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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-20
Cheap Paper, Blank Books Stationery

c. AT NO 81 CAMP STREET.
FEsHE sUbscTbeTs Tespec' fully return tn inks 3fER
4 to Their Numerous friends End the ID - fs9fA
lie for the liberal patronage he etOtOIe be- As5sz4y5sy
slowed upon them, and would respectfully sasSa asAsE
solicit its continuance having hand full and
pete Stock Of every article In Their line, ARR DAILY
RECEIVING FRFsH SUPPLIlB. Their present stock,
stats, IN part OF the following, which they OhT atlhe
L. owesL market ratGE:
BLANK BOOKS.-I.edgen Journals, Cash, Invoice
Account Current, Record and Receipt HOOKS, OF al sizes
and Of the hest quality.
COPYING LETTER PRESS Es-Vith Books, and
BLANKS. - Custom house Entries aud Tom rercial
anks Of every description; Bills Of Exchange Notes,
Drafts, etc etc, in great variety. =,
CHECK BOOKS--On all the solvent Banks and Bank,
ing lIOuses in the city =.
STEEL PENS-Of eVeIy manufacture choice selec.
ton always on hand.
PAPER = Of every desori1tiOR-Epglsh. French and
American manufacture. -
IEKSTANDs-O all known kinds.
Waters Sealing Wax QTils, India Rubber Lead Pen
oils Wafer Stamps RodgeEs' Eenkniva n EraSeFs, Otca
Tape Sand and Sand BaXes, Letter Clns, R Files, Black
Lines Pen Holders and Pen Racks, Tin Paper CHtiers,
Counting House Calendars, Banker Csses, Portfolios,
Memorandum Books, Diunes, etc. etc.
HAVING ALSO, A COMPLETE
Job Printing Office and Book hiuderY r.
n the building, prepared 10 execute 0rdes i0i
Pntngo RndGg in asnperor Style and at such prices as
cannot fail in giving satisfaction NJ ,>,,-,- .
CORSCN u ARM WONG,
StatiOnsn and Blank Boz manufacturers,
~ tsul b Camp Ehet9 lew Orleans ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-20

Black Bombozines Alpacas and Orleans extra fine
Black Mousselne de LaiHes Black Bacge all qualities;
Black Silks, Widows Silks Lace Wells aud Handkerchief
Black Embroidered Cambria Handkerchief;
Black Printed Bordered 3inudzerchiels;
.BlnCk and White Lawns; Black and White Clcoes;
English COuded Calico; Black White Chine Cling hams
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghams;
Black Grapes, Black AnophGues and Widows Crapes
White Grape and Auophunes Black Silk Tule;
Real Lodi Plain Black Culicoes, etc etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-20
NEW FAMILY GROCERY AND TEA
STORE,

NE" FAMILY GROCERY AND TEA
STORE
HAVE now on hand l.,gs and well selected Stock Of Fresh
4GRoCERIEs, PROVISIONS, TEAS, BUTTER, FINE IL
QUoRs WINES and CORDIALs, &C. all Of which hage been
selected with great care, and low prices Us any
wholesale retail in the city. Ny stock consists Of
Havana Loguayra Rio, Do Lard Whale and Solar OILS
mingo, Java, Manila and Mo Sperm and Olive OILS; Nails
cha COFFEE; Sperm and Adamautine Candles !;
Crushed, Powdered, Leaf, Re Star add TalOw do
fined, Clarified and Brown ST. nlgo Alum snltpetrs;
CARS; Saeratus Table Salt
The best Of all kinds Of TEAS Vinegar; Moasses
equal any other importation PoaOes Eggs Apples; Onions;
SOAPS Of all kinds; Letter and Wrapping Paper;
FLOUR: LARD: peas Beans
,BACON-HaIns Sides, etc: MaCkerel; Salmon Goldfish;
Suuen1F Guzie and Western Herrngs; c llHs L0tsem;
BUTTER dramatically Sealed Fish,
English, Western and Pineapple PIuneB Rice Sago;
CHEESE; IfaPloca; sREiines;
CJanbenies Buckwheat; Golden Syrup;
Prepared Cocoa. Sugar-'0use NolGsses;
Spices Of alb kinds Casu Sdapi Starch;
Preserves DO Tumarnds hcminy
Tobacco Cigars Ink; Arrow Root: Pearl Barley;
Backing and Brushes; Fulton Market Beef Candy
Almonds; Cream Nuts Fiberts Caus Castor Oil Brooms
Pcans RaIsins CurIans Pickles, Katntups and Sauces
Cirons Canton Ginger; sl kinds Pipes:
Boston Crackers Soda Biscuit tbats FlgsS FHters,
WOOdenware, Hardware, CrOcIEery,
And every other article usually tepfn Grocery.
" t00aS sent to GHy part gf the city 6V HB 15ag0H
Free Of Charge.
E5- The LADIES especially invited to CALI
CHAS. H. LISTER, Store 119 Julia ST.,
One door Camp street.
N B-Parcular attention pail 70 keeping very
articles Of TEA, COFFEE, BUTTER and Oils o0
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AndrGWS'S New York Cheap Store,
WV411oL 2 ia anu NJ SIIIIIV' 3E7
New stock of Fan ana Winter Goods,


M E are receiving, per daily arrivals full and
w complete assortment Of the following;
Riehlg Embroidered French Cambria Handkerchief
PLAIN =. q. ..
YeTy handsome ScolIopsd Edged :.
IRISH LINENS, ulqualifes
GashmeIeL and Mousseline de Laines
LEANS, Blankets, QUILTS and FLAhNELS;
EMBROIDEHIES and LACE GOODS;
Bonnet, Cap and Belt RIBBONS;
PLAIN, Satin and Lntestring do.
BALLOONS and BINDING:
Plain Black and Coloiea MERTNO SHAWLS;
WOODEN -SHAWLS,ever variety;
scOtch and Birdseye DIAPERS;
Linen and DOmestc SHEETIGGS all widths;
a French CALlCOE5; A Turkey Red do;
Me1imaCk and Fail River PRINTS, new styles;
Fine French WORKED COLLARS;
All styieE of Printed DE LANES
Rich WaeTed and Striped POUIaT DE SOLE:
Heavy LusTe Block Msttoni LUTESTRING;
30 dozen Very superior co TTDN HOSE;
Grass Linen HANDKERCHIEFS;
W0.kgd JACO NETS and Null INSERTIONS;
MOURNING GOODS. every variety;
Coates SPOOL THREAD
Together with full assortment Of Cotton Cords Linen
Braids Linen Threads Sik BrRds aud Watch Gu r1s
Buttons Pins, Needles Tapes Stay Bindings. six Cotton
and Linen Stay IaCes, Lades' SILK and KID Gloves. etc
The above Goods Were all selected ia NewH0fk, rates
that WI enable them to sell at LOWER RATES than the
.ANDREWS' NEW YORK CHEAP STORE,
oCt5u corner Julia and st. Charles streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

hisTRIoNIc AssoorArfoN.-- BensF, ~ H..
.sotnsioa This lady takes beneiitaf,I. g. -
nc Tomorrow evening, and we beartiIo bas..I
toF her crowded house. In her nar,ie,,l..
acting Mrs Johnston is most eYosllsn, 81 =
characiers which she viii sustain = IS A., ~
Sc Hazan" and Pleasant Neqbbors . ~ s.7si
iseiiy az home. We have be,ors snol.sn e ,ol5
charming Sl peEonation Of the lively Nane5 S,ro,,
We expaet double pleasure IN seeing $3.50 =,
performance 81 the singing cohhlara ana -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

The TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-Father Mathew will
probably remain year in the United States. 1t is
SAID be wrote letter, to be published in all the
irish newspapers, advising all bis cOuntrymen who
can get away 70 emgrais to this country. Also,
that he intends purchasing large tract Of land out
West to locate poor families upon In answer 10
the committee of correspondence appointed at re-
! cent meeting held in In dependence Square, Phila-
delphia, the Rev. Theobald Mathew has written a
letter, in which he says, anxious as 1 am to visit
your city it is not in my power to appoint time ::
but you shall have early intimation when l. can
avail myself of this privilege
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

SUDDEN DEATH AT THE PRESIDENTS HOUSE,
Negro Charles, the faithful body servant of Cen
Taylor, who accompanied him during the war with
Mexico, died suddenly on Sunday morning, the
18th ult, at the Executive mansion Il vas re-
ported that bis death was caused by cholera, but
such was not the case; the immediate cause was
apoplexY. The deceased was about thirty years Of
age, and his health had been much impaired of late
He was much esteemed by the members of the
Presidents family for his fidelity.
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Isl9gTa9bea . TIE 9 Dai7v Crescent, y
AIabama EIeetI0n.

MoBIlH. August 7-g:s5 p. N.
t 4, whole whig ticket elected except
sae sneiia' James a. Hutchinson Cdem.) is elected
snsrlh by majority. Mobile has three Repre-
zsnla'lyea in the State Legislature. The wing
candidates elected are E. Lockwood, Charles ".
Gazzam, and VIM. G. Jones. No Senator elected
this year
Congress. Allston, the wing candidate for Con-
gTess, has las majority in Mobile.
baid'7'n County lin this county the democratic
ticket is elected one Representative. Sellers
tdsm.l is ahead for Congress.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

MAIL TO NEW MExIco-The Postmaster Gems,
eral announces that letters and other mail matter
, may be forwarded from Fort Ieavenwortb. Ma.
souri,, to Santa Fe on the 18th of August through
/ the agency Of an acting Assistant Quartermaster.
who win accompany detachment Of u. S. troops
on their march from Fort Leavenworth. AN letters
and newspapers for Santa F6, or any place in New
Mexico that are prepaid at the rate of 10 cents Der
single letter, and Il cent per newspaper, if mailed
TO Fort Leavenworth Post.ofice, Missouri. will he
dispatched thence as aforesaid, in sealed bag, to
the care Of the proper authority at Santa Fe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08
McVOY,S TONIC.

! 1,gMe and HsGRth EsElop It's UsE
ONAOS t0Hfka from fOR0s, tension tone) are medicinal
agents aafeoIe the sound and hedthg elasticity the
IN ans vgoI0 of the body when Il weakened and fe4
ON the Influence Of disease.
thn Y lC acts upon the nervous, the capillary, and
= naouiai system. IL acts upon the heart through s
npahy with the stomach, and also by the Absorption 81
geNe principles employed that they can be difeoty
pn p t1e moving CENTRE and TO the Of the BLOOD
49,. 1haeel OF ah the Preparations oontrVed BY the anti
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

SA9Es OF THE CUHToMs.-JsfieFson Minor Tam
81-nahnoek fligina, wee J. A Parker removed lanes
Sieeofys Marbehead, Massachusetts, vios p Di1ey IA
fs.ssu shuet " Ehomps0n, Little Egg Harb0r New
@ wee 8 Wileis, removed John LaTzoiere BurnF
Pssib k,tss eAsS wee ~ Mott, Eemoyedi G. NJ. Smith,
~ lo W. h9dYn Newark. New jersey, vice Hewson
81 franklin Spaldlng, Niagara New ok vice r
Il boughtOn, removed James o. Banter OsSVeratehie'
New FORK vice T. Bacon, removed
suAykYORu o. THE CUsToMs.-F. b BaEwel Acco.
NAV va tiIgiRla, vice ,, Melvin removed VIM w Greene
%; LOUIS, Mlaa9pn, vice Thomas Cray removed
AsNlsfAhT TREASURER Louis A. Labaaume To Ia
as,s.aAt Treasurer al st. Louis vice George Penn Re.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

NEW YoRK PoLrIos.-A correspondent of the
Washington Republic writes from New York, to
correct certain impressions in that paper, on the
subject Of New York divisions. He says " Let
but the Wings drop Fres-Soil, and you would see
how readily the Democratic party would unite.
The Landowners will stand BY the Free-So prin-
clplei and should President Taylor take grounds
against il You will have third party, which will
pleaomiRaie ever 81 otheun
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

oT- State Convention of editors and proprie.
tors Of country newspapers throughout the State Of
New York, in favor Of the restoration of the law
OF Congress- of 1885, granting free circulation to
newspapers for thirty miles from their place of pub
llcatlon, viii be held at Syracuse on the 18th Of
September next, TO adopt measures to secure such
restoration.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

Or Morgan has sent us copy of the sacond
pastot Roland Cashe published by the Harpsrs.
- is she neE story by the author Of Charles OMal-
ley, and other dasbing spirited tales of Military Adj
venture and Irish eccentFicity. This is Of the
same elass-aud is rspuied to Be Of equal merit
# 50, il is rare reading.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

HEALTH OF SAvANNAH.-The last weekly re-
port Of iniermenis shows Savannah 70 be exceed
AnRly healthy Out Of population Of IS 600, only
70 deaths Of al classes and ages have taken place,
and AZ the whites were non-resideuts. There are
few cities il tbe United States which will com.
pare with Savannah.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

FRINrnRs IN PHIApELFHIA.--I appears from
q statement made @ the Philadelphia Typographi-
cal Society, that in that city the whole number Of
printing Offices il SO, employing 446 compositors,
tt3 preasmens g apprentices and 100 minors who
set type, making total Of 72S persons As the
present, however, is dun season, and the book
Offices have not the usual amount Of work, the
nupiber Of ioorneymen compositions is mneh less
than the average. Il is estimated that about 1850
Of this class are unemployed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

ehw CAeP oF CoTToN I'VE have been favorsa
YIN 2 sample, taken from bale Of new Cotton
5s'sed on the plantation Of Mr. Young. Of East ~
ileian', near Port Hudson, and consigned tbrs,,,b
A.sssis. Wet & Co. 10 Agessrs McRas d Conn.,
q shia city, per steamer Gipaey." we ppsar
stand that y cents has been offered and refused sr
'ils cotton I is we believe the first Of tbe 5as,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

A PRIMA Donna SENTENCED TO DEATH
Madame Sehodel, the German prima donna, has
been sentenced to death, for having endeavored to
poison Kossuth, the Hungarian chief Madame
Schodel visited London in the year ls4I, with the
German Opera company. In July of that year she
sang in Liverpool with that company, to which
was attached the celebrated Staudigl.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

The ASSOCIATED Pass ~. THE GovERNMEEr
ExPREss-The S. John Courier says that the Post
ofice express, with the foreign news by tho Gale
donna, reached that city at si4 o'clock on Saturday
morning Tbs express for the associated Press Of
Boston and NewYork arrived Friday noon, eighteen
hours in advance
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

HE BUTLER DIVORCE CASE. - We see il
slated, on what we deem good authority, that the
terms OF n divorce have been agreed upon BY the
counsel IN the case Of Pierce Butler Us. Fanny
kemble Butler, satisfactory to both parties. The
principal conditions are, that Mr. Butler is to allow
Mrs Butler $500 annually, he to retain possession
OF their children, two daughters) excepting two
months IN each year, which they are 10 spend with
ther mother. The arrangement was agreed to
some months sinee-both preferring it to a further
contest before the courts; and the daughters ars
now with their mother in Massachusetts, where
she purposes taking up her resdenee.-E hia. Netos
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

n FURTHER DEPREDATIoNs IN sFEoRIDA.-Tbe
so5 Savannah Georgian Of the 20th gives accounts Of
Rmore Indian hOstilities in Florida-ust heafdsfron
Rioi by express and STANDARDIZATION Palatka Six or
N lsevep negroes, the property Of some of the settlers
IN ION the Manatee, between Tampa BaV and Char
lofts Harbor, have been murdered. It is stated
BRthat the Indians first attempted to carry Off the
inegroes, but they resisting, were killed upon the
Boi spot L is further reported that the COMPANY of
sen troops from Tampa, with few volunteers, came
upon the trail Of the Indians and pursued it to the
Io banks OF stream, lthe Of which we did not
iearn where the bridge used for crossing had been
= destroyed, and the Indians, to the number Of 100
NJ appeared on the opposite side, armed and painted
TCglying the war whoop daring the troops to cross
M Being 80 small number in comparison 10 the
~ Indians the troops felt obliged to decline the invi-
W. tation, and returned TO Tampa These reports
no which are said TO be we'll authenticated evince
NJ disposition to hostility have heretofore suggested
- and Of an other regular outbreak An editorial in
the Jacksonville News Of the 2sth July, written
before the receipt Of the news by the last EXPRESS
intimates that these depredations are not the can.
~ sequence of general rising Of the Seminole nation
SCI stating az reasons, that Billy Bow Legs one of the
principal chiefs, had been met by the United States
'on troops from Tampa, who solemnlv disclaimed an
lsI paIIepauo1 70 me affair, and charged it upon
~ 9and OF outlaws of the tribe. All the plantations
4re deserted, and the frontier towns along the St
Johns, Lake Monroe, etc, are placed under mill
d, tary discipline. Dwellings on plantations most
"a xposed are being picketed in, as during The las
war. The Georgian says, il is rumored but moi
crealtedb that relnioFcemens Of other Indiansbav
made their way into Florida, from Alabama and
other quarters. There were few Indians left in
West Florida who might have Joined the Semi
n0ie5, but theIrnumbera were few and unimportant
Whether these details are strictly true or not pne
t4 hlng Is certain, they believedin Florida and
21he authorities of the State are promptly acting
upon that belief Gov. Moseley has issued a reoui-
Asluon Ior large number Of volunteers, aud will
Prosecute war Of removal or determination. We
aaye heard of acquisitions amounting to the num-
N6er ot five hundred, and that if necessary it will
totDe further increased. One company has already
SSSesleft Tallahassee One hundred men are 10 be |
mustered into service at Jacksonville, BY Colonel
1n Pons, and double that number we learn. are in |
u readiness acquisitions have likewise been made
i9n me other counties in East Florida. There win
cube no lack Of volunteers from the State. |
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08


To the Editors Of The CreSont-I viii avail my
self of your usual courtesy to make remark or
two relative to a cockney blunder which the New
York correspondent Of the Picayune inacts on the
readers Of that paper in Yesterdays edition--not
that any serious harm will result from such affected
tom-fooery, but it is full time to put an end to
such apish burlesque, to the echoing Of the SLAM
ders of the London press
The correspondence question refers TO the move
ments of Father Mathew, and lavishes the usual
amount Of soft solder" on him. He doubts how
ever his ability to exercise any influence over a
Protestant population, but on poor devil of an
lrishman," who has no moral strength" p" " no
cannot control his Appetite he is great" Father
Mathews name is talisman" TO the " poor devil"
He sees the venerable priests dress" But the first
bottle Of gin that he sees in shop-window upsets
his resolution. What mass Of stupid absurdity
The vilest garbage of the British Tory press could
hardly deliver itself Of so much trash, offensive
alike to decency and good taste. Allusions to
lrlshmenD and gn-bottles" are now grown
obsolete. They show the bad taste and worse wit
Of those shallow-pat correspondents who cannot
find interesting matter enough for an ordinary let
ter, without recurring to st. Patrick and Gould
Ireland. The Picayune is blessed with a cores
pendent who shows the depth Of his knowledge by
saying that what one Irishman does the other
initiates, Such aimless nonsense had its day;
the jests Of clowns when often repeated, tire and
disgust US. Let there be end to such trash;
good taste and decency require il. If correspond
ents am al wit, let them recolleot that hashing
and rehashing the stale ISLANDERS Of the English
press is not wit; nor does il become the columns
OF respectable journal to be smeared with the
New York version Of London seurrilitv
Yours respectfully, READER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08
RIARTIN H. nRVERRIIY

MARTIN He DAaVA9REUX,
= MAHUFACTURER or ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Ppper, Tin, Sheet-Iron q Crate Business.
KAT rs OF 8Eass, Russia or Berlin Iron, of any. a
pattern oL NE to suit the Fife place or mantel
Alk and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR. ~ -
~ XII ~ general. Kitchen RANG ES, lor ~
Y ing houses OF Hotels. Cooking STOVES, TO suit
ies 81 rom eight 70 thousand pe5oHs improved by
=. ~. Plain ana BToRzed PYRAMID STOVES, 70
5huIoles, Halla, o. Public Rooms Small dO for OBI.
81 SopnilngIo Ship and StsambOst CAROOSES,
nf No. to 3, for coal or wood. 5TOVE-PIPEof all
a. ana pgt np hath heaten, Sails, Worms, Sugar La
n. b.-buildem and Others In want Of Crates Tin Cop
tlpes Or SutteH win End to their advantage to oa
~ All REP AIRS promptly attenied 10 Al
VI N No 20 JahBuuftoulaa ST.. Nav llFaana
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particular request Of the judges, the boats.
were placed and started By Major J. 4. Beard IF
aaas ol'y always Oh hand for council Or belp when
!. sooa thing is e Be done in the right wav. W.
.,se heard some rumors about dissatisfaction with
lns result out we trust IA was settled without ,is.
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Northern Order.

q The subscriber intends leave New and other East
efn Ce1 per Falcon Thursday He viii happy ali
any Special Orders for Paper Hsnggs Upholstery Furniture or
Carpeting, etc.
PAPER-HANGiN6s, UPHOLSTERY ARTlcI Is ~ ,-bi.h
he is selling at his usual low prices.
~ Papers hung and Upholstery work executed.
aus s2lp JOS ETTER % Gam, 49,.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

me steamship Alabama is to sail for Cbag.
res on she 10Th instead Of the 18Th inst, q 4 ~,
announced She is fine vessel and 4 iiass ana
4 nef recent Trip FROM Chagres proves. sTbis Nh;
Y E sooa opportunity for those who wish @ talIs
passage g send freight to the Isthnus.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

Faoa cHAeaEs. me steamship Alabasaa. Can,
Wright arrived q this port yesterday, having len
Chaglss on the ist inst Tie Alabama reports tbe
arrival q qiagFes7of ihe steamer Col. Stanton en
The soiR nit NJ. George Taylor. one Of me ~.
7sussls. g &c stanten, died off the Grand Cav.
man. abe Empire City lefG Chagres on Che Ia a.
New4oFk via Kingston. - ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

eVsPIcroUs-Ihe schooner Mary Ellen sle,ra5
again yesterday for 81. Thomas and \ ns-l,a,
we circumstances j. suspicious and requires in
eial investigation. 5'''f
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

nE- The cholera is declared to be no longer epi-
dsmic ia ST. Louis.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

FUNNY AFFAIR-The Woodstock (Va) Tenth
Legion says that Mr.. Richard Miller, the Postmas
ter at Edinburg, has received his walking papers,
and that his successor cannot be found mo such
man being known
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

are obliged to.the officers Of the IJnele
sam and Marshal Ney for late ST. Louis papers