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natural laws, over European nations. The valley Of
the Amazon, moreover, is slave country, and the
eye of the far seeing statesman cannot fail to per-
ceiye in that wilderness the safety valve Of this
Union. Immense consequences, therefore, are to
flow from establishing commercial connections be-
tween North and South America, and it is for this
reason / so earnestly urge the establishment Of .
line Of steamers between SEINE Southern port and
the Amazon river.
Mr.. BOWIE, of Maryland, spoke in high terms Of
commentator of the remarks just made by Lieut.
Maury. He has pointed out to us the astonishing
fact that Virginia had 1t once in her power to secure
all the commercial advantages now enjoyed by New
York city. She was invited to establish q steam
commerce, but she rejected it.
F. B. CRAFT, Esq, Consul Of the Netherlands,
stated that he appeared here Is representative Of
the hand Of fellowship the country he represented
to this. He then proceeded to read the following
letter from the Board Of Trade at the Hague
The HAcuE, Nov. Is, 1861
r. b. GRArr ESQ, Consul of the Netherlands Balt-
more-I have the honor herewith to transmit 10 you
copy Of document sent TO by the Board Of Trade and
Manufactures Of Rotterdam dated 9th instant with
enclosure relative to convention Of merchants Sc to
take place the 18th OF December next at Baltimore
TO the commercial progress ofthe Southern and
Western States Ia their direct intercourse With Europe
take tho liberty 70 refer to the contents OF said
documents, and to empower. you 70 forward the
in order to bring about, II possible direct inter.
between the United States and fsid ports at the
same time that Il will be agreeable to me to receive
Ietult VI ID Suo also
generally Of the proceedings which shall have ranspsd
at the said convention OF merchants.
Accept cir the Of my distinguished consider.
alton. VAN ZUYLBN VAN EYERELT,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
looPy Ne. Sls.1
10 BIS ErcrlLysoy MINISTER OF FoREror AFrAfas--
st>ssAs s-s<s14- seAiyed yjihin few dAys past,
Eco President Of the Board OF Trade Of Bsitlors an
nouncpg that tnese would be held In that city the
18th December nns commercial convsation havss fer
lie object the commercial progress Of the South n and
outhwsrtern States . tssir i1est rsS, wltk E1-ops
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would no longer consider it unworthy Of the South
Mr. BURwELL said that he had been msunder-
STOOD that he did not allude to the respectability
of the convention for even with increased numbers
1t could scarcely be more So but to the meagre at
tendance and want Of interest that was manifested
He did not know how much capital was represented
here but he conceived that there was not that in
teIest and enthusiasm visible that he expected to
find
BRANTz MAYER, ESQ, asked whether Mr.. Burwell
appeared here as member of the convention, and
by what authority!
Mr. 'BURwELL replied that he vas elected dele.
gate to this convention by the citizens Of county,
Va, county that raised last year two hogsheads Of
tobacco, and 200 900 bushels Of weeat.
The committee to superintend the printing Of the
proceedings Of the convention were then pointed
by the Chair, viz: Messrs. Bruno, Nelson and Bay.
or.
Mr.. FREEMAN, Of Tennessee, moved that when the
convention adjourn, it adjourn to meet again at
Memphis, on the first Monday in June.
Mr.. RUSSELL moved that 1t meet semi annually In
succession, in each Of the commercial cities Of the
South.
The resolution, as originally offered, to meet at
Memphis on the first Monday Of June, was then
adopted.
The usual complimentary resolutions to the Chair,
to the Board of Trade and to the citizens Of Bait-
more, were then adopted, and briefly responded to,
when the Convention adjourned, at 4 o'clock.
The delegates were then informed that the BAN
quet, in preparation for them at the saloon Of the
Mechanics Institute, would be In readiness for them
at o'clock, and their attendance earnestly soli-
cited.
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DAILY CRESCENT
LABOR AND TIRE NOT .ByMA A. B.ycRor1

LABOR AND TIRE NOT ... BY VI. A. BANCROFT.
Work, midt dc day 1sts.''
Go stand upon the beach.
And mark the spreading sail:
Count. If thou canst. the snowy sheets
Unfoded to the gale.
Work-ere that human freight shall sleep.
Deaths darkest slumber, in the deep.
seest thou gay pleasure weave
Bright rainbows Of delight. -3
A shadow they will surely leave -.
Yet now they charm the sight:
Turn thou and pray. for satau's snare
Is circling round the young-the fair
Send forth the piercing thought,
And teach EARTH distant bound
Say-canst thou find spot, %
Where sin doth not abound
Thou may'st not on the farthest shore
Strife doth her deadly arrow pour.
Then let not pleasures strain
The voice Of duty still;
Thy father. God calls yet again.
Rise and his word fulfil
Press boldly on. ere deaths dark hour
snail claim thine all. Of mortal power.
Work in the morning dawn
Begin thy tolls anew;
While freshening zephyrs tread the lawn.
And kiss the sparkling dew
Press forward. like the rising sum-
Nor pause thou till the goal is won.
ftrcHance the neat OF noon
Is cleaning on thee now
Yet faint not. for the twilight soon
Will dew thy burning brow
And purer is the rest so sweet
To those who've trod. with weary feet
Work: doth the sunset hour
OF rest come on apace?
Then nears the time when labors DER
Thoult find resting place
Toll on. with double vigor now
Ee twilight darkness shades thy brow
'Tis we'll the stars come forth.
And smile upon the form
That nobly. though with humble worth
Earth's tolls have meekly borne;
Tis finished. and glory sweet
Shall crown thy rest at jesus feet
utfeLd Conn
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Crystal Fount Division No. 4, s. Of T.-Msets every
at o'clock Temperance Hail. No a ST. Chares
stre. ensuing quarter: MiTcHk1, W. P
McNARa, W. A. WM. ELLIS, r. S. A. WANG A. R. S. EDwARr
BooTH s. ]. B. ToaIssoS, T.; T. H. DRYDEN C. ANDERSON
A. G. ANDREW HERO, s.; Z. W. PERRY, 0s
jams WM, II. ELLIS, R. S.
Odeon Temple of Honor No. 5-Meets every THURSDAY Y
EVENING" lapas O'clock Temple Hall, Tehoupitoua
Officers for til. ending the May WILLIAM
MILLER, W. G. r.. THOMAS FRIgNp w. " T.; c. H. W
R.. A. REsucK W. A. RI W DAVIS, W. T. R.. N. W WoLvER
CLuLY, W. g.. b. L. BRAKEMAN, W. ian33
Harmony Division No. 15. s. T.-Neets Thoupi
touNs street Officers elected for the present term HENRY ALTNU
W. p CESAR oLIERE, w A.. JAMES GorAS r. ST. SAMUEL
PUTNAM, R. 81 Wa S. MousT, s. JoHs CAMEL, F.; WM
MoSAS, c. FERGusos, A. c. CHARS BARNES s.; VIM
II. RoNpsAu, o. s.; JAMES BEsss, p. W. P. jams
Pelican Dfvfaion s. of T.-AIers every WEDNESDAY
EVENING half o'clock the Hall No. 95 ST. Charles
The following til. quarter ending
81 ls5! JonS BEowN W p. HusH BEEES, W. A.; E.
R. ST. JAMES H. RwIS A. Il. s.; JoS DrEwAgp T. S. W C.WAT
E1ss II PEosrhK cAnGIETE C HENRY f. BAILEY 4 C.; JON
TUNER, 81 HENRY CLINTON, o. VISITING COMMITTEE
J2ns BEowS Magdaen street HusH BEEEs so PcyTas street
CnRIsrIAN BuRsHApER Nayades street, WM. SMITH,
ST. Mark HENRY BAILEY Cypr.aa
Magnolia
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SLAVES.

EAMES W. BOAZhAN, No. Is Perdido street,
- will stri,t atten0n to the PURCHASE AND SALE OF
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES.
RErERENCEs:
Wright Wiiams Co., Moon Titus Co.. Wiisms, Phillips Co..
NJ Gr~enwooi& Co.'s o. Nelson Co. E. W Dsg Co. fe2dsrndA W
Z AMES WHITE, No. 1863 Gravier street, New
~ Orleans will constantly PURCASE NEGROES
Sell on Commission any and all Slaves consigned him fell
u OTICE-The undersigned has opened REAL
Estate LAND AGENT and BaoxER's
ar purchase ae and hiring of Negroes collections Notes,
Accounts, ETC. ete.
"Profnptness the motto, J. s. YOUNG,
81 Third street. between Pine Cbesnut st. Louis.
RHeneesG D. Prentice Lorsvle Journal; W. N Ealdenan,
Louisville Courier William ughes Louisville Democrat
Louis. dla Am
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REMOVALS.
EDUCATION.

DALOS' ORAL SYSTENI-T1REE MONTHS
i sTUDY-Ptotessor J. S. DrPALoS TEACHES THE FRENCH
AND THE SPANISH LANGUAGES WITH CORRECTNESS, IN A
PECULIAR AND EASY MANNER. No Books necessary,
BLANK PAPER ONLY.
S Office D0nan's Buildings CORNER CuSTONII1OUSE
STREET AND EXCHANGE ALLEY. Will always he found
from ianlB
DUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL, SECOND NUM-
Il CPALlTY-Tha School will be open nightly months,
from Monday, the 18th instant from half o'clock M.The
Male Department the Marshall School hays
tf of Mr. Principal
fma Department the Franklin School house. Charles
tn charge Mrs julia Bartlett Applications for admission be
made the President Of the Board either Of the undersigned the
Principals j. o. HARRIS,
4sm FREDERiiGK cAMERDEN,
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FOR SALE.

INUR SALE.-The STOCK and FIXTUES of
Wholesale and Retail GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE
profitable business The city
For mrther information apply at this office es7 i5ts
EOR SALE.-50 bags (two bushels each)
H MEXICAN PETIT GULF COTTON SEED. Applyto to
teia BAREILf Il CO., 81 Comman street.
EIVOR SALE-Now Landing-75 Tierces Rice
Il bales, Gunny bags SApetre.
Apllyto Gja7l BAkELII Il CO.. 81 Common st.
ENOR SALE-A Lease of q residence in fsx:s
Canal stree-gooa negibeAood the Eli
LIST October together with the FURNITURE, BEDDING, To
purchaser the will be possess
For particulars address box T,
E.HOR SALE.-A second hand Double Cylinder
IL PRINTING MACHINE, toes pattern No. II 'l, credit
Of Twelve mouths with approved security sdo will be Apply
at this office
THE Mobile Advertiser will please insert month"; sud send bill
to this Office. jys If
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ID ADICAL CUREOF CORNs, without cutting
or tho least lainpr RosEN BERG from Warsaw the rnptai
hc inhabitants geeral place, he undertakes the total
eradication C0RNS BUNIONS NAILS and hard substance
the Toes WITHOUT CUTTING by of ELIXIR
Of hisow composition.
operation performed in the of fneu minn without the
pain and the patient his ress occupation with the
satisfaction OF carrying ths Corn Root in his hand.
testimonials
granted and other foreign parts and Distinguished phy
which have been twelve months alter the
Tho will give daily h pn till hnf
eleven morning. and three No. li3
STEEkT. between Toulouse and ST. rr srr mh1I liz
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STILL THEY COMEl-A new arrival of Res
~ segeue'. SPRING MATTRESSES which are
daily being introduced into all who study
Mattress makes the bed cohpeehat They
rolled into small compass convenient
| they the comfortable Mattress o
These celebrated Mattresses sale ell
| busnes hours, j. Nj. WEYMOUTH'S
Room, street. Poyd,as
~ The public respectfully requested call and this
| stock.
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English, French and American Cali
Goes:
A complete assortment Of English,
German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and colored Silk
il Hose and Half Hose.
! GLOVES AND MITTS.
! Buck, ,Chamois, Kid, Cashmere, Silk,
Filoselt and Filet, of every de-
: scripiion.
LACE GOODS.
r A large and elegant assortment 81
Valenciennes, English. French and
Y German Lacea, and do. Ernbroide.
ries;
superior 6-l2 and 1874 Linen Sheet.
( ings;
!; Damask Table Linen. and Napkins
new and splendid styles;
n ~ Irish and German Linens and
Lawns;
: Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain;
| Embroidered and colored borderet
Il Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and Wooler
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy Rerseys, Lowells, Linssys
n Jeans, Denins, Stripes and Cot
tonades;
h Super French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do, yer!
superior.
call the attention Of factors and plan
use. 1t is very complete, and th'
great care and Judgment, the result o
Inc. s26 II
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An OPINION An OrrNIos.-The following is the
Louisville Journals Of Mr.. Rhett - a5f9a .TG .2r
Mr. Rhett declares that his principles will not permit
him to fight duel with Clemens Of Alabama with any
body else He says that he has been member Of church
for twenty thirty years. and Of he can't tight
and yet he has employed much of his time in trying to
bring about fight between his own State and the Gene-
raj Government That kind of religion which would i'm
pei of thousands to in bloody combat and is
too nice to permit of combat between two individuals
s very suspicious We like to consistent profession
of religion profession which induces man to oppose
all those which lead to both wars and single COM
bats For such religion have profound respect while
is shocked at the impety of single combats, have
profound contempt.
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part of the following, viz:
Super Broche Antique Silks;
Colored Armure Silks;
Striped Tafe,a Silks;
High rolored plain Panlt de Sole;
Black Brocaie aconnee;
Extra rich and Embroid'd ID Faconnke
Changeable and Chenk Faeonnke /;
Embroidered Damask and plai
Poult de Sole;
E1tr;. rich Chsngeable and Chant
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plaid high colored do, fc
misses;
Marreilines and Florences, Of ever
shade and color;
White and colored Sstins;
A few pieces superior heavy blac
and colored watercd Poult de Soit
Colored Silk Velvets;
Rich Chene Satin striped and plai
Cashmere i'Ecosae;
French and Engli.h Merinos, Moui
fsl ines de Laine and Alpacas, soli
colors, OF every variety Of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplins;
Superior black and colored plain an
figured Canton Grapes;
A large Assortment Of white an
colored embroidered and plai
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
MeriIlo, Cashmere and heavy ric
Silk Shawls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
~ P. W. W. would especial,
ters to his stock Of goods for ;heil
\ articles have been selected with
long experience in thAt particular
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TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVERA paper from Baron Hum
boldt on the Mississippi River has recently been read
before the Academy Of Sciences Of Paris 1t states that
Memphis the river rolls away ut the rate of
79l cubic feet year The 295cth part, 4600000
600 cubic feet of this volume is mud In this mud
found 50 different kinds of microscopic creatures A poly
gasriuues 81 pholithRres polyteames and several
formed species The volume Of the Mississippi is nearly
large that of the Ganges at high water and two and
a half times as large that Of the Nile.
The proportions of solid matter contained in the Gauges
are 557 cubic in second in the Mississippi LAT cubic
feet in second in the Nile 131 cubic feet in second.
So that the Mississippi by far the purest river Of the
three.
Finally organic life enters in the turbd portions of the
river in the following proportions In the Ganges animal
microscopic life from third to onefourh Of the
mud in the Nile. it forms from one-twenteth to one
tenth in the Mississippi it forms from oneftieth to
mated mud, which it rolls by Memphis every second
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le capital vng Ieur mile paares
pro sson s"ss 4er" "lnE Co.. de- p @
% M @ c"mps s, Ia sn d de ar"sn f," ' % ] %1s m
It, I @ ] s.1 mc. ,s% 3 ne 5 o s"a.sn @
M sn on samuel S w.t. oaes s S f. NJ PG%1
dit lgean torat rniui par ns election nue w
@ nj ST. NJ. u, "gs m r. %"
, sf n pr psas1 ct d. 5 hrs1n % @ de S"1Gs dT d s
but lis lie premier undi de Janye de shalae annt"
Sns"ts "dro moi. aurant
'a shca pam s 9s s"'s
@ mp Dir s r1" @ DE- S6 % pa . ons9.s en s asep o d.
tsises complies de les
az l" % % ] % @ {. "a s ss ies rs It
,,nare toporonueiemsnt eur nombe d'actions Ia omm
.s@ I @ "gtps u sa m st a. % n III! III ~
Que les assemblies aunulcs ies auront ieule
"n ss % @ & 's asss aSa % ss's @ "
s's pea sSG"
les afes ee ompage qn dams e lie vote
I@ss q"s so%pSsnis grave
% 10 s mas Or. ign' Ia G 3 pfss
n, bureau @ de ontro pfostGeont qninon
e Il s .o. gus en @
sions conventions nshtcs Get cae settlement out ssn
rst dams ls vile de la NouysIs oTldaH,
pa's%S !s' sss ss
usigHEs9 Cream Harding go par S. S, Green
=. 4. Keep par Jas J. Bard
-. tady Il Holmes par WIN. Holmes;
]. Nj Relf Co. par ]. M. Ref;
Noruicnt, CooIsr& Co. par VIM Cooper;
|. NJ. Baldn;
| j. II. Carter.
Wash. Jackson, Jr;
| Wright Williams Il Co. parlt NJ. Wright;
| Dlrnnt Htonit;
| Il. h. Sykes;
| Bernard Alagone
| John Armstrong;
| 9d B. Jenkins par procuration Louis Iyer
| A. W Lang;
| Jean C. 1hearl
| VIM ]. Clements:
Edwin l.. Lewis,
e Crrtfc 6dee de
Vorisna rcstt 6pos6 archives
M o lie qun donre presents lie de
mon office In willie de la Nouvee Orleans de evrier
] D. 1852. -
! l.. S.. lSgnHl EDWIN /. LEWIS, Not Pub.
10 sognt de hypshfqus vile
rerir act c desns
| 10 liyre de- soriEtGs No folio 3s3
| l.. s.. lSigr1l EMILE WIITZ
| Nonvnle orltans II irvrlar 1859. ie2i III nh
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-sTATE OF LOJ1sJANA--C1TY OF NEwOR

GTATE OF LOUISIANA-CITY OF NEwOR-
E)LEASs-BE IT KNOWN that this Fifth Day q February IN
the year Lord eight hundred and before
Edwin leweJn Lewis, Notary Public IN ahh nr 'e s ann
City Nswrlen n duly hhh sworn per
ona and appeared the hereinafter named ami "er
signed- .. ....
Who seveay by virtue of and pirsuant to IN net Of
Legislature Louisiana Improved the 3i day oil
March, 1881 agreed by these presents do that
to m cnmNSn Of themselves hh
persons join them become ns'osht"s
cstatissd in the city o Srwehns sh n' p
ana Nv The name title Of the "NrwOrms and torn
Steamship Company under the following conditions aud s'hhios,
"St
Article L. That operations Of said company shall be
lip shis ile port NcwDrpna from the
of FIoria ports places The Gull Of Mexico for the
Of Cnrrying freight and lnsseng,rs
Article q Capital Stock Of said company shall be,
hereby hred the twenty thousand dol
hundred dollars EACH with the privilege
increasing the said capital If required by majority the socloli
capital being the estimated cash value of the steamboat j. L.
Day which brought into this copartnershp cash. by her respective
for whir they certificates of shares in the
d0a by
nnfr named signed by the President nnd sealed with the .a Of the
which certificate shall m transferable by rnhc nrt before
Notary Public: the stckholir stockholders binding hne
or themselves 10 abide by the terns aons and OF S
act coparrnr and all rules, regulations or bT mad.
adopted all such shl
corded book of transfers. 10 b. kept for the roh" IN the os OF
lt
constituted, shall orsi and counnr for t. term Of five
micine the January, eighteen hundred
ffywo unless sooner dissolved by the stockholders.
Ari" A. That said shall md m -h" ~ lis corporate
article g.. That the Stockholders Of said shall he
srnl lnl" loss damage in the said company
than the The capital stock held herein by him, them,
sprctlyely.
te That the following named stock holders and
compose company entitled
Of shares opposite their reeeiyey having fully paid for
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New MARRIAGE CEREMoNy-Not long since u marriage
ceremony took place Skaneaeles in NewYork rather
of the ordinary line but still perfectly legal The
parties were Mr. Samuel Sellers and Miss Sarah Abbot.
The ceremony is thus described by eyewitness After
giving his views in Mr. Sellers took his bride
by the hand and said: -# " --s- r.f, n..s.
In the presence of all who present, take Sarah
Abbot to be my wife, making promises of continued
affection and invoking aid thereto. but hoping trust
ing believing, that characters sufcienty veil
adapted to enable to be to each other and aec
tonate husband and wife during our lives
Miss Abbot then said:
In the presence of all who present take Samuel
Sellers be my husband making promises, but hoping
trusting and believing that characters sufficiently
well adapted each other to enable to be faithful hus
band and wife while we ven t7 Nsa
They then signed paper with their declaration of being
husband and wife and the company present signed
tcae witnesses to the ceremony and thus they became
husband and wife.
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Making ho sp,ai oi Aforesaid
hha' he As Nf4ssF' e @ % @ is %@ si
s @ .Ss shg . IS sEr. M all p by s.- and
'ns$i 's TRs s9n.i n sn
2: "'si @ sas's " sn5'
s ti' e"SS .i
% % ] @ Of % asf e e NaEs @ &c sss III . 3 ss; Z % 81
Gr at A. least Ca thirty, sys before ,ash election ,haI s The
I @ @ q ,as @ ,t. q asa Or s
3 % or ii ] s M"Ga1 nd & M & fa sa v m ss 'ss There
@ @ at The same m nnee during the term q ih1r seiyes Tint N ssr
s G 3 1all sss. A. siokGI!s
oa BY stoekoIiers The Agent. Manass
@ " @ %S m % 5 r al s na a aI @
@ a. om%4y and .y h.ll ,ht he rssu. glssins. q s
sr g. e 3 @ !. 3 a G @ TIM. NETT j Pss s, Of s, @ sna p s @
5GJlho s opoo III, s : 4. s held s,os
ss 't on The sfos. % rsesp
the m Mada Of FE sh Esa ar as dns eee pu.hed for
may Is aa Ro such not
or . @ act be deemed espeden. for the
the Stockholders .A taken, each share stock haii have
A. @ H. s = s 3 sa M hss ,. sss s which shall be in
10Th. expiration Of term for which the ad com
Pn @ sR Of b hf ta % and
the affairs Of sd in such shall be decided
nn,ned
and The ] o isa
es herein mentioned and to that effect only do heunto subscribe
their
Done and passed office, the city Of Newoeans aforesaid,
this fifth day Of February the Of Lord, One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Fifty Two Jean c. Theard and
william j. Clements competent both residing the who
herepnto lgned their with said parties and the said
notary
signed: GREEN, HARDING x Co.; by Samuel S. Green
]. C. CONVERSE;
E. S. KEEP pp. Jas. J. Bard;
CADY L HOLMES; by VIM Holiness
J. NJ RELF 4 Co.; by ]. NJ. Relf
NoRMENT. COOPER Coz by W. Cooper.
/. NJ. BALDO
J. II. CARTER;
WASH. JACKSON, Jr.;
WRIGHT, WILLIAMS Il Co.; by H. NJ. Wright.
DURAST DA P0NTE;
X. b. SYKES
BERNARD MAGIONE;
John ARMSTRONG:
Ed 3. JENKINS; by procuratiou Louis Hyer
A. w. LASG
=. JEAN C. THEARD;
e. WA. J. CLEMENTS
EDWIN l.. LEWIS, Notary Public.
certify the copy original
| uu uIsn rentr records of my Office
whereof these under official signaure
ea city Of NewOrosns this lTh day of February A. D
| I~j9. +. l.. LEWIS. Notary Public
Taundergpei Recorder Mortgages, this
has th. day been recorded in his
| rtrnership's book No folio 3s3. EMILE Witt.
\ Nrw,Jrlrans February lTth- 1852. t3lmb.
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FURNITURE. ETC.

TOHN B. BURGEN has removed his TAB3
- FLRNITURK STORE from No. i4l to No. So MAGA-
ZINE STREET Immediately opposite the Arcade where
expects of the patronage
received from his friends and the pntlie. d30 ly
RE-FURNITURE.-The un-n
u desged would respectfully call the ladies
generally large and well selected stock
FURNITURE, the cheapest offered this consisting
Of Mahogany and Walnut cha,s Sofas Mar
h Top Centre Tables Gard Tables Mahogany Walnut
o Mahogany and Walnut Marble Top Bureaus and
Washsans Marble Top SJeboards Extension Dining abes Clocks
Pieces Hair Moss Pillows
together with large lot Of Furniture.
cali respectfully socited from those goods their
line. II. GREEN 4 CO.,
Poydras street. ST. Charles
II. GREEN,
Lns. b. HuHBhRn.l nl 6ml