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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-05
A CARD.
H. s. l.. +. WOOdcOck

A CARD.
T.. s. l.. Il. WOOdcOck
rT,AKE this opportunity to offer to the people Of
Braileboro and vicinity their sincere thanks
for the Unexpected and liberal patronage extended
to then at their old stand, and would respectfully
solicita continuance Of the same, at their New
Store. Main ST. south Of the bridge, where We
are receiving aud opening great variety Of
Goods Of every description.
DRY GOODS.-Eugish French and American
Prints, latest styles; Scotch aud American Cling
hams, six finished do; Mourning dol VI. de
LANES Twiilcd Cashmcrcs; SILK and Cotton
Wnrp Apaccas Lusird do. Madonna Stripes and
plails, Hermann Suipcs, &c. ShaWls--some
new and beautiful patterns aud Ut very low prices
Ladies wor,ied Cravats Gloves and Hosiery,
Coiorcd Cotton Table Covers, Brown Linen do,
Damask do Scotch and Rnssia Diaper, &c
CorfoS Goops-Brown and Blenchcd Sheoting,
Shifting, Denim, Drilling, &C. at exceedingly low
rates.
Household Articles.
Crockcry, Glass aul Stone Ware, Table Cutlery,
Sad Irons busting Brushes, Mats, &c, So.
West India Goods and Groceries.
Having made an extensive addition TO our for.
mer stock VIC haiicr ourselves that we can meet
the wants Of any who may favor Us with call.
SuGARs numerous qualities
TEAs OF rs good quality and favor, and at a.
low prices as can be- found.
Molasses, Syrup, Coffee Spices, Butter. Cheese,
Lard, Pork, Dry Fish, Mackerel, Salmon, Table
Salt. r ! do Liverpool DO aud in fact, Groceries
Of all kinds in large or small quantities.
~ The above Goods We offer for Cab or good
Produce as low as can be bough; in Windham
COuaE. i3l Nov. l6, ls4s.
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Wines and Liquors.

Wines and Liquors.
Old Port,
Sicily Madeira,
French DO. SxeaTaSRga -
brown Sherry, W SsSA %S9a
Saline and
Sweet Malaga
Otard,
Old Lemon Cortes
Rastaeu and BRANDY.
Common proof,
Also, old Peach
Old Clover Leaf
Pine Apple, Holland Gin.
Eagle aud Hour Glass
Old st. Croix, !
Old Medford
Virginia Apple Brandy and High Wine Cider
do, American Gin, 80 per cent Alcohol, and Mo-
nongahela Whisky.
Tavern keepers and others supplied with the
pure article Of Liquors on the most reasonable
terms
For sale cheap, at the store one door south Of G
c, Halls. Doat forget he Place.
Brattleboro, Oct. T.
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Look out for ChiIbIains!
Pcnder;s ChiIbIaim SaIve.

FINHlS being the season for this disease, every
L person would do well to purchase box of The
above salve, which Is warranted to cure the very
worst case in three days
9y-sold Wholesale and retail by BUTTON &
CLARK, Druggists Brattleboro.
ONO foot peddling with these salves II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-05
The Notes and Accounts

nUE II. s. CUTTING, having been assigned TO
~ me, the same must be paid Immediately or
they will be left with an Attorney for collection.
HANNAH CUTTING.
Guilford, Oct II, Is4s. 0
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-05
FOR SALE.

A FIRST rate four years old Colt Said Colt is
~ on the Farm Of the late Stephen Bennett
Brattleboro, Doc 0, 1913. tfl7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-05
Buffalo Robes.

" received and for sale by
.D.e.DA.. ., 49,, TowNsLEY SONS
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Memoranda:
oARROLLTON HOTEL.


THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform the public that they
l. have Just taken the above mentioned establish -
pent with the extensive Gardens. Ten Pin Alleys, &
Billiard Room Ice Cream Saloon, etc., etc., apperain
ing thereo and after thoroughly repairing the WHOLE and
making very considerable Improvements therein they
now pep4Sed 70 receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient BoaIdeis is almost useless expatiae the
Grounds As suburban place of The estab
shment second t. none in the South possessing as it
does almost unvaed scenery the arfcsl helms of
Gansaing in the productis1 Of fruits and flowers such
place Of temporary rustcaton-ss retreat from The
as esse and cares OF city ite-it merits than ordi
NOISE, Zoe from the visiter.
s e0 srssssd spprs the The public that their Lar
VIII awsys Wish etc.; and they have laid in finely
ue o. Wines and other Liquors. they san furnish
ssUmsu scSh - oa Chance Repa to private parties, at
the shortest possible Te A.,ts, ,h.,r.Ives that in ad
ne uhusrsgned .ns s efforts please. the beauty of
sse oc.nn ~ s,nhnous amophere the ease with which
fbs scor sy or naa Hos I'm ms: sbe ofa resorts
'0' '"e ''''aeh' Oh Ne" 'fANGEJbG CHANDLER. der
~ For terms of Board. etc. in 'qsias 81 ne r,a.T"
ap9 If ChAs. NMANDLkh.
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DON'T FORGET!!!
THE CHEAP ENGLISH BOOKS!
A.. uInnnDTTEEv rAHD ly.oat

THE CHEAP ENGLISH BOOKS!
AT WOODRUFFS, No. So CAMP Street.
CARY's TESTIMONIES Of the Fathers of the First
~ -Four Centuries to sCOnsution and Doctrines OF the
Chnrch Of England set forth in the 80 Articles Svo
NEAN6ER'S LIFE OF CHRYsosTRoM. translated
MOSES COLLECTIONS of Antique Vases. Atars,
Pater@. Tripods. Candeabra, Sarcophag. etc engraved
ITO plates several coored Small 4o, embossed CLOTH
BEMfcks vic rs sEE Ell 81 FABLES with Memoir portrait
together with Descriptive Catalogue Of the Messn.
JAMEs's HISTORY OF CHARLEMAGNE, with a
Sketch of the State and History of France from the Fall
of the Roman Empire to the Rise of the Carlovingian
Dynasty. 8yc cloth: Price u %:
NIEBUHRS HISTORY OF ROME. Epitomzed for the
With ChsenclogcaI Tables and an Appendix Price s2;
in Sir Walter Scots Novels Tnrkey CLOTH extra gilt.
sy9 Price q v Pc d. morocco extra sapsI g 81
1s or Groupdkss s Inspirations of Infants etc. sVo''
the DofTof Rs sofs f?e' @ MS
MEMOIRS OF the Life. Works and Correspondence Of Sir
-, egrine Courenay 3 vols 8vo. Price % So.
GLEIG'S MEMOIRS of Warren HASTINGS. 3 vols. Svo,
p,n extra clo.h-a most interesting beck. Price 45.
kIRBY'S WONDERFUL Museum. or Magazine of
Msmaksble and Fccennc Characters: including Canos-
LAWsONs,se HIST DRY Of the Episcopal Church of
80 pages, coth Price Il IS. ap9 3t
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PROFITS OF APPLE ORCHARDS. - The Ameri-
can Agriculturist says: "A gentleman having less
than seven acres Of orchard realizes from $500 to
$3.50 worth of apples annually. In another ex-
change paper it is said, an old orchard of four or
five acres, that had not been ploughed for thirty
years, and was said to be worthless, was ploughed
and manured, and the third year thereafter pro-
duced 200 barrels.
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

CHENEY AND WIFE DIscHARGED-Mr John
Cheney and wife, of Gof1stown, ~ H., arraigned
on the charge of having instgated Letitia Blaisde
to poison the family of Mr. Blaisdell at New Bos-
ton, have been discharged upon all the complaints
The girl confessed that she wrote the note, which
she had previously charged Cheney with forging
and likewise fabricated the story against Cheney.
A liberal contribution was taken up for Cheney
among those who were present at The examination
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected day for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS,
ProPristor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE, Monday, Apri9-But one steamboat arrival
to-day the st. Paul. with 66 Beeves which leaves the
ket with extremely small supply and first class sells
at &c., second IN; third 607c fb. Of Sheep the maket
as entirely bare Prices Of other articles yesterdays
port viz Hogs, 303ac. % n Cows, $25f0s35 p head
Hay. $140 $l5 ton Corn. 4505Oc. y bushe Oats. &c.
o bushe Bran. 60070c. 100 ID O-cake. 81 y 100 i.
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nr John McPike has been sentenced at Boston
to the State Prison for five years, with hard labor,
for killing his wife, He was found guilty of man
slaughter. The law is very " Irish when it finds
a man guilty OF manslaughter for killing his wife.
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CALIFORNIA HATS.
1UST received per ships vcksburg. TasX5sna ana s@-
81 sore, $50 dozen Of the above article - oI2Wn' -
~ Aso-an nvoiceo Palmleef Hat, cemmSE9n1 mS91ar ~
mig In % 6Customhouse susst, up aaar'
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eT Jane Costello arrested the complaint of a Mr.
Phelps having been found in his yard Suspicious
circumstances James face showed evident mark of rough
had been avshly squandered upon her and what
little of beauty she possessed had evidently not been
economical The roses hue had given place more ar
dent glow and the and tear incident upon love for
the craythur depicted in spirited STYLE Still the
poverty and whisky Jane cast mDong look while the
charge being read by the clerk and the Recorder an.
swered the appeal by ordering her lease
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THE DANGERS OF TEMPrATIoN.--With some persons,
be led into temptation equal committing the act to
which they are tempted Such i. human naurecbnt we
ton. merely emsrkng that some persons wonld d9 we. well
three individuals James Stradington yamts Callahan,
and Thomas Fitzpatrick were engaged in nnloadng 9Th the
bled basket Of highly delightful carbonated fluid
vugsry k1 ,wn as champagne The temptation to paaSe
off with nine bottles of it, which enabled them to on
considerable of While ENJOYING themselves how
ever they interrupted by Of the myrmidOns OF the
law who cruelty marched them the caaboose where they
may mediate the dangers Of temptation.
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Corrected eoery morning especially for The Crescent
Note-1n the First municipality designated in the following
table by mi Nos
In the Second m2 the Nos Land
Ne being Flatboat Landing In Third (m3 Nos.
the Railroad and down. No. being Ferry wharl
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THE MrRDER CAsE--The case of John Lntel CHARGED
with the murder of his wife Susan Jane Standard did nor
up before Recorder Geno yesterday The accused
will we believe be examined in a few Iys
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TIN-pLATE.
sAln BOXES IC and TX EharcoaI b,,ra.,
sVUU 900 boxes 14x2o TX and Xxx
AxH. TX andI Xxx and sther extra szes
ABSORBED in store. for sae BY SAMUEL LOCKE,
Nos. 8 and 8 Front Levee
tween Cnstom-h houss and Bisavils sts. 8
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

A Row-John Paul and Elias Sherman kicked up a row
in the cofeehouse of Mr. Boom for which the latter had
them arrested. This kind of boon they didn't more than
hal ka
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For news. Yesterday rather dull and every thing
that done could be disIesed of in way suit the
season-that is in a very summary manner.
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ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-Bernard Garland and Charles
Copeland yesterday arrested in Second Municipal
ity, charged with assault and battery. ss.s
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

AssAULT-Before Recorder Baldwin yesterday Henry
Morris examined a charge of assault and battery
preferred against him by Solomon Myers Morris sent
before the First District Court to for this outrage on
I then aandd lfy of he State
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Schoouers,
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS



Cleared YESTERDAY:
r. W shie H'5' osos! Iaso.as HsSrs p''' Nv: Mss1In
Sss g. fss Mas IsSy ksSs
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship sodan. Thomas from Liverpool Cd February to mas
sp ship Aigodonera Smith, 50 days from Barcelona, in
ss ssa . F1 Il daV, from B.reslou. in ballast
Ship Monmouth Tousy So day. from Liverpool to master
Ship Frasconia Boyle from Clyde 1lth February. to mas
Ship Cordova, Johnson from Boston, 18th March, in bal
s. T. f f. Tss,ei CSsen coisr %y IS day. from Baltimore to
Basns Ese day. from New York. to MASTER
Brig Union. Hooper. Is day. from Baltimore. to c. J.
Br 6ds Sky Lark. Lanigan.s days from St. AIMS Bay
Brig RUIZ: seuls Dillingham; 10 days from Boston, to
Brig Reaanns. s - a days ~ Thomaston, to master
Brig Gsspa, LeneS: days from Pensacola to J. W. An
schr lone Lsech from Chagres, 18th u, to O. wickham
Sch, f. scraatop Tabor. ls days from Savannah. to
schr Flying Arrow -. 10 days from Lincolnville. to
soh! Ssa GneS Norris ls day. from Charleston to G.
sch! W.sei Witch Brown. fom Vera Cruz. Sd nst in
ballast. to master-1st my.
sTEAMB0ATa:
Jas. l.. Day. Giberson. from Mobile.
]. r. Doswell Kay, from Shrevepor-970 bales cotton
Huntsville. Wilson FIN Tennessee Riyer-6N bales cotton
from bsIIs bales cotton
Princess No g. Holiness from Vcksburgl92 bales cotton.
Taahatchee Wylie, from Lefore-3s9 bales cotton.
Gipsy, Ure. from Baton Rouge-2 bales cotton.
Cone0 Cauere, om Bayou Crosse Tets @ bales cotton.
Rio Grande Gordon. from Opeousas-2S3 bales cotton.
st. Paul, Norris. from st. Ionis.
Towboat Mississippi Shutz. from the Passes.
Towboat Annawan. Davis, from the Passes.
Towboat Porpose, Phillips, from the Passes.
Towboat Caledonia, Pinnsgar, from the Passes
Towboat Swan Smith, from the Passes
BELOW-COMING UP.
Ships London, and Devonshire
Memoranda:
Steamer St. Paul left st. Louis the Sd inst. Reports
all the upper rivers falling In port for New Orleans steam
ers sutana Atlantic Pride of the West Illinois, and Mar.
shal Ney.
Towboat Porpose towed down and to sea, the 9Th
inst barks Sophia Mckenzie and Lord Sandon and schr.
Equity.
Towboat Mississippi towed down and to on the 4th
inst ship John Garow, bark Oromocto. brig Emma, and
schr VIM. Thompson.
Towboat Caledonia towed down and sea, the 9th
inst ships Diana, and Hannibal. =
Towboa Claiborne towed down to the Bar, ship Vicks-
burg; and to Sea- bark Ohio and brig Octavia.
Towboa Swan towed down and to the 9th inst,
ships Goodwin, and Oxenbridge.
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THORN's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF &C
PAIVA AND SARSAPARILLA.

TIME nfalbe remedy discovered for that class Of dis
generally which the of Copava and sarsaparila
medicine has obtained for the last four certain criterion Of
utility has acquired the in almost
part Europe has been examined approx and sanctioned
BY Faculty Medicine and recommended the eminent
Of the profession.
One this preparation enjoys above all Others is its
portable posthe mode which
taken beng both and tastesss no
especially would find this medicine highly useful and ought
be unprovded with preparation Possessing the which
the combines Accompanying the medicine pamphlet
explanatory the different of the disease without extra
CHARGE coLtang full and ample directions.
II Prepared BY j. B. Thorn Chemist London, and for sale ny
Co., Druggists 40 Canal and "a Magazine streets
New Orleans. mars 3m2dp
ET Strangers in tn City, see Dr. b. F. MULLEN'S
in the other columns Of this paper He one Of the
his United States All that stand
s,rea nlsH
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

THIRD MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL.-The Third Munich
paty Council met last night for the purpose of organiZa
ton hafpast six. After calling the roll the Council took
Of half hour and when it met again message
from the Mayor was read, naming the gentlemen elected
Aldermen.
motion to elect Secretary was then made and carried
On counting the ballots found that Mr. Noglez
duly elected.
For Sergeant at Arms, Mr. Osaux having received the
highest number of votes was declared elected.
On notion the rules of the old Council adopted for
the government of the new one ,
Mr.. Beebe then moved that the Standing Committees be
appointed by the Chair which motion the yeas and
ceeded to elect the Committees when the following a
Committee on FnGnee.-Msssu. Witt. Warner. and
Beebe
Ongatfe.
Collins.
Committee on Police-Messr. Wilt Page, Crozat and
Beebe.
Committed on the Fire observation-disclosures. Cuerin,
Ougatte, and Flanders.
Committee on Workhons6.-Messrs. Wiz. Hooper. and
Flanders.
Committee on Jadieiary.-Messrs. Solomon, Warner and
Page. ow
:, Committee on Unfinished Business.-Messr Collins
Page, and Crozat.
Directors e Public Schools-Guern, Whitehall Hooper,
Wilt, Solomon. Leafe. and Page II.
message from the Mayor then read, recommendng
economy in the of the affairs OF the Munici
paitv suggesting improvement OF the ~harves and
ing the Council that its share of the Of Mr. Folks
letter from Mr. Casters offering his services as Attorney
of the Municipality without recompense was laid
the table subject to call
The Council then adjourned
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

BREACH OF THE PEAcE.-Edward Bagners and D. San
uune yesterday examined before Recorder GenO is
for breach of the peace
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

FIRST MuMc1pALrry CouNcL.-The new Council met
owing ndisposition Msssn. Gique Blanaue and Witt
e's asmbs IL es%%ss ;seess ifs ii
the Ae NJ s to The pS ess
ties out Of doors had circulated rumor that be was
% he
Gil showing th., he became citizen in 1887 The Council
ssa 'S as '
Michel, the former incumbents message from the
some good advice bearing upon finances Improvements
e, and recommending pIope system Of ecouomy-al Of
ceeded to the election Of Comm ittees as follows
MontfHmsIy buncsn nns and Dups
val. Six Witz: and Blanque.
Gase %aaaaaa snd a a''''au
Icaarity Witt, Lanata. Derbes, Dupn, Fabs,
Edaesion.~Msssa. Fsbls. Clark Hasan. Dapfs and
aqims.-Messrs; Duncan, Mazureaq; and Derbes;
PolieemMessrs Fabrs Jumonville, Richardson Lanaa,
Messis Fabe and VIII were appointed members of the
Mr. Duncan read ordinance relative to insane persons
s1d 10 % to h I BY the RsHo Until sy
Ire S
The Council then adjourned to Monday evening next.
SECOND @ MuMers.HIrx GoSscIh1rhs body me. last
ION Mayor isssissd giving List Of !Ss %e%bsf:
again. when motion of Alderman Renshaw the rules of
the last Council adopled The following committees
were then appointed:
Finance Commitee.-Messw Peters, Renshaw. and Stan
ton.
Streets and Landings.-Messrs. Renshaw Cook Leeds,
Eastman Montanye Peters, and Stewart.
Education-Messn Stanton, Stewart, and Dana.
Police.-Messrs. Golding, Lawrason, and Mccormick.
Claims.-Messn. Lawrason. Dana, and Brugniens,
EEre.-Messn. Mont,nye. Bell. and Leeds.
Work.house and Prisons.-Messrs. Cook. Clark and
Walsh.
HealM-:Mesn Bell; CLARK, and Mccormick.
House of Refuge-Messrs. Eastman, Walsh and Bmg-
MEMS
Special COMMITTEES Municipal HaL-Messrs Peters,
Godiug, and Leeds
The Council then adjourned.
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

STRUCK WHITE MAN.--Ben, negro belonging to NJ.
Duere yesterday arrested in the First Municipality for
having struck white with knife.
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

TO THE PRESIDENT. q. from the Boston Po,tl
:" No sarfor ultra f5.dcem.r-0d Sac, fner s<.) - %
The Tailor shouldn't go beyond his sheau"-
u mink the reatiing s nj much amiss.
- But that's point leave 20 Major Bliss
Mhom one may trust without the slightest fears >
The application, General, is this
Our Boston wings decla.e. with mapv snssrs
(What very few would say within your hearing)
Your cabinet work is ye,y badly made
In fact. a real scandal TO :. the trade
And dreadful slim in varLish and veneerfne
But while the rsscals tluster and parade
- And try to throw your fasorhes in the shade.
Depend upon leach poor malicious elf
Knows just as little Of them as yourself! JrtMs.
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

TAKEN Up-samue Hutchinson was yesterday taken up
by the First Municipality police charged having
| into the State in contIaventlOn of law.
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10
ROPER,s SPARRING and dFENCING ACADEMY
No. lO7 POYDR.AS Street, Neao Orleans.
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. M, to p NJ, and
NyFROM to O'CLOCK p M ja8

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n nUININE, CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- -0
Nok CAC RHUBARB, etc-As low for cash
as can be procured elsewhere-Cal and
iudge.-Dr E. J. COXE'S PREPARA- u
OGC SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequalled
remedy for Coughs. Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeabe superior to
the Capsules or any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
etc-For relief and Of Construction and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
v Especial attention paid 10 the treatment of Rheuma
tsm, Bronchitis and Consumption.
Office corner Magazine and Poydras sts. n23 1y3dp
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

~ child was run over day before yesterday in the
Second Municipality Its was broken. The name OF
thoc i1xuo hnyo of loarua
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10
NEW ORLEANS:

TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1S49.
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.AA For San Frau cisco.=The splendid ship AL
x&&h HAMBRAs Georse Cofiia. master. having all her
TUESDAY 10Th inst No more freight can Be taken b1t
California invited 60 board and examine this ship.
at the Steamship Landing, Lafayette.
GR Baggage must be on board or before Tuesday
next. at IL o'clock.
For passage only apply on board. or to
J. p. WHINTEY CO, 10 Camp st.
Nc Steerage Passengers will be taken. Price Passage
5000 to San Francisco To Rio de tsneiro, 500.
The ship will touch at Rio de JaneK0 and of
the purpose Of ohaiune fresh prov sions ap9
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10
EOR CALIFORNIA.

x1s For California, uia Chagres. To Succeed tn
4Nk Bark FLORIDA. =; NsD Orleans and Chagres
copper fastened schooner IONA Leetch .ssts having
fine mpdations 70; can comfortably take
fitted for the occasion for which, freight apply
board at Lower ficayune Tier, OF 70
o, WICKHAM, 90 Benville st.
or r. M HARRISON T. CO, " Poydras st.
N.B.-The Agents in Panama are Messn r. H. LxETcH
CO. who are prepared with all the transportation
for passengers and freight the lshmus that they
are sure NOT to meet with any delay in crossing ap10
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

REPuBLlcANlsM Us. MONARCHY Two Irish sailors be-
longing the same ship kicked Up breeze in ST. Charles
Jones' contepdng for the superior claims Of Queen Victoria
Gen TAYLOR the favote OF his competitor Ward The
from his sails by the champion of Old Rough and Ready
who pitched into him. fore and aft in very scientific man
But alas for the beiligerents calm produced by
the arrival of ocef Busby who took the rival crafts in tow
and anchored them in the CalabOose Ward plead that
Jones called Gen Taylor scoundrel (Which certainly
naughtya uame) and contended that he not the ag
gressor. The officer refused good naturedy to prefer
matter Of opinion between president and an old
cedent, dismissed Them
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

-. AUVIIUN NOTICE. :
THE SUBSCRIBER, having closed his connection with Mr.
LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter carry the Auction
his and that
Auctioneer and his wknown capacity that
he will receive portion of the public patronage.
H. r. WOOD.
Refersnces-Maunsel White Co., VIM. Laughn Co., Jacob
Barker. a30
MORPHY g. MENUS, ,AUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
street. opposite Banks Arcade attend to Sales BY Ancon
Private Sales Real Estate Stocks Cagoe Negroes Merchandise
Successons, Underwriters and Port Wadens' Sales fvl2
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

LARGENY.-The gentleman with the melfiuous name
Juan Herrera Sylvia, yesterday brought up before Re-
cOder Baldwin the charge of larceny brought
against him BY Primo Alvarez. Mr.. sylvia thinking that
every gentleman should have watch appropriated that be-
longing the complainant thereby showing that he did
not keep scatch his own actions Not satisfied with
this he also about $40 worth of clothing These pro-
ceedngs were all reIished by Mr. Alvarez. who had
sylvia brought up before the Recorder The accused to be
further examined ON the llth inst.
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

CLEARED Y6sterdaY:
ship Kalamazoo Fauks. Liverpool. J. w. Andrews G.
FIR shin Oscar LaboIde Havre v. Magnir
Bark CieOra, Ward Boston, Dewey u
Rark FIoreuce Woodward Boston, T. Toby & Boyer
Steamer Monroe, Coffin, st. Louis. Marsh & Ranlet
The daily crescent., 1849-04-10

G landings on the Alabama River
Leaces Ne.o Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. at P. r.
The new, hight tdraught steamship a. OGDEN. Captain
CON, Captain Leonard, will as regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and MONTGOMERY, We
port EVERY THURSDAY, at O'Clock. p. N. One Of
the boats will be ready to receive freight the New Basin
and passengers depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight passage apply
on board, at the New Basin, or to
HYDE & OGLESBY, u Poydras st.
N. "A Letter bag is at the Office of the Agents where
letters may be left. mh9 II