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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

FINE WATCHES, JEVVELRY, Etc,
H. A. TYLER, % CAMP street, has constantly on hand
Lever Duplex 'sS aaS Cylinder WIZ GHEs Of q al
~ 5 sSd 0 Guiana %Sks Eli AN. 4s-E Ea Ys
and KEYS i IN every 2ai SGAl Goa Fen
Penells Thmbes, Buckles, etc.. Fine Bracelets Brooches
dRs Tsys SRPG sed q csd Rs LsS
Sandeshcks, Ums, rich Fancy Goods, Lubin's fine Per-
me Sh great T9sgA hsr @ ss o9
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses Of eyeTv
615 Il tF3tecors etc, ete constantly hand, and
1tled 10 SUIT the eye at short notice nl5
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY. sILvERVVARE.
Wynn u co, No. 8 CAMP STREET, Gate
4 NELSON A. YoUNG,) will have constantly on 70
hang large assortment Of Fine LEVER and DU- SzFS
FLEA w WATCHES (lor Ladies' and Gentenen's R-If,
wear) OF the most approved makers OF London Liv- EA
fIpool ana IeneV consisting OF Heavy Hunting Open
tace Sold and Silver Watches, fine Second or TimiHa
watches, Of English manufacture.
IL Deautiiny Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies' Of
Ladies' Guard and Belt Chains an entirely new pattern
etlemens Guard Vest and FOB Chains Seals and keys
Ladies Ladies and Gentenen's Finger Rings, of Diamonds
Ladies and Gentlemen's Breastpins new style Gold Pens
WIN S{oid and Silver Holders Gold Pencils Gold and ST.
YER Ihlm3les new patterns OF Earrings; LOckes; fus
FINE SIIlVERTVARE-Co Consisting of Table. Tea. Ds,.
e, Mustard and Salt Spoons; Table and Dessert ForIs
Ladies' Butter Knives, ETC.; also, assortment Of Silver
.SPECTACLEs-For Ladies and Gen.
TS temen, in Gold, Silver and Steel Silver
Spectacle Gases Spectacle Glasses to suit
susfENDER BUCKLEs-Gold and Silver suspepder
Bgeke Fine Silver plated Casters Candlesticks ETC. etc
I hiASHibltE MANTEL CLOCKS, new style require
ENGLISH OFFICE CLOCKS, first quality.
Cahes lonnted, Diamonds Reset, and Jswey Manufac.
~ Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the city are respect
Iuy invited 10 examine the stock above mentioned As eyav
Icle warranted as ine as any Offered Or sale in c
and at considerable reduction Of FORMER prices The sfr
cmey W'eh we guarantee TO perform, Or no cbargs s
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

y. ID. BULLOCK DEETIST.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, aga Camp street ius
operations on the TEETH for Their preser- D
se1tsd a3S beauty y 9rtsiat 7seta
crate. - SANS ~ H I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04
WINER,s CANADIAN YRRlIIFrlE-

/ ls
| g6iatRi2R233yNT,EL PgRELY PROFITABLE
a sPE ;l, sate and etteetgaI remedy for WORMS 1t
eApe , and testimony Of the eminent phycans
are sfitd ,e ~ the Diseases with which children
e annually from those Diseases when the cause is either NOT
known or attributed to something es various are lie pr
partitions which have been recommended as remedies far
worms pq experience has proved them all more or less ne
renedy been found which has never failed to destroy worms
the sy ~ 1 Ee EXISTED 6s Inns assertion supported BY
Hy te e1gn ~. Ihe reHeiy is
IL sac IN rs operation, and easily administered than
any Other Some OF the symptoms which Indicate the exist
pale Of eaden color and with occasional fiusa
the eyes are heavy and dull the breath td the upper In
swollen, itching in the noss which causes the patient 10
PICK his nose the sleep is disturbed the patient often
ing the teeth the appetite exceedingly irreguaT heinz
sometimes yoracous, at Others feeble and some instances
To the following certificates numerous Others might be
added but h believed that these are sufficient to esfash
the fact that Wners Canadian Vermifuge is SUPERIOR
Medical Evidence.
We the undersigned having frequently administered
medicine prepared by Mr. John Winer of this town deg
satisfied with its efficacy, confidently recommend il safe
aa ei9ent remedy Tor the expulsion Of worms from the
Licentae Of The Royal College of Surgeons in leland etc.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons IN London ETC.
i W1SrRr have maze a Of yo9r Gaao II Vs
mliqge and with the most happy results In my ownfamy
son OF worms has followed the administering 81 your Verm
use ana every one here prefers 10 other effects
are certain, and children take more readily which Is
great point gained IN giving medicine children remain
yours, etc. etc.
July 10, 1876 JouN Fr,r,a.S
Physicians generally now use Winner Canadian Yer
niuge This MEDICINE is simple vegetable preparation and
can always be administered with perfect safety and conf
aence as to the result, as will always destroy and
restore the patient TO health
Over thousand certificates have been sent to the
Agents from planters merchants and physicians bearing les
unony % the efficacy Of this intalibe remedy.
w Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by john WISER, Manufacturing Chemist
and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West, and
JOHN WISER y To-, - Maiden Lane, New York sole
pTopretors for the United States. ~
sg Sold Wholesale and Retail at nyioe
by J. WRIGHT Il co. 151 CuARTREs STREET, Ne15
laH K
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

ApELPHIA June 25 1s46-Ifee free IN recommend Dr.
paSs syraP Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my experience
" Us oeucla eets IN nay own have been for
ume pasl suIJegt TO attacks OF splitting blood attended with
weaknes o. e breast and an uneasy at ssonach,
accppahleu WIN dyspeptc symptoms Last spring, having
an attack OF IT. was recommended BY an acgasina who
had been cured bJ Dr. Dayss syrup 10 Try H. I'D 81 and
effects were Immediate.
JoHSF. DRAM, Ladies Shoemaker, 70 Race strsst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

KKiLEialpl.lE.

f,5 hne hiHHI PLACE buy MILLINERY or + ANCY
erols = a. MRS CAMPRELLs, corner If Poydras and
oNdet Strecfs She has low store, low rent and small
Spenses which enables her sell at Low PRICES But lie
y large assorment Of Goods the style and quality OF
pso Of elllens, wish 70 20 per cent they should
aAs Aer purchases OF Mrs. c.. corner Of PoVdras apd
- streets To- And that is the RIGHT PLACE 10
M your DRESSES made, if you them made in good
~ lcs isQ f,t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

PRIVATE BOARDING......NO 16 Natchez st
MISS ANN HALLETT, Gate of the FRANKLIN
~ House Mobile, begs leave 10 inform her Friends -
anu me fupne that she has opened PRIVATE EF;a
HO4RDLN'9 no USE, No. Is Nate he z street. Ell
ne House has been newly furnished, and with Terms to
the times, and determination to make her Boaners com
forabe she hopes to receive share of patronage n2 iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS

RIuM-ao Gases in store, q s g N sy :,
RUGs. MEDICINES, etc.--Ths subscriber IS now
tem sss q s sJRp q articles Z big s and o
ds dGW reasonable ''i DrusT as vsIsn sahaa Osr
GUM ARABiC-1eO0 lbs choice GUM ARABIC, IN
x s ~ s0, 4r sale By JAS s. SHAW. Druggist.
~ Complaints Of the Bowels received from Mexico
Y 4 "a aaM las s. sHA vssa PEpEgs eIssr
- NJ. COTTON sAMPLING PAPER.
kEAAs supsSr g Rgssy just EsSsiysd p and for sale
StasioneTs and Blank Book Manufacture.
90 4m 81 Camp street.
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS Wrongltand
from ST. s q g ne ys Of asQrs4 sTs
SUGAR H20liers-36xa2 and 36Ss inches WITH
a. sma&W - " De EGRNA, tfs B isR sis s g
CAPsl CAPs! CAPs!!!
ne undersigned haze Just Iscsiyed consignment an
GLAZED CAPS. which win Be- sqd al moderate rate
p9 1Sis II IN cash N. BARNETT Il Can Cam .,s.,
TONIBs AND MONUMENTS. 0@0
4 on the most reasonable terms and Of the best \lag
81 ST. 6 p spPfg Eoni
once, up Stairs. where Plans and Specifications
ean y " seen 10 ffices vary from b 90 to ~
INFORMATION WANTED = Of the person who
= ascharged yssel At Post n, about the 9th of Oe.
S No1ssal m.rRe % < 6 r. 1g.ouss Dc
having been delivered BY mistake Any information g feS
o @ by any person who have received
by Tdssi H. Nj HARRTsoN & Co .Oil Ga rssared
BOOT MANUFACTORY.
HE undersigned calls the attention of the New Orleans
public 70 Big Select and Fashionable .9ssorf- So
sp u 61 Gentsms1 desr0as ~ BaSSs
Their Boots and Shoes made to ITof elegant ma. w
and snd Ti e Ssin q le
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04
PLANTaRs ANn nIIII,nFRs-A mn

rT'0 Pl. Pr NIhRs AND BUIIDERs.-A. BROWN
~ 20 ileateIs IN al kinds Of LUfnBei,-lJ vpress
White and Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut oaR'
ASH and Popar Mahogany Eeyells and RausfeTs: Tatb
sand ard Fire BneS, 800 MAGAZINE sTFFT NR,v ~,
LEANS. 81 Fam SAW. MILL, NAToHEz MIS-" IN
10 Orders for all kinds Of Cypress Lumber delivered any
notee' ap3 lyd 3mW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

,-,rr,,y - III IIUIlElAHs HffNVARD,
~ tOlEN, on the night of the LIST inst a Double Backed
~ y VIII WATCH, medium Size, Hard Dial with
niaeh flgnres and Hands, made by Brinkman COLIN
ohuon y o. 9O2Qn the outside is engra we'd crest with
lne linIlals 3, w" Also--a GOLD CHAIN
resembling Snake, with Straight Key attached Tia
aoove reward VIII be given and questions asked to any
oiloe OF the Verandah Hotel orto IMAM " ue
~ s.. WOLFF. 25 Ciraver straet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04
t DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR,


buI we shall su9on few testimonials OF is value selected
from the thousands in poseson from all parts of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
Hennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Comnauy
CAPITAL, 100000.

Eennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Counauv.
CAPITAL, 100000.
- =, =, Directors:
John M HILL, ALEX ALL1sON, JAS. B. KNOwLEs s.
SE 8 Y Nm MARTIN, IAooB MGAvoCK, G. NJ. FoGs,
WV. WOoDFOLK, JOHN M. Bass,
JAMES ]. GILL, Secretary. JOhN' M HILL, Prest
az This long established Company with the most annie
means tor the protection of its Policies Continues TO fake
RIVER SEA and FIRE RISKS on the most liberal terms
at ITS Agency in New Orleans at the office Of
od PICkETT, PERKINS CO., 81 Magazine st.
MERCHANTS, AND PLANTERS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Permanent Fund 6V oct Of Incorporation, $500 900
ny, DIRECTpRs;
w N; l4aqghlln, Kendall Dunbar, G.. A. Buckley,
GnthBeEl BHIltt, Samuel Jams0n, VIM. H. Paltison
NJ Ss XXI T 5lGth!ds y . LHter Nm, Clnsty
Elliott Robbins, AbmsV anbbber, Charles Pride
Peter Marcy, Ig. Szymanski Iohn Iiai
CUTHgERT BuLLITT, Vice President
JOS NASH, Actuary EWD. RAwLE, Solicitor WA.
CHRIsTT, Notary
Jas JONES, M D. and A. II. CENAs, NJ. D., Physicians
an amount subscribed in cash and well secured notes amniS
sucent Tor all contingencies Is prepared 10 receive
applications and wake assurances their Office Southeast
Corner Of JN.4TCHEZ and CAMP Streets. on FIRE
MAINE. and RIVER RISKS, and also upon the LIVES
OF White persons and Slaves.
FL This Company is established on the Mutual principle
OIL insurance, whereby every person nsurng with it becomes
interested In It's SUGGEST and its profits divided among M
customers, payable IN CASH instead OF Scrip. d. 1y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04
= IN ,RE;oPE.NZMG OF THE

lloOS :, DOW LING 5ALOON,F
N9. Is st. Charles street
Wis Establishment has lately been opened under New
Administration thoroughly repaired and renovated and
by any Saloon in the city and to those who en-
say, Glue as a Caik - y W -'S' We
Ihe IA viii always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the most Gentleman Atiendants 49,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04
JAMES n. sPRATLEY,
SURGEON DENTIST
j. ID. BULLOCK DEI

OAHOo NUs IAU btt ChArIe9 street,
v,,4,,. Between PoJdIas Lafayette Square
wv lALlsilc.orI manner.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

A ~ and Fine in brown and bleaehed sacks in
ias JOHN To is Bank Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

-, [Frg9. Dr. 2. 5, ;Hlasetintgsh. J

LiGoE1ERs July ~, lesY our Wild Cherry and Syup
syes general Satisfaction We have been out Of or soms
te ard thought we would not order any; but Il & almost
daily INQUIRED iOr and thought perhaps it would be best
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

TRIM ir; S e. Ha1es, II tie firm If Byaser Bavsr g
Cos booksellers GHd Stlti0Hcfs, No Ia Vim N gtrSsy
IhtGGdetp hia-Jauuary 8. Is97.J '''e'''
your syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar an Invaluable reu1a
dy; it cured the OF colds with me- II voT wan
hhcate will eheerfuly give one s. o. Htyxs i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04
MEDICAL CARDS

H'Vh The BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED -
AioWlng the extreme hazard which strangers run in con.
tb Nv, lo the cure OF private diseases, owing 10
e se eteT % Of those who profess TO cure such
the unfortunately afflicted as well nc sheer uSsia t ~
IN @ is 10 % OUsToMHoUsE STREET, state shat in
@ year 1910 was soTely afflicted with Syphilis in is worst
d os lappang tors ga for several months together was
9er te pest regular medical practice could obtain In New
~ snsll heard OF Dr. Muen's great reputation ap-
@ l anu 70 my great JOY, in three weeks restored
jyl0 If SANIIisi pfRIi = ips.,i15NJy Va
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17

t~o papsFs. lssh snypest the five If there bs enIs two parties, let there bs two Oaly HAddled on the Treasury.
 Mir. Toombs very briefly opposed the smeDdmen, of the gentleman from Asksnsas. Mv. Johnson ] The object of the committee, Mir. T. said) had been to destroy the publication of the laws as mere matter Of patronage and to have the publiea- tioH made as 10 benefit the body of the people In the propfetT of that object he faily coRenfrcd He dld not wisa that patronage of this sort should De dispensed one wsy or the other. The great end 10 bs attained was ths public benefit.
 MF. JOHNSON, Of Arkansas. modified his amendment 60 as to provide that the two papers shoald be of opposite political parties
 Mir. Giddings moved 10 amend the amendment cf Mir JOhnson. by striking oui 1.-two" newspapers and inserting ''four"
 Mir. c. briefly urged his amendment on the ground that knowiedge of the laws should be given 10 alI parties. The qualifications of them in the "Eatonal Era" &oald carry them to as great Ia number of people, os nesrly aS their Pnblica ton n ell the other city papeFs together. The cir eulalion of that paper was seventeen thousand. He had no idea that the publication should be confined exclusively to papers of limited circulation like the "Inteiligeaces" aAd the "Un;on." It was throw Ing away the public funds He was willing to ex- tend the publication to the 'Southern Press and the '.Nstioual EFs-'' The object was. to difase knowledge of these laws among the people, and the publication should be given Ia those papers which Da0 tne most eAteustVo ctfcul1tions Abu be WVutu further move 10 amend by adding the wOrSs Of the largest circulation"
 Mir. JOHNSON. Of Arkansas. Does the prOpO- ed amendment of the gentleman from Ohio, Mir. Giddings) include four or five newspaPersi Mir Gijdings. Four instead of three.
 Mir. JOHNSON, tto the Chair.) ls the amend- ment of the geniieman from Ohio Mir. Giddingsl in ordeFl
 The Chairman. IL is.
 Mir. Giddngs then again modified his anne Rdment, so as simply 10 add the words Of the largest lstion.' (and not altering the numberj
 The amendment. as modified, was rejected,
 And thcsquestion recurring on the amendment of Mr. Johnson, of Arkansas-
 Tellers (Msssrs Corwin, and Neade,) were sp- pointed.
 And the question being taken, the vote stood ayes 60 noes "a
 50 the amendment was rejected.
 Tbe question then reeurred. and was taken on the amendment of Mir. Stanton, of Kentucky.
 And 1t was ceiected.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
Public Meeting.

At public meeting of the citizens of poinsast county, Ak ansas, held in the town of Bolivar, on The 5lst day of August, A D. 1850, for inc purpose of taking In'o consideration the subject of African slavery, and appointing delegates to represent the said county in The Southern Convention, which is to convene in inc city of Nashville, on the 6ih Mon day alter the adjournment ot Congress, the follow. ing proceedings were had:
 On motion Of Judge 6 ". NJ Stacey, z. Stod. dard, Esq. called 10 the Chair; and or motion oi Hon. Beni. Harris. Robert il. Stone vas sppon. ted Secretary.
 The Chairman arose. and, in an eloquent style, explained the object of the meeting.
 On motion oI Hon. Bel Harris, committee of seven Was appointed. 10 draft resolutions expressive of the sense ot the meeting, who immediately vita drew. During The absence oi the committee Judge G. W. M Stacey delivered iucid ai,d spirited ah- dress m defence ot Southern R Ehts and Southern Institutions.
 The committee returned and reported the follow ing preamble and resolutions, which were adopted without dissenting voice:
 Hhsreds the subject ul African slavery is exci- ting our councils and agtans the nation from cen he 10 extremity, and in a cIisls like this, We deem it 10 be the duty oi lreeinen 10 assemble together and speak ont their political sentiments, that they may be understood by the world. Therefore, be It by us
 Resoirei, That the resolutions of the Southern Convention. held in the city of Nashville, im June last, meet w;th our nearly apptovAl.
 ReSoirsi, That we love ana revere the Union of these States, and that nothing but d regsrd of our rights by the General Government, could ever in- duee us to wihdia aw from it.
 ResOiusd. That Dr. J. P. MaIdis. W. c. Aretge and l. V- Gross, be, and hereby. appoio,ed dele gaes 10 represent Poinsett couniy, in the Southern Convention. which Is to assemble in Nashville on the sixth Monday aitef the adjournment oi Con. gress."
 Mir. Samr P.ice offered ihe following resolution which adopted.
 Resolred. That the proc eedings of this meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and that copies thereof be sent io the True Issue Gazette and Democrat, ssd the Memphis Appeal, ior pubi,. caiion.
 On motion, the meeting adjourned
 Z. SrODDARD, Chairman.
 RoBr. H. STONE, Secretary. [Dsn.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
Illness of senators.

The thinness of attendance in the Senate of late has been remarked by readers Its doubtless ow. Ing in sone measure to the protracted aad intensely sely exciting struggle of the Compromise Bill when the Senate was equally divided and the result so doubtful that every Senator required to be con santy in his seat. and every one was in daily and hourly attendance except Mir. Borland of Arkansas Now we hear without surprise that Messrs Sc ward and Miller are seriously III al their respective homes and we presume others, whose absence is remarked are also detained away by indisposiIiou Mir. Clay however, has returned 10 his seat, with somewhat invigorated health.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
Confirmations by the senate.

" AsHINGrON, Aug. 3U. The Senate yesterday confirmed the following posimasters: F. G Edwards, Louisville Ky; Joaa Meorew, Alleghany City; John King. Peru, Ill; C. Clarke. Aane Ha;bor Mich; B. 5. Williams, De- troit;.Wm Oliver. Cincinnati; ". P Miller Ga lena; Daniel Jones, SanduSky; Isaac Dillon Gain s. vile; A. W. Russell. Indispapoiis; John F. Body, Nieksburg; Abner Giles, SprngfelJ, III; L. Wat son. Vmcennes; Daniel Branlv, Lafayette, Ia; C P. J. Orion, Madison. Ia; " F Pope, Little Rock Ark; A. II. Jourdan, Columbus, Miss; A Gamble, St Louis.
 (. < District -faor1eys.-W. F. Kercheval, Mi1- do Tennessee; W. Gibbs. West Tennessee; J, NJ, Cook, Mo.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
MARBLE CUTTINGS:

Tonsbs, Monuments. Grave stones, &c.,
 Furnished to Order.
 JOSEPH CLARK, NeRe- Caifey, (late Of New C O'leans.) begs leave ,o IhieGIh ihe eitizrGs of Little Rpck and he Vicini'y, ihst he has opeasd establishment vn Wstsy Street, taajoining William Georges store,l fer inc paTPose of executing all kisds of MARBLE WORK, and invites the slien- lion of ai those @aning say ihing ai this kind done in heat and wofkmsh-iike manner and al a mode rsts price He will keep hand stock of The best u'ae''a, and is feaiy 10 execaie all work ia his line Al ihe shortest notice.
 Little Rock. Aug. 6, 1850. 4s-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17

i.--Iessss eF Prsmiaa ior a& tasse af ssy stasr RESFONSfRLE efce 2.i sPesay aud Sstfsf frf9fs sfa%fAtsf aF tsssss k fl< GSasnsi .9gsHf sF tss Cv%psas s.4 fss Wes- h, sed SosfAena Asfes 3.frbiirsfioa (sf aH a,SsyeAces srAica msY arse Ay Tsffrsss msfgaity ebosSn. i.8waTsts prompiiy 1at3 ia Ssee,s I;srks1Ss F4ads or ErcAapgs CT N,n Yotk, Baltia9re. Csarfrsfos NSw 0. leans. Si Louis, Lssis-Siis, Ptf's6arS. Q, CtsetRaaii. a' Gse opftoH ef iRs tHssysf. Panpeiets, setting forth th. mode and principles ef adjusting Io~ses-Rsies nf Pretniams--ta.slhca- iioa et Hsz'rds. &e. furnished '0 the customers ot the office free ol charge.
 FoTtur'her information, apply 'n ths undersigned who is tnltY awiharlRei To insure DrellHss Saorss Bofsis, iVarehoasss, ht. AdaeEsetories B iras. Sc
 Atso,
 H0Usehoh FarR,iasc. and Gods. IFares. and Nsr. cAaad=f, con sinr or s;aIsd ihsTcin ags,ns loss oe damage by FIRE.
 Dry Goesis, Gro-erses Manx6Retusea Lsssds. p,o- dses. Hsfaehotd Fura'taFs, Etns Sisck, aaf sreyy ofher descriPf,0a cf Ms,cAsadlss or Psrseaal Pre- perig. shipped io be shipped per xn,i steamboat or boats To Aaa from pons on the Western W sl.rs, or hriweea E'siesh ciirs lsia Lakes, or other ia land route and any iowes in Ne Western copn'rs ags,nsi the hazlrds of INLAND TRANSPORrA- TlON.
 ALsn,
 Shipments of Goo4s, Wares ana Merehaa,lixs per good vessel or vessels between Ne~ ori~4n. and Ea irtR DOT s-b tween New Orlr4ss ans. ether C 'ii Por's--5e'we"n ait American posis and Egg tsh or EarUp~sn pil'e. oF 10 sny ether Haiitime po5s NhsisoevsT ir ih- Ataiilic a;rrs against tle PERILS OF THE SEAS
 VIM. B. WAIT. .frsaf, Pro Tas c. Little Rock. Sept 70. iss9 i-4m
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
"ExcE LSloR!n ALEXANDER MILITARY INSTITUTE.


 TULIP, DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS. TYRE second session oi this insiiinte eomtsrakss
 he fist Monday In August. Is5g, and eiesss ti.f last rbursday iu May. 1851. Thr subscriber has Iasi re,uTaed from visit ts Virginia for The purpose ot TroesTing suitable e. soclate ih organizing MiLIrAHy ScHooL. lie takes Efeat pleasure ln announcing to the P.htlr. That be has secured tb~ vices Of Cadet InozAs Q. B8xToS, oi Snfolk, Va. Mr. B~niaa gsadastsa al the Virginia Midiary Instituiv, rsbking GtlA la graduating class of ssrsaiseR and ds n The depart. meat ot Tactics. He comes recommended very hisbiy by thr Superintendent. Col smith. ss gen- iiemsn einaenlly qualified tor the depasiment sf Malhsmsiics sod Tactics, otsI wl,iSh he eill pts- side ih ihe X N. !.
 The course oi instruction pnrsnfd in inc 4. M. will be the satbe That of The Y. N f.. wiih the addiiioH oi te Greek Language fbe i~gelas eourse will embrace period ol three y.ass. tos graduating upon MAlhemaics, Tactics. Nat. Sei- ence, B-llrs Lei;res, Lain and French Languages IT shali be optional with the Cadet ia siady Creek shouid he to s0 four eaIs wiil thea De aeessssry for gi sdaang.
 The Cotrs of Cadets sili be ots.hized this ~IA- ter, ss Chsrisf fo inc Os oT a,iag inc h. si'u'e" can oe Pfocarsd from fie Legislature.
 Those who may desire to psttCnizs ihe " Insii- iu,s,' are requested 10 eetf thei sons al enes. co thai they may go through A necessary preeas stntr course, Presloas 10 eaefbga as Regular Cs.isss.
 Tuition. 50 per session Of 10 mouths. Bossa sie per noaih. The sam oi SSoo xia eeses ct ihe expenses of Rpgaisr Cadet
 The sHbscribrk w0itid refer loose whs mes as- sfe igfiasf information sbont the l" lasn,sts," te Hon soLoS boRLAsD. Hon. C. l.. Seuyy. Esen. K. II. EscnsH, Lhle Rock, EafoSs Gaasiis aaA Hefad." VI
 GEO. D, ALEXANDER. sap.,iaisndsai.
 August 2i .s50. Se-iE