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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-18
Naval Intelligence

The u S. schooner Flirt was at Laguna on the It'll
ult: ell well She had just arrived from Vera Cruz
The following il list of the officers attached to the
u fig slip Plymouth, the 4th of March last, who
Wing in antcn river:Commodore, David Geisinger,
Comma pdcr In hief East india station; Comm hDder,
Thomas r Gedney; First Lieutenant Thomas Page;
Second do George W. Doty; Third do. Edward Do
MADISON; Fourth do Acting, George p. Welsh Fifth
do Acting lark els; Acting Master Passed Mid
shipmap, Gu,,avus v Fox; Purser Lewis Warrington,
jr Fleet Surgeon. John Brooke; Assistant do. Owen
Jones Wister Secretary Frederick Schley
Midshipmen william +. Skunk James III Rowan
Charles Lewis HARRISON, Charles l. o. Hammond, An
drew T.. X. Benham; Captains Clerk. q. II Goldsbo-
rough; Boatswain William Whiting; Gunner James
c. Davis; tarpenter. Henry q. Thomas; Sailmaker b.
IL Rurchested: MASTERS Mate. James NJ woodward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-18
Ber.ia mars.s Correspondence.

BARBADOS, June SArrived-Msy 3D. brigs sncy Plsis-
s,h Noble hIesspdrs 20 dsy I2th ships Thos.ss
Demerss bound for Philaaelpha 2th barb Henry rev
hiids- New Ort. 20 days 22d barb Jan. Doten hath n
luna Aaneor 65 dass s.ies for Martinique 2Jd briss
isrlote - Mays days Canors, Bangor ~ days; 2tth
ish crseis Baltimore, 70 days; 9th .chr sawyer
rsds 10Th. schr United States Hanger days 18Th bark
Isirn curt pha, Is days. sid fer Antigua brig Atlantic
ssaedxay 2yth bark swan 81 Thomas brig At,ss.pp.s
do; t0h brig hsytower do 3st brig ocph. DO; June oth
hiF fsneJ, Pissicd Lagurs mtl brig Merose 81 Mar
Trinidad
EAsr kscuss, July If-Arrved-sohrs vastic Keei.r
NforE CTrvll, h-bibson, Stamford MAJ, Norton. do.
PnusnrIrHla. July n. Up k-Arrivsd-ship Monen-
Chs New vrloars bsiks LJra Remington, havana, TURK
Nitl.ron, Boston lscOnis. Howcs, dos briss Ducsmn
hatt 1uils ,lsnd Empire, Jrov,i, Boston; Pearl
bsions, dci sbsvt miller. Lu6eo; HJias Carr Boston;
bar e. lhiy doi has kim shaw, Hutchinson
bedtfd: Perkins. Sn,iti, New London. Olympus Uhappn
Rev londohi isuss,t Gibbs. DariS, otnecticut Wan
sriesoM fswn. bay, Boston; ST nsiebs Hatch, New
soIii 1hompon. pelry, dos Pest Boy, Ctswe n, snni
sni. Noibees, Port wslthslL n scrrsi asson do;
Alc~ba all kivcr; Sarah Beck Rose soston;
Der e. Iield, esorset.wr; hay henderson, Pro,i-
tor itIr.ts Bstccot, Iswtuote Dickinsop Curson
st. lss falhgc, bsht"n Hamervle. NS schr Oscar
tsnu kevhrrErt sob vac re, ssii,n Bos,ob.
hsrnt lrevn. airy Baton, Liverpool Ms; Va
u,ioo, ,Brl rsrser 81 Johp SB; isos Pss Bosioa Ra
Ioftsbci Cslsnn fiover Boston; sehs wa Henri, ssy
rtOvidttcci Dictenson, torton Far River Cb,riss
BAH sdee B,s'on, ssrah nucs, Rose. do; Jpo Harris
NerL,es. icit; Ellen Perkins. Snitn New Lo.sor. ts.
~ Akipt, R,hdsl Boston 1rup ph Mstun Utsb,np.
MAJ lsrk Charleston; New kegui is smith Pail Riv
err Hay. hendsrs"n Piovae.ce C1eopstfa Haley ia,
Va linn scn, berry, Pail River; El rssnsssd Csrsea
Csries,Oti u ssresu. sssen, Brosklyn.
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u. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

In the u s. District Court the Eastern District Of Lousian7.
Conrad, Esq, Assignee Of the Estate lanes Haa
DY VIRTUE of Honorable District
ID United States District aforesaid
10th day Of May si9 will expose public sale on MON
on Magazine between Gavier and Nachez Streets ali the
right e and interest surrendered by said bankrupt and vested in
and to the following described property TO wit
that land situated the Parish OF Avoyeies, this
the right bank the Bayou BGu bounded by the
property Charles Benedick and below by Dennis Nc
containing 400 less together with the improvements
thereon and appurtena nances thereof
g. Eighty Land, Section No. l. Township No. ?,
degree Iaitude No the
Of the district Of Louisiana. Sad 90
Land situated the side OF Bayou Bout
s. Two hunded ave and eighty FIVE hundredths Acres OF
norh latitude Of Range No ?, east of the basis meridian, the
Of situated the Parish OF Avoyees and
Ferry. bounded the east by lands of Dennis Mcdaniel
Tract Land composed Lots Nos and of Sec
tion No 3 Township No. south Of the st degre north lati
Jude Range meridian, DIS
Lou situated the Parish of Avoyee the west
Bayou D9f bounded the nor by lands U Isaac Baldwin,
eighty-one acres, acquired u.
appears by Certificate No. 0lS the Register Of the Land
Office dated at Opelorsas on the l6h of April, 1855
All Tracts Land forming plantation and 10 be
d in block.
A Plan OF the Land will be exhibited the day of sale.
balance be due Ia him as partner the late commercial hm
Rkna Abeahy Hanna, the bills receivable and balances
due sad n well the bills PAYABLE and balances due by
being exhibited the bankrupt schedule file In the u s.
Dist. Court.
Of saleFo the and claims cash. For
the Real Estate the his obligation for three thou
dollars ($3U0 the day SALE favor OF the
bearing the of per
FROM date until final PAYMENT secured by mortgage on The prop
erty. Balance CASH
before H. B. Ccnas Notary Public at the oil
the purchasers. ,.. .,,,. AS ON
WILLIAM S. SCOTT, U. S. Marshal
myl9, 10, ie5 II. for the Eastern District Of louisiana
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

MEsMERIsER HUMBUGGED.-Mr. f. M spencer,
who lectured and magneiized in this quarter of the
country few years ago, has been made the victim
of an amusing hoax at Baltimore. In one of his
exhibitions, he brought upon the stage, from the
audience, Mr. ]. Ii. Carter, Cashier of the Western
Bank of Baltimore, upon whom he tried various
experiments, after having, as he supposed, put him
under the influence of the mesmeric sleep. The
operator directed his subject to perform various
actions, which he did with remarkable docillty.
Among other things, he asked him to write check
for $1,000 upon the Western Bank. The Cashier
did so with the most accommodating spirit. The
audience stared-wondered-a -applauded-were de-
lighted. Skeptics began to believe, and the doubt
ing to admit that there some truth in the So
called science. But all things sublunary have an
end, and so had the experiments. The sleeper was
aroused, and asked if he was conscious OF "hat
had just passed-when, 10! he startled the operator
and audience with the declaration that he mad peen
fully aware of what was going on-that, In other
words, he was only "playing possum and that
he believed the whole theory of mesmerism perfect
humbuggery. The professor got into passion-so
did the audience; but they finally concluded it
good joke, and separated peacsably.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08
SALES AT AUCTION.
C Kersbeedt VS.. His Creditors

L>lFTH DISTRICT COURT of New Orleans No. 20se B'
virtue of decree rendered May s e49 by the Honorable Fifth
District Court Of New Orleans, the above entitled viii
proceed sell public the Camp
between and Graer SATURDAY June 9h
6i d p NJ under the direction of E. Briggs Syndc
and for account of the creditors OF said nsolvent-
One Proof Printing Pr Standing d. III lbs NonpaTe
Type 6SS MnloI Isl lbs Agate 1862 PEARL 25 rs Non
pire Tne, l9 lbs Two Line 0l lbs Leads funts Two Line
Pearl Condensed, do Brewer Antique, DO Plea Condensed do
Great Primer Black do Bourgeois, li9 Rules 50 pair Cases rs
Composing Sticks Desks Tables Newspaper Rack Stoves
and eghay Clock lot Of Maps and Books, Roller
and Cooking Pot and sny other by SAID IN
solvent to his creditors
be the second and last auction the above described
property will he yey adndcated to the highest aud last bidder
for 2 months credit purchaser furnishing
bond with good solvent bearing cent Interest
annum until eIal uo vment. JOHN L. LEWIS,
Sheriff of The Parish Ofleans
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08
o. The National Whig's compliments to the
forthcoming Republic: -

1HE MAN AND THE MoNKEY-The Metropolis,
Park Benjamin's new paper, says:
We understand, from good authority. that
distinguished hand-organist and hurdy .purdyist has
been driven from this city for attempting 10 pay in
broad daylight God Save the Queen The
monkey was allowed to remain behind, he being a
native American
The monkey was evidently far shrewder fellow
than his master. No doubt he took possession of
the hurdy-gurdy, and played more original tunes
on it than the man ever did.
Gz- The Canada sailed from Boston on the 3O.h,
carrying l3l passengers.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE, 29 81 30 N-LoNsITUDE, 80 Win Time 6a.
Cleared Yesterday

Cleared YESTERDAY:
Ship Hero Griffith New Yok. JW ,;,aa Stanton Is Co
Se g. ip Fs. FHisy tssss 1s
Ffss g.
Bug Selma, Vent, Havana. VIM g Brown
Steamer sss John HANCOCK Hsuk Cincinnati Hyde Osesby
Arrived Yesterday.
Shin Diana Beckett 26 days from New York in ballast to
Ship A%uet Howes from Boston, lst May in ballast, to
Ship H.ushion Doane, s days from Bath Me-. to master
Ship isaac @ lsron Smith, from Liverpool, April lsfh
Russian ship Nicholas lt Mahlenroh from Hamburg. 14th
Ship sa ss Smith, 70 days from Boston, C psahs
Ship Clifton i%ssI.eJs e. % days from New York, to j. W.
Bark Leda Rusrk from Baltimore. 9th May. J. H. Ash
Brig Tasso Benson, from Philadelphia 1st May
s,h- H,ebsoas flsnis'Gn aese from TamDco in ballast
to master-lst my.
Gen. Worth, Muir from skiDwfth's Landing.
Segou. Slesy; Hi fiien. U'i from o Mobile. ta''
Towboat Phgnz G,ows fro" from the the Pss,s Pssss
Towboai owb J. ?: Whitney Hanbuiy. from the Passes
Towboa Louisye P Eoo's ,tss from flS the pass1 I p
Ship York, and bark unknown
Memoranda.
Steamer Winfield Scott left Cincinnati the 3oh ult.
Reports 5s feet water in the Canal the lst inst and
falling Passed steamer Bunker Hill hard aground at
shawnestown Bar; steamers Buckeye, bound down, and
Hiram Powers, bound up. aground at Battery Rock.
Towboa Phoenix towed down and to the 9Th inst
ship Maid of Orleans, and bark Turbo
Towboat Louis Philippe towed down and to the
lst inst ships Susan Lord and Oregon, and bigs Revee
and Fawn =, oo.l
Towboat Louisville towed down and to on the 3Jth
ut ship Medallion bark Cumberland brgs Columbus, and
Cimbus. and schr. Heroine.
Towboat J. r. Whitney towed down and to sea, on the
lst inst, ships Busna Vista. and Byron.
Towboat Ocean towed dow and to sea- on the 9th In
ships Prentice and Anna Tiff and bark Brenda
Passengers:
Per ship Nicholas 1st from Hamburg-143 steersge.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

Stage Manager, Mr. G T. ROWE Treasurer, Mr. l. ioShEA
n ticeA Car iH lcare the Theatre for L4ayee epers
night after the performance
tE- Second night Of ISABELLE
THRIDAY. June Will be acted, the splendid Drama o
ISABELLE. Eugene: Mr. Charles scipi1 MI Eyilnse An
TO al Morning." IS Fitz]ames IT conclude with
list tineJ THE IRISH LION Tom Moore 1.-THE Llonh Mr.
Charles; Miss Cerulia Ftzgig, Miss Perie
sS- In rehearsal. THE MOUNTAIN DEVIL
The Police Department under the direction of Mr. McCos
ey s9r Doors open O'Clock Cur ain will rise precisely
Gle and Parqu 50 cents Second Tier cents
So cents Cored Gallery IS Box Office open 10
10 be secured application Treasurer
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08
SMITH & B ROT = E R,

81 CUJN.HUIN 81 THEEIi,
HAVE received large additions to their stock OF INDIA
III RUBBER GOODS. These Goods are OF the oesf
manufacture, and wapnted to stand all extreaes OF
weather b Toua call the parcps5 RnSsse o.
manufacped with :pseia refesenss to the many my ds b
Gold Dggius :" Air Beds. which weigh only II pounds
Maler p1qSf gsss Pont29p Bags Saddle Bags etc IN
Root, Leggings ETC. India Rubber Blankets. Pillows
etc. Ako.TENTS. TENT-CLOTBS, Saddles. Brides,
Bits etinups, Spun, etc.. stc. at % common s1 mo
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

ATTEMPT TO PoIsoN.-A person named John Hoffman,
residing IN Tchoupito1as street near ST. James was yes
erday brought befO Recorder Baldwin for examination
He charged by his wife with attempting poi her,
Mrs Hoffman states, in her affidavit, that the day be
while dinner she discovered white substance powder
in the and adherng to the spoon with which she
eating On asking Hoffman what it he replied that it
had probably fallen from the ceiling She, however, was
not satisfied but accused her husband Of putting something
in her with the nrenon o. poisoning her He denied
of the window. Mrs IL then threw herself his feet and
asked why he wished to take her life While in that posi-
ton, she discovered the floor Hoffman small
which she picked up, and demanded OF HIM the
tents. He answered that it was nohng-tha probably the
resisted, and the paper 10 bystande who kept it.
since then she has learned that m contents of the paper.
part of which the arsenic. She therefore
charges her husband with having mped to poison her.
The will beexamned by the Recorder Monday
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

ARsoN-Oicer Roth of the Third Mu nic D ality police,
yesterday arrested grs called Phomeae about Is years
of who had on four deent OCCASIONS set fire 10 the
house of Mr. MaldOna. in Eysan Fels street. between
Girod and Urquhar streets The house fred twice day
before yesterday and twc Tuesday, and considerably
iued by the fumes On bng questioned the girl asserted
that she had been to the mission Of the by
Joseph Blanchard. f. M Q. Blanchard is cabinet. maker
by trade and sometimes works the Levee. II is supposed
that his in enton rob the adjoining houses should
they have taken fire. The hou'e of Mr. Maldona empty;
but of the eghbo have moved fearing the desruc-
non of their property. Ph!omene belongs Madame Jour.
dain. lady of Terre BGu and hired coorsd
woman Iesidp pg in the Third Municipality.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

Sun STRoKE-The Coroner yesterday held inquest
the body OF Thomas Kelly. driver of dray No l4S8 The
unfortunate expired the Ievee, Urune street.
from he effects OF a stroke OF the verdict was
fnrned in rianc with the fact
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

ATTEMPTED OuTRAGE-A Watchman named A. R.
Ludwig yesterday Appeared before Recorder Baldwin and
testified that the night before while in Grod about Il
O'Clock, he heard the cries of female Fastening 20 the
spot be discovered named Patrick Lane having hold
of Mrs. Baret, whs struggling Tree herself from
him. She mediaey asked uwig her az
Lane who, she said, endea orng drag he an
alley with view of committing outrage upen her. The
case viii be examined on the 18th.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

Asa Celebrated Fire Engine Bpilderat -
IA the N0r,h has contracted TO baid Ma -~4H%
chine for Company Of a Sister City, which 80.
thing extra in throwing water. (wishing Gs1V gg
keep one of the links broken that keeps chained
North will undertake build First Class Ue finished
NEW ORLEANS MACHINE, on my, Patent Pian
which shall throw water foot for foot, with this Northern
Machine To enable all to psticpaie who feel an interest
business thev will find lists for subscribers at $40
ber the following Coffee houses. When all the numbers
taken the Machine will be commenced and when I'm
ished and proved be drapn for by LOTTERY or by
any other mode the Subscribers may think proper
THIRD MUNICIPALITY. ,,ruo~,
Spsin and Ievee SITS.
Nos. 81 to 40 inclusive - GEORGE BOYLAN,
Railroad and Victory ST.
NJ N, ,oo FIRST MUNIcIPA AI5SYxi,o,oI 5IYi, LITE
Nos III to lSO inclusive. .COSMOPOLil n.
St. Ann and Chartres St.
=, 49, SECOND MUNICIPALITY:
ST. Charles st.
Nos. 2H to 800 inclusive JAMES BARRON,
Julia and Caroudeet ss
FOR further information apply at either OF the above
STREET
Editors favorable to the Citys sprogress confer favor
Py noticing the above lje4 6tl A. c. JONES,
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08
NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE s, IS49.

The CoURTs.-The Courts yesterday all adjourned,
token OF respect to the memory of Gen Gaines.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

STEALING A HAT.-John Mcdonald was yesterday ar
rested the Second Municipality police for stealing hat
from 2. Coyle in Poydras market.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

RECORDER BALDwINs CouRT.-ln Recorder Baldwin's
Court yesterday. Thomas Griffin sent before the First
District Court TO be tried charge OF assauting watch;
Hays. j. Mitchell segt before the trb al
or stealing keg of nails Joseph Williams be-
70 the First District Court or ba,b4rous treatment
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

DELIyERED.-ODe of the mutineers on board The British
ship Wander arrested night before last by the Second
Municipality Police. Yesterday Re order Baldwin received
requon from Mr. Mure the British Consul. for the cul-
prit lie accordingly delivered up and will be TO
England 10 be tried for The offence
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

OFFICER MCCLosKEY.-We noticed The otter day the
of this officer affidavit preferred against him by
R. G. w. Jewell. We find on examination that Jewell did
him of stealing kif but oniv with obsuotng
HIM UeweD in the OF it, and with abusing him. Mr..
McCoskey served his upon himself and the subpn.
upon the witnesses. lie has been long connected with
the Second Municipality Police, and is known worthy
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

STEALING BALLAsT.-George Timbell was yesterday
rested BY the Second Municipality Police for stealing ballast
the Levee.
LARcKSY-Peter Sculier and George Williams were yes.
erday arrested in the First Municipality for petty hes.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

SLAVERY AND THE CHURcH.--Che Old School
Presbyterian Assembly, in session at pi,,str,ro
having before 1t two anti-slavery memorials from
the Presbyteries of Chilicothe and Coscboctap.
has passed series of resolutions. reiterating tbs
former declarations against slavery, but DECLARING
1t inexpedient to propose any measure in the work
oil emancipation, inasmuch as that question is now
in agitation in one or more of the slave States.
These resolutions also declare that the General
Assembly Is always ready 10 exercise its discipline
upon those who violate the duties they owe their
servants, and urge upon the Preshyreres TO per-
severe IN the religious education of the slaves
ihey Were adopted with but one dissenting voice.
Inc Rev. MIR. Nevius afterwards entered a written
protest against these resolutions. Mr. Nevius, we
believe, is OF Baltimore,
OF Ths National Whig's compliments to the
forthcoming '' Republic:'
AN ORGANIC DENIAL.eThe National vVh;o d.
MES that the newly proposed paper, the Renublic.
is to be the Government organ, in the following
confident manner In justice to the Administra.
ton, we publicly pronounce this Representation IN
be utterly untrue. ."-Baltimore Sun
The National Whig does not speak by the card
In this particular. We suspect We are more behind
the curtain than he is Union.
WLether we speak by the card or not, the Union
will discover that we have spoken the truth, which
matters, since the 4th Of March last. As to his be-
ing more behind the curtain than we are, if he
means the curtain of the Republic, we have no in
tention o denying that fact, for it is natural that
bros OF feather should flock together. ma.
tionGi Wig.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08
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nICKENS' NOVELS & TALES complete % vo!s.
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MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND 2 vols.
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND; 5 vols.
ABBOTT'S LIVES OF Elizabeth, Alexander, Hannibal,
Mary Qneen of Scots. and Charles ii.
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MON s HISTORY OF EUROPE 4 vols
a.. ''IAY'S AIISCELLANIES; 1 vol.
MsIGeiA MAJ AS, FUTURES ON BUNYAN: / vol.
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STEPHENS AMERICAN ANI,.s.. H'N
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MRS. SHERWOOD'S LADY OF THE MANOR; VS..
LIVES OF THE ENGLISH CHANCEI.l.ORS; vols.
DIR. FRANkLIN'S 8 LIFE AND WRITINGS vols.
MICHELET's HISTORY OF FRANCE 2 vols;
GRAHAMS COLONIAL HISTORY Of .. STATES.
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF AMERICAN REvO-
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The daily crescent., 1849-06-08
THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIER;

TNHE undersigned woud respectfully inform the public
J. that he has now in successful operation ~ h
fine new STEAM FERRY, running from IssHSssss shasssss
the City New Orleans to Algers. from dag;
light until o'clock M The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo.
distance above the Beeville Iron Works The landings on
each side well arranged and safe and cure exit and en-
charged by the other Ferries Also shipmasters and Others
wishing to go the Point viii find large and cOmmodous
skfs constantly plying between the Government wharf,
(wheIe the Onnibuses stoD) and Theirs Warehouses on
the opposite side. n,,
fy5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

Dry Goods by TIC PaGKage
N. BRANDEK SMITH.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 80 Gravier Street,
oe for SALE entitled to Debenture-
sua WI 8 I.nlorsd dam. .sk Canton Grape;
Plain white oo'
SCARFS-Colored Damask Canton Crape
Scarlet 90. ou. ry,u-- p;,k f,oI1
do embroidered Scarlet CrImsof Chery rihh Hoiu e'
SHAWLS-Rich embroidered white Canton Grape
Rich EN- broiiered scarlet and cherry do d3.
Rich embroidered in blue, purple, green and cheIfy;
Super 8-i, size and quality, very nhe emu u
White Barege Satin Plaid Barege,
Assorted do, embroidered fringe
Printed De Lane;
Printed Cashmere.
SILK-Toie de l'lnde
Tole du Nord,
SInchews, fine article;
Black Serge; -, r. ..,,
and beautiful styes
Black Grapes Fancy Bauiste Cravats;
Fancy Plaid Cravats Black Levantme Cravats
PRINTS-Light and dark fancy, and Furniture;
English do 10.
a rown sheetings Denms Columbian plaid Grahalas' r
Ms;ao M sr.h;r.s and Pants Be- mh27 2m
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

NJ. WIN. A. CLARK.
nEWEY & CO., Commission Merchants and Ship
- ping Agents. No. Ct Gravier street, near Bank
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

REMOVAL.
A WETHERBY, SHIP BROKER, has removed from
II, rs to II POypRAs STREET fny7 I'm
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
olympic THE TIRE

Soe Lessee and banlger
Stage Manager. MI. G T. ROWE Treasurer. Mr. T. TUCKER
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

T For CleG. sAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate
District Court the Election to be held on
5th of November exit and will be supported by -
ap5 NAVY NoItko.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

LAND WARRANTS WANTED.
A FEW LAND WARRANTS wanted. Apply at ~
~ NatcheZ street. stairs. my 81
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

81 .CANAL STREET.. 81
SALE OF EMBROIDERIES, LACE GOODS, &C.
HENRY, STODDARD & co, are now selling their
i L large Stock of EMBROIDERED GOODS, at very
great reduction to dissolution of copartnershp
RICH EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES:
Do. LACE ROBES. in White and Coored;
Do. do. SCARFS and SHAWLS;
Do LIMERICK and POINT LACE CAPES:
Do. EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COLLARS;
Do VAL. and,HONlTON do.
INFANTS ROBES. CAPS WAISTS; etc. on,
H1- Their Stock of FANCY and STAPLE GOODS
has unde,gone the same reducons my23 1T
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

-. Steamer CALF FORNIA-For Bay ST.
Louis, Pass Christian, mississippi City
.esiz:fEa. and Baozi-Via the roErCHARTRAIN
RAILRoAD1The , nsW and splendid low pressure pseks,
expressly for the Lake trade wit superior
will commence her trips as above on THURSDAY, the
HM Lsars Aep Orleans RsturnNing % Ng Lsapes BIoal :
Do Thundsy...sK A.. N %. Friday .......4 :. =.
For freight or passe apply the CaptsD board
my23 ], s 3. GEDDEs, Agents. 10 Bank Place.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

FAMILIES GOING ACROSS THE LAKE can have
Il their Orders for GROCERIES promptly and faith fully
mys I'm W. e. RAYMOND. II Camp ST.