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Ancfion sales This Day

MoRPuY & EEvIUs will sell at No. 81 Magazine street. at
10 acknowledgements, Tobacco, Segars, Lines, &c..
AT same place at IL o'clock-BacOn Hams.
R. NJ ARMFELD will sell at the store ofJasper F. Smith,
Canal street. Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes, etc. with
ont reserve [EY~ See Auction head.l
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Or. oHRIsTIE,s GALVANIo RELTs.

BR.4CELEJS, NEChI1.9CES, CI.fRIERS NM
MAGNETIC LULD
So celebrated for their wonderful effects the Of all Nervous
Complaints, can only be had in this city of
GUINNESS & BUSH
Dealers an FdHcy articles and Gent Furnishing Goods,
go I'm u CAMP STREET. 2dp
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steamboat Departures This Day.
wsEE 1DTEaT7sFNENTs ON THRD P aeE.

Steamboat Departures 1hls Day'
tg- SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD p GE'
Louisville ..CHANcELLoR, Dayton, Y M
Pitsbvg ....J j. CiSiIIEN DEFY israeli l. "
81. Louis ......- o. ALTON, - P NJ
Red Rieer........ CREOLE, Wilson, 5 P NJ -
Pits5zrg6 -. JOHN QUINCYADAMs, Gregg, 5 ?. Nj
Gy Red River PacketThe ight,draught fast iW
ming steamboat CREOLE will positively leave IhiS ia
TUESDAY at o'clock P. NJ, from the 1907 OF 5I
sreet-For Shreveport Natchoches and Alexandria Loz4
to Steamboat ALToN-For st. Louis, Memphis
&c-Is receiving freight Poyras street wharf ana
will leave THIS EVENING, (Tuesday) at clock. p NJ,
positively Go24l HYDE Il OGLESBY, Z POydras ST.
E PassengeTs will please be ON board at the above hou
-" Louisville Packet CHANCELLOR. The I
splendid passenger packet CHANCELLOR Will leave NJ
DAY, CFuesday,) gath inst at II O'Clock NJ, posllNey,
for ousville, Evansville Paducah and Care from the
foot of Poydras street. lO24l i. b. SMITH, Agent
(dect) Louisville and Cincinnati-THIS DAY, CIues-
day. at O'Clock, p NJ, puncuay, from FOydas sttge'
wharf For freight passage having hne accommoua'
uG o Apply On Ooai HYDE oGLEsBY. 70 Poydras
k7 Passengers will please be on board at the above houi'
To- Red River Packet ST. HELENA-The light
daught fast running steamboat ST. HELENA WI positively
leave TU ESDAY the 2ith inst as clock r. NJ lOrr
Shreveport Nachoches and Alexandria from the loot OF
Bienville street. or Go23] L. Il. SMITH, Agent
f1~. CHALMETTE GUARDS J" B U LER
AND vICTORY!-The Chalmete Guards " will hold theit
regular meetings Canterbury House, No. 6 Chartres street. at
o'clock NJ every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
t The officers Guards will daily, at the same tune
,,5 nl,ra Ui7
ky- II Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor, The
original and only genuine always has the written Signature o.
the proprietor H DALEY, the OF each uoR
Southern Depot, ISL Chartres street, New Orleans AK
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The GERMAN HECKER.-The arrival, by the
steamship Hermann, of Hecker, the German revo-
lutlonis has been the most exciting incident of the
week. He has had warm reception in Newly ork.
Hardly had the steamer made the land. when a
delegation of the Common Council boarded her,
and took captive the political hero; and warming
with the occasion, gave him most fraternal greet
ing. His political history is soon summed up. A
distinguished lawyer at Baden, he was also for a
long time the leading member of the Legislative
body of that Duchy. After the French revolution
of February, and the consequent political agitation
in the German States, he was chosen as member of
the preliminary Assembly of Frankfort, gathered
together for the purpose of establishing new con-
sttutiOn for Germany. He then took the lead as an
advocate of republican institutions, and urged with
all the might of hearty sincerity and great ability,
the immediate organization of German Republic,
and for awhile had just hopes of success. Suisse
quent events, however, from a reaction In public
feeling and deseron of the republican cause on the
part of protested friends, led him to the extremity
OF arms. Hecker raised the standard of rebellion;
some three thousand men joined him. After re-
peated defeats by the regular troops, he fled to
Basic, in Switzerland his followers being gradually
dispersed Tiedemann, his brother-in-law, son of
the celebrated Professor and Kroeninger, two per-
sonal friends, alone remained with him. A reward
has been set upon his head his property confscated,
and he comes to this country TO await the issue of
events. .Hecker Is a thorough republican, and
though an ardent social refOrmer, he eschews all
alliance with the French communists. No one
questions Heckers sincerity :. he has staked his
high position and his wealth upon the ISSUE . :.
Personally, Hecker is a noble specimen of the
Saxon; has fine manly person, 1.-the and well knit,
and capable Of fatigue; has the German personal
characteristics, the clear ruddy compexion. the
curling light hair, and flowing beard and nous
taches, full, eloquent blue eye, the sanguine tenn
permanent. He is yeta young man, between the age
OF thirty and forty full of life and ACTIVITY He is
much admired as popular orator, fluent and spirit
sympa;hies are mostly republican. His name is
sung in every popular refrain, his portrait adorns
every window, picture-shop and pipe-bovl in Ger
many, and he is the popular toast in every SOCIAL
treat at the German universities Consistently will
his democratic principles, he came over in the
sieeFage Of The ship and in true manness of cbarac
ter avoided every opportunity Of being Goniged =
NeiB fofs LR@dfE World,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

END OF AN ELoPEMENT.-The body of Bacon,
the master of the st. Luke workhouse, England,
who eloped with the wife of the schoolmaster of
the institution, and persisted on board the Ocean
Monarch, has been found, hut that of the woman
has not.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

The MAGNoLA.-Our readers will find in an
other column, prospectus Of monthly periodical
under this title, devoted to the interests of the In
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows, by Mr.. Van Ben
thuysen The order in the Southwest is certain
ly much in need of such journal and Mr.. V. B.
is every way qualified to carry the proposed project
to a successful issue. We will rscur to the subject
again in a few DAVIS
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GORDON PLuMMER.

ADJUSTER OF AYERaGES.
II Office Lucien hermann, Marine Notary No 81 Royd
street, Nsts Orleans. je 20 list
G1~ Bartholomi's Pink Expectorant Syrup is su
offered the public, Tor all disorders
Of the liver and lungs. has proved astonshngy beneficial for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds Splitting Blood that ply
daily employ in their practice and esteem II superior and
invaluable medicine Every who afflicted with Consumption
we recommend to make immediate use OF Syrup may
found only POYDRAS Street. by COMSTOCK g. co. o9 st
~ The America Graefenberg Theory does not
diseases. idle
dent aun such doctrine the face OF Intelligent community
1t the language Of quacks and peenders But IN the
medicines offered the Graenbeg Company EVERY DISEASE
will find its antdote.
~ Agents. Gaeienberg Series, fourth page. m2
ET~ Important TO HeaIth.-No family should neglect
have hand bottles BILLINGS CARMIN1 TIVE
SYRUP inalbe remedy Bowel complaints,
frequently during the months than other PERIOD
This remedy fails the obstinate Dar
rhRa. Wholesale Depot, Y Camp street, New0reans
iel d. HANSBROUGH.
~ To Country Merchants, Planters and PhYsi-
cians-Please advertisement Of Rustic g. PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page headed above myl0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

VILLAINY.-Capt McFie, and nine of the crew
Of the schooner Ann, from Liverpool TO Quebec,
fearing that the vessel would sink in the Gulf of
St Lawrence, fastened down the hatehes on 10
immigrants, and escaped in the boats. The vic
Tins of the hearess villains burst from their prison
and were happily rescued by the Captain Of itis
ship Princess Ann,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

ASSAULT WITH A RAZoR.-ln Boston, on the
Ilth inst, William Mills, colored man, assaulted
Lorenzo Henderson, also coored, with razor,
and laid one of his arms open from the shoulder to
tho eIbotv-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

STEAMBOATS, AND RIvERs.-There had been
thirty-two steamboat arrivals at this port from 10
o'clock, Saturday morning. up to dark last even
ing-a space Of sixty hours From daylight vester-
day to the hour of noon there were thirteen-neary
three per hour. A slight rise in the Ohio is send
ing great many from that quarter; yesterday and
The evening previous, there eight or ten some
OF them out three and four weeks from Cincinnati
The steamer Illinois, which arrived last evening,
reports having met twenty-five steamers between
New Orleans and Cairo all bound down-some
fifteen or eighteen from this city. At dark, last
evening, there were ihirtyeght steamers in port
81 Louis Republican, I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24
BLANK BooKs---BLANK BOOKS.


ELEGANTLY BOUND BLANK BOOKS. Of every
H description. suitable for Counting Rooms and Public
Offices they warranted to be superior for Their elegance
ed to cali and examine them as the lyle finish and supc
Nor workmanship stands pTeeminen to any other manuiac
LEDGERs, JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS, INVOICE
CASH BOOKS. SALES BOOKS, Of Blue aud
White woye laid papers, in Russia or PLAIN Binding,
Hal Efib ou9tl EEBGERs and DAY BOOKS.
Long folio PETTY LEDGERS.
Long and Narrow PETTY CASH BOOKS.
BILL BOOKS, various approved torms with and without
RECEIPF BOOKS. BANK BOOKS.
M l 2, B0okSt G4PHHE tS BOOKS
PASS BOOKS, INDEXES.
copy BOOKS, SCRATCH BOOKS
rH{GHHlkSSSGEE BOOKS Gi B BLoA DRIFT alT Books,
pod elegsnty engraved EhGgraphsd and printed
BILLS Of LADTNG BOOKS
CHECK BOOKS Of the New Orleans Banks. ~
SHIP RECEIPT BOOKS, various forms; LOG BOOKS.
SHIP. sTEABBOAT and DRAY RECEIPTS.
Books 8a 6T oem Of Gul0@ &C.
C0TTON-WElGHERS' BOOKS.
o28 s. ' -''"'''S"'j J. B. STEEL il Cam
CRESCENT REsTAURAT & OYSTER SALOON,
No. 46 ST Charles Street, corner CRATER.
EHIS establishment has entirely remodeled greatly
1 imaroved. and very handsomely Te,ia nn 361M
Ell throughout, and Is open Tor the season %
From the previous weLesfabished reputation 5@TtSeA
TAuR s WAfTER deems It saperiaous to enter INTO
long panegync of bis house. but mpg 70 tnank MS trends
received and to assure them the kind manner in which
his efforts 10 please have been appreciated VIII only stimulate
linn ~ Increased exertiOns to the large patronage
ahead ven and make the Crescent Restauat the most
fashionable and popular resort in the city.
He has made arrangements to be at all times supplied with
@@ the finest OYSTERS, from Mobile. Baua-
ZHCA> TARA, Cat Island and Grand Pass, which viii
FO9 MN served up any style 10 suit the palate.
i ~ His arrangements are complete to be seasonal
bly, supplied with every variety OF GAME r.
and FISH in the preparation of which gr5s8~ \
pains will be spared to crafty the taste OF the Sg W
most fastidous epicure. GEsAAtIgS4kA
On his bill Of fare viii always be found STEAKS,
CHOPS, OUTLETS, every kind of POULTRY and
VEGETABLES in short with every thing in season that
can be procured
His stock of LIQUORS having been selected by himself
are Of aupero quality and embraces the best and choicest
brands imported of French and Swiss Wines, COdlals,
Scotch Ale Irish and Scotch Whisky, London Brown
Stout and the best Philadelphia Ale and Poer-a trial Of
these Liquors is all that be- desires insure favorable
opinion. O23 In
PLASTER OF PARIS.
Oh bills. WOTHERSPO0N'S PLASTER OBJ
stsytt ARTS. suuefi0f brand q ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

CRIME IN BosToN-The Boston Christian World
of the 7th has the following upon the subject
Notwithstanding the profuse expenditure of mo-
ney TO provide means for the intellectual and moral
culture OF the young, notwithstanding the ertrdor
dindry day and night police, of stalwart men, with
their badges and batons for the preservation of the
pubic peaee-there are ten times more riots, bur
garies, arsons, murders, thefs, and licentious
deeds than there were only one or two years since
1t Is frghtu to feel the insecurity there is, whilst
walking the streets in the evening. A gentleman
who has been frequently in New Orleans. Havana
and London, observed to Us that there was vastly
more OF safety in those cities than in Boston. We
can account for this in no other way, than bv at
tributing The increase Of crime to an increase of
temptation; and by supp0sing that either the or
ganzatlon of the police is extremely defective, or
that the men who compose it are wholly incapable
OF discharging its duties. Here is old BOston-the
renowned Puritan city-once so orderly and re-
speciable, with its venerable board Of selectmen,
overseers of the poor, fire.wsrds, etc; o, how
fallen how degraded
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

NEW KINK.-A stage agent in Erie recently
had himself buckled up in the boot of stage, and
as pack Of trunk thieves made demonstration
on the baggage, he leapt out and secured one of
them. The thief was held to bail in $1,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

o. Eight houses were destroyed by fire in Mon
treal, at the head of ST Lawrence street, few
days ago, together with cider mandatory.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

or The Louisville Courier mentions the ship
ment of 1000 barresoi lard from that place for Liy
awnoo1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

PLANK ROADS. = Plank Roads are.comiug into
use very rapidly in Ohio They are said to be
earning ierly Per oeai per aHBum on thsir cost
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

DE- A light frost occurred in the neighborhood
of Montgomery, Ala, on the 18th inst. The tenn
perature here, although at times uncomfortably
COOL has not been down quite to the freezing point
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24
MTcHT snHOOI.

TNHE PUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL Of this Municipality
i will be opened M0DAY the I'D inst, Al hall past
o'clock, the Marshall School House. on St Mary street
Applications for admissions will be made to
]. BALDWIN, President of the Board OF Directors,
or to JOSEPH Lands, ]. o. PERSON,
orJ HARRIS, Committee of said Board Ol9 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IN addition our rye and well assorted stock Of Pqor
Chamber and Office GRATES, receiving BY all the
late arrivals New Patterns which for beauty of design
cannot be surpassed Those want will find Il to Their ad
Ok I46 Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

EMIGRATION TO WESTERN VIRGINIA. - The
Winchester Virgnian states that large numbers of
emigrants have passed through that town within a
month past principally bound for that noble region,
Western and Northwestern Virginia That coun-
try is advancing at giant pace. New towns are
rising and old forests falling in every part of it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

7" Wing AS IS VINO john Mr. Bolts in
declining the public dinner rendered him by Wings
in New York city, predicts that, in 1852. az Henry
Clay is alive and sound,) the Wings viii unite in
one universal motto, Henry Clay, the PeoDlc' $
Candidate, and no Convention" Mr. B. saws thew
tCH do that man Justice before he dies if God will
spare him for the purpose, and no Banquos ghost
need hope to shove him from The STOOL by his zeal
In behalf of a more available candidate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24
TIE MAGNOLIA.

A oathly Periodical dsU0ted to the FcTeSts and d-
UancemeRt of the Independent OTteT al Odd Fett05S
BELIEVING that a monthly periodical, conducted upon
ID proper principles, and having for IFS particular degn
the advancement and welfare OF the lHDBFEN ptyN 1
would the cordial appreciation OF the OT0er geneIay,
Is proposed to establish such Magazine in the city OF New
Orleans and the favor and zeal OF all good Odd Fellows
respectfully solicited behalf 1t intended to make the
publication such will not only interest all attached
Order, but also to give it such character as VIII NOT
fail to make it generally popular parloT and family
Magazine The contents will be varied and consist OF such
matters as will interest, instruct, amuse, VIZ stores
Legends Biographies Statistics Choice Extracts OF HIS
tory Onginal and Selected; and all matters pertain
ing to the interests and advancement of Odd Fellow
ship. The city of New Orleans offers extensive
field for obtaining the contributions of many Of the most
talented members of the Order; and contributions VIII be
sought for and obtained from all sections OF the Union As
matter of interest the Order of Odd Fellows 1t be-
eved that no point in the United States offers induce
ments members exert themselves in effort TO esta6
sh such publication 1t proposed ocommence the work
with thirty pages be increased tie circulation and
profits will allow Subscription price, Three Dollars Ier
annum, payable in all in advance To commence the
publication with any prospect Of success, will REQUIRE
least thousand paying subscribers. Should sufficient
number of subscribers be received in the t number
will be issued the LIST of January lg49 The SECRETARIES
OF all Lodges authorized to receive subscriptions and are
respectfully requested TO make returns soon and as often
possible Should the requisite number OF subscribers n0
be season, the work Will not be Issued, ana al
money paid will be returned Immediately
w. VAN BEETHUXS
New Orleans Ootnber IL 1913 GA St
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ROARnTMG

BOAhUlNNT.
THREE OR FOUR Single Gentlemen can be accom-
i mOdated with BOARDING and LODGING, at NO.
226 Bdr9Hae street. o-3 u
VNTANTED-A Situation in respectable Mercantile
w House. by person of experience in the transaction OF
business and who possesses knowledge OF Bookkeeping
The best of references given. Please address
O23 lw+ SUBSCRIBER az the office Of the Crescent.
SMALL STEAM ENGINE
LHOR SALE-A small and beautiful finished EN- n,
Il nearly new and in complete order, for sale, 1t was
manufactured in New York. and of about one and
half horse power For terms etc. apply at this Office oso
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

MAGIC PRESS PRINTING OFFICE,
50 .a{AG.dZIJVE Street. door ab0De P0BdrhS.
H. SPENCER. LEWIS a. MIDDLETON
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VERY Slow WoRK-The Dry Dock at Brook
Ign, ~ Y, is expected to be finished this time next
year. There are 200 men now at work upon it,
and there are 24O other men employed about the
Navy Yard there
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN WIsCoNsIN.-Ve
learn from the Milwaukee Sentinel, that the Legs-
lature Of Wisconsin have made no provision for the
election of Presidential Electors in that state The
Sentinel says:
" A bill for the purpose was introduced into the
Assembly, passed by that body, subsequently,
amended in the Senate, thence returned TO the As
semby and there, through some culpable neglect,
dropped. This defect, though not a fatal, is a
serious one, and might embarrass the election"
Governor Dewey has, however, issued pocla-
nation, appointing the 9TH proximo as a day for a
general elections as Is usual by tbs governors d
the oshsg states
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

New CoUNTERFEIT.--The Madison la Ban
ner notices an altered note Of the Northern Bank of
Kentucky-chaDged from one TO five-dated Nov.
9, 1S46-No. 260-letter Z. payable to ]. Davies
vignelte, lady sitting, with one arm on ball. with
alran Of cars in the background. There are no SIS
of this plate Look out for the fraud
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

FoRREsT.-Mr. Forrest has drawn fashionable
and crowded houses, since his engagement com.
menced in Boston
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CLOTHING
M BARNETT has removed his store to No. 10 CAMP
W. STREET. tl10 d0OrS from the Gin Bank where he
now prepared supply the City and Country Trade with
tql and complete assortment of ALI. AND WINTER
ClOTHING, consisting in part of the following
Black Cloth Dress and FrOck COATS;
Superior Black and Brown Cloth OVERCOATS;
BLACK, Blue, Olive and Brown SACS and PALETOTS ;
Fine Black and Blue Felt do. do
blue Mackinaw and Dab BLANKET COATS
Tweed SACS, of every style;
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS
Printed, Mixed and Black Satinet do;
Black and Fancy Satin VESTS;
Plaid, Cashmere and Black Cloth do; OF 6m
" hlte and COlOred MaFseles and Valencia do; &c
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

nR. PEARSON informs his patients c.
- that he can be found daily at his Office Fsessy
from A. M, to NJ. DR.. Pearson 'sgl 49, 80
many improyeH entS in Dental Surgery are @-N1I1IJ
too well known and appreciated to require enumerarg
His BLOCK TEETH particularly worthy the attenI n
Of those requiring artificial ones His prices are graded
suit the circumstances OF ALL Office at his residence, n
r0nne Street mar Canal. az 20 Il.
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DENMAN'S ROSENDALE CEMENT - Landing
~ from Bark Lowell, for sale by
O21 JOHN STROUD 4 CO. lac Common ST.
TO RENT
MO. 70 CAMP STREET-The Second Floor 81
and all the Rooms above to be rented from the ii
90 WELD & CO., 70 Camp street
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ADJUSTER OF AYER8GES
II Office Lucien hermanns Marine Notary No 81 Royd
street, Nsts Orleans. e 20 list
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
NCGsce.

E = hereby given that on the 24th day Of January,
& S4S, George Reeder, administrator of N B
fuIIinglon, deceased. filed his petition with the
Judge OF Probate of Muscane county, Iowa. pray
Ing for license to sell the following real estate eff
The said \ Is FunFton, deceased, to-wit The
southeast fourth Of northeast one fourth, sec
ion thlrtysy, township seventy-seven, three west
containing forty acres, and the east half of south.
east one fourth section twenty-five, township sew
en'y-se,en three west containing eighty acres, for
The purpose of paying the debts of said estate and
the said Judge has appointed the l4,h day of Feb
riary Rext, the time for hearing said petition at
MS Office IN the town of Bloomington, Mrsca!ine
county. when and where all interested may attend
aod show cause if any they have. why the same
shall no, be granted. GEO. REEDER, Admir-.
January 30, lS4S-S9-3w