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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

GEN ScoTT.-The following tribute o
the character Of Gsn., Scott is the mere ir-
teresting as being a voluntary offering 10
merit, by a GREET and good . al a tine
and OH an occasion originating in a high
er motive u ian under the disturbing infu-
ences OF rarty spirit.
1t nay be found in the fifth volume OF
w. T. Channing's published works, IN his
prcfr.ce to lis Lecture on War, delivered
III lhe year 1858
s%4**aMnch also is due to the BEN
e6cent influence Of Gen. Scott. To this
distinguished man belongs the rare honor
Of uniting with military energy and dsr-
ing, the spirit Of a ptliianthropist. His
exploits in the field. which placed him i'll
the first rank Of soldi.rs, have been OBJ
scared by the purer and more lasting glory
of pacifcator. and a friend Of mankind.
In tile whole history of the intercourse of
civilized communities. we doubt whether
= brighter page can be found than thst
which records his agency III the removal
of tire Cherokees. As far as the wrongs
done to this race can | e stoned for, Gen.
Scott has made the expiation. III his re-
cent mission to the disturbed borders of onr
country he has succeeded, not 50 much by
policy ~ BY the Hobleness aud generosity
Of his character, by moral inflnence, By tile
earnest conviction with which lie has EN-
forced on all, with whom he had 70 do.
the obligations Of patriotism. Justice, Ln-
manify and religion. II would not be
easy trfsId among ms a man who has won
. pnrer fame ; and I would do something
20 matter how little, 70 hasten the lime
when the spirit Of Christian humanity
be accounted an essential attribute
anil the brightest ornament In 4 pubic
lnail.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

That CALF Casa paragraph went
the rounds soma time since to the effect
that a lawsuit about a calf in Darlington,
Iowa, had gone on until the costs amonnt
ed to about three hundred dollars. The
Iowa State Gazette says the case origina-
ted in West Point, Lee county ; and that
il has inst been decided on an appeal, aud
further that the costs now amount 10 Ave
hundred dollars. independent of counsel
fees On the first trial, the Witnesses for
one party. some twenty Of thirty in num-
byr. swore that the calls tail was entirely
black, while those on the other side swore
Il Was partly white. II has been decided
that the tail Z parity white and the
plaintiff has gained bis case. The vaIue
u the cali is three dollars.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

FROM Crosse TErr Through a pri.
vate letter from a friend on Crosse Tete,
we learn that "last week Messrs. Hotard
& Labauve lost a fine negro man from
drowning. ard two days afterwards had
another one shot, who still lies dangerous
ly ILL.," In another place our friend writes,
'tthe seasons have been tolerahle good
hitherto for tue ensuing crops. The only
drawback, and it is a heavy one, is the in
jury done the ratoons by the unusually
cold winter; excepting first ratoons on
new or very rich land-the balance of the
stubble will be insufficient to plant the
same quantity Of ground.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
GaAwAx's AMERICAN MONTHLY MAca.

GaAHAa's AMERICAN MONTHLY MaGA.
ZINE for July is on onr table. II contains
over an hundred pages well filled with
most CHOICE reading matter by the most
~celebssscd authors, aud is embelished ia q
superior inasner. Its reputation aud tone
are elevated and wiil meet with the entire
approval Of all its readers. An induce.
ment for everybody to subscribe to the
work Is that Graham furnishes thirteen
hundred aud fortyfoar pages OF reading
matter forth;ee dollafs-giving nearly four
snd u half pages for one cent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

t. The Democrats of New Orleans
held a ratification meeting last week, at
which Messrs Slidell, Crimes, Noise and
Morse addressed the assembly. Each
were satisfied aud proud OF their candidate
for the Presidency, but did not advance
amy merits which entitled him to the sup.
port OF the people. After bearing down
upon the present administration, they en-
siea the froiic at n few minutes alter ten
O'Clock. p d., Goth inst.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

II There IL TO be a barbecue on Sat.
urlay the 81 Of July near Morsanza, Pt,
Coupec, to commemorate the Seventy.
Sixth anniversary Of American lndepen.
deace to which the adjoining parishes
are invited.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
Whlg Nationai Convention.

On the morning of The 21st of June,
the Convention met aud proceeded to bal.
lot. Add on the ffty.tLifd ballet Gem
eral Winfield Scott having received Il ma.
iofity over nli the candidates, was deolaf.
ed The nominee of lie Convention for The
Presidency. Tile bBllof was rs follows
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

t. The Tfeesoil democracy have call.
cd n Convention 10 meet ut Fittsburg on
the 10th Of August, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for President and
Vice President,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

70 The Delta thinks that neither par.
ty should indulge in praise Of their candi.
dates for the Presideney-and that Pierce
friends put it on too thick. That's right,
don't let them say much, for his course
has been of such a nature as not to admit
of much praise.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

Il W. invite the attention Of onr rea'
ders to the official report of the proceed
Jugs of the Railroad meeting hela on
Thursday night at the Harvey House..
We were deprived OF the pleasure of at.
tendiny IL,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

u II Is observed md commented in
England that The New York papers ron
tain advices from Sydney, New South
Wales, four weeks later than any received
in England.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

VERDICT In A GAMBLING CAsE-An in
teresting case was decided in the New
York Superior Court on Thursday the
10th inst. It was the case of John Tay.
Tor vs.. Shirlock Hillman, to recover $500
paid by Taylor to Hillman for a grabbing
debt. Taylor got with his wife $1,000 ;
he borrowed $4,000. and by gambling
failed for $4,000 lost an extensive comb
establishment, and is no.v a cartman in
New York, earning n d3llar per day
Verdict for plaintiff ii the full amount
claimed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

H. Sickness III the family of the editor
must he on apology for the n%on.nppear'
anee Of the usual quantity Of editorial
matter Ia this natnbef.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
List Of Convention Delegates.


the following official list Of Delegate:
elect TO HE Convention
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
Orleans --J. r. benjamin, G. Hoselius
L. Mathews, and G. Dufonf.
81 Ma,y-W. r. Palfrey.
81 MatliH.-A. Deelouet.
JBetson ana 81. Chatles-Fergus
Gardete, and +. Dnend.
Natchnoehes .-~Chns. A. Bntlntd.
L4jaystts anil Vofmiktion-A. J.
Musss
Terrific anil West Button Rouge.--
w J Lyle aud VIM H. Stuart.
LdGuvehe fntettoy, Assumption ami
Te,,sbonne.-G. s. Guiop, b. g. Tlibo.
deaus.
Concoydta aud T'ensas.4-S. w Dorsey.
Ra7ides a,,d 1poyeiies.-H II. Sibley
and Jno ?. WaddiIl.
st. John the Bapttste, So. Jan,es and
Asesnst0a.@A. B. Roman and Duncan +.
| kenner.
Paguemtaes, 81 Bernard, anil Or.
ieans RtRM Banh-Chas. Bienveuu.
East F'etsetana.--Edward Delony.
Wea p. G. Smith.
Catahouia, Franklin and CakaweM.-
M. II. Dasson.
S. Landry and Catcasteu--T. C..
Anderson aud G. y. Tatman.
East Bdton Rouge and Ltving ston--
A. 81. Heron.
Madison ami CayyoW.-W. s. Parbam
Claiborne, Bosstey and Btenptiic-No
returns
Ouachita, Motehouse Union anil Jaeh.
s0n-R w. Richardson.
81. Heleua, WaShtngton and ST.
IaU,Hsany--1Iezekia h Thompson.
Point Conpee-S. Van Wrinkle.
CadIo, DeSoto anil Sabtne--D. r.
Roysdon.
20 Wings ard II Democrats.
PARISH DELEGATES.
AseeHsson-Ed. DufIsl. Jr.
Assnmpttm-W. W. Pugh, D lie.
Blanc and G. Dalferes.
No returns from Avoyelles, Bossier and
Bienvills.
Conoo1dm-~W. b SHAW.
CatahouIa-J. G.. TaIialereo, and w.
Beard.
CaidceN--W. II Hongh,
Caaao-W. 4. Douglss.
No returns from Claiborne, Calcasisu
and DeSoto.
East Feiiciano--W. Patterson and A..
g. Garter.
East Baton Rouge--F. D. Conrad ind
Il, G. Beale.
Fyanhlin~~Sheitou.
BerpiIe--P. Q. Hebert aud Augustus
Talbot.
Matchmaking.
JsNoyson~L. A. Besaneon, A. w. Jour.
dan and J. B. Cotton.
Laf0u7rhs Intevi0r--H. Bernard, =.
2. King and }. $. Williams.
Lsvtneston--Daniel Addison.
Lafayete-Etienne Lausr and 3. P.
Paxton.
Madison-Alonzo Snyder.
Morehomse-Todd.
Onachtta-T c. Scarborough.
Pla91embues-Ronqulllo aud Viliery.
Point CoNpee--W. 3. Simms and J.
l.. Mathews.
Rapiaes--A. J. Tsaacks and w. w
Wilmington.
~. Befna1a~-A. Marrero.
80 CHa,kes--tseorge Rixner.
81. John the Baptiste~-C. l.. Bon.
dousqui.
st. James--George Mather and J. B.
Armant.
i
50. Heleua--F II. Hatch.
10 IamMany--Jes see r. Jones.
81 L~anary--J. T. King, Z. II. Mar.
Tin, G. L. Swazey aud J. Ackenhead.
Iensas--L V. Reeves.
Icryeb0nuc--G. +. Connelly.
Uniou-W. w. Farmer.
Tevmtl1ion- Wilcoxson.
Vest Baton Rouge--J J.. Lobdell.
Vest Feltctana--U. B. Phillips.
81. Northumberland Monge, r.. C.
Nichols aud G. vi. Olivier.
81 Ma,y--J. G. Olivier and D. d.
Richardson.
Washington-N. s. Edwards.
OsIeans-D. Byrne, A. McIlhenny, J..
4. Bradford, N. Il Jennings, c. J. Leeds,
II. Avery, A.. Brother, n. Hunt, J.
W. Price, Ii. Hays, s. g. Risk, M. i
edwards, Il B. Eggleston. J. w. An.
lrews, J. M. Lapeyre, +. Buison, r.
3reaud, II. st. Paul, L. w. Collins, b.
Stars, II. Castellano, J.. B. Leefe, George
Jr, M. Hernandez.
NatchitochesJ. G. Campbell, and A.
/. Purson.
CG1voW-Robt. Anderson.
81 Wings and 90 Democrats.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
4s Ton Gown SoH.
GEORGE G.. McWH0RTER.
10 ,hs dsrtstoa n the Wing Siar Contention

ny Mr.. A, Wadiill IL our authorized agent to
receive subscriptions and advertisements fol- the
Gazette, and receipt ior the same.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

u For the past week the weather has
been very warm aud dry--we need rain
very much, both for comfort aud the good
OF the crops.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
ron PRESIDENT IN 1852,
WINFIELD SCOTT,
~ Etw ttHstSs
ron VICE. PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
OF henIA CAROLINA


Finer DtsTatef u, T0UTANT j,
h WILKINSON, anbsti,nte.
spresp Diarnirr -CtlR1STIAN no.
SELlI1S CyrRtAN DuFouR, substitute.
Tp,ap DtsrNtoL-DUNCAN KEN
NEH +. GoHpos, substitute.
F,upru ntsrHter.-GEO W. WAT
TERSrON Il, ]. BARROW, substitute.
Firm DsrRicr-ALEN DECLOU.
E.r. ], X EbaRE, substitute.
a,srp D,srR,er .-tSAIAH GARRETT,
AVN, q pAsnAM, Substitute +
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

ABOUT RtaHr.-The newspaper is a
law-book for the indolen', a sermon for
the th%oughtless, q library for the poor. It
may stimulate the most indifferent, it may
instruct the most profound.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

As there Is no prosperous state Of life
without its calamities, so there is no I'd.
versity without its benefits.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

ny-Mn John q Wire, IL our authorized Agent
10 collect and receipt for all amounts due this
Office,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

*Rentncky voted | for Cfittenden,
Mr.. Dayton Of New Jersey, made nh
eloquent speeol, OH the character aud sers
vices Of Gen. Scott, urging The South to
Unite III support OF the nominee. A tel
egrarllie dispatch Ind been received by
Gov. Jones Of Tenness, in which The
Gen. said he had heard he had been hon.
ored by the choice Of tie Wing National
| Convention for It's nominee to the pfesi.
dency. lie would accept the nomination
together with the platform, rs laid down
| by the Convention. The nomination was
declared unanimous. On The evening Of
the same day. tl,s tie Convention met
and Oh second ballot VIM A Graham was
unanimously nominated for the Vice Pres.
ilenny.
The customary compliments 10 Tie Off.
Gers Of the Convention were passed aud
that body adjourned Siae die at z o'clock.
-
DECIDEDLY EtoNoNIeAt The Red
River Republican, says, 1.-The Police Ju.
~ was IN session this week. They have
concluded to post up their proceedings IN
three conspicuous places il, the parish. in
manuscript instend Of having them pfin.
ted ia tie papers" This Is a species Of
economy which should itnmortsIize that
Police Jury.
The conduct Of the Police Jury in this
Parish oaps the climax OF oil tetrogtesEive
abatrdities. They have not only breach.
ed IN entire hen theory Of economy but
have established n t,ew order of justice
whereby to aguafe their proceedings IN ft.
ture. With them The principle now &c.
ted on, Is 10 give tetoag the precedent over
right. aud to discard ali conscientious Hert,-
ples about honor OF Justice. when brought
i'll contact with pofttt"at economy. Vide
their outrageous prescription Of the Al.
socate, in the matter 81 the Parisl, Pfin.
ting, A jewell Of u Jury, in trotb, is the
Wing Police Jury of East Baton Rouge .
Democratic ddvocate.
We had thought our friends Of the Ad.
voeate had gotten better of their disap-
poiutment ere this, but 1t seems they are
10 ''give wrong the precedent over right"
and would have the police Jury Of Our
ITO discard all conscientious scrti.
pies about honor OF justice, when brought
n contact with political economy"
The Advocate speaks of ''retrogressive
,bsnrdities," as though they We're entitled
o the patronage Of that body-as if their
Did was lower than ours. The Advocate
they are wrong in what they say.
The Police Jury at their last session did
ut their duty in awarding the printing Of
he Parish to tue cheapest bidder. It thinks
there was a majority of wings
they should have shown more
aud allowed the parish to pay
lear three hundred doiiays for the same
work. which we are to perform for taco
,ualyed dollars. II would be well for
on il the different wards Of this parish
ent these jurors here pledged to prescribe
nything, but il is not SO. they come to
the good of the parish, and certain.
7 it would not have been any economy
Or them to have given you the printing Z
nder respective bids.
Annrtr u 1a.xr Ltcla 4: '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-09

Taycrieo Do aek.m aco;los aehaeaon Carroll &fsdo
sas GEE. r. ssGs' s H Ssls. eet'sa S
s-sDA saro h,S%, Rs% Fsi ssbs
sn.i sse d. I'LL, s sses hs.ss
t. W., ,1 nv iyfrs il p5d d9 ~ w. ill., , 10 ,"
'nrrE rssor Fsa
%s G Sds. a Snd 81 sst
hhds sugar, los hf 1888 blds molnsses
d Msss safs sss
ssss ss R G"yefm sss c@Isa
c.tsl Esy Ss. q
Williams Fhs Ao Downs enl kse ,o Gs sss sFGia.
Paas sl Mclean kef;sH $ 4 ts,
col Armstrong &coss bales pelirea Smith &eofotal
LAFouRcHE Dr. Bay l1s hid, 10 tsl.
sl sdsr
ss q M: s,si
b n Sa go William. sss Fss
w W & William; ssnsy Green ssos Na cos Sco
ss'is @sssss FsF9s =
@sf Cars Ma $ s,rs s Fr Gss Sssnl
s sse BSTV % eady g. Po s 10 pGss eS, ST.
ST. Ross. 4 h s ~ h
% 81 bSls nosaa hind ,qga5 GonrlaI
ss7 ss: ss:i ssss
Total S. hbd' sugar, SIC bsis moasses. ~
YAzoo RIvERmPer steamer Mosby 2o2 bales cotton to John
Wllams962 Wright Williams col09 Mcemore Currin co
ISL Nale Cox &cos Nelson &co65 Walker 3e.Si Moon
Titus &o5 Robson Burbridge Adan2S NJ Cooper
&coes uchannon order2l McRae Cofman doa2
yrne Love- Patton Faem, Donegn co-s
Owen co6 Bnde Williams &col2 Felowes &coundries order
TOTAL 1858 bales cotton.
MOBLE-Per bales Mcconnell Reid
| sundres Order
MOBILE-Per Steamer Oregon: "A bales to order.
FLATBOATS.
In Second Municipality
TNDiANAPer Browns lis bb pork II tee hams &C do lard
29s kegs lard lbs pork $50 heads Con Dyke spadns
COASTpr sugar 1900 bbis moasses
ISDfANAPer Cunningham lbs pork 900
bushels II bbls beef 100 kegs ani
board.
oHlo-Per Wye Boats 1900 bushels Twchell
| D Falon order.
OHio-Per Sheock's Boat bba -four Sturgs SAG.
lNANAPer Behhams Boat bushels $50 do oat
| 100 noasses barrels W Owens.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREscErr OrFIcE.
Tuesday Morning. March 8, 1852
COTTON-Thr market rather unsettled yesterday
consequence the reception of later European news
$500 changed hands at easier prices in most
cases without any positive decline
HEw ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 5lsSe Kidding Mid Fair 'saSs
n Miaainy eaas Fair SsGSse
Good Middling. s1SiSs1s Good and Fine. "a -
TOBACCO hhds new were taken ut A., and % hhds
at the
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-sugar continued firm for
the fair to prime qualities, but extremely dull and heavy
for the inferior and descriptions, with sales of
1900 hhds Of Molasses fully 1000 bbs found purchasers
at 4l9 for inferior fermenting etc. 4025 for good to
prime and 251sf for Zone lot of reboiled.
FLOUR-Limted demand. and 5000 bbls sold. Of which
300 Ohio at 81 12, 1000 in faboat lined and to be de-
lvered alongside ship at 81 Is 700 at 81 ID 1876 Illinois
Mt "a 80 and 800 St. Louis at 81 40 for Superne and
81 90 for unbranded
GRAIN-Corn in brisk request for shipment and $1,000
sacks disposed Of including 900 mixed from the Levee at
g. 100 white GOO and 1OOO) at 3d. 200 at 53654 6l0o
selected white at 54 and HOO sacks fatboat Corn at 49
| p bushel
PROVIsIONs-The Pork market still evinced an up
ward tendency noticed sales of 760 bbs Mess not
inspected ut SIS So SIS T5 and 40 bb at Sl3 %
prime and SIS 90 for M o.. For Bacon the rates
gave way and nearly $50 casks sold at s69e fo,
prime Sides and 7a47zse for Shoulders Of Lard 115o
kegs taken in four lots at 90 and 1876 bbls Grease
| at SIC p fb,
| STAR CANDLEs-30O boxes. sold by party at
| 1915.
| COFFEE-No change. Sales 1850 bags of which 300
ordinary old at So 1850 at 9091 800 at pa and 70 at
| 91ae p fb,
WHISKY-Some $50 bbls Rectifcd were sold at II "a
| 171S, and $50 bbls Raw at IKE.
| FREIGHTs-Not single new engagement reported,
| Cotton to Liverpool 5-16fdD1l-32d.
| EXCHANGEs-Domestic bills in fair request:
Sterling 1Os1a6D1OsA
Francs 5.200527 u
NewYork sxty-day Bills. .2f024c q ct disc
Sight Checks NewYor s(OH "a ct disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-09
BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
MONDAY, March u.s. 1892 and the follow

Arcade s Room Mss aas . ,se ss sold at at
s T. 81 K ps Z {. @
at Ss T~ e. cod sh
,1sI q + I'D s,;g.s d
promise made and signed before H. B. cena Es Notary Pd
i Two I6fs or GROUND the is bounded by New
FaltO Gs s"d csasi srss ss 10: having .see fronts
ys'Sa and srsy, .ms Fsa ing F ssx
"s s'' !. 's .f
forms s Il fs! 81 so hSfs
" poydr.. rom e IS inclusive
TO- IL o g he sas eo s1.ass roy
Ls TO- II, IL, 49, H. Is, front on New Lsve I'M
l. SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded 1y W
nca.s L 10 forms the Fulton dU use an. sns E
.evss Lot. II, 49, 49, a. Is front on Fulton AMI
s. FIFTEEN LoTs OF GROUND in square bounded by Kew
ys % elss sne f s New
Se Is forms the q faon and Ns s'ss ifs
ssss sas and New won
s OF a Eo sq'I and Ss Ss.sssd ss 81
Dame Patton I'd n Lsys nun
streets julia Fulton and New
81 e pfl and Ss Hysf ]
by JULIA St. Joseph New Leves and Fulton rs sH
Lot No. @ IN he q 81 F sas ns
ss u, IL "a Is 10
o aai sssRsf
Joseph
1 Lots p, front Fulton and New Lsvee
GROUND the square bounded by Market
Dord Fulton New numbering from 5nciusve
the Fulton, New Leyee and Market
Lot the Delord Fulton and New Lvee
| Fulton and New Levee Streets
bounded Deo Fulton, New Lsvee and
| named, having four fronts.
ss ss. e bpEss ct
opening wide Streets and well adapted for the heavy Western
business Wholesale
will be ready the and
be forwarded with marginal notes requiring them
will sold front of property shat represented BY
shall have aligned the act Of
promise which this sale made the day Of said sa
cash balance equal tyide'
coupons requiE OF three and four years credit
cent interest from date not
on the nroperv. ian2f NIKE tml5dtl5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-09
Lands Sacred and Classical.

Lands Sacred and Classical.
orks FORTNIGHT ONLY,
IN COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE HALL, ST. CHARLES STREET,
GLIDDON'S
GRAND TRANSPARENT PANORAMA,
Nine Hundred Fee. ng Of the RIVER NILE EGYPT AND NUBA
Oral Descriptions Oriental Music
Flity Cents Twsssyss
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A RRIVAL OF Nine. ADOLPHE.-THE ORR
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EXCITEMENT IN England FRANCE AND THE PRINcIPAI
sEN 81 Eth E WITH sTAlE sc Gz nsb a
WEBSTER WITH RICHLY JEWELED RING Is NOW n NEW
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WITH
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THAT #
All suPPoslToN os PRosABLlIY Of DECEPTION OR MPo
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GREAT EXCITEMENT-The celebrated Mime
from m, s, ha. returned
dne No. Ia between and Poydras
streets for the reception of all who wish be informed of Wonderful
ny favorable prediction Mile jenny
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Persons important law suits pending will find to their adya
Madame IL stay being prices
Fifty Gents for ladies and One Dollar for gentlemen GIN
~ n G., A
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English, French and American Cali
Goes;
A complete assortment of English,
German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and rolored Silk
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND MITTS.
Buck, Channels, Kid, Cashmere, Silk.
Flosel6 snd Filet, of every de-
scription-
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortment Of
valencisunes, English, French and
German Laees, and dc. Embrotdr-
ries;
Superior s-12 and l9 4 Linen Sheet
pamask Table Linens and Napkins.
new and splendid styles;
IL Irish and German Linens and
Lawns;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain;
Embroidered and colored bordsrsd
Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and Wooden
Damask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, Lewelis, Linseyss
Jeans, Denins, Stripes and Cot
tonades;
Super Fvprh Bed Blankets;
Heavy GFhner Plantation do, very
superior.
call the attention OF factors and PLAN
use. It is yefy complete, ard the
reat care and jai- mont, the r. suit Of
ne. s26 #
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry.
Monday Evening, March 5, 1852. !
The stock of Beef Cattle (Western) is ample, with few
Hogs and small stock OF Sheep.
-PRIcEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) .51aD614c y Ii net
:. :. Texas) ................. iG3c p tb net.
Hoes. 6GD6lac p fb net
SHEEP So 5Of0S3 SO o head.
MICH Cows................-. S2OD$45 . head.
CALVES WARNINGS. So 50I0S9 so p head
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NTOTICE.-The subscriber has this day estab-
l Y shed himself in the FURNITURE ANDGENERAL AUCTION
BUSINESS the old and No. 81 CAMP STREET and respect
soc the patronage Of his ends and the public Out Of door a
promptly made
RICHARD NJ. MONTGOMERY Auctioueer 81 Camp street
NewOrleans, February l6, 1852. eIf In
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- p.,,,,E A,,,,na S;lls.
super bf9che aheiHLe s'i'As'
Coiofed Afinnis .; 5nAsi
striped iaieta sliks; s
aish eeloreu pam rauit ae so'e'
f 6iack btpeade F ! aJonnes
~ e,stia ric.i anu sn a.a Z : asonnss'
Shanseapie ana onene fheennee:
EmorGidered plinhsR and plain
fouit de S9ie Gu,
Extra Ilen Shahgeaple anu eiahe-
leon foult de Sole; e
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CHERMAN'S PATENT ELASTIC SHOuL-
~ DER BRACE-SoIp 10 ST. CatELSs sTKEEr-ob-
serve the sign the daoTo the Narrow Weak
Cheste Stosp Shoded the Brace is Of great value
Parents look They need vi lie
improve their health correct avert any bad habit
t LApIHs % Nnyades ST. nhlA lydAW
r OGWOOD-15 tons Logwood, just received
y 4 from Belize, Honduras, and for sale by
iana7 BARELLIA CO., 81 Common 49,,
ians smiaw 4. pELAGBAvE co. II Magazine street.
NAILS-l000 kegs assorted sizes, in store and
for sale by FERD, KENNETH CO.. IS assassOs street,