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THE SECRET OF Coop WRITING grand
secret of good writing seems lie in this simple
maxim--Be sure you haze an idea before Vou al.
tempt 10 express It, If You clearly comprehend in
your own mind what you wish TO communicate
nature and reason together with a lille practice
will most certainly teach you hon to say it, and
how to say it in an appropriate manner.
single idea is fully sufficient for one mind ia
MANAGE at one time. And it may be added that il
the idea is of much importance, it would be
most dlgnifed by being honored with private car
rage.
Divide and conquer is as valuable a rule in lite
rary, as well as in military tactics The more ex-
tensive the theme which the writer proposes u
himself to discuss the less, usually he has 10 saw
upon It. Such subjects can be- mastered with cas-
only by descending from generals to particulars
and treating Of the topics in their individual parts
There is nothing more popular, especially with
young writers, than brancy of style. This man.
ner of writing is certainly excellent in its proper
places, but there are many topics which do not re-
quire this quality, and many indeed which ar
much injured by it. The language of every DIS
sertati0n should be suhservent To the thought and
should be that which is best calculated 10 express
the thought in the happest manner.
As the rays of the sun will not enkindle blaze
unless brought TO focus, so the thoughts OF a wri.
ter will not set the hearts of his readers on fire IN.
less all are made to converge TO a single point.
Some writers seem unable ever to EXPRESS them
selves in cool, calm, rational manner on any sub
leei. With them every virtue is godke, every
fault ebony, every breeze a tempest, and every
moiehill mountain. They appear to think their
manner of writing submily; but their iudciou.
readers lit they have any SUCH call it turgidity
and absurdity
The design Of language is to give expression L.
thought-that style OF writing, therefore, must M.
cessafily be the best which most RAPIDLY clearly
and perfectly conveys to the readers mind whst
the writer INTENDED he should understand Goethe
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The streets to be graded the grades given by the Sur
veyor and be thoroughly rammed or rolled oi and eyen
preVT P to laying the slesPers for the road bed
ne sleepes 70 be LAID ongitudinally, with their ends
appng and to be firmly rammed one inch Of shan
to be TILED in between lhem forming perfect and even sur
lace Tor the panks to rest In the middle and each end Of
every sleeper there will be inch wooden pin driven
1t, and into the ground, 70 depth of feet.
3 The top planks will be closely laid on curve f pcbs
with their under surface touching the seeper and gronnd
boat spikes at each sleeper. - 4PieS'eu
a. The side Slope Of the road CaIlope street will he
planked PLAN the bottom of the gutter and he a.
curey fastened to the Ope ribs - ~
D. wooden gutter IA inches wide will be laid on each
side OF the track, according the plan the Mayor flee
The TIMBER for seepers and road bed will be CompOss OF
the best hard yellow pine free from other defect cacu
lated TO Impair Its strength durability and Of the following
Slsepers, by 8, in any length over 10 feet.
Top planks, by 3, 20 feet long.
The cutters and side will be of cypress
seegers by and plank, by L. length 10 feet
The road beds thrOug hout Il b. 20 Get in width
fGgme4tS-The portion Of the Municipality to be paid in
cash. on the completion and acceptance of the work by the
SURVEYOR twothds by bills the property holders to be
PAID within thirty days. GEO. T. DUNBAR,
Surveyor Second MuniCiDality
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OFFICIAL.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two. Z
Sitfinp Of Nov 10 l2b0
WHEREAS, An Act Of the General Assembly

WHEREAS, An Act of the General Assembly
w of the State of Louisiana entitled An Actrelave
to the city Of New0reans, approved March 49, 1850 pro-
vde that before the Council OF any Municipality shall fix
and decide on the of taxes to be assessed they shall
cause TO be made ont budgets estimates exhibiting the
various items OF expenditures including also the necessary
cpa during the cnent year. for the urban and rural parts
theTeOts which budgets estimates shall be published IN
French and English the official paper of said Municipality
during least thirty days before the meeting when the Cou1
Gil shall fix and decide the amount of to be assessed
And whereas, the Council of this Municipality passed
resolution the 9th of November 1885, declaring the whole
limits OF said Municipality urban
Theretore in conformity with the provisions of the Act of
Mar IL, 1880, and of resolution of the Council adopted
ths day, the following budget published and notice
hereby given that thirty days after the first of said
budget. the Council will proceed to fix and decide the
of levied the assessment rolls of 1850
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JOHN CALHOUN
CoNsEIL DE LA MUNICpALITE
SsBurs Ts, 10 NJ

cNance uu II Nov. |-|--
4 TTBNDU, Qu'un acte de rAssei .a ..'.
- rae de Fiat de la Louisiana, intitute Il BE- 81
willie de la EOuvele. Orleans apprOuYt lie Is Mars 1850
IourvO Ryent que e C0nseli aucune dies uniypaIts
pusse XeT dtcier lie dss taxes qu seTon asses
sees fat des tvaluaIuns les items
lie dcpenes, cOntenant ntCessare pour
les dtpenes imprtyues de la Muncpatt pendant Pannte
cOutate nrbanes que rurae ssquees
valuations pubjes Angus Francois dams lie
journal OtCiel de la die MuniCpar pendant
urs avant Ia reunion dams aquea Conse deyra Xer ct
drCidey lie mOntlnI des taxes Qui serOnt ASSESSES.
IT. atteadu que lie unse de cete Mupiciuaitc n passt
NuvembIe IS O. rcsou dtGaran Urbaines toute
les lluites de la dIte MunicIpHlitt;
En- consequence, nous pubons l'tvanauon suivans,
contOrmr les provisions de ace du Is Mars 1850,
luton du COnse adOpte ceJOur avis dome
par II psene que, rente iour apes la premiere pubica-
lion de II dte eva uatiOn lie COne devra procGder xer
dvcde lie monta1t DIES taxes prGye les abeauX d'as
sesssment pour 1850:
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TObaccO-There was but little inquiry, and not sale
closed yesterday, Wedge We, however heard
of sale of 70 hhds Stems, day since, at 81 90 "
lOOfb.
SusRT-Pces rather easier but as far as we could
earn there was Qnnable decline. Sales 400 hhds at pa
59Gc for Fair to Fully Far.
MOlasses-There good demand at rather better
rates. aud about 1900 bb changed hands at q gallon.
fiOur-The demand fair, and prices quite firm. Sales
3OO bills, including 400 unbranded at So 1884 % $40
'uperfne Ohio at 81 5O@$4 52 $50 st Louis at 81 COO
"a 62 400 Extra private erms, and 200 Extra st Louis
("a'hington brandt at So l2la qP hbl.
GFain-Con still tending downward with sales of
about ZOO aCs embracing 1000 70 $50 at72 ECO at 70
and lots Dery inferior 6467c W bushel Oats
have iuIt decLed 200 sacks St Louis sold Al and
1909 in several lots, 455Uc W bushe OF Bran about 400
sacks brought 81 O5 W l0Db.
PrOVisiOns-Thers was some demand for Pork, with
sales of $50 bb unexpected Mess at Gil co. 400 bbs Prime
"a single Ot) SIS 12a, and 50 bbs Rumps So % p Dbl
Bacon and retailing at I4c for Sides and ia " ID
or Shoulders OF Lard 30 kegs prime broug 74c W h.
100 boxes Cheese, Western Reserve, sold the Levee
7Ae Sb.
saltA cargo of 5000 sacks Liverpool (onehird Fine)
sold at little 90c qp sack and 1900 to $4,000 on
terms that not reported.
HayA aboat load OF about $50 bales We,ten was dis
posed of at the reduced rate of SIT OO y ton.
COfee-Saes Ell bags Rio ut lOG9lOt and 9sc refused
Tor cargoas.
Lime-A cargo of 1000 casks Thonaston sold at 95c 4P
cask, decline
Nhisky-We noticed sales Of only a few small lots Of
Rectfed at 2l]a925c p gallon.
BXchange-The demand good and rates firm. We
quote Sterling at New York sixty-day Bills
2D2' W cent discount; Sight Checks New York a24
Pcent. discount.
Freights-We heard of ship (hs Sachem) taken for
Liverpool at 7l6d and British vessel l33d for Cotton
both ON Wednesday, but not then reported.
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"a 18th inst; that will SELL to the lowest bidder, at my
9iloe, on MONDAY, December 2, 1850, at IL O'Clock,
ne contract for the furnishing Of all material and plankng
Caope street, from Hercules to Howard street, and Liberty
street, from Caiope street to the New Basin in aocOrjance
nl6 4 N Iiuossu,v M.vox
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Per brig Union; from Vera Cru2-Mr Stewart Consul n
Mexico at Newf ork; Co Russell, Col Ramsay Col ID Al
cream: and l36 passengers from California via
with 500, 900 in their hands " Pi'o
Per ship May Carson from IverpOol-4 in cabin srd o.;
Storage passengers. ' "''' "o
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)UBLlC NOTICE hereby given that oh MONDAY the "a av
Of December, 1850. O'Clock, adu,cate this Office
to the highest bidder the Collections st. Ma
rye Market the Vegetable Market and Poydras Market Tor
From the LIST day January, 1851
separately.
Terms and C1udionsThe will within five
days the adjudication furnish promrsoy notes eudoed 10
he satisfaction Of the Council. payable l. l. s. Z 9 H.
II and u, months he fl Day January
i to do adjudication will be made for the
the tisk Of sui farmer lessee.
He shall also Municipality
which The collect said formed that in au
OF the payment at maturity OF the said notes. Municipality
shall nave The right Of seL povtinay the rights
morgaged He shall also conom ali the now N
force, which may hereafter passed, said Markets
=. , ADOLPHE LAYET. Comptroller.
Is, 5 n tIpgg
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PAINTING DoNEWETI Nm oIiG :;

and M 1.hS 50 ong and tayorsbly knOs A. IjI1s
~ SIN tAhlE Ri would Inform his numerous ,,,s ~
W. public IN general thai he has PAINT SHOP mus as az
MagAsine street, where he is prepared 10 eontrn az IS
SuunR with promptness and dispatch all urers n ~ exc
euslhsSs' with the very best Of malenas " nus ~ iiS Oh
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LLst of Vessels Im Port Not Clnnren-


tEstsn the First municipality .lSsignatsJ in the H.. -
ia e A the Nos commence tbs Aalyss@ ir up
In he S.cend a1, The NsI ahVEs SteRrpD,
&, No. being F!stbeSt Landing. u Ii. TIl mai Inc .
smmsnce " tht &.ltsal an nm leg Ne nsin E.rr
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS



Cottou-Factors Yesterday insisted upon eXtrems rates
and although there were several buyers in the Market only
about 300 bales were disposed Of We retain quotations
observing that of the sse were at the outside figures
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INKS INGIi INKIII
RFVg1'jSOlS'S Columbian EssEs
Black Japan SGRHips s.. AHasFinss Blue IndeIbIe

Scarlet, Red, Carmine.
HE comfort, pleasure and benefit OF the use oC coon
INK IN our daily correspondence and business can
readily be appreciated By those who have experienced H.
use of ba-and who has not These Inks flow m0Ts fra
tom the pen, and give stronger and more durable colo
than any other in use ~
For sale in any quantity at the mann iacturer prices nv
an, Il. y, BEACH, lX Canal street,
aysS y Wholesale Agent for New Orleans
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= ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
~ requested, after giving days notice in the official
paper OF the Mqnclpaty 10 sell public auction the
tract Or furnishing all the material and panking Cai4pe
street from Jacob to Soils street the work to be done
cofdance with the specifications which will be furnished by
the surveyor md published with said notice.
tcS0rea Ihat the tni Of the OF said paving
either side OF the sire due by the property holders be paid
by them IN cash, within thirty days after the completion
the work, to The contractors who will be ed the
rights and privileges OF tine Municipality and the other
tmd dne BY the Municipality, be paid cash upon
according to the specifications
Resoiccl That The bids for said work will be subject to the
approval Of the Council.
[Signedl JAMES Ii. CALpwELL President
Approved November "a
Laignedl A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
Irme I'd. RIER. IleIk.
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From his statement the fiscal situa on of the Munici.
patty It viii be that It will be ~ raise by
tax on the eal and personal estate and CAPT Of this NUM-
clpallty, sufficient 10 the iUl0Wr.
For deficit for the year of 1850 ......... .- 81
For amount TO meet expenditures 1851. ia.
For amount required by Board Of Liqudn. .-
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u & o n sF| DEN TIST,
Office No. -a 81 Charles street,
B.. .e... eel and LAFAYETTE Square.
w utFsE R "Htfl.'' --.Iu viii be- peril. med n
- s&@.' ony. Misty
! %. y q t.Is, Deui,s, 1--g--5,z--5zsS
~ hos REMOVED to Cuut7r Of 5tas5feS Sr5-$
ghdGh LIFf GRd iJEPL.fNJIERti T ~ - "a
Streets row Orleans. ~ ly ALLY
,, r. IL, &. >. 81 S. h. KNAPP,
DENTAL So RGEONS. No. 1914 COMMON ST.
Opposite the Pr1te Entrance T. The 81 Charles Hotel.
HEY can convince one that lnuus Teeth may be
preserved 10 extreme old age millions : So y. -
OF which are annually lost that might gsgS=ss %
be preserved by timely and IGdicOus treat. u 5as
ment. LII 7 YT
Health, comfort, beauty and longevity are greatly Deepen
dent On the rryGtioA Of the Teeth.
Ootache, Cans2G by Of the nerve can be re-
ueEed and the nerve destroyed without pain.
nave used the IehaUn and ChUTOnsm in nearly 800
eases, without the injury the patient and with
success IN destroying senslby pain, in the extraction
eeth and also in the surgical operations apu
tanons, etc. be atesed by Professors Stone Wedie
burn, and d. MCCOniCk, and many of the medical PROBES
sion in this city.
They are prepared To insert ARTIFTCIAL TEETH from
one 10 entire sets, either with without Artificial Gums
with or without atmospheric pressure, Gas circumstances may
require according 70 the latest scientific mprOv
the
Those persons who tested their operations tor several
year. past VIII cheeriUy bear testimony tie favor naT
ucuarly 81 their beauty and durability. mh2i ly jaw
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Pleasures Of being a Cdndidate.-We find in the
Albany Dntchman an account of the pleasures Of

Albany Dutcbman an account of the pleasures Of
being candidate, which may useful to future as
pirants for public glories The Dutchman says:
hat since last Saturday, "a different called ppon
candidate security their Tent-and remarks of ano
ther, that within the five days 3l9 patriots in DISTRESSED
clrcums anees have called Gu him effect small loau
TO take note with The Dutchman is Of opinion that
the man who accepts nomination that district should
Immediately atterward aims. house. for lsrRe pn
ton Of his commitments will expect to live oil his bounty
for the remainder of their lives 1t adds this recommendation
to candidates take advice forthwith carter The
horseboat and quit the State ill the polls close
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EXpOst des Recettes Probable pour
N9yembIe ct DeCembre 1886.
Cafes, Marchands, etc l,5OO 90
UrDits de Lev'e $1,000 10
TaN-s Arteries 10000 90
MARCHES pOurle Loyer de 1850 700U0 OO-$lOG 500 90
MOntant pourvoir par Ia Taxation $lO5 sos 81
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REGULAR PACKETS.

~ h u: s. Mail for COyinEtOa, via MaDde-
k6s n vile, Lewlsbutg and Mad so vi se-t he new
assr1ssss1zA ana substantial Lake steamer LslONBRA
fbqt expressly for this trade, and uneQuae as a
j w Dubnga master leave. The Lake.end OF the PINT
Ghartraln Railroad EVERY DAY (Snndays excepted) on
tne 9TYs q TIE Il clock turning leaves Coyng
ION EVERY DAY (Sundaye exGepet } at . O'Clock A. M
fsssage u w.. Meals extra 90 cents.
n IL The steamer LenUa has recently been thoroughly
superior p Engine Boilers fine engine Hose e fo al eaS
De ascertain ID by calling the insurance offices in New
orleans or tn steamboat and boiler inspectos For further
RAYSE &, HARRISON, s. POydras street,
VIM; l.. I USHlNG & 60. IS Common street,
STEVENSON. DEMERRiTT y 90 FGravtsr st.
~ "A Letter Bag at the Office of VIM. l.. CUSHING
20 % common street, closes day at II O'Clock.
, -fYsss h NiOqtgOmery and Wetumpka Regu-
Ia 5Si5l lar Packet steamer A. DOUGLASS, Capt
fSySs55y54M lanes :. MonIg0mery, vii have Mobile
SewOneaps Mail Boat, and arrive st Nomaomrry on
Thursday Morning. in time for the Cans The s. Douglass
entirely new, and built expressly To- the Aabam River
LIa9e. " o. N
OLIVIA will hereafter leave the Railroad Tor
Covington and all theinernelate landings tri
weekly, as follows:
Slaves New 2faPs NJ Leaves CGCnEoe
Thursday ..... - O'Clock NJ Wednesday. G'ci ok A. M
saturday Ia o'clock M Friday, o'clock a. NJ
EUGENE ROCGTi RE " & Co.
NIL Il II and II st, LOns street.
C5 - For Mobile via RaY 81, T0,Ij. T5.Sss
SsEs ~ goula-The steamer ; =. Ii AR; rs Cant
NJ cars, on AMI saFUR Fhs r. F.
ing places To8l WINGATE'o 4tsR Pev M rss
So, PHIME&ARGENAN AND FItEs DSEEBs. "a,
SS5a EaieG Tor + D. GAY, and seLIng at hi. Eew6q3
a q ihs LeNee0 t1s'" TREES, SHRuBBERY AND
iHNN'S O25 In
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GROCERIES, ETC.

A. r. COCHRAN d co,
GENERAL COMAIss0N MER spgS ST SSL rex NJ
~ rect importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, Wines, ETC.,
CAROLINA re M, SEED COW rCAs bushels senu.
3 LS fsINg ,Len1 neW superior Eleme;
&fM9SQs1$o BAL 2sS d s5sied Alm,pds:
SHttH.,diI5p AbbmD&i oXes. in fine order;
- - Pr '...- ''.... and PEA HuTS-3+O
PEfPER, AACD .TNGuK, etc.-s00 bapg.
sHRhtN s6PsSeEs 5 pint i and quarts "PFFgno
WINEs-MRsont, Claret, etc, in Boxes; Malaga sweet
BRR an b6if FoE Wins oy goGga qualities etc.
RAEG anS 5Ns 9,se O S hSa
RF iFTB uS5 Ell a 3 ana Iaaey b2Ees: c,.
CHAMPAGSF"i6 b9s ,Iestof ''sho" "'00A''
REBAtNbY (HERE ESQ 92sg3 ffssb lending;
FBIRE;GRAi bozg, first quality No: !;
d P2TSs5 s'aanff7 '8&R S to Of Any
N % boxes UnderwoOd's Tomato Ketchupi
70 DO DO Mushroom H'"S do;
D',o's ana 'o' re- (. ~ MoALPIN Canal street Row.
OLD and ~ Common street.
PIE FHTlTII5O 5OF rs GSQTofbRTgy Pc Ep store and
GEORGE SHERLOCK'S EsTARLIsHFD
VI EMIGgATIoN, REMITTANCE, AND IETELLIeEScE
OFFICE 40 Poy dras street, New tireans1 PSsSGgs
a., 20 and from Great Britain and IreIani 80
SfA5z gta i'rerPn0k.. The SUBSCRIBER begs leave A
$50 inform his friends and the public that he sszs
continues hs business OF issuing Drafts and bringing npt
passengfTs from yeroo this city, in good ships and on
GEORGE SHERLOCK, ITO Poyjras street
between Csmo and st. Charles sts
a--- n INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT:
~ "arheners and Lab0Tsrs are supplied TO those reOu
2g them and families also nrn he'd with good lhofoagb
." GEORGE fssiHERRP1TGi&2. ITO Povdrss street.
~ olnos between Camp and St. Charles ste.
kTER-Just landing consignment of Lon
- don aud Dublin Brown Stout Porter for sale by
na3 JOHN TOOLE, % Plank Place,
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N,
4 COHEN, having had 30 years axpGrence offers the
~ above ataihe remedy for all Diseases per ss5Sss
tanning To the EYE Ophthalmia of five years S5sS$
anding, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye ZkSsf
OF 3 years, cured in 10 weeks man of this civ kas
being stone bind for MONTHS to the sight of one
eye IN three weeks gentleman who always used In
% years, by using only drop enabled to read the
newspaper without them by candeght hours after. In.
hammatiOn OF days cured By g2s drop IL gves
hrIlanCy to the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
" Nos. EOS PHtLIPPA street, near Heva, and 4 Sr
CHARLES street. anti IL
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LArrrupr age b, sOg .--LoNsIrUpE 800 W.nTime Oh


Br bark Express, Witty, Liverpool. G W Olive
Bark Virginia, Boush, Norfolk and Richmond
Mast & Bourl
Brig lydia Farnham, Mcintyre, Mobile, Maste
Br b1gantine Golden Rule, Warrington, Guadaloupe
VIM Burgess Sec
Mex schr Ioven Fernando, Ascona, Campeachy
j w Zachsrie Sec
Schr Josephine, ValveEde, Mobile, Farelly
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ElGS-l0 casks small and large drums best
L Eleme Figs.
n28 Az. COCHRAN & co. a Tchoupitoulas st.
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SADDT,ERY. gro


N0""rs; ~; y. SADDLERY Warehouse.
CA 49, LEV NV y; BULL Co No Is Canal = !.
k.lEalRN t,e" Orleahs between Camp nd IA
AIGe4AS lu etureTs and importeB St11N
~, anu ouunery ware have f5e8,Sf
os Saddle, tIr,i llu large and complete assortment
"a ISJi. n, Trnnhs Whips Shutting Hsrpass
ayc, ins"r;i ., NJ saddlers' Tools Trmming III
$50 6md&W ANnREySy - ma,
PHILADELPHIA SADDLERY WAREEIoTsI[
Ia SIsNGfthe Golden Horse Head. srTssssS Dsf'
k.Ss13h where the large Horse standa in YA.1fM lN
Canal street, 90 Sts Y WI
MAGEE g. KNEAss, $1,000
Manufacturers importers of SADDLERY HAD
NESS, TRUNKS, WHIPS Leather OF ali kinds TadIs
and Findings for the Trade Plated Saddlery Ware tooh
and Harness Furniture. WheotJarrODs, Carer and PSa,
cock Pt01S.
Military Goods,
Ns-N Ia great variety, together with Military l.
f$,, Findings, Trimmings, etc, Cloths, Cas- "a n
-4szasxEh Flags, Buntings, etc. ul I'LL
, RGgalia and JeWelS,
tOf nlas0ns Odd Fellows and Sons of Tempe rance Work
ing Regain, Peraphernaia
M. " H. are Principal Agents Of the Boston Betting Com.
Rauy or The sale OF Metallic Rubber, Machine Betting.
7he"" ,'seskSthiG etG;t together with all articles Of
,, INDI.3 RUBBER .Iy3.rUF.4CTURE.
rucHae are invited to call and compare the Goods and pr
Ces WIN 9ther HOUSES, or they will regret it.
AZ nFeat inducements will be offered APPS iyi)W
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ABN ORLEANS ENIIGRANJ IL E{E(ITV7TI NIIR
OFFiCE.
!al ass& ss2S. 81 "a
REWARDS.

TMENEY DOLLARS REWARD-PaDa,yavf from
- NE subscriber the l2h of May last, mulatto "a
boy; by the name OF BOuke, about 10 yoa old, az
stout Oulli lie had when he lett blne bAnketfE
eoat and wool hat There two bad places on his ~
he7'l, oecasOned by bum when child lie has a
On ms tgrehead he ia four feet inches high hand
kerchet on his head 10 detection. Whoever will
Tsi sad boy or b ge him in a and give Information to NJ
j. Regaft, 10 Carondelet street will the above
ward. [O22 3h1 ROBERT ACAlPIN.
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-r,1,,mtE oRALTY OF NEwORLEASs, Nov. Is, 1850.
NOIlC r Is hereby given in virtue OF a resolution
adopted by the Council of Municipality No. Two, on
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Thursday Evening, November Is, 1850
Arrived today st Paul and Boona, lis head
of Cattle, 30 Mich Cows and 1870 Calves The market re-
mains bare of good Hogs.
Prices: Beef Cattle, 396c, #ib net Hogs, 4s0
81 W ID net; Sheep, 90 OOO$3 80 4P head; Mich Coi0s
slSO$fO W head; CalUes S. COOs7 50 Up head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-29

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