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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03
EW OOKS.


THOS L. WHITE, SO Canal Street.
GEOLOGICAL RECREATIONs. BY w. J. Brodenp.
KNAPP'S CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY Vol O. or
Chemistry Applied Arts and Manufactures; illustrated with
$50 Engravings.
STATE TRIALS OF THE UNITED STATES, during
the Administrations Of Washington and Adams, with Resran
storca and Professional and Preliminary Notes Poi
tics Of the Times By Francis Wharton, author Of Treatise
on American Criminal Law.
NOAD'S- CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, Qualitative and
Cluantiiatiye with Notes BY Marfe.
BARTH & ROGERS MANUAL OF AUsCULTA.
TON.
MOHR, REDWOOD AND PROCTOR'S PRACTICAL
PHARMACY, the Arrangements apparatus and Manipuaons
Of the Pharmaceutical shop and Laboratory, with Engavngs.
SCHMlDT'S LATIN GRAMMAR.
INGERSOLL'S HISTORICAL SKETCH Of the Sec.
oud War between the United and Great Britain.
THE DEER STALKERS. BY Frank Forester.
GETTY'S ART OF RHETORIC or the Elements Of
Orao1y in Great Britain and ireland. y2 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

Letter from Seaa F6ote 20 Henry H. Hlset Commence
zaeHtq the Presi eHtiaL C9atest EIpected Reply 10
Az. BeRtoR-7He Land Q@os-ylfr. EiOing and he
CO.. w. WAsHIEGr0E, %, 1919.
hs lgt,f. q Senator F99,e to MI H. a Wise in nd
version will attract much attention Il elucidates some i'm.
poTant points in the history Of the late session It shows
for inseRe, that Gen. FOoe himself and Mr. Calhoun
as Mr. Benton asserts, was the prime mover Of the COnveR
Chamber Il exposes the secret history Of ie Protocol eS
element WHICH was gotten up az the heel the session
the purpose OF dfgracng or mpeachug Mr. Polk and Of
annung the treaty By which Ca iorHia was acquired ii
Of the Senate Nj Clayton formally sent for Gep Foosa
and authorized him TO declare for the Administration
their determination TO mslntan the validity the treaty.
and that The Mexican Government isef has onnsiIy r.
pudiaed the ground taken the subject by MI Benton
The ster ssumss that Mr. Benton is in the field as can.
reasons, length 10 Qualification Of the opinion that M
Benton cannot be elected the Presidency in 1852
meneed looked upon MI Be9lons speech in the same
Ter OF Gen Cass was BID from the North for Southern sup
pot and the former bid from the savehOdins porte ior
There is 70 he another Southern bidone from the s.trsms
south-om Tgyas-foF Northern rec soil democr tie s1p
d lie assault on NJ Calhoun position nd e ss s wen YEN
H o. tns 9osthsn address He
tou Of the manestO Of n Benton and Cen F0ote and
views prominently before The county '''' 70 put ms
MI Calhoun will IS expected, reply to MI Benton sus.
who signed the Address The wings who sighted 4 may
afford 70 the public considerable amusement during dull
Land Office which assigned Mr. Fitz Warren in tie po
once and uness tnmo exageelales BIZ reputation he will
cal wing broom, long deprecated BY some and deired nv
OtheTS, that is TO make a clean sweep.
Mr. Ewing, when he into office, unhasilatiBelv da
olaied that be should give bis appointments 70 Inc One
neglected West But he Onnd abandon ths7
policy Many Of bis appointments made without refer
ence 10 oeay The West after anoihe and under
the next Administration, will prObay have cause for COM
planning Of exclusion from Office, even in this city.
do not know that single member Of the present Ad.
minislaiien has any uteI0T political views certainly no
one Of tham, uneis i Mr. Ewing. Gen. TAYLOR is moi
likely therefore, 10 be thwaed and hauassed b. Tvades
ana leal0aiies On ne part Of ne Alinfeii, ION
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The British mail steamer Great Western. which
arrived al Mobile Pointer Friday evening. had the
shortest passage out ever made BY one Of that line
She was but fifteen days and a half from South
amplon to Bermuda; AFTER taking in coal, She pro-
ceeded 10 Havana, making the whole passage to
that point stuppages included, in twenty-one DAYS
and half She was thirty-four hours from Ea-
vana 70 Mobile. She brought three passengers for
Mobile and twenty four for Mexico. The quaran-
tine a Havana j. enforced with the utmost rgor.
Vessels from al parts Of the United States are still
quarantined Those with clear bills Of health are
put under observation for eight days, and those
without fog twenty days. No passenger from Mo
bile oT New Orleans is allowed to land
On the nightof the 29d, Com, Parker, command
Ing the y s. higaie Rautan, then lying in the har-
Dor Of Havana, gave an entertainment on board
the vessel. The ships beats were in waiting at
the mole at 6o'eock, to convey the guests on board
which operation was not concluded until o'clock.
The editor Of the Dario De "a Marina was present,
and describes the affair as most delightful A great
number Of ladies and gentlemen were on board.
who were much pleased with the tasteful manner
in which the vessel decorated with the flags OF
All nations. The dancing commenced at z. and
was continued until halfpa two, only interrupted
BY an elegant supper. The Rarilan sailed on the
2fih fof Vera Cruz.
There have beer copious rains in Havana, which
had been much needed
On the l4ih, the steamer Granddaughter arrived
atCieniuegos, bringing one hundred passengers and
many Yuealeco Indians for the mines Of Victoria
de Cumanayagua.
During the first five months of the year. the ar
rivals at the port Of Cienfuegos were l72. and the
eleaFaneea l54 The exports during the same time
amounted 10 $685. S9
The Puerto Principe Railroad will probably be
finished in q year and a half The contract has
been made with Mr.. Knight, who represents an
English hoese.
ouATAMAhA.-Letters worthy Of belief, state
that Gen. Carrera, after having obtained sumo
lriiing advantage in the invasion of the Repnblie.
has taken possession Of the town Of Chianlla with
force Of 100 well armed men, and 1900 Indians
determined to adhere to bis canse. On the sth
Two Commissioners arrived from the Government
onsiing terms very favorable to Canera Confd-
ls n the justice Of his position, he received and
heafd them mlartiay
ehhle doos-'ihe commercial movement of
ie islena Of Puerto Rico for the past year, amounts
= =. ~ los-exceeding that Of the previous wear
~ stlo,l2t The imports are IS, 763 945 Of which.
a.lssl ING spanish flag from Spanish pofts. & /.
S9o,otS' under The same Gag from e,reign mrs
SS,ls2,a5O, and under foreign faes Is DO 10
Ihe exports amount to S5S65sls. Of tbis rhers
We're exported to Spanish ports In spani.b ,,assoI.
S9iS6QO; in Spanish vessels to foreign ,o,,. soEo
esb, and an foreign yessela 10 forsign - -
a93ss2i. The exports Of this wear are -
those Of last BY s4967ss. ''i'il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

WEALTHY MAN.-Belknap, the great railroad
contractor, who died at Windsor, Vt, short time
since, held over half million dollars worth of the
stock of the Vermont Central Railroad, to the COM
pletion of which road be had atterly bent all his
energies He commenced his career as day la
borer on the Worcester Railroad
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81 LIST q tAssss9sAs PR Bank AdlpoNsA ron d,
AhAAAiAN q. " Wads Mr. u. phiips lad AN
eaiaran5 M r. bowei lady and ehild w, a1g lHo
y, Aaml q, baldwin "a. Hgmton d d CsaF 4 Flu
Aflz 81 - tfiEEt Peikns AZ Lesley; II fe ~ ne
4o9alYf Il nsiaaepn ID stickney John A sohBeaorS
q fs,,soa "A. & PsIkoI J T.. Blackwell II TssSiv
Y. D. tpnts 81 d ict j. ack RI Hisck & F Re-
~ ~. Vi9a =; taglh John ksnnr D. Mc6'oniof
s.. lsi,sssi u. Belly ] hainse NJ. Fagin p Nelson
befeay BuIdssll. A'VNs'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YoRK-Ws call the
attention Of friends who aie going North or East to the
advertisement of the prupheto of the Mail Line from this
city 70 New York The stage travelling is reduced to SO
miles on theFhos route the passage i completed in
days, thus oieHng advantages 70 the business man.
who travels IN haste Il is By late improvements rendered
pleasant md comfortable route. for families The
agent Mr. VIM. s. McGibbones. may be found at the St
Charles Hotel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

Do The Bostonans talk of fitting out an expe-
diton to go in search of Sir John Franklin. One
Of the public spirited citizens writes:
Let us then no longer wait for the movement
Of the United States Government. Int US, in
Boston, raise by subscription the sum of 500 co.,
10 cover contingencies and let us fit out the expe-
diton without delay. If Bostonans will 1t, their
vessels may sail out Of the harbor in this holy cause
before three weeks are passed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

MEETING OF Coal OPERATIvEs.-We learn
from Geographic dispatch to the Baltimore Sun,
that on the 23d ut there was at Pottsville large
meeting Of coal operatives, at which it was resolved
TO suspend, for Two weeks, the mining and shipping
of coal by canal and railroad excepting to the fur
naces and iron works on the line. This is caused
fall in prices which at present are barely remune-
rating, consequent on the large shipments which
have been made.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

Dry Goods Selling on, and No Reserve as to Prices
NJ. r. HAGGERTY q BRO,


viii TODAY, Mondayl sell Oh their Stock Of
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, an1 low prices These
Goods have for great purchased at auction within the
few Months much under prices and VIII De SOLO
much lower than the present very price Of goods, to offer
every inducement 10 purchasers.
Purchasers looking through stock will ind mat We DO not
only lower the price leading and well known ARTICLES but
thar al Goods offered the reduced prices
Country Merchants will find much their advantage 70 look
through our Stock. NJ. R. HAGGERTY g. BRO,
mvei tfeoI Canal
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GOLD PENS.

~ large supply of GOLD PENS, Of althe celebrates
ma Eers, ranging from
One 10 Eighteen Dollars
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
GUINNESS * co.
Dealers in Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, ETC.
jel2 1m2dp IL CAMP ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

CHoLERA IN ST.. LouIs-Dpaafal Mosta5ity.-
The dreadful epidemic with which ST. Louis is
afisied So ar from declining. had at she lastdates
increased e az alarming extent We thought thai
when tie deaths amounted to IS a day the maxi
lnum had been reached. This was on the 2lst bur
On the len cemeteries of the twelve reported IS
deaths from cholera On the 23d, ten reported IS,
and on the 24th, eleven reported llS For the
week ending Sunday 9th Che number Of deaths
was 752, Of which sol were Of cholera, and this
does not include all the cemeteries.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

LIFE INsURANcE.-The Rev VIM B. Tappan,
whose sudden death was announced recently, had
an insurance of $1,000 on his lhe-the policy of
which ran out only two or three days previous to
his decease. He leaves wife and four children.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

Os- A verdant youth from the country was re-
Gently dismissed by young damseI in this city, on
the ground that she had been advised to avoid any
thing green during the prevaIencs of the cholera.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

THE ACCIDENT TO THE EMBAssY.-The steam
boat Embassy, Capt. Bennett, arrived at St Louis
on the oath ult From the clerk the Republican
obtained the following list of the killed and scalded
by her recent disaster near Shawneetoyvn There
were near forty persons injured, but, as the largest
portion were German emigrants, their names could
not be CORE stly ascertained. Among those killed
are the following John Watts wife and three
Children Of Bainbrook, n j., all killed John Nv.
ers, dead; Augustus Miller and wife, dead Ms.
Jacob Isley and five children, killed wife Of Ru-
dolph Bekenhault; wife of Charles Rope wife of
Christian Sispher; child of Mr.. Morton; Margaret
Hits jeremiah Miller, first cook TWO frmen, and
John Meyers, striker, all lost. jeremiah Miller
jumped overheard, and was drowned. Some fifteen
or twenty others were badly or slightly scalded
but, as register of their names or residence had
been kept, very imperfect list would be all that
we could present. This terrible loss Of life was
caused by collapse of fuss, and not as previously
reported, from explosion Of the boilers The
report also that the A. n Johnson's and the En-
bassys boilers were manufactured at the same shop
in Wheeling we are told by Capt Bennett, is IN
true The sufferers were on the main and lower
decks; no one on the boiler deck or in the cabins
ustained the least injury.
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE
G M SIMPSON No 2a Cb0gtyes st

LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
G, M. SIMPSON, No % Chartres st.
oaers for sale entire stock Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY
GOODS, either Wholesale RETAIL approved aper
very reduced prices and many less an Consequence Of
making ehange 70 ms present ouAnsa' mefohant Planters anu
Families will ind it to their interest call and szamin the
Among his stock viii be found large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS.
Silk Tissues; Plain Plaid and Figured Foulard Silks
BLACK sILEs-of all widths and qualities for Mantinal
and Dresses.
SILK MUsLms-BAREsEs-Plain. Satin. Striped and
Printed large assortment.
PRINTED MUsLINs and LAwNs-OTEaEdies
SWISS MUsLINs, embrOidered-ooOred and white Plain
and figured Swiss Muslins
ROBEs-Swiss embossed. of various styles.
French JaoOnets and Cambrics
A large lot of Cheap Musins from 10 to Is cents.
GnsHAMsA large lot of genuine French. at Is osntSl
cases Of do. hne, styles.
CALIoOEsFrenoh English and American from cents to
IS cents per yard.
PARAsOLs-Two styles also cheap. ,
HosIERY-50O dOz. Cotton Hose and Half. Hose cheap
MOURNING GOODs-Back MOusselne de Lains, Barege
BOmbazne' APneaa chay' sil Lu'rss and Tissues Mu'n'
snd Lawns.
sHAwLs-s2OOO worth of real China Embroidered, Dam.
ask White and COOred GRAPE sHAwLs which viii be Of
Muslin shaSis, various styles siA ana
MANrILLAs-Of Muslin Embroidered and Lace
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS.
LINENS and House. Keeping Goods
IHIsH LINEN smRTINe of the best manufacture grass
bleach, for family
LINEN sHEETINes of all widths. fully guaranteed
FA5LE LINENs-Dsmask aud Cloths, with Napkins to
DIAPERS Of all kinds Huekabuck, Scotch Birdseye.
TowELNes ofv kinds Russia Crash Linen Checks.
pure ana mixed.
az All Linen Goods sold with full guarantee, being pure
and Of the best fabrics
PLANTATION GOODS.
kERsEYs and LINaEYs; JEANs and DRILLS Lowells and
heavy "a Coons; Choctaw spaU; Kentucky Jeans-Cassi
meres' 500 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS
~ The above form but small portion Of the stock all Of which
will be offered very low prices my42dpd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

NoMtHATIoN.--'l Che wings Of Carroll parish have
puminated Robert Anderson for the State Senate,
Carroll and Madison disrietj subject 70 the appro
vai Of he wings 81 Madison. r. W. Watts was
nominated for Representative Of Carroll Mr.. An
aerson'a composition ior the nomination was w. E.
biack5une, aud the choice was made only on the
sixteenth ballot The concordia InielIigencer mem
tons i as mournfu coincidence, that on The day
Of the balloiing IN Carroll, MI. Blackburn was
shot down in the streets q Frankfort, KY, and
died after surviving only iwenty-four hours.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

o1- we publish this morning, the official pro-
gFamme ot The order Of procession tomorrow, in
commemofation Of the Anniversary Of Indepen-
dence A place is provided there for every body
VINO may be desirons Of taking part in the pageant
The arrangements appear to be full and ample
There Is no provisions we perceive, for an ora
of' q reader Of the Declaration, as is customary
hai these are forms which it is probably thought
expedient 70 dispense with, in Times like these,
when it is reasonably feared thar crowded and
heated sssembages, in close places might be inju-
rlons g the public health.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

OLYMPIC THEATRE.-Touight we have good bin at
the little Oympe-" Olympus in New Orleans" and the
Bottle Imp" There viii be aorowd-ior the dancing Of
Miss Josephine is alone worth The price OF a ticket
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

MIssIssIPPL-A State Convention of the whig
party Of Mississippi is to be held Jackson on the
10th inst, 20 nominate candidate for Governor in
opposition to the democratic nominee, Cen John
A. Quitman. :. There is no wing nomination yet
for Congress, we believe in the 4th district. The
other nominations are ;-1 A. B. Bradford, (whig)
Jacob Thompson, ldem.) O. w. L. Harris, (whig) ;
w S Fealherston, (dem.) 8. Henry Gray, (whig) +;
William Melville, (dem.) A. A.G. Brown, Cdem )
Reuben Davis is an independent candidate in the
ID district
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

THE CRESCENT Cry. = The arrival Of this
steamer az New York IS announced in the New
KoFk Herald Of Sunday morning the Oath ult,
with sisi Of passengers, freight etc. but nothing
about sickness on board.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

CIRcUMsTANTIAL EvIDENcE.-A very singular
fact was developed before Coroner's jury in
Georgia, lately held on the body of Daniel Ross,
wealthy planter whose son is in prison as bis muir
derer. The deceased was found killed by two dis
charges from double-barrelled gun, fired so near
as to scorch with the powder. The wads with
which the gun was loaded were recovered. 1t APP
subscriber near his residence to the Macon Tee-
graph, and upon close examination it was dis
covered that one Of the wads was piece torn from
that paper. The number of the paper from which
it was torn, was found in a shot-bag which had
been used by young Ross on the day the murder
was committed. The pieces were compared, and
fit so completely to satisfy the jury that the wad
had been taken from the same paper found in the
shot-bag
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03
DOLLAR GOLD PEN.

good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case with Pencil, for ONE
DOLLARt
These Pens guaranteed; and should points Of
BY usage purchaser exchange the Pen for new one
sitaout charge.
~ The price which sold makes them really
cheaper than Steel Pens.
For sale wholesale and retail, By
GUINNESS & co.
jelg-lm2dp h CAMP STREET
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

0cs- The editor of paper down east offers pre-.
MUM for the best Dunaatg Address to his delin-
olent customers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

CROPS IN OUAoHITA.-A letter 10 the Concor-
dia Intelligsneer from an observing friend in Mon
roe, ouachita parish, La dated the 25lh ult, says
" Our crops are very bad Cotton is at least
month later than il was last year. and it appears
% me, can under no circumstances, reach more
tnan tWo-thirds Of what was raised in this section
q country, the past year, and then she crop was
snort nearly one-third Of an average. The corn
10 that" y s'''
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NEW YORK. via MOBILE and MONT
p GoMERY, Ala, and CHARLESTON, S. @.

NEW YORK, via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERY, Ala, and CHARLESTON, Sc
EE
Through in Seven and half Days-stase Travel
Reduced to NINETY. three Miles
NEW ORLEANS TO MQBILE-By the daily line Of
ranf sifRa%s iS n Hset h9,9 CALFgR
eI'91 leaving New Orleans a. II clock, and arriving
a Mobile next morning at O'Clock. Fare, S5-Time
MOBILE TO MONTGOMERY:
By the daily line OF superior fncass Steamsrs-eaviDR
Mobile a. P Nj and arriving at MontgomeY second day
Np 20 y NJ me ne consists Of The t9oWing boats
JoPasea 6RLfSE sF JOIN Cao I'm MesfaT: B aapS
1o9 Sci A. CsPf; 8qE5s ARK ANsAs Gait 8 Yen;
s66it IR1 OK The e. WEST Capt aaroli and SUNNY
4S hous By the Daily Mail Line cOaeh-Fare slO-Time
.i'0'An M 10 TO CHARLESTON:
NEW ORLEANS AMP NEw YORK Mail LIEE-Via Gifin,
Lea0es. ,9rrirss DISTANCES.
oo asfS II 9Gf6' q R9,oad g mile.
G5dEia , 70 A Atlanta ii23sPM Ralload g miles.
Augusta; A. N Charles on II N Railroad 1855 miles
tfrs-.nio tgqmerg @ Chqrteston. $40 So
edueed 70 81 miles Three DAILY STAGE LINES between
1 I ss sns 9 P@9 Though Wss Point L1Gangs
readiness 70 carry onward any number ofthough passen.
The Can Tie Railroad Of the most approved con-
srneion Those 1pon the GeOgia Railroad provided with
For Though tickets apply 10 The Agent at the Exchange
nPtel montgomery Han, or Madison House, Montgomery,
~ Passengers procuring through tickets of the Agent
at Montgomery will save about a.
GRE4r CEETRAL MAIL LrNE--Via Columbus Macon
Lsages; .4rriyes. Distances
oSefo pm BpSlsa ioA s saoad' m mile,
GAINESVILLE, 90 Pm Macon, 81. N Railroad. 40 miles
sssaanah IN Cha1eon 4 mSoat i iso@ miles
HeeaatgoHsrg 20 Clarisst92 S23 5o-7S SaDaN.
nights rest, viz: at Savannah and Macon
The steam Packets composing the Chaleon and savan
Cneh, wei known for their saety neatness and sHmpi
Gus fare No charge for meals o. Bertls.
of the finest description
Staging reduced to SO miles
Two DAILY LINES of fOuEhOne Post Coaches FINN Tns
always in readiness carry forward aHy number of bTnngb
For though tickets apply 10 The Agent at the Exchange
dl9 9e n6ongomery Hail. or Madison House, at Montgom
Passengers procuring through tickets of the Agent
at Montgomery will save about a.
CHARLESTON TO PHTLADElPaTA.
o raTe-S2Q Time, IS hOur-By the daily line of Sea
steamers 70 Wilmington, North Carolina thence by Rail.
Tosd to Petersburg tbsaee PhadepRia by TIE esab.
baltimore. " a'''Hk'ou ivy anu
Steamships from SaUannah TO Mem York.
9 steamships CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE leave
Savannah alternately every NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the
59l0wlng Saturday. are. SIS. Passengers leaving
Mohigomefy on Monday Morning will reach Savannah 10
train from Macon =
Steamships from Charleston to BetD York
Steamships NORTHERNER and SQUTHERNER
,save charleston alternately every SatnIday-anving in
New Yo'k on the following Tuesday. F are, SIS.
Steamships from Charleston 70 philadelphia:
Steamships COLUMBUS aud OSPREY leave Charles
!on sisnselyevey fhuHday-srisng IN Fhiadeipdia on
WIN. s, MoGlBoNEY, Agent,
Vs9sg Ct. Charles Hotel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-03

VEGETABLES, ETC. PRoHIBrTED.-Aao ordinance
has passed the City Council Of St. Louis, and was
to he in force twenyfour hours after official notice
Of its passage was given, forbidding, under PEN
atty of from $40 to 500, the sale Of any vegeta-
bles, fruits, fresh pork, sausage meat, and fish in
any of the markets Of the city or at any other place
within the city limits. The ordinance 70 be in full
effect and force during the prevalence of the chol-
era in the city Il is made the duty of the market
masters and other city officers to report all offend
ers to the Recorder.
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MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
= \ = = n n y = 7 2 q .
Adjoining he Post Office, Mem Orleans,

Adjoining tRe Post Office, NeD Orleans, La.
~ At the above Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting Of NOVELS, HIsTORY. BIOGRAPHY, SoIENTI
VIC, COMMERCIAL, GEOaRAPHCAL and MEDIC ALWORKs
A lsO-A Complete Assortment of Stationery
Together with all the principal Daily Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES
Country article supplied and forwarded
with dispatch Books Mailed Prompt paid to any
ordered by mail Foreign Books imported to order.
]. C.. MORGAN,
Literary Depot adjoining he Post ofcs lvs Orsans
p g. Complete arrangements have with the principal
Publishers throughout the Union for supply the works
IaHt as hsued le2 sm2lp Ign