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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20

Esille az Blasting Powder.
ann KEGS, and so half kegs, on hand
y wv and for sale at Galena prices-also,
Fuse for Blasting. by JNO. MILTON
Boots & Shoes.
en- CASES BOOTS & SHOES, direct from
~ the manufacturers, which will be sold low
tor Cash JNO. MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20
Boots & Shoes.
eua.a.aNfS.

n q CASKS CURRANTS. for sale wholesale
4g and retail by JNO. MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20

No 81 tbs II u.c. j.. cei,
u Ju.5 bclo.. tic Cd -,-.cs l-o,cl, n
MiLH-Ao,l2 WI
=. gsEsassGE2. & go
WILL o2cl 90 So" o. o. 20 e -. IL j..
u lo4-, ~ e1.-cl--. { az.o-.incl 0 - o.
Nj. ceillucOl; HasGscUc, 30 Which meg s O. g.
cali Inc al caton O. no lel4l1.-ig II, - %
the sc. Oar sock comp. es - E'JtHE
tn IHf}GS AMI BLLLDElS -I.ETEHLlLo
o. all kinds. aclo =
NAILS, CI4>>, SSH, &C.
HOUSE FUIN1-HIN G GOOD.
On every description, N.,h llo.e tlaa 40 . oss q
CUTLERY, besides BLIyI.9ALl M ar il
I'm WARE, Sc, C.lRI'L9GL, G.loIAET
.fND IRUAA H.ARE, &C., G., &C.
EEIOZS
Of every name and &c cfip,ion for farmers. house
and ship carpenters, jones, coopers bac.snn.ih>
making in all good an assortment as any ~
facilities oI purchasing, unequalled by any ho,l>e
ind such prices noIaI 70 please the closes,
buyers
To merchants buying at wholesale, we viii sell
on exceedingly advantageous terms and We as
their patronage.
(Call and see us examine our STOCK, and let us
make yoar acquaintance, Ii you do no moic)
S. /. BRIDGE
III East Wafer Street MilgglG,ee.
LDNG & DEFANPO1I
sly ~ Piatt Street New \ ork.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20
2D@eGrp.
AUTUMN MUSINGS
:. The melancholy daysj are come,
The saddest of the yeaIf

The golden leaves are falling fast, ,
The crimson ones are turning pale, :
With terror at the wintry baist,
That rushes by with mor& nful wall
AS if in sorrow thus to bring
Destruction on its rapid wing.
Leaf after leaf comes sigh & down
To join its fellow on the aarFh,
The golden hue soon turns To bsown.
Beneath the tree that CAV. itlbFith
Those naked branches seem. to mourn.
To feel their offspring from:theml borr:e
How melancholy It's to se& T
The beauties of the earth:defay! ].
How sad it is to think that:wei
Like all the rest, must pass away.
Like all the fowers-forgotter. die,
Like all the dead-forgotten H. +
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20
WnOLES Ale

1@f GJJ12, so ERIEs. HARDWARE.
K o t.,
SHOES, &C. &C.
W a'e "ow i.ct'ving from New York
Fuii and New Stock, which we shall
AXE great pleasure in showing our pat
roDs. IS We think we can convince Them
"f The beauty OF the CASH SAsrEM both
The purchaser ard seller, and how the
ola adase proves true, that A nimbc Pic.
is better than SLOW Bit.
ID. A. FAIRCIIELD q co.
Mineral Point, June /, 1918.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20
Mineral Point Academy.

'-11'III1b''&1 y W 17NOII11'I'
II Price ST. 90 per bottle. 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-20
List OF letters

Remaining in the Post Office OF Mineral Pom
Wisconsin, sept. 50, 1913,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

The aggregate income of the l6 persons receiv-
ing over t5o 600 each per annum 81 ,l9S, S42,
OF an average of ETA 800 to each. In this income
of Eta 800 are more than 493 incomes of ESQ
each. Yet there is only proprietor to these 499
incomes, and he has no &rger stomach, perhaps
than man who receives but single El5O Yet
this man, who just lives on stl5o, has 10 pay f3
out OF it to the Government The owner of the 49S
incomes of the size has to pay also 80 out of
that particular income on which he lives-but then
he has the 497 other incomes And what is it 10
him If he does have to pay :t3 on each of the in
comes which he does Mt live After paying the
whole IL ,494 tax, he has Ell, 306, more Than
4SS incomes, left. Thus pro rata tax which bears
heavily on the man of small means is not feather
to the rich. An income of $4,000 would not feel
tax OF 30 per cent. SO much an income of ESQ
would feel per cent. To be just, the rate of tax
alton should not be constant but increase with the
property.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02
NEW ORLEA AN s.:
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1913.

The HAUNTED HousE.-This celebrated bug
bear of young children and old ladies who are firm
believers in the existence of ghosts, demons and
hobgoblins, has at last been disposed of for
the sum OF 100000 1t is a splendid niece If
property and well worth the money for which if
was sold. Paint upon the outside and reiuvenat-
ing the floors by means of the scrubbng brush
will exercise the spirits who for years past are sun
posed to have taken possession of this time-honored
tenement. On a dark night when little bows and
chlcken-hearted bigger boys passed this venerable
mansion, they invariably whistled, believing no
doubt that the ghosts who were wont to inhabit il
We're partial to such kind of music Many an
elderly maiden and many an aged African have de-
clared upon their veracity that they have seen
people like St Denis of France, going in and out
with their heads under their arms, and carriages
all dressed in Grape" standing before the door
Others shave contended that they have seen skele-
tons with faces white as snow, peerng through
the windows and crashing their teeth in the most
ghost-like manner. Balls of blue fire We're also
wont 10 illuminate the house, and a myriad of i'll
venile demons are said 10 have danced faniango
regularly every Friday night in the dining room
hall All these things, shortly, however, will give
place to the sounds of peace and prosperity and in
stead of COLLINS with gongs in their bony paws. we
hope to ladies with iutes in their ivory fingers
and instead of feshless creatures prancing about.
GHOSTS do mt have corns,) we hope to see fair wo-
men tripping it on " the light fantastic toe.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02
INSURANCE OFFICES.
7IDEND MUTUAL. SAFETY INSURANCE

DIVIDEND mutual SAFETY INSURANCE
COMPANY.
pARTIES doing business with this Agency informed
that the Certificates of Scrip for the profits of past
year. ready for delivery and that SIX PER CENT IN
cash The reduced amount OF Scrip for previous years will
be paid presentation at the office of the Company
myl0 I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insurance Company.
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Htna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS on LIST MARCH, lS4S.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford, $339 900
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing
interest at the rate of per ct per annum C0-14 900
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford ......... 1850
:. " FaTalers' and Mechanics; Bank, low
Hartford Observation-Disclosures. 112O
Stock in Exchange Bank. $3.50
:. :. Connecticut River Bank ......... $3.50
-. Eagle Bank, Providence ......... 1880
-. Lee Bank, Lee, Massachusetts. 800
:. Connecticut River Company $500
=. :. :. Railroad. ..... 1850
Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks are of the most substantial
character yielding TO per cent. interest
annually, and are worth at this time adj
the above mentioned prices of 81 0-10 040
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co.'S. q 600
Real Estate in Hartford valued ............. 81 2I0
Bills Receivable, payabei 80 days after demand am
ply secured by pledge OF Real or Personal Estate or
Total Assets of the Company ........... 1895 $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street
u" The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
continue policies at the lowest of premium
VIM R. FOSDICK
my10 till 1stN GEO. G. LAWRASON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

TRUNK BREAK1NG.-Peter Ellis yesterday made
affidavit against negro for having stolen guam
tity of wearing apparel, and $35, which was the
property Of Mrs. Helena. The negro was entrusted
with trunk belonging to the lady in question, and
had been given orders where to deposit it. He,
however, appropriated it to his use, and the
police after him with remarkably sharp pointed
9TH,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

A SHOCKING Casa little girl not more than
ten years of age, by the name of Elizabeth Daley,
was yesterday brought before Recorder Baldwin
on the charge of having stolen s. from woman
who has made herself notorious by appearing III
the police dock from two to three times every month
during the last two years. We well recollect the
first time that this woman was taken up, upon the
affidavit of cabinet maker, who now keeps in
Magazine street. He then accused her of being a
vicious and disordsrly person, and stated that she
was in the habit of inveigling little girls into her
house in order to lead them into track, the most
dishonorable that the female can tread. The
little girl yesterday stated to the Recorder that she
had been placed rather left at this vile den by
her own mother, but that she could not tell where
her parent lived. The Recorder sent an officer
with her in order to find out the location of her pa
rents residence, and the will be examined
this morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02
A CARD,

n NJ MATFHEWSON respectfully informs the citizens
new Orleans and the public generally, that he is necess
ea 10 visit Texas upon urgent business, but that he vii
aarn and take charge of LA PATRiA, in conjunction
SAh meSsS Aeman y Gomez, as the requisite
. The PrOSpectuS ms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

BRITISH INcoMEs.-The Parliamentary returns
IN regard to the Income Tax, give the numbers of
those who paid the tax and also classify as to the
amount of income. We gather the following sy-
nopsis, putting in the last column but one the mum
Der of those engaged in trades and professions and
in the last of those receiving salaries
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

LUCKY MANA Prussian by the name of Carl
Wollsdar, who had just arrived in this city, was
yesterday morning found lying very much : how
come you So" in the middle of the street 1t was
lucky for him that the b'hoys" did not get hold OF
his precious body. else they would have relieved
him of a small bag of gold that he had upon his
person. The Recorder fined him S., and intimated
that he had no desire to see him again.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02
SUMMER RESIDENCE AT Vaudeville.

D.. A delightful SUMMER RESIDENCE at Man
deviIe, measuring two arpen5s fronting the LAKE by
poVemens comprises good and substantial frame Dwelling
Of three fronting the Lake galleries in front and rear
good building built expressly for vsters having two large
rooms with gallery Stables etc. On the premises Is hns
Spring the only there is probably at Mandeviie and
in front of the property fine and beautiful Flower Par
The property will be sold with all the Furniture Cows
Horses, WAGES, etc.
For Terms which are liberal and full particulars apply to
my22 PIERSON L. BONNEVAL. ~ Graver st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

SENT DowN.-John Duffy was yesterday morn
ng@nt to the First District Court by Recorder
Baldwin, charged with having committed a serious
assault and battery. The prisoner is a desperate
elow, and is the same person who broke away
rom officer Everett, of the Second Municipality
Police, some six weeks ago, while being conveyed
Dthe Parish Jail He will be better taken care of
lls time
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

OledreQ yesterday:
Ship New England, Robinson, Liverpool J.W. Giffney
shp Macedonia Jack, Liverpool, VIM. III. Haynes Il Co
Sup Lord Seaton, (Br.) FitzsmmOns, Liverpool
VIM. I'll. Haynes & Co
yak snwanow, Sleeper Malaga, John Alex ander
81g Elizabeth Watts Fountain, Barbados and MARKET
MMJoV bennett, snow. Pensacola, Master
aar Dora, BOghfgh, Pensacola, Master
Nhr Gen. Taylor, Meyer, Pensacola, Master
s5mbost Marshall Ney, Carlisle. st. Louis
j. r. Shaw & Co
samboat Jas Dick, Besnyder, Nashville. VIM. Crockett
Arrived Yesterday:
sap Suffolk, Merchant 20 days fin Boston, to master
Mmy.
S Maria Miller, I'm Brazos St Jago, 23d ult in ballast
omaster-lst my
Sh h Goodspeed, I'm Brazos st. Jago oath ult in bal
last to maser-1st my.
Mr Sarah, - days i'm Attakapas, to maser-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,
!a L. Day, Wood, I'm Mobile.
Majestic, IRE, fin Baton Rouge.
NaFRgo Brenham, I'm Skipwith's Landing.
haehez, Holmes, fin Hard Tmes-376 bales cotton
Warrior, Keeling, FIN Camden-4l bales cotton.
IMclmbla, Eager, I'm st. Louis.
ah Hancock Hank, im Louisville.
Western World, Norton I'm Cincinnati
lowboal Porpose, Disney, I'm the Passes,
Memoranda:
Owhoat POpose lowed down and to sea on the 9th u
ass Bohemia and Mariana brig r. Russell.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

THREATENING.-A slave named Martha Jones,
belonging to MIR. Miller, was yesterday arrested at
the request of Mary Owens, who charges her with
having used towards her abusive language, and
also threatening her life. The accused was re-
manded for future examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nom those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DkAWlNG or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
ae lessons to young Ladies in either of those beautiful
'Sampshmens upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
nthS Office apl2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

BEATING A NATcHMAN-Watchmen beat the
pavements with their sticks, but they sometimes
get beat themselves by heaven orsaken individu-
ais who have no respect for the awful sound of the
rattle and who care not pin for the challenge Of
the faithful guardians Of the night. Yesterday a
person by the name of John Glenn was brought be-
fore Recorder Baldwin the charge of having
assaulted Waterman J. K. Drummond, of the
Second Municipality Police. Glenn was sent to
the First District Court for trial. under $500 bonds
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

THE TATE SCRArE.-The examination of Mrs
Tate and her husband George TATE, for having
pelted the domicil of Martin Jennings with brick
bats and other missiles, was taken up yesterday by
Recorder Baldwin. After long examination, the
female Tate respectfully requested to give bail
for her future good behavior, and the arms of the
male Tate were released from the bondage of the law
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

Observation-Disclosures Kelly was yesterday ey-
amned on the charge of striking and severely
wounding Mrs. Morgan. The evidence was not
sufficient to substantiate the charge, and Kelly was
dismissed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

STEALING JEwELRy.-John Ochghlevich yes
terday accused coored woman named Margaret
Smith, who was living in his house as servant,
with having stolen from him three gold shirt buttons
worth Si5o, and gold chain valued at $50,
warrant was issued for the arrest of the person
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

SAMUEL LOCKE. Nos. 7 and 8 Front Leuee,. q
~ is now receiving and has in store EP
200 coils of Manila Rope, assorted to s inches. "A
800 do. Tarred Hemp, do. l to do. t.
100 coils Spun Yarn and Marlin.
5000 gallons Boiled Paint Oil; White Lead.
$500 do. Sperm Oil Lard and Whale Oil.
40 of Sheahing Copper assorted from Ia to q
Composition Nails and Spikes
800 tons of Bar Iron, assOrted-American Swedes.
2O50 kegs ofCut Nails, assorted, 4d to GOD.
100 Anchors assorted sizes from 40 to $500 lbs.
80 tons Chain Gables, assorted, from q Il. inch.
$50 sheets of Brazers Copper 10 to 100 ID. sheets.
500 boxes Tin Plates = Charcoal.
100 do extra size Tin Plates, IA 20.
100 boxes Loaded Plates, IA Y 20 &c. and TX.
5000 yards of Cotton Canvas, No to 10.
Tin and Japanned Ware by Wholesale; Speer Solder
Block tin Sheet and Pig Lead Riyets Kettle Ears Bras
chinery Circular Shears Pocket and Table Cutlery.
large and fresh stock of late mponations my25
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

EcCENTRIC-Jmmy kivahaw was arrested on
Wednesday night last at the request Of Mr. Synam,
for having been found sleeping in new building
Jimmy detested old boarding houses, and the pro-
pretors of old boarding houses detesed him, and he
accordingly betook himself to building that had
no crown on its head-no roofupon its top. Jimmy
was sent TO the Work house for thirty days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02
NOTICE

NM L. 5, HOUGHTON, of Vicksburg, and Mr.. r. w.
BURLINGTON, of Rodney. duly authorized agents
DlVe subscriptions and receipt for all moneys account
the CREscrNT''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

Lake end Of the P0ntchartrain Railroad.
THE present propetors of the above well known estab
4 lishment would inform the citizens of NewOr &c.
leans and all its former patrons, that the house, after =N
ae,- having undergone thorough repaTa- l--a-E
NssSgTs9tion opened for their accommodation
~-aAsA this season, and they may feel assured that
every endeavor will be made TO render their visits agreeable
The Resauran, will all times be supplied with the best
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such Pompano Black FISH
Croaker Trout Soft Crabs etc., besides all the decaces OF
the NewUreans market.
sE~ None but the best of liquors served at the bar.
mya6 I'm E. p KENNEDY u CO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02

CURIOSITY AND Calls BRAINs.-We yester-
day saw two great curiosties in the office of the
Mayor. One was the Mexican idol with its neck
broken clean off, reposing just as if.nothing had
happened in its beautiful sarcophagus, and the
other was the brain of a calf neatly enveloped in
piece OF brown paper. gentleman by the name
OF Lestrade, who was considerably interested in the
milk trade, came TO the conclusion that he could
manufacture milk considerably faster than the cows
could, and accordingly he went to work as follows:
RectDe-to make artificial milk: '''i'o half a pound
of caf's brains, add two large Jumps of well
pounded chalk, then pour into four gallons of water
about a pint of new milk. To be well shaken be-
fore taken.' Recorder Genois finding that he had
no law by which he could punish Lestrade, after
severe lecture had to discharge him but intends
to submit the matter to the Council at its next sit
ting. Is 1t not horrible to think, that the coffee
drank by some of us has been tinctured for months
past with the essence OF calfs brains BY the bye,
speaking OF guns, we are reminded of a question
propounded to the other day by A. C.. A.
Why sad.he, $ should MT be shingled %
" Don't know-can t tel-give it up For why!'
:" Cause the shingng would prevent the rain from
leaking into their miik!''' Rather wshey- washey.
observation-disclosures Spedden Yesterday held
an inquest on the body of male child, supposed to
be a German by birth, about three years of age,
name unknown The child was found in a coffin
floating IN the river opposite McCartys plantation
There was large stone attached to piece of rope
on the top of the coffin, which was painted black
The corpse, which was considerably decomposed
was neatly dressed, and had on handsome cap,
fringed with rich lace. The coroners PHYSICIAN
after having examined the body, stated that the
neck of the child had been broken, but whether
through accident or design he could not determine
A verdict was rendered accordingly. The fact of a
stone having been placed upon the top of the coffin,
the garments of the child, and the conclusion come
to that It's neck had been broken. render the affair
both strange and mysterious.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02
S y \ y S.

e For Vera Cruz-Rough and Ready Line.-The
- Tne fast sailing regular packet schooner RAIL
TAN, Capt Paxton, having part of her cargo
gagged will leave as above on THURSDAY, June the LIST
or balance Of freight Sthe bulk of 300 to 400 barrels or
passage apply on board opposite the Triangle Buildings
or TO lmy29l j. w. GIBBONS, % Customhousest
III For Brazos st. Jago-Rough and Ready Line
- The hne fast sailing sehr. ALBERT ROGERS,
~ Capt. SMITH having half of her cargo engaged,
MS as IN few day Fq balance Of freight about 200
myl6 J. w. GIBBONS % Customhouse st.
-sg%Ess. STEAM TO BRAzoS ST. JAao-Regu-
.SSlklIS lar Packet-The superior coppered and COP.
a1s.1 - per-iastened steamship A UGUSTA Capt
ne stevens, VIII ply as regular packet between New
and BRACES St Jago taking freight for Month of the
no ufdhue and MatamOros, which will be forwarded without
deiay ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Ma PrTS IN d DIS RdtGn; ~ - APPS 3m
THOMAS E. ADDY & CO, Brazos ST fano
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02
MNeTANA sAAEs,
Horses, Mules, Carriages, &c.

Horses, Mules, Carriages, sc.
By BENJAMIN KENDIG q co
II. B. KENDIG Auettoneer
SATURDAY June 3 at lJ q clock M-lVl be sod al
the AqsG s, a CG9s agd fomH99 streets
I Persons having Stock for sale will please be punctua
to the hour. Je2
Gor1nly's Basin Lots Of Ground-Without Reserve.
By PERSON q BONNEFAL
TUESDAY June ei 'S sRsl' Be b's sold
HREE ho 81 GRo a Situated in the
bounded BY Josephine Carroll and Laurent streets and the
nes ont on csephine street. by 10 feet in depth between
Carroll AM Laurent streets. These lots well located for
TrRNsNone,thild cash; balance at 6 and u months
eea tor notes (wthou enor'ers or INTEREST," bearing mort
Acts Of sale before j. B. Marks ESQ., Notary Public at
the expense OF the purchasers. js2
BY PERSON 4 BONNEVAL,
> Auction; at Banks Arcade without reserve "
NiLLl AM-Segro Man aged about q Field
5;ollN-l7 yeears-PIough Boy and Cotton Picker
Acts sale before R. Beard Esq, Notary Public al the
expense of The purchasers. eI
Credit Sale Ct Valuable Dinining-room Servant
BY PERSON & BONNEVAL
SATURDAY June g. at l. ococH-WiH be sdef at
JAMES-Negro Man aged about % years-a very fine
Dningroom Servant sold for no fault and to settle
maiadies prescribed by law.
TERMs-One years credit for satisfactorily endorsed
with mortgage until paid
Acts of sale before G. N HARRISON ESQ., Notary Public
at The expense of the purchaser Jel
Succession of John S. Lindner.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
LEWIS FLoRANCE Auctioneer.
ITO COMMENCE ON THURSDAY, lst June next
The greater part OF the rich and valuable PERSONAL
PROPERTY of the deceased situate in the store No At
Chartres street will be sold above Sale
at 10 o'clock and to be continued from day to day. the
executors may direct.
The property consists of splendid rosewood PIANOS,
nch, rare and valuable Mnsiea! Instruments; CHOICE
RHINE WINES; SELTZ WATERS; FINE CUT
LERY and an infinite variety of GERMAN TOYS.
D. MlESEGAES J Executors of the last
my2O let HANS ADDlCKs, of John s. Lindner
TO THE PUBLIC.
y ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers TO the public
~ his II UC7TONE,E1R for the sale of AL.
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pledgng bis utmost eXeon to promote the interest Of those
entustlng business to his care,
ag Negroes of every description constantly on hand,
at private public sale.
Gv~ Libe ra! Cash Advances made on consign-
ments. RICHARD TERRELL Auctioneer,
myO Nos. Is and 20 Banks's Arcade Passage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-02
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

WILL be paid for the recovery of the slave JOHN
w gnf aged about "a years, who is supposed to have
ayed from the Cotton Plant on Sunday the l4th
inst He is about feet inches, and well made has some
thing of the Indian appearance had goatee attached to
his chin dressed fancy cooed yellow pantaoons rather
short or his legs He belongs Col F. Farey OF Arkan
sas The above reward will be paid for the delivery OF said
slave at any jail, or TO c,o
myl8 BEARD, CALHOUN q w.