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DOMESTIC PORTS.

GALvEsToN-Ar 4th, sch Only Son, Burke, hence.
Sid abt 9th, barque Elliot Gies Boston. In pon ill.,
brig Alphaee, Brown, for York.
ATTAKAPAs-In port abt Cd, brig Nancy fialsted'
Church, for Philadelphia, soon.
ett N'Near, Rio Janeiro Cid barque Joseph FISH
vey, Vera Cruz. Ar 18th, barques Alex Dennson IoT-
dam Cienfuegos; briggs HENRIETTA Thurston, trinidad
Duncan, Gilchrst Pensacola schs Robt Mills, Town
send Vera Cruz Gen Lincoln TId'qt h hP srs WOE
colt MARKHAM Galveston. Towed to sea 12th, barque
Franklin. brig Loretto. Advertised, ship afghan,
Cowpland, for Nantes, greater part cargo engaged
barque Hannah Thornton, for Boston, win despatch
d Chase, for Philadelphia, do; Gen Greene, Snow,
for Baltimore do brig Detroit, Gchrist, for York,
passage only Cld I7h 18th, (by Telegraph) barque
Valhaa, Philadelphia. - -, s.
APALaCHICOLA-Cl prev to 18th, baique Susan
KEY WEsT-Tn port 5th sch Anowsic, repairing. 9
CHARLESTON-Ar 18th, schs Abby Hammond,
Martin, Boston; Wescustogo, York, 90 Orientai,
Chase, New London. Cid 10Th, brig Arabian, Hawes,
Vera Cruz. Sid 18th, sch Kinds, Philadelphia.
WILMINGTON, NC.-Beow 18th sbnrque lsnardon,
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
DISASTERS. &c.

Sch Only Son, at Galveston 4th inst, from this port
had heavy weather in crossing the Gulf, and lost
lof her deekload when 81 days ont.
Kew West dates TO 5th inst, state that new schooner
Arrowsc, Ross of and from this port for Galveston,
with lumber ran ashore morning of 3d, on American
Shoal, was assisted off by wreekers and taken to Key
West. BY mutual agreement the was left 30 Judge
Marvin as private individual, and he awaTded 5000
salvage Part of her cargo would be sold to it, and
she would proceed on her voyage.
teegrapc report announces the arrival of schoon-
er White Oak, {Of Gardiner) I'm Boston for Whining
ton NC 22d, and states that she struck on ehe bar
which caused her leak badly that it was neeessa
ny to run her on Shore
Sip Gaen, Richardson, of and for TbOmaston, while
ldg with kiln wood, the Porcupne Islands, iDOnih of
Frepchman's Bay, was driven ashore in Norther,
4th inst and bilged got off next day, with loss
of deckload and full Of water and ashore on the
beach at Point Harbor, Sullivan Has since been con
demned and sold auction: old vessel Of little
value.
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nth to do so, to move an adjournment OF the
Court. This witness was all important to the
case. No affidavit had been prepared OF wha'
this witness will swear to, as the only onJect
of an affidavit is that the adverse party may
admit it-but no counsel, in a case OF TINS
character, would desire to have the case so 10
trial on what he says witness would swear
to.
The Court inquired what time Mr.. Pmne
proposed for the adjourned session to be heid'
Mr. Paine said the Court. on the evidence
before them, could fix upon the time much
better than he could.
Mr.. Evans commended, that if an adjourn
ment takes place, the present jury must De
dismissed, and a new one drawn. The whoie
number canno. be we'll kept in waiting mere
nor can q jury be impannelled and kept under
guard.
Mr.. Paine said perhaps the Court would
only adjourn from day to day.
After consultation, the counsel on both
sides proposed an adjournment till afternoon
to give opportunity to confer tosethef' anu
agree upon some plan with regard to the ju-
rors. But the Court decided to adjourn to the
second Tuesday of March. The Chief Justice
cautioned the Jurors to avoid conversation on
the subject of this case.
The Court was then adjourned to the Court
House, for the purpose of attending to some
civil business, after which an adjournment
took place to the second Tuesday OF Msrcf
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, tor the
purpose of the trial of Doct. Coolidge.
The large meeting house was crowded VIII
interested spectators, and evidently a goo'
; deal of excitement prevailed. Everything
however, passed off quietly, and the immens
multitude, though greatly disappointed, de
parted peaceably to their homes. In the gal
leries were large number Of ladies.
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Peace Prospects.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1S4S.
Rumors are rife here that dispatches have
been received this afternoon from Mr.. Trist
that Herrera has been elected President Of
Mexico, and that the prospects of peace are
decidedly fattering. g..
have no doubt that Trist is acting now in
Mexico under instructions from the Govern
ment, nor have 1 any doubt that the prospects
of peace are aattering but that any develop
,nents as to the precise character of Trist's
DISPATCHES have beeu made from official quar-
ters, do not believe.
1t is also impossible that news OF herreras
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Presid ential.

Things, as regards the next Presidency, are
in glorious state of uncertainty. tits utterly
impossible, at this state of affairs, to tell how
things will turn. The friends of the different
candidates are urging their claims with great
deal of earnestness. Gen. Taylor has large
Wing can lidate. Mr.. Clay has also numerous
friends who are active in his behalf. Gen.
Scott, too, has large number who are devot-
ed to his interest and wish to see him elevated
to the Presidential chair. But though there
is this diversity of opinion, we doubt not but
when the Wing Convention meets and has
made its nomination, there will be perfect
unanimity in the party in relation to it, and
the friends Of the various candidates will go
shoulder to shoulder into the contest for the
sake of the triumph of their principles. Any
other course will be but playing into the
hands of our adversaries, and tend to faster ON
our country for four years longer the system
of mis-rule which has been in operation for
four years past. The Wings, if united, can
Ns "--y 6oo" iA"'i ehey may hohihd1e-ui'
vided, they will certainly be defeated. The
only hope of the Locos is in the division of
the Wings; they are anxious that Gen. Tay-
lor should be run as no-party candidate, and
Mr.. Clay, or some one else, as the Wing can.
didate, so that the election may be thrown in
me States and are, therefore, sure of electing
their man. Let the Wings remember this, and
rally under the old motto, "Union of the
Wings for the sake of the Union"
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH J
and Our Morning Express!!
BosToN, Jan 26.


Markets Flour Sales of Genesee, common AMI
extra at Sc 81 SO Ohio and st Lon's biz ~, part
uninspected, and good 6, IL l2 to CPS per Dbl Gain-
Sales 5000 bushels Corn for export and 1000 bush IN
lots to the trade yesterdays rates. We quote yer
low fiat for mealing 10 II, and white at To osc pei
hu shel-Portland Umpire.
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Literary Notices.

The Daguerreotype, No. IL, has been re.
ceised. It's principal articles are. Madem-
oiselle Lenormand," from the Dublin Univer-
sity Magazine; "Thirty-fve unpublished
Letters of Oliver Cromwell" from Frazer's
Magazine; the continuation of "The Comic
Alpenstock." This number closes the vol
ume, there being two volumes year.
The Ladies Garland & Dollar Magazine has
been purchased by Samuel D. Patterson, who
has issued it in an improved STYLE and in.
tends to make it one of the best publications
of the kind. 1t is afforded at the extremely
low price of ST. for one copy $3 for four cop
les; SIS for seven copies; 50 for fifteen copies !;
$40 for seventeen copies; $l5 for thirty cop
ies
The Union Magazine for February contains
seven engravings. Some of them are very
fine, especially "Steps to Ruin, No. 5" de-
signed by L. H. Matteson, and engraved by
Sadd.
Graham's Magazine for February is unusu-
ally interesting and splendidly embelished.-
The publisher announces that he will give in
his next number magnificent portrait OF
Gen. Scott, to be followed by those of Worth,
Walker and Harding.
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MI A X RI ID.

In Wiscssset Goth inst by Rev John Boynton MI
Andrew ]. Bailey, To Miss Mary q. Na . e'u'S'
daughter of Richard Nntter, ESQ.,, all of Balm A.
In Warren. 18th inst, by Rev Samuel bowkei' "s
Ieander Young TO Miss Mary Ann Stewart
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y Please notice the advertisement of
Farnsworth & Brooks, in another column.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-11
s u ARaa
= 0T-ITT vopTT - TrAUAWA

FOR NEW YORK via HAVANA.
-Errs. The steamship CRESCENT CITY Japan
ffEff% Chas StoddaId, viii leave above, on ~ l2-
7alz5zzazR DAY MORNING, August 10, at III o CLOCK
for New York touching Havana at which place she WIN
only stop few hours StateOOms and berths may pc Sc
cured at the office Of her agents. but will be considered
engaged until paid for Passengers for Havana arer equested
to obtain passports. For freight passage apply to
j. p WHITNEY CO. " Camp street.
70 Nslo York. To Hapapa.
IN saloons = - W ~ 20
IN Lower CABINS ....-...... OV W ~ "
In the Steerage. ... ..-....... ......... ~ W
To- Letters for New FORK will be taken Free for Havana,
Is cents per single letter will be charged and cents per
newspaper.
report having been extensively circulated that the
crescent City would be withdrawn from the route between
New Orleans and New York wetak occasion say that she
s been built expressly for the trade between New 0k,
Yaha and New Orleans, and that there Is intention on
ING pat OF The owners to make any Cnange in her route
BzO J.P. WHITNEY & co. Agents.
.zEzss. STEAM TO BRAzos ST. JAGo-Regu-
SSEIgs1S lar Facket-rhe superior coppered and cop
- peFiastened steamship A u GU ST A, Capt
Alfred stevens, VIII ply regular packet between New
Orleans and BRACES @ Jago taking freight Mouth of the
Rio Gande and MatamorOs, which will be forwarded without
delay ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Lighters, etc, to insure dls Ralen, APPS 3m
Agents. THOMAS E. ADDY & Co. Brazos St. Jago
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MN@IA0M sMARs,


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BY PIERSON " BONNEVAL, Aucfioneers.
Office No. 81 GraUier STREET.
EQ virtue Of and n oDeence to, order from the Hon
ID orbe the FiLst District Cont Of New 0Teans dated
win be sod nj Auction on SATURDAY the i2fb Snon
1873 at u o clock at Banks Arcade
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in Fan
bOurg AnnuncatiOn Second Municipality, ia square tesi
mated By No l. bounded by Dryade9 Hercules, Mepomene
and Thaa streets and measuring tEnglsh easure) 30 feet
front on Dades street by IL feet 10 inches and lines in
depth between parallel lines. The whole according
plan which will be exhibited at the sale -,
TrRMs-One.third cash the balance at and IL months
credit for notes satisfactorily endorsed and bearing mortgage
on the propsy if the notes pad at maturity, to
bear interest Of per cent per anuum, until hnal pay ment
Act OF sale before Charles Foulon, Notary Public: at
the expense Of the purchaser %
TO THE PUBLIC.
ID ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the pnblIc
IL his sevices as a UCTIONEER for the sale Of REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
Dedgng bis utmost exeons promote the interest Of those
entrusang business to his care
EY1 Negroes Of every description constantly on manu.
at private or public sale
e. Liberal Cash Advances made on eonslgu-
ments. RltHAhD iIah Kill, aucEIO!ieeI
my20 Nos Is and 20 Banks's Arcade Passage
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MAYo,s MUsIC sTORE,

No. , camp StrteL NbdT thit'tt'
DIANO FORTES manufactured by The best houses, ana
L fully guaranteed for pemarency Of sazfgFTgE
tone and durability 0fworkmanshIp; AlOIanE zgsas -
Piano Fones from the best manuiacog,E h III RI n
and guaranteed to remain at concert pltch4 y -
for five years MUSIC fer all instruments Leesyed qalg
from all the publishers the United States NEW hg2IIy
published every week from the most popular antho MI
STCAI. INSTRUMENTS Of every kind; EMBRACING, II
part Harris Double Bass, NIOOnceos, Guitars, Veins
Banios Drum bass and tenor; Tambonnes Eqte@ 4 laT
io1eis FIageolefs, Fifes BRASS INSTRUMENTS
Trombones bass tenor and alto; Ccmeta Psons, )rpne
Clides French Horns Tmmpets valve and plan Bgg,7S
MERCHANDISE Of every kind. SIRLMG2 i2- he
Harp Bas Voi Violin and Guitar. IN5IRgCltON
P0DKS or mi Instruments by the most approved authOE
INSTRUCTION on the Piano, Harp, Violin, Guitar sute
and in Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired, ana taken IN
nan av7ent Tar new Pianos Musical instruments repaired
MUSIC BOUND TIE abOve-namad merchandise IS re-
ceved and sold on consignment and consequently offered
Purchases are respectfully invited to examine the articles
'Tl OiS R i e'7"I VIM T MAYO. AGENT.
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,-.-.- NO HUMBOG-, 49, ~ ~,
TTPWARDS Of 1000 bottles of DR.. CQLEMAN,s
y GONOhBtEA MIXTU Re have been sold DUNG me
past year, without complaint Bse nstange over ten
dozen used IN our u : Hospital -. This N dclne cha-
enges congestion both in the pOiIt Of aSte an gtHtRg
case Eys Sold by u. KENNEDY "a ChauTes street. and
at Dr. 4. w. COLEMAN'S TONIC BITTEhaS l1E ES
o. P0XDR.4S StTss5 gpS sBS5
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ACCIDENT AND PROBABLE Loss OF LTFE.-A
boat was found in the middle Of the bay, at New
York, on the 3Ist ult, it blowing very hard AT the
time the seats, oars, &c, We're floating near her
and straw hat was seen little distance oG 1t
is stated that the boat was seen leaving Staten Isl
and with six men on board, and it is to be feared
that they all persisted.
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WATCHES, JEwERY AND FANCY GOODS.

WA-CE-ES, II w 1flL AM 4 IN 4 SCCO~'
yg1HE subscribers have Just reCeIveCRn additional -
1 supply ofvery superior Gold and Silver Watches 54A
other superiOrmakers also, Fine LORaOR DRBteEAz4s9
Hatches rich Jewey of the latest Styles composing tlne
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases Finger Rings
&c Also a great variety Of FANCY GOODS selected by
one of the firm the European markets, consisting oil WORK
Boxes Dressing Cases fine Fans Recule and other fancy
adces Also fine Scissors and Needles, Table Knives ana
Guns Pistols Revolvers Bowie Knives Military Goods, &c
sc. for sale at moderate prices, By - ~,
JeZl HYDE q NDODENlCfl' 10 CHaIties St.
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H'aEAs CoRPUs CAsE.-GeOrge NJ Stewart was
n.day brought before Judge Canon of the Sec
on. District Count, onawrit Of daJeoS corpus, pray
ng for his release from Imprisonment Stewart is
nn" of .la men charged with committing the recent
n-' gold robbery ON board the steamship Fgany,
ANA Was short time since committed to Jail by Re
."r'ar 'enoIs, to await his trial before the First
D.a,"t Court The application for his release is
hasea upon the ground that the proof against him
Is not sufficient TO detain him for trial. The Attor-
n-yGeneraI being absent, the argument of the case
Was postponed.
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MIR HENRY HERBS PIANO FoRTHs.

VNHE Public are respectfully informed that va. IL
i MAYO No. 5 CAMP Street. Is aD- ,-s-.t4sssgz75
pointed my only Agent for the sale OF my 80 81 q
PIANO F , in Louisiana where mere ~ n z
Square and Grand PIANOS and PlANlNOS. The In
strumens are made my Mandatory IN Pa and guar
antied to give the greatest satisfaction =, rYrp1
wi I'm HENRY HEINZ.
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WALKING INTO TIE Dry GooDs.-Fannv NJ
Smith Yesterday made an affidavit before Recorder
Geuois, charging enc Elizabeth johnson with hay
ing ieouiousIy taken from her house in Burgundy
street, ON the 2)'h ult, lot Of wearing apparel
valued At $50. The greatest portion Of the property
consisted, we believe, in under garments Eliza
beth should have made a shift to get along without
tle .oggcry. and then a warrant would not have
been issued for her arrest
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Sent DowN.-Martin Boen was yesterday re-
turned before the First District Court by acting Re-
corder Go.ding, on the charge of stealing dray
belonging to George McChystaL George McChrys-
tai was in about an hour afterwards arrested on
charge Of assault and battery
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-11

SERIOUS AssAULT.-ElIen Dunn was last eve
arrested III the First Municipality charged with
striking John O'Nel on the heard with smooth
INC iron and seriously wounding him.
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MOTIlE

ITO THOSE WHO INTEND TO PASS A FEW
z WEEKS OVER THE LAKE-We will Supply on
friends and those who wish SWEET TABLE BUTTER
~ sf1ns Iars III arv size GEO. JAQUES & co,
Butter and Cheese Depot, under the lce-hOuse,
ia2 If corner of st. Charles and POydTas SITS.
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, SILVER AND
: -. u " : ~ 4 IEIA EE G0Lln PENS &c.

FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SLY Elk AND
PLATED WARE, GOLD PENS, &c.
NELSON A YOUNG, No. 3 Camp street 80
would respectfully invite the attention OF his ~
friends and the public to his new and extensive as s
sOrtmeut of fine English and SWISS e71AAa-4T
LEVER WATCHES
from the best and most celebrated manuacoes OF Lonu0h
vero0oI and Geneva carefully put up and weuanted IN
fine Gold or Silver Gases of the most approved Patterns to
salt adie5 or Gentlemen Also 10 very large assortment
Of WATCH TRIHMlNGS.-comJRrs every y, variety OF
Ladies' and Gentlemen 5 Fine Gold GU ARD CHAINS;
Vsst and Fob CHAINS Watch Ribbons;
Krys and Seals Of The latest aud most fashionable patterns;
LADIES' Fashionable BROOCHES Ga great variety 2
Diamond Ruby. Garnet, Pearl and Plain Gold FINGER
KINGS NECKLACES &c
great variety OF GentIsmsns Shit Studs Sleeve and
Collar Buttons Breast Pins, Scarf Pins, Seal Rings Silver
Suspenier Buckles Gold and Silver Speciaces Of every des
cptiOn Gold and Silver Pencils, Silver Spoons Forks Cups,
Of every description, Ladies' Fine SIyeIplated Sheffield
Castor Candescks, Trays NC Levi Brown and Spencer
eaIebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens in Gold Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offers Tor
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Persons from the county, wishing to purchase me ms
Pieces. Jewery, would do well 10 call and examine ms
stock before purchasing elsewhere ,,,- ,gt
~ Particular attention given to REPAISlNti 1locSs
and Watches al sh0n notice, by the caos ssla soiAeh 70
be found in the country -
order. iy5 In
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Tho CrEFT7S DFIIeJTT which forms an essential mgr
dent in the Graeenberg SaTapaulla Colpoanq y pIpu4y
superior Sarapalla itself Professor 7 oIt q u
s. c. speaks of it follows, IN the SouheI Jouilf VI
Medicine and Pharmacy Il 49,
" Few vegetable productions exhibit more power hPh NY
system generally So powerfully its action eXeFte alon
the capillary and secreng vessels IN cnahglns gb9b
states or conditions and dispOsng them TO new iedg
action that it is greatly to be preferred NC " .:7
further adds That il is chrome diseases anu
Examinations, and also in the long tram o. sehSeo 1
follows syphilis that its efficacy best exlDeg c,onnd
The superiority Of the Graefenberg Sarsapaa Compouhn
it it Is composed Of number Of the most ethcacogs
vegetables in the whole range of the Masp Mealca " u
dOn TO SanapaHHa. ~. It. 49,. many
more doses in the bottle than IN any OF e very
ad veTtised. x INT hot Opi
3d. This concentration renders ito rsaqanla WaiL N1ul,
nine IS to Peruvian Bark. Tie more dnted PREF
no better than ordinary root beer-pnnne o. We ~ gg
and spelling In the bottles. 10 use fweak INFUSION 81 IL
DaGlla when sulphste Of The aTtce may be hl Is nh
taking bark instead OF tlunine, ilhe taEeIls m ooo
against a strong current instead n sTili slraen hi
These things being 30 let aV who have maze w lns,.
minds 10 use any SsarvauaBllag use that o me
COMPANY. A IS warranted lobe ten tmes more ~
than any other kDown-no Nattef h0w Engs w, w. e
the Graeleuberg Vegetable Pills The tIIaplfhOeIs t
Bters and the GraeenbeR SarsapaHtl I0 t % l,f
supercede aii others Forua!vsna nse w. % ma rat
fear fine enervafing atrcs oil The summer WCn Is al as.
- THE General AGENT for B0nlsiana and n5s'spP
d. HANSBROUGFI#72 Camp Strset, new C le7tNA' La
to whom agplcaIog or igehe55es lid rs ye,ts u
CsInn street. a B ED HUNTER, corner o. tINchansy
Place and Cnsfodbonse 81; g. 5, ta = 20 Ti
Msg41ne ana BSfhoomew SIS; J. w bitTli e. w. i'i
fTIi0S CCjfK Postmaster, city OF Lafayette J. L+E ~
R1RRFT 7 az corner Camp and ST Mary SIS JOHN
Si X III LorsY evee and Seventh sts., Lafayette; aud
CHARLES BEEEEOE Canoltopi La. zee va
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NEw PTTYTTCBTIOVI

NEW FUsLIJkLL
NOR SALE by the sUDsCnber-ali the LATEST PJBiJ-
Il CATIONS of the day among which may be lound The
following
THE LITTLE WIFE-By Mrs. Grey;
PRIDE: OR, THE DUCHESS; The first OF the SEVEN
CAPITAL SINs-Bv Eugene Sue -,
WHOM TO MARRY, AND HOW TO GEEMARRLLD.
THE PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN, for the
HOME Of sHHKsPEARE-By F. w. Fairhot, F. s.A.
THE HE%PECKED HUsBAND-By the author Of the
'' History OF a FIIrt.
LUCY IOSMER OF. the GUARDIAN AND GHosT-By
u. p. Thomson;
The two CORPSEs; A Historical Romance-By Fred
Jeg5f WELD x co. Y Camp street.
Agency Of the Graet.nLer. CyMgonH-s .lodLcLneS.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford Conn
STATEMENT OF ASSETS ON LIST MARCH IS46.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank. Hartford, 900
Cash deDOstedln BANKS IN Hartford, bearQg .
interest the rate Of per per annuIn.. l2U-l4g0
Stock IN Hartford Bank, Hartford, ......... 1850
. . Phoenix 90 Q. ........... Il, 300
. . Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Stock il Exchange Bank ............,..,,. 1850
70. Or. Connecticut River BGnk........,. o,4JD
O.. o. Eagle Bank, Pr1ydenCe.......... lsyO
o.. o, Lee Bank, Lee Massachusetts,. 800
o., .. Connecticut River COmpaD w., LOU
. Railroad. ...... $50
. .. Hartford and New Haven Railroad SOU
The above Stocks are of the most substantial
character, yielding 10 per cent. interest
annually, and are worth at this time an adj 81 -
vance the above TONED cost prices, OF 5yJ-iUV4g
Bonds OF Hartford and New Haven RAILROAD Co... = Jyy
Real Estate in Hartford valued at. ....; .... 5l2IU
Bills Receivable, payabIei 30 days after demand, am
ply secured by pledge Of Real or Personal Estate or 900
Total Assets Of the Company. 3S5 80
AGENCY OFFICE, No. A Camp street.
~" The undersigned, Agents Tor the above Company,
continue policies at the iOwest rates OF premium, re-
WIN. R. FOSDICK,
mylO tllstN GEO. c. LAWRAsON
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SOLDIERS FROM MEXICO.

A S many Of YOU stand in need of the best MEDICAL
IA ADVICE especially in those diseases called secret DI
eases and there that excel Others we would eau
VOur attention TO DR. MULLENS advertisement. HIS
office is No. So CUSTOliHOUSE Street, where you
will be find that relief you stand so much IN need OIL
ERy" Charges reasonable and advice gratis =
There are some of you who have suffered mnch from
DaThea You positively be cured at 90
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-11

ARRESTS LAST NIGHT.-Frank Sneable was last
night arrested bv the First Municipality police. at
the request of Mr.. Watson, who charges him with
larceny. John Smith was arrested. charged with
threatening q man with personal violence.