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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
The Crops.

The Wheat crop Of the Eastern Shore OF Mary
land, we regret to believe, says the Batimo'e
AMERICAN, will not furnish the abundant yield
which wafpromised some weeks since. The in-
iury TO the crop, by the fly" and "r1st," has
pr6ved far more extensive and serious than was at
first supposed and the general result is less than
an average yield, including much that is OF ordina
~ quality. Such il the tenor OF the Information
from various points in that section OF the State The
Corn crop now promises well, bat rain is much
wanted.
The Buffalo Commercial says
The accounts from every part OF the country
have been thus far most favorable Of the growing
crops Of wheat, but during the past few days we
have accounts from some portions OF Illinois and
Indian com planning Of the "Weauet and Giants
Big" from whose ravsges they anticipate serious
injury The crop is now so far advanced how
ever, that we do not put much confidence 10 these
reports. Harvest has already commenced in South
ern Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, and will commence
in the Northern portions Of those States and Mich
iesn and Wisconsin this week. All accounts con-
cur in the opinion that the yield will be far above
an average one, and the grain Of the finest quality
ever produced on this continent. With this view
Of plentiful harvest it is most probable that prices
i'll rule low during the next year. Under the pre-
sent reduced quantity Of the old stock prices may
stsrt high, probably higher than can De maintained
during the year, without a foreign demand, OF
which there is little prospect. The last atvices
from Europe were uniavorable 10 American pro-
duce and we do not look for more favorable ones
for some time to come as France, Prussia aud Rus.
STA are furnishing England with her Breadstufs at
cheaper rates than we can at present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW.YORK......JULY 10, 1850
Cleared.

Ships Oregon, (Br) Henon. Quebec, w X Tspscotf;
Forester Car field, San Francisco, MASTER Columbia,
C'nmy, ChHleiIon, T WHde; Les, Stafford, Baltimore
TTEdgenon.
BsIks Texas McNair Savannah Durham Dimop;
W Bridge Collins Mschiss. Perkins 4 Ossno.
Biigs sop ha, Wyman, Malaga Nesmih Sons; Cheda
bucio iBrl Foster, Liverpool Ms, L Aiken; Oronoco
PescOek JacbfoBvilie Thompson 4 Hunter.
schs Iris (BT) Coyell ST Johns, NIB Nsvius 4 Son;
Msnua and jayne, Baltimore. Van BruDt Sleght Ca
theiibe Tbon as Thomas New Hgven; John Wesley 80
Mckinney. Nassau Mp; Julia Nancy. Ii tie nm Ne =.
berp NC, Mi,chell Expedite, Racket, Philadelphia
Hspo.
sIesmer IronslGes, Green, Philadelphia
Barge Planet Wright Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
SECOND BOARD.
THURSDAY, July IA

hhOhsofi Nm.
The Stock market to-dsy was not active. bat
generally firm. The demand for Erie Bonds was
large, and over 100000 Income Bonds we're sold
tsllS9 % The second Mortgage went to lOl]
AT the Second Board the market was very firm
for all descriptions. There was better ioo,irv
Tor Governments at full quotations..
Freigbts are quiet About 1000 bbls Flour were
engaged to Liverpool at 81, and some Cotton At "a
sterling Y bale. There is no Corn Offering. To
Havre, Cotton is going at &C. There are con.;ds,
able quantities OF goods offering for California.
In Exchanges there is no movement.
There is no change in the Money market Ak
ceptipg disposition to take short instead Of long
paper
From statement furnished by the Secretary If
the Pennsylvsn Canal Board, il appears tina. sbs
receipts Of tolls by the Collectors on the Canal.
and Railroads Of the State from the 10th NV I..t
70 The seth June. 1850. inclusive sse......ss ga &
Du Ing the same time lssg yesr.......... 79} S7e a.
Increase. s926IS M
More than s35 900 of this increase, it appears /.
on the Delaware Division, produced in part BY
repeal OF the drawback, and 10 part by the IN
crease of business There is also large increase
at Beach Haven, on the North Branch.
The amount received ct the Sob Treasury was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
III n led.

On Thursday. July 10. by Rev Dr. Ferris, JOHN PRY.
ER to ELlZAM daughter OF VIM Chardsyoyne, Esq all
Of this City.
On Tue.dsv July l6 at the Rev DR.. HutiDns Church. by
the Pastor JOHN HUSTON to MARY o. HERRING, all
OF this City.
Or The I7lh inst BY Rev Z L Msgoou, Mr.. JAMES II.
WHEELER 10 Miss CATHERINE A. daughter OF l..
BREED, ESQ.
On Tbunday, July IS, at Brooklyn, Mr. LYMAN VII.
LI.hs Of New York to Mas ADEL A. daughter Of Mr..
Wilism auckland, Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
Markets......ALBASY, Julyls.

The receipts within the last "a hours have been
a. follows: Flour, GOO bbls; Wheat, Corn. 1900
bp,h THE FLOUR msrke 10 steady bat hte activity pre-
walls There 10 fair milling demand for prime WHEAT,
and sales Of 400 bushels OF Gsnese- have been effected 81
| a. CoRs 10 firm with q good demand; the sales
hush 6l!d62c for mixed Western 1000 b1sh OF
Oars have been sold at 46Gi6. Ohio WHISKY is nominal
a254
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
Foreign Ports.

AtPensmbuco June l6 an American steamer, and harm
Al Pori spain Trinidsi july bark Farnoant fn Bar.
bsdoes disg cargo, and ta Hyperion, fsom NYosk jas;
At Bueno. Ayres ksy 49, bArks James indrews French
for NYork In days. Wey bos'ei Carer I'm Boston. arr
10Th May; Mary smith. Smith. TO Boston arr lstA Nay;
WeSSe' FOR NYorA IL d.; brig Pslos Hatch Tor Bos-
AT at Mifsmieh Ns, % Inst Sls Marie Brennan. Fro
ward, NYOTk.
ArG At Dsheue Nc :9h alt ship Circas.AD RObinson,
EYoEk; sch Father Ma,heE, q ndrot do
AR at Bathurst 29.h uii, brig Hadepool Coaoih New.
York
AR al Pictou Sd i1Si bdg wibersoree Britain, NYork;
Ts.,porL land cid 9h lr Pemb.oseG aOeI waln Barns,
Boston; 10Th brig Auoigeits Upton, Cherry field Old oh,
a. 81 Jo6n. NJ ist Inst Eyeiina for NYork Idg
Cid At ChsoIeoTn, PEI, 4ih ns', sch Ciydesdsle Nc
Sailed from Richmond Bay PEI solh ult sch Don, Mere.
Arr at fshfsx llh mat brig D g. Boudroi aYors. CID
llth, big NkeToy, Re1ded, Aiexsndria sch dalloweI
Arr at do i2ih Inst steamer Niagara, Ryhe from Boston
20 hou land sid same day for LlvorpooG sch Eliza from
Al Ponce, PR July 5 bsrss John Colby Hatch for Now
York In 5 ds,s Forbes. Frsncs Tor NHsvsn de- hrgs
Leorcs Bradbury from So Thoms. for NYok sA f,hs
Es,i.ls Ee'9r or NYOL., to sail IN .es. ysndss..
FOR Baltimore 10 De- Atlantic, Smith, from Newbury.
porl for HYork. IN 5 dsys
Al ST Johns, Pr, June B. bark Wavs Leavltl Nrork,
dg; bhes Edward TiletL fun Pbilsde PM arr eth schs
Emily Hlyer, Frales for Baltimore, dgi Kokono, Sparks.
for NYoTk, to sail In 6 DAYS
Al 81 Martins july ship Hanover from NYosk lusi ar;
sch Cleaner, for Boston, next dsy.
Al BsIbsdoes q Of ulI bhgs Bo.on Terry, IN Baltimore
disg for 81 Thomas days MAJ hJwsr, B1nnen fm New
Yors, dis Cleaner, Savage, from Norfolk do. Cid 3st
brig y. George Hyler, tm Phhsd-pnsl Tor Pbtadophs;
bars Frsnkn pit Coos. which cid from Philadelphia tho
day be fore the brig 81 George has made hes appssr-
snce tee. Much anxiety In relation 20 her safety mani
tested.
Al Bermuda 9Th mat brig Falcon tBr Pitt for Nr~t,
days
Arr at Quebec 18Th all, ship Lean shagow, gssteu
New York sih ultl Cleared snip Cgrsck snow Liver.
pool.
Arr AT 81 John, NIB, I2h inst bsrk Peter Schosdsr Han
NYOrk IL; 18th, brig Amanda, Lisbard do l4 schs
somerye g. Dodge. EHsysn lih Hero, Eai0s, Bath Cid
ll'h brig N.yiu', Bodds, Alexaudha l2h ship Medo
~, Amts, Hull
Anat do 12Ih inst ship Reward, Frost. NYort; 18th,
brig Lively, hodartv. Boston, IAN, ssb Salaoe Whitdsr,
Porilhnd 18th, brig Charles Ro hefoe Boston Cid 18th.
ship Ma mora, Duncan, Warren Pong AIbsrt Elder
NYofki Alabama, Wall Session. Rising Sun, Bisssi Bath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
ID I & ID

On Ttursdsy. July 10, OF consumption, ELIJAH HUs-
TACE, sPtd 81 years.
Hs relatives and friends invited attend his funeral
fiom Q "A South 81 this afternoon al O'Clock
AT Fast Hsddsm. Conn July 4, LOUISA ROBBINS
sRed 26 wife Of VIM II Goodspeed.
On Tuesday, July H. Mrs BEEKMAN, Dep Clerk
q The Bosrd Of Aldermes. aged 30 yssrs
His I ersl will This cay, At o'clock, from his
late residence, No Sc Wst st. His relatives and friends
are iDvilfd to attend without further nO!ics
Al Oyrer BBy. l. Thursday morning, July IL OF ma
Tk.nns IRENE LOUISA ANGEL 10 moo lbs Old, dsDgh.
Ter OF Stephen and Jnhms c. ADgell Of ths city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19


GRAIN-Wbeai 10 Without mportast sales nut the mar
kei 10 firm Tbsre little of-riog There has yet
been second arrival Of Com Il without maferial
charge but rather heavy The Eas-rn sud 10 good bul
tke-~ slipping irquy The sales lhOo 51shes
st6zi deSe for mixed and w -stern yellow There IL 40
qno,stis other c-ser'pons Rvsi. sac IN sro with
Iales $40 bushels oas remain csc for Northern the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
Dfsusrerr. Ar.

BRIe BALTIMORE Ssadl-y. Rio de Jsnsirn, May .,
from New b-eio had heavy gale 10 he Gulf fIfezn %
the pssssse cut IN which she pieked bbOom aud
iou-Raebs m-sss s1d spfurg leak under The oo~spft
Noud te READY for ses n a few Gays
Sen kYArLE.-Tte Br sch Myrtle tbebre reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
Total Receipts

Of Produce per Hudson Rirer Boats, yesterday.
4 ga bhs Flour 10 Pork, 100 doBeef 10 do Whss "
Ashes IS do eaehed Ashes q boxes Cheese 3 pkgs
Butter, 50 bales Wool IS as bush Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
XNhaierN.

Sailed from Holmes Hole July 10 ship Posahonias d.
a. for Pacific Ocean
Sailed from New. London July TO- ship John Elizabeth,
Ckappell, on whaling Yoysge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
By Telegraph.

NORFOLK, July l6-An las, evening, brig fremont, o.
Charleston, wiki oak timber, bound to KiIery, puI
10 leaking badly; schs DeNorte, WEmeg,on, NC; Dea-
ware Boston. In Hampton RosdS btg Helen, Richmond
hound TO no JGneiTO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

Markets. .NoRFoLE, VA, July Is
New WHEAT sold yesterday 10 our market at
10 ybere 1. but little coming in yet Businefs gene
rally 10 very dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
To Mariners.

OFrIcE OF Cow OF PRIvY COUNCIL pos Talpl)
WHITEHALL. 2ta June ieSo
eIR: am directed by the Lords % the commiuee Of
Pryy Council for Trade 10 transmit % for the nfor-
nation OF the Committee FOR Managing the Affairs Of Lloyds
ar In order that may obtain publ city the accompanying
printed copy ofs notice issued b. the Minister Of tho DAN
th Navy the 2d May sst stsng ,hsi the old Revolving
Light on Kyhon In ION i0c a. So" lat $50 So 81 has beeu
sur erseded The l7th May by fixed Light with Side
rial Lamp placed the elevation. and csose 10 tho
Northern sde ofhe which hat stood the previous
Light tsgned) OESIs LIZ AAksHAhr.
Capt @ A HALsrLb. RN. Secretary Lloyd'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
California Vessel. spoken. s,..

Arrt -, Assn. Ion q " ha't Bohemia Los.,s s,,-,
fhisoelphis March i6l for Csiiorpi.. "'n
a June ssis 8. loo 81 W, iea H1ri,on, Kusy, rom
June ~ lat 10 40 4. Ion 81 - w bars kln.la. <.
hom Boston lAprn 25) for Ca lf,ruia ~ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

Total. .s71Ol2 ~ Total. sj9,111 ~
Increase, equal 10 y et.........$7,23i e.
A large amount of the capital stock and bonds
of this Company are held by New York capitalists,
and the above result must be highly gratifying.
The Chief Engineer of the Pacific Railroad has
returned to St Louis from his reconnaissance of the
route from st. Louis 70 the western borders Of the
State. he found the ground as favorable, in the
general he anticipated, aud thinks the road can
be constructed at a very reasonable cost.
The trade of Pittsburgh, as far as facilities for
CONN unication with tbe sea-bosrd are increased,
is rapidly improving. The Gazette gives the fol-
lowing list Of imports by river, aud exports by ca
nal, Of some Of the principal articles during the
month OF June:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

nnofe On smihb point Nsnmcissl h,s kiie.i IN. -.,
go except n barrels, hss beer tayed Tee x-.sl ..s
portion Of Der cargo 10 ios1i - 1 w.Ta A, -
been sent from hi city 10 loos # or The properly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

ain lieu OF the fjImer Revolving Light on Kyholm
Fixed Lsrtern Light with siderd LNmps has aus
pended during the present month tnsyl iron poe due
North OF The spot where he u "a Steepls stool.
"The New Light exhibrsd for the frat tine on tho
l7h May Tia 81 the same elrvA icn thu former viz s.
feet above the sea aud ghis the horizon al around dis
lance Of z to q miles
"Ths Lights exhibited &, he same periods an Aishsrto
hroug toui The year.
"Ths Ministry of k1yias. Ae go My lssa
(SignedD "ZAHRrHAsss
"SUEksoHS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
PaasenRers Arrived.


In paekstIhp Henyy CLiy, Jroa LSsypeh.F Loman,
Mrs l. Fletcher, Thos TowIseus. GsOTge Strong Mrs
scteI ok. Miss Z schenek. Master q sehenek.
IN ,hip Sarah from GasgeD-M Leene, d Noryal and
LADY Mis- Jane Norval. and US strerage-
IN snip Sfdie,man, from Hdus-J Williamson, II Stabb
ard 26Z steeTBge
IN ba,k Mara from ChlyI s0a-hr BaScOck, lady chill
dIen spe Nurse, Mia Taylor Mics L. PhOrook, l.
Hipet 'ey. Mum
In brig Hayn from Port p iaee-H w Pierson, Hen
r. Baker DuTeL Mr Wooley
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19


meEdation the late Report fthe Norwich and Wor-
cester Railroad Company. The aurora of the
18th inst says: "The condition of this road was
never so good it is at the present time and the
simple facts as presented in the Report OF the Dt
rectors Of last year. just published, are the highest
compliment that could be paid to the present Off
GERS Of the Company" This is just We know
Of no Company whose affairs have been more CON-
pletely improved during the past two years than
this. 1t is now managed with great economy, and
may be regarded henceforth as regular dividend
paying stock.
The abundant wheat crop in Indiana this season
has given quite an impulse in that State to ali
branches of business, particularly in the oonstruc
ton # Railroads. Merchants from that State are
already making their appearance in this uark ct
for their r all supplies. They express great salts
faction at the state OF things at home. The La
Fayette and Indianapolis Railroad is about to put
the entire line between those points under contract
for gradir and bridging. The Rushve and Shell.
byyile Road will be completed in few days.
The KING hhtown Road by the middle Of August.
The Indianapolis and Belefontaine Road up to
Andersontown, "a miles, in few weeks The
Indiana polls and Peru Road up to Noblesville by
the lat Of October. This state Of things is being
benefcially felt in the receipts Of the Madison and
Indianapolis Road. The receipts on this Road for
the frat two weeks Of this month exceed by 80 v
cent the receipts for the corresponding period Of last
year.
The New-Jersey Railroad Company have de-
clared semisnnual dividend of v ct. The Pat
euon Railroad Co 3 Ct
The Money market continues easy and the de-
mand is limited. The best paper goes at 6S6I p
ct. Railroad securities Of good character, v Ct
AT Baltimore Money is in great abundance, and
large amounts would be loaned at p ct. but is
difficult to find borrowers.
At Buffalo the market is also easy and loans
are made without difficulty.
The increase in the traffic OF the Hartford and
New. Haven Road is another instance OF the gen
era improvement in the business OF Railroads this
year. The receipts In May and June were
1919 ....'.......s''s-.s'''..Siel3
1910 e<sl6
Increase, equal to 10 Y c.................sl@
The passenger receipts during this period show
an increase Of 80 y ct
We annex 4 table of the comparative receipts
and expenditures of the Michigao Central Rail
road for April Nav and June:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
aIsiATUKG DAY

MINIATURE ALMANAc,...ThIs DAY
suN-Rises.. a Sets...... q MoON-Ses | l9n
HIGH wATER....July 49,
Sandy H1. 52a Gov. Isl. i2a Hell Gste.... Z3a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
PnssenEers sailed.

In ship 1EddlusiI from Philadelphia 70, San Fydneisco-
FA Atkinson, Pm adelphls; COIN scKe Ze. Baimore;
Jas WD,oU, do; @ Csssard, do; Mrs Wilson and sm.
lie philsd,ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

very large to day. ssso, i5Oi Payments si2l, '97i
Balance, s3,475 ll2.
We have received from the Company the annual
report ofthe Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Rail
road, from which we gs,herth following facts
Cot OF the Road makes the total outlay to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-23
From Kentucky.
intiammatOry Rheumatism Cured.

MesSrs SANDS Gentlemen II is my duty to cOmmunI.
facts eeo the beneficial effects yiur SaTap mia
My wewa5 afflicted with Inflammation ,omacl
OF the worst character, her limbs and chest much
che had Constant headache, aud 0 attacked
with nlanm0toTy rheumatism The best c7 al c0nd o6
a atuutI only momrntay rue aud while IN this uann she
heard " The remarkable elected by
saaPara, Al Commenced which produced instant reisf
and less than Six hotties nuey removed all the drOpsca swelling
and every other tnu1nmU1J symptom, restoring her TO prec
health send ts statement act Of Justice, believing
my uy the suffering portion Of The human family to
use Sands sar6apara which betve has parallel caa
lpTuG Ot medicines. Viii feeling OF lasting gratitude
friend, SAMUEL Z. uARGER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-23

'eis. 2 3 I'll v 8NEss; 'hAPLN
~A44g con- FTPATIOE OT TUE aOwt-- s
EKTP ACTOR Z

ihE TAIN CN NAIL Dh )9EEs.
iureat, sstesI and most certain remedy tci
The positively give relief in the cases. N this dsas
t Withhold remedies have failed. Persons IA I,J - t+> =
w the NouT Office with sstonlshnent ave rsnpe7r
allied a'had used the ointment for other eir faces sat
1ai thebOdes the bowe and that ssases upon
q their ted trOmit This result will alyy5 copious uloven
7sd Tssusf the Extractor upon the bow ys follow tboron
'nbDuE It the experiment be tried. les when t1ey are co.
1ve L4nee eecan the Pain Enuaccyi is perfectly saig: g
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-23
THY DALi.gY's pam EXTnA tTOgeN 6

he 6r9as ~ 20 my my Ge s9S, fh9 ~ ] 9p9ea some t9
ernnh M arncin me- tbnTanSbv II ,as ltai she
et MI .ss1aa5 ~ inpsa, ne 10 r.p'oys H. LS bege-e
ts cbssf szsn pgie p|s nf and foIl tbsrn ed,
90 of,reI ~, ga Enr bfs To Io"T yrH'hjs lrt Ig and
o, ne gtyon ss a,sy and ba ye Sasn ~, ~ si which
the year iSz2. kERLlA fREkC fSt, l.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-23

was nine year under medical skill n the cities Of Nep
York and Albany ubOrHg under the distressing ETy
qysas attended with Inflammation OF the ki ueys, and with
bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large lamps Of the ze
If te eggs prUuudng, and large bo covered my body.
The urinary secetOns stopped Tor days when my distress be
ame irtnerabe My tongue cracked and the roof of my
mouth was covered with and my chest at the root
ny neck was in burning heat 90 that cold wqta
"a not cool it.
in his misery onged or DEATH end never expected re
oovery, wnen Mrs. Jessup desired TO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-23

This cerifes that DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACT
G5 oee useG 5 ~ ~ y s W. S % Ser N,eq s ~ oIeep TOR
rLEy ,va-4 ho7b sntnalv Year,
- -, bis' Al Jii;p ~ N =. . -eDueen ~
~ 5t ~ ,ou i TO- t ~ % 80 .bs, bas az anit @ Wv, TheT.
@ SiI 70 Sh ~ ~ ~ a,.S % nc i ,,e that h,
=, 'fsr H. 10 90 Net =, ~, Cass, I my Obsef
n1o3 asIiS reo,T ,,an ~ t,e aan,,l - N its fave
> my InV;fItSs s4tH'esNtss ~ ~ mPiiate reds
Buffalo E:sK BOSWELL q Cs"'-'s'''--
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-23

For ETysPelas the PAlN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear GoT tt
line, but it is driven in, and will reappeaI in ne same
other place The Pain Extractor hOwey irdlos 0ai
and completely the of the dseas and eectf
0urbpU
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-23

~ For sale BY sIcELEs & CO.. JARVIS q CO. and ,
P. OOCAGE, EsWorsanH.. JOSEPH TUCKER, hobie..
COSTA g. co. AsntgOmsTy ....L, GAN TEs & co. Donald
snSiIls. 20. o. wooDNAN, Viek.bu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-23

OsEFH y, PALMnh d CO., 81 GrayIer street,
cont mplauns removal TO Their new store No az Cump
street ne ls OF September neat will sell their present large
5goch OF phf GOOQS, consisting OF Brown and bleache
COtiQns, English and American Prints Kentucky Insays
and j. ans white aPd ooloTed; FIaqne do do. plain and
"lled Apron and Furniture Checks ChrCay and n an
keen SuiIes French, Scotch and American iiinghams
& BAY nf; Flne lnsh Linens Linen Sheengs 1914, ii4 and
lS4 IaDif dO amt pkins together with large assnTi.
ea OF other seasonabe goods, including some 1000 niece,
s4 Cotton Nsttlngs at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-23
b RE NIEe'dO do harm

loaGy Of AePAlN r LES.
The Ell able We know EXTRACTOR in this disc Il,
remark say that the Dir M numerous cnres and s-oN
1ssitae to lacy prevents &mep win meyer sis i,
'oSe Deiasct The GootIrom asking g Ih'4o not ~
% this sublSS -l,g VIZ al tor this PRsffseass
SSify that we Esving Shcales ifoahu a9sliS
THIS will eylGXTRhFM Hayycused By sgfail tor tS .c
.'AI4 PAIrcy \ ysp'-- .CSsrllleII.are Mani.
nd 9iIb Gbssr5o bss Es fTR R9Ee used 6f scs
Gle 70 cure t. s,di' ii FBBE Ell 'fRIRSsS RRs ar
47!edFy' Aprl,''lmepftlle MARY MOORE.
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FuRIOuS DRYING,

PLUE LICK WATER, ICED-BY THE GLASS.
ID Also by the barrel constantly on hand for sails bv
p, LOUIS Massey, Druggist,
Su1 cor Camp and GFRV on SIS,
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GOTNCIL uF Nv SIC PALITY No, IWO.l
- 1900 - - Sitting OF July 2, 1850.
ESOLNED, That the Mayor be and he is hereby au-
4 thUnZed and requested after having given ten days
notice the official paper Of tins Municipality, sell, ac
corning to the nh section OF Act OF Legislature of
the state of Louisiana, approved March , 1850, the Con-
for building School houses upon the proper
belonging % the Second Municipality situated in the
First and Fourth Wards thereof. according the plans and
pecitCa ions file the Sufyey Ofs office The wOrk
he done in good ami sUbsJau tho Satisfaction
OF the surveyor, and be completed within four months from
he late Of contract Cond ions he follows, Wis The
COauB ain ownership Of th buildings but subject
for cash in lance with the Of the adj ud alton
the buildings 10 be rented the meantime by The Council
paying cent. per upon their cost prO
yde5 the cost Of each OF said School horse does
: 900
tsLgnah.l LAMEs Il. CALDMELL, President.
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As BoARDERs AND DAY FUtPGtS c9rSsid,lc
"A street, mar s. jOseph established in l842 nnpT m,
3uperlnteneence OF the MISSES .iLLISON, from LoN
rms Institution, conducted on the best plans C
european instruction, constantly open for the reception OF
Young aaes IN all the SOLID and ornamental branches re0ui-
site to a complete and finished education.
TERMS and other particulars NAV be rlvr m gnnIc,
non at the residence OF the MISSES ALLISON on EaIST
tslei - 20 ;nII II,