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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-15

STEAMBOATS,,

MoBiL +: IA hssse' 15's
bama Orleans Mobile and Mont. lsaes p
ooN captain Iscn nav d. sis4 no% receiving Tf and
VIII Leave \; above FG egbt passage apply on board
BASIN foot Il a9DE se oGI q s st.
trade be season. vi" run as regular packet The
FOR LOUISVILLE, Madison, Cincinnati, and PITTS.
sg'sss i SEW
G s,ahi w VIM ,s FusI i now Fec sece fdp
having unsurpassed accommodations. apply on board at
f0Sd'a' street "'ari HYDE z b oGLEsBY - poydra st.
N. B.-The New Orleans is entirely b at ha.
large airy state rooms and very light draug and vii
pucah, Smthland. etc. fy12
fgsf RS pa t tie 18th INST at
l. elegant and fast running steamboat SAR. fzS -
ANAK, Capt =, McIntvre, is now receiving .ssA.>ss
OF passage having superior apply On
board at Poydras street T ThaEf Ell 95,o
B-The saraaat viii take ght for i Pomonih
Marietta. etc. and will go direct to Pisburg fyl2
DdR GR e kssTs THURSDAY ESD l5,R inst At
diausR stss%s; MU Muse e No ns" sH5;
leave as above For freight or passage, apply board
N's..- o.'N' ,''''' HYDE oGLEsBY. IL Poydras st.
s- The MUSCLE No. . was built for the Yazoo trad e
and draws only 20 inches water. fyI3
ER hssEf 5 % W. and R Rsi
bzoN ,f MaRRnns asep M sceivos
freight and will leave above For freight
apply H S9ba 6 6eyGs Eh F5yda5 t.
mee, R p a sSde0n draws only 80 ncnss water and vii
5R EfE3AY c Inch ana Bsv
WEgTR TaERSf1 Soon '1 sssis
receiving freight and will leave as above. For
freight or passage having unsurpa sed accommodation
apply on board. at fO"dTas street wharf, {,
n Bmrhs WEsTEEs Wosa9 was Gut expressly as
Memphis Paducah, Evansville etc. fy15
~ To ieegs FRIDAY. 18th inst at P NJ. positively,
steamboat BAY sFAT naCe oss
e or ssd h % s1xs
s apply TpE d pGss ss PSgds st.
FOR CINCINNATI Louisville Madison and and Patsbus
DfS FERRY a. W vsame
master, win positively leave above, Fosszazs -
freight passage having UNSURPASSED accommodations,
apply on board h RHEf5fs oG Tfs
BEPhe Commodore Perry is an entirely new boat and
~ To Ieauf ssggslastg On a,5 tuesdays and FRI
K Z q; !: f;ss5
T bds 81 e5d sutton mps Sa Lake ssp9s
Canal above landing the Pontcharain Railroad fo
passengers By the o'clock M. train of cars.
Freight received for Montgomery Wetumpka etc. giving
th ough Bills Lading al Is cents per Dbl.
B-Freight receive at the New Basin Warehouse
til O'Clock, P, NJ, on the day OF departure.
For freight having unsurpassed accommoda
tions. apply TO
FOR MOBILE-D.4II,Y q. S. MAIL LINE
rr@r The splendid low pressure naas
E az4laAHa--3& Packet Steamers ORE szSihHH-zfs
sss=zzszsAssszGO ON, Caps. R. A. HEN, xzZt54-s.s
CALIFORNIA, Capt G. l.. Reynolds, and JAMES L
DAY. Capt VIM. L. GiberSon. having been built expressly
for III Lake Trade with superior accom- rotations Che
Ladies Cabins all in State r0oms One of the above
er will leave the Pontchartran Railroad DAILY curne
The week the arrival at the Lake of ha past
Train of Cans, and of the o'clock P. NJ UN-
DAYS For Freight annlv On hoard tn
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MONEY SUPP, sEp BE SIoLEx.-Mr. Jacques Tbiisl
yesterday deposited in the Flint Municipality Police Once.
hundred dollar BILL scsivsd BY him from black sr.
supposed to b stolen.
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READ THIS

vTNHE CALIFORNIA GOLD is doubt, very val
liable article and useful when you can get It, but
you might loose spend it. and hen !. all over with
you ladies and gentlemen There something better than
California Goia and which after have acquired there
Is no danger Of losing Something which always norh
more than either gold diamonds and to obtain WHICH 1t
not nee ssay to make long trip all the way round Cape
nom nor snie me inconvenience OF going to Chagres
ana then across Panama TO for opportunity TO go to
an FranSseo; u IS not required to 90 to Texas Vera
Cruz or GoatZacouco IN order obtain such treasure
for get here, and after three or four months
9uetude and application you of The modern
Languages, which you should know. The SPANISH
LANGUAGE is now-a days worth as much ss " gold
dust" and those who wish TO learn well and in an easy
Patri0 No Is EXCHANGE ALLEY the St. Louis Elk.
change. GF- Terms moderate. fyl3
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MODEL ARTIsrs.-Wn. Rose was Yesterday brought
before Recorder Genos charged with exhibiting without
license under the of Mo lei Artists number of
n.ked men, in No 80 Old Ievee street. He vas ed
$780, and refusing pay sent TO the Parish jail for
month. He al o charged by woman named Han
nah Buckley with grossly abusing and knocking her down.
Restaurant the of st Lons and Maais
on Tuesday night. He to be examined this charge.
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Succession OF Alex. Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN e. co.
- ]. A. BEARD Auctioneer
TUESDAY February 81 at u oclockWI be sold
al the ST Louis Exchange Of this city by and Of
order OF Hon. E. A. Canon, Judge Of tina Second District Court
New Orleans dated 26;h of January
Daven Esq., Curator of the
the following described property.
A CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND, with all the improvements
thereon situated the Second Municipality Lafayette
so feet front Lafayette by depth Of So feet
inches and 5 lines.
TIE said property situated Camp aud Magazine Streets,
and is leased to James Wittal until April !, 1850.
Terms cash.
Act OF sale before R. Beard Notary Puhc the the
purchaser. fyl5 lit
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WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10,
Stockwell's Panorama of the
MISSI RIV Err.

TIME abovenamed Psin'mg will be exhibited PANORAM1
HALL, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS, and wlH
posy be Teored after the OF Friday February 6.
n Doors open halfpa ocockhe Panorama
moving O'Clock precisely
t7S- Admission, 50 cents Children 25 cents. ct
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

night the engagement Mr.. and Mrs. MONPLAIsIR
and Company.
THURSDAY EVENING February Is lSi9-Wi be presented
alsaux, by Meyrrbeer, called ROBERT LIE DABLE.
Performers: Mesrs Duuc and Valet Mesdames Feuryoy
AM Beron.
c- Lbretto RogET LIE DlABLE the Box
Office.
II half-pas O'Clock. bl4
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second Municipality Building Lots
To close the succession of the "GRAv1ER" Estate.
BY BEARD. CALHOUN q co.

J. a. BkARD, HuCtlOneer.
"WEDNESDAY, February g. at IL ocock-Wl be sod
w Banks Arcade, the following Real Estate belonging
he estate OF "Graver'' viz
TWO LOTS OF GROUND the square bounded by ST. Paul.
Gond Streets being Nos. and g. per plan
deposited office Theo Guyo p measuring each % feet
street, depth l08 lines The
and hanqu paved and paid for
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, the said plan in the
square bounded by Poydss Perdo, ST. Paul and Gronde
being No. and measuring 80 feet inches lines front Podas
80 inches lines the line, by ITO feet doep Ban
quetes made and paid for.
3. TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by
Gavier Common Bolivar and Bertrand Streets being lots 49,
H. 49, 22 go 49, "a and 49, GraWn and deposited the
abovenamed Lots and each 20
street, 1870 deep Ltse 10 and II each
81 lines Bertrand by depth l22
inches lines Lots 49, 20 and Il each 80 feet front
100 Lot No 90 81
int lines front ravier and 1920 eet teph and front
Bolivar he Of SAID Lots 70, "a and
25 each 81 inches lines Bolivar by
leph 1872 feet inches lines. The property onng Ga,ier
and Common streets we'd and paid for
cash. balance al o. " and Is months credit
for bearing the with
if punctualy paid.
Acts of sale before Theo. Guyo, N p the Of the
purchasers. fyl2, IL, A. l9, 20, 81
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CoMMITTED.-Martn Bromley and his wife Bridget were
Yesterday sent b. fore the First District Cont by Recorder
Bal the charge nf stealing about fifty dollars worth
of table and ed-covers. and s25 in money.
Assault AND BATTERY AND l. RCENY.-Geo Mccain
accused bv Maria Tompkns of entering her the
of Heva and Baronne streets and beating her and
teang five doas, yesterday committed for trial by
Recorder Baldwin.
STRIkING WAToHMAN Rec rider Baldwin yesterday
committed Patrick Kennedy charged with striking watch.
man Fu ler on the Levee Sunday night.
STABBING Recorder Geno yesterday issned a warrant
70 The arrest OF man named S'anford charged with
tabbng lanes iuffy in the ST. 10 lis Hotel on Tues.
day The weapon alleged to have been was ia lie
knife and prdpcSd i Cont 1t was bent the top,
showing that had re n used with some vigor Tire COM
panant sigh l. injured. the knife havirg round
and blunt point The blows made at his back and cut
his coat three p but than scratched
his body
HARBoRINo RUNAwAY-H Duclos. resdin on the
a Ioaa J, wa aefea y we secoIa unc
him with harboTing runaway slave of his.
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IMMENSE SUCCESS.
CECOND WEEK of HERR ALEXANDER, the Celehrat

S,ECOND WEEK of HERR ALEXANDER, the Celebrated
= MAGICIAN and Greatest NECRCMANCER in the World,
who will exhibit his and popular ORIENTAL
sOIREEs, at ARMoRY HALL Epery Erening This Week
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT-
URDAY and SUNDAY February l3th 18th, l5h 10th, l7th
and 18th.
THE MAGIC MIRROR, OR THE MIRROR OF FAITH, will
be exhibited Every Evening" also, the LEARNED CANARY
BIRDS.
~ A Change Of Programme every evening:
The Performances will with Overture, by the
Orchestra.
~ Doors open halt o'clock Performance commence
al haltpast !, precisely.
t. Tickets 50 cents; children half price. fy3 St
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On the 9Th ut lat 35 IL. long. 20 "a. Brit bark Larch.
from Liverpool for this port On the 1t ut, lat 81 46.
long A. Brit ship Challenger from Liverpool for this port.
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The State Of Losiana District Court Of Ner Orleans
The State Louisiana the Sheriff the parish Orleans
greeting:
Whereas fired Rousseau Clerk of this Court has refused
obey of this Cont in open Court and dur ng
and has thereby committed of this Court
in refusing TO obey said order the court onsiderng the It'll
ecrion of the at of 1918 entitled amend
the city OF New Orleans approved February the
18th 1906 aud 10 establish Court of cr nnal jurisdiction
and for other approved March the I2h 1873 ia
prs in the Parish jail for the term of days
until he complies wi h the order of this Court.
Now therefore, you the said sheriff, are hereby COM
mapded into u and entire execution every of
the aforesaid sentence and for doing this shall be
warrant ard Authority.
Given under my hand and seal of the aforesaid First Dsrc
Court Of New orleans, this thirteenth day OF Feb
IL. 81 in the of Lord eighteen humid ed and
forty nine. and the seventy thHd of the Indepen.
dsnce of the United Sta es of America.
(Sgned) jim MCHEsRY, Judge.
A true copy Charles KILsHAw,
Clerk Parish Pr and Deputy Sheriff.
New Orleans 18th February. 1849.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

To To leaye SATURDAY, 18th inst. at AM
EOR MATAGORDA AND ARKANSAS BAYS
i The regular packet AL steamship FANNY, <zs
H E. Scott. master will leave for Sal Port ,skfth
Lavaca, Deckro and Indian Points, Mata
da City St Joseph Island and Corn Christi, SATUR
sage amply hoard the foot of GiIod street or to
KIDDER. DESHpN CO., 80 Tchoupitoulas ST.
TT Arrangements have been made with the steame
Kate Ward to meet the Fanny Sauria by which con
passengers and freight will be forwarded Mata
gorda City f'15
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.

AUCTION NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER having closed his connection with Mr.
l. LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter the Auction
Business his and that from his long
Aucioneer, his welknown capacity that
H. R. WOOD
References-Maunsel White Co.. WIN. Laughlin Co., Jacob
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ALABAMA OSNABURGS.

LABAMA OSNABURGS.
~ We are receiving and shall keep SALE large sup
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manufactu
ing Company, Alabama. These Goods think
feror to any of Southern Manu- factue Wei he atten
ton of Planters Merchants and Others hes d as zoe
are directed TO sell at the louest market price.
dl4 2mis John r DONALD 4 co. 50 Camp st.
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$50 Camellia Japonioas at Auction.

y. U W.
LNRIDAY February I6, 10 o'clock A. M-W disposed
l. at auction at Banks Arcade
$50 CAMELLIA JAPoNlCAs-the collection of Of
this city. :. Sale positive limit. fyl5 ct
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~ To sail WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH
nor NEW YORK.-The fine fast sailing brig EMILY,
will have Immediate dispatch for the above port IKE
IVA NV ASDREWS g. 20. 81 Common St
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FOR MOBILE-D.4ILY q. s. MAIL LINE
n~z- The splendid low pressure Tzzcs
alafz-i< Packet Steamers ORE azSIlhEE--3s
CALIFORNIA, CAPT. G. L. n Reynolds isn and JAMES
pay, Cap, Wm + Giberson; having been built expressly
Ladies' Cabins all in State roons One Of the above
will leave the Pontchartain Railroad DAILY curing
The week the arrival the Lake of the t-past clock
Train of Cars, and of the o'clock P. NJ SUN
DAYS. For freight passage apply board
ja24 J. & r, GEDDES Agents 10 Bank Place
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

LATITUDE. % 81 80 N.-LoNerruDE. 80 Win Time, sa
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SALES AT AUCTION,

foi&LIlJ n AUS KUN,
Groceries. Groceries. Groceries.
BY MORPHY & MENUS.
THIS DAY, Thursday. February Is al 10 ocock-W be sold,
Il at No. 81 Magazine street
brands and qualities Cigars go boxes Western
Chee 800 boxes Soap 10 lid bbs Dry Malaga
10 casks Bacon Hams Lemons Grape
800 boxes Sperm Candles Brandy, Gin, Whisky, variety
other goods. fyI5
Lumber. .Lumbe ...... Lumber.
BY MORPHY & MENUS.
l.. PITCHER, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, February Is, o'clock-Wi the
L Levee opposite the Bulls Head Coffee house,
10000 ee Oak Wheel Arm and Buck PLANK;
1000 feet Poplar; 1000 feet Hickory;
25o0 feet Ash; $50 feet Walnut
6 Walk Planks.
Terms cash, adjudication. fyl2
Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, etc. etc.
BY MORPHY & MENUS.
ITRIDAY February IT, 10 ocock-W sod
Il up stairs, first fodT No. 81 Magazine
large and general assortment of the following articles: DRY
GOODS, BOOTS, Shoes BROGANS. HATS an CAPS. fyl5
Without Reserve Carriages U. s. Wagons Horses
and Harness,
BY II. F. SMITH, Auctoneer.
IHRIDAY February IT, II o'clock-Wi be sold, the New
Orleans Bazaar and Auction Mart of Pedido and Ca
rondelet
One n LANDAU, for of former purchaser
Several CARRIAGES Consisting of Barouche Rockaways
hes, U. s. Wagons etc etc.
Also several Saddle, Harness and Draught HORSES
Terms cash. fyl5
I-.-
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II To sal WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
LNOR NEW YORk.-The A ast-saing brig J & G.
II LONG, Captain Long. will sail as above. -
For freight passage apply on board. 6EH
HENRY X. ASHBRIDGE, s
E6 n Poydras street.
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u To S0N Thu KSUAY. Isl March.
ENOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA = The new
! splend.d Baltimore clipper-but bark MONT a+
GOMERY, Captain j g. Smith having all her CHIT
engaged wi posi- ivey SSH as above She sx=H
of beautiful vel 300 tons buthen and of the fastest
saers in the United States Her accommodations for 80
unsurpassed. and she is commanded by
great experience in the Pacific trade For passage apply
board, Post s, Triangle Buildings. ITO
c. J. MEEKER, &C Poydas st.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
In Second CABIN No
Steerage passengers not taken and berth secured until
paid for. fy15
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GRAND TEMPERANCE BAL.

$500 REWARD.
L OST-f)n Sunday evening, February 18th. POCKET
IL BOOK or AILET, containing check KM&sSENE;s4z@3
the Cana Bank for Three Hundred Dollars. 24ja
drawn ~ IL Williams in favor of Thomas N
Blake, and endorsed by him. One Fl Hun 49,
ded Dollar Bill OF the City Bank three One Hundred Dol
lar Bills, believed TO be the Canal Bank Also, sundry
small bills amounting about $1,000 Due Bill for
hundred dollars, drawn by c. Watknson together with
other papers due bills, etc
The above reward will be paid for information which
lead TO The recovery of the above
fyI4 81 WALTER NICOLL.
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CLOTHING.
FMIGRANTS TO CALIFORNIA should remember
IL that the next thing in importance to that of having
good supply of Provisions for the TO have
due regard to the wants Of the outer We ditinc'y
that selling at but at low prices
other house in the city Those in want of
for the Gold any other Diggings respectfully
invited to call at the cash store of
JOHN SOUTHWELL s. CO.. q Canal ST.,
fy13 dSIW If Under the Planters Hotel
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cy- 10 Leqge WITH IMMEDIATE DISPA rCH;
ENOR NEW YORK-The new, l. fast sailing ship
L JULIET, Capt. Preble having iwo-tiirds OF q.
her cargo engaged and now ready. VII leave as sILE
fyI J. w. ANDREWS s. co. 81 common st.
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THOUGHTS OF HOME S Old oaksn Bucket By slee1
Erring Yes sir-ree-by Pet, Morris; Two No. .gAAl
turnes-by Riesseger: Une Fieur pour toiromance
Dances Pretty Maya new waltz. by Wallace rs
The sweetheart Casket of Jewes-by Rocca Mountai
Willie; Salut a France aud La Belle Kate Waltz Fl
sale [fy12] MAYO'S Music Store, Camp st.
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