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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-25

FIRST MUNICIPALITY CouNcIL.-A called meeting Of
this body held last evening Recorder eno in the chair
message was received from the Mayor suggesting the
appointment OF committee confer with the committee Of
tne General Council regard the celebration of the Eighth
OF January aud informing the Coanc of the of several
contracts, which is for placing new railing
around the Place dArmes
Mr. Debes stated that the principal object of calling the
Council together, take action the suit of Mrs
Gaines Ref Chew et ai in which the Municipality IS
interested This sui. has been carried to the Supreme Cour
OF the United States and Mr. Dsrbes offered resolution
authorizing the Judiciary Committee one or more
counsel to represent the interests of the Municipality in the
case. The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Derbes, from the Judiciary Committee offered another
resolution authorizing the Joint Committee retain c. Rose
Sous, A. Gaihe. Rande Hunt and r. Preaux to defend
me VIII OF John MeDjnogh. resolution was also offered
authorizing the retaining of Daniel Webster in case the suit
carrsd to the United States Supreme Court Both resolu
tona have been published by us.
The matter elected almost interminabe discussion
which took all SORTS Of turns, and numerous Buneombe
speeches were made which had no particular point or
interest
substitute was offered authorizing the attorney Of the
Snhpaily to take all necessary steps defend the interests
OF the Municipality in the will Of McDonogh il was adopted
by vote Of SIX to hres, thus rendering null and void al
action taken by the other Councils in this matter
II was stated by Mr. Debes that neither of the Munic
panty attorneys authorized file an answer in the case
Of Tie Sate O.. the City, the Fifth District Court and
that Judgment by default would be the consequence
Committee to act with other Committees, in regard to
the celebration of the Eighth of January was appointed
and the Council soon after adjourned.
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UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
No. 10 ST.. CHARLEs sTREET. UP STAIRS.

EXHIBITION Of choice Ancient and Modern
~ PALNlIG Admission p cents Family Tickets tor the
works Art recently received from Europe distinguished artists
but aso the most chelce selections from the
tions tins which kindly
the purpose Of the Fine Arts
large portion Of the Exhibition wilt be cnVnged
tus others for those removed Some All the P.uhgs sale
end Tue price be known by applyg the person charge
~ Open from 10 untt o'clock during Day and eyerv clear
hFenns rom un,h 10 O'Clock mo
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SIGHT EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK
~ CHECKS in sums to suit purchasers the American Elk.
as JOIN Il. ELLIoTT 81 co. AZ Customhouse St
RRiCKs-10,0 600 Bricks, for sale by
~ d24 lwis VIM. J. DEWEY S. Gravier st.
HAY-7o bales Hay, now landing from bark
4 Convoy, and for sale BY
d4 lwis WIN. J. DEWEY, 50 Grayier ST.
NEW ORLEANS,
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DIAMOND CUT DIAMoNp.-An Individual with face ex-
tensvey onamented with har, yesterday appeared before
Recorder Caldwell with ruefu coutenHnee and large
of Jack Knives which he had purchased Peter Funk -
autiOn establishment He complained that he had been badly
swinded and he prayed for relief. The card contained
fifteen knives, and usual the uu supposed he
was bidding for themb the lot He bid dollar and the
card knocked down to him. He handed out $40 bill
and then learned the dsageabe fact that he had pay
dollar piece for the knives The Recorder told the verdan
youth that he could not render him assistance, he
could not discover any grounds for affidavit The fellow
admitted that he supposed he buying the knives for one
tenth OF their value but when the tables turned him.
he took an entirely different view of the matter HIS honor
advised him TO commence peddlng his cutlery at once
order 10 get back his capital and eucoung &c him in his
new business, be purchased himself.
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A BoLD THlEF-Three gold watches and chains worth
$40 $5 money, yesterday stolen from the house
of Mr.. Denbaeh, in the First Municipality No clue to
the bold thieI has been discovered.
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BRUINS NATIONAL HALL,
F0Tmertg s3poiiO SalO0R-CARoNDELET, NEAR UNION ST.
.N5Ta Christmas Night Ball. Ina,
Nd iSS Mr.. ana Mrs. FREDERICK e. BRUINS lE1e5sss3
SIE most respectfully inform their pupils and the MFrtJ7
sES ladies and gentlemen Of NewOreans and La
IA fayete that their fest Grand 9aFR
akes place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Deceaber % Isso
II LADIES Cardk OF Invitation TO be had Hall OF Mr.
Brlns, and no Ia les admitted without them. - 80
ar Gentemen's Carts Of Admiance One Dollar
FREDERICK e BRUINS, Proprietor and Drsr,or
BThe above Hall having handsomely decorated and
we'd be rented tor Balls aud Parties being now ne If he
araaa nd hLaL InlIna in Inc nitu
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RECORDER GESoIs' CouRT.-There were large number
of before Recorder Genos yesterday we were pre-
vented from taking ofthe, they not EXAMINED
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRrsorNr oyrlor,

CREscKET ORF1CK, I
Wednesday Morning. December %. 1850.
COttOn-The Afrcas adviees, which received yes
teday morning, proved favorable than anticipated
improvement being greatest the mddng qualities. With
the effect has been only to render the market er and TO
give activity to the demand which has resulted in sales Of
5000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. -. =. 90
Inferior ...,... G0i3 laiiddiing Foir.. .ISSg
Ordinary .I21 la''
Good Middling. .l2X9ls Good and Fine, nominal
Tobacco--1O hhds A sold at 111Sc y ib.
Sugar and MOIanses-of Sugar some GU hh& were
taken steady prices (ay 4X@5S for far)' ara OF MO-
laaes 1870 bbs at 23923Ecchoice os scare ana would
bring 231<c " gal.
FIour-A good demand prevailed and 200 bbls were sold
including $3.50 bbs Indiana and Ohio hree hatboat oad
lined at "a BIZ; I4O Ohio "a 81 go st. Louis at "a 65
asa 20; and 300 choice Illinois At ~ W also l224 bbs
damaged Ohio by auction. at ~ 80 " Dbl.
Corn-Neary 1000 SKIS sold, in several lots, at Zoe W
bushe.
t of S244 SKIS ST. Louis was taken at
7Oc and about 700 ska in lots, at the same rate
Gunny Bags-soOO sold at sac, cash.
PorkMesssdu and cannot be quoted over Sll S7]zED
s12 co. in large and small lots. On Monday 470 bb Mess
sold on The Levee, and not inspected. at s1 12S W bb
Yesterday 10000 lbs bulk Pork disposed Of at IS s5 ~
1OOb, for hog round, and a small lot at s6 90.
LardA sale FOO kegs old Lard from store, at c Sb
Cheese-Saes 22O boxes Western at 7}4DSc, decline.
Hay-5OO bales prime Western brought $19 90 q ton.
COffee-ImprOvng 300 SKIS Rio sold at 101&G0l01ac,
closing at l01zc as the asking rate.
Whisky-Ssles l6O bbs, in lots, at 262l@D27c " GAL
Exchange-No variation
Freights-We heard of no new engagement
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~ I'll. JACh son s. co. No. I'll o,gnai s,~ss, aa
nextdoor 10 The Planter HotelF ashinnsIe II e5r III
nv EST The suhscr,heTs are 1os, 4 4,
@mrsse sna gopd assortment Of Furnishing Goods
and winter weaF We are pleased to have cur rsds ~
tn2 pubic Seneray to cl and examine our ods TVs
Las, TkuNkS, CARPET BAGS. etc. Or ? Prices e
eIe moderate oIe "a
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ESTERUSo A HOUSED. CLARK was yesterday brough,
before Recorder Geno the charge of entering the coffee
house of Conrad Metze in the night lime, with intent to
steal The caught in the act and he was sent
before the First Pisirct Court for trial.
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conhiss n the fact that they sesE cure sss By ol,fsn
gpgkteatioR, IN place OF the ususI mode 81 es nj No.
9klng the patient till exhausted Naiuresins under
the iniirton 1Aeg sfytgtken Ne oA6is sUsfs5l s1@
ne ereafdf3oR OF re togd, pfa1ante the ,s
Ke1er 90 the sghfest injury Rder am
SINCE Their lnfndncon INTO the United States onV fhsS
ears SINCE more than SO coo persons Including al sse1
lass and oondihone among which were large na1lsr Of
aae VINO are peculiarly subject Nervous Compaints
ave oeen tf1eiy and Permansnfly 6sarsd-
hsR al hope Of relief had been given up. and every ding
Illustrate the Of the GIL gaNTC BET. snDoss
y1SPEP6I a, any other Chronic or Nervous B1s1er
IN onlnay cases sumulants take which, By e uesiof
"a me nerves and muscles Of the Stomach afford tear
tee but which leaves the petisfit lower sat and yii
i9ured faculties. afet the action thus excited has ceased
NOW compare this with the effect resulting The acton Of
ne GAlNANtC BELT. Take DysPertic 50 HeTeT, even
q me worse symptoms Of an attack and siply the Bel
mort period the nsensihe peIspirao will rAsfva
clement o. the Bell, thereby csnspe Gatyauc cealaen,
which WIN pass On V the negatives and hence buck sg4
throughoH the system.
. ~ II ns the sewers OF DYSPEPSIA ARE
fEttAi AN ENTLH CURED. a fen days. = 4t6l imply
stlaeient tq eradicate the Disease ct searss
In Nervous Complaints drugs nj neilei 9Affsdss
Ae dseasc for they weaken The vital OF the already
yl1fzing influence Of Galvansn applied by this beautiful
and wonderful exhausted patient and weakened
sufferer restored to former hesh, strength. elasticity and
vtEor. The great pecRHanfy and excellence %
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the AIosf Undoubted Character
From all rHrts Country, could be Eiven sufficient to
I'll srefy column of this papesl
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e<Y' MIR. Henry s. Hall holds my power of attorney,
as PER act passed before A C. Asworh Esq, this day Of
Deeembr 1850 AL other powers sorney heretofore granted
by me or A F. COCHRAN s co. are revoked.
Eeworleans, Dec. II, 1850 lm A. r. COCHRAN
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HELp TO BAIL.-Wilam Lenox was yesterday brought
before Recorder Caldwell for examination on the charge OF
assauting, beating and kicking Mrs. Mary Ann smith
The lady keeps boarding house and the accused was one of
her boarders. As could understand the rov
the table consequence of some remarks
made by Mrs Smith about the fire department. Ccunselor
Gaiennie appeared for the defenden and the examination
rich. Mr.. Leno1 held bail keep the peace
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Keats, who slew his wife some time since and
was sent need by the Jefferson Circuit GouE 70 be hung
the q tnS has been TesDted to the 18th of January The
efforts have been made obtain pardon for
him but tue Governor learn, has refused grant
TLonisvile Journal.
A highway robbery was committed at Cincn.
natl on the night of the I4h inst Mr. Henry j. Rider
while returning 10 his home was knocked Gown, his pockets
rifed OF $3.50, and he lett nseDsibe the ground.
Six hundred dollars, counterfeit money, having
hssn ioand upon the person Of Ezra HILL 81 Onoinnat Il
took two WheAmsE 10 sppFehead hlHi,
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t- Notice.-The unders gned has resumed business on
his account and Will aid liquidation OF the affairs of The
late house of LEvERIcH CO. dissolved by the decease Of Mr.
EDWARD j. WALSH p3O W. E. LEvERICH
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NEW ORLEANS:


muncipaliy the suit of the Louisiana State Bank,
of the recovery Of certain bonds due Referred to Fl
nance Committee.
Mr. Hoopers resolution requesting the General Council to
levy tax on steyedore using horse power adopted.
The annual budget of the Finance Committee then came
up for consideration.
MIR. Yaneey proposed to reduce the to 2S per cent
instead Of 2&, proposed in the budget. Mr.. va
proposition based the proposed abandonment of the
plan of building watchouse Baronne street. and of
using the workhouse instead. which would be saving of
about $4,000
On the other hand Messrs. Marks Shields, Renshaw and
Lawrason contended that, exclusive Of the wachhouse the
tax Of 293 per cent. was demanded
Much discussion eBsned, the original report of the
Finance COMMITTEES. finally carried by vote of ten to
i've
Mr.. shields resolution empowering the Committee on
Education to take charge Of the public schools during the
sent difficulties, then came up.
MI Shields Withdrew it, of having learned
That Judge Buchanan would consider its passage contempt
OF his Court, while the pending before him.
Mr. Hooper offered resolution requiring the securities Of
the Surveyor who has been granted leave OF ABSENCE
come forward and become the security for the official of
the substitute. The resolution provides that in th
demand not complied with the Surveyor be notified
return TO his duty and 10 of comp lance, the office
be declared vacant. Laid over
The Council soon after adjourned
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WANTED.

Nv ANTED-A Situation a. Book KEEPER. T.
one WIG y tlstong hy with uccsras and
~ mas resided IN this cry several years AVID Is flI7
ils best o. iestl be fur aed "a h
9 s ana INTEGRITY Please address G. oies ~ he
M ANTED-The Undersigned wishes Is udF-
biss..,e chase ONE N. Hl sRRED SLAVES iar Who'll ne
prices VIII BE- pad ThDss who have Ilsres ~ -
WI please call on the undersigned, al la Office Isl a
s.Ies.. tdis ~ ,. W. BoAzafANs
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PIGS casks new Eiems Figs, landing ex shin
Z. Meridian. A. Fc0CRRAN, y rehoupitoaas st.
RRANpY FRUITS so cases New. lust "a.
- essved, COCHRAN. q Tchaapi;oalssH.
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B. F. sMIyG, DENTISTS CT. BoARDaAN
SsAFTfH 8 B0AADllAN Office North corner Of. La
- ayee Square and St Charles street yvould call he Al
taoa q suffering hngapIsS their superior operations n
mAnety Teeth one that lew have
asined calling forth, il does All sheekl 81 fhe
those who wish pIogpt and estsan pervatoa cf those
xalaaee esslass e health p take the eaEfest
TEETH especially full especial rids and cans
IN 20 Constructing them defy the sevesef SCRUTINY and
guaranty IN AL sances eompes safsfaciion Ia diseased
the Gums and Teeth IN general, sl can lind cheerful and
Their praets u all branches, beth tho city and conn.Iy
ior me last sasen years. se ceeFny hear witness theI
hyor iyi3 tia1 e
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w. ~. R0ker.

". n. ESVbea',
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
d2lm No. II Canal street.
RARCLAY'S London Porter and Bass Pale
l. Ale-24 casks, Just landed and for sale by
dA JOHN Fl. ELLI0TT& co. 80 Customhouse st.
A DVANCES-Iiberal cash advances made on
in ] oBdon Liverpool and New Ork,
d4 JOHN II. ELLIOTT & co 40 Cnstomhouse st.
T TNDOUBTED MORTGAGE CITY PAPER,
~ u large and small sums, it may serve, place
7. ID. HALLES, Broker
DIS lUl u Graver street. up stairs.
M EFT NURSE-A healthy Mulatress, with a
wv fue Breast of Milk of the best character and stand
ing can be had for few months if immediate application
IS made 10 20 Bank Place. di4
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~ Persons having any Claims against the Estate
OF JOSEPH FOWLER Jr, will please present then to
dc I'm WILHELMUs BoGART, Curator, &C ST. Charles A.
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tY Notice to Gas COnsumers.-Fhe consumers of
GAS are notified tha from the h day January next ali Bills
for Gas aud Fixtures be be paid moy without exception
and in all where this rule complied with before the exp
ration of each month the supply Of gas viii be suspended
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
dis Pm p N. WOOD Treasurer
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FOR SALE-A superior Waiter and House
Il Servant. Apply to
60. CHARLES A. TOWNSEND s. co.
90 lsu Magazine street.
FOR SALE-A Wei Nurse, about nineteen
years of age, with her second child six weeks old will
be sold low for cash, fully guaranteed AsoA srsie
. eamsefi WHO can cut ont and fit well Asoseyera
who wish purchase would do well TO call on the under
signed before buying elsewhere.
zig wv ]. W. BoAZMAN. 1877 Gravier st.
DOR SALE-A two-story frame DWELLING
House. on Apollo street, batween Josephine aud -
kon, Laiayette-ot q feet inches front by l23 f
ieet deep Main house has four and panries; A
GALLERIES y font and at story kitchen and
room, a necessary out buildings etc.; htwer garden
'front.' Pnee s2O; $1,000 cash, balance in and II nhs
Enl0lte on the premises. do I'm
FOR SALE-One large Boiler and Machinery
= suitable for small Steamboat. Apply to
d5 I'm L. w. ARTHUR n co. q and % New Ievee
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MILNEBuEG AND LAKE PoNTCHARTRAIN,
PONTCHARTRAlN RAII.RnAn CnMpaNn

Notice.
OFFICE LAKE PONrCHARTRAIR ABROAD Co.I
+, m NewOreas S, April IL, ls49 :
A L Meeting of the Board Of Directors, it was
- Resotped That public notice he given by the Company
SHOWN y shan not hold itself responsible for any loss dam
except when sntng from accident dnrng the actual yoysEe
rom one eng OF the road to the other and that all freight
signee: from the Veiy moment it is nnlladed.
I'll u J.. NEVILLE, Secretary.
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NEwMAN's,
ACREMAN's,
REEVES SONS,
INST F,,,,,,, OSBORNE's.
ia ING large stock of the above eoors. cakes and
GER ~ S5Y Rosewood Boxes, with lock and key. Also
OH s,oo ~, 10 cakes and boxes, fine assortment.
f,anSss etA ~ IN Isubs- Englikh and Amerisan
frames of by 10 to AZ by S.:
S.l ~ rolls. from Sc to 65 inches wide -
21reehefa Tor Canvas ali sizes
1 Isg 5oAeh nne Sable and Camel Hair Pencils,
i9 SS u.Ash rant and Yarniah Buphes-alI Gzes
o9 ph+kages Coli and Silver / sa1s
Ivy bundles of Duck Metal-wbits ssrd valto,-
Tin FOil--in sheet and boot, ''s9 auu yoAohf
finsel Of ell the coiors
Window Glass, etc.
500 boxes American Window Gisss--niI ,-ss
U0 boxes English and French, from Nv III ~ a. n,
80 lights fine plate Glass; - AZ W % ny %
9 SSbss og1e od Ses Americas from 2by
100 Gls2eT Diamonds
bundles Glszisr Tins;
10 tons White Lead, in IS 10 to 10 III kees.
$500 csnisteTs and kegs Coored Oh 10 "a m
25g0 ID hne French Green, dry ground in oil; 80
100 barrels whiting and Paris White,
Faint Mills o. a ses, and article usually kept in
Psinii gu rad peeE stVTg VIII b slnd At 1855
eau =, oLAEaoHsi y csasl ssls,b
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Also IN rs sl p rssv
" ,SrEfslA Ok INDIGESTfDN.s RI flaI AT1511,
ACUTE and CiRQNIC GOVT, EPIf. " 4 I'M NJ
3AEg, nEAFNESS, NERVOUS TRENflIi9 Plfi
H lAlIoN QE TIL HEART. APOPLExY u, Nl5i1s
= X i A4lszIA PAINS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST
~ nEh GQMll.A1NI, SPINAL. lC(hfPI,Af MI ami
,{iSunr ArgkE 9E TIE SPINE, HIP COM Ia mt
s2siEs4EHA iSSiEfss Pc 81 TIE lS KIDHEXS or
NERVOUS DISEASES, which Coiuplsrts sT4Ss fI,, ~
j5 ~ Z e Srss S7 or
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NO RENT


TO RENT-The twc-stoFy brick bn;l.l;,,, =; 4.
81 john esvsf K y;ns ~ s.in1.ed Ct he corner If -
square from Poydfns Marker ~ SaN1l sit5s one "
a,so-a snnal bslck IORF. IN the rsar
- y = -one q he fye CARROf.LT4lN HToppa
80, D. eaeot Bvfsing above This Store i n Penn
Aasf4et Possession Of the shove given mime
"a soh Pefdidn srset opposite 81 the Z. sbsss -,
~ = month. Poseasan given o. tte II If 1annsr
Oh SAfE-A vacant LOT in Wseszfns s,rsss =.
ssn RACE and Orange stfesgseB feet lft ~ I'D - srsf
S- gnlEE4 ~ = J-YkFERSy JR n
NJ. tea = 49, Earondeief slrsef.
r ESIDENCE FOR RENT-.A coasfry ssaI-i
dence, Two miles from the ciiy ccntnininx - 49,
hens q hgniy egtisaied ground, with iarre Dwell #
ing honses, Stabs, Crr1ags Honea, Green fo1 - a
elc. and % TACT every convenience for large and f
u afenant who s5 keep fhe prnisFs9 n
ZOO order Apply a z Natchez upssiasrn MS e
tfOR RENT - Two small Teaeneps.. w5fk
large yard. eistern. etc. on Msgdssn sset befusss -
,sessIs Az Grslsr win BE- rsnssd low good
NJ e EDWARD PoslRoY. q Common Z.
FOR RENT Low new Fsgo-stsrV = rams, -.s.
= House con laninz feus Rooms. and sisustsd on -.
calculated for two smaH families. hnt v n Ie rsge - 81
70 III u a. BOWEhs. ia Mseszis - ~
Qns.Es TO RBATs--A nan1beF Of DWELL .TST55
- houShf Tor rent. Canal street, bsfgeen Rs -,
men aad fregux street1s from the fsi Of OsfuzT fI
Appyfo 10 III. g. ~. EOfsfs 80 Nsezxsns - ~
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AUCTION SALES.
! Ftts Page " aadtlionnk A,lolfon 81.

See Ftr% Page JoT additionak Aaeetfon Sales.
Boots, Broeans. Ladies' ana ChIIdren,s sinner,
By SYKES, HYDE g. co,
EhlDhY December q, al haltpt 10 oeoet-i Be sold al
= dae9i saez 81 Magazine street without yessrve
sIsas Ses BOUTS BhoGAHs' and Ladies' Chidren
d14
Real Estate
BIZ p. b. TAYLOR.
Office 50 Grauier street
SATURDAY December 49, 1850, at 70 o,eoeEwi y ,od a.
~ auction, at Banks Arcade - - W. -
LEE YEtY DESIRABLE LOT, With he improvements tberaop
on magazine street, between Dams and Jn
with the same depth. = 1s"~i"s "4seH
"a purchaser 70 mortgage for 81 900 pava
n ~ payable IN two years. with per cent per
- ....Al so.... eTestf
THE TWO VALUABLE LOTS on Gravier between pbf;nna
n1 bsronne tres known Kings Stables each n s is
u y espth Of i4o fee, inches These sold
y sen al the office OF the ancioaeer TIL day sale
Term $500 al one and $500 yerE credit Al
~ cent per annum' and the balance the whole To- near
mortgage on The prop ry. Ht = -
Ae' Of sale before T. Stark N P expense Of the
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20 Succession OF John McDonOgh.-An persons
desiring to rent properly belonging JOHN
heDoHoGH are requested make their applications writing
to be left at the office of the Executors the corner Of Royal and
Cusohopse Streets the building occupied the Union Bank
O. RosELIus,
X. b. DiAQUTN, Testamenary
wT +, y i;a LEySRIeH { Executors.
NeWOrleana. NnH. s. ls5n -'
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In Al Of Female Diseases, the tavanic Belt il 81 M
esushe value Ii wonld taks nany eOiaIslns we've ~
rive testimonials which have ge
he highest and most respectable Ladies in all parts 81 IRE
Union Weakness, irregularities. low spirits, main IN I'm
and sde cloroAs, tiuor Hlbus i
81 the womb costvepe Distracted difficult
general prosati0n OF this system, and all affections e ajar
character Immediately and pemanetly relieved ~ s
simple and beautliR invention The hatr 81 eu
climate renders pGtNrGi sfif8udnt nesesary fos fs
preservation OF Tae health, and surely nothing can hs ~
sac etiic1ei1ls as the snnant which Nafufe hsf ms
provided. This b laigGRis, and its application hg ia
Galvanic BELT and linguistic Fnid every respect as
and agreeable. no attends lis ute and tia
most feeble and delicate Il with entire ess @ ay
DIR. Christie's GALWANIC NEGNLACE
l. used tos all Complaints aiiectng the hfuaf fa such
bronchitis inflammation Of the threat nervous AMI, sex
headsches dzzine. OF the hsad neaagn the face
xng or roaring IN the eaFs. deae which generally called
nervous, and that distressing plant easd te doaousnx.
DIR. Chrtetie's GALvANIC BRACELETS
Are found Of vast service in Of eongulaions fits
spasmotc copalns and general affections Of the
head and upper exnentisa Also, Palsy and Paralysis
and all diseases caused b. dacencR OF power nervous
~ y IN the limbs Or other organs 81 the body.
Many hnifed Ceguleaies4 from all parts Of the eoun
OF the extraordinary cAEaeteE be given II Rs
lured.
kF No trouble inc0nvenieuce sttedds The 5e az IF
rHRISTTEsS GAl.VAfSiC ARriCL rS, ami iilsy nav
30 wof By the mos, isshs and dslease win fse eass end
safey. In many eases the EeEsarcn nIeAdnR
6isJ peeant and aEIesahe They can De ss to any pan