containing four rooms. and auated in The -
Seventh Ward, Second Municipality. The premises
will be rented for e2 month to Ap- -
plyto [aul2 III A. BoWERS, "a Magazine st.
TO LET-Several Snail houes, one in :.
L Greenvle, all ready furnlhed. Inqire of
oil lyos N Holmes. B5 Graver st. -
uOUsKe TO kkkI.-A number Of DIV ELLING
III HOUSES for rent Canal stree, between Ro. -
and Preaux streets, from the first of October &{
| Apply to ts5 til G. N. fOGG 250M agazlne at. Ia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-05
Newark, N. j., Saddle Warehouse.

- <hs IN
A NDREW G. BULL 80, No. Is Canal
"A street, New Orleans, betweeEamp and Masa,ue
streets. Manufacturers and Importer SADDLERT and
SADDLEWARE have constantlp hand q ls,oe and
complete assortmsn, Of Saddles BIdf ass. Trunks
Whps Skutlng, Harness and Brio Leather, Hogskins
SADDLERS' TOOLS and Trmmiof every deserptlon
at No. 10 Canal street.
si2 lydSW ANDREW. Bull, n Co
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CODA ASH. CEMENT. Eric

CODA ASH, Gem lent, Ere
~ 50 casks Soda Ash, landing from ship Camsck.
300 bbls. Thomas,on Lime. landing and IN store
500 bbls. Hydraulic Cement, different brands.
100 bbls. Roman -
5000 bushels Hair. in casks. sacks and bbIs
100000 English and American Fire Brick.
400 bbs. Caicined Plaste.
| Tar in kegs and bbs.. Rosn, Tiles, ETC.
For sale by JOHN HAfMAN Il co.
Company. IS Masazins street and Il Red Stosss al