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BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers-
MONDAY March 15 1852 and the follow

y
s ~ sy s 4 o'clock .sss ssyS be sold =" auction at
n -
second MuHsPafy
s1 ~ ssi,Fs a 'is pet ct R
promise meds and signed before H. B. cenas Ea Notary Public
/ Two tors q GROUND the isle. bounded New Le
esR ss sss TO- sssadss
en- s ssRss,ss ssv
ss e :,,ss s:s
Fno and elsis9 st'sss
. TO- ii, u 49, IA. Is, iron. New
SIXTEEN LOTS OF eRoUNDin the square bounded by
ss.ve a fs's o aa L. s se ss r.s. ID p
draa sre e y %s TIE E, s9rnsr q L Fulton asd My
8. FIFTEEN LoTs OF GROUND in the square
ys n Ne III the s,sa ra New ad N
Lots 10, II, IL, 10 and IA front Fulton and se~
T. Ten lots OF GROUND in the square bounded by New IAve
Esl an ths pss asd New s9 TO IL
No the conner Not1s DANE Fulton and New
~ ESE t6is o. GROUND shs square Bounded 81
iiss io. No. forms he Fulton and New
sss 81 @ @ aii9s We. 1
New ses and Fulton Streets nnn asss
inclusive Lot No forms The corner Of al Fulton I'd
New ivss Streets iots : j. d H. T. is T. IS
ss sna
Ma . Ike aa Te IL ST. sp aa asd s New
Lots and front on Fulton and New Levee stree
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND the square bounded
Deod Fulton and New Leyee streets numbering from inclusive
the OF Fulton New Levee Market
the Delor Fulton
Lots 2 and Fulton and New Levee
H. ONE SLET bounded by Deod Fulton
named, having four fronts.
Tbs above described from s locality @
the United States The whole of said building ios
opening wide streets and well adapted for the heavy Western
busn lessor wholesale
Logaphc plans will be ready for issue the August
be forwarded with notes to requiring them
Lots will not be sold front Of that BY
1890 shall signed the
promise under which this sale is made to the day Of ad sale
TRIMS cash balance divided
rsquifed Of three and four credit with
from date maturity and then
m jan37 MGFtmh5dti5
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4 RRIVAL OF Nine. ADOLpHE-THE OR

A RRIVAL OF Nine. ADOLPHE- THE ORI-
IN GINAL, UNSURPASSED AND JUSTLY CELEBRATED Nine.
ADULPHE, THE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST
GusIiED LADY WHO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS OF THEFUTuRE SUCH INTENSE
EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND, FRANCE AND THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES THAT QUEEN VICTORIA
SCENTED HER WITH COSTLY DIAMOND BRoACH, AND DANL
ORLEANS, READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS At THE WESTERN
STREETS, (PRIvATE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET, FIFTH
DOOR FROM TCHoUPILOULAS STREET,) WHOM SHE WILL
INFORM ALL ABOUT THE PAST, THE PRESENT, AND THE
FUTURE, IF THEY ARE MARRIED. OR NOT, AND WHEN AND
WHAT LADY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL GET; OR BUSINESS
Of EVERY DESCRIPTION MYsIERIogs AND ALMOST M
MENDED BY so HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SOURCES, AND WITH
SO VULNERABLE CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGED
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS AND SKILL, THAT 1T PRECLUDES
ALL suPPosTloN OR PROBABILITY OF DECEPTION OR IlPo
SITloN AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE.
r. CONSULTATION FEE FROM 81 TO IS. LADIES NOT
CUPYLNG MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES, SO CENTS ONLY,
iunpS
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bbls molasses bids sagar
ss sn , = ,gs'; g s mo. x e efa. g.
900 Mtb ssupJ Denes-fot' III b rco'io aha sugar
Geo f Gm,i III; III a 70 ,s -
I: Why Gyfn &eo BrsT I Eoy Aysa1 tt.
cnro~lio *. Cocks Total lis
4s do Buciannon Mesae, cohnn aeoSs ii
G'sf r GEs. G1 Love rsssa f'f ws.r
Gas comweiis do Fenrn, Donesan &eol box books Hall
MO p s. o 3, e. s,s. ls Wood
Wright acow c,nsod"sco,. RoSi.o~J Missy
and ordsr-Toa rs bale cotton. '
Wright William. Cummings, Stewart .co4a NV Farley
Totii, 143 bales cotton.
MoBIIEPe Florida sm'lres 10 Gcdies Wngfed
Trice J Allen and order.
FLATBOATs.
In Second Municipality
INDANAPer Brazers "a bhds lco $50 bbis pork
1870 bl pork lFd to Metrego
CINcINNATPer Reese bbs -four seccotnt VOORHEES,
NDANA-Per ealsgher 1900 sack, corn,
400 bushels C W Givens and Mister.
fNDANA-per sewart Smas Hldreh's 100000 bb
pork go tons hay soc bushels TO on board and der
CoNsIGNEEs.
p Pt ss , fssSa from MsanD
f 4soI
srns 4 Es4ah Pfaia1 ssrs
81 i1. Wis. S,s
So j sesj cremwsi@s
dsr.oaJ TurneR BeeE-E arEina-T order
e1 ofd A'''
PASSENGERS
r P ss.1 Ks ass s ans n ps . IvAe' Breckenridge
Per alsamshe ipdqos and jenkins,
say isay Hast pow, TarE e5oessseI Rosr,
Per brig iawton Hayana-chas Dickinson Allyn
Per Park Medon, from Cruz-Dr Kennedy, Mr. Castro
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

CONGRESSIONAL PRocEEplSGs-H ashington. March S.
the Senate this morning Mr. Soule presented resou
ton and memorial adopted by the Louisiana Legislature
asking from Congress appropriations for the removal Of
distractions in the Mississippi river. bill intro
duced forming regulations for the coinage of the Uni
ted States The bill provides the issue of half dollars
quarters dimes half dimes with different proportions
from those of the present silver coinage. to form
relative value between gold and silver coin 1t
ao authorizes bars to be cast at the mint to weigh
three five and respectively and provides for
coinage of gold three dollar pieces Mr.. Seward is to
speak Mr. Clarke's Intervention resolutions The
House has been engaged principally the Homestead
bill.
Ono RyER-MARKErs--Ctn Cincinnati, March S--The river
here has risen feet since Saturday evening The
weather and showery giving indications of spring
Flour is selling at So % u Dbl Whisky at &c q gal
lon Bacon at 1sc y b, for sides. Bulk Pork has sold
shoulders and re for sides Lard is selling at &c. u Is
in bbs. and SIC. in kegs Eve. Delta.
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NEW ORLEANS and Car r., ~ $500
V rolton characterization tzs..-.1
Departure OF Trains. From NeeOrltdns:
Horse Cars-tafpa6 past half past II
Steam Trans and hour afterwards until
svsly in summer, and until quarter past in winter
From Cdrroiton:
Horse Cars NJ, and 10 r.
Steam Trans-7 until
sively in and until haf.past P winter.
FARE-l5 Children IL
" Summer the third
and end on the second Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
tB These Cars from the Is
Departure Of Care.
In Winter from Lafayette and IL o'clock
80. Depot i Baronne street. ......759 and 81
IN SUMMER from Lafayette and
Depot 10 Baronne 81, TX and
Alter which the Will leave each and fifteen minutes
o'clock
Then at 81, 9, 10 and II p from the Depot.
And sIs, w and l0ls p. from Lafayette.
FARE--G cents. Children under 70 years, half price.
~ NotaSpecal Night Cars for PARTIES Balls
piled when required. mhSl ly
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The GRuNzIG ANrAIR.-The NewYork Commercial Ad-
vertser of the list inst says The funeral of Otto run
zig took place yesterday with such ceremonies pre-
sumed performed in this city before at the
burial of executed murderer The services
Quoted in the church du Saint Esprit by the Rev Mr..
verren. and the bier followed to the grave Green
wood cemetery by procession of German residents deco
rated with badges, and carrying banners This display
such occasion shameful and ought to be
denned by every good citizen If murderers to be
inferred with such honors, how to signify
pect at the burial of worthy men Z?
'Margaretta Lohrenz gave birth to child in the city
prison yesterday 1t is not yet known whether she will
be held for trial aeoompice of Grunzig Since his
execution it is said to have been ascertaincd that he
intended to kill Margarea at his last interview with her
Thursday evening. and that he had provided sharp
knife for the purpose but his design frustrated by the
vigilance of the sheriff s otfcers.n
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NOTICE.-The subscriber has this day estab-
liahed himself In the FURNITURE ANDGENERAL AUCTION
BUSINESS the old stand CAMP STREET respectfully
sos the patronage Of his friends and the public Out door
promptly attended cash
RICHARD III. MONTGOMERY Aue,ioneer, 81 Camp street,
NewOrleans, February l6, 1859. FELT I'm
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIVERPOOL.

CAMBRIA, (B) for BOSTON SATURDAY, February
ATLANTIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, II
AFRICA, (Br.) for NEW YORK SATURDAY, IL
AMERICA, (Br) for BOSTON. ..... SATURDAY 81
ARCTIC, (An,) for NEW YORK :. WEDNESDAY, 95
ASIA, (Br) NEW YORK. SATURDAY Is
-, (Br.) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, March
PACIFIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, 10
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IMPORTS.

P)RT LAFACA-Per propeller W Rayburn: bales
Meca2s do MCDOWELL Mills do Sdell ScolO
lawson do Pesram BryanS hides bd skins Wiser
pkg X MAignan--Total, So bales cotton
APALAClliCOLA-Per steamer America: 14 bales
IowesS do Cleveland Bros &col0O do Mihell6l
Rogers dcol5 stands box
bales cotton ~ '' 49,
GALYESTONPcr steamship Mexico
e Hart Sao-Connoy &coNlc)owel, Mills
NEW HoRk-Per ship Catlerine Assorted n,dse.
NEW iORK-Per ship Champaign: Assorted nldse.
VERA cRuI.Per bark Mllon: s2ao specie master board
l box mdse 10 II Carlat.
MALAGA--Pcr Lark Industrial; Eu,t
HANANA-Per brig R h lMwtuu Cigars sugar etc.
RuATAN SLANDPer shr rhos Pearson: Fruit Y de Egapa
kEf WEST-Pr scllr Gov Anderson ship
laoman' ashore Key West. -
PENSACoLAPer hr Powattan: feet lumber 900 as
to Simpson. 'S'' wv AA' y ''''' sou"
ATTAKAPASPer sch louisa 200 bts molasses 81 bls
10 order. $3.50 '
ATTAKAPAsPer sclr a6s bbls molasses 50 hds
sugar to order. ~ 'N 'N>'' '-' ''e
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CONTRADICTIONS REsERvEp.-The NewY ork Express says
Since the of Louis Napoleons coup detat the Ger
ussars Of this city have resolved to retain the
of $780, which had been collected among them for the
purpose of being contributed to the Kossuth fund We
have also heard it said that the money raised ut the Rev
Mr. Beechers church in Brooklyn for the purpose
still held in reserve by trustworthy committee These
things evince becoming degree of prudence The money
will doubtless be ready when the is actually be
gum
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U. S. INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OFF
PHILADELPHIA. .BEAscH OFFICE NgwoRLrAss As CAMP
STREET. February ID 1852 J
A DIVIDEND of Twenty per cent out of the
earned premiums ior the ending December 81 last has
issued at this office at the cash value paid application
tel6 I'm BENJAMIN FLOR ANCE Agent
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

wednesday, Mornlhg; SlHrcn 1V Io5z
COTTON-Buyers came forward pretty freely yesterday
but most of them with lower offers and some 1900 bales
sold at irregular and easier rates We quote
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mart NJ Of thn foliawins. V VIZ. WY
Sup.T Bro,l,e Aptioss SILKS;
Coio,el kymurs silks:
Strinn5 ,rafata siiks.
Bigb color,,,l nlain Pault de Sole:
HAL Bpor,tl.. Facounee:
Extra rich and E,nbroid'i raconnae
Chanpeable and Chen6 Faeonnse;
Embroidered D,mask and plair
poult he Sole;
Extra rich Changeable and Chame
leon Poult de Sole;
Small piaid high colorsd do, fol
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nR. BANNING'S CELEBRATED BODY
BRACE PATENT LACE for the relief of the fol-
lowing Weakness the Breast Bronchitis shortnes
Breh Pain the Chest Weakness Bleeding the Lungs Pal
tton Of the Heart Dyspepsia Cosvene and Piles Pains The Back
Spinal Affections, Failing of the Bowels Poapsn Uteri Bearing
Dow" Painful PIoiuse Menaraation tendency Abor
ton and Painful Pregnancy the shape incident Child hearing
and disposition Dropping Lougng Wearnes abual Bilious
Collie Sickness and Chronic Darhoa and all pecua
to Mules o Females.
Sold only by DIR. SHERMAN, Agent for the South,
his office St Charles street, NewOrleans
LADIES fitted with tho Brace ut MIS- SHKRMAs No lss ST.
Charles mhli lyd4W
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Crystal Fount Division No. a, S. of T.Mests every
THURSDAY att o'clock ut Temperance Hail. No. IS St Charles
st1gs Offers for the ensuing quarter F. MlIesI P D.
BoorH F. s.; B. ToM1ISsos II T. II. DRYpKs
A. G.. ANDREW HERO, l. ST. E. W. PERRy o.S.
jams WM H. ELLIS, R. S.
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NEW YoRKPrr ship Sharon: bales cotton 1911 hhds sugar.
az bales ropecuttngs 1861 bs pork
100 ties talow, 81 ties grease, Is pks mdse.
NEW YoRKPr ship Clifton: bales cotton, moss Isl
bbs pork 3 hbs "a @ lard 1864 bb Hour 1874 ibis whisky
alcohol 10 pkgs mise.
NEW YoRKPer ship Sias Grieman: cotton, henl
400 bb pork e53 ties 10 bbl hams bbls
% tes hton 1879 bbs whisky 800 high Wines aow
bs ck soda 100 bbls red OIL loo do OIL
do 'nseed OIL 40 tobacco 100 f bbls pork III pkg
NEW YoRkPr ship Harriet cotton bs -four IS
hhis bacon 1894 ties lard GAL do hams bbls
NEW YORKPer ship Maid cotton 1929 Dbl.
pork 6i4 hhd SO bbs SIS ties a hds
hhls stearine, III pkgs mdse.
GENoA-Per ship Calcutta: 1884 bales cotton.
tESOA-Per brig Snzia cotton 40 hhs tobacco 1000
stIyes carks ties bb teeswlx.
VERA GRuZPe brig Tantepec ton SO pkgs
MATANZAS-Per brig Forest: s7s empty bbls
BALTMoREPer scr Pocahontas hhis sugar. hams
PENSACOA-Per schr ou do olao
70 do pork, 100 scks so do Coffee 10 casks
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tutfu lHINrs+ Law St" ''H"'7 80
| Engliah, French and American Calf
Goes;
A complete assortment Of English,
German and French Hosiery,
superior white and colored Silk
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND MITTS.
Buck, Channels, Kid, Cashmere, Siik,
Filcseld and Filet, of every de-
seription. -
LACE GOODS.
a large and elegant assortment sf
Vnlenriennas, English, French amt
German Laces, and do. Embruid.
ries;
Superior STA and 1874 Linen Sheet.
ihgs;
Damask Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splendid styles;
Al Irish and German Linens and
Lawns;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain;
Embroidered and eolored bordere,l
Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and Wooden
Damask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy Kerssys, Lowells, Iinssys,
jeans, Deniais, Stripes and Coi-
tonades;
lSuper French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do, very
superior.
call the attention Of factors and plan
use. 1t is very, complete, and the
reat care and Judgment, the result Of
ne. $50 II
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New NovEL.-The IIarpers announce that they have
purchased the prooshees of Dckenss novel to bc
received in advance of its appearance in London for the
sum of two thousand dollars 1t is to be called Bleak
House or, the East Wind'' and will be completed in
twenty numbers The first part will appear in the April
number of IIarper's Magazine''
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Lands Sacred and Classical.
A
IN COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE HALL, ST. CHARLES STREET
GL1DDON'S
GRAND TRANSPARENT PANORAMA,
Nine Hundred Feet RIVER NUHIA
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty With
Oral Descriptions and Oriental Music
EVERY EVENING, at haltpast O'Clock SATURDAY
lERNooNs half 49, Doors half hour before.
q hdmssionAdul:s Fifty Cents Children
Schools twenty-five pupils twenty Teaehers
Schools Free. 80 For particulars programme
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Odeon Temple of Honor No. E-Aieets every THURSDAY
EVENING" at halfpast O'clock Temple HALL e2a Tchoupouas
street Officers for the term ending the ls Of May WnA
MnIER W. c. IT, THOMAS FRIEND, W. Y. T. H. AIIMANp
r.; A. B. RE,c, w. r.. w. DAVIS r. N w. WoIvER.
w. IT, T. S. MnEGAS, w. u; R. POLLARD, D. u
CLuLy, W. G.; B. L. BIZ ALTMAN VS.. ians3
Harmony Division No. b. s. Of T-Aees Tchoupi-
tonas street Officers elected for the present term NRY
W. Pr CESAR MoLIERE W. SAMUEL
H PUTNAM, R. s.; VIM S. MOUNT F ST. JOHN CANSEI,
MoNlAS CT CHARLES FEEsusoS A. c.; CHARS BARNES
H. RoSpEAu, o. s.; JAMES BEGGs, p W. P. ans
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FROM CosTA observation-disclosures from Costa RIGA to the
9th ut. has been received at NewYork The official
paper contains the approval by President Mora of that
Republic Of the treaty of amity and commerce concluded
last July, in Washington, between Mr. Molina the Costa
Rica Charge and Mr. Webster The treaty is the
that made sometime since, but not yet signed with Mr.
Marcoleta, the Nicaraguan Charge
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Pelican Division s. Of T.-NIeets every WEDNESDAY
EVENING half O'clock the Hall No. s5 St. Charles
The the list Of Officers for the ending March
81 1851 JOHN Brown W. p; HUGH BEEEN, W MoTH
R. 81 JANIS H. IRWIN A. r. 81 JONI DuEwARp, s.; CWAr
Tt PROSPER CARPIETTE, CT HENRY f.
TunsER, 81 HEsRY c1lsros @ s.. VISITING COMMITTEE
john Brown, Magdaen street, HuGH BRRES
orH ST. Peter street, w Apollo and ITALIA
streets GiRsri4S 10 Nayades street, WM SMITH
Gsver and ST. Mark Streets HENRY Cypress
Magnolia sreets
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RIVER AND MARINE.
K VII saf SATURDAY. Mareh IS.
/. 1OR SAN JUAN NICARAfsTA AND

stfOR SAN JUAN NICARAGUA AND q
n CEAGREs.-Tts sailing BaianIore clipper brig k{S
HON, Captain Walter Burk, WI avs s<<
fine orier rad esrelisnt
Paaengss will te provifsf Wa ynai beddng
found with prnyisiors. psrss
psetabis Interested in tc a acquainted both
going gssI 10th the nati
ths inrnsn /,
establish MONTHLY T}oE@H ROUTE By saiirg
tickets apply af lie Office o ai5sn
mho WA n nRwEY "a t.rsrier street
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AZ VID.--oeCUHUe NIuHICIPUllle, FNfO1SSt q UT
leane soussgnf Collector ds Taxes E,ai, notidt par
lie present tones dovnt
ISL DIES licenses annee 1852 Ia Municpate
"borhe les Canal Leyee Front Levee Lafayette
t. Ls Pontshar'ra de fare visit bureau No % Munis
nsqna rois heu de pres midi Preparation temps
la lo mh2 THOS, ASKEN. Col.cteur
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DObyns $ Harrington


DAG UERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT,
No. CAMP STREET
This we'll establishment having thoroughly repaired
enlarged and improved the public
PICTURE GALLERY Portraits are furnished
in the superior style and finish.
n BOperators fitted out with complete the low
est cash prices Voghiander French rison Lewss and HELPS
haze Tubes with Box and Tablets dollars
Quick working Tubes Plates mecan and Frech Cases. Frames
Stands ath together with article used in the
wholesale retail. JAMS II
TIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION TO-
~ BACCo-The subscribers constantly
ouNTY,KENTuCKY, TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI WRAPPERS
AND FILTERS Also Tobacco hogsheads bales selected for the
Mexican market, and for plantation
TURNER 4 RENSHAW,
81 Camp street and 4Ss Tchoupoulas street.
Tnharcn baad tn order. o Nv
NOV landing ex brig Telegraph, from Charles
100 dsrsss RICE, and store,
janl7 BARELLI& CO.. 81 Common street.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Wednesday Morning. March 10. 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE THE DAILY CRESCENT
Wednesday Morning, March 10, 1852. /
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Sharon, Waite, NewYork, C C Bogert Gco
Ship Clifton, ingersoll NewYork, Dudley Chase
Ship Silas Grienan, Spencer New York, Woodruff
Ship Harriet Berry, NewYork. G c 3oeert ,&co
Slip Maid of Orleans Dennis NewYork, 4 Cohen
ship Calcutta l+oTng, Genoa ] P Whitney .kco
Sari brig Silenzia, Antola Genoa,
Brig T-hnanepec, Brown, Vera Cruz, Wcktan
Brig Forest, 6nlison, Aaanzas, q Bosert xco
Scllr Poeahonas Bingham Baltimore & Bogert Geo
schr Gov Bennett, Crooke, Pensacola, ] Hurley
ARRIVED.
Steamship Nexs Place from Indano, via Galveston 18th instant
Harris Il Morgan-2d my.
Propeller Raybun Pennok, from Port vaca instant,
Wckham-2d my.
Steamer America McAliser from Apalachco
Ship Ghanpain, Woodward, 10 daSs from New Yark, Bogart
cod my.
Ship Realm Stevens SO days Janero ballast II
Baxter.
Ship Catherine Edwards, days NewYork vogs Jeane-
nand-2d
Bark Meon, Chandler days from Vera Crr,
Br bark Abeonn, Arthur As days Bristol ballast
Hoghton, Rankin &co-2d
Sp bark industrial rrnaga 6 days from Malaga
Brig lwon Gardiner from Havana e9h u
r s Ihos Pearson, Lambert days from Buatan Island de
Egana--lst my.
Schr Cob Anderson, days from Key West, N.Y.
Schr Powan Caro-, days Pensacola
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- wiil5lepve SATURDAY. iLsrrh ia. at 4 o,clotA >
NOR MATAG0RDA .sTNDIANIyT.4

II. AND PORT IsyAcAr DiRxyT-RATEs RE- -sSs<Ile&KS
~ ron sisatqsip W. RhBuN, Captain z f. Kerr
'si leave GbSye Sire vii continue
and being Of light dggh WILL LAND HER FHEItfFT tp6N
THE WARF points The BAY Frspbt a.
Maagurda viii be landed Dcows point freight or page
apply or 1880 - ss1'
nahS yyrrKIJs f,.,,r s.-..,
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ST. LOUIS BATHS-The Bath Rooms of the
single ticket, per dozen. '
eS Tickets the
pication ut the office of the Hotel mh4 i'm
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VENEN DULLARS REV ARD will be paid e.
Il by the nnder for the capture delivery "a
slave woman named RoDA aged about thirty five years
aOseondd on Sunday the Still February She yellow
part ndinu about the height
speaks quick but straight
She formerly belonged Fey JONES' Mississippi
mh4 If f. NJ. FISK, 20 Natehez street. up stairs.
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MARRlAeEs.
MARRIED,

AT Hines Ioel,in this place, on Monday
9th inst, by Rev. w. c. Dunlap, Mr. 10
-szPH HENDRIcKs and Miss MARTHA A. GILL
both Of Huntsville, Ala.
In this county. Thursday, bib inst, by
Rev. Mr.. Sloan, Mr.. JOHN GOOD and Mis-;
ELIZABETH HAYS. Il,
In. this county, 9Th inst. MIR, JOSEPH B
Smith and Miss LEAHC. ScRoGGIkS.
In Giles county, Mr.. RobERr t. FRAZIER
and Miss SUSAN R. HARMON.
In Giles county, Mr. H. T. Lock and
Miss NJ. E. HALE.
In Giles county. Mr.. TESs. CoGGEN and
and Miss ELIZABETH WILKES.
In Giles county, Mr.. j. E. GLfNN and
Miss L. e. WoRsHAM.
In Giles county, Mr.. JAMES ]. WALKER
and Miss JULIA A. t. Cox.
In Nashville, Mr.. CLAIBORNE DELoAeH, OIL
Memphis, and Miss IMoGEN A. NoRvELL.
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Auction Sale

1aA, j. Duaca9's next regular
Auction sale takes place On Tuesday
and Wednesday, 18th and | 9Th inst;
as may be seen on referring to his
adc., in to-day's Obscrter. His stock
comprises one Of the largest and best
arranged assortments Of English,
French, German, and AMERICAN Dry
Goods, ever Offered at pub bic sale in
this State. Now is the time to get
good article, at a nominal price.