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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

Resolved, That the Comptroller and Treasurer
be, and hereby, authorized to issue, in favor of
Patrick Ward, a noIe payable on the Goth Decem,
Der next, for eleven hundred and twenty. five dol
lars and eighty five cents, in settlement for two
thousand Eve hundred and one and ninety one.
hundredths' cubic yards Of river sand, purchased
: from him for the use Of the streets and wharves
and landings q 49,
Passed April u. 1851. J. H. CALDWELL, President
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

REUOC77O.V OF PR1CESI
IN and after Sunday, the 10th inst, the fare will
- be reduced Twenty five Cents for an Excursion
Ticket TO and from the Lac The tickets will be collected
returning from the Lake, and only good for the same.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02
DOM ESTIC PO'R rs.


DOMES TIC ORTS.
United states Mail Steamship Company.
FARE REDUCED.
EOR NEW YORK DIRECT, via HAVANA
L on TUESDAY, May l3--The splendid double engine
steamship OHIO, 1000 burthen James F. schenck u
from her whalf in 'front.' Of the Pacs o0v with me
Government Mails. direct for NewYork. via Havana and
Passengers transferred at Havana to the splendid double
RATES PAssAaE:
To New York State room Berth. in First Cabin $50 90
q - Standee BERTH Forward CABIN. ....... 40 90
To Havana. ss n. First 40 90
s-. ss,andee Bert. te, rs Cabin.... 90 &C.
P;asssengers for Havana must have passports from
~ Each of the Company's steamships has expert
pfs p fs Inn ssnsd fs to s has sailed
For iSis xsR & pf.'afs fsRES IS Magazine
-. FOR BOsTUN-s tanton's Line OF Packe,s-To
sailing 5s sS 'e s
6aancs w
Of the bul 400 bales Cotton. other light freight
board, at post s. Second Municipality q t.
ap22 Magazine and Lafayette streets.
SGNEA Packet = United States Mail Line 5etseeen
sss HsssGs III s.,
q EIEsTSsN &: Is e HAvANA. sssins Eassas
on for Havana on the LIST and 18th. 1865
Havana Charleston or Savannah. SO
5avana to Key West. 81
Fo' G! e. E sfoRsfpEfTcs asPptyh a,e,,ou or to
CO. 70 TssosRsu RR T. Orleans
Passengers leaving Havana By ths A sRip can reach
5 ;a% wore O Rf M Bsy tss.s he Land Roas
stsaHiship to those ports. do 2aw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

szn FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The fast
go sailing schooner MERCHANT, coppered and
copper fastened, carrying about $50 bbls deck.
q pply to q HART n 10. 79 Fchoupiouas
e. FOR FRElGHT OR CHARTER-The A
S2&E eoePe,ed and copper fastened brig AMERICAN.
400 bbs burthen. For particulars apply
apps A. +. COCHRAN, q Tohouptoulas st.
At FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTkR-The Sici.
92&A Ian bark GANDOLFO. Culota. master, will take
freight for any port in the Mediterranean in few
lays For freight On charter, apply to
ap10 BAREI.LI & co. 81 Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
~ 50 packages GLASS LAMPS;
50 - LANTERNS, great of pattern
and Sizes which offered the at auufacurer'
Prices. lmhl2l E.WOOD PERRY.96 magazine 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

NAVAL STORES-Tar, Pitch and Rosin. for
sale by HAYMAN Il HOLDEN 80 Maxaxin. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

FIRE BRICKs-3oO,ooo English Scotch and
l. American for sale by - oH anu
spi7 HAYMAN& HOLDEN. IS MAGAZINE .,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

requested, after giving FIVE days notice in the Off
cal paper Of the Municipality, to sell at public auc
ton the contract for taking up the round stones
Tcheupitoulas street, and laying down square
block stone, between Benjamin and Roffignac
streets. The work to be done in accordance with
the specifications to be furnished by the Surveyor,
and published with the said notice. =
Pasaed April "a, 1854. J, II, q ALDWELI., Recorder.
Approved April "a. 1851. A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

FAMILY GROCERIES,
l. 10 Kegs Goshen Butter;
Il haf barrels beef, Fulton Market;
30 Kegs Leaf Lard
40 barre Extra Fine Flour;
II cases Underwooh's Pickles, assorted;
IL bags Spanish Chocolate;
70 bags Java Coffee
Crushed and Powdered Sugar, etc,
Landing and for sale by
mhl7 EABJIZAN Il 30. "a Cor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

a QUA AMMONIA-2O carbovs. a sune,,or a,
IA tce. in store, for sale by PI MasSEy
mhL CORNER CAM !. y" $500 -, T.. :,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02
No 3251

Resolved, That the Surveyor be, and lis here
BY, instructed to have the yards Of she two new
School houses paved, under the supervision of the
COMMITTEES on Education.
Passed April 2, 1851: J. II. CALDWELL. President. 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

HOCK-Johannisberger, Rudesheimer, etc. etc.
II" Very superior Holland Gin SCOTCH Irish, and Mo.
nongahela Whisky French Cordals, Curacao, etc.
IL City retailers and country merchants supplied
favorable terms.
IF Clubs and gentlemen furnished hoice Wines.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

t'hESH SElDLrTZa and YEAST POWDERS
sale ~ s1ppy OF quality recently received for
' mb ~ L. L. MASSEY, Apothecary and Druggist
'n.Is' corner Camp . nd GrnYIer sire
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

Jn sunday the Cars leave every hour.
IL An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres every
mhl7 II 3t2p j. ". SMITH, Superintendent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

- n ID No. 3Z56.
Resolved, That the new School house, ON the
corner Of Richard and Pacsnier streets, be known
and designated a. the jackson School house, and
that the new School. house on Dryades street be
known as the Jefferson School house. -
Passed April "a 1851 J. H. CALDWuk La President
Approved April Is. 1851. A. d. CROsS4AN Mayor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02
No. 324

To Prior for fitting up.pols of Sixth Ward ten dollars
To r. Brien. for tiing polls Of Seventh Ward,
d0lavs. -
To George McCrya for conveying ballot box to and from
Seventh Ward to Mayors office, two dollars
To George Benard for cleaning Louisiana Hose House
seventh instant, five d0lIan
To F. Young, for conveying ballot boxes Mayors Of
fce. and reno, ing nuisances. ETC., six dollars.
To B. 0lney for conveying patients the Charity Hos.
pItal from Third Ward to first instant. ninety dollars.
To Cab No 243 for taking Surveyor and Fire
COMMITTEES to visit engine houses. etc., five dollars.
To Abraham DeYonng for mating copy plan for
ing Of Csmmercal Alley. for tine use of Surveyors office
Hsvs g Paul Gronde and Pelliat streets under resolu
Passed Apn %, ISL. J. H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved April Is, 1861. A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

Resolped, That the Surveyor be, and he is here
by, authorized to enter into the necessary contract
with James Kenney as principal, and James Red
den and Jno. Redden as securities for furnishing
all the necessary material and plankng Calliope
street. from Soils to Clara Streets and Soils street
from Calliope street to the New She'll Road, at the
rate OF two dollars and eighteen cents per running
foot. The work to be done, and payments made.
agreeahly to the specifications, and in accordance
with the terms of adjudication by the Mayor
Passed April q, 1851. J. H. CALDWELL President
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

Resolved, That the Surveyor be, and he is here
by, authorized to contract with Thomas Hartery as
principal and J. F. Rub security, for furnishing
the material and laying the side walks on the lower
side Of Claiborne street, between Common and
Canal streets, the rate of one dollar and twenty
five cents per running foot for bricking and paved
support and thirty cents per square foot for curb
and gutter stone The work to be done, and pay
ments made, agreeably to the specifications on file
in the Surveyors office.
Passed Aprii22 1851 }. II; CALpW ELL. Recorder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02
No.3249

Resolped, That the Comptroller and Treasurer
be, and are hereby. requested to report to the
Council, on or prior 10 the 9Th May next, whether
the officers Of the Municipality have duly ac-
counted for all public moaeys they may have re-
ceived, OR with which they may have been en-
trusted. 5se' -f-
-Pahsed April "a, 1861. J. Fl. CALDWELI.. President
Approved April Is, 1851. A. D. CROSSMAN. Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

~ All artclesin the Med ,cne ne not mentioned in IN
catalogue will be supplied on qualy favorable terms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-02

Whereas, The late @. Paulding, Esq, has
bequeathed for the benefit of the Public Schools of
this Municipality, the sum Of five thousand dollars,
:, hesolUed, That the sum be received by this
Council and appropriated to the object intended
fsssed April a, 1851. J. II. CALDWELL President.
Approved April Is, 1851. A. D. CROSSMAN. Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

BOARD REDUCED u ths Pnfs-e
8.s.s.r a1.--, . orse.r.ea S., . ~ h'
t..i1s. j. e- Nisltsl.eE -l.a
sry Mons s. q IN wees. . .4F -ra-.fr -
ri..-t .,ls e ccrs r. 81, Fe-i hf sla 80 .sf
.sfLs :-st.A -1-i -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

ts,- stcamship AfrIca.-ihe X steamship AZ
~ vg ,a ifpin her dpCE al - O'Clock TO-DAY, pune
hiI 1r rerort tha' she il te detained for ~
o,ec, Hcr machinery ne er n more perfect oTdsr
m'".,.. au27 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
wn.hinpfnn RniIdinr Associatiom.-Ther

" " d I.sTIst tUI. - " m ERIDAN
EVENING Aurust - az O'Clock, Al Warren Hal, cor
A., of Oliver ana Henry ss, for the purpose IF eiecing
sfeerr and admitting ucw members. large number OF
,lsfss have aready subscribed for Present entrance
Ge 50 5Ocsnts-nonthy duos - 80 Names, Nth The en-
a, a II Uooper No 333 Pearl-s' Casper G. Childs,
No I1a fulton-st or John Hooper, No. lO6 Fulton 81,
-, the nfo.roctu. NAV ho Obtained au2G 4N
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

sSeas and WcmerS Mhl,e. BlacA ard Colored klI
ELoNfs Of The very best quality from the mos, celebrates
s.ea Manufacturers ordered ana imported expressly i
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Frocs. Gcr~sg. hal,cs as9 Fi0ist
SILK AND FANCY GOODS

Frcsc1. Gcrsas. fal,cs as9 Figish
SIIk AND FANCY GOODS.
Qnsr fVr sale then NEW STOCK ios The FALL TRADE.
s,aPlsug IA c,ey department. the new,s, and uohess
s9e and unsurpassed variety and extent by any similar
Estahlshmeui the country
NJ pans have been spared 20 render ihe assortment
psNNe more attractive than and worthy The nsPec
hen of Ocy merchant visiting thls city.
The several Departments are as follows
Dress SILKS,
Coastns of the r,hosi and most ma,nil ent styles of
Para EMBROIDERED and BROC ABE FABRICS ever
h exhibited Aad adapod the best civ ana town trade
Aho. uch Pompadonr SILKS. Embroidered SAriNS.
ARMVRTS, GROS DE AFRICS. SATIN De CHIMES.
SiACE. CANEl ION. RcA Figured aad Watered
heee AUuS1c SILKS, a.. &c, all Il The very latest 10
sxGS
printed Goods
Rich Pans MUSLIN pE LANES ard CASHNERES
Em'ed m twelve cv.crs. Printed OWENfAL>, snurely
A,so. ssrS koa PLAID snd Fsafcd MUSLIN DE
Also a com.ls,e assortment Of American MUSLIN DE
LANES and CASltMthtN utw dc>,n>, 81 lower p.oos
'A~H ever before orefs' s,.,,.
rh.s Department with Ar,pe roVu fy4 d>rag s,hra,cs
all ne most popular >iy4eS ot Ano.c.a LONG SAkNlS
Alse newest aRd ucheSi patieras ii scotch Lone
SliANlS real t-Tt.u Pads arei cKqressly
kes Ea.6ro.dc,,a CaSlSa GRAPE >RHwiS' 80
PALM rhihff. CA>ltMENE, flsuIed MERlNO. -
complete assortment, consisting ef neh tartan p'ad
seSstr and q urrS. an al w.slas sod >iyics - CAP
hbBO>> fanCy lunlauus RIBBONS, Rl6BON-rlES.
sCAkfN, Sc
StUfi Goods.
Pisin Black and Coof,i AlPACA$. k,h tiggrcl Ne
nro Pam. Dau~>S. Ri.lalc aeJ ft..e1 fOfLiNS.
k.le kasC IL >lEAS ltN NGAkiAN "a otH t,s0ged
tHe PAN MOuAls. lFoaosc ~ad ~ 1ss CLOTHS /.
Plan Preach A;GRlNOS @nt CA>tAkSk>, as. a
sra Nar.Si! oi Flsd STUFF DoppS, KEW 81.
N1SleTy. ,
Tbs ccpaIimsn' to vhoa sge,A. attention a. sA'"''i
ta> eyen aecA castscd cctqscs entire Hr, a1c
,Attsces SN.ty extensive S,aCA oi Eng.sL ani Vera
ho>thkN, hca thc wo>, ctlssla.c0 MsGu.@ct t1rvfs,
'SSgitd 70 tbe ,cSt Cs and t.tCf.cr { aee.
lascS.
hnslSA, klta,h And German lACE>, T.Lcs NEIS,
~S-' u eNeiy ds>cEgtyn
white Goods.
Linens, Lawns. tElhrcS Mu,.S. Cscc.s SsrirCS y an
80 fsuiSa >Nl>> GOODS, C.s.-sa Mu>.2s, Il2cn
O~n.trss. ~
cloves
eseas and Ncmers Mhte. BlacA ard C0lored KID
loNfs 0i ihc Ncry best quality from the celebrated
r~tea Manufacturers ordered ana imported expressly r
sef fc~a tIac.
Also.
=, sce and Narrow NssS,s. BOmhanHes Canton SlAs,
rreAtt kaeikechels. NelsA Hianns.s SATIN Ve>;sn-s
cteta hSesc lts'an md Aus-scan SeNsug Ss f'ras.s
Dfhtrsns Cfasats. Dress lrlnrunsS Od silks Farl n
- fteach GnsLa-.,, frssCh Pr.nss. g4h.o 4ad F...o
N'Fers, &c. &c
AlSo
n afss assortment cf RICH GOODS sr Trec,ar
A'1essss II far'Nos fa.glcs mi lAiest styles aul
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
pOOMS AMI BOARD.-Wanted. by A

W NJ uNI fI'F-NIt u ~ IItttUs w {
gentleman and wife with one CHILD and nurse from
about the 18th Sc-ierbel next gentccl. private ia
niy Yylng house WIKI E sIeu uul lrosonents IN
good location. TIE west SIDE r the city parer and
ted will be required lrtcuh'sd refc vii be
gwen and expected Address with particulars u B'N
No $50 Post Ofic,. au27 80
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
full Or partial

board. where az thc comforts 90 aone may lf %
l.ntc-locaton very desirable. ami a sage roH'r
a;hs ard wafer closets ihe house References required
.Ppy al y r corner 4 t3th-st and lth-ay a-N - '
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
MEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
rHF NEW-YoRX TRIBUNE

F0R EtHoILAN 'lANUI'AIIVh
5,n.he cepa-fr-e If earn Mai SeaH,~r f1r LV,
=, rents c0yy. 81 peg year, u anJ pat oi
- ua.ls on - % ne t0nine'Nl pO-lagt lsctsle
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
TNlTED STATES HOTEL PHIL
1tsorcn t0nntc0 an0 to ioan.

eaI NHH $1,000 or 1000 To LOAN
W l .VNFVs on improved Real Estate this cItv
IN fee None other viii receive attention MORGAN. l5s
" lliain-st bstw Eultr-sf and Ann, opposite the
Church. au2 I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
.UNkIRk LOTS.-Wanted. a pur-

chaser Tor 8los IN Dunkrk These selected lots
situated on the finest ground the place. overlook tie
lake INC udc corners and only about FIVE minutes
walk fl0m the and ten from steamboats, Terms very
low aud liberal as the owner going The far West and
does not want them ms hands Apply 20 HAD
DOCK. No. 10 Spruce st jth story. aus itMW&>'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
DOOMS TO To let. with or

without Board. pallur, rSt fsor. or t~o eet
rcoms With privilege Ia t,hen-Sgi,aAe i1r - and
WIFE without children. r C.uh OF two three gentle
men. Apply at NJ. 80 AnIity- 81. au2) 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
NOR SALF-A STORE, GROCERY,
Boarding.

spOAkD.-A ladv wishes 10 Board IN
re,recfatie fanily Wdo~ lady preferred WE, s-s
cc I'd have her q aiafe uaou keir.en'ss eirtA-,-
tulrts, h u fli. lAc once 49,
EkUAkD. Two gentlemen AMI sher
> .,-e, .,r I'd, ,-.lsao.ia,si VIII desirable x 5
ard Bid ~ y. 60 Ir.adval sad = re eai-le y,
aIg ro,Eis.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
asrsIC-Mrs- pErTIGREU. Ia,sIvar

NyVSIJ TEACHING -One oi the lr,t
". German Teachers n Ser-Tors 3ulri f'r
ycurg l7,v cf Twelve ears. lecta1le fanny
vfere e.''ns can Re 'asen n Dag Ile sane - feliif.a
for A Young lad ii ln another lAill. 'f
.rial Adde'S WATERS BERRY.
a IT, PlaAo sore. $50 b 4i@ag
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
EREAT ATTRACTION a, PIANO.
rrHE BLoOMER TROUPE have III,

honor 70 arnontrc thc.r -f,NS, Snc thi sasy M
@ uC.e COlccIt He'. ca MONDAY EVENING SrpNs-
tCr :. ISL
Ihs TronYe composed sniiTty 81 ladies' asstasaSast
is- tktrttuS .ad acci stusuts vsl g. gtsrn 0nttr
fhc direction q; ce'cta q rHust Snce fhe.f sSfi AZ
thsy have ADOPTED tlc rev Z orriet costume arc -ii
u,ea m the rcfs,f ara met t-cNecae styles Of thai
tFaatfol tTc>s, every at1 a. ear nS ~ diatrfh'eo
tuuC
Thc cntsr'aaac.> ~ r ,5r> . of Cess fron ne oYe
ra> EngiNh i>h Scotch snd EtnLch songS. B~Ais pp-
ellis and Suarfes IN trr coarse Of the evsnS toe Ia
i.sS ~l dance 81. .te lew Bloomer ~Atsss pol
ks>, NC 49,.
The celebrated MILF NATHALIE F,rx-JANES
gtlrcya t4nScUsC !r.- the Opera ~ Naples Nenice
lagS al London. AaS atc asAScraSnt to apfeaT ~
thosc CcrccIfs. ans a'fr - her exquisite danc ne
viii sag several az asr ia,efe hcaauiG sfams
wade .NpreiSif To- these lrrr'ftS
hss ben crested fsr ser appearance. and
svrfy arrangement la, eu ats @ ems re tsV comfort
agd convenience ot fle Audience II Is hnped thf these
"a l prove the most rcsan erisinmeats ever gwen IN
>ess-NuTk
The rroure ili n,e hu' shot s,ay m ths e'ty s
Taneemsnts made o. tts'f provincial tour A0ln S'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
VET GOODS Wet by Fresh Water
miscellaneous Advertisements
.opEuFAD.s MAGNETIC pLAs

NOREllEADS MAGNETIC PLAS-
I'VE TER-lhe Greatest Sifens hener and Pam ID,
stroyer IN the World This uurNaled composition war
be the cheapest and hes, Plaster ever invented
tSput up m an esh' tn not's, nus hs,p,st & &
any chld can spread tiem Puce - cents a boz 49, -
.Yk"hs: long 6slSleS tka Tsa, sosd PiaaeT VAS
time and labor IN bringing this article perfection ae
now feels confident that antsosy the tra a. he unyer
sally approved, while ts tfhns cost places within The
reach 81 all who may need ts beneht.
MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER poss-ssss 20
da,ne, anodyne and stimulating properties fhess de
Tyss from tRc valuable gums and resins OF sh,ch
Is composed II is tonic. sfenshfning an ytailnt
magnetic power from these facts t Will be- eAsy 10 see m
what diseases the Magnetic Plaster must be hsy bcne-
fcial M.
FIRST- prcouneatls great STRENGTHENING Plaster.
and II therefore used with tie most ccrta success IN Al
cases of general detstg fcn. theniag TIE weahedOodY
gylng tone 10 toe GU organs ana mF~otamF h' 'h
tire s' stfm 90, ,. u,,.. .....
corous W,ch thus enables the ann no'abe
D res the skin 10 absorb It's virtues ~n- r'facsa az
A. hss acute and chrome rheumatism lalnesess and siin
ness OF tb, oms an the sfe back %, any ptfl :. vac
body In spinal c1mptias o. y used WIN lhe m's' ~
nr,inr succes. and even iu Il the spne tbas
done soudes In severe cases II hap complaints rs sn,es
have been almost mag .l all n iiF'f ''"piAi" " "'>
pam cannot exist vhsre ths Plaster applied
THIRD-It IS great Nrf, NJ riisteT posse,siag A. {
the wondeTous and urpArslieted yftn's OF nagn,
influence and 4 Will ne fnnd a s1rpassns yl1e "a ~.
1remors DysTcp.Ia vhicr ~ enufely nervous di'
deficiency Of nepog. and ly-ca cue ~ s"d a those
the nervous sy.em b. I's constant supply q magnetic
eectncit, Il subdue- uTfF1rs fnt1h NY eluanes the
sn;s. h= -. 80 balance ( IL oirca'.oh,
mote. healthy secretion O The VeTs and hdaeyf removes
- quasmD, H. Affections. nhd aays nervous irrdis0n.
IIsT. YIN the happy combination the a1ons pro
n.rtes n WI he self evident that the Mggnec Plaster
nn,s, hs of uo-, Ell tenrht m Cough, Colds, Asthma,
0ppss.n Of the Lubss WraAaess ot ne che.. % bses
and all those slight but da9eefous complaints w'sh Nsp
10 Consumpt,on pef.ons wn-se business ".Ees thcm -
NJ, or stand much those who ars pred s.h " ah,'t,"ns
OF the lungs and have Iars N The s-f oi.'1 blu M
deed every who -ufefs from the sn'den ohAnss' h
our climate wl find the greatest ease ans s..uft ~
~earmg thus heslthful AID hesgtful fastU iS ~. -
yery pleasant and IN therefore h hlY recOmmspdsd 10
delicate ladies for w.Akuess aud many = ths d'ss'hf
complaints 70 which Zen aes are especiailg liable ~
Put up IN ar q GIT TN boxes. sufficient ~ spread 'o
Pllsters and any chld preai them Pace = cen,
hon with fuI direction Manufactured and ,od by u"
,ov,ntnr and propuet0r - & AOKEHEAD, M d,
No i3l Broadway New York
g., all. h. All the d. l.yisf. ag( t'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
.--INFORMA.
i :. SCHOOL AGENCY. No. 293

Broadway. established by the subscriber u 1911
Negotiations dairy by the best Institutions Famhes and
Teachers Capital furnished by the patrons deposit u
ole per wears compensation procuIes TIE t!
amount ir engagements Apply early with The
money postpaid. personally 4 possible References eK-
changed once hours, 8 70 u and 20 O'Clock
aue6 3tss T. II WILCOX, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Silks! Silks !
I.a,,s, lmpcrta,,ons'

Latest lmportailonS
DOW EN- Il Men \ VI t. T..
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IMPORTERS aud WHOLESALE DEALERS
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'TO LADIES anu GENTLEMEN

Il PRIV ATE BOARDI G-Nee house. Iu>t 6fted
10. very e!sgb'e location. accessible 20 bus lAr'
den large ary rooWs Sug'e ard double furnished
uufuuaShea Terms vii te us'.c and he comforts NJ
h, ne !; az times To- Agqi at n $50 Hgdsoa-St
nearly opposite Abandon ,ark ki.p \ Browns s.a-e>
ass every quiet good order, ana prompt
rde M fe lie rharl-ierls.lls nf f.s Anrsr. In
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
NURNISHED ROOMS. l2s. y 2Os. ncr

Il week Tsdg.ng = The EAGI p HOTEL. a. the
junction Of " aln North liian ali Frai<fgt,is oae
hcA from ne CIV Nali ani Fe> VII hs opened flr ne
reception e. soutieHep louN ga MONDAY NE\ sept
lst h.s house l0u.rlis arranged. d. hted a-d
iaCt. ne f4rlltrrr and retinc beng eu'ires
The occ ousn throughout the night To Let the argc
" ith re Hotel al26 l~'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

4 ; GOOD CooE, by a respectable woman,
4. = .nher n he cty Df country rod baker Has
good fe.ererce 3 liy a. N io =. ct lghss auZ7 u'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
a. Adams y Co.,s Espress % New-Orleans:

-Four tunes month ADAMS q co dispatch steamer
ZINES. for New Orleans with freight for LOUISIANA Ala
bama Mississippi Texas sc Rates reasonable and delivery
esraln and usually m advance of the u. Mail Drals'
No;c, Nc eol,ec,sd ADAMS. 10 Wall-st y Y,
su7 20t and u Camp-st New-OTeans
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
CREAT HISTORICAL CURIOSITY.

GREAT HIST ORlCAL CURIOSITY.
\a-lRON GlRBFT ~ OLDEN TIMES snS
thrown aside ~ the nr'cr " ciNhs atioa aunag the
last century the>e uhlc d~Sth inst-nmcafs found
Point LeuN Canada Ess-. N she csnrse ~ May last.
had been used under the Government of Sr q MURRAY.
FIRST Of Canada. Acr It's capuatOn. m the
1863 E the execution of ma who mad murdered three
successive h Stands q viii be exhibited dguag q tes
DAYS At No ~ BrosGw az. - fos rcom No a. from
4 to 9P NJ. whore historical details II her CRIMINAL
life NAV De procured antC'
LVREE NCERTS.-OTrO COT
Il rAGE. HOROkkN --,,rssd Instrumental Coorsrt.
10 rerormsTs N0ll's Slss, Sciey Band, every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY. aui ElDAN. commencing a. ~
ociock Ii iAe weaker stormy the Concert .,n tass
plac. the nsNt day aus NMw&rs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
well educated and high-
Graduate Of an Ameri
A SSISTANT TEACHER.-Ten Dol

v lars Bonus VIII be given 70 one who " II procure
for the advertiser "a grad atc Of CuuRba College. with
highest reference suitable situation A. ASSISTANT
Teacher the English CLASSICAL Department Of some
respectable school Tins city immediate viCaniS Nd
dTess r ID \ AT tins Office. au2J II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
SOOM ; 10 LET. with full or partial

BOARD - Desirable R1oni> flr Gentlemen anl thc r
WIVES. o. Single Gentlemen. De oAlnsh a. sac iacF
loca'cd house Nc e3 East Brsdwae oar-h door below
ClnCn-st The situation IS peasant and ar. aad ;Ac
house ccoc order. wslh hos. ct. and shower Baths 4
kne ot stages pass the door ever few minutes El- a.
phraiicn : desirable ausl Iws
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
V1O LAWYERS An Attorney of up

n ward of two Years standing desires situation a.
Clerk In LAWYERS office He has had several years en-
peuence IN Office business. and furnish sat
testimonials from with whom he Is AZ pre-
sent and others TO character and qualc
tous Address l. S. Tribune Office. anl) 3tMNNF
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
's'EACHER.-A Lady desires to obtain

i situation as Teacher II French and Muse. m some
Seminary he CITY of NewNork OF ts vc.ny Sue yves
lessons on the Harp Piano. and Guitar. with >ugn-
Ifalian and English Pest Of references given. Add
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