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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

FATAL ACCIDENTs.-O Saturday last. Coroner
Spedden held all inquest upon the body of David
Schiller, aged about % years The deceased was
IA native of Prussia and was found dead opposite
the boarding house Of Mr.. Roeben, on Front Levee
street, between ursuline and Hospital Streets in the
First Municipality Ii is thought that the deceased
fell from the third story window of his boarding
house, and that the fall produced fracture of the
skull, which resulted in his almost immediate death
=. An inquest also held on the body a lad
named Humphrey Ranage, who fell from the royal
mast head of the ship Russell Glover. From the
great height, and the force with which he struck
upon the deck, he was fatally hurt that he died
i'll few minutes. The poor lad was the son of Mrs
Jane Ramage of this city. The funeral of the lad
took place yesterday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

ARREsTED.-R. ID. McCullum was, on Satur
day last, charged with having, on the 18th of Sep
tamber, 1917, taken from his clearinghouse in
Gallatm street, a sailor named William Wallace
The sailor states that he torcbly put OH board
the ship Monument, and bis chest of clothing worth
$50, was kept by the accused. A warrant was
issued for the arrest of McCulIum
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
NOTICE.

yE'E subscriber having purchased the interest of his late
Il partner, ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL DRrG ESTABLISHMENTS corner IS
q Chartrcs aRd BienrWe Streets Nan Orieans Nlh
fora number OF years past conducted Jointly by them
under the style of Andrew oliver u Co has com
peted his arrangements for extended business than
,l that hitherto done by the old house. My stock of
~ IRFES, .HEDiCiNES MD CHE.HIC4LS,
"a Surgical NsTR, MENTs AND PERFUMERY
ID embracing, intend it shall every article needfui
tothc Heads of Families Planters and Country Dealers VIII
not be exceeded in excellence of quality reasonabenes OF
price by any other house in the trade while General
PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
orders be addressed with confidence and certain
ty of having them properly and Faithfully attended to- rot
previously experienced in this place.
T. The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
customers.
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BINGAM4N con
r.. BINGAMAN COURSE.
AN ~ nsSM
-3.4 VI SgSSss1rr rzaSs-fs,I x u
ATI ,,cz-tz--lzs@af - SSAes

i EnSE q $3.50. MILE HEATS will be given on
5aotd nm, 4lsl 81 March Enres, with the money
%aday ''' We MADE al The Course AT O'Clock p. NJ
nil iF sp pAY March "a Purse of $3.50. TWO
- y H. clock P NJ on Tuesday. '"'''' I'll '"'
nba Entrance 10 pei cent added
-|-0h OLIVER 4 VAT ENTINE D....:...
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GARD. BINGAMAN COURSE,
~ T - RaSA
. @ ss,

rHpr ,VRLE.7,NS JOCKEY CLUB.
| vi ii1 members OF the ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUB
aco fSoner favor upon us and greatly promote their
N6AVVt Ny ealing at our office No. y Camp street,
I'd on @Uh INST, 10 receive their Badges. This will
r ary 70 prevent the confusion which will neceS
,1,gs 8 Great Matches. 7"e' VII ''e w. "'''"
Tages Tor Strangers and the Ladies of their party
a6Sia ne obtained Price s.
OLIVER Y VALENTINE Proprietors
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

PosTroNED.-The examination of VIM. Lewis,
who was charged by Thomas Barry, with having
knocked him down and robbed him of $S3, near the
New York Coffeehouse, on New Levee street, was,
on Saturday last postponed until tomorrow
morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

.z~Cure Guarantied.-DR. IA. w. COLEM4N"S
rffEBR5TED G0N0hRHHA MfXTURE.-This med.
IL. gained appreciation OF the Medical profession
w @ U1n which Offered to the public Is, rtsci, sufficient
m1al4n Of The pleasant ldr;cnes ever offer
s MD public warranted naIscate any way neon
5spnfe The palciri
Faadel. L. II KENNEnay ., r,,.- -. - 49,,
Office, " FOytfhs street, New Orleans. Inh20
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

~ Strangers in the City, see Dr. B. T. MULLEN'S
Easements in other columns paper He is one of te
an e his profession now III the United States All that stand
eI would do well to give him call, IS Customhouse
min
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
TWO WEEKS MORE.

VTTE inform friends and the public generally, that
w we will continue weeks longer 10 sell WINTER
CLOTHING. TtrrRtN-FIrc pcr cent BetoU CAST After
which time the remainder wall be packed up in order to
open Spring Goods
An unusual opportunity offered persons wishing
provide themselves with Winter Goods AT the lowest
offered this city We have also few thousand dol
lars worth which VIII sell 20 country merchants Others
TO great advantage 10 them are anxious 70 close out
stock. htNIRIibGE y ANIHON.
mhl4 2dp if Under st. Charles Hotel. Common
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
MILITARY SHAVING CREAM AN EMOL-
TJTNT COMPOUND

MOST ENGELI ENT for Shaving with either cold or
ISe warm waler-Prepared BY VIM BAILEY. Chemist,
r0rnr IF SaRds and FNif0R Streets Br0okgR Nrw York
THIS valuable conpound Is at the most ecacou and
delightful preparation OF this description yet discovered. The
principle OF manufacture embraces complete neuallza
ion OF Aka actual presence of which iount every
other soap AlkaI impee the naura! iuensble perpira
ton dries the surface ca,Ing TO crack and bleed attended
with an exceedingly unpleasant imitation. especially frosty
weather The absence therefore OF this deleterous ngred
ent is of itself a high recommendation. For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS & Co
mills Nv corner of Magazine and CommOn streets
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CQPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.


f~q THEUNDERSIGNEDh have This @A~
IN day associated themselves III the>E-F 80
~ WATCH & JEWELRY BUSI- -.
G-eZe2NESS, under the style and firm OF KNOWLES
4 NOEL, at No. IS Canal street door below Camp.
We will personally attend 10 REP AIRING deScrip-
ton of FINE WATCHES, Clocks, Jewey, etc Iwen;
y-iou years experience enables friends and
the public that work shall perform 10 their entire sails
faction
We have in store and will constantly keen for sale hand
and well selected stock OF WATCHES OF re best
manufacture. teweI Silver Ware, SpectaceS, Gold Pens
etc all of which will be sold low house IN The city,
and tnlly guaranteed Please cali r. KNOWLES,
mills t;m W. NOEL.
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Memoranda.

1owboH Anawan owed down and sea, on the 10Th
INST, bark leopold, bngs Rowland, ALTERNATE, Iiacyon
and Eliza Jane.
Iowboa rennesseean lowed down and to sea on the Eth
INST ships " L. Jones aud Monterey and bark Roschld
lowboa tonqueEor owed down and to sea on the 9Th
inst, ship Charlotte, barks ChrislIana Colchester
The steamship Globe, Capt Wright was to leave Vera
Cruz on the 18th inst, for this port via Tampco
The ship Medord left Vera Cruz for this port on the 1h
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

PETTY POLICE AFFAIRS On Saturday last
the " Dog Star p" Sirius barked IN the most horrid
manner, and at the same time g barked - the shns
of divers people William Cleaves was arrested
for endeavoring to spoil the beauty of the connie
nance of Augulste Ferralld. -. Eliza Williams and
Samuel Piper romantic youths We're taken in
custody for threatening TO do personal vio-
lence to female named Clcmentine who resides
in Perdido street. The aceiiser with the fragrant
name seems disposed TO make mp bed of thorns for
her assalllants to rest upon. James Travis, a
well-known cab driver, who in times Of old would
have been successful charioteer at The Olympic
Games, was arrested for having said many things
derogatory 10 the character and feelings of Mr.. Jo-
seph Newton, who keeps a store i'll st. Charles
street. 4 negro named john belonging to Mr.
Gillespie. was sent down for stealing "a lot Of bed
screws He was screwed up in tight place.
John Gounolouge planked up his reputation as an
honest man by stealing a lot of planEs from the
levre.. .Iames b. Spears thrust himself into the
claws of Justice by stealing, in n hoggsh manner,
a key Of lard from store on the levee. He was
sent before the First District Court. And last.
but not least, Patrick Fallen, who certainly. like
of Dryden's unfortunate heroes, g has fallen,
fallen, fallen, from his high estate was required
to give bonds for having in his possession the sailed
portion of piece of pig which he could give no
satisfactory account of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

STRANGELY yesterday Captain Winters found
the leg Of white female in the New Basin near
Pine street The leg was broken near the ANGLE,
and had been severed off just below the knee. The
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

FLoGGING FEMALE.-Anna Murray was ar
rested on Saturday last by the First Municipality
Police, for having come the Bendigo over Miss
Eliza Ste"art-that is to say Miss Murray knocked
Miss Stewart down. The examination will take
place before Recorder Ramos to-day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

THE TOMB OF ADAMS.-'The tomb which Mr.
Adams caused 10 be prepared for his mortal remains
is in the ancient buryng ground at Quincy, within
few feet of the gate and to the left of the gate
way, The back part of the tomb is toward the
gateway. This bnryng ground has been in Use
upwards OF two centuries. and is enclosed bv a
substantial stone wall. The remains of Ex-Presi-
dent John Adams and of his WIFE repos,. beneath
the church on the opposite side of the street near
the old burvng ground
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

ssN WANTED.-Three or four experienced Carriers
ganled Immediately. Apply at this office.
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THOMAS b. HoLT.-This individual who is ac-
cuscd of having picked the pocket of Mr. r. p
ko>mayer of S5f in money and check for SllS.
was ON Saturday last sent 10 Jail in default of Civ
ing $1,000 security for his appearance before the
First District Court. Holt is accused of hayino
in order to carry ont his nefarious designs assumed
the name of an honest Young gentlemau formerly
of ST. Louis but now of this city. Mr.. Holt is We
are informed a member Of the bar of This city.
For the sake of justice, the public will NOT conound
the name of The robber with that of a man of pro-
by and honorable reputation
RoBBERy.-John McCarr was Yesterday arrested
by the Second Municipality police on the charge
of having robbed Mary Grazing of S24 whilst she
was asleep. The accused was sent to Jail.
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ESspS mo- PENMANsHIP,

WFSSpc - FENMANSHIP,
VI AMI ~ DnLBEAR Is CalID street
| DO Gfo 4 e. -, GhGrtrcs street, receive Pupils
rtoaI,heIr i p o. tse q, Their object i, 10
Nip 81 a. ~, lilies and PRACTICE Of PENMAN-
ng Is ~ eih ior any situation where quick business
emoyqd nfaw,ng aud Fatigue OF the Hand and Fingers
HOrRS%a !. Al. & Asses, in few easy lessons
10 y 4. NJ, 10 { and 10 up NJ mh9tf
AT TWWpNSr, l. \ \ T + II r ZINC.
Il A. ,hL ~ FIVE PER CENT BELOW COST
milf ySS1IneT Common street '''' 81 'ha'ieS
MOGRIDGE Il ANTHON
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to For Mayor.-We authorized to announce A
d. CRoSSMAN, the present Mayor New Orleans candidate
Tor reelection the Municipal Election milo
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Municipal Election. Candidates.

Municipal Election. Candidates.
TO CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION IN APRIL
rs1ii. number of Spanish Nauralzed Citizens in the
three Mnnicpalues entitled to vote being about 1000
= By 0aa Gsi, P?sf SIiS' os
loo hOl1L street, as that paper ccuate chiefly among
them. nl2U 1t
t1S~ For Mayor.-We authorized to announce A.
D. CRossMAN, the present Mayor New Orleans, candidate
for Reelection at the next Municipal Election. milo
eg" For Recorder--The Editors Of the Crescent will
please CLEMENT RAMOS, the present incumbent,
canae for reelection the Office OF Recorder Oh the First Munich
PATTY. mhli
sv For Recorder.-We authorized to announce
JOSHUA BALDWIN Candidate
Recorder :" The Second Municipality the election April milo
to" For Alderman.-Eds. Crescent: Please announce
DAVID JoBSoN Independent Democratic candidate Al
derman Seventh Ward Second Municipality. MANY VOTERS
EORDON PLUMBER 4diyster of 4rcropes-Ofice
~ at iucen Hermann 5, Marine Notary, No, 81 Royai
street, NfT orleans. mills Am
GOSHEN BuTTER.-5o Fmkins very choice, now
iS GRES " WF Ct" i s. Tcoup %' a,is 3" Yi
srrRGEs, " 0r's... w $. WRIGHT Ciueinnati
STURGES & WRIGHT,
COMMISSION ANDFORWARDlNG MERCHANTS,
NIL 6m No. s. Tchoupltoulas St, N. Orleans.
vi IL MEYER. 100 CC4.MP STREST ~
M M?s'tf+ ;"1 P'atf + EMhthA
WATCHES All Jewelry Articles repaired aaz;s3zsa
900 RE1s snn.. LARD 61o, OH IT., ,,;n., ,n
O ed s by Ws fy THoms EMng and %f Re
ss y Co.. Cincinnati f fSp?F: qpp WR !pnF and
mills 81 'TchouftouIas street
a FURTHER SUPPLY of super extra fine Drab -
c m hE E, ,sc sM Ar Just received per s" South
mill 81 C. D. BUNCE. 80 Canal st. s=Ss
A stPERFiNE article Of Glazed Sir CAPS, 1@ssss
a some with mohair bands; just received and Tor ~
mii7 8 l CD. OUNCE, 80 Canal St
amt Chefss and 3gsnt I' Jar TaDor 4 III s9", c
Gm@ R E qnd Nso4rh Cfder Nos % as and 40 GA LIE
BgRMAP's LECTURES ON WOMAN:
DELlVERED before tie Ladies Of b altimoTe-Just
mis- iSs''s" M Mi e e. SALE ,, CO. IT St Charles s.
SUMNER HATS FOR CHILDREN have in Lex
- Stoe large assormen Of LEGION and Straw u
mGi7 St ' ,.'''''' G G. D. BTScE 30 Canal t
,,,,,- PRIVATE BOARDING.
EG GHR GENfMHS e? he peaa p waite
sss ;'' s$ & sn ~ :. tEf S n5j5
- ,ay, 18Th INST unfinished nrab BEAVER I'D
da no aaa s ~ S Ss% ke1 1 Hn 1t w Sr
queSr 9 look ont for and stop the same if offered and they
mhl7 st C. d. BUNCE. 80 Canal st
NEW GARDEN SEEDS.
) ."ggl5S ofGARDEN and III FLoWER SEEDS g 8
warranted gcnuinC--cons>ng OF every variety OF 10
the season, and sold cheap by the subscriber ~
AfFi.Ef'kS Cottage Seed Store.
10l ST. CHARLES Street.
l.
ORNAMENTAL TREES SHRUBS and the Best
Collection Of Green Hot house PLANTS in the CITY.
" Ladies and Gentlemen supplied with Practical and
EXpercncid Gardeners. nliS
ST NnRiES-For sale by STURGES 81 WRIGHT,
- - 'Tchoupitouias street
l0ot0 Cotton Drilling BAGS. % and bushels;
SG0a Second Hand GunnIe>;
150 frkinS W. r. Butter;
50 RbI>. No. Lard
100 Boxes Star Candles:
80 Boxes Tomato Catsups;
30 Bbl>. Sagg, Thays x Davis Hams;
25 BblS. Bright NanIsh mills
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c. YALE, JR., & CO.,

No. - ChGrtrcs street,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED per late arrivals large and
1 1 general assortment of SPRING GOODS among
which are new style BaregeS MuslinS Lawns, bingham
Muslins Embroidered Swiss NIuslns Black Italian and
Gro de Rhine Silks Of all widths Black Watered Striped
and Plaid do White and toioed Gro> de Airic etc, New
styles Bonnet and Gap Ribbons. Plain Satin and Taft do
all Nos: Tuscan, Pearl and Fancy Braid BONN ELS,
sgng Fa6ho9s ParS-es EanGy HaadketesTs pom
Cambria Iandkechets, Embroidered Capes Collars and
Chemi>ettes Thread and >ie Iace> and EdsngS, Swiss
and Jaconet MuslinS ttbricS, Gloves Hosiery. etc.
which they woud respectfully call the attention OF their
and the public generally. mlls lm2p
CLOTHING AT COST
ITO close our stock of WINTER GOODS, we offer
Tie balance OF our Fine Fashionable Winter Clothing
tcoS-consistng in part. of
Black French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Brown Brow and Olive do. do. do:
Black and Fancy Cloth PALErOTS and SACKS;
Black and Fancy Tweed do. do;
Fancy Cashmere BUSINESS COATS;
Cloth CLOAKS and ONERCOATS
OPERA CLOAKS;
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Fancy Merino and Cashmere VESTS
Fancy and Black Silk do;
Black Cashmere and Satin do.
Ball and Evening do:
Cotton, Menno, and Lambs Wool INDERSHIRTS
b bS &c., do DO. RRsshEEHH8 8sEi,
linen and Cotton SHIRTS
Embroidered Bosom do;
'raVA Scis Gloves, SuspenderS and all articles pertain
ing I" 'eneman deSSall which are made the
materials, and IN the most fashionable style
NORRIS y WAY. No. % Camp
mho -dpim corner Common St. under Hewets Exchan ge
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.y Packet COM. PERRf-For Cincinnati Madison.
Louisville and all intermediate ports-is receiving freight
and will leave above, THIS DAY Monday at o clock
M punctuay For treg ht passage, having superior
recommendations apply on board, at Poydras wharf or 10
mhD HYDE DGLESBY, IL Poydras ST.
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MRS. INGRAM,


"a FASHIONABLE MiLLINER, rs
"a Tuscan and Strd3o Hat .HdRNf dctarcr, 49,,
~ No. 172 Camp street, New Orleans L. -
- Tuscan, Straw and Neapolitan Hats%Ega~
.1ts and altered In superior style. lnh20 1y
~ Country orders will be punetualy attended TO-
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cieared-March 10.

LATITUDE % 81 50 N-I.oSalrrDE. 80 win Time, Oh
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A NJ USE NJ EN- rs.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
anager Ludlow l. SMITH. Stage MI J. NJ WEsrn,
ORLEANS THEaTRE

MONDAY EVENING, March 2O-Founh Night of the
VI engagement of the Ballet Company, Mr.. and Mrs,
NOuplallr.-Second Night Of the LES DEUX ROSES,
Grand ballet in tableaux. 4. LA NAPOLITAiNE bv Mr.
md NM Monpaisir, Previously, LES GIANTS JAU MES,
vaudeville in | act.
Performance to commence at o'clock
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Y w, ,PinnbBIlEATiONS, at No. ID Camp street
mi aapnIi * ; LIVES OF THE LORD CHAN
N, "tN y TAYLOR AND HIS SFAFF-Comprising Me
M ~, eens TAYLOR, Worth, Wool and Butler; Co.'s
saaS { o Clay, Hardin Yell days. and other dstin-
N S Sn attached 10 Gen, Taylors army nespersed
gadrasaao,ns Anecdotes of the Mexican War and per
MI I'M lures OF the officers; compiled from public docu-
aiaias t pNae correspondence with accurate Portraits,
rqs a. SSorF AND HIS STAFF-Comprsing Me-
low " ,en Scott, Twggsi Smith, Qutman, Shields
WI aley liarney, Butler and other distingushed Off
Fa iFF'f Wl % Gen Scott Amoy c!c.
,r1I,. MAX MAJ AND f'rS WARRIORS-Comp a
t66o,,ml heeIy OF all the American Armies in Mexico
i az ,Eeche and anecdotes of the most ii,n
va 'hlceN in the Regular Army and the Volunteer
@.okl Al LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
gelueNpd and for sale al the New Orleans StationorS
ta4s"GE and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous
In "u school Literature
]. Il. STEEL, II Camp ST.
GARD RING AMMAN CCUPSr
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eR" For Recorder-The Editors OF the Crescent will
please CLEMENT RAMOS, the present incumbent
canddate for reelection the Office OF Recorder OF the First Munich
patty. mhli
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New and Delightful Element of Politi

| The Northern tour of Mr. Clay has developed
new and delightful element in politics. We allu,le
to the kissing element. Wherever he goes, the
ladies kiss him. How charming! What a reward
for his past services, Shall any one think after ALL
that Mr.. Polk is luckier than he2 For ourselves
we do not hesitate to say that we should choose at
| once that . better part " Mr.. c. is now receiving
| before the responsibilities and bitter blame, which
have been the portion of the President for two
years past
| As an instance of how the distinguished states
man of Ashland is catching it, we append the
following from report in the New York Sun of
the 10th inst, OF ball given by the citizens, the
preceding evening, at the Broadway Theatre, to
MIR. Clay:
Soon after O'Clock, the arrival of Mr. Clay and
Mr.. Van buren, was announced from the orchestra
platform, with the request that gentlemen would
refrain from expressing their appreciation by cheers
out OF respect to the ladies' and instead clap their
! hands. The company was then arranged as for a
march quadre, and at half-past nine, the disn-
gnIshed guests entered from the stage door, having
been admitted on Anthony street They Were ac-
| companied by many of the Board of Aldermen and
other friends, and walked up and down the long
lines, while the noise of capping hands almost
deaening.
This ceremony concluded, they were stationed at
escorted Ill procession and introduced to them in
regular turn. All passed off finely. Mrs Al,
When introduced, remarked her pleasure at shaking
hands with our next President (Capping hands)
Mrs. En- attempted to pifer kiss from his
manly cheek, having been, as we learned previous
y tempted by the promise Of q daguerreotype Of
the noted guest Internationally Mr.. c. drew
back. loud clapping) Recovering himself, he
endeavored to commit the iarceny upon the cheek
Of the lady, when she, in turn lodged. More
1Ia / NJ
:. Agreed said the lady, and the annexation Of
lips was soon .consummated, amidst prolonged
clappng of hands. Turning to the gentleman be-
hind him. MIR. Clay asked what could be exps cted
from young ands beautiful man like him. :. /
must pick my flint and try again" said he
Mrs Nix, soon held up her pretty face and
pouilng touch-i-yo u-dare lips, and received
charming salnte-to Mr.. Clay, at all events
After this, Mr. Clay and friends passed several
times around the room sweet kisses being showered
upon him in all directions and at a quarter past 10
O'Clock, retired through the supper room, in the
same way that he entered
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" y. s. Mail JOHN HANCOCK-For Louisville,
Cincinnati, Wheeling and Pittsburgh. This splendid pas
tsser steamer leaves THIS DAY, MONDAY at clock,
M positively, from Poydras street wharf:
mhW lily DE OJBESBI, II Poydras ST.
PASSENGERS will please be on board at the above hour
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TO CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION IN APRIL
FS'iE number of Spanish Naturalized Citizens in the
three huniclpalltles entitled TO vote being about 1000
Candidates Tor Office hereby notified the best
medium OF informing such of the proper persons WHO
they must vote by advertising LA PATRlA, Office
InIl:Jj
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14ers-For the cure of Dyspepsia Nausea, Liver Com
b Cosyeness Headache, Heartburn and Sea-Slcknrss As
m most the eble Diseases incident this climate, and
itg Drereurc for typhus and other infectious Diseases.
Nv rc extraordinary demand for tins celebrated medicine has
- The proprietor open Office addition his agencies,
co. and H. KENNEDAY III this city, the ercu-
~ pT o IN quart bottles with the the inventor in large
- laters each bottle
H re- puce-Sl per bottle six bottles for S..
" cala W PoydTas street. mh2O II
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plHsBprg JOHN HANCOCK, Hank. 4p. NJ
Cacianah. ,...,....C COM. PERRY, Washer, p M
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sw For Recorder.-We are authorized to announce
JOSHUA BALDWIN Candidate
Rsc"rter Z" The Second Mucpay the election milo
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{ 2 For Alderlnan-Eds. Crescent Please announce
DAVID JoBSoN independent Democratic candidate Al
dernan, Seventh Ward, Second Municipality MANY VOTERS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
FRESH GARDEN, FARM and FLOWER SEEDS

FRESH GARDEN, FARM and FLOWER SEEDS
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