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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-14
Second Municipality Building Lots.
To close the succession Of the "GRAvIER" Estate.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

"WEDNESDAY February o'clock-Wi
w Banks Arcade the following Real Estate, belonging
the of "Gravier,''
TWO LOTS OF GROUND the bounded by St. Paul,
Heyia and Perat being Nos and plan
deposited the Office of Theo Guyo N p each &c
Paul by depth 08 lines. The
streets and banquetes paved and paid for.
g. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND the said plan, in the
bounded by Poydas Pedo St Paul and Gronde
and measuring 30 feet inches lines Poydra
quotes are made and paid for.
g. TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by
Grayer Common Bolivar and Bertrand Streets being lots g. TO-
H. 49, 90 81 90 49, "a and plan drawn and deposited the
Noarys Office Lots and each 30
Common street. by 100 feet deep. Lots 10 and II each
inches lines Bertrand by depth of 1872
lines Lo 49, 30 and 81 each 30 feet front
street. depth of 100 Lot No. 90
inches lines front Gaver street, and 1870 feet depth and front
Bolivar the "a and
street.
depth 1872 inches and lines The property fronting
and Common streets paved and paid for.
TesOne quarter cash balance at ls and S months credit
for bearing mortgage the property
mum if not punctuaIy paid.
Acts of gale before Theo Guyo ~ p expense the
purchaser. fyl2, l3, u. l9 90, q
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Gs> The st. John News states that the smallpox
is making drefu ravages in that city-there being
over 1900 cases there under treatment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-14

SHAMEFUL.-The bill to restore Gov. Dorr to the
enjoyment of his civil rights, lost in the Rhode
Island House of Representatives, on the 3lst ult,
by the casting vote of the Speaker.
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DEATH OF Ex-GovERNoR MORRILL,. - Mr..
David l.. Morrill,, formerly Governor of New Hamp-
shire, died at Concord on the 2Sth nit, aged II.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-14

ATTEMPr AT MISUNDERSTANDING McDermott o
entering the dry goods store at the corner Of Canal ant
Royal streets yesterday morning about o'clock On hear
his approach they and escaped. The door broker
open and large che with which they had been at work
found on the banQuette opposite the building.
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Bsronne Streets.

% STIcKNEv Proprietor.
Mr.. THOS MUM, Ring Master Mr. W. WoRAELL' oi0"h.
gU,HIs EVENING Wednesday February l4-Firs night OF
bs.,;fii Es;ry Production entitled CUPID AND ZEPHYR
tie part Of Zephyr by Mr.. LEVI J. NORTH Mons Den
VEEOY in series of incredible Performance La
Belle ROSALlNE and Mrs. NUM- in beautiful Arenc Fsas
and the whole Company in variety OF chaSe and brilliant
Entertainments
~ Saturday A DAY PERFORMANCE, at IL o'clock NJ
f O'Clock performance TO commence at O'Clock
Adon. Dress Circle so cents Second TIER rs cent? fy4
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New TELEGRArH.-A telegraph is to be con-
structed along the little Miami Railroad, to connect
Cincinnati with SanduskY City
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BALL IN BosToN.-A grand Inauguration Ball
is to be given in Faneuil Hall, Boston, on the even
ing Of the 9Th Of March next.
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IMMENSE SUCCESS.

CECOND WEEK OF HERR ALEXANDER, the Celebrated
- MAGICIAN and Greatest NECROMANCER IN the World,
who will exhibit and popular ORIENTAL
sOIREEs, at ARMORY HALL Essry Egsning This Ws.k,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT
URDAY and SUNDAY, February 18th. l4b 18th, 10th, 18th
and 18th. go
THE MAGIC MIRROR OR THE MIRROR OF FAITH, will
be exhibited Every Evening; aso the LEARNED CANARY
BIRDS.
E4- Change of Programme evening.
1T The Performances will with an Overture by the
Orchestra.
~ open halfpas O'Clock Performance to commence
at balfpast 7, precisely.
tE- Tickets cents; children half price. fylS ST
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY-James II. Brooks and James
MugrOve yesterday before the First District Court
by Recorder Baldwin, charge of violently beating John
Cotton the night Of the 9Th inst at the of Common
aud (,ircus
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-14

No Go. The telegraph between Boston and
Newburyport is about to be given up for want of
suDport
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o. Jared Sparks has been unanimously con-
frmed as President of the Harvard University, by
the Board of Overseers
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RoBBING A FELLow- BoARDER:-A warrant was yester-
day issued by Recorder Genois for the arrest of man
named McDermott charged by Geo Goodman with break.
ing his trunk in the house Of Martin Larson corner OF
Levee and Barracks streets which they both boarded and
stealing qua ntity of wearing apparel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-14

OF The President officially recognizes John D.
Dom Vice Consul Of Spain for the port of Savan
nah Ga
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FIRST PosTMAsTER.-The first Postmaster Ge-
neral in the United States was DIR. Franklin. His
salary was $1,000.
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LARoENY.-George Robinson, charged by Frank ellison
with entering the cabin Of the sOop Bright, lying at the
New Basin, Monday night, and stealing looking glass
and powder-fask belonging him, was yesterday commit
ted for trial by Recorder Baldwin
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LARcENy-Wm. Homsby, charged by e. A Mitchell
with stealing the sum of three hundred dollars from the firm
of Mitchell e. Honsby in July last, yesterday arrested
by the Third Municipality police.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY Council Tuesday Epenipg
Feb. 10, l849-pesept. Recorder Baldwin and Messrs
Goding Thacker, Cook, Montanye and Marks There
not being quorum, those present adjourned.
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p- 1t is said that Douglas Jerrold is about tc
give up his paper and become contributor tC
Punch.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-AntoniO Sibbilich,
of the murder of James Chapel yesterday
brought the bar to receive sentence but other business
having precedence it was deferred to this morning.
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CHARGE OF SWINDLING.-H. +. Stiircker yesterday en-
complaint before Recorder Genois charging Henri
NUM- with obtaining two dollars and half from him
under false pretences. A warrant Issued.
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AMUSEMEN
AMERICAN TIL AFR z.

sss '''1s' sAe"-s'''
vUyIs EVENING Wednesday, February H. si9-Ths perform
with the xceient Farce Of TIL SPECTRE
BRIDEGROOM; Or, A Ghost spite of himself-Od Aid
winke Dickory, Mr. Spear Layna Mrs. John
Georgianu Misc j. LaForest "A FAVOR1TE DANCE.
LaFoe To be followed by first four
ls Theatre the Legendary Drama Of THE FLYING
DUTCHMAN Or, The Spirit OF the Waters and the Phantom
shpvande rdecken Mr. Eytinge; Capt PepPercoal Mr. j.
Greene Peter Won Bumme' Mr. Grerson Toby varnish. Mr.
SIaI Estele Van Helm, Mrs. C. Pope; Lucy Miss E. Pee
IRISH CLOG H0RNpIPE by MI Thompson To conclude
Herbert Carroll, Miss Pere; Julia, Miss LaForest.
- That distinguished TagedaD, Mr. BOOTH rapidly recover
lug. Due will be given OF his appearance.
s The talented and unvsed HERON FAMILY are engaged
for limited number nights and will Saturday next
~ The Police Department under the control Of Mr. s. Beenan
Prices Circle rs cents Parquette Second and
Tiers Cooed Boxes so Gallery " cents
Seats be secured at the Box Office
10 A. NJ and P. M by applying TO Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
~ al a Quarter mast precisely fyl4
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ORLEANS THE A T r e.

Fifth nigh. Of engagement of Mr.. and Mrs. MONPLAslR
and Company.
THURSDAY EVENING February Is Will be presented,
i the splendid Grand Opera acts and
aLleaux, music by Meyerbeer called ROBERT E DiABLE
Messrs Duuc and Vae Mesdames Feury-Joy
10y The Lbretto of RoBET DlABLE for sale the Box
rzr Parfonances To commence at haEpast O'Clock fy4
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or In England, the local taxation is equal to
one-third of the taxation of the State.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Third night of Mr. MACREADY.
VUlHIs EVENING Wednesday, February "a s4s-Wi be Per
l. formed shakspesres Tragedy Of oTHELLo.othsie, MI
Macready ISgo Ryder Desdemona, Mrs. Stuart Emilia
Mrs Jones 10 conclude With BOX AND COx-Box and
Cox Messrs. Fuller and Russell
~ open half past aud Curtain at o'clock
f1 Tickets places had application Mr.. j.
BAILY between the hours O'Clock, every day. A
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N EW ORLEANS
-H>t-
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IA.

THE ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-We have been in
formed by gentleman thoroughly acquainted with
the facts, that our report of the case of Hindes
u.s. Nudge & Wilson," proprietors of the St.
Charles Hotel, did not contain all the facts con-
nected with the case. 1t appears from his state
ment, that Mr. Nudge, at an early day. found the
practice of allowing porters the sums received from
the visters of the hotel, annoying to Travellers
from the importantly of the persons dependant on
such sources for compensation, substituted the sys-
TEN of regular wages for the purpose OF correcting
the abuse. 1t appears, also, that Judge Beverly
gave judgement for only Sl2, or wages for the time
he had served at the rate of $40 per month"; instead
of for the five months claimed. We make this
statement that all the facts of the case may be
known. In publishing the proceedings of Courts,
it is utterly impossible, in condensed form 10 give
all the facts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-14

o. Walter Forward has been requested by the
citizens of Pittsburg to welcome Gen. Taylor on
his passing through their city.
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FAIR BANKs'S

Patent Platform and Counter Scales.
VTNHE undersigned, sole agents New Orleans foT the
i sale of Messr. E.. T. FAIRBANKS y GO =
Original patepees ST. Johnsbury, w. celebrated FLAT
FORM SCALES, are prepared to furnish them at manu-
facturers' prices am
Counter Scales, to weigh from u to 36 lbs
Druggists do. do. do. drachm TO ibs
Portable Platform Scales, do. a0 TO 2 5o lbs
Dormant do do. do. GsO 10 2pn IDS
Iron Scales, do. ZoU 10 00 los
Railroad Track Scales for weighing cars 10 to % TONS
Do. Depot and Hay Scales, do. ito tons,
The above particularly recommended to purchasers a.
recness and durability, which fact ample testimonials
can be furnished.
fye I'm d&W corner Canal and Magazine stIsets
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CEMENT AND PLASTER OF PARIS.
700 BBLS Cement and Plaster of Paris Tor sale by
4" JOHN STROUD 81 CO,
fvIO li6 Common ST.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

E6k TX 6RPA AND CORPUS fif chRIsr1
.ss!s sss1 &c Se' & .i,s. 'ss
S S fassf sfs hsssS sss
e %ss the sssn %s S
passengers and freight will be forwarded to Msts-
EOR NEW YORK.-The fine A | bark ALABAMA,
Capt VAL Ts thirds of he,
Esi 1 S6 iRs' w. 1 2SbRE%s CO. 81 Common
oR stW kises T.T .Ps DisFArf.h Ship TEN
NEssEE,IAIbert Cook, master, is now lqsd. -
freight passage, apply on board Post H. Second
" fyi4 SoRN p w ANDREWS co. 81 Common st.
FOR E5sFSS sff @Et%seks AtfE@ a fast
soa vi ssevs t Weather afsa NIT ssnt On
"faa S 'g On Ssf Ell S5 S'ssss
Tor e fRs XT 1.eE Rs .ss TKaHHNruoKr
engaged viii WIZ ausF
s's''s 2 ESbhi$
EeR e iFH XI5s RJsEATfEa1 LIVE
S1af vii s5E'
sfsns' e ffS sfsfS WIZ 81
4ss sssss = e.; %zs4 f AZ
ktNs PsytOn master .f has s sssans
This vessel now lies 10 second Mnniepsty. Where
particularly invited to her and select their bebs
For fsfa 2 ss sss
fy12 o. WlCKHAM. % Benville street.
p. s&f 30
tons burhsn CAPT Bradley ha y large pS., s &
rS Of i Is 81 e
s sRs 70 70 the Captain @ oGa %a
RATES OF PASSAGE.
steeraee not taken and no passage secured
until pad for. fy5
NOR r. F isa THgEsDAX FsP%a
clipper 5S iafss ST. MARY hsf s"9is IL
days.
m nsI1 The
tened, strong built new and stands !. Being
fs Of
o % s"a Agents
established at Panama and San Francisco where they viii
powsI limited quantity cf i.eisht viii g reserved L
immediately engaged, which apply
'' IN" '''' '"s '''' GosdS sEyEsfRE
ty~ 10 sal WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH.
FOR NEW YoRK .-. , new and splendid ship
Ct r! t sss:
appy PEWkY w. G a.s1is street street o'0
to aSi ca hivPs
Eok e ST. W!a aS!fk 4sstAneAhi fast
ss lii Sa nnsx Gsp
For f basncs t Of freight Or passage apply board
Second fSi a aoHS W. AN6REws4 Co Common
FOR NEWYoRK The Al fast: sailing brig GEORGE
q s cs1Sss
on BOARD Post hhSsY
YEW W Yd WITH ns az ..as 81: lMY
Konnf %naso S her ,Ss s eUsas s
F4 ~ passage rpv 2S s15isE CO. 81 d
~ Tee ~ Lsage WITH IMMEDIATE 2lsP Pate,
+ Juliet cspt PEBBLE: having tw w, 4.J. Of 80
AisTs FOR ef'%2s s 5sf
o sE# csS.a I5as A al J: as ss e
For freight or '''i HENRY sEs' sn SSsid
6V- To ieare WITH DISPATCH. ~
NOR NEW YORK The fast sailing brig III
Il LIGHTFOOT, Captain Sleeper, will leave as 2EE
aisEs For sEf' a1fS ssf5o
SLAVE DEPOT.
J. BUDDY.
tV- Slave Yard and Boardng-House, loS Gravier
street SECOND door TIE E}EIn HANns fo, ,,l.
at all times. Slaves will be received ON boafd OF sod
on favorable terms The building large threesto brick
house. and very commodious as slave DeDot. raaHa
lac .cad IN ,his Ward u46
SUPERIOR HAVANA SEGARS.
gI1HE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to in -
i form his friends and the public that he
has received BY the latest arrivals from Ha 90
; !:
vana n fresh supply of the CHOICEST HA-
VANA SEGARS, .uch as
REG ALA FIR AG ANCiA: ~
IN 4ENUIDAD; IA
. LORD WELLINGTON;
, FIX STAR;
. SEVIIlLANA. III
Also a small lot of the far-famed h, DE
CABANAS CARBAJAI which he Of 1T9f8
feTs at the lowest price. together with some 1H
very fine MILLARES which he sells at 70 lXfyM
ioi ~ TSusrrS 'purrpr "A M.v,x;us st,est
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LIME.
1OOO CASKS Thomaston Lime, landing from schr sa-
fy10 JOHN Stroud & CO. l46 Common st.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
vJ,HE undersigned having removed from his old stand
Poeyfarre street, to the corner OF Baronne and Grod
streets continues the Of the best and cheapest
PORTABLE MILLS ever offered 70 the pnbiG vel vel
known AS COIEMAN'S IMPROVED PATENT POR-
TABLE UNDULATORY MILL. Painters and Others
wanting superior article of the kind respectfully nvI-
ted 10 call and examine for themselves especially those gong
TO California. The Mil being very compact 1t occupies
bat little space and adapted to- steam WaeG Or h9se
power. you w, +. SoAGS0AH'
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ss n . chfE Fa M Tahs
sch Gauntlet 3Bht' Decker Rssssd Island: ~
schr Aursla, Hanson, Apaachicoa. Fanior Met :uey
Steamer Mobile. Sutton. Mobile. Master
Arrived Yesterday
Steamship Palmetto Smith, from Galveston 18th inst to
Harris & Morgan-1st my.
Foa ssS De.fon as
Ship Ensasd tBnt Eysrad from Liverpool I'D Dec to
Ship Chippewa SBht5 Galbrah from Liverpool ed Now
Ship Annoy sPa, cnnnnseam q days from Belfast, Ire
Ship 81 DAYS from Ds"'
Ship FerozepoIe I) Grant, from Liverpool, Dec 9th, to
Ship Charlotte tC Vasey Sc days from Newey Wales,
Ship xsscan Ford, Is days from Boston, to L. H. Gale
Ship Union Jones, 90 days from New York, to o. Wood.
Ship Gssns Leaviit Is days from New York. to A. Cohen
Bark psEs, iBrs, Daey q days from Hull England in
Bark sS Hsshaa Mf.Fys 5s% Dec sh
Bark Eliza Bane {Bnt Bramhl. from Cardiff, Wales 10th
Bark Elvra Habeck Dixey SO days from Rio de Janeiro
Brig Heniy Parker days from Mobile in ballast
Brig Julia Ford Dnnkwater 20 days from Camden, Me-, to
"S b. Lsnsta"ist my. ' " '
SOM WdleI Wucn. DIoWu uuys hom AohpicV' W " ~
sch Ssen CIV Talbot day. from Brazos Santiago to
scb Charlotte, studley. days from Mobile to master
Basin.
sch John Bell Lodge from Brazos Santiago I'd inst. to
pastsr-lst my.
sch Equity Brewton, days from Pert Lavaca to master
list my.
STEAMBOATS,
Jas L. Day Giberson FIN Moble-T bales cotton:
Mondiana DeIahoussaye fin St. Marnsvie-42bs. cotton.
Courier. Martin fun Ballze.
Olivia Goodrich, I'm Baize. - $3.50
storm Hopkins, I'm Ratesvesyie-4l6 bales cotton
St Helena Ross, FIN Bayou Macon-6S6 bales cotton.
Cora, Keeling fm Camden-l4l4 bales cotton.
Chancellor Bacon, I'm Louisville. -
Old Hickory N0nheren, FIN Nashy lle-SOl bales cotton
Bulletin, Church, from Memphs-2S6 bales cotton
Mobile Sutton, FIN Mobile-S83 bales cotton.
Commodore Perry Washer I'm Cincinnati
Grand Turk, Robirds. FIN St Louis
Philip Pennywt Beatty fin Louisville
Elisha, Landry, fin Baton Rouge.
Towboat Pat. Henry, Miller I'm the Passes
Towboat Porpoise, Phillips, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Jefferson, Whittemore I'm the Passes.
Towboat Caledonia, PinDegar, from the Passes
Towboat Belle Linbert I'm the Passes.
Towboat Ocean, McClaue I'm the Passes
Towboat Louisville McPhsrson I'm the Passes.
TOwboat Diana, Flitner, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Panther. Davis, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Annawan, Davis, I'm the Passes.
BEL0w-CoMING Up
Shipy Caroline Epxima and COreO,
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Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc.
RY MORPHY a. NEVU1S

"WEDNESDAY, February II, 10 ocI0ck-WlI sold,
w Package Sales Room. No. Magazine
TO close sundry invoices
DRY GOODS CLOTHING, SHOES. HATS CAPS ETC.,
general and choice well worthy
of the city and country trade The Goods ready for
specton. fyI3
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS !:
LATITUDE. 20 81 30 N.-LoNaITUDE. 90 Win Time. Oh.
Cleared Yesterday /:

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Gen Berry, Patterson, New York. Sam' Toby
Bark Ovando. Cousins, Boston, Leland Il Mason
Bark Harriet Il Martha Leslie, Charleston
=. l.. & E. L. Levy
Bark Iwanowna, Barton, New York, FOsdick & Bro
Brig Sterling, Pike, Philadelphia, Chas Deake & Co
Brig Perfect Townsend, Chagres Dewey & Co
Brig Withholding, Smith, Demerara, w. Burgess Il Co
Brig Harriet. Drew, New York. Z. G.. DePeysier Il Co
Brig Creed, Killman New York, Toby g. Bogert
Schr Mitus, Hammond Chagres, Farrior 81 McCufey
Schr ii. Plantagenet Caro- Pensacola T. T.. TwiChel
Schr Gauntlet, (Brit.) Decker. Ragged Island,
Thompson, Churchman Co
sch Aurela, Hanson. Apalachicola. Fanior s. McCney
Steamer Mobile, Sutton Mobile. Master
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Sale without Reserve 80 ray and Warehouse oman
BY MORPHY & MENUS. :

TNHS DAY, Wednesday, February Il o'cIockWi be
Il in Banks Arcade, positively, and without
The boy BEN aged about 30 years. excellent
boseman, fully guaranteed against all the vices and maladss
scnbcd by law. Terms cash.
before A. l. Bienvenu Notary Pubict the expense
OF the puc fyli
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DAGUERREOTYPE.

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
by the application of the above my.terous agent to ps
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sRcoNDTcatching the precise
plate. ~ Those who wish to retain in their fame: good
price Rooms corner Of Canal and Charres
No. Chartres street. [my3 1y] w. H. BUTCHlNGS.
MAGUIRE'S DAaUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
~ age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOTeans,
five yean ago during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair in composition with Others taken
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his
but those taken by himself j. M the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the His long experience and constant practice are
beautiful Genuine Vogtlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than the city all other articles the same
Plates "a per dozen ScOys No for - 2-guaIantied
the best plates made the United States Cases ~ rs and
% so; NewYork Cameras at 41o.
1W- Orders from the country promptly attended to-
~ Entrance No CAHP street mill If
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FOR G aLIFORNIA.
SMITH &, BROTHER, Sc Common st.
IIAVE FOR sALE-SADDLES suitable for those 60
/ 1 ing to California, cheap and good. ENA
BRIDES. Bits Stinups, Saddle Bags and S,yfSA
Saddle w ailess ETC.. etc. rsNS
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF every kind and q
description among them may be found Caps Goats Capes,
Ieggngs Waterproof Blankets Air Pillows, Air Beds,
Tarpauins, Tents, Clothing Bags, etc, ETC..
At the sign ofthe GOLDEN SADDLE, 81 Common
street fy7
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ALABAMA OSNABl

ALABAMA OSNABURGS.
u We are receiving, and shall keep SALE large sup
ply Of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manufactu
ing Company Alabama These Goods think not in
ferior to any of Southern Manufacture. Wei he aten.
ton of Planters Merchants and Others to
are directed to sell at the loaoest market price.
d14 3mis JOHN T. DONALD & CO., SO Camp st.
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TO SMALL CAPITALIsTS-For Sale or Rent
RARE CHANCE-A SHOE STORE FOR SALE
N In one of the greatest thoroughtares in the
city, doing good business, although but recently
established. Location excellent-fxtures all new-s0
house new, and rent low Will sell stock and all or will
sell lease until December 1 good terms for cash good
city acceptance the proprietor wishes engage
Their business Address A. B. this Office through the
Po,offioe giving name reference ETC. flOtf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-14

E.W. HALE. O. II. LuM-
No, 113 and 100 GR.4YLER STREET.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS of
- every description always on hand, for CtSHk
sale low for cash or approved paper. Also E%8S
Springs, Axles, Lamps, Bands, Cloths, -X-SZ
Leather Lace, andVarnish. $3.50
fy7 6md&W ID. w. HALE& LUM.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-14

N, ORLEANS BAZAAR and AUCTION MART,
Corner of PERDIDo and CARoNDKLET streets.
N The subscriber would inform his EtSG1557
ian friends and the pnblic that he has 7k E1@T
<A' taken Auction License -<SS345vJVT1
will hold regular sales Of CARRIAGES
HORSES, HARNESS. advertisement, the Eastern
Harness. sold this establishments will be
market and all Horses sold guaranteed
purchase retained AZ hours that the
the Horse represented the time OF SALE
He by this and by strict attention TO
business, to a liberal share Of patronage.
II. +. SMITH, Auctioneer
Outdoor sales Of all descriptions property attended
liberal
~ Carriages and Merchandise taken storage Jazz I'm
r, C. WHITLEY, AUCTIONEER. Office, No. 22 Banks
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