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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
FOR NENV-OKLEANS.
8BA:

Virginia and Louisiana line Of Pnck cts
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW ORLEANS.
vI,iE following vessels, compos Ing this line all of the
first class, with handsome state accommodate
Barque Virginia, Ucw } Capt. Nathaniel Bousb,
/" Cyanc, &c 90 Jesse lovcland,
90 Bachelor " Hiram Horton
The above vessels all of the first class, built
pressy for the trade between this cy and New Orleans
commanded by oi long experience who will
excon to give satisfaction. For freight passage app
TO Captains on board, DAVID CuRitIE
Nov It's Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
CARTER & N0WLIN,
GROCEKS and COMMITS SION .IGE
VYNCHRITRG. VA


GROCEkS and COMMISSION AGENTS,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
RE receiving their fall supply of GROCERIES, and
N STAPLE DRY GOODS, consisting in part OF the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
% bbls Stuart's yellow and LIST quality do
10 crushed and ground do
Ii boxes and half boxes ''Woolsey & Co" loaido
100 bags Rio Lagura and Marcabo Coffee
20 &c old Java, part very superior
$50 kegs Nails, from to 40 y
30 d" box, lining and fence do
40 boxe. Sxl0 and l0xl2 Window Glass
1875 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
10 bbls Tanners Oil
90 kegs Blasting Powder
20 {" Ky rifle do
40 boxes Sperm, Adamantne and Tallow Candles
50 reams W rapping Paper
30 " Letter and Writing do
20 bbls Mackercl
1000 lbs Blistercd Steel
500 Cast and Shear do
20 boxes Cheese.
LILO oRs.
q GA Segnctt"
81. Durand"
10 bbls American Brandy
10 {" Apple do
so mountain and recti6ed Whiskey
10 |" old Rye 81. Martin"
5 g "Rhinehart" do
q cold Monongahela" very superior
Old Madeira S Madeira, Port and Malaga Wine
Nos and Oznaburgs Calicocs, Apron Checks, Blank
cts Lnseys Negro Clothing, Cloths Cassmeres, Nestngs
Sanetts Kentucky Jeans Bleached and Brown Donestcs
WOODWARD, Boots, Shoes Wool Hats, Caps, &c. &c. The
respectfully solicit their friends and the public generally
want OF good and cheap Goods to call and examine thei
stock before purchasing
Oct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
FASHIONABLE LIFE.

Mrs. Swisshslm, Of the Pilisburg Niser lady who
talks night out On all conceivable subjects, without
needing conventional ncces. thus hits of the represen.
tves of class unfortunately numerous in all penie
society -Lsen TO her, young ladies' and in despite Of
Fashionable Northern Finishing Sclnos beware Of the
rocks which sim skllh,lly exposes.
"ihetoafe hundreds Of girls in every large city who
parade the street in feathers. flowers. silks aud acos
whose hands arr "a sail and white as useessness can
make them, whose mothers keep baarors 10 get living
Tor their idle daughters These mothers will couk sweep
wall on tho tables. carry loads o marketing do the mos,
mental drodgery, toll lale aud early with very little
clothing while their hopeful daughters spend their mor,-
ngs loungng in he'd. reading some silly book iekno ls
sons in French, fixing fncry aud the like Tho even.
ngs are devoted To dressing, display my their charms aud
accomplishments 10 tho very hest advantage Tor the
wondermcn, and admiration If knights of he yardsllck
and young aspfanis Tor professional honurs-,ocors
without PATIENTS lawyers Whout clienis- whn are MS
bamless aud spuess themselves. After while til,
piano pounding smplrtou eaptlvatrs tame measuring
law eXpoundlne. or plll-mahing smpelon. The TIVE
nnnss spend every cent thai can be raised by hook by
c'ok-gr all HAT can ho got credit in bfoadciI
IN. flowers, lace. carriage. attendance, sc hnnu then
empty packets sonebody's chair lay thc empty head
on someb dy's pillow, and commenco their empty III,
WIN no other prospecithan hyn9 somchodys exprns
's win no olhr purpose than living gcnteey aud spit
my the neighbours Inls is synopsis II the lives Of lons-
ands ol street and ballroom bellies perhaps Of some whose
SHINING costumes ynu have enyicd from passing glance
! thousands Of women in ccs dress elegantly the
street. who have not suliciency Of whorsone food
comfortable bed. or fuel enough their rooms.-
once bearded loa gene' boarding. house, in louisville
there two young ladies aud n pano In The ho,se-
hall aud parlors handsomely furnished The eldest
young lady the belle summer bonnet 81 ten dol
llrs-a silk and blond concern tina, could mol las, tire,
months silk and satin dresses two three. aud uu
dollars per yard. and five dollars piece for making them
and the entire family woman. boy and babes nine IN all
slept in small room, with two dirty bags of pine sha
Wigs two straw bplsies. aud three dirty quilts for bed
ing-no Sheets. no slips and there The wall hung III,
pea green and white SATIN the rich silk aud lawn dress
es These Ladies' did not work. hut played on tho pano
accordion and cards; and nearly broke their hearts the
week we were there. because another, who presume
lived just they did, called them. with great cu-
sy gold chain Oh her neck None Of lhem had one; and
Miss I,bnda, the belle. could no supper anl had
fl Of the sulks 10 consoe her for the want Of chain"
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MURRILL & AGREE.

MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA,
u EG leave most respectfully to return their thanks to
ID their friends and the public generally for the liberal
heretofore bestowed upon hem and respect
fully ask continuance of the same. They have hand
and offer for SALE
stills OF all sizes Copper Wash Kettles,
STOVES of all kinds, at prices suit the times. Also
Il rery large assortment of Tin Ware,
which they will sell at the very lowest prices, and the
most accommodating terms.
az Country Merchants and others most respectfully
invited to give a call before purchasing.
6S.HOUSE COFERLNG and GUTTERLNG done
on the lowest terms and at the shortest notice.
Nov l2-3w
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Third ReUuiSitiOn.

THE STOCKHOLDERS in the Virginia and Tennessee
Rail Road Company! will pay lin addition to the reqi-
ons of 90 cach amounting to "a 90 per share hereto
tore caed the further Of - w per share the LIST
day Of December next.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
+. c. MORRISON, Treas s Crk.
ctl1-tlD
N BAH persons, who have not paid the list and I'd
QUESTIONS, required to do so forthwith
Wythevillc and Abingdon papers will please copy
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SADDLERY, TRUNKS, &c


Coach and Buggy Harness, Saddles, all qualities,
Caryall and Wagon do Saddle bays
boat and Cart do Brides and Martingalcs,
Collars, Trunks, Whips Spurs,
Carpet Bags, Nascs, &c, Stirrup Irons, Birdie hits
&c &c, together with other article usually found IN
such establishments Our stock oil Trunks
description aud style, and from the best mauuae,o
Philadelphia Those in want of good Trunks, will do well
10 examine stock. Old Saddles taken in exchange Ia,
Repairing done short notice, at the low cs
prices. Orders from the country pfo,ptl, attended to-
HICKEY u ROBERTSON.
Nov S-lm-Wt I'm
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O.y. CO.V'SIG.V:NE.V'T,
Just received and for Sale low to CLOSE
= n Pair French Merino Blankets
CU IL Pipe Pinet, Casteon Cos Cognae Brandy,
Ii do do do do do
10000 Segars--some very good,
) Boxes Clarified Sp Candles
GARLAND MOSBY,
Nov st, .}uctioneers and Commission Merchants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
POLITICAL.
Anothcr's Faults.

What arc another's faults 10 ma,
I've not ,uliufe's bill,
To pick al ever, flaw see,
Aud make II wider still.
II u enough for m, 10 know
I've full,cs OF my own
Aud on my heart the care bestow,
Aud let my friends alone.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
, FRESH ARRIVAL.
SMITHSON & STATHAM ,

Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission Merchants
HAVE received and receiving, their Fail stock
of GROCERIES,, STAPLE DRY GOODS, Sc, CON
sisting, in part, OF the following articles:
25 hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
10 boxes Loaf do
10 tierces crushed and puverised do
do clarified do
200 bags Coffee, Rio, Lagura and Java
$50 sacks Liverpool Salt
40 do ground alum do
boxes Imperial and Gunpowdcr Tea very fine
hhds Moasses
10 tierces do very fine
do Rice
5000 lbs good and dana ged Sole Leather
l 50 kegs Nails, assorted
~ boxes tallOw, adamantine and Hull & Sons Candles
BOW lbs Cotton Yarn, and Monticello iaco-
ries
6 bbls best Cider Vinegar
10 bbls Tanners Oil
$50 lbs Wool Rolls, superior article
IS bbs Shad, Mackcrel and Herrings
10 bales Oznaburgs and Domescs.
Beside. large stock of Blankets Negro Clothing Boots
Shoes, Hats Caps Ion Steel Vses, Anvils, Bellows nd
go, Aspice Pepper Ginger, Madow, Bed Ticking, Calico
Tow and Flax Linen Tnseys, Cotton and Wool Cards, Ken
lucky and home made Jeans, &c.
Also
On hand good stock of Family and Superfne Flour Ba
col Lard and Butter; which will be sold low for cash,
exchange for country produce.
Nov It's SMITHSON & STATHAM.
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DISSOI.ll'ClSDN.

O1SSOEl'GlON.
tfAk NERSltii existing between Moses .acy and
\, u. Garland, under the style aud firm st Lacy 4
'NRlNN was dissolved by mutual consent On the l., in
stan, Mt A. - r,ce having purchased tr cnir. inter
em the SAID " II. Garland in the Aforesaid he
said D. Tyre and Moses Lacy AZ, alone authorised Il
collect the debts due thereto, and all persons claims
ga,nst said h'n will apply To them tor the payment the
MOSES INrX
Ang Us A. H. GARLAND
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-14

From Harlan arrival ct Boston from Csps
Haytien states that President Soulouque was march,
ing, with an army of about Is 900 men, to attack
the Dominicans on the Eastern portion of the island
Every clerk in the public stores had been pressed
into the army. The monopoly law was working
badly Soulouque Was engaged in buying up provis.
ions to feed the army, who were deserving for lack
Of food.
Capt. Wheeler, of the schooner Artists, which
arrived at New York on the 18th inst, from Portau-
Prince, says that the President of Hayti raised an
army of about 1900, and marched on the 10th Of
February against the Dominicans, but with what
success had not been asceraned when he left Port
au- Prince, which was on the 18th ult. Business
dull and quiet, on account of the monopoly laws.
Coffee and wood scarce.
The brig Frontier arrived the same day a. the
Aretis having left Port-au-P Prince two days later.
The Frontier, however, brings no news other than
that brought by the Arietis $50
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-14
Races-Bingaman Course, Aisiers.

SECOND DAY-Friday, April 13-Purse, $3.50
Two mile heats-The entries were Little Mistress,
Rigadoon and Blangy. Again we witnessed good
sport. The day was fine and the stands well
fled-the attendance being far larger than on
Thursday. A party of ladies graced the Course
with their presence, and added much to the gayety
of the scene Still we know that the propretors
would have been truly glad to have welcomed
many more to their very pleasant saloon; and we
hope that to-day will present brilliant cortege of
bright-eyed danes. The futter of silks and rib
bons has soothing influence upon any one who
has music in his SOUL and the restraining power
of woman can be quickly seen even amid the ex-
element of crowded Course! Her presence is
felt by all, and corrupt, indeed, must the man be
who would faint the air she breathes with aught
that could offend the ear.
The horses were walked out looking well and
eager for the start. Betting was mixed business.
Little Mistress seemed however, to have majority
in her favor; and Blangy's friends were not want
ing. The hackers of the colt could be found
Sin spots,'' and put up the tin when closely
cornered still the principal wagers were made be-
tween the mare and the filly, while odds were
offered that the winner could not be named. From
the first we paid attention to the movements of
Rigadoon, who was fretting rather more than his
friends liked 10 see, but handled his feet about
right, and showed that his groom had not been
idle Both of the others had the advantage in
age; but the colt looked as if he had heels and
bottom. A want of confidence in all of the horses
was manifested by the frequenters of the turf, and
pocket books opened sowly but still fair business
was done. The drum tapped, and away went the
nags-Rigadoon leading from the first jump. Blangy
next, and Little Mistress, recovering from a bad
start, pushing her prettiest to come up with the
colt Blangy was soon third, and the mare at a
spanking pace attempted to do 1t again with
Rigadoon; but the colt would MT let her pass,
and kept on in beautiful style to the winning
post under some restraint from his rider, who
found the task of throwing dust in the eyes Of
Little Mistress quite an easy affair. Time. 3:45.
Second Heat-Very little betting, and large odds
offered on Rigadoon. At the start Blangy got the
hest of it, Rigadoon following, and Little Mistress
again preparing for a brisk contest Rgadoon, at
the end of the first quarter, assumed the first posi-
ton. There was some pretty running for the next
half mile, when the colt again had it all his own
way, and at the end of the second round came
home, under heavy pull, several lengths ahead of
Blangy, and distancing Little Mistress. Time,
3:44. We append summary:
SECOND DAY-Friday, April l3.-Purse $3.50;
Two mile Heats.
A. H. Canals Oh. Q. Rgad0on, years cd, by imp.
Andrew Bells Oh. f. BlangY. years old. by imp Ain
t. & sodSy. e. XISs M ysai' DID, BY sd,
81 Time 345-3:A.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

LATITUDE. 80 81 30 N-LossIrUpE. 80 Win Time. 6h
Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Fanny Scott, Corpus Christi via Galveston,
Kidder Deshon T. Co
Ship R. D. Shepherd Davis Liverpool J. p Whitney & Co
Bark STEAMBOAT. Kingman Marseilles, Geo Green & Bro
Schr. Stranger. Tobey. Campeachy and Sisa
schr. Pioneer Jackson. Savannah. r. NJ. Harrison Co
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Lord seston Ftzsmmons. Sc days from Liverpool to
F. bark Ce haiid. Rsnaud IS days from Bordeaux to
Bark nadon. sandord IS days from Boston, to master
Sch! Panama, Porter days from Cam peachy to master
1st my.
Schr Oregon. Trenis, days from Tampico to s. Fsrnan.
dsz-1st my.
JAS. L. Day. Gibeson from Mobile
Illinois, Steftinius from ST. Louis-l490 bales COTTON
Bsvidere Cooper from Carolina Bufs-8O7 bales cotton
Natchez Leashens, from Hard Times-74s bales cotton
Creole Wilson, from Mnden-579 bales cotton
Medora, Estes, from Camdeu-A2 bales cotton.
Mobile Sutton, from Mobile-46 bales cotton.
Elisha, Landry. from Baton Rouge.
Chief Justice Marshall. Black from st. Louis.
Towboat Alton Phillips, from the Passes.
Towboat Southerner. Pinnegar, from the Passes.
Memoranda:
Capt Punegar of the fowboat Sonherner, reports the
Br ship The Duke still on the Bar. outward bound
Towboat Alton towsd down and sea. the 10th ins
schn Mai. Bache. and Powhauan.
Towboa Southener lowed down and to the llth
inst. ship Oscar. bark Jupiter and brig Mariana.
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DRY GOODS.
Thomas Brady 49,. 21 Charities street.

s9tss 4: tbs s
VI s epsss Of Sns
Whole
establish that condencs which we hope 10 win from ali
thess who may favor US with their custom
at he ToDest Selling Price.
Richly Em6roidered China Grape sHAWLs;
Fancy M HsIns oia Six &c. 3d.;
Fancy Grenadine Silk do;
White Lace (qute new) do;
f Black and White Barge DO;
Very Rich Black Lace Square do;
Same Goods in Demi Squares;
ReS s sssf Fsi stW fssf sssge dSSS
Plain Colon Cashmere do;
Fifty dozen a Zephyr Nett CO do
Bs Hsss ssa ald s sss ssrs SGARFs
ali saf 81 i Is n s SILK cRAvzTs
Black. High Lustred Mattioni SILKS;
B Bsss fsS 81 sss ie Ss5psd
satn ss1psS and EEL Hssi C5sHsssSs sILKs;
e ons Lot stss sss i PoRa Spot
SSsn, sssf sssfi and
Black M ssss eff ss Cherry
Ps lSs En- P $ Ss Bs.s.
Very Rich Printed GRENADINES:
EsS,5 S:s S s.s ssssss! 5d
Fine Satin Striped and Satin Plaid do
All Shades in mode Plaid do
FIX ~: and sky ; Blue Tissue SILKS; no.
Bs'a' ssct s saa VIZ s fSnsld d. DE-
Mns
iSs, t;: "a Lipsp MEETINGS. very heavy;
f Es,r a aSs Sa Real sIs ss.sy sHEEr1Nes
elsa. ~ Double Satin q ambTo' DAMAsKs;
81, 81 ioo4 Tnbleached Heavy ,s' DAMAsKs;
vsy tn S.S SIs n n SPo sS Napkins . n.,;.v
ss n1ls H ~ LINEN PS iaW fS!sa qnal's
Bs1s ps
Bo%n Wn 2apf s s
~ .dH Goods sold as Linen, zoe Guarantee Free from
dr Yamsss WS sS MSToEEENs all coom mixed oo
Sf ~ .ss tMssss
ssf ;ss 4s
% MI FY. sss
Al Ms: G aSs Sd B
Bofdersd HsndEerchefs White Lace Dresses; together
"' Embroidered and Lace Goods.
s pT sss sssiiff fe
Osnaburgs COTTONADE>, Marlboro Stripe; Cotton
DRILLING Apron Checks: Linen Checks TICK.
INGS CAMBRtCS: PAPER MUSLINS
Book MUSLINS. DIMITYS, Hair Cord Dimtys. MUS
LINETTES, Striped and Plaid Swiss and JacOpet Mus
Inns Corded Swiss and Cambria Muslin, Null and fine India
SeaTbaUd Mullins.
Ribbons Geuze Ribbons. plain Taaeta Ribbons. new
Kid Gloves white Cotton Hose Slk Hose ), Lace Gloves
and MG slate Cotton Hose black Cotton Hose coloted
lese silk and Isle Gloves Geptsmen's brown Half HDss
Gloves Cravats: Ladies' colored Lse Gloves coored
Silk Gloves fancy tops Green Bsrege Wells Ag ta
together with every article in
Hosiery and Small Wares.
spli In THOMAS BRADY, III CHARTREs ST.
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JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL,
CARROLLTON HOTEL.

HE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
i have just taken the above mentioned establish -
ment. with the extensive Gardens. Ten Pin Alleys. &:
Billiard Room. Ice Cream Saloon etc. etc., appertan-
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making very considerable improvements therein, they
prepared receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient Boarde 1t is almost useless to expaate the
numerous situations be found the Carroton Hotel
Grounds As suburban place of the estab
lsnment second in the South. possessing it
does almost unnvaled scenery and the artificial helps Of
Gardening the production of fruits and flowers such
where be found the vicinity of New Orleans
As place of temporary rusfcation-as retreat from the
noise hustle and Of city le- merits more than ord
nary notice from the vster.
The undersigned spprse the the public that their Lader
ss az Sways be found well supplied with the choce 9ua
sorted stock of Wines and other Liquors. they furnish
the shortest possible notice =
The undengned therefore Astfer themselves that in add
ton 70 he asziduous efforts to pIeae the beauty of
the pcsnon rs sslubIous atmosphere the with which
acc may Be bad to their estabhment by railroad render
the Canoon Hotel the dssrabe oil al resorts
for the citizens OF New Orleans. :
ANGELL CHANDLER.
- For terms Of Board. etc. inquire 1t the Planters
Hotel. 1t the Hotel in Cauoton Capt. A. ANoELL,
aps Gas. CHANDLER.
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MURPHY's RESTAURANT,
Rowling and Billiard Saloons,
$4,000 REWARD.

OFFICE BOARD OF UNnERWkITEKS,{
New ORLEANS, April 9Th. 1872
WHEREAS. it is Known to members OF this BOARD tnat
w frequent cases of ncendarism have occurred in this
city during the rast month and whereas the incenda-
es continue undiscovered the most destructive conseqnen-
ces to properly may be apprehended be IT therefore
Resoued That this Board hereby authorize ~ .ecretary
TO offer a reward OF THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
for The con ycon Of any of mature o. TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the conviction Of any slave.
who may have been concerned either principal o. aces
State Of Louisiana.
ap9 ii GEO. C. LAWRASON. -6scrstary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-14

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
gEU RGG Ab22R .. sLas S M 81
as can be procured elsewhere-Can and ~
HX indge;=Dr. E. J. COXES PREPARA- L.
OfC SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequalled
remedy for Coughs. Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA. SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure, superior to
the Capsules OF any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
ec-For the relief and cure Of Construction and Bronchs
MENT.
90 Especial attention paid 10 the treatment of Rheuma
tism Bronchitis and Consumption
Office corner Magazine and Poydras sts. n23 1y3dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-14
pAIVA AND SARSAf4RiLLk.

TIME remedy discovered for that class of dis
generally in which the of Copava and Sarparia
serviceab The and this
medicine has obtained for the last four certain criterion OF
utility has acquired the tame almost
Europe has been examined approx and sanctioned
BY the Faculty Medicine and recommended by the eminent
Of the profession.
One this preparation enjoys above all others is Us
portable posthe mode in which may be
taken being both and peaans tasteess no
diet confinement daily Travellers
especially would find this medicine highly useful and ought
unprovded with preparation the advantages which
combines the medicine pamphlet
explanatory Of the dent of the disease without extra
ar Prepared BY j. B. Thorn Chemist London and for sale by
SCKLES CO., Druggists, 40 Canal and "a Magazine streets
New Orleans. 3m2dp
m the other columns Of thus paper he one Of ns
s.yeet u5u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-14

DwELLING-HousEs FOR SALE.
A VERY fine DWELLING-HOUSE. adjacent to An.
IA nunciatiou Square, nearly new, with extensive -
Out. buildings, paved yard( shrubbeyy etc. II
Aha, Alee DWELLING 0sE, containing 10
situated On Nayadss street Allo number Of Vacant
Lots kspl2@ +. B. eouTHMAYD.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-14

FAMILY GROCERIES.
BUrTER t ss SnSiss % SS:ssn B So
HAMS IL tie,ces Shay's Extra sugar cured Hams;
cnAoKEns sPl. Boston sea a. Crackers esh
FLOUR-aO bbls.. fresh St. Louis and Illinois Flour.
STARCH = Sslf a., Ces.,s's Pearl Starch
RAIsINs-lso whole. half and quarter boxes.
s0AP.so boxes No; l Extra Family Soap;
The ;.s 5Hz shis
MAHOGANY. LUMBER. Etc;
sG2SAAENe FAkkkb SAMEs and
UsTERs Oak Ash, Cherry. Black Walnut Maple
Yellow Pine, assorted sizes, and well seasoned;
rs Es EeaMi NJ fss &C.
CEDAR, JUNIPER; WHiTE-oAK TIMBER and
AShhS f0I P ~ e lHt i sHEkMAN Arcade Mills
.p1s I'm Il. is and is St. Joseph s.
American Antiquities.
a SEk5 ,.5s~s. .sd ~ CEN
edition, yos-contaning the most accurate accounts
of the celebrated Ruins and Works of Art of the An
Gent Mexicans with several bundled Engravings after
ssf1 Il Ce1rSr CONQUEST OF MEXICO and
PERU, BY CoItes and Pizaro-the most interesting his
THE iS6iHS In His wIGwAM or Characteristics
efthe Red Race in America from Original Notes and
No MMsssu rp By Hsnry seHSceTati vi op TUE
N6Rfaw EsTE ER Nj TERkiT6kS Sy jacob Bur
NOTES 81 ri The NORTHWEST. .s Valley Of til.
JopHHRNAI' Written during an Exclusion in Asia
Minor BY Charles Fellows with numerous Sketches of
Ancient Monuments and Works Of Art; l volume;
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ry- To sail on SATURDAY. the 18th inst n

"a. For California, via 0hssres-Ths / ysY
F Fl. sinA D. Weary n.y. n oD having lss
part of her engaged will sail above She has seen
the Steerase will be handsomely arranged. a. 70 cgn
foraby accommodate limited number Of pssssngen Ihs
bark Florida the fastest sailing vessel out of this port and
insure comfortable quick and safe passage Tbose
pepons going to California via Chaeres are particularly
lower end Of the Beef M rket. Fnt Municipality, and
select their berfha. For further pa,ticnlan apply 70
o WICKH an 70 RiepviIIe street..
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-14

Michael Lundy. accused Of man.
slaughter in killing his wifes brother Patrick Cole the
l4th January last house Barrsck street, Royal
Yesterday tried before the First District Court Judge
Mcenry presiding and the jury brought in verdict of
guilty. without leaving their seats.