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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

JAMES IL GOODMAN
COMMISSION MERCHANT
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
MILL GIVE his attention 10 the sale OF
w ALL KINDS or PROPERTY
Designed for that Market
REFERENcEss
Messrs. J. NJ HoYT SON New York.
YOUNGS HOWELL, NewYoFk
JOHN WILLIAMS & co. Rochester, NY
BELL L GOODMAN, do. DO.
CHARLES 81. LEE, Esq do. do
GEORGE X. CLARKE. ESQ. do. DO.
Mr.. NJ. s. HAWLEY. Buffalo, NY.
Mr. JAMES w. SlBLEf, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. r. w. BACKUs, Detroit Mich.
GEORGE A GIBBS, Esq Chicago, III.
Messrs PAGE BACON, ST. Louie, Mo
EDGELL, PEASLEY co. 81 Louis, No
WHITTEMORE, RUTHERFORD Co fu.
to, Canada. je' sswA
WILLIAM A. DANA HENRY Y. DAsa
DANA BROTHERS,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANfs
San Francisco, California.
REFEREHcEs.
Messrs. Dudley B. Fuller Co New.YoTk.
Samuel Dana, Esq Boston
Messrs. johnson L Cox, Troy, ~ Y
Messp. Simmons Hutchinson K Co San Flsncsco
TONSIGNNlENTS RECEIVED on the usual leruI
OHsving large store ship moored TO the wharf Ia tej
of their warehouse from which goods be dssI
ed without extra gkiersgo or shipped 81 any tins d
tide. F7in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY.

~ the Store Of p. L. ROGERS 70 FULTON-ST a hs
sign OF Gen Taylor aiser without hesitation, that ny
stock OF Spring and Summer Clothing the cheapest aud
most varied both in style snd prices tina, has been
offered for sale In the city.
Dress and Frock Coats, from French and English
Cloths 90 to 81
Omce and Business Coats from Cashmere, CsshnereE
Tweed, Alapacca and Linen, &c. 81 70 TO vi
=, vests from plain and fancy SILKS, Satin, and
harseiles. 15to H
BOYS CLOTHING
Deys Froek and Sack Cosis, from Clolh,
Aapacee Linen, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 Wl
Boys Jackets and PanLs, from ca to Wl
A.. vests rom SILK, Satin and MarseiIes 80 70 OIL
Also, splendid assortment OF Cioths Cassimeres end
sesEngs, consanty hand and made nj the shortse1
notice. 2. l.. ROGERS, To Fulton-st cor Of Gold. \
full suit OF Summer Clothing for 81 a2O 2mMWIAg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
COMMISSIONER FOR OHIO, INDIANA
" Illinois, Louisiana and Mississippt 10 lake acEnoV
led gment OF deeds, dispositions OF Witnesses, &c.
STANLY II. FLEETWOOD

commissioner as above has great facilities for the sale OF
land payment OF Taxes &c on lands In the Western and
ana s0uhwesIern saIes through long esIabshed and e-
MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
On real estate In New York Brooklyn WiliamsburRb
improved farms In the State OF New York ats or
per cent according to location &c. YES 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

JOHN CURREY
ATTORNEY AND UoUNSEI.LOR-AT-LAw
hE FRAscisco, CALIFORNIA.
DEfERENCES-Hon. Albeit Lockwood, slng-sins|
IAN. Y; Hon. William Nelson, PeekskiIl Y; laEI
Cobb Johnson. J. Il A 2owsry, john A. G. Gray 81
How-Yors City George Lesley, Troy NY. AID sme
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COAL.

GOAL! COAL Beat Peach Orchard range and egg
- size, OF superior quality, delivered 30 cents ess thsn
las' Summers prices from SIMPSONS yards 70 Thomp.
sonsL near SPRING snd Chrlslopaerst near Jefferson
heAe@ my2l Inn
i AM DELIVERING the best Red Ash Coal stove
or Egg from my yard corner OF King and Greenwich Al
$40 81 80 from bosis Imy25 2m'I PETER CLINTON
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TIE Right Kind of a WiCe,

4 New York editor says he had an Introduction
to the heroine OF the following sketch:
Mr.. -, a merchant, now residing in Philadel-
phia, who formerly lived in extravagant style, was
in the habit every Monday morning, of giving his
wife certain sum OF money for the table and 9TH
CT household expenses Of the week. He never men
toned his business to his wife, and she deeming
hun sufficiently capable of attending to his own al
fairs, never inquired into them. About five years
after their marriage through some slight misman-
agemeut, and the rascahty Of his confidential
clerk, Mr.. -- suddenly broke, and his fall was
mentioned "sympathslngly' on change, and Ike
all such matters, there all sympathy ended The
merchant kent the affair a secret, and the first in
FUNSTON his lady had OF it was q news paragraph
IN the "Ledger.' Shortly after dinner was over,
on the discovery Of the startling fact Mrs. --
quested her husband to remain IN the parIor a few
moments, as she had something to say to him.
She then left the room, hurried up stairs and short
lv after returned with a splendihly bound Bible in
her hand. Handing it to her husband, she said:
"George, the day after our marriage you gave
me this precious book as a token of your love- and
as a rich fountain to look to in the day of trouble
It's pages have been precious to me and your
brow looks sad to-day, now return it to you, that
YOU may CLEAN from it some consolation in the
hour of gloom" She then left the ROOM
The merchant opened the book carelessIy, and
bank bill fell out. He picked it up and glanced at
Its FACET TlO bill. He opened the book
again, and another note OF the some amount wa
before him. he opened 1t at the hrst page, and
continued to find an \. between every two leaves
ill he arrived at the commencement of the book OF
Revelations. He was saved--couId commence
business, and had capital Of $4,000.
He rang the bella servant appeared
Request your mistress to come to me imme-
dateIy,' said the merchant.
The lady obeyed, entering the room with some
thing between q tear and a smile.
" Kate. Kate where did you procure all this
money?
" This is the weekly saving of our household
expenses for the last five years, was the modest
reply. Every week | put ten out OF the twenty
dollars which you gave me into our Bible bank,
that when day of trouble came upon us, we
should have some thing to from the wolf. 5"
But why put it into the Bible, Kate?"
Because it is good bank, one which will not
suddenly break" replied the lady.
You are an angel, Kate" cried the delighted
husband, cIasping her to his heart.
And SO she is. Does any one doubt it
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TAG GALvAEIC BELT........,.,....,TH THREE DOLLARS.
luz GALyANC SECKLACE....'..,,.Iw Two DOLLARS.
IHE E,ALVASIC BRACELETS. .,.s....ONE DOLLAR EACH.
1 dE.LnAHhEllt L LulD ..,,.,tEE DOLLAR.
SO The articles are accompanied by full and plain drec
tons. Pamphlets, with full particulars, may be had of the
authorized Agent. -
~ For sale in NKy ORLRAys nv the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-12

Twenty-six men and boys were killed on Monday
nv an explosion Of hredamp ut the HoughtOn Pit,
N-wbottle, Durham. One hundred men were at
work at the time, and the survivors were not
pears that on hearing the explosion, they rushed
toward the shaft, but were met by the choke-dsmp,
which drove them back On consulting together,
il was considered the safest plan To remain where
they were, and trust TO the eXertnnS that would
b. made TO reach them. Before the time mad ex-
n-L many stout heart quailsd in prospect Of Ger.
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Dancing Academy and Social POlitenesS
I'D. .m.... ..,,...,,.. ...,,.. !

MONSIEUR DEVOTI respectfully informs families Ngg7v
anu u' sGpefloEi OF all institutions Of education G ~
likewise the ladies' and gentlemen New Orleans thai S$Y
he Tii open his School on WEDNESDAY ith inst 9S@
Mons ID demonstrates, IN the E1zS
word all which distinguishes highest ANA nost sbiouahe
societies all nt sable branches social polrng which rive
elegance and fine to the body cegemonies
paors saloons,
Az Dances md Waes OF the fashionable STYLES
OF le y sleh as newest Steps, Quanles, Polka Ma
ZurEar Re!ow1y, Fancy and National
Ce!louaE, Spanish and Fae Cmq Temps, etc. ' 'f''7
B-PaTeuts invited
anime tbs ne" method which pracceI the first AGA
t' OF raTIs and London 1t Is known that IN
according he Old school 1900 ' ~ w.
B gu street Academy Tor Ladies
WEDNESDAYS, at ! P. Al. and SATURDAYS, at IL NJ ~"
For Gentlemen, same days, -past g. p. NJ
Ter ms Chaser, lessons month"; yyaak
E private Classes al family Residences private gcho NJ tbr
price. raw r"0''' 'I Int
Applications he made ct he'AcaIeny at Mr. r. Mavn
Music store, No Camp Ii. Sebrech Al Roy,i -
or 40 he Pos-Cice, by letter. y 90 ''' 81 '''s'
he Is engaged
Lafayette, 10y "'''' il5'' i'
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Or. Christie's Gaivanfc Curnnves

consists IN the tact that ey disease by OUTWARD
dppt1cdtOH IN place o. the usual mode
k!nR the paFe u exhausted Naturesnks hopeesy npder
the inhcuOn. Ieg CITIZEN the l5hOLe system eguaIizt
INC circulation Of the Oogd, promote he secrsOn and
ntner DO the sghteSt INJURY under aRV circumstances
years since, than 10000 persons Including All 8ge
indies, who TIRE peculiarly subject Nervous Complaints
nave been HtiIely and Permanently Cured
when all relief had been given and every thing
else been tried 10
Tol.usrlle the use Of the C7fLY.4NTC BELT suppose
Inc case OF person afflicted with that bane of civilization
DYSPEPSIA, any other Chronic Nervous Disorder
10 ordinary muaus taken, which, by their action
on the nerves and muscles Of the stomach, afford tRD0rGrt
reei, but which leaves the patient lower state, f
figured faculties, after the action thus excited has
tyW compare TINS with the elect resulting the action
the SALNANlC BELT. Take Dyspeptic sufferer, ever
In the worse symptoms Of an attack and simply tie the Bell
SNORT period the qseuNbe persplratOn will the positive
element OF the Belt, thereby causing GHvauic circulation
when VIII pass on TO the negative, and thence back
e positive mus Keeping up continuous Gavanc circulation
throughout the system.
~ Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED. "A fen days is 0Jten aBlpLu
Slttcleltt % eradicate the Disease If PEARS.
IL In Nervous Complaints, drugs medicines increase
me disease for they weaken the vital energies of the already
poated system while, under the gtheung life giving,
WtdznE influence Of Gayanism applied by this beautiful
sufferer Is restored to former health, Strength elasticity and
Vgor. The great peculiarly and excellence OF
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
- OF the Most UHdOubtPd Character
From all Of the Country, could be given, sufficient TO
I 81
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TO LET-Ihe Second Floor of the store No.
- g Gravisr street, composed Of two separate en-
closed offices or counting For terms amply to fd
MCDOWELL, MILLS & 70 Ia
d. wv street
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET


JEFFERSON CITY,
Wednesday Evening, December IL, 1850
Arrived steamer Iowa. 35 Beef Cattle ga Sheep, n
Calves and two horses. But few Calves Market and no
Hogs
PRICES: Beef CUTIE 33I961sc, gp ID nett Hogs,
IA &c Fg b net; Sheep So 25a3 50 4R head Mitch C0tos
t24 "a *55 W head; Catoes, 81 % 9s9 10 ~ head.
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BRONCHITIS and CONSUMPTION.

FRENCH LANGUAGE-Prof A DUCHrRoN
l. Private Lessons in the above Transactions from En-
gsh in French Apoy at the office of the Crescent or a
tie corner of Apollo and CaliOpe sis. dI1
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Notice.
OFFICE LIKE PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD Co..
NewOrears, April l9, lS4g.
4 L a Meeting of the Board OF Directors, it was
ResOtred. That public be given by the Company
that In conformity win Tie rules already adopted and made
known, It shall not hold itself responsible for any loss dam
age or missing whatever happening goods transported
except when s4ng from accident during the actual voyage
from end of the rOYd The other and that all freight
shall be at the risk and pe OF the shippers
slgnee from the very moment it is unl1 AIDED.
dll If J, NEVILLE. SECRETARY
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TObaccO-Sales 10 hbds A and r on private terms


TObaccO-Sales 10 hhds A and r on private terms.
Sugar-There a good demnnd, and about 500 hhds
were sod at 4>s054 for Far 10 Fully Fair and 575D6c "
10 for Choice.
MOiasses-SBles 800 bbls 2lla6}2Iiia qR gallon.
FlOur-rhe market active and about 4S 900 bbl5
taken including 80 bbs Ohio 81 3d. 800 from steamboat
at "a 3d. 27jO Indiana abOat loads, about "a 81
100 Iowa "a 62a and 800 st LOUIS in several lots
"a 65iO4 70 ap Dbl.
Grain-We noticed sales of about 1000 sacks Corn 65
6'c W hel, including $50 white the outside Of
Oats $50 sacks st Louis sold and 10 do So. " bushe
US sacks Bran brought 81 10 aP lOOlb.
Professionalism continues improve and retailers were
asking $I2 80 % Dbl for small lots of Mess Sales 800 bbs
Mess, single lot, sI2 20 Dbl, and go part and
without inspection, private terms Bacon Sides were
retailing ga, and Shoulders at lac u ID for prime Lard
rmsaes 80 kegs "a. and 50 bbs new, nc v ID.
Hay4GO bales prime Maine IIqy sold at $I3 90 o ton.
SaltA cargo of 1893 sacks Liverpool, about third
fine, sold at Soc P sack.
Gunny Bags-25 coo in bundles disposed OF at 81,
and 5000 in bales at see.
RicePriaes lower and holders realize only 31ID3fsc
ID for Georgia, Carolina, etc.
COlIee-Sales 1850 bags Rio at lO15c D 10.
Whisky-35O bbls sold 251aGD25c W gallon for
Reciiei.
Johannesburg rather improving and selling at 1880
O87l; NewYork sixtyday Bls1AID24 W cent Disc Sight
Checks on New York 2Ial aP cent. discount.
Freights-A ship taken up for Boston 916c for
Cotton,
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strengthening the weakened body giving the various
, organs, and inyigoratng the entire system
Also, in FITS, CRAmP, PARALYSIS and PALSY
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM
BAGQ,, DEAFNESS, Nervous TREM6RS, Pal:
CITATION OF THE HEART, APOPLEXY, NEj7.
RAht5lA, PAINS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST
LIXER. COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT. and
ELRNATGRE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY or
SEEBBAX yGUESS AND AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND Ali
gimPls cagse-namely, III ! )ERy4.YGE.UEyVT Of
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HOIshs TO RENT.-A number Of wv ELLING
u HOUSES for rent, Canal street, between Ro ~.
nan and Preanx streets, from the frst of October 81
Apply to Is I'll C. VI FOGG. 80 Magazine st. -
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DANCING ACADEMY.

CT. LOUIS HOTEL Dancing Academv-
- MILE JULIE VINCENT informs her scholars and
the ladies ANA genenen OF New Orleans, her Glass Nights
,gy for gentlemen will be 10 MONDAYS v Ed
rLE3a9. NESbAls aud tRIDAES, from iii To AIS
W W oc0gk.-..fl TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and 81
SI@ sAIl RUafs, nom ul6 oek ior children 4 Ti
S7 al" ~ y9s n. I w. + cageAR o..,,., pr, E
lessor OF Dancing and Violin, will clssss
- "ua notice VIII lie given OF the Scholars and Chlen's
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WANTED.

NANTED-A Ship to load in the CONNER
w nerqal Line, for Philadelphia. Immediate sIa,
dispatch will be given. Apply stfT5I
JOHN w ANDREWS s. co s~s=zsA
n23 % f'ommOn street,
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W.. III. Baker.


PORTRAIT PAINTER,
d21m No. ~ Canal street.
SHOT-Patent Buck Shot, Drop Shot and Bar
~ Lead, 60 st, Louis Mo- Always on hand complete
IA 3w FERD. KENNETH 81 co. 80 Magazine st.
NEW ORLEANS,
- Js9es T7I
Es59 - = . ~
MILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNTCHARTRAIN.
pONTC4AytVRAIN RAnRnHn C,orTpANT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-12

k, J. COKE q 90, DRUGGISTS, Corner Of Aiaga
.e d f 6OydrGS streets, are prepared to
lies Every article warranted genuine, Dr. T.. j. W.
COXR's Preparations extensively used for ten wears f
recommending themselves by their effects; ~
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An uueuualed remedy
S#f EXTRACT d CoPRVTPa2n,n Sans rs APARuLA
OEN AND CuBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
y EA% 5upeIor to the Capsules any o. her extract
TONG EXTRtACT OF SARsAFARtLIS AND
TARA&ACUm-The strongest prsIaraiino thai car
be made as proved by the effect produced
BAl4SAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc
EGr the cure Of Consumption and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ.
rosie AGUE SYRUP a1d FILLS.
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UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.

SL"hHAt " SiAinS'
tNHiBlFlON Of choice and select ent and Modern
- PALNiINGS Admission, . cents Family Tickets the
season. 81 W This collection Of Paintings only
works Art recently Europe distinguished artists
but Rlse the choice selections
Un IN TINS city which have kindly been
tours tor the purpose Of encouraging the tue Fne
large portion OF the Exhibition will be monthly
tulng Others for those removed. Putug are sale
and The puce can be known by appyo person charge
lS Open from 10 until o'clock during the ay and eyrV clear
mo-
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SERVANTS FOR SALE-A good Coax
- Washer and roner, and good Seamstr5ss both full
WANTED-A Vine Dresser.
BsrOnne ~ '''ee''
PIANO FORTE FOR sALE-A superior instrument.
for sale low. " ~ ''''
FOR HIRE-A Boy, aged 10 years, good House Ser.
want and Wgiter. Is GA Muatto Man, aged S. a
good House Servant. 49,
Apply at Y Natchez street. up stairs. % 4ts3tos
FOR SALE-One large Boiler and Machinery
l. suitable for small Steamboat. Apply to
% In / w. ARTHUR & co. Is and 20 New Levee
FOR SALE-A two-story frame Dwelling
- House, on Apollo street, between Josephre and -
Jackson, Lsiayette-Lo q feet inches trout by I23 Tin
eet deep Main house has four and panire LA
galleries front and e story kitchen and
room, all necessary out buildings, etc iwer garden in
roht fFce s5OJ SlUJO cash, balance in and u this
Enquire on the premises d3 i'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-12

Rare Chance Valuable CHRISTNJA .
s,,, and NEW YEARS GIFTS. .
SEMI w EEkLY SALES without reserve, Of very fine ~
J55WsLry, - yer-ware. Diamonds, Watches Man - A.
OF the best stocks IN the city
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
AlLb BIZ SOLD, without reserve - Cbrres street
second story every TUESDAY FRIDAY AT 10 orrIrg
q M 10 commence TUESDAY nelt I'm inst aud 10 con,
uHue nnil entirely disposed Of
an eSeR,.Te AMI well assorted stock Of GOLD JEWELR latest
syi 'ati1Le Diamond Rings and Bresst.pas sp cndd Gold
watch 81 Silver and Plated Ware very % tGs fIacks rbos
NaN fnafnts Bronze do Lamps different sizes and veg
ee-"'L Chh4& HE cut EessWsre Guns,
OIL rancy hrc too numerous descrle City and
Terms cash All
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REMOVALS.

p EMOVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
and Carroton Railroad Company has been removed
No. IL BarOnne street. NJ
p EMOVAL-We have removed to Union
IL Row. No. 70 Carondelet street.
nj WRIGHT, WILLIAMS Il co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-12

~ Ladies' Fair, in aid of the " CHURCH OF THE
ANNUNCIATIoN."-A Fair will be held at the Armory
ha on the 10th, 7th aud 18th Of December large and
splendid collection Of articles suitable for Hoyay Presents wi he
exposed al disposed Of moderate prices. also he
choice selection OF Refreshments The benevolent charitable and
those intending make Christmas Years Presents are
respectfully invited o att
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DR.. Christie,s GALYANIC RRACELEr.

Are found Of vast service in of commissions or fits
ypasmodlc complaints and general affections of the
head and upper eAtemues Also, in Palsy and Para yss
6nd all diseases caused by deficiency of nervous
emery q the limbs or other organs Of the body.
HE Many hundred Certificates, from all parts OF the
Try, OF the extraordinary character be given il re-
CURED
~ No trouble or Inconvenience attends the of Dr.
tIRlStlE'S GALVANIg ARTICLES, and they may
be by the most feeble and delicate with perfect and
In many cases the attending their use
nyy pleasant and agreeable They can be sent 10 any part
OF the country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-12

In all cases OF Female Diseases, the Gayanic Belt
esumanle value. Il would take many columns we to
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and respectable Ladies' in all parts of the
Union. NeaNnes5, irregularities, low spirits, pain the
breast and side, ChOrOs uOT abu ue or falling
Of the womb, COveres INSTRUCTED Gcu menstruation
general prostraon OF the SYSTEM and all affections of similar
character, Immediately and Permanently relieved by this
mpe and beautiful invention The enervang of our
climate renders some natural StmGGRt necessary for the
preservation OF female health, and surely nothing
safe etcaSods as the smuan which Nature herself mas
provided TINS Is CIllOGHls, and its application by the
Gavamc Belt and Magnetic Find every respect pleasant
and agreeable No inconvenience attends its use and the
most leeOe anu delicate with entire and atey
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FIRE BRlCk-4O00O English Fire Brick, in
l. yAd 2OUO Pittshurg do do 80 GOO English do, land
ing from ships Saxon, henghton and pennen for als by
L do II IlHN SIRllLl y 90. La lnmnnn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-12

s9 NOtice-The unders gned has resumed business on
his account aud will liquidation OF the affairs of the
late house Of LEVEGCH CO. dissolved by the decea Of Mr.
EDWARD J. WALSH rsO W + IEvERICH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-12

TO GARDENERS. - Two SQUARES OF
= GROUND, the New Shell Road, Common street will
Apply to ~ ''''
mt If EDWARD Il. POMROY, % Common st.
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HARMONIC LINIMENT-Thi Imminent has
- been proven to be of the best Pain Extractor
that has bsen found out for many 1t has been safely
and successfully applied TO Rheumatic Complaints Hea
ache ard ma"y ether rs that heir o. LIS Ur
sac by Messs CLARK & Al Ii SON, Wholesale and Re
tat us Rsts corner St Charles and Union streets
DIR. Clapp's Church, New Orleans n23 If
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pLASTER-l0OO bbIs. Newark and Rosendale,
l. CTOton and other branls for sale by
d. HAYMAN & HOLDEN, 9s Magazine st.
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NEW ORLEANS


On sunday the Cars leave every hour from clock A.
~ An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street every
quarter OF an hour for the Depot
J. W. SMITH, Superintendent.
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~ Orphah Boys Falr,-Ihe Ladies will hold at the
4" Louis Bal Room, Tor few dogs commencing MONDAY
next 9Th inst for the Benefit Of the MALE ORPHAN ASYLUn
The Fair hich has been in contemplation many months past
This Asylum, the only in the city NeO lal receive
boys is constantly crowded with children, many of whom are Of
very tender uga-
In city like this Asyums being udpsuable Ladies' respect
fully solicit liberal community corporate with them IN their
thor.s to relieve the institution B. question. c3
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FAMILY GROCERIES. ETC

FIRST ARRIVAL NEW ELEME FIGS
hhds Of selected Figs in large small drums received
PER steamship ONO being Of the fret and only cargo
OF New Crop which has been received this season for sale y
w; l.. CUSHING 4 co. 50 Common st.
LIZ Parties who have purchased arrive are rsQuetted
TO reeve the same from steamship Monday morning
~ Also FOR sALE-flGS in prime order OF the Old
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e Histrionic RnIls~P0srPnNE,1rNr I'll,

LIZ HIstFloillc balis DISAPPOINTMENT The
First Ball Of the above unavodhy rospored until
THURSDAY, The l2h ms, when will pJsitrsiy take pl e.
BY order q the Committee d5 sDNIh Secretary,