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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-12

FROM FoRr LEAvENwonLH.-Boats are
daily passing crowded with emigrants-from
Top TO bot,om--the Cholera following them.
The Rifle Regiment is here, under The com.
mand of the gallant Col. Loring (who lost his
left arm in the storming of Chapnliepec.) 1t
will leave about the Goth May, Six compa-
nies are destined for Oregon, direct, and three
companies for Salt Lake or Bear River, and
three companies will proceed to what is
commonly called Fort Larime, on Larimie
river The cholera and small pox are thin.
ming the ranks Of tho rifles considerably, but
no one seems to dread the frequent cholera
alarms, because they have the very first sur
geons in the world. There die daily about
three. The companies will have to be filled
up before they advance.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-12

EXPEDITIONS IN SEARCH OF SiR JOHN
FRASxLiN.-A despatch from Washington
states that our Government intends detailing,
forthwith, two Of the national ships in search
of the lost exploring expedition Of Sir John
franklin, in the Arctic seas; one to 60 east
around Cape Labrador, and through Davis
straits-the other west, TO Behring's straits
The Government could no, better show its
humanity and its appreciation ofthe services
of The daring navigator. There was nothing
sectional in the object Of his expedition. 1t
was for the good Of the world, and all ma.
tons should lend their aid in the search to
find and relieve him and his brave compa.
Mons. We are glad TO see that our own go.
vernment is the first 10 answer the pathetic
appeal Of Lady franklin.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-12

On the sth the Danish Minister Of War
published the following order of the day:
aKings and sovereigns are daily sending
troops into the Duchies to second the efforl'
cf The rebels sesin., their legitimate sove'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-12

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
NEW FALL GOODS.
C. YALE, JR., & CO.,

Cs YALE, JRss ~ co.
81 MAGAZINE STREET,
Are receiving per Falcon and other arrivals
their Fall Stock of
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found complete assortment Of
Plain Plaid, Striped and Watered BLACK SILKS; Fan.
Figured Changeabls and BrOch6 Silks, latest style
CoOfed Satns White and Black do; COlCred and White
eros d'AfTique COrde and GIac5 Silks Coorsd Flor
Black Grape White and CoOred do; Grape Lisei
Illusion ETC.
Black Plain and Printed Cashmeres and MousseIine de
LANES; Black BOmbazne; A paca LuStTes :! GinghamI,
and a variety Of style Dress Goods.
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss and Book MUSLINS; Taretans; CambHc
JaConetsi Bishop Lawn Linen Cambria; Striped and
Plaid Cambria Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded Skirts
Fancy Nets. etc.
LACEs AND ENGBRoIDEREs.
Thread Laces and EdgingE; Lisle and Muslin do, do
BObbn and Silk do do. Jsconet and Swiss Trimmings
Embodied CaDes, Collars Cuff and Msntlas: Lace
Wells; Lace Flouncug; Embroidered L. C. Handker-
chiefs RivtTe and Hem stitch do. Tape and Plain Bor
deed do; LadeS' Fancy Silk Ties and HandkeTchiefs
Gentlemen'S B aok and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravau.
SHAWLs, SCARFS AND SILK MANTLLAs.
complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
GLOVES, all kinds Silk, Cotton and Wooden HO.
SlERY Steel Beads; Purse Silk; Sewing Silk Zephyr
Wonei Pins Needles Pearl Buttons; Oil Silk Whale.
bones; Black and eolored SILK PRINCES and TRIM
MlNGS; Linen Tape and Bobbins; Stay Binding
Green and Blue Barge Tor Wells Hat and Ribbon Wire!
STRAW GOODS.
China and Rice Pearl Rutland, CObourg Berlin, Aladdin,
PHn'us English Split Straw Tuscan Braid and Devon
BONNETS; Bonnet Frames Crowns and Tips; New
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS full assortment
Of Plain, Satin and Taft Ribbsns all cOOrs and numbers.
ARTIFICIALFLOWERS- Frenoh Bunches, WIeathS,
etc., all Of which will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices
c. YALE. Jr, & CO., q Mas azine st.
teps 2md&W between Common and Gravier stI.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

hE subscriber has beeu {, great expense in procuring
and packing well assorted, in bundles of IS eaoh for
THIS market, a few thousand PEACH TREES, from -,
one OF the oldest and best Nurseries in NewleHey. 80
These Trees of large growth from six to ten fset
nigh one year from gratis OF the most approved kinds that
are raised in the States of Delaware and NewJeey for the
Philadelphia and HewY0fk markets. A number Of then
have been carefully selected from the celebrated Orchard OF
Reeves Rlhgway, WilmingtO Del, The greatest
care has been observed in taking hem from the ground with
hef 1905 uninlud and packing them in that they
VIII arrive in excellent condition.
ANY person wishing more bundles can have them
well taken Of their arrival here by having the roots
placed in the ground till they aie ready TO receive them.
They will pTOb ably arrive RbOnt the ls Of December Oh
den lett al No % Heyia street will be promptly stsnded ta
Sap3 Am WEI. !. MnLAENs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

CoUNTERFEIT.-The Cashier of the State Bank
of Indiana gives notice of the appearance of new
counterfeit twodollar bill on that bank Vignette,
a male and female figure, supporting a shield
The counterfeit may be distinguished from the gen.
uine by the coarseness of the engraving and a
greater whitsness of the paper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02


THIRD MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL-This body met last
evening, Recorder seuzeneau pssiding-ssvsn members
present.
A communication was received from J. P. Whitney &
CO. relative lease granted them by the Municipality for
iesonded Mir Solomon Offered resolution granting the
oanceling OF the lease which was adopted.
petition received from certain residents Of Broad
street relative TO extending wooden payemens that part
Of the Municipality. On motion, il referred to the
The petiuOn Of MI Lopez asking the privilege of opening
restaurant on the Leyee, was, on motion granted.
Det ion from Brewer, Of the night watch stated
to the Council that he had been sick for days and asked
that no deduction be made from his iaRfy Referred TO the
petition was read from an individual who stated that he
was the father OF hve smz children that he far adj
vanoed in years and asked that thes months license for
selling oil should be granted him without charge The Pc
uuon added that DOsety would bless them if they DID
Referred the Committee on Claims on motion of Mi Witt
communication received from Aaron solomon,
campaigning Of the conduct OF the Syndo Of the Fourth
sppOiaed. On motion, referred 70 the Committee I'm.
Mir Wilt from the COMMITTEES on Finance offered sun
motion, adopted.
The President Of the Council stated that he had received
the rolls of the Assessor, and asked how the Clerk
pOyed 70 be paid Mr.. Wilt stated that resolution
would be Offered for that purpose
Mr. Solomon addressed the Council on the subject of re,
pairing the three whaves Advertised and advocated imms
date Ac0a Tbs lowest bid offered to make TepaH was
$4,000 Mr. Witt stated that the work would be given
ediaely that II necessary. member Of the Council in
conjunction with himself would advance an the fund.-
necessary for The purchase Of lumber and naih
Certain resolutions for paving the sidewalks of Galvez and
other streets taken up and passed.
Mr.. Witt presented resolution, awarding $50 the
Clerk who prepared the tabsauX for l64S Tbs rule was
dispensed with and the resolution taksa 40 and passed
meeting for closing the Louisiana Ballroom aud making
violation OF the ordinance punishable with hne or mOrsOn
ment Of this question After short debate tn carried
The ordinance relative to The collection Of taxes real
estate slaves and other property coming the order
the day, read and adopted.
After unmpOtant business, the Council adjourned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

A LIBEL.-The Persians have a saying that
ten measures Of talk were sent down upon the
sarIh, and tho WOmea took nine"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

RECORDER SEUzENKAU's CoURT.-A few Gases of assault
and battery most interesting the individuals engaged
came up before the Recorder yesterday and disposed of
In his usual impartial manner The of the paitiea
We DO not give for the simple that they only
Sam Jones, James Smith, Chas Johnson and Peter Brown
ne extent OF the injuries consisted in shading with the
dTaky huea of night the visual Of the combatan
There was charge of larceny pre- erred by Julia Davis
against ElmIa Ellen Evelina Thompson. but it dis
fnr mi c nuid.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
NEW ORLEANS mARRETs



- tae'day MOrniug Osl5bsr q 1879
COIFON.-Ihere was but little done In Co,soy 5pTry
the early part Of yesterday bot subssqusuv ~ Icir a.
creased. and lz5O bales sold mostly Tor he Nortb
Facton more willing sslss at last weeks rstoI:
HEw-ORLEAHs CLAasIgIcAr1OW
n Ig,oI ''''''''''. R9qel Kidding l9<9u
MiddinR q, I0k Good Fsii
Good Aiiddlng.. .I07SG6 I06 Good and Zine noSSaI
FOBACCO.-The Tobacco market presented mora no-
tive appearance Yesterday and neay 200 bids were sold
including the following 46 bids. Missouri A. at ST. 50
hhds a at 50, 50 hhds. Mason County (6 A. and r. ct
and % hhdl. Missouri A. Sc. . b. Prices very foil
SUGAR AND MoLASSES. - Transactions confined
to retail
FLOUR-The receipts Of Flour are light and prices very
finn The sales 1900 bbl Of which 100 b6s Illinois
at 90 200 do at $5 o. 900 do at IS 49, do not branded
At ~ 5s1 zoo bb Fine at "a go 200 do at fraction less
~ 6b extra at IS Sz and 50 do choice at s5 6< bbl
COhh-Saez Of 800 TO 1000 sacks in lots at 46< for re-
jectedr and A6845o. for good white and yellow
BkAN-ll60 sacks sold, in two lots At 70G72e . 100 b.
OATS.-Sales, 1850 sacks Ohio and Ksutucky At S57a
and $50 do st. Louis at 4s045c. p bushsI.
LARD OIL-4O bbs sold Al $50. p Eallou
PROfislONS-The largest Eals Of Lard wns q tisrseI
prime at6ac II. Of Bacon q casks County cured Sides
aad do. City Smoked sold 51kc p u. saas Of l6U bbs
Pork in several lots, 90 ska so for Mes. and e. s7
we found the whole stock OF Pork Is 0O7 bb (azanst
S5605 on t Septsmbe). Of which Is I62 Mess $50 Prime
1857 NJ o. and 22s3 Rumps.
CHEE5E--59 boxes good Western hrOught7e y b.
BA6GING AND ROPE.-I00 pieces and coils sod AZ
l65s and SIC, time with interest.
WHIskY.--Sma sales Of Rsotiiad at 2a1Sc D gslloa
EXCHANGING alteration.
FREIGHTS.-Ons two ships laid on Tor Iivsroool a
lid for Cotton 3Os for TObseco and 1Od fer Com
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
Close Of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER nav COODs

1001I0ls ~ az a SacTyIce
THOMAS BRADY, 81 Cbar+rsa s+rss,
w ILL., from this date commence selling ofF hid .n,f
" y, STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLT DRY C16Tse
~ otuei 70 make room for his fall supDes PrcbssSr ~
linen. o. Or SEs sihaws BsSge Printed MGsins, Irish
tbsiT VI Any aLuols IN the Dry Goods line will consult
i own interest BY examining the Stock befnrs naLn
S uiT ~ as I've Goods will be sold at BARGAIN
So NJ rhhhDE will on the LIST November remove N
5S Zoe 70. ~ CHHRIRES STREET, Opposite v6aTs
DrB Goods. SA vi Ha'' ana YssntteT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

BURsLARY.JOhn Kennedy charged yesterday before
Recorder Genols with catering the Of Francis Rosa
the corner of st Claude and Espanade Streets while the
sick in mis- bed and taking thetefrom valuable
god watch. Kennedy had room in the yard with
Rosa and selected the opportunity when the other could
prevent the robbery to despo him Of his property The
cuSed will answer before the FIst District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

LARCENY-0liveT Heard viii appear before the Firs Dis
tlct Court and answer the charge Of stealing lot Of
clothing gold buttons etc from the of James Beeehe
ard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
CAhEEi y
UPB o LSTERY,
PAPER HANGINGS


TIME ppder.i,,o5 i FURNITURE, Etc
~ u1ue,slgRed Is nov receiving sUpeuoT assortment
SiSs snd o geat yasjety of APER
Ssi5g If sl1nost sys USu stock II UPHOLSTERY con
%, and oi hne of Rotary and Once
Iid No nIu ohE FURNITURE, which he il dster
,neu q sen oT' wing purchased 10 person he s con
~ us s4Ch i'll compare with any Other In he Citl
81 OF JOSEPH ETTEP 20 Tam =.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
ArriHad Yertardau

Ssamship Palmetto. Smith. from the Southwest Pass
previously reported agfound on the BaF-tO Harm &
M0Tgan-l5t my.
Ship Peter HatIHok. Rockwell from New York, 9Th nh,
70 Toby & BOgen-lst my.
Bark Shannon, Edhdge, 20 days from Boston, to J. TourO
I'D my.
Brig Harriet, Collins. days from sisa to g. Fsmandsz
Is my,
Brig salyadcra, Evans, from Havana. 2lth ult, to Y
Quadras & Co.-lst my
to ]. Avet-2d my.
maSter-l0l bales cOtton-Basin.
sOhL TeIahassse sswyeI days from ST. MaIks TO mas
ter-lO bales cOttOn-Basin.
Soh[ Ella, ScheFnbeck, days from Pensacola to nader
Basin.
aTEAMBOATB:
Oregon. Hiem. from Mobile
Pnneess No 3, Heime from Vcksburg-1796 bales cotton
maguoia ThomassOn, from Vieksb1rgl572 bales cotton.
D. b. mosby kereheval, from Montgomery.
IoWDOa PoIpOise Brown. from the Passes.
TOwboat Belle. Miller from the Passes
Memoranda
TOwbOa Belle lowed down the Bar uchr. H. A. Barring
TowbOat Pofpose toWed down and to ses on the 9th
ult., bark Alabama and brig Russia.
Passengers:
Per shin Peter Hattrek, from New YOrk-55 EseraEa.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

r D1C, y q q o obs.
have Ieceiyed per late arrivals from New York the fol.
I0Wlng list OF Goods, which sell IT veTy low prices
flan, figured and striped black Dress Silks plain and
striped Shamelons black and cOlOTed Alpaccas; Canton
aud Ihl6e Cothsi BombaZines TWeeds and Cashmere
I9I Pogs and men wear black and striped Grenadines
nAhEGES and MODSSELlNE De LANES fol
mOnming Dresses small figured MOusselins de Iaines
hne asortmen Of HOSIERY consisting Of Ladies' BLACK
ana white SILK Hose English Thread and German Cation
Hose Gent, white and brown Half Hose Merino and
Cotton misses and boys Hose and Half Hose Of ali sizes
ladies' Menn0 and Silk Vests gents Silk, Merino and
Coon UndeHhs and Under;hits for boys and girls from
Ohe eaI 9P ladies' and gent Linen Cambria Handker.
Swiss and Jseonet Book Swiss, checked and plaid Cam
9lGs wnte aud eOOed embroidered Swiss and Janonet
!o -sesseS Mermack Cncheco aud French Prints; Cot.
0 0h ana ,Woukd Table COveE, ga up TowelinR and
Ddmask Table Cloths etn etc Likewise a fHt.rate al
9Ltment Of all kinds Of TRIMMINGS; silk and W0Tsted
SiGGl1s Brsids for embroidery work black and ooored
H ana Pearl Buttons fancy Gilt Buttons ladies' Slide
Gu bbucEies f2r lbe waist Tortoise shell and Buffalo Side
gIlDs gent 3 Pocket Combs Hair aud Tooth Brushes
fAieAandeIs KID GLOVES. etc, etc A call from nv Cd
nna customers and the ladies of New Oheans
oil Iw W. w. THOMPSON 4 Chartrss st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
L.AEIrUDE. y y % N-LonsIrUDr. . W.-inlne. 8.
olearad YAatardau.

Big Francis Lord, Nolan. New York, Jas. Flint
Schr. Gen. Quitman, OverstTest Mobile C. d. IehmGn
SchT. Elizabeth. Miller. TAMPA Bay Ias FaTTsIlV
SchE. Vlsltsr, WisOn, Point Isabel, John AleTauder
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
Girardin'S Dramatic Titer9tnrp

FUHLTCdTT
Just received at the
New Orleans stationers' Warehouse,
rr,,rr,,,,, No II CAMP street.
HET ~ ERhES ON DRAMATIC LITERATURE. n,
meat OF me Passions lJTama Nv sam -
lated 6V os, q hs Faculty Of Letters in Paris ETC Trans
grl ~ y AaSALOGR Of Ancient Graf Masopiy IN Nat
MURPHY L. JEFFERSiS N,r,io., N
YIN Short Rules NaygstioT NOulhs anu SLOW
THE CANE OF BILLIARDS n ~,
dl work, beautifully Illustrated ny hAaIu0n. A Epen
bi4ga i itS Of 81 Sir q G'r milne. Novel By Mary
The po6T cou MaIN+t, A Novel. By the author of
THE AMERIICSN M ,FERFIELD. By Charles Dickens
July lsl9 JOURNAL Of Medical Science, for
ences No . lEYesry Abstract of the Medical Sci
- January TO June, 1919. - ~ -1 NV
HOWss Al l5y;s hss; q 7, fey y copies d.
lutr gt approved Plays OF Shakespeare, csTey revised with
thr lions aud Explanatory Notes, Memoir of ~ An
n Prepared expressly lor he use OF ClSsSaS ma IL @
- N ~ SIlrels In VOL l2no.. For sale by '
- gu NV J. B. STEEL Il Canp st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

DIsCHARGED.-J. G. G. Ell is charged by j. H. Laudi-
CHAN with sabbing him Saturday evening last dis
missed yesterday By Recorder Baldwin. prosecutor ap
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
w. w. THOMPSON. 4 ChartEss st.

DUET AND SHERRY WINE.-2O Dozen Old Port
"a 7, WINE Cask do; 20 Casks Sheuy various qualities
o. b9Aea do DOS Bottles. each very superior Quality fol
l'"" h% A. b. RlNGG0ID, ~ Rsak PIsea,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
Lot of Ground on DTyades street Market,

Aot OF Ground on DTyades street Market.
BY }. A. BEARD, Auctioneer
Octobgr g. $40, 70 O'Clock MWi be sold at
~ suction, at Bank Arcade without reserve ~
ASerau LOT OF GROUND, being No I5 in suuare hannibal
haH Mopomne, DrYades Market and Baccus trez
o1l Lot measures 81 feet II inches lines front on Mepome1e
' ~ ueph Of ~ feet 70 inches and between ines
pa ne purchaser will sumo the payment Of
e amounting s2lS 49, the b,lance, CASH remain
months for bearing norgs property until paid
cent per annum. - 20
purchaser. -' - ~ . - 80 41' s@t0I1e Vi az
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

THE RoBBEBY ON THE AMARANTH WIN Meuard NJ
Black, aBd Hugh Derby, brought before Recorder
Baldwin yesterday for examination The witnesses the
State not being present, they will be examined to-day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

mIsT4KE.-AleEandsrbe belonging to NJ Diggea was az
rested on Sunday evening and charged By the WAehman
with having Ol en- property in his possession The articles
proved to be matten which he taking home with full
warrant for doing and after short detention the boy was
allowed to return to his master.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

THEFT.-Ellen -is charged with taking q trunk. the
property of Lewis CALDWELL leit in the OF Adele Cots
man What Elen's other Is can I say, but Re-
eorder Genois will ascertain this morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
NORMAN's
BOOK and StatiOnerY Establishment

~ HVUtlVhC4y LoLdUllOuLutul,
, NO 10 CAMP STREET, New ORLEANS.
DOOhS-pt every variety and description in every de,
,sl o. Literature Science and the Ars NpaI-
Rial rs BIZ OhSZRecelyed ass On ms p,,bIbsd
BooKs 81 81 a sI T. n BOOKS, PSALM AMI HYMN
RRTThaH W pBOQkS-At Northern Prices
English Plper ''~'u'0u NUN WhatmanR best
WRITING AND TRTTER D amy
49, and DESCRIPTION. a. -hS-Of every quality
N an sIS5s hiEmPSeqs ev cry article usually found
syuauls llHG-O)n the most
EE- Merchants and OhFrs
purchasing. requested examine Stock be-
~--
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
Extensive Sale of New and Choice Furniture on
account Of Party declining business,
BY JOHN E, L. SOLOMON

}. LEVY, AucuOneeT.
I ~ E au2usi, az the store Of G Whitney So Gang
ne Ehue stock Of Rev and Fashionable FURNITURE,
Png well selected assortment opportunity
Tor housekeepers to supply
IersCash delivery. The goods NAV be examined al any
time previous o he sale.
the y reIn0 shes buspess
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

LARCENY Bridget Finnlgan, aecussd of larceny was
locked up yesterday and will to-day before Recorder
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

E-41I4aILV q y I s17441alINE hNs
. Sc "a GgMJ @
'HERE are no articles of Merohandzs for which sucb
"A various prices are asked in this CtV as MILLINERY
n ns az TRACE = beginning it may be well inform
WI supG ~ n9s HlGF PLACE to make their purchases
WINS. CdmfbEllI, corner of POYDRAs and CARONDE.
LET IS now receiving from Paris and the Northern Cities
iSEe S Snd SPle3did assortment Of M II l. Err and
AN CH GOO d and her small expenses enables
hL 70 sell az Prices far below those usually asked The
not surpassed, if equaled, in the cty al iv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
MORGAN'C6 LITERARY DEPOT

ALL NGE PLACE,
ing the Post Office, NeUD Orleans, La.
Atths above EItabliihment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Committing Of NOVELS HIsToRY, BIosRAPHY, ScrENr1.
ZIG, COMMERCIAL, GEOGRAPHICAL and MKDICA LWoRKs.
AIso-A Complete Assortment of Stationery,
'hsrWfh ali the principal Daily and Weekly NEWsPAPERs
and MAGAZINES.
y orders Tor any article in the supplied ndforWardsd
nth Dispatch Books Prompt attention paid to sBv vet
'ra'f'd by mail. Foreign B0skS importsdto order.
j. c. MORGAN,
LnfrG Dtsf, adsiHtlg ths Peat QeS, Orlsans Lis.
r s. CHTpes have principal
Fuehsr' throughout the Union, supply
IsSt ssisIusd- serIs lp9In =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
SALES Avn AUCTION.
Household Furniture, Carriage, Horses and Choice
Servant Man.

,, u J, a. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
FRIDAY October g. 1882 II o'clock-Wi be sold at auction
at the Cottage Resldencs on Robin street between
and Annunciai0n streets - ~ 1'-'3I4~e
Ar elegant assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, com.
Chairs Lounge Chair, Rocking Chairs Dining and other %
kiso ~ -o1' 00't 4 u'i1uiet eug
fast. Also - 'OAs" S4'Ai@7
The JOE aged years. excellent driver and bo,s
maadies prescribed BY law. 80 ~ A''
The whole sold Of the owner quitting house keepp
IeTm For the Furniture, Carriage Horse cash oT te
negro man. onehalf cash, balance months credit for note Zap
proved bearing mortgage the servant per cent interest
he Furniture be the day previous to he sale
Aeto sale for the seyau before R. Beard ESQ., NJ al the
expense Of Ii purchaser. ' t' ~ - q. a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

KEEP TIE PEACE.-BiaV Aun Durham must do this for
fore Recorder Baldwin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

ASSAULT BY A NKsRo-A Negro man named Maelore
arrested yesterday by virtue Of issued By Re.
cOde GenOh for assault committed upon Gilbert Bro
yard, at his own house, in Hospital tTeet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
SHIPS--SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

- For Sisal and CampeachY-The fne fastsaiI--
9alstsA ing brig hardy, Capt. Perkins, will have i'm
mediate dispatch. For freight Or passage, apply
board, opposite post Z, Second Municipality. or to
iy4 DEWEY & CO. 81 GraVerse
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DARING ROBBERY. James F. Murray taken into
custody By the First Municipality police the following
charges Yesterday between u and o'clock the pro-
petOT of the eWey store No q Espla made re
turning to his establishment, after shO absence he
twom running out Of the door, which had been forced
Opea He Immediately raised the hue and cry and pufsued
the scamps had good start and threw they
large amount Of lewey, but Of them Murray
arrested by Mr. Caea, and when brought to the police
office, rings gold buttons, and lot of tTinkets, found
in his possession The accused will be examined to-day.
ehsl was picked on the premises by Of which
the TOgues enabled 10 force entrance Many Of the
articles thrown away in the fight have been retained By
aome of the crowd; it is to be hoped that they will be
bFonRht forward.
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RALUABLE FAMIIY sERUAMTs ZOE 80

He undersigned offer for sale the following named ser
wants, formerly owned By he of the late Benz
story and to be sold account of the intended depatur
OF the presen owner.
The negress SARAH aged shOpt S5 yeaB, good cook
WIN heT thTee daughters, aged To- IA and II yeaIs.
Likewise. n@gIess SARAH, good washer and rOner
about 81 years Of sge.
The servants can be seen at the Office from u 10 coo
each day. FLORANCE & TAYLOR,
No