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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02
Dry Goods Selling OF, and No Reserve as to Prices
NJ r. HAGGERTY g. BRO,

s.E 81 So Cgu Al steel,
Eqpey end sarle DRY GOODS and at very os ress Thesa
Goods purchased auction. vtn
hast few months much under anuiacrers' peea viii be sold
20 much lower than The low price goods
Involvement Bufcnaaerza
Purchaser looking through stock viii fnd that
quoWer the price iew leading and well articles
hai all our eood aFe offered at e reduced prices
Country Merchants
through Stock. NJ r. HAGGERTY b. BRO.
nsy3l apt cod No. S. Canal street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02
SALES AT AUCTION.
Succession Of Jean GuimbelIot
RY RONNFV6I a. DOMiNGON.

bl bQlNNEfN AL o. nOWiNUDlNs
MONDAY iuy siiue y All IN obedsnes % % Or
liA dern M Honorable v A. Cangn Judge Of the Second Dis
count III said s1eeession be ancto MONDAY the
81 Jolly 1870 Of ~ o'clock No. 2f Tchoupitouas street. BE-
The cutie sdck IN Trade 81 GROCERY STORE AMI al the
Fixiuea CAL IN sck Also the LEASE q said Store, expiring o.
Fbrniige and Wearing Apparel, etc.
Term For The Grcefy and Fixtures and Lea.ei one ouFt
cash aad months credit sasiae0y
doiseao Eibe hosehod farBe aud Wearing Apparel CASH H
BY F. H. PETTTPAIN.
English Coal and Yorkshire Flagsiones,
TT4UEsD3Y, 81 Inst vii u s6 e Auciiou a. O'Clock, p NJ
The Leves, Third Muespai thl Lower Cotton Press
Al "a 400 tons best Eaniish HOUSE COAL and
About 655 ards fooled Y 5rkahife FLAGsfONEs.
Tsrqs q sals. "
Unreserved sale Of one Hundred Marble Mantels
IRlDAY, July at sold at he hsrbls Ware
Marble MsqlsL Tfass ysri Antique
q Esyptisa Marble Sisaiais sgssa gst.irsa
i 50 90 de % siSs ffi ssopi'
SS e 90 90 gS doab. a. a9a;
10 DO Do DO Gshic Sir PHsser;
do do do Ovelo and 3eoca Moulding i.efsIvfcs ;
DO DO do Ionic kiued, Plaster Slip and Topist !.
2 Biflela Do Dc ns, ssisse aud Carved
s I5'S an g g g Fl Eil @ Siliss Ind
DO % 90 do eLpuci
E VIE g g &c ssa iaRaiil aapai
s es ds g Sc sunms Piece, and Figures,
I i M &C. t sS orpsms de 6 6
z Iargs Chamber g viii cast Tenders
"a do Do 20 with Sheet Iron Tenders
And alArge log Of CHAMBER Crates of different sizes
Can be seen at % Magazine St. at time prev sale
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

ARREsT-Two noted thieves, Cottingham and
Dennison, were arrested at ST. Louis on the 20th
ult, on suspicion Of robbing Robt. 0'Blennis Of a
gold watch and 500, and Moors's bowling saloon
Of $1,000 worth of iewery. They confessed guilty,
and charged John H. Landenmier with receiving
the goods knowing them 10 be stolen. Landenmier
was arrested and gave bail to answer to the charge.
He is jeweller, and had previously been tried for
.si,biIsr oA,nces
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

or Frankensein, the painter, is engaged IN
making series Of sketches Of Miami riyerscenery,
and during che summer will goto the White Noun.
tains for a similar purpose
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

HYDROPBoBIk.-tVe have been asked cali the attention
Of the authorities Of the Second Municipality the facth
the time has approached for taking measures rid ths pat
Of the city Of the thousand and ems terriers and
hounds now found running about odr stFseS Thereon
hangs atale. lady was attacked 10 POyda5 market
teTday morning By fierce Wasth and nan1pgy escaped
being bitten By the infunaied annai The Firsr Mdnie
pay have already attended 10 this matter and phFiic IS
thrown to the dogs below Canal street without stint.
Several rabid dogs have destroyed during the past
week this alone should be wafnihg those who
have this matIerunder their control adopt The
gent measures for the protection Of our citizens The life
o. man. child is worth than the whole
canine species in the city.
DEATH BY AP PLKxY "A Eenfiemau BY the name 81
Henry NVay. boOkkeePef for Harmed, commission aeT-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

g7y a Card.--WYNDHAM ROBERTSON and A.
= ER having associated hems Ives 10 hs
Of Daily and Weekly pa per "sOUTHERN sT4ND
Ahb 20 be puhslCd % The Guy New 90 leans, will
hrzi number te Oh Of July They hope, fahu
9s an constant attention 70 hs duties tevsng them, 9tnel
te confidence and Democratic Party principles
II which party they it sarets unng svacsc
neuOfeanas idue g, 1872 is39
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02
SHES SHIPs.
FoREIGN PORTs

E1a For MaFssilles.--Pa Passage flNtTllae lla llat-
sailihg shp JAMES PERKINS, Cepiain VIII
hams bavlnE ali her eafgo engaeefi- WI nave IN
mediate dHpaic fot onlg, poafA e. La
iayette. Of 70 l5ezel " =. GAAE. ~ Gemmoa 81
IA For liverpool 1akcs ~ Grafn--Ike a 3 il1t
& sailing ship AGEDOMAk, hieh, master, having
ssp most Of Der cargo eaEaeed viii have dispatch.
For balance Of iresht passage, having ne acc0mmoda
tons, apply hoard.
y w. ANDREWS & CO. 81 Common 81.
jeA or G w. OLIVER, 23 g. Charies street.
A al Of her cargo en- gagged will have irpnladlsFs dis
patch For passage having hands0ma datiOnss
apply beard, OF
tea Lew q. GALE, % Common street.
- For Marseilles.-The a iastsainng BARI J.
Ss w. DYER. Capt Dyer havi the most Of hef
freight, arpg 10
JENKINS a BUDDENaOBFF. IS Conmou q.
o. ]. W. ANDREWS 8 Co. IS Commnn -.
~ For passage, apply 70 the CAPTAIN on board Iel
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TIE UNITED STATES vs.. FOUR CASKS ALI
OF Porter and one Ernnfh n - -

1kA6 UNI Ed STATES VS.. -FOUR CASKS ALE
OF Porter and one Empty Cask
IN THE u 3 DISTRICT COURT for the Eastern
= DlsNct o. Lonislaaa-No 66OO-ln obedience TO the
Commands o an attachment and mOniIion to me objected in
the above ened case have seized md into nv POSSESSION
taken--f0uf ASKS ALE or PORTER and one Empty
CASk. now hbeled ~ the United States Of America in
the District Count OF the nied States for the District afe
said and dOhereby cite and admonsh the owner on ovne
and az aud eey 9ihef enon or persons having pretend
ing % have night Title interest the same 10 he
and appear before strict Court Of the Uned states far
the district aiOfesad p Be holden the city OF New
o. before the THIRD hONBAK from this date 10 show
cause any they have why the said -Four Casks
Ale OF Potter aud One Empty Cask, sh0pd rot Be eOn
demned as ufe3Bnd be sold agfeeably to the praye Of
the pieiutins
y 8 Manhals of1cs Eastern District Of Louisiana New
Orleans June ID, l68 WILLIAM s. SCOTT
1914 y ~ D. 6. Marshal Eastern Dist. of La
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Per steamship Yacht from Braz0s 81 Jago-Judge j. s.
Aellqs, Cot Deysles, Col Il Wood, Col. w Luke,
l5on NJ Came, Capt Porter Capt. Miner Capt Bodman,
Msasu. Z Muscaro VIM R. scott ). d. Bernard B. Adj
lev, and on deck.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02
~ n.d go. ~. u. r. - II Z. i.n W ~ 80 .i

Oar Old acquaintance. john Smith in cupnany with
two Others whose unknownfo fameHhos DOraH
and Frederick lessnpfound Yesterday tha Recorder Ge-
nOis could provide cheap lodgings for himself and friends
the wOTkhOue for the space Of thirty days John and bis
comrades having desped The luxures Of bed and board bad
ma
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INV cooDs-cPpaT PapraTNe

UhN WUUUo-IlhEHI BAhLFNIMS,
EFHE subscriber desrous reducing his previous
his removal, will from This Day, commence selling at
nti lower t.rces than the following articles.
Plain black SILK Plaid F0ULARD5;
Coorad aud black BAREGES; French GINGH A MS:
ORGANIZES, JACDNETS CAMBRICS;
Plaid and figured MUSLINS;
PLAN swiss do,
Batsts d Eeosse. IRISH Linen
LINEN SHEETINGS, DIAPERS, TOWELS;
DANA CLOTHS and NAPKINS;
COnutemHnes, Linen Netting. Bohbmet do
Embroidered Curtains jacquard MuslRs for Bars
Cotton Hose aud Hair Hose, Laces Parasols, and
A large assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS.
~ Purchasers ave requested 10 call and examine the
stock thIou ehOut as they will & nd their advantage
ie25 NJ THIS 3t ID. II. HOLINESS ~ ChaTtres st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

TRIAL or WM. X sIILEs4-Wm. X. Stiles was tried on
Saturday last before The First Det Court for embezzing
the Of s2s0l9 ~ mongF Of the State collected BY him
IS State Collector OF TIE euith Representative District
Messis Larue and p w aar appeared counsel for the
accused and the prosecution was Conducted BY ,he Attorney
General The Witnesses To- the Stale Lon B0heOu,
State Auditor O. tuvileF. Cek Of the General Coun-
Gil and. g w Babcoek.
MI. BORuELoN testified. that on TIE 1T May 1913. he
Dir Stiles The assessment roll and tax I0 Amounting
10 e 29I A. and licenses trades nToiessons ard
OF this nm he rad il On the 9lh June - o3 30 On
the ID ugus SI472 3D. the 18th September &548
and the % March 1919, be returned to the reaI De-
partment nncoecte3 LICENSES TO the snnunt Of 4l165-
These deducted from the amount OF and licenses.
left him indebed 70 the Stale IN the OF $2u9 49, the
to which he CHARGED with being dsfahlier
The last payment made BY him the 18th September
After the close Of fhe evidence,
M LkHUE addrfssed the iarr in speech Of hours.
Mt Laue coutended his Argument shat the Slae had
failed show that he accused bad iaksn The Official oath
prescribed by The tOastutinn-he no officer Of the
SUITE he AO took exceptions 20 The indictment. 6I Far
also addressed the Jury at Ome length.
At clock alter absence Of ten minutes tie
jury return ed a verdict Of Guilty.
Nh Stiles bail IN the Of q coo 70 appear and
Ceiye his sentence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02
Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store
SEYMOUR & co.,

= y W ~ - n - ~ Os8
42 CAMP, Nert Door 10 Corner Of GraUier street.
OFFER, at the Eooest prices Of Store in this city
~ their large assortment Of FRESH and DESIRABLE
GOODS,
The prices Of this New Estabhment will be found gen
orally faI lower than the usually current and its char
acleT for good articles will be sustained
FASHIONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS eyerI variety, comprising seasOnahe articles Of
COTTON, SILK, LINEN and WOOLLEN FA BRlCS.
Purchasers viii fnd the goods in this Store probably more
advantageous than they contemplated before examination
Of them my0 draw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

COAsTWIsE PORTS.
- For Freight OF chaItsr.--A fas bHr a. aboat
Siis $50 UnsslO0 DaTres capaeiga iaat saileT, ana
ready for any vpyRga- Aprly p
jy2 J, w. ANDREWS q CO, 81 Coalmon 81
- Tor BoHtonsTha fine fast sailing REGULAR packet
ship PLATO, Became, master, hasi9e lasss gslt
q her eaIgn enEaged, sEu h1Ya di.painl. FOR
baianoe Of ffeghi, Or pasaee Apply on board o. 70
lye J. ". ANDREWS 3 Co. 81 Comnaal 81
49, For New Tolk-'Tba vefy fine fasi-s linG BRIG
$500 e1oHa4hi Gspt. Mod0Bs VII have 81 palc1 fQr
he above pqsL. For balance Of iIaieht, Or passage
haslnG Eeg snA e l' slel9ee passengers ap-
I ply On ue1fd. n post D. ts1t1ld tiHullprItg.
w w. ANuRfNs s Coz. si l'olamra e.
- For Chari esfon~-SamBtef Ifqd--Eha anrs1of
eAik fast sailing schooner AhN FLlalktE6 Etpfsn
i, James hanson has most Of be- cargo ENGAGED,
and Wi have Dispatch For balauca freight pasHass
having superior accommodations apply 70 ths CeHain en-
r. NJ HARRISON s CO., ~ PDydraS It.
- Agent in Charleston, Tbomls g. Budd who Vgfl
forward PROMPTLY any goods Tor The interor- isa9
81 For ChaTleston-Sum Lins The Sow "a 4
ef1A cOppeed and coiper fastened fasi-raiing hig
- ISABELLA Reed Capt ROigsu, Is new
loading, and wit have dispHic. For freight passage,
htTing superior furnished Cabin accommodnons, apply
board opposite Beaf Market, o to
r.. M. HA RBlSOE & Co, "a Pogdrns a.
AgentIn Charleston, IhOmasG. Budd. isl6
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. Co.
Pynsa1lelit Fund by Aet9f L1c0rp0rati01s
$2OO,OOO.
Office No "a Grayier street.
Between Camp and St. Charles SITS.


Trustees:
John Hagan. Joseph Walker. John s; Allison,
Peter COnIey, JT, Maunsel White, YIN. Y. teNeflen,
Robert Ward, Samuel Stewart Edward sparrow
Isaac Johnson Geo. Stfawbndge. Reury s. Backner.
PETER CONREY Jr, President BoaId OF Trustees.
Directors
JosephW Stanton, John stroud SEN. Prston W FaHar,
John l. Lewis, John Calhoun, NNUllah q. Wihle'
VIM NJ Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, Nathan Jarys
John l.; Saffarans, Waniek Martin, John y sem,
a. d., CrOssman, Mark Wal on, Nm. Z, tOmeetups'
Cornelius fellowes, JOseph Lallande, John b Leeie,
Edw jennet Coke, VI. NJ Cohen,
John HAGkN, President Of the Company.
lR.sToN w. EARRAR, Vice President
(. a J. WEnDERRURN. NJ. d. }Mtdcal Board OF
IdhOmAs ~ INT, M ID. > Consultation
55AkMoN DoANE, Seeretary y 7. GOoLD attorney; !
n RICHARD Ben, NJ D. No 27l Mags7ine street Medical
EHamlner iee hou for blacks, ~ 81 NJ; do LOT
WHITES z to 3 P NJ, al his residence
~ This Company prepared TO entertain applications
q e and issue Policies, on White persons AND
hegroe Table OF Rates established By the Board which
are less than the rates charged By the New York md London
offices and without their restrictions residence in The
nnaly and the profits draw ineIet md be made avail
able at once % the extent of thirds Of amount
where the party has paid his premiums in full
California Permits issued Life lnsufance member
Me- York and London rates PrOspectus table of rates
aud AL 10 form alton 10 Life Insurance and all papers ne
cessaTy effect Insurance can be had office of the
Company. e.. othce hours, . A. NJ tobP NJ. ie27ljal
! A CAUTION 40 THE PUBLIC
] T UNDERSTAND that one JAMES r. STEELNI AN
4 formerly CAPTAIN on the river. and from Louisville -
Ky IS now lurking in either St. LUais or Louisville ~
i Ihepubhc is hereby cautioned to be its guard
against him as he is q most notorious swudlef, He NJ
10 large smOunt Of funds hslanging 70 me,
used in muny instances, 70 faiss money without
my knowledge. Lees Stl T SMITH.
E9 Louisville and ST. Louis papeis VIII please copy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

A Ii persons wishing to procure our PIANO FORTES
n in the New Orleans market. either with
or without the d5Oiau Attachment. in.
formed that WIN. T. MAYO, No. S Camp ii III il II Vi
street is cur duly authorized Agent for that9 v
city and fuzzy authorized sell Boston prices, with
only freight aud insurance added aud 70 receive orders for
any description of instruments manufactures by leaving
optional with te purchaser reject the same if not salts
factory their arnya ia New Orleans, Every instrument
sold above warranted BY aud be exchanged with
expense the nRchaseI if not found satisfactory after
trial Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
invoice at Boston cash prices, which be seen h
every purchaser inquired for We have the exclusive
right. and the only manufactures Boston Of the
PATENT EOLIAN ATTACHMENT We mauufac,
ture the Sever Octave Grand PtANO FORTES, with and
without the HSolian Attachment.
T GILBERT & Co. 400 Washington street
Boston, October "A. 1913. jel@ I'm
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a. n. COCHRAN 8 CO..

A. Il. COCHRAN g. co.,
81 Tchoupitoulas street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm
" porlem Of FRUITS NUTS, etc, have for sale
P0WDEE-Ageuoy Of the celebrated American ChTys-
ial Powder Company
RAISlNS-200 boxes NJ r and layers,
GITRONS-i00 boxes fresh Genoa
RRUNES-lu Jars and fancy boxes.
PECAHS-250 bags tine Texas
CHAMPAIGN Else baskets. various brands.
NUTMEGS-25O pounds No l.
L0BSTERS-A gents for mauutaOiF j. CaldWell& Go.
MUSCAT WINE-IH ca and casks.
FiGS-t000 drumA. selected smyrna
PEPPER, PIN INTO and RACE GINGER-3)0 bags.
ALMJNDS-l50 boxes and bags SOft Smell.
WINES-POT yarousqqahtes Is quarterc casks superior
old Mfdeira. in bond etc.
BRAZIL NlIFS, PEANUTS. Etc.
BUTTER-a00 kegs superior ST. Bnuis.
OLIVE OIIs-2O0 baskets plots and quarts.
BITTER ALM0NDS-20 trails
CuRRANTs-59e asks New Zanie Cunants. ie 81 II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

STARBED.-Richard Snyder, Jr., was stabbed on
the evening of the 18th ulL, at Chilieothe, Ohio,
by Henry VIM, and the wound is considered
,uortsl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

TIE WEATHKR--'' What a very pleasant day You
could hear this yesterday he boad streets from the we
dressed ozsns-echoed IN the narrow from The weeks
weary aborer-lapghed back from the ringing music Of
Iomping childhood You could feel in fhe cooling breeze;
in The bsndn reesops and think Of the bright
gays Of the moon, while enjoying tie charming eooue1 81
the night The rain Of the We k-lhe mud Of workins
daysgaFe place 10 the merry ann nefeul is power
yet announcing. like he play-bi. fof day only y
To-day expect Old Sol 70 be himself again the duss bis
attendant and the thefmomeer upto 9soi That we may
not be true prophet. is orr prayer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

Ocs- A carman named DAILY, was shot at Buffalo,
on the 18th ult, by woman named Almira Scott
The house Of the latter had been attacked and the
windows broken, and she probably thought DAILY
Al =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

WILL MtRlTED-J Judge Mntleay senianced Joseph
Williams, Saturday last weeks impH80nmaut fuI
ouey beating horse. Pity be had not been sent or aix
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

Steamship aeht reports that the sehr Wing Jenkins
cleared Tor Pensacola on The 18Th uit
Steamer Glencoe left Louisville the 23d ult Report
tegt water in the Ohio River aud falling.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

BY steamship Yacht On he 10Th ut, of ship Island
shosl schb Jane Elizabeth from Brazos for Pensacola
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02
PoRT oF New oRLRANs

LAri1aD,. 2 . % N-LosolT90s. 80 win Time sA
Cleared Saturday.
ship KleksbuFg, Berry New York, A. Cohen
Hehf X. III. Forbes Hoffman, Niatagorda, Master
Steamer Atlantic, BfOadwell, g. Louis, Hyde 0glesby
Arrived Yesterday;
seamshp Kaeht Thompson, from BEazos ST. JagO to aT
na y morgan--ls4 my.
sehl Basos. FaInswoTih 10 days from Belize Honduras
sohr Lopi.aps Frederick days from Brazos 81 JsgO.
% mazfer--6d my
sTEkMBOArs
Oregon. Hem, from Mobile.
w A. Violet Kay, from Port Caddo
Glencoe, Dunhani, from L0Hisyiie-ls2 bales cotton
Soneo. johnson. fOm Ope onsss
Goia. Keeling, from Camden-ll bales cotton.
towboat Mary kingsand. Whann. from the Passes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

&c. & FOR MONTGOMERY, WE. So 1,
So 49, TUNIPKA, SELMA. and all
i landings the Alabama River. ~
LeaBes Nel5 Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. at &. P. n.
The new, ghtdTaugh t steamship E A. OGDEN, Captnln
keIeheval and the new, lght-drRught steamboat HEA-
COM Captain Leonard, will run reguaF WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Oreans and Montgomery, We
port EVERY, THURSDAY, at O'Clock, Pm Que OF
the boats will be ready TO receive freight at the New BASIN,
foot of Julia street, EvERY MONDAY MORNING Shipper
and paslengen depend these boats making regular
uN during the entire Fer freight passage apply
on board, at the New Basin, or to
HYDE OGLESBY, l2 POydfas St
NIB "A Letterbag is at the Office Of the Agents where
letters may be left mig If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

- THEKE's nae Luck ABOUT THE HOUSE, I'M eh8el
DOOlin the pfoiec Of BFdgat DOon. broke the
holy compact yesterday By LAYING bis bands upon ths
in it Of anger and bfutay beatilg her " A house
divided agRins itself "a fail Michael Is In the
HteihOuse ofte Second Municipality and Bridget, Nth
the big al her heart Tenana in her widowed home
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

SENTENCE FOR An Assault AND. bAY5rklNs-- lliam
u. Q. Duples sentenced Satlrda last, by 1ndgs
McEAeny, q one years impnsonment
ARREsrEDC ales DonOhue was arrested yesterday by
the Second Mnnic paty Police charged b. Thomas Malu
tyre wuh span from his trunk the 2h o. unsast $50
RUNAwAY-Hany slave, supposed to be runaway,
was the Levee, yesterday by the First anici
palitv police
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

SENTEEoH or OT1o alias OrRRo-On Saturday ldst
Bernardo Do alias Miguel OteIo ourd Guilty Of The
der John Burns with capital punishment.
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NMW oRLnANs HEARRnTs.



COTrON.-rha demand continued steady on Saturday
and far amount Of business wui done In proportion to he
reduced stock he Market sales embFuong 1850 bales
Prices wa we'll sustained aud generally in favor Of SELLERS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

O1g- The hay crop Of Nova Scotia is said to be in
danger in consequence of drought. In New
England and New York it never appeared to be
more prornisnq
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02
Nude By Thomas q SsgdT 4s5id5g R.aLPH& CO.
PACING RIaiI steamship CompanY.

THIS Company having completed the organization Of
their Line OF the u. S. Mail Sic ameTs from Panama to
California aud Oiegon, will hereaitet appG0Dae neha
Of the tickets per each steamer New ok and other
Northern Cities end oneiourth TO New Orleans, leaving
one-toHitn So faaErua.
The undersigned will be implied with the tickets Fppfo
phaed 70 New OhsanS, ia ample time for each steamer
leaving Panama.
PARADISE. LAWRAsON 4 Co,
ie13 9m Agents, 81 Graver street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

SALUBRIrY.AFhe Trenton papers say that for
two weeks previous to Wednesday, the 2lst ult,
there was but one death in that city, and that was
a person aged IS.
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NEW ORLEANS :
MONDAY MORNING. JULY ,. 1910.

LArAvErrE sqUAEn-It was just before dusk, yestsrs
day that we pa1sed down the broad Of he Square.
to lo0k around upon IRE children atenbed and CLEAN from
their happy faces. sufficient 10 give better opinion Of
aairs general The bad Just escaped iToIH bis daily
labon bsTe 70 awaken elsewhere ang quantity Of dS0N
mortas-bh Only greeting volley Of arumblins yawns.
Not solitary star had yet peeped forth o call back 70 e
myriad Of that they might out and % teil he
noisy youngsters thai they must ID Although the
ing voices Of the Hurss were momentay expeced get
needless Of tbs pressing future ike children Of larger
growth the little ones played on boeToas merimsut
Who could not enjoy tile scene7 Il was Sitting close
even for dss Of prayesI
- For ilroneh the foliage they could zee
Heaven with iis vast tfa1quiiity.''
and every child there assemblies that beautiful playground
who bent bis knee last night infant prayer remembered
that The blue sky above ihoe shady iess was she home
Of that Heavenly Father asksd psoace through
the night.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

~ For Olerk-SAAdUEL G. RISK is Candidate
for Clerk Of the Faith District Court the Election held
sp5 MANY VOTERS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

90 The FIRST literary magazine in America was
Nv Franklin. nnhlished.in l74l.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

Nova ScoTIA APPoINTMENTs.-Janes McNab,
! to be Receiver General and Herbert Huntington,
Financial Secretary Of the Province.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

; Ey- For CLERK = We are anthoEized 10 announce
GEORGE A. FOSDiCK a Candidate Clerk fifth
D Court the election be held the sth November
npl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

LAFlruOR, 70 81 80 N-LoSaiTUDE 80 Win Time, 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

DRBALcATioNs.-It has been calculated that up
to the Isl of July, 1s47, the Government has lost
slOOOOO0O bv dafaulters.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-02

ay- The venerable Dr. Beecher is going TO BOs-
TON to sbend The remainder Of his days.