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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08
Improved Lafayette Property.
BY PIERSON q BONNEVAL, Auctioneefs,

Office .No. 81 1IrGrler street,
TUESDAY, May 9th at Il clock, M.-Vill be sold at
Banks Arcade
A HOUSE AND LOT situated on Rousseau street, be.
tween Sorapuru rand First streets the Lot measuring 80
e front on Rousseau street by feet inches and
lines between parallel lines
ne improvements comprise comfortable nestory frame
WIN -FOUR rooms which be used for two families
and situated about two squares from the Market house
JACKSON street ana one from Tchoupouas street.
Ierm-onethird cash, balance IL months credit for
mole bearing mortgage without endoser interest and if
ho pad at maturity to bear interest the rate per
per annum.
pense of the purchaser. ' " ma
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STRANGE "A few days ago woman, appa-
rently sane, whilst going down Poydras street, saw
little child who had wandered away from its
parents. She took the little creature by the hand,
and after caressing it, walked with it down to the
French burying ground. Her actions were observ-
ed by some persons who followed her, and they
arrived just in time prevent her from dashing the
infant against tombstone. This is the sixth or
seventh time that this unfortunate creature has
been found abducting children. 1t is supposed, by
the lady from whom we received this information
that the unfortunate woman in question has lost
her own child and the grief attendant On its death
has crazed her brain.
They may talk about heroisfn, virtue, genius
and pride in this wordEbut in the category of
the virtues of humanity, a. MoTHERss LOVE will
be found to be the brightest strongest, best of ALL
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Gs- The river continues to fall slowly, and unless
rise takes place soon some of the large boats VIII
be compelled TO lay up. 1t is falling at all points
above.-LouisuiHe Journal of 29th uh.
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MONEY REcovERED-A man by the name of
William Wood, who evidently had more cash than
caution went down in a cab to the she'll road on
Friday night last. The fair but frail one who ac-
companied him in his travels got him drunk, and
then relieved him of Sil0. Yesterday Officer Mel
ligan OF the I'd Municipality, arrested three persons
supposed to have been connected with the above
robbery On searchinsthe person Of Matilda Moore,
$IO0 of the stolen money was found. The parties
implicated will be brought before Recorder Bald
win This morning
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ITlnpE, @ 81 80 N.-LoNeITUDE, 80 Win Time, Oh


0i. Cleared Saturday:
@p team) Palmetto smith, Galveston. Harris & Morgan
Sap AieiOpe Smith Boston, f. M. Weld Il Go
SNp Susan Lord Chadbonrne Jiverpool l.. Fl. Gale
Sp sSahees Ann, Robinson Boston, j. P Whitney & Co
n.y. N.Y. I'm T. m sPrague Chase Liverpool J. p Whitney Co
p fao wright Fanan, Glasgow, J. p Whitney & Co
P PI katharine Watts, New York, C, j. Meeker
S SaA cue Iaton, Bteethen Boston. Fosdck Bro
nh nh 4, Il. douglass Norylle Baltimore, c. Meeker
~ Bsa p ieHpleion, Nichols New York c. j. Meeker
Ss rreflect, Gardner, fampico, Andrews Il Dewey
VA Nara, Miller Brazos Santiago. Master
81, n raly. FiIkns, Warsoe, Sabine Pass, Camerden
S Nv VWegon, Amy, Tampeo Dobbin l. Wickham
Sam 0bheua ,r Dagger, Vera Cruz Dobbin & Wickham
''d@OOat Marshal Ney, Carlisle, st. Louis,
Sssmbo,, T., Warneken & Kerchhotf
"s0 -heledh, Sterrett, Galveston, master
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U. S. HIARSAAL'S. SALE.
James Titusvs. Sloop Onero,
In the District Court Of the United States fer the District
.Qf Louisiana. :, No 647s.
ID directed in the above entitled case will expose to sale
to the highest bidder May 49, lS4s, al II
o clock, M, at Banks's Arcade on Magazine street.
The Soop ONERo-her tackle, apparel and furniture
as she now lies near the New Basin
5erms-Cash.
us ManhaIs Office, New Orleans. April &c, 1873
ap27, my6&i3 WIN, T. WAGNER, U. s. Marshal.
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PANE-FUL.-James Mcdonald, having nothing
else with which to-empioy his time, took it into his
head to go on pleasure excursion. He accordingly
armed himself with several brick-bats, which he
SHE'D into the glass windows of the house of Mr..
Newtn. in -Notre Dame street. Mcdonald was
arrested and required give bail for his appearance.
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NsMMEMNs.
JACOBS ICE CREAM SALOON

JACOBS ICE CREAM SALOON,
OPP OSITE ST CHARLES THE TIRE.
es7fa The Subscriber takes pleasure to inform bisp,
S9s friends and the public in general that he has E7
gsS.SSRss opened his ICE CREAM SALOON on St mi
"a AFFLECK Flower Depot, where he will keen
all kinds of Ice Creams Frozen Lenonades and Sherbets
The SALOON is airy and pleasant, and everything
viii be done render visltes comfortable The subscriber
solicits share OF public patronage.
G Families supplied at short notice, with the best quail
ty and any quantity OF the above. apps I'm
REFRESHMENTS
FEsHE undersigned begs inform the public that he has
removed his Ice Cream Establishment from st. es5 "a
Charles street to the CORNER OF CANAL AND BA IS
ROME STREETS, where his Saloon will be 10y
opened SATURDAY EVENING, April 8, S9AS
and remain open daily from II o'clock till late hour
pied such Ice Cream Sherbe!s, Ice Lemonade etc
lie trusts that the convenient locality of the Saloon and
the unexceponabe quality of the refreshments provided
wiz induce a fair share OF public patronage:
APPS I'm H. WILI.OZ,
CARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS.
~ The public is respectfully informed that this .5.ss,
fM;hA most delightful place of resort and Esa
-k,a= meht Is now open under the management
OF me subScrDer In the extensive grounds 30. E2Y
QUEIS OF all Kinds will be furnished by the gard
ner and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
XIV "A'
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
and Improvements meantime preparation is made to fur
nsh dinner parties with all the decaces of the season. and
the best of wines and liquors
And last though least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts to administer the comfort OF his
friends aud the public generally whose he soicts
MI am
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N0Np LOST
y The S Sai last week, a DIAMOND BREAST-PIN
sae b1 a n Will be literally rewarded by leaving the
--"'Ce. myl If
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MN9TANM slMAgs, .
Lot of Ground, corner of Richard and St. John the

By HEARD. CALHOUN & &C.

Baptist streets.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & CO,
J. A. BEARD, Auctionaer
THURSDAY, May I1-Wiii be sold at Auction al IL
i o'clock, at Banks Arcade
A certain LOT OF GROUND in the Second Municipal
ty in the square bounded by ST John the Baptist Orange
Religious aud Richard Streets Said lot measures Is iset
Richard street OF 80 feet 10 inches lines, forming
ner OF said streets
Itrms-rhe purchaser will assume payment of note
amounting $251 u.s. due 2h june 1913 another note for
s6 18th June s4 and another note for $3.50 %, due
18th June, 1850; balance in cash.
Act OF sale beioe r. Beard, Notary Public, at the
pense OF the purchaser. my8
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COURT OF INQUIRY Y.
[REroRrEp FOE THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.

Brig Gen NATHAN TowsoN, President.
- CALEB CUSHING, and
Col w. G. BELkNAP. .
Capt. SAMUEL g. RIDGELY, Judge .4duocatc.
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y . 9 - s .

VERANDA HOTEL
THE subscribers associated in business Tor the purpose
For the very liberal and constantly increasing pat
Hsa L a Ths vii Ss s psn
+ + + Hl H RFRSHhru NUDGE Is sG Ia
HOTEL AND GARDENS;
Of TIE s sit HoTE nsD s ss
s=sT ~ miles from Canal ST.. Neworeans' rsa thes
The subscriber has the honor to that he is now
fully preparsa to aeeommodsae limited number OF boAD
Per Day, 81 Per Week, SO CO. Per Month 80 90
Fish Dnns to ORDER and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors, .,
at the Saloon or in the Gardens.
The Dining and Restaurat under the charge Of
Mr. PoucHET one of the first caterers and formerly Oh
Biiiiard Tables, Ten:pin Alleys and auos
sSs The TfeO FEoWER GARDENs attached to the Hotel
ten acres in exent are laid out with much and in
fine ORDER and Gr anything OF Inc kihd III TIE
BorquETs in great variety always to be had applica
Every H9 paid Sf zM Th9ff GfS9ps
PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
Hos 9 sss well knoT I TeHn as Of 3i New
es ON s G %, o i6e eeepo on of ye
JUNE 1st During the winter considerable aefa -
view Of adding to the comfort Of those seeking health
or pleasure.
The Bachelors apartments, numbering sixty have
been finished in superior and the prodreor fee
hesitation saying that they not surpassed al any
watering place in the Union. O.
Additional bed fooms wash houses, Ironing rooms NC
have been erected expressly for servants III the employ
vster.
The SEABATH1NG cannot be surpassed on TIE coast ana
connected with the establishment. ., .,,.,.
The design othe proprietor to render this establishment
first class Hotel all its appointments ana worthy the
patronage citizens of LOU lana and adjoining STATES
The splendid low pressure mail steamers Oregon and jas
Isl at IL clock Nj arriving at the Pass at p NJ and
during the season the and elegant steamer
California belonging the lne Will leave every alter
nate morning O'clock returning to the city at II a NJ
day. The steamers Mobile and 'ioh'ezuna aEo leave
regularly from the New Basin. IN
families and Others, wishing to secure rooms, will please
address the subscriber -
r. IT, MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian Miss.
e Letters other naIabe matter. left at the office OF
daily my5 lmis 3md&W
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BENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON,

JENNY LIND ZOE CREAM SALOON,
No. 81 ST. CHARLES STREET-Up Stairs.
{ME 9sl.ss opp2s NE. THE us. THEATssE
O. opened THIS EVENING, Tuesday, ys5
eclipse any estsbshent Of The Kind in the Southwest and
fully VEIN splendor' with the Palaces of Refreshments in
The Saloon Is fitted with the most costly and comfortable
furniture, by MeDu of Magazine street whose
well known in this city that would be supsfueus to say
The Refreshments will consist Of CREAMS and SHER.
BETS Of variety of favcr, together with all the de-
IT. sM Mit formerly and tor long time ths efficient
entire superDtendanes-the announcement of whieh-wi
guarantee to the community the most fashionable resort in
New Orleans.
The proprietor the public that the attendance shall
be unequaled and that the whole management of the Sa
loon will be such cannot fail to please the most astidou
notice. with an the deloaeies of the season. aplO I'm
ICE CREAM SALOON.
GlaThs subscriber takes pleasure in informing ssaa
his friends s. and nd 5s TN pqhf gsqeaay of he
~ situated on 81. Charles Street, next door to Ta
the corner Of Gravisr street. and directly opposite
Mr. Clapp Church. where he intends at all times to keep
variety of such other Fruit Creams the season will allow
together with Sherbets and Frozen Leonades As every
attention will be paid to please and as he has been at great
expense lifting up his establishment he hopes to receive
Families supplied at short notice, and on reasonable
terms.
In his store under the above Saloon. will be constantly
found Soda Mead and large and general assortment OF
Fruits, Candies Confectionery, and sweemeats of-evey
To- The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened, ready for vs
tiers, on THURSDAY, the 2sd inst.
eds ha nbg pf 81 b as bg @
sa mR aaa w" De als2oafse
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4 cp,,r SITUATTON wAMTCD

SnNI IEMAN from Aial wa s NJ; I: oxto,s;voIv 40
o7doO j IN tla State, wishes a situation as salesman or
eaOR mo either IN dry goods grocery house Com
SnHer ia Ide and is willing TO remain through thu
e hs he can make himself useful and profit
Ea us employer. Inquire at Mrs Taylor's 81 Canal
mills
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

NEGRO STEALING A NEGRo-Late on Satur-
dav last. officer MoulIs, of the Second Munich
paIity Police, arrested Louis, negro belonging to
Cunnigan, charged with stealing negro belonging
to Lean d Fash. The stolen negro was found con-
cealed on board the steamboat Rainbow.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

YJvO RES0V b these troublesome and dangerous lnhabI
sns Of the stomach and bowels which so often u, ~
the health and destroy the lives OF chllden use -
T0NIC VFP 4JfFf CE certain and safe preparation Io
the removal of various kinds of Worms, Dyspepsia. oou
stomach Want Of Appetite lniante Fever and cue anu
Ia;iitV Of lie stomach and Bowels and Organs OF ges
non il Is without exception Of the most valuable pre-
pdtaion' III 'i'e "0''1 NATHAN JARVIS co,
f-....or Of Manazina and Common streets
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A yorvc TO MERCHANTS.
Il ttbnsnoM MAN of experience, and well conversant
gSss Commission or Grocery House The best refeen
-. rof particulars, apply at this office my5 If
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mv4 2md&SW corner Canal anu MagaAlne SIS
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE. :.
,H1E ncref offers sale the following improved Real

IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
rH7UE subscriber offers for sale the following improved Real
4 Estate, liberal terms re- era
A LOT OF GROUND at the corner OF GravierSAfa
and Baronne streets occupied Grocery, &c, IN tile
square bounded by Gravier Baonne Caondee and Union
streets having 49 feet front on Gravie street, by depth and
front of l06 feet on Baonne street -
, Five TWOLSTORY BUILDINGS and LOTS on
-. t,irod street between Tchouptouas and Commerce
f streets being the Nos. q 70 % q and ~ GTod street
III each lot having feet front rOd street. by So feet
in depth occupied as stores and dwellings
a. Two TWO-STORY BRICK STORES. Nos. "a and
rs commerce street between Lafayette and Girod streets.
each lot having feet front Commerce street. by ~ feet
in depth. - - :, <,,.,- -, nj,
pgs nearly new the Lafayette the north side OF
Third street between Tcioupitoulas and Rousseau street,
each having feet front Third street, by 1Ol feel IN
anN aCt H. ST. JOHN 9 Lafayette street
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MISERABLE DWELLING TO RENT.
yr,ITE besnuI rame House No 1873 Baonne street, g.
IS for Rent For small family affords hsa every very
ffds valuable chance those who wish to go to House
Keeping From central situations being not more than ve
$500; walk TO the St Charles Hotel, must meet with
am immediate rental Cash to be paid for the funitgre-
bought Apply the person on the premises, No w Bsr
onne street. @pA's
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AGUE PILLS.

JAYNE's AGUE PILLS.
THESE PILLS are put up in vias containing from
i twenty eight to thirty Pills each, and being mus ea-
Guided from the air never deeroae undergo any change
are warranted if used according the directions to De an
'n''''i''e 'e'Aeu' io NATHAN JARVIS & co.
,n1o f-or,or Of MagaZine and Common streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The following sem
fences were passed by Judge McHenry, of the First
District Court, on Saturday last: Antonio Daugo,
for stabbing, with intent to murder, sentenced to
four years at hard labor in the Penitentiary Henry
Summers alias Harrigan, for robbery, was sem
fenced to seven years at hard labor in the Peniten
tary; George Shearer was tried for assaultng, with
intent to kill but found guilty of assault only
and sentenced to one months Imprisonment and
costs of prosecution. Martin Blanchard, for stab
bing with intent to kill, was sentenced to three
months imprisonment and fine of $40 and costs.
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" AMR S.,
TO MERCHANTS

4 CrNr1 NJ, 10 MERCHANTS.
"A ont az hnAN perfectly acclimated who is at present
Book kaeD eihpioyment, wishes TO obtain Situation as
gzq Or IN such other capacity as will enable him to
compensation for the ensuing season
tNs w. b. Office OF the Crescent 95 St Charles
my6 2w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

Louisville, Nashville, and New Orleans Telegram
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Iop3 LII al REC n his po ts
political times. For sale by MILES G; SALE & CO.,
APPS II st. Charles street. {
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TT PARSONS, o4 CGmq street has spa---E9.a%.v.r.y=z
4 l. cious Rooms suitable for ST0RAG f. sas
%e rsR on f1e A aG Wit e. iq Rep ~
Insurance, and delivered in good order.
Fox SALE-Two sets OF elegant Rosewood FURNI-
TURE from the factory of E. W. Hutchings & Co., AIS
Broadway New York. - -
Together with heav Wy stock of PIANO FORTES. which
offered at i0W prices the has far advanced
an IA dlw&3awtf
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs.
SslA CASES landing from ships Norfolk and Persia, for
SSU sale by [my26t1 R. G. HOBBS L. Custonhouse st.
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Ssamho,t hid ar w arneken q kerchhoff
'uuse mclean, Sterrett, Galveston, master
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ID OBI w. WORTHlNGTON, General .agent and
h Collector Rodney, Jefferson county, Mississippi will
attend pnncualy to the Collection of Notes, Drafts, Ac-
counts &c and the southern part Of Claiborne county.
Refers to-Drake Il Evans, Broughton & Murdock,
Pinekard, Warren & Co.; Rodney, Miss John Good.n.
K Henry r. A. s. Doniphan, Natchez; James Goodin,
Cincinnati Jas Hand, Philadelphia; J. G. James, Lexing
ton Thos Freeland, Claiborne county, Miss. apps
COPPER AND SHEATHING METAL
IN CASES Sheathing Copper. assorted IL to 20 or;
wv SO Gases Yellow Sheathng Metal assorted IA to Is
10000 lbs BraZiers Copper, assorted 10 to 1O lbs,
Copper and Composition Sheathng Nails and Bolt Copper,
assorted For sale by
SLARK, DAY, STAUFFER, & CO.,
- my4 2md&W corner Canal and Magazine sS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-08
Later fr0m Vera Cruz.

The steamer New Orleans had arrived
at New Orleans with eight days later in
telligence from Vera Cruz, bringing a
large number of officers as passengers.
No later dates had been received at
Vera Cruz from the Capitol, though a
train was daily expected. The general
belief at Vera Cruz is, that the prospects
Of peace are as bad as ever. notwlthstand-
inc the recent movements at Queretaro.
The New Orleans brought the remains
Of Lieut.. Coils. Dickinson and Graham;
Colonels Butler, Martin Scott and RAN
som: Captains Thomas and Taylor, Lieu
tenants Williams, Clark and Adams: Ser
gcant Madison; DR.. SIAde; Privatcs Ire
scvant, Kennedy and Bank.
The ship Brazil had not arrived at We
IA Cruz on the 9th, and was supposed to
be lost.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-08

THE HONE loURNAL.-Closely crowded as our
time now is, we scarcely can devote any part Of
it to literary newspaper. There are few
however which we would open at the expense Of
reposc, or the loss of our dinner, sometimes; and
cmong that few The Home Journal stands pro-
minent, if not the very first We would not
miss those delectabe smgngs (for she sings in
prose,) ofthe untrarlmeled and glorious Grace
GreenNood'--we would not be deprived of
tn ose curious delicaces of reasoning, ana scnti-
mcnt and langhage which Willis so often sits
his readers down to-nor ofthc quieter grace of
Morris, which charms by times like the music of
sionco-ifthat phrase be allowable [Allowab Bile
yes! Entire Nous.-We've au thorty for there's
silence that speak s.''I Nor would our eye
lose tho taste and elegance " it'll which the paper
appears in every line aud letter 1t published
by Morris Willis, New York, - per year
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COM IRI1 5 E0NAE..

Mr.. McLane got little crooked in
Congress on Tuesday, on the subject of
Santa Annals return TO Mexico Mr..
Evans Strengthened him. a Resolution
by Mr.. Goggin, calling on the President
for information in relation to the return
Of Santa Anna to Mexico, and for copies
Of all instructions Of the Government Of
the United States, or any officer thereof,
10 any agent or officer in relation TO the
matter was passed, yeas 1i5, nay -.
The House was occupied on Wodues-
day and Thursday with matters pertain
ing 10 private expresses, mails &C.
Gen. Cass's bill for raising 10000 vol
unteers has taken the attention Of the
Senate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-08

From Deiaacorc Rcpubiican,

l,rcgt ofa maa suspect Of beng party 10
the rotjoy cfDr. Darlington.
We have just been shown by & W: Kidd
Of this city, a letter from a gentleman resi-
diua near Port Deposit from which we
make the following extract
Jau 4th J past 10 o'clock p M.
his morning am informed that the
supposed robber OF the President Of the West
Cheser Bank, has been captured within one
mile Of this locality think Of thai. The
fellow who Is believed to be the robber,
was traced from Philadelphia 10 an old
school house near DR.. Broughtol's farm
about miles from Port Deposil,) now il
the occupancy Of IA fellow by the name of
M'Dowel---a brother Of the supposed rob>
Der. stranger called Oh DIR. Brou9hton
and after making inquiries in relation 10
the residence Of NJ Dowe,l went there and
arrested the suspected individual. In the
mean time there were no less than eight
men stationed III the woods around the
mouse, which alterlhe arrest, was searched
but no money found. The police officers
Cor so they proved to bel presume have
tax him 10 Philada-Ile is said to have
been in The Penitentiafy several times, and
doubtless is no novice
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-08

GIN. TAYLOR AT NArcHEz. Gen. Iny-
lor visited Nachez on the 22d ul!., and
met with cordial ana enthusiastic recep-
ton from the citizens An appropriate ad-
Dress of welcome was delivered on the oc-
casioa, by the Hon. John r, Stockman, i'll
which he referred to the distinguished ser
vices of the hero Of Buena Vista in Mexico,
and their high appreciation by his country
men. To this the General responded in a
beautiful, modest and touching address,
which was received with hearty and con-
tlnucd cheers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-08
Jones & Coleman,

Dealers IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Glass, Dye Steds, &c, &c.
At THEIR NEW DRUG STORE ADJOIN-
ING J. A. RANKIN S WATCH SHOP,
The subscribers respectfully inform their
friends, and the public generally, that they have
opened a new Drug Store and supplied it with
everything in their line Of as good quality. ard
cheap as they can be procured in any other
place They have constantly on hand all kinds
of Drugs, Medicines, Pants, Oils, Perilimery,
&c also, they have Gonfrev's Cordial, Bate
mans Drops, Opodcldoc, Essence of peppermint,
Essence of Lem N, Hunts Linament, Swayncs
Basam of Wild Cherry, SchcncIl's Pumon
syrup Nrght's Pills. pr. Stnelinps Carmina-
tive and Pulmonary Syrp Potash, PcarIash,
Madden, .luu, .Shelac, nosin, Chalk Log
wool, Copperas, Glue Varnsh, Lamp Oh, Cas-
Ter OIL, '.insced Oil, Starch, Sal Soda, Pepper,
>,r. III other articles usually kept at u Drug
Store. JONES * COLEM AN.
Elkton, Jan Slh rs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-08

The Caledonia arrived at Boston on
Tuesday afternoon. The commercial
intelligence is important, as Flour has
advanced, and cotton declined. Indian
Corn is stationary. The French Stea,n-
or Union, about which there was so
much anxiety, put back on account Of
sprinsins leak, and is safe. The gene
raj aspect Of trade in England is gloomy.