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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-12
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many very remarkable curs'e
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to publish certificates, fofil
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certificates are got up sspsclaAl
ter up some worthless nosls
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ined at the store Of Q Y
where the Pills and BiIIets a.
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satisfied the money will y
Principal Office, 81 Bovsfy
Price 25 cents per box lo'
and ST. per bottle for The B'A
bottles for S..
Sold wholesale and rslaIl
at New York prices, u Yl'h''
o. O. WOODMAN,
M. EMANUEL,
HARDAWAY 4 JOHN
G. A. RATES,
And by appointed agsas v,
towns and villages in lhs S''.
Western States.
Messss S. B. & 9, ,
have the jurisdiction for ~
above Medicine in Keaiu'Il
zee, Mississippi, Louisiana
Missouri, and Texas Az
dressed to S. B. q 9. Y, Nv
Of Hull 4 Spencer, 81 Bo.s
will receive prompt atisnI \
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-12

Who IS IN FAVOR OF THE WILMOT PRovIso?-
The N. II. Democratic Republican in an Ortjcle
written on the eve of the late election, has the
following:
"We wish every freeman in New Hampshire,
before he deposits his vote in the ballot box
on Tue day next, to remember that, during
the last Congress a Democratic House ofRepre-
sentatives adopted by signal majority the
Wilmot proviso. That on the Goth ult. now
that the House of Representatives is federal
by decisive majority, a resolution embracing
the principles, and, we believe in the precise
words, of the Wilmot p%roviso, was laid on the
by a vote Of los to 81. What answer
do these consistent Federalists, who have bel
almost necessarily for the few past
months to convince the people that the Dem
Ocrtic party are opposed to The proviso, say to
this? We want an answer"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-12

Electors for the state at large.
ALEX. X. M'CLUNG, Of Lowndes.
WILLIAM r. MILES, Of Kinds,
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FOR COIONEL.

VIZ are authorized to announce ISAAC
w. JONES as a candidate for Colonel Of the
25th Regiment Of Nj. NJ. Election to take
place on the last Saturday in May.
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DR.. MURPHY

SUGAR-COAIED
Anti-Fover PIl
For u. Immediate a.d c R1s
Of Agus and Fever, o''''
and I'LL other Fersfs' \,
Prepared BY VIM w.. I III n
D., 1874 Pearl ST., New MI
To whom Ill Orders tor !. w,
addressed po'' .r'..l
Entered according e 3 M MsrDhS
Sf fee l8 8f tb ~ DistrioI CgaE'd
District Of New YorR,l
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-12
THE STATE =

sIAFR o.
p, Nadi,ou CIV
bY the Probate coon
!, Nay Tern,
10 all persons inte,.. y
ienemenls and ber.S.
Il, Davis, ~dec'5n-Sas.Aq
KOU are here5v s''
= fore the Probate \
y at a regular Term So0H
G DEL at the Courteous ','
On the Second Mosss..'
then and there 10 NV
you have, why said .'.l
then order and dee,s. !,
ments and heredilsm.ss,l
said petition, as VIM
of Madison, sb' ~
to pay the debts Of s. tl's
Lot No, Of Sec,ioa
Of N(Et East quarter. y.
North West quarter = y
Township 8, Ranged IN
WiIos..
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FOR LIEUTENANT COLONEL.

We are authorized to announced /. NJ. SIM
MONS as a candidate for Lieut.. Colonel of the
25th Regiment of M. M. Election 10 take
place on the last Saturday in May.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-12

Holland and Belgium, and the Cities of Bsr'
lin, Palermo, Madrid, Rorme, and Milan, were
Tranquil at the last dates.
It is reported that Louis Philippe has arrived
in America,
Manufactures in England are very dull.
At London, Consols were 824 a 83}; three
per cents, 8l4 a 8l4.
There was a better feeling in the corn mar
ket. Flour has advanced Is per sack and Sd
per Dbl. Meal is II a l2s per 1856 lib.
Provisions are firm.
Sales of cotton for the week were $3.50
bales. Orleans, 2t sgd (extreme we pre-
sumeD Mobile, 81 a44d.
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Mefarie Course.

FIRST DAY-Aprd 5, 1S4S.-Yesterday was
day that abided betwixt smiles and storms-at one
moment the sky would peep out with blue an
eye as ever was enclosed by lid of sunshine.
The attendance despite the coquetry of the wealth
er, was most excellent. Every one, on the stand
built for the especial comfort of the audience, was
in exstacies. The first race was sweepsake for
three-year olds-$30G entrance, 800 forfeit-four
more to make q race-three of which came TO
the post, viz: Mary Jordan; Campbell & Kurtly's
Wagner colt and jack Pryor.
At the tap of the drum the two chesnuts got off
well together-the FLY little behind, but in her
quick strides she cut them down. and before enter
ing the back stretch she was length ahead. and
continued so to the end of the heat which was run
IN l:5St-the Wagner second and jack Pryor third
When they came up to stcrt for the second heat,
the filly, Mary Jord1n, broke her bridle and with
some difficulty was caught. The nags made three
or four false starts but the iy being excita-
BILE than the others, diminished her chance, by her
restlessness, winning. The nags however, finally
got off with bad start-Jack Pryor leading,
who kept up the until they entered the second
of the Stretch the Wagner then passed him. and beat
him home apparently easy-the filly dropping in
number three. On the third heat all the nags got
off well together; the Wagner took the lead, and
maintained it from end to end the Jordan flly com
ing in second and Jack Prior third. In justice to
Mary Jordan, we should mention, that her rider
never rode a race before, and of course, rode her
without Jockeys skill. This is thought TO have
been the cause of her defeat.
FIRST DAY-Wednesday, April 5.-First Race
Sweepstakes for three year olds--$3C0 Entrance
SIC0 Forfeit-Nile heats.
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MoRGAN,s LITERARY DEPOT,

.7djoiaiag the Post-Qtfce, Exchange Place.
NEW BOOKS-Just received-HIsToRICAL VIEW
~ THE LITERATURE THE S0rTH OF FL RoPE-ByJ J.
G. l.. Simonde de Smonde, OF the Academy and So
ciety of Arts of GENERA vols
LUTHER AND THE LUTHERAN REFoRMATloN-by John \.
Scott NJ. Ain vols
LETTERS OF TIE BRITISH SPY-by William Writ
4 SUMNER IN SCoTLAND-by Jacob Abbot-with eng 5;
('oYoUEsT OF CsIfoRS NEW MEXICO by the forces
of the United States in the years 1916 and ls47;
Tour TO THE RIVER SAGUANAy, in Lower Canada-by
Chas Ianman. author OF A Summer IN Tie w iderness
Two OLD MEMS T.LES-The Admiras l,aughter, and
The Defomed-by Mrs Marsh author OF Emily VIVA
Ev. a Historical Romance-by Edward Maturin author OF
Montezuma the Jew of Granada, etc;
H1sToRICaL AND SECRET MEMOIRS OF THE EMPRESS
JOSEPHINE maria Rose Tascher de la Pagerle), flrst
wife OF Napoleon-by MmIle. M. 4. Len omand
THE SECRETS MOUNT ECHo. or Mothers Mysteries an
American romance-by Jesse Conard;
The History OF THE BOTTLE r. I'll. c H..
GEORGE the Planter of the Isle OF France ale oil the
Land and Sea-by Alexandra Dumas;
CHLoRoFoRM-ITs EFFECTS: embracing series OF expert
nents made by Committee OF the Ednburg Medico
Chmrg "a Society: - o
THE ECLEcTIc MAGAZINE for March, 1913;
HUNT's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE AND COMMERCIAL Re
for March,
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for March,;
THE LADY 5 Book, with plates, for April;
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for April;
LIZ The above sold by the single NUMBER
subscriptions taken.
Pictorial HISTORY ENGLAND, Nos Al and AZ;
~ The subscriber having made such arrangements as
VIII enable HIM TO sell books low prices they be
bought OF Northern publishers he invites book peddes and
vendors call at the depot and make selections for their trade
apl 3t2dp 1tsw J, c, MORGAN Exchange Place,
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'E'HE proprietor of the St Charles Loan Office in r
vtes the attention of the public 10 his large n
stock of unredeemed pledges consisting Of Watches, -
Diamonds JeweIry Guns. Pistols Clothing, Fancy s<a
Goods Books etc etc. Persons who wish to purchase eX
celent time pieces their will find this excel
lent opportunity do at comparatively little cost All
the Watches Offered for sale have been thoroughly examined
and placed perfect repair b skilfu European watch
maker who employed continually in establishment
presy for This purpose Any person acquainted with the
nature the oauing business will feel assured that greater
bargains be offered by the opneto than doing
bus,ne in a regular Watches that originally cost
$50 ca be offered for less than half that In this
adjustment no deception pacticed One price Is asked for
ali the various articles and deviation made case
By this arrangement the inexperienced purchase
without fear al being shaved Citizens and strangers are
requested TO call and examine for themselves Remember
the St Charles oan Office, under the right wing OF the St
Charles Hotel and three doors from the OF Gaver St
iY~ -Four or five Pianos, which advances have
been made and of keeping EXPIRED are offered tor sale
As above ap4 3m
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HARDWARE, sc.
R. w. MONTG OMERY, IL Chartres Streets


NEW ORLEANS.
HAS on hand very complete stock Of goods in his 4
line In addition to his usual extensive assort- "
nent of Birmn gham Sheffield and Domestic HARD "A
WARE and CUTLERY his stock of heavy goods ist-
complete, embracing among numerous other articles
1900 boxes Tin Plates 4X, PontpOo and other brands,
also Block Tin, Speten Zinc, etc.
10000 lbs. Iron Ware, assorted. all sizes
$50 Iron assorted Swedes, American and English,
assorted flat, round square, plough plate hoops band
and sheet Steel, all kinds.
200 dozen genuine Collins Il Cos light and heavy Axes
1900 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, assorted all sizes.
200 Hollow ware Castings assorted pots ovens spl-
ders skiIlets, fire dogs etc; French pots.
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted, all sizes.
800 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains
Together with Whittemore's Cotton and Wool Cards;
Wilson's Coffee Mills; Ames', Roand's and other makers
Spades and shove and hair Selves; Hoes Of all kinds
Anvils Vices and Smiths Hammers and Bellows; Tin
Ware Mill, Cross and Pit Saws horse and mule Collars
and Iiames; Strawcutte Coms helers, and Corn mills;
Kings Poughs Nos. 2 and 4; Paper all kinds; Tar;
Spirits Turpentine and White Lead Paints, all kinds; Mil
and Grind Stones; Mill Irons Boiling Cloths all numbers
Shot; Sheet and Bar Lead; Stock Kettles; Bark Mills.
Also
1900 gallons Sperm Oil, and
5000 do winter strained and bleached Whale Oil.
His stock Of Cutlery surpassed Buyers invited
to before purchasing elsewhere. I'm
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY CRESCENT.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
TIVE PUBLISHERS or THE DAILY CRESCENT
this day Weneday the 1 h b e., 9 Im1 ane
ant Content, Of The Foreign and Domestic News,
Local nesenee S etc ef arr TO wssh M De
WITH tha prjres Current prepared by gentleman whose
renots may be implicitly relied upon
''p'''s "'a' HAYES & NJ CLURE, PublsiiGss
New Orleans March 8, l545.
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TARPAULINS, ETC

vINHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
the citizens of New Orleans that he still continues to
ER4NE .4H.NLEGS, for Stores, Steamboats,, Offices,
alIeres etc He also manufactures description
of Military Tents Tarpaulns and Dray, Wagon and uore
Covers at the shortest notice Particular attention will be
paid to Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, etc.
As there has been great deal said within the last
So about what parties enormously call WATER
PROBING the subscriber offers his services that capacity
for small compensation and to those of his customers who
would prefer saving the expense by doing themselves he
will cheertuy give the receipt which in itself simple
and most useful preventing mdew article
of cloth that may be exposed TO damp.
All orders left my slate, the Clothing Store of
ALFRED MUNROE & Co. will meet with prompt at
tenton. mhiS bm ii, IASSlD1,
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NEW ORLEA N S:
1,HIrRSDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 184s.

Tue WEATHER.-For the last two days it has
hoen decidedly damp, and although we profess to
be democratic people, we have certainly been
Under raining (reigntag) power. The pavements
are wet. the streets full of mud and the very UNI
hrsllas SILVER with cold when they are placed in
,bs corner of the room to dry.
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WALL PAPERS,

MO 20 CAMP sTREET.-The advertiser has always
~ on hand a well assorted stock OF
FREN'CH P.4PER-H.3.FGLNGS,
with suitable BORDERINGS for each-among which, are
God and Velvet Papers and Bordels;
Gold Papers and Borders;
Scene Papers, double and single width
Bed Top Papers and Borders, do;
Satin Ungazed and Common Papers;
Window Papers, 3 feet wide
Figured Screen Papers and Borders; "
which he is selling as low French Papers can be sold in
New Orleans. He has also AMERICAN PAPERS; which
he offers Toner than they be purchased elsewhere
Call n-earn prices and buy if they suit YOU it not there
e5s9 Papers hung to order and warranted to stick.
nh r. JOS ETTER. 20 Camp St
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900 FIRkINS ank kegs EXTRA WESTERN and 40 fir
COU kins SUPERIOR GOSHEN in store and for sale by
ap3 STURGES 4 WRIGHT, So Tchoupitouas st.
NEW CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY,
81 q 90 CaroRdelct ST. Geocen GraUier and Onion
CARRIAGES manufactured to order, G taN 1a-aalAS/
~ and workmanship warranted Also, tSx4[D|SffI
Repairing done at all the branches. w "
mh22 6mD&W AIKEN x COWAND.
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L. IL
Ship Free Trsder (B) Thompson, Liverpool. u,.oo r.
Ship Sea King oBr3 Dunn LverpQMSI YIN Havne. & Co
Bark Nancy Treat Lttleied, Boston, Andrews s. Dewey
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Monongahela Whppe, Is days FIN Philadelphia, 10
Ship Mary Ann Pattsn il days I'm Boston, G. W. Hyn-
Ship Devonshire Ranlett IL days FIN Boston Mash
Bs as Psk eogh s days I'm
Bark Clayemont simond IA days fin New York, Toby
Brig FAIRY (Br) James IL days FIN Denerara in ballast to
schr Ceres Smith FIN Aux Cages 18th ult, via Grand Cay
sc Wsm no and Mary Smith, days FIN Corpus Christi
schr Randall ;l NalshaI West days FIN St Marks Fa to
Sch! ReTS Bods6 days a Pensaepla to ma,ternBasn
Tinidad to maser-Point l''N'''
sch Ventura, (Yuc) Dorantes s days FIN Campeachy
sci Sea Gull Uimer fin Kingston Ja 2lth uIt, in bal
last to MASTERED my.
Western World, Norton i'm Cincinnati.
Union, Greenlee. I'm Pittsburg.
Gen. Lafayette, Montgomery fin Louisville.
brunswick; Lee, I'm ST; Louis:
superb ii Frost @as I'm I'm St. St" Louis. ,"''.
3d Hickey sfsn US Eo s. Louis , h.os cot,o0
F. NJ. Streck, Streck, I'm Iatourche.
B Hs cse al Io snd baes ea aoo soo"
Dallas, NeMechn fm Alabama Landng-9l4 bales cotton
Ben Adams Hunt I'm Cold Water Miss-1235 bales cotton.
Yazoo City Cooper I'm Hurricane Buls1253 balls cotton.
Jas. l.. Day, Wood, I'm Mobile
Towboat Diamond, Davis, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Annawan, Whittemore FIN the Passes.
Towboat Peisian, Andrews, I'm the Passes.
BELow-CoMING
Bark Seneca.
Memoranda
Towboat Persian towed down and the I'd inst,
ships Gaena and Riato.
Towboat Diamond towed down and to sea the 1st
inst, ship Lea Hayne, bark Lowell brig Harriet and
schr. Gen. Patterson.
Towboat Anawan towed down and to the LIST inst,
bark California brgs Savadoa Lucy Watts, and Cecilia
Spoken:
BY ship Devonshre on the 29th ult, off Doube-headed
Shot Keys, brig Marion Gage from New York days out
bound 10 Belize, Honduras.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-06

'ii'y 1900 W 1850
GENERAL Couyc1L.-The General Council met
lastevening pursuant to adjournment. There We're
seven members present, and Mr. Allen was elected
President. Contrary to what has been the case
with other Municipal bodies. there will be no pot
cal change in the organization of the General
Council
letter was read from Dr. Ker, offering himself
as candidate for reelection as Physician to the
Parish Prison
MIR. Wilder was opposed to rejecting any officer
al present, but was in favor of letting the matter
lie over until the new Council should meet
!, A motion that the question should lie over until
that time was lost
motion was then made to go into an election
or Physician TO the Parish Prison.
After some discussion, it was decided that the
electon should be by ballot
Mr.. Holland nominated Dr. !. E. Ker, who re-
cefed votes ont of 7 votes given. DIR. ker was
consequently declared elected.
A motion topay the same gentleman 5000 for one
year salary, was adopted
:, A motion TO pay to the Commercial Water Works
company ST 30 for hose furnished the Courthouse
Vas adopted
The Committee. to whom was referred the letter
OF the Keeper of the Powder Magazine. concerning
vessels arriving at this port with powder on board.
reported that the existing ordinances upon the sub
Fti Were sufficient, and reported also resolution
authorizing the Mayor TO have the ID section of the
uiiihce upon the subject published for six months.
me report and resolution We're adoption.
Mr. Stickney offered the following resolution:
vRescrd That the sum of $50 be paid the proprietor of
H., he>tanat for stationary furnished the members of
NJ Council the amount to be paid pro rata by the three
municipalities
on motion of Mr.. Holland the resolution
Ieieffed to committee composed of the gentlemaE
Who Introduced IT,
W on motion, the Council adjourned until mest
wednesday, nj s p NJ.
LAFAYETTE CITY CorNcIL.-This body met
| "S eNenmg-hlayor Bouligny in the Chair. It"
'0io"mg report of the Treasurer was read
A nee on hand at last report Observation-Disclosures Ie5 %
'''oused during the week 93S n
or oh motion, Mr.. Anderson's proposal to sell lot
sround, Tor the site of a City Hall, for $4,000, was
'rIeu 10 "A special committee
roi ,,ePosl was read from the Committee on Claims.
WE;H 10 petitions from hawkers and pedlars, in
WI IL was stated that the ordinances of the city
, %vle, When properly enforced sufficient protec-
N0 against the evils denounced
H. motion by Mr.. Swane was passed. directin.
surveyor TO prepare plan, etc. for the con-
Market. ''i' awning a' Tie Magazine street
w"., WIN Mr. James III. Caldwell. in which the
1hsa; PER dnnH3l We're introduced after the as~o&nt
''' sPeclhed., I'D ouned
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FRESH POND ICE ESTABLISHMENT.

WHITE ICE HOUSE, No 9 COmmnn street; No "a
w Charres street; Of PoHdras ind St Charie-
streets of Robin and Religious streets, and l0rer
side of PoRtchartrnin Rnirond Depot. -
The above mentioned establishments now full OF supe
ror FRESH POM Ice and for sale III quantities to suit pur
claSers, at lowest market prices. ~
To" Orders from the country for ed ce will be
promptly attended TO. = .
apl lind 1msw A w. BOSWORIH, Agent.
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DARING RoBBERY.-One of the most daring rob
beres that we have had for a long time to record
,ook place on Tuesday night last. Aided by the
darkness of the night, the burglars succeeded in
h,saking through the brick wall of the jeweller
.tore of Mr. Joseph III. Ealer, No IA St Charles
street.. It will be recolected that few doors above
the fancy store of Mr. Guion, small alley runs up
~ the back entrance of the of large three sto.y
hr;ck houses on Canal street. Mr. Ealers store
ros situated at the corner of this alley and St.
Charles street. The robbers went to work in the
most deliberate manner, and after making breach
IN o brick wall more than eighteen inches in thick
uess. succeeded in efiecting an entrance. The
,nernre was sufficiently large to have admitted
the body of a common sized man, and to have com
nsted it must have occupied nearly half an hour.
TDon entering, the thief thieves very coolIy
lgbted a sperm candle and placed it upon table
covered with green baize which stood back of the
cass case which contained the most valuable Jew
orv in the store. The robbery must have been a
rery hurried matter, the candle was found in the
d,v book, as though it had been blown out and
knocked down very suddenly The iewelry case
was robbed of gold and silver ornaments, such as
chains. breastpins and bracelets, watches, gold
pens and studs set with precious stones, to the
amount of $1C00. The robbers afterwards man
AGED to escape through the same hole in the WALL
that had afforded them entrance The strange
mart of the business is that the burglars should moi
have been discovered in their nefarous work by
some of the passers by. The walls of house
broken open in an open alley within fifteen feet of
one of the most popuous streets in New Orleans.
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DfscHARGED.-A man by the name of Demoul-
lies and another by the name of Virgillis, appeared
before Recorder Ramos yesterday morning. By
the statement of the police, night before last it
would appear that Vrgillis got his head 90 knocked
into a cooked hat by ball from the pistol of De-
mouies, but when the examination took place it
was proven different. 1t seems that Demoulies
was in bed, when Virgillis inhamed by liqour, APP
preached him, and seizing him by the neckcloth
was very near checking the physical office of his
ugulars and windpipe. Demoullies, who is a firm
believer in the doctrine of sefpreservation, and
knowing thai he had been attacked without any
lust cause, seized hammer near his bedside and
dealt his antagonist blow upon the forehead that
completely 4" doored him. There was some little
blood split, and yesterday the accused was dis
charged it having been proved that he acted only
in self-delence. Is there any sorcerer who turn
pistol into hammer without the Especial know
ledge of the police -
FORFEITED HIS BOND. = Sam Evans, accused
by George Ronskin with having robbed him of $l7
on the 26th ult, was yesterday brought up before
Recorder Baldwin. His bondsman not appearing,
he was sent to Jail until his trial takes place before
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-06

KEYTO OLLEND ORFF'S SPANISH GRAMMAR
lust PUBLISHED-A KEY THE EXERCISES IN
j OLLENDoRFF's New METHOD OF LEARNING TO READ,
WRITE AND SPEAK THE SPANISH LANGUAGE arranged
on plan, and particularly intended for the of
persons who wish to be Their teachers by NJ We
asquez and F. Simmonne Professors OF the Spanish and
French Languages. AkO,
OLLENDORFF's CELEBRATED SPANISH GRAMMAR;
ObLENDoRFF's NEW FRENCH GRAMMAR, with Exercises
and Key;
OLLENpoRFF's NEW GERMAN GRAMMAR, with Exercises
and Key;
and Key;
DEFyA's ELEMENTARY FRENCH READER;
ROwAN's MODERS FRENCH READER;
COILOT's NEW FRENCH READER;
SrRESsE's FRENCH PRoSoUscING DICTIONARY;
SPRAGUE's History FLORIDA WAR;
CHAPMANs IMPROVED AMERICAN RIFLE, Or, Instructions
Young Marksnen;
LANETos PARSONAGE, Tae-Second Part; -,
ARNOLD's GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICAL SERIES, - the
plan of OllendOrff's New Method of Acquiring Ian
guages Just received and for sale at the Neworeans
Stationers' Warehouse
mh3l 81 J. B. STEEL Ia Camp street