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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23
AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY

E14Fl-hANaN AAOOASAb ONp SONA1
ITALIAN OPERAHOt 81, FEB y
FE'HF ST BSCRI RERS. sd the public general. a-e
respectfully informed Fat the llr4 prNri Concert n
r Shove last gnon WI AXE rsce a he ie.'sn upers
Hose. On SATURDAY EVENING FEB = tSs0 on
which occasion he i owing uer srt-ts " Do s1pesr
sIlNoRlNA BERIUcCA. stGNoR RoSSl-c0RSl.
SISS >0 PpENRiNI SNtSSN0S SAHNrOUiNiNo
SIGNOR BENEyFNrANO MIR RICWD HOFFMAN
ant an Orchesus of sNu Performers
during frr Hr-er VII be- performed Grand Pot Pour
ID AID q Grand F-1.sse for Nird Instruments, conpu-
ing Pee 'esi talent ia .he country
coNDCcrnRs
Nr.srs GEORGE LOOFR and MAX MARErLEK
r-e-tr f'r frrl-ru and buNv-. ssch Amphilhealsr
-.us Reserved Seals which car be- secured the Ros
ne CHAINED .he principal Music and Book Stores
st fhe Ofce ufths society 40 Broadway and 81 The
ooN once of the Italian Opera Particulars ia small bs
lsf ffMWFSSsh
'V'NBERNACLE.-EDw RENE N.Y. The cele-
trsird Hrnferan Noinis- begs 90 announce 20 ne
pubic of Newl TIA, ts second NOca and iusrmeua
.rocri VII iase ace ~ he Tabernacle on MONDAY
EVENING. f-h s. l3N. assisted hv the eminent artise
-u.ura BOEOHf>E Mr u c. rlMM viii preside
sf c rala-ins Grand Orchestra under the a rerton
Of guor IA MAMMA Tickets 81 cents be- had Al he
sra place. Doors open az Concert Al O'Clock pre-.
sF 81 -'s-
OARNUli's AMERICAN NUSEI Nj T
OBAkNJ VI, Msnaserand Proprietor; joan Greenwood
Dr. Ass slant Manage SATURDAY. FEB. - benefit OF
Mr. ANDREW ROBERTS Two splendid Performances
u he afternoon a. and = o'clock IN The evening Enter
iaus varied each performance Jim Crow Rice a. Gin
yer ire he farce OF Virginia Mummy, with Mr. {. We
ngs. Messr- M'rriaed Rose. Warden, Clarke snd Hig
rfs Misses Stlnhope. fenfsnd and " est The Marunet
Family appear great variety Of the Rsvel MISTER pieceS
'ncgdInk comic ini-rIdes beauufs likeness of Jenny
n0rsns. Madam Rockwell &C. Admission 10 he Museum
snd performance . GO Children under 10 years ~ cents
IHAMPNEN'- GREAT ORIGINAL PIC
Ut RE- or TIE RIVER RHINE AND ITS BANKS
nuw IN flis ctv sud W Be opened on MONDAY, FEB
g >. ihe spacious Panorama Hal 5ss Bfoadssy eorne'
"A " HEsr : tlf 1fsuaF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

INITIAL rrrv INSURANCE COMPANY
Oa-e 81 W.. e. JaIIc-y- cllr-I
NTH A SECUTED CAPITAL ample % mel a.
w -s--.--- r--.e. Insure il- ives NJ BON -cs
a. ~ =. ssrr--s- .--.-s :. ~ oit-r Company TIE NJ
"a 80 "A III. Com az secres a re prots 70 Le -
--.. Do zee trF-r-t. vile .f-z - 80 a s-s----
,.,--- .r.rr-i ID s--vtVofs I1e Fr4lc az 1Fi,-t {.
erls--e Re rsns prc7o-- hy 's Ccrfa1y I' 'acces'
"a aeeu ~ ara .rle-
r...- rl,r-- 30 go, '--rcts--s BtEZ b1s-9-.
T+----,s TIeacA .r lll-c-.-- Dee l'
a~-.v,o JUDD HOLSTER. 81 Vast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

q. FOR ~ALE-The 'hrre-story la.c a1i basement
g. house wiih '9, r fae ~ Lausr-1e7 ace Twenty
- llntl--tI between J. -hl al NII ass. Log - by "a
3tol-c o. hy SO = Tie house 10 hni-hed 10 superior
urrrer Win a ies n0tcrn improvements, ba.. water
.els bot and cDld waller supplied mari e Top wash
basin. la bedrooms -as sc TIE lrEuhorn1uu house
Are eftryqsy drs .e or Lentec. family Apr On ne
prem. .es. or fo j. r. FLANAGAN. Walls - lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23
BRUCE Chiffon Auonour.r
x.pnfkIxN pRnpTRTy AT ATCTION

pROuKLYN PROPERTY AT AUCTION
DCOLE Chiffon will sell on MONDAY, March
e. At the MerchEns Exchange, NewfOrs. those three
sstoy bdck dwellings situated In smith 81 between Butler
and Bac tho east aide. Houses 1xS0 eetj lots
Oxl0o feet-belng well finished with under cellars,
bic msusls and grs1ssn all respects desirable residence
for gentecl family.
Also three history brick dwellings In Bsluc-sL east
Of smith a. These very desirable residences for
small family being II feet Inches BY ~ feet having I'M
der cellars and marble nAnsls and very conveniently
ranged.
Terms uborsl-mAds n the ONCE Of Ihs Auction
err. III stMht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23
r & KEMP Aasnonssr
HJORTc ACRES ~AI.E W VASDsonp ~,

lfVIA 7 NsNffE : NNflt " HANDSOME FIN.
4tNfrt RE. PiANO-EORrES, Gc THIS DAY tSstur.
tsv.l Al 10 o'clock a. u Wa sL-R L. kEAP Will eel Il
auction above. by order ~ morgagee Arge ard had.
assortment Of rosewood mahogany and hlssk wanni
nriure Ac-conssting Of ono elegsnt rosewood o.
piano fore bu itte used rosewood sofss, iee-a-
easy aad psror chairs crimson sk plush Brussels
and ngrsu carpets. mirrors Frencn msuiel oruanents
rosewood sud mahogany center sh'es extension diang
s1es walnut LIBRARY houk several tne OIL paint.
ugs Handsomely framed sofa bedsesds. china diuHer
lnd silver pa,si war;, mahogany soss and chairs
at OF hsck walnut sof.s ard chairs handsome sci OF
rosewood chamber furniture mshogAny french bedsirsds
hsr mattresses saih-r beds msrbetop dressing bureaus
snl ssh.alds Nauui bureaus ashsand and hedseed
cars.Cst chairs rocking chairs chs CRIB toilet tables
mahogany dining card. side and woFk tables chairs
uet ware crockefy and las ware kchen furniture Ne
A 81 rosewood 81 octave psnofoue, very good In.
sirurcnf. been in use about one yesr
$50 D superior 7ocs,e houdoir piccOio piano fOyts,
isie in Paris Catalogues are nov really. n ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

" ChGs. A, Dana BAG. vii lecture ec'or" ve
rtvnQoricsl Scce'v ~ CHIFFON TEL Nonos, evening
Saeoc EUsoPFAN RrVoLVttoS ia 1899 Seas free 81 i'
" Iycerr of Natural ltistOrN.-the Hanus
netrhs ff she election ol crfs 'Nr IRE easniHh yea H
y sed he rOoUs cot tho SJCsy So tIosdway ca Mon
GAY evening. .5ih .rt' 81 z o'cloct
81 ~ RnRFRN m NNOMNNl. Nrcrels-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

kon FTesu's Err ms Co tref Nei Gray, ESQ Sec l'.
ftog Esgie Fire lns CO (psr lhcs Glover va See l1
New -YoTA. Feb - JOHN :. GILES. Treasure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

g. AT PRIVATE SALE The late residence of
H. trIwe... deceased. 10 offered A. private sac
- fhe day of N7-cl next To lis situated n EaHk ~
s,il cv. 5' ana within fve minutes wal OF me- New
Jersey Ra1ai Depot and he principal business sections
The house stories snd attic containing finish
ed ard e :, respects rery dcsr,h property
portion ~ Pie purchase money may rsmsn "a bond and
mortgage % desired
Further particulars Wi boz made Known on application o
either of fIe subscribers Executors al the lge Printing
Otce i9j Markets. N-N1rE
EDWARD q. CROW ELL
ROBERT CROWELL.
E.r-..- IL = LIZ. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

" Second Ward Farsusul 70 Anofder 81 nc Den
$40 Nng Gcrersl Couniites Of De Ciy Of N"N-l ofN
- Wig electors III he SrccOd Nerd VIII nee, a. ne
Sod Ward Roiel On Wednesday lie .3th me- 10 c.ec'
- vSerses 10 tAc General Committee tof uie year -o
~ epee nom - Ociock io 4 O'Clock 7. "
Sgped mo IVES Chsirnlar Special Con.
Asw.Yogk F,h al tSia .lf 6us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

~ LtTIhlQs on fIItiNI III IFEVVIN'F9 y -
Dss VAss vi aciycT az the teuSle Academy, !'fslt
ses Agee Lectures or Florence, Rorr, snd ttasn In.
= q evvu,egs ruesdsy. FEB l2 Th1fsdSv REQ =. s
SS'dsy, Feb -. 81 = o'clock. fckets a. - Tor Ar
sis = no sag'e Lecture, 70 be hsc =. A-o'r
~ sere Alsrt,cs Rsdchs's 90 coIner 81 Cia:ol =, q
toor ISL sasNTuTh&S-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

I1-A. A-seis--t.--. ..----.-- 49, ~
Upon B T3 Pc ces moss .r force seized lr'f 'u I fi
sri. ts IrAcr- auI Policies lri noe Nsr D. l.t.
rc directors .ae declared .4rtt uf On per cent OBJ
ir Fl-ir4us paid 90 f- table ra.rs being Go" PROFITS o
laf.
TIE Directors taerc gsi ihe Losse- lri Hive
enI r..,r.et .Ie iHu al -0 l- a. and - add. slf
ui S0f off dec lrsl If- es er4'reI HF ie b i1N p
haze Ie.e . rs ~ fs tr-f $40 aC0 y d i- i-
bong hose declared tlo lst frLlsr lti and i- l-
uaV. la"
Those to ding s,r.r to be- paid o1 end s0-r Marc
which time Ie initftsf iu cease Those ' -r Gt'ilria-
hive .t-n placed ' t.lr crtt.f Id receive Pc tAne "t
ll,rre. Iv cIr,t lr their lutr- a. gees n.ti.fr
Ill A---.-.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

ASenue. b nrd C-CusSI SIS SSrAs. EDITOR cl he Pr.
Vasrs Fr.snd~ WI Lecture "a his Church % morrow
tSVaaayl aecrnCca or ile best means ~ va
fom M, civ Sud Ia .he evening on he Tue 90 s
4 r.rsstleri Sest. free. TIE sccoui Jecgre ~ ihr
oOa-se "a hs Church l he given next "Wednesday over
a. H. Y,h insf a q oc.ocK bv Kty. ptS \. LsE sub
-NCourtrv Al CIV Life TcAe;s =. c;s. ~ a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

Isaac ARRtTr Secretary.
MiNTUs~ Posr u D. nel ca. Examiner who sitends
g., tlc of So daily fiou D. fo ~. O'Clock
JOSEPH BLUNT CoInsr' 'or
cif cVIs CHARLES GILL Acil1r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

WILLIAM n FkANkLIN, AucnOneef-
DRICk HOUSE AND Lot IN FEE in Twelfth
ID u-WiILlAM n. FRANKLIN, SON co. viii
.e ~ Auction TUESDAY, Feb -, Of ~ O'clock ut hs
Merchants Exchange Twelnh.st-Ths modern buili
ihre sorg brek house sud lot In fee -
Is, 25zi03 e. house. 25Eto feet am i3f Slehis'
s.Lx...l GRAND PIANO-FORTE FOR
r-f-~~---'f lsALE AT AUCTiON--One u Hers
~ n n celebrated Grand Pianos rscegily imported
] " / Iinio this country Will be sold THIS DAY,
Feb -. Al u O'Clock, without reserve, At kEMPSl 4
Watg z3f ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

~ The Treasurer OF the Fire Department
viii mech pleasure acknowledges thc receipt e., Ur ="
nSng donations. via
tOm CITY FiTo ius Go tVcf d. : Curry. tsg. So SIC
from North River Fire lns c.. tpei Juhn hsgesnAl.
rec SEC ..-.- -.. 1900. q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23


IUfL rs tDNDIl. NI---pr's ..lf
hFNJN & MILLER. S-creltr
LEWIS G. GROW Ei.. Ag0rlrF and Counsel
Jos l. lord. Agent. N-v-l ar.
T.srrf R IA,AsrN. So ID Met Examiner Srrsrs.
jaws srtvsEr MD Mod Eyami-c-. New fofA
MEDICAL tosau CO., cossrfrArtoN
Na,r-rre Mn.t ~ ID DER Van Rensselaer,. , D
o. Scrip l f..- s,to have pad tht,r Prem ln BE- s-f
ans tI gre rr-. of 1 aye ride Ted o Tie u'' any
81 note l PER- of,0e F-iri4rns .ff -awivf-- i W ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-23

JAMES GOODWIN Pte-itent
EEENrzuR FLowER vice. Pres o-rt
GuY K PHItrs. >rcr-.hTy.
Scrp cerfc4,rs o.. F~o !. lsf on po'e.ss ~ p 'l'
~. b. -e--.r.- ~ ,--f u - D-rccrs arc .-r f
f-si of March next on ,rcs-aa-o1 a. ile of - " 49,
" DCSHAM Agrr-
r. s. H1ss.u. a. Mecca ENann-r' y e ofee
5a-lv f-ou fo c.r,ccs H3+--a-I
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-24
New Series-VOG. mo. 81.
away before she executed her intention by
writing as follows to Mrs. Neville:

away before she executed her intention by
writing as follows to Mrs. Neville:
DEAR MADAM Il have too long de-
layed performing what consider duty,
by giving you hint respecting girl by
the name of Juliet Caryll, who, at the
suggestion of Mr.. IIighton, was invited 10
make us a visit, and who unfortunately
came when your son was our guest
With a tolerable face and great deal of
art. we have reason to fear that she sue
ceeded in making an impression on the
susceptible heart of that excellent young
man, who is worthy to connect himself
with daughter of one of the first families
in the State, instead of poor widow.
Sincerely hoping that you may feel dis
posed to profit from this warning,
| remain ours, &c,
HESTER HIGHToN."
In few days the subjoined answer was
received:
DEAR MADAM " our letter came too
late to answer the purpose for which 1t
was intended. Philip, with the full con-
currence of Mr.. Neville and myself, hav-
ing already sought and obtained the prom
ise of Juliet Carryl's hand. That you
may suffer no more anxiety from an ap-
prehension of her unworthiness, my hus-
band and | beg leave to assure you that,
according to the assertion of those whose
veracity can be depended on, they being
uninfuenced by any selfish motive, her
mental and moral qualities are fully equal
to her personal beauty.
Claiming your congratulations, rather
than your pity, remain Yours, &c,
Lucy NEVILLE"
Il always knew said Mrs. Highton,
after she and her daughters had read the
letter, that Mr.. and Mrs. Neville were
very odd and Independent people. They
would let their son marry beggar, if they
got it into their head that she possessed
superior moral and mental qualities
Who cares said Euphrasia. Philip
Neville is not the only young man in the
world who is rich, handsome, and accom-
plished.'
No. said Faustina, but the worst of
it is, they are, like him, unattainable.'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-24

PRESERVING GATHERED FLowERs.-For
the benefit of our lady readers, we copy
from an eastern paper the following recipe
for preserving the beauty of gathered flow
ers -
Procure fiat dish of porcelain, in
which pour water place upon it vase
of flowers, and over the vase a bell glass,
with It's rim in the water. The air that
surrounds the flowers being confined be-
meath the bell glass, is constantly moist
with water, that arises into it in the form
of vapor. As fast as the water becomes
condensed it runs down the side of the
bell glass in the dish, and if means be
taken to enclose the water on the outside
of the bell glass, so as 10 prevent 1t from
evaporating into the air of the sitting room,
the atmosphere around the flowers is con-
tinually damp. The plan is designated as
the " Hopean Apparatus. The expert
ment may be tried on a small scale. by in
yerting a tumbler over rose bud in
saucer of water"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-24

OLD MEMORIES.

Oh, who would lose the memory
OF childhood's early day?
Would wipe mothers tenderness,
A fathers care away?
A dear, dear brothers earnest love,
A gentle sisters smile,
The joyous friend of early years,
When life was glad the while?
Oh, who would roll the Lethean wave
Above the early youth,
When earthly light seemed all undim'd,
And all unsullied truth?
Nay, nay amid life's later scenes,
Amid its cares and tears,
There are green spots to which we turn
Through all our after years.
There's many light from by gone days
Around our paythway cast;
There's many treasure gathered in
The unforgotten past.
Then unmolested let me dwell
From present scenes apart,
And CLEAN from memory's treasure house
A lesson for the heart.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-24
A NEW MEDECINE!
BROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER

A VERY valuable preparation for persons
N recovering fiom fever, or other diseases.
few drops imparting to the stomach glow
and vigor equal 20 gassful of brandy, or other
stimulants, without any of the debihtating et-
fects which are sure to follow the use of liquor
of any kind and it is therefore especially APP
pI icable to children and females. To the aged
IT will prove great comfort; to the dyspeptlc.
and TO those who are predisposed to gout and
rheumatic affections, II gives great relief; and
to the inebriate, who wishes to reform. but
whose stomach is constantly craving the naX-
ious liquor, it is invaluable-giying tone to the
digestive organs, and strength 70 resist temo,a-
ton, and is consequently great agent in the
cause of temperance For sale by
J. b. MITCHELL,
Lewist0wn, March -, 1850.
L<LEDGE MOUIDS, l6to2 ltis fer safe by
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-24

al say, Glenn cried two dispating dar-
kies, appealing for decision to sable UNI
pire, /" which word is right-dy-zactly Or
de-zactly 2" The sable umpire reflected
a moment, and then, with look of wis
dom, said can't tell per-zactly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-24

In moral feeling there is presentiment
of eternity. know nothing more sublime
and profound than the saying in the New
Testament Our life is hid in Christ
with God
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-24

"Have YOU ever broken horse :" en-
CURED horse-jockey. Nonot exactly y
replied Simon, " but I've broke three or
four wagons"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-24

The more a man knows, the less he IS
apt to talk--discretion alIays his heat, and
makes him coolly deliberate when and
what he is fit to speak.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-24

WITNESS Box.-A place where person
is obliged to receive every species OF YER
bal insult, without being able TO resent 1t.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-24
Vol Whole No. 1855
Rates Of Advertising.

= squares, . tlhleS <.Uo INOtIceS before mar
3 mos. $50 riages, &c. Sl2.
Communications recommending persons for
office, must be paid in advance at the rate Of
25 cents per square.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-24

CtLEDGE MOULDS, Toto - lis, fsr saie by
- mal7f f. G. FRANClSCUS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-19
The following are tbe nroceedinos }


TIE folIo,. ;n,, ~ M .a n; ~ - r,
in relation 70 ,h ~ VI So"siess
The SFNATr. ts,v r,.,,,os. vssA. :, ,-,
was called to order bv Asbbnrv D;oLans eloos =,
- ~ a1S aT n prayer Was delivered
yrhe M 80 ~ = pusiei, us :. JnaPain.
or ,ha Sas..e .1i, .aI" oeiI i'h tne PERMISSION
saSaaI WI ~ ieau communication \, which
$50 ie0ei'eu rom 'he iate PRESIDENT OF the
T-r.e...
- "nich are punhshed above,
M. M NJ Eau ,eau 70 - the SENATE.
I,t;aas ''''" su0iii'''eu 'ile ioliowlng reso-
Res"ir,d That the ,,vo Hon.. IN,
the Hall Of the HOUSE Of Repesentatyes ri ~ s ag ~ "
present a. the sdini.tr2on o The oath prescribed y ill.,
10 enah h ~ 10 vi aas we resident Of The United Stas
Of President Of the United s. s deveved on Il HIM XII hV SS I
AdchsEy yo late President Of the United States
above resolution to he Hons o rss Ss,Se peent 'ne
concurrence therein. = $50 @9N 80
The resolutions were unanimously agreed to.
message was received from the House of Rem
reseniatives, by r. M Young, their clerk r.
Mr. President the House of Representative have passed the
1owng resolution in which they the
ResoIsei That the Hon Messr. yy;r.b.,n NJ. -,
Morehead be appointed committee on the pal Of III House
70 suGn IN gommee q may BE- appointed by lhe Senate
that The Senate and House ot Repr aa NH ~ Nh
ness to receive him in the Hal OF he House OF Reprenta
az Of b c0 io rs PuTpose r. OF wtnssng the
enable him 10 enter upon he execnt on of tbe ot W
The Senate then proeeeded IN con slider tho rsso
luton and having concurred therein Il was ordrsd
that Mr.. Soule, Mr.. Davis of Massachusetts and
Mr. Underwood be the committee on their mari
Ordered That the Secretary notify the Hons of Reor,
'entatives accordingly
After a snort absence the committee returned.
and Mr. Soule on behalf OF the committee, reported
that they had discharged the duty con6ded to them
and that the President would be in attendance in
the House of Representatives at 12 o'clock.
The Senate then proceeded to the House Of
Representatives, preceded by their Sergeant-at.
Arms rms and Secretary
a t9s message a6Oye
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-19
Il. g.. WATERMAN,
(LATK HOLMES h col
SODA AND MINERAL WATER
MANUFACTURER


No. % Gragier CaroHdeiet street. Nep Orleans
fI- SODA OR MINERAL. WATER, in GIass Bot,
nes plain favored with SansapaIla, Lemon etc. os
hSsehs Bars, steambnats or Ppyaie FamilleS.
oIden log any quantity, put in shipping order, the
shortest notice.
A liberal discount allowed to Commission Mercbants
Also-5ODA WATER AND MEAD, In Fountains,
turnished On the most Feasoaabe terms.
N. b. SopA WATER ArPARATUs Of every description
always on band for sale myS 5m
GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.
WooDsoN WREN, Gate Postmaster at Nanchez, )
having resided upwards Of ioFy years in the South
parity at New Orleans, but mostly Hateez has removed
70 New Orleans, and offers his seTyices G II
AGE t. He will attend particularly 70 the purclIase
dof vacant los N this city any of the United
States also to the adjustment OF CLAIMS and account from
ay par ct the world the collection OF debts taking depo-
an0ns, and aqhenticatng deeds and other documents
hose wlsnng his services requested be particular IN
syng dennlte Instructions that will be misunderstood
ana those whing rial estate be purchased sold or ex
changed, sh0nd give descriptions the prupeFy
etiefs addressed 10 lm business New Orleans post
PAD, VIII be attended TO promptly and carefunA
lie ls sCOMHsslOEKR for Mississippi and Alabama TO take
aep9aslo1s ana acknowledgements Of deeds. k- fiji
at No. 30 Gra0ier street
Dee l84S-Haying been long acquainted with Doe.oy
Woodson ren take pleasure Recommending him 70 the
pnDe as worthy oicondence for bis industry accurate bus
hs-' hAoin ana lnfegnV. J. A. QUITMAH,
EXECUTIVE OYFIcE, BaIOn Rouge, Dec 81 1851 have
no neAanon IN recommending Mr. Wren 70 the pnbIic as
man q upright character and altogether worthy couenc
Iyio ISAAC JOHNSON. Gov. La
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GE.NERaL oRDER-

u, - TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 10, 1850.
Inc RULER ot the World speaks the Republic in the death
o. us ChIei MAGISTRATE teaching the vanity If human great
ness and the upcert of human life Truly Rraf man
and great Magistrate has fallen The Presden directs rhat
an occasion so fnl Of sorrow whole people shall BE-
marked by the usual public demonstrations the natlons
los u accordingly ordered hat The offices the Treasury
Department be closed until aez the funeral and placed IN
mourning and that the officers of the Department wear h
usual badge q monrnlne TOR the term of SIX months
II Is also directed that the vessels wherever EN-
ployed unite with the military and naval authoes IN
ing the highest funeral honors Of the Republic to the iiu
trious dead w. M MkRKBITH.l
Secretary of he TnaasuFv
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwoRLEANs, July 10, 1850.
Council OF Mum, IPALITY No. Two

r EsQLVED, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby,
anhoL leu anu requested aIer hayng given ten days
according 70 the 18th section of act Of the Legislature Of
the state of Louisiana approved March L. 1850 the
for building TWO ehoo houses upon the property belonging
70 the Sseond Municipality and situated the First and
Fourth ards hereoi according to the plans and specca
tons on file in the Surveyors otce the be done in
agood and substantial manneT satisfaction OF the Sur
veyor, and be completed within four months from the
Of contract Condition. to follows, viz: the irscor
to retain ownership OF the buildings but subject to the con.
yenence of the Municipality purchase The same for cash
N accordance with the terms Of the judcaton the build
ngs 10 I've rented In the meantme by the Council at rent
paying 10 cent upon their cost provided the
cost OF each of said School houses exceed $780,
tSignedl JAMES II. CALDWELL President
Approved July 3, 1850
tSighedl A. ID. CROSSMAN Mayor
True copY: Il nIER SecretarY.