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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-14
Mexican News by the Orleans,

AaeAlIdh NtwS ny ue oIlSduSi
Gen. kearney and Mr. Sewer landed at Vera
Cruz amid salutes of artillery from the Castle the
frigate and the forts in the city.
Gen. Santa Anna, family and suite arrived al
Antigua, % miles from the city, on Sunday ID
inst, escorted by his body guard of htlssars and
lancers, and Capt. T'ilghman's company of mount
ed artillerisis, whence he embarked on Wednes-
day, 9TH inst, for Jamaica, on board Spanish
brig. His escort, under command Of Capt. Thigh
man, arrived at Vera Cruz the same day.
Gen. Kearny was to have reviewed the troops in
and around the city on Monday, the 10Th.
Our Commissioner, Hon. Mr.. SEWER left Vera
Cruz for the capital on Saturday the Sth escorted
by Capt. Tighman's command.
On Sunday, Cd inst. Lieut.. Smith, of The. Lou
isana Battalion of Volunteers, and eight men.
who had deserted to the gierrillas We're delivered
by their chief, Gen Zenobia, to detachment of
mounted men, sent by Gov Wilson to receive
them-and having been brought to the city, were
thence transferred to the Castle to await trial.
Capt Melton, with dispatches from the city of
Mexico, arrived at Vera Cruz on Wednesday, 9Th
inst, in four days. The nature of the dispatches
had not transpired, but it supposed that they
had some reference TO the breaking of the arms
tice at Tabasco, and also skirmsh said to have
taken place the Capital. Capt. NJ. reports
the road infested with small bands of armed men,
masked, who commit depredations daily on the
road between Mexico and .!aapa-robbing diligen-
ces, 6c.-as also on the road between Toluca and
Mexico; that the peace stock is far below par, but
that in the places occupied by our troops general
tranquility prevails
1t was supposed that Gen Scott and SUITE and
Mr. Trist, would leave the city about the 5th, the
Court having adjourned its sttings to the United
States. -..g .=.. .. -~
The election for Alcalde and city officers took
place in Vera Cruz OH Sunday, 9th inst The
Governor was requested to take down the Ameri-
flag from the main plaza, where the election
was held, during the day, but he declined. He
was also called upon to deliver up the public build
ings in the same place. and this was indignantly
refused.
The U. S. bark Robt Morris left Vera Cruz on
Friday, 9TH, and the U. S. brig Mediator on Sat
urday, sth, both for New Orleans. The o. s.
steamship Massachusetts was in port, supposed to
be awaiting the arrival of Gen. Scott and suite.
The New Orleans left Vera Cruz on Sunday
evening, 9th inst, at O'clock and arrived at the
Baze Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, at lOa
o'clock--75ss hours passage meas.
Passengers on the Ne,p Orleans from Vera Cruz:
Maria Lima, Mrs. Hurley, Mrs. Balderama, Mrs.
Campbell Eugenio Maria, Mr. G. G. Davis, Mr..
j.. W. Anderson, Mr.. Green. Dr. George Ter
rell, U. S. Navy DR.. E. X. Kane, u. S. Navy;
DR.. f. J. johnson, q. s. Army, Mr. o. Dubois, Mr..
c. Duhanul Mr.. Browner, Mr.. Cohorn, Mr.. Amau
Blaucfe, Mr. James keenan,, Mr. Jose Contreras,
Mr.. II. P. Wilson, MIR. J. ]. Walworth Master
Joseph Baudon, and Capt. Luke.
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MAYo,s MUSIC STORE.

No 5 Camp street near Canal.
5e Ro % and fRp s%aasaie sY tes
E Of Sne f sa Fsss G5
best manufactoy and guaranteed to at pitch
from all the publishers the United states NEW MUSIC
eq,ed sysFy Meef rS% the most popular N.Y.
s9 Ha B s1S G sa Ba
Fsgeos 'f Fs and sg5 s'ssHs EEs eafns
bones bass tenor and alto Conea Psons, ophecIies,
Fn o rag Horns. y1ys plain Ra5f f Mk
VV d vdn dd kind f., M HaP Bss
Al By most approved authors INsTRUC
TIoN the Piano, Harp Violin, Guitar, Flute, and in
MUSIC BOUND. The abovenamed merchandise IS re
Purchasers respectfully invited to examine the articles be-
apia t I'm ''se"''e'e' VIM T. MAYO Agent.
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
MO 20 CAMP STREET.-THE subscriber has on hand
the Upholstery way, which account of the advanced
state of the he offers at very low prices Among the
Goods on hand, he would enumerate
CURTAIN STUFFS:
Six Wos4 and cSit9n Damaks Gseh and E"sliso
Fam PGGn and IF Fa "sp M Mif e.
n.,.- GgoRNIoEf POLES, JB95AsNNDs, &C.:
Bias and Wooden POLES .e
TRANSPARENT WINDow-sHADEs.
The stock of this ARTICLES full and of handsome pat
terms be found where-among which, are Scrip
tIre, Chinese, and other scenes, large Gothcs, nc
MUsQUITo BARS AND MEETINGS:
English Bobinett Muslin, Linen and Cotton MUSQUlTO
BARS and MEETINGS. in great variety and quantity.
FEATHERS CURLED HAIR &C.:
FEATHERS in lots of from pound to 100 pounds: and
CURLED HAIR of various Qualities: - ,,,,,c,
Together with MATING, OIL CLOTH, GAhfEIS,
Rugs. Mats Table Oil Cloths WALL PAPER, "a large
and handsome assotment.) Cords and Tasses Fringes
S9Ri sd n Ss
Papers, Ready made Hair or Moss MAI ihhoSEo' bed
~ GALVANIZED SPRING MATTRESSES made
to order and UPHOLSTERY work executed with despatch.
apll St DSEPH FL Err ~ lamp ST.
NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS.
NJ. ID C4.HP SJREE1a-
"A Allison Military Life of Marlborough.
Neander's Life of Christ, from the 4th edition.
Vol Harpers Pictorial History of England.
Vol Chalmers Posthumous Works.
Grey's Botany of the Northern United States
Nichols Stellar Universe.
The Bachelor of bany-by the author of Falcon Family
Old Hicks the Guide, Adventures the Camanche Coun
try in search ola gold mine-by Charles w. Weber.
No Lanes translation of the Arabian Nights Entertain
nlents-Ilustraed by 600 beautiful designs on wood
price Is cts.
Jack Tier or The Florida Reef by J. Fenmore Cooper au
thor of THE Pilot Red Rover etc, in vols price
each % cts.
Aso-A fresh supply of the American Almanac and Repos
tory of Useful knowledge. for lS48
Now and Then by Samuel Warren, LII. d.
Just received and for sale the New Orleans StatIoner
Warehouse" [al0 81 J. b, STEEL, Il Camp st.
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INFORMANT INTELLIGENCE,

To the Citizens and Strangers IN NtW OTIedIls'
INFORMATION was received, yesterday, from our man
q!acory in Newark New Iersey-44la hours IN advance
of the ma-that SUITS had been directed to be sold on re-
cept thereof the of the undersigned at the lowest
possible declnation from COST to all who might cail and
make application for more either Spring or summer
before the 18th instant Now the time and honr that the
gents have been bing their time for These SUITS VIII
he closed prices that have been heard tell of Strangers
will inquire for the NEW CLOTHING STORE of
MOGRIDGE 4 ANTHON under st. Charles Hotel
apll At ID corner Common and st. Charles streets.
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UP IN THE WoRLD-TFie citizens in the Vi
cinity of the corner of Carondelet and Common
streets, Were, about l o'clock yesterday morning,
thrown into a high state of excitement by the dis
covery of a man on the roof Of a house. 4 file
of watchmen We're promptly on the spot, but did
not succeed in catching the supposed burglar.
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G. YALE, JR.. & co.


- ! sNO, ID CN0rtfeS Street,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED. per late arrivals a large and
general assortment of sPRING GOODS. among
which are style Bareges, Musns Lawns Bingham
Muslins, Embroidered Swiss Musns, Black Italian and
eros de Rhine Silks of all widths. Black Waered Striped
STYLES Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Plain Satin and Taft do
ali Nos; Tuscan, Pearl and Fancy, Braid BONNETS,
NET AND CAP RIBBONS, WHITE GOODS, Linen
Chemisees Thread and Lile Laces and Edgings Swiss
and Jaconet Musns, Cambncs Gloves, Hosiery, ETC. to
which they would respectfully call the attention of their
TONERS and the nnbic generally apple Imp
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AcCIDENT.-The locomotive attached to one of
the Carrollton trains, yesterday off the track
near the horse station. The detention of the train
for about three quarters of an hour, and some
what thinner attendance than usual al the races,
we believe. were the only injuries resulting from
the accident
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AssAuLTs.-Jean Martin was yesterday arrested
by the First Municipality police, charged with fav-
ing adopted the fashionable mode of obtaining salts
faction for supposed injury, and walked into
Mr.. p. ibos with cane. Martin gave bail to APP
pear. Richard Burns made affidavit that he was
assaulted and beaten with stone, by William
Christian
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FOUND DRoWNED-An inquest was yesterday
held on body Of a, white man mar name % unknown W
Third Municipality Ferry landing. The body was
in an advanced stage of decomposition, and had
apparently been long time in the water. There
was nothing found by which the deceased could
ha idnnfifiad
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JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON,
81 NJ. C H.4 r L. Els = I1R T. T. Tin ,StGirs

NO 81 ; 7 z II u K Il e ) > T X e f. I-Up ,St6trS.
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE THEATRE)
c. The Citizens OF New Orleans, and the sssfr.
transient public, are, respectfully mott ,ssSya
~ fed that the above SALOON will be $500
.l5 opened THIS EVENING, Tuesday, -MSY
Apni IL, in style of niteence that will totally
eclipse establishment OF the kind in the Southwest and
fully Wei splendor, with the Palaces of Refreshments
the Northern cities.
The Saloon is fitted with the most costly and comfortable
furniture, by McDu OF Magazine street. whose taste
well known in this city that it would be superuous to
on the subject.
, The Refreshments will consist of CREAMS and SHER-
BETS Of variety OF flavor, together with all the de-
licous FRU IT'S ofthe Tropics.
MI SMITH formerly and for long time the efficient
entire superntendance-he announcement of whicliwl
guarantee to the community the fashionable resort
New Orleans. ,.,.' s 81 -Et
The proprietor the public that the attendance shall
be uneguaed and that the whole management of the Sa
loon will be such cannot fail to please the most fadous
s1 Families and Parties can be supplied at moments
notice, with all the decaces of the season. ap10 I'm
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to Notice 10 Draymen. = Hereafter will pay
drayage on goods consigned except those who have
my written order. JOSEPH II. MOORE,
mh.9 I'm 107 Poydras street.
IF MR. GEORGE HOFFMAN is in the city he will
confer favor by calling the undersigned at the Brass
Foundry in Ager, where he hear of something TO his
advantage. HENRY THOMPSON.
Algiers April IL, 1s4s ap 10 ST.
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
HE UNDERSIGNED have just received from their ii
y n Own mandatory. splendid assortment of SUMMER
CLOTHING 10 the inspection of which they invite their
customers and the stranger. Their Clothing manuac
tued expressly for their own private sales and the STYLE ma
terla and finish, the latest models
. 49,, MOGRIDGE & ANTH0N,
apil 4t2d Under St. Charles Hotel, cor Common St
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AN UNRULY WATCHMAN-One of the First
Municipality watchmen, named Rokosky, was on
Wednesday night reported for abusing and threat
ening Corporal Declure with personal violence
while on duty. Rokosky threw down his cap and
club, and refused to do duty any longer
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BREACH OF TRUsT.-A. Solomon was yester-
day arrested by the First Municipality police,
charged by Arthur Pavillier with breach of trust
MIR. Pavilier made affidavit that he entrusted lot
of dry goods, worth about one hundred dollars, to
Solomon, who sold them, but declined making any
return of the proceeds
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Two Pieces of Ground, Suitable for Summer
II esloences-Near the Town of jacksonville.
BY PIERSON d BONNEYAL. Anctioneers.
Negroes-Negroes.
By PERSON d BONNEVAT. Anctioneers.

Office No. 81 GrdrIer street
WILL be sold at AUCTION, on SATURDAY, April
Wy =, at Y o'cock-at Banks's Arcade,
TEMPE-Negress, aged about 50 years-French and
American cook speaks French and English honest and
sober, title guaranteed only.
JANE-Likey Negress-pain cook, washer and ironer
and No. field hand fully guaranteed.
LOUlSA-Negro girl, about Is years old ; chid's
and house well recommended, of fine character;
fully guaranteed. ..rEf
BRiCE-Negro man, about % years old good ware
house man. hoster and rough COOPER title only guaranteed
Tems-CaSh.
Act OF sale before A. c. Answorth, Notary Public at
the expense OF the purchaser. ap13
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ENTICiNG AWAY A SLAvE.-Abram a slave of
Mr. Woods, was on Wednesday night arrested by
the First Municipality police, charged with having
Gibbons. The negro was sent TO jail. u
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CHARGES DIsMEssED.-Samuel N. fIite yester-
day appeared before Recorder Ramos to be ex-
amined on the charge of stealing $3.50 from desk
in the Sheriff office. The charge against Hite
made by Richard Terrell, but could not be
substantiated, and the accused was therefore hon
orably discharged. :. Simon O'Driscoll was re-
leased from the charge of receiving stolen property
on which charge he was arrested few days since
No one appeared to prosecute him
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SpIendid CIothinc Estahiishmeut.

uihETp 10 Purchasers of Clothing.-Call at ALFRED
hoE d CO.'S One Price Store, No. 81 Magazine street.,
o may always be found the largest Goods New
'VNs, and at uniformly low prices mis-
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NFCONJ1 SPR7yNT JHF II 4 NV U.
TN compliance With the ggesens of the patrons
of the Turf who are now the city and DESTROYS,
cordance with our previously expressed determination TO i'm
prove the condition of the turf in the South
second Snunp Meeting. to commence WEDNESDAY
I9th inst and continue five days
The purses which will be LIBERAL will be advertised in due
time We hazard but little in promising meeting of I'm
equaled interest -
a10 OLIVER IL VALENTINE. Pfoprefors
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observation-disclosures Danzi was yesterday
examined before Recorder Ramos, on the charge
of having, on the night of the 4th inst, assaulted
Charles Ward with knife and club, with the in
tention of killing him. The charge could not be
substantiated, and the prisoner was therefore re-
leased
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W Boyle Sands, grateful for past favors would re-
an S hs attention q The public their Fashionable Clothing
i"thlng Store, % PDYDRAS, of Tchoupiouas
IA nthtrnen arriving IN the city viii find to their interest
'Nl ana examine for themselves,
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STEALING DoG.--John Steward was last
evening taken into custody by the First Munich
pality police, charged with stealing dog, belong
ing to- Mr.. Merle. We did not get the facts of the
case, but have no doubt that an interesting tale
(taiI y hanns therehu .---- = - =
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SS strangers in the City, see DR. b. +. MULLEN'S
unenty III the other columns this paper. He Of the
" e IN hs profession III the United States. All that stand
'eel would do well give him Il call at &c Custombouse
Jre. rotle On,
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HRIHURI HILL.
'ENHE pubicis respectfully informed that the magnTg
4 cent Ball Room OF this establishment will be.F
opened on the 18th instant ICE CREAM SA- Hff3
LOON. 1t intended to be conducted the plan 49,
OF the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New lok and Phil
notwithstanding place OF that Ladies visit at
all times with perfect confidence either after the fatigue of
shopping, morning walk and in the evening with
emen. and egae themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery Fruits, desdeation long wanting
this city; In soliciting the patronage of the fashionable
public the poetors have only to point to the high repua-
ton for responsibility and order that this Hall has hitherto
maintained, guarantee that the regularity will be
observed under the arrangement Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream on the shortest notice.
Ban officer will be constantly in attendance to
cude almproper persons. -s-..'. ap10 If
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NEW CARRIAGE MANUFAcToRY,

% tuF0Na3tt 81. betnecn Grnc7er SIS.
CARRIAGES manufactured to order, Cssv44Tg&C
" and workmanship warranted. Also, E8SSx>4
Repairing done at all the branches. KY w
nl22 6mD&W AIKEN & COWAND.
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~
SiIap Abby Pratt Shaw, Liverpool il Whitney & Co
Sp scotland tBr) Thompson, Liverpool BareIii u Co
SIX H sueen Victoria, Gross Havre, JP. Whitney & Co
sink TEtnNe'S, Graiton, Boston, l.. Ii. Gale
sup Forest Monarch tBr.) Richardson, Liverpool
a. p. Maxwell L. Co
RR.R h9Fk (Br;) Roy Liverpool Az J.Dennsoun & Co
g B,A ,,d'9tt, GILES, New York, Toby & Bogert
IT'D adelaide Walton. Charleston, X. NJ. Harrison Il Go
i!ahh naniefo, Shields, Boston, Chas Deake Il Co
Rs HHeny iarbeck Merwn New York, Fosdck \ Bro
BT Il ay tBT) Adams, Glasgow, Hoghton Rankin Go
XIV Hamlet, Robins Vera Cruz John Alexander
BTs nalhan Hale Cowel Charleston, 81 81 f; l.. Levy
S mhIam and Mary, (Br) Richardson. Hamilton, Ber
sh mnd3, VIM. Burgess Co
l-uL sarah Frances Watts. Phadelpha. A keany \ Co
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BURGLARY.-The jewery store of Mr. J. L.
Bruce, in Camp street, was broken open on We'd
nesday night, and watches and iewelry valued at
about $1,000 taken away No clue has yet been
discovered of the robbers
An attempt was made to break into the ieweIry
store of A. Rasch, No. IS Chartres street-but ii
is supposed the robbers were frightened away.
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~. SWEET TABLE BUTTER.
NE shall always keep on hand the very best of BILE
w BUTTER for family use, and will deliver the same
to customers IN stone jars varying from to ~ lbs Cook
! apI3 GEO JAQUES & CO.
Under the Ice House, st. Charles and Poydras SIS
ALABAMA OSNABERGs-
TUSCALOOSA MANUFACTURING CoMPANY.-rhe IN
supply othe above goodsa rstrate arcle-which he viii
app sm n '''''e'' JOHN T. DONALD, 80 Camp st
-, DEEs1RABLE DWELLING 6. TO RENT
s il; s$sss 5s Viz aF g
Keeping From it, central d, beng mot more than
immediate rental Cash to be paid for the tuniture-
bought Apply to the person on the premises No 1873 Bar
onne street. ap l3f
cARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS.
- The public is respectfully informed that this 800,
- most delightful place Of resort and amuse- AYE
Of The subscribe ' In I the extensive grounds 30
DUETS Of all kinds will be furnished by the gard n
nis rs {, rs s? sHERB B soDA WATEk and
and Al in. N IS, made to nt
And nd last Thou though not least attentive polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer to the comfort of his
sps 5 5m the public whose aHassf GR& SS
BOYS CLOTHING.
II Alpaca and Groom Cloth Sack do;
Cheek and Plaid Linen do;
English Merino Polka JACKETS:
Check and Plaid Linen do. do;
Do. do. PANTS;
s snfi'snA iis"ao and Msrse Hs VESTS:
inst hnfn sS Sna sae o by SM.HfHTfSS
ap I3iw corner Canal and Magazine streets.
ITALIAN WAREHOUSE,
Nos. TO and 78 CAMP STREET
TIVE undersigned have Just received the following asSo-
i ment of CHOICE ARTICLES viz:
80 boxes Raspberry Vinegar Syrup;
100 - Assorted Jellies, pint jars;
30 B." Havana Sweetmeats;
$50 lbs. Superfne Spanish Chocolate;
200 drums Choice Fine Figs;
200 baskets superfue Annisette
1000 whole, half and quarter boxes Raisins;
30 boxes Naccaron and Vermaceli;
100 - Fresh Genoa CitTon;
800 bags and trails Soshel Almonds;
20 dozen English Pickles, assorted:
80 cases Canton Preserved Ginger;
80 dozen genuine Worcester Sauce:
81 boxes Bay Rum Fresh Lemons and Oranges, now
landing and for sale by R. F NICHOLS s. CO,
ap10 3t rs and rs Camp street
NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
81 & 90 Car0nda St. bececn GrGuer and Union SITS.
CARRIAGES manufactured to order, CregN4F1zSI
" and workmanship warranted. Also, EsEfl<E8%
Repairing done at all the branches. -AL---SZ-
nh22 6mD&W AIKEN & COWAND
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RESISTING THE SHERIFF.-Jean Deretti was
yesterday morning arrested by the First Munich
pality police, charged with resisting the Sheriff
while he was i'll the discharge of his dulv..
Louis Hanset arrested last evening charged
with resisting f. NJ. Jacobs ex-Deputy Sheriff
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Rhc they would invite the attention OF their friends and
tc very best All goods are wal
mteL III every respect
Dress Coats, Frocks and Sacs, of the following
French Meluo; Drap de Vienne;
bNp dEu; French Llama Cloth
Paaueta; Caspian Tweed,
Black and culofcd Alpaca; Croton Cloth;
Linen sludo Check Drap dlnde;
Striped Lineu; White Linen;
Brown aud YELLOW Linen, Secrsucker,
Blue, Olive and Mixed Cashnerette.
Polka Coats, of the following materials.
Black and blue Drap d'Ete; Black and colpred Cloth;
Llama Cloth; Light Tweed
Casluefette; White Linen
Bwwr Yellow and Check Linen
Pantal oonsr OF the following materials:
French Mefno; Single MIIed French Doeslin
Dmp dEte Kubans de Lane:
Dmp de Vienuc; Colorcd French Drllngs;
PsIaneta; White Linen Drilling;
Black aud Blue Alpaca White Irish Linen
llnp de Tux; Whine Linen Duck
init Nankeeu; LSado Check;
French, English and American Cnonade.
Vests, OF the following materials:
Black and colonel ssun; Orleans Silk and Linen;
BNck and colnIed Silk Fancy cOlorcd Linen;
H@nboLnri PLAIN Linen q.
White MaTse1iles, Buff Cashmere:
Fancy NnsrIles; Black and fancy Velvet
RHl light SILK and San ior Balls and Soiees.
s4rtrand Drawers Linen Muslin Shirts; Striped
Irn and Cotton Shirts Brown, Pink and White Cotton Knit,
"pr Son Gauze Meuo, Gauze Flannel and Silk Understs
Drawers
'ud SIX iidk Suspeudro Gloves, Halt-hose etc etc. r.
NV LinS7, Naists, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. ~
up we are now selling our WINTER CLOTHING at remalka-
h low Prices
Sc o! Dress and Flork Goats fom $40 to $25
apa 2dpd ALFRED MUNROE g. co. 81 Magazine st.
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THEFT.-Christiana Britton and Nancy Straws,
were last evening arrested by the Second Munich
pality police, charged with stealing silk scarf
dress and pistol, belonging to Mary Burns.
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Arrived Yesterday /:

81
'"shp New Orleans Aud, days I'm Vera Cruz, to U.
Sim 2 SnartermaSer-3d my
Sdah Louisa Barker. 90 days I'm Havre to master
sup haIahdi9; Morse Is days I'm Philadelphia in ballast,
Shin % 20 J; MeekeT-2d my.
10y SoP Buron, Ocean, ID days FIN Phiade phia to J. III.
'"p isbha, Ostrom, 10 days FIN New York to master
'sA TRarthan WIiS,un, II days FIN Norfolk to Bailey &
NJ, BNteL-lst my
gag New YoIk; Sleeper, days FIN Tampico in ballast to
D'S ]oseGhi"e Hatch days FIN Vera Cruz in ballast to
ci'' Falcon, Glasson, fin Campeachy 3D. inst-Pcint.
NEON Hiem, fm Mobile
FIgg9iI Ire I'm Baton Rouce-o9 bales COTTON
l,toS., itS'hdiy, I'm Bayou Sara-S0 bales cotton
Pilia; Smoker, I'm Shreyeport-13S; bales COTTON
Bell lFl Moore, I'm Camden-ii2 bales cotton
Eabo Arkansas Caldwell fm Camden-S41 bales cotton
Santa 4 laratlers, I'm Hard Tmes-500 bales cotton
MaI"ale urner, FIN Fort Smth-5lI bales cotton
CLan"H b[enlam I'm Lake PTovdence-1556 balls cotton
FOwboa.or bacon, I'm LouiSville-l4i bales cotton
Towioaat, nnaflatlc Howran, FIN the Passes.
To,rIodl Kat Henry. Miller fin the Turn
o' rah'heT, DAVIS, FIN the Passes.
Trotl BELOW-CoMIEG Up.
Wv 'Aihs Two bngj, and two schooner, unknown.
T. Memoranda.
ms sh9Ua AGnac lowed down and to on the 9Th
Towhs seq hIng and Commerce
laJ lid artheT towed down and 10 the Ilth
:" ''p' Manchester and CoIumbiana, schr. Isbom.