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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

~ DR.. Lutener's Ear InfrnarY 4 o warren,
:, Taar broad open from till s. for the exclusive
treatment Of ear Diseases deafness DISCHARGES from me
oar and all unpleasant noises ID the mead cured N SNORT
t5rs iftou risk Or pain Consultation fee, g. by letter
or Otherwise Unpaid leuers refused
" TFSTIM ONIALS-
Mv thanks publicly tender to Dr. LrTENEs, An5lsi,
ne was for four years troubled with deafness in OF
nv ears accompanied with disagreeabe discharge from
he external ear and tried the FIRST physicians IN This city
Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati and NeVv-Ore4ns with
out benefit and cured by the above named gen
tienian in the short space of weeks
JOHN GLOVER, Jr. builder, Franklinavenue Brook,
yn cured ofdeaness and discharges from the external
Miss ADELAIDE BROWN daughter Of Capt VIM.
Brown, Bay State steamer Fall River was troubled with
dssgreeabe discharges and her hearing very considerably
beuefIed
WM WOOD son OF Solomon C. Wood Goshen, Orange
County was cured of Deafness, accompanied with dis
charges from the external Ear OF 6 years standing In SIX
The above cases were considered incurable aud all
Deafness attended with Scroula until Dr. LUTENhRS
treatment was discovered Numerous other testimonials 10
be seen his Office u Warren-st. MI Ine
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

jeremiah Carter, merchant and tavern-keeper
at Stafford Court house. Va, shot William Hewett last
named Atchegon, in Cariers house The latter at
temped to separate them when Hewe attacked him and
the deed, which he now most grevonsly laments
The Methodist Church North numbers 6S9,6
mem0e[ alsg travelling preachers 54o local preachers and
~ conferences As compared with last year the returns
SLOW az m Of ~ travelling preachers a66 local preach
The factories of the Syracuse and Utica Rail-
o'clock The morning Of the s5th inst Several coaches
lumber, &c. Theloss IS estimated at $50 OOO
A new counterfeit on the Merchants and Me-
ehancs Bank Of Wheeling has made It's appearance IS
SO note letter A. general appearance rather light but well
nuine.
On Friday night, the LIST instant. the Jefferson
House, in Covingon, burnt down. There were some
twenty-five little negroes in the building that belonged
years Old,
building yesterday. Of the woykmen. Mr. Samuel Har.
dean. precpitated from the fourth story the ground
18th ut
The shelbyville and Knightsfown Railroad was
opened on the 2h instant the cars and locomotive engine
then There were several thousand ofhe inhabitants assem-
bled to see The iron horse.
A special meeting of the Protestant Episconal
November, in St. Johns Chapel ia ork CITY, to fake
veaon authorizing the election Of proviioGai ibo oa
where the regular Bishop Of the diocese indefinitely sus
pended. ~
On the I'd instant, the passenger train was
coming down the Western and A lantc Railroad near At
lana Georgia the track way from the rottenness the
gmbers, the baggage broken all pieces and the
INST passenger in. Several persons less
iIured On the night of the 5h lady, named Bloodgood
was run over by an extra freight train and badly in
Jured that her lie was despaired Of.
letter has been received from Mr.. Bartlett
commissioner to deermne The Mexican boundary ne by
MI Peter Force in Washington City, enclosing $4O1 SO,
sum contributed by the members of the commission a do
nation to Mrs Tenant, the widow of the late Mr. John Ten
nant, who killed lately San Antonio by teamster
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TObaccO-Wed did not hear of a sale during the day.
sugar and MOiaEses- The demand continued good,
with sales of $50 bids Sugar 45c " ID for Fair, and
500 bbls Mo'asses at 2iJSc W gallon.
FlOur-The market rather quiet aud the sales reached
barely $500 bbs including 1000 bbs Indiana for Shipment
"a BIZ, 40 Illinois "a 40, 1900 Illinois and st LOUIS in
several lots at "a So and about 100 Extra Illinois avoe
brand) at IS % W Dbl.
GrainCorn is still the advance, and noticed sales
of 40 sacks New at S. and $50 Tin ots) s9sSc %
bushe OfOats about 1900 sacks st Louis sold in
era lots at 52C@53c.
Corn MeaI-A few bbls disposed of at "a 90 ap bb
and SO 50 refused for a lot of 100 bbs kiln dried.
PrOVisiOns-We noticed q sale of 50 bbs Mess Pork al
$1I 80 qp DBL Bacon Sides retailing at &c % b. Oh
Hams 10 casks canyased lot sold &c. About l6C
half bbs Lard were disposed of at TIC q ID,
COee-Saes 400 bagsnew Rio in several lots at lie qPib
Hay-About 300 bales ordinary Eastern sold $l9 90 y
ton
Spirits Turpentine-Ield at higher rates. Sales &c
bbs Florida at 36c gallon aud 45c asked for other lots
Whisky-Phces tending downward. 40 bbls Rectifed
sold on the Levee at DC p gallon
Exchnuge-The for Sterling rather better and
quotations 107GDl08.
FreighIs-A ship taken up for Liverpool at little
7-16d,
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PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.

-AeA Al II DANClNO ACADEM .
mOnslhUk DEVOTE respectfully informs the heads III.
~ o. tAhles his Pupils, and also the Ladies al Y y,
Htuehsn o. New Orleaus thHt he will open hts Aeai- Mg
~ ~ gl t9u ne 1ho' November He teaches 1s3
N We mes perfect style Of the art by TIE same rules
Aea ~ NE Lest academies OF Europe indispensable m ~ 81
Laucllon BY this the pupil acquires the gracef
@ sEahee q department, aud accomplishment fr lie m
W uel ro ETC. now sxtm' in the ashionabe socte m
snope anu Atrca He tsg5es al the fashurable Dance
5",.' " 1e new Pas QusdrleH Scottish, Amanda
sue "lu Lelariu, Two Steps aud Spanish Waltz ADD Cs1T
me later which vogue i'll he nost fasb
9he icons q Paris He teaches, also the I'D dances w
ney anse VIZ Syphde, Cracoyienne, Tarana Cacbnc6a
~ BAs facts depended upon than verbal ,r
~ ~ WHeu pfeenfons, Mons. d. Invites parents 10 be pesnt
wv esf2n % order thar they may Judge Of capacity and e
ne lefene between the and Oh method Of our vrsr
- ltJ Val thus win their eyes that his MIMI Ar
-uceu m tho true elemeua Of the Choregraph art sJ IN
pal WI not be Interior in point dancing and graceful
America "a " $50 sea S0P'V'A Of europe and
The number pupils will he limited
lhe yreaiAst ,t,o,,;or -.
pH1sslIuaily 10 regard TO decorum and silence ~ w
Hfts VIII p Two
ny 9 on usslays 81 O'Clock p NJ and on s,fysy % 81
800 a. y. me 9hst on Wednesdays 81 O'clock p H. end
m ~ Y O'clock ~ for young Indies aud is MaseS
society. - pas anu lOiihea OF the ots
P. M. " 1A's 0ou IAuIsIaga' at O'clock
ly w receive subscribers four months and half two lessons
@ $40 Ot
~ !. c uses q residence rR.es.
~ Nolce viii be given Of the location Of he AeaJa 40 y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13
NOTICES.

tD Thalia street Fair.-The ladies of New Orleans
and Lafayette desiring aid in the approaching FAIR Deee.
Der next for the benefit of the ITALIA STREET CHURCH.
respectfully requested assemble Church. corner Of Thaa
and Ben streets, WEDNESDAY inst at halfpast
3o'clock p M make all the necessary ,ngemen nl2
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DRY GOODS, MILLINERY
GinateE q. .Iaaal.t sOls,


GiGaEeE ~ sIE3lstsO1s,
No. - GRANTEES sTREET........,...F Formerly No. 8.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS and
Il FANCY ART1CLEs.Ws call the attention Of our friends
snd the public gsat Of Dry Goods selected VIII
the geatet and regard the Of City and Country
customer, among which wall be fouad the following;
SILK Dresses srg. Dc I, France;
Satin de Chene
Fae9nne riehe.
Plain figured, striped PLAID Silks, superior article
Dr'''''l t 59sE e A RsS
TGfeas Gseen, all eo,ors.
Black:
Black Ropes
DIap De Sole
Black
sAina, all cooTs
BBreges, alt coiors.
Merinoa and CashmefeI
Muslin De Lame.
Do for Children.
Rich embT9idsrsd Linen Cambria Hanatershsfs.
Hosiery;
Ladies' superior white English Cotton Hote
do. do. DO and eoloIed Silk do
Msses' de- 49, Engs y, Cotton do
Ginghams:
French. English nd American Prints.
French and American CotionadeJ.
Ladies siS AerIne and Gotten Shirts
Silk Cotton and woo Cloves
Black and colored KID Glovts.
Rich Table Dsmask.
Toilet and Piano Covers.
Napkins and TOweling. ..And great assortment of
kerzeys Jeans,
S S."Fss: TTiansss'.
Brown and BE ched Cotton, Cotton sheengs all widths
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Recefuts az prodvco.
ST LoUIS-Per steamer Empire, 40 hale, cotton Hin
-i5 Elder Bro EcoI1 T & Z! ~ 40 cooper eSco
herd-5 Bulkey & Eot-I5 fe ve9nd Ra go, N sIieR
de EgansHl4 v ReSs7 p narEsoH Mete5p24
Il Stan on-67 Wanl IL Jonasa6 Hsndaroe l. D.
Gayle &oo-26 do 0yepta Gb i SiEs dornl
LIN SIS oats ii do onions Faas, Co9 u M Snifehs
Ks meal WGSe & S6IGy %Gou DDS Hour 30
Is DO 40 do castor oil Kennedy Fosers epsk aaS 1e
IL 6b eaebes "a DO DAs NJ eaH SaIk Day y staufier-
Total 6Sg bales cotton upp''' u 70 order
Harris seev s yea il 3o S LAWRENCE S9 bbls -four
oil small McGilI-9l bxs tobacco Ntns6eIJ PIce yco
3 Mssper rS 80 ng b ~ kegs white lead
r shaw &coSs oSt' 81 bbs appes etc Thomson ni eS
10Y DDS Pq II gkEs kegne Dig &coO bbs flour, "A
Milford &co-35S do It Mooe4H ia a. AZ Oas ~ H.
bran, IS bales hay Stark Day Sta1tSl60 IKE b L. q9
wheat Jnry &coN box I q uooj DGtaG SCOT sacks
Horrii Gayle co-2s bbis a0pss Sone Il mus 6Ga,
&co-iS do PincEsTd &Go@sundTes 10 e
bales cotton ''' 10 u oruef-A o'al o.
decke &co- casks horns AdamI Ia 6 SsIs nId
-four GoSnoly &eo-sI5 DO Kennedy i Fostyrs5s sacks
Kegs butter hemoTe Il 1TieI-58 is s M anR.S4
der Williams Sco50 bbs lard e 5 Keep-iif do abpns q
Q Taylor Sco-I3l sacks potatoes bTuhanHis7 sSek oat
Dnfy.
ST LOUis-Per steamer Duroc: 5O4 bbs -four Hewitt
Norton &Go-l00 do McGEegor Aloway-260do Eagei
e. hams Ken9e Nco-7 bales hemp 3 7 BGddecSe SEQ"
55l sis oats " w Peyton-l4 do DTuhan-l05O do wheat
PITTs BURG-Per steamer Colorado: 90 bxs tobacco &
G IaT -Gl DO cheese s5 Rb aPles orderl18 do poa
tees, etc u hunieT-ll1 do Sheterseins cks hams
geTe-59 do AlcardT52 DO Moore-19 do Casson-
Williams SEQ;
VI hSbU HS-Per steamer Gen Worth: l50 bales cotton
S.tssn eco-l4i 90 bTapder, Williams &col4O do
p,nsh, w i va. &cOio9 b9channon, Carroll &colOi
Lee, n, o. a
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OyFrcE,

Wednesday Morning, November 10, 1850
CoHOn-Buyers succeeded yesterday in obtaining some
slight concessions ia price, and took about 5000 bales Though
the closing rates easier there was no decline sufficient
to require an alteration of our figures.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

eD% The Fair for the Benefit of the Catholic
ORPHAN ASYLUM will be held by of Neworeans
from the 18th proxmo until Christmas Eve inclusive ns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

Francis EMO3'e - Co.
No. 30 Magazine street.
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
Have the pleasure OF informing friends that they
receipt of choice selection of FALL and WINTER GOODS, all
the best materials manufactured the style and at
moderate prices. The stock comprises in part
super Black and Blue French Cloth DRESS COATS.
Brown, Olive Green, French Cloth Frock Goats.
Brown, Olive Green, French Cloth WALKING Goats.
Brown, Olive, French Cloth Business Goats.
Black, Blue and Olive French Cloth saes.
Drab French Cashmere Sac Goats.
back, Brown and bahia Cloth PhLETOTS
Black, Brown and Dahia Cloth suRToUTs-
BLACK Cloth CI.oAKs
Ernhroi Tered Black and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Embroidered Black and Fancy Silk Vests
Embroidered VAlencit Vests.
EmhToi1ered Masseiles Vests
Black silk ani Sa Ia Ves's.
l Rich Black and ccl9red Figured Silk Vests.
| Rich c00re1 Cashmere
| White and Buff Marseiles Vests
| Buff Vaercla Vests
Black and Blue Doeskn Cashmere PANTS.
C0lored and Fancy Cashmere Pants.
English md Oxford Mixed Cashmere Pants.
noTl spun Silk UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS.
White Cashmere and Merino Indershirts Drawers.
Ribbed Lambs Wool UnderShirts and Drawers.
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
Silk, Merno and Cotton HALF HOSE.
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE
Black and coared Silk and Satin CRAyATs.
4 ieh Figured Silk and Satin Crayais.
Rich White Figured Silk and in Cravata.
Rich cOlre1 Figured Six and Cravais.
Rich eooIed Silk and Satin ssaris
White and co,ored Linen Camiric HDkFS.
White and eolored Silk Hdkfs
White and colore'i English SILK suspenders.
Blaes, colored and White Hozkm Gloves.
Black, colored Silk
=. BlacE and colored Silk Umbrellas
Black anu caloted IL, scotch 81, Bingham Umbrellas
IL Aarge assortment o. TAANELlNG TRUNKS very
Nv In QmW
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JOHN V. CHILDS,
PRACTICAL RNGRAVER AMI PRINTEE

No. Camp street,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public that he prepared to engays Visiting Wedding
and Mercantile Cards, Notaral and other Seals Steamboat
and Forwarding Stamgs Jewely Slverware Door Plates,
and every thing appeItainng Engraving, with the
neatness and dispatch. Every descTipton Of Copper
Pate Printing Visiting and Business Cards. Bill Heads, Bills
of Exchange, ETC., executed ina wOTkmanke nl2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

EI The undersigned proposes to attend the Supreme
Court of the United States the approaching Wash
ngon and would attend to any cases which may be en-.
trusted to him. [o26 d&Wl II. A. BULLARD.
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Exports.

slaves. ' WV
LIXERPOOL-Pers ship Clara Wheeler: 1884 bales cotton
LIKERPOOL-Per ship President. 376l baes cotton
LiHERPO PEI ship Cha7 ChuIoner: z2i2 bales cotton
sugar, 2l7 bbs molasses. ~ mus
KINGSTON, Ia-Per brig Velocity 1000 bbs flour, $50
CHARLESTON-Per brig Adea: 200 bbls flour, liz do
moasses Is hhds sugar, l6 bags cotton seed.
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OFFICE JEFFERSON AND LAKE PoNrCHARTRAIN

y. }
~ Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
in CarolOn, until MONDAY, the 18th inst at O'Clock
for the cutting and clearing off the Timber one hundred
feet 10 width, the entire line of said Railroad to wit
From Caroton to Lake POntchartTan there being near
four miles of clearing required Full specifications of the
work 10 be done can be seen on application.
Canoion, November H. 1885,
nl2 1T JOHN HAMPSON, Chief Engineer
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Clara Wheeler, Cumming LIVERPOOL ] Whitney kco
Ship HuguenOt. Gardner Havre, II Baxer
Ship President, Cummings, LIVERPOOL II v RayteT
Br ship Chas ChalOner, Thompson, Liverpool VIM MuTe
Bark Coelia Pllsbnry. NewYork, G. C Bogart Mco
Br brig Velocity, Darrell. Kingston Ja VIM Burgess &eo
Brig Adela, McLurty, Charleston, p Cochett
Arrived.
Steamship Galveston Place. from Matagorda Bay via Gal
weston 10Th inst. to Harris Morgan-2d my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Empire, Meekn, from st Louis.
Gen Worth, Wilson, from Vcksburg
Mary Foley, Dalieres, from Donaldsonylle.
Sarah Gordon, Amsden from Alexandria
Osceoa, SwltZer, from Harrrisonburg.
Ohenta, Parkinson, from Louis.
J MorTsett, Flndren, from Attakapas.
Juroc, Lapsey, from II Louis.
Josiah Lawrence, Carlisle, from st Louis.
Colorado, Douglass, from Pittsburg.
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MeasrN H0altbaErger.

MERCHANT TAILOR,
164 Camp street,
Is NOW receiving per late arrivals from Havre and from
New York most beautiful assortment of Clio tn,
simere and Vestings of the finest and best manufae.
coats and ne ses,,r,snt ~ psnb sSbs ~ a lac,
style As am able fill orders the shortest notice,
invite friends and the public call and examine
goods being confident that there nothing to equal
sent stock. NIL 1w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13
COAL


(iETK COAL YARDs-McBEAN, WILLARD T.
~ co. keep constantly hand their ards, No. n
Customhoase street, first door from Royal and No S22
Tchoupoqas street second Yard above ST. MnFys Mar
ket supply of PsbuYg, Anthracite English American
Camel All orders left either yard will Be- pronpfy
Attended to. Oh Il
GOAL-30 tons English Camel Coal, superior
article inst received and for sale at n Cusomhcue
d imstw - McBEAE. WILLARD 4 co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

STEAMBOAT BURNT.-From the Clerk of the steamer Sa.
ran 6ordon we learn that Sunday last, clock NJ
the steamer Abby Allen, Cant Martin, on her downward
trip from Alexandria to the Mouth of Red River took fire
in Red River, two miles above the mouth of Black River
She had board nearly 300 bales cotton intended for the
Sarah Gordon which, with the boat is total loss There
were no lives lost
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

GALVEsTON-Per steamship Galveston 80 bales cotton
Armstrong, Lawrason &co-20 DO Rugey, Rochelle & Riair
20 DO job! w Ihams-sundnes 10 E J Hart &eo-Iial &
kemp-Smith, Woolsey &cO-Tota IS bales cotton -
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Red Rover Fire Co. No. 10

~F&75Y ut- The officers and members Of this onpany
- n will please attend a Special Meeting on WEDNE
DAY EVENING, the 18th inst. at haifpsst I
O'Clock. .Punotual attendance lie request d. as
business OF great importance will be BY order
nl2 c. McNlI LEN Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,
JEFFERSON Cry,
Tuesday Evening, November II, 1850
Arrived per steamers Sarah Gordon, Empire and Josiah
Calves and Yearngs
Prices: Beef Cattle. 3l69614c, " ID net Hogs, 4GO
4Sc W ID metz Sheep 90 Phead; Mich Cotos 500
$75 " head; Gaines So 0D(0s7 50 aP head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

eI' u. 6. Mail Steamship COmpany.-The under.
gued having taken the agency Steamship
Company for their Atlantic and Pacific sereices established
SELF in this city for the transaction
nj I'm JAMEs r. JENNINGS
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BRICKS, LIME, CEMENT, ETC.

ID OsENDAA.F AMI 4 ~ AJAX & CEMENT COM
~ lEsThe subscribers aaibo.ls ID e Contract
Tor the sale aud delivery SewOreans Of &c EN- the
most liberal terms The Cement both these
MES Is guaranteed to he good any manufactures IN te
United States Purchasers wishing large quantity, would
do well TO before puvehas u =
o5i tm3dp ALFRED KEkRrfY q CO n Bdagnzins r..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

Passengers
Per steamship Galveston, from Galveston-Mrs l. ID Hare
mrs FeWcomb Ms Stewart, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs Butler
Mrs Holland, Mrs Harris, Mrs Befe, DR. Williams and lady
Gage, Knight and son, DAILY, DeWof, Daniel, r Wood
Morse, Haynes, Fredecks Ellis. Nichols Porter Powell
Grassuom, Sharkey, Dnggan, Laeahary, Hill, Grace
Tot Lawrence; Norris, Latend shelby, Malohengs,
Mcfarland, Crenshaw, w and G Ingram, Phillips Grant
Long; Fenage, Mcdonald q OgsbuTg, R Long, Allen
and y on deck.
TNEAS-TEAs-The attention of the city and country
trade invited to our large and complete stock of Teas
They will be SOLD low the prices of New York
The assortment consists OF some of the finest superior Teas
ever brought TO this market Our Tea Room now contains
290 half chests POuchOng Tea
~ half do. do do superior;
100 half chests ordinary and superior Y. II. Tea;
20 half chests lmperisl and G. P. Tea;
5l0 boxes and y ID Imperial Tea
800 do. and IL ID G. P. do;
50 cases Canister do;
For approved paper the usual credit will be given,
OBS I'm wNf GOODRICH co, q Commonst.
So A LBTON MILLS"-l00 bbls. this favorite
n brand now landing and for sac by
G09FALLON FLOUR-1O0 barrels of this
n5 lot very superior O''nI FE IL iai KGNNETF CO.
A IR-TIGHT STOVES-I have just received
few of the celebrated Air Tight Stoves, which are just
lne thing 4T This climate, little fire kept up at a small
ma i. WooD PERRY. 50 Magazine street.
SAND RIDDLES-A few dozen Sand Riddles
~ or Selves for Bias or Iron Founders, for sale by
hl1 q. WOOD PERRY, SO Magazine st.
LASS LAMPS-20O dozen White and Fancy
oCoIored Glass l4Smp for sale low, by
nIe H. WOOD PERRY, So Magazine st.
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AUCTION SALES.

See Frs Page for ad6ttional Aaction Sales.
Boots, Br0gans. Ladies' and ChfIdFen's Shoes.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. co.
NNEONE DAY, Noyem1f -, hafpRsi 10 ocqek-wl be
close conhignmenls-
800 Boots chidrens Shoes CONSIST
ing Of a general assortment Of Fresh Goods
Terms sale. MIA
Carpets. Carpets ,........ Carpets
BY j. b. BLACHE 81 co.
"WEDNESDAY, November 49, 10 o'coek-WI be sold At
w their auction room, No. n Charities street.
IL pieces Of CARPETNGs.
Terms a sale 40
Silk Selvets. and .............. Cloths
BY j. B. BLACHE s. co.
"WEDNESDAY, November 49, 10 o'cloekWi1 be sold at
w their auction room, No. II harres street.
l Silk YEI4VETS.
% pieces Of extra fne CLOTHS.
Terms liberal sale. nI2
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ROARDING-A gentleman and his wife, with
- out children, be Accommodated with bosrd ard
pleasant room in private family Addres d. e G..
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FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAN

TEN As TONIC AGENCY-NO. SO Camp street
a CEHIAlN Rnudote against Constipation Of the Bow.
els, Torpor of the Liver, Indiseson, Palpation Of
me IL Termination of Blood to the Brain, Nervous Head
aches, Chllls and Fever, etc.
q. R. w Ill., ESQ., President n. b. BsscOmbs.
Matthew Watson, ESQ. Gen. Sam Houston,
Dr. v Nj. Gwip Capt w. S. Fuller,
Dr. w. n. Keene. and Others apo 1y3p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

ROARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FoR
fifth HoEse from Prytauis suest, By
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ENTINES AND LIQUORS
w BRANDiEs-Godard, seignette, Castllon, otard
DUpuy, Bisguet, ETC. etc.;
GINS-Swan, Pine Apple, BLACK Horse, etc.;
WINES-Madeira, Sherry, Old Port Champagne different
brands, Clares. Sauemes, etc.
SMITH, WOOLSEY & co. Front street,
ola I'm between foot Canal and CTo5sman ss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

ROOT AND SHOE Mandatory, No. 20 ST.
- CHARLES STRRET-E. 0'SULLIVAN invites ~
the attention of gentlemen desiring well made and
- handsome fitting BooT, SHOE, or CATER, H
E5to his elegant assortment of the several -
elesn his line HIS long experience and knowledge
OF his bun enable him to satisfy the fasdious
point Of fit and elegance OF appearances.
tx LASTS made to fit each customer and kept specially
for his use. MI 9,nis
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-10
SuERIEF's SALE.

Solomon Smith et.al., VS.. Samuel Bell ct. al.
10y virtue of an order of sale Issued out of the
ID Court of Common Pleas OF Harrison coun.
~, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for sale in
front of the Court House, the teWn of Cadiz, in
said county on Tuesday the 23d lay of April,
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
I o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following descri-
bed real estate, to wit: Beginning at stone in
the forks of Market and Charleston street in said
town, and running with said Market street in u
south eost direction fourteen perches to the south
corner of said Bells Stable, on said lot of Land
thence N. ~ deg. 3, ., 6 perches; thence N Ia
deg. w 3, y, percl e. to said Charleston street;
,hence with said street III, perches to the place
OF begnnins, containing 100 perchss more or less,
and being The same lot On which he now resides,
bounded III the south east by lands Of ConrOd
IlilEas, Jun, on the north east by lands ol Con.
rod iiiligas, sen, and Oh the northeast and
southwest by said streets.
March IL, IS50-5t. ID. HILBERT, Sheriff.