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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-04

TOBACCO.-No transactions worth reporting
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Thed demand for Sugar is
light and prices feeble Sales 400 hhds 3a04c for Com
to Fair and of 40 bb Molases at l50lsc. gallon
for inferior to prime.
FLOUR There 10 but little demand and prices are on
the decline About 400 bbs taken, viz 45 bbs ONO at
"a g. rs do. Qnsd) "a TO- 150 do Missouri at "a ga
and 200 do Fine at % 50 bb Some lots to be had at "a
CORN.-Pnces the decline Sales 3OOO sacks IN,
Guiding $50 sacks mixed 49, $40 do white at 3sOS 3o
do yellow at 49, 1900 do at 4Oc and ZOO do white at 42c
y bushel.
WHEAT-800 bushels sold Of Soc.
OATS-l2 900 bushels in bulk sod ON Monday at SD now
Tesod at 34c.
PROVISIONS.-The Pork market is dull. and the only
sales reported 123 bb Mess in four lots at $40 12,
and 150 do Prime Also, 10000 ID Bulk Pork Hog
round at and 146 boxes Short Mddes private terms
Bacon steady at 4s5c for Sides and $40 Id for Shout
des Lard rather quiet with sales of ITO bbs No. at &c. 81
do ordinary at 5 81 do. at M IL do at ga and 100 kegs
at 61ac p ID.
sALT-36OO sacks Liverpool Ql00 Fine) brought 76c
COFFEE-500 bags ordinary Rio sold at 81, $50 do ga
and $50 do, very prime, at &c. h.
GUNNY BAGS.-A sale Of 80. 900 on private terms.
WHIsKY-Dull at HS4c. for Re,tifed
EXCHANGE-Dul and the rates unaltersd. Sterling
1905 pct pm; New York so day bills 21i0Ns DISC;
Checks u disc. to par.
FREIGHTS- Rather easier Two American ships en-
gagged for Havre c for Cotton British ship Tor Liver
pool at 1932d, and British bark at 9l6d Corn shipped
10 I.yerpool at l31sd
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or At the time of the immense food at Chicago,
there were in port steamboats,, 6 propellers, "a
briggs, So schooners, sloops, and 81 canal-boats,
most of which We're either totally destroyed or Sc
riouslY damaged.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected dailv for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS,
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. Tuesday. April 9. Arrived. steamer Pey.
tona with 20 beeves America 30 calves 70 Sheep ITO hogs
No alteration from yesterdays prices which were-Beef LIST
class TO-, Cd do SIC, Sd do. 41aD5c o ID; Hogs, 3kc.
y ID Sheep $3Os4 y head Cows. e25G$35 y head;
Hay $14l0 SIS ton Corn 45f050c . bushel Oats. BIC.
% bushe Bran 6OD70c. . 100 b Oilcake 81 y 100 ID.
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LATER FROM PORT Au PRINcE.-By the arrival
of the brig Fairy Philadelphia, with dates tothe
9th ult, We learn that at the time of sailing, great
excitement prevailed throughout the Island. in rela-
ton to late decree of President Souloque, which
obliged every man of color, without reference to
rank or standing in society, to beararms and march
against the Spanish portion of the Island.
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ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures Fallen, aged
%, died in New York on the oath ult., from burns
by the explosion of comphine lamp, which she
was filling while lighted.
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OF Wilson, one of the owners of the ship Frank
lin, is supposed to have fled to Canada, where he
has relatives.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-04

ns- We perceive by Ell D'a, of the 7th of Feb
ruary, published at Bogota, that our Charge d'Af-
flares at New Grenada, Benjamin C. Bidlack, died
lately at New Grenada
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or We learn from the Providence Journal that
Richard X. Randolph died at his residence near
Newport, on the Dist ult. He was a Virginian by
BIRTH and a nephew of Gen. Harrison.
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.


VVvHIS article now universally acknowledged 70 pe tne
most nutritious and ct the same time the mosi decate
substance that be obtained for lnyads or Children
Diet II Considered by the Medical Faculty as superior 70
All other substances cases OF pysentefy ano
Bowel Complaints incident TO this climate while IS me1y
making Of puddines, etc. N ,..,D....
Corner M and Tdpcy At whoesae and
rstsii by TREADWELL u BARRY,
Sole Agents for the Southern
mh2a I'm Imh27l and Wesssn stsses'
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List of Vessels I'm Port Not Cleared.
orreeted eperv morning especially for THE Crescent.

INoteln the municipality designated in the following
table by ~ the Nos commence the Railroad and run
In m Ms above the Steamboat Land
ing being Fatboa Landing lin the Third lm3 the Nos
No being Ferry wharil
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-04

ARREsTrD.-Jery or Jeremiah Crowley was arrested on
Monday by the Second Muncipalty police. charge of
stealing copper from the fire in st. Charles ST. that morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-04

PocKErp1oKING Or Sunday morning: Mynheer jacob
Scherdhamer, having got gononsly fnddled. laid hms,
Railroad Depot and then and there fell into bissfnl sum-
for considerable time On awaking, however. he put
dch tbpaton by the discovery that some person not
stracted from his pockets silver watch and about "a in
SPECIE Hereupon Jacob made great optcry and com com
obbed John Jones (not John Jones OF the War Office nor
of the denct Madsonan has been arrested on suspicion
of being the who caused Jacobs watch to go and TOOK
his money O keep company,
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CHARGE AGAINST A POLICE OFrcER.-MargaIet East
man made complaint before Recorder Genos yesterday that
Tieme guard house. without dragged through the
Streets bruised and she conveyed BY two wachmen
TO the guard house. from which, after remaining minutes
in custody she was dismissed without any charge being
made against her. The complaint has not yet been inquired
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-04

90 Why is a chicken-pie like q gun-smith's
shop! Because it contains fowlin-pieces.
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ROBBERY AT THE ST.. CHARLES HOTEL, Edward Brad.
the Second Municipality Police charge of stealing two
god watches and gold snuff box alleged to be worth tn
be nnnred into BY Recorder Baldwin on Friday.
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ALLEGED SwINpL1Ns.-Edward Hewson, charged with
swinding Baker ont of IS by selling him ski which
Second Municipality Police The matter to be investga
ted this morning.
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL..-Chares Ford, charged with
having stolen several small of money from Charles
Mason and Patrick Doyle. board the steamboat Beacon
William Mcknight, arrested in Poydas street for picking
win before the First District Cont for trial Yesterday
Recorder Baldwin committed George Ftzgbbon for trial on
John Julia streets. Friday night last, quantity of
lru
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New Basin Lots......Second Municipality.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

New Basin Lots Second Municipality.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.
j. A. BEARD, Auctioneef
CATURDAY April a. IL ocockW be sold at auction, at
. Banks Arcade the following described property
ONE LOT OF GROUND the New Canal forming the corner
Florida Landing and Magnolia rs feet front on
depth 1870 feet Magnolia street.
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above and hav-
Florida Landing Of Is depth OF 20 feet
The designated the original plan Of R. Deahed
Engineer dated March, 1885, aud deposited the office of Theodore
Public Nos 1853 and no. and by the Nos
on a plan w. T. Thompson, Surveyor exhibited at SALE
through Heva Magnoa Flor
Landing ban9uetts Magnolia have also lately
finished The Lots also well filed up.
CASH balance at and years credit tor
property with from date to
maturity punctua paid bear interest the rate
Acts Of Beard, Notary Public the expense
purchasers ap3, a, 6, 8, TO- IL, l3, IA
AUCTION NOTICE.
TIlHE SUBSCRIBER having closed his connection with Mr.
l. LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter carry the Auction
that from his long
Auctioneer, his wl-known capacity that
'' wan f'''''' f IT, R. WOOD.
Aforementioned White Co., VIM Laughn Co.. Jacob
Barke 1a5O
NfORPHY g. MENUS, AUCTIONEERS No. 81 Magazine
WI street. opposite Banks Arcade Sales by Auction
Sales Estate Stocks Cargoes Negroes Merchandise
Successors Underwriters and Port Wardns' Sales yl2
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RETAIL HARDWARE
All HIouSo-nui ding Maferi n K.

RETAIL HAHUWAHE
And HOuse-Building Materials.
TIME undersigned now receiving direct from Manu-
i facturers ali kinds of FANCY HARDW ARE a
n BUILDING MATERIALS House Furnish e.
- ing Goods Guns Pistols. etc., etc. which he t11
offers low prices and invites his a; sd and
Also fine assortment of the most celebrated makers. OF
FISHING TACKLE Rods Hooks snkeIs Lines Vets e.:
citizens of New Orleans the beautiful article OF lRON
WIRE RAILING. for Balconies Window. Shnt;ers
which must from its utility and .beauy take the place OF
every other article in the line of railing for Enc Gal
chnery il can be furnished much less price than the
cast or hand wrought Railing; The undersigned having
to call and examine the specm mt No AZ Chartres street
where orders will be received for any quantity required al
mba Sn II f"e VIM. A. BEECBER 4s Chartres st.
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LAFAYETTE CRY Council Tuesday EUening, april
In the absence of the Mayor. Mr. Floranoe presided

LATER FROM CHINA.-By the arrival Of the Sea
Witch, Capt. Waterman, the New York Tribune
has China papers to the 4th of January some two
weeks later than our overland dates Uia England.
The Hong Kong papers contain full extracts of The
California gold news, received there by an arrival
from San Francisco.
1t is officially notified that the Cassia monopoly
at Canton has been abolished, the exclusive privi-
lege having been taken from the thirty firms who
have held it since l845, when Tseay wei-chuen
was deprived of his exclusive right. On that oc-
casion, in the present case. the concession was
alleged by the Chinese Commissioner to be the re-
suit of complaints on the part of his own people.
There can be little question, however, that both
were greatly accelerated, if not entirely pro-
dueed, by the remonstrances of the British Pleni-
potentjaries,
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Succession of Zalegman Andrews.
nv LEWIS Flor ANCE Aucfinnepr

Di LIZ w 10 6LOnhNSE,, huCtio ,i FL; -,
WI Banks Arcade this City, by and OF order OF
Honorable A. M Buchanan Judge of the Fifth District Court oil
NewOan bearing date 9Th March, S the following described
property, TO wit =,
LOT OF GROUND situated on Camp street. in aubourg De
Dd and st. Joseph streets and designated as
No. A. Square No. 81 measuring American measure oS feet
Camp depth between parable
1877 feet inches and lines from The OF which
back between lines of equal length S feet
each, which point forming ANGLE and GIVING
large addition the embraced between the parallel % with
all the improvements n the above named property
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. designated as No situated
Second Municipality bounded by Tvo Circle
Dod Camp and ST. Joseph Streets and measuring 70 teet inches
front inches and lines depth the
division property belonging the A. Macary 100
and lines deep division line OF Lot No and AZ
feet inches the division line OF prop
ey by Andrews, deceased all American measure, with
all the Improvements thereon.
Terms cash. app
Acts Ricardo the expense the purchaser
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-04

ALLEpGEp ILLEGAL VoTING.-Bernard Garland, having
been charged with illegally voting in the Seventh w ard
Second Municipality the election Monday, surrendered
himself yesterday at the High C0nstable's office
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-04

CARD.
DR DODSON has returned from the North, and vii
his practice as ormery-especaly the treatment
of Piles Fula diseases of the Bladder etc. Structures
from whatever treated for radical cure without tne
use of caustic VI cutting instruments. -.
Dr. FLINT says Tin writing for set OF my nstrumen1C
The more have reflected them and experienced the
want of that kind of instrument the better satisfied have
become that you have provided by ingenuity and SKILL
\ surgical deeideratum in that particular"
fV His newly -nyented and improved instruments for
the retention and radical of are adapted to
with ease and comfort The blocks do mot imb!6s psr,pa
sist its corrosive effects and the be removed and
washed Of NJ
T ~ yaIss' N>o fy4 d&W3m
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 4. 1s49.

FIRST DIsrRlcT CoURT-This Court was in session for
few minutes yesterday morning, but nothing of interest
occurred. The Court Adjourned to Saturday next.
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ALLEDanD INTENT TO COMMIT A RoBBERY-J F. Des
that Saturday night Robert Mcconnell entered hi. prem
and concealed himseas he verify believes with intent to
commit robbery warrant has been issued for the arrest
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THE MUNICIPAL CoUNcILs.-The members elect of the
al Municipality Councils will Monday next at
their respective Council Chambers, for the purpose OF Or
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Briggs.

Robert Burton. 2,ul Seneca ..... AMI
Sea Lion $500. 2,m3 Sophia Nc KenzielS,m
D lShAffisla me- Stamboul 1m2
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Dry Goods by the Package
N. RRANDER SMITH,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 80 Gravier Street,
Offers for sale, entitled TO Debenture-
SHAWLS-Colored damask Canton Grape;
Plain white do do.
SCARFS-Coored damask Canton Grape;
Scarlet do do; ,
Do embroidered in scarlet, crimson, cherry, pink
gold, &C.
SHAWLS-Rich embroidered white Canton Grape;
Rich embroidered scarlet and cherry do do;
Rich embroidered in blue purple green and cherry;
Super 81 and quality very fine embd;
White Barge; Satin PLAID Barege;
Assorted do, embroidered fringe;
Printed De Lame;
Printed Cashmere.
SILK-Toile de l'lnde;
Tole de Nord;
Sinchews. a fine article;
Black Serge; .. =
Foulard Pongee Handkerchief, large assortment OF
and beautiful styles
Black Grapes; Fancy Battiste Crayats;
Fancy Plaid Cravats; Black Levantine Cravats
PRINTS-Light and dark fancy and Furniture:
English do do
ALSO
Sheetings, Denims, Columbian Plads, Grandras
scarlet and white Flannel Blue Cloth Cas-
sinner and Merino Undershirts and Pants, &C. mhz I'm
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Schooners.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
LATITUDE, 20 81 30 N-LoNeITuDr. 80 Win Time, 6h.

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship GslspdsT Ns'Ga LIVERPOOL Jenkins snddend0
sSSs fsf S.4ss Wary Whitney &c C.
BsE Sarah Hooper Hoppe Baltimore 81 M MssksI
b.. bark orcmc ; Kenny. London.
Bak Bose sapS York. Bnss
seSI y q. v. Whit xPsi.shicola. FaHiOT MsCaIy
s ssR A A%fIssI M
sshT M Ga,fs WsSbs auIs9
Harris & Morean-siS bales eo.ton-ist my
ship Gnss ioy eHoHsi m 1Sm A's'p00
Dr. ship orlsan. Bogaf from Liverpool 18th January. to
Ship fssysnd Weeks. 20 day. from New York. sam
Brig xish.sn; Burgess IA day. from Charleston. to ). A
siciian brig Indiana. sponto from Palermo sl't January
schi psdsm. Ii.comb days from Attakapas, to master
schL Mary cra,ch IL days from Turks and, to master
Jas, L. Day. Gib.non, from Mobile. +.
H%sIe., johnson. from vilie~iss+ bsls. cotton.
Julia JShn.O1 from Rsyou Sa bales cotton
Diva Gsoodoh o% ''0n
Me6ieaF irwin, from Tsn.sssss Rvsr-sls bales cotton
Coneo Csriels e om Bayou Crosse Te,e4 bale. cotton
Chamette Moore from Camden-l506 bales cotton
Ridglsy Love, from B9uf RIver-30 bales cotton.
Towboat DeSoto, Kinney, from the Passes
Towboat Swan Smith, from the Passes.
TowbOat Hercules Whann. from the Passes. b
T0wboat Louis Philippe Steele. from the Passes.
BKLOw-CoMING UP.
A ship, and a bng-names unknown.
Spoken:
BY ship Taleyrand on the 18th u off Tortugas ship
Clinton, hence.
BY towboat Desoto the I'd inst. off the s. w. Pass,
brig MAMMAL Ney. from New York, bound to this port
BY ship Marceus, the 18th u in lat $50 90 lon 65o
40 bark Tho Dalleit. from Philadelphia, for Laguna On
the 26h uIt Doubleheaded Shot Keys bearing East 40
miles, exchanged signals with ship Viola standing East
On the 9th u Tortugas bearing North miles exchanged
signals with ship Alkmaar, standing East
Memoranda:
Capt Steele of the owboat Louis Philippe reports that
the Captain of the b. ship Independence in going down
the river fell overheard and drowned
Towboa Louis Philippe lowed down and to sea, on the
3st u ship Chrsiana and to the Bar ship Independence
Towboat Hercules towed down and to on the 18th
u ship Sutaua bark Orion. and brgs Sarah and Detroit
Toboat DeSoo lowed down and to on the S0th ult,
ship Niobe. and bark Hebron.
Towboat Swan towed down and to on the LIST nst
ship Jacob Perkins, banks Prescott and Hannah Thornton
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL.-Tnesdav Eusning.
4pra 3-Present Recorder Baldwin and ten Aldermen
resolution submitted by the Finance Committee to
a number of bills, adopted :. The following is the
Treasurer's Weekly Report
Balance on hand at last report .........$ 1894 So
Received since .so79 3iSa ~ ~
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HOUSE WISHING STORE,

"A
HOUSE, FURNISHING STORE,
Sc Camp street. NewOrleans,
VTTHERE families find all articles OF House keeping
wv comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooking Utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel; Shoveis and
Tongs; and Kitchen Fire IRONY ware:
ENAMELLED and patent-metal timed hoLLoW
GERMAN SILVER. Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY; German Silver, Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WOODWARE-Bnss and Ironbound CEDAR PALS,
CHURNS and TUBS. go.
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, q new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Wagons.
BRUSHES-Fancy and Plain, busting, Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes.
WATERS, and TRAYS. ,er,c,ys
BRASS, Britannia, and new Metal CANDLESIlChs
and LAMPS. ,,
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES; ,>,,,,e r
b. j. Wnght's patent premium COOK STOVES, Tor
Wood or Coal-with fixtures complete; the most ap
III Hotels and Steamboats, furnished at reduced nrices
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FOURTH DISTRICT COuRr-Louisiana State Bank
Yeerday counsel in the Louisiana State Bank case ap.
oeared before Judge Srawbndge. and audno. were an
assets of 1.-The Bank The nt.rvenon (he old Directop)
nominated yoseph Lsande and the Court Counsel for the
Peschier and Charles A. jacobs. The Count also nominal
ted James Hepburn as substitute for Mr. Jacobs. should the
arfar declne In
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SHCWER-BATHS
NEW and Improved SHOWER-BATH, at the low
n price of s14-com5inng Shouer- Bath and 6ap5ang,
Tab-may be found at No l5s Camp street aso' a'sh'
Mrs L. PAPE. 152 Camp street,
Opposite Lafayette Square.
uytskn. .AAS~ phN
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Suoc cssion of Alex. Logan.
RY BEARD, CALHOUN q co.

TzRIDAY April 1858, 10 O'Clock, will be sold auction
Banks this city, by and Of an order
the Hon. Judge of the Second District Court oil NewOr
leans 18th January sa9 and under instructions of JAMES
payern Curator OF the Alexander Logan the
following described property viz:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the Improvements
the Second Municipality Lafayette street, 10y
q depth of So feet nchos and 5 lines
The said situated between Camp and Magazine Streets
and is leased to James Vital until April. 1880.
of sale before j. r. Beard Notary Public at the
the nnrchaser mh6 II
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CRAacENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Memng. April 4. 1S49. )
COTTON-Though the Canada's letters. which reached
us by mail yesterday give quite gloomy picture Of the
iverpoo Cotton market prepared to expect the
slight decline egh brought forward several buyers and
the sales embraced 5000 bales Prices rather easier.
NEw.oRLEAHs cLAssIFIcATIoN.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Second Licensed Pawnbrokers Sale Of Unre.
redeemed Pledges Without reserue.
BY J. LEVY.

THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April and 6Wi be Sold at 10
eph Nwon under the ST. Charles HOTEL corner oil 1raver
md ST. Charles .
TIE largest quantity of GOLD AND SILVER LEVER
WATCHES offered or sale comprising 100 Cod bunting anu
Pam Levers 100 Silver do. do 100 ram OF Iopas
and Coopers aeory Silver Tea Set lot OF SILVER Forks
nd Spoons: Chains Gold Fob Chains Diamond
Guns Pistols Clocks, Clothing, together with va
I.o So !ats aud Iiorses with Licenses paid. ap4
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THE undersigned is fpl pEepared to execute al papen
y Necessary to procure THREE MONTHS
N and EXTRA PAY due the hein OF deceased IRN
officer and soldiers who served 10 the late warA.>
with Mexico Office in New Commefciai Excnanse oecuy
under Major DashePs 0fhce. A.
Thoue the Paymaser has closed his Rolls in this city the
,derened still keeps his Office open prosecute all claims
for Back Pay Extra Pay etc and has Trustworthy Aselt
in Warrington whose special duty It to attend prompV
TO ali claims Forwarded to his order ,.o~.cu.u
mills lms--Sdp Lats Capt Coz, tth ksst. La VoAs'
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rI1HE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
L that he has now in successful operation No.
fine new STEAM FERRY, running from L@33e
the City of New Orleans to Algiers. from day;
phf until O'clock M The Boat leaves this city from
ae wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
site the Poutchaain Railroad landing in aelssa sho
each side well arranged and safe and lure exit and en-
charged by the other Ferries. Also shipmaster and Others
wishing to go the Point will find large and eommodols
(wheIe the Onnibuses stop and Theirs Warehouses on
the opposite side. p.NnoI.pH
fy5 WILLIAM KANDt"''"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-07
VOLUME Ill. NUmBER 9.

quently, acts that would meet the npproba-
ton oil his mother. So it was with Daniel
Webster, while his mother lived; bur when
she was no more, his mind looked to Ezekiel.
When, after his reply to Gen Hayne. in
the Senate, his fame rose to its zenith. and
MS praises were sounded wherever the Eng
iish language was spoken, Ezekiel had de-
parted this life Then Daniel. as il doubtful
OF 1t all, was heard to say, How wish my
po9r brother had lived till after this speech.
that might know that he would have been
gTalifed with it,
On the 10th Of April. 1929, while Ezekiel
was IN court at Concord, in the midst Of one
OF his most brilliant forensic efforts, death
aimed his fatal dart, and ne fell dead at the
ieet oil the judges. He died from a disease
OF the heart. at the age of 40, beloved and
iamecteI by all vino knew him. and at that
time by far the most worthy aud influential
men IN his State. Sarah Webster, his
youngest sister. was the tenth child. and
next to ht!;. She married her cousin. MFR.
E6enezer Webster. aud always lived in
Franklin She died March 18Th, 1881, aged
twenty-one
vi the ten children, Denicl alone survives.
Yours, with regards, &c.
CHARLES. ARCHER.