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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
QneensMaFe.

ITINERARIES A handsomest assortment 81 0ueeHs-
IL ware ever had 10 Offer. Embraced n il may
be found ave SETS handsome Tea China. 1cf salr
cheap by VIM s. LOCK-.
Not. A. te19
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
] kooIIl for Rcnt.

Al NS OfFita Room adjoining the Free Press Once
~ Is offered fcr rent Possession sfsen isnneii.
ateiy Information viii be giFen st
Jan. 4. 1850 THIS OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

az SACKS g. a. d Fine Salt for sale 81
<4eb Dec. s. JiK. WOODS & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

fANE Handsome China Tea Sci for sale 81
w Der. 8. u r. WOODS 4 co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-24

TOBACCO-The market firm, with moderate in.
quiry and 1853 hbds disposed Of as folOws IS 5
at IS at ~, high at 2, and u At s. and 81
hIids-A a at ~, 10 X at 8, and 30 at SIC y b.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Tbe receipts light
and there but little stock operate with We heard Of
no transactions in either article.
FIOUR-The continues depressed and buyers hoa
out for still lower Barely 1900 bbs found purchasers
Saturday including 700 Ohio (Superne and Rxra) on p
vate terms, ITO Tin lo) at IS co. $50 Superne st. Louis
at % o. 200 Extra do at -, and " at 81 % v Dbl.
GRAIN-There a good inquiry for Com, and prices
tended upward The sales reached about 5000 sacks mostly
from store including 200 sacks Yellow 70, 200 Tin three
ots) at TO- 1890 Gin lo) at 1871 and 1900 White al
sc " busheI. Oats lower the prevailing being
55@57c W bushe for Ohio, ETC.. and 6O62 for st. Louis
We heard o f no transactions in Bran.
PROVISIONS-The stock Of Mes PORK Is In few hands
and the holders offer very sparngy at $l2 ~ " bb The
only sale that heard of Saturday was $50 bbs Unin
spected City Mess at $I 80 Prime held % 75O
SO 90. OF Bacon, noticed sale of 10 terces Choice
Shoulders at " h. Lard remained firm, with sales 4OO
kegsat -, and 81 bbs and tierces Choice at &c y b.
COFFEE-We heard of no sales. cargo Of 5000 bags
Rio received per ship VIM Fisher.
WIfSKY-The only sale that noticed was lot of 50
bbls Rectifed at 24c y gallon.
sALT-mproved. Small lots from store sold at 81 15O
81 20 " sack for Coarse and 81 S59sl 40 for Fine, de
hvered.
BAGGING AND ROPE-We noticed sales of 100 pieces
and coils 1917 and &c time, adding interest and ION
Friday but then reported by us,) $50 coils g. $50 81
and 100 (Choce) at 61sc, cash. for shipment
EXCHANGES-There was a fair demand at our recent
quotations, for Sterling, 1O91 and for Sight Checks
on NewYork, paTf0h v ct. prem. New York sixty day
Bills were held at 1G011& v ct. dis.
FRElGHTS-We heard of no engagement.
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COrrespOntIence.

ST.. FRAHCIsYILJE, jane %, 1850.
ucssrs. Editors The District Cont is still in session.
This week has been concerned in the trial of criminal
the most important Of which will mention lst Michael
Reed tried and convicted for using language TO slaves cal
culaed INSTRUMENTATION among that population
I'd. r. Hodndge. formerly clerk the mill here,
for tue murder Of Mr. White, in the month Of May 1919.
The Grand Jury found true BILL lie tried and acquit
ted. Another great mp to-day. II Is TO test the
right to play the game Of Rondo." Able counsel have
been employed TO defend the table keeper
The weather is warm but fine for the cotton plant. The
sugar cane is doing well.
The river has fallen tie Bayou Sara Landing, that in
few days expect the front part of will be out Of
We made this morning, in front Of
Major Kely's Hotel and proved fall of II inches, plumb
water.
report is in circulation here that John II. Hamanson
Representative in Congress from the Third District is u suc
bad health that he will resign his place in time for
ton TO take place before the meeting of Congress December
There plenty of good democrats in the district
anxious to their country in his stead but thus far
have heard of wing entirely out of employment,
seek the situation, No special news to add
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-24

PROGRESSION WEBsTER-The Boston Mail of the
tIh says: 1t has been confidently stated that man
saw Professor Webster throw something, done I'D
N newspaper, into Charles River, from Cam
bridge bridge, about the time of the Parkman muir
der, which caused loud splash and led to the sup
position that the article thrown over was certain
stone sledge-hammer, which has been missing from
Professor Webster's laboratory since the morning
of the murder. Search has been made at the place
designated by the person who stated that he saw
The act, but las proved entirely Ruthless The mud
for many rods around had been probed but nothing
Of The nature designated has been found, except an
old crow bar, which has apparently been in the
mud fora great length of time
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE $50 81 80" N.-LoNorrUpr 800 W.-inTms a.

Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Palmetto Smith, Galveston, Harris Morgan
SSihip SSssiPpee, doliort; Boston, Q Deake u Co
ship Nathaniel kimba, Stone Liverpool, Toby u BOgart
br snip Charlotte, AyleS, Rattan Island, Honduras
schr Florida, Corson, Savannah, RIM Harrison & Co
Arrived Saturday.
Ship YIN Fisher fw from Rio de Janeiro 18th April 10
G Green Brood my. ' "
Bark May Flower Crabtree II DAYS from New Work to
Toby Bogert-Powder house ' W
STEAMBOATS,.
Fashion, Martin, from Raifelet.
Gen Taylor, Hyde, from DOnaldsOnyille
ALEXANDRA, Smith, from st Louis
Belle Creole Klein, from Bayou Sara
Iowboat AngO-SaNon, Davis from the Passes
TowbOat DeSoto Brown, from the Passes.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Yacht Thompson from Brazos st Jago 18th inst
49, 70 Harris y M0Tgan-2d my.
Ship Charlotte Reed, Weeks days from Havana IN Mitch
:, ell Y MaSsendOrf-1st my.
b ship VIM Perre, Agnew, 46 days from Iiyerpool IN
N Maxwell Il Co-3d my.
Dr brig Josephine, Daulley, % days from Tampco tn ia
81 ,tnentsq-lst my. ~
Scllr M Lutterboh Somers II DAYS FINN PilaJalnL 4.
. Wickham-is my. 'pi'"' !"
I STEAMBOATS,.
Saromoe Jrs jerks from Pnnceton-59l bales cotton
No. I Ei No Z, McintyTe from st Louis.
Oregon, iiiem, from Mobile
IoWboat COnquerur, Heatiop fr,,n tho poseas
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mexican BUCHANAN.-The NewYork Star of
the 18th says Mr.. Buchanan took his benefit
last night, and appeared as Othello. The house
was not so well attended as was expected To-
night Mr.. Buchanan appears ShyLock in the
Merchant of Venice, his last appearance"
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON CRY,

Sunday Evening, june q, IS50.
The receipts since last consisted principally in Lake
Beeyes and small lot of Calves and Sheep. The market is
well supplied, with Hogs, which ratherscarce.
Prices: Beef Cutie, 3f06c " 10 net; Hogs 51S96c
" b net; Sheep 81 5OD ~ so W head; Mich Cotos $l3
s2S " head Cdloes, 80 OO9s6 90 " head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-24

FIRES IN NEW YoRK.-A fire broke out on the
18th inst. in Cassiday's Pot Ash Warehouse on
West street. The building was entirely consumed.
The fire extended and seriously damaged five
buildings on Washington street. 1000 barrels of
Pearl Ashes were damaged. The loss is estimated
at $4,000.
The Liniment Factory of Mr.. kelIinger on Broad.
way was destroyed on the same date. Mr.. K, it
is sad was insured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-24

ARRIVALS OF SPEcIE.-The steamship Yacht,
Capt, Thompson, which arrived yesterday from
Brazos st. Jago, brought $l4,SOO in specie.
The brig Josephine, Capt. Daulley, from Tampico,
nd on hnnrd SS0nn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-24

inst, ships AbRleno and Abby Pratt ''' vi ''' i''
Towhoat DeSoto lowed down and to so, on tho ,s, met
bark Mary Parker, brig San Miguel sehr Commsrce
Towboat Conqueror lowed down and to saa oU H.. 1o
inst, ships Tempest Allegheny and Ivernool vi ''e i'
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AUCTION SALES.


A UCTTON AND CONMIssIO TiEaCiiANT bas ren11vsd
"A % No 81 Gryier Eeet where he vii particular
70 ne sale Of Real Estate Stocks Csrg9er Damaged Cotton Iio
hold Fnriture Slaves &c ryI IN
1 EWIs FLORANCE, Commissioned 9uetioBeey. Of
- flee No ~ Grayi S. will attend, usual, ard give
bis particular attention TO the sale Of Real Estate
Damaged Cotton Household Furniture SaVes
etc. viii also makes advances Merchandise placed his
hands. my2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-24

FROM TExAs,-By the arrival of the steamship
Yacht, Capt Thompson, we have Brownsville dates
to the 18th inst. We find nothing of interest. A
Mexican was shot dead on the 18th inst. by one of
his own countrymen, at Mansfield, short distance
above Brownsville. The cause assigned was ieal-
ousy. Verdict of the Coroners jury-willful muir
der. The assassin has been arrested
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-24

SWEEF OII-3OO baskets Sweet ON far ala H.
= JED r. ]. HART & 60. 70 Tchoapitoulas ST
RUTTER-5O kegs ehyice st. Louis May Butter, LANDING
Dmyoo A f. CoCHRAN u co. n Tchoupitoulas 81
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Passengers,

Per steamship Yacht from Brazos 81 J,,o NJ =,
On Mrs HCysrd Mrs l Laseand Mrs " Jenkins fient
lS eiian Y a, capt Delaylle Messn PROFITS PenbndV
Fer ship VIM Perrie, from Liverpool-22i in steeraps
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From Jamaica.

The steamer Cherokee brought Jamaica dates to
the 10th inst.
The Kingston Journal of the 10th has the fol-
lowing "The refusal of Ministers to guaranty
the loan of e240,OOO or to enable Jamaica to OBJ
tain portion Of the Parliamentary loan of $780,
600 for the purpose OF paying portion OF its debt,
places the Island in this position, that it must
either obtain the money without the aid of Parla-
ment, public creditors in England and the Island
must remain unpaid, and without any information
or assurance to when they may expect to be
paid"
A proclamation has been issued by the Governor,
calling the Legislature together for the dispatch of
public business, on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
The 7th inst. was set apart as day of fasting
and humiliation being the anniversary of the great
earthquake which destroyed the city Of Port Royal
in 1862. None of the Kingston papers were pub
lished on the occasion.
The Journal of the 10th announces the capture
of Brazilian SLAYER off the Island of Cuba, which
was taken into Port Royal, Ja The following is
specimen of British philanthropy:
"The Africans, large number of whom are
children, ave been landed at Fort Augusta, and
will shortly be apportoned to those who have made
applications for them. They are employed in pick
ing the seed from the cotton grown at BaTbiean.
They classified as follows, viz Men, 65; women,
AS; boys, So: girls, 35-tOtal, PAL. There were
in all PA landed at Fort Augusta the 23d inst"
Cotton cultivation is still exciting attention, and,
although slowly, is progressing.
From BERMUDA.-We have received (says the
NewYork Tribune) the Bermudias to the 9Th inst
There is news of consequence. A drought of
extreme severity has been prevailing at Antigua for
several months Not since the year 1S47 have the
people and the stock throughout the Island expe-
rienced such invitations from the want IF vVatar s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-24

Mr., Edward DeLeon, of the Columbus Is. c.
Telegraph, has been selected to aid Elwood Fisher
in conducting the " Southern Press " at Washing.
ton. Mr.. DeI.eon still retains his interest in the
TeIegranh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-24

ERANkLIN HOUSE, BILOXI The subscribers
II having leased the above we'll known establishment "A
beg leave that the house has been thoroughly nA
repaired and painted. The house spacious and the a-
comfortable aiioTng every convenience for
wishing TO enjoy themselves during the Summer The Bath
Houses good The well known character of the House.
and the locality of Biloxi for Sea Bathing speak for them.
selves The pTopneOr pledge themselves that neither pains
shall be spared to make sher comfortable.
The table will be at all times well supplied with the best the
market affords, together with fish and nevery variety
The bar will be supplied with the very best Of Liquors. all of
which have been selected with great The house will
be opened on the 10Th instant.
apl6 MITCHELL s. SHORT.
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PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, OF.
INGORPORATE 1895.
~ CAPITAL, 100000. LII
ID. w. CLARK, President.
WIN CONNER Secretary

""' COINNGNt oecfeaafy.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
No. 81 Camp street.
FINE undersigned having been appointed Agent lin place
of T. A Adams Esq, resgned) of the above old and
and favOTably known Company prepared to insure
the most favorable terms against FIRE, MARINE AND
INLAND RISKS.
All losses will be promptly settled here paid in Hartford
Conn, at the option OF the insured
RISKS ON LIVES also taken in the New York Life
Insurance Company.
CHAS; Q. LATHROP, Agent.
~ Office 50 Camp street, New Orleans. o3l is
TEN AS TONIC AGENCY-7S Magazine street,
CERTAIN antdoie against Constipation OF the Bow
IN Torpor of the Liver, Indigestion, Papitaton of
the Termination OF Blood to the Brain Nervous Head
aches Chis and Fever, etc.
RECOMMENDED BY
II. r. w, Hill. ESQ. President II. b. Bascombe.
Matthew Watson, ESQ. Gen. Sam Houston,
DIR. w. M. Gwin az NJ w. s. Fuller,
DIR. w. B. Keene. apo Iy3p
nisCHARGBD SOLDIERS BOUNTY LAND
~ and PENSIONS obtained at No. st. Charlie street
Groom No. g. upstairs) at the u. s. COmmOner's office
near the corner of Canal ST. ap3 3ms
bright VARNlsH-5O barrels Bright Vamisb, a
ID superior article for ships use, for sale by
ie1S lmis DEWEY & CLARK, 81 Gravier st.
TIILBERTs-5O Bags
L je5 4. +. COCHRAN 4 co. 81 TchoupitOulas st.
SSEED-25O ID CHA or MEXICAN SEED, a safe and
- certain remedy for Chronic Dahpa and Dysentey Just
received by p. LOUIS MASSEY,
lelI corner Of Camp and Grayer street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-24

The SEIZURE OF THE KATE BOYD. - Com
plants have lsen made says The N. Y. Courier and
Enquirer, of the course pursued by the Govern
ment in arresting and OBTAINING the brig Kate
Boyd, suspicion Of having violated the neutrali-
~ act Of 1913. Nothing can be more unjust than
f'lch complaints. The owner of the brig himself
confessed that she had on board arms and ammu
ullion intended to supply ship which he himself
bad sold to President Souloque. The ship was the
Gloria and was sent from Boston to be used in the
war against The Dominican Republic The Kate
Boyd had on board fourteen thirty.two Founders,
with large supply of shot, and was to take on
board quantity Of powder on the very day she was
arrested. Her owner was told distinctly and re.
1caiedIY that if he would take out the guns and
give bonds that the vessel would not violate the
laws of the country, the brig could go to sea- He
promised to do this, if required by the Government.
and YET when so required by authority of the Sec
rotary Of State he protests against the legality of
the order-caiming that the law of 1918 does not
io.hid sending arms, ETC to a vessel already out of
jurisdiction. This is clearly an evasion of the law,
and ought not to be countenanced or allowed for a
mument.
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Congressional.


The following is a summary Of the proceedings
the nth inst:
IlousE.-Mr, McClernand, from the Committee
on Federal Relations, reported bill amendatory TO
ne act TO carry into effect the treaty between the
United States and the Ottoman Porte. Mr., Buel
from the same committee reported bill granting
Indemnity fog French Spoliations prior 10 $500.
Whole " nv
Mr., Bayly from the Committee of WAYS and
Means, reported appropriation bills for the Post
office aud Indian Departments for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1851. Also a bill to supply def
..cncies IN the Judicial Department Of the Govern
ment Tor the year ending the Both of the present
month.
The House went into Committee of the Whole,
and the California question being in ORDER was put
aside, aud the Judiciary Deficiency bill taken up.
After sharp discussion, the committee rose and
the ball was passed.
The SENATE, after voting II to % not to adjourn
over IN Monday, took up the Omnibus bill and re-
Jceted the amendment OF Mr.. Clemens to pay Texas
one million OF dollars for her claim to the disputed
Territory, by vote of s to 80. The question then
recdrnng on Mr.. Turneys amendment to strike out
theeure section in regard to the boundary Of Texas,
-he subject was discussed by Messrs. King Butler,
itusk, Hale, Berrien and Benton, and was finally
rejected by majority-24 to 81.
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Gre0E Spring and iS,s11l9I1e1.

GEFe(SC sprung ana summer
III Of sARsaPARfaC1Tb WstSd Fl ,bis AL
American Specific for ali diseases and disorders generated by
l.. TWENTY-FIVE PHYSICIANS.
and caused 10 be pub6ed doS1ment eerfyS bat HAS
To SUBSEQUENTLY was the best preparation Of the kind II
FA''s'' UsE .r Fl . pgrLr IN THEIR PRACTICE
with the MaR3PRsiE fila TN ETs%%f EST4 nv YEARS
has been ''l0I f. 1H6SSfs P65F'r CURES E a time
have been pamed upon The public but no other has
Every wear la sS1sd tbdd.,Is npO oE tdnsa1s If
its sale; aai Re r ,rnmVrr,Un D'''l'@
IMMENSE MASS OF CEkTlFlCATES
which, printed and pound would form library in them
NTH he HEH a. s. sCRok 1JIL
WIN snppnaune glands honey com9ed tes and cares eat
B: a ssn3 ms 'aa as as 9 saa G
~ PERMANENTLY CURED
ter d ' century y ' Gat S results o. 'et' quar-
is, beyond al! eempsfisop, = 500 %
dI DE GGwH a and u aa 9s sm
scro or King F ETH ReDm sh9o6 Obstinate cut,nsou.
Ernpiions, Pimples or Pustues the Face, Blotces
sd Tsa nyss sns T Pnn s &c
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syph-
bago, and diseases arising
from an njudicious
use of Mercury,
Aseiies or
Exposrrp mr. in piIp 1,op,in ,ns and
feVeS lnerntung teveT, cholera hlorpns, DXseniery,
Diarrhfea, Plethora oil Blood In the Head, Piles,
Pains IN the Back, Side, Breast or l4oins, and
all l0r'n aD 81 s shEiHscp6is ssss Siandui~'
1t is also sovereign SPECIFIC Tor General Debility, and the
5 S soGo aa su faG
every Junction. ana produces that condh0n OF tie whole
physical system which Is the best security Tor
- LONG LIFE!
1 s TS m w s 70 Pogf e DSGf Sm s I
WINTER ana 70 hrepaIe the system 70 ,,,,,,,,,
RESIST SUMMER EflbEMlCS,
resort mono 70
bHstOfs Sarsaporiila3
the gentle aperen the powerful tonic, the unrvaed anti
ceplc and great builder up and -
FORTlflER OF TIE SYSTEMl
The record which has been kept since the Introduction oil
BriStOS SarsdpGra, twenty odd years ago, exhibits
its nynuabe nTonpfe AMONG the recorded lncts are the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-24

CIGAR TOBACCO,
HAVANA, MNTM
II CUBA, KAAAM
FLORIDA etfssS
&%@ MASON COUNTY, A=aa@-~@
NEA KENTUCKY, and
VTfS51 TENNESSEE,
- Told and nsW,)
For Plantation and the Mexican market, for
ash lm9pSm3p THOS. K.PRlCE. rs MsRnzin
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI.-The undersigned
I'VE has the pleasure of announcing to her friends 80,
and the public that she has leased for of years [
this desirable Hotel. The location is central bust. M,
ness, convenient the harbOr and bath houses with A
the benefit of the breeze, and beautiful and pleasant
view The house well sdapted 70 families, the large
and well ventilated and desraby fitted up. There are sew
eral Ten pin Alleys attached to the Hotel aso Pleasure
and Fishing Boas-and, in short, thing give salts
faction 10 all who Nay favor her with call.
je4 3m @. M. HUNT.
(1HRONONETERs-s 3, GERRY, having removed
~ from 80 Camp street, to No. ii st. Charles 20
street, where he will continue to carry the bust A
ness of Repairing and Rating CHRONOMETERS, E[AA
Also repairing and cleaning WATCHES, Clocks GSasA
Nautical. Mathematical and Philosophical Instruments in
the best lie, being grateful for otmer patronage
still s0cits remembrance from his friends and the public in
general. myl5 3mis
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Ladies' sVesU Dress Goods

Ladies' sSeGU Dress Goods.
TF ID. p. SCANLAN 81 CO. 10
lUUI9 No. ~ Charities steet, NH
Ylqlu ~ Are receiving Plain and Em6rodered Bereg IE
WV Wv choice coorsj rich Satin Striped Painted Organizes Ia
patternsi Embroidered and Plain Chsngeh Grenadines Belt
Ribbons Summer Dress Silks style Embroidered Capes
HRndkerche; Bonng other desirable
geheI with their large and well assorted stock SUMMER
DRESS GOODS, PARIS MILLINERY, lACES and ENBROI
DEIS recently purchased the favorable
first houses IN Europe and AMERICA they will sell
Low PRICES
iiar be purchased for other house the city
h Asu several cases of fast cpored English Iaeonet Lawns
Gingans, ano ChanzyaYs, from 10 10 per yard
anil 9,2Ip
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Tans, FreckIes, Sunburn, and all Erup-
lions of the Skin

E May be speedily aud permanently removed by the the
newly discovered Cosmetic FRENCH CL YSdUS This valuable
Cos nedc indispensable requisite every lady's toilet Its
effects upon the Skin and Complexion perfectly For
sale, price 70 cents per bottle, at Gul0N'S,
corner st Charles and Canal
Importer Of Fine Fancy Articles Perumey and Sporting Articles
~ This Lotion a0ya all Irritation uccasoued by the bite
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BOARDING ROUsK.

No. 121 GR8VIER STREET, 6ettoeea ST. Charles
and CaroRdeiet, door from Of Car0Hde.et;
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her [9f.!:f
lVl friends and the public that she continues the iis
above eligible location occupied by her during the A
last two and prepared to accommodate her friends,
and those who favor her with their patronage From
long experience and the very desirable and convenient
location of her Honse she feels confident OF being able
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue to be very MOD
ERATR. do lyd&W
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In Philadelphia on the 18th, the Thermometer was
IN
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B O O K S [:

ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
In Languages and old and every depart
ment OF Science the aud Lrature.. Books
Prints, Pamphlets Magazines, Pictures Charts Maps Music etc
etc, with good Stationery and the Cheap
locations, may found the FRANKLIN BooKsIoR I6s
mp street, one door below Grod. slI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-24

BAiLEp-On motion OF Cyprien Dufour counsel of Ju,n
NIahe@' committed for trial for the arson of building at
a corner Of 81 Louis and Maras Streets occupied by one
N'non Nia as coheehouse Judge Larue yesterday adj
H 'ns prisoner 10 bail IN the sum of 830OO, the District
Attorney stating thai he Intended TO ndct HIM FIR atteon
liz. ~ nrlu -I-e
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CTGAR VOBACCl

RecOIlect!
NJ The Only Depot for tho Sale Of DALLEYiS ORIGINAL
aud ONLY GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CT0R, is al
M ClhgTfre strfF N tF