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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09
SLOAN'S FF i "a ONT
AND ELff VR
CONDITION s.zsssz..tes-.:9sEe, Pow

have earned great name! For purity, midncsz,
safety certainty and thoroughness, Sloan's Omit
ment exccls and is rapidly superseding al other
OHlments and Linaments. for the cure Of
Fresh Hounds Gals of all kinds. Sy5aias, F,7eises
Craoted Heels R3igJoac, Poll ErL Hm9gaHs.
Gallons SpGrins, Sveeap. Fistuj0. Lame
ness, Sand Cracks, FoIsadcred Fee,
Scratches or Grease, HdHge and Horn Disteaper
The Powder will remove all Inflammation and
and fever purify the blood, loosen the skin cleanse
the water, and streng hen every part OF the body.
and has proved a sovereign remedy Tor
Disenpe- Hj7e-Joa,,3, Loss Of .3pps.te In'cord
Srajas, Ieilo,c Water Inflammation Of the Eyes,
Fatisue from hard earrc,ss. .2iso Rheumatism
commonly called STIFF CompIaint) which proves
aral to many valuable horses IN this country. J.
also safe and certain remedy for Coughs, am
Colds. which generate SO many fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40. Lake street, Chicago, I'll.
~ B. SLOAN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-09

10. Il. IS, 10, II & IS forty-foUr cents each.
Paid except Road Tax.
: According to Sale Book. 81 l2w
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es ths Csuss ssd che Secretary dsleisd 10 ,ys ssss

,ss . CsSss az ths Secretary dsAsisd % sys sss d
Inc special cQmmtiee. appointed ii ,hz last .l,. 4,
sogsest melnod BY which conGs Of action couti b. al
nu h 70 - ,utne overflow Of the city, reported thai
the ans ton oud b. submitted the Iesane and Su bs
body TO effect this des abe object ~ "e iaue Oy lhat
The special committee, to which wax ,efs,,sd IT, ;.:.
uon 10 tne Memphis Convention stated thai thew yohi 20
port at another time the ha, ing he re-
rom The 4th OF July until the 10Th OF October NJ
Mr. Tompkins offered a resolution reist ye 70 ~. ,.
ION o. the approaching I'D annvesar of American nds
penuehce which was adopted. and Messs Tompkins ";
ution. ~ ~o''""'so 10 garry out said
sanc; pg DE offered eso u'ion fixing the salary of Mr.
servants, and G1 1s ct IN h NJ sancer would have
in ahu ina MS duties were arduOus. Mr. RNe.
with and it passed A"e i"es were dispensed
o on having been made to fix the salary of the Conn.,
~ s.sS me SINKING Fund at $780, and that of his Gle
we left the Council ' anu was progressing when
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A. f. COCHRAN & Co,

81 Tchoupitoulas street,
~ porters Of FRUITS NUTS, etc., have for sale:
kAiSlNS-S00 packages. wholes halves and quarten.
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa
PRUNES-ln jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes Mol
PECANS-200 bs gs and barrels fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-1l0 baskets
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No. I.
BRANDY CHERRIES-MUSCATW INE-3OO cases.
k0tBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y j. Caldwell Il Co.
PEPPER, PIMENTO and RACE GINGER-4O0 bags.
MACKEREL-Au invoice assorted
ALMONDS-a00 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
CAROLINA SEED COW.PEAs-5OO bushels.
SCREENED SCHUYLkILL COAL-250 casks
BUTTER-250 kegs superior st. Louis. jel2 If
AGENCY of the celebrsfsd American Powder Co
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sTATIONERs, HALL

ON HAND and constantly receiving, full and general
~ supply of FANCY AND STABLE STATIONERY.
snch Memoand Books. Of every pattern and Blank
Account Books. made of the best linen pawr ruled and
bound in ell the usual forms ruled and plain lie Post.
Cap md olo Paper; Red and Black Ink; Sealing Wax
Bills !.ading and Custom house Blanks Gold and Steel
foil assortment of Steamboat Books: Priners' Blank
Cards Elan and ivory surface Cooed Glazed Paper snd
Tissue Paper together with general assortment OF articles
used in the Counting rcomfo sale at the lowest possible
prices by [jel2 6tisJ ID. FELT T. co. "a Chartres ST.
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drops IN Observation-Disclosures ding we h, va
had one of The most unfavorable snr;n1 Seasons
this Year that we have ever seen in this sec,ion Of
country, says the Sumter County (Aia Wh;a Of
the 9TH, gentleman Mr. R +. Honstonl infor9sd
h Us few days since; that he had some cotton
not want it understood that he has good cro, c,s
the lice are making dreadful havoc in his cron
we hear from almost every direction about ,ba
same complaint ou' '"o
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JEWISH SAnnATH-The reformed Jewish Com
munion of Berlin have decided that the sabba,b
shall be celebrated from henceforth on SUNDAYS
and not kept holiday on SATURDAYS.
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MANOMETERS:
RALPH g. CO.,
Made By Thomas

Wade bv TNomas n. Borden. Sozd by R7LPH q co.
~ ~ No 10 NEW LEvEE.
vvyuESE Steam Gauges are used on the following
, Steamboats, Ferry. bost Two Rro'hers Alex. Scott,
Auocrat Illinois Sul,ana Grand Turk Eud9,a MagIos'
Naichez: New Orleans, Mary Fols. Olivia TOY boat;
Conaueror. ~ BY enqurng Of the Engineers Of these
shs Steam Gauge, 43m
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HARDWARE AND oorToN-sAMPLNG PAPER
IN REAMS English HARDWARE PAPER.
CU 40 do. do. COTTON-SAMPLING PAPER,
in store and for sale at importation cost price by
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos and Front Levee'
my 81 between Cusiomhouse and Bienvue sts
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o. The Shakers of Canterbury, N. H., have
discontinued their public meetings, owing to the
annoyances and depredatons committed bv evil
minded persons.
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A HARD CAsE.-Seraphue Marceine, (. n. c. was ex.
amned before Recorder Baldwin yesterday, charged with
nsu ting, constantly abusing and splitting at Ansoe llo.
pensack and his wife From the evidence the charge
fully sustained showing that this mpuden' muaiIes had
behaved scanda0us toward the cHnpalnants.
She bound to keep peace A few months in
the Parish ph would teach her TO behave herself.
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SwINDLING.-Joeph Portugais, who passed twenty dol
lar fraudulent bill upon coffee house keeper DAMNED
before Recorder GenOis yesterday, and take
before the FIRST District Court.
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ALL IN THE FAMILy;-John Mcturran was arrested
yesterday by the Second Municipality police for beating his
wife Ma, yaret John We known old Offender ia
partnership With his wife he nte large robbery about
year ago, Charles Hotel John had just returned
fiOm spending a at Ba on Rouge
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STABBED -McAiulien, private of the u. s. Artillery,
stabbed u.,day nIgn al the corner {. Pety and
Levee 81 10 o'clock. He carried The U. s. Bar
racks The subject II undergo lel al Two
belonging Company O. suspected OF being the
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INQUEsT-An inquest held Yesterday the body Of
a named Andrew Kinney. aged 70 y-ar, naive Of
Germany who died sudde MY in the boarding house of Nj
Paul huher, No IL Madison street, First Municipality
Verdict Died suddenly of hemorrhage of the lungs.
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. The Ballast CAsE.-Ths examiu alton of Geo. Trum
bull the dayman arrested for taking ballast from the leyes
teday before Recorder BALDWIN. Mr.. Bridge the firm
Of Bridge Bro appeared and stated that the baas,
been taken BY ths dray his orders that
be thought that the lime stone might have belonged to their
the part Of their firm to drspo any one OF The property
The Recorder dismissed T,umbul and stated to Mr.. Bridge
that he would leave him to battle it out with the Mu.
nIcinhLfR.
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BOUND UvER-Parck Gutfney, charged by J. NJ. Powers
with committing assault upon him, was bound over, by
Recorder Baldwin to keep the peace.
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ARREsTED-Gllbert Leggett dangerous and suspicious
charac,er. arrested late yesterday ateTE0un the
Municipality Police.
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TIE CREVASSE

FOR those who obliged 70 wade IN Re ana
the Patent METALLIC INDIA RUBbEK BOOT : are
offered as comfortable and conseHen' af'c'e anu pei
myl5 SMITH BROTHER. 50 Common ST.
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ASSAULT Peter Murphy, charged with assault with
dirk knife Boswell engineer ard of the Pat
rick Henry examined yesterday before Recorder Geno
and sent to the First District Court for ttial
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THE ROBBERY OF Browns JEwKLaY SrORE-Fred.
erck Christopher DGbng appeared before Recor Gen
yese day and asked Tor the issuing OF
Leopold charging him with receiving en- goods.
lie stated that on the 9Th day of May last Leopold
his house On Circus street, and deposited gold chain with
him. wishing him sell the aud pay said Leo.
pod the money that he has since ,csrtaned that h chain
part OF the property the 18th OF March
Mr. John Brown s store, No "a Main street. few lays
Dubing attempted to sell the cham to eweier IN
Chares street. wn he told that the chain stolen
property, upon which he left the and has since
altempe ed 10 find Leopold, but in vain.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

zfkes For California via Chagres-U S. Maui
9EHLE< Steamship Company.-Thes splendid steamship
ssszz.se. ALABAMA, J. J. Wight. commander will
leave for Chagres. direct, SATURDAY, the 10Th inst.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
RATES PASSAGE:
In Saloons. 20 Lower Cabin $3.50. go 90
Steerage-mess with crew. go. $40 co.
IL No passage secured until paid for Freight 40 cents
cubic foot For freight passage apply board foot
OF Laia, street,
PARADISE. LAWRASnN & Co. 81 Gra,ier st.
iel1 g. J. MEEkEK. I'll Poydras street.
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FOURTH AND FIFTH DISTRICT CoURrs-Nothing of
importance the public either Of these
Courts yesterday.
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APoPLExY An inquest was held yesterday the body
of white named lous Blanchard as % years, who
found dead bed the third story of the house
occupied by Mr. " Tsre No Custom house street. Flrst
Municipality VerdIct-- Died OF ..popeAy."
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SMITH & HER,

SO COMMON STREET,
HAVE received large additions to their stock of INDIA
LII RUBBER GOODS. These Goods of the best
manufacture and warranted to stand all extremes of
weather s. B. would call the particular attention Of
Csonians their Bottles Canteens and Water Buckets
MANUFACTURED with special reference to the many dry
PLACES and arid deserts between the Rio Grande and the
Water proof Bags Pontoon Bags; Saddle Bags, etc IN
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING of all kinds; Wading
Boots Ieggings. India Rubber Blankets. Pillows
etc. Ako-TENTS, TENT-CIOTHS, Saddles, Brides.
KItta StiIKnns Snnrs So Common nl5
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AssAULT.-Ann Wilson. charged with assaultug Mary
Kelly will be examined, beO,e Recorder Baldwin. the
zISt insta
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.
Corrected morning, especially for Tne Crescent"

[Notsfn the First municipality designated in the following
table q he NOS; commence at the Railroad nd
In the Second n2 the Ms
ing No. being Flathoat Landing. the Third n3l the Nos
at the Railroad snd Ferry wa
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FIRST DISTRICT CURT The only case of importance
IN ths Court esterday that Isaac Hirsch tried
swndlng. The prisoner charged with obtaining from
Mers RaveIet F sic bill of Merchandise valued at
1881 sad goods sold him the faith of representa-
mons relative TO large shipment of made BY him
Memphis. and consigned 10 e. IL. Pomoy Co. of this
city On the arrival OF the cotton he Ravelet
Fesie the Of their bill but on obtaining the
goods he Immediately abseonded from the city. and
arrested until the 18th o. April last. The evidence the
irla Id not fully sustain the charge, although III her
badly against Nj. Hrsch The jury, long consuta-
ton, unable to and discharged The prs-
was Iemandei to prison await u secon trial
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THIRD MuNIcIpAL1ry.-Nothngd doing in Recorder Seu
Zeueau's Cour yesterday. Warrants issued for the
Of James Donney accused OF larceny and John Moss
charged with striking a the ball kept by
WI Monre
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STEAM BOATS.

.el.szeI!
STEAMBOATS,.
k8ash qnd;ia-r6s steamboat B. B. Nc Mo Sly
above IN h w. CoGgei master vii! leave for tb
isl5 freight or passage apply etc g,
fses TSn NJ I GRf 81 ass Y ME-
Z e S positively ~, eH sst on FRIDAY the ISL
jsl9 +. b. SMITH. 90 Magazine st.
G5nsRn9 LOri:ylllS s " Wa, iseke
M 81 ia al So ody leave as ABB aSoy- OF FKiDAY
pS o0a' loot Of ffyf g. s s,srfi Sc Magazine St
up, as she only draws 81 inches water. jel5
a 0 H;,sh a,.; Packet JoLIA.-For Black
s asr 165. aae.a t IT, sd"gs f1s5s
W;hMndngtgI,. FaM2Lxmele an4 Camden-The new,
ate ports on FRIDAY 18th Inst at CLOCK ;. M. Far
4D?y s ss ifot Gsa@Ss sse ct to
LfsS, a Weehly Packet GENERAL WohTh-
Ike @4 St ns2. Esa:s as%D a1a. az a.
m nGaeg .ete1e BayeM Sgra baton R..e and Plaque
s "ia " Vi aa mssts viii
leave as a5ove FRIDAY the 18th instant at oeork,
B. aPgy 5 asS Se si Ca
y. 1.-The Sen Worth will take freight for Yazoo River
ments to meet at Wick burg. iels
IL "a Red River Packet CADDo. Capt, j Ora.
iIesR;6oSt q pro viii leave he above on A GR
-!eA I. h. SMITH. SO Masazrne st.
Tx. hFor St. Louis, Memphis, otc;-The new,
zzak UNCLE SAM, Csp Van Dusen ,E j now
The 18Th inst clock p NJ eosSey For H egft or
apply Oh DNaF1i SpSoil,e P9yIra1 or to
N B-The U. s takes freight for Memphis, &c. jei4
-Rsg For louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling
E." b sSd ms! aenns
e b nst l at and will as above on
having unsurpassed accommodations, apply on board, st
eIs 'es "nAi hS II e oGLEspY IL poydra St,
-fsg. Louisville Packet BELLE KEY, P. A.
key massr S;s Logi; paA: s1 Abany
Ell II Fni fes bss
adpS
Gs5 F1ISH y M y FsSsss;ouIa,
"A plan Of the cabin may be and State Rooms
secured upon application to The agents. je9
Steamer team LA oALEoRE1AIFor Bay St
and Bdo4i1V ias tie fosTeEaRrsa1s
tf ipfnda ST pr a
expressly far the Lake trade with superior
viii a as oow s:
Eys 4 a. NJ Mssdse her
f. B: E E:sS::.:
s. se e bsns ses
Biloxi Packet steamer Mobile,
fsT a For Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian, Mis-
s TIN Railoas Tn. splendid passenss,
Omit the Lake .de Cabin all in state rooms
will saYf tas vRao 3rthe above places commencing
~ O'Clock M. She will regularly during the
Every Tuesday msIaSE s1 sSs q o,
S.ss:s,S :ssss. g.
pv.,v s,,,. -RsIrRslss-LEAvrs slLoxl-
esas.dsy o Saloik
saudi, oo GoSk
ons apply S'' BRGSxS
of the poS's' esss
the steamer Mouezuma Withdrawn and laid up until The
c,@vasse !. stoppel: o, u slop, itself. jsi3is
sks sf sWs'i M ss4 g. 3 Tss.
Pass chrtst,on ,ntsstssippi Cisv. and 81.
ss . xRKASsAs ko sp < Fss
having been newly furnished and fitted for the
esy H s an s W VIII s will
Every Moud.y va, az h t6e s; MsI Carr
Every EE.dsy on The Arrival Of the 90 NJ Cans
Returning, DiH LeaUe Baozi: |
Every Tuesday. a. O'Clock NJ.
E Eysy TF9 %ds9 oeiSst F. NJ
rf Eye Vii bs ss =, % nd 90
half hour before the departure Of the Cars For freight
mrss Apply ' 2aobsa' BLAeKwoop D.
NBTbe Arkansas No will resume her I reg aiar trims
On SATURDAY The 10Th Instant as above, and is now
FOR MoRJTEDaTI YU G VAL JTAC
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE IS, ls49.

R Ins poYpRAs SHEET FlRE-iNvEsTIGATIoN BY TIL
"a s ,hs " eIs s
e sar o se on ct r0y's and GommeIee streets
on The evening Of be 9Th Al The lime OF The
We stated that the fire without doubt, the work Of an
with several agents Of certain Insurance Compane, have
applied Tor this vestigation under the of the
IN Of fire " and which apierd for tile benefit OF
those who may not be conveSant with this
BE i enacted etc, That from and after the passage of
lie Munispaties Of New Or cans or any Assoeae JUICE
Of The Cy Court OF New leans, whom appli alton
nss where fire may have happened immediate trr the
ne shan have been exngu,hed, and enane The origin
anu cause OF said ire examine all witnesses whom the
6wneiS o. insurers OF the property desIe have
l o oath and make and preserve true and
copy OF WHICH record ,eba certified By such
State PrOSie that the party occupying ., e
any having such property in charge at The lime Of
such fire. be notified by such Recorder Associate Judge
m of witnesses have yet to be examined. We
Forbes WHO estifes that on The nights Of the 18th
and 18Th Of May last fire occurred in the adjoining build
it burnt through the floor Of Of the upper and
scorced barrel containing wne which in his
his premises. the night Of the 9Th OF June that he
returned home on the of the Oh, Immediately
extent OF damage and situation of affairs Their stock
amounted to some Twelve thirteen thousand doars-os
$780, He found that the fire had originated second
story. in barr, coniainnE Tttsbnrg coal on which
quantity OF wood had been placed. The doors the bud
ing showed 20 marks OF violence to effect entry with he
exception OF the d0orthe lock that fastened ID having
been wrenched. lie found that ladder used about the
store had been placed for the purpose OF ascending
on .hf upper story tbs he supposed might have been
strong hos lie feelings against the establishment and Mas
not The slightest suspicion in regard to his nceniay.
The examination IN this particular uIoiuce
any u scesfu result but it viii be pro ucve of future
good. 1t will show to those who be tempted kndle
the torch OF the nceRdiary thai ygant split abr0ada
constant wachuness exercised by those authority that
will pye to the most cunning that detection will be
inevitable.
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STEAM NAvY-The progress which has been
made in the British steam navy, is hardly known to
the mass of the English people themselves. 1t is
shown in the following table:
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Dry Goods by the Package
N. BRANDER SMITH,

Dry Goods by the Package
N. BRANDER SMITH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. SO Gravier Street,
Offers for sale, entitled to Debenture-
SHAWLS-Colored damask Canton Grape;
Plain white do. do.
SCARFS-Colored Damask Canton Grape;
Scarlet do do.
embroidered Scarlet Crimson, Cherry Pink Gold,
SHAWLS-Rch embroidered white Canton Grape;
Rich EN- broldered scarlet and cherry do. do
Rich embroidered in blue, purple, and cherry;
Super ga. and quality, very fine emb'd;
White Barge Satin Plaid Barge;
Assorted do, embroidered fringe;
Printed De Lame:
Printed Cashmere
SILk-Toie de rInde:
Tole du Nord;
Smchews, i'm article:
Black Serge;
Fouard and Pongee Handkerchief large assortment Of
and beautiful styes
Black Grapes Fancy Batiste Cravats:
Fancy Plaid Cravais Black Leyantpe Crayat.
PRlNTS-Lght and dark fancy, Furniture:
English do. do.
Also
= Sheetngs Denms Columbian Plaids Crandrllas,
sasortsd scarlst and white Flannel; Blue Cloth Cas-.
Marina undsyshiEp and esats, &c. mhs1 In
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AMUsFMnNTs,
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Corner of Baronne and Poydras streets.
Sole Lessee and Mr. H.
Stage Manager. Mr. @. T. ROWE Treasurer Mr. T. TUCKER
E oticeA Car nil the Theatre for Lafayette ereTy
night after the performance. - mann
II Third night OF rhe engagement OF Mr. w NJ NJ IA L.
[RlDAY June 5-Will be acted Cheneys COMEDY OIL HE
Il SOLDIERS ID DAUGHTER. Governor Hearal, Mr. hart
hearta Mr. Charles Timothy Quaint Mr. Mack Charles
Wnodlv, Mr. Page; Widow Chetry Miss Pe're by
Josephine Farce of the BATH ROAD.
Rambson. Mr. Duffy; Tom, Mr. Page Var'iSb Mr. MoFoney
Ellen, Miss Verify. -
~ In rehrarsii n burlesque csled OLYMPUS IN NEW
ORLEANS; and DON CESAR De BAZAN.
EN Department under the direction of Mr. McClos-
key t4r open o'clock Curain wi precisely
a qua reT before g. Prices of Admissions: dress Cir
Parque 50 Second Tier Is Coored Boxes,
cents Gallery, IS Box Office
TO @ secured application
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Inc expenditures in steam machinery have
amounted to f2 6s9 OOO
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SIMMER Matching PLACj

81 NJ NJ Elk WATERING PLACEs
THE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is open
for the receipt on of visiters. Since the last summer
and has been considerably enlarged The accommoda Q
tlops for FAMILIES single persons cannot be surpassed
if equaled by any establishment in the South Situated
Immediately the Gulf and on the great Northern Mail
ROue between New Orleans and Mobile it be reached
from direction by the boats plying between hoe places
and daily communication be kept with all parts of the
country. IL about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile and glance at the map will show
the superiority of its location all other points the
coast for pure air and bathing OYSTER and FISH
Style Riding, Fishing. Sailing Rowing. Billiards. Ten:
and such other Usual at places OF
public resort, provided at Pascas oula and weseectei
BAND OF MUSIC will be in constant attendance
The AR will be furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best style.
There Physicians. well skilled in their profession
and the Diseases of the climate oca ed at Pascagoua and
Of them or the season. will have bis abode in
the Hotel and will give his unremed attention TO nvads
such desire his services The other Physician has
his abode in the immediate vicinity Of the Hotel.
~ There is excellent PRIVATE SCHO IL. pre-
sided by teacher in the vicinity Of the
Hotel to which families disposed send their children
Persons wishing accommodations. will address the
undersigned, at East PascagOua.
iel4 3m NJ J. McRAE, Proprietor
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.

VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.
I'VE UndelsigEelis constantly manufacturing and has
FOR sales vsrys iperior article Of VINEGAR.
which he will suaIs niee to improve by age and tG6
the city or Lafaye te. at the following reduced
o.Ices to suit times Viz: Butts so gallons, so; Baes.
raj discount made WHOLESALE customer -
~ A line lropped in the Postofice will be nunctaaly
attended to. [ap29 til JOHN H. WEBB,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-15

Citizens Of NetU Orleans and Vicinity, ShipmdsterS
and-Steambodt Captains, to you Greeting:
GRATEFUL do feel for your liberal patronage for the
ceiyng fresh supplies Of GROCERIES OF my impor
tation. and at all times heavy stock on hand attentive
sXPsreneed peE9n do feel pspaTsd to put mp FAMILY
ERS' ORDERS and attend to PLANTATION SUP
PLIES. ~ Inos favorable TERMS with goods of the
best quality. Respectfully.
CHARLES STOUGHTON
my1S II Family (1rocer o. Camp street NJ O.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-15

yVNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
Il that he has now in successful operation ~ -
fine new STEAM FERRY, running from yes4a&Sss{F
the City Of Nss Orleans to ge FL from day. t:z
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
the Poutchartran Railroad landing in Algies short
distance above the Beevie Iron Works The Landings
each side well arranged and safe and exit and
is always obtained The the those
charged by the other Ferries. Also slpmastes and Others
wishing to go to the Point, will find large and cOmmodous
skitfs constantly plying between the Government wharf
(wheIe the O,nnibuses stop) and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side.
fy5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH