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The Cholera.

IH6 NnoicEas NEw YoRK, Aug 3.--l09 cases and @ deaths are reported
 PHil.DELsrnA, Aug. 2.-l9 cases of cholera and l6 deaths occurred in twenty-four hours. ORIGINATE, Aug. -lnterments from cholera l3, other diseases %.
 SANpcsKY, o.--In 3l hours previous to the 18th, 3l deaths occurred
 BrLLvILLz, 0.-~236 deaths from cholera, in all, and ? for the week ending July 30
 ALBANY, N Y.--Durug tlie first 40 days of the prevalence of the cholera in Albany, Tn 1852 there were 2SI deaths for the period ia 1s49 but 7S.
 MONTREAL, July 23.-l9 deaths from cholera.
 In Quebec deaths have been numerous in many cases 40 and 60 day. It is decreasing.
 lt Is stated that MadaIne Laborde's. of the opera singers, life was saved by the use of the murated tiRciure of rdn.
 BosroS, July o4-Cholera made its appearance at the Aims House, South Boston. 10 cases in 2i hours aud 6 deaths.
 BUFFALO. July 24--l02 cases and aA deaths in 24 hours ending at noon. and greatly on the increase
 A COFFEE PIANrATroN.--A coffee plantation is one of the most beautiful gardens have con- ceived, An estate usually covers about three hnn- dred of land planted in squares of eight acres and intersected by broad alleys of palms naangoes oranges, and other beautiful and ornane ntal trees Mingled with these are planted lemons, pomegran- ates, cape jesanliues. and species of wild heiio- trope fragrant the morning. Conceive of this beautiful arrangement, and then of the whole when in flower. The coffee with its lnilS white blossom abundant that it though pure white cloud of snow had fallen there, and left the rest of vegetation fresh and green. Interspersed in the alleys Is the red Of she Mexican rose, the flowing pomegranate and the large gaudy flower of the penon shrouding it's parent stem in a cloak of scar let, waving here, too, the graceful yellow flag and many besitchingy fragrant wild flowers iwining their tender stems about tlie base ot these In short, perfect Fl Dorado. Our owa experience was gained the estate of Scotch physician in Cuba, who, ih accordance with the custom of the island, had named lis island, and called il BueHa E@payaasa Good Hope. Flag Of far Lsaion.
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graph thus notices Il:

We learn hy letters received by gentlemen in town from the neighborhoed uf fcrt Nashita, tI,a melancholy intelligence, that Col. Benjamin Loyg was murdered by some nnkncwn persons, within about tive miles of his residence whilst returning from Bnlnxie village, where he had been for the pnrpose of regaining stolen horse. consequently report very naturally gains eredence that it was some Of that tribe who committed the foul deed: hut having heard other sappositions as 10 by whom he was probably killed, we refrain from given at Y farther particulars, hoping that the perpetrators, whoever they are, may be found out aud punished according to their true deserls
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HoAlcpE.-The ChOctaw Telegraph annou nces the death of Col. Benjamin Love, a Chieasaw In- daH, and yoaag ;nsa ef education and great :.re- mise He was a Of influence amoug his peo- pie, and his loss will bs deeply dspiored The Tele-
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isgapAedi e ls crssssni. B.ilslia. Bee sad Delta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

SENTENCED-Peter Mathews Samuel Nash and Thomas
Van Dusen, for assault aud battery sentenced
months imprisonment Percy Putnam for larceny, to two
years hard labor in the Penenary at Baton Rouge Jacob
Ranha for retailing sptuous liquors, 10 pay 800 fine
and in default OF to suffer months imprson
James Lasut larceny, months hard labor Ba-
ton Rouge Isabella Jenkins and Cynthia Moore, alias
Turner for keeping brothe sentenced months
impTisOpment,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

THE DEATH OF PATTERsON-An examination will be
had today before Recorder euzeneau with the OF dis
covering the person persons the death OF
Joseph Patterson, the soldier Who died the Barracks
Wednesday night last from blows received the head We
understand the report that the injuries inflicted by
wachman entirely untrue 1t the deceased wi tn
number of other soldiers, drinking together the 9th
inst after receiving their pay, and quarrel
which he received the wounds He had been long time in
the army, and being sometimes in positions that gave him
authority he said have been harsh and exactng This
disposition brought upon him the ill will of his fellow sol
des and supposed to have been the OF the attack
upon him.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The trial of James McLane
Samuel Baxter and James Stewart accused of stealing up
wards OF s3uU nom Jose Nunez board the steamship
Fanny. her passage Vera Cruz this city August
last, concluded before this court Saturday Judge
Mchenry, presiding, McIIane and Baxter were found
GUILTY, and Stewart was acquitted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22
McALISTER'S ALL-HEALING OINTMENT
Restnres Persniratic,., in the System.


10y this means opens those avenues through which Ma
ture carries off the impurities within, and thus relieves
the body OF disease IL thus that Consumption
Eevers, ScIoiula Erysipelas Asthma Salt Rhsum Sick
Headache Ounsy Sore Throat, Rheumatism Scald Head
Pains in he Chest Side and Back Dyspepsia Poisons Sore
Breast Deafness, Cutaneons Eruptons, Sore Eyes niam
nation OF the Bowels Kidneys and Brain. Burns Chiblans,
Piles, Worms Agnes. Cold Feet Liver Complaints Ulcers
and all Fever Sores lnammatcns OF every kind For sale
BY TIE AeENTs. Dr. E, E. HYDE. Diamonds Buildings,
and Essels streets and @. N. MORRISON, Ia Magazine
street. jals In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

The PETER FUNK CAsE-G. L. MctIinns charged by
Fortunate F. Val with swindling him out of five dollars in
the 40 ST. Charles street. where the accused
employed, by Recorder Baldwin before the
First District Court Saturday be tried for auctiu ming
without license. Bail fixed at $1,000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

o. The steamship Europa, which left NewYork
on the 10th inst took out about 10000 letters, for
various points in Europe. The largest number
heretofore taken by any steamer it is said, did
not exceed 1900. A forcible argument in favor
of cheap postage both at home abroad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

o. A few days ago books of subscription to the
stock of the La Grange and Atlanta railroad were
opened in Georgia. In Coweta, the first day,
100000, and in Troup, $50, 900 were subscribed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT-Bv and gith the
adDce and consent Of the Senate.-Andrew b. Gray, OF
Texas to be Surveyor for running the boundary line be-
tween the United States and Mexico.
John ID. Field Jr to be Conner of the Branch Mint OF
the United States Dahonega Georgia. in the place Of d.
III. Mason deceased.
Thomas ID Moseley be Attorney of the United States
for the District of Middle Tennessee. reapponted.
Isaac O. Barnes to be Marshal OF the United States Tor
the Dis riot of Massachusetts. re-appoined
Thomas D. Condy TO be Marshal OF the United States for
the District of South Carolina, reapp0inted.
Robert c. Ewing be Marshal of the United States for
the District of Missouri from the 18th inst when his present
commission will expire.
VIM III Marriott re. appointed Collector of the Customs
for the District of Baltimore. Maryland.
Justices Of the Peace in the County of Washington, ID.
C-John Cox John j. Stul. James Marshal Lewis Car
berry, Thorn Cabery, all e-appoined VIM j. McCor-
mick Samuel Grubb
The President officially recognizes Ian Jacob Van Wan
row. Consul Of the Netherlands for the States Of Alabama
and Florida to reside at Mobile and p John Gdemeester,
Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

IOBACCO.-NO transactions worth reporting
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The Sugar market ex-
hbs no change and $50 hhdS sold at steady prices
OF Moasses 800 bbs at 2OD2O4c q gallon for Good to
Prime lots.
FLOUR.-There large transactions In Flour, and
far could learn only about 800 bbs changed hands,
including 200 bbs ONO from atbOa at 81 I2a and $50 do
I'm two Io) "a IS bbl The market is steady and the
supply moderate.
GRAIN.-Corn in good request, with SALES Of about
10000 sacks follows: $500 bushels White, delivered
4Oc bulk 100 sacks Inferior 35 700 sacks good
Whe A. and $500 do at 4c. bushel Oats in sacks
3O6035c., according to quality One or two large lots of
Wheat offered but not yet sold.
PROVlSlONS.-POrk is selling in small lots at $l2 30 for
Mess 80 75Dl for Pune Mess, and $40 80 for new Prime
Small sales OF Beef at sl3l3 30 for Mess The only sales
OF Lard reported were $50 bbs Ga Al do No. 7c
100 kegs at IA and $50 d. (20 350) Prime at &c. y h.
SALT-A cargo sale OF 800 bushels Turks Island at &c
in bulk.
WHiSKI.-Small sales at l8c for Rectied.
EACHANGE.-The Misunderstanding, 73al0
ga ct. New York 20 day Bills HaDI4 q ct. dis,
and dull Sight Checks 7aGDl ct pm
FRElGUfS-The only Freight engagements reported
ship for HAVE I5l6c for Cotton, for Boston
al 30 and 65c for Pork and Flour for New York S0c
for Pork and 81 q Dbl 10 !oad the lower part OF
he
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22
Washers, Ironers, etc.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.

]. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
TUESDAY January 49, at IL ocockWl be sold, Banks
Il Arcade
The grfe woman, JANE aged 25 years. Washer
Ton and HOUSE Woman good temper and fully guaranteed
Terms Cash.
The grae woman MARGARET aged 2s years good Washer
and oner SeamstIess, House Woman fully
guaranteed.
Terms-Cash. ALTO
Several other whose qualifications and characters will be
given the stand.
Beard N. expense pur-
rbs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

90 Mr.. Benton, it is said by Washington cor
respondent, returns to the Senate free soer, and
one of the Senators from Texas it is also asserted,
entertains the same views.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

HORRIBLE CHARGEs-A fellow named Robin
son W. Baker has absconded from Troy, NY, in
consequence of recent exposures of his vile conduct
toward young females. His own daughter is among
his victims Officers of the law are in pursuit.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

IRISH MIssIoN.-The two distinguished divines,
Rev. DIR. Dill and Rev. J. Simpson, delegates from
the Irish Presbyterian Church, who have been So
iournng in New York several days past have gone
to Philadelphia. They were to preach there on the
9th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

DEATH OF REV. DE SILvA.-Th New York
Journal of Commerce announces the death of Rev.
Arsenic Nico de Silva, pastor of the Portuguese
refugees recently arrived in this country Mr.. De
Silva was formerly rich merchant in Madeira.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

LAFAYETTE, Jan. 2-Prices-Beef, 6GOSc. q tb Hogs,
5GD51ac. q ID; Sheep. s3iD4 so o head Mich Cows,
zoED$5O q head Hay, sl40$l5 o ton Corn, 45[05Oc.
y bushe; Oats, &c y bushe Bran, 60(D70c q 100 tb ;
Ol.cake, 81 D 100 h.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22
Schr. Pascagoula, Burns, Mobile
Arrived Yesterday:

Arrived 16SlSTQdV:
Propeller J. X. Thompson, Johnson from Gainesye to r.
Is. Kendall.
Ship Cato Wilmer, 80 days from Marseiles, % s. Broom
list my.
Ship Toronto Parker, 9days from New York, w Stan
ton h Co-2d my.
Ship Ann Dashwood (Br) Rea, from Liverpool Nov. 22d,
to master-2d my.
Bark Delaware, otetson 20 days from Boston, master
I'D my.
Bark GnInare. Barry q days from Boston, to mas err
I'd my.
Buk frances Watts Berusee from Rio de Janero Nov o.
to master-lst my.
Brig Rowland, Waits, 10 days from New York. to Toby Il
BOger-lst my.
Brig Scholar Skinner, % days from Wadoboo, to
ID my.
Brig Denmark Ranney % days from Thomaston master
I'd my.
Brig j. A Lancaster Loveand IS days from New York to
master-2I
Sch Friendship, Bradley from Tampco 18th inst, John
AlexEnder-lst my
STEAMBOATS,
Iowa, Morehouse, fin Cairo-299 bales cotton.
Dove, Box I'm Louisville
Rockaway Davis I'm Hurricane Blus-1l91 bales cotton.
Gen. Jesup, FoBe, i'm st. Lous-336 bales cotton.
North America, Clark I'm Portsmouth.
John Hancock. Hank, I'm Cincinnati
Homer Faucet, I'm Louisville.
oregon, Hem, I'm MOble-4 bales cotton.
Montezuma, Scott, I'm Moble-7i bales cotton.
TOwboat DAM Webster Rinehardt, I'm the Passes
Towboat Claiborne. HowTan, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Mississippi, chultZ, I'm the Passes
1Owboat Porpose, Philips I'm the Passes.
Towboat Jefferson Thompson, i'm the Passes
BELOw-CoMING UP.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22
Cook and Steward.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN q co

J. A. BEARD, Anctoneer
THURSDAY, January %, at 10 O'clockW be Sold Banks
Il Arcade
Steward
Terms-Cash
R. Beard N P, the expense pur-
CHI ial0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

Towboat Mississippi lowed down and TO 18th inst.
barks Forea and Diana, bgs May A. Jones and Mag
nola.
Towboat Popose owed down and to the 18th inst
ship Camiius and bark Syria
Towboat Claiborne towed down and to the 18th inst
ship John Cuer, bark Daniel Webster brig Unico, and
schr st. Rosa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

DEATH OF MAI PENRosE.-The Plattsburg Re-
publican mentions the death at Plattsburg Barracks
of Major j. W. Penrose He had served in Florida,
and under Generals Taylor and Scott in Mexico.
He was brevetted Major for gallantry at Cerro
Gordo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22
To the Patrons of the EVENING MERCURY

4 CIRCUMSTANCES have operated that we have been
~ compelled suspend the publication of the MERCURY,
and while egetng an event disastrous to us, we feel
grateful for the avors extended to and the sympathy
which has been expressed by friends Our assets shall be
Immediately appropriated to the payment of debts and
only that they will be sufficient satisfy all. To
effect contamination gratifying to hope that such
persons a indebted to the MERCURY will promptly
pay the authorized of creditors and facilitate
the arrangement OF affairs request those to whom the
Mercury Office indebted, to send in their accounts imme
dately. [jaI3] c. r. SESSIONS Il co.
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Deaths from Cholera same days week ago, a.

BRUTALITY-ln ARRAY between some stevedOe's men
in the Third Municpaty yesterday afternoon of them
had the greater part of his bit off named Ber
nard Neil engaged in the aay has been arrested the
person who committed the bIutafact.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22
ARMoRY HALL SOCIETY BALLS.

I14kIE4OIkI @11aII1I hoOOII4 O4i1I&1E1'
TENHE having received
tation respectfully consequence the
popitous will postponed the present. hut will
place follows which the whole OF Ten Balls Will yet
wishing subscribe will tnd the list
IN ofic OF Bail
The FIRST on MONDAY, January 18th. Masked.
The Second IN MONDAY, January 22d,
The Third on MONDAY, January 2Jth,
The Fourth on MONDAY, February 5h,
The Fifth MONDAY, February l2h
The Sixth on MONDAY, February I9th,
The Seventh N MONDAY, February 25th =.
The Eighth Oh MONDAY, March 5th,
The Ninth MONDAY, March 18th,
The Tenth MONDAY, March 18th, :.
t5" The of will office of the Ball
Room every Sunday Afternoon at O'clock By order,
ial5 J. ?. BROOKS, Director.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22
CONSUMPTION DURABLE.

DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
FFECTI0NS of the Optic Nerve lritis, Conjunctlval
IA Inflammation Partial Blindness, Operations for StrablS
mus, and other Diseases affecting Vision. DIR. TUN-
STALLS OFFICE, 1877 Poydras street. Hours of Con-
Sutation-l0 Till 5; Sundays 10 till 3
Certificates from Physicians and Patients may be at
his Office. ja20
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

The WIDOW GRIFFIN's CAsE.-Ths case, in which
Maurice Griffin accused OF feIon ousy taking from the
house of Mrs. Mary Griffin the OF $34I belonging
the OF her late husband jeremiah Griffin. The
deceased and the accused brothers, and ELECTED
the examination that atte sought possess himself OF
the money with the OF keeping tor the children OF his
brother b, the prosecux. The litigation be-
fore the Fourth District Court and although the Recorder ad
med the palating circumstances OF the LEGGED felony, he
the accused before the Fist District Court portion
OF the the widow ally entitled Griffin gave
$1,000 bali TO appear Tor trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22
Superior Barber and Servant.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co,

J. a. BEARD, AnctOneer
Il
The grille PATRICK aged 25 years,
prescribed by law.
Terms-Cash.
sale before j. R. Beard p expense pur
chaser. ia59
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

Our Readers requested notice the advertise
mens Of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DAVlD'S PLASTER the first page Of paper These
ceent remedies sold only sCOVIL MEAD 3 Charres
jallu
~ Preventve.-The PicaYune says that Cleanliness
etst Pre,eBlyes Of Cholera Clean UNDERSTANDS
and DRAWERS SOCKS be obtained, both good and
cheap, LElGHTONS Gentemen's Furnishing Store, No.
Royal street. DIS
sY h. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original signature OF
proprietor al DALEY, wrapper each box.
Southern Depot, ISL Charres street, New Oreans. dot
-e>s---
fY Strangers in tn City, see DR.. b. F, MULLEN,S
advertisements the other columns this paper he one oil the
his the United Saes All that stand
need would do well give him CALL al o5 custom ouse
nl5u
~ NewOrleans, Dec. S. 1848-Dr. MENSING:
SThe Set Of Teeth inserted Tor conser TO be The best
done liberty
call st. John beVe Perido and Grayler
srres, and inspect for themselves fours .
Dc 3m A. g. TUCKER.
sTv Electro-Maanetic Machines, for Medical Use,
Psna Bateresprce from Sl2 50 SIS Philo
phica Ap order Dentists Gold Foil Plate
and Artificial Teeth Files EIcavaors Points for
Lightning Rods, etc. for sale by
i N j. B. ANDERSON, II ST. Charles st.
~ Phoenix Fire Co. No. ga Subscription List
for the benefit d said Fire Company TO and them IN repairing thar
nj g. D. sgEcEs Ha, Store 70 Canal suss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS
AMERICAN THEATRE.

AMERICAN THEATRE.
H. P. GRATTAN.- Stage Manager
Firs appearance Of Mr. H. P GRATTAN, his Popular
Drama OF the Rebel Chief
L ooen tt.I with Nao9ai Drama 6y d; GRAHAM Msa5s
o. Tse Of the Rebellion NEJwarI oBnen M H. p
@ Mss oD' F%vo R e oT F2R II G
To be followed BY tle Nautical Drama of BLACK
EfED NS54cAG HoRNFpE " Miss Susan For roR
r The Department under the control Of Mr. s. L. Beenan
Thd Tiers 50 cents cOored Boxes 50 cents Gallery,
tween The hours OF 10 A. M and P NJ by applying Geo s.
Ps' 2RsP ss ps T. Performance vi" ss
-sDs
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers SMITH
First night of Dir. and Mrs. E. s. CONNER
EVENING Monday Jazz 90 ~ S y s I gT PRfS
Capt sm,h NJ Wright PSsespn 9 Mrs. GCnner
S conclude sa S kiss S THE
s A sq:T Wi f isfF.' WI 1'Tsy y w o''ss ESQ.,
T s sni Pess be had on IMPLICATION Mr. j.
BALI between he hour. !. = and O'CLOCK every day j'sa
ORLEANS THEATRE.
The second part ofMoNTEcHRlsTo,
Drama in acts by A Dumas.
as- Performances commence a. halfpas O'Clock. jazz
GREAT PAINTING!
NPEN FOR EXHIBITION r. FOR II SHORT TINE
OLoNGER-& sToCKwELL's
Mammoth Panorama of the
MIS- SISSIPP Pr RI V E r,
From the Gull Mexico the Falls OF St. Anthony
AT PANORAMA HALL,
In the Commercial Exchange building,
tv~ EVERY EVENING IN THE WEEK, 81
and Saturday afternoons at o'clock
sy- This PANORAMA Three Of any Paint
the HorLt and faithfully country Three
Miles passing through Ten
States The Unon and embracing Fifteen Degrees Latitude
tsr Admission 50 cents; Children, rs jal5
-S>s--
GRAN ID RATTLE
OF Shaw's Collection of Paintings and Engravings;
Making one Grand Scheme,
TO BE DRAWN ON THE FIFTEENTH FEBRUARY.
Nineteen Prizes:
~ 600 chances at 81 each. so
| Prize-yiew of the Gram Plaza Of Mexico.
Portrait OF Gen. Taylor.
:. :. :. :. Twiggs.
Santa Anna.
10 Prizes fne Coi'd Engravings-VeWs in Mexico.
l LIh Portrait u Santa Anna.
Plaza o Mexico.
Mexican Costume.
10 Prizes valued 1920.
s Tickets had the principal Bars, Book and Sgar Stores
jazz o. HEWLETT'S EXCHANGE.
-o~e--
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Spoken

Capt Bernsee, of bark Francis Watts, reports: an
American propeller, the 18th u lat l6 30 South,
long 35 80 West steering s. s. W. under all sail without
steam.
Capt Parker Of ship Toronto reports the 18th inst,
in lat 25 long. a. saw large steamship sterling South
aCtly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

Ship Souhener Sullivan New York J. w. Stanton & Co
chip Nathaniel Hooper, Griffin New YORK. Fosdck Bro
ship Hope, Weston, Boston, l.. ii. Gale
Ship Archelaus, BOuele, Boston, Bailey 4 Baxter
Bark John Stroud, E.wel, New York, Toby q Bogen
Bark u. A. kInsman, klnSman New York, FOsdck Il BIO
Bark Laura, Leach, Liberia, Gltfney & Lowell
Bark Junlta, Cook, New York, J. w. Andrews Il Co
BEg Harriet Whitney, Vera Cruz, o. Wickham
Brig Leopold O'Donnel, Dunon, Savannah, Wood Low
Schr. Sea Horse, Reour, Mobile Is. w. huntington 20
Sgh.. Monterey Appeby Apalachicola f. q. Rogers Co
Schf. Gen Shields. q uifaud, Mobile Master
Schr. Z. M Sears, Taylor, MatamOros, o. Wckham
Schr. q. l.. Bovine, Roberts, Key West
McConOche & Donnel
Schr. PascagOula Burns, Mobile, T.. d. Lehman
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22
SALES AT AUCTION.

Gomez House Fixtures, and Household Furniture.
BY S. l.. BEELMAN, Auctioneer.
MONDAY January 22d, ocockWl be sold, the prem
WI se Rognac Henderson Streets
contents OF a Coffee House-conssting
Wine and Ale Glasses
Fixtures comprising complete of everything
necessary such together with Household
Furniture 1f said premises.
The Lease Of SAID House, having years o
is
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

~" To sell WEDNESDAY, oath inst
FOR SABINE PASs.-The A schooner G EN. TAY-
Il LOR, Anderson. master. is loading for the lz1
above port, at the Lower Pcayune Tier and viii 4SA
leave above. For freight passage, having goods a-
JAZZ Apply a. S WE VET IS Poydras st.
eg5~ To sal MONDAY. 22d inst.
E'OR PHlA-CO.M.MERCL.A LINE
y The A |, fine, fastsailing packet bark VAR #
MOUTH, Teal, master, havinR the most Of her Gle
on board positively sail above For freight
of lao bales cotton hay splendid accommoda
TONS aFply board at Post H. Second Municipality or to
Agents in Phiadeiphia-Messn E. LINCOLN Co, 80
South Wharves. jazz
s9s~ To sail WITH DISPATCH.
ENOR SABINE PASS.-The fine schooner CORAH.
Bradbury, master, having three ourths of her {zf1
cargo engaged. will sail as above For balance lila
freight or passage, having good accommodations sa-
apply on board, al the Lower Picayune Tier, or to
jail A. WETHERBY, rs Poydras st.
eR~ To haze QUICK DISPATCH.
IGOR NEW fORk-The superior, new, L, fastsail-
Il ing ship w. V. KENT, Jos VarDey, master, e.
having the greater part OF her cargo engaged viii HE1
leave as above. Foreight or passage, having supe
nor accommodations, apply to The captain board, oto
jal6 HENRY K. AsHBRfDGE, II Poydras st.
av" To sal JANUARY 10Th.
ENOR CALIFORNIA, giG CHAGRES.-The A l, supe-
= rOr very fast sailing schooner VIM, H. EAZ- III
ZARD, o. P Saunders master, will positively sail 4A
as above. The w. H. H. is commOdious YES sSE7..
sell and has pienddiy furnished state accommodations
for 20 passengers and also comfortably accommodate 80
freight Persons going to Cali orna wishing pleasant and
quick conveyance particularly requested to visit this
sell and examine her she lies at Post Second Num-
or to r. NJ. HARRISON i Co. II Poydras st.
or o. WICKIIAM, g Bienvile st.
N. B.-rhe Route by way of Chagres being acknow
edged as the best and uest to California, establishing
Regular Line of Packets to Chagres An vessel will
succeed the Hazard. jal5