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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22

COMMUNICATED.
Nlessrs EIiots:-As friend Of scientific music beg
leave 10 say, that have attended Two CONCERTS
g ven ~ Master Thomas and Mr. Harig. MIR. Harig is
fine Pianist; and has it been my pleasure to hear
a better Niens than Master Thomas. He executes
The INST difficult peces with great and accuracy
Those, who unders and the science of music cannot fail
to be pleased with the accuracy of the performance and
In common with others, must admire The melody, winch
falls upon the have made, Messrs. Editors. this
simple statement because it is a tribute justly due
musical talent. LOVER OF MUSIC.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22
NEW YORK An,nsl L. ISL

N,
TIC Stock market is without much change mpve-
meni. Treasury Note g., ! IA, and Nv Loan, Con
p1as It, offered. Sterling Exchange 10 l0i premium.
The Money maakct is easy aud good paper negotiating
Al 4 to per cent
Flour Is IA her quiet aud prices in favor Of bnyc-s-
The stts amount t. G.5J0 hbls. at 5 II tn Sl6S for
common State brands -pnre Genes+e S. 15-Souhern
S5.51a5 IL. Curn Mai So Rye Flour unchanged
The m,rkat Tor wheat is dull and prices declining
sale of 300 bushcl, North Caulina red al terms
made public Corn rather heavy. Sales of 10000
bushels Al 62a63 for mixed aud CSC cts for yellow
Oats So 10 Il cts Rye Ct cts.
There /, change To notice IN Provisions Small
sales Of Mess Pork at Sl037; Prime SS31. Lard 6ia7
cts. in bills.
The Grain market is firm. Sugars in good demand
and ptlces t5ndIng upward. Coffee firm. Rice quiet
MdaSses in demand.
There Is more fnuess in Tobacco, aud plc's tendin.
upwards
The caton Market is firm bnt very quiet. Thu Na-
CARA letters not assorted IN for business anl
only GOO bales s,d al full prices Dealers are holding
oil I their letters
Whlshey IS selling AT 25j ,26, cents per gallon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22

o. The Bedford Sentinel and Southwestern
Advocate, will be issued on the 30h instant I'M.
der the editorial supervision oil II. NJ. Garland Jr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22

Dodge. Of WIS, Greene. llmlin. Miller, Phelps, Up
ham. Walker. and Wolhrp-l0.
After n short Executive the Senate aj Iuroed
I'LL Monday.
The Senate was not in session h day.
HDl Sc.
On motion. the lonse resolved self into Committee
othe Whole CIV. Bnu in he chaif;) and resumed the
cons denuon Of the Cyl aud Diplomatic Appropriation
Bill.
Mr. Ewing of Tenn, occupied the floor an hour in "a
of the IcVas boundary bill. He quoted from the
Treaty with Mexico To shpw that ihero alternative
left t. The Executive hul 10 glyc protection, by all the
he has the Iithl nadr the Con~ttulion 10
mand /, the people IN New Mexico as against the pre
tensions of Texas The L States could keep faith
under tho Treaty with Mexico. nnsss they did lie
way of the / States getting of the d ilcully,
aud keep It's faith Texas and NV Mexico, except by
the passage of the Ill Of Mr.. Pearce The Speak
eT s table
Nj. Swe,t,er made rem ,rks not heard
M Bayly allowed by way Of closing up the gene al
drhato.
MIR. johnson, Of Tom. introduced an amendment to
reduce the salaries Of Ii elrers of Government, Army
aud Navy. and tmh,rs of Congress- ohe fifth provided
such reduction would bring the pay lower than s. 600
Mr.. j. made me remarks IN favor # rerenchment.
lie deemed tins The time WHEN the expenditures were
nofmous and Increasing to commence the reduction.
I ,e qucsi was put, and the amendment reject
some discussion had IN relation t., a reduction of
mileage. All amendments IN regard to thus were voted
dnwo.
Mr. Schenck introduced an amendment To pay salary
81 sou in lieu OF all per diem pay. aud also 10 cents
meag" m each IN lie Travelled 10 and from the seat Of
Government.
This rejected
Mr. Brown, Of Miss. proposed an amendment to pay
actual ellog expenses Of members aud from the
sea, ct Government, aud per diem Pay Of SIP
This was rejected.
The comn tee then Sc. aud the House al 81 o'clock
adjourned.
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GALvEsTON-Per steamship Portland: 8 bales cotton
Buchanan Carroll Sco-sundres to Han & Kamp-2 bhds
sngaT 20 bbs molassgs Mcdowell Mills Eco-I nd sugar
tee DO - & Harrs-5 baes cotton Rugely Rochelle S
hhds IisTt -co-T9 baes Bradner
SmthEi5 Mad eale Can & Mosby@si do cayes Jacob
N,ia+-Tofsf "a hal cnfiInn S
ST I0GJTSIPer steamer st Iouis % bhds tobacco M
Ubits bbIs bsT P.r,Sas 4 E,5i 40 ia do lard
Sbnitz = U.d en-5IS 40 nntk - Al lard kags do ~
Sh{ 6, I.T T Rr5oL ~ y @ 9i r. ~ ~ 80 , gI sboss
m az ~, - 49,, 49, Z ~ 1iat c. Ennar
CO. bae blsnIets 4 Lsniesr c@I6 cases md,e Bia-
sS n @ 81 - - - = ~ 10 40 bra1 p EoJa,
@ T. Jy--s1I "a a d % Ia 40 yrid fnIt 10 bbs do
Sss q g. - IA t ~ '"s n 49, on-I52 do han +
Si iLh O 10 H. -, sh ~ p't, < 80 a. n, IN
n1s i DnbsSLio W do oats r DnfN575 bbs lime blocks
ons yLi o IL -; - III Es,iaI Z -o,i0Is III n
iog ~ H. m IL % p ~ 5b tioaS Kniv 4 FoS,sO
~ IL y ~ 10 f!;E ~ IN i - Ie,n3,, ~ GO S,roG4 10 F.
"a ,Ti,a IN ~ n r,s 49, o,s 10 / -onDoIiv
n - 4, ~ uo = 10 Z X ~, seca6 DO
g. 81 90 " me y ~ go o "a nIe G tSoes ~ bbs
a. a. sa {NbS'i G1n p D. y, 5 - No. Sly nav Aeo-To-
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" Game in out ofthe wet," as the Shark said when
he Srpalowedthe Darkey-Wih equally as dsinter-
esed motives did Mrs. Wall, residing on Basin
street. extend the hospitalites of her roof to Mrs.
Eliza Delunery, on Sunday evening last. She fol
some time had charge of Eliza's child; the mother,
on calling, accepted the kind invitation to pass the
night near her offspring On rising, however, she
missed various articles of wearing apparel, and a
small sum of money, amounting 10 81 30, which
| she has reason to believe were stolen by Mrs wal
who, it seems, was only temporarily residing III
| Basin street, at the house of Lucy Carter, Tree
woman of color. A search warrant was granted
to search her premises, corner Of ST. PeIer ana
| Villere streets.
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Louis Napoleon, playing desperate game for
power does not lack spirit. His recent tour was
crested with signs of popularity rather equivoca,
and in many places not all satisfactory An in-
stance is related by Paris correspondent Of the
National IntelIigencer, as follows:
During The whole iDurrev, the cry Of Vfvs la
RepubIioue . has been prOfered and received as
one hostile 10 the President At Metz, three days
since we had the most remarkable proof of this.
The officers of the National Guard, upon the oo-
casion of their grand reception ny the President,
had come to the determinatinnp u was known, 70
utter this cry, and no other A elVIi Iuncuonarys
aware Of the Intention, approached group OF
officers, and addressing General present, hoped
that no improper cries would be uttered the oc-
casiOn. Certainly NOT replied the General, we
mean to acclaim the Repubiie sureS. ms VIII nos
be deemed improper The President snssred the
room and the presentation commenced with loud
shouts Of Vive la RepubIique!' sop, gentle
men - said NJ. BOnaparte, with haughty waive
Of the hand pl ase to remain silent for moment.
It is not usual to utter cries Of any sort upon the
prssentatlOn of the public authorities; yet hear
some Of you shout Ylve la R-puhliqnr! 10 which
Others reply by shouts Of different characteE IL
il il counsel that you mean to give me, have no
need Of il my acts speak loudly enough If it is
a lesson that you would give me, learn that re-
ceive lessons from nob1dy!' Increased shouts of
The republici the republic nothing but the re-
public = was the reply Of the officers
Interesting PLqce-In Rusk county, Texas, there
is beautiful village called Mount Pleasant, about
half way between Nacogdoches and Henderson,
1t is commonly known Vncents Town. The
proprietor, says the Galveston Journal, Charles
Vincent German by birth, but an old Texan,
has built up quite handsome village, where few
years ago every thing was wild and uncivilized.
In july last he had six backsmiths, three sadisrs,
two tinsmiths two or three carpenters and cabinet
makers, besides number Of other artisans, con-
stantIy at work These, in addition to large
store, supplied with every descrbabls article, from
a needle to crowDar, and an extensive farm, at-
forded spectacle of busy life not frequently met
with. A wool cardng machine has been added to
the concern. Taking into consideration the perse-
verance Of the proprietor, we look forward to see
Mount Pleasant become noted a manufacturing
place.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

Larceny.-A raftsman from the sup country"
named Hubbard, made affidavit against R,
Wolf, tailor, residing on Perddo street, for hav
ing abstracted from the breast pocket of his coat
S2l5. VOLTS deeds typical Of his name
The coat had been left by Hubbard in his hands
for a tev minutes only, while a button could be
sewed on. Under pretense OF pressing it, he went
into the back room with it. After getting his coat
Hubbard left, but missed his pocket book before
going two squares. Sent to the First District
Court.
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hhinA.
Nr,v nRLEANs cATTLG MARKET.
Thursday Evening, September IS, 1850.

Thursday Evening, September Is, 1885, 5
Arrived to-day per steamship Port and 4o head OF Texas
Reeves and 81 Calves per roqUOis, 81 Western Cattle and
go Hogs and Sheep.
PRIcEs; Beef Cattle, 3'afGO6e W ID net Hogs, El9
Sc y Ii nets Sheep - 25(d SO % " head; -hacA Cons
s2O0s9O y head for Illinois, and 500 s5 for tne Ken
tnckY CaLres, 81 sGal s. 20 Y head.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

Contrauention and HdrbO7ing Stare'-A colole9
man, calling himself Robert Brown was arrested Eli
yesterday by Lieut. secshayIj hai n u he s Sat in
contrayenti9n of the law-having been mortified to
leave leave on the 20Ih day of February, lS45. Another
chargs was also preferred against him by Mr., Mar
tin Gordon, Jr., who charges him with cGnceailng
,a,,sraI days that he had absented himself from
home. Examination postponed until next Tuesda,
! at | O'Clock.
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Horse,Dhippng. ng.-Andre Pujol, yesterday, made
affidavit before Recorder Genois, charging one
William Barrett with too free use Of his cOw-skin,
having made an objectionable attack on him yes
terday on the Levee On examination Of the
charge the Recorder held him to bail to keep the
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

Insanity.-The examination of Herman Hof
manspray was postponed yesterday. He stands
charged by Mr.. Faise1, baker on Apollo street,
with stealing baking tools. The plea set up by
counsel is periodical insanLY.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

Per steamship Portland from Gayest9n-MII Phillips and
Byrne Lew, IIabsr David NoUsa, Russ hennedYt
r McCloy, Burns, A NcCloy, Elliott, J FOlan,
Per ship Mag uolia, from Havre-34i in steerage.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

tBy Telegraphic Dispatch.1
To the Good Intent Towboat Company;
TOwboa Mississippi, with ships Arthur, NJ Howes and
Caledonia Brander. to w Stanton Sco.
chip Hudson, from New York.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

Retraction-Justine Bourgoine, called upon Re-
corder Genois Yesterday, and stated that the afida-
Wit made the day previously against l. Laune, had
been founded in error, and begged it withdrawn
Granted.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

Peddling.--I. Isaacs was brought to the High
Constable's Office, Second Municipality, having in
his possession cotton handkerchies and 90 dozen
shirt buttons, which he was peddling in contraven-
ton of the law.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

Discharged-BazilIio Setrorich, charged by Eu.
Ialie CallIOt on the l6lh, with having beaten and
abused her child in the Vegetable Market, was yes
terdav morning discharged by Recorder GenOis
there being no evidence 10 convict him.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

Appointments by the President-Captain William
H. Smiley, of The State of Rhode Island, Gem
mercial agent for the Falkland Islands. ~.
John Black, Commercial sgeas 81 Port Do ,'aI'e
IN ihs Island Of GsY!enr
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

An affidavit made three days since by
George Washington Dixon against Lieut.. Ber-
MAUD, of the First Municipality Police, charging
him with illegal detention. The evidence went to
prove that he was so drunk as to be incapable oil
finding his way home. Charge dismissed.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

Sarah Clark surrendered herself at the High
Constables Office, Second Municipality yesterday
warrant for her arrest for breach of peace having
been issued
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

H P. McCoard was arrested by officers CarnelI
and Delaney, at the request of Mr. John A. Zan-
der, who charges him with violent assault and
with beating him.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

First District COurt.-Henry Seal, Thomas
| Seal and Thomas Larkin yesterday sen
before ldge Larue on the charge of breaking the
CIrcms street.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

Disturbing the Peace. - John Brannon was
| brought before Recorder Seuzeneau for being
drunk, disturbing the peace and fighting on the
leyee Locked up for examination.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

Ed. Roberts was arrested complaint Of Mary
Balthazard for assaultng and whipping her. Sent
to First District Court by Recorder Seuzeneau.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

John Cochran, for an assault Ed. Hanks,
was also locked up for examination by Recorder
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B 0 O X s.:


ID y Y N .
nECTU~U AMI MOnERN ROOKS
J. nv nv - - a 1 ps and scarse In every deIar..
III I'u' A'4 60 E , SnI 0' -, c,,tar, I'D Rlok,
meni Of science the Atu anu l1''-'a''i nc '
Prints, Pamphlet Magazines = dTes Charts maps "uc e"'
etc. with good Of Stationery and the ne" Cheap Put
npstract, one door 5eoy Gg0d tl
,,T, . M y I,TIIII ~, a III@I ~
4 WV AN FtsFts FAili'E' IA -
- Unprecedented IN dlsaoyhs stoue ~ .e oa"e, % FL %
Kidneys, and hsaIihE tne ihdn!atyE '~ ~ VI S "a an
mary organs FG reefenCe 9ee ffChy CItsCGsI' an pau"
pneis' az uTLRft . Z" 3. 20 S'augs b - stysa
'o5l NIL sm aA''1 '''"'' O'' 80 =, r GGlvAA-
| m - - - :; :, =, -, :, =; ~ T75,T, = = AZ =.
t'AMiL1 CAhhIA'fh Fuih i eA' aT L a - EeIEy H.
l. FamHy carnage wan 'Sloie III Ieol'5 IT, IT,
sale very low Apply at No 2@ NaIche1 street a,,S p'
| StHlr. 'hhiO
| TNVJT; ETORE FOR sALE-A well established
- Drug store located in the business part Of the city.
olerru lor sas ~ ~ IT, ~ ~ ,y w iaf,sT npuar
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PROTECTION INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
HARTEOKD. CONN.

INooRPoRATED IN 1885 -cAPITAL. 100000.
u. w. CLARK, President.
WIN. Conner, Secretary.
HG ENCY No. % Camp street.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
This old and able Company continues to make insurance
at its long established Agency, in ,ms city, on the most
favorable terms against damage OrlOss by FIRE, MARINE
OR INLAND RISKS. A dedu g. ten per cent. on
premiums is made TO the insured.
Having an ample capital, with large surplus lund to
meet any losses this Company affords perfect security the
insured.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid here, in Hartford
At The option OF the holder Of the policy.
Insurance on LIVES made in New York Life Insurance
Company.
Applications for insurance respectfully solicited
81 CHAS. q. LATHROP. AGENT, % Cnmp at.
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sTEkMhOATs.
ExpOrts.

PENSACOLA-Per schr Geneva: casks bacon, 100 SKIS
corn, 80 do salt, 30 bXs tobacco etc.
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n y Gnyerment SnIe....U. +. Government Sale.
ny p, B. TAYLOR,
ny PRIVATE SALE.
LEWIS FLORANCE, AuctiOneer.

Il Il W Is II bU ME-, NNINNIUITUOT'
Office 81 GrdEter street.
GNLAVE WOMAN BETSY first Luuk, Washer and rOner
- fully guaranteed She be sold person living out
the city Apply to the above. sl3
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

lmpOELSs
BOSTO S-Per ship R d <hepard Assorted mdSe.
HANRE-Per ship Magnoia Assorted mdae,
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FashionabIe Tailoring EstabIishmen N

ID UNAyVAY OR DEAD-A young man by the name
IN Of r. q. TONNES, about Twenty one years OF age
spare made, dark comPieNqn black hgir aGd very 9HGS
when laughing. his mouth drawing considerably TO the lett
side) The said TOwne3 has during the last WINTER been
about the towns of Pckensyile, Ala and Aberdeen Co
Iumbu aud Macon, Miss. When last heard Of (Which was
taking passage on the steamboat CUeO, for Mobile for the
purpose of making exchanges having first delivered up TO
the young with the wagon (Nlr BrayD his unsettled
business agent and nstruCug him to leave Tor home but
wait five days in Montgomery for his arrival since winch
time we have never heard Of him The said To%nes
yourg man of no MEANS but of of our first ames and
we r that he has been lost on steamboat otherwise
ANY information concerning him would be Thankfully
ceyei both iOr the qualification of his family and ourselves
as he had with him probably some $iUV 05 $touV o. ou
money. Shell IONI " al IN? q W;
aul5 Owls RngOld, fltEylVHnla CO., va
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AUCTION SALES.

1IotbiUR land .......... GBps
BY J. b. BLACHE.
rT7s DAY September 10 oclouEW be sod at bic
| ton store No. IA Ciisrtres street
mere Pants Cloth sacs aud Paetot Cashmere Doeskn and
sn Vests Coonne Cloth Pants, fine Cloth LloakE,
ssdnet Goats, White Vests overGoat', etc. etc.
Silk, Plain silk sud Fur HATS and Cloth Caps. ~
French..........BrRndy md ines.
BY SYKES, HYDE d. co.
T'RlDAY, September a, at balpas 10 o'clock WIN be- sold
their auction 81 Magazine the following LlQUohs
ana WlnES All o. recent an1 greet mporlalons L. uri,c
40 baskets Champagne Wnebrauds lie A9Tqus de MAf'ac
900 cases i,Tet Wine-l2 bottles each;
3}0 do White Wine, sauterne--lz bottles eaGh
10 DO choice Table caiSi Wine; ''D'
80 casks Claret Wne-sood articlei
a bbs White Wue-goo1 article
50 quarter.casBs Sherry wnei 50 eghlhs do
50 do, Port Wine, Crown brand
60 do. Madeira Wine; 80 eghths do
All Of which are Of direct importation, and pure n,
Terms at sale -
u, 4, Government saIe....U. s. Government Sale.
BY p. B. TAYLOR,
Office IS Gra1ier street.
- rrpD.y sentsnber % at II o'eiock-Wi at the
- limited States Warehouse, POyuras street. between St.
Cbs and Curondelet by order Of Col T. r. Hunt Deputy
| QuaTterrnuAter General L >. A.
$500, less, old Grain BaEi
$50 old Crate bars,
| i56 pounds more or less, Wrought Iron
| bbla old Chloride OF LuEei
l old Cooking stoYei
I Old Galley
| 1O-ght 6Is Sash;
| flight sKlO Sash;
| 3 pieces old hahn Cables, 2a-iuCh
| 60 pieces old Copper
| GOmluHersi
| s Feather Plowsi
| Il Shirts
Musqlito Bansi
The must paid away the day Of sale ~
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
% 81 30" n. H.-LoNeIruDE 800 Win Time
Cleared Yesterday
- -
Arrived,

Arrived.
Steamship Portland Boehner, from Galveston 23d inst, to
Hairs & MnTgan-2d my.
Ship Shepard Davis g days from Boston, TO Ioufo
Sd my.
Ship Magnoa Ulrick "A days from Havre, to PerTst-
LIST
sTEkMBOATs.
Melodeon, AckeFman, from St Louis.
Irouuois, Hales, from st Louis,
ST Louis Taylor, from st Louis.
E White, Brady, from Atchafalaya-
Houma, Eaussett, from Ouachita.
Patrick Henry Landry. from Baton Rouge.
st James, Hyde, from LonadsOnVIle. .
Towboat Anglo Ame.an Dayis, from the Passes-went
down hght-brough int up ships Shepard, Magnolia.
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NTGTICE, JAMES 4, DANIELS kas ny powsF 4
~ a'tgssag llfiEs Jay Ahstaas Fgg bs stEts,
fg AAAuEN hAlrEF - tsSssts ~
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

The steamer Meodeon left ST Louis the 18th nst-Re
ports feet water to Cairo.
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.N. be. MMggertv s. BrO.,

y
rs Canal Street. IMPORTATION Direct.
sprFNnrn STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
49,, .!---, - t;. I;.t
TUE undergnsd have nst received per- shps bLuh.%eS
meni Of FOREIGN DRY GOODs-to the examination
Of which respectfully invite our cqsonefs-now opening
Plain and em,,roldlsredi ed G2oEed f9 De ,i,; n,1is,nes;
Rich riR black and fancy silks;
- ,ashmeTne eo'ored and black;
Monssaine de oinss mil ns,orrs cor cbd,en
Bssk and S9G5sd s5 Gs9ads, aud Sm9P All v
Ladies and Chi.dren's l.. O. Handkercheis;
sws aGS JasoSe anu thSs S.oTa%.1 trimmed DO;
Gentemen's Fancy Cravas.
yaSafv Of Ipf y % "a adis' toan GesT
bows do for ali ages; '''''' ''''' i'"e
KID GLOVES, SILK do. all styles for children;
560 piece bIaeE and colored Aipacas;
Orears Cloth, fObourg do, Grandees;
BSxpoaP 5sn %9Pip BanasG G5slS sfa%Sa Ef%SaeSl eSloth;
other styies OF dress Goods q Ia dernGre mode;
Pink, Blue Cherry and Plaid French Fannes for childen
six Gauze, Welsh and Rogers Flanpels;,
BiIdeye and all styles Of 9i9pers; Nn.,, cn,,.i,,.
Wooien and Silk Damssk ior Curtains:
Linen Sheeing, Cotton do Fr and Eng. Blankets;
Maseles COuGterp9lnes, do for cradles E and T CRIBS;
Printed Carpetng, bedes large assortment of Gimps,
FREff Mans BGGdpDBS snd Deg EgOfFu Df' e'' thinning
Silk and Velvet MaRlas cashmere ana & GLope 0ha"Is'
Ladies an Misses Merno and six Vests;
Bovs' and Gents siIk and Merino UndeIshrs
Broche Muslin for Curtains
DUNES IlCe GOODS = ShiTtngs; Sheeuhgh, lIChihEst
IneGHs1 IN saD tnu ag m a , nsoecton Of which is
earnety reGusstqd
M % oSss 5Ss9 no % 6I6De for C6
bles to Gfsr them at extremely 10" prices and for
Cash ONLY u.ccrprv e. PPO 5sCsnaIs
e-V- Bee insert two weeks IN french only.
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY,
| MRS NJ b. DfMITRY, Of New Orleans, whose expe-
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BaPks.

/ Tennessee ..... ] tie Jenny ..-.-...-
Union ....,.... 3,m2 Jonathan CEly..'
Viola. 6,Inl \. Ksl ock .....
lyYuliam. l.mi Nal. EastlAnd..
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Office OF the Crescent Mutual Insurance Co.
In conformity with the re -ions of their charter the
JOnuaHY submit the following statements
amount Of Premiums on P9ctCs issued i0r inc pc1T e
ing JIy IL, 1857, Utz:
For Fire Premiums. S53,89l -
For Marine Premiums .,...,......,...'.'a lU64L5 ~
For River Plem'"m' -goo. : ssaoO2a 3,
Pe. Rsa Ps%gTI no; I..;:5 ssai7 81 &
,,.,, r-,-.,n-,, s,, ,ho S25O,7g2j
Pad during uie same DeriOdJOr Losses 20 0iI 10
For Fire Losses 81
For Marine Lases.. s9ns G7
sIf056 81
Amount Re .In-unnces and Expenses less N 600 90
Interest," Discount Account, ec'.'.''''' l67Ol9 II
Profits to be divided.
rb Cn,nv further report that they had, at me dae oil
the I be,nr the close Of the fiscal year. the lohow-
ing assets, viz; -, ,t ,ro,s5 u ool Es,,,
In bonds and Mortgages unincunbered anu a. ,
in b Parishes OF Orleans and Jeierson worth double ia @ gn
leaned thereon 'SS5Vo SS gT g
Bll Receiyube M
Due Gr premns in course OF eollecon''''.' JIz5 q
0oSoO 81
Total Aes,...'...' '.''''''''''''''''' S5osoU@ 9o
rb ,rnsees have this day declared dividend of thirty
o and per cent. the net earned premiums Of
the mast veor payable in scrip and after the second Mon
day in August next
The Company would also give notice that they have
commenced writing LIFE RISKS and hereafter will continue
to make LIFE, FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER ASSURANCES.
They offer this community all the advantages OF hOmt
institution, whose profits invested in their midst, and the
security Of a and substantial capital of Three Hun
drcd and Sixty Thousand Dollars.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
MosVs GpWVH,yoon Vice. President
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

CEGARs-A large and choice assortment Of best Havana
> Segars, Of the well known brands Of Seyana, Fgero,
uEuss, Cabanos, Sol Diana Patron CametaS, bsa de
Orleans Dahlas always hand and for sale by
]. RUMANOSA, 8 Front Lever, un stairs,
slT 2l1 between CusOmhOuss nd lsiS"v'llSsts-
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

CNOAIr-Lauding fom berque Yarmouth from Philadel-
- pha 50 casks l.eh gh Coal, for sale by
s2l JOHN w ANDREWS N co. 70 Common st.
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

T7lIiE BIilIh-75,0OO EngIIsh, PltlsbnTg and Fensa
81 St ' JOHN STROUD & CO. LAG Common st. Z
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

Editors Of the stngsree Boiler Manufacturers b.
D P....Estate Of COscoran. Estate OF DANIEL
Doud - Editor Of the Christian Advocate. u Lib
eral Division No I7..-.R Of Lane Division No - Al
gss Agents of Steamer United States Mr. B.
Sheriff Of Paqueminss parish Post Office Estste
Of Clapion. President Of the New Orleans Steamboat
NJ MUSSON, P. NJ.
New Orleans September q, 1850.