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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-12
SHIPPING.
DOM Z SIC POO S

For Network and Hvyana.
sas FOR NEN lUhh, ofa hAVanA-UHEted
slssazszA and magnIics nj Steamship OHIO Lent. J.
Findlay Schenck. ing, will leave MONDAY.
St MaTys street, Lafayette me TOT the COM
tort Of passengers gIe On the most 'era seae N ner
combined all the convent of s rate hotel.
II An experien ,ed 81 geon accompanies TINS and al
other vessels Of the Company.
RATES OF PASSAGE;
To New York-Stae- Berth Saloon. .,......... tI5 ~
olandee beih, Fc ward Saloon - go
Steeage nth, be- sand sapaIate mess 2 ~
70 HavanG-StaiF- Uerth, SaOOr. ID "
Passengers for Havana must procure passp b from the
Spanish Consul.
e Passengers for Newly to be transferred the mag.
niticent mail steamship Georgia. ~
No passage until rad for. All Pss9age tickets and
orders ire g he prc1re hon the ohee OF
the Agents. ARMSTRONG. LAWRASoS CO..
~ The new and magnificent U. s NJ steamship "a
CItlC will tak the place of the U. ;. M steamship fall
CON, and leave Newreans, with the Oregon aud Caornla
Mails, on the 2oth INST o. lyt
EsA CHARLksTON AND RAW ANA
@TfETT4 Packet - United States Maui Lane bet1eeI
sszsakas Charleston and HaCana, via SaDdIHGh and
Wsst-The sPa"dd steamship isABEh Csp. mol,
Oh ARLESTON Is. } To HAVANA, leaving Havana
Tor Chareston-sth and I'D of each month; leaving Chses-
| ton for Havana on the lsi and 18th
RATES PASSAGE: .,o
Havana Charleston Savannah
Havana 10 Key w 81
| For further particulars, apply to
| NJ. q. MORnECAt, ChaIeslon, or to
HART co 81 TS Feb Rs & T. o' lea
| fY- Passenger leaving Havana by nIs ship reach
Baltimore the Fifh Day by taking the Land Route, and
New York and PHI AIDE nhis in the time by taking the
Steamship 70 those p1rts 90 z4&
a. FOR Observation-Disclosures fine fast sailing
S&NE regular packet harque AhMOU III, Eaptain
will have immediate Dispatch For balance Of fire gh,
having fine accommodations, apply to the captain
JOHN W. ANDREWS & co. % Common st.
Agent in Philadelphia E. LINCOLN Co. 81
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CIGAR TOBACCO

SUNDRIES IN STORE
- TEAS-35O packages Green and Black;
corr EE--JHva, Rio, IIqgnayra Mooho;
HAMS-Shay' S best 5. ., and We,Lphaia;
TilNGlI ES-reet and Buffalo;
split Peas Pearl BARLEY and Homsny;
Pickles, kstChups, Eapers. Olives, Pie. Fruit:
Peach Preserves, Jules and Jams-175 boxes;
Candles, Soap, Starch-325 boxes;
HeCker's FaTlna aud Corn Starrh
Cracke's-in wood and tin-as urted:
RrG1ms, Mats Brushes, Cords and Irvine;
Scotch Ale, London Porter, Caret Champagne Cider
and Wine Port, old and common, Brandy, Sherry
Madeira and White Wine;
Mackertl, Goldfish, Herring, Shad Salmon md Halbut
Fins;
Olive Forance, Sperm and Lard Oil;
Salmon LOBSTER. Codfish
Milk and Roast Beef flesh, in cans;
Loaf Powdered and Crushed Sugar;
Fruits in juice Sardiues ana Prunes;
Worcestershire Sauce; English and Kentucky Mustard;
CHEESE-Pine Apple Engli.h D,iry and Sap Sage;
Orange County BUTTER and Western;
Curranis, Cilron and Rock Candy;
Pepper, Allspce, Gloves, Cassia, Ginger. Mace aud
Nutmegs 300 lbs. etc. for sale by
oil At CHARLES STOIGHT0N. "a Camu st
TWINE-6O bales Ualcrt 1--WE, suitable loG ougai
il Reineries, IRAN & CO.
% r'7pitOulaa 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-12

Father Ritchn-The veteran editor Of the
Washington Union-now some eighty years Of
age-afer contradicting the statement that he is
about to dissolve his connection with that paper,
remarks: We see no immediate prosps ct of such
an event, we come forward to declare our firm de-
termination to devote ourselves with undiminished
zeal and unaagging spirit TO the banner of our
country. Standing as we do at this central point
having to consult the various interests into
which the country is dlvided-in the midst Of the
most Tremendous storm which she has ever wit
messed, with mems minds dashed into the highest
MISUNDERSTANDING thousands of mems humors to
please, yet determined TO please our own con-
acknowledgement one member, perhaps, because
we could not publish his speech, and another be-
cause some unfortunate phrase from another paper
had crept into our columns-how could we expect
to please all the world, and cultivate amicable
relations with the rest Of mankind"
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.


Nstsln the Fr municipality dsIignAsd in the tOlsWia
nbls y ne H's eSinmsncs al the karsad AMI run
The Second ns, the Mes the StsRmosA
Ing, No. 5eng ElEhos Landing In ne Third lmSL the
m NJ d. Enrrr n-Lr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-12

A well known pianist recently played some Of
his most astonishing pieces before the Grand
Seignor. At the conclusion of the performance,
the Sultan, who had been observing him with
great apparent admiration said to him: 81 have
heard 1halberg-( Ia low bow of the artist and
modest SMILEY have also heard Lizst-(a still
lower bow and devout attention) but no one OF all
that have played before me-persptred as much as
you do"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-12

NOTICE.
JOSEPH A. BEARD, AuctiOneer,
HAVING RETURNED The City, prepared any
Sales Appnisrments Valuations friends public
may please o his Chragc
New Orleans Oct 5, 1850 IS lot
ENIs FLORANCE. Commissioned Huctl0nts Of
Il fee No y Grnvirr st.. "ii attend, usual ana E
his parirplaT attention the Real Estate, Stocks
Damaged COT. PorWardens llouse-@ -0rui'uJe Slaves
ETC.; will also advances Merchandise pace il
hlnds my
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92Eo1 bHe6asr st.9t2gIs5g do " Iafason Seo 1s g
Connoly-l22 Wright Williams Vco127 Payne y Harrison
ia Male Cux-I6O Henderson 81 Peaie-5s " Green
Bibber-ss Buklsy HoI A Leverich Sco-8' G Burke
&cq-s5 Ward & Jooas32 Kelly * t;onyn gham-y2 Saml
co.'s ThornbiI & hIcIihenoy-s4 Oakley s. Bawkin~-l9
u Frslsen keo--ls de Esana-15 " 2 tairol-.6 u
Rirks SLco-ls Hh Mclean &co-s r Nugeut &eo-7 Be-
CART Foley-l2 bbs lime BuckBer SantOn-rotai 30
Henderson Il Pealese do McRsa 3 Coffmans3 do Hill,
PAYNE 4 Harrison-S4 bonner s smthli Buckley 8 Holt
20 War De5a9ilss-5 Virgin, WisIq@. Seo-I2 JPhs
Gribb ell Brander il Jams &co-s N Grosss Thorn,
Donegan &co7 { Ha "a Gerard X Fer,ier5 4 Frelsen
&co-3 Robinson & McDougal-25 Anderson 4 Metcalf-l3
hides, etc, arter-Total 5I3 bales cotton
ST IoGIN1Per steamer Atlantic hhys tobacco, 10
bb Hour s5 balls hemp 81 els rope IS ties lard Sc bb DO
Kennedy Fuster-Ie cks bacon. y bbs 10 kennett DIX
HsTi. LScey1505 do and Is sKs rye Keane,t &soSs
do Hour Edgelf Hulfor &co4o0 do Turner; Wilson Seo
D Grief &c-i % do flour 3 10 pork. g casks baron, ~
bD apples 1l45 SKIS Clark Eager-l73 do rromp-
IS bbs castor oil Hur Gayle Scoll5 sacks brsn ia DO
Dufy5n bales hay Parmee Bro-e3o sis 9ats no
bran do onions Druhan-2 chs ampbaek Buddsek co
76 SKIS potatoes Murphy-l2 pkgs ludse Elder Daring
ST LOUIS~Per steamer America Is bxs TOBACCO Wils
Rawdns-6 casks and es hams g bales hemg Z BUD
90 oO MnS Naaiioos-5s DO, s. HID. bb
bacon Connolly aco3 hhds and 81 tcs bacon Sh1itz q
ere Se6 G Do Hus Se Woodru SOHO
potatoes Druhan-7ls do wheat Jury Neo2o5 70 bt.n
W RobinsGrici6G - rope 70 sy &eo2i bsls and I
SKIS potatoes Thompsoa4O2 sacks osis Clark 3 6aEri
Hill & Bro-s0 do potatoes order-l6 bbls do NJ Marin
pkg specie Gray, McMcMUrdo &eO-sundnes to order.
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Protection Of Cuba.-We see il. stated, on the
authority of the Paris correspondent Of the London
Herald, that an arrangement is on foot between
Spain on the one side, and England and Holland
on the other, by which Spain, on condition of
having Cuba protected by the joint action of these
powers, engages to pay the debt due her by her
English and French creditors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-12

Third UuniciDaty.-We did not hear of any item worth
reporting in the Third yesterday. Nothing further has been
elected in reg ard the death of Jean Seville who found
dead on the banQuette on Wednesday night last
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-12

Per ship Clifton, from New York. Byrne &eo-Pooe
s. Bro-Longlsy & LIrtlsiOhn-J Wilds-J l. Whlte--J w
stanton 6co-J NJ Couid-Aann X Whiterail-E Tyler-
Caller &co-McRea 4 offinan-BfandeI, Williams &eo
w : Scot-A Grief Sco-Whlting Pearee1 Lewis Lewis
&co-H Packard &cO-Buchanan. Carroll &e0-E j Hart
&co-Pr estly & Bien-W jackson Slcu-J Alaiue &cO-V
David-S jarvis &c,s-Convese &eG-H PsIsans- Free q
Fost-J Woodruff &co-J LangIidge-J ID Aroy &eo-H
w FieId-Rugely N BaiT-A Hamllton-f eai man &eo-I
Chas Clapp-Nalle Il Cox-R NJ Elll-Bogart & Eaiey-J
Ettsr-HOgart BrOs-HendersOn & Gsine.-Hal & Ne
} Il Nor son--J Atkns-L a rim ey--t arToltSJ
Shaw &co-ThOmhli & Me lhenny-Swuey. Green aco
Connolly &co-J Straus-Gray & Campbe-N heeler
Blake-S Reckendorf-C Ganes-hopkins Seo-ty Reed
&co-M D Cooper &co-Garthwale. tsinnsy &ef-b Ell
Moor G Hohhs--N Hamlin--l Il 6 Cromwell sue
~ G az mond-J Wala-F King Gco-E kergnson-E
R Stevens ScO-P Ioomis-Butle- Seo--N Jarvis &cO-C
| T Budhecke Sco-N II Brgham-h II Hanseh y Bro x
| Sands Tucker &co-L u Mann-M Greenwood &eo-J z
Morgan-PlrSett, Perkins Eco lex Leyy-Scsi &eo-h
Nugent-Dufino Jr-J Sewell-Moon, Titus &co-Hartweh
| ami order. ~ a.
| Per ship Trenton, from New York-John Suoud-G Ste
Nans-t,has StnnRh tOn-and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-12

Wealth Of NeW York BY a report made to the
Board Of Supervisors Of New York city and county,
it appears that the aggregate value of real and per
sOnal estate in that county is estimaed AT 1926 O6O
676 IA; being an increase of S29 1868 533 &c over
last years valuation. The municipal TAX on this
is in the aggregate 1899 697 IS but number of
corporations, srssing properly to The amount Of
81 9s7, 1919 80, avoid taxation by claims of exemp.
lon. According TO the report from which the
above information is extracted, the number Of per-
sons whose property is taxed is but 6O00 out of
the large population possessed by New York city
The value Of the real and personal estate of the
State of New York. according to the last report
of the comptroller, was 1886, 1862, sol, of which
Sl93, 2S,076 was in the county Of New York /;
SCI, I64 45l being personal estate in the county,
and Sl29 926 625 in the whole State. The State
tax of 1919 amounted to 1913 ,S43 10, of which
$4,000, or nearly one-haf, was paid by the city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-12

Robert Stephenson, the great engineer, and the
protector of the Britannia Tubular Bridge it ap-
pears by the late English papers, has been offered
knighthood and has refused it. Mr.. Farradey, one
OF the greatest of living chemists, has also declined
known, not only persisted in refusing patent Of
nobility but also in his will instructed his sons to
initiate in this respect his example. The time ap-
pears to be coming when English titles will go
a-beggng among the most worthy to wear them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-12

IorrcDies-Seyera adavits for larceny were yesterday
made before Recorder Genois but in accordance with the
rne we have adopted cannot publish them, as the
charges have not been investigated
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-12

The London Fdir.-PaLace Of Glass-The Lon
don Athengum of the 3lst ult furnishes neat,
satisfactory perspective view of the whole palace
lass for the gIeat London Industrial Exhibition
1x55wlll stand on Is acres of ground, and have an
lifting surface of 81 its length lS4S feet, iii
1S ,ht to have been 1851 to suit the Year, breadth
-; height 90. The total cubic coatents of the
building will be 33C00.OCO feet The total amount OF
contract for use, waste and maintenance is fT9 SO
or very little more than nne-sixteenrhs of a
penny per foot cube. The total value of the build
ing, We're 1t to be permanently retained, would be
$3.50, 0C0-or rather less than one penny, and one
twelfth of a penny per cubic foot.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Llrrvp. - 4. az .--Iovorr60E WIN "a.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Globe, Tahus Brazos HarTis y MOrsaB
y nflg Jenny Bernard Bariesux G. Jenkins
SclH MAR Ellen, Mcdonnell Havana, Master
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From October to October TO-
Kept by ID. r. LILLE & Co.. Nautical and PHILOSOPHICAL
Instrument makers, a CustOmhOuss street
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NOUel and Ingenious Ezperiment.-A cask of
fine hardware and cutlery, accidentally fell over
board from the line ship H. Allen, lying at Boyce
~ Co.'S wharf. The contents of the cask were
valuable, and reward of fifty dollars having been
offered by the captain of the vessel for its recovery
it restored to the ships deck, through the
exertions OF Mr.. Angus Smith. Mr.. Smith provi-
ded himself with what he called a diving bell, by
saving in half ordinary oil cask then placing it
over his head and shoulders, and attaching heavy
weights to the edges of the inverted cask, which
being air-tight, prevented the water from rushing
in, his head occupying the vacuum then letting
himself down, he enabled to remain under
water from ten to fifteen minutes. This novel
sub marine experiment was witnessed by number
of persons, who seemed pleased with the success
attending it.
Mr.. Smith has, we learn been several days
engaged in recovering quantity of railroad iron,
which had been placed on the bridge of one of our
upper wharves, the weight of which caused the
bridge to give way precipitating the iron to the
| bottom in about four fathoms water. He has been
partially successful, and there is every reason to
believe that the whole will eventually be recovered
| Mr. S. deserves much credit for his ingenuity ant
industry, and we have no doubt those successful
efforts will extend the sphere of his usefulness
| Ch1rleStOH COUriey
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JOSEPH II. PALMER &

cia ao in bRis os Raes for puson a.e lie ha. at tbs
time hhds bales Dark Heavy descriptions for the Mexican
JOSEPH II. PALMER 81 co.
\ stock q ~ FAIL and and WISTER GooDS embracing both
Some of the leading articles are named below.
WOODEN GOODS, Embracing fine medium and low
saUc Dus Oaet and s6cy Mefna cassores Kentucky
saoTs %o 4 @Ro wool G P P9 M and
Wool Shaw Of many kinds Northern and Eastern kcrses ard
6n Plaid checked Lnseyj Gala Wool Plaid for chdrsns
weighing bs Saddle Blankets fac and Bed and
COTTON GOODS. Brown and bleached sheetpgs and
shungS, Of BRIT sh ana 3mcln m1Ng 81 Every 4uiy Anu
p"pu T 6nd in No S y so@ PrDS5 large
5nt Of American, English and French colocd Cotton Goods
AIDES Mosquito Bins, Nagks6s, Cotton HandAerch
sTao variety f%'S HR FasR OSG eo ' and o
ne, un. Swiss and Book Musia; Bishop Lawn Checked
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain, Striped, Plaid
and veve andkerches md GraySts for ladies and scnmeH
silk and Satin Yesngs Bonnet Cap Neck and Belt Rbbon5
t a " q" coors M oar Lases Canton co Bom5aoes
LINEN GOODS, Dress Linens. IN whole and dem pieces
coar.e and fine, etc,
LEI other articles usual to line Of business Of
STATIONERY AND BLANK HOOKS.-We take
- great pleasure II aiGmhS %f i iSrer Ei#3
PFs0S are e y 4 q *, Y w..
factory Our stock being entirely new, and the
largest in the South we offer complete assortment to those
CORsON & ARMSTRONG, stationers,
OlO en- 81 Camp street
STATIONERY - CORSON Il ARMSTRONG, 30
ESo s s55diS sSyosab ST &ToSERY and 81 K
BOOKS TO their large complete and entirely new stock:
which they offer on reasonable terms. Their BlNDERH
and PRINTING OFFICE being located in the same build
ing, they are enabled give their special attention to al
| especial reference. "
CORsON ~ ARMSTRONG, stationers
OH bm SO Camp street.
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NEW YORK-Per chip Trenton 90 bales hay to order
assorted mfse,
NEW YORK-Per ship Clifton Assorted mdse.
BOSTON-P.r ship Revenue: Asserted md'e:
PHfLADELPHIA-Persh ship Rob Burton: Ass'd mdse-
RATTAN ISLAND-Per schr G M,thews: Fruit to
order
to John hurley.
THOMASTON-Per brig J A Taylor: 1900 cssbs lime to
Capt Sleeper.
TAMPA BAY-Per schr Heroine: Ballast.
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fsg n Fare reduced TO rs cents T. s.; s Inaa
Ez5saHzstR and .UddisOHUHie-The and substantial
Lake steamer LENORA, Quilt expressly for this trade
and unequaed as a seabOat,) J. w. Dunnca, mater;
leaves the Lakeend Of the PnnchaIain Railroad EVERY
DAY Sundays excepted) arrival Of the Il o'clock NJ
cars II urnng leaves COyngtOn EVERY DAY, (Sundays
eXcepte, } at O'Clock A M Passage 20 cents Meals
extra 80 cents.
N b. The steamer Lenora has recently been thoroughly
repaired reue the hest possible manner; she has
superior Hu Engine Boilers FIVE engine Hose etc as can
be ascertain d by calling on the insurance offices in New
Orleans tn steamboat and boiler Inspectors. For further
iniOrmaiton,l qure of
PAYNE HARRISON, 68 Poydras street,
VIM. l.. USHlNG & CO: % Common street,
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Arrived.
ship JOIN Spear, Spear, 10 ava or p,ors in ballast
10 master-2d m 80 "' '''H"''''f ~
Ship Clifton, H. RersoU a a.. g.. nuxy-t- q. w
- Stanton &cO-sd my. i A'e" i''N' " "
soB-lst my. 49, ." " ~"
Ship Revenue. cfOws. 10 days from Boston, 10 C W Hyn
Ship Robr Barton. Ocean, q days from Philadelphia to
H. Ashbridge 6LcO-lst ny. -
ter-3d my -
Br sehr Mathews, Robinson days from Rattan Island
TO Y De Egsna-1sf my.
schI Ann Eliza Davis days from Pensacola to master
Basin.
ScbI Heroine, Husssy, 30 hours from Tampa Bay, to
IuEney-lst my.
sTEAMBOATs.
y atchez No q, Leathers, from Hard Times.
Git-g, Ure, from bayou sara.
Auantie, Ogissby, from st Louis
Ame1ca, Johnson, from st LOUIS.
~ Nannpe Castillo, from Auakapas
ioWDoat Caledonia, SNOW, from the Passes-brought 40
n, shps Revenue and Robt Burt a. schr G 3 Mathews.
IoWboat DE Vernon, smith, from the Passes-owed down
anh 70 "a % the 9Th brig keock, sehEs Sonth-
Spear. = -
Towboat Anglo AHelian- Steele, from the
down hsht-brooght up ships Trenton and Clifton
BELow-cnMIso
Ship QHebee.
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BRAZO5 ST JAGo-Per steamship Globe; 40 bbs
bour 20 DO cork IS do sugar, do hams 70 DO coffee
rice 30 do bacon, II SALT 80 bxs soap Y do
candles 30 KEGS sickI-s hhds tObaeco 80 OIL etc.
BURt EAUX-Per brig Jenny: 80 bales cotton, Al 600
slaves,
HAVANA-Per sehr Mary Ellen 800 bbls and 80 kegs
lard 10 ties hams, 30 bbls tail0w.
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TIE 1925 Ticket Man.-The Boston Transcript

says:
Ossian E. Dodge is certainly great man to-day.
He received many marks last night at the several
wing ward meetings, having been previously nomi-
mated as candidate for in the County Con-
venriOn. Wherever vigilance committees were
proposed TO be raised, 625 was the number gen
orally named to constitute full committee.
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STEAMBOATS,.


~ = Montgomery and Wetnmpka Regu-
49, lar Packet s,samer A. DOUG LASS, capt.
Fts4l5s1sss5s James =. Montgomery, will leave Mobile
EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, on the arrival Of the
NewOreans Mail Boat, and arrive Montgomery on
Thursday Morning, IN time Tor the Ears The A. Douglass
Is entirely and built expressly for the Alabama River
Trade o4 FIN
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RS a. yickburg Regular Friday Packet
/ t5ilk9ls445a Steamer MOHAWk Capt. o. B. Cobb
sfSsRssal2S VIII leave every FRIDAY EVENING Tor
VcksjuTg WaIentOn, Grand Gulf Rodney, Nachez, and
all intermediate lanungs-This new, magnificent and fast
running steamer will her regular trips
the above trade about LIST September For relgh
passage, auyly to
CHARLES & GOODWIN, 10 Common st.
The Mohawk is owned in the above trade, and pun
chased expressly for the tTade which will be sufficient
guarantee shippers and that she will per-
manently in the trade through the entire jy6
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B 0 0 K S

90 KS:
ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
many Languages and every dcpRr
Science, Arts Lratue., Curious old Books,
Prints Pamphlets, Magazines Pictures Charts Maps Music
etc. with good Stationery the Cheap Put
cuuonS may be found at the FRANKLIN BOOKsI ORE los
amp street, door below Grod. iell
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e @ 81 e,

MRS CAMPBELL, Poyjris and Cerondeet
vi has just arrived from the North where has been for
making selections the purchasers this city, and which
she will be enabled SELL usual Is cent below the prices
asked for the goods the
Mrs q. opens n MONDAY, September 80 STRAW
BONNETS, comprising every style of and manufactured
expressly shapes qualities unsurpassed
Beside rich Fall Ribbons Flowers Feathers Mrs, c. has
thing else desirable complete the toilet,
z Buunrts cleaned a
NJ DFeFB Making in Inc best style os AT
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THE PUBLIC respectfully informed that
by the last arrivals Northern Cities
French Fancy Millinery to the examination
Ut which respectfully invite the all
d, F. YARMOUTH, II Charres street.
E Orders for the making Of Dresses, Cloaks Manrs
promptly executed by superior arste. so III
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-12

Sent Dorm tor Trial-George w. Dixon was yesterday
brought before Recorder Caldwell, the charge of stealing
lot of planes and other carpenters TOOLS among which
an auger from Mr. Frederick Stout The evidence for the
prosecution made out very plain and Notwithstanding
the fact that George w. Dixon thought the proceeding
great bore he was before the First District Court fol
trial We augur that he will be convicted.
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NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER IL. 1850.
Report of charity Hospital,


LOUIS J. HUARD, Asst Clerk,
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~ =. Red River Packet DUCh RINER-For
la4ika+s4-S Alexandra, Grand Ecore and Shreveport
$50 The well-known and ast-runnnng steamer
DUCK RIVER, J. ID. CLARK, master, is now receiving
freight, and will leave as above on SATURDAY tine u h
instant, at O'Clock p M For freight passage, apply
on board, foot Of Customhouse street. or to
t. B. SMITH, 81 Magazine street.
P, S.-The steamer Duck River will run IN connection
with the light dagghl steamer Jim Gmer. and will her
n he a OH
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- CITY :saiatariaf NlessSnrg, Warrentqn Me-
Carthage, Grand Gulf, Rodney Narchez fanaIlS-l k
tavOre and superior passenger packet will positively q
her regular Trips the above trade, MONDA dle
the 18th inst at clock For freight passage apple
on board, foot Of Canal street, 10
T. G. CHARLES, 10 Common st.
Freight taken for Lelore, Greenwood Marion, Tchula,
and all Plantations Eazpo River with the privilege of
shipping This Boat will be Regular Yayoo CITY Packet.
y There will be Clerk the Levee Friday morn
ing TO receive freight. olU
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