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pap0 Wswould all bel bad condition il that were the
BIZ ne oopgtThe pieces Of boiler saw we've torn by
= BI n, EEsa..s1 r,ssssaI gsgsly gary Gem 100
e.; asRy sss g. ash9E; seed boiler vii bear
ing that much The Bates blew % al 2IO When Tssn 4,
rs high as 200 the valve viii indicate Il Or the boiler without
should Be watching about engine Almost All boats now
S;s5s mssa snare o. not know whether he Loui
should open bis valves t and then start ths Doctor
steam was used By the Enginee on fhe enjtilns Tes
is never any danger in starting the doctor when the On.
Bg tks eoEi somstimssVboilen explode By the lack Of
water epd sometimes By pressure The ne in thgca
about these boilers j. shows lack Of water
cOlspsIng perfectly Cat 1t has bueish appenranes
Bg &c ReeordsrThe lead joints on the iue saw were
the boeT steam would not do il without Of wafer
Gle Sem and have been acting in the capacity Of Engineer
of and on for Is yeaT not the time of the
oa from the Louisiana but I'D not examine Il Closely
saw that the flue was collapsed.
CROSS Organization bE JNr. Larus-I never sew llue
ths. hsd COLLAPSED which to my personal knowledge,
z. 4. CsaPmaq siSorR.I was not present, and know
WAsHINGToN FLEMINs-E1Gpsiaed Bu Mr.. Prios-I
sion have the boilers the Levce from the Lou.
which Rf was o@ lack q wa snd pe SSg &
s T he Rs collapsed af he Sos SP u III
Il@e %o9a be I'VE q SIX yea od they were on The Dial
whether it was from the Memphis Or not While on duty
where boat carries zoo the valve will indicate it without il
so ap steam 10 90 out hnR Sa s EsR Poq 9
place about he aieyvave line there are
o am ae9aantsd VIII he Cspt all S az he F
| nosr OF The Louisiana. mo oross-examinston.l
Seven O'Clock having arrived the Court stated that the
session had already occupied three hOuIs that adjourn
ment would bepOper Accordingly the Court adjourned ia
resume proceedings tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
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eaaemegWi you do the favor to publish Though
the columns Of excellent papef expression Of ags
and highly delighted audience, who present last eve
mig At the So6e Of RoaIs TEonpe Of Sable liar
monlia. have had the pleasure OF listening 10 Chisy's
oslsbfasd band, Campbsla, and other dltnsuhed bands
yet justly conceded that ROarks is equal 70 any other
in world in mechanical eEeoutonn their various aatru
msnts Of music, humorous jokes and eonundrems and
sWeeneal of voice and melody Of strains, Last night they
nearly brought the house down heads By their
Iidsi al this, they EeHeHen fthem-Tsfned
in their and chpse in their style May they have
= muck meuoq in their pockets they have muac in their
dQaa A STRAEGEB,
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RErRoe sstoN OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLuR-,
BIA.-The Washington correspondent of the Phia-
delphia Ledger, adverts as follows to the question
Of Tetrocession:
g The proposition lately made in the Baltimore
Sum- for the retrocession OF the District Of Column
bia to the S tate Of Maryland has already many adj
vocates in high quarters, among the very men who
opposed the Kerocesson Of Alexandria to the State
Of Virginia, If it be a means Of putting end TO
the agitation Of the slave question, until the latter
can Be considered soberly and maturely by those
whom 4 most concerns, it win be positive benefit
70 the county No preeipitate legislation has ever
produced much good in any country but when
raider than Of honest convictions, any plan by
which the subject can be removed from the arena Of
the gladiaors ought to be eagerly embraced by the
true lovers Of the country"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-23

STEAMSHIP OHIo-The Savannah Republican
Of last Saturday informs us that this steamer ar
rived of Savannah bar at 8 P. 81. yesterday, and
took the mails from the steamer J. Stone, outside
lie Mr. but the passengers for Savannah were I'M
able y o9. and the ship came in over the bar to
mt Them ~ the J. Stone. The Ohio lost so much
lime in M enc -avors TO save BY NOT coming into
smooth water. tb she iid not get under way again
lin p NJ when she LETT IN tne style Time
from New York. n h,ours, the best run yet
made The Ohio and Crescent City both sailed
from New York for California on the l5th-the
Ohio % passengers, and he Crescent City
with aa The following is an extfs'et from note
addressed to the editors Of the Republican by Lieut.
Schenci Of tie Ohio
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The IEHUANrEPEc RoUTE.--We see il stated
in ths Northern papers that Don jose ds Garay.
Manning 4 Mcintosh, and Hargous y Co.. who
have he charter of The right Of way fora canal or
railroad BY The Iehuantspec route across the Isth-
mus, are now iA negotiation for the purchase of
the two New York and Charleston steamers, the
Northern and southerner. They are to be placed
in communication with the route, one the Pacific
and The other on the Atlantic side to run in con
usotion between New Orleans and San Francisco.
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The SATURDAY COURIER CAsE.-The Phila-
delphia Ledger is informed upon good authority,
that this long-contested case, has been amicably
settled between the parties. Mrs. Holden has re-
ceived for her interest in the paper over $4,000 IN
cash, and over 600 of debts due the establish
ment have been assigned to her. All matters at
variance between the parties have been sadsfae-
torily settled.
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Thou hast all seasons for thine own, oh Death "
One week has passed away since the disaster which summoned from
mapy citizens and brought grief and mourning 20
the hearts ALL Among board Of the Inflated Louis
SIMEON W06LF (son of Morris Wo6 Of NeWH or)
young Of 10 yearone whose opening life earnest oil
still brighter future and whose ndowncnts were the pride OF
his friends Joy Mild disposition, genemanly
department. won and confidence Of all with whom
lac WITH uCopay far exceeding his age, he was
ready established the head growing business in ST. louis
departure for that city Others have his
praises but none save bound by the ties Of love
by which untes heart with heartwhere too, us
happy unisonc0n feel tie aching void created
by deat-he pail desooon thrown his body To te
veo imperfect sketch he had eudeorcd himself by Ids manly
qualities msbe demeanor and, before ue
dread disaster that brtf Of le the Inflated bid
him adeu saying shan not You asNinl" Alas bis words
were too truly verified! One hour afterwards he found sleeping
quietly death
Like who draws the drapery Of his couch
Abont him, aud lies down TO pleasant dreams
No dark agony showed the pain of parting ghasy wounds
havoc there. lie had passed in instant Of time from The
world of world light Who depict the asony
the bereavement when the sad message borne bis fond paIens
looked upon his advancement life with the proud
scoua boy worthy socitudea mother
beato prayer the oupomngs Of uothcrs love for her
West hope longer dwels bis olen bolus
his stops will there The meeting DE in he realms
aloye-ths reunion in the Mansions Of the Blest!
his friends distance will be a consolation that
every respect paid the memory the departed and h The
Ah0mnPotent appealed TO by sympang hearts btar his
ssuLt0 the realms Of happiness aud bliss.
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Monument to, flse Soldiers otjte lIsGicals Var.
The Trustees Of Greenwood Cemetery, New York,
have presented to New York city plot of ground,
70 feet in diameter as the burial place of those per-
sons, natives Of the State, who may sacrifice their
lives in the service of their country; conditional
that the city erect thereon movement to the honor
OF the gallant Worth, Duncan, and others. The
Board Of Aldermen have therefore passed resolu-
ton to memorable the Legislature to make am
appropriation for this purpose and suitable memo
rails are to be placed in the different public offices,
for signature OF citizens generally, requesting the
| Legislature to grant the appropriation.
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EDI1oR MADE JUDeE.--COl. Henry R. john
son having been, by the Legislature Of Georgia,
elevated . The Bench Of the Superior Court Of the
Eastern District, wiihdraws from all editorial con-
nexior with he Savannah Georgian, retaining only
his proprietorv interest,"
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F. P SHOOTING DEER.-A fine FAT buck
was killed the other day by F. P. Blair, not far
from Mt Vernon, Va. The Washington, Globe
saysihat Mr. Blair is among the last Of the q Hun
tsrs Of Kentucky and is celebrated Though not
much so) for bis sharp shOotine as well as for
hia nharn arriiinn.
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GEORGIA CLAIMS ON THE UNITED SrArEs.-
Gov, Towns has transmitted the following message
to the Georgia Senate:
have the honor % state in anEwer to the Senate, ~
luton OF the iuth nst requesting Communicate Al ~
early day, whelheT the military claims Of The state 1poa
ne enela have been settled what prness
has been made IN the same, that has been iej
from III source for the last two Yeas. The original -
OF The caims gathered from the evidence IN th Hens
ment wa1 s2s8s9 65-upon which payments were made
n We yeas 1854 ea3 and Isl 70 the Aggregate Of
ell8l3 30, aud 4 84 in 1877, leaving 4tt26l2 "a now
due The length Of time that has elapsed his
By Georgia made and the delay Of usce on the mn
Of the General Government would seem Justify reion
70 other mode than has been heretofore pursued If
pressing the aub eoi the attention Of the AUTHORITIES
Wash9sion it t 10 be feared under the Stringent rule
adopted In tbs investigation Of these claims The lapse
time aud other that legislation bY Congress b.
found necegsaTF-in which event would be desirable ha
the Stats have agent in Washington, 10 prepare III
claims for the aotiOR OF CongIess.
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come together on the 7th inst, in accordance with
resolution Of the National Council, to decide upon
some plan Or adopt some measure to relieve the
nation Of debt.
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IL The dinner to Governor johnson will take place the ST.
Charles Hotel SATURDAY NEXT, 5 O'Clock p Persons
wishing to subscribe do application either Of he gentle
nlmed below, and who Arrange
nents Tie lists will be closed FRIDAY the Instant
O'Clock P NJ Tickets procured he office Charles
Aoeb and must be paid for delivery. g mittre3.
John Winthrop jos NJ Kennedy, Alcte Labmnche,
Levi Pierce, A, Miltenbergcr James RolJ
VIM, a. Gilmore, John Claiborne. NJ NJ REYNOLDS.
Vim. Christy, g.. R1sclms, Luth Brjiu. u2}
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EIHc3Ioa or JUDeEs IN GEoReIA.--
was one Wing elected Judge by the Georgia Legis-
latae on de 18Th inst, 70 wit A. H. Hanssh, in
The Southern Circuit AL the other Judges elected
were democrats. We gave the nominations few
days ago.
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ANEsIcAH THEATRK.-Lalt evening a new drama was
pIo1uca under The lengthy title Of The Bhdss Journey,
The seFen Escapes Of Adelaide Of Dresden" Without
particular claim 70 literary merit this piece is well
worthy Of notes. being rspels with incidents Of dra
matte elsc From 70 another saeh ending with
np aEed eaasliophetho bride (aH. Stanley Is huTTiei
through Der haibTeadih scopes and deveuncat i0m the
planslid FOG her distinction By shocking 1ca who only
appesan the st scene, although be ought 70 be hung at
NE clson Of hepsee at al events share the fate Of
me Wiling agent, laafnols QoEieT) There numerous
subsidiary ehaeeeu, ably peloHaod BY Messn Spear and
drai7on. Mia Petde snd oihom. The drama Yves well
san,, Nv Ne a'AEe wen acted wen IeeelNea ana WI
evenmE. n. gamia0n also Hppean Martin Hsyl0O0d
IN Dougas lslald's wei known domestic drama Of Th
Rent Day." 1hh never fails in pleasing audience
tha comhintd entsainhentl calling into play the whosl
the company, viii doubtless prove attractive tonight.
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,. y. steel,s BooI. q Job Prlntinsg oillee.

NO. IA camp street, NtW OrAeaub.
SUPPLIED will every maa requisite for Che prompt
aud economical execution Of LETTER PRESS PRINTING.
Public attention respectfully invited tis establishment
at ample satisfaction viii be given those who require
mncy common large small work, chaplY aud czpeousy
eSecuted cyis Circulars, BaLHds, Eluy Rsssip, Bills La
ding Insurance P0riss, Commercial BtrSs, Bs, Laisyers
Br. PaIs, Funeral Notices Hais Ticles Steamboat Bi
Posters, Hai5i Binding Ruling bound
order ia the best manner aud short notice. Railing dome
any pattern, the reasonable u2J 81 2p wv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-23

COMPROMISE BILn.-Ihe Pieayune OF yester-
day contained the following dispatch;
senaiors Foote and Mangum, and 7. L. Cling
nan, member 81 Congress from North Carolina
me p4sparina great compromise bill to settle the
ierriloiini slavery question. Ii viii be sustained
by Henry Clay, Col Benton and John g. Calhoun
II provides for the establishment Of territories on
he desert north and south Of California, and makes
two States Of Texas The bill also directs The
appointneit Of a commission 10 decide the Texa,
boundary question.
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% We thank Mr.. Myers, of the Oregon, for
Mobile paperss also the officers Of the Sultana for
St Louis papers Of the IIth.
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u. s. n. sTnAMsAIP ONO. Nov. IN 1872.
t1ace 11T1stor Light AZ hAfpfst o. clock this nom
iua, ailef az h0un from Sandy Hook, where hove
. % eq1 ~ FL Eeln with heavy sea,Ynnn ny n,1iug
1 qQEfuluuicule bore away for Savannah al
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sourH-tQ EsTEKH CiReUs. This establishment Is a
most perfect demonstration that amusemena Of the most
cia kin BE- mais within the reach Of the ili0n By
ow p1a. aad also pIofisbs 10 the pnoprist0u. A fine
Band, plsnid sud, and sallxy Of siRn in the Aero
20 Why. Ia oseniag, Minis. Nuan, the graceful squss
trieas, u,kes hlg vasipoB bow 70 hal Numerous ad-
Ias asng asot mig, b addition 20 here aligae-
tara, reg Of iha thise GTnat Clowns. Let her have
. hdn4S adiaa. -
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20 Rolney E. Howard, member elect to Con-
gress lIain the Western District Of Texas, arrived
yesterday from Galveston and proceeded on to
Washington. Sensto1 Downs, and Messrs La
seres Har1nsnson and Morse Of The House, Of this
State left for Washington yesterday. Mr. John
son. Of the House. from Arkansas, also aecompa-
MED the gentlemen named.
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THE WHEELING DIsTRIcT.--H IS said that
Raymond Is elected to Congress from the Wheel
ing District BY majority Of 80.
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GEN. sooTT.-T The oOmmander-in-C hief has
returned to Washington, from Virginia. He arrived
at the Capital on the evening Of the 18th.
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tB Please Take NOTICE. that meeting Of The Draymen
City NewOTean5 will be held The United Hotel up
airs corner Of Fchouptoulas and Poylas Streets MONDAY
25th ns' az ha-past P NJ, without farther
tJ- Protection hose Fire CompanY.-The officers
and men6ers VII please attend Regular monthly Washing UN
DAY MORNING the 25h inst at attend
( n2s JOS. F. RUsHA Secretary.
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~ We aank the officers Of the. Luna for
Louisville papers.
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lOmans Book and Stationery Eestablishmant
B. NJ. NORMAN, oAA'

B01kgeHtr and StHtigHsr,
NOW RECEIVING his large aud conf es stock Tor
which he City Country trade, pricsa
IS Low As ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TINS CfTF-aud
Hqgg rfF
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THOMPSON g. NIXON,
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,

NO. 70 CAMP STREET.
BE tuacIhe receipt Of Per ships Hero Atlantic,
steamer hcgu eans, large aud complete stock Sea0aba
Colng, Up -a best and style expressly
trade usntemen 100 want Of Cl0tlRg respectfully invited call
and examine die stock, which comprise
Dress Coats Vt best black French CLOTH
frocf Coats OF best French cloLaCE, blue. olive, bfosu,
green,
Fancy Coats OF ooIorci ohs, mixed and drab usrr
Twecis, etc
Pqsto and saes Of black CLOTH mixed aud Cashmere
TwGeisr
DTs Pants Of black French ioelu cashmere single and don.
bic milod with and without slgps.
Fancy Pants Of SINGLE aud double mad dosskn asera,
patterns and styles.
Vests Of black satin sk cashmere and Grgnsdnc fancy ga-
Va
OsCrcoats OF lIab and u1Iored cloths, Btylea.
CioaAs, Of black cloth, Q, I aud full circle
Shirts hnen CmhTie muslin
Hosiery MerIuu silk and drawers, Underihrts aud
lIaIih0se.
Silk and cambria handkerchief
Black and Tich figured SILK CTayats and Morning G1wut
hllk, cashmere Merino aud J9uyin's Kid Gloves
SIX, cotton and ginggim Umbrellas,
90 4pd THOMPSON q NIXON. 10 CHmp rt
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DR.. Hunters Curl Osities Of Literature,
Removed from q LaHge Place and C4OmAousf
No. "a ST. Charles street.

:
II as extensive assortment Books, Fauung
IL Prints, ec ho Country, comprising
Books ell lsnsuuge pcoartg every knt, Scarce an Gu
Books Law sn1 Aeein Oh Novels by Luth1r,
PhngaEra WORKS Of every slsnp Bulard and Cunya D
Louisiana Reports, volumes MaFtua
do, all Chea0 Publications Will
Of Sta ionery eli kinds. VIII buy and pay a prices
Boots
Gentlemen having loo Of Books dplie &C. viii aays b rHtsd
With up1n lie a sal, valuable Painting
c9nniasieu suitable Tor exhibition very ous lot d MuG
hom containing Operas, saugs, By the b composer
in short, perfect uLaeuut the way hud literature.
Books loaned rsud. alii
n. g. Giaeus and Iyited CALL
aske they wlh % buy....f any thing ysg vuHd
Cgd. lt
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NEW SEASONABLE GOODS.

TUE subscriber would respectfully invite tho OF
public and he ladies particularly TO hls assortment Of NEW
GOObS which De u just reguysdLmuug which i the
rets oi French, Engl and American Prints plain c0oed Cash
and Aouelue De LaHss Apycs 80 colUrs BochC and
clugeabls GuEhans u1us Waists Robes;
dies embroidered JdC"n and Muslin do dotted Swiss Muslin, all
coos rich embroidered ln pr gyeaug dresses; coore Turgtsls
rich Falencenne luce Inserting aud Eigngs rich Thread Lsl
inertngs and Eigusi Linen Bgbin Lacgs and useTtugs
Ladies' Raw Silk and Mcriu0 Vesta
Siisses' DO DO DO all sizes
6enusiheus Raw SIN and Merno Vests mud Dr9wrrs
Black and white silk Silk Alrruo Wofstet md iul
luiauts' Silk, MeEiu0 mud Cotton Hoe aud Halt Hose
Cents W0ollsn, Sill and Cotton HllGH0sg.
Fine tNiiled French Blankets, al sizes
Black add eoorad SIX M9uull aud Fis., e. ..ys
An ass0rnrut of SILK SATIN and STRAW BONNETS md
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, which ui slId tb trade
u9 bt2l NJ j. McfLTUN, 40 Charities arIell
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N E w SILKS.
M. r., HAGGERTY 4, BRO,


LightRiAg Conductors on Scientific Principles.
NJ II. RuOAD3, OF Negforh, gives the citizens New
IN Orleans and shTpstss hs ne ms place, prepared
execute orders for tie Twisted Wire LIGHTNING ROD the
which all others scientifically Acknowledged
rhesD Rods have the advantage combining
the perfect security peuon property
and They nude twisted The pace such us
per competed baNthr the almost every
hous,bodrr. As A r. VIII lemar but ycIy abort time b de-
given ne addressed
TO N. H. Rhadt ard dropped IN DE Pgg5ce left the Plea
yum CEesc Office vii rscey prompt call MS lm2p'
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Tha lfolhreok Saloons becoming daily mona sud
ols popular. Indeed, ihsy deserving Of s support Of
) lI-s-I-lIaLlIaE pable-and. Of e0ana thsy haY.it
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ST. CHARLas TnnATRE-F3tk Night Of Mics JRIiG
Dsgnfhll evening viii be presented The play Of Love
gslhacs" - .HaTRarst Elmors, Miss Dean To conclude
with fhs % Bold Braeeon p
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For sale as usual very low at ~ 0''' w
n8 DURBRIDGE & co., g CustomhOUrss ST., up Stairs
sTORAGE 80. STORAGE.

STORAGE 49,. STORAGE.
ORLEANS WAREHOUSES; Magazine sfysst jtst-
a00Be Jung, and on HbBcheF street. betDeen ia and
81 JQssphIhe SUBSCRIBER begsleRve inform his friends
ana me public that he has had double flooring wiki m
he recent improvements, laid in portion Of bs pTnna
W. si1Ro9se expire ~ igr the storage Of Coffee making
very best WaIehOus in the city His pce for ioaee n m
pe t9 same as ast see-On, viz &c. o bag per month H
~ 40 room oT the storage OF every daeorptOn oil Mer
S1n9ss say me bulk Of 5000 barrels which will always
b taken a. the lowest raies E Tobacco and oibst MI
n23 6m " t!FNESE4 4 r 81, nm,
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Auction Sales This nay.


) NJ DnrAss will cell, at II O'Clock, at Banks Arcade
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HAVANA LoTrKRYs--The following are the for
tunate numbers drawnin the 100000 lottery, at
Havana, on The 18Th inst.
No. 1ss slcg opDlNo rs. s4OoolNo 8ssq el 900
ssss, s9s s... Ieo
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A&GWAWNhAg
M UTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FlRE INSURANCE co;
wi Removed from % Grayer No. Is CAMP street and
utuTng the Lives Of White Persons and Negroes he taqe
ntes established by the Board, MS l0teoe
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.aasaals 14st--
~ The Steamship 0hla leP ihat The Y. =.
ula -of-war sagai sled nom Havana on the
morning Of The len nsts for Pensacola. The
brig Adams Gray and schooner Marmion lef, Ha-
vana iot this pot on the 18Th inst Left Il HUI
vana, 20a ssl, steamship Isabel, ior Charleston ;
briggs Rlilia and Gov. Arnold for this port in
a few days re brig salvsdora, hence, arrived
a Havana On lie 18th
The Ohio Brought the following passengers from
Havana
Ia 2. Iii.s. I az Gao. r, A. Loiine. Dr. Beckeu, j.
A. eqdefs Ae4N hou1Epzs a. boeing. Ed. Richard
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F"shiO nacie lnIilllineTy ana Dress 1Ialsinl

MI RS BLAIR Il opening her splendid assortment Of Mil y
" lne{ S9o9s Of the latest style ,.Evsy variety o.
straw 9nh auk hnnn1s Fevets, Feathers, Flowers, Rib &c
bon ec-. All orders strictly attended to- and eompleted
ne the shortest pos bie notice MA In
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~ The Brig TAssO for Chagrss will sail THIS EVENING,
positively Passengers must be board time th excellent
So -C. ]. MEEKER 3 co aa r.--lr.. ..r---
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Mobile .............JAMES L. DAY, Gberson, q P N.
Mo. Hhjte Rirer. PATRICK HENRY, Crosley, P, NJ
HickgblTg ......... GENERAL WORTH, Muir, r. ~
Red ktger .......... SHAMROCK, Har, S P. N.
Red RiUsr.... RIO GRANDE, Gorion, P. 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-23

l Ihs Mail Steamship OHIO, Lieut. j. F. schencE U. s N,
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-23

Fashionable Clothing and GentIemem's
Furnishing Goods,
TUE Largest assortment Of Clothing and Furnishing
L Articles IN NcwOrleaus mny always be found at
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.'S
" One Price Store, No. "a IHagazine st.
and at uniformly low pIicesr
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