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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-11

tB Inc Free Soil party stands now as the
representative OF the principles of Freedom, as
opposed to the Slave power 10 this country
Every vote, then, for the candidates of that party
Ia vote for Freedom, and every vote for any
other candidates will in effect, be vote for
Slavery. 1t will be so considered at the South
and such will be its moral influence.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-11

FIFTH DISTRICT. The Free Soil party is in great
plurality in this District. II has presented candidate
for Congress, every way worthy to be elected II lis
election is defeated the Taylor responsible for
dong iwthout any jusIifable cause.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-11

TIE LEGISLATURE. Free Soil men will see the
necessity of getting the ascendancy IN ever, branch Of
the State government fhe Taylor parry have it, they
will .ot dare to speak out the honest sentiments of Mas
sachuselts against slave>exenson lest should dsai>
ec their Southern allies, and by disturbing the harmony
of the party, endanger their party schemes But with
free sol State administration, the influence OF the State
will be rightly directed and will be potential
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-11

u Let no man be elected to the legislature, who will
not carry out Free Soil principles thoroughly in action
as well as ia opinion We have too many men, who
make preension to such principles, bu will SO act as TO
give their influence against the cause We wan none
such.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-11

FREE Soil MEN More than ever is it now
incumbent on you, to show your faith in your
principles. 1t is, now, only by the moral force
OF your organization and your votes that you can
influence the government, for two years to come.
Let that influence all be put forth.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-11

o. Worcester County should elect Free Soil Sena-
lois hy the peope. See that ii Is done.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-11

Ut Party Spirit has run so high in New Or
leans as to endanger the peace OF the city. AT
ter exhausting the vocabulary of abuse, political
opponents have fallen to oggerheads in the pub
lie streets, and committed sundry breaches OF the
peace, which have so alarmed the peaceable cit
liens as to induce them TO attempt some mea-
sures to prevent further collisions and preserve
public order. The two parties have comprom-
ised their political passions SO far as to agree
upon certain regulations in regard to professions
and the general department OF psrtisans towards
each other. joint committee of the two par
ties, appointed to take the subject into consider
alton, have reported set OF rules for maintain.
ing courtesy and order between the beliperent
parties. These rules, for substance. are tbat
party professions shall keep at respectful dis.
lance IRON each other Zone entire SQUARE ~
leasD when they chance TO be out on the same
evening that when they do unavoidabIv meet
they shall each go well to the right as The Law
Directs that while all shall be at perfect liberty
10 cheer their respective candidates, as thew 60
along, they shall not taunt and insult each other
by any KIND OF reproaches or opprobrious words
and that citizens at large shall not boot AT inter,
rupt, or give other cause OF offence to anv marty
meeting or procession, &c; all which being sol.
EMMY agreed to and signed and sealed by the
committees, will, 1t is thought, be effectual TO
keep the political parzans IN New Orleans de.
cent and civil until after election.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
Improved Real Estate in the Second Municipality,
By Order of Court and Consent of Parties
BY PERSON d BONNEVAL, Auctioneers.
Succession of Alexander Eloi Beugnot
RV piERSON d. BONNEEAL, Auctioneers

Office No OF CfrdUier street.
DY VIRTUE Of and IN pursuance to, an order rom me
ID Honorable the FIrsC District Count OF New Orleans,
dated lie 10Th OF May 1913 will be sold at Auction on
SATURDAY. LIST OF july lS43 at II clock, M at Banks
Arcade tor account Of SAID succession, the following de-
ia CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
Faubourg AnnunciaOn being pat OF Lot NO f. OF square
TO- H. according plan deposited IN the ONCE OF HCiei
de Amas then Notary Public OF this city, dated he zd
Tav l84aId Lot measures ~ teet front Old LeVee OF
TchOuphOuIa street, by 10 feet deep, between paIae s
and between st. James and Celeste streets.
TEkMs-Hhe purchaser will assume the payment OF Two
notes OF Sab 3 each payable and TWO years credit
from the 10th OF May S4 and the balance Onethd cash.
ouerd at months, and OnethIrd at twelve months
credit for without endorses, bearing mortgage unh
paid and paid matuny, 10 bear interest at the Ie
of per cent, Der annum until final payment.
IA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated on the
Battue FaubOurg BOuigny, Parish OF Jefferson, IN tins
State m the square bounded by Front and Bordeaux streets
and Common Alley and the River Mississippi designated BY
the No o. as per plan drawn by d. Moehausen, architect
and surveyor dated 18th DecembeT 1874 and deposed III
the office OF L. e. Kenny, Esq., Notary Public IN the city
of LAFAYETTE said Lot q leet front on the River
Mississippi same front Front street, by depth oil 40l leet
between parallel lines, American measure.
The undivided half OF this Lot belongs to MI Garlno
Iedda who consents to the sale.
TERMs-Onethnd cash, balance at SIX and twelve months
credit Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed and mortgage on l
properly and OF noH-payment at maturity OIL sad
noes they will bear interest OF per cent per annum until
Acts OF sale before A Donocour Esq, Notary Public at
the expense the purchasers with the clause OF
The notes to be divided into coupons TO suit the admins
traitor oo-I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

A DELICATE Row.-About o'clock yesterday
morning highly interesting row took place between
several murderers Of cattle in the First Municipal
ity Beef Market, and a forlon guard, composed Of
the most choice watchmen of the police of the Mu-
niCipaity aforementioned. The watchmen, who
attempted 10 quell the row. were at first defeated,
but they speedily rallied and took several prisoners,
who will be examined to-day. Three of the assail-
against the peace and dignity of the city have
been arrested
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
MEDICAL GARD.

nR FAWCETT has removed mo gbs,e he continues
his usual pacee Having confined s attention 2 sgec
~ tue id1t q hc have been his peculiar Study
His last work whist embraces he following T6sS Ses
" a. explained syphilis, secondary symptoms
go mU sse e. whites seminal a TsaAf rom
uiht delneafei He IS the only ply scian OF SUE
gsoS %bo advere that has any legitimate Hg H. es
tive laws. .ht li'"' : - w H. FAVCETf,
on th es III gyms 90 CustOmhouse street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

ARRESTED AGAIN.-0n Thursday last a fellow
hdbeGs corpus from the Parish Jail, where he had
been confined to be examined by the First District
Court on the charge of having stolen quantity of
goods from the steamboat Santa Fe. One of the
officers Of the boat yesterday identified Fraley as
the man who had stolen the goods in question, and
caused him TO be re-arrested. lie will be brought
before Recorder Baldwin this morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

AMERICAN SHIP SEIZED BY SAvAGEs-A letter
has been received at Newport, r. l., stating that
the ship Triton, Captain Spencer, Of New Bedford,
had been taken possession of at Sydenhams Island,
one of the King Mill groups, the 9Th of January,
by the natives, instigated by Spaniard living among
them. The Captain was shore to purchase a
iluke chain, where he was detained; they had him
in possession abeut twenty hours and murdered the
second mate and several Of the crew. The mate
was wounded in conflict with the Spaniard, who
was killed While they were pillaging the ship she
drifted from the island, and the natives left her.
Captain Spencer and his boats crew were rescued
by The ships United States, Worth, and Alabama,
CogseshaIl, both Of Nantucket, and was bound to
Guam in hopes Of finding the Triton there
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
Isl lSI5Iy:S5

~ PRIV.ATE LESSONS OWL 4. III
~ T GOMEZ, Editor et IL PatrG. viii devote q few
H. I dnTing the day 70 give instructions in the Span
s5 ianguage Mr. G. has adopted new and easy method
by which scholar learn to read speak and translate tine
SPANISH Language in two or three months; ~ .,
For Terms Sc apply TO Mr. Gomez at his office, No. 81
Exchange Alley near Cont street Of al the Bookstores OF
n a ssi III IamO st Thos il. White, 50 Canal st. and
Il q Moran II Exchange Place adjoining the P0stohce.
: - m regnred Mr. G. will give lessons at night. mo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
new ORLEANS MARKETs.


Friday Night, June 90 1913
No very important changes have occurred in Make
for three days past For Cotton there has been ardemand
at pretty steady prices Flour fm, but Corn rathe
lower IN Tobacco the transactions have been larger than
usual thougf at easier prices.
The commercial accounts by the Britannia received yes
erday by telegraph and express give the same quotations io
Cotton at Liverpool on the 10Th inst those brought by
the Amerca-Fair Mobile AZ, and Fair Orleans AID,
wbehooks favorable Indian Com quoted IS I'd lower
COTTON. report of last Tuesday evening left the
Cotton market with good business doing and prices firm for
Louisiana and Mississippi Cottons, though Tennessee and
North Aabamas being more abundant, were quoted 5sc
lower On "Wednesday there good inquiry, and 55OV
bales were sold at steady prices The business of Thursday
was confined to 1000 bales owing to Of the Britain
MAS news being in by express To-day this supposlton
proves TO have been correct, and Geographic dispatch
pounces the English steamers arrival New York, report
ing the Cotton market Liverpool having recovered and
bringing the same quotations furnished by the previous
steamer This intelligence is looked upon favorable, and
the sales reach 5000 bales making 1900 bales for the three
DAYS and Is 500 bales for the week-aken chiefly for the
North and England We repeat last quotations. fully
summarized The receipts at all the United States ports are
now All 873 bales than last years to same dates
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

HoRRmLE.-The purified dead body Of color
ed man, after having lain three days, discovered
in a cellar in Baker street, Philadelphia, on the
2Ist ult-a colored woman lying upon the bare floor
at the same time, nearly dead from fever. The
filthy condition Of everything about the place was
sborkinu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

Patrick Ryan and James McFee, were yesterday
brought before Recorder Baldwin upon the charge
of having stolen some iron castings, supposed to
have been worth about 500, which belonged to
the firm of Lillard, Mosby d Co., from the steam
boat landing The examination Of. the case was
postponed 70 next week.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
M uTTMBUC

~,p1v apDs of 10i6 bottles of DR.. C0LEMAN,S
~ S1ithont comrlant in a single Instance Over ten
dozen 7s used in our u s. Hospital ms ediene ensi
enge5 Il fails fe money will be refunded in every
o. cu1 80 soId bV ri KENNEDY, s. Charnes street and
AZ DR A w COLEMAN'S Tonic BifTEkS DIX ssfSs3t
% P0YDR-aSs Street. ap& sS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
rAwTLY BUTTER AND {

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
THE above Reward viii be paid upon conviction g
II Of the person persons harb0nng the mnlattress Ia
MATILDA or Iflil4A-but doubt passing e5kSf
under an assumed name. with forged pass Said girl 80
dark mulat0s about feet or inches high l5OrB
years Of age; sOnt made promnet eyes, short nose and
turns her feet in when walking, Twenty five dollars will be
paid for her apprehension and lodging any jail Of the city
OF State. GEO. r. BEARD, go MAGAZINE a.
New Orleans, May Is, 1873. s,s' - = - mE9S
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
MAcUTRE,s DAcUERREoTYPE.

j ace bestowed on him since he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans,
five wears ago during which time he has AIKEN more portraits
than anv other person in the world. His specimens were
exhibited the Far in composition with others taken Py
The hest operator from Newly Ork, and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. M the public that MS
pOTtrats will continue be what they always have been
The BEST His long experience and constant prdcuce are
The best inducements persons DESTROYS OF INSTRUCTION in e
beautiful art Genuine VOigander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any the city all other articles the same
plates AT 81 Der dozen SCOvis No for SO 25guaanted
the best plates made in the United States Gases u 10 anu
s3 50 NewYOrk Cameras at $lo.
"a" Orders from the country promptly attended o. .
F55~ Entrance No CAMP street. mhll u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY l, 1913.


The WEATHER.-Considering that il is of vital
importance 10 The human family that the weather
should at all times be moderate and genteel in Ifs
demeanOr, we deem it our solemn duty to say that
yesterday the weather did not conduct itself with
that strict pr0priety which is so becoming AT
about nine O'Clock in the morning, contrary TO the
expectations ofall who were weather-wise the rain
came down in multitudinous torrents, and washed
The .nobs Of the paving-stones as clean as pieces
of polished alabaster eThose ladies who had gera-
NUNS upon tfeir pOrticOes felt remarkably alarmed
lest the lightning should strike their hoHerpots and
annlhllate The forthcoming buds of their earthly IN
nocents, who, having been torn from the bosom OF
good old Mother Earth, have to repose upon less
stable breasts. The solemn clouds, like flock OF
black vultures, flew through the heavens-the
lightning flashed, and the thunder roared Ike the
voice Of the artillery at WaterloO-the rain came
down with the velocity that it did whe 1t fell upon
the ark built by the great harbor-master of the
world, Capt Noah. The waters Of Lake POydras
could not be navigated on account Of the barrels,
orange peeIs, stumps of cigars, planks and other
chicken ixins . that were floating down, on pur-
pose TO impede the circumnavigatlon OF those who
tried to get around the corner Of POydras and st.
Charles streets. In the evening, however, Dame
Nature appeared with a newly-washed face, and
with the golden eyes implanted in her blue fore
head coyiy looked down upon her children, as
much as TO say, 81 we washed ye tonight, so that
We may be early TO church tomorrow, which is, my
children, the Holy Sabbath" .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
ArrIvaIs at the PrlncipaI Hotels Yesterdar.

IS. CHARLEs-H Kimbough, Mai T Bowman Mai
Dyckman, SayTe G NJ Tiolson 2 Taylor Col Bliss,
Gen twiggs' 20 wright HaPt II Ny Wharton Q 5 A; A
sun, w Polk G Lacey La Capt P Shaw, II Hewes.
4 l. Bare, VI Atkins. Ala 5 Holman w BrindIe d,
Hovt Surgeon u 5 A, G w Todd. Mai Bennett Mexico.
yEFANDA-J r Davis, Evans, w r Taylor La; a
A Coleman Ala. M Hervey and family, Ga; G Bntton
r Rose, Miss; 5 Nckerson. Fla Capt w Kelly Ii VI
Il Barnes, ii ; l. Paige, Ii II Smith, X Tyler, Capt
Paul. Mass Reg
PLANTERs'-NiajT Livingston, Capt w stepp E
Henderson. G 4 johnson, Mexico; G w Look, NJ Hsny
la: Henderson T H Ellis Ca NJ Cassel. Ohio; Fash
J Reese NJ Cabot Ala; j O'Conner, II O'Conner, Va
HEwLETT's-Z Booth, Ga; A Wallis, D Bailee, S
Clayton; Snyder Robertson, La; A Walker, Tenn;
" A Stone, w Whelsss, Hiss; w r Mactarlane, 7
Hudson,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
LATE OF THE LONDON AND EDNBURG

LAIE OF TIE. LgYgON-I4 LVO HIM NJ
II ANCE. HOPE BVERITT, NJ. D., Collegiate Of King S
/ 4 College London Alumnus and Matncuated Member
OF the University of Ednburg Member of the University
Fdnburg Graduate in Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women
and Children I.ieentiate of the Medical Faculty, New
Orleans extraordinary Member of the Huntenan Medical
Society, Scotland.
Professor Everit having originated the newly developed
science the AomOogy of Life and Death and consequently
of health and diseases of the human body and after several
year experience among $1,000 patients in the hospitals and
dispensaies of the above named European Universities
brought to great perfection and certainty its 10 hope
less cases desires continue treat such and especially
those diseases that have bafed the medical and surge
acumen and skill of members of the medical and surgical
faculties of England, France, and America. ,,in
The Atomic treatment case however despe1.L ca
occupy longer than six weeks or two months, nor VI" ~ ~
be accepted if unsuccessful. ,r,Iained
Each patients disease, treatment, and TecoFsis' Ai
by chronological and ARCHAEOLOGICAL diagrams. from,
Reported eases, kept in ledger, lnvioals I e." ~
the country viii be responded to withoa IA IN I1,oart
EW Removed from Royal street " IN ie5gt nj
c0rner CannI street his former office anu leaI7e'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

ANOTHER BURGLARY-On Thursday night last,
the house Of J. L. Walsh, No. % Gravier street,
was entered by burglars, and robbed of gold
watch and chain, valued at $l25, pencil case
worth Sl2, and some $50 in money. The police
are on the guj UiUe for the robbers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

TO THE PUBLIC.
ID ICHARD TERRELL respectfully oilers TO the PUBIC
& MS sevices as Il UCTIO.NEERt for the sale OF Rial
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUT-DOOh SALhs,
Hedging ms utmost promote the interest oil tOse
eutgustng business TO his care, ,
Eg~ Negroes OF every description constantly on hand
at private public sale.
ments RICHARD TERRELL, AucuOneer,
my2D Nos Is and ~ Bankss Arcade Passage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

EXTRAORDINARY CASE. "A little fishing
schooner was lying at one Of our wharyes last week
which deserves notice. She was manned by a
veteran crew, consisting Of Skipper Marshall, aged
Is his brother, aged 76 another man aged 70, and
boy g. The vessel is IS years old, and the united
ages of vessel and crew number $40 years The
skipper has followed the pursuit from the age Of
nine years-SaLeDl RegiSter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

SANGUINARY.-The police of the First Munich
pality yesterday arrested Samuel Duprey, who was
accused of having contemplated the destruction of
the mortal remains Of n. Hubert, for what cause
the deponent saith not. No examination has yet
taken place
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLoTHMG.


NJ, o. CAN9L STR EFT Under the Planters Hotel.
TEIHE subscribers have received large and taShonabe
stock of CLOTHING, suitable for the present season
from New York at which place they have mandatory
Although their terms already pretty well known to the
pubc they will briefly state thatthey have adopted the sale
system of doing strict cash business believing this system
to be as beneficial their customers to themselves as they
are not charged an extra price order to cover the losses
which those who doa credit business ALWAYS more or less
sustain call is respectfully solicited.
JOHN SOUTHWElL Il Goa Il Canai 81,
apI59m Under the Planters Hotel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

BLOOD OF AN INEBRATE.-Dr. Pray recently
bed topper, and found that the watery elements
were nearly gone, and alcohol supplied their place.
lie applied torch to the blood, and it ignted. 1t
had such effect on the inebrate that he reformed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
DAGUERREOTYPE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PORTRAITS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IO IOEt4 LN4ANA
10y the application of the above mysterious agent to pa
ID gueueotype "a discovery Of the Subscribers the under
stoned Is enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in sECOED-catching the precise
expression instantly, and fixing ndelby upon the SILVER
Mate ." Those who wish retain in their families gOod
TKENEssEs of relations friends do 50 al moderate
price Rooms corner of Canal and Charities stsEntTance
No Chartres street. [my3 lyl w. II. HUTCHINUo.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

Tbo OrvyI- UFTIeuT which forms an essential lngre
dent in The Graeienberg Saapaua CompOuha ~ pIYodDp
superior Sarsaparla itself Professor IoI, y
S c.. speaks of 1t as follows IN the 'ouNei" 'ei "
Medicine and Pharmacy .,... ,.,,o, ,,or tha
Few vegetable productions exhlb!t more power upoh u9
system Generally So powerfully Is its action e3eed upon
states or conditions and disposing them 70 new healthy
action that it greatly TO be preferred, &C. 81,
fuhe adds That it chronic diseases anu ciohc IN
Examinations and also in the long tram Of ihal
follows syphilis, that its efficacy IS beS eAhiDltea.
The superiority Of the Graeienbeg SasapaHla Compound
it IL composed of number of the most eficacioqs
vegetables the whole of the Maena meaea IN ad-
dtiOn 10 Saraparlla .,L.. =. -,
more doses in bottle than in OF the very largest bottles
advertised. - :, mt. r.;
Ri This concentration renders Sarsapara what SHi
nneis to Peruvian Bark The diluted preparations arc
no better than ordinary root beer-soung on the stomach
and spelling the bottles. To weak nusi9n OF oasa
pa1la when sulphate of the article may be had Is inc
taking bark instead of QuDine, or like nayeing IN Sow
against a strong current, instead OF IN swirl steamer
These things being so, let all who have made up lheh
minds to use any SaRapaulla, use that OF the
Company Il warranted be ten times more eIcafoas
than any other knownnO matter how large W OUs, -
extrayagant the advertisements As SPRING
me Graefenberg Vegetable Pills. the GraefenDeLg d
Btters and the Graefenberg Saapara % nd Bitters
supercede all Others For universal nse ne Ned NJ
are of incaleulable value. Those VINO taAs 4 a. LonJ
fa The General Agent for LOUISIANA anu ala y
D. HANSBROUGH, ~ Camp. stresS, he sddressed '
n whom aDpcations geneles may Ds f . 10
t For sale By ~ " Ri IIINTER corner Of Exchange
lamp street lioI'se 81: C.. VAN FELSON, corner
Mao zue and Bartholomew SIS j. " NJ 0riaans ~
zhe LIADO. q Condo ST. New Qheahsf
GhaTIse ~ POSTMASTER city of Lafayette; H. VAN
SVS24sf = nv corner Camp and St MARY SIS yOHN
pm y 81 coneT Ievee and Seventh s Laiayette aud
RI q 4 1ts BENNE0T. Canolon La ise h
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

DRUNKEN FIsH.-More than hundred gallons
Of whisky were lately emptied into Grand River
The consequence was that the fishes got so tipsy
that they swan blindly upon the beach, and were
taken without any trouble
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
s MA 81

-, FOR TAMPA BAY-Leavine positively on
ssfH SATURDAY. lst July.-The hrst class ana iaSt
- sailing schooner PASCAGOULA, Capt Burns
fourts of her cargo engaged will sail as above
For freight of go barrels or passage apply On e9aa g. inc
New Basin, or to NV. 1i tDDC -,
Je28 % Oaet0Alnyss1 ese2--
I-rg. STEAM TO BRAzos ST. JAG,o-Regu-
+EE6FRA lar Packet-The superior eopPeIed ana cop
aSss2Hssa er-fastened steamship AUGUSTA A, capt.
Alfred Stevens will ply TegnaT packet between ew
Orleans and Brazos St 3ago, taking freight for AOuto e
Rio rande and MatamOr0s which will be forwarded without
delay, ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Lighters, etc. to insure dispatoh = apzooh
A-on.s MORTIMER, TURNER y Co, New Orleans,
Agents THOMAS E. ADDY q CO., BrazOs ST. Jago.