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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
NEW pTTMp ESTARIISHMENT.

rJNHE subscriber having opened Shop at No. 10 Ex-
change 1T, for the manufacture and sale OF PUMPS
keeps constantly on hand WOOD COPPER and IRON PUMPS
of every description Also LEAD and GUTTA PERCHA
PIPE of all sizes. lJReparng done at short notice ON
reasonable terms.
Having had twelve years experience in the business, he
aers himself he give perfect satisfaction to such as
will give him call. u Don't forget the place. NO 10 FIX
CHANGE STREET. JAMES T. hSl ,
Worcester, Nov 9, 1850. eodtl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
Hundreds

OF new cur and useful articles have been received
" during the last week. and ready for exhibition
Or sale, at the House Furnishing Store WALDO BLOCK
! Nov o. eOd3tW3t WHEATON & HICKCOX.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
WORCESTER THREAD STORE,

WORCESTER THREAD STORE,
214 Main street, ........ Butman Row,
WHERE may be found full assortment of every kind
w of Ladies', Gents, Misses and Chldren's HOSIERY
and GLOVES Wooden and WOrsted YARNS; CRUEL !;
Tapestry Worsted &c; OPERA HOODS; Misses Sack
etts; Chdren's Goats, Hoods, Tppets and Scarfs
Ladies' and Gents Silk Wool Merino, and Cot. VESTS.
Gents DRAWERS of every description.
Salisbury and Plain Fa els of every color and quality
Laces, Edgings, Wells, Collqrs Capes, &C.
Buttons, Brads, Ribbons Betnss, &c.
Thread, Needless Pins Tapes and every article necessary
to a Thread Store.
lgONE PRICE ONLY, and that the LOWEST asked
taken. PA MAIN STREET,
nearly opposite CIRCUITS Book Store.
Nov. ] /, 1850 dw6w JOSEPH A. ROWLAND.
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STAINED AND CUT GLASS,

JIM COOK, "a Atkinson St., Boston,
MANUFACTURES STAINED. CUT, and ORNA-
lNk MENTED GLASS of various coors and in great
variety of patterns drawn expressly for Side Lights Church,
Steamboat, Ship, and other Ornamental Windows.
LEADEN and METAL SASiiES made to order
GROUND and ENAMELLED GLASS by Wholesale or
Retail Also, the
Ohio Fire and Waterproof Paint.
Boston, Oct 26, 1850. d3taw6m
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LOST

ON Saturday Evening, Main Street. or taken from
~ carriage in front of the City Hail. Package containing
quantity of valuable MANUSCRIPTS together with several
books and correspondence. liberal reward will be
given for the recovery of this package by leaving this
Office, addressing line to the subscriber through the
Post Office. VIM f. POOLE.
oct diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
Cologne Water

OFF superior quality constantly hand and for sale in
bottles of ali sizes Also, by the pint gall in arg
er quantities. l.. 4. LAZELL Apothecary,
detail dw4ws CA POI Main st.
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JOSEPH H. GOULD, CITY Porter,

JOJAIA II ~ NOUA4Og OIIy VA VIZ
nR Carrier OF Baggage Bundles and Light Parcels gen
" orally will be at the DePots on arrival OF Ilas and
constant readiness accommodate Travellers and Cit
liens Boston W oIcester, and Norwich Depos
O. Dat Straw for filling Beds, constantly on hand Hard
Wood Shayngs of the best kind, for kindlmg wood resor
Soft Wood Shavings if preferred
Also CHARCOAL by the barrel delivered at any part of
the city. d6taw Nov ID
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
FOUND,
Uxbridge Academy.
SPONGES.

A GREAT variety of fine and coarse Sponges OF extra
n quality, Just received and for sale by
l.. I. LAZELL Apothecary,
N14dw3wis c46 POI Main St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

OFF IS horse power good running order has been U.S.
| lint short time 1t will be sold at bargain lnqbi
this Office. gu 800
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-11

Aristotle said that man had the largest brain Of
all animals, in proportion to the size Of his body
but modern anatomsts say that canary birds fai
exceed us in proportional weight Of brain.
Prince Albert has no surname. He is descended
from an ancient line of kings, whose surname Is
unknown. There are a great many black fellows
in this country in the same case.
More than sixty expeditions have been despatch
ed from England 10 explore the Arctlc regions TX.
from the time of John Cabot and sons, IN l49" 10
that of Sir John franklin, in 1870
The Queen of England has been visiting her
descending manners. She lately went into the
cnttsge of an old woman who was smoking q pipe I;
she brought the Queen stool and began to enter.
tain her royal visitor. On another occasion the
Oueen went to another farmhouse, spoke very
freely to the "gude wife and children, and
finally took i" drop out of the bottle" to the coed
health of the farmer and his family.
The new pavement on the BOuleyards has been
found to answer admirably. 1t is free from mud in
rainy weather, and from dust in dry weather. II
consists of a mass Of small stones, which are be.
smeared with cold bitumeH and oil
The Baloch Suspension Bridge across the river
Severn, near the entrance TO Lochlomond, gave
way lately, while flock of sheep were beginning
TO pass over 1t.
Irish emigration is still flowing into the United
States. The Liverpool and New York packets are
daily thronged with the Irish peasantry From The
LIST of January TO the LIST of October, 1880 one hun
drsd and forty thousand Irish ofnearly all ages and
conditions, have left Great Britain.
Accounts from the wine growing districts of the
s0nth OF France, represent the prospect Ofthe har-
vest as being very doubtful. The produce will be
under average, both in quantity and quality.
A medical man at Preston has invented fire with.
out smoke His plan is called atmopyre," or So
lid gas fire.
About G70000 have been paid by the govern,
ment of Spain for the American mail steamships
Hibernia and Caledonia. These vessels have been
surveyed to determine their value.
They have had another ridiculous balloon ascent
at Paris M, Potevin's great balloon rose in the
air, having, besides the eronaut, three young wo.
men suspended from the car. They had wings at
fixed to their shoulders and appeared as if flying
in the air.
Punch says that the way to rise in France, is
10 take your stand early in life on an inksiand
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.
DAGUHRREoTYPn. TALnOrYPN HYAan.

DAGJhRRE0RYPB, TAIBDEkPE HYAs,Ds
TYPE GALLERY.
EEAGUIRE & HARRINGTON, having purchased from
I'VE The assgnees Of W. Talbot the patent right Tor the
use Of his Iaib0type process, the States Of Louisiana
Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Texas, beg leave call the
attention of the public their gallery Of sueCmpps In this
new department of Photography.
The Talboype taken upon paper, ivory, glass metal
and variety Of other sUGanGa8 the possessing the
decided advantages Of essy trenamsbty by mail caa be
enclosed m letter. made 20 adoIu the Of look or
preserved IN portfolio
The Taboype emBeHt!y sllosphle of coorine 30 thai
the picture be finished aA degree desired by the sitter
every variety Of texture and color Of the drapery sud com
peNon, color oil the and hair, be faithfully den
eated.
The TaOQype Representa- he Sitter without any reverse
the right cheek.
The Iqbotype can be- duplicated to any extent without
the additional trouble Of another sitting. After the first
impression Is taken, copies be furnished any future
umenpon simple application by letter or otherwise.
N. BIN " IL. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution OF this superior art ready dispose Of rights
Tor the States specified, with thOrOug in TuCtOns.
DAGUERREOfYPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any other establishment n the world They
guaranty perfect likeness Of child C six months in one
aeeonh ornn charge. Lmhl ~ No. CAMP Street.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
THE SWEDISH soNGsTREss AND HER
CHARITIES

CHARITIES.
ny MRS. L. II. sIGoURNEg.
BIest must their vocation be
Who with tones of melody,
Charm the discord and the strife
And the railroad rush of life,
And with Orphean magic move
Souls inert TO life and love.
But there's one who doth inherit
Angel-gifts and angel-spiriv-
Bidding tides OF gladness flow
Through the realms of want and woe,
Mid lone age and misery lot
Kindling pleasures long forgot,
Seeking minds oppressed with night,
And on darkness shedding light:
She, the seraph's speech doth know,
She hath done their deeds below,
So, when DER this misty strand
She shall clasp their waiting hand,
They will fold her to their breast,
More sister, than a guest.
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Fstein the fst municipality (sslignEtsI The isou1r
,sels Y mi Aos ceaasnes a. tha aaige'd an up
In the Seoend 2, the Nee above the StsHnub
Ing, Ne being Fl8bsa Landing The Third imsl bs ia
rsnnence AZ hF haTpaC and levin. Ne being Fsrv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-11
STEAMBOATS,.

, For Mobile -D;9!LH VSESEIRs
- Il & s sS;s5 Salti 10y h b1s4s's "A
packet steamers 0RGON Capt i r. a. b Hi9Tn, and
q DAH Ga a % T E gSSo RaSnE
ions Cabins al in Rsr9ag f III YSo' 0e
va de Lsk9 9 OF Is 0G0SA sat, 'SG Gd6G S
II + For ''ss T. tGFD5EsD Asoa S Il aHR Place
,gs55 n, Winter Arrrngemept--The, ste amer
- Covngon and all theiniermedato landings III.
y, Leaves New 9 5,or., Leaves Coyington:
sa a9d2y i So NJ FTdaS 0 Sf0Sk 4 NJ
For further particg,Iars inquire on board, or to
NIL II II and 10 st, Louis street.
-ffsg. a Red River Packet nUCh RiyBR-For
A ,a IdiI Grand Ec9Ts and ShEeyepOrt
es6 and NH sS;e d. Gbk mi i soy reS s
instant at O'Clock P NJ For freight passage, apply
on board loot OF CusiomhoHse siEe9I or to p,.
r S.-The steamer Duck River will run In connection
with the light drapght steamer Jim Giner and will meet her
fF@ N Regular Packet LATONA-For Green
.fl$s5i5l vile, Lake Providence and bqTS1lhe
fRam9s iTt MaseT viii leave for lie above and ali inter
mediate landings on Tt ESDAY, The II INST clock
tSh Or T. ag s Fl Poy 9G ct
n. B.-Fhe steamer Latona, having made arrangements
the Yazoo river with the privilege of reshippns at Vek
9ft q FOR o. MeT,ph'sm S., he 5 " edmesday
-=zasFlEI steamer AMERICA, jesse Johnson, master
Will leave Memphis Helena, Halespnnt, MOul OF White
River Napoleon Princeton, Lake Providence Nickbnrg
and all the Bends, leaving on WEDNESDAY, the 18Th
inst Ock NJ. For freight passage having EU.
peIior accommodations, apply tn
| PICKETT, PERKINS 81 60 Agents,
81 NlHEazi
n. B.A clerk now the Leyee receiving fiesh foot
| Of Canal street. Ill
81 ~ Regular Monday Nicksburg Neokly
| 49, n PaCket MON ttSONfEIiE-FOr Princeton,
ri qsfzsas Lake Providence, M.ikens Bend, Veks
| Ne mi Inf rhny
The splendid and swift running passenger steamer MONT
GOMERY, Capt j. H. Esis will posLise leave for the
above and all Intermediate landings, MONDAY the llth
inst at O'Clock P For freight passage apply
NJ T. b. SMITH, II Poydr5s st.
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5. SkugmGn.... 6.rs2
SarugnsSl ...s.. 9,m
q legutpb...,..2i,u.l
Nir-iuian .an. 5ml
WIN. & Elizabeth Guns
W2rreu........,Pu'l
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roe CALTFOR MA.
u. s. Mail Steamship Company.
-. FOE ENlLERRNIA Win i,H AEREE

u s. MAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~Esss=s FOH CALIFORNIA, via CHAGREs,
81 fB64e without detention at Panama. The
= saTSn% sI!endd EoG6Ie.ensme steamship IdlO, jas
GHARES with the Government Mails aud passengers for
n 3 NaT1 SSt 'i a,S hTlSIG pSL "o' ,'er %Ila
tnaly on THURSDAY, November i4th TIe i. pM9ii
soaa56 tie Hepd0e, Uoumbus s isR@ o and Aaje
ops ruRnlns semi monthly on the Pacific side from Panama
complete twill be carefully Kept up and passen gers may feel
assured Of meeting with no detention at Panama begonc the
usual stay IN port.
From Nowyo q ntFEs PAosA E oo sso M
SteeraEe berth bed Pqi eparpe table found w co.. a 20
~tGease berth be and seraqte table ound ... $50 20
Passengers for haeres will be transferred at Havana the
seeing that beautiful cry No berhs considered secured
$50 JAMGs R. jENNiSG'S$,, Aseit.
Pacific Iaii steamship Company.
szEisEEt Direct iiGe to ChagrescTRe new and
Ss5Ss ma2niticent dOuble,engne steamship PHILA-
port bECf or CFAGREs on sGSDAY M I5 W.
0f FL H. D .6p at 25soSE pFg s S,, fl
ished, and built express y for this trade, will form Sem
meet VITA the Company ea a om GP snam sna g
T SGgo "a H TfsgSa ,eGu[@s to pfsSensefi
Mail vii be foFwalei BY each gamar 4,N '''p"'" y
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From ew Tleups TO Chagres.
IN S o.
in Stsarage, with Bsr and ss5arais & & 90
r.r.t From Panama to San Francisco. ,-...
In St i1 with Bsrb and Separate MIS- Wy o. o.
E5 4. cksiS for passage and orders Tor freight must be
ARNisTRONG, LAWRAsoN & co.
nj loBMaga9i1e ,jirect.
1T FOR CALIFORNIA, rta SIN hun Nie7ra-
E@ qua superior and very last sailing vessel hav.
ing nneqpaled accommodations. will be Dispatched
s above 50 as sufficient number Of passengers aud
the cheapest and vel opened are invited 10 register er
nles al re otace Of ie pndersgned where Information in
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Grrscent i80o& anO SOB 4aa ing QDtaQr

n The prupreors OF the Ally sud Week Crescent respect
fully inform their rsd and the pubvt they recently
mai consueaue additions their Jot stab shmuu and have
placed under the charge Of Mir LEAFS GRAHAM who hal
been long known in this city gentlemen Of high capabilities
the art The material Of the Office being complete nearly
all new, they prepared to execute all kinds Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
with the leas possible delay and without disappointment
who may favor them with patronage. Particular attention will b
given to the printing OF LAWYERS BRIEFS
BILLS OF LADING, INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, NOTARIAL CLERKS LANRs
BOOK HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND H4EDBILL5,
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC.
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BOARDING.


BOARDING HOUSE,
No. I ~ tFRHPTFR STREET., bsilofsE S. C2tarlss
and Cdr0Hdek6t, one door from corner If Cdr0adsGt
MFRS. WILSON respectfully informs harEssss
ANA tnen57 and the public that she continues in the ga
above eligible location occupied by her during the.sGs
last two yeas, and Is prepared accommodate her ends,
and those VINO may favor her with their patronage. From
Der long eyPeePGe, and the very desirable and convenient
location Of her House, she feels confident of being able
give entire satisfaction all who may favor her with the
rluonage. Her IERhs viii continue to be very anp
E1hTE. di0 lyd&W
{NoNI KISS WATE8,-.A supply, fresh from the
y SITInl-r his day IeGeiy ed, for sale by
o30 p, l.. MASSEY, corner Camp and GTaver ss
J0DACCG- boNee af and Qua,ter do. and SO cases.
o8l i. J. HART 4 co. 70 Tchouniioulas street,
SPlCES-5O boxes Peunar, PImento az Race Ginger
- CSsga, Sutnegs Cloves Mace ETC. Just received and
o25 WALTON, SANFORD 4 co, . New Leyee
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f7Fl 7I r. 'gsTl7Fsgg 49,
1 y I



THRO UGH IN DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Einety.throe Miles.
EWEM SRIE sa TR EMQ1BaILE-Ry he Daily Line
tRSaAa 6s 5SaT RsPno and Sis h Ky CA
Gbelon leaving NewOteans at "a ?, M. and arriving at
Mobile Mobile p2YS morning at O'Clock. ~ Fare s. Time
MepILE 70 MoNTaoHERy-By the Daily Line of supe.
., y0 e. At A. * had day n E 4 RS
RY CLIFTON, Cont Adams LQYNDES, JR., Capt
Johnson; SELMA Cant Bqrali DAN PRATT, Capt
~ to ~ hours BY Iha Daily Mail Line Coach-Faro 80
MONTGOMERY TO CEEARLEsTOy,
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
Mons5asy Ii a. H. ARnEs; NJ PIsTANoE r
5t a 49,. ID p M M G 5a5,; ;, r. M 2 s E
Aqs",,a. 4; :. m Charlg5ton nm, asurgsd..l86 :.
|nc1dng soppsres-Staglng REDUCED 80 miles.
,, Imee i5aly S;2ge Lines between Opeka and Griffin
uhnbese Extra Coaches always In readiness to c9rTy
en1on any number Of through passengers without de
2 Sss Can on the Railroad are Of tho most approved
''f 80 w. aH A. oertis, for night travel
SIES9SnEe uotsI Montgomery Hail. or Madison House
AGENT B s procuring Thgh Tickets of the
:" IL Il Al CE NTRAL MAIL LINE.
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
Meng5@sy Jaws: M Rn R5sTTaSeE + mile,
aseSa " g r S SSsy@,I,'' m .roai.. 10 .
Savannah 90. p. Charleston. a. m E.sg~sr ia -
tare-Moutgomery to Charleston, s23 50-to Savannah
~ o. lime through ~ hours Including two nights rest
EsF- The Steam Packets composing the Charetc1 and
BROOK aud GEN. CLINCH, vel known Tor iaeiys9ite
neEtness and sumptuOus fare.
~ n o charge for meals or berths.
The Gars on ne Central, Macon and Western Railroads
are Of The finest description.
Two DAILY Lines OF -Four Horse Post Coaches, from Ope.
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For sale at who esae on the most liberal terms.
osiu ]. BREWSTER, n Common st.
| G. WEBER, Boot anil Shoe Dce5er,
al: $ ~ s,ss S S5S1 ss;s 3 SIS
b q T n d Naass- : II O r S y q r Z,
heegs constantly on hand every thing in ms mCjny.uiuE
great variety of Ladies ami GPH0nmeu's Roots and Shes
and will sal, st the lowest Cash Prices. share of bile
patronage is respectfully solicited. Gp7 1y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-11

II EECHUPs-
IN 50 boxes UnderwoOd's ToEato Ketchup.
~ do do Walnut do;
in storo a ~ 20 ~, .a, do Mushroom do;
o,,,r r. nj. McALPIN, Canal street Row.
uAt and 'On1tnOu sfraat
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TRAVELLING, RAILROADS
TO TINE rRAgELLNG pUsALc.

Il AeEA ILIIN ", 1SLAllhNNJAIDEo.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
YILLACY s, CO.'S Passage and Eor-
Pisa yVErding Office, rz -
go 70 No. New Leyee 1e, sy,,,@ Canal and
T!oks e choFIs Traaaisao, y Al T6e t5115
aa fs s"5 ods o' R. %ss s Po
SRw ORLEANS GNlIC?IAlNT O. REMrEpANCE
~. 90 So g
ENHE undersigned at his old established office, continue to
aoGoRmodat9 persons DESTROYS 9t RENTING money their
Drafts, payable in post town in the above named king
a ms ana IN 81 . 60 SIT lie also az usual continues hay
ships and reasonable tern5 Parties living at distance, by
r }@Sv attended TO- S'O''D1' JOHN TBs6IE De
aL0 I'm 3 Bank Place
N. ORLEANS and CARROLLTON RAILROAD.
555 81
iEg If he LoaisiGna aid ES6SeoS 4Ssnas Bransi
R9aas Gga Reaac,gg IN the Fare TO take place Le
single tckai any distance from, or above Louis.
children over and under il years " 70 10
To or from Louisiana Avenue (ohdren half prceJ 10
o. tickets Tor above Louisiana Avenue, or from Carroll
50 cEes to or flom Louisiana KvcnTe o.
Personal monthly osts, iron tt first to The last Of
~, e9eh month oGly) any distance ..;.......... 90
| Horse Car, u 4. NJ. 81 and liz P NJ.
b Si tbII IMF oaJ M then eyery hour Until from
vembeF' and at other F times Until l;lP. N.
| Horse Ger, S A. NJ; and 10 P. N.
sfh Moadsy III hsp a 6S .so0 13
''mO'f' and at o EaF 5RRYSs EgFPTi5 81 LINE,
Fare, any distance, (chldon above, half price, 90 10
Personal monthly tickets i,om ic first @ the ls Of sae j.
TiE cars DEPART As roLLows: ~
EEoln alayee, IN summer and ~ A. n,
| A.
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SHIPPING,
$. Mail sTKANTsHIP LINE.

Gs - MAIL SAHAhShlE Lime
II he Ships United Mail Steamship COMPANY will
hereafter sail the following days each month:
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA
OuWaGd Leaves Newly ,llh Arrives at Havana 18th
llaNane '''''leth' Chagrcs I'D.
'ivuie"e.u'' SlA8,ECas .'',attn Havana LIST,
Havana .....2d.
STEAMSHIP OHIO.
Outward Leaves NewYOr 18th. Arrives at Havana
r, Havana, ....'5d New Orle4us6tu
HuAleWnTd,, NGwOrlpaus. 18th.
Havana 18th. EewYork .22d.
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Outward. Leaves New Orleans. 25h ATIves Havana
. Havana Sd. Chugres sh.
HomeWard.. CEagTgs .....l3h. Havana 18th.
Havana ..... 18th. New Orleans Esd,
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gne) A, d. CROSSMAN. Marie.
Ople conform, Ii. BIER. Commits


| EONFO Q la susdite resolution,
- avis par lie dome que dams non moin5 re dis
lour par'ir de cette date e ConeiI De Ia Mun1e No.
legN agra Requirement aux ameuaiOn SPECIFICS dHr5 Ia
eusG9 resO uton, SAVIOR: chemu pan.hes de Huit
peds de largeur sur e Cue sud de la u Canal de
la rue aborge jusqu an bout du canal dams Canal
deytnt euc fair coujontemeq par la Ire % MunCpo ties
! rs A. u, EROSSMAN Tfai-a
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NOTICE "a hereby gwen IN virtue OF rl urn that
~ wall sell the lowest bidder, office, MONDAY the
Nth day OF November ir Y O'Clock contract for fur hr
ak hundred yards CT Iguarc flock stone, the compile ion
"a ibc square block paving GA Tchouptrulas street
no A, D. CROEsMAN Mayor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-11
INKS INK!I INxI!v
AzsCF9'tSORs'S GOgasa9a55sssa Es,k,s

and SnE boxes Goosebery Pie Fruit, in store
o,Av R. Nj. MoALPIN, Canal street Row,
= and ~ straat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-11

nE6SUII TEON-The COpartnership heretofore exist
" ing under the name Of IlANNIlTF & LANTZNFS
TER, this day dissolved by mutual COmsantehe of the
partners authorized to and receipt
business in the name Of the firm
The business will be conducted, hereafter b.; Samuel r.
Hamnitt al the old stand. No - ST Charles street
SAMUEL. +. uANiMIFP.
JOSEPH +. I4ANTXN ESTER
N B.Fhose indebted to the firm viii please call and
! tie their accounts, O22 limos
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A b6 6 bOGa MiLLs-rRs superior brand of Flour AWAY
oil I'm fern KFNNFT7 8 W.,
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REGULAR PACKETS.


, IT, = Daily PaCketACrOss La 4 ei'O tchartraia
lFS - NC10 ,RrTaH g6mcHt-,Or Vaudeville, Lewis,
z4ssE burg, MadisGnvie and COyiugOn-The i'm
hs INNING Lake steamer OLIVIA, [built expressly for
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-27
AIrTS N HOWEa

NTHOBESAl K Dealers IN Groceries, Liquors.
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes. Spades, Sh"v-
els, Powder. etc, etc, aTe now TeceIyiug THEN
FHter Stock, and vould Itsl eclh iy icy TO Mer-
chants Having had exPelierCe in Il { lIsiItss OF
the West, almost long tie West las hed bus
mess, they have thore ueh ITcvltdee of West
and its wants, guided by hich kroUltdee they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and i'm
porters, such articles as will suit tie alket, Ind
are prepared TO sell goods avartll Il TENS as
can be obtained in louisville or CiBcI natl.
To CANAL CoErBAcToFs.--W esl ecial view to
Canal works. they have on hand, and will be con
Sanly receiving large lots OF Spades and Shove s,
Blasting together with ali other articles
calculated facilitate the toll nonrsh the body, 70
cheer he spirits ofour sturdy laborers.
To FARMERS AND PRoDUcE DEALERs.-ThPy will
pay the highest market price for country produce
and call particular attention to their very large
stock OF Gunny Bags, " hich they will furnish on
terms that cannot fail to please,
Nov. 9, Ven 2l-tt: