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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

INyEN1iQN fOR sALs TO Bs suLD-rHE ~
easive ush Tor the tntsd srfff 0f faiusbis ais.
III az improve ct ON sruels atsd b. ss'y MA
aud child ia timpci ~ uacetlfb Had hsrdsns. TO-
tatemybe ma.s yesrby spirtsd pesuwsop s,sssss
he msans Of tutnodItiug fhr s0uia w. 81
rafty, b. acdressg hoe 90 d. d." sfala ecs Nfw
Nofk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION Of PIC.
turss ever IA this c0unry-compnsius some Of the bes
works Of Titan, Marble iuteus and other II the i'd
Masters ~ olen g. the public u the Gallery Of tia Ma
uon Academy Of DttIgn q Broadvav Leonard
street. from .. A. NJ TO 10. r. VI. Admission, IS cen,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

Mr. MALONE EAyMoNPs MUSICAL IRISH
Wednesday and Fr,dsy Soc. Mrs Maop. Eay mondS lee
with the model Of Jerusalem Sunday Tuesday
Thusday and Saturday, IS cents Both b.gn ~ Bru-
netts Galley, the Fanoram. Hall 3ss Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

MEsNEHlsu MIND AND MATIER -MlsTE
WI res Of Wtchcr.ft-st III. Jogmh,sn Hal, No. gss
Grand STREET this evening tweduesdy) March d. Th,s
will lecture Nonomsnis Mr. shaw sagair the h.ld
viii operate e III, audience will tn
selves sud produce variety Of nshsrg resal hy
ton syppsthetie &c. &c To eomaense AZ ..
O'Clock. Abundance iek cess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

BROADWAY ODEON--ENTRANCE THROUGH
~ riaisoss rs dss Mile Colcn..'-Manassr: f.. q.
ss::-.N:- Tshls;St The MODEL :RTlsTs ia several
nowned Masters The public may assured that at The
Odson Morals respected md that Tableaur pro-
dneed bul those ihst he fsfdIous can look upos
W:Snssd,y March i-rtos,.mms. Part i-Tsblsauyv
covering Truth nc. Pats-venus st.ang Cupas Bow &c
Orehssrs Ros - rsrause Is essts Dorss l2k csat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

NlBLo's ALBANIA, $50 BROADwAY-THE
~ frat performance of the Piuesqae Cosc.r with the
trspa Ha,mcn,., viii take rl,ce this evening tWedres
dsy) and vii, thru the The public
thst this eIhbitton chase.
eg aud he music Of the very Grst ORDER nothing
te Jeff uldone stv the refined taste Of dese wing pub
lie. Doors open 81 o'clock reromsrce comnenc~ At
quette rs eents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

TTNION RlFLENEN -TwELFTH ANNUAL BALL
- OF ,ne Union R,nsmen Capt hH Els. sil .k,
D,nEe Bras' Band enssyed for the 1ekeu
he obtained a. The commitee-L,euts Joha G hoo "
Nassau ufest: Robert Brewer W Can't street. Wn Gamble
~ Nassau John Andr $50 nels
waller Bosg asa 3ih street; VIM. white On nd street
The floor viii be spder direction OF John tsnsoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01
ma. CHtIsTIE's GALvANIC AND MAGNETIC

~ never compounded medicine generally useful
for tho diseases OF horses generally Kkbdes Tat
Horse Powders They inue u ths horse he's
p,cu, disease cure Heaves Coughs Colds
Climbers Worms. aad also the best condition medic
that eau be usod. A. COUGH co, lao rult u street
sole pro' rotor. Sold also at N Y. TATTERsALLS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

DALMO's OfERA HOUSE-GRE AT ATTRAC TON
"Wednesday evening, March All new Tableaur.
aud style b. fore this posi- ely the
las, TING they VII ,nh,bt Pamos The celebrated
OF MODEL ARTISTS. twenty in number viii have the no.
nor OF ppeank IN series Of their celebrated Grand t.
hssus want, ard Poses Psstques under the
OF sig Monte Lille Uoon half past to commence
att Deu Circle ard Psrqret. So Upper Boxes, 30 cert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

IL OR LIVERPuOL-NEW LINE REGULAR PACK
ct q 2sh M,,ch-The new and spen0id fist sailing
picket ship ROSCIU@, WIN. VI. r. Moore, master is
loading. sud will positively sui above her regular
For passage apply hoard Orleans WHAT loot Of
Wall sweet, T.. K COLLINS IS south street Packet
ship S1DDoNs Edwa'd B. Cobb, master, will succeed the
Boscius and sail on he' regular day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

AGO. . .s 49,. s..s. ~, s ALL:
eckisg rassss ke Jscob rlsr will sell this day at 10
eioss the sneen ~ vt BY catalogue 80
Bsrmsrsh,n sod sfern.n hwfwsrs Sheffield cutlery,
he hives and frAs eco dorm foe poke, aud pen
Arrives saurer doEeus aud cards.
BE sns ,,s spoos eshe. soln sosps bn'tors ststia
- htne-gtss~s silver ad tue gold pencil cases
sld peus sess hoet srrns 'tsel hand and panel nws
h.ss esrdsstsk sate sud double barrel guns
80 hs< sod Zoe dnlis-pu With moving and
dressed sse voy combs Ice, pocket and psuknives and
oot tc1-r knses and f,rts aat sets OF
empistr Amercs trsee and bits old brass heads
fins fios T~Fcassa sis al bets
h4sa sasG rrv rssa. tns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

MO lICE.-MRs. ANN r. MORRILL,. " IN THE
city. il requested call at No. "a DEFY where
bother'u-'sw M r. A. ova. has something Of impor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

BEAUTIES OF THE orEaA-ATwtLL 2si BRO u.
- way. has this day Iubiised No Of The Beauties e he
Oper-embsilished with bssunfsl seu,.s e ~sno'iaa
Trnh containing Of the
music, yri MOE sh Mod Hear Oh h,g ne h,sls % ne
Of Lue borvs, sd By Tersss Tru Al.
fin Cur Life be,i shall ~ by
~ignos Bisoaeeaut. ia a. Lsrnme Neouhsh'
Lske Mshopse. vrItss by tn. Hoo L<sndsr Stur ccdi
e.ted TO Ma Waldeuus Bsie,. Wedaits chorus Per IL
aimaenso suitiio. Dontysts - lucts 80 Isr.
The beauties Of the OPEN 70 puh shed h
q per snnum, "a peT uu~se sshseussr, sSs
and sEepu applied st~iii p.hisisr 2st Rfa-swsv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

W BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FUR.
- ultuss. Hosss tauashirs At eies. ke-l w. Brown
vii s.ii his a.y weduesay Msrch lat tok o'clock a,
eomrrslsg mshassa. fss ens evans ottomsns. cured
-sp. ehsrs shng,rv aad rocking eh,irs
stass tables s.hx.sy saa walnut French bedsesds
Nsurssses Ne Ala rich sranda- sups trays Plated
w.e eui srd ehir, With ax. asorimer, Of uss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

DaACTICAL BOOK KEsriNU-Mr T. Z MARSH,
Accountant No So eder street. author &C he Science
OF Dauhe Entity Bookkeeping simpt fed and the AIT &
nrle Entry keeping improvs continues TO teach AS
above he public 10 respectfully informed tht The plan
pusued BY Mr. Msrh teaching this important branch, Is
truly CONNIE Of scee u keeping books rather than
course Of eeiures the theory. trosp ctuses With eIm
can he obtained A. the rooms. from9 A NJ to9PM
OATS OATS! OATs!-CANAL OATS OF A sU
~ penor guilty, hne and ground feed Indian meal shots
blthay, &c giant ties to sutt lurrhaser the lowest
market prces. For SITE by j. w. MELLisH, o. Washing
street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
xsS e NsCaas& So
I + GREAT REMEDY Oi,
n A'k'sJ r..

n NEBI AN OIL. pr.cafed from q well ia Ecnmc
&& ~ l33f.sl tslow the -@faree - e selt. certain
eun mlaiabo eAi' JOY tpi siN- stiN,s, ,'ls' 49,
seaas burns, teitt. tF'siPtl"s re"h Ae"o ei'et !"
faWmttoFA s'It thi"di' sore oi9 "'sH'' e1eN' a'u
i'ncc. ulcers lever soI's aud ieuHN'i! i'H '''sil
winch ieias !" lF e9e e'h W. ''it. ''. '."i''
u never yet iaicd " hen ustd ACCORDING l" at'''"hs
| bcSd the lQlNW lhi - $50.
MeUeits.,f NN'E' ~ :, a. ...t -, ~ :. 80
This T. 10 ecii4 lhat h} vac Ma'ie'' 'tief+ was
cNttd OF bhtuH"iiN epiii'"ii'' V f'N'ii -" '-tl' ~
Ht whith SIC 81 az 80 ei'' 90 1" "l'tN ~ 'iht"
e. In one eeH s'y We ,"'' ~ i1l.E W. y W. ecu
' ana eoeH JAIN "Hou' a. 'i' ~ ~
41NA ilNN HtttttNi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
WEsIENN INsIINANeE coMrANY.

II iie eoW94hy, ENG uou daly organised Is prepared
a !" inett 4si q &C. p every description OF Flf ana
hafns hrh-, sns o. dteiirs Ha,.ses store ilt.t 4 =
ah iittr r'.tuis. Aisn, afetu hoas TIA loais ana
Bee tta's " i 'aa+' cafsut ana tom any para o.
US N'" la fisi-str rlters. 81 theirtrautary stream
ha''f.- 'HI ttuauce 90 le made tor 20 frts.,t Ia
tAs ''.ts" 90 il.e N ii-eiiug Savings iustnuulu.
alt r. Mct on $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

tn med i-tal eaeiurtqu' is STATE curative 20 a.
ittlinh7 pt fHe .eih unHafthg HtaI,H and leeut,
We eaN baaNat $50 aR, thtunacf Va dn lut lirfitrl
~ sas ihe' taavuss Soa t'a- either Invested 81 pre-
pared u iIs Not a. al, gre iuvcni.on iIi entirely
our oWn-so e.so as manufacture. Ht It's iacdt-iual
ar-is are nu eeHoas 81 iHat Iuac. whilst beanie
lug pf1pcHts are ieret owing 10 tie tlrcGssi an
H. The Hrnna h orc at i4Hre agriiurius plants
whose virtues co-tnotilge hE- centuries hera
known only % tie enc hul iA tle wonderful
sHrocsf of a. adv = S"af M Nupa.i. ta transparent
so0ness 10 thr IS n, health snd heauis .e compec
ton. proof positive OF az rare end xaata priuts
Ihs, WITH other hslsamic pl4nis. p----He healing.
CLEANSING. Eutlft .Hn hfeuti5 .ef.f. aatt D. ON
~ te great secret u tile success 80 EaaWat
Soap Roadway soap speedy M t eject ~ fcinat ne
Tan, Suasurn Pimpies kotches fust4J.s rsiIc.,.
Cures Salt Eheum, htnsu ofu, kssh aud --l fia t.e.
tur shaving t- 1cri.rh for tie Iutie ID i atf 4 od
sold cents. large. aud i2t cetts ga lia ss 90
The priucFal uepots, Oh iguftetd street. 500 lta
New Nork. Jar RAuWAN 40.
55f frafi street. New \ ora.
sold IN Nheelingby 4 o FAIANHiLn.
anglo Ascni
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
WHEELING y BELMONT BRIDGE

No r5. opposite Iuc Nuurpe House. -ian - Wheeling,
qua sUh.cftcr mar ast received from Ncu Nork and
FAlialeIpiti sarge and splendid essafunent OF
Fan aud NutCf Goo ds IAc saeA consists Of the fol
lowing articles. viz.
very large ead Ncrert assoftne u1 OF superior biz.
blue aaa fuHc} telofcd feur CLOTHS and cassinefes, OF
al qua and yits also very latEequaul of hlk,
hut sEd fancy c9ilTtd Tsfftts tesHtliul stock u
STA Aevris, ~stlHs, and Ngstues OF all knds. Blue
ana brown blankets, hdkls. AID fancy ellis aud gum
slsFenosss. Gloves hosiery china silks, AID lambs
wool 1 .allalILIs ana IIaAeLh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
Is Of cspecr. remain, dear sir your
ADJ AZ CLARK.
- StNNNlt CLARK,
4 a.

iNefHc uHtfisencd I6ne peTs0n5IIl a1quaInlcd NIiH
The sssc IS Nj CBrks son believe lie above statement
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
%'Ggm0e1e Qgg e. .

Ip0 CROSS Cisrk's sup'r Matches, received and tot
" sale by mia FRlo AkBP AuII..
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE, % 81 30 N.-LosolrrDr, 80 win Time, Oh

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Leodes, Low, Liverpool, L. II. Gale
Ship Magnolia, Gray Boston. l.. ii. Gale
Ship WaTery, Truman, New York, J. o. Woodruff Il Co
Ship Boston, Pratt, Liverpool, Bailey Baxter
Ship Calender, Mason, Liverpool, L. &. jenkins
Ship sea, Barstow, Liverpool, Gardner, Sager u Co
Bark n. w stevens, Stetson, New York Toby Bogert
PARK onOWden, Peack, Liverpool Houghton, Rankin n Co
Bng Richard lBr) White Liverpool w. IL. Haynes Co
bns ha9eiia Read Rogers Charleston, A hearney Co
Lchr VIM. ii, Hazard, Saunders, Charleston,
X. M. Harrison & Co
scm Dora, Bogheit Pensacola, Master
soh NOra, brduDuIy, South Pass, Master
schF Mary CaroIne, Walng, Pensacola Master
schr Auas, hlason Brazos River Dobbin & Wickham
Arrived Yesterday:
Snip France Marshall, fin Vera Cruz. 18th ult., in ballast
On. 10 master-2d my.
ship Gous Leonard, Is days I'm Boston, to G. W. Hynson
I'd my.
Bark JOHN Potter, Tew IS days FIN New York, to Thomp-
n son, ChuIchman d Cod my.
DARK Beaver, EdmOndS, I'm New ork via Apalachcoa,
II , 10 maser-Laiayete.
" D. sClr AHsD Jones' days FIN Port Lavacca in ballast
70 0uarlemaster-3d my
Al, ~ STEAMBOATS,
usce TO- Z, Gwatney, I'm YaZoo River-207 bales cotton
Music Ddneres, from Lockpor-l4 bales cotton
kknsha, Landry, i'm Bayou Sara-2S bales cotton
nRmIaZoh Johnson I'm Bayou Nermllllon
g 81 w; russell, hliIief, I'm Kentucky River,
Sua Wight, y Neil, i'm Cincinnati
neae Isle, Castillo, i'm st. MarunsviIle
oregon, Hefn, i'm Mobile.
IOwboat Pat Henry, Miller I'm the Passes
Memoranda
lOWboat Diamond, Davis, from the Passes-towed down
dl 10 sea on the 18th u ships Gossypium and Alex Grant
thought mp ships France and Grotlus and scbr Arispi
Spoken:
by ship France the 24h ult in latitude "a 20 longitude
EodaysOnt WIN ava wv
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PROP osALS FOR A LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TR EAS U DEF a 1 " T. ~
SEALED proposals will be received under the act OF Dist
- March last until g. Saturday, the 18th OF june
1913 millions dollars OF United States stock
buabe twenty from and after the LIST day OF july lo'
bearing per interest annum payable semahhu-
ally the first days OF January and July OF each year
bid will be received below par will any bid be
unless per cent thereof deposited IN some aeosoy D
proposals The bids all cases, must euncodIIohd' anu
without any reference to the bids OF Others ana s9 S'd
distinctly the premium offered me Pfooas1 sts and
addressed the Secretary OF the Treasury washington VIZ
d C. The sums which may be accepted VIII be required 10
be paid the deposary OF the United States nearest te pa
OF residence OF the persons respectively whose oieTs
successful but the amount OF the accepted DIGS from p
ders residing the Unted States must be deposited with
the assistant treasures New York, Boston, fhHadeipa
or New Orleans ..:.... = Al .
To give an opportunity all persons to participate IN the
investment OF funds in this stock bids will be received Tor the
lowest denomination of certificates authorized by ia"-oeh
for fifty dolars-as well as for higher suns he
All certificates under one thousand uolids w oe
HE on the hooks of the treasury but all certificates Tor that
sum and upwards will be transferable on the DOORS OF the
treasury by delivery with coupons au ache a. te option
nI the bidder To avoid expense confusion, ana muthcd
ton of all certificates win coupons attached VIII
be- for the sum OF one thousand dollars.
The successful bidders will be required 10 deposlte the
amount awarded five equal instruments in each of the
months of July, August, September October and Novem
be- tie present year. except Tor sums net exceeding twenty
thousand dollars where the bidder may be desous OF max
NAV be "a once deposited The stock will bear interest in all
casas from the Lac OF depOsie.
The lids VIII be opened at the Treasury Department at
on Satu-iay the i7 of June 1888 in the presence
introduced into the act of 31st of March last no bidder
VIII he permitted to Withdraw is bid. On all bids not
accepted, the amount deposited in advance will be mme
dately returned. TIE whole premium on the amount
awarded must be derosIted part OF the inst payment re-
qulfeti Ia July 3e1.. X. j. " ALhEh,
apx tell. saarstsIT al this Treasury
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

A PIcTURE.-At the very moment that the jour
nails of the European monarchists are predicting
the overthrow of American institutions on account
of the war with Mexco-even just after Gulzot
talking in the of safety and preroga-
tive, of preserving the balance of power on the
North American continent-in the midst of the va
pid eloquence of Lord George Bentick, in favor of
Selling Cuba-and while every representative and
dependent of privilege abroad is feasting his eyes
upon the hope and the belief that the United States
are fast fastening to premature grave-a few
French worknen, 90 in blouses,' begin to sing a
song of liberty in the streets of Paris, which pre-
sently responded to by thousands of others, until at
last an attempt is made to drive them back to their
dwellings, when in an instant the smothered en-
bers of revolution burst into blaze, which imme-
dately consumes all the instruments and ensigns of
monarchy, driving the Chamber of Peers into the
high ways, and causing Louis Philippe himself to
run for the uater Thus, in few short hours,
ish all the expectations of our enemies! Thus
Despair takes the place of Hope! Thus, by the
unseen power of Providence, is the mighty strick-
en- down in the midst of his greatness Penn
sgyunidn
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Atlantic, Lake and Mississippi Telegraph.


Including Tie Neo Orleans Line, through tie .Atssis
sipps HaHey.)
As have extended the . Atlantic, Lake and Mis-
sssipp Telegraph" from the Atlantic Seaboad to the
Mississippi at st. Louis. including the Great Lakes and
have nearly completed the line to NG Orleans that the
whole Geographic range from The Canadian frontier to the
Gulf OF heyiuo will be operation lines constructed un
der arrangements about tie close Of June-making
total of about four thousand miles of Teegrap-(with ar
thousand maes before December connecting by light
ming, nearly every important point all the inland wa
of the United States)-THIS NOTICE is GIVEN
that any where along the whole range of lines thus con-
ucted progress by my associates and myself any de-
mand whatever has been inadvertently left unsettled by any
phon employed in the construction of those extended lines
such demand be forwarded me- for settlement by my
agents at New Orleans St Louis Indianapolis Vncennes
Wheeling, Nashville, Memphis, Natchez, Tuscumba
tIod, Buffalo, Philadelphia Albany New York.
Other opportunities will be taken express my sense of
The confidence and friendship with which have been sus-
famed by my ieowcitzens and by the newspaper press
generally while engaged thus extensively in carrying out
project which embarked before mile of Telegraph was
constructed by Individual enterprise in America and in
which have had 10 contend only with all the difficult
hsOa enterprise but with extraordinary troubles that
are aIeady too familiar TO the public
HENRY O'RE1LLY.
NeD Orleans, .9PrI IL, 1S4S.
~ Col CHARLES DOANE. at New Orleans. will
attend 10 business connected with the above mentioned
Ines aba If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

GAVE BAIL-Elizabeth Heath was yesterday
arrested in the First Municipality, the affidavit
Illegally covered her shoulders with a mantilla
belonging to deponent- Miss louisa, who hangs
out at the corner of Rampant and Customhouse
streets states that the accused fair one on certain
occasion " acknowledged the CORN and she may
therefore expect to suffer some from the enmity of
her prosecutor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02
ON THE GUITAR -. To Miss 9.

such moving sounds, from such a careless touch
So little she concern'd and we much
Tbetremblng strings about her fingers crowd,
And tell their joy for every kiss, aloud.
small force then needs to make them tremble so
Toucbed by that hand, who would not tremble too?
Here Love takes stand and, while she charms the ear,
Eulpties his culver on the listening deer.
Masic so softens and disarms the mind,
That not one arrow can resistance find.
Tins the fair tyrant celebrates the prize.
And acts herself the triumph of her eyes
So Nero once, with harp and hand surveyed
His flaming Rome and as it burnt, he play'd.
.,,, orleans, .8prI, 1913.
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S N \ y S.

-rsezs STEAM TO BRAzos ST. JAGo-Regu-
EifkTHs lar Packet-The superior coppered and cop
.sTa=zaR per-fastened steamship U GU ST A, Capt.
Alfred Stevens will ply regular packet between New
orleans and Bazos ST. Jago taking freight for Mouth OF the
Ro Gande and Matamoro which will be forwarded without
delay ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Lighters, ETC. to insure dispatch apps 3m
Agents MORTIMER, TURNER & CO, New Orleans,
tTHOMAS Il. ADDY & CO., Brazos ST. Jago.
If Fer Mouth of Rio Grande and Matamoros-
lA Inc iine fast sailing, light draught: regular packet
fF9 o1 ee ehpesea will have dispatch for the above places
Ter. Or TO j. w. GIBBONS, % Customhouse st.
Bar. ~ o o anu " " onoi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

SECOND MuNIcIPALITY.-The Second Munich
pality dock yesterday morning, was what Samuel
Weller would call the ''wale of voe.' The I'M
happest set of creatures that ever did see, We're
there assembled, like a parcel of undergraduates
perched upon the bench. After ooking at the
Recorder, however, for about an hour and a-halt,
they all flew off, spreading their wings IN the d.
rsctinn of the Workhouse.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

aysExAr1oN.-We learn from an authentic
sonrce. that the authorities of Cuba are very much
afad that we shall annex that Island to the United
s States. "Speaking of guns we may as well
rssntion a saying Of that noted Washington wag,
Matthew ST. Clair Clark Mr.. Parkenham the Bri-
,;Sb Minister one day said to him. Why expect
nan WilI next annex England :" Hush Hush p
ysid Clarke, if you put it into our peoples heads,
sai' be hanged if they don't do it.''-New York
,T.r;ng Sfar
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VT7EBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DlCTlONARI CON
w tanning the First Edition. in vols. quarto also the
Second Edition, IN vols, royal octave
Bolle's Photographic PTonouncng Dictionary;
Encyclopaedia Americana popular Dictionary OF Arts,
Sciences Literature, History, Politics and Biography,
Crabbe' Synonymes: LA vols;
Edinburg Encyclopedia. Is vols
Washington and his Generals, vols, by Headly;
Napoleon and his Nlarshals, vols, by Headly
Sherwoods Works. the only uniform edition published IN
the United States, IS vols;
Harpers' Pictorial Bible;
Lengard's England from the First Invasion by the Romans,
fifth edition. 8 vos
Hallams State of Europe During the Middle Ages seventh
Waverlv Novels vols: edition;
The Youth of Shakespeare American Almanac for lS48;
A large assortment of School and Miscellaneous Books
constantly hand also. the latest editions Of Law and
Medical Works. For sale by THOS: l.. WHITE,
a29 st Bookseller and Sationer. SO Canal ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

STATISTICS OF HoGDoM.-We give place to the
sIlowing statement of the number of hogs packed
IN the West during the last season, as we find it in
tbe St Louis Republican. Entire authenticity is
mi claimed for the statement, but the numbers
gyen are sufficiently correct for the purposes of an
aggregate: -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02
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THIRD DISTRICT CoURT.-The long pending
case of Sarah Cohen "a minor, prosecuted BY her
,tather) VS.. Manager Dauis Of the Orleans Theatre.
was yesterday decided in this court The present
suit or suits as there were two petitions filed -
were brought torecover the salary of Miss Cohen.
at eighty dollars per month, during the term of her
engagement, and also to recover damages for a vio
atlon OF the contract entered into with Miss c. in
New York, by M. Fiot, the stage manager of the
Orleans theatre Miss Cohen came on here in the
fall OF 1916, and commenced herengagement at the
Orleans theatre as ddnseuse. She danced but a
few nights, when Davis refused any longer TO COM
ply with the contract, and she was dismissed. At
the expiration OF the first month"; suit was nstitu-
tuted before Justice of the Peace for the recovery
OF Miss C's salary, and judgment for the amount
Obtained OF, upon which an appeal was taken to the
third District Court, where the Judgment was af-
flrmed The present suits We're subsequently, insti-
tuted to recover the salary of the remaining term of
her engagement, and damages arising from being
detained in this city subjected to expense. The de-
tendant alleged that Miss Cohen did not dance as
well as she had done in New York, and did not
prove attractive. The evidence upon the relative
merits of danseuses beautifully reverted to,
and if published, would throw great light upon the
subject. Judgment for 1886 and costs was rendered
In favor of plantif-some money received on &C.
count having been deducted from the whole amount
claimed as salary The claim for damages was no}
made good.