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Late Books.

EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE PosT-oFFICE
RAvENsCLFfE by the Author of Amelia Wyndlam"
by
'TEe AdnIral's Daugher'' Athenaum.
"MRs. MARsHs Ms, MRrshs novel
great works. the Bride of Lanurmoo and Jane E,
We do not by this that imitation in whole part
powerful novel; with of forc and intensity
combination with homey incident which resemble the
OF tragedy the old English drnmssis" Literary World.
by Mrs. Marsh Newfork Harper Brothers
Had this vigorously written anonymous one woul
attributed authority lady, The hero,
gd character and through the book
such knowledge OF the world few
LNewYork Advertiser.
NEW NOVEL by Olive The ogsn THE HEAD
OF THE FAMILIES Tho story Throughout
praise for purity sentiment and aeicacy
preston highest wonnly and true" Examiner.
LAURIE TODD. Lie writings Grant Thorbun, repaired by
himself l2mo. pp 276. Without more than ordinary literary
pensVns, learning this
entertaining pieces Of biography that has recently appeared"
Literary World.
considered tie Breeding Rearing Feeding,
agemsn Pecuies Of Cage and House Birds and Pigeons
Illustrated with cravings. BY D. Browne, Anu
Poultry Yard
HUGH MLLkRS LAST WORK The subscriber has just received
supply of Hugh Mller's last work. entitled SCENES
LEGENDS OF THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND. -From second
London edition. vol l2Ino. 1856 pages.
THE GERMAN Err In The UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
An indispensable Book Assistant body especially
Mechanic, Laborer and Mt ehan well Not
res Lawyers, ConstOe and County aud Town oacrs
and English.
STUkGES ON THE GAME OF DRAo6HIS Second American
edition.
AS GOOD AS COMEDY. Philadelphia "Ths is one
those humorous tho South States Its
descriptions scenery popular generally truthful
INewYork Commercial Advertiser
MARCUS WARLAND By Caroline L. Hentz. Philadelphia:
Hart. deluge Of wild impossible Stories that
pleasant and then wha tale like this which
rather of real
uon.n INewYork Commercial Advertiser.
REDDINe ON WINES Every known kin Of wine is discussed
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels

ARCADE. M W csgs W atr Stokes Wilson W Hunter,
Poeven Hudgns servant, lay lor, Strauss w
Coney, Wolff Nj Bloom, Miss LaRn, Moi w Clark,
Massey Lhs Hand, u Penney, Penney ord, "
Bne, Newell spann, Crooks, Il Grimes Resell, G
MCGOWAN, Texas d NJ Prcard tiaan HaIIisonbUrg;
paiock Chiley Pa; Willis, Va; Nj George,
oing, Tenn John Finch, Flanagan, Hakue White,
N Galloway Ala.
TUFTS. Houston Scruggs, son,
wilkins, II Iawrence, Jesse La; Rust, NJ
Mulhaon Nice O'Nel Hill, Nj johnson, ii H Coleman,
Paleo, Strong Gray, Ark; q osshad PHIL Whitelow
Hanson, lhos Mpsne, Ala vanRenseler
Miss Whnue Mss Vunuseller Mrs johnson, Miss Lansing Mr.
Chancey AuuiOu,
Pond, Mrs Ransom, II ngswu lady, Friar
Ransom kuhon Nj Cass, Mr. Lansing Cooper Mis-
Brown Miss Brown Walden, 7 eehyard lady and chl Par
fnekard, Blow children Il Johns,
Moore, GUeche. Miss Hunter, NJ Weiss, J Wells,
Morgan col Auuge HI Culuin U A; VIM
Boston; Honey Sicarngus Chadwlc enms Falcon; Mile
Patod, Mile Paul. Maurice Strnkuch, Aiube Paro Nka
auser MIR uma Jonn Pe"n, j; L kennAck
fUiwel lady, Phi
Baltimore H RUSSELL steamship Jones
s.eanlshIp Falcon.
VERANDA.. Kerr, C; Kerr Moore and lady,
II Tune, Tnlglor, w Mortimer H MORRIS Seiug
Hale, DR. HILL Y Aurew James kuian, La Budget
simmons Genella aud fanny, Miss; Waker Texas
becker, vsn W Foreman w tiamInun, w Wood
Heydenteid, D Cal; Morgan Jnu
Bradley AK; St Clair A Glaze, NJ Mnruotk, NJ
Glaze, W Patton, Oregon Fanwern, CHrdena Carr,
D4nup, Ellison, Mo.
CITY CS rags Canal aud lady Goodwin, CUrnel
l. Bliss Ala; a BALDWIN, Y: Il marren, Chas Warren,
Dr saml Kerr q; JOHN Sabine Texas; Ols,
Aabma Capt iieTn Oregon; NJ Boatwnght iaw
thorn, W H ltlngo Helena, Ark.
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Look Or THE SwSpLERs-Californians, look ont
FOR yourselves. There are fifty swindng shops in the
city the proprietors of which will you as surely AS
you attempt to sell your gold to them Look with sus
9cion upon any man who offers You high price for your
gold dust and knock down the first rabman that offers to
AXE you to the Mint without charge or for half price
10 to the Mintget your dust weighed and if Won have
me TO walt Tor It, leave there to be coined or
you nave not time for this then take your gold to
respectable establishment of which there are penty in
he city and easily found. They Will not give Won b;rH
rices but they will give you the full value of vor dps
Remember, the U. Mint is large building on an omen
pace fronting Leyee and Espanade streets and there
offices connected with it in the city except in the
building itself
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Late civilizations.

j. G. Morgan has sent from his extensive book and
cheap publication depot, in Exchange Place adjoining
the Post-ofice the following works:
Dictionary of Shakspearean Quotations exhibiting the
most orcbe passages illustrative of the various passions
affections and emotions of the human mind selected and
arranged in alphabetical order This is very valuable
work. and should form part of every library 1t is pub
lished by Bell, of Philadelphia
Marcus Warland the Long Moss Spring tale of tbo
South, by Caroline Lee Hentz.
Margaret Cecil; or, I Can, Because Ought by Cousin
Kate.
As Good as Comedy or, the Tennessean's Story. bv
an editor.
The Use of Sunshine by S. NJ authoress of the Maiden
Aunt, etc, etc.
The American Bird Fancier, by D j. Browne
Counte Monochrome, or the Spy in Society, a novel
from the French of IL. De st Georges.
Tower of London, novel by Ainsworth and said to be
the greatest of his works.
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Died

On Sunday April Cousumpou EDWARD McNESpC aged "a
ES His friends invited his uneIal THIS AFTER
NOON, haipast O'clock, residence
and st. Paul streets.
eS- NewYok and Phladelp hia papers please copy
On the l2h March, Rondeaus Island, WILLIAM RON
ptAu aged Is native vi tguu citizen Of
his place.
On Saturday, 80 nst o'clock
and Amira Deillng aged II nlontns
Friday morning. inst. MARIA CURLEY aged Il years
Ga Friday I'd nst PATRICK T0oLE years.
fast, Ireland, and die last five this
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NEW ELocuTloNARY WoRK.-In the list of works in
press we note the following The Standard Speaker
containing exercises in prose poetry for defamation
in schools academies lyceums and colleges newly trans
ated compiled from most celebrated orators aufhor>
aud popular debaters. ancient modern A Treats,
IN oratory and Eocution Notes explanatory and bio.
graphical, by Epes Sargent" This work, which i,
announced for publication during the present month by
fbemas uowperthwaite Co. PhilsdePh!a Ia described
W lbs AewiyFk uoamefssl Advertiser hi tbe uot rcA
pfebeusist sud shVats Speaker thai has st, sFsektr
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The SWISS BELL RiNGERs-The Canpanologians Swiss
Bell Ringers short engagement at Dan Rice
Circus Pavilion, St. Charles street. this evening and
we can promise citizens much pleasure and amuse
ment in listening to their simple but exquisite music
These artists appear in their native costume
picturesque and interesting appearance and with their
bells they execute some of the difficult pieces of
music The most wonderful feature in the entertainment
the performance of Herr Franz stoepel the wood and
straw Instrument We doubt not that they will be well
coined by full house.
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II. h. SfeeL's
III IN. O. sTATIoNERs' wAREHoUsE,EI
wv CAMP STREET, "

and Pya Streets nearly Commercial Place
BoOKS-Comprsng works of the best standard
various department, of Literature
CHEAP PUBLICATIONSA pubshers prices
issued from the prcss.
SCHOOL large supply all kinds general u selected
with great by the proprietor personally.
PICTORIAL WORKS-Of the beautiful description, supeby
bound.
of the approved kinds adapted
OF counting and public offices
BLANK BooKS-of approved manufacture,
proyenens
CARDetter Fooscap Folio Post and other Papers
Playing md Plain Cards OF all kinds.
PRINTING AND BOokBlNDlNGln all their various branches
promptly and neatly executed APPS lt2pltW
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The CRY CHARTER.-The Act Of Consolida-
ton, together with the Supplemental Act an
nexing Lafayette, as published for the use OF
the members Of the Council, in pamphlet form,
can be obtained at the Office Of this paper
Price one dime.
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OUR HYDRANT WATER.--There are numerous

OUR HYDRANT WATER.--There are numerous
complaints among our citizens Of the bad odor
and worse flavor of the water from our n.y.
drants. We should think it decidedly favorable
to the increase Of medical practice. The reser-
yoir Of the water-works is, We suspect, sadly in
need of being cleaned out, a thing which, we
apprehend, has not been attended to for many
months. This is the rainy season; the cisterns
are generally full; and we should judge this to
be the acceptable time for the managers of the
water works to attend tothis matter. We pre-
sumo none of them ever uses hydrant water;
sary
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TeeU Books,
TT JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY

TT JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
THOMAS l.. WHITE,
NO. SO CANAL STREET
CAROLINE LEE HERTZ'S NEW NoVEL-MaRCAS WARLAND;
or THE LONG MOSS SPRiNG-A Tale OF the South.
AS GOOD AS COMEDY; or, THE TENNESSEEAN'S STORY.
LEGEND OF THE wALDENsEs, AND OTHER TALEs-By Mary
J. W. Miudlv.
MARGARET-A Tale of the Real md Ideal. vols.
REV. WM. WAKES EUROPEAN CAPlTOLS.
JULIA KAVANAUGH'S WOMEN OF CHRISTIANITY.
TREATISE ON ORNAMENTAL AND DOMESTIC POULTRY
Illustrated BY Rev. L. $. De,a,
THE YEAR BOOK OF FACTS, IN SCIENCE AND ART.
A ARR b. Ky :
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The city and country merchants will find it to their ad
vantage purchasing elsewhere to give call Hufty
1t his new store 20 Camp street where they will find an
endless variety of brushes combs papcr-mache fancy
md staple goods lIufy also agent for Bussys PERU
merry and his terms being low, purchasers will always
receive satisfaction
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The ITALIAN 0PERA-Our music loving citizens will be
delighted to learn that Stenone has recovered from her
ndsposition and that the opera Of Lucrezia Borgia
by the Italian company will be performed the Orleans
tonight. We consider the simple announcement suffi
Gent feel assured that the house will be crowded
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MnrAnE CoURsE.-The races commence to-day over
the Metarie with sweeptake to which there are four
subscribers and mile heat for which there are six
entries. Such bill is seldom witnessed and the
lucky man who names the winner should invest in the
lottery For the ensuing days fine purses are offered
can be by advertisement in another column and
superior racing week may be safely booked The
being understand in superb order and every prepare
ton made for the accommodation of the public
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"EE1rzzNxTE1


Hon. JAMES H. CALDWELL Recorder Second Municipality
DEAR SRA very exists in the First
Municipality and the Commssry has neglected his repeated
eques beg you are
present house, and other
other Warehouses
The
storage The ordinances force.
the nuisance, ] think, have Il right demand.
CTrue eopy.) Very respectfully, R. B. SHoRTRIDGE.
WLp-You will immediately notify the parties
the complained Of them for placing there
JAMES II. CALDWELL, Recorder.
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r. Important News from California, China, Oregon
the Sandwich Islands, Panama, Havana, etc. by the
Georgia, Will be found on our Third Page.
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Fancy Furniture Warehouse.
P NJ \ L L A R D & CO.,
81 ROYAL STREET,
Eg Importers of Fsnsh Furniture Looking Ware etc
have Just received ships Maid Orleans Lexington
from tnvre. the latest style of
ROSEWOOD MAHoG ARNOIRS with LOOKING GLASSES
MINISTRY WRITING DESKS, BOOK CASES, VICTORIA BED
STEADS CANoPIES, IRON BEDS, etc; SlDEBoARDS
ETAGERs, Covered and Open WASH STANDS,
GENTLEAlEN'S SHAVING STANDS, CENTRE,
CARD, PIER and NIGHT r. BLEs, LADIES'
FANCY SEWING CHAIRS, chill
DENIS CHAIRS, PARLOR
SETS always on hand,
made to order
china Ware
J' received fine SEVRES
WARE for MANTEL ORNAMENTS; BREAKFAST DIN
NER and TEA SETS, ttomF to Two Hundred
Pieces PLAIN WHITE CHINA, LOOKING
GLASSES,
Uph0lSter
LAAPAs BRoCATELLE and DAMAsK for
CURTAINS, LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, FURNITURE
CHfNTZ, CURTAIN LOOPS GtaIP CORD, TAS-
Sells, CoRNICES CURTAIN PINS, ETC.; French
and American WINDOW BLINDS, Chinese
BLINDS, BUFF HOLLAND, etc.
NattingS.
We always Snd quality of a. WHITE, RED
CHECKED AND FANCY MATING. CARPETING AND MAT.
TING made and put down the shortest FURNITURE of ali
kinds Cleaned Vanished and taken storage.
Notice..
A, Mr.. MALARp will leave Europe 18th Of April next ali
England Furniture Caren Looking Is,s.s
China Ware Cutlery, be handed prevou. date
mhS0 l2tgdp P MALLARD Il Co. 81 Royal street.
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BANNER PRESENTATION. The Washington Regiment will
parade Lafayette Square this forenoon to receive their
coors from the State The presentation will be made by
Col Palfrey, and Col W. W. W. Wood will respond
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May- WING CENTRAL. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE


LOUISIANA BATON ROUGE, March 1852.
By virtue Of resolution adopted Wing State Convention held
Baton Rouge 6h instant the Committee authorized that effect
the Convention have the following named Wings sons
ue the Wing Central Executive Committee Of he State Of Lousidna"
the meetings which held in the city Newoeans month
H be dstermined first meeting take place
aecon Monday of April
Parish If Orleans, ISAAC N. MARKS.
s,, F,.ss p n p WA1ToN NJ 31s suMMERs
, Tsis yv Representative District cHAs Nj WATERMAN SAMUEL
t , n lbs sEks nE GnRK
Sss"M Representative District RlvlERE GARDERE, JOS SOLO
XIX ] d GAH fS SH tSk s2 l aFHsT il
s En-, sa 3, Parish 4 o1se,;s SEsER
g. @s.s !; $l P%T WSK,Is & MCKAY A.
$ 1{$;::; aS I SEf 6S5Sos:
$ $: s 5 sT; E $ SaS soser.
sa, 14 s;%ss I. e. f loSs BUSH.
$s:$ $ $:;:ti:"l / s gE!"oOaUA
$ $ $s.s ~; o i 4h ssns
pa,ti y $. Is!s"a, H i THoMr son AND'
$ ss:s + t iis;sss HEbf hs SE!FM'TH
Eth Eth S s5.' & Y bHseSs1 sAsS
$ $s:$ ss' SsHi ASG f tossEo2E
$::::t s $$s:; f s.4s SSHSls
Parish Of FerHiiDH, H. W1lEUAAN.
| Parish II tnieasieu, S. A. KIRBY,
| Parish Of Aroyeiles, HENDERSON TAYLOR.
| Parish g Ra}iies, H. NJ. HYAMS
| Parish Of Nachpche, G. CAMPBELL.
IiariSh f tabiHe, col. DAVIDSON.
| ltfrish Of De Soto j. GA TIN.
| Parish qt Cadd1, E. II. CROSBY.
| Parish II BosSier, K. !. uONEY.
Parrish Of Ciaihnne, W. C. COPIES.
| Parish If .iaeksga HECTOR MCLEAN.
| Perish II BisnriAe DOCTOR EAGAN.
| Parish IF Union, WIN. C. CARR
Parish Of NoreheuSe, JAMES BoATNER.
| f'urtsh If Oadchia, TIOS G. SCARBOROUGH.
Parish Of Cuhdnei T. CRAWFORD.
| Ftrish If Catalonia, VIM. NJ. TEW.
| Parrish Gf Franklin, CHAS. RAMAGE.
| Parish If 9ensu, 5. w. DORSEY.
| Prrirh II Madison, II. P. MoRANCY.
| Parish Of Carroll JUDGE ANDERSON
The gentlemen, comprising Committee
notified the first the Committee organization
held the city Newoeaus the Monday Of phil ntrt
such place Wing Papers of tho CITY Of
| that and preceding days.
IT Wing the throughout the State
| respectfully requested to publish this notice.
WALTER BRASEIEAR,
Presh Of the Coarehtion, and CT n Of Com.
JNo t. LAfEr, ~ March
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that it would not do so in any thing even ap-
preaching that proportion or does it wish to
impress unrefecting people with a vague idea
that the wings could, ESQ easiiy) if they would,
"relieve the city Of at least half the weight
which presses upon it'''
The Delta is apprehensive that it may be
thought selfish unless it recommends a reduc-
ton of the pay for city printing. We freely
bear witness to the folly of such possible sus.
picion. The Delta never would have recon-
mended a limited and certain price for unlim
tied and uncertain work, unless it had frs
known itself entirely disinterested The pub
fishing of the city will be enormous, this year,
in quantity; and the only fair principle--fair to
both parties-is to pay so much per square for
newspaper publishing, so much per ream, for
blanks, ETC., providing at the same time carefully
for the economical interests of the city.
But when the Delta says that the whole print
ing of the city can be done for $4,000 per an
mum, it states with rather plain purpose
what is ridiculous. To illustrate: During the
past year we did the printing of the Second
Municipality on salary of $4,000 year. We
ulu uUb nave tHt Wuole pouy VI hoi
even some of the blanks, to print; we were out
of pocket, over and above our $3, 1000 salary,
the nice sum of about 81 ,5O0-and yet we did
the public printing of only one-fourth of the
city, and had only new ordinances to publish
All the ordinances of the new city government
all its blanks, and other matters too tedious in
the detail, will have to be published for a gov
eminent which has all its laws, ordinances, etc,
yet to fix and promulgate The first years
printing will be double in quantity that of the
second year. If the public printing of only the
Second Municipality-an old corporation with
the large body OF its ordinances published years
ago-was to US, at $3 900 per annum, an oner-
Gus and losing matter, land that, too, when
there was only one body, not as now, two separ-
ate bodies, with separate proceedings, The
Deltas statements can be easily appreciated.
In this matter, We believe confidently, the Boards
will be at once economical and just
We are confident, too, that the wings, young
and old, will earnestly seek economy, and wise
and efficient application of public resources.
The whig majority knows it is to be attacked,
chiefly by requiring impossiblities of it, but it
is prepared to do its duty and vindicate its acts
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.AUiS.

u Avis est present que lie TABLEAU dASSESSE
MENT POUR LA VILE LAFAYETTE (mainenent - luat-
RENE District de Ia Nouvele Oeans pour annee dGpos
bureau u 1resoe de la Lafayette expose
pendant vNGT JoURS suet nspecon DIES parties nere.se
WM. c. GOODRICH
VIM. NORTHERN, Assessors.
In
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We indebted to the Clerk of the steamer Sultana
for Louisville papers and to the Patrick Henry St
Louis fayors
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ThG "SHADEs'-Mr. Eayrs has sold this popular coffee
house. IN Perdldo near st Charles street to Mr. Falconer
who took charge of it last Friday He promises to keep
u supply OF choice wines ambiguous. is and make the
shades desirable summer retreat See advertisement
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The RAVELs--The Raves offer fine bill at the st
Charles tonight They so popular with our citizens
that nothing need be said in their praise
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M @ Camp Street. aA nj
NEW BOOKS
(From the Press OF D. Appleton Co, NewYork

(From the Press OF D. Appleton d Co, NewYork,)
eB- JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE,
so CAMP STREET AND IL BANK PLACE
THE GERMAN LAW THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Book and Assistant body, especially
Farmer, Mechanic, labore Merchant,
Lawyers Constablts, and County and Town Officers
and English. One vol.
LAIHAAl'S HANDBOOK OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
ADLER'S GERMAN AND ENGLISH DICTIONARY. Abridged.
MARGARET CECIL; or, CAN, BY Kate
THE USE OF SUNSHINE. By S. NJ.
MISS SEWELlS JOURNAL Of A SUMMER TOUR
APPS lt4ptW For sale by j. b. STEEL. SO Camp
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Thanks to the clerk of the Lexington for rive
tayors.
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ladies' Paris Spring Fashions.

GRAND NoUvEAUTE FOR 1852
D. P. CANAAN g. CO.,
No. IL CHARITIES STREET.
Respectfully solicit mportsion of
SPRING AND SUMNER PARIS MILLINERY
DRESS GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES
Oar stock comprise, the largest
BONNETS, ARTIFICIALS AND RIBBONS
the city which have purchased expressly by agent
FROM THE FIRST HOUSES IN PARIS
large of DRESS SILKS, Printed ORGANIZES
BAREGFS, JACoNETS, GRENADINES, BAYADERE BRoDEE
BREsiLENNEs BRILLANTs TISSUES RoMALDAS, TIRciS
ROBES, MOUSSELN SOLE BRODEE EMBRoIDER sCARFS
MANTELETS, CAPES, COLLARS, CHEMisETTEs BERTHEs
HANDKERCHlEFs, vEILs ROBES, SLEEVES AND FLoU>c-
INGS; WHITE MUSLINS, Plain Striped Checked; LACEs
FANS, OF which will sell at the prices.
ap3 l0t2p D. p. SCANLAN Il co.
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TT The Snlendid steamship UNITED STATE

advertised leave the TEXAS COAST being light draugh
will land her Freight Passengers Whaves nano Port
Lyaea and Galveston thereby avoiding the dangers and
Tightening [ap2 2t2pl W. C. LACY, Agent
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W'Orid's Safe Company.

TNHE attention of the public is called to the
Il utility and superiority Of these Safe. all Sa.
ar. made on an entire new principle We first o rack
sion chilling the liquid making impnc
raee to the chis- drill capable resisting the blows the
sedge To the scientific only necessary Nature
MeGhani she leaves boil straps for the nge
nous burglar with perhaps effort than required
put them togser Neither the burning element make impress
son on the solid lined It'll. with proof wall.
We hesitate these
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS the only really depository for other vaa
6es We further, there but little security in any of the opuA
Safes Bank Vaults They all the work mechanism
often broken into, experience has demonstrated
This hOr, notice SAT- ES
BANK VAULTS, of Banking Institutions Mercantile
Firms and individuals Of which will be warranted Drill and Powder
Proof, when with Lilies Bank Locks.
sample OF the above Safes and Locks together with Day Nwes
Parauoptc the office OF w w WHIrE No
81 Campst. mh15 III Lie PETTEES Agent as Camp street
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ITO the Pa9biC.

cs- Having purchased the SHADES COFFEEOuSE would
old that will continue find its Bar stocked
the choicest Liquors Wines we'll all the
markets, hope by maintaining popularity
share patronage will be this LUNCH
usual will be served between aas 10 halfpAs every
morning. j. s. FALCONER.
NewUrlean, April 5, 1852 rps 1t
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NS- The Ship FOREST KING, Hathorn, mas
landing her Consgnees will please the
c of their goods the Levce they will be stored
expense. tmhSl JOHN T0Ol.E, rs Bank Place.
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mas,er landing her cargo Consgnees will please the
receipt of their goods the Leveo they will stored their risk
and expense. mh3l1 JOHN TooLE, % Bank Place.
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