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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

NAMEs WHAT Is NANEs.-Luezs POIaDtehigish yio-
enty assaulted and struck Antonio Catanaanxki yestef
day the corner Of st. Anu and eyes streets Ca'anaia
4nski procured warrant against Poauuchniskl, and Re
oorder GenOs will cal in Polish BmilsioneTs. to
assist him in the Investigation and 70 prouonnce then names
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17
Nav Orleans CattIe Market.

Reported for he Crescent. LAFAYETTE, Aug. I6-P NJ
Arrived. the Grand Turk with "A head of Cattle Yacht
with As head Of Cattle and "a Sheep Prices about Sc
under yesterdays quotations. Beef first class, 5D6e. second
class, 3zD4c. D ID Sheep, 90 y head Hogs 4346c.
ID; Cows from $40 TO $50 head Com, 4ON045c Oats,
4O9l5c. hushe Bran 81 IS o 100 lbs Hay, s25G$27
fon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17
NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST u. 1919

THR WEATHER. The sun hid yesterday bshind the
clouds but the day very withs n the az
smOon fine shower washed the strees and cooled the ~
mosphsTe The city Is still remarkably healthy, and 0ur
streets present Of busa and life often 70 be found
here in the middle Of August. New buildings being
commenced every day Never before havsws had fine
promise for an early fall trade Our svee shows good bu-
doing at the present time, and merchants as
ever day fing extensive orders for groceries &C. What
then may we not expeel after The fir.t Of Ogo5eIl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

AssAULT.-UlpanO CobO examined betOTe Recorder
Geuois yesterday charged with ggavated assault
Auguste Retirement The 2s July last The accused
sent before the First District Coun for trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

Steamer Grand Turk left St Louis the 9Th inst Re-
ports steamers Pride Of the West, Andrew Jackson, Ne
Plus Ultra, and Josiah Lawrence in port for New Orleans.
TowbOat Star lowed down and sea, the sth inst,
ships Harkaway, Rantan and Orozimbo, and brig Selma.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

EW- L o. o. F.-Odd FslEol1s' Rest.-The Board Of
Directors that and after the 18th May they will he
dispose LOTS and VAULTS IN The Cemetery Of the
o. o. p, beautifully situated the MstaIre Ridge, fol-
lows,
NUMBERED LOTS, Z By 10 feet At $50.
Do. do, Of Irregular dimensions, at 6gcta. Il
LETTERED LOTS az 81 per square foot.
VAULTS, az $40 each.
Do. ToLodge Joint PrOPrsto, and members thereof At
$50 each.
az Vaults % be paid for in advance.
Applications 0F Lots or Vaults be made
myl0u g. ". SHAW, Treasurer, "a Poydras 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

DISTURBING THE PEACE p. Hshessy was placed in
durancs vile yesterday b. the Fint Municipality polies for
disturbing the quiet Of that peaceabe neighborhOed
the conner Of Oh Leves and TOnoass stIeets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

ARREsTED-P. Dubois was arrested yesterday By the
First Municipality police the request Of Louis Bernard
who that Dubois grossly insued him ST. Claude
street. VestaFdsY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

SUICIDE BY A SHAvE.-An inquest was held yesteEday
o the body Of q negro named Edward slave Of MI
Laoosts The baker found dead in house in sqine street
between Burgundy apd Rampant stests. He bad been =
runaway for thes months and yesterday morning the ON
hearing that he the above house went 70 arrest
him He saw them coming up Stair back room,
and before the police could reach him he cut bis hTost from
to ear causing instant death. Nedlct COmmltled
suicide BY cutting his thrOlt with a Taz0Es"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

I,ARcEHY-Johu Sullivan was brought before Recorder
GenOis Jelterday charged with sealing from VIM Barker
boarding house 1eeBOn street, lot Of clothing
etc. he was remaBded for further examination. q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

~ Hermann Lodge NO. o. u. D., A. z a
mUnde the jurisdiction OF The Grand Lodge Of Louis
ana, Incorporated In 1914 The Regular Meetings " this - %
Lodge held tie and fourth Thursdays Of - *
each month"; haEpast O'Clock P NJ, Fuendsbip/ "
Hail. No. no Chars street The members Of The Lodges under
this Jurisdiction and all s0journng brethren respectfully IN
Viied 70 visit jy6 ly By order. HENRY slhONss NJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

ARREsTzD.-John EekeTt taken in charge yesterday
By The Ihrd MuncpsY police. for theasnng 70 Kill j.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

Foul AFFMR,--Richsrd Nolan arrested yesterday
for ahducing chickens from wagon. Recorder Baldwin
viii examine the matter to-day.
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Close of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
Se1J;,r off ,f Z, Sgcr5fcs
THOMAS BRADY, 81 ohartres Street,

LaUNNha bENa1Ll q VHaIWsa NILeoF
WILL from this date commence selling off his entire
w stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
in order TO make room for his fall supplies Purchasers in
of Silks. Shawls, BaIages Printed Muslins Irish
Linens any article in the Dry Goods line will consult
their own interest By examining the Stock before making
their purchases the Goods viii be sold att BARGAIN.
SY T. BRADY will, on the Isl November, remove TO
Store No. 20 CHARITIES STREET, opposite where
he will open and splendid stock of Fk and Wlnter
DyU Goods iy6
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PURE WATER.
ErNHE upATEMT r ApIl MISREPRESENTATION ]
TEAS! THAsIl

FENHE subscriber is now receiving large stock 800
il OF superior Green and Black TEAS, OF ms ~
own selections, which be often for sale o. eas0na p
! iyl Rii'' gHAs sgoVeHgoN, q Camp Ii's8Ii
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

Ship afghan, COPELAND New York J. W, Andrews & Co
Bark Nashua Mortimer, Philadelphia, J. Ii. AshbTidge
PTussian brig lucna, Matthew, Bordeaux, A. MoieF
SChr. Two Friends, Gutierrez, SisA g. Fernandez
SehT Monterey, FOwle, Pensacola, Master
Steamer Selma, Bunill Mobile, Master
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFIuE, Z
Fiiay Morning, Aug. ~, 1913. 9

COTTON There Cotton buyers in market
yesterday, and about 225 baes sold easier rates most
holders, however will not submit to any decline.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PTRTnL RHnnr

PISTOL SHOOTING
B The H. II. W. H. SILVER CUP free 10 ALL will be shot for
Gallery Of The Hotel RI IL N.
PaasChristian July II, 1919. jyl2 9mis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

SteAmhip Yacht Thompson, from Port Lsvaea 1lh inst
and Galveston, l3lh 10 Harms u MOrgan--lst my.
Brig Palo Alto, Grafiam. 35 days from Camden Me- Il
inaEteI--2d my
Basin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

Oregon, Hern, from Mobile
Bride, lie thers, from Nicksburg-l57 bales cotton.
y. d. White Brady. from Fort Adams-23 bales cotton.
Gland Turk. RObirds, flem ST. Louis.
Buena Vista DemIng. from st, Louis.
TOwb0at Star, Brown, from the Passes.
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FOR OALTFORNIA.

-, For California via ohagres.5U;, s 1 SIs4
Al4z s ssams6iPP FALCON Lent H j. Hsistsia.
Catalonia and Usgoa Mans on WE6N EsDAY he ian
September at 10 O'Clock, A. H. punctualy.
RATS OF PASSAGE: .,oo "a
In Saloons. to ~ ~
IN s sgsSg s and mess with crew. to Is %
PA ~ ARb1ilsf law fAWR slI co. Agents
aui4 81 GEavisT street.
EszFor San Francisco, oalifonia.-The tins, fast
oaR1on Reed MASTER se HAVING psri Of be-
cage engaged VII have prompt e9a S5d re-
lifted Tor the voyage she has splendid ssssroe en- nee
0i ii'sn'' O' r, ~ iiRRRisoN * CO., n Poydras St
or to O. WICKHAM, Is BieBvlle ST. anl3
re O. pssase I engaged until paid for
~6iFEsA .iontAlg Packed The splendid stsamsh!R
- - cal! ALAs IAN S M Csoa aSd 6s w
a SaGi ' or sAfTRbAY aug is Al 10 ociooE a n
In Saloons $50 q Lover Cabin %
stfss5sge-msss with l, grew s5 & w ~, r.
engaged on application to the undsFsigned where plan n
= iy Ss1'n At ~ 'Sn' q j. MEEKER IS POydas street
N. B-PssssRssn by the Alabama can procure Through
Ire Isl Septsm Der. on application to
PARADISE. LAVERAsON & Co. 81 GIsgis, st.
MRS INGRAM.
FASHIONABLE MILLINER. IN
~ No. 172 CAMP STREKT. New Orleans S5S%
~ Tuscan, Straw, and Neapohtan HATS SSSS
cleaned and altered in superior style. le dO II
~ Country orders will be Dunetnaly attended 20.
Pacific aBFaII steamship Company
bs Gm 5s s1y7 9%PsS @ n Psss@ % %
California and Oregon will hereafter appEopTiate opehot
of the tickets each steamer to New York and ohe
Northern Cities and One-iourh to New Orleans, leaving
one-f0urth to Panama.
The undersigned will be supplied with the tickets sppI0-
pdaed to New Orleans, in ample time for each steamer
leaving Panama
Passage in Cabin from Panama to California.
PARADISE. LAWRAsoN' s Co,
ie13 3m Agents. 81 GIever street.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
Cleared Yesterda

ATTITUDE e 81 30 N.-LOEeIrUpE 80 Win Time, 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

az n Important to Travellers going East
l-s44llaHAzS7 For Montgomery and WetHmpka-EVERY
ssFasszzzz81 TUESDAH.-Hhe splendid fast r1unng
double engine passenger steam packet VIM, Brad
STREET I Meahs[, master, will leave Mobile Everv
TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, and arrive at
Montgomery every Thursday Morning, at O'Clock.
Passengers leaving New Orleans Monday Morning will
meet with detention, and will arrive at Charleston in
lime fOf the New YOTk steamers
aa13 ]. s. MARSH 6 CO. AGENTS Mobile.
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i, hIandeville, LeWisbuTl

~ - Vaudeville, Lewisburg and Madison
s4ks5stSS3 nile Packet, OLIVIA, Capt. Warren A.
E GTce-WIll in future lsave the P0ntcharfain
Railroad Every MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and FRIDAY after the arrival OF the O'Clock P N Cars
on SATURDAY, atterthe O'Clock P. n. Cans, and on
SUNDAY MORNING, after the s o'clock A. n. Cans,
returning Sunday evening by O'Clock Pm.
Leaves mADIsOEVILLE on MONDAYS, at half-past 5
O'Clock A. reagh the hafpasl O'Clock train
the city other days at halfpast O'Clock A. NJ
an6H CARkIN 8 HARPER. 36 Gravisr Etrest.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

-, Steamer UALLtUhNlA-For Bay 81,
\ Louis Pass GhTistiGR, Mississippi City
H1All4a11laeiAa19 and BHOLi-ViH the ROETCHARTRAIN
RAILROAD.-The new and splendid low pressure packet
steamboat CALIFORNIA, Q. l. Reynolds. mE8tef lbuilt
expressly for the Lake trade, with superior
will cOmmenoe her trips above, THURSDAY, the
2lh, and viii run regularly through the season. follow
B4 Lsa0s Nslo Orleans RetllfF5Rg, Le99ss BiloTi /:
Eyey Monday at..S A. N. EyeT Monday st.,,.4 P. n.
Do Tuesday....9k A. N. Do. Wednesday "A P. n
Do RO TT insfsy 9s a 20 E5idssy ..'4 P \,
For gh or passage apply the Captain on bosId to
mF2a j 81 r. EEnnES Aranla 10 Rank plana
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

TFNHE STEAMBO AT UNCLE SAM is now ofeTel
4 for sale she is IN complete running order - h
having ust been thoroughly repaired at the ssse
docks In st. Louis, aud stands MOL IN the In
surance Companies, there and in this city, carries arg
and is Of light draught Persons wishing TO bay
examine her as she LAYS at Algien
For further particulars, apply TO
aull If HYDE 4 OGIESBY, u PCydTas St
ANpREw d ArLr. sAML. OAKEY sKYMoUE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-11
From Jamaica.

The schooner 81 Mary. Captain Chasteau ar
rived yesterday from Kingston. Jamaica having sailed
on me sd u!t believe. The roy'l mail steamer
Trent was 70 leave The day Tor Havana srd New
orleans Mexican brig with munitions Of war sailed
four dsys before the St Mary for sssl fueatan ba-
tiness az k.nest0a generally dull, especially ior
American produce Gen. santa Anna siil remains on
me Island, 10 toe health. The papers mention The
suicide Of Hon. Thomss MoCornock. magistrate and
nan Of property and influence In the parish q -
Thomas The following is iFon the HorEsHS yo1-zsi
Of TIE l9fh uit
The schooner Dresm, which arrived here yesterday
from Honduras brought from that place three men
said " be Spaniarss 20 take their ts a. the ensuing
Court Of Wee Admiralty, FOR the murder az we s-e
Informed Of one Richard LougwOoc who wa killed
Ia canoe which was about three miles from Belize -
The settlement not having Court Of Vice Admiralty
the superintendent chartered the Dream 10 convey
the prisoners here, and they were placed under the
charge Of -erg. Blake, Of The Royal Artillery. They
were placed IN Irons while board and short tine
alter tue schooner anchored In this nsrbor they were
brought ashore and lodged in the jail Two Witnesses
present a. the dreadful scene have aso come I'd ID the
vessel, 70 give evidence at the tina. 2 Pic 2
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE MILL. Prom tie Anti Slavery Standard
az q LOWELL

THE MILL...From tie Anti Slavery ssano"o-
syJ T. LOWELL
HUsgrp with broad Sunlight lies 'ie "'"'
An5 ro;nn,,no the long day loss
The csdsr. shadow, slow and SILL
cresns 'er its dial Of gray moss
w.ru Noon brirns full the valleys cup
IT, s.oea's leaves are scarce sstir,
Ole the lit,ie mill sends up
~ busy, never ceasIng burr.
Climbing the loose. piled wall that hens
The road along the mill-Ponds Drink
From meath the srchlng barberry stems
Ny footstep scsres the shy che"ink
Beneath bony buttonwoOd
The mills red door swings open wide,
The whltened miller d0si-imbued.
Fits past the square OF dark inside.
No mountain torrents strength is here,
Sweet Beaver, child OF forest still,
Heaps its small pitcher 70 the ear,
And gently waits the millers VIII
Swift slips Undne along the race.
Unheard, and then, with flashing bound
floods the dull wheel with light aud grace
And laughing hunts the loath drudge round
The miller dreams not az what cost
The Quivering mil-stOnes ham and whir,
Nor how, for every turn, are tossed
Armfals Of diamond and Of pearl.
But Summer cleared my happier eyes
With drops Of some celestial juice,
To see how Beauty underlles
Forever more each form Of Use
And more Methought saw that food
Which now 90 dull and dsrkling steals.
Thick, here and there with human blood
To turn the worlds laborous wheels.
No more than doth the miller there,
Shut in our several cells, do we
Know with what waste Of beauty rare
Moves every days machinery.
Surely the wiser day shall come
When this fine oyerplus OF might.
No longer sullen, slow, and dumb,
Shall leap 10 music, and to light.
In that new childhood OF the world
Life Of itself shall dance and play.
Fresh blood thro Time shrunk veins be hurled
And Labor meet Delight halfway.
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M ARINE URN AL.
,oRr " kEw-ToRs. JANUARY

ARRlVTD-shp Kate Hon'er Of fortsmol,h Nh rsr-o1s
Liverpool ~ mdss Thompsou Neples. 1hs n "a.
experiences seTere westerly Eg.es dur tf lifssEs
brg Daul seoofa01. Noarp Re- 1s Jansro g. clr-f g. '
f4nck tInnd b0sll 1f -sf
Alra al se1gvlt 1e H-rrcs. JaetsorTie - Dol DO
hunter. Gachr Sailed company .lr Gursre
Boston. m iaJs l bsflegaf. Ed blown
lie coast by the late SIS gales
set Euptsais Kelly ssia Cr1r Ca5a. 1ss g. 90 w
Ieala.
SCR Ea,srpns@ L-f-s AeIsDsr. ssy. -four g., io
master
SAILED Steamship I.f0ps Lot', Har ed lsrroc 3D. 81
Albany. San Frtaco. C safsrlal I1rcr he Orleans -
b. Liverpool ara Joseph1- aafalcc', lls L-ln0ra
orono; Euma IRA io Mar aai }sns Nuea-- Belle, " d.
nni1gt0u. nc
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From n. Amsrcsn Courier
ON LEAVING MY COUNTRY HONE.


bf ram hhNRh'tNa
FARIwELL awhile. ye fields and woods,
Garden aud copse aud mount and dell.
Ye lspsing streams and dasbing floods.
Ny cherished home and hsunts, farewell!
No longer mid your dim retreats
Must |, Obvious muse and dream.
Deep shsdowed from the n0ontide heats.
Or Summer evenings crimson beam.
Once more upon the waves Of iie,
My bark, unmoored, must spresd Der call
Surrounded BY the do, the strife,
To WOO the breeze or breast the gale
Oh, many a nobler bulk than mine
Drifts wrecked upon a rocky strand,
And many Trailer, Ter the brine
Speeds safely to the looked Tor land
Once more, commnglsd with the throng
Must the noise and tumult hear
Even while the wild birds maiin song
Still rings on my delighted ear.
Less sweet the measured sounds Of Art
Prom lips OF human wsrblers fall
desrer language 70 the heart
Speaks Natures minstrels than them all.
How beautiful the pictures drawn
by sunrise on the tintsd sky
What shadows on the lake aud lawn,
IN mass and outline softly lie
Could Clsude's or Rembrandts pencil trace
Distincter lines or deeper hues
Can Painting yield so true grace
Or such transparent Light muse
No In your halls and galleries gay,
With artificial sounds and sights,
Ye cities. there . no voice or ray
Like Natures. for your days or nights.
Therefore, with unsvailing tears
contemplate my hsppy home
Therefore, with many doubts and fears,
leave my Sabine farm for Rome
IL must be 40 though Love and Peace
Are one beneath these vines aud trees
Ny very powers of thought would cease,
II wasted Ia luxurious ease.
Then welcome, busy life, again
Welcome familiar thought aud toll
The daily intercourse with men,
The wasting Of the mdnigh, oil
But less than poet should be,
Garden and copse aud mount and dell,
Fields, woods streams floods home, haunts, If !
Were left without one sad farewell
Dssoyts, AUTUMN Of 1913,
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n featn % ts Csussa from New ior Or Belfast ifsau-
~ach pat newport sL ifc ltt a1d vessel ld to -
oera-n ompesat uegss rbo 'efe 81 Aesfot have e.
pressed lie oi'11n Inst si- Tas ncf nf~rIlt-l
Pcse scr Homer from Neu f0rs 1 Boston af ls
Bs- River l- morning Of fe sh r Toss of snar-si
lesl supplied sifl one from ~ -nnr-
Tie An alp I-un-ssee, Cook maef hom Nes iot bound %
Na oretns With ps-s-nge snd escorted csfg
n0ses ho,ss SD VI and With The
three wrrcsus ut Of Y " ne slP saing tad
and f11tfr She % a. Aassal Nf on De 81 u -af
hss bsen tei s1l th- cargo ts.as ts-h-T.st
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Foreign Ports.
BOOK IkALlE.

ANIMALS n ND ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
tNOMEN OF THE BIBLE.
w Women OF the Scriptures.
Reads American fems'e Poes
HerOines OF Shakespeare.
Characteristics Of Women
Lsys Of The Western World.
L7shes ~ Memory.
Boob OF Pearls
Gem Of the Season
Gallery Of MezzOuns
Nicar II Wal IF ef-ilusirsled edition.
Paul aud Nirginis- DO DO
general assortment OF Apnusls Poescal Works &C &c
handsomely bound. FoS sale BY
diSn MARK N NEWMAN L co I9s Broadway
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TO PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS

DHfSlCltNS DIARY This Day published by the sub.
scriber the Physicsns Diary for he year si9 for he
purpose OF registering events q pss present future
currence containing blank space for every day The
ard variety oflnfomsuon useful 20 The medical pro
fesson In addition much general Information contains
list OF the MeiicHl Schools and Colleges IN The United
Ssiesthe ssyums In the City OF New York, Hospitals
and other Institutions complete liz, Of the Physicians ant
Dentists Ia the City Of NewYors &c. end fo5 sale BY
BELL : GOULD, Stationery Dealers,
W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-11

ng. ING'- TINCTURE AROMA, to be obsainss
~ a. O. karclav-sf
To the gums q. lends bloom
t. ne breath a perfume.
~ ne ;e-ih pure ~hitensts y Stow,
M many maryr,
T. cancer AID ARIA.
Their ere % ll.s d-uinfca owe
Dr. Is. Dcrlsl - Bsrca.i 1s ils perfected az ms-
chln-fy 90 ma1afscarns eell and 1- god plate. On h
lney are f-.---c enabled 10 Consequence 0f ne great
saving VI Tine AZ iahos ins1 rOl a..
81 Httcls4 ,er. a. one Lsi IL pnc1 formerly chsrget
di6 In
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PATENT
TIEE-CUT PRESSED TOBACCO

HklNG lHE INVENTOR of itis And of Tobacco and
~ having psieli securing % ne exclusive lbs 90
maluiecigre ne sane being entirely cf-reli from any
o'hcr Glt enables o. bring 1e.or- il- ruac il is
nhest s;si- u perfection A. impurities extracted.
enf ne sveei 4rons preserved erelv i,nrsrir ress-
az and delightful tstte end a4vor 6crz LIS prepared IL
: rendered desirable ro ouls Or hone hll ilr
meets on loIe voyages sad d 10 retain rs
inl-s.-re anc lzyof ~ fre- y-als 10 aly cilnsle
fLkASk NUrlCE.
Thai eAch BOX sid paper nave pr1iet lghes L GOOD
WINS P4.eul Tllsccu, FEB l6. 49,
MsrllsciuTrd al f1r sac by
d.s La l. GOODWIN BROTHER fsI Solh o.
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The It House sscs frs f9a fe soath st1r-
t- By ~ Fun1g o. a. BOO "a " -isnl s
shows piil ph'e hight e. above level % hs wsi-rs-
ant 'si fialur en- feet
The lf House heiff rllt Ca1- Cspsifn Il. 81 81
= 100 - v 5-ag o tte al Apple RIVER
The shore d Couloeld Bay. about tre egles ae Cope
O. netc, sso OPERATION and shows TOO s horizontally al-l
approaching IRON Tie westward &c seward slte
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DRY GOODS.

% INCH INDIGO BLUE PRINTs.-Jua re-
- ~ oeivet consi nmeui u Indigo blue Prints rue
heavy cloths - inches vide, small patterns for sale by
% { HARRIS 81 Exchange-plAce
GLADE MILLS BROWN DRii.I--Sa inches
Nwldc-A superior article u heavy brown drll.ugs,
suitable for export To- sas b. 4 = HARRIS,
o. a. EKcnsrEe-p.l-e.
A MEXICAN BLkSNETS.-l5o cases All b -
"A comprising Ell pettne ribbon bound Whitney. Mack.
nav, steamboat negro and coating ankes f0r sale by
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AlA~siC BATTS.-i,eo bsies q these well known
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OF So and 50 P.re-st
A sHBURTON fIANNELs.-loO cases e,us
Al heavy brown and besched Canton aannes for sale BY
al NkShiTH CO so ard So Pinest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-11
STOCK NOTICES. &c.

NEWLY DIRK AND HARLEu RAILROAD CON.
NPANl The Ire. dividend To- Preferred sock Of
the Ne~io5k ard Harlem Railroad COMPANY a. The rAis
~ eight per ccrilu per snrum v be Pad oce y
The Company, No hslovefsl az sfl-r nc u day "
January next
The transfer hooks n he Preferred Stock vii BE- closed
hon ne ~ day ~ December 10 he - day o. Jsnuay
next. bo.h days Inclusive
81. sasAiS.o. NORRIS KETCHUA. Treasurer.