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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
S8tueite Sanfauatft
bon SrlbtabrsE unb Spmner<
T11aareta.
Mert unD 2anbts,

tOaben foPben cfbalten uno fino am 1uss
paden Don ibrem sweiteu SOrratb pon Srub:
iabrss uno CONNER 'Wadrsn, uno Iaeen ib
re Gunesn uno bas pubIifum i'm Q0aemei,
nen elm. bel ibnen frilben Qnfprub Su ma:
den. inoem fie ilberScugt flbIen. Ca ibr
Stod 70 nieorie eineefouft muroe. uno mie:
Der an rinem 70 nieberen Qrofit uerfauft mirc.
oaB fie eiuen aefhminoen Qbaana fnoen
weroen.-Eufet eaber an, ebe Die woblfeile
uno fb6ne gSaarsn ale perfauft fino, une
madt eub pon einem euten Sdr9eu gemis.
Sbr StOf beliebt gum 2bsiI aus foIssn'
ben Waarsn
Cine grOBe Ssrfdisosnbsit pcn Gud unb
Gohimerc, fbmarSe uno orGb @afbmsretts.
fur Sommerr6fe. Gin berrGidsr Urtifet {;
Smeeb uno Msrino @ofmer. SCmmertuh.
SGf Gcbrington. Grctontu6, 9ambrOons,
uno Elm arcses QiIortiment aemeine uno ae
ifreifte @ilter fur Soften; ebeufo Seieen Set.
pet. Satin, Marfail uno SaIentia Ssliinas.
Gin arcBss Qhortiment SreBeuter fur Sa.
men 'Qnsise, ais: Ssioe uno 8OmbaSines.
Wan6eifer &einewano, uno sinbeimifd,e
9in9bams, WouS be Gains eawns. rpie
aub Elm rcrSh9liiher Sorratb aller Qrten
fdnep alpaca 9ufres; Elm dnqemeiner 8or'
ratb GngIifb Merimaf uno eInbeimifde
prints pon allen preiBen uno patterns.
SiIf Grauats uno 0re6tu6er. aemeine uno
fanep CONNER Sdarpls; elm Sorratb ,pei-
&c Sitter, ais: SadOnstts, @ambric, Bob
iuetS. Sdte. Goaiuas. II. {. w.-gbenfalls {:
parafaIs uno umbreIIas, Sanbfdube uno
Strumpfe, Rnabsu uuo Mdnner 9eaborn
uno paImtaub Sute. Spisqsl. Musline.
Gbcds, SIanneue, 8ett Sidines, Carpets,
II. I. 10.
GrDserten:
SmperiaI, gouns uno fbworsrr Sbee,
Eio. SaUa uno Ct Domingo 8offee, Sp.
rup, 5uderbaus. 81. Orleans uno Srinioao
WoIaiIes, Elm 9utes QfTortimsnt 3ufer. So
mig. 9emeine uno Gperm SsIe. SaIS. Ma,
farele. Sddb, Chocolate. Stdrfe; ieoe Scr'
te 9ewiirse, SarbeffOffe. ,e.-Gin grocer
Sorratb China, Suesns: uno @Ias.Baa.
ren. foWie Orb. uno Steinern 'geGdirr, ueI,
Dies aues--fonie 8iter bic bier nidbt be:
namt iino-fie on Dem nieoerifen Msrf Of
feriren, uno boifsn baber einen Iiberalen
&beil Der 6ffentItbsn &unofhaft su erba('
ten. rpoflr iie ffsts banfbar fsin merorn.
1aentaun, Mai 8. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
g rp ri { Il.

Gin ocrItdnci9cs Scrtlmcnt pcn 3udsr, 6afTtc, Sic
atlts, 6cni1 Sber, II. 10. cetsu an9ttcmmsn uno j.
rntaufsn i'm grcFsn unc &Icincn bsi
9res, 9utb unb 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Ol0frclt.

SO. I. 2 uno 3. in SirrteG. SaIbeu unt
aanisn SiIer, biIlis Su perfauftn am Stobt
Uon 8. g. 8tlIon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
StetnfDb(cn.

sump 6ObIsn, G9a, Stovc. glut uuc
&ObIsnfaub, su pstfaufen am nsuen StObr
bon 8. g. gSitfon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

IUuTt tit, um 9eneistsn 3ufprub.
@Gr betreibt aud nod INNER ben
SaubOISbantsl, unb Iaoet 2(Ge elm, bic
stwos in osmfsI6en SADIE n0tbi9 baben, bel
ibm on;urufen. inoem rr weiB ba6 er ibnen
CUTE QrtifeI an febr btui9en Yreifen psrtau.
fen fam. .
Nai 10, 1S49. nobv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
& 0 + | { 1t.

1000 Scnnen Stsin, @a9, eump uno Sue Rcb'sr.
iarpie cine Suanttat pear .srblsu uno SrbIsnftau,
auf banb uuO iu psrfaufsn. bel
Yreb, @utb uno 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
9SSiQionst g. SSscirs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SdueD trpcecHcr 9Saareu, 0iolin mub Su:
ipcIcnsStpbr,

VGncD trocfeurr Sfsdaren, Siolin uub 1u=
ipefrnsStpbr,
Drti SbGrsn untrbatb bagcububs Gaftbaus
unterSeihneter ergreft oiefe Mdbcbe fei
nc Sreunoe uno bic Burger Der Staet III.
Ientaun uno Nabbarfbaft hberbaupt Su
benadrldti9en, ooB er foebeu Don 90iIaoel'
pta uno 9leupOrf. nit sinsm prdtbti9en
Stof Guter 6urld 9efsbrt 1T, ndmIif
llnssttsidts MusIinc pon 3 bis 8 Cts
9ebicibte " 8" 12%
Gottuue 3 "12H
Sud- 100 " 400
GaGimtre 25 - 100
Srsnb Oos1fin GaiTimere 100 :, 125
QlpacaS II. Mobair euit's. 12H so
gin9bamS II. Ginnen "
Cine ercee 8nfdiccenbeit S6omGs BON
atlcn preiBen 9roBe Suantitdt Strlmpfe
unc 9ancI6ube bon g. Is berunter au Dem
aQerbeten Ieincrnen @ambrif fir g.. @ts.
S6fentri9cr bon 3 bis so @ts. per paar.
lluo Die 9reets Serfbisbcnbsit 8duoer
Die jemaIS in Quentaun 9esei9t wurbe.
Ssrti0aemahts Ssmocr, nit leinsrnen 8u'
fen, Don 37.I bis 50.-Gra9en Don l2lIa
% % .Y... ,,... eo.,,.p
oo9 ~ sLSotot" eya'ssm .?a etn SUs s.tug0''
SrauSoNftbe uno Deutfbs Qtcorcians Don
anen preisen ebenfalIs cine Suanttdt
"V9'Is'e 0'''e'
81 IT Die Samen.
YGatirte Srultnaoetn von6,L. bis 25 @ts.
Goloeue 4" 80 200
Golcrne Sinaerrinae 37II y 200
0latirre =" /" 6L in arosen
Nuantitdten. -Stablne 8eaos; Bags une
Ynrles; 9oloene uno illberne Sdctes pen'
Gus 9atos uno Sltoes Don allen Arten
uno 9roBen: -Sans uno parolois Do
SurtIe uno Snna'o Soaar' nno Seltfamme
IN 9roBer Serl bteoenDelt.-pertn'nerp leeer
art.-Sln dncrt1ment Ger frnlten NIeloer
hno Sonar Sur'len ote lemo!s IN auehtoun
~aren.-goenfaus' tran6oFl1e pap'sr'Se'
"tute.
y. B.-@r bdIt belfdnola auf Sane Elm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Gin Battalion.

miro Elm ncucr 3rupp bafeIbft paraoircn.-
alIe iclbe bic Nit9Iieosr eiefsr &rupp su
wereen whnfden, flno bofib sin9rIapsn
bsiSumcbnen. Sas Battalion miro ourdA
Col. Smtb uno Col. Supp fcrmirt. uno
Don Grl. Stefel tefcbIi9t meroen, welcber
fetnen gflidtsn seb6ria nacbtcmmrn, une
Der Srupp ibrcn seb0riarn Qnfang geben
wire. s.. Supp. 9. Sol.
Die eombi(Ier Muiiftanee miro um 10
ubr Mcr9ens acgenmdrtis isin. unc iammt.
li6e 9lierer babcn fdb Su eiefcr 3eit ein,u.
ftncen.
Ntal III. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

Samf eine,
rtn etntr aanj n'in art ftbr ibSn uuo tbjdltt. nA
bilt9 81 b0bCn i'm @uhilcbr rrn wv
gutb, 9Cun9 unS 2rerIcr,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

ENFORCEMENT SriiDiaDrss rno
SDinl1ter> Gilter!
Sas 0r6bte oas ie auf einmal nadb Qlten.
taun 9ebrabt wurbe!
10000 Sbater tpertb glitter
wuroen fOsben erbalten am ,pDlaeetpbia
Stcbr," no man am Uuspaden III pGn
go Saren Srpceenraarem!
neutrality-suspicious. nitbt unFrn oufsrrrttnfi.
hcu Gcrratb pcu TrdbiObrs: uro scn,merottern, onn
IS iinb Die tprbkiliu uno lhSuttn Sitter eis man al
tbcE bescnnt. SBir lc9cn lpoukn auf 6auftu ejiitr
I'm uno ptrtauftn an icb ntGort9rn preten, boB ttin
aneCrcs @tatIicncnt i'm Stanrs iituns uohutcmmsl,.
Rcinmt n0ber uno ftbt unftrn 9rcGsn &rrrotb
Oeutfdes, gneli1hes, SranS6G1bes une
Qmerifanilhes Sub, non | bis 3 Sba
Ier; fuperfeineS Smeeo Sud- uno Emeee
Gaiiimre fur Sommerr6de; fdwarSr
uno bldufdmarSer @ai'imere BON 81 bis
] so; nrumoei9er @n9Iiiber. SranS6ii,
fter unb Qmertfaniiter CONNER @aiI'
mere Don 81 bis 90; isitene, eneIii6e
unp franS6ifde MarfsiIleS Seilinss.
SGr9en fir Samcn!
so Stids Seibs fir 0rcftu, oIs bottirtt GbamSttrn
ihlpar;s Satin, f9urrtt, f9rrte 9rroe Rbint, Sotn
9ttrrfte Qmus, rinfade fbparjc uuo Naulbrpors -
wdhe Stren oIIs rom nsucittn Gtpt inp, unp frten
pcn so tis 81 psr Waro'
9 Sortn, 100 Sttds Gotitr 81 Cts. bic Garbs
3 10 $50 pom fhinisn Gulicc ju tlc, GiI.
= % 100 "a iptmoioe Gin9boms m 1917.
. 30 100 IS fronSfEbt unp psufbs Sing.
bans ptn - H",Gts. '''''' "
.... -. . ..,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24

Sdwarse uno Niobe erIorirte.
pser. CRIME feioeue uno &io Sanbfdubs.
Oamsu &ragen. &dmms, II. +. m. moru'
Der ibr eub freuen wereet, wenn tbr cisfeI'
ben befdduet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
0ntern unD Sabrtfaten
an Die Danlen.

gBir tabcn fur Guh elm GROCER Stod
neuer unb fdfbiondbIer Drr6 .guter, weI6e
NIT arrBer SorgfaIt auSaemdblt mureen,
beioss in t5iniicbt Der SuaIitdt uno Stple.
beffebeno gum Sbeit aus 9awns, 8eraae
Oe Games. MuSIn 9in9bams, 2insn Sing
bans. perdneerlihe uno robe 9einemanee,
eneIifbe uno amerifauiide Yrints. .-sSon
feipenen gltern baben mir eldnSenber Bro
cace fIqurirter reiher Gamilicn. aemeiner
uno farbi9er bc., fdwarSer Seioe nit rel.
den eu7res. uno nur fcIdbs @aaren Die mir
me9sn ibrn Oauerbafti9fsit nit Sitterbeit
empfeblen f6nnen, inoem Iie aus gefO6ter
Seice fabrtjirt moroeu ino.
SrbmarsseiGene SbaUls,
9emeins. 9amosf, unb reih.embrOioe.
rirte pom iecer SuaIitdt uno Qrriisn.
TDiuet SDamls,
Sdwarse uno Mope ecIcrirte.
peer. Crime feioeue uno &io Sanofhube.
Damen &raaeu. &dmme, II. f. ~. morl'
Der ibr eub freuen wereet, wenn tbr ciefeI'
ben befhauet.
an jliHge Mdnner,
pclte Die Sborbeit oes Iepiaen Stantes re,
pueiiren, unc orauf aus iino iib in ben
6 bet dnO
su bs9sben. bietet Der Neuporf Stobr cine
srO6e ATTRACTION bar. in Setreff Don
Srettent q II rD.
81. $40. Grtra Superfciucs, Gnalii6bcs,
Trans0itiehcs, Scisiiebes. Scutibcs
nno Stmcrifanilrbcs,
uuo aGle Sarben oeS RssenbDaens, unb elm
sc S6attsn lnentoedbar nit oem prism,
Besfinus,
meldbe an Seb6ubeit uno @irftidbfcit bic
8rreace Der dIteiten 5siten ubertreftn-
fowie eini9e au5erIefene Yattsrns BON
Sei0e 1ln0 TeIbel,
rpabre Sragmente pon Dem ,,QSuren9emau'
DC Der Nabt." nit cen ,.Sternen Der 6errs
Ii6feit" ale feltfeeno uno bIinfeno-lpdb
rsno Den
S Il I0r9
8ewt9eriinee biniibtIib bes Sbmudes,
Decoration uno 9re6 an9sboten mereen,
wsId'e allen poran9ebsn Die nod bic Uuf
merffamfeit oeer bic 3driIdfeit Der edoies
in oiefsr umeeseno auf cb Sosen.
an OerDeiratbete mdnner,
weItbe bic Sborbsiten Der Sugeno permei'
ben, ficb mad, Bebr unb Nhslihfeit. Sra
pitdt uno Sh6nbet pereiniet. umfbourn-
Dem 9eIebrten, Dem 9entlemann, Dem Me'
d,onie, Dem Burger. pem Bauer. bem pro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
an Oerteirafttte mdnner,

weI6e Die Sborbeiten Der Su9eno prrmei'
ben, fib nad Webr uno Nhslihfeit. Sra
pitdt uno St6nbeit pereini9t. umfhaurn-
Dem 9eIebrten, Dem 9entlsmann, Dem Me'
tanc, bem Burger. pem Bauer. bem pro,
feficnellen Mann. Ginsm uno Qlen, 6ffnet
DER 9eupcrf StObr feline pratbubcrsn une
btsitet aus fein neusr Stpl BON
Sdnep eeitreifte Gaeimcrr,
feline unper9lside ausifeuun9 pon
Greitem Tucbe,
feline munoerfd6ne Seffin9s, feline fOitba'
re QuSnabI Don
SraDats nno !Salstiitber,
unb feiner acknowledgement uno snbIofen
8arietdt anosrer 9utsr-alIes sinfttieeenb
mas Gin Menfb nur an fsinsn Guden. fsi'
ne gIeoer. feine Sduitetn. ober nm feiuen
SaIs aieben maq,-alIss mas ibr Su tbun
babt 1T anburufen, unc Sati5faetion piro
Dor Sermunorun9 perffummen.
Sseru nuo Sampfpu.
QIsntaun, @ai 10. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
S L { 4 III M 6

8ewt9srinee biniibtIi6 pes Sbmudes
Decoration uno Dre6 an9sboten meresn
wsIde allen poran9ebsn Die nod bic Uuf
mcrfiamfeit ooer bic 5driIidfeit Der edoies
in oiefer llmee9eno auf ib ;osen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Srbmarsseioene 9balpls,
UDiUef S1alpl9,

@emeius. 1amosf, unb reicb.embroioe:
rirte pom ieoer SuaIitdt uno Qrrifsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
Set0e 1tn0 DeIhet,

rpabre Sra9mente Don Dem nQSuren9ewan'
DC Der Na6t," nit cen ,,Sternsn Der .Serr'
Iibfeit." aue fetlieenb unb bIinfenp -wdb
rsno Den
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05
VIRGINIA ELrcrtoSs, = The following tele-
graphic reports to the Baltimore Sun arethe fullest
news we have inregard to the Virginia Elections:

graphic reports to the Baltimore Sun arethe fullest
news we have inregard to the Virginia Elections
ALEXANDRIA. Va, April %. 8 P. M-The election for
ongressmen and the Legislature has been very quiet Tor
the reason that there dem0crac candidates. the
wings having all their own way The following the
both candidates being wings John = Pendeton, E2 =
Morton N8.. Edgar SnOwdcn Editor OF the Alexandra
Gazette has been elected to the House of Delegates with
out opposition
WHEELING. April S. sP.M.-We have received full re-
turns from Ohio county showing clear majority for Rus
sell, the wing candidate Newman the democratic
didate of 600 Gen Tayors majority in this county
499 William Wheate. whig elected to the House of
Delegates withoutOppostion
WINCHESTER, April 26. P. M.-The polls have been
closed here this evening and exhibit the following result for
Congress Charles Faulkner, whg 448 Richard Parker
dem $50 The vote for House of Delegates stands fol-
lows Wall. whig 500 Clarke whig. AGO Wood. DEM.
276; Snyder. DEM, 249.
CHARLEsTowN. Va, April 26, 9 P Null returns have
been received from all the precincts Of Jefferson county
which foot follows Richd Parker dem, 500 Chas
y Fauker, wing. 544. Majority for Faulkner, IS. Gen.
House Of Delegates was as follows Worhington, 54
Duke, $40 Abel. $50; Former. 254.
RICHMOND, April rs, 9P. M.-Ths vote for Congress in
this city has Just been announced and the friends of Mr.
Bolts are in ecstases The following the vote in this
county far heard from Richmond Cy-J M. Bolts,
Mhg, 5os; G. Lee whg. 81 James seddel. de ss
Tayorsue-Bots Sedden 49, Lee has but 10 votes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

FROM HAYTI AND ST. DoMINGo-The Boston
Traveller of the oath ut notices the arrival of the
Mary Chiffon, from Hayti. The accounts by the
Chiffon are up to the 18th of March and her com.
mander, Capt Balloon, states that Soulouque's
army was at least l5,O 600 strong, and that he had
taken measures to prevent the cowardice of his
soldiers by ordering those who exhibited any signs
of wavering to be instantly shot down. Some
think that he will enter ST. Domingo without the
firing of gun others that bloody battle will
ensue. Capt Balloon gives some curious state
ments as to the working of the new monopoly law.
He says that the government stores are opened
twice week, when the merchants come to get
their coffee, which should be, according to the law,
case as one merchant in got Is 900 pounds,
another 5000, and third 5000. The Haytien Off
GERS are, evidently, not averse to a bride.
The New York Herald gives the news brought
by the Sarah Lewis and the Mary and Elizabeth,
whose arrival is mentioned by our correspondent
"Indicator." The Herald says:
"There were two arrivals at this port, yester-
day, from the island of Hayti: the brig Sarah
Lewis, Capt Washburn, with dates from the city
OF ST. Domingo to the 29th of March and the
schooner Mary and Elizabeth, Capt. Smith, from
Maragone, whence she sailed on the 7th of April
We are indebted to Captains Smith and Washburn
the affairs of the island 1t seems that the war be-
tween the Haytens and the Dominicans has COM
menced right earnestly. The city of st. Domingo
was placed under martial law, about the 22d ult..
and all the men of the city who were capable of
bearing arms We're mustered and marched out, I'M
der their President, to meet the Hayden President
Soulouque, who, with his black forces, was sup
posed to be advancing towards the city. A battle
took place on the 18th of March, which resulted
disastrously to the Dominicans, they having lost
large number of men killed, wounded, and prison
ers) and several pieces Of artillery-the towns of
Las Matas and ST. John falling into the hands of
the Haytiens. The force of President Soulouque
was constantly increasing body of 300, from
Jeremie, passed through Maragone on the I'd inst,
on their way to Port-au-P Prince and headquarters,
while others were gathering from all quarters. A
decisive battle was expected to take place soon;
and the chances of success appear to be in favor
of the Haytiens. A fota, consisting of five war
vessels, with 500 troops board, recently left ST.
Domingo for Azua, where it was thought severe
battle would be fought. :. The U. S. sloop- ofwar
Albany arrived at st. Domingo on the 10th, and
let for Aux Caves on the 18th; officers and crew
all well. The U. S. sloop-of. war Germantown was
daily expected at St. Domingo.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

VIsITER TO WEST PoINT FROM LOUISIANA
In copying from the National Intelgencer the list
of gentlemen invited by the Secretary Of War to
attend the examination at West Point Academy, on
the first Monday in June next, we put down the
name Of Henry ]. Ballard as the visiter from
Louisiana The Inteligencer made mistake in
the name. 1t should lave been Henry A. Bulard,
of louisiana. The appointment of Judge Billiard
i eminsntly appropriate, as his learning, acquire
ments, and efforts in the cause Of education enttle
him 70 high place among the scientific men Of the
Union
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

-Alarming reports were circulated in town
yesterday concerning Csvasse, stated 10 have taken place
The night before the plantation of Mr. Sauve, Is miles
abovs the city, in the parish of Jefferson. The opening in
the svee 10 said be from $50 200 feet wde with the
water pouring through in stream of tremendous magn
tads 1t apprehended that if the opening be not mmedi
stsy filed the city escape humiliation The au.ho
is. with oommendable dispatch. immediately receiving
information Of the occurrence issued handbl calling for
five hundred aboren proceed Immediately the Of
deus0n. With this force together with what assistance
will be rendered from the surrounding parishes. we hope all
danger can be speedily averted.
Since writing the above have conversed with gentle
just from the Crevasse who states that the reports of its
great extent are much exaggerated Its width 70
fest and it, depth feet 1t thought that can be soon
stopped.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

EXPEDITION TO THE GREAT SALT. LAKE.-lt
is said that an expedition to the Great Salt Lake,
making special examination of the country
around, is contemplated by the Chief Of the Topo-
graphical Bureau, Col. u. Albert, aided by Emo
~, Johnson, Cooke, and others. The officer ap-
pointed to the command Of the expedition is said
to be Capt. Howard Stansbury, of the u. S. Topo-
graphical Engineers and it is further reported that
the Government has given him very liberal outfit
Capt. Sansbury, at the instance Of the Depart
ment, will establish a temporary Observatory at
Fort Hall for astronomical and meteorological pur-
poses, and carries suitable instruments to effect his
design. 1t is supposed that his chic station will
be at the Mormon Fort The expedition Is ex-
pected to return in the course of fifteen months.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05
HENRY STODDARD & CO..
LING OFF!
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE

C. M. SIMPSON, No. 2s Charities st.
ohe, for sale his entire stock of FANCY STAPLE DRY
GOODS either wholesale retail for approved paper
very reduced pces and many at less than
making change his Merchants Planters and
Families will find to their interest call and the
among MS stock Will be found large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS
Silk Tissues; Plain. Plaid and Figured Fouard SILKS
Brocade and Broche SILKS
BLACK sLKs-Of all widths and qualities for Mantlla.
and Dresses
SILK MUsLINs-BAREsRs-Pyain Satin strnod aud
Printed; a large
PRINTED MUsLINs and LAwNs-Organdies.
SWISS MUsLINs embroidered-colored and white Plain
and figured Swiss Muslns.
ROBEs-Swiss embossed of various STYLES
French JacOnets and Cambncs
A large lot Of Cheap MusIns, from 10 to Is cents
e'IsGHAMs-A large lot of genuine French Is cents;
cases Of do fine, styles.
CALICoEs-French English and American f,om o.n,s q,
rs cents per yard.
PARAsoLs-Two cases new styles also cheap.
HosIERY-50O doz. Cotton Hose and Half Hose CHEAP
MOURNING GOODs-Black Mousseine de Lame Barge
Bombazne Apaeas Chalys, Silk Tissues Mslns
and Lawns.
SHAwLs-$20o0 worth of real China Embroidered. -psm
ask White and Colored GRAPE sHAwLs, which will be Of.
fsred about value Cashmere Silk Barge and
Muslin Shaws various styles.
MANrILLAs-Of Muslin. Embroidered and Lace
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS.
LINENS and House Keeping Goods
IRISH LINEN SHIFTING of the best manufacture grass
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TABLE ANENs-Damask and Cloths, with Napkins to
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DIAPERS OF all kinds; Huckabuck Scotch Birdseye.
IowELIEGs of various kinds Russia Crash Linen Checks
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PLANTATION GOODS.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

The WEATHER.-The weather, which until last week
had been very dry within the last few days been quite
the contrary We had several heavy showers yesterday
by which the streets more than once flooded. Canal
street, in the back portion presented the appearance of
extensive lake, and have doubt navigabe fol
sk Of large size. The DUST which had accumulated in
srsst quantities. transformed into mud of pee uliay adj
hsve quality. with which the banquettes covered
much to the of pedestrians and the dresses of
those ladies who happened out But however disc
agreeable these rains be residents of the city they
will certainly be of great advantage to the which.
ooriag all accounts suffering for of moisture
The oss of few weeks since caused much injury to the
popsc of the planters and since then the country
have been hoping for genial We hope their desires
may have been gated by the extensive diffusion Of those
showers which have lately visited us.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

Col. CRoss.-rhe Washington Wing, referring
10 adjudication that Col. Gross, of the Army had
resigned, goes on to say:
We learn that the gallant Colonel, having been
ordered 10 Oregon preferred request that he should
be relieved, if compatible with the interests of the
service, from duty distant post on the ground
not having been acceded to, he sent in his resigna
fon, to take effect on the Both ult, and it was ac
copied. The acceptance having been approved in
the ordinary course of business, the subject was
brought to the notice of the President, and after
due Investigation the acceptance of the Colonel's
resignation was cancelled and the tender of his
resignation declined. The relief so promptly af-
forded to the brave Cross reflects the highest credit
upon the President and the Secretary Of War
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

WArERs VERSUS WAx.-Oflicial notice has been
given that letters sent to the British West Indies
sealed with wax, have the seal removed by the
mail agent on board the steamer, who substitutes a
wafer for the wax; the reason being that the wax
sofens in tropical climates, causing the letters to
adhere to each other and otherwise defacing them.
We have repeatedly pointed out the expediency Of
using waters for ship-etters.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

DEATH OF Mrs. CHARLEs-In another article
of this mornings paper we have mentioned the
sudden illness of Mrs. Charles, who was to have
appeared last night at the American Theatre.
Under its proper head, will be found notice of
her death, which occurred during the evening.
Mrs c. was well known to the stage of this coun-
try a. q chaste and pleasing actress.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

ODD FELLOWS ELECTIoN-The annual cleo
ton for officers of the Grand Lodge of the indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows of the State of
Pennsylvania, resulted in the choice of the follow
ing named gentlemen: R. w. G. NJ, H. S. Patter-
son; R. W. G. d. M, Geo. S. Morris; R. w. G.
W., w. H. White; r. w. G. Secretary, VIM. Cur
It's; r. w. G. Treasurer, F. Knox Morton; r. w.
G. Rep. to G.. L. u. S., w. A. Wells.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-05

ODD FELLOWS ELECTION IN VIRGINIA--At
the recent session of the Grand Lodge Il. O. o. F.
OF Virginia, we learn that Edward S. Hough, of
Alexandria, was elected Grand Master for the en-
suing year; E. Fitzhugh of Wheeling, D. G. NJ,
and John F. Smith, OF Jefferson, G. W.; R. H.
Reid, Secretary, and Geo. w. Toler Treasurer
Messrs Phillips, of Fauquier, and Crump, of Rich
mond, representatives to the Grand Lodge of the
United States