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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
DR.. MARTINS UNIVERSAL PuRGA-
TIVE PILLS

In Offering those PiPst 10 the Public. we know there
scantlot he n better, or u more safe. easy or Agreeable
Purgative. They speedily remove all Irritating met.
tiers retained IN the bowels. or when the hahitnal
%5alsine discharges are too tardy or insufficient for
Health, hY their specific virtues they restore the fuuc-
:tions tn q healthy action. and The blood to- it, ma tural
!purity. levd Dr. Boen's certificate
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
GEO. 81. 1IEROMAN, Agent .fo,
Button Roagc, La.
DRUG O FOR SALE.

UKUt NTUKT FUK SALE.
@2rH'llE undersigned, DESTROYS Of
IL = making & voyage to Eutope, of III
IA fers for sale his drug store, cstab Ia
lrahed for about IF cen years 1T Baton Rouge.
in u mot desirable l]ocalion; the establish.
ment is patron zed by a large number Of good
customers, and is yleldna.a 81 G income.
Al persons indebted to him either for &C.
counts or notes are requested to call AID settle
The same.
The unders gned has recently renewed
entirely his stock OF drugs g. medicines simp-
le and compound; and is prepared as hereto
fore, to furnish the same to his friends ON the
most reasonable terms and prices.
Sept, % If. b. JAJRDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

nt1Aan

a tEFhEfA r. X ID = 81
feF tVERtRBfff HpBHsfats tfgEtutty.@Thhf ~ a
rqfsattatilla fr sale III the different thwns called $. j.
Jasfipemrs Enfsaiafiiia. II ~ advertised ~ thh uhi9l
Nall ,ytjyitNE. and MI that! IhiS Townsend Is no a6etet
mi nETer sas; bot was fertretly n WORKER On railroads. ca.
6alg. and The HBe yet he asstnies The title ~ nrttet tht lie
nnfnase If sairide credit M what he IL not He says he
mas 1t,e,uisJ tVe fnaiiesl sctneIs. and practiee,l fbr fifteen
reatst e Nov The truth il, he never p~fsctieed titeHttins 3
laY in His life stbh stfthd, isfeked MISREPRESENTATION
iuaks bad 70 the eharaetet aud tetarity 81 the iisn. | wish
,nast sittafalg. lie had never tnaih tEaae ataitittenis uf MIN!
gotf uF ri me. When viii tuen learn to bs homes anu truth.
vi IN al tiieit dealings and intnre9irsa with tltatr. iellrv
Etpp lie abffiad ta one RnPl tiapp II a'sist Inn ttittan;
Sfartarin6 hfs mixture, Sitting tie Iaree Sums he would
Eake. as ~, iHdtleetnent u ehha{k il tts business. THESE
Fal fflYe been Insulting atd fballitg NE N I'll rtssiFls
fertia. in order - Impress the public win the belief that
tie Oh tiattnrs Satsatuafils Fns not TIE gethtrt, Hrtgthat
SgrstffdtfHf. made IRON tie Hi. Dbcipi's GffetfN Reti-
pie. fhias. =. Townsend says | have snltl TIE ttse 81 my
aanp FIR 81 a week ! will aive him sf4i II he will pre-.
dire ore siiale SOLITARY pfnat If tits. Ills statements If
Thompson. Skillman n to, nrh Mullins but q tissue Of
iatseh.ptq, sifiulY male IT, iecei4e the ritgtit. sud Keep
the truth d1wh hi tsfara ~ his snntit's. feftrenttng ROM
thsvaa. This 10 70 eantion TIE public g Hirchase. meme but
Old DR.. IACoB Townsend Sarsafarilla. lfav'ns on i the
ND i,1ctat's likeness, HE firmly tant gf arms, and his
sgnatitfpaetess the Goat az affass
ptiBci9n1t gdfee. l1 htssatt stfset, n X .Ltn..
lAtnu IUV%EENH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
THEgEjr REMEDY EVER
kSnsVN no MAN.

h' - "H
MON rnrsts Asi,ma yptds. Cr,,t. r4,maitj,s
v lbnnnnfs, HlaaffnH IL ,fa Inies. Hiflicnliy a
I,..4hi,t Ijys, ! a4sii,,, Pain or Weakness nj ti,a
i,,.asi :, XII, Ii.s4g .gt,nas ,r fanspmrtirn 6a
j n = Il
9 y y
HE Il sUEAHLE rtfilEs.
OTall The etre4 thfit have vet been recorded. there
nm, ra,raitir fHr,t aiiT of CONSUMPTION. seven IL sp1ia
.. is ,yafat rrtrs.
trpFFRsn4 roryFY. Ia. Fah 81. lRiaa
,ts,,. S,a6,,I h p,t6 Gents. 'lfis 10 IL rriify
TIA, nav ,,iG. Nanai I,ebpnev. has hess IL 4 tlasltt.
i15 stair M health I'M the las, two yeats. IIefdtatsi
bafHAd lil Eiti prsap Laet medical n#l ! cUail Pm
.vrp-l, rr rhres-taa, pronounced fipr jiseass ''#H-
s,tprtta, ia th- I4t atapp.'' and saii that her ""-
,pt, Nsa is,ai All trlua,, l,otea. ASA last r#arl.
,,:h ,,St iria b,.a. ,yt,rtreI Vista ~ t1.iuu,n IVA
VIII tltnrrv Nt$r udnr = fN bottles. ffrt.i III
a,y an a.arhi s,,t,4,,a tba, her hanlti, afa i1'ant., v
ra,,IiIr -ia i.,sry d nv ree,nr4l VA u la>@lAs NJ
attanf IL Ipt r.trtst tuttspi,f iafiRa. rifltli E'
inn any irst.,,,ri.A,a. liar rarit fflgraet1a ny fl"
nresent hoat,t, vatttnt ~ 10 ne hglH ifa Z H@f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

No lee is hereby giyent 10 alitlose who have
c|aim~ against the sutcesstcn Of Mary Nc.
Kacate F deceased, TO PRESENT & en- du.v an.
h,ntiGtlcd to J Y. nura d.. Sher If oi the
ra'ish ot West ia on Rouge in fifteen d4ys
tr N tie first r]ubiira ,on If fhas rot CO.
o JOIN NCVEa, Atmiuistra or.
in. 10. 1850. St..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

T0ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
take g'est pleasure in recommending tue
bearer ar. Glass as a good tuner and r~opaiter
OF piano fortes, and have no heSitatioa ia say
ing that az those who wish q empty him fpr
that purpose win be well satisfied. 4
Bosom, Nov. 18th lSta. RespectGlly,
J.. CHICKERING'S.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
AVIS
AE'O4a,HANI


lhr1nenr drfGunrr les ctoyeHs de ceUe vile ttdgs euvuoD, qnj rwu IN a-
SCI tuant H. bi9hers ds dsrrsm# modes SAVIOR. motlts dor ct A4 gent l. qUmze
ct double bother hnnenes dor ct dagrut, hagus de dianantb ou@es doir,
paf danes pluHs ct cfayonsdpf 1t dBrget, ehahes. dt per dantz,
donnss le d5H.
sa cb ,ge to tot9a s2eces Dr. rhabHpzas dMfegcie ct les garaDG pendant un II.
I'll TAFT t@d totes esptHs De faGomdtIes de bJeIctie aux pdz1s rs n,jaG@ q
y Nov, L. ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
Beaver nAMs. QrErN tNV'H to. vi
npiuhrr N. I4l3.

Dr Gam n EatfB. CD
Rcaportod Nir-iu Justice fo yen and 10 tho Public.
and "a discharge ne high ond Responsible uhIisnl ion
resting upon inc. cake this method nf making Known
10 The Public. ,Ebould. You think il worthy Of rubbish
lhg} The remarkable ef,re your National Tonic has
wrought IN my particular rase. | had been laburtny
tRteran iltrrmttiing fever for r. months, | had tried
different eminent Physicians. hut without rrlrrrsg -
tis true. the p1inise would stop the clilIa Il dny or
two, hut they would return with double violence IN.
I'll became weak and emacialri. NV stomach
SWOLLEN and hnri. my spirits broken. and had hut III.
Tie hope nt again berulninr n sound man: l7st winter
arrl]'nthllr saw this Invaluable 1onit. and acting.
rs o drowning man wuuld catella nj FtrawR. SO u rnught
nt a bottle Of your Madicine-rnmnenced tnlsirs il.
aud before used a hat bottle my ehills lrf me, nv
appetite gradually returned. aud my spirits nlao, ana
hy The ting had finished the one hottie wna, ms it
WERE a new man, Nearly q year has clipped and |
have moi had q angle chill. Ionr Pills ara the nntat
popular pulls among us. Yours. with respect,
jolfN NELSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
TR l. (

'N'"' ''f'f 'tH. ttIbN"llHEH.
Henry s ructner.
! fffEn Foyrrv. II.
President Board Of Trustees.
DIRECTORS.
loFaph w Stanton. John Stroud. sen. NJ. NJ Colleen.
John H. Lewis. John Calhoun. Preston ". Far,ar.
| VIM " t.ppdrtch. 10 hua Baldwin. Nm. IL White.
john T. saltrans. Hnrrirk Martin. jobs u Eain.
a y. Gresham. Marh Walton. WIN CETontirs.
Cornelius Fellows. Joseph Taiianie. in0BB Leefa,
lsdw. Ieruer CoSe.
~ This Company IS prepared 10 entertain applira
ton s. for life Insurance. and isFtie Policies on ali sound
| md healthy White persons aud Negroes. at the
Table Of RHtee rstablirled nv lie Elonrd, which sre
less dian The rates ~clRrgrsl by the New York and
London offices. ana without heir restrictions ms to
residence in the South. Ty The clarter. dividends Of
profits nrs declared annually. and Tie profits draw
interest. and can he made avaiInbie at onre to The
extent oftwo-lhirds oftItoir amount. whers the party
has paid hts premiums IN full
JoHN HAgAN PreSidsnt;
PHEsToN w. TARBAH V.P.
Al policy holders. whether Tor life or shorter terms
who continue the insurance till death, participate in
the whole oiihe profits of he company. without any
reservation. and without mourning any persoapl res
possibility beyond The amount Of tlieir premiums.
Creditors can ine,lrc the livps of debtors. thus
securing a prompt settlement In case Of death. A
married women ran effect insurance ON the life of
her huehand, for he sole benefit and use Of herself
and children, free from The claims Of creditors.
California Permits are Issued TO Life insurance
members al New York md London rates. ProsIeo-
'na table Of rites aud all information ms 10 Life lnsur-
ace, md Ill papers necessary 10 effect insurance ran
be Ind NJ the office of tle Company.
In order TO accommodate aIl clases n our citizens,
young men and mechanics having families dependent
upon them. the Company will allow all persons ipsnr.
ing for hTe. where the premium amounts to over $50
per annnm to pay one half III cash and one half in
satisfactory endorsed notes at IL months, bearing in
terest ut s per cent. per annum. al
~. B.. The business Of this Company is confined 10
LIFE INSURANCE ONLY. BY n resolutions Of the
Board no Fire River or Marine Risks are taken.
Circulars. setting forth the advantages offered by
company viii be furnished gratnitiousIy npen appli
to the undersigned, who has been appointed
agent for the Company.
J. w. SEYMOUR. Agent. g
Main St, South Of Gee. NJ. HeEonan, Baton
Rouge.
F. M. HEREFORD Nd.
aug % n32ly. Medical Exa miner.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
MARTIN 4 W|IIlrELEY'S NATIONAL
Tn\It

lbs ptnLefnfiDn u u "nt1lin rttrr for fle Artle and
Fever. aml llrapaIria, We Only aak q trinl III il. aud
ar' FatIstiei plnnt"Fa and ritizena grrietnlty. viii sayr
hundreds o 'iaIlnra hy keepinr y snp,Iv ~ t. T,ut.,
IHli hartiuR Till hv tlctn Read The inltavirp Ger.
4heate Of worthy loan who "as cured Is The uc Of
The Tonic,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

HATS, lGT3! HATslm-Just received
- a large supply Of superior SILK ard Bea-
Yer Hats, at COIN & OPPENHEIM.
feb6 Sign Of the Beehive.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23
LAND FOR SALE.

a Tract of Land situated on the Mississippi rive
IA miles above Baton Rouge lying between the
plantation Of Sale 4 Posey, and Thomas Deval
containing about 400 arpents. The Land is wei
timbered and would suit admirably for a wood.
yard. For terms applyto
dec %. 1919, tt. ]. C. LANOJE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

HAVE in Store-Soda Biscuit, Pickles,
Jars Of all sizes; Pilot Bread, Preserve.
in quar-. Jars, Orange water, Sardines in
Whole, half and quarter boxes. For sale bv
jan le y. Nj. B. WOLFE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-23

on Carrots Perriqne's Best Chewing
@OTobacco. For Sale by
JULES BONNECAZE.
Jan. 18th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

In noticina the event Of the admission Of Caliio9
MIA as State into the Union, feel that we are
recording one Of tile most sublime and triumphant
illustrations of American progress, and of the
moral, social, and political grandeur and power of
American Institutions that has been witnessed
since the close of the Revolution. The conse-
ouences Of this grand achievement, which yet
seems more like a vision Of enchantment than a
reaty upon our whole country, and especially
mon the city of New Orleans and the val
lev of the Mississippi, reach far beyond the power
of the most vivid imagination TO describe. We
confidently predict that, with the aid and encour-
raeement which win be given by the government
to individual enterprise, in less than three years
communication will be oTened, by railroad, across
the Isthmus of TehuantspeC which, in connection
with a line of steamers, will bring San Francisco
as near to New Orleans, in point Of lime, as Pitts
burgh. This will at once open up 10 our enter.
prsns fellow-eitzens trade with the shores of the
Pacific, the Hands Of that mighty Ocesu, and the
East Indies, the Importance and value of which are
beyond the power Of numbers to compute. San
Francisco will become great and 1ourishing city,
as if brought into existence by the magical inAu.
suce Of Aladdin's Lamp, and The 1opIe of the Eu.
reka Stale will almost fulfil the prophetic declara.
hon that the time would come when " a nation
should be born in a day
Trade and Commerce, from the earliest period O
the worlds history, have been the fore-runners Of
civilization, Christian enlightment and the conse
quent elevation and refinement of human cha
racter Americans have already found their wa,
to almost every place of any importance throughou
the world, and we are almost led to the belief tina
God has made the people Of this mighty Republic
MS favored instruments to plant The principles 0
civil and religious liberty in every portion of tn
habitable earth. Who can doubt, that the execu
ton of this transcendently sublime and gloriou
mission, will be greatly accelerated by that Amos
boundless Trade and Commerce, to which we hav
already adverted as the necessary consequence c
the admission of California into the Union, as on
Of the members of that glorious Confederatio
Of States, which, we rust, will endure to the en-
Of time.
Had our blooming young sister been left t
struggle on for series Of years under rerriIoria
government, all her energies would have bee
iramped, her resources in great measure locke
up or, what is worse, squandered and waste
before she was in condition 10 make them avail
able. As it is she enters forthwith upon briIliaI
and glorious career, and her final destiny, v
rust, will be fully equal to that of the greatest an
most pros porous of her elder sisters
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

As the Cotton crop is looked to as the great Their
momeler of trade and commerce, in this country, |
as well some Of the most important parts of the
old world, we have thought we could not do our
readers more acceptable service than to present
for their examination, the close of another week.
its prospects, according the most authentic and
reliable accounts we have received from all sec
| tions of the Cotton region to date.
Before entering upon this task, however, we NAV
remark that our Cotton market during the week
has been active at very full prices, and the bust
ness, considering the limited supply, has been
| large. New Cotton comes forward very sparingly,
showing in addition to the very backward season,
rather poor results of picking Factors are quite
firm IN demanding extreme rates, and appear not at
| all influenced by any downward movement in Iiv-
erp0o, feeling entirely convinced that such having
been produced by exaggerated estimates, caused by
| the favorable weather in July and when tbs true
state of the crop is made Known very decided
| reaction must ensue; besides we learn that plant
ers generally desire their Cotton held for higher
prices, many limiting at l5c. The fact Of one short
| crop Of Cotton bring followed By another has its eE
feet in producing the belief, that when the truth is
| fully established on the other side Of the water,
which must now be the case in a few weeks, prices
must go up materially, both abroad and at home
I - H. W. III '''0 va 'l'.1
'io' VI " gerry S''O'' ''HP' as III
en- 49,, 'o' 'l''l IA W, paper u 1 me
, ol'ilo 7' ''e u''
~, H., - ,..7..-
, g ~ 5''I, .
now bear, that owing 10 the destructive rayagss Of
The boll-w0rm, an entire change has taken place,
rsgion In The Red Ri,ar oo1rtr,, ,5 ,,I h, s.s,,
nv nur extracts which or, fill, firrne, ,
tsrs from The rlanters n r,iI rrsa,sr cba1as he,
occurred, and from that section oC country yybsr,
mill orife receptlv il was believed that a cr,r
would be produced to make IN IN mari for the inun
dated lands on the Texas and Nlssissippi rivers
only a small crop can come with. some DANCER nj
being very greatly cut off bytho caterpillar, which
owing to the extreme backwardness Of the season
could do great mischief
Great complaint continues to be made, through
out the whole Cotton country of the shedding of The
bolls, forms and blooms-and of the great injury tc
the stalk by stunning and preventing the growth
besides the bolIyyorn, is ranidlv extending hi,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14
rELEGRAPHIC.

CHARLESTON, Thursday, Sept H.
The Compromise Bills.
The California and other compromise bills have
been signed by the President.
Railroad Accident.
A terrific accident has taken place on the Boston
and Albany Railroad. Col. Monttort, distinguish
lawyer OF NewYork and two other persons, were
killed. and many were badly wounded.
California Delegation.
The California Senators and Representatives
have been admitted to their seats in Congress.
Adjournment OF Congress.
Congress has agreed to adjourn on the Both
September
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Sept. l9-6;lSF. NJ.
Slavery In the District.
Stewards bill, abolishing slavery in the District
has been rejected by the Senate-yeas i, nays 10
Secretary OF the Interior
Alexander H. Stewart, of Virginia, has been ap
pointed to and has accepted the Seoretaryship o
the Interior ic0yl,7lc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

1puluS" W - 49, - Tr,,. |
with Bastrop 4VI Hpei''5 "a t Ni 49, ol.' - -
Lynch OF iAentuchy anu tSu ~ 'o's. SJ -,
compact before fIer euiSo''"' ~ Guy VI i,' ,,1
in which Bastrop selts 10 - ' - H., U.s. " H.
oftie grant, and 10 hotTnousI s' ~
self lOOOJO arpents' !" NJ % I' No ~ m
choose. In t,e l".lp, - - bo - t md ,gss 5c
arpen'' su'l nd bonnds IyEb and Morshousehedtl the
grant partiuoneu pst', - etiag ssbi l,,b Nm,
his life large quantities OIL ms o'9h OF H. W
esduary interest OF Moehouse was sol oy s ne 70 'E'
Lyle Robert H. "rhlli ot' eple UnH'u Vi ty '
who partitoned what they had purcha1d among
Girard had previously pAAAAs s1 'S'se "@G' N u'
| house portion OF ths grant hau es'ao.A.e'i '11
md in his VIII he gave TO inc eues oi ~ 'le1'''
| and PhNdepha, his lands IN OaSch'a' wa ~ ~ '
| Morehodse part of the grant, lie gave 20 ue Guy u,
| New Orleans his plantation anu saves WIN ,'e "
The plantation and slaves TO Juaee lieniy DRY, lo'
years, during his ie Judge bry Is yet awe aSo u
New Orleans has never come 'h'o possea1oh " l
egaoy. The MorehoGse pari OIL ue gram y o' s 'oI
ide OF it, and portion Is IN OuaehlIa a'ish lno ~ |
part and the bSs!Fop ieeNe On 'e rGD"
6,OO0 arpents oil inc nasuop reserve Is IN l ~ guy"
100 in Arkansas hyheh soia ms pa'l % uie el u:
large tracts, some to Edward Livingston ven S""' ~
and Others. The grant pas never peen auJ"ueae' up1
| he Supreme Court OF u' Oh''tu e'S"5' u'' I.' "
never been sectonlzed, and no Ohneu states S"EEeSo
has stretched ehah aeos1 w. as par % VI ~, 1"
IS ,ublc doman-w',h the exception Oh .ae Ue'utslu
he titles derived from Tue Eiahee' OF "s als5E' az
1, ONE few combinations Inns Imlehe doet o' eoN''' 1
prsing OF the finest LANDS IN Louf aua' oe'HP
Cwhere it is so) by persons haVns NO srSuoW y, e
tx to those who hold under the grantee, ROT getting
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

~ pso1t ,spirit.-The City OF Covington
,..,,s ,acea 4, the disposal Of the Covington am
Lev Lexington Railroad Company, bonds Of the p..S
II Coylngton to the amount Of one hundred tho H
and dollars. The grading Of twenty miles oil 'h'
road will soon be under contract.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

.,,,.;e,l y,onder is at present entertaining the
.,oad c;t;zens Of York, Pa. Mr.. Sharp sings the
ssnar mart Of any piece Of music in delightful ln,
ke tone and accompanies his tenor with deep
hsav, bass, on low, uniform key. Hls perform
a sss nartakes Of the character OF an organ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

me March Of Improvements New York
c,anrier. saws - Street smoking has been pretty
,bsrouahly abolished, so far as persons claiming
respectability are concerned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

The Legislature Of Maine adjourned on THURSDAY
,,.rning he 29th ult, after session OF ~ days
having passed I75 acts and 122 resolves 1 ne ses
sion has been an unprecedented long ehe,
son ans other subjects Of an important charaote
brought before it,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14
RAt lliyINlE-
szag Rg,ELA ILL

From Council Bluff 49, ssA6sr salnN o.SsS
rived al ST. LOUIS on the an inst, The only ,Fqy@s
OF any importance by her is reported iigai-tOulU
tween the Ogtoes and Cheyenne Indians X ,sabsne
report having killed a large number Of tass {
mics but As they brought in no scalps, M 1NlhNs
ment was generally believed 10 be unhr er.so;ept
6pht ifthere has been one at all, will no
| 10 other and perhaps more serious disuEGmh Ia
tween the TWO tribes. The Ouoss wfery LApi E ",
rsturn from their summers hunt, an, lahic Ss., NJ
rep1red 10 have been fought on the on s r,Ssived
stream called Big Blue. csE. in all mrs N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14
-, =. .5Ioetlnss AM. Iaro"ins.

NOOK, Fountain, No. l., At Coastal fount Hall
WASH =! y Cnpitoulag street, AT 0 L.oyH'
- DrylsIos, No. g, at gsG5ii tl' ''s '' 'on'noH
FEARL ~ ~ 'Chares streets, al y o c.' ~
an" S9 + Futon and R tg5 15% 4l On
eta' H0O T9.ug,yglg EigyntHE....
sr. To- . IL G: r at IS o5os 'o".."' Co"
"A mon aN" 7'' = - es
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

Tbe steamship Baltic, the third vessel OF Coshn'
r,,s Y now rapidly being completed at New ork
md i is said she will be ready to make her mrs
sr;o ~ Liverpool in less than month
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

Charlotte Cushnsqas This lady, we understand
has secured MI. Neafe to begin his professional
tour with her at Howard's Atheneum, Boston
where they perform for three weeks, after which
they will pursue their tours separately. Miss c
has shown much tact and judgement in securing
ne services Of this popular young actor Thei
lont eiforts must prove very intellectual treat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

eife are concerned These boats were seen by
gentlemen who arrived in the city last night, at
lenst two hundred miles above Naiehez.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

Itia4-Ihe new splendid engine recently got
ont from the North by Perseverance, Fire Co. No
l5 is, we understand, to be tested tomorrow on
Canal street. 1t is fine piece Of mechanism, OF
great power.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

FoR MopILn AND THE WATERING PLAcEs.-The boal
engaged on the Lake day at the following hous;
etsalne Caliiornia Ensign for Mobile via bayLouls' 81
Fsss Cllristian and PAseagoula, II a NJ. cars
81 Charlss suton for BILOXI, via Bay St LOUIS, Pass
Christian and Mississippi City. 81 O'Clock P. 81 cars
oRss, Hoffman, for MandeviIle, Lewsburg, MadsonVle
nd Covlneion. IL, N. cars.
Lsn9fa Miller for covmgt0n, via Vaudeville, Lewlsoars
fnp MadIOnylle, Il o'clock a, y,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

= Gora4lasent StOres.-The steamer Minnesota
left St. Louis on the 9TH for Fort Leavenworth
with an entire cargo Of Government stores, des
lined for Santa Fe. She had nearly two hundred
tons on board
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

lows: .,,.u. 9s4 fr;5s s5:5f Peck.
~ ds,norFat $40 Roberts, old line, 3s2 In the
.s,, % vn last year. the wing gain was lou.
80 III Congress, same tosgais - Lyman, wing
800; Miner whg 500 Roberts free &c. ae,noS ,he,
*, ~ ,yet and dsagreeable and vote generally small
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-14

Ihs Somherner.-R. J. Yancey q Sons, hitherto
connected with The press Of Memphis, have issued
prospectus Of new paper with the above nameN
which is to be devoted to the defence Of the South.