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rHE SE1 YORK & LIV ERPOOI UNITED
STA rks MAIL SrkLA ha El<S.
Toe ships c1mprising this line are
Inc ALLAN llC.,.,... Capt. w est
Tue FALIflC-.. ,--.-..... capt. Nye-
The ARCTIC Capt Luce.
The BALTIC ...............C Capt. Comstock.
The ADRIATIC .........., Capt. ration.
sAase& THESE ships having been built By
%sv ELB~contract expressly for Government
Aoz1zszA3E service, every care has been taken In
INSTRUMENTATION, also in their engines, to en-
sure strength and speed; and their acconmoda-
tions for passengers are unequalled for elegance
or comfort
Price oil passage from New York to Liverpool,
$3.50. Exclusive of extra size state-rooms,
s 325; from Liverpool TO New York, E35.
An experienced surgeon is attached to each
ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From Neto York. From LireYpooi.
Saturday, Nov Sth. wednesday, Nov. 18th.
Saturday, 22d. Wednesday, &" Goth.
Saturday, Dec 9Th. Wednesday, Dec. 10Th.
Saturday, =" GOTH "Wednesday, Z" cath.
Wednesday, jan 7th
For freight or passage, appIyto
EDWARD X. COLLINS * co..
No SO Wall street, N X.
BROWN ,SHIPLEY CO.,
Liverpool.
f. G. ROBERTS & CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard London.
Or l.. DRAPER, Jr.,
20 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES, Paris.
Theowners of theses ships willnot be account
able for gold silver, bullion, specie jewery, pre-
cious stones or metals, unless bills of lading
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. Nov
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Later from, Hdutt.

BosToS, November love have dates from
Port au- Prince to the Odd September The Empe-
ror of Hayti had complied with the demand OF
agents of France, England, and the United States.
and concluded a truce with the Dominicans. BY
the terms Of truce years notice is to be given OF
the commencement of hostilities.
This measure will tend greatly to enhance the
property of the island. Coffee ia selling at s. So per
100, with prospect Of large crop.
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ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

b "a The favorite steamer G GEORGE
tcz4a45aS WASHINGTON will depart ut
mas i. the following hours A. coach
connects with the boat in Washington. Hoat'b
fare l2i cents. Coach fare cents.
Leave Alexandria at s, 81 IL, /, q, and 4.
Leave Washington at 81, TO-, III IL, 80 and ~
Coach leaves the Capitol for the boat at 8, 81, IL
l, %, and 4,
Nov I'D JOB CORSON, Captain
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

LUMBER FOR SALE.
TUST RECEIVED, from Albany, New York
J $4,000 feet White Pine, panel and merchant
= able, to inches thick
%, 900 feet Poplar, from IL to y inches
10000 feet Poplar, from "a to 80 inches, for
coachmakers
10000 feet IA Chair Plank, merchantable
10000 feet | to inch good White Ash
10000 feet to inch Cherry
5000 feet and "A Black Walnut, prime
This lumber Is in good order and well seasoned,
and will be sold low if taken at the wharf Call at
]. B. WARDS Lumber Yard,
18th street, cast side, and Canal wharf.
Nov l2-3t
WINTER MILLINERY
WILL BE OPENED Thursday, November
wv 18th, at Mrs. M A. HILLS, Penn avenue,
south side, between 9th and lGth streets.
N. B.-Also a handsome sortment OF Ribbons,
Feathers, Flowers, Silks, and Satins
Nov 1l-lwif
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Later from B,.enos A,y,s

BosroN, November l0.-By an arrival to day we
have dates from Buenos Ayres to the 18th Septem
ber the United States frigate jamestown, from
Montevideo, with Commodore McKeever on board
had arrived at Buenos Ayres. TWAS reported that
General Oribe was still endcavoring to make terms
with the Brazlians, and he had been denounced
at Buenos Ayres traitor The House of Re-
representatives. had elected General Rosas governor
for life.
The Argentine army was being strengthened,
and the general opinion at Buenos Ayres was, that
SHOULD Orbe fail in making terms, his army would
be destroyed.
Ounces were selling at 3s4. law forbidding
brokers from Specializing in this article was con-
templated.
Several vessels had arrived from the United States
with flour, rice. Sc, which would net 33 per cent
Iess. Buginess was never known 30 dull.
Exchange the United States per CONT. dis
cOunt
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTIN,

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Executed AT the OErs Of the ReptIhlir
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sS % 49, $50 a.

OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION.
RaltimOrea and Washington X. X. Company
TTNCKETS will hereafter be issued at this Office
Il to New York, Philadelphia, Pitisburg, and
Wheeling.
An officer of the company will accompany the
evening mail train, and take charge of all baggage
for New York.
Passengers for the West connect at the Relay,
either morning evening, with the train from
Baltimore.
Passenger trains leave daily al and a. m,
and p. m, except on Sunday, when but two
trains run, viz: a. n. and . m.
Aug 29-tf r.. III. PARSONS Agent
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P0roMAC RIVER boat.
For Sandy Point.

p III "a The superior new boat GEORGE
sFF1g775TF5FTsS WASHING ron will leave Wash
zsszssss<n ington every Tuesday and FRI
day, at half past a. m, and Alexandria at . a
m, and leave Piney Point on Wednesdays and Sa
turdays, touching at all the landings ON the Poto-
mac Fare same az the other steamboats,.
Oct 27--d JOB CORSON.
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ALExANDRIA BOAT.

ALEX NDRIA boat.
Passage Fiue Cents,
h TYSSA "a The hours Of departure OF the
euNSS45zEA steamboat PHOENIX will be as
CO. N follows until further notice, viz:
Leave Alexandria at u, 81, III, Il, 3, and 8
O'Clock.
Leave Washington at 81, l01, 121, q, 4, and 81
o'olock.
Oct S-tf IGUY, Captain
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Issued from the United States Patent Office for thu
,pcek ending November IL 1851, aud bearing daft
November IL, 1851.
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syth was brought before the Recorder and charged
with carrying loaded pistol, and ASSEMBLING
Waterman Cochran on Sunday night, at l2o'clock,
on the Levee. He was fined 800.
Disturbing the Peace. Ann Dougherty and Nam
cy Avery, TWO married women living in Tchoupi-
toulas street, were fined go each, for falling out
and fighting at o'clock on Saturday night,
Stealing Money!. W. Lemons charged J. W.
Bartlett with stealing 90 rs from him on Saturday
night, at Placide's Theatre. On investigating the
CASE it appeared that Lemons lent hin the money,
and he treated him to the play. After the perform.
ance he could not pay him, and Lemons ordered
him into custody. He was discharged.
Stealing Cheese.-John Patty was charged with
stealing cake of cheese from the warehouse Of
J. M. Savage, on the corner of Tchoupilonlas and
Lafayette Streets lie was seen, on Monday week,
attempting 10 sell the cheese to several persons,
and was suspected with stealing it, because he of
fered it so much under value. 1t was afterw ards
found that 1t had been stolen from Mr.. Savage's
store. He was sent 70 trial to the First District
Court.
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TObaccO-We heard o. $50 hhds sold, as follows: hhds
Mason i, 5l9 hhds Kent ucky. including 10 at
81, 81 ats IlS Low and 81 at $40 round IS A
frosted at &c v ID.
Sugar and MOlasses-About 200 bhds OF Sugar
sold rates and 30 Dbl. boiled Molases at 3lc
gallon 38 hbds and IS Cardenas Molases sold at Zoe
v gallon, short time.
FiOur-Exremely dull and noticed saes of barely 500
bbls, including 800 Ohio, 10 lots, 90 S. and 100 St.
Louis at a 15a. "a 20 W Dbl.
Grain There inquiry for Corn. and abou,
TO- 600 sacks TAKEN udng 200 heated and damaged
at Boost 1900 mixed at 4447 30 prime yellow and 1000
white Soc; and 800 ks white; several lots. 552c "
bushel. OF Bran lot of 200 SKIS brought Soc v lOOb.
Proyisions-Busiuess in Pork was confined 10 retail
transactions. GA rs y Dbl for Mess Bacon declined
with sales OF 900 including 100 casks Cincinnati Ribbed
Side (ls and 2) ga % cks Shoulders 0 and 2) at So
81 at 6. and ID at 7c W of Lard, $40 kegs in lots
sold at IL. and l75 at lO4c " ID for No l.
Rice-3l cks prime Carolina sold at 41ac p ID.
HaY-Saes of 300 bales Western s9 b. and 200 at go
vton.
COree-Demand good, with sales Of 1000 bags Rio in
GLIDING % lin los) 8. $50 81, 800 94c v b.
and +U private terms.
Whisky-Decnng, with sales of 800 bbs Rectifed, in
three Tour lots 1871, and 100 Raw 2lac W gallon
Northumberland demand quote
Francs D. lO(a2o 10.
Sterling ilu'sfO iva
New fork sirty-day Bills ......,...7sfOss W CT DISC
Sight Checks NewYork. v prem.
Freigbts-We heard of o engagement.
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RECORDER CALDwELL's CoURr.-The room at
present occupied by Recorder Caldwell during the
alterations in his court room, was crowded yester
day with spectators, W no had assembled to witness
the proceedings in the eectioneering afffay at
the Fifth Poll. On account of the absence Of one
of the principal witnesses, the case was remarded
until Saturday next.
M4rderous Assauh-An Irshman named James
Hughes was charged 10y J. Palmer with being one
of body who assaulted James Buchanan, himself,
and another man named Hendricks on the Ievee,
on Saturday last. 1t appeared, as far as we were
able 10 learn from the witness, that some unpleasant
/ words arose between two of the men who were as
tsaulted and Hughes, while they were at work on
the steamer James Hewitt, and Hughes and his
companions threatened to whip Hendricks and
Buchanan, who were deck hands upon the boat,
when they should catch them ashore. Shortly
Nfier diner, the three men who were assaulted
went to a cofIee-house to take drink, and they
were.returning, Hughes and number of other per-
sons came behind them, and disgracefully assault
ed them, without the least provocaton at the time.
Palmer was struck with slung-sho and knocked
= down, and, on attempting to rise, he received a
second blow, which displaced his left shoulder
blade and broke his arm Hendricks was slrnck
several times, and one of the villains with knife
cut one side of his face open. Buchanan was
beaten over the head till he was nearly dead and
he remained insensible for several hours after the
affray. The case was remanded till Thursday
next
A Regiment Of Migrants Seven vagrant mer
and women, named Mary Hannah, John Gilmore
William Johnson, James Harmon, James Doug lass
Sarah Carney, and Hannah Barry, were brough
nm q nd CHARGED hV SERGEANT Morlair with hsipo i,
an unnhabi,ed house Perdido street, and will
rioting there and committing other acts of vagran
CIV. The three women and Johnson were remand
ed, but the others were discharged.
Carrying Concealed Observation-Disclosures For
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HARND EMS
- &M 80
SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
OFFICES.

NEW ORLEANS .......6i CAMP STREET.
NEW YORk....,......... WALL STREET.
WE beg respectfully to inform the public that in
w add,pon to our Regular Espressesi IN NewYgk and
all the Northern and Eastern cities, Mobile and other
towns in Alabama, and California, running
Express 10 aion Rouge Nachez Vicksburg jackson,
Memphis. Nashville. st Louis. Louisville, tincnnat, and
all the towns intermediate and adjacent. Bills and Drafts
collected purchases made and commissions executed in all
the with which connect, and quick
turns guaranteed
arrangement Of our Eamess Departures.
To NewYork and all the cities and towns in the Northern
and Ease States, and T., Csnsda-Wepkly.
To Mobe supplying Alabama and forda-Every alternate
day.
To Baton Rouge Nachez Vicksburg. jackson, Memphis
and all the cities and towns intervening and adjacent
very alterna day.
To Nashville, Louis, Louisville and CincnnaiiTwice
week.
To San Francisco and other cities in CaforniaSemi-
monthly.
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The above rates include delivery to the par les addressed
when resident within the to which cOnveyan qua
raned A small extra rate for jewelry and valuahes.
Packages parcels and freight OF de'erphons forwarded
with execution and security to any part OF the United
States. at ptop0rtionse 10 those above exhibited
Samples through TO Liverpool in tw enty hves Gays
Packages not exceeding bic feel de-
Tweed to any mart Of the Second individuality for 20 cents
il lett The office before Packages other xpress
mater will be sent Tor il orders the office in time
my2s a BJkNS, ClUVES n co P,opr etors.
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FIRE.-Yesterday morning, between one and
two O'Clock, fire was discovered in a one story
frame building, at the corner of Gravier and Mag
dalen streets, which belonged, with many other
erections in that neis hborhood. to Mr.. James Nc
Laughlin. Before the flames could be ex,in-
guished, the destructive element burnt four one
story and one two story frame buildings 10 the
ground, and did considerable damage to other
property. 1t is supposed that the fire originated in
a grocery store at the corner of the streets.
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore Of Mobile Bay.


THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
l. Place complete order for visitors. Many "a
important improvements ba We been mnde during the I;M
the top of the blnh Of gradual and ascent thereby
avoiding the long flight Of formally used. This adds
another The pleasant walks abou' the nlses
The number OF has been reased that aW per-
can be Handsomely accommodated the coming sea'on
The bathing arrangements extensive. Inc snoWes
baths supp led from yielding least uV ga'ons
per minute. The Bay bathing equal TO any In
the South. IN :,
The location Of this place beng nearly 80 feet above the
level Of the bay, with nothing Obuct the breezes
the Gulf win fine view Of the Bay, OF Mobte West
Shore etc nice shady good roads, no swamps
stand ng war, consequently qai renders one
Of the santes well heathiest places Of resort 10 De
found in the whole country.
Arrangements made for abundant supply OF sn,
Oysters, Crabs, etc.
The proprietor commenced budding th establishment about
the lst ,nnary, lS48 with the Of making the most at
uacve place in The South The business thus tar has ex
ceeded his most anguine expectations Being the builder
rnd land ord he knows interest TO entertain
his the best possible manner. which Is all he
considers srd to the table, bar etc.
Besides the amusenens which are as en-
ienve at other watering place The PROPRIETOR mas pro
,ided for ih- attendance OF superior Band OF Music
This place having been fsv0re the past two years
for large number of the citizens Of New orleans and Lou
sana the proprietor hopes. by strict nton, TO continue
to receive their patronage
The fine Helen touches the wharf several time
every day
The charges will be moderate Letters paper di'eced
Hoy wood, Mobile will com. direct and without de
tenfiOn. w Lizard FREEMAN, PrOpriet0r
Holly wood, May 3, 1851 myl9 3m
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ACCIDENT TO JUDGE McCALEB.-A few days
ago, Judge McCaeb fell from his carriage, and
was so much injured as to be pnable to attend to
his official duties in the UnAsd States Circuit
Court, and on this account it did not go into SEES.
aiop I'D
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TEASE TEAS!!
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Com.

\ pany. No. 10
Z hatham stree,
(The oldest + e a
establishment in the
Unite j St,tes,) N
Orleans Ageney. u
Canal street, These
Teas are more es,
te,,sively known and
approved of, than
those Of any othe'
establishment in this
county. Every sea
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
deavor 70 cont'Ol tn.
mos val able apt
useful Kinds Of TEA
that Qra anI nFtA.l
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BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
ception of vsi the 2sth inst, under the IL
management of JOHN W, NIXON. f:f&
during the spring additions and improvements G2A
have been made to nure rsater degree OF comfort and
convenience to the guests of the house.
sandy beach OF Biloxi heretofore annoying 10 Pc
deans, has been panked by order OF the copOraOn and
offers promenade unrvaled by any of the
villages
The Table will always be supplied with the decaces of
the s-a and New Orleans Market
Attached to the house will be humid Bath.houses. Bar
ard Hi lard Room and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates OF Board will be charged during the
Ply
Children and Servants half price.
Biox,, May 10, 1851. myl5 3m
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Receipts of Produce.
IS .: Rssp. sSss
Pts DO ss ", ore koSs az F.
Ia b1,, Ii k:g. bPiis, Washi 1sos do sssi.
siI' ss alcohol
IN s pkg ss' aso s
gl11sw,re syGes Hyde aecls do Gsnshslo bbIs
ssssa s ssa
SrffHs whi.s. sssao
pst 7. bread do sa I1%.
s sS' ga & IS do
Grief seo-loo bbls whisky Love, Savage &co-a4 do Jos
ssd !. sps 3D. s s
sah Day VII ssos,Is Dtg b." er Payns
Kea,ny eggs Martin do Co~sn sp Dy '
sS XII e. Lard R,maI Latina
'0w sen \ ,eeV y res % % order
Do ks ks haS' Hs%
NonOg NeoEH do Tuiner, Ni.o. aco@Io 90 q Pa quis;
Do coSsa Dy I & scSs do 81 Saes h.s
l%a \, r. corn Beverly Sand; bassne 100 co.'s
" 81. warn Gree. Harding Ss.o5
schtsrein-6 DO. IS SKIS corn is rks bacon Twiche
bas "s msss
els rope Geddes-Oo do, 100 bagging Wright iiams
box 81 ps Ma"y oven
fs sson Madison Ssc DO Is 81 81. s, John
sSss e Sb pork
I'D 40 ~ cs iopei % pcs Tagging Na,!e. Cox &co
r. V,sh.,, n. ~. a dye q hn,on-io nuIs .eath-r
II "a. s M s eses Lehnt,- nAs c1hules syses
80 do o be g'i ,i pok do @ % 10 nv y a.
Na,, o es ,I % TO- pDs 70 pps % ~ 90 oee
S;as Gs Na,o 'e mans Nc Aln,o coils ,ope
&co-59 bales ~ Ii Brgh m-7s do 81 sis corn
ems sos bacon q wchel &co-7o hhds tobacco Bran
1owan Dvhe, NJ IN 10 Tn W.T. a. 90 90
aas MsS' Ks feio ss
&coo4l Bev, rly, CO.'S cks bac n Rober son
ncoo.eaCsto bu"hanan.-6 bales c'ton M y Cooper
10 Ch tty Henderson Nco-4' DO Elder BIOS &co
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A Family u Valuable House Servants ON accom-
m0daiiOg terms.
nv 7. n. RLACAE II CO.
SUCCESSION SALE. b.
Succession of E. j. Walsh.

tONCISSStUU W LIZ " SS'"'
WILL BE SOLD by the Sheriff o; the Parish
S s,n. M and ne che . rss 81 M.s
PR6PERrY. depending upon Hs ,' The Succession Of &
~s's ss ssss TRacT OF LAND situated in III. Parish of
pon,s Ccqpes @ hesn sfusn: 5o, sna
in depth contsnine all 81. hundred and for srpents more
he n d c
improvements thereon and thestuuto Belonging I'm sad
Gsn. Ninety srpen,s Of on.
of Conn and New svee. bui this year. sad Panta
ton. about two acres from the river.
Tn. following SLAVES aid UTENSILS
BoLiN negro aged about IS years.
SAR Al : n1sro woman. aged about 30 yean.
T6 ASHSAh sd n g." s as:5 ss ss sS, yea
CLAsKEv. negro woman. aged about Is year. and
's a !sisf isi!sssHi aged 7y..r.
MAa sfY s ss aye. ssi. sjo sna ,e.r.
MILAN mSlat,o IN ma. Mag aged d about % ysa"'
| DANIEL. negro boy. aged "A year.
Lucy, NEGRO grl agd IL yesn.
MARY. ANN. negro woman. aged about IS years. and
MATIIpA AGED ahOu, II yean.
fafhHEtIissEE, AGED a aSS%, years:
| cesar, aged about years.
THOMAS, IS MONTHS and one infant.
OLD NARY. negro woman, aged about Is yeam. and
E MssHissf fsss !, .s yeas :s :as year.
| John negro msn. aged about ~ years
| ROBERT, negro boy aged abont 70 yean.
FRANK. negro aged about u years.
| YORK. negro man, aged about ~ years.
| JOE, negro man. aged about 81 year..
| WINNEV, negro woman. aged about 70 yeau.
| NANCY, a negro woman. aged about IS years.
| One sugar Mill and Engine
i Seven Mules and four H0ssea.
oxen, Cows and alves. Hogs and Sheep.
Peughs, Carts, and various other Untensls and Fur
| niture for plantation.
Also
| 1900 three foot Cyp ess Boards for roofing, and
69, s63 iest Sawed Lumb-r Tor building.
| Terms and Conditions of the Sale.
1.-THE sum Of $780, cash.
2-Purchases TO rtgage IN favor OF the baut
Of for the OF S6444 past due, with interes
$l45 % at cent annom. and npon &5OO at
| per cent mum, from the 30 February, 1854
3The purchaser give his notes. wh approved securi
ties in o'do, for the Of $780, secured by special mort
gage the property soi payable the Bank OF .ouan
the LIST Of January 1851 and oearng interest at the rate
| per annum from date until paid.
4And for the ba ance the purchaser furnish his tire
| promsoray notes. each for Ike amount, with approve
security sdo. and secured by the propert
sold. daed each day OF sale, and made payable
specveiy at the INK OF Louisi m New trleans
and three after date with interest al the raj
| OF annnm from date.
The lumber and plckets to be sod and Tor cas
JAMES VlGN ES. Sheriff.
| Ponie Coupee, April IS. 1851. m, q St
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iHihD MuNiclfhLfTf tooNCiL'- MS pooY
met last ngh', and there were present Messrs.
thiapella, I'm the chaif) Brihkman, Meehan, DOL
honde' Flanders, Lesseps' Solomon beauregard'
Dtiarosa.
ihe minutes OF The last meeting were read ana
approved w'thou' opposition.
Mr.. Flanders moved that the securities oil the
coiee'ofs on Dfays anu on fteai Estate DC o's-
charged "hch was agreed 10 ana ne 'heh moved
'le rr'eect'oi o W.T. Dduoer' as Cos'ector On f.sa
t'''d'e' ana mr. o'aes' as collector OF taxes on
D'ays' ""'cn was agreed 10 he sa'u 'ha' 'he Ia"
'.d'eu ''a' we security o oohectors shouu De us
charged previous 10 ihelr ree'sc''oh' ana he TOOK
thls course 10 prevent 'ur'her aet'on'
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RECORDER GENoIs' CoURr.-In the absence of
the Recorder, Alderman Fabre presided at this
court yesterday. Several affidavits were made in
cases of breach Of the peace, but they were unin-
tares
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.

TEAS ever offered Tor
sale m this city and at lower
prires. These TEAS are Of
the latest lmpora'ion b, and
Ofthe most choice qualities
grown in q hins, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc
cured metallic packs ges, so
as TO prese. We their fra
srance as long as in the
chests
CITY retail dealers,
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssup.
piled with every dnscrip.
ton ofTEAs, inches rs, halt
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and cOnseQu ny every thug IN
OF fine quality io the prce in this respect
establishment excel, il at all equal them
s. n, PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, door below R0ys
ET inst received Der steamship Iiho and ship Union
large of tine above teas.
myS 3m q. PAGE, Agent.
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SERIOUS ASSAULT. - Antonio Fornari was
brought up in custody charged with assaultng a
free man Of color named Maurice Million. 1t
appeared from the evidence of several witnesses,
that the complainant was master of vessel called
the " Democrat of Bonfouca," and on the morning
OF the 9Th instant between ten and eleven o'clock,
as he going on board, Fornari, who is master
Of the General Worth, jumped on board of his ves-
sci and struck him several times with hand spike
From the effects of the blows he was very unwe
and had not been able to appear against him before
The acting Recorder said that the case was dis.
graceful one, and he should send him to the First
District Court for trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27
EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

THE undersigned have taken lease for three
4 years the well known Hotel East Pascagous, IA
Miss, SO long known and kept by NJ j. McRae. 1t 1s8
VIII be opened for the reception Of the -V
10th June The place famed of the delightful
and healhiu the Cult it is the sea breeze has
the finest tahlng, Fishing and for all kinds OF
recrea ion desirable in summer
The oo,e undergoing thorough epaivs. and will be fin
shed IN complete style, The GARDEN il in admra
BILE order.
The fare will he the best that he obtsnpd Of the
markets, and the a,tr themselves that h.s
experience Hotels in St. Chare
and The 1t LOuis-are that nothing VIII bt
m,I5 BOYD & SIMPSON.