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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
CAMPAIGN STATESMAN
ELECTION OF 1873,

Gs4GsC4&ON OE' 1875
lhe Gam palgn Statesman will be issued from
Saturday, the 9th of April next, weekly, unit,
the 25th of November following, nearly eigh
months, tor the sum of ONE DOLLAR, for single
subscribers /; for Clubs sending Five Dollars
seven copies for Ten Dollars, fifteen copies
always in advance.
The CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will be printed
with new and splendid Type, purchased for the
occasion, and one sheet the same size Of the
Daily and Tri Weekly Ohio Statesman, filled
with close reading matter.
We never iussed prospectus for a campaign
paper, when the freemen of our State and nation
had SO much at stake as at the present moment.
Enemies of our country's honor. and men who
have no regard for constitutional obligation, the
observation of which can alone preserve repu-
publican governement, are every where forcing
themselves, by every means, fair or foul, into
your State Offices, and in the national councils.
Their trd of usurpaton, and their disregard
of the sacred duties of patriotism, even while
Out. Country it is war. aDd9your troops suffering
from their Reasonable inactor, call loudly and
emphatically upon all true friends of their coun-
try to be upon The alert. Freemen Of Ohio, az
| you prepared of the crisis. ana read TO do yor
duty!
Being here at the capital, with the documents
al hand, we shall take occasion 10 show ~ fed
eratsin 10 all It's defornty from the written re-
cord and shall prove 10 the min OF every man
not pre- jodgedor blindet by self-interest or pre-
judice, that the party calliug itself whg is
wholly unworthy and unfit to trusted with
mower in times of peace or of war. That thew
are erelict to every duty that rests upon Re.
preventative of a free and intelligent people, pro
ffessng TO guided by honest principles, eual
laws, or pttriotic love ofcouniry. We shall sea
in historic facts that should be in thepossts sio
Of every voter, and calmly but firmly pressen, t,
the people of Ohio why such party, after serie>
of the most startliug measures, at last filled thu
measure oftheir dIshonrable conduct by an attem
petdusurpation of legesl lati0n, which to recognize
or countenance would be degradation, imbeclity,
and cowardice, unworthy the name of Freemen,
of Americans.
We will show from the Legislative journals
that the very man, Seabury Ford, whom they put
forth as their leader, his, by is votes and princp-
les, the very last man that the people should trus,
In the limits Of Prospectus we have no room for
details; but if the people ofOhio are not ready to
bow their necks TO the und-mongers and privie-
ged bankers, iotoryism init worst form in time of
war, TO the mad acts of party discipline thtt re-
quiH your written constitution TO be torn into tat
ters, that the tyrant's yoke may be fas ened upon
you andyonr children, then check the mad career
of ycur State officials, who claim every for powerl
and nothing for the rights of their constituents.
The facts shall come from the records!
S. MEDARY. 4
Columbus o., Feb. s4.IS4s I
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02
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s. 6. u. QBtttting Draper.
6 lijaD .. Grant, Sictcrbcr.
"a. eaton ShaRmcllfer.
5. ~ tnnoper Olarlbal.
!. Auen S6asunsstcamt.
Staotrdtbe.
1. Barr-S. 6. 8cdius-S. .. J5coper.
2. -Oaniel 8rn6aIl-S. . Gitsp.
3. -Ol. Wttical-S. 9. Setter.
4. II. Ountar-S. y. N.r
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02
Neue5 : 9dfner Sc:
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Bernbaro uno Tloren5 @De,

Bernbaro unb Vloren5 8De,
50 enadbriebttsen ibre Srtunre unp alte Guntene
Cmie has putIitum in als,meinen, tot 4
Gtablifemcnt SelcScn
in Der @berrD Straee, betnabe se9ennber
@ecr9 Tabers 9SpllensSac;pry, illolth bon
9. g. &imballs @eberet. Sie oerfertieen
aae Scrten bon Gbon unb gro Waaren>
beIonbers lleslrteu& &cdseihlrr Mildt6pfe,
SblGelu, Geller, 8umpenz Slumentopfr,
&c. &c. &c.
@ie ptrtaufen fir @aarselb pbtr sanbtsprrrufte gu
aanataaren 1o1arttrrct(cn auTertt tilis - en ltms
IfanDj Der sesenmarti9 ppn lepem Ieauspatcr prsr
ieper leastsmutter berldf&tist ipsrrtn fpate. 3ns
sleidD berieAtcn fit, pas ie 6 mitper 9ertertsuns
BON 8ipsfsnren befba(tissn nab im Stanbe lnb
mad sesebener 9sprf6rift irsenp cine Si9ur, Gin
StarSbilp pber 8emalpe anf pas GetbmatprlIifs
unb sans correct ansufettisen, Sa iid ibre Arbet'
iepcrieit pur9 Site, 8efAmat unb Oauerbafties
teit ausci6nct, slauben nc 81 licbcralen lntertfa'
sung berehtlst 81 lein, unh bptten heitlte anb 81
erDaltcn
Ses Is. 1916. tim.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02

proipeftns.
sur Snbfcriptl . IT,

Wrcipeftns.
Der l1rter,eianete beabifhtist ben Druid
zines pamptlets
>Oie crspaebte Vreibeit
entbalteno .c4a..
nuf bic 8epeanugen tlt Gurcp1 SeSn9 ha>
benben, in ben per1htecenen 3eitlhrtften Der
Union bis ieBt erIdienenen DSrelhelt6lRoer,
!, g. pcu Serb. Sreill9rath. 8r. Gauth
81. gE. Groblid, 9eonharo, Waallery Hu,
@hIotte, Tar Met, Wath Se6lnllEtl.
Trpr. @tlenbeil uno elnloer1 ln8el!annten.--
Oielen fhlieseu fl6 a,t etnlae ,.panrhaff
re(iai6fe uno antt>jeiutItlobe @eottNeD oen
Sr, Mienbclb, Or. Slefen nno elnIaen llrs
oenarnteu, ein Bie9enlleo bon WoSart l1no
einiae Menlieoer.
y @iuiee ,prciailde aufldbs, oen sang
Der in gurcpa >er3uhten Srelbstt uno Der
omerifauildDeu >Ss,npathieR beSeihnenb,' .
,QebeusbeIhreibaua 9anlarttne's u.iap: :,
slnbuns: te9HS fNtomilds, iatyriihe
a,no IartaltiIhe Auflase." :: :. :
Der Sublcriptionsspreis fir cas unse
fihr.4 Specn itarfe panphlet:: stu Ste'
apofi,r IS BEN Serrsn Subier!tentsn pOitfrs
suselenoet miro. Drud, Soeraus9abe uni
9lnslieferuns erfclsen, wenn sou S"oltr'
benten beilammen ftno.
Der llnterseihnste alaabt, bnrb perans
oabe o,ele5 seitsen,dBeu Werfhens alel
Nsut1hen, bic ld) fir ibr aites Naterlan
intereIllren, ettpas iebr Wiafcmn'enes 3
! bieten, unb boft oaber saoerilhtll@ all
n soblreid,e lluterlhriften.
st. Spuis, 81. Wat l848.
Sr. Gtienbetl. |.
Tar Dieieniesn, peld,e auf oben aal'9e
seiates Wampblet su -fubifribiren ppnlden
iieat cine Subifrlptions eite in unlere
Druderei bereit.
8. s. 9tptbn a9e,l.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02
Raulee lsEstf11

6at foeben cine neue unb unibertref1ih
9luswabl @ater BON alien Sorten, paneno
fur alle cSabresseiten, .ertalten bic er sll ben
btaielfen preifen s,t oerfanfen beabilhttst..
Rcmmt, utterfudbet unb mir ilnb aefptB,
bas ibr ntdt nnbefrieotst uniern Stcbr Der
aBet !
Caution, slpril ID, lS47. (17-bD,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02
@biss, Senpfraten
Sarts uno Cats.
Tritbiabrz lttto SDn1mers@lter
Sci 0arter,
WHOLESALE s. RETAIL.

500 Stld Guelther, SrdnsDGlher nno
Slu,erifantlder Drudfattun-3 bis 6@t
SO DO. Srcns en9l. unb Slmerl-
fanifher @in9bam l2a bis Is @ts
gepitrfelteaelfretfte Scmmerifcffe l0-l5(
100 Gtiif 9ebleihter WnsIin SIS st
200 DO. ungebleihter> MusIin SGT. p. Narb
1000 ybs. 6errin9s 8one Sitfin9s lO-l5@
500 DO. rotber, 9elber, tpeiler uno
arlner Slannel 15-4O@t.
SranS6Elhe, ameri.anifhe, en9lifd,e
6 Il der, tpoblfetler ais frube.
= @eltreiifter nno etufader @afTmlr, ie5r
loo Stid Seans1 g,peebs II. eafllnette,
bon alien 0ualitdten unb preilen, tpobIRil
fur baar, coer fir Wclle ausSutaufden.
SO Stllf 9llpaccass IhDn unb gut, tpors
1lnter seitreifte uub ntpbiih Sefdrbte, su
Yretlen unter benz Wertb.
20 Staf "A ntcblAe Gbinees, blau,
Diclet uno roIT9-Tdrbe 9arantirt.
9e9bcrns, Valnbldtter5, 8ru1h>, pels. H.
Seioen<Oute fir Mdnnsr u. &naben. =
100 Stld Sontmeritoffe, iu8-5O Gts.
per Yaro, 9eet9net fur 9oien, Weiten nno
Sf6de.
Cine sroee unb id6ne sluswabl Sbanls
l-l2 O.-&omrt ilno fehet.
9luf pbiae 9lusnabl @Iter made !b DIE
8dufer aufmerffanh, nno ih spintd1e aus
brldlib perFanoe,t slt iein,
baB t6 ant pDhlfeilifcn pertaufe
Meine @iiter babe id) fir cpnftttnttD
nelles iebr wobtfeil 9efauft uno fam
fle fclalih tpieber 10 . blf ell Derfanlen.
8ei Sbieem bebe iih cine Sroee suSpabl
Maare, bctebenc 1T
gtlen., Yorsellan, 1tttD grocerpz
gFaaren.
Cine 9rcee 9lustpdbl Scnnets> 8anoer su
allen preiiet. -.
SO Stld ea,pns> febr Ibon fir Spntnners
fleieer bon 1875 Gents per Uarb. Fufet
an nno unterlud)t, ebe ibr faufet
9tebit Sbisem babe ih ale perihteoenen
Gutter, bic sew6bnlih 1T biefen Gbetlen oes
Qanbes eebalten peroen, uno ib bin oerib
hert baB ib meinen Sreunben uub &unoen
folde @aaren nerfaufe, ,ipie ile ile perlan>
gen fir bic sesenwdrtise uuo berannaosnoe
Sabressett. 80.
Sd ,piinihe ale slrten prcbntte gu faus
fen, tpcfar id) ben b0dfen Warftprets be-
gable, als
WDue, Vutter, syeoertL Sofer,
8erie 8ellbforn Hog9en Vla6s>|
faanaen, gtn1cthYz uno 8leeiaamen
Mue alle aubere prcoufte i'm SanocI
Weetn Stchr 1T ar Der alten SteQe, nc
td mid 9ladlid, iddse n,eine Treunbe unc
&unoen, nno 9llle, bic faufen mpllen,. fir
@ald,, 9rabe. unc Gruif, su empfangen.
ShlteElth tpanibte id nod su benlerfen /;
8ommt unb maht eiiten ger1nd, SD babe
8orfebrunsen in Often setrofen, ppnaG
;aein Stod burd benScmmer binburh pols
Fdnci9 bIetbt.
Serner perlan9e i'd BON perfpnen, bic mir
leDniol8 Nno, haB fle taidl-ipenn nictt oon,
bod tbe,lneiie besah!en,-pe -peldes midi in
ben Stano feBt bic Maare 70 ppbifeil IN II,
nerfanfet, als ob ile mir bps 8aar be,ablt
taften. Slaaf Garter.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02
Wobnunesperdnberun9.
nn111r 3afrrn1I1.

3eist ieinen &unben uno benz pnblttun'
eraebenf an, baB er feline @rccerp IN bte
nDrblihe Mdrftitrase, geseniiber ber Staots
balle in basleIbe @ebdmbe, MO Dapib pirs
rcna Grocery bielt, perfect bat, 400 er forte
fdhrt alle9trten bon @rcceries Su perfaufen
CAUTION cen A. 9lpril. 1922.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02
Galtutp Deamte,l.

Seerse 6pwenttinr)
Saecb 9 lott, cenin'frontrs.
Jaeob 0allatin,
Q8tl5c III y. 8urte Nuritcr.
Saepb Stpltnstr, Sbasmeitfer.
8eorSe 10, 9itecrccr.
0ecrs QBebb S1triff.
Nrnplo $pnh, <anrmentr.
Samts ull09b1n, 0Tcner.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02
Gcrtrht1 BFanlte1t.

8 SObn pearee, praiicents StiAtsr.
Sobn 0rcenmpop,
S"%ss5 ss%,s .5s,fs,,. S9';"% e'''''f'''a''r'
.oarmcn 9tipaer, Cert Der @upr< Court.
D u Nafftnfperser, q 0iert Common pleas.
Scrapbim 9Heper Staatss Nnmalt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-02

<E;Trkn gang frifh. 70 tten erbalten tno BIZ.
OsIVVt ltS ta batsn bet Spbn pirrpus.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
TELEGRAPHIC- DISPATCH.
[Telegraphed for the Crescent

Mop,1r Anril 3. l21 M-Dates from Wash
ington to the eth and from Baltimore to 18TH ui'
have been received Neither House of Congress
transacted any business of importance on the 9th
The Senate, on that day was chiefly occupied IN
executive business. In the House. a motion to
take up the ten regiment bill was rejected The
Indian appropriation bill had passed the Senate.
Slips with foreign news received-Europe much
excited-rots in London and I4iverpool-A1anuac-
turing Districts agitated-Cotton declined 3D.;
Good Fair Upland and New Orleans Fair AID.
Sales of the week 10000 bales. Provisions with
out change. New York Cotton Market declined
&C. Business here suspended.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
The Election

Below we give the returns of the election held
in this city yesterday 1t will be seen that Mr.
Crossman has been reelected Mayor; Mr.. Bald
win, Recorder of the Second Municipality, and
1Ir. Suzeneau of the Third: while Mr. Genois, the
former Recorder, has succeeded Mr. Ramos in the
First The day was fine, and the election was con-
ducted with the decor,lm which characterzes such
an occasion in New Orleans. There was very lit
tie interest taken in the contest by the great body
of the citizens, and no excitement whatever, ex-
cept in the Sixth Ward of the Second Municipality,
where short but unsuccessful brush was made to
beat Mr. Peters:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

Miscellaneous Foreign Items.

The banking houses have all resumed business,
headed by the Bank of France. That bank dis
counted 900, OO0fworth ofpaper Saturday, Goth
February, and the Provisional Government has
lodged in its Golfers two hundred millions of francs.
The hospital list shows that the number Of
wounded is 1913, of whom $50 are civilians and 70
military.
The London Times says that horrible outrages
have been committed in the vicinity of Paris, and
in an especial manner at Rouen, where the political
agitation made the pretext for brutal demon
sration against the English workmen on the rail
roads, and the burning of the wooden bridge of the
IIayre Railroad.
The Provisional Government was working with
energy for the reorganization of all the public de-
partments. They notice with severity and menace
the Outrages perpetrated by mere strangers TO
Paris and to the generous enthusiasm Of its
citizens.
Atlthe accounts from the departments announced
the rising of the people, and their recognition of
the republic. The army similarly and equally
unanimous. At Toulouse, where a Legitimst ex-
preston was feared the republic had been pro-
claimed with acclamation.
The whole of the Theirs and Odillon Barrot par
ties had rallied round the Provisional Government
The intelligence received from Germany prepares
us for exciting news when the events shall have
become known there. The Northern Powers had
previously resolved upon the immense armed prepa-
rltons. From Milan, accounts of the most alarm
ing character had reached Vienna. A curious but
unmistakabe proof of the hatred with which all
Germans were regarded in Lombardy, was given at
La Scala, the great theatre Of Milan. On the ap
pearance of the previously great fayorile, Fanny
Elsser on the stage the entire audience rose and
quilted the theatre
The following is from the National ''The flight
OF LOUIS Philippe was marked by an incident which
does so much honor to the feelings of our popula-
tion that we hasten to mention it. AT the moment
The ex-king was escaping by the little low door
way, nearly opposite the bridge, and going into the
carriage that waited for him, he found himself sur
rounded by the people. Two curassiers stationed
IN the Place de la Concorde rushed to his protec-
ton, and this brave regiment, without however |
using their arms, opened passage. An officer, |
seeing the danger cried out, Messieurs spare the
King To which stentorian voice replied. we
are not assassiils-let him GO quill parte be- |
came the general cry. The people have been too
brave during the combat not to be generous after
the victory.
1t is announced that NJ. De Lamartine is prepar-
ing manifesto to Europe, in the name of the
French Republic.
Achmet Pacha, the son of Mehemet Ali. fouobt
on The popular side in Paris, and when the republic
was proclaimed, fastened to offer his services
CHARGES OVER THE TELEGRApH-There seems
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

From the above returns it will be perceived that
the wings have elected all the members of the
Council of the Second Municipality making
a sweep in the democratic Seventh.
The General Council will stand wings and
democrats OF the Recorders, Mr.. Baldwin is a
whig-Messrs. Genois and Seuzeneau democrats.
Our democratic friends it will be seen have been
literally $ rowed up 10 the head of navigation
Salt River
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
sKE.sFrench, Spanish, English and Italian Ian

La
gnages.-PiPA FOCE SYSTEM.-JAMES De PALOS, Pro-
Modern Languages No. H. Exchange Place. opposite the
Posofice, Canal streets New Orleans
teaches the above Languages correctly peculiar and easy man
Hssyse the result eighteen years experience in
the art OF his profession ou nd principles governed by
the laws OF nature and has been successfully pracce in this CITY
for the last years. 1t has demonstrated to he the onIv
TEN by which scientific and practical knowledge OF language can
be acquired at the time an extent as to enable the
ht TO read write and speak the language his native
tongue.
Persons wishing to honor him with confidence are requested
eau at his office from to 2 NJ from p NJ No. IA E1
change Place
i'"e'o '''"ie'"'S an" respectahle. mill 3ms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, 1s4s

BLOODY DoINGs IN YUcATAN.-We learn from
Capt StoddarI Of the schr. Montana, from Laguna
last evening, which place she left on the Goth ut.,
that the Indians had massacred and driven the in
habitants from Sisal to the sea shore. The U. S.
steamer Iris was to leave Laguna on on the 26th
ult. for Sisal, to receive on board the inhabitants
and take them to Laguna. 1t was also stated that
there were $4,000 to 10000 Indians in the neigh
bOrhOoJ of Merida
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
Northern Markets.

Photographed to the Louisville Journal, March 2Sth]
NEW YORK. March q, IL M.-Sales of Genesee Flour
at S. 62s and Western So 50Os6 62a. This has been
one of the quietes days for The inquiry for
day are not worthy Of report market for Corn and Oats
dull Sales of Prime yellow Corn at 553c r., Rye aae
demand There activity in any article i Of rrovi;,
quiet The market for Tobacco active. Sales to-day OF
Kentucky at 4!a06l4c speculative movement has swept
the market bare Sugar steady Considerable activity
prevails in Mo!asscs.
PHILApELPuIA March 81 u M.-SaIes of Flour at Sc.
Sales of prime white Wheat 81 49, and prime red at 81 35
9s1 80 Sales of prime yellow Corn at 50 cents Sales
of Whisky lat % No change in Provisions, market
dull . The market for Tobacco is active
BALTIMORE, March q, y M.-fhe market generally is
without change any particular. and dull in most aces.
Dealers are holding off for the foreign
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

OUR POLIrICs.-Some Of our newspaper friends
about. 1--WE shall remember their warm kindness for
many day. allnde to being neutral
II by this is meant that we are not party paper
leaning TO neither faction-its all right. But if it
involves not having our say on great questions
even of political nature, it's wrong. We shall
never hesitate to put in a word many words some
fIines-upOn those questions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

Book FOR AGRICULTURTsTs.-''D Domestic Ami
mals history and description of the Horse, Mule,
Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Poultry, and farm Dogs
with the best mode of crossing. rearing, manage
ment, and preparation for profitable market -
illustrated with forty-five engravings: by r. L.
Allen. The above work is handsome volume
condensed under appropriate heads, with an ex-
extended description of diseases and remedies, and
should be in the hands of every farmer. We believe
that the old prejudices against book farming -
have pretty thoroughly disappeared; and it is now
understood by the best farmers, that theory should
go hand in hand with practice. The book above
named is for sale at the Agricultural Implement
Warehouse, IS Camp street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

o. A young law student from Philadelphia
named Thomas B. Drinker, committed suicide. il,
New ork, few days since, by taking prussic acid
lie was pecuniarly embarrassed, and appears TO
have been laboring under some arrangement Of
mind.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
G. YALE, JR., & CO.,

,,,.o- -, No. ID Chsrtres street,
ii AVE JUST RECEIVED per late arrivals a I,rpe and
~ general assortment of SPRING Goods among
when are new style Bareges Muslns Lawns I,inaha99
Mnslns Embrodeed Swiss Musns Black Italian and
4 q p ne R1ne silks OF all widths, Black Waered Srped
slyes Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Plain Satin and Taft do
an an NOS. Tuscan, Pearl and Fancy Braid BONNETS'
GET mp .a CAP RIBB3Ns WHITE GooD h hnen
Chemettes, Thread and Lise Laces and Ed Goa and
S9d 5a ICON Musns Cambc Gloves Hosiery ete TO
to e Mould especially call the attention Of their Gus
- - o p"ohc generally. ml8 lm2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

u The Pittsburg papers mention the departure
from that city of numerous canal boats for the
East, with cargoes of produce destined for Balti-
more and Philadelphia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

o. In Mobile, on Friday night as,-as sta,ad
IN Fridays Herald-the Jury in the case of R,,,sr
rendered verdict against the prisoner I, !, for
cruel and unnatural punishment of his sla,,a ,,L
fine of $1,000. The Court had not dsli,er,,at
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

GS~Pierson d Bonneval sell at O'Clock, filrni-
tire, books, &c. See advertisement
St Joseph Church peWs, Common ST. to let at -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

" The number of new buildings erected in
New York city last year, was 1S45-which is sixty
Tour less than We're erected the preceding year
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Mss Julia Dean at
tracted large and fashionable audience last night,
despite the excitement of the election, and the
prospect of rain--which was fully realized during
the evening We have never heard heartier APP
pause than was bestowed upon the beautiful rep
resenatve of g julia last night In some scenes
she seemed little tame, but where passion and
energy were required she not only equalled but
excelled expectation. At the close Of the piece
she was called before the curtain We feel assured
that the career of this fair girl is destined to be bright
and triumphant. Mrs. Hunt as SO Helen was ex-
ceedingy effective, and Mr.. Ludlow ably sustained
her as " Modus. Tonight, Miss Dean will per-
form the character of 50 Juliet "a part peculiarly
suited to her, for she has YOUTH beauty and talent
with mind to conceive, and taste to act the char
acter with ability and Judgment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

NEW CITIES IN New YoRK.-Svracpse An.
burn and Oswego have all been made cities during
the present session of the New York Legislature.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

HIGH Court OF ERRORS Ann Appr.rs W.
learn that this Court will adjourn its sittings at
jackson to-day Its session has been a long and
most laborlous one.-Natchez Free Trader Isl inst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

~ Honora Sheppard, the Jack Sheppard q,
he sex, who was on trial several days lately a,
New York, escaped conviction by disagreement
Of the Jury
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
CLOTHING AT COST

CLOTHING AT COST.
y close out our stock of WINTER GOODS, we offer
at cost-consisting in part of . " ''e' "o'"s
Rae RACK FRENCH Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Brown and Olive do ~ ~ ~.
PP1Iack ana Fancy Cloth PALETOTS and SACKS;
PACK anu Fancy Tweed do do;
Fancy Fancy Cashmere BUSINESS COATS;
10Th CLOAKS and OVERCOATS;
0UPERA CLOAKS;
black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Fancy MerlnO and Cashmere VESTS
Fancy and Black Silk do;
Black Cashmere and Satin do
Ball and Evening do;
Cotton, Merino and Lambs Wool UNDERSHTRTS
Do. do. do DRAWERS
Do. do do HALF HOSE.
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS;
Embroidered Bosom do
Cravats Sca Gloves Suspenders and all articles pertain
Ing to Gentleman dressa of which are made of the es,
materials, and in the most fashionable style ~
r NORRIS WAY, No. q Camp
mho adplm corner Common ST. under Hewett's EXCHANGE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

u A. c. Flagg, N. V, has been elected Presi
dent of the Hudson River Railroad Company A
rst-rate choice