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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

The Fair of the Ansric IN Institute drives the
fair =, de- Jenny Lind, from Cystic Garden. The UtHe
dsplaces the duict.
m. Halifax Recorder urges the adjustment of
line of from that po 10 Ireland, 10 De owned In
Hart or wholly by NOys ScOtans.
Miss Apoonia Jagello the Polish and Hunga-
ran heroine visited the Turkish EmbassadOr, Washing
TN nm the 2ls September She accompanied by the
ae Dictator the Republic Of CracOw and expressed their
thanks the protection afforded the refugees by the Sublime
Porte.
The President officially recognizes that Charles
nep has been appointed consul for the Republic OF France
al Richmond, Virginia.
Tn. lifted Madame Anna Bishop, it is said, will
be the first sing in the new Grand Hail. which Barnum
bui ding.
The first Railroad in w srunsin, the Milwaukee
and Mississippi road, had the fist rails laid the Eth ut.
An English men-of-war brought into St. Helena,
the 18th Of August, three Brazilian avers having seven
hundred slaves on board
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JENNY LIND.

WIN AAfo No Camp street .2 leave resnecttg5 70 an.
w he
the Au hr-si Edition Of he Music sung by her at her
hmc The Prize National Song, AMEN
poetry by R-varl Taylor, ESQ. music composed 49,
PR for Mue Lin tT jules Bensl r-; and he beau ~%
ufY Sv " .I I-mtu Song; also Csfa Diva, with The r0ndo
"a be, 0oro - The Duet trnn Tu'co in Italia sung by
lind amt BrelEt win ALLAN and EugIs words Qunnio
Lasc IA NorE 'h He m and he Maiden, from RUber-i
fuI edition, the
ballad, Take This
i 3tua-. " All gInFe' [Al- doa't min
pnaruu, with English and Italian words by
M.".. Il ellis aCi with a representation Of that
rp,5E rr0ea-- Belns Surnnambua
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Discharged Emma Duclare yesterday appeared
before Recorder Caldwell for exam nation, on the
charge # stealing several artc es of clothing from
Louisa Peterson, on Circns street. The barge
was made a long time since, and the case has been
postponed on various preteIts several times. Miss
Peterson did not appear to prosecute, and Miss Du-
clare was therefore discharged.
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n. FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHAHTER-
&st&H The Bark ROMAN, being now unloaded, can be
Ss fully inspected by one desous OF purchasing,
or will take f eight for the North or for Europe.
sl2 Apply to BAREliLl co. 81 Common st.
.7f4 FOR FREIGHT OR CHAHTER-An A No.
4flA schooner, carrying 700 bhs would take freight
sssssH for any OF the Gulf ports West India Islands,
For which, apply to
aus BARELTd n co. 81 Common st.
- VESSEL " ANTED-Orc Oft bout 80 tons, with
2SA good accnmmOdaOns to take passengers and resnt
1880 10 Nicaragua. Apply 10
Jy27 W.. DEWEY n Gravier st.
"a. For FREIGHT OR CHIHTkIi--A fine
&zKA oOppeTed brig about two hundred tons burthen
AssA and well found for voyage. For terms Apply 10
my9 ]. w. ANDREWS u co. 81 Common ST.
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LEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


Tuesday Evening, October |, 1850. }
Arrived 2l6 head Of Beef Cattle, ls5 Sheep, 30 Mich
Cows with Calves.
Pp1rEs: Beef Cattle s'a655a4c y II net; Hogs, SO
SIC ~ II net Shsep 81 5ODsS 80 % head Mich $,
choice Kentucky s350s75 - head. and common at s2Q9
s3O y head Cairss, Is 5oa IS 50 " head.
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VNO BAKERs-WANTED, tirst.rate General Work
man-one that take charge, steady, sob and oil
industrious habits. One that come we'll recommended
can permanent situation, by applying Immediately a.
THOMAS RElD'S Bakery, 50 Royal susst, Mobile.
N B.-Good wages given oiE
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Crescent Book ano gsb lsa ting o@sr.

OEtSttHI A~VV" aNV wv FFtt IulB SD''IIE'
nj The PROV stors Of the ET sd Wsy Crescent rs7po
f17 inform their snd t.t hey have recently
additions stab hmeut and have
glazed It under charge LEIS 3IHAM, who mss
been long known 10 his city Of high capabilities in
The " The material n the Office being complete ard nearly
al new they are prepared To execute all EiBtsf-
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
Gun the eas paa5s delay and dasE to thos
Nho may ia'of Them viii patronage Par.e8r will be
given to the printing Of LAWYER. BRIEFS
bibls1 ~ bAbiNbs INSURANCE BLANK.
BILL HEADS, Ayu CfE ,rr.
BOOK hEAbIhssI STEAMBOAT BiLLs,
CIRCULARS STEAMBOAT CARDS,
bRAf RECElPTs' POSTERS HANDBILLs
cotton RktEiPTs' CARDS, ETC. ETC.
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Arab ,.,,,..,... j,m2
Jenny ........,.ll mi
Jonathan Cllly..23 m2
n. krl oCk.....l2,ml
Hercules ...t...l2,ml
Mai. Eastland.. Point
Marietta .......32 m9
NeWOrieans -. L'Ite
p SOu'e,.,.,.,.l2, mi
Pepetn ....,,. III mi
usau Ludwig. .23, rE
Water Witch =. LPT'
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,,,,,s,,r, =, New G[2ods. f
ID cnn%5& AS% g3}$q
60 Ciii''ONhN ! L Eflls, RRf6ttS SG HATS.
and BABY JUMPERS. D'ARCY'S,
re anti @ts 6E9FG IS 722 a g.
soaabe TENS, inquire al % Bank Place. 80
ATS, HATS, HATS. Just received BY Pr the fast
s ,Ps 'G o a Y s sr sF ana eG HAfs
Al Of which n9surR,sSst in Tbs city ioT I9sTe ~
LURi GtpTH and GLAZED CAPS $N,>
i LASmjqs Teceiyeh Trsat Y2ri; IEH
~ public at Northern prices ~
$50 81 Canal street. near the fante s' Hotel.
TN os' ia BAT7 s3ys Ct XII AF
800 gcsnar street. near Gi r Pian 3SEGHs as
IRLACk AM PEARL UNION HATs-The Hrst Of
B afoG JUS received and On BaP B & i@ Gus
O so 81 all '''s' Canal street, near Planters Hotel -
The CALEDONIA urander has Arrived, end 50 have
EAlh so%s MHFS Of ihs@5SSSBUAGE DON'T s
SSy On At noFdfg Monday foT Cana
HUNTS, SIEOES AND BKOGANs,
d. A GENEER8AATE' a &ssss5SRFFMaiENT OF the EEs
above Goods received by The aesi Hrrya ,sG eGa
SKI PaBSq9T S 2lentOn paid to Plantation Ooef'
Tor NoS'A' W SST% STRAW and YEXlGAN HATS
,-e-.,,.,r FR a. Ie 4 Gi0;t
SUNDHIEs17Laq4iqgex snip Manch SIS ,C,,Pps.
a s2d MFpR @34 'i o2S o" o
F9 IS io L by CHARLES Sr& q EanP Street
SUGAR PLANTATION FOR SALE Situated
a5oa P0G4 aa s G pns AGS @sog 9Snsd
canea dwelling and sugar house, with all neces- - -
o S5S a"d o PROPERTY viii liberal
''s 81 In IL good P"FoF os o e. o'&iSc3RE py canal st.
| DLAGK UNION HATS! b. CA UNION HATS!
ID To arrive per ShP Mfnphs 50 eases OF s haGh
article No. X, XIX and NM togut every customer, S1SS
"" Of VIII J q B9GRBRDGE co, % Customhouse
MIR WILLIAM LUN sTEH bscSW n 4, Member OF
N New SV or Esttns Oct Oct. III /. $50
%ssa med vi 2R@gSo % G2FTGN E uh85i
| the style of LENERlCll N CO as hsTE79torei,
Newore,n,, Oct. l, 1s5olm Wi Wi. u mi h.hYsTER
DNIG STORE FOR sALE--A well established
offered Tor advantageous terms 10 the purchaser To
person wishing TO eqsafe IN re 0gines, teeT oppor
Of The present owner deprs Of entering into cOpaner
rE w of the business Gnquestoabe city reference viii
be- raGarod Address a r. tns Office. au3 If
NOR SALE LpIV-Ths following ARTICLES will be sold
One ae ne PiaToorte, made by Glenn Brothers, Pha
One Family Carriage, with double Harness, nearly new
One ncso Philadelphia.make Buggy, without harness.
AMY nj No ~ NatclleZ street, up stairs aug
e FAN r. L. I,ONE'S EXTRACT OF COPANIA
=: | lISARSAPARlLLA AND CUBEBS-Thls Origina
preparation has proved itself superior TO the Capsules
Diner extract and with the additions and improvement
viii rarely tni provided the directions he fully observed
~ To be had the Corner of IHagGziHs and Pgvdra
. itA IL
JSAMlIY CARRIAGE FOR SARA I4arg
+ L Family Carnage, with Double Harness, nearly new, Il
sale very low. Apply at No. "a NatcheL stTesi p
l stars myi0
- CtHOCOI.A TE-25 eases mass Chocolate; do. SPANS
. | I i do sweet. landing and for sale by
s25 GOODRICH co n. y and 81 Common street.
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RirdI Bread PedliIers James Mct5uire was yes
terday called 10 before Recorder Caldwell to an
swer 10 fb. charge of battering the eyes and nose
Of John Chaser, opposition bread sddlsr. 10
appeared that the parties met on board OF snip,
each claiming he exclusive right to serve SAID ship
with the staff Of life. High words Of terrible Im.
port ensued and Mr. McGujre pitched into his rival
right and left doing considerable damage to the
fgure-head Of the later. Mr.. eraser showed q
bruised proboscis substantate his story, and Nc
Cure mas held to bail to keep the peace in future,
aud conduct himself as a we'll bred man.
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FARE RrDrcKD TO tlyrY CrETs
natiN at Nrr L. nj oh

and SU NhAY EVENING. Faie 50. For freight or pas
~Sls Dp' vi b: 4. WI2NGATE. Agent. 4a poydrn, st
F1 Hs Ef fscEs e Ieros. GrfTs
- r. Nai.scngie Eng Covinrton-Thsdpe
th TscsJ. " II lmau, mister, Will leave hereafter rs
Lee,s New Orleans cave Covington:
MONA e N. cars IHE2aDAY j...',.5 \. NJ
FFiliA3 .i..i1 NJ cars i5 SATURDAY LIB 4, n,
-T9e GI,lWS WI i've Madisongfll EVERY SUN
B 5 he a Ety. snd hEvFg i6S TD5S 'a g..
''ELU9GG.ElIN EhD B6 G Ct 22R'&3 z CO. II 10 st. u
ieT Lewis ALCus. CoVns'on'
Camp and Canal 5treeicoses every day 70 A n.
r. q, fare reduced % rs cents q. S. yiIoot
J G@d S%s g ne% sGd I sa6sana
Lake steamer LENORA, Cbalt expressly ior this trade
leave The isEeend Of the P%ncba,rran Raooa EVERY
as 596gg s sTss on e ER sea S
exceptet at O'Clock A M. Passage % ceuts Meals
N. 3; The steamer enqra has recently been thoroughly
repaired A. rfled in ihe best nossbe m33ner she has
be ascertain BY calling on re insurance offices in New
oreansor tn stamnhont and boiler iospcctot For further
"'''l E%&ttYEE '".HihRRlsoN, s. Poydras street,
srEviESa IN, I GnuEr arr 1 W 7cifaycr It .
H'e sss III, Ff$gIaE Frid2y r f;sin
7s ,,-Ghe FsOlfA n y ~tl ~, ~, y.
VcksOurg, Warrentoo, Grand Gulf Rodney Nachez and
all intermediate dnalnss-Iii4 new magnificent and last
rnn1nE p.5seEef steamer "! commerce et feE9ai psir
Inc above ''ae on Of -bJG -1 ist september r" esh
p-''. ,GnARiEs & GOODWIN, 10 Common st.
chased sSpSsy for the IT. tradS, Which vii e sutcSR
guHrantre In sbuers And lnga hat she will remain Ier
ruaneni'y IN the trade Ju1ufh toe entire season W
~ For Shreveport, GEr"d Ecore and
G ag i a 6I@eE" vii ifes says
9I aqgEt -" nie',nale ahd'Ea' every kyTp
lEGN NJ a. o " clock commencing o. " LDN E5DAf'
| thH u. lhI Ti - ,.,a ,,t Iobr C,,h., ir,
ron in CONNECTION viii he yVoodsan and viii meet eT at
AexandTa The Cornne being very IN 0rauR ht shinners
may rely on their gong IT, ugh withou, delay. For regh
aug 0fp' ' T. b. SMITH 81 M3sazne street e 10
| 10. ,,,tI. II. 49,, =, -, -.
tST u F9r AlYble va us " ST Lpuls' J. ass
lsF+t - ChHsuaI MISSISSIPPI w b0Al anu PHsca
sGfE1 EOua-l hs sue 4I'ieT ~ 1Irsn mus
Yer WI, cave as above eve ~ 'TiJai anl KID
ihrolsho1t the ssa.2n' eaTgE the New Lanal at
ger By tS@ + NJ cars Re,anirg, WI s'oa at al tie
yga,e he H. aces Nonig0 and yGurdav EVENINGS Frighf
-scalynd ~ Nrgy H1-ir ,ygr-ioIe p Il ious n he iav
Trr vel nf 80 D. eloc p H. on he days al lrD9rtna
yin 20 ,ll,yr. 81. aIn,4 r.ra,,r ffar fIo.e Enur i
,, he m "a The ensf,,,t IIi Fl - or I,S 49, II
an"ly 10 Hi g. T. WING Arc u po ~ u .
go r and MempHsThe elegant, lht drsught and
- swift running passenger steamer DOVE, Cav.
tam W smith, wll positively eaye for Tue above and al
9r g G o ny on %og az Of e2S%
street, or " lo-I l. y. ENIIi u 'Ia=aHhe 81.
sFz n U,rect Line far .4iobama R.rer-For Mo.
dT5a9hi .tetmer HEkCON. F. Robsrs Jr, ma 'g vi
sa a e en- " oi ti 6s on 0 I o az s' rs N
p. S,-Thz Beacon win continue ia he Trade The enr,
forming Weekly line. go 81
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Wellington Swain, A paIachIcola Master
Arrived.
Ita bark San Miguel, Gcou,o . days f5n Genoa to Ba
Tell &cu-lst
Bark Patrick Henry lTsWrr = days from New York, 10 G.
BORprt &cO-2i N.Y.
Brig Emene Watts % days from Bordeaux, to master
1st my.
schT Martha, Webbsr, days from Pensacola to master
Basin.
schE I'LL! Carr, Roger, IS days from Richmond R VI
Harrison &CO-GI my.
sTEANBoATs.
Fanny Smith, Richards from Louisville
Romeo, 81. I'll agy, from Louisville,
Dove Smith, from Louisville
Anna, Johnston, from ppeIOusas
Fashion, Martin, from Baize
WOOd-mdn. PeTrsua from Alexandra
st James, Hyde, from DDnadsnn.ie
TOvboat Diamond, LaPace, from the Pasgez-wen down
lighl-brOught up banks San Miguel and ParcE Henry.
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DoltEiSES. CT BoARDMAN

IL ). CONE * CO., DRUgGIsrs, Corner OF |udGa-
"a, zine aad POydrGs Streets prepared TO exc sS
Gu orders for Planters, Country Physicians And Fam
lies. livery article warranted genuine. Dr. IL j. 30
CnXE's Preparations extensively used for ten years, &&A
recommending themselves by their effects; !, ,
II for Coughs. Colds, Influenza, etc. =,
II EXTRACT OF COPANlA, SARSAPAKllIl4
NEN AND CtREhS--A certain and agreeable cure
TST sT9GsoS e the Gapsge9 or any other extract MI
TARASAtN Nt-The strongest preparation that can
. be nude a. troyGd by the e0sC, produced. -
bAI;SAM OF NAtbFHA. TAR, IlEERWORT, etc
Fgr ,le cure r. Ton umptlru nal Bronchitis. w
LOUISIANA N"HmiIUEE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGNE SYRUP and Pills nl6 ly3dp
CODFIsIl-75 boxes landing from ship r. D. Shepard
~ for sale by
s2sW E, J. HART Il co. 10 Tchoupitouas st.
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foundation for citizen Jacobs complaint and pe,i-
ton, and thought that It should be referred to a
special committee. Others were, however Of a
different opinion, aEd the petition consigned
to the oblivion Of the table.
A petition from NJ LaDdreih, asking the free use
Of one Of the Public School rooms for the sstab-
Iishment Of a night school was referred to the
z lard Of School Directors
A petition read from some German citizens,
asking permission to open Sunday ballroom
after divine service, for the religious purpose OF
keeping the Sabbath holy" by encouraging
source Of innocent amusement. Many Arguments
were gravely urged in favor Of the morality Of
Sunday balls, but the Council thought them of
none effect" and so the petition laid the
table.
Various bills were reported by the Finance Com
rnittee and ordered to be paid.
The Council soon after adjourned
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SIN FR.1NCISCO REGUL4R LINE,
Il. FOR SAN FRA SEIbI3O.-The A |, fast sail
&fEh ing ship GEORGE STEVENS, Captain Iohn Ohm
a12A Gushing, loading for the above port, and VIII
have all possible dispatch This snip superior order, cop
pered and well found every respect For freight or pas
sage apply board, opposite Post 10, Second Municipality,
to J, T. HIENEH- y W. 81 lamp ST.
je34 or WILLIAM j. De" Ely, 81 GrayieI st.
81, FOH SAN JUAN, NICARAGUA-HarrisoH
asassaS fastened clipper Drg MAJOR EAsILAND,
John O. Hunsabe, master will sail with dispatch as above
Her first cabin all rooms, and the second cabin
ananged expressly for TIE comfort o. passengers 70 those
DESTROYS tTynl this California tins presents
favorable opportunity the Brig having heretofore been
entirely employed in TIE trade, and Is the swest
saier OF this For freight passage or Information
respecting the route, apply rs below 20 go 800
r. NJ. HARRISON y co, Il GravieT st.
au6 .. WlCkHAM. 30 Common st
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FOR EIGN PORT rs.

FORE IGN PORT rs.
e. FOH VERA CItUZ-Schr. BONITA, having
@2fEh commenced oadm- Tor the above port, will posi-
as1sa lively sal eaGv eek. For freight passage,
apply to 50 BAkELLl Il co 81 Common ST.
FOR LIFOR MA.
srs=. FOR CALIFORNIA, via Chagr5s-U. s.
IN fEFBA .BdH Steamship Cam 7hnL-Fhe new magnii-
SzsssASssss mail steam, hip ONO, ,ent Findlgy
Schenck, commanding, will leave MONDAY, the
llIh OF October, O'Clock, NJ. pupctuay, with the
California aud O.eGOn mails.
HATES OF PASSAGE: -, -.
To Chagres-ln Saloons. yg
In Second Cabin. ..i.,.,.'.''..'.'.62 w
IN Storage, and mess with cTew. ,45 "
No passage secured until paid Tor All passage tickets
must be procured from the Of .Ge Of The Agents.
ARMSTRONG, LAW 1ASON y CO, Agents,
los Magazine st.
NJ A Sugeon is always attached to ships this com.
OF
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'Omco OF the Crescent Mutual Insurance 90

Prhr s2o''U0 II
The Company further report that they had the date Of
IL, 9Th ms being the close Of tel fiscal year, the follow
IN assets, Vz
and Mortgages unncumberCd and improved ea Estate
Parishes Of Orleans Jefersou double ne ro"
a.I so id a.
u %. tegpl'a
Dur ur 'Iemuma, and in course Of collection
{ y
The Trustees have this day declared dividend OF thirty
mr., amt oprfGrd per cent. the ne carmel premiums Of
Tn r year npyable in scrip and after the second Mon
d,g .r Angus, HgAt
-;trrpaav would also give notice that they now have
cfn noel ygrun. LIFE RISKS and hereafter viii continue
t,5.ak. LINZ FrRE MARINE AND RIVER lNsrRANCE-.
tnag nGrr his community all The advantages Of u h0gc
h,nuoa whose profits invested in their midst and the
s..4r-, OF "a real aud subslaut cap of Three Hun
dred aud Sky GhnusRnd Dollars.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, P osident,
MosEs GREENWOOD, Y ce- President,
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FAR e. J, CONES EXTRACT OF COPANIA,
~ SARSAPARIL.LA AND CUBEBS-Thls original
preparation has proved itself superior TO the Capsules
and with he recent additions and improvements
~ To be had the Corner of -HagazRs and PovdrGs
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CHEAP GROCERIES, Liquors, etc.

TUE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs frouds
public gueray h. has hand large and well
stock fresh Groceries and quorE which he prepared sell
the lowest which he invites the attention Of Families
and Others
SUP STORES Of every kind supplied At lowest prices,
LOUIS MAESTTER 81
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GtHOCOI ATE-25 cases mass Chocolate; 4 do. Spanish
~ do sweet. landing and for sale by
s25 GOODRICH & co, n. y and 81 Common street.
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Lafayette City ComncH-Afer lengthy re-
cess, the members of the Lafayette Council met
last evening in regular session. Present Messrs
Venard, Wood, Devices, Hail. Greeting, Steven.
son, and Hoffman. Mayor Boyce, as usual, pre-
sided.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
adopted.
A communication received from l., c. Dun
can, in behalf of the Directors Of the Orphan Boys
Asylum, stating that a contract had been made for
the erection of the buildings rendered necessary by
the order of the City Council, to have a street
through the Asylum grounds open within certain
specified time. The Directors require sixty days
10 get the ground properly fenced, and the build
lngs completed, before the street be opened Inc
communication was referred to the COMMITTEES on
Streets and Landings.
A petition, hume ruusy signed, was read COM
planning of disorderly dance houses whichp IN va
rious parts of the CITY, have of late, particularly on
| Sunday evenings become an intOefable nuisance.
The peliton after srms discussion, was referred to
| the p olce Committee, with request that an ordi-
| nance he nrepared BY that committee, imposing a
| fine of 500 on the keepers OF dlsOrderly dance
| houses for every night such houses may be kept
| open.
the arbitrary assumption of power exercised by III,
| Chairman of the Police Committee One charg,
against the Chairman was, that he placed boys an,
sleepy headed men on the watch, thereby ieoPar
dining the property, well-being and general inter
| ests OF the city.
Mr. Devices thought that there might he SOM
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STEAMBOATS,.

EOF Mobile LyHILY r.
EzRa3-=rsIN u. S. HGiL. JINE-UtI = tliif7-sss,S
stsEadaiss1isa Bay fl Louis Pass Gins stf7os
tan and be splendd low pressure sa
OR RECON. Capt. =. b. Griffin, and JAMES IT, DAY,
Capt w T. GbersOn having been bU expressly to- The Lake
Trade, with superior Accommodations Uadies Cabins a IN
SiGterOOms)nne Of the above ste1mers VIII eHTs the Pont
ChaTan Railroad DAILY the arrival 81 the Lake o. the
Il O'Clock Garland the way liter bag leaves The office Of
the Agents NJ O'Clock A. Cas- For freight pas
sage apply OF board, OF TO ,
Fare to Bay Sc L0uis and Pass Christian e. To Pases
soula a3 s25
Es - lhe HeE s'Iriet steamer 81,
I sIlA1t4 CHAIR ssk7f NJ fiHns VIA DAY 4 LOUIS
szszsszFss8 Pass Christian ma NsssspP .lnY-lne new
and Ueudid Lake seamT 81. ca ALES, Capt. w. T..
Suon, bui expressly Tor the Lake t,Be with UnsUrpassed
sscnmmodgponsl VII snTs the Pgn'gnaytran Railroad
U ESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS on arriyH
@ tfss O'Clock A. NJ. car, and on SATURDAY EVEN.
lag, on ARRIVAL ot the C,Og returning leaves
Bile { WEDNESDAY ant FRIDAY MORNINGS,
and ~ NbAS EVENING Fae 50. For freight pas-
Iyls q. n. VINO ATE Arant- ~ Enudrn. ct
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n Z W ORLEANS:
MORNING OCTOBER ?, 1880.

Sscond Municipality CouneiL-This body met
last evening, Recorder Caldwell in the Chair
Present: Messrs. Hale, Hawthorn Johnson Sykes
Hooper, Mccormick, Renshaw, Lawrason, Marks,
SeweIl, Shakespear, Montanye. Shields, Stewart,
Yancey and Pride.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

TX ports.
APALACHICOLA-Per sehr Wellington: gJ9 sacI
wheat, 90 bbIs flour, 10 DO bread > do wsky do beef
kegs ard, 2 to- hans and sunIr1.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

VA q. RAY +'gNJ syin u1nu. re GROCERY
b 81 y E-is-, AND rr folly -.t- CUutn ulnCe
rI. .nlr..sss HH.Ta osu,ytH on the la q ru.
H.u .-u w. L RAW HAAD, ii Camp ct.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-14
Water Running up HILL
yYftbOllt Labor.

DROWN & GATCHEI., No. 3o7 Market
kS>hset. PhiladeipAie.-ls prepared to furaish
all kinds OF
Double and Single Hydraulic Rams, Dou-
Bile and Single Pumps, Hydrants, Hose,
Reservoirs, Bath-sinks, Stop-cocks,
Lead, Cast and Wrought Iron,
Cement and g lass Pipes, sc, at Factory prices.
Bv having a description Of the Location, we
can give the aggregate cost ofall the fixtures
necessary to elevate to any Dwelling, Farm
house. Factory or Village, constant stream of
pure water any height or distance required; by
having the necessary proportion fpipe and ma
chinery; (Which is very important IT. the various
different Iocatlons,) all can be packed up and
sent any distance with directions, so that any
farmer or mechanic can erect and keep them in
repair fol years without ii,rthar expense.
The past patronage enables us to place the
Hydraulic Ram within the reach of any farmer
or mechanic, and in most instances much cheap
er than nm ordinary pump. We are also pre-
pared to erect Machinery in any part of the U.
States,- work warranted 10 perform or no
charge. Address tie firm as above, or
J. L.. GATCHEL,
Aug 81. ELRToN, MD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-14
This is to Give Notice, That the

This is to Give Notice, That the
subscriber of Cecil county has obtained
from The Orphans Court of said county
letters Of Administration on the personal g.
tate OF James Hunter, late of said county
deceased. A II persons having claims agains,
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
eXhbi,the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated OH or before the 23rd day
of August 1851, they may otherwise by
law, be excluded from all benefit of SAID es
tate All persons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
18th dav OF September 1850.
ALEXANDER II. McFADIEN, admir-.
Sept. IA '50--6w.