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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-25
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None ia genuine unless "HA1CHITT'S EX-
TRACT OF COHOSlI,r is blown ia the botile
Manufactured by J. G.. HATCtiTT & CO,
H No. Ii Front ST. Evansville. Ind:
And fer sale by the principal Druggists throughout
he West. ljel2 I'll
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wa ~ kAkikNkaAs. 11kkNkAN1 AMI NIB.
cS bills. NJ MackeIei, boston insp
~ 50 hf bbls. No 3 do .. a..
100 Boxes Herring;
Iicrces Rice Just reed per ste mer Gen.
Lafayette, ana Saladin, tor sale low iy
TAfL OR IL HARVEY,
nl0-tf Water stree,
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CEMENT.
/ AwSON vERY's N. Albany Cement alway,
- on hand and for sale by
noA9 gss.e J&w REILLY
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NO'EIGE,

IL Z. GWAThMEf alone IS authorized by m
IL. settle the business OF me late tirm a, Hen
ny Schriber a. Co.
jysl HENRY SCHRIBER
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HEEnERsos, KY, Nav 2. 1856

HEgDERsos, Ky, May 2, 1850.
DR. J: G. HATcHgrgz siy wife has been afflicted
with Proapsus UteiE.gild all those diseases com
mon TO women abour lie turn OF lite" she has
been wonderfully benentted by the OF your Co.
hosh, alter trying in vain other medicines.
YoIrs JANIS BACON
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
a the old stand opposite the bank, consisting
a IN part OF Pockei Cutlery Razors. &c. Amer
lean and English Locks, Monkey tail Bolts, Hunts
broad Axes. Hoes Of all sizes OK, Log, Trace. Hal.
ter. Breast and Dog Chains, WIN. Rowlapds;crss s.
cut and mill Saws, Horse, Cow and Sheep Bells.
OBJ. GRIFFITH,
mb26 Main ST.. Evansville.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!!
100000 FEET OF LUMhER.
DINE, POfLAR and BLaC w ALNcf l.nm-
Il BET, Shingles, Lnihs, Soantlin, and even, N-
Ileie IN The ,iLe. los til Il with oil kinds oil bud
ing materials can he found at
BABCCCK BROTHERS.
Yard on End street James Steele, Lumberman
oct2}
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Carpcute r., COOpers and Masons.
a; E have now on hand the LARGEST and hest as
Nv sortment of TOOLS ever offered in this civ
SELECTED uarticularly for your use Call and look
a, them. inovl-tti BABCOCk BROTHERS.
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EOSTER & BROWN have inst received by the
is fas, Evansville and New Orleans packet Ten.

% boxes Tobacco. IS bbls No. MackeFel, 20 ar
do and Is kits do. kitts Salmon. ! bhl roe Her.
ring 10 boxes asstd pickles. cases Lobsters. do
Ground COFFEE. All Of which they will cell ~ ,hs
loves, market rates &c ln,hetf)
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HARDwARE 6TOREl
-coALI CoALl!

" E are keeping a full supply Of superior ar
w ticIe of Green River Coal, al the Wharf,
with whirh We W II supply families and siesmbosss
on the most reasonable terms. Steamboats, can BE-
supplied nj all hours OF the day night q
nov27 # TAYLOR e. HARVEY.
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Net Balance. 80. 1895. g94 96
Additional Losses amounting $40 $50 sustaine.
during the year, aiting proofs death.
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IN DOZ. COLLINS AXES, rust received and
sbO for sale low by
sep4 WAGHEE a W
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ALTITUDE ago 81 soo N.-Iorarrrp. 800 W.-nT Ga.


c,..r.d yenerday.
, g.; Noy yo,k N,s,e,
steamship Pr0metheus s. nlne' i,.nsinn and Na,uo,i.
Steamship Galveston fiace "a'e''" anu Ham, (, Mn,g,n
=. g. u...o, '' - '''e"'
Steamship Fanny mcoe''an Armstrong. L,wraor Seo
90. ,,,. po.,o, 7i MaaLa, = 90
ship Tarquin Doughy, j,be, Up Nhitps co
tsark Wary h annI ioasbam BALTIMORE Palmer
PARK iahS0su,ns h , phadsi9b;s n Ahhndrs Z co
BARK ondot, w N,,;s,anv W.,calop, Pn;s Nj, = az
Sp bug Alaoayh"oNI ,av II, rcion p' NJ; = go
50 brlg soneisaa.S, v Savasnah Weo,d 4 90
y le afolia, So. piiadai,hi. Va ~ A. n ~
Bng Ma,el9 n seefS,, a wv w meI IL
6r Or5 ID ~ NI;lg.n 'Paossoola WIN Ni.s,a
'cD' a''"''e"' ''''" 80
Arrived.
Steamship PrOmtthens. Miner from Chags, for New YOrk
Ship Peter Marcy. Sampson, 30 days from Liverpool
Marsn, Ranlett &co-2d my.
Br ship Balmora Morrison, from Liverpool 18th Dec to
Maxwell &co-3d my.
Schr A Mckay, Downer. 3 days from Apalachcola to
master-Bnsin.
schr Gen VIM Harrison, Cozens, days from Pensacola.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A,s. @:'s 1; :s ssssp CONCERT.
"o In America, and her
Fourth in New Orleans,
~ At the ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
On SATURDAY EVENING. February Is.
PROGRAMMES. PARrI.
ovERTuRE-"G Auter
CAvATINA-" necome!n angelo. Don Pssquaie) D0ei
Signor BeIIetti.
AIR" On Might, Pens" 1.-THE crsat'on) Haydn
MILE Jenny Lind.
FANTASIA on the Flute ~ ;irnE; b'''aa
CAvATiNA-"ud 0 rusc" (L'EIsr) Donisetti
SignOr Belletti.
ARlA"Ah non gturse, tla somnambul") Beilni
MILE Jenny Lind.
PART IL.
OVERTURE" DiavoIo.". ..huber
ROMANZA-"vs. dit ele Robert lie Diable) Meyerbeer
Mile Jenny Lind.
SOLO on the vioIonccllo .servas
Mr.. BRAUN.
IRISH BALLAD-"Th Last Rose of Summer"
Mile Jenny Lind.
SignOr Belletti.
THE BIRD SONG TaubeTt
Mile Jenny Lind.
CONDUCTOR ............... Mr.. JULES BENEDICT.
~ first ORCHESTRA compri.Ds the principal Pro-
Music, both tins CT and in New York, has been
gagged 1t will be led by MIR. JOSEPH BURKE.
f Ore Chickering'S Grand Panoore', furnished by Mr..
Henry Parsons Wareroom, No. 10 Camp will
used for this Concert
II at hapaa 6-Concer; to commence at O'Clock
III No checks will be issued.
~ Book, containing and words Of tie Songs
German and English, be obtained BODY
OF the house. rs
~ The price OF Tickets has been fixed as follows;
F, and sec Five Dollar
PATuueire
seris in the Pr which numbered Three
seats IN the Pit Two Dollar
Tn ri
Gallery one Doiia
~ Seats MONDAYS Concert will be dispose
Of at auction Arnory Hall, Camp street. THIS MORNING, tn
18th inst, at II O'Clock, by SYKES HYDE g. CO.
Mile JENNY LIND during stay New Orleans. Civ
| Four Grand Concerts per Week,
| on ca h MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
an give oil equal chance the choice Of pace will
auction the day each Concert Seats not sol
the may above prices the ofc.
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LIVERPOOI-Per ship Balmora: 2525 sacks SALT Sc COO
sates 1872 bars railroad iron, order0 salt Maxwell
&cO-l0l coal n Baxer-50 cks fire. clay NewOrea-s
Gas Coz bxs md.e, 80 cks porter J "A Elliott WOO
LIVERPOOL Per ship Peter Marcy 1888 bars railroad
iron an' assorted mde.
APALACHiCOLA-Per sehr A n Mckay 50 bales
Bradley, Wilson &co-34 do. boxes tobacco Il q
Rogers aep-39 do Harris do McConocle Il Donnel
-TOtal. 394 bales cotton.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Gen VIM II Harrison: 50 coo
feet lumber & Pooiey &co
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FROM BRAzIL.-The New York Tribune has
received files of the Jornai do Concrete, of Rio
Janeiro, to Dec 81. There is no particular new VS.
OF interest, and nothing in relation to the hostilites
with Buenos Ayres An epidemic fever OF mag-
nant type, had broken out in the city of CaInpos.
Tue war steamer Alfonso arrived on the 18Th of
December, at Rio Janeiro. She had on board the
II battalion of artillery and 400 soldiers of diff
leret,t repiments
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COTTON FROM lNDIA.-The East India cotton
consigned to Mr., Hugh Fleming, to which we re-
terred in our last, is in progress of sale, and
the better qualities realizing good prices. The
Dhawar cotton, grown from New Orleans Seed has
sold lor from 6 S to 7 Bid. per b.; and
two extra fine lots have brought higher figures.
The Knandeish cotton, from New Orleans seed, is
selling at 6 l-2d. per Id. The quality of the cotton
is generally good although some OF the native cot
ton is clean it should be, and in that re-
spect aher too much resembles the ordinary Surat
cotton. Liverpool paper
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RTlfULLEP'.S
PAINTING of DANAE,

HB4HISSfUN, uU CtH1s'
nF all the choice Pictures remaining with evidences
~ OF surprising TASTE and skill in the OF the olen
time nome perhaps. with the subject OF this
notice, DANAE, painted by Rudolf Uirck Wemuer. who
honored America by making the home of his adoption and
closing his life on its SOFT When DANAE on lnaly pro
duce at Paris, in 7s the admirers OF the Fine s IN that
metropolis ele isd enthusiasm SURPRISING any
thing occasoned by similar event and the Painting
was once pronounced To be fully equal 10 production
oil the older masters, the author waited 10 cor
manng rouon in the temee of fame. None are even now
10 be found bold enough cap the fautes symmetry OIL
the FORM the graceful posture, the lite Ike colons or the
matches beauty of the Bathed in an ainos
phere OF the light the modest innocence the engaging
sweetness OF expression, combined with the exquisite grace
and endeanng tenderness OF the composition, render so
delicate md truly chae the refined mind, spontane'
ousy to force the declaration that painting oil suIsfs
ing beauty, possessing the unrvaed interest," and VIII
ever stand glorious monument OF the authors talent
Wer'muler was engaged upon this Picture more man
eighteen months, having paid hundred guineas Tor e
oveest living models of Paris 1t has passed through
nmhant career on both continents winning The un've'sa
admiration OF connossenrs. and, by its 'mpltd mrr
coucede its superiority - ,ei3 If
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The Shirt Sewers tfemalesl had quite a large
meeting in NewYork on Tuesday evening, at Con-
venton Hall. Their object was to take measures
TO induce their employers to give them better
wages, or, as, they themselves more graphically
express it, " wages little higher than the starva,
ton mark" A NewYork letter says:
4" One lady, shirt sewer, stated that she had
been making, for the California trade, shirts fol
two firms, in Maiden Lane and William street
(Which she nam, d. at Cd. and Sd. piece pei
dozen. They to he we'll stitched in every
way, and all that she could make was two dozen
weekly, and to work day and night. She fnrrhel
stated that she had not eaten any kind of meat ii
three weeks but once, when she was asked to dine
by friend, Of whom she got good dinner"
Hamilton Fish has been nominated for United
States Senator in the New York Legislature H,
* tho ,uhig candidate
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MADAME EMERY,
UNION GALLERY,
No. ID st. Charies street, up stairs.

EXHIBITION of Select Ancient and Modern AMT
~ lNGS-rhe Ne Pus Ultra of the Art Of Painting,
VIEW OF TENRRIFFE, with sunset by the &c e.
braied Hldebrand Painter tie King Of Prussia CHRIST
BEING CROWNED WITH rHoRNs, by Ludovco 'srscci,
MtAr by SIR DAVID W,kie. "A fine pecimen of painting
from the Pencil Of Beard entitled THE SoUATTERs.. Por
speemens Of Ancient and Mohern Art forming the best
tn" Single Ticke's 50 cent Family S-ason Ticket a..
LIZ Each person visit ny the Unon Gallery WI be sntl
tied. without charge chance in the Gratuon Dis
lribuon OF Fifteen Pam be Armstrong Ex
change Royal street, which will take place the LIST day Of
May. 1851.
Nv Open during the Day and Evening fel3 If
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The inhabitants of Brooklyn, N. " presented
splendid sword to Captain Sands, U. S. N, com
mander of the ST. Lawrence previous to his sailing
for the Worlds Fair. A ball given the
occasion
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Second Municipality Lyceum.

n1. Lectures Lyceum Hail viii be delivered
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at O'Clock. P. NJ.
The distinguished DR. J. LAWRENCE SMITH engaged
deliver upon the subject of Chemistry He v be
by learned Professors upon different departments Of
Science the contemplated by the ordnance
sius the Library and Lyceum
as foilovs
Ticket admitting gentleman and two ladies' IS o.
|
NJ Tickets may obtained the Librarian, the secona
Municipality Hall. ia2t
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EOR SALE-A Square of Ground in Faubourg
J. jackson, bounded by Renvie Cont. St. Patick and
St Bernad streets in the First Municipality 1t is situated
Oh ground and is contemplated by the Cour Gil 10
open the the Ridge, will de rabe location for
Daryman or Gardener 1t will he sold gooi terms by
applying JOHN t. BARRETT,
fel0 0t* Jackson and Rousseau Lafayette.
EOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE for a smaller or
l. less draugh of water-A first rate SCHOONER <5h
fD tons, well found in sails, ETC., ~
stands A No l. and now running is fast sailer and -
fine gong vessel would suit well go Pensacola.
Galveston her carries well with good cabin,
jaal I'm MOSES EASTMAN, New Basin.
| VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND
IMPROVED Sugar Plantation situated the parish OF Ponte
COupee, containing 1900 acres of 5OJ under
f,Df , En IT, has Just been eomneed at OF COO
and u supply OF Mules. Horses Wagons and Stock Fol
a more full description and terms. apply to
Dbl If Union Row 81 GarondeIet st,
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BY N. VIGNIE, Auctionesr.

WILL BE Sod without reserve. No % Charities street,
w every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 O'Clock, a NJ.
well assorted stock OF GOLD JEWELhf Latest
styes Rings and Breapns, splendid God
Wach Plated Ware very rich Clocks choice
hael Brouze do Lamps OF different sizes and styles
Chna1 and large
Fancy Articles describe City
Country Merchants Housekeepers and others requested tend
erms casi. jl6 II
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THE largest assortn
L TIE AS ever offered to-
sale IN this city and at lowe
nri es. These TEAS are I
the latest importation, and
ui the most choice unalilies
grown in & hinr, having
been selected with great
care. / or the use of fam
lilies they are put mp IN
small quantities in well ST.
cured metalllcpackaeea, So
as 20 prese, their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests
to- Civ re'ail dealers
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotslssup.
piled with evers dnscri =
ton of TEAS. in chests. hal
chests, " ID and . ID boz
ages. il de- ired.
iaT TIN A
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Saturday Morning. February 10. 1901.
We have had but limited business doing in market
during the past week. and will be perceived that Cotton,
with heavy and increasing stock Of the lower qualities and
limited demand. has continued to Tobacco has
been quite dull Sugar rather lower vaue but Moasse
has advanced Flour and Grain have fuctuated much
while some articles of Provisions ncudng Pork and Bacon
have improved.
The next expected from Europe is the Africa,
which was leave Liverpool for New York. Halifax,
the inst Her accounts looked for with deep interest,"
more especially by Cotton operators.
C0tton-Our review of last Saturday morning LEI: the
Cotton market with fair business doing factors under the
influence Of the unfavorabe accounts by the Liverpool
Canada having submitted to a decline of hGS Of
cent, which had occaoned pretty lively demand for Eu-
On Saturday the inquiry less general and the
sales of that and the two following business days. were only
H. 500 bales prices especially for the lower graoes
tending constantly in favor of purchasers On wednesday
and Thur.day affairs s dull appearance ana only
bales changed hands, decidedly lower rates or
all qualities below good middng the stock oil these descr
being very heavy, though the finer gades-iIom their
relative scarcity were better sustained Yesterday was
rainy and npeaan and later accounts from Liverpool by
the steamer Africa being considered due, operators showed
disposition to hold off their receipt The sales however,
reached fully 5000 bales king total for the week of Is 500
hale, taken for the Continent Of Europe, and
Eastern markets. Prices extremely irregular and
tied but we consider fully dDac lower for Inferior
o Nddng reduce figures accordingly The epts
at this port since of September 654 622 bales against
81 69 TO date last and at all the u States ports
| there is now an increase of u. 9l2 bales
| NKW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, -
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Handsome Furniture, corner Of CarOndelet and
ct, Joseph streets.
RK WM. p. SCOTT. Aucfiameer.

TEDN ESDAY, February - Al TO o'cIock-WilI Dc sold
of Mahogany Bedsieads with the hest qpay Of Bedding
Cherry Sycamore Beisead Marble top Lenre Tables Ma
gang Chairs and Tetea Ttes six good Carpets
Washsands best quality Of Mattresses fine Mahogany
Armnrs including French mirrors $500; and
gteat variety Kitchen Utensils, etc.
and sale positive account OF the immediate d.
If thpf, uily feI
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COAL.

COAL.
GOAL of every description, delivered in quanti-
ties S
fels 81 and ! Julia st I.andns New Basin.
COAL-Pittsburg, Anthracite and English Can
~ mel Goal at the LOWEST market price and in qualities
t Els & D''as'''' j JAZZ NIMIcK 20 1cs Grvies
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Reduced!
English Camel Coal,
AS TONS. superior article, now dschareing from
ship ss1sps and for sale in o,s c ., 70 o6 barrels
barrels ana al s g. {, s'. Pf ses barrel
of ca'tase.
Pittsburg Coal.
for fanny %s 9. o. iS SnP'''''
barrels Is a n ns1 s,,1 FREE q a sbarse' at
$50 H2GsnEAp5 cbees Piitbuig Coal. put in large
suit '" rs per- e sas
Anthracite Coal.
100 CASKS Peach Orchard Rel Ash, and Lackawana,
for sale in lots suit buyers, at from
81 to u per cask.
""a S r. t9
rack. and Hospital M near ri
A.. An orders through &t hs #fskS H:nd g.
YssTy into for supplying
tons 1amiies, etc. at the lowest prices tel2 9p,f
ENGLISH CAMEL COAL, at 81 per barrel
~ The subscriber has $50 tons SUPERIOR ESGLIsH CAMEL
orders eS at the ho%pso" coal h
of Juia street. The of B. Brewer Co,
| Camp st. lf-S lms1 JOHN q. BROWER.
X ANAWHA COAL-This very superior Can
IA mel Coal, from the West Virginia Coal Mining Com
psnythe first offered in this now be had 81 Il.
in lots suit. igntes easily burns with great clear
| ness. and DW not snap.
k For orders of less than twenty barrel. liberal dis
| count will be maze JOHN G. BROWER.
eI orders left the Yard, the OF B. RIowe
Co u Camp ST., Will receive prompt attention. Jas lml
THE THOMPSON COAL YARD StCharle,
l. street, Julia street.-The subscriber hsvin!
purchased this old established yard, and laid in fresh suppl
of Coal prepared deyer. in lots 10 suit to his friend
RuRa. ANTHRACITE, ENGLISH AMP , A%FRIGsS GA M
Coat. JOHN G. RROWER.
,tY- Orders may be left at the of Brewer y Co
No. " Camp ial 6mSp
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Hay, CORN, OATS, BRAN and SHORTS
Constantly and in lots purchasers,
by J. GARLAND N co.
fei isly l0l Tchoupouas
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-JAMEs e..
L L BKLDEs, NJ H., 10 Carondelet street. a2SdSw
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and GOut.
A SPECIFY Cure Guaranteed.
MITCHELL'S INDIAN RHEUMATIC EX-
lfl TRACT, which has effected many wonderful cure.
Louisville and other places the Ohio within the last
year offered sale No IL Magazine This
i Indian PREPARATION PURELYVEssr AnLs, and perfectly
harmless d. w. Weaheriori, Major rhOnss NJ. Hicks,
j. b. Semple, John Mlburn, VIM. Graham, WIN: Ball :
X. Slaughter q. Bul, and host OF othes in Louisville
and vicinity, testify powerful effects of from
years standing, Of which it has failed
cure.
fgt" Call and crcn'ar.
RAYMOND 4 PATTEN, Louisville, KY,
JAZZ I'm Sole gents for the United States.
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nR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon would
- announce the citizens of this city and itsfrN
vicinity that he Is prepared to attend to AL husne E7
his line entrusted to his DR. Elliott hopes {ff IN
his experience Veterinary Surgeon will in--2<@
him large business he spent nine in the Vete
rnary oege of France five in Prussia and the last
tive in this CITY win The Doctor S
changes from 81 to $l0 upon durable disease.
Advice gratis.
The Doctor il to be found at al hours of the day and
night al Iatersal's Stables st. Cha les street.
tY~ FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
sale, fed 3m
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United states Marshars sale.

UNITED ST.4TES VS.. FOUR THOUSAND CT
G.3RS In the district Court Of the United Sales
far The Eastern District of Louisiana. No. b7u6
pY virtue OF a writ OF vendltion exponas, to me
ID directed in entitled suit, will sell the high
est bidder on SATURDAY, the 18th day of Feb, 1851, at
" O'Clock, my nfice, Second Municipality Hall, NewOr
leans Four THous AND Clears
Terms each, payable the time OF adjudication.
VIM. SCOTT, u. s Marshal Eastern Dist. La.
u. MershaPs Office. NewOrieans, January q, 1851.
ja30, febs,l5
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET


Friday Evening, February IA, 1851
Arrived during the past week l6l Beef Cattle, S1O Hogs
1871 Sheep IS Cows, and 424 Calves There is an ample
stock heavy Western and Texas Cattle market. Also
good supply of Hogs and sheep, Come choice Sheep
brought IS W head) Mich Cows plenty and market
dull. Calves are in demand.
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Education.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA,

THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
Intuton 10 the parents. guardians, and the
liberal for finished education than
has YET EN- offered by amy Iii aray Institution in the
country For the payment OF hund dollars in advance
script will be issued which entities the holder have who's
family OF boys educated without further charge for
and for the of five hunred dolars script
will he emitting holder and his legal
TO have perpetua ly scholar ia the lnsl utioR.
The high literary character Of the Faculty, well as the
dents makes one the desirable Institutions of the
Sonth Tor the education of our youth.
For particular Information the Institution, appi-
ton be male her of the undersigned who the
authorized A gents for Lou siaua
J w pICTpN, 1863 Carondeet st.
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Extensive Catalogue Sale Of 20O0 bbls. Refined
Sugars French Brandies, Wines. Sardines Oil,
Bre dy Fruits,
BY BERNARD TURPIN, Aucti0neer.
"WEDNESDAY, the 10Th 10 O'Clock, viii be
w Auction, Theo BaIy, snchard 20
Battle Ground Refine NO. IS Cu.tonhouse
street.
refined Sugar double oaves small oaye humps crushed
powdered, white clarifies, &c per cAttlosue
pkg Brdndies, the foil brands Casion,
Pc Ievosin &c under customhnus- Keys.
26 pres Hoiani GnNolets Imperial Eagle in Cusonnhouse
Brandy Cherries Lataue Chaean, BaBs.t
hoYes Fruit 10 their Juice.
40 casks lar. Cote de Bourg
IS bills VIII e Wine.
$50 Claret-St Julien
oChat.lain Bassett, In whole boxes
onethrd oue-haf and onequarter boxes in Cusomtouse
100 baske,s genuine Guigno!es.
Atsy ihDubisr pe Fills, in Cuomhouse Stores.
100 baskets Sweet Oil-A Glly Mauner
And vrey If other Articles whchwi be mentioned in the
Terms liberal.
Samples Sugar will be ready for examination of pur-
ch.sers Mes T. = Blanchard Co., No. 2s
Customhtuse ST t Monday l7h inst feb Is
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-15

ThAAh TONIC AEENCl-No, 81 Camp stteo,
CERI AIN antidote against Constipation oi the fow
"A els, IorpoI Of the Liver, Indigestion, lalpstion
the earn erminaton of Blood the Brain NerVonN Head.
aches, Chls and Fever, etc.
ID. RECOMMENDED ny
u, X. w, tlil, Esq. Prasiden, II. s.. BascOrih",
Matthew Watson, ESQ. Gen. sam Houston
DIV. ". Gwip Capt. W. =. Fuller,
~. W. B. Kaene. and others ar90 iv'p