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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-20

NOTICE.
TIVE Taxes OF the ed Parish In er have this day
been place in my hands Tor collection A discount Of
six per cent will be made to all who pay their Taxes
within thirty days. 81. WILLIAM BAKER 81,
Worcester, Aug ls, 1919. isiw Collector.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

The Iowa CoNTEsr IN GREss.-Danjel F.
Miller wing, is now'in Washington to Contest the
election of " fan Thompson, democrat, tie sit
ting member from tbs First Congressional District
of Iowa. The vote Of Kanesviie, Pottawatamie
comfy, il is stated destroyed by the inspec-
tors, and never returned. The fall vote in the dis
trot for Miller, with The vote Of PottavataIie was
G.5ot Thompson, 6,JO7. Tie dispute involves
the question whether te precinct was ever legally
organized
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

TIE Sacaaaah 'Stsq4erS-The Agents of the
New York and Savannah line have already laid the
keel Of new steamship, and made contracts for
another to SUPPLY the places OF the Cherokee and
Tennessee, sold to be put the California route.
The Savannah Republican says The new steam
will be OF the same general plan as the old-oncs,
butthe berths win be- only two tiers Highland sa-
loon viii be Put the after deck for shelter in bad
weather Accommodation will be made also for
Storage passengers, who now have bur little COM
fort Lager boilers viii be put in, and improved
paddles which with other changes VIII give moro.
power and speed to tIe ships.
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IgIE PEOPLEa BIZ FOSTER

IA.
II STAND ALONE. and am sal a candidate for DE teo-
pies BILL POSTING. Thankful TO tb0se who .got
esed and those who did not for the liberal patronage they
gave me- would visa 10 inform them, and all the world IN
general that gready at all hours post their b N dis
tribute them Oriers eit at the following places viii be
tended to Crescent Office SO St. Charles fFsT Dla1's OF
hee % Camp stIee Delta Office IL Poydfas street, Plea
yune JOB 9hee IL BANK Place; Pcayme Coffee. house,
nj EAWTrtETT 4. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

heetor p 81 Jalafs t.aerzl q ~ fafiA4 q itapis
ahea aeg cry INTO ne Iar 81 rsHbie and be 5asgsA
them out Of ts.r dtrssaa LOTTO faaia ~ DsTss
T. SOURCE oil strong 9th to te % posed 10
regard such tlngs that nothing can hhses h prayers f0m
aseendug Ged # tey ase ofef q laia and sincerity.
One nay Be - Door aad ednlg cad, that none Of his
favofet ~ lows viii lend him az ear whsle e tells BIN fas o.
sorrow, d appoutnent an9 go Aal b as o4tsr looked
And caeisand Hone has siren need e hni be wiz tam
hisfhoughs ugward lots Throne Of Sos, and III ~ BIS
voice in penitenae be shall BE- heard aaa mest ia -ezDonss
bet aIated TO BIZ circunsiahg teugh his every arenf
( T. i.,,5 .Etf evsr bss r--6ip isc7use ~ fs5e-r Al
-. - ~. .@.,,,.e- sad flsrafss b. able 10 efflara
80; st 49, - syTsoat,v IN his fellow nan. Int
ca - - ~. .ss.s lsiisrFs and lain 1Iav ssfr
s,to1a 3dsrs ,begsr Irn,su eve Feaees, and beganf
/ ~. - -. r,ir,I he may il III. onaines have
Ia ,g 4 T5ssf s--s;l. Frtin suefi sse!nion shoaeH
of rse5 uses MI ruI,eard there Is aaa By him VINO ons
he yoiss ~ ~ aee5g s1anif s presenee and 10
- -I ,r5 4. ~ 5isIf ~ him a. md restore him ~
T4-s ~ tr.sk "a. r,eu ,r-s faiu Hessr enters and
SlsS ~ 5ss,@ ,gsrss ~ srosbfuz shp the haarss how
linz ydd and m dsa roar on salsn eldtter Of the thun-
deT rse saeh farllt tatthe voice afthe ssansa
scafceiy heard bg hs.aearesf shpmata-egeu n - ast
az the csb Of spa- ais TCu,s and shea every Iaa
il all hone of safefr-even then 81 stheE
ffs Tosf 4, the trfsA he hgnEef fem out Gf her d
| -. .
| JS-b.te,ar NAV have sr tyoi, s-act-
their prseess o-tlor faliies heir danes Their 15ubis
! -. .fe - am $50 ,d rs5f tfe~ sfaH not bs
/ mi e,,sg sss sen tlsa .se ,sory and bIs.srr-
| m s,b,l = - g. s.i = 49, 49,, y -sfi,.ss
| ~ - 800 Co. ssrr ~ d, sl.-.sast assoc
rnfrinr h m t3 The ,o,pfd,.ts- bss Is boglsood
/ - sl,5s -,Fsi Il - ss ,geE4 bii ars+if b tIsr
( H+---i --A+'N- .
father and take a par.in9 grasp q 'ne 70 y ~ "
them q tenderness ie'ea ip7ia e @e az roy -H
| lsars ses tneln depart % Ass on tiis
/ Inc geIsI0us ~ e-.7t e ~ - no. . W ~
trouble But ne Cos Hl.9l ~ ~ q ns- 9 - -
! new ana Atanse 7iieais q i0lvN l,Di "a.
when ne Is u heaah e e!in so So, 80 " -. ~,
! -, ~ q :. H5,r,= = 5ss-1gss i-T rE.1 3 80
ne, sha ices nli'ssii 19si % ust.H ,8s.a
/ = zsis iol q llo'e No551 y 1-1 - = -.
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y &c. 70 Ii-A ~ =. =. +, -. u -
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/ oslsl1lSs yel1'lt ~ ~ - ~. ~ (. 80 III
/ -, NV s-i, M !, -, ,-Irl- .s 81 80 -
L - ~ uA - 800 ~ -, 80.
- $500 y ls "t'-I1 - ~ -, -
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~ 5t IL Io 49, ~ ~ -, sfifiaaz rrEeb 81 tis
i,lss1ysT -yii7- 6jrt-s II vsfunt.- 'br6tiars
&c. 49, ~ - tif h. Inn s,znliosi he Is often uuf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

REPoFr o. THE PosT Mister GEVER Al
This document has been published inihe Baltimors
and Philadelphia papers, in ansieipaiianof its com
nnnicatioH 10 Congress. We takeit fot granted
that the document N authentic, Althorgh the Re
pubic at Washington appaafs toile very much dis
csntented viii the manner in which il has reached
the public. The Republic appears to censure some
body severely for allowing to get out vifSut the
authotityol ale President, to whom it is addressed
# describes the paper as lengthy publication,
p7tyP0rttAg to be the foriEeomiAe report Of he
Postmaster General 70 b submitted TO Congress
amongst the docudients accompanying the Presi-
dents message s''The document is addressed to
the President Of the United States, but as we have
not understood that his Escelency las left the eap
itai, that tie seat Of government has been Re.
moved from the District Of Columbia, there may
be some mistake about it. rhe,. paper is not sub
sorbad by the Postmaster General, aEd il is there
fore safer to treet it as anonymous publication,
though 7 Is sacb one IS he might have written
or may adopt for a report. UnhI we ascertain
officially hat Il is one or The other, we shall not
take it Tor graated.tat the President Of the United
states has been fdreslaIIed 4n-hs. coinniunicatons
with Congress, eitlier tltfodge ipadyertssce or
design
We suppose this IS an admission, though an IN
gracious one that the paper is authsniic, ana on
that fact we shall give its substance in another
paper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

15~ A Taukee schooner being libelled at New
York, for stores, etc, the Marshal placed keeper
'on.board The 1eNt day the Yankee skipper put
him ashore, agd set sail. Chase by steamer was
Intellectually given. The L. S. officers, however
Immediately spur to Boston by railroad, took
steamer, and captured the schooner as she was en-
t5fiaa The harbor. The captain and crew were
made prisoners, the vessel sent back, andqn attach
mept gTmtcd yJudge Bets against the parties
! for aontempt of Court :.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

ORLEANS WAREHOUSES;, Magazine street, Just
~ QbrEe llqs md kgHr3c- street. bltlrecH .Ta and
81 JgSe2h-Ihe Subscriber bsg5 leave 70 infoTmi friends
and the TUblc that b. has had sdouhe flooring with all
lhs Fsceut inl3Torcnaeris, in portion Of Iris principal
Nnrroue EXPRESSLY fur tie storage OF C0iae making ],
equal lu point Of safety from dana IL 10 te
yer best " 7Tehouc IN tle CITY Ills prits orQraCe will
De the same lat.6a5t VIZ &C. bG- inoHIu. lie las
esD room ion ettora1e of every description OF Merchandise.
Iho bulk of ~ yOJ bares wlsh viii always be taken
the lowest rates.
.V Tobacco and other merlandie bs eel and reuackel
NE .lLnrL--t 90 LLLL u LLLa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

TUE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
PRS Is called tgthe BrQ0kyu FirgProGf Warehouse,
q tie Point opposite New Orleans, Tor the receptO FT0dRcf
nom the West, and .rc4oH9isC rom the North intended
for rashpmeab Having 1870 ieat I0ntaRe the River,
are mn a.ey conveyed, without drHbGge exposure 10
Re Hcater ample room vii be ionnd toF the dchareng OF
oN rates ts PET 9l1f9 9l every a9eommodPto offered 10
it being the wish of the Company to equal the cOnveleIces
Of the Atlantic Dock, Of New York
Persons interested in te transmitting Of Aeuhandise are in
Nited 10 visit the peuiae Ore a PJUdrls street. Men
Orleans. THAYER i CO.. gents
Rei.r5nces-J.S r. Gedde5, j W. Stanton 4 CO., r. F.
NInIlnl.. N.l-9l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

b FUGTGvE SLAvEs.-A Baltimore correspondent
OF the New York Tribune states that he is in
formed, on the best authority. that moi less than
t1ro h7iadned slaves have absconded from then
masters IN Maryland within the past five months.
These, at the lowest valuation are worth 100000.
This IS an exodus on large trial None but a
blind man could fail to sec here the proofs of sys-
tematc efforts abroad to ruin slave property
Richmond Republican.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

,Cql4ornia Ltsas.-A hotel Tor San Fraueiscoi is
being built in New York for "a gentleman Of that
city, who takes It out as AN experiment. Il is to
be eighty-six by thirty feet, three Stories high and
Of the most modern style of architecture aud is 10
contain torty-seven rooms, witha large ,liuing-ha
One builder alone, in New York, has sent Out some
eighty SMALL houses this season, and several are
extensiveIy engaged.in. die manulaelare.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

DIsTURBINs A ScHeoL.-A gentlslnanin New
buryPOrl Mass, being dispeased with the treat
ment Of his child in one of the public schools, went
there to demonstrate with the teacher, but a suit
has been commenced against him, and he was held
TO bail in $500 for disturbing the school
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

HEAVY CHAEaE.-Fhe mate of the ship Robert
Burton, recently arrived at Philadelphia from Li,s-
erpooE was charged on Monday lvththe larceny of
.tt,p00 under thefOllowing circumstances: Among
;ha passengers in the Burton, was faniily named
Carter, consisting Of husband wife and five chill
dreH. The husband wife and two OF the children
died on thepassage, and the other three children,
the oldest being but twelve years, We're leftvith0ut
aProtector. When the ship arrived at Philadel-
phia the mate handed two Of them over to the guar
dians Of the poor, and to the third he gave small
sum Of money and two Trunks which he alleged
was all the property the father had ON board The
child the other hand swears that the father had
91,000 in small box which was on board the ship.
The matter has been taken IN hand by the Saint
Georges Society Thus far theresis no direct les.
| tmony to implicate the luare.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

SLAVE ABDUcToRs IN MARYL4ED-A man by
the name Of Edenbangh, was tried and convicted
at the last term of Montgomery County Court, Ma
ryland, of conspiracy 10 take ofelayes. He was
sentenced to three years imprisonment in the coun-
~ jail, and 10 pay fine Of five hundred dollars
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

NERMoNT.-fhs Vermont Journal says Of the
Constitutional Convention assembled in that STATE:
s. The wings have proposed the questions for-dis-
cussion the opposition have chosen a majority OF
members, and they are to pass upon them." The
majority against the wings in this Convention is re-
ported in the Boston papers ut about 80.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13
THONIAs RRApY,

THOMAS BRADY,
q CHARTREs STREET.
~ On the first day Of November tive shah remove 20 he
Stols No p Chartras street. sireosly 5pp uct5
BUGGY and FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE
ID Apply at 22 Hatchez street, up stairs MA
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FANCY GOODS.
EO me Ladies'.

no the LdgGEIeS.
Fashionable Millinery and Dress Making.
x 1890 e e N
Rich New and Cheap FALL GOODS,
Mrs g. Sc RoPE I65 poyaas street. between Caf6slet aud
turned from ne North prepared 10 ufr 'tg Public leaudnl
Of lonab Fl B1nneis. paIt Of wfc q, rctrom
Readdyessea Capes and Coin Embroidered uisn Dresses
& h e aid M FS VIXEN Ne bsl.n f.. & saa aey
for Der Northern cities, and very
low prices ~ Ladies' please call and examine before pu
ID Oh onuc cleaned aud altered in good style. County Or
N B5sli,g ard Pressing done sc trade, Dres..raang
done 10 superior style ~
Fs:NgciS FNb1.g 81 60.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Establislrusnt
20 magazine street,
II AVE pleasure informing they are now 10
II receipt 81 most choice on OF Fall and Water lioo1s ali
Of th best atera nihulaeured in the latest style and
Their stock eoriprises in pBry--
supes black ami blue Frsuehlcio.h Dress Goats; 10 ,-
Dack, blpe hTUgnoiye enc dahlia Frock Coast
biaeE, bT5Wn, olive nd draB sle Goals;
brown, olive and dahBa Business Goats;
black Freneh cloth cIooks;
black AID fancy eass.i,.s 4iq4br9idered yests.
black aud fancy single and l9ull-lre4sted Vesri
black dhi fancy slE and seiin Velisis -.
rich figured cagbmeie Yesiai
White hsrselss &ssist ns',stylsai
.. linen aud c.t6u shris; ~
msauo,s aud cotton uudslshirsi
:. s,is and cotton Els.jie su,5sadsis;
=. slI1 and linen cambre Pocket iiaidkorcbeh;
e. g.zausis ani cashmere prns Robes de Chsiotrei
b,eA, 5ue, t19au uld rreeu aiih JiGifelii
lrss ass9rIuen. el lsu1sd coorsi and black six and
b. oean} aa band. extensive asaraaent Of TtarsIias
ANA vIi nee'bs j rasn .trpl by every racket ssas
The seasgn- 10 o4Al2tlp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

FRoU FLoR8DA.-It is Stated in tie National
intelligence Of the 5!h that intelligence has been
received at the proper Department to the edeefhat
the chiefs Of tile Florida indians (Bowlegs and
Sasn jones' have sent runners to Gen. Twiggs
Informing him that their people have held codn-
Gil, and agreed to~haye another consultation with
tie General. The place appointed is Fort Chol,-
ko-nek-la, on Pease Greek, one days march from
their nearest town; and the time appointed is the
18th Of December. The prevailing opini6,,- in
Florida seems to be that. tie Florida Senirolss
have concluded to accept the offers OF our Govern
menh and will probably be induced to smigrate to
the West THIS opinion is also coneurred in by
the delegation from the West.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13
I g. WEBER, Boot and S11c Dealer,
3 a: 3 " s;:l ss Sa g's g

Ni5 Old Saul,) "A %N (New Sinrr
. U Z A u ' 80 HOE ETO Il r.
keep constantly hand every ding in his ne-neu,ng
treat variety Of Indies and Gentrmei's Boot and SHOES
afd Wl sell at the lowest Cash Prices share of public
p1tfpn0Ee is respectfully solicited. ant ~
DIR. ElllDTT, VETERINARY SURGEON,
Va OlL ~ announce 20 the citizens Of this city and rs
Vicnly that he prepared attend all business in
h n entrusted to his Dr. Elliott hopes his long expe
renee rs Veterinary Surgeon, viii insure bin alarge bust
neas as ne spent nine the Veterinary tOlere of
france five years in Prussia and the last tYc years in this
city with great success The Doctors CHARGE are from sl 10
ti1 unOH any cuTable diease-atyice gratis. Z
~ The Doctor Is 10 be found all hours Of the day and
night al Iaiiena,g Stahe7, ST. Charles street.
and for safe M I'M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

IA1PgB Ant 10 SUGAR PI.A NTEzl3s
Y VIE uudefs ned WOudC1 the attention OF Planters the
4 tactot his having dicoyere after series OF expert
moHts- Ubrcgu- congestion which preerye the 30unals
aut brdcs OF Sugar Mills from incon ana TeEent theu
from heating, wearing, etc. by heepnE them closed and
perfectly eool. he conn -ltOl mach Csaler ban ly Of
the OILS u+r and need not be az Died 0itef ia
agse laatfies Any desiring to ta the merits Of this
discovery by fair tra OF the composition s do o by
addressing tote undersigned (ostpaid) at Baton Rouge, aud
PAY mCut of SlJ.
mig 3aWtan , A. ]. CHAPNT AN, {lreiaeer.
New DREAMS Delta aud( Crescent publish the above twice a
week i january, and send bills orcOIecOp.-Bat3
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NEW RHEIMS:
THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER ~

SUPREME CoURT or TIE UsIrED SrArEs,--
There were present in the Supreme Court on the
llh, Chief Justice fancy, and Associate Justices
Mclean, Wayne, CatroI, Daniel, Woodbury., Mel
son and Grier-the only absentee being Justice
Mckinley. The Court adjourned until next day,
when it would proceed with the business before Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

DBUGs, MEpiCINIss.. etc.-I'd subscriber Is now
= ~ w 9 sIpy O articles Y h iie as offers
d5 dEWf Dfueeisi, Vsrahda Corner
{ sPI1l 5I-ie casc' in store, FOR sale BY =.
20 d&Wu Ysranda Corner
ClGN ARABIC'=iO0O lbs choice GUM Arabic, in
~ sl9r Tl, i2r sale by LAS. :. SHAW, Druggish
tEfI : SEED Ibis Invaluable Remedy 10 Iiarrea and
- Complaints oftile Bowel. ipSt hggygd from AeAeo,
l0 H 5 IE%ytr JAS. = SHAY w.; Biruygg 5.
Notice 10 SUGAR PIN NT'ERg- Jgr,tg3f agd
Y Cgst Jrgn $ b.GH r PINS, Of assorted -zas.
ig2qn "a te az inche; ALso-Two Vertical CATTLE
Y 5g 0'-e ii 1na ~ eS'fl " hes iaE s1s by
TOMS ANB NOM NE{5N9s5 7555-s75S
kJEhSoNs wishing to obtain the above artice-t 90 J
a on TIE most reasonabIa Terms, and of The best Li
Nlaiehl ana N orttragll2, can do 20 by applying 1
a Pc. ~ TCHOUPfGQbLAs Street Front WI
sl2,00O, 40 laW6m
A10LAssIs4 BARRELS, --5.-.-,
466 IJ. GFPR sy T 81 s5a ls BBB 8f
Warranted 40 Gallons ready for delivery. For izss
sale by 'f =. W. THOMPSON Il 90
n-g st Charlie So corner Of Julia.
TIES TEAS.
-aGEI'cYqf ne .TEW YORK CANTON. Tea co.
THE sqlscrber h4sno On hand and vii eceye monthly
supplies Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS ls65ss
above fifty different Kinds aud qualities and be now M
ices wa5ahet in saying that il is the finest tsort i
MS $. II. PAGE, Agent, 72 CamPst.
VFTBIsEI =, BRAEDY, GIN AND sVYiNF.=2 pan.
" eheons fri and puncheon Scotch WHISKY; . half
LIeS t2gnac BrnllH pipe llolan4 Gin and % casl1s
uheIlc direct and has lain in for mere an tWo
ars ant the Brandy j. Of the Most iayoe brani, fhe
bran for is delicate favor For ale in ruauti 10 mia
pUrehazsl, by lnl9l JOHN T9OLE, % Bank Place. Z
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

GENERAL HEERAN,-General Herrau; tic ex-
Minister Pienipoteatiary of New Grenade 70 he
nited States, was to-embqrls from Now Y ork III
the steamer Empire City for Chagres on the LIST.
ST. Her0n intends to pass ffom CAagres TO Pauu-
MA, and tbencs to a-poh OF New Grenada, on the
Pacific, whence he will proceed by land to Bogola.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

DRowNEp-William Sanford, a watehman OH
board the steamboat Motive, fell overheard, about
six miles below St. Stephens, on the Alabama
River, on the night of the sth, and was drowned.
The boat stopped and put back as soon as it was
ascerained that he was overheard, but no trace Of
the unlortulate man nnnla be found
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

FIFTEEN CENTS A
BUSINESS CARDS.
I Ia LEVY .yste, soes az Reat Estqts Broker No.
- 20 Camp, door from Common IT., n Orleans dl ly
"a SANDS TUC5kER a. 90. have removed from 20
- and y Grayier 70 2 fct0aRit0HtGs 80. nj Bur
Eg't', Mc,LEAN a S ! \, Cotton LaetgLs Gag Com
a. W. OLIVER, Commission Merchant aad Siip
~ .3seHt No. - 81 ClariAAaret, aul1 dlm&1ylV
g =. FULTON, ,Vhq,e4sae ana Retaa Grocer, No. ~
- New Loves and n 5 lcboupiioulas st. d6
FOA5NE 4 HENDERSON, Who,esaie Grocgs, Nos
8 20 and 32 Gnyier street Ne,g Orleans. Mi
TONY 81. I2LLIOIT & CO., Clallai5sl5a .iiere5aats
- 81 GravieT street. NIP iy
-. 81 ri Coiamssigp -Berrieat Is GiaTier T. n9
wv q. RAYMOND, Family. Grocer, III Camp
A ~ F Herr ShiD BroFg. IS Poydr9s street
EOHN ". ANDREWS & CO., Commission Mr..
. ,c3aHts and N,iD ageats, ~ Common ST. n. o. jas
FIJHG, MIR q co. Conamissiot .uerekaHts No 50
st. Louis street. New Orleans anil ly
GEWELL r. TAYLOR, Importer IF Hines and
- Liqnors, Nos. 5 and 1 Royal street. ll3
4. BEARD, .1uetiogeer and appraiser, No 10
- Hanks Arcnde, New Orleans. Of
hEl n. "a 4- t0asrissioH .HerrhaRt and Shipping
WILLIAM y. CUSHING, COmmission and For
W f1lraiag Merchant, No. % Gravier street an22
IUHN fOSLE, CgnRissieH .ife,ehaut Emigration
q oAa Remittance Qfie5, q Bank Place, N. o. sl2
r. 83Y 4 BoGERT, SHIP o5S S &a5 T cSsMl.siou
= tAcretaRis, 90 Cainp street. nj
Z BENSON, Hoase, Sga aad 0rdameatgl Painter.
a., ia,t5Las q oaaf aaa .aa,bfsss Mo- 1872 Camp
ID ace < FOSTER, 9to,ass 1 W. q G g9sff5
- Lga-odee, 4 Exchange Place, a. q. mll3 ly
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

THE PoRfFeLro.--Ihis periodical, devoted to
the cause Of Letters aud of Masonry aJo be- iscon-
tinued for some rims to come, if not altogether
The discuntinuanee is due 10 physical of
the editor. mr. Tannehill has lost The sight Of one
eye, and thsoeris disabled for any useful purpose.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

ARTIFICIAL LEe.-Mr. Yerger of Philadelphia
has invented an artificial leg, which the n Y Mir
ror says, for ingenuity and efficacy has never been
equalled It is made entirely Of steel, and in such
a manner that the motion OF the knee, and Of The
joints Of the ankle and foot are produced.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13
VOLUME II.-NUMBER 243.

h. that IN snrsae and i4itaf5n b. sudden burst
Of paons The di ia1mift ted. qiief Pref Webster as
fluid man, Ore atferEar % c0dePa. "a his is on The
OtT rpufi0Il thai Tie riais faose 81 Dr.. Pakuan.
wicA asoo'be iroyof bal ems iHne rpos eapabe Of
prOoi f AN The agey Of d.. Webster dcprIeng item Of
lie we sat ahqfes tie Oq Suppression, HieFnins IN
r'seF3 70 III. Webster Bgt il brJo means follows that we
NAY POI sufe some oh z hand r7Tatet the murder and
cgauiHgy ai y - TIE Professors deoror ihs very $40
which i77T Save ben fer--Ivs7i b. Dr.. ParffHgl.