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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02
Catalogue sale OH. Fall and Winter Goods
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NEW MUsIC-Ameucan edition Of the Songs Of NJ lie
= Jenny Lind, viz; Annie Laurie With what WI
Rapture my Heart Is Bounding; The Dance Song, GayHEH
Pretty, PRETTY, Gr Pasture Song Cruel Love S5S6gS
dost wiring with Plea.ure; The Home of my ChdhOUd
Jenny nd1 Farewell 70 sweden In Infancy when Young
the first singer whom the DANISH students gave a
nade;l Jenny Lind reply to the Danish Studens Oh, well
do Remember, this is beautiful ballad. All the songs
contain correct Likeness of Jenny Lind. Published this
month tn following Songs: Rascal Jack; My Pretty 20.
quete: a nd art Thou Chaneed Chime Again BY Bshop:
Happy DAYS duet BY Clover Why do you watch the L9Ie
you Love Me Ever TrHe; All do moi Speak so ColGlr;
Right meriy Boundeth the Ocean Wave; They say There
an Echo Here; Sweet Mora of Life WHY do summer
Ro es Fade Oh Love Forsake Never: When Men DE-.
clare; Ah\ if in Truth you Love Now Ethiopian Songs
viz: The Belle Of Wngaw Bay; Sukey Lane by hristy
Waltzes Sounds From Tyrol The as Gre ting by Bless
ner; Manning and Evening, beautiful by Boyer
Pokas Eureta; Polka De Madeira Berucca; Sharon; lie
Propete, by Boyer, f small hands Lucretia BOrga Fan
TASTE by Wallace; Lucretia Borga by Voss; Capt Claks
Quick Step; Col Vests Grand 4areh 6y Saroni; Just
received and for sal the Piano and Muic Store By
au3o 81 three doors from 1r%p Cana street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02

Per steamship Alabama, from NewYoTk-Mrs Campbell
and daughter, Mrs Harang, Miss McGi, iss Whitney and
seryt Mrs Smith, Cat Payne lady and child Mrs N
lj 10 sieeTage.
Ter steamship Yacht from Brszos St Jago-Mrs Pollard
and 7cry1, MIR \ VOORHEES, lady MessTs r NOOrhes,
sl5sgcr, Thomas Gillespie, Baughy, Mitchell, d
fiOps.
Fer ship Brunswick from Hsyrel cabin and Is steerage
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sLARK, DAY q sTAUFFER,

Nails, LacdWare, Cutlery, etc.
Store fs cd VET sl 9a s9r"fr Of
HAyE IN STORE and on The way from he yanou
took Of Goods. COMPRISING the most exisn
slve aud complete assortment IN their line in
the United s'a'es-conasng, in part, OF the kA1szEs&
IU boxes Tin Plate assorted sizes, and OF the best Char
~, @ coal brands; and Loaded dol
s 9S.9 T. BoeE Tin Spslssr Sheet Zinc, ete;,
100 casks sneel Zinc; 0''i''' Us ''N'e'
1900 banIe Sheet, Hoop Band and Rod lrOn Iroawas.
800 tos ss, English and American Iron, fiat, square,
80 tons see@Sayo CO. aelsI G II Cast S tse Mar
ihais dP:i German Crg"ieg, English and American
Shee, Cast Steel for Gin Saws; Gun Saw Plates and
Ok. Log. Trace, Coil and Halter Clains;,
s SS gS. t T5sEi r. G,n65ni and Sane Hoes
Tuners RSe Bu icG Ea as' Sauce Pan andea
An%itsrt tS' CaieyS Moa l'i i AVIS R;0"
S sS F Ss's% P tyS., s Ss5S and Dies
ClsTS's Patent BUT Hinges;
oSEs~A msTea maud and EqsHs9f every description
BHS,s tosIs @ 6Sss Ti@ faaaes WOye Wire;
GurB iCOmbs, Guns, Pistols; FL,
Agga GSdo FS1 s aaa cnT ss T TSO'
Pocket an5 a6s , PtsFy Rsao6 sfgIl s 81,
5000 ksss Boston Nai, Of Ihq celebrated Weymouth; s.
2. $ Jrqgd Pressed Boat Spikes; WIoueh and
$50 tons Hollow NsTe Castings, etc;
800 dozen ShOveisund SpudCsA mess, Adams's Wood
and other makers;
1000 dozen WhIemure's Cotton, Wool and Horse Card
assorted, genuine and second uuaity;
800 dozen COllee Alus-Wspns genuine and imitation.
500 dozen Wine and Hair Sleeves, assorted;
0DO cois Manila, Jared and Cotton COdage BED Cordt
$50 Plough Lines, Oakum, ETC.;
Files, Edge Tools Saws Mil and Cross.cnf do.
Gr't7s and Corn Seythes and Sgkgs:
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelter;
Son Mills, Horse Coiiqr, hame5, Blind Brides;
ilurgls-oi Parsons, Kings, ia S and other makers;
Eall saws GHsl Mn and GIN mons, Garden I OoR;
N1emDs' hrpshe>, Fancy PeriumGy, SOAPS, etc.;
Wrapping fansT, Nrpuy do, Uuils, Steel PeAsl
shoe Thread, Fwne, q de WHIPS, Glue;
Band and Harness Leather:
beacled Winter sperm Ul-wauauied pure;
Double X, tined Winter BieaLhed Whae Oil
hall and WINTER LAM Oh;
English and Ameauan Lilseel Oil;
olive and Tanners Brown Mixed Oil;
Tar, Plui Spirits OF Turpenline
White Lead, Ground and Dry Paints;
Lamp BIea, puIty, Window Giass, etc.;
Nova Scotia Grind Stone, Cologne hIil STONES:
Powder, Shot, Bar, Pig and Sheet Lead Lead Pines at
hhevery Other article eIainng The haTW are trade
aaol winch theE olef l0rsale low. mills lui6mW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02
sMlrn, EDcsggtSfS. on BoARDuAN

3. F. SMITH, BHoaRgSStS. CT, BOARDMAN
SMITH dE BOABDNAN, office North corner of La.
- iayette SQUARE and ST. Charles street. would call the a.
ention of suffering humanity their superior operations
The preservation Of the TEETH The Of preserving Ter.
manent Teeth that few practitioners have
yet attained, calling forth does all the skill of he
most scientific operators and feel our duty to advise
those who with prompt and certain preservation of those
valuable anxiianes to health take tie earliest opportunity
in having them cared for In the insertion OF ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, especially full SETS peca pride and care
in constructing them to defy the scrutiny and
guaranty In all inst complete satisfaction. In diseases
the Gums and Teeth N general all find cheerful and
candid advice, gTas Numerous persons who have tested
their practice in all its branches. both the city and county
favor iy13 tial Is
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02

ENIENT-50OO bbs Newark and Rosendale; 100 barrels
" Ne'son s. Browns Rosendale; 1000 do. Roman and
other brands, for sale by
aul HAYMAN & HoLDE
EsAl-S0 bales fresh Northern y AY landing ex Bark
L orlando, from Boston, for sale by 80, ~ -
ATHs-l5O,OO J Northern laths, landing ez bark Roman
aus BARELLI & co. 81 Common st.
SAUTERNEs-25 eases Haul Sg-'-r-n superior article
jyS s. WOLFF, d yisT street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02

DR.. Joseph Harshorne long known as one of
the first physicians of Philadelphia died, on the
goth, at the Brandywine Springs, in his list year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02

EV- L. o. o. F.-HowARD LOpsK No. S7N
a. Meets every THURSDAY Evening" The IL Aa,E An
Grand Lodge Hail TchouptouiaB Poy-S5I ~ a.
iras streets, al o'clock. Ezs<aeSSsS%4
Offers for tbs present. tsrm:
p ALLISON G. n F RICE ...........R Sec'y
g. b BDWDITCH treasurer. las
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02

Arrcst.-Parick Mccormick, one of the bur-
glars who aided to ILL some OF the Albany police
officers, was arrested in NewYork on the Goth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02

Per steamship Alabama, from NewY ork-Barriete Laea
pU CO.. Brady Burbank &co-I Burnside Mem Il
Rgham-F Bauer-D F Beden &co--J . ByTue &no-Bo
CERT u FOey-J Burke &co-Bulklry, Holt &co-BrauieT
Williams &co-Burhanan Carroll &cn-Chrrry Hrndar M,
&co-Ceyeand, Bros &co-J Co.yroye-Uummnrs Stew
arl &eO-R COle-,F : Crane-Geo Counely-D II Ganol
David & Meyer-DulOur Duran1 &CO-F Degen-G "
nuuba--E d Deusgr1,C Emanuel %gq-W FoIger-II
Fre.Iseu &cO-tearn, pOnegan &GO-F Fahre Sco-Gquel
y Jam,on-R u Frazer &co-FeIGweS &co-Gold.mill,
Ilaber &Co- Goldsmith l. Observation-Disclosures Gfin &Co
-GuiuHe & ii4-I + GuiOn-GOdchauK iTeges-N Harmed
j X Cieddps-lsaar Hart Hal &co-COl + Hunt
l. Hras- Henderson 4 Pea "a X NJ Hene-Hemy &uo .
Holman & 'afaker-h decentralization &cO-W JaCkso
SCO-Jury &g0-E keep-L s. 5 kusa-J Iievplc-I lion
BrOthes-J Lnyilrs-I LenyA Levy &eD-LOwe X p III
son-Lorne & Tros--La,Iop &co-1 Laanie-D T Lille
&co-- Ouior \ tlaud.c-H MaeryIele-D Naupay-Nlon.
trOss SulwelI-S Me, ncker-McCiure \ Saunders-Jas
MeGegor &oo,1-Iohn MtFks-Aasi n Bourke-J Q Morgan
-Mar,Ilall Il Jamgs-MOOn Titus &co-B l. hnnn--Me
qard Pignaud-MuTay, M!ler &cn-McRae Coiman-
d Mitchell &GO-J Newton Brothers Merchandise
IawrOsun &cO-J IL Palmer &Co-W 4 Rcl-Pickelt, Per
klus &co-Payne Harrison awdon, Wright, Hatch y
Edison Bed0n-J Robert &Co- Randolph n POpe-H
l. StOue &cO-Robson \ Alen-H Stoddart &cO-~ckles
Roberts &cO-E r Stevens 9co--J haw &cO-Siokles
Goa w aniord-A -Ouie-J w Stanton &cO-J Stee
III lpencer-E A Tyler-TayOr, Hadden &cO-Thom &
McGrltl-Jennell X Rogers-Fhomp:on & Nixon-Wills
pease &cO-WiugtieId Hatch-M White &co-Ward
Jonas-D NJ Nigel-J Wright &co-F Walker &co-Wat
\ Wright, Williams &CO-J Woodruff &CO-
& Yale, Jr &cO-F DIX-h Goldsmith.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02

.. very Decidcd.-A few days since paper, pub
5 ished IN Macon, GA, called 1.-THE Citizen, pub
llshed letter from a correspondent in which it
was recommended that r, B. Rhett, of South Caro-
ma should be greeted with the Inequalities Of
Macon in the shape of coat Of tar and feathers
IhereuPon about two hundred persons assembled,
and alter hearing sundry speeches, appointed a
committee OF thirteen to wait upon Dr. Andrews
the editor of the Citizen, and inform him that he
must not issue another number of his paper in
Macon, and that he must give Up the name of the
author of the Gabriel" letter, and that should he
refuse to comply with these demands that the citi-
zens of Macon would adopt such measures as ia
compel his pre-cipitate departure He gave up
the name oil his correspondent and consented to
suspend his paper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LAnrUnE 800 9o"N.-LoNaIrupEg 500 win Time. 81.
feared Saturday
Arrived Saturday

Ship Brunswick Thomas, 45 days from Hawe, Pontz
list my.
Sp bark Maypo, Mac days from Havana, in ballast to
. Lapeyre, HaTispe &cO-l LIST my,
Bark Eutah, Hitchcock q days from Newcastle, Me- to
MASTERED my.
Brig Ieopqi O'Dnnnel, Dunton. Is days from Savannah
to Wood u L,w--lsI my.
Schr Mary Ellen, Mcconnell days from Havana, to mas
ter.-ls my
SGhr Fatty Williams from Havana 9th inst to Quadras
, x cO-lst my.
; rfalsaaga, Migan. days from Pensacola to master
basin.
Sch Corah Porter, days from Rattan island to MASTER
LIST my.
Schr Madona, Mcneil, days from Tampa Bay in ballast
n masteT-Iiaziu "
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RaiEoad Accjdent. We learn from the last
Macon (Ga.) Journal 81 Messenger, that train
Of cars, with over three hundred passengers, lett
Atlanta, few days since, and when within few
miles Of Oglethorpe, it detached bar of iron, or
snake head" from the track, which passed
through the cars, throwing two or three of them
off the track, and killing or mortaly woundng
three persons, besides seriously injurng some five
or siz others.
Another-An accident occurred on the Vicks-
burg and Jackson railroad on the morning of the
24th ult., about halfway between Clinton and
Bottoms depot by which the engineer, Mr.. Evans
had his leg below the knee so shattered that am
putaton became necessary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02
-fisS n For shreveport, Grand EcOre an

f. :. For shreveport, Grand I1cOre and
LfAtAsS5i AleNandTa-rhs fine light dTaught 81 amer
a.E=zzzzsaza " 0uDsMAN E; Perroncel, mast-r, hay.
ING been uayodaby detained will positively leave for the
abore AMI intermediate landings WEnN E-DAY lie 4th
inst at clock L. For freight or PASSAGE appy on
board, tool oil LustOmhouse street, or TO
t. Is. SMITH. So Magazine ST
r. S-Ihe steamer Connne will RIM in connection with
the Woodsnan, and will her at the Fa at exam.
dHa The OTlnne being liaht drugh. shippers may
delay. Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02

~ Packet steamer CALIFORNIA Foi
lsslt-$za BILOXI, via Bay ST. LOUIS PAS Christian,
sfssztsssss and Mississippi Ciiy.-The new and splendid
l e pre's E steamer CALtFQRNIA, Capt. ii. F.
aeeommodstions, VIII leave the Pontehauraln Railroad
EVERY MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY and FRIDAY
mornings, on arrival of the 10 O'Clock cars; and on
SATURDAY Evenings on the arrival of the . O'Clock
cars; Returning, leaves Biloxi or every SUNDAY,
au9 & r,Fn0ES 10 Rank piscs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02

, ~ h The Regular ~. Louis Packet AT
Lssks+Se LANIlC.-FOr ST. Louis, Giro, Memphis
4zzz.seaa and all intermediate landings-The new aud
ilenqd last running passenger steamer ATLANTIC, Capt
Jos Il Oglesby Is receiving freight will leave on
WEDNESDAY, the 4h September. at o clock p NJ For
freight passage, having unsurpassed accommodations
apply on board or TO
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81 James, Hyde, from DOnadsonyile.
80 Gen Lafayette, Bentley from Louisville.
boat Ienneseenn, Foote from the Pases-broug up
- bark MaypO and schr COrah
IOwboat COnQuerUr Heaon from the Passes-owed down
and 10 the 9th ut bark Fanny and brig Amadora
Ellen
TowboGt Die Vernon Smith, from the Passes-went down
Hght-brOught up schr Fairy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02


NEW ORLEANS FENI 4Lh IVsTsTUT = Or,
DAY AND BnARDING SCHuoL FOR YoUNG LADIES
a no. 20 Cy4.hP ShCet-t}Onducted by DR. and Mrs
hACAULAG: This lnstit uOn is under the persous
Supervision Of Mrs Mscauiay: advanced Glasses 70 the
lay, assisted by another gentleman To give Instructions IN
lie French, Spanish and Italian lang Gages in prswinE
Dancing, Vocal and Instrumental huic, the accom-
ulsled professors employed
The school arranged make it both English
anu french school ami the ain n The rncipa
dcl IN! pa us through asubantdl and
OF stndes, atOrding at the tim pTngr know
ledge AMI progressive discipline OF the h. art well as The
hlu or tie ns TnchOn OF pupIs Uf and Er4e
81 intellectual en- uTe ample have heeD made
no n"ls Will be wa tug u promote the improvement OF
Inc Iupls, aud young ladies ell into The 'amiiy as
hoarder wiz share in the equipments, pyieg and
tnns OF daughters
The Play Grourd-an item essential 10 schools large
dry and secluded from public view: and references, when
requre, will be made parents who have had heir daugh
tiers n the Ins 'uuOn for years.
A course of Lectures Ills ory and Biography viii be
delivered 10 the ad ynGed classes by Dr. Macauay dur u
wlneT; and ad The s in uudels AIDING tn Lectures
scientific Subjects the schoul furnished wilh requisite
apptratu For further inflammation application may be
made Dersnnnir % by letter an3l pmdN w
TEN AS TONIC AGENCY-7s Magazine street,
~ IOrpOr of the Liver Indigestion Paiptation oi
the Il ean ermna0n OF Blood to the Brain Nervous Head
aches, Chilis and Fever, etc.
=, - -, go. RECOMMENDED by
=. Il n w I'M, Esq, President II, Il. Bascombe
hnaithew watson, Esq. Gen, sam Houston,
n NJ G~ln ~ Ia w. s. Fuller
III. ". H. Keene. ansp In
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MACAULAY s. BRO. IS Poydras street.
Or MARSH, RANLErT n co. q Poydras st.
THE PACIFIC CRESCENT

CONTAINS the Latest Int gnee from States pre-
pared expressly fr every steamer giving faithful
addirs In part Of the Union, with particular 10 the
Home News In the South ANA West Independent politics
furnishes an impartial chronicle Of passing events us
IeTs OF erng interest Americans Caorua pre-
cent under separate heads well dissd Synopsis
every quarter OF the world and the List
Ase and Deaths in the Southern States ever sent to
California No expense been spar
cent welcome messenger FL Dorado bearing
and kindred The Atantos oriIs Being per-
manen basis with proprietor Francisco paper
at once placed at the uuprecaen ed price Five Dollars per
year, free OF postage The liberal upon which it of red
will place in the htds Of Ave thousand
California besides giving it an immense circulation among the
transit Mt population, II intended eplemeral publ
cation, but the PropeOrs have resolved that nOug
ing their for rcgulsr patronage
Who's Interests h devuei Pacific conalus So
unns OF Reading Matter Typography beautiful specimen
the art, placing 1t second 10 p,par b. the Uni,n
CROCkETT, FROST & co, New Orleans,
an3l daW J. c. DUNG N, San Frtncisco
rnnayrd -nr.hs r.aiIins
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u Il W. ARTHUR & "a. "a and 90 New Lsvss.
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Tor freight or passage, Apply 10
aul9 q. j. MEEKER g. co. s. POydras st.
NICAKAl.IA RnTTE FNR CAL

IL. NICARAGUA ROUTE FOR CALiFOR-
ssEGIE MlA.Fhe tine and very last sailing schooner
S4Aa HOME, Capt. Benson, chartered tor this voyage
TO precee the Thorn, Will for JUAN Nicaragua,
hOnday the 18th instant
From San Juan TO Reao on the Pacific the route il by
the San Juan and Lake Nicaragua with about twelve
miles OF land CARRIAGE and all through exceedingly inter
tsting and healthy ReaO considerable
note the Pacific which there constant opportunities
Of reaching san Francisco by sailing vessels This ruie -
about HOY miles shorter than IN OpeLauon san Juan
beng 40 miles this side OF Chukrs, and RealO Ony CO
miles above Panama For freight uassage apply to
WILLIAd / DEWEY, 81 GFavief street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02

NJ = For Shreveport, Grand EcoFe and
sf=tsssSl Aiexhndna-Fhe hns light draugnt steamer
i9I ab9ye ad inte' mediate landings, WEDNESDAY
the 2lst instant
7, S-The steamer Coriune, Cant John Graham, will
run IN connection with the SOOdsman, and will
Ae&andna The Tor nne beirg light draueh shilpen
may rely on their go ng tuush without delay. For freight
or passage, apply on board loot of CGstUmhoUse street.
aui9 +. d. SMITH, W Magazine street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02

Ia ID hegnlar Monday Packet steamer
Lsa37sASsa hOANDEs. Jr, - For Princeton. Lake
z'sszzisasisas Providence, Mhkens Bend, Vicksburg
Marrenton, New Carthage Grand Cuff Rodney and Naehez
Fhe new, elegant and swift running passenger steamer
LOWNDES, JR, jerks master, viii positively leave io
me ABOVE and all lneTmelate landings, MONDAY TIE
I'd September O'Clock p M For eisht or pasaa univ
on DOaTdI loot Vi CustomhOuse street,
T. b. SMITH, IS Magazine St
r s. The steamer LOwndes, Jr has taken the place OF
the steamer Montgomery, and will continue the trade
throughout the spring and summer tie Also the steamer
L0wnies Jr running in cOnnectyn with Ann
Lancaster anti will take freight for YazoO River NJ tire
rates, aug
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"a VESSEL. NANTED-One Of about $50 tons with
<L good Accommodations To take Passengers and freight
iyN WI DEWEY. 81 Gravier st.
.s,ss, FOH FAEIGHT UR CHARTER-A fine
sslSE cOppeTed brig, about two hundred buEthsn,
S"n@~ and well found for voyage For apply
mya J. w ANDREWS " 60, 81 Common 81.
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Arr;ya1 Yesterday,

Steamship Alabama, Foster. from NewYork 2Dh u, to
heekeT ScO-4k my.
Steamship Yacht Thompson, from Brazos St Jago August
.,. G9lll-M my.
ship Ienue see Cook, . days from NeWH OTk to VIM
feeyy--2d my.
Brig Sone Smith, from Havana 23d ult to Troisgros &
. cO--lst my.
r schr John esey, Parsons 10 days from Belize Hondu
raS, TO Nathan-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Atlantic, Oglcsby, from st Louis.
LowRde-, JT, jerks, from Princeton.
IowbORt Anglo. American Davis, from the Passes-went
down lght-brgughL up sip Tennessee, brig Soue
and sClr john Wesley.
BELOW-COMISu Up.
Bark II Wolfe Davis Odays from New YOrk, 10 Eos.
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s-5,y R-IN'CISc0 EoUL.98 1--we.

.n4@s- fastened clip per brig MAJOR EAsrLaAND,
lohn o. Hunstabe master, will sail with dispatch above
Her hrs cabin all IN state rUoms and the second cabin
arranged expressly for the comfort OF passenger To those
desf0us Of trying tins rOus California, this presents
favorable OPP Ounlty the Brig having heretofore been
entirely employed IN the PASSENGER trade and the swest
salrr out O Ths port. For freight passage information
respecting the route, apply below 10
R. M HARRISON y 90, Il Grayier ST.
aus o WIGKHAM 81 Common 81
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Il. FOR SALE, FREIEHT OR CHARTER
go s1A Ihe Bark ROMAN, Cart. HOwes, coppered
about JJ bbs., for sale freight For particulars apply
to tauSl BABEI.Lf Il co, ii Common ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-02

NIOAIANElA ktUIEE FUh NAIEFUH-
EfAE MA The well known last .ailing clipper
14Hl.A THORN, Capt. John Lewis, will leave ioF AN
Juan Nicaragua unavoidable accidents excepted, the
ist OF September next.
From San Juan Realo on the Pacific the route IS BY
The river san Juan and Lake Ncara with twelve miles
OF land carriage, and all through interesting and PEI eety
healthy country Realo OF some the Pacific,
al which there opportunities OF reaching san
FTanc by sailing vessels This Is about toaand
miles shorter than any other operation. The Them
IN fine order and will sail puuctualy advertised provided
Sufficient number OF passenger Oier.
assage SO and found. For tickets apply at the office
OF the gent,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-13
.oUsE FuRNIsHINe. WARE.pnnM

-Aa under the City Hotei-By recent arrivals. the
stock of this establishment has been increased by
many consignments of handsome and useful House
not admit of particulars but will suffice to saw there
is now on hand large and beautiful assortment of
mahogany Cabinet Furniture of superior quality
Chars, IN great variety; Looking glasses China and
Glass Table Cutlery; Lamps; Girandoes &c; Britain
MA and Japan Ware, &C. &c, in fact almost every ar
Gle that can be named in the way of housekeeping and
tor sale at extremely low prices. oc 4
MAHOGANY.-We are now receiving, and
OF Bay Wood and st. Domingo Mahogany, for cabi-
net makers and carpenters use, as Boards Plank and
Scantling, Coffin Boards, Counter Tops, Bed Posts,
Hand Rails, Newell Posts, &c. &c. For sale on accom-
modating terms by
m
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-13
es,-rzs GREAT REDuCrIoN.-Es

,sax-,rrs.TS,f GREAT REDUCTION.-Far
u sassssz1zrom Richmond to Lynchburg by Canal
" IacRets ...:.................. SO so
Fare from Richmond to Charlottesville by Packets
n and Stages. .-:."............... 2 90
I are from Richmond to Cumberland C. H. bv
r. Packets and Stages; ....::......... Q rs
are from Richmond toFamville by Packets and
n Stages. ..:..."..:.. .............. 4 25
Below, see card of intermediate distances for fare and
hours of PASSING i -'iS I'll"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-13
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W ALL ROAD LINE TO THE NORTH.
M FARE TO BALTIMORE 81, TO WASH
lNGTON S. 5o.-Travellers by this line leave Rich
mond daily at n a M; reach Washington at A p
OF the night, and New York by 70 M the next day,
beng always a day and sometimes two days In ad-
vance OF passengers by the James river and bay boats
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore, 81
20 do Baltimore and Philadelphia, 8
DO do Philadelphia and New York, (by
early morning line) 3
THOS SHARP, Agent of Transportation.
NJ B. For the information of the public, it is DEEM
ed proper to state that there now three daily lines
from Washington to Phladelpha-the first leaving
Washington at 6 O'Clock A. M reaches Philadelphia
by 3 o'clock P M.-the second at A. M, reaches
Philadelphia at p. Mand the last lbeing the rail-
road line above described) which leaves Washington at
5P. NJ, and Baltimore at P NJ, arrives at Philadel-
pha In the course of the night The traveller by the
railroad line has, under these arrangements, the ad-
vantage otbeng in Philadelphia in nineteen hours from
the time OF his leaving Richmond or, if he desires it
may remain in Washington during the afternoon and
night OF his arrival, and be in Philadelphia the next
day to dinner or may transact business in Washing
ton until A. M. next day, and yet arrive in Phila-
delphia at an early hour in the evening
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