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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-27
FOR OALITORNIA.

tFed ght for san Francisco
SMALL ln Of heavy freight for ballast and SINAI lot
"A Of LumbeI can be shiPped g California at very low
70 t' PssRASTPfs TRT 32Ras e co. made
MA lot - "a ', q Grsvis1 Street
-.FERa For California via Chagres.-T Tie vel
ss4E5a Captaiu Aud. will lsiTe as above on WED!
~ ~ s oih DefeempsL al . q c,ock, I n should
he stpr,zmo For freight passage apply board foot
PA - HYDE s. CGLEsBY, 1a POydras st
Calm passage go steeIsge, ness res with crew, sa5
81 For san Francisco, oalifornia--First Yesss'-
- TO Sail Oh Lezea4sr;-The fine f4st sailing cop.
has Ge1y all her cargo on board and will sail as ahoye-can
hangomeiI aaeommSdae lev NOR ea6in psfeasers II
" 7 TORY 81 BOGEBT &c Camp ST.
B24 or DEWEY l. CO. 81 Gfaviar St.
Is- Cabin passage. a250 =. S, selage also. -
<e1FoE California, via Chagle .-The new, FIST
a be disgatcned for the abov5 port 8 seen as sD
Gent number OF passengers are engaged For terms, apply
% ~ ~ j. W. aNBRE$s & 60 81 Conao1 st -
a. Fors anF raroisOo, California, Direct Eyeig1t
s fasi sailing s6ip RTJSSIA, Cspt E, hSynr
great portion Of he cargo engaged Williams quick dhpalOh
o b 8' fRas Rg5i RI sPN soG ~
~ For California yi9 qhagTefi ;ITlI splendid
sssss m sadeT viii leave f5T Chas res direct On MON
DAY, the 10th Decembor, at o'clatk,P. NJ.
In Saloon S5g Vg
10 5s3"e NH @ a. M
~ Ne tSEet seSpfea until pad Freight 40 cents
pg ns SSO'' LOOT G. p J. 1MERKER CO. IS Poydras st
go For ChagTes via II avana.-U. S Nal
SgSlfREfN Steamship CyHlpaRg, - TIE splendid NAL
4ss1E9s2A0 Steamship FALCON lOGJtonS bn,then, IL
II. j. II seHe, Y. N, commanding, viii leave tOI gha
gTes with the California and Oregon Mails, oR sAIGR-
from foot of St. m,Ey street. Lafayette.
RATEs OF PASSAGE ~.
IN Saloons to Chnsre Wy w
IN Lower CABIN .;...... % w
In Storage, and with CFeWstO Chagres,.., a %
Freight, 5J cents per cube 1905,
No Passage secured until paid Tor All Passage tickets
and orders to receive ghtmus be procured from the office
PARADISE, LAWRAsON & co, Agents,
81 GTavier street.
NIB Surgeon is attached the Falcon thereby always
securing good medical attendance TO her passengers NIL
4F7For San Francisco, California.-Tbe fine fast
SGdH sailing A l oeppe ed and coppsriasteued brig
Aaa2H=aA CLARlONJ Harris, master, having part Of her
engaged and going board, will have quick dis
patch This vessel has been newly coppeTe aud put in
complete order iO the voyage. She has splendid sate0O
gceummodaons for IL passengers and bouse on deck well
fitted for i6 second cabin messengers For balance Of
freight apply on board at post g. Second Mimi
r7 R, NJ. HARRISON & CO., IA Gravisr St
nesshge IN FIRST CaDln
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Protection Insurance COOf Hartford, Ct,
INCORPORATED 1925.
CAPITAL, 100000. Surplus Fund Of s5o0.G0
D. W. CL ARK, President.
WIN. CONNER, Secretary,

E0IItF NAHItAIb HlINL 1NIVVI AtIsFA9i-
20 No. 90 CAMP STREET.
TTNHE undersigned, having tees appointed Agent Gin
d place OF 7. A ADAns, ESQ TesigneJ,) Of the above
Old ard fayoraby known Company ia now prepared 70 in
sure the favorable terms against FIRE, NJ A
RINE. AND IN LAND RISKS.
All Loses VIII be promptly settled here prid in Hart
ford Conn, at the option Of the iuEuJedt
X Office. 50 Camp p'i sTeei T. Ia l'~' Sen
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- Hermann Lodge no. o. o. D., A.Y. a

- Hermann Lodge 10. o. o. D.. A. T.
H. unisf The jurisdiction ollle Grand Lodge OF LOUISE ga
,incrrEted Ia 1872 The Regular Heeings Of this = "
LdgS held On the and fourth ThurIlays Of n *
each alt-paEt O'Clock P. H. ia Fuendllip/ "
Hell No. 6 Ttfeg memberb Of the Lodges under
lg juliaan, aul oil uournrg tre hreut respectfully
VItsd to l5ly By order. HENRY SlhONs, W d.
~ ST. MichaeI's Benevolent Burial Society,"
Al meeting the above 60cy held at their Hail Vi St.
Joseph and Tch0upJuldl street, The night f the 25th The
following elected officers
PATRICK sHAUGhNEsSf .pTeI1ent
JAS CUGHLOb .......,.......... Vice PreSideLt:
PATRICK CARMEDY .,....... .TreasdreI;
BERNARD GlLLDOLY .-...... Secretary.
.... A copy from t1e
depg5 BARNARD GlLLuOLY .secretary
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TAR TOWBOAT LINE go.
AN9LO-SAXON. EFqeslA4s-.N
ANGLo-E oRMAtJ, sazsas1aaa

r,t.- In L. - Ar y " 1Aisl1 - MAN - III
pTes5y for the above business Of strength and with
powerful machinery. Anthrioite Coal is used Tor fuel
avoid burning the sails and nggngs Of vessels and free
than from smoke.
Arrangements made with other boats 10 agsist This line
in taking large ships over the bar when necessary
Shp-masters and shlp8wue will benefit themselves BY
paOnisng these boats lkey will Ob Dispatch as well
the greatest security lOr life and property. p2i
NewOtleans, Nov "a, 1919. j w. STANTON & GO.
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~ n TheTUSOUMBIA-F6r 81. Louis, Cairo
LssEaass7t JliLts's Point, Memphis, eiC.-The new,
- elegant and iast running passenger sleame
TUS UMblA Capt.J G. table, is now RECEIVING freight,
and WI leave tor the above and all intermediate landings
on THURSDAY, the 18th inst at o'clock. P NJ posi-
lively For freight passage having unsufpasssd accom-
modatnns, apply bnaTd foot Of pOydas rest or to-
HYDE N,QGI.ESBY, u POydrasu
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CARPENTERS AND SKATERS WANIED-Ap
~ ply at24 Notchez st., up stairs, at O'Clock. ms
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT - Pleasant -
II Furnished Rooms IN the large tWo-story nouBe fa
with galleries. at the corner Of 81 John and Pefddo ~
streets. ms
American Camel Coal at 75Cts. per Bib.
NOW landing at St Joseph street wharf cargo Of the
~ above. OF superior qualify, being all LUMP COAL
and perfectly clear and will be delivered at the above low
price, e of carriage, if spoiled for before being sent 10
yard, SPENCER FIELD,
Z n2h b Office % POydms gtrr1t.
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- \ For LOuisVilel UinCinnalil and Fitis-
LsaksAa5zt burg-O4 THURSDAY, The l9ti insaai, al
- O'clock NJ. p2sive ely The new, mani
heent passenger steamer WESTERN WORLD, a. NOT
ION master receiving freight and will leave above For
freight passage having pssed accommodations aD-
pig on'bOard al Poydfas street wharf. or tn
HYDE Il OGLESBY, n POydfG4 st
N. B--The Western World was builtExprsisy e a pas
sengeT packet for the above trade, and wtake freight for
enBhis. Padueah, Evansville, etc. ri
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~ II Lpu5l JlIIci sIlIIs7 uIn7s en-
lIAs5s ptis, ETC., etc.-The new very light df4ught
% 81 and fast running splendid passenger steamer
81. LOUIS, Jane HaIdsnbIOOk, masteT receiving
freight and will leave for the above and all Intermediate
landings TUESDAY. eth inst At O'Clock p n. For
height passage. apply board foot Of Lafay elite street
or 10 [n261 r. b. SMITH So WaFagine ST.
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OrIeans Thenfre,

t- Doors open at halt pest p IN. Performances vii
at bfeeiaelv. Tickets Is Cent?.
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~ - For St. Leuis, etcy-The new and fast lun.
IstsA-sft mag passzn ger steamer CON 5IlAU TON,
EaE1.E CIV. Cabie, master, Is now receiving fresh
and will leave above on TUESDAY, aIhinst, at
O'Clock Pm For freight pRs5age, apply on bard foot
of Leiayette sIeat o. % ....-..
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.LiRs-The A1eOppared
SEA FLOWER, Capt.
and will have quick dis
passage, having fine state
hoard at lower Pieayuns
IN Il CO., IA Gravief st
!. hudd, who viii forward
nl6
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FIRST MUNIcIPkLIFY OOUSCrL-vA special meeting OF
this body hei last sveaiar Recorder snoi in
the oha and twelve members answered Ia their nsmes
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LRtkssf fore, GreePuo0d, Marion, Ya-ro Cityy "a
g. tdrtid. PieksbHrg, 6fa7dc;liif aHd al plan
tgtlORs he elegant aud swtit Tulniag passenger eT
MEDGRA, Capt g. w. Powell, is now renewing fteieh-
and will positively leave "a above WEDNESDAY. ta
18th Instant at O'Clock p For freight passage, ap-
ply on board foot OF anal ST.. or to
nQT BIJTt,ER N MOORE, As Poyiif3,s =
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RI 4. o. S, Mali Steamer oIRCIFEATUs-
Lesfs.4{a For Cincinnati. addison 1nd L.nafsuHe-
G5zssst-H On ~ ELN ESDAY, 28lh inst, at 4 clock
Aggy I'VE Eew ish drsught passenger steamboat
CdSClNh AfUS. J. GOOdi0e, m9steT, is receiving
freight and will dave above. For freight passage
having. unsurpassed accommodations. eppg board, at
POydfas street wharf. or to.
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w. a. U. S. Aau SEN WESf-F0r Pfttsbgrg
sHsSS WheetiHg, P0It mouth Addison and Louis
1H5asa1 UiAs,1-Oq THURSDAY, the 18th instant. at
10 clock The light drauFht and very fast running
steamer BEN WEST. j. Dags, master. is receiving
freight and viii leave above. For eEht hsv-
ing superior aeeOmmo leens appg hoad, 81 PoFdTas
what OF 10 HYDE & OGLESBY, - PoydTas Il
81 The p W, drawn OnH a inches water, pnd wiN 60
direct 70 PiitshuFg. naF
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NEW FALL GOODS.

G. YALE, JR., 81 Co.,
RI MAGAZINE STREET,
Are receiving per steamer Falcon and other arrivals
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found complete assortment of
Plain Plaid, Striped and WateTed BLACK SILKS: Fan
ey, Figured Chsngeable and Broch6 Silks, latest style
ColoTed Satins White and Black do. COoTed and White
GrOs d'Afique Cord6 and Glaze Silks; COlored Flor
enees Black Grape White and COOred do Grape LiSlei
Illusion ETC.
Black, Plain and Printed CashmereS and MOuIseine de
LANES Black BOmbszne; Alpaca Lustres GinghamE,
and variety of new style Dress Goods
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss and Book MUSLINS; TaTletanS; Cambria !
Jaoonets; Bishop Lawn Linen Cambria; Striped and
Pald Cambro Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded Skirts
Fancy Nets, etc.
LACEs AND EMBRoIDERTEs.
Thread Laoes and EdgngS Lisle and Muslin do do
bObDn and Silk do. do. JacOnet and Swiss Trimmings
Embroidered Capes, Collars Cuffs and MantilIas Lace
Wells Lace FlOuncing; Embroidered L. c. Handler.
chiefs; Rvlerc and Hem stitch do Tape and Plain Bor.
deTed do Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties aud Haudkerohsfs
Gentlemen,s Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats
SHAWLS, SCARFS AND SILK MANTIILAs,
A complete assortment of Ladiev' and CentIer,en5s
GLOVES all kinds' Silk Cotton and .VVoolen no
SIERY Steel Beads Pure Silk Sewing Sink: Zenbvr
WOstei Pins Needles Pearl Buttons Oil SILK VbaIe
bones; Black and colOTed SILK PRINCES and TRIM.
MlNGS; Linen Tape and BObbius; Stay Binding ;
Green and Blue Baege for Wells Hat and Ribbon Wire
9''a" 0O'"' '''' STRAW GOODS.
China and Rice Pearl Rutland Cobourg Berlin, Aladdin.
Palnila, English Split Straw, Tuscan Braid and Devon
BONNETs; Bonnet Frames, Crowns and Tips New
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS; full assortment
of Plain, Satin and Taft Ribbons, all ooO and numbers
ARTIFICIAL LOWERS-Fre Bunohes WreathG,
etc. sll OF which viii DO sold at the Lowest Cssh POos
Q, VALE, ill., Il co., u MagaaIaa u,
taBS sadaBtool be.TssR G6mmbs aEa Gis'iei 10,
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TOBACCo.-A sale Of SO hhds. was made. of which IS
A. and r. at SIC. Q D.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-rhs b1snes in Sugar
confined 80 hhds- at 41z65e. for good Con-
to Prime. Of MOsEss about loo bbl. sold al a
l9241zc. p gallon.
FLOUR.-PiceE continue steady, with only modetzto
demand. Nearly 1900 bbs sad Of which $50 bb Illinois
At "a 70 500 do at "a 81 800 do Fine at "a I22 100 bb
Illinois. light weight at "a TO- snd several smaller lots
CORH-Saet barely 1850 sacks mostly green and infe-
iOT, at f35Oe and lot Of prime white at 53c p buss
HAYDN bzles ordinary Western sold al sl4, and 500
d. prime Eastern at SIS p ton.
PROFESSIONALISM sales Of Pork were mostly in small
lots at 90 62S for Mess, aud IS az for Prime Nothing
done in Bacon. Of Lard 90 bs Dr1s sod the LsEss
at 81 40 d. at ire same and 2s7 kegE at SIC. b.
GUNRY BAGS-sO. 900 in bales brought 1910. each.
SALT.-A cargo OF about 1890 bushels Turks Islsad
sold at 30c.. to arrive.
WHnsKY.-A lot Of 100 bbls. Dextsf's sold at &c. 50
bbs Raw at the and few small lots Of Rsctifed a.
221zc. gallon.
ROPE-1sQ coils prime Missouri Rope brought SIC. cash
EXCHANGEs.-Limited transactions at former quo
tatiOns
FREIGHTS-He new engagement reported.
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List of vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Corrected eVsrp morning espsciagJor IAs CrsseeRt
[Notsn the First municipality isslgnasd in following
table mi 81 the Nos the Railroad and
In the Second m2 the Nos above the Steamboat Land
No being kabua Landing -ln the Third tm3 the Nos.
e na-Loal ana down. No heinE EeL EhAl
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAYAYKTTE. Wednesday, October ZIP n
Arrived per steamer Savanna, 20 Cows and 40 Calves
Der Chancellor 93 Cow and q Calves end small drove o
We have no change TO report Today and quote
the ruling prices foows;Bsef Cattle, Of choice dcp-
tion 5zD6c , ID inferior 2%c. and upwards. Hogs.
3l34l4c Sheep. 81 759a2 70 head....- Mich
Cows S210 $40 p head ROASTING Pigs, 75c "a 81 co.
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FIsE.-A fire broke oat bboa 0pOck last evening in
cooper shop on Sc Mays street. Lafayette Che sVss.
Our emeH the spot and with those Of La
syes succeeded in cOnnHg the flames to tie shop which
totally consumed. The damage is trffiing.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


COTTON-Thers were several buyers in the Gotten
ket yesterday and sales Of about $500 bales made in
Guiding one list Of 40 bales Prices without farther
change.
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Inc Best Opportunity Of acquiring this Useful
idiOm is non offered.
Mr. EUGENE EsDRA will his French Evening Glasses
A as a sufficient number Of scholars obtained.
M pupils aud those wishing Join his Glass, invited call aud
For further pq5culars apply his Office No Is Dunean Build
~ Nj E. teaches Double Entry BOOK KEEPING attends To
f opening adjusting and closing Of Books the French Eng
, nv l..uaullls I'M
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Per steamship Globe from BrazOs St. Jago-Mn. Maoksy
and family two Masters Tracy F. Mataes aud family Dr.
Gardner MsssTs p SaTtOse. c. Dsyal. HeIdenhem, R. B.
Kingsley N. Wade, ]. San Roman. HarTisOn F. Byatt
j. j. Connolly VIM. Young, ODOWd, Jacobs, J. Level f..
lmpY. Thos. @. Addy, Carpenter.
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MoRNING. OCTOBER g

Tag WEATHER--The weather during the last three OF
four days merits particular cOmmsndation 1t is worthy Of
the bamy South and gyes some real experience Of
To our physical sense-which yey kind Of the
aftcleths weather infinitely preferable the chilling
blasts that into the vas with the keen edge Of
razor, and which sppreeiable last week Now
windows may be opened with aety. and the psOu who in
adveenty leaves door ajaT does not h6ES uttered
hsma for his pains. However November and frost are
coming, and so Is Chrstmas
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LlrrrUup .g9 81 aN.-LoEaIrgpE 80 win Tins. "a

Cleared yesterday:
Steamship Yacht Thompson, Brazogs Iago, via Ssves-
ton, HarrH = MORAN
Bark Rainbou Jackson Mareilles John Alexander
SehT Patsalaga MiiiFan Pensacola, T. g. Twichsh
Arrived YsstOFdays
Steamship Globe Place. from BRACES st. Jago, 2st Inst TO
SchT Ella scheIhbsek, days tom PensaeOar to master
Basin.
aTEAMHnATas
Oregon Hem. from Mobile
eek Scott, Swon. from Memphis-A329 bales cotton.
Chancellor Bacon. from LOuisvie-z55 bales C0u0n.
Savanna FutOn from Cincinnati
South America, Logan from Cncnnati-55 bales GOTTEN.
Creole Wilson from ShTeVepOTt-S6 bales cotton.
D. b. MOshy, KefGheval, from Mon gOmery-b0o BIS cotton
f. NJ StreCk Streck. from DOna idsOnvIle
TOwbOat Hercules, Brown, from the Passes
BELOW-COMING Up.
Ship Mary Glover, and two Iehs0ReIs-names unknown.
Memoranda:
The steamship Globe made the from Baz0s ST. JagO
to the Southwest Pass in IS hours, and 0the city in 50
hours Reports that the sehI. Heroine left the BazOs, for
this port, tho 10th inst.
Steamer Chancellor left Louisville on the 18th INST Re
ports heavy rsus that place. and the sill rising.
Len in port loading for New Orleans, steamers Western
World New World, Gen. Lafayette, Dove, Moro Castle,
Forest MOnach BOstona Com. Perry, and Alex. Scott,
Passengers:
Per steamship Globe from BRACES St. Jag0MTs. MaokeY
and family. two Masters Tracy, Mstae5 and family Dr.
Gardner AIessn P. SaTtOs. c. Dsyal, Hsldenheim, r. B.
Kingsley NJ. Wade, j. San ROmain Harmon, Z. Byatt,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
-o@A-
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
CORNER or B.4RO6JVE MD PoYDR.4S SITS,
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO Mr. CHARLES.
SOLE Ltssee and Manager, Mr. JAMES g. CHARLES; Stage
~ Manager Mr. NAYLOR; Treasurer, Mr. GAIsFORD Doors
before Curtain precisely quarter
lore O'Clock .P TiceB Of Admission. Dress Circle and
Paquee SO Cents Second Tier p Cents Cooed BoSe 50 Cents
COod Gallery Is Cents EVENING Thurray, per-
foInances will commence with
The IRISH EMBAssADOR.
Alter which, 4 Variety OF ENTEETAiNMFIN T sl''is'
To conclude with ALADDIN, Or THE WONDER VI LAMP.
Aladdin, Miss Verify Princess Miss Hubbard
Ching Foo Mr. Marks Zobede Miss McCorI
LLoYD's GREAT TROUPE OF SABLE HAIR.
...-. - MONISTS
AVE ARRIVED and respectfully 20 tle citizens
II NewOHeans that they will THREE Of their Grand, Unique
and Fashionable CONCERTS, Rt the
st, Louis Ball Room,
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
October a. rs and &C. 1919. This laramed and talented Band
sists of the following peromer who sngy or in
conjunction, CHALLENGE THE WORLD!
hF. WIN. p, CHAMBERS,
Mr.. VIM ROARK,
Mr.. R. MOORE,
Mr. ]. MILTON FOANs,
Mr.. A. WESTON,
Mr. WIN. WHITNEY.
tB- Doors 7. Performance balEpss
81 Tickets 80 For sale all the principal hotels
the door on the evening Of the performance.
~ For farther Particular, see bll1 Of the day. ga
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Brooklyn Warehouse COMPANY.

II ME ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
- ~ IERs Is called to the Brooklyn Fire pr0qf Ware
houses az the Point opposite New Orleans for the receipt
81 HToauce from the West and Merchandise from the
NO Intended ior eshpment Having 1900 feet frontage
on tne RIVER with wharves front of the WRTehousas bv
winch goods are Immediately conveyed without drGyage
the dlschaglng Of Steamers and loading of Sims Chsee
are Xed at very low rates. Gas per tariff and every accom-
shs YPPe C0G1t being the wish Of Company 10
Persons interested in the transmitting of o IN
.N6l1 Orleans. THAYFR 4 TX ''5tS StteeI
r. +. NICHOLS. " iON 80 % s. So
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NO. Is CAMP SIRE

- M NO. 5 CAMP STREET.
/ W. DOLBEAR Wil continue TO receive New
y Pupils IN WRITING during the entire Fan II
and Winter Pupih from 50 years uge are ErS ls4
taught TO write good business style a short time.
TT Hoars-sto II A. NJ, 40 ?. NJ and to
g ut night.
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! Unicorn ....a..S2,
/ Vieksburg. ..... 81
/ VIM PeTris -. 81
! Wm. v. Kent .2l,l
! York ....-.-.,.D,l
! York ........... 81
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I .ANDlNG-Ex ships Atlantic Amulet, Kentucky and
IL Vicksburg-
C0dfsh-9U0 boxes:
BuckWhsdt-r55 packages;
BHtteT-Yl kegs Orange County Butter:
CheeSe-lb boxes Pine Apple and English Dairy;
.BgCksrGt-93 packages No | MsckeTsl;
SdLmOR-23 packages; and Herriugs No l.
...SUNDRIES IN STORE.
Teas-250 packages Green and Black Tea;
COfee-4O bags Hhvana, Java and Mocha;
Hams, Beef and Buffalo TOnguei;
SGrdiRsS-7 cases fresh
Sptu Peas, and Fulton Market Beef;
O,t-7OO gallons Winter bleAohed Sperm;
SOdpS-Castls and Family Soap:
StGrch-75 boxes Co gates Pearl Starch;
yhuStaTd-French, English and Kentucky Mustard;
CUTrdHts-'2 casks Zante CnHants;
Clarified SHgGr-28 barrels
NutGRegS and Mdce-375 tb fresh;
Satt3IO packages Table, in bags and boxes
HdRdeS-SpeTm, Star and Patent Candles;
Pepper, Gloves and Cassia
Erooms, Clothes Pins and Lines:
ateWGrG' Loaf and Crushed Sugar,
Fiulss ADJ Dan Sage Oheesal
5ss UHARIiBs sTOU8hT0N N Gbml g.
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CALHOUN ARaUMENT.-Elzabeth Calhoun not being
able 70 convince Maria Murray certain point proceeded
to striking demonstrations. For this assault she was sent
Yesterday BIZ Recorder before The F District Court
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RICO DER GENOIss COURT-A few cases wefe dis
posed Of Yesterday follows James ThOmpsOn for hsing
decidedly drunk, was allowed to get sober and then die
mssed with timely warning John Jones, most inco
ngbe vaRIant having been suspected Of pursuing his old
occupalon wonld have been To the Work house but
the otceT could not Bd him Yesterday Of his
toned hauuts A little excitement existed in the Court
ean being strongly entertained that he had drowned
himself, Ellen Mcfafh attacked with unemRine
city another female occupant Of house IN Treme street.
The Recorder adudgsd that each had the elephant
discharged the hcGTath Warrants were issued against
the following parties and they had obey the stern hehes
therein contained John Casey for threatening to Kill The
mate Of the steamship New Orleans. Robert Peus OF
Peuy ehaIged with stealing boots eRd shoes from the ship
DlOgene enthe 18th Peter CorT accused Ofsteaing
clothing from board the steamboat Laona aud also
taking from the place cotton book which unfUuu-
nateg for Peters prospects Of speedy release found
upon hin, showing that he had been hooking and mistake
THIRD MUEiCIEALrTY.-No business Of especial moment
was transacted in Recorder Settlements Court yesterday.
There incident in the Old Third" disturb the
harmony Of the population Of that subuf5sr district Of 10 in
tefes with the quiet TepOse Of the guAdsns Of tho peace
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-25

PICK POCKET.-Miehae Connolly, for picking drunken
man pocket the Levee, Tuesday evening" sent
to the work house in default Of sufficient testimony com
nit him To the parish prison.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-25

AsskULT-John DOnusfy was required to find bail yes
teday 20 the sum Of 5eOtO keep the John had
Bauted Susan CFageT.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-25

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
ID AN AWAY from the subscriber about the 18th inst
~ the slave MILllY about 20 yeaB old, and about q
feet, inches high. She is light-cOOTed- Ia
quick throwing her arms about when waking-hss S6N
la chest, with teeth wide gpart--haT cut short she
had Ok EbsH che lt blue C0ltauade IOck, bpnBad IN
hgal Whoever viii fegfR hat 10 noe, o. 9dks heI Ia any
j6l Vh ely, viii De RRld the Allows q ward -,
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