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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

STABB1NG.-On Wednesday night affray took place
between a watchman of the Third Municipality and some
swod-cane stabbed the Waterman, whose name William
OConnei. Mr. DupeTu arrested the spot, and on
being brought before Recorder eno yesterday was admit
ted to bail in the of $1,000. the Recorder having
ceIved from Dr. lizard ceicate that the wound is not
IauaeIuuS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

FILIAL PETY.-Edward Down brought 70 the Second
quest of Mrs Noonan his sister VINO charges him with
striking his father with sics. The called up by
Recorder Baldwin yesterday, and, appearing TO
prosecute tha accused was remanded.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
M0IEL TY Upon NOTELTY

NOpELTY UPON NOVELTY
rJNHlS EVENING, Friday, February First night Of new
Performance, entitled THE PASTORAL SWAIN
The CoguetIlsh NIikmain which the Model Equestrian
LEVI NORTH. and LA BELLE ROSAIlNE VII apPeaT
Mrs MUM, III beautiful Equestrian Poses SW EEL, i'll
ms Magic Rope Exercises LA THORNE as the HerG9ea
s4nnnnier. EOUSE. the Ethereal, with Messs Buki,
MALLOY, DUCROW, HENDRICKS, and the whole Troupe
ENTERTAINMENTS unprecedenttdly attract
throughout with and attic, IRON that
Sprite Folly, WORRELL, and readeed arnoousy sweet
Uy Great Brass Band. 800 ..,. ,o,
tsy Performance will given EACH SATURDAY, at l2 NJ
S- Doors open at o'clock performance 70 commence al
ddDsOr Circle cents; Second Tier, rs cents gg
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

SMALL DEBT.-The debt of the State of New
Jersey is only S6S,738 ST.
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kEEPING BRoTHEL--EIeman Strucke was arrested by
the Third Municipality police yesterday on a charge pre-
erred by Mary Henderson OF keeping brotheI on Espla
made street. the levee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

RECEIVING STOLEN PRoPERTY-A Mrs. Keyes was
brought the Second Municipality police office yesterday
afternoon accused by Michael McMuwOrth with receiving
hs horse, knowing it to be stolen
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ST, CHARLES THE A I Il E.

Benefit of Mr.. MANNERS.
vv,uIS EVENING friday February lS49-W lie presented,
The Grand Opera FRA DlANOLO-F Diavolo, Mr. Man
ve Lorenzo Mr. Clark Lord Alcash, Mr. Chppenda Beppo
M Trough. Zerlna, Miss BeIt Lady Alcash Miss Coad
After winch, Mad Scene from LUCIA ID LAMMERMOoi,
hy Miss BRENT. Ballad "The Flower OF Eiersle ~ MI
Manvers To conclude with THE HAPPlEST DAY VI NJ
LIFE-Giman, Mr.. Fuller.
Sat Benefit of Mr.. BROUGH.
az The celebrated HERON FAMILY is engaged
ger Doors open past and Curtain at O'Clock
1T Tickets and places may be had application to h
BALY between the hours 10 and o'clock every day. S
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02
New Orleans Seed store

ana WhnGhoOS6
IL COMMON Street. Of 1eh0upit6uidS street,
BY AFFLECK, COMSTOCk co
FTNHE subscribers have Just received from Wethesed
Gardens, Conn the largest assortment and heavI g.
NR est stock Of Garden and Farm Seed, buHeonset0
SIG Trees Horticultural Implements and Books ever
-NS8 offered in the South
Boxes of Seed put order and assomenis made out
Tor the West Indies Mexico California Texas and Tor any
port in the Southern or Western country. -
Market Gardeners. Merchants. Factors Planters and otli
Gers of boats may rely upon having their orders promptly
executed and every article warranted genuine.
ja25 II AFFLECk, COMSTOCk co.
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Assault AND Observation-Disclosures Brown accused of
assault and battery the of Juan Gamma was yes
erday before the First District Coa by Recorder Genos
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

MECHANICS lNsTlTUTE.-Our enterprising fel-
low-citizen, Peter L. Jore, is, we perceive, again
devotng his energies to the establishment of very
beneficial institution, entitled the Louisiana Me-
chanics' Independent Institute. The mechanics of
this State form large and influential part of the
community, and we glad to find that Mr.. Jore ia
endeavoring to organize Mechanics Institute far
lie State of Louisiana. If the design be carried
out, 1t will be of vast utility and we hope our citi-
zens will lend all their aid to its accomplishment
The subscription book has been transferred to the
Mayors office, where all interested in promoting the
objects of the Institute will please call
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
LATITUDE, 70 81 30 N-LoNoITupx 30 Win Time, 6h
Cleared Yesterday:

CLEARED yesterday:
Ship Franchise Bray Boston, J. p. Whitney Co
ship Columbia, HaIey iiavIe jenkins 4 Builder donf
Ship St John. lBrl Barns Liverpool, T. Maxwell a 20
' Hoglfon, Rankin & Co
Bark Ashley (Br.) Gray, London, g. Palmer
Bng Michigonne, Chamberlin New York, e. leake y Go
Brig Oliver. Sumner, Philadelphia, w w. Mcnialn
Sclr Jas. Henry Hall Brazos ST. Jago A. Keany 4 Co
Schr Geneva, Warning, Pensacola, Master
Schr. Martha Trufant Pensacola, Jno Hurley
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Palmetto Smith, from Galveston, Both ult 10
Harris Il Morgan-lst my.
H. s. steamship Telegraph Folger days from BraZos st.
Jago via Amnsas Bay and Layaca, TO U. s. Quarter
Ship Ocean Queen. Coffin, from Liverpool Nov. ed, to
Inaster-3d my.
Ship Chas Saunders (Bl Simpson, so days from Hull to
Prehn. Clegg Co Sd my. -
Bark Fred Warren. SAMPSON So days from Bordeaux, to u
Bark Roxanna Curling, from Cork, to master-2d my.
Brig Superior tSwed) Chaen % days from Rio de Janeo
to master-lst my.
Sclr Aurea Hanson days from Pensacola to master
Basin.
Jas L. Day, Giberson, FIN Mobile-266 bales cotton.
Jenny Lind, HaygoOd FIN Opelousas-2t6 bales cotton.
Bertrand Castillo, I'm St Martinsvlleb2 bales cotton
Rockaway Davis I'm Hurricane Blus-1332 bales cotton.
Arkansas No A. Fr.bee FIN Yazoo nver-6U bales cotton
Gypsy, Ure I'm Baton Rouge-4l bales cotton:
T.. ID. White: Amsden, fin Grand Ecore-1lA bis cotton.
Pride of the West Williamson, I'm st. Louis
Boreas No. 3 Barnsrd, I'm st. Lous.
Belle of the West, Whitten, I'm Cincinnati.
Chas. Hammond, Davis, I'm Cincinnati
VIM Noble, Newcomb, FIN Cincinnati.
Martha Washington, Irwin, I'm Cincinnati.
Fashion. AndsTs, fin Cincinnati.
BELow-CoMING
Two ships and one bark-names unknown.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Tor norRh e. i s ssS ssss I'D roa,sh,aip
$s:.s ss 8 s. !: Rsssa
The 1s and PRdd sno nnng Lake
Canal as above landing the Pontchatrain Railroad for
FeS eeeVed Mon me- etc. giving
through Bills Ladng at p cents per Dbl;
| til o'clock p NJ on the day OF departure.
For freight passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
ia3i # uf'''' WINGATE & Brennan, a. Poydsas St
FOR MoE H. -ao1d,i ~ q s. naiL LOVE
- G Ga5Es' cs ss' T. 4. H Hem
for The Lake Trade with superior accommodations; ohe
ers viii leave the Pontchaltlan Railroad DAILY during
the wSs on o he nd at the The s hs p on
IA T. GEDDEs a hgen DfS Bank Place
E7oR LoGIsylLiE. Madison Cincinnati and Ports
L mouth S. M4IL-The new sngs- M h
NOBLE Cap NeWcomb l IeceiSns freight -
and will leave above For frei ght having
aqp 3G9d pSysa
B-Ths VIM Noble lob an e9ey new boat hHi
with delay. She will take freight to Memphis,
Paiucah smhland. etc fy2
LoR fHI New Abany. Gvansv Re'
IL LOUISVILLE P.4CKET.-The ~ ~
n A Sl master viii eaSe as above For
freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations ap
ply yS Ga '0a' 0ppIHfY HYDE o iiif 70 poyda St
B This boat was built expressyor the Louisville trade
~ 20 lsr0f sATyRPAY Sd inst at NJ positively
l. ngs Illinois River The new fast l#ssftSs=fS
WEST Wiiamson master, is receiving freight, and viii
leave above. For freight passage having unsurpassed
orto '''l'' HYDE i oGLEsBY, IL Poydrss st. :,
.B-The Pride of the West is an entirely new boat, of
ghtdraught and will meet with no delay in reaching
her destination. fy2
81 = Ifgsf SATgR G,1. 81 ips ,
S:laiHs $ff5sss s1 PiSDe
as above For freight or passage apply on board at Poydaf
'''e'' ""A'' HYDE & OGLEsBY, 70 Poydras St
fy2 or J. McGREGOR SEQ Tcboupouas st.
q saSf sA TT H. E:dn pov1y
1a's steamer sSPsI2ss nfH IN 5RMfD5ar
abe. For freight passage, having unsurpassed
%a a to f S so E2ssas f o5da st.
E6R LOTS Cinenn a Wheeling and RI Pitts.
assnEs fsmSs ani BEEE 81 THE
WEST David Whtsn, master; is now re sssssz.sssss
sage having unsurpassed accommodations apply on board
f ys'"''s street WHY HYbE oGLEsBy 70 poyda. St
t-g 10 tfnte MIA "a lnsi at . r. IA
FOE 1 GEE EiasR RIXE r.. Tss eaner
fy1 r. b. SMITH Agent. sssEsnsssSrz3s
sQ5~ ToIeGre FRIDAY Cd inst, at 5 P. M, pos.
NOR PlTTSBURG, direct Cincinnati. Louisville etc
l. The new. light draught and iaSt-running fF~3 h,
steamer PIKE No 9, Capt Il Montgomery, - 58h.a
is now Teceiyng freight, and will leave as
modaons, apply board, at PoydraS street wharf to
fy1 HYDE OGl.ESBY, IL POydras street.
sFs" To ieape WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
NOR LOUISVILLE, Evansville, and ali ate
Il ports.-The new. elegant and fast runnng ~ -
passenger steamboat ATLANTIC J. NJ. iiEE a4st77s
RroaiweI master, is receiving freight, and will Ssr;a
leave above For ielgt passage having unsurpassed
OmnOlaons, apply board, opposite Poyras street,
HN DE GIIESRf Il PoydTas st.
N. B.-The Atlantic, being of very light draught, will
with detention. jail
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Ornamental Trees, Greenhouse Plants, SC

tNHE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
Il public that he has opened his Green. house on the -
corner Of ST. Charles and Union streets where he has aS8
large assortment of EVERGREENS and ORNA-A
MENTAL TREES also GREEN HOUSE PLANTS Of
every variety ITO varieties Of ROSES Of the best quality
alsO. large assortment of FRUIT TREES: Peaches
Pums Nectanes Apncots and Ounces Of the very best
gnaily and intends selling at the lowest prices. At his
Nursery the Shell Road, he has arge assortment Of
EVegreens Ornamental Trees Shade Trees which will be
furnished on the same terms as above
jas I'm LANES McCABE
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ORLEANS TIL e A T r E.

C,ATURDAY EVENING, February 3, l849Wi be pre.ened
- second time this the charming Opera N re
music by Malart called GASTiBELZA Gu IL Fou DE To-
Iede Performers Duuc, Corrad and Valet; Mesdames
Berton and Lecour. ,,o>,,r .,c,,
ss,- Sunday Feb 4, first night Of Mr. and MIS- MoNfLhiSih
and Corps de Ballet Ia
Performances . commence at O'CLOCK DS
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EAGLE LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
SOMTENY.-No. 40,

vail ST., NJ T-CAPITAL $500, 000-l00, 900 PAID In.
tn" This Company from its possession of ample CAPITAL.
addition lis reserved Premiums, has decIde advantage
owe purely Mutual companes nj OF security 10 those
desiring TO effect LIFE INSURANCE Its having
surpassed the sanguine antcipatons of its founders
proves advantages be duly appreciated by the
munity Its rates about 10 per less Than Mutual
Companies the with full participation the Gifts
Pr0spectuses will be furnished and applications for lnsu
rance forwarded to the Company, application to
GEORGE WOOD New Leyes
jail 1m3p and Tch0uuiOuias street.
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes. &c.
L L L A

S-1o0oi
Ry L. AR MFIELD, Auctioneer.
WILL he sd Daily, the store Of JASPER F. SMITH No.
w Camp and Magazine streesHihout
general assortment DRY GOODS, part
DOMESTIC CALICOES CLOTHS CAGSlMERES, KERSEYS,
IA lso.
HATS Boots, Shoes HARDWARE, Cutlery and large variety
FANCY GOODS ali OF which will be suitable foi Country
Trade Terms, cash
N b Liberal Advances made consgnments of Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches, Jeweiry, and
Merchandise generally. % TN
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FROM HAYrI.-Capt. Wainwright, of schooner
iowa. arrived at New York. from Port au Prince,
whence he sailed on the LIST inst, reports that there
had been some difficulty between the U. S. Consul
at Aux Cages and the authorites-the former having
been insulted and struck by Haytien-but it had
been arranged. French and a British man-of.
war had gone from Port all Prince to Aux Caves.
this account but the French vessel had returned
Capt w. reiterates the report that the Haytien
Government was getting up a hostile expedition
against the Spanish or Dominican part of the Isl.
and. Double guards had been set at Port au Prince
several days before the Julia sailed
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ployment as CLERK. or Assistant in
w a Store or Office or on board a Steamboat by a
Young Man who, with his family, has been about months
TO accept OF any situation where ne honestly obtain
livelihood for himself and family. Please address T. b. r.
this office. fy1
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Evening Glasses for the
Spanish, French & English Languages.

NpdIIISll, FTtllCII 4 EIIgIIolI Languages.
PROFESSOR VARGAS, native of And alusia, Spain,
L will open EceniRg Class on February LIST. at No -
UNION STREET, (Barker's Budings.) for the Instruction
of those wishing acquire the FRENCH and SPANISH
LANGUAGES. Without eulOgizng particular method
OF mpartng instruction. Mr. " guarantees that his Pupils
with ordinary application, will be able in three months to
yead translate and speak the Spanish Language uentiy.
Mr.. " has also made with Professor OF Eng
si thai instruction will be given any branch of the
ENGLISH LANGUAGE, including BOOK KEEPING
by Double Entry.
TERMS MODERATE. Hours from to n. N. JAZZ Gm
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MASS "pLANo RELIEvou

BR.4SS LETTER SIGNS and NU-MBERS.
A NEW and Elegant Aricle-very durable and Econ
n 0mical costing but tribe the common Tin sign
Particularly adapted for Banks. Churches, Hotels, Stores
Offices, Apohecares Labels ETC. etc Sold at the manu-
factuer's prices. G Specimens TO be and orders
received by J. ID. ANDERSON,
d5 6m ne IA Charles street.
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70 RENT,

A NEW two-story FRAME HOUSE neatly and well
and kitchen large cseEn yard and Flower Garden, Fi:;
situated at ihelcorner OF Washington and Chestnut SIS
prenIses. above Rent 22o month Il3I ID
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~" To sail THURSDAY February Is
nor SAN ER ANCISliO CALIFORNIA A. 2 &,

II Y sal HURsDAY; FsbTnaTy 3.
EyOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA PfS-
Il SENGER PACKET-The fine. Baltimore III
clipper built, large schooner ST. MARY, l.. A. Ella
Chasteau master, will by engagement sail on the AI.
appointed day. No expense will be spared to fit her 10
comnodate limited number OF passengers in the most
Portable manner The St Mary coppered and copper
tened strong built new, and stands /. being a
fast safer in complete oref Tor the voyage, she
peced make Slort passage vessel bound for
that destination Capt Chasteau has made number of
voyages the Pacific, and from long experience, tho
roughly acquainted with the coast and arhor. Agents
established Panama and San Francisco where they will
be happy TO render TO the any service IN their
power. \ limited quantity OF fJelgh viii be received II
Immediately engaged, for which apply 10 The
board the foot Of ST. Peter street, or 10
LOISON 81 SlLN ESTRE,
iaS0 80 CEartTes ST., up stairs.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, Etc.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, Etc. -
TEE undersigned constantly receiving fresh Supplies OF
i DRUGS and MEDIClN Els from the North --y2
and from Europe, which lie will dispose OF at the low
market prices, to Physicians Druggists Planters 4N
and Families. Fresh VACCINE MATTER always Ia
ON hand and Vaccination performed TO satisfaction
CHS NYSTRAND, diamonds Row,
nI5 6m at corner of Tchoupitouias and Delord SIS.
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AUCTION NOTICE

AUCTION NOTICE.
rE,HE SUBSCRIBER, having closed his with Mr..
4 4sEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter carry the Auction
Business on lie own account that his long experience
suciol4er welknown capacity that
H. r. WOOD
RefcrepcesMaunsel White Co., VIM Laugln CO., Jacob
Barker. JaSO
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Memnranda

Memoranda:
Steamboat Pride of the West left St Louis the 25ti
nit In port for New Orleans steamboats, Aleck Scott.
Nj ssOur Kansas, and Ne Plus Ultra.
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PLASTERING HAIR
$4,000 BUSHELS PI Jos sa ils iSf fsls By Co.
ia27 146 Common st.
CEMENT AND PLASTER OF PARIS.
0Gfl BRIS. Cement and Plaster Of PARIS IN store and
.VW1 for sale by JOHN STROUD co,
ia27 li6 Common S..
nR WALLACE No. "a Arcade Passaee,(u statrs,)
- New Orleans. OFFICE ioURs-From 3 A. NJ. TO IL
and from tot p. NJ.
ORDERS left at Inc Drug Store of II. Boanabe will be
attended 10 ja26 lyd&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

NEW YORK SADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
sIsNoE THE BLACK HORSE HEAP IS Canal near Camp ST.
N Retail Dealers in Saddles. Brides, Martin IAN
gales, Trunks. Whips, Hogskins; Skirng. sad; TX
dlery Ware Gin Bands Coach Trimmings and
Furniture of every description, having full assortment OF
all articles in their line from their manuacory enabled
offer to purchasers both respect to sly and prices an
inducemen, TO call on them. at IS Canal street ~
dN I'm ANDREW G. BULL 4 co.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received by MAJ. ID. D. T0MPkINS; Quar-
w temaster, u. s. Army, until the First DaU of
.lLarch merit the Qua.masers Office. New Orleans
for the TRANSPORTATION of all ARMY SUPPLIES from Port
iavaca and Corpus Christi Texas to the following points
in Texas viz San Antonio de Bexar and Pfesdio del
Rio Grande and RIO Gande City and L0redo Each bid
distinctly the lowest 100 pounds from Cor
pus Christi Lavaca each Of the points named
ratey and endorsed Proposals for Transporting Army
may apply jail 3taw mi
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Bail in Aiexaudfia

ALEXANDRIA, LA, Jan. 20.
Eds. Cresesat: This quiet little town wa. On Monday
night tth inst) last the scene Of unusual excitement in
consequence Of public ball which go up by a few
spirited gentlemen in the neighbohood and who by their
able management succeeded in bringing together numer
Gus assembage of the youthful beauty of he surrounding
district The large room in the Washington Hotel was
selected for the occasion 1t most asteflly decorated.
and when lighted presented truly picturesque scene
Shorty alter eight clock carriages began in rapid
ssion, and all apps AIRED have come with deter
mination to enjoy themselves dancing commenced in down.
right earnest and kept with undated spirit until mid
night. The company then down sumptuous r.pas
prepared by Mr. Cuyeon which all the deicace of the
introduced, and in the arrangement of which
Mr. evnced the most recherche Dancing was again
resumed, and continued without intermon until day
break when all departed expressing themselves highly de-
lighted with the evenings entertainment. r.
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SADDLERY WAREHOUSE.
SMITH & BROTHER, Sc Common St.
SADDLES--Englsh, American Spanish, Texas, Mexi-
- can, California, and all others now in use ES-A
Cart and Dray Harness, Of all kinds and qualities ~
BRIDLES and Bride Filings, Bits. Stinops
Spurs. Strup Leather, Girths, Surcngles and WHO'S.
LEATHER-Skiting. Harness, Band, Bride and Top
Leather Hog skins Deer and Sheep skins, Morocco etc.
TRIMMlNGS-Sadde, Harness, Coach and Trunk ma
kers' Trimmings.
TOOl.S-FOr Saddle Harness, Coach and Trunk makers
PLOUGHS-Smiths Carey Plough, Extended Bar. Nos
I, and
COLLARS and NAMES of all kinds MiLbands, Gin
bands Saddle bags, Carpet bags etc.
ALso-PATENT METALLIC.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS-MiLbands, from to Is
inches Packing fer Steam Engines from d to Ia inches ;
Goats, Gaps, Capes, Ieggings Travelling Bags Army and
Navy Bags, Tents, Tarpauins, Stationen Gum, Cups
Bottles, Buckets, Air Beds, Air Pillows, Air Cushions, Life
Preservers, ETC., etc. fyl
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ALABAMA OSNABURGS.

l. A II NJ "A oSN "A ID II " o.
f-Y~ We receiving and shall keep on SALE large sup
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manuiactur
ing Company Alabama. These Goods we think not in
feror to any of Southern Manufacture We invite the aen
ton of Planters Merchants and Others to these Goods. e
are directed to sell at tie locsst market price.
dIi2mis JOHN T. DONALD u CO. SO Camp ST.
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THE SUGAR Planters MANUAL.

Beng Treatise the Art OF obtaining Sugar the Sugar Cane
by J. w. Evans, M. D.-n ADD valuable Book.
Together with the stock OF LAW BOOKS
Southern country. sF- Fos sale by
jaI7 lt2dpAu d. WOODRUFF a. Co, So Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

Mrs. a, G.. PARKER
- ESPECTFULLY informs the ADDE'S OF New Orleans,
and purchasers general, that she has opened IT,
at 931a C.9.NP Street, below Poydras handsome Nh
and well selected assortment of HHS
Millinery and Fancy Goods, VIZ
Consisting Of Ladies Fancy BONNETS Full Dress and
Break CAPS Head dresses Ribbons Flowers. Feathers.
Rich Embroidered Evening Dresses, Collars, Chemzetes,
Lace Veis etc.
The above goods of the latest Importation and Ladies
will find to their advantage call and examine before pnr
chasing elsewhere they will be sold, wholesale and retail
at reduced prices.
WANTED-A good SALES. LADY To save trouble
but those who well recommended char
acer and capacity, need apply. ja23 I2t
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IL TO sal SATURDAY, Febrnary 3D.
NOR CALIFORNIA, uia CH EG UJ..fR
Il PICKET LINE.-The A l, very iasLsailng tttr
schooner VIM. THOMPSON, Crowell master, <sAlse
can handsomely accommodate % cabin and 40 steer
age passengers She will receive limited quantity of freight
and will ive sail above This vessel now lies at Post
TO- Second Municipality, where persons gong to California
particularly requested to examine her aud select their
Berhs. For freight pas.qge app. to the Captain on
board or to O. WiCKHAM Is Bienye St
ian or e. M HARRISON 4 co, II POydras.
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SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,

SPICE AND COEFEE MILLS,
No. 3 n OTRE DIME Street.
l.. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
D. of New Orleans that he all times prepared at the
above Mills to furnish and ground Coffee ground Spices
of all kinds together with Cornmea. H0mny and Gntz.
Steamboats,, Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the
shortest notice. o2S II
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Y MORNING, FEBRUARY ., 1919.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

NOR CALIFORNIA. Uia CORPUS CHRISTI-The
Il undersigned would respectfully inform inGivid ais or
parties desrous of going to California by the most exeil
toqs routetat is, the route ravesed by Col Tq4k 70 Ma
au-fhat he prepared to for MI LES and
HORSES at price not TO exceed S25 EACH All persons
DESTROYS reach Corpus Christi do the fine steam
ship Fanny which sails on Thursday next
Jag J. ;. URtE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

FOR SALE
A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT, mea- - -
N suyes l65 fee--i82 feet deck, Is feet
beam with six feet hold has three forty inch ~
boilers Is feet long: two twenty inch cylinders. feet
stroke-a entirely new with the boat She draws only %
inches water and will carry 400 freight Is only
year and nine months old her cabins furnished in excel
lent STYLE and well found respect For further
tieaiars apply to
Ola II HYDE OGLESBY, IL Poydfas st.