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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27
A.. e. PAR E

A. e. PAR
u E|SPECTFULLY inprms the Ladies and Gentle
- men of Wheeling al vicinity, that lie has opened
DAGU rons over the Post Office, where
he viii execute likenessesn a superior manner. Please
call and examine his collaion Of specimens. Portraits
and Miniatures copied. je22
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

CANISTER RIFLE POWDER.
1 Case Beloua Canister Rifle Powder in u Canisters.
Beatty's Powder do
90 NJ 2 Caps
Lead aud Shot asss rted sizes
10 Gross II GoIsb's Matches
3 do Mason's Challenge Backing just roc'd and for
sale low by L 3 SWEARiNGEN & co je6
Is H~ogshcadss superior New Orleans Sugar
10 barrels common do
30 do molasses
30 do No ] and 9 Mackerei
90 half and or bill No l and , do
d hills family Roe Herring
No l trimmed Shad
I tieTce Cod Fish
Salt water and lake Salmon for sale cheap by
jc6 SWEARINGEN & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27
NEW DRUG STORE.
Main Stresf. Whrsliug Va

INV DNCU STOTI.
Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
hi N the room formerly occupied by Or Todd, we have
ss Just opened, a fresh assortment of DRuGs and MEDI-
clNEs, Paints, Oils and Dye Stufs; also Spices, Perfu-
merry, nne Soaps, Hair Oil, Shaving Creams, &c; to-
gether with a general assortment OF popular Family med
lcines, all fresh, of a good quality, and Will be sold at
fair prices.
Prescriptions OF Physicians carefully put up.
mylg GEPRYOR a. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

Chlldrens' Hose e. Gloves o oas s s,ass
and color,. with elastic tops, Just reed and for sale by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27
Notice.

y Bel fresh Camphine, very low, just received by
- myl9 GEPRYOR & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27
FOR RENT,

IOh MIN L.
"A DESIRABLE Farm on Grave Creek. There is
49, about As acres cleared and suitable for oats or corn,
WIN a good Dwelling house and Stable; and as the sea.
son FOR renting has SO far advanced, will be rented low.
l nave several dwellings in this city for rent. Any one
wishing to rent any of the above property, will do well
to make early application to mi GOSHORN.
Wheeling, Apriil5 Real Estate Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS !!

E1AlRCHiI.D & TAYLOR have Just received the
n largest and best assortment of eight dey and thirty
hour brass Clocks, that were ever offered in this market,
ana VIII be sold wholesale and retail at the lowest cash
prices, all of which will be warranted for accuracy of
time and for service. We invite those wishing TO pur-
cha1e, to call and examine our stock.
Clocks and Watches repaired at short notice.
my4 F. T..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

nERSONS wanting Hats very cheap and good WIN
c~alibefore purchasing elsewhere. have made such
arrangements East, in the way of manufacturing my
Hats, that | can produce the most beautiful FINISHED ana
splendid article of a fashionable Hat that can P,onaniy
be got in the west. jel3 > u hahrIn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27
A CAR ID.

HRhe undersigned beg leave to announce to TIER
y friends who have been waiting for the arrival OF
thei, ware, and to the public, that they are now in re-
ce,pt of an invoice of 43 packages, containing an assert
ment of ,NnIrr GRANITE AND IRON STONE; FLOWING
BLUE, CANrON Blue; MULBERRY, aud a part OF tnelr
selection OF LIGHT BLUE Ware.
This lot is of very choice quality. much superior to
any heret ofore brought to this City, aud of new shapes
and styles. WEENEf AND bELL.
m36 Nos I and 0, Monroe st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27
FRUITS

FRUITS.
90 boxes halves and quarters Bunch Raisins
% drums fresh Figs
l frail Dates
] cask santee Cur ants
I drum santee Raisins
Punes in jars
2b'xs preserved Citrons
I do do Lemon Peal
9 do Lemons just reed and for sole low by
j5 E B SWEARINGEN & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

BALE bleached Jacquard Table Diapers
= Case Berwick Tweeds
! Case newstyle blue and orange Prints
] Bale Henry Clay Shirting Stripes
9 do A light brown muslin
2Cases low priced b!eached muslin just reed and
for sale by iel6 Il DELAPLAlN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

EXAMS of an extra fine and superior kind, for sale by
m22 Tnos Hon & Co Monro st.
"HE LADIES are invited to call on me II the want
4 Lace and French Worked Capes and Collars, and
Elizabethians. as I am determined to sell them without
regard 10 profit. nl2l J SENSENEf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27
NEW BOOT q SHOE STORE.
Called the Philadelphia Cheap Cash Store


Congress Boots and shoes-ALo every "
riety of Boots, Shoes, Brosans' easos'' ;.ss
fourth, cheap for cash YO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27
LADIES' Hose g. Gents half Hose
A Gene'a al assortment + H~oRNBRooK, and Co
FARM FOR SALE.

- PAIRS of Blocks assorted sizes frsm 3 10 l6 inch
jus ;s3s C w DERRY, Water 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

OIL N TAR 40 bills Tanners bro.
1 Oil, 30 bbIs Carolina Tar, just reed and for sale by
MO wv PAAION &CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

LARGE assortment of mems and boys Silk glazed
"A Caps reed at ; DHARPER'S and for raie low.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

Spanish Sole leather. 50 sLpEs rr Prime i
Spanish Sole Leather reed from Baltimore by
Je23 MCCLELLAN, KNOX & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

>. KlCE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTlNGS, AND
READY CLOTHING,
Corner of Main and MourOe sts., WHEELING, VA.
r HAVE received my Spring stock of the most fash.
4 iomable goods in my line, which l offer at unusual
low prices, for CASH. My old customers and the public
| in general are invited to give me a call before pnrcha-
sing elsewhere.
N. b. Clothing made to order, as usual, iL the most
fashionable style. myl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES.

lie Subscribers have an assortment of the above
sIs scales now Finished and ready for sale at their
Wareroom on Water ST., below Quincy.
isiS HRL COEN & ATT
Just received a small lot of those
Cold IenS. superior. (BRows's FIRST Quail
~ Jous BIsuoP, 1872, Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27
NEW WORK.

DARIINGs AND WALDRON's Grass
aud Grain Scythes. scythe Stones, Snaiths and
Rifles, a full supply on hand aud for sale by the dozen
or al retail by jel1 I Mohhls' mn ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

Notice.
eAMUEL takes this method of inform
~ ing the citizens of Wheeling and public generally,
that he has Withdrawn his interest from the Looking
Glass establishment heretofore conducted by Mr.. Ga
hriel at No 9S, Main ST. Persons having claims will
present them for settlement, and those indebted will
please settle with Il Gabriel, who is authorised to settle
the business. ljeSl SAMUEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

QUEENSWARE, CHINA, &c.
THE Subscribers have just reed and are now opening
I at their FAMILY GROCERY, corner of Market &
Union st 5 Crates and Box Queens ware-China Tea
Sets, Mantle Vases, &c, being a very handsome and gen.
eraliassorsment. They respectfully invite all those wish.
ing to purchase, to call and examine the stock. 1t is all
new style aud will be sold cheap
je6 L b SWEARlNGEN & CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

a LARGE lot of white, black and drah son HATS
IA just reed very low. iel3 s ID HARPER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

LOST
0TRAYED from the Subscriber, on the 30th of May
- last. a Black Mich Cow, having a white mark on her
neck, short horns, ne other mark remembered. l will
pay a reasonable reward for information as TO where she
can he found, or on delivery at my residence near Swee
Mey's Glass works. JOHN RQ"EDENBACH.
Wheeling, Va. je20, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-27

u. Lo~ A small lot of well cured Ven
v CiiioOli lAAiiIo' ison Hams for sale by
myl9 BLACK Il KNOX.
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FIREMEN's CELEBRATION AT MOBILE "A
friend has kindly sent the following account of
the New Orleans Firemen's jamt to our sister civ
MOBILE, April 9th, 1848
Dear Crescent: Agreeable to promise will give
you draft of the proceedings of our Fire COMPANY
No. 8, did not leave on Saturday, as expected
but came over with the bhoys on the California
We came down on the 2 o'clock train, and Cant.
Poole with his gallant company, No. 8. embarked
on board, with fine band of music accompanied
by some members of other fire companies of New
orleans AT 8, P. NJ, cast off from the breakwa,er
ana proceeded on our voyage towards Mobile, all
IN high spirits and 0. X. At 81 p NJ, arrived at
Fort PIke-stopt the boat and gave the officer in
command, Capt. Carr, some thrilljngly patriotic
muslc-together with three cheers and one for Ia
"dtpe, which was promptly responded to, together
with three guns from the fort-Qong life to Capt
Bosworth.) Every thing proceeded tremendously
until our arrival at Mobile, where all went shore
with their elegant engine, together with our
thy marshall ]. Dyer, with his splendid horse,
Beaucum Peggy, (which, by-the-by, forgot to men,
tion,) and proceeded to the Waverly, where provi-
sion had been provided by the ever hospitabe
Mobiians. At l04 O'Clock, procession was formed
with the Mobile fire companies land fine indeed,)
and marched through the principal Streets and then
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the movements of the enemy and having them reported TO
time to push forward Morgan to support Brig Cadwal
deI, who supposed with part or the whole p Fl ms
whose information DESTROYS to profit by, seeming to
think well of the suggestion and both OF us % % 10
tai to the said hamlet desired him. in language the mos
courteous the way Of Orders TO dispatch the SAID regiment
is at the end OF some twelve or twenty minutes The
ground being exceedingly difficult a as a aerTaT o
later observed body of thoaE ibe s oe
regal body of troops winding its way first to the one hand
and then the other to avoid from what na h s,n ds
ermine at that instant in what direction that body 81 LOOPS
were marchng and suppong if were Morgan sfeesl
sons about me, have no doubt Gen P. was among the
number and asked what body OF troops that was was
told Morgan Regiment This latter conversation or those
orders inquiries and remarks all occurred NOT on e op o,
fine hill nor on the side next to san Agusn, Dut on
secondary h or slope distinctly overlooking The enemys
entrenched camp the hamlet and the road leading up TO
The court here adjourned until tomorrow. the 3lst:
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RIVER NEws-The st. Louis Union of the Eth
instant says 1.-The officers of the steamer Julia,
in last evening, report the Missouri river falling
with three and half feet water from Weston to
the mouth of Grand river, and an abundance of
water from thence to the mouth. The Prairie Bird
reports the Illinois river at stand at Peru and RI
sing towards the mouth, with banks full, and over
flowing IN places. The Upper Mississippi river fell
four inches on Tuesday night last at Peru, and
continues to recede, with 81 feet water on the Low
er Rapids. Here, the river has risen two feet in
the last twenty-four hours AT Cincinnati on the
9th inst, the river was still falling.
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ECLIPSE CQuRSE-CARROLLTON
LOLIf IL Observation-Disclosures 01''
al I 4a2ksa

c,rcS SPRIMG ,ME,ETJNGi, 1 a. ocOm
> off at "a O'Clock P M-sw spstakes for yea .a MI
Subscription s3o0-Forfeit sl00-Declarailoh w
heats
Il Van Lear names own brother to Thomnh '"'
2-Wm ]. Minor names b. c. by Wagner, outOf Britannia
= by Muley. Pays declaration. ,,us Pays
SAlso, b.. c. by Doncaster out of Nell GSynns ''''
4-Wm. ! Minors oh. g. by Trustee out oil Lazy ''''
: 40 declaration c,-, Paws decaa.
ALSO, b. C. by Doncaster out of Falcon. rays O''
"a H. CanaI names CHI C. by Glencoe, ont oil faH'''''
7-Cabal & Hendy Oh. c. by Glencoe ont Of Gan'eS Nv
81. J. Hughes names b. f. by Ben franklin out OIL ''
9-Wm s. Tyson names ch. c. by Gerow out Of Sally fa'
- Pays declaration. a.. u,bowah,
, out of Vega. No declaration. r,a,..n LATTE.
h-bhiso, b. f by Harkforward, dam out Oh 'n1''a'
Pm Kelley names CHI c. by Wagner, dam by Sif N""'
l3-Wm. P. Greer names CHI. C by Glencoe out OIL 0's-
Nd F. Kennep names CHI c. by Hakforwad, oui0 '"''
l5-Aiso' b. by Jim Bell out of Humming Bird N'''
lsA a'% T. Bqgamsn name. g by A'p'''''' out
17-aLo b nS' A@bas,ador. out of Sunbeam NoO'
caration. >,.,oloz Relic Pays
ls-Aho, b; C. by Ambassador, out Of Natche7 Ds"''
l9-Also b. t. by Ambassador, out of dam oil 's'"'''
rays declaration. ALL Pays de
20-Also b. f. by Doncaster, ont of Lisbon MAUI
claraton. l., e.,oua PAS
21-Aso, 5. z. by J. r. Grymes, out of Chuck ia'e""
declaration. finn Tuhp
aa-S. T. Taylor names ch By Glencoe out oil '"'p
- Pays declaration. ..Lts cb BY
ga L. Bingaman names e. Schymincnni
Trustee. out of Lady Jackson No TIab canob
Nembels ofthe Louisiana Association JOEY n Badge
tam their Badges at the Ticket office on me e Of ei
tor strangers, which will entte them and te Meeting NAY
party to all the privileges ofthe Course Tor the
be had at the Ticket Office r,o the de.
to- During the Races the Cars will depart from sfer
pot Baronne street as usual up II ocl3ek , com
which they will leave at r. 12s Ia I lnnIsT TIPS vii
be after this and when the race is over an eAi@
make intermediate trips as often necessary aTD
THOS. EGBANK LEhdr.aiion
pnftl I,outs
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w Graefenberg Health Bitters,-Thaso,. ,
Sgeoer anu are sklully and elegantly prepared 6y % %
oohllally rom number OF the most purifying
ig roots, banks, herbs and vines, gathered in The wa %
RES oil America As tonic-a deobsttnet--a reso A
the system, and to refresh the saow complexion ,b ~ l
ate and potent efficacy. Taken the spring snI ma
they are the most powerful preventive Of iebnlq ANIL a
paints: tdty persons whose powers Of lie arr aasys
them OF vast use, will females who have reached ta
ITS the turn Of life. Throughout the Western ad p hH
tons OF this country these Rer should freely used
Inc price rs but Is cents package which will MAKE
sufficient for whole seasons use A' '3o ilRs
st5- For sale by WELD g. CO., Periodical Arsns No..
d: FELT 81 Co, Stationers' Hail. 81 Carr ST. seSS4E
TER, corner of Exchange Place and Custonhoe a. Vtya
SON, Magazine and Bartholomew SIS ST iTrpaas "
Levee between Ursline and Hospital sts j. WRIGHT n
Charities St. NewOreans; THOS. COOK Postmaster nv ~
sts., Lafayette. P "i y ~
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Eclipse Course. carrollton.

Yesterday the Spring meeting opened at this
course, for the Association purse of $780, two mile
heats, for which there were six entries-Margdret
Edna, Dandy Jim, Old Jesse, Carlottd Jack Pryor,
and Belle-all of them well and favorabfy known
on the turf. The track was in fine condition, and
much excitement prevailed in consequence of the
power of the ''field'' against which money was
freely offered on g Belle' and as freely taken.
The start in the first heat was not good one,
but the jockeys soon placed themselves in the de-
sired positions. Belle outside at the start, but
made play for the heat but on entering the third
quarter of the second mile, old Jesse and Marga-
ret Edna took up the running-went by all other
competitors, and came home at rapid flight of
speed abreast each other--nor was it until they
reached the line, that Old Jesse was known to be
victorious, by about neck, in 3:464 to the great
delight of the field-takers, and the wonder of all
the smarts.
At this point the betting materially changed, and
the field had the call against Belle, at two to
one-and some takers
The start in the second heat was beautiful-the
horses moving off like well-regulated platoon of
infantry until they reached the first turn, around
which they swung most beautifuHy-BM and Jack
Pryor side by side and leading, and the other four
trailing. This position did not change materially
until ending the mile-at which point they were
all in bunch, and bent upon the heat. Here
and from this point out, the running was beautiful |
ever inch of ground being admirably contested. |
Dandy jim, entering the second quarter, took |
up the game in earnest, and left them all i'm the |
dust but Old Jesse, who seemed determined not to |
suffer her dandy gallant to gain step in adj |
vance but age, freight and sec prevailed over a |
game spirit; for although the mare did wonders,
the Altorf colt came in winner in 3:49-blnding
the last chance of the Belle-ringers.
The purse yet belonged to any body but the ia
vorte; for Old Jesse had run gerry close second,
and Margaret Edna sharp third in this heat, and
they were the nags least thought ofin the race At
the end OF this heat, the judges apparently be-
came so much excited, that the red flag was never
unftred, much less dropped when L" crossing the
hne' Some thought horse or two were dis
tanced, but it was not so.
On coming to the scratch for the third heat, the
whole sic looked well, and at the word went forth
in the most gallant style. But the case was
plain one. Carloha did stretch for the heat. but
to no purpose for the Altorf colt-he ddndu-
made an effort that sent him in advance. which
place he held through the heat-which he won in
3:4s2-throwing poor Old Jesse and Nag. Edna on
the other side of the flag
A al L. B I'M am Us. ch c. Dandy m by Aorf,
'Tfa "nb T%o ob by rWmoion years old sds
D. Ksnne5s ch Beie BY Fran Flanf S" ont OF Pi
l. Van 4.n I.eets B. carlota, by Trustee, dam BY
d Tenb ssda,o CHI aek Pryor, by Eclipse
'"'' ''"D'$TFi Fine sss'i ga 5di'
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DAILY CRESCENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY-sUNDAYS EXCEPTED
By HAYES & M'CLUR E. =,
A. H. HAYEs....J. e. M'CLURE.
Office No. 95 st. Charles Street.

TERMS THE CRESCENT. M,
DALY-Fieen Cents Heck payable the carriers, weekly
or, Eight per yearalf yearly and quarterly at the
same raIes-n advance. Single copies, Fire Cents
The office will receipt for all subscriptions exceeding one week.
SEMI WEEKLY-Fire Dollars per annuln, IN advance.
exceeding twelve lines, Agate type
insertion and so for every subsequent ~
sertion length proportion Notices on the
second page, lines in Pearl type 81 each insertion.
published weekly weekly weekly or monthly
are charged 81 per square every GYA liberal
discount made who advertise by the year.
MARRIAGE OBITUARY Notices charged Soc square,
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repaired to the theatre, where an elo,, -
propriate address was delivered bv D.,
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Massey th .,s'a
forming again, half past IL, and b., w.
to write at present. Dinner, etc. etc @S
Yours in haste,
The following account of the celebr,..
from the Mobile Herald of the llh ~,
anniversary of the Fire Department, ~ ~, ll'N'
celebrated yesterday with great sn; ~ 'is eay
bers turned out in large numbers ih b
riages were decorated with infn;ta' ~. aua lhesa
gance. In the procession marcLsa "se aa
from Engine Company, No. Is. Naw a, detas
the full company of Phoenix, Ma oieaR
chine, from the same city. These u D.. Nlh lsl
war;, me looking men, and have produosass
laVoraple impression among our cilizau' ~
brought with them an excellent b hand !. i
which helped materially to give interest," os !, ne
rade- The procession formed on Goyem,u,@a,ns nj
and marched to the Theatre, WHERE ,ba y
were opened with a. fervent praye, e. f,o ueissis.
Mr. Massey. This was followed b NUN The b
from John Rolston, Esq, which was ~ r.. "a oa&
frequent demonstrations of approbs, teNedsI
speaker was very happy in setting to,ts 'g " .
and value OF the firemen. The comn MAJ Ss ara
again, and. after marching through v5rans ln
the city Were dismissed. We learn ' ,Ia. st
Orleans friends were taken care of in ,h,, si NJ
bic way so Characteristic of the Mob;I ii ', Ga l
PAssENGERs.-Per steamer Washington a..
Leuts. Devlin and Mason, u. s. MaIgop @oCa IT,
tinus and Lieut. Chadwick Miss VOL; LEM S1I R,S sE
Leuts; upman and Duncan, 18th Inf: MAJ e Tst jill
MeGaek fs T %ea dr. Clemson Me; Den S
man-1l0 discharged soldiers and tean ea'u'0R and &
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rTeIegrapled to the St. Louis Republican,

Photographed to the ST. Louis Republican,
CINCINNATI, April 6, 9 P. M.-There was large
and enthusiastic meeting at the Market House, to-
night, to congratulate the people of France. A
series of resolutions adopted, and several adj
dresses We're delivered. The river is still falling
The line east Of this place is out Of order
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1s4s.

SANTA ANNA GoNE.-Capt. Hammond, OF the
Christiana, arrived here yesterday, states that Santa
Anna left Mexico on the morning of the 4th inst.
If this be true it will be better for all parties, for
Santa Anna has for years been the evil genius of
Mexico
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-13

PAREDEs.-This distinguished individual, who
bad been supposed to have given up his monarchl-
cal schemes, and to have retired to the obscurty
of private life, has reappeared on the public STAGE
and his advent seems to have created no little
element in the Mexican capital.
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New Orleans and carrollton Railroad: 80

New Orleans and Carrollton RailroA
ss-+sss.sss - sss.t - ~
ss sss. 80 y. - sm
during THE RACES the CARS VIII y epp;GeIock A.
- the Depot on Baronne street usual up 70 az o'clock.
NJ, after which they will leave al r. 12s, IA, "a A. The
The Races after the arrival OF the last he Race
regular trains will be after this, and when n q, nece
over extra will make intermediate trips 2ePp pee
saTy. [apl2 drl JOHN HAMPSOA, bnsD
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SHIP AsHoRE,-By the arrival yesterday of the
ship Sultana, from New York, we learn from Capt.
Barret, that he saw, the morning of the 4th inst,
large British ship, apparently about 800 tons, high
poop deck and painted ports, ashore on Berry
Islands. From appearances, she had got ON that
morning, the most part of her sails being furled ;
he could not make out her name. On the same day
the Sultana passed the bark Rainbow, of Gardiner
destination unknown.
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WING NOMINATION IN M1ssouRI.-The Mis-
souri, Wing State Convention, which assembled at
Boonville, Missouri, nominated, on the 9th instant,
Maj. James T. Rollins for Governor and Col. D.
d. Mitchell for Lieut.. Governor. Delegates were
also appointed to the Wing National Convention,
which is to assemble at Philadelphia on the 9TH of
June. The Boonville Convention nominated Ed
ward Bates candidate for the Vice Presidency
of the United States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-13

GREAT FIRE AT MADISON, INDIANA.-The City
Mills at Madison, Indiana, with large stock of
flour, wheat, &c, were totally destroyed by fire on
the 18th ut. Loss about $4,000. Partly insured.