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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08
By Telegraph TO The New-York Tribune.
Ceorgia Election.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Oct. :, ie)I'
We have few returns from georgia this
morning. chiefly IN favor OF the non ilcHe''
In Bibb County the States Rights candidate
IS elected bv ma ority Of 80 votes.
Fort VaHey Precinot-iouston gives the mon
ticket s. ma ority In Marietta, Cobb q NOM
has 96 majority for Governor
Ro,oe P,eciact-Floyd gives the Union candid
ate 63 majority.
Griffin Pr.c;nct-ln Pike county the tmon
ticket has 50 ma orlty.
De KaB Counfy-ln this county CoDo has
poled $50 votes giving him so far majority oil
1913. and two precincts 20 De heard from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08

kENrucKY.-Thomes \ Lindsey (Whig) has
been chosen to the Senate of Kentucky, III place
of Col. Field, deceased. He has a majority over
shelton (Opp) in each County of the District
Franklin III " God ord go; Jessamlne 3j-to-
tai 49, This msures clear Wing majority in
each House and in JOINT Ballot.
Thomas + Marshall contradicts the story that
he had squared accounts" with the Opposition
and would hencetorh be Wing. He says he
is pledged to vote for a Wing L. s Senator and
TO support the New Constitution, but is in every
thing else unpledged to any party, and VIII be
thoroughly mdependent-oi both parties.
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Oppositien Nominations

Ere Co-Senator, William Williams Judge.
Frederick p Stevens: Surrogate. Peter VI
Nosburen Treasurer, Harmon : Cutting Re
corder, William | G Smith
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Totse Eanors o. TIE n Y. TubtRs;
Please place at the head Of your list of
cities OF Churches" the aounshins little city OF
Sa5kaamsfsad IN Connecticut, which, with popUla-
,ion ri atoui seventeen hundred, has yaf churches
N fun and success. 20. operation. and proyefbill fer
lie >p.cLdsr IL lie ss4s 4oESs.
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OPPOSITION AssEMBLYMAN.-We under
stand that BENJAMIN <. HART has been nominated
IN the XIIIth District, Fifteenth Ward.
STEAMERS ARRIVED. The Florida. Capt.
LYON, arrived yesterday morning, IN Is hours from
Savannah. Also, the southerner, Capt. Dickinson,
65 hours from Charleston. We return our tnanAs 20
the officers for papers.
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" hig Nominations

Oaiar,o Co-County Judge, John NJ Bradford
OF Geneva Surrogate, orson BENJAMIN OF Can
&ndagua Justice, Lindley W Smith
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The Tennessee Legislature.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Oct. !, 1851.
The Tennessee Legislature were convened
Yesterday, and organized by electlng Wing
officers in both branches.
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I Wing gam .

t8 The Detroit Advertiser asserts, (giv-
ing particulars tina, nearly all the persons tried
IN that place were men Of bad character, who
had led Incorporate and vicious lives for years
and had mostly been indicted for crime al differ
ent periodS-We presume the Advertiser is well
informed, though We had previously different
impression as 10 the facts
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The Secretary of the Navy.

BALTIMORE. Tuesday, Oct :, Is9l.
Mr. Graham Secretary of the Navy. left Wash
inoton Yesterday on a VISIT to North Carolina IN con-
sequence OF the death Of his brother lie VIII DC an
sent two weeks.
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Markets -BALTni
Marine Disaster.

Howard-sireet FLOUR Is at SO "a and City NILS at
s3 S. GRAM and other articles are unchanged.
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NORFOLK Monday. Oct 6, 1851.
The schooner Caldwell, OF and from Washington,
with cargo of Naval Stores Is ashore al Rhlnehot
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ATTEMPT TO Pass COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
Two men named Wheeler VI. tilileit and WIN.
Gillett were taken INTO custody by Oticer King OF
the Third Ward, charged with attempting 20 pass
counterfeli money on sunday night 1T tue porter
house of Geo. G Korf, cor Of Murray and Green
Wlch-sts They were taken before Justice OSBORNE,
where, on examination, they showed an exemplary
character and also that they gave lessons Ia he an
Of detecting counterfeit money. They stated 20 the
Judge that they had only been trying the complain
ant without any feionlOuS inton,. Justice Osborne
let them of with . caution not 90 repeat ANY more
experiments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08

/. : MARsHAL's OFFICE.-Ch0rge Of
perUyp.-Peter Zelker. German, was arrested ona
charge of perjury n taxing out letters oil naiuIalza:
non IN swearing that lie was FIVE years IN the United
States and three wears before h. had arrived A. the age
Of one winch II Is alleged no, true. BAH
has beer Sc, al $4,000 which defendant has not vet
gwen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08

UNKNOWN Man FoUSD DaowNED-The
bodv of an unknown MN, about 30 years Of age from
an apDearance a German, was Monday morning
found in the East River opposite the Novelty WORKS.
The deceased was dressed II a gray ugAt bodied
coat mixed pantaiooRs, and boots lie had light haiT
and whiskers The Coroner held an inquest upon
the body and the jury returned verde, Of dean by
drowning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08

Run Over BY TWO >rAGEs-A man
named Frederick l.. Non winnie ia The dct of cross
ing Broadway, opposite the AStor House, about
o'clock last evening, was run against. knocked
down and run over by an omnibus one Whee. Of
which passed over his breast, fracturng four OF h
rios. Before the poor man could recover himself
another stage passed over one Of hls arms. which
was broken. lie was taken % the New-l orN Hos
pital, and placed under the care of Dr. Allen, the
house surgeon attached 10 that institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08

BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN--Stdted
Ssss,oa-MosDAY, Oct q, 1881.
Prssent-A. A. Alyord, Esq, President, IN the Char
Assistant AID. Moore, Haley, Mabbat,, Mccarthy,
Smith, Tleman, Pearsai, Sands, Ward, Bolster Ely,
Ecwarcs
Pet.iioas-By Assistant AID. Ely, of VIM J. yaIcn-
tine. for stand No. !, TOmpkIns Market 70 Com
mIltee on Markets
BY Assistant Aid smith. Of Jacob Ergo;t and 9th
ers. 20 have d Hook and Ladder truck placed IN the
vicinity Of stanton and sherlf-sts. To Committee
on Fire Department.
BY the President, of w P Es,erbrook and others,
for CrOtOn water IN 55h-st., between Isl and 2d-ass
To Committee on CT0tOn Aqiiednct.
BY Assistant Aid Crane, OF f. &. Franklin, for bill
for medical services at INth Ward station-house
To Committee on Police.
BY Assistant AID Ward, Of Francis Prce, for re-
lease Of pam Of LoYes-laAe. To Committee on FL
nance.
By the President, Of Thomas Harrison and others,
for The construction Of sewer IN 3dst from Avenue
A 10 me Bowery. To Committee on Sewers
By Assistant Aid. Crane Of VI. VI. Mildeberger, 10
b. released from tax. To Committee on Finance
BY Assistant Aid Moore, OF Jonas Bartlett. for A
lease OF Houston ST. Ferry TO Committee. Oh Fer
By Assistant Aid. Boyce u B Lloyd James for
zane. To same Committee
BY Assistant AID Sands, OF John II. MARITIME, for
same. To same Committee
b. same, " Joseph Williams, for same To same
COMMITTEE
By Asnstan. Nd Ward Of R. March. for same
To same Committee
By Assistant Aid. Bolster, Of Vim. |. Jones for
same. To same Committee
By Assistant Ald TIeman, Of J. +. Cumming for
same. To same Committee
By Assistant Aid. Edwards, Of Francis Lee and
neirs az harmaa BoSnln, FOX abatement OF assess-
nlert. To Committee on Assessments
RtnoasHance-By Assistant Aid. Ward, OF Pres-
dents OF Beneyolen, EmIgrant Societies OF the CITY
CT New OK against the proposed location Of Pot
.ers led on W ards Island 10 Special Committee
iasEstaca-Of John II. WafdweI al request Of
Miss 'alheDne Hayes, 10 attend her Concert on
luescaF eyenIng, IN inst, al Inpier Hall Ac
cepisc.
ksDortS-Cf the Finance Committee. m favor o. re-
mining az Of Henry :. Nansfs.n. Adopted
O. sane, 20 concur 10 reni tax On properly No
"a sgrBC-sT. Adopted.
O. same IN favor OF refmd.ng persona tax pA.e
rs d. a. -tcCT. AdOpfed
Ol toLamiTife on Ferries t. coacur IN cra:I u
..ase G C@Ihanne cry. Adopted. Dy the iol.osIng
FCf, If.rmaiI - The Ire.pden'. Assl STAT. A.a
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MARyLANp.-The late and new Congressional
Delegations from this State stand respectively
as follows.
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SUPERIOR ouRr.-Before Judge Duer.-
frances BOnneav against SAINT s. Eng,s 5.r. went
to the house OF Mr. h. 10 pay HIM $l37 81 IOT quar-
ters rent, and brought prepared receipt winch M
f.. refused 10 sign. Mr. D., after some ilc struggle
caught up his money again. and took away wu
HIM. MIR T.. went 10 the Police office. charging w
u. with robbery, and stated 10, said no. only 70
the magistrate, but 20 others. Jushre Dounllor
sand he could not charge II robbery, bu, he migh
make a complaint for assault and battery Th
present suit rs for Islander, an charging Mr. v. wit
beng robber. The Count charged tina, n the coE.
plant was made N good faith II was privileged, bg
II II was IN malice, and stated 10 others difereG
time, besides the magistrate, Mr.. T.. j. iaole. Va
diet for plaintiff, : rs.
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T-ynFr INpicTNENr-A man named Ed
ward Fisher was crested on Sunday night ty officer
Martin OF the Sixth Ward POhce. On suspicion OF
having stolen 4 pOcket-OOOH, containing upward oi
$40 from person residing n me BOwery. sufhcent
evidence 20 hold HIM on The charge was, however,
not produced ont before hs discharge II VS. ascer-
tanned that he was under indictment Tor grand lar
cenv Justice Osborne therefore, committed nun 10
prison for tTial on the indictment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08

Z. fhs hOSpsfoi, on G0Hc rgfI.
Manuel ATagon, ayn
J L Ruhrlra. GalNI1.
James Flddos. Malta.
a.. Rich rdSOn. Now Orleans
vi J Keenan,. Mobile.
Wilson \. Reeves. Mississippi.
Jacob Jcsstrl.
ienry Jasper. Sa1onv
l.. psfanks. haRgary
George kegertOn. Natches
Col. Birmmenthal. .
DAVID GanO. Nsw-IoyN.
Chas J HoGse, Ems .n1.
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ARREsT oF ~ AccoMPLICE about two
weeks since, a man named James McArjle. residing
nj No. 2i5 East Thuteenth-s1, was dangerously
stabbed IN several places by a carman named James
Bennett living IN the same house. During the eK-
animation OF Bennett. one Alex. Lawson was shown
10 nave been engaged IN the affair masm1ch as NJ held
McArdle while Bennett stabbed him. Lawson WAS
arrested day or TWO since and committed 20 prison
by Jusuce Moun.fou for examination.
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SuPREME COURT. In Chamlers..

SUPREME tOURT.-M ChGWDerS.-Be
fore Judge Naturalization HqBes against Etas Nat
fed and Cafiariae :. Hafftid-For the are and Gus
tody OF Catharine II Hatfield, a title girl years Of!
age living with her fathers parents hc father beng
away 10 California; but The mother claiming rs Gus
tody-areadv referred 20. An order wa, made placing
the child IN the custody and control Of Rev J. +.
Schneider each party being entitled 10 cali and see
at all proper times and he further hearing OF ne
case was adjourned to the On las.
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BOARD Of ALDERHES-Stdfed Session
NoNpAy, Ger. {. 1881.
Presenf-Morgan Norgans. ESQ, President. Al.
Griffin. Dodge, S,UIteyant, Oakley, Chapman, Kelly,
Smith, Ball. Haws Miller SHAW, ooA, Bard, Br.,-
ton. Deamater. Franklin, Conk.In. DOoey.
The minutes OF the Ia. meeting we're read and
approved.
Psthons-By the President, pe.r,oa Of owners @,
property and residents IN the NlII.h Ward. for al
Engine Co II said Ward. Referred - Committee
on Pre- Department
By the same petition O, the owners OF properly
ard residents III the NiIIth Ward. iof al Engine 90.
N SAID Ward Referred 10 Committee Oh FIRE De-
yaYtment
By the same petition ot James W Faulkner. Tor
permission 20 place plan cOcSdIal III he cupCa
oftns City Ha4,. Referred to Committee on Lamps
and Gas.
By he same, petition OF Lev W. Pierce, Pc
lcenan o, the Win Ward. - be compensated Tor
INJURIES received AZ the Astof-plsce no Referred
10 Committee on Police
By the same. petition o. residents q the Win
Ward. for a PARK al COrlear's Point. Referred 10
the Special Committee On Parks.
By the same. pentBon Of the National Temperance
Society. Ia Jeis,lon 10 the places fOr holding TIE
Election. Referred - Committee or Ordinances
By Aid Dodge. petition Of the National Temper
Society, Ia relation 10 the places for Hoclng me
Election. Reit 70 COMMITTEE OF Ordinances
Bv the President. petition Of John : Eoeugn for
correction Of ,a1. Referred 10 Committee on IL
nance
Fy he SAINT Ien,IoE Ct Wn Fed. II lsla,.oa ie
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Betore Judge Duer.-
Catherine H0iSmaa and Others against B,Ia Abr1mS-
For II years rent from lsi6 70 l>4,. Of iot No %
Wooster-St, at 500 50 year. The defense IS hat
the late Geo. LorllaTd gave lease IA ISIS, OF lots
Nos - and - WoOster-St, 10 EUenezer Smith at Sl25
each. for Il years, with covenant for renewal NJ
IL close or to pay for the Improvement. and mat
defendant has on SAID lOi No 90 brick front house
worth $500, which plaintiffs VII neither pay for
nor give a renewal OF lease.
The plaintiffs not having produced any agreement
on which they claimed the rent, motion was mids
to amend, and the lies over ON payment ofcosis
OF he tom
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az fAe rri,c prsopsrs embarked hoord ~, Spanish
AsIctoai BRO Rpo,J9r me PeSotsgla
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The LATE STABBING CASE -frederlck
Gahalln, The German clerk IN the grocery store cor
Of FouIth-ay. and Eleventhst., VINO wa s,abbei
on Monday evening by dirk knife, in The hands Of
unknown assassin, IS SUI alive IN the Nev-Yon
Hospital, but there rs hardly possibility 81 ms r.
coVeTy. The Coroner was yesterday called, al
took the deposition Of the injured man. wkid
corresponds with the facts heretofore pu0iIsnede
The Tribune. One Michael McDermOtt vas auesta
BY officer Cunningham Of the Seventeenth Wa
Police, on suspicion OF being one of the party "b
inflicted the violence, but as those wi'ne.slngb
transaction failed 10 identify him, he discharge
BY Justice Mountfor. No other arrest nave bee
made.
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT 81. THoNt
CHr2cH.-An inqnest was held YESTERDAY a6erne.
at the Fifteenth Wa,d Police station upon be ooc
ola laborer, named Charles Gray, a native Of "
land, 90 years Of age, whose death was ed BY
Juries received by the fall of scafo,d exec Isl IN
interior OF 81. Thomas Church laoofer nsse
Michael ID. Cotton, residing at No. 81. Bower, b
al Work with the deceased on the scafod a, the ~.
iel lie stated before the Jury that the scs po~
zen IN consequence OF large stone having ~
upon Il from the wall Witness, deceased, AZ
man named sullivan, were upon It AZ the tine ".
ness saved himself from injury by cnglng ~ on
he poles Of The scsied, While deceased ald 's~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08

DEATH Al A PoLIcE-STArIoS A Ger
man named DAVID Eyert, Lvlng al No. IS Mangin-sI
died ~ I O'Clock Monday morning d. The Thlr-
ieenih Ward Police station wilmer ne had been Ia
ken h. his friends, VINO stated ,ha. n Was Insane.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT sailor named
Jonn Allen no Monday afternoon, while engaged n
dlschargng the cargo of the ship Ashburton, acct
dentalv lost MS balance and fell down the hatch
vav of the snip distance Of nearly fifty feet lace
atiig ms face and brulsIg other portions of has body
IN tylghtfl manner from the Injuries Of which Il
l. feared he cannot long survive. lie wax taken 10
the City Hospital
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SUDDEN DEATH A man named Arthur
Mcbride, native o! Ireland. 6 years of age, died
suddenly al MS place Of residence No. IA Orange
St az O'Clock Monday morning. Is supposed.
of congestion Of ne BRAN. Tae Coroner was no.
nhec
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MURDER or AN INFANT. The body Of
infant was found yesterday morning IN the No
RIVER at the foot OF Twcnty.,hmd.st. b. of
Houston Of the Sixteenth Ward. II ~. wraps
up IN 4 CLOTH to which stone vas a,lached,
IDENTIFY for the purpose Of sinking T. Whether
child, al the time Il was thrown INTO the alter,
alive or dead remains for the Coroner. Jury 10
tennine. The matter viii be investigated THIS MOI
ing.
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FIRE-Yesterday morning at D. clock.
afre broke out IL the fourth story Of the ofck ond-
ing No l6l Peari-st., occupied oy Il. {. Mann a
bookhindery The fremen were promptly on the
ground. and soon succeeded IN subdumg The flames
The contents of The first floor. occupied oy +. b.
CLAYTON and ID and Sd stories by Boyd & HlncSer,
were greatly damaged oy the foods OF water that
were poured INTO the building Our reporter could
not ascertain the amount Of damage.
About 10 o'clock last evening, a ire occurred IN
the brlck building No l2l Llbertv-st caused By The
bursting Of a camphene lamp. The flames
tinCuished by officers Nountoy and Porter, of the
y burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08

Adams presses ale already ordered, 70 NEE ~
growing demand fos pUb.Icailons ice .l'-i' -
rroyement has oee1 made under The supervision -
our en.erprlng citizen, Col. Hoe, WIN - ii't''u
non Of only asou- ten days Il the m12u'ac''inS w
partmeni OF the Tr-c; Socis-y. lac iilelcs q *
Society VIII see ne necessity OF rene "sa erofis %
sustain lis expanding movement.
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BENEFIT FOR WIDow.-On Saturday
night, oeneht viii be gwen a, BroIgham's
Lyceum, 10 the widow OF William Conover, clever
young actor, formerly Of the Olympic, VINO died a
few days since. Mr.. Brougham has te,ally given
the use OF The house, and Miss Cushman ard others
have generously volunteered A fun house WI re-
ward the exertons Of he widows friends
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III The COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS to save parties who
have bills the Public Schools trouble give
that ali bills above specified by President should
left with Mr. CALHOUN the Secretary Board or c.
FUNK, sergeant-at- Arms, nj their Offices
The undersigned will he the OF Mr. SHAW the Supern
tenen No rs Municipality Hail evening
day preceding the rsthursday Of each month"; O'Clock
for the purpose examining and auditing all bills presented Bills
then will be held until regular meeting
of the Bosr which takes place first Thursday
is desired that bills against the Public Schools he prompt
handed In as above J. o. HARRIS,
Chairman COMMITTEES Accounts
New Orleans, March ID 1851. mhl9 In D
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

&C. The undersigned hereby gives will
the Superintendent Room No Is unpa Hail. every FRIDAY
from 10 II o'clock NJ purpose
aiming bills and communications and attending other
business requiring his during
Charges against the Lyc.u and Library
lis officers properly certified by that Comteehe roll of
teacher a bills for Of schoohoues
accordance with existing then be presented
prevail without the Intervention of the Committee
All other claims must be audited by that Committee approved
b The Board of Directors before the will upon
the Treasurer for them
Any communications for undersigned touching
the Public Schools should be left with JOHN CALHOUN E,q
Secretary Of the Board at his Office the Municipal Hall
j. s. COPIES,
Pra,;dapt Of ths posrI of rr,,tar. as o,Lti, szLI
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PER STEAMSHIP OHIO.

PER STEAMSHIP OHIO.
ET Just opened at
SIMPSONS,
SO CANAL Street.
.... A Lot off,.
RICH GRAPE SHAWI.S-Plain and embroidered.
CHEAP GRAPE SHAWLS-Bordered, of all colots.
MANTILLAS AND PARoDIS:
Tho the city these articles, surprising any
in beauty Of shape and trimming. The materials
BLACK Silk Lace Black Barge, White Brege Colored Barge.
Black Silk, Chameleon Silk, Chameleon Watered Silk and
Turc Satin.
CORN COLORED BAREGE, plain,
THIRTY CENTS PER YARD.
FANS;:s FANS.
large stock Of all qualities, from the
styles, cheap.
GINGHAMS. 5.4, OF handsome styles.
PRINTED LAWNS-A beautiful article.
TWELVE AND A HALF c ENrS per ysId.
LINEN DRILLS-For Gentlemens wear.
PARASOLS-An addition to the previous large assortment
cheap.
t5- All the above named Goods a ull stock Of
HOUSEKEEPING,
PLANTATION,
and FANCY GOODS.
viii be offered prices to effect
+ LARGE AND RAPID SALES.
G. nj. SIMPSON,
apl0 4tahp Do CANAL STREET.
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apl4 Ct stip
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II OST-A Child. a little Girl, about years old
dressed in pink dress and white apron light hair and "a
curled strayed abont O'Clock on Sunday aitenoo An
Any information will be thankfully receive by her dis
consolate mother. at VIM BYRNE, Union Hall,
apl4 IT. corner Annuncation and Gaennie streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-14

.UxrFxxxHx OoILEGE. DR.. Bard, agent Of
III Aonishipg College, which is an environ Of
Jackson, Louisiana, has returned from successful
wit y Rlrqushine and Lafourche. The prospects
Of tie College in the southwestern part Of the
S&ate sre Rattering, and large accession to its
numbers may be relied on next session. Two
hundred and twelve students have entured during
the present year. Centenary College has done its
duty to The educational interests Of the Southwest
and Is now finding les reward. =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-14
BlLOxI FIRE BRICKS.

LEEDS FOUNDRY, August y looo
At the Of Mr. Kendall we nt mic h oS' wh ops y,
the very best Scotch Fire Brick The sc9ch nIck nelleS
slightly; Mr. KendasnOt at a neither pt9nen Or caeged
to- We are now ready to supply planters with
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at $i2 Orders left at
Kendall, Voc & Co.'S or Office the New Canal,
will be promptly attended TO-.
WILLIAM II. EAGER,
mh2s sdptf Agent Of Biloxi Steam Bnok Works.
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FURTHER ADVICES about JONES
Coral Hair Restorative.

FURTHER ADVICES about JONES,
Coral Hair Restorative,
Fun many year wigs have been worn,
Cause OF our Hair We have been shorn;
'' IT was sickness caused the loss severe,
So wigs were worn instead Of Hair.
We see Gods goodness doss appear,
He sends us TO give Hair
growth that only Nature owns,
The CORAL RESTORATIVE, now made by JONES
In application be wse beware.
Or on your hands will grow Hair;
So, fearing 1t would trouble prove,
On application glove.
Its vondrous virtues should he known
Not on this Continent alone;
The press should take Il in hand
And make the wondrous expand
tT- For sale by J. WRIGHT co. Sole Agents,
apI4 Ct 2dp Isl Charities street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-14
L. S. BURRIDGE, MD, dentist,

ES- have made arrangements with my uncle DR.. L. s.
PARMLY continue his Dental Practice this mode
solicit the his friends patrons respect
fully offer services the public
Dental Science, L. sg
Parny Row, Lafayette Square. apll 2dp