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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

gpROTEsTANT nELP EQANTED--At The Em
ploypent Agency obee 60 Eass Foortt eu'5s nssr
erss,es chsbeSmsas sesnst eiaes nurfeF &c Tor ia nj
has I'M town 50 4st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

F>--- -ys==sz==zzz7 NEH-Y0RK AND ERIE
AsAd II A IL KOAI e-Ex ended dc n.
XII le- and afIer Aoooay, sept
B. the Passenger sid Freight Trains viii hroash u
tiorue,sve leaving Nev.York from pier foot of Duane
II daily sundays excepted stei by steamers HOS.
POW ELI. or ERIE. Leave Horueltyilie for Ne..Yo
lvIS CHA5 MIN0T S1pt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

SrTRAaI ANGIRE POR SALE, Of nine horsa
y pow er Ia hts-f unring with COED soiteL
nearly ptw Inquire OF RHODES corner OF worm
Second and Tsalh ss. WLlaRAbprgh Prtce 99Se sSz1E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

NNTANTED-Sisustiorp spced1y oblGloed NJ III
w Nassau N (Bahewenll for clerks sa-smen book
keepers porles for and hotels teneu for steam
es gardeners school teachers drug cieks to
work on ferns, boys to good sdes snd unemployed
pergors generay Rules ana regulations % be seen be
fore registering names OF spplicRps cented by The
Mayor N. 2. Charges noderats THOS SPlNK. 80 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

a GARD. -sooas orou hL up, mercantile accounts sd
"a ugeo abd collections made II roquirsd BY capable
and boob keeper aod perfectly responsible mau
Parties waited on end lhe g,gsaded 10 each day st
Shsr Ofhces or the las advertisers hons,
Satisfactory references ayen snd charges moderate Ad
dress J. G care Hr. spink, 467 Broemest s9 l.tR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

WANTED a situation as cock by a Protestant
w man undersiApds asr 5uAtaSe tho onghy. Good
ity reference be given Apply I76 Fwain-,t lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

WNUM hSTIC SERV ANFEla- tF,,,.. .oon., g., :
RFclsss sefvans arc respectfully aoncied ps!conizs
the Employers ard seIventa' Protective 8 agency, l49
GraEa al second block eSst OF Broadway whaIs every
lection Is paid 10 the interest OF tie employer. s9l+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

CsechiIm OF the Stssm Engine; Illustrative o. the Sci
ebttdc PRINCIPLES upon which liz operations dspsno, tnt
he Practical Details OF liz ruc1urs 10 E application OF
hDes, MILE Steam Navigation srd Rsiiwevs, WIFI vari
atoms ana improvements: by Joho Bourne G. l.
new eailon vol. Emo Price IS cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

NNTARTED-By youtg Eughahusn situation
w eotchmAkor would object serve for ons or
two yess 81 per wsek Tho FIRST gear. He hSs been
ye&rs al Tho trade. Inquire 81 Tribune Office. 81 isis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
CLOTHING.
nav GOODS.
A. g. G. a. ARNQHX,
NRwYoRK LAUNDRY rs srEuo E ST. rEAR

az For olher Clothing Advertisements Vl1h Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

WANTED Seven ghls from 10 to IS yosrs old, for
w pleasant employmen "A merCan girls Also. stua-
lions WAITED for The beat OF cocks, lauldteAsss
eh, mbernRts nurses wsresSes &c. Also, for men-ser
vans. New York Employment Office 47S Srosdw4y
40 IL 7 2. SAUNDERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

%NANT ED-A situation by very rmsft neat sod COM
w peIen girl to do elmer house chAmberwork TO
take Of children snd ehe Is very good washer
and ironer and plain cork, good chambsrmeid good
plain sewer and very ford children. Has the
commentators from her Iasl atu-lion. Would make her
self geners ally useful Call oil 223 ,Hery % 1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

NXTANTED-A situation by well recommended, expo
w renced gr to do chambsrwork, waiting or nurss
and sealnstess 10 6tstrr waaheF and Ioner good
seamslrefs ard very mucd attached 10 children Would
make he ~ generally useful Ard have no objection 10 go
Sn The couBry. Csli st55U Broad say. SO liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09


SINGERS FOR CHURGH.-W snt9d, slog9ss
~ good talent temporarily church The onpensstton
copHips in musical instruction f needetl and nltoduc
ton sslsred situation lbe end OF tbs tim agreed
upon The later Sin TO every no 10 tets
himseli orhy oit aDd he proposed engagement 10 n
other rear ects ysry desirable one. Apoly 10
G9lrR J. 4 Warner ilS broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

Ellen Parry or Trials OF the Heart by Olivia one nea
vol l2mo Price psper 80 cents Cloth So cts Thh
worA written with viz city aud deneste' the In
huence OF he mi'orunes sud trials Of e unf'd and
purity lhe virtues and gTaces Of women'a lovely sPlGi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

XKyANTEiJ-A situation in privsts fam y SO waitress
w or chbmGerme'd hy very nice girl WHO thoroughly
understands her busnes has The beat OF reference She
would he wiling make herAcf generally useful In fan
y here che you'd find herself home In bas Office
ton to go stoft distance In no coUuy Can be seea for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

rxTRA FLOUR-o OF the the shelby Center Mills
Ehr.no from new eneaee wheat Feceivsd aud for sale
Nv YELVERFONS & FELLOWS, 60 Weior. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26

g.ea. brilisa tas. aud Wa ea.ea BY nv CIV aad
Young stock win he greatest eaQemtss and aFd'tyi
whereas Jhsi frtn TIL oih,r scsn itirafsd, ar1
was used . ltefaa horses, hogs sheee, and hff ami
msls kept On IT, fun SINCE t4en | hlro made &c ap
iuyaiiAb.s falo eHf nav ont tl wheff ruin bat u
tie as son as tie head begin Go Turn. soe thn crop
far time In n4ke aed hnJ GO all shHaves nh ch |
expose for sarrfa day Ia The sun. II he weather be "a
yarahle; II not stack them Mhile bel fe dePN'ng
thcm in iha barn. \ COUNTRY IAhHtn.
.luue l. $50.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
FARMERS LOCK AT THIS!!

selling on AT COST,to Close. for CASH =!
bERspNN, who wish Ia save In Tine purchase Il hea
W WouIens, Bhuk,ts Dfme,iics. sc. would maxi.
hr!sy 10 their interest 10 cal and examine our eX en-
sive sick OF the same.
As II Is positive intention 10 close cur present hn
sness will certainly be to tertst 10 do as quick
" passlhle aud in o,der 70 effect This object, VII
sci Al cost and iss Than cost IA al heh fancy goods
Knowing that It is aru1er~al oJect IN persons, to %
tain As much as possible lo then money! (auI which Is
rght,l we would solicit all perots, b til in town ano
county, Ia call as speedily possioe, hing to the
advantage as well As t. nufs.
ALFRED $. ENGLEDONE,
July It's j NJ NOFII.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
20 ell arhoms IL smNy concern.

70 TIT WWUW n NFNY COHCPTW'
NOIlCE Is hereby given that the second day OF tho
neXt term of the Circuit Court of Bedford county, l.
10 tutor and guardian of Carolina s. Griffin infant heir of
VIM s. Griffin, decd shall move the said Circuit court to
make order authorizing such tutor guardian TO
sue for recovery and receive all personal property
which may belong to said ward in the said county Of
Bedford and to the to the Parish OF Caahou
la in the State OF Louisiana, where was appointed tutor to
the said Carolina y Griffin, and where said ward and
my self both reside. ST JOHN r. LIDDELL,
Tutor TO Carolina n Griffin
Aug l-WjAv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
SHIRT EsrAHhlsI,MENF.

Onc Of The most erteasiee IN The United States,
40 Baltimore st,
vayIIERE j0o persons employed and stock oil 100
dozen If Shtfs always hand; style aud qualities
suitable for an parts Of the Union. Merchants and othcrs
visiting Baltimore ate invited IN rall and the arg-
anil hes. a--ortme, o SHIRTS that has been otr
Cd in this city, consisting oil all sizes and qualities, fer Men
and Boys w heh Tor stve and workmanship, cannot be
passed NJ r than usual effort has been made orender the
assofturuto Of SHIFTS, COLLARS, LINEN and COT
Ton DRAWERS complete and desirable in every respect
+. w. BETfON,
10 Baltimore street, Light.
March 2S-w 12n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
IL. nEp-lHrnn-A,r

Hon. W NJ hiee. rra,..o, ol.raeaty aua Praeti,,
ct law.
John n,hi.lJ, IL rfalcss., d., Commercial lu,ispu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
1lortital.
From the | ailiisyille journal.
LINES TO -


dare not trust nme,nsiaaee | must Think Of her nj
Or shall love As f,ndls. as warmly as Of yo'e;
must Danish rum my basom all these gentle thought
Of him.
And bid the lights Of memory wax DINNER and mute
dim.
have fouuj that absence brings far mofe near our
.piti's' star
Than the n,o~t immediate presence-wo btsi wotsh p
And the wods OF dear affection which have eft my Spin
Stirred
Ever thrill my heart most sweety. when finn memory
they sre heard.
Blu. it's time % quit this ufine for thou never more
shit flmr
Augh, but rae and finlesi starlight Ger fom thy
burning wing
Thou didsf spread monday round me, all beani tu
and bright
But evening is approaching must ever fide in
night.
s,f and beautiful cn'@ons sill arc sprineiog up ff
thee;
Would that we'll 10 t. love thee but lis best IN
Il e. and me
To forg, each others hing. To sco each "a separaie
path
Thine | know mus, 10 all h,@ctg mine ptrehsnee be
dark with wtath.
Yet ,hongh my fortune sh oll boh seafed and
blasted be.
An my hopes aud all my ui,hc. now ,rN wing tler way
~ thee
would drnin the cup sarrsw, qo,tf its drop, If black
ness AL
That lie Of dreamko beauty DER imac every hour
might hl.
Blues, he the .krs Move the hushcs sar. aaual hee
shine:
May some being shed about the light as beautiful as
thine;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
TSEE.seEssN e..

FAsk0Ri G..
FASHIONS FOR SPRING, lS5n.
JAMES B EDW ARDS, at his old stand three do ,rs
~ above Meem = Gwatun, returns H. thanks far the lib
ea patronage he has received and hopes by prompt atcn
tlon TO business, 10 merit It's continuance
April i-w1y
NM ROBERTSON, having purchased the stock OF
W Hickey Robertson, will continue the Saadlery Far
mes and Trunk business, at the old stand where he " III he
P"ased to serve their old customers and the public general
ly, - e
All orders, either fornew work or repairing. promptly
tended 10 .WN = RGRfpI'soN
Aug I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26

r Court Of Monthly Session begun and held for Mel
"a county, at the courthouse, Monday the 9th day
OF June. ESQ.
Charles Hannah and Ann w. his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
William Smith, and --- the children of Samuel Smith,
decd, --. the children OF Thomas Smith, deed. -
the chldrenof George Robbins and Jane his wic boh of
whom dead) William Rayncs and Lucy his wife, vii.
liam Riggs and Jane his wiic, and I.itteberry Fox,
D.t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
E.f.gEFKN' ETOE *.

f.F.Eff u f{Os *.
WE have lust received lot ct INN r -Four Ground
w from new wheat, and warranted splendid article
ALSO,
large lot OF Extra Supcrhnr. made hom new wheat all
of which Will be sold on the best terms.
Aug SIS SNITuSON & .STATUNN
LNNCuBuRG CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
MOTTO T.. Zine French Cloth Coats, made to order and
/ trimmed IN the best manner, complete, Sis 90.
No l-emanie's extra finish, trimmed in the richest
style, so %,
No. | Blyoiie'S extra do do do sln 40
April Its Z IAGNnDD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
PHGNIX FOUNDRY,

IMMEDIATELY on me Cas1f MN t.r Laastothe .His
LYNGIfEN 1T y.
fTa1ff sGB-C NbGI, still eHHa1es - conflict th's e.
tsH5=nsaf and s.liats eaaHaas0ceoi tuc tliatak
= i.fly ,,t.u,I,t 1ef#lsI.4f#Z MILL. GENIuNti, oil
spefY piian, CIyue efst tfItiy d patterns i9iae
Po.sefs Plaster and Cement trushsfs Bark NILS 1faes'
Tobacco Presses, together With every other decurlohoi
IRON and Brass Castings,
nalr and fitted upa sh5Ifest notice and tho ne1ie
and IN - substantial manner Azss PLAIN and iAh1h
HRtUGHI AND GASTRIC RAILING,
CRATES a- So. Ia has ea5l water power aud ~nfis
mn nj be ht-i oorr at tine head 4 zach departments ise
aff4 r. aar s this blshmtuf IS sattdt 90 be lnai
- any d5ne la tho State. At 7ABNlf. AefH
July l=1f II DAVID H'RfsSs#
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
HsgNssHg sHE'S
TRANSPORTATION LINE

To PfJrSBURG, AND ALL POINTS ON THE WIS
TERN WkTERS VA THE BALTIMORE AND
SuSQNEIlANNA RAIL ROAD, AND PENNSAl.NA-
Ny CAN NJ.
HAlsSPEC TIT Lily informs Tho Merchants ol 1.ynfh-
burg that they prepared to receive and ot-
Yaid all kinds of Merchandise to Ptsburg, any given
destination the Western Waters, by the above route,
favorable TERMS aud short time, any responsible
lme
All Goods received at Baltimore, and the freight and char
arcruug them thhrr paid and follow them 10 their
destined point, without any charge tor Commission pray
agenr Wharfage either at Baltimore or Pttsbnrg, reee'e ed
lfa hc Steam Boat at the ioer and delivered On board Of
Steam Boat the latter Freight TO cts. per 100 lbs
All orders strictly adhered To, and the interest OF the ship
per faithfully attended to, both IN Baltimore and III Pitts
burg by procuring g down the river at thelowes
rent rates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26

Louis +. Staples, John p. Yeaman and Susan his wife,
formerly Susan staples DR. James H. Nown and Malinda
his wife, late Manda Staples Philadelphia Staples William
: Staples James Ruckcr and William Rueker, infant. and
heirs at law of Clifton and Mary Rucker deed late Mary
Staples Benjamin p Walker, Administrator oil James Sta.
pies, decd Jane Staples in her right aud guardian
Isabella Staples John w Straton and Frederick w. Is
bell, Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26

On the motion Of the plaintiffs who filed their bill and it
appearing hy satisfactory evidence to the Court that the de.
tcndants, William Smith, - the children of Samuel
Smith, decd; - the children of Thomas Smith, deed;
- the children OF George and Jane Robbins, deed vii,
liam Riggs and Jane his vile, and Itlebery Fox are not
inhabitants Oh this country, and not having entered THEN APP
pe1auce and given security according to the act of
bly, and the rules OF this Court II is ordered that they 9TH
said absent deenan do appear here justices Of
our said court before the 18th Monday in September
nest, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy
this order be forthwith inserted in
ed in the town of Lynchburg Tor two months sccessv cy
and posted the front door OF the courthouse of this county
copy-Teste,
july f-W2m s H. LOWING.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26


Nehemiah Compton, john Compton, Betsy Bowel, John
Motley and Patsy his vile Green Meador Franrs Whorlcy
and Eliza his wife, Thomas j. Thomson and Sally his
wife, Wilson Mea1or, James Dickinson and his children,
Jane Dickinson, Sally Dickinson, Whitfield Dickinson
Green Dickinson the children Of Isaiah Compton, deceased,
viz; -- Compton, - Comp' ON and - Compton, infants
under the age o t~enyon years the unknown heirs OF Ca
eb Compton, deed Jones and Besey his vile, formerly
feey Compton, and Paev Compton, who the sisters OF
Jab Compton, deed, John Board and the said John Motley
Late committee olJoab Compton, - hitworih and Alex
andcr kasey administrator OF Joab Compton, deceased,
Defendants
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-09

IOsEPn H. PALNIi5H q co., o. GTavieI
PIANO FOKTE AND MUSIC STORE.

az A TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
Iii PLiyEO F0RTES from the Justly
Davis 4 Co; Boston; John 3. Dnnham, II n IN 81 n
David Van Winkie, A. IL. Gale y Co andl u VI U
Jas ii. Grpvesten New HOrk; also Pleyes Paris Pianos
Orders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PIA-
NOS, 10 be delivered in turn received from the
factory. These Pianos decidedly the hest Piano now in
gse particularly for the country where Tuners can seldom
BE- hdd they will stand longer and in better than any
other Piano. These Pianos nave an Independent rim or case
winch can be removed in moment, there being
uon between the Piano and Superior GUITARS,
NaIy NlOLlNS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES and
"a R3s0theY Musical Instruments, constantly hand and
SsT VI, Tor sale at low prices. SHEET MUSIC for Pi4n3
Sssbss Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTIONS
e BOOKS iOr all musical instruments. sSS, A lib.
e Discount To Dealers, Teachers and all those sending large
Ufders.... All orders promptly attended TO. ml22
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-09
TO Rent.

A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, convenient t.
~ business. No child en. Address " d, at this -
Office. Rect 500. a lsO two scry Rear HOUSE fii
co1taining -Four Rooms Rent so. Address j - IA
Al this Office. Hu3O If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-09


DAlLS-Fiiccu week, payable To the carriers weekly
Eight Dollars per ye arhs yearly ami gu artery the
.dyunef. &lrEle Five Cents he office
Teccipt for all subscriptions exceeding one week
THE WEEKLY URESt EN- will lie furnished to single Subscriber
Three Dollar 10 ub Of tour dir cted 70
tie Foocs, Two Dollars and Fty Cents each Post
others who may Agents and send orders
for ten copie, Wi copy ia addition tor their
Teusaon Payable ia adVagCe Single paper
Tackages Ia wrappe ts bad al the ohce o pabicaIun
Nc % ST. Charles street
ADYERTlSEtIENTS-no exceeding twelve lines In Agate tyr
81 for the first Insertion, and 80 cots for every ~ u
ThIse uI greater length p'vF0ruou Notice. ta
second page, PsHt .e, 81 each insertion
ad7eru5cmeuu Published weekly ssa zy, uirvey mou'h
are charsld 81 per iu iHefuur. ~ blera
discount made 70 tbose Who advertise by the ye Ir
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-09
70 RENT.

N1I5 5I6 a6 m0FsG & %qR RoG Pfeme mil on Dads
moderate good e ant The house con. -
tans He large rooms in he main building with kitchen. Nd
servants rooms and stables for seven horses II Is excel
lent place Tor boss drayman, family wishing to keep
few mich cows. Possession will he given in one week from
the lme it IS taken For particulars inquire OF Nina HOW
ARD, on the premises. - LIT
tiOJst 10 RENT.-A number of DWELLING
II HOUSES for rent, on Cana, street, between Ro. -
Hpag Is ii q NJ DToGG, 30 Hasas@e a"est st. NJ
k'99imt, ,,IN Rent 10y, - TwO.story FRAME
Cypress street. near The New BASIN. ras ,ousr , :, -
calculated for two small agnlies, but g..
good and responsible geron for sl5 per mont
lyD u A lENn,. Graver ST. up stairs,
20 RENT-yery low to good lenan -oti' lst Noyem.
i Der next with the privilege after that time, Ia gast
afiory terms can be made with the owner most ssi
Eee, containing fine rooms, besides halls, gsry
rooms, kitchen pantry, and every convenience. 1t has
exposure and Is well veuuaed For terms and turtle par
ueulms Apply at hls office ie4i
IGOR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE, pleasantly
L situated on Thaa street, between Nayades and A
Pytanla has three ParOr5, chambers, Kitch. IA
Two good Cisteins eic an agreeable reience for family
1 viii be rented ow nnt first OF November next, and ty
nave refusal after 7 f. MAssEY @S3ftSs BInsgp FS4 Ap'V
V4 corner OF Camp and Gravier streets.
teWLLLhA,ii&& HOUSE EOR RSENT-Ths large three
aiming Twelve good Rooms wei calculated tor In.
BoAkOiNG HOLaL, having be n Kept as such for -
80 = Natci5l street, a5 sg,jts mfyiO
10 BE I htIA / m4 b ,,99qF Office, with fixtures, Ap
10 Lena handsome, large, and well ventilated front
Il Room, 10 by ~ iee pleasant sleeping apartment
furnished or uIurushed first floor agreeable neigh
4OrhO0d and convenient distance from business. To
factory and permanent occupant would be reasonable
AHpy No. II LraO ST., to Nayades au1 lHt
i'Uh iiLNI-A large, spacious pleasant ROOM, b
L Oy O second hJJrs suitable tor large Cotton or Com
mission house, BY CHARLES SrOUGHTON,
Jy5O "a Camp street
II OOMs 10 RENT-Severa airy. eomnodious and
a. neatly furnished rooms, Tor families single gentlemen
Tor rent, Apply Mrs. Hughes, No. 80 Tchouritoula
street. au1 I'm
tNtRNIshED RO0Ms.-SOyeral large airy Rooms
very desirable for the Summer Season, be had i6s
- Joseph street second door from s. Charles Je6 Am
| .R OOMS FOR RENT-Seyera Roomsin Banks Arcade,
1 ~ stains. MIL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-09

La 60 ra,Fl-1.Dlss
81 q --3E-l-- = s5s--zzE us5RzzsAA=z.ss


= ERO 2 G II N u DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety.three NJ lies.
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-By the Daily Line
y Of Mai steamers OREGON, Capt Hem; CA Lii
tQRNlA, Capt REYNOLDS; and JAMES l.. DAY, Capt.
GlbeEOn; leaving Newureans G "a p and arriving
Mobile next morning at o'clock EzY- Fare a. Time
through Is hours I'll
M9DILE TO MOETeO8ERY-i!y the D0iy Line of supe.
nor First Class SCaHrrs. leaving Mobile p, NJ and ar
uying a Mo@gomusT ad day aI6to II A. N. The line con
ss Of the t3.oM1ng hcRts: EMPEROR, Can't. Cox; MA.
KY CLIFTON, Cont Adams Low DES, JR., Capt
Johnson; SELtM,A, Capt. BgreI; DAN PRATT, Capt
Johnsnn FARMER. Cant. james Fare IS. Time through
40 70 4S hours. BY the Daily Mu Line Coach-Fare 40
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-09
NEW OKLNANs FEMALE IYsTrrrTE-l

y Day AND BosR6Iyg S"uo"t roR Y6rTa T. mrs ~
no No. 5j2 CAMP SfTfr.-CGnd, ,ctld by DR. and MRS
4 -, -
supervision of Mis- Macauay tue advanced classes the
tefay ana scientific department are taugm by Dr. Macau
ay' assT ug lhoter senlienan 10 give lnsrucuons IN
IIehe,t, SPanlsh and talan 3nguages, IN Drawing,
DahclRg, Eoca ana Instrumental Music, the most accom-
PISS1psu professors are employed. ~
i3e school Is arranged 50 as to make i both an English
nu rehC sGo9OI ana the ann o The principals IS to con
oget e pu4s ihrough substantial and systematic cou~e
stuuieS aIordlng at the same time progressive know
eE ag progressive discipline OF the heart as well as the
aIl FOR the instruction Of pupils OF every age and grade
O intellectual culture ample been made
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Che Dnily Crescent

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF ths H1a,,sca 0f the iSecoHd Magnicipalitv
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Ia lished 4. very Y-(Sunday Exceptsd)-
BY CEOCRETT, FROST IL 60.
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i0HN W. cRocKETT...J. W. gROsF....uUo osoS :. KIUD
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OFFICE....,. No. 93 ST. CHARLES STREET.
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AENV ORLEANS EAliGHANl d RKNIITTANC
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OEEACE.
So SO s IL
'sIE undersigned, his old established Office continues to
4 aCGOmmOdae persons desOus of remug money their
friends IN England, Ireland, Scotland, with Sterling Sight
Drafts payable in pOst-tOwn in the above named king
d. ms, and in s9I suit He also, usual continues hay-
llE passengers brought from Liverpool this city good
ships aud reasonable toms. Parties living distance by
undressing letter (pOst.paid) to the undersigned, will be
n lmpty attended 10. JOHN TOOlrE,
sIu ~ - Bank Place.
N. ORLEANS and CARROLLTON RAILROAD.
ETEs YsJg Is5g gx sFf1flFE1 ESSf
E2 y ~ i1Sss
Mem cement Hourly Departure of the Cars
ng Qt the LOEi8iaHd and Napoleon ,9penue Branch
h9da$ Gd hedHGtgR az The Fare to take place on the
single ticket any distance or from, or above Louis
-" '' - children over 8 and under IL years 0 10
To OF from Louisiana venue Children half price, 10
81 tickets Tor above Louisiana Ayenue from Carroll
w
~ tickets to OF from Louisiana Avenrs.,,.,..... 90
Personal monthly tickets, (tTOm u first to the last OF
each month only, distance, ..........,..... %
The Cars depart from Tie Bdr8Rne street dep0t OOcS
Horse Car, q A. N. "a and Ia p. NJ.
steam Train 4. then every hour until p M, from
the third Monday in February the second Monday in No
vember, and at other times until "a P. NJ.
From CGITGkifg1t.