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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

~ FOR RENT.-The small wooden tenement al
MH the corner of Franklin and 2lst street. Apply to
Rent S72 per annum. TOLER & COOK,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

DAKER'S PREMIUM BTTTERS.-A GER
ND tain and intalble remedy for Dyspepsia Ague and
agents. A. BODEKER
No II East Main street
]. BLAIR, Broad street.
vs. All orderspromptIy attended to.
Il. BAKER Proprietor
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

NTEW HOOKS.-The Liberty of Rome: history
~ with historical of the liberty Of ancient
nations, by Sam'l Eliot in 2vols-$4 so
lorR Pauna or Truth of the Scripture: history of st
Carlisle--75c
Mornings among the Jesuits at Rome, being notes of
conversations held with certain Jesuis on the subject OF
Religion in the city OF Rome by the Rev NJ Hobart Sc
mour, M A.
The Mechanics Assistant thorough practical treatise
ensuraton and the sliding rule teaching the manner
gar ids &c &c, adapted for the use of carpenters
shipwrlghts wheelwrghts, &c. &c, by D. NJ Knapen A.
M.-Sl
The Chid's History of Rome, by f. NJ. Sewell, author
of Amy Herbert" &c.-50c
The African Preacher: authentic narrative by the
Rev. VIM. s. White, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church
Lexington, Va.-37c
Forsaeby
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

" and boxes offne Madeira Wine 10 years old to be
found at this old house, Also, superior Picking SPICES
sci B. e. S. JONES.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

MALL IMPoRTATION-Septem Sd, ls49.--
II We are receiving per the ships Francona, Susan E.
Div of EARTHEN WARE AND CHINA, direct from
The manufactures; and by arrivals from the North, are
rich cut GLASSWARE, together with supply Of
Looking Glasses, Casors WATERS and every variety Of
FANCY GOODS well suited tor the country trade
Merchants are invited to examine stock.
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
se3 No l0l Broad street.
EXTRA CT LOCKWOOD, COPPERAS, &c.--
II 700 lbs. Extract Logwood, in boxes OF l6 lbs
5000 do bright green Copperas
1000 do Alum
500 do Muriate and Nitric Acids
so do Muriate Tin in solution and Crystals
lust received and for sale at market rates
DOVE q ISAACS
sel5 No 81 Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

II Ea E MHHlfH H1 az F 81 nT
ON FLOUR Fearing that the charge of twenty one
cents per barrel from the Junction Richmond would
expe the article from the Road the Board OF Directors
have reduced the freight, to take effect the first
September, l949, as follows
From Gordonsvie to Junction. the freight
will be-. Is cts per Dbl
From Lindsays 4 Gotham, the freight will
he "a
From CampbeFs the freight will be. -. 20 " " &c
From Beswck & Shadwell, the freight will
DE. IL = -
From Charlottesville, the freight will be-. 90 s'
G.. r. MASON,
se4 2awtlO Superintendent Transportation
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

HDORTER, ALE, CIDER, &c.-We have on
hand large stock OF Philadelphia Porter, Ale and
Cider, in quart and pint bottles, of superior quality and in
prime order City and country merchants can be supplied
short notice carefully packed by an experienced hand
Private families can have it sent to any part Of the city
Also, Northern HAY, prime quality; CORN, OATS,
BRAN, &C.; 20 bushels N c. PEANUTS; No SAL
MON prime quality.
c9aT BOTTLES wanted.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

DROCADE LUSTRES.--Just received a few
ID pieces of entirely style Brocade Lustres hand
some patterns also, small pattern Mousenes suitable for
children, &c. at WILLIAM ]. SWORDS,
Sc II 225 Broad ST., Shockoe Hill
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

dxORN WANTED.-We wish to purchase few
" thousand bushels of good Corn, for which we will
pay the market price in cash.
au IA SHIELDS & SOMERVILLE.
49, FOR RENT.-That commodous, large and eli
Ml giby located Brick House, on 18th St, for many
years occupied by Mrs Hicks boarding house. The
arrangements and convenience of the are
such render them capable of accommodating in
gentee manner two distinct and separate families.
The two tenemens contain sixteen seventeen rooms
exclusive of the basement which has four five rooms
besides the dining room, of the largest and best
ranged in the city.
Its central locality to all business parts of the city, as
also its retired and airy position renders most desirable
location either as a boarding house capable of accom-
modang large number of boarders, residences
for the comfortable accommodation of two large private
families apply to TOLER & COOK,
Sc 3 Agents and auctioneers
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

NUUNTltY MERCHANTS can get at III Main
u street. Writing Paper, Blank Books, Stationery,
School Books &c, at lower prices than they have been
accustomed to pay.
]. w. RANDOLPH & co. publish Cottoms edition
of Richardson's Almanac for 1850 and have tor sale be-
sides all the various Amanacs.
Country merchants would do well to call and examine
theirstOck and nrjces SO l3
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

SPERM CANDLES.-10 boxes sperm Candies
~ Just received and for sale by
Sc II JOHN M. ROYALL.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

- FOR RENTING small tenements on Oregon
I:i Hill Green's Rent So and "a per month APP
ply to TOLER d COOK,
Sc II Accents LisleS Row
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22
nnRANDRETH,S PmIS.-,

AD Sons, OF the Columbian College, No 1872 North
Second street, Philadelphia hereby appointed my sole
wholesale agents for the sale and furnishing Of Brandeths
genuine Pills my lowest prices, Druggists and all
Dealers. B. BRANDRETH, NJ. D., Proprietor.
Dr. Brandeths Genuine Pills are for sale by every prn
cipa Druggist in Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk Ports
mouth, Fredericksburg Alexandria, Washington, and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States whose
names appear in full in Dyotts Oracle Of Health:
r. w. DYOTT T. SONS,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

DURCELL, LADD ~ CO., DRUGGISTS
n and dealers in PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WIN
DOW GLASS; &c. % Main street, corner 14th, have
now in store their FALL STOCK, embracing large as
sortmen which they offer very low, for cash, the
usual credit to punctlal dealers. sell
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES FOR
GlTA RENT.-The family residences over the stores of
-saa.Ll- Parker, Bayley i Nmmo, and Gay, Mathews
Co., on Eagle Square, for rent. Terms favorable
Appv TO BROOKS & BELL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

~ FOR RENT The upper part of the house on
MIi the of 18th and Franklin streets, directly OPP
alM posite the cabinet OF Bintord y Porter
also the upper part OF the tenement adjoining the afore-
said house on 18th street.
je21 I'll. CANNON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

N UININE, OLIVE OIL, COLOGNES, sc.
e $50 or. Suphate Qunine
GO doz. pure Olive Oil, in baskets
800 do Colognes, all sizes and patterns, French
and American)
48 do Bristols, Townsends and Sands Sarsa-
parilla
so boxes Chewing Tobacco, (best brands
AZ cases Woods English Borax
80 boxes HulPs Fancy Soaps, assorted colors
Is gro Fahenstock's, Rce's Dead Shot and Ver-
mtuge-just received and for sale by
DOVE & ISAACS,
LIZ No 81 Main
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22
RICHMOND, August 2lst, 1849.

hIUHMUND,
DEAR SIR | feel bound to acquaint you OF the worst
kind of dyspepsia, which Ihave been afflicted with for the
last live years, which feared would terminate in con
sumption. After my physician became dispaired, then
persuaded seek relief from Bakers Premium Bittes,
which did, and after the use of the bottles purchased
OF you, became as well as | ever was in my life. My
Doctor remarked it had baed his skill Nothing disa-
greeting with NE in my diet believe there are remedies
ora diseases, but all err in yielding the confidence
OF our physicians.
Respectfully, WILLIAM B. GOODE.
To Mr.. E. BAKER, Union Hill, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

EuyIIOMAS q CHARLES ELLIS, No 106
Il Main Street, Richmond, Ta., have received by the
ship America at New York, and the ships Susan E.
Howell and Sabattis at this port their fall importation Of
DRY GOODS and HARDWARE; which, with pur-
chases of Domestic Goods at the North, comprises the
fullest and most varied assortment they have ever had
They invite the attention OF the North Carolina and Vir
gnia' merchants examination OF their stock, with
the assurance that will be sold at the most reasonable
prices SCI
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

- FOR RENT, the large and desirably located dwell
M# ling the OF Cary and LIST streets now in the
occupancy Of the family of the late Richie V. Beazley-
The house finished inthe best style is in perfect order
and has every accommodation ford genee family Pos
session given in few days. Apply to
w. GODDIN, or
an % JAMES NJ TAYLOR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

GTTUATION WANTED.--A young man of good
- education and steady habits, just arrived FROM Eng
land is DESTROYS OF procuring situation in respeca
Bile business. He writes good hand and has some ac-
quantanee with accounts As employment is his
object present. moderate compensation for his
will be accepted
For further information, apply to
Sc IA WILLIAMS CLAIBORNE & co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

FnNIIE BEST, THE ABANDONMENT AND
II THE CHEAPEST.-The Illustrated Family Al
for the year ofo Lord 1880 calculated and adopt
ed for throughout the country with valuable statistical
information, chiefly from original sources, containing be-
Sides quantity of valuable and interesting reading
worthy opresevation with beautiful engravngs Price
81 cents each For sale by the hundred dozen single
copy. NASH ~ WOODHOUSE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

WSOR SALE, to remain in the city, likely Negro
II Man, 40 years Of age who first rate dining room
servant hoser carriage driver &c and sold for no fault
the owner intending to the South and the
having wife in the city, DESTROYS to sell him rather than
separate them Applyto TOLER q COOK,
sells Agents and Auctoneers, PeNl street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

WNTORCEsTER,s PIANO FORTEs.-NEW
Wv SCALE.-By schooner Virginia, now daily ex-
peced shall receive and introduce the notice OF the
public G. octave Piano Forte from the celebrated
factory OF Mr.. H. Worcester, arranged entirely
thew scale, y beautifully finished.
My assortment of Piano Fores from the same factory
are unusually large embracing every variety Of style and
finish and at prices that cannot fail to please:
A. MORRIS,
se4 No 81 Main street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-29
Jockev CInb RnIes.

.Hessrs EaitOrS-fo maintain honOfably and ,uocess
fully the me-hoaoIed sports Of the Turf they should be
conducted upon rules and principles open fair and eqaia.
bic to all parties AID that such the purpose and hsR.
ton Of the Orleans Jockey Club, % have doubt. bat
believe that they certainly attained they ought
and might be. For example,, A. beb b. Hegra against
the etd there being Others mole advertised in the
bills of the 10 start the iavoie sHd ony other
are brought The pole When the fielder discovers that
the Rags be bslted upou not 10 run be naturally
says, We'll, it is bst the horses advertised do not
start relied upon Rory o. More and he is eltl out 4"
But Tsloina the fdusrite two hotsos make field, and
lhod you to the bet 10 is the rule Of the Cub'Aetae
fhis even admitting it 10 be the Of the Club operates
unay nasuuoh those only who are initiated into the
occult rules and principles Of the Club they being unpub
shed in the public journals, know anything about ;hos
rules, and have thus unfair advantage over large msi
y Of this community who attend and On our aces but
who know little nothing about the rules technicaes
OF the TUT. And many, as know, are thus blpdy IN.
fairly dveled Of their suTDlas gold dust But srs allow
me to say Whseye the decision OF the Club may be in such
9'se' mat there did al time exist rule in the MataTe
JOCKEY Club introduced by myself for the purpose of pro-
,eouns NE unnitiaed which provided that unless the
noe' as advertised in the public bills of the racsstaed r
m psiss those bstting the field against the Gayorte
/ would NOT lose OF to this effect
"u'S Say men, as races have juJt commenced and
'e sA1oulaRement TO the ptopreors give ns lpbt
~ 'e pe"ae see the Tula which are 70 decide t,, ~,
au ''s'e can De no excuse; there will be no as1blip
n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-29
-Plaqueminea oorrespondonoe,


PARIaH OF BLAQuEMINRB, Nov a. 1919
Eds CresosRtThe dsah Of news 90 great here for the
present. that is slny iatk your Tand "Geaner'
Q send you weekly correspondence from the Fmpire
Parish, and though he has been employed the last few sys
IN gathering information from al reliable sources hiu far
t'om being an interesting epe; but he hopes his next win
not be 30 barren Of tdngs.
Several arms, thighs, snd other limbs were seen last week
floating in the river in the vicinity Of Jesuits' Bend and
several barrels, boxes sealed and unseasd letters were also
caught in the part Of this parish these doubey
belonged to tie ised Louisiana Until this day no body
has been found in the river.
Our planters continue 60 gnd The cane yields we and
the sugar fine saw yesterday samples Of sugar
manufactured two weeks ago by Messrs. G. w Buord n
Vetbo's, A Dunford and w M, Pnckard which will com.
pare in point of color drynes and the size of the oys.
tai, with any Of the article cultivated in the State
Two OF three Of planters have already finished grinding
and from what have SEEN bseve that few will be found
rolling cane as late as the 25th Of December
1t will be gratifying TO the epoureans Of your city to learn
that the suipe arriving in pTae and that soon great
quantities Of them will be daily to the market Our
young hunters, of whom there is large number are in
want Of money, to purchase rings and other tiube 70,
their sweeh; arts hope the gOWTets of the Crescent
City will pay liberal price for the sucouent bird"
We had last week several heavy rains but at present the
| weather is very fine. and the ait quite braoing.
Yours, respectfully, CLEANER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-29
VIEW OREEANS.


o.
f1ats4i yeafs hsen sr-
~ 5f,e ,l,-s 4 as ~ " tag soa
n n tlonins BY % naqa y iaeia have delu sea
ffiusau4ss II Ia4sel4 Raw cr1refI ~ ii,4
eeat e rsoslei q s r tesyti sareE, We have been
stlsaiisna % the Bensacen snd Ahaishty
s 81. Aia5sssy FaFsnt an inssru.abs 70 finite Wis
rfcsial1l De aiies children with dF-sfsrs
gs ,a 1 sss iau slsv deserved md much sss tfsn
49ietaa end they Should moreover have iaith Is
IA ,as7ss fir r,4ri,ies isesi ths3r fls A. sisst
.n Pen vruei deytlap their aeolfs and anggss ns5
"A &c Louiaiana ana tis great and growing kusrieaa
tse been Otherwise sld ~ mang respecas tbs recipients
q .taal nasali aat1ilens ei the Divine fsvc
~ a IONS which We naeI led from lrs the
expansive pad original purity. siri and srfv
eas ar -i iaa ty organic y ten lhrnoaiois
We have h ppacs with naufiaa VII u tse tolaen
ep and other paris Of The gilt aaI having haen snead m
aslesm But hope has pfophssss he uis s tTiiS5
i ne evils govesusss which have elssygheei
EsIs he z and deseyd he fsis naus.Tf ne rei5 n
& Is ION isas sii y As fs.s.
ian q ih-f eiiaaEd ftaiil1 and rspiiy il, rcrine IN
lha and eeun oser ffns IL BLESSINGS can urss s ~
eAp ssiqns gaiuda sri aHukidlaess Hsayeni,
were not ieo plain aat Chl an seript5s
az ilea-ail 70 universal humanity
ths NV rrceis1aafn - M " e
esrr "a s1E Il ~, n w teSsalslling and sts
lgh Gi a ihs good reope o iss ss suspend 6a t q e.
eis my ~ ss.s agsa eas ana together sh lhr isli5,
auts6i temporal and slei ~ g e nm ySho
as elnnanse Of be iaTu5s and er
~ s'nssy s9ssss sgn and ak the seal OF I'll
s naeHepdeRee Of The United States he 74sh -''
cH4s- sAYARRE, Secretary Of STATE. so''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-29

EihUM lhe ND5t admiIel cOmpOsitiOn8 Of SDOhI Thai.
A. a berg; Schubert Mendesfohn, Kal5wodq, VS.
,sIsn99e .S9aTseolei " sheBherd,s Lays Young
this Greenwood Smiling; "Lands dys Little Dauahref;'
Outlay sqgath" 'tassingBell;" AL s Over" Grave
Digger" WaBderor;n Ny Dream Of Love is Over
" Fldelity" ~, Magie spei', La sereuale;% F9i5st
Madeni' Fisher MaideRin Ave Msua;" 'EXpsnd ny
Wing "On Alossy Bank;N Gallant Comrade;n Fare.
well Forever QuGil1.' Shepherd 10 His Fair One;''
.'sping IS Returning" Thine Is My Heia2' Evening
Belle 4" "aoms, my own dear Mountain Home" THE
Welcome Home;3 % Song Of Blanche ADenST" Swiss
Spdng Song We Met By Chance;" The Saw Mill;n
THE ee the German Rhne;' Il would that Ny Love ("
Passage Bids Fafswel" Autumn Song" 80 Wef't
Thou in the Cold Blast; The Maybss and the Flowers
with German and English words, for sale az MAYO's
MUSIC STORE, 5 Camp street. ns9 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-29

Curious CircUmSiancs.-One of the French
National Guard, who was supposed 10 have died
from indigestion, productivity drunkenness, was re-
Gently buried in the Department OF the Mayenne.
He was buried with military hOnors, and, on the
firing Of the last volley, groau was heard to pro-
coed froom the coffin which was instantly taken up
and opened, when the supposed dead man rose up,
and, examination, it found that the sergeant
had negligently loaded his piece with bali cartridge;
the ball had passed through the thigh of die man,
and thus prevented his premature interment. The
resuscitated man, who was soon cured Of his wound
has evineed his gratitude by commencing an action
against the sergeant to recover damages for the in
Jury
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-29

0s~ Information has been received at Washing
ton Of the Intention Of the Austrian Government to
raise the grade Of lis mission to the United States
from Chargeship to a full mission. This, it is
said will lead TO corresponding change in the
grade Of our msson--the reduction having been
made some years ago to correspond with the reduc-
ton made by the Austrian Government, although
we do not understand why it is that America is
expected to adapt her diplomatic arrangements to
the changes originating solely in the convenience
OF other Governments.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-29

MORTALITY on SHirBoARD. The British
ship Fingai, Capt. Black, arrived on Tuesday from
Liverpool having lost thirty-seven passengers on
her voyage, from ship-fever and other diseases
she leit England with $40 passengers DrsHes
ter the Secretary Of the Board Of Health repaired
on board and found the vessel in NEST filthy con-
dition He Of course Immediately ordered her 70
siaughter-house Point there to undergo che reaci
site cleansing and publication. Il is indeed cry
ing shame to see vessels arrive in such revoItnv
state
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-29

AlAhleAs 4HEATRErO night is The st Of the revival
@ wizard Of The Wave" which wsi played last sea.
ga with much success snd pronoupeed "a III IN
40. eaeye nautical dFsma ever seen on the Of any
sse ~ ihis ciy. We remember little portion of the
as es and shall forget the sensaton created ~
spslenea Of tive full fiGged yrzsss besides bosis
ne nioagh the trough Of the sea, in manner which
~ oen credit on the nautical skill and scientific taocs
eF 80 y s-lssAse commander, This Is not The only iss
w ll7 qiama, which requires the support Of the gholo
4,4lt'qas and abousds with situations OF thhin
- pieqei stuoesafui cruise for The Wizard ,
~ ssslss ieI shoH time but constant change appear
" oiosI o. The day at the Amercsn--ihe Manage
sls as.ealhed 10 take advantage Of the present furof
- - 49, esa eaFetss The faany farce Of Bo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-29
Notice.

HEsqhschler takes this opportunity 10 inform his ~
friends and the public that he hes left 30 Canal So
f8 street, and is now to be found al the of So
Ea ; [. Charles and Co N m on streets, where
he is prepared 20 aCcOmmOdale them with a
bat or CAP 60 the market sttlTds on vey reasonable
terms. JOHN +. HOYT,
Opposite the 81. Charles Hnie on Common st. and
nl9 directly opposite the Veranda st CHARLES st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-29
FIne Watehes, JeyveIry and smverwaEe.

VOUNG a. co, No. 8 Camp gtreet. (lats Nelson
j. A. Noung,) will have cOnktanty on hand sas
large assortment of fine LEVER AND DUPLEX AF59A
WATCHES (tn ladies and gentlemen weaT) of 4 -
the approx ed makers Of London, Liverpool sasa
and Geneva consisting OF heavy Hunting and open face
Gold and Silver Watches fine second Or timing Watches of
Engish M nniaciufe
Baaatlnly Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies' Of
The atC.t fashion.
Ladies Quad and Belt Chsinl an entirely new pattern;
GeRemens Guard, Vest and Fob Chains, Seals and Keys
Ladies and Gentemen's Finger Rings, Of Diamonds Bu
bies, ETC., etc.
Lsdie and Genuemens Breastans Hew styles; Gold Pens
with Gold aud Silver liOdsr Gold Pencils Gold and Silver
Thimbs paten of Earhngsi Lockelsi Studs Sleeve
FINE sTLVERWAR E-Consistine of Table Tea De.
gsH MusaTd spd Salt SPOONS; Table and sEelt Folkt
Ladss; Butler Knives Se also, al SssoFtment OF Silver
Cups.
sPECTACLEs for Lsdies and Gentle -
men III Gold Silver aud Steel; Silver Spec -
taee Cases; Spec ace Glasses, u suit sight.
God and Silver 5uapsBdeT Buckles; line Silver plated
Casters Candlssticks. Nc., NC
Mabel MANTEL CLOCKS, new siylr; require no
ENGLISH OFFICE CLOCKS, iiIst quality.
IL Canes mou ated, Diamonds reset, and JeBerY manu-
featured 10 order
Ladiel and gentlemen visiting the city are respectfully in
ved 10 examine the OCk above mentioned, article
warranted fac any offered for sas in the city, and
considerable reduction Of former price,
Fhe sTcte attention awayb paid 70 repairing fine Clocks,
Watches and JawgY, which we gaaTante5 TO perform
charge will be made. nE9 Bm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-29

A1othsr Atseht Heai6er.--The indianapolis
State journal announces The severe Illness Of Vim.
J. Brown, democrat from that State, and says that
he viii not be able TO be present at the organization
Of ne House Of Representatives
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-29

The STEAMSHIP OHIo.-This splendid Mail
steamer leaves Tomorrow at o'clock, a. NJ, for
View York touching al Havana, and offers fine
opportunity to persons going North, far preferable
to any other route. Passengers will perceive, on
reference te the advertisement that she has changed
the hour Of leaving from 10 to o'clock, and we
would advise Them therefore to be punetually on
board al that bonr