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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-18
Fonrth Of July at Bisl,opville.

inhuePendehce' large company were pres
tent, among whom, we were gratificd to see
many from beyond our immediate nelchbor
hood, and from the adjoining Districts At
eleven o'clock, the procession was formed in
front Of the church, nnder the direction of Ma
jor Il. M. English, Marshal of the day, and
Capt. J. L. Green, assistant Marshal, and
marched to the stand. An appropriate PRAYER
were offered, by the Rev. w. w. Wilson,
after which, Mr.. S. S. Boone read the de-
!claration of Independence.
MIR. g. Allen lluggns the Orator OF the
day, then arose, and riveted the attention of
the audience, with an address, distinguished
torE clearness, force and cloquencc, and afford
ing ample evidence of talents of no ordinary
character. After the conclusion Of the Ora
ton, the Company adjourned to ana .djoinirg
grove, where rich and substantial repast
was spread before them, to which ample JUS
tice was done. After dinner, the company
again repaired to the stand, and the following
regular and Volunteer toas,s were offered
REGULAR TOASTS.
Isl. The day re celebrate.
I'd. The Union Of the States. Consuma-
ted by spirit of amity and concession, it is
III the exercise of this spirit alone, il can be
preserved
3D.. The Federal Constitutions; AS it is !;
and not as construed; BY political demagouges,
and abolition fanatics.
4h. George Washington. Ills noble and
patriotic deeds render him Immortal his
memory is elnbalmed in the hearts of his
countrymen.
5h. Thomas Jefferson. The great apos
tie of civil liberty.
6M. Andre,o Jackson. The hero of New
Orleans. He never shrunk from RESPONSE
blity. "Second Washlngton's, should en-
ulate his example"
7M. The Administration OF Jas. X. Polk.
Patriotic and comprehensive in its conception,
brilliant and successful in its execution.
He sleeps in blaze of renown
sM. Calhoun and Buicr. Statesmen and
Patriots. Their only amb,tosieis Their coun-
trys good. Well may South Carolina be
proud of snch Sons.
OH The Army and Navy IF The u. s.
Twin brothers, operating upon land and sea,
whose chivalrc deeds have istmshed the
world. 81
1Oth. South Carolina. Our own our ma
tive land; that land where hospitality. ever
makes welcome the distressed, and who re-
ceives in return, that true spirit of devotion,
which is ever ready to sustain her honor and
defend her rights.
llM. TIE Gorernor Of South Garolina:-
a statesman and planer. a
2 I2th. Agriculture: The e1Es sa.,gcc4s OF
National and individual prospsriis l5sltalpii-
ness.
+ l;th.S Isso1aaa The Emerald sRs ri he
ring of exlstence. he ruby shaE gives s,o
life its rosp hne. and The dlamnisd, that shines
brightest in The ldarkes. ghtl Of diversity
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-18

5ssIGJ' All communications intended for the
BANNER must. be directed Posi- Paid to the
present EDIrOR.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

The CAMANcHEs.-We have understood, from
good authority, says the Van Buren, (Ark.) Intelli
gencer, that this large and somewhat formidable
tribe of savages have lately held council respect
ing the intended emigration across the praires at
which it was determined TIC seek friendly intercourse
and trade with the whites.'' Mr. Gregg, in his
Commerce of the Prairies, gives the Camanches
moro favorable representation than was generally
supposed could be given consistent with truth but
we hope this spring to be confirmed in our opinions
based upon Mr. Gregg's statement, and ere long
see deputaton of this tribe on their way to the
seat of government, passing through our towns and
cities, and viewing with asonished eyes, our large
and busting population
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

MONUMENT TO DE Witt CLINroN.-The pro-
posed monument ny the citizens of New York to
fhe memory of De Witt Clinton, for which snb.
scriptions to the amount of $4,000 have been
secured. is to consist Of triumphal arch snr.
mounted by colossal statue of the deceased tn he
erected at the head of State street, Albany within
the grounds and in front of the Capitol it will be
richly ornamented with a carved cornice, freize
etc., and the general effect in grandeur and simpli
city cannot fail TO strike all eyes. Albany, Buffalo
Utica and and Syracuse, each offered sizes, but the
preference was justly given to the seat of govern
ment-the point where the canal may be said to
touch the sea-
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See Third Page for CRY News, &c.

FIRE AT SEA.-The schooner Mary Langdon,
Capt Hawse, arrived yesterday from Thomaston,
took fire on the 9th ult, in the hold, from the lime
getting wet, the schooner having one thousand bar
rels on board. When Capt Hawse first discovered
the fire, he was about two hundred and fifty miles
from the Balze, but managed tu keep the fire down
until she arrived in the river, when the towboat
Phoenix went to her assistance, and by the use of
her pumps, and boring holes in her bow and forcing
the water into her hold, succeeded in exnguishing
the fire. She was on fire eighteen days before it
was exfinguished. She threw overheard four hun.
dred barrels of her freight.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

COLLECTION OF PAINTINGs.-We have seen, al
the Commercial Exchange Reading Room, St.
Charles street, a collection of fine Old Paintings,
which we think are deserving the attention of the
lovers of the fine arts Many of these paintings
are works of great merit. We know there are,
among our citizens, those who properly estimate
such things To their notice we commend the
paintings. See advertisement
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

SCARCITY OF PILoTs-The ST. Louis Republi-
can says that the increased number of boats now
plying on the Missouri river, has produced great
scarcity of pilots acquainted with the navigation of
that stream, and good ones almost impossible to
be obtained. The most exorbitant wages are
asked, say from $500 to $3.50 for the trip to ST. Jo-
seph, occupying usually less than ten days
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

ScIoTo VALLEY RATLRoAD.-On the 9TH the
citizens of Portsmouth decided by a vote (only
three votes in the negave) to subscribe 75 900 to
the capital stock of the road. Individual subscrip-
tons to the amount of S25 900 have also been made
in that place. And under the act of the Legisla-
fure, it is said, the county of Scioto will promptly
subscribe 800 900 more
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

FRErGHTs.-Up river freights, says the St. Louis
Era of the 10th, are becoming quite scarce along
the Missouri and Illinois rivers. Several boats ar
rived yesterday from the former with very light
cargoes, and the steamer Eureka, down last night
from Ottawa, brought not pound. The late rains
and bad condition of the roads will prevent the
usual supplies at the different landings and towns
on the rivers above, and for week or ten days re-
ceipts at this point will be comparatively light.
There is very little produce on the Missouri from
St Joseph to the mouth ready for shipment, and
freights on the Upper Mississippi from Keokuk
down are quite scarce. The Illinois is sending out
nothing, comparatively speaking
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17
RIG II FANCY LES.

COMBS. BRUSHES and PERFUMERY
FISHING TACKLE. of the best quality in every variety
GENfLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Extra Fine
rlor make and finish " '"PN
Linen GaTzea Merino, Cotton, Six, Flannel and I.se
thread UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS. ~
Linen and Gotten SOCKS
silk Satin and Batiste CRAVATS, new patterns
Six. Linen and Lisie GLOVES
UMBRELLAS, extra fine and strong
TRAVELLING DESKS and DRESSING CASES
GOLD PENS OF every description with Pencils included
~, varying yt IN prices from = cents 10 SIS each.
The Celebrated NAUTILUS LIFE PRESERVER
Which can be adapted 10 the body water in five
- seconis-approved by the Naval Board. ' " "
The Patent SOCKDOLAGER SPRING FISH HOOKS
very desirable article Anglers.
TT The Stock comprises hest variety in The ct all If hh
Will be offered At the favorable prices ~ 49, " e"
Dealers are requested inspect prior to their
selections. f'-- - "'AAns ueii
GUiON'S, corner St. Charles and Canal sta.
Is @ S DC ceernly shown at all tines no
N f apl6 62dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

suIcIDE.-Mrs. Quincy recently committed sui.
eide, at Delaed, Wisconsin, by cutting her throat,
while laborng under temporary alteration of mind.
she was Of high standing in society,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

MEMOIR OF FENELoN DIscovERED.-La Demo-
cratic Pacifque says, that memoir of Fenelon, in
his own handwriting, has been discovered among
some old papers in the Douai Museum, by the Ii
orarlan, M. Duthilleul it is now in the press
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EARrHouAKE-The shock of an earthquake
was felt at New Bedford and Dartmouth, Mass,
lassly, accompanied by sound resembling distant
yhundps, Il
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nr- The mail failed yesterday beyond Mobile.

on The ST. Louis Republican of the 10th inst
informs us that during the period between that date
and the Saturday morning previous, over one thou
sand persons had reached that city, from different
quarters, bound for the Gold Region, and several
boats were due from the Ohio, crowded with more
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

Tur Srr.~.u,, c.,u,.n. M. bsva ~.
NAA' -
cei'eo 'ne ioiowlhg ieuer rum Chakros III Tesaro
to some statements made by our correspondent
&c K" As several of the gentlemen whose names
ar. ennand.d % 81. 1o,te, arc well knou,n in ,h;
-. '"' 80 -, - - IN =. 'A''1
c'y' IL III USELESS W aou any 'iiis ny way Vi
comment:
CHAeREs. March ~. lSA9
Eds Crescent-haVng tnrough me medium OF your val
liable paper of the 18th and 10Th ns placed in
session nv the arrival of the steamship Falcon at this por
.oon .t,., addressed To voureIve, from RoE,. Honar
seen eu 70 q =, -, ~, = " MN 1 - nonuur"s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

ORLEANS THEATRE.-The magnificent grand
opera by Meyerbeer, 7" The Huguenots," will be
performed at this theatre for the last time this sea-
son, in which Mesdames Fleury-Joly. Berton, Le-
cour, and Messrs Duluc and Valet, will appear
On Thursday, the benefit of Mr.. Lavergne, second
bass, will take place
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IMPORTANT DIscovERY.-Dr. Merryman, of
Springfield, ILL.,, says the St. Louis Organ, has in
vented process by which butter may be packed
and kept for any necessary length of time, in any
climate, and under any circumstances, in state
perfectly sweet, without salt or any other chemi
cal agent. Butter prepared in this way has been
kept for two years, apparently as fresh and sweet
a. when taken from the churn. Means have been
taken to secure patent for the machine. 1t is
smpe IN Its construction and operation, and is the
application of principle hitherto unknown to
butter makers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

RIvERs.-We learn, says the st. Louis Union of
the 18th. from the officers of the steamer Bon Ac-
cord, that the Upper Mississippi is rising at Rock
Island, and thence down, with an abundance of
water on the Lower Rapids. The Missouri is re.
ported rising. The Connecticut reports that the
Illinois has risen nearly six feet and is again out of
Its banks and still rising The river at this point
continues to rise rapidly. Every thing was in
horrible state of confusion on the levee Yesterday
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

Ten Hours DAYS WoRK.-The laborers on
the canal between Buffalo and Black Rock struck
lately. They refused to work more than ten hours
per day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

HEAD MoNEY.-During the three months ending
the LIST inst, 1885 alien passengers arrived at Bos
ton, of which number 2446 paid head money; 45l
had before been in the State, and SO were bonded
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

WHY YOU CAN II GO TO CALIFORNIA IN A BAL
LooN.-Professor Mapes has been lecturing before
the Jersey City folks, explaining why the air line
to California cannot succeed. The reason consists
in the nature of hydrogen gas, which is fluid so
subtle. that no substance, except vitrfied surface
has yet been found capable of combining it. Thus
hydrogen makes its way through the walls of a
house as easily as if nothing interviewed. The pro.
cess OF the escape of the gas goes on at a rapid
rate, even while the balloon is floating with the
wind; but if you oppose the motion of the balloon
to the direction of the wind the escape of the gas
becomes accelerated from the increased pressure.
This is formidable difficulty 10 steering the balloon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING

ES We have just received, and John
Albert, portion of SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK 10
which invite the attention of the public con-
sIstng ~ fN' WIZ
roc rock and Dress COATS of sup French Drap dEe;
tletots and Coates, do
PANTS, do do
....ALS0....
VESTS OF White and Fancy Marseiles Satin Drilling
CRAVATS, of rich Fancy and Black Silks.
SHIFTS, OF Linen Linen with Bosoms and Cotton
with Linen Bosoms Also rich French Embroidered Shirts
NORRIS WAY, No. % Camp street.
apio 2dptt cor Common under Hewlett s. Exchange.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

STICKNEY's CIRcUs.-We refer our readers to
the advertisement for this evenings performance.
Among many other beautiful novelties. the eques-
TRAN spectacle of the Glittering King of All, in
which Mr. S. P. Stickney will appear, is to be
performed. A few hours of rare amusement may
be anticipated by all who attend tonight.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17
THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF 90.
PAIVA AND SARSAPARILLA.

most naible remedy discovered for that dis
= eases generally, which the Copaiva Serspara
nave been found sereab The estimation and
meIcine has obtained years. criterion
Its immense utility. 1t has acquired the almost
part Europe 1t has examined and
by the Faculty Of Medicine and the mo, eminent
Of the profession.
One Recommendation this preparation enjoys others
neat, portable in which NAV
taken being both and peasanits taes naturew6
Diet Confinement busnss
especially would ind this medicine highly useful
unprovioen WIN preparation which
ne present one combines Accompanying pamphlet
81 he dneren stages of the disease without extra
cnag full and ample directions
Prepared byJ B. Thorn, Chemist London and tor sale by
view orleans. mars 3m2dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17
GARD. OIL PA1NTINGs BY OLD MASTERS

MIR. OLIVER has the pleasure of announcing to the
1Vl lovers OF the Fine Arts that he has now on 50
view, for pirate SAFE, in the large Room over
Inc C0mmerctal Exchange, ST. Charles street. 49,
Rich Collection of Elegantly Framed OIL PAINTINGS,
by Eminent Masters of the Old School, viz Poussn Cana.
etto. Vandyke. Rembrandt. Weninx, Coype Tempesta
Luni. Tennler. Wilson. Ganisborough, etc The Ladies
and Gentlemen of New Orleans and lovers of the Fine Arts
generally most respectfully invited TO call and view
them Hours of attent from CLOCK A. M until P M
~ No charge for admiltance apl7 St
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81 Canal street. 81
Cone door from st. Charles Street)
HENRY ST0DDART & co.
NOW oner to purchasers CT GOODS
at Wholesale or Retail, in
Rich Bareges (neweaAstyles);
SHk Tissue MslsLi,s;
French Crgandie: .Iaconet do;
Jacquard; Lace Stripe do;
GinghGms (Sc0tch manufactuie);
Prints
irish Linens and Lawns
Damask Cloths and Napkins;
Huckabacks:
GLASS Cloths;
St1iss M,tstins;
Do Plaid do
JNuls, .Ndms0oks and Jacets;
Dimstys; Hair Cord .Nuslins
Cam5ric Hdkfs (pain and embroidered);
Embroidered Collars and Cuffs;
Lace do do:
Worked Bands and net and Ssoiss Trim rs;
Embroidered Curtains;
Hdrnes and Plaid do
Black and Dhite Point Lace Visites;
DO do do do YeH -
- t'lores, FTfnges Paras0ls, &c. &c.
u ONE PRICE, and CASH. apli lw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

IcE.-Ihe Ice was cleared from the Penobscot.
(Me, river on Saturday 3Ist.
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M0RGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
EXOHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office, New Orleans, La.

"a NJ tne above EstabIlshment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting of NOVELS, HISTORY, BIoeRAPHY, Sc1xNrr
FIC, COMMERCIAL GFOGRAPHIcAL and MEDIC ALWoRKs.
Also-A Complete Assortment of Stationery
Together with all the principal Daily Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES
Country orders supplied
with dispatch Books nailed
ordered by mail. Foreign Books imported order.
]. C.. MORGAN,
Literary Depot adjoining the Office Orleans,
r. s. Complete made principal
Publishers throughout the Union, for supply of the works
fast issued mhI3 6m2Ip JC.u
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% We are indebted to the officers of the Uncle
Sam and Magnolia for late river papers.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
THOMAS l.. WHITE, No. 53 CANAL Street.
MEiGS'S OBSTETRICS, The Science and the Art.
DAYS DISEASES OF ADVANCED LIFE
MTCHELLS DISEASES of FEVERS Malsrious and Enn,smc
apl6 "a SAAiDi.r
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RE-ARREsr OF THE ROBBERS OF MEssRs. Ms
BET d Co.-The following letter was received by
Marshal Felps, Of St. Louis, on the 10th inst.

FREEMANToWN, OlO April g.
Lear Sir-l hasten to inform that the robbers have
again been arrested by the who had started in pursuit
81 them Tonight they are in safe custody at Covngon
am told that the who them propose takno
them directly to st. Louis but think would Be advisable
already took placed that should out here yousef
ana take charge oil them. JOHN T.. DEFEBAuGH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

FINE SHIRTS.
LE- We have complete
and SHIRTS made
guaranty expressly our GUS
TONER'S and of the latest Styles and made of
Materials and in the best
GUINNESS g. BUSH
apl662dp Dealers in Fancy Articles l2 Camp st.
For The Benefit Of the Sculptor, HIRAM POWERS.
u Exhibiting, the STATE HOUSE, Canal street, TIE
STATUE OF
"THE GREEK SLAVE"
rXHBlTlON Open Daily Sundays exceptedl "A NJ to
u P. NJ q Abundance IS ST. Pamph-
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,n1o REV MUSIC.
ME Celebrated Drum Polka by Juen-1oOOO copies Of
week Give me my Arrows and give me my esGA
pow, an Indian Superstition of the Manitou SsS3ey
Dream Of the Ocean Waltz" performed at the Grand
1na1guratlon Bal given at Washington in Honor of Gen.
Banks Of the Guade!Quiyer BY James Sloman For sale
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$25, 900 Worth of Dry Goods at Cos

- ODOHERTY. Corner of Tchoupitoulas street and
~. Marp$ Market would respectfully inform the
Ladies OF New Orleans and Lafayette that he will from
tooTrow to the st of June dispose of bis entire stock OF
Rich French, English and American ~ "
DRY GOODS AT COST
Ladies IN want OF Dress and House furnishing DRY GOODS
may rest assured OF getting good bargains as the nndesned
intends leaving early in June for the North and Europe TO
make his purchases for the fall pe' "
Three cases of A French GINGHAMS warranted fast
coors for 10 cents yard and other goods eqna chean
,,o p. J. O'D0HERTY,S
apis Corner of Tchou ptouas and South Markei st.
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ALEXANDER HILL & co.'s CHaRTRES st.

ALEXANDER HILL & co.'s Z C fiaRfSSEs s,
100000 G: D. PERCUSSION CAPS. Just Received.
COUNTRY Dealers and the City Trade are invited TO
examne Pur stock and prices She'll Ivory and Buffalo
and Silver Beads Steel Bags Purses, rich and new Cloth
Han Tooth and Nail Brushes Spool Silks Bag and Purse
Plunas; Violins and Violin Strings; Backgammon boards;
dressing Boxes Zinc Mirrors: Toilet Glasses Fishing
Tackle; Game Bags Wax and Kid Dolls; pomnoes and
Chess Men German Toy Clocks, Mai ches etc. etc. Our
Pins, Hooks and Eyes, Cologne Water, Fancy Soaps'
Canes Whalebones-a of which offer at low prices for
aD16 81 UUJ Sr rO Ae
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3. of T.. ). Meetings This Evening.
ORLEANS TEMPLE OF HONOR No. g. at Crystal Fount Hail.
222 Tchoupitoulas street. athalfpsst7.
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterda

ST. CHARLES C o Hail. La; McCarrel Smith, D
c. Pollock, w Fisher Ga; Hurton, Ill; WI Raney IL
Savage, Tenn w Sparks, La; W Adams Halle l. nj
bert, N o.
vERANDAH Nv Dales Ogden La Brown Texas
Pugb Liulejohn, La Penn, o; Col Johnson KY
HEWLETT's I'M Britt, Miss; W D Devin Iowa. skel
ton, CHM; w Endicott, Miss; L Smith, La.
PLANTERS. M lkard, Miss w Magee. o. Capt Foster
lady, Ala.
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A HANDSOME SUIT OF CLOTHES
FOR a SMALL SUM OF MONEY!
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.. No "a Magazine Street
Are selling off WINTER CLOTHING Il LOSTL
A choice of SUMMER CLOTHING Just received
u Call and examine apI0
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~ Strangers in tn Q City, see DR.. b. F, MULLEN'S
IN the other columns this paper He the
in need would do well to him CALL IS
rresf
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Foreigners in Cdlu0rnia-.New Ctu Charter-Proceed.
fngs of the LegisLature- Canada-(3en Tom Thnsab
oG'ocernment Jeoels fonnd-Cdptain Seapard dead
George Street. c0nUicted.
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R Jackson Fire Co. No. 1871 he officers and mem
pe q The ahoyr Company will attend Special Meeting he'll
on ~ Esuhf EVENING, 18th inst: at halfpas O'Clock.
apioN BY order. IL A. HENDRlKS, Acting Sec'y
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1HteTtstIHg and Valuable books.
J. H. Bechtel & Co., 40 Camp street.
Have for Sale the following BOOKS:
MRS. SlGOURNEY'S LETTERS to Mothers and
M Young Ladies also PLEASANT MEMORIES
MEN ~ oheH' " ooN0
MACAgLAY's ENGLAND-cheap edition. q cents.
LAMARTlNE,S PILGRIMAGE and GIRONDiSTS
MKS PARDOE'S LIFE and TIMES OF LOUIS xiv
ChEEE G ylsi, LECTURES ON BUNYAN'S Pill
M99EL'S Union OF CHURCH AND STATE.
HANNAH MORE'S COMP. ETE WnRKs-evo vols
MRS; HEMAN'S POLITICAL WORRS-Ivol complete.
WORLD. D
WATsONs DICTIONARY OF POETIC QUOTA
TONS
FLORA'S DICTIONARY-colored plates q.
DIARY AND LETTERS OF MADAME D'ARB-
LAY-2 volumes AMI
MISS ~ sgIuR!CKLA La LIVES OF THE QUEENS
an1R
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Fifth District Court:

To- For Clerk - We are authorized to announee
GEORGE A FOSDlCK Candidate for Clerk O me fhh
Court election be held the h Of November
nett ' " ~ apllte
ev For Clerk-SAMUEL G. RISK is CANDIDATE
for Clerk Of the Fifth District Court az the econ 10 oe ne on
the 5h of November and will be supported by ,rrr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

EV California Mining Association of the City
of Neso Orieans-This Company will bold its Meetings
EVERY EVENING Sundays exceped) hapast O'Clock,
Room No. Sc Banks Aade where DESTROYS Of be-
coming members obtain all necessary upon the sub
The OF sklful and ccal MINER and CHEM
supernend the Mining operations the CON-
pany This Company will leave for California the earliest
All information desired the subject
application Captain GEORGE DUNG, Banks
Arcade hours Of IL and u O'Clock A. NJ and and
O'Clock P. M GEORGE YOUNG.
s. Mechanics and Working Men particularly invited
attend the Meetings. apl2