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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-07
NIGHT AUCTION SALES,

LIVERY Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and FRIDAY
II commencing at early candle light We are dposinr
OF the desirable lot Of OPS ever offered in this mar
ket such fine Blue Black and Fancy Cloths Ca scmeres
eSng Cahroes Beachcd and unblcached Dnmestic 81 *
and Linen iandkeehiefs Irish Linen Spool Cotton and
general assortment oi Fancy Goods Hardware Pocket and
Table Cutlery Locks, Hinges, Saws Hammers Iiachcts
SC Sc; also, few OF those fine Gold Lever Watches
Cl,c Naval cightday and thirty to he the
best lot offered IN this market all OF which have in.
s,ructions TO close without gard to cost.
GARLAND s MOSBY
Feb It's .fuctioneeTS * Commission .lierchants
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Friday. Feb. |. 1850.
I'D T, TNJV'
The Senate was not in session to-day, having adj
ed over tn Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

ed over tn Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Thurslon the delegate from Oregon, offered res
oluuu which adopted. instrucliug the COMMITTEE
nn Indian Affairs to inquire into The eXpedency oil ma
king an appropriation for the exnnguIshmen Of the Ia
dian title in the territory lying west Of the Cascade,
mountains aud removing them east of The mountains;
that they be further instructed To inquire into the pro
pety Of creating office of superintendent OF In
dian affairs IN that county; and that they also be M
struced inquire into the proper means of managing the
Indians.
Mr. Hammond made report from the Committee on
Engraving, authorizing expenditure oi one thousand
dollars for the printing of maps and drawings OF The doc
umrnts accompanying the Presidents annual message
which. after debate, adopted
Mr. Van Dyke moved that the House now proceed IL
the election Of Chaplain, which motion agreed TO-
MIR Savage raised point OF oder-thai The election o
/ CHAPLAIN had been osponed until the lst of March
/ 1851 with that Of Po>tmas and Donrkeeper.
| The Speaker ovemed the gentleman
Mr. NcMuen inquired whether the committee on
the judiciary had vet made report the various me-
MORALS referred 10 them asking for the abolition oi chap
lanS
The Speaker replied in the negative.
i Mr. McNlnllrn asked whether it would he in order Ia
move To postp the election OF Chaplain unlll the FIST
Monday in March AeM.
The Speaker replied that the House had decided to
i 90 nin AN election
The names OF the Rev Messs. Donelan, Slicer. Cof-
Zee Common and Brooks were withdrawn; and Mr. Parker
nominated the Rev. &. w. Mitchell.
After the first vote, Messrs Much, Il Reese and Crow
were withdawn. and after the second Mr. Potter.
Mr. McNluIlen moved 10 postpone the election until
the 6rS of March by which time the Committee IN the
judiciary, perhaps may make report on the various
memorials referred 10 them asking for the abolition OF
Chaplans at The Government expense.
:, The motion disagreed 10
The House again voted and the following is the result
of the three several TRIALS VIZ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-07
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENA re.
Jan 3O.l,, 1850.
BILLS PASSED

Fer the extension Of the Louisa Railroad from Sann
ION 4, Cnvngion and for other purposes.
T confirm tine transfer Of certain street and alleys b'
the Common Council Of Lynehbufg 10 The Tennessee
Railfuad Company. aud far n,her purposes.
To amend the ACT PASSED January 2S'h. 1873. con
cpreing the nehesier and Btfy's Ferry turnpike com
panv. -,
To connect The rchlands aud Kentucky line road with
the Tazawell Court House and Fancy Gan turnpike
To provide Tor n road frim Wilson'S Creek, IN wayne
county To the Kama Via turnpike
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-07

Mr. Gnrley having received majority of all the votes
cast was therefore declared elected Chaplain of the pre-
sent sesSuu.
And the House adjourned until Monday next.
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7.
The Committee Of Agriculture reported against The ap.
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s'SaroS. Jan. 81. 1850.
SENATE

After peliiians the senste considered private bills.
NJ Dougitss presented petit from rizrns n u
linus If arrangement fr tn. free navigation
Of the s. Lawrence and reciprocity in ade between the
[ Unttrd States and Canada
The bill divide Aria into two Judicial districts,
was discussed and laid aside
Mr. Smith called uppn the Senaior frpm Milne Mr.
Bldhnfy) 10 state when he I'D nihrrs should have
opportunity reply 10 b% remarks his utlon rel
alive Ia renewals Sfom ulliee.
Sine conversation. Il the order of business was
interrupted by message from the li"nse. c'mmnnl-
eating pceelings npun The OF The death
Of the Hbn Il ID Plus Dickinson, late member from
Ohio
On malon II Mr. Cerwio the Senate adopted the Gus,
tlmary rs ilptlans.
Nh Csrnin moved that The Senate adjourn.
Nj King objected.
Mr. Clay suggested hat the Senate. in regard 10 such
matters had here ofifr zane 10 far Ii dies
dnrup sesun aud ~ presence, aud IN the midst Of
his abors, sympathy aud duty require us 10 adj urn and
attend his funeral But when member dies before
he sessIan. aud surrounded by his friends and neigh
hr. there was particular reason ior both Houses 10
ali 'urn
Mr. Corsin, would not, he said. insist on the mplon.
Mr. Foole called for The order Of The day.
4 message received from the President If the u.
Snt-e win rep ri ~ relation II the alleged intefef
uf the h1cs Il Sanlt Fe with The jurisdiction
Uf eNa~ aud stating that the gu siion Of boundary be
tween Tex,s and New Mexico one thai belonged 10
the Legislative rather Than the Executive branch Of the
government.
The snate took up the special order oflhe day which
the RS lullnn nf the Senator tom Michigan (Nlr
Ca's) IN favor Of su-pendGg plomac Intercourse with
Austra.
Mr. Hunter. who had the floor spoke in opposition 10 the
resolution. lie had many grounds Of opposition Ia the
particular resolution before Il Proceeded IN total
msappfehensi1n # The ends Of establishing diplomatic a
geneies 10 other countries.
lie supposed HAT they sent with view 10 fiat
Ter ffrgn pJwet Why not suspend 0ur relations with
Russia, France and Rome if upon the principle
that We are 10 eprobae the political conduct NJ foreign
power How often would We have suspended our IN
erconrse with E1gl,d France, and every other nation
except the ne Republic oi san Mateno If we had ac
ted On this subject.
II we made the point would be obi ged stand 10
It. and never Intercourse. Again. II CON
rarp To the law of nations for must tolow 1t up by
dis Missing the Austrian mlnsler in opposition 10 the
law which gives all nations the right Of embassy other
naars.
Mr. Foole followed in reply.
MIR Smith made some remarks 10 which Mr. Fooe re
jpned.
The subject was passed over, and the Senate, after
spending lime 10 executive session, adjourned 10
NJ ,nday.
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at II O'Clock. After the reading of
the journal.
Mr. Wood, Of Ohio. rose and pronounced an euogy ON
The life and character Of The Hon. Il dol phus Dickinson
who member of he last Congress, and member
eect the present. from the 9th Congressional district
If the State Of Ohio ladepartej This life in the city ot
Washington on the ooh Of March last. Mr. d. wa,
born at Whalely Mass. on the Sh day Of Dec, 1850
He graduated at WlIIamstown College, and soon after
wads emig rated 10 the State II Ohio where by his good
conduct he successfully from position 10 anoh
TILL he was cited by the people 10 serve them in
Congress. Mr. Wood, who is the successor of Mr. ID
concluded his pretty enogy by movng. the usual resol-
inns expressive If the regret of the House for the death
of the deceased, and hrr confidence with the family o
the deceased and Tor flying respect by weang the
usual hldge o monrning.
They We're unanimously adopted. when the House
al urled ull To- morrow further mark OF respect
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CORN ME

WE shalt receive weekly, supply et Corn Meal Thos
w in want Of fresh zeal can gel il at all times
Jan = -, SAIrHSDN \ STArlIAAI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02

Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Megunc2ok Fairbank, 50 days from Trepan TO Geo
Ship Jenny Lind RobersOn. b days from Boston, W
Ship s. Petersburg, Pummer 1872 days from Calcutta, to
Ship Virginia Thompson 81 days from Liverpool, to John
Br ship Eleanor Lay, 50 days from Newport tWses)' to
Br baE Hero sdSn, Spence. 50 days from Liverpool to
Bark Chapee, Fletcher, IS days from Bordeaux.
Bark Mlaudon, Butler, IL days from Havana. to Puigy
Bark john Bird Bird 80 days from ThOmastOn. Me.
Brig octavia Madden ~ days from Chagres in ballast,
sch Fairy hg ia%s from Havana 18th ut to ouadras
schr Home. Benson days from ssa in ballast, to master
r schr Comm Ewyn, days from Rattan Island to
schr Dora. BOs6ch days from Pensacola. to master
scf Pow6aan Cairo. days from Pensacola to master
sehr Walter M Pritche days from Pensacola, to master
Basin.
Gen Taylor. Hyde, from Donadsonyille.
Jas i D Day, Bates s. rom oET Noble iies'AA'A
fFSaaas Sio Msrn c@ G Hs fs R
T ow6os faIbe s1 s from the Passes
Ship yeksbgrg Berry, Berry" from SsSYork. to Cohen
Ship Austerlitz. from Boston.
Memoranda.
Towboat Pbenx lowed down and sea, the 18th ut
ship Trenton, bark Action, brig Union and schr Hornet
Towboat Conqueror towed down and sea, the 9th
ut, ships INLAND and Moses Wheeler brgs Sienzia and
Trojan
Towboat Anglo American towed down and sea- on the
3Oh ult, ships Joseph Badger, oswego and Elizabeth
Towboat Panther owed down and sea, the 18th ut
ships Ue and Susan Lord; TO the Bar ship Isaac Newton
GBy TeIegraphic Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, July %.
Arrived ship st Louis Bunker, from NewOrleans
Passengers.
Per ship Virginia, from LiverpoO-228 in steerage
Per bark Hero of SidOn, from LiveTpoo230 Storage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02

BURGLARY.-Jean Bouchet was examined yes
terday, before Recorder Genois, on the charge Of
burglary in effscting an entrance into the premises
OF d. D. Nadoud, in st. Peter street, near Ram.
part, on the night of the 18th of July last.
Henry Barnet testified that he was sleeping in
me house at the time, and that he heard servant
boy crying murder. He Immediately went to his
assistance, but the thief had escaped. leaving in
abe yard his hat and shoes, and q watch belonging
10 Mr.. Nadoud.
officer Boullosa was examined he identified
The hat as belonging to Bouchet. The accused had
been arrested previously on like charge, and al
;hat time Boullosa had particularly marked tbs
ai' which, like the owner, was really :" a shock
mg bad un." Several times since that period, the
officer had again looked at this curious specimen of
tile" and when it was picked M in Nadoud's
yard he found no difficulty in at once placing on
the right head. From this evidence and corrobo-
latlng circumstances, the accused committed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02

RECRUITS FOR THE WoRKHoUsE.-The alb
sence of Recorder Caldwell has caused something
OF change in the administration Of affairs in his
Court. Alderman Hale yesterday disposed of
batch of impoverished mortality in summary man
ner consigning to the Workhouse the following in
dividuals James Hickey James Edwards, Patrick
Mccain, Joseph Hardin, Thomas O'Hara, and
Mary Ann Burk. The doors of the Hsvia street
institution will hardly have rusty hinges if The law
Keeps them oiled at this rate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02

IHE ASSAULT ON ALDERMAN McCoRMIcK-
l., Walton, charged with INJECTING several severe
wounds with knife upon the person of Alderman
Mccormick, on the night Of the late election, was
examined yesterday. The ARRAY occurred in the
street. The weapon used by Walton was a pen.
knife. MIR. Mccormick, at the time of the assault,
had loaded cane, which he used until il fell from
his hand in the scoffle The testimony was sufi.
Gent TO require the appearance of Walton before
the First District Court
After the decision, the defendant filed counter
charge against Mccormick, for an assault on the
same occasion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02

HE FIRE IN CHARITIES STREET.-Mr. F Go
mez, the proprietor of the Auction Coffee-house,
yhich burned in Chartres street on the morning OF
the 3lst ult, has made deposition before Recor-
der Genois giving further particulars. He enume-
ates property of his destroyed which he values
1t $4,000, and states that he was insured to that
mount His lease was to expire on the Both Sep
ember, and he had made arrangements to move
ms business to the adjoining premises. On the
day previous to the fire he was absent across the
liver, He cannot account for its origin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02

SUDDEN DEATH.--Mrs Martha Helena Kelsat,
native of Germany, aged 60 years, died of con
seston of the brain yesterday, at her residence in
81. Philip street. An inquest was held, and YER
diet rendered accordingly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02

REooRDRR's CoURT-SecoRd Municspaltty.-
christian Dilq was arraigned on a charge Of libel
The case was fixed for the 9Th inst
Patrick DOolin was aragned and pleaded not
guilty, to charge Of having stolen 800 pickets from
Terence keenan,. To be examined on the 9Th inst.
Ellen Fleming arraigned on the charge Of
stealing sha vi from Sarah Wolverton. The 9Th
instant is fixed for the examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02

DIsMIssED-The charge made by Alexander
against Mr.. Levy was examined Yesterday before
Acting Recorder Hale. The case was dismissed
after hearing, the evidence for the prosecution
only showing conclusively the fallacy Of the COM
plaint
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02

INSULTING A WHITE PERSON.. B. Roca
brings this charge against one VIM. Marte alias
Bill Rasin, who grossly insulted the complainant
while he was passing at the corner OF Dauphin and
Bienville streets. When an attempt was made
by Mr. Roca to arrest the mulatto, the fellow drew
a knife to defend himself The affidavit farther
states that Martel is dangerous and suspicious
character. Recorder Genois will decide in the
matter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02

Hsts.-in The First municipality designated osWins
a9s q nj ne as esflrn.nes az hs kafaad ard run
te Second % the Rst above The Steamboat Land
mg No. being flatbeRt Landing Third tms
;snnsnce a the Railroad Ferry Hharl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02
NEW ORLEAN
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST ?. 1850.

THE WEATHER.-Y Yesterday, passing shower
scattered few rain drops the thirsty earth, but
the clouds were soon dispersed and Old Sol poured
: Gown his fervent rays in the usual style.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02

To KEEP THE PEAcE-John Palmer charged
with serious assault upon Mrs. Harris Golstein,
was required yesterday to give bonds to keep the
peace.
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[Affidavit on Account
~ THE STATE or LoyIsI4s4,

Affidavit on Account
Tue STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of orleans, City of New Orleans. 8
Be 1t remembered That the 18th day of July, A d.
1885, before the subscbe Jusee Of the Peace in and
for the city aforesaid, personally appeared CHARLES MAN
SOM, Secretary, etc., who being duly swOr according
law doth depoe and say, that the within just and
and transcript from the books of the Crescent
lSigned) G. J. MANsoNI.
Sworn and subscribed before me, the day and year
above written. ISigned) ]. L. WINTER,
Second Justice OF the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Trustees have this day declared dividend of thirty
three and Onerd per the earned premiums
The past year. payable scrip and after the second Mon.
day in August next.
The Company would also give notice that they have
commenced writing LIFE RISKS, and hereafter will continue
to make LIFE, FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER ASSURANCES.
They offer this community all the advantages OF home
institution whose profits invested in their midst and the
security of neal and substantial capital of Three Hun
dred and Sixty Thousand Dollars.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
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SHERM MANS
PATENT PREMIUM
A b D O M / N a l.
SUPPER TER

ne sMy At 0Ne 20 81 Clarke street, eyPOstfs oHsa.
The ghest elastic and cOmortab instrument in fo
the cure the WOMB complainthe bearing down feeling
the bottom stomach weakness lungs side and back
the whites In pregnancy, its prevents miscarriage
LIN fact is Indispensable the comfort Of decae
female. any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter they can
be referred the wife of very eeebated physician OF this
city, who is using with perfect satisfactorily after
ing several other patent supporters without relief Phys
ment at the proprietor's, 20 St. Charles street -,
In practice have had and apply all ns
boasted Abdominal Supporters found well
adapted relief and To the afflicted alr
Phladelphia Arg. Isl 1919 VIM ANDERSON, NJ d.
For three afflicted with The womb eompan-par Of
the time confined my My suerigs great No
thing relieved until Of MIR hennans abdominal Sup
porters enabled work about the house s Esla Tor
health and eheerfulness. Mrs Nii>
August n, isia. i57 Eig
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Thursday Evening, August 1, 1880.
orly moderate business doing Excepting Hogs there
good stock sale.
Prices: Beef Cattle, 3f651zc y h net Hogs, 81
f06c " h metz Sheep 81 5OD2 rs " heads Mich Cons,
s20@s2s % head, including the Calf; Caivss, a. 500
~ % " head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
lrvDE so5T 90" N.-LoNsrrUDr 300 w.-inTime. 81


Span brig Santa Anna, Basterecho Vigo and gan ebss.
Sch, W WIN M p,i,obs,t. p.Ds,oo, PUG PHis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02
CRESCENT l1esa anO SOD lprLnttIs epfHts.

Crescent lsOSa arb SOD aPrinttrs Office.
E1- The pretort the Daily Weekly Crescent respect
ay Inform ef friends mud the public they recently
made cous r'r additions to their establishment
placed ''r Che ehurga Of Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM, who has
neen Ions F' 10 ' 10y gentlemen Of high capabilities In
'n art b nr ths ohes being complete, and nearly
all new tlr1 uss 90 txacute all MINIS Of
MOO n &&D SOB PRINTING,
WIN tne 'e" t'f' - without fisappoinnet TO those
who may favor tuu n l,ro, re- praular attention will
given to the rl..ina ,a Hlh YERS BRIEFS
BILLS OF LADlEu, INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, NOTARIAL CLERKS BLANKS
BOOK HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
bRAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND HANDB1LLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS CARDS, ETC.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02

Circuit SD1.tSsg aud Summer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COMPOUND EXTRACT
American specific fns ali diseases and disorders generated BY
impure D0o TMs sSSTTsY1Pfv sRoFa vs. SRIs.'
saS NE %o Sp = % eaEs $
ToLs the best preparation c the kind
existence, and thas they
with the hSsH 9RE fila fsSN RTs %EST9 nv Y9E0zas
mas oee Oel0f M Hs 81 CTREs IT. 0s
During that period mnttndss Of saFzapara. called,
have been ps sFn dSoP rs PTFhR rs 81 e f G qa'
Every sdded thousands thousands OF b lee
Us 'as iMMiEsfS sss NJ MASS OF CERTIFICATES
which, printed and bound, would form library In the-
'e's7' ~" HEREDITARY ifsl sCRoFULA
with 1 n Glands hSnsy SSRSs1 n aRd sf ear
his affections. His horrible torments assuaged and bis
nAi'o' not 0r PFiE'R Fdsy NHEsNTLY CUREDl
II may be safely asseIted from the results Of neary quar-
BristOl's sarsaPariIIa
fH RfyS %osr %66S6EkFuL REMEDY ON EARTH
for the following dsssss and AZ other protesting iron
,ou or vsT Ell RbsDm saoo9o Obstinate cu.Ansou.
E RI Pmpss O RSs.uss he Face RSsss
BONG ssd saESo ~ Gds s sspG
ni'f bsso. .S SdR d. ssssis sf e aam-
@ Hss = I%siSs'
FevsI, IptsTmi,,ng Fever Chosra aIoTSus DSsenery
Pains ii .he Back. Side, Breast o. Ions, and
all forms q l Mase S,lar. Gandplar,
also sovereign specific for General Debility and the
function and produce that coodIion OF the whole
physical system winch Eo n ss LIFT 'sfsis
contracted from the free indulgence the appetite during the
winter and R 4 eEfgiTs SUMNER 'ef SiIEfRR fRrDEMcs
resort roo % ,,,.
the gentle apereut die powerful TONIC, the unnvaed anti
eeptc and F ssFi epElfs5 " 81 THE SYSTEM
The record which has kept since me ntrodnGsion
so SaFrsSTsr IS woS 6Hsbss Ssyend al cas
is invaluable properties Among tie recorded iaco are lne
c"'i Ts & s TR5Gs tsRfi1''''
ONE HUN b fSb0' THOUSAND,
rFry, q hff'T Tiaii6;ThsAND,
ONE HUNDRED Dan AS6 p FIFTY IF THOUSAND.
TWENTY-FIVE tiiS1 3 THOUSAND:
TWENTY e laaI SEVEN En- P PfHieo5TIfssyA
THERE'S not space in an advertisement Tor tsh enumefs
on a fls All ' FoTAI OF ONE MILLION
;s6s
MANY P9Tponng 10 q h.! so s6ns ON bUt
BrfstOI's SarsaparilIa
STANDS MISTAKEN
The public faith has waveFed-neveT can wayef
for founded experience just as their want o. isn u
other and spurious compounds also founded experience
FLY FROM MINERAL, NOSTRUMS
10 seek hOpe, life and vigof from this
PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY,
and are NEVER DISAPPOINTED
Thereore however broken In health and spirits however
loathsome himself and Others let despair Of reeof
cry. Let the pat only understand that BRISTOL SarsapH
rilla i an infallble remedy for
| a LEGION OF DISEASES;
only persuade him for his life sake It, and those who
know what il has accomplished will have hesitation
| predicting his speedy restoration TO health.
| As means OF regulating all the functions OF
| WOMAN'S DELICATE ORGANIZATION.
hasu in
period Of life, when the first stage Of her decline conn
It's cordial and nvgoFating properties will enable her to
| " PASS THE CRISIS SAFELY.
For sale the principal Depot No u Canal street. New
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-02
AUCTION SALES.
By SYKES, HYDE 4 co,

ssroceriss: Provisions. -. and Liquors.
By SYKES, HYDE 4 CO.
tibls DAY Augus !, hzfpar p1eiocsNi be sold Al
Il heir ege ion store. 81 Magazine slrest-l
zu0 bags Coaesf - e1-rl Smoking trol.sses-
reEafh 3ozp u1saHl ifgr tsrV Brad Flour
B1ue nsn s1cplosias Brandy, a Wh.lfy Hoas viuesar
~ -.e- aut
The A 1...,.. Bvitisb. Iron Brig ~ soaenhfne
BIZ II, b. TAYLOR.
,,,,,,,, ore No: % Gyacisv street
THURSDAY Ausa' = = Z oeioe1W Z aaetas al
brig JOSEPHINE fss ions n.sure,..ut Al.
built resnoek 1916 Of 6vegh % % ~ bends
and shove Of tnreeghhs al Of 5000 asR. she as
iron huikhsads dividing shs
has carried $50 dad weight. and Is carry $50 80
underdeek Shs has four anchor Of 1900 paters
and chains; three suits Of sails
which may be seen at the Office Of The auetoneer.
This vessel having 1at Of DOCK IN thorough
and be without The brig lies opposite
Beef Msrket, where she may be viewed
Term 0neba eah, snd The balance al g. and II nons
Of The balance Of payment and the poey transferred The vendor
B25
p. q. TAYLOR.
A UCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. has removed
n No IS Grzvier where he vii par
Ne ale Of Real Estate Stocks Cars0es Dana ed Cotton, House
aola FafniAse slaves etc uyi I'm
EVILS FLORANCB, Communicated J4Hetsoses Of
- nce r. 81 Crawl st., will attend, usual
n pa.ue2af attention to the sale of Real Estate, Stocks
oston portW aFdens, household Furniture Slaves
YIN aso makes advances Merchandise placed N his
hdtns mv2
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~. = HeFYIeT .asonday Paese. s.sane.

% ACE BOAT FOR sALE-A very fast boat, s.
IA feet long, feet in breadth, eight n
ours, in fine order, copper fastened.
This boat built in this city, and j.
known TO be very fast, and will be sold
very low May be seen Mr. j. Ruasels, OF Su-
zelte street and Front LeVee.
iylI WILLIAM j. DEWEY, 81 Graver q.
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% security against lras-essd Hsraia wnh al ia