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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-30
CAMDEN. s.. c
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY ]. 50, 1850. q.
PUBLIC mEETIyG.

A T the reques, ofmany Citizens Public Meet
n ing will be held on Saturday the s3rd day Of
August next at II o'clock, at the Count IIouse,to
adopt measures necessary for building q Plank
Road to the North CaroiinaIine,
JAMES DUNLAP, lntepdaotT,C,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-30
CLAW and Rhett.

Il ..
The scene in the Senateon the 22d capped the
climax ofthe adjustment" Drama. The language
of Mr.. Clay wasthe ebullition Of the irritation Of
disappointed gamester. Hesaw the clouds ssof de-
feat gather about his cherished scheme, and vent.
ed his wrath, his unsenatorial irritation upon a
ry school. Ithas come to. this that Sou,llerner
cannot talk This rights, and speak of resistinga
dastardly and insidious scheme, wrought by
President-seeking emancipatonist but a Senator,
Senator who should havehad some dignity, who,
age, at least should have Taught some patriotism,
must brand him as traitor-and invoke for him
a trailor's doom. II is time for Rhetts doctrine
lie supinely while longer, and they will have
gained the power, and will sinfict upon US i the
martyrs DOOM, which the tongue of the insidious
oppressor would call the traitors fate. Rhetts
words were but the words of Carolina. Weeafe
all such traitors-and to man we'll meetthe
traitors fate-ere We yield to the hemp threaten-
ing Senator's compromise. The last but NOT least,
detestabie part of this scene was the eronteryahd
impudence which Clay exhibited in going over to-
Senator Butler, and offering his hand, withthe re-
mark aCome, my dear Butler, We must haye no
war between Kentucky and South Carolina No!
we would--we. will have none between Kentucky
and South Carolina, but LET the Olive Branch be-
tween Henry Clay and South Carolina be ever
withered STEM. We would Mr. Butlerhaa taught
him more torcibly than BY scodly receiving the
profFered hand hat few. words of Ciayey blar-
ney, snot palliative to the feelings ofeven one
Carolinian, forthe Disgusting assalli made o,ione
of her sons, and that son r. BarnwsH Rhett
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-30

e The communication Of cur correspondent
-" by some strange freak Of the mail, has JUST
come to hand. Its eloquent description Ct the
Funeral ceremonies viii be the apology for It's ats'
forthcoming. isss.s ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-30
Telegraph struok 81 Laghtning.

The wires between tssis place and Columbia
were struck by lightning on Sunday aftsrloolt
last and 50 damaged the apparatusin the Cam
den office, as to suspend itssoperations on Mon
day. ,.l'. 81, 9. 75ses ',4ss..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-30

We are pleased to notice the arrival of several
brass pieces of Ordnance in our townf for the pur,
poze Of organizing an Artillery corps to be attach
ed to the Cavalry. The day has come when cam
non should be the orators--learn how to apply
the sword and bullet arguments ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-30

Edward Everett, of Massachusetts, the Bos.
ton Courier suggests, will probably be appoint.
cd by Gov Briggs, to succeed Daniel Webster
in the Senate
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

This body met last evening, Recorder Baldwin, presiding
present. Messrs. Bugnens, Bell, Cook, CLARK, Godng,
Leeds Monanye Lawrason, Peters, Mccormick and Refi-
Ehaw-ll
The Treasurer weekly report was read as follows:
Balance on hand last report q ss3 e6 AR 90, a,
heGelyed SINCE. ~ S
Discussed Z6,45g DO
Balance on hand .......................... sea ~
report read from the Surveyor answer a resou-
from the Council requiring him communicate them
the condition of the Streets and the of his department
hr Dunbar stated his report that he found great difficulty
keeping the clean during the late bad weather thai
he bad large force work the expense of the
for the I'd and 3D. districts who had failed comply with their
that he had issued certificates for the last three
months and that he would advise the dividing of the NUM-
cipay into smaller districts for the purpose of keeping the
streets repair. The for the LIST district had paid
attention to his repeated orders The contractor for the mp
per district worked faithfully, and generally fulfilled his con;
T45b per month During the past month the expenditures
letter was read from Emerson, Tourne & Co., offer
ing security tor the contract Tor storage. Accepted go
Schools complaining Of the rreguarty Of the payment of
their monthly salaries and asking the Council to fix certain
day Tor them to receive the same.
Mr. PeteT; addresed The Council He stated that the pre-
against the pass % Of &s the Goass fff %as d Ratd
any blame that could b attached q i When he read the
% Sem ma he SeI pSsf tsss ta , bad not
planned q dalFSs Cefage of nol more than seven
sS; SI S Hsl
Goods win be Raa n y e opinion Gs I'll ha S0 wdnd
.s1ssol H4g ueIeiore urgeqq upon we ne
bft,1,,,,p ~ III rs 10 ne melo az ~
1870 III e ppHpss Wy tiis out VI iesaiu 70 tne
we're M ,d mil the III ~ IA no MI c ~. VST th 'y
happene Y ne ~ June last when we were labonng TO save
Wch were fusIng down upon US from SauVes cTevasse
Me N.Y. 4uu y almost mpossDe 10 pay the poor la6oters
s ~ ny io oui ION anu lnen came down
neI lol heL oley, suhelns from sickness incurred by
%omg IN NE WAFER Gh,er le burning sun ihe same de-
y uccuSI ~ paying the lohce YET hey uttered no COM
balt an ~ u ao apes 70 mel ST. maj the le9cheri had
otgoe w lIouoes 81 lat period OF uey would not have
neh 80 h1ecalS as 10 nave Conpaueu on inns OCCASION
ne leaegS ea ny P receive men salaries unt me 18Th OF
~ b Snrns 1o,rt b nut @ i OF We DECISION
e pr ooy M w Wish s b III b V b US lo tune,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO K1LL.-Wm. Floyd
was attacked yesterday boaad of the schooner
Robinson, at the Old Basin, by Daniel Peyton, who
showed him in the water and made so violent an
assault that said Payton stands charged before Re-
uofder Genois with an intent to kill
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

BREACH OF TRusT.-A charge of this nature,
involving the value Of two dresses, was examined
before Recorder Geuois yesterday. Rosine Wirth
testified that reposing specinl trust and confidence
Nicholas Roash, she had given into his guardian
ship part Of her wardrobe, which in evil hour
the defendant had sold and feloniously appropriated
the proceeds. The lady therefore asked the law to
redress her wrongs. The case was referred to the
First District Court,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

AssAULr,-Thomas Carroll, alias Happy Tom,
was sent yesterday before the First District Court,
TO answer for assault which he committed upon
an unknown individual in Girod street. Carroll du-
ring the assault robbed the man of his money.
Watchman Seguin appeared as witness in the case.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

BURGLARY.-The premises of Mrs. Bossa, No.
lo3 Barrack street, entered on Saturday night
during her absence, and robbed Of lot of wearing
apparel, Harry Hubble was committed to prison
yesterday to await examination on the charge OF
being the criminal. An ugly witness, in the shape
OF some Of the missing property, was found in the
possession OF the accused
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

TOBACCOWe heard Of 81 hhds sold, including 30 hhds
cold and Inferior 6 for A. and 81 for R. and As Mason
County at IL reported that another considerable sale
was made.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES,-Abou 200 hhds of Sugar
at unchanged rates. say 341S for good Common fully
Fair Of Mones SO bbls taken at 1903 for inferior
Fair, 200p201S for Prime, and 2lc for Choice.
FLOUR.-The market inactive and very dull. Sales
1900 bbs including 1O4 bb Fine IS IA 300 bbs Super
fine Ohio not in first order, IS 1873 200 Illinois
So S. and 100 at S. 50 W Dbl. Extra held at $5 6SS@
rs and s6 co " Dbl.
CoRNsales 1000 sacks 495s including BOO, at 5Sc
ap buslel Prices firm.
OATS.-A sale of 500 sacks from ST. Louis at Soc.
HAY-200 bales New York sold at $lS 90, and 30 West
ern at the
PROVISIONS.-The Pork market was quite heavy and
sales of $50 bbs made mostly at 80 BIZ for Mess
likewise, 1876 600 lbs Bulk Pork taken at % 60 round for
Hams, Sides and Shoulders. lot of 30 bbs Prime Beef
brought 50 50 " bb Bacon steady, with sales of II casks
Sides at ~ and Is Prime at &c W H. Lard firm though
but little offered and 800 bb and kegs disposed Of Wis A
bbls Inferior ga, 1G6 at So, $50 at 5 60 at @ SO at So
96, and 25l kegs at SIC W ID.
BEESWAX-s0C0 TBS prime lot) sold at &c W ID.
BAGGING.-A sale of 40 pieces at I4c, cash.
WHISKY.-About 1jO bbs Recfied sold at q, and
$50 bbs Raw (l2O and 60) at 231zc " gallon.
FREIGHTS.-A ship engaged for Havre at1516c for Cot
ton, and two more laid at the same rate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE go 81 %" N-Eoserrupn 600 win Time, sh


Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Maine, freeman, Liverpool, j. p. Whitney & Co
Ship Woodside, Muord New York, c. ]. Meeker s Co
Ship Robert Hooper Churchill, Liverpool, G. w HynsOn
Ship Ossippee, Toliera, Boston, Cbas. Deake s. Co
Bark Rhone, Jewett, Savannah, Wood Il Low
Bark Virginia, B0ush Richmond and Norfolk,
b. bark Peruvian Robinson ST. Johns, n, b.,
Brig Paul l.. Jones' Taylor Charleston, c. J. Meeker Co
Brig H. r.. Hyer, Anderson, Philadelphia, WV. McMahon
Sehr. H. Plantagenet, Wilson, Apalaehicola,
schr Maj Bache Fulvel vessco Paradise iaWrason Co
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Palmetto, Smith, from Galveston 23d instant,
Harris 4 Morgan-2d my.
Brig Union, Woodmanson, Is days from Baltimore to Mas
Il Bourke-lst my.
U. s. ch Mai Barbour. Arnet, days from Port Lavaca
in ballast to Y. 5. Quartermaster-3d my.
Schr Tom Hicks, Rufer days from Cacaseu TO master
list my.
Alex. Scott, Sturgeon from Louisville
hmazonla, Mcbride from ST. Louis.
Anna, Hnkey, from Bayou DeGlaise.
Albqiros, Dugas, from Latourehe.
Chalmete, Daeres, from Lockport.
ID, B. Moby, kercheya from Attakapas-3 bales cotton
Europa, Pierce, from Cincinnati.
Elisha, Landry, from Baton Rouge.
Gen. Taylor, Power, from DOnadsonvile.
Jas. Dick, Savage from Nashvile-505 bales cotton.
Monroe, johnson, from st. Martnsvile
Mustang, Booth, from Red RiveT-233 bales cotton
Montana, LaTose, from Baze.
Meteor No. g. Fausse from Attakapas-5 bales cotton.
Oregon, Hern, from Mobile.
St Charles, Gilbert, from Mobile-S94 bales cotton.
Storm, Moore, from Camden-7l0 bales cotton.
Taahatchie, Wiley, from Wyatt-l3l9 bales cotton.
Towboat Defiance McFarlan, from the Passes.
BELOw-COMING
ship, brig, and schooner, unknown.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

No EvIDENoE.-John Keller, who was arrested
on The 18Th inst, on the charge of harboring slave,
I,as been examined before Recorder Baldwin and
hOnorably acquitted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

FlNED.-John Gudgeon, grocer in Ursuline
street; between Old Levee and Gallatin, was fined
%23 yesterday for a contraventon Of the ordinance
by purchasing property from slaves. A key of
butter, supposed to have been stolen from the
Levec, was found in his possession.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Evans and one johnson,
we're examined yesterday before Recorder Genos,
on the charge Of picking the pocket of Attorney
General Elmore the particulars of which we have
given. The prisoners were remanded to appear
before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

CHEFT.--John Downey despoed Z. Young
clauser of his coat by stealing it from the premises
Of the latter on Sunday night. Downey made
good of his plunder, transferring it to his own
person. He was thus detected, and sent before the
First District Court yesterday TO answer for the
larceny
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

AREEsTED.-James Cody was taken into Gus
tody yesterday by the First Municipality police, to
the charge Of larceny preferred against him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

HoNoRABLY DIscHARGED-A young man by
the name of John White, arrested on the charge of
Arson made by one Mary Fitzgerald, who accused
him Of setting fire 10 the building destroyed in
Geises' Row, in Poydras street, on the morning of
the 10th inst, was examined before Recorder Bald
win yesterday, and honoraby discharged--there
being not the ghest evidence against the accused.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KlLI.-Thomas Nc
Coy was brought up before Recorder Baldwin yes
terday. charged by C. L. Wbitcomb with assault.
ing him on the hevee and violently beating him
over the head with gauge stick, with intent to kill
Ihe case sent before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

LAFAYETTE, Tuesday Evening, Feb. &C. 1850.
The receipts of stock have been for the last few days,
and the stock hand with the exception of Sheep is mode
Prices incline in favor of buyers Arrived to-day 40
head Of Beef Cattle per steamer Amazonia.
Prices:- Beef Cattle, 416@6Sc. ~ fb.net; Hogs GAG
Bic " ID, metz Sheep, % OO@3 % y head; Mich Cons,
5000 $50 " head; Catues, g7<96c. y h. net.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

LARCENY. - Richard Condran committed
yesterday to await his trial before the Criminal
Court, on the charge of stealing coat from John
Fayau
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

ARsoN.-Henry McQuaid and Alice McQuad
were examined yesterday before Recorder Bald
WIN, on the charge of setting fire to house occu-
2ied by Capt. Hunt, Pryania street, on the
hght OF the 2lst inst. Several witnesses testified
to the fact of the att empL which they had wit
messed from their galleries in the vicinity. The
accused were comr Aitted to await their trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

PfcKPockET.-Mr. Henry Levy had his pockets
picked yesterday while standing in Barnetts auc-
ton-house. Frank Dodge was arrested on the
charge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

FIRST DIsTRIoT CoURr.-The following cases
were disposed of yesterday Henry Wolf and John
Wilson, tried for larceny and found guilty John
Vol, charged with the same offence-acquitted.
William Thompson, tried for an assault, with in
tent to kill, and acquitted "A ',ole prosegui was
entered by the District Attorney in the case of Pat
rick Cosgrove, charged with perjury.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

Towboat Defiance Owed down and sea- the 2lst inst
ships Sea King and Margaret, and brig Marcia.
Passengers.
Per steamship Palmetto, from Gayeol-Gen johnson and
lady, w b. Victor and lady, j. O. Crawford aud lady, r.
GPston and lady Miss Brown, Miss Ievy Mesr. Sydno
Griffin, Benson, Smiley Col Hawkins, Capt Halves, Mel
son. Sheeney, Fields, Metca Greenwood, Adams, Evans
EmmeTsQn. Mcdowell Barreaden, WaTdwei GrissnoTe
Dr. Neal, johnson, Bedau, Brown, Dever Nays, Hook
Mitchel-and 10 deck.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

STEAMBOAT '&oBBERY-On Monday evening
Nr. W. kisher, passenger on board the steamer
Shamrock, was robbed of $500, and valuable
gold watch, which he had deposited under his pill
low in his state-room. John J. Remington, sus-
reeted OF the larceny, brought before Recorder
Genos yesterday, and after an examination, sent
before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

r. j. COKE 81 CO., DRUGGIsTs, Corner of .Haga-
Ia zine aud POydrdS streets, prepared 10 n
Gnte orders for Planters, Country Physicians and Fam
lies Every article warranted genuine. DIR. E. j. ~
CoXRs Preparations, extensively used for years -
recommending themselves by their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled remedy
for CouEhs, Colds. Influenza, etc.
fTS EXTRACT OF COPAVTA. SARSAPARII.I.A
NkN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure
49, sngeIOr to the Capsules or any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
IARAAACUM -The strongest preparation that can
be made. as proved by the effect Produced
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, ETC.
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. n16 1y3dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27


Mr. J,eo5 Kser n,sding and sy snhers nreser, T5s
MINUTES of the ,,eyions roo,;ry ,or. ,J sJ aro,od
rpv,s,-nvu,s ,,,.yI,, - a,-van,
R,,sroo on bd ., TX kER WEEKLY FEfVkib'o 90
HGeyen since oV-Si93S %
saie I3z %
Balance nm hand Az a.
A o,n,r,,r;,.,r ,,,.s ,acai.aJ e. = C,i,.. -
r., f, ~ Ii ~ s'ee i'Oli
bpilt. Referred 10 Fire Committee
communication from the Clerk informed the CounciI thai
would he necessary to order the rpucation of The ad
ement relative TO opening streets IN the rear OF the city said
advertisement having appeared in French in the Bulletin
for DAYS after being in English Ordered 10 he
tn Ci, - 80 49, !, Us - : a ~ i ~ \.
Coue then went mo an eecuon Iof ASSISTANT Clerk
which resulted In the choice OF IL. G. Piers0n.
communication from Messts. Wood and Mount, ad.
dressed to the Mayor was road II was long and ALA
I.., -; = r.. ~ H. - g .5 =, -
ssihs n ~ u .e aGes OF ine Iopora
representation and for the information of the public they
submit the following statement showing the financial
Of their resignation:, -
son la isI9 NED and outstanding 81 y
Euueu Depl, al 70 yeats' ie,aS ~
W. aoie, Outstanding i2'gSSd ~
I,arst NJ .t,,j a.. ,,.j; "a ~ n
interest matured ana unpaid estimated lO00 " 374 Al
OF the liabilities the following past due:
Notes paysble es"'. T 60S3 d
Cnsh Warrants. -. -. 49,. II 790 90
Interest on Bonds and Notes esiiniated 1000 90 49,
m, -, 80 - - : - go,
The following TO mature in 1850, after Feb D:
Funded Debt ......,..............,.....3 745 90
Notes payable. .;.........-.........-.. S,792 l6
st6,6gJ y
Total debt to be provided for in 1850 sll 44O 81
To the anount ~ a roviha ,r in Iejo r apo 10 N Il
TO be added 10 cuTrent expens nv varrants h ~ ht
rates of he ,bTse months ending o The 10 Of Esbr1a it
wouh be slW,HO Assuming that the receipts into the
amount to si1O 1 the amount due and unpad AZ the Close
of The current year will he $ll94lO 9very nearly double
the matured debt the holders of which pressing
upon the Treasury with great Impotence and in many in
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRnsoESL orr1oE.

COTTON-The Geographic communication with Mobile
still interrupted and in consequence no Particular OF the
steamers news came to hand yesterday The sales Of Cotton
wers therefore, confined 1850 bales at prices said to be
more in favor of buyep
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27
! STEAMBOATS,.


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and tflruqpi1E Rssk, iyssEssoN. c.g.aia Y
nd C2Gff 0AaIA Cart CT cd, kas 49, -
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above stsamer VII ssye DE Ponlsilan Rsi1z Ally
,. II Cars, and Of the o'eoek n. Cans en sundsIs
ff rs s'''sH' o e. sEsERbbEs Assp 10 Bank rso
~ n Heg4lar Red. River Peekes TE& A.,
LstttfF For Fort Towson, Fntogs Shreveport, Na;eh.
vii runainT steamer TIxAs Caps. ia csbssas' vii
ays tos ne above and inrnedias a1ilnss = =
'P A @ BOARD loot o. Hisni D. s a 3 M.sssas
+, ~ !, For 81. Louis. Cairo and YsmEhlg-
Lhe ees and ist cunning siealner k1I4S4-
cave SsT e aboss IA 5a a ss sse
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~ s;s''40-' ''iss n B. SMITH % m.sszia. =
f ts1 P e Hs& Fsss rse4ss 8o "a
49, AlexandIs :. The magniaeeats fast- running
sssy sve or H. ss sbSpe sa 81 e. saa! go On
WEDNESDAY, y7Ii inst. a. O'Clock X. For deIsktof
p w -D'' ~ O' K g. SMITH. IS Mssazius s.
r. ). Red River Packet DgCh AlvKa-Fq
HleaaS Shaso WEDNesbAY t is
3 rt.k RfyR IN, iara,a9g s, ss
and vii leave above For freight passage, apply
ES T.B. SMITH. Is Magazines 4.
FeE 0gsle'';as 4 as ..ssa e., E Isi.
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On TfTRsDAY, he ss1 aSh an ia nasassa Z
ss & s mss s@sr sH SFa sc s1s.s al ss
now RECEIVING ireEhi and Wy ssse as abovs K9s hsshi
ro'u'AA ''iss' ~nat AYDR oGLRsBY. II Poydrus 1.
The Hungarian il entirely boat. asd wa buiit
expressly for the above trade, and viii direct 70 R1
- ~ Madison and gigeilnan-on THU RspAYI
- am % T e ea5 P;sg sa.d sse
receiving iIght and n. eass q above Fer isist e
at iS sPd 'sf' viA' iY Il & oqLEsBY u royds.
HssVlfs Mon5sy Ese &c.. sssa%f:
lzzszzk Providence, :, sIhikea's Bend, vlsksbqH.
The elegant and SWIM running pskenger steamer
toWNDEs. X. -, master, viii positively lsgye Fl
9Th March, at clock P NJ For freight Or passss sppIs
on board, foot OF Cpsomhouse street OF 70
I fyN T. b. SMITH. 80 Magazine ST.
& the steamer Lowndes. JE has taken the pLaes e
Throughout the sprins and sumEer
a. = Louisville Packet BELLE KEY, Capt.
LSttEtfzf p. A. key-for Louisville, New Alban7, Ev-
anssie, smiihand. Pa,lneah, Cairo and Mem.
piiIs- i,e new ias! running and magnificent passenger
f TtfsDk9 h March, q z oot = IN
freight passage having Accommodations unsurpassod b.
any boat On the Western waters apply board, 70
| II. ID. SMITH, 80 Magazine street,
| GI or GEORGE FORAfAN, rs Tehoupi0uaB 81
N b. plan OF the cabin may be seen, and sate-EoomI
secured upon application TO the agents
~ = For st. Louis, etc.-The new and hight
| LiEAtssFIf dr.uEht passenger steamer POCAttON-
- TAs, Capt. II. j. Moore, is ready q
reeeise lEht and viii eave above with quick Dispatch
/ For freight or passage, apply On board, or TO
fyl6 %. NJ. WRITE. is POydras Etzess-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27
t.MoussuLn1AN ZINO,n FOR ROOFING

"MoUSSULHdAN ZINC" FOR ROOFING.
THE ubsbes agents for The sale Of the "viee Montague Co'
celebrated Sheet Zinc would call the Of
Others e th. article used q proper and quality
Europe for thirty without repair and apparently
good when hr put Il particularly The roofs
large buildings. churches etc. CiTcuara tinea
the REQUISITE information the subject had aud models
tht mode II aSiag !, ssr- on application %
: 90 BLAkK, DAY 4 RrAUFPEa
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