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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09
Telegraphed to the Daily Crescent. .

BALTIMORE, Jan. s. 1S49
In the Pennsylvania Legislature to-day, Mr..
Packer was elected Speaker of the House on the
ed ballot-the Natives voting for him [Mr.
Packer, We believe, is democrat, and represents
Lycoming county.-Eds. Crescent
Second Dispatch. Congressional
BALTIMORE. Jan. s. l849
In the Senate to-day there was discussion upon
MN Miller's resolution, asking information relative
to what steps, if any, had been taken relative to
the annexation of Cuba. Mr.. Rusk asked the Sem
ator if he suspected such to be the case Mr. Mil
Ter replied in the affirmative but that he had no
positive evidence to support his suspicion. Mr..
Foote stated positively that Gen. Taylor was in
favor of the annexation of Cuba The resolution
was finally rejected. Nothing else Of moment
to-day.
1000 bales of Cotton sold to-day at New York.
Price full. Breadstuffs firm.
Treasury notes 8 per cent. premium.
Skies per cent. premium.
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hear of no sale.

TOBACCO.-We hear Of no sale.
SUGAR AND MOLA6SES-The rain and the muddy
,ate of the Levee prevented much from being done In
sugar. and the sale only $50 hhds at steady pnces
About 500 bbls Molasses taken mostly at 1940Nc on
plantation hear Of the following sales Nv hhds sugar
below the city, at 4o and Con Saturday gallons MO-
iasses above the city, at 191sc y gallon
FLOUR-The inquiry for Flour was quite brisk. and we
heard of $500 bbs sold follows 1900 bbs Ql0o of which
on the Ieyee) at a 52 1910 do. at $500 do wo fat
boat oads) delivered 462. and l200 do. delivered
the Levee also at a 62H . Dbl.
CORN-This article continues in active demand. and
the sales summed go 600 bushels of which 5000 bushels in
atboat at 40 5000 do. Old at 100 sacks in "A.
and Is 900 bushels (our fatboat loads) 45c busheI
PROVISIONS.-The transactions were quite limited.
The largest sale of Lard $50 kegs at Only small
sales of Bacon Sides at OF Pork 176 bbls Mess sold
at ell u.s. ~ do at oil 62s and % do. Prime at 80 Dbl
WHISKY.-l62 bbs. Rectifed sold in two lots at TfO
EAc. gallon
FREIGHTS.-Some Pork shipped to Boston at 77G0S0c,
and brig engaged for Baltimore at &c. for Pork and "a for
Bacon,
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known tragedian, commences a short engagement
at this Theatre tonight the house will, of course,
be crowded by his admirers. Brilliant as Mr..
Booths career has been, both here and in Europe,
and great his former successes in this city have
been, his present engagement is to stand unpar
aleled for brilliancy, aided he will be by the
most talented dramatic company we have seen for
many years. The play tonight will be the Younger
Coleman's play of the sc Iron Chest In the char
acter of SIR EdDard Mortimer Mr.. Booth has no
equal. The other entertainments are iudiciously
selected With a concert by the &c Sable Melo-
dists " and the drama of Robert Macaire," by his
performance of which character Mr. ]. Charles has
won well deserved praise, our prediction of full
house is like prophesyng matter which has taken
place
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;ale of Real Estate situated in the Second MUM.
Cipality and Lafayette
BY BEARD, CALHOUN e. co.

y. n. BEARD, AuCLlODoef.
ATURDAY January 90 l8i9W be sold, without reserve
- 10 O'Clock, Banks Arcade
The following PROPERTY, to-wit:
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in Lafayette the square bound
ed by LAUREL ST. Andrew Jersey Josephine Lots
and front ST. Andrew streetlot No. fronts Laurel
No. forming the Of Laurel and St. Andrew AL
fully described by plan.
2. TWO LOTS OF GROUND eigbly situated New
Market Dyaes street, together all the thereon
being Nos and TePschoe and Euerpe each
81 feet front Dryades depth Of 1877 feet 10
inches lines On lot No. is double frame dwelling rented
families.
TernsThe purchaser payment l00
due 4h March, s49, the balance and ID credit
Terms Lot No. 4One- fourth cash. balance and 70
months credit for approved All the
the property.
THREE LOTS OF GROUND Denis street. Lafayette
in the square bounded by St. Denis Dryades Seventh Eighth
each lot 80 street.
by depth Of l25 feet between parallel lines.
a. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by St.
DENIS Dyades Seventh and Eighth being lots No and
Lot No. "a feet Denis
feet between parallel lines lot No. rs feet ST.
Denis and l25 feet Seventh street, forming the
TermOneour cash. balance r. Is credit
for notes bearing mortgage the property the paid
at maturity bear interest at the rate OF cent
Acts of sale before R. Beard NJ p expense pu
chasers a9dtl4-lS,l9,2O
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STocKwELL's PANoRAMA.-This beautiful ex-
hibition continues open for short time longer at
Panorama Hall. We have SO often spoke of this
great picture in terms of commentator, that we
can but reiterate what we have before said. We
have never heard but one opinion of it, and that
has been of praise
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE-Benefto Of Mr.. Hackett.
Shakspeare's comedy of the Merry Wives Of
Windsor " and the farce of I" His Last Legs" in
both of which Mr.. Hackett will appear, will be
put upon the ST. Charles stage this evening, it being
the benefit night of this sterling actor The char
acter of SIR John FalstGf, in the former piece, Mr..
H. has made peculiarly his own-few, in these
days, having the temerity even to attempt it. A
bumper to vou Baron l-,pe III be there
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THE JAMEsTowN-The Louisville Democrat of
the LIST says: "We learned from the officers of the
steamboat Jamestown last evening that this boat
changed owners a few days since at Cincinnati.
Capt. Savage and A. Hamilton, the clerk, were
the purchasers. Price $4,000. She will here
after ply as regular packet between Nashville
and New Orleans"
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U. S. TREAsURER's STATEMENT.-We learn
from the IT, S. Treasurer's statement that there
in the various repositories the 25h ut, subject
to his draft, public moneys to the amount of ST.
34, 164 68. Of this there is on deposit; in the
hands of the Assistant Treasurer, al Boston, $685.,
1853; at New York, 81, 184, 93l at Philadelphia,
$4,000; at Washington, 1894 ,901; at New Or
leans, 81 ,23O,961; and at the Philadelphia MINT
1886, Il5
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CHOLERA REPORTS ABRoAD.-The Cincinnati
Commercial of the Both states that "private dis
patches from below represent the alarm in New
Orleans as approaching almost upon insanity, and
if we may rely upon rumors which have gained
credence at Memphis, and are from thence tele-
graphed here, the business of New Orleans is in a
state of temporary suspension, occasioned by the
depopuative influence of the cholera panic. 1t is
said that the principal receiving and other houses
have refused to advance receive feights, and
that people are leaving the city by thousands, re-
gardess of business business prospects-that sew
eral of the largest houses have closed, ETC., etc.
The influence of this rumor has been felt here and
receives credit among our business men SO much
so that the steamers George Washington, Diadem,
and Schuylkill, all freighted for New Orleans,
have forgone their trips and taking their loads
out last evening, and Of the boats has dis
charged and paid off her crew.
We extract the following from the Louisville
Democrat of the 1st inst: Owing to the unfavor-
able news from New Orleans, boats bound for that
port find it difficult matter to secure good crews,
at the usual wages, and consequently are COM
PEELED to pay exorbitant prices, which will have
the effect to increase the price of freight and pas
sage"
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ORLEANS THEATRE.-The celebrated popular
grand opera of " Masanieo, or the Dumb Girl Of
Portci, will be presented this evening for the first
time this season, in which Messrs. Duluc Corradi,
Leon-Fleury, Mesdames Berton and Maria will ap-
pear. Let all those who have taste for fine music
and acting, omit not this opportunity of enjoying
themselves to the full bent of their desires
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KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE, RIVERS, ETc.-From
the Louisville Journal of the LIST inst. we extract
the following:
FRANKFORT, Dec. 30.-In the Senate, old off.
GERS elected. In the House of Representatives, nc
organization. Judge Robertson and Willis G.
Hughes, wings, and Groesbeck, democrat, nominal
ted for Speaker. Five ballots but no election
First ballot, Robertson, 90, Hughes "a, Groesbeck
30. After the third ballot, Groesbeck was with
drawn and Barlow put in nomination. Result OF
fifth ballot, Robertson 81, Hughes 81, Barlow 80
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 30-8 P. M-There has
been tremendous snow-storm Eastward
CINCINNATI, Dec. 30-S p. M-The river has
fallen two feet. The citizens are somewhat excited
about the cholera.
PITTsRURG. Dec. 30-S p. M-There are nine
feet water in the river and falling The weather
Is very cold.
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OHIO RIVER, ETC.-The river at Louisville
during the forty-eght hours preceding the night OF
the 3lst ut., receded three feet. There were SIX
teen feet water the Falls, and the banks of the
canal were still overfowed. The Courier of the lst
says" There was great degree of activity pre-
vailing along the levee on Saturday. All of our
packet boats were overrun with business, and left
here with big trips of freight and passengers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09

The MAMMOTH WEEKLY.-The number Of the
Weekly Crescent of Saturday evening, in addition
to the of the day, is rich in information
corning that American Ell Dorado-C California. 1t
also contains accurate map of the gold region.
As extra edition has been printed, copies may be
had at Mr. Morgan's Literary Depot, Exchange
Place, or at the Crescent Office, 95 St. Charles St.
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Memoranda;
Fancy Articles and Perfumery.

We have open Splendid Assortment Of New and Beautiful
FANCY ARTICLES,
selected expressly for this market, consisting in part of;
CARD CAsEs-Peari Shell, Silver, etc.
RETlCULEs-Slk and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES-A fine assortment, new styles.
DESKS-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc.
WORK BOxES-Ebony, Rosewood, Paper Mache, etc.
DRESSING CASES Ebony, Rosewood Paper Mache etc.
PORTFOlIOs-Leatherv Velvet and Papier Mache
ACCoRDEONS-Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOxES-ssen and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty ASSORTMENT
GOLD PENS-Of the first Makers Gold and Silver Cases.
JEWEL BOxES-Ebony, Rosewood and Papier Mache
CHESS MEN-Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES "A large assortment
oDEUR BOxES-From six bottles.
PAPETERlES- Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER, etc.
fANs-Of Pearl, Ivory Feather, Paper. Silk, etc.
PORTE MONNAIES-Of Shell. Pearl, Leather ETC.
CANES-Mounted with God, Silver etc.
UMBRELLAS-A superior article, made for u.s.
ALSO
fine stock OF PERFUMERY Combs Brushes Gloves Suspend
era Money Belts Shoulder Braces, Fine Linen
Cotton SHIRTS,
isl adp IN GUINNESS & BUSH, 1 2 Camp ST.
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A New SrEAMBoAT.-The Louisville Democrat
of the LIST inst. says" Capt. James Cockrell
launched his new boat at Fulton a few days since.
He has named her the D. B. Mosby,' in honor of
an eminent merchant of New Orleans. She will,
when finished, run in the Red River and New Or
loa frada
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE, ~ 81 30 N-LoNs1ruDx. 80 win Time. 81
Q Jared YESTERDAY:

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Milan, Manson New York. C.J. MeekeI
Ship Powhatan, Baxter, New York, Fosdick s. Bro
Ship Chss Chaoner. (Br) Vslpey, Liverpool. VIM: Mure
Brig Delta, Burkett. Nsw York, Wood & Low
Brig America. (Nor.) Stephenson, Trieste,
Brig sultano. (sar.) Porcello. Genoa. D. Lanata
Arrived Yesterday:
Bark Gov Hncklsy, Loring. Is days from New York. to
sohr e. l. Bowen. Roberts. day. from Key West. to
schr Monterey, Appleby days from Apalachcola. to
mastsr-cargo, l31 bales cotton-2d my.
Schr Gov. Bennett, Minor, days from Pensacola, TO
master.
sTEAMBoArs:
Princess No g. Sandfod fm New Carthage-1282 b. cotton
Uncle Sam, Baranco fin Bayou Sara-338 bales cotton.
Concodia vontagen, I'm Mkens Bend2o00 bales cotton
Mary Foley. Dalferes from Lafourche.
xesta Muggah FIN St Martinsville.
Wyoming Rogers FIN Pittsburgh
California, Reynolds, I'm M0bile-l64 bales cotton.
Oregon, Hiern, fm M0bile-16S bales cotton
T0wb0at Pat. Henry. Miller FIN the Passes
T0wb0at DE Soto, Kinney, I'm the Passes
Towboat Annawan, Davis, FIN the Passes,
Memoranda:
Towboat De Soto lowed down and IT, sea on the 3D. inst
bark Kezab and brigs Wilson. Clarion and Sid Hams
Towboat Annswan towed down and to sea on 4th inst
bark Rover brig Boston and scnr A. B. Chase
BEL0W-CoMIN0 UP.
Towboat Claiborne in the river, bound up; with bgs
and bark-names unknown
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New STEAMER. - The hull of Capt. Derning s
new boat, built at Murray's new shipyard, dropped
down to the lower landing, at Louisville, on the
3lst ult where the engines, etc. will be placed on
board. She goes into the ST. Loqj racket line,
when completed.
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OF The large and important sale by Messrs.
Beard, Calhoun & Co., commenced on Saturday
last, will he continued to-day at 10 o'clock, at Banks
Arcade. The sale will commence at Lot No. s, on
Levee street, between Washington and Sixth streets,
Lafayette and by reference to the photographic
plans, it will be seen that much valuable property
will be offered in the best parts Of the city of Laay
cite. The part the river is particularly desira
BILE, while that farther in the rear is admirably
located for private residences, diaries, or other
PURPOSES
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DAILY CRESCENT.
VIEW ORLEANS !:
.nzsnAY MoRNMa, yANuARY 9, 1e4o

rr A letter from our ever-welcome correspond
ent "Indicator," as well as the news by the Eu-
ropa and the opening address at the Lafayette
Theatre Ghyme), etc., etc., will be found on our
first page. On our last page, selected poem.
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W the latest cut? 81 iot NEW HAT
a aEs.-AaaC. BUNCEs No 30 Canal stree,
Ha II re beats the world at selling fine and fscc
s.u.o S 9sscnpnon Just his picture M tba nos
the river VI ~" Hsu mat has fallen into
and thsn 10 En- I us take smile at the Ger
rSSAses WIZ !" sk. ja8H
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Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels Yesterda,

ST. CHARLES DR.. sam. A Cartwright, Geo. j. Henry,
Nachez L. Mead, Mobile VIM. j. Hamilton, N. o. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scolay, ST. Louis D. Melville, A. sullman N. Y.
vERANDAH Alfred Norwood, Ala. B. Howell Bali-
more w. S. Pugh, La.
HEwLETT's ID. W. Goodrich, Olivia L. H. Church, o..
d. J. Ohio Willard, Texas.
PLANTERS. IA. j. Hitchcock, La. E. w. Hanna, La.
Freeman c. Ewers, Ala. B. W. Barnwe N. o. T. M Farrn
and LADY, La. l. K. Williams. Tenn; j. B. Lentor, N. O.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent, By VINCENT WILLrAMs
Proprietor Of the LqJaysss Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. Jan. 8. 1s49.-Anived, steamer Princess
with Beeves and Sheep. There is NO alteration in
quotations. Prices-Hogs. &c. y b; Sheep. % 5064
head Besves. &c. y b; Corn. 45750c. y bushel :
Oil Cake. 81 p 100 ID Hay. t140al5 p ton Oats 32c
bushe; Bran, 6017oc. y 100 h Mich Cows. s2505o
D head,
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~ Forrest is now in New York CITY.

s The Proprietors and Editors othe SUN TEMPERANCE
having found discontinue the publication paper
of the prevailing epidemic, request all persons
indebted them make immediate payment Mr.. MARK
BGNEY who is duly authorized TO collect all bills
Mr. Bgney will be attendance for lew days
Sale g. Co. II st. Charles street. las
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Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
BEARD. CALHOUN Co. will SELL at IL CLOCK at Banks
Arcade. Valuable Real Estate in the Second Munich
paity and Lafayette
MoRPHY MENUS will sell at 10 o'clock at No. 81 Maya.
zine street. Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, etc.
R. NJ ARMFIKLD will sell at the store of Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street. Dry Goods. Hats Boots Shoes etc.. with
out reserve. (eV- See Auction headJ
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
I11 NewMaterials Of the Attest Style

All Now M aterials Of the --latest style
--o0e----
~ propretors the Daily Crescent would respectfully
their friends and the public that they have added an extensive
JOB OFFICE establishments prepared y exc
all kinds printing the favorable terms, VIZ
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAM WE
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LAbING DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS; FOSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &c., &c, +.
in every style.
An msteria-Typ Presses ecar entirely new, and
the yerv --latest will enable their
work in manner not to surpassed this The Presses
from the foundry Messs R. Hoe Co.. Network which full
guaranty of their exceencehe type from the foun-
dries of Mess George and John T. White and has
been selected great adapt it to the business wants OF
this 90
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nT- The publication of the Wetumpka tAla.)
State Guard has been renewed.
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OF The editors of the Hagertown Torch Ligh,
and Mail, are about to start for California
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CUMBERLAND RIvER-On the 9th the river had
upwards of twenty feet water on the Shoals, and
falling slowly.
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DEATH OF MRS. WELLER-Mn. Weller, wife of
Col John B. Weller, died at the residence of her
husband, at Hamilton, Ohio, on the morning of the
18th ult, after lingering and painful illness.
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Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, etc.
RV MORpJV q, NEVTTIC

Hls DAY. Tuesday, JAM at 10 o'clockW be sold. at No.
L 81 Magazine
Bacon Hams Sides Shoulders Lard Sperm and Talow Candies
Soap Starch Coffee Tea Sugar. OIL Vinegar Brandy Gin, Whs
ky Rum, Madeira, Port, Clare Coias Raisins Bran
died Fruits, Segar, Tobacco Platform Scales etc.
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JOSEPH GALES, Editor of the National Intelligen.
cer.-The following sentiment, lately given by Col.
Benton at dinner in Washington, is very hand
somely expressed:
JOSEPH GALES: A man of head and ofhear-hesd to
the affairs OF nation heart that would fill the universe
with its kin dness,r
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TUESDAY MoRMxa. Jan. o. 1el9.
COTTON.-It would appear from the fuB accounts OF
the Europa received yesterday that tbs sales Of Cotton at
LIVERPOOL for the fortnight before hsr departure.
larger than represented ching 81 40 bales and making
gfaBd for the month of les 40 bales The quota
Orleans Mddns put mp to sd. and for Fair
10 d. In our market though Il a hojyday and the
weather rainy about $500 baiss sold at full
sEw-oRL1AHs cLAssIylcAT1oH. .,<a.s<
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HEALTH OF MoBLE.-Three cases of Cholera
were reported BY the Mobile Board Of Health on
the 9th inst
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CHILD LOST.
A LITTLE BOY. about four years old named RICH
of his parents on ST. Thomas street. Wednesday -
morning, the Sd inst The child had when he left fN
red plaid jacket and blue apron and without shoes
stockings. Amy leaving information of his where.
about at The of Mr. McGRATH on st. Thomas street
will confer a favor on his parents. JAG lit
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
- at the corner of Apollo and Felicity Streets *
t fall blood English BULLDOG perfectly 3I1&
white except small black spot on his nose. He-A
is about ten months old cared and has long tail He
had on leather collar. The above reward will be paid
extra trouble in getting him. [j93t+l JAS McCABE.
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Gs- General Taylor writes to Governor Johnson,
of Pa, in reply to an invitation, on behalf of the
people of Pennsylvania to visit that State the pres
ent winter, and says:
On some fit occasion of relaxation from my
public duties at the seat of government, / shall
make it a matter of duty and pleasure to visit you
at Harrisburg, and greet my fallowcitzens of that
city and such other parts of your city as may be
within convenient distance of it's
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09

ALBANY ARGUs-Mr. S. nj. Shaw, of the
Poughkeepsie Telegraph, has purchased an interest
in the Albany Argus, and becomes one of its pro-
prietors on the LIST of January next.
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.,.,sdDE DENTAL NOTICE.

ne, PEARsON informs ne p.lisata
tom } ! 8: . /: 4 b. fs..ess Yyyy>
20 veil FUoW~ md spprecstsd 3 ,son,e snume4sfine
an BLOCK TEETH ss particularly worthy Tie attsnsi!.
sais The ooamstslgss Of a Ofce d his rssdencs Ra
rppaS Strssf. nsaz Canal. a22p6.
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-VVV---
M arrI d.:

On Monday, LIST inst by the Rev. Mr. Monaghan Mr.. JOHN R.
DOHAN to Miss MARY ANNE KENNEY, both of this city.
On the LIST Washington, MISS TIE Rev. Mr.. Whieon
CHARLES M CHAMBERLAIN ESQ.,, of New Orleans. to Miss
HELOSE FORD, daughter of James Ford, of Adams county,
Miss.
On 9Th by Alexander Campbell JOHN CALHOUN
Esq., the of Beard Calhoun this ethyl Miss GOLDA
ELZABETH eldest daughter Of John Bach ESQ., Of FCeepo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-09

MAYOR OF LowELL.-Mr. French (democraf)
has been elected Mayor of the city of Lowell, by
amajority of ten.