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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29


~ TRsE STORIES rRoM History AND 81.
esKAfhf, by NATHANIEL HAwTHoRSE, contains
che complete series of historical narratives before
published under the title of Grandfathers Chair"
with Biographical Sketches from the lives of sew.
era eminent persons They possess the same
fascination OF style which belongs to all the pro.
auctions OF the admirable author. u2mo PIP 335.
TioAnor Reed Fields, Boston,
"a @GKns BY TIKI wn.slDr. by Mrs. /. q
Abel, is collection of literary waits j. .o.a "a
poetry embellishod with several well. $500, 49,,
engravings 1t has picked up variety Of GOOD
shings and will make welcome gift. book G,S Cha ,ba
Aoldays (l2mo. PIP. 4os, VIM Holdredsep -
10 THREE LECTURES on HYolxsE Ann Nv
nSorArHY." by ROLAND 5. HoueHros prosecute
sue views OF the advocates of Water.Cars in .
tsCfd and vigorous manner. (Fowlers / Wells1
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TOBACCO-We heard of 232 hhds Sold includpy 1aI
hhds ~ at "a, and A at 81 and . hhds "a and r
10 hhds Ia and r. and a6 hhds A. all at prices kept secret
the purchasers request.
SUGAR AND WORCESTERSHIRE active with sale.
oil 4UO hhds for shipment to the North Fair 3J4S Sales
Of 100 bbls Molasses at 23924c for prime reboed
FLOUR-The demand was limited but prices very firm,
About AGO bbis taken follows 200 Ohio Iron second
hands at 20 o. 100 Illinois Ia poor brandt at IS So 300 Mt
- 90 $50 at IS rs a s. go 1CO Extra Illinois al Sc 3S
V choice st Louis lChouteau Sc U.s. 60 unbranded AT
70 - ~ at % 30 and 100 Common at "a 35 p bbL
CORN-Stock larger and prices dropping $500 sack, YELLOW
sold al Iota17c and 600 to 100 sacks white at SSSc
OATS AND BRAN-59g sacks ST. Louis Oats sold from
Store at 6sc. and $50 sacks Bran from the eyee at Al 40
fhoNlSIONS-Bacon was in demand and we no.
uced sales OF IL casks St Louis Sides I3 clear do MT
Il DO al oa' and II do prime Shoulders 3c p H. we
could hear OF nothing important done in Beef or Lard Pk
moved OF more freely and the following sales were made
oO bbk Mess at % Is 500 Zone o go co. and 500 (3
and 2O) at $40 90, sixty days, adding nterea decided
advance The stock the Inspectors Warehouse. m.
morning, we find to be 80 1874 bbl ncuding 49, 45l Mes and
6s P1me,) against 50 o87 bb the LIST of last NAV
sALTA of 1900 bushels Turks Island brought 27c
" bushe.
CoFFEE-SO bags Rio sold at &c. and 400 Prime at 9s<ca
go cents. " 'aSS
HEMP-5l bales ID Roed were taken al $lO2 90 ~ top
WH1SKY-Dul. Sales 100 bbs Rectifed at 20. N Al,
BOZ, and 50 Raw at 2l1kc
FRElGHTS-A ship taken for Europe to load with To-
nj
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Worth RrOtEters.

Corner Of Magazine and Common streets, Neao Orloans
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH. GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVEat all times hand large and well asaortel s,ook
y consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
IS, a. and Twiled LOWELL C0TToNS;
81, 7s, ~ and Twied white and brown COTTONst
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYs;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LlNSEYS for House Servants;
Hue and fancy coored KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red. yellow and green FLANNELS;
Negro WOOLLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light CoTToNADEs and DENNIS, for plan
taionS; " 49,
Madras and Mock Madras II 'Fs for Negroe
Blue, black and mixed SATINETS;
French CALlC0ES, GINGHAMS, Silks. and Bareres
English CAIICoES, Merinos, Alpacas and Bombazetts:
English HOSE, UNDERSTANDS, Drawers and Gloves:
German HOSE and HALF-HoSE;
Plain, white, figured and eolored SWISS MUSLINS:
Plain and cross. barred CAMBRICS and AfUsLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS:
INDIA RUBBER SUSPENDERS;
APRON CHECKsi
. COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
....And Also.
A great variety Of FANCY GOODS, such "a are gener
ally sold by the trade which they offer purchasers 90
favorable terms. jala 4m2dp&W
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.Ilsst .4g.rived !!


THEO. A. JAMES &CO.
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
No So Common street, 6etrsen Yeraada Hotel
and He1oieu's Exchange,
haNe Just received per snip Memphis elegant
Spring and Summer Goods Genemens wear consisting in
as follows viz;
sUPER LINEN BUSINESS CoATs;
- HEAVY LusrRE .
MIXED HABIT CLOTH AND GREEN CASHMERE DOi
:. BLACK MERISo BUSINESS CoATs;
MuKLEPHA ALrAcCA -
" CREPE SAC
. BLK MERIEo DRKss
FRooK
- PANTS;
- WHITE DRILL q
FANCY -
Brown FIa'D SILK vEsrs.
BLUE, BRowS AND Monk ooL'D SILK yEsrs;
SPOTTED MoDE coin GRENApIsE
CoLoRED ron SILK
. WHrrE MAREsiLLEs
- LINEN AND LINEN BOsoN SHIRTS;
SILK USDERsmRTs;
LIsLE THREAD ="
. GAUzE FLANNEL
- LINEN Drawers, (French stye);
GAuzK FLANNEL -
Fancy CRAvATs, NECK TIES, ETo.;
HAIR STOCKS, SUBSCRIBERS, ETC.
i. CANHRIo AND SILK H'DK'Fs, Fig'd and Plain;
ROYAL ROBE DIX CHAMBREs;
LisLE THREAD AND CorroE, HALF Hos etc. ETC.
aDIS 9dpff
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iSpl.il,g = Sssasmae1. Clothing

THOMPSON a. NIXON, 10 Camp st.
XIV Have received, steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals, full supply of FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING, manufactured expressly for Retail, to which
they respectfully invite the attention of purchasers Their
Stock comprises:
DRESS CoATS-of Cashmere Cloth and French Dram
d'Ete;
FRoCK CoATs-of Cashmere Cloth, and black and
olive Drap d'Ete;
FANCY COATS-Of drab and mixed Cashmerette
Britannia Cloth, DTap d'Ete, black and Drab Merino
and Alpaca;
SAC FRoCKS-of drab Cashmerette Drap d'Ete, drab
and black Merno, Britannia Cloth and Alpaca;
PANTALOONS-Of black and fancy s. M. Doeskin dram
d'Ete, Drap Rationale, white ard figured Drilling.
Check Linen, etc.
VEsTs-of black and figured Silk. Buff. white and fig.
ured MaIseiles;
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS-Of ali the latest STYLES:
CRAVATS-Of Silk, Satin and Cambria Muslin;
GLOVES-Of Silk, Linen. Lisle, Berlin and Cotton;
AJNDERSHIRTS-Of Gauze, Merino and Cotton;
DRAWERs-of Linen and Cotton, French Wristbands
and laced backs:
HALF HoSE-Of Silk, and white, brown and striped
COtton
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-o Silk, and white and
bordered Cambria;
sUSPENDERS-of Linen and white and figured Silk;
UMBRELLAS; Dressing Gowns, etc. etc.
THOMPSON a. NIXON, 10 Camp street,
mills 2dpf opposite HeNlet,z
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. .sotb.

ST CHARLEs-T Landry. Assumption; J Monette, Va;
W uqpsss a: IA 9 King Mobile; Major Garpette, pSA
EOsisr NE TimS1 zsake Wstgmpka. Ala; Deshsud
louis Hiram Cage, w Cage C P Smith, Thos ri Cary
Gapt Hart and lady, Dan Williams. w Cage Collins
Ihos Blbb, La; g w Goham, w II Stirling, G Hne Pete,
Smith. Coast; Edward Delane A c Baldwin, NY; Robert
Woods, West Baton Rouge; w Meanes, Mo.
PLANTERs'-H Gosslin, P G Compton, NO; Bloom
Columbus, Miss; G blackwell Raleigh Miss; Schaster
M1pI Iier' G9GpI nII' Miss w Smith w Wafford.
VERANDA-W M Prescott Washington La: w n Pros
colt and lady, Homesyille; w Walker, No; r Jones
ana iady MIS- Jones, Covington. La; Wheelock Nat
ARcADE-J Beggels # Duroans, Tex; M Mathews
layton, Ala II Wallets, Jefferson, Tex; w Ford NO:
HEwLETT's-J II Rinehart. J E Bevlle NO; w @ Dick
s9n Port Gibson, Miss; Connaly, Brownsville Tex Cpt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01

NAVAL ExECUTIoN.--It is said that as the u.
s. sloop-of-war Germantown was recently passing
out of the harbor of st. Thomas, man was run
up to the yard-arm. 1t will be remembered that
serious mutiny occurred board this vessel while
lying in Hampton Roads, jus. previous to her sail
ing on her present cruise. The actors in that mu-
tiny were thought to have been too eniently dealt
with. These facts, taken in connection with the
circumstance mentioned above, are painfully sug-
gestiye Of an opinion that on this, as on another
memorable occasion, summary execution has
been deemed Recommendation Journal
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PROBABLE MURDER.-At Richmond, Va, a
woman, named Elizabeth Southland, has been ar
rested for striking VIM. P. Walker, on the head
with heavy kitchen utensi fracturing his skull in
most horrible manner. Little hopes are enter
tanned OF his recovery
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
IErTERsoN C1rY,

Tuesday Evening, April 80, 1850 !
Arrived to-day John Hancock, Josiah Law
renee, and Amaranh as Beeve go Hogs 100 Sheep and
40 Mich Cows
PRIcEs.- Beef Cattle, 4<@65zc y n net Hogs, 81,
csc W ID metz Sheep 90 25@s3 y head; Much Coos.
e3ogs so; CdfoeS, 6D111Gc y Ii net.
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NEW ORLEANS:
wEDNRsDAY MoRNINa. NAV l. 1850.


FouEDLaEG YESTERDAY morning, an infant about siS
weeks old was left the door Of the Camp street Orphan
Aysum, with the following attached to the little package
Of mortality;
Sister Regis will peae receive the unfortunate boy who's
name should be Henry RI circumstance beyond ths
mother control forces her 10 this step but confident OF youI
kindneas and CHRISTIAN charity, the mother is satisfied with
leaving her child TO sisiey care and projection liz
heart has seen how bssey and cowady mother was be.
gayed into an act Of which this Is the result and this BY
tsStG and friend Of wrdow travelling in company with bis
cent offspring, but will shield it, and repay your troube by
We conscious9ess Of having performed noble act While
me 81 the betrayed mother shall frequently be offered
Ior me iliegmate boy and bis protector MOTHER
ana yet one who cannot own it. Born, March n, 1850
Inc above was written in handsome. masculine hand.
hand which would lead to the superstition that more than
one participated in the of casting upon the charity of the
world an helpless infant The story rected although clothed
IN language rather too constrained and resembling
style page from scky than the gushing tender.
ness of mothers heart has still It's moral and porrays the
sorrows OF one who loved not wisely but too we'll"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01

The New York younteers on the Dist uIt. paid
Ihe last honors TO the remains Of Edward Day, one
Of their companions in arms. The frequency Of
these spectacles shows how fast the small remnant
Of the New York regiment spared by the carnage
Of the battlefield are dropping into premature
prnYas.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01

The Boston Christian Register informs us that
the Orthodox, the Baptist, and Unitarian sOcie-
ties" held union meeting on Fast Day, at which
she ministers of each denomination addressed their
hearers. This is the greatest reform Of the Nine
teenth Century
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01

Fatal SHIPwARcK.--We learn from the Bos.
ton Traveller that the British schooner Crown, Capt
Role, was wrecked on West Quoddy Head, and
all hands persisted. Some articles of female cloth
ing were washed ashore.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01

BURGLARS CAuGHT.-James Thompson and Geo. Decks
TWO notorious characters, were caught yesterday morning.
about O'Clock, breaking into the premises Of William
Thompson, No 90 BASIN street. They were brought before
Recorder Geno few hours aeT and were sent 10 take their
ina before the Criminal Court Upon the examination Mr.
thompson the complainant, deposed that he was awakened
by the watchman and that coming out to the door he M
covered that an attempt bad been made to break into HI.
dwellings the window had been broken open and marks of
violence was seen upon the door. He found that the watch
mad detected the two prisoners in the chisel i'm
NY nppeTs, matches and candle were found nnnn Them
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01

9 =, 1879 Wv OHAstAth-UG ~ NOs|S
ONE fAiok,, Retail CLOTHING Establishment
NO. "a IdGgaSiqss Street
" BY SLIPS Mediator Hero and u,s.rsp oho ne mr.. d,
fe'eyps very large addition stock Of Fine and Fash
70, and SUMMER CLOTHING 70 which we nri
Ian our Clothing nanuiacured our IN Nsvyt
expressly Tor our retail sales here pnrclasers arc
requested 70 examine die style and workmanship Of all Our
Inc following Is only apar,ial list Of articles,
summer Dress Coats, Frocks, sacs, Polka. A.,
AID osn srino or Drap dEe Frock Dfes Coats acs PoLs
Engllsh Merino and Parsme,tn Do do.
% ana eolOrd Alpaca sAc Polha Lamarues and bor,
All Linen, checked and striped do do.
1s Ill., ina S seer seersecfr DO. do
Gag. ana Mode coored Cashmeretts do. do
h me oolGrsd IL ko,sais Cloth AID Tweed DO do
pss 6 an s aaS large Black Clio,
prices - ~A''H We are Selns at rsduceo
R1epeh figured Mefiuo and Drap "a Ture p,paloon,
s5s"sh .a Me I.1S. o. DrAp dEte 90.
RAJ IS Saa eSIorsd Alpaca and Parumetta DO.
::ss Hsi@ D ssa 6 ssi i Es. s'l'ra e.
french and American Cottonade Do.
Doesk'n PsDtaloons, at reduced prices. ""'
sars, R,,.r =. Vests;
sopsr plain iI and figured Bar4ihea do.
super White and colored MaTseile, DO
ali 4 e fss sy. oss: Le do
s.y..sss 9H. sss hsaHisffssy sasa s: etc.
Nsr Calico Hickory Linen and Cotton Check and
S SHSss I'M suls Msno Cotton a.d e.,.s Eliza.
BIown, White and Pink Cotton UndsrshIrts and prsv,.
heSyy sIk undershirts and Drawers
ned White Fsaas Msno sRTs a sSpf Drawer.
and Iqs ssil Has SSia ~ HrsFss
is Thread Thread 6.ss and and ss GL9xEs
slk and bingham Umbrellas Trunk', Carpet Bags etc.
fn ssSortment Of BoYs' and caIIDRENs CLOTHING.
ONE PRIcE FOR Go SD !, !, and s Ne Dsgiatios
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01

Formerly they put dead people away in collins
now, man in Broadway, New York, supplies the
community with "patent metallic burial cases. .
We wonder if one sleeps sounder in 'burial
casep than il il were called mere coffin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01

RECORDER BALDw1N'H Court. - The cases yesterday
came principally under the head of vagrancy and the work
house received an addition to its company of ororn looking
inmates. Ne
Mary o'Brien, charged with striking woman with bot
uc' weapon which has caused ARRAY resulting in
to-day.
James johnson having, aedged by Mrs Johnson stolen
quantity of soap from her store was consigned to the
son al the foot OF eva street, in preference TO the ugly stone
walls of the Parish Prison
George Clark and John Murphy having appropriated to
themselves the soft side of BALE were advised y the
watch that the law fowned upon such moments of ease
They were sent to keep johnson company
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01

The following choice item is going the rounds .
The colored tragedian, Mr.. Jones, is going to
give Shaksperian readings in Cincinnati"
We would suggest Otlsllo to the sooty aspirant
for Hstrionic hOnOrs, as a good character for his
debut
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


"wednesday Morning, May l. 1850.
CoTTON-Geat disappointment was felt yesterday at the
non arrival of the Cambrias accounts which, as the tee
graph worked well throughout the day. expected every
hour In consequence barely 1900 bales of Cotton CHANGED
hands, though at full prices.
HRyv mn I ave .ss,r,o.,rxo..
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SHERMAN'S
SHOULDER BRACE,


choice ta "a s KS sTaS: 9 q + II F
very reasonable prices, and on accommodatns terms
Among them are Pano Foes made by ths old and cee
tome, and finished Beautifully in Rosewood Black Walnut G
and Mahogany, with iron frames, made in the substan
Gn Piaa@ fSts which oT ssS Rsse
moi been e9uae They are peculiarly suited to the country
p dhe inPJovems tin Piano Fortes, the patent
ment This improvement gives ecnlar mness and ri.
ancy to the treble adds ed laby and 9Th Of The
than those in ordinary use ''''s 'O'" IN
psVc. Id n Pina Agep, S aeS Hey celebrated Grand
ness of tone, they stand presmlnent. :
Pianos hd f9 4aens o eli he fb s Ps
aPf kS 81 S% sa 1s seT%I to
EACH h and taken y part payne nt for new Pianos.
cASfTGf dkAsPRSTs TMHEfa RsqsS and ApPssd -
Instrument fer Village Churches Lodges SeTenadine
swea and ara Se R ,oas practice e 2sa1
and offered al so each.
FStes FlagspIes Strings, and Musical Merchandise d
every KIND VII be promptly executed reasonable prices
HARPs, double and single action on hand and made to
M6sIC Gu rs .a IsSes q parshSses
an accumulation Of over twenty In many old
VIEW Te SeE S1 P Bg every ,rv, from III. North
49, by ths foreign steamships Spaish Songs Dances
every at he Goposons p socs
sssen 5s s sd
Ses SS% G By addIeing The Rpdersned
ing ssss aps im ''N1 70 az WI NJ i MA HYS.n
nIsCHARGsBD sol DISEIS6 -ROITNTY LAM
Groom No. g. upsairs) at The u s. Comnssosf' ee
near the corner Of Canal ST. apS S.ns
Magazine street No a street. adjoining their old retail
sickIes a. CO., 40 and "a Canal street.
w SSEa1i Lasfrlunts Ffls PsstHusy. n22 20
DAPHNE HOTELr-H0 W.9RD' S-The undersigned,
Il he
ao,el and tasbonable watering place DAPHNE, fs.:f
Of Mobile Bay Ten miles soahess r. Of Noble most
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen give him visit
$ s now o aR ne
Rseeas :, % conduct his house in such style and
Those %er V n rs DA RP sr Nh ESRs re-
oyDg Shower Bath IN the CpSea o. en-
being supplied BY Natural Fountain discharsing one nun
png is also the premises, very beneficial to those Whose
fo sS Wa s qf B a Mineral MSs
erected. 'A'Oeo"' iO"'o mas Oeen
Lowp5essure Steamboat wisav This place every NOR
mug LOT Mobile, and return in the evening.
Applications for Board should be directed to me- care
Of a 5sSs sm nr0fs0H' ESQ., Mobile 4 Nm \ HOWARD
AhR MR. COLUMBIAN HAIR DYE-This
Dye dreG quick and permanent shade be
and brilliant color insanty While ORssr manafse
ifSG spe a f edd
s'1S B. RfE zssst Dye
apo I'm Druggist and Apothecary la Canal st.
II EMOYAL-The undersigned has removed from No.
Z S corner Of Camp, the jswsy
Msv u Ss %2 Tef gay q e gnS
S oa Psas C maj a E BRACELETS Lock
ion of Fancy Articles of every kind ''0 '1''''
Having experienced workmen in the Repairing Department.
be repairing every description Of Waches CocSs Music
Boxes and Iewey Cash paid for old Gold and SILVER or
f respectfully solicit my friends and the public to give
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01

ROBBERY OF JEwELRY.-A complaint was made yeste,
day before Recorder Genos, by Menza Woodwork who
stated that on Monday morning. being absent from her house
IN Rampant street. St. Ann, her bureau was broken
open and several valuable articles of ewery were stolen
She further aedged that the burglary was committed BY one
David s. Hymes charge which was sustained BY the eyl
oence o. Mrs d. Hymes who deposed that she i'll in bed
at the time that the articles were taken and that she ,b
accused commit the crime. Hymes has been arrested
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-In the case of WIN. K Stiles
T. Larne yesterday asked leave to file the decree of the
supreme Court He had been informed that the iuen
ton of the District Attorney to file new Indictment in The
case He however woud ask that the prisoner be dis
charged but would prefer bring the case up on writ of
ha6eas corpus The District Attorney was of opinion that
The Court remarked that by the decree of the Supreme Cou
all the original proceedings aside and the judgement
reversed 1t, therefore, thought the original affidavit was NOT
sueient 70 sustain Tecommment, and that the prisoner
must be discharged under the decree The Distct
asked iet the detention Of the prisoner until he could e
new anuaylt Tor Iecommitment Mr. Laue then sipnifad
his Intention to apply Immediately writ of
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important Sale OF Front and New Leyee street
Property. in the best commercial locations.
BIZ III. w. PALFREY, Auctfoneer.

SATURDAY, May 4, 1880 II oefock- be soS, Al Banks
Fourteen LOTS OF GROUND being the unold portions Of
Toe block bounded by Front New
me lower limits Of the Orleans being the lots Nos
23 H. 49, 49, H. l5 49, and 49, as Der i;hogrnpbc
copy Plan prepared BY VIM r. Thompson dated Januzry 9
si ne original being fled in the Office Of Theodore Guyo Esq
No.sly Public, under the number 1884, %
j be exhibited Banks Arcade day SALE when the
Nine LOTS OF GROUND forming The corner Of New Leyee
ana BENJAMIN Streets bounded the upper by property or
Madame FoueheT and the street aey 90
In vdh which is for the lots bounding on il
and which are TO each proportional part expense or
opening paving ard keeping the said for the
dimensions Of which nine lots see plan.
T. Two LOTS OF GROUND on lie West side of aid ca.e
e aud bounded on the other side property Of John Fink
having each front Of % II inches street BY
e Of ~ feel 10 inches and 90 icing the corner o
on Chase street, equally bound expense open
: - - -
Terms Of Sale onefourth cash. and balance at g. 70
ana ~ months credit for bearing property
SOLO, the notes paid maturity interest
alter al the rate Of per purchasers have
the privilege Of dscounns their the pcr
snnun or their option they proong the payment
the prolonged time. = - =
purchasers. - srao ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01

fiRE.-A fire broke out yesterday morning in Algers,
which destroyed oneory house occupied grocery store
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AUCTION SALES

J. A. BEARD, An171--.--

d As BEARD, Atleffomeev. -
y :Gs a s:ss a. ': sss
ss '''is one ssis Ne i e . s re- is!'
p. b. TAYLOR.
A UcTIoN AND COMMISSION MERCHANT IA. $1,000
q n. % y. 10 q AT s s,si s yess y W ss
bold Furniture, Slaves, etc a,,I 49, n, Z
Governments WAGONS, Dsnys, Bodies. yyhccIs. etc
BY SYKES, HYDE 4 CO.
ssnss az. M MH Sss q ss ~.
% 'isi' ss s sSssTn 4 IVA %&aoE sSDfss
100 WHEELS Q .st .R0NsfsG Gar;
.l a 6:s S sg gss cs SSsd ss
TsaI sps under s'.A o $500 $500
French costonades end Catalogue Sale OF Dry
By II. H. PETITPAIN.
IRnRsDAY Ny at 70 oelOet-n be sold :. his Auction
10 bale, heavy French blue Couooadss.
100 package. .od lot. Of sEa Sos GOODS c,uu, i.
s: I'D rs ne; Gs:a b
u :nS S SeGs o, aSd B ss
sefehes sens Britsnnias Listsdcel Lnea Chce
Curtains, csPss, Pssripes ChemizeIts,, etc etc
Deec Good. .uch q. bleseSei and brown sb..o., e.
Dnims spe Long Cloths cotioDrds Muquto Hettss
Terms liberal at .sls.
Catalogue will be goods examined eay on
.ns morning 81 sale myI
Damaged Prints Dam.ged P-,n,.
BIZ r. H. PETITPAIN.
IhuRsDAf May at 10 oeoek-wnl sold at his auction
One case PRINTS damaged board The ship Iud.on on her
vcy.ge from New York to This place "''
Sale Of Hardware and Cutlery. Continued.
by SYKES, HYDE d CO.
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message was received from the Mayor, yetoipg portion
Of salaries for the city was fixed. Approved.
petition was received from John Dillon, supported nv
other persons, making charges against Alderman Peter
MMsser; MI Cormody moved lay it the tabs. Mr.
moved to reerit to the next Council Mr. Foraace
h opposed to its reception. Mr. Keser who had
y mere entered and replied the charges, using
~ sSg tes against his The latter being in
.ne oddly At Tue time etoed upon the Alderman-conu
The Committee Building and iaving n,ada rano nm
street Adopted - Fo" Vi "idsHA'he
"A report from the Building Committee authorized TN.
Adopted. W Duiiu "haii
Of bills to the amount Of $500. - s Pay"