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THE Mss OF T.sso.-A curious of much interest
to the lovers of Italian literature has just been decided
in the Sacred Council ut Rome We find the particulars
stated in the London Athennum: About seventeen
years ago the Count Aberti Roman and officer in
the army, announced the possession of quantity of
published manuscripts in the handwriting of Tasso
throwing light his personal history Part of these
he sold in 1883. to Mazzaroni. bookseller at Ancona
and the remainder in the succeeding year to Giusta
bookseller of Lucca
On the publication of the Lucca papers. the Ancona
purchaser had Count Aberti arrested on the charge
having sold him forged documents and autographs A
commission of examination after sitting seven years
vcted him and he was sentenced to years imprs
oument.
Albert appealed, and second commission with larger
powers. appointed to re-examne the whole case
They have been nearly years in their inquiries
while the Count undergoing his punishment; and
now just his term of imprisonment is over they haye
decided to the sentence and pronounce him limo
cent He proved to the satisfaction of the Court that tn,
manuscripts had been left by the Able Mercantonio
Prince Ottavo Faleoneri from whose library they hat
come Alberti. This is hard for the Count anC
very unfavorable specimen of the activity dscr
nation of Roman justice
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET


Friday Evening March II, 1852
Arrived during the past week 46 Beef Cattle 400 Hogs
$50 Sheep and 15S Calves and Yearlings The supply of
Western Beef Cattle is ample but prices of fine Cattle
are pretty firm The market has but moderate stock of
Sheep and Hogs, and but little demand. Mich Cows
meet but little inquiry. with fair demand for Veal
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nR. BANNING'S CELEBRATED BODY
BRACE PATENT LACE, relief of the fol
lowing diseases We knees the Breast Bronchitis Shoness
Breath, Pain in the Chest Weakness Bleeding
sson Of the Heart cosveness and Piles Pains The Back
Spinal Affections Failing of the Bowels Bearing
Down. Irregular Painful Pronse aenuation tendency Abor
ton and Painful Pregnancy and the incident
and disposition Dropping Habu
col Sickness pcula
to Males o Females.
Sold only by DIR, SHERMAN, Agent for the South,
At his Othri 20 81 Charles street, Neworleans,
T LADIES stted with the Brace Mas SHKasAss,
Charles street. mhti lydsW
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r I'm l; a.a.o Capt ittel, tie ~ JARVIS.
boarded ufrriD- Etc6s. I4rio1, the
lst % III the sas, ship sor;l Bend, from lt'1 poi
a plac, ahp william from Pipipin i-ri niso
Civ Thompson, Philadelphia, for is port shy 1ht situation
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on ~. 9TH hat shtp Hope bar, Panama aud Afyrs
NO Bark Harna TonIon brig, Esrsn and Creole ,ehr Aire
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~ J: 4. BEARD 4 MAY, Auetianeerg
SS ONDAF. Narch Is, 1867, and the s,llo,r

TN ONDSs'. atarch 10, 1852. and the gollow
Ers sys a Nev o II q sed = 'e Tho
.,5 Ut P9ii 81 e. .sd l.s f 9sssasa
~ a se l s:aS Vi Il i ssasIei
ss., ptess IT, s g ~ iar ar iay III S ~ IN sss na ea
P,emsiss naas IN, s.s g before c-n Zap aasas Nm
Two LOTS o. GEJrSf.n d. isle, bouset y Es,
SiS iaT 81 IL 5S, 4 u. ist Aa
ksis ;, cSnieen saa es s.. roo ! 3 isFs
70 ofas ne Gomez % Gieal Fgtpa sse ere strees
S !; y $ = IeF. q Fulton AID ae sfess IL No
sxTgEs fiTR ii Gf i sasa,t ss' II ss,
ri eyrea an sA'ier sret ID H. iasinsiye
70. is lorna. the q Fagdsa Now fyr S VII ~ s
Fn Z = g 81 TO- IL ~ H. IS, sew
s1TsEg LoTs or eRogSp n ule Squire sour4f by New
a a,as ... L9s No. ea ne ay
New I I b T. i u ~ II! onta fulton and
t.1. E vsa Lors o. eoD IN square New
.Iys ~ 20 iraaysts an tsras % Is nicu-
ii LIE Y. ts 4, strssts
rA & Ten ions py GROUND n square bounded l New tevss,
so s III Is LIZ, ssrTa IL Z ro ss res L.:
Lots and VIEW .fsssss
Dame aa FaSa mi S ls + IL sss sSa By Nes
.st Ii e xa s sta e t sa5 Sa = @ Lyss
e 1fk E 9 ss s Il ds and S trsts
BY Fila s. Isph NV ves fa streets aa s; .a a1n
forss lie sser j st a ss s VIZ n ana
H. 81 -. : ! d & d I'D N. = H. i ! u -
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND IN The & Joseph
Hsw Leyee and tniten srseta from
Lots =, aud iron. Fulton and New Ley
10 FIVE LOTS OF GROUND the square Market
Delord, Futon and New
Tot No. s the Of luton, New Levee Streets
Let fors this Delo- Iyse streets
Lots snd front on Fulton and New Levee
H. ONE slEi bounded by Deod Fulton New
named, having four frputs. glf = ~ = -,
The abeys described from i locality
sh as ops nm uasf ga s s s q ap
business or Wholesale - ~
lhograph'c plans viii Be ready For issue he eae
De via marginal notes 70 requiring
M Viii not be sold unt Of
s 70 the 1890 sisned ,s III con-
p'onsr under which h made rricf 10 ths day sid
fEEss rsh; oslapes equal (jFasd
eo t9ppoha tsqs o rss aud credit Wits
az lrtFrss
paid sight can't anuut Until Gns prxgs
On ite property. jan97 AkFtmhsdti5
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PENsACoIA-Per btls ibis noaes
corn, hhds sugar, aks cole 90 bss tobacco.
r Pearl 20 hha $50 bls no.,e
100 coi rope. ~ '' ~ "N's'S'
- IMPORTS
BAiMoRErs ,hp I Sa,an+ Hooper , Aored d.e
NEW YoRK-Per bark Hannah Thornton: Assorted nd.e
r rAEssen9 brig e,.'n F5si, to order ,
csc,ss.r, EEcEIpTs OF g PRODUCE ID ,2 s !, Ill
wy Taylor II sbs DO y hRGs bacon ia.
f asi.11 Ss. ~ ] g. Eli.
S s @9s do S q @ s s,,dAs R. Ess
P si ssf@o , s DO r ss % II, % 70 b,G
css 90 s s sa, ssse % 8 ss d
es esss Do ham. e GeaEis % bs iiaao kii
q, sss sssh :s a: W
Ss s5S E.
@ 'S w. ssst: ss9 DO Flint
= r. "' y s;s. s
i$ p.;" aa Es1 Af
s sss P, S Tuner Wiser se DO resr @
e. . FS;Ss ~ s:s e *: 'ss
r ss; 4: sssS j e.. LII j 5: si
do
'y S: sa 's; S ss I'll. wsss f4 a Hs
g. ss', ' ' apples and ''"''-' ''''r'''
o ~ BY ys I "a wsste MG sss e"g' =
sf h1g s s ssa ss s. vis
P a hSsl Ml"s sc ssi 2 ssysry &eoa
hhls tobacco, 1855 bags corn
.e SAsHXu Is, Nasys SIS Hss l Mclean
n99n IFS do wiiHs Phillips eo7i Pickett Perkins
Pa,ns asoa4 Yea,, e, a "a eI s3T Sso4. t 40
,ob,sso MGrecr Hewitt Norton do Pickett,
s. 500 y,:%s. sss Tss va
Moon Titus 4eolO90 bds iron Brazil Adams ae
: ba4 Fiji p Bisg doF f h ssmsl do n Rel
ar;q. " To-, s; Ssse ri
oOrder-Total 1883 bales hhds ,otacco
MONTEREY Per Ref bales cotton Braaae VIII
Payne Harisonss Gss cherry Henderson
. Eff sss.
wood Savage William. Rawns Evans SEQ do Fealn
eaS t Mckee saIsy se so
Arthyy Aeos0 hides bales pees oyde-Toa I'D; bales
S steamer Saxon i bales cotton Payne Harrison
shssry Hss Netea ssss e !agI asas
s.s sss s,s tr,l ,ss .ss VI, WlSk O.
eiqwe. ass~se Whit william. m Wa aso
So brs edS nv s.. IT, a ssl
e.pyssns s Loco. . ssla &C.,. he1S ase-e
sn hes9n lsn5 Mstt Even 4fpe2 Kswir aen .ssva
HARD fiAEser .leger Naaes Mt sak ballet ealifh Hrspe
stGnerspS Wit nesHullvsl6 EivrrstSi Hvlrl William.
sstst Curry PcarspHtI PeNr.,n a6S tIenisrsnn Faar
W II Hrcf7i lsresnprad SIS SjeiSn s.s ,n VI Mr.,
- Ni'; .tet y Il aRls".f " 9aesseh teeS, Hhern
Wright xcu~?S Biarder Wiaur 4cp-I j II tieaS.is Wsrd
JgrH-le Sggeu-lt do Nale Cox 4etig teB do Oakley
y II caof J e Cocks Aeo-i W l@seroh scpi do
tASNe i1H'rson--lopi Ptt3 bales cetfnn
steahsT Indiana go bose CANDLES so do starch
is .! 90 iaf 6lb dc Wright Aco52 do, loo
sIt .sos ok bacon Ratt T;n, @ Sso ~ 40 aastoT Cas-
Co. Ms ni ,e- NJ 81 10y nAs 'neese =, 1en
lUo do oil Voe srosos do 7IisIy @ + Ley
pkgs whisky % t hams aJ lxs
kegs Shul adde-7O bills oil II BrhanEloS do isri Hunt
Areelc0 bx starch Kdde50 hhds Swiney
kgs lard II strge pkgs Anderson Mecal
ATTAKApAS-Pr steamer Della Isa la.s cnt,n Paw, AID, -
do ii mo,sses as Minds sugar II Iaocn Ia H. az -
hhds sugar Shift acoS do SO bb. ,olasse. q r. s
90 hus Darby 1remoue--s noasses Druhet
Soa1b do, hhd Hall Rodd-l5 do Ls ,noss.s !
YAzoo clTY-per steamer Alton: $50 bales cotton swney Green
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is says:
Some days ago the Marquis de neighbor of
gave a large soree In the morning gentleman
called her and asked for invitation He told her he
had by order of the Project of Police The lady
pressed much annoyance and indignation whereupon he
asked her whether she would have any objection to let
him the list of her invitations She showed it to him.
whereupon he told her that trespass on
for the invitation. it being unnecessary The Marquis
set foot inquiries the result of which that
he assured that among his invited guests there
no less than four agents of the police.
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The Congregational church at North Middle
boro. Mass was destroyed by fire recently.
During the month of February 315 vessels
srived at and 346 cleared FROM the port of Boston
a John Burke, aged 81, a drummer in the war
tthe Revolution. died at York. Pa. on the 25th ult
There are 255 churches in NewYork, of which
40 have been organized since 1916.
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A RRIVAL OF Nine. ADOLPHE,- THE ORR.
IA GINkI, UNSURPASSED AND JUSTLY CELEBa ATEp Nine
hpnlpHE, TIE UNIVERSALLY AckNoWt EDGED GREATEsT
SYMPArHIESN IN THE WORLD, md THE SAME 3fsTis.
t,sAEp Lazy y, WII ,I, cSEsTEp Tia MEa
THE COKKgCT rsEp,c toNs or FuTtRE shcH INTENSE
ESCiTEMEST IN ENGLAND, FRANCE AND TIE PRINCIPAL
SCENTED HER WITH COSTLY DIAMOND BRoAcH, AND DAN'l
WEBSTER WITH RICHLY JEWEbED RING, is NOW IN NEW
ORLEANS, READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS AT THE WESTERN
vERANDA HOTEL CORNER OF TCHouPFToULAs AND JULIA
STREETS (PRlVATE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET FIFTH
DOOR FROM TCHcuPILouIAS sTREET,5 WHOM Sill. Will
INFORM AL ABOUT THE PAST. THE PRESENT AND THE
EUTuRE f THEY ARE MARRIED OR NOT, AND WHEN AND
WHATLADI OR HUSBAND THEY WILL GET; CIR BUSINESS
OF EVERY DESGRiPIi0N MYSTERIOUS and ALMOST M
MEN DED BY SO HIGHLY AND WITH
so INN MERABLE CERTIFICATES OF ACKNoWI EDGEI
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS AND SKILL,
ALL SUPERSTITION OR PROBABILITY DECEPTION or IhiPO
SIfltN AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE.
tS- CONSULTATION FEE FROM 81 TO a. LADIES NOT oC.
CufYING MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES SO CENTS ONLY
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT THE MORNING TILL
| ZEN AT NIGHT. " isnss
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nHEKIFF7h SALE, ls-17-T 0--Tg a
Fevsrg pls,EIsr cornrIP f. BoNFosD " coLauHous,
EpY VIRTUE of writ Of fieri faeias to me
dFs@sd BY ;hs Hnpefuhs he Fourth District Of ss~
psans the above esttisi will puhs
ton, tbs Hesa City Ershsqgs 81. Lcu ssss bsE#asr
ehsssEes ena Royal st5se, Monday ssrb TO- t55s IL
o'clock e. So
TWO GEls1Ais loI5 " GROUND, TtGKIstss WITH THU
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS hslobear siate
the suburb Delcrt th Municipality
bounded By Julia Philips Ton WEIR
Landing designated by the
aired and plan drawn by R Deiaaed TIN rta-h
OF March,
hrg Gtc y the city. Said os ail0n ths
each, English
hunare twenty in 5epih.7 u.
THE AND Of
TWO STORY HRtGE HOUSE. TWO TWO Story BRICK
| KITCHENS, AND ONE aTrlHY FRAME HOUSE.
Seized in the sat. -
c. the FRERET
fell u mil i3 of the shoftri
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

NIL" FIRST Municipality; ma" Second Municipality; "ns'
Posts at which the vessels lay.1 $3.50 ~ " "
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Rio DE JANEiRo Jan, ID 1852
important events bearing greatly the future pros.
perity Of the Empire have tended to make the past
remarkable, namely the total annhilaton Of the slave
trade and the Of the Brazilian intervention In the
affairs Of the Banda Oriental which If terminated az sue
ces-fulY commenced will tend open active COM
with the River Pate aud the countries adjoining
which nerrow and blind policy have 50 long closed to
the commerce Of the world.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.-Th celebrated Nine

rrREAI EAClIEMENT.-The celebrated Nine
- LAMONT, from Barnums Museum NewYork returned to
this city her Biloxi holds court
residence, No. ia Carondee between Psdio Poyns
streets for the reception of all who wish
on hs most scientific principles Prenooy PALMS
favorable
Lind during her in New has md
excitement wherever known The long Lamont in
llndostan and her with tile
advantage occult knowledge
Persons having important law suits pending will dnd
her call.
Mnae LIS stay in this city being limited she has
"fry tents or ladies ana une Dollar gentlemen.
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs G, 4 A.
ROsIERE, ami ST. Charles streets No 81 Pro-
trssors OF the noble Airt of t-Detsuce MI
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Saturday Morning, March Is, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Br ship Fayorie Pickuuce, Liverpool, Gardner Sager Xeo
InhiP harvest Fuller hremtn Schroeder * Mummy
Bark Hyperion" Perkins, Boston, Up Whitney SEQ
In lark Junior, Turner, Liverpool, Geo.
tir hark tiise, Harvey. Mobile, Hoyhton, Rankin
Brig Lucy, Brewer NewYork. G Z Bngrn Nru
Srf tlAa''ti HULL iuthiil ANlaclcoa Mitchell &eo
'r,h h,a'nA ifesrI, lnmlh Bay, J 7 Whitney
Srhr Martha, Weid,rr, Pensacola, Hurley
Srhr lowla!ian Caro-, Pensacola, j Harley
Srhr Visitor, irnN, Pensacola, Master
Steamer Pearl b"trnnn, Wcumpka Ogl,sty Aiacauity
Sd my. ~ -
Ship Napoleon, Hunt, January in ballast to master
Ship Nathaniel Hooper, Rains days Baltimore to mael M
Bark hannah Thornton Davis, rs days from NewYork, VIM
Hamburg bark Peru, Meyer days London in ballast to master
Ceelan brig Creole Domuc, days Palermo to Rareli
Brig Mechanic Cox l9 days Chagrcs in ballast 10 R NJ Harrison
Brig ELersie-Point.
Sch Alice Miner days from Pensacola master-Iayette
steam boats.
Nashville, Besnyder, from Nashville,
SaNon Estes from Princeton
Della, Castillo, Attlkapas.
Ut boswell, Catfcart from the Coast.
Indiana, Haldeman from Cincinnati.
Natclez No 2, feathers, from Hard Times.
Magnolia, 1homasson from Louisville.
jefferson Mckinney, from Alexandria.
NJ Rel, Hall, from Monterey, Ark.
St Charles, Post, from Mobile.
Oregon, fern from Mobile.
Alton, Powell, from, Yazoo City.
osceon Kirby. Tallahachis River
Western World, Norton, from Evansville.
inst ships Neu mp light
Towboa McDan, the
9Th ships Glance Peter, yphide brig
Soule-bought ship John Jarvis bark Peru brig Mechanic
h I n @ Mare clover os I aS Sn s shs IL @
| brought up ships Napoleon and Nathaniel Hooper
Iowboat Per Pnnega from the Pasestowed down and to
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CONSTABLES SALE.

Ngwon,E.ss Is. F'' MEiSHaN t mo s7a. AA''f
spY VIRTUE Of writ of fier facias to me
directed by the Hon. L. e. Winter Second for
ne Parish Of oriean IN ,he above entitled viii
and Na,ohe street, SATURDAY, the March, 1852 at IL
o'clock u- - > - = -
. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE. with other thereen Second
Municipality this city No "a bounded
Prem md johnson streets and designated by the No
Drawn by Louis ngier April 20 Ss and deposited the D.
L. Mctuy, late Notary Pubr; said lot neasung English asre
Ii inches lines street ISL sect nces
deep between parallel lines.
Terms cash. GEORGE. +. PEARSON
ttg st sod unstable, IusficefsC Court.
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u YCEUM LECTUREs.-The Committee un,
The Wild .MaTe Of the Desert!
INHE GREATEST LIVING WONDER a

IVP W ttU VNNTe OF tVF DeS9TT.
"HE GREATEST LIVING WONDER a.
l. OF THE WORLD IL exhibiting the ~
only. " : " ~
This wonderful animal native Of yenezuel South
america captured by the Indian
party hunters She fifteen hands high destitute
part Of the body,
The skin resembles India rbhsr the skin rhnocsros
plant, but soft as velvet, -
Though strange with all these sagularie
without exception, the animal Kingdom
She has bsen visited by Thousands examined most scientific
gentlemen of the Worth and South, and prepepeei be So
The owner will Forfeit $500 producing animal Ike iii.
beauty. speed and sy,ni,eirs
Al WIG have vel seen this wusdpf have opportunity, iet
M large syssea PAINTINGS, VIEWS or sorTlf
AMERICA AND IT'S fSftAstf WIS, mas alsu seen,
~ Exhibition hprrs o'clock i. n. to 6 r. ~.
Admission twenty-five cents, Children SerauA bait price,
mill - - ~ n r.
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Il iC f $ -
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET,

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. W. WHITESCO
Exchange Office % Camp street of Common street
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ERENCH DRESS MAKING.-NIrs. G.
w. ROPER No. l65 Poydras street. the attention
OF ,hu ladies to the superior style and taste which she
DRESSES and MAN1AS made by her experienced Frurch WI
Dress Maker.
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RIVER AND MARINE.


"a vi THIS WEEK.
SSOR tlIAGKES.--Regula Lina.-'lhe ~
very sa-t sring brg MgfHANfc, ca tain IA III
hsl'es q! AavinE 'r'erasd from Chsgfs am h-its
tvts u Sail above. Shs har test tFI
days evsFy ,s
Inducements safety Tickets an1eate
picasion
foulous street HARRlsOS co. tsogiras
mhI9 or o, WECKHAsI. auiy street
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ORR THApE BRAzIL.--A Rio Janeiro circular
the following statistics relative trade with
Brazil 1t appears that the total import of flour into Rio
anciro the United States during the year 1851
2524lS barrels The actual consumption for the year
1S0.10l barrels
Tie exports of coffee to the United States during the
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MISSISSIPPI LEGrsIArURr.-The two Houses of the Mis-
sissp Legislature have agreed adjourn the 10th
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III the delivery Of the A
slave named RiioDA, thirty years She Gel
absconded Sunday the sth February She yellow NM
lndta about the height built IN
speaks quick but not PLATA straight hair curs
IN 'front.' carries small bundle with her. generally white
bonnet She formerly belonged Jones' Assissuni
where she trying get back. ff''
mh4 If F. NJ. FISK. 90 Natshez street. up stairs
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h1aGE. u,bIa iyd4W
G,AUTIoNt PERSONS RUpTURED sbonld

U. S. INSURANCE, ANNUITY AID TRUST COMPANY Oh
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH osses N1woRtE CAf
srhAst-.. .trbnuaiy II, ASS. J
A DIVIDEND OF Twenty per cent out of the
IN earned prnani tor The ulp peu-1 hss sssa
declared by the Board OF prsos aui Will h. l5ssis-
issded AT this Office at the present la. t, ~ r
lelb I'm BENJAMIN
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VENTE DU CONSTABLE

NENIE DU UNSTABLE.
sEeoSpE IusrIeE DE PAN JAMES ACAFFREY PATRICK
pk Ia NoUyEIlk ORLE ANS MEI6HAN, No. 1a,lf9.
ANN VERTU dun writ de tieri faeias a moi
adresse par Memorable Winter seconda Justice de pair
Ia Passe aoras dams put
que Banks Arcade Magazine, hatcher SbIEDI
Ice Mars, 1851, midi r."
UNCERTAIN LOT DE TEsfsE Ia eages
at
municipalities de cete Vile lct No.
dido Grayer PeiI ct JohIson ct sgut
plan dress Lcnis Bnger Avl
l. Aety leu Notaire Public lie dit lot Aericainel
80 peds II gnes de Johnson pocas
de proondeu entire ligues PARALLELS Conditions compliant
fec 3ti3Gi GEO 2. PEARSON, Constable.
NOTICE.-The subscriber has this day estsb-
lished himself in the FURNITURE GENERAL AUCTION
BUSINESS the old stand No. 81 CAMP STREET. respectfully
so's the of his friends and the public Out of
promptly attended to, cash
RICHARD NJ MONTGOMERY, Auetoueer, 81 Camp street
Neworieais, February III. 1902. 1i4 'tf ieiS I'm
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT. l
Saturday Morning, March Is, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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By ] " WE} MONTH, Auetioneer

- ATURDAY, March Is, Mt IL o'cIoek-Wi11
n - 4's q the square oeundes b Hny Cont 81 Pat
TEs 0l ps6eting from easS ,hirty sses
roat on 70 l- s,Ast-fy hdptg%a isofh 49,
Ten Lflf, EabsrBg from Hsr
hity sst II aeDr ~
F1LR LIS ssrteea o.
I've BeTnado street. handre ara Hftu
feet depth. ~ r 'inS
F1G LOTS aa1erig measuring
He FEET Patrick one hasa ANA
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VIII leave SATURDAY, March 10, al s oecekrx.
St7OR YAZOO CITY, SATARTIA, ss-
VICKsBURG, WARRENTON NEW GARTH 49, r
AGE, Grand GULF, RODNEY, WATERPROOF, ziIaEIzssst
SATCHEz, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA POINT COLPEE f.kf
HUDSON, BATON ROUGE, PLAQuEafISE DoNALDsoNVII.LI.
aud all landings the Regular Friday Vcksbug Passenger
Packet ST. JAMES1he
packet ST. JAMES Joseph Phelps master aol
foF freight sppy board Canal
T. b. SMITH, Poy,rrs stTrri,
fb.rs will be clerk the morning. H.
freight for the St. NINA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-13
NR f. CRANES SHOULDER BRACE AM

SUPPoRTERThis ingenious instrument supnors ,ba vh.
body and is Ct great vsse to persons with Weakns
The Back Chest Side relief and ipaly render
ing the weak and detected strong and eonsuptve or
life prolonged by the Of this Brace e' ~ M ""'~
GB eatl anu examine the BRACE and
SHERMAN, Agent tor the South,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-13

BACCO-The have hand and f.r .
in lots to suit purchasers CUBA HAVANA, FLORIDA MASDN
COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI WRAPPERS
Also Tobacco bales selected "a. ~.
Mexican Market and for plantation ~
TURNER 4 RENsHAw.
IS Camp street and Tchenpitouias stress
tn - f''Ni'e ssss..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-13

The total exports Of coffee to Europe during the same
year were 1O14,053 bags.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-13

Crystal Fount Division No. q. $. of T.-Nees every
THURSDAY at O'Clock Temperance Hail.
street Officers foT the ensuing quarter DE- McnEL W. b.
BooTi s. j. B. ToMINsoN, T.; T. H. DRY ASpkrsoN
A. CT ANDREW HERO l. s.; L. W. PERRY, o. S.
jams WM. II. ELLIS R, s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-13
IyOR CHAGREs-The we'll KNOWN tast :.
Y1nR ANY PORT In TILE NEpITER- Z
IGOR NEW YORK-Merchants' Line

RAsFA,s-The Al Lriz CAROLINA Coma Muster II p
vii h. reaiy load few days For freight any port
the Mediterranean, apply
BAREIII co. Common stree,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-05-22
DAILY RIVER MAILS.

The Burlington Gazette says that ''the
contract of the Department with McCune
& Co., for the transmission of daily
mail between St. Louis and Galena, has
been abandoned, from difficulty of max
ing satisfactory arrangement with the
Galena boats"
The arrangement which McCune s. Co.
endeavored to make with several of the
Galena boats, was something like this -
McCune applied TO three or four of the
Captains Of our most popular boats, to
run in connection with the Keokuk pack
cts, from Galena to Keokuk, by which
the Galena boats were not to 90 below,
but to tranship freight, passengers and
mails at Keokuk. The Galena Captains
were not so green as to enter into such an
arrangement, and thus give the Keokuk
company monopoly of the river. We
are glad they did not, for if there is any
place or city or town on the margin Of
Western waters, where an unchristain
spirit prevails, that place is Keokuk.-
Witness their frantic opposition to the
Improvement of the Rapids of the Miss
issippi, now and heretofore, and their
late brutal destruction of the Telegraph
mast.
Mcclure & Co. appear to have given
up the contract; and now is the time for
us and for all towns that desire daily
river mail, to forward general and ur-
gent petition for giving it to the Galena
boats. There is now daily line of boats
in the trade between this city and St.
Louis, and this line could carry the mail
to universal acceptance. The boats mixing
daily line are the Golden Era, the Dam
ube, The Dubuque, the Minnesota, the
Brunette and the Shenandoah. Each of
these boats is capable of making a week.