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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

FIRST DISTRICT COURT-Distharg e of THOmDsOu
noHe que entered, yesterday by the Attorney
General in the of George Thompson indicted for the
murder of r. Mullen the witnesses for The
having all left the city Mr. Sever the ell Tor Thomp.
asked Tor empaneing of and discharge Of the
by their verdict the
present This refused by Inc Court and the accused
charged iInm custody. The killing OF Mullen occurred
Thompson in stable on Common street. when the after
trimming cock for The purpose OF fight. Thompson
had large pair OF sheas his hand, nd the afa stab
bed Mullen with them the left side of the Chest causing
his death number OF the prisoners friends present
in Court, Yesterday and he received numerous congratua
tinnsa h.Ia no dock
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ABscoNDED - Mr.. Walton, Treasurer of the
Theatrical Company at Norfolk, Va, decamped on
Tuesday, the 18th inst, with all the funds of the
Mondays entertainment. 1t was benefit night,
and the receipts were uncommonly large.
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AFFIDAVIT MADE AGAINST PINO-At IL o'clock yes'er.
day, Michael Reilly appeared fefoe the Clerk of the Re.
cnrder COut of the Second Municipality and made oath
that Auguste Pino Thursday morning last, unpro
yokedy assault stab and kill Michael Burns Post No SO
The affidavit of Reilly shows another side of the question
and positively contradcs all that bad before heard
subject, il charges Pho with debea'e murder, Reilly
stated that he witness the aay; that Pine
advance upon Burns, without interchansing word and
strike him with measuring that he then took up
,tave and attacked him with it, wien Burns sszed ano her
to defend himself At this time Pine drew a knife they
beth fell into the and Pine stabbed Burns
To-day the examination will take place before Recorder
Bldwin when the state of the will he known
Capt FOrno arrested the accused immediately upon The
suing of the warrant based upon the affidavit OF Reilly
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Sl0 REwapn

$40 REWARD.
* AN AWAY from the subsciber on Monday the 18th
49, INST the Slave Girl ADELINE, aged % years; q
, ,bo nan thick loose skin the back of her head S
Ei hps and bad teeth she wore Cotonade
pos nI an jail IN this city will be paid the shove reward
nny person found saibonng her viii bs prosecuted 10 The
ss'ss' u lbs Isw, tisMHl MRS f9ETER,
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CASE IF PTN0.-The securities for Mr.. Pino who sur.
rendered himself Thursday last and admitted 10 bail
appeared before Recorder Baldwin esieday ard stated that
Mr. Pino was ready, at any moment to stand an
examination tor the killing of Burns. The Recorder in
formed them that affidavit had teen filed complaint en-
tered against Pine and unit that done he houd not
proceed in the We think that decision of the Recorder
opposite We will briefly the matter with
out comment. An atfray occurred. deadly wearon was
used by Of the parties and reu ed in the death of
opponent The survivor while his Antagonist was yet NV
ing surrendered himself to the Recorder the
stabling and stated Justification that he mad done so
sell DEF nee. No witnesses were examined and The man
on giving unquesonahe bail 10 the amount OF $3.50 a
and before the Court discharged fIom Gus
tody The Recorder had legal evidence before him so ".
that this Ut 1usiItabe HON eide therefore
bail should have been received. he Supreme Go lrt
has decided that examining magistrates have power
admit pares to bail where the penalty Judged for the
crime charged eICeeds Yeas Imprisonment the
morning, when The death OF the wounded known
to The COu 1t its still imperative duty have
PnO arrested though a iavit had been made.
plant of third under oath requisite be IN
examination could be into by the Recorder when the
confession OF PBo before him stating that HI had
foed the wounds by winch. according verdict of
the Co oner's Jury, which also possession of The
Court, the deceased had died.
Wishing to b. perfectly impartial, a reporter should
be matter of this kind will here state that the
verdict OF the Coroner Jury basis for legal
that was, untortun ately ms ERECT mentioning
by whose hand deceased to his death and only stating
that he died of wounds received TIE almost unanimous
stables office. although not given oath before the Re
cOder rob0raied he plea made made by Pn of sede
fence, still the action of Recorder Baldwin premises
was legally incorrect
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

MONDAYS CRESCENT. Mondays parer will cor,.;,
some curious street numbers of Citv Nov.
aoes' and few anecdotes of the Upper Ten bou.bt
10 De rather rich by - our Jeemss"
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITubK, 20 81 30 N.-LoNaITUDK, 80 Win Time 81


Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Caledonia BrandeF Coulter Baltimore, H. Ashbdge
Ship Monong ahea, Whpple Philadelphia J. H. Ashbrdge
Ship Adirondack Gillespie, Liverpool, p. Whitney n 70
Bark Caroline. Young. GottenbuIg, G BaInsley Il Co
Bark Ceres. Hodge New York s. Toby y Nephew
sohr. Two Friends: Gutierrez, Sisal s. Fernsndez
Schr. Two Marys, Sylvia, Pensacola, Master
Schr. Water Witch. Brown, Boston, O. Wickham
Schr. Martha, Weber, Pensacola, John Hurley
Schr. Tallahassee, Ssger St Marks z. G. Rogers Go
Schr. N. G. ", Wright, Apaachicoa. Farror & McCuIy
Dr. sehr. Dream Kinney, Belize, Honduras Barelii q Go
Arrived Yesterday:
Bark Trenton, Goats, from Rio de Janeiro ed April 10
, L. Phipps Il Cod nv.
Bark A; James, Leavs from Bremen, 10th April, to
; Bailey Il Baxtst-2d my.
Natchez Leathes, from Vicksburg-320 bales cotton.
las l.. Day GiDerson, from Mobile;
Autocrai, GoSee from ST. Lous-212 bales cotton.
Buena VISTA johnson, rom st. Louis.
Taiahatchee, Sweeney I'm Shreyeport-I35 bales cotton
Harry Hull Newell from y ashvIe-75 bales cotton
Gipsy IRE. from Baton Rouge-25 bales cotton
Towboat Mary Kings and Whann, from the Passes.
Towboat Swan, Smith, from the Passes
Memoranda
Steamer utocrat left St. Louis the 10Th inst Reports
the Mississippi rising slowly st. Louis. In port for New
Orleans steamers Aecb Scott, and Atlantic
Towboat Mary kingsand towed down and sea- on the
18th inst, ships Susan Drew, and Alkaline.
Towboat Swan lowed down and to the 2lst inst,
ships Kentucky and Charlotte and schr. Arispe
Passengers:
Per bark A. F. James, from Bremen-150 steerage.
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NEWS FROM ABRoAD-7he Crepasse.-We ex.
'acl 'he following paragraph from the New Orleans
correspondence of the New York Herald, under
date of the LIST of June:
,,s ne engineer has Just returned from the ere.
vase at Carrollton which he has Aha ndnnad % ~.
ra'ner OF Waters. The breach is now nearly n
Quarter OF mile wide, and twenty feet deep, foar-
ing anu belowiag worse than thonsand mad
S pulls s. In , clear day it may DO very distinctly
lake in the of the city, and is nush;nn ;,a
up the Perpendicusr, while it is GRADUALLY floodng
the parallel streets, and will verv soon yaach ,hss
highest part of the city, near the river Ieyee INN.
dating OF course, all the principal hotels. and the
most beautiful portion of the city.'' N WIZ
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0AsE OF bRApLEY-Randell Hunt and B. B. Lee. sub.
mn'ed notion Yesterday before Judge McIeury. for =
a IN Inc case OF Joseph Bradley convicted of murder
saturday the 30ih ins is the day appointed far the
ment in support of the motion WV oN
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A GARD.
A Ill persons wishing to procure our PIANO FORTES
N in the New Orleans market. either with -E7-lr
without the Eoian Attachmen in.
formed that VIM T. MAYO, No. Camp M VI VI
street. is duly authorized Agent for thatI Y v
city and is fu y authorized TO sell at Boston prices with
only freight aud added and receive orders for
description Of instruments MANUFACTURED by rs leaving
optional with the purchaser TO reject the II not salts
factory their arrival in New Orleans Every instrument
sold above warranted by and TO be exchanged with
expense the purchaser if found satisfactory after
trial Ea n instrument will in future be accompanied with
Boston cash prices which be seen b,
right and the only manufacturers in Boston of the
lure the Octave Grand PIANO FORTES. with and
without the Kolan Attachment.
7. GILBERT Il CO., 400 Washington street.
Boston. October "a 1913 jel3 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

SINGULAR ROBBERY MEANS OF OPIUM.-Fanny
Smith and Catherine Duga ned yesterday, be.
fore Recorder Genois, charged with robbpg Jane CLARK
under the following singular circumstances On last Wed
nesday evening Jane Clark went into the house kept by
Fanny and Catbarne Dauphin street. between St. Louis
and Cont, and while there invited by Miss Smith
take glass of cordial. This she did when she Immediately
tell a.leep from its effects having been drngged While in
state of psenbly Jane Clark robbed by these
women of gold ring, her purse Containing S35 her
shawl valuable fan and They fen deposited her
and sent her home TO her house OF lou
ouse and Burgundy streets. This statement made
oath beioIe the Recode. A search warrant was issued :
the prem of Mesdames Smith and Dugal searched, and
Of thu property found The parties arrested i'm
medisey and Recorder GenOis sent them before the Fist
District Court for trial.
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NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE %. ls49.

~ HEY HAVE GONE The sound of artillery from the
race Ames and Lafayette Square proclaimed Yesterday
the d. ath OF ExPresiden Polk. But few DAYS since the
same sad office was performed for the Games amo
ere the guns had ceased eyerbeatng for the loss of Ina
various Worth WIZ
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TEXAS CLAIMS.
UNDERMINED viii go to Texas in the early part of
July; on professional business. He will be glad to attend
ne Collection Of Debts. TO examine Titles to Lands etc
Gu 70 procure hs acknowledgment and registration OF
.ed TO him. ]. LIVINGSTON,
-E - IL Exchange Place.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

AcoFor San Francisco On SATURDAY, 23d
g uEL oh1KoIMH s1s sr HasSe n; az S ri.
bs i'll npp a. e the
Passage in STATE, Rooms - $3.50
All SsS 'fs c. Is 'i !:
IL The Samuel Chuchman carries out the California
become entitled 10 Membefhip in the Company Ssis 81
To Sail on Saturday, 23d inst,-ony Vessel
Fer n California ria chagrss,Ms~ o,es1TsI I'D
d fine a.. "a, sailing H% ooppssd
sd osn brig s
will be fitted up so as to band omey limited
OF q + W n qakaHRAk1s5s Rs' So '!i ssya,
AZ G he sna ao day
sthmps, dating from their arrival at Chases until they :su
n. For San Francisco, CalifoInia-,1o Sail
& Sa sa a Css S.' M ssf f hssss
To
s, @ ;ss
Post s, Second Municipality. or e ,r,,,,. &c p.u,.
~ Passagein First CABIN $3.50; second Cabin s20H
No Storage Passengers TAKEN and no berth secured ga
ss q. &c aAtU 20 s1
as1AGA AG G1lsz daeNj Was9 ;% viii
leave for Chagres, direct on SATUhDAf, july H. at
O'Clock A. M.
In Saloons 800 20 Lower Cabin ..'.ss w
SteeTage-mess with crew. = - W. l.
~ No berth secured unil paid eos Passage en- De
engaged application the undersigned where pl1 1,
be s ,ssn at 40 cents Hsf iDi SEEkER Peyd...
g.. For San Franosc California.-To Sail on
N2txH he I5th Jup-The fine and last sailing a ship
s&0eh TYRONE, Capt Gcdlng, having tw0-thfds OF
her cargo and board will sail a. above
This vessel lust of dock where she has been newly
and gby Overhaued for the voyage she
Ia, State accommodations for 20 PASSENGER
For balance Of freight apply ON board post is'
sec0"' "'A'' g. WiCKHAM, % BienviIe st..
OR M HARRISON co q PoydlasN 81.
fy- Cabin passage. in STATE rooms SOU No masi
passengers taken No passage considered engaged IN
paid for.
q. For San francisco. CalifornaLihs s snlenSr
SSTM and last sailing bark COOSA, Capt s9un N sb
~SzaA. having her entire cargo engaged W." V,on,aio
10Th July touching a port IN Brszl ana VI .Toda.
or iyaao For passage only. having superior sccom ,"
tons apply TO PARADISE LAWkse1SGg tsis, ,tye.t
For sam francisco, California 10 SGm m re
- s1 MEpFoRD, Capt Dryer. hsvn! three o o., n
of her cargo engaged and going on board VII nave
J,.,s For balance of freight or passage nask
haS few cabin passengers dppN
nn hoard At post H. Second Mnnisipalny or 70 ..,
jes Levi ~. onL - -
| p.ppr1s Demsa Nei,on's. and Brown: Ros
| lson--fof sse Wy sBnN VI ltegms. sissid
! jss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

lHE WEATHER. The sun shone brightly yesterday
morning. The air cool and pleasant aud our strees
presented busting for Jnne The retailers drove
brisk trade in the early part OF the day and felt
wherever much of a crowd that the Intelligent
merchant presiding the dstInes of that SUGGEST
establishment advertised in The Crescent" We found
that the stores of NJ Ii. Haggey Brother F. Il E. Reilly
T. NJ Simpson, Seymour 4 Co., Kings, Thomas Brady 4
Co., and Chttenden Dawson were all full to OVERLOOKING
with fair customers. We that envied them the
opportunity OF looking upOn much beauty. We merely
stopped in for moment to admire the striking array that
they presented of bareges, widows, silks. matrons rose
coloTed muslns blooming looking bellies fancy lawns and
courteous cek,l We intended, return to the Office
to consult the files Of The Crescent and see if we could
account for these particular establishments driving such
fine trade but other business prevented our satisfying our
curiosity. Will readers do SO for us? We Will thank
them for the trouble.
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PIcKpocKKr-Wm. Williamson was arrested yesterday
morning. by j. Sadamis for pick his pockes he VIII
be examined to-day by Recorder Genos
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

A.sArLr-Perry Vincent was examined before Recorder
Geno Yesterday for assautiDg and showing INTO the
EIzlbeh Wason He was sent before the First DISTINCT
Court for trial,
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-James Hughes was ar.sie reg
Yesterday by the second Municipality Police charged with
attempting break open deskdrawer In cottonDfoSer
In MAYA
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Int DDlSTRICT.-NOW that the ('cIeyasse is
positively closed the large of city suffering from
'e HOOD should receive instant from the city au
tontes The press have spoken out loud and long upon
the subject of thorough cleansing of The streets so lately
oVeiowed Paragraph after has appeareJ in this
anu ohef papers, and yet what has been done The niles
vi d lying In the streets fostering in The SUM- the still greater
amount In the original position in which was deposited nv
the flood the sprnkng Of Sucked lime over the rant ,J
unwhoesome mass, show the entra0rdnary iudu,s, d.;
played IN answer to the appeals upon this suhis
We have walked much of the ground lately Inundated
and found state of filth existing that mnst not spe edi
removed bring dev astatng p ague Its effects
TO be recorded upon the that should he raised in
commemoatiOn OF the and The wisdom and fore
sight of the city rulers
1t has been suggested that after such shower of rain
as we had yesterday if the authorities were to employ labor
eTs furnished with brooms follow retreang waters in
each street, scrubbng and sweeping the dirt away into the
currents that uc expense and labor would lie saved and
greater degree OF cleanliness result from the operation The
Tawest hand could do this while takes much practical
knowledge to raise the en,ed piles of dirt now grazing
Circus. Canal. Rampant Basin and other Streets But we
are tired with taking This subject We have recon-
mended cas-tbe authorizes insist upon heases Wehs
asked Tor the of the dirt and they grant us all thai
the spade can do in making way for the coffin J
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CEMENT.
OOO BARRELS Demaa NeIon'i. and bfo ess no no,
lson-fof ssle Wy synN ~ a i,s.,sss stssisS
isls Wsv"V" s"svs'
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F1RsT DISTRICT CouRT.-A nokle pr'stqM was entered
yeeTd " in The case Of Hugh Phiisn charged with resi-
denuy constable also in the case OF Etienne Dupont T.
m q Of insulting wrIte m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

e. y For Mobile: via Bay ST. Louis. Pass
4tTts5AS Christian. Mississippi City, Bdori. and
xSssaaessa Pasca gouia From Pontchartran abroad
The ast-fonning passenger steamboat GEN. TAYLOR,
lanes Scott master will eaye New Orleans Tuesday
Thursday, aud Saturday, as follows:
Leaves New Orleans Tor Mobile, via all the Watering
Leaves New Orleans, for Pascagoua, all the Watering
Places-Eyery TUESDAY Evening, at clock train and
every THURSDAY Morning at 81 O'Clock train.
-RETURNING-LEAvEs-
Mobile, via Watering Places. every MONDAY at A. NJ.
Pascagoua. every WEDNESDAY. at BPM
=. FRIDAY lie 1qtf
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Nor GuLry-Dsvd Brofey was tried before the Fsl
District Cou for arssssu ssd battery apon Henry s"'ih'
Ths iu.y rssaIasa yeldisi Of MOI Gully y.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY Thomas Henessy was yesrer.
DAY charged before Recorder Genos with committing an rs
saut with brick the person OF James homand lie
gave bail 10 appear beore he First District Court
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Pacific Mail steamship Company.
THIS Company having completed the organization of
their Line Of the u s. Mail Ste smers from Panama to
California and Oregon will hereafter appropriate one-half
of the tickets each Steamer to New ok and other
Northern Cities and one-iouIih 10 New Orleans, leaving
one fourth to Panama
The undersigned will be supplied with the tickets appo-
prated New Orleans in ample time for each stetmar
leaving Panama.
Passage in Cabin from Panama to California.
Steerage. - lAO
PARADISE. LAWRASON & CO,
ie13 3m Agents. Grayer street
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~ n For ST. Louis, Memphis, and all nierme
stE 5.SsiS da'e lapdngs.-The new, elegant and fast
NJ Broadwe master expected to arrve will leave
as above on TUESDAY, 2Gth inst at O'Clock P M.
positively. For freight passage, having unsurpassed
commodaons, apply on board opposite Poyd street.
HYDE Il OGLESBY, ~ POydras st.
L Z d irarrt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

Municipality pc at he request of Dr. McCaIy. who ac-
him of stealing fixtures and door bars from the cor
uer of Camp and Julia streets. The fixtures found
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

PLANK AND BARRows STOLEN Mr. John Casey de-
posed Yesterday before Recorder Geno that he had had
quantity of plank and wheel barrow. stolen from the corner
of Canal and New Broad streets He asked for warrant
against two men, names unknown. which granted.
The property ged the Draining Company of tbs First
Nina
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

eg,rke For Galveston, Texas.-The fine fastssiling
EhhNN steamship E. A. OGDEN, Capt. IiavIand,
AzssHsks& will sat, as above MONDAY, 18th instant
at click P. For freight passage apply board,
loot OF Gifod street or TO u. J. HART & CO,
je22 % TchoupitouIas street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

~ Pine will be examined to-day. The condition that
he IS in dispoves great measure the affidavit mads IN
IN, Ease by Reilly The accused we'd nds
upon head and breast-showng thst Burns must
have used his upon him with much violence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

BREACH OF TRusT-Jerem iah Coggy was arrested yes
teday by the FIist Municipality Police charged Dy na
thew Gleason with retaining SIS 81 collected by ossy rom
the Treasurer of the Frst Municipality on account OF ea
son and which he refused to Bal was gwen IN
LIZ rhalurn ll.R ecnIher.
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ASSAULT ON WATcHMls.-Iui a Burk was examined
before Recorder Baldwin yesterday upon the charge Of
striking Charles Mccormick of The city watch, with
bottle while he duty in 81. Mary's Market julia
found her case rather peculiar and will find it still more
before the First District Court where she sent for trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

DEATH FROM DISEASE OF the HKART.-An Irish wo
IN n named Sarah jenkins, aged II died suddenly
yesterday morning al her house, No. 80 Ftenchmen
between Love and Good Children streets The Coroner held
ard had post examination OF The body
Verdict-Died uddeny of an osscaion of the heat.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

6 aANc LI Iist G T. Bacon n ansGa
&ss.sssETE1s tor LGnisgse, EoansDWe and Memphis:-
On ShTURDAY Y. the 23d instant, clock p M-'fht
packet CHANCELLOR will leave Is above For freigh
having splendid large and airy rooms a
ply on board, foot OF GTavler street, to
T. h. SMiTH Sc Magazine st.
N. B-A plan of her cabins may be and rooms
secured by applying TO the Agent. je2l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

CLOTHING.
EMlGRANTs TO CALIFORNIA should remember
IL that the thing in importance to that of having
good supply of Provisions for the inner TO have
due regard to the wants of the outer man. We distinctly
state that not selling at cost but low prices
Other house in the city Those in want
for the Gold any other Dggings, respectfully
invited TO call at the cash store of
JOHN SOUTHWEI.L & CO.. q Canal St,
fyl3 d&W IF Under the Pianfefs Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

FUEL FOR STEAMERS.
TINE GAS LIGHT COMPANY of NEW ORLEANS
l. will furnish to Steamers the Article of COAL T AR at
reduced price 1t has been used for several months
cessfnly the Steamer MAGNOLIA. Capt. Tbomasson,
in with Wood Fuel and aids materially its
combustion.
The attention of Captains and ngueers of Steamers
called this article of Fuel and for qualities refer.
ence is made 10 the Engineers OF the Magnolia.
To- Orders received the Office, 100 COMMON STREET,
my5 2meod p N. WOOD, Treasurer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

IIME-LfME.
5000 CASKS THOMASTON LIME-landing from
10 brig Swtsure-for sale in quantities 10 SUIT por
cbasers by A. c. WILBUR CO,
ie Is 10f 10 Bank Place.
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z6ee. Steamer CALF ORNIA-For Bay ST.
eES.Ass4S Louis Pass Chr7stian, Mississippi City
asszaA7eos1az1eAa and BR0Ii-Via the toNTCHARTRAIN
RAILRoAD1The neg and splendid low pressure packet
expressly for the trade with ACCOMMODATIONS
Will commence her tIiPs as above on THURSDAY, the
18th and will regularly through the season. follows
h,M IsanG Mee Orleans RstnrTSrg Leaves BaoIi
Do. Thunday...9H A. M Do. Friday ND p. M
Do: Salurdsy...5 P. M. DO. Sunday ......4 P. M
For freight passage apply to the Captain board
my23 j. & R. GEDDES gents 10 Bank Place
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SHOCKING CRlME,John Garry was examined Dy ne,
him hv NJ thomas Byrna. OF committing the crime OF
so"omy mon the person OF boy aged years The testi
monv Is unfit for publication. Garry was sent before the
IL, district COurt teal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23
CRESCENT OFFICE,

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton, bales. Tobacco hhds
Stock on hand, Sept /, 1S48. ,40l l4s5t
Received past week 800. 4772 1866
previously I'll ITO 193-l,1l4965 3l502-35 2es
1866 5O.I24
Exported past week , 142lI 27s9
previously. L o95, ISL 1909 1913 2s.00-sOs 500
Stock hand not cleared. ...........425s S 1926