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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-10
Teget0bie.

SkIlfrlI7 and elegantly prepared by the Graef-
enberg Company from a number Of the most pu-
rliying, invigorating and healing Roots, Banks,
Herbs, and Vines, gathered in The Forest and
PralFles OF America. Price - cts per packa ge
TIE ThH6fr1'S pnnnncn
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-10
Type. Cases Be.

We will sell any Of Ire above articles at the
cheapest rates for cash, wheat. approved credit.
RAGS WANTED,
For which the highest price will be paid in cash
orany o Four articles at cash prices.
Printers Of newspapers who choose to publish
tnis advertisement in their papers orthree months,
including this notice, viii be paid Or it in any
OF the above articles. at cash prices, when they
purchase twice the amount of their bill of tvs,
GEO. .. HADDOCK q Co,
June % 1919. 2O3 Lake street Chicago
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-10
Graefenberg Tcgel0bh Pills.

In all Chronic Complaints the most implicit re.
lance may be placed ufon these Pills. They
purge away offensive humors, arrest the progress
OF disease, and at the same time restore tone and
yigor to the-system. Price % cents a box.
Graefcnberg HedLh BiHers, EnfireEy
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-10

is not only ldl4 III. i,apuocrt, To fiaunt such a
doctrine in the face OF an intelligent community.
1t is contrary TO the very first principles of com
mon sedse. The Graeienberg Series commences
with the
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-10

y sizes and coors, in packs or sheets from the
. .lu!actory OF f. L. Perkins. Boston, constantly
rand. These cards are pronounced by eastern
----ers TO be lie hest and cheAnesl made
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-10
Wiring and Wrapping Papers

every description constantly on band, md 20
Is cheap.
Perkins Printing Cards,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-10

For summer complaints, dysontery, and all 9TH
Pr affections OF the stomach ard bowels, il is in
fallihle. Taken in small doses occasionally, il
Will prevent sickness in any climate 1t need
but be tried to lnsute the hearty commentator
OF mc'hers. In the Southern, Western, and
Southwestern States, and in the Tropics. its
value cannot be estimated. Ma other reliable
chlItren's medicine IS before the public. This
supplies want seriously felt by every mother
Price b9Gen.s Bottle, with ample directions.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

A Snow SToRM.-A city sheeted in snow,
gnting back the sunbeams from its whitened
roofs, and flooding the ain with reflected light from
its white unsullied surface, is certainly glorious
spectacle. Nature never paints more cheertully
than when fake white is the only color on her
palette. But there are two sides to the picture
The sons and daughters of wealth, they sweep
over the brilliant scene in their swan-like sleighs,
warmly nestled in fur and accompanied by the most
Joyous of all music, see the bright side only. To
them all things wear festal aspect Meanwhile,
gaunt poverty, by its freess hearth, looks through
The paneess window at the same scene, and sees
nothing but the blackness Of desolation. Circum-
stances alter cases. Ask yon gay and beautiful
girl, attirng for seigh-ride, TO give yen smile
for snow-storm, and she will tell you the snow
minds her of bridal robe. Put the same question
10 some shivering tenant of the :" Old Bowery,"
who once perhaps would have seen it in the same
light and she will liken the white covering to a
winding sheet.
The suferings of the poor in seasons like this,
terrible. The wood yards, where they gather
sticks and chips wherewlh to light their miserable
fires, no longer accessible. The snow, sifted
through the frail roof or driven in at the broken
panes, lies in wreaths and drifts upon the floors of
their cold homes. Mea while the seigh-b bells jim
gle, and through Broadway sweeps the merry
throng if all life were joy.
The suferings of the poor may be thought a
hackneyed theme. Many insist that no man or
woman who is willing work need suffer from
want in this country, and seem TO regard poverty
and lazlness as synonymous. This Is all wrong.
By tie poor do not mean the sturdy, imporunate
beggars who make a trade of asking aims, and
whose suppcations have the the information of
demand. We refer to the thousands ay, thousands,
in this great city, who are willing to labor, but
cannot obtain work, and TO that still unfor-
tunate class who have not the physical strength to
toll for daily bread. Tomorrow, New Year, in
hundreds of cheerful homes, the tables will groan
with Injuries. Friends and readers. in the midst
of your festivities remember the poor. Enjoy the
good things of life, but recollect that all have
right to live. While your hospitality flows freely
10 friends and acquaintance, let your charity find
its way to the dark abodes of want and destu-
tion.-N. Y. Sunday Times
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11
Sale of Real Estate situated in the Second NUM-
cipality and Lafayette
BY BEARD CALHOUN a. co

J. A BEARD, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, January 90 s49Wn be sold, without reserve
- ~ O'clock at Banks Arcade
The following R OPERTY, to-w1t:
l. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in Lafayette square
ed by Laurel St. Andrew Jersey and sephne Lots g.
Andrew streett No.
No. forming the Laurel and st.
fully described by plan.
q TWO LOTS OF GROUND, eligiby situated the New
Market Dryades together the
being Nos and between fpschore and Elrre each
80 front Dya by depth 1877 10
lines On lot No. double dwelling,
families.
TeTzs.The purchaser the payment $780,
due 4th March, ls49 the balance and 10
Lot No. 4One fourth cash, balance l2
his credit approved All the bear mortgage
the property.
THREE LOTS OF GROUND st. Denis street, Lafayette
in the BOUNDED by St Denis Dyad Seventh and Eighth
each lot 80 feet che ST.
by depth of l25 feet between parallel lines
D. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by ST.
Denis Drya Seventh and Eighth being lots No. and
Lot No. "a Denis of 100
feet between parallel lines LOT No. Is feet
Denis and 25 Seventh forming
cash, 2 Is months credit
for bearing the the
10 bear the OF
sale before j. R. Beard N. p the pur
chasers. jaeltl4-S,l9,20
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11
Important Sale of First and Third Municipality
Property-Improved and Vacant
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & CO.

J. a. BEARD, AuctlOneer.
CATURDAY, January 10, 10 ocock-Wiu auction
- at the St Louis Exchange, without following
desirable property,
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, fronting st. Paul street. and
each about 80 front ST. 100 feet
deep between First and Second
g. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, fronting street. and
measuring each 80 feet front by 53 il feet deep between To
louise anil st. Peter
g. TEN LOTS ronng Toulouse street, pg each
about 30 100 deep First
a. NINE LOTS fronting Toulouse measuring
about feet front, by ITO feet deep between Van Buren,
Fourth
S. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, fronting Canal Carondee,
and each 81 feet 'front.' by l0 feet deep Van
Buren, and Fourth
Third Municipality.
g. ONE HOUSE AND LOT Enre street; has 90
Eme by 100 feet deep On this lot excellent
SIX LOTS fronting Congres street, between Craps and
Greamen and about 80 feet front by SO feet deep
THREE LOTS, fronting Casacalyo street. between Mon
and Couet each 50 Ii Casa
cavo street, 1876 deep. On premises there
arg frame Stable and good Dwelling the
Old Line Of Omnbuses.
cash. balance IL and credit
bearing the which paid
bear the of until finally
Full OF each will be ready delivery
Office Of 1 Auctioneers, the 23d inst
Plans of said will be exhibited the St. Louis Exchange
week pre- rious to the sale. d22
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

Hu RID DEATH.-A woman, whose name we were un-
able learn burned ath last light house
81. thllip street, neaf Bourbon She OF the
town. and stand had been INDUCING freely in
toxicans liquors durug the evening. About ~ clock
down. shortly found her bel VII
clothes burning. The bed fire, and before
esca, from It she badly injured that
h. inmates the house coming to her
relief. he woman yonng not a. paent over ~ cas-
age, and after de Ah, still beautiful lace and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for The Crescent By VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. Jan. TO- lSs9-Athough there were no arr
walls OF Cattle today and the prices slightly advanced
we cannot feel justified in altering gures-we quote
as yesterday. PriceS-HOgs. &c. b; sheep, % 5OD4
q head Beryes. Sc. D ID Corn. 45fd05Oc o bushe :
Oil Cake 81 D 100 ID Hay s14(oDsl5 o ton Oats BIC.
busIe Bran 60lD 0c q 100 tb Mich Cows $25fG50
b head
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

POLICE RE EARcHEs.-With day two past Recor-
der BALDWIN issued warrants to tn OF
Stye, MaIaIs S aud huuse OF Mary ndmOn. st
corner Mara.s and Benyle Tor watches stolen
James Barron In this warrant the officers
al ed 10 find In, property they we in search Of Olhe
sto pOpert,, however, was discovered In Mrs. sty lie
three large gold rings ba stud BUTTON al eyed
be part o. property stolen fom OF Z. Leigh
No. ROYAL street. on the night The LIST ms was
tuun1 and the house oil Mar, Hamilton gold sill, I
button, claimed by Henry Levy, found he pol e
from Ms. Haml,on's house an instrument
known among bu, glars jimmy " Thetool, whaeve'
may been the intention OF Its owner Is admirably
adapted to burglary 1t in al points and Is e
p,ecocOus young bar have captured by
police In Time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

LARCENY.-Auguste Carl yeste day appeared before Re-
cOruer is and made ad That about the 4tn
last month he taken sicA In the boar house OF
Martin NJ Hospital street. bel Condo ami Leves
and tanspo ted thence the Ihanty Hospital
leaving hl tunk 500 In moaey in charge OF Meyer
and that ayIng the Hospital, after several
hnement lie found the money had been abtT from
unE-pe believes by Meyer Tine accused was arrested
and gave bail appear tor examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11
TEAS! TEAS !!-72 Canal Street
Agency of the NewYork Canton Tea Company
The Oldest Establishment 4erica-Principal ESta5-
Iishment an Nfg York
n CANTON TEA COMP NY hash aen ularlv

known tor many years. Thu is the largest l<eseN
and Oldest Tea Establishment in America The N
public have had full proof of the integrity and the
responsibility but such has en- the great and MA "
pressing demand for their Teas of late that tn have been
obliged enlarge great their principal
Establishments IN New York namely Nos. 1875 Chatham
and 1853 Greenwich streets They possess faci
in relation to the Tea Trade in abund mt degree and
doubtless superior any other Tea A erica.
Their scrupu regard all principles thai tend elevate
the character of large house is well understood, and has
ALREADY secured them connection probably larger than all
other Tea Establish united and they consequently
determined sell TEAS, purer more and prfect
for the PRICES in the aggregate than any house in the world
Oh ma excepted.
They jealousy invite the attention of the inhabitants
of city their Agency. where the following
always hand they feel hesita in stating,
that wherever single trial made decided preference
given Il celebrated Teas of the Canton Tea Company.
tY Readers, make the experiment.
The Re all Prices follows subject in all cases to be
mad ut of.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11
CHARLES NYSTRAND,
SupNgIcr AVN nRIIGGTST No

CHARLES NYSTRAND,
rHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, No damon
~ Row at the corner of Tchoupitoulas and Delord ~
=. stress, keeps on hand an ample ample. and weh.0
~ Nand German DRUGS and MEDICINES. by
~drect importation from the best houses in the North
and in Europe. j.
N B.. He will always keep hand COLLODIOH OF
his manufacture, remedy Justly ceie0rated Dy
advise families constantly to keep for contingencies The
directions for its will accompany each bottle. Ship
and Steamboat Medicine Chests supplied at the same rate
as any other wholesale establishment mis- 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11
A CARD.
LNOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED

NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFIlICTED.-
r Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
consulting Physicians for the cure Of pnvae diseases
owing to the dsgualcaons of those who profess
10 cure such deem it TO be nothing bat en- act of
kindness to The afflicted well sheer
10 tate III in the wear 1886 sorely a ced with syph
s in its and most appalling form. and ior several
could obtain View Orleans without being 81 e hsp Mh
en-. arsat reputation applied to him. and 70 my great
Oy three week. he restored %s TO perfect health Sub
'on nss ~ Sew ohssn' '"n SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.

BY K. A X NJ E j. d. AuctIOneer.
WILL be sold Daily at the of JASPER F. SMITH No.
w Canal between Camp Magazine streetseo
general assortment Of DRY GOODS consisting part
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, KERSEYS,
etc., etc. ....Also--..
HATS Boots Shoes HARDWARE Cutlery large variety
OF FANCY GOODS, all OF which will be Country
Trade. Terms, cash.
NJ Liberal Cash Advances made consignments
Goods Hardware, Cutlery Gold and Silver Watches Jewery
Merchandise generally. OF SIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

RoBBERY.-Wm. Parker Yesterday aralgned beio e
Recurde, Genoi oh ,rsed with robbng VIM. NJ smith OF
of Front Levee and Hospital
about three clock Tuesday afternoon tina when he
he kicked by whose name he dies not
know and while .obbed the OF $75 he held
his hand. The bail to appear Tor examln
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

BRICKs.-A friend writing from Reading Pa,
mentions as 6 one of the drolest sights he ever
saw in his life,'' a man with large amount of
bricks" and other I" building" materials in his
hat, sitting in tavern bar-room with small
pocket thermometer thrust into the breast of his
wastcoat, waiting as he said, in maudlin ac-
cents, 10 see how high he could without break
inc t''-Kn,ckerbOcker
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

7GRATES-0RATES-GR
TN addition 10 on, il re and we'll assorted STOCK q fa9
Chamber and Once CRATES We are eossne ey ~
late arrivals New Patterns, which for Dea9v OF u"sn
cannot be surpassed Those il want vii nnd g neh ""
vsafsse to siye % oan fnHN STROUD co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

CAUsTIc.- Macaulay, ia his new history of Eng
land, is rather hard upon the progentors of the Pill
grirns. He says the Puritans hated bear hating,
not because it gave pain to the bear, but because
it gave pleasure the spectators.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

TOBACCO-We hear of nohing done
sCGAR AND sgOLASSES-The demand for Sugaf
was IAN and sou hbds sold at full ates-Faf3 034c
:'ADout QUO Is Molases taken 1915 D2Oc. We also
hear OF lzOO gallons so plantation above the city
19Ac q gallon
FLOUR The tendency of prices is still upward
stoned by the light supply and small receipts The sales.
owing 10 the high prices asked only about 1000 ibis,
including 800 bb Ohio $40, 200 do at "a u.s. 300 do.
Ext Indiana at 81 80 20 L85, 100 do at ~ S7,
iOO LIMOS i0t do Extra ST. Louis 18th at S. J50 Ind
ana unbrard "a 20 100 Common % 80 y bbi
GBAtA-TheIe Is but little Corn to be had, and prices
are still looking up Nearly 5000 sacks Sold including
1900 sacks delivered 49, $3.50 do. at A and 49, $50 do at
and 1850 do. fraction BIC. y bushel The only
sale OF Wheat Sa7 sacks Fair at 90c. bushe
PROVISlUNS.-TheIe good nquiry for Pork and
800 bts disposed of viz 26 bbs old Mess at $l Co. 100
do. mostly at all TO- l38 do "a price,
and the rest at rates not reported Of Lard 20 bbs Prime
sold ut 7sc The largest sales of Bacon were IS casks
Gear Sides Mssouri) at "A. and IS do. Cincinnati
454c. fb.
COFFGE.-Neany 500 bags Good Rio sold at 5ssf0524c.
WHlSkY.-About $50 bbls. Rectlfed taken at T714i0
NJ, and 100 do Raw at l9c. q gallon.
FhElGHTS.-A British bark taken for Belfast at Id
for Corn, and ship fo Havre at l cent for Cotton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

TAKE NOTICE.-The Canton Tea Company the
exclusive vendors of the superior Black Tea called Hw
quas Mixture" They introduced it into America in 184O
and every other person house protesting sell the at
pu bic themselves will perceive, by comparing the spurious
with the genuine Howqua" vended by the Canton Tea
Company.
cV- Every package-in addition to it containing full
weight Independent of the wrapper-bear the stamp of
and Teas therein sothoroughy
ecured from light and air that their quality and will
eman unmpaired in any climate de- 2ta w I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

o." An honest mans word is good as his
bond,'' is a trite maxim. So is a rogue's in nine
cases out of ten.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

THE ROBBERY oy Ma LEIGHroN's SToRE.-John
Smh, cha ged wi being the robbery OF Mr..
eg htons The nigh the lst ms Was esterdaJ
sent before the Fist Distinct Court by Recorder Baldwin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

i. tg- Union Division No. 8, S Of T;-Mees every
ost. sES ne quarter william BOYLE
PEAkcE, " A; q stuart R 81 VIM M; MGC an 4
l. %t4sR, G; ]. %lLLt4Ms 6; VIZ. LUpEcA /. s; Il
No. IS day January, 1873, oosing gnlemsn
ia 0si "a e .5i1E T SAsESs
FE f ssssa A.
Tsa.u e; HENRY Sick s1s~sd; DsgaSs: s5s F5sms1.
SSHSsa EsETjsAN
true copy from the pOeeedngs GRO u uosr,u,s p.;s.,
DAVID NELLIGAN,' ssere':,, pro tenn. iasst
3 g skin Diseases s asa ys as.s
s S sn sns sn
recommend for any tie above complins 1t particularly
much whie by But they
to ASH oess Or Soup there numerous
ts Guy only at Isl Charles street. New Orleans ia6 Ct
sS~ Strangers in tn City, see DR.. B. F, MULLENs
very lest his Profession now m he United Sta ss Ali that stand
.c, aeu "0uu 10 vel 10 give MN cai at 90 n1s
% isu a
cheap, at LEGATIONS Gcndensa Furnishing Store No
Royal street. dis
ss,- Electro MAGNETIC Machines, for Medical Use
R % 2 oa rs, ps
Lightning Rods etc. for sale by ,n,vuson ch.u....
j. u. ANDEhSON, IL st Chafes ST.
az H, DaIley's Magical Pain Extractor : The
original always the
the proprietor H. DALEY" the wrapper of each box.
Southern Depot, Isl Gharres New Orleans dsu
- ----.--.---.-----
TT Asiatic Cholera.-DR. PRESTON who was en-
poyed by the City Auihoues IN the Hospitals IN New York. during
the Of the S IN %ad ga Y b happy .sn os
Of St. Charles street. ST. Joseph DIS I'm
~ Cholera Preventive. - DR.. WOODRUFFS
DlSENTERY CORDIAL resord the early OF the
attack. will certainly and speedily the disease This medicine
r9m The original ePs Was fully tested , N S toe
specific emey Teetimsnals of the highest character
psny Price only F1y Cents For sale only by J. WRIGHT
IL CO. Isl Charities street Nev Orleans ja4 2wis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

Ship Lady Franklin, (Br Smith, 46 days I'm BRISTOL Eng
to HougnIon, hanktn to-3d my.
Ship Francis aHchad days from Havana to master
list
Bark Tedeco Winsow 46 days from Amsterdam to mas.
tel-2u my.
Bark Blenda Young. % days from Boston, to G. w. Hyn.
son--zd my.
Schf Gen. Luss-POut.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11
TO FEMALES

TO EEMAGkS
nR. PARMELEE would invite Al those suffering from
IL Nervous or other diseases peculiar 20 the Femae sps-
TOM TO ca H at bis office No. 81 HEYI4 STREET
rSr Private consultations betwe the hOun OF and
NJ 8, NIL rTps.T betwssn Barouns and
= w. 20 aANdpT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11
MAYO'S MUSIC STORE,
s CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Canal {


59 UNDERSIGNED s desire; ss e nfo. Public
s.s srPhH iesIs Is sss ss.
them are panS Ere %sde BY the cd OF and eee
and nshtd Painfully in Rosewood Black Wan" and
Mahogary VIII ron Frames made IN the mo-, snbstaa D
LIAM PIANO FORTEs which for sweetness Of tome have
Try the A ,lian doe. ire tuning for
The New lmpoyeme in Papo Fotes, the Patent pi9rq
m rovement gives pscn-r frmne,s and bilianey 10 The
ebe add he durability and strength Of the Piano and
renders capable OF rema much longer in tune than
sssq f. Henri Hers's s,.sDrs.sd GRAND 70
PaNSs o . at from $50 to
%-1 e. 1s%
and Powsrla tone portable twsiehing but Is lbs
Orders from the County for Flutes Guitars oza,onsts
HershGndise Of ind will be promptly exscn,ed at
able D. Bands supplied with Brass Instruments
Harps, Double and Single Action on hand and made to
" r.? ftr Of a b. s' the oph The stock
acumula ion of over 20 ears and IN 1t are many ia
Near uasie received by every arrival from the Norh and
by s Foeign stra4shs ogns MUST G.sIshed every
b, addressing the mud ened, Catalogues of Music viii
ri im TUNED AND R MM hMAY f Agent
NEW ORLEANS & oARRoILTon RAILROAD
~ I'D So -. 49,. ~
Tsnot. eornsr of Baronne aud Perdido streets.
.nes Ticket any distance above Pleasant cents
nse ticket for children over 5 and under 1syeaI 70
aa fts se above rates o any distance below
n Iasgee canoon and vicinity are
informed thai this Company has fixed uniform rate Of
msn n e 5ss
C soa a nah he to Of @
Car sH WsT f. 'a saRS ssss iE1n
ass: .sSs ~"
i00'mo'i'e. .:.si - i'''0n0''s.. n
,.. s b.. SIX :. IS. ...s TX
Horse -: = He~: csrs' j =
xyrbe Car, viii leave New Orleans and CsrolItonevery
~ The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave 10 minutes
from the nf R"ronns and CANAL SIS noyIZ-om
STORAGE STORAGE. STORAGE,
THE bulk q 80 coo aRRtLs be ssi.Is,ssAAA
At gu sia' EiF'ASi .sa
MASS aPLANo ReLIEvou
LITTER s.S sss MMB Du MS% and Eeop
e"sa a Bar: csaichf o as 2, +. se na
Offices apothecaries Isbes &c he ~ p and orders
,ees;yed by p'''''' D. ANDERSON
seworeans, Dec 1szsIDr IL M q i e. ses
Sci Of ss sn Oe equally servcaae % for he
pssd@g wSs s0 bet s psia and
STREET and ms pect for themselves Yours q THICKER
yg Palmer i. spi ,! Assa, o' tho Cities Of Fh''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11
Charity Hospital Report.

GENERAL CoUNcIL.-This body met last evening and ad
jOuTned the second Wednesday Of February, without
transacting any business.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
q LaERIoAN THEATRE.

h. r GRAFTAN --stage Manager.
Third right Mr. BOOTH who will appear in the character
BERTRAM
THIS EVENING Thursday January H. s49The
l. will coran,nce Rev. Charles Ma urns Tragedy Of
kTRAM-Benrsm, Mr.. Booth ST.. Adobrand Mr. Charles.
Prior Of ST. Anseln, NJ Greene mogn Mrs Greene; Cotds
Mrs Johnston HlGHLAND FLING, IL full National Co.'S
LaForesi To conciue with excellent Farce Il HIS
LAST LEGS O'Caiaghan, with popu,r National
Song Of " Bnan groihme Mr. Charles; Charles, Mr.. Kings
ley Rivers, Mr. Gerson; DR.. Banks Mr. Keller Mrs MA
que Mrs Bowen; Julia, Miss JACKSON Ma Banks MIS- III
mony Bet y Mss j.. LaFores.
IL t. Morrow, third night BOOTH who will appenr in
one Of his most popular cha, acrrs.
~ The Police Department
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" Private Boxes and Seats be secured the Office
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at quarter past precisely. jail
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-11

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
81 BBLS Spirits of Turpentne in store, for sale by
Sd jal0 a LATHROP, KNOX CO., u Poydras st.