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FOB SALE OR TC RENT
MAT SPLENDID BAR-ROO N. attached to tbe -
- COMMERCIAL HOTEL, at fAe corner Of 6irod 3
gig 1eoee streets, with all its fixtures viii be Rentea
i9r three years TO competent DersOn For partiepTs az
Je 20tf JAMES ROACH :
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CAN ULEo.- n
91A BOXES ADENANTINE CANDLES, in store
q sTURGEs s. WRIGHT. s6 Tehonpitoulasst s..
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THE PUBLIC rs GATTICSHEr agarsf ,an,,,.,,.
for a DRAFT made BY VIM Hall, on and seasolei
~ l. w Arthur y Co, for s17O-dated New 0deans
june "A, 1913 payable 10 the order OF Tnckar & Gaed
Noyembef ]. 1879 This draft was stoen y -
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NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLIcATIol

lhLNt bLAJA
seO CASKS IlAMPRI4ACK. i'm store foT sale by
80 81 sFURGES q WRIGHT. IS Tchoupfioulas st
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steamboat Departures mis- Day.

- SIC 4IFasrlsegeN 9E raisD p4eE
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DEALER IN CLOTHING,
pscensnJ complete assortment Of every ar Re-
CURED ior Gntepens Nu robe. apis %atf
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S ARGENT'S MINOR SURGERY
IS HAIIF-Yk IA RfaY ABSTR Act GFTHF
MEDICAL SCIENCES January to June, 1873
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CINGINNATI, Aug. q. Z p. M-Fi8uT with moderate
business in favor of the seller Sales Of ZOO bbls Western
at 50 Sales prue red Wheat at Zoe; prime
yellow Corn BIC and 8l0)30c... Whisky in bbs 1910 R
gall Sales western Sides, ribbed, SIC p b. Sales 800
bbs western Lard at 7chOes asking Sc without buy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-07

o. The Union contradicts the report that Maj
Heisg is about TO Withdraw from the establishment
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bhIchI WARN ISL
SH1 BBLS. FRIGHT NARNISH in store for sale b
~ 81 STURGES & WRIGHT. IS Tehoupfouas s
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~ Arthur P. Bagby, Minister Plenipotentiary
Of the United States to Russia, left Washington
on the 25th ult, for New York, there to embark on
his way to St. Petersburg. His family remains in
Washington.
~ The New York Tribune understands that a
letter has been received from Mr.. Bancroft, our
Minister in England, giving strong reasons to hope
that beforslong, satisfactory international postage
law will be established with Great Britain
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- AT oosT!-selIiag Off Al oost-Af

- AT cosT!-selling Off AT Cost!-At
A. MUNR0E & coz "a MAGAZINE STREET.
- We win NOW sell our entire stock SUMNER CLOTHING
At COST, comprising
Merno Frock, Dress and Sack COATS:
CT0ton Parauetta Caspian Tweed Froek Dress and se
COATS; '' ~ anu s'SA
White, Brown, Check aud Striped SACKS and COATEEss
Wine and Feucy Linen Drill PANTAEUONS.
Check Linen Croi0n and Kubsn De Laine Pa MRS.
az Our Stock Of wooLLEN GOODS comptets and Il 4.
arrivals. - ~ y testN-
s5 One Price ior Goods, and no deviation
y A.MUNROE Il Co. "a AIarsz;aa sree,
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DISSOLUTION

the undersigned IN Che AUCTION ana Commission busi
mes y TITS Tji PAY dissolved By mutual consent
J: " PiERSON charged with the settlement Of the
business OF the hrn. i. .. PERSON.
j. A. BONNEVALa
y ~ Ihe subscriber win continue the AUCTION AND
IOMslssIoh business and viii act as General Bgker for
e sac ana purchase Of Real Estate Negroes and al other
New Orleans, Aug. 30, 1913. ausDS
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FBLIcIANA HOUSE FOR SALE.

WHEATON ON THE LAW OF NATIONS
ROSS ACCOUNTANTS OWN BOOK
lust received and tOr ste the New Orleans tafoner
Wafelouse 81 J, /. STEEL. IA Camp Sd
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GORDON PLUMMER,
4DJUSTER OF .4YERAGE Els.
EB- Office Lucie Hermann, Marine Notary, No 2l Rage
strest, Nsls Orleans je 20 tist
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MR.. H. 0. HALL Is our Authorized AGENT dining ~
4f1 temporary absence from die State
Jyl5 I'm HOYT 81 Ft1RD II ST fCbaylae !,
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~ Strangers in the City, see DR.. b. F. EMS
advertisements IN The other columns this paper He o he
minced would do wsIto give him cs It a C,astoTsbo,s
street r5ts ~
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w BLOOMFIELD. B0OK-BLEDER. No 90
y v !. Camp street, New Orleans d56m
HAROLD!
ifAHE LAST OF THE SAXON KINGS l--Bnfger,s
= last. At WELD& CO.'S, u Camp st. sis
FOR SALE
'HkEE COUNTERS and a tot Of SHEIsVIN6sa for
saie-suitable for dry goods or grocery business
au3u ID. BUNCE, Hat Store S0Canaf ST.
TO BE SOLD
' ME INTEREST OF A LOT ANBa HOUSE -.
= no ~ i)elgrd street for the tern Of two years @
ssl Sl LAWLER.
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~ Ire Amereo-lraefenberg Theory does NOT
presume ui one medicine
qens = iaanl such doctrine is die face community
~ o. qlacks and prendefs But series Of
WI oasfeq BY the 6raeienberg Company EVERY DISEASE
~ kor Agents 6raeeabeg's Series, on fourth page M
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Sixth Ward Rough and Ready Club-seeond MI
nioipality

n1CipaHTY.
Is conformity to previous notice. the Wings of this Ward
assembled at their Hall, No SO st Charles street, the 4f
Of Sept 1888 organize Rough and Ready Club when
the following officers elected R. B. Sykes President
J. G Labatt and w w. McGarity, Secretaries O. w.
Cammaek, Treasurer. On motion Messrs. Geo. Allan L.
s Pamb and Geo. A. Freet, having been appointed by
the Chair to draft Resolutions reported the following which
were unanimously adopted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

BY the schooner tona, arrived aa! before yeslef-
day from Tampico, we have dates to the 10Th INST
1t was rumored that the Indians had appeared near
the place in considerable numbers. On the l5han
express arrived from Tampieo Alto, asking assist
ance from Col De Rnssy, to repel an attack OF the
Indians upon that place. Capt. Hunt was sent the
same evening, and the next morning Capt. Wise,
Sd Artillery, followed. When information OF the
ratification of the treaty was received, Col. DE
Russy was about sending force to Huejuta to pro-
tect it from the Indians
Capt. Vests company of mounted volunteers,
that left Tampico on the 2Sth May for the Gala
boosa river to the bodies of Capt Boyd and
Lieut. Taneyhill, who were killed last July, in the
expedition fitted out for the of the Encarna-
cion prisoners, had not returned. Capt. W., with
his command, remained at Hnejutla at the earnest
request of the inhabitants, to defend the place
against the attacks Of the Indians. Capt. Vests
company of mounted volunteers, will be the only
company dsbanded in Tampco.
Capt LAWYERS company Of Illinois mounted vol
unieer were under orders to march for the Brazos,
there being 10 transportation at Tampco for horses
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

ELEGANT ARTIcLE.-On the return of our army
from Mexico, there can be no doubt that many rare
and valuable articles will be brought home by our
officers and soldiers. We had the pleasure of view
ing one yesterday in the shape of a magnificent
shawl, now in the possession of a gentleman just
arrived from Mexico. 1t is of the richest satin
splendidly embroidered, and possesses the charac-
teristc of all Mexacan articles of the same nature
we have ever SCENT is the same on both sides
independently of its intrinsic beauty, it has an adj
ditional value from the fact of having been cap
tured at the house of General Paroles 1t can be
seen by applying to Mr. Hunter at Anthems Cloth
ing Store, under the St. Charles. The owner Is
we believe, DESTROYS of disposing oft by rattle.
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For the Crescent.
hapt aEef D e Q Is ~

A Ghap CT of Defin ii ens
TiME-A precious metal which is measured by Its length,
its weight being dependant upon the circumstances in which
it is taken.
LovE.-The electric spark communicating between two
human galvanic batteries.
FATH.-The rock upon which knowledge is built
PoETRY-The language in which the Book OF Nature Is
written-they who translate it called poets.
TRUTH-A moral diamond upon which the file OF fase-
hood wastes itself without making impression.
WEALTH.-The sum which gives content, whether one
dollar million.
HApPrNEss-A butterfly, which when pursued, seems al
ways just beyond your grasp but if sit down quietly
may alight upon
REMGoN-Light from heaven, which if we did not 3D.
scure with veil of would dispense such radiance as
enjoyment.
densed so as to pecepbeto the of the multitude
LIFE.-A masked ball where, in struggling through the
crowd and trying penetrate the disguise of neghbor
we are apt to forget part until the waning lights
of the time to depart
EXPERIMENTAL looking glass, which we will not be-
lieve reflects own destiny, until we have bought It,
HoNoRA suit of amor, which cannot be too carefully
guarded for breath leave stain beyond the power OF
to remove.
BEAUrY.-A sun which dwels in the souls of ALL but
shining through different mediums does not always throw
the same light upon the same objects.
THoUGHT-The telescope searchings of mind not con-
with viewing the phases Of life only in outline and from
distance.
CALUMNY-A serpent which while striking its fangs into
another silently coing its folds around the propagaor
ready to turn upon him.
HoPE.-A Phoenix singing upon its funeral pile l..
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COL HITcHcocK.-We are glad to notice the
arrival of this excellent and meritorious officer in
our city, after the fatigues and trials necessarily
consequent upon his responsible position as Inspec-
for General of our forces in Mexico. Col. Hitch
cocks reputation as military man is only exceeded
by his celebrity in the army as an officer OF great
talents and extensive scientific requirements. So
well was Gen. Scott convinced OF his character In
these respects that sooner had he arrived at the
Brazos than, in spite of some slight personal mis-
understanding, he Immediately rendered to him the
appointment to the station which he has since
filed with so much service to the army and credit
to himself Gen. SCOTS magnanimous offer was
Immediately accepted, and the wisdom OF his choice
has since been rendered apparent to all. We SIN
cerely welcome the accomplished Colonel to New
Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

OLYMPIC THEATRE.-This theatre is really
getting along in manner that could scarcely be
credited. The audiences are most respectable, and
at all times the house is we'll filled. Tonight will
Der reformed the beautiful drama of Therese; or
the Orphan of Geneva" With the exception OF
Metamora-the noble, high-souled red man-our
own Forrest never achieved greater triumph than
in the character Of Carwin, the advocate, in the
drama of "Therese." The piece is well cast, and
we doubt not will meet with proper attention. A
dance between the pieces and a favorite farce will
conclude the performances.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

THE BosToN FoRGERY.-The boy that passed
off the forged check for s3993, purporting to be
drawn Mr.. j. N. Fiske on the Hamilton Bank of
Boston, has been discovered. He says that well
dressed man stopped him in the street and asked
him to go to the Hamilton Bank and collect the
money for the check. The boy consented and ran
all the way to the bank and all the way back again.
Upon his return he waited minute or two, when
The gsn sad r':if anne up, received the bills pDt
them !nlo black pocket-h0ok. gave the boy
Quarter 81 gyIiar and walked rapidly up The street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

A New York VETo.--The Mayor of New York
city has returned, with his objections, the resolu-
ton of the Council pre- senting the hospitalites of
the city to Gen. Glass; His Honor says he can see
no reason why the Inequalities of the city should
be presented to Gen. Cass any more than to other
distinguished individuals who accompanied him.
and who are not included in the resolution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

o. When our friend Horace Greeley heard the
vote of the Philadelphia Convention he left that
city of rows and rumpuses." The Evening Bull
letn thus describes the effort it cost HIM:
Late the same afternoon Mr.. Greeley seen
running down Walnut street at locomotive speed,
his coat tails standing out at an angle of fortyive
degrees. The ends of both legs of his pants We're
concealed in his boots-the buckle of his stock
under one of his ears-his hat over his eyes-and
his shirt-collar nowhere. He carried his carpet
bag by of its handles, and was (of course)
unlocked, an opportunity was afforded to ascertain
the nature and extent of the wardrobe of man
whose name is almost daily on the lips of every
man, woman and child in this great and growing
country. He reached the wharf, and exclaimed,
sadly broken in wind: Where-where is the
the-the-New York boat9" Some one informed
him that the boat had started an hour BEFORE "A
less determined man would have returned to his
hotel But when was Mr.. Greeley ever known
to turn his back on friend, foe, or journey? He
did not care toss of copper for steamboats, or
railway cars-not he. All that he wanted was to
between himself and the Wing Convention-and
intention to Jersey ON foot! The people
stared, but Horace waked--on board the ferry
boat. When last seen by any of our citizens, he
was making tracks out Of Camden, the carpet bag
still in his hand and his coat-taiis perfectly hor
zonta Bets were freely offered that he would
reach Jersey City in advance OF the cars. Ills
hackers no doubt have won, for the leading article
in the Tribune of the following morning was not
only written by Horace but it could only have been
written in his sanctum at an early hour on the same
evening he started for New York
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LATE OF THE LONDON AND EDINBURG
COLLIE ES.

T .ANCE. HOPE EVERITT, M D. Collegiate of Kings
- College London Alumnus and Matrcul lated Member
Of St Andrews, and of the Royal College of Surgeons OF
Ednburg Graduate Obstetrics and the Diseases OF omen
Orleans extraordinary Member of the Hunterian Medical
Society," Scotland.
Professor Evet having originated the newly developed
science the Atomoogy Of Life and Death and
of health and diseases of the human body and after seVe
years experience among 3d. 600 patients in the hospitals ana
dpensaries of the above named European UNIVERSITIES
brought to great perfection and certainty its success In nope
less cases desires continue to treat such and especially
those diseases that have ba1ed the medical ana snrgca
faculties of England France and America. -,
The Atomic treatment in however desperate, VIII
occupy longer than weeks two months nor viii the fee
be accepted if unsuccessful 49,,
Each patients disease treatment and recovery explained
BY chronological and ARCHAEOLOGICAL diagrams,
Reported kept ia edger letters iI1ni
the dppn;gy will be responded 10 without delay
~ Removed from Royal street to NJ, ~ ksMsgfts
earNf SaNQ ssfe, bis fvlsi slice Aad is.asAesl sega
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A MINISTER TO MExICo.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Herald says that Minister
Plenipotentiary will be Immediately dispatched to
Mexico, and one of the first objects of his mission
should be to negotiate for right of way across the
Isthmus of Tehuantepec. The correspondent of
the Herald must be mistaken. Mr. Clifford has
been appointed resident minister near the Govern
ment of Mexico.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

WING ELECTORAL TICKET OF VIRGINIA.,
John J. Jones, Isle of Wight: 2, George W. Boiling,
Petersburg; 3, Henry P. Irving, Cumberland; 4,
Joseph K. Irving Lynchburg; 5, w. Martin, Frank
lin; 6, B. Johnson Barbour, of Cupeper; 7, Robert
E. Scott, Fauquier; s, H. 7. Garnett, Westmore-
land 9, John A. Meredith, Richmond city; 10,
Hunter, Jefferson II, A. II. III. Stuart, Augusta !;
ID, S. Med. Moore, Rockbridge IA, ConeIy F.
Trigg, Washington Is, G. w. Summers, Kanah-
wa; l6, 6. ID. Camden, Harrison; II, F. II. Pier
pOnt, Msrjon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

FIRE AT BRooKLYN.-A destructive fire in
Brooklyn, N. Y, on the 18th, destroyed eight build
ings rendering houseless thirty-ive families The
buildings destroyed were frame dwelling of Mr.
Dougherty; five houses owned by Farrell and
Monahan; a large four-story brick, owned by Mr..
O'Brien, occupied by upwards of twenty-four fam
lilies, with two-story brick belonging to the same
gentleman. The buildings We're all partially in
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

RATIFICATION MEETING IN WAsHINGToN.-Ihe
Wings of Washington held very large meeting on
the 18th for the purpose of ratyng the nomination
of the Philadelphia Convention. About 5000 per-
were said to have been present, and the greatest
enthusiasm and harmony prevailed. The great
square adjoining the place where the meeting was
held was splendidIy illuminated with bonfires.
Cen Roger Weightman presided, and speeches
were delivered by Richard W. Thompson, of lndi-
ana; Duer, of New York; Morehead, of Ken
lucky; Crittenden, of the U. S. Senate Haskell,
of Tennessee; Caleb B. Smith, of Indiana, and
Arnold of Rhode Island
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT--ty and
Nth the adu,ce and consent Of the Senate.-Land
Office: Daniel T. Witler, receiver of public mon.
evs at Washington, Ark.,-reappointed. Samuel
Drury, Benjamin B. French Benjamin K. Morrell,
and Jas Crandell to be additional members of th e
Levy Court for the county of Washington, d: e.,
under the act of 17th May, l949, " to contiI Tue
alter, and amend the charter of the city OF ash
ington."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

TAYLOR IN MASSACHUSETTS, hundred
g .lns were fired on the 18th inst, at IL O'Clock,
from the Common in Boston, in honor of the wing
nomination and its ratification. The impression
among the knowing ones'' is, says the Transcript,
that Massachusetts will go for Trough and Ready
by as large majority she gave to Gen. Harrison.
OF The Wings of Portland fired hundred guns
on hearing that Gen Taylor had been nominated.
They also burned powder in Salem.
o. Joseph B. Wells is the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Galena District, Illinois.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

SENATOR CRITTENDEN.--A dinner was given to
this gentleman on the eve of his retirement from the
Senate by his friends without distinction OF party
Ii took place on the 18th instant, at Washington
MIR. Crittenden seems to enjoy very extensive per-
sonal popularity, and assuredly no one better de-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

HORRIBLE CASUALTY. "A most horrible acct
dent occurred in Philadelphia on the 18th Some
fire works on the premises of Mr.. Samuel Jackson,
Pyrotechnist. exploded, and boy named Edward
Bowman, and young lady, Miss Mary Ann Ieu-
kins. werr shockngtY burned. Hiss Jenkins was
t.,iIg 'autilait li,a she died H. s aessse ii
few f,vufs,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

RECEPTION OF GEN. CAss IN ALBANY.-Gen
Cass reached Albany in the steamer Hendrix
Hudson on the afternoon of the 10th inst, and was
received, according to the Argus, with the most
enthusiastic welcome and rejoicing. On the other
hand, the Atlas represents that, by actual count,
there was only IS persons in the procession, though
there were many spectators.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

DIRTY STREETs.-Now that the summer season
is coming on, it is absolutely necessary that the
streets should be kept clean and pure as possible
Amongst the numerous aflidavits filed before Re-
corder Genois, we noticed several complaints from
the Commissaries and citizens of the First Mu-
ncpality complaining that the contractor for clean
ing the streets had not properly performed his duty
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

NAvAL.-The following officers compose the
Board of Examination for the class of Midshipmen
now at the Naval school at Annapolis, Md: Presi
dent, Commodore Morgan; Capt. Charles S. Nc
Cauley, Capt. Bladen Delaney, Capt. Silas II.
Stringham, Capt. Hiram Paulding. They were to
assemble at Annapolis on the Goth inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

AN EoUIvocAL CONFERENCE.-THE National
t-Slavery Standard says: The BarTlburners,
It is said, will nominate a candidate of their own
We hope they will The attitude they assumed at
b .ltimore was manly and respectable one (; the
only manly and respectable attitude taken by any
po teal party in this country since the old federal
isfs called the Hartford Convention
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

o. The Geographic wire between this city and
Montgomery was opened yesterday for commune
cation. We received message at II A. M. from a
good friend at Montgomery, inviting us to drink a
healthto Cass and Butler, which was done and re-
ported back accordingly. This shortens the com
munication between this and New York one day
and half more and dsconcerts some very nice
express arrangements.-MobileR Register, June 2lst,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23
spOrlse.

For THE SEAT OF PEAcE.-The following ves-
sells left yesterday for the seat of peace, Wig ships
inside Stewart; Robert Parker; Brunswick and
Nasconemo, for Vera Cruz. The ship Rob Roy
will also leave to-day for the same destination.
The u. s. schooner Haroun, will leave to-day for
the Brazos, and the schooner Sarah for Tampico'
All of the above vessels take Government stores.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

n~ Major Gen. w. O. Butler, will in all proba-
bility arrive in this city either to-day or Tomorrow
We called attention some days ago to the probable
ity of his speedy arrival, and recommended the
city authorities to take some steps towards recev-
ing him in manner becoming his character. posi-
ton and services; but as yet we have seen no re-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

Iowa SENAToRs.-The NY. Evening Post has
Geographic report to the effect that Henry Dodge
and J. p Walker have been chosen United States
Senators from Iowa. Both democrats, we presume.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

LADIES' FAR.--The ladies OF the Protestant
Episcopal congregation of the Third Municipality
intend holding fair on the 4th and 9th evenings
of July for the purpose of raising funds to aid In
the erection of their church in Esplanade street.
We advise all to co. who desire success to the un-
deraking besides contributing to the cause OF re-
gion, they will be enabled to pass most agreeable
hour. The fair will be held at "a Camp street.