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Run OvER.-A warrant issued yesterday for the ".
rest of James Norton, driver of cab No 2, charged w
driving over Laurent Sens the 3D. ns at the corner Of
Chartres and St. Peter Mr. Seus severely in.
iured his right broken, and at the time be was
picked mp senseess from the pavement Norton the lime
driving full speed The accused was taken into ,us
1ody, and gave bail to appear
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oREGoN.-The Oregon Spectator of February
2lst says: "The sun is getting above our horizon
and the day brightens. 1t will be seen that arrange
ments are being made to run a steamer regularly
between this place and San Francisco and also
for the establishment of the post office system in
this Territorvn
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MuRDER.-lnormatiu has been received at the
State Department from John Parrot, ESQ, late
United States Consul at Mazatlan, Mexico, of the
murder on the 18th of Mlrch last of DR.. Richard
Thompson, supposed to Ie from the State of New
foH, while on the road from the city of Durango
to that port.
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NOT GUILTY. The trial of Patrick Desmond Owen
Conner and Edward Conne charged with manslaughter in
killing Dennis Hartegan, in February last, vas concluded
yesterday in the District Court Of Jefferson. The Jury
brought in a verdict of not guilty.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

Wednesday Evening, June Il, 1850
Arrived to-day per steamers Shamrock Natchez, Fanny
Smith and Iowa. "a head of Western and So head of Texas
Beeves, and 35 Sheep. The market well suppd of Beef
Cattle and Sheep but no Hogs in market.
PRICES Beef Cattle, 41aE071zc y ID net; Sheep, s21z
f0$3 head; Mulch CO1s, s5G0 $50 " head CalUss "a
gS9 " head.
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"A great wing meeting was held in Philadelphia
on he I'd inst, the Hon. J. r. lngersoll presiding
at which resolutions of approval of Governor John
stols conduct with reference to the apportion bill
ln'lduced at the last session of the Pennsylvania
legislature were passed A Committee of fifty
ctens was appointed to invite tie President to
Wit Philadelphia at such time this summer or fall
asnay be consistent with his publr duties.
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INTERESTING FROM PoRro R1oo.-The N,

York Herald of the 9TH inst. says;
Owing to the just complaints of the American
Consul at Mayaguez against the Captain of the
Port in reference to the American Captain and
creV of the schooner North Carolina wrecked of
Cpo-rofo Point short time since, commission
vas sent from ST. Johns, Porto Rico, by order Of
te Captain General of Marine at Havana, to take
ommand from said Captain of the Port, and to
legal proceedings against him, to in
vestigate the matter. We are pleased to see that
the Spanish authorities have been prompt to do
justice to the American citizens in this affair.
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List of vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Ns-ln the First municipality (dssgnntsd in the following
aos y me Nos esmmsnes at tbs Railroad and up
inc second m2 the Hs above the Steamboat
n.y. No. being Flaboa Lsnding the Third (ms ths Nos
Railroad down. being Ferry wharf
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Tie Comet discoveed on the LIST of Nav, by
DR.. Jefferson, of Alton, was observed at Wash
ingon on the night of he I'd inst, by Mr.. Fergu-
sol, with the cynatonal It is without a tail.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE go 81 30" N-Lose1rupE SOC in Time, Ga

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Galveston, Place, NewYork, Harris Morgan
steamship I acht, Thompson, Brazos st Jago,
- Harris & Morgan
'''' '''1 -'' " H ofensandt
Ship Espndola, Barston, Havre, l. Gale
Snip Mount Washington, Stone, Bordeaux,
Ship Caledonia Brander, Harris, Philadelphia,
Bark Tyringham, Howes, Cowes and a market l. Gale
BARK bycurgus, Roach, Turks Island and market,
John Alexander
Brig Soule Smith. Havana Troisgros a Co
steamer Gen Hamer, Rowe, Pensacola. john Hurley
Arrived Yesterday.
Bng Machgonne, Chambers, q days from New York, to
Span bng Lanaro, Marstang Al days from Malaga to La
peyre, Harispe CO-1st my.
SchF Alfred Exal Colder % days from Philadelphia, to
Br schr Lavina, Bodden days from Grand Caymans to
SchH VIM Bryan Lgwess Sc hours from Grand Calou to
Chas Deake & Co-Ist my.
Gunare, Linn, from Cincinnati.
Nashville, Pierce. from Mempht-S42 bales cotton
Shamrock, Har, from Shreveport.
M SLreck, Streck, from. Lalourche.
Iowa, Morehouse, from st Louis.
Fashion, Martin, from the Coast.
Jas 1. Day, Bates, from Mobile
Iowboat Die Vernon, Smith, from the Passes.
IowOoat Mary hlngsland. Whann, from the Passes.
Memoranda
The steamer Nachez towed down from Natchez the bark
Clarssa, bound to Boston, with AL bales cotton.
Towboat DeNenon lowed down and to sea- on the I1th
inst, ship Gaena.
Towboa Mary Kingsand, towed down and to sea- on the
sth inst chips Dirego and Amelia, schr Nile.
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THIRD DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Rennedv.-The Board
of Lqudaos have taken rule for trial in the case of
the Board Municipality No. The argument for re-
hearing will be heard on Thursday next.
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GOLD DUST FROM AFRICA. - The Salem
(Mass) Gazette announces the arrival of three
vessels at that port, each of which brought con-
siderable amount of gold. dust from the continent
of Africa
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A. r. COCHRAN q CO..
GENERAL coMMssIoN MEfSRsEEHHgAa1SS.r s s's rad p
~ rect lmpoTsn Of FRUITS. NUTS. WINES. ETC..
CAROLINA SEED cow PEAs-sOO bu.hss senu-
EIGsIeg5 drums new Smyrna. superior Esnss
RA.SINsSln ygsn.ities e suit pgreshsss%
sHEELED s. ssf 6o SS . Inc eds
PECANs. BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTs-S1
gEfftER II R ast5i' eIseE p s ss;1.oes.s
S:! S1i md s sad So1s
M spS $,yi PoS wine. s.Sea: auaiidss. SIC:
sns 6;s oSR ss ..a
~. Es:s .sa Is.ss s :ss:
BRANp7 cHERRI esq Gases FISH. landing;
MACCARoNI AND VERMICELLI-soo CASES fiszh
SESSSkA 1sSSlsi ! ~ ss.s, quality No -
ss ss~S s''aHd 7 iaR s '' oil IL
n. ORLEANS and CABROLLTON RAIL.ROAD.
GM 60
Nsg arrqngemsnt-H Hourly Degsytare Of tss Cars50pss
esd IN H. sss
"A; 1th s Fsera1g Z, lSSo: -
single acsss any distance to or om or above LOUIS A X
children oy:r 81 and under il yssis .
To or from Louisiana Avenue, (ehidnen half pFics) 10
50 tickets for above Louisiana Avenue or from Carroll
% tickets to or from Louisiana Hvsnue 100
Personal monthly tickets, (trom the first the last
each month only y any distance a.............. 90
The Cars depart the Baysnne street depot foos
Horse Car. 81 A.. N. 90 and III p.
steam Train, then every hour until ?. NJ, IRON
the third Monday in February the second Monday No
vembeR, and at other times until "a Pm.
From Carr0ktt0n:
Horse Car, 5 A; NJ; and 10 P. NJ.
Steam Train. NJ. then every hour until P; Mr. fgm
the third Monday in February the second Monday in No
v'm0sr' and at o 4zF slRSs HFPa LIE:
Fare, distance, (ehden above, halt pnce,) % 70
Personal monthly tickets, jom The inst 10 the iast c sasS
month only j any distance. W
THE CARS DEPART AS FOLLOWS:
From Canal street. do. g. IL and A. N.
from Lafayette. IN winter. and N A. 4.
After which the Cars viii leave each end every fifteen
minutes until ?. then ~, 9, 10 and II from
aPla 6m JOHN HAMPSoN. BnE'r ard SupeE't
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ROBBERY ON SHlPBoARD-The cabin Of the ship Athens
was entered on Tuesday morning, and Milan bronze dirk
barometer and revolver stolen. Officer Boullcsa
arrested in coeehouse, the Vegetable Market,
boys, Davy Jordan and James Abby suspicion of being
concerned in the robbery. Abby searched and the
bronze sheathed dirk found his pocket The of
the barometer also recovered Yesterday the accused
were Brought befoe Recorder Geno and committed to take
their trial before the First District Court Officer Youennes
made affidavit that the revolver and barometer from i'll
formation received he believed secreted in house in
Galatln street. was issued in the case
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= Charleston, b. q.
EEs - - 800
THROUGH IN IL DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety three Miles.
NEW ORLEANS TO MoBILE-By the paily Line
koRSLH sps ls and MES h'f BAY Capt
0cacE Fare Fan is g. FSs
os ss Line Of and pc
yn & Boa DAY re ?f MAJ
RY CLIFTON; Govt Adams Low DES; yR,, Capt.
Johnson Farmer Gspi JAMES, Fae s. lime Sap
a 70 AZ hours BY the daily Mail Line COachFaTe $40
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
SSs9Esass,' iE'; sd.s'ss mile.
G Rf. p M S Atlanta p M f Railroad. g
Atsaa 3 1 aSsS:s P R RsIoaas
Fae-Montgomery to Charleston, s26 50 Time through
81 hours ncuu9g sOpPagesLstasing REDUCED to % miles
passing through West Point. La Grange and Greenvlle to
forward any number of through passengers without de-
consuctOn-those upon the Georgia Railroad provided with
F., mi Tb SsA f. Dsh s5Ds =, .b
Exchange Ho Ha Or Madssoa hOuss
Agent at Montgomery, will save about "a.
G r EAT CENTRAL MAIL LINE,
VIA MACON AND SAVANNAH.
Mongoaey II a. opslita M Rai1 sd i mile,
opeiika p. Barnesvlle. 10 Stages 9s
Barnssslis. Macon, I'm. Rairoad.... :.
savannah..S charIssiOn.s :. m sea@sr..,iio :.
Fare-Montgomery to Charleston, s23 Soto Savannah,
W. 90 Time through e hours including two nights rest,
. kV The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and
BSooR Known sEA
neatness and sumptuous fare.
HR No charge Tor meals or berths
The Cars on the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
are oil the finest description
~ Staging reduced to ninetyeight miles
Two DAILY Lines of -Four Horse Post Coaches from Ope
ka TO amsvle via Columbus, besides Extra Coaches. al
WAYS In readiness to carry forward number of through
passengers without detention.
For Through Tickets apply to the Agent, at the Ex
gomery, Ala.
Agent at Montgomery, will save abouts a.
CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK,
BY the Day Line of Sea Steamers to Wilmington, n C.;
thence by Railroad TO Petersburg thence Philadelphia by
the esab ished mail Gne, via Richmond, Washington City
and baltimore. Through Tickets be obtained of e.
WINsLOw, Agent, Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Com.
pany, Charleston, s. c. Fare, so
Steamships from Charleston to NewYork.
Steamships NORTHERNER and sOUTHERNER
leave Charleston alt mately every Saturday. arriving in New
YOrk on the following Tuesday. Fare go,
to Fare Through, Fifty-nine Dollars. -A1
je7 SHELDON POTTER, Agents, 6s Camp st.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d. GERRY, having removed
" from ~ Camp street, to No. IA st. Charles -
street, where he will continue 70 the pnsi kSA
Also, repairing and cleaning WATCHES, Clocks, eSAiZA
Nautical. Mathematical and Philosophical Instruments in
the best He being grateful for fomer patronage
sl soc remembrance from his friends and the public in
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M The proprietor Of the Daily and Weekly Crescent respect
fully inform their friends and the public that they have recently
made conderabe additions their Job establishment and have
placed under the charge Of Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM, who has
been long known this city gentlemen Of high capabilities in
the art The material Of the Office being complete and nearly
nll new, they are prepared o all kinds Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
with possible delay and without disappointment
who may them patronage. Particular will be
given to the printing Of LAWYERS BRIEFS
BILLS or LADIE0, INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, NOTARIAL AND CLERKS BLANKS,
BOOK HEADINGS STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS.,
DRAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND HANDBILLs,
p COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC. ETC.
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BURGLARY George IIurdalo was brought before Reeo.
der Genos yesterday the charge OF burglary Mr. JOSEF
Limbard stated that burglary committed on the nigh
Of the Both of April his premises in Ursunes street, be-
tween Condo and Royal streets that two clocks gems sill
yer plate, ETC., taken. Officer Boullosa ing sworn
staed in evidence that from information received he had
good reason to believe portion Of the goods stolen were
ceaed in Eysian Fields street that searching the place
occupied by Hurdao he found the greater part of the prop
ry hurdaio bail 10 appear for further examination
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
, CRESCENT oFFIcE,
Thursday Morning, June 10, 1850.

1IuIsuuy
COTToN-The market presented quite an active appear
ance yesterday, and with good demand for England the
Mediterranean, and the North the sales reached fully 1000
bales, at firm prices.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY - Recorder Gabriel. Albert
arbour charged with harbong and conceang the slave
Esther belonging to Emile Lasere, brought yesterday
before this Court About three months since the slave disap
peaed from Mr. Laseres premises at the of Espa
mace ana Rampant streets On the sixth inst she found
on board of the steamer G. W. Kendall where she was
fstrd At that time she charge of the accused and
as Possessed Of certificate Of her Freedom signed by James
eon, Recorder of the city of Little Rock. The certificate
was good one, but il made in the of some
OTHER The accused pleaded not guilty, and was
renabded for further examination
John Mcmahon and PatrcN McGovem fugitives from the
House Of Refuge, back the place whence they
came.
The case Of Patrick Cosgrove and Michael Barry charged
Oy jesse Melienry with having committed the crime of per.
ury IN the Fifth District Court, the 9Th Instant in the
case Of Barry Mcenry, occupied the Court during the
sitting and will be continued today
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FIRsr DISTRICT CouRr-.Indgs Larue.-The cases b

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-.Judee Larue.-The cases be-
lore this Court yesterday follows:
Patrick Cruise, tried for swindling, and acquitted.
Harry Mascot, tried indictment for assault with
intent to kill, the of Paul Saya, found guilty of
assault only.
Theodore Tobin charged with larceny found guilty. but
recommended to the mercy of the Court.
Hofle pr0seq was entered in the of Charles Etten.
GER accused Of obtaining under false preences. Also
an the case Of James SPONGE, alias Burns and Jacob Seck
accused Of larceny.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.


PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
BOXES Firs and Second Tier and Paguste cents Third
ID IieE for coored person, only 50 cents, Gallery
:sy EVENING pssfSmsa he 81 p. R
Fl Thomas. THE SECRET. NJ, Ho,,.,
Mr. Dgpdus VALERIE. Cbippendae
GRAND BALLET ADVERTISEMENT
in Which ss, r. Haugn sosIs, vsgss and will
A''' "H'1 c%sARaIzAMSS 4sB sAboT tann'n' OF
The entire MUSE composed and aTrangsd b Sig Gabc
by Mons Maugin and Mont. BouIary
Badoura Mn G. 1 Hnvs1s
Malmoune Miss Melville
namssk Mr.. Spear
a. Fi;; evening S::i q md Ii: BYRNE Mr. A'rn'
ORLEANS THEATRE.
T Farewell Benefit and potesy the Las. Appearances of Mr.
hUSba4 ESS, i s' % 5. s M Grand
cal infsi S2P rE.rs
beng the chef deuVres selected from the Ten given during
The Bewt,hsa aiaGo..n
clocELufIie!'. Bell Devils Dues concluding
s Doors open apast 4 Performance 70 commence at
db, TST :; io o 90 P and
on s5s Ca be ss S on Wednesday from IA until and
Firemen,s Charitable Association,
.N5Tn GRAND CON, ERT-vooAL AND .oaz
pHi$Ef rF2s f ;iFf :: E
KENT Instant asd f. Ft the Bsn Gc Of JAMES
ing Ladies and Gentlemen have kindly volunteered their
THE AMATEUR ORCHESTRA
OF the Louisiana HI MRs A Aoss%Sda'jSp;
of the Placide Varieties;
MIR 10y De TEa FS} Pf R; w, Blake. ESD
of the National Conservative of Paris and First Flute the
Mr.. Z. CHAssAIGNAC, Mr.. NoREs and Others.
PROGRAMME...PART FIRST.
L. oyerqTe Iocko LndpainnGr by the Amateur orches-
ira Hsrlonc Association,
g. Fantaise and Variations he Flute from the Opera of
g.. Bolero Mueter de Castillo sung by Mr.. E. Chas.
A.. Lesieues Mortes Romaare sung by Miss j. DucIos
lair, Nae of DeBerOt, for VIOLIN executed by an ANA
q, teur Of the Histrio1c Association
D. Ballad, - Old Arm Chair, sing by Mrs Howard.
Second:
l..oyertue, Tampa Heroi, by the Amateur Orches
ira, i istrionic Association
2 LIE CheFrier du Val 'AndGe,' sung by Mr. E. Chas
g.. nyitsticn to the Ball. finn the Opera of Gustavus
4'T IS asst Rose Of spmmsI Fantae with Variations
and Finale on the Flute by particular request,
=, euted by Mr.. l.. Carere;
Paso eaecated BY M pucos and variations on
rom % oe,s q b Mr. A. DTSo h NJ
Meyer, expressly for the Louisiana Hisrionic Assoca.
R Doors open at O'Clock and Concert to commence at
~ Tickets 50 Cents, to be had of the following men,
bers OF the Committee and at 4 The usual al Places
Z. L: BE9CER, 16 Poydras st.
R. N; MeALPIN, 20 Common st.
J. p HIGsINs. as Camp st.
leS JOHN SPENCER, 45 St Thomas st.
Grand Subscription Concert, under the
Nys9n Dire ctiOn of MIR. HOenner. Aoa.
S9~ CERTS are respectfully informed that the %6FFdf
AsQ series will be continued EVERY WEEK on sAygfSSS
=, "a THURSDAY at the Commercial Hall, ST. ~FfN
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10 -Eis55 n
: , = e Z. = = = 49, - ~ sizssii 4R

TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NewYOrk via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala. and
Charleston, 8, q,
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SHIPPING.
DOMRSTTC PORTS.

DOM ESTIC PORTS.
zE0&se Psekst- Usisss stsses MsR Lans jstSesa
So TSs .p:n :.s sSSsi i Is sss cspe sSf
q 7fs n .is'5 81 E.1 i,s%
Charleston for Havana tbs = and Stk.
RATEs or fAesAsE.
H Hsysns e Ghsris;tOn Or Savannah
For gr b VsofskisFeI3 IapD tbs,..,on ,o
Assp j aA Asvsas co. rf bskS ss o g.
Baltimore on s E a1 Hs s. Ia mp Roa. :s
New YS[t and PhadslD i the time By issi9s iSs
IN Aaon sf mas re-, having ssas S SS
Of be- cargo sDsassd will have SDs.eh FSr bal
apply on board. Second Mgs,egsityg. q o
nyse jESMkIAsss HREE& S6pES 81 z Hs"m'n st.
FOREIGN POETS.
L. FOR LIvERPOOL-The 4 / b. ship TARA.
eo For hsss sHs ps. S
u Joa nth Il ELLIOTT. % Gravier st.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
s FOR CALIFORNIA, via Chasres-
100 gSs snS Sa,ss Msa s.sasl
pa IL A cl lS e .aa ssn s
- RATS OF PASSAGE.
To Oh agFes-fn Saloons s26O
Il sssssa Ss' e%s.s same as ci.~.j. 4s
q No passage secured until paid for, and all passage
tickets must be procured from the office OF the agents.
my6 lO8 Magszine street
N B.-A surgeon attached to the Ohio thereby always
securing good medical attendance her passenger. my
zfGEe FOR NEW YORK, Oia Havana- United
md @%E 0i5 t 1 c
buTthenl Lieut. Rflay schenek, U s. N, commanding
VIII leave Tor the Ave port SATURDAY, the 18th of
Sqne al O'Clock A. NJ. punctualy, from the head Of 81
Marys street, Lafayette The anaxenents for he com
tort of Passenger the most liberal scale In her
spacious saloons and well ventilated cabins sfaerooms
are combined all the convenience Of first hotel
IL An experienced surgeon accompanies this and nj
other vessels Of the Company.
RATEs
New York-State-r Berth Saloon. s7s 90
Standee Berth, Forward Saloon. 49,. 60 90
Storage Berth beds and separate mes Is 90
To Havana-State- room Berth, Saloon. IS o.
Spanish Consul.
No secured until paid for. An passage tickets and
orders 10 receive freight, be procured from the office
the Agents, PARADISE, LAWRAsON CO.,
myN lO6 Magazine street.
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Adams ...-.,'.. 6,m2
Adrian ,,....... linz
Alex Grant.....ls,ni2
Allegheny ..... Ami
Amulet ...,.'..l3,m2
Arcadia ......l5,m2
Athens ......... S,mI
z, 4 NJ. Clark. l,mI
tamillus .......lS,m3
aspinn ........5 M
Cato ......s,.,.lF,'n
harles ........ 5,m2
harles Hill 80. 4,m2
charlotte '.'....l9,m3
EhAsca ........ Inns
city ofLineoln l,m2
mton '.'.'.''' 2,m2
Cromwell ''.''.i9,m2
Ear Feter '.''' 5,ml
ueVonshire '''' SING
- %in m -----..l4,m 2
81 " hiIhey''" h,ml
Elizaneth ..-'''Zs M
Emma Z " at1s''. s,ml
shgiaio''''''.' Inns
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CHRONOMETERs-S.B 3. GERRY, having removed
" from 81 Camp street, to No. Ia st. Charles -
street, where he will continue TO the Dusi SA
ness Of Repairing and Rating CHRONOMETERS, IN
Also repairing and cleaning WATCHES, Clocks esASzA
Nautical. Mathematical and Philosophical Instruments in
the best He, being grateful for fotmer patronage
still sOlcits remembrance from his friends and the public
general myf5 3mis
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NEW ORLEANS:

THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. 1850.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.


Mo GRAND COM EHT-VocAL AND ~,
EeASz INSTRUMENTAL be given at The 49,
S s srF R hi33Ey1sE RE Astth ROM .. NJ R
= 9 a instant, for the Benait Of JAMES @EfS
ing Ladies and Gentlemen have kindly volunteered their
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SHERMA
PATENT PREMIUM
A B D o M I N A L
SUPPER TER

- sniy al h o0es, 70 81 Charles sesf Ukisa.
The ghtes elastic and comfortable instrument foE
the cure OF the compain-the bearing down feeling
the bottom of the stomach lungs side and back
hs Whites etc. In pregnancy us use prevents mlaeaElaH1
emas doubt the efficacy Pf this supporter they
Dc referred 70 the vile OF very eeebrased physician Of 1h
CITY, who is now using with perfect satisfaction, a Try
ing several other patent supporters without eeE Phys
Clans respectfully invited call and examine TIE lpsta-
msnt at the propEietof's, 70 St Charles street
In practice have bad examine and Apply al Tie
hoAsted Abdominal supporter have found veil
adapted g mpart relief and comfort to the AFFECTED a ~
Philadelphia. Aug IS lSi9 WIN ANDktNot, ~ ". !.
For three years yas afflicted With the womb %
the time My sudeThRs great NO
thing relieved until Of Mr. SeTmana Abaeual SUP
ner hea h and eheerfulness hrl KiiNi}ftuNI :
August n lSis i57 Eghth suess, FAiPatlFeie
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OXYGENATED BErTERS-A S0rsrglen Eeaa..5y
~ foI Dyspepsia Phthsie, and GENERA Z DEN e
Are remedy for Dyspepsia u nltn4 q " re
such Painin the Stomach. HarbnEp halln1 ses'ss.
Acid Stoma, h. Headache, los q Appe!le, s1|es 49,
often results from imperfect dResiion, srfsd ~ 4l
te In short, their has been proved l1s .ss. e.
tonic condition OF ihe sIomsb sO in general asna,y er
from are or from the effects OF ever paftnula, reeef ana
Aeue Females suffering undeI sls eians 951snt
arising from weakness, viii ind The OK k0hH NEp otr-
TERS an exeant remedy snd not surpassed ~ any medl
cine In use, Sold BY tie. EN- C9aifANll who
have llso on hand k n Cem1,eefl valaalll 8faEess
d he Cd sIAaa, " PegalSa e9eli. - ~
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