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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-29
THOMAS THUMB ECES.

p. S.--Nlil you be SO good, Mr.. Editor
rs tn request some one OF yuur medical
iIieud' ga inform me "tm-u-h tire medium
# your excellent Sheet whether or not,
it Is customary IA these part' fora plyI.
clan TO thumpa patient, loborng uudcr an
attack If apoplcxy, upon the back, as if he
had a thimble, OF a G>h-hook, or piece Of
punk or some other di,agrrrablc customer
IN his throat,- aud whether or not, they
are iulhe habit Of holding hisno>e for 4 mo-.
ment OF two at time, when he is already
breathing with the greatest difficulty; and, II
so, is itupon the principle thatwhon the nose
~ closed the eyes mu>topcr. While YOU nfe
ahonti', 10 lcout # possible, whether the
holding Of alinger upon the temporal ar.
terry really has the effect Of "preycn,inc a
rush Of blood the head" oruot; and, lastly,
whether or not it is dangerous to bleed
in the first stages. These queries are
prompted by my having seen III apopccuc
patient treated thus, with other equally en-.
rious pans, and which, at the time, S,rucl,
me rs not only profoundly unique but dee,
dedly funny.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-29

Ngvs TiHarS-Th,re is some ono ma.
liciou,ly inclined towards PETER RuTus
MrAGHEW. lam quite confident that the
production il your last, bearing bis name,
was not ysUE,d 10y Peter Rufus Nca.her.
hBor that lie has too much professional
pude-that he is too sensitive Of his rcVula-
lion and "chasac,er a> a Physician 10 de.
size that the maine ct Peter Euiu, Neaghcr
should be attached 90 such au article a, APP
pearud in your last weekly. / may be ms.
taken lGough-DgiGys am, and that Pc.
ter Rufus Ilraghcr really DID suggest, not
only the article in your last, but the one in
the CunN..uuuuall-t Of week before last: II
So, Imo,t sincerely aud humlly beg Peter
Ruin, Mcag.ci'N paIdou, asserting at the
same time, that what said ia relation TO
the Hunter case was said out Of the purest
motives aud with feelings Of profound &C..
Spect mad unalioyod friendship toward, Ic.
ter Rufus AIrag.er. Taking
that 10 this last superstition /, correct, Pc.
ter Rufus Mcaghcr Nill consider this a SUI.
Goient apology Tor my unsuccessful! at.
tempt TO do him justice. ! subscribe my
self yours In full
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-29

Tho diseaGe continued 10 prevail, though
in a mitigated form, 1.-The places markedly
when this table was prepared.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-29

The Tribune and Citizen II Chicago are
both one ia "lull aud uncquivocal" condcm-
nation OF Col Benton, and say chefs not
one OF US, We are heartily slaf'hc Is no,
one of them. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

INTERESTING FAcrs ABOUT CAIfroRNiA.--The
New York Journal of Commerce gives the follow.
ing brief notice of the lecture delivered in that city
a few evenings since, by Mr.. Atherton, which is
shortly to be published:
Mr.. Anterior corroborates all that has been said
or written as to the almost Incredible quantities of
gold which has been or can be obtained from the
mines. and represents the gold region, already dis
covered, as extending an area larger than the
State of New York; and the gold in such quantities
that 100000 men would not extract the supply in
twenty years. He saw one piece of gold weighing
seven pounds, and 49, carats fine, and it was re.
ported that another piece was found which weighed
twenty-three pounds. He supposes that 100, 900
persons will be employed in digging for gold during
the ensuing summer and fall, and says that they
will all find sufficient room for their operations
Nevertheless, he would not advise any person to GO
to California who can do we'll here, so very great
are the inconvenience in a new and unsettled
country. The climate of California he represents
to be extremely healthy with the exception of fever
and ague, to which persons are subjected who re-
side on the banks of rivers. The soil he describes
as excellent, and capable Of producing most of
agricultural products in great abundance, and par
tculary wheat, which is there never subject to be
destroyed, as it is here by the red worm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

FIRST MUNICIPALITY CouNC1L-Fe6. 2s-The weekly
meeting of the Council held at the usual hour-peent
Recorder Genois Aldermen Barnes, Barthe Blanque, J.
Duncan L. C. Duncan Fabre, Gourdain. Giquel, Gouray
Hagan Jumonvile, Lilly, Lanata, Montgomery. Silk and
Witt
posas digging and cleaning Broad street and God Ca
nails was received and motion of Mr. L. G. Duncan,
several propositions after being read were referred to the
Improvement Committee.
< letter received from Denis Croaan transmitting lis
claim for $3.50 for paving Carondeet Walk and asking for
payment of the Referred to the Improvement Com
mtee; 1y,e
the place of Mr. Jules Provost deceased Capt Pollock
and Messr Pakenham Leblanc and Dewint were the
ddates Three ballots took place without any choice and
ballot Mess Pollock and Leblanc had eight votes each.
Blanc voes~o Capt Pollock was declared duly elected
Council present. at
ton the A. of MARCH, The nyta,0a was accepted
several bills with recommendation that the same be paid
The Treasurer f!he Police Department reported balance
Public Works reported balance on hand Of $500
Second Ward a. 1ent Of 500 The report was adopted
tee resolution passed authorizing the appointment of
a Teacher at a salary Of $50 per month
by Madame de Pontaba the archives
Of the Municipality recommending that the same be
Mayor Recorder Treasurer, Attorney. Surveyor Secretary
and other municipal officers one shall be allowed to
permission be granted written application 10 the City
Council the application to state the purpose for which the
adop'ed. A resolution also adopted, the recon-
mendaton Of the Judiciary Committee providing for thes
and for making a correct index of the same.
resolution was passed to rent 10 Coroner spedden a
month during the pleasure Of the Counc Gil.
rhe Council then proceeded to the transaction Of some
further business of public Importance and had not con
cluded the session when our reporter lett.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

SHocKENG.-Dale and franklin are renowned,
as all the world knows. for their vaulting accom-
plishmenls. 1t is said that one of them can throw
ninety consecutive somersets. If he should succeed
in executing this feat, which has never been
/ equalled, his feat will be a head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.


Mr. THOS. NUM- Ring Master. Mr.. W. WORRELL, Clown
TENIS EVENING, Tuesday Feb 27The takes pleas
engagement for Three nights only with thu
renowned Herr ALEXANDER, who both in Europe and Amer
has acquired the reputation of the Magic King and who's
Soees Amory Hall excited the of all who
behed wonders. Among the miracles
sened the asonshed spectators the Magic Mirror Electric
Telegraph, and the terrified will be found 10 surpas
The widest ances of the imaginative. The avis
Equestrian and Oympan Gems will commence the evening
forming unprecedented amount oil attraction
expressly Social and Family Parties
Doors omen at o'clock performance O'Clock
1Jnsson Dress Circle cents; Second TIER rs yT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27
Succession of Alex. Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.
Succession de Alex. Logan.
PAR BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

I'm de Honorable E. a. Canon, iuge de Ia
Il Secnde Cour de District de la Nouvele Orleans date du 20
janvier 6i vendu q fever midi Bouse ST. Louis
de Dayen de la AL
exandre Logan, la propree suvante, savor:
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE, les amelorations
Seconde Muncipaite Lafay
so pied de de Lafayette profon
deur de So pieds pouces ct hgnes
La proprete Camp DIES Maya
ouee James Wttal usqu'au Ter avri, $780,
Conditions compliant 80
Lcte de passe pardevant R. Beard nOtare public
frais de fyl
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TO BUILD Frs.
BUILDERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 2o6 BARONNE STREET,

THOSE engaged in Building can find at this large a
l. Establishment very extensive and complete cEe<H
sock, comprising every description of high end low EH4
priced H HARDWARE employed in the Building W
line at the i0pest market prices -
All new inventions and improvements in Locks, Sliding
Door Trimmings. Bel Pulls Front Door Locks. and all
kinds OF Fastsnngs, common well as OF the most costly
kinds manufactured. .
MARBLE MANTELS-A large and handsome sssori.
ment Of M arble Mantsls and Mantel Crates, Marble
Hearths, Tile. ETC.
Fancy Iron Balconies Raings and Verandahs. embra-
cling and beautiful patterns. will be put up TO
IRON SHUTTERS; Bank. Vault and Safe Doors
Locks for same from $40 to $3.50 each.
IRON RAiLINGS for Public. squages and Parks to-
eether with the Stone Work furnished and complete
FRONTS FOR STORES with lion and G'anite Col
umns furnished and complete. at reduced prices.
Leader Bottoms of Cast Ifon various patterns and
Ornamental Cast Iron Columns for Siorefronts and AVN
ings Ventlaton all sizes Sash Weights; Store Door
Bots Brass Iron and Silver Plated Flush Bolts for sashes
and Folding Doors sliding Door Trimmings Of every kind
in nse AT prices from a so to s25 per set complete
SILVER PLATED WORK, viz: Locks, Bell Pulls
Gallery BaIs Door Numbers and Pew Plates, Bell Levers
Butt Hinges
large and complete stock Of best Boston NAILS con,
SANITY hand including 3D., fine 3D. 3d. 10d Finishing,
Stating Nails. stc at the Lorsst City Prices fyl5lR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. Feb. 26.-Anved. steamer .Mohapk. With
500 Sheep and 20 Calves There is alteration in rates.
Prices-Beef LIST class &c., I'd do. 7Sc Sd do &c. b
Hogs, 4044c. . ID Sheep. 1904 p head !; Mich Cows,
s200$4O o head; Hay, $14f0l5 p ton Corn, 45iD5oc.
. bushel Oats 32c bushe Bran. 60f07Oc. p LOO ID /;
Oi-cake, 81 p 100 ib.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

NABBEp 'EM-On Thursday last noticed an applica-
ton to Recorder Badwnsby John H. Bnruley. un
from the country the of two fellows who had de-
coyed him the back part of the city and there robbed him
and placed the hands of Mcdonald an active Officer who
Jay arrested them Their Joseph H. Davis alias
Thomas Hargrave and Thomas Collins. The matter to
he investigated TO .day before Recorder Baldwin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

RECIPRoCITY.-ln the House of Assembly of
Nova Scotia, on the Doth January, committee
was appointed on motion of Mr. Attorney General
Uniacke, to confer with tie Legislatures of the
United States, Canada and New Brunswick, on
the subject Of reciprocal free trade.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

OF The Bombay Times mentions that little
yacht, of 40 BURDEN has arrived at that port
She belongs to a Mr. Sheddan, formerly of the
Indian Navy, and who is now on a pleasure trip
round the world.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

SHIP Eaphsmh, Finssy, New York, Dewey s Co
Ship Ann EASTWOOD (B"' Rs' LT Ss1ss:r sassr Co
Bsk Rhi1ah Bu1 @o:s Ns w.. Yet TOBY Bogs
seSl A. v: Washt: ASpaafhicOa' Farior & MsS1!!y
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Globe E!!ey days from BrazOs Santiago to
u s. steamship New Orleans Aud As hours from Port La
Ship Robert Burton bscan Il days f from Philadelphia to
Ship Bosdoea SBIt) Lsavt, 40 days from Liverpool
Bark S5S f ss;i from Sswps We s: De- 49,
Bark Bombay (Bnt0 Morton. 10 days from London. in
Bark CSs.spssRs White s. days from Rio dc Jansiro to
Bark Convoy TIs.sStt 10 days from Charleston to s. L.
Bark Warren Mcclellan. IS days from Thomason. to mas
Bark Florida, McCay, from Chagres. 18th inst, to B. G.
Bark Hamburg; iBrem., -. 81 days from Bremen, to
Brig josen Hsnnqus tspan Meero days from Havana.
Brig is i vs. R5s. %p Trinidad i" BAL
Brig Comte itchy tAast., - from Bordeaux, Dec. 80.
US sch Lone Star Miner days from Brazos Santiago,
to U: g. Or. Master-lst my. ,
chr Sarah Bladen, Rankin, from COvington to master
schr M ssag sssrs sdays from Apaaohic0la to E. G.
Rogers & Cod my
STEAMBOATS,:
Gen. Hamer. Cozzens. FIN Pensacola.
Olivia, Goodrich, FIN Balize
Concorda, Vontagen. FIN Vicksburg.2ll1 bales coono
Hard Times, Wilson, FIN Lefore-2l15 bales cotton.
Viola, Dugas. FIN Lafouche.
BIZ % RsS bale: cotton
W. A. Violet, Claiborne. FIN Fort TowsOn-625 bs cotton
Mohawk Langh0me FIN Lou 'svile-14 bales cotton
Princess No g. Sanford, FIN Xicksbug-2323 bales cotton
Duck RIVE APRssNst sf. I'm Ten's' rSs-7 bales cotton
Towboat Ocean McClane. I'm the Passes.
Towboat Claiborne, HOwran, FIN the Passes.
Towboat DAN Webster Rinehardt, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Belle, Limbert, FIN the Passes
Towboat Diana, Fltner I'm the Passes.
Towboat Jefferson, Whittemore, fin the Passes.
BELOw-COMING UP. >.
Ships Maid of Orleans, George Washington, Columbia
and Chief barks Leda and Julia, brig General Cobb and
two schooners, names unknown.
Memoranda
Towboat Belle lowed down and to the I'D inst,
ship Ascutna, bark Gunare and brig Emily.
Towboat Jefferson lowed down and to the ed inst
bark Olof Wyk, bngs Architect Irving and Henry.
Towboat Diana towed down and to on the I'D inst
ship Osceola bark Madonna and schr. Iona
Steamship New Orleans left at Port Lavaca, schr Agoma
for New York schn John Randall, Adeline and Sarah
Jane for New Orleans; schr Arspe off the bar, bound in
Passengers:
Per ship Boadcea from Liverpoo-23 in the steerage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

G5- About sixty thousand letters had been deliv
cred at Philadelphia up to Friday evening, through
the post office and private despatch posts since the
commencement of the Valentine season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

MORALS OF TRADE.-ln Liverpool, England, on
the Goth ult, one hundred and two persons butch
ers, grocers, apothecaries and coal deaiers-were
convicted and fined for using false weights and
scales. Some of them had both light weights and
from one to ten drachms extra weight on the selling
scala
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

BROKE DowN.-The Iron Bridge over Buffalo
Creek, erected for the Buffalo and Whites Corners
Plank Road, broke down under the test which was
applied to it. Thirtyfive tons were placed upon it,
and then two teams with loads of wood started over
it, when it sunk easily to the scaffolding, about two
feet below it. where it rested
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

o. A man calling himself Henry ]. Wilson, of
New Baltimore, N. Y, obtained 1864 4S at Syra-
cuse, a few days since, on forged draft, purport-
ing to be drawn by the Cashier of the Newport R.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

o. A Convention of Gerrit Smith Abolitionists
and National Reformers was commenced at Utica
on the 3lst ult. and remained in session two days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

SNow-The Iowa Statesman says the snow has
fallen this winter in Fort Madison to the depth of
three feet, and that the sleghing is very fine; it
being the first they have had for several winters.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

THIRD MUNICIPALITY COUNcIL.-At the usual weekly
meeting of this body last evening Mess Nicomede Flan
solomon were present. Neither the Recorder the Secre
ary present. The Council organized by eecting Mr.
Secretary.
An invitation received from the Fire Department 70
attend the Femens Anniversary celebration and accepted
"A ballot then had for President for the sitting and
Mr. Flanders unanimously chosen.
Mr. Nicomede from the Committee to which referred
the communication of the Farmer of the Port Market rea
amendment of the ordinances reported resOut
amend the ordinances relation the charges of the
Farmer of said Market that he shall hereafter receive
weighing 45 pounds. instead of Ss cents which has
been hitherto allowed The resolution adopted.
The Council then proceeded to the consideration of some
business of particular interest Importance and while SC
engaged left In all probability before the adjournment
the salaries Of the officers would be taken upsuch seemed
be the expectation but owing 10 the aeness of the hou
could ascertain the action OF the Council upon
the resolution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27
MAYO's MUSIC STORE,

s CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Canal ST.
New Orleans.
THE undersigned desires respectfully to inform the Public
I that thev can always find at his MU- EE.sw
SIC STORE choice and large assort- gtlxf{ts17
enable prices and on accommodating terms. v v
Among them Piano Fores made by the old and cee-
brated Manufactures, T. GILBERT CO., Of rich Tone
and finished beautifully in Rosewood, Black Walnut and
Mahogany, with Iron Frames made in the most substantial
LIAM PIANO FORTES which for sweetness OF tone have
not been equaed. They particularly suited to u
try as the EOian does not require tuning tor years
The New improvement in Piano Fotes the Patent pibrd
Improvement gives peculiar mness and bnlllancy to the
treble adds the durability and strength OF the Piano. and
renders capable OF remaining much longer In tune than
W r M is Agent for Henri Herz's celebrated GRAND
PIANOS and PIANINOS, made in Paris F u power and
sweetness of tone they stand pre- eminent.
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale, at from $50 to
CATHCART'S MELODEON-This bean iful Toned
Wind instrument for Village Churches Lodges So renadng
sweet and powerful tone portable (weighng but % lbs )
and offered at $50 each.
Orders from the Country for flutes Guitars Carionets,
EageOies. T'0iins HiO0nceios. Strings and Musical
reasonable prices. Bands supplied with Brass Instruments
and Band Music.
Harps Double and Single Action on hand, and made to
order to suit the Taste of purchasers.
MUSIC-The largest Catalogue in the South The stock
is an accumulation Of 20 years. and in it old
and beautiful pieces, out OF pr t.
Men Music received by arrival from the North, ami
by the Foreign Steamships Original Music publ hed eNey
week at the store Native Compositions solicited
By addressing the undersigned, Catalogues Of Music will
PIANOS TUNED AND REARED. Music Bound.
fy2i I'm VIM. T. MAYO, Agent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

MICHIGAN LEGIsLATuRE.-The fright of the
members has been alayed, the epidemic having
ceased The fright" says a correspondent from
lansing has DELAYED the business for two weeks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

Gs- George S. Catln declines nomination as
the democratic candidate for Governor of Connec-
tcut. John NJ. Niles, it will be remembered, has
already been nominated as the free soil candidate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

FREEMAN AGAINST CHRisTIAN.-Recorder Seuzeneau
yesterday issued for the arrest Of William Chris
tan who charged BY Thomas freeman SEAMAN WIN
paty he 22d ns taking away his chest containing ms
clothing and carrying the to Thomas Norris boarding
house in Hospital street without his knowledge pefms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

o. Mrs. Paulina S. Wright is lecturing to large
audiences of ladies in Boston on the subject of
Anatomy Of Physiology preservation Of health, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

OF Guizot has received 10000 francs for his
late work entitled Democracy This is more
than his democracy is worth.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

o. The coach mandatory of T. S. Abbott,
Concord, N. H., was burnt on Wednesday night,
the 18th inst. All the buildings, with the exception
of the blacksmith's shop, were consumed. The
total loss is from 600 to $4,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

o. A man named Hill was killed on the Sd inst,
in Arnold's Valley, Virginia, by two men named
Thomas. Their weapons were stones.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

TIE FIRE AT New HAvEN.-The loss is estima-
ted at S25 600. The building burned was supposed
to have cost about $15 900.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

FIRE.-The Eagle Hotel at Lawrence City, was
totally destroyed by fire, The night of the 10th,
together with several other buildings adjoining.
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STEAMBOATS,.

E6k ST., louis, cAiRo, and ali the intermediate
passSgsr seamSosi sRf
ssSe aboTs
accommodations aPPy Sp board GpRse P9 y street
10 or !. r. SHAW GO, a Pss Ssaiss s.
NB-The ATLANTIC being OF very light draaght will meet
with NO detention She Will run during the season iy2
U TO ieare TUESDAY, Feb q, at p NJ. pos
FOR LOUISVILLE. Cincinnati, Evansville, ee.-The
new, elegant and draaght passenger
Pearce, S now receiving freight and will leave n
above For freight or passage, having unsurpassed
aa apply
N b The Hiram Powers draws only 2s inches Ship
To Ieare WEDNESDAY 18th inst, at p. M.
FOR MOBILE Cat The New Basi1 H. MontsOmsry We
bama River-Ssg Orleans, Mobile and Mont. a.
gomsry Packst.-The new steamboat BEA- ss@5z1z4s
viii leave rs above For freight or passage apply board,
at New Basin foot Of Jqj ala street t Or r to 70
B.-The Beacon will run as regular packet 70 the
~ TO leapf ,syg s :, 20 On TIEsDAYs and FRI
EoR MOBILE from the New Canal and Pontchartrain
8 Fs::ssss y g Rs Il SsT Es sfss
5os a s
for the trade cabin al in M will eaye the New s
sy for etc. giving
N B-Freght received at the New Basin Warehouse
til O'Clock P, NJ, on the day OF departure.
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommoda.
"G 5a5i s e wINGATE Brennan, AZ poydras St
FOR MoRILE-D.aILY .. S. MIL LINE.
Nu~~ The splendid low. pressure n0eD,
g. 4lha ~ b Packet Steamers ORE sz4Iha#as3>
CALIFORNIA, Capt G. l.. Reynolds, and JAMES 1.
DAY, Capt VIM T. Giberson. having been built expressly
for the Lake Trade with superior accommodations Ghe
Ladies' Cabins all State One Of the aboye steam
the week on the arrival the Lake of the ha fpast O'Clock
Train of Cars, and of the o'clock M ears on SUN
DAYS. For freight passage apply on board or to
ja24 ]. s. r. GEDDES, Agents. 10 Bank Place
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81 AV E ID E p o T.
RHDnX

TT Slave Yard and Boarding House, 15o Gravier
street second door from Carondelet.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
IL at all times. Slaves will be receive ON board sold
favorable terms. The building large three story brick
house. and very commodous Slave Depot Particular
attention will be paid to the health and cleanliness Of gu
slaves placed in this Yard. matt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

o. There has seldom, if ever, been more real
distress in New York. it is stated, than there is at
the present time
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

STEALING COPPER sHEATHING.-On Saturday. some
thieves entered the Government Stores OF evee and
Desiree and stole roll Of copper sheathng Yeser
day John Rainey and James Bamberry arrested
the oath of Mr. Archibald Prentice. who charges them with
having committed the robbery.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

CoUNTERFEITs-Coun,erf fives on the Fair
field County Bank, Norwich. Conn.,, have made
their anpearance in Boston,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

CoRoNER's Enthusiastically inquest was held on
the body of black name unknown found drowned
in Canal CaIondelet about quarter OF mile below Clai
borne street. Verdict, found drowned. Deceased had on
white cotton shirt check cotton under. shirt cOttODade pants
and boot. He also had two rings the third finger Of