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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-19
MayOrsitV of NewOrIeans. November IA, 1850
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two !
Of ot,

DISSOLVED That the Mayor hereby authorized aud requested
III sell public lowest bidder, after giving
usual notice in the official ouns the contract for erecting Watch
ouse on Beonn1 street according the plan and specifications
file the ote OF D. Howard Architect No. IA Duncan' Row, Elk
change Alley payment to be follows Oneouh when the first
up ~ at months Oneouh when the second story
by three months OnGrth the by
four months and the remaining fourth when the building
uuplGted by months All the bear from
late at six cent annum and oneourh of each Of the frat
building finished,
Guided in the the last payment The be
Surveyor and Architect, and completed
months from the date Of the contract under penalty dollars
per day every day thereafter. The oil adjudication
subject the Of the Council. SItaCnrY
gwen to the amount Ofthe contract
[Sgnedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved November IA, 1850
[Signedl A. d. CROssMAN, Mayor.
True copy: H. BIER, Clerk.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-19
MayOraIty OF NeWUFleRns. ,,,,.,,... Nov. rs Isi0
Council or MUNICIPALITY No Two
Sitting OF Nov. u, 1850

= oIVVIIs OF NOV. II, ISjO-
p ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorizedand
requested SELL at public auction after giving ten days
notice m the Official paper OF the Municipality, the contract
round stone Of Robin street, from Magazine Camp street
The work 10 be done in accordance with the specification
said notice. ~
Resoiyi, That the onethrd of said paving on either
SIDE of the street, due by the property holders, be paid BY
the IN cash, within thirty DAYS after the completion Of
work. TO the who will be subrogaed the rights
anu privileges Of the Municipat and the other one thru
cue " NE MunepaY, TO be paid IN cash upon the ceuh,
~ OF the Surveyor that the work has been completed aC.
S'5alng to the specifications
esOoed, That the bids for said work shall be subject 10
lhe approval OF the Council ~
LSignedl J.Nps n r., n,,,,,, pr..;i,,,
Apqt9yed November Is, 1850.
t''sneol A. d CRossNAE, Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-19

l. The contractor vii be bound To cart all the ldg, ~
anu gutter stones which may bs needed om he jno ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-19

kNOHNIERLN at the corner OF amp and Poydras street,
desires respectfully inform the public that he has
tabshed himself at the Corner # CgRti street Err
change Place where alt orders in his line will he executed
NJ b. Brands, Stamps and Stencil Plates Cut; Gun
Mounting and JeweV neatly Engraved the shortest
Or 3D-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-19
MEDIOAL NARDS.

"a W.K. +. FRNEH-lndian doctor, for q
SO mery Of Mobile, Ala, all durable sick go
az ness of Men, Women and Children-Resilence lS
Ia and Office No; 80 FpnChmen street, Third LA
Municipality. Office hours from O'Clock, A. NJ, til =
y. For further particulars, please examine the - Daily
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-19

aLNiAE-I5OyO ounce, landing and in store tor sale by
~ ool Z. j. HART co. 79 Tohouptouss ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-19

A. D. GRlEFF. s.A. KINGsLAND. W. M. GREENWOOD.
IRlEFF " co, A D., Wholesale Grocers and
Commission Merchants; dealers in Goshen and Western
Buter and cheese, and agents for TayOrs Albany Ale,
and NO, III Front Levee, HewOrleans. ul&
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-19

iGUOHS-Cognac Brandy, jamaica Rum, and iIsh
WHISKY; Sherry Wine, Scotch Ale, and London and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE JEWELS, etc,-A
> Supply OF Sons Of Temperance Jewels and Regaia
Younger Brothers Jewels kept constantly hand At No
" bustOmhOnse street, Divisions organizing in Texas,
California. will be promptly attended to by addressing
7. Ii. WILLARD, No. n Customhouse street,
New Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-19

M ADAME N0Rh-Ths celebrated Philosopher, As
lFI trOOgst and PhysiOgnOm and Of the Egyptian
Oracles of Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
of New Orleans that she will remain in the city for
short time, and may be consulted any of the above
cience her office, No. 26S raver street, between St
Peter and St. Paul streets, Madam Y if desired will give
chronological Charts with announcements OF the head,
temperament, etc. Consultation &ls aul2 6m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-21
FEBRUARY 2i, 1850.
BRAMT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EKTRIJT

sHG Nai-ire n every r6ccf and ihrrc is abundant
proof. graz iirrioi t ONE I0iTi "i Il con
ians pnr yisc h1, vne Had 'lli al p5lo thsn
there contained losy fs 90 nay -ara para o. "iiy
otsr ta3i ie tiai f,t ,a,rcd i0T sale There
is und,u.- "a is i ll ioi- l' ly iiis u-e 90 ms
great iHaiqg Ta- iies il-r " &c DriNG yet Inv
they i.u nr tirrrf- now Wal k--iEy
that s.ci, S,rafrLots AMI erl'iu diseased have
been IlFAEqn ard Crarp.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-21
& JEWELKY
S; lES4H'0 IL, -sA.3G0p2
AEf,-S i.i.I,

ACE0AG -p@l1@Eaa y Go
yiAS Just received large a--nTtnen o. W-trhes Je,
ery, aud other useful as well Fafey Goods
viii a fa OF the afiiclcs e, toi an -
Watches, ,ici aaa4 liver Fob ,n.ias Hi,.'
Gn1r Chains and hcyc 80 Cd aud Stone firet Gold
Pics and iaceict Gold Pens aud raT Hoops, uros
Cola Bead, sni Pencils, silver = and Ladies'. large
lor, Sgsar Shov Is, i'u,lcr Knives &c.
Silver OaGS Shed and ilota DO, Silver Gard Crses
Ivory, rcarl, and She'll iAlso TOT 90 fHe tu@rS,
ss'ias Of Pocket KNIVES. aIse and small Pine
and sheafs, etc. Also, Tea Pots, Ladies Hair
tightly p~ru'uei sntp.a Of il hi1i- liter Brushes aua
Boxes, Razor Stops, Caarc Pots, Brass Cocas Plated
SPOONS, pocle; lGk.tani-. Ac.
Chuencis, Large and siaiif iuies vlrous ni, French
oras, ffes 4idie Bows, Ae-afliups Fe and as- Viz
s>irin-s l.Tse iot cali SKIN Wallets, Sik Pulses, Bead
gas Velvet DO Bead sud steel Pufc, Goggles, Nect
Oh. fofuners iiair OIL FINISHES Tor { th, tiafor ceth
and Trss of most adj kiHds
srECTACLEs silver ari steel bows sucd 10 all ages
tine, tilted with liud- s hnv;na, an o which
We viii se as cheap as can possibly he afforded, and
warranted 20 be shst we slliIf iur.
Nartp elioF, oct. -, lsi9-s4 SLML ABBCTT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-21
peyalviDo Pistols.

And = great variety ct Chsai Pocket PISTOLS, &C.
Parrseis may be assured aai everything in our noe wIt
be furnished 1yorhe be procured iicm
any other
MoatHr'rr, Dat l2, l6!9. A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-21
FIRE ENGINES!

% UILT in the thorough nilnuer not Liable ,
- Of order unl warranted TO do good tN,cuiiou
Portable ETgiaes from -qtse-5
Larser EHgrass from iHlto $500
These the mos cconomieai Engines thar can e l.
and afforded % low that every Village 100. os -
Neighbohood, can ahoro to purchase protection a M
Fine.
Engines warranted 20 ne Of power equal 10 auy oihrr,
chine, and furnished u Phi los price
e < J. -. PADDOCK.
~ Iahnsba-y, VI 7atl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-21
Eun5rads-Thousands-


WHO have u-ed ErA~rs pUtIr1Ea a,r having used ard
tested AL thu -70rTls aud other medicines recon-
mlcnd,d I'D or.. l-1.I a.-.--... Iave aaeii-i tint
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-21
nTOFFATS

LIE illIs aaa FlRaIx bliieTS.
These Medicines nave nov been befar, the pub
lie for a perioi Of FIFTEEN YEARS. si
during that time have ntiu,.sn-i "a Ii.i cls-s-.sr
in almost every part OF the globe Tor tl-- ex.rso--
binary and immediate pove- o.. res.1.tlg perfect
Ee-,.tl 20 persons suf.rng ull-- aeaI.- -rr-- t4i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-21

Sa33 tiags, AIcAj1gs, Elsllol-,
'-''' ''-- ole
u,r.a'.r ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
Ranka

Reeeised al TIE Tribune Office for he Wees fdS fg2 H.
sri rrarc' Trsst~ on 'le Construction Of Briggs
ns,ors Iron WOO Hy George -ga ,s.r,il P,t
New Yori; George Dussan.
Specimen Of Br-s. 80 Of The Cnei states Railroads BY Geo
Du-.aa Part VII Ssr-Yorl George Dasaa
Few ~ pscins h- ntei State. NJ, Serve.
Discover, fts and Cure Of cbof, BY Bal S-
Yor. - Broadway. limo 30. 81.
Tie Ladies Repository. August Ksv. Heny Bacoa Editor Boz
ton. A. Toupkns
Tie E6ntpreb Review. jay newton l. scot&co.
Oufsves Przcpl-. Oar Fes-a, ro'-r.y. OsrInm-
da,e Dutes A Ass-s. Ann ca-fel1- Of Chusisa
Ministers ~ Ae.ta Gag FsHl'' D. F.h&co.
Pfaine Farmer Arsut Ett.i by John Wrsit Autro5s
wr,it Chicago. John s.was't
Tie Amercsa Law Journal July t0 Phlsieh a Lancaster
Hsnmer-5 CO.
Anne Meu,ale b. M,rtlsA Cough Boston T,',e Croker
saI.rers, Dr4u.tc wc.. n. 81 Boston. Philips, sampson
&Co
Roter, Morton or The sep N,,er p Cir,fas Rs,L Ph
deIha Cr...y MARLEY. lgu.o PIP. I9i.
later Day Pamphlet. FdteI by Il Ctryle VIII Je
uit-m. Boston Philips San P'oa d Co i2no. ~. d.
Psrraon- n he Later Day PirPet' b. one OF A stn
M.Ionsof Bore. Tdiel By Elz.r wc-lL 10. 1-Ua,7esl
Suffrage; Capital Punishment avery Boston Phlp ssmf
con q Co. I2mo Pr. 49,
The Deserted VIE b. Imua syg.LTor1 h-~ f)rs D. APp-
ton a Co. s. ppl7G
Mrs wbi,eeys Nls,l.le lor Noih.r. Angus New York
HIN Wltie-ey
Billiard, without Master ~ MC,e Pagl1. New YORK D D
H,s to Young Hea tie Ire Relation tie b. John
Ware. NJ. .. B,,.ou. r,p?aa witiraors Alsoa I5uo.
pp. g.
Ltel'. Living Age. ~. o. Ne~YorI s,H ~ DsNas D.,
verpor. -
EaL 0pa Eater ani sa,por lie Pf'olnd,
BJ 1Louas De Quincy. Dosta Icsagf Rec fs' isns,
PIP. -.
ne American Journal Of Homeopathy August 5 n. Kirby
Editor
Treatise on Mare Ed Naval Architecture B. john W CrGl.
No. New York; Ber..ri & Co.
Journal Of the Flnsu Institute. Aug NeErOh souby IS
FfaucsS Co.
The Medical Application ofE,s, Ms.aet-n h. sia.! Z. srh
Erv Yorss sgo pp.s5
Three Year, IN California BY Rev water Cotoa UsS New
Yoh: A. Barnes Co. 1870, Tp.f5s
The Lonios Quarterly Renew July Ne- Yors Ls)niri s,o..
Go.
Method Of learn the German Lsnyuss- p w wool
bury. New Iork. Mifk II. Newman. I.a.o Pr. boL
Tie ). lt.rgalr. No Nes Yors TRACER & Tosa-sai
Tie Lorsleite. No. 20 New Yoh s.ragsr TovnseaL
Survey Of aud Date, OF Religion b. Abel IA
cock, Boston. Crosby & NoAo'. Ilno PIP a.
Tie Au,.tosnpl, Of Leigh Hstt vols Ns- H,r2sr &
Brotier-. l2no Up. go, So
Io.s. rcior ed Book Of ,he Rs704'o1. N15 E-- Tos
Hsrrer Brothers.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTA.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATINES.
Tie House went into Committee OF theWh hole on
the State OF the Union, and took up the Civil and
Diplomatic Appropriation Bill.
Sir. EWING Of Tenn. spoke on the subject Of the
PRESIDENTS New Mexico and Texas Message,
which be regarded as unfortunate in the present
state Of the country, and which was calculated 20
add fuel to the fame already burning, rather than
produce q salutary effect. he advocated the
Sensie's Ten Millions Texas Boundary bill as the
best meaus Of getting oct of the difficulty and as
calculated 10 be Of advantage 70 the So0sb, leAA
and the country, and made al earnest appeal no"
70 advance the banner Of Cancellation.
A message was received from the Senate an
pouncing the passage Of the New Mexico Boundary
bill. ,
Mr.. swEITzER commenced speech about the
houn5sry of Texas, and bad not spoken more than
,uo or three minutes when the hour 70 which de-
bate was limited, expired
Mr. gAYLI who reported the Civil and Dipome-
,;c Appropristion bill was allowed by the rules to
m,ke the closing speech. Hs said be should re-
ss-ve for future occasion his argument 70 show
that more dangerous Message than that which
The President had communicated, never emanated
rom an executive. II the views ex pressed in that
Nes,.ee be carried out, he said this Government
vould be converted into q despotism.
In defending the Committee Of Ways and
Means, be- said they meant TO report simply a
resolution that /. IL inexPedent 70 act on the sab
ject Of the modification Of the Iarit.
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southtrp Items,

BALTIMORE. Friday Aug l6.
Mr. Paul Tricou, hat porter, vas arreAtsd 10
New. Orleans for making false Invoices by altering
record in the District Court by chemical pro-
cess.
The Florida Indians are quie', bat. refuse to
enigrate.
Twenty two companies OF U troops were still
there. Those on the coast are healthy, but those
in the interior are affected with ciarrhea. Sew
eral companies have been ordered to Texas.
Accounts from Texas say that the Governor is
issuing commissions to rsse troops to be in readi
uess for Santa re by the lst Of September.
The Indisns are very troublesome.
Lieut. Thomas Mason was drowned 10 crossing
the Rio Grsnde.
The steamers Farmer and Ceoh came in COLI
sien in this harbOr Last night The latter was much
Injured. She was towed up the city.
The remains of Rev. Mr. Cook left here in the
Philsdelptis cars to night for Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
Melancholy o,s Of LIFE.

BosTOs Friday A1s. le, 800
At Lynnsed yesterday afternoon, fourteen per.
sons on picnic party were doomed. They we've
al women and children bot one. Toe following are
the Circumstances
A large party contested mostly with the First
Christian society Of Lynn proceeded to LyaaiieId
on pic nc excursion on the BORDERS Of a beautiful
pond About O'Clock party OF twenty-five went
on board large fat bottomed row boat for al ex
cursion On the pond, and when about one hundred
yards from the shore the boat upset aud fosrteen Of
the party were doomed.
The following are the names Of those los.
Rober, shurthf and wife, recently married, AMI
on Wait to friends in Lynn; they belonged To
Midway. Mrs Mary Howard ard daughter Mary
Jane. Mrs Howard Vas wife Of Mr. J. x. Howard
OF Sargus. The mother and child were taken from
the water cssped in each Others arms Miss
Catherine L. Adams 70, belonging to Bostos Mss
A johnson Of Lynn; Miss Eliza Young Of Marble
be ad Mrs. Mehttable Alley OF Lynn, 50 . chill.
dren Of Mr.. John ]. Garland Of Lynn, aged and
years.
Two daughters Of Mr. Ephraim Brown OF Lynn,
Miss Maria Cheevsr Of Lynn. All the bodies have
been recovered except two, Miss Cheever and the
daughter Of Mr. johnson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17

x V. 3. PALMERs BCsISsss MESs ALMA
MAC for 1851 has just been laid before the b.
lie Beside the usual Almanac mater IL contains
Condensed bat lucid articles on the American PresS
TelegraItS and TelegraPhios, Banks snd sank
ing Money sbs Exchanges u. 5. Finances. Com
merce. Poblic Lands Popustioo Coinage, Raj.
roads, complete ,iocipal Rootes through the U.
S. with Distances, Tarifs past aud present Ware.
housing Cuba, California; the Coal Trade; the
Iron 90; Copper Cotton Public Dsbs; New
York Canals Lake Commerce City Water.
Works, &c. &c No equally compact magazine Of
facts, important and desirable to the Business Man
Tor daily reference, il published in the English Ian.
gunee, ard, az this costs bot a York shilling, We
think few who see it will decide - d. witbJu. it.
Nr. Pslmers former Issues have deserved the re.
ward which We trust this years work viii secure
for him. The PreIs especially which has p'of,ed
and still profits by his lsbop, ought to evince for
them generous appreciation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17

nsnrancers. vss sent In pursuis ~ o..
"es Afterwards seen on the road Il sain. 80. M
ercssoarg to Austin IL IL aIso s.id tn, ~.
WHO lived with him in camp. started 10 IN. ue
bles. WIN A. nef novs
One paper intmstes that the cg,..,
cernsd IN tho Affair. The Sos.tA W,..,rs ooe
fcnn denies this A~er'
The Efct0vta AdVocafe learns that .ax.,.,
ders and robberies have recently beer Co.. nsr.
by the Indians ives, q the Naec.. ana - -
ne'ehborhood ot San Pstricio and b .ck %, W
in.re are sAio % De large number u Indian, no :
N TIE section Of country shove Referred N
rumor hes reached Vctpia TIA. N, c1.J.
Harrison snd ~ xicSn named Cs.,eo. b.va s.''
recently murdered by the Iudia1s a .sor, di.,.
wsst Of the Noeces
!. Myers Q1artermaster q. s Boups.,v G.
Vsy Commission. arrived a. Victoris on an. 90
uit he is now prepared 10 purchase bor,s,
mues io' toe eSPedllon # delyf ID a, TIA, o..
toon. pace
The Wc'fern Star gives . ru-o, r,...,,..,
the Red River Coaaues. thss tbs,s a. - "a
ouoO Indians gathered that fnontier v,,s 80.
intentions WA "'''s
Brevet Major Brooke has Issued bis ords,. "a.
Vigorous campaign against the Indass ;,s.,,,.
ihe country between the Nueces ani Mo G,.aJss
Lieut. Col hafcee Of the % DfAgooas, viii hs
the command S
The cops sre fair 10 come parts OF the STAT. 7,
Wasritg'on and Austin Counties they are To-,
weeks later than last year, and the s,ands are not
quite so good
About Matssords tho Zoe weather had given 9
hstieune impetus 70 the co niog crops. The Saga,
Cane WAS never known = l0Ok better
TIE citizens Of Galveston gave a complimentary
dinner 20 Albert Stem.
A terrific hail storm occurred near Lava,a On tia
2ith alt
The subject Of removing tho ral in the Colorado
10 tliciing much attention. The removing Of n q
obstruction 70 the navigation of tbs river would
give oatlet {, the produce Sugar sad Cotton, n
one Of the most fertile snd besuulu postoas Of TIE
country.
TIE schooner Fanny Mott Captain Armstrong.
from Sabine, was wrecked near q ,veston.
The Cholera is prevailing 70 some extent aon,
Oyster Creek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17

OHIo.-we announce with gratiicston the
nomination for Congress Of SAMUEL GALLOWAY
late Secretary of State Of Obio by the Wings ofshs
Xth Central District, nov rsp-esertsd by Chn
sseetser, Loco. The District olmpIis,s Franklin
Delaware and Licking Counties. and gave in '4s
for Taylor sO95, Csss SOIL, Van Buren, l,ll9
votes As Mr.. Galloway is orc Of the most ar.
dent and effective sdvocstes Of Free Foil priooi-
ple,, we trust that his election ID not doubtful 1t
Will require work, of course, bat he 10 Just sbe man
both & do and inspire others TO doit
XiIIh Duhicf.-WM z FISK ofPerry, Is al
nounced as an Independent Wig candidate.
Vote in '48; Tsyor, $751; Csss, $50; Van
Buren,, 795 VIM. A. Whulesey, Loo present
Mon Der.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
strrnss and Fa,al D..ease.awopx Cows.

"nrfsBoso'. Oneida Co. rue.dsy, AsgwtIs
To the Editor Of TIE T,ibuass
A new and fatal disease has lately appeared
smorg the mich cows belonging to the farmers
and dairy men Of this vicinity. The first indication
which shows itself is the failure Of the milk Of tia
cow, decressing in some cases, in single day from
Psifu TO quart or pint. A weakness and
trembling then SEXES the animal and she soon diss
Ia some instances IN this village, the attack was
Grstroticed al night and the COW died before moro
ing Mr.. Luther Hail OF this town. lost four End
o0wS lsst week IN this Vay. ana a number more us
Selected. Some have supposed !, to be occ ssiousSl
by the recent overflow OF our low pastures, on thu
Mohawk, but is prevail 70 a great extent on ,is
uplsnds Of Paris and Frankfort. The suddeuness
and fatality Of the disease renders it deeply inter-
esting 70 our farmers they would inquire through
your widely extended journal, whether there is any
discovered remedy. VIII some of your Agricul!a
raj readers answer. Yours truly. GINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
gY TIls6RApS TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
'onfrmRtiobs By the Senate.

WhsHINITUF, FTldhy, Aug TO.
Justices ofthe Peace for Warrington Co D c.
Thomas DOnobo Beck McCatcheon. Arnold Ste
ven', Cluk Psge, Forrest Milsurn, and - hyde
U. 8. Attorney for Arksnsss-AbsslJm Fovle.
Charge Go Af4ires a. E quador-John Turnbul
Van Allen.
Dwight Webb Of Mich. Consul TO- Pouchon, a
China; Horauo harris Attorney General for
SCuthern Dsuit Of Mi.,i"ippii William Martin
Assistant Tfes,urer " Charleston. 8. c. John
Young. Assistant Treasurer at NewYork, Frank
liz Haven, Assi.,snt Treasurer az Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
Seven CoUntler...2,89

I'VE do not consider the Wing John G. Mlllers
success absolute certain, though the b enton John
Miller hss polled lsrger vote than we anticipated
probably 1000 in the District. Several leading
Wings went over to Green on tbs Slavery issue.
regarding him ss persecuted for his devotion 10
Southern Rights Still it is nearly certain that
John G. Miller is chosen
Ltgislature.-A full. Legislature consists Of 80
seDstors and 1913 Rspresentstive-l6l in all, Of
whom 81 is majority. The New u ra's returns I've
have fuller by Telegraph sums up as follows:
SeAate-Whig 10; Benton Anti 0.
House 90; - Q; " II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
AVOID FRAUD AND GIT TIE GENUINE ARTICLE

DALLETS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In the new envelop AMI the large boxes!
CAUTieS-Counterfe' IN the Old wrapper, food q
market Beware Il rsdsadly effects!
MISD-Itee Gu bems on The NEW envelopi sun. frisuyis
seu en', Lion, pove and Eagle.
~ Read { 8 new Circular. nr 1850!
II DALLEY-DA o AS Bro,dwsy
FoR SALE, ALSO BY-Hsvlsnd, Keess l. Co IA 3. 40
Sands; c. V. Clicfener Co. and q Russsouss Ais,
Mrs. Hayes Brooklyn, and w. T. Mercer Newark.
DALLEY's ASIsAL 0ALVAsIc,
The cheapest best, quickest aud mo1 certain reusay
ever discovered, Dr the cure u osesses Of Horses VI
Cattle For sale a. shove.
r. esd printed Circulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
Fire In Adrian, Michigan.

ADEIANl M0nssy, Aug liam,
A fire broke out al ~ clock on sunday mornlog,
10 the warehouse Of the old Kalamazoo Railroad
Depot, occupied by q. l. Bidxell as store. TIE
building was owned in New York Mr.. BidTelrs
loss will not fall short Of g. coo. The flames ne xt
spread to the warehouse opposite, owned by
Nests X Stone Son. and thea communicated to
cabinet shop adjoining both OF which, with their
contents, were entirely destroyed. The entire loss
ia yariously estimated at from $4,000 10 $4,000.
Messrs Stone h Son were insured to the amount
of 60 600, which will fully cover their loss. Sup
posed to be the work Of an incendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
BurgInTy.

ALBsSf, Fnday Aux To.
Last night one Of the city wstchmen succeeded
in arreItDg OIL Of the gang Of burglars, party Of
four or FIVE who were endeavoring to break into the
store Of William Mitchell ia South Broadway when
the Waterman came suddenly on them, aud in en-
desvouripg to make acsptare was shot in the face,
a tule. passing through his. nose and lodging IN.
der one Of his eyes. The person ARRESTED it is said
formerly belonged to one Of our fire companies, and
the rest Of the gang, as our Police have always
tuptored, from the character Of the burgGres
were non residents Of Albany.
Another Of the burglars alluded to in former
dispatch named John FinnegIn, has been arrest
ed. He is supposed to be the one who shot the
Waterman. Another. named McCabe, will proba
bly, be in custody before night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17

kzADYnADE CLOTHING AT WEoLssALR-cAvssrss
GAsDsER, q Broadway, would invite he especial -
doc Of purchasers 70 bor stock Of Clothing which no
trely new and particularly adapted 70 The wesssfa -
Southern trade. They would eonheenuy assert In .
style a. well a. the superior manner In which The gsns9
are made cannot DO surpassed By any ssssbrsanso. .
tnds uHW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17

rVrxoLAT's SULPHUR BATHS SAT Pearl o. near DIV. !,
way established In 1870 by Louis TmoIa' from rsns
he cure Of Rheumatism, Erupaors Of tho skin, Coda
curisl affections &c. This 10 The hrst established ~,
Genuine Sulphur Bah shs city. We refer % '.
tne Mott DR.. Rogers, Or. Berger, Dr. 'sehe' sno :.
Opal physicans In this city. sat ""