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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
rRANcis NICHOLSON, Asse
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
vs. lOt
NOTICE-Pubic no

~ tice Is hereby given 10 the owner owners, &C.
cupant occupants an Houses and Lots improved IN
improved Lands affected thereby. that the following As
scSSments have been completed by the Assessors and
are lodged IN the office of the Bureau of Assessments
for examination, by all persons interested, For
PAVING 10TH AVENUE from the north line OF ed
street L. the north line Of 33d street, and PLACING
space feet wide through the eaSey sidewalks from 39d
Ia Both street The limits embraced by such Assess men
include all the several Houses and Lots of Ground, va
Lots pieces and parcels OF Land situated on the cas-
ery side Of 0hayenue between go and Jbh streets ana
on The westerly side 32d and nth streets also
both sides of 3d between the l0havenue and lines
running parallel thereto and distant 400 feet eaSer and
400 feet westerly ihecfom All persons whose interests
are affected hy the above named Assessments, and who
are opposed 30 the either Of them are requested
10 present their objections writing to the undersigned. at
Their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty DAYS from
the date OF tins notice Office. Bleau IT Assessments,
Street Department, July 81. 1881.
SAINT FL II DE MOTT
ERANlIS NI(IIOI SON y AssrsSOTs.
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY MoRTALITY.-The hot weather of
the past week has much increased the number OF
deaths in this city-the increase, however being
confined to children. The City Inspectors Report
Is not vet made out, owing to neglect in sending IN
the Report from Potter's Field. Without these,
there have been iOS deaths. as follows Men, 81
Women, Is Boys. lGi Girls. 1872. The Report
from Potter's Field viii probably increase the total
number to 400
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SAMUEL II DE MOTT,
FRA n Is NIS SiIITi, Assessors.
NOTICE.-Proposals

~ for On-Proposal, will be received a. the Office of
the Commissioner of Streets and Lamps, No New CITY
Hall until THURSDAY the It'll INST, clock NJ, atter
which time none VIII be receyed for furnishing the Cor
poraon of the City of Ncwlork with 5000 gallons sum
ner Strained pure SPERM OIL. of the best quality, and
allow two cents DER gallon for the emDt ss returned
Samples must he sent 10 the office Of superintendent Of
Lamps and Gas, No. 29 Mecer,st on OF beioIe "ehrs
day the 10Th INST 2 o'clock = VI Estimates Will be-
opened on Friday the 18th inst, II O'clock VI Blank
estimates be- had AT the Office Of the Commissioner
JACOB l. DODGE. Commissioner
irp I'M VI Streets and LnmIs
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8lr
NROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART

- NENT-TO CONTRACTORS.--Seale Proposals,
endorsed Proposals for building Sewer III Forty eighh
ST. vii be received office Of the CrOton Aq1ednct De-
partment Rotunda, PARK until FRIDAY me ilth gay Oh
NECESSARY Receiving Basins and Cuyerts, IN FORTY
EIGHTH STREET from the Sewer IN Ninth ay - crown
between Eighth and Ninth avs being length abont 40
sect The plan Of the Sewer and specifications Tor the bud
ing Of the same and all other Information relating theeto
can he otaned ON application to the Contract Clerk al TINS
Office - ew-York july !, 1851 NICHOLAS DEAN,
N2 l0t President Of the CrOton Aqueduct Department.
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C,TpFET DEPARTMENT. No. 4, Hal

Regons onee an TRIDAr jgS IL IJst
At z oiock 70 Build an RDer Plans and speci
Al ,h. @ ~ md All nornation thereto can " hln GA aet'
esiou i'ihe ""' John r DODGE, ST. Ccmr.
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NROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART

OMFNT-TO CONTRACTORS.-Seale proposals,
Endorsed Proposals for building Sewer IN yth Avenue
viii be received the Office Il he Croon Aquednct De
partment Rotunda Park until Wednesday the st day OF
Julv 1851 AT o'clock. = NJ, to bulda SEW ER WITH me
necessary Receiving Basins and Culyens IN th Avenue
from 45th JlstStree' beng IN ength at" %
feet The plan Of the Sewer and specifications Tor the
building Of the same and all other information friatns
thereto can be obtained applcatlon 70 thr '"n'a'
Clerk at tins Office New-York, June %, l8ll
NICHOLAS DEAN,
ie2a 2o, President Of the Cro0n Aqueduct Department.
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III 7 wv D TNJIs
SAMUEL IA DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON.
ISAAC WI SMITH,
NOTICE.-Public no

tce j. hereby gwen the owners, occupant
or occupants all Houses and Lots we'd or unn-
proved Lands affected thereby that the following Assess
meuts have been completed the Assessors and are lodged
IN the Office the Bureau of Assessments tor eyImlt1n
bv oil persons Interested w For REGt LAllNG Tie
SFN ENTH.AN E. from Harlem-lane 20 10th street.
The limits embraced BY such Assessment include all the
several Houses and Lots Of Ground vacant Lots pieces
and parcels of and situated both sides Of Seventayc
nue. between 18th and l2Hh streets aud on boh SIDES u
II6h Nth ll8th 18th l2Nh, l2St, l22nd l2jrd. 2ith,
25h l2Gh i27th and l2sth streets between lines running
PARALLEL 10 the Scvcnihaycnuc and distant 400 feet easter
" and 400 fee, westerly therofrom. All persons whose
interests are affected by the above named Assessments
and who arc opposed To the same. either OF them are
requested 10 present their objections IN writing 10 me I'M
dersignod at their office. No Hall Of Records, within
thirty DAYS from the date Of this notice Office Bureau o
Assessments Street Department. july 3D. 1891.
SAMUEL H. DE MOrF,)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
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Van DFyFNTER'S PREMIUM

RIACHING, 23i Washington ST Hlzaru en- y NJ
longer au;hor ed 20 procure orders for this b,cSlhs
,oners viii he waited unon b, GEOR1E KING VINO VIZ
hsVr VIII bn silver medal awarlsd by thf sms.'
ITsf,,ure I,V7g JOHN AN DIV fNihh
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public

CORPORATION NOTICE .-Public no.
tee i hereby gwen the owners. occupant:
or occupants of all Houses and Lots improved unn-
proved Lands affected thereby. that the following Assess
mentS have completed hy the Assessors and are lodged
IN the Office of the Bureau of Assessments for eNamnaon
by all persons Interested For regulating and setting
CURB AND GIITERm FORTY f0I RrH STREET,
from Fhth-avenue To Broadway The limits embraced by
such Assessment include all the several Houses and Lots
Of Ground vacant Lots pieces and parcels If Land, St
ated on both sides If Forty fourth street, between FINN
and Seventh-avenUeS All persons whose interests AT
facted hy the above named Assessments and who are
opposed ~ the same either of them requested TO
present their objections IN writing 20 the undersigned al
Their Office No Hall Of Records within hr, days from
the date of this notce-Ofce. Bureau OF Assessments.
Street Department, july 3. 1851
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HoRRIBLE DEATH.-A woman. 20 wears of

age named Margaret Bowers, al TO- O'Clock on sum
day night fell or jumped from the third story WIN
dow OF house 30 Oliyer-st, and struck upon the
IRON railing. the points Of which penetrated her body
to the depth OF SIX inches more. She was mmed
ately discovered and taken into the house where she
soon expired. The Coroner held an inquest upon
the body, and verdict of death by Injuries received
by falling from window while IN state of derlum
was rendered The deceased was a native OF Ger
many and had been for some time past subject to
DarOXySmS.
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DRowNED.-A lad, years of age, named
lanes Cunningham fell into the dock at the foot of
Rutgers.ss f. r., on the Sd inst, and was drowned
His body was Yesterday recovered. and taken to the
residence of his family lSs Monroe-st, where the
Coroner held an inquest.
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Found Drowned. The Coroner held an
inquest yesterday at the foot of One hundred and
twenty ffths St, n r.. upon the body of an unknown
man Of small size found drowned at that place. De
ceased had on a pair of pants and blue shirt.
leather belt was bucked about his body. verdict
of death BY drowning was rendered by the jury
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ARREST FOR BuRGLARy.-Geo.W W. Fran
ces alias Bold Irwin, was arrested at o'clock yes
terday morning charged with breaking into the pre-
mlses of jeremiah Lynch, of 81 Anthony-st. with III
tent to steal He held by Justice Osborne for ex-
animation.
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ROBBED WHILE BATHING.-A gent

whose name was not ascertained, while bathing II
Rabneau's bath off the Battery yesterday afternoon
had his pockets robbed OF breastpln and Sl60 II
cash 4 lad named Thos. Connell was arrested OF
suspicion Of having committed the THEFT. lie wa
locked up by Justice Osborne.
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BURGLARY AND GRAND LARCENY.- ne
lace embroidery store of Edward Lazarus 1872 Canal
St was entered by burglars few nights ago and
robbed Of laces hosiery &c to the value OF 5000 No
arrest.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUiCIDE.-A man
named John L. T. Weinant, attempted TO drown HIM
self on Sunday night by jumping INTO the dock 1901
OF Forty-fourth-st.. E. X. He was rescued by MI
Lawrence and handed the Nineteenth Ward
Police When taken TO the Station House he gave
as reason for his attempting selfdestructlon, that
he believed his wife to be untrue to him. He Is de-
tanned for the present at the Station House
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ACCIDENTS.-A woman (name unknOWn)
was seriously injured in Vesey-st. this morning by
being caught between two carts, her husband was
with her and had her conveyed home
4 child was run over on Sunday evening IN Dey-St-
by private carriage and severely injured.
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PALMER. the Agent, IL prepared O. give all regm-
the subject q complete Of
lie bcheves that the material Affairs II business TRANSACT
tons must be aided and sustained by prOpcrtonate
of intellectual energy and tins intellectual energy
should Keep pace with the facilities by which the
afnrs OF business are adyanced
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-31

Ifv hat sfA1 bate U..J
~ zbsns ai Ncya NIL MI bss% i. All. and NJ
SSr ~, mas ~ amioaoy ssttsd.
49,, ne elegant ed.ice just compeied. for the Me.
o about was opsnsd On tbs III in..snt x. 90
IT. = = - = 1No's'or Dfspes.
E ,od ct Louisve q The 18th At a 10 pr hundred
III. ~ s u III. we Snrsd and put up and ansun
A i,,,Ss hnn "a ~ -. -; .ss' .n eiop;
two ncs. having come f. ~ il.nd aoc. Ts, r., az 70
sent for by .sir mother who resides IN the above city
foot noe At San Francisco and bui and bssr sh, and
also dus Sacramento City, on he Sab6ssb. HI. San
The ssbbsih -" p'ope"' 'e'ake' 'ns oessosauon OF
The Orentials have a great reverence for burial
sSand' xhch . the, pose. es ~ of II. 81
who ii. each at The head Of hs sravs Invisible 70
The vessel. .s,, f,or, R,e,,o ;. .,a..
save toe pe CHICAGO. driven ,.bo,. during ~ ssr 81.
Lake Ere have returned unsuc essa The vesss WA
donment -'''' " $50 % :" ''''s "'' ''''' yuan
II Mu.L;ror,, .or,.v r,.,. ~. .,h..,;..;.
c..an nas m eounty Vho, tne SUBSCRIPTION te
w. That Of Sio0 90 "a In Wnvton "a Isns.y5;lI pi
carried b. large msjoity; That Of slOOO 70 The sisu
..a1. % ~, me amount o, SoO was ex
!.
that v $3.50 oeA'''''-''' 'A''sass
The entire bids for the NewYork Canal loan
amour. TO s5SoO a. premium. ranging iom d 30 sio
al * g. L. TSyoS Wa swadsS IS &c =; ~ ~
Hnnt,n.too the Ams,io,n no,,.,;, r.;n,. ,b.
m;. .ne A IN pofirait painter, who
h Sisns EUROPE LOT tne third ums, Is IN London,
that he for
longer.
-. witer In me Boston Daily Advertiser pre-
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Great Sale Of Store Lots. FiFst Annual Sale Of
the Batture Building LOIS, Second
Municipality, New Orleans.
NV Il. A. re n N n NAV. Auctsn~...~


Municipality. Now Orleans.
By j. A. BEARD 4 MAY, Auctioneers.
e..s .,u. s ss .sd .uss s9S :. z
Sales Room, Magazine street, NewOrleans- 80
q ss ssssfs,ss S:suas e
Ga. 81 sss mss he ssoa
psy and owner, Or their q said !.
special act Of compromise, made and signed H. B.
oS ne @ bounded ), Ne,
svee, Fulton Common and Canal Streets each ut having
NINE LOTS OF GROUND in the squar. bounded BY From,
inclusive No forms q: q Common. Eaoa Ffso:
fSa
J. SIXTEEN LOTS or GROUND, bounded by New L.,..,
Fusn POydr. sna streets from e q inclusive
So q. Lew.
Lou 7,s. g. TO- il, ia. a. H. Is, front Nss Levee
T. SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded b,
s neu,s Lot No. forms The corner d faioa Nss
FL r's saa Me-: .'sf lot No. Io. r.
1r L eSsn o ,P d NsS 4 ,ss
I NJ sa as ss
,aS en- Ne. k ksyss . s,sse Nav Lot, and
g. Ten LoTs Of GROUND IN he square bounded BY New
TO- Loi No isrm. Giro md New
asfs 1. sa G. SG Ds%
NINE LOTS oF GROUND in til. square bounded b, Ne,r.
Dame julia Futon and New Levee o j.
1--we, L No. 0% s oo,nsI . Nos Dame Fulton and
New Levee 49, g. on Fuon and
s!TWENTY-THREs LOTS OF GROUND in the .quar. bou..
ded julia 81 Joseph, New numbenr
from %, inclusive. Lot No. the julia Fuop
AID New No. % 81 JoeDh
Fulton and New Leyee streets Lots 4, g. 10 Is
49, H. Is l6, H. 49, IS, 49, a. ~ front Levee
9. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded BY b.
Joseph Market New Levee and Fulton stres, numbering
5, nciuave Lot No. forms the Joseph,
New Levee Streets Lot No. rms the Market Fulton
.nd New Levee Streets Lots and front Fulton New
Levee
five LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by Market
Deioru Fulton and New Leyee from
elusive. Lot No. forms
Market Lot No. forms Deord
New Levee Lots and front Fulton and New Lsves
= : -
H. ONE IsLET, bounded by Desd, Fulton, New Levss and
street not named, having Tour fronts.
Inc above desctoed from its locality superior AMI
have two fronta opening wide
Plans VIII be ready TOR issue the August
can De With marginal
Lot. w not be sold IN front Of property that
SALE - 80
Terms Of sa-onsfith cash; balance equal in,tarnent
divided into coupons required
CENT
and not then paid eight until 6ux
| secured by mortgage property. luis III
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Cox aad fynily, yonCelln NO; VIM Pratt. Mas ;
sSs1s c DS'.f bsss n;v1 :t q Lss " h's
RsHs|s sk re Bsssa Guas 5ssEca. Mis
Moansn, sBfuas. Fusshs1, EsseS Disene, Psss Nina
helm. TsEas; Lrank Bard. Conn & II Giinsn. La
:. Ayrivals On Wednssday. 4,
vs ,'s,,.oa q TTSSs. y Tsyos GeOy. Oahs Arnold
L Andrews, NO q Dunbar, q n Dsiano, j brsosn.
MMSi ,So John lane. Adans and brotbM. DesIop D
Egtii and family. Mobile d w Tu1 q and family,
TaFscahsz 9 s9p6Msd, Lsngs;scth Biz G,snds
Q; A Gfunowad. .B9aslo. n Y; L Van COLLEEN, N 2;
Sas Netiles. VIM "A Dleknan. La; T r suter, L d
Banett and daughtsss Johnson lady and sesvt d. q
BurwelI and lady, child and nuns Mis- Hal, Clai.
borne county, Mis- MN " Boyd, schdred, nniss. Dr.
Prizes. Mobile; FIanois Haven, steamshIp Union. d,
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BENEFIT of the Firemen's Charitable
tat

- grand display Of FIREWORKS will be given Lafayette
Square the 18th November next by Mr. G. CAToIR for thu
benefit the Association masnfc feature in the
tempaed display will be perfect Of the celebrated
Crystal Palace.
To give stsry person chance Of witnessing the exhibition
well to enable all TO Contribute their for the good III
tickets OF admission will be So CENTS and be obtained
the principal music and book city, Offices Of tn
neSspape and from the undersigned members Of the
HENRY BIER, President, Mayors office.
SAM'LG BIsK, Vice President. Municipal Hall.
p I: BKRCIKR, Treasurer ~ Tchoupit0uas ST.
CIV. huBBRLL. Secretary, % Magazine st e
J: 3 MClNTIRE, II CharIss st.
u. J. MCGOvKRH, Commercial Queen Hotel,
JULIUS FULDA, rs Port st.
is GIBNEY, 90 Vaudeville st.
01S r. GRUBRR, Surveyors office, Customhouse.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotel, yesterday.
CosrI STREET yERANpA.,. =. Mr. Guichard, Mrs 0ui.
Dr. M sambsmant. Ibsrvile A P 8ardon, Memphis ]
Bopuscazs, Baton Rouge; Henry Mccall; Mr. French,
PLAsrERs'....B Tuns r Tunis. d DAILY. o.
ARoAps. R Tunis. Tunis. o; Donlsvy, Va.
se pss''b ih ssGhi5 6suS.s R.p{ M THnp
Huhy, sisphsn Pncs. w J Stevens, O Anderson w
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Tobacco-Some inquiry, but it has yet resulted in no
sales. ..
sugar and Molasses-Ths only sale Of Sugar we no.
ticed l6 bids inferior and 6-16.. In Mo-
lasses little nothing done, buyers holding of for
decline.
Flour-Ths market continued dull and heavy with only
few limited saies including 100 81 Louis supssne
% IS ? Dbl.
Granville stock Of Corn b'ing light prices frmeS,
and noticed sales of 2l0 SKIS mixed 49, 642 prime
white 42c bushe OF Oats lJ0S SKIS st. Louis in two
lots. brought Sic v bushe. Bran selling % 67c y
lUU bs
hay-Pces lower and noticed sales of $50 bales
ern Hay at el3, and 300 New FORK at &l3 Is v ton.
Provisions-Pok in little request and we no.
uced sale of 26 bbls Mess $. OF Reef 100 hi
Mo-. sold at Bacon rather lower and 10 caaks prime
two ng sales including s. kee. and bis at r0 for the
former and $3.50 for the latter
Conee355 bags old RIO taken at 8. and 80 SIC
Rice-Oyer 100 casks Carolina sold from the Levee
4i64Ac.
Baggins and Rope-Sales 40 pieces and coils At "A and
SIC cash.
Whisky-smal lots tincuding one of 30 bbls) sold at
1910.
Freights-We noticed engagements. for Liver
pool I'D for Cotton. and for Boston at Il cent.
Bxchange-The rates steady but the demand mod
crate:
Sterling .lUfoiuoa
Francs 22f0s5.N1.
New York sxtyday Bills ..........2x6S% Y CT disc.
Sight Checks Newly Ork HlOl ct. disc.
| $50
sEw ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY, /
| Thursday Evening, October ~, 1851.
The arrivals to-day Of importance. The supply
Hogs il moderate Veal Cattle ample stock
Beeves. Sheep and Mich Cows. -
| -PRIcRs-
/ BEEv CATTLE (Westen) ............4186hc ' D net
| (Texas, etc)................ 304c Y p nsi
does a fiSS n AZ R. ssi
SHEEP WlV 70 nedu
CAVES and YEARLlMss........& % 50dAel0 w v head
psA.<: tAk MENN jbk>lh a y -
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POISON Of He Iodd--lt is an ancient and still
venom, but at present this IL deemed fabulous by
the scientific. MN Grstiolet and Cloez, as an.
pears by the reports OF the Academy of Sciences,
have shown by experiment that they sesrete a
deadly poison; They inoculated small birds with
pustues Of this ANIMAL and found that they died at
The end Of five or six minutes. Even when dried
the fluid destroyed birds. Death occurred without
oonvus'ons, and all exhibited marked signs OF
lpoplexy * - 2, n =
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the Frat municipality designated in the follow
table by the Nos commence the Railroad and run up
Second n2 the Nos above the Steamboat Land
Ing No. being Fatboat Landing the Third lms the f
RailrnAd No Whar
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TO RENT.

ITO RENT--The tkres story Brick Dwelling.
80 eSsss 20. 10 Metz. asest cassaiaiss tSsiys
g: g; e .:::!::s 4. " y
Apply s isss 8 ssss 3 :. :as '- s''d
and f.Ss.. Apsis y sS q - II s'oises. -
To RENT-The two story aad .ttie Dwelling
= house No. ~ Caroodses ssese, with svay con: p
and isgsssd d,fcush and. 70 soed tsnant. vii be-
.e IS 3 sv ADY TOXINS co. "a rese.pso... I.
EOR RENT--The upper part q The STORE
Mssn. Frox : Barlow. Posssioa given nmsdist<iy.
90 2w a. 2. COCHRAN . co. q Teho.pi.osls. 8.
FOR RENT-T~o large dwelling houses. each
containing from p to 4 good rcsas. well saitsd h
large families Of boarding houses.
Several STORES md o aisf i. good oe..ion..
tn. COUNTRY sEsibbesssog OF tn. ,.b.snbs, con,
silns a.Ren,. e sosud miles from The sy under
~ 's fSs sisk .sal s.ss:s A q
TO AENT-A large two story Frame House on
= basln street. bstwssn Constance and Annuhcia -
aae " WY sReRET BROS. Il
TO hENT-Possession given LIST November
hsnd.o%s two .,oy Bsdlns. nav Pytanis
81 T i s - S; "a ARR,
To hENT-A fine back Office on the second
= doT Of % Camp strsst. from the Ist November -
ns % For ''r' apply on the g gIs%tf:. Owo,rr
TO LET-The large thres-.tory Store, No. 1T
- ''''''' T. SEA 6AsD:s PEBBLES. n
IOFFlCE FOR RENT--An Office corner Camp
~ and Grav,er ttreets. Tor rent.
81 dlspS On '"s PREMISE =. y I. MASSEY. D.ussa..
ROAKDING-HOUSE 10 rent and Furniture
h 10. .as.L Il LARGE airy and oonmoaoq: Hoard
Tor sals The prssent proplsof Ieurins from this Dua
.onsbis tenn. The house having 6s.n long d. ssss5
lnhe ana always having done large and pl.6iable bua
wishing to commence this Dusnesi large seals. Apply
| 1a9ove. ola u
TO kENr-A large and handsome Dwelling.
west ''' OF o' q. j. NV WRIGHT AfEl, ( Co
| oil 81 GEaviss street. -
To KENT-The large, airy, fine and commo-
~ r. dious Houe No. % nayades suest. just allows -
- oil o"'s 4. H1.p@yRH1sHr co. 81 G,.vs, st.
| TO sRENT-lhe upper stories Of No. 81 Gravles
street. suitable tor twv Offices o. large cotton tao
D 3 0'e' ApD'' % 'n a. p.JS ). WIGHT co.
TO RENT-A new two story Brick Dwelling
= House. containing five ro0ms, kitchen, servants -
.ss situated on the nU1h IL. i Robin sss. eswssa
Magazine and Camp suses. Possession given mmed,asiy
81 I'm C.B. BRoADWELL& CO. IS Psydrsss st.
EOk kENT-Two furnished Pariors and BED
| = kooms al No. aoS Common street. Two GENTLE -
i men and iadi0 can be accommodated. -
.au1o u MAJ. G. WILSON
FOX RENI-A two story Frame House, nearl.
= new. containing tour ro0ms and sIuated in the -.
seventh " ard Second MUNICIPALITY. The prsmlss
viii be rented iOT 81 per mouth good tenant APP
pyo lanl2 ~ A. BOWEHt. We Magaans g.
lTO LEI-Seyerai Small houses, one =
Grssnsnis. aifsady inrn,shed: Inquire u
al 1Sos N. HOLMES. ~ uravier 81
HOUSES To kkAT.-A number VI DNEi4I.lNl
"A HOUSEs Tor rent, on Canal street.. between No. -
mai and fIssux sIEssls, from the hni Of Uctobes.
Apply 10 tss III Y. N. tOGG, ~ magazine 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-31
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
.CRKsCEET OHYIcE,
4 k.dnu MoxuinG Aotob<an n

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COtt0n-The little Cotton offering yesterday readily
taken up by buyers. and the business Of the day included
7OO bales making 900 bales since Saturday morning last
Prices are better for MddIng and advance figures
slightly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-31
INSURANCE.

A GENCY U. 8. LIFE INSURANCE, AN
"A NUIIY AND TRUST co. Of fHrLApsLslA
9. h. CRAWFORD. President
G. G. Inlay. Secretary. = > = - . = q
Office As Casp stvsst, ssvOriSans.
BENJAMIN YLoRANCk Assst.
5osEfa SE SsauS n On Medical E..nin.
Statement Of the Capital sad Tavesfaests If tbs
u 3. Life Insura nee, Annuity and Trust
Co. OF Philadelphia. -. Dec. 81, 1850.