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FESiI subscriber respectfully invites tLe pairouee Of -
IL The AVEIlLING PUBLIC, confident that ::;
he supply the wants Of the Transient NeIs % N4t
Montgomery well as any Of his competitors. Those
who going returning from tie North, can obtain
the airoad and steamers fine four horse OH tBuS
constantly in attendance gaenges TO and from the
equal TO other establishment IN the town, and being a
reduced rate, offer additional inducements the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants engaged
anda pains viii be spared 10 render the stay Of ses plea
~ M n VII O. AaARERGRoMRIE. !
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/ ABORDE 81 xIaUES, Commagsson -sferchas.tg
saa lsperte-s Of Hega'ss Gge,s, Leaf Tobacco t
and CToan streets, opposite the Steamboat Landing, frs
Municipality. Bu9i Iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19

issi ia GsAIH, 6Sslrissio Merchant aud SkippiEr
- yAgclt, No. O3 Common street o4
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: JOHN IUUIlk, COnm7ssf0n IIeIchant, F1ligrnffon
~ md Remittance Office, 20 Bank Place. N. o. sl2
~ w. OLIvElt, CgmmjssioR Merchant and ship
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-19

tOitN ARMSTRONG, 2l7 TohouIIlouas street. or.
= noss 81 Msry's Market : prepared to manuiacule
enl be Delivered here from any part o the country ja Iy
IsO. u. TAYLOR q CO. Ieaiers IN CeBee (3lti..
m no Bags, Rice and WesterN Produce, No. rs Maya
zine street, New Oneans fys5
~ Ma; W. q FIFE is our authorized AGENT 70
transact all business of the House. per nOra act passed
this day before A. @. Ainsworth, Notary Public.
fyal (EFffll O. TAYLOR & co
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Imp0fa and has constantly for sale, al feisona-e ~
. 7 bile priues, WHOLEshLE RETAIL, largeS1IH
~ assortment Of Common and Fine CROCK-FfM
E2a ERK, English and French CHINA, Cut and -
Moulded GLASSWARE, Table Cutlery, Britannia
Hare Cast0rs, Jamps, Japan Trnps, Table and Tea
Spoons, etc. 10 Goods packed insure safety
70 any pafL pi the Country
- lso aentt % civ lurnhAsefs. dA
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A. d aATRFF s A KINasLANB. W. GREENWOn.
A ID. SsiiIEFF ~ 40. IHhoesaLc Dealers in BAtteF
n and Cheese, and 8ecus 9Y Taylor ylbaag 9Ee and
Porter aHd Neeerk Cider, Nos. rs, 3S and 40 Old
l.rVea, New Orleans. uI6 " z
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I IL. STUART Badder md .lateer, Al IoA lula
4. street. Contracts for BUILDING, FINISHING or
tEPAiRlNG, executed with fidelity and dispatch JOB
ling Of all kinds, dons 10 0Edel wi ih Resi-
laHee, C0Anerciaf Hotel. k%~ SASII-DOORS and
RIIND qde TO order. fy23 6mdSEW
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q R0lfAEOSA (3uccessor to Costa Il Coz Importer
y. 0 Haoa1a PrQdaee keeps constantly on hand large
az ortmot Of GIG Ans. consisting Of Lmpeales Regaas
CazldOres, Cah0nes, Fetelas Dama Small Regaas. Mil
mr. TbueQs, etc. ETC. vm the most celebrated brands OF
Havana. No. 3 Front Leyee, ST. Charles and
Grayier streets. New GaIeans. my28 IL
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4 0HS IL. WEBB. Original Pfnegar Establishment
Co1sE Of Common and MaIias street, opposise Chart
tu5T1ltul IL "
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nj nRADNEll SMITH, General Commission MGR
chGnt, 80 GRAyIER STREET. Is Commissioned TO take
mister tats and 70 .gke Testimony and Proof q Demands
MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE
tA STAND, CMnNN con IA tsrlgUT, NEW YORK NENV JERs
SlfI, PENNSY1lNANlA, OHIO, MICHIGAN, WIS
IlNSlH. INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MlSSDU RI KEN
lucky, TENNESSEE, NO. CAROLINA, SOUTH
RlDA oa5 6m
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RATHs j BAFHs.-T pI
ID that the splendid BATHS,
recently erected on E1chdnge
HLleR, corner Of l3ienyille street,
are now IN operation. The Bath
Rooms for HOE, COLD or
SHOWER d ATH 5 are well
lighted and admirably ventilated,
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ErOR sALE-oN ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
- FOR EUROPE.-A Drug Store, in tine Third MUM
cigaty low for cash. Ii not sold until 18th June it
will be disposed Of by auction Apply at this Office jeAn
ESOR sALE-FOUR vacant LOTS OF GROUND,
80 by l20, French each, river side
Bacchus, between Thala and Melpomene streets west
SIDE ryade next to Erato street, square bounded by
u Iha,a 1, streets; TllOSs ID. HAlLES, broker
api7 street, oiice of H. Davis notary pubic
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

DLAMFBRS HOTEL - NEW ORLEANS =. The
undersigned bees leave 10 inform the public that IA
be designs keeping the above establishment al f "A
Summer, and that he will accommodate very N..
edueed rate, those who wish locate permanently fa
hes especially, who wish excellent and goDd table
on ue best terms that be had 10 the city. world do well
70 Gan irnnedlatelys also, gentlemen who simply wish Board
without l0dgpgl VIII be charged at exceedingly low
faie The puhlic's ohedieut servant 80. Z
my7 3m NJ. MURRAY. =
BOARDING HOUSE.
No. 4 Il GRdElEN STREET. tetDern 81. Chariff
and caroHdefet one door from corner Of Ctrenfse.:
MRS. WILSON respectfplly informs her f7iss3
lvA friends and the public tha she continues te ,:a
shove eligible location occupied by her during the
at two yeas, and prepared 70 oaccomno1ate her fends
her long eyneEencs and The desfabe conyeuel
location 81 her House, she ees confident OF tinE abs 70
give eur satisfaction 70 al who may favor at with their
patronage Her TERMS will continue TO he very Mop
EKATK. d10 Iyd&W
HAHTlNELts6 ytIAsltINssTQN HOUSE.
No. 22S SCHESNUTSJREET.P .PEIIsaDELPHT.f.
FIyE undersigned would Inform his Southern patrons and
II friends that this SPEIEHDfD HOT Ell, which IA
has been under his charge Tor several yeaEs been f
elegantly refted, enlarged and Tefufnised,
fashionable manner and the entire organization Of de-
parment cqmplee fhe most splendid snit Of
be had at all times BY giving few huurs' notice.
The central and fashionable location Of tie WASHING
Ton HOUSE, renders it of the most desirable In The
city for Ladies and Families visng Philadelphia. either upon
business pleasure; and there shall be ekeinns spane
have continue to merit the liberal support as ereoioe
"a The House has Warm and Coid Baths always in
readiness nyI Wu
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ABLE-The Tact is established beyond tile posi-
bty Of doubt that by suitably regulated course Of Vese
table Botanic Medication the different forms of old obsti
nate chronic disease can be quickly and permanently cured
by treatment which do no injury whatever Dr. Full
Of Cancers, Ulcers, Old Sores and skin Diseases Of
every KIND as IetsT heps Elyspeas Sead Head Tumor
Dropy scrola, scnryy. Fisula, Dyspepsa; Liver Kid
ney, Spleen Breast and lung Complains; Asthma Palsy
etc ETC. Asothe different diseases peculiar women
eH decided Improvement will be pefceptibe M most
cases from six to twelve days, if Of many years stands
ing
Feye of all kndse invariably be cured in from four 10
the sensitive.
Invaids are invited consult Dr. f. gratnitouav nj No
so s. ckaSes stree Cover Fanerals Exchange) and see
certificates of remarkable cures.
NB A cure will be guaranteed in all cases undertaken
and few il any will be turned away as iBcuTable
naV3 Ipdkrt w
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Lqa@s, Nos. is aud 10 Ros is q street Y 80 nis
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~ Having leased the above establishment Mr. IT. ii.
Jens take great pleasure in soliciting for him the patron
age of former friends and patrons, and feel no hesitation
will be fully satisfied with their visit and the character Of his
@yssa ama&w NJ. j. BIoRAE, former proprietor
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FINHOs. u. eflSS, BTokcr ST. Charles Hotel Build.
ing fourth o. tfom Common street, office of II. Davis,
notary pgl,,, New oreans will buy and sel Landed
:. saiser aud Expet: adjust Accounts make Copart-
rsip Seemens intends residing in the city during the
Summer, and will Agent for of property
Assessment for taxes is fair valuation; draw lease; col
ect rents etc etc. and attend to Agency business in gem
eFal. .ta mills
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-25

t1RIoUs MARRIAeK STATisTIcs.---We have
lefre Is some curious statistics in relation to mar
T;s5A These have been gathered from various
<esis6es. According 70 the Register General Of
iyooland. = ladV's chance Of getting married is
Al III maximum, between the age OF twenty and
i,venfv.Rge. Before twenty lady has but one
fiftb. ana twenty to twenty-five one-third Of that
maximum chance. After thirty, her chance gra-
duallv dwindles away. and hence we may infer
that there are SO few ladies' who ever go beyond
that age. Men, II Is urged, marry later than wo-
men47dnd yet il appears, according TO the hgufes
that the great majority Of marriages are eoneocted
while both parties are under twenty-five. 1his,
however, Will not excite surprise with any one who
hsr nid die slightest attention to the progress and
development Of The ieeIings the affections and the
impulses The young arc generally sangu'ne and
enthusiastic; and, inasmuch as the sexes are apt
10 associate more intimatey and conhdentlaly be-
tween the ages Of twenty and twenty-five than Al
K anv other period OF lfe--inaEmueh as that is em
nhaficeiy the 1naryiage season, and that men gen
SfsilV determine upon some regular and fixed occu
nation bv that time the chances Of marriage within
that period alluded to, are, Of course, more numer
ors. But, Lot even the susceptible pass owe
fwenty-fve-zlet them experience one OF two disap
ppinnnents Of the heagt--let them grow ambition
81 wealth OF Of power, and matrimony becomes
secondary condition. Ahe heart becomes cold
he dispostion caulious--and thus new tastes, ne'
hAbits. and new associations are lmbibee, ard tn
society Of the gensleT sex comparatively neglected
II appears. however, that men retain the power 9
contracting matrimony to later age than women
out OF "a ASS single persous--we again revert
the shtistes-who we've married in lS4s, ther
was only one apinster above sixty years OF ags
whereas there were twelve bachelorss IGincinna
Times.
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Tnr UNIoN IL GEoReIA.-The correspondent


TIE UsloN IN GEoReIA.-T The correspondent
Of the Savannah Republican thus writes from Mil
ledgeviIle;
" They willnot prescribe impractcable remedies,
such az the fofcbe division Of the territory OF Cali
fofnia the memoralizng OF the people Of The NORTH
ern Sntea to suppress free-sosm ia their midst,
or the holding Of Southern Congress, But
they will assert their rights and declare their in
senlions in a firm yet concilatory manner, and
wishal IN such plain terms that even the blind and
pefverse abotionist may run and understand them.
They will sarquiesce in the Compromise Of Con-
gress as settlement in substance and principle
mai settlement Of the subjects which It embraces.
THaf is 10 be the bond Of Union--the line beyond
which the North may not advance in its aggres-
sions upon the peculiar institutions of our people.
In addition to this, and for the information Of the
people of the free States, the Convention VII pro-
baby specify the acts which the South will con-
sdeF as encroachments upon that line, and which
viii be met and resisted with the united power Of
the South.
"a great rational Union party is now being or
gained throughout the country Il Is dlreadg
formed ~ Geoxgfa Old party lines have been
broken down, and the names Of wing and democrat
may be numbered among the things that were
This is the universal feeling outside of Savannah,
and al the efforts of politicians in that quarter to
keep up their ancient Organization viii avail them
but temporarily. But more OF thisheresfter."
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DAILY CRESCENT.
ALI ARE FADING.

ALL ARE FADING.
Fading, Iading all are fading
No E1belautial thing IS here:
Lorsd ones leave ns--we are passing,
Passing 70 another sphere.
Beauty, with her 'eussomed smilings,
And their love inspiring eye,
Fadelh like the day-Eod dying
In the twilight summer sky.
Like pilgrims, worn and weary,
Toll we on our weary way,
Through this night Of life. while gazing
For The dawidng Of the day.
Like stately pageant moving,
SlowlF der lie trembling earth,
Pass sh6 ages dim and hoaly,
Banding III 10 sespsersd Desth.
And tie head Of valiant nations,
Tkundeling on IN mighty line,
I,ssSe farmland iainter echo
II The efpmblipg hall Of time.
Yes, these bright majestic heavens,
IN their mighty march proclaim
We are passing, we are passing,
Unto nothing whence we came.
But when, Ike a baseless vision,
An have faded thus away,
There Is built home eternal
For the weary pilgrims stay.
ca she hin Of God i standcth
Rearing high its golden dome,
And the song comes swelling from it,
Welcome pilgrim, welcome home
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DIrecE .Ra1sDOrgNEtO1a ,
p NOW openlhg a tna HInfb OF III
p. M A i l. RID, 67 RoQnE str

z. NJ AID A r D, 81 Royal street.
II The subscriber having just returned from Europe enabled
to offer his friends public full complete assortment
Of Good IN his uo selected by himself from the Manufactures
Europe with The greatest attention. among which will
found the following
MARBLED-serOtauss Fsuteu, CsnOpes Tete-aTses Mar
quises, Consoles Iardniers, etc.
CURTAIN sruFFsof every variety and quality, comprising
very rich and splendid patterns.
PoRCELAlNE DE sEVR Cryaux do Venice ETC. including
every variety OF goodE both fancy art Papisr aachs
uronaes Statutes Pendues Mane Ornaments Vases Services
for the Table, including Dinner ami Tea ses Perfume
Rottls. of raised Glass and vaTieeaied COLOR.
LAMPs-ot evJ lss7fau 3oh Bronze Porcelaine also
YUss,
rAPEsTRYA full and complete assortment q rich splendid
BALLS AND seIREEs-Evey variety OF ornamsuts Including
Lutes, Candelahas, Onsmsnt1i China Groups 81 Figured
Flower Vases, Flower Baskets, etc.
ThR above oos us received per Brunswick Magnolia
BeHitoe em Aeya sThe pablo invited and eIane
bic Sss q sslolsi WHICH 10 eftrns The fsAssaAllS
swat eglH
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ARTS. ENGRAVING, ENG.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TALBOTYPK EIYAHlO-
TYPE GALLERY.

WAGUETSFShUf y II y Va l.5UEEF M M AH1yT
TYPE GALLERY.
NEAaulRE 9 liAR RI having Dy2aEsEea if9m
use Of his Calbotype process, in the States tf Louisiana,
Alabama Fnrda Georgia and Texas, beg etve call the
attention OF the public totheiT gallery OF linens In thu
new department Of Photography.
The Talbot ype ia taken 1pon paper yoys glass metal
and variety other Substances, the first POSSESSING the
decided advantages of easy ensiElbiy mail, can be
enclosed in letter, made TO adOEn the page OF book
preserved in portfolio,
The Talhotype is EN- ssaespSis of Golorng SO that
the picture finished aay degree des red by the sitter
every variety Of and colo! OF the d. lpey and
pxon color Ct the eyes and hair, can be faithfully don
| Gated.
The Taboype represents the sitter without any reverse
effect; mole OF scar upon the right cheek appears upon
| the right cheek.
The Tahotype be- duplicated to any extent without
the additional trouble of another sitting. After the first
impression taken copies can be furnished at future
tinIeupon simple application by letter or otherwise.
N. BIN. H. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution Of this superior ready to dispose of ghr
for the States specified. with thorough instructions.
| DAGuERREOTYPES they prOfass to take quicker and
baster than any other establishment in the world They
QuarAa ~ perfect likeness Of child 0f six months in
| ssaand % no charge. [mhl tfl No. q CAMP Street.
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OFFICIAI..
MRyOrRIty of NewOrIean 49,, December 20. 1880
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No Two
.olT Il

COUNCIL OF MuNIqIPAIlTY No Two,
- Sitting OF Dec. II, 1850
and requested after giving ten days notice in the official
napef 70 sell at public auction the contract for making
Laak k2sa on Common street, from ST. Mary Gayez
accordance with the following specification:
Specification for C0ntroct for Plank Roads on
Common ST., bet. ST. Mary and Galyez SIS.
l. The Plank Road bed on Common street shall be Is feet
WIDE with the earthen road on each side regularly eraded
towards the bitches and rolled smooth TO insure rapid and
complete drainage.
hank rest which seepers will be pinned into the ground
% two inch pins, three feet long The ends of the seepers
VIII instead Of being buted against each other and there
VIII three pins to each sleeper The seepers will be firmly
the ground and one inch OF sharp sand be filled in
s ne Asm, ammed solid aad struck off even with the
0p u e by board resting on te seepers so as to
& ahe top pa9 will be laid right angles with the road,
VIII eiow o. o and half inches. and be fastened by
shall have their edges Aa1d P n, Dse"t otnS The mn
even ends Of the panks vii moi be cut Off but the Oad bed
eo,opss makpS Smoot J Tammed tight between all pro-
A. The timber will consist q the hest hard heart yellow
Dne free nom sap shake bad kos or other defects Cacu
be in lengths Of fifteen feet three Nches thick and nine
inches wide The seepers will be the inches thick nine
INCHES wide and Of length over sa feet The spikes
The contractor will be bound to furnish apaeras and
to complete the road In ninety days after the page Of the
contract and TO- keep it IN good order for ninety dgs after
has been received by the Surveyor.
Payment will be made as follows:
J. The Municipality portion cash upon the compltn,
of each two squares, quarter being reserved until nne
holders in bills against them, payable in thirty days after tn
completion of the work. cash, the contractor being subro
gated TO the rights and privileges OF the Municipality, witt
power TO enforce payment.
[Signedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President
Approved december 30, 1850.
lSignedl A. y; CRossMAN, Mayor.
III.
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NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE. John A. Rosb.
ling, ESD, Of Trenton, N j., distinguished civil
engineer. has been appointed by the N;agaAa Falls
SueF esion Bridge Company to enlarge aud i'm
prove the snspen ion bridge in sucha manner es to
render y fit aud proper for the passage of railroad
cars. Mr. r. will commence the work thus sg-
sigaed him, in the coming spring, and complete it
within the year.
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BOOKS-STATIONERY \.
JSieeU BooN Store,


t JOHN BALL. Agent receiving and opening at the
above store large valuable Stock Of Law Medical, Thcoog
cal School, Standard m Miscellaneous Books.
ALSO largest superior stocks Of Stationery
ever thought % this city, consisting in part Of
English French Cap and Letter Papers, Note Papers
and Envelopes match;
Sealing Wax Fancy Counting Ou and Fancy Ink Stands,
Quilts, Steel PENS Ink and every article usually kept by Sta
TONERS.
H stock apfsr MUchee GOOdsla very large and elegant
consisting or
Writing Desks POrtiooI Albums Stands Be1eS
Cases, etc., etc.
superior Gold Silver Tortoise shs, MoreceO Fancy
PoFts Monnaiss, Gold Pens, etc. etc.
or large complete and ali the Goads and
fssA having been selected by Mr. D. al the North this Fa Ea
respectfully call an his friends and The public,
snrig them that ne VII cell them Goods al very low preea ogG
SsTATIONERX And BLANK BOOEGs.-We take
- great pleasure in Informing former gHFnkyTr
patrons and the puhc generally that wo are lsLs4 -
now Ieastablished at our cid Atands No; w rTSr
Camp street. anu aTe prepared 20 till al Of
defs for STATIONERY and BLANK BuOkn III Salts
factory manner Our stock being entirely new, and the
largest in the oulh offer complete assortment to those
"'',,ls " CoRsoN ARMSTRONG, stalionsrs,
STATIONERY = CORsOS. & ARMSTRONG, 80
- Camp street. respectfully call the attention of those wish
ng good and seryieeabe STATIONERY and BLANK
BOOKS their large, complete and entirely new stock,
which they oiiss reasonable TERMS. Their BlNDERf
and PRINTING OFFICE being located in the same build
orders in their To stock Of PAPERS we ask
'''sv'.' '''' CoRsoN s. ARMSTRONG, stOtiOners.
90 SIN 90 Camp street.
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For California.

For CA E4IEthtkNEA, via the ISIHNIGe
,SgFf6=B& OF TEHUANTEPEC.-Th pioneer of this
,1asss route, the drt class and tayoIe ste inns hip
ALABAMA & w Foster Somm ga WI IsHye ne
touching atYeraCruz, the 10Th December for her first trip
The 9th January Tor her second trip on The eth January
twenty days. The Alabama will ascend the rver about ~
M 5S Gg 9o % 2 RasT1 me
The cost is ATTY reduced, will be observed by reference
the at foot The country to be raveFsed healthy,
and The facilities travel considered abundant TherOad
is open Mules and horses cas- be obtained There are towns
and commodOus oppages, and the whole distance can be
made in about thirty six hours Confirmation OF this can be
easily procured previous 70 engagement ny parties esrous
been male by the Tehuantepee Company of NewOreaus
who propose to give their immediate attention to but
come practically acquainted with route of communication
which will very soon become the great highway.
RATES OF PASSAGE; - m
In Saloon "
In Lower Cabin. 45 %
FPsht cents per cubic foot IL $50 pounds baggage
~ PASSENGERS viii have to provide themselves with pass.
dii 'O'' ''' - q. j. MEEKER co. 66 POydras st.
~ FOR CHAGREs-Cal,tornia Regular Line
<9fQ The fine fest sailing schooner hBsizRF Law
aaH- son. master, viii have immediate dispatch For
freight or passage having good accommodations, apply on
u0aiu Lower ri'1' 0us WIZ WIZ j. j. TEwEY. IS Gravie St
~ This vessel viii land goods at Chages without any
charge for ightetage. d.S
t14. F0R SAN FSANCYsCO-Calito Regular
S5g6k L.ne-The al ooppeIed and fast ship kA'iAH
AID will have all possible Dispatch This ship is Of the first
osf and well found in every BS E9 g passage
~ This ship will be consigned to the addres. Of Messrs
CLIFFORD, CARR Co, San Francisco. d2}
a. PASSAGE FOR SAN FiiANCIsCO-ResU
3sHaa Tar Line Qf CdilUrHia Pdctets-fhe fine, new
zsH aud very fast sailing bark q PsY, Capt George ].
Few d TRs has sPo for eaba
and steeage pasepges few more be tat if early
@ o be RSGf G bWY eSs"S 9eI m
or J. P. WHITNEY s. co. 81 Camp st.
~ WANTED-A vessel to succeed the Gypsy, apply as
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Genuine Med1esns EESsa'eEsOsESe,
No. ISL Chartres st. New Orleans.

( WRIGHT & co. having resolved to stand unrvaed in
every department of their business have agreed with the
Propreors and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States keep them
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample assortment ratea
far below the usual market prices By this arrangement they
enabled offer for the inspection of purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found this any other
city. Having had many years experience in the purchase
and sale of Patent Medicines they have acquired facilities
for conducting this particular departments the most liberal
scas and prepared to supply the trade pnces
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot fail to realize
handsome per centage his investment either WhOesd
or Retail. At their establishment may be found fu
as5ortmento of ALI. GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part OF their assortment, and
be furnished to Dealers cases, from twenty
twenty-five per cheaper than manufacturer regular