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

By the enterprise oil the citizens Of Detroit four
uank roads are in process Of construction, one Of
which will be completed thirty, and the remaining
three from ten b fourteen miles by the LIST day Of
eeptember next-they will then be extended an
othe. season from 40 10 20 miles in the interior Ia
addition to these artei les into the richest and
productive portions OF the state, the Michigan Cen
iral Railroad traverses the entire state from east
10 west. The Pontiac Railroad is completed, and
in full tide Of operation into the north western pr
ton Of the agricultural part OF the state NayIga-
BE rivers, connecting with innumerable bays and
inets extending from so to IS and 100 miles inland
surround the state. The population Of the state
under the new census will exceed J0OOOo-the
agricultural portions Of the state already settled,
embraces district OF country 20 rl.4Ss oas Oy
about 80 miles in width. The pine icrsss Q: Dill
chgan are equal to any other state 10 the UNION
and this year over 20O,O0O,0OO Of feet OF lumber
will be sawed and sold, while tue number OF saw
mills exceed zoo, and give employment 70 10. less
than 5000 persons.
TIE exports from lie pou OF Detroit dlring ..... o..
the year 1888 were..................-. f@-is % q
The Imports during the same prf01 i.f Dr- a. 81, g..
Iolt Neiesssssss. sssss-s's''''"'' ~ --f-
The amount OF wheat and flour reduced 70 bar
rels, and shipped from Michigan Ia the year lo4''
exceeded one million Of barels-an ano0at tea
times large as all the exports OF wheat and hoas
passing through the Erie Canal from all the c0un-
Try west Of Buffalo in 1895: the export through u al
fAlo IN that year being in BoGr 1888 oarresi N
wheat se,07l bashels-equal TO lOe,026 oarfeis-
The Ether.ef Ike her Eea!s d PFsifies, arc mex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
s. DRAPER, Jr. Aucnoneer.
SALK OF CANNON AND 81 ALL A sn1Ls . AZ

CTHE NAVY YARD, BROOkLYN-HAG0Ehfns
DRAPER JONES win sell al public auction, o. the U
3. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, on SATURDAY June ", al ~
lock noon the following cannon, carronados and small
arms rz: Csnnon--3 long 42poondersi ~ long S2s; 81
long s 62 long 1884, IL long la 80 long So long So
1885, lss and 6pounder gunnades; l3nch and l-inch
morars swivels 5 boarding csps 1853 dnt musksis; ~
bowie knife pistols; rifles bunderbusses Terms cash
The above be removed from the Yard sfef The
fals 40 me Commsndant Of the Yard may direct. myA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
AUCTION SALES.

B. GARDINER. Aueuoaeer
by BALDWIN GARDINER,
ID Store SIS Broadway, cor. Anlhoay-s..
~ Particular attention win DO given sales Of Fancy
Goods Porcelain, Paintings &c. Aso, Furniture OF isl-
Hes giving up housekeeping Also Stocks Of Manalse-
rarers, &c. All Of which are respectfully solicited
Having made arTaD cement with Mr.. A G, TUrTLE A.
bis salesman be hopes merit the patronage OF his ends
and the public. ., - lei hu
Rich Fancy Goods-At 10 clock, Al the saes roou SIS
Broadway large sale OF rich fancy goods us. Landed and
worthy attention. Particulars In few dsVs leI
A. M MERWIE Anctoneer.
RDY BANGS PLATT g. co. store 24 hrosrwxy.
ID Particular attention given 20 tho sale Of Priya1e Lsor
ries Cash advances made when desired
FRIDAY EVENING, June IL All O'CLOCK.
AssIeNEEs SALE OF BooKsELLERs sTocg-A lsrce ena
desrabes collection OF Standard, Miscellaneous SCHOOL,
Classical snd Juvenile Books in quantities.
Also agreat variety Of Staple and Fancy SianonefySe.
Catalogues are now ready and may be bad At tbs saes
MONDAY EVENING June II, a, O'Clock.
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS Books.-A large eoiiec'
lion OF valuable works In Theology, Medicine aud Surgery
BioN Apply, History Poetry, Arts, Ac
Catalogues with full particulars win be ssucd on Ssnif'
DAY and may be seen al the sales room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

ExTRACT OF LOGwOOD.-A superior s'sics,
Il nx19facfsred and for sss b. ms Nepsrtsn h.ss--
CEes 80 Ws.sf-si- az sGeod'l hUssELLA .1iLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
THE HOUSE or FRiEHps'

and on. .. oso I'm VIZ sSos. s w INV which
ny RsEd., Iss s &c ss Of nv Kill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
DIR. II. K. ROOT,
The celebrated Consumption and Blood Dscor and H's'
ofths anti CoHsunpii1e BaTo"eier
Office No. 5ll Broadway, New fofx. -. 90,
nR ROOTS triumph consists Ia me psrinal,ei4. 49,,
~ Consumption. Cancers, TumoIs Dseasss o. ns go,
Lung, LIVER Spleen Stomach Kidneys lnss1lJ flus
Worms Gravel Psnls Deafness bh caess, - -,
Paralysis Spns DefoTmities Diseases Of bsa's' @N1 S
dreu and Infectan Hunors Of al nnos &C. 10, n ,.a
Charges FOR medicines moderate Efeai1A o' u 2
Luugs with the Barometer s.. ADVICE fEAs Jeii nN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
~ NarICR Is HKRERY GIYRN hai all lhoss

On NOTICE Is HEREBf GtyEs Tie; al Hose 's
~ eersln pieces psEres sr1 los OF land s1se IN NE
s fllsge on DBIkirk In s town OF fomife county OF
cbsulsuos and State ofhs1fofk, which on diyslon OF
s~,sn and. al Danks By aud saong tie proprtetofs
sbsrsof made March l. 1856 ~e!s conveyed 70 Russell H.
Nesns and CharlesC KIM IN TVS % ssa tes sss &c.
Uee Of The County ofchaisagss 10 heef ~ o. dsefs Ct
"a Wi be sod By or dr1er Tie direction Of he Trls
- - nnlr ancilou At HeYchsEts kxehsage IN TIC
civ of HewYosk on The 16h cay o. June, ia ssn sse 70
Al n O'Clock Of thai day, and 70 cornnQe
oa dsy 70 DAY unl whole oIsl4 rass properly soA
be sold -. - ..-. ~ ~. .nxs...~
money 70 be paid TO the SuciOneer % nc gay hss1
rsn 10 Russell H. HeyDs zE1 Casnes " Alag On ne
;,h dsy Of July rex wien ee eesas WI. 20 oeavereos
nnd ssvepykye per ant % sia 81 Dcna &c aorTfss.
p.r anrUm pay sDls seniepnGAil 49, 90.
% Isnds 10 BE- sod conpTss ABOUT 600 b1lcng ois IN
s aee OF Dunklrk Msps OF he properly msy be sson
AZ ths auction Of Ashory ssecter, Eco Ancson-
ssr 7 Brosd-st Ia he eiry Of S-forx
For In(orn.Oo In regard 70 t8s lille, spp.y 70 HefYy
RsscleS Attorney "a Broadway, Nsw-forS-
Eew.Yogk May y, lsS.
CHARLES c. KING,
ry9I JI47io,i2I< 10 inenDsdsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

very critical position the wind being high at the
Tine After abon, fifteen minutes, the schooner
Rival, OF Truro, Mass. Capt .. X Gross, bore down
upon the yacht and rescued the gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

Total Of arriving and departing vesses.h"o -'-ss'V0
Apart from this, there is daily to and from ports
within the Custom. House District OF Detroit an ar,
rival of at least 10, averaging 80 tans each, and
making $4,000 tuns in q navigation season oil 2io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

BODY FoUSD.-The body Of an unknown man
was found early yesterday morning floating in the
East River, at the foot OF Littlest. near Jackson
Ferry. II was taken to the dead house, where the
Coroner held an inquest. Verdict, found drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

RoBBIYG UScLE SAM.-A young man by the
name Of Patrick Hayden was taken into custody
by officers Leach and Brd charged with stealing
q copper bolt and two nuts from the Navy Yard
Several articles Of this description had lately been
missed, so a watch was set and the accused was
detected in the act.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
south Africa and its Sports.

Extracts from Five Years of Hunters Life in the Far
Y%e Ostyich.--A favorte method adopted by the
wild Bu>unan for approaching the ostrich and
other varieties of game, is to Clothe himself in the
SIX OF one ut these birds, in which, taking Of
the wind he stalks about the plain, cunningly
initiating the gait and motions of the ostrich until
within range, wheD, with wedrec,ed poisoned
arrow from his thy bow, he generally seal
the fate OF any Of the ordinary varieties OF game.
Those insignificant looking arrows are about two
feet SIX inches in length they consist OF slender
reed, with sharp bone head, thoroughly poisoned
with a composition, Of which the principal ingred-
eItS are obtained sometimes from succulent herb,
having thick leaves, yielding a poisonous milky
juice, and some times from the Jaws of snakes.
The bow barely exceeds three feet in length its
string is Of twisted snews When a Bushman
6nGs ostrich nest he ensconces himself in it, and
there awaits the return of the old birds, by which
means he generally secures the pair. 1t is by
means of these little arrows, that the majority o.
the fine plumes are obtained which grace the heads
OF The fair throughout the civilized world.
Porcupjac AdrcntUre.-I had rather an absurc
adventure with Porcupine, which cost me my
pack saddle, the only thing OF the sort | had il
camp. Long before daybreak | sadded up, an,
rode North with my two alter-riders and a spar,
horse with the pack saddle. As day dawned
came upon a handsome old porcupine, taking hi,
morning airing. a first sight he reminded me o
a badger, Unwilling to discharge my rifle, as j
was probable we in the vicinity of oryx
resolved to attempt his destruction with tbs thic
end Of my "iambok," the porcupne, like the sea-
being easily killed with blow the nose.
Jumped off my horse, and after a short race i
which tried him with many turns, when he inva
rialty doubled back between my legs giving M
tie G. n,neft OF his bristling quills, succeede
in killing him with the jambok, but not till ha
received several wounds in my hands. My boy
the while sat grinning in their saddles, enjoy
ing the .,yty of their baas."
CIose NJ the Leopard-On the morning of til
"a rode into camp after unsuccesstully follow
ing the sroor Of nerd Of elephants for two days
a Westerly course. Having partaken of SON
refreshments, l saddled up two steeds and rod
down the bank of Ngotwan with the Bushman,
seek for my game that | might find. After rdm
about a mile along the rivers green bank, | can
suddenly upon old male leopard, lying under II
-hadr Of e thnfn grove. and painting from the gre
heat Although was within saty yards 9t hr
~ 4si nai hssgt 'hs haErss sgss9. / .Asugh'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

Foreign LemS.-Commander Forsyth, II. N,
who has lately returned in the Prince Albert
from his search for Sir John franklin, arrived at
Portsmouth October llih, from London, to have an
Interview, by direction Of the Admiralty, with Sir
Edward Parry, the well-known Arctic voyager,
(low superintendent OF Haslar Hospital for the
purpose Of explaining to Sir Edward every particu
lar with reference TO the ropes, canvass, stores,
ETC., found at Cape Riley, in order to ascertain his
opinion as to whether they had belonged to one OF
her Maesty's ships. Dhs result is Il decided con
viction on Sir Edward Pary'4 part that they are
traces of Sir John FTanklin's expedition.
cat one of the public-houses the pilgrims tof
whom three thousand were assembled at HergOtD
spent the night in eating and drinking. While
baking the fish the oven took fire. Behind the inn
were a number ofstabes and barns, in which hun
dreds of the pilgrims were rePOsing, and almost all
p4rIshed in the flames, which rose rapidly
through the thatched roofs, and were famed by
strong wind, that there possibility of raising
ladders TO attempt to rescue single individual,
Many threw themselves from the lofts, and with
broken limbs, half consumed with fire, reached
hithsr and thther with The most peOus cries. Not
a single engine was in the place. Scarcely half of
the pilgrims were saved, and those who have snr-
Virei have for the most part been mi Ired. The
bodies Of the dead were found burnt to a cinder. 1t
was a night never to BE- forgotten"
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says hat more than one hundred thousand opera
lives have omitted France since he revolution cf
February and that more than two-hirds of tte g
were natives of Pai5. Some have emigrated 10
hlgters, others to California, without counting
those who were transported and who have not Ie-
turned TO Paris, and WOrkmen of various kinds who
repaired 10 their DTOVnCes where they have found
agricultural employment.
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THE DRUNKARD's WIFE.

THE DRUNKARD' WIFE.
BT J. B. AITCH.
The midnight winds are signing where
A lovely woman wecps
= sjuless child IS how'd in pray'r,
While yet another sleeps
But bark he comes with totl'rng tread
Along. the lonely way,
For whom her briny tears are shed,
For whom the child doth pray.
But comes he with the wonted word
Of kindness on his lip
And bends he with affection now,
The honed kiss to sip
Doth prattlmg babe his coming bless
With smiles serenely bright,
Or brings he gifts of tenderness,
To yield it more delight
All no his hand is lifted high
To strike the cruel blow,
And wrath is flashing from his eye,
On her whose tears fast flow
The babes he once so fondIy press'd,
Close to a fathers heart,
No more are lovingly caressd,
But now are bade depart.
Oh once, if but his steps drew nigh,
How Quckly would those tears,
In Joyous ecstacies be dry.
Aud IulI'd those troubled fears,
Bur he comes, and not the thrill
q. y7y Bounds through the heart;
no bat their fears grow wilder still,
and warmer tear-drops start.
-rar-- five short years have pass away,
SINCE, embling at his side,
Surrounded by the bright array,
She stood his new made bride
Aud fervent, altho scarcely heard,
" as the" hef soai .breathed vow,
And ihrdun9y his soul it stIrrdi
But on Ao" a.ter'd now
And had they told her he would prove
Less Kind in other davs.
Than when he breath'd his first, young love.
And woke in her its blaze
How would She then their words have spurn'd d,
IT," anger On "ef Dro"'
ana win coNHoing Iooh nave turn
10 nun WHO SPufn' nef no"
The fading rose upon her cheek,
The wan, within her cot
Alas alas too well they speak
How alter'd is her lot
For her no more the music swels
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
70 close q COpartnershp-B Building lot on Pal
myra street, Second Municipality.
Z

GATUHDAT No7=mi sr O. at u oc ocAWi be sold Banks
y Arcade, to close Cspartuers.II--
certain LOT OF GROUND being Lot No. 90 10 the square
founded by tamvr, Roman Prielr and Jackson
trom Palmyra aud a front,
dsF ot 09 feet 10 inches having aide tyway with
lots ~ q aud p OF e a per plan deposited in the Office O
JaIles Graham, N F., and which Will be exhibited sale.
Tenn Ouel'th cash balance T. - IS ard "a months,
with Interest at per from date and
the property
Act Of sale before James Graham N p the expense the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
BOOKS-STATIONERY
.N9aU ESOOk Store.

NO. DO EIaVIeT stTeet.
E JOHN BALL. Agent, receiving and opening al the
large Law, Medical Thsoog
CAL School, Standard nd Miscellaneous Books.
ALSO the largest and superior stocks Of Stationery
brought this city, consisting in part Of
English Cap and Letter Papers, Note Papers
and Envelopes to match
Sealing Wax Fancy Seals Counting Fancy Stands
Quis, Steel PENS Ink and article usually kept by su
His stock Machoe Goolss very large and elegant
consisting oil
Writing Desks Portfolios Albums, Stands, Work Boxes, Jewe!
Cases, etc, etc.
superior Gold Silver TORTOISE Shell, Morocco Fancy
Porte Monnates, Gold Pens etc.
E His stock large and complete, and all the GooI and
mesh having selected by Mr. D. the North this Fall He
respectfully call public,
that he will sell them Goods very Fces.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
Succession of Cyrus Gvecn-ImnrOy- Property
on suzette street, Second Municipality.
RN u. 4. RTEA RD. AnCfiOmeer.

\tEpN iluclmutE s ' Z oaoeS-" III h aoa al aug
" Banks Arcade.
Hon Les. Judge OF the second District Conr. Of Nrwrr'.n,
dated Nov. :, 1850
The follow Ing aesc5hst property belonging the
Cyrus Green, deceased. viz
Lot OF taOUN0. all tie Improvements thsrson
in the bounded by Benjamin, sp4ete St Th"mS and
CluUpUuia Said Lot iS feet inchas It lines
front Suzee by depth Of IN et 10 Sc inches between
aralie lines The improvements comprise large
family residence built having below eight
ahoy with galleries nt AMI side, Kitchens and servants
the With cstern raised brick ounda
tons arranged for keeping meatE, butter, etc below.
Oue-hird cash. balance II and is months r
bearing per interest from date by
property.
rlFU hRspr US
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

pOARDIHG-Tw families and several gentlemen can
- be accommodated with board at No. 249 Common st,
between St John and st. Peter streets. OBS 3mlp"
- PRINTEEARnFN AND FIEID d SEEDS. .q-a,
~ Raised for F ID. GAY, aud selling ut his New sss3
Ii seed Store CYOssman street, (New Buildings on -
/ lI4ANJS. O26 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

Many an intellect that wastes its time in proftless
mental speculation, or loiters life away in the Pc
rusal of trashy books, would find new delight in
tracing the wonder working process of Nature,
and learn, through revering Nature to adore Ma
ture's God. philadelphia Bulletin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
EDUCATION.

CarrOlItOn Episcopal Female Seminary,
1--WE mics from New u erns and 2eO rdI beySGd the
L Of the N y. snd Carrnlitou Railroad
REND ELIJAH GUlON, Rector. aud PHctp Of the English
Deputmant.
MAS. CLARA D. N. GUlON Priacipa! Musical De-
par
The RT. REv'D LEONIDAs POLK, d. D., will eBoGieio,
ritoral slperon Of the general adIrs Of
THIS nstuou fT the instruction q young ladies all the
branCHs OF corpe ChriTan education viii be openet for the
reception board pupils MONDAY, November 4h
r elegant spacious Aansi5n Omeriy the H1aH
HJus and e.euty the Tel=nCe Of Dr. J. l.. RIdds
sanity situated hea lhy and retired Caroto1
the Of the Mississippi river cesIbIe Orleans
all hours BY the Railroad.
The tKPsg.s for Board Tuition English, French Vocal
Muse and Wahing 800 Of msnths
MUST, incuag uIe St Instruments $40 per term drawing sis
pkn IpoonI The requisites urniih
the retiuiion AL will be equrstsry and nUG-
riuby advance.
~ vtE the pupils will be reIucte their parents snd
EaTns, and authorized BY them. Saturday P NJ.
apart the reception visitors, No vista received Sunday
Retcss TIE Dshcp and Cergy Of the Episcopal
Church m Louisiana Caroon, Parish OF Jefferson Octber
%, $780, o24 5m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

lG- No SALE pW Be expected, 1eithowt the
purchaser Dsrriy sGfed that The article is least 25 30
per cent cRso be procured any or house The e,
as al the articles enumerated hGve been put dorH eOHis
sion.... NO DEVIATION need be expected
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

A LGIERS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANDLERY
IA SToRE-The unde signed is grateful for the patronage
heretofore and to the of his customers
has enlarged his stock and store and hoses with these facilities
Ship, Steamho4t and Family orders in the Grocery and
lie keeps family hand assortment of Fresh
GroGee, Paints and Oil, Pitch and furpeune oakum and
Coal Tar etc. COrage Of all kinds aud genera assortment
of Hardware CroCkeTY and Tin Ware, and Shelheds W ar
rs 2n- THOMAS HUGHES.
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BY VINCENT & co.

Catalogue .Of..........mDrY Goods.
BY VINCENT s. co.
J. ErGENE ToURNE, Auctioneer
SATURDAY November g. 1850, OcOck-WlI be sold
-
$50 packages and lots DRY GOODS Alpacas French
COttcuads iRs, Cluth Cameres Saine Checks Beached
and Brown Sheetngs superior lii Blankets Hosiery, Nous
seliue de LairCs
T- Catalogues delivery early morning SALE
At v mich time gOIGs he examined
Terms sh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
NrENN ORLEANs FEMALE INsTITUTEl-O

7 DAY AND BOARDING School FOR YOUNG LADIES,
at No. 252 CAMP Strce-CCnducted by DR.. and MRS.
MACAULAY. This Institution is under personal
supervision of Mrs Macaulay; the advanced clsses the
literary and scientific departments are taught By Dr. Macau
lay, assisted by another gentleman. To give Instructions in
French, Spansh and Italian languages, in Drawing,
Dancing, Vocal and Instrumental Music the accom-
piished professors are mDlOyed.
The school is arranged make it both English
and French school, and the aim OF the prnc pa
duct their pupils through substantial and systematic
Of studies aOrdng at the tune progressive know
ledge and progressive discipline Of the heart well the
mind For the instruction of pupils of every and grade
Of intellectual culture, ample arrangements have been made
No efforts will be wanting promote the Improvement of
the pupils, aud young ladies received into the family
boardes will share in the eoyments, privileges and
tons of daughters.
The Play Ground item essential schools large,
dry ard secluded from public view and references when
required will be made who have had their daugh-
ters at the Institution for years.
A coutse of Lectures History and Biography will be
delivered the advanced classes by DR.. Nacauay during
winter and to aid the pupils in understanding the lectures
scientific subjects, the school furnished with the requisite
apparatus. For further information application may be
made personally or by letter. au5l 3md&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
BY WIN. p. SCOTT,

Stock of a Cabinet-maker, at 139 Magazine ST.
BY WM.P u. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.
MONDAY, November IL hafpss 10 oclock-W be sold at
WI auction without
great variety of FURNITURE in the above sorebaance OF
the : sock of a dealer retiring fIom basneGs.
nss Sale positive. Terms cash ns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
Large Stock of Hosiery,
L --..l -
Jenny Linds, Muntillas and visites.
Is Bonnes, ol various kinds auI sty'es......sl 90
Embroidered Curtains:

200 pieces u yards each .....S3 90
Paris Curtains, yar.s long .............. 90
go 81 d" ....,......... 50 "
Kerseys Ln,eys CottonaIsE BInsets Fannes, Kentucky
Jeans CaIsneres sane Dnlss Swiss, India, Book, Null
Jsconet and Bishop Musns Mosquito Netng Diapers, Ribbons
Linen sheetnF TowenI Table Covers together with
many other articles
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
REMOVALS.

d DEMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER Il Co. have
IL removed from So Gravsr street TO No. 4Camg street,
above Graver. s59 ON
d EMOVAL-J. RoMAYosA has removed from
IN No. Front the next door, No. o, up sal1.
between CustomhOuse and BenHile sts sl7 IT'D
EMOVAL-DR. MCKELvEY has removed
IL his Office to No IL CaIondeet, between Canal and Com
mon streets. M Sna
n EMOVAL- SAMUEL WOLFF has removed
II from Is Graver eetto the 90 Camp between
GravieT and Poydrss streets. nj
d DEMOVAL-RoBERr ]. KRR, Notary Public,
IL successor to Jules NOISY has removed his Office No.
81 CiraVsr between Camp and st Charles ms lstos
ID EMOVAL-HUTCHI DAGUERREuTYPE
Ia removed the northeast of Canal and Chatres
street.-The finest Portraits the world sksn at this
tablishment pTces 10 suit The times. Gail and In.
trance No. "a Canal street NJ 3Inop-
NTATTS-tnO0 kegs Boston Nails, for sale by
~ y a KENNEDY ; FOSTER is Ts5vesisssisaS
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MAVORALTY OF NEwORLEAEs Nov. 4, 1850.
NOTICE hereby gwen, utiln that
~ will sell tue lowest ridder, oce, MONDAY, the
lth day OF November II o'clock furnishing
hundrd yards square block completion
Of the square block paving on 1chOuptrulRs ,treet.
no A, ID. CRoSsNAS Mayor.