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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-14
THOMAS BRADY,
- CHARTERS STREET : FL
DRY GOODS.

A t9g a 5hs Rs Es sst R%
GOODS, enables offer selection from Stock reples
with q Seas9nable H3ye ElssYrrs
Plain mode coored Tissues-al shades; ,,rrcr,
Plain Mazarine blue, pink, sky and mode BAREGEs ;
Satin plaid and striped Silk Tissues ;
Fine fast color French Jaconet-35c. yard;
5cases improved Swiss hawns-loc a yard
Satin striped printed French yaeonets
Fo1iard silks GIensdne and HeInani Silks
Very rich high lustred Came eIesa s silIs
Yard wide high u;tTed Mattioni
bi EpSs Sfss and Ducae
Rich veonti cord Jacquard loom chene Silks quite new
Printed He mani Silks;
Printed Grenadines and Rich Figured Tissue SILKS
Together with every New Material and Design IN
Fancy Dress Goods.
Six boxes Silk Mantlllas, all New Shapes:
Composing plain black, high lusre, Maoni Silk, Velvet
Royal purple, sea green and Waterloo blue. These
Goods The laest 9erisian PStt 81 Avis
Wide black Laces for CAPES
Wide and narrow Trimming I.aces
Rch Lace Gape and Mas1s ses COLLARS
English Thread Laces and Edgngs:
cS Children EmbfoideSed Robes y ~ ~
WhiSie and cord Thule white and cold Illusions;
White, black and cold Grapes and Areophanes;
White and Black Lace Wells.
White and black demi Lace Veis;,
Kid Gloves, Silk Gloves, Thread Gloves;
Bonnet Ribbons, Belt Ribbons Neck Ribbons;
Pearl Silk Hose. White Cotton Hose
Patent fast black Cotton Hose:
Slate Cotton Hose, MeIino Cotton Hose;
sin Frinees and Buttons;
Colored Silk Tr mining Laces;
SWISS Muins, Jaconet Musns, Cambrlc Mnsins
Checked and striped Jaconet and Swiss Muslins;
Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS
Hem stitched and Riviere Cambria Handkerchiefs;
Enb
t,een and blue b AREGE, for Wells:
Cambric Dinli.y, Hair Cord Dimity
Six Handkerchief Printed Cotton do, Madras do 4;
TSiIs s d. No,di gl ain s q dg gsidsd'
Earlstown and French GiRghams;
French. English and American Caliooes
Furniture Calicoas Fine English Cahcoes;
Turkey Red TWILLS .upprrnco
IO-4 ia 12-4 pure Linen Barnsey SHEEIlNGS:
d. IA S-4 10.4 super double Hambro DAMAsks;
Huckaback Towels, Scotch and Russia DiAfEKS;
Pillow Case Linens, 9-8 Window Hollands;
Coored and white Toilet QUILTS;
B snsfd' Si nnb f sa DoMEsTICs
Ga "a 1O-4. ia Cotton SHEETlNGS;
Marlborough Stripes, York Denims Twill Jeans
Coonades Furniture FIinges; .>,,rr,Nc
Damasks. Linen and Cotton MOSQUITO NEi INV
Bobinet Mosquito Netting.
Chinese Manufactures.
Two cartons REAL CHINA GRAPES for Dresses
Richly Embroidered China Grape SHAWLS;
I'uriousIy carved Chinese IVORY FANS;
Richly printed Feather Fans, pearl handles
PLAN white spd b isssn Leather seR fa9s
Gold and Silver Paper Fans
1000 Butterfly Fans, cents each NV 8, ru.,..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-14

A WORLD ON FIRE.-Lieut Maury, Supern-
tendent of the National Observatory, Washington,
says in late address-fIt may be that there is
now, at this very time, in the armament above, a
world on fire. Argus, a we-known star in the
Southern hemisphere, has suddenly blazed forth,
and from star of the second or third magnitude,
now gares with the brilliancy Of the first"
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the LAFAYETTE Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE. Sunday. May 13-P. M.-Amved. steamer
Old Hickory with 20 Beeves, 70 Sheep 20 Hogs Dove 60
Sheep, IA Calves Aeck Scott "a Beeves. Prices as
last report Beef. first class second 6 third 51kC06c.
Yb Hogs, 3G0394c. y ID; Sheep. s20s4 q head Cows.
s250s35 head; Hay &140$l5 o ton; Corn. @fS55Oc.F
bushel; Oats, BE. q bushel Bran 6OD70c. o 100 h.
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ESCAPE OF PRISONER FROM HAvANA.-La
Verdad, Spanish paper, of New York, announces
the escape of Don Crilo Vilaverde from the prison
of Havana, where he confined on charge of
high treason, and his arrival at Savannah. Don
Cirilo, vwing from the latter place. congratulates
himself that he is " under the wings Of the Amer-
ran Earle"
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Miss BRIENTI.-In speaking of this lady-who
is now at Louisville--the Journal says: Miss Bril-
emit, as the genle bride, looked, acted, and sang
admirably. The more We hear this young lady,
the more we are charmed with her voice, and we
only regret that much larger portion Of our citi
zens not present to do justice TO the talents Of
the fair Young Cantatrce.''
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Loss OF A BgIG.-The schooner Tam O'Shanter
has arrived at Boston from st. Thomas, having
picked up on her passage Captain Spedd, and the
crew of the brig Sarah C. Huse of Philadelphia,
which vessel sprung a leak, and was abandoned on
her voyage from Charleston TO Boston.
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r. W. EMERsoN.-1he Boston Post is in the
habit of laughing at the literary men in and about
the Modern Athens" We have many modern
Athens, that it may be necessary to add the mod
ern Athens of New England"
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DIVIDENDS. Exchange Bank of Pttsburg
has declared haifyeary dividend of four per cent
The Wyoming Bank at Wkesbarre. Pa, has de-
clared half, yearly dividend of three per cent
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

Cleared Saturday:
Ship Masconomo knight. Liverpool J. p Whitney Co
Ship Mary Ward; Little. Liverpool. II Whitney Co
shlp VIM Patten. Decker, Liverpool, J. P. Whitney Co
ship Tbos. b. Wales, Crocker pool, j. p Whitney Co
br ba,k Express, Anderson, Liverpool, Chas. Palmer
BARK Santee. Parker, Boston, Dewey y Co
f. brig Antonette, Broutis. st. Louis Senegal,
schr Randall Marshall West, St Marks, E. G. Rogers s Co
scbr Louisa Sears, Sears Apaachicola, E. G. Rogers 20
echr Maria. Miller, Apalachicoia, Farrior McCully
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Management Destebecho. from Have, 9th April, to
Bark BsshsISr Page, days from Norfolk, to Mast &
Bark Montpelier, Cooley, IS days from Philadelphia, in bal
last. 10 m aster-2d my.
schr VIM Bryan Lawess, days from Grand Gallon, to
Chas Deake & Co.-1st my.
Jenny L ind, Haygood from Opelousas-41 bales cotton
John Adams, Jones, from Cincinnati
~ Hickory. Northern from Nahyi!e-456 bales cotton.
Dove Box from Louisville.
Caddo, Graham from Shrevepot-10H bales cotton.
t9ncordia, Frost, from Eicksburg-429 bales cotton
Aex; scott Sturgeon, from Louisville.
Towboat Panther. Pinnegar. from the Passes.
lowDoat Southerner. Pinnegar, from the Passes.
Memoranda:
Steamer Alex Scott left Louisville on the 7h inst. Re-
ports the Ohio river rising. No boats in port Louiive
ior New Orleans.
Towboat Panther towed down and to sea. on the 9Th
inst ships Susan E. Howell and Jersey, and schr Warsaw
Towboa Southerner towed down and to sea- the 9Th
ins ships Bengal and Calcutta.
Passengers:
Per ship Nauagan from Havre-22s steerage.
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OANADA.-Ihe 1oIIoWIng dispatch, received in
New York, is dated at Montreal on the 4th inst,
at 8 P. NJ:
In The Assembly, day, Mr. Holmes gave notice of a
Dill TO INCORPORATE the St Lawrence and Champlan Canal
all ready. ~ ' ~ Wv
The petitions for a recall of the Governor Lord Eein
have been numerously signed and il is tbousht that r
quest 10 this effect will pass the present session.
Navigation 10 this point having opened tie first shin of
the season arrived to-day.
There is nothing else important worth Transmitting -
Things remain perfectly quiet.
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List Of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.
Corrected eperv morning,

INots-fn the First municipality designated the following
mi " the Nos the Railroad and up.
Second m2 the Nos above the Steamboat Land
mr. being Flatboat Landing. In the Third m3
down
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BALLOON AscENsIoN.-The usual Sunday bal DON as
censon off yesterday. according announcement
The adventurous aerial explorer assembled some distance
being vIswed in his flight by thousands of eyes Alter
going up q considerable height, the balloon for nom ant
appeared stationary, and then gracefully descended the
earth. in the upper part Of the Second Municipality.
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FIRE WoRKs.The exhibition of fire works in the Place
dAmes last night attracted large crowd OF spectators
The exhibition went off well and did the fireworks.
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Dry Goods by the Package
n. BRANDER SMITH,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. SO Gravier Street,
Offers for sale, entitled TO Debenture-
SHAWIS-COlored DANA SIX Canton Grape;
Plain white do. do:
SCARFS-Culored pamask Canton Grape;
do. do.
embroidered Scarlet Crimson Cherry Pink, Cold etc.
SHAWI.S-Rch embroidered white Canton Grape;
Rich EN- hroidered scarlet and cherry do. do
Rich embroidered in blue, purple, green and cherry
Super "a, extra and quality, very iine emb'd
White Barge Satin Plaid Baregei
Assorted do, embroidered fringe,
Printed De Lane
Printed Cashmere
SlLK-Toe de l'ln1e
Tole du Nord;
SInchews, fine article;
Black Serge;
Ponges Handkerchief, large Of
and beautiful
Black Grapes; Fancy Batiste Cravats;
Fancy Plaid Cravats Black Leydntine CIavats.
PRINTS-Lght and dark fancy, and Furniture;
English 90. do.
"a Brown Shectng Denm Columbian Piails GrGndrlas,
Cotton Hose, sssoed scarlet and white Flannel Blue Coh Cas-
and Unlershrts n d Pants, & nh21 3m
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

f.. For California, ria Chagres.--The new and
Oh splendid fast sailing Baltimore clipper built bark
hvES s 3s% NEXT Smith s T n s
positively. The bark Seneca has unsgualed accommo
will be furnished in the most desirable manner For freight
or apply on bOar9 opposite Me Tx MT p
Rate of passage in First Cabin, 80. V N''-'
Rate of passage in Second do $50 my4
N For California, via Ohagres. = Engagement
Capt III .'in and iePG pos
tive engagemept to leave on TUESDAY. the 18th instant
the accommodation Of g and each will
BE sa to o al ve a
IN the First CABIN For passage apply on board at Post H.
myls J. W. ANDREWS 4 co, 9, Common st.
AoFor San Francisco. California-To Sail on
T bg Hs FL AR Gsp xs a' A sfns
She can comfortably accommodate passengerfor
which apply on b0a fo' lsfas ag Peyss.
Passage the First Cabin s250-in Second CABIN 5000
fS No passage secured until paid for my9
For California, eia ohasrsSE-Ns,e Orleans } and
copPered and copper fastened brig oCTAVIA,
aaa Rs Be- % to
commodate limited number OF passengers. She viii sail
ssi :; s'pa'
at the lowest rates and allow Them 81 per day While on the
Ihmus dating from their arrival at ChagTes until they sail
from Panama. myu
=. For San Francisco, California-To Sail The
GETG 5th of Jnne.-The very fast sailing clipper built
.Ezss bark MADONNA, Capt J. Mitchell, having r1ost
of her cargo engaged will sail above, touching Rio
de Jspero Na,paraso aud Cala0 She of 800 tons burthen
commanded By of much experience the Pacific and
oss sgPeo o 9T Pa hayPg rye
desirable manner For freight apply board
Post g. Second Municipality, or 10
C. ]. MEEkER. 66 Poydras St
EE~ Ps,ssgsin First Csbin, $3.50 Second Cabin 5000,
He Seesss pesssnFs taken and bsrs npt secured nhl
psid fer, S|a
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AUGUSTA FIREMEN.-W When the Ffremen at
Augusta heard of the fire at Charleston they sent
the following Geographic despatch TO the Mayor of
the latter city:
AUGUSTA May 1.-The services of the Department are
command The Carolina Railroad will convey and
Engines forthwith. Are needed F. LAwBACK,
Chief Engineer of the Augusta Fire Department.
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FINE AMusEMENT.-A citizen named Richard Z. Power
last night took it into his head TO have little harmless
amusement on his In the fuflimsnt of this
benevolent intention, he provided himself with
snake which he twisted round his and then sailed forth
the streets of the First Municipality. In "a short time
he succeeded in terribly frightening number of children
and agtating many old ladies by the exhibition of
bis singular pet His proceedings interrupted by
Corporal Cevon who placed Mr. Power in the calaboose
and deposited his snakeship in the police office.
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RUNAWAY,

A JJRER AT, reward will be paid for the detention of
"A EMILY; negTess, aged q years fine healthy healthy
and robust subject about feet OF inchss ID heght
ward for bis extremely handy legged bad ,no p
has the remaining marks Of ation. She absconed on
SUNDAY night the 9Th o May. She has been IN the iany
iced awsy Captains CT vessels and oil phsIl ceas Ee
ssesd sssnt. ha.harHs hef Aprl, n ts etcs, NIL y.
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LARCENY.-Henry, the slave of DR.. Tin, was yesterday
arrested by the Second Municipality Police charged by
Thomas Bird with aiug s25 from his trunk. the 1lth
inst. al No II CarOndeet street.
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AFTRAY.-A took place last iiday night in of
the Third Municipality Ball. rooms, between w Parker and
VIM. Donney. Donnelly cat in the head and Parker
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CoMMITTED-The examination of H. G johnson, for
stealing carpenters tool from the of Lucas
Stoer Magazine took place before Recorder Bald
win on Saturday. He was committed for trial.
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SKNTENcED.-Joseph Kennedy and Thomas Coffee. were
Saturday, sentenced by Judge McIenry years
imprisonment in the Pententiary, for larceny.
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INQuEsTs.-Cn Saturday the Coroner held inquest on
the body of colored woman the slave of Mr. A. Leovi
she was found dead in the Fi[st Municipality Watch House
Another Inquest was he'd the body of white man
unknown found in the river opposite Lafayette
Verdict, found drowned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-14

BEAT HER HUsBAND-The Second Municipality police,
Saturday, arrested named Elizabeth McGuinn
who charged by her husband with having assaulted and
boofo
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SUSPICION OF BuRGLARy.-Gregur Melonza Detoboutal-
ga and Tomase Bazesga arrested in the Third Mum.
cipaltv Saturday suspicion OF having been concerned
in breaking into and robbing the of Mr.. Auago. in
Vaudeville street. between moeau and CaSacalyO OF $40
worth of goods, on Tuesday ME Int last.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-14

ATTEMPTING TO STAB-Edward Blame was yesterday
arrested at the OF Gravle and Leyee Streets for
tempting TO stab
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LARoENEs-David, a slave, Jean Zepiirin and John
Thompson last night arrested for larceny by the First
Municipality police.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
ORLEANS THEATRE.

ORLEANS THEATRE.
EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE given by the sub
scribeIs 10 Mr. r. DAVIS.
TUESDAY EVENING May is Last night Of Meyerbeer's
l. Grand Open OF THE HUGUENOTS. ~
Valet Corrad Mines fleuryJoy Beon Between the LIST
I'd acts The OH ComedIap grand by Mr.. Bernard.
- Inc performances will commence at O'Clock. myli
OLYMPIC THE AT RE.
Corner Of Baronne and Poydras streets
Lessee. Mr. n. sCHUBE,RI Stage Mans GER Mr.G. TRoWE
Manager. c. PAGEl Treasurer. FRED HUNT
First Night of FOREIGN RELATIONS
MONDAY EVENING May a. viii be acted the Nautical Drama
Nl Of BLACK-EYED SUSAN: William. NJ. Eytmge Gnat-
BRAIN Susan Miss Petrie Dolly Mayhower Miss yerv
Dance by To conclude first tnej The new
Comedy, wrl len by gentleman NewOrleans entitled
FOREIGN RELATIONS. Mehusaeh Todd Mr., Brvdon sam
DOwney Mr. Page stu%ps M Mack Mrs Bueton ciack,
II The Police Department under the direction of Mr. J. McCs
" Doors at O'Clock. Curtain precse,
before g. .sE Prices of
Gle and Paqnee 50 cents Second Tier cents Boxes
so Cood Gallery, IS Box Office m
to Where seats may be secured application Treas
urer MI rhED HUNT mylI
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On SCISSORS Albert. slave, arrested last nigh
in the Fist Municipality, charged with stealing two pal
of scissors.
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THEFT.-John Brown, who lived at the house of Mr..
Frank George. of Hospital and Levee Streets
brought befoIe Recorder Genos on Saturday charged with
having stolen divers articles of apparel from Joseph Barnes,
Front Levee The greater part of the articles lost
found on his person. He is committed for trial.
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A. Ii. RsNGGOLD. go Bank Place,
DEALER IN WINES AND LTOUORS

CL 9TH IN q -: CLO HIN
RETAIL STOCK A RRIV E. ID!
MI BARNETT. No. ID CAMP STREET. has Just received
lNl. per ships Gaena, Quebec and Memphis large and
well assorted stock CT fine SUMNER CLOTHING, made
expressly for the retail city trade:
Super Black French Merino Dress and Frock Coats
Fine Drap d. Etc Orsay Goats and Sacs;
Cashmerete and Tweed Sacs all colos;
Cashmeree PaleOts and dOYay Goats. all coors
Plain Linen. Plaid Linen and Nan keen Sacs;
SDper. Fancy Grass Sac and Oisay Goats;
Fancy and Black English Merno do. do;
Superine Drap d Etc Pants;
White. brown and Fancy Linen Drill Pants;
India Nankeen and English Merino Pants;
White and Fancy Linen Vests;
Fine Black Bombazine Vests; -
Super PLAIN, Figured and Embroidered White Marseie
Vests ETC., [my9 tje171 M. BARNETT. IL Camn SITS
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SHIPS-SHIPS..
FO r EIGN PORTS.

- For Trieste.-The J. fast sailing shin GRE
sE GOElON, Capt. Touranovich. will have immedi-
- ate dispatch; For freight of 300 bales cotton. or
assage, having handsome accommodations. apply to
my12 L.. H. GALE. 90 Common st
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lA For Genoa fine fast sailing bark OUM-
EI1A BERLAND, Lowell master, having all her cargo
- engaged. will have quick dispatch. For passage,
having fine accommodations. apply on board. OF to
J. w. ANDREWS 81 CO., 81 Common ST.
or q. w OLIVER mvJa
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ROPER'S SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY
No. lO7 POYDR.4S Street, .Neao Orleans
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. M, to 2 p M and
~ fhOM to OCLOCk, r. M. ja8
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-14

Who HAS LOST A WATCH l-On Friday night man.
whose not known arrested by the police of the
FIRST Municipality person of suspicious character.
handsome gold watch, with the guard across if it
had been stolen from some found ~ person
Any gentleman who has missed such artd Ind
give the proper marks of it. will find Recorder Seuze
neaus office Eysean Fields The number the watch is
1922 The of the maker is also gven-S Miles, Lud
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CHARGE OF SwINDLING DISMISSED. Peter Johnson.
whose arrest for horse stealing noticed time
Saturday examined before Recorder GeuO by the
evidence appeared that the accused perfectly innocent
in the transaction having bought the horse auction. The
rIo piSsoI
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zs-;ssz For Havre.-The 1 very fast sailing ship ST.
S.ssS CHARLES, Capt. Sagoy, having the greater part
, OF her cargo engaged, will have Immediate dispatch.
For freight oil 800 bales cotton. apply to
- L.. Ii. GALE, SO Common st.
For passage, having handsome accommodation apply
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1as For Kavre.-The A /. fine and fast sailing ship
SIIA MANCHESTER, Capt. Cone, having most Of
- her cargo engaged, will have immediate dispatch.
For freight OF 800 bales cotton, apply to
L. III. GALE, SO Common 1t.
board . T u,pq
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La Passage for Havre.-The Al and fast sailing
&C., ship HANNAH CROKER, Captain Murray.
".Hs will receive immediate dispatch, and can hand
somey accommodate ten CABIN Passengers apply hoard
opposite Post %, Sec md Municipality, or TO
mvH L.
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NTW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Monday MORNING. May IL. lo4S.
COTTON.-There good inquiry for Cotton on Sat
d,v and Notwithstanding the Ui prices claimed the sales
shed 350O bales The offering, especially of Lou
.;.rs and Mississippi Coons, which most anted. is
var moderate ,,,,.,
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BuRGLARY.-On Wednesday night about O'Clock the
of Joseph Phry. Maudevie street, between Mo
and Casacavo streets, broken open by per
to The Eaue Of SAC togethe, with pocket book contain
ing so and bills of sales made credit stolen The
procured a search and fund part of the
goods at the store of Messrs Hernandez Whitney
toneers, of St Louis and Charities On fur.
the inquiry he asceaned that the who deposited
the goods thee for sale. Gregore Meauza Da Bou-
and Thomas Bazeeza They have been arrested by
the police Officers of the Third Municipality and pres
ent in the guard room for furh examination.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Teas and Canton Flannel.

Teas and Canton Flannel
BY HYDE q MOSS
pUNHlS DAY, II O'clock A. M-Wl sold in front of store
Il No. 20 Common without (po 9Th
inst by OF ieclernent weather
81 nan chests Dung Tyson TEA large part of of superior
quality, and well worthy the attention of the trade.
Also, Canton Flannel
TerInsc CASH.
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BOARD.
4 LADY and GENTLEMAN can be accommodated
N with Board and Lodging in geDteel private family,
MRS. MARKS, pa Gravierst
Also. Furnished Room to Rent at SO per month.
Anr,V \. shOrn ap2{ If
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NUE1CEe
DERSONS PURSUING THE TRADES, PROBES
! SiONS and OCCUPATIONS subject to TAXA
TON, within the limits Of the Fourth Represeatatge
out LICENSES and those indebted the State of Lou
siana, for TAXES on REAL ESTATE etc.,
quested 10 call and pay the same.
The District comprised between ST. Louis and Canal sts
IT, Office in Exchange Alley, between Bienviie and
Customhouse streets.
nj I'm THOMAS McKEON Collector.
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IL For Liverpool-The l, fast sailing ship ME-
HsgYE pALLiQN Capt. Handlett. will have quick dis
patch. For freight OF 800 bales cotton apply TO
l., III. GALE, SO Common st.
For passage apply on board myll
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III For LiverpooL-Tbe A I and fast sailing ship
.sssIaE JAMES CONNER, Capt Conner. will have
apply to L. H. GALE So Common st.
+ or passage apply board. mvIO
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4CFor LyeIpooL-The fine, fast sailing British bark
49, EXPRESS, Capt. J. AndeIson. having the most
Hs OF her cargo engaged, will have dispatch. For
freight of the bulk OF 1000 bbs apply 10
DEWEY u co, 81 Cravier ST.
APIS or CHAS PALMER ~ Rank Place
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-14


Printing Establishment at Auction.
SHERIFF'S SALE
MONDAY, May a. half-pas O'Clock p M-Wi be sold bv
IL the ohefln at the office, No. DO Camp
TINES spaper.
II this establishment viii be Hoe Co.'S Single
oyhe NAPIER Printing Presses Foolscap Proof do.
housan pounds Type NEARLY new together with every thing
complete Tor The luhica zion of a daily paper.
Also The OFFICE FURNITU RE consisting of Rich's
Patent saamander Safes; Desks Tables Armoirs Chairs,
Stoves
also be sold.
my.l Terms cash. j. L.. LEWIS. Sheriff.