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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-09

sPrTgn1y stdsUT.
N. CORWITH, DR.. ROSE,
B. HOWAR, N. SLEEPER,
G. McCALLEY, N. BOWLING,
l.. BLOOMER, G. TAGGART,
I. SPRATTE, J. G. GRIFFITH,
NJ. WILLIS, J. NJ. MAUI,
w. D. FUNCH, Mr.. SMITH,
H. G.. BARNES, Mr.. MOLONEY,
D. S. CURTIS, w. P. CADY,
R. M. COLE, NJ. DORMER,
S. NAMES, E. CORWITH,
A. TOMELOWs Mr.. McGINNIS,
Dr. robson, G. l.. LOUDLY,
P. DEGMORE. H. RABLEE.
G. BLISH, G. NJ. MITCHELL
G. MELVILLE, R. JONES,
Mr.. BAE, Mr.. NIGHT,
Mr. PERKINS,
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References In Indiana:
His Excelancy, Gov. Joseph A. Wright, indianapolis;
Col James II. Lane, Lieut.. Governor, DO
Hon. G. ii. Test, Secretary of State, 40
Douglass Macguire, Auditor of State, do
Hon. Caleb 3. Smith, Conncrsville;
Col. w. A. German, NJ. G. Boomlngon;
Hon. E. NJ. Huntington, Judge u S. Dist CT, Canncl'on
A. NJ. Puett, Esq, Rockville, )Trustees Wabash
Col Thos. II. Blak C, Terrc- laute; and Erie Canal
Chas. Butler, Esq, New York Crty anu A'' ~"'"''
Jacob D. Early, Esq, Tcrre-IIauo; ,a..
VIM. Burch, President Branch Bank, VinCennes;
James Collins, Jr, State Agent, in New York.
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Removal.

EN F. GILLESPIE has removed his Drug
-EA. Store, one square above his old stand, to
the corner of Main and Fifth streets, in the Globe
Building, where he will be pleased to see all his
"Old Customers" & great many "New ones
Dubuque, Dec. 10, lS49.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

painted with neatness and dispatch, by -
BENNETT & IARDIE.
CO-FARTNEE4SHE
TJVIEundersigncd would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have this day en-
tered into partnership under the name OF CHARLES Ru-
rrs Miller in the Cabinet and Chair Manufacturing Blu
siness the old stand of Charles Mer opposite the Land
Office, on Main-strec
Furniture Chairs and all other articles in their line,
kept constantly hand, on the most reasonable terms
Turning in wood also done to order with skill, neatncss
and despatch We would also state, that we have pulchas
ed of Jacob Indy his Patent Right for making ndlcy'
Bedsteads whereby have secured the exclusive right
for the County Dubuque Iowa. manufacture and vend
the aforesaid Bedstcas in said county. All persons, there
FORE cautioned against infringing rights
to by the aforesaid PATENT shall most assured!
prosecute all who shall do so.
CHARLES MILLER,
RUFUS MILLER.
Dubuque, April "a, le49
Estray Notice.
vH- AIKEN UP by the subscriber, living in JET
4 ferson township, Dubuque county, BRIN
DIE OK, with white spot on the left shou
der. Supposed to be ten years old, and apprais
ed at $500. Said Ok has been in my possess
ion about three months.
Dec 26, lS49. 16-3w VIM. FOSTER.
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Starch, indigo, and Ext. LogvvoOd.
ON hand and for sale cheap by
~ E. F. GILLESPIE.
Dec. 10, 1S49. -a
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Iowa Shoe and Leather store!
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.

SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT
NnEN. women and children, you are respectfully N
N ved to call and the large stock and almost end
less variety of all luaiies ana s'yics"
s.t BOOTS AND SHOES, rn
. . Shoe Store where YOU can be accommodated will,
tho latest Eastern Styles both fine and heavy and at prices
on the principle olivng and letting live majority mo
peope are now expected to the 70
their boots and Shoes because they can there find Just e
article they Come and all, and get tie hlGe
that will keep your feet dry and warm, ana good hean
will be the inevitable result. .a ~ t'+ .,,.5
Country Merchants wishing Boots and Shoes by the casc
or Dozen will find to their interest TO see my s.och
purchasing elsewhere Ihave large stock IN soIe 10 Sell
BY the case and more on the way from the East;
The subscriber would call the attention o ai WHO WISH
sHOEMAKER'S LEATHER, 4g. p.
to the largest STOCK may safely say kept m the cy OF
Dhame and at prices to suit general assor
ment of fndingsi s.ap.ytn DECKER.
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Q1uinine and Morphine.
A SUPPLY of the above articles on hand &
"A for sale low by
E. IF. GILLESPIE.
Dec. II. 40.
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NOTICE.

pERSONS INDEBTED to the firm of F.
4 G. e. E. H. Smith, are requested to call
and settle the same without delay.
EUSTACE H. SMITH,
Surviving Partner.
Dubuque, Jan. 2, 1850. n17-3w
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More of those good Teas.
4 HAVE still supply of good TEAS, war.
L ranted fresh, and for sale cheap for cash, by
L. F. GILLESPIE.
Disc. 10TH 40
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Nutmegs, Gloves, Mace, and Spices.
A LARGE quantity of the above articles in
N store, and warranted to be of the best quail
ty, for sale cheap by
Z. F. GILLESPIE.
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Estray Notice.

Estray Notice. -
VEvAKEN UP by Daniel Cain, in Greenfield
\ Jones county, Iowa, an iron-grey Horse
Colt, one year old last spring, large star in
the forehead, both hind feet white up to the pas
ter Joints, with black streak on the outside Of
the left foot. Appraised at $500.
r.. G. @. ROCKWELL,
Clerk 3D. Comrs CO. of Jones.
JAM 9 1850 n17-3W
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Observation-Disclosures Notice

SIS ReWard!---Estray Notice.
TT AS been missing from the subscriber since the month
name and tail, two hind legs whitc name has been cut
Whoever will find the said colt and bring her to my resi-
dence in Dubuque, shall receive the above reward
HENRY SHELLHORN.
Dec s. ls49. NIB Avs City Brewery, Dubuque.
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Tremendous Erccncnt-Credt ftractioE!-Timey 7rrird
Of Ne,r codS from 81. Unparalleled Confusion
the .NuJoJs oho contend for High Priccs!!
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Fresh CitrOIl.

4 HAVE just received supply of Citron
Il good article, which will sell cheap.
e. f. GILLESPIE.
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CA1I AND WINTER GOODS!

TIME subscribers would Invite attention to their present
Stock of Goods, suited to the season. Our assortment
-; a nf,Ie most extensive and complete that we have
vor ofared and having been purchased principally for
r. and nreyious to the recent advance in prices, we
are prepared to sell on favorable terms; s,,,r,7
October g. lsi9. 5-tf .-''.' .'
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

EtbSvCCS SGpAC W HCSoaA a1Staeaes
DY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by
ID William and Dennis Driscoll, to the sub
scriber, bearing date the 7th day of July, A. d.
1s4s, to secure the payment of the sum Of two
hundred dollars with 10 per cent interest, due
the 7th day of July, A. D. 1e49 from said Dris-
coll, to Isaac N. Hgbee of Dubuque city, |
shall on Saturday the 18th day of January, A. D.
1850, proceed to sell at 10 O'Clock, A. M. Of
that day, at the front door of the Court House
of Dubuque county, for cash, to the highest
ing and being in the counties of Jackson and
Jones and State Of Iowa, to wit: the Northwest
Id of section No. Ia, in Township No. IS North
of Range No. one, West of the 9Th principal me-
ridian. Also the Northwest Ia Of section No.
six in Township No. Sc, North of Range No.
one, Feast ofthc 9Th principal meridian, with all
the improvements thereon.
DANIEL HIGBEE, Trustee.
January g 1S50-17-2t
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TOBACCD.-15hbds. Mason County sold on p rate ssrus
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs. The Sugar market uas
hardly rm but sill 800 hhds changed hands at s1a4o
for good Common to FAIR OF Moazes, l0J0 bbls. were
taken al 20ta2l5zc. for good to choice lots.
FLOUR.-Ratber higher prices paid in the market,
and 200 bbls sod Of which so bba. Ohio IS %.
20 al s. 8, 100 IS So go St. Louis and illinois sBpegns
al - 4o3 IS 20 800 bb unexpected at - fC0 also uEia
specsd at % Is, fe0 fine IS co. and some little
% 7o9 50 s7H p hbl.
CoRN.-Owng 10 the snail stock only 200 sacks vFers
disposed Of, including 80 at al I76 from atboat az
49, and several ANAL LOT. from At J8g5se y ba.he
OATS.-Scarss. Sales 10 sacks Indiana at co. SEQ sacks
ST. Louis at 81, and small lot Of Ohio go saeks) al &c.
HAX-Saes, 1850 bales, VIZ: 20 ordinary NevYork
els q 40 bales Western &l6 So 100 do lfom fat
boaO at sI7 co. and 30 tons BAH Hay at 81 % p ton
PROYISlONS.-Poyk rather lower, and we noticed
sales Of ECO bbls of which go bb at 90 BIZ sss Mess
81 S< for Prime end 50 Is for NJ o. 40 bbl Mes az % SOL
400 Prime at 81 co. 400 Mes and ITO VI. o. and o9
bis Mess not inspected, 90 12z y Dbl OF Bulk Pork
5000 b sold A for Hams ss for Sides, ard ssc for
shouIdsrs sale Of II tercz Sugar cured Bacon
Hams l0c. Lard firm and active. with sales of q bbs.
No. At 20. so On several lo) rs, Is "a, IA at ~.
~ prime Al 55 and 80 kegs 5S96s{e- y hin ali I15o
b5s and srces, and SIS kegs sale of 10 kegs prime
Western Butter at 12c. y b.
RlCE-6o casks DriHe Cauina were sold from store At
! BE. " ID.
| ROPB.-3lo coils brought &c. cash
| COFPEE-sales 100 bags Rio al Ifs<G14s<e
LEADA lot Of SEQ pigs Upper Wines was disposed Of ct
the advanced rate OF So. " b.
| WHISKY.-Dui. Sales, 100 bbs. Eeeifed ID several
lots, atzlJz9z2c. and (abogt) 100 bbla. at lie.
| FREIGHTS.-We heard Of nothing new.
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING. FEBR,Y =. 1850.

The WEATHEa.Od 50 bsa4aed down more kindly yes.
terday, and the chilling wind hata1 swept 10 renorsey
the sunny Sons luisl mo foryeffnlnes Of III
message. Oar fashiouabs pfosaaes hrzslenei M with
the weafherbe gay cosnIes Of the eaon Hutters n the
bFeezemerchaHt snei welcomes fair our;ossors and
business generally felt the impGle given oi b. the change
DREADFUL AocIDEsT. esterday. about O'Clock. while
the Lafayette hor-ea approaching the depot in Ba
street, while attempting to cross the track
knocked and crushed death By tie train. The
body Immediately conveyed the Baroe watch
sase, where il retained for recognition 81 O'Clock by
tie Coroner. but Identified that hour. The
clothing Of the decreased plain but respectable. Edward
fobin the driver Of the cars has been arrested, and viii
dergo an examination before Recorder Baldwin.
Since writing the above, The body has sn recognized
hat Of Mrs Har who resided in St. Paul street. Her nus
band Is now absent from tie city, and informed that
she the wag tie post Office to seek for Intelligence
from him. The dseeassd haa left one cIild
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Mathematical INSTRUMENTS oFevsrv
qus.iiy and piiCe
Voter Colors-Reeves and New
mans supsrdae Cobra, IL boxes
OF every size, with and without
locks and drawers, and a fine
assortment oil loose colors, by the
single cake.
Peleiis-sable and carel's-hrfr
Pencils and Ora wiEg Pencils Of
every grads.
Fabcr'5 Lead Pencils A large
~ ply o. those superior Peneil.,
Our different grades, always on
hand.
Cot0red Cray8ng, a fhe assort-
msuL In vrooi and otherwise.
Rulers Parallel, nctsgan, Equurs.
round ADD f1t RulsTs, u every
kind and size.
DiEids6s 90 German silver spring
end plain baAs DViIefs.
Roagrs' Cgillry-Ene Pen and
] Desk knives. and Erasefs, Of
every description.
God Psns-Brown's, s1encer's
/ Fren1h, Laldeus Spencer sud
Nanasii'f, aHl the large En-
| crossing Pens.
! Cod Pencil Gad Pea Holder. As
( fine &s4OT.m 2uJ, win soma atone
heads.
Sissl Pene, from s!l the best ma
! kgrs, ou csTus aud ~ t0Ges, Of
eveEy lus-riFu0n Ia use.
I QHus - Swan, wild gonse and
hul5cB's Bay Q'dlls, q eTerg
number, from & to 100, by the
thousand OF under.
/ Copying Presses Screw end Lee
ycT Copying Presses, four differ
ent s-zei, With apparatus COM
plete, such as ROOss, lnk, Bauft-
es, Olird and Blottiug Paper.
NotaTicl Presses, fine screw, with
" ,fers and seaI-papers Of every
size.
PDul's Printing THk, ofsvery qua
lIty anu pitee, IN kegs aad can
lsteIH, 81 every color. Lilho-
graphic Ink, OF The finest quality,
! Constantly on hand,
Blank Canis 80 Printerz' Blsns
| Cards enameled, iyOry-surlgce
and co.DTed Card Boards, iGI
cutting to ans sue.
Visiting CaE3s, porcelain ana
other fancy qlaIltieg.
! Playing Ca5ls = Eagles, Deea-
turs, alerry Andrews, Highland
l crs, O. every quality aud prices
som- oNtra 'uTerhnC God e.
giles aud Mygul fancy Casds,
assorted numbers.
BaIsrs' S'Brs, Consisting OF
/ Boards, Russia, Calf, Sbggpskin
and Morocco Leather, fl0R
| Knives, Rolling Peul and Ruling
| Inv, Sewing Parchment And
| Thread.
/ Pruning and Book Binding O
\ every Description. executed ii
the best style OF workmanship
in ali The ysTioua forms in use
and Blank Accguat BOoss, o
auy peculiar ionn, ruled anJ
bound TO order.
Diaries for lS50-Clayton's largl
uuul0 and octave, FeiC's ful
cap, hall cap, quattO, octave ant
r l2nc, plain and gilt edged.
Metallic memorandum Books,
. new nnd beautiful article, "a
uplh various torms.
Bankers Cases, with and withou
locks.
Portfolios, different sizes, plan
and with locks o.. Together vii.
Il large variety Of useful aus
= necessary critic es for MeTcantIl
and other purposes.
I US by a recent change in our bus
} articles enumerated above, tbeiu.
The mos liberal terms, ani we III
,nerally to examine our selection b
VID FELT 81 CO.
~ Han M "a Tt1-s-.. at-..t
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BLAND Books, such rs Super-reyel
LedEers, Journals, JaSh and
Fay Books, Invoice and Record
Books, Royal Medium, Deny
aud GUp, IN full Eets, Of every
ttyir ofTulmg and binding, some
han1somely PACED, RDd war.
rented Of tie beat Linen paper.
Steamboat Boots, Of every form 10
use-FCsighl and CABIN Regris-
tera, Passage Registers, Wood
aud General Receipts, Cotton
Receipts, Trip and Aeporaa-
DUN Books, VI every kind Of
ruling.
Wiling PGpers, supeT-royal, roysi,
detdy, folio pDst, English, French
and American Cap and Lsuet
Paper, ruled and plain, Com
msrcisl Post and ReenIi Paper.
ruled and plain, FHcFet Pos.
end Note Paper, Papstsrlez nj
Vau9ua quplities, very hne a.,
Eorment, together Wi.E Mott.
Aul Transparent WAirrs lilu.
M mated WaieTB-a ueW auL
beautiful article.
Fancy Col1rai Paper, glazed art
plaza surface, yATigus cOiOfa
EnE iIh and American Tissue
bssoTtel cUiafs, Tracing rguaL
every Size, Gold ald SAyrr "a.
rer and Strips, BGs,Oi BOaTGt
every size Una thicsnegs, Pert.
u ted Boards OF different Galore.
Sealing HCE and Wafer, IN gyca.
rrriry, sHpe5fne Eus.tsA an.
American, Of all coicrS AID siztE
wiring Inks, Of every quality
EUEiish, French, American ans
German, every color.
Extra fine French Pump LakgAn1
Of very superior fuish.
In slaHfs OF every kind, glass. ma.
hogUIy. iron and bIOuae1 metal
avery foe assortment.
Paper Weight, fancy glass, iroI
and trouzed.
Pen Holders, fine silrer-nountot
Pofupiue, Porcelain ard Us
eu;ehg0a Shell Pen-h1lders, vGrl
fine.
M5ao .Ss1is- Glass Motto Seals
VARIOUS designs; Initial Seal
and Envelopes.
Pearl end Eoory TABLETS, a fin
assortment
DesE 7Hllsts and Calendars,
Porcelain .Si1tes, every size, SOM
In Morocco frames, d very hn'
anu hyperion article.
Lstfsr Clips, different sizes an,
patterns English and AmescaI
gilt unI br1uLsd.
Litter Rsrsipers, different sizes.
Spring g'ape Measures, yer1
convenient arucls Tor the poke
-spme with linen gsnge al
tschrd, brass and German silver
Music Boots A few beauifu
mnnuseript Music Books.
Fafsrt Blot.ers, different sizes,
very useful article.
FuHcy Taps-Fine riok and blu
Tspe, ior counting house use,
fine assortment.
| Fancy Col0rnd Urine - Linen
b-iUp and cotton TN me, otsyer
! variety and thickness.
! Adhesive Bdnds AID bldia Rubbs
Of ali sizes and quali'ies.
ipory and Bone Letter Stamps,
fine assortment, PLAIN anl rg'd
Wood Stamps, for engraving.
Block Seals, for notarial purpose
/ all tiEcg.
I5oJy Rules, 6 aud l2 inches.
Measuring Rods, very fine, boz
! wood.
| IT, From the facilities affnrde
ness, We are enabled to sell all III
OILY portion OF Our stock, On
yite the mercantile community g
iuIepurChastug elsewhere.
nj 5meod&W .Sina0nDI
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MALIcIOUs.-Y Yesterday, one Pierre Rayin arrested
Tor cutting with several coats p5HsloOs ETC.. hang
ing in front of the store Of Abraham Einger No. 5 Old
Leyee RaYin is a salesman in neighbOrng establishments
and from the weapon ased he have intended deo
h The whole stock OF biz rival For this a7seeaiy ripping
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TO SHIPPERS OF LUMBER TO CATIFORNIA
AND OTHER PORTS.

' unNefslgneu, JAIITI1KTA STAR
Il AND PLANNING MILLS, situated on St Andrew
Bay West Florida, sixty miles the eastward Of Pensacola
begs leave call the attention Of Shippers the induce
which The proprietOrs of the aforementioned Mills
offer. Rough PINE LUMBER of any description can be
furnished on board at Nine Dollars Per oHsdnd and the
of or twelve given in loading. DRESSED
LUMBER, TOngued and Grooyed also be furnished
corresponding Vessels drawing FL feet the
w. IL. HALL
f1 corner Gravier street and Bank Place up stairs.
EzY- Sales will be made time for good City paper.
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MUTUAL BIENEFiF LIFE AND FIRE ENsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.


This permanent und 10 be invested as pr Charter Tor the
benefit Of the policy holders n bonds an mortgages on
unincumbered real estate valued at double the amount 9asd
thereon, and in Stocks of the State and OF the United States
Government, 4
STOCKHOLDERS and capitalists bat solely ior the protecon 0i
the policy holders and their families against want aud Dow
erty in its operations Natiora benevolent insu
ton conducted upon the most ard solid principles and
Attending for small annual sum, pad during lie, large
All policy holders, whether for life or shorter terms who
continue hs till death, participate in the whole
of the profits OF the company, without any reservation
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtors thus securing
prompt sesmen Z eni Of death s a s b wo1n ear
and of herself and children, free from the eiaims Of cred
J Js Eesan, ygseh Wi;ikSr: {29a $, alison;
Isaac jSo Geo s Ps, bd ns8Iy Y Bqssaef
Joseph W. stqntOn, I. Morgan Hail y. N: CIqqhsp,
WIN, III. Goodrich, Joshua !Islwin, William, II White,
Gomaias Faowes iSepi LaIa9e, john B. Less'
Edw Jenner Coke.
yoHN H4sAN' President I9i Of p ne Gompany'
4. ]. WEpDERRgRS NJ. d. Medical Beard of
T. a3 e. Hr ARR otaaiy f. IT, GooID. Attorney
RICHARD BEIN, NJ D. No III Magazine street, Medical
Whites 10 p M al bis resienee He win examine While
applicants at the office of the Company daily, from l 70
without permit which can be had on application at the Office
~ This Company is PREPARED to entertain application,
for if Insurance. aud ue Policies on all sound and lesthy
White PERSONS and Negroes at the Table OF Rates established
New York and Lod0n Offices and without Their restrictions
3 e residence n 1He sSat B ne GhsIteF v,qenas
and san be made available the extent Of third
~ caioraia Permits Issued TO Life Insurance mem
ii at New YoTS and London Te rTospesto Gs
necessary to effect Insurance can be had at the otee of t
80 Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
once hours. y A. n. 10 . 2. n. ts-a ~
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Telegraph, Morgan, Lagaca and Corpus CHRISTI
ship t1xenbridge, Tayldr, Boston. CIV ayssoa
Bark Gypsy, Iamsoa, New Yorki Geo. Green Y Be
BARK y, Andrew, Doaae;, New York, Fosdsk 4 90
Big Sarah Ann, Dockhsm baiiimors, II Drew
sbfs. M X. istis Sander 81 Marks E. G. Rogers @
Schr. Sarah Nash, Gichlst- New YORK, II. =: Drew
seir. mg5 ii smith, rampz Ba5, hIssssr
schr. Gov. Anderson, SAWYER, Key Yves. m
a John P. Smart rockingham. T nsissA owie I
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Georgia, Lieut.. Porter Commanding. from New
o 1. n P P, - aMr5oa 4 eIaT 9
Ship W. K. Jones, Cooley. IS days from New York, to mas
Bark P PendctOn. Curtis, ls days from Palermo to msr
Belg GaIE Maria Joseph Bens, 10 days from Client,
Bark Ja. smith. CLARK. from New York. 12h January TO
I.a 6ds Louisiana. Capelno, 20 days from Genoa to p
U. S ssFT ca Cross Enqz, from grazos s. JagO. sah
Mex ser Ventura Daranss. days nom Canpeaehy,
schr Mary Flea Seymour from Havana, Dist ult, to J. B.
MeConnel-lsi my
Princes, Fairchd, from Bayou sarss bales eottOn
Monroe johnson, irol St staTnsvile--l5 bales cotton
HSitea State, GadT Igi fFon Cincinnati
aiou9, HINT, Om Month Of Cowaier-l5 bales cotton.
SSl Mem aasn nom s p'siD DCig1a bales e00a
| sIodora, Powell. from Leiigre.
Mobile, Sutton, from Mobile.
| Oregon. Hiers from Mobile;
4 Gen; Taylor, Power, from DonaldsonFie
| F. n. Straek, Streek, from l.asourehe.
To%5oat YaHSess Fiiiton, rom tie Pass.
Towboat shark, PinnegaF, from the fazsss
| Towboai ConqlsEOr, Heaton. from the Passes
| Memoranda.
Towboat Shark lowed down and to sea, on the sth us
bark Bae big Potomac, selus BIs Barbour and Home
Towboat Conauaror lowed down and 20 the ID
| inst, ships w. v. Kent and How
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MADAME H0UHG-This celebrated philosopher Gate
AVA OF New York; can be consulted at No. 81 CaTondee
street, daily, except Sundays, from NJ. 10 p, "
Madame Y. makes pFeensons TO magic, but she VIII
inform al who consult her OF their disposition and character,
and leading transactions of the past present and future =
well as il she bad known them from BIRTH Terms i9I gay
or gent fy2 ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-07

IN tAe Jsai STATES Distrsl Seut fer tAe LISTERS lis
ter al re steamboat Peie W. stsaaboet -Aaisrtea
No. e6iS-
N obedience to an Admiralty directed IN the
above entitled suit have ssizs and into poison
taken the Steamboat AMERICA. her TACKLE, AFfA-
REL and Flu RNITuRE, and do hereby cite and sdnon-
ISL the OWNER heeof and all and every o,'f PSI
persons, having pretending to have sny ush ue
interest the same TO be AND anpeaE beers plei
Court OF the Uniie a7s for the District aforesaid g pc hob
den at the city OF New Orleans, before tie thint 8oey
from this date 10 show cause, If they MS 9e e5n ~
The sail seaulboa America her Tackle Apparel and fNi
tue should not be condemned and sod sgreeaby % We
PRAYER of the hhellanf. ,
WILLIAM s. SCOTT. u ;. Nissrsifak
is2a 81 fy4&ii Easls-s District q. lesss.s
TNlNE TVINE-5 doz. yery superior lsaiour tstsAEkI
III 10 dozen superior La Rose = .....-.-
81 Old I,ontlon Book PORT WINE
50 AulontiisdO SHERRY.
50 PALE SlERRls
halt pipes Lobe s EikRll Y, -, or ssle By
Ey4 B. A B. RINGGOLp. 81 Sfayier 4.
CtEAFENT-le5o bbls. Dsnman's nid Nslsce / BFe~n's
j.a H; ), JOHN sFRoUb co, Is Comnon =.
- 80 e-s o. =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-07

SrABDIsG WITH INTENT To KILL.-Thomas Smith was
examined Yesterday, charged with dangerously w0andng
Thomas Joyce the night Of the 18th of January, in an
aray Firms cofeehouse the bevee. The testimony
proved the lac forth IN the affidavit, which pub.
rheh the time The sent before the Criminal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-07

DE6TH FROM ExPosUBE.-A lamentabe case Of this kind
occurred Tuesday evening. unknOwn, found
gerg from sickness aud cod; Assistance was rsdered, and
he Immediately conveyed into the esabshent but
PRED after without leaving any information that would
tend the discovery of his The CoFontr he'd an
ard Cl -