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MURDER-In Cincinnati on the 9th ut., man
named Daniel keenah, was killed by person of
the name of Christian Fleming, a cooper by trade
Fleming was in state of int0xicaton at the time
He stabbed his victim in several places, and then
escaped, and had not been arrested Keenan, was
said to have been very worthy and respectable
man.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-06

The THROAT CUTTING CAsE.-lt will be re-
collected that some few days ago published an
account of colored man by the name of John
Formantin, a barber by trade, having cut the
throat of Il respectable white person, named Will
liam Spriggs. Formantin yesterday appeared be-
fore Recorder Genois, and was admitted to bail in
the sum of $1,000 for his appearance before the First
District Court. Mr.. Spriggs is declared 10 be en-
trelv out of DANGER although his wound is extreme
" painful.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-06

THE CoURTs.-Yesterday it was impossible to
obtain single item that worth reading from
any of the higher courts. The waves of the gulf
of law, that in the business continually clash
against each other, were yesterday stlled and
a few legal rippes, the dscord was stiled Some
angel surely must have poured oil upon those tu-
multuous waves, else we had been deluged by an
ocean of angry discussion. The Judges sat calmly
in their chairs-the clerks wrote in peace and d.
rected their eyes to posperity, whilst the deputy
marshals unused upon the probability of things to
come. Patience, Prudence and Politics presided
over the destinies of Yesterday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-06

DEsTRUcTE0 FIREs.-The spacious chocolate
mills at Dorchester, Mass, belonging to Walter Ba
Eer together with all the valuable machinery, We're
destroyed by fire on the night of the 25th ult. The
chair factory of Mr.. Afford, in Hitchcocksville,
Conn., was destroyed by fire on the 26th ult., with
most of its contents. Loss several thousand dollars
The extensive lannery belonging to Austin Strong,
in Falsburg, N. Y, was entirely consumed by fire
on the 2lst ult Loss 1872 0O0-insured
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-06

The PosT OFFICE RoBBERIEs.-In addition to
The other robberes of the mail lately detected be-
tween Hartford and Boston, letter was mailed at
Hartford and directed to Boston, on the I'd of May
lat containing $4,000, viz: four $1,000 bank notes.
This letter was stolen, and the robber presented the
bals were piyen for them
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Vi hMT S.
To MERCHANTS

TO MERCHANTS.
A YOUNG MAN OF experience, and well cOHversant
"A thbusness wishes Situation, for the coming season.
magOod Commission or Grocery House. The best reeren
cs gwen. For particulars apply at this office. my5 II
INFORMATION WANTED.
III the Widow of BERNARD BOWLES, lately de-
ceased is New Orleans, she is requested to call on the
Undersigned where she will learn something to her advan
hge relative to the affairs of her late husband.
myl3tf J. o. PIERSON, 81 GravieT ST.
GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER.
IHE subscriber offers his services general AGENT
Il and BROKER i'll the city of New Orleans and hopes
Y his personal and digent attention to business, to merit
lhe appreciation oil his employers. As New Orleans will be
during the summer and DESTROYS of employing an
Agent TO attend to their affairs during their absence may
nave their wishes complied with by applying TO the subSc
Der UnexceptOuable references given.
my232m W. VAN BENTHUYSEN, 81 Gravier st.
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HoT BLooD.-A young man by the name of II.
Petepain, was yesterday evening arrested on the
charge Of wishing, or, at all events, conserving to
fight a duel with Mr.. Dupeyre. Recorder Genois
held the former to bail, and warrant was issued
for the arrest of the latter.
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A CARD

RC, MATTHEWSON respectfully informs the citizens
dNew Orleans and the public generally that he is neees
tailed visit Texas upon urgent business, but that he will
return and take charge of LA PATRlA, in conjunction
with MessB. Aleman Gomez, the requisite
number of subscribers shall have been obtained, ageeaby
10 The Prospectus. mS
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YEsTERDAY.-Dogs and days are sometimes con-
siderably alike. Now and then you will find day
that like gentle spaniel will kneel at your feet
aye, and even with its gentle breezes lick your
hand. Then again you have your nice little happy
days, when the skies are garnished with milk
colored clouds, and the air is as soft as feather
bed. Then again your terrier days, when the
clouds snap and snarl as though they thought no
more of you than big fat rat. Yesterday, how
ever, a kind of a surly bulldog kind of day.
The clouds looked gloomy as widow in black,
and the thunder muttered and growled like pent
up mastiffs who hadn't been fed for more than a
week. The clerk of the weather. however, get
ting tired of the manner in which the sky conduct
ed itself, about O'Clock in the evening discharged
the clouds, which, by the bye, shed millions upon.
millions of diamond tears upon this blessed earth
We had very handsomely done up shower, but at
10 O'Clock last night, the stars afraid to
ture out for fear of catching cold. Sufficient
unto the day is the evil thereof
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.



Cleared Yesterday:
Bark Warsaw, Swan New York, J. w Stanton & Co
Bark SaTanac Getty Charleston, s. l.. Z. L; Levy
Schr. Sarah Elizabeth, Webb, ApaIachicoIa T rwchel
Schr. Santa Rosa, Smith, Apaachlcoa EG Rogers Co
seir. Henry Say Barry, Mobile Master
Schr. Rartah Paxton, Vera Cruz, J. w Gibbons
sloop VIM Ebbett, Pennel, Pensacola #. C. Twebei H
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Southerner Fanel from Vera Cruz Both ut to
J. w. Zacharle 4 Co.
Ship Lyons, Frank, FIN Havre. 18th April to P Pontz-
LIST my.
Ship Mosen Pettis A days FIN Bremen to mastered my
Ship Vesa (Fr) Soubry from st. Pierre Martinique lTh
ult., T. g. Jenkns-1st my.
Ship City OF Lincoln (Br) Poole 80 days from Liverpool
to maser-3d my.
Bark Ward Chapman (Br) Milton As days from Liverpool
TO master-5d my.
Brig Miaudon, DeIvaie from Havana, 2Sth ult, to w.
H. Simmons-1st my.
STEAMBOATS,
Nesta, Muggah, fin Nermilionyle.
Music, Dalieres fin LOckport-l9 bales cotton
Jas l.. Day, Wood, FIN Mobile.
Jenny Lind Hay good, I'm Upeousas-1T bales cotton.
Cotton Plant, Motion, I'm Fort Smiths bales
Towboat DAM Webster, Rlnehart, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Mary kingsland, Whan, fin the Passes.
Towboat Diamond, Davis, fIom the Passes.
Towboat Tennesseean Thompson, I'm the Passes
Memoranda:
Towboat Mary kngsand lowed down and TO sea on the
SUth nit ships Radius and Observation-Disclosures OwboaI
Dan'l Webster with her T-head broke.
Towboat Diamond, towed down and TO sea on the I'd
inst, ship Macedonian and schr. Maria Thomas.
Towboa Tennessean lowed down and to the Both
ult: brig Duncan.
Towboa Dan'i Webster lowed down and to sea ON the
Sd INST, ships Jessore and Geo Stevens
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.g Mrs. @. E. da PONTE, would respectfully
Inform those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms Apply
slhs Office. ap12
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-06

FweRANTs-Three thousand six hundred and
seventy emgrants arrived at New York on the 18th
nj, from Europe.
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INoUEsT.-Coroner Spedden yesterday held an
inquest on the body of lad named David Wilson,
aged ten years, who was found drowned in the
Mississippi river, nearly opposite St. Joseph street
in the Second Municipality. Verdict in accor-
dance with facts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-06

LIBERAL.-The congregation of Grace church.
New York, contributed 1923 so to the family of
George Kerr, lately killed at fire in that city.
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SPANISH LANGUAGE

ar PKayaTE LEssoMs o.vhhY -
h n1@'s 1%' hay a.
by which scholar can learn to read speak and translate the
For Terms, &C. apply to Mr.. Gomez at bis Office No
Gang Th3 S,da G Ia and
ee If required, Mr.. G. will give lessons at night mS
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The definitions models OF condensation and purity
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Mr. L. s. HOUGHTON, of Vicksburg. and Mr.. R. w.
W0RTHlNGTON, OF Rodney, duly authorized agents
Seve subscriptions and receipt for all moneys account
81 the CRESCENT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-06

SMALL Pox-The small pox, introduced from
Rxon. is prevailing to an alarming extent in ST.
Iohns New Brunswick.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-06

DISTURBING THE PEACE. Edward Murphy
was Yesterday arrested by officer Beecher of the
Second Municipality, on the charge of having dis
turbed the peace, and assaulted him with a bowie
knife
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-06

NJ The Wheeling Times denies that the small
r is prevailing in that city, and says there are but
,vo cases in the hospital.
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NEW ROCKS.

FRENCH REVOLUTION in 1913, and other and
Il interesting publications, Tor sale at No. IA Camp 80.
lHE THREE Days OF FEBRUARY, 1913, with Sketches OF
Lamaine, Gqizot, etc. by Percy b. St John, an eye
~ witness OF the Revolution,
1oNBEy SoN-now complete, by Charles Dickens
hpolgoN AND THE MARsHALs OF THE EMPIRE, COM
NJ pele in vols with 10 steel portraits military costume.
d ArBlGNEys HISTORY OF THE REFoRMATIoN-new
Edition. with Is splendid illustrations.
LOVE COTTAGE, by t. 5. Arthur.
ga received and for sale at the New Orleans Staones
Warehouse" les 81 ] b. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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soLITARY.-But one county in Wisconsin Rcck)
dres wing majority.
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r.uoR IN MAINE.-The Wing State Conven
...a If Maine has elected two Taylor delegates to
aesent the State at large in the Philadelphia
cmrentiOn.
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No CoUNCIL.-There being no quorum present
last evening, the First Municipality members did
not hold their reguar session.
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cu,scE.-Capt. Tyler has taken charge of the
corort navy yard, in place of Capt. Macomber,
-.aared TO New York.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-06

oe- public meeting was to be held at Rich
ne1I, Va, on the Both ult, to render honors to
Con Scott
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NJ The celebrated phianthropist, Miss Dix, is
RAT Washington.
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STABBING.-On the morning of the Goth of May
last, a man by the name of John Brown, was found
whilst in the act of breaking open the door of the
house of Mr.. Daley in the Third Municipality
The proprietor of the house attempted to arrest him,
when Brown drew knife and dangerously stabbed
him in the hand The accused was Yesterday
morning examined before Recorder Seuzeneau, and
afterwards sent to the First District Court.
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Dy,p,-Jonathan Chapman, ex-mayor of the
r. posfon
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s " \ y s.

<zeFtss STEAM TO BRAZoS ST JAGO-Regu-
<IfLIHA lar Pdcket-The superior eOppered and cop
aif,ad s. per-taStened steamship AUG A Capt
aired stevens, will ply regular packet between New
orleans and Brazos St Jago taking freight for Mouth OF the
no ufade and Nlatamoos which will be forwarded without
delay, ample arrangements having been made for Teams
lAigherS, ete 70 insure dispatch. APPS 3m
Agents MORTIMER, TURNER & co, New Orleans,
tTHOMAS E. ADDY & CO, Brazos St Jago.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

DIVIDEND MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
sCOMPANY.
DARTIES doing business with this gency informed
that the Certificates OF Scrip for the profits of the 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
of Camp and Graver SITS. THOMAS A. ADAMS,
mylO I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insurance Company
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS ON lst MARCH, 1913.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank. Hartford. $50 600
interest at the rate Of per Ct per annam 75-1l 600
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford ......... 1880
:. :. Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford ........................ ii 200
Stock in Exchange Bank. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
:. :. Connecticut River Bank. ........ $3.50
:. :. Eagle Bank, Providence ......... 1SG0
:. :. Lee Bank, Lee, Massachusetts. $50
Connecticut River Company. l. 800
:. :. :. :. Railroad. ..... 1850
:. . Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks of the most substantial
character, yielding to per cent. interest
annually and worth at this time adj
the above mentioned cost prices OF 81 013 00
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... Il 600
Real Estate in Hartford, valued at 81 210
Bills Receivable, payable in 30 days after demand.
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate or
Total Assets of tie Company ........s 1885,, $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
policies the lowest rates OF
turning TO customers 10 per cent
VIM r. FOSDICK.
my10 till 18TH GEO. C. LAWRASON-
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

Lake end Of Tie P0nfchdrtrnin Railroad.
HE present propreto of the above well known estab
I shment would inform the citizens of NewOr- -
leans and all its former patrons that the house after H
having undergone thorough repara-I=A-a
ton opened for their accommod alton
Ss-snNs this season. and they may feel assured that
endeavor will be made render their visits agreeable
The Restaurant will all times be supplied with the best
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such Pompano Black Fish,
Coake Trout Soft Crabs, etc. besides all the decaces OF
the Newt Orleans market
~" None but the best of liquors served at the bar
ny26 I'm +. p KENNEDY Il co.
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SEMI DOWN.-ADUIII a Wteh uSV; We saw d
handsome looking woman,
with hair disheveled Ger,
And pale but lovely face,
Come into the Police office of the ID Municipality
she told very piteous tale to the officer In COM
mand. and from her own story, seemed in fact to be
more snned against than shining Mrs. Delaney,
for that was her name, was yesterday brought be-
fore Recorder Baldwin on the charge OF having
whenever opportunity offered, sold a nosgln' OF
ale, or ha worth of gin to any one who might re-
ouire the same, in spite Of law and license. She
accused lady by the name of Mrs. Quinn, with
having attempted to smash her over the head with
a water pitcher but she in turn was accused OF
having sold spurious liquor in small quantities with,
out a license. Mrs. Quinn was discharged, and
Mrs Delaney, who looked like the Queen OF oheba
in disguise was sent TO the First District Court.
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FAMILY BUTTER AND

FINDER THE ICE-HOUSE.
u Corner of st. Chartes and
Poydras streets.-The subscribers
have made arrangements WIN the
best DIARIES of New \ ork, Penn
syIvania and the West ior a con-
slant supply OF
Sweet Table Butter.
1t will be delivered at the resi-
dences of our customers (without
extra CHARGE in STONE JARS, from
3 to 10 tb.
PLANTATION BUTTER always
on hand; also, COOKING BITTER;
Also, Italian, French, Holland
and American CHEESE. ~ {
furnished at the lowest price.
my3I GEOE
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REW s.;a.inn .
THE above Reward will be paid upon iat,ress
MATILDA or TILLA-but no doubt now IA pas'I ~; M
under assumed with forged pass h;rb IL a. IL
Of made pomret eye sh doa no S re s
turns her feet in when walking ~ any All Of The city
or Saa.e 1,v,..ns Nav =; 1873 myS
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EASHIQNARLE SUMMER CLOTHING

No. 81 C4N.8L S7REE7!-Under the Planters Hotel
FssHE subscribers have received large and fashionable
stock of CLOTHING suitable for the present season
from New York, at which, they have manuaeto a:
public they will briefly state that they have adopted the safe
system of doing strict cash business believing this system
to beneficial TO their customers to themselves they
are not charged price order to the losses
which those who do credit business always less
sustain A call is respectfully solicited.
JOHN SOUTHWELL & CO., q Canal St.,
apis 3m Under the Planters Hotel.
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REIIGI0us PuRLICAT,

rxo, RELIGIOUS PUBLICATIONS.. -
E'ok SA LIE at No. IA Camp Street-OGILBYs CATH.
D. Ole CHURCH IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
LINER TREATISE ON THE Cit RICH.
ppAsErs VILLAGE TALEs-3 vols
LARSON on THE CREED-l vol. Svo.
pphLlP YOUNG MANS CLOSET LIBRARY.
ppHllP LOVE OF THE SPIRIT.
PHILIP DEVOTIONAL AND EXPERIMENTAL GUIDES.
pphLlp LADY CLOSET LIBRARY.
SSuLPlT CYCLoPEDIA AND MINISTER S COMPANION,
SSnLIChES AND SKELETONS OF 500 SERMONS.
ssnalkLOck PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN.
SrENoER CHRISTIAN INSTRUCTED IN THE GOSPEL.
SSrNokE MANUAL OF PRIVATE DEyoTIONS.
SrlloN S Disco DIvERE-LEARN TO LIVE.
MART LETTERS TO MY GUDCHILfi.
us received, and Tor sale at the NewOreans Satiouers
NMeh0use. ~ LES 81 i R. SrEEl.. IA Camp 81.
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MODELS OF FEMALE BEAUTY,

AND OTHER INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS.
NOR SALE at No. IA CAMP sTREET.-ANALlSlS
Il AND CLASSIFICATION OF BEAUTY in
WOMAN-preceded by a critica! view of the general by
potheses respecting Beauty, BY Hume. Hogath Burke
Knight Alison ETC. by Alex. Walker Illustrated by draw
III" ENGiISH CATSEs CELEBREs; or, Reports of Re-
markabIe Trials =
GOIDSMITH'S LETTERS FROM A CITIZEN OF
THE WORLD. .,,->-,,,oe,
CHILl.INGWORTHS RELIGION OF THE PROT
"a M FffEN,s POLITICAL WORKS Illustrated.
CLASSIC TALES-comprising in one volume the most
esteemed works of Imagination.
WHITE LIES Tale by Mrs Opie.
TALE OF TRIALS by Mrs Opie. ~ ,,-,,, INV
MEMOIR OF THE LIFE OF ELIZABETH Fry,
two daughters In vols.
Warehouse je23,J j. B. STEEL, IA Camp St.
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DELIGHTFuL SUMMER RESIDENCE,

DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,
ArpRrvArE # tEM3sR s9d half epent
n font the -, Lake by IL arpe1s in depth to, "a
prisng good dwelling house. kitchen, servants EAA
order In font Of the dwelling is fine pastnrethe whole
well surrounded by fine iveoak and other beautiful trees
The plan Of SAID properly can he seen at our
mya PERSON & BONNEyAL 81 Gravier st.
WINDOW GLASS, LINsEED OIL, PAINTS, &c.
Ns H Oh s sIIRT 3 T IT, FhsDtSt &C.
: Pbis, BoiIsd "a ID b Pl; j R2 vanish
40 cases Tiernans Chrome Green,
g Dds do F Go in 9 5sE do S do k Mh"s
' coolsd rs s1Ssn o% 1 h to Is lbs
1000 lbs American and China Vermion.
$50 lbs Uranarine Blue; 200 do. Antwerp Blue
zoo lbs Amber and Sienna in oil and water.
500 dozen cakes Colors~Newmans Reeves Sons and
$50 dozen Oil Coo's: in tubs for artists.
40 lbs fine Bronze Powder.
Gold and Silver Leaf Dentists Gold Foil; Dutch Metal;
fn stock Of ali the Tools and Colo required for Painting
and Glazing of every description!
WINDOW AND ID PICTURE p TURF GLASS
goo goo Engsh Stoy a.;s 20 n En SjI,a ,ss
100 Engsh, light ed Blue, Green, Yellow and Violet
50 casks S fine English Venitian Red TO arrive.
50 do. Vermont Ochre: equal TO French.
10 do, Sienna; 10 do Amber.
81 casks and bbis Lampblack assorted papers
100 tons Chalk 2500 lbs Black Lead.
- bbls. Cement. for steamboat decks
20OO lbs Dry Verdgrls 20 bbis Copperas.
tons Dry White Lead
10 kegs Red Lead and I.itharge.
Parties IN want OF Pants Oils Glass and Brushes or any
other article connected with the Paint Business, would 90
well to call and stock of those articles before purchas
ing Having made arrangements to be regularly supped
with All the above articles from the best manutactones with
the addition OF my PAINT MANDATORY, being now III
full operation, article, Dry or Ground Oil, in any
sized packages can be obtained low from eab
lshmeut in the country, by application to
je5 81 r. CLANNON, a. Canalst.