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On the first Of February the new President, Don
Fran ,sco Duenas, was inaugurated into otllcc. be
fore a uumerous coucourse of the Inhabitants of
San Sah aior, That solemnity was cheercd in
the greatest enthusiasm, and Duenas was received
with marks OF the most lively joy. Alter his in
stailaton he nominated, for Minister Of State ami
Foreign Affairs, D. Enrique Hoyos, and F. Mon
talso Minister of Finances aud War. The great
cat tranquility continued to reign. and the people
had tho utmost confidence in the ability and hon
csty Of their chosen President.
The General Assembly of the State Of San Sal.
vador began it's sesson the Goth Of January.
The President attended, with all the authorities
and the clergy, the opening of the operations.
tranquility was completely restored at Santa
Cruz, where the rebels were defeated on the 29th
Of February by the troops Of the government.
M Hesse, Prussian charge daffaires that
republic, was on his way from St. Thomas to Qua
teInala. where he was expected to arrive in two
three days.-N. Y Herald.
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% The Meeting or the Creditors OF the
late Republic Of Texas, hitherto advertised, will
take place ut the National Hotel, i'm this city, on
this day wednesday, at ~ O'Clock
by order OF the Committee. Anl4
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INCREASE or THE USE OF OPIUM.-A corrc-
spondent writes TO the New York EDening Post as
follows:
some idea suggested in of your articles is
entitled to far greater weight than person who
had not given particular attention to the subject
might suppose. / refer to the use Of opium as n
stimulant. The extent to which this is practiced
by people esteemed temperate, even in this coun
try, is probably thousand times greater than
generally believed This may at first seem a very
tigaton Of the subject has led me to this conclu-
eiOnp
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OU+we hope the Cholera, that desoIattms
scourge, will not visit our happy country again,
sweeping from the stage of life its Thousands, at
least until everybody has had time time to get a
likeness at TsoMrsoS's Skylght Gallery, Lane 4
fuckers Building, between Four and a. half and
Sixth street,, where the moet beautiful aud durable
pictures are taken, and put up in fine morocco
cases, for fifty cents. p3-u
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The EXPLOSION OF THE G LEHcoE.-The 81. Louis
papers of late date filled with the details of this
horrible catastrophe. The number of killed, far
as ascertained, is sixteen; wounded twenty four;
missing, three; but it known that the number
OF killed and missing would eventually amount TO
about sixty The st. Louis Signal says:
'If we have been correctly informed, extreme.
culpabity must ever rest upon the owners of tho
Glencoe for running her at all. when she
known to every one cOnversant with river matters
was placed in her in l8i6, after having done full
service in two If not three boats, prior to that date
Her boilers. ii 10 said were built thirteen years
ago. II such be the case, and the additional state
mcnts made to us with regard TO her unfitness for
service be not unfounded, total disregard of hu-
man life is certainly attributable to those who have
thus long continued her in the trade"
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NapaI Afutrs, &c.


NoRroLK. April l2.-Thc machinery of the new
United States chip Powhatan worked for the
first time yesterday morning by steam. The trial
was highly successful and satisfactory
Captain Breese, the newly appointed commander
OF the Gosport navy yard. arrived here on Sunday
and took charge Of the yard day.
The officers have all been ordered to the sloopo
war Levant, and she will sail soon for the Med.
terranean.
The schooner Sullivan, ofand from Baltimore, for
Charleston. which put in here on Saturday, is now
reshpping her cargo, and will abandon the trip
Frigh.fA Accident IN Hartford.
Hartford, April l2.-The walls of the Hose
House, No. 2, in Kingsley st. fell about five O'Clock
this afternoon, burying five children beneath them
The names Of the children were John Finnes Jerc
miah Soby, James Crowell, Michael Praelers, and
a small girl. Two of the children were killed, and
the others are badly injured.
Markets.
NEW YoRK, April l3.-Sales TO- day of Z 500 bbls
OF Hour at 81 rs s. 81 for southern and State.
Red wheat "a IS cts; white l02 lO4 cts. Mixed
corn IS cts. Rye 10 cents.
Provisions are steady. Sales Of mess pork at
ST. IS, and prime at SIG Is. Lard, in bbls, at
~ cts; in kegs. 10 10t cents.
Sales OF Rio coffee at 81. and Java at IL cts Or
leans sugar Al cents.
Cotton is quiet and unchanged.
Stocks Sales of United States 6's, 1867, 1881;
Canton 80; Erie 49,; Reading 74s.
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Post Once Operations.

The PosT MAsrER GENERAL has established the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending
April 10, 1852.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS, CORNER OF
~ North and Monument streets, Baltimore
undersigned prepared to furnish all orders
in their line, viz: Marble Mantels, Monuments
Tombs. Gravcstones, Table Tops. Tiles for Floors,
Garden Statuary, &c, on as reasonable terms as
can be had elsewhere, and at the shortest notice,
and would respectfully invite purchasers TO call
and examine their large and extensive stock now
on hand. The trade furnished with Slabs Blocks
&c, cut to sizes, at New York and Philadelphia
prices.
Mar 3l-lm SISSON x BAIRD.
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FOR RE Mt,

Ia No. 2, Of UNION row, on F street, next
H!lI to the corner OF Seventh street, at present
sAa-occupied by r. w. Latham, esq. Posses
sion the fret OF May
o. II tciH not be rented for a boarding -Aouss
Inquire at the Republic Office Ap6
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DIED.

On Tuesday, l3th instant, GEORGE W., son
Of Groaes w. and MAsy Ans RosIssos, aged
nine months.
The friends Of the family nre invited TO attend
the funeral this wednesday, evening at four
O'Clock.
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COPP's PAVILION,

Located on Lou'stana 44uenu<, Sirfh Street.
QOARDlNG at 50 per week. Pariors for din
~ ner and supper parties Bathing rooms, &c ,
always in readiness. Oysters, Beeistoaks, and all
other delicacies, found in our market in season.
Mar 3t-3aw2wif NJ COPP
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VISITING CARDS PRINTED, plates engraved,
and cards Of the most fashionable STYLES fur
nshcd BY TAYLOR 4 MAURY
Ap IL Booksellers, near Ninth street
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Il respectfully announce the reception at their
Store OF the following Goods in the above line:
10 by 10 Z, 1912 by 10 II, l016 by 1914 ~ is
by II Is Double Damssk Table Cloths, all elegant
and cheap. Also, Overlsys, Lunch and Trey
Cloths, and Napkins to match.
rs by ~, is by 7 8, "a by 4. and SIS by SIS
Dinner and Tea Napkins, by che dozen
Damssk Egg and COlored Fruit DoiIics.
Eoglish and French Colored Dsmask Wine
Cloths
Alec, new article o. Glaze Linen, for wipiue
Porcelain. Glass, &c.
', 81, Z. and la4 Flemish, Scotch, and Irish
Table Damasks, by the yard. The Goods will be
found superior.
CLAGETT l. DODSON.
Ap -coiftMayl
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Thr Counrs.-In the criminal court, yesterday,
the counsel in the case Of Captain Nsgice gave
notice that they would today present reasons for
new trial. There was nothing else of interest
done.
The circuit court was engaged In civil cases
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Wig members oil The Ohio Legislature.
April 9. 1912.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. Ap

MIR y. A MARSHALL Sole Lease,
Mr.. w, M. FLEMING Stage Nianag a
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Or II. d. Off. R.-Tbe Regular Meeting Of
MiEpsh Encsmpment will be held this (wednes-
day. evening, d7B O'Clock. Pupctual attendance
Ia requested ss business Of importance will be pre-
scented for consideration.
DAVID r. KURTZ
Ap14 Recorder
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M. kossurH, lady and suite, arrived in this city
yesterday afternoon. by the southern steamboat,
and took apartments at the National Hotel. They
purpose remaining here few days
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Culver SPOONS FORKS, &e.-we have
~ just finished another splendid assortment of
Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies', Fish, Pie and Butter
Knives, Preserve. Ice-crcsm, and Egg Spoons
which. together with the lsrgest and most varied
stock OF fine Watches and rich Jewelry over brough,
TO THE city, we offer at the lowest possible ratss
M. w. GAIT BROTHER
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
Ap lt-3tif
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THE WORLDS Fam IN NEwNoRK.--We find in the E,r-
ropcan Times the following paragraph in relation the
proposed fair in NcwYork
The proposal for holding industrial and fine en-
bition at Newly ork in the spring of next year appears
likely to realize the best expectations of its projectors
Although steps have yet been taken for ascertannr
the number Of persons in the United States who may wish
to avail themselves of the opportunity of displaying the
varied products of their industry upwards of thous-
nds applications for space have already been received
the agents in this country mainly from British and for
eign exhibitors in the late great exhibition.
We are informed that among the intended exhibitors
his Royal lIighness Prince Albert who has sgnifed
his intention of forwarding of his farm produce and
the Duke of Devonshre. who contempates sending va
riou articles from his extensive collection of works
Baron Marochei has engaged to execute equestrian
statue of General Washington Mr.. Carew colossal sta
tue of Daniel Webster; NJ Moni is engaged in the pro-
duction of one of his yelled figures aud Mr. Manning
consented to send his PrometheS statue of her Majesty
and Prince Albert and several other articles of sculpture
The building in which the exhibition is be held will
it stated cover of and Sir Joseph
9aon is at present engaged in the preparation of de-
sign which he intends to submit to the promoters the
undertaking The first Of February is the last day for
cciving applications for space. and the exhibition is
pcced ovpen on the 10Th April Mr. Riddle. the Amer
lean Commissioner has returned to NewYork where the
experience which he has obtained in the management
affairs connected with the Great Exhibition will doubt
he brought to bear in making the necessary arrangements
for the proposed transatlantic exhibition
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AUCTION SALES.
BY j. A. BEARD & NAY, Auctibneers
W. EDNESDAY, January IA, 1852, and tn

u"EnNEcnIy I,,,,,., 4 1osJ - .lo
| n ElN ESDAl L.. January IA. 1907. ana the
Wv follow ing iay5 o'clock ,Iay-Wil
Arcal. Sales Room Magazine trert N.wC,rleans
in Of ayirrpd
An noion Of
Newtlr.nns coneornitv with
compromise mir between tl ssrbd N,nioitv and OWNERS
amid Btn all norn ly at forth Iy pan
the ,reinI tny,
pros made and signed leo. r. b. Gems Esn Notary Public
| dated Iunean -
| LOTS in thunJel nv New Ievce
Fulton
snunra i.,nnIoI er.e
frs the corner Of Common Fulton and front vc street,.
Fudi Front Irver M
corner Of Fulton Front Ieye. And r,vr streets.
| o. GROUND tounded by New I.yee. Ful-
ton Poyras and Grnver street.. numbering ro to ID, nsu.vc
Lot No Fultnu
corner Poyiral New levre and Fulton streets
Lots TO- H. Il? IA H. H. front on New Ieyer and
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GREAT ESCTTEMENT-Th celebrated Nine
~ LAMONT iu- Nuseun York, hrs returned
this city daily her
streets the reception all who wish to he no- IF Wonderful
Revelations the scientific principles Phrenoogy r- PALMS.
try The fact of her favorable md correct prediction TO Mile Jenny
wi OF
inosan, and her with Eastern Ntc, have her the
advantage occult knowledge else this
Persons having important pending will find their advnn
Il call,
Madame this city being limited, she has reduced her prices
Fifty ladies Dollar gentlemen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-08

MNERAL Ol.-Mr. J. d. IEumphreville of Mobile has
discovered and produced what he terms mineral oil. or
Naphtha. The Tribune says:
1T obtained from Tuscaloosa coal which our readers
know, is highly btuminOus. the coal being placed in
iron rctort with condenser attached and kept cool
ing the process Before the oil passing
large quantity Of pure escapes which if collected
would answer for illuminating purposes Reasoning from
this Mr. lumphrevle supposes that in where coal
is used fuel in large houses if pipes arranged
from the CRATES leading to gasomeer in any part
OF the building sufficient gas might be saved for all the
purposes of the family. Mr., Iumphreyic has been
making this oil for three years the first produced
being obtained from a stove with small pipe This oil
excellent burning fluid and may possess. for all
and the inventor know valuable medicinal proper
ties At all events. feel assured that if the
Northern patent medicine folks had it. they wond
find out that it antdoe all the ills that flesh is
heir to-
Mr. lIumphreville has also made at his works in the
lower part of the city material which shall call liquid
soap Two or three table spoOnuls in wash basin will
render soap unnecessary and affords most agreeable
wash for the hands For washing clothes he claims for
superiority and economy. We shall know of il
soon and acquaint our readers with the result.
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..rrfg cAMpBErds ARE coNIxG"
TBy0 MEET KIND FRIENDS AGAIN. -,

tRMORY HALt MONDAY ENtN ISfit jan s. 1s5s. KgSy
WEST AND PEFt'S BtELESGltjE OPERA TROrrE, f1.y
sinr,-eI- the h'sGr
The lt. al Gentlemen NOeans aat they sill on - 1ye
with New Sgdigs fI~rair C!odss">, r'e+
~ Far particulars programmes
,8 1tket. fly rents.
~ Do"rs open latros 10 a half fa,' "o-k
innI II DR.. f. 4. JONES. Agent,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DLAC1DES VARIETIES, Gravier street.
Il THURSDAY EVENING, january s~wfi " presented the
Comedy 81 THE WO Holland Magu
Benuebainp Wright Mrs Tenpleton Mrs Caroline Mrs. C.
Howard: firaeF followed the Ballet
THE CAT $ AWAY 9fsg NICE WILL Play Couiratandsta,
by the Aopsir Troupe. After which, the NaGta Drama Of
BLACK EYED SUSANWiiias e. Howard; Croier. Wright
Jacob Twega, Myers enatbr smns susan Mrs. c. Howard
Dolly, Mrs. Reeves.
ST. CHARLES THEhTRE-Hurrah for the
- GLORIOUS Eizss -Foursh night Of ME sEAFE,
MRS STUART the t@asen THURSDAY saanary s-wil
RfffiAF THIRD
Goster Afterwards Richard Third of Rehnond
s Perry eE, Mrs Stewart After xb, the YOUNG
James Pooy Mr. sloan; Ms. Duslaong,
Stone.
ORLEANS THE evening,
Js"sry ,or he the the Eighth
,f,g agh q the Comic OPT y called B,JSs'l
MONS. PANTHEON. ..CE QUE FEMME VENT new
TENEGRINO. y
i1 Performance to commence at qaarter o'eloek
hAN RIGGS CIRCUS, on st. Charles street.
- orfoite psrffe-ri, GREAT EqUEsTRIsy CORPS
embracing f Funded mud Pity Men Horses an greater snt
Equestrian, q INV ebeT r1,
country, ani With s eyt flsy tie perform Nv Y
EVENING, and EVERY SATrRDat a;J o'sosk. ~ " NV
i1s- Doors open at bnlfpasi
day, from 10 until clcrt
the Dress Circle e sseured and whrre bills
fnyHfni
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

t"in" First Municipality: "n2, Second Nuuioipnity ''In
Third Municipality. The lett hand figures indicate the number Of the
e MLnh tAn ynss-ls lay.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEfFrRsoN CITY.
Wednesday Evening Jahta-y l. 1852. I
Arrived 20 head of Western Bccves. The stock sail
is scant ana the market continues in of holders
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Thursday Morning. January 8, 1852
COTT0N-hho~ factors tables were rather sparinefy
supplied yesterday the burs- pretty large and the
salcs reached nearly 5000 bales at very I'm rates
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E'URNITURE-FURNITURE-The un- n
.1HEAP FURNITURE STORE, No. rx57,1

uBBaR whIss.e and retail dealer AID maAuiaeturer ~ -
AnG Secretaries hook Cases Marble Top seboari; Centre, Carl
and Work Tables Marble Top Bureaus and Wash Stands Looking
Glasses: Mahogany, Wslnn, Cane Seat Chairs
Hair Mosquito rs Pillows bedding all
kinds This stock manufactured OF the the pub
lie solicited to call sni examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere.
70, All Furniture packed and made ready for shipping IRE
rhIFgc. IL
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School fuNDs.-A communication in the Mobile Tri-
bunc in reference to schools and school funds says
In Maine there is permanent school fund now
amounting Sl0+363 This fund was created from the
sale of lands reserved many years ago the basis
school fund There are lands of this reservation still
sold.
Besides this banks the State pay half of one per
cent their capital stock for the Of schools which
amounted in 1850 to S21 go This with the inter
est on the permanent fund. S62l4, making S33442
apportoned in 1850. among the several towns of the
State which towns required by law to raise forty
for each inhabitant, which amounted to S264351.
In New Hampshire, there appears to be school fund
but there was raised by taxation in 1851 for schools
Sl79N65
In Massachusetts they have small school fund which
yields for distribution per annum. $4,000: and interest
is also paid the surplus amounting to SSH
The towns however raised by taxation in 1850 the sum of
SS64661
In Rhode Island the State pays for school purposes
Sl34S and the towns raise by taxation S50332 There
is school fund invested in bank stock and interest
paid ON the surplus revenue
In South Carolina the Legislature expended schools
in lSiS S4O561. The returns do not show that there
any school fund.
In Louisiana there small school fund amounting
in 1919. to $4,000 The tax however. for school pur-
$4,000
1t has been decided in California that Mr.
lasns in breaking Ellen Dayss head did intend
kill her.
Mr.. Paine, of gas notoriety, is lineal de-
scendant on the mothers side of the who set the
river on fire.
O. W. Holmes, in one of his poems, says
And never heard hearty laugh from out villains
throat
The New Pork Post thinks the result of Louis
Napoeon's usurpaton will be his fight. possibly leaving
his head as legacy to the dear citizens " of Paris
The man who found one of the umbrellas that
every body lost was lately in this city The sheriff
is after him.
Sinch champagne became n common bever-
age. the wealth of Newark N j. has than guadr-
pied, Singular coincidence isn't it!
Punch wants to know if four iourneymen
dyers earn three pounds day by dying spend it
all what would it cost each man to live!
Joe Rogers, eight years old, is one of the
crack jockies " Of England
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FLATBOATS.
In Second Municipality

500 bb -four 500 Potatoes
onions 40 leefI whisky do beans master
INDiANa--Per bout i04 tons hay tn j Wallis.
CSCINNATPer Gns 300 hbl -four, ~ do whisky 1000
bushels . IIrnts.
oo-P-r Thory bIs potatoes, 1900 sacks oats 10
Poole 4 Bro. ,,
OHIO Per Alfi'a boat -four potatoes 2 hl
flour. $50 iishels olis to Poole x Bro
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q. Yale, Js'., s Co..
SUNDRlES-
SUPERIOR MADEIRA WINES and SAFE

~ -,
j. Oyera superior Old Reserve Madeira w Inc, Niitase OF lsS
choice Paihitnio
London Market Madeira Wine.
The celebrated BTanti OF llS9, lss
which nv the attention Of nolsseurs sn tbs
~ ~ 80 WI Z. LEvEltiGli 4 CO.
MS Siais set Agents in hi, city, :. Old L-Sess
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RRooKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.

RROOkLGN WAREHOUSE COMPANY
~ The Merchants Shippers called the BROOK
fN FRErRooF WAREHOUSES; At he Point, opposite New,r
leans, Produce the West Merchandise
the NORTH Intended for rcspmen ii,ns 800 feet frontage tn
with wlayrs the Warehouses; which
Immediately without daNngr the
pie will israrsng loading
ships. Charges low tuTif)
shippers the upper
con being the wish Of the Company equal the
the Atlantic Dock, of Ncwlork.
in the
visit the premises.
~ Office OF Magazine and Lafayette Neworlcan
|. r, j CASEY, Secretary.
RGFERENcFs-J. R. Gcldcs; Price, Co.; j.
Co.; r. +. Nichols oil 6nl
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WAS brought to the Pound of the First
WV Mnrl SecnMl Mnnicna!y Of Robin

RED cow with sharp bm inclined
the right hip and belly other mark bnnl visible.
claimed before SATURDAY. be at
lie auction I. !. Spear, the usun place.
WI. AIERN, First Lieutenant Night Watch.
jnns 81 il0l Second Municipality.
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TAR, PITCH AND ROSIN-3500 barrels Will
II nlingon Naval Stores, for sale by
Also spirts Iurpentne and Reg Tar. iap6 sn,aw
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IN will he given y PERSEVERANCE ERE COMPANY izA
No 10, The fourteenth A Eer'"Ef Il h cSlnl frT i
ARMpRY HALL Camp street. Af'RGA1 Nti'tlt ~
January Cte proceeds t'ls=sd TO the building
Tolnb in cyTress Grove Cemetery for the CoLitS"7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-08

ror,r, ,.,c- fr ri MARY PESioSE vs.. JOHN b. HAIR
NEwOELEAxs. ID My No. sooa
10y VIRTUE of n writ of teri facias to me
Court o. Orleans,
entitled will proceed "a 81 al public auci7n on
MONDAY, January 49, s5a nlfast t.' u my ware
house. 10 Jefferson ree, First =
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc.
Seized IN the above
Terms cash the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
jams II Is - Sheriff of tbs Parish of Orleans.
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win leave FRIDAY. January 9, at O'clock, Pm.
ENOR 1AZOO CITY, SAFARTIA, ~
Il NlCKSBUkG, WARRENTON. NEW GARTH la4&kkA4z.s6E
A,,E, GRAND GULF RODNEY, WATERPROOF
NAICHEZ FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA Itu - rod
HUDSON, BAToN ROUGE, rLAQuEAISE, poNALDsoNviLLE,
and all landings the Cst.Reg1r Vtesburg
Packet ST. JAMThe running passenger
packet steamer ST JAMES Joseph Phelps
freight of
]. b. SMITH. Poydras street.
will te clerk the
ceiye treiph or me 81 Ianies
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4 NONDUlTE aux epares de la 2me Mumcl-
~ mic lencoignure DIES Robin ct Administration;
NACliE ROUGE
les DULLES onrde ne lii hanch lroit lie blame
marque visible.
animal NEST r6clam6 SAAEDI
l'sncnn lieu euro 7. J. Spear.
jams ilOd W, J. AfEfS, Police de No
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vTvHE SOUTHERN NURSERIES, Wash sysss,;

ENGLISH CANNED COAL.-1OO tons hes
IL quality landing from ships Caroline Nrs,ntl
from Liverpool delivered quantities TO suit purchasers, by
JOHN G. STEWART, IS CnstOmlulse street. and
jun7 as Julm street near New Basin.