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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-19

LAMART1NE INsANE.-Mr. r. Gail.
lardet writes as follows to the Courier
des Etats, Of New York city, from which
paper tho Tribune translates. The let
ter is dated Paris, Aug 16:
Last week M. de Lamartine had as.
sembled at his table several of his init
mate friends, before leaving fer the
Coto dor, where he has offered for sale
his paternal estate, which fortune does
not permit him to retain. The author of
the "Girondists" seemed absent-mind.
cd, but this sad pre-occupation was
easily attributed to the hard extremity
to which he was reduced, and to the
physical paius ofan acute rheumatism,
which had prevented his appearance at
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-19
CANDIDATES.

FO II SHE
W ,Eate friends of A. Hs. Brad
nam, Esq, announce him as candidate for the
Office OF Sheriff at tho next election.
March 29th, ls49, 21td
0T we are authorized to
announce MALLY BROGDON, Esq.
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Sum-
or District, at the next Election.
we are authorized 10
announce Col. JOHN G. RIiAME, a candi-
date for the Office Of Sheriff. at the ensuing
Election.
sept, 81, 1S4S. 4S If
Egne Friends OF Es iCiaa EIf
B. BROWN, announce him rs a Candidate
for the Office OF Sheriff OF Sumter District
at the ensuing Election.
Sept. 20, 1913. ~ If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-21
Movements of Individuals.

The following formed the principal number Of arri-
walls yesterday at the aforementioned hotels .astor
J. Barners, Philadelphia; Major Ramose, us Army;
Colonel Turturm, do; J. Hurst, Baltimore NJ. Kirk
ham, do; A Pike, Arkansas; L. Snspp, do; c. Hill
borne, Philadelphia w Redmond, Baltimore Joseph
Cushing, do; DR.. Harris dol A L. Major Providence;
c. Munot Boston; w. M'Veisht, Virginia; T. w.
Sherwood, us. Army: Captain Anthony, ship Hsvre.
.american-M. M.Moodley, Lowell J. MCellender,
Boston W. Dillingham;. Philadelphia A. Bernard,
Boston M. Ellison, Philadelphia J. II. Coke, do;
H. Stevenson. Georgia ]. Van Ness Philips, U s.
Army; j. d. Matheson, Georgia w. s Howard, Nash.
vile; q. H. Gordness, u 8 Army Captain Shelby.
do. Captain Banoh, Warrington. Chy.-W. Del. prn,
GuanosI Commodore Perry, u s. Navy, =. Cole. Bal,
timore M. Z, Burrsi Clinton 4. NJ Adams, Nash
ginis L. Haine., philadelphia; Doctor Sslter us.
Army; = Wells Pire Bluffs, Texas. Hopard-D s..
walton, Montreal; r. Ward, Michigan L J. Judson,
do; s. Lapgdon, Alabama +. Walker, lido; v. Bald
win do; M. Cauoherons, st. Louis W. Liberty, Eng
land Captain M'Ghee, do; j. NJ. Laugborn, do /; j.
Them, Zsnesvie. Hrirg House,. Vanderson, Phila.
deiphia s. Potts, Trenton w. Kettenridge Cincin-
natti ii. C. Kesham, Baltimore F. A. Whitmore,
Boston; C. H. Longer, do. w g. Prince, us. Army;
Captain MCulum, do J. RUSSELL Sing Sing @.
Lyon, Alabama M. Oliver, Connecticut W. Muir,
Virginia G Robertson, Philadelphia; N. Nose,
Sandman minister, Washington Hon. J. M. Cross
Staten Island.
Hon. Charles +. Mercer, and Hon. w. s. Archer, Of
virginia, are now In Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-21
Dom estic Miscellany.

NJ c. Hayden, Of Big Grove, lows, was frozen to
death short time since, near that place
The bark Liberia Packet was announced to sail yes
terday for Africa Rev Mesgs Hoffman and Rambo,
by the Protcstaxt Episcopal Board Of Missions
take passage in the Packet.
The house Of w. Anderson, at Eaton Rapids, Michi
gan, was burned last week. Mrs Anderson and the
children were saved with much difficulty but Mr. An
derson perished in the flames.
Alexander Dutee, convicted at Boston Of the murder
OF Ellen Baker, but whose sentence was commuted TO
for life attempted to cut his throat with
rasor on Saturday last, prior to his removal to the
State prison.
Three barns, two dwelling houses and bowling al
ley, were destroyed by fire, at Providence. Rhode
Island, on Sunday last The House OF Correction took
hrs, but suffered no material damage
The population OF st. Louis, by q late census, Is
GAIL
Two brick stores In Utica, occupied by Mesers d. D.
T. Bourne and ID. Morgan. were destroyed by ERE 90
Sunday morping The buildings total loss, aud
damsga to the extent of a09 done to the property
therein.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-21
Court of General Sessions.

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r. or G,J - s."s D.ss,I0v n.y..
w.Isca Ne. mt 49, ~. ~, ah. -;.I LILY. ~. SSos
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- C,r.st. 49, WV ~
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an 1ath n...mh.-Sest "a tS.x ~ 81 "
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snmsth;no IN saS,t;on TSt, n-onartw ~ tds~t,e.d
Ths ;nrv sonnS III. n,,.or.r ru,i,. -, r.t;t i.s.~
Sentenced to the nspita nt,.rv tor tb,a. rmonths
ps.;ns Co,rrs.nro:, NJ; pxa. O,pn.l. an
hoaiv SIS mt ,ror tr,.i ,rsr..a Sa,h ,...S .o..
trt.,. a. a doipv I'M - as OhiP .s..s SI
Mtnh,..r II ~. nnrah.sa ~ o"y C 49,
McCoG.n On ths 9sd ~ n.oam66.rI.st M.haSn
O. ..;dsr. =. th.t nri.nrsr hor-n-.d 49, eS-.
nndsr The mnression ri. th. Iii -. 800 r.. t...
thsrsunon ac1uitted the nr,.onsr .' e~'~' AA''-''
Grand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS North I. I.av ~ th. ,or.
was nut upon trial charged With sts.Iins IN TN XIII
of the 10th of Janusrv last vest nsonejrg "a iceI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-21
STEAMSHIP ISABEL,
of Charleston Bar, Fec III, 1919.


Well aware OF your zeal in behalf of American
steamships, the following particulars of the trip OF
the Isabel, from Havana to Charlie ston, must arrest
your attention +
The Isabel, Captain Rollins, LETT Havana on
Thuisday, Feb. 8, at 81 PM and reached Key
West at A M on Friday. There receiving her
mails, she again got under way, passing the Flo
tlda reefs in ssiety. and making the cape OF the
same name AT Pm Thrty-tour hours alter
wards made Tybee light, near savannah, and at9
A M, on Suldny, entered Charleston harDor; thus
making the whole distance from Key West To
Chartsion III f'N.twu hOurs, including tue stop
rage at Savannah, the shortest passage, we believe,
on record.
Tine tasscpge,s all bear cheerful tes.Iu ony tot the
high character oi Captain Rollins, BON as stnt.o-
ma, N and seani.n. a SCBscaiBER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-21

note of the 18th inst. and the present
Of hat
beg you to accept In return my sincere thanks for
so valuable gift and my best wishes for your
j am, gentlemen, very respectfully.
Your obsdient servant,
A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
NEw-oRLFANs CLASSIFICATION.

News from England days later Ito the Both ult) is
fully due by the Amenca which leave Liverpool fol
Boston that day.
ToBACCO.-We could not hear of any important sale.
SUGAR AND MOLAS5ES.-The demand for Sugar
was quite active, and The saie put down at 600 hhds-
prices rm OF Moasses 700 bb disposed OF at 2Oz04c
q gallon.
FLOUR.-The Flour market appears quite firm at the
recent advance Ohio brands being held at "a 10 and upward
We could not har of sale except $50 bb' ONO on pri
yae terms St Louis Extra brands bring $5O5 H. the lat
ter rate for small lots.
CORN-The stock sale has been very light for some
days and the nconsdeabe, while the export
demand ed The sales OF Saturday reached ly
s00 sacks follows LOO sacks White in 49, 1900
do Yellow from steamboat at 20, and 1900 bushels Yellow
deliverable alongside ship, at 50c. D bushel.
CORN MEAL-A sale of 500 bbs kin-dried at 90 so
y bb.
GUNNY BAGS-20,OOO new in bundles brought &c
each.
PROVISIONS.-Tbe only sales of Pork reported were
$50 bbis ess at $l2, and small lot Of new Prime
slO bDl. Prime Lard hbs. held IA and in kegs
at74iO5,. b.. Bacon Sides selling at 4aEO44c, cpd
the besl held at DC q fb.
WHlSkY.-A lot OF 80 bbis Rectied sold at lS1zc
EACHANGE.-No alteration
FRElGHTS.-An American ship taken for LIVERPOOL at
153sd for Cotton and l5sd. for Corn and British ship
Con saturday. for the port 45s ton for Oil Cake
To Boston IL, bblS. PORK shipped at 60c.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
Sale of Real Estate situated in the Second MUM
Cipality and Lafayette
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

}. n. BEARD,
CATURDAY January 90 lS9Wil be sod without reserve
- IL O'Clock, Banks Arcade
The following PROPERTY, to-wit:
l. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in Lafayette, the bound
ed by Laurel ST. Andrew, Jersey and josephine Lots q
and 4, ST. Andrew streeto No. fronts Laurel
No. forming the OF Laurel and ST. Andrew AL
fully described by plan.
Q. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, elgibly situated New
Dryad together all the
Nos and between sichOre and Euterre each
% feet front Dryaes depth OF 27 feet 10
inches lines. On lot No. Bis double frame dwelling rented
families.
TTsThe purchaser the of note $780,
due March, lsi9 the balance and 10 months credit.
Lot No. One-fouh cash. balance and IL
credit approved All the bear
the property.
g. THREE LOTS OF GROUND ST. Denis street. Lafayette
bounded by ST. Denis Dryades Seventh and Eighth
each lot 80 riches St. Denis
by depth Of l25 feet between parallel lines.
a. TWO LOTS OF GROUND the square bounded by St.
Denis Dryaes Seventh and Eighth being lots No. and
Lot No q Denis by depth of 100
between parallel lines lot No. &c feet front St
Denis and 2 feet Seventh forming the OF said
cash. balance H. and IS months credit
for bearing the property the notes paid
maturity bear interest the rate Of
of sale before R. Beard N P the expense the
chasers. a9dtl4-ls,l9,20
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

TRooPs FOR CALIFoRNIA.-The transport ship
Mary and Adeline sailed from Old Point Comfort
on Wednesday, Dec 81, for California, with Com
panies A and F. I'd Regiment U. S. Infantry. The
following is list of officers of the detachment:
Capt Fl. Day, I'd Infantry, commanding Assist
ant Surgeon C. P. Deyerie, U. S. A.; Capt c. s..
Lowell, I'd Infantry, and lady; Capt Delozier Da-
wilson, I'd Infantry, and family; lst Lieut.. James
w. Schuraman, I'd Infantry, Co. A; I'd Lieut. III.
B. Hendershott, I'd Infantry, Co. F.; Passenger,
G. p. Hyslop.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

BACK TRASK.-Mr Bigelow, the new Mayor of
Boston. in his message to the Common Council,
recommends the city to abandon the policy it had
pursued for some time past, of refusing to license
the sale of ardent spirits:
WHAT" he asks, has been accomplished by
the policy for the cause of virtue and good
order! Truly, we may borrow sentiment from
Junius, and excaim: The good which has been.
done must have been by stealth-the evil is upon
record 1t is clearly an experiment failed To my
mind it is apparent that it would be as well for
society to have no laws upon the subject, as to re-
existence of law which you vainly strive to exc
cute, tends to bring all other laws into contempt,
and invite their infraction. The ignorant and
wicked, who find that they can openly and sue
cessfully resist your efforts to enforce single es-
tablished statute, will not be slow to bid defiance
to your code and deride your constitution"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE. The Buffalo
IN W Express says, that the difficulties about the
Niagara suspension bridge have been amicably adj
justed. The company takes the bridge off the
hands of Mr.. Elicit, the contractor, paying him
$l2, 900 for his services, etc., and at the time
taking his stock at par. There had already been
received for tolls on this BRIDGE since it pass
able over 5000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

FLoRIDA.-The following gentlemen have been
elected Solicitors by the General Assembly James
Landrum, Western Circuit; Saml. b. Stephens,
Middle Circuit ]. P. Sanderson, Eastern Circuit /;
Ossian B. Hart, Southern Circuit The offices
about the Capitol have been filled as follows d.
P. Hogue, Attorney General C. w. Downing,
Secretary of State Simon Towle, Comptroller;
VIM. R. Hayward, Treasurer; r. S. Hayward,
Clerk Supreme Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

BEAUTIFUL STATE OF THINGs-The Irish cor
respondent of the New York Sun says there are
upwards of 1900 detectives in the city of Dub
ln some dressed as beggars. About sixty or more
are broken down gentlemen, and halfpay officers.
Many of them boarding at first class hotels, at
an expense of from five to ten pounds week. which
is paid for by the Government in addition to their
regular pay
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

COLLEGES IN THE UNITED STATEs.-There are
now in the United States ll9 colleges, 10 of which
are under the direction of the Baptsts 9 under the
direction of the Episcopalians - under the drec-
ton of the Methodsts; IA under the direction of
the Roman Catholics; under the direction of
the Congregatonalists and 81, most of which are
under the direction of the Presbyterians
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent By VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of The Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE, Jan. 10. 1s49.-Arved, steamer Fashion
with Beeves and 100 Hogs Beef is very and
prices that article have adv anced accordingly There
Sheep hand Prices-iogs, 5GD6c. D ID Sheep 50
IA mead Beeves 9(dl0c o ID Com 45D50c. q bushel
OH CAKE. 81 o 100 lib Hay, s14O$l5 q ton Oats, BE-
bushe Bran, 60(0) .0c. q 100 ID Mich Cows, s25D5O
o head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

Ew z 26 SIX ss }., n Ih p npo
81 se
sf Gas So passage on, spG.s HYNsoN IS Camp St
ss9 MM 4 Hsz A.
lard OF sapnder Il master will positively sail ssEA
has pendd
for 20 passengers and can also comfortably accommodate
Height Persons going Cali osna wishing pleasant an'
as
S'e 8 Mrd akaHfERMlS9SBS sa ca + Fo'a'a'' '
BIThs Route by way Of Chasres being now aeknowl
Reg9ls Line Of Packets Chasres An vessel VII
| succeed the Hazard. jal5
szs fR@ "a THgRsPAX FsPss 18th
L Baltimore cipperbu built bark ToURo! Captain FL
then Of BEAUTIFUL model and no expense has been -
spared to fit her in he most comfortable for
s he fae Tade wse
vii take charge of any consignments to his address, Fol
a ps 2. J. MEEKER, s. Poydras st,
passage secured until paid for ial5
,,oR RdsTos e 81 MYTH With DJsP ATcH @
packet ship LOUISA. Capt Chas Flanders. So, 81
ass w pf ss # as h5 abo1s o
passage having spendidy furnished accommoda-
3 aoR bff II 3D. 81
SO ,H s sqI WITH IMMEDl ATE DISPATCH.
| l. master having portion of her engaged ct
p S Ieaye as above For freight apply on board. at ST.
rG 3sld q NSn W. AN8Raws co 81 Common St
FOE NEW Yos 20 M.I. psaks, bsk DELLA
soye a nd on and will sale
jas FosD1 akPRE EEo i Cans G2 81 s Common st.
aA EEM F9ekEhs fs capt d packet ship
sh, having large of her cargo engaged. will sEEE
sss 81 fs5fff # s5
FoEs S &c. %ys ~ Succeed
packet shD JAN Capt Ross will iA leave a a. a
Isl w. sRs o CO 5os :.
N. B.-A De k load wanted for the DAVID NICHOLS. ia
uoR e lsfgs WITH TIdtt Ra
Il Chas buntn, master, will leave as above For 80,
freight apply on board, at Post IA, I'd Mu fT
ia5 JOHN W. ANDREWS & co 81 Common St
oR pHTf e fePYf WITH P5sPA hT
+ The A packet bark MERRiMAo. Bangs. -,
ave sovs Flor freight &
f9'' join 4 q W. aSBRE%s CO. 81 Common st.
tsts TO leage WITH QUICK DISPATCH
FEATG 9 Cart iIss schooner
above E9r eight q passage apply n -
board. at Post g. I'd Municipality, to
Ja5 JOHN w. ANDREWS & CO 81 Common at.
GV- TO Leaue w TIL QUICK DISPATCH
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE
" The l regular packet bark YARMOUTH, e.
Teal master will succeed the Merimac and leave sTTA
above For freight ply board, or snzss.
Agents in PhiladelphiaN E LlscoLs : Co. jas
CT TO leage WITH DIS FAT, n
NOR CHARLESTON.-The fine, fast.saing schooner
passage aeas SAL as above freight Or
EY To Leape WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
E>OR EW YORk.-(l Oading a. Flsk's Wharf, La
Il fayete. THE u packet brig FRANCISCO, Ga
Ca t. Smith requires the bulk Of 800 bbls. 1sfSE
plete her cargo and will leave above. For the $50.
fri light of which, passai e. apply to
FOSUICK BRO. q Camp st.
jas or to ]. w. ANDREWS, 81 Common st.
tFs- TO sail IN FEW DAYS.
NOR NEW YORK-S1.A.FTO.F'S LOUISIANA
j. 4.MR .NEW YORK LINE OF PAGK- AA
BEG Capt Geo s. Brewster having the principal -
of freight passage, having superior
daons apply board Pier No l. foot of St Joseph st.
or to w. STANTON & co.
DIS corner of Magazine and Lafayette streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

the last Selma Reporter call upon the citizens of
the counties of Autauga, Dallas, Perry and Bib,
to meet at Welch's Mills, on the Big Mulberry
Creek, on the 10th of February, to take into con-
slderation the proprety of erecting cotton factory
at the said mills.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

FROZEN FIsH.-We learn that the cold has been
so severe in Massachusetts, that in some of the
ponds the fish have been frozen by thousands, and
taken in that condition 10000 lbs. of bass from
Pocha pond, and 120, 600 lbs. from Newton pond,
are said to have been taken.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. y 81 30 N.-Lonelrupn, go win Time. Oh.

Cleared Saturday:
Steamship Falcon. Thompson. New York,
Steamship Palmetto, Smith, Calves on Harms Molgan
Steamship Fanny, scott, Lavaca ana Corpus Chns n.
Shin amu Sylvester LIVERPOOL A'dd G RsshSn Lov eN
Ba K DanIe Webster Hsgns Boston, Toby Bogert
Bst s .1sss% s Yst York
Bark Fonda McCaay, Chagns, y. Wlckham
Bns May a. Joas s We York. aSs
schr. hIpola q erson. Apalachcola FaHor McCuly
J. W. Andrews & Co
sohr s. NJ Waln CrOwe fhadepnia' chn,ohm., ~
schr George Engs, Smart. Havana, Jno. Alexander
Steamboat Br de, Hadiock CINCINNATI Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship vicksbug, Berry. 10 days from New York, to A.
Ship John hancock Snow. IS days fom Thomaston. in
bal asst, 10 maser-lst my.
Ship PYRAMID Robinson Is days from Thomaston, bal
last, to master.
'"p WSbsrnff I Co~sd my A'' '" VIM "
Bark Onyx rdng, "a days from Rio de Janeiro
Bark Lenox Howes 20 days from Boston. ballast
Bark A. ii knbal. Sleeper, 20 days from Thomaston, to
Bark Con Hooper, 20 days from Thomaston. master
Brig Gen Cobb Hammond. Il days from Honduras to
Brig Prey, 10 master-Pont.
Seal Jno Lincoln Rogers 10 days from mouth Rio Grande,
schr VIM Iass ard, Saunders, IL days from Whining
sc ss Gaan i9 day @y from Yarmouth NJ S.
masser-Sd my
Oregon, Hiern, I'm Mobile~52 bales cotton.
W n, Asdsn IN Gfand as sot 6 cotton
Cotton Plant Morton fin Little Rock-lI53 bales cotton
Gipsy. Ure. TN baton Ronge-2S bales cotton
TTowbOsi PsI.Ian. CrSwsll: from the he Passes Passes
BELow-coMING UP.
Ship Byron -, tiom Bos on.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
EAGLE LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
COMPANY.-No. 40.

WALL ST., ~ Y-CAPITAL S2o0, 000-100, 600 PAID In
t This Company from It's possession of ample CAPITAL
in addition tots reserved Premiums has advan
owe purely Mutual Compans in mt of security thoe
desiring effect LIFE INSURANCE. Its success having
surpassed the most sangune antcpatons of IT'S founders
proves advantages be duly appreciated by the con-
munity Its about 10 per less than Mutual
Companies the with full paricpa the gifts.
Pros will be furnished and apnca ions for Insu-
rance or~arded to the Company. application to
GEORGE WOOD. 3 ew Levee
jail 1m3p and Tcboupitonias street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

ODD FELLowsHIP.-A number of bills have
passed the Legislature of North Carolina, at their
present session, Incorporating by name several
Lodges of independent Odd Fellows
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

OF negro man belonging to Mr. John L.
Downs, was shot dead by Mr. jolly, (overseer on
Mr.. Thomas Woodsides' plantation, near Wood
vile, Miss, y on Thursday evening, the 4th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
Memoranda

Steamboat Diadem left Cincinnati the 9Th inst. Re-
ports tue Ohio III ice and falling rapidly.
Steamboat Bulletin left Memphis the 18th inst Re.
ports the steamboat Convoy laid up.
Towboa Claiborne towed down and to the 10th inst
ships Harriet Rockwell and Ann, bngs Amerka and Ocava.
Towboat Persian lowed down and to the 10th inst
ships Anna and Thracan, big Fideia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

HEALTH OF MoBILE.-The cholera has entirely
disappeared from Mobile. The board of health has
ceased its reports from lack of materials. There is
however, says the Tribune, a sort of influenza,
very common. This, we believe, can do no harm,
although il is not very pleasant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

90 State Convention is shortly to be held in
Trenton to petition for the repeal of the law which
allows temporary residents to hold slaves in the
State of New jersey.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

CHEATING ON FooT.-The N. Y Express says
that all sorts of rascaly will he resored to, to get
possession of the gold in California without work
ing for it. One party is said to be buying up
quantity of old copper, so intermixed with certain
composition, as to pass readily for pure gold among
the unsusDectinp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
A gAR1A!N,m1,A ARGAIN!

A CANA B RIG A IN!
Chance TO Make Fortune!!
ANY YOUNG MAN who wishes to by small OYs.
N TER HOUSE and RESTAURANT at the head of
the New Ba in side oil Cir second door from
the of Julia street find chance by calling at the
above house 1t now doing good business, and from
S. 20 go per day clear all expense, be made by
man attentive to business The propeors only for
selling that he unable devote proper attention to the
Blu siness by reason of other engagements.
WANTED, in the meantime, BOY from III 10 IL years
old INQUIRE at the above Restaurant. jal3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

OF good toast was given at bingham (Mass)
railroad junketting, by Mr. David Kimball: " The
improvement of travelling and collations-the for.
mer with steam and the latter Without
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

o. The Lafayette Bank, it will be seen, noso de-
clares dividend of per cent. for the last six
months. This Bank is not assessed one dime in
the way of taxes for the current year. This exem-
plifes strikngly enough the equity of the jugge of
taxation upon bank dividends only.-cir ENQUIRER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

IMMIGRANTs.-The number of immigrants arrived
at Boston during the last year was 25,527. The
number arriving at New York $4,000, or about
seven and half times many arrived at
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

LOOK HERE, GIRLS AN advertisement appears
in the Oswego Commercial Times, for ssten or
twelve good-looking young women of respectable
ty, to accompany party of young men across the
country to California application 10 be made to
G. & R. Gold Mines, through the post office, and
all communications confidential
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

LAID UP-The regular line of Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati packets have laid up at the former port