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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31

NJ The A. H. Reeder, Esq who seems such
a favorite with the riotous portion of the boatmen
at Easton, we understand, is the same A. H.
Reeder, ESQ.,, that seoutrageously SO slandered Gen.
Taylor at the Lecofoco meeting in our Court
House Yard on the 9Th of August last, that the
leaders of the party here had to stop him--some
of them declaring he was doing the cause more
harm than good by his speech Amasingy pa
triotic and benevolent is this Esq. Reeder
Bucks Co. IntelLfoencey,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31
Don.t you want to see the Elephant

Raymond & Cos. extensive Menagere will ex-
hibi, at Stroudsburg on Wednesday next, the 9th
of June, offering an opportunity to those who failed
in going either to Mexico or California, chance
to see The elephant nearer home" The collec-
iion of Animals is large, and well worth seeing.
Beside being pleasantly entertained at these exh-
bilons of the beasts of the forest, we derive much
information thereirom; and they are places into
which the most fas,idious can go. See advertise
'ment in another column.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31

COURT commenced at Stroudsburg on
Monday last. In consequence of the Legislature
having changed the time of holding the Courts in
this County from the 2Ist to the 2sth inst, there
were no Jury trials at this term There were a
great many arguments, certiorari's, &c. disposed
of The following applications for Tavern Lii
censes were granted by the Court.
Price township-Anthony Peters.
+ NJ Sm.ttyfcld-Adam Mosier.
C. B. SHAW, Esq, who was convicted seme
time since, for LIBEL, was sentenced by the Court
To undergo an Imprisonment in the County Jail
for three months. pay fine of $50 and the costs
Of prosecution. cs
X The Court adjourned yesterday abouts O'Clock
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31
Alligator Fislit.-.An Incidcnt of the
CreVaSSa.

The quarters. of our friend Claiborne, nea,
Saves crevasse, are some four feet under water
Night before last veteran alligator from ST. Tam
many concluded to pay the colonel a visit. Ia
king his course quietly through the cornfelds and
pastures, he called at the cabin of the head ''dri-
ver,'' or head man. Finding the door closed, he
walked under the house, beloved, hallooed, and
commenced q tremendous foundering and thump-
ing, Hitting up the flooring and scattering the little
| :" niggers" in every direction. The bubbub soon
reused the s!eepers.a They jumped out of bed in
terrible stew. raked up light, and ai,the same
moment were sent bouncing among the xafers, the
visiter underneath lifting up one plank, and then
another, finging the whole crowd off their legs as
fast as they could straighten them out The dar-
kies were completely bewdered, and their out
cries soon drew the whole establishment together.
The planks were drawn up, and there was-not
Old Nick-but fellow much uglier, tremendous
alligator, with expanded jaws, shaking his mon
strous tail in defiance, and sweeping it round in
rapid semi-circles. The instant he, was discoy
cred two huge dogs leaped upon him, but the con-
test did not last for moment One he struck
dead with his sweeping tail, the other he crushed
beneath his bloody jaws. BY this time the me-
groes rushed upon him with axes, mauls, and
bludgeons. The monster stood his ground until
one oil them thrust burning brand down his throat
lie IS OF enormous girth, and measures over fifteen
feet. Colonel Claiborne designs sending the
skeleton tosDr., Bennet Dowler, of this. city, who
has written most ingenious treatiseon the natural
history Of the alligators-N. O. Delta, 1871 INST.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31


The RIGHT TALK.-Nears Saturday I'd
zele published in Philadelphia. has the follow
ing capital remarks upon the doty Of supper
iing ones own county paper:
Take your county paper by all meaa< '''
do not allow the Gazette 10 interfere VIA +
There are none of you who are not able = :
subscribe two dollars for local journal ah'
Two dollars for good city weekly, nor do w
see how you can do withou, either The On'
gives your county and State intelligence n'
other general news and literature. Ills D,',
take Tor you to neglect your local editors y. ~
those who live iasgreat cities Of course, ,' -
Phiiadelpha weeklies. with their immens eSl
''on, can afford TO publish large papers lof w.
same money; but this is not everything, as Wv
wonld find if the local ournal in your 'leID'
should have 10 stop. We wan, no subscriber
at the expense Of The country papers
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31

On Wednesday, the 9th instant, daughter o
William and Temperance Rohrbaugh, residing a
few miles from this place. aged two years, met
with the following singular and melancholy death:
Mr. Rohrbaugh went to the field about quar-
ter of mile from the house to work horse not
accustomed to shovel plough. Mrs. Rohrbaugh
accompanied him to prevent accident. She led
the horse once around, then let him go. He
went but short distance when he took Alright
jumped and disconnected himself with the plough,
and ran at full speed for the stable, passing through
the yard where three small children were playing
The plough line, as he passed the children, lashed
around the neck of the child, tied itself in draw
ing loop, dragging it about $50 yards to the sta
bic door, where the horse stopped. The father
came up, picked up his child, but mortality had
fed !; It's neck was broken and body dreadfully
mangled and bruised. Thus in a, moment was it
snatched from the arms of loving parents, and Ia
ken to those of Him who viii take the place of
those it left.--Weston VA Sentinel hea
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31

~ The Binghamp,on Post Office has been
the subject Of considerable excitement in Iha'
village for week or two past. Mr.. Park TIE
old p NJ, holds onto the office in defiance o.
the Government, and Mr.. Cooke, the neaI
appointed P. NJ has by direction Of the p NJ
General, opened an office.
The contractors have been ordered 10 DEW
er the mails TO him, aud consequently Paras'
T" occupations gone" II is hard for The Loco
to lei go the spoils they have SO long faI'sd'l
upon.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31

ID Henry NJ. Fuller Esq. of Luzerne county,
member of the last legislature is highly spoken
OF by many of the Wing papers, for Canal Com
missioner. Nh Fuller is man OF .fne abilities and
requirements, and Of much personal popularity
So is Paul S. Preston Of Wayne county, whose
name will no doubt be presented to; the Conven.
ton on the 10th of August 1T seems to be gener
ally conceded that the Northern part of the State
/ is entitled 10 the Canal Commissioners. "a
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31
Debts Of the several States.

The present debts OF the States are stated
by The Unionlo amoon, to $iS3 100000 The
highest average IN proportion 10 he population
is IN Maryland, which State owes $50 for each
one oi It's inAabiants-lhe lowest average ol
those States which owe al. all is in srenne ssee
whose deb. is SO so for each one of lhe inhab.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31

I. A letter from Camargo says ). lha, Gen. Pa.
redes al the head Of ] 600 Indians, was com.
menclng VA; against The whites, similar to thai
of luealan, San Louis was fhe seat of his .op-
era'ioons. HeIhss pu, 70 death nineteen whites,
consisting Of French. Dptch and Anne icsns. and
declares sae ex;eflinstoa Of llle aLiie Tsss. :
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31

Z ihe Cholera is sslilLraging in ST. Louis
Daring the week ending Sunday LAST, ahere
were 1913 deaths there from the disease.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

The Courier and Inquirer says: The 4th of Ju-
iy Brother Jonathan this year, is an original nov
city. Besides the large historical ehgravlngs,
which arc OF unusual interest, it has rich variety
'oi fun and frolic, pictured out to the life The
: Scenes IN California" by Darley, ale indescri-
badly droll.
The large and beautiful picture of Washington
and Lafayette paradDg the streets Of Phiadel lphia
Is alone worth more than the price The Jonathan,
"mchls IL cents per copy.-N. y. Herald.
The irumors of General Training Day--a.fue
large picture made US inroluntarily look back to
he good old times" of our boyhood, when we
enjoyed that holiday with infinite delight-Day
Book.
The tableax engraving of General Taylor's VIC
lories, with the equestrian likeness of the 2" old
hero" are beautifully arranged and present an i'm
ioriant feature in this splendid 4ih of July sheet.
ass Phil. N. Amer
he celebrated. Tory Letters-published in the
Jonathan are OF great historical interest. The
enefavines this year far exceed those in any for
mer number in beauty and originality Home
Journal. t'ts ssfil9& HeH,2 lesII
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31

Cholera At clScrssATf.--oan Friday / 1
ns~ lsst eases ssl1 and IL 2 dea'hs. Saturday, 7ney
cases, deaths. EF...ss rs.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-31

Mcssrs. WlLsoS & Co., of New York. are al
ready sending by mai their mammoth 4th Of July
Jubilee Brother Jonathan. 1t is beautiful picto-
ral sheet, containing some Of the largest and finest
engravings ever issued in this country. The price
as only II cents per copy or twelve for enc dollar.
Cash orders to be directed 10 WILSON e. Co., Is
Spruce street, New York.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08


TOBACCQ.-Neary 200 hhds. were Sold but the prices
vere not repo ted
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES.-A better demand for
srrar and 3 hbds taken at former rates. 34c for Fair
Also 300 bb oasses at 13Dl4c. for INFERIOR and l5O &c.,
q, Fair to Cboice lots.
FLOUR Fhe Flour makret continues firm and $500
bbk sold including the following lots $50 bbs Sour
400: 1900 DO. - 90; 200 do Indiana, "a 25 SO do
Ohio a Is $50 do (three ots) "a % and 100 do choice
81 Louis "a rs Dbl.
CORN.-The demand was good and TO- 900 sacks were
d Of which 1000 sacks white c. $500 do. in several
los 45c, and lot at a higher price, not reported.
WHEAT.-327 sacks taken at Size. busheI
BRAN.-A sale of 700 sacks at Sc. q lC0 lbs.
CORN MEAL.-2O0 bbs kiln dried brought 50 ~ atbbl
PROvIsIONS.-Very little enquiry for Pork and the
largest sales reported IS bbl Mess go 62 80 do
Az o. IS s. and small lot of Prime IS IS q Dbl. OF
Bacon 80 casks Prime Sides sold 5l and 30 do plain
Hams Csc b.. Lard still demand with sales of liz
bb prime at &C., $50 do. Con Saturday, &C., and 1922 kegs
in store. sac. q ID.
SALT-42 tons Liverpool, in bulk, were sold at - and
5000 bushels Turks Island 40c.
GUNNY BAGS.-Sales %, COO at 9Isc
LEAD.-A lot of io2l pigs upper mines on the Leyee
bought "a 05 q 100 lbs.
ROPE.-A sale of 100 coils at &c.
WHIsKEY-Is declining. Sales 264 bbls Rectiied at
l6ze; 70 do, in lots at lie.
FRElGHTS.-An American ship engaged for Liverpool
at I'd for Cotton. and for Hayre c To fill up sew.
srsI lots taken for, Liverpool at 5l6d
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of hs Lafayette Stock Landing Hotst
LAFAYETTE, Monday, May 7.-There were arrivals
to- and change has place prices which are
follows Beef, first Glass; IA; second, Il third 6D61ac
Yb; Hogs, 3slc. o ib Cows. s250S35; Sheep, So 30
6s5; Hay. sl4GD$l5 % ton Corn. 45fG060c. y bushel
Oais &c. D bushel Bran, 60fGD7Oc. o 100 ID; Oilcake
Al 400 b.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
Cleared Yesterday


6ng Principe. Gilchnst Philadelphia, w. w. McMan
schr VIM. H. Gatzner, Tresca Key West via Tampa Bay,
schr Chss c Knight, Afsen. Pensacola, J. Hurley
steamer Gen. Hamer. Cozzens, Pensacola. J. Hurley
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Creole Foster II days from New York. to O. Wood
Ship sSEsnton Wood from Liverpool Path March to J. P.
Ship Manchester Cone, Is days from New York to Toby
Ship Tyrone Col ling from Vera Cruz, ash ult. in ballast
an to 3. FernandeZ-3d N.Y.
snip Niagara, Nye, Al days from Liverpool to
Ship Brunswick, Thomas 40 days from HAVE to Poutz
Bark Hah Buckman. 10 days from New York, to mas.
schi Mary Fkins Peyton days from sisa in ballast, to
g. maser-2d my.
schr spendid-Point.
=" L Day, Giberson from Mobile
4 boswell kimba, from Shrevepor-2O5 bales cotton
Iiy,r Se DdfeIes from Lockpoh-s bales cotton
P Psrtand Castillo, from Atakapas-15 bales cotton.
fnSess No Sandold, from VicksburglOp3 bales cotton
T Towpoat LOUIS Philippe, foote from the Passes.
rowboat Belle, Limbert, from the Passes.
Trowboat Conqueror, tleaton, from the Passes.
ioWboat Claiborne, HOwTan, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
Inc snip brunswick the 9th Of April, in lat. 30C AZ
NJ on 900 So w. passed bark John Mayo of Bath stand
ing East April D. passed Dr. ship Barbara. and whaling
"ng franklin. of Provncetown, bound TO the Eastward
"sl' ships Bay State, and Oneco.
io"ocat claiborne towed down and TO ship Ago
acnefa and schrs. Midas DEAN and II. l.. Scranton.
iowooat Belle Owed down and sea, the 9th inst,
mp fnmera de Catalina
iowboat Louis Philippe lowed down and TO sea- on the
~ "'t'' snip EspndOla, and bark Miades.
Passengers:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

Music IN THE FAMILY.-EDcourage taste for
music in your children. 1t is grand aid TO refine
ment and happiness. If you can afford it, give
your children choice of Instruments piano. harp,
and guitar for the girls and the VIOLIN violoncelo,
and Hule Tor the boys. But do not neglect the Or
gan Whlch nature has bestowed Upon every one.
If parents will sing, their Children will E,ow their
examine, and In our opinion god musical family
may BID defiance TO consumption, because singing
Strengthens the lungs.
PRuSrIAN PHARMACpPtA.-The prgssisn Government
las forbidden It's apothecares to make doses dugs in
large quantities unless the medical prsscnbirs notice
the Tact and certify 10 its necessity. The Pharmacopa
OF PnoSa pescribes what called maximum doses.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08
OIL Y M P 10 TIL ATRE,
SUMMER SEASON.


NIEssRs PAGE g. SCHUYLER beg respectfully to inform the
ltl crzens New Orleans and Vicinity hat having leased lie
SATURDAY EVENING Nav g anG 6ay% secured s one
the Best Stock Companies South West
will receive the encourag playgoing community
The Company engaged will consist the following Seged
MIS- NJ. G Ga + Rsse M: s E s yfy : Ens
Miss Emma Jordan and the tasore nseu La Petite Josephine
Gentlemen Of The Corapaay:
); 5 Charles, Geo. }. brydUn, B. Duffy,
Harry S. Ey;@ige, WIN. <. Hart, :. E%g
Henry c. Page Fred Hun, Isaac s6ubert.
With efficient Chorus and Corp. de During
Chas. Webb Dan Marble Barney Williams Mrs Kent, Miss julia
] IN bs ey r e nr e Po% Of Mr. j. ch"y yr
late Of The s.. Charles Theatre The new and eH.ctr" Stage Ma
beaun Scenery. pencil Mr. }. Puo The ST. Chars
BY Sgi M Ho5 kp st. 1S sos SS% G LES '"a Decorations
All the new Plays Daa Farc,s aud Burlesqnes. playing
written expressly Tor ihs Company tins tlbshun by gentle
men OF the city, Will he produced cgardes Of espene) Iad
DURING the the Theatre completely renovated.
lated and beauthed Boxes have been erected m te
commodaon OF ladies families winch may by
son or night The RnS his been converted INFO beautiful Par
qnete which 800 handsome Chairs have been
placed giving the interior airy and beautiful appearance
y. no Re % wG could PossGg ad to the cent ~ OF the
men beng determined to render the Olympic the most popular esta
The Police Department. (un anil eaectve) under the direction
nv Doors open at O'clock Curtain to rise at one quarter
before 8.
Prices of Admissions
Dress Circle and Parquete .-..51 Cents
Colored Boxes. -. .. -. ...........
tc- Box ONCE open 10 deck, P. NJ, where
my0 FRED. HUNT, Treasurer.
RoPER'S SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No l07 POYDRyfS Street, .Neao Orleans.
OPEN FROM o'GLoGK, A: M, to P. M. and
" FROM to 8 O'CLOCK, P. NJ. iua
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08
SALES AT AUCTION.
Slaves-Slaves,
BY BEARD. CALHOUN 81 co

SIaves-SIaves
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.
r,, 49, . J. A. BEARD Auctioneer.
b'HuRSDAY May 10, lSf9Wi be sold auction O'Clock
y at Banks Arcade
is SLAVES, comprising Cooks, Washers Ironer Nurses
Field Hands, and Mechanics. particulars Slave
viii be given at the sale. myS
VIM. E. Proseus Us. Schr. Sally and Cargo.
4. =. MARSHAE'S SALE.
IN The u s. District Court The District Louisiana
No 6575.
EIhIilE OF wit Of NenliGni Expona directed,
~ me above entitled suit, Will se highest bidder TUES
DAY. May = s at Il O'Clock NJ Banks Arcade, Magazine
The schooner SALLY, her tackle, apparel aud furniture
now hes IN Lake Ponartn, the the Railroad.
Also at the and place, the CARGO oil said Schr Sally,
Consisting Of Eighty Barrels OF SHELLS less.
Terms of sale, Cash.
U. $. Marshui's Office, NcwOrleans April 90 1919.
ap2, Is, my8 VIM. +. WAGNER, u. S. Marshal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
-RGb~

LIST NIGHT BUT Three or THE SEASON.
THURSDAY Mey is45 The charming OPERA by Auber LES
Il DiAMAHTS De LA COuRONNE. Performers Messrs.
Leoo-f iry Gelta9 Lavsrgne Niles FeuUJoy and Lecou
M & Mime. PlkCHON a VAUDEVILLE in act.
EY- Thursday 10 Benefit NJ and Nine Mathisu when
the celebrated Opera DU DiABLE will be produced
for the first time
will commence at O'Clock,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08
---S . .
AN RICAN tn e A 7 r e +.

TINE Friends of Mr.. JAS CHARLES deeply sympahiznr
late heavy and
respect substantial Manner
much requires it, him COMPLIMENTARY
BENEFIT THURSDAY NEXT the INST. ON which occa
Place has the kndc placed AMERICAN
THEATRE their disposal grauitOusy principal
berso Of Profession have volunteered
The friends of Mr.. CHARLES, and public are respectfully
requested o Cooperate.
II VI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08
Briggs.
Schooners.

A. P. Chase ....l2,mi
Boston, LII r.
Br. Jnathau. LIP. T.
ICol DuRussey. E. mp
IChas. Edmondson SING
Commerce L. T.
Diadem III Tier
European ....L.P.T.
Eliza Frances .23,m2
Eyeline Ross. .L.P.T.
Fairy E. PIT.
Florinda -. L.P. #.
Gen. Taylor .L.P.T.
George Engs. .i0,m2
Harriet Halleck. s,m2
Ira Bliss. ...... mp
John Bell. l.. 7.
Kate Aubrey -. 9,m2
Louisa Sears. -. S,m2
Louisiana ...... l0,m2
Mary Filkins. e.. lin
Mary Ellen =. .L.P.T.
MaryLangdon. . SIMS
Mayilower .....Coast
Oregon -.....L.P T.
Palladium ..... s,m2
Renaissance -. Lite
Topic ........L.P.T.
Wakefield. LIP. Tier
w. H. Hazard. . S,m2
VIM. Bryan. .L.P.T.
VIM. .PrestonL.P.T t.
WIN Thompson. s,m2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

PIsToL SHooTING.-Thomas Burke examined before
Recorder Baldwin for disturbing The peace OF the city by
firing pistol in the Mr. Burke will become fully
ulon9d, before he escapes from the meshes Of the law, that
1t would be economical to patronIze a pistol gallery
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

BREACH TRUST. Antonio Jourdon was taken in
charge by the Second Municipality police complaint OF
Isaac Mitchell. Mitchell left with Jourdan gold chain aud
rings for sale, which the latter reuse
The chain and rings found the possession OF Jourdan
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

STEALING CoPPER.-Parck Diamond was arrested for
stealing satisfactory witness in the shape of the
stolen metal, accompanied him, and dimmed the honest
Inye al dt Diamond very much fact, it took the shine
OF him nIelY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

Observation-Disclosures Badwn's Court presented yester-
gay charming variety, in the persons of some twenty for
9thookng individuals, classed under that general
chage-N asraroy There number of beth seXesall
ageS- but OF condition. Want had stared them long
10 Inc lace that he had left, in mirror his peculiar
likeness stamped too plainly upon each
nance we do not record their names for they only
tunes bghted happiness and heart endng troubles that
than fiction and the incidents every life often furnish
OF utter and hopeless misery, than could be por
trayed dozen romances. In the group that stand
ing before the Court the henous charge bav
ing neither home occupation, what lesson could be
learned by the entering into the ealeS of the
world if but their SIMPLE histories laid before him
Yet, hardly day passes but the like number follow their
predecessors and consigned the summary
TO the WOrkhouse. q" Such is life
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

DAHGERoUs AssAULT.-John Cotton arrested by the
Second Municipality police, the oath of Francisco Cor
rantes, who states that Cotton committed violent assault
him, cutting him the face with knife lie will be
examined tn hav
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

ARRESTED Henry Lewis arrested yesterday by the
Third Municipality police. lie daDgeOus and spcOus
CHARACTER aud locked up until he could give
of blmself
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08
DRY GOODS.
Thomas Brady 81 ChartreS street

OPENING THIS DAY IN STORE FL CHARITIES
~ STREET. ENTIRE NEW STOCK Of FANCY
FOREIGN aud DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We are now prepared to oiiers full and varied
in all the different departments of our business
The Stock embraces every mauuiactars ia LIN EN-
WODLlEN, SILK and COTTON GOODS The whole
Of which has been selected with unusual care order
establish that confidence which hope 10 win from sill
those vino may faFo us with their custom.
One thing wish 10 impress upon patrnns--thc
l0aote Of our H5ck r0HghOat as marked IA PtaH FsRrcs
at The LOnest Scklkng Price.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

q . II
A II. nersous w.&hing to procure III ANO FORTES
"A III the hew Ittans market either with -Lzts5-
without the Itaan Attachment are
formed hat Wa. 7. MAYO. No. 5 Ganipsi Ii , ~
street, Is duly authorized gent for tina, i II i
city, and fully authorized seii Boston prices with
only freight aud insurance aided. and orders
de scptlon OF instruments manufactured by US wing
Il optional with the purchaser to reject the not Sats-
taciory their arrival in New Orleans. Every instrument
sold as above warranted by and 10 be exchanged with
out eXpense to the putch ls If found satisfactory after
trial Each instrument viii in future be accompanied with
invoice at Boston cash ces, which be by
purchaser if inquired for. We have tie exclusive
right ann are the only maEuL2G,q IN Boston of the
PATENT ZE0LIAN ATTACHMENT. We inanufac-
tnre the Seven Octave Grand PIANO FDRTES with and
without the lEo.ian Attachment
L. GILBERT & co 400 Washing tun street
Boston. pCtobsr q 1913 anil I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08
FOR CALIFORNIA.

f. For California, ria Chagres-The and
efYE splendid fast sailing Baltimore clipper built bark
90, SEN EC AZ Gaefslames G. Smith, will sail on
the 18th INST sufficient number OF passenger offer The
Seneca has uneqnaGd accommodations for 20 first and 30
second cabin passengers and will be furnished in The most
desirabie For feight passage apply board
opposite the Mint, orto
c. j. MEEKER, &c Poydras st.
Kate OF passage in First Cain, s70.
Rate of pa ssege in Second do $50 my4
kzS,For' San Francisco. Cafornia-Tes Sail on the
ATfss 10Th Of May-Tbe very fast sailing brig THOMAS
"~a- P. HIATT, Capt. Aex Adams, will be dispatched
above She has for 300 bbls more OF freight, and
can comfortably accommodate 10 passengers addition
the number already engaged This vessel HIS b en- tho
order for the voyage For freight passage apply on board
at Post 9, Second Municipality Or
ap4 a. } MEEkEJl IS Poydras ST.
Passage the First Cabin S250-in s. cnnd CABIN 5000.
~ No passage secured until paid IN,