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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Robbery at the Lake.-An individual calling
himself Dennis Dorsey arrested at the Lake
end of the Pontchartran Railroad at o'clock yes
terday morning, on the charge OF robbing Mrs.
paper The arrest made by officers Busby
and Jacobs, the former well known as :" Old Dam"
the efficient I'd Lieutenant of the Second Munich
patty police. Dorsey sent to the Parish
Prison to await an examination. We understand
that Mr.. Dorsey was also suspected of having cut
the side pocket of a gentemans coat at the same
place, and made good haul by the operation, but
for this we cannot vOuch
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Tile Place Although we have already
alluded to the subject, we cannot refrain from men
tioning the Improvements which are going on
around the Place dArn.es. The beautiful rows of
buildings which have been erected the North
and South sides of the square, alike, highly
creditable to Madame ePonalban, the enterprising
lady who owns the property, and to Mr. Stewart,
the builder. The old Ca5ihlg, or Municipal Hall,
is being greatly improved in appearance, and the
Square itself is to be much beautifed. When the
Cathedral is completed, the view from the river
will be fine one, and the Place dArmes one Of
the most beautiful places in town.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Chargc Of Forgery.-A well known citizen re-
siding within the limits of the Third Municipality,
was arrested yesterday morning by the First Mu-
nicipaty police charge OF forgery, brought
against him by Michael Gernon. As no investi-
CATION has taken place, and none of the particulars
have transpred, we withhold the name OF the
accmsel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

BELIZE, H,QSDURAa;1aPers er Eleanor: 10 els rope,
corn, 10 do coffee, u gks rice, 10 bXs cheese, etc.
SlSAl -Per ser Two Frend5 1910 sacks corn, % kegs
butter. box seeds.
pENsACOLA-Perg eLr Sarah ELzabeth: ballast.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

ASSAULT ih HtentLo KH-James Gallagher was
yesterday examined before acting Recorder Hale
on the charge of assaultng and beating Caroline
Woods, with the intention of killing her. A black
eye and bruised face were introduced as Witness
es. and the accused was returned before the First
District CnurL for trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Feeordey GeHois Court.-It requires but few
words 10 sum up the proceedings of this Court
peace were called to answer in The ,norn;ng and
they were disposed Of in the usual manner, Dor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

A Case Of Shyfs.-Calheriue, free woman Of
color, was yesterday morning arraigned before Re-
cordsr Hale, on charge brought against her by
c. Kean, No IS St Paul street, Of stealing lot of
sli-- chemises and wash towels, worth about S1s.
Catherine denies the soft impeachment altogether,
and she il to be bronghtup for examination today
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

~ Tbs ONLY Lsy0t f1T the Sale Of DiLLEYS ORIGINAL
s7a ONLY GEWyiNE MAGICAL ram EXTRA CTOEl 10 a.
R5 ii Charfrss s'rTs' M ~
r. l. O. %. F.-HuWARD LODGE No. Sg--.lsa
I3-Mgejs every THURSDAY Evening" in Ga. sS 49, Il
Grand Lodge HILL OF chUuTeula and Eoygt We sEE
drea streets, at 7 O'Clock, tFssSSassS' -
CE1frs Tor tts Frltfs' isr7R:
j. +. ALLISON -..,,,,,,N. a. N. p RIGS Sacy
j.. SAMPSON g. T. w, DEi E5NLtNlEk..P
q. B. NB.ICE!. Treasurer. las
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ton Of them being discharged, and the balance
sent TO the Workho1se.r Two men were fined for
lighting, and several others were held to bail to
appear on charges Of assault and battery Henry
Foster was arraigned on the charge Of robbing the
house Of Louis Seneca in Condo street. (which case
we mentioned yesterday) and was committed to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
United States Sales .......... United States Sales.
BY p. ID. TAYLOR.

UGTCt . TfdNIfF STTfff.
W order Of Lieut. Cot T. F. Hunt Deputy QuaEtsrmaatsr Cen
eral U S.A.--
Tie T. Iron Steamer DE ROsETTE. Is sDs now the
Government Whs Third M1cc patty, together with hsr Ma
chineryt FURNITURE, etc
t The Inventory which complete, may at the Quar-
etmas,ar's Office
nurL.- ..L .
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Per steamship Portland, from GaVesou-Nir Oliver and
lady. Mis- COChranS MeEr \ SlUer Johnston, George,
RarnU, LarOJ lhpus, SJgpe, Patterson, Moody, Ira.
Cy, MyeIs, Na'tgTs-aLd D on deck
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Imports


BoSTON-per ship Emily Taylor; Assorted mdse;
PENSACOLA -PeE schr Sarah Elizabeth: IOOJO II lun-
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Capital and Assets, S4OOOOO.
Profits liied among doing business with the Company
OFFICE No. 80 CAMP STREET.
Fire River and Marine Insurance at tie rates Of
Losses aid either in this city NewYork the will insured.
References In NewOrleRns:
GEORGE FOSTER Co. N. II. BRIGHAM. Esq.
Y. II. DUDLEY, Esq. BERNARD FALLON, Esq,
R Z. CAMMACK, Esq. AARON COHEN, Esq.
>. &. BELL Cash'T Canal Blk. BELL 4 STEBRINs,
Il. J. HART & Co. LEyERICH II Co.
j. CORNING 4 Co. MAUNsEL WHITE s. Co.
COWAN, DYRERS u SPALDING PARADISE LAwRAsON & Co.
au22 Zip tsl 5m3dp JAMES II. SUYDAM, Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Tie New Municipal HaH-All the material for
The completion Of the porticO Of the New Munici.
pal Hall, We believe, has arrived, and the work is
in rapid progress This splendid edifce will soon
be finished and when it is, It will be one Of the
most beautiful and substantial buildings in the
Southern country The Odd Fellows Hall, on the
opposite side Of lafayette Square, is rapidly going
up, and il is % be a larBe and splendid structure
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

4 UCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, hrs removed
n To no IS street he viii patul aeuti1J
the sale Of Real Este stoks CuTgoes, Damaged Cotton, ouIt'
ho!d Furniture Slaves etc r1yl I'm
: EWis FLORANCE, Commissioned .4Uct,oles q
- fee No. , Grqvirr ST.. r!H attend usual, ala
his UaTtCnlaF attention TO the Read Estate, Stocks
DamGgg tLolr P0rtWardens House ..' f1rHuTe Sayes
etc. will also advances MeTcnanIsG p.gs bis
b.Ut7 usvs
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


CIoRred Yesterday,
Br schr EeanJr Say, Belize Honduras Babcock Fenne
SSchr Two Friends, Eimons, Sisa = Fernandez
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Webb Pensacola, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Portland, Boner from IaVaca and Galveston
I'd inst, to Harris & h1organ-2d my. .
$ steamer Fashion, hlcliaker from Tampa Bay LIST inst
to U Z q aTtsTmGster.
Ship Emily Taylor, Hardy, from Boston, via Key West to
Geo FOster-2d my.
5clr Sarah Elizabeth, Webb 2 days from Pensacola, to
maser-Besin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Philip Pennywit, Apologize. from Louisville.
b ID White, Brudy, from AtChalaayN,
Pacific, Fithan, from st Bou!..
Patrick Henry, LandTy, from Baton Rouge.
Dove, Box, from Louisville.
MundiLna, Dlmitry, from POntea a-haChe
st James, HYDE from Donaldsnnyie.
Fashion, Martin. from the Coast,
Duck River, Clark from A Alexandria.
Tulalatchee, Wiley, from Louisville
Towboat Mississippi Phillips, from the Passes-owed down
aud To the LIST inst ships Granada and Austerz-
brought up ship Emily Taylor
BELOW-COMIN0 UP.
Ship SOuthener, from New ork,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Per ship Emily Taylor from Bosiou-Hlartin, Owen &co-
n Il brsbam-U + Bgdleoke &co-ken DN &co-
SHARK Day Siauiter-Tr0lsgTOs &co--Pgkct', Perkins
GOV aiers HcO-Peet y Slmms-ShuZ < Halden-Dyas
Gc0-J X shaw &cO-huckucr& SanOn-J GandOltO 6IcO
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FEyiIE undersigned will continue he business of the late
firm at the place. under the style and firm Of
MOS rs CIR EENWOOD u co. for his own account
Mr.. ADAMS, my late partner. will be with me during the
Ee;sOn MOSES GREENWOOD X co.
~ I0i H. w (irayleT street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

1-.lg& ~ a regular meeting ot tHs CLUB viii be held
/ >IFS,e az Mauuuu-rg'E HOTEL Eaas Christian, SAT
! .f6R\SNSA UHDAN EFENIrh SEPT Z a, o'clock.
GS-zZE w Nc This sixth REGATTA OF the season
will gCI OF Pass Christian uI MONDAY, pit
-Iiing their N4Eh mast address the Segfe-
~ seal pTuG to tie Club meeting sat Td4yt Sept =
Fu3I JAS o. NIXON, Secretary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

cams, EreckIes, Sunburn, and Oil Erup-
ti0ns OF the Skin
G May be Pseiy aud P@!9ey removed ~ 'e use Of The
Cos indispensable rcqu.e every lsdy's toilet
uIau Skin and Complexion perfectly magical For
tale, pTiGe 10 cents per bu.ue, GUiUNS,
corner St Charles aGd Canal stress
Importer neFancy Articles Perums aud Sporting Articles
u This Lotion ullays all irritation ocousonaa by the bite 0.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

1 RisSBLIIIUN.-The C0parneIshlp heretofore exist.
~ ing between J. j. Il G. w. ANDREWS is this day
dissolved. J. J, ANDREWS having purchR ed he interest
Of e. w Andrews will continue the DRY GOODS bust.
his own account corner Julia and 81. Charles
sire sts... New Orleans, August ~ 1850. -
J. J. ANDREWS.
an25 I'm q. w. ANDREWS S.
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Oaico OF the Crescent Mutual Insurance I

Profits 10 lie So5U5 Il
The Company further report that they had the date OF
the 18th inst, being the close of their fiscal year the follow
ing assets, viz:
In Bonds Mortgages unncuobered improved Real Estate
In the Parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson worth double the
loaned hertOn S5sIsUO W
hhIs ~ 81
Due for Pr5ulH and in Of 7125 A
CGsi o5J5U Al
Total $3.50 co. SO
The Trustees have this day declared dividend of thirty.
three and 0Reird per the earned premiums OF
The past year. payable scrip and after the second Mon
day in August next.
The Company would also give notice that they have
commenced writing LIFE RISE KS and hereafter will continue
to make LIFE, FIRE MARINE AND RIVER ASSURANCES.
They offer this community all the advantages Of a home
institution, whose profits invested in their midst and the
security of a real and substantial capital Of Three Hun
dred and Sixty Thousand Dollars.
4 pr,-;l--.t
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= :: =" : 49, 49,; . y

"a NICARAGUA ROUTE FOR CAIIFOR-
go nIA1zThe fine and very fast SAILING schooner
1@S~ HO5lE, Capt. Benson, chartered Tor This voyage
10 pTecee the Thorn vii leave for Sau Juan, Nicaragua,
on Monday the 18TH instant
From San Juan Realo the Pacific, the IS by
the river San Juan and Lake Nicaragua with about iwslve
miles Of land carriage, and all Though exceedingly inter.
esting and healthy country. RealIO port OF considerable
note tie Pacific, which there opp
OF reaching San rT4ucscO by sailing vessels This route 10
about IU miles so than any operation, San Juan
being 400 miles .s SIDE OF Ghagres and Realo only go
mules above Panama. freight nassaEe apply
WILLIAM J. DEWEY, 81 Gravier street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

IT, Ia Red River Packet DUCK RIVER-FOr
,s4ssagSs4$ Alexandra, Grand Ecore and Shreveport
aisssz5y44k The welknown and lst-runnning steamer
DUCK RIVER, J. ID. CLARK, master, is receiving
freight and will leave as aboye on SATURDAY, the 7th
Instant at O'CLOCK p NJ. For freight passage, apply
on board foot OF Cusgmhouse street. or to
, Il. b. SMITH, 81 Magazine street.
r s. The steamer Duck River will run IN connection
WITH The hight drapgh steamer Jim Gmer and will meet her
=
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

~ \, NCFnler Monday Packet eIenmsT
LEskSkksIS lONNDEB, Jr. For Princeton, Lake
s5.lsSs Providence, MnlIken's Beni, yeEs6grs,
Maren.on, New Carthage, rand Cuff Rodney Nacbez.
The elegant and swift running passenger steamer
LoWNDEs, IR, jerks, master, win positively e4ye ioi
the shove and all inermeate landings, MONDA Y, The
9Th SepembeTu O'Clock M. For freight pasage,appW
OH board, loot vi OustomhOuse street, oTt0
T. y. SMITH, 90 Magazine st.
T. {. The steamer LOwudes, J has taken The place 81
tine steamer Montgomery, and will continue m the uaus
throughout The spring and summer E $50, the steamer
.Owndes JF running in connection with the steamer Ann
Lancaster AID will take reish for YazOO River at the Gus.
tOmaTy rates. %
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IL, NlGAEAGGA ROUTE FOR GALlEDR-
ANhIA MA - The well known fast saiing clipper
ss-ssA~ THORN, Capt. Intn Lewis wi leave for "a \
JUAN, Nicaragua, unavoidable accidents excerted, the
ist of September next.
From san Juan Reajo on the Pacific he route By
the san juan and Lake NcaI4 us wi twelve niez
3f land carriage, and al through missesng and o ty
healthy country iseaJ0 is port OF TIE EIelfC
al which there constant opportunities OF Feucin San
Fraact by selling vessels. This is about
miles shorter than any otner in 0peaon. The Thorn
in tne order and will sail puhctuaY advertised, provided
a sufficient number Of PASSENGER ofes.
Passage SIS and found. Eor tickets apply the Office
Of the Agent,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

To the hon tie G s O. oT noe, ptlir,s- r,b.
louisiana =" journal; Editors Of the New Orleans
NJ, MUssoN, P. NJ
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WANTED.

NATANTED-A Man thoroughly compe--
,art to tase charge Of large wholesale and tetl
Carpet To- one 2pi%g go.gpa nd g SfPo o5m
toll 2 u POsL.OtlCt ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


-, To the Public-Ata meeting Of The Dry Goods
S5ti Instant the following Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted: ,;a,.
Hiereas Various attempts have been made al dlneren,
,e10ds 10 bring about the early closing OF me stores ao
here as lhese attempts have ever ProTed aoOflYe o '
van, OF unanuity and cooperation thereioIe-c ~, ,,
RfsOtr4d That this ne euug recopn1lug tic Ia, , -,
evils resulting from long confinement aud pros,9o',
cation 10 busiuess greHl and nnq!esiiopaU7 ,;i
xp,dien 10 enter into arrange inent by "uon '1
may befemedied. ~, =, ~, ,,i,t r,eka
M, 20 as to enable adesnen 10 Clgse 'el
of.s nj even O'clock every evening, st y" reg ma
his chance can only be brought about by gradual ana pro-
grcesiye steps . -,a-,,,,a,, A.
,srgentnt OF the early closing movement tHs meeting
nedpeg Itself TO adopt the following plan oi operation w
Tbs an Monday the second day Of December next ne
go nv Goods Stores of Brooklyn he closed al seven
o,cinrk md continue TO closed al The ra1e hour every
rn6 ISaturdav evenings and evenings previous 10 ho-
DAYS ued until the lst Gay OF April l83l aud al elght
O;ce ck rom that date until the LIST day OF November 1901
Rslred That while this meeting II most hn&ons ana
lenry dfeiroas all the Brooklyn merchants shohd TAU
into 10 above affap cement yet II WISHES me fuDc us
,nrly ~ understand that purpose 10 carry Out u
iorulIy depending upon The pubic 20 Oh counter As
aid discontinue evening shopping, 80 Us 70 render night
lrsdIug Unprnfiabe
Re, he'd Tint this meeting coiucdin9 with the clerks N
tIr efforts TO bring about abru cement IN Inc hours 81
busjurss sua highly approving the means by w'ct they
se.k 10 accomplish the chang desire TO express our APP
probation Of their oblectand procee'lngs
II. F. MoRGAS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

pOARD-And FURNISHED ROOMS
1SWANTED IMMEDIATELY. in Private Family
preferred for Gentleman hs Wife and two children,
two ard i've years old Terms must be reasonable Adj
dress Banner Tribune office for two days, n28 It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28
A Sple ndd New Years Present
[ q, . Z -

A Spls ndld New Years Present.
GODEY'S JANUARY NO. of La
0gDYs BOOK. 1s5L--LITERARY AND PIcToRIAL.-
100000 SUBSCRIBERS
4 MATCHLLSS hottie whole world oil art has been
thoroughly searched make this No. the unnpproacha
berand il is Offered to The public in full confidence that
lis equal cannot he found in the world.
Among the embellishments are the following original de-
@1THE CONSTANT designed by Gilbert, expressly
viii be published the March No tcontans besides the
principal engraving four tableauv Going Church."
THE FOUR ERAS OF LIFE
Designed by Croome, expressly 10 Cooley Four perfect
pictures in one Baptism" The Holy Communion
nMarrage." - Death"
THE SYLPHs OF TIE SEASONS"
Designed by CrooDe, expressly for Cooley and most
beautifully printed in coors by stevens. Four female
feures-representng Spring" with its flowers" Sum
mer reclining in shady arbor Autumn with its fruits
: '-''l' An Z EEN 1T i%f NEW COVER.
Designed by Croome, and engraved by Duyal,
DOUBLE FASHION PLATE.
Designed by Peters expressly for Cooley The first scene
represents an interior Three female figures and children
receiving Christmas presens-a beautiful scene. The Sc
cord scene contains Two female figures and Selghing
Partywh view of the Philadelphia State House, the
0ai'1 TIE DEcLARATIoN OF INDEPENDENCE
signed The whole is most deliberately colored and
contains correct views OF the Fashions
AN EMBLAMATIC TITLE PAGE,
Containing ffiy figures Of the Fashions Also
NEW YEARS DAY IN FRANCE.
Among other varieties in the Ladys Departments some
'''-ls CHENILLE WORK.
Wood engrayings of The latest fashion; Illustration OF
story by s Arthur Costumes of all nations Caps Capes
Chemisctes sc. In point OF fact il is
TRIUMPHANT NUMBER,
and we expect sell than oobOocope The engraY
pas are far superior 10 any that have yet appeared IN any
annual and ia offered TO the public as proud memento
" TRIUMPH OF AMERICAN ARTS.
The reading matter usual by the most highly glted
American wriers
Single Nos % cents-iye copies will be sent on receipt
OF 81 One copy year, 80; two copies one year OF
one COPY two pears So FIVE copies year or one copy
five years, slo ten copies one year go and an extra
n{72n L. A. Cooley, ll3 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia
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BOARDING.

pOARDING.-To LET, Front PAR
16LoR on he Second Floor, with without BOARD
furnished unfurnishedl a. q B4yard-sL fa" doors
East Of The Bcwey House rsplete with m1dern inproTe-
men Cold snd BOT baths. SC sc. ne -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

" Catholic Institute.-The second Lecture OF me
couse now being given before the Catholic Institute VIII
be delivered hi the Siuyvesant Institute $50 Broadway on
FRIDAY evening" the 10Th inst at q oeock by dsoEGS
Ii AuEs ESD. OF Baltimore, Sublecs; Queen Mar and
Que, Elizabeth Proceeds OF The Lecture Will be gwen
to ht House OF Mercy III Housion-st Tickets = Gus may
from The Secretary f. COIANS, l31 Crosbyst
NorE- The succeeding Lectures of The Course wl be
nonnced n28 p"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

BOARD WANTED-By a Gentleman,
1Dhis Wife and Daughter in ffstrate BOARDING
HOUSE or genteel Private Family, where the comforts
of a home can be enjoyed. Address H. R. w at TINS
Office M 2tv
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DRY GOODS.
COATS'S SPOOL COTTON.-Notice.

CALICO PRINTERS BLANKETS,
~ Tapping and Sieve Cloth Type Printers ard Engravers
Blankets, Roller, Cesyer and jacket Cloths fer sale by
myu c. B. LIE BARON, IS Pinest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

To- Those who Prize Fine Head of Hair,
those who by Cereessness, have suffered It's partial
loss should the ceehraeo Hyperion Fluid, invented
by M. BoCLE Z77 Westinghouse Boston. II has re-
Ceiyed worldwide reputation forits preservatiye pro-
ductiye aud beauty ing effects Il is sine qua non in the
list Of toilet articles
Sold by The inventor, WILLIAM BOGLE, III Washing
ton.s Boston, also, by A. b X D. Sands 100 Fnlton.st
Rushton. Clark Il Co. no aud 27S Broadway, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

NEW BEDFORD STEAM MILLS
NCOTTONS-Soo packages, comprising the different
quaiiies beached and unbeHched made by the ~ B. NJ
Co for sale by NESMIrH Il co.
MI 80 and 81 Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

MANKEENS-50 cases in 10 yard pieces,
' for sale by NESMITH & CO
n2Iu 80 and 81 PIne-st-
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r & |. COX respectfully inform their

r & |. COX respectfully inform their
~ friends and the public that they have REMOVED
from Is Maiden.lane their NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
349 BROADWAY, corner of Leonard-st and viii open
on Monday 25th exhibit for sale, splendid
1ety Of GAS FIXTURES, French, English and Amert'
can ada pied to the various styles Ancient and Modern
Ornament which will be putup in superior and elegant
manner and warranted in every respect
Also, SILVER WARE, in all its branches Of rch and
unique patterns; MANTEL CLOCKS, CANDELABRAS
LANTERNS, SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM PLA
TED WARES, CUTLERY, JAPANNERY, SUPERB
FLOWER VASES, and FIGURES OF PARIAN MAR
BLE&c ms lwis"
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TRAND vocal ANO INsTUMEN-

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT
" TAI CONCERT -FERDfNASb rHr, - ~ NJ
TOR Pianist from Vienna, has the honor To- iof ~ ~
lie that his first Concern viii take Place AZ TRJpIFs
li,ted by Signop TRUFFl BENEDETTI Prios oa, 1s
al The Asor-piace 0pera House: Madame LOUISA noe,
TOR Pianist, sDd tie eminent Violin VIInloso ?. 6RiE.
BEL, Concert Master from Berlin.
PROGRAMME.
PART I.
l. Grand Duo for two Piano Forces FROM Donna de Lsgo"
composed by Hsrz. executed by FeFd Edward and
Grand Az for Soprsuo rom Don Jusn," by Mozart,
executed by Sigpora Truff Benedstli.
5 Grand Fantasia from SoMnauloUls for PaGo. COM
posed and sxecuteo by +. + Doctor.
1. Fant2sia-Varattous f1r Nolia--on Themes from
Beilni. composed BY AtOs, executed by Ferd.
) Cavsna. from Psrlsna for soprano by Donzeh, ex-
ecgged oy Seuera TFuh BeueGeuL
PART IL
Meyeroeer's Propheie arranged for two Pianos by +
b Doctor and executed by himself and Astsne
Louisa Doctor.
7. aChansoRd Amour, TOY Piano, composed ard eS-
bGrand Polka de Concert ecued by +. Z. Doctor,
s. Fantasia Variations, from Nations, Air Yankee Doc
dle' Ter N9in, composed by Henn VieuSsemps, eS-
g. dSoHyepir d iale- Grand Eude de Concert for Piano
composed by Charles Mayer and executed by F, Z.
baFly, Brd, ay"-caprce for Piano. composed by r.
Wllmerss executed by + E Doaor
ecuted by Signora TutH BenedetIi
H. Wedding March. from Meudeissohn's Midsummer
Nights Dream, Transcription for Piano, by F. E,
Doors open at o'clock Tocommeuce at precisely.
Tickets city cents to a parts OF that splendid Hall ars
TO be had at the principal Music Stores aud Hotels and
Schuberh Co.'S European Music Depd, 81 Broadway,
opposite the PARK and City Hall
PS.-The above compositions Of Charles Mayer Men
delssohn, Aeyerbeer Nimers NeuNemps, &c are to DO
had al depot and the other pieces viii be published IN
short time by SGHUBERTH y co. European Music
Depot, 257 Broadway n& ru,Th,F&S*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

RI A Cnrti.-Empire Engine Co. No AZ, return their
sincere thanks 10 Mr. Henry Snyder for the liberal sup
ply of rereshmens furnished them at the fire in South
Wiliam.st. the y h inst
R CORNELL WHITE, Foreman.
JlA q III Own Sew n23 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

Ee- The Association for the Reiiefof Respect
able aged Iudigent Females viii hold their VmrtyseNenth
Anniversary AT the Asylum in Twenueh,st between the
Second Third Avenues, Thursday the 5lh instant
at IL O'clock when the annual report will be read and an
sddrese delivered friendly the cause are respectfully
invited litumd. M-o II