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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-12

But we rotl,enr 10 dwell longer uPn} 'h'S
mos, painful reciIuI-=made do4hly I0'mn,l''
when wc consider yonr nge and sen 'u'
duty tnwurJS YOU md the outraged avs
which YOU Nv yialnlpd, is nearly romp'e,-
cd You nre hasic,,inr tn a higher tribunal,
NJ yl,iri, ,o,, mast u,cct Tn, murdered aud
iuncceul boy for although You have S"riS
him lroman earthly existence, his Son' s''-'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,


Pc RF U M cry,
Combs, Brushes and Gents Furnishing
Goods.
E We have splendid Of new and beau
tful FANCY ARTICLES,
which receiving additions BY packet We inv
attention to the following list;
CARD CASES. PEARL shsh, Silver, etc.
RETlCULEs.. six and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES, "A fine assortment, new styles.
DESKS. Ebony, Rose good, Pspier Maehs etc.
WORK BOXES Ebony, Rose wood, Papier Msche, stE
DRESSING CASES. Ebony, Rosewood, Pupr Hachs etc.
PORTFOLIOS. Leather, Velvet and PapieT Machs.
ACCoRDEONs.-. Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. Shell and Tin cases.
BOUQUET HoLDERs.-..A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-Of all the celebrated makers, Al prett
ranging from one 70 eighteen dolurt,
DOAlNOEs and DICE,
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German,
OPERA GLASSES. ...A large assortment
oDEUR BOXES, Prem I've 70 SiE botist,
PAPETERlEs,. of Ebony, Rosewood PaFsF &c,
FANS, ,of Pearl, Ivory, Feather, PspsF sb SO,
PORTE MoRNAIEs.. OF Shell, Pearl, LsAlhsF s,s.
CANES, ,MauH.sd with Gold, Silver, eie,
uhsRELLAs, "a superior sTies, mE5l f1l ufI,
CORK JACKETS, ,,Lh PHHHTfn,
FERFUAERY ei Ill kinda
BUsPENDERB.
hONEY BELTB.
HANDKERCHIEF,
CRAvATs, STOCKS and EuAEFB.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS
We HAYS now IN c0mps Linen
Cation RHIRTB As lave made enabled
and Of in the latest Styles the
''''''' ANU - GUINNESS 81 co,
iy2sadp II CAMP sS5st' opposite t6s City Bank.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
NeW OrIeans CattIe Markst

LAFAYETTR October 4-P- M.-Bsef Cat0e-Tbs min,
raes are SGG4e D. but for choice Beeves barEansd or
at net weight higher price has been obtained f,
since last report amount to 476 head Sheep-Bseev ~
steamer Marshal Ney. $40 head Held at sl3e2 % 80
Hogs-By the Marshal Eey $50 head received We opo,
al SlG94EcF Vsat-4E941<c Pib.. Rsasting Pigs
&c. "a 81. .JBleh Co1s-825Os5O.
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S SOUTHERN DEPOT,

161 Chartres street. Nelg Orleans.
Where all Dealers in tie States of LOUISIANA. ALA.
BANA, MISSISSIPPI. KENTUCKY and TENNEs-
SEE and the City of ST. LOUIS in the State of MIS-.
souri,, will be promptly supplied. au2O 8m2dp
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
General Agents for said Territory.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

l, John Williams resident Of Hamilton county and City
OF Cincinnati, feel solemn duty that 10 the com
mHnlLy thus to publicly that have been troubled with
the les of SPOUT seven yeers during which time have
suffered much bodily pain lost great portion of that time
by confinement my bed and have expended several hun
dTad collars but to no purpose continued grow worse.
Meanwhile, persuaded, and finally urged to make
trial Of - DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
TORI for this awful complaint and to my utter
ment, well and hearty ever, and the of
boxes of this precious ointment qscnbe cure. These
facts willing 10 affirm should make the statement
- JOHN WILLIAMS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
$4,000 Worth Of Dry Goods, Just Received,
AT P. J. o'DOHERTY's Cheap Store,

Corner Of TchuupJ0las 81. and 81 hary's Market.
~ The undersigned respectfully informs the Ladies Of NewOr
leans Lafayette Fall Goods received and
open for Inspection that every offered vii be sold at
peeedenty low prices The following comprise part viz:
Black, Plaid Striped and Watergd Silks;
Rich C9lored, Chsugeable Figured and Striped Silks;
ack Velvet Embroidered Maneau Visettes aud Mautas;
Coored Cashmere Cloals and MBusaus very rich
Canton Grape Cashmere, Sih, BTucle and Polka Shaw
Bireges Taretaus, Foulards, and Dotted Muslips
Rich MuZ0urkat Rob Roy and Cren0uel Padsi
Umbrellas ParasOs ard Suushahes;
PLAID, Striped and Changeable AlpaCas new;
French, German. Eugsh and american Calcoess
Black figured Irish Tabuetts, very new;
Linen ShItings and Damask Table Linens:
tOItonades, Apron Che Ks, Deuims and Hickory
Blanket all QUALITIES, 1914 IA and 1874, and Mareles Quilts
Red White, Blue, Green and Yellow FlBnnes;
Bed Ticking Hooks Spool Thread Needles, etc.;
SWs., Book, Null and Scotch Lawn Mullins;
JacOne Edgings; Table and Piano Covers all qualities;
Three and grain Carpets, Wi Brussels Rugs:
OIcoths, Door Mats and Canton Mattng8
Brown aud Beached Linen and Cotton Sheengs
Hosiery Ribbons ArIfcas Lsces aul Gloves;
Canton Flannel Gimps Fringeg and Embroidedes;
Furniture Prints Red, Blue and Buff Damasks AT
P.J. O'nOHERTA' IS Cheap Store,
% 32p Corner Of Ichouptoulas and ST. Marys Market
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

[Eottin the FirBt municipality (deaisnasd in the 6si
oe % ~ ne nos eonnence At the karcsd and up
In TIT Second t the Nos commence above
ing, No being flatboat Landing In Third fm3 - Mo-
commence 81 The kaLIoad and down. Nc. Frr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
D A L L 3 Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND


HAS eveEbeen discovered that possesses any of the qualities
of this famous Remedy Almost daily we hear Of new, and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by its application to
diIeases-for il remarkable fact that many of its
effects are known only from accident or experiment So
deep has besnt science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor 90 admirable the combination Of its ingredients
that it is found suited to relieve almost every amsns to
whohths frame of is subject Let Us eaumsTals some
Of the peculiar qualities Of this remedy,
Frst-It win within Eve minutes from rs application,
remove the palp from the EsyeTef BURNS, aQALDS az
RLISTERs 1t will also remove the pain aad sufs GOVT
FlC-poLoREt3, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
OF sWBLLfNGs.
sseoEd-iR cases Of BURNS IL applied Immediately
It VIII preserve life no matter bow ssvets may be the injury
pnlesl vital part be burned and It's immediate application
will prevent any blister aud consequently snysors or in,
hammRtion.
Taird-It will heal Burma or Wounds, Ulcers, Or Sores,
Of any kind WITHOUT SCAR.
F6UTthIt neutralzes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, Rabd animals.
F0th.-It will wherever applet, prevent MORTIFICA.
TON and in old wounds where modification haa com.
menoed it will the disease and cure the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away it will restore the
part to its natural state.
Si1th.-If BROKEN LIMBS, when SET be well wrapped
up in the Salye Inflammation Swelling or Pain can
oeour and the bones unite and become strong with
iShing rapidly.
SsUsRth.-When the Bowels are painful or nfiamed the
Extractor if well rubbed upon them will afod relief and
movement, when castor OIL aap and all other
medicines have failed.
Eghth-Its perfectly safe in all cases-it never can
do harm-the system will absorb than necessary
to repair it. 1t will not conflict with any medicines
may be taken internally.
We have space in this publication to enumerae all thu
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
lint oil
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

may be confidently stated that there is no case PILES
which may not be. cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t is certain remedy, and once the pain and
soreness.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
NEW ORLEANS RTAPVTTe


p, EsCRNT QFFIor
COTEON-The Cotton markst confiuues y-ttLo, -,
ehango and with fair demand The .nls- v.s..5s
summed up 300 bales for France and ~ No-,5
EEW-ORLEAHs oLAsstg1c.11on
lhI5n0t .nonel 9liddhHR VAR fosxfarg
ordinary .........r93<E0 Ell Far ... iil11 esIs
5ailddhng; "a a l0t4 Good Pair i55ss359
5000 nidding. l05SGB OsS Good and Fine S.7--i-aI
TOBACCO.--OnIy 30 bids soId including @ bh51 NJ
son County (2S sHd1 - al. and hkds., damarsf
r. a. ga "a, and A. at CSC. p b.
sOSAB AND MOLASSES. Sales Of Sugar oon6os7
Pl9epaly 10 small lots, 51z556 for Fair to Prime Re-
'V ,S mola2ses. lSid2Oc. y gallon.
1LOoh-fhere was but little demand for FlouF and the
ae was dull About 1900 bbI taken including IeO bbs
~ LOUIS At ~ S. $50 bb Illinois and ordinary st. LouE
~ ~ DO at IS l2, and go bbls extra in two ots Il
~ The sales Of Pork were quite large CON-
ns ~ bos Mess and 4I2 do Prime to one buyer. but
% p1s' weIe not made public. No large transactions in
VI Lard 20 kegs pIms were sold at az and 1600
kegs at about ihs same rate - = '4' $50 -s'S
AND RoPE-sO pieces and coils were taken
~ lo54 and % cash, AID $50 coils al &c. cash
sALf-ooO sacks Turks Inland bFouebt s7izo d.E,.,.f
BEEsWAX.-A sale of coo h Al 1sJze 3 *
WHlskf.-0O bbls. Rsctfsd odd IA oua Iof :, ~ -
bO 90 IN several lots al S41Sc p gallon
EACHANGE.-Demand limited
FhElGHF5.-No new engagsmentuy
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BEG leave to inform the citizens of New Orleans that
nave received, per late arrivals fom New York, the fol-
owing list of Goods which sell nt very low prices
lam figured and striped black Dress SILKS plain and
stilpsa Ghamelons black aud oO0Ted Apaceas; Canton
and Thbet Cloths B0mbaznes Tweeds and CassimeIes
I9t Peys and mems wear black and striped Grenadines
bhhEGES and MOUSSELINE DE LANES for
RlOufnlng Dresses small figured MOusseine de laines
hns assortment Of HOSIERY consisting of Ladies' black
Hose Gent. white and brown Half Hose MeIino and
SottOn misses and boys Hose and Half Hose, of all
ladies' MenO and Silk Vests gents Silk. MeTino and
Cotton UndeRhiIts and Undehirs for boys and girls from
one year up ladies' aud gent : Linen Cambria HandkeT,
chiefs and Linen Cambria MUSLINS of all knds-ine
Swiss and JaoOnet Book, Swiss checked and plaid Cam.
bTlcs white and eOOTed embroidered Swiss and JaeOnet
Tor Dresses Mermack CcehecO and French Prnts Cot.
ION and WOnted Table Covers 81, Up Yoweling and
Damask Table Cloths etc Likewise, tist.rate
3oument Of all kinds of TRIMMINGS; SIN and Worstef
BTalds BTads for embroidery work black and colo ed
SIX and Pearl Buttons fancy Gilt Buttons ladies' Slides
snd Buckles, for the waist TOuOse she and bataO Side
Combs gent 5 Pocket Combs Hair and Tooth Brushes
Alexandef's KID GLOVES, etc, ETC.. A call from my old
friends and customers, and the ladies Of New Orleans, is
Epectfully solicited.
DIV w, w, THOMPSON, ChNHu Il,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
NEW PIANO AND GUITAR MUSIC

HT-U . OAMF STREET..
- THIS DAY RECEIVED-EFggsN
Piano Pieces The Sand. IgASf3s.H
n U IVA ri VaId Bearer, By FeTd Boyer Las 80
y ~ v uRo9e, BY Henry CrsmeI; Oh Leave Ne
70 MY sorrow Soldiers Greeting The Harp tlet once
5nRf9lgh F9rss Halls, and Fly Not Yet; BaIds Legacy
IiOs9ollo tOlka, by Jane Soman Jenny Lind Polka by
La CaEpenuer ROmRnesos Polka, by Chas CRUDE Dill
Sssyni hose lbuokSep; SINNERS Quioksteps; Marian
htaIs' oy Lanner MOOnbeam, do; Memory Waltz Bal.
lS1s and songs Lonely Rors, by Bale An No More
SemembeTed; Love the Merry Sunshine BY Slower Good
Elg9t. 9Hett Moonlight Of the Heart by Maurice Stra-
Glover 's 'O'0eS' " N'@'' w.
or q uitaT-Anhie o. the Banks o. Dee, by Glover
64lstefs Iaii Oh Watch You Well by Daylight by Chas
hess Emma Snow together with many other beautiful
pieces. o. Sc Il. A. TYLER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time but it is driven in and will eappear the same or
some other place. The Pain Extractor however, draos
o, and completely the of the disease and
sftects thorough cure.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
MILLINERY .MILLINERY,

MILLINERY... MILLINERY,
e Sc "a oglJ @.
THERE articles Of Merchandise for which such
various prices asked in this CITY, as MILLINERY
As the Fall Trade beginning it may be well inform
t9e public Of The EIGHT PLACE TO make their purchases
MhS. CAMPBELL, corner of POYDRAs and CARoNpE-
LET, now receiving from Paris and the Northern Cities
large and splendid assortment of Nj l. l. II r and
N CH G . o ID S +, and har small expenses enables
her TO sell at prices far below those usually asked The
style and quality of her BONNETS and other Goods are
not surpassed, if equaIled in the city oil lw
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Barka.
Schoouers
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE &c 81 80 N.-LoEsTTUBE % Win Time, 81.

Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Ohio, Lieut.. gehenek, New York
Big I III, RudoYich, Havana. John AlsxSn5Sf.
Arrived Yesterday
baIE Man Parker Auld from Campsaohy 9Th slt to N,
Harled-ist nv w - -"
Sch, n NJ Sean, Rod6sh DAYS issm Corpus Christi, in
hRllkst, 70 q, Wiekham-lsl nsy, - y"
sehT, HnThet Cannon, DAYS tom BTnaaI a. InRo IN
ballast 70 msstsF-lst ny, =
ssht Amafisa9 Maonsy, DAYS from, Msasorda Bay, IN
ballast, 70 A, i, CgehEane B Co!-1Et my,
arEAmHRATa:
Jas. L. Day. GibenOn. from Mobile
Knoxville Cfump from Mlikans Bend-1s14 baIez r0ttou
" B. Mosby. tady, from Fort Adams-I076 bales cotiOn
Gen. Worth, Man, fiOm VlckSburg-723 bssls COTTON
Malsha key, Gleih, from 81 Louis
TOWboat Phoenix, RiRehaTdt, from the Passes.
Memoranda,
Towhoat ph9nix lowed down and to sea, on the 9Th
ult. ship LeOdss and sOhr H. A. Burling.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
New ORLEANS:

--'---A-ta7a-aHaaNe ~
-0S6
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 5, 1s4s
YESTERDAY IrEKg-But lt,ls Of intare occurred ye..
terday. We cleaned all we could ind in barren field
but it is chat after all.
AssAuLT1Na A WIrE-Thomas Oldham for beating hin
wife ps street o. Tuesday 3Ig ht WI answer for ne Of
sad tale before the Recorder of long and patiently
endured until further sueTancs ceased to- be virtue. The
lady seemed worthy Of al sympathy and appeared TO be
meek, unoheDdlng woman.
.sTABBIEG.-A man named Thgls has been sresied By
oath of Z. B. TrOupO, who states that The attacked
him in his premises the Leveo between Maznreau
him severely with large knife The complainant could
not make he charge until yesterday his wounds preventing
MS appearance ct the oihoe "
ACHA1K OF Ev1DEEcE-Mr. j. Mailoy made an affidavit
yesterday before Recorder Genos, in which he states that
gold chain and key were stolen from the house Of F. shaes
INST He has the articles in the possession of
the matter warrant was issued.
RECORDER BALDwIy's CoURT-Tbe day. session gave
Us amongst other mates the following items Patrick Daily
and John T. Burns were faedfoT unbeoom1g behsyor
Elias Mendek for assault Goldsen, inside give bail
Rg and insnng Frances Oldham to the Fist Dialrct
Count for trial.
DAEeERoUs, AssAULr.-Reoorder seuzeneau issued
hns charged BY MI James Rtchie 9Th having beaten bis
sras, a. n iesaeHes no % Champ Eysees
critical state The accused has been committed prison
DANGEROUS AND sUsPIc1oUs.-Richard spsncsy bsloug
inc TO the said brotherhood to the work houe ~
coTder Baldwin 10 answer for The offence Peter Man
ley accused Of obng Harrison Tuly IF Bis knife and en
ting his arm with IT, Was also sent to the place. NO wit
ness appearing against him.
BLOODY WORK.-John Lemon, Samuel Holbrook Vim
anding, and Patrick CTevon were into custody ye
teTday by the Fist Municipality police stealing beef
he Recorder will teach them to-day that their courss Is moi
3pete for men of character.
john THoMPsoN.This gentleman is charged By Ph,Fp
Mars haLkeepe at ClsnsOn Coffee house. of Bar
rack and Od Levee Streets IN iobhng the drawer of three
watches and fifteen dollars Recorder Gsnos has ssUed
warrant, bat Mr.. Thompson Is non est iR0eutBs
ARREsTED.-JamesL anking accused By Nj Vincent of
Committing larceny arrested yesterday by the First
Municipality police.
RECEIVING STOLEN PRoPERTY-Martha, a slave wss
arrested yesterday by the Second Municipality Police char
ged with receiving coffee stolen from Geo s. B0yce
DIscHARGED.-Chas. MoGuny, who it was alleged gave
John Mors severe beating, was discharged yesterday By
Recorder Genois.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

YESTERDAY IIENg-But little Of interest occurred yss
terday. We cleaned all we could hnd in barren field
but il Is chat after all.
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ALBANY. May 8, 1916 4, q Jackson street.

o. =
nine years under medoal skiin the cities Of New
York and Albany abOTng under the most distressing cry
Hipelas attended with Inflammation of the kidneys and
with bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large lamps of
the size Of hens prOdng, and large bO covered my
body. The secTetOns stopped for days when my
distress became inolerabe My tongue oraek ed and the
roof of NV mouth covered and my chest al
the root Of any neck burning heat so that
cold water did not cool il.
In this onged for DEATH and never expected re.
cOveIy, when Mrs. Iessup desired me 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

KINGS White Palace
70 GRAVlER STREET. door from Camp street.
~ The proprietor this Establishment being now at the Eastern
Cities advancing On GOODs acquisitions will be
By nearly every ARRIVAL Large consgnmeuts expected per ships
STEVENS.
Per steamship OHIO, expected large lots Embroidered Cape
Grape shawIs, Ribbons and other Fancy Goods.
~ The LOWEST PRICE asked at frat and NO 5B1TE
MENT made. al n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

She brought to my bed box, and applied some TO the
sores. felt immediate wherever it touched me- and
begged for enough to annOiH thoroughly. Ii OBJ
tanned, and life TO invest TO the
burning pain in the chest even made Pills of it, and took
them which cured me- owe my life to your valuable
Extractor. being ever, and have been
ever since early in the year 1872 - -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 5, 1s4g.
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DANeERoUs Assault Recorder seuzeneau issued
warrant yesterday Tor the arrest Of named Glenn Hon
ns, charged by Mr. James kche 9th having heat n rs
slave caroline opposite his residence No IS Champ Eysees
street on Wednesday evening The girl is now lying IN
critical state The accused has been committed 10 prison.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
ALLRY's PAM EXTRACTION


but shall subiOn few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in possession from all parts of the
country.
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DANGEROUS AND SUsPICIoUs.-Richard Spencer belong.
ng 10 the sad brotherhood, the wokhouse 81
cOTdeT Baldwin 10 for The Ofe Peter Man
ley accused Of Tobbing Harrison Tuly Of bis knife and en
hpDaaring AGAINST him. - r -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

RECORDER BALDwIg's CoURT-The days session gave
Us amongst other matters the following items Patrick Daily
was required 70 ind bail to keep the peace Rich Knight
and J0hn 4. Burns fined for unbecomng behavior.
Ea AeDdlek fer assault On Godsten, made to give bail
IN the sum Of 500 Lydia ZONES for grossly abus.
Ing ana lusuting Frances Oldham to the F Dttrct
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

JOHN THOMPsON-This gentleman is charged by PhliD
MARS hsfkeePer at ClansOns COFFEE house corner of Bar
rack and Old evee streets. it'll fObbng the drawer of three
watches and fifteen dollars. Recorder Ganois has ssued
warrant, but MI Thompson il non est iUbentHq
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

BLOODY WoRK.-John Lemon, Samuel Ho!brook. VIM.
Banding and Patrick CTevon were taken custody res
terday by the Fis Municipality police for stealing hef
he Recorder will teach them to-day that their course moi
qaeJe for men of character.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

AssAULTING A WIFE-Thomas Oldham for beating hin
wife ina street, Tuesday mig t. will for the Of
fence before the First District Count. Ma oldham told
sad tale before the Recorder of wrongs long and patiently
endured until further fufeancs ceased to be virtue The
lady seemed worthy Of al sympathy and appeared be
meek, unoffsDdiug woman.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
Corner Lot Of Ground. 49,. Second MunIoipaiity
Lot of Ground on Dryades street Market
vALUAsL1 PANTY sYRy1NTs FoR m

4 HE undersigned offer loI sale The following named ser
wants, formerly owned BY the estate Of the late Benz
soy and 70 be sod account Of the ihsRdad departure
OF the pTeent owner
The nsgTess SARAH. aged about IS years q good cook
with her three daughteS aged Is, Ia and IL ysars.
about 80 years of age
The servants can be the Office from IL o'clock
each day. FLORANCE Il TAYLOR, -
s2l No. 81 GFayieF sfFaat-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

ACHAIE OF EvIDENCE.-Mr J. Malloy made affidavit
yesterday before Recorder Geno in which he states that
gold chain and key stolen from the house Of F. shaes
at the of DaRphns and st. PetsT seets the t
INST he has the articles in the possession of
Henry Waltz and thinks he knows something about
the matter. a warrant is.nad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
ERYSIP ELAS.

Cincinnati, 9TH month, 1s47.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

CART FOR SAIL. 2
A NEW CART, with Potent tron hali
~ and ASlss made in tbs very best man
nsT far ~ IoV a. the owner has no use fQl
i. Apply - HATChkl stAeh4-Vp sum "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
New Orleans Emigrant and Remittance oHiee.
81

FfAHE undersigned. his Old estashsi Office. continues
to accommodate penons desgus Of lemtlinE money 10
their friends in Eng land Ireland Scotland with SeIng
sight TRAITS, payable in pdo5n IN the above named
kingdoms and in sums 70 sI He also. usual continues
having passengers brought from Ls9oo 70 this eiy On
good ships and reasonable Parties living al dis
snoe, BY addressing steT (poStpad g he nndesgned
40 Iv IS Bank Place. New Orleans
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-26

ofthe river, who are numerous, appear
healthy and make no complaint Of the
climate. | suppose the Latitude to be
about 39d., or perhaps 3Sd. 40m. Re-
specting foreign navigation our situation
is not agreeable. Our principal supplies
are from Philadelphia. Land carriage
from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh is about
200 miles. Carriage at this time s dol.
lars per hundred-formerly guinea.
To the Federal City and Alexandra, ZIG
miles. But this is reduced by improving
the navigation Of the Potomac to about
80 miles, probably will be reduced to 60
indeed they already go with Boats from
the mouth Of Savage Creek. 60 miles
from this. 1t is found however TO be hard
getting up stream to that place, Our
supplies Of foreign goods will in few
days be from Quebec The inland navi-
CATION may be so improved from Lake
Erie to the Ohio that the land carriage
will not exceed FIVE miles. AS respects
Expectation, few places in America are
better situated. The free navigation of
the Mississippi affords US every advantage
we could wish or nature designed for us
We can build vessels suitable for the
West India trade, lade them with our
produce and with ease descend to the At
lantic. Salt we shall make in abundance
The numerous Salt Springs interspersed
through the country will forever afford a
sufficiency Of this necessary Article"