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'HG subscribers have oomngted their afFauas. ~
\ ments for more extended buEnessthan that n
80 hlteIt9 done By the Old house. Our stock oiolAS
%ty BisUGH, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
- SURGICAL lNsTRUalEETs AND PERFUMrRY
- embIHelhg, as intend il shall every article need fDI
othe Heads FAMILIES, Fanters and County Dealers will
rot By exceeue IN excellence Of quality or 81
iceby any 9th ~ house in the trade: while asa
zen NERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
ofdemea De addressed 70 with confidence and certainty
81 having them properly and faithfully attended 10 moi re
Tiously experien need in this place "
- The usual credits and facilities Of trade ezteudad In
mstolnen.
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ma. 4. pNsADON s-g,Floa and Residence, NJ 1sl
y Camel Srssf between Phlppa and Circus nia, iyf Bm
EGYPTIAN BYE BALsAM.

COHElt, having had ~ years eApenence oIeIs the
II. above iisfdiliBie reHl6dV for all Diseases
pertaining to the EYE. Opthalmia, of years "a
standng, cured in IL weeks the Tear in thes -
eye, OF years, cured in 10 weeks; man of this 49,
y being stone blind for months restored to the sight
q one in weeks gentleman who always used specs
or 30 years BY using only drop enabled to read the
aewspaPsr without them By eandiehght hOuTs alter In
tamaon Of days, cured bB single DROP II gives
bnllaney to the Eye and also strengthens the sight
~ 2O5 PHLLIPPA Street, near Hevia, and ~ ~.
CHARLES Street. apH ly
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NOTICE TO ME LAnIEs

Those that initiate Dr. TOwnssnds SaIsaparlla, have in
vanqby called their stun great RsnedgoT Females etc.
and have copied bills anu circulars which relates
complaints Of women word for wOrd-OtheT men who put
up medicine have, the great of Dr. TOWnsend
Sasapara in complaints incident to females recommended
theirs although previously they did numbered these
Mixtures Pills, etc. injurious to females, they aggra
vate dEaase. and nndemine The eonaLLnLion.
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Dr. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry aud Tar from my e1peIi
enee Of rs beneteia effects ~ ny oWn c9se have been
for time past subject 70 attacks OF splitting bood AL
tended with weakness of the breast and uneasy senaaton
at the stomach accompanied with dyspepte svmptOmR
Last spnng having attack Of It. recommended bg
acquRntaI who had been cured By F Devise Syu1
% Try IT, did 50, and was relieved BY it Ia less than one
bottle. Its apparent good effects were immediate
JOIN Y. ORAL. Ladie.. shnamnLaL. ID BAG a.
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gaw oRIHANs ! oARRoIIroN RAILROAD


<Rfp0t, s0rnsT If Bar0Ha6 asd PergiS0 strssts
single ticket any distance above PleassRt IL 9 oeps
single TICKET for children overs and under 12y ears 10 -
NA-se(ss 81
he above rates to any distance below Pleasant street
servants lEaVet,) tOfany distance. s... 10 oenV
aiomed that thil Company has fxed an uniform rate OF
tq9n uekes ioS passage il the Cars o-wt s5 90
~ al vance, for either Road and for any danee
JhldIep nall pIceno such tickets given for an otbe
laod than the FIRST 10 the laut of sBoh r5oufh Ss
a Car expressly for ladies. in eeeh trdiu
WINTER -aRR.dJN9 EIENT;
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Wle0UTe1
references to female complaint No female who reason
70 suppose she approaching that ct cal period The
Of life should neglect to take it. as it certain preventive
for any Of the horrible diseases which fsmaei
subject at this time of life Th period may be DELAYED
for several yeaT BY using this medicine less vaua.
bic for those who approaching WoInauhOod Is cal
sting the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable foT
the delicate diseases TO which subject 1t braeei
the whole system, permanently the natural energies
By removing the impurities Of the body far smuP.
ting 70 produce subsequent relaxation which the Of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease ~
using few bottles Of thl medicine, many severe aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented. ~
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V7IaEIV9V 09Lll19W L7IT0IIlEEE
DEALERS IN &skRalhN
MARBLE MANTEI-PIEyE5 ENAM-
Ay1 Filled CRATES, MONUMENTS . MN =,
TONES Tom SLABS, GRAvE STONES II 7Hi ~
and MARBLE in all its different varstes 5lu
IH0MAST0N LINE. CALCINED PLAS. lW
TEX OF PARIS, ROMAN and HYDRAU- ~
lie CEMENT, PIASTERING HAIR ~
WHITE SAND F.; ENGLISH, PENSACOLA l1s,
and PITTSBURG FRIEDRICH. mVg
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GOLD ROCKERS FOR CALIFORNIA.
IS NY person wishing % purchase GOLD ROCKER
~ ennh afeconmanded 10 this paper apply at No.
IcHouFlrouERs street. OF al No. So CARoNBELEr tyaO
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FFMALN MEnICIlNYE..lN

Dr. TownssHdb Sanspadlai sovereign and speedy cure
for lnoipent Consumption, BaETsnnes PolapsuS Uter
FALLING OF the Womb Costivenssa, Piles LauehOuhma
WhI 0bgtructsd difficult MeAatruaton InGontinsnc{
Of Uns involuntary discharge thereof and othe general
p0sraon Of the tystsmno matter whether the result Of in
herept causes produced hY ieguaty Hines
odent. Nothing can be more EuTug than ita nvtR ,ran1
effects the human itae PeOns, all weakness and las
Stpde from taking it become robust and full Of en-
efgy under its influence II mnedediately cOunteacH g.
neTveezsneal Of the female Fame hehs the great csu1s
baenngsE Il viii rot be expected of cases of 20 de-
hcate naturg TO exhibit certificates Of cures performed
the afflicted thEt hundreds Of have been
reported tOuF. Thousands Of where families have beer
without children after using few bots Of this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring.
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ROBERT SKINNER,
BRICKLAYER, No. as ROYAL STREET,
Y UNDERTAKES all kinds Of FIRE WORK, such as the
" Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam -
bolieE, etc, All work done BY the subscriber viii -
be guaranteed and specimens Of his work may be la3t
any time ~
with dhpatoh. a19 Nv
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST
PHILADE LPHIA, June ~ 1851 highly recommend
ledge Of Us virtues ny wife haS been affected fol long
time with weakness and pain in The breast the use Of this
medicine in short time entirely relieved her, Thesymptoms
would after time ecur and all occasions the relief was
speedy as in the first place ltnOw six months snca
she has been free Of the affection. consider and eCOE
mend most valuable medicine. siren ghenng effect
has been great in addition relieving the bIeas
SAMuRL WAnLnVY. 1q Wnnd straal =
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NEwTOwN 9th mo. 30, lSl6.--A young man Of my 40
Quantance has taken your Syrup and has been perfectly
cured he abOred under the consumption for than three
yeas apd took great many kinds Of medicines, and
under the medical treatment Of three Of the eminent
physicians in this county but received benefit until he
took Dr. Daviss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar and imme-
diately commenced getting better, and is well and
hearty This statement received from hnsef his nameil
Henry T. GOdshalk Waminster township Bucks county
and eannot be denied That the syInp saved bis life
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~
Texas,

By the steamship Galveston we have received
n.nors from Galveston 70 III. oa,b Doo
p1pe'' = Inn .u oA c.u''A " 'nI eo'n 20
FROM 'he Ioiio"ing' "hlcn we extract from Inc
Galveston News OF the 18th, we learn that the
cholera has broken out with awful severity among
the troops at Lavaea:
Cuo,vp. w ponr Iv,c,-Tbe s,o.,sb;r
cloha .-.;a,o5 ~ .h;s .-.i. -. 1oG InJ;n
plGDe pn.. % ai.issu us oihls, navlng le1t niolah
ha aa .h.t Ia Oas has W., uuse .o
a;l;n ,.;t eaa. ...,r e. . ~ I .. 90
5a,,s ] ~ ~. ~. % OIL " Iasaotr,, ~ ,',In
Ly Ly dnons snn uoTfs VI VIC o'L .iay ... VIZ
as. IT, S;.oa ~ &c kooi M ',. ~ 800
pL,. pLIS IL NE. 1c I'm ca. Tps aos sn0 uIop
~. -. o .; anu nail ,.. nIn I os ME-; Mee
.noy ~ ooy .os: "Iun ,n'DSI .Inr,
So ;o.I pns. no Ii,ool' .Ias En. Sas
pao, ~ aG lau siieh LII ~ Gap. u
.;.oi c. 10 ounTs, .eaJ ~, aI n,Oss
Rsil.nn anJ I Iohnsor ~ .1,s.a bt ,.,h.,hor ,har
had anv army MUSICIAN we did not learn The
disease, however, progressed with great mortality
20 to 30 occurring each day, and even as many as
~ on one oay' OUT OF 4UU, wnecn was lne orlsnal M
troons S q, ,bsr con. @
finementl Mai. Morrison gave them permission to
proceed on their way to San Antonio in small par
ties, according TO their own pleasure ana GonVe-
Tnsd iast bt .hnaa m~a ,.ho Cd sr M
new cases were renortod Yesterday morning. This
disease is understood to be the Asiatic cholera by
the public generally, and yet we understand that
some OF the Physiciahs' ifoIn posi- imoIteh eAaiia
The daily crescent., 1849-01-01

TOBACCO-We could hear of NO sales.
SUGAR AND DMOLASSES.-About 500 hhds. Of Sugar
changed hands, easier prices. say 303c for Fair to
fully Fair. OF Molasses 600 bbs sold at 1s0l9h, the
ruling rate for Prime being 19c. p gallon
FLOUR.-The Flour market seems unchanged, though
probably better could be obtained for fatboat
loads, which are rather The sales far as we
learned about 1000 bb of which 1000 bbs Ohio in
store at "a 90 800 do in several lots at "a 35O440 and some
Choice st. Louis at "a 75fO4 80 y bbl.
GRAIN.-The sales of Corn amounted to about 60OO SKIS,
of which 200 sacks 3O 200 do at A. 45O0 do. (OO and
2500) Prime White and Yellow at A, and $40 do. Yellow at
sacks. "A sale of 4500 bushels bulk Oats at &c.
PROVISIONS.-The largest sale of Pork 400 bbls.
Mess the Levee and not inspected. at &10 37 bb..
Of Lard So bbs rather Ordinary, sold at &c.. And Of
Beef 30 bbs Prime at % bbl. Sides retailing at
44k041ac.
WHISKY.-Smal sales at TIC. for Rectifed
FREIGHTS.-No alteration in Foreign. brig taken
for Boston at S5c. for Pork and CSC. for Flour.
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Important Sale of First and Third Municipality
Property-Improved and Vacant
BY BEARD. CALHOUN & CO.

). "A,
~xATrrpnAy sru.rv IA at ~ ocock-Wl sold aiction
- At the St. LOUIS Exchange without rerve the following very
SEVEN L0Ts Of GROUND fronting 81. Paul and
esch about St. Paul street, by 100 feet
deep between First and Second streets
TH FE LOTS OF GROUND fronting Second street. and
measuring front by 1853 IL feet deep between Ton-
louise 81. Peter streets.
LOTS fronting Toulouse street. and measuring each
100 feet deep between First and Second s
LOTS fronting Toulouse and measuring each
about front, by lilo feet deep between Van Buren, and
5. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, fronting Canal Carondeet,
and Measuring feet 'front.' by l04 lest deep between Van
Buren and Fourth ss. Ia.
Third Municipality.
g. ONE HOUSE AND LOT Emre street, has 60 feet Iont on
Emre street by deep excellent
Frame House, rented to good tenants.
SIX LOTS, fronting Congress. street. between Craps and
about 30 feet front by 80 feet deep
THREE LOTS fronting on Casacayo street. between Mon
measuring each 8 ii front Casa
cavo street, 1856 feet deep On the above there
large frame Stable and good Dwelling leased 70 the
Old Line of Omnibuses. -.
third cash. balance 10 and IS months credit for
which punctuay pa
bear the of cent annum until finally pad
Full particulars Of each property will be ready Tor delivery the
Office Of the Auctioneers, on the 23d inst
Plans of said will be exhibited at the st. Louis Exchan
mt week the sae dN
The daily crescent., 1849-01-01

AMERICAN THEATRE.-Last night this house
was densely crowded by the friends of Mr. Place,
who evidently appreciated the mark OF esteem
which the performers paid to their employer. Sheri-
dan Knowles's $" Hunchback was never better
cast or better performed than it was last night by
Mr.. Jamison, Mrs. Pope, and the rest Of the COM
pany Mr. Grattan, the efficient stage manager,
whom we always understood to be tragedian.
again stepped out of his regular line of business
and essayed the part of Modus. He met with
reception from the audience which must have been
highly gratifying to his feelings, convincing him
that his efforts to please were duly appreciated
The bill for tonight is one which must satisfy the
most fastidious,, The crowds of pleasure-seekers
who will be anxious to finish their New Years fes-
tlvities with some rational amusement, will, after
reading it, pronounce it to be one fthe most attrac-
tive which has been issued this season. MIR. Geo.
Jamison will appear as Bloody Nathan, in the
Jibbenainosay," drama which had an unprece-
dented run at the Bowery, New York, and which
will be PLAYED here tonight for the first time it
calls into requisition the whole strength of the
company. Afterwards the Sable Melodists, who
can only appear for a very few nights more, will
sing poodly collection of their most popular airs.
The amusements will commence with the popular
drama of "The Pilot" in which Mr.. E. S. Conner
will appear as Long Tom Coffin. One remarkable
feature in these entertainments is the fact that they
are throughout purely American. Both dramas
are founded on well known American novels, which
will always be considered gems among the
literary productions, not only of this country but of
the world. The Meodists' refrains are certainly
American. 1t is not often that the entire perform
ances at any theatre are of national manufacture.
We mention this circumstance as creditable to the
manager, for his determination to encourage native
merit.
The daily crescent., 1849-01-01

MoBILE.-On the evening of the 29th, the NUM-
clpal Council of Mobile made the following cleo
tons City Treasurer, Alfred F. Irwin; Clerk of
the Corporation, Samuel Penny; City Marshal,
Warren Wech; City Engineer, Charles L. Delage;
City Printers, Mcclure and Ballentyne City Tax
Collector, M. A. Bott; City Gauger, E. G. Pratt !;
Harbor-master, r. Bullard Port Wardens, Edwin
Murray, John Hurtel, Thomas Harvard and Timo-
thy Drew. :. We congratulate our friends of the
Herald on their election as City Printers. Nav
they grow " fat +" on the profits
The daily crescent., 1849-01-01

ST. CHARLES THEArRE.-We are glad to see
that the attendance at this popular house is nightly
increasing-a sure sign the cholera panic is abatng.
Tonight the managers give the Deserted Viii
lage" piece said to possess great interest, inter-
spersed with fun of the richest kind. All who have
read Goldsmith's beautiful poem of the same name,
land who has not y will be glad to see stage rep
resentation of it. Katharine and Petruchio' is
also given, Mr.. Vandenhof and Mrs. Jones sustain
ing the principal characters.
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STOCKWELL'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA
OF THE
MISSISSIPPI RIV Err,

Will open on MONDAY, Dec. II,
For short time only, previous to its removal to Europe
fit PANORAMA HALL, in the COMMERCIAL Ex-
CHANGE BUILDING, and continue open Eperv
Euening in the Week, Sunday excepted,
and on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons at IL o'clock
TVNHIS PANORAMA Three Times the Extent Of any Painting
World and faithfully of country Three
Thousand Fpe Hundred Miles Length The Drawings were
actual observation Mr.. STOCKWE and truth
copies of the Magnificent Scenery the World and
include every City Topn, Hage and Landihg from the Gulf
Of Mexico Falls Anthony Among the Cities
sentsd New Orleans Matches vcksbprg Memphis St Lou.
Steamboats, each likeness the original
represented under woodng at the landings burning
collision countless numbers Of other kinds
craft will be the In The Upper M.sssPp
will be number Of ln1an Villages and Encampmens
their LODGES" "Wigwams" etc., and Groups Of indians
Full Costume, dancing at bapay fhng and equipped or
battle In feature Of the mighty Father OF Waters mas
been slightly passed over ,-.:..,
t Mr. j. M. WESTON will Historical and Geographica
Explanations Of the places the picture passes oeoe
the audience. r -
rY Admission, so cents Children haprce Entrance from
Perdido
tE The Panorama will commence moving az O'CLOCK each
evening. d7d J. Nj. WESTON, DIRECTOR
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS {:
LATITUDE 29 81 30 N.-LoNsITUDE. 30 Win Time, 6h.
Arrived Yesterday;

Arrived Yesterday:
U. s. Steam Ship Alabama Baker. days FIN Port Lavaca,
to U S Quarter Mastered my.
Steam Ship Galveston Crane from Galveston, 18th ut to
Harris & Morgan-2d my.
Bark H. A. Kinsman -, 10 days from Turks Istand to
master-Point.
Eudora Rhodes FIN Ouachlta River-1171 bales cotton.
Creole, Bfoadwell, fm Mobile-65 bales cotton:
Magnolia Tbomasson, fin Vicksburg-A5 bales cOtt0u.
Viola, Dugas. fin LafOurche.
Gipsy, Ure, FIN Baton Rouge-6 bales cotton.
Beacon Leonard i'm st Martinsvle
Storm, Hopkins FIN Cincinnati.
Bulletin. Church, from Memphis-l182 bales cotton
Vesta, Muggah. FIN St. Marinsville.
Gray Eagle, Dill fin Port Hudson.
Highlander McCloy, FIN st. Louis.
Towboat Louis Philippe, Steele from the Passes.
Memoranda:
Towboat Louis Philippe towed down and to sea the
18th u baks Madagascar and Harriet Martha; assisted
to sea, on the same day, ship Memphis.
The daily crescent., 1849-01-01
AMUSEME ENTS.
AME RICAN TIL EATRE.

Fl. P GRATTAN. Stage Manager
ATTRACTIVE BILL FOR NEW YEAR.
CONNER and Mr. @. JAMSON will appear.
Lastn night o the SABLE MELODISTS.
THIS EVENING Monday January performances
will first this season. the popular Drama
founded Coopers celebrated Novel Of THE PlLOT-Lmg
Tom Coffin, Mr. E. S. Conner; Pilot, Mr. Rynar; Bamstabe
Mr. Kingsley Boroughcf Mr.. Charles; Kate Plowden, Miss
F. Pe Cecilia, Miss Jackson After which, first time here
the Original Drama, founded Dr. Birds celebrated Novel of
"Nlck Of the Woods entitled THE JIBBENAINosAY or
Nick OF the Woods-Bloody Nathan, Mr. G. Jamison; Ralph
sackpole, Mr.. Rowland Forester, Mr. Charles Col
Greene Bruce Mr. Kingsley; Richard Braxiey
Mr. Ryna Abel Doe Mr.. Geon; Edith Forester MIS- john
fee Doe MRS. Pope; Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Bowen; Phoebe
Miss LaFores Nel Miss Jackson To be followed by the
First par, the performance of the unrvaled SABLE MELO
DISTS. "A FAVORITE DANCE, bv Miss LaFores- To
conclude with the Second of the CONCERT by the Sable
Melodlsts.
B TUEsDAY-Last but and BENEFIT Of Mrs
E. S. CONNER. The Tragedy Of OCTAVA BRAGALD,
E. s. Conner OF other Entertain
ments, " which bills of the day.
The Police Department under the control Of Mr. s. L. Beeman
Of Circle Parquee Second and
Third TIERS cents Colored Boxes so Gallery IS
Seats be secured the BoxOce,
10 A. NJ and P NJ by applying to Geo. g.
Stanley, Treasurer.
Doors Performance Will commence
nj quarter-past precisely. jy
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DieGs

On Sunday, Dec. 81 PATRICK HENRY, Thomas and
Mary Jane Askew, aged le months
u The friends and acquainsncs Of he family respectfully
invited 10 attend the THIS MORNING. at hanast
O'clock his father Bartholomew between
Constance and Magazine streets
On SUNDAY evening" December 81 before 10 o'clock
THOMAS McvEY, member Of jackson Fire Co. No. 49,
of ireland, nd many years citizen of New Orleans
e The respectfully requested to attend his
funeral hapas o'clock THIS DAY, Monday January from
the Engine jackson Fire Co. No. 49, request Of Com
psny. II. a. HENDkikS, Secretary.
Dec Cholera board the Belvderp THOMAS
ROBINS of Cincinnati deceased of the
Bedere. and member Of Cincinnati Lodge No. g. F.
Widey Encampmen Of Cincinnati His corps was Ia nded
this place Sunday night and taken charge
daey inferred with all becoming honor and respect
Of Desoto Lodge and Magnolia Encampmen6aon Rouge DE-
Rouge Dec. l5 EMILIUS vALERlUs son of William
H. and Frances McCaughey, aged II months days
At Manchac, East Baton Rouge Dec 49, after short Illness Mr.
ANDREW BLUNT, aged about AZ years.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
H. vANDERLINDEN, Clerk.
Board of Health.

6OdrQ OF dealth
At meeting of the Board of Health. held at P NJ yes
terday Mayor Crossman presiding the following report
adopted:
the Board, to O'Clock indicate sensiby decline
of the epidemic Several districts, where the Cholera
vailed to considerable extent heretofore, send in
to-day In private practice the disease evidently d.
mnishng, and manageable; indeed the whole history
mortality has been chiefly among of irregular habits.
A u..u,, S.,...r, A. ID. CRossMAN, President
tT 1t be remarked that in the above report. the
Board had reference under treatment that
may hereafter die of the disease under which they
laborng S.-Wsather clear and ne wind from North,
and cool,
The daily crescent., 1849-01-01
ST, LOUIS BALLROOM.

T OUlsIANA STATE MODEL BACHELORS IN Nysa~
lSAUGURATlON BALL AND SUPPER. TO be ENAAN.
given On the Fifth day of March, 1919; at the above
named Room . 39X8
fI The subscripion above Ball is open for lin
tied number subscribers the Office Of the Ball Room
The magnificent ROTUNDA will be spen-
dilly decorated and ilumin tied on this OCCASION
The will elect the Managers and several Committees
practicable order make this SOlREE the splendid
eve witnessed in this city.
of the Rail ROOM. fr' d22
The daily crescent., 1849-01-01

UNExPEcrEp DIscovERY.-On Friday night last, two
of Dental Instruments valued at about $780, bso
Dr. Hall stolen from his house. Carondelet street
On Saturday morning, Dr. H. to all the police Offices
officers might obtain clue to the thieves. On Saturday
Been were brought to the Fs Mnncpsy ap police Officer
for fighting in the streets While fighting some artificial
picked up by of the officers who arrested them. and
duced further search the Guard house. One of the
found broken and several of the instruments their
persons On their being arraigned before Recorder Geno
Yesterday Dr. Hall appeared and identified the instruments
They were at once sent before the First District Court
The daily crescent., 1849-01-01

CHARGE OF MURDER ExAMINKD.--Jos. Martin charged
with stabbing Mrs Gus Cady (who ss since died Of the
wound in the public ha the of Fenchmen
and Victory streets Third Municipality Christmas eve
before Recorder seqzenap On Saturday Ihe
hasband swearing positively that Martin inflicted the wound
while Others who they present during the aay
IL which it aledged she stabbed said they did
Msn touch her and that he drew knife to defend him
teed to difficulty between the deceased and Cady
was also stated by of the witnesses that the deceased
remained in the ball room time after the aay and up
to the time she left i; not apparently wounded and did
not complain Of having received injury The Recorder
sent the before the First Dictct Court and admitted
the accused to bail in the sum of $1,000.
The daily crescent., 1849-01-01

LEFT BEHIND-Three passengers, hundreds OF
letters, and packages Of newspapers, intended for
the steamer Canada, were left behind, not having
arrived at Jersey City before IL O'Clock when the
steamer promptly left the wharf
The daily crescent., 1849-01-01

FOREIGN GENrRY-The Cincinnati Enquirer
of the 23d ult., says-"W We see it stated in the
papers that two of the of Lord Stanley arrived
from England, and put up at the Broadway Hotel,
Cincinnati"