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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour.
tY An OMElBus leaves Canal and Chartres street every
quarter of an hoar fnv the Depot.
~ A Bore Gar will leave the city depot every moi ming
al e'clack, for the convenience Of fishing parties,
mbn Il Siap J. w. SMITH, superintendent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20
FEMALE MEDICTNE.

DI TownseGd ssaoas P snu s, %
Failing Of the Womb, Costivene, Piles, Leuchorhea,
Whites INSTRUCTED difficult Mensruaton, lncontlnencs
Of Urine or voluntary discharge thereof and for the general
prostration of the matter whsther the result OF
inherent cause produced by eg MARTY, Illness o
effects on the human Frame Persons, all weakness and las
tude from taking become robust and full of
under its influence II Immediately the nerveie
ness OF the female Frame which is the great OF barred
1t will be expected Of u.s. in cases Of 50 delicate
nature to exhibit certificates Of perormed but
the afflicted that hundreds of cases have been Reported
Children after using few bottles of this invaluable madicme
have hsan hessed with fne healthy ofspnng.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

tErom Mr.; S, g. Hayss, Of the frr, u Brgesr haves&
Co., Booksellers and Sattoners No. 1873 -barkeI street,
Philddsiphia--January 8, lsf.I
Your Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar in auabe RENE
dy; il cured The OF colds with Ii you Ger
tifcaie will cheerfuly give g. g. HAYES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20
SHIPPING.
DOMES TIC POR rs.

.ss' DOMES TIC PORTS.
y. FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line-The fine
Ing ard wiii havs Immediate dispatch For freight
pas.age HAVING good accommodations Apply ON ooard
myso o VIII j. Dewey, 8 GAVE So 9 ..s.eI "
~ u. r. Known. brown, master. is now loading
at Post 2. Second Municipality, and vii, have i'm.
mediate dipatsh For freight passage having good &C.
for X % sS,d 2, to
m,l4 orso 3. w. DEAN. s. Grayier 81:
a. FOR NLW YOhK--Stantons Line Of Packets.
<6xR The fast sailing regular packet ship O6W kGO.
- Cornell, master. having the prize pal part Of her
cargo engaged and going on board will have Immediate
passage, having superior stseroom accommodations apply
On 00a'u a. ~ = Se'cIo ". sTxSToN co.
.my5 co.ne. MAGAZINE and LAFAYETTE SITS
90 FOR BOsT0N : The fine A ! bark w ".
- dispatch. Fo! freight Or pasase, apply to
myls sn ORR. W. DEAN, Is Gsvis 'i y 81 st.
SC. CHA II /. rs GON AsD IA Az A
xkREkA Packet - United States Mail Line bftioeen
az West-The spisndid steamship isA BEi. Cspt Roi
CHA Ri. EsToN Is. T. to HAVANA. leaving Havans
for CharestonSth and 2d Of each months leaving Charles
ton for Havana the LIST and 18TH
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston or Savannah. sc
Havana to Key West. 80
N. " MoRDECAf, charleston. orto
E. j. HART n co 7s Tcho1 81 y, Orleans.
Agents s. ma. n d,. sbS ss ~
Baltimore the Fifth Day by taking the Land Route and
New York and Phi AIDE mia in the by taking ta
steas,ship to those ports. dc law
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

Dayis's Syrup If Riid Caerry and Tay-Ne woud call
attention the adveremt of this valuable medicine
other column Several Of its sluary eeOs
under personal obsey alton and here1T- i1eny
recommend il the afiicted.Ed. NJ J. Eeskly Yissr
and Temperance Sentinel, (Trenton,) Feb. 3, i64f.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

CAUTION.
Owing to the et@ceess and immense sale Of Dr. Town
Agents. have CONT aced making SarsapariIa Exus
EIxin, Bters, Extracts Of Yel9w Dock ETC. They ga
have stolen and copied our advertisements they
worthless limitations and should be avoided.
Principal Office, la6 Fulton street, Sun Building, w
York Reding Co., State street. Boston, Dyot
isS North Second street. Phiadepha; 8. 8. Hance Drug:
gs baltimore; P. NJ Cohen Charleston los South Pearl
strect, Albany P. II; Mcraw, Natchez; and BY all the
principal Druggists and erchants generally throughout the
IInited States. West and the Canadas. sd
J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street.,
d3 SOLE AaENT, New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20
GREArBI.EssINGT o MOTHERS AND CHILpREN.

GREAT blESSiNG III AND
1t n the safest and eectua medicine for purifying
the SYSTEM relieving the suengs attendant child
birth discovered II gthens both the mother and
child prevents pain and disease increases and enches
highly useful both before after confinement, pr
diseases attendant upon ebildbih coyensss, pills.,
ting pain the back Snd joints, false palms. hemonhage.
and regulating the secretons and eqnazng the ccua
lion has no equal The great OF this medicine
s always safe, and the delicate and successfn
very few require other medicine; in lit
castor oil magnesia useful. Exercise in the
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

This In oniy one Of than tour thousand Gases o
Rhemmatsm thai Dr. Townsends Sanaparila has cured
The mosi severe and chronic weekly eradcated
Lanes eumminss Esa of the assistants the Luna
tic Asvnm Riaek Wells sand is the gentleman spoken
in he folla wing letter:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

Dr. Townsend not having tested his SarsapaIa In case
OF Fits of recommended IT, and was surprise
to receive the following intelligent and respectable
FoRDHAM, August Is, lS47.
Dr. Totonssnd-Dear Sir: have little girl seven year.
of age, who been several yeas afflicted with Fits we
tred almost everything for neT, but without last
although could find recommendation in our crculan
for cases like hers thought, she in very delcne
very glad we did, only restored her strength, but
has had of the Fits to great pleasure and
prise She ia fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we fee. grateful. Yours, respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

PoRT CARBos, February 20. ls47-.Hsssrs. Robinson,
Collins Co.: am happy inform you that think DR..
Davs syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar vii take the lead az
ia our part Of the country. oil IT, and have halt
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked often for Dr.
Dariss Depurative Extract and Joseph Dautss HORSE
Lntrnent, that have taken the liberty Of writing for
agency the above arces If agreeable 10 II
wrts me word, and send two dozen eacf. with arge
show bills Respectfully yours SAhL. X, kEMPToH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

S =. Regular Louisville Passe niger Pack ct
La8a8tEF steamer BELLE KEY For Louisville,
New Albany, Smithand. Paducah, Calro
Memphis. magnificent and swift running passen-
packet steamer BELLE KEY. ?. A. Key. master will
with quick Dispatch For freight passage having
passed accommodations, apply to '1.,.
r. 8. SMITH. ~ Poydras street.
tY- plan Of her cabin may be and
cute, application % the rnyl5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

once. No. Is Camp street,
Between Gravier and Common sts.
8nsiness of tAs Conpdnp sosnsdto Life Insranss OD!p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFK AND FIRE NsUR.
ANCH COMPANY OK LOUISIANA.

ANNH
INCORPORATED IN APRIL l849 AND DECLARED A DIvl-
pEsp or Is PER CENT. ON IL MONTHS BUSINESS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

| A LCOHOL-50 bbs. so per cent just rec d
IA for sale by P. l.. MASSEY,
mn2 corner Camp and Graviar streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

ne 1,o,.r. ~,a-I vay believe that your Sarsapanle
has ben H. mean, though Proyidencs Of saving my lie.
have for several years bad bad cough i became worse
night sweaa. and wa. greatly debitasd and ssduosd and
h H.; sd ,h,e has wonderful change been wrought
sb ws s all ovs[ the city s T ;mss 20
thst am f IL, these results Your obdt servant,
$3.50 ~ VIZ. RUSSELL, 81 Catharne street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

WkLLsviLLE Ohio, January ., l34TThe article Of Wild
Cherry and Tar find to be valuable medicine. and use
considerably in my practice. have sold and need nearly all
thai you forwarded and would he pleased to have
send another supply the means Of transportation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

" $50 ~ BLAcEwHLL's ISLAND, Sept. IA, LAT
Dr Tb,ons ,ud-DeM Sir: | have suffered terribly Tor
nine years with Rhenmas% o91dera6s Of the time
mains and NV limbs were terribly swoies. have used four
bottles your sarsapaa sna nsy have done me NOR
terMindeed am entirely relieved. You liberty
this fny the beneft Of Ire afflicted Yours, respectfully,
e''As so ~'-S N~-N JAMES CUMMINGS,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20
MKAKNEss AND PAIN .N THk BREAsT.

~ Merchants different sections Of the country. give
the aterng OF the popularity and ell
6cacy of Dr. Davss Syrup under their notice number
Of them witnessing virtues, have regularly sold on con-
don that did satisfaction, the price should be
returned, and of them has had spplcationto
turn the money. This speaks volumes In tayor OF the
cine We append few extracts from orders as sample Of
those in frequent receipt Of well rs OF verbal acco.
we frequently hear:
IFrora Doctors YaughGs Rush bath prdetisxx ply
sieians, as ,oeA as DrnggiSts.l
NfsaAwAKA Ind, June 1, lS47-Df. Davss Syrup,f
Wild Cherry and Tar of like hot edk,s We think that
IL YOU choose give wholesale agency for that medicine.
We oar dspose oil almost amount in Norhern Indiana.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20

Dr. Townsend's Saaparlla is aIeaualed in cases o. =
Of The hundreds thai we have received from the South and
" ~ OswEso, Michigan, Oct q, l847.
Dr. Toonsepd-DeaI Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles Of Sarsapara Of your AGENT Mr. MSNar, Of haia
shed the first bottle appeared to warm the blood, andevery
other day. when c and fever appeared they were less
ey relieved and she much better than she had been
with chis and fever but had broke them with Anime and
leh very weak and distressing statei troubled
on my wife, she and procured few bottles and
restored few weeks to complete health Your Sarsa
para is without doubt uneQuaed in diseases incident to
the West and If you think that this communication will be
of use you are at liberty to use it as you choose;
XOura respeCtfully, CHARLES ii. SWAIN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-20
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

nut we shall subjon few testimonials of its vaue selected
rom the thousands in possession from all parta o tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
moneY-UsurY,

To tie Edior of The Tribune:
Your article to-day, Repeal of the Usury
Laws" indicates that you occupy the common
position Of society on the subject-Money. That
there exists no Science Of Money Is obvious from
the utter contrariety of opinion existing among
those to whom the subject appertainS-to legsla-
tors, bankers, merchants, editors and their CORE
spondents.
The question is, Should Usury Laws be enacted
and enforced by penaltiesl-and, by your own
confession the question cannot be certainly an
awered in quarters entitled to consideration
there exist contrary opinions, and experience fer.
nishca no safe and sure guide.
Now, ell this arises from tho fact tina, mon do
not study tho sub -Mouoy-sccntdoRlly Tho
mind Of tho world 10 fail Of crude. undigostedideas
which esoh tshos for granted as true each looks
at the subject from his own stand point one con
sidsls the subject Money One thing another
another, neither haa any specific idea 81 what
Muney 10. nes 81 what are its uses 81 ths lave
which govern Il. and hence the ntsss confusion ia
tho geneva eina. snd Vie uncertainty ~ ~ What
shssla 10 ths lew 80 fslssien - -
Asa hsses she rsan'ssina rrnsss aHa shseiiss
- ,he p.illsais.s e n~eiesa WIS iassA eria. ~
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issr .tsi.S .e ,,'sis q. = rss y so'A a s6rs.
al. r-l1 c,srsf 2 fts,s cc1os rc-ittlrrt 4
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esstihe 5q-,,te har 6fYrle, #tfch m5s1i
''hn.a.i "a GA,
Hess siot'i s. 81 la, y b .aas B TfaA @st
gagfses.; 81 stfFE ipyiSff AlE lg9
S'qi'cl ll4l'1 N-- ne tie 81 hALSe abe pave
..5stb.l Sshsis & 55fsi la3 is.s 5a.pr.a5ss
N4a llge isa. sntes t6F4s i.-4.t y ,ie
pyeIe3 Asy -Ls n Liza l1eDl- Ra4e1. -
4 aLA 4Vnf Ws 4-Rl sq iab s-llsll6 V Es..+la \
atlig4r iSs Ir-. fc~ltsy a4a llipll 4l,cgssl1n
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aran. nqtAA6 Ascsns 3 SAL y tls ggszs.ll
..re+s4 =. -ptel ~ -. ksss.~.s Q. A4.g 80
auIffrfe1 % ewnhanre faf9 commune u. riroffunfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
Harry Laws,
I Ed.

To the Editor Of The TStbtae:
| regret to perceive by your remarks in your
paper Of the goth inst. about the change in oar
Usury Laws, that you are rather too much in
favor of stringency upon that point. At the close
Of your remarks however, am gratiied to per-
ceive you will sanction n modification, and see
the degree Of modification you will concur in is
Just about what the bill reported in the Senate
purposes. This must answer for the present. un-
til we give it trial, and thus feel our way with
caution.
Under the Senate's bill, any party feeling ag-
grieved by the exscton Of nsury on the part Of
lender, can recover back not only the usurious,
but all the legal interest
You speak of our willingness to exclude Banks
from the freedom we AJAX. This we do merely tn
the spirit of Compromise. The general opinion
among merchants, borrowers as well As lenders.
IA that the law should establish some rate O.
govern in the absence Of bargain, aud then re
peal all tho rest OF our usury Laws in as few
words as possible but thea We are disposed, as In
tho Senate bill. e. meet our lrieads OF an opposite
opinion la a spigis Of compromise. "a view at ho
old saying that half loaf l. to"e' ~sa y"
bread
You ATE eerreat % The seaessl saes 49, b. there
heias great differ suses ia she eige9Mstanees AS
der which meneN "a borrowed asa .eAt NetNas
l. rase uatsttaiA variable thAs the aessAsS seF
,Aorey sea lhe facility ~ sstaiaias Il, Ne ssA
san g,fesee tkaF, nsf s.A asy lasis,atass sest
81, rsVyIie "a stsga rhe yssy sseFAsAss eFsA
sh,ss ~ G,s,d . sSis. esAis - ~ sss<AiA a.
tapss v.svt tts naSklbiyssy sNstseA asxsAvstes
~ 10y evil. y kF.s - = sayshSsH - sAsssssss
Il ~. sss .t.ss sire ~ M a. ~ esnetss
tYh I fssi y,ha1sns s'~,A she tencf - yooF ~
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rsrny, e.i '.,cf-sis .ctso1 - c,f Aesf,.yeiS
csrr j. 6A@4tToN
W Y NV rotfss tonss4t ~ Hoav r. "a
F,t~a We v13 'srArss re, have tsis5 re eS-
psH%sr. X fESs tS45s n Mercy have
Fess ~ ssrs4siiy ss6 81 s9eedi.y d5vet 70
srar6o2 + ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

The Tribune" In favor Of the whole l'he measures
Of Adjustment sures q seriet bat dfty they Wer5 par
3D. bitterly denoi need two Of them. Thus tie wo lotr
malls have deliberately changed front lExpress
II Having civilly contradicted the
above mistatement till we are tired, we
respectfully request The Express to re-
tract it squarely heartily and totally. The
Tribune was nerer in favor of the whole
SERIES" nor of the Fugitive Slave Law IN
any shape. 1t did not even dodge that
measure as the editor of the Express did,
but decidedly opposed it before its passage.
1t was not even in favor of the Keystone Of
the whole series-the Texas Boundary Set
tlement-as it passed Congress, though it
ras willing to take the boundary proposed
by Mr.. Clay, which gave many thousand
square miles to Freedom, which the bill
passed has consigned to Texas, and thus to
Slavery. Nov neighbOr, don't dodge, but
unless you can sustain your charges, set
this whole matter distinctly, entirely right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
Important News.

From reliable sources we learn that the Cana
dian Government has resolved to close the w ell
land Canal az ainst American vessels. This Is
measure which, if persisted in, will inaict seri-
GUS blow at the trade and commerce OF the Lakes,
affecting materially the prosperity and interests
of all the avenues of trade leading from Lake
Ontario.
Great excitement exists at Oswego and other
towns connected with the commerce of the lower
Lake and the river St. Lawrence.
This movement is well understood to be re-
taliatory one against the United States Govern
ment, and the State of New. York, in consequence
of the former not granting reciprocity OF trade,
and the latter shuttingo the Canadians from the
free use of Lake Champlain and the Champlaln
Canal. lEXPress'
T We do MT know what is meant by
I" a free use' of the Champlain Canal, but
our laws permit and invite the transporta-
ton of Canadian Produce thereon on pre-
ciseIy the same terms with like produce of
this State.
As to the closing of the Welland Ca
nal against American Produce, it Will
doubtless add largely to the business aud
tolls of the Erie Canal, and something to
that of the Central and Erie Railroads.&c.
we shall take that very easy. We are
sorry for Oswego, but her loss is the States
gain, as well as that of Buffalo, &c. And
we trust the New-York Canals will con-
tinue to transport Canadian produce just
the same as ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

Nssssssrs--A sasseasA ers,alsslas q ths
Nssoan mea ssssss 90 - %,ssnlas la,hs safe.
Belessss. nave ts~sSy sees sAsse'ss State
csAySssssn "a Ae ssA1 Al lsssyea, Ma II. sss sse
nogksseA ~ . STATE tsosst rAe Sssssera
Sissr Ys.$s % ssyeshs the sTssAssasa, Oh
pe+s Hnes ana sssses Az ss.sasae, sa3 ssts'
9ts !. S4sessssl n s>s psess sss s;fso, fAs
ssp s,tvssse1, .sA ~ essEaeS e. tas s'ssss
n ~ f4ed Save, Congressional sssa sars'
'S,ssri.i Ss.sl ,lsAes4- II ~ srsAes pssssssss
~ .lso n ~ ,sso,ea n s's,s o1hvesAa - ga,
Nh -as ,ss ts*soa n &hssesfsA AGA 'ss'a''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

.rs wtW rstArt ma Y, .cc-S4cs .'-as..
r 2. F3Y y Tfe iyre
~ r1N ttFcisa ~ gate5r, p BEHAVE a..
YOU c5nerorsc1-, b1fpth = 's% sss4 va
er6t4 sou es nm ~beh k6 st.etA -',t 10 cea
suAtstes tteb SSstih tttse Yrs t'uietit ,--. =
B-Eavs hhn, ST. t.eitss / NJ zee 10 es-hs
moet3 ar5 AsA csA tsve V sssh ~. -hias III
tuth d sacb a nA.fer. ! tgii6yt I'm. tgesuse
~ cenltittt,A lave Been n ay Yrshi4ss
eaGer. lT3to a1fssity hbdY.beats i8 ftabiss
Gftn DE Iarltits, hna 10 S5te fas Bss Wv me
fo.a3 gflIl serf teiisye Tra.t, y wing
Is J tLfat %. De nan tba thbrthg. g us,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
nav yoaN. nArunnAy. MAaon 80

Tas CANAnA'a MAns.,-ll was an
noaneed yesterday afternoon that thu Mails
Of tho Canada would reach this City last
night by way Of tho ordinary midnight tram
of tho New. Haven Railroad. This proves
10 be- a mistake; as we learned from the
baggage master. The steamer did not
reach her wharf in season for anything by
that train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
Tnr SUNNY TIMrs-Enlarged and ina

proved commencement, OF New Volumo!-To morrow
The Seventh Volume OF the sunday Times Will be com
menecd with type and In enlarged aud improved
form. No charge viii be made 10 its tone, sentiments or
general vaua Mrs Noah viii retain her late husbands in
tces in the business The first number Of the new volume
viii contain PORTRAIT oF MAJ0R NJ NJ. Moan. Also
his Biography; together with the usual amount OF choice
Miscellaneous Editorial Critical etc Several
features viii be introduced under the following TILES
"Talss and TAdit Jns ofNew York; 1.-THE lsms OF TIE
Dsy or &C nfes.ions of RAJ = Episodes of An
cesiral Story Anecdotes Of the English Aristocracy
"Guide to the Worlds Fairs" aud Interesting Generai-
ties &c,&c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
A PLEAsArr Tar,--Ws df0,s al

A PLEAsAsT TsIp,--Ws df0,s 89s,
Yesterday lr company wiak isu ss6s ssstsss "A ~
ting up iher Lges aaN fssst<s ~ Sfstssp Ff ~ ss =
he size of Ne nsv ytlsks. tsfssgys hvysIs 49, "
more eotvsristt sh1 ksslhby etsfcs t,sH esys 49,
fond To- osssees ftN - ssty . Ssfy skS 4 - Z.
marry hrisneo a9 astssls 81 sessss .s,ss ks,S
We predict nal Sttas s,ss fsats
fou VIII - PoPtsSf f8'sTs so we sre ~ ~ e~esr~
sure lhsi shsi' sDs - sssSss es leesyss< M~ss.
L0xeLEy h fiANnsk. az sysbyiss1sf, as,e scte .se
SLxssss's easss 70 - IN wsc.ssst psess ne gss.,
Ae may BE- sssa, M ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

Stos,fA =fttiIss 1eshbst a DSstess es'e
i.es. csSse. :, + ssr.es eosv~sssoA Z re ss'"s
y'tzy n siN5ysvff'e Je.s 3, o. q aoaa'Ass ~
Ex-Governor. fs1 yssSsee scse sssssess' sss
.,,ctis~i,utgstsA J-,ea p.isss" n fs%esses =
~ r.yDrrcta,s5sf cfsss see sssyeoeevss'''A
ANS ~ ~ fe,iss~sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

y4Fsf,rs FIX S5Sv s.-es sef>"~h yofP'
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MANOR OF MoRKIsAsIA.--The village
OF Melross South lying he souh pan ~ 26s hseof
lust over ,hs Harlem River bal miles en a. Cy Hs
BY railroad BIS The yss eonmolslea "a esn stssss ~
the public In lots al prices sad tsis ~ % Iss-,
al oneFous bulcleg fesucnons, " Dc EsSfssset .<fs
professional man, fnechssies 4s Tia hdfsssFss ~ ~,
curing homosts al ~ u1ninx pfics, win s%ff fstT
for doing business 10 ns sT hsa are seg1Sf ~ - sF
dsns Of Wiismsbufgb, Sfookiya % Jsfss, CFs - SO
faIl particulars b. bad a X ELTON, ~ Nsssse y
fron 70 II An OF o. NE property sss's Ssssecs,
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Cam rn rHE PuRLIC.-Since nav

CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-Since my ap-
pesrsnce ct Nlbos Garden reports circulated, as have
believe by ntere sed persons have assumed that
am not myself would prefer TO allow my public per-
formsnces TO the csumny but the expenses al
tending The transportation by the steamer Franz lin on her
last passage but one from Havre TO THIS cy OF myself
suite end horses lone Of the most valuable OF which
lost on the voyage added my large daily expenditures
render II prudent that should meet the rumor win an
early contradiction l will pay, therefore, through inc
hands Of ny bankers thousand dollars to any one who
will prove that am the identical performer known az
principal artistic Of Frhncous on Boulevard du Tenn
pie and in the Chanps Eysees-the only person OF Ihe
name known in historical works Partisan amusemen
papers OF this CITY CAROLINE LOYO.
New-York Hoiel March q, 1851.
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EXTRA EDITIoN-NoTICE.-ln conse-
ouenee Of the unparalleled demand for the NATIONAL Pc
LICE GAZETTE for The past days the entire edition OF
tyeutvsx thousand copies have been sold Those per-
sons very unfortunate rs not be enabled 10
ob ain copy evening informed that extra
edon thousand have been printed and for sale every
Nshere Only 4 cents. Office los Nasssn-lt.