The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05
Quarterly Statement.

Quarterly Statement
pr EMMETT CLUE IN aceo,t 42h JAS sTEWART CT Il;
May q May 2s s8g4 30 Alg5. R.Em@sl n .s5o %
S Spe y to guy g S36 Z Pad 'q expense May 10 Is
S23s7 So Cash on hand - - .
vi ' JAMES STEWART, Treasurer
IMPORT OF ENGLISH IRoN-Letters by the last
seamshipstat that arrangements have been entered
lnto't Liverpool to furnish the Erie lNI Railroad
Company with second invoice of iron rail 5000
tons at per fon payable one-third in cash, and
two-thlrds III the company's per cent bonds at
par. This IS sa1S to be the lowest purchase Of
iron made in six yeah.
LARGE RHUBARB LEAF, Mr.. Isaac Shriver grew
at Westminster, Md, singeleaf of rhubarb meas
urng fifteen feet in circmfereace. ezclasiye of stem
or stalk
~ An exchange tells of an excitable geutIeman
who, at fire. headed the line of fire-buckets, and
as fast as they were passed to him he threwthetA,
buckets and all into the fire, crying all the while-i
: Pass on the buckets-pass up the buckets
o. Mr.. Francis Ingraham, a revolutionary hero,
died at the residence of his son, near Fort Gibson,
on the 9th uIt., at the advanced age of %. He
was at Lexington and Bunker Hill, and at the bat
tie of Saltwater.
ORTHoGRArHY.-The following is true copy
Of letter received from the post office OF Bury,
Lancashire " Mr.. Ackkin and Mr.. Purhlm bury
In geo near est Lankyshur." Translation OF the
above-Mr Hacking and Mr.. Berring, Bury, En-
gineers, East Lancashire.-HaHcheSter T"aT''a"'
d. Pat said the Captain Of a ship to an
Irishman who was passenger on board, ana VINO
sometimes used to sleep twentJ flour hours IN sue
cesson, 8 how do you contrive to sleep so long {!
:. How ," cried Pat, " why, pay particular dtte'-
ton to it,
~ An old maid was asked to subscribe for
a newspaper. She answered no-she always made
her own news.
FLUNKErAxA.-C ooctDla,,-' Why, what's the
matter, John Thomas !"
choness bin an civ me notice because don't match
JOseph-and | must go, unless / can get my tat
down in = week !''-Punch.
o. If two gallons will make one peck, how
many will make one drunk!
~ An Irishman received challenge to fight
duel bat declined. On being asked the reason,
Och, said Pat, " would you have me leave hlS
mother an orphan p
Gs- A wagon can run without greasing, and
business can be done without advertising, but 1t is
hard work.
A HoME lNDTAN.-An awkward fellow, in get
ting out from the upper end of an Omnibus, the
other day. made very free with other people, to en-
able him keep his balance. One person remarked
that he was a savage; yes said another, he
belongs to the PGw-Enee tribe.
A Coop CHANCE-We invite the attention Of
printers and publishers to the following notice.
The paper is located in one of the richest parishes
in the State
TO PRINTERS.
For SALE, upon very reasonable terms, for cash, well
established WING PAPER in thriving town of this State.
4 competent, economical, and industrious business man,
woud DO well purchase For particulars inquire at this
Office. 40
G9~ AT COST Selling Off At Cost!-At
\. MUNROE u CO.'S, "a MAGAZINE STREET.
- We aInow sell our entire stock oil SUMNER CLOTHING
II rOST comprising
iI.r.a. tio.s Dr.ss aud sacs COATS,
r III, Paretta and Caspian Tweed Foas, Dress and Sack
Winnie, Brown, Check and Striped SACHS and COATES
v hue ana Fag Linen R Il 4, PANTA AL;
81 Our socs WoOLLEN GOODS complete, and OF recent
''s ''.. " A1UNRoE 1 o., "a Magazine street
EFy- Strangers in the City, see Dr. B. F. MULLEN's
advertisements other columns this paper lie IS OF the
very profession the United States. Al that stand
need would do well to him call, at Sc Custo 10 nous
street u,h6 2ln
~ The America Graefenberg Theory does not
dent IN intelligent community
1t the language of qUacka and preteuders. Blu u .lus Of
medicines offered by the Graeianerg Company EHHA DISEASE
will find Is unudote-
E For gents Graeenberg's Series, fourth page. u
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w BLOOMFIELD. BOOK-BLNDER, No, 81
w. Camp street, New Orleans al2 6m
HAROLD
FENHE LAST OF THE SAXON KINGS !-Bulwer 5
/ last. At WELD 4 CO.'S Y Camp St al6 If
FOR SALE.
FENHREE COUNTERS and lot Of SHELVING for
I sale-suiabe for dry goods grocery business.
aus If G. d. BUNCE, hat Store, 30 Canal St
BOOTS SHOES, AND BROGANS.
Ito CANS landing from ships Kentucky and ~ III
Gen. we've, for sale by R. G. HOBBS, ~
aus st Il Customhouse street. 9aa~
NOTICE.
nuRING my absence from the city, Mr. JAMES d.
~ TURNBULL my duly authorized agent, per act
| passed before ID. l. Ricardo Notary Public
! ais If JOHN 5. CALDWELL.
| AMERICAN SCHOOL METHOD.
! AAN or before the FIRST OF OCTOBER, will issue
! ~ from the press, the FIRST BOOK IN ENGLISH
Or the Elements OF Oth0graphy. -
! az lst o. J. b. MENNH.
SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION
! COLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS CLAIMS bought
I - and sold by JOHN e. HOLLAND,
| Notary Public, No. SO Gravier street.
f! s1E~ Office No. 4, second floor, my20 d&Sw3m
! NOTICE
MIR. II. o. HALL is authorized agent during GU
| vi temporary absence from the State.
IyI5 2n1 HCYT 4 F0RD Charles ST