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}ILOxI FIRE BRICK-For "a ! and ready far ,

Agency q BGs i e ana B ssady WGr fs
y " re 18th instant the capacity the above described
soks 2 resist fire was tested in the Of Alderman
ap s p ss R %aneT In .h wall The hsi quality p country
wood unl it was pronounced red hot, and then suddenly
cooled with water. The lake Brick gave way before the
wall viii remain precisely was when bur ed, for The R
spSSgao mol o. ss public at The Agency agesad
sugar papers, Steamboats, and Others. See what Judge
sEE4M hIrHL, Back Hay Biloxi, July IS, 1850
" Nessrs Catberts0H 3 Scott.
what have % ch eas' RS EaHns R.ea 'l e
5O9T 1 ana liverpool Fire Brick in furnaces, and
s G1i Bay am q opinion that Tie Brick made BY Sr ken
bs T IA SSoa re a. wei y either in furnaces which
Ny opinion on this subject derived from the use Of Brick
" various k11ds, IN furnaces for number Of years.
"sspecualy' yours, s. 5. HENRY
have been using the Steam Pssd i Bricks made DE- By Mr.
and a1opnd III LOT about eight ponhs in the nEnases
~ have SssF lore or crack from fire and have melted though
bnck Tor all ordinary purposes. THOMAS YOU'VE.
hrck at various places between Pensacola aud New0eans,
s % we'll ysa The PsPsasSa Fire Brick Dc not stand
es Gay a. so similar but better shan the Pensacola
Kiln of Mr. Kendsl,s Brick which kim was not burned
nqss than usual and did not have melted Brick in it,
spsoaen Il above described Bkxs m BEA & sen
n the new Cus,onhouse block of buildings on Race St.
p1lt by Washington Jackson Co. the residence of Mr.
Wright Of the firm of Wright, Williams Co., on Uniyer.
sy Place; the residence of Mr. Steyer of the firm of Fisk
firm q Payne hharrpson, il Laayettei five large three
Mr. Z. Shifts three stores Camp street and one on Poy
dras street. and the stores Of Holmes Mills now going up
PoydTas street. So -
For building purposes the BILOXI BRICKS break less in
hauling and handling are saigter and stronger weigh
and absorb less water than Bricks made nv hand The Ri
LOXI STEAM BRICK WORKS turns out three hundred
thousand per week, and therefore in aTe orders and de-
liver them fast they may reaued IN any portion of
the ety. al as low rate any Bricks have been can be
aus 92pt Agent for Biloxi s,s.I, Rrick Works
A LEXANDER's SACRED PANORAMA OFTHE
IA WORLD PREVIOUS TO THE FLOYD l-Togeth.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-09

| was not quite so ferocous when he had that fight
in the capital Of Texas A statement was for
warded 10 Washington, and an examination Of the
documentary evidence on record will show that
Gen. Rusk has not given a correct version Of the
| treaty, or Of the conduct Of the Caddoes.
While our Government promptly called the Bri-
fish Government to account for the affair Of the
Caroline, it passed over the Rusk foray without
any special notice The weakness and insigni6-
canoe Of Texas was its protection. Had its autho-
rites at that time assumed the right to pursue In
dams suspected of hosties into our territory, the
matter would have assumed different aspect
We call the attention Of Mr.. Benton to the sub
ject.
This article is written with no spirit of enmity
to Texas. We have from the first advocated her
right under Annexation Resolutions and the Trea-
ty Of Guadalupe 10 her boundaries, but we are un-
willing to listen to the accusation brought against
the United States, that it has ever furnished Ia
dams hostile to Texas with the means Of war and
given protection to their murderous war parties.
:. l hate when Vice can bolt her argumentsS
And Virtue has no tongue 10 check her prde.''
TREATY WITH THE CADDo INDIANS, MADE JULY /, 1895.
ART. g. The said chief, head and warriors of the
said naton do voluntarily renQush their possession 10 tie
territory oil land aforesaid, and promise remove. a. their
the territories belonging and apperaning thereto. within the
period y one year after the signing Of this treaty. and
tuee, or community Of people within the same.
Art l consideration of the aforesaid cession, rein.
Qulshmen and removals It agreed that the sand United
states shall pay 10 the SAID nation OF Caddo Indians the sum-
fhty thousand dollars 10 be paid in goods and horse as
agEsed upon 70 be delivered on the signing Of thus treaty
len thousand dollars IN money to be paid within year
from the irst day Of september next.
len thousand dollars aHny, in Tor the four
payable, eighty thousand dollars -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-09
5. of II. Meetings This Evening.

UNION DIVISION No. 3. at Crystal Fount Hall, ~ Tehoup
tonlas street, O'Clock
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. II, at Unity Hail. Marigny Build
lngs Third Municipality, at 8 O'Clock.
YOUNG MENs MAGNOLIA DIVISION No. H. at Pelican Hall
cor Common and st. Charles streets, at 5 O'clock
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-09

Tux LAKE ComMERcE or New ORLEANS
Many persons visit this city, and learn nothing Of
ono really important branch Of its trade. The
BASIN carries on an extensive commerce in sand,
shells, bricks, (Bizoxts and the common,) wood,
coal etc. The vessels employed are schooners Of
lighs burthen.
We have been furnished with the following
statement Of the number Of vessels, ETC., winch
have passed through Pass Marianne, during the
year ending July ], 1850:
Number Of vessels Sewerage tonnage 33s ;
making gross $4,000 tons They have made Lila
passages. Their cargoes at least q, 900 tons
Of produce building materials fuel, etc. One-half
Of these vessels are owned at Biloxi. Twenty Of
them have brought more than $4,000 feet of lum-
Der 70 New Orleans. These are the number Of
passages noted at the Lighthouse, (McLane's s.
but about one-eighth more should be added to the
estimate for passages in thick weather and late at
night
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-09

A LEXANDER's SACRED PANORAMA OF THE
IA WORLD PREVIOUS TO THE FLOOD l-Togeth.
er win We scenes of the Lords Last supper
RI S9eR ~ and keSunecon. viii be WE'D
EHEsuAr EYENlAG the 9lst inst, at the ATmory Hail.
Oaop ssees, sad cont time until further NOTICE,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-09

TaE HoH. s. W. DowNs-The noble stand
iaksn By this gentleman not only entities him to
the confidence Of the Democratic party, but has
sotened that political hostility which is naturally
fell BY the Wing party. Mr.. Downs is strong
msn ii this STATE, both from superior mind. long
expesience in public affairs and geographical posi-
ton. He has none Of the elegance Of a French
dancing MASTER the rhetorical skill Of his col
league. He Is an awkward speaker, but a man Of
practical good sense, not to be moved from follow.
ing out she convictions Of his sober Judgement
either BY threats or batteries. The alluring bail
Of becoming the leader Of the Ultras would never
have induced him to misrepfesent the Union State
Of Loeisisna
The atsempt of his colleague to wear the dress
Vf Calhoun, reminds us of the picture Of the boy
with his grandfather's wig and specS. Eleven Of
Mr.. Downs constituents, from the parish Of Bien-
VILE, have addressed him letter on his Compro-
mise speech. His reply is equal @ Fosters letter
e the equally llusrieus thirteen Tennessee sena-
tors, We publish il today also his short speech
On the Naval Depot Of New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-09

~ Canal Line Notice, = Owing TO circumstances the
steamer MOBILE will be Withdrawn trade as adyeT
used on the 9 but will continue usual The
o. The Summer and Fall leaving the Canal TUESDAY EVEN
ING and SATURDAY MORNING. taking freight and passep
gers as heretofore For paiculars advertisement apply
BA Z. H. WiNGATE Agent, ~ Poydias street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-09
Auction sales : This Day.

SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL half.past 10 O'Clock at
the Inspection warehouse Of Bozant, Holmes Haudler
Pork A. halfpast H. on the Levee, opposite steamer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-09

TT'O SUGAR PLANTERs,-Test between Mr. Ken.
dal's Biloxi Fire Brick cst as and fbe Sco,nb Eirs
Brick. cost s35, branded GaInkTk ' S0 e
A..ho.,e,, Ieeds's Foundry, August g. 1850
request of Mr. Kendall we put into our furnace in
Mlch we melt fon of Mr. Kendas brick with one of
we very Dt Scotch Fire Brick The Scotch Brick melted
shghtN Mr.. kendals not al all neither broke cracked
Al, 49, LEEDS 4 co.
we sre filling Planters orders and waantag our brick to
STANG nfe, " ~ and the carriage WIN, Ii. EAGER.
aaa Agent Biloxi Steam Brick works,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-09

~. l.. :, bILOAI DAY, Miss, July TO, lo0U.
have been using the Steam Pressed Bricks made BY Mr.
eaa constantly for about eight months in the furnaces
anu around the boilers OF large sized engine These Bricks
40 n break crack from fire and have moi melted though
ey have been severely tried Indeed they are rood Fire
Brick for all ordinary purposes TH0MAs YOUNG.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-09

W Neither the Captain W. H. Say nor consignees will be Al
sTeo Tor any deo Contracted by British ship Eeano
OF bTstoi. au2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-09

The prospects for crops on Black River are said
to leok gloomy. The bud-worm is making sad
havoc among the late planted Corn on Little River,
in this parish.-Cata AdVocate, LIST inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

IJOATlIEN WANTED


Ds1n CalaI for 10 Tire COMPANY are uo-r '1.1-i .
aus.ro.s uael. ol lseOraiHe eras % b. eu Te1 %
ire ght Y cool from H0reslae end ba~.e7 ~ i-ptr-
ard York. The b1sf- are bun % carr - i.s
-sfg0 for a.s year VI. fDH ever. a~ 1ny toli - 5"
I- 'erns sll he too glrcaa.e al,es il iDe .oa-
0f which must - Ta.t In each, or god go Ivy ~
fIr " pav1eri CA NJ f4fqre ne I.- day nj angus h
10 hs .ce oi Ute purchase m1reY vr BE- p frs ~ ~
.1lrers Yf So pr mp olt me freight ' Ae Ia -
ate Il ire CIT f0 1- present wear. WI De - ~ owe
tr'o made n ID lays from HCne-ca.e 20 hpnqp1i az RI.
Is cent? per i11; or l DAY trps ~ cents p ''
.q1 ror.r Ii dsgs tle rate ~ 20 cent? l- h VII "
eb e.ryl - vii be- retained Irt ne erl n' ~ season
lie roce r. ne fri gil F re PAD 10 casi a. .l 7i "
H. slpea.e ofaaosd.ng vii not exceed esn's per
The cs,al - i2 mues long Tie Ioess are tended hot
i aof gir and ;rips BE- nnd@ in ~ DAYS ifi o.
snge Of horse. The Company rngsge 20 supply he
0-.'gft agf ri uy.0vueLl for ie boat rom I~ ni'-
ffge efraf q, ffn ci-s ~ gllDl IS Den "1a'- a
a4.ll ~ Havier Fl ai.es from Rorf0nt Pc pay "a tf
rfurfrflr n fhst fonIf lYrf-ials Wien tp7- nrr f'
..'-rd fo dIschsrge New-iors ihr C0mpsnl s'
'.afs vii flw thern without charge AMI an adalAONal
I'D. ahi vi 30 ps3 'o mn p.acc
Tie Company ere aleu- tuilirg number - Stow
mon. a. a. Uoa,s except a' te insie.nenis wiI Do -
per Trip
Arr eatrn 81, be made person r or i irer ~ Dr. sub
.rflrr ie office pf ie lr'aVs and Hudson ana GO
Na.le, ses-lOrk ~lih eiererrr o- recon .nfncai
~ diameter snd caqac.tf. sDo. % aocri rl, toice w."
yiven y ion sui where He rur ff1r can loo executed
MAURICE Wl BTs Prcsdert Irg TEN
DfItwArE AND HyDsnN CAktL OfficE
Ne., 4ors. Jan. ID, l>IN ~ -Lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
The strike at Pittsburgh.

The forge branches Of ten d the IRON mus 1ia AZ
P'bargh are now ,e .ya o5 ,U AID sy nsass.
80 the number Of ha nds thrown out Of employment
sy the ..oppAge IL abooi eighteen hundred. The
Gxculty |. explained BY the hmerican Of NE I'D
49,, but it should be observed that the boilers and
,,SSsrs form bit about 0ne-ffth 81 the men en-
ployed the others receiving FROM 8 cents . : 70
Der day, but all deprived OF employment While
these stand oct The ADsnc0n says
Previous the great fire IN ls45 he pay u pudder
was a. per ard q boilers a. - Or - The FIRE &C.
sroyed nearly ali The stocks w ne city. ard became ne-
cesar 10 the midst ~ Ecve demand. 10 recruit them
TIE rnilOHners lad suffered very heavily. losing from
1880 % s1OO each. This emergency va sszet upon
~ he 10. ere sBi pnddlers ~ one iof strike which
they p1i practice AID demanded g. for boiling and - y
for p1ddhnQ The mliOWners, with heavy oIQeT- o.
hand aDd their bOe stock Of Manufactured ron and mai
% suddenly destroyed lad " submit The ufnes nov
something changed They have heavy stocks on hanf Df
which there = lite demand, aud they nov "a " NE
boilers and pudd er. cannot any longer pay yJl ne o.
va8ced prcs when you fornier time forced us DIi
you is bark % tie pfce sou were receiving before
ne fire. Tas viii afford yo from y ~ % - per DAY Jnf
paddiers and boilers refuse % tsss me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
a EEW SCHOOL HYMN BOOK.

flrE SCHOOL soSG AND hfAr boVA -..
4 RI -rl--a. r-- -rll-- Ar1-r0..-- az ''...i'
.-..-.-as 10 . Fr..- OIL g. Il Sherwood
~. ao.a rsrta. e. s.. PIE y ~..-- tf s-e 1l1f
--e-v ROM. sr tunes r1v rs-l % 'le Llil-.a-i y
Zoos ~. .rrrt l1r -rap9. = ff-r 81
A.. u.' -- .-1.- h.-s-.e. 81. = HA' -
r. 81. ?. 1f Church = -.c. rrrr n. re-
Dawes. Grammar ~ 4 il.rtir
D9rr,g'. Arceai { ass.csl sri s-ro.grs- Geo rsp.
-Icr
S.r....nd'. Ia.'a :. csac- %. go
Nl~teri's Am-rrl- -eas-r e re-
No.t ends Scn.I. Ds.1rles rs 90
o. rfass and a.. .- .aty p. = Tics - upon t.r
t4r M PHI. SIND. 10 le I.-s tl iJNH Acl-fgr- rf1'
m III NsI |erlafc- n n S-no... Pc .1.lr-
y. .feo5 NV = BARNES co q I0'-.s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS

The Report Of the Committee u Ways end
Meau. q Alabama DE following ssisusri Of tie
finances ~ that State
The foreign deb; u the s,ss iLs LEI Of Noyemhsr 10
81 down az follows
Payable IN London. Slt67.5os q
10 NeW.YOrk ................. J41.Nl ~
81 New-Ofeans ............ l00N6f0 1D-s 6g3f52 o.
This independsni Of SO00a1 IN bond. issed fOf ps'
for stock in Bank u Mobile and Which De neres
been pad by the BaDk eu1Orsers The Bank
tese bonds tS1Ao for advances q" Interest ~hen h'
Bank unable pay dvid@nds account n lotses
sustained
The domestic dsd $l9iGgG H. inclusive Of shs06 POI
q. surpas winch beafs Interest end NE p
cipsl ~ which IN oil probability wi never BE- ca el lDf
TIE total interest the deb f. annually kjLtN Iltn'
expenses u he Government 81 Gspaking iosl weary
sun Of Sfjo so5 ~ uecesssry ~ be proyi1e1 . %.
To meet these demands there Sj47< ~ m ne lf"a
,gTy On fse sf Of November as', and ne receipts i' f
preseBt ard neat year mated ~ s|5T5 ~ maxine
tofai II ai54767 ~ b. he lsi ~ Nov~Dper d d. ~"
duf from THE expenditure ilr two Year, A. me rae
n0ve down SFfNGll a. and % shows ~ t-fina'l "a
nDce u he Treasury, 81 ne uac uane1, ~ %l4IN - ~
which sfys OC in notes he STATE Bank aid branches
IN he assets Il he s'sie Bank ih're ore remaining
a. ok per cent stocks. slf'v p,
Amount Of debts estimated good lz<N ~
Cash unexp pended ri'l4 't
Tosl Of .sI1sj3lt d.
Deduct Ousisuding circulation .............. tlsN1 -
LeByi1g balaoce Of assets hand ui.... t3f ~ 81
THIS baasce IL applicable 10 The reduction O iie STATE
debt and the COMMITTEES thai "v hen ludciousy opp
10 object 10 - believed that the epts into the Urea
sury under de present or proposed revenue Law Vail Do
more Than sufceu ~ meet ali the demands upon 10 W
Guiding the interest upon the foreign ami dom"s debt nd
the Ordinary expenditures of the Government
The following is the annual statement Oi The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

NNtON MD VIZ TfhN hAIf-tAU z 70, -.
VA dividend q 81 per shGe h2s bsn decl4feJ "a lie
csgit suck 81 ais Company payable % he - FTeIe1!
asN. g the Oaice q the Company n Macon siid = DC
SAnk Vi ths STATE Of New YORK 10 tais cigy.
plrls Sgpad j VI TAYLOR. Treasure.
NIVFFS vICT0RINE~ AND CUFfs.-rbe
WI subscriber ccsiro0s q closing tins 6fsncA Il his bas
mesa viii sell the hesneeof hs sock 81 reduced prices
Tho.e ia wsS ~ firs viii gel well PAD for coming so1e
distance hy Ne bsrEsns which lbe occasion easgs f1
assortment II hsls and e.ps as ssgAL
as INA wh BROWN. Ii cAAsnkn-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
LAC. FISHER LATE NuNNs FISHERS
"a. \ II. BARMORE, ware-fo0ms
InnpRnvEn pI.ArroRnn sCALrs.

LNLOOR AND PORTABLE, Coal HAY Railroad Bsrk,
Counter aud al ocf Scales manufactured by Tie New
NorA Jlurneymc5i scale makers Go a Orveue-st The
scales us COMPANY dcserVed.y taxing precedence
others. and i1r correctness and durability unr-
vailed warranted correct Und not Nate % get out o order
refer with confidence 90 Ire merchants and weigh
ers ct New-Nork, who are 80 literally pairoui4mg as
Aso france aCknuw lodged superiority Cor sao win he
aboye A. rs MAdrnlslc FrontsL where al orders
viii be promptly attended l and repairing done wiiAou
.elsv 81, OEN. q SHEPHERD,
n ~ Ageni y 4 ] ) NJ CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
ApEE,s AnrrRICAN CAST sTEEIlwoRKs

At THE FOOT or rWENrfkOJRTH-sE
MAST RIVER NEW YORK The above Works an
t1noW in successful operation and The proprietor ws-4
respectfully csl me sucUuon 10 NacArss ami al cunsu
lers of he article 20 examination ui - sie Which Us
warranted ty dee testimony az the principal ruacills.s
md elge tool makers of This cry In recommending us @
.uual respect ID ever -.ed u u.s Cuuui-
i assortment oi the different sEes constantly oa lari.
which he public specially invited y cal ii@ examine
% he office ~ DANIEL AutE-
- eAiT ll7 fu.iOn-si. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
CRACKRRs, Pilot AND NAVY BREAD.

~RACNERs PILOT AND NAVY RkkAD.-
LII WARD would respectfully inform ms old cas.ora-
s ana se pahhe that he ek Crackers foi and Nay
49, in Al ther varieties q Neseyst Sappers sre ~
ouss,e 10 examine bic sack His long experience m pfSc-
ia hsllas enables hn To- prepare article thai VII keep
Sss;fhv in ANY climate They baked and packed n
nsa,,r hs hsy viii keep perfectly secure on The voyage
q, Cslornis ard Al the Miues also, Gtnger snaps Snd
Aberneshy bscuiL that are excellent On NSysse 1sse
rscssr. s,e CARED h The cy trade oy T. Vco~s me
of WAGONS oalvlhose wagons have L r. W1I naise On
them any other wagons representing 'hal IeeS s's nee
respeSIhaiy solicited a. q Nesey-sl NEWTON JIG ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

m. ~. VANDERYOORT n co. = s'osa-st o.
III Ter Tor sale. by The package,
- cases Ssfnsts Troy WOc.er Co. manufacture
~ eeses Broad cloths, blacks browns, &C. Nc
"a ras,. CashlnsTelis escorted coiors.
IS cases Cotton warp cloths brown, green and edVes
10 Sases CsssllDeses -
sss Sssss Sisy blndngs white drsb and black.
a. 80. Root webbing escorted widths and eolcs
100 cases Spool spe.
Is esses Sewing sila
cases Italian luiesufns
1 cases Italian cfsvae .ts,.n
40 oa.ss Calorsd AMI blsck eNslsfics u ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

xxW h-AI I-AOAU LUNFAN The Drec-
tors naye his day declared a Dtvissrs
o. pr c-rt OF ne Od' Capital siock OF his Couoanv
xiea VII &c pad 4, her oee Tryon-row On snd ars,
Tuesday. TIE shs ssy Of February nerf -@ --''
Tie usasi-F oooSs VIA y closed from Saturday, IA. stA
IA Of Jan1aTy q oc.ock NJ e We1gesds, ne 81
dAy q Feor4.ry, lI5s-Datec. J.a Ia lsso ~ - -
gspH SAM N sLATcRFoaD, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
TO LET AND FOR SALE


r. TO LIT ---1nd. :h.r3. s5ur-A- e. iai ia
~ sres - a- s1--s 81 I'D - B-1strav. corner u
- ~ being z=her - hv - fee 40 -1e nsse-
r1e-- w. vans ~ z1t- t7 H7s--. PAINT i-. IA -
srf -in,rg ,le a--1-ota-cr n 80 has--e-f Ter =
.E-use s1--1ss-r--1f --le- ~ whole bald - Lle
n- -f toz-ra-- - - 49, -
-tlw A1pl p " 3 Ian AESCk- - " 49,
. -TEAN-POWER TO LET.-Fou- -, we-
Fs r4 tr7-- SEE El- rear = te-f deep "a p --t
- .e- l- - le.------ 80 -l.r a.l'r a-a- -
F-s- acalcn ior Tar. l--lr1E f-rfos-- A-s' '-',
lc- .1a rl--oFTe- A-r- II. f-,F-
HAVFs a GRAHAM - t-r-e--
y THE PAVILION HOTEL At PORT LIZ
- 10 LII --Ire t.C-e .4t ...ll-ss Sc
- co.,. .-ler. l4l .e .-l rua-o-t p
e. far ~ -r rl- lrs squire 20 ANS ~ :.
r1r.er % tars Ell Alan 81. Broos11- of E17thl
ANN.IT e. Far lie S--vJ-r-er - -
q To LIT yl-sr-s.1r s1-~- ---l.'-l 81
~ srlc --.-- : -o.- j Fl er
-l-.- -.- Owe h-a-rl Hl.-sl t---.-
Ma-.-r arr Na--. 11ler---.- l-.-..r - Glib. "I
eNr7 r. q. 9-li.-r or p HENRY EsLEh - Man
-l--s JAW
- WANTTO II BROOkLYN-T. afre r .-a.s
s, frrl .f -t a ll-se E--'-e lei El-ira..+-.
- t. io-r sra Eu..r. A1t-ess p'-'-1a r. %
8~c r- fl-'J1c- s'scls 'r1rs - 2e----- -
& TO LET-Ho..-s-5 Brosivsr p .. al.- ilr ''--
n 'Ir .s.- s-c-s gwen ol . Fe-r-tf. ~
- o- 'l- r-,rases
- IlONYERY BANK.-T-e corner o--s a 'le
ts --t 0. t.e 5lve-- h--s -1 e' Gems ~ t--
ocL-o- frr sl lrsr-.nre ll-i -. --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

PURSUANCE q erss u ~ ssroEsas Il As Csss,y u
Lev en-, se,es ssseE = az p~rso1s kavs.x crs
ssnsi RICHARD PUEDr, Ass q s C,y a W. Yors h
es.sea Q he III vo-bsrs t1ereS % de- ~ rr.
q ts oes Of ss1enA Lssasosy As "a Graz str. : te Co
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SkATkS.-A mn assortment OF common snd iNsy
cSkStes, strapped Nid rnsiraprct
SAGISs RsLIS-A ful su3 comQ.e assortment " oose
mi iarcy strapped Seieh Bells
NVrLSkN- AM Desert Knives AID FsISs Tea
ttsss polsaed Shoveis and Tonss Ere Stands Ac a.
wholesale AID resaA ~ { LITTLE
81. S'uesr * t1lliou a.
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~ Water-ture Institutes.-pt TSAtt receives
osfseuts his nodicus city csiahshniepL - LAsb
Il Is provided with several bathing roous some OF Noe
are kept dsy and gh during the cold seAsn 4nS
country establishment al Oys'ef BAY, l. l. WI IVY
Aprti | Us
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~ Express Notice. n

Of tdw ard r Wlnslov of tLe firm Of VOLS Co and
OF Livingston Wells Co and in accordance with tie or
uclcs If coparm,nhip which eNpfess.y provide Tor such
e1igcscy
Notice hereby given that the Domestic Express and
The Foreign Express aud Comm business VII hercaf
CT be continued by tho under tho old style and
names WELLS co
LIVINGSTON WELLS co
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cr1sron1.HousE NOTICE.


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