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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

Ii FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Caj(ornia-rhe A
N4 cOppered and copper-iastened well known clipper
- bark FLORIDA, G. Euery, master, will sail as
above with Dispatch She will receive only limited guam
uy OF lit, and being remarkably iatsalng vessel
expected she will make the trip in less time than any vessel
that has yet sailed for that port The accommodations for
passengers unsurpased being entirely rooms fur
nlsiled with every thug which could add their comfort
she particularly adapted TO those travelling with their fam
ss eerage or second cabin aken the number
torna who wish quick and pleasant "trip had better
Their tickets as another opportunity of the kind will not again
Second Municipality, or to - - -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

Ut. ELLTUI7I, VETERINARY bUkVEEON,
NTOULD announce to the citizens OF this city and its
w vicinity that he is prepared to attend to all business in
his line entrusted to his Dr. Elliott hopes his long eXpe
renee Veterinary Surgeon, will insure him large bust
he spent nine in the Veterinary College of
France five in Prussia, and the last five years this
city with great success, The Doctors charges from 81
$40 upon any durable disease-adyce gratis.
GD The Doctor is be found all hours of the day and
night at iratteralls Stables, st. Charles street.
EE FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
and for sale. sl3 Gm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

- FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California The
"a speadid Al coppered and very fast sailing ship
immediate dispatch. This ship of the first class well found
and furnished in respect and has splendid aecommoda-
tons for cabn For freight psssage apply
PARADISE, LAWRASON n CO.,
fy1 Orto DEWEY & CLARK. u Grayier 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

zEr=s FOR CHAGREs, Direct United States
lhfItA Mat Steamship Company = The new aud
s-@z=d1z magnificent mail steamship taSORtiAA, tSSVO
tons burlhen,) Lieut. David Porter U. S. Navy, command
ing, will leave for Chugres, direct, with the California and
Oregon mails, on TUESDAY, the 18th February, nj
O'Clock punetualy from the head OF St Mary street,
Lafayette The great size and strength of the Georgia, with
her superior double engines of 1000 horse power each insure
her the greatest speed and safety which cannot be
acquired by steamer Of single engine The arrange
ments for the comfort OF passengers on The no beeal
scale In her spacious saloons and well ventilated cabins and
stateroons combined all the eonYeniencies of first
hotel a An experienced surgeon ueconp dnss this vessel
RATES OF PASSAGE:
TO Chagrus-StSterOom berih Ladies Saloon. $50 90
State.rOom berth, After Saloon. ....,... 81 20
Stateroom berth, Forward SalOon...... S9 %
Standee- berth, Forward Saloon 70 ~
Steerage- BERTH separate mess. .....,... Al W
~ Freight 80 per cubic foot. All passage tickets
and orders receive freight must be proGurad RON The Office
Of the agents. PARADISE, LARFRASQN CO.,
JAIL dSW % tirayieF street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

DAVID FELT 81 CO.
,aiiOiaHs' Hdi. No. "A Charires street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

"
lsFss5sS and all Landings on the Alabama River
hssExzzf5k Fare RedKced 10 Mobile 10 = = 5U-New
Orleans, Mobile and Montgomery Packet ca New BASIN
On WEDNESDAY, 9TH instant, at clock, P. NJ, posi-
uyely-Ine superior and very ghtdTauEht passenger
steamer BEACON. Capt. p Roberts, Jr, viii arrive ON
Sunday, and will leave above For freight PASSAGE
having unsurpassed accommodations apply board at the
New Basin, foot of Julia street, or TO
HYDE & OGLESBY, L. Poyiras st.
:, or j. T. DONALD & Co, 50 Camp ST.
N. b. The Beacon will continue in the trade during the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

nR GEO. KELLOGG, Hamuonhiat hiss Removed bis ofiec
u tni Residgtcr No. ~ PEDfD0 STREET near the Car
rrl'nu Ralroed nrpdt OIL 6maip
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05
4 GENTLEMAN AND MS WIFE can be accc

mOdaisd WIN BOARD in a Private Family, wher
there Other hDarers or children Terms moderate
n iilresA - II " this Oifra. ia1Q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Postal Arrangement with Great Britain.

We are happy TO learn that the Post Office Do
partment has received official intelligence from tbs
General Post Office in London, that hencetcrward
all letters addressed to the 0nsed States and mss
directed to be otherwise sent y Ill be transmitted
by the frat packet whether British or United
States, which is dispatched after they are posted =
and notice to the public, and instructions to aA
poatmasters, sub.poatmasters and letter -eoeiver,
10 this effect, has been iaaued by command OF Hes
Msjesty's Postmaster General, with table sho a.
ing the day on which the British and United Stases
pack cts are appointed to be dispatched from Liv-
erpoo and from southampton.
This 10 gratifying termination of matter thas
has been the subject Of very earnest discussion be-
tween the Post Office Departments ofthe two Gov
ernmeDts. Ii will be- recoleoted that the Brisiah
Post flee has hitherto mailed exclusively by the
Cunard steamers, except when the writers have
directed the letters TO be sent by ihe Americas
packets. National Intel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Earpn from snn,a Rs.

We learn from Mr. BertrAm Spratt, who came
In from Santa Fe, with the mail, that company
ptU s Dragons hal hsd askirmish with the APP
ache indians, al Riau, within dfsy miles OF Santa
Fe in which one of the dragons aud seven OF tins
Inc ans were killed
Hpe Indians have had frequent skrmishes With
con .anies of Mexican hunsos, bat in none OF them
wa. blood ahed.
Il Pueblo Indians report that they have seen
she hid of Mr. and Nrs. White IN the hands OF
the hpsches They have been instructed by the
autf tty aud citizens Of 3snta F6 TO trade for it,
alta rree that may b. de@anded
p m recent developments il ig bslieved, thas
Mes. Fournoy Shsw, end others who were
nur ned few months aso, were murdered by
by end of Mex cana and Pueblo Indiana The
proc n this is ssid TO 90 quite conclusive. Mr.. s.
mfor's us, that they met large number of lniians
at Council Grove-they seemed kindly disposed,
and aid they were waiting for Mr. Fitzp patrick,
from phom they expected isrge number Of valid
ablep
ID met the August mai at the crossing OF the
Ark tas He also mes Company Of soldiers at
Council Grove. Met Aubrys train twelve miles
beyoac the lower Cimerons Springs; Col Davy q
i've nes beyond Los Vegos, and Dr. Connolly,
twelN miles from Sapd C5eeR.
Buffalo are quite numerous from Fort Mann to
PaWree Fork.
III weather has been Dr., end on many parts OF
she road there was II scarcity OF water aud grass,
nos to great however TO produce much Suffering
among the trains Occidental, Independence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
TIE scALpEL roR AUGUST.

THIS BRILLIANT Journal Of Medicine and Surgery,
1 eoned by Edward e Dixon, N. D. Ia n1z te.dy,
ard for sac by BERsORD, Astor House. The
London Lancet emarAs III potice Of I'VE coium9s " we
tai 10 ourselves the credit OF originating II had there
been Lancet europe there would have been 10 Seal
pei in America Go scalpel we hope 10 see more from
DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM,
popular ard pro sstonal treatise, eighth edition. 275
pages by d. Dixon, NJ D. confirms ples disest (
Ill nat Is hnown this subject The London, New YORK
and Boston jour ais remark" DR. Dixon har written 60
nuce anc veil almost every oubjscs OF surgery maj
his pnok 10 stamped with uncommon tnleresi he has
seer red attention every page, an sr that e" med
cal writer's porresa has placed the profession uHder
by this clear snd lucid uease IN Il may DO re-
erreG 10 with entire confidence one OF the beat autho
tie, on Sttcure Bydrocee Vsrcocee, &c The oeyo'
ton OF Dr. Dixon 10 the rational principles OF surgery give
his vewa The greasG importance while mis- high ptoles
so1 standing ard expeflance Ia surgery win me
popularity Of his JOURNAL he will secure them large extent
off liiueDce LONDON Lancet.
The works are for sale ut CHARLES n RINGS cor
ner OF J hn-st and Broadway. All business conmunca
tons for The Scrpel be- addressed to Bertri AsoI
House. All literary communications 10 The Editor IL
Grand-st door west OF Broadway. sll 5asecd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
See I'd Page for other Wants.
IMPORTED oARPkTINGs,
FOX THE FALL VRADE.

FOX THE FALL WADE.
d., AITH LOUNSBERY are nov receiving thsli q GuP-
TRiES, BRUSSELS, IMPERIAL THREE PLY, IN
GRAIN ana other CARPEfINGs comprising one OF ihs
srees most complete and desirable assofImons ever Of
Fheir purcnsres being made entirely for CASH afords
them advantages making selections that but few pos
ess spo epgoies them sell sthe lowest possible prices
English Tapestry CarpeE from II: to lis per yard
Ensl,ah Brussels Carpets, from Be- 20 los per ysfd
Eositsh Pbree qly cArpeiB from To 10 los par ysrd
american Threepy Cerpe,s, from rs 10 sa ger yard
EpPlish and American superhne Ingram CArPetAr from
spgish and American 6ne Ingram Carpets from IA to
Is per yard 60. s.... o. >, 4, ma, v,,a
Gi,o a large stock of English and American FLOOR
oil CLoTBn, from feet 70 u tees wids. "a. u,.s
nRTGaETIEGs, 6 4, 81 ~ and l64 wiia with
hoss s,soymeut OF all obes goods connected WIN The
. .I o. "iin Inzg SMITH LOUHSBERY,
ais qT4 44s pearl e. sixth Carpet SORE from Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
DRY &TtutttS.

SILKS AND sHAWLs.
WE HAVE RECEIVED from Auction. and open some
w choice loss ibis mornr e, consisting in part OF
500 piece 8 Csmeleon Glace and Pout de Sole.
150 pleces rich figured DO do. do.
100 pieces narrow stripe, very deIirsbls coIors.
$40 pecra Satin Turc of everg variety ofcolors.
high Lu.ter black eros de Rhines aud Turc 6atnS Of
the beat manufactured
large assortment of shawl5, adapted the Fal
trade
Columbian Hall 9. NJ, TOWLE-
ste I'm 28l Grana-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
pR NICHOLS ON EYpRopATRY.

FEHBE WAFER CuRE-A Trestle on the human Con.
r1lon he conditions OF health the causes OF diseaSe
the lestng Jsems Of medicine aud the prncipIe pfsc-
tics, saptaons and resuls OF HydrUpalEy. 81 fnomas
l. NcholH MD
1t worth dollar SETS shilling presen" The aso
~ progress. philosophy md prc,r OF the Water Cure clear and
cudsned ha gives quinteence OF hall bsriFy OF
nedica. Information Wstsr Cure JoArqa!
Evdsnty the work of Who thoroughly understands his
subject" Nantucket lnqarer
An able and vauabomPend many es is cost 70 the
inquirer" PrartcaI Christian
DR. No thoroughly educated physician and from our tao*
Ledge hun pubic vouch Tor as Hoy
and ey m and The honesty OF purpose which guides hun
70 his concllsous.' ha1da tentGrs
For sale by FOWLERS WELLS Cnason Hall /;
6TRlNGER L TOWNsEND under the American Muse
um; GROWER. 599 Broadway; AFFORD. le8 Bowery
snd T. BUENTUd, al H1daon-sL Price ri cenis
MI Sw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

are aeen about" When IL so happens good
deal OF attention is naturally attracted. This IA
mnsUous bali is DO place to get into the quiet"
and You know that Ia the ultima thnle Of Quaker
ism mean, of course. no disrespscs.
BY the way, there is one Quaker, or rather Qua
keTess whom | should love to see drawn thio
way from the City OF Brotherly Love, however
hopeless sermon in the Capital from even her
might seem, when addressed 70 Congress that
could pass so ungodly bill as that providing waya
and means for sIsve-catchera So. -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
WARD MEETINGS.. ..

Fzr Third Ward-At meeting of the Third Ward
Wig Committee, held on Ftdsy evening, 18Th list it was
requested 10 Wednesday 18Th insl from 2lo5 M
SIS Warren at 10 chooa five delegates to meet with tho
at7t nj selec delegate represent the Second A.
senby District at the Wing Convention for Nomination OF
0'''' 0''''' - " O. W SRURTEvANT, Chairman.
+ +aS, F ogT s9M: Secretaries slsa,Mhw4
Kw" Fourth Wnrd.-rae Wing Electors OF the
RoUr.n hereby n0nhsd that az election will BIS
held nj the Of George aProve, 48 RcoSevetFt on
WEDNESDAY, the 1871 y OF September 1850, from y
give whose duty 1t shal TO choose Delegate 10 rep
Yhird Assembly District IN the State Conven-
non be held al 8yi FhuTsdsy The 10Th OF the
present month Ths ecliou ia ordered pursuant to the
Recommendation OF Tho wdg General Committeei aud
Archibald Hall, AleXan1er jack2on and Emanuel Lester
have appointed 10 condocS laid election
b order OF the Ward c tn ~ o,,,, c..,xm
JAMES H. MosEMAN. Secretary. sic s7o
~ Sixth Ward. a 'aeetiqg Of the DEMOCRATIC
wbie Committee OF Tho Sixth Ward Of the City Of N ,s
1850 al II O'Clock at the North American HOTEL corner OF
Eowe'y and Bay ad street. 10 make arrangements for ice
bisS ~ the WIZ aus held SYRIA
0u'e on tho 25'h insanISep u Rb lg3T ob.,sp
"A r AmERMAs, Secretary sis S'aF
~ seventh Ward.~At a regular Twiat OF the
sixlh Town Horn Ct me k>ns Horn As'oclsuoo, me
gh Eye called n9e Of s 'ns Witch
proved One OF The full grown Horns offered tbs t'how-
Eng res luion: ,s,. .-.,, II, u
Yresbeyn for Delegate 10 the Syracuse Conyeutin
The 1T Hoof OF ihs Horn offered the following fesou'
don: mt. ,, ,har,.e,v.,
4nto Vl,ppce Comuinee for The Purpose OF Worhtng
sy xtd Night until Hr. Freeborn liz elected TO inc
above Convention. 5os 60 ha
pintsd By order. H. T. kl0hF Exc
A. C LAST JOINT OF THE TAIL. .,, H.,
The members req lested 10 meet al Ioe[ Il eRa
quarters Tueaday evening next Slo 10
vxy- Tenth Ward 10 accordance with the RECON-
xaendeton OF the Wing General Committee Tue wing
olecora OF The Tenth Ward requested to meet a. fhe
Fsslern Emblem,n 274 Grand 81 between FORSYTH ana
di0ee pls on Wednesday eventng, Sept 49, att O'CLOCK,
Tor the elecng Delegate to represent nls Az
semb Disuict In Wing Ssae Convention to be hold
al SyrAcpRe the Goth mat
Sy oder of the Ward Committee
~ JAS Il. PINKNEY, Chairman,
E Eh,ss G0n'i FRAZER, Secretaries. olss'*
KY-At,entIon- ELEYGNcH WARD WhtdS-fur'
enEpt TO recommendation of tue General ooml''oe oe
Democratic Whign OF The Eleventh Ward Will assemble ~
Iynup all corner Fourth sud Avenue Con Wednesoey
evening Sept 49, at u NJ Tor The purpose OF chooelog
DELEGATE to represent the Ninth Assembly Dftrctl In
Convention to be held at Syracuse on 10Th sep lne'
par oyder CHARLES PERLEY,
JoBn H. ELLIOTT, Sec'y. Chairman Ward GommHtee'
El6 Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

JUDD,s INDICATED LIQUID DUTY GLE
FgNHis Is AN INVALUABLE ARTICLE for dressing
bGruA culs and broses scalds, any Kind Of fres9
wounds 30 says Dr. Valentine Mott Of tho n I Medical
Universally DR.. Darling of The sans; Drs 9i9soa aoe
Johnson OF Inc Virginia Medical Laatfutor. vim many
ather practical Surgeons.
PENFIELD CAMP, Middletowr, Conn soss PfoPfr
WI ". 7. HICKS CO 14o and Isl Froat-st
Wholesale Aganie-
For sale by Schieaelin, Bros Co. aaVtiand, kseso
r.l,v 49, suf0 In1tsH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
SCHOOLS.
INSTITUTION PoR PAINTING AND
DRAWING

DRAWING.
A0r BROADwAY-Next doc, to the American Ar
- Union The subscribef respectfully announces 20
ha ftispds and the pubic that be intends giving aew
cours o! lemons st hls Drawing Academy; also even
II cou eucir October lntrcrton win be given
IL Drawing sId Painting OF ali kinds Portraits, Figures,
Landscapes Onan epts ard Flowers figures sfse The
models OF Plaster OF the celebrated Prof Dspaa OF Paris
wh se method acknowledge ed "a The most excsienl oy
the Accidents des ARA in Paris Drawing aud Ps'nung
fom pnture Painting In miniature Porcelslu, sn
aGnarele particularly hiog ard pleasant fo'saies OtAw
nk Stone. Separate csufse i1r soes opecl'nen' -,
Jeeu uY studio Pupils attended al thelf own
al ais Iws Professor OF Drawing and Painting
CI,.SSlUAI. and experienced professor Of the
& Snsni,b language having few uuoccaped, OF.
iers his services thoie who need them insn1nuona
whsre rs board as part compensation oF D.,
American Academy, SO Firasav. s,tS perponi, cornet
OF Henry-St Brooklyn, by calling al the u SGaQoI
Agency i9S Broadway tto
n-TGpT aCUOOL-ENGLlSHAN AND CLASSICAL.
l%Imary have mad, hitherto. means OF educating
themselves Rnd cannot sill spare me 4ue io nYe ~
worthy otsc during the eaI 10 sac9 me msy
ba seen on Saturday evening and ooy on as! eve
nipg. Ri the N Y Military Hail. 1873 8owery. 'o Nv.
TTOa SAl,R-The coed will lease and fixtures OF
sohoO Of he bghest c3ss ice loc G n ,be
bes prnciples There lie room enough to sccomnooase
number Of boarding. scholars psf,onS AND
oH' op,.a- i" RsInst 2 Iib1ne Office ale Ia
BOARD rs WANTAD By very competent LADY
Din some respectable family school WHARF ptloa 1 10
Mu,ic English branches &c would De required as COM
pepsstiou Schools and families who require sncn ser
vices OF The pme VIII be attended, bs Appi igfo !" ns
don will be given. E. II. WILCOX Proprietor ala qua.
RbCRNV GRADUATE Is dsatrous OF obtaining
a Iuaon the South teacher In an 4csde n.y. or
a. tutor in private family he can come well recon-
nended TO teach mathematics or the csascs he has some
acquaintance with the French aud Germsn and woad 90
glad 10 teach vocal musc. Address L. s.. NE ~ SrGns
wick, II. J. sLS wis
YA19.H I1Rt3GETY1S Classical French and Eng
iish School Boys OF Broadway ana TTeIa
81 will be reopeued on Monday, Sept M L. wi ne as
,i.,e5 bq able tescners OF French WRITING DRAWING,
READING &c Circulars be obtained al Lock WOODS
an Broad wsy; Crowens 599 Broadwsv or 81 tue resl
dence Of the Principal 27S Tenhss EaS Mia"
lEAN 4. BUFFEE, of The University OF france, Pro-
Jfrsso the Felcn Language and Llseraine respec.
fay announces 10 bis friends and patrons that no has re-
r1oyed 10 fS7 sxihay between Fifteenth and Sxeenih
ats and 10 ready his French clssIes rfYS'e
Lessons & ven 9chooa sIended. sii ons" eGA
See With Page for other School Advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
WILL BIZ PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY, SEP
TIE IITERATI:

A NEW WORK by, Edgar Allan Poe, in one volume
IA Il mo. Price 81 so
1.-THE Lierai acme honest opinions about auihors mer-
Its and demeriIs With ces,onai words Of per'onaly-
Fdgsr A. Poe With Sketch Of the Author; By Rnfus
Wimot Grlbwod D d.
This work embraces much OF the deicRtey s2pre
cIatl7e criticism 40 vel the caustc severity aud
II evirces en- amost every page extensive scqusni.
literature and unsurpassed skill literary arl
SIS 6iDltWis J 8 RE0PIELO, Clinton Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
"a PLACE III TEY MEMORY"
A BEAUTIFUL limo By Mrs 81 DeKroyt Pub
Alished and for sale by JOHN =. FROW, 10 Ann al
He'd


weeks the publication OF volume entitled
Place thy Memory, BY Mrs Dfkroyt who became BRIDE
widow and within single mo1h The afflicted lady, dest
tue engaged the sale OF her book
ami the South. where sue fscsd
the CREATE She he's already sold two editions OF the book
ami is engaged diIpoNng Of a third" -,
copyrg Courier We have to add that We
bav. rad pleasure Mrs Dek rot since he return
from til. Sou the already Expressed tor tho
ady greatly heightened With musical and cheerful voice not
saudng acton she spoke Of the uniform Kindness she
had the people OF the south and especially
VIVID OF the kindness OF ts President and
family and the paerna interest he promoting her comforts
uDon her southern Journey citing other oil the good
ness Of his heart the furnishing OF the following ette-
Nc WIsRr1oroS, March Ie, 1860.
nBs s. H. DsKsoTrr:-
Dear that you about to leave for
Chareston this opportunity TO express the deep ymsty
which your elected invoke behalf kind re-
cepon among my the South You recommended to
them add interest 10 misfortune
and gladly bespea you the friendly Offices Of the proyerbay
opable and generous community which propose TO visit
The members my family join best wishes tor pleasant
quincy anu yery snnc.r.ly your friend z. TAYLOR.
may lust add LADY and We doubt no her per
severance energy waccompsh ts topuchase small home
little cottage plotwhher her Wiowhood and allie
she may retire. auIS Iea~ti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
BOOK TRADE.
I. O, O. F-JusT PUBL1sRE

I. o, O. F-JUsT PUBLISHED
FTNHE ODD FELLOWS MISUNDERSTANDING
complete history Of Odd Fellowship from 10 origin 10
fscts never before published Which 10 added The CON
plee statistics Of tbs order, by g Rep " wallace "a;
PTiee 81 bound In cloth. For sae at Is NASSAU y %
acnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

STRABs ENGINE FOB SALE, Of nine horse
y power in drsl,aIs ranplng ordsG win good 69'ler
Becond and TENN ss Viamsburgk Pnee s525 as l2dsa
OFFICE OF %HE DAAPARAGRS EELPRB
u,Ts I SS W ''' "''r" WALTER a. eisaoE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

CRANES PATENT PREMIUM SOAP.
gNNUTaIs popular and peror Soap was awarded uie
I'll 81 Premium and Diploma by tho New YORK saso
Pair 81 Albany isst week. Manufactured BY hoE ~
LYNCH Co. III Sullivan Of. r. Z. County rgn@ .oA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

NOTICE.-Fhs subscribers for butldir sites N the
Sntw village OF Paramount hsreby notified that the
frsinsaln o. 90 per will he received 81 my so.e
455 Broadway on Monday and Tuesday evenings ION
and l7h ust beV tho hours or and O'CLOCK mo
subsc beIs also Informed thai meeting VIII De had
Hlira7, asll sowery Phursday evening" 18Th inst
at O'Clock To- the purpose OF drawing for choice Of lots
ara such other business may be necessary. 70"
oaly wanting TO complete hs subscription net II
F.rrnoapt are requested call s>on the price viii he
advanced after Tnursd evening II any rem ain q4sold
Vlage nnn Tbur.dsyl on the arrva or the which
leave tse City Bali at 10 and III AN 10 accompany par
ties % the prouGd and give all necessary intaf
tent "a ia50 (sl6 2ns+ N. M6RAW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

TthEUMAT1SM.-Ad hose who are suffering from
1&tlis distressing complaint Informed thai Oodges
Khtucauc Linme winch duJrg the lait Two years has
so msny wcucerf1 aud has oeen adopted
Into he practice u many VI he hesI physicians now
placed public SUE Aso Within the reach Of al Read
cerite In The OF sseu Wholesale Agents
AB & D BANDS, Fulton et corner OF William, and for
sale ~ Dtugeisis generally a9 I0w6isk
AIa.gICE-Au persoas oztaIe of Tho ais
k$JOHN r. BRIGHAM are requested to mako payment
~ ba anne the Office ~ Broadway and ell persona hsy.
sns csiula on said estate Will crescent hem
5 i 5 SS' ~ a1sSSsao0k' Administrators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

& 6rstrnie Srttcle Bss CreigbtoS, manufactures APP
rIv al lbs boot and shoe ssBbIshmen Of Lon Brooks
a8s Fnlton.st % lnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

N!AATIC VARNISHl-AINETr L co 90 Peal
I'VE 81 rewYors manufacturers OF pure Msriic Varnsh,
warranted 10 bloom in any weather
Cheap Vcrnihbes, called Msstc, are being introduced
into the merset while the Gum masttc maintains It's high
prc- he cheap maker then induced to g1b'ltue infe
nor guma often resin that moss risoie OF all
gun re. cansr
Mshic from It's toughness at tire time capacity for
cleaning off from picufs well UNDERWOOD By artists
has for sgss been approved Of There Ia nothing
eumR thai all equals The old exceot for spness and
there other troubles in Masttc Yarnsh i'm proper
treeir en OF the gum from wantcf kuowledgatn the
ker CT The Vsrlsh the attsmot 70 substitute cnespar
gum for be Matic Orders for the Fas, uctes CsnadEs
part of hs Continent carefully packed CopE Var
nb hes for Coscb Cabinet Decorators HouSe Painting Dur
poses numbering 81 sore in cisterns OF 500 aud 600 gal
Ions in difererI places OF atorsge El6 3sod*