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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
Or CHARLES mUnDE's
xU ATyR-CURE ESTABLISHHEET

AT NORTHAMPTON, nAsS.-DI. MUNDE respect
"A fay informs his fnends ard he public taat he hss b.
come owner OF the Iste Dr. Reggess WssrCure Est4b-
nshmert At BensOny.ie, q mes from me NofhsnPsou
es,iT,sd Dsp0 hours ds from Eew-Yors, shout from
Bcson ana from Albany situated 10 ons Of he pleasant
es ysIies OF New England, sunounced win vocigrown
bins with shady walks and sbandzruy supplied WIN ne
u1rest sofssl and coolest granite wser Inc cir pure
nd 6eslthy and he climate mid md agreeable Tho nav
and spacious buildings Offer ell nc Necessary eooyen;snces
for vatsr-cure purposes such a. large plunge caths,
douebes ard airy gng rooms for shout parenis sep
sgsrs for either gymnasium etc The Doctor being
rhe esresf now living disciple VI Pressng a 0raeen-
b1rg and hsyisg expeeoes u more hsn Is years Of
H. Own ~ writings Wsercurs being In Tho hands Of
evsrv Europeas hydropah hopes &c respond any
sonabls expectations from he waiercare ysem, made oo
h. psri Of hose sufferers WHO may con6ce themselves 70
him
mIe2xwJyl
yOHN WALL Of the late arm OF ]. q. eeekaan =
, Co Commssios De1les n Boots, gboes and LsAibesr
issrettst "a door from Fulton. and rsw % moe aao
bssfaerst Boston
n. CensssprDsnas sns~issd. - svisscd svosssS
DANA OF sALIsBUgY.-Ths notss o. % 2, soas
- OF safsb1ry, Nays r-deeued By r. hOo1ntOH
q W.liiamssi n Der csnf dscoEEt jeS iyDkW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
AUCTION SALES.
q. GARDINER. AucIioneer.
DY BALDWIN GktD DINER,

DY BALDWIN GANDiNbk, 800
IL Store SrcaiWsy, cor Anihony-s
re- Fsrfcufsr arrcron vii b. s.en 10 sS-s OF Fancy
g. d. Po,ct lsn F.inungs. &c A. furniture OF fani-
h-s giving ~ housekeeping. Ase siocss 81 asnufse-
tufefs, - Al Il ~hch are respcct'g 3 solicited
HagiLg made srFSns cement with Nf. A FUTILE a.
hs Salesman he hopes 10 merit Inc patronage Of ns friends
and the Tubhc - Jei hu
TuEsD ~. Jr-s IS.
R,ch FfurT a0isA 20 eock. n re s,'es roo'' ~
hfcHG sas ~ f'th lscy r1ras ast saiet AID
worthy attention PARTICULARS in q fsg dsys j-T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

FREAKS OF PIPER-0ne George Piper was
arrested in the Eighteenth Ward last evening Tor
breaking down the door Of James Neice, IN Nine
teenth.st near First-av. and insulting Mr. N fam
ilv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

CHARGE OF STTALISe.-Georee Sherman was
arrested in the Eleventh Ward last night on q
charge ofstealing eli in gold. Complaint made by
c. G. Nestle and A. Kick. Prisoner discharged by
Alderman Miller, TO appear this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

DIscHARGD BY AID. WooD.-John and Thos-
Brsney, arrested this morning for assault and bat.
terry on the complaint OF John Harley, were dis
charged by Alderman Wood of the Fifth Ward
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23
From tho Rio Grnnde.

BY the arrival of the steamship Yacht, Cant
Thompson, from the Brazos, we have received
Brownsville papers to the 9th inst.
The Yacht brought $50 600 in specie and three
bars bullion to o. Klemm $4,000 in specie and ten
packages silver to Cramet e. Co; s., 953 in specie
to Gldermeister & CO.; $1,000 in specie to Gar
nier g. Brothers; S3,672 in specie to Hellman &
Stadeker Sl4SO in specie to S. Fernandez two
packages silver to Hess q Sanger; s5l4 in specie
10 A Berganini.
The following passengers were brought by the
Yacht
Mr.. and Mrs. McFarIans, Mr.. and Mrs. Mario Capt
M w isonl CIptsn BnieT III ] b MSksnze,
ns, Olanski, M. Terry, John Hiisch. ?. Lelosas, j.
Williams n. H. Bosedge. John Jaret.
The Brownsville Sentinel states that a brutal
murder was perpetrated on the body of the occu,
pant of the Palo Alto House, an old man, go years
ofage, media distant between Brownsville and
Point Isabel, on the night of the 9th ult., by six
rufians' The assassins were disguised by means
OF masks worn over their faces. There were no
other persons in the house at the time the murder.
ers entered, but the old gentleman and his lady
the latter they confined with cords and then plum
dered the house The old woman, we are informed,
states lhat the ruthans commenced the attack upon
inc old man with knives, who instantly sprang to
his gun, and succeeded in dischargns one barrel of
it before he fell, literally cut to pieces with their
murderous knives. 1t is thought however. that
one oflhe monsters has been severely injured bv
the shot of their victim, considerable blood was
found upon of the posts of the plaza, supposed
to have come from one Of the robbers in leanins
against it for support. After the contamination Of
their fiendish design, they bound the old lady, as
stated above, plundered the house, and decamped.
The murdered man was named Cotton, and it is
said the assassins were all Mexicans. A reward
of five hundred dollars will be offered for their ar.
rest and conviction.
AT the election in Brownsville on the Pearce
Boundary bill the vote stood Accept G5-rejsct2
A Mexican in Brownsville named Bartolo Ia.
pat, murdered another Mexican, named Rodriguez,
by stabbing him to the heart.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

BY arrival at Boston, the report of the loss>6e
the U. S. soop.of-war Yorktown is confirmed.
The officers and crew on board the ship-of-war
Dale.
Richard M Johnson, formerly Vice President of
the United States, died at Louisville on the 18th
instant.
1t is said that the message of President Fillmore,
at the commencement of the next session of Con-
gress, will be unusually long.
The Council of the city of Baltimore has been
convened in extra session to take into considera-
ton the McDonogh Will.
The Cunard steamship Africa has sailed from
NewYork for Liverpool, with $4,000 in specie.
The Wings of Delaware have nominated Gen.
Scott for the Presidency. Mr.. Clayton approves
the choice.
Animmense Union meeting was held on the night
of the 2lst, in Philadelphia. Resolutions APPROX
ing the fugitive slave law, and condemning North
ern fanatics, were adopted. Mr.. Buchanan advO-
Gated the same sentiments.
Daniel Webster has returned to Washington.
Evening PicaVune.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

Internal ImprOUementS- Watrnian's Re.
port.-A great press of matter for the last few
days has prevented from giving due attention to
the able report presented by Mr. Charles M
Waterman, Chairman of the Select Committee on
the Message of the Mayor, at the last meeting Of
the General Council We have read it attentively
and have found it document of so much interest
that we should be exceedingly glad to publish it
entire for the information OF readers if could
possibly spare the space. 1t is well calculated to
arouse the people of New Orleans to proper sense
of the importance of improving speedily those
advantages so lavishly bestowed on our city by
nature, but which are not sufficient in themselves
to prevent the loss of large portion of the trade
that properly belongs to her, The report dwells
at length, and in detail upon the importance Of
four great schemes, which are now in contempa-
ton, viz: The Tehuantepec Railroad, the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad the Attakapas Rail
road, and the Plank-road connecting Shreveport
with the rich and fertile region of Eastern Texas.
The advantages of all these works are brought out
in bold relief and those interested cautioned in the
most impressive manner against the dangers OF
further procrastination. Il can hardly be doubted
that the stock in each of these Improvements will
prove to be highly profitable; and it must be
obvious to all that it will be much easier to retain
and increase the trade we now have, than to regain
it if once lost by apathy and the judicious
improvements made by our rivals.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

The Place .4rmss.The Of the destroyer has been
work. and already several of the venerable trees which
from time almost mmemOrs have their grateful shade
the Place Arme have been laid low in the dust We
who have looked them but few yea, gaze IN.
moved the work which much like Dissertation.
What then be the emotions Of some Of the old residents
the tirs Municipality, who knew NewOreans in its infancy,
Arme' tseems sacregiOus thus to destroy all YES
uges oil the past but the march of modern improve
heh'' with ruthless sd snnihates the timehOnoed relics
Vi Jays gone by and they left only in the memories Of
those who cher shed them Macy year will elapse the
Place Ames will be shaded by trees as noble as those
"hich are being cut down and aside The proposed
Improvements will be very beautiful in time
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23
Gov. Quiman then clearly, distinctly and bold
" declares himself in faYOr Of DIsuNIoN Wins .

1t is understood that committee from Mississippi
waited upon an american SENATOR few days
ago, and extended an invitation to him to attend
the meeting of the Legislature of that State 1t is
greatly to be regretted that the Honorable Senator's
avocatiOns prevented his compliance; as, Judging
from Gov, Quitman's message, he would have found
himself much more al home with his Excelency,
the Governor of Mississippi, than in the middle of
his late democratic friends We have not learned
that Generals Foote and Downs were, either of
them invited,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23
COVE PRICES
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING DEPOT.
Altered MUNROE & co.

CLOTHING AND FURNISHING DEPOT.
ALFRED MUNROE s. co.
"a Magazine street.
Ky The ARRIVAL of Steamships Ohio,
Palmetto and Pacific and the different packet ships, have
received an Immense addition previous stock
ceeus the amount named above, Our stock of
Furnishing GOOds
supasse any thing of the in the South II impossible to
enumeate in newspaper advertisement the different articles
posing their stock but below partial list which they invite their
friends and customers TO call and examine
COATSs
Blue, black and fancy coored Dress and Frock Goats
Labrador, Castor Beaver and blue Whitney sacs
Arctic Beaver and Jenny Lind Sac Goats and Paeots
Blue, mixed and fancy coored Beaver Cloth Sacs.
do. do. do. do do. do. Paeots
Drab, blue and brown Pilot Cloth sacs und Paeots.
Silk Wool NEW syle) Codnston sacs and Frockces
Blue and fancy coored Tweed sacs and Frocktes
Cashmere, Tweed and Pilot Cloth Bouleynrds
Brown, golden brown and gray Blanket Sac Goats.
Superior blue and black Cloth Cloak.
Real English Pilot Cloth Coaks.
Robes de Chsmbres.
Black and coored Silk and Satin Vests.
Very rich Ball aud Embroidered Cloth Vests,
Single and double breasted black and coored Cashmere and Doe
skin Vests.
Single and double breasted black Cashmere Vests.
Rich Bomhazine and Merno Vests.
White Marseilles and Buff Cashmere Vests
Very rich Satin and Trsel Ball Vests.
PANTALOONS:
Black Cashmere and superior Doesn and Cashmere PnntaoOn
English spotted DOeskn and Cashmere PantllOOns.
French fancy cOlorcd Doekin and Cashmere Pautaoon
London Checks and fancy coored Doeskin Pantaloons
Diagonal and Oxford Gray Doesktn Panaloons.
Super "i2i" Plaid Cashmere Pantaoons
Scotch Tweed (lii Wool and Tartan Pantaloons
Black and blue Pilot Cloth and sHtnet Puntaloons.
Riding Cord, French aud English Coonade Pantaloons
FURNISHING GOODS.
Mems Gossaner, Winter aud Msrno Wrappers;
Red gray white, all Wool Shirts Drawcri
Blue, red and white Flannel Shirts aud Drawers.
Linen, lite Cotton and Ltsle thread Under Drawers
Silver gray, Eden NoviH Avanturins MerinU Half Hose
Brown white gray white thread Linen and striped Half Hose
Fancy Satin, black Italian scurs and Cravats.
Black Satin Boubazne and fancy Ties Stocks.
white Kid, black, Six Gloves
Myrino double Taft Fleece lined and Bucsssu Gloves.
White Linen, colored bordered and Silk handkerchief.
Night Caps and suspendtrs.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every description.
SILK and GINGHAM UMBRELLAS etc.
Also, TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS.
BOYS CLOTHING,
Black and colorei Frocks and Pokas.
Black and cOored Cloth sics and Frockees.
Tweed Blanket Sacs and PaIetots.
Black and coored Cloth Jackets
Black and colored Silk aud Cashmere Yests.
Chjreus and Boys Toga Overcoas.
Black Satin, Cloth and Cashmere Vests
Black and cogred Cashmere Pants.
French English Cotouade Pants.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING:
Black and coored Cloth Jackets and Bouevards.
Black and coored Cloth Suits.
Black and coorod Cashmere Puu!aloonz.
~ ONE PRICE and No DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE x co.
n23 81 Magazine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23
Union Meeting i!


t In conformity with resolution adopted by the MAS
Meeting held at Banks Arcade the 12h inst the unoef
signed Committee of Arrangements, have the honor 10 m
nounce to the public that the Union Mass Meetlng "l
be held in the ST. Charles Theatre on WBDNheDA !,
EVENING, 9th inst, when General Downs ana ue'ela
FooTE the Senators from Louisiana and MissisNpF ""
other distinguished friends of the Union' WV
programme of the order of proceed"is VIII oe p""'"e
two days antecedent to the day of '''eeung'
EdO, of papers friendly the cause, will be provided
with seats nth the ofiosrs of the Meeting.
Ample prOvs-D will be made for the Reporters OF the
public pres H. D. NaN' G'''''''0ii
b. B. LEE, john NJ. BRILL,
w H. GARLAND, w. G. KENDALL,
j. P, BENJAMIN, f. L. GooLD,
W.. REESE, T.. WHITE,
L. II. DURELL, HARRY T. hayes,
n22 w. Il. HUNT, ]. B. WALTON,
See Advertisements Of auction Sales on first page.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

The Election To Day.-To-day will be elected
representative to the State Legislature 10 fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge But
lard. We understand that Major H, J. Ranney,
first rate Union man, is a candidate II eecte d. ht
will make an efficient member. His interests, as
lessee ofthe New Canal, guarantee special attention
to such legislation as may be necessary for the
protection of the city from overfows Let all vote
early, and especially those who purpose to attend
the races.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23
Tao 4lsDsOls - .N'jpOls.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Establishment
4 No. 10 Camp street, opposite Hewett's Exchange
are now in receipt Of steamship Ohio. large and com
Diete stock Of SEASONABLE CLOTHING, got up in the
best manner styles, expressly for the retail trade.
Gentlemen in need of Clothing respectfully invited to
call and examine the stock, which comprises
CLOAKs-Of 6laek Cloth, SO, "a and full circle;
OvERCOATs-Of DTab and Colored Cloths, new styles;
DREsS CO,TS-Ofbest Black French Cloth;
FROCK fJATs-Of best French Cloths, al color
BUSINESS COATS-Of Cloths, CassimeIes ana I"esds;
DREss PAETs-Of Black DOeskiu and Cashmere;
FANCy pNNTS-Of Doeskn and Cashmere, styles;
VEsTs-Of Black Saun, SILK, Cashmere AM Greh adne,
Fancy Cashmere, Wooden, Velvet, rich Figured Silks,
ORA, }rshmere, Lama Cloth, BombaLlne, etc
SHIRTs-Of Linen Cotton and Cambria husln, plain and
Hos swNieTno SIR, Cashmere and Cotton Drawers
Under n hts and Halt Hose
Observation-Disclosures Silk and Cambria plain and borlered;
CRAVATs- lack and Fancy, large varey of new styles
CIOyEs-Of silk t'ahmeTe MerinO and French Buckskin
UMBRELLAs-Or Silk. Bingham and Cotton;
Morning GOwNs-Of Cashmere, MerinO and Calico etc
nl2 2ipf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

4meriedH Iheatre.-The universally popular play of the
lunchback " Is to be given at the American TO night
with Mis- Logan, young lady who has acquired brilliant
reputation at the North and West Julja Mr.. Foster
plays Master Matter and Mr. Charles Thomas Gu ford
This is splendid cast, and should draw crowded house
The ballet in beautiful advertisement; the
performances to conclude with the ing farce of Simp.
& Coz in which MIR and Miss Logan sus1 ain the prpcpa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

me EhsoR o. PerdjdO Strset-Steps have been taken
IN the FOafh District Court TO have Peo extended to
Camp, as coon as possible Some the property owners
whose propery will be and who will be assessed have
filed opposnons, and the matter has been submitted to Judge
Suawbridge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

A Beautiful Stock Of Clothing. AT the Mammoth Es
Enlistment Of Alfred Monroe Co.. No. "a Magazine street.
can be found all that the iasdous may require in
the way of Fashionable Clothing Under Garments Hosiery,
Fancy Cayats We advise readers who are in want
OF such articles to call the One Price Stoe' See ad.
Vertisement in another column.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

Magnificent Bouquet,-Some fair lady sends us
magnificent bouquet as a compliment TO the Ores
cent. Most grateful are we for such evidences Of
the appreciation of the ladies', to whose entertain
ment aud profit our labors are in large measure
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

Sympathy AbrOad-At a recent meeting of the
disorganizers at Mobile, resolutions were passed,
approbatory of the course of Mr.. SuulS in the Sc
nate, and inviting him to make them visit. 1t is
fortunate for the american Senator that he finds
some sympathy abroad to compensate for the Woe
full deficiency of the article at home. And there
upon We tender him onr CONGRATULATIONS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23
JOHN CALHOUN, Seer tsry,
nov233Qt
CoNsEIL DE La MUNCIPALIrE No. DEUX. !

4 TTENDU, Qu'un acte de FAssembIee Gene
Tae de Fiat de la Bousiane intulte AGe elatif
vile de la NOuvele Orleans approuvG lie Is Mars 1850,
pOuryot "a mt que lie Conseil daucune de municipalities
pusse iXer dtCiHer ds quliserOnt
sees, fat des Civilizations les dttren items
de dtpenses, cOnenant mOntant nICessare
les dtpenes mprtvues de la Mnncipate pendant aDnee
parties tant urbanes rqrs esquele
Civilizations uubtes Angla Francois dams e
journal OtGe de adue Municpat pendant mons rene
Jyus avant reunion dams aquee lie COnsei devra hXe ct
dtGidef lie mOltant des taxes qul ASSESSES.
E attendu que, lie GOnse de cete MuniCIpaltl pass,
e Novembe IS o. rtsou dlearan uTbaInes toutes
les lmites de Ia dlte Mnniclpalitc,
En- sequence, pubons l'tvaIuaton suvant7,
cOnurmIt les provisions de aCe du Is Mars 1880 ct
rsO luton du COne adOpte ce0ur avis est dOnnc
Ia p1tsnte que, jOurs apes la premier pubhca
de Ia dte eva uainn, lie COuse deva prOCtder Xer
docde lie des prt6ver les tabeaux as
nDuT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

We equested call the attention of buyers Vincent
Il Co ensye sale Of seasOnabe and desirable dry goods
which will take place O'Clock this day. at their ucton
rooms 43 Bienylle street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

The Grand JUry.-The Grand Jury yesterday, and
received evidence several which submitted
them.
true bill found against Celesin Leonard Louis Pc
cher Charles Taylor, and Vgneau TOegano free persons
color for the murder of Edord Naurn ALIAS Riyero also
free man OF color The MURDER it will be ecolected took
place on the Old Shell Road the Lake. three
months since.
true bill was found against Margaret Clark for setting
fire to the store of ID. R. Carroll Co., No IS Camp street,
IN August last An effort made prove her insane
the preliminary examination, and her husband made Aft
dav stating that her actions for time previous to the
offence, justified the belief.
True bills also found against William Jones for en-
terlns shop in the night time, with steal and
against William Eaton for enterng store in the day time
with intent to steal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

The officers of the steamship Maria Burt will accept our
thanks for late Galveston papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

Weinvite attention the sale by II. w. Parey this day,
at twelve o'clock at the Arcade of real Fourth
Ward, Second Municipality
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

VIII be ready for delivery early hour this morning
will be found greater amount of the choice Literature
of the day than any other similar publication, either North
South together with the News Of the Week, carefully
coated an elaborate Review of the Markets. For
sale wrappers ready for mailing ut the counter, and at
G. Morgan's Exchange Place, adjoining the POst.oiee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23
CoUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two.
Sitting of Nov 10, 1850
WHEREAS, An Act of the General Assembly

WHEREAS, An Act of the General Assembly
w of the State Of Louisiana, entitled An Act relative
to the city OF NewOrean approved March 49, 1850, pro
vdes that before the Council of any Municipality shall fix
and decide on the amount to be assessed they shall
be made budgets estimates, exhibiting the
OF expenditures, nCu ing also the
for contingent expenses to be incurred by the MUM
cpay during the year. for the urban and
thereof which budgets estimates shall be published in
French and English the official of said Nun cipaty
during thirty days before the when the Coun-
Gil shall fix and decide on the OF be
And, whereas the Council of this Municipality passed
uton the 9th of November 1885, declaring the whole
limits of said Municipality uTban
Therefore, conformity with the provisions of the Act of
March l9 1850 and of resolution of the Council adopted
this day. the following budget Is published and notice s
hereby given that thirty days after the first publication said
budget the Council will proceed to fix and decide the
of levied the assessment rolls of 1880
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

Mr.. George A. Mix, of Buffalo, has been apnoint,
ed Mail Agent for the Western States The Buffalo Adyer
er says NJ. is admirably qualified for its active and
spOnsiOle duties,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

The story that Wentworth was cowhided is
~. Louis Times, -
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LOCAL N T. VS..


From November IA to q, inclusive
Kept by ID. r. LILLE & Co., Nautical and Philosophical
Instrument makers, a CustOmhOuse street.
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oOk to your Teeth-They can be saved

Look to your Teeth-They can be saved
tR- DR.. LACRUE's (of ParIsl TOOTH GUM SPECIFIC
for The deaed and bleeding Gums and removing all
from the Teeth keeping and white and preventing
THIS preparation ceases beduhes the Teeth
out keeps them clear OF tar scuryy and will not decayed
their becoming decay need will Rrrea:
the Of decay i0m the fcston renders Gums and
Teeth also one ei the best purifiers OF the Breath dscoT
cred. Warranted Turely Vegetable
iS- For by DR.. GILBERT, l25 Poydras
Agents will also call upon the Tor days
W. EATON EVANS g. co.
us In 2lp pLuun.tus die UnIeI sateg.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

Thanks to lhe Officers of the steamers Oregon, Amaze
MIA Natehez No. 2, and Sarah Gordon fer late papers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

We indebted to the Officers OF the steamship Yacht for
Texas papers.