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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-28

CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES
Let it be remembered that BrandretAs Vegetable Uni
UerSal Pills have been before the citizens of the
United States for nearly six years. and used by hun
dreds Of thousands They so well known that it
need scarcely be mentioned that they are Purpatiye
Medicine SO Justly balanced" that the experience
OF century, has proved that they may be taken
in any dose, according to Natures regirements,-
and this rule refers to both and all ages They
have been used in every variety of arrangements Of
the human body, and yet, when properly used, new
er failed to restore to health except in those cases
where nature was exhausted before the pills were
commenced with.
Experience has taught that Brandreths Vegetable
Universal Pills remove a corrupt humors from the
body in an easy, safe and eecual manner; producing
no effect but what will finally conduce to the perfect
publication of the Blood, and thereby cure the disease
whatever name it may be Called and give perfect
health to the whole system.
M. BRANCH, Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent
NO. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York prices. ielI
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-28
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
State Stock per cts.--par value $lO0-held at lo5
Small sales.
Corporation per cents-par value $lO0-last sales
100.
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State, par.
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $lo0-last sales
$l07i.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value Sloo-sales at
104 l-2 to l05
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $70-sales at $751;
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value $l00-no recent sales.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value $40
$29aa30.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock-par value. $l0o-$90 ofered-$95 asked.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
OF Debt-par value $lOO-$95 offered-none to be had.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock--par value
Sl0O-last sales at $43. Some are asking higher
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, June II I5oU.
BEEF-Scale aoeight-$3 to 50, article scarce and in
demand
estimated
HoGs-nett per cwt. S. so to &c. Supply on hand
moderate. JACOB SHOOK
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-28
Republicanism in France.

The electoral Bll,' after undergoing long
discussion, has finally passed the Assembly. 1t
is computed that it will exclude at least one-hGA
of those who have the right TO vote 1ruer the con-
stitution, from thaeprivege. The Nat1onaI re-
Gently estimated the number of voters at $500 00O
The bill proposes to limit the right of suffrage to
the taxpayers; and the tax-paying voters are reck
oned to number 100000. We suppose there
is no shadow of constitutional authority for such
law; but it is evident that Louis Napoleon d''s
not think that matter of any important
A Paris correspondent of the n l. oomlher
cial Advertiser, writing June the 9th, says;
majority OF nearly two hundred voted the electo-
raj bill last Saturday The vote stood 1873 to 24l The
minority is composed as follows:
Cavalgnac party. 81
Legitimists and others, deserters from majority "a
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-28

Hon. H. S. FoorE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05
First MunicipaIity Council.


This body met last evening" with Recorder Genos in the
chair and nine members present The reading Of the minutes
Of the preyiops meeting dispensed with.
AZ the term Of service OF the present Council Will expire
before the time for the regular meeting, and several
important hayeto be acted previously to that time
resolved that the meeting of the Council take place
Saturday, the 18th inst -
message from the Mayor enclosing several commnica-
tons addressed him, received and read. The first
from R. Preaux ESQ., Attorney for the Municipality stated
that the Mayor had refused give security the appeal
bond in the Of TournieT The Municipality and
that seourity was be furnished Immediately. Mr. Duncan
1a,ed lat he had already furnished the security himself On
snoon Of Mr. Fabre; his approved and himself
thanked by the Council The second communication for
varied By the Mayor was from Mr. Philip Whitman,
tractor for repairing and cleaning the Streets stating that he
Intended throwing up his contract the 4th Of March.
on this question: It stated that the Municipality owed
M Mi , $500 e ihersS5oys 1T was hard to Say
contract, Mr. Willmag accused of not fulfilling the
duties Of h contract on notion the papers were sent be
tore the Judiciary COEee m conjunction with the Alton
9ey ct the Municipality with instructions to report on
letter from Mr. Thomas Bell was laid on the table, sub
x second ressnge was received from the Mayor Ii en-
H daeo Of udee MeaeS S n he aine case IN Se
the Municipality defendant, and giving summary
gsnennn perfectly cOnvesant with the case be appoeG
ye defend The Municipality when the appeal taken BY Mrs
aines, shall for trial before the Supreme Court
Washingtou The subject was referred to the Judeiari
letter from MIR. Claude Tournier referred TO th
The Mayor also forwarded an ordinance passed by th
enera Council concerning runners orsaoT boarding houses
An amendment adopted authorizing the Recorder 10 Civ
the necessary orders The Police the regulations Of tn
ordinance enforced The ordinance was then adopted as on
oil the Municipality.
The Mayor enclosed communication from Mr., Pfeanx
stating that had been decided against the MUNICIPAL ~
IN which il was called in warranty for payment OF brio
paving aedsed % be due By the Canal alton Com
appeal. The Council adjourned to the 18th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05
MAYO's MUSIC STORE,

Cs7'hF SI hree doors from Canal ST., NcIo Orleans
THE undersigned desires respectfully to inform the public
- thai they can always find at his MUSIC -
STOkE a choice and large assortment of - Z ~
flANO FOKT Els, at very reasonabefF n RI ~ III
prices and on accommodating terms. Amongu ~ VI "
them are Piano Forte made by the old and celebrated Manu-
actnfes GILBERT &CO, of rich tome and finished beau.
nuly IN Rosewood Black Walnut and Mahogany with Iron
ner Also, the Justly celebrated ROLIAN PIANO
FOX Els, which for sweetness of tone have not been
euaeu They are particularly suited country as the
A5oian does not require tuning for year..
| Inc New improvement IN Piano EOres, the Patent vi.
RBATING OVERBRIDGE also for sale at this establishment
This Improvement gives peculiar mness and hrancy to Inc
treble, adds TO The durability and strength of the Piano. and
renders capable OF remaining much longer tune han
those in ordinary
NY + NJ is Agent for HENRI lERz' S celebrated CIR AMI
fIaNoS aud FiANlNOS, made in Paris For power and
sweetness OF tone they stanG pPesmiReRf
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale at FINN o aO T.,
S<SO each, and taken in part payment for new ones.
GATCHCARr'S MEfODEON. This beautiful toned
WIND Instrument for Village Churches, Lodges Sereuading
Pales and the private practice OF Oraans pose see
oteresl at $50 each '> w
Orders from the country for FLUTES Guitars Cgorine,s
EfageieAs, Palms pi0iQacelios, Strings and lfsica
HerohaRdSe eueyB description, will be promptly ecuted
at reasonable pHee Bands supplied with Bras Instrument
and Band Muse.
HAHS, Double and Single Action, on hand and mad,
| oorler, to suit the tasee of purchasers.
NRJSlCThe largest Catalogue in the South The Stocl
is accumulation OF over 20 year, aml il are nar OF
| and beautiful pieces of pHnt. =
| NEW MI SIC received by every arrival from the North
and by the tore steamships Original hEc pubse a.,
week - siie store. Native Compositions solcited
BY addressing the undersigned, Catalogues Of Music
| he sent part of the State.
| PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED. Music Bound.
o2a ltdemW WIN. 7. MAYO. Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

LAFAYETTE, Monday Evening March 4, 1850.
Arrived to-day per Amaran,h, q Beevesi per
Gen Lafayette 10 Beeve IA Calves, Is Pigs 10 Sheep,
Horses and Mules per Chancellor Is Beeves Cows and
q Calves.
Prices;- Beef Cattle, 81 gee % 70 net Hogs, &c
W b net; SHEEP. 81 rs a rs " head Mulch Cors.
500 $50 " head 1; CatGcs, 5j&@6l4c % ID net.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05
HOLLYWOOD HOUSE.
Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay, Ten Miles South
Has of The (itN.

FINHIS establishment undergoing alter lf7f
atoms and important improvements which VIII be
completed By the 18TH Of April and vii then bsllsfs
oycs thirty single rooms for geRlemen. and the tany
apartments Rp rendered comfortable than Last yess
1he Skerer Rafhf, well The SQif Water, viii 6r IN
eempss origy Tbs prupfetrf having resolved t ssi
patronage, f which s truly EI1i11 hops sun rIealrI
humesi WI Psks him va ihe ueE ,asa ~
~ Eka : Isss MIE ial 6Sa9hl F.p..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE 2so57 30" N-LoSorrUDr 500 Win Time, Ga.


sBP May oySf ehf sy New York q &c
f 81 zs?FR ssa s fo Ss T E9l Wm BIls e
H Ras iS,dsB s. ES So
se s Nav FioweT 8eS,Per New York. H. y Baxter
se d A%5a AH Ms sf% Rdss e. R Gc
s sR Sf a5 E fsIs h fasasa M assF
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Portland, e Bogert, from Brazos Santiago,
Ship Amaranth Bis IS days from Liverpool, j. P.Wh
Bari, sarpaae Yates, ii days from Charleston to $. L. &
Brig Gezarins Graves 49 days from Rio de JaneO to Geo
U. s. er. Arspa Ryan days from Tampa Bay, to U. s.
Quartermastef-3d my.
Sehr. Mexico. PomI,ere, from the Coast.
Absros, DSFas, from Laoarc6e nm 90 Vs. 'O''O"'
Amar9nh, Atchison, from st. Louis.
Gen. Hamer, BoardIlan, from Pensacola.
GoTeO Hinckley, from Bayou Rouge-l4 bales cotton.
Cherokee, Findrsn, from Forance--sJ7 bales cotton
Oregon, Hen, from Mobile
Melodeon, Ackerman, from st. Louis.
Concordia, Frost, from Memphis-23i9 bales cotton.
Chanceil9r Bacon from Louisville
ID. B. NIesby, Korcheval from AttakapasI8 bales cotton.
fowb0at Persian, Andrews, from the Passes
Spoken.
By the ship Amaanh, on the I'D February, u Bemnii
Islands, bark Hebron II days from Portland, Me-, for
Maanzas; same day, ship kossuth.
Memoranda.
The steamer Amarauth Jeff ST. Louis on The 18th ut-re-
ports feet in the channel Cairo left in port, load
ing for New Orleans Delta, Iowa, ST. Paul, Glen
| Coz Andrew jackson and New Uncle Sam.
Towboat Persian lowed down and the 9th nit.
ships Viola aud Rob Hooper, brig r T. Jones' schr5. Maj
| Bacie and Anita -
| Passengers.
Per stes@s1lp Portland. from Brpzos santsso7NIadant
children; Mrs. Reilly Messts. Quincy, f. w. Latham
and attendants, Haies Henry and attendant 5. Mesna
X. H. Hoard Master Glayica, Jean Pivert, a. Phillips,
Lopez, sands heaTny Rgue, Martinez, Snyder, Clark
| and on deck.
Per dip Amaranth, from LiverpOo-72i in seerage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05
ORLEANS THEATRE.
1.-THE -C.8.MPBELLS IRE COMING. -
Commercial Exchanged;

1.-THE COMPLETES. .HKE CUsHL.NfI''
Commercial Exchanges1
ana MONDAY EVENING March 1, M,
- and Every Evening during the week. III ~
fTTTfrr III KIMBERLY - OPERAffC ThDUPE, X5rzkS
Sa1y{flSs he original and we'll known Band Of NEIL
W. CAMPBELL BfIivS7TiELS, the oldest Com kax
many IN existence July Extraordinarily
all rival compauieswhose Concerts during the
yea principal cities Of the Union Nbose TWO
HUNDRED AND NINETY SUCCESSIVE CONCERTS al he
Society Library honored with patronage from
Fsion Of that city without precedent in the
public auusemenbeg announce 10 ie ladies and
Orleans that tbeywi have the pleasure Of making then
first appearance above
The euterta nment will consist Of overures songs
Burcsque Choruse from the Operas Of ETnan
bla semTomlde, Fra Dayoo Bronze Horse ETC. with their
amusing BnrleqaeS the DtsTs, entitled Musical Prone
made, tie Militia Target Excursion
a. u. HAAINEIIa.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05
: STARK, DAY s. sTAUFFER,


STARK, DAY s. STAUFFER,
Importers of Tin Plates, Bar and Sheet Iron
Nails, Hardware, Cutlery, etcS
Store ss f"S 80 q S sgaz KS: : sss CORNER Of
HAvE IN STORE, and on the way from ti.e various
stock q SOo s oop SGIsstR he G
sIye and complete assortment in their line N =,
1000 boxes Tin Plate assorted Sizes and of the best Char
coal brands; and Loaded dol;
$500 II Block Tin, Speter, Sheet Zinc, ete.;
Zoo casks Sheet zinc; ''''''S 0Opp'' Us at ''N
1900 bundles Sheet HOOP Band and Rod Iron, lrouWare,
600 tons swedss ESgsh and American ron flat, square,
50 dSs Soe dee aa alSf G Mar
has do; German Crowley English and American
Sheet Cast Steel for Gin Saws; Gin Saw Plates and
OK, Log nt Trace,, Coil and Halter Chains;
s sS a fSsT BS GoSsE sea S KeRf 0
P i 1--WE RSets su Bucket R Ears s Sauce Pan Handles
A mtnse ISo co sy9S o pna es As Bs'"'
yisss Screw PIl Ns Stocks and Dies
C!ark's Patent But Hinges;
hoeRs@Am eric aud Engist-of every descripon
Sliding Door Furniture, Shutter Fasteners;
Bras Brass Cocks Block Tin Faucets, Move Wire;
sS Sy c Sna fO Sgas f Fire Sets, Fede
AndITqns, Gridirons, Tanners ana CuFEiess Tools;
F Foakst an Sses Rasos Scissors i'
5000 kegs Boston Nails of the celebrated Weymouth s.
| p. Il $; brand Pressed Boat Spikes Wrought and
I59 tons Hollow Ware S Casinos etc. Adams. Wood,
1000 dozen %Rnemoes Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards.
800 do ssSI Gos aIS fsS9s S@a and o
sS0 dozen Wire and Han Sleeves, assorted n, e.,s,
500 coils Manila, Taed and Cotton COrdage, Bed Cords
Files, Edge Tools Saws, Mn and Cfosscut DO;
| Grass and Corn Scythes and Sickles;
straw ,i Ein4tef, Co n SsheleIF s. MA p;,os
Ploughs-of Pasons. Kings Halls and other malsrs
Combs, Brushes Fancy k'tumery, Soaps, etc;
Shoe Thread, TSine, Hide Whips, Glue;
Band Dnd Harness Leather;
Bleac6ed Winter 5penn OB-waTanted pure;
Double Refined WinteT Bleached Whale Oil;
hal md Winter Lard Oil;
English and Ameican Linseed Oil;
! Olive and fanners' Brown Mixed Oil;
| uqr, Pitch, Spirits of Turpeptine;
Nhte cad, Ground and Dry Paints
Lamp Black, Putty, Window GLASS; etc.:
Nova Scotia Grind Stones, Cologne Mill Stones;
gowder, Shot, Bar, Pig and Sheet Lead, Lead Pipes etc
With every other article appertanng 10 the Hardware trade
allof which thew otier r'oSlOw. SCI lhl6mW
GUNDRIES, sUNDRIEs-
SEGARS-50O coo; TOBACCO-3OO packages
fAfERTS!g%, double and single crown, Letter AM
TEA=l50 boxes II yson--lOO packages Imperial:
BnG6M HEa c boxes and bbIs., fresh, landing:
MARKET BASKETS-S0O nests;
| GlN-10 pipes Hoand
G Skk6SSRg9 Sb Rs;fMasSsi6 E fs,g ST.,
SsRE FIJI E REAks ET5I RTf Pssss .ic
MADEIRA, Madeira Botiss, Sherry, Muscat, Exuac
q p'fsh 9a'SRs4F oS 65 81 fs :ss b 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05
wAvBRLEY PLACE, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and
So Camp Street. NEW ORLEANS,

MILO mas educated Abamata the Democracy and bR
w given much good advice which Ii has not lolowedpty
has leonues moral and intellectual Instructors
e shape Of Bo0ksho OF all TedchsTsa the old
Waveey Place Tuscaloosa where be keep supp
for hundred should God keep him alive and
Chat Among Books received the following
published:
Abbo's julius Cesar. vol Bogue Lectures, Theological
Lyells Second Visit o the United vol 6yo
States. Mornings among the Jcsuits a
Gsses Church Ecelesiazica Rome By Rev. NJ Seymour.
History. vols. Scenes Where the Tempter TT-
Southeys Place Book umihed By the Jail Chaplain
Vol. II. The History OF Peudennis. In
History VI the Bible Society / Y. parts BY w, NJ ThackeTay.
HdTethis History of tile United TIE Woodnah By James
States . vols Ietrbution the Vale Of shad.
Magic Of Kindness By The Bro Tale Passion. 'Crng
thers Mayhem. vol. is its Retributor.'
Il More nay Tuscaloosa. Nov. 2 1919 l0td 6W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05
F0aFlafli.M f0r SIZE.

IHE subscribed xish1E from essigs, Off e
known as de CRESCENT FOUNDRY. For eEeene
man q small capital this i dsrabz shanes Iae osseon
s che best the ctya low good supply q pette1s
with tools and fixtures sufficient for working > me1 feP
further particular apply II No. So GkkGH AIk& n
New orleans td2l VII a. y 3s9s -.
GUM ARABlC-iao0 IEs. chpirs GUN ARABIC W
N stgfe, for saa BY JAS. 3. SHAW. L4tff1Il
tsSS'f H'' JOS SSAS 4 ssifa'6tB u cs-ssu.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05
NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH s. 1850.

REcoRDER BALDwINs CouRr.-The cases in
this court yesterday were of SO little Importance as
scarcely to require special notice. George B. Al
len, oitrs Smith, was charged with obtaining a
gold waieh, worth Sl25, from ThOs. Coleman, at
tho Globe Ballroom, under false pretences. He is
said to have represented himself as the clerk Of the
steamer Webb, which was untrue. He was sent
10 prison to await his examination the 9Th inst.
The other cases were chiefly for riots, routes and
unlawful assemblies in low places.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05

RECORDER GENoIss CoURT.--The cases in
this court were generally Of trivial character,
The only arrests worthy Of notice were those Of
Antoine Rebates and John Cruza, at the request Of
Mr. Brun, for smuggling
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05
AMUsEMENTS



t Last Might Of aiss CHARLOTTE cUsHnAN Who
viii nRni appear great character Bsrytef
UIlLOW q bMlrHs Msnzgeas tTrtisi Pfirs Boxes
IL Purunele 81: Pii. 50 teu s rs Odice
spsn daily. from 10 uu'i sThls EVENING", TusiIsy
Us Ps'''t GUY NANNERIEG or, Tho Gip.y,. Prophecy
Meg Msrrea Mas
MIRA
Bertran hisa Coad
Flora. Mn r. h0fael
Coin 1nnefiDg Mr.. ehan
Henry BertTam Mr.. ~. ennrlf
The Misses Rsym-ni asilsth,z.
LUCILLE: or, The Story Of The tIesr.
St. MI J. ~ Yield
Lucille ..bfa N. Fd
y PLACIDR's VARIETIES.
ID Is EVENING. Tuesday, viii be repeated t6s
new nsHet" A0ueDf s"Nus THE PERL
Produced under The DIRECTION Of Mons Baupn
Wney Music ersy scenery Machinery, Drentss eOfs
tons, Properties,
Principal character by Mme Hlsrot, Nme n. psse Mms
Baron Mrnie. Jua vanee hons Maugn Mon BouxaIy, ST.
Vegat, and Mons. Pnguely.
acts, enltied THE PRtpE OF THE MARKET.
Marquis VoAnge. Nj DaVsat
hobsn. 49, MI q Howard
ORLEANS THEATRE.
NRLEANs STREET. between Royal and Bourbon greats .
" TUESDAY EVENING. March 3, 1850, will be psrom,d
Sf. LIZ VAL D'ANDORRE.
EW- Performances sill commence q hai-past a'elock.
l. tB- saThe Grand Opera, b. MeJtbesr
'Tne Prophet"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05
EXECUTIVE OFTlCE, I
,,,,uD. ~ Baton Ra9ge February 4, 1850.

NAJ kIChAkD IERkEl4II, late
w oneer for the city of New Orleans has applied to me
for the caneeling of the following bond, to wit:
bond of 900, subscribed by him 10Th of April
1875 aneoneer for the city of New Orleans together with
Henry +. Wade and Luerea Wade, his wife, surees
therefore,
Notice hereby given all persons interested therein, to
show in writing the office OF the Secretary Of State,
within ninety days from the last publication thereof why said
bond should not be cancelled and annuled.
co. Given under my hand and the Seal of the State,
81 s. Baton Rouge this 4th day Of February, 1885, and
~ and in the seventy fourth OF the Independence
of the U nited States. BY the Governor.
JOSEPH WALKER, Gov. of the State of Louisiana.
CHARLES GAYARRE, Secretary of State. mh2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05

T ANDIAIt AND IN STORE
La BUCKWHEAT-Fresh, p. Ii. Hollis best--150 pkgs.;
SRK FEEbF NfhAG 6s RRS Pa G SHERRY WINE
Stray P "A iSS 100 j Es4%s :! h.
Seq CARS Rso Il ooo; ToBACCo-4OO packages;
CG22BBKKfE s3 MA ST.. Ef ~ Iala &c
fy@ e. J. HART CO., 70 Tchoupitoulas ST
D RICHARDS M MAfR csiAHhHs STREET, Successor
~ to R " Mongomsry,l Importer (, and ~
" R4kE offers for sale' on favorable terms. -,
s9S tons swedes, American and English Iron ass'd;
800 bdls English, American and Russian Sheet, Hoop
5000 Is Braziers' Copper, assorted; O..
5000 p Block and Bar Tin;
skilletss, Fine dogs, ETC.; w.
Ames' and and Rowland wi Spades and shovels;
foaF G1fs e e
Sad Irons, Patent Balances, Brass Kettles,
Ba S% &sT v Ms HRGs 'f9 on Ras Hinges
Locks Of Al n kinds Sliding I'D; Door Furniture, ETC.;
strqub's celebrated Patent Burr Stone Corn Mills;
Together with every variety of goods usually found in
Hardware store Tor sale very low aui Imi6mW
HARDWARE, CUTLERY etc.-J.WArERMAN
p1qSrs M a lnBg1i!sS s%s U4E zfsiiGIs
tbe oX Anvil 5 a. NMd aasa;rs s,e f SsR e,
corner of Common, New Orleans. d21yW
MOOT MANDATORY.
public IL Ss s ~ q " SsT
meHt Of ROOTS aud SHOES, manufactured RlSk
solely by himself. Gentlemen DESTROYS of having I'M
their Boots and Shoes made FEr-of elegant ma a.
d END T. & Ti Z sSnE &
| TER-PROOF BOOTS, made to order.
| % 6m Il. OSULLlVAN, 70 st. Charles street.
NOW PEAsFor seed, of the new crop, IN and for
| ~ sae6y tfyll til BARELLl 4 CO.. 81 Common ST.
| nPIUM-lO cases in store, for sale by
Is dSwf JAS 5; shA Vsran p55asGE orn.r.
DORT WINE-A superior articein bottles for sale by
| L fy9 I'm KTINGEHDER & CO., % st. Charles st.
| n IATEs-20OO bills fresh Thomaston Lime for sale by
| La HAYMAN n HOLDEN,
E23 No. SO Magazine street and II Red Stores.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-BhIs at five TO
ais JOHN II. ELLIOTT & CO.. 80 Grayier St
! (tENENT-4OOO bbls. Of various brands. for sale by
ls No. IS Magazine srast and Il Red Stores
PALM Ol-2O casks, landing md for sa ls6y prN
f623 No. 90 Magazine street and IL Red Stores.
EIONEY-l2 tierces prime Cuba in store and for sale by
| II Iy2O 1t A. D. GRIEFF CO.. Old Levee.
pROOMS-7O0 dozen Northern, IN store and for sale by
/ - tyzO 81 A. ID. GRIEFF & CO., Old Levee.
L ARD-300 kegs and 40 bbs 10 store and for sale BY
- fy2 GEO TAYLOR 4 co. 70 Magazine st.
| DORTER-300 casks London and Dublin Porter in quar-
| and pint bottles, Tor sale low and accommodating
Eis JOHN TooLE. IS Bank Place.
CODA AsH..75 ieIces and 60 barrels Soda Ash, now
- landing and Tor sale by 1.v.s.N NON,
fss No IS Magazine street. and il Red Store.
/ COFFEE bags prime New Rio, for sale by
" fyS GEO. O. TAYLOR & co. IS Magazine Il.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05

L. j. COKE e. CO., DRUGGISTS, Corner of Maya
II. zine and P0ydFas streets, prepared to q
cute orders for Planters Country Physicians and Fam 60
lies. Every article warranted genuine, DIR. E. j. tM
COXE's Preparations, extensively used for years, kA
recommending themselves BY their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An uneQualled remedy
for Coughs, Colds Influenza, etc.
M EXTRACT OF COPAVIA. SARSAPARILLA
NkA AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure
3D. superior the Capsules any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA ANI
- TARAXACUM--The strongest preparation car
be made, as proved by the effect produced.
BALSAM OF-NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nls 1y8dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-05
GENERAL= AGENCY AZ NEW ORLEANs.

VTQoDSoN WREN, Gate Postmaster at Nsiehez,l
Wv having resided upwards of forty the South.
partly at New Orleans but mostly atcez has removed
TO New Orleans, and offers his services G A l.
AGENT He Will attend particularly to the purchase,
sales and exchange OF Wild lanes Plantations, Houses and
Lots Vacant Lots this city in part OF the Unied
States also the adjustment OF claims and accounts nom
ro the world the collection q debts taking dape
Those wishing his services requested 70 be particular in
giving definite Instructions that viii not be nsundento0ds
and those wishing real estate TO be purchased sold
changed should give accurate descriptions OF The properly.
Letters addSesd to him on business at New Orleans posh
paid, will be attended 20 promptly and caIe.ulf
He is COMMISSIONER for Mississippi and Aiabams 70 take
DISPOSITIONS and acknOwee elne1ta OF deeds. - ffice
ut No. 30 Grubfer street,