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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-29
CoR sArE-BRrrrsu STEAMSHIP s.ReARyr. I,

EoR sA1E-BRIrIsH sTEANsuIP MARGARET. rs
~ expected 20 arrive In New York Monday the Tth
May from Halifax and win remsin port days when
N scld she will he seat to Ensand She tons
turthen snsn. 4o horse po~er eseh boilers LAST
iTsfees kee - feat beam veil found in sails
rrr ne. and furnished with beds bedding plate srostsry
sis-s ke for full somrlemsnt ~ pss~>nssrs sAs
sent 70 see ApplyW = CUkARD, Jp, " DrsNdvay
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OLrNrIo-rIEncEs an,sraEl.s-rnE oaIoINAI
RtRsN,JMs, LhiNcAsnlsE BELL RINGERS. AT TIM

- Chinese Buiidnrs No. $50 Broaiwsy--This talented
ban ~ performer whose entertainments during the past
two weeks, have been with crowded and
bounded applause will again evening this week.
commencing Monday May eth at o'clock and wednes
day and Saturday afternoons at o'clock. Their
rmasces far excel anything Of the kind before wit
messed ty American audience Their music being
sueed by the use Of bells at lime viz fsur
10 each produces effect astonishing
chanting They execute variety popular narchea
w,7e quadrlles Ioiiss national airs Ethiopian
and select pieces fro the celebrated operas
and deescy Of tone which creates the greatest
In with the Bell Ringers win appear
talented voealst Miss Leslie and Mr. Harrison the former
in variety 81 popular and the latter several comic
melodies and improvitst0ry illusions Admission, q
children under 10. half price.
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WASHING.

IS NNAsHlEG MADE EAsy."-THOUSANDS HAVE
w purchased this valuable discovery, and expressed
their un-uivecal saiiacon ms IL has enabled them to
avoid the turmoil well hard rubbing and slow process
Of vashrsdsy without ary offensive material 81
Madame Beavo ~ Ann street. second aoor post-pad will
q nv the srst mail.
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HOT ELS.

CoNCHTss HALL. PATERSON. y. J.-THrs SPLEEN
v d'dns hotel is SOW opeh for summer, trasssn sad
pHru1aner haarfsrs
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afzIPPaN u.

G1NlTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY.-A
meeting Of the Stockholders of the United States Mail
ssamahp Company will he held at the Merchants Exchangs
Bsnh, in the city Of New York Saturday. June $40
1PM for the Of elcetng Eve Directors Of the
sAd Comany and to transact such other business
be necessary.
sss:sE III 5.s sSssssgs
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ID ICHMONp, VA, THEATRE FOR RENT-THE AnoYE
DARNgMs CHINESE MUsEUh, $50 BROADwAY, BE

TTALY.-Now OPEN EVERY EVENING. FOR A SHORT
season. ut Soppasi Hail. Ses Broadway Of Walker
street, the great Moving Panoramic Mirror Of Italy repre-
ting atour through that beautiful and classic land
bracing Northern. Central and Southern Italy, painted
s. b. Waugh, Esq from sketches taken by himself The
spot during long residence in that country.
evening at ooloeki Wednesday and Saturday after
at o'clock Tickets Is cents children under IL
half price.
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fNHhiSTl' = observation-disclosures HALL, NO. x79
~ broadway. between Grand and Brooms streets-Mon-
DAY, Sss thlAR every sgh until further notcs.-The
original ana veil Chrstys Ethiopian Opera Pc,
the urs established and oldest hand In the word
comprising Of tvsls. rerforMers
tion Of r. r. chsty rhes will have the honor Of giving
then original sad mimitahio entertainments night
until farther -etos Admission Is open Z.
Concert will oo,ack. aftcrpo ConoeY6
"a saturday, n AanE 4 o'clock p. M.
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AmusnmuRru.
| RuRToN's rnEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr.-BENE-

- ft Of y, j. c. BARNET, Treasurer-Wednesday eve
Ans may 29th will be payes the comedy Of PAUL PRY-
eoi5ls Hardy Mr. q. Plasidei Psnl Pry, Mr. Burton:
frsIA nards NJ Clark: Harry Stanley krs Rssse; Ms1
sryy, A's ihl srs SUBTLE Mrs. Hughes; Marian, Miss
hlitlar fhffe, Miss Chapman. To conclude with,
t,re tbs farce the THREE CUCKOOs-Coi Cranky
NJ sLorrW, captain dudley Mr. Jordan Perkyn Postle-
,hw,i sr ,nnstoni Al cranky Ns Holman; Dolly Ma
6eId kss Shspenn Dress Circle aud parauet 80 cent
FAnny I rcle n CENTS. OrehAstrn Seal cents.
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won SALE AVID TO LET.

IroR SALE CHEAP AT % WOOSTER STREET, A sU-
in teror toned, ~. octavcs russvuod Psro Forte,
rante every respect, aud kert in tune fer one year
LOR sALE-TwO LOTS on TurRD AVENUE. COR
Seventy ninth street. ~ feet inches 'front.' 100
feet deap Severtynnth street u v = vide Terms W per
cent cash ard the balance remain years ato per ceaa
This corporation property and need be enlene Tor alb
searches Apply 20 fhoma. Day - Maiden lane
Al 20 the Not Tor ssle tanarateIv. .
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,UoTTI, STAGE COACH TOR sALE.--ONE. LITTLE
Ill u,ed ipit ~ Rston, Cntert Co. rroy 70 order 70
- a. Ne Manhattan Place Resfe street. Bread
80 Yer prsisulsrs snqsirs ., Ne. l5o Brosdvay
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the Aieza7ltter Scott, in consequence oil being
obliged to stop on the way at several towns on the
river "Besides," he Observed " 1t IS rellet to
be by ones self during journey OF this knd-lor
kne,., boyy il would be ii | went with them-long
sittines over the bottle after dinner late sup
pers tedious stories and professional reminiscent
ces-I am such a favorite with them all, that
should be bored to death with their attentions"
The bell rung ont the summons TO dinner After
the cloth had been removed, il was observed that
five gentlemen remained, enjoying their wine, at
the middle Of the table. Spriggins cast wistfhl
look towards the party but did not venture move
his chair up to the place occupied by the bon uiUats.
One Of the fiye-a reuereHd- looking individual-ob
serving that gentleman fingered at the lower end
of the table, after a short whispering consultation
with his companions, sent the steward with the
compliments of the party, and request that Sprig
gins would honor them with his company and par
take of glass of wine with them. He accepted
the invitation with alacrity, and was soon the mer-
riest of the group. During the :" sitting" Sprig-
gins impaired the information that he was cOnneried
Nth the press, and that he was on a tour through
the river towns for the purpose of increasing the
circulation of one of the New Orleans papers. He
might proceed as far as st. Lonis-Bill Mdcreddy
was going to that place, and didn't know how lie
could get along in city so far west without some
friend to take care of him but he didn't see-he
didn't-how people could expect people to leave
their business oattend to other peoples business;
jim Ryder had insisted on hisgoing-Joe Field had
expressed great desire that he would go, and as
sst him to establish his projected new paper Jack
Weston had said he must go, and Oh Sol wouldn't
take no for an answer
=" So" said Capt, Converse, who had just joined
tile party, "you are very wen acquainted with
these tor-lolk, Mr.. Sprir-ns
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oiier it. He was not worse than the public who
could tolerate, and even worship him. This toler-
alton and worshipping beioken a degree Of public
decentralization, which would make US blush were
it not that it is fortunately long past. bloody
murder put end TO his wretched existence, as
well as to the charm which he had thrown over the
German nation. Viewed a crime, his murder is
the same as any other. In political point of view
it excited fears which were not easily calnned 1t
moral importance. Germany would, even had This
murder never been committed, have freed itself
from Kolzebue; bat the poetica spirit which per
yades the history of the world, loves efects,-the
strong speech OF facts,-indslible signs and SYM
bols inscribed upon centuries, as the lightning
writes upon rocks ;'-sueh sign was the terrible
end Of the bnffonn.
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Whereas, Notice has been given according to
law of The intention OF the Council of this MUM
ctpality to cause Claiborne street. to he opened from
Common street 10 Hevis street, and no opposition
thereto has been made;
BE resolred, That Claiborne street be opened
in a straight line from Common 10 the south side
of Hevia street, and on its present width al Com
mon street, and that the Attorney of this Munich
pallty be and is hereby authorized to petition the
honorable The Judge oi the Fourth District Court
for the appointment Of Commissioners of Estimate
and Assessment therefor, in conformity to the
Act of April 3D., 1889, entitled: " An Act for the
opening, laying out, and improving streets and
public places in the city Of New Orleaus, etc -
and the Act atnendatory thereof
Passed Dec. 10, 1850 J. H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Dec, 10, 1850 a. D. GROSSMAN, Mayor.
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New Dwelling on the Upper Line OF Lafayette
without reserve.
BY j. A. RZA R ID.

NATUHDAY, December q Y ocl0ckN El Al enetion
~ @ ~ Sanss Arcade, l9u Of deparre
IWu LOTS OF GROUND, beiOg aud 10 a bounded
by Chesuu flaqueine Eglh Harmony streets oser with
al ne mrryeUens thereon, Sad lois 81 ieet front
on Chesnut depth inches The innrv
Tsss comprise one story frame Dwelling built with CYPREss
LUMBER, all conenibg four
we'll ee IN M eargarden well socted with fruit trees under
good fence. ~
5000 bsanee, Payment Of f.r ls3 33
due July 49, 1851 remainder 70 and Is credit Tor no "a
bearing The property with per interest from
date o. sale Properly ig nsd Possession given on t
Is Of jar
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THE WORLD IS BRIGHT BEFORE THEE.

BY FlTZ GREEN HALLECK.
The world is bright before thee,
Its summer flowers are thine;
Its calm blue sky is o'er thee
Thy bosom virtues shrine;
And thine the sunbeam given
10 natures morning hour,
Pure, warm, as when from heaven
Ii burst on Eden's bower
There is a song of SORROW
The death-dirge of the gay
That tells, ere dawn of morrow,
These charms may fade away
That suns bright beam be shaded,
That sky be blue no more,
The summer flowers be faded,
Aud youths warm promise Ger.
Believe ii not; though lonely
Thy evening home may be,
Though beauty's bark can only
Float on a summer sea;
Though time thy bloom is stealing,
There's still beyond his art,
The wild-tlower wreath of feeling
The sunbeam Of the heart.
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No. 3055.

R6soloed, That leave Of fabsence be and is hereby
granted TO Geo T. Dunbar, Sarveyor, in accord
ance with his request, for the space of three
months, from date, with the privilege of appointing
of the District Surveyors to act Surveyor
during his absence, whose salary shall be paid by
the said Geo T. Dunbar.
Passed Dec 10, 1850. j. II. CALDWELL, President
Approved Dec. l3, 1S5l A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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official.
Ordinances and Resolutions of Second
Municipality Council.

Resolued That Messrs. Joseph Mathis and Jacob
Mehie be accepted as the securities Of William
Creppel as lessee of the ST Mary's Market for the
sum of $50 400; Messrs Jacob Mehle and Joseph
Mathis as securities of joan Baumgardner as les
see Of the Vegetable Market, for the of 2,S5D
and Messrs. Jerome Tourne and Pierre Riviere as
securities Of N. Tourne, as lessee of the POydfas
Market for the sum of S43 400
Passed Dec. 10, 1850. ]. Ii. CALDWELL, President.
ApprOYed Dec. l3 1850. a. d. CROsSMAN. Alagor.
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Choice. Common street. Lot
BY j. A. REaAKn. Anctinnaer.

GATuRDAY, December 81, 2 o'clocST be at auction
~ at Banks Arcade
The following described vaaable LOT DE- GROUND, viz.
certain Lot Of Ground, being No In the square
mon Canal Circus aud PhpPa SID measures 80 Get
10 inches CFnmun
Hts en- ta line ~ Circus apd 81 feet IL nehs on
me ue towards thippa street. and 81 width
he line The improvements comprise Old badnes
front and 81
cash; balance,
for notes be ring mortgage on the prpery weh, paid
due, 10 bear per cent per annum until paid.
Act Of sale before T. o. Stark Notary Publc expense Of
the gpurfh hHee a.a'
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~ 9O56.

ReSotUed That the " Catholic Female Orphan
Asylum" be and is hereby permitted to use the tri-
angular lot of ground in from. Of the Asylum al the
junction Of Camp and Prytania streets, as a play
ground for the children of said institution, during
the pleasure Of the Council.
ResolUed, That the Surveyor be, andis hereby
instructed to have said los Immediately enclosed by
substantial and close fence, to be made under the
direction ofthe Directress of the Asylum
Passed Dec. 10, 1850. ]. II. CALDWELL. President
Approved Dec. 10, 1850. A.D,CR0sSMAN, Mayor.
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ATURJAY, December Il, II oock-Wii sold Rt auction
MBapks arcadsby and pursuance order ii the Hon
J. Les Judge Of Second District Court of N " Orleans al
way Slso0 the Joging cribed properly belonging
eession Of George Ross deceased, viZi
TWO LOTS OF GRGUasD Euuare bounied bv Pt Peter
81 John Grassr and Perdo lots being Nos and
Each lot Is inoht5 Pedido s,re bg a
irregular depth Of IlS incles7 lines inches fire
CASH balance at and l2 nenths credit
notes bearing the property, which, paid when
due TO bear iater the Of per per uni paid
Acts Of sale before Mers. D'Ards Layton Notaiies Public
at the expense O he dtq
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No. 3O63.

Resofged, That the Mayor be and is hereby au-
thorzed and instructed to cause an election to be
held in the Sixth Ward of this Municipality at the
Engine House of Louisiana Hose Company, cor
ner of Perdido and CarondeIet streets, on Monday,
23d inst, for one Alderman fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of Samuel Shakespear, under
the Inspector and Clerks hereinafter named, and
the Inspector appointed by the Mayor and General
Council, viz: Inspector, Robert Conway Clerks,
Thomas Cripps, W. W Crane
Passed Dec 10, 1850: ]. IL. CALDWELL. President.
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ResolUed, That whereas it is for The benefit of
commerce and Of the revenue of the Municipality,
that the Commercial Alley way from ST. Charles
10 Camp street should be opened:
Be Il ResolUed, That the Council accedes to the
decision of the honorable Jndge of Fourth District
Court, as regards the contribution of the Munici-
patty towards the said allev wav
Passed Dec. 10, 1850. J. H. CALDWELL, President
Approved Dec 10, 1850. A. d, CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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Resolved, That NJ Farrell be and is hereby re-
leased from the payment of fine incurred by him
on a lot Of coal, sent to the Public Stores by the
Wharfinger, he paying charges on the same.
Passed Dec 10, 1850. ]. Fl. CALDWELL, President
Approved Dec IL, 1850. A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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SsCUs2s,
ANATOMICAL LAaV AND BOOT MAKER
CLOTHING.

Fas shi0nabIe Tailoring EstabiIshmen ents
No. I64 Camp 81 opposite che Fieranes Hogse.
New orleans.
EFNFHEE undersigned has hand and constantly in receipt
A Of large additions Of French ARD ENGss.iSH
(sI lTffS CAsSINfHslfhs and Ntss't lNtaes, OF the
finest and latest stys and best mangacuSa and well
a1ared supply his friends and the pubic with Fail and
Psds and Northern styles and very asonahe prees...
Ash. hand tiie STOCK OF CLOTHING, OF paIis
and his own manufacture. consisting as i0HOys:
Goats Of various styles and cOors, FROM o0 $50 90
Vests DO ps'tegns Snd ... Sso sd
ALso--A fine Stock of Shirts. Cravats se. 80 Terms
50 sm H. HAMBURGER. lNsrekaHt Tailor
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Succession of N. C. Hyde, -. CarrolIton Lot o
Ground.


CATURDAY January ls fs5l,, ~ sold at aue
- uonBy and pursuance
bridge judge Of the Fourth DrirI Orleans dated
December l3 s50e following described Estate belonging
TO the succession Of N q HIDE, decsased viz:
Aceuail LOT OF GROUND situated Currollun.
snriug 80 feet 'front.' use aud Washington by
Of 100 feet Said lot situated squire 6, aud designated
By the No plan drawn Thomas Pungail
November 1889 and deposd Plan No 50 in the Book Of Plans
of J B. Matks, late Notary Public.
Terms e.sh
hz- of sale Stark Notary Pubc at the ex-
pense OF the purchaser. dl6 II, Is ial6, II, IS
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No, 1862.

ResOlUed, That the Treasurer of Municipality
No. Two pay, upon the warrant of the Mayor, to
the Joint Committee on Internal Improvements, this
Muncpality's proportion of the $1,000 asked for by
said Commiilee for the purpose of making survey
OF the NewOreans and Jackson Railroad, from
New Orleans 10 the State line.
Passed Dec =, 1850. j. II. CALDWELL President.
Approved Dec. ID, 1850 A. ID, CRO5ShIAN, Mayor.
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ReSoi0ed, That The Treasurer pay to ]. Herbert
81 Co, on the warrant of the Mayor, twenty dol
lars, being amount Of fine imposed on them for
having Twenty-Five barrels wine on the Levee in
violation of tie ordinances.
Passed Dec. 10, 1850 J. ". CALDWELL. President
Approved Dec. l3, 1850. A.D.CRO&SMAN, Mayor.
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REWARDS.


TWENTY DOLLARS REV EARD-Ranaway from
4 the subscriber the l2h OF May lesI, a muaito Pa
BOY, by the of BOHke, about Y yoais Oh, G9S
built. lie had On when he let blne blanketf ~
coat and wool hat There two bald places on his az
head Oeeasioned by bgn when ehd lie has also scar
on his forehead ne feet sis inches hgh hand
kenef on MS beaf prevent descton. Whoever will
resi- said how or 1ge him in jail, and give information NJ
j. RegaTt Is CaTondeet street VII receive the above
ward. Losz 5inI hObENi hCAl4flN.
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WARE
IN HOUSE, Nos. 1I3 tragIer and 3
gsig4 streets, oppeite tie 81 ehafes Hotel, ~
serptOn always hand For sae low fo cash approved
papef.g. ALSO = Springs, Axes, Lamps, Bands, Cloths
Leather t4aee and Vanish.
So 6mdNW la. LUM s 90.
7 IME-1500 barres fresh Thomaston Meadow
- Ronk in store and landing, Tor sale by
dl9 # JOHN STROUD co, 146 Common st.
CEMENT--500 barrels Denman and Nelson Il
~ Browns R0seniAle, for sale by
dl9 II JOHN STROUD { co. 11s Common s.
PLASTER PARIS-400 bbls. WoIherspoon's
d19 L JotiG sTRoUD co. 146 Common st.
I .ONDON PoRFER-5o packages prime XXX
GA JOHN Toela. y Rsak glagsl
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M 3nel

ResoyUed That this Council accept the legacy
made by the late John McDonogh to the Mayor,
Aldermen and inhabitants of New Orleans, in the
name of Municipality No. Two, and within the
legal meaning of said legacy.
Passed Dec. 10, 1850. J. Ii. CALDWELL, President
Approved Dec. 10, 1850. A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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BOOKS STATIONERY.
.VfeaU BOOk Store.

No. sc Grayiet street.
t- JOHN BALL, Agent, receiving and opening at The
above large valuable Stock Of Law Medical Theocg
cal, School, Standard and Miscellaneous Books
ALSO largest and superior stocks OF Stationery
brought to this city, consisting in part Of
English Cap aud Letter Papers, Mole Papers
End Envelopes to matchi
Sealing Fancy Counting House aud Fancy lux Stands
Qus Pens, Ink and every article usually KEPT by
toners.
stock pier Machee Goodsls very large elegant
consisting Of
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Albums Stands Work Boxes Jewel
Gases, ETC., etc;
superior lot Of Gold Silver, Tortoise Shell MSOcco Fancy
Porte Monnaies, Gold Pens, etc.
tS His large complete, athe new
fresh having seect by MI the North d FaI ne
rnrng them that he vii sell hen Goods nj cry low prices
CSTATIONERY AND BLANK H0OKs.-vVe take
~ areat pleasure in informing former xS7yFgsg ggy
patrons and the public generally that arc {hfEg
now re6stablished al old stand 10. ~ 57t-easY
Camp street, and prenared 10 fill all o. lAltssgg
ders for STATIONERY and BLANK BDJIhS u a salts
factory Our stock being entirely new, and the
largest in the Outh. we offer complete assortment to those
CoRsoN 81 ARMSTRONG, stationera,
olo om 81 Camp stceet.
A,TATIUNERY - CORsON & ARMSTRONG, 50
ing good and seryioeabe STATIONERY and BLANK
BOOKS 10 ieT large. complete and entirely new stock
WIN they lilel reasonable terms. Their BlNDERY
and PRINTING OFFICE being located in the build.
ing they enabled 70 give their special attention all
orders in their line....To stock o PAPERS ask
CoRsoN 81 ARMSTRONG, staioners.
OiO 6m So Camp street.
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ReSotUcd, That the Treasurer be- and is hereby,
authorized to have discounted such an amount of
the market notes SIS may be necessary TO meet the
demands on the Treasury.
Passed Dec 10, 1850, j. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Dec IL, 1850. A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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EDUCATION.
TEAoHRn OF music.

.Nsfs TEAoHER OF MUSIC. ANS
&ss ES-MRs. NJ -CAMPBeLT, Teaehsr Of Aiu- lss3Tz3t
SZ SIC on tisno fofe and Guiir receives papta
"a at her res denee No. s2J Be- III
de her lessons. she her
The ienea 4 Mneie.rlc IS fr tElv ieszass nss yos
HIGH SCHOOL, corner of Constance and Race
SIS. /, by Rev. ALEXANDER CAtHBELI. ps3 "
CarrOIIton Episcopal Female Seminary
1--WE ard 80 yidi heyend TIE
IT Of the N. o and carrolton Rsifc5ih
REvD ELlJAH GUoN. Rector ard Panepei Of tbs Engia
REv'D CHAs Il. WILLIAMSON, Prfneipal Of The Fressh
MAS CLARA D. NJ. euloE, Priaeiral the au.esl ne
'rhe RI REv,D LEoNIDAs POLK D. D. VIII sz.qescio,
FlaFsl saPervsen et the general aais Of the
nary.
Of eonpe Chran viii be opened
reception If boarding pupla MONDAY Novsber 4h teQ,
issant Mansion the
House. and recently the fiianse Of Dr. J. L. Rdd pssa-
bank Of the hissssp river, Otans
nj hours the Rafusf.
The iot 5o. Tuition EnHiish, French and vsc
Muae a waning u Sioo 81 Instrumental
huair, INC hte q Instruments $40 per Drs SIS
per Term Ni furnish hsis Sheets csses ~
nupka spoons ana rs The tnar TsqHiEiies Ni ~
Tiabig in advance.
~ vista The rnps be re.nete 70 sher pareats snI
Tnarin and others authorized BY them Saturday, p NJ.
fur the reeeptinn Visoes. Sunday
Rftrsassf fng ashoR and Csry Prseilses EpoSnsl
e. lssa. sesi ~
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DANCING ACADEMIES
DANCING ACADEMY, Y

M r. p. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
ISI and GeneuieG Of SesOTesns tsat his Dancing AZ
Academy viii be opened MONDAY next e. AZ s7ss
N5fN No caronseiet sreet, bstSssn Common aud
@ ~ Canal streets, wars he will teach ali the Ef4'k
u flahonsbie Dances vogue, neh foiJsing
~ French QHadri1es.
False Deur Temps, Polka Mazoarka.
False Trois Temps. German Polka Waftz,
Polka aa SaLoR, La RedouG,
The Sco5ttsh Polka.
Mr. Wll teach these fashionable ladeS and gentle
men ia courze oi Gfteen lessons
10 Private Glasses for ladies and gentlemen from O'Clock
every day.
No Glass for Children from O'Clock TN dark on MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS.
ns- cla's for gentlemen haifpast TIL TO- every night
NevDs3eaus. Nov g le50. ~ 5nt o. In w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20
No. 1904.

Resoi0ed, That the Surveyor be and is hereby
authorized to employ, with the approval of the Corn
mittee on Streets and Landings competent me-
chanic to suPerintend the building of the wharves
now in progress of construction who shall receive
compensation not exceeding three dollars per
day.
Passed Dec. 10, 1850, J. II. CALDWELL. President.
Approved Dec. IL, 1850, A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor.