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STEAMBOAT wANrED.-Piogo-
.ql--i> .ssWll BE- feceifsc q i,- CT : n a
sS~E---z Ssx.YOrk md Kne ks.-hc- 81 Company
m ne l,t day Of Deem r 1ex ~ f-fi,fa---s - ~s.s
=. s-r.--o Sesx- YORK AID Piermoci OIe nosi or
- -.es I'D .us.e passenger accoaii.oc -11t VII D.
- Fgr r.ffner iriormAlo1 zYPF = 9 : r--1e
'ss Il c SEYMOUR sgpt
r. FOR sAyANNtH-kEGs LAR LIZ
H==<ES zip CHEROKEE, Tnos- Lyoo, comm .e-
der WI lesvs ca W~cnesdsy, SD "a, a oe-oeE
tom Per No l. y Z FT hs,;., q 80 gs,..te .gny
IT s. SAN l. NiAS Hk.---' ~ S'N-SN
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GENERAL NOTICES.

OFFICE CRoToN AouEDUcT BOARD, Nov. a. i8i5
~ Al a. Regular Meeting OF the JOINT ti9'on
ACIeduci COmni.i-e held ihe Croion Aqueduct Once
GA " edaesday evening, Nov a 1913 tho following cores
pOrdence ordered 20 be published
HENRY l.. ROBERTSON, Clerk to Committee
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INTENSIVE rALs OF HoT,L yLhslrgu
LsT OhDER oFA.sisSEEs- 90 NEDNLsnAl On
f0f - ~ = q 30 ohofo~ hyTsL
q sfosd~sy. D BRO"s, ~ o. |. $500 |"
ahos- hy afd~f n sns>s tte f1fHiruf- rDtisl-f
re s5oFe ho.sI caassias " cofngs'r ~ssl - y
psfior cbs 4e~g, sniBs ana fssd 20 fcoS fsfnl,nfs
Aso Ne sf,,k~s fr1lnrs be Sos 10 as o~s ets'es
= ne house
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SUPERIOR Es-BgO>snit nos-~ussf -
= u.rnssrV sHI10f sri RI tnItf flfoiefF - o.
II. -rUrs .nrs II NJ 3 tf~ta 81 - kfp@l~sy r.
ThIfsasy -os n &C - IT'LL. - 80 ~ lh -
DAY ID ne sa14s pf~t.. 90. Ite rLlfr siofs n
trsIa flInprsag rfh ssspftn~ri - ~ tlps f~fsf
parssn syas n tfrI4fe rlrrifrF 10 pef - ffsr~ ~
m usha.s1y .1fas tees fsnulss s.ru1fs sfss
80 center sne rfi~asu1 atrs rnsirs. ifstt Ffr1Nr
H.fsiesds dre.sag tsf-a4s v.st-iand,l tanss " -
Tf- s10Fr rfr'flfr hsFrg n~-r msfr under ne ff~i
ION ~ ~ tf-fa earsrl~t every fssperf - feFfs
..rte as si - s1f p~rsff<ss1y ~ ne hshfsi ~ -
ilf rssh ts1sos4es Ill 10 fsfS ~ ~ Wnfhcf y =
- at m
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hItffioS- - essss.s 'ss.,,., \ ~ sod s.s
eho CO qaa.ify vine 1n fersvss ,<f sAlp Jetn 49,
from hsvrs wlg BE- so1 o. ssel.oa 90 frLsDAf 20,
At a, ocloss, b. oEsAkp, BErrs co v.sss - D..
~ M, 20 leorstsf hess~ a Tbos e. hbsrns sne ~
% 500 a. much fof sko~ IL he syis = n 80 s.a y.
.3snfy sn1 care 10 preparing he sfss a. 1870 :,
hsvs ssmt .aoss 90 % b. sseaop as ~ $3.50
The zane u he ~iss ~l1 b go p"en,.nuf M - -
80 s.rp.s. nav Il tss ose~ y % 1890
., a N. sasroa ro5r Arot -
IT Az - : y -
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R0OTs A4rssoaY Nv > 40 ocloss. An -
-. 80 $685., brossns, ovsfsbfrs ~ rVmpfsH
-.b : .ssoransri stsptsd 70 ne ~ see eNnu1 usns
i,~s-sf rssh rsfrs - Is
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HENRY L. ROBERTSON, Cleik 10 Commlilee.


OFFcE CRoToS AQuEDUcT BO.RD, Nov O. 1919
MYNpERT Van sCHAiCK EsQ
Dear sir regular meetog OF the JOINT Croion Aque-
duct Commute hea his evening, The following fesouuOhs,
presented by AID Theodore De Forest were unanimous
ly adopted
Whereas An appointment having been made by the Com
mon Council o. permanent President OF uns Board 10
supply The vacancy occasOnet By The desih Of James
Coffin thereby depiying this committee OF he valuable
services and practical counsels Of MyndeT an SchHlck
Esq. temporary President; therefore, be u
hes0ifcd That parting with the President OF me board
10 bis official opacity the CroiOn Aqdeduc Committee de
express the feelings Of the deep regret that the part
ing rendered necessary and the that the oihca
Intercourse between him and ourselves, though short has
been productive Of mutual regard and ben.ht not Only IN
the know ledge acquired from bis prscuca experience bui
the benefits likely arise 10 Tie city from the course OF
policy recommended and pursued by him.
hcsclfei That the Committee tender 10 Mr. an SchncA
their ind vdus lhsuks for his sicl attention 10 bis ocs
duties and heartfelt wishes or his continued prosper
ity in life,
Rc,oci That tender 10 him our cordial INV alton to
assist advise h Us IN council ana Al AL les 10 MH'c"
the interests inused by the CITY ID our charge
hcs1tcd That copy OF these resolutions be elgrossed
acsiol by the Clerk. signed by each member OF the
Committee and presented 10 Dir. an scnalch
B0grf ~ Aldermen Board Of Assf. Al
THO r. DE FoREsT, CHASlts Nttb,
Chairman Chslrnlah
WILLIAM ADAMS JosEPH JAMESON,
FRrpFRlck d. KomrR. TNorN X. HiBBARD.
MORRIS FRANEllN, WILSON SMALL,
ex.Ofc'o eX-0ihclO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

r,rstfc sDxI>isrRkrOst 0TTtcE ~ $780,
L $50 - ~ sat n-st qi a. a
eIcBsED sEo~s dff-- cfy q ss- ins sess
.hfsnsf al r. tsfs so ae-s~
ast q - - rs~sAf< ri As - afs-s
ss,fr .srassss.t 80 tsross u y sssrns = 80
- csn~f A. stssto 90 sa.t ss''f
ses>ssS - - ira .ay 81 ness 80 sss,,.s- -
r5a. sassnssr y, 80 JAMES thttth
xf ls-s~ fs><k A1sssrss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
GoUPIL vrBERT CO.'S.
EXHIBITION or EUROPEAN PAINTINGS,

EXHIBITION or EUROPEAN PAINTINGS.
23 byoafe1k
Oper rom a M 1nul ~ Pm
= $3.50 s. % cufses6
rARHAHI'- IMPROVED bELODkON.-
~ II. shove bea1-f4l llstr1ueuf s1l454e 10 s1 -
Charches lectsrs ROOFS Lodge and Diy-sa reous CO
peea below. price eS Il has foot pSfe efa $500
sad ran b. n.d. 70 aLs~eF be fUpose =. sN~'
Eoian PisnOforle For ssl- 81 CHAALks HOLT ".
ia orseod ~ Broadway cSns Wsrses
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AMI SEMENTS
nKo.pwAl rHk.rks. 90. - o. \

DKUtpWAN THkArkk.- d.. go I. =
" ~ tf1'sn-. a. h-sis a. of.ers MONDAY EhHs
IN. So 81 o. ~ geffrf % tf A0rIstf n
NiIn OATS re >na.IIrs esruesrsr
fsrk ReFsf ~ Nlsfrh isty Aus' ris Ns.F Ms.s
unaftare D. n1nfrn Nair. ~ ~ Ore .esrs
r. r,rr lfr In 49, Nrsnsrf
rHF LIrrLf utNfis sHaRF n Asrite.s = srsi-
nar SIS 80 LesIrf NsfI1. 100. Ns.F Nsse
pee. tfr.e sri fsrrl-I ftrs FsuiF tfcir snd ar
asf see .,rs 9slsfY -rusnc~ cr Anih.tY|si = 20
DIKTo>'- TukATkk. ,HAssrkssf
ID MONDAY gNFNi>s NJ ~ - - - ormsf
TnY OIo fNatish ceNriFsAN
Sole See sri. A. kluot rsmr-fsur- NJ N-r--
Afsf sftrf Pc t.fre Hf 80
lash FN9sCfNFNf
r.ui RsfsIv ~ krUstsE Norst Me- ~
T. tafrut~ sit
MUSICAL ANNALS
OF lr. NJ iotn..or fenay y "a ~ o. t-frss
ffie~sa go N.fr 40 fsf.a~ar. = "a Fsny shee
sfrcrf Ter o. n.slf. orec - aluftsn fts~s q
49, cree fs.f 1luI il" lla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
VALLEYS
ANIMAL GALVANIC CURE-ALL

-,,s. buuors spawn. c1i-or grease po-evl .orss -
80 Sru,.es r.mpale<s eJrisnins eerurcsi7s o.
nav be had a. tie Proy sLors De oct q cd
Wv acd :. Tsllers2-gs Horse B.rsr 4 pALLIi'
NJ llrscod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
~ PhonnRrnnhic CIn..c..-MessTs. ANDREW

r. Rev. pr. Baird viii lecture on GERMANY This
e.ri-rL' ,frii..irD i, cents ~ 10
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q. TO IET.-Plnof ~ ls.ory house. Forty lIii -
3 between s. frrfl and T. gltl sFell-s Inquire n
- HOa, 0l ta1 premises ~ WIS
n. At PRIVATE @AIF-Tbree Lo's ol ground nn
81 a. n1rfh sfe N TwcrfghIrfsf commencing iHN fttf
~ a.. Id r slfi avenue earH 81 fsr BIZ fse' lc es
Pari u 0. pure money maF remain cd HNNi az N
gage sit ptr cfut pr particular appJ n
M ~ A . BLEECktJ Al1oneer. hf'sa Il
- FoR -ATE-k fFps.Hry br-F h1lse .l rs.f
IL Brusf av win sfac end haseIuc.i nul in me- most
~ substantial srf 'sshlral- msrrcr. ".n n.lern in
r'I.r-.s nd ease .rf comfort NlN remain lu bond
Ell rar.sfe THO MEAJ. A. Ns.ls- basement
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AMtISEMENrS
ITALIAN oPERA--AsTos PLACE.

Aht 81 VI - :
ITALIAN oPrRA--AsToR PLACE.
n A.N''i $500 n =. = - ~.
ava
S,-,. . nsfsu- La.,-. r.arrr sfnrA~ef.
t..... -..a0f.t Ha. fa.. .I.r.f p
fa..rI .r E .s..s..s IsI.ar 20 lN 81 81 I-rs :
tllt..rs Z. .efts i.f naa ". ~. IL -
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rs.. r.n IufPN p..t rfe1 81 ee.st 1 con.
r-.-. r. r.stss'r
49, I'D. ,...
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stfs>8 ~ 90 .s.c..s AZ vs. oN gve.
s't s- - 49,. Pa r. M.
rss-ri ~. as ,..-s a'. sr'aio. 10. r.
80. ars "a 30 go -css seofye. ~ osl 'tl .
>0rs 1r s turic orera ~ re fus.'a li GOO ine.-
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49,. ~ f.. ~ f. vs. .,es 2 . n ..l.s
Ir-s.aesr n 81. Ir.- krtrr..a ar n.f s-i I'd az ~
r. 60. -.s.. .'s'e. '''''' 'A o. 5'-' a'' Greer
no'ls o-er si-f .ta.s F-.frsrusa.sv. ra'r usrce
80 Il. r.-r..r..s d 10 .. .r.-e. .-f u0ias
Mr W Pol. F.fe ff srIrrft rss' rr AsfcI
-ru
f....r ST. D.. n Il. .r...r... If.TI
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e s.-. SIZE. F.. b ~
~ -..sr Seem. -r ua.ls f.ss iis.se 10 Nss.
uf ..-r Csrs.sf Urf.. O".r -.r ts--a. t.t o..
..r r.. re- He Her'rr 90 ..a1 Door, 'r- 81
I'D. ...r.... I.sfHskN
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IN nIrIFn HrChMnkAr 90 slmf

.NPING -CROMWEL a BlRDsALL. ~ Ffouist cor
~ Rcekual prepared l receive orders 1f duck.
wf-sf 0f superior qua i pu ur very neat packages
of barrels halves CIsreri -ghs, boxes ADJ 1sg'
ID o.. rf .I4 .f. 80 fHss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

ST IMPORTED Ply steamer 1gnlIa
y .i.t nlHu IHlrrt Or November A.tl NI Hirrf Ut
f.- hsrk uum. 0f f.f ile years 81 arf Itt
Co.. p ..r.nI arf ArOHi..fa IHlfr fHr hH.eIU.e
Gllfl. 70 Hlf.. journal inf November
n1U0.sI IFr.rUHl.f tD
Farmers LilrsiV so DID,
Lhfsry ~ s.fll klns edge 1es safIss sos arf
chen ca Msrirulr .In and Analysis -Ia1lIaf See
. sri
FnF.-n Nl'ks i m NfHrrHrs 90 IT, .fft.ufs imported H
every steamer srI pfrfet.sfIr
. b-O.deIs lII fle Ara.a lou bnsfrn wIiI r..se '1
morrow IlIefIalI l.fcI .h. m
nT4s faANCist co lil broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

r. The Friends of Mf HIRAM ARENTs wo1'i
moot spfcV est to tie officers ~ ae FIRE D-1ar.
Qs-ls with regard i0 te alteration 0f te ere avs ,1 have
Tie Chef end Assistant Els1eers elective Tor t-ru of
uree years srd hal4 ne 1 VIII their Other re1r1s
o. Firtuels Hal. HOWARD p COATS Charnsr.
NE. J. C0ENFF. Secretary NJ lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

vilh Ice Cream OF ta- beet qaalhy a. - - P1' 49,.
OF 5. per quar- Forms Pyramids served > ~ 49,
- per gsllon. by the American faISh' S's ~ ~
Company. ls4 ChzihAin square ~. po5vs. n.
n Borders le IN Wiiansocrgh a. - ~ -.-,ts
Grald-st and Mr. Smiths bakery, corner o. So -. "a
nd second 81; Ii Brookyn NJ Mrs snlns rat Sore -
Fu,ou-st and W Thols BAKERY, q ArAnDc-sI 81 -
ssy civ 4. Nj So~sIs Dry Goocs Ssore-one SaL - ~
vance VIII % strictly sasncsd 10 as S<~'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-24
PROP OSALS FOR A LOAN
TREASURY TMENT

APRIL IL, lS45
EALED proposals will be received under the act Of Sist
= March last until p MI on Saturday. the 18th of June.
Ss for syteen millions dollars of United States stock rein.
bnabe twenty from and after the day of July 1885,
ally on the days of January and July Of each year No
bid will be received below will bid be considered
unless per cent thereof deposited in depository of
the United States at or before the date fixed for opening the
without any reference the bids of Others and should
distinctly the premium offered The proposals should be
sealed and endorsed Proposals for koan Of 1897 and
addressed to the Secretary OF the Treasury Washington City
be paid the depostay of the United States the pa
of residence of the respectively whose offers
be successful but the amount OF the accepted bids from bid
ders residing the United States must be deposited with
o New Orleans.
To give an opportunity all persons to participate in the
investment of funds in this stock bids will be received for the
lowest of certificates authorized nv aw-bein
for fifty dolars-asywell as for higher sums
All certificates under thousand dollars will be transfers.
bic the books or the treasury but all certificates Tor hat
and upwards will be transferable the books OF the
treasury by delivery with coupons attached the option
of the bidder To avoid expense confusion and multPca
ton OF accounts all certificates with coupons attached VIII
be for the sum of one thousand dollars
The successful bidders will be required TO deposis he
amount awarded five equal instruments IN eacn VI ao
months of July, August September, October ana Noven,
Der OF the present year except for not
thousand dollars, where the bidder may be desous o,
ing immediate payment IN which case the Wn4 tt IN iii
may be at deposited The stock will bear hte" " az
cases from the date Of depose. u r,.,, a.
The bids will be opened at the Treasury Depaa, an.
g. P M on Saturday. the 18th OF June iSao N " ;
sion introduced into the of Dist of March last no pdoef
will he nermted TO withdraw his bid. On al BIDS not
accented the amount deposited advance VIII be iInme.
diaeIy returned. The whole premium On me amoant
arded must be deposited 81 par OF ts NM 10
quired in July next. Ga n. y. W r 49,.
spE ALI, - '-~shiF'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-24
MAYo,s MUSIC STORE.

.
DIANO FORTEs, manufactured by the best houses, and
L fully guaranteed for permanency of -
and durability of workmanship Eolan - e s5
Piano Fortes from the best manutactory,T q U r Y
and guaranteed to remain at concert pitchJ z y
from all the publishers in the United States NEW Muse
published every week from the most popular authors MI
part. HaTps Double Bass. Vo2nceos Guit Es vi0ns
Bano Drum bass and tepob IsmP bNgT EIts Ta
qmboe Tenor and alto 5a P ds R 9phs
CavaLy Trumpets Hunting Horns. Cymbas MUSICAL
ERCHANpEsE Of every kind sfRiN Tg for The
BOOKS for all instruments by the most approved authors
INSTRUCTION on the Piano, Harp, Violin. Guitar. Flute
and in Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired and taken in
part payment Pianos Musical instruments repaired
MUSIC BOUND The above named merchandise is re-
ceived and sold consignment and consequently offered at
much lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers are respectfully invited examine the articles
before purchasing elsewhere
nvI8 m VIM. T MAYO Agent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-24

IN CART-iienry Hosinlind and Eliza Stoake,
We're found by the police of the Second Municipal,
lily night before last sitting on cart. They were
undoubtedly making love, and this was their trys-
ting place As they could speak no English and
the policeman not a word of Dutch, they were
marched off to the Guard House. The Recorder
Yesterday took pity on their condition, and told
them that they might go, but they must never be
caught sitting horseess cart again at IL O'Clock
al piohf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-24

SsEEPY WATcHMEN.-The Night Watch report
Of the Second Municipality yesterday morning
showed that Sergeant Barry. of the First Ward re-
ported Waterman with cap No 6S lying asleep in
new building on Tchoupioulas street. Mr.. Sixty
eight was snoring most melodiously when dscov-
cred, and perfectly unconcerned as to the fate of
the neighborllood he was paid to take care Of No
b9 was also found sitting down his beat for
which enormous offence he was fined S.. No 6S.
however, was suspended-not by the neck, but for
an Indefinite periOd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-24
NEW ORLEA Is:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1913

* Mr.. T. Bauer has requested us to say that the
fire which took place on Sunday evening last, did
not break out in his trunk store in Magazine street.
but in room Immediately adjoining his shop, which
was not occnpied by him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-24

MURDER CAsE.-James Kelly was yesterday
brought before Recorder Genois on the charge of
having beaten to DEATH in a prize fight some two
years ago. a man by the name of John Cox. As there
were no Witnesses to be examined, the Recorder
postponed the case until he communicates with the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Kelly was remanded for further
examination, under bonds of $500
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-24

HEALTHY.-There are some people in this world
who hate to be confined, and their love of liberty
is great that they down their musouito bars
and kick off their bed-clothes. To this class be-
longed John Gibbering and Jack Galley. who were
night before last found sleeping in LAFAYETTE Souare
Horrible to relate, snuff-box was found upon the
person of Gibberng. Both of these unfortunate
men were sent down uutil they obtained youchers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-24

GAVE BAiL.-Frederick Schmidt was Yesterday
arrested. at the request of Mary Ann Maitre for
grossly insulting and abusing her. He gave bail III
the sum of $500 to appear before the Recorder
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-24
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LAr1rupr, % 81 80 N-LoSoIruDE, 90 win Time, Oh

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Mozart Lewis Boston, l.. III, Gale
Ship St James. Godfrey Boston, L. H. Gale
Shl. Niagara, Russell Liverpool, ]. p Whitney & co
Bark Shannon Novel;, Boston, L. II. Gale
Bark klrkWood Martin Baltimore, C.. ]. Meeker
Schr. Sylvia Wild, Mumell Campeachy, c. Deake Il co
Scir. ID. Moss, Rowe Pensacola, John Hurley Il co
Schr. c. u. Lehman Richards Mobile, Master
Schr. Burissa Bradford, Mobile, G. d. Lehman
Schr Alyarado Copeland Bazos St Jago Andrewss Dewey
Steamer Duchess, Wade, Cincinnati Hyde Oglesby
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Galveston Crane FIN Galveston, 2ls nst to
Harris & torgan-4s8 bales cotton
Brig Susan ngraham Backington 10 days I'm Thomaston
to MASTERED my.
Brig Aichison 15 days FIN Charleston to master-1st
Brig Richard lngersoil. Pummer, Is days fin Wilmington
n. c., to master-2d my.
Brig Sarah Nash, Coleman ii days FIN Monego Bay, Ja.,
to master-2d my.
STEAMBOATS,
Luna, Hart, I'm BAYOU Sara-31 bales cotton.
Pride OF the West, Waman, FIN Illinois river.
Chas. Hammond. Jones. I'm Cincinnati.
Courier. Martin, I'm the Balize
Caddo, Graham, FIN Port Caddo-1267 bales cotton
Gov. Bent, Brandenburg. fin Batesville.
Oregon, Hem I'm Mobile.
Towboat Caledonia Whitney, FIN the Passes.
Memoranda:
Towboat Caledonia lowed down and to on the 18th
inst, bark Clyde and scr. Stranger
Steamship Galveston left Galveston the 2tst inst. in
company with the brig Empire, for New York On the 22d
inst, . miles West of Ship, Last Island Shoals, saw
steamship Palmetto hence Galvestonsaw ship Star Re-
public, fom New York, for Galveston.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-24

In A HoRN.-Cornelius. "a slave belonging to Mr..
Brander, was yesterday arrested ON the charge of
having stolen horn in his possession Whether
lhe morn was iiiled with whisky, or whether it was
a musical instrument the deponent saith mt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-24

CHAMPAGNE.-A man by the name of Theodore
Champagne was yesterday brought before Recorder
Resale Dumaine He was ordered to give security
to keep the peace Or go to jail for six months.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-24

BAccHUs.-Thomas Davis, a gentleman with
remarkably red nose, was taken up night before
last for having in his cups dreamed that he .sdwelt
in marble halls, and all the rest of the neighbors in
small wooden shanties. Reposing upon his dignity,
he also thought proper to insult the night-watcl-
for which, and divers other offences, he was yester-
day requested by Recorder Baldwin to find security
in The SIM of $500
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Succession of John S. Lindner.
PURJIC AiICTION

Succession of John S. Lindner.
PUBLIC AUCTION
LEWIS FLoRANCE Auctioneer.
ITO COMMENCE ON THURSDAY, Sd June next
Il The greater part OF the rich and valuable PERSONAL
PROPERTY OF the deceased, situate the No At
CAartres street will be sold above. Sale commence
at 10 clock, and to be continued from day day. the
executors may direct
The property consists OF splendid rosewood PIANOS,
rich, rare and valuable Musical Instruments; CHOICE
R II, Y WINES; SELF WATERS; FINE CUT
d. MIEsEGAEs, } Executors of the last
my2O lot HANS ADOICKS OF John s. Lindner
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SwINDLING.-Bertrand Salloy yesterday made
an affidavit before Recorder Genos that man by
the name OF Victor Dereix had swindled him out of
$500, under the following circumstances: The
accused came to the prosecutor and stated that he
was in want of money. He stated, also, that he
had the means and right to draw on the Louisiana
State Bank, and gave Saoy check on said bank
for the $500 that he loaned him. The amount Dor
roWed by the accused was due at the end of one
month, but the payment not being forthcoming, the
prosecutor applied at the bank, and found out that
Dereix never had any credit there, and moreover.
that few days after he had borrowed the money
he declared himself bankrupt, and put the $500
down upon has schedule. The case will be ex-
amined in day or two
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Northern and Western Markets.

NEWAoRK May Is, p. M.-Sales of Oswego Flour at
WI oho held at ST Is. There is no marked change from
@Wa quotations, but the mar et is if any thing duer
.s WI heat has downward tendency. Com is steady
IVY bushels prime yellow sold at 59c. Cotton remains
gaa There Is no activity in any article of Provisions
Quotations are steady.
raLADELPnA May l6 3P. M.-Saes of Flour at S. ST.
aka quiet Market generally without particular change
baLrlMoRE May 16, SO M.-Holders are asking So rs
howard street Flour There buyers than sellers
, Ws market In CRAM sales of prime white Wheat at
nat@s55 - prime white Corn at 46c., and yellow 48c:
IN I'M Si0s2c Rye &C a6DIsc The market for Sugar
oH IN any article OF Provisions Lard sells at 6061sc
.lkGNNATI, May IL, So p. M-Sales of 500 bbs Flour
In Provisions hog round sold at &c.; sides gle
sales OF Moasses at "a &C.. Sales of Whisky
The market is without change for other articles
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observation-disclosures Cannon and Michael
Mcliugh, two young men, who We're charged by
Charles Cottingh with having feloniousy enter
ed his house, at the of St. John the Baptist
and Race Streets and stealing therefrom S55, were
yesterday examined by Recorder Baldwin, and the
evidence being Insufficient. they We're dschareed
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EzEKIEL.-A man by the name of Ezekiel Nc
kensey was yesterday examined before Recorder
Baldwin Oh the charge of having stolen two hats
from the house of Mrs. Rosendaie during the fire
on Sunday last. He was sent to the First District
Court
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Cn rlksT DISTRICT CouRT.-The attention of this
n Y'' Yesterday, was principally occupied in hear
h; I Fliy larceny cases. Charles Ferdon was tried
n. sealing lot of lumber from James Coleman.
Raw, vas nonoEaby discharged by the jury. Robt
and acquitted ''''' vi '''' '''''' s. 0i s'"i ,