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The people of the West looking anxiou.y upon u.s.
and would give magnificent aid ii our course shouid
iustify it hut if we failed in our duty now We should
i,"r thcjr vi ..trt They would have confidence in
tn Gid ,f' " Of tie city government
WIN IA, city bpcis were in condition ii't the Prca
i,nl W. trc,y could call them good. any Of
mouy obtained They could have million. from
Europe with which to carry on Improvement
But we want men in office who are worthy Of conf
State right get the city right and then fight your party
battles your satisfaction Get the right men in the city
government and show the world that Neworeans IL an
honest city.
He appealed all put aside all party considerations
in this and forward TO the rescue OF the
city They generous people and the appeal could
not be in vain Whoever should be nominated by the
Committee ought to receive the undivided support of
those friendly to REFORM and no considerations OF per
sona political nature should be allowed TO sway them
from the duty Of thus supporting the nominees ne a
pealed to all to stand firm this occ;son Tor Nr"rieans
was at stake.
When Mr. Robb concluded, motion was made to ad-
journ. which received with shouts of No no no y!
Adjourn adjourn and some efforts were ihaae 10 a-
dress the chair
The Chair decided however, that there was majority
in favor of adjournment and adjourned the proceedings
without far Observed having put the question to
the meeting.
Mr. D. H. Beecher demanded to know if the nomination
of the Committee had been put to the meeting bu he re-
ccved reply the President having left the chair The
noise tremendous and only occasional word from
Mr. Beccher could be distinguished. making MS way
through the dense crowd in the pit ne at length reached
the stage. where he continued speaking but his words
not audible He perseTered however until most %
the lights extinguised after which he left the
theatre and continued his address along the street
He declared that there had not been fair play used IN
getting up and conducting the meeting in the theatre
that the object Of Mr. Iobb to make million Of
loars from the increased value Of the Municipal bond
which had fallen into his hands and it was by him also
principal stakeholder of the gas works that the people
| had been deprived of light at the theatre
The evening marked by no disturbance beyond th'
noise incidental to the excitement of the occasion The
democrats had the good judgment to occupy the position
Of spectators leaving the matter entirely i'll the hands
the wings evidently however. 'nensely cFled at th
prospects opened them by this gap in the ranks of thc
| nntnn
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PENNsyLyASi, DEMocrAric CoSvEsTros.-The pennsyi
vania Democratic State Convention the 9TH instant
nominated Wi'lam seabright for Canal Commissioner
Mr. Iugu reported long series Of resolutions approving
of and adopting the platform laid down by the Bam ~
Convention Of 1874 and 1913 sustaining the Compromise
and in favor of the fugitive slave law urging
Mr.. Buchanan the only choice Of the democracy of
Pennsylvania and who would secure old fash
Toned jackson majority in the Keystone State The
solutions instruct the delegates named by this Con-
vention to vote for Mr. buchanan from first to last and
requiring pledge from each delegate and clector to s
tain the instruction Of this Convention and provide
that upon the failure to give such pledge within
sonable time. substitutes shall be appointed
Various amendments to the resolutions proposed
and discussed with considerable warmth and feeling.
Finally cali was made for the previous question. which
was sustained and the resolutions then adopted
The Cass men the resolution most strenuousy up
to the last moment.
Delegates to the Baltimore Convention then ap-
pointed and the Convention adjourned.
SAILING OF TIE BALTc-The steamer Baltic sailed from
NewYork Liverpool the 9Th inst The most extra
ordinary dispatch used in sending off the Baltic She
arrived from Washington the evening of the 5th At
O'Clock she commenced taking in coal and by o'clock
the morning Of the 9th she had $50 tons board 800
ticrcc of flax ship stores etc making altogether about
1000 tons At O'Clock she ready for She took
81 first class passengers $4,000 in American gold and
Ell 600 in sovereigns,
Cot. FnEMoNT.-Col Fremont arrived at NewYork. in
the Empire City, on the 9Th inst.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

yERAsDA Gen Mitchell NJ Ash Mss sGh,s e; J. To,he,,
~ Noble A w Torbert Ala VIM " ade Ca n Powell ="
Powell Warren Smelling and ady MIR Case Peak Chs
NJ Burden, Cal; NJ llo~i Ark Major 6 Crittendet, A.
CITY. MGinness Mobile p Isler. Tenn John Houston
Boyn, enkon Stevenson Brown DIR Shields, 5 Old
John Nca John Gnbin Vim Conner Burbrdge, Burbridse
Cal; Brown CHM; C g II Haon, Robinson, Levi sPelsr
Davidson, La Jonas Pa Miss; Capt Pickett A; Capt Charles
SoiIard, y Y.
ST. LOUIS. Wehersfoon, c; Jas Winter, Washinso
q; Henry Grams Hias Eiek Mrs Hicks g Thompson
Fl q Aoy Y w II Minge and lady, Miss Mnge, Miss
bury Barry and ay Es AiEs Buchanan and 'rTan
Barrie Phil Edward Stevenson Ky Mrs Jslns Mas Io1snzo
pUonio Hernandez, Aseoa Mexico: G Stirring Hen
shaw Jos Bourgeois La W Lewis, Tenn John Sandwich and
lady, n j.
COMMERCIAL. flrIwick, Montague, Vksburg Ralph
Do1San Jonn Baiolet Thomas Dyes Geo Thompson Rifle
Link, w Hopkins nks VIM Comfy james MCCALL Charles Nor
rs Coleman Cameron B Glasnsr James Wasner Gusne
john Miller, Thomas Holiness Thomas Punne Casres Charles
Cox, II Smith, Z Cox, II mis- California; II Fere w IL John
NJ Duse II Dyer, Pananl Dyer, y Dunkin, San
Francisco.
ARCADE. Thos Brown, Bliss, Thos Humble Coney, W
Williams, John Brown .mue Hosk1s Norman,
hanks Asher Hurst Davenport, Louis Smith, Miss g
Baltimore RUSSELL Richardson Texas; Jones' Pa
u Jennings, Val james ansne Ark Canted o; Smith,
Jas Hogan, ] j Wilson, g Robinson Ky.
TUFTS. Thos Gorn Brown KY W Carter, SewYork
II shaw Fuller Miss; Thos Fnegan Ohio; H Pencock Mo-
} smith, Joseph Alu.
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The independent Meeting.

MeSSrS Edit0rSI last evening with several friends at
tended the meeting ut the American Theatre, called for
the purpose of nominating candidates independent of
party for city officers to be elected the fourth Monday
in this month Quite to my surprise found the organi
cation all arranged by few pipclaying, wre-pung
gentlemen before going to the meeting This. doubtless
done to the independent voters the trouble
of such organization after they arrived at the place of
meeting After the officials seated of the secrc
taries gave the word to of ilos worthy and res
pccabH citizens who and proposed that committee
of thirteen he appointed selected mot by the chair
mind you to nominate suitable persons for the offices
of Mayor Comptroller etc to report at meeting to be
held on this) Monday evening.
A gentleman in front of the stage proposed that the
committee be selected at and from the persons
sent No notice taken of him his motion for this
reason, suppose-hc not known to belong to the
INDEPENDENTS The honorable chairman read from a
paper assisted by two gentlemen each side whis
pcng the he could not understand into his
the names of thirteen persons "nominators' Wher
ne was seated Mr.. Robb announced and made q
manly and forcble speech, which listened to with
profound attention.
As he closed and retired. the Hon D. Lyman Beecher
of the Fourth District to ask if the nonatos whose
names had been read off by the Honorable Chairman hat
been approved by the meeting At the came time mo
ton was made by of the active gentlemen in th
independent movement to adjourn Cries of No, no
came from almost every part of the house
Notwithstanding the Honorable Chairman, with thu
Secretaries took their hats and papers and began to
tire from the stage, amid awful noise, during which
time Mr. Beecher speaking and endeavoring to max
himself heard the noise was so great he could not b
heard Yet nothing daunted, he lights nearly pu
ou) he, American-like, determined to maintain hi
rights notwithstanding some of the wire pulers erie
put him outn
For an Independent y meeting, This was ono Of tn
most disrepuabe and disgraceful held in this eoun
try That cannot be heard at such mectin
whenhe attempts to speak in respectful manner. is a
outrage American citizen, well on America
institutions. Had the Chairman and Secretaries ken
III, aats, &l would have been vel! but as It Was the
ysfSSG1 sthem without authority Of tile meeting. aal i
yialfFfsz, II iefbpW sl saEhaGS nil Slowed sFt4t VA
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

MONDAY Morning, March ID, 1852.
COTTON-The favorable accounts by the Asia. which
published on Saturday morning. led to active de-
mand for Cotton which, however soon checked by
advancing freghts the sales did exceed $500
bales Prices in instances, &c higher. but the
improvement not general enough to authorize any
alteration in quotations.
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .540GlM iddling Fair ....s}G@sH
Ordinary 64z06zs Fair; sss659
Good Mildiing 7slas Good and Fine "a -
TOBACCO-A good inquiry prevailed. and $40 htds
were sold including $3.50 at Lie, 1874 by two parties
private terms So and at Al and 81 old crop of
which 2 at IL. at 3, and Is at sac q ii.
SUGAR AND MOLASsEs-About 800 hhds Sugar We're
DISPOSED of at previous and 1000 bbs Moasses
1402oe for inferior and fermenting. and 250264 for
choice and reboled.
FLOUR-There fair demand with sales of 5000
bbls which 1900 bbs Ohio in barge, branded and to
be delivered alongside ship at So o. 1850 the Leyee
at the 100 part poor order at So 90S4 co. and
200 bb extra ST Louis of favorite brand (Eagle and
| in lots at So %.
GRAIN-Corn was in less request and only 5000 sacks
purchasers of which 600 sacks damaged 49, 200
good from atboat at As and the Levee 1900 sacks
yellow $500 and 10000 at 30 and 1000 selected yellow at
OF Oats 22O sacks Ohio sold at the reduced
rate of 81 Louis being offered low 33e bshe
PROVISIONSThe Pork market was less firm. the only
sales heard of being 149 bbs Mess in three lots
SIC -5sl7 co. and $50 prime all uninspected. at s4 OC
p bbl. Of Bacon 90 casks Sides sold at i;
091s 95 casks Shoulders at 1905 and 10 ditto from
store at 7 p Lard steady. with sales of 155 bb
prime at So. $50 kegs and 113 do. at 9ss4 q b. o
| Beef lot of AZ bbs prime brought S. 90 q Dbl.
oIS-3o bbls Lard Oil IAN ordinary LOTT sold at SOC
| Linseed is held at 6Sl07Oe q gallon
| COFFEE-Fair demand. with sales of 1856 bags old Al
| So 600 at 9l5. and $50 new, in lots at 9ke.
WHISKY-Sales 60 bbls at about Ii 10, and 90 (Flet
| chcr's extra) in lots, at 1St.
| MISUNDERSTANDING. Two American ships take1
for Liverpool lid for Cotton also. some 1000 bale
shipped in British vessels at 3sf07-l6d
| Observation-Disclosures demand:
Sterling. 109D1O9a
francs 52OED52
Network SlXtyda Bills. FAC II ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. ...........46D p ct disc
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Monday Morning, March Is, 1852.
CLEARED SATURDAY.

SS %ss q; III r "a s''' UT; SS
Steamer } / Day, ri'isId, Pensacola and Key West,
b .hg Alice Wilson, Coward, Liverpool, Hosh'o KsHk5 Seo
s sSP s ,%s Iisa. cY s arr' .i,1 5Ps Hss
Ship Ias ~ Young Booster" GeS HEnso
B. a,E E,is Princess Crawford, Liverpool Hosto Rankin
Err MssP R 'S's. ass;S f ba. NJ c Ss
scr R f"s Matsa i, M s SABINE City, WkSa
ARRIVED.
Steamship pendenee s'odd"r 5E days from kingston ia to
Steamship Meteor Forbes from clagres 5.h
Ship i, B'n s Is s ra% SSm ny Woodruff eco
ship Eagle somes days from Boston, to chas DsaEe &co
swsa; silly Soden, sIstTom, days sSo 10 GiasOn
Ship Adlcs, Paine rom ravre l7th tysooaa my
m s NV EnEand i, Montgomery S days from Nswy ana in
Ship Chesapeake Lambert, days Havre to ,nasterls.m N.Y.
r ship Queen Po Drco from Liverpool 18th January, omaster
Ship Alron, Sears Is days from NewYort my.
1an lark pacano RNo vcracz sthns ballast Preh
brig Anerikn rorsen days Bordeaux,
nth 2ssnss %ssss% ,s ] s, Il ~
sp brig B Foerdona from Maanzas in ballast to asterPont
Bremen brig Henque tlasIOop lsdays from cabe Schmidt
fs% i's
schr Cook, 49,, from calcaseu-pOint
| Steamboats,.
| Anna, johnson, from Crosse Tete
| Banner OF Atakapas, Fuller, from Attakapas.
| Catherine, Bellngton from Bayou Buuf.
| Robert Campbell, Raglan, from Iafourchc.
New laona, Landry, from Bayou Sara
! Florida Giberson, from Mobile.
| Mobile, Hoffman, from Mobile.
Bella Donna, Cannon, from Louisville.
Gulnare Linn from Cincinnati.
Gypsy, Ure from Bayou Sara.
Il StPaul, Yoe from st Louis.
| st james, Phelps from Yazoo City,
S w Downs, Switzer, from Ouachita River.
Towboa Star Whitney, from the
18th inst ship Home beks Justine and shl
Isaac Alcon, brig Amerika and schr b
Towboat Phen Cowe, from the Bar
ships Franklin Kag and Houghton
sehr Eage-brought ship Indiana Pecano brig Copo
Towboat Olivia Whitenore from the Paeswen down igh-ho'
ships Middlesex, New Zealand and
Tow0at Hercules LePlace, from the
brought up brig Berceo
the 18th inst ships Elizabeth Bentley and
brought up ships Chesapeake Polar Queen
Towboat Louisville Miller from the
the 1lih inst ship Cairo bark H Wolfe and brig Rowland
Towboat Streck Chambers from the horde
Below-Coming Up
Ship William and bark Charles Thompson, Meeker &co.
! SPOKEN
BY ship Indiana from NewYok inst anchor off til
Isaa ship Thos Perkins; the It'll in lat exchange
signals ship Howes, NewOrleans Liverpool
9 MEMORANDA
az ereulef Capt aPlace brought u pRraenge
from the ship Kennebe vouDly reported the Bar
W The shin Eagle -0Aias from RasteR Feb has ttn
anchor Oh the Bar Tie a n2 laid aapkat ne sm
| lsaMls I'VE diva, Will I'D wiai if6eR aIasw'
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
EROM LLEERPOOL

ASIA (Br.) for NEW YORK SATURDAY, IS
NIAGARA, (Br for BOSTON. SATURDAY. March Z
PACIFIC, (Am). for NEW YORK. -. WEDNESDAY, 10
EUROPA, (Br.) ....for NEW YORK SATURDAY, 10
CANADA (Br.). for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 20
ATLANTIC, Gam. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, "a
AFRICA, (Br) .....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, %
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Founra DsTEscr CouKr n. E. BoNFoRD Nv. coLQUHouN.
PNEwORLEASs. II No. 1859.
DY VIRTUE Of writ of fieri facias to me
directed the Honorable the Fourth Dric; Court q New
Orleans, the entitled will sell public
City
chnres aud Royal Streets MONDAY March 49, 1857, IL
o'clock NJ
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND TOGETHER WITH THE
BUILDINGS IMPROVEMENTS belonging
the suburb Deord, in the Municipality No Two Of this city the
bounded Julia and Philippe Walk Mobile
Landing designated by the numbers hundred and eight and hun
plan Delafed the month
1892 deposited the
tary Public CITY, adion each oha
measure, by
hundred anft TWEEN feet in depth.
THE BUILDINGS IMPROVEMENTS Said consist Of
ONE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, TWO TWO STORY BRICK
KITCHENS, AND ONE ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE.
Seized in the suit ls"|
cssh on the spot JAS P. FRERET
fell mil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auetioneers
Ne lNDAY March Ia 1879 and the foilnN.

DI j.. II. bEh6D " MAI, AucbioUeSIc.
NJ 0NDAY, March Is, 1852, and the follow
ROOM , sIe Serorissu. w.
pertiea i iIea
ct made &c Second Msasaity sad
n m is a a special at
promise made and signed before FL cenas, E Notary Public,
TWo ions OF GROUND bounded by New Levss,
&c
on Isss sss s
% r T 5 81 S IN; cd ssass g ssa v.. p.
i fa 'ss We"
10, i,ia Ia, il, Is front New Leyee and
T. ssxTEsN LOTS OF GROUND square bounded by New
Lss Fs Peas and 5aase sn6 S from "a e q
ms the q lafayette Fulton and New
Leys Lo.4 Il, ia a. Is front on Fuison aad
oTs OF esoTsD ... s ssidt ss
AVE- L Ne forms the corner e La'gs fa a ri @
o H. 10 aud "a front on Fulton and view
TEN Tors OF GROUND the soqaded New Ls!ss
d s1 A. s Ds s s I .1s u M
1ssa ton sf v
81 e ' nc ed g.
% ss r 81 i9 r sas S f ssr
iIs
nslnsivs ot 70. hs q jal Fulton Ne.
~ isyss Il y d, T. i.
81 CO. e fas ana sf = st. Joseph
Market, Fulton from Inclusive.
Lot No. forms the ST. Joseph Fulon New Lvee Streets
Lots and front Fulton and New Levee
TO- FIVE LOTS OF GROUND the bounded by Market
Fulton
h he New hvss
L.ots O. 8 and front New Streets
H. IsT D4ord, Fulton
not named, having four fronts.
The described from it's locality. Real
The whole said building
opening well adapted M the heavy Western
business wholesale
Log1sphie plans vii b ready the August and
marginal any requiring them.
will sold front Of property BY
the 1890 rot have signed the a q
the day Of said se
TERMS eth balance equal Instruments
eausd Of three and four years. credit with
and then
paid per until final secured mortgage
on the jsn27 A&Ftmh5dt15
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A RRIVAL OF Nine. ADOLPHE.-THE ORR
IA GINAL UNSURPASSED AND JUSTLY CELEBRATED Nine.
ADOLPHE, THE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST
SYNIPATEIEST THE WORLD, AND THE SANE DSTJN-
GrISIfED LADY WHO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
OF THE PAST AND The PRESENT AS WELLAS
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS OF THE UTURE SUCH INTENSE
EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND. FRANCE AND THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES OF THE UNITED THAT QUEEN VICTORIA PRE-
SENTED HER WITH COSTLY DIAMOND BRoACH AND DAN'L
WEBSTER WITH RICHLY JEWELED RING, is NOW IN NEW
ORLEANS, READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS At THE WESTERN
VERANDA HOTEL. CORNER OF TCHOUPfT0uLAS AND JULIA
STREETS, fPRIVATE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET. FIFTH
DOOR FROM TCHouPILOuLAS STREET. WHOM SHE WILL
INFORM ALL ABOUT THE PAST, THE PRESENT, AND TIE
FUTURE If THEY ARE MARRIED NOT, AND WHEN AND
WHAT LADY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL GET BUSINESS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: MYSTERIOUS AND ALMOST IN
POSSIBLE AS PROFESSION APPEARS SHE COMES RECON-
MENDED BY so HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SOURCES, AND WITH
so INNl AERABLE CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGED
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS AND SKILL, TIL IT PRECLUDES
ALL SUPERSTITION OR PROBABILITY OF DECEPTION OR IhiPo
SITlON AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE.
sS- CONSULTATION FEE FROM 81 TO IS. LADIES NOT 0C
CUFYING MORE FIFTEEN MINUTES, 80 CENTS ONLY.
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TILL
Ten NIGHT.
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Mg~ DIR. DALTON has this day received some
genuine Those desiring protection the oshsome
and dangerous Pox by application Dr.
D. at his Office No. 80 ST. street. up 2t2p
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SHERJFFS SALE,

NHEKlFF > CABE.
FIFTH DISTRICT CouE1l ITESTAAENTARY EXECUTORS OF l. g.
OF NEwORlRAss. HILTGSBERG AND AIS. SAMUEL
GWARTNEY.- Nc. 1924.
KsY VIRTUE Of an alias writ Of seizure and
sale the Fifth District Court of
cause will proceed to sell public
auction Exchange St Louis between
Charities Streets MONDAY March l5 1851 IL O'Clock
NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the suburb St.
Mary this city, in the bounded by julia ST. Joh od and
number drawn by
Dep Surveyor the 9th Of January, I45 and depcs
oil Aehle Chiapa Notary Public this city SAID
Peter
street. inches and five lines depth
on street. hundred and six
the side Grod street. and feet
in width n the
Together with IMPROVEMENTS thereon, appurtenancss
thereof, and the rights ways, serviiudes,
Seized in the above suit.
hundred dollars with interest at the rate Of
eight dollars October 1885,
hundred dollars from April rs ISL ill the day Of s
cash balance the
purchaser will the Of the four other
hundred dollars payable the 24h
October 1851 other payable the a4h April 1852
JAMES P. FRERET,
fela % mb5 Sheriff @ the Pariah Of Orenas.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
FounIs DsGaieT couHr cFrzESs saSk or LOUISIANA vs.
DT VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court New
Orleans the entitled will proceed to sell public
the Rotunda Of the City Exchange St. Louis between
Charities snd Royal Streets MONDAY March u.s. 1851 at IL O'clock
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
this square fyght
general plan deposited Cae
Magazine hundred snd twenty feet depth be-
the wkols French
Together the BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon,
consisting of WOODEN BUILDING WITH WO ROOMS,
TWO CABINETS AND A SMALL GALLERY; ONE TWO STORY
WOODEN KITCHEN, CONTAINING FOUR ROOMS, TWO ABOVE
AND TWO BELOW, AND WOODEN SHE'D.
Together with ONE HUNDRED SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA attached by
mortgage said property.
Seized in the above suit
Teruls-Cash the JAMES p. FRERETs
feI mb5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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u YCEuM LECTUREs.-The COMMITTEE upor

lUEuM LECIURES.-I1e committee upon
Library that the SECOND COURSE
LECTURES delivered by Professor J. L. SMITH, of the
University OF Eight Ds,ou upon familiar
practical subjects with NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AND
CHEMISTRY.
Professor KOEpPEN the North, who has leetua with
Historical Society Philadelphia the Lowell
Washington and other
deliver Of Discour PiGoray Illus
trat.d upon REECEs Antiquities and Medieval and Modern His
the Board, the Committee authorized
the remaining with Pro-
lessor j. SMITH, upon the following terms
Ticket admitting Ladies' Observation-Disclosures
Ticket admitting person.
t The Lectures SMITH viii
EVENING, haIas O'Clock and will be
EACH FRIDAY TUESDAY EVENING alter till the Course Il
| counletet. y. R. JENNINGS,
A. FOSTER ANON,
| FREDERICK CASiERUEN,
uhst IL The library and Iyrru
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SHERIFFsS SALE.

SECOND DISTRICT CoNREY, JR HIS CREDIT
OF NEwOnIKAss. ORS.. No. +75a.
DY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Feb.
s. 1852 and Second District Court
ofNewoean the above entitled suit viii proceed to sel at pub
auction Exchange, Louis be-
Cartres Streets MONDAY March II
o'clock NJ
city, designated four
and Tchoupeuap
Streets being the following Dimensions
three ard four each tweuur feet
Tchoupouas deep between parallel
lines number forming the of Hunter and
five twenty five feet Hunter
street. deep parallel lines English
said being contiguous other.
Together with the BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon,
consisting BUILDINGS Of vaae, rights
privileges advantages threuno belonging in any wise
apperanng.
Surrendered by said insoivent to his creditors. -
Terms eash. JAMES T. thEREi,
sra ga b6I Of he Parish of Orleans
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED,

["ral" First Municipality Municipality; "mS'
Third Municipality The left hand figures indicate the the
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IL
~ LAMONT from Barunns Missouri NewYork has returned to
this visit Biloxi and holds her daily at her
residence No. ia Carondeet street. between Peo and Poydas
reception all who wish be informed of Wonderful
principles Phrenoogy Pa
The her favorable prediction Mile Jenny
during NewOean wonder ard
known The long residence Madame Lamont
nostan, her with Eastern i the
advantage occult knowledge this country
Persons having law suits pending will find to their adran
tage to give her call.
this being limited she has reduced her prices
o itty Cents for Il
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. M. WEYMOUTH. Auctioneer.

M ONDAT, March 10, at IL o'clock-Will be
I'VE sold sore
from Poytrss, facilitate the settlement Of the Affairs Of The late NJ
Donophou--
a let Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEpDING. KITCHEN
UTENSILS comprising fine urnrls such Gard
Fables Centre Tables Aps rd Ainhosany c" Armos Baaus,
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