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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE About noon yesterday, fire was dis
covered IN one Of the OF The Amercs GAIA Perchs
AAnufaetoTy, in Water-st Dock The flames were
s4ungushed before much damage had been effected.
BODY FoUED.-The body Of q man, which had,
sppaenuy been IN the for about three months wss
round a. The foot Of hontkgusplses yesterday mOraing
II ga akes 70 the Dead House and s1sy Al fnauest VII
b5 held We
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Naval Intelligence.

NORFOLK, Saturday, May 10.
The L s. steam frigate Susquehanna left at
today, for the Cspes She met with some difficulties
In eerng OF the harbor running foul OF small
vessels but abe Afterwards moved of fney The weilher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

r. A. ROSE has The Tribure for sale IN Hartford o.
the arrival Of The mOrni"g utn from NEWT OK anu WILL
serve subscribers at their reticence -, -,
Psrsopsin Bo,top who vish The Tribune will please
leave their address With HoTcHKss co or hLDDINS
Co Stste-s, who viii serve them punctusly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

VReal India Square Shawls and Scarfs,
lust landed and will be opened this dSv for The FIRE, time
10 this country FOUNTAINS Depot Gas Broadway be.
Amity ana FOurh Very rich 81 Square Shswls,
ABSORBED widus scsrfs from go to $50 Long ShAwls
very costly "a CameIs Hair Cloths by the ard Strangers
and olhers IN The city. who desire 10 see Shawl worth
$500 are invited TO call and examine them with great
variety Of other strange articles mylS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
The Presld.np. Tour-sOuthern Mail, &c.


We learn positively that the President will re-
turn from the North ny the frgale Susquehsnns
Norfolk proceed Richmond aud u ence TO Washington.
TIE New. Orleans mail 80 late az due is received.
R NJ Tyson, Of New York agent OF the Ausatic Mutual
lnsu snce Company died Savannah on the 5h He had
recently settled there account Of III health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
Markets.. NEw.ORLEANs, May p.

Flour is dull and without any demand for ex.
port Ohio IL eS 50 S. 81 large lots were offered at
less 300 CASKS OF Bacon sold &c for prime sides and 7c
for sic ulders heis Pork 10 dull and here are few buy
ers Lard 10 unchanged barrelled sells Al % 9ic Corn
al 4Sc for prime yellow and SOC for white Sugar Mo-
lssses and Coffee are unchans ed and very little doing 10
Tobacco. Lard oil has advanced 10 70c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
Ocean steamship Mt New Orleans.

NV ORLEANs Monday, May z,
The Steamship Mexico has arrived from
Chsges III 202 passengers also the Winfield Scott"
Der FRS Trip from NewYork. fhe steamer Ohio sails
for New York tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
Marke.....NEw.ORLEANs, May u

The advices per Arctic are received, and Cor
s heavy decline OF on Strict Middnng The re
cepts a. al The Southern poru % zoo Oaes ahead
Il The period ast year In FREIGBTs asEed for
Liverpool sTERLING EXCHANGE mad advanced to lO4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
DIarkets....CHARLEsroS, May 4.

The CoTToN transactions yesterday were lin.
tsd 10 100 bales decline Of ,c prices paid
prior TO The arrival Of the Eurspas sdyices Extreme
prices snged from Il 10 10 3le.
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BY Telegraph to the Ncw.YOrk Tribune.

S~sr Hagnet,. Ts,,,-srl Oso, os-er IF HI"Sv B''5'eH
e For additional Teieeraphic DtSpatcncs, see
SerentA Page Of THIS Mornings IT1ou"e'
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NOTICE. TO CAPITALISTS, MANUFAcTUR

FRS AND OTHERS Extensive AID perempOTy sae Of 40
Harlem building iOIs 6uct We Invite the suentOn
Of readers he lsge Of resi estate by ANTHONY
j. bLTrGkER, THs DAY, ~ y O'Clock, al tho Merchants
Exchange Consisting Of desirable blocks OF ground
couniripg about IS oS aud OF lots beautifully siu
aed for building pur poses al yiug 10 one parcel and
tending from D. cord TO hs ESst ktver ana on lO8lh
to ll6hst with valuable frOnt OF about 300 feet
on said river On the property there Il large and hand
some mansion house ard other huidings The lois
nearly ali Of fall size and l for immediate uss there being
90 rock and very ite Uneven ground, rendering them
very desirable for % small means TO purchase
building lOi, capitalists safe aud profitable
investu ent firslSv ana Ave, ue being opened ard
secondsv opened Ano regulated The above lots are sd-
miraby cacusec for mecl Ancs, W0rkingmen, aud for
large manufacturing purposes being only lev minUtes
wslk nom Tho HARLEM Railroad Depot and Ihe Ess River
also for persons doing business In The city The Harlem
Railroad stop wi btu lew blocks Of The property,
reno eng both oesiTGbleani convenient This property
hom ia peculiar location ard advantages will be.
come p0palous and very im pOtsnt parI Of our city
Lthographc maps Ct The above now he hso al the
ofice Of the Aueuoneer, BrOadsL O,602l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

NEW GoODs BY TIE STEAMER.-Cell
n O. M BoDINE's Dry Goods Establishment, SI3 Grand.
st corner OF Orchard, you want TO procure great
bsgsins DE 50 10 the very beat articles a. me very lowest
press and bis ,,ore IL The scSnow god beat pse In
Jrandst for obtaining every description OF Dry Goods
LAdiss call on him. mylS "
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IMpoRrEn CARPETs.--PErERsoN

HUnPHREY STg Broadway, corner Whe-tt have just 70
sfved per packet ship Cora Linh, additional supply
OF reh and elegant Carpe,iog, new designs and sTus
cuzity Also ~ Hendersons celebrated brus
ses Csrpeu which offered at the lowest possible cash
prices and fU 10 per cent less han any other store se
ing similar goods. mylZoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AUCTION CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND
DAY GOODS -. II TOWNSEND Co 707 Greeowicn
and stair C.rpes Al auction, which makes their new
Carpet Rooms attractive lage variety, low prices ana
fair dealing max their sAes largo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
nIurder,

WAsHNGToN, Monday, May y.
A man named John Jay, a bricklayer, in fit OF
Jealousy, visited his wife To- ght from whom be- had lived
separate for time and deliberately shot her twice with
revolver The balls Tod ged the heart recoy
cry 10 pronounced impossible by the physicians Both
parties were young Jay promptly arrested and COM
mued 10 prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

~ PHILADELPHIA subscribers to Tss Tribune vii %
rsgusry applied With e paper IS cents per noun,
by the Agent " B ZIEBER fhrd ST. below Chesaat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1851.

" w. L. PALMER is our agent In Syracuse
for The sale Of The Tribune.
p RI PgIsE ard EDWARD Downs supply The Tribune
in New Hsvep on The arrival Of morning train OF cars
from New.York
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~ Elegance combined with durability

the great desidefaum IN a boot or shoe Watkins, ia
Fuonst has accomplished this combinations his boots
and gaiieTs are models besuty-wi last I'LL You are
tired Of wearing them and sold al the lowest prices
myl0 BTukTb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
rY- English Imperial Throe-ply Car

pe,ng Of and beautiful designs for Spring sales al 20
boweiy HIRAM ANDESsOS's This morning twenty
bales will be exhibited aud ia very cheap Also Three-
ply Carpets 6s Cd, IT, IS and 9sper yard Call and see
lem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
nnrkets.... MOBILE. Mnv4.

There has been more inquiry for CoTToN TO-
day and the market has improved slightly Sales were
800 10 1900 bales MiddliDg al "a G93c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

MINIS AND BOYS Spring CLOTHING.-
We have hand the largest AMI bes siock Of Mems and
BOYS Clothing he found ibis city suitable for South
ern Essefn and Western markets also for city trade, at
extremely low prices N Large stock OF Linen Costs
uy3 6teods BOUGHTON 4 KNAPP. SO Maid en-lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AN ATTRACTION OF DhUADWAI'-Ono
Of the mary sufacdous 81 Broadway Is the window OF
MsssYs PETERSON HUMPHREY corner OF mat exten.
carpets OF the richest texture ana mos oeeuuio oesgns
srsicsy arranged 10 gfetest proiusion, must have
he effect Of eadf msoy dscsrd their Old carpss 10
Tensea bsm with these beautiful specimens The exlen-
siye wserooms Of these gentlemen sre well wo:h Walt
b,ve ,sen ali that 10 worn seeing without making their
acquaintance Their Of goods contains the greatest
YsfietY and Their prees a.e very ree1onable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

E Stair Carpets are now sold at aston
islipR low prices % Bowery HIRAM AsDEssoNs Beau
u pattern of Vepean Stair Carpets e, 81 and 4s per
Vard Thrse.py stair Carpets IS, % and IS; Tapestry
stair Csrpe 6s Brussels Stair Carpet 8s % per cent less
than can bs found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

~ Stockings, Summer Under Clothing
and Gents Furnishing articles In great variety decided
ly cheap PARRisH CsnssI sIoc,inR store, Is Csna
at, ID bloch from Broadway.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Kyox.-Who has not heard of John
v,ox The res Scottish refornsrl Never 20 have beard
rkir1 argues self unknown But wh0ever has DOT
ssrd OF be descendant Cbsrcs Knox. Of ia Fdl;onst
ves pretty good evidence that hs hesd 10 unworthy o.
e OF The hats made ard soio that estsbshmsnt
n food hsi commend us 10 KNOX, the great re'o'tn' y"
.herhfng bad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
ROBBERY OF THE NORTHERN NAIL.-The
fosshss'er Of this city received yesterday morning. The
6ollouine tesgrsnhic dispsteh.

Posr OFFIcE. ALBANY, Monday May -
The pouches from your once for Auburn and Syrlcass
cu opec Ga The steamboat last uight and Inc
burn pouch ined 81 al The letter packages except
from Cincinnati Ohio The Syracuse lsIers appear al
mia
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RARNnM,s.-This is lho gro.t Gala Day,

bARNUh s. MS - Inc great Utta Jay
The procession escorng lhs President and his CGbuet
viii pass up Broadway by the Museum. Those who in.
lend 10 procure The besis1rs within The Museum should
pay early All acknowledge This 70 be the great pHce
rft he c
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rw Twentv Thonsand Yards beautiful

Floor on Cloths ony 4. aud per yard one and two
SsrSs vide at 90 Bowery. HIRAM AsDEssoss Also Eng
Ssh floor OH Cloths "a feet wac ts 70 % OF e
,n, tspestry marble chinz cures the largest assOr
vgcerf N be found
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HAVE You SEN TaeM!-GENIN soIic-

n, The attention Of conpOsea IN articles Of isss 70 .ae
.esv,d from Fsrce The mO1otinss are OF ne nenes1
and unique description ioeiuoog enooK oasr ,ts.
-.nsl tops miniature opera-gassos NbHiN nas
rep stOeh Of Ordiosry sized opeFs ga"es
ma vel n Psrsiao STA Umore ss, soo pas aooeo nReJ
- - .ssorneut Of dos.sc fs1rics OF the better class
~ - GfNIH. 2l4 BrOsd way, opposite s. PauFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

l. R- DIR. WATTS, Nervisi, 424 Green
wiohsI Demonstrates beyond disPre that all disease
dependent upon The nesvo0s SYSTEM that The
the conductors Of the vital sgeal tescNciy) through the
system by OF he fluids, which may In.
soTupted In their exeru0n, (menIs ply.
sicall cold strain sudden thock-theFehy reIardng
electricity The life ana health principsl and disease se
In in proportion Tho Injury Of the dads that N
msdsley TeIires again upon The nads being excited
Depot l02 Nassau o. 81 per houle Sent 10 all parts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

R 1900 Lots at Portsmouth, Ohio, to
90 sold by Auction on tho 18th OF Msy insL FOR par
reusTs see Aucuon head OF A. H. MAILER, In Courier
Eno0rer and Eipress mylS ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

" PIRATES KILLED
There they he, suh and STARK
Killed by poison In Vie DARK
Pirsrs yes, bat not the kind
Thai Cuba eel their mind
These are Bed. huge, ROsches Fleas
Slain in mUutndcs With eSse,
Ry the Powder rely on,
Sold In csniaers by LYON.
me- IT, e. LYON, "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

fstsst Tapestry Ingram Carpets the most beautiful srele
ver orered snd Al low prices TIE celebrated cheapest
Carpet Establishment In The United States 99 Bowery h
ram ASpkRSoS's. Do rot tAN 20 look a. then.
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CITY ITEMS.

REoEprsos or THE PREsrDEsr.-Ths pa.
dent will leave Philadelphia this morning a, |.
O'Clock, in a spea.l train. The steamboat MIA
the Erie Railroad Directors, and the Comm.
Council win|start from the foo; OF Dosne.t d.,
cisely at 10 O'Clock, and proceed to South AnS,v
where the President and his suite will b. >.
ceived by CHARLES N. LEUPP, ESQ, on behalf n
the company. Proceeding from Anboy. III.
steamer will pass the south side ofSts.sn I.l.ns
entering our harbor at the Nsrrovs vb.r. 49,
will be received with 4 National salote ito, p,
Hamilton. which will be answered from s,,,..
Island When she reaches the upper harbO,. ~.
will be received by salutes from the Goveruoys
and Bedlow's bland Notifications The P,ss.
dent will then be landed At Castle Garden, uad.,
a salute from the First Division. Major. General
Sanford commanding. under arms upon the B,l
terry. In the Garden be will be received BY Ri.
Honor Mayor Kingsland, in behalf OF the City II
New-York. when he will pass to the Battery ,,s
be received by the troops and review will tie,
take place.
The route OF the procession, and the arrange.
ments made by the City authorities will be fosnd
IN another column.
The President will remain the guest Of the City
until Wednesday morning, when be viii leave,
in company with the Directors Of the Enc Raa.
road and their invited guests, Tor Piermons and
Dunkirk.
This evening" by invitation, the President and
members OF the Cabinet will visit Buttons tbs
atre, where one Of the richest performances Of
the season has been prepared.
The family of the President arrived at the Ir-
wing House last evening.
The CELEBRATION AT DuSKIRK.-By the isl
lowing handful which has been issued at Daa-
kirk, we should Judge that the people at the
western terminus OF the Erie Railroad intend to
feed their guests we'll at the Festival on the lSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

Rocky MOUNTAIN SMvERY BEAVER
hATs, WITHOUT MiNrURg -SxnGey Stlles We are pre-
pared furnish gentlemen about visit Earope during he
WoFids Industrial Exhibition 10 London with this great
American Summer ha whose years " popularity equal
% only by i comfort ard unique
LGARI co. hsttert,
and leaders Of Ashton for Gerlemeua HAS,
MS II Nos 5, 4 and Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

T Elegant French Wedding Cards,
silver eogderea spd plain Porcelain engraved aud printed
10 COLA and plain syles IN he mOsG fashionable manner
Aso spleodd eni OF rich sivSr embossed and
plain foroealn Wedding EnveoOs frOm the mott eee
brset manuscmrers Of TSrs and London, al ENSsDELI
Broadway, corner Of DUAnSsg. myS a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

WILLIS AND FORREST The trial Of this case
was yesterday postponed until to day, owing to
the indisposition OF Mr. Graham, the counsel Of
Mr.. Forrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

CLOSE OF THE CUSTOM HoUsE.-The Custom
House will 6e closed at l o'clock to day, TO enc
bic those engaged there to take part in the public
reception Of the President and his Cabinet.
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For the Crescent.
TIT LAST WISHES.

Zen Sc erudet, Sc tn gta non {, duoii,
q. &c non pi0ne', d che pidnser suOH?
INFERNO CANT. xxn1II
They say lis thy birth day, thou fslhess and fair
Ihat thou 1t room be to me but as Of the dead
Like urge then oi woe, let me pour out my prayer
Ere around ui the death.pal be spread
The blast, in the sail that must bear me along,
Cals The pilgrim OF love Ger his ses- path to wind
And turning to 'hee, let me fling my last song
To the rush Of the fetler ess windl
For thee, be this earth all elysium of rest,
With no sorrows to mantle the light of thy look
With the joyance of life may thy spirit be best.
While mine by the conflict is shook.
For mo the keen anguish-the slow wearing blight
The torture that mstdens-thc gloom OF the leartl
And be past with its shadows that with the night
That k'll not-yet viii not depart
For me the dark round Of love. Madness and sha,ne
The doom that has torn fiom lrend. home and kin
The tsrnisl that sander has thrown on my rsme--
Ard pride-and its suegsle within
For me the dTear of this desolate life
Wide cumbsrAd with runs OF glory cnd hope;
For thee the bright pathway with memories rife,
To light up loves lowery slope!
For me the last wrecks of the m,gical spell
Which alb ut US the twilight of summer had woye-
For me the remembrance of rapture. that fell
On my lps with the kisses of love
For thee the gay pendors of liies sunny glow
he brghns, unq ucnched through the iempests dark
lower
Young ilower for thy feet and fair hopes for thy brow
With the lapse Of zach rosy W aged hour!
Pure slumsrs for thee with their bright dreams to shine
Round thy p o1 like waves the calm summer sea
o! tha chalice Of love all the n ctar be thine
Ihe draught OF the WOTuWoo1 for
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SCOlCH ALE-Prime Scotch Ale in quarts,
~ Tor salsE ia3 JOHN TOOLE, - Bank Place.
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POSTAL ARRANGEMENT WITH CUBA.-A letter
from Washington in the Philadelphia Enquirer
says:
mentioned yesterday that the Postmaster Gen.
erfl wes making every exertion to effect d postal
arrangement with Cuba. At the present time, U4.
vaua s por. of call of all our Chagres mail steam
ers from the different ports in this country Be-
Votid Cuba, lie her numerous sister islands and
with all these places are engaged in an active
roTnm7rce. The present ef1ic ent Postmaster Gen
rrai Is tuy aware Of the importance of having di-
"ci mail communication 10 those places, TO aid and
promote the commercial operations with them We
"iready pay iof the conveyance Is far ms Fl avana
nd semimpn'hty mails are running from ttat port
10 those i,snds. I'll taat remains to BE- done
l'er-!ore s to Chain sLe cooperation OF Cubs. 90
nat tavana will distribute and forward the paiis
'etween the oIt ter West India islands and this coun-
'ry and enter into poetal accounts with us. so as
permit the postage 10 be collected either here or
~ the West Indies, a. tie option of the partie.
sending them, That Cuba can receive annie re-
nun ration from the United State. by like arrange.
ta@nts in her behalf, is obvious for not ONLY could
me send her correspondence with this continent
and Europe through our mails, The same as our
lvanaees Which our f' fsab ffsaAb VIA riys her al the
Ont-rs upOn u.s.
Major Hpbhie, it is understood s about to pro-
iced 10 Cuba by direction of the Postmaster Cen
raj, to eff ct this desirable object. The success
which attended Major Hobbies mission to he Ger
man States, in lSi7, az well Is in the important
plri he took in completing our recent postal
arrangements with Great Britsn give ample evil
+ence of that Reutrman's experience and ability
Rnt it cannot be concealed that there are difficult
lies to overcome in his present mission, which will
require great address. The piratical attempt OF
Lopez and bis followers, has created feeling of
'i'srhstbu there is every 10 hope the good
ense Of the Cuban authorities, added to the mani.
Est advantage of the proposition, will dissipa,e any
prejudice which may exist.
The Postmaster General has had an interview I
understand, with the SDnnish minister Don Cald.-
ron de la Barca, and has doubtless submitted 10
lin the plan of postal cooperation that is desired
by the commercial interests of the two coun,riss
The Spanish minister will fully understand il, and
his opinion will doubtless exercise great influence
IN having the matter arranged. II 10 such bonds of
union that cement and strengthen Sta,es, and the
heightened statesmen of Cuba will be governed
by her interest and intelligence, and not by groun'-
iess apprehenrious
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MUSIC.
PLANO FORTE AND MUSIC sT1

So SS ca M 5 TREE
H A. TYLER has on hand and s constantly yeceiv,,p
celebrated celebrate Manu- es Of Hallet. NssEss1Du
DAVIS 20; Boston; John B. Durham,
,,,avn Van Ninae. 4. II. Gale & Co. apIl y n
Jas H. Gf9vestien, New York. also Pcyel's Pans p.ros
nr!ers n received for the HORST'S PATENT iRoS PiA
os, to e delivered in fa as rece yed from ibs
use particularly tor the country, where Tuners can ssam
as they VIII stand Longer and in better tune an anv
otr Piano These Pianos al independent rim on cas-
Wcn can De removed in there being no connec
aga VloLiNs. ,ACC0RDEGNs. PluTEasA Rnd snd
" ss other Musical instruments, constantly on hand aud
43E for sale At low prices. SHEET MJ1SIC for Piana
He~ none Gnltar Flute etc. Also INSTRUCTION
bOOkS tor all musical instro ments. kv Lib.
ea to Dealers Teachers and all those sending large
. = :. % a., o,ue,1 pIonnp.V atlenoed 10 mh2
MCSiC AND We siCAL INeTHs 1IENIe--The
aerton to Their large and extensive stock Of Mu. Ea
SO ahH nuscal nerehandise of every description
aio eiso 70 Their well selected msnt OF Piano Skx
Forts rom the lac ories OF In frs makers in the >
Unlied sates and Eprops.
Strings for Violin Guitar Harp Violiucello Doubls R,.
et;, Guitar Pms, Pegs, Screws. etc. ''
Foin1 r,utes u tas; Accodions, Brass instruments
ior hants, Tamhourines BanJos, Drums etc. etc
Piano Fore Hire Tuning Hammers, FORKS etc etc. and
every article eonne;ted with the N usc Business.
Orders Tor MUSIC and Musical Instruments will be promptly
attended 10. F'p''
liberal discount made to dealers and professor and to
semrnries. ~ "
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
tcr - f i-''
Al the Music received from the North as soon a, pub
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr. H. d. Hewitt. New Orleans, La, Oct. 25
os5 dd&w4t Z. 8. g. HGWifr. HaGGWafFr
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OFFICE LAKE PONrCHARTRAIN R ABROAD

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NewtIriea 5, Aprli ~, iSi9
A 7 Meeting OF the Board of Directors. it was
Res0ired That public notice he given by the Company
that in conformity with the rules Ids adDped and made
known ii shall not hold iIse responsible any loss, dam
age missing whatever, happe goods transported,
from end OF the road the other, and that all freight
shall be the risk aud peril Of tn owner, Shippers
signee, from the very moment it is nnlo aJed
dill If J. NEVILLE, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-14
NEW ORLEANS,
IGA ID E s
MILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNTcHARTRAIN
POSTCHAitVRAlN RAILROAD COMPANY
Naio .4rran cement for the Departure fthe Care.
Notice.
THE CARS LEAVE
The Lake: New ORLEANS.

On Sunday the Cars iesve every hour from clock A. NJ
s An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street every
J. w. SMITH. Superintendent.