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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23

For Sale town lots aud lands.
N the Town of Upper Saudusky In lots No
2l5, 2l7, 23s, ,34l, 349, 352, 1853, 1856, 2e9.
Also In lots No 10, l0s. and out lot No. 80.
On the Wyendot Reserve two improved FARMS
within = miles of Upper Sandusky one con-
tanning 20S and the other 1870 acres.
To Let, for term ofyears, under an improve
ment lease, the NV "a of sec. "a. To S. r. IA
3. l60 ceres.
INPUTNAM COUNTY FOR SALE.
The N E a Sec 3. +. / S, r. 6 E 1854 acres.
The S E d of 5 E114 sec. 4 L. S re E 40 acres.
The L y of E14 SEQ. T. lSR6E .S0acres
The Sc d sec. s Il. 1 s. r. 6 c. so acres.
The s. e. "a sec l3 T. Mr. $50 acres.
The s. W "a see 90 tn NR6 E 100 acres.
In lot no. so in the Town of Kalida.
Enquire of CHESTER R. MOTT.
Upper Sandusky f Oct. Is, 1899. f..r
Court Of Common Pleas, Wyandet county, Ohio
Mary Bates .sce
VS.. Petition for Divorce
Mark Bates.
TIME defendant Mark Bates whose residence
is unknown, will take notice thatthe COM
plsinant, ON the 18th day of September, A. D. lS49
filed in the clerk office for sad county, her peti-
ton praying for the dissolution Of the marriage
contract between her and the said Mark Bates,
andwhich petition is now pending, causes assign
ed; extreme cruelty and gross neglect of dufy.I
~ r.. McKELLY, Sol. for Pet'n.
Oct. Sd, lS49-3l-6w. Sl75
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FMG FA@HlOlM8,

Fashion Plates are of the nature of news, The
lady who wishes to dress fashionaby, does not
ask what was worn, but what is worn; she does
not want in le49 the fashions of lS4S, nor in De-
cembcr those of August. Paris is the ucknowl-
edged centre of the Mode, whence all fashions
primarily originate. Any periodical which en-
.ploys process f'"Americanizing" them, that
requires from three to six months, can only be
compared to newspaper that should persist in
importing its files of foreign news by the old line
of Liverpool packets, or hire a man at great "ex-
ira" expense to bring the news on foot from New
Orleans Instead of using the steamer and the tel
egraph. By the method we have adopted, cut,
giving the Fashions with the minutest accuracy,
can be complete in three or four days after the
arrival of the steamer, To execute the same on
steel, and then color it, for large edition, re-
quires as many months, Of this we had stri-
king proof during the issue for l949, by which
we gave the fashions three or four months ahead
of our oompetitorsl Our plan enables us also
to furnish triple tho number of plates, thus furn
ishing our reaJers with all the prevailing modes
of Paris and London, Instead of a single plate
with two figures, each exhibiting separate GUS
tump. .t.s..-. ... ..
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Worn-out London steel engravings, which are
freely used by some Periodicals, will not find
their wac into the pages ef"Sartain," under any
circumstances. There would be vast saving to
the publishers in using such plates, as they can
be purchased at almost any price, from $25 down
to the" price of the metal. aim to give the
best, both in Literature and Art.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02
NEW ORLEANS:
THURaDAY MORNINa. AUaUsT ;.

The F1HE or ST. THoMAg sTRERT.-Ws leam that
the fire IN the Ice HOusa Of Mes1n Stanton Co yestef
day, caused By ightnHg striking the building during
the heavy shower about oeOek. FMS b evident from the
appearance Of the wall in the Of the building having
several large cracks, and Of such shape 20 show that
they were not produced By pressure from Wn Or c9ncs
sion from the falling Of the roof The who had charge
Of the budng lef few minutes before O'Clock 70 80 70
dinner after havnF gone the vault and seeing that
al was safe. and bad been absent some twenty Or hlny
minutes when he heard the alarm Of fire, and gong
back found the whole OF the upner part Of the back portion
o. the building in flames The building was owned BY
Mr. " +. Wilson and rented BY Messn. Stanton Co. WHO
are partially insured probably enough to save them much
Of the viii be saved. There was about Hoo tons in The
building We did learn whether MI Wilson ID insured
o. not The building almost totally destroyed. except the
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS i:
..r,runr. Q 81 N.-LoEaIrUPE. o W.--ln TIms. g.

Cleared YESTERDAY:
Brem ship Johann smidt. WsFck. Bremen.
Brvm ship F. j. Wichshaussa. WarneksH. Vac, ~
shin % fssas,s. Cook New Yok. s. Toby Hsp1sT
Arrived Yesterday
Ship Memphis Cornell % days from New Eok. % A. Co
Ship oi Ha.ba ls Hann. q DAYS from Boston. 70 ~
Bark obsiiu. Gbsrt % days from Boston. J. P Whit
scbr. PonssT = DAYS frSun Afobils--Point.
SehT EaFopean Brewer. days from Aatagoiaa- 70 maai
seh CoIaR. bradbury. days from Pen.aOoa. 70 muIst
Basin.
aTMANH0ATH.
| Jas. T.. Day. Giberson. from Mobile
! Aberdeen, Clouds, from Louisville.
1 Alton Fulton. from st. Louis.
Il North America, Morgan, ff0m Lou. VILE
Bertrand. Greg. from St. Martinsvle.
/ +. NJ. stTeck. Streck, from IafCuTHte-
TOwbOat Star, Brown, from the Rasses-
| Towboai POFpoiss. Phillips fISm the Passes.
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Examination Of Charles HanIsy, charged vim he
Murder of Uuqarrv

Murder Of Dugarry.
The examination Of Hsnlsy took place yesterday before
Recorder Seuzsneau. DugauY killed in November
last. the evening Of the election He had been first
sauted by man named DigneY, and in ssEdefenee,
stated at the time killed the man with his sword
mob gathered around him. and despite the efforts Of The
police to save DugarU he was killed BY the bTOthsrnaw
of Dgney who struck him from behind several blows upon
the head Hanley was arrested days since By Recorder
seuzeneau who thong be that he was he euiPnt we give
below synOpais Of the testimony. J. J. LHgenbdhl ap-
r. DAuBERT sWom-C6sTles Hanley is about the same
nzs the prisoner, and cannot identity him. 1 told 81
PelsE Coye that th9 nan who stuck DqsaEy was The
that he meant bfothernR, but the word brother
81 o. boREH7 ~ 10 pot know re accased i DO
got sooeC Of having the prisoner the nGht q the
PETER CoYLE sworn Il know tha eocused; do not
know him e Be Teatlye Of Dgn?y Sascss.eal. lEpoE
not know whOwas sinking Al Dugany the night Of tbs
/ that hs DnRany) killed my brother" do not know
the that suck Mr.. DugEHy either personally OF b.
Crosse E1aniined-L do thBk that the pnsOneI ben
S lhe man that struck p9gany SSaa nS 81 isn Y
night Of the 7lh November last did not see him dunn
I BERNARD McDERMorT swom.-I was sitting on tn
corner Of Lsvee and Port s, at about Or clock.
and stood the OppOsits corner Saw some men hghtln
there did not recognize any OF i5e som6a ants Aiis
Enghsin ard Lsyee streets Pnd in the corner house saw
I'M ~ fbs best Of nv knowledge bis name was Dignsy
did mot see any body else dead, but heard there anothe
man killed. did him. did not see any body beat
IND that man did the accused that night o. ~ n
! couns Of that day know the accused well. do no
know that he the brother in law Of Dlgney ldeCeasedl
Thomas CONNER swOrn-On the 7th Of November last
at about or the prisoner came 70 my house an
ont Of house for many days aierwds because he wa
| veTv sick The accused had received blow upon IN
Ross He was bleeding several days previous TO his comm
to ny house know this, because he lived next door an
whether the aecus8d brOiheTin law Of Nicholas Dgne
or not or that he has sister, never saw the accuse
| with Digney. T., :, a,
Cross ccused was very SICK and hardly a6l
"a yTalk when he came my hOuse-he remained so som
eight or rhine DAYS aiterwads-nOt able 10 beyond th
gatg am positive that he did not ont on the day
the election 9Th NOvembeLl -,
Mis-. conner sworn.-Hhe te,1m0ny OF this witness eoi
Tolerated that given by her husband aud stating that Han
lev came board with her the 7th November, and ta
during that day and night and for several days afterwards
was unable By sickness leave the house that the accuse
was s and not abe 10 walk square several days beOE
be egtiOn and that on night OF the election her hui
band and herself waited on him in bis sickness.
Other witnesses testified to the facts, and III
evidence the court discharged the prisoner
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NeW 0rIeans Cattle MaTket.

Reported for he .LATAHErIH. Aug lP.
Arrived steamer Abedssa, with 10 Sheep. % Besssss
BeItTam with ITO Calves; Alton, with 200 Sheep, % esyaH
Prices are hghei than yessFdayBsef m cal5, 51zfI
ond class 364e.p b; Hog, 1886 b; Sheep. e26e4
p head; Cows t50ssO p head CON- 55ia60e y bushsl :
Oata 65lS7Oc.; Bran. 81 . 100; Hay, sss6sa5 ton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02

LARGE ROBBERY William II. Read and MaYy Roe
bucen Braigued yesterday before Records Baldwin
charged BY James Casaey with tai ing his house st.
Charles street, the 7th Of April last $780, in gold. Mt.
Cassidy states that tho employed his house
keepef ihst Reed his domie ard planned the rob
berry with her that at shat time Resa master Of the
bark Sarah, and they Immediately len that vezss oT
1yeTpoo sncs which time heY have lived together Tn.
Outstanding that they beard OF the Margaret,
which has arrived from Liverpool PASSENGER he pro-
cuEad lheiI TIE ornmnnainn h.a iaEnn nncs
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NEW ORLEANS DLE5T77=T'



C9asonEI oFFIoE,
AhHIllaT Moraila. AaE- q i3
COTTON .As Tiers wsfs 30 tdinss o. Ire EuFopa's
received yesterday the Gotten msItef rsmainsd q ah1
and no saes Of any note ossunsd. odotaf1uo lls-
rRw.oRuR6Es orassvIcs4Ier
interior s..s.....,,.. Aidala Hail.s.s. o8
Ordinary .,...s..ss-lzsl q 81 laif .ss-sslfll
io5d NIiidiins. 81 az Coed aad fias. 80. uaIa
TOBACCO-Thsie was . good dsmsni End 2i3 hhfE.
changed hands which we paFtcuarizs ioggga 81 hAs.
g A. at 81 and 81 r. at 3 - hhds q a. g - I'D q
b. Ct 50 and 70 hhds IS A. a. 81, % b e ~ g. -
Z, end Q do. At 55fe-P b..
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.--Fhe saleR q Sugar Weia
small but a. unchanged Iniss. Small sales % Moia g
l62oe. p gallon fcF ordinary 10 phmalpts-
FLOUR.-Thee is scarcely any movement N FloaIs q
buyers unwilling 70 pay The asking mates Tor afse
and therefore c0nne their purchases 70 small ones q " =
6$7 30 for ehoiee st. Louis and IS 50e6 30 io coed
Illinois. The hafboat lead mentioned yesterday Che only
one received for q weak IS yet on the market
CORN.-Few buyers. and the market dIagsnR- Sales
1000 sacks habOat 50c without Inspection 40 do a.
52e. and 500 to 500 sacks in lots 81 586s6c bushel
OATs.-smai sales at 7oo. in sacks-
PROVISION ETheTa Is hnt little inquiry for Pork, and
the few sales recently hare bean e9 755ei0 for Mess aad
s8Gt5 i25< for Prime. Land inquired for. bot no
large sales reported Of Bacon, noticed 20 teIcas pan
HAMS sold at 6z casks clear Sides Al 81 and Do. me
shoudas At The advunesi prizes Of 5lze b. a Gals u
100 kegs prime Western Butter 81 So. 3 b.
LIME.-A cargo sala 81 ahout l0 casks TlioEieon q
81 Is. and 800 do. iocose a. somsthihS less
GUNNY BAGs-sooo new buss noid 1t n111c.. and ii7f
offered for a larEsl0t.
WHISKY. -RstheF noss demaaa. sslsa 50 hhn. Rsc-
ded the Lsvse az I7S. 100 do q M and 1s d. q g.
vonte brandt a Tie
EXCHANGE.-Ths demand and supply liruiisd, ard ne
/ rates unchanged.
FREIGHTs-VVee0aIdn not lgaln Of any nsl ensaesHsnt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02

INoUEsTs.-An inquest was held YESTERDAY on the body
Of named William NOft native Of Dublin aEed 30
Es9u He was fouad dead in bis bo4Idigg house No.
FehOubtouas street, Verdict Died suddenly Of congestion
OF the brain. Also the body Of bog aged u years,
named Pierre Feeti fond drowned Deposits the Tobacco
Warahousa, Third Muneibaiity Ne'det ACCORDINGLY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02
MUTUAL INsURANOE.
TIME ONLY Domestic Insurance Company in this city
i doing FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER Insurance
upon the MUTUAL PRlSClPLE,
THE CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
Of NewOlIeans,
With a subscribed and pledged CapitalOf
100000 Dollars,

&OUsOUO OOndIss
snow ready to receive applications and make nEuranees
al their Office the northwest corner OF Camp ana Sia
Fire, Marine and Ripsr Risks,
al the tariff Of premium 80, 1-.,-t-
This Company 10 es ablshed upon me Metsa E
Of Insufsnce and il emphahcay Home insttuuOn, 1s
earnings are 10 b. invested aud employ ed here, under e
immediate control Of the Trustees and not sent 70 oher
cities for investment, 81. O., , s....,.a =, q,
ueosssand the profits instead Of being divided among
few belong those who insure with the C0n
pauy The Trustees ofthe vital necessity Of well
secured ard pledged FUND reliable in cases OF loss and
ample under ali ordinary calamity, assure the pnhhe that
they have now fund oil
TIDo Ht.ndred Thousand Dollars,
snbjsot to all the contingencies Of CAPITAL, and liable
for the losses Of the Company. er-.,
10 the assured AMI that th Company presents unusual
guarantees for prompt aud liberal eiiemens cases
l0tE the funds Of the Institution retained mere H9
its baing purely Southern and DOmeuc lnsttutiQn, ~
scts are Controlled By foreign Directions, ana Il VIII eoh
form TO Southern habits in rs mode OF business -,
The portfolio Of the Company Is 81 all times open ief the
inspection of parties wishing 70 make insurance win IL
s.,.n.i Rail fibomss "A Adams Moses Greenwood,
j. A. BareIli WIN. p. Converse. lfendy bufAe
1 na.id Haddcn IoHn ID Rein ]. w. Stanton,
Nstbs1 Isrci- 1seorge Ionss r. Smms.
4 II n via. Tohn N Bell II. "A. Wight.
"a I WsLb JsnseS KiTkmaH r. B. SUMNER
NV yscbs,ie ISbn ii Hyds John o Woodruff
q n Rgddseke FOND ds san is, w. B hGgutehsOn
ii A BarfisIe o. i. DabslSisen, L. PUG Puig.
4 R tsslG5, y. R r. With Nv. Carlisle.
SAMUEL REIL. President.
THOs. A, ADAMS, Vice President
CHAa, 7. MAN10M, SECRETARY. Uls tmn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
GOLD PENS,
PERI MERY,
Combs, Brushes and Gents Furnishing

PBR q M cry,
Combs. Brushes and Gents FURNISHING
Goods
" We have now in store splendid Of and beau
uful FANCY ARTICLES,
to which receiving additions BY packet we invite
o the following list
CARD CASES Pearl, Shell, Silver etc.
RETiCULEs.. silk and Velvet, elegant patterns
PURSES. IA hne assortment styles.
DESKS. .Ebony, Rose wood, Papier hache, etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony Rosewood, PEPPER Aache, etc.
DRESSING CASES. Ebony, Rosewood PAPER hache, ate
PORTFOLIOS. Leather, Velvet and PaPisr haehe.
ACCORDRONs. Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. .. Shell and Tin
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-Of all the celebrated makers, prices
ranging from Z eighteen dollars.
DOMlNOEs and DICE
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES. "a large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES. From to six bottles.
PAPETERiEs. .Of Ebony, Rosewood, Paper etc.
FANS. or Pesrl, Ivory Feather, Paper Six, etc
PORTE MONNAtES. ...Of She'll Pearl Leather,
CANES Mounted with Gold, Silver ETC
UMBRELLAS =. "A superior article made for
CORK JACKETS. Lille Freeorrsra
PERFUMERY Of oil kinds.
SUBSCRIBERS.
MONEY BELTS
HANDRERCHiEFs
CRAyATs, STOCKS and scARPs
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
Cotton SHIRTS AZ have made enabled
guaranty These shirs made expressly
srs and sye Of he best ma
GUINNESS & CO.,
J1a5p 70 CAMP Street, opposite the City Bank.
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r WEST, PractieGl DsBtist, bogs leave
y 10 inform his friends and the citizens
generally that he has returned 10 the city, u fYv-
after a short absence in the country, end ~t1lIC
resumed his profession az bis ONCE. No 442 ST. CHARLES
STREET, Y5lu
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AMUsEMENTs.
aqIsy.M..P,!lo THHA.EEJR!5E.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Corner of BarOnne and PoydTas streets.
pole Ls,,gs sn1 Manner M Il sSH9 Der
Stage Munger, Ar. W. NAYLoR Treasurer Mr. t. TUCKER.
~ Notice. Car sin he Theatre FOR Lafayette fpsry
,,,n -. - might gfsr he prIyoTHgayles.
n NhphSDAf EVENING, August Twill be performed the
- Melo.DLanaie Spectacle Of VALENTINE AND ORSoN
jane yarey Of SINGING. DANCING, ETC 10 conclude
Btrop, ". Campbell
M The Police Department the direction Of Mr. McCot
Key ~ Doors open O'Clock Curtain will At preeiaey
quarter before g. az Prices Of Admtssi0ni Dress Cir
50 Cood Gallery. Box Once open from 10
10 where uged application the Treasurer
. -L---aNs-s---
PISTOL SHOOTING.
tB- The H. R, W. H. SILVER CUP all, viii be shot To-
Zone shot MONDAY The 9Sd aud every following Monday the
Gallery Of the Hotel R. II. 81.
PassCATistiaH July II, 1879. jYls 2nia
BILOXI REGATTA.
y conformity with meeting held q
u at the Biloxi House, on the AAaRaa
18th inst, q was agreed upon to offer ~
A PITCHER or The VALUE OF ONE -. -
HUNDRED DOLLARS, to be contested for on WEphES-
DAY, the 9Th August l849 10 O'Clock, M.-kIee 10
al sail boats underline regulations of the Southern Yacht
Club.
1t was also resolved to offer SILVER CUP for the
smaller class of boats TO be contested for Immediately after
the first race, under the regulations
E Gentlemen intending TO enter boats are requested 70
do early as possible BIZ letter 70 The Secretary.
JOHN MOUNTFORT, Gharmans
JEo. w. NIXON, Secretary. jy1 d&Wtd
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To Planters, Builders & House Owners.

a NE W a TIC L E,
LATENT INOLINBD-PLANE GATE-HIN GE.
'HE above article, the best HINGE now in use, for self
M shutting Gales, be at No AZ ChaLtTes Street
hey are without exception the most useful article now in
use nor Keeping Gates before FaImeu dwellings and cot
Nges. shut without trouble Call at w. A. BEECHER'S,
NO. 10 CHARITIES street.
ALSO HAND.
II a me lot Of FISHING TACKLE, GUNS, PISTOLS,
hAhDWAFlE and Building Materials. iy26 If
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10 OWNERS OF PROPERTY, AROHITEoTS
AND BUILDERS. .MOTICE.

I F, DELAMARE. late Fo,snan or he Comnanv
Zinc NTEne elle MSntagne tPfOpreor Of the MosSeman
aes5IGnEP4o1S Of work in ZINC. COPPER Tin and
FEEL iihOS suitable for Buildings lid Household
t ne Mhqle done according the Htest imnrOve
PSOifiS;JG1 r. u more particularly undertakes ZINC
RRt;nr y, when ne guarantees for twenty years Also
nlee.ed with The Plumbing Business ZINC iETTERS in
Relief Of all kinds Apply the premises 81 FTankIin
rect between Cont and Bienvs heTs ssnonls az tb
above mentioned works can be seen P9' VI LUG
Refers to Messm Shark, Day 4 Staufer Fdyvard Cor5
ehauE BuiideF @~N''u 'u NNNu
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"MossELMAN EMO" FOR ROOFING,

The subscribers Agents for the sale of the Viee- Mon
tEgns Company celebrated Sheet Zinc would call tbe ~
tentiOn of Builders and Others 10 this article as Vben uei
of proper thickness and quality durable and economical
article for Roofs II hes been used roof in EuToue fr
thirty without repair and IS apparently as gOod
when first put on Il Is particularly calculated for The
roof of large buildings churches houses CFnn
LAM giving all the requisite information on the subject can
be had and models of the mode of using Hppca
ton 10 STARK, DAY & SfAUFFER,
iyl9 2WdlmW corner Canal and Magazine sis
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MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT.
EAUa a NOE FLAUEl
Che Post Office, New Orleans, La.

Adjoining Che Post Office, Ne'O Orleans, La.
AZ Attic above Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting Of NOvELs, HIsTORY. BIOGRAPHY SoIENTI.
TIC, COMMERCIAL. GEOsRAPHoAL and MEDICALWO RKs.
Also-A Complete Assortment of Stationery,
Together with all the principal Daily and Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES.
Country for any trade supplied forwarded
with dispatch. Books mailed Prompt attention paid any
ordered b. mail Foreign Books imported to order.
J. G. MORGAN
Literary Depot adoHiEg The Post ocs, NsW Orleans,
p s. Complete made with principal
Publishers throughout the Union for supply Of the
last a. Issued iel2 Sm7dp ). C. N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02

DIR. AMES' TONIC BITTERS.
OF al the remedies known there is none be compared to DR.
AMES TONIC BrTES, prepared entirely Roots
ieves as by msR that afflicted Dyspepsia
vous Affections lndgeaon Constipation Jaundee, and all those
Southern
climate This Tonic requires putting advertisement, hut viii
itself be had wholesale and RETAIL IS
CUsTOMHOUsE Street, New Orleans La. egs sm2dp
~ Strangers in tbs Oity, see Dr.. B. F. MULLEN,s
advertisements in the other columns o. this paper He "a Of the
VeT profession the United States An that
in DO we'll ts him CALL al SO CuGtemhoul
stree. nls u
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LOOK AT THIS!
Clothing! Clothing! Clothing u!
ALFRED MUNR0E & co.

No, 81 MAGAZINE STREET.
A., AIN .,,irr osf ,tsit InMBNsE STOCK FOR SUMNER
AND WINTER comprising every article in The Line As0,
Hsrno Parametta, Dress FTock Coats
and Alpaca l sa9 o.. r,o.,.
MeTino Paramstta and DTat de Turk Pantaloonai
Linen Check white and coiored Drll .
india Nankeen aud Pongee
French and American Oottonade - -
~ A LARGE STOCK, SUITABLE FOR THE oALlFoR-
MA EMIGRANT consisting Rubber Goods Check Shirts and
an other artiees-Red Shirts and Drawer ETC. etc. Also,
huulin dhrr stand-up and turnover colarsi
Ii5le fhread Super SIX Gauze Aerino dauHe flannel
and t}aufe Cotton Undefahrta aud DTaWers;
Sit and Gifgharh UmbrsLlas
Trunks, ValissAi Carpet esgp stS s!s;
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jashessi sS
ar Examine this List Of Prices; .rs..,s. a.,
q Do Dc ..'''...-'.is " q
&h d DE- .-s'-.''..--m !. Il
: sih De az ss.-.s.-s--lsi ,s
an 40 .....ssastil4i Y
IN az a. .......-...iO and t1i " IL
Black Clslh FToek Il prices in the same proportion.
Best quality Black DOehkin Pants. former price, Sa
"a .05 a. SS ,..., and s $50 and 8
Vff rrs eorten ies1rsd Cashmere Pan,aoOnI Prices
from s4to 81. Asr. sfsabl cheap g0odf! n,
Super Black Satin Vests. s--ii ..iton W y ~
DO Coored Do ...-'.--- ....--'''.''-.''.s 8 * N
I Vests q Black Velvet Cloth M;ino Cashmere Ombalns
Ao Black and Coored Cloth and Pslsto Caaainer
acs and Paeots Blanket Coats satnet Pants Soe
Cashmere Wool and Nefiao underniis and DaSsrae
EB- one Price!....No Deviation! 81
/ iy25H ALFRED MUNRoE s co. q MasaziAe 8.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02
Pacific Mail Steamship COmpa1

Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
THIS Company having completed the Organisation Of
their Line Of the u. S. Mail Steamer from Panama
Of the tickets per each steamer TO New York and other
Northern Cites, and onetOuTth 10 New Orleans, leaving
one fourth to Panama.
The undersigned will be supplied with the tickets appTO
pfated to New Orleans ia ample time for each stesmer
leaving Panama.
Passage in Cabin from Panama 10 california. 500
SleeTage. .......s lh0
PARADISE, LAWRAsQN 3 Co,
ieI3 3n1 Agents 81 CTayier street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
nUIHINE, CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- ~
NnL GAG, 'RHUBARB, stc.-As low toI cash
4 az can be procured eseWheIe-Call and "
m judge.--Dr. p. J.. CoXE's PREPARA- IA
S&) SOUTHERN UGHsYRUP--An ansquaIed
remedy for Coughs Influenza. etc. - :.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARsAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable ouTe, superior 70
the Capsules any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIIlIIA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
BALsAM OF RAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWoRT,
etoF0 the reiefand COnsumptOn and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MEkT.
eT Especial attention paid the treatment Of Rheuma
t4m, Bronchitis and Consumption.
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