davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

On The ast Of June, Cascade, Dubuque county Iowa. LILA
B. dublin, Of this city.
Ia Mobile Saturday night nHt Of sudden nese JOSEPH
NJ AlAlN late member Of the Alexander Pope g. Sen
In Natehoehea on sour June 90 Mr., HENhf BURGER
more hRn 10 years DID, native Of Pennsylvania Of Ner-
peentage, bn had been citizen Nachoohes 50
On Wednesday, 27lh u Of teanus, CHARLES DALI
LO1 Citrate The Parish Of Avuyee the 3 year bis
He native Of ReHaheon, France.
On Bayou du Lac Sunday luiyl Of eonEeyu fever
II. DUVALL, Ia the 35ih Of his
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

or It is understood that the Peninsula and ORR
entail Steam Navigation Company are negotiating
with the British Government for the conveyance Of
the mails from Singapore to Australia. The Com
pany, believe, have six ships now building and
if any contract is entered into they can commence
in October, owing to lhe forward condition Of th
new ships,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

COLONIZATION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of forty
churches in the viciuityof New York have pledged
themselves to take up collections for the Colonial
ton Society. Several sermons were preached on
Sunday, the LIST inst, in its behaf-one in Brook
Ign, and two in New York-on all of which occa-
sions liberal collections were taken up in support
Of the cause.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

OLYMPIC THEArRE.-The entertainments for this even
ing are or he benefit Of Mr. h. schuber the snerphsng
Geat as sre his own merit and popularity with
on summer theatgos he does not however rely solely
upon them Tor ful house but puts forth splendid bill
among other novelties, Brydons Original Buresaue which
has been tome time in nTeparation, entitled The Children
in The Wood" see advertisement Tor particulars.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

SUMNER CHoTHNG.-By reference to an advertisement
Of Mesu Allied Munfos Co.. it win be seen that they
are offering their 'toek Of Summer Clothing at very low
prices, and determined have nothing len on hand
oft Those who wish to purchase such articles will do wei
70 call on Messrs Monroe & Co
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

FATAL OCCURRENcE.-Four yonug ladies at
taehed TO the Charlotte Seminary, in Delaware
county, got into boat on mill-pond in the neigh
borhood on the 30lh ult, and were upset. Two
were drowned, and gentleman who attempted to
save them lost his own life He leaves widow
and eight children. The ladies' lost were daugh-
teis of Thomas Ferguson and Anthony Civil both
Of The city Of New York.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

New York CUsToM-HoUsE.-The new Col
lector, Hugh Maxwell, entered upon the duties of
his office on the ID, and the principal offices were
organized as follows: Assistant Coector-Issac
Hone. Deputy Colleetor-Wm. A. King, Gordon
Buck-new appointments; Messrs. Clnch, Good
win, Talman-reappointm Mr.. Wetmore is
appointed Deputy Collector and Store keeper The
crowds outdoors are waiting with extreme Nnxiely
for " the good time a-comng" when the ms shall
be outs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12
RReArTA........REGArTAI

YTIHE PASS CHRISTIAN REGATTA CLUB viii hold utsir
i FIRST meeting SATURDAY, 2ltt
inst, a 10 O'CLOCK A. ~ ~
tR- Ptize, SILVER PITCHER. Free - AilasssAA u
~ Sail-boats. 555g
fFg- lmmed-tely after the Race, the Club
the Hotel the purpose Of final organization.
desrous Of entering their boats eil please address
r.. n MONTGOMERY, Secretary pro TEN.
By o-ler ut H. R. W. HILL, President.
PasgChTisfian, July n, 1919.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

ns- Dr. Bernard G. Farrar, one Of the earliest
American settlers in st. Louis, died in that town
on the night of the Both ut from the effects of an
attack of cholera which he experienced about a
month previonsIv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12
GOLD PENS
BARGAINS / BARGAINS III

~ The undegned having ensd liquidation
ne M instant viii still continue % sell their desirable stock Of DRY
GOODS a. the present low prices
We will receive from the North f1ssh during
line on the most reasonable
Our Of IRISH LINENS Linen Ehcengs. Coored
Border Sheets Table Damask Damatk npr Napka Doyas,
TAU expressly made order tha
sPprseated BY those wanting such ARTICLES By ealing and
the qualify and
Our stock MUsLNs and GINGHANs are an fresh and new
5Yss q late importation consisting part follows; Cuoled
JACONET Persian do, ORGANDlES Bnantnes Fancy Bare
g. azau BaTeges Mode eoOred d together with every style Of
iss lm2dp P. g. E. REILLY, cor. Canal and ROYAL STA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

DEATH OF a MIssIoNARY's WiFE.-A letter was
read at the monthly concert in Boston on Sunday
evening from the Rev. w w Scudder, missionary
at Oodooviile, India, announcing the sudden death
of Mrs. Seudder by cholera, on the lth of March.
The letter was dated April 6.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

or The drawing Of The Bel Air Lntle !,
Ne. 81 which took place at Baltimore, Md, ~. q
3D. inst resulted as follows 50, %, 75. 20, .s9
8, g, g, 9. % 90, 3. O. y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

ACCIDENT AT SKA AND Loss OF LIsE.-The
steamships Palmetto, Capt Smith, hence for Gal
weston, and the Galveston, Capt Crane from Gal
weston for this port in contact on the night Of
the 9Th inst, about 80 miles 10 the eastward of
Galveston Bar, by which accident The Galveston
had the most part Of her guard forward of her
wheelhouse carried away, and in the conclusion
the second engineer was lost overheard and
drowned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
G. M. SIMPSON, No % Chartres st.


Offers for sale bis entire stock Of FANCY STAPLE DRY
GOODS, either wholesale RETAIL approved en-
reduced prices and eus than Consequence
making change In his present business. Merchants Planters and
Families will hnd to their call
Among his stock will be found large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS
Silk Tissues Plain, Plaid and Figured Fouard SILKS;
BrOeade and Btoche SILKS
BLACK SILKs-Of all widths and qualities for MantIa
and Dresses
SILK MUsLNs-BAREsEs-Plain Satin. Striped and
Printed; large assortment
PRINTED MUsLIEs and L4wNs-OTgandies.
SWISS MusLrEs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and white Plain
and figured Swiss Muslinu.
RoBEs-swiss embossed, of various styles.
French Jaeonets and Cambncs. =
large lot of Cheap Muslins, from 10 to Is cents.
GINeHAMs-A Large lot of genuine French, at Is cents;
Cases OF do, hne' new styles
CALIoOEs-French, English and American from cents
IS cents per yard
PARAsOLs-Two cases new styles also cheap.
HOsIERY-50O dOz Cotton Hose aud Half Hsss, cheap.
MOURNING GOODs-Black Mousseine de Lame, Barege
Bombazine Apaeas Chays si Lustres Tissues. Musns
and Lawns.
sHAwLs-s2OOO worth Of real China Embroidered, Dam.
iered about onehaf their vu Cashmere, SILK Baregs and
Muslin shawss various styles.
MANTILLAs-Of Muslin, Embroidered and Lace.
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS.
LINENS and House Keeping Goods
IRISH LINEN SHIFTING of the best manufacture grass
bleach, for family
LINEN SHEETIRss of all widths, fully guaranteed
TABLE LINENs-Damask and Cloths, with Napkins to
Diapers of all kinds Huckabuok Scotch Birdseye.
TowELINes of various kinds Russia Crash Linen Checks
pure and mixed
az An Linen Goods sold with full guarantees, being pur.
PLANTATION GOODS.
KERsEYs and LIEsEYs; JEANS aud DRILLs Lowes and
heavy "a Coons Choctaw Stripes; Kentucky Jeans-Cass-
nerea; 800 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS.
~ The above form but small portion Of the stock all Of which
~ be offered at very low prices mv4 Qlpu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12
S Toll HOO TING

E- The H. R w. H. SILVER CnP Tree to an will be sbo, r-
shot MONDAY the $780, and every following Monday
Gallery Of the Hotel. r. Il. NJ.
PGssChristiaa, July II, 1873. jyig zraia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

New YoRK AND New HAVEN MAIL, n The
Postmaster General has concluded contract with
the New York and New Haven Railway Company
to continue for the succeeding four years, and the
mails for New York eastward on that route will
henceiorth be transported exclusively by railroad
LARGE FUNERAL.-BeLween three and four
thousand persons, Of both sexes, attended the Ma
sonic funeral, which came off in Botetourt county,
Va, the 24thult, at the late residence of John
w. Thompson, the Delegate from that county who
expired suddenly in his seat in the House of Dele
gates, last winter
Bes- William c. Preston, formerly U. S. Senator,
from South Carolina is now at the Virginia
Springs. The DanviIle Register says that disease
has made such rapid inroads upon his constitution,
that his person presents but sad wreck Of its
wonted vigor.
SicK.-Ex-Gov. Talmadge, of Wisconsin, and
Capt Levy Of the U, S. Navy, are said, in the
Charleston Courier to be sick with cholera at Bal
timOre.
DEATH or MIssIoNARY's WiFE.-A letter was
read at the monthly concert in Boston on Sunday
evening from the Rev. w. w. Scudder, missionary
at Oodooville, India, announcing the sudden death
Of Mrs Seudder, by cholera, on the 18th of March
The letter was dated Apr6.
ns DR.. Bernard G. Farrar, one Of the earliest
American settlers in st. Louis, died in that town
on the night of the Both ut from the effects of an
attack of cholera which he experienced about
month previously.
Auction Sale This Day.
F. II PETITPAIN will self at 10 O'clock at Canal street.
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
OFFICE THE MERcHANrs Insurance Co.
-. A r,4,s,.. - e7N sworieans, J1iy z 1872
lsS oS al sa ss9 S5 u June IO Vii e &c
Bl2lO'adp JOIN PEMBERToN, Liquidator
Steamboat Departures TnIs Day.
wsEE 4DgkRTLssN ENTs oN ralHD PAeE.
Ptts5arg. JOHN HANCOCK, Cults. Pm
s b.. hiosr, GREpk Il, R Fe9l,E 2; "a
M 5ijs' s5lF!RsD9EEN. ctSI, sS s. r.
g9ss JAS Jas En-, l. Day s Gleersop, 4 A. NJ sars
Mobile GEN. TAYLOR Scott ef A, N. Cars
~ U. s Mail Steamer John Hancock For I-ouiis;;
Ggo "a y@ssn s gnI XII y u aoy S 7e fI s
aYUE q oGLEsBf Z Poydras street.
Passengers viii please be on board At the above hour y2
~ Mississippi Fire 90. No 1.-THE members Of the
ter Ea House III re snssctoS Of inpotton business on
FRIDAY EVENING, 18Th nst halpaAt o'clock Puncusl
attendance is requested. By order
odsd ds8s 4Ss EVE AsRa a. an
O'Clock Puaeiuai attendance PaTs'1Ey rsgassd by order
- -
Eg .Firemsn's 81 Charitable Assooiahon,z-The fol.
@s on he second 'M Monday 'ns 6eo5s viz o'
DANIEL sHEEAN, Chairman. at the Gas Office
RAYMOED a Old Leyse slre st
JAMES CAvEaAN Of Baronns ana julia q.
JULIUS ia Chaitfes street
iytt1 By order. ALFRED BELANGER Secretary.
..Ew Jackson Fire Co. No. ls; The Offers and
running order and h ne Fines accordance with he Law
after o'clock A. NJ, July Il, 1919 By order,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

DEATH OF DR.. CooLIDGE.-The story got up by
one Dr. Mann, that the body which was buried at
PhomastOn as that Of the convict, Valorus Cool
idge, is not the body of that great criminal, is
secuted by the papers generally in that region.
The IhomaslOn Gazette cites the names of seven
.sen respectable persons who knew Coolidge in
i'is and viii testify that he is verbally dead and
buried. The story has no doubt been gos Up
through a passion loT excitement and not0Fley.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

ORATIoN.-Ex-S Senator John A. Dix has con
scented to deliver the Annual Grafton before the
Peithologian Society Of Columbia College, of New
York City, on the ID Of October, to which time
the commencement EXERCISES are postnoned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

SicK.-Ex-Gov. Talmadge, of Wisconsin, and
Capt Levy of the U, S. Navy, are said, in the
Charleston Courier to be sick with cholera at Bal
fimnre
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12


TnE MAR. FaEgkEs frequently of late the
Esssetn mail haa called from beyond Charleston,
S. u INC csaa 3 lhis irEegulaFity ia explained in
the Charleston and "a found moi in the irregu-
ityofthe afst there from the East, but in a change
oflhs hour 81 starting The railroad cans, by direc.
ZION Of tho Postmaster General, under a misinfoFrna-
non sfhougllt as 70 the state Of tie facts. The
mail from the East Is duo, by contract, at Charles
ton aeSsy at II ?. a. The hour Of starting for the
cars was half-past Il :. n, thus leaving an inter-
val Of half an hour between the arrival in one
direction and the departure ID he other The
Wilmington boats anticipated their hour Of arriving
50 often that some Of tue interior papers psttioned
the Postmaster General for permission for the rail-
road company 10 change the hour to 10 P NJ,
which was done. So that the mail was due al j
p A. from Che East. and the cars started West AZ
10. The mail ran never therefore come through
unless the Wilmington boats anticipate their con.
tract time Of arrival BY an hour, at least The
consequence Is, that the mail has failed repeatedly
to be sent On by the Southern cars when it has nos
failed % reach Charleston in due time BY The
schedule n fact, although The mail failures from
beyond thai point have been frequent here ia New
Orleans, il is stated that nos a single failure Of the
Wilmington steamers 70 arrive in time has occurred
since ihe 18Th Of April last The cause Of the
failure, therefore, i 10 The bad arrangement at
Charleston, and The remedy is simple and ought 70
be insmedaieiy applied i is 70 restore the old
schedale ior arivals and departures Of the cars.
y d snggsied shat remanstranees ought TO be goi
mp 90 the Postmaster General 10 effect this restora-
lion, but it seems 70 be too simple matter 10
require any such formal method Of application.
The Department viii doubtless ACT at once on a
knowledge Of the facts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

On the 4 insi Of st. John The Aar " ths hy'
NJ. Nina, MIR G.. N. SONGY Miss C0AlNNE kOUsbbLLEi
beth Of the Parrish Of Ascension
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12
MEDICAL LECTURES

- ~ University Of uisiana-yhedisaL Department
Courae Of as o. The Lectures Institution viii
commence on MONDAY, Nov ~ continue four nonths
FACULTY.
theoty anu ffActlce -.-. James
SiisetF-.s Warren Stone, M %
,znthlA j. l.. Rldel. M, ID
obse c Diseases Women Children, A. il. Cenas Nj b
Aalslony -.-. A. j. Welderburn, N. D.
ateIa Melica anu Therapeutics g. A. Mott, NJ
fyoogy ann fsthology Ihos Hunt NJ. d.
DellolAtiAloi OF ANATOMY K LeMonnier, Al.
Clinical Instructions w be given daily bJ Tie Professors
wards the Charity Huspia
The facilities offered foe the study Practical Anatomy ana
alive Surgery geatsuecs being charge
TERMS.
Matrculatiuu Fee. ... ... (
Diploma Fee
GE No charge on he Hnspia
jyl0 4md&W GUSTAVUs A. MOTT nj. D. Dean
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

90 William C. Preston, formerly U. s. Senator,
from South Carolina, is now at the Virginia
Springs. The Danville Register says that disease
has made such rapid inroads upon his constitution,
that his person presents but sad wreck of its
woned vigor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

SARAToGA.-The United States Hotel, at Sara
toga has been enlarged. A new building Of IA
feet in length and A in width, has been added to
the main building on Division street, making the
entire length Of the house on that street 500 feet
The ball-room is lO2 feet long, and aired by 81
windows 1S feet in height, reaching to the floor,
and is mapnifcentlv furnished.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

or We return thanks to Capt Haviland, Of III,
steamer E. a. Ogden, for Galveston papers,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

REGATrA Al Pass CnRsIIAN.-lt will be seen
BY reference to Mr.. Monigomery's advertisement,
that This exhiIirating sport is 10 be added to The
nang attractions Of that delightful spot. The race
for silver pitcher. free to an sail. BOATS will come
of On Saturday next i Is d Short pleasant Trip
over to Che Pass, and al things are to BE- found
there ior comfort and amusement. The regatta
wall draw crowds. Pistol-shoDtiDg- to all
comsrs- takes place Al the Pass every Monday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12
8. Of I. Meetings This I1venIng.

CRYSTAL FoUNT DIVISION No. 4. at Crystal FOunt Hall
222 TehoupitOulas street at 3 O'Clock
WASHINGTON DIVISION No. 5, at Y BrOthers' Hall
Lafayette, at o'clock.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION No; 8, at Unity Hail. Ma
rgny Buildings, Third Municipality, at o'clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

Auction Sale This Day.
F. PETITPAIN will sell 10 O'Clock at Canal street
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

INADvERTENT PREsENTArIoN.-A recent Court
Gazette contains a rather odd announcement:
Notice is hereby given that the presentation Of
Mrs. (Jamesl McDouall at her Maiesty's drawing
room. on Thursday last, the 3lst May, took place
thrnneh inndvarfanca ,,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

messing Of the Joint COMMUNICATION Of the ore
vase Asoeiiained.
AZ meeting or the Joint COMMITTEES upon the crevasss
held q the Office Of the Mayor. ysslzrday. II A. NJ Hs
Honor he Mayor presdsd8 members present The follow
inc Communication read from the Surveyors;
Nav ORLRANs, July 10, 1919.
Hon. a. d. Cr0ssmanWe would rcspc oLfully fapon 70
zon that have Withdrawn the forces from the Sauv6
CrevnsEe, We have et Mr. Merritt, with IA neEroe ID
charge for the purpose OF gathering together all the surplus
naiela ahd would respect uliy Commend that the same
Be sold az az early day. at public auction the spot we
Wond aao ADVISE the same cque TO be pnsued in relation
70 AZ the materials used The which not per.
sha1es such lumber, plank, ion b0ls. falbadis ETC.
q should be the wish OF the Committee, detailed report
Of uuf proceedings, accompanied with sketch showing the
nalnIe position and amoant Of work executed win Be fub-
United a eafg day.
The ao 81 ths wegk sinoe it yves pse in our hands
mas 0eaa aaont 415tVl Gao r. DUNBAR,
l., SuRGL
Amer debate resolution passed authorizing the sale
81 maeias aslecommended b. the Surveyors on Monday
next on the ground.
eei was snhmiiiad from The leseas Of the BIsaire
haee rack, asking that repairs Be made and the ooue
pissed 10 the Same order that Il previous ere
EaseA large canal having hen through the track for
me purpose Of ahurdnR Outai 70 the water fesou
n1h eH3 passed Anihou1ng the repairs, under the supen.
AneAhibt was thsn made p the members Of The Commit.
zee olthe expenses in4ulie IN siopping erssa whole
amonnt 9lll6 81 with the exception some few accounts
not ye banded in. which was stated might swell The
amq1nt q 4so,tl Amount mad for labor, S95 eGs; ac.
count @ tas sieawef AnnawRn. 3etc0, steamer Bourbon
sslli Vnlon i0Nboat Co. e6 AS So. Joh-boat Hunter
sAAtoa.,. On motion the Commiti1s adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

Mr. PARRoTv's LErrER.-The substance of
Mr. palrotf letisr. which was said to confirm the.
accounts Of The riots and characterization in Cali
fornia Is given ia the Washington correspondence
of Tie New York Herald The immediate excite
ment was attributed % the disappointment Of the
inhabitants on hearing that Congress had adjourned
without extending the laws Of the land over their
territory. They conld no longer bear such neglect
Alobs. L seems, were organized 81 All the drinking
houses, 70 express their indignation at such unpaT-
aileied neglect on The part Of the Gogernmsnt
The elects Of an verindulgencs in liquor afforded
the materials Of - outbreak which Cen Smith
and his officers sndeavorsd to qusll; bur, after ex-
hausting his PATIENCE and deapairng Of being able
20 put 40 end g the innumerable crimes publicly
ccmmltiied had for bis own perspnnl safety, taken
shelter on board the ships Of war ia the harbor.
# sneh bsthe order Of things at San Francisco,
what may we expect to hear from the gold dig
gingss Much diseontens was manifested, on the
part Of the Americana and Catiornans, that the
rich deposits Of gold thrown open to foreigners,
who are arriving, in regular organized and armed
parties from all places on the Pacific, for the sole
purpose Of digging and carrying away the gold.
Such il the influx Of foreigners, that from Mexico
alone, $4,000 have gone
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

Or We return thanks to the officers Of Melo-
dem foI 81 louis papsfs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12
BARGAINSl BARGAINS /!
tH- The entire stock of SUMNER CLOTHING Of
ALFRED MUNROE & co.

No. oH MAGAZINE STREET,
VIII be sold such Prices astonish the purchaser
Givs a cali
Meriuo, Paramslta, Dress Froek Goats;
und Alnaca Sac
Cashr airl Sim e-miled Cloth Sec Goats.
Linen white end c. 10 ed Sac and Polka "
Meun0, Pe-amstta and Drap de Turk Pantaloons;
Linen Check, white and colored Drill
Ind Nankeen and Ponges
French and American COuOnade
~ large stock suitable for the CALIFORNIA Emgan con-
Hng Rubber Goods Check Shirts aIuclss-Red
Shi Is and Drawers etc. ETC.. ALSO,
Muslin Shirts. sant-up and collars
Lse Ihasad, Super SILK, Ciauze Merno, GauEe Flannel
and Gauze Cotton Uuderahrts and Drawers.
silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, VaseH Carpet Bags
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

OFFICE OF THE MERCHANTS Insurance Co.
NewOrleans July 2, IS49
~ A Dividend Of So cent. Cor 90 sha'e) from the
m
paid 10 the stOekholders, on and After the !,
iyl2 lO2dp JOHN PEMBERTON, Liquidator
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

WANTED.
II Lad Of Is to u yra,4 OF age. SGTUAT ina
sde2 eco Of BGsin AID o k9apae having yd j Com
Addrs Box M. No. l0c Post.ofi e. iva sw
HAT STORE FOR SALE
w M M J6 q without stoekq
Ma is bo K gt%s ti6era There are s1 Rooms 4
suitable for Boa ding House with Furniture for he same
y VERSO John 9B9f r ri q5e g 5obon.
CHARLES LEWIS 49,, W. ARTHUR HILL.
4 TO RW Us MT LAM,
HENDERSON, Risk 'ounty Texas
he s s5s15es sd q @ s st6S s I'D Do Coa
the STATE. - : --Y-.9 - a9 Bi III y o.
-, HENRI HERZ'S PIANO FORTBs- =
FFNHE Depot for the celebrated PIANOS e At No 4
Camp street AL who desire a 1ch, II
invited 0 eRa@ne P tbs stock oi IF ff 9 9S
Ploo9Io' and Grand Instruments now onJ u ~
manu- regular SHIPMENTS are made from Paris SO as to
insure constant supply Prices very moderate
jy1a 81 Scamp St., NV Mm dd L; Ms ,d,l g.
MI GILBERT & CO.'S PIANO FORTFS-
919elsigned sole Agent in this city oF ne above
Pianos Square and Koians which are 81 -
offered Offered! for sale on liberal terms TIE stock "
ae improvements They are guaranteed by the mannfac.
us 70 sve entire satisfaction Purchasers respectfully
iyla8 @ Il. WMR uTis'i M&Y folieg3 camp st.
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Mandatory.
DIN }taS.. M ~ sI No 19l ST. CH8RLES Street
;;Ls ~ ~, respectfully Informs
ge eltlzens o. New Oreaps ana Planets Of Lou NA
isanai mat he IS prepared 10 manufacture and N A
luInsh all articles IN the above line and has con-
A90 J IN SANITY on hand good Assortment Of AID
ls1s5{A4T==4a4t4 DIES. BRIDt ES MARTT Nc AT,ES
eiH~bA y klWHIPS, SPURS. and HARNESS. Of
tI7i5 - 4seyeIy kind MILITARY SADDLES
81 H rs M iihs PAGksADDLES, VALIsEs aud H lB.
bbal.9-ei which will sell as low as those who import
~ w, Gl MsIsRt them 70 be as gOOd-whe they aTe all
OF me GhESCENT CITY manufacture.
sh0n notice.. a.
aiiss,. REPAIRING ssteadsd TO with nestnesl and
H"Pa'al' iYls Bm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

The win Of Sen, Gaines was probaied yesterday,
IN the FIRST piauiot Court Every thing relative
70 the departed veteran being Of interest 10 our ci
zens, we publish il ia flll.