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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03
NEW ORLEA N S:
WEDNESDAY MORNLNG, MAY 3, 1913.

o. Yesterday was one of the warmest days we
have had this Spring hereabout Summer clothing
is now the established vogue ice is one of the ne
cessares of comfort; and people begin to feel Ian
pilid and incident
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A CAR GOING DowN-Yesterday morning
steam engine of a fellow by the name Of Patrick
Carr was sent to the First District Court on the
charge of having belabored one John Roper not
with ropes end but with his fists. Roper hav-
ing fears that certain threats made by Mr.. Carr to
the effect that Tophet far more suitable eli
mate for his soul than that of NewOrleans, would
be carried into execution, had him arrested imme-
diateIy, if not sooner
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SECRETING SLAVE. James S. Garcia and
Elvira Grion, free persons of color, yesterday
examined before Recorder Baldwin, on the charge
of secreting a slave belonging to II. G. Hardin.
We did not the negress, but she certainly had
very national name. The persons they We're accu-
sed Of having kept inquod was Britannia Washing
ton. This is dark link in the chain that binds
America to Albion, for Britty was as black as
piece of anthracite coal. The parties accused,
however, We're discharged, the proof against them
not being sufficient to send them to the First Dis
trict Court
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.g Notice TO Draymen. - Hereafter | will pay
gage on goods consigned except those who have
ny written order. JOSEPH II. MOORE,
mh25 In I'M povdras street
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S n \ = S.

III For the Mouth of the Rio Grande and Mata-
<A meros-The fine fast sailing, light draught, regular
=IE2- packet schooner GEN. TAYLOR, Capt, Ander-
having half of her cargo engaged Will have dispatch
For baanee of freight passage, apply board, Lower
Picayune Tier, or to
my3 j. w. GIBBONS. % Customhouse st,
This vessel being of very light daugt, will cross the
Bar without tightening and guaranteed TO insure at the
lowest rates.
~z5fSRs STEAM TO BRAzOS ST. JAGO-Regu-
sIMG8e lar Paoket-rhe superior coppe,edi, and cop
@Iz5-sSs pertaStened steamship A UGU ST A, Capt.
Alfred Stevens, will ply regular packet between New
orleans and BRACES St Jago taking freight for Mouth OF the
no rande and Matamoros, which will be forwarded without
delay ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Ligheis, etc to insure dispatch; apps 3m
tTHOMAS f. ADDY s. CO., Brazos St Jago
Fl For Mouth of Rio Grande and Matanoros-
60 Ile line tast,saing light dsught: regular packet
hourly exssced will have dispatch for the above paces
Eor freight or passage apply board at Lower Picayune
Tier orto j. w. GIBBONS IS Customhouse 81
s This vessel draws only feet loaded and will cross the
bar ap24
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SWEET TABLE BUTTER

HAVING ms de arrangements
LII with the best Diaries In the
North and West for constant sup
ply OF SWEET TABLE AND COOK
ING BUTTER, we are now pre-
pa. ed to furnish to our customers the
Sc ne in stone jars varying from 3
to 10 10.
1t will be delivered at their resi-
dences without additional charge.
We think our customers
will find nur sp stem one of ecnnnTnY
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DESIRABLE DWELLING TO

DESIRABLE DWELLING TO RENT.
yE1HE beautiful rame House, No 1873 Baonne street, A.
4 is for Rent. For small family, afiods every ::
convenience The House is handsomely urnisfea ai9 L.
affords valuable chance those who wish TO go 10
keeping From its central stuaon being not more han ss
minnes' walk TO the St Charles Hotel must meet Win
an immediate rental Cash to paid for the urnLtnre-
pousht. Apply " tie p' ap 13f
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VALUABLE AND STANDARD BOOKS.
" ER Steps LIN ARRIDGED DICTION cor

yx7EBsTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY, con-
w tanning the First Edition, in vols quaro also the
Second Edition. in vols, royal octave;
Bole's Photographic Pronounclng Dictionary;
Encyclopaedia Americana, popular dictionary OF ARTS,
Sciences, Literature, History, Politics and Biography,
Crabbe' Syponymes LA vols;
Edinburg Encyclopedia, Is vols;
washington and his Generals vols, by Headly;
Napoleon and his NIarshals, vols, by Heady;
Sherwood's Works the only uniform edition published in
the United States, 16 vols;
Harpers' Pictorial Bible:
Lengas England from the First Invasion by the Romans
fifth edition, 8 vols;
Haliams State OF Europe During the Middle Ages seventh
WayerIy Novels < vols. [edition;
The Youth of Shakspeare American Almanac for le48
large assortment OF School and Miscellaneous Books
constantly on hand also the latest editions Of Law and
Medical Works. For sale by THOS. l.. WHITE,
a29 9 Bookseller and Stati0ner 50 Canal ST
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MNSZANM sAAEs,
Valuable Lot of Ground on ST. Louis Street.
By RIERSON q EONNENAI.

Valuable Lot of Ground on ST. Louis Street
By PERSON d BONNEVAI
WILL be sold at Auc o@e On NJ e Sfsss fs 81
A certain LOT OF GROUND, in the square bounded
measures y feet Us inch by 80 feet 2S inches English
measure SAID Lots OF Ground adjoining the residence Of
Charles fancy, and now occupied as Coai yard
TERMS-One-ourth cash balance at one and two years
credit for bearing per cent annum interest and
mortgage until final payment. , "
Act OF sale before j. p Gy Notary fubic al the expense
OF the purchaser my
Slaves-SIaves.
BY PIERSON q BONNEVAL, Auctioneers,
Office No. 81 Grdrier street.
NETEDNESDAY May 3D., at ~ 'cock-Nlil be sold at
Wv the St. Louis Exchange, without reserve
BELA-negress aged about 80 years. plain cook washer
and oner and general house servant honest and sober;
fully guaranteed against the and naades prescribed by
law; She is well recommended and sold tor no fault
B. Acts of sale before A. Doriocourt, Notary Public,
at the expense OF the purchaser
Several valuable NEGROES Fudescripton at the sale.
Valuable Family of Slaves on account of Departure.
BY PERSON d BONNEVAL. Auctioneers.
~ Office No 81 Gracier street.
w EDN ESDA1 May 3, at Il O clock - VIII be sold,
~ at The 81 Louis Exchange. account OF departure,
the following described slaves
BURRELiI-aged 3S years, a fine house servant;
MARTHA-aged Is years, beautiful washer and roner:
JOHN E. 2years,
GEORGE =. 10 years,
DAVID :. 8years, Their children.
HENRY aR 6yean,
The above family of Slaves of the most likely in the
city OF New Orleans. They fully guaranteed against the
vices and maadies prescribed by law and well
mended.
Terms-Onehaf cash. balance at IL months credit for
approved endorsed notes, bearing per cent Interest from
date and mortgage until pad. r.. Mt. DIE.
Acts OF sale before q. X. Snnger, Esq., Notary Public at
the expense OF the purchaser. apps
~ The above Family canbe the day Of sale
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OPPOSITION.
ByIIC ROITGH AND READY IINEOF OMNIBUS

Il ES are running from the upper ~ e[s->sss "a
end of Lafayette the Lower Cotton Sf,@9srEssss>
Press The carriages all and
if superior to any ever brought to or made
will soon be sufficient number accommodate all who
may wish ride in them Smoking and racing are strictly
pohbted intoxicated persons permitted to ride and
the public assured that strict attention will be paa 70
the comfort and venience of all who favor sad line
with their patronage ] B. SIAWSON GO;
f,oISo,or ip he 0roIihnsas '' - p ap21
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~ Some fifteen new papers have been started
in Paris since Louis Philippe ran away.
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ppospECTuS--OUR COUNTE

A TRIWEEKLf pAfER I'M I gsasra inepenee
MI soe' Seman & Gomez editors OF LA PATR!A,'
having associated with them Dr. Maewso1 formerly ed
to the size the medium daily papers OF this CITY, and
publish t weekly for the in English aad Spanish
As soon as sufficient number OF subscribers can De oDained
TO Justify them in making the change.
This paper has already extensive circulation In Hexico
Central America and the West India Islands ands our
social political and commercial intercourse with thoseraces
is becoming daily of and more Importance the adyan
that NAV accrue from the contemplated change need
no comment for they fail to be at once recognized
specimen number will be issued Sunday the 18th inst,
which may be had gratis from the publishes at No u *
change Aey or at the bookstores OF Mess j. H. Steel NO
IA Camp street r P White No SO Canal street and j. T.
Morgan No IL Exchange Place. where lists are now open
and subscriptions respectfully solicited.
NJ, dyiaans anfi9 1913 a10-tf
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oARROILTQM HoTEL AND GARDEM

- The public is respectfully informed that this ssso
1..<A most delightful place of resort and SSya
ss.!.y--l ment is open under the management
OF the subscriber In the extensive grounds 30. N.N
DUETS of all kinds will be furnished by the gard
ner and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM,
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements; meantime preparation Is made to fur
nsh dinner parties with all the decaces of the season, and
the best OF wines and liquors.
And last though least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer the comfort OF his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he oclts
ap13 SIN JAMES DURNO.
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BIRDS Us. BEERD-We learn that an affidavit
was yesterday made by gentleman who deals ex-
tensively in leeches, books and Birds showing how
he had been severely battered by we'll known
gentleman Of this city on Monday last. The par
ties had quarrel, and the $ handsome Major .
gave his opponent dab over the eye which con-
sderably mutilaled his countenance. The examina-
ton has not yet taken place. A gentleman, who
had a name synonymous with the step of a wolf,
made an affidavit that the Major had also attacked
him with vile intent, etc. etc On the other hand
the Major declared That he had been assaulted, by
the gentleman who sells birds and books, with a
dirk-knfe. As Sir Lucius O'Trigger would say,
:" 1t S a very pretty quarrel as it stands
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aT,n,- TO TRAVELLERS.
n ma WHO has been accustomed TO travelling, TOR
csu4d y ears, Is DESTROYS OF going with family of
wiling as tomDani0m de POyGge. She would be
% " 20 70 The Continent. Most uneXceptionahe refer
"TR wen ~ Please address, the office of this paper
ELLER VI
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LOST,

ON FrI.... LOST,
" t.',!;uay night last purple satin REIlCULE, con-
ehiHs par of Gold Spectacles pair of Silver Spec
Ba foA rencilcase with blue set ivory tablets; and
be eva, the owners upon it. The finder VIII
--"aIue0 by leaving it al this office. myl II
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and convenience -'1=
CHEESE.-American, English. French, Italian nd
Dutch Cheese.
CREOLE EGGS always on hand
PIE, FRUITS, PRESERVES etc. etc.
GEORGE JAQUES & CO.
ap Under the Ice House, cor St Charles and Poydras at
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JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON,

No 81 ST. CHARLES TREE1-Up Stairs.
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE THEATRE.)
c. The Citizens of New Orleans, and the -sfro
g. transient public respectfully mott sS5Sssgia
fed that Il The above :, SAIGON !, u will be- sl
April H. in style OF magniiicsnce that will totally
eclipse any establishment OF the kind in the Southwest and
fully spendo with the Palaces of Refreshments in
the Northern cities. .
The Saloon is fitted with the most costly and comfortable
furniture by hcDutf OF Magazine street, whose taste is
well known this city that it would be superuous to say
more on the subject -
The Refreshments will consist of CREAMS and SliER-
BETS every variety OF flavor together with all the de-
licious FRUITS oftlie Tropics.
Mr. SMITH formerly, and for long time the efficient
head OF Nibos famous Saloon in New York, will have the
entire supentsndance-the announcement OF Whch-wil
guarantee the community the most fashionable resort in
New Orleans.
The proprietor the public that the attendance shall
be unequaed and that the whole management Of the sa
loon will be such fail to please the most fasdouS
eV~ Families and Parties can be supplied at moments
notice, with all the decaces of the season. apl0 I'm
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FURNITURE DEPoTt-134 PhiliP 2 Street Ct; D
TIVE Unndersigned manuae d9E and Dealer In II
LNGt;hAsSEs R ~. isEsG sss.ssss
WonId respectfully inform the public esJz@----- GJ
that he acue and supply all articles in his line Of
city =" EIousekeepers, wishing TO consult economy
would do well to call the subscriber before purchasing,
JOS. b. HUBBARD, 1874 Phippa street,
,n2e I'm Between Poydras and Perdido streets.
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Fashion SUMMER CLOTHING.

EASHIONABLE sUINIMhh UhUI Il H. -,
No. 81 C4yN.4L SIREEI!-Lin Under the Planters Hot@
1--WE subscribers have received large and fahlonabe
stock of CLOTHING suitable for the. present season.
from New York. at which place they have manuacoiy
Although their terms already pretty well known 10 uie
system of doing cash business believing tins system
be beneficial to their customers as to themselves as ley
are not charged an price order to cover the losses
which those who do credit business Goays more or less
SUSTAIN Holm SOifTHWETL & co, q Canal ST.,
an15 sn Under the Planters Hotel.
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ID OBT w NORTHAMPTON, General agent and
HI Collector Rodney, jefferson county Mississippi Will
attend punctuay the Collection Of Notes Drafts, Ac
&e this and the southern part 81 Calborp N coGnty
Pmekad Warren 8 Co Rodney MIS- 49, 'ohn GoodR
K. EIehry, T. A. S. Donphan, Natchezi James Goodin
Cincinnati Jas Hand Philadelphia j e James, LeXing
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BARoNNE STREET GUARD HoUsE.-We visited
this establishment yesterday, and must say that We
never saw cleaner building. The rooms have
been newly white-washed, and every thing is neat
and orderly. Yesterday the guard house had only
two boarders-one of whom was boy who had
been taken up for getting drunk, and the other a
grayhaired man who had been arrested for straining
his eyes in the direction of barrel of whisky
The two prisoners were like angels visits, .tew-no
Two and far between
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ICE CREAM SALOON.
crsThe subscriber takes pleasure in informing ssMs
E9 his friends and the public generally Of the SYSA
9TH opening of Ills ICE CREAM SALOON aassEssS9
49, situated st. Charles Street next door to ~
the of Graver street, and directly opposite
Mr. Clamps Church. where he intends at all times to keep
variety such other Fruit Creams as the season will allow
together with Sherbets and Frozen Lemonades AS every
attention will be paid please and he has been at great
expense fitting his establishment he hopes to receive
liberal patronage. ~,
Families supplied at short notice, and on reasonable
terms. ~,
In his store under the above Saloon, will be constantly
found Soda Mead and large and general assortment oil
Fruits Candies Confectionery, and Sweetneats OF every
description.
~ The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened, ready for visl
ters on THURSDAY, the I'D inst.
In order that nothing may be wanting crafty the
public TASTE excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been en-
,nh23 3m LAZZARO DANCEVICH
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ZOO ppIc srnsr:o1 AnaIty Winter Strained manu-.
l aeafed hg Thomas gn hEo os f hand s and
Michei q TO-, ClhgihpaN' !>rI--EES 81 WRIGHT,
iorsaaTe ny 81 Teloupitoulas street.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

Tuesday Night, May 2, 1848.
Since last review the full European accounts by the
steamer Sarah Sands have been received. reporting
advance Of i'd in the Liverpool Cotton market though the
Acadia whose dates five days later Cup the sth April
announced that subsequently decline of @ lad. had
ken place. This intelligence has again depressed our Cotton
market and led to some further decline.
The weather has been pleasant though very warm The
river is now at high-water mark.
COTTON-The Cotton market became more buoyant
on Saturday owing a of later from Liver
pool where Cotton said to have advanced, Ia 3D. and
$500 bales changed hands, at full prices. Since that time
however the Acadia has been received, which
days later showing that slight improvement had been fol-
lowed by decline of l5O14d, with very heavy feeling
both in the Liverpool and Have market and with little
no prospect of immediate improvement In consequence,
our market has been depressed the sales of yesterday and
to-day being 1900 bales, at decline of Dc, in conor-
nifty with which quotations again lowered. The
GALES OF the three days are IL 900 bales
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior 34lD4 Mddng Fair ...556GD5zs
Ordinary Orc 44A@4s Ear nominal.
Good Mdding -. .5laD53a Good and Fine ..... do.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton, bales; Tobacco hhds.
Stock on hand, Sept 1....:.;...... 23493 -, 1876
Received past days.. 1926 ZIG
previously 1052 227-1, 064, 4S3 q, 1880, 24
1o87s76 ST. $50
Exported past 8 days.. 3,629 PA
previously ...... S53, 965-s53 594 90. 7a8-33, 972
Stock on hand. not cleared .........2 3s2 1858
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NOTICE
hereby given to all who indebted tor STATE
TAXES within the limits of the Third Representative DIS
1c the said District bounded by Canal and Julia streets
and by the River the Metae Road) to appear al tbe
office of the Collector S5 ST. CHARLks ST. and pay Or can
paid the Taxes due the State of Louisiana fof he ye
1s47 within twenty days from the publication heTeS-Ne"
Orleans, A pnl 8, 1848 A. w: SGAI ~ r.,
ap831 Collector Of State Taxes for the Sd Rep District
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WASHIN EOlSIy
Lake end Of tie P0ntchdrtratn Rdstr0ad.
yEyHE present propeors of the above well known estaD
Il shment would inform the citizens OF NeWlf- fs@=T
leans and all its former patrons that the house alter sHI
having undergone thorough repara- E -
estion is opened for their accommod alton
season, and they may feel assured tliat
every endeavo viii made render their visits agreeable
The Resauran. will all times be supplied with The pest
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such Pompano, BLACK FISH
Croakers Trout, Soft Crabs etc. besides all the decaces OF
the NeSyOreaus market.
az" None but the best OF liquors served at the bar
ap20ff E. r. KENNEDY " co.
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CATHOLIC MANUALS AND BIBLES, elegantly
" bound in gilt, with gold clasps Common do Flowers
OF rety, &C. For sale by MILLS g. SALE L CO.,
mhI5tf II st. Charles street.
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PLANTATION WAGONS AND c

PLANTATION WAGONS AND Chh -
- IRON HUB AND AxLETREE fLANIAIIoN
EHSG ~ 4 G MS IND a5a@axA
>%YsE CyARTS-Ail orders EAE&A
ES&g for these superior &&Lzu
articles Wi meet with prompt attsn- = M s;T.uyyrR
fion Nv leaving them with Messrs. STARK DAY
& Co corner Canal and Magazine Streets Ne"o'"'''
where sample may be seen, DEBT wasHBURN
mh25 1mis hLbEIe1
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SPRING GOODS.

SFhlNG GOODS
MRS. BANISTER'S MILLINERY andx5a1
t9ssWtt5a F.3.VCY STORE, No, 60 Royal street IA
WasSs corner of BiengiUe sreet-Just received from M
VIZ Paris, by direct MISUNDERSTANDING andy
FANCY GOODS-consisting of Bonnets Ribbons, Flow.
ers Rich Silks, Baeges, Fine Musns Tissues, Fans, Par
asols, etc, etc.
= MilLners supplied Extra Fine Stock. mhM 6m
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WINDOW GLASS.
ID ECEIVING per Robt. Burtn
N llSS boxes Sxl0 to 24x32.
27G0 do in store, 6xS to 32x46.
TO do of fine English Crown Glass G.
227 do fine sheet and b.
$50 light of English Plate.
1900 do Double Thick.
1850 do Red, Blue Green White and Yellow Glass
for sale at manufactures prices by
abs r. CLANNON as Canaist
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PRINTING MATERIALS FOR SALE.
A SMALL. quantity of JOB TYPE consisting OF Great
IA Primer Paragon, Double Small Plea, Gases, ETC., but
little while In use, disposed OF terms. Apply
at lhsfice. mh24tt-
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= -,
TEJO REMOVE these Troublesome and dangerous lnhabi-
ants of the stomach and bowels. which often lr,ar
the health and destroy the lives of Children JAY MES
TONIC NERMIFUGE, certain and safe preparation io
the removal OF various kinds Of Worms, Dyspepsia. Sour
Stomach Want of Appetite lntantie Fever and Ague and
Debility of the Stomach and Bowels and Organs OF inGes
ton it is without exception one of the most valuable pre-
partitions in the world For sale by , ,o
NATHAN JARVIS & co,
anIS Corner of Magazine and Common Streets
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RESRESMMEMNs,

JhCUbS' ICE OhEhIN ShLOOIN,
OPP OSITE r. CHARLES THEA TR E.
M, The Subscriber takes pleasure inform hise-rs
HI ID friends and the public in general that he has
S2SkkNsRss opened his ICE CREAM SALOON on st. TIT
49, Charles street, in the Garden occupied by 49,
~ AFFLEcK Flower Depot where he will keep
all kinds OF Ice Creams Frozen Lemonades and Shebes
; mhe SALOON is airy and pleasant and everything
VIII be done to render visters comfortable The subscriber
solcIts share of public patronage.
GV Families supplied short notice. with the best quail
ty and any quantity of the above ap25 I'm
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rNHE undersigned begs inform the public that he has
a removed his Ice Cream Establishment from ST. exss "a
Charles street to the CORNER CANAL AND BA-
RoNNE STREETS, where his Saloon will be NJ
opened on SATURDAY EVENING, April g. Go
and remain open daily from IL O'Clock A. NJ till late hour
in the evening Every variety OF refreshments will be sup
He trusts that the yenient locality OF the Saloon and
the uneXceptonabe quality of the refreshments provided
will induce fair share OF public patronage.
APPS I'm IL WILIIOZ
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80 h. q. S. Mail NE PLUS ULTRA-For Gin.
5aa!sIEttSa cnnaii, Naitsoa, spte, WheettRg
ssssszzsaaE and PsttsbUrg-Witll quick dspatch;.The
elegant running steamboat \ T. PLUS ULTRA,
Capt Richard Phillips expected to arrive, and will leave
above For freight passage, having unsurpassed ac
Communications, apply TO
hyde & OGIEsBY, Il Poydras street,
sg The Ne Plus Ultra entirely boat, and being
very light draugl,t VIII met with no delay apis
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.
TEsHE Undersigned constantly manufacturing and has
Il for sale very superior article OF n EGA X, ~EN
which he will guarantee TO improve by age, and Y.s-l
will deliver it, free of charges IN any part OF VsZA
the city Lafayette, the following reduced
prices the times Butts 60 gallons 81 Barrels ~
gallons 81 % Barrels 90 gallons cents gallon \ lbe
Tal discount made to wholesale customers.
ay line dropped in the Postoitee will be nunctaally
attended to. lap29 til JOHN II. WEBS.
Corner Common and Marais sts opposite Charity Hospital