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NM ANTEn-By The advertiser. a SITUATION =. I
fs ,Sg ogss; isying sssisd many II Din ssAis md
aud poSselng Tie best d desirnnsu bsin
ng iinsdiate empogmsnts For further information aa47sS
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WANTEn no pURcnAsEs-

IMPR0vED.1,g pa ,9aRHo,pER.ITY5 Hs,. ON APeLto STREET
betwseu Delord and Robin Streets. HOUSE and "a
hut betweea Magdalea, Jack on Girord and Iev IA
seets ~ t fron viii improvements $500 10 SOO value.
PSin1oeaaan of 5hesut and fiTd Streets about ISL
SQUARE lNil noteg9e nggoyeneas, suburb Paisanue
gasS9I oimPseyed eiiysde Of Safelon Also sdunss Of
bury. %TIiOS ID iHAIIseS RreEsr y
mn -hh,22 :. z-..l III Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20
EoR EIGNs oRTS

I. "a FOR LIVERPO0Ir-The ship Ara d. I,orins
90 master, Is now loading and viii have aispatch
JOHN w. ANDREWS & CO.. 81 Cornznop st
ja5 or G. w. OBlV3R, q st. Charles street y z
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

"A DFRED MASON, Builder QJ ealiJoraia Portable
= tfdases, e. eeLtiouses OF good structure aud -
eaeri5l sili be furnished by a. NJ reasonable tarss @
te Ein leave Tor ssIi sapefseo about the middle
ssgrsEsd a portion pt tRe money can " made pagabe ii
No 81 Maga2nc streets hsre piahs can Sc sesl MD
meet with pfapt aitelien. Pgenses on ST. ckarIss ,rseI
nrposile die Comnepal Exclanse. -. 3 - ihi =
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" eonsiructinl eleHant. PORTABLE FRAEliS VI" -
aIi n ai,abe ssT csolts Any number Of
red Dan be furnished ale shortest notice ol geasonaH H
terms few Houses of by 40 leet for sores yo iiSre
hS 70 which the attention Of California emrfants Is ealleI
~ uTders from the country viii be pFentfy attended
10 when by cash city guaranfee sA-uTett
/, IL Z; HOWARD Buidsf - 9 Cdsondeet sJteet;i
apd California Building Establishment corner and
New Leyee sreets in the nreiae VieiiE 81 ts shpnnS
~ All orders el a. the WoTkshcp, SI 1arolreel siff
vii meet with pompt attention. q, In6i5 Il :
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

NJ EaNFEp-B0A 0ARDip rsspeetable Private Famly.
atilChid Al unh,shhed rooni nssisr1 r. AZ ,sfs -
efrss ksen. AJslpeses, with real ocaau n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

discharged vessel at Post "a ahont tie lEfh of c
TohER lAaT, g the lrayman " h1 ecexed TWO BOXES
Nh n iissp fiittgtea yerehoase lhe
SssIne ~. esen asss'ed by mistake Any noufisa FEe4
Oil Roxes vii BE- thaRk fully rscsie and i6s
bE ,IsizS1 r. NJ HARRISON 4 CO.. n fssaTisr n 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

LEY, Of the County CaTan Parish Of Ansh Tosa n
lnlaiohoaeh lreanai whem last heard fqm was a Haf.
per Ferry, a.: any information adressed the 0ca OF
this paper will be thankfully received f Virginia psuts
please Francis Riley left Mnllachoush about f,eiy
brother Johns a present residing in thu city New Orleans
ana I most ANXIOUS 70 hear from him. f20 IL =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

WANIhlt-A SITUATION by a young WOMAN Is
~ aseoInpanx lady 70 taiomia The hest Of seefer1s
given. address NJ y at this office. NH 10
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a tissNEt4ENtANl lA4B Ms WIFE can Sc scconi.
4 pAsaaieA with BOARD IN d pirate FsmiiT ,Shers
ltsts sie rter h1anaefs e1iFen Terms andefaie
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20
WN: II. EsTIi.L 4fiorls1 at Lag. Gsaisiso isaais

q hIsr ,iaI1Cummiugs,, Stewart II Ca, Rev, IN SEQ
G"he I4usk & Co., New Orleans Brafliorl 4 santiss,
slough Estin, John l.. Blocker Mobile Ala nledSyI{
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

egAa MARCH,, - - ssss
EA Being tbe commencement of the Spring Sea-, sjss
6SAs0a, sofiar seaSonable lot Of II ATS; eSk
and CAPS, OF the following descriptions: = -.
XXX M0LRsKIN, - tBtacK DUKNS VIsrAs
z Ey CAsstMEREs, BRowN BFrNA VisrAs.
f. llRAB BEAVER, - I | MINIS PAUM I,paVIgt' :
$50 BLACK hAMARTlNE,i 6Ea4< BOYS PALM LEAF ..
G@5sHd PANAMA HATS, E~zS CLoTH Cars.
- - 2CAMPEAcHY HATS. / Va GLAzRp Clps.
etc, etc. etct For sale low at wholesale. at -7Is
NH 2 ntJRBRIDGE s. CO.'S, Is Cusomhouse At
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

- q w; KshcEE;co,,,,, W. II. FOSTER.
IL Ldo-Oflice, a Exchange Place, N. o. mig i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

- s,uIs7dhrIn1 y nIhAh, - JOHN CAMPBELL.
y; No. 2S Front Isevee, Second Municipality Ne,~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20
ST. CHA RLES CONFECTYONVs NVsRY ::

: :. = III KALEas lNONFIECTIUNH n HR Il
" I4EFORE has the honor to announce TO the pub.
~ lie Of New Orleans that e will open on s All S
~ y "a March, at LO3 80 AaTkgS St opposite The
PASTRY STORE.
The most minute attention and care will be bestowed nf,n
the Confectionery of his mGhplacture; siin workmen from
the best houses al Pars attached to his establishment
Leofe vii neglect noil to give satisfaction all per
sods who honor him With Their patronage. fy2B 3m
ViilAaSiiNE.SsAs NJ "a ,GAASIsl. co 0Ai1FR ON THE Pl5Y
ron MI ES-Fhe subscribers having been appointed
Ageats for the sale of tins heaaufn Coal Informs lie cizens
that we are NOW IN receipt Of i've boat loads which are
offered i0r sale by the load orH lots suit purchasers THIS
coal can be M the boats foot OF 81 Joseph street al
The principal Hotels Merchants Reading Room and oar
iee and the Office o the Crescent For further pafticu..
lars respecting il, apply to- ~
fgs5 95i is.s,,, st,
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HUTUAi. RE:SRFTr IdFB AND FIRE JSsIIR.
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

lsiNeEe q le oonang e2ssaealo lte asapanee 0nlg.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

,VSlA a. 20; Importers qf Hauana Prodae,, Sa ia
sediment Of GIG AIRS consisting o. inperiaes Rega q,
CiAlOfe-i Ia1onsa Paneeias Small Regaias Aiilaf NJ
p"Gqs elG ec, from the most celebrated brands OF Haya
-NtST-A general as-oftDIslt Of WINES, LIQUORS. ell.
eI.., No. Front L.evee, New Orleans. rrTi ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

ORLEANS WAREHOUSES;. .fagazias street, INST
- a6oDe Jh5,4 and 0Hcher street. bet7oesn lia and
81 1seph subscriber begs leave to infoTn his friends
and the public that he has had double Aoorns . with al
The recent improvements, laid in por0n III his prn-ps
Warehouse, expressly for the storage OF cot hakine II.
equal IN pont Of safety from manage il not superior tot
very best W arehohse IN the city His price for storase WI
he the same as last season. viz &C. bag Der mo1h He has
also room for the storage OF every description Of achanaise
say the bulk OF sOuOO barrels, which will ALWAYS he taken Al
the lowest rates. ~ ~ 20 - '-.f-s
al the shortest notice fn2l 6ml GEO r. REARiSe :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
ADRIAN H MULLER, Auctoneer.
ITO EMIGAR NUS. FARM ERS, ME


a. CHANICS, and OTHERS-PEREMPTORY, SALE
OF 1890 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND ON LONG IS
A ADRIAN H. MULLER will sell at Auction, on WE'D
NESDAY the 18th day November at II o'clock, at
the saesroom. No Wali-st. corner of Newest
1000 ACRES OF valuable land, lying and near Medford
Station, the Long Island Rairoadi
Meitord Station is situated in the town OF Brookhaven
Suffolk county s. miles from Brooklyn Il is the point OF
Communicated by rairoad between New York and the
village of Patcogue PorJeferson and Belport as well
as other smaller places and one the important
way points on the road The station is four miles from
Pachogue and from Port Jefferson As iswe known,
the Long STAND Railroad is one OF the established routea
between New-York and Boston.
The soil embraces every variety, from pure loam TO
slight oamy sand is susceptible OF the highest cultivation,
and from the facilities for obtaining seawecd and fish for
manure well materials for compost it Is IN every re-
spect adapted TO modern agriculture.
The tract covered with oak and pine growth OF va
sizes and on many thousands OF cords OF wood
large enough for the NewYork market. There s also
some valuable building timber Water OF the best quality
The souherly boundary Is one mile ana three quarters
from the Of Pachogue tie norhery nine miles from
Long Island Sound There mills schools and churches
within few miles and the country around IS up
It estimated that within year upwards Of three hundred
persons have purchased lands in the immediate vicinity for
In every respect ivorthy the attention Of
EMIGRANTS, FARMERS, MECHANICS and OTHERS
In want OF home md place where by moderate industry
and economy, an independence may be secured.
Fer the convenience opgrchasers the properly has been
privilege of one more ofthe adjoining lots.
The whole will be gold without reserve, on the following
conditions Ten per cent and the AuctOneers fees on the
day of sale twenty-five per before the 4h day OF
December next when the deeds will be ready for delivery
the remainder being per cent may remain bond
and mortgage the option othe purchaser for years, s
s per cent-interest payable semiannualy.
The title is indisputabe.
For further particulars and maps and plans Of the above
property, apply to the Auctloneer
n B.-rhe Boston train leaves the Long Island Railroad
depot al Brooklyn a. NJ every day arrives at Medford
II NJ. and passes its to Brooklyn at st 7. NJ
thus giving opportunity 10 examine the lands and return
on the same day,
person viii be in aendanceat the station to show tho
property. t7S5) 90 IVY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
SALES BY AUCTION.
+ CoEroN. Aar,inneer.

= VV.TON, Alr'lUneer-
II COTTON viii sell THIS DAY, Sat
Il urday, NoY at loA O'clock al the auction rooms
81 Peekan sDd 80 Aanst The entire furniture OF a family
removed the for of sale and viii COM
prize beautiful assortment OF good parlor and chamber
furniture such Btls>els and ingram carpets oil cloths
sofas coches mahogany chairs Frech beseais dressing
zd main bureaus marble top center and card tables dining
mud lea dc GIT and mahogany looking glasses wanirobts
feather beds hair and mattresses, manle and hall
nrs girandoes china and slass ware stoves kitchen fur
TIl e. Sc Sale positive rain shine. and goods
be removed same day. NJ lt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY

MARINERS BANK OF KENTUCKY,
IA ST INSCRIPTION to $5ooQoO Of the CAPITAL
undersigned having been appointed by Board Of Drsc.
tors of e above named Bank their Agents in this cyors
ceye Subscriptions to lis Capital Stock 10 the amour! Of
5000 900, give notice that Books for that puposcaa
now open at the Office OF WlNSLOW, LANlER esC0.
q Wal-st where subscriptions viii be received unl tQf
Five thousand share of sco each are authorized 10 t
sold par; $50 each snare be paid the time o.
subscribing go on the 18th day of January next llsD
the residue subject call by the Board of Directors Pa
ties at the time Of subscribing may however, pay for eE
shares in full, ii so disposed.
This Bank chartered by the Legislature OF kentlSzJ
al ITS last session TO supply in part the demand iot mog
altogether Inadequate. The charter is liberal in us Pre-
Visions has thirty years TO run with no power resevedy
tei Stock is 90 co. 900, of which 100000 hs
aready bee taken IN Kentucky the residue excepting no
$4,000 here offered viii be taken by citizens Of lh9
Stale and elsewhere. The Bank, with several Of ia
Branches, Is now III operation. Tire Mother Bank Is 10,
Gated Frankfort the Seat of Government The STATE
Kentucky Is believed to be most favorable secure los
cation for Banking Capital. The exports OF the State as
horses mules hogs 0ae rope, bagglng &C &ci 10 sel,
tate which large emounls of Exchange on the South ana
North are Offering to the BiukS
The high credit OF the State Of Kentucky and that OF 1@
Banks, evidence of what this Bank viii bel ma
credit aud standing of her Banks equal TO those Of y
other State in the Union their notes form an mporanlPn
of The circulating Medium of the Mississippi Valley passnE
current from Pittsburgh 10 New Orleans -.
No Banks better managed their current dlSldeDaa
now being from Eight TO Ten per cent per annum; WIZ
large Accommodations of surplus funds, and neR
stocks are now considerably above par in ihe market
The charters of most If ALL Of the other Banksm as
Western and Southwestern States expire within the lsn
Twelve years.
The Farmers Bank OF Kentucky having thirty yeas %
nun, viii have field OF circulation OF great value 70 W
stockholders -,
Tie management OF this Bank Is in highly resPeeaSs
and able hands 81.
The Directors think they will be able TO pay diNdeaA
equal to any other Bank In the State ct,.
hr Hanna the President Of the Bank, is now In mis- Cg
he will be happy give any additional infonsnon W.
may be found daily for short time, at the Offices Of VIC VIZ
Pamphlet copies or statement and charter OF the Bss
'~' WiNSLOW, LANIER co. 81 Wslla
o24lm WARD CO 81 Wallst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
ANTHONY }. BLgEcKER, Auchoneer,
RE URRAY-E HILL LOTS-FItVTEEN


UNAVAILABLE BuRDING LOTS on Thirtyfhh
Thirtyeigh and Trtysnth sts and on LeXington-ay at
Aucton.-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at auction
on THURSDAY, Nov. 7, 1850 at Il o'clock at the Real
Estate Sales Room, Broadst the following desirable
Building Lots, VIZ
On Tiry-hlhst-i Building Lots situated on the south
side OF Thirty-itthst between the Fourth and Madison
avs said lots commencing Fourth-ay each
lo being size % feet front and rear by98 feet inches in
depth -,
southwest OF Lexingtonay. and Thrtyeg hItS
size "a feet 9inches front and by 100 teet IN depth
Also Lot south side OF Thirtyeighthst directly in
OF the last aned size p fee! b. SO feet inches IN
depth
fhryeghlf-s-2 Lots south side OF Thirty eighh-st
between Firth and Madison commencing 70 feet east
OF Fittl-ay.; each % by 90 feet inches IN depth
Also Lot The north side of Thlrtyelghthst between
the Fifth and Sixth commencing 35 feet west OF Fifth
ay; each % by 90 feet inches in depth
Also Lo the north side OF Thirty elgthst between
the Fifth and Madison commencing 80 feet east OF the
Fitthav; each lot % by 98 feet 9inches IN depth.
On hirty.nnthst-Also, Building Lots on the south
side of Tirty-nintsL between Fifth and Madison avs.
commencing l25 feet OF titthay and directly in rear
of last mentioned lots; each OF the same dimensions.
Two-lhrds ofthe purchase money can remain on bond
and mortgage for three years al per cent per annn pay
able half yearly Maps and further information II desired,
can be obtained OF the Auctoneer, Broadst. Q,l9D
O21 Nov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
r c. KFAtp, Auchoneer.
L-CTIGN NOTICE 1.-The mIerSl

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I "a would invite the attention OF househeepers and ne
trade to the large stock OF valuable Cabinet
and other houSeluishng articles 70 be sold al Auction on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY next. al the large Ware rooms
50 NASSAU ST between Fulton and John SIS For par
tcunrs my advertisements in the auction columns OF me
r.hout reserve NJ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
RHICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL-
lYsROAD COMPANY-S4OO,O GOO SEVEN PER

CENT MORTGAGE LOAN.-Sesled proposals for tc oar
hundred thousand dollars OF The FIRST and only Mortgage
Bonds otthe Michigan Southern Railroad Company hesrino
per cent interest," VIII be received unnl 18th day d
November next
act OF the Legislature OF Michigan, authorizing the Company
10 dispose ofor sell their obligations either within waE.
out that Stare such prices may re agreeiupos
and II sold below par 10 DE r. binding as s9o al par
They secnred by mortgage executed 10 Shepherf
Knapp, Esq otthe City OF Newfok IN trust for the bond
holders.
Tins mortgage covers the entire line of the Compaays
Road in Michigan whether already built or hereafter 10 As
constructed and provides that bonds TO an amount not sI
ceeding million ofdolars in all may bessued OF whh
than 500 oo be issued until amer the
OF III miles from Lake Erie which point il win ba
completed by tue FIRST of January next
The security offered for the bonds is therefore mortgage
lien, and substantially the only lien, upon road which
when complete 10 the state line OF Indiana will have ues,
" 40 miles OF main line beside branch Of 10 niles ana
which VIII have cost including the original outlay BY Ia
State and the reayng the present track about $2OOOS
of which 100000 Will be represented BY stock
The portion of the road already IN operation about y
miles yields an income ample to protect the entire debt
proposed TO created ana the length of completed line
and CONSEQUENT increase of revenue ID daily increasing a.
forng security which VIII place the payment OF the 4es
beyond all contingencies.
September $20iSe These receipts were derived from tie
road in lis present unfinished condition. tlily miles Of
completed road will be added 10 within three months,
and will be extended to The 81 Josephs River at the lndi
ana State line early next Spring thus doubling the Length
ofhe main line now in operation
This road part of a continuous line OF Railroads nom
the Civ OF NewYok the Mississippi River, by way oi
the Erie Railroad and the Lake Shore Road and Is an I'M
Nearly the whole of this great line from NewYork TIA
Mississippi River either completed or III the course OF coz
sructiOn.
iron are provided for by stock subscribed and being paid
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public offer greater nducement for safe investment than
those OF this Company
The mortgage empowers the Trustees In OF failure
pay the principal interest of the bonds 10 take pos
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