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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09

tcEs AND VIRTUrs.-A.man named Michael McCronan
arrested by the Second Municipality police Sunday
h. charged by Michael McCann with the pous theft of
theft in stealing looking glass; and charitable theft
othing his nakedness with coat. the property of the
1esaid McCann
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
M ossELMAN. zIN G." for RSoh Hn E..

IN OSSELMAN. Tin G." for Roohng
yIyHE ubscrbers agents the sale of the Vie!e Mon
taep,, Co $ celebrated SHEET ZINC. would call the
sttenfion Builders and Others this article (when used
Of noneI "a ckness and quay) durable and economical
sce Roofs It has been used on roofs IN Europe o
AZ when first put on 1t particularly calculated for the
roof of arg buildings Churches Sugar Houses &c C
he had and models Of the mode Of using applca
tont STARK, DAY, sTAUFFER o.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09

ARoENY.-A man named VIM. Calvin was brought to
ISecond Municipality watch house Sunday night
tged by Timothy Crowley with stealing watch from him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09

ScHARsED. = Robert Kearney accused of larceny by
I E. Ormond, was yesterday discharged by Recorder
eneAu the prosecutor failing to appear We erred yes
" stating that the accused mate of the British
Courenay 1t is the complainant who is first officer Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09

bsJuGAL BLIss.-A Mrs. Sullivan was brought before
brder Genos yesterday charged by her husband with
Srbng the peace of his house, Carondele Walk, on
bay night. and required TO give security to the
INIT of $500 for better behaviour. Being unable to fur
the security she was committed to Jail for five days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
NEW MIISIC

NEW MUSIC.
yuyuAIRER re GAII,OfADE; Julien's Elephant Polka;
Forget mot Waltz by strakoseh Dombey SS On
Quadriiles BY Mrs. McFa Lancers' Quadnles; Kne
Brigade and Life Guards Quadnlss Megrs SongsTTWay
down South IN Alabama Negro Traveller Stop dat Knock
ing at my Door the genuine song by Winnerm9re; Tive
me the Gal it'll the blue Dress on Laaghmng JOE ne ne
sale at ago IS Music Store. No Camp street jas 81
PIANO FORTES.
T1ROM the Factores Of Henri Herr and Ignaee Pleyel
L Co Paris GRAND PIANOS from
r Gilbert 81 CO. and EOLIAN PIANO&&sGIEs2S33324
FORTES from the sam, celebrated Hone NJ n WI n
made by Iemue Gilbert with stock Of from ~ to % Fano
Foes from all tine best MANUFACTURES IN the United STATES
for sale at very low Please ca aad sc ers .neh
ia n " S Camp street, three doors nom Canal:
Orna m entail Trees, Greenhouse Plants, sc &c.
THE undersigned respectfully nlcs M on the
corner Of ST. Charles and Union ;t5se5s wneTe Re pa
MENTAL TREES also, GREEN5Hott sE s tLaM Lao
si,o isTse assortment of FRUIT TREES Peaches hes
Pnms Nectannes pcOts and Ounces OF the very os;.
qualify and selling at the lowest pnees n n o
EveIersens Ornamental Tres Shade Trees. which will be
fuIs,s 5 on the same terms as JAMES McCABE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

s. F. STlCkNEf. '.rroPfie'or'
TUESDAY January s4sFrst Of the Celebrated
THORNE" the Great Cannon Ball Hercules MISS Rosa
Stickney and brilliant performance Mesrs nc
quet and Son Baldwin, OConne Maloy and the whole OF me
Company a variety pleasing Dyertlssemens The whole
concluding with a Aterpiece, entitled THE SCOTTISH
LASSE-The Lasse, by Miss Rosaiine Stickney.
" open O'clock performance to commence al O'Clock
Admission Dress Circle so cents Second Tier rs cents jay
rEr A stock of CARRIAGE CAB and DRAUGHT HORSES for
sale. Apply the Office of the Olympic Circus.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
ORLEANS THEATRE.

THIS EVENING Tuesday January Is49Wn be presented
celebrated Grand Opera
AuberMAsANELLo; or, The Dumb Girl of Portici.Per-
formers Messrs Duuc Coad and Medame Berton and Maria
" The beo of MASANlELLO, English for sale at the
Box Office.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
LAFAYETTE THEATRE. Rousseau St.

Managers Messrs. OLIVER g. BROWN; Stage Manager, Mr..
Nayor Leader OF the Orchestra Schwartz Artist Schneider
Machinst, King
VyHlS EVENING, Tuesday, January l849W be presented
l. the amusing Comideta called CROSSING THE LINE
After which, THE SECRET. Concluding with the aughabe
Yankee Farce called the WOOL DEALER. .
Prices Of Boxes so cents Pit, 80 Gallery 20
cents; ColoIed Gallery, 20 cents
" Doors open at haltpast s. Performances at O'Clock
5iV- Police under direction of Mr.. JACKSON.
az Office open between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and NJ,
secured by application Mr. j.
WI BROWN. jas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
40 FEMALES,

nR PARMELEE: would invite al those suffering iiom
IL Nervous ohes diseases peculiar to the Fefnn sSs
ten. to call at his oficA No. 81 HEVLd STKEEEI:
~ Private consult stions between the houn OF ana
piinr. w. = -~e'Ass P-' AZ 3dp6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
sITOE AND COFFEE MILLS

No. 8 n OTRE JJdME, StTeet."
L. BOLEN would respectfully inform the communly
u of New Orleans that he at all times preps'ed g. tne
Of all kinds together with Cornmeal Homny and cnA.
Steamboats, Grocer les and Restaurants supplied g ans
notice. 90 u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09

The NV Jersey California Mining Com
nanv formed by Capt George w. Taylor, late of
the 10th regiment, U. S. A., propose to proceed
over land, and expect to leave the western from
tier about the middle of February, and travel by
the southern route, via Arkansas.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
MRS. pARTHINGHAMs VISIT

TO SEE THE sTArUARY OF "LEANDER AND HERO"
"WeIl. Leander, swan the Heilespont,
I'm told there is no doubt:
For Hero, too the brazen thing. -
At whom our maids you'd scout
To stand upon the ri S1Rs brink is-
CFor 80 the story goes on
TO meet man, at dead of might.
Without stitch of clothes on
--i m ashamed of her.
rPhilad. Times and keystone.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
rPhilad. Times and Ksystons.

RELIEF FOR DIsTREss.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has ordered the revenue cutters Gallatin
and Forward TO cruise the coast during the win
for f,r the relief of.vessels in distress.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
GREAT PAINTING!
open FOR EXHIBITION ~' FOR Il SHORT TIME
OLoNGER& sToCKwELL's
Mammoth Panorama Of the
MISS SSIPPI RIV Err,

Il
AT PANORAMA HALL,
building evening week. SUM-
day excepted, Saturday afternoons O'Clock.
~ This PANORAMA Times the Extent Of Paint
ing World and faithfully view Of country Three
Thousand Miles in Length, passing through Ten
tS- Admission 50 cents Children, Is cents. jas
MELODEON.
Opposite Req Mr. Capps Church, ST. Charles street.
TIME ETHIOPIAN BROTHERS will give of the delight
l. full CONCERTS which have drawn grounded house each
night performance. They will continue all this
e- Admission Is cents including Refrshmen Ticket JAG lw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, DC.

BY K. a Il M r y d AuctiOneeY.
WILL sold Daily the store Of JASPER f. SMITH M
w Canal street. between Camp and Magazine srees-5. -
general assortment of Dry GOODS Consisting ~ re-
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CASSiMERES, KER SEyS
etc., -...Also-...- -
HATS Boots Shoes, HARDWARE Cutlery and large variety
FANCY GOODS which viii be very suitable Country
Trade. Terms, cash.
N. Cash Advances made consgnments
Goods Hardware Cutlery Gold and Silver Watches Jevel,
Merchandise generally. OF 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
and Bakery Establ;shu ent-witbopt

I1UESDAY January Mt 10 oclock-W be sod at the
l. o st. Charles and Union streets - ~ ' - VIC SoiisA
The Of BA kerry and CoNvvfrJoN
cry EsTABLlsHMENT consisting part Coniectienerv Lara
Candy Shelving Counefs Awnng Oven and fixtures etc. las
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
Reported exclusively for the Crescent.]
IN THE CENfErERTES
Firemen's Cemetery.

"A hours preceding yestetdsy, M.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
sw Cholera Preventive. DIR WooDRUFFs

DYSENTERY CORDIAL, reorted the early stages OF the
attack will certainly speedily the disease This medicine
is prepared from gina fully tested in 1882 the
Charleston, and found to be almost
specific remedy Testimonials of the highest character accom-
many it. Price only Fty sale only by j. WRIGHT
L. co. Isl Chartres street. New Orleans la4 2"ls
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09

sThe Set of Teeth you inserted Tor me cens,aer 70 De ne b
natural teeth needing done line liberty to
cali on me- IA St. John between Perddo and Gravler
su ds IN anu MS pvt ''' A. G. TUCKER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09

MASS "PlANO RELIEVOn
Brass LETTER SIGNS IND NUMB ELS.
A NEW and Elegant Article-vey Durable and Econ
n omical costing but trne the common 5S Mgn
Particularly adapted for Banks Churches Hotels Sores
Offices Apohecanes Labels, etc.. etc Sold at me manu-
facturers prices q specimsns 70 pe 5een anu oae
'' s e By y As1asras sssi.: .s.s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09

N sures 1855 feet-Is2 feet on deck, % feet lEs#2t
beam. with six feet hold has three forty inch
boilers x feet long two cylindes seven feei
stroke-a entirely with he boat she draws only ~
yea and nine months old her cabins furnished in excel
lent style and well found every respect For further
ticulars apply TO ~, ,s,x, al =
d4 If HYDE OGLESbf ~ rOydfas ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09

EE To soil IN A FEW DAYS.
u AMP EEW YORK LINE OF PACK- "a
BEG, Capt Geo. s. Brewster. having the principal
part of her board will sail above For balance
Of freight having superior state
daons, apply board at Pier No foot Of St Joseph
or to J. w. STANTON g. co.
DIS of Magazine and Lafayette Streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09

TT To SAL JANUARY 10 40.
ENOR CALIFORNIA, via Chagres.-1 h splendid cop
u pered and copper-fa,ened bark FLORIDA, AE,
McCury. master having splendid state ccom Z6&e
mOdat0ns, for 5O passengers, also tnke 100 steer
age passen comfortably The Florida has proved her.
ouest.d that all persons going Calfsis will visit this
vessel and examine for themselves She laws opposite the
1850 barrels freight. For which. p.sssgs. pply to
o. WICKHAM, q BAIn, i, street,
ia1 HARRISON n ca pnvdraa Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

tri1ts up a, Toront.. ard Gsrettes snd Courier,
Down AZ Norres. on tie one hand. while those
usei-lp ard Desperate a'veatprers McN1o's Old
otcEers, are seeking . smooth MS path u plsce.
Across the Burning rulas 4 legislation sud hters.
TUE. with hs p cri,i,al winnings sbau; Easl.nls
friends hav'us been rendered politically poserle"
~ the ProVi-ee''' while 90 the power Of the CIV
eminent OF E1slaad Is welded - keep up ins,Ita-
t.ous IN America, - the destruction II which IL
owes 10 f-sri1m and greatness.
Mr ES Surveyor General MacsulAy Ia. taken
the psios 70 write from the A,heneam Club.
Louton." u the Editor OF the Toronto C5ion,,t.
and 'rom Oxford - the Eh,1r Of TIE Tir1es. that
tre soubuqaet Family Compact" as applied to
certain 20 itcal leeches who have lors fa,tsned
ol the lfes Blood o, Jpper Canals, WAS al inven.
ton 90 Mackenzie but 10 wasn't Toe Bourbon.
oi Soain. France. &c retained ,hst cosaomen I'll
the People .nooA them of AMI Mackenzie mere
y pronounced the Csnsiiaa Bourb On'. with their
lgleman. tue Hero Of Scho'ser, eatigied TO the in
h-u,ance. Mr Macs1lay boasts that he has lived
"a wears 10 CRosds. and that therefore "hls opn
i'n Is entitled % confederation. Yes, he appeal
81 10 his neighhors once 70 make nm Member
Of the Colony Parliament, aud they gave him one
or t~o votes Tor every twenty poled by Captain
Macintosh a brother-iu laN OF this Mackenzie;
au4 whea his sharp Get orrespondeut oGrhe Celo-
nrt put h'. character 70 the same test against X.
BALDWIN be MAS voted for by next 70 nobody at
al
Yankee S,hoolmasters, wiki their gross igno-
rance" and nasal accent may have offended the
ear ADD nose OF Loyalty IN Canada the wri-
ter Ia B sckwo q says they have. We DO not at
al doubt it Bat there was certain Aberdeen
: coo'mas,er who welded bis ferale aud birch H.
the parish OF Kettle. F.ieshire, about the begin
a,aS II the present century. and who nov wears
mirc. snd assuretiy had a hand IN this nuca.led
Tor attack upon Mackenzie DR. Bidweii the Yam
kee.. Methoc Jededish, EIskim, Democracy
add the ID Itch-whohas PLAYED the part Of busy
body and political meddler through life. and shared
beautifully 10 the best giits when he should
nave been discs'dei and compelled to let politics
alone as Lord G)derich advised and was de
n1usced a, al ally Of the Yankee Methodist"
io- bis pains II Upper Canada were poiied to.
morrow. zine tenths of her people would pro
nounce the ex-psdagogue Of Kettle more dan.
xrrous demasogue than all the others. neither
Methodist Dutch Yankee. or from elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

KEsrUcKY-Col. A. White aud Judge Daniel
Breck. both Of Madison County, are rival wing
candidates for Congress ia this strict last repre-
sented by Green Adams. John 2. Martin, loco
ran IN between two Wings ioar years ago, though
the District is Whig nearly two - one. sGch
bluoder may be committed again.
The question Of savery is now being sgitated
pretty generally aud candidates favorable 70 the
ultimate extinction Of Slavery will he run Ia many
Counties. il . evident, however, that the pro-
: avery party preponderstes. Ia Louisville, a
d,tinot Gradual Emancipation ticket has been
formed. composed Of two Wings and one Loco.
We near Of J. Emancipation candidates IN Madison
Gsnard, Lewis, Fayette aud several other Coun-
ties
TX. Senator MOREHEAD, We are happy 70 see
is candidate on the right aide IA kenton Co.
Hon john w. TiBBATTs. late NJ. {. ditto 10 Ma
son. Nj. Tibbatts lately had a number OF slaves
left him by his father in-sw' Gen. James Tsy 'or'
and promptly emaocipated them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

.DssbI Y Ass,ULr - Last evening man nsred
o>nsl Daily. a esrmsn. vas f'sd aPon N fousrss
% 90 severely injured that Dis ne = '-sba-I.D -
The ,ho, came from hyuss u bad r~per fspt y ne
aIrn,,, ch.osn sod II !. supposed ts.t she " 'n-n
wholivs. ~itn Der n-msd William Foster. eo'nnities
the act IL sps>.r that lhs hosss hsd been -tt.es-d
a., syer.i n. bt- presOasly snd he windows oro<Sn
~ !, ne. Daily sfuns on tie st>ps y; M hoSss
Of Joen Bediord in whose employ be ga Too sno's
were fred last tssss elect "a he bed 2eneus"E
r,.Ilv e.Il.d sad her man .-rs brought before the
folee Jasrce tsis morning who sonnit's1 Asla Tor
farrhoz examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

FeoA JAMAICA W. nave received files Of the
Kingston M0rsius Journal to the 25tn ult. The only
piece Of locs new. md IS the ioll)wing from the
J9rnal Of the 10Th Of May
We 1nderstand that A. dis Lordship the Bishop Wa
proceeding from Ms mDunfsn residence % toe Lodge
% L.zgsn-a. IN Saturday last. His LordshiPs horse
. nearly 20 feet doN precipac-, but rs suD-e'
llenfy tsk~n up Without injury 6s LordsniPs i-ll
sr. happy % say vas s'.O arrested within lev
err Il the surface u road. BY bis clstensng and
c..nz.Ig " TIE branch Il tree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
Cholera Items.

Tha-a were two ass - Cnol~ra AZ RsnTav,
during the past week both Of which proved faiA-
Al Bu.lo The letn there were OK cases AMI iolf
deaths from ChOi "a
Al Al5Gny were 81 cases reported curlns ne
49,. --a--s Iaae q, foGr Of whics proved iaiA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

DsarE ~ D-I>s,>s cOaD Wsrgs.-A ~
named Thomas ssrmeit tsken suddenly % On
Th1rsdsy l@st Ia consequence u n-.t.a< ss<'5
and th.n drnsins large quantity u eolfws~S "
died yesbsrdsy mor3ins between the hours ~ ~es
O'Clock keOsher ~nOs- nsms 10 9nsooss. ~
a, laee4koi B.ae and Smith sU o. Isaf'as' q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Hoard of Health ...FmoAY. Jane

Dr. GxEs. the Resident Physician reports 81 new
roo. Cholera and 10 deaths having occurred since
h, ,eoor Of yesterday returned the folio King order
c.. DEM. Car.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

REvELsrio>s OF CHoLEsA. or Us Causes
and Cure. bv :. Dickson, Il D Of London, edited by
Dr. William Turner VI. Dc Issued IN ie~ days iEOn
ice press Of Long Brother
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

~ sHsRfDAs K,OwLts, the veteran drains
tst hss issued remarkable controTerssl work enti
iled The Rock Il Rome Or the Arch Heresy." OF
Il Douglas. Jer,old says What ne Undertook 70 do
n D.. done VEL Though his whole reasoning hss
Teen anticipated. yet Il aa4 seldom been 80 eoqasa.y
40 effectively placed before the reader Hls BOOK
Calculated 70 have great influence rae popular
aers 4sdns aud ~ doubt be generally acceptable"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

N,w Nruc.-We have iu't received fror the
publishers. Nes.rs william Hal & son, la sounanbG-
Bguoue, Of Melodies This collection comprises ar.
r.pzemen,s tom the di5srsnt Operas Of DoGizetu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
CITY ITEMS.


CoRRgcrtoN In The csse OF VIM Norton Nathaniel
W Roberts, n report Of the Court Of Common Pleas
THIS morning, ss Ia error occurred The words clam
denied" should be omitted The motion Ia This was
% from defendants
Motion granted win SO Piainufs costs VI motion 10
abide the event Of tho suit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

c. NJ. CLAY.-FItoi RSac'n're-Ihe ioiioTtns
dispatch which was cent tbs city 70 oe teegrapned
70 Frankfort. 70 the m0ih-r o. t. NJ Gay "a was
kindly furnished - tor publication a. late hour .ssi
n-nt.
DEss M,DaN Your son. e VI C'sy. was very danger
olsy stabbed a. F0X'o~n. irH bore s-ace, u you
Eol see Llm alive, come q-lcsy - wound y p me
lungs Yours ully, hOO- p SUM
We learn from private source, inat Ny Ilfn-F'
ine gentleman ~l,h wnom Nf. Cay nah TIE renconirr
which resulted - unnsppiy with him wAs s.sn much
injured by a severe cut IN the abdomen We kno"
nothing farther of the melancholy circumstances a.
tending tbs painful ar AZ!
Slnce TIE above vss IN type gentlemen who have AZ.
rived here from Madison County ard who Witnessed
the conc state that Mr. Clsy - dead, and that as sd
vsrssry was not expected 70 TseO'ef 49,
Lexington Observer and Reporter, loth-
The above - al the mai OF yesterday afternoon
brought - In regard 70 NJ Clay. It VII y reEasH'
oered TIA, our attest accounts from Louisville represent
hat Turner Is dead and Clay likely 70 survive ais
wound EiTrb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

RUSSIA BORRowi>G.- Russia Is - borrow OF the
Rothschd. 50 600 600 silver rouoes which Is equiva
ent n dollars shout thirty four millions and hall -
Hereupon there great speculation and a. usual great
mystere. are involved Il must be ruse, say some
is 20 embarrsss the market and keep 'he Republicans
from getting the money sag others Others regard II -
inexpAcabe wonder. How, they ASK can the Car
who bought largely in he stocks Of other nations
long ago, wantto borrow except Tor some deep
and dark reason Al this possible enough but We
suggest whether Nicholas has not gone into the market
A. others do because he Is short Of funds This may
seem rssn con lecture but perhaps q i not the less
true. de : lsi now spending money pfrtiy nerIy and
a. tor hs beng % aush .. home they may believe u
who have evidence 20 believe . On.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

BrookIyn Board Of Health .sRioAY June 2
There has been reported - this Ofce since yester
day. no case. aud no deains
CHAs Z J. GooDRicH, Physician Of the Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

" The "SoRAPs" OF the well-known Boston
h1mors', D. c. JOHNSTON. are for sale by C. ; Fran
ei' Co and John Wiley in this City. The admirers
o. Nf 'ohnstOns former esrcstures will find that the
present series OF comic hits the times are equal in
"' mo oddly 70 any Of his previous productions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

Po.icE Covsr-Ons Henry Smith va ysssrssy a..
rs.i~d by ohcsrs Wagner ard Powers u TIE Feurb
we'd = " st-zing from JVssph ksiss' " ne
Gplc-n spring ylng a. Per NJ 3 Eat Rive. TO
cnrOoomrtsrs valued s. earn sDd c,thns - he
value u 60 The .ceas.d held 10 A ma
named Asu.te Fei-enh.Dsen yssteT1sv ssessf ard
he'd cbyss Of stealing tr1rk cOot~ni
10 mOn-y I've pair u ooOu .nd otn-f aStcss ys~e Ia
al a. ~ lhs prpp-ny Of GEO Sc B~.hacs u No " kooss
NATURALIZATION Vclock Thsrsfsy evening fnsn
named Draining srrr.te3 ~ Orcsf ssn % eDnss
Of smb-zxAns from his smp lOysT. Hsssfs Iompfhs
a Co. tie Obtained for exsminsilDn. =. rotnen
named Elsn Williams taken into fnstoSy insfsS-y
from ne trsnk Of NJ George Hsaf p~f~s~n " acc
from The Hercerst Hois ENee ~s estsh~a ~ -
T 20 t>ll0~s 1sn-d 0eofse lgns ard Josss6
S.~man .sre .Aksn INTO cssody e-'y yessfasy rom
lag 90 cnssss u snenguas % ~. 0os Assfs S.np~s
-. .~r-st-f about o'cloek yeserdsy led o.
essrye OF susmpusg 10 Dsss " cosstsrfst o 90 TIE
80. a Bxrenfil Vermont 70 { Rrnaans, ~, Delaney
=, Conuif.ed for sxaul1stiou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
1binss anO 0bou9bts in Cnrcpc.


spe,.. '-.Poas.aos Of T.. T,as,> $50 xxx
The ,,r4sg@ 80 Rome Tie Position o. 'ae Frerc1
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