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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-29

INFAMOUS oUTRAoE.-We regret to learn that,
at late hour on Sunday night, Mr.. r. J. Whar-
ton and Mr.. Payne Todd. of this city, we're way
laid by rufians, and seriously, though not danger
ously injured They were on their way homeward
from the avenue, and had reached the corner Of +
and 18th strects, when they were suddenly at
tackled, and knocked down by blows that at once
rendered them inscnsible. The watchmen in the
Home Department, hearing the noise, ran out be-
fore the robbers could succeed in rhng the pockets
Of their victims. Mr.. Wharton received fearful
blow upon the back of the head, and Dir. Todd
struck in the face. We understood yesterday
that neither was considered in any danger, though
both suffered severely.
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AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
The Steamer Thomna CoIIYer,. Mnrk

n The fine, new, and fast boat
10y -, ~THOAIAS COLLIER will depart
snlk@at the following hours; a coach
connects with the boat in Washington. Boats
fare - cents; boat and coach Is. cents.
Leaves Alexandria at 8, 81, II a. m; l, b. aud
4, p. m.
Leaves Washington 81, 1Ol, II. a. m; II, 81, and
B p. m.
o. The Thomas Collyer will make her trips to
Mount Vernon next week.
Oct 2-lw JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-29

Letters from Frankfort Of the 18th instant, in the
Eolner ZsStung state that the two Austrian corps
in Bohemia and Yorarlberg we're advancing upon
the frontiers carry out the intervention IN Elect.
oral Hesse, when they received counter orders and
fell back into their old positions Count Ihun, the
Austrian agent at Frankfort, received this news on
the afternoon Of tho 10TH when the Frankfort
Council had Just resolved TO call in the Intervention
OF Austria and Bavaria in Hesse. IL ia stated that
Lord Palmerston's protest induced the Cabinet Of
Vienna to abandon the thought Of an armed inter
yention.
Prussia.
A telegraphc despatch from Berlin Of tho 18th
instant, in the holnr Zeitpng, states that General
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-29

ABLAsK DAY.-Yesterday discovered our watch
house without an inmate. That Is good for a city
Of forty thousand, or bad for the police.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-29

CoRPoRATIoS sTocK-wantedby
~ Sept 25-tf CHUBB & SCHENCK
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Tri5atle Of Respect to Miss Diz.-Many of the
ladies' Of Nashville addressed letter to this cele-
braied female philanthrops', requesting her to sit
for her likeness to the American sculptor, Mr. Hail.
saying that "move1 by admiration o. her disn-
terested and perscyefing philanthropy so honora-
bic to their sex and common humanity, they are
ddesrous oil seeing, in permanent and pleasing
FORM, counenance expressive at once of feminine
oelicacy heroic courage, sensibility and strength,
compassion aud frmness." To these kind, appre-
clatc and courteous ladies', Miss Dix most beauti-
iuIly and elegantly replies:
While thank you for those evidences of your
womanly and liberal sentiments and esteem, and
profoundly appreciate the decacy and taste through
which you would give them permanent expression
ask to decline the proposal so gracefully and per-
suasively made.
Permit Inc, ladies', rather to dtceH in your
hearts, afTectionately remembered as a fellow-a-
borer in the worlds wide harvest-heds for, though
our paths may conduct to different objects, ou-
lives alike devoted to lessen the woes of suffer
ing humanity and to soften the trials which are
often the stern disciple by which the soul ACQUIRES
that heavenly knowledge which causeth not to err
To us, women, it peculiarly belongs to reveal
in its hottest aspect the spirituality of religion to
bring consultations upon the troubled earth, and
sanctify and perpetuate by our lives and actions
remembrance of our existence which shall cause
many to feel that the world is better for our having
lived in it."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

TObaccO-The me-ket wrS extremely quiet on Saturday,
but yesterday there active demand and 500 hhds
sold ms follows e. bids at 81; 50 hid 10 at 81 and
10 at Bi2@7 % hhds-40 "a and % at bids
at and at 7sc % , and $40 hhds private rms.
Sugar and MoiasseE Transactions confined to
retail salc1a previous 52G6c " ID for Fair Sugar
end BIC ~ gallon for Reboilcd MOla
FiourFresh Supeine continues in request and prices
have further improved Saturdays sale embraced 1000 bb
including 100 bbs Extra Mi1ur at "a 93 800 Extra mi
s. and some small lots of Superne at the latter rate
Yesterday 5000 bb taken, including 80 bbls Illinois and
st. Louis Tin two lo) at 81 6219 1900 do at "a TO- 200 Ex
ira at -, and 259 do. at g. p Dbl.
Grnin-The Corn market he's exhibited better feeling
and noticed 77 yesterday of 700 sacks at Csc % bushe
Tor White and Yellow, and 60c for White The latter is held
at 625ac. About Pl0 sacks ST. Louis and Kentucky Oats
lave been taken during the two days 4O43c bushe
Saturday, and dl945c yesterday Bran has continued sell
al Zoe % 100 ID.
ProyisOns-POrk has retaol at $40 bO6DsI rs gP Dbl
Io Me but we hear of round lot7 sold. Of Bacon 10
casks Clear Side sold Saturday aud 1e) Rib Sidp7
80 and = do Cincinnati Shoulders 46c W ID yesterday
ol Lard go bbls and tierc No. od Saturday at 81,
ana Yesterday $50 do the rate 200 erce3 T. and
loo kegs at TIC qP ID.
Hay-Sal Saturday 100 bal~7W at a 00Ds2i 50
~ ton, and 1C) bales do yosterloy at the pricoa
Whisky-We have noticed smnh F5 'es only at C9245e
q gallon for Rcetif"1
Bagging and ROpe-5O coils choice Rope were DISPOSED
OF on Saturday at 7c, crsh.
COiee-There hrs been good demand and we yesterday
noticed sael 800 sacks Laguayra o. anil 1900 Rio az
C9l y b. mostly at the latter rate, at which holder are
now firm.
saIt-sales Saturday POO bushels Turks Island on private
terms.
Lime-We arday no'iced sales of eco bbls Western at
81 OOf0Sl 10 Y Dbl.
Exchange-Demand very limited. We continue to ouots
Sterling at lO90lO94 NewYork sixty day Bills at IGOlI5
up cent discount, and Sight Checks NeyYork al par65
% cent. premium.
Freighs-We hear Of no engagement.
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Reeeinfs Of Prnhnce.

LOUISVILLE-Per steamer Lexington: a. pcs bagring,
i65 els rope g Forman &co-o do 30 pc baggng Wngate
pes baggng bale Irvine, do IN .ys Felowes &co-50 do
hemp Stnrges, Adams &col3 do Irvine, do rseys IA do
ging E Il Wingate-fj do Parmeie & Bro-27 pkgs md :
hams Marnn Owen &coES9 do r nj McAipiaE7 nr bellows
Shark, Day Stauiie3 bbls and box mus I'D Bcebe &co
- bb IS eggs LePger, do Alto CNebitlc5 do ap
toni Dbl tqxs !, 8 bal hay John )he on-'5 DO 70
Bb7 apples, be9us, etc Z z Twchel &"1-0 bbl7 apple
pigs mdse NJ " hite &co-i2 bales cotton Form Douegan
&c9-6 do Frer-op& Fowler 20 bbs cl'ons Gorruna--
" do apples 7O do potatoes A do onorH Dor1oy N Boz
2nd-54 do potatoes, - do eggs Lecaud75 do app11
sheflersine-l5 10, IL bxs do, bbs onions, DO eggs
ST LOUi--Per reamer Alton: SCS Ibis flonr C,orpoll,
&co893 do w Gyeq--lGOd do Edgill Milford &co@lG1
& t Buddecke &co H4 SKIS oats o Woodruff Sec lis
pigs lead Kennedy FosIe 50 DO Fodiek &co3 sacks
fire fronts slayk, Day & Stauer-li5 STOW 81 boilers lis
pots Long Maglone-l6 bags heir, rolls lea her Robinson
Whiting s. Pearcel( do Beverly Sands o-5S7 c's rope
Bell Il Sehbins-l3l SKIS corn Pcrmel4 Bro-47 bhs ap-
100 do Yea man &cob} SKIS oats Ma il & RanIett@i2U
SKIS potatoes w BQswoHh sks and bb4 potatoes Zg-,
u Fulton-l5 hhds tobacco Rodewad &cO-6 do Turner
wilson &G?TfSHdriss to oTer-Tota z hhds tobacco
Mclean &co-l5 Geo l. $ ii Kcene-7 TeneG on 4 Peaie
peSuueg-3 Ward, J, nc7 &co-1 nulkley 4 Holt-i Bu,
ehgH28 SarT2 &e2nsp99res to orer-E9la 4g bis cotton
black, q hhis snge John HI l-lSi hides G5urda Ken
j! do Chas llaBlanc-sundres to order.
RI, LOCkPURT-Pef steamer Houma . bal mos J S
CQAsT7-Per steamer FL hon: Al hhis sugar OLIVE
DDS DO DC lemons owner on boards bb7 Bites and q
BALlHE-Per steamer Nlondaua. 20 hbls sugr~ 70 bb!s
NhoIase Blsnehard &co- undrles to order.
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TIE Coal Ir@8e.-" think my colleague is mis-.
taken IN what he says in regard to the coal trade
for, il am rightly informed, the amount mined and
sent to market in 1S49 exceeds that mined and sent
to market in 1915 There was an increase during
that period from 100000 to 100000 tons. The
mining operations for the present year are also
running ahead of those for the wear 1S49 and will
probably reach some 100000 tons do not
doubt that he states what he believes to be correct
but my information is that the coal mining is GER
tainly not falling off >" Egtract foapthe Speech Of
Mr., Sturgeon IN the Senate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

BALTIMORE, Aug t)-Cld, ships Uriel and Trenton
for NOrls.
CHARLESTON. Aug &c cd brig Kershaw, Morris
[By Telegraphic Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, Aug 29-Auved, ship eultana, Barnett
from NeWOrleHns.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

PENSACOLA-per steamer Gen Hamer3 o C # lum.
Der, 5Il laths, $50 pair blinds Simu IN.
ST MARkS-Per schr Nm Petts: ) casks IS bbIs
turpenne, 10y bb7 rosn, pkgs md5 HamEn-llI bbls
tu[lentne, - do in Il 6 ROge, eco.
PENSACOLA-Per sChr Ella; 7O,J 0 + t Of lumber ] C
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

A UCTIoN AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, has removed
n to No So Gravief street. where he will particular attention
The sale Of Real Estate Stocks Cargoes Cotton
bold Furniture, Slaves etc myI On
I BWIs FLORANCE. Commissioned J7uctlonee o.
A. fee No. 81 Crawl St, .' attend, usual, ana
his panlular attention the sa Real Estate, Stocks
Damaged 0l rtWardens, Houseli s,rnifUre Slaves
etc. will also 1dvances Merchandst y,fe Il.
hands. my.
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Nhneu states saies ......... United states Sales.
BY p. b. TAYLOR,

r,rpnNpsn.y Office 50 GraDier street.
w DIoDN Is II WIN tolJ Banks
osiT oil Lieut. Col Il +. Hunt Deputy Qua ,srmastsr Gen.
TIE u lion Sic, DE RosErTE a, she now lie, AT the
G9yernmsnt Wh' fhi Mune patty togs der with her Ms.
i RE isysnoy, which complete may be seen at the Quar-
" cash.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

NO Cholera IN Boston.-Dr Henry G. Clark, the
city physician, denies that single ceSe of cholera
has appeared in Boston this season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON Cry,
Monday Evening" September g 1850.
Arrived per saame Alton, So head Of TEN Cattle in
GLIDING Csly and per Flora, 81 Red River Calves
PRICES: Beef Cattle 346594c U ib net 4; Hogs. -
05c W 10 net; Sheep, 81 2O02 70 g head; Much Co17s
saog $50 W head Caiges, IS C)Ds7 so Up head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03
thieu sEhtes'... -6ONefnnleDt sales
BY II, Is. TAYLOR.

. Office No. So C1rarier street
TRDAY, September 6, II oeoek-Wl sold at the Gov
eminent Warehouses Poydts 81. Charles and
General U S.A
10000 (mors or lie . GuNNY and other BAGS Cold)
lu-I.n a.h-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

Rer0Sntion sgithtta Observation-Disclosures
Secession and a Men Confectionery il, Charleston
Neck.-The NewYork Courier thus hits off this new
rebellion
= At a large and enthusiastic meeting of the
citizens OF Charleston Neck, the other day. after sew
eral strong speeches had been delivered, a pream-
BILE and resolutions, in view of the present crisis
were adopted against one of the most tyrannical
and ARBITRARY acts that have ever emanated from anv
legislature in our free country, which has disre-
garded and trampled upon our feelings and rights,
ana degraded us from the position OF equals with
the other citizens of the State of South Carolina,
and which will deliver us on the Cd dav of next
september INTO the hands OF the oppressor.' The
preamble asked whether, under these circumstap-
ces' IS 1t prudent is it proper is it manly, that we
should Told our arms together, tanely submit and
lick the hands of our oppressors and allow the very
men who have oppressed, insulred and trampled
upon U.S. to calmly bind their victim and apportion
out the spos, or, forgetting personal considerations
and joining together, like band of brothers, Lur
these men from authority?' And how think YOU
these chlvairous sons Of the Neck answered that
thrilling trumpet call? With spirits burning with
Indignation, and nerves strung for the contest they
nominated Gen. John Schnierle for Mayor. 'he
having consented to rum "
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AUCTION SALES.

CODDer....... Rigging. and. ......Hawi boat
BY SYKES, HYDE d. co.
TUESDAY, September D. apat4 o'ylock-wll be sold
me Ieyse op1uste Pcyuue Tier Frt MuLc patty,
900 nder the inspection Of the Port Waien Of
r lot Of % COPPER, RIGGING ard YAwL BOAT, taken
ron m sch 9ner America, undergoing roplrs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

FTHURSDAY September 10 O'ei0ck-WUI H. ,ol - NJ
i ton Room, No. Canal street. ~ - AZ. hu"-
l25 packages Of FALL Nud WINTER GOODS eonsis,ns IL;
part Of BlIuke Flannes, Cohs, aameres, lean
oe hary Coaonades Pusbigh Cord Beaehed sbiTSgs Of
various quIites English Longcloth Prms lrlssn
Cashmere Aoussene dc Lsnrs, Brown Shesngs, Blue Drii
Beaehrd and Brown Canton nnneIs, TickG spss. DENNIS
Wooden ShaSs Bfosn Dn5 Ha''n 2I Blesehed sheeinT,
Wooden Shirts and Drawfr, Cadet Mixtures Coburg Cloths Bro
Gale Lustre, Merino silk, Iinsns etc.
Terms Over So }, four months.
" Catalogues will be ready goods early
on the morning Of sale.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03
THE PACIFIC CRESCENT

CONTAINS the --latest Intelligence isom ,he United States IRE
pared expressly fr every steamer, giving faithful review Of
affairs in every OF The Uuou particular reference to the
Hone Hews IN the South ami West Independent politics it
furnishes impartial chronicle Of passing events and CO
~ oil tng Interest 10 Americans in California. columns pre-
under separate heads dised Syuopsis of News fran
Vi the world most List Of the Mar
r1ges and Deaths In the Southern Western States ever sent to
California No expense ms bem spared nuke
cent welcome messenger in Ell Dorado, bearing dngs
and kindred he Auanos borders Being established on per
mane basis with resident proprietor in San Francisco paper
Is at once placed the unprcedu price Of Five Dollars nor
year. Tree OF postage The liberal terms upon which
will place in the hard OF Eve thousand regular subscribers
in California, besides giving circulation among the
transient population 1t intended a mere ephenera publ
raon but the rropeo have resolved that nothing
ing On their part TO secure for ii regular patronage
to Whose leTests devoted. Tue cona IS
umnA OF Readg Matter Its Typosraphys beautiful SPECIMEN OF
the art placing it second to no poper 10 the Union
CROCKETT, FROST s. co New Orleans
aust d"W J. C. DUNCAN, San Francisco.
t Subscriptions received, single numbers ready for mailing
sou at the office OF the New Orleans Crescent
NEW ORLEANS FEMALE iNsTITI Fi.-OR,
a NJ 252 C-4,UP Stfect-Co Conducted by DR. and MRS
MACAULAY. This Institution is under Inc personn
SUPERVISION of Mrs hacauay; the advanced CLASSES IN lie
tsary and scientific departments taught by Dr. Macau
tie French, Spanish and Italian languages, in drawing
D ;a Vocal and Instrumental Music, the most
The school is arrqnsed 50 as to make both m English
dn riehch sphqol ami the aim of the principals
dget Their pupils through substantial and svstemac coure
o. studies aiordlng at the time progressive know
mind For the instruction puns Of every age and grade
q ntseena Gu ture ample araugemelt have been made
no etlmts viii be warning promote the improvement OF
the lupis, and young ladies received into The 'smiy as
3Oaefs w share In the enJoyments, privileges and asn
The Play Grou0d-an item essential to schools large
ieaute VIII be made to parents who have had heir daueh.
con ONE n 81 Gsene o5 g Se and p;orr,D will n
delivered The advanced CLASSES By Dr. ac%aiay, duras
tenc subjects the school is FINISHED With tie requi.ita
apsr1au f0r iqrtpeT Information Application may be
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

NEW MUSIC-Amencan edition of the Songs of MILE
. Jenny Lind, viz: Annie Laurie With what <WgSN
Rapture Heart is Bounding; The Dance Soug, SIEEA
Pretty PRETTY, Cir; Posture Song; CTae LoveSsksSJ
dos wiring with Pleaure; The Home of my Chil1hOod's
Days; We now Must Part; Somnambusts Song; Mariner;
Jenny Lind Farewell 10 Sweden; In Infancy when Young
and Gay: rerenade of the DGnish StGdents denny Lind
was the first singer whom the Danish Students gave
nade Jsnny Lind reply to the Danish Students; Oh, well
do Rene rber, this is beautiful b. lad. All the songs
contain correct likeness of Jenny lnt. Published this
month ~ oIoElng Songs: Rascal Jack; My Pretty Co
quetle And art Thou Changed; Chime gain, by shOp
Happy Da duet by Glover Why do you watch the Lone
you Love Me Ever Trne; All do not sipaak 80 Codlg :
Right nery boqndeh the Ocean Wave; They say There
e an Echo Here; Sweet Morn of Life Why do Summer
Roes Fade; On Love Forsake me Never: When Men DE.
clare; Ah 4 IN Truth you Love Now. Ethiopian SONGS,
w: The Belle Of Wingaw Bay; Sukey Lane. by Christy
Wa,zes Sounds From ryro The Last Greeting, by Bless
IeTi Morning and Evening" beautiful valves by Boyer
Pokas Eurgta; Polka e Madeira; Bertucca; Sharon; lie
Propete By Bsyer to small bands Lucretia Borga Fan.
tasis, by Wallace lucrea Borgia by Voss; Capt Claks
Quick Step; Col. Vests Grand harch. by Saroni; Just
received and Tor sale az the Piano and Music Store by
au9O 81 tbree doors rs Ct amp t nal s,raa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

KIP IT
A C0T11 a . ~
~ TSIoSS;to,,lo: 'st-,st
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and hi.
~ rect importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc.,
sEE :s COW 9 oRFEAso
B5f ss5 S5s Ps5 sS.a Almonds
BHHEt sks A hk s2S s7 bGzs Rs
pnB BIS snf l b STR tINcrp ,oo1 ,,..
oXE oISg bsske,s s piats SAN and a2aIi: 'Psgno
Rass 's ses 4 Rssp sG sweet
Ky BSStEJEGKSSAlwayS On hand, supply best St Lous
okAISGE1s sHd LEmQNS-Ot direct importation, and
eGRfHRNSsLg r 5a2 and "RSy 6Ssss o,
BRAANp re tfi tTlS " PSskets r- ,.,
MACGARoSI Anu VERMICEiii,2;sso ease. fIs.b
F[R iEsHSGf XIX iatn1RRi EFgEis9oo hovs.
POWDER-AgeRcy of he eeIebTaiei merioan n Chvvs
Pow STgaf guarantee Ff superior to
n = p . : : ~ - = ; ; -
GALVANIC BELT, NECkLACE, BRACELETS
FOR THE REMOVAL sSp PERS.HENT nI,Rp M Ar
SEPf'EDPES SAiSPHSPS
And Of those Complaints which are ca.e an ipare1 eaooe
THIS Geaatfa and convenient application OF me myser
GUS powers of GALVANISM and MAGNETISM
Europe and he United States to be liz nas ysI8abe
DIR, ChrIstie;s GSIVaN1C REIn ,,,
~ = 49,, GAn ANaS BELLE anu
Used with the most perfect and certain in all cases of
s,,.r.,h.u,n G ~ IN.l.itI DEBILITY,
organs, and nvsorafing he entire system. '''o'
= Also. in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY
DYSPEPSIA or TNDiGEiSTfON RHETTN A7 1Ht "
ACUTE and CHRONIC GOUT, EPILEPSY. LINN
PiTATI0N OF THE Heart, APoPLtEXY, NEtt.
RALGlA, PAINS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST
GG nfR4y,ATgRE BE-, OF Dr., THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT,
NERVOUS Am PHySItssTT ESEREEV pF
NERVOUS 6iSE STiS NTb,cb E1n,eint az "A ID
simple oansnsne %j = SSP a95 are tT 9m one
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
Eex~ In Neyvons C,or,nl,irt. 5,,,s ord 5;i ;
the disease for 6y %esRe H. @ eG % increase
WALKING influence Hf e ss b
and jiSe a'sin, a. aPpeH Dy ms beautiful
r sioyEs Te exhausted patient and weakened
yigOr The FTst nacpariTv nd eaSucly ana
NJ So Ctpts.;a.,a aip eAGeilence OF
,,ur,., :; ". ChristS's GalyRrtc CuratiVes
N the ae thai hey arrest and cure disease by OUTWARD
Gsing The ateg dill exhausted Natures hopoy under
he clrcn1t;o az ~ XXX Hte 1"g ~ system, tQHatlt
[ ~ .Oh UI H'e ot0Ca, promote ne SecTeti0nS, and
iSce t TO- ~ SgntsSI TyTg nide GHg G,re%mSaneeS
vsaG uuupcuvh hlS me United states, only three
Sass sI ufg man o10OO peon including all ages,
aides who are peculiarly subject Nervous Complains,
h IN ,ieiy ana fermanehtV cured
Hhen al honeoi relief had been given up and every thing
Toillnsrate lie of the G.7LY.4NTC BELT suppose
~ sase q person afflicted with that bape of civilization,
an 1 E cases mnants ae taken which by their action
relief but which eayes he patien in oIyer pGrGR
o ISGSi s aS Tie sG5G hgs excited mas ceased
the GALVANiC BELLE Take Dvs6s l58h 1T action o.
around Se 6o sEP . 81 n ssgS anG g tie The Bell
short period the inenbe nersprlo6 vii act on 1e Gost
%IS VIII SesaSs s and thence GaoE ssS 70
ihrougho the system ''D' 0louia'oh
. ER' Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
sufficient eradicate he Disease o. DegTs " 'e ""PV
CERTTFICATES AMI TESTfN,oN1,e
~ thn ~. - - - = l-h OAN AAI4o
Rrnr, al, ~ -
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Exports


VERA CRUZ-Per bark Mllaudon: 1876 bbo flour and
sundry mdse. ~ '
TARRAGONA--Per big josephine: 500 slaves.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
L.rI1rpE ge95Z, s02N.-I.nsalrrnr 500 W. Tim. g,

:. = Io7''3 T = - " " III IH1' on
Cleared Yesterday.
BARK MulaudOu, Butler, Vera Cruz Puig Mir Eco
Bug Josephine. ROgers TarragOna Via Mabon T. ii DIS
Arrived Yesterday.
9GhL VIM pettis, Thomp N, days from ST Marks 10
SehT Ella schernbeck days from Pensacola to master
i, - STEAMBOATS,.
Gen Hamer, Rove, from Pensacola
Alton, Fulton, from st Louis
lexington, Mg'ler from Louisville
MY fogy, Holm ., from EIcFgburg.
rlora, Labarhe, EOm st Martinsyille.
ltuuna, Eau ett ffOm LOckpo
Fashion, Martin, from the Coast
mOndlana, DimitTy, from the Balize
e
Exports.
VERA CRUE-ler bark Mlaudnn: 1875 bbg flour and
.lnhrl rlla - " --NoI oLt
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B. F. SMITH, Dentists. CT. BoARDMAE
SMITH & BOAhDHAN, office North corner of La.
~ ayette Square and St. Charles street. would call the al
tentlon OF suffering humanity their superior operations
the preservation OF the TEETH The OF preserving peT
maneny Teeth that few practitioners have
as yet attained, calling forth does all the skill Of the
most sclentlc operators; and feel duty advise
those VINO wh prompt and Tain preservation of those
valuable auxlaes to health TO take the earliest opportunity
n having them cared for In the nse lion of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH especially full sets we take especial pride and care
In SO constructing them to defy the scrutiny and
guaranty IN all instances complete satisfaction In diseases
the Gums and Teeth IN general all find cheerful and
candid advice, gratis. Numerous persons who have tested
their practice in all its branches both the city and country
Tor the last seven yea, will cheeEluy bear witness in e
favor. iyl3 ta1 Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

.MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLRANs, August "a. 1880
NOIiCE IS hereby given that IN virtue of the above rso
ut9n, passed by the Council oil Municipality No Two
VII sell to the lowest bidders my Office on MOS DAY
We 9 DAY Of September next at IL O'Clock NJ the contract
LOT maEnS ~ We necessary repairs to the STEAMBOAT
specifications on file in the Sq,yeyor Office Also the con
tract Tor furnishing 900 Yellow Heart PINE STAGING
FLANK Of the best quality Also, the contract fOr The
erection OF Two Self acting FLOOD GATES, in connec.
ton with the Draining Machine agreeaby 10 lie nsr ma
specifications N the Surveyors Office ~ ~
audi A. d. CROSSMAN May,r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-03

~. n The Regular It. Louis Packet AT
lz4ttHSS5=3S LANIlC.-For st. Louis, Cairo, Memphis
Rs1F=ssz.E aud all intermediate andings-The new and
splendid last running Passenger steamer TLANTlC Capt
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~ HeDAf The 9th September, at O'Clock p. N. For
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apply on board, al the foot of Cravier street or IN
= MAGAuLAY n BRO. IS Poydras street
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