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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01
HO! FOR CALIFORNIA.

Vessel SAsk Eos
are requested to BE en- a. Pier East river by
term. srIy yNEs JonssoN. % Wal Si Street to-
L,oR SAN FRANCISCO. (CALIFOsNIA.r-TaE sPuEN.
nary very hyperion room accom-
She 10 v p fine hou'
going out would do well to examine this vessel pier
N " A' TooLE i South w eiisS' s aess to
nor CALIFORNIA. TO SAIL ON TaE I'd OF JANUARY
%oLoSiT Ni,aa
balance freight passage acccm%odssions
P%y ss ss,'s At G ss q s DARLING
usse oLp9Ttu s TO ,e' TIE ans brig Con DELLA win
snr ee n or vs s Of god
SPpoGn Of joining going ont in the vessel and
them comfortable home and until other ar
emit. be made Ar expsricrc
With The Pacific will charge vessel the
hsve the advise and ASST Of the agent
be Of i'm to s,t few Oh remaining
Hss5'r e i'sif for ss"
nAr.att Ssws wood master " having
her risht all and ready 20 sail few da
Jour I'VE
EoR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. AND raE GOLD
Bow m ss n's s 70 @
of York and
will sail about the 10th of January Frederick Jerome
who distinguished hin self in saving the ves in the Ocean
march saeed . mate sniliu and experienced Physician
but respectable and steady persons Advantages mere
Offered rarely he v1tR and but be satisfactory to
all detrous OF JON ing the Ascoaton. The ship will have
500 bsrreis Of -four lO do beef 800 do pork bread
M co. meal 81 do ,icc ~ 90 0 do potae 90 do
81 bags of Coffee bbs Of 10 bids moas 10 bb OF
chests of tea ~ qun tails Of goldfish The ship
!org 70 the passengers and each will be ents
that the balance Of the
Gan Francisco will tell for than the
supposed that re ship in that port will DO worth 30
fast hre mp the berts hos 10 without delay
For further sppy the Captain board foot of
Dover street. Freight taken on reasonable terms
Passoec. with a share Of Cargoand vessel. $3.50.
CAIIFoRNIA.-cHARTs OF THE LATEST PUBLICA.
on and superior and second hand Crosomeers For
sale low BY n. EGGERT q snS. 2e Peri street..
CIfTRTS rOR CONGRATULATIONS IN WANT OF
shirs can make saving Of full per cent ;, e.nsas
Wholesale Shirt Maoufsc,orv IL Walden Lane.
TIM ROOFING FOR CALIFoRNIA.--THE sUBsc sIBERs
ere now prepared to execute oil orders for roofing 10
to the above Thoy be packed thst the freight will
DE trine Insucone and model will Tany
roof that inexperienced hand building
et in from one two days orders to any rsbe
will be attended to by the
tends leaving few days for the above place
air sdy completed for that market s. X w.
Trembc,s kanractorv. s Chr,s site strcc.. New York
aent Of articles In the above loe will found
No 50 Iathane City AIDE AID United
states rihe United ttses Carbnes Revovor Pistols
Of all de tohs ammunition, Bowie kniye In ots 10
JOseog ROSE. JR
REUbEN HOPKINS
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ircrt OF COL JACK HAys.--NEw ROUTE TO
snUA.--Our readers will be glad to learn that
Col. Jack Hays, of the Texan
ges, VINO, with his whole command, 1t
fenorted, was killed by the Mexicans
H take, Is safe. A letter from our
pe cadent at Antoine de Bexar, published
tdry's Herald, informs us that the Colonel is
4 y safe. but has actually arrived at that place,
acceeding in finding route from San Anto-
io C,,hushua, which, with a trilling outlay,
b. ,ade equal to any road IN the county,
! simportant posiuoa which Texas occupies
a. "a our extreme Southern boundary, and adj
r7athe confines Of Mexico--we hive consider
y +, syisable TO establish a corps of competent
Yea Edents there, who will keep our readers
~ 81 all that transpires In that distant place
hE NEw STATE GovERNMRNr.--The Albany
iri i've the iollowing,--
l,pD IN. Hamilton Fish, and George w. Pstters On,
N be sworn into office ss Governor aud Lieut..
W q, hv the Secretary of State, at the Capitol,
osdsy, 20 day. at III o'cloJk A. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

M ECHANICS HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
IVA Grand and Broomc strces commenced Monday Oct
ID and win continue night
week Of the opening The original and we'll CRISYS
M!NSTRELs Organized 1872 tn FIRST TO HAHMONIZR
NEGRO AELODlEss AID UMIGlNATOHS OF TIE PRE-.
slkTs whose concerts in this city Of
the honor announcing the ladies gentlemen Of New
York and vicinity, that thew will give secs their popular
-: Dances 60 Admission Is cents Doors
every Saturday commencing At oceokP nndoY the ma
nagement and direction of f. Chsy On NEW YEARS DAY
an ftevroou Concert encng a. 3 o'clock, r. ~
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MEDIC Al.

II ALLLY'S MAGICAL PAIN ExT2kCrOR-THE GEN.
- uine article, failing remedy asass Burma
Scalda Rhumatsm ErysJes Broken bresss Nfc2l-s
DO. Avoid ccunteifeits, they are dsrgeroua
For tho genuine article apply propreors dspoA az
Broadway. B.DALLEY.
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NATlONAL THEATRE (FOaMEaLY CaATaAM)-o W.
IN arkes ben eft last appearance On "Wednesday
g January 1872 grand combination Of talented performers
Esq Mr. walcot j. n. scott Chanfau and Miss Emily
Mesy'r t"retsr with tho full strength Of tho company
book
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


SPECIAL NOTICES.
M AYok's OFFICE, DEG 80 Isia-A CARD-TnE MAYOR
NJ will happy to see his friends and fellow gene
- $50 :. 50 ~ JACOB RAMSAY. FIRST Marshal.
ard Enquiier Of this date makes necessary for give
y s 4: sssy e .: x.
r. st a. the 9 the @ os Of @
Roberts is under the authority Of ts Post Master
sSs, whole cit, into ,
tor s The Ss 10 a.a T % n OF the
- 80 y 800 : '''- : '-' R. Il Mossfs Pm.
BROADWAY HoTEL RE opEYlD- THE PusLIc ABE
.srnsr Of BadS1y and Park p:os ope.ed and viii
opportunity.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INVITE TaEiR
friends and call and them New Years
streets New York Their als Wines uquOr sogar
the best quality J. INGRAM.
MOTT E-iBE PUPILS OF Ma ChAaLr, w1IGBT ARE
B1%srs as be sfG os
sYSsEs 6
~ eiaea with themselves " Hart viii coatnu. tho
the the
SAMUEL HARr. SAMUEL HART, & co,
ban4 rhsSsps as.a Il $ soa assa Il; ;' sTss
3. sn c.n
solved y.S y %Tua consent gESnGs n
TIE SopAsTHanshIr sEaEiofOaE txisrNG UN-
der the firm Of winow and Perkins expires ..s day By its
who are Authorized the
NJ York, Jan. ,.s r.., i.i SaST fS: i!
% x. " Vii DAY e. sS
FfR.SSrYsIsq1XyS
N. York. Jan. Ist ls49 ISAAC KIP, JR
CoPARtkESsHlP.-ThE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
and VI. he firm q S Gre
efa tn.
ae' 1 Of Importing
cs
to their care will be properly attended to. oa,
i, Fl; ca: , sSssT sSssS$
References Nesns Davis, Brooks Co; Messrs Hooker
Mead Msra. S S.ia ssTs Rhsr Dodge Co.. Ne' Huy
N DsS ANIMAL M ss n
O'clock ranGsr viii s. closed from Us
80 80 = '' ~ C:EEvERrrr. Secretary
OF Ts ~, STAFF 2, ILL
five Gents on sash one aosss viii Be paid the
49, - WADSWOhTa SHELDEN, Interest Agents
New York Dec. ~, ls4S IS Exohange Place.
NC1lCk AND CAUTION. las PENS OF VARIOUS
stamps and worthless palmed by fsschood and
deception old no w.ud
sell poor article with ialse stamp inure the reputation for
gold pens have been obtaining.
ling vendors state tst have up business
hrm have have deemed prudent TO give this notes
publicity and them both totally fase.
bame having been lost or taken bsvc chanTcd entirely
stamps and dies All renure Bscley pens made are
stamped ALBERT O. Bagey, New York. ia scroll form.
ALBERT u. BAGLEY.
CARD.- BY LONG STUDY AND EXPERIENCE. WE |
have the objections urged against gold pcu
and brought them as near per econ A. human M nso,
patent extension and pencil being less
inches and half lepgth OF double thekn
nom btusrg breakiug Extended ofususi loeg.h
From the demand iAduced TO believe they will be the
leading article In market Aso gold aud silver pencil
cases. OF and beautiful patterns Dealers
mmesafe supply Of Their orde-s at the lowest trade
Warehouse old stand) ls9 Broadway, New York.
New YORK; 18th Dec. 1873. A. q BAGLEY q co.
r. s. by the Of Haiyht
thorzed TO cell Our only taes Alexander
Norton and H. w. Piersn, whom commend confidence
Of busiy and who authorized
for
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AgIUsE nIENTs.

RowERY THEATRE new YEARS DAY MONDAY
- Afternoon. JAM will be performed the FIRE ANNEX
Sir I.lder e kh.dss MT g. Clarke Mo- the Khymsr M
Mn. {. Da ~; Lazy Yrs Herbert. THE hOU u DJG
Dust Mr. Winans Cecilia. Mrs Herber The EVENINGS
orpsntss Will comIrs, the tragedy of WALLAcE-Wall,e
WIN 81 IKE; Xiv patrick Mr Stevens Lady Heen vr Mrs
Jordsn. LOVES sTRArAGEMsG Grand Duke Of Stnsnbach
sqe,ahtz sr! Scott Prince Ludwig Chrssntsst W.
Mr. H. nalk Iteiesa Mics ~ Taylor TUE FORTY THIEVES
II assim laba Mr. j. 49, Scott kustapha Mr.. winans.
On TUESDAY EVENING. Jsnusry 2 win ba rres,rtsd tho
taseds OF WALLACE, the comedy of LOVES SrRATAGEN3
and TIE matte spectacle Of he FORTY THIEVES
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAM,
" New Years Day-Mondsy Afternoon Jan, l. wall per-
formed the drama Of the DUMB GIRL Of GEN0 AAntono
Mr. Fxrlar Count Corvero Mr. 1iton Juletts 0ss
line To conclude with the pantomime called HARLEQUIN
Edward afterwards HarqsD, Mr. Col adine Clown Mr. Davis
Colu% hine Miss taiine Doors open at rss At
Pi,BiAs, D,mon Mr. r Scott Pyhis. MI. G. W. Clarke
Capth Miss ketayer After which, tbs Vienna
the Italian Twin Brothers combat aad tho
Of the HARLEQUIN Doors open at 6-curtain rses att
On TUESDAY EVENING January will be presented tho
LADY; OF LY0Nsacsuoe hsnStte Mr. Clarke; Beau
PaIsey Desc sEeles NJ, Taylor; Gaspard. Mr. Seymour
Widow kenoue. Miss Gordon After which. ccle5a,ed
called IA RLEQUIN.
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M aYOk'S OFFICE, DEC. 81. lSiA-A CARD-TIlE MAY0f
1vI will be happy his friends and fellow oiuzens
the first day Of January at the Mayors 0c betee
the hours Of IL and o'clock
JACOB RAWstY FIRST Nar,hai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

N0TlCE-TBE BARK EXPRESS, FOR CALIFORNIA
ms vessel having oidably
will positively sail on wednesday mornns 81 INST;
requested 10 be on board at Pier East by 10
when the vessel will be towed out The
MEDIATE two cabin with
,erms apply TO JONES Il JOHNSON. 80 Wal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

A MEXICAN CIRCUS-SANDS LENT X co, PROP Slg-
IA tors Brt adway Ahambrs, Prince strecBoxss 50
upper circle 20 price, Yss
dsy and evening two at evening at
The eieht Arabian tho
ing fp ants the Fighting Popies the Trick Ponies the
dancing bores May Fly and uce aus the fairy steei Cndc
iella Sands his
Mr. W. Stout Master Aymar Master Mauce Sands Mr. o. 1rd
ner Clown, Mr. Penand Master OF the Ring Capt
Decamp Equestrian Director Nc Stout Doors opsn half
pest l. and at N. j. r,;SaAY. TREASURER. I.
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G n RTS r0E CALlTORN1A.-rH0Sg IN WANT OF
~ shirs make saving Of full per cent BY calling
N WODLFs,
Wholesale Shirt Mnnufsc,ovv. ~ Maiden Lsrs.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE LATEST PUBLIC
~ ton and uperor and .ha Cbrosoueters
sale low by n. EGGRRT Il SnS, 2y9 Pe,r s,ree
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HE QUAKER EssEs.-We have heard it observed
Says the Delaware County Republican, by persons
who Were present during the progress of the Hinch-
man case, in Philadelphia, and by others who read
the published reports of the trial. that the evidences
given by the female portion of the witnesses was
remarkable for its correctness aud beauty One of
our Philadelphia contemporaries thus alludes to the
subject *
heing present in the court during the examination
OF These female witnesses, We were struck with
admiration at The manner in which they testified.
Their evidence was siraig forward correct, and
most beautiful ianguase-not word was mis-
placed They seemed to have perfect idea Of
the logical value of every sentence and in proprety
OF manner and self-possession, we have never seen
male witnesses who excelled them. They were
clear and precise in their statements, and sus-
tanned The long and able cross-examinations of Dn
vid a. Paul Brown with dignity and calmness.
lhey seemed to have perfect idea of the tech-
meal points which arose during the case and
when, alter discussions between the counsel, the
Court nmated its opinions, they shaped their tes-
timony in accordance with the decision, though at
times the principles settled were rather absiruse.
We do not think any lady witnesses, drawn from
fashionable society," could have sustained the irving
circumstances under which these Quakeresses
were placed half so well. The letters which
passed between some of them and the plaintiff,
were beautiful specimens of epistolary composition.
There never has been trial, within our hnowl-
edge, in which the witnesses were so far above the
ordinary run of people in intellinence as in this
case; and by far the most interesting, among the
one hundred and fifty examined, were the female
witnesses. Their whole examination shows the
superiority of the manner in which the Quakers
eiucate Their women, ensuring to them intelligent
nl'hds, instead OF trumpery accomplishments.
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TREATMENT OF CRIMINALS IN SHIRAZ, PERS IA.
We were arriving at our quarters, when, on arri-
wing at the chief madam, square, we perceived a
large crowd congregated, and on our making our
way through it, found that preparations were being
made for inf1icting the basinado on two criminals.
As we came up the punishment of one began, and
dreadfuy severe it was. The unhappy man was
lying on his back, while his feet were inserted in
fixed to the centre of long pole either end
of which held up in the air by ferast, In
such a manner that the soles were upwards, and
upon these suffering members two other terashes
alternately struck with thick poplar sticks, taking
a fresh one at every blow, for at every blow the
stick broke The torture must have been dreadful
much worse than any flogging inflicted upon the
back by the cat-o nine-tails. During the contnu-
ance of the punishment the other criminal looked
pieously on His mental agony must have been
great for he knew that in few minutes his turn
would come, and that he would be then rolling on
the ground, screechng and crashing his teeth Ink e
the wretched object before him. On went the pun
ishment without intermission for about twenty
minutes, when the criminal, having received about
seven hundred blows, was released from the felek,
and his comrade took his unenviable place, and
underwent the same punishment Their tortures,
however, did not end here for, TO my horror and
disgust, the right hand of each was cut of, and
the tendon Achilles of the left foot divided by the
large knives of the ferashes who had inflicted the
bastnado On my inguring what crime the I'M
happy wretches had committed to render them Ia
bic to such terrible inflcton, | learned that on
the previous evening they had violated young
girl belonging to the household ola khan, and then
attempted to murder her; but the screams oil the
unfortunate creature having brought some persons
TO the spot the cuprits were arrested before they
had perpe,rated the second part OF their horrible
crime Travels IN Persia.
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rOBACCO.-The inquiry continues good, and factors
s,y obtained very full Nearly eco hhds changed
s..ds including the following lots 138 hhds, A. at "a
~ R. at 81; IS hhds. r. at and Ill hhds. Mason
Comfy low A. and r. at average of 9-16c y ID.
srGAR AND MOLASSES.-The sales of Sugar were
A sbout l50 hds at former rates, 3a04sc for good
Cannon TO fully Fair. Of Molasses. about many bb
,sL,p st lao &c., and for re- boiled 18GO19c gallon.
FIOUR-The Flour market rather quiet yesterday,
hut prices are firm and the advance. About 1000 bbls
Sucsed Of among which 100 bbs ordinary st. Louis
!, ~ $50 do Ohio at "a 121a 200 do in lots. at "a 20
s do Illinois at "a Is bbl negotiation pending for
vay large lot, in store
CORN-Demand steady and prices the advance. Sales
IA 400 sacks of which 800 sacks yellow 40 1900 bushels
A famed at 49, 1900 sacks, part in and part the
Isyes at =; and $50 do. prime yellow at 45c y bushe.
OATs-e550 bushels in bulk sold equal to 3c 100 sacks
,t s. and $50 do. at BIC.
pROVISIONS-TheP Pork market, with large stock and
limited demand heavy. Sales of 100 bbs in lots at % 70
0H9 rs for Mess and % rs y bbl for Prime Of Bacon
x asks prime Sides sold at 5s05s and some good shou
dn At l4c b. Lard is in steady request and the sales
.s larger including 1859 bbls at So sos do CAT and 26
az 10 tierces at s. and 1l90 kegs 50 and l04O) at 6c
pound. ~
Tx and 80. cash.
WHISKY.-No change. Sales of 100 bbs Rectifed at
H. S5 d. at III. and $50 do. Raw at 171ac gallon
FRElGHT5.-Feighb still dropping under the infu-
.oce of continued heavy arrivals of vessels One ship taken
for aue Sc for Cotton, and for Bordeaux at $50 y
nm far Slaves
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

aFor San Francisco. CalifornisLTo Sal On n ths
- p FART Capt Alex Adams will be dispatched
above She ha s. 300 bbs more Of f ss and
the numbe, already engaged This vessel has been tho
roughly overhanled newly coppeIed and pn il complete
al Post g. Eecond Municipality or to -
apA u = MEEkEh, % roydfass a. Sco
s~ No pessgs secured until paid for.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

fryscked daily for the Crescent 5v VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. Wednesday. May 2.-Anived, steamer La
ye.ie with IS Beeves 20 Calves. 100 Hogs, 100 Sheep
samsr Marshal Ney. with 81 Beeves, $50 Sheep. Hogs
tssmsr Duck River. with 50 Calves. Prices as
Jows-Beef first class. &c.; second. sSc third 71aD7c.
On; Hogs 34(O4c. $b Cows. $25f0s35 Sheep, - rs
aS5: Hay t14O$l5 y ton Corn, 45fS550c. q bushel
Oats, &C. bushel Bran. 6of07Oc. . 100 ID; Oilcake
AIN mo M
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MEDICAL BOOKS,
Illustrated ,0ih Colored and Plain Plates,
FOR SALE BY
T los. L. WHITE So Canal street.

QGAIN'S ANATOMICAL PLATES. Illustrating the
Structure OF the different OF the Human Body. By JONAH
Quain, NJ. D. In volume quartn.
MOREAU'S PRACTICAL TREATISE ON MID
WiFERY exhibiting the advanced Of the Science
In volume quarto. With eighty plates.
PANCOAST'S. OPERATIVE SURGERY. COmprising
Of the various processes Of the Art ncuding al
the new operations exhibiting the Of Sugc Science its
rre,ent advanced condition. With eighty plates 10 vol ITO
MOTIFS VELPEAU'S OPERATIVE SURGERY.
areiuy revised entirely remodeled and augmented with
Treatise Minor Surgery Illustrated by hundred
cravings, incorporated with the Accompanied with
Atlas OF twenty-five plates representing the principal operaions
surgical Instruments Tran lated by b. p. Town
send M d.. under the Of and and observa
lions by, Valentine Mott, NJ D. In volumes.
THEOLOGY OF THE HUMAN TEETH. With thirty plates.
In volume quarto
RAYERiS THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL
TREATISE ON THE DISEASES OF THE SKIN. With
forty coored plates. In volume quarto
SMITH AND HORNER'S ANATOMICAL ATLAS.
MASSES POCKET ATLAS of the Descriptive Anato-
OF the Human Body With hundred and twelve
wings. | vol.
NJ D. large assortment Medical Books
mention daily advertisement sale moderate prices
above. apo 81
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERS
T'HE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
l. that he has now in successful operation - =
fine STEAM FERRY, running from sAaAA-ss
the City Of New Orleans to Algers. from day
light until o'clock, P. M The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf bu expressly for the purpose and located oppo
site the Pontchsnrain Railroad landing, in giers short
distance above the Beevle Iron Works The landings
each side well arranged and safe and exit and
trance always obtained The rates the those
charged by the other Ferries Also shipmaser and Others
wishing go the Point viii find large and commodious
skiffs constantly plying between the Government wharf
(wheie the Onnibuses stop and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side. -
fy5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH
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A. r. COCHRAN & CO.,

IChOup1f0uIdS
" porters of FRUITS NUTS. ETC., have for sale:
RAISINS-300 packages. whoes, halves and quarters.
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes No.
PECANS--2O0 bsg and barrels fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-lC0 baskets.
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No. -
k0fBSTERS-Agents for manufacy J. Caldwell & Co.
FISS-30Oo drums extra superior
PEPPER, PM NTO and RACE GlNGER-4N bags.
MACK EREL-An invoice assorted. $500
ALMONDS-s00 trails and bags Soft Shell.
WINES-Port. various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga;
200 cases Old Spanish
FILBERTS and BRAZIL. NUTS and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts 49,
CAROLINA SEED COW-PEAS-5OO bushels
SCREENED SCHUYLKILL COAI.~25O casks
BUTTER-25o kegs superior ST Louis. ap2S I'm
Arancv Of the calehrstsd Ar,ercan Pn~darnc
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SALES AT AUCTION.

VIM. e. Proseus u.s. Schr Sally and Cargo.
U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.
IN the U District Court the District of
Y VIRTUE of writ of vea Gis to me directed in
II entitled
DAY Mays sie at 10 O'Clock M Banks Arcade
s
schooner SALLY tackle apparel furniture,
lies Lake Railroad
Also the time and place. the CARGO said Schr Sally
consisting Of f,ghy Barrels of SHELLS, more or less
U.s. Msrsbai's Office, NewOresns, April 30 1872
ap2l, q, mys wM.F. WAGNER, u s. Marshal
Sale Of U. S. Ordnance Stores.
"WEDNESDAY May 10, ISi9, 10 o'clockWI be sol
w Baton Rouge Arsenal Louisiana, the following Ord
I.o9a Muskes complete;
IS d DC. EnsiaS;
80 Rifles;
s6 Pistols:
100 900 n Smail-a accourements;
sos Copper Fiasks;
1863 Buckles.
80 tons Cast Iron told Balls.
g" Wrought Iron, Tire BGss, Chains, Nuts Chain
Gable,
1922 Files
A lot Assorted Tools.
All articles deliverable at the place of sale.
Terms of sale, cash.
Giles above enumerated Of which will be found useful plan
tauon purposes. -
t1he New Orleans Crescent
the day OF sale and forward tins office collection
Baton Rouge Adrocate. ap30
AUCTION NOTICE.
FENHE SUBSCRlbER, closed his
l. LEWIS FLORANCE will hereafter carry the Auction
Auctioneer wellknown a
ii. R. WOOD.
Rxrsrenees-Mamse White & Co., VIM Laughn & Co. Jacob
Barker.
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PICK POCKET.-JOhn Dennis arrested for attempting
abstract the contents of the pocket of coat
in Muphys Ten-Pin Alley He caught in the act
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-03

N5-"H How do you like Gen. Taylor - an old
wing was asked few days since First rate, !"
said the old wing He turns ost grea, deal bet
ter than we expected'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-03

STEALING CLoTHING.-Night before last person named
Nolan arrested in the Third Municipality for stealing
quantity of wearing apparel from ship which he was
acting as Waterman
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-03

AssAULTING WATCHMAN-John Vaughn for assault
ing Henry Eiberman of the Second Municipality Night.
watch, yesterday examined and before the First
District Court by Recorder Baldwin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-03

HORSE STsALINa.-Peter Jackson arrested by the
lt Municipality Police to complaint against him
for horses tealng and swndng He will be examined to-day