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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11
Tas waia MEsrixo.s -1'bs poli,ic,l ,.,n..,..

-3~ fShACat C6luE3i6u
was commenced on Sa'ha lay evening on ,ba ~ :.
of the wings, with gtit deal of spri, and -
heat The thermometer was about $50 ou, ae
DOORS what 1t was in u le crowd we ca,no, CO.;
ma'e for we could not nd it long The nol;,;c.l
friends of Messrs Declouet and Ks,,., -,
great interest in them by coming toue,bar - ~,
in the month of June, four months h.c,... ,,,
ton. They are getting ready for a lony bu.,
Their opponents must be up and after them soon
The meeting was called to order by R. R SvLss
on whose melton James p. Freret was anno;nrsd
President, with the following list of officers:
Ian ia Sua Jas Lilly Second Mnnicipaiity: A. Bross:s
s.. Croly Grast John L. Warner and Pemas seeSs
pa,s Flom sn'c'P IT, Iass David Second Munci-
Mr. freret introduced to the meeting Gen. Alex,
ander Declouet, the wing candidate for Governor,
who made bref, sensible speech, which was re.
ceived with applause. Duncan F. Kenner. the
candidate Tor Lieutenant Governor, followed with
an animated speech, which drew out cheers from
MS ff'ehds. MT Z. NJ. Conrad, who is candidate
for Congress in the Second District, took his turn.
and was followed by Messrs. Flower, Eisenfeldt
and Sever, after which the meeting adjourned. evi.
IDENTIFY pleased with themselves ard their candidates
The strong point of interest in their proceedings.
!" U.S. 10 uie uecafduoh oi VII. kenher, the wing
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, in favor of an
elective judiciary. The Democratic Convention
made this an issue, by adopting it formally as a
part of The political creed of the party in this Slae
and the adherence to the same views, declared by
so prominent and effective wing as Mr.. Kenner,
gives additional impetus to a movement, already
powerfully stirring the popular mind An equally
distinct avowal of the principle, by other lead
ing candidates, will settle definilivey the accom-
plishment of this great reform, and give it, in its
commencement, the inesimable advantage of being
adopted and set into operation independent of par
isan politics. As its independent supporters, We
shall be rejoced to hear all candidates, who may
have influence on the question, avow themselves as
plainly and fully as Mr.. Kenner has DONE
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
Cleared Saturday:

Cleared Saturday:
Steamship Palmetto Smith. Galveston Harris g. Morgan
Ship Nathaniel Kimbal. Stone. Liverpool,
ship Gondola Fnney. Trieste $. Broom
b. bark Astoria; G elbow, Liverpool, Kngender & 20
Brig Harriet Collins New York, o Wick ham
;cbr Lois. Penneii, Pensacola T. c. Twicheii
Schr Geneva Warllns. Pensacola, w n Mase,,
'clr Mana. Mier, Mobile, G. u. Lehman
schr. Gen WIZ. H. Harmon. vinal, Apslachic9Is Cali,
schr Dssdemona. Stevens. Belize. Hond and a ma,k-t
schr John RowIett. WaIlingham, Brazos St. Jago,.
Schr. Martha, Weber, Pensacola, ]. Hurley
Schr. Dora Boghich, Pensacola. J. Hurley
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Crescent City, Sioddard from Cbagres 4h inst
tOJ. P. Whitney Co.-3d my.
Bark w. Dyer Dyer, days fiom Turks Island, to mas
sch Renaissance Buisson from Tampico, 9Th inst, to
Canton & Dussamier-lst my.
Jas L. Day. Giberson. from Mobile:
Grand Turk Rob MS. from ST. Louis.
Griffin Yea,man: SEDAN, from Cincinnati.
Bunker Hill No. g. MD er. i'm Louisville.
Gypsy, Ure. fom Baton Rouge
[oncordia Frost. from Vicksburg-418 bales cotton
Rio Grande Gordon. from Washng'on-3l bales cotton.
Creole WI from III nden-15U bales cotton
Gray Eagle, Mug gs from ST. ylle-Si bales cotton
tiecla UaImaa a, from Grand EcOe-3l9 bales cotton.
Peytona. Shalcross from Louisville.
Towboat Conqueror Heat on, from the Passes.
Memoranda;
Steamer Peytona left Louisville the 4th inst. Reports
steamer South America aground ct Battery Rock steamer
Buckeye at the same place. steamers jamestown. Tennes
zee. Taleyrand. and America, at Smitlland Bar.
Towboat Conlueror towed down and 70 on the Sd
iust ship Alex. Grant banks Washington and Gen. Tay
lor and schr Mai Barbour.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

SPIRIT OF REsrARCH-Aihoash the waters of the Gre
vase have submerged large portion of city and buried
pnder the mucDvaluabe property, has had the
feet also, of maxim. Valuable whatever has been
Dared TO US and admire and mend the antiquarian
riL of contemporary, who has rescued fom the wreck
IF NATTER map of the CITY, porayng it IN avs gone by
md adapted the same TO the present of affairs. But
population constantly increases despite of epdemcs,
ancs and crevasses streets necessarily opened and
built upon them the growing wants of
eope and many of the slff by the in
shifting late of the inundated district will find that
hey beyond the borders of The Hood Whether this will
ensbly relieve them say Perhaps it
equrc a residence OF years before they obtain
light the prveges granted to their older neghboIs
BY the publishers of the map
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

MEDICAL SHoRT-CoMINGs.-An number of ply
sicans, both Homeopathic and Allopathc, have
been summoned before the Mayor of Cincinnati,
and examined on charge for neglecting or refusing
to report to the City Clerk cases of Cholera which
occurred in their practice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

CHOLERA PANIC AT RICHMOND, VA.-The Legis-
lative panic about the Cholera at Richmond Fa)
is undimnished On the LIST inst. the House OF
Delegates debated resolution to adjourn after Mon
day (the 4,h) to some other place than Richmond,
which was laid on the table by majority Of only
two votes 1t was stated in debate that quorum
could no, be kept together more than day or two.
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o. Commissioner has been appointed ny the
Pennsylvania Legislature, empowered to compel
the officers of the Lehigh County Bank to render
up all the assets of that bank within sixty days, or
in case of default, TO institute civil or criminal
suits las the case may requre1 against the officers
of the Bank.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE IL, 1919.

Tur CRrvAssr-We extract the following graphic de.
.crpton of the Cevasse from TIE handb posted through
he city yesterday. announcing that the Viola would
AIRY passengers during the day Sauye; it Is decidedly
Ugh The Crevasse. - from the hundreds OF spies now
ven in 'front.' represents mouth OF some great
monster showing his numerous teeth after having swa.
owed several atboats the hull of ship, together witt,
bnnsands Of sane. bags. bales OF hay. &c
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A BOLD FonGEa.-Dr. NJ. NJ. Crawford, of
R,nomfsd. jefferson Co., Ohio, obtained, upon
Srr.d paper, $1,000 from the steubenville Bank,
sI5oO from he Cadz Bank, and similar sum from
lie banks of Wheeling. The rascal decamped for
naT,s unknown David Moody, Esq, Cashier of
The Bank of Steubenville, offers reward of $500
for the apprehension and delivery of Crawford at
that place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

o. Coroner Lewis held an inquest on Friday
evening last upon the body Of Francis Davis, who
was killed by a man named Jas. Brown, on board
the ship Robert Parker, now lying in Mobile Bay.
The deceased, as well as the accused, were b1if'
brought to the city by the steamer linda, ana me
prisoner committed TO Jail to await me aciioh OF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

DARING RoBBERY.-The jewery stor. of Mr.. Ea'er, in
St Cha str ct between Common and Canal streets was
,Dtersd Yesterday morning supposed between TIE hours OF
hree and fur. and robbed OF the following ey.
erfeci!y pain pair gold suspenfer buckles; gold
chains and lot of silver hu ter knives The dor was
-hown the eff of he Second Mum cipa!iy Police.
md wa lift the premi es The ms rumrnt is m de- of
,ee and exhibits the marks of Fl st rkman. II is
in shed really, 20 inches long. slightly bent at one
end terminating in The form of chse and y harpene
the other 1t supposed that the bur glars have been
ghened off b. false alarm, the, had made every
to blow the safe which large amount
of valuable pToi cry deposited Powder found
The hole of The chest and scattered about the floor
the mall amount of booty obtained also showed that their
departure wa, a very nasty The police actively
engaged in ferreting out the scamrs.
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] ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEAT RE.

oe Lessee and sr ID
n Notice. Car trH lace the Theatre Lefayete ereT3
might after the Performance.
maggie AND TIE MAID,
MONDAY, Ii-WIl be acted the Drama THE MAGPlE
vi AND THE MAID. Gerad, Mr. Dryden Henry MT; Dpsy
sverad, Mr.. Mnrony MARTYR Mr. Mack; Dame Ge'ad mrs
Rowe Annette. HOB NrPE; x p .spsae
voR Duke, Mr. DuHy Jean, Mr. Pagei Pcrolne Miss Petrie
harchioness, Mis- Verify.
s The Police DepaItnen is direction Of Mr. McCios
k4 Dc open O'Clock Cur am will rise at precisely
gusr fcr hefre Prices of hd mi sion: Dress Cf-
Second Tier IS cents Coored Boxes
cents: Gallery, rs Box Office from 10
D. m where secured application the Treasurer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

SENTENCES The following persons were sentenced by
Judge McHenry Saturday in the First District Cont
entary. ard pay the costs Of prosecution John VII,
ams lot the year at hard aboI IN ths psnlsen.
msntbs al hard labor 70 The PsEi,snt'ay and
% pay costs of prosecution ssvsra found guilty Of
assault and battery also sentenced,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

nas- Mr.. G. w. Hildrelh, of Lockport, NY, has
completed a model for a telegraph, in which the
wires were laid under ground enclosed in iron pipes
The expense of single wire will he 5000 per mile.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

CsApsk ~ psH,uRY.-Hpgh w Swan has been arrest.
ed BY ihs officers OF The second Municipality pelies TO
sw- the charge OF pssay preferred by NJ ssats'n slr
declaring he had siush vausbe watph ffcni him We
believe that the examination hss time showed the falsy
of the ACCUSATION hence tbs present prosecutsU.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

New York CANALs.-The receipt of flour at
tide water through the New York Canals to the
3lst of May, show an increase of 81 ,3l2 barrels
over last Year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

SAD AcciDEsr.-A Spasiaid, who keeps a barber shop
Royal street, Opposite the Postci'ice and who Is well
known TO many of citiyeps clever, indu .triou
thrown fom his horse yesserds' at the corner Of
Rampant and st. Anne stiests, and had both OF his legs
broken BY the fall He lies IN precaIious Atate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

CHOLERA IN NAsHvILLE.-There were thirty
two deaths from cholera in Nashville last month.
The disease still fingers in the suburbs OF the CITY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

TNouEsTs The 10 lowing Dquesis were held on Satur-
iay: on the BODY of named Owen Duffy. struck:
on the body OF John Doegam at 1863 Bugnndy street died
Of disease of the heart tho body OF Thomas FaTa,
ou nd in the Canal shout mi below the T gateVer-
Dict found drowned the body OF Spear, who aied
his to the Charity Hospital partly from wound on
partly by exposure; and The BIO OF named Kaiser,
native Of Germany, no had just arrived in The cry and
corner Bienve and Levee Streets Frt Municipality
verdict died from stroke of the An inquest was
helonging to Mr. Dupny of the parish OF Piaquemnes who
found hanging the door at of the cells of the
Watch house. corner of Robin and Annunciaon
Second Municpsfy Said negro had been arrested by Ser
gean Barry runaway and hung himself with his sus-
BENDER the door Of his CELL Verdict came to his de ath
by hanging himseif."
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BREACH OF TRusT.-Ma,tin Mulloney. Waterman on
the Pon'chaain Railroad had entrusted to him on the 4th
Of Nav last BY Mr. q. a. ern s25 in gold, TO dslve
hoard of the boat at the Lake The never
I'd al that time asain Mniloney. He was arrested
Jay BY Lieut. Ducong Of the Third Municipality police
sit Of Mr.. Hiern with expending the money ior his own
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

"A PANEL YEA DANIEL."-Dani Brian was found
Satu day night yard OF Peter bend without having
the sghes, ght be there Re order BALDWIN VIII attend,
to-day, TO fureI shing proper abode for Mr.. bnan.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

&c. SHSsSs, sss %
lsaye fl Chag'e direct ON sATuRDAi The l6'h inst
In Saloons. ..:Es % f1ri :.:' Cabin. 60
sesas until d'e paid oi Fs 20 cts
cubic foo Fo eisn passage apply boaId. foot
sT 4 sHssta 81 e T., 9:
+, .ass .s ess9st:
k guar me, T.syeIy fs;t sailing cOppssd and
sail q: above She has splendid State Room sc mmoda
,on in e Cabin and The ss.,sas IS Oeaanisy sIrsnssd
apy the Captain board. opposite The Beef Mar
e & T'G Hahhiz5s Pis'Ei o Il peya,...
Them through 70 IAN F,ancseo. At ne low
the time Of hs arrival At Images unit, be embaSs At
anna for San Francisco. jell
THROUGH TICKETS FOR CALIFORNIA
se=e Pacific Mail Steamship .,esss.
sSSaNLN COMPANY. S.dhSsEN
s,,BE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM PACKETS
Panama ,ss7 Captain R RsS.d fP: ..ou
a Ar Ps ID e m fg L Fssss il !. M
Cab.s aIe iarnisbed bedding, but not Wines or liquors
e esa Of q go po%eds
10 cubic feet Frei h, oas1t Bassags 9. M:.c'ssde
se should NOS exceed 25 pounds for muis cnage
RATES or PASSAGE:
From Panama to San Bias or Mazstlap. %. SIS eco
Stn Dego................ SoS0 ~
:. San Francis 3OO 15O
10 The s are pund only with 'uSs s 'o"s
Beng. No torres 10 be landed will be AIKEN a. baggage.
AL per.ona cha Ineud health lees and boat
s. ss iss;iss @
appointed gents COapany and vii be supplied
with limited number # tickets q each sttsmes
PARADISE, LAWKA.O< CO..
ie11e 81 Graver street
n. For San francisco, California 10 SAT- NTH
sssaszss MfDFORD, Capt Dryer. having three. ,ounhs
of her ENGAGED and going on board vi nave mme-
hand accommodations tor few cabin nssensers apply
on board al post IL, Second Municipality. to
jeS LEVI n. GALE. W Common street
a. For San Francisco, CalifoTnia-Te ss, lie
& bai MH n CAPT Machs Ss %o.t t
OF her cargo eBgaged will sail rs above at Rio
De Jineiro aod Csao She s OF tons b.nheD,
commanded by OF much expenence IN the Pacific and
offers superior accommodations for paseusess, having
and airy bet decks which wbe ftta ,he meet
desirable For freight apply board at
Post Second mnn'''DaeG;'j o MHEEKER s. peyr.,n
III Pasagein First Cabin, $3.50; Second Cahir. 5000
No eernse Passengers taken. and berth secured pnt
psid for. -
Ae,For California, U,a Chasres.-JNsp Lrtean and
szsiss cope ed and 60 rer fast. ned hss OOTAvIA.
Thompson has com Portable cabin accomn"eaons.
and he Storage will be fitted 20 - TO bsna on ~ ac
o os board board o. To- g. wiCKH Siepys sss
Or r. NJ. HARRISON CO. P9ydms
Co.. who euarantrs hncuxh e Han E'asc.co
af he lowest rates, and allow them yer GAY w. " ~ the
Is,hnas dating from ihsir arrival u ChsssW pns shsy ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

THEFT-M0ses. slave belonging 10 Mr.. Jourdan. was
D aced in charge of the Third Municipality police by Capt
Hoope of STEAMBOAT Pr Moses had distracted lin
clothinp from Sc id boat.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

FAMILY GRUMBLrsG Michael Grumbley was arrested
yesterday by -eeoud Nun cpay police, on the atli la
of his loving wife. M larry Ann Grnmbe' Michael had
given her good cause by .owardly nc,ug beating
upon his better half. t...a..l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

BREACH OF THE PEAcE.-And,ew Hsnessy was arrested
BY the Third Municipality police for disturbing and annoy
ing Mr. Backer at his h0u in Ferdinand street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

BRUTAL AssAuLr-John Alley will be examined 'oday
before Recorder Seuzens Tor an assault committed upon
he ers n of Ms. Dome The complainant states that
Alley attacked hei with haciet. The hatcnet was lound
IN his poses SION ElsS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

A TRrg SoN OF HaM-Re Cooper. regro, was ar
es ed yesterday, BY the Third Muneipai ioiice the
complaint Of Mr.. james Wall sharang him with stealing
4dy allow Cooper bis bacon to-day before the Re-
corder. He hou have remembered that tho thieves only
stand chan e of escape who - go the whole hug.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

DANGEROUS AND SUsPIcIoUs;-James Malone is SO con-
side red and arrested yesterday by the Second Munci
naliv notice the eth OF bis character
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

A HARD CAsE.-Dani- Ryan threatened TO- strike An
thOny FernauheZ Yesterday, with stone, and his desrm
nation fully evinced by The Of the i'd mt ca
the Off OF the Second Munici atty cutched
Oh ~ in the bwny fist OF Mr. Ryan. The change VIII be
examined to-day before the Recorder.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.
Corrected sperv morning. especially for The Crescent

[NotsIn the First municipality tdesgnsted the following
able by MI the Nos commence at the Railroad anu run up
IN the Second 2 above the Steamboat Land
ny No being Fiaiboat Lnnding. Third tm3 Nos.
Commence No. being Ferrr wharf,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

THE LATE FIRE.-The FIRE in the store of the Messr.
Forbes of Povdras and Commerce streets is
have been he work OF an ncendsry Tn door is sup
osed have been IN oced by of false key and the
ire was kindled in barrel partly led with caa and which
placed directly unde the stairs This is the second time
hal an attempt has been made TO fire these premises.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

NEW YoRK.-The New York Board of Health
Uune 1sp reported eight cases OF cholera and TWO
deaths.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

STABBING.-Adelade MARINA was arrested on SATURDAY.
the Fist Municipality police for sahbug Rieda Cruz
Hasse She declares that SIZE did So in sefdeence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

LApCEsY-Mathda. slave of Mr.. Delassizs was arrested
Yesterday by the Third Municipality police, charged by Mr.
Motto with larceny
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SUMNER CLOTHING.
THollPaoN Z NIXoN, No. a Canal Street,

SUMNER CLOTHING.
THOMPSON Z NIXON, No. ~ Canal Street.
HAYS In .oss and complete stock Of FAsHoNAsLE
SUMMER CLOTHING eomprsns all the syus and made
In h best snd most s manner eiprsy fcs the Nsvosans re-
Super Frsnch csshners Cloth Froek and Dssu Goats;
Super French Drsp d. Etc FEock and Drsss Costs
Black and cclcred Msyino eaes aud Polka Ccats;
H!ack ard cclorea Alpaca saes and Poka Coats
Check and syipsd Linen stss and Polka Goats;
Black and fancy single mlcd Csssrnere Pants;
Black French Mesino Pants, ysricu: qualities;
French Drilling Pers Of all the newest styles;
White Military, Canvas and Satin Drill Pants;
india Nsnksen, CHECK and Stripe Linen Pants;
1hct Borubssine, Satin and Six yssp;
Whis but and fancy Ggursd Narssiles Vests
figured buff and worried Linab vssD;
Sapsripr Irish Linsn 6brts, special make;
1QpsY Camhnc Nuslln ShiFsa, With hne Linen 1csoms
Super York Mil Muslin Gbins, d.
tinan and Cotton pravsrs isead backs;
Gauss hsYino and Cotton Cndsrshrs and Wrarpeu.
usure 9lk Upder.hirs and Dravefs;
sik sBd Csmbrie Muslin cvsvs,s and summer Tiss;
White md esarrd csmbrie and Six Pocket Hsndkefshtsf
6llk, Cotton and Linen Ssspendrn,
Giuvas, Bnbselios, Dressing aovrs, etc, spea sdpu
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CLOTHING!
AT ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.'S
No "A MAGAZINE STREET.

Now is your time to purchase SIMMER Oiotning
determined Sell OF large stock at the LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICES.
Spring and Summer Clothing,
Now and constantly receiving from their Mandatory "a
NewYork:
20. d. A'' POLKA. IL Iamsrtines and saes:
English Msrino and PaIameta Drss. and Frcck Goats
French sD ca.hmers.e and Ii isht Tweed sac Coats
do. Cloth sacs, Skeleton, far Summer
Linen, white and colorsd sacs End Poikas;
French black Drap d Etc Panaons;
g. &: d. B DIsS g s'1 1s.; d. d.
White and g. so9. s. Linen Drill PanssOons;
India Nanksen and Ponges do.
wtits and coord MarseIes vessa choice assortment;
Isle Thread sgger sSt. Cave serno Flannel and
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, valhes Carpet Bag. etc.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, etc.
~ Examine this List Of Prices.
Best quality Back Cloth Dress Goats former price, 81.
4 4 e 4 e e !: : :::=f E
+: $ g 6 ::::::: ::::5is: :, : T
Black Cloth Frocks at prices in the proportion.
Best quality Doeskin Pants former price, 81
4th and sh do .....4 and 80 and g
Panta0ons.
from $40 g.. Remarkably cheap goods.
Super sck Satin vests. from % 90 to
ID: DC CoOsd Dc ....."..".."..s 60
xs Vests Of Black Velvet Cloth Msino, Cashmere Bombas
ETC. etc: oil excesdingly cheap.
Tweed Sacs Paeo Coats; Pants Colo
Csshmsrs Vests isrlno Drsvse.e.
~ One Price!...No Deviation! n
mySIH ALFRED MUNROE & co. 81 Masaxine st.
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sMITH q RROTHER,


HAVE received large additions to hdf stock Of INDIA
III RUBBER GOODS These Goods are Of the best
msnufactuIe and warranted to stand all extremes Of
weather s. B. would call the particular alta nton OF
s;sornans to their Bottles Canteens and Water Buckets
mannac, ured with special reference the many dry
ace and arid deserts between the Rio Grande ana NE
Pop8ep Bags Saddle . BaJGs els ad S
Root. Teogines etc India Rubber Blanksfs Pillows &c
etc. AIsc-TENTS. TENT-CLoTHS, Saddles. Brides;
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vINEG AZ ESTABLISHMENT

vINEG Al ESTABLISHMENT.
TIVE Under ereel Is constantly msnnflctune ana mas
] forsae very lpeFior article OF Y lNEGAE, E4SEt
which he will guar niee to improve by age, and iA2E
viii denver it, free of charges in any ps1t o. lS&
the city Lafaye t.. the followine nednced "a p.
olcs suit tes viz: Buts 60 gallons, ~ bafes
20 gslous "a; Bs els, 20 gallons ceph gallon hoe
n, DISCOUNT m,.de to wholesale customers. IN ..u,
~ lins irorped in the Postotce vii q monc'ss'
Mssr Commvu nd Naliis sts, opposite Charity Hospital
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERs

THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERs
y5,HE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
L that he has in snccessful operation e. a
fine new STEAM FERRY, running from $500 ~
the City of New Orleans to Algiers, from day;
light until O'clock NJ The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose, and located oppO
site the Pontchatran Railroad landing in Alger sho
distance above the Beeve Iron Works The landin on
always obtained The are the same as hose
charged by the other Ferries. Also snpmasteS and Others
wishing to go to the Point viii find large and commodious
sk,fs CONSTANTLY pving between the Government wharf
(heIe the 0Innibuses sOp) and Theirs Warehouses On
the opposite side.
fy5 WILLIAM RANW".'"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11
MANOMETFRS:
de hu TIop1s ~ Rnrdsa Said bu R.4LPHd 90.

No. 10 NEw LEvEE.
yJ>BESE Steam Gauges now used ON the following
A steamboats,: Feny.boat Two Brothers. Alex. Scott,
Autocrat, Illinois Sui ana Grand Turk. Eudoa. MagpoIia
Amaranth c. E. Watkins Elisha, Princess. Princess NO q
Nstehez. New Orleans Mary Foia, Olivia Tow Doat,,
Mary Kingssnd. Phenix Swan. Persian. Hercules any
ConQusror. ~ By enQuir ng Of the Engineers Of hee
5sats any nerson can DO satisfied to the ~ o.