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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-29
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has beeu long though
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regard to the billiousdl's.a.s
portions 81 four nobleeopp.
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given
March 5, 1877
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-29

NItE On 1LFFAAsDNiN Dec ~ IHT3s
Mn JoHN PRIcE-SIrs-Some limo last sum
mel yon didsmethe honor ofsendina me 1 boz
ne Of yoursTEXAS TOMIC.p Itcame very
opporsunely, for my wife hadbseniaborn fof
some time with d derangement az stomach. 4
torpid liver with diseased skin, Che imtne-
diately commemorate use, andhas found yeryl
considerable relief, 60 much so that She droires
Two more bottles. If YOU can sendit "a ms
house ot LIN g. walsh, 81 Louis, they vim
receive itahd pay for Il for me. YouFimme.
date attention will greatly oblige your obst.
setXAnfi ~. REYNOLDS. II
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-29
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-29

In " where there
The Company will appoinl ~
cation by letter post palf
Persons wishing The
order them.
Price rs cents 4 box.
D. HANSBOROUGH
General Agents Tor ihs Sls
sissiPpi and the parishes
Washitia, Union, ClalDeE'
Caddo, MorehOuses MadlspA
Tensas Caldwell, ConcOrdla
Natchitoches, De Soto, A,ell
,pides and Sabine, in the a''s
ana enm|
For sale at the Drug
PRIESTLEY = "
Caniou
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-29
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
PREPARED FoR'sTHE NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
STEAMBOATS,.

Leave Bath for Boston direct every Monday, Ties
day, Thursday and Friday at O'Clock 7 NJ. Returning
leave Boston every Tuesday Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday at Up NJ. Via Portland and Lowell, every
Monday, Wednesday Friday at IL o'clock NJ
Returning leave Boston every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at O'Clock Nj, and Portland at ~ O'Clock
NJ arriving at Bath at Z NJ
Leave Bath for Richmond, Gardiner and lIallowell.
every Tuesday at A Al, Wednesday at NJ, Thurs
day and SATURDAY at S A NJ and NJ, and Sunday at
5 NJ Returning leave Haoweli on Monday at 81 A
M and 81 P NJ Tuesday at d M, Wednesday at 81
NJ Thursday at D NJ, Friday al 81 NJ and p M,
touching at Gardiner and Richmond.
Leave Brunswick for Portland every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 10 A N. Returning leaves
Portland every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday at Il
NJ.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-29

Leave Bath for Brunswick, Portland and intermed-
ate places at P. NJ every day Saturday excepted, and
at A. Nj. daily Sunday excepted Returning at
A. M. daily, Monday excepted, and at 7; daily
SUNDAY excepted, These Stages connect at Brunswick
with the Portland lnd Augustane Of Stages.
Leave Bath for scasset, Ianariscotta, Waldoboro',
Camden Thonaston, Belfast, Bangor and intermediate
places nj 6 A. daily. Returning at P NJ. daily
Leave Bath for brnnswick, Topsham, Wscassct,
Damarscota &c. the arrival Of the Steatnboats from
Boston.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-29

tgA virtuous printer shudders not at the
thoughts of line. 51
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Notice..

CARPENTER g. co IS EXPRESS will leave 8ath
" for Boston every Monday, Tuesday, Ih1fsaay
and FRIDAY bv steamers Kennebec and Charter OAK.
- KENDALL, RICHARDSON &c co.
Bath, April 6, l64S.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-29
M All :

The Western Mail arrives dailyat 5 A. NJ Mondays
excepted. Closes n A. P NJ, and leaves at P.
Saturdays excepted
The Eastern Hail rrives daily atdP. NJ Closes at
8 P. NJ, and leaves ut A. NJ.
The ihipsblrg Ill arrives daily at 81 to 10 A. NJ ,
and departs daily 1t IL - p NJ.
The Georsstown Nm iFfiyes iuasdays ana fridays
Post 0 lice open al.saajaY mprnings from u to 9
O'Clock and one ls8H N ioiltey after divine service
in the afternoon.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-29

Scotch and Cotton Duck.
o.oNSTA MI " an hand and furnished to order by
4 MAGOUN & CLAPP
Bath April 6, 1918
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-29

Child & Co.'s PYflitad and Boston Express, and con-
nected with other Expresses 90 parts OF the United
States, the Clna1 'f41e caves Portland Tor the
South, daily at y 4 i sn'3 r a. Roturnlng twice
daily. Office 30 y afse 1t Vnrtand.
Longley Z CO. ss#t southern Express leaves Port
land daily at y \ p -aa T. ~ returning vice
daily. Office, u ~ siataf "5 Cortland
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03
PROP osALs FOR LoAN.s
TREASURY DEPARTMENT ;

APRIL II, 1S4S.
GEALED proposals will be received, under the act OF Dist
for sixteen millions of dollars OF nited States sfock rem
busbe twenty years from and after the istday OF july Io
bearing per interest annnn,, payable
atty, the first days OF January and July OF eaG year
unless thereof deposited IN some depository "
the United States at before the date fixed or opening le
proposals The bids all cases must be unconditoha anu
without any reference the bids OF Others, and should Sae
distinctly the premium offered. The proposals should DC
sealed and endorsed Proposals tor t04m 81 io4o ana
addressed TO tile Secretary ofthe Treasury Washington CIy
m paid to the depostay of the United States the pia
ces of residence the persons respectively whose OFFERS may
be successful but the amount OF the accepted os rom D
ters not residing the United States must be %
the assistant treasures at New ok, boston, ihhdee
or New Orleans ,....o =; Il,
To give an opportunity all persons to participate IN NE
investment of funds this stock bids Will be recep eu i9 me
lowest denomination of CERTIFICATES authorized ny
for fifty doilars-as well as for higher sums m,
All certificates under thousand dollars VIII Ne thfd
HE on the books of the treasury bu al of a
n and unwarls will be transferable on the books OF the
treasury or by delivery with coupons aache az the option
ton OF accounts all certificates WIN coupons audcheu VIII
he for the sum of one thousand dollars.
The successful bidders will be required to depoSlte the
amount awarded five equal instruments IN each OF the
months of July August. September, October and Novem
her of the present year except Tor sums not exceeding twenty
teuand dollars where the bidder be desous OF max
may be at once deposited The stock will bear interest in all
cases from the date of depoSte.
The bids will be opened at the Treasury Department at
M Saturday the 18th of june iS4S, in the presence
sion introduced into the of 3ls of March last bidder
will be permitted to withdraw his bid On all bids not
accepted the amount deposited in advance VIII be nine-
dlaely returned. The whole premium on the amount
0uired in July next r. J. WALKER,
apT iely SslrRtarv of ths Treasury.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

THREE MAKE TRouBLE.-An old woman once
sat in the chimney corner smoking her pipe. and
thinking how times had changed since she was
girl. Aunt inquired an urchin of about eighteen
years of age, which am the best way to git along
in this word9'' The old lady pulled her pipe.
kicked little chunk underneath the half-burnt
backlog, and replied as follows: The best way,
boy Is to git on aone-then you amt got no one TO
blame but yourself. Then, agin, you might git
along olerably well by lakin' wife, but then agin
you'd ketch it sometimes, and be willin' to wear
vest OF sackcloth and coat of ashes all tie re-
mainder of your life. Mark me, boy, one is bad,
two Is sometimes good but three people Twin to-
gether IS sure to kick up row. The philosophy
OF the old lady with the pipe was proven yesterday,
by the fact that Joe Smith, mo relation of the de-
tunct Mormon prophet,) Eliza Smith and Mary
Connolly were brought before Recorder Baldwin
for having practised certain Olympic games in Per-
dido street. After fighting, wrestling, running af-
ter and beating each other, they Were finally cap
tured by the police, and placed in durance vile
Yesterday they were ordered to give $500 bail EACH
for their good behaviour, or go to the workhouse
for six months. As Dan Marble says-they ':pre-
terred the latter
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

p,.ru DISTRICT CoURT.-James Curley VS.. j.
y iWTnodmorh-It may not be generally known to
D. ,esders that the last Legislature passed law
gu the relief of landlords, as it may well be styled
p..rious 10 this law, it was matter Of doubt with
- har whether or not the landlord could proceed
rai"st non-paying or refractory tenant before
~ district Courts, by any other mode than the
una, T ten.days proceeding and whether or not this
sonaadnp was entitled to be tried summarily or
pGsber # was to be subjected to the delays of ex-
on;ons answer. and its ordinary turn of trial on
,td docket Before the Second District Court, last
.n r James Porter was at work, by his COUNSEL
sa iour months, in expelling tenant from his
blnsa in Tchoupoulas street, and in the mean time
tbe tenant was very punctual in collecting his rents
t saom ,Le sub.enants The case of Bigetow VS..
Snngepberg was taken to the Supreme Court this
Inter and in that case the question was presented
whether or not the landlord, by virtue Of article
26S3 Of the Civil Code, had the right to proceed
.1mmarlv, and by a three-days rule. The SUI
n,ene Court did not decide the point, and the case
pp,.sed off upon some technical ground and now
I5e legislature has stepped in and provided in dis
met terms that the landlord, when his rent bill
amounts to 800, may proceed before any District
Cour by three-days rule, under the act of 1919,
and have summary trial. The case of Cnriey vs..
Nouisoyth is the first one brought under the new
law. and we will watch lis progress.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

,rsrrcE BEvERLY's Court. John Coe vs.
nj os,eamboat .Josiah Laurence, Captain Z. L.
d d1'lep and Otrners.-T'his was case which at
oacse rood deal Of interest," and called together
lraoa Nm large crowd Of steamboat deck-hands and
way i was a test case, and decided some
e n,;ons of interest to the steamboat community
ge;ng is more frequent than for steamboats, to be
Nons,,aodly seized just the eve OF departure by
employee, who claims often times some petty
some ,,bich rather than contest the agent prefers
sum- ~ The contracts made by the Majestic,
10 P%' lawrence, and some other boats, are in
Joa" that the decS-hands and firemen shall re-
lsl' m hoard after the boat arrives in port, and
ma, in the unloading of the boat at the same rate
ass ,.ges This contract the men often violate, for
d IJ"rsb s25 per month for steamboatlng up or
anU' The river is pleasant enough, it is not so at
ao"H owe TO remain in port here at thai rate, when
doiars Der day can be had for Levee work In
w, ease the Josiah Lawrence proved the contract
ms s. fnr in the carefully drawn answer; proved
q &c. .bo ajntG deserted the boat so soon as she
a ,eJ IN port proved that she was obliged to hire
a n,ar man in the place of the plaintiff, and de-
a D"ded that the wages paid to The man who was
mal 5 IN replace the plaintiff, should be deducted
eleu the months due which had been sued for
The The Court so decreed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

o. As we stood talking with volunteer, the
other day, who was returning from Mexico to his
home in Massachusetts, the veteran soldier happen
ed to notice dog on the opposite side of the street.
whose Jaws very substantially and securely
fastened together by large leather strap, which
encircled his nose thence passed over the forehead
under his throat, and then around the neck-some-
what resembling halter. The man in blue looked
at the quadruped for moment and then inquired
Dive train dogs under the saddle here. Fire at
me from the rear, if there isn't a bulldog with a
bride on!''
.:Oh. no. we replied, e it's only muzzle, ar
ranged in that manner to keep his mouth shut. so
that he may injure no one and also III obedience
TO the law
ssWell.'' said the patriotic old soldier after a
moments pause, " I'll be D. if don't think you
had better lake 1t of the dog, and PIT ii upon Tom
Corouin''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday:

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Riga, Heard, Vera Cruz, Wyie & Egana
BARK Hebron. Han Boston Charles Deake IL Co
Bark Pa[thian, Wilistop; New York, Bailey y Baxter
schr Louisa Antonete, Jauregenbery, Savannah,
schr Ann Maria Paul, Tampico Jno Alexander
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship ttea) Palmetto Smith from Galveston aOth ut to
Ship Blanchard, Blanchard, days from Apaachicoa, to
Ship American (u So Stewart FIN Vera Cruz 18th ult to
Brig Harriet, Whitney I'm Tampico 2sd ut to S Fernandez
Brig Columbia, Cole from Tampico, 23d ult to John Hall
Brig Eliza Jane Hart FIN Tampico 23d u John S. Kesa
Brig Leopold Donnel Haberson FIN Tampico, 22d ult,
Brig Gfusos (U. s. Morley FIN Tampco a3d u to Guar
Brig Lydia Farnlam, Farnham. 16 days from Wilmington,
ro. to masfs Raa my fin Brazo, St 1apo m nit
schr b d sayre Dubb from Brazo Santiago 23d ult, to
U. $. Quarermastet-3d my.
schr Warsaw, Burdck I'm Tampco, 18th ult to master.
Schr L. Sears, Sears days t1om Apaachicoa to master
schr MAJOR Bates. u. s. Winsow, FIN Brazos Santiago,
schr Mara Tho@ss q. s. Knox, from Brazos Santiago,
o d ut t to ef a my m pr.zo sn,r
schr Capt. Morris U s. Barnes, I'm Tampco, 23d ult to
schr sylvia Wds Morre I'm Brazos Santiago 23d ult
schr john Roaiif Randall from Tampco, 18th ult,
Dobbn h Wickham-1st my. ~
Schr Capt Lincoln, Gu. s. Watson, FIN Vera Cruz, 18th
uit, to Quartermaster3d my. 49,
Schr O. X. Swazey from Vera Cruz, 10Th ut to master
1st my. On. 90
schr Gen Taylor Anderson, FIN the Mouth of Rio Grande,
18th ut, 10 mastef-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Clarksyia Holmes FIN NIemphis-2i00 bales cotton.
CONVOY Garrison FIN ST. LOUIS
Chancellor Bacon, I'm Iousvile-3i bales COTTON
Exit Williams I'm Little Riyer-653 bales cotton
Duck River Apologize FIN Jeierson-o23 bales cotton
California Reg nolds. i'm Mobile.
Courier Martini I'm Balize.
ST Louis. Dwyer FIN St Louis
Lima Hart I'm Bayou Sara--6 bales cotton;
Towhoat Caledodia, Finnegar, I'm the PaSseS
Towboat Tennesseean. Thompson, I'm the iasSeS
Towboat Shark, Pinnegar, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Adriatic Howran, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Southemer, Grant, I'm the Passes
Memoranda.
Steamship Palmetto the LIST inst of Ship Island Shoals,
paSsed steamship Galveston, hence tor Galveston Also,
ame ay Is miles southwest OF s. W. Pass, steamship Gen.
Butler, hence for Tanpco =, ,e., i. ID .o
teahoat Convoy left St. Louis the 18th nt-Repors
feet water in the channel down Cairo and falling In port
Ioadjng for New Orleans, the White Cond, Marshal Ney,
ToIyboat shark lowed down and to on the Both nit,
ships Monmouth and BornhoIm . A., oo,
Towboat Caedonan towed down and to sea on the S,th
nit shin St Clare bark Grampus, brig Taer and schooner
Oscar Jones'. ,,.., - 49,. - A.. ea.I,
ut bark autara brig industrial sChrs Panama and VIM, u
prestOu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03
Atlantic, Lake and Mississippi Telegraph.

Atlantic, Lake and Mississippi Telegraph
'%e'adRg the Neo Orleans Line, through the .Nissis-
Sippi VaHeH.)
As have now extended the Atlantic Lake and Mis-
s~ppi Telegraph" from the Atlantic Seaboard to the
mississippi at st. Louis including the Great Lakes, and
ave nearly completed the line to Ne Orleans that the
Nnoe Geographic range from the Canadian frontier the
Oh Mexico viii be in operation lines constructed
%l Ay arrangements about the close Of Jane-makng
"a Oh about four thousand miles Of Teegraph-(wh ar
usthehS Tor extending those lines an aggregate OF sir
"VASaad mates before December connecting by light
HS' nearly every important point all the inland
uS Vi the United Staies)-THlS NOTICE is GIVEN,
mat any where along the whole range Of lines thus con-
s W IN progress by my associates and myself, any de-
Ana whatever has been inadvertently left unsettled by any
employed In the construction of those extended lines.
~ ueahd may be forwarded to me, for settlement by my
NV e al New orleans, St Louis, Indianapolis Nincennes,
,""eans' Nashville, Memphis, Natchez, Tuscumbia,
nOuSsme Cincinnati, Pttsburg, Chicago, Galena, De-
-V W., natao' Philadelphia, Albany or New York.
opportunities will be taken to express my of
'VHhdence and friendship with which have been sus-
eu ny my fellow citizens and by the newspaper press
!' wiile engaged thus extensively in carrying out
se' IN Which embarked before mile of Telegraph
instructed by individual enterprise in America, and in
meal have had to contend not only with all the difficult
new enterprise, but with extraordinary troubles that
'"eau! 100 familiar to The public ,,,,,
veg orleans, .4prH IL. 1S4S
alissT Col CHARLES DoANE, at New Orleans, will
INES any business connected with the above mentioned
vs. apli II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATEs.-Jas.
Mqir Giiyaer Vs. George Potnderier-This case was
expected to have been heard yesterday, but the
United States had preference in their cause
against J. Brooks ct ais, which was argued by Mr..
Trant for the plaintiffs, and Mr. Lewis for the de-
sndans. This is the cause in which the United
States paid the present Judge of the Seventeen
District liberal fee for his services in behalf of the
plaintiffs.
There was a motion made yesterday, in the Dis
tict Court of the United States, setting in admit
ray, for delay of thirty days, to furnish the bond
for the claimants in the important case of the oWa-
as of The Io,a VS.. the owners Of The Declarations
The bond required is large, being in the sum of
s28,GC9. Mr.. Upton, on behalf of the claimants,
moved for and obtained delay of thirty days for
the filing of such bond, upon the showing that his
clients resided in Cincinnati, and that it would be
reasonable length of time to be allowed him for
correspondence with them. The judgment in this
cause was rendered without any reasons being
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

A COOP LESSON" My son" said an engineer,
come here, want to show you something
We'll, father, what is 2"
"Doy you see this kettle bail -
eyes"
There standing it up perpendicular on the
table; do you see that -
Yes, SIR
"WelI, there laying it down upon the table
adoyou see that Well, it is no farther round that
ball. it lies fiat than it is over it when it stands
np So when you come to hill, remember, il may
be no farther around the base than over the summit,
while it is great deal easer.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

JEWEL RECovERED.-Eliza Reynolds, a wo-
man who had complexion the color of an orange
slightly decayed, was yesterday brought before
Recorder Ramos for having in her possession
ring which was identified as belonging to parcel
Of jewelry which was stolen from Mr.. Joseph Ealer,
OF No. IA Camp street, some two weeks ago. At
the battle of North Point g Uncle Joe,'' as some
now call him, drove some iron hail through several
of the enemy, and when he gets back from up the
river, the probability is that he'll set to work to
find out the persons who robbed his store and if he
then don't perforate them with legal bullet why
then we are mistaken in the caibre fhis character
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03
ROBBINS, ORLEANS MILLS,

yHE woad re respectfully Intern the Ru at
hojnsae and retail Corn Meal, Oil Cake. Ground iced
Ground Coffee Spices of nd and q s Of spe n
anv mart Of New Orleans or Lafayette. ,
Orders left no matter what amount can be ied a e
shortest notice. the Orleans NILS being the alseSt anu o
complete establishment in the city -. .. a. ,
Prices moderate, and such care gwen 10 t'e pepaia
'ion % i Hue r. ROBINS No s Trian gle Buildings
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.

sale the IOHOWIIB LIIIU'tt se
LOT OF GROUND at the corner OF G "a tba
honnded by Gravier Baronne, Carondelet ana MOI
tats having 40 feet front Graver street. by aep'h anu
front Of IO6 feet on Baronne street ,,s -. ORG y,
iG . Five TWO-STORY BUILDINGS ana IL IL ?, oi
Grod street between Tchoupioulas aad god trs
A each lot having "A feet front on God street, ps % iee
in daoth occupied as stores and dwellings, ~
III aeE ro JV1EsTORY BRICK STOKES. Nos. "a and
5 Commerce street between Lafayette and GIrod Streets
each lot having 20 feet front on commerce ' w % e
IN de' THhPEE LOTS OF GROUND covered with Build,
NV in the city of Lafayette the north side OF
Td street between Tchoupitoulas and Rousseau streets,
each HAVING az feet front Third street. by lo feet In
ue anai GOT pr'' H. ST. JOHN, 9 Lafayette street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

BELLIGERANT. james O'Neil was yesterday
brought before Recorder Baldwin on the charge of
having threatened to send Michael Black into
another and better world, !" by means of flag
COLLATION. with his fists, as an Irshman would say
No prosecutor appearing he was discharged. Jim
my went out OF the dock with a counienance as
happy as the sun on bright May morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.

F,OJ nc,,,- lit No. IA Camp street,
NtFLpsMlTH'S PIcroRlAL VICAR OF WAKEFIELD;
ETpiN ESNYS MANUEL OF CHESS
Tn CHRISTMAS HoLYDAYs IN ROME;
Ms SSsEFUL LETTER-WRlTER;
PrSp ~ ~ tNrosHS Two LIVES;
Rgn,S I'D FROM THE RIVERS WISDOM;
Rlrp., DICTIONARY THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE:
RSGnrASSpS0N on THE DOG;
Se"sET ECOSuMIC CHEss-BoARp COMPANION:
Sg,EEL AMY HERBERT:
Sg,t"L-t.S LANEToN PARSONAGE;
SRWrt MARGARET PERolvAL;
Sy,,S55L GERTRuDE-A Tale;
SgIIrs NAluEAL HISTORY THE GENT;
Sofrncs MURAL HIsToRY THE BALLET GIRL;
Soir1InnA TIE VISIT THE SYRIAN CHURCH;
SoS THEY LIE OF CRoMWELL;
NIbatfHlNG YoR EvERygopy.
Nh Ell and for sale at the Men Orleans Sdtope,s
"'"0ass' [myl ST. J. b. STEEL, Il Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

WAR-Recorder Ramos yesterday had pile of
affdayits before him which would have startled
Lord Eldon himself. They were all, however, for
assault and battery, and did MT amount to any
thing of interest. The catalogue of black eyes,
bloody noses, scratched cheeks and broken heads,
would fill big oyster shell. We do not mean 10
he auStere
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03
SP ECIAL NOTICES.

~ Mrs G. E. da PONTE would respectfully
Inform those persons who are DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING OF PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private Lessons to young Ladies either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the reasonable terms. Apply
thS OtliCe. apl2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03
FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON.

. .iR.WUR Till.
TE'HE PUBLIC respectfully informed that the magni-Sga
4 cent Ball Room of this establishment will besAI
opened the 18th instant ICE CREAM SA- [f3TJ
LOON 1t is intended to be conducted upon the plan 23
OF the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phil
notwithstanding place OF resort that Ladies visit at
all times with perfect confidence either after the fatigue of
shopping, morning walk, and in the evening with
tlenen and egale themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery, Fruits dederation long wanting in
this city. In soliciting the patronage OF the fashionable
public the propeors have only point the high eputa-
ton for responsibility and order that this Hall has hitherto
maintained as guarantee that the regularity will be
observed under the arrangement Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream on the shortest notice.
Ban officer will be constantly in attendance to
Guide all improper persons. apI0 If