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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06

a S~TROLOGY-THE CELEBRATED DIR. C. w. ROBACK,
IN Professor OF AsuOlogy, Astronomy, Phrenology, and Geoman-
ey, combined with ~CoNJURAT1ON from Sweden. Office No. n
Locust street, Philadelphia, offers his services 10 the citizens OF Indi
ana He has been consulted by all the crowned heads Of Europe,
and enjoys a higher reputation as an Asrologer, than any one living.
Natvines calculated according 10 Geomancy -LadiesS 50, Gentlemen
Is. Persons al a distance can have their nativities drawn by send
ing the date Of the day of their birth. All letters containing the
above fee, will receive immediate attention, and nativiles sent 10
any part Of The world, written on durable paper; and he is prepared
10 make use Of his power by conjuTauon, on any of the following
topics: Courtship, advice given for the successful accomplishment
Of a wealthy marriage he has the power 10 redeem such as are CAV
en- 10 the free use Of the bottle; and for all cases of hazard, and for
the recovery OF stolen or lost property, and the purchasing OF lottery
tickets. Thousands of the aboye-named cases have been done il
This city and lis vicinity, and in the United States, 10 the full satisfac-
lion Of all 10000 Nativihes or Horoscopes have been cast during
the last four years. while here. Letters will answer every purpose.
and will do as well as 10 call in person, and the mail is now so safe
that persons need not fear to trust money through the Post Office.
Dr.. Roback receives from 500 10 1909 letters monthly, and has never
missed one. All letters will be religiously attended TO, as aforesaid
For more particulars, call AT the office of the Sentinel and GET an
Astrological Almanac, gratis. C. w. ROBACK,
No. 8, White street, New York City.
Be particular TO mention the Post Office, county and State.
u All communications kept religiously secret feb26
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II A T A N d CAPS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SSIGN OF THE BIG -
4. FAIRBANKS, Sentinel Buildings, Washington street, has
Jus received a large assortment OF elegant Silk Hats, or the
prices for cash.
Also, a varied and extensive assortment of Wool and Fur Han,
all styles, and a great variety of Plush Cans.
he offers the above stock TO wholesale and Retail nurch,sar. m
unusually favorable terms, andhopest they win give him a call before
Po,cuesnB elst"hcrc- .E.." ~ .M. sepl6
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OHIO M A COLLEGE.

COLLEGE HILL, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO,
TENHE third annual session OF the Ohio Female College will com
II meEce on Monday, the 18th inst An efficient corps ofProfess-
os and Teachers has been secured, and evsry department of in
srucuon will be ably led. The institution is located al College
Hill, six miles north of Cincinnati, o., a place noted for its elevated
and healthy position, lis beautiful scenery, as well as The excellent
character of is ciuzens -Four new and coHmodious buildings have
been erected and dedicated TO the cause OF FEMALE EDUCATION,
the principal of which, with its furniture, cost over $4,000. A full
and thorough classical course OF studies has ben adopted, upon the
completion of which, young Ladies receive q Diploma. The insti-
tution possesses a good Telescope, Chemical snd Philosophical a-
Paratus etc, and lectures with experiments are given weekly, TO
the whole school. The terms are reasonable. Letters Of inquiry
should be sent to Rev. John Covert, College Hill, Hamilton CO., q.
JOHN COVERT, Presit-
SEPTEMBER 1st. 1861.
Rsfsrenees-Hon. John Mclean, Rev Samuel w. Fisher, Rev.
T. A. Mills, u. II. Allen, ID. D. s +. Cary, Esq, Cincinnati; d.. Jas
L. Allen, Rockville, IRi; Rev. w. NJ. Cheever, Terre Hauie; aud
Rev. C. f. Babb, Indianapolis. ~sep9-dsw-2nw journal copyl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06
NRoCERIEs! GROCERIES, RocERIEs!.i-w are j

a NhOCEh1ES. GhOOEA1ES! :. MISUNDERSTANDING are
~ now in receipt of a large and well selected stock of fresh Gro
ceries, and offer AT Wholesale, to the trade al reasonable prices We
would invite city and country dealers TO examine our stock anC
prices before going 10 the River, as we feel confident that we ear
offer inducements for them TO make at least, a part OF their purchases
IN this market.
Our stock consists in part as follows:
Is hhds. n. o Sugar 10 bbh. pure Saleratus;
25 bbls Crushed, Powdered, and 25 doz. Painted Buckets;
Loaf Sugars 20 Nests do. Tubs
so bags Eastr. Rio Coffee; 50 doz- Bed Cord;
10 bags old Java do, reels do;
so bbs. n. O. Molasses. S do. Sash Cord.
10 do. 5. II. do 10 coils Halter Rope;
s Tierees prime Rice; 30 doZ Pow Lines;
so hall cheasY y. Hyson, Imperial, 200 lbs. Irvine;
Gunpowder and Black Teas, 50 boxes w. R. Cheese; =
% boxes SummerC Candies 10 do. English Dairy" Cheese
% do. Star do; 500 lbs. Copperas,
IS do. Soap 500 do. 5. +. Indigo;
% do. Toilet & Shaving SOAP; 500 do Alum:
9 do. Genuine Old CASTLE do 300 do. Logwood;
10 gross Mason's Backing, 1000 lbs. Nader
200 dOZ. assorted Brooms; casks Salmon;
100000 Percussion Gaps; % boxes s< 10 and I0S II Glass
100 I, !, and whole kegs 4" Hsz- so do. Glassware;
ards" Gun Powder, $50 KEEPS Nails, assOrtej;
1000 lbs. Bar Lead, 50 gross Matches;
so bags Shot; 5 bbls. Almonds;
. boxes Bakss Cocoa; . do. Flbertr
) do. Chocolate. 1000 lbs. assorted Candy;
*, 700 Cigars; 100 Teams Wrapping Paper
40 boxes Tobacco; p do, Cap and Letter Paper
80 lbs. Nutmegs, 30 dog. Ink;
5 bags Pepper boxes clay Pipes;
3 DO. Alspiee; 1000 Stone do;
30 mats Cinnamon 1000 Pipe Stems;
Is dOz. Mustard, p boxes "Foxis' Starch;
20 lbs Cayenne, % doz. Zinc Wsshboards;
5 boxes Pepper Sauce; 20 Nests wood Bowls.
200 lbs. Cloves;
For sale by BROWNING & MAYER,
North side Washington ST., one square east Of State House.
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JOHN O'KANE & SONS
NEW BOOK STORE.

JOHN O7k u SUNS
NEW BOOK STORE.
VXTE announce TO our friends, TO Booksellers, Country Mer-
w chants, Teachers, Professional Gentlemen, and book buyers
generally, that we have opened in indianapolis, Marion county, In
diana, a new Book Store. We are prepared al any time to supply
the trade, in large or small quantities, with an entire new and fresh
stock of Books and Stationery. We keep always ON hand a large
and complete as ortment Of Miscellaneous, Theological, Law, Med
zeal, Common School, and Classical Books together with a full
stock OF Staple and Fancy Stationery.
We are confident il would be TO the interest Of Couniry Merchants
and all others wishing 10 purchase books to give as a call.
All orders thankfully received, and we assure those who send that
they will be filed promptly. Particular attention paid to orders by
mail or otherwise for quantities or single volumes. Beeswax and
Rags wanted. JOHN OKANE & SONS,
may23dwtf No. morris Buildings. under Odd Fellows Hall.
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III IGnTnrNG! LIGHTNING !!,-The sub. y

n IGETEING! LIGHTNING,. LIGHTNING 1.-THE sub
A scriber having put up several thousand feet Of James Spraft's
Cincinnati Lightning Rods in this vicinity, is still prepared with /.
urge quantity Of Rods direct nom Cincinnati, and good experienced
hands to put up any quantity al short notice and at the moderate
price Of 10 cents per foot, OF he will sell the Rods ats cents per foot,
and let the purchaser put them up himself Always on hand at the
sgn Of the Big Pad Lock and Cook Stove, by
HENRY s. KELLOGG.
References :-Capt. Worries, c. w. Cady, ID. Yandes, J. L. Keich-
am, and J. d. Defrses, Esqrs, and the Trustees Of The Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, Judge l>-kins, Messrs. r. r. Underhif, J. w. Hol-
land, DR.. Billiard, and L. Craighesd. sug2s-w
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-PowDER I've are agents for the
d sale Of Gun-powder ofthe celebrated " Hazard Powder Co.'S"
manufacture, guaranteed equal 10 any Powder in the United States
WInssupply City dealers al reasonable rates, delivering The Powder
upon short notice.
We have erected a Magazine near the City limits and shall, al all
times, be fully supplied with all grades OF Powder.
All Powder sold by us will be guaranteed equal 10 representation,
when Otherwise, the money will be refunded.
We now have in Magazine:
IS kegs Kentucky Rife Powder, FIFE;
20 half kegs do. do. do;
20 quarter kegs do. do. do;
20 kegs fair Lawn Mills, FFFs, do
20 kegs Deer, dol
10 kegs Austin King d Co.'s do;
10 half kegs dc. do;
10 kegs Cannon and Blasting, do;
Superior Canister and Sporting. do;
ROWNIN g. MAYER.
- North side, Washington Street near the State House.
iune3O-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06

HIGARs T~oBAooo-on hand a very large stock Of
u frst auslitx OF Snanish Cissrs And Csynndiah Iahacco =
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06

| SHEEP SHEEP! SHEEP !i!-The subrciber returns from
- the Ohio State Fair with a fine supply Of Fine Wooled sheep,
which he will sell on liberal terms. Persons wishing to increase
the quality and quantity, will do well 10 give him a cali. His varie-
~ consists OF Gaudaloupe, Half TanteT, Saxony, Polar and Spanish
M r. HULL.
Near Alquina, Fayetie CO., Ind. Oct 9, lsSl-oeti-w3w
NIEw STORE AND NEW GooDs-Asron d. ohr & Co..
II are receiving and opening daily in the Masonic Building, a
large and well selected stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Groceries, Cotton Yarns, &c. to
which We would respectfully call the attention of the citizens of In
disnaPolis and surrounding country: These Goods have been pur-
chased at extremely low prices, and we would particularly invite
our country friends if they want Ne0 and Cheap Goods, TO give us
a call.
After an absence OF two yearsto that famous and Golden Country,
California, we have returned TO our old home where we intend TO
settle for lVs, provided our friends will give us their assistance.
AARON ID. ORR,
WILLIAM BRADEN.
0-Stop at the Masonic Hall. ocr23-wtf
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V%sAs PuI5 s"55I MHag1 "WV' ID,
Domestic Brandy, Sweet Wine and Gin, New England Kun, old
Bourbon, Copper distilled and recu6ed Whisky, Peach and Apple
Brandy. Also, Candies, Ground Spice, Mustard, Escensss, CHINA
mon, Vermifuge, Castor, Lnseed and Tanners OIL, Turpenune, Ink,
Flssks, Jars, Glass, Tumblers, Backing, Percussian Caps, Paste
Boards. Bottle Corks, Cotton and Hemp Irvine, Cotton Troi Lines
and Staging, Duponts and Blasting Powder, Sifters Salt, DC, &c.
seDI1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06

GREEN GLASS WARE.-20O boxes Green Glass Ware, con-
j siang OF Walls and Bottles Of all sizes and description for sale
low at aug26 CRMGHEAD & BR0WNIN6,S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06

YWyO FARMERS-Th subscriber has constantly On hand, j
Paion's best make Of CRADLES, ready for use, a, the Sign
Of the big Paddock and Cook Stove.
may3l 81 atsts s. HENRY s. KELLOGG
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-14

re- Notice is hereby given that application has been
made to the Louisiana Bank for the issue OF Duplicate Cerf
cate No g3 dated January 81 1885, Of 30 shares u paid
the Louisiana intbe maine Of JOSEPH FOWLER II
the original of which has been missd. w BOGART,
il, sd Cursto o he Estate OF J. Fowler, IT.
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Rswlns &co7 hides w ChanderTota $50 bales cotton.
kATCHITOCHES-Per steamer Hecla-76 bales cotton
to A C Chagner-I2 e II Pomroy-as Bonner & smilh-6
M Greenwood &co-l2 Mckee. Buckley &co-2 Burke Il
Goa do Cleveland Broe &co-43 O Roubeu-s2 Hill. Nc
Lean &co-,l3 Lecke. Ropert aco-2 Gamma Squire.
~ Ar Milenherger-42 Buchann0n, Carroll &c0-2 Z
neGruy-A ] B Plauche &co-72 bids sugar A " J Den
nistoun &coAdo Ar Menberger-I6 bills molasses w T.
!evevich-10 bdls leather Gy16 bis petr.s 80 hides
Garter Feo-6 do BIS peIes Kitchen DAVIS do,
MOUNT PLEASANT-Pcr steamer s w Downs-22
hides, 60 bales cotton l. II Duncan3g w aters e.. %
Gribble7 Savage, Williams &cO--3 McRae II Coffman-
4 Whsh,. Williams &co-32 /! 7 Donald 500 Hoyt,
Ford Graves-6 do Oakley u Hawkins-a Bsrne &co--
SWilams Phillips &co-t Buchanan, Carroll &Co-2 bis
peiries Hall l. Reese do "a hides Small McGill-2 bxs
specie l. Drink OrderT0el ls7 bis cotton
FLATBoATS.
mt Jeffers0n City
VIRGINIAPer Moore's boat: 300 bbls ear corn $50 do
potatoes, 600 bushels m rster
INDIANbPer Haynes boat 395 bbls pork 66s 10 -four,
30 head lard q i49 kegs lard rs and casks bacon.
l56 sacks OATS, so do bran Overton. Chism SEQ
OIiO-per Beloats boat 1400 bbs -four Sturges Ad-
ans n Graham.
OHIO-Per Seamans boat 400 bbs whisky. 100 do flour
to Connoly.
-AOo-
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

MRS. c. E. DA PONTE is prepared to give
WI LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINT $3.50
NG IN Water Colors She be at Miss 4fzksS7
Hurd's. opposite Lafayette Square. mhal It AAS
A CARD-A Lady, fine Music Teacher of the
Piano Forte. Dane htswoman and Palmer, who speak
the French language all It's purity besides being
10 instruct in all branches OF English desires silua ion
Teacher in country school private family nexcepion
eS Applications left at this office viii be prom. tly al
tended TO, inhSl
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MUSIC.
- =
NEW MVISIC STOR Il.


80 Camp street, three doors beiow Poydras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
L examine the large. splendid aud com xxassss-l
plee stock of PIANO +, ,R rES, M 'SlCfXMrT&x5
and M =; ',,!I INSTRUMENTS, at the nj
Gahd Piano Fores, from Pleye Co., Henri Herr, L.
Gilbert & Co, and the hest Of OF her makers.
Semi Grand Pianos, from Henri Herr and fleyel-
Picolo Pianos and Psnnos from iterz.
squar- Planes. from Gilbert Durham. WIN. Hail &-Sou
Gale, and Others
The splendid prize Piano. from VIM. Hall sen. broad
WY, NewYork.
Mel depns from 20 octavos.
Paror Organs, IN rich carved cases.
The HarmOnc0n Orchestra. Drs anized Piano. -
New style ot Guitars, of rich and varied patterns
Tomas make.
Boehm Flutes.
improved Accoreons, warranted not 10 e ont OF tune
Brass Instruments, from double bass at1ogcther witt
a fun assortment of Music, and old.
Mr. Affixed +. TRUST has charge o the establish
nent and will be at all times ready wait his numerous
friends
room has been fitted up for the especial Of the ladies
where they always have tried their music befors
purchasing. feai lpl w +. MAYO.
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THE undersigned continue to make liberal cash
advances upon approved consgnments their friends in
Richmond, Baltimore PhIla,ielpha, New YJfh and Boston
feN u FERD. KENNETH 3 co. 90 Magazine st.
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pIAAO fUHTE AND Muse eTUits.

~ IN NJ r , X r. T. T.
AZ a. TYLER has hand and is constantly ruosivn,
Ai PL4Mo F0RI'Es, from the Justly uih.GifI.
Davis s 90, Boston; John 3. Durham,
David Van Wrinkle, a. IL Gale Co; andy
Jus. H. Groveslien, New York. also Peyes Paris Pianos
Orders received for the HORST's PATENT IRON PtA.
NOS, be delivered in fast we'd from IN,
factory These Pianos decidedly the best Piano
ue particularly for the country. where Tuners seldom
as they will stand longer and in better tune than an,
other Piano These Pianos have independent
which can be removed in momen there being ne sonnee
between the Piano and Superior lTARS,
,azx VIQI.lNS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
s other M usca instruments, constantly on hand and
t19ftE for sale at low prices SHEET MUSIC for Pans
1ss2e Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also CONSTRUCTION
rs BOOKS foi all musical instruments. ~ A Lib
sra Discount Dealers Teachers and all those sending args
orders. All orders promptly attended TO- nhaa
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Imports.
----- NIhpOFISs
. NDEN AS-Per brig Sarah. 81 hh

\ G. qunart.
II )N-Psr brig Flora Lime 10 order.
hOl rAUN-Per shin Montreal: Wines etc. A Ca,rere
EAbbifF-Per ship Anna lift 4S7S bars railroad 10
r.ler
GENOA-Per brig Carlotte; Assorted mdse
LiSEkPOol.-Pef ship Wm Paiten: Assorted mdse.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Martha: q, 600 feet lumber, 100
sashes and doors TO A Simpson.
CARDIFF-Per ship Mary Ward ASA bars raiioad iron
order.
CARDENAS-Per brig Oscela: 1873 hid. l5O tres and 800
bbs moasses 10 G A Broadwell
THOMASTON-Per bng Pulaski: 200 bbls lime order
APALAcHlCOLA-Per brig VIM T Dugan: II bales
cotton A Mitcheli-l50 do osuabuTgs 5 Estes
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Exports
NEW YORk-Per steamship Ohio: $1,000 in silver, and
sundrles.
NEW Y0RK-Per ship Creole: IS bales cotton. 90 do
hemp 12 do SKINS ISL 800 cks hams 10 bxs tobacco
do cand 20 bb OIL "a do alcohol, IS bbs Y cks pork 1903
tc bacon 81 ties IS bbs lard 10 bb whisky, 30 walnut
20 pkgs mdse.
LIyERPOoI-Per ship Maine: 1898 bales cotton, 1898
bbls -four.
CADIZPer ship Astoria: 532 hhds tobacco 1900 slaves
PHlLADELPHlA-Per ship Queen Vicioria: 2i50 bales
cotton.
BOSTON-Per ship European: 1si0 bales cotton 1000
bushels salt IO6 hb flour, 81 rolls leather, ia calf skins I'LL
hides, 81 bxs cordias
BOsToNPer ship Medford: SIS bales cotton 34OO bbs
-four IL bd deerkns fnrs 1910 hides ST. bbs pork
by ties lard, do grease. hhds sugar. IS pkgs mdse.
ST PETERSBURG-Per bark Sarah Bridge 170i bales
cotton. pkgs mdse.
HAVRE-Per bark Nimrod: 1858 bales cotton.
BARCELONA-Per brig VicoreDa: $50 bales cotton,
150U
TAMPlCO-Per schr Mary Elem 35 kegs butter, 25 bxs
cheese, bhs bans, H. 600 feet lumber sundry mjse
klNGSTON-Per scbr Ocean Queen. I'll bbls pork 800
kegs lard. 20 bales tobacco
BALTlMORE-Per schr Harmonic: 90 bales cotton, 3s2
bbs pork 30 sos kegs lard ~ bd hides 100 empty cks
PENSACOLA-Per sehr Patsalaga: 60 bbs flour, . DO
pork, cks bacon. bbis moasses.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Ann Eliza: 50 bbls flour, 80 do
pork 70 bbls whisky, 100 sis corn.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Waller Nj: 100 sacks corn, 100
bbis flour, ~ do pork. 10 do coffee
APALACHICOLA-Pers chr Chipoa. rs cks bacon 200
bbs whisky 15U do flour so bbl moasses $50 sacks com So
do coffee, 50 hbls pork
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L TEAS ever offered for
sale IN this city and at lower
prices. These TKAs are Of
the latest importation, and
utthe most choice qu Allies
grown in C h in a. having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put mp in
small quantities in well Sc
cured metalllcpackages, so
as 70 presei We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
City retail dealers.
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and botelssup.
piled with every dnscrip-
ton ofTEAs, inchests. ball
chests, u tb and q fb box
ages, if desired.
inN FIN a
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IobarroIVr heard Of bet sales IA hhds 81. and
a bids high in case. OIL prvat erms
sugar and Moissse--Sugsr was steady, with sales OF
400 to 800 hhds 4s954o tor FAIR soasses is selling in
limited way 242s5ac for Fermenns and 9sc " gallon
Tor the best Re boiled.
CoHeo-l5O bags Rio fold at 1O(0l0}sc.
fiour-The market unchanged and noticed sales
800 bbs including 25 bbs Common, 90 IS. 500 Ohio
- ls "a lS bbls St Louis (avorte brands) "a 60
and lot OF Extra at "a rs q Dbl.
Corn-Pces rmer, aud 10 sacks sold. of which sacks
low So $40 COOo. $500 and 5000 ST. and
OF White al 55nD56 W bushel.
Star Candies-55 boxes (nll weight sold at 1876 y
pound.
Pork-Su improving. 100 IBIS unnspected Mess
aod s4 DO 100 branded ga TO- and smaller lots
IA IS y Dbl
Bacon-Firn. As casks Sides free of back bone,
Sc Gan advanee) ks Shoulders Sac. and
lots Of Ribbed Sides al s44G1S9Sc o b.
Lard-No sales OF iipouance.
Hay-lO bales Norher brought SIS co. and 200 were sold
asl9 W " ton.
Baseng and ROpe-We noticed sales of $50 pieces at
at ~, 10 at 10, and $50 coils Mt sc, all on time.
Whisky-aO bbls Recied taken, in several lots, al
ls1ac % gallon.
sait-A sale of 1000 sacks Turks Island and Rum Key
from store, at 55o W sack.
Exchanges-IImited demand quotstons:
Sterling lu51a I'D llO4.
New York sixty day iils ...........4I5l W ct. disc
Sight Checks on NewYork par a y ~ CT prem
Freighs-The last engagement for Liverpool ed.
for Cotton.
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Oh r XIX 4 LOMbEAs
TUST RECEIVED Two flatboat loads Cherry
- LUMBER. of the following dimen ions: 3 3,4S4.
u and = Scantling ~, and inch Plank y, l,
ALso@Bl.ACK WALNUT PLANK, BOARDS and
SCaNTLlNG. + sale the
ARCADE Mills MAPoe any AND LUMBER YARD.
Office, iS St. Joseph the Levee,
ap1l HENRY T. SHERMAN
CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOB ACCO-The subscribers hive constantly
and for sale in lots sut Cuba Hsvana Florida
Mason Comfy Kentucky. Tennessee and Missouri WRAP
pERS AND FILTERS. Also-Tobacco in hhds. ans
bses, selected the Mexican market and fn plantator
TURNER " RENSHAW,
80 Camp and i39 Tchou pit0uss street.
fS'- Tobacco baled order. fe4 iy
EOR SALE-A certain piece OF Ground So fee,
front Bay st. Louis and abou 10 deep, and
about fit Tor cultivation Garden will supe
Nor soll-abont heing fenced in On the @
property there IS one story FIR >, Z HOUSE with EE!
four apartmentsone fit for Grocery Store. and elar -
attached the house 30 feet front by 3d. The
interior Of the building is very substantially finished with
tungueL and boards and ed Also, story
KITCHEN with Two apar,me is. and good Well with
Pump. which contains good and is well walled mp
the above improvement being made within nine months
For particulars, apply at No. ab7 ST. LOUIS street, to
apti 2ws JOHN HOFFMAN,.
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IN In the First municipality ldessnaed in the following
mrD, Railroad and
In the the Nos above the Steamboat Land
Filtboat In the Third tm3) the first
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-14

SpTlhS ahu MethAhfca1 P1anOs,
of DEBAIN's make, extraordinary strumens upon which
0Kl-a person who understands -nlss1GI-
- nothing wbalever OF NJ usr, ~ Ersn22
can play, after two or thre1 H
VI ueSons, piece OF MuscI X v
in OPERAS. PoI.KAS, MAZURKAs, etc. ETC., and Iof
and decacy Of execution producing the elect of two three
or four artists tegether.
Every piece OF Music be played on these wonderful
Pianos by however ignorant of the notes. as wen
as by Il celebrated artist.
These instruments must be compared wlth or she"
for. the lately improved ORGANS. i m
All Music for thes. Pianos, instead oil beng ~,g" o
paper, is marked with Plus piece 81 Wo q, anu o'
moving spring, every Pin strikes corresponding hey.
The inventor OF these Panos has not ingo.en $500 a,
for there attached Them Keyboard OF seven "a
Ike manner with orjinary lnsHumenis' ana pe 'spie's
strike the very cords. "a ...i, ,,s ....,.,,
NJ Artists amatrurs and the pubic generay are respect
tny reniested call and exsmlpe of W. sn sen
y. .ofpet DELI ; a.scseu i"H' 'N A PERiER.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-14

DIssRAoErUL NKeLEor.-On Saturday evening, about
O'Clock the driver of the dray No. 1853 left his
careessly in Circus street. About this time a fire occurred
the place. and The noise and caused ray
horse take fright and it dashed into the crowd furious
rate. Its mad arrested by the shaft of the dray
coming contact with the horse of the hose carriage of Vol
uneer Fire Company No. which it very badly inJured
The horse and dray handed the Police and yes
terday morning the horse OF the hose caIIiage died