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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14
THE CA LIE ID d M A N &.

TuE MEAsLEs, Ours, fnr o faw week.
i'ssl, hss been, aud rIill Is,H menrW cornmn
atty, Wa la naf-hna.y how ni#iiy cnses ri
Ibis dbumgious disease have occurred in oul
village npd vicinity has lhey have been no
irerous, and ara 10 nav, but lbe nuuhor hos
considerably lesseued within a week,ald, for
lack OF SUBJECTS. The disease 10 mild and
lnoyes ils sulInclH hyophly. lla mild type
haas induced penplo Co uSposn their rl,ildrsn
10 lha ouiagOn--prelsrrnR they should
lake II nov 90 running ll'e risk Of taking Il
AglieA llul4ig Le ala4e sassFe 10 accompanied
hy other RBh often fatal discusses. Oflho ca
SEES perhaps about hundred In This place
and yicinitEuo one ease hns, NJ yet, assumed
u dangerous aspect, though several perfops
have heeu quite sIck, bu, good cnre hns soon
restored them 20 q ronynlesceni state, or the
1870 students IN tie Aoaden,y-some 6Gy have
bad o. nov have, lbe disease,
col FREMoNT's PANTY.
The accounts by tie st. Louis papers oro
from Santa 10 10 Feb -, They eouGrm
lhe tslsamplie dispatches concerning ll,e
disaster 90 Fremont aud hs party, The
pHty bod been overwhelmed viii snow
Tho published letters from Col, Fremont
aud liH friends leh him ascending H uhuu-
tain and Wllhiu i've oT RiX miles al ib snininlt
llnl llla clnlniinll hu ueYer reached. "A
tturU cNua up, which lhrccd him Ia retreat
and 90 noak shelter ~ lhu valley hollow. Here
q 10 sHld, lle SNOW duiicd, lmd accumulated
~ tho depth Of llrly 90 forty Get, and The
purty tort ri il- i,'.11'-s,ls ''''l .-'7tti
Iinllrd 10 leave ilrlr oulirn ouui,. Tho SNOW
covered the auimuls mud every lhing elsr
Lnm AieM, sud Cd, L. and lis phriY were
driven 10 hcok spicly "n The sldes Of she
Iuou,iHin,
ln Dis emergency. Bill Williams, hardy
mounluingor, nud iva others, volunteered 10
fctk fuccuT from the nearest Hgtilrmohiti uud
Il WIS arranged tint they hiorld return la
tWeiia-dayH. ~ They failed ia do 20, how
Cvrr Cul, Fremont, aud one Or Two others,
resolved upon attempting loreach Inofi aud
ola the siNil day irom ihoir leaving cnNp
ihey oteuouk Williams Hud ono uf lbs HoHl-
pnniops, The other, Mr. iS,GF, 81 ll,o Die
tiri ul Cusln,liH,J WAS rciucsrniud 10 luNe
died uf ITO exposure nud Of hunger, aud IA
lhr oNtreuily Ia which lhoy were driven ihe
sHNNorn were lurced to ~ pnr Of hIs
body.
Col, Fremont mhdc his WY TO Taos, oli-
IainGd aid, provisions add horscs, aud then
net 0ut ~ search of he pnuy liDf uiurn !
Ilmn ono ,lhrd Of his men had IA the interval
Vt his absence, 'l,ed linm hkporuro and hun
pcri Md ono or'iwo had giy0n out, and were |
utt 10 die, when i0 chmc up With ihuu.--'
The number Who Illus pcrlsl,d h. siuisd AT
'Iasen. Col. Etonnnt lost bia whole OnItiI, (
~ mules, instruments, hagguRe, aud every I.
liug clAu OF value.
Ga los arrival ~ Santa fo, lao was furnish |
al will horses and sturus, hnd, uilur rocroil- i
'sP sst 80 G,r Chi,Gunis. tniu,R tltr tnutn .
iursurd ly Col. Cook, in lrt1. liorlv+ivuo /
T. - Navy, was more fortunate than Cob. /
Fremont. he prosecuted k,- Journey tn I
Snniu IT,. aud reached there without mach /
liniculy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

= The Ynin- inr-C Gak et.,et -i-=.-iJ,r h7rthunv
tWhig) 5005i Sack"Ii tlncol 1853; Harris Wan
Rnron) 466. In the Eastern Congressional
District, King lWhirl has about 1900 mnlori.
tyi in the Western District there is no CHOICE
The State Senate--Whg, l9i Loco, II; Van
Buren' l. House, Wings II; Locos, 3D. Nnn
Buren,, l..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14

Cor. FREMoNT's Parry, The N. 0. Plea
yune states that tile report that all The snryi.
vorS of Col. Fremon,'s party fed npon tlc,r
comrades isnntrue, Bur one orn party of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14

Cor. WEBB's ExPEpITIoN TO CALTFoRNIA.
The New-York Co4rer of yesterday has n
succinct account oriht difficulties cx,erienc-
ed in this enterprise, ;hc members Of which
were oyertaken by cholera upon the BRACES.
Eighteen members returned 10 New Orleans
among which were Justin Ely, Jr. or AIassn.
cIusotts, and Raymond Weed of Connect
cut. Light members died of cholern-noue
ofthcm from New Englnnd--nnd their bod
les were nkeu to New-Orleans md there
buried. The main body. Of the expedition
has probably passed along. Mr. Audubon,
WHO WAS robbed nf $4,000 of his money.
recovered bur $1,000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14

o. 1t l. now runored that the Governor
General ofCnnadn will refer tho indct,pily
Till 10 tho Home Government If this is done
the Brilish Ministry will lie slill more cmbor-
rosscd. Among Tho iiems, 10y tho last nrri-
val is the follow ing HThc neAr@ iruur
CSundA-LA '-urrvud great uncosiness nguin to
the ministry, aud their feeble attempt 10 con-
ceol the extent Of Ihe dissatisfaction mapiics.
ted there, has done them great damage"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14

0-5% Hon. }. w, Peck has resigned the of.
flee orPostmOsrer CLEANSING, the capital of
Michigan, on The ground that he had rokef1
an active part in opposing Gen. Taylor's G.
lection.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14

o." Tho cholera has re.appeared Al Match.
itoches The New Orleans Bee says thar in
Tie Parish of ST. Mary there have been more
than five hundred cases of cholera, and about
one hundred md thirty deaths, since the ead
of nccrmher lasi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14

Ma Tuck II is stated that Mr. Tuck, of
New Hampshire, will support tho ndIninis-
pation or Gen. TOylor-being n true rcpub.
lcnn, ho likes the Generals position upon
the slavery question, AMI SO long rs LH-s....-
iialses't 10 uHtUIdiH this position no hcliovcs
this administration should be supported by
nntGsloyery men. Mr. Tuck has been elect.
ed twice 10 Congress on the ground llra hc
is thorough going abolilionist. Ito eccodcd
from the locoioco pOrty Mt the sanc time the
Hon. John p. Hale did, mud Inns since main
tanned his Independent position. He ishow-
ever, pretty good wlie;--hc goes Tor pro-
lection, aud some Other good wlhg rrnti-
Piles, and against the extension orsoycry.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14

coNNrcrrcuT ELrcrioN. The llnriford
Cour0n' siycs tho following, returns of ire
vote for Governor in MI but towns. -. o..
Far MIR TrumbuTl " 2GiT6
Z" Mr. Seymour a, 2i,036
!" Mr. Niles aOs2
Tho following table for Representatives is
nearly il not quite complete; ...
Wings Locos. +. Soil.
III ~ VI $40.
The Whigs have four majority in tho Sen
nte, which will ensure them n majority on
joint ballot. So that odd CONNECTICUT will
have Wing State administration for nnolh
or year..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14

O. Potomac Of tho Baltimore Patriot,
says of the Clerks in Washington that there
are now nbou, $50 Loco Foco1o less than
100 Whig officers Therefore there must
necessarily be many changes in tho Deparge
nients a, the seat of Government. 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14
-EXAMINATION % TEACmENs.

Tho subscriber will attend to tho MAMMA,
on of Teachers Of sumner Schools no fol.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14

Austria has taken the most extraordinary
aud unlocked for lep---iThe Dict Of krem-
sier, which was convoked Ivy the late Empe-
ror, and has occupied the few months OF US
existence intheotclfeiil discussion, hus been
dismissed, after having promulgated con
slitu,iou, not only for the coun tries rcprcsen
ted at Kromsier, but for the whole Austrian
empire. The great object which has pee"
kept in'view by ,hollcsigners ofthis consl''u'
lion, is tho mnlSing of oil Austria into free
independents, indiyisiLle, indissolublo, consul
lutional monarchy With regard to Iho So
ciul and political regulations Guaranteed "u'
der this constitution, che liberSlity OF 'heV
nnture Gun hardly fail TO excite surprise. W.
diyidual liberty is secure; the PresS y not ~
lowed 10 bo put under coDsorship;--lhe cop,'
plcte equality aud tolcrntion Of religious, '"o
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14

O. Tho Homestead Exemption nc, faiirci
IN the Ohio legislature, by reason of the dis
agreements of tie two Houses on tlre anesid.
ments with which ench had passed il.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14

The King Of sIollnnd has been removed
from the scene of impending strife ON the
l7Ihal,iino. His son, uhw King William
ILL.,, was in London NJ tho lime--but inne-
dintcly repaired to his dominions where
probably, he has peacefully assembled tho
Thronc<
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18


SINGULAR hUIcIuAa.-lu the raar 1850 VIM.
D9iHngipn threw himself from ne dsranst 81 tie
SHusGn (" ~ eepuiclire, in London leaving be-
bind him a note rfarinT - I. - 3 -. -
wanted 10 60 70 The opera that night sue had NOT
money enough to purchase lie,sf AZ e-irSi-a- -
A farmer IN Aliendale, Eug., E61 q ef.f' Ii1risT
loaded IT, placed the stock end IN a f.st - sr3
leaned his stoHIaeh against the other. Ths barrel
soon became hot and exploded, killing tho unfof-
tunete wretch instantly.
4 blacksmith in New Orleans, 10 1871, kflsd
himself in the Eams manner, blowing his bellOws
until the FIRE was hot enough 70 explOds The gun
barrel.
A young lady at a boarding school, IN England,
drowned herself in rain cask beCause she was
made 10 study from an old book. She was sweet
sxieen!" g
a Greenwich (Eng.l peBsioneT, who was put
upon short allowances for misconduct, N le46s.
shaFpened the ends Of his spectaeles, and VITA them
stabbed himself to the heart.
In French newspaper Of 1922, we fEd an ac-
count Of man, who, his wife having proved IN
faithful to him. called fie valet and informed him
that he was sbOut 70 kill himself, and requested
that he would boil him down, and make q candle
Of his fat, and carry il to hia Mistress handing her
at the SAND time the following note;
" Dearest Iheress-I have onR bunt for yOu and sow
prove % that ny flames real. YolB, PTEERE.
A young lady, nineteen years Of age, having
gamblsd away a large fortune, hung herself at
Bah, Eng. with gold and silver gFdIe. The
following nOts was found il her hand " Thus
tie myself up from play % This Bas worthy Of
French woman City Item.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18
NewOrIeans Post-offIee.


GREAT Eastern MAIL, via Mobile. Summer AHange-
en Closes daily Al a At 3 of postpaid letters aud at
Supplies FOrf Pile ald Pasoagoa closing Tuesday Thurs
m Bqg ST. Loaisand Pass CHRISTIAN oir On fony 7burs-
day and saturday a. NJ and arriving every Other day at
Thursday at and Saturday at and arVng every
other day al 7 a.
GRg;A l Betop Reggs g Frsge,ss-
iagon's Point, Grserih Grand Lake, cOaa5iq, Nepae0E
Hife Rirer Helena, Randolph Ne5hddTid Hick-
man Columbia, Ky, Cairo ami all The Offices the Ohio up
LOisri Closes twice week, generally Tuesday and FIN
dag, at p m. arpyes twice aweek-irTegular,
nd sgP2y9 s, E s6s6 o5 EefssaS
m. arrives dRily-inegular
ST; LOUIS Supplying ylLc4ez Pieks5lrg, AieMPkig
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at P m arrives three tunes
Al p N. artiTss every Maaday and Thursday as a. m
ST. FRANCIsvTLLE OF goAsT-spppying the Iateror OF
Sq s, % 5enAy ana wednesday al = M au
CARROLIToN.! Closes on Monday Wednesday and Fri-
day at arrives Tuesday, fhusay and Saturday al p m
C9yJgsTog or LAKEff Closes Monday Nsdle.day and
NATCHEz PAcKEF.. Closes every Saturday at p.
arrives every Friday at a. M,
RED RIVER. Closes twice week geHetaly On Tuesday
and Friday, al m. arrives twice aWeek-TreguHr.
LAFAYErTE Closes daily Except Sunday at p. m az
rives dairy Except Sunday At IL a. m.
GALVESTON and PORr IAVAcA Closes every five days
irregular due every hTe days-irreguiar
BRAZOs.. Closes twice month"; alternate ThuUday
E at a. M; arrival uhcsrnin.
SsT1 sh9 o e M u eae iG n1eS al 81 a.
.stters prepaid. the 9lst Of each al
HAyANA WEsT ISDIA ISLANDS q AMEg y and EUs9rE
each month, at9 aHee 10 be prepaid Dne On the lat CT
each m0nths.at7 q.
HAvARA-Per American Packets. Closes about twcs a
. arrives alb ut twice mOutl-irreguar
CALIFORNIA and OREGON-Per Eercan Packets via Cha
and PGnanGs Closes oncea monl Irregular snle Iate
do 10 anDeFo Monterey
ria, 40 cents prepaid or Arrives once month=rsgular
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n. IL R. RRMLY.

Corner of Canal and Royal streets,
HAVE STILL, IN STORE \ few lots OF desirable aTti-
ces for Summer which they will offer lower
than their former prices in order to make room Tor heneW
stock, They consist il par follows:
case Plain black JAC0NET;
case Fancy syle e ,,5. DO 4 l2 35Ss,.
case Furniture do.
ORG ANDlF AII1SLINS, very rich patterns, 375<c.
IA pieces Rich SILK AND WOODEN CURTAIN
DAMASKS article, heing consignment, viii be
sold 10 close less than the fizt price in FIance.
fE We have gust received per Steamship Faeon and
shin Tennessee 19 cases PRINTS, OF them small pat
terms for Children with handsome assortment of CRf
tain and BrOohe MUSLiHS fer MMqRitO Bans Table
Covers Of all patterns; Table Cloths Napkins Plain
White SWISS MUSEENS Plaid and Stnped Muslins ;
nd "a DAMASK LINENS for Table Cloths IL, IL
nd I3-4 LINEN SHEETINGS-a very superior article,
GUARANTEED All linen p. & T.. REILLY,
iyl9 1m2dD corner of Canal and Royal sts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18

DEATH OF BowAN.-John BOwan who was stabLed at
Pass Christian in an efrag weeks since apd e0n-
that iuEtitpon yesterday de had left the Hospital for
eTal days and returned again Thunday but 10 die a
post mneu examination held BY direction Of the Cor.
Verdict Of the Inquest Died d zerous apDpezy OF
the lhngH and e chronic inammatOn Of the bowels and
PerOfaiOn Of the Intene induced By apensaRE wouRd
inflicted time since. which the pFedsDOEnR cause
which favored the production of the disease Of which he
dad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18

being DESTROYS to jOia Tally equipped this Great parads
Of oieatOn borrowed from TIE august State Of louana
suit Of unn7m. ACCOMPLISHMENTS 70 meh. and aEge medal
. distinguish him from the vulgar hsit Nh hsslkns
dress he expected tpasB with bis fellow bpeds and
support hs tnse dignity with the borrowed pi1mea But
Justice snvious Of such hero weishe him in the balance
and pronounced him scay affair; Recorder CsnOs viii
support the vioated dignity Of the State BY calling up Mr.
PIeg TO-DAY for examnaliOn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Reported for the Crescent LAFAYETTE Aug, 17P. NJ
We have arrivals notice to-day, which leaves the az
geEae receipts of this scarcely above those Of the
previous We yesterdays prices which contain
decline Of oue-haf Beef fs class 506c., second
class. sHGD4cb ID; Sheep. 90 head Hogs 4G41sc OH;
Cows, S6G093O head Corn, 4Ot045o Oats, 4O945c. D
bushsl Bran, 81 IS 100 lbs; Hay, a28fa& 95 y ton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
An rswMstsTIaII::e s. II. 1stsst s,zIs

~ The proplstoIs Of the " Daily crsssf Weuid rslpssy
inform fries aa me pube that they have added
JOE oFFICE Observation-Disclosures
al tnd Of printing oriISg0ra5ls sraStszf
SOCKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIACUEAEss LAWYERS
REiEFS. BILLS or LABlNG: DRAE RECElPT84
s-CARDS; POSTERS STEAMBOAT BILLS, &s., Ssc.,
in every style.
nd
the very apIovsnen which vii enable %
from the foundry R. Hoe Co. orb, which
guaranty then sEceineethe typs the veil known
I Mesara- George Bruce Co. and John T. White and have
been selected with great adapt 70 tie busnea. wants
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18
To Planters, Builders & House Owners.

PATENT INCLTNBD-PLANB GATE-HINGE,
FTSHs above article the best HINGE for self
shutting Gates, be No. as ChaItTes street.
They without exception the most useful article now in
use for keeping Gates before Famena dwellings and cot
tages f.Yiih0ut trouble. Call at w, A. BEECHERs
No 48 CHARITIES street.
....ALsO on HAND.
A fine lot of FISHING TACKLE, GUNS, PISTOLSs
HARDWARE. and Building Materials, jy25 #
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18
NEW ORLEANS:

sATURDAY MoRNNg. AUeugr g. Isla.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18

LARcENv.-Cha1les F Wood was yesterday sent by Re
c0FdeT Baldwin before the First District Cout the charge
Of having tGkep from the house Of Sarah Humphrey, IN
Union the 17lh Of February last trunk contain
ing clothi n so. The accused had kept ont Of the
way Of poet, Inc for some time.
LouIsI3FA BALL-RooM---Michael Keahing. aims Nj
chael Kelly sent before the Pint District Court By Re
corder 5euzeneau yesterday for severely sutng D. A.
Wilde. in the Louisiana Balloon. on fhudsy evening
FIRST District COuRT-GeaEgs Shields Patrick Swse-
ny and Margaret Buns yesterday D. Recorder
Baldwin, before the First Dnot COar for Stealing watch
from Tim Hullihan.
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ID A. I,nI1tt1 s. ApIn NNATER-pIRIFIERn


TIME subscriber is now receiving large stock ss5N
4 81 superior Green and Black TEAS. OF his ~
own seeclions which he OiieB for sale at reasonS'
. M RsI''s+ eHAs sToueHToE, q cAnP SE5sG
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18
MEDTCAL LEOTURES.
Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store.

SEX MOUR d co.,
II CAMP, Nert Door to Corner Of GTavier street,
OFFER at the t0lgsst prices Of any Store in this CITY
GOODS.
The prices of this New Establishment will be found gem
eayfar lower than the usually current and its char
acleT for good articles will be sustained.
FASHIOHABI FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS in every variety comprising seasOnSbe articles of
COTTON, SILK, LIN EN- and W0OIILEN FABRICS.
Purchasers will nd the goods in this Store probably more
advantageous than they contemplated before an examination
Of them. mY5 StaW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18
FOR CALIFORNIA.


sRsa. For California va chasres1;U s 1fsRR
m ssa1sss 3 cqc g,ggy az, 'plsp,a, did. Mad
California and 9rsggh Mails. on "WEDNESDAY, the lsih
s'''smOo at 10 0 ssk a g PI p15St3Ay
In salOOuL to ChagIes.. ele9 90
In tssfagS G and mess with crew. to aeis; Is %
PARKDIsR, LAWRAs6N & Co, Agents,
Guf4 81 GraVier street.
As,FOE. San francisco California. -rhs hnP. q
49, CLARIoN, Reed. nssser. having paIt Of hsf
non re aoek 6einE newly eoppsTa and thoroughly re-
fitted for the VOYAGE Sac has spendid siatsoan seeoms
d "''sH'' u r. N, HRRRIsoN & CO., y Pogdras st,
Orto o. WICKBAM, % Bisuvile St sgls s,
q g 10 passage considered eaiass until paid eT
go For California, ca, chasres, Rsgatqr
SHlS5A -NoatAg Packet - The splendid steamship
ssvs ~ 5 5 d NY 9E soSR aaa oss w
Mails, on WEDNESDAY, Aug. 2, at l0O'clOck A H.
In saloo4, 80 q love- Cabin 80 90
E- No berth secured until gaid foI Passage can b
engaged application 20 the undersigned where plan a
be taken at 40 cents per CUBIC te95 81, &c -,
jyA O. J. MEEkER, % PoydFas street.
n. BPasseBEsH By The sAlaBsme can PIosgIs ThI9ush
the PA fRsa2iffTssf G IA PRl sas6% CO. ~
A LARGE STEEL EAD SILK PURSE, containing
"a between Eighty and Ninety Dollars i is sggpOseit9
been dropped kOya street. the
evening The finder win be literally rewarded By leaving
i at tbs office. - JYl9
MRS. INGRAM.
N FASHIONABLE MiLLINER. ~
Hs5E 7ttsodR aAd StTGB Hat Manufacturer. az AZ
- Nc. E2 CAMP STREET, New Orleans 4Sl'ls
49, Tuscan Straw, and NeapoltHn HATS
cleaned aud altered in superior style y eQu
~ Country Orders viii be pnnctually attended Q.
WINES, RRANDIESs sc.
CHAMPAGNE WINES Of the eelshrsted brands.
~ RuinaT ScIeider Gordon Bleu, Palace, La MeeieE.
Russian Esge, and Al MOssauX, in pints and quarts.
Choice Old CuGNAC, in half and quarter casks and
Old PORT, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES, in
casks and demiiOrns. aud cases of do1. eech.
Very choice SPARKLING HOf3k-HOckheimer 4 Co.
For sale by BURROWS 3 QSTROM,
au7 lms - NatcheE street
Pacific Mail steamship Company
THIS Company having eOmplslsd the organization Of
their Line Of u. s Mail Stesmaiq from Panana q
California and Oregon will hereafter apRcpEiGta one half
of the Ckets each steamer TO New 0Fk and other
NOhsn Cites, and One-fouIth to New Orleans, leaving
one-fodIth 70 Panama
This UNDERLINED viii be supplied with the tickets sppIO-
Praed to New Orleans, in ample time for saeh steamer
leaving Panama. -
PRRADIsE, LAwRHsoE s Co,
jsl3 3m- Agents. 81 GTaviar street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PISTOL sHooTIMGi
T The H. n, W H. SILVER cup, free 10 all viii be shot or
Gallery oi the ints- H. M. z
PasFChrisiian, July u. 1919. lyl2 Qms
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EE~ For ooIlector.--JoHN H. BURROUGHS. Ii
present Collector Of TnKes for the First Representative D
trict Candidate for reesetion onhs sth Of Nov y3O
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18
For CoIIector:

ET- For Collector - Please announce JOHN
THACKER Candidate for Collector Of STATE Taxes Of thsf
District. he viii be supported BY . -
auto NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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Cotton, bales. Tobaee0 hhda
Stock on hand, Sept ls4s, ;....a4Ol H,s5e
Received past week, 1851 7l3
:" previously :. l,l2s8 5l-I,19Oss 5 4s790-f9 sos
ii68 236 64s4
Exported past week .n... $500 Ills
Previously i,l5s,S64-lls24s4 i6i5i-47 255
Stock on hand not cleared. ............5752 TlO9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18

For Assessor =. Eds. Crescent; Please snnoasee
THOMAS u hA4ES Cspdidate Assessor for The Second
District at the Election November next lis profession
selling landed properly Commissioned evident enineuty
Qualities him ONCE being justly conHdere that b.
perform the duty IN efficient and imperial be vi
be supported sy THEfEDfLE.
- The District extends from The middle Of Reuama, Eele and
haa the middle 81 Julia until strikes the Canal
thence down the Canal to the LShe. aul
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18

BstI0esa St. Joseph street and 81 .Nargs Market.
THEY take mneb pleasure inform their friends and the
4 public generally, that tn have purchased the we'll
known GROCERY, 244 TehOupitoulas sIee, situsted
convenient TO St. Mays Market and which s fitted in
the best manneTwheTe every article in the Grocery line
shat always be found, and at the lowest prices.
Orders from their friends in the county, in the city
shall be carefully executed.
Beside being prepared to furnish article Of Groceries,
they will supply their friends with FLOUR, POTATOES
MEAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS. and PORK, in
small packages or in barrels. 1910 3taW If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18

FTNHE STEAMBO AT UNCLE SAM iI Offered
A. for sale she iU in plete running order ~ n
having iust been thoroughly repaired at the So
docks 10 ST. Louis and stands No in the In
surance Companes there and in this city, carries Arg
cargo aud Of light draught. Persons wishing to buy
examine her as she LAYS at AlgieH
For further Particular, apply TO -
ani1 If HYDE OGLESBY, Il Poydras st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18

SIEAWbNAI ION = bLE.
FVNHE light-dIaught steamer LUCY WING, now lyin
Il At AlFieB in good repair and condition, ~ 4
is offered tof sale accommodating terms. -
She has fine cabin for q boat Of haT class
carries seventy tons freight and is well found and ready Il
VIA If 'Api'' JOS. H. MOORE. lO7 Poydrnu street.