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ON FRIDAY EVENING, October 90,
The performances of the Ravel Family will com
r mence with
EvOLUTIONs ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
Pas Seul by. Nine. Axel.
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At the Board this day Maryland SIS closed at
lOs bid, 1881 asked; Baltimore &c, 1890, 1861 bid.
1869 askedS Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds,
1875, SO. bid, 99k asked; do 1880, 99s bid, 99k
asked; do. shares 954 bid, sc asked; York and
Cumberland Railroad II bid, %! asked.
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VNO DEALERS In PLAYING CARDS AND
i STATIONERY.-Take notice, that at the Con-
V Ve ss street New York, You can purchase Play
ing and Enamelied Cards of every escription,
manufactured of n superior stock, and of better
finish, and at lower prices, than be purchased
of any other house in the United States. Be par
ticular to call and examine for yourselves before
purcbasinD Aug 2l-3m
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Mem lgork ADVERTISEMENTS.
BILLIARD TIA BLEs.

NEW YORK BILLIARD TABLE MANUFAC-
~ TORY, No. 80 Ann street, New York city
where a large stock may be found, with several
new and important Improvements, which we have
brought to degree of perfection attained by NO
others. The Improvements consist OF forming the
cushions that they will give the Angles correctly,
they being made Of cloth or the patent Sulcanizsd
India rubber, which we have within the last year
introduced to the public. Gentlemen at distance
wishing to purchase Tables with wood or marble
beds have their orders filed the same as " they
were present by addressing by mail. Always on
hand, Cloths, Balls, Cues, French Leathers, and
Pockets. OF the best description. Tables packed
and shipped to all parts Of the country.
..' GRIFFITH & DECKER,
Oct II-6w 80 Ann street. New York.
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FOR RENT.

a. THE LARGE three-story Dwelling House
MiU on 9th street, between N and nj streets south,
near the Potomac, is newly repaired and put in
very comfortable order for good tenant. The
House includes fifteen rooms without the garrett;
and large garden, with fine pump of good wa
ter. Also, a stable for four horses and carriage.
1t is one of the pleasant situations in the Dis
trict.. Inquire at ...}.
JOHN MILLER'S Confec tionery store,
Bet. 10th & llth st Pa. avenue.
Oct lg-tf TIntelljpencer.1
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A N USE NJ En- rs.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

E. A. MARSHALL. .....,.. :. :. Sole Lessee.
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CHARLES A. BAUDOUINE,
335 BrOadyy New York.

DrOauWhy, view
Fashionable Furniture and Uphoistsry Manufacto
aud Warehouse.
Importer of rich Upholstery Goods and Br0nzes,
such as Paris Clocks and Candelabras,
Mantel Ornaments, &C., Sc.
TTAs received by late arrivals a large and ele-
III giant assortment of Fancy Furniture, Paris
Clocks and Candsabras, Mantel Ornaments, &C.,
which will be disposed of at unusually low prices,
for cash or approved credit. Aug l6-3m
T1NDER.SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.-Aa
u usual we have q very large and complete as
sortment of Gentlemen's Silk, Merino, Lambs
WOOL and Cotton Under Shirts and Drawers, Of
various sizes and qualities, at moderate and uni
form prices. STEVENS'S
Oct 22-6tifeod Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
f. +. G. TRIPLETT,
80" Late Chief Clerk Of the Pension Office.
WILL ATTEND to the prosecution Of Claims
wv against that Bureau and against the other
Departments. as we'll as before Congress Address
Box 264, Washington, D. G.. ..s ...
Oct 6-d3m ~. Be-" ..'
WOODS ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
w Ridge Road, Philadelphia Statoary,
Lions, Greyhounds, Newfoundland Dogs, Foun-
tains Of beautiful designs and various sizes, Iron
Stairs, spiral and straight, on improved plans;
also, Iron Railings and Verandas, comprising up.
wards of 200 designs. F...-
Designs and specifications will be sent to any
part Of the Union, by addressing
Oct Adm Philadelphia.
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Japan; BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL,
u from the earliest period at which tho Islands
composing the Empire were known to Europeans
to the present time, and the Expedition fitted out
by the United States; by Cbas. MacFarlane, ESQ.
Sicily, Pilgrimage; by II. 7. Tuckerman.
Bristcd's Five Years in an English University,
second edition. vol. ..sa IA.
Upjohn's Rural Architecture; Designs, Working
Drawings, and Specifications for Rural Structures
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Sent RnnkEellers, near 9th afreei
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Retrn qf the SAip George Ho,cland.
A,ripol of Immieranis.

New YoRK, October 2s, The ships Constellation
and Jacob A. Westervelt arrived here this morn
ing from Liverpool, the former with 9l4 and tn,
latter with 1913 immigrants.
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TTNDER-SHIRTs AND DRAWERS OF
- Silk, Cashmere, Merino, Lambs-wool, and
Nett Cotton; also superior article of Astoria Fur,
highly recommended to invalids. A full assort
ment now on hand, cheap for cash, or to punctual
customers, at CHARLES II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Estab-
lishmcnt, Pennsylvania avenue, near d street
Oct 22-6tifeod Union, News, and Telegraph
lust PUBLISHED, and for sale by GRAY &
u BALLANTYNEj Seventh street above Odd
Fellows Hall, Memoirs OF the Lives of Robert
Haldaine, of Airthrey, and OF his brother. James
Alexander Haldane. BY Alexander Haldane, esq
Eegy written in a Country Church Yard, and
other Poems; by Thomas Gray. Embellished in
the highest style of art. with thrtytwo illustra-
tons.
This elegy has long been universally acknow-
lodged one of the most elegant compositions
which the English language ever produced.
The PARALLELS Of Spring. BY Gaussen. Trans
lated from the French by the Rev. Philip Berry.
Oct % -. ~
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0j- Board OF Henlth.-A stated meeting
will be held on Saturday, 30th instant, at half past
four O'Clock p. IN. Oct 30
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FnE.-Yesterday morning, about four o'clock,
the roof of the stable of the Rev. VIM. McLain
Gin jackson Hall alley, between Third and Four
and.a-half streets,) together with a quantity Of
hay, was destroyed by fire, supposed to be the work
of an incepdiary
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Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
To be inserted in the Republic, Intelligencer,
and Union, Washington; Courier and Enquirer,
New York; Commercial Advertiser, Buffalo; Reg
lister, Albany, twenty times daily, then twice a
week till 10th December.
Oct 3-d2Ot&2awtDecl0
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departures OF the Collins and Cunard Steamers
EROM LLYERPOQL.

aEisoA, S1r).... BOSTON. July 10.
BALTIC, Am). -. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, a.
EUROPA, (Br.). for NEW YORK. SATURDAY H.
Hal.eAtA, tbr). or osloN.......sAIuRpAV . q.
ATLANTIC, tAm.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, o.
AFRICA, (Br.) for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, a.
CANADA, (Br) for BosToN. AasuIt T.
i.olfle, lAh.)..t.or NEW YORK;. WEDNESDAY :. II.
ASIA, (Br). ...... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, IA,
AMERICA, (Br.). for BoSToN.......sATURDAY, 81.
ARCTIC, (An). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, IS.
EUROPA (Br.). for NEW YORK. SATURDAY 49,
Havre and Bremen Steamer.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON
HUMBoLDT..... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, July I.
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscEST,1
Tuesday Morning, August "a, 1852 )
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
.S s tss h Rosp.o B s HP sa,., sS s
ARRIVED
Mex sehr Anita Fernandez from Vera Cruz 9Th zachare
sea Diamond, Mack lay from Pensacola iuasterBasn.
Steamboats,.
. s,aIi s 10 ps'. from clnsl ~,
EXPORTS
Rf Isls H.. "5d ssss butter sasE j,s 6esf
feet lpmtsr, 10000 shingles sandriss,
PIE 5 Mf'fsT Xxi 5 80 s iS 81 % s - ss
10 kegs hnter and suniries
IMPORTS
1sorlsdl L Iass @ D@nsssP &ssi Harding
IS do Buroashs-l0l head to order
VERA CRuz-Per scbr Anita Log wood, etc o order.
PENSACoLA-Per schr Diamond 10000 lumber Simpson.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Is m. H k s 1 ss s es
kegs BATE erisa 81 ba IS boxes issss
iiaddsaas Wilson 95I i9u! 10
So
TTis4sl IS .$1S Ws5s5 Naiiq!
9 Bq$sske BsHt.7 i,
Fos do sdtsss 30 liasy % do Homes Bne,;D
4 sss M5ass g. o % DE- pb 1s
Il do aS;s s Es
Is hhds tobacco
St. a5ss nee e9s5 Lyman
Sss iSsT
do bales "a bales hay, sks sacks wheat Turner
Wilson 6co229 do Farley, Jury skis % Woodruff
$50 DO 1919 axis oats Shaw co2O2 bales hemp Wood Low $50
sks Is do potatoes MITCHELL Beverly co2! bales hay T looe
So els Bell do Pinskar Nco47 bales hemp
Kennedy Foe2y3 bs flour kennett Dix &co206 do to May
Vanoo2 eLls a,raws StoppenhagGnl ibis apples w Benton
50 do Pt2Hack9l bba 50 bI do oe Smns-l0 hxs % D
ii7 SKIS NJ MaTnSs ska SO ib potatoes II GrantToa, la
hhds tobaCco baes cotton.
NICKSBuR steamer Princess Nos so bJies cotton Felowes
&cois do Bucknr stanon? do Swuuy, Green &coS Beck
81 Payne iinrisons1 Watt DeSaule3O NJ Fncknrd &coaS
Fly Keane2 ii fIead!0 Reilly ConyngkaH Bylns &
Brander, Williams ThonLil AIcllhenuyl6 Lee
II Bradley Wilson 4coll Oakley HawkulJ Downs CUdy co
10 Doge Foley Avery Cleveland Bros geo; Jaessen xeo
McConochic DomelS II Carols CocksG j ii Moore
Robson Aen3 10 Ward Jonas do Wright Sco-2l0 Ibis
-four Hewitt Norton colO0 hides Wlrall &cosunds to order
ln.al 6NS bales
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VENTE DE CONSTABLE.
PREMIERE JusrcE lP LEADEN PWARD No. II
p'ORLEAss BELCtER LIE Meme No. II ,l01,
I'm VERTU de deux writs de ieri facias a moi
II par hon D. Byn Premier Juge de Paik pour
orlsena procaderai vendre ennan M.Rp1 "a
midi bureau No 222 Tchoupitollas-
tg- Conditions compliant. JOHN J. HOPPE
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They went to the ground, each with pair of fencing
swords, and in case they should fail pair of poignards
They were Just ready for action when two officers
one Of the men having called to mind that tie law,
though forbidding duels between women expressed
doubt whether they were warranted in making the ar
rest. IL was accordingly determined to release the
women, but pledge was exaced from them OH their
word OF honor, that they would not renew the combat
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MO. 243.-Resolued, That the Comptroller be,
shereb to sell at auccn after siIt
notice. the bidder the contract supplying me city
plates bridges year, plan and
specifications in the Surveyors ofa,s. -..-,,,
[Signedl FRANs ALPUESIE.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[sgnedl JAMES RoBB,
President 5oard of Aldermen.
Approved Cd August 1882. ,.,.,,,,
True copy. II. BIER, Secretary.
CoMPTRoLLE.a OFFICE CRY HKwonL Aas 1852
gg- In accordance with the foregoing reso-
luton, hereby given will sell MONDAY,
the lh day Of October at IL O'clock the
Got o. DkBUYS, Comptroller.
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NARIETI ES.-Beneft of JAMES s. CHARLES.
TUESDAY EVENING, will Of
RIO Conedirtln of DELICATE GROUND
q j. atsifsity P-RAP-Ri: Character
marie Days, Mics Elliott mud Genterasn Amateurs. RECTA
TLftNs AND soNGs
W Dooaa open mt ipa.t 7; to commence at
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MO. l74.--Resolved, That as soon as the
title. to lot ground PhGsx Fire COMPANY
be accepted By the City Attorney the Surveyor he and he
hereby maze plas aad specifications for tie erection Of
shoIe the sail
Company and that The Comptroller the
public auction 10 the lon bidder the building
BY the Surveyor provided said plans and spee
ato1s be approved Mayor and Fire Committees the Como
ISgpsd1 JAMES ROBB
tSsnedi FRAES ALPUENTE.
ffsisuedi '''''~ Al CRoSSMAN, Mayor.
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pccifeatons for Supplying the City with Iron Plates
fart II Of

pccHeations for Supplying the City with Iron Plates
for Bridges, for the term of one year.
tt Plates shall and workmanlke
from quality charcoal ough according the
plans hereto They shall length and width but .hsr
thicka hhal in ali cases inch.
shall bind hmse deliver the Plates such time
quantities the order Said Plates to be de-
the Leves front Of the such places as the Surveyor
may dret sixty the ORDER Ender
al,y of tw sny-h dollars per
s cont deliver city, the
ton L onra the which the PIates
Security Il skal be required for the faithful
forpanca of i he contract
Payments cash. each delivery and acceptance Of the Pates
Bid. 10 Be ne, pound LOUIS II PILE, City Surveyor
Nv Jrieo5. Augpst 10, 1852. auT6 I'd
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Monday Evening, August 90 1852.
Arrived since Saturday 9S head of Western Beeves 26o
Hogs 200 Sheep 20 Cows with Calves There is an ample
stock of Western and Texas Cattle left in market but
few Hogs; and scarcely any Sheep
BsEy CATTLE {Fine Westerly ........ GD6c q fb net
-. (Texas, etc. ..,,,,,........36 D5c q ii net.
SHEEp. 81 50Ds3 so p head
MICH Cows s200S4O q head.
CALTEa WARNINGS. IS Q0GlSS 90 a head.
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JAMES ROBB.
FRAES. AI.PUENTE.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE Cry NgwoRLKA.s Ang 90 1851
~. Notice is hereby given that, in accordance
O'Clock lowest the CONTRACT
au70 lot o. pEBUYS, Comptroller.
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YENIE DE CONSTABLE,

PnEMrxRx coun JUSTICE, JOHN BARRY N III BRIGHAM.
PARoIssg D'ORLEASs. No. llI43.
I'm VERTU dun writ de feri facias a moi
" adIesse hon D. Byne Premier Juge dc Pak pa
ro dorean expoaea en- vn.e pubque 10 LUND 50 Aoit,
1852 midi lace dc bureau No. 222 Tchoupioulas
uN CfEyA!, UN MuLET ET US pRAY sasis paaire
lcssus. Conditions eonpian
aas 3'ilQa JOHN ], HoPPE, Constable.
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BHLIZE.

H1yOR SOUTH WEST PASS. BALIzG ~ y,
IL and all intsrrneaiate landings The FsgliIF ~
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, oeaek, o. 10
Returning will alternately the BAs
South every Monday morning. ats O'clock reaching the city
o Tuasiny a .rIon hnla In
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LADY DuELLIsrs IN sPAN,-A lady at Madrid, short
time ago. sent challenge to fair rival who had sup
planted her in the favor of wealthy admrer The
cessu damsel unhestatingy agreed to fight and both
parties chose seconds of their Fearing that the
smell Of might prove disagreeable them the
combatants resolved fencing swords they also de-
termilsd to fight until one the other should be killed
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AUCTION SALES.
---------=-------5---- ------------
C0MSTABI,Eg SALE


C0NSTABLE'S SALE
shsr JCarfgEs CouETfP LEADEN WARD. 1iysss
FAgis ~ geLEAss. IL. BELCHEEs
ny VIRTUE Of two writs Of feri facias to me
detad b Ss Hon. d. By,ne the FOR tbs
ag5s a. l3, at Il O'Clock my office, No. 22s
oSE MULE, sized ia the above sq i7g- Terms rash.
aa,s 70 - JOHN ]. HOPPE, Constable.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
f'p ~ a a5nla PEE M r.. F. LLR
r. VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
q sale rendered hrgl! ii 1852,
phoable tie Fourth Distrc Of Eewlenns
aed came vi" proceed to teii at Public aeeion FRIDAY
"pes.ter X le5l ot u O'clock the
al TIE FGRStTGRE Gsd aOvhgfE EFFECTS.
ou Situate On dai srse; No.
A. Brean With aas. Wa haad Tables sioon Chairs
h Nrfse Chhs Looking Glasses Ornarants
Fj t1rtaihs Picrssr Carpet Rug Cloth Mating
chif4 sod Cookery "ase. Kit ahen Lten-ls,
AlSr-tne PA no one JIfTkU.
Seized professionally in above sait,
Terms cash on the spot JAMES p. FEERrT
aaa4 = ~ g Sheriff of the Pariah Of Orleans
SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIFTH i EsfSeg covR1 t. MLLAuDoN cAs1HR GAR
OF NE8oEIEANs- II DASNE....So 5sG3.
Ply VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable the Fifth District
G9n IN the Rounda Of the CITY Exchange
Chartrs and ROYAL Streets Thursday September 80 1885? IL
o'clock NJ, The 70 lowing ns1ed sliTeE .
SAM enl his wife ELIZA, and their children ETSgY and
IEOA55 gsn NED. and bis yOSE
Pa md LOUIS, the EARNED.
Seized in the suit.
Terms cash the p. FREFsFT
hc2S - IL % Sheriff OF the Parish Of
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0mciel.
JOURNAL DE LA CONVENTIONS
D'ETAT.
sEANCE DU sOIR.

SEANCE DU SOIR.
SAMEDI, 81 Juliet, 1852.
La Convention Sc reunit eonformement Pa
jturneInent.
: L'Hon. D. p. Kenner, president de Ia Conyen-
ton occupe lie fauteuil ct 105 del6gues sont pfe-
sents.
NJ. Preaux est appele 4 occuper 10 faateun.
NJ. Garter prssente la resolution suivante,
qui, sur motion, est adoptze Fnnanimite, sa-
yoir
"Reso1n, que les remercimens de cette Con-
ventlon soient offerts PTIon. D. r. Kenner.
president de Ia Convention, pour Ia maniere I'M
partiaie, fdele ct liable don't il s'est acquitt6
de Ia taehe penible a pr6sder sur les delibkra-l
| tions de cette AssemhlSeD
NJ. Gardere, an nom du ComitE d D4penses
casuelles, presente Ia resolution sniyante, aui
Giant lue, est adoptee, SAVIOR: ssg
"REsolu, que lie President de Ia Csnyention
est autorise a ordonner lie paiement des complies
suivants
F. D. Lewis, messenger de la Convention $50 90
Convention 191 81
Telegaphe de Morse, pour depeches rs
W. D. Mann, pour ayoir fourni de Ia
glace jusqu'au 81 courant % So
J. L. Wolff, pour reparations aux pu-
pitres, &C.. .s % 90
Larguier & Lanoue, divers articles is 90
Michel Granary, huile, &c. 10 35
L. Exnicios, deux jours de service II 90
G. L. Marshall, Sergent d'Armes,
SON bill $46 so
| pave par lui pour gla- III
eiere, sc. Is rs
Loyer de domsstiques 1900 2O1 IS
A. Regar, pour trois enseignes 9 90
j. B. Haughton, facteur, debours
fats par lui 2 Is
ssCrescent" de la Nouvelle Orleans,
s41 exemplaires pendant la SEES
sion, ct 100 exemplaires apres
L Haiorrrnamant 1101 M
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
STEAMBOATS,.
PASSENGERS GOING EAST. -

DASSENG ERS GOING EAST org "a
Il The fna. doubleengne steamboat
JENNY BEiLIE Stone, mhNter enqe Mo
bile EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, rrr:sa! Of the Eeyt-ans
mail line ateame for Montgomery, The Henry iea viii res
ary in all water, bat Bxeen inches.
The fine, double steamer M,
er will leave McLe FRIDAY MURsiNG, arrival
the New Orleans mail line for sontgoary For comfort
unsurpassed and the travelling
pend upon above. For figet
applyto r. GEDDEs, ~ Bank f!ace rev otaqa
NJ WASlN'f az CO., Mobile.
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Stock hand not cleared ............T016 1906
T0BACCo-We heard Of 81 hhds sold, of which hhds
at 5, and 50 at SID p lb.
SUGAR AND M0LASSES-Business confiued to
retail sales at previous rates lot of $50 hhds Sugar
prime and choice sold, few days back, at 6D61$%
lb, but the sale was only made public yesterday
FLOUR-There was some inquiry, and prices
rmer. Sales $50 bbs Ohio from store, So g. 100 ut
So 90 100 Extra st. Louis in two lots at "a s7 and
few small lots at So 90 p Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn in better request and The supply
was larger and noticed sales $500 sacks including
$50 Inferior and Mixed at So 100 White and Yellow in
several lots at S. and 1000 White in three or four lots at
57hD5Sf d bushel Oats steady, with sales of 400
sacks St Louis at and go at 35t 2 bushel A lot of
100 sacks Bran sold at S71S& p 100 b.
PROVISIoNS-We noticed only retail sales of Mess
Fork at S22 30 4 Dbl. Bacon firm and rather ac-
tive with sales of 50 casks Sides TO- 20 ut and 20
| casks Shoulders at SGD p tb.
hlCE-Prices very firm and demand good Sales 100
tierces Carolina at 55GtG6t "a H.
CoFFEE-100 bags Rio were sold at s5sa u H.
WH1sKY-saes 100 bbs Rectified at 20 "a ~ gallon
FREIGHTS-We heard of no new engagement.
EAcHANGEs-supply and demand limited. We still
quote:
Sterling. Observation-Disclosures. 1IO151110s<
80 ! !. -: L1afDo!! u
NeWf ork sl2ty-day Bills. ED1 u ct. disc.
oisnt onecRs on NeWYork.. ifD5s q ct, prem.
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Gs- The regular weekly packet steamer
PRINCESS No 8, will leave HARD TINES vrcKsBuG NEW
CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF. RODNEY, WATERPROOF NAT
CHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, PLAQUE
NINE and all intermediate landings DAY
2ih inst, ut 5 o'clock NJ.
auA D. R. CARROLL Union Row, So carondeet street.
NgN The regular passenger packet DOVE,
@ph Smith, will leave for LOUISVILLE DAY August a. a,
5 o'clock
aua4 sTRoTHER 4 Bros, Agents as Poy,res street
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rpaTEREyvG PLACES.
.M.gDISONVILLE.

FOR CONVICTION, MADISON s~s n
g. VILE, LEWIsBURG AND VAUDEVILLE LeEt9siagS
NEW LAKE STEANER-The superior and swift
running OPlIELIA, Warren A. Gee nser having
elegant accommodation, regular packet to the above
leaving as follows
MONDAY: .........l2 MONDAY. 4t....-.5 4. n
TUESDAY......,.l9 TUESDAY.
THURSDAY .......l2 THURSDAY.
FRIDAY FRIDAY ..................6 -
SATURDAY, SATURDAY q
~ On SUNDAYS the oPIIEiIA ~ u maze IN EXCURSION
and r.turnihg tine tie O'Clock cars to TIE city,
g keep perfect condition, aae and
pleasant steamer will Wednesdays.
Passengers Covgon will find good conTyanesh, free Of
charge. and rom jacksonville.
~ Bag the Office Of the Agents,
jel9 WEI. L. GUSHING q CO., IS Common street.
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FORT ADAMS.

EOR FORT ADAMS, PORT HUD- ~ -
son :TUNlcA. BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO If ls1sa.atiss
AL the inmed landings Regular TuEsSDAY as-s,
Packet Steamer sYDONLA, Capt " yarGellhs nnH eIa-
running pazsan SYD0NIA Capt F. W
nell will regular trips the above trade TUESDAY,
August 81, 10 o'clock aud will leave Tuesday thereafter
throughout the will Fort Adams Friday
a O'clock II. For further particulars apply to
SMITH Il MINISTER 81 Poydras Btteet.
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RED RIVER.

EyOR ALEXANDRIA, NATCHI- ~ =
" TogHts GRAND EcoRE and sIiREyEPoRr sR#@f
VI REI.F kimlal, place the r. NJ.
Kmla al above, during EVERY sArTR
DAY vENINt. pass apply 30 in,
SFFAkE K McCREtRT, TtIoupitoulAs slreet,
The j. H. RFF will reip freight for above the Falls first
en5s light ter boais,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

CFFICE Of THE COMMISSIONERS l
or THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS
- " NEwOaLxAss June 5, 1851.
TN CONFORMITY with the provisions Of the
Act Of the Legislature Of the State approved May ts4 and
sufficient amount Of asset. icing hand, rnn.v
SEA led PROPOSALS. received this Office until FRIDAY,
September 1851 for ths s Sp 81 ,se Sn
DOLLARS Said Proposals. endorsed of Bonds Of Mn1ie
ratv Hnhey and acted the said 11th
tsse a noon and offered at the
ga: and fall within the shortest period shall
nrd and purchased the Sinking Fund OF
Number One the sad Act Of May s41
AID, CHOSSMAN, Mayor.
o. DEBUYs Comptroller.
WIZ. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
VIM, r. CONVERSE Chairman Of the
Finance Committee OF the Board Of Aldermen
L Fl. PLACE, Chairman CT the Finance
Committee the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
kI,Yzr Secondary jes tlrthS.pt
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DOORS AND WINDOWS.
All the buildings will be hall inch
half inches stiles nails ovoo bend
inch double relocated jamb inch
moulded ahtve the nse, and to be secured with
inch Am morce ockn. The windows have and three
glazed sashe double with
pulles outside with
inch moulded archtaes The windows the alley
quarters blind shutters with
best loose butts and secured with patent blind ahes and good eight
sb,arI a1.