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Connolly as. TRUNKs-Danel Connolly was
yesterday arrested on the charge Of having attempt
ed to break open trunk on board the steamboat
Marshall Ney. A policeman grabbed Mir Con
nelly by the collar and took him right straight to
the Watch-house. Recorder Baldwin sent him
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-09

A CANTON SHIP AsnoRE.-ust as we 90 10
press, information reached the city overland that
the ship lnchi, Capt Garfield, from Canton, with
Inlet Bar. The Y. belongs to Boston.
P. S.-We have just been informed that the
Yumchi is ashore on Absecon beach, having gone
on on Thursday night in thick fog. She was beat
ing badly, and leaked considerably. Her cargo is
estimated to be worth about S250,000. There is
an insurance on both vessel and cargo, the latter
principally in New York. The Yumchi is a Bos-
ton ship, and nearly a new vessel An agent Of
the underwriters has proceeded to the assistance
of the vessel, and the steam pump, with gangs OF
men, will be Immediately forwarded.-N. Y. Conn
aDerci0I of 29fh ut
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~ Yesterday was the sort of day to get the full
good OF sherry cobbers, umbrellas, shady sides of
the street, and equanimity of temper
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SEVERE HAILsToRM.-The city of Charleston.
S. c., and It's vicinity, Were visited with severe
hailstorm on the ID inst. The Mercury says it was
g a storm Of unusual violence. during which haf
fell in quantity sufficient to whiten our streets, and
of all sizes from that of pistol ball to hens egg
Some of the particles of ice which fell in the vi
cinity of the office measured seven and a half
inches in circumference. and weighed upwards Of
two ounces. Fortunately there was not much
wind, and comparatively but little damage was
done in the breaking of windows, but nearly all Of
the new gas lamps were more Or less injured and
the peach trees nearly divested of the young fruit
We have great reason to apprehend that much
injury has resulted to the cotton and corn in our
yiclnltV.''
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G5~ Yesterday, John Duffy was arrested on the
charge of having broken open the door of Mary
Ann Moore, and threatening her with personal VIC
lence. Johnny was sent TO the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-09

A STRIKER.-Joe Striker was yesterday arrested
on the charge of larceny. He will be examined
before Recorder Genois to-day.
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BLACK AND BLAcKER.-Lucin1a Wilkinson. a
free woman Of color, but slave to vice, was yes
terday arrested by the Second Municipality police.
on the charge of having purloned lot of clothing
belonging to Anna, the slave of Joseph II. Palmer
The clothes Were found in her possession, and
short time afterwards she was found in the pos
session ola cell in the Second Municipality Guard
horse
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION WAN led.
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively ac
onained in that State wishes situation salesman or
outdoor clerk either dry goods grocery house. Com
snsalon moderate, and is willing remain through tile
anne He believes he make himself useful and profit
s6s 10 his employer Inquire at Mrs. Taylors, 81 Canal
sfrnn
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TO MERCHANTS.

7
A YOUNG MAN OF experience, and well conVersaut
rnLbusness wishes Situation for the coming season
good Commission Grocery House. The best reeren
res given For particulars apply al this office. my5 If
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DESIRABLE DWELLING TO RENT.
yT,E beautiful rame House. No 1913 Baronne street, -
is for Rent For small family, it affords every tHj
convenience The House handsomely furnished, and -
affords valuable chance to those who wish to House
keeping From central suatiop being not more than FIVE
an immediate rental Cash to be paid for the furnituef
0nne street ap13n
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a. NJ.
sTlMpsoN, REED, & Co.

IlUWELL, ed. I, I5,IS.
GENTLEMEN: In reply to Your inquiry, that the
eompotIon and mode OF preparing the Oxygenaed Bites
medicinal articles used, those prescribed by the emf
nen physicians Tor the relief from and OIL the diseases
for which these Bitte have been successfully used The
combining of them is in accordance with chemical rules
securing the efficacy Of each and the compound seems
For sale by NATHAN JARVIS u CO,
my5 1w corner Magazine and Common street.
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Correspondents with n o on AZ ents.
ggOSTON February /, 1S49.-DEAR SIR: As The Oyx-
~ genaed Bltte have been submitted to for chemical
examination will be kind enough to state whether,
opinion the gradients scientifically and chemically
combined and whether the medicine is calculated meet
the end in view viz the relief and Of Dyspepsia
Asthma, and General Debility
And much obige your ob't serv'ts
To Professor A. A Hayes. M. D,
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LOT of Ground, corner of Richard and ST. John the
Baptist streets.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & CO,

- : J. A. BEARD, Aucii0neer.I
THURSDAY, May Ii--Nili be sold al Auction at Il
L O'Clock. at Banks Arcade
A certain LOT OF GROUND in the Second Municipal
ity the bounded by John the baptist Orange,
Religious and Richard Streets SAID lot measures 70 feet
inches line St John the Baptist, by depth and front
Richard street OF 80 feet 10 inches lines, olmng
OF said Streets
Itrms-The purchaser will assume payment of note
$40 due 18th june 1919; and another note for $3.50 % due
18th june 1850; balance in cash.
Act sale before J. K. Beard Notary Public al the ey-
pense of the purchaser. myS
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THIRD DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge Ken
nedy.-lfartin y StochweN VS.. Peter ChrystaM-
This case occupied the whole time Of the Court YES
terday and is in fair way to take up not only to-
day, but perhaps the remainder of the week. Many
nice questions of law have been already argued
and many witnesses have been heard The pc
tition is brought under the 10th section of the act of
1910, and the plaintiffs charge that one C. d. Van
Allen and Peter Chrystalf were in COLLISION. and
did combine to defraud them; that they sold GER
tain large amounts of whiskey to Peter Chrys,aI,
through his broker, VanAlen, and that Peter
Chrystall disposed Of the same without paving his
vendors. The answer of Chrystal sets up that
he never knew the plaintiffs-never saw them in
his life /; that he had heard that VanAen had aI,-
seconded from NewYork, and that his paper was
past due, and TO be bought in NewYork for song:
that he bought it up without the knowledge of Van
Allen, then sought VanAllen and pretended that
ne had purchases of western produce TO make
bought it Of VanAllen, took delivery of il, and
when FanAllen presented the bill, Peter Chrystall
rendered payment in these old notes of VanAllen;
that this broke VanAllen up that he could not
pay, and in an evil hour, instead of meeting his
creditors boldly and telling them how he had been
deceived, he absconded his creditors sought him
far and near, and when satisfied that he had gone.
instituted this suit against Peter Chrystall. =
We believe we have given true statement of
the case as it is now presented but, we must CON
tess 1t is nightly mixed - and how il will 90 is
more than we can tell. This appears to be a test
ease; and though the amount in dispute is here
only 500, there other suits pending in which
together many times that sum are sued for.
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ITO T MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK.

I
pR1y,r-r,' u NJ MARRiAGE-THE MARRIED WoMAN's
RSrjon' t nEDICAL CoMPANIoN-by DR. A Mauriceau 9Th
.o b MVh meeting with most astounding saes-24 COO
the rn aneaiy been disposed Of Every female is get
snde MIethgt married or unmarried. although it IN
.ecr MI ~ XIV loT line married, it dlscioseS important
every Grg "a slonla he known TO them particularly ire
me e;; can discover The causes, symptoms and the
sgery remedies, and most certain mode OF cure III
niS 'ne For sale IN Now Orleans by
r. Co,ise,.;if' D. RuSCoNi No 40 st. Charles st,
ret VII be sent by mail free of postage on the
H-o- ~ PubIshln& Office 10 i.IbertH 81 Nav Nnlk
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T1[RE -75 900 English, Pittsburg and Pensa.
L cola, for sale by JOHN STROUD & CO.,
uS Strppt
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NO HUMBUG.


UPWARDS of 1000 bottles of DR.. COLEMANS
Y GONORRCEA MIXTURE have been sold during the
past year. without plant single instance over ten
dozen used in U. s. Hospital This Medicine cha
enges competition both the point Of taste and certainty
of where fails the will be refunded In every
case e Sold by H. KENNEDY, "a Ghartres stIeeI ana
at DR. A w. COLEMAN'S TONIC BiTTERS DEPOI,
% P0YJtP9S Street apps eW&S
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DEAD-Ihere are only fonr letters n'that solemn
Woru' deadv and yet it is. so far as thought is CON
cerned. the bridge that connects fife in this world
With the gloom of the valley of the shadow of
deaf hree days ago a man was taken to the
po!lce efiiceef tlH Second Municipality. in shock
ipestate. HIS tAaeat was awfully ctI.Lit had been
cut by his oWniah and ever and anon he would
essay to sing and then again relapse into sort of
'stupor Those around said that he would not die.
but there sscresome who thought differently Yes
terday YIN r Willis, the subject of this little par
agraph?: was placed in his grave. He died in the
Hospital early yesterday morning. He was respect
ed by all who knew him. Peace to his memory
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For sale the Southern Wholesale and Retail Depot,
70 CAMP Street, Mem Orleans. m If
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FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON,
u

THE public respectfully Informed that the MAJ
Il cent Ball Room of this establishment will be aTJ
opened on the 18th instant ICE CREAM SA. TIL
LOON is intended to be conducted upon the plan -
of the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phil
all times with perfect confidence either after the fatigue OF
shopping, morning walk, and the evening with gen
lemen and regae themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery, Fruits ec-a dederaton long wanting in
this city In soliciting the patronage OF the fashionable
public the propreors have only point to the high epua
ton for espectab:ty and order that this Hall has hitherto
observed under the arrangement Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream on the shortest notice.
B.Anoficer viii be constantly in attendance to ex-
clude alIImproper persons. aplO u
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SUNDRIES.

IN store and landing. for sale by the subscribers
L lgl boxes Bakers Chocolate. Cocoa and Broma;
10 whole and hi bbls Butter Water and Boston Crackers
S1dozen English Pickles and Sauces;
20 bags so-she Almonds
l0bOSes Brandy Fruits assorted
DO Puue IS ID each; 100 do assorted JeleS pint lars
10 bbk. Guaya Jelly small boxes;
Weases French Fruits in Juice;
" dezen aud a ib cans kentucky Mustard;
Ivy do. Genuine Worcester Sauce; .
N do. Essence OF Peppermint pint bottles;
wv boxes Fire Crackers; chm.
Sg baskets Olive Oh, "a and 10 OF. bottles; /
@ drums Sultana Raisins; 10 boxes Boxer Bters;
ID boxes Brandy Cherries; ..
BY eases fine old Port Wine, direct importation; !
l0 esk best Brown Stout Porter and fine Ale pts and qts
ms 81 vs. and ~ ('amu street
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JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON.

LINZ 1SE ShbAIW ShLOONy
No. 81 T. CHARLES STREE7--Up Stairs.
CNEARLY OPPOSITE THE THEATRE)
g. p The Citizens of New Orleans, and the ,sssss
transient public, are re, respectfully .noti- sSYp
.&A5 opened THIS EVENING. Tuesday, TsYS
Apnl ii in style OF magnifcence that will totally
eclipse establishment OF the kind in the Southwest and
fully vie in spendor with the Palaces of Refreshments
the Northern cities
The Saloon fitted with the most costly and comfortable
furniture by McDu Of Magazine street, whose taste
well known III this city that 1t would be supeEu0us
the subject.
The Refreshments will consist of CREAMS and sIER-
BETS OF every variety OF flavor together with all the de-
lcious FRUITS of the Tropics.
MIR I'll formerly and for long time the efficient
head of NbIos famous Saloon in New York will have the
entire superintendance-the announcement of whci-wl
guarantee to the community the most fashionable resort in
New Orleans.
The proprietor the public that the attendance shall
be unequaled and that the whole management OF the Sa-
loon wbe such cannot fail to please the most tadOus
~ Families and Parties can be supplied at moments
notice with all the deicaces of the apl01m
ICE CREAM SALOON.
GEsIh subscriber takes pleasure in informing ns1x.
EH opening Of his ICE CREAM SALOON, szAIA
- situated on So. Charles Street, next door XY
the corner of Grayier street, and directly opposite
variety Of Creams, Vanilla, Pine Apple, Lemon, and
variety of such other Fruit Creams the will allow
together with herbets and Frozen Lemonades AS every
attention will be paid please and he has been great
expense in fitting his establishment, he hopes to receive
liberal patronage.
Families supplied at short notice. and reasonable
terms.
In his store under the above Saloon, will be constantly
found Soda, Mead and large and general assortment OF
Fruits, Candies, Confectionery and Sweetmeas OF every
sy" The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened ready for vis
tefs on THURSDAY, the 22d inst.
public taste an excellent BAND OF Music has been en-
mh28 3m -7''''' LAZZARO DANCEvICH
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IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
INIE subscriber offers for sale the following improved Real
i Estate, on liberal terms re-. A&A
IA LOT OF GROUND at the corner of GravierSfo
and Baronne streets occupied Grocery &c IN the
square bounded by Gravier Baonne Caondeet and Union
streets having 9 feet front Gravie street. by depth and
front of I06 feet on Baronne street -
2 Five TWO-STORY BUILDINGS and LOTS, on
-. t.rod street between Tchouptouas and Commerce
G streets, being the Nos n % 25 q and - God 81 street;
ELI each lot having feet front God street. by W eet
in depth occupied as stores and dwellings r.,
g. Two TWO-STORY BRICK STORES. Nos "a ana
Sc Commerce street, between Lafayette and Girod Streets
each lot having 20 feet front Commerce street. by W ieet
in depth. - . . - ~ 1t p,b
4.THREE LOTS OF GROUND covered with B4 4t
ngs nearly the city OF Lafayette the norm SIZE
Third between TchoupitOula and Rousseau US, ~
each having 81 feet front Third street, by hui 'ee' "
ap24 g0 F II ST JOHN, 8 Lafayette street.
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y . Z Z y s

VERANDA HOTEL.
FHE subscribers associated in business tor the purpose
of conducting this house fist class HOTEL. "a
For the very liberal and constantly increasing pat ssM
ro1age of the travelling community, they return er=aA
thanks. eH" The house will be kept open during the
Summer season. '=t '----.
+ + + S1 % $t}$Esru R. NUDGE ~ 81 q
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FAIRBANKS PATENT
DIT hTrnpnT AM COUNTER SCALES.

PLATFORM AND COUNIER SCALIS.
yF1IjE UNDERSIGNED sole agents New Orleans, for the
i sale of Nessrs. E. T. Fairbanks Cos s. Original
patentee ST Johnsbury Vermont, celebrated PLATFORM
s. ,Es are prepared furnish them at the manufacturers
prices Counter Scales weigh = to 30 lbs Druggists
zoo TO 900 lbs; Dormant Platform Scales 300 to 5000 lbs;
Iron scales $500 1900 lbs: Railroad Track Scales for
erhns ears 10 tons Railroad Depot and Hay Scales,
to tons The above particularly recommended to puT-
cbasers as being superior other article OF the KIND.
now in use for correctness and durability, to which fact
ample testimonials can be furnished. - 90
STARK DAY, STAUFFER u CO..
my4 2md&W corner Canal and Magazine sh
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE, 20 81 80 N-LoxeIruDE, 50 W-in Time, Oh
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WORMS! WoRMs!! WOkMs =! ,.t,t;,
VEEO REMOVE these Troublesome and dangerous lnhab,
ants OF the stomach and bowels which often III
the health and destroy the lives Of children use a. for
the removal oil various kinds of Worms, Dyspepsia sour
stomach Want OF Appetite Intantile Fever and hshe anu
Debility of tile Stomach and Bowels, and Organs oil Iises-
lion without exception OF the most 'aaaOe pre-
p " NATHAN JARVIS co,
an1a Corner of Magazi and Common streets
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Ship SILAS HOLMES. NAV 9Th.

cLoTHING-Per Ship SILAS HOLMES, May 9th.
dLFRED JMU.NROE d Co, No. "a Magazine street,
AVE Received-per ships Silas Holmes Creole Hero,
DIE CLOTHING, to which they would invite the aten-
Von OF purchasers:
White and coored Linen Polka COATS and sACS:
MMie and Colo5el linen and Marseilles VESTS;
p nl'e Linen Drill PA NTALOONS;
E Eea india Nankeen PANTALOONS;
~ Hoi aa Nod and eros indie SACS:
"eSt nlaaiy i.inen LStado Check COATS
Max bap Turk f f3 So beautiful ead h arlicIe
uap d'ele DRESS COATS, FROCKS and SACS;
Dsl Quality Meuno PANTALOUNS besides great vari-
~ 81 Other choice and desirable articles OF Summer
lug ,aiBes and best assortment Of Wei Made SHIRTS IN
tNDEER GARMENTS of every description. All OF which
~ ~ IN, FrGs fer Cords ard no derinti0R.
@22 ~ ALFRED MiJNROE Il CO., "a Magazine st.
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CARRoLLToN HOTEL AVID Gardens

CARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS
- The public is respectfully Informed that this .=sr
f:;;f most delightful place of resort and ISESs
AA4 ment Is now open under the management saaAAsE
OF ne snbscrIber In the extensive grounds 30. W7
ouEi OF al i9nds will be furnished by the gard.
LEM1t1N Si{sIl SHERBERFs, SODA WATER and
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements meantime preparation is made to fur
nls dinner with all the decace of the season and
thebest OF wines anil iiouors.
And last thong. not least attentive and polite bar keepeYs
viii be found al ttir posts administer the comfort of his
friends aud the pubic generally whose patronage he ocis
apis 5m JAMES DURNO
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RESRSsM MEMEs.
JACOBS ICE CREAM SALOON

JACOBS ICE CREAM SALOON,
OPP OSiTE ST CHARLES THE4TRE
Ng77a The Subscriber takes pleasure to inform his,
III ~ friends and the public general that he has I'll
SSl5 Charles street, in the Garden occupied by -
rs AFFLECK as a Flower Depot where he viii keen
all kinds Of Ice Creams Frozen Lemonades and Sherbels
The SALOON Is airy and pleasant, and everything
will be done to render vsers comfortable The subscriber
socis a sla.e of public patronage.
E Families supplied at short notice. with the best quail
ty and any quantity OF the above. APPS I'm
REFRESHMENTS
FHE Undersigned begs to inform the public that he has
Chae s o he e CoRNrk or caSn
ROME STREETS, where his new Saloon will be $sszg
opened SATURDAY EVENING, April 8, GAl9
and remain open daily from IL O'Clock till late hour
N the evening Every variety Of refreshments will be sup
piled such Ice Cream, Sherbets, Ice Lemonade ETC.
lie trusts that the Convenient locality Of the Saloon and
the unexcepfonabe quality of the refreshments provided
apo I'm '----'-f. 80 -. ~. - H. WTITOZ
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I1LAsTER OF PARIS-50O bbls Wetherspoons Supe-
ms ~ JOHN STROUD Co, 146 Common st.
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