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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

MoRE or THE HoBBERT AT PArERsoS-The in
defstigable efforts Of Justice MeGrsh and Officer A.
c smith Of the Lower Police Court and Capt Msgnc,
OF the sixth Ward Police we're yesterday farther r.
wsried hy the recovery Of about s. 90 OF the
money which was stolen from the clerk or szent OF
Msssrs Drew Robinson Co Al Paterson e. " months
$50 Considering the various obstacles which the BE-
fore named officers have had 10 contend szsir-t j,
scarcely 70 be expected that their exerions should
have been crowned with 50 much success From the
facts which have been gathered relative the robbery
Il sppesrs that il ali planned nearly three months
prior 70 Is commission. il being known by McDcrmoi
the prime mover 10 the matter. that the journeymen
and apprentices Ia the factories where he was employed
received their compensation quarterly snd that on
those occasion. the clerk Of Drew Robinson Co wss
in the h,b, taking TO Paterson much larger amount
OF finds 70 pay Oh the above classes Of employees
Il was accordingly arranged by the THO, Daniel Nc
Dsrmott John A. Cavia and Ezekiel Guile, ihsi IS
soon the clerk should arrive AZ cersin place on his
way from one factory q another McDeFmoii should
commence drumming upon an old TN pan WIKI We"
OF dverng the sitenou OF others from tue spot
the robbery % De elected, and az the same ume
prevent any cry lr assistance which the CLERK might
make from being heard. Guile, on his part vs. 70
seize the clerk by the throat and hold him. while Cs
vim f1rc.5y took from him the package OF money.
Never any scheme more thoroughly carried into
eject Two OF tho accused parties we're arrested On
sus gicion the following day but for want u proof 20
connect them with the transaction they were discharg
ei from custody snd the magistrates and police OF Ia
terson seemed have given the subject farther Al
teuuon a. it bss been sscertsned that the offend
ers In the course Of week or two after the robbery
commenced circulating their H. gotten gains, gave up
their respective empoyments and changing their COM
mon garments for me clothes gold watches, Nc-ons
purchasing piece OF land another steam engine for
the turning and manufacture Of bedsiesds, while the
third engaging in California speculation
circumstance apparently OF trivial character con
necied with the movements of one OF the party be-
coming known 70 the before named officers the whole
affair was investigated with the utmost degree OF
promptuess and efficiency resulting in the recovery Of
money and property the amount OF about s. so and
with prospect OF recovering nearly the whole Of the
balan e before they cose their lsbors.
The FIFTEENTH WARD.-An advertisement
yesterday, signed Many Sueerers' called upon Mr..
Joseph Briton, OF the street Contractors to at
tend to the streets in the Fifteenth Ward. This is cal
culated TO convey slanierous impression, as Mr. b s
Assistant, Alderman OF the Ward and not connected
with the street cleaning department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

r Three persons were recently bitten at
Gardiner Ne. by dogs supposed 10 be mad Tne ci
zens Of Gardiner thereupon declared war against the
canine race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

REFoRT % the CANAL APrRAGsERs-WATE
POWER AT ROCHESTER The Canal Appraisers in ODE
dience a resolution OF the Canal Board have report
ed 10 the Legislature list of all claims allowed tor
Canal Damages from lSl- q the present time with the
names Of the claimants and date Of awards Tho en.
tire awarded since the commencement Of our -ys
tenn of Internal Improvement IS sl5js 81 %. This
has been distributed along the line OF the various
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

" There Is no mistake about Il that the bee, Gol.
WASHER IN tbs city 10 10 be obtained At No o. J0hss
CHURCH, ELLIS TOnPKlSs TIE rush there has bsseN
his article at heir store the pisi few days slhes
guarantee that his duly sppreci ted ty hose Is sel
require It's use. We X al 10 lsarn Thai Il - selnt
MA friends era
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

It is reported tLat Hyer and Soilivan have both
been arrested a. CAROLS Isand Bat a. the military
have not returned il is believed 70 be felt 10 throw
the Police Of Of their track
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

The demand for Flour not large, though the
market generally speaking is steady We quote How
ard st a 75a4 s7; and City Nils al the latter figure
Sales OF Prime Red Wheat at lC5 10 Corn THERE'S bat
little doing sales 5000 bushels at 40 cents for Prime
White and 80 cents for Prime Yellow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

Amount suDr'l uthuy lVNi ~ -
There now unpaid awards 10 this amount OF
80 53 Us. Of which Slj,JO7 % are pending before
the Canal Board appeal Claim. 70 the amount OF
$3.50 O+ 90 have been heard by the appraisers during
the past year, and il IS estimated that appropriation
OF 100000 will be necessary 10 discharge them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08
THIRD DISPATCH.


AL il yet in a mystery about tno PrzeF.shi.
thousand. Of rumor. are aaost, number Of which
Say that both Of the parties have been arrested
The steamer Boston which .ei yesterday with two
military companies board for POOLS Island has run
aground Up % The hour Of closing this dispatch moth
Ing definite has been received.
The Southern msil has arrived. but briggs no news
worth Teegrsphing.
FOURTH DIsPATcH-THE LATEsT....lo-Pa.
The Police and Military have succeeded 10
breaking up the PrzeFig GUT Hyer Vas arrested at
Poole leland but escsped hoard schooner, as dd
also sullivan They crised about in the bay until TIE
steamer Boston with the military board, got ashore
when they s.eered Tor Chesapeake City.
A dispatch from that city says that they will hght
near Dover tomorrow morning 81 10 o'clock.
The Bostoa has rot Jet arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

Tvs GREsr FicHr The National Poice Gazette Of ts
week. now ready, Will contain. beside ths uslsl nss
variety o. the most exciting criminal inte gence hor a
parts ~ the word, full sccouni " oil ite pnuoss
tn grest fight between Sullivan ard Tiger recsiyeaT
Telegraph from Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

~ We invite tho attention ~ the public 10 he ..sa
Resi- Estate THIS DAY by Asrn0sy J.. BLEECgFsnE
O'Clock nj tho Merchants Exchange ~ the vslusbsa.
by order ~ the executor, situated 30 Ffoni.t Bee,
man H. By order Of the executor u Abraham knsgp D.
houses % Cortland ard - Centre and by order ora,
heirs, The house ~ varicks
The lot u ground he north side Twenty sevecibs
east ~ secoudsyenue, and the lot on the uonh SIDED
Tweoty -hhh.st between FirstAssnue and AvsrgeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

BROOKLYN lNsTITvrE--Lecture tonight by
Prof b. sILLIMAN. subject -" Water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

Twenty seven lots on Finy.ayenth-st Founh.sy.fs.
Eigtthsvenue Thiryfounh ami he undivided oueef
part Of the property IS aud 65 Pcal.t snd 30 stores
q ESchsngeplacs. y mslden. iane sni on Tenhsseus
Thirteenth-st with the wsier front 8iu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08
-C...r., Commirtee Of Democratic Wits

n GenernI CommIr'' = - ---.-,,-e
vernIY EVENING OH inst ct the Brosd-
v.y House, M O'clock BY order
'' sAML IL DE MOTT, Chairman pro TEN.
CIV W. E1 a.yrcs sec'y' FRO TEN mm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

q Dr. DoDs will continue his experiments
iais evening u Electrical Psychology.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

SPANISH LASGuAeE.-We would invite ourresd
err attention to Prof VISGurs advertisement in AZ.
o'ner column for instruction in this language. which !.
aAily becoming more popular A knowledge Of /, is a.
necessary as /, Is valuable at present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

DRowSED.-Yesterday afternoon one John r..
an while attempting to gets bucket Of water Tor his
horse from well at the corner OF Forty-.xlh-., and
Eighih-avenae, fell head foremost into the well. and
was found dead shortly afIerwsrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

CONCERT OF TIE ELENAs-The Concert OF LII.
ELENA, the celebrated boy volinist will take place
tonight. Among the performances announced for the
occasion is beautiful composition Of yieuxemps in
whose style Of playing he exces HE brother ami.
BALE ELENA, boy OF ten years Of age, viii perform
several Difficult, varistions popular melodies, the
pianoforte Mad. CORA BorHE whose very pleasant
voice MARBLES equally well in four languages sings sew
era sris', OF which, am dreaming Of thee is
a deserved fayOrite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08
HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House took up the JOINT Resolution from
the Senate respecting the Committee who TO
count the Presidential votes and agreed 10 the
Mr.. SCHENcK moved 70 lay ms motion made
Yesterday respecting the title OF the Navy bill on the
table, which carried
ports
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

FAIR.-The Ladies Of the Independent Chris
tan Church Rev. T. L. Harris Pastor will hold Fair
and Festival at the rooms Of the Chinese Bailding
Broadway, near Prncest on Monday afternoon and
evening next choice variety OF articles post Office
delightful musie with addresses from several distn.
guished persons will be among the interesting tens
The object OF the Fair is noble one-the relief Of the
Church from debt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

WATER sPoRr-Tne new aid valuable lnyeu.
ton Of an lndiarubber water garment was yesterday
subjected 70 trial in the East River. Two men, en-.
cased ia lntarubber life preservers made their appear
ance on the upper deck Of the Fulton ferry boat from
which they iesped into the water when the boat was
under way. They continued 10 float and swim about
tor some time with the greatest possible ease the SIZE
OF The dress being no membranes to the wearer. 4
weeks provisions may be slowed away in the interior
sni IL case OF shprrecx a, a passenger nigh,
spread MS sail and star, for land on his oxn hook"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

THE GOLD-sT. FlRE.-Messrs Hoe & Co. in a.
other column state that they will soon resume thell
business, which has only been partially interrupted b
the late nrs The amount Of their insurance IL s3 600
which 10 10 supposed, will nearly If quite cover tn,
loss The nre broke out 10 the fourth story Of the
building 10 room occupied BY one OF their tenant,
The resr OF their establishment and building on Gold
81 opposite, have been injured By FIRE on two former
occasions but this is the fret serious conaagrator
which has visited tn enterprisng machinists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

CHILDREN's CoNcERT.-The childreu-singers al
the Tabernacle last night under the direction OF Messrs
BRADBURY NASH, who have been most successful in
the- mode Of teaching, made mos, beautiful appear.
ance to the eye in their neat aud uniform costume and
produced pleasant impression the by their sim
pie and touching music. They gave their usual festival
pieces In the same delightful manner on former oc.
casons-a thousand Of their voices joining In chorus
The solos and concerted pieces all very beautl.
fully given. The entertainment will be repeated this
evening. at the same time and place, with fresh De.
tachmen Of little choristers OF course, the Taber.
nscle will again be dlled 10 An overflow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08


The Naval Appropriation bin was received from
the House Ii was Their, motion, read and referred
10 the Committee Finance.
The credentials Of Mr. WALKER, Senator elect
from Wisconsin from the 9Th Of March next were
nreseDted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

H. hRegulaT Thursday Packet KNOXVILLE
- -Fgr YteksbHrg, Lake PrOefdsncs MIL.
- keH,s Bend, Grand Gutf ROdntB &-JVatekcz
Ie snIf Or spbtantla and fast raining steamboat
kNOAYlIhE. r. H. CrBmp, mater will cave al abgVs
on THURSDAY, the l5th INST al O'Clock p ~ pos.
lively. For freight or passage, applv on board or q
MA T. q. CHARLES, I9 Commoa 81
B,-A Clerk will be on the Leyee foot Of Canal II
to receive freight, oyery "wednesday evening ''''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14
SALES Ar AUCTION.
TuTniiuFo oar
BY ]. d. DEPASs.

"WEDNESDAY November y, haltpss 10 OiaioeE-Wi1 be
sod az Che oris Auction Mart corner Of Onion and Carou
Several HORSES and MULES.
FURNITURE CAR md H4RNEss
dernn cash. MA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

A CoMM0H TRIcK-J5hn Menshon. a. indpida1aI aa-
used ssductons Of city lie was p0ueladluG o. ill-
day evening ID has inssrsHtay thoDughisss e5Igl
VII he was in vilei 10 The hon Of Asa Aone ~
fbe hoqfitabe lemalst ans hat namg. bcabcn d
and i0and The rTank FfBafty PricE DevIt nad gte o.
Othss. After dfinkng giass o. berr Hiica. sided q
the hand made Mem ion good rqlJlrt - ~
The o. jsct Il numerous decals anastons % tA e
OF his hostess aEd suddenly 0gpd hls pgcfa pressed q
green ig'se (sn appIoDHats cpel] epatlini1e S19 IL
woman f. with heF boOtFs but a4oll4 p o. Ausilpt
DuEsuit foOred b. the ataiNaIt y n % FiuaH1 va
atsng tha boards insRit added ~ inaly D. D
presenting him. with WY. tbe empty rec ie q
the dimes Just taken. abd favosiaE b WIZ ~ v
fiCn. be wIs sfe1s tfasnE M I'LL
hon applied the pol FOR redfes; yeeIdsy - ne -
Ihisyss sent before he Frst Dame y ut ~ eeaef
IA durin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

UmrRp ETarns DISTINCT Curar--JsdTf Recfie5
dueXelfsdag Was oceapisd 20 lcaliq1 ieiimqiy
ia the case Of hs Uaou bsaf CenHauT. ihs bak
d 7hoabs for saVuee. Thit lliion = 1Hiuaht ~ ths
rsea en- ofsavsgs on 1885 IL tie poos sofkssas 81
the bark. famitnrs aud cargo. b. euund q s="
sboqn 10 The s-eaius prevented ~ she hbqlapts. ot
hows. w the 3D. Of May while The nea rloat goi-
qupr5f bsl0nain9 TIE io9g q asi itoq ~
INSIDE OF The ~ W the "a Df Fh1ls le fesaei
was dissovefad 10 hs ~ he ted 80 ~ y a.la
snce Of he CouQncfar' and q tgeau- tIe - laf ot
belfurne also % the Company, fhs tssga 1cl p
anoh0fa1s uader The dleeiipu 81 fhe piot Hapt t
frst tired 10 be power % exiin episN "
asd the vessel, bot fHdinG hn cod ~ OF t
he flames rapidly increasing be eae glga CapL HA9M -
the tjOuqus0f, Whs with the - tie i've sie oAs
Vigorously work Be- eventually he vs.se w. Y
Be scusd, and eIWafds the water p1lp-d 0ut ~
ths assistance Of Of The Temp ~ bgatf WIZ
nnfied tack Ff-i the G0Bque o. aad Oeeen4
The counsel fnf the 1nel anfa Aslsff feia9 VIE
crop and Cohen the dsiendauts Ms.sss hentoa aA
Bradford.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

LARGE ROBB.RY.--MF Wn F eooa. stfupEe. j. tas
city made afihaVf yes eEtag boie hecofder tnos
.ting bad been rob1cd sight, o.
$40 American gOid - tive Indf' iduas % known e
him bul made his aCqnmnanueat pe eeesi oltf q
gnaciO CtesDo at the OF - ANA and bpfagAay
Streets Sergeant Grlef. q the p0los also made a4
was cOneened IN The fobbay and asking wafr1Rt ~ ~
aued lie stated addition, that hs hpu1 &ta Auufgat
one, The Of thieves, and VIE uuaEaprciia8
eOuntrymen deeOysd and slii-pe 81 their n0ney
Several Instances Of the kfhd which had oee1fr ~ ~
very spot, had lately been made k1OWn 70 De poiee
warrant was Immediately nsueu ana The aeeusea nov
IEs a n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14
Desirable Dwelling For Sale.


VHE desirable Dwelling East side Of Bacchus a.
street. ETato street, Second Municipality. The Dwell a
ling double, and -haEsur high with MIA
ia the hri story, with Harg gallery the and in
the SECOND There Is attached 10 the premises double Kitchen
conveniently divided with wide Gallery to both stories In the
Yard Ciaiern each side together with
Wood house. The GROUND laid with having
olkl, with choice Lemon and Dwarf Orange Tres
Grspes FaeTng Plants parts
rope Dimensions Of feet By
depth II ~ feet 10 inches Possession Of tbs property will be
Immediately.
Persons dsrdus purchasing property view the
premises and esTn which favorable application
p7a fIsORANCB TAYLOR, 81 6rassr st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14
French Language.

The Dcst OppOTIunlIV q dcqulTlng Mis UseIIa
Ldiom is nom offered
MIR. EUGENE EsDRA will lis French Evening
IVA as sufficient number scholars d obtained
His pupils and those wishing Join bis Class invited call
their
For further particulars apply his Office No % Duuean' Build
g., Exchange Place.
the opening, adjusting and closing Books The French Eng
liHh Languages. nl2 N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14
valuable Servants. AT Auction
BY J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.


THURSDAY, November Is, at 70 ocoekEl be sold auction
Banks Arcade the following described SLAVES
MARY, aged n years excellent Washer, and Cook
fully guaranteed aganst the vices and maades prescribed by law
Terms one-lalf cash balance months
TONI aged l3 years intelligent House Boy fully guaranteed
Terms Onetiri cash balance 90 days aud four nonhs
ELLEN, aged 10, superior Nue Girl Hou Servant fully
guaranteed, and sold for no fault Terms, cash.
STEPHEN D years good IoT and Stsvedore, fully guar
antied. Terms cash.
Act Of sale before Jos r. Beard, Notary Public,
pense Of the purchaser. nl2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

BILLIARD SALOON q. Over the Sshades"
.DH0MAS HENDRY respectfully infetmi bis friends
and the PUBLIC that be has th0fOughly repaired the
above Saloon aad has SIX FINE TABLES 10 rsfsc o..
dst The paireusEe Of ne pubic h nspsolialy sPie.
tied. nSlM
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14
OrIenns Thentre

ORLEANS STREET between Royal and Bourbon rests %.
THURSDAY ENENiNG, nov IS 20 will s Performed Doni-
e u's opera ct Loo IA Dl LtMAERMOOR. in which Noes
Duuc, Snrmd' en Graat aud Nine. Resin will appear.
- The brsuo Of The opera Tor sale Bja OHce.
u FeIlGnn noe N-- ggmIenrG On aeIacL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14
SOuth-W estern Circus.

Vih EVENING, W6dn sday, November Ii-EATON STONE
Tl appear 80 two ae MIN. MUM IN KELLY
and hls wonderful ton IN their lnnab Fets.. ROCHFOR
LfhEG LEVI halame LAX Y, and other stars
funny Bill LAX, with his Witticsm5. Jkss Bon and
Queer yngs 1he whole conclude IN laYaTie Aernirce
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

" The Lectures 'his Deprimene will MON
DAY, the l2 NoveTbT Tee Vi b. Introductory Lecture
W gae1 day OF tie present week, Al ~ O'clock n.
phe pub'ie respectfully invited T. utefd.
nl2 GUSTAEuS A. MOTT, 81. D . D an
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

STEALING A SLAVE-HOwell Jeffnss rather uupIspOl.
sssng individual just of hi, tseRs b0Bght up bsOs
Recorder hadwin yesterday charged with stealing slave
from Mr. Tnhbn Of Union county, Aikansas The pris-
appeared against him He taed that he dtdn a kan
sa and the Recorder not wishing to cast him loose again
the community, mentioned The gical word voucher
and lelLIsz was aenoIdIngly :. lnken out
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

THEFT.-HenTy Haniug accused of an attempt 10 rob a
passenger load Of the steamed Duchess called up
yesterday before Recorder Baldwin for exqminatpn No
witnesses appeared and the accused sent down on
cha aufv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

ee1----z-g w -e tFesceAi'
Ngts-lh The FRA municlpaty tiesignasrd Ut fii71-
able Nos
In the Second e The NJ above siea1bort
ng, No being ftathnat- Landing. Thru
the Rarra ioun hsing frrs 5s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

AssAULTIEa ~ OTFiCER.-Bcha-l " eldon WIS e1aras
ind Vested. , hef re Resfder Baldwin The charge 81
sinking and resisting PhiD Kei Of The nisaE ic.
while ihe latteT daty munsay uiEnt ID fc1uD
Ouass t. The case was eat bs1nE The p Il District Cqu Z
D1scHARaED. RAJ bel Pedesoheanx was auaiEned yss
efday be Recorder GenoIs. III charge hartounE
slave. Alsr hnel e1amLalLI1n L-la dim. 10.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14
HEw-oRLEAns cLAsauIeATIoa.

TObACCp-Tbere was one bayeri in market who took
neahy 100 hhds, follows % hhds "A 5< ssd II
T. al ~ % hhds nearly all g.. al &C.; and IS hhds 5<
for A and "a Tor Refused.
SUGAR AID MULASsES The IeneiBts we7s duts
laT ysteTiay. but nevertheless the demand was fo5 and
l2 hhds changed hands at stsader peea 4<4s<
Fair to Prime. MoiasIes still lower and Eass OF zoo bb
a. 2e692Oso ea'ly The day but subsequoaty ls1<0
SOc., mostly At the latter pdcs.
FLuUR-The market hrm. and 1900 bbla found bay
e Of which 900 bb unbranded a. 90 eI7 bhI lnoiI
and t Louis, in three 0t Is 1914 lC0 bba s5 o.
aud SO bbis extra Illinois at B5 80 p bbL
CORNING change. and 25nO sacks disposed Of including
300 sacks prime 81 $50 d. 81 a. 80 old At S. and
200 to 800 sacks at 5l0s3c. . bufbel
OATs-A lot of 200 saeks Ohio sold Il IS. but 81 Louis
are held at 1904.
PROVisIONs.-The Pork market heavy. ald oVa
ao bile Mes sold, about es 62 and go bbls
90 l5l6s9 co. Bacon selling AZ for prime ShoudsIg
and ~ for the best Sides Lard rather fme sas Of
1917 tsceI at "a So b5 ga and 60 do. strictly prime a.
bJsc. . b.
ROPE.-l75 coils good Rope Brought IKE. b.
COFFEE.-SaleE $50 bags Old Rio AT l01se. b.
WHlsKY.-RectIfsdh he'd at 2lsz a 22e .Wiih small sasl.
FREIGHT5-Du and nOta sin le enga Eemaaf rslortsf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lectures on Cbemfstrv.

AggAAN9B 0M ClEAAAhhEKa
Ihs lubaerber'a Annual Course II Leturss Chem fully
Illustrated by Experiments viii commence MONDAY,
Der ~ and continue four month, They will delivered
leg Depnrtment The Unyersiy Of Lou M, MONOJYs
TUEhDAf8 TIL RSDA and DAY s, from bali pa " 10
bopa't P students der Of Earning Chemistry, snd
gentefaen taking Interest that Cnc respectfully
TO purchase ilckss-prise 81 mud atteud tho Counr
>. L. flUDELl, TToi. Chemistry
mo Of Once In The Genital University Budding Common
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

Osf OR MtSL ADA Ticket ia he Fis4.n,. f.,i,.g
IA 70 be drawa tbs 18th Noss1i - tso
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

LARCEHy. John Derby was arrested yeTerday by the
Second Municipality police, CHARGED By Mr.. b. SheEf
with breaking show at the corner Of Poydras
and IeVee Streets and stealing valuable silver witch