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Tbe storm ina Inc Gull.

The ships Dalmatia and Grotius, arrived this
morning from sea, after a stormy passage. We
have been furnished with the following memo
randa from their logs. These vessels bring Ice to
Stanton q Co.:
Ship Dalmatia Poulsen 80 days from Boston and Key
West Sept 18th Left at latter place English snip con-
demned having got shore Caysoo reel on neI pas
sage from NewOTeans to Liverpool Sailed the day before
soop Edmund B. Purdy Is days from NewYOrk for New
Orleans.
.4ggust 22-Iat "a 90 lon II %, passed brig Newcastle,
standing to the Southwark.
duggst -AbecO light s. w, FIVE miles distant COM
mehced blowing hurricane with heavy run
nn which lasted As hours During the gale the ship sprung
aeak and mas continued to leak feet inches per hour
futlnto hey West for assistance.
Ship GIouus, Leonard 90 days from Boston, has had
continuation OF hard squalls and calms
august e ana Z-The Hole in the Wall, bearing w. by
NJ distant 10 or 70 miles experienced severe hurricane
com mencng S E.. but soon shifted nv w which re-
manned permanent for S hours,
September 2-Lat. % D. lon. rs w smoke schr Summers
Watson Z days from Charleston, bound to Havana
SeDfeUbgr 3-StiTrup Key bearing Souh degree smoke
brig ROYAL BrazeT Is days from Portland bound IN Havana
The took the gale the Banks, where lost both an
chors Supplied her with small kedge anchor Same day
brig Lowell Brown IS days from New York bound 10 Gal
weston All the above vessels had experienced the gale
Sgptenber 4-On the Banks spoke wrecking schr Expe
that had visited their Island for many years. The bark
Nashua from Boston bound to NewOHeans with ice tool
the gale between Sup Keys and the lsascs and lost all be
opmass and maheads above the tops and had been
ned Nassau by the wreckeFs. They report brig tn
Banks, with the loss Of both maSts,
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s Y Sc

Era For Havana Savannah and New York
~SzfiETRA To sail on WEDNESDAY,, 9th Of Septem-
- Der, instant. at 10 O'clock M@Ihe new
commander bUhen 1000 This vessel has been
faithfully built of the best materials staunch and
very strong and in every respect well ound and has
Portable accommodations Tor passengers She has two en-
gnes with all the Improvements to speed and safety
She has lie boats and powerful pumps Independent OF the
engines that can be worked TO supply the boilers or mmere
the ship with water in OF accident by fire. should
become necessary stop the engines in consequence OF
togs other Every thing has been done to give
comfort and safety. For freight OF passage apply to
/ PARADISE, SAFFARANS & co, q gents,
81 Graver street.
t. Due notice will be given of the wharf where she
will lay
Agents in New York. WETMoRE CRYpER % South St.
I 49, NJ o. ROBERTS, III West st..
. Savannah. .PADDLEFORD FAY,
Havana....J. G. BURNHAM & Co. sig
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NEW ORLEANS:
|, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT 20, 1913

ssT MUNICIPALITY-LlrCen affida-
Wit was made by Martin Joost yesterday before
Recorder Genois, that he suspected a trunk con-
tanning his wearing apparel, stolen from his board
ing house some days since, was taken by a man
named Tennaman, and was secreted by him in the
ship Maid of Orleans. A search warrant was grant
ed, the trunk found on board the ship, and Tenna-
man, after being examined, was sent before the
First District Court to answer charge of larceny.
- Classe, who alleges that gold watch, valued
at $50, and SlO4 in money had been stolen from his
room in the boarding house kept by Jacques Kleine,
on ST. Peter street, between Royal and Charities
streets, made affidavit yesterday that he suspects
James Beaujeau, a roommate of the theft :; and
warrant was issued for his arrest.
Beating W3e-Pierre jacques, f. m. c., was
Yesterday sent before the First District Court on
charge of cutting his wife by blow of bottle.
The PeGce.-But few cases of" disturbance or
breach of the peace" were brought before the Re-
corder yesterday In those that were, the inviola-
bility of the public tranquility was fully asserted
Ann Delmere, for abusing Mr.. Lynch in Maras
street., required to give bonds for future good
behavior; and Charles Mckinley, for being drunk
and disturbing the peace, was fined S.. 1t was ag
gravation of the crime that Mr.. Mckinley disturbed
the peace in front of the guardhouse" 1t was like
boarding the Gods, and he was made to suffer ac-
eordingy
J. Gouterez and Simeon Monde were arrested
on charge Of intending to break the peace, and
gave security they wouldn't do it.
The BruderSdurf Case.-On Monday Louis Bru-
dersdurf was brought before the Recorder on a
charge of breach of trust in keeping from Gertrude
Geisick quantity of valuable jewelry she had
given i'll his care, and he gave bail to answer the
charge Since then portion Of the property has
been recovered, and yesterday Mrs. Geisick made
affidavit that she supposed the remainder to be in
the house of one Meyer at the Lake terminus of the
Pontchartrain Railroad. A search warrant was
issued, with what success we did not learn.
Disorderly COnduct-Ellen Clark was fined S.
for dsorderly conduct in Customhouse street on
Monday night.
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The Crescent.

The publication of this paper will hereafter be conducted
by HAYES, Mcclure s. CO.-the firm consisting Of "A. II.
Hayes, j. E. NJ CzHre. j. o. Person and j. c. LGrUo.
Under the arrangement change will take place in
the editorial department Of the paper the propreto regard
ing point of personal honor to preserve unimpaed
the character which has hitherto sustained, of indie
pendent and impartial newspaper The number Of prOpn
etors has increased with the sole view of adding the
resources of the journal and increasing the of making
it one of the best papers in the Southern The
Crescent has already circulation larger than most Of the
papers the CITY, and from the rapdity with which it is
increasing it hoped that it will equal the most flour
ishng of its competitors if not supass them ALL On the
first of November large and splendid weekly will be
issued for circulation in the country and will be of such
character and published such terms viii ensure success
with reading and intelligent community In the Of
few weeks large and well assorted Job Office will be
added to the establishment thus enabling the propHeOrs TO
do for their customers every kind of Book and Job Printing
In short effort will be spared to make the CRESCENT
the best and cheapest newspaper the Southern States
one which will be for the interest of class of the
community support and which will give entire salts
faction to the liberal and enlightened of all parties. Relying
on the public appreciation for their success the propreto
are fully aware that they only by deserving it.
Neao Orleans, September g. 1913.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscrsr OrE1cE
= u NJ 2 n u 7 y z
Tuesday Night, September 10,

No very striking changes have occurred in our general
market for the past three days The transactions COTTON
have been quite large for the and good business has
been done in Flour and Corn though rather lowerates
The next news from Europe viii be received by the steam.
er America which sail from Liverpool for Boston on
the 9th inst The Europas letters will be due Thursday
next
COTTON-The rather improved demand for Cotton no.
tced in our report has continued and the business of
three days up 1000 bales as follows 1900 bales on Sat
urday 300 Monday. and $500 bales to-day mostly for
English account though partly also for France Spain and
the North Prices close steadily to-day quota
tiOus, which have raised slightly for Mddng and Good
Middlng The total receipts since lst September 754
bales against IL ,56 to same date last year.
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FREsH GARDEN sEEps-FOR EaLL CROP

THE Subscriber has in store fresh Stock of SEEDS
Il consisting of Turnps, Cabbages of sorts, 1NMu
Bees Carrots Onions Lettuce, Leeks and every sSsaa
other Of Seeds suitable for the season. (all fS
warranted fresh or no pay.) Sold Wholesale and E2H
retail, by pound or blshel. ~
E Planters and Gardeners are solicited to call and judge
for themselves at AFFLEf'K'S Seed Store, 101 81.
CHARLES Street opposite The Theatre.
~ CAMILLA PLANl s Rose, Orange and Lemon
TREES, and all sorts of SllRUBBERY on hand the
whole season. Jy2 3m
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MARNMAMAa
sHIP CRANBERRY AND HARDWARE

SHIP OHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos z and 8 Front Levee, n
- is receiving and has in store ~
200 coils of Manila Rope. assorted to inches. 90
800 do. Jared Hemp, do. l to s do. -
100 coils Spun Yarn and Marlin.
5000 gallons Boiled Paint Oil; White Lead
$500 do. Sperm Oil, Lard and Whale Oil.
40 OF Sheathng Copper, assorted from IA TO 8OzS
Composition n ails and Spikes. ~
500 tons of Bar Iron assored-Ameean, Swedes, ete.
$3.50 kegs OfCut Nails, assorted 4d. to God.
100 Anchors assorted sizes, from 40 to $500 lbs
SO tons Chain Gables assorted, from a to IA inch
$50 sheets of BrazieH Copper 10 to 100 ID. Sheets
500 boxes Tin Plates, "a x Charcoal
100 do. extra size Tin Plates, lax 20
100 boxes Loaded Plates IA 20 &c. and TX.
500 yards OF Cotton Canvas No. 1 to TO-
Tin and Japanned Ware by Wholesale Spelter Solder;
Block tin Sheet and Pig Lead Rvets; Kettle Ears Bras
and Iron Wine Bot Copper; Tin Smiths Tools and Ma
Chney Circular Shears; Pocket and Table Cutlery, a
large and fresh stock Of late mpOrtatOns. my25
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STEAMBOATS,
Il - g Mill
Memoranda:

Steamboat Gen Lane left Louisville the 10th instant
Reports feet inches water at Flint and French Islands,
and falling. Steamboats, Oriental and Brooklyn aground in
the Ohio river. 80,
TOwboat Tennesseean towed down and TO the l4h
inst ships Athens and Amazon, bark Saxony.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20
AM ENCINE FOR SAFE.

A STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE-three feet Stroke
"A and nine and a halfnc Cylinder This Engine has
been built by an Engineer, and is suitable for a Saw
Mil small Sugar Mill Tor further particulars apply
at No. IS Julia street, TO WIN. RODDY, or l8 sNeD
Leree street, where It can be seen. sl66
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MAGUIRE's DAGUHRREoTYPE.

NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
d age bestowed on him since he first had the honor Of
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOTleans
five yea ago during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens Were
exhibited at the Fair in composition with Others taken BY
the best operator from NeWY O, and he awarded the
First Premium. No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. M the public that his
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
the His long experience and constant practice are
the best inducements to DESTROYS OF instruction in the
beautiful art. Genuine VOigander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the
Plates at 81 per dozen Scoys No. for S3 gusIantied
best plates made in the United States Gases 81 70 and
SO so; NewYork Cameras at $l8.
~ Orders from the country promptly attended TO.
~ Entrance No s CAMP street mill If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20
MO HUMBUG

UPWARDS of 1000 bottles of DR.. COLEMAN'S
u GONORREA MIXTURE have been sold during the
past year. without complaint in ngle instance over ten
dozen used in u s. Hospital This M aicne chal-
enges competition both in the of taste an certainty
of where fails the money viii be refunded IN every
case. E% Sold BY KENNEIY, 81 ChaItEes street ana
at Dr. A. w. COLEMAN g TONIC BITTERS DEBOT,
81 PQKDR-AS Street, APPS eWNs
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PORTRAITS,

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
Y the application Of the above mysterious agent Da-
ID guereOtype "a discovery of the subscribers the under
signed enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in a SINGLE sECoNDcatchng the precise
expression instantly and fixing it ndeiby upon the silver
plate sS Those who wish 70 retain In their families good
LIKENEssEs of relations friends do moderate
price Rooms corner Of Canal and Charities SIS. Entrance
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20
ALEXANDER HILLS

HOUSE FURNIS HING ST ORE ~.
No Sc Camp Street, .NeD Orleans.
VNTHERE Families find all articles of Housekeeping
w comprising general assortment and select stock OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE Cooking utensils; Tinand
Iron Ware; Fire Sets, brass and STEEL ShOVe and longs
and Kitchen Fire Iron.
Enameled and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARBa
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER-BlOck Tin and Britannia Tea
Coffee Urns.
TABLE CUTLERY-Germ Silver, Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons.
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals.
Churns and Tubs. #f
WILLOW WARE-Baskets Cradles Nurse Chain and
Hearth Brushes. z.
MATS-Jute, Manila, Alicant Palm and Husk Matt.
Walters and Trays. ~.
Brass, Britannia and metal Candesticks and Lamps.
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns. .|0..
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces.
D. & ]. Wnghts patent Premium Cooking Stoves, for
wood coal with fixtures complete, the most approved pat
tern in tfH|
duoed prices. mh5 6m
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PROCLAMATION.

BY ISAAC JOHNSON Governor Of the State Of Lo'siaHa.
WHEREAS, The failure to appropriate specifically the
w fund provided By law for the support of the Free Pub
- ~ - lie Schools Of this State must exert
55ss ~ s3szSeN, unless prevented in time highly
H. ~ pteiudicia influence the great
Sz4sSssess5- cause OF education, and the best in
lere Of humanity and whereas, the importance of the
matter in this Of appears 70 call for tie consideration
of the Legislature period earlier than that of its next
regular session IN January 1850 and to form an extraordinary
occasion, such gmeut renders necessary the con-
yenton Of the two Houses may be practicable;
DO, therefore, by this my proclamation convene the two
Houses Of the Legislature the State horse in the
city Of NewOesns the First Monday in December next
being the fourth day of said month"; and require the respect
i've Senators and Representatives then and there to assemble
in order that they may devise and adopt such measures pu
successful operation the Free Public Schools of tn state
them in the exercise OF thsr wisdom and DISCRETION
may eXpedent and proper, and receive such nfoma
ton relation to the affairs of the state generally, as al td
time may be deemed advisable to submit them. - -,
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the state az
r New Orleans, this twenty-frst day Of August io4S
L. 81 and Of the Independence of the United States the
By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON.
CHARLks GAYARKE, Secretary Of State. aHS
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THE TWO DLANAs-By A. Dumas, u,,,,o
baE o Tbe f oS s Of on5 and d he D9g
ter of King; by Alex Dumas.
ALINE; By the author of The Gamblers Wife"
THE TOR HILL; by Horace Smith,
FRANCE-ITs KING. Court, AND GOVERNMENT : by
Gen. Lewis Gas.
NED BUNTLINE's OWN. I've are prepared to
receive subscriptions to this weekly newspape' With the
first number will commence THREE YEARS AFTER a
sequel to Mysteries and Mseries of New York Also,
. NED BUNTLINE's LIVE YARN" new nautical novel.
The paper will also be devoted to general news
a15f WELD 81 CO, ~ Camp st.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Il VIZ have on hand, and mean to be always ~
81 supplied with full assortment of every decnp- an
"a ton of BUILDERS HARDWARE, such n
- as Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes, Hooks "
and Nnges and Plates, Butt Hinges and Screws Knob
LocM and Laches Bolts, nat round and square, Of all
Sizes Window Puleys and Sash Fasteners. Also CaTpen-
tens and COOpe Tools; such as Squares Planes Saws
Bevis Chises Augun and Bits, Rules Guages, Hammer
and Hand Axes Hatehets, Spirit and Plumb Levels etc. etc.
ALSO
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-Hol-
low Ware Castings Sad Irons aors' Irons Japaned Tin
and Enameled Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery.
ER- We shall receive, formerly most of the leading
articles this branch sell the Manufactures account.
and shall be able to supply all purchasers at their lowest
prices. mh5-6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20

LAFAYETTE CITY CoUNCIL.-A special meeting
Of this body, Aid. King in the chair, was held last
evening, at the request of Mr.. Jas H. Caldwell to
take into consideration petition of the inhabitants
and prOpertyholders in the vicinage of the square
bounded by Eighth, Ninth, Levee and Fulton
streets, on which Mr. Caldwell is erecting his gas
works. The petition represents that the works will
be an intoerable nuisance to residents in the neigh
bOrhOOd, and will cause a great loss to property
holders, in the depreciation of the value of their
property, and prays the Council to cause the works
to be removed to other part of the city, where
their location will not be thus obnoxious. The
Council, after disposing of several unacceptable
propositions In relation TO the subject, adopted
solution declaring that, inasmuch as the contract
entered into with Mr. Caldwell in December last
to light the city with gas, authorizes him, by the
fifth section, to erect his works within certain
limits, in such part of the city he may deem best,
the Council did not deem legislation on the subject
proper or necessary. Mr.. Caldwell is building the
works within the limits The action Ofthe Council,
therefore, denies the prayer of the petitioners.
petition from the neighbOrs of a cofiee-house
at the corner of St Mary and Camp streets, kept by
Mr. Schrnez, presenting it as a nuisance, in being
dlsorderly house, in which balls are given on the
Sabbath, ETC., was referred to the Mayor, who has
power 10 act.
petition to open Apollo street was referred to a
s7tCNA1i dPfOluLSu SOME meetings Ddch
TO report on the subject.
The Surveyor was authorized to advertise for
proposals for filling up and fencing the vacant lots
in the following squares the square bounded hV
Magazine, Live Oak, Josephine and jackson streets:
that bounded by St. Mary, Nayades, Prytannia and
St Andrew streets; that by Josephine, Prvtannia
Triton and St Andrew streets and the vacant
lot owned by John HOey, between Washington and
Sixth and Levee and Water streets. 1t was re-
solved that gunwaIes be laid on Prytannia street,
from Washington TO Harmony streets.-Adjourned.
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NOTICE

Mr. L. S. HOUGHT0N. of VcksbuTg, and Mr.. R. w.
WORTHINGTON, OF Rodney, are duly authorized agents
to receive subscriptions and receipt for all moneys account
Of the - CRESCENT"
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE. g 81 @N-LoreIrUpr, 80 win Time, 81
Cleared Yesterday 4:

Cleared Yesterday:
Schr Creole Wilson Ssal Jno Alexander
Schr Flornda, Thomson, Campeachy o. Wlckham
Schr VisiteT Bsbee, BrazOs st. Jago, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Dalmata, Pouen 81 days from Boston, to master
I'D my.
Ship GTotus Leonard 60 days from Boston, to G. w Hyn
sOn-2d my.
Brig Maudon Delvalle, from Havana 9th inst, to W. H..
Simmons-lst my.
Brig Republic Smith, from Havana 9Th inst to j. Prats
list my.
schr D. Moss, Rowe days from Pensacola to master
Basin.
soop Com Hull, jackson, days from Mobile, to master
Basin.
STEAMBOATS,
Creole, Giberson, FIN Mobile.
Courier, NJ artn, FIN the Balize.
Belle Creole Champomier FIN Bayou Sara65 bales cotton.
Elisha, Landry, FIN Bayou Sara-l43 bales cotton
Luna, FaIrchild I'm Bayou SaTa-434 bales cotton.
Rambler, Caldwell, fin TrentOn-l7I bales cotton.
Gen. Lane MCPHERSON. I'm Louisvlle-4 bales cotton.
Amaranth AtchisOn, I'm St Louis.
TowbOat TeRnesseean, Thompson, I'm the Passes.
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EI~ Mrs. O. E. da PONTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who are desrous Of leaning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons to young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
al this Office ap12
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SECOND MUNIcIPALITY-AnOther charge against
Coyle.-Mrs. Fanneir, wife of Michael Fanneir,
both of whom are in prison awaiting trial on the
charge of participating in the attempted robbery on
St Joseph street, and who made affidavit on Mon
day against James Coyle of breach of trust in re-
fusng to give up 1872 50 entrusted by her to his
charge, yesterday appeared in court and preferred
another charge against him. She alleges that du-
ring her Imprisonment she requested him to go to
her house and obtain change of clothing, instead
Of which he stripped the house of her furniture
and other property to the value of $3.50. A war
rant was issued for his re-arrest, he having been
liberated on bail, on the first charge.
Breach Of Irust.-Lewis Ambert was yesterday
arrested on the affidavit of Nicholas Rohleden,
charging him with refusing to return or account for
Sl6S 40 entrusted to his care by ROhleden.
ArSOn.-John Harris and Harriet Sexton We're
arrested yesterday, accused of arson in setting fire
to a house at the corner of Benton and Melpomene
streets, the property of Mr. H. Stackhouse, on the
9Th August last
RunaO0ay.-Martin, negro, says he is the slave
of Mr. Jean Mahy, was yesterday taken up as a
runaway. He had with him bundle of wet cloth
ing, apparently from a washtub which are sup
posed TO have been stolen. The bundle contains
both mems and women's apparel.
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v 1914 s
HOTEL. AND GARDENS.

HOTEL AND GARDENS.
One of the most delightful residences IN the South
.SUsz4 The CARRoLTOH HOTEL AND GARDENS, -,
EHsEE 81 miles from Canal st., NewOTeans, UiG the8
-Eakak Carr0ltOn Railroad A@~
The subscriber has the honor to that he
y prepared to accommodate limited number OF B0AD-
Frs, by the day, week, or month.
TERMS:
Per Day 81 co. Per Week, $40 Per Month, % 90
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinnen to ORDER and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and LiquOB.
Ice Creams ShsT6ets Lemonade and SOdGoater, served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens.
Mr. POUCHKT one of the first caterers, and formerly Of
Mobile and New Orleans. ss
BILLIARD Tables, Ten-pin Alleys, and Quots.
Good Stalking for thirty Horses.
~ The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel,
re acres in exent are laid with much TASTE and
fne order and far spGss anything of the kind in the
United States.
ton TO the Gardener.
Every possible attention paid to Sts whose patronage
is respectfully solicited By (my1tfl JAMES DuRNO.