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r. C5NGISNAT1Ps ;eams, Hqaspqn $50 bb'
G GSs i'lS o. sa sacks s9s!
%h.ss ks oats h Mlsr-ia bbIi apples A do eessW
ss * Bss &c BIO
sk, Pay bAs candle IT kdder-5O bTs
Sse. Sa's' %
M o cheese Grief $3.50 S1 b6Is ASchassf
m Gss sa sS b bo k NaSs Fl ssss,
sol5s DO Is 5bIs lard 50 % -four 9 n is
DO e
CO. s ssss?5
% o. an 'Roess SS shssT;isn
sss,oI o. Ss' sfs
Is Gs ss 8 81 IL Rs sse Sss siss 6
bss ne Be nasgf bF tsns
yyns Bros bxs mustard Beebe ScoDs do byas Aeo"so
b6s P95k Ward J0nass6o DO, 5Ps Kegs a,d IS ks
SsG4 hhdi bacon 6G ssss tpa.qqier Ssosd 66
81 box Fesrn, Donegan &co-4 bales cotton Yeatnian
sfs, @3:iafiS9 # ss.
eTe"ef % do 40 os seal 'shs sasqa
eos e What Jpry SGSgOg rs corn Pae6 Seo
BuddecEe &do-4o do Schneider Wise-7 casks bacon
TENSEss SEE RlyER-Pe5 steamer Cherokee: 1852 bales
shou Bradley t1 sapDdss Gss Se s
sosEy@s Sso aos e %
Wyche Il Hammet-N Buchannon Carroll &co-l9 Lowe
skp%S- usS &soes MsIn1l WAN WIN ' 6eiaaIes
L a MeLa W Ss0 DO Ps " 66ds
SS sbS
cos Eraser @cov4 Baker \ soery-6 Hewitt Norton
Nartin-l cask mdse NJ ID Cooper &co-Tota. 1909 bales
E T. Dpys!; hhds sbs
Tbompso1-69d do Ringgod-ig do il bbs clsarn sugar
Fs dc a hh saff5 Ok do pe
do Augusu Thlbau-7 do q l.aneauX-suntres order.
BAYOU sARA@Psr ! steamer Brilliant 70 bales cotton
Eisiss9 Tcos4 Oakley h4%kins-7 Bcsasr Smith
Bosar FoieyNs Wright Williams &eo1is e.pi %alsnde
hid psog.e Sfom do H 4 @ Sce
do Prescott J do ai%ls do b Boear Foley
Saiss T4ca ia bale. cotton
PIsshs Sson9 ~ MGspn SsoS
,smmack Y Squires--7 Burke &ce-6 i ii Pomeroy--i
Soo nPips Wbe ssI dc DO
Dennstoun Sco-l6 do Ar Mtenberger-6 bbls molasse
uchann9n Carroll &eo-45 hides, bale peltries. there's
JEFF ERs0S11Per steamer osceola: 80 bales cotton W
smilha1 Cummings, stewart &oo-5 Pegrsm & Bryan
SOges R"son koh len Greenwood
bales peltres r Robnaon-l do Speake Il McCeevy-Toa
BAYOU SARA-aPer steamer Gypsy: 80 hhds sugar H A
| G W Lee-20 do Darby rremoulet.2O do Kenneth
Jackson~s hf bis moasses Bonner smth~ao IBIS d
ps9dy al haeeEy Dc Rs%sn keIoOna do order
Gon 8 hhd sagnf h q hi: no an
ehdersos& Peae-s0 do Lallande-2 do, 20 bbs cser
sugar Kelly Conyngham-3O do Felowes &co.
| FLATBoATS.
| second MuntcapGtity-
| INnIANA-Per Dickens boat: ITO 596 lbs hams an
shoulders, ties a23 bbs lard H3 do pork w Mbank
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LAS sITICATId

Tobaccoe hesrd of sales of go hhds, OF which 200
- As at 93a at 8, and at 71sc Also 234 hhds Ma
county reported the day before private term SIC
round.
sugar and M0Iasses-owing to the ncessant rain the
sales were confined to small lots.
FlOur-There demand and $500 bbs changed
hands, of which 800 bbls Ohio, in lots 81 l2Ds4 10. 20
Indiana "a l5 $50 ST. Louis "a 9a, 100 Illinois
"a TO- loo Ohio the Leyee "a 10, and 800 (mxed
brands) ON private terms
COrn-No change sales 1000 SKIS, including 720 inferior
49, 140 yellow 5l52 1000 in several lots 3d. and 1870
SKIS mixed in tw lots, at 800 D bushe
PrOvisions-The demand for Pork limited, with
sales OF 100 bbls branded Mess in lots sl4 50, and 80 M
o. also branded $3 so W bbl. Bacon advanced and
80 cks sold including $50 casks ribbed Sides in
lots SIC a b, and 50 s7.i6e. Holders the close
asking $4,000 for ribbed Sides, and 6ac for Shoulders
Lard also advanced with sales of EDS prime g. 100 hbs
1000 kegs IL and $50 choice u14o " ID. Also
40 bbls poor Grease at 54c
ROpe-100 coils choice were taken at $50 cash
Observation-Disclosures 800 bags Rio at lose p ID.
WhiskyMaIket quiet, and noticed only retail salss
at l9GOl9,sc W gallon for Rectfied.
Exchanges-Demand limited we quote:
New York yday Bills .lDl1a W ct. disc
Sight Checks NewY ork. par q d W CT. prem
Freights-We heard OF no engagement
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JAMES BtTRDlNE, aged about 30 years. feet 8 ~
inches high, has large sca, frem the Conner OF h,|
lives in Louisville. KY. hut sueposed to be slave;
BETSY dark grille. lee inches high, aged about 80
years. has four Of her front teeth she belongs
to Mr., Tregon, Of the Th,Id Municipality.
GEORGE SHEPHERD, a dark guff, feet 81 inches
eye; he free and lives in Lafayette. but supposed to
be slave.
MATILDA a erH. aged about 20 years, 5 feet inches
has lost of her upper front teeth she belongs
TO Mr. Sappee.
The will please conform with the law respecting
them. m II WiIIJAMS Warden.
NswOreans, April IL. 1851. apis law3w
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HENRY HAMBURGER,
III G p C h a. 2SL T@lL or,


MOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public generally, that he has lately received IA
from Paris, ex ship; a fine tment of SUMMER IA
CLOTHS, New Style, imported this coun,rs Tor M
the first Also, very superior article of DRAP l
d'ETE. mills 3Iaw
ERESH SEIDLITZa and YEASTPOWDERS
arre supply of superior quality recently received for
sale by >, l.. MASSEY, Apothecary and Druggist,
mh3l Camp and Gnvier streets
DERRYAN SHOWER BATHS-I have on
l. hand an extensive assortment of SHOWER BATHS,
which, for elegance and convenience, unequaed by
other bath made. i. WOOUPER 81 Mag zine st.
tR- Shower Baths repaired. mhl2
II ROOMS-3O0 dozen assorted qualities, for
- sale by
apps I.W. ARTHUR & co. . and . New Lsvss.
pORK-3O barrels at inspection, for sale by
apI FERD. KENNETH b co. SO Magaznest
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ADULTERATEp CoFrEE.-The adulteration Of
coffee is attracting great attention in the British
Parliament and Press. Meetings held on the
subject in London and the Times says, g a sam
pie OF stuff produced at the meeting, consisting
OF burnt peas, dog biscuit, powdered earth, and
other materials too horrid to mention. The decline
in the consumption had materially increased, and
the only remedy appeared to be to allow its free
Importation as the articles of adulteralion which
formed the greater part of the compound were not
subject to a charge of duty" Alb. Knckerbocker
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RECORDER GENors' CouRT.-Yes,erday colored
named Julian, prison for days for assault
ing Miguel Gandoo a coffee house Cont street
Jose NJ Montero to Jail for month for dis
turbng the peace the Levee. Monday. while in
state of intoxication.
Stealing SHgdr.A boy named Edward Baners was
sent TO jail for month vagrant for going to sugar
hogshead and stealing bag of Monday last.
Henry Molo who was charged with receiving the same,
knowing it to be stolen, discharged.
number OF atdavits made yesterday before
he Recorder against who had committed petty
saus and other Offences against the but of them
possessed any public interest.
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CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL.
TN cerhed medicine
Dyspepsia ali headache,
aody Of stomach appetite
sgue, e1posue heat cold Old
imperfect dgestion deanged the
remedy and surpassed BY MEDICINE
imales suffering derang-uent
Amnf the and highly respectable Certificates refer
o following:
Professor A. A. HAYES. M, D., State Assayer;
FIrZHENRY HOMER, Esq.,. Boston;
JAS T.. DUNN Esq. CITY Treasurer Boston;
Hon. MYaON LAwRxHCE. TX Pres Mass. Senate;
Hon. l., H. ARSoLp, formerly Governo. of Rhode Island
member of Congress;
Hon. WV. WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor of Mich,
Hon. j. T. MoREHEAD, tormerly Governor of Kentucky
u. 3. Senator;
Hon. J. +. SIMMONS, u s. Senator from Rhode ssnd:
Hon SAMt = pHELrs, IT, s. seaator from vermont;
| Hon soLomos F0oTE, member of Corsres from VI;
Hon N. l.. MARTIN, Delegate IN Congress irom WILSON,
| Gen A. 6, DopeE member in Con ress from Iowa;
r. P STOwE tsq. Clerk in the House OF Represent'vs;
G @. TRow sRIDsE Esq, Detroit, , Msh' n,,.
| jostpH BoSIs, Esq, Ii Wall street. N-wYuk
MS oer 81 the highest rerectabnty reexred
IN un VIII cpndrm has invpluahs
meiti'e lR. GEO. g. GREEN, PROPRIETOR Wlnsaior VI.
| REED, BATES & AUSTIN wholesale Druggists No
For sale BY ]. WRIGHT & CO.. l5l Char,rss at
| Es- rnce 81 per bottle ak bottles fof $.
L. CAUTIoN-Each The snuins oxyssnated Bit.ss
vii have the outside wrapper printed sus
the OF e0. Geen Propretur uucn Three
Sides, ard N adition huey engraved label
tne, with the signature ei Reel hzles
Genera sgenis, and to whom all ardeis
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A HoRsE-BRKAKER IN TRoUBLE.-On Monday man
named N. Hubbard arrested in the Second Municipality
by Commisay, the charge of attempting to break OF
train an unruy horse the street, which in violation OF
special ordinance He brought up yesterday morning
before the Recorder and charged with grossly abusing
the officer who arrested him. His honor about fine
the accused 49, but his postponed the for
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.
ships.

IN In the First municipality designated Ing
sable by n the Nos commence at the Railroad aud up..
m@), above
tag No. being faboet Landing the tmS the frs
the Rargal and down No. L
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Imports.

NEW YoRk-Per ship Prince de Joinvlle Ass'L mdse
MAThNZAS-Per bark Loretto Fish: l556 bbs molasses
to Mitchell
oder.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Ella: $1,000 feet lumber, o. 900
shingles. lO,00fath q rooley.
APALACHlCOLA-Pers chr Eagle: $50 bales cotton to
NJ White &co.
ST MARKS-Per schr Ed Bernard: 1877 bbs naval stores
TO K ID Post N
APALACHlCOLA-Pers chr Chpoa: q bales cotton
Wood Low-l00 SKIS salt, master.
Rugeley. Rochelle & b air. ~
BRAZOS-Per schr II l. Scranton: 1900 hides, order.
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SERIOUS AssAuLT.-At very late hour on Monday
night Patrick Nugent found by of the wachmen
the Second Municipality lying upon the ground in dan
gerou. condition He said he had been severely beaten
the mats of a steamboat He conveyed the Charity
Hospital every attention paid him No
has been made in this at present.
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They were committed for trial under the second scton Of the
mn, ~ rcr ..... IF tIaR Ri nj March. 1895,
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FIRE.-On Monday evening fire was discovered in the
house of Mr. Finke, at the of st. Peter and Royal
Streets but was fortunately extngushed before any serious
Iau, one
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STEALING PICKETs.-Wm. Swift yesterday morning
brought before Recorder Caldwell the charge of stealing
pcke worth s1I from the of the Second NUM-
cpaty The accused stouy denied the CHARGE and the
examination was postponed until Saturday next.
RECORDER CALDwELL's Court. "A number of disOr.
dery persons brought before the Recorder charges
trivial Importance but nothing of interest during
investigation. the details of them would only
sariIy occupy space in columns.
Stabbng.-A free of color named Nathaniel Ichen
charged with attempting to stab George Barker the
IN ate of the ship Cromwell on Monday night Some dis
turbace occurred between them board and Kitchen took
large carving knife and made attempt stab him, but
prevented from doing and given into custody. He
remanded.
Patrick Tearney brought for having last night
sauted and struck Waterman Gymes and John Doyle
arrested for having attempted Tearney They
each fined So.
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Tor SALE or BARTER for Dry Goods and
l. Groceries-l200 ACRES SUGAR CANE LAND in
Texs tuated the Colorado River, about miles above
the of Matagorda. For further particulars, apply
the subscriber, al "a Gravier stree.
apl5 i'm JACOB SOFIA, Notary Public.
FOR SALE-A certain piece Of Ground, SO feet
front Bay st. Louis and about 40 deep, and
about fit Tor cultivation Garden, with supe-
rior so-about being fenced in. TN the same "A
four fit for Grocery Store and Cellar
attached to the house mea.nrng ~ Tee, front by 81 The
OF the building substantially finished with
.nguel and boards, and red Also one sor,
KITCHEN with apartments, and a good We'll with
Pump. which contains good water and is well walled up
the above being made within nine months
For particulars, apply No. 267 st. Louis street.
aptl 2w- JOHN HOFFMAN,
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MADAME DWELL


A STODART ~ CO.'S PIANOS.-TYLER
~ l. HEWITT, No. 30 Camp street, -CExN
have just received large assortment of these
celebrated Pianos, OF g. So, "a and oc-4 nSH
taves, in plain and handsome cases whchl Y u VI y
they offer to pnfeh the most liberal THESE in
celebrated Tor richness and purity of and
surpassed by Others manufactured the United
States. eT Purchasers requested call and examine
before buying, ap22 3t
DLEYEL " CO.'S PARIS PIANos.-TYLER
81 HEWITT, No. 80 Camp stree, -EHI
have Just imported exIensive assortment H}fHEa5G
OF these celebrated Pianos. Pccolos and n III h
Pianiuos, of 6, 81, "a and octaves, ny v X VI v
beautiful Rosewood Also, several splendid Grand
Pianos, OF immense power and volume, which they would
take great pleasure N showing either TO the purchaser
to The " amateur. % ap223t
NEW MUSIC New Music. - TYLER a.
~ HEWITT. Pianoforte and Music Dealers, wiz
No 80 Camp street, have just received from the III a
North a large and complete selection OF Music, Xg
consisting IN of Songs. Watzes Polkas, Ma 1ee
zurkas Opera pieces, Fantasies, etc. etc., among "a
which the following beautiful pieces, viz: La File
du Regiment ,-Grand Fanasie, by Maurice Srakosch
and " Grande Polka de Concert" BY Wallace both pieces
Dedicated Miss Rose Kennedy OF this city W hie my
thoughts still thee " from Strakoscs Opera OF
Giovanni di Na9oli - Pego!ty, the Wandere from
tice' both beautiful LITTLE Ballads airy Times Moon
Huguenots-" Beware 80 Elf Polka by E Groeneve
of this city La Chase Polka ~" Diileitanii Polka Ma
zurka Mermaid Polka and Hates Waltz, three pieces
by w y. Hewtt-ec. ETC.
e Just received. several seraphins, from the factory
OF Alexander Sons, Paris, suitable small churches
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HYDE & GQoDRiCH vs.. j. ". ,D,0LBE;aRi;;; : Il
II ,l55, ,l55
TN virtue Of five writs of e. fa., to me directed in
auction at Banks Arcade on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF
May le5l IL ocl0ck the following described property
seized to satisfy the Judg rendered in The above entitled
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in suburb Annunciatou
designaed by the numbers and in a. bounded by
Melp0mene. Thaa. Maunse and Cara Streets in the city
of said lots having each 81 feet front Clara
by l2 feet inches and lines in deph-ot forming
e e0pper cash. q, ihaa and NJ eTfHoMas Constable
Neworsans, April !, 1851. ~ ''>''- o'''' apa
F. REPPEL VS.. B.4PTTSTE ANTOINE. =. Docket
j. page o5i...So. A'l6S OF The CITY Court Of Men
DY virtue of a plunus alias writ of seizure and
- sale directed by the Hon. J. L. Winter, Second
public anion Mt Banks Arcade on MONDAY. the 18Th
day Of may Is g Il sass in suburb IRENE the
square comprised within Preur, Roman Coumbu and La
hsrpe streets, making Of lot No of square No. 49,
said measuring Is feet inches lines front Roman
by 100 feet in Depth bounded the side towards Columbus
street by lot o and on The de towards aha[ps street b.
cause satisfy The judgement rendered therein.
New Orleala April II. 1851. apl4
JoHN LIMBETy s, JOIN HENfY BR0W.Nqnt
tees Court. No. ,i,07S.
y virtue Of writ OF seizure and sale to me
~ directed BY the Hon. J. L. Winter. Second Justice .
sell at public auction on MONDAY the 10Th day OF May
TREE GSs Of GRUSD n suburb
designated as Nos i, and IN square No B. bounded b.
Peopda Livingston. Eysean Fields and Mangny streets
lines each Eysean Fields by l4 eet inches depth
more there is as per plan drawn by Bry. and de
gether with all The buildings and Improvements thereon
| seized in the above entitled cause.
Terms and conditions OF sale !, cash hooy.s c...,.
| New Orleans. April IL, 1851. apl4
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Il TEAS everoffered for
sale IN this city and at lower
prices. These TEAS arept
the latest Importation. aud
Ofthe most choice qualities
grown in G ina, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put. up IN
small quantities IN well Sc
cured metsilicpack so
as 10 presei We their Ira
GRANGE Us long as in the
chests.
v"City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boats. ships and boielssup-
piled with every dnscrir,,
lion of TEAS, inchests. hall
chests, " ID and D Id boxe
ages, It desired.
,ugr km "A.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's CouRT-Y ssterday five
men named Charles Peterson. William Smith. Alonzo ]
Stevens. Thomas Mcdonald and Charles Johnson, were
b ugh up at the above court before Commissioner Lushs
chag with having dsobeyed the orders of the Captain of
the Uu ed States Ori.on refusing to per
firm their july when commanded do by which refusal
thew had com init ed the of mutny. The Occurrences
took place sunday last At The Balze and the
NIGHT thew were arrested by Mr. John Breshwood the Flint
lieutenant and brought to the Fist Municipality JAIL
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.

CUNDRIES-In Store-Claret, $50 boxes Ale
~ and Porter IS casks; Sherry. Madeira, Port and Cham
apsa 1t CHARLES sToUGHTON. "a Camp st.
THE subscriber is now receiving his spring sup
l. plies of CHOICE GROCERIES,, 10 which the atten-
ton of purchaser. s invited
80 mats Id Government Java Coffee "a
half chests spring importation choice Ooong Tea;
hail chests extra do do do;
halt chests SOuchOng do do;
10 half chess q. p, Imperial Tyson and Y. II. do;
Is rkins choice Orange county butter;
8 cases Rents Water Crackers
% dozen Underwood's Pickles assorted;
81 do Eng ish do do;
3 do Picked I.obsters:
5 10 large Seville Olives;
10 do ! and ID salmon
10 DO and h Lob,'ers;
D Ito superior Lemon syrup.
10 bushels English Spit Peas
rs dozen Boston pure ant keatGcRy MUSTARD
~ casks, quarts and pins 'lip srs scotch Ae
~ do do HIbbet's lsuuion Porter:
20 cases Patent Pearl Candies. oqia 10 Sperm and al
much lower price;
100 boxes soap, various qualities;
40 boxes 'aret, tIJm lar TO choice qualities
10 bhls New Jersey Com Huminy;
50 drums Figs;
rs dozen Guava Jelly;
Prunes in Jars
French and American Preserves
10 cases, 70 cartoons each. London Layer Raiins;
full assortment OF Liquors ordals Wines, etc.
ap12 lit w. q. RAYMOND, III camp St
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SECONDHAND BOOKS.

The Subscriber has the Stock Of DR.. HUNTER
opposite ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This is the
collection and valuable Secondhand Books the
city.
the wish of the Subscriber dispose the Books and de-
his exclusively dealing Watches ewel
he offers the lowest prices for cash Among them the
best works Theology, Law, Medicine Novels Bellies Letes,
| Poetry and Science.
tf- The latest Novels and Publications always on hand
apps JOSEPH RAFAEL, No. "a ST. Charles
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BRAZOS-Per steamship Parnpero 2 hhds tobacco 1902
kegs lard. 30 sks com, As SKIS coffee and sundres
LivERPOOl.-Per ship Opheia: 1000 bales cotton 5lS3
bbls flour, "a bbis taliuw.
LlyERPOoL-per ship X Il: 1866 bales cotton 1861
bbls flour, 800 slaves.
NEW YORk-Per ship Manchester: s. bales cotton 437
bales hemp, las do 81 do SKINS do moss 20
hds sugar. 43 cks hams 30 bxs candles, 43 hhs
w locks oils ones, oo9 SKIS cks 81 kegs white lead
20 pkgs mdse
BOSTON-Per bark Rienzi 295 bales cotton 2O6 bales
hemp, H4o bbs pork, l5O bb s3 lard % bbs lard "a
do flour. do sugar, 3D5 hides etc.
BDRDEAUA-Per bark Miiades 81 00O slaves
PHILADEl.PHlA-Perb bark Nashua 400 bales COTTON
~ baes IL hhds tobacco 1896 pigs Lead 1877 bacon
II hb % bxs candles 50 bxs stone 10 bales wool i9
ties u bis lard, 1922 hides 50 pkgs mdse.
host Per bark Lucy Ann: t55 bbls pork, 594 bbs
Lard l3 casks bacon ls bales hemp, 1855 pigs lead 10 b
castor oil 81 do dried fruit; 1922 bies 30 slaves
BOsTON-Per brig Patterson 696 bbls pork, 426 bbls
ard lO2 do lard oil 81 do OIL l3 pigs ead IS bags
wheat, 500 hides. 500 slaves IA bxs machinery.
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per sehr Hornet Govt stores
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PRESTON POND, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
MILL give his attention to all business matters
entrusted his in the parishes of East and West
Feliciana Fast Baton Rouge and st. Helena
EE~ Office, Clinton. La
Refer to Hon Theodore II. McCaieb or Hon. John W.
Crockett, NewDreans. apI
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u N0tice.-The undersigned resumed business on
his and will aid i4u1son Of the affairs Of the
late houss Of LEvERCH Co. oy deeease Of Mr.
EDWARD J. WALSH. w. q. LEvERICH.
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UNION GALLERY, No. ID st. Charles

UNION GALLERY, No. ID st. Charles
street, up stairs.
TREE ADMISSONThe celebrated and truly Painting
VIEW IN TENEklFft, representing gorgeous Sunset
by llIerbIanJ, present open for public Inspection
Mr. GALVAN, having obtained the o. the proprietor
offers ms opportunity viewing Of those ~
This Painting will be Tor Inspection until
2ib
tar The proprietor the Union Gallery so rails public
AMI rich collection OF PAINTINGS feS
evenings Of the 2h and 18th nst by j. A. BEARD,
Aucioneer
o. In Gallery exhibiting beautu ncdel de-
executed peo distinguished Italian Sculptor
jackson Monument aplou
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BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbs
- expressly for family use
Picked : aim0n. in kits and half kits;
Mess Mackerel, in kits and half kits
No. 10. in half bbs, quarter bills, kts and half
kits
Haibuts, Napes and Fins, in quarter bbls
Dried Col Fish, fine artcla
And very large assortment of Family and Plantation
Stores, together with fnl Of Ship Chandey,
for sale low by [ap22l +, EVANS CO, 70 t,amp 81.
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

MRS. Z. E. DA PONTE is prepared to give
1Vl LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINT k<.A
ING in Water Co0rs. She may be seen at Miss Gf2
Burds. opposite Lafayette Square. mh2l Il 49,
A CARD-A Lady, fine Music Teacher of the
Piano Forte, Drang htswoman and Painter who speaks
the French in all is purity besides being compe,ent
instruct in all branches oil English, desires situation
Teacher country school private family. uDexcepton
abe reference character and be furnished
eR Applications left at this office will be promptly
tended ml3l
PUPILS.
HAVING resigned the office OF Superintendent
Of Public Schools, propose taking few pupils along
with me residences u Massachusetts The number
will not exceed SIX. shall only endeavor to instruct
them all suitable Studies. but shat also
their and morals, and consult their wei an
things My residence is the Fall River Railroad,
hours travel from NewYok and one from Boston, the
DO ders OF the pleasant aee Of Brdsewate shall leave
s city the lst of June Those who wish Tor
further information will find daily Of 222 Camp street,
between and o. clock NJ laplIl John A. SHAW.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-23

MISSING MISUNDERSTANDING the last few days. girl
named Helena Murphy recently from Ireland. has been
missing Inquiries have been made after her in quar-
tiers, by her sister Bridget Murphy living No. lbs Drysdes
-eet but without finding her. The girl from the County
4 -. mick, and about Is years old.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-23
COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
street, corner Inha stzeet-The suhscrbef having
purchased this old established yard, and laid fresh supply
Of Coal. prepsred dshyes in ots 70 suit 70 big isnds
BURG, ANrHaACrrE, ENeLIsH AND AMERIcAN CAMEL
CoAI. 49, JOHN g. BROWER.
tV- Ordess may be left at the of Brewer Co.
No. II tsamp stree Isll 6m3p