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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-18

Also, in FITS GRANT, PARALYSIS and PALSY,
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM.
ACUTE and CHRONIC GQuT. EPILEPSY, LUM-
BAGQ, DEAFNESS. NERVOUS TREMORS, PAL
PiFATION OF THE HEART, APOPBEKY, NEsJJ-
RfAAlL 4t PAINS IN THE SIDE And CHEST
.lAER GQMPf.AlMT, SPINAL. COMP. ANT, and
CURVATURE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT.
99isspEtAS 5I}ss QE THE ktpHEYs DEFICiENGY OF
NERVOUS DISEASES which Complaints arse from one
amps canse--namely, ~ 4 DER-3JNg E-HEJWT OF
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-18
WANTED.
BRICKS, LIME, CEMENT, ETC.

ID OsENnALE ANn NEWARK CEMENT COM
IN PA NiEs-The subscribers authorized To contract
for the sale and delivery NewOTleaus of on
most liberal terms. The Cement rom both of hese COmpa
pes guaranteed to he as good any manufactured in the
DO well see US before pnrrhas ng.
O3l lm3dp ALFREDKEARNY & co IL Magazine st,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-18
AUCTION SALES.

See FIrs Page J09 additi0n0l AUcti0n SaZos,
sale OF Clothing. Hats. Caps. and shOes
BY j. -. BLACHE g. co.
rLNliIS DAY November Is, o'clock-Wi he their
auction ROOM No II ChartTes 8 rect
Of superior CLOTHING such
Cloth sac Coats Canuck Coats
black Coh sir, Hack fancy V5s,s Saine and
PaulalUOus Also
An assortment Of Cops, angola and Union Hats
Alsp
p MEMS Boys Kentucky Bogana mis-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-18

SARDINES-l00 cases whole, half and quarter
| ~ boxes Sardints various brands, landing.
MIC A. F. COCHRAN Il co. "a Tchouptouas st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-18
.and.....,.....F Fancy French Goods
BY z. II. PETITPAIN.

MONDAY November Is, 10 ogi0ck-Wi lie sold
.NI No. s Canal st.
An invoice Of fresh Imported IKS and FANCY FRENCH
GOODS consisting Of black and c0l9red eros Naples
catered silks Cachemir dc2e, Pails heno Baregs plain
zn1 figured Mousse ines de Lame E9ieted Collars Grape
Shavis, Cououades
II rms sale. mis-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-18
Credit and Catalogue SHIe.....of zee. Dry Goods
BY j, Il. RLACEE &. CO

BY j. b. BLACHE & co,
"WEDNESDAY, November % " orlucE-Wul be sold ut
w their No n Charities
l51 packages lois Of SeasoushIe DRY GOODS such
French, American and EugisF BlanEes black
Ptets Ems isl and American Prime black Six Velvet black
dautas rrtau SbRwls Cu0na1es Printed PUnge
ArDcade Ia dkerCh; bIack
eces Erocaie, striped checked AIusu Msrno Uniersh
Terns liberal a
Cea Will be ready and goods may examined early
the q mis-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-18

eha,tfTy IL j H.; Esd d T. r.. JhSLl re-
he viii nnen his and elegant establishment fy,isf
FRIDAY. The ist pr0Xmo The Pacific has been ME
hied up wit out regard 10 expense, and surpassed ~
9' any hike osabhmen in the city. The extensive and bril-
liant saloon and elegantly furnished Paros offer induce
ments 10 be with elsewhere The RaF will at al
times be supplied with the choicest Wines and Liquors be
had in the County. Mr. d. will he happy receive his
friends Friday at the PACIFIC opposite the Varieties,
Grvicr street, bet Canndee and RarOnoe. o3n 2m3ip
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-18

Monroe, Latham, from YazOo River.
Patrick Henry, Landry, from Baton Rouge.
TOwboat Anglo American. Porter from the Passes-owed
down and sea the 18th st, bark SaxOny and sch
Gov Arnold-brought up ship Houghton and schr lover
Fernando
Towboat AngloSaxon, Davis, from the Pasesowed down
and to on the 9Th ns ship John Smear and schr Mary
- Een-brought up ships Adnatic AMI Geo + Pat en-.
Towbgat Hercules Mexican from the PRses-went down
hght-brought up ship EspndOla bark Clinoua Wright
and schT CoTah.
up schr Tallahassee
Towboat Star, Whitney, from the P8Hestowed down and
TO sen on the 9TH inst, bark AslabrouEt ship WH
Jarvis, bark Florence and schr Caroline Hall.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-18

COFFEE SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
~ The undersigned respectfully into,m their friends and
the public generally. that they have opened RES Fs7.f
TAURANT AND COFFEE SALOON on 81, Aiisl
Charles street, door above GTayer, up stairs
RoSrers by the week month reasonable terms
The patronage of friends is respectfully solicited
MIC lw* MOFFIr KING.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-18

y BROWER II CO, HOUSE FURNISHING
y: sToRg.i7 Csgp stri!et,T7IG6HLYA; GLASS, SIN
"a. Pi.ATED WAKE, BRITANNIA, TlS, MI
stsrS IRON and WOODEN WARE, II NIVES -
kszgS and FUhkS, TEA TRAYS, etc. etc. ing
SsAH the complete assortment be found in The
city,. Is -. The celebrated Republic COUKINGs
STOVES. n6 2n3p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-18

E-eEANO EDRTEs - The subscriber resIeCttuNy an.
nounces to the PUBLIC that he has the rsEasgzl.y
celebrated NO ) manufactured by y @'' "$F III
NnNNS y CLARK, New York, and ]. i y ~ y
CHiLkERlNG, Boston; and that he has at this time a
good secondhand Pianos.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-18
PHILADELPHIA SADpLERY AND TRUN


WAREHOUSE, No. 90 Graver street. CT-7yG~S-yN
me Su9SGrb+rS are now opeG,ng general ff' AA+55s
sock OF New Goods IN their line, mauuac- IN 4 u a.
tnTeL and imuOred for tn" Southern mark assssssf
CA consisting ot : ADbLES and BRIDI ES in great
S-tSen variety including several st. les HARNESS
<=sS ct all descriptions, heavy and light; SApDLERy
HARDWARE, comprising new styles Of Bits and
StirFups Coach Furniture and Trimmings Sadders and
LtunsmaEe's' TooIs and Materus Leather. Oil, Varnih
lrnnks, Nalses, Travelling Bags. etc. A general
sortment Of INDlA RUHRER GOODS. Also-A fine
stock of BUFFALO ROBES, a very convenient Bed for
Travellers ? Planters and dealers would do well to give
us eau. nlS lmis s. ROBE u co.
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TO RENT.

ITO RENT OR LEASE-The South east corner
Il 1873 feet on ST. Mary street and 1856 feet Rel Ous 81
street, Lafayette with B. lick Dwelling and other i'm NJ
thereOn-a valuable ion for any A
requiring is but hiatt from Steamship Land
ing T. ID. HAlLES, Broker,
MA I'm 81 Grravier street, upsairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

PKOF. WEEsTERs CLsY.-Thc Clerk o. the M
nicipa Curt, in consequence OI statement no our
psper Of yestcrday that wri' ot error bad been
taken out. upon a. ground iha, The order Of lhe
Municipal Court FOR ccriy iag th, Indictment up to
the 'preme Court was IOr fully st forth Ia the
certificate made by lhe CLERK of The Municipal
Court requests IS tO state that the Indictment
against JOhn w Webster was transmitted and
certified to the sspremo Court a., o,hrr capital
indictments returned IN the Municipal Court have
been, under the lag OF gSlh Feb. 1874. and tha.
Washington Go1do was tried, convicted AMI exc
cnted under nn incicimcut crruhed nrd trans
miitcd SO tbs was. The Clerk is TO well aware
OF his liability 10 euur. a. presume that Dec cannot
err H merely requests the public 10 suspend
their ia1 gmcnt OF the fllncss 81 his cerfrate In
Dr. Web.,ers case. Until tie facts are as-ertained
by A judicial investigation
The ioll1wiug IS the pr0yison Of The statute of
ls4l. under which capital indictments, found by
Grand Jaries Of the Mlucipa. Court, are certified
up by the Clerk Of that Court:
Ard tho sad Ciera shall trnnsm a. cerafy III" crigna
Indirmsrt 10 le supreme icG| tolr ai ~ lex term
thereof nr a. ary ig'ouna dte io wnrn ftll 'upt'nf
Judicial Court shall r- r session n tad ttl'i "hrfr u
shs Re snrerld Uad Doe said S4rftrr J-dca OpnI 'hAl
then ard il1lu l cpE-K Kancc ara i-dlc 'i heie
of and The proceed sha rr nsd ~ t i'- sal h-
had been t0ald AID re.lutd "a sd S-pis e -"
ei~isl Courtv lBlsiO1 Post
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Dr Cbs.yer,s Churches for yagrnnts.

u fse Editor cJ Thc TtbVac;
The Ty,Iaae of the Goth came before the public
With a criticism under the plea Of rey.e" o.
Sermon preached some time since by DR.. Cheo-
YER of the Church Of the Poritans nnd, in Or
der that the public may fairly adjudse this mat
ter. view Of the other side of the subject may not
he unimpor,ant Much has been said OF late about
the Report Of the Chief Of Police in connection with
vasraut children; many plans suggested and urged
10 be carried into practice much feeling mani
tested ina various forms in behalf Of this unioTtuuato
desradcd and too long ne rlected class Of youth
All the plan~ ideas and ~ mpsihy thus generous.y
shosn may. aud certainly should, be analyzei
c'oslv H. order 10 benefit and further the interest
oft'is MISGUIDED and. we may safely say, despi'cd
,.-,os boiugs. A little light upon The nocossi! OF
,... ,asc may rot be lost. Therefore, lct Us zee
wi is was actually necessary 70 take any step
,n,ff, matter. Willie Sabbath Schools sre read
l united as soorces ofgood in variety Of lorms
-fr stance. Of simplify ias truth AID adapting Il
,... .spuc.ty Of children, lending them to acknoHl
ease the p incpcs o! Virtue. aud often to embrace
iNr1o. ara rs the means Of guiding them into ihe
WAY that siincs brighter unto the perfect day ytt
hundreds end thousands hage been, sad are 81 ~
IN stf,nuous & elOrts have been male = get them
nndcr rchsions Instruction in these sabbeth
s.hoo'a This, however, IS 10 new subject
sr the SaAbath s-hDOl Union have tld Is
rcrca'ciiv that some 10000 cfi.lrcn wee
ro5min. our suscis AMI decks cVey S9lday-
Again. public opinion has long tince tck1o"
.d-cd those schools rs nurscrcs 81 plcfy, a.
hoVipr protucrl many examples Of The beae'ta
.,,s,n1 lr.tq perao1ai labor With eti.tfcn 81 q
,c,3er age hnI set SabbaiA Scho0's s.cn ~. aaf
..-t.,r', do fa lar stOrt q resc iDg that ass %.
,,,,b -, : whose welfare 80 lnuct a1rety la ncN
!!o,,ie,g.ed And afesre o. bsncf ihcfe children.
90 ~ ,nsu-s an Interest in too hearts II al good
m.n has W presume, bee to lead. ~ AID ,n.
clicct wrh he preparation AID pfeschinf p. ih-
.s,,,.. d. d Cl.eyer While the edfo' heut
n. ,,,r,.s-s o. The spirit which imp~Nsf tht s1r
o.. lion " ih.s plan a the nn,st i-asi'e iof 'ap
e.. d. wlole II hs review oosss's ia iMss rse
49, ,,.po.e4 aicahes ta1 s9sgfta o1.t q. 80 fH
ssi tfrt D. nsk.s ve-y p-epiteft The s.ffos
81, III 4 a. evpfess.d dare O. benefit IL
c'sss of chi drl. b. ifnp'essi,g sfon O. NJ ne ~
welding anu ennotlsGg ugths tsosht ~ Im Nfo
Scate a. never man fVsko-~ci nazinF PEN, D.
dc beiu q God siftuO4s sd ao.s4s'eft ~. l..Is
OF sorief,--O' maaIiDg tbrn mo nf imsRs ~
G1f, sad finally preparing them fr no bcffif
.eencs ia Haven. ne Elitw seeH's ~ q ns t'tt
4. bath rom 81 yicniy IS h9e p>,ibsi . fef0Ss "l
10 the Nrk ~ Nem fDfs ef'Inf ~ -. ~ 'fT ffsif
Fl. ma oesn she ~ ~sf1 syyetrsnte ~ - D.
aerorfsnre Diti u H. eefsiniy fsanot fsteff
a o.agopf tree csn bf,aR loffh gDs1 fst. fog ne
- i.,f,sre sarrng csb sfhA f0i deer vsttf
this dreadful s,i. comfsssss st u.s s,l tssA A.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

DISTRESSING CAsUALTY.-Dr. Dana Hyde, Of
West Townshend, ard bis son, E lad twelve years
oil. were drowned Ia brarch OF West River, IN
the town of Jamaica, one mile east Of North Wards
boro village, about , O'Clock on Friday afternoon
They had been to Wardsboro' by the = hill road
and were returning by the usual route in the Val
lev. when the accident occurred. man, whose
name We have not learned, the doctor drive
his horse down the bank into the stream Tor the
purpose Of fording it-(the bridge at that place
gave way some two months aeo)-sDd, having
waited some minutes for them TO reappear on the
opposite side hastily ran to the bank. The horse
attached to the iore.wheels OF the wagon, had
reached the shore, and the body Of the wag' was
floating in the stream below, but both tie Doctor
and has son had d.sappedred! Their bodies. so
much bruised and mutllated as TO be hardly recog-
nizabe, were afterwards found about three-quar-
ters of mile down the stream. The creek was
much swollen by the melting of the snow. DR..
HYDE was 81 years Of age, was extensively known
in this State particularly in this county, and was
universally respected and esteemed. He leaves
wife, a large family Of children, and numerous near
re ativcs to mourn his uutimely fate The remains
of both father and son have been carried to Gull.
ford the birth place of the former where they will
be inferred today. Brattleboro Eagle, April %.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
From Texas.

By the arrival Of the steamship Palmetto, Capt.
Smith. We have received dates iTom Galveston 10
tie l9ih ust. We learn from the He'bgdH Ban
ncr q tie l7th. that man called Gerard Hayden.
u RuterIyiiio, Fay ettc County. was burnef 10
death by a negro On the night a Thursdsy, fth ut
The hl,ceI VALLEY Of the 18th says that ru
NOR has reached Corpus Christi that the Indians
have been seen on the Laredo road, IbOut fly
miles from that place The mai from LAREDO, al
though dne about two days had rot arrived. FoafE
were eutsita,cd that the carrier, who never be.
fore made falure, had fallen IN with the Indians
The BsferA Tezon Of the IA intt says: We
lcarn from Mr. Bowen the poKtmastfr q! ris place
thattwouen arrived this morning, bringing The mail
from Lafcdo, which wac dae tao days since
l.css two men stated thtt they were attacked
rn TIC OTTER eide ~ the Nueces. BY about twenty
Csmsoche Iadians. xbo took their hrtcs. letting
ihera barely escape with their Iiyes. The mail WA
fave1. merely because Il wEs earned in their
bosors there beng 10 bags They were three
31,s NiihD4f fool The mail which icil here a
,r4irht saco ior Laredo wss sIsD attacked by a
gaty o' Indians the mail ridcf Tss shDi through
iLe shosdef and he msl tsh en-
We lea-n rom ne Vietou0 Adro>a'e that d.
tachmeuf ~ y Z. tfoops under The command 81
L.e.t L. Hoy. have bscn io' tOno tifos ufiyciy
eup.,r5 80 opening a road from HicioTls iD
z xH
Tho q 3 sgfsey ing ssioonef Morris. go 60 daj
.fH1 Hsssnn. anl ed At oslsssioH on ihe ifh insi
4Ne ~ rrH Di NS gPptf IfinitJ tppNfJ Naf'
rltfs 13LA lrnce ia uis permanent and regular
navgAl = tat 'isss. snd ,hs' large quantities
RI. f9a s.i ofler pr,asoe rhies hs,s hsfeioias
le n ifs'si b. Rcd hrtr. viii hereafter seek
fssrtft ufy.gh pslysst9u ~ say ihr psrrrs n
tfsf sfy
Iar affsnsf ogden vent ~ fbs Efazs hs fe'
ss ltt a,sd tho eat tit sf1 tssd ~ dsfifoify n
go ttsr rstisa Tiis u p.s hfss s,s sresr bsii, .
s.a rl4, bss roas e. fsf ~. sHd ,l,s spse zee ~
us sterriss sHris msst g,s'ii' s'i9s - us
.r -fs ~ Pan y nj CD3s'1
We irs,a hafn Mf C,Slins iisi saos fell e,
f-.,tsff 70. Wf1nss5s1 % sy'b ~ pBs - Two
sAtsg Tssrs YES sss hssvy f,s.,
gts tss,T rein pst isll n ts visisi'y II iiers
t.t sb Os sigit a The ist bS, sssssd ssvs'sl Il
a.. ffias sf~s Il EsiJsis Bsyas s,sl TIC ssn Jsssi
f,t,sf ~ usi, bs.ks A's,s' t,s, h.,Lss ~ rain
fe,itg p.s sisli
p.safss 0.sfie, snrts 4 DE uh 81, sr
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

4
OF the severest that has visited that section Tor
veaispast " Q. Pic. April p.
ions NEAL .sD oraERs rs. X. w. GHswoLD.
john Neal. in the Portland Daily A8saiser
and writes in Gralam's Magazine and eseT here.
have recently charged that X. w. Griswsld, in his
anon, nous notice or Edgar 4. Pos, printed in The
T.7bahc took advantage Of his appointment IS tie
d,ceas.5 ,a..e ttcrary executor TO deprecisie
and des 90 is character AID conduct. Without
,.oppin. % sn ,u.-o WHITTIER there was aDy depre
c.ation o- O l atoa in the case, it IS but just 10
state the Circumstances under which the article in
question was written. We learned By telegraph
the fac. OF pcs death at Baltimore, in the after
noon Gioyiue is occurrence. and soon ater meet
NJ DR. Griswold, and knowing his acquaintance
with Poe asked him to prepare some account Of the
deceased f,rtlcDexf morning paper He eimmeii-
a. ely and hastily vrotc in our presence his two
columns or m1re--wi.h all the magnificent poetry
which Mr. Neal discovers in them-end they were
fcAtio the compos,ors, and in lev hours published.
with the te,e graphic dispatch Of our correspondent
before DR.. q. could have Known 81 liable OF Poes
disposition Of bis papers or whether he was 10
have anything 10 d. with editing them Since that
time We understand D.. q. has rot p1bli.bed
word about Poe, though in repriniing \ ?. Wi.Iiss
euogium upon him he could rot avoid the repro
daction Of the passages Mr. Willis had quoted
from BIS Tr.June article.
With tbs s.aiemcrt We infer, the gst Of n.
Meals attac Us well a, that Of the writer in GTG-
hams Mag0=ine, falls to the ground, but whether
Dr. Griswold will permit tie subject 10 rest hcTe is
70 be seen. Ed I'u5
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
NORTH RIVER ITEMS.

The FRrsHEr.-Tae water in the river contin'
ues 10 rise. It has risen some ilteen inches since
yestertav. We urder land that all the streams
West and North, W. ch flow into the Hudson, are
full and rising good deal Of lumber sa~-logs,
&c. have foated down the river this morning.
showing that the foods are doing mischief some
whore. Alb Eve Journal, Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
CITY ITEMS.

SAILORS HorE-Capt Edward Richardson,
who has for so many years Conducted the SAILOR
Home in Cherry,t having 1igni6ed hi' desire 10
retire from the management Of that institution on
the ist lost the American s F. Society have in
concurrence with him, arranged wi'h Cspt. Matthew
Sayre 70 take charge OF H. al that dA,c.
ALL Our-The Water 81. ruins Rave been
thoroughly explored. Thomas Lahcy, who was
supposed on Monday ate noon TO BE- missing and
Michael Connor, subsequently, reported themselves
NJ the Ist Ward sis;i-n House so that TIE whole
complement Of men known to have been AZ work
Is accounted Tor.
IF~ Extract from Secogd Ward Police Report, Of
May l:-loP NJ. John D lldirg arrested BY officer
Finuey for hrowing lot Of rubbish IN tie street
Disciargei By aid. Dodge.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

Bi itiif hrfi' eiFnfnf fOtnf. a. ra ,.siisf sf 'a
~ o. '. f g' 4Iisfiasa a.i faiaaa.f4 .liia 80
t "Hn 10 fs'e 'e '.s flrHf sHf
t~~a 81 S0l frrt gfafe fas esssasafi "a fl
Ffff NNfe ttfeF Effh D. iis tias.4 aianasa sai f
nasfJ a u f ~ fsn % tsfsss,f. g.. st.te si
aaa 30 lrsa 49, fas go fAs si-l.f stslsn -al
80 -is y "a ns- 80 Hfsri t .ai .f.
fff - na sfe'a e 'rr % 7 m aiss u tl4
ls hfN 90 ur f ha s fig ffHs- Ta .a s.if.isr 4 h
"s''s0-f o. fsaa .sa - h-r'i lf ta fI4ia... . s-
s-rtff - fsfH-' 80 t-s-ss7sf' H d. .fa -tfisf tf"
' II s' 81 f t'e '~-a - si- .s.ia l-f-ssH ~
rHi 49, sFsHH.s s'4 ..iti fii l. aiafF
- saf is sas.issail q i.s ,f b.. 49,
Ga p - -' 'T ~. ra- 90 a. sI a. rHfs %
safst A. fa'fi fa T.. Ter
-s 49, a. s'a-'s e-i F'' "- 2. q hs- f.., - f .-'
isr-si If u. i'fH sH1 H.
a. 49, ua msi st fsH % b 'is & o.. g., ..-s
fa... fae fs taa~- o.. e. s-ss4.. .as... ,.al a.t
lh-i issi f,-s.i u-- s.-s. tr.s s.a ics
UfnrF rAVfrs f.....ft.. 1. ID. s..,...-4a..
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

~ spring style OF Gentiemen's Hats-BiHD
corner u Pine snd Nassau ss-Genlemeus Hsis Of the
sprns standard are ready ard submitted 10 tho
critical Judgment u Purchasers. The subscribers Hss
have long lsad Gd possessed Of permanent and
vyedessrved ceebnty and offered to hs customers
and tie public prices moderate "a any respectable
tousoin The ade seod ia The manufacture Of the finest
cusiuss oE Hats. Bird, cor. Pine and Nassau SIS
NoTE.-in where To standard pstierH may not
become tho wearer The style vii DO modified ~ the
form sad lsatures az lmlseod'
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

CoEss iHb brH"n', 10 certain lhsl II Jorf eofns o.
bu"p'' ~" shielded hoa pressure ani feilr. fssf hon
any fiteonipr ~lri Arj fs1sa ALL feaiy Le secured -
d. LurtEFfFirs Corn Fbisdsto ~ rdts,nsirl and sp
piled nsi ihsy '6'c his r,ri,ni saa d..lrs. obref
E,i1 si hf, l. eHes. a hnstsnis Ts,hsrte Huthioo
Cp's % Asif iiDDse 30 sta ~ gfosdUsv 40 stsod.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
ao0O TUNS RAILROAD IRON
fEuE ONO AND fENN~lLEANiA RAIL

ROAD COMPANY - .sh So ooausci iJf eight thousand
luIs of road iron. The divsol ol teI al
eNieudins westward 6om Ptsbnrsh Three houFsnd ,urs
io be ds vect the Quo srf al lsbUrrh and beaNcf
hcorn Tho cVs- of casa uavi, scn 10 the present ear
lt50 and The rruaincer tn tie Sp OF next year The
rails 20 he of the ratcrr ~ irngihs ~ - feet ard
10 wcish s. pounds ytr aeE yari. They are % pc
subject To the nsr~c Ion e Saoliou " Roberts Caiot
Engineer Fu 1rter pGf-cu sfs aijiess ne f',sosh'
tho Ioupany Al P.usinfsh Ry "r,isT q no beM| q
Dir.et,,. IN l,ri WN ROBINSON. Ia Prrs'ae--
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
~ Wnfer DR. hfsnsss's os.ns. s..ntal

~ Nutsr Cure. Df hErsfG's pfanga hcunuai
rs al'f Cure ssaiishurni a. Suut4 Orange h is n1r
open ~ M reception ui psueff Ths rsHlnshmeni hss
~ n isslfahls urains for tho practice ~ mo
" sisr tuf" Hrt l. Cited ~ n very superior manner
having Tfsna hsiis snh bod o. thr rarus fulfns Tho
ni hauih tfzufn irtva tho tlYt ~ cortland al
ar.ors srd & ' Al daily fosfhlna Eualh Ofsrgp In
tHuf Lsnsfs hf Ih,uluis sddfess@i tp ur nrIsss
- In
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
pnplh-IlANGINGS,

fIHr SUBSCRIBER 10 nvw oeerpg. Al extremely .os
l prices NJ unurc siess Vf flvfch sld AIontL
ali fagefs equal Va sAle salcN and quality 10 any "a
f- city Ais vsgisiv ot Frouch flfchosfd funA
falpSssns Ia t.ch. a., hius tetf,tufr imported
JOHN OREANuN .r OrrSnwich s~
r5o .u.soS. hctvafn Murray ard RohrsOn sh
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

" Wrfrr Cure fnstitnte aDt TRAIL faraives
arfs hls f0nn,situs 'ity establishment ~ tKisht.
Huf ~ o. ssf Hai. ~ tonnuu, alton daily h.s a.u
fi s1 ia.ss tT H.asinsisi and Hafuad Ofra fursal.
ip sff general rfseio- aiapaa, 10. al iu.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

~ Phorography.-T. c. LELAND, Reporter and
tGcLer, Il MeIceTsL AID 23 FiTsavenue cor Tweiih
a. al6 lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

~ Eastern Land 1inli.-summer Arrange
nIcnt Pest Office, New YoIs. Apfii so, 1850 -On aud
after WedLefosy, let Asy, hs follow Ing VIII be the
arrangement .or NAL service, EasIwad, via the New
Haven Railroad.
mail will be- made up for Boston, via New Haven Hart
ford aud ping field eCsir al $50 A. NJ
second mai lOr Boston, via New Haven Hartford and
Springfield Wi be- made up ciOsng III ~ Z. Nj
A mail f,r New-Huven ADD intermediate psces will be
mud Ut, closing IS P NJ The u. s. mail agents
compsny The mAis IN The trains, which leave CsnasL a.
: - A NJ. ana r. u.
The mai. for The NsugsMck Railroad will be closed al
- Z. NJ 10 he dSpaicned by tho ain leaving Canal g.
2t5PM WIN. V. BRADY,
myl 81 Postmaster
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

L. 0ufion 10 Deaf frr-os-.-horu sfo inIurei
then hrtrhd by syrnrvs ard qnart os lghoeu of
pfsrueri KIsris aud sfl ouAblos ur
II IfNlf.. &C Ef0tiwsy, e. euro any spariss of
dfH'uesa AMI nsrs 10 tho h-ad whou hsi pain pro-
sfins 80 snd drum be good Consultation 40 by
orf of upnfvse 81 urpali letters frfussf Oncs huurs
fa'v frui unil !. and Dom until { a, iin.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
IDAIr.Ah a,AklN,.. ,run'

tfAltthh MAhiNt-, Tunins snd a,iun as~ms
~ si'sH lrwaf ashinsiy steam Ingina sud NJ.
fe aiaiis ~ sven des' tipp,h asis uti.f s.u.
rfI tsie'siHsni la ihs tilf f.isy rrinet uuik in
efsl nshssnsissl end n.us.i in.uuieni. ras.d Of
Nf'fg aesrrN"n IOatrH rItkphfH.
49, In 7tN Nsss b. ress stp
4 ~ UANt, y. ftANtpst itnsn~, ~ 9.
N'ihih hl"H hALf a nsw shd snrerus -sisls
f"Heff"E ai Hessffi.Hs ui nfetes tausas thu solder
~ es-lf "fef ~. suif-sa and prevents sust ,n fsin
~ SEE . 10 d'issiisins -t4assAla sna totsl hy
buhtMua nAnHia ,u..i SOD aisa
q" - F'sf s'iHs 'hls.i.'. ia nu'.d-eY
- ip'bS ANb hANt-ts. ih.-a y D., " sa ~ tui
- '""ft"g s"Fe hshs. iha, ~ilhs.s sven ssn g.,
+" - 80 W.ss ~ rh@Fe 'st.i,s 30 h.i So tho
..|ifr'"s -ifvss 80 Her"sis Al H,es, n,.hsa ,s.n
H-'s a-.se. i'h''. sd N : .hi"et,a Az T,ts,
80 ~ hrruIrHpN
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
s0tMy9'

" -. LounSberry, Dcnnsl. 90 Chrmbcrss,reot
hAb r'mosrd 10 - ChHmbefs-sL whero he viii con
,inLe lf pIsctre u s pf frssion Bost mineral teeth
hfr gold plate s o not sufI ass,d either fU beauty
dufhiy Al operations eonurcird with his profession
p'ffmed Al c stOi's nocc, and With such degree O
drcrcy end succsss ~ to warrant The PEI feet salts
fgrisu. ais l.ioTu&Th.