The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-21

STATE TREASURER.-COl. Peter Dudley has
been appointed treasurer Of Kentucky in the place
of Col. Davidson, resigned.
Col DAvIDsoN.-In connection with Col.
Davidson's resignation of the office of State Trea
surer, the Frankfort Ky.) Yeoman of the 10Th,
makes the following remarks:
Rumor assigns other causes for the resignation
The letter to the Governor asks the appointment of
commissioners 10 settle the late Treasurer's ac-
counts and his friends will be gratfed if they shall
be found near correct, the investigation so far,
by the Auditor of the State it is understood shows
defalcatOn of forty or fifty thousand dollars. 1t
is proper to say that supposed error in the ac-
counts in the Treasurer's favor is found, which will
reduce the deficit about IS 900. The investigation
is progressing. The Treasurer's official bond has
not been renewed since 1910, the reason for which
will doubtless be explained by the Executive.
o. There were five feet ten inches water in the
canal at Louisville on the 1lth.
MOBILE RAcEs-The following is the result of
the Mobile races of last Friday:
The first was the pacing purse S75-mile heats
best 3 in Sin saddles
D. 8aF4e B.. p Siiekn.ths. Mud dr.
Time-354-5S2.
The sports concluded with big slow race.
LCommunicated.l
HeSSrS. Editors had hoped as Independent Journalists
to whom alone the people look for justice that would
have called public attention to the fact that the Council
the Second Municipality in giving the cleaning
and repairing the streets unpaved have epied tar in the
Flt District at least of some $1,000 per annum for the
five years, upon its inhabitants than the work
was bad to be done for by equally responsible and
competent men, than the individual to whom for reasons
only known to the Council, it was awarded
Would respectfully ask, and the behalf Ofa large
number of your friends and readers whetherhs right and
in accordance with the advertised by and the ord
nances of the Council Of the Second Municipality?
Yours, TAXPAYER.
~" Removable YALE JR & CO have removed
from 10 Chartres street to 81 MAGAZINE STREET, between
COmmO and Graue, where the, will Keep stock
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White Goods Lace Linens EmfroeI etc. and complete
Of MILLINERY anil STRAW GOODS, which they
would invite the attention of City and Country Dealers yll
No. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET.
M. HUNTINGDON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,
KsspI constantly hand complete of every
CURED for Gentemsn's War lrobe apis 2dptf
The 9ussRfh Rssh w ASRsGP R SaH
Charleston speaks Of follows IE8 See Bulletin g. Sd
page.l ia2
GORDON PLUMMER,
ADJUSTER OF ,aHERaGES;
street, Ns5 Orleans je 20 list nov.
Sands's Clothing Emporium.
~ Richard Sands grateful for past fayon would re:
spectuy call the attention the public to his Fashionable Clothing
and furnishing Store, &c POYDRAS, Of chouptousb ST.
NIB Gentlemen arriving the city will find 1t to their Interest
TO call and examine for themselves. apps
~ To Purchasers Of clothing-Call at ALFRED REL.
AUNROE 81 CO.'S Price Store, No. "a Magazine stIeet
where may always found the largest Of Goods IN New
Orleans, and at uniformly low pnces. nina
~ To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
eisns.-Pass the advertisement of RUSTE PADDOCK,
upon the Fourth Pare headed as above. myl0
EW@ Important to Health.-NO family should neglect
to have on hand bottles Of BILLINGS CARHfNATIPE
SYRUP the nfabe remedy for Bowel complaints which occur
frequently during the months than other period
R This remedy fails the obstinate cases Of DIar-
rhGa. Wholesale Depot, Y Camp street, Neworesns
je D. HANSBROUGH.