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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04
Law R~foruI.

We publish below the Report Of the ConH'i'''''n
ers on Practice and Pleadiurs. inirooAn'ofs !" "''
Completed Code Of Civil Procedure "iAoh 'ne-
have reported 70 the present Legsi''re' VIE '.'s
abortion Of the new portion o. tneH 'a,''' w"
transitional stat ia which legsl P-sc'ioe hs' been
ri, the mast ga, or tso wi be brought 70 Al end
and Ii. benefits whioh the people have "-H' .
expect from tbs branch o. Law heiorn - li 'e Oh
owed We only hope that the Commissioner
nave been as successful in the Whole IS IA t1s
parts already III u'e, and that the Legislature "
lose 10 tune in acting upon their work Fo- the
rest nothing s necessary 70 he added 70 the follow
ing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

Arr,vrr II kuI Barney NcGarr-v srres'
a h, r''-rr Jacob - ~ ivrnA Went a. @s~d nr e.
n.- ~ .'..rIr-rs o. ttl ius drggh'ss TIE ~Nsr -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

A.,,rir ,Np RArttm retcr Gillespie VS.
,rr,srel " ,iue-iay hr od-ti fruce John DAVIS chas
,gl'h vioen, s.ssuinns Frsnss Thurneh coiorsd ssi
break 1e hl6 arm He'd m $50 in answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BREAD WITHOUT YEAsT.-see advertisement
N another column for mode OF BTesd.makins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

FlRN~- TWO story double irsme house IN One
lilniryi y HsreJn sns. sappsss>' 20 - {,
bs>n So ire ts .nccnd tr- VS. eufrrir cn'iilri
, .-'r-l,v ng .eofi' ociccs
jas. before .oci,k Yesterday rfcrnng Gre ~ss q :
-..r.i , grocery sfcr- 81 if CsFk - hrcngng o
"a nike BAT 81 -ge,siif rNnnsushso VIA v'r' as
.rnfaEr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

BANlyoir>r So,nrY We caO attention "a
the rceert Ia 81 az he Funds 81 h- Lsa - hscrrs .,
-..fi ~, n, SarI., Bv tV'f programme n angfhr
-, nnn So fhaf fhee have cfSe7"'f NTie 81 e
known artists ho VIII noi Ia. io sFsit ho> 70 Nr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

"a Capt HoNie. late Of the ship Caleb Giln
.,,,. huni N sea accompanied hs his f. chld An,
an Second mate steward td sevari~~s, arrived Wcinss
law morning ifum fsvsl M ti'e bark tlsn-ss Bel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

The bark Lamart!ne. Capt TowSssSD. suvcd
yesterday from Rae. Vhence She sailed - the s7th
of Nrvar,hs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

,Y~We would call attention 70 Miss hhtredge'
Reading Class Lad e. who wish 10 scqnlfs elogasr'
n OF poeics diacuc and irauaic reading win 40 wei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04
Horsr o. REPRESENTATIVES,

A. fsu Wiclirs aifrf &c @ eva u. ID.
Ny BOW Of Nv sskec tle ulzn-mcus cun-rit "a -
eus- 10 rc.fr o. re CoE-uter on lefftfes y Ntns
ult1p and TIE memorial a he peorir q A.fe ~ ~
D. au,.siud re uou >ale- Or thN s-tn l
form III covrsntt rsav BE- eXienc, o. ih - t,afs,s
NAV clr rlsf As, the urt1CrA Askls i a. NJ hAi o.
nav - Admitted =. tteu rrprcsruais VIA tf cftuet
uAs sAoN nr i. eecor uncrr -he hrJsd - a. lLag tf
tie novri tt- iaiirE he rr;efr,si 20 Ne Nunec On ~
Mr. STXrEESs osccicd and oaHed fer tAe order % u
dsv
Tao srEAExS announced "A. ~ - he e5-euon Of oe~rs
Etr 1rst hat 81 Cierk
NJ hsAtk Askec rave to prescott TIE crsoruiAs ci u
y >allA q sAEta Fs Ncv-NrNct cuatsuing sssencc q
- sei eal ae Ia. eee1 exceed BY e pccpe q IA -
rlN'f 4 such -. ds1cEae n thr House. tie Askei
- icy DC fef-rFsSs % ne CouluIflr~ ElcOtous.
90 bezg made,
~ sAkEk sassd SussSon u prveg., ia ne crvs-n-
uals weTv row e1t-ied "a ccnssdcr4rou
Ihe sSEakHk cserFuss ne roanL Nominations Nrrr
iaec rsde sor Clerk
NJ. AsnsvS so9sisalsd IsOs j. cAzSsEal, CwAs.l d
x~xs - Prsssas sczsesaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

FNEs PROT BRoNsoN guarantees natural SIKH
TOR ife without glasses- when impaired BY az
,ad cure. rear sight al wifhoaf pan HesN WArs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

Tar DRUIDs-The oounterparis Of those priesn
of Fre AMI sun whose magic adfghei The Roman invS
IN. OF Brian arrived ~ ey Yesterday Ihey sop q
The Frarki House
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

A PLEASURE PARTY.--We understand that a
party of our citizens, including one or two Proml-
nent members Of the Police, have met with an un-
pleasant incident at Biloxi. The story runs thus
that on the boat " quiet game" was commen need,
which ended in the transfer of all the small change
of the aforesaid citizens to the pockets Of one OF the
Fancy" who had managed to deal himself a
hand with the parties Finding out that the pro-
fessiona gentleman had come the science" over
them, the individuals heeced concluded to take
summary measures to force a restitution of the
funds. When they landed, this was effected, Ia
Judge Lynch, but resulted in their arrest tor high
way robbery, on the complaint of the gambler
Our last report left the party under iron restrc-
tons, and impatently waiting for bail.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

Tobacco-The inquiry on Saturday was fair and three
lots embracing 142 bhd closed follows 6S hhds
40 at ~ and 10 at 50 A hhds and at 81 round,
and 30 hhds private Yesterday factors put up
their rates, in consequence Of which sae far
could learn, effected
Sugar and MOiasses-The only sale of moment, on
Saturday, lot of 2s9 hhds Sugar private
Business yesterday confined to retail transactions pre-
yious rates.
FIOur-The market continued depressed and still lower
prices accepted Saturday, when the sales reached
barely 800 bbs, including few lots of Sour Common
Supene) 81 80 and 90 S. 100 Fresh ST. Louis "a 15
100 illinois "a 90 100 ST. Louis (od) "a 3 and 2C
Extra do - 50 q Dbl. Yesterday rather better prices
obtained for descriptions but only about 800 bb
sold including l Sour 50 So 40 unbranded Ino:
at 90 49, 300 St Louis at "a 20Os4 & 100 Illinois - 3
and 25 Extra ST. Louis at 9$4 s71a " Dbl.
GrRin-The demand for Corn has fallen off materially and
prices have st further given The sales of Saturday
limited to 1000 sacks, including 4OO Yellow s. and
400 co. and yesterday 40 sacks Yellow SOC " bushe
Oats have also declined and noticed sales Of 800 sacks St
Louis, yesterday, 4505Oc " bushe besides which 750
sacks do sold 4O645c OF Bran. Osacks SOLD
Saturday 81 and 200 yesterday at Csc 100 ID. There
also sale by auction of nearly 1900 sacks at 6z072
Fp 100 ID.
PrOyisiOas-The demand has been confined to small lot
for the city trade Pork has sold in retail parcels sl 80 70
Mes and - 6Zlzf0s9 70 p Dbl for Prime of Bacon, 81
casks Sides were sold on Saturday a. Rib and SC TO
Clear and Of Lard 535 kegs Prime rs and 200 do at
b. Yesterday 10 casks Sides sold private terms
IS do Missouri shoulders "A, and 10 teroes Old Canvaset
Hams at &c " b.
Baeging and Rope-On Saturday rs pieces Bsgginl
disposed Of l3c, short time, with interest," and yester
day $50 coils Rope at &C, cash.
Gunny Bags-Pnces are improving, and holder
ask high and 94c, Yesterday sales embr ICED 200 O0
lin bales) at S7409 and % 900 lin bundles) sIsc.
Hay-About SO bales Western sold yesterday at ~
y ton.
Lard OLIVE noticed sales yesterday of 30 bbls SOC .
gallon
WhIsky-Improying Yesterday 40 bbls Rectifed wer
taken 2izo and the stock generally held at 24925c
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

WHAT is TO BE DONE Now Pin his last
speech in the Senate the Compromise bill, Mr..
Webster, looking to the defeat of the bill not i'm
probable, and what ought then to be done, said
there were three things to be provided for, which
he should be in favor of including in one bill. He
then named them:
1.-The admission of California with its present
constitution and boundaries, the settlement OF the
Texan boundary, and the admission Of New Mexico
as State. Such measure will produce final
termination Of the controversies which now agitate
us, and relieve the country from distraction"
10 the debate on the LIST, in the Senate, when
the bill had been virtually de- feated-as the result
showed, by the adoption Of Mr.. Dawson's amend
ment, for with it in it the bill could never pass-Mr
Clay, in the course of some remarks lamenting its
loss, said
Mr.. President, have done all, and | still
willing to do all that is in the power Of to do
to accommodate the differences of the country
Sir, have not been attached to any given mode o.
settling the troubles and restoring contentment tC
the country. | was willing to take these measure;
together unitedly, and | am willing to them
pass separately and distinctly"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

AREvEREND GENTLEMAN IN TRoUBLE.--The
Boston Trumpet, the organ of the Unversasts,
says that the pastor Of the First Universalist So
ciety in Lynn, the Rev. Darwin Mott, has resigned
all connection and fellowship with the denomina-
ton of which he was a member, in consequence Of
developments tending to mplcate him in very
unfortunate transaction. The temptation under
which he has fallen, says the Trumpet, and the
crime which he is said to have committed, are de-
scribed in Prov. vii. 6:23 l: is statute offence.
1t is very melancholy case, and has created the
greatest excitement in Lynn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

REVENUE COLLECTED IN BosToN-The reve-
nue. from customs at this port for the month of
July was $623, 2S8; for the same month in 1919,
SAIL ,541 this year over the last 1851 TAT,
or about 80 per cent The amount of money on
deposit with the Assistant Treasurer at this port
the 3lst July was So, sos 227
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

DEPARTURE OF THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY
COMMISSIONERS The Commissioners appointed
by Government to determine the boundary line of
Mexico and California, left NewYork on the Sd
INST, in the steamship Galveston, for Port Lavaca,
in Texas. On account of the sickness of the coast,
it is their intention to go into the interior, at the
party consists of about los men, including officers,
engineers, surveyors, artisans and laborers They
accompanied by military escort of U. S. In
fantry, numbering between 40 and $50 men.
The military officers are, Colonel Mcclellan, OF
the U. S. Typographical Engineers, and Lieut.
Strain, of the Navy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

TAKING THE VEIL.-At ST Catherine's Con-
want New York city, the Right Rev'd Bishop
Hughes, recently gave the black veil to Miss Fran
ces walsh, daughter Of Robert Walsh, Esq, the
distinguished American consul at Paris. She be-
longs to the order of the Sisters Of Mercy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

MAYORS CoURT-iSecond Municipatity.-Th
Court met yesterday: Present, Aldermen Hale,
Hooper and Hawthorn. Six jurors answered 10
their names. Mr. Reese, the Second District At
torney, stated that the only fixed for trial was
that of Burns alias Chips, charged with vagrancy.
As jury could not be empannelled the Court ad.
iourned till today at I'M.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13
LAnidsvit on Account

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, .
. Parish of orleans, City of New Orleans
BE i remembered, That the 18th day Of Jnly D.;
for the city aforesaid personally Appeared CHARLES MAN
SOM, Secretary etc., who being duly sworn, according 10
law doth depose and say that the within and
true, and transcript from the books of the Crescent
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans.
(Ssgned) C.'J. MANsoHI.
sworn to. and subscribed before me- the day and year
above written. (Signed) J. i. WINTER,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Trustees have this day declared dividend of thirty
three and onetrd per the earned premiums Of
The past year, 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 LIVE, FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER ASSURANCES.
They offer this community all the advantages of hoc
institution whose profits invested in their midst, and the
security of real and substantial capital of Three Hun
dred and Sixty thousand Dollars.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
n, .Innk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

OUTRAGE ON SoUTHERNERs AT CAPE May
A Mob We learn, says the Baltimore Clipper Of
the 9th, that dastardly outrage committed on
the Southerners who were at Cape May on Friday
last 1t appears that Southern gentleman, stop
ping at the Atlantic Intel, was, for some cause,
assaulted and dreadfully beaten by the negro
wants of that establishment and that afterwards the
hight became general between some of the whites
apd blacks the latter being joined by the other
servants the Island to the number of several
hundred, armed themselves and compelled, by
force all the Southerners to leave the Island forth
with Among the number were many gentlemen
from Baltimore. We are informed that it was
found impossible to resist the violence of the mob
and to save bloodshed the Southerners started off
from the Island. We have not been able to ascer-
tain the exact origin of this high-handed outrage,
which we fear will lead to other and worse conse
quences.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

DANGEROUS AND observation-disclosures Harris,
alias Davis, was examined yesterday before acting
Recorder Hale, on the charge of being suspicious
character In default Of voucher he was COM
mitted to the workhouse.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

DEATH BY INTEMPERANCE.-A man named
John Peterson or Pearson, aged forty Live, died on
Sunday night, in the Watch-houss Of the Third
Municipality. He was picked up drunk at the
corner of Spain and Craps sts., and conveyed to
the cells; in the morning he was found dead. An
inquest was held and verdict rendered accordingly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

SEVERE AFrRAY--J r, Drummond has been
arrested for severely cutting with knife James
Alexander, in an affay at the New BASIN on Salur.
4 IN The back
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

CONFERENCE.-The Senate has confirmed the
appointment of Thomas S Critteuden as Consul
Liverpool, about the best office in the gift of the
government. Several others of minor importance
were confirmed The nomination OF Mr. Max
well, Collector of the port of NewYork, was re-
ported upon favorably.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13
NEN OKLEAN ):
tuesday, MORNING. AUGUST 1s. 1850

AcoIpENr.-A aborer, yesterday, fell from The
scaffodng of the fourth story OF the new ware
house, No. 50 Camp street. HIS MP was proken
and his head and face mnch injured ne was
kent 10 the Charity Hospital.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

INSULTING A WHITE PERsoN.--Wm Hous-
ton, free of color, charged with this offence,
will be dealt with the law directs. Rosa Vim
cent is the complainant. The has been sent
before the Mayors Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

DROWNED. - John Carroll was accidentally
drowned yesterday in the Bayou st. John, opposite
the Draining Machine. The deceased was about
fifty years of age. The body was recovered, and
an inquest held.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

ASSAULT BY WATcHMAN.-J. B. Berlu-
cheaud entered complaint this morning before
acting Recorder Fabre, against Waterman Petre,
of the first Municipality, charging him with un-
Provokedly striking him with his club A warrant
issued for the alledged offender.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

The CosGRovE CAsE.--Patrick Cosgrove has
been again arrested on the charge of perjury, and
the examination is fixed for Wednesday next
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

WATCH SToLEN.-The Watch of Eugene Bou-
Bourbon ST., by colored boy named Pierre. 1t
was afterwards found in Piorre's possession, upon
which he taken into custody, and now awaits
examination
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

LARoEHY.-Fanny, a slave, was arraigned this
morning the charge OF stealing six dollars from
J. b. Roca. A further examination will prove the
lant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

Death is not so much to be feared as an evil
course Of living.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET


JEFFERSON CRY,
Monday Evening, August H. 1850.
The receipts of Stock unmportant to-day. mode
rate supply of Beef Cattle and Calves but few Hogs and
ample stock Of Sheep.
PRIcEs: Beef Cattle, $4,000 " ii net Hogs. exc
y ID net; Sheep 81 5OD2 10 " head; Mich Coaus, SIC
9$35 ~ head Calues, IS OO9ss 90 y head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

GEN. PAEZ's RECEPTIoN.-G General Paez had
quite an imposing reception at NewYork. Speeches
were made by the Mayor and General Morris, and
replied to by Gen. Paez in Spanish. The Mayor
IN his address hailed him as the early champion Of
freedom in South Americans the bold and fear
less advocate of South American independence
as distinguished soldier in the patriot army-as
The companion in of the great liberator, Simon
Bovar-as the founder of the Republic of Vene-
1uela--twice President of that Republic-and the
frm friend of civil liberty. He was afterward
mounted on horse and escorted by procession
mp Broadway to the City Hall, and thence pro-
ceeded to lodgings at the Astor House.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13
SHIPPING.
- cH4HIEsTON Am aAvA

1ez,. CHAHIEsrON AND HAvA
$hkHk Packet UNited sta,es Mail L1ae bs,pse..
S wT fa .soSa ssn asSai csSs Re-
sf Gsi 65sE BE- s;IE ssi ~ lss
81 ChsIs-.oa :. SIN and 32d esseb MOnth; Issvias
RKrKs oY pAssAsE.
svss q khsrssos os Savannah
For ssrh y. e.s1fs.,ssq9Iss, apply 10
Asut a Asvans co. . rfbsRn2P IKE sGsli Bss0s co.
s1 Bss s;s ra s' s sp Roa. s' sd
Steamship % those pSrta. as law
fra FQh NEW YORK, VIA HAVANA
xMtAN Omied s!atss Mai slesm.hip Company The
FIpdlay ;:chenck. Commanding. vii sase on THURS.
he head dc 81 May & Gssys = a "%
S' s s o. SS S we % hs NOS: @ :ss
combined all The conyenlence OF fra rate hotel
An sapesnssd Surgeon acsO@panls- this VssI. and
e., RATS OF PAssAsE....
sisSass 5ei forward saloon ,.:s
Steersge berth, wi b beds. separate mesa. IS
lg i-vanasta Dom berth. saloon. as
,R as az Havana must procure passports iron
al No passage secure II ~
~ Al passage tickets ana S.ss. ,. e's'ss f must
0s procured IRON PA al Iif II IAWRAsos CO..
iy3 10 Magazine street
-. FOR PHIIaA az Lf'HIA.-T saiI ON Tues
Sk day-Lhs iIne bps IsL4 N. AT. Ho rEs yIIl
D VS. offered VIII william t1sia1 j. ASg g eave
| q. For NeWf0Fk-The fast sailing bark sCttAH-
S4$t& ROW. Thayer master. will have dispatch. For
M or,o freight or HfTE &c GER F 3 ca Sne T.
| UN w. J. DEWEY. 81 Grayier st
| -. PASSAGE FOR ROsTON-The I, new and
NaEA splendid ship FLORIDA. Capt Pearson. viii sal
| - as above IN few days. This ship has suberb
cabin with SPACIOUS and airy and oers the finest
opportunity Tor families or Others gong FOR freight
or passage, apply board, opposite Posi- 3, Fit Munci
pi VIZ 0s'~een w william 1i1f DEWEY 81 Gravs St
As FOR BALrlA1ORE-'Ihe splendid new bark
S4MA HARRIET CHOPPER. Hopkins, master, will
| - have quick dispatch for the above port Fortreight
or passage having elegant accommodations, apply board,
/ j. w. ANDREWS 4 co. g5 Common st.
jyl2 or HOWELL FRAZER, GIaver street.
POREIGN POETS.
- FOR LIVERPOOL-The Al superior fast SAIL
4&EA ing ship MEDEMsEH, CaDt. Boyson, having
- the greater portion of her cargo engaged, will have
immediate Dispatch FOR balance # freight passage hav-
ing ne accommodation, apply the captain board
&ul2 JOHN w. ANDREW x Co. NO, 70 Common st.
4. FOR CAMPEACHY.-- To ieape on the IOth
E1EA tRst-The sandman bark NJ A hIA EUl:ENIA,
Capt Giovanni Multedo, will leave A. above, and
take the bulk Of l00O bb aud passengers having
good accommodations. Apply
aus BARELLf & co. 81 Common street
xeh FOR HAkANA-Tbe A very last sailing brig
1E}aIA. JOHN PREACH, Capt Shaekford, having
portion Of her cargo engaged, will leave the Stf
inst For freight having excellent accommoda
au6 JOHN w. ANDREWS Il co. % Common st.
| Ia Raats 500 bales Cotton to M Hp.-FOR LAYER.
| adHA POOL-Takes no Graln-The new A last sailing
- British ship Tara. Hamilton, master, will hav
quick dispatch. For freight Of 80 bales COlton, apply
IelS JOHN IL ELLIOTT n co, " Grayer a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13
SMITH, DetltiStS, CT. BoAaDN

B. F. SMITH. DetgtlSLS. CT. BoARDMAN
CMITH a. BOARDMAN, office North corner of La.
- fayette Square and ST. Charles street, would call the
the preservation Of the TEETH The of preserving per
msnenty Teeth that lew practitioners
as vet attained, calling forth does, ali The skill of the
most scientific operators; and feel duty TO advise
those who wi prompt and certain preservation of those
vaua bic auxilaes health take he earliest opgoraniy
in having them cared for In the insertion Of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH especially full especial pride snd care
In 50 coBstru clng them defy the scrutiny and
guaranty all instances complete satisfaction In diseases
the Gums and Teeth in general all hnd cheerful and
candid advice gratis Numerous persons who have tested
their practice branches both the city and country
for the last yea, viii chsrtuy bear wines IN their
favor. VAo Ial IS
" aiah M and 80 and DAYS. by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

I)IANO FORTEs REPAIRED-In the hest manner
and az reasonable charges by experienced A7,--1
wotknen from factories. The4 ~
public may rely this branch of the bust N M ~
mes heng faithfully y sp9d h Cd For sale
Chiek irtng. tsH- Tuning done at short notice.
jyI0Is HENRY PARSONS. 20 Camp st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COPAVIA AND
~ CUBEB s. For Diseases Of The Urinary Organs,
The extensive OF this Remedy tor the last years this
CITY, during which period has rarely failed to effect
feet cure, where the simple directions which accompany
Il have been faithfully Observed the best evidence
great and unequaled excellence Being free from all
seating properties acceptable the mostdecale stomach
for sale only al
do 6m3p No. 40 Camp street New OFlann =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT OFFICE,

Tuesday Morning, August 70, 1850.
COttOnThe Cambria's from Liverpool, TO the
9Th ut received Saturday morning by telegraph
and the Canadas letters by yesterday mornings mail. A
the date of the Camba leaving, Cotton had declined nearly
d and the sales of the week limited &c. 900 40 @
bales The produced but little immediate effect upor
Market and about 500 bales disposed of at pevou
Yesterday the demand active. and the sale
reached ZOO bales easier prices. We however,
tain previous figures. We noticed the arrival Sunday
of bale of cotton from Wilkinson county, Mis-. 1t
of fine quality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

~ Merchants, from different secionsof the eo1nnT. sixs
he most atfeFng Of the universal popularity and e.
fcacy Of Dr.. Davs's Syrup. under their nolies a nubm
on Them witnessing ifs virtues have regularly sold
don that il did give satisfaction, the prcs should be
returned aud no Of them has had application
cine We append fsw exsets from oEde aemDies Of
those are in frequent eceptOE well q Of verbal aceoun
we frequently hear:
IFyva Doctors HangkaN and RNsh bsfh prartfiAf pig
= ssesans, AZ aoeI a. DYMggists.1
M1sHAwAK1 Ind Jane 4 i8i7-bf Davis's 5yrnp Of
wild Chery and Tar eoe Of ike hot cakes We think that
choose give Wholesale agency for thns meiofne,
Ee can dispose Of almost amount in Northern Indiana