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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
CoWELL l. BUCKELEW,
COMMISSION MERCHANIs
JOHN coWELL JOHN sUChELE"-
" ClKFISrEE L CO Srw.Y0rk City
r BroKELEE. San Frsaei.eo. in
no FOR CALIFORNIA
(,REGORN'- GUIDE @ CA-i0ruiA ~. lle Sun, y,
parties bound for Cod Reg0u. toE-thrr with ne Goa
stanton Of CAltoia For sac By ~ pu5asneIs and go
By ia 70 A1Y pan II ne Uli,et s,sics r. =. een
us I'm SAFIs CORNISH . Pearls NJ
CALIFORNIA WE-T-INDIE-, aod a. WIN si
Y climates az 10 Supplied VII oar fs-el hefel AZ
3@s q a. Trey are very 1Ard sud are WsrrHned 20
remain o. i1 he WAVES climate Trey - -lll uu-ei
i.sn sp-rr ard si7e TIE ersl .sn- 80 - ~ '
mslT' W HULL's son. lls 81 " Cll-st
pOCKN BAR MINING COMPANY OF CAL
II IFokNiA-NOTiCE-I horhf on - Nci1fIl
VII r-ral open e. = Ns-s- tnir1 800 ', - Ha-s-l
go ~ .sec A. ne orig-lsl prce So Persons E1.r
ersousy W Intending 70 sent oiher, % m1e for lhe
nay Apply a. above Tor al neeessay irioraion and rs-f
NV JAMES DELAvAS. s-er-.r7
TO CALIFORNIANS.-Per gong ID Calf.r.
p O ~ IL .-r--5 win Enspsarss saii- Bsge. rsr-
vns AM cotton Duck Bazs Csri--ns. Hsv~r-acSs Ban
rs. Pis,o A. Money Bes SEQ . go" -
nest sr1 cheaqes manner. a. the store % "a 81 ~
saed.ers 20 Broaarsv mis- "
CALIFORNIA GOLD DU-r.-Wanies % pay
\ $500 Cs'0rris Gold Dusi iof which NJ Hsse''
rs,-- Wi 10 pad b~ .-
m8 " " thSlt-h' All~
g. CALIFORNIA HOU-Es.-The VsLkaovr
-; frr % GEORGE FREEMAN 60 are pTefsrff
20 supply shiur-s anc grams with houses superior
uvihinF his or nfner market A. v-ry o| -ai's
Our 1o1ses AVE beer -r-d. appro'sd pr srd rSel-''
Psiru-ized Dig Csiornisns and others ca o. = o-es'
NH I'VE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

g. THE SUBsCRIBER, having purchased ih-
~ property late the residence u J0nn Lormer Oral
Pa in he village ofNew Rochelle, is DESTROYS o. ds
posing u parton n L. cay rom IS 10 - acres On he
part propose 10 se there Il beautiful ste for dwelling
commanding view Of he sound and within haf mi of
rbe Rsiirosd depot Irqare Of THOS. U. RUhSEY, on
TOE premises OF 0fJOHN w RUMSEY 70 Cedar-st
ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

~ DOG LOST from p EAst sixie@Byb.-A
Sa-A Young Pup shoaf nonihs Old. eaEk eosor,
co. anr '-ng al 4 mccrrafe rrrVd VII -
5sid. nl2 &
au FASHIONABLE HAT--Jzsl k1isnsd, he
AL nosf % -cdd sruee oesr~ segsnt Fr-rrh Si
Has a. he igw prles q 8, ss1a4y soie a ~ Aso
srtri- 81 q ssl-assi Hsis a =
MS lws Brown "a csnal-a
SSrR. WANTED-A taroogh passage uck 81 70
-kU- san Frsrclsco va Psnama, b. tie sisazner
a I'D Mach lnstznt Appiy %
ria 81 EMMETT l. WILSON. IS Wllianst
EOR >ALE.-A s-e0rd-Axna s,s.ra EsEine, 5 A0rss
ro~er v1h torc- oote-, pipes sa1 e0nn>crtons con-
pete ard N good or6-r Apply 20
NJ ~ HoGG DElAkATER III westg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
CAUTION To DEAF PRISONS

CAUTION TO DEAF PERSONS
MORE AK MI KID iran u~ref It'd oy svrtugss
4'tS,o Ocsck 0iG Slxi-ec q pracccs exp-rsrcr
and sQccessa treatment ftb- ExT eza5ies Dr. LlTENER
- Ess Broadway. Ssw-l orr 70 Al dsSfn--s AID
ncses q ne head Il s6oft without rtsk par.
re H-Fvos snd dun Destroyed Urec past
ro~ery- ConsutNi.cn zee ~ s.er o<hcrrfse o. Oce
seSIs dsily fron ana y B, URpa5d lru-rs refused
- Tx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
TINO ROOk.RINDER~, BLANK BOON MANI

rINO B0Ok.RtNDkRS. sLANk BOON MANI
kACTIRkk>. &r-for sale cn~sp. s-cord-hsil.
Phiiatcphis Curing Aschiue IA perfect orer a.sc o.
pericF Ruling Mschlr, hay.ns ~ hcEJks sles, improve
mems TIE zstscrNsE L. coLslAuy NrceIvInE frOm Lon
don Binders Leshc Of every description, incucing color
IL cs eolore .Avers s1c Turkey rocco He $50 hss
on hana sfgr Ess1Ttrnen q Bark Skivrrs 1ch
b. surfaced rl.ef he ere fnsh b. ne ust
SGic.. 10 doE. superior Law Csf - dcz B.slk SHEEP
le1o DOR eshes arc 2r pieces Fngish Mssinfor sac
IL present ur,eai s y ilcl ofer-1 h. owes
mArksl price. iui5 iW-l JANIS COOK, ~. feEr-st
TO RAILROAD COMPANIES AND con-
4 TRACTORS -l5s tans T Raj >. ghly damaged toH
$3.50 - be % - yETi.
S. al fal ..x.. ft 20 -riEr
- s~ccla sald crow -oess
~ secoud hand pics AKA.
- uus s-cU1d hand Axlerces
igas secccc hsrd sedge hzmiDeTs
A. 10 ward ALL .0r sae u lots ~ PURCHASERS
mis- 81 PETTEE 4 MASON. - 500 he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
WASHING MADE Easy OR
HOW TO WASH CLOTHES WITHOUT
MACHINES. WAsHBOkRDs OK FOUNDING
HkEEEIs

SEND MI ONE DOLLAR, free Of posisge and All
- send YOU by mail printed circusr giving plain drec
tons ios washing oolhes s WI enable zoe person 20 %
~ Ire wssh.ng OF arce family before hreskfss. la.s
avoiding al he confusion " washing day THIS method
requires macre- weshbosrds or pounding bsrTe.tuo
tarpeutne no csnpheue o-r offensive srioieu0 rub
binE ne skin on your anger esuuP ol buttons aId
wearing oothrs This pan saves me clothes, makes
them winter and injuries ne hnes fabric The sru-
ocs used hut rev for srge washing and csn
b. obtained anywhere
The Circular also contains directions Tor Gear SEARCHING
Ironirg Lsces, Wssidns ard Cleaning slks, Nj Gloves
Removing S o. Crease spo's Mltsw 'rOm Linen Rais
ing The nap Of seivrL &C a.
These are greatest chemcs discoveries OF me age
Al lhe toels snd iarEH isun4y establishment,
use iay mel nod OF washing
ToG.o.d ,miiStors arc rolnerers be sure 10 difeci
your letter 20 As6srn- BEANELT Patent Lsundress 4
Aun-st d hpor New fols, postage pad ms iwiulhAs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
. FOR SALE Al HARLEM.-A cottas. AMI

~; lots Of grousd situate on Onehund red and ,yen
- lY-ninihst between Fourth aud Fnh avenues The
collage contains rooms and pantres and Ia perfect
order The ots thros IN from One humid and
anthrl 20 Onetu and threths On SAID PREMISE
ss0 stable carriage house iowlhOu.e wood house
ard cehouse ali IN perfect order and repair The place
well stocked with The choicest fruit trees vines and shrub
berry and within I've minutes walk VI The Railroad For
further rsrlcu ars inquire u
I3f 4WF HENRY 2 MC9OWN go Nas.au-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

- TO IET-A Hall IN The Bowery No. IN. well
~. vrut sird and ghied with gss Rent SIS yearly t1f
- the ings. and 81 Tor afternoons Inquire ~ NM
KENNEDY, l4l Muberyst ma Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
EE. For sALE-A very neal bnes house norIh /.

~ FOR SAIE-A very neat brick house north side
": Wes TUenueth-st lOf between Sikh and Seventh
avenues, three stores basement and sub cellar, mar
be msnels and graiez CrutOn zach iOor.
of9 feet paTor aoorTe calculated for or
families On the " lot 10 small brick house
good neiglborhood adjoining row of - houses 10 VII
from 10 10 !. cent Inquire he premises arer
'l o'clock Of Mr. BUCKLEY Also, two meet houses
twenty nnihsf between Broadway and Sixth avenue
three stones basement and sub cellar marble mantes AMI
crates. Cruf0n wafer &C finished Ia neet manner 10
guire ~ above or on he premses-pucs 5000 ms ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
LEGAL, NOTICES.

NOTICE tsetF rat - ~ tay q Nsrrh.
-sl aFpy IT, L1Csatlr- u - Sst- S
r a -rtt rtch F-cp~
re-t i-ztt % ARTHUR N-CARrEE
t. llcE-s f.c-rtoc 1i pr-ns-s
s,-- csr-az parrss 1f Ant stzat-
- rr.'-a Mar- q ~ Cy or N-s lort ao1l,-
g-f~r - crrtsnr f.~- 80 Czu-u a. ~ poet r.
r-rtor s-ss-y 81 - soclnlnria- Erai
-r-.-rF % sv--,s --th --iA rr-r-E
1r-. t.g r-a-T lf s-T---s -s--ih
- t-u--, a-r-r stl-sg l-rir-i 80 -fT
80 Mes ife1s Bora -ss-srT 10 -<t' "a
trsrfT Sc f.-a- crt -ss-rrJ
rgtt s-qsr-Y 49,
lc1@- -lr-a -s.f-rF -
Corr hcCsr-.r fl~rs .-l Hss,--g sg 49, 1ris
- arl.- s-tl -tr-~f
q BAL .-rr-s rs-f-rT ri - st11rl1ct- Rest
a. 1r--l 81 s-r-si $500, ..r-e - 1i-s 81
ts- Or 90 taf t Seventy --a % - c-utsr l-r-
1f a. rs YES "a D---rrr-r =.
81 ua PHILIP soNESryEt-
USE C4rARTNERsHlF ssr--ar- .r.t1z o-t---a - "a
4 Nar----s-r..- Maze a. Ilrs. tls- r. -4ts -
q gtNE, NAN NkNkE CO go cav tss,.sst tl n-l.s
rr-s-s-
49, -As pars g - ~ -ei ss-s.
safe ~ lerk. loc-r 90 .r FIRM. Al NAhts
SIN - t-l-ra rs,-rs ~ - e-.--- 2 = '.a1ss - -
.cflr h-v-r ssl1g al. i-lrg Hts. ts7s. Pr s-i
l'-s -lHe 81. -s1lg ' ts slt Nr- 80 - srs--ss
Jtass Fsa Ns-. 80 81. - rtv All oo-rts Abary,
-c-+s nj . s-1'- N-r era 80 r.sri gtt--s
JsH@--r Nfr-H - % Aasr
80 siss of ~ fk 80 .--s 'srtn-- ri- 80 "a. fs-.
NaF.tas --rrt7'-i 80 1 trsrs - is1t t'srs r
rtg 'aHtr- --rk =. al Psrtrrr
r1rr--s OF 80 80 .l 1f Jt-aa, -, 81. T. p -1-si-
.HOs =. DUSTIN. "
JkfFFFlsnN NAYhfL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

O. LOTS FOR SALE lot south--,ds Of Amosst
~ H feet vest Of SreeuNchav near Jefferson hafktl
~ feet front, u feet rear VI beet In deep. Asa
lots 90 Fnye ghts on rsch side, commencing 80 re-.
esst u Broad wy Also fo's northwest 81 Thin
and FiNynnths Also, lots south side Of scyeniy,
nnihsi Us feet west n Secoudsy A'so ois norh 90,
81 Ninih-- 40 feet east Eghthav Also lots vssi
side II Ninth heing whole front between Nnynipt
and one Hundredth 80 Dor terms apply 10 WA
LEWIS, 81 Wast m9 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

MORRIS FRANKLIN Preston
SPENCER BENEDICT N'rr Pres -a-
flINY Freeman. ActusrT.
Medicsi ExAniner.-o.ors- N4ise- C0urlas
Bos~fL ND. In s,tena@pc@ csiy fror' e. NJ
sua sf.Dd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
- r.. FALCONER, RIAL Estate BROKEk-

- r. FALfUNtN- hFAL ~ NJ = bhUN IN
E.s To Let Lsaee BUY Se-Houses and Lots for sale
different parts ~ the city also Farms M different
u he country FOR sale exchange for city property
Office Man gip- 81. near Grand East River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

The WolknOwu bridge or pier on Twenty ssvenlhsl ssa
directly m front Of the entrance Ia Greenwood Cefnes,
erected a cost OF S50eO snd also he ienyrRh here
from % New ORR. The lerry-nsh ron the consatl
growth Of ~" yiciGy i already valuable and must eyhs
1 douil1 that ysue from year year for many wear,
TERMS Or SALF Ac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
DR0okLyS-.TT,STTc aIRKET-L

~ OSWALD E,uet respectful inlofu inrf ilie1os
alc Ne nnsolus q 5r0okEr EeDerely, i1si hrF 1zFr
09e1-c tae s.L No IN the New hNrk-f ALA1Ecsz Weers
cy ~ -rf-svur b hep The chocest meas u a. knds
ece VITA - and hope By sef ALTERATION
- baslress hcy VII STARE o. TIE 7aouaEc u ~
r1hhc - lnrge. A IA OSWALD
Brrotlyn. NArrn u rs MA 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

w ELECTRICITY Appned 60 ~ Dscor-ry sod Car
u Dsessr, ~ Dr. e. HAYES to gr-si NEgnc-sef AL
kecuic.kn ard ne wife = re grrsirs; &c fqysli . us
CITY She xii tel yoCr disease, ~ rsr1e. pto1ls Pre-
srcss consequences a-i We ne Doctors E-circ
Msgnesn and ihe Electro Ene.ic Negesabe r,eiirs
~ dong ~creers frr re sea AL s1ferng IT, Car
vOyzrl once. M >pringtt y \ mis- ~
FAMILIES ~ invited % give Psle lelo-
Il Brown Soap Su&- ]. a uace q De tes mairT's =
ee frn hsh oi AID a. tn1ruus Substances mach
n he manufacture % rrrcr Grrcir Az 1gansv
ua AoWcser sinai wf b. delivered A1y parl % IN
c.ty fe~ u ehNrge e. re nse So4ps iof ard
bah Use. AEoussc.ured By " HCLLs SON
ne w. Us end no Cif.a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

a. TO BAkER-.-To let, he lsrge new store s
III Crosby-st u can be finished IN good style for
- bakery 90 ease, or VIII be- let Tor temperance
,rocey Inquire at no Msdsn lane or i79 Essexs OF
m. 1uf r. FISHER. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

O. FOR SALE Two wel-hnished, ihres-.ioy brt
Ri dwelling houses, with basement snd under celia
- situated Tweutieih-st ussr sscOnd-ayenue a11
convenient 70 Rev. DR. Tyng's Church and Sayyessni
square They are finished complete with al he modem
Improvements, with bathing rOom hot and cold waef
and "a. and msrbls manlss all hro0gh Thoabovs
properly vii be- sold chesp, II applied for soon To
thTds Of the purchase money remain bond al
mortgage Apply 20 JOHN y BLISS he premsea
NJ 2fiJ Niuthst near Firstaye0ue ms Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

If. To MANI FACfIRERs.-To rent In the vi-
t. lsge ot Birmingham, convenient rooms with perus
- nent waterpoNer. ,,r some business pot combusublr
One rooms Rent very reasonable. Inquire Of
JOHN CLOVES ESQ. ~ Nss-v-st Orof
mi I'm N. SHELTON. Birminghs Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14


Cash purchasers vii nod his an opportunity seldom si
wh whether they ish TO purchase speculation TO-
perrEDneut Investment
To svold The details OF negotiations i1f snge oi Ia
whole of the property named viii be- sold o single pur.
chaser with ready means price far below 10 vaue
Application "a be made to N : BEACH At tho sun d.
zee corner Of Nassau and FufDn - fnl2 gTukTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

G. FOR SALE-Eight lots Broomsst befweS
III Or-eDe and Wooster 80 two Greene and one On
Wooster a fine location Tor a iaTge thanksgiving
establishment having good chimney on the gourd. A.
ply n GUY RICHARDS 2 lie Roy. place, or
mo fvnss JAMES : HUDGfSs y WeAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

Two loi, s.uslet on he rori easlrry side u SogN
>fNihst Mifanshur1h. aboCs hrge hundred teei nora
vest r the corner OF Cnorsvrnur Of iheu u aba
q ay fse ana hs Other gore ioL shout a. f~t nri tg
5 'ei deep slte The, form an esee AMI iesshl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

- FOR sALE-A lrge elsss Goal Boei 49, s. -
txE bsilt viii carry sbcai 100 trns drswinf ~ a..
@four inehes vster. soe wo1ld suh 70 ~. 100 Il
Ponsxills 10 AIbsny and rggst wiIh susksrn.A -.
snlabs 70 through 10 Bueslo whsn ths exna .
Tbs Boat can Be fnisbet " t~o weeks ta mr,s -
reaau Apply 10 SAMUEL T 7 yACCHAs
NIL lw Saosu-sA hSns@ksS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
TO LET AND FOR SALE.

- TO LET-A large and eonnodioGs Dwelling Aoase
= with a. Of5ee Barn s.d other opi-50idngs, al IN
- go,a order situated II The pesssniesi part q tie vi
s@ 81 ve Court the lafe residence OF Jaes Aaloer,
Escg distant eve VAR ron re andlng y day
fr u steamers ony eishf hours sal ron Newlork.
aae garden and ward with choice uii Trees ard ~ ne
inn,sS.isie vicinity q Churches Academy and Schoo
Houses most desirable Szmmer residence for sniiiy
from he civ Location healthy SoCiety good ard ne
house sgceuty large AID Tsuis; for private hosd'
u house
Y Rent culv SEQ 30 goot tenant All possessio
gwen iu-els,sY. Apply hy leer O1nerw -. % DAN
III MOVES, Esc near ne premises Or ne - .cri-
b-r OLIVER J. LAY.
LYME. March a. 1880 ml2 SS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
q no NIANrFACTuRERs.-Eor ..Ie. ID o ~.

a. 10 MANI FttTI KEkN.-fO ssle % y lrsss
t.a Cr term Ofyears That valuable properly situate 81
joining the Ferry Landing al siapleion, Staten Island
frOnuug he watrr 100 by 2 feet and known and
occupied MalleAhie Iron Factory. On he premises
bdck buildnzs-one 80 by leo feet three stories via
chimney 20 fret high, lined with hrebnck the other -
feet square story high Tho fact hat this property
situated songsde public Ferry within % mnules Of ne
City OF Newly ORR ami accessible vessels N Ordinary
irsught Of all times IT ude give. gTeai siytn.
aud MAKES admirably calculated Tor eli nsaui.ets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
pAINT>, OILS AND GLAss.-s- scHOO
r0MMIssI0N PIPER MAREHOT,E.-

Y JOHN ROBERTS, Io2 JOhr-st os-rs f5r sa.e on
80" reAs Wttr and b1- raid cap Psp>r, n hsf AZ
vho- r-sUs 10 he ard bs1e n - eie7 ape
n gzlr-s md hzf loo rcsrs good s,r1N Ps7er
and fos5 sire; good FsPef, vAT1us
sizes tccrther VIII Ferrral ss~5rn-ri o. SOC Tea
Bag kEninA Hsrd szr- Tissue Prfn1ng Papers sse Boo
~ sozr-s. kc ms w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

ON NORTH FIRSVST WILLIAMSBURG
Que 'o On ha nogih-easgefly sde OF lrh ffstsg MI
amsburgh l25 feet csser,v rom he cCruer of Nirst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

NIH~NFRIsM, CLAIRYOYANCE, An

Al 10 y1fd Hld s1r see 10 lo,s u sas guTcaas-r.
mis- s.. PETTEE 4 MASON. - So he
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

TOBACCO-We heard of 100 hhds taken as follows. 14s
hhds 50 at 10, and 70 at 90 hhds and at 61S@
Ia, and hhds A Ia small CROP at Size y ID.
SUGAR-Pnces tending upwards and 200 hhds were
sold 36@Sc for Good Common Fully Fair, and 4sD
4x for Prime.
MOLASSES-Sales Of $50 bbls at IS92lc for Good Fer
meniing, and 23Q325c for Re-boiled.
t FLOUR-A fair demand prevailed, and 1000 bbs were
TAKEN including 800 bb Common at "a 3d. 494 do Crossed
Fine at =, 500 bbls Extra Illinois and st Louis 81 400
% So HOO Ohio about 50 3S 450 Superne St Louis
IS 70OS5 3d. 20 Choice st Louis % So and 150 bb Fancy
st Louis (Eagle) at IS 70 W Dbl.
CORN-Lower prices have induced speculative demand,
and 49, SKIS sOd including $500 White Yellow and
Mixed 6 800 65@7O 1905 SKIS 70 for Yellow and rs
for White 40 Prime White (twO lol 75 and $50 SKIS Ito
one bToker) at 7sc v bushe
OATS AND BRAN-100 SKIS st Louis sold at Coo, $50
Indiana at S. and 3l2 SKIS Bran at 81 % the Levee.
HAYA lot of 30 bales Prime Eastern brought $24 90 v
ton-an advance,
PROFESSIONALISM in request and firm, the
sales being nearly 800 bb of which 3O 80 and so Mes
$40 co. 70 at 90 So "a Rumps 81 Is, and 200 Prime
IS 90 " bb The only large sale of Lard 81 bbs
sOa. " steady, with sales of S. casks 81
request with sales of 204 half bb Mess 60 80
Levee and uninspected and 400 bbs Prime 81 40 y bb
GUNNY BAGS-5OOO taken at SIC cash.
BAGGING-1O0 pieces Power Loom brought 13c cash.
RoPE-Saes Of 50 coils at &c cash. and 400 &c time
with interest
CoFFEE-SmaIl sales at 916993sc for Rio
WHISKY-A fraction ower-2SO bbls Reced sold at 30,
lOO in lots 90 14O Raw 2116 50 a. and Sc (olivers
| at 22Izc.
FREIGHTs-7OO bb Corn Meal shipped to Boston at 2Oc
| hill
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-03

Speaking Of knockings, clairvoyances, fortune
telling, etc" the New York Tribune has the fol-
lowing amusing paragraph: 81
By the way; A friend from Stratford, Conn,
says the spirit who is cutting up such capers
there wears petticoats and has been in the body
about eighteen years He adds that an old sea
captain, who has seen the devil too often to be ia
ken aback by any new manifestation of his power,
spent two or three nights with the frightened
family in Rev. Mr.. P--'s house since the de-
velopments' commenced there, and saw clear
through them. Once when Mr.. P. was praying,
the Bible came flying and hit him slap on the side
of the head and the old Captain (who had his eyes
all about, prayer prayer says he san the
&trE throw It, Should mt wonder"
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The HEAD AND THE HEART.-Here is beaut.
full thng from the pen of Mrs. Cornwall Barry
Wilson:
Please, my lady, buy nosegay, or bestow
trlfie, was the address of pale, emaciated wo-
man, holding few withered flowers in her hand,
70 lady who sat on the beach at Brighton, watch
ing the blue waves Of the receding tide. "I have
no pence, my good woman" said the lady, looking
up from the novel she was perusing with listless
gaze; If had lwould give them to YOU" 81 am
poor widow, with three helpless children depend
ing upon me; mould you hestow a small tri1e to
help us on our way!' 81 have no halfpence, !"
reiterated the lady, somewhat pettishly
Really" she added, as the poor applicant
turned meekly away, " this is worse than the
streets of London; they should have police on the
shore to prevent annoyance" They were the
ihoughtless dictates of the head. Mamma" said
blue.eyed boy, who was playing on the beach at
the lady's feet, fingng pebbles into the sea, " /
wish you had penny, for the poor woman does
look hungry, and you know that we are going to
nave nice dinner, and you have promised me a
glass of wine" The heart of the lady answered
the appeal Of the child; and with blush of shame
crimsoning her cheek at the tac reproof his aress
words conveyed, she opened her reticule, placed
half crown in his tiny hand, and in another mo-
Inent the boy was bounding along the sands on his
Grand of mercy.
In few seconds he returned, his eyes sparkling
with delight and his features glowing with health
and beauty Oh, mamma, the poor woman was
so thankful, she wanted to turn back, but would
not let hers and she said God bless the noble la
dy, and you, too, my pretty lamb, my children will
now have bread for these two days. and we shall
go on our way rejoicing" The eyes of the lady
giistened as she heard the recital Of her child, and
her heart told her that its dictates bestowed plea
sure the cold reasoning of the head could not bestow
We notice the prospectus of an English Mining
Company called the Angle California Gold MINING
Company-capital $25O, 600, shares two dollars and
fifty cents each
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arrival. a. the Prinolpal Hotels. -. cd

ST. CHARLEs-B Strong, WIN Burnett ] T Mix, Ala; DR.
Manbey, John Ewing, Miss; Ed Fenner, N.Y. Fellows
DR. Kelley Caller Mobile; Rev II Lunebaugh and fam
Baton Rouge I MyeE, Minor, H'ry Doyle. HsriSg
Hayes, sc; Foster La; w Bryant, Miss w : Spear
Ky; shome, La; e Scott and family, Va; Mrs Ellis
and son, Memphis.
YERANDA--D Maxwell, p johnson, Mrs Z G Woodford,
g Hamilton, R stibing w z Palmer, D Foster La;
H Thorpe. B Williams, DR. b Pryor and family, La
HEwLETT's-J l. Harris, B Harris, Va: r G Watson.
Mo; w Sayer, La; John Dean, F A Cross Miss.
ARcApE-W D Lee, AXIS; A Wingfeld, La Mar
ley, Richmond.
PLAsrERs'-W Bartlett, CHM; Daley and son. Phil; 8
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TEXAS STOCK. Ion," the Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun, says: "Specu-
lators turning their attention to Texas bonds.
Some activity in the operations may be observed.
If capitalists become satisfied that Mr. Clay's
scheme will be sanctioned by Congress, the bonds
will raise to eighty ninety dollars in the hundred
now they are about twenty. There can be no
doubt that Texas will accept any liberal offer, and
Congress will make none that is not liberal. 1t is
In the power Of Congress, therefore, greatly to
benefit the private holders and establish the repu-
tation which, as has been said, the Angl Ssxons
have maintained, debt-paying people,