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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-30
DEATH or MIR. BELKNAp

y, me disease which terminated in the denih
y, rr beIknnp, presented to his Uivyirtrrtr
SUI" PHENOMENA, Ms to render post mor,em
sN"n"hNton desirable. We understand lhnt
,'s'oI 'Ie tlscern were found iu sound
, NV. ahd That the seat Of the disease WINS The
ee" aod the>stomacl; tho spleen. the tiluc
i..7 d winch nre not, we believe. well un-
e s,.s'ooh, being very much swollen and nj
nv, eu' and the stomach diseased through.
n, peiRnnp was native of Vermont--n
,1, VI uncommon activity and energy. and
,os. urged forward in his extensive soporn.
,fan,,I uy tpe strong impulse of amhition
,Lgu'o'ed by very remarkable success. Ills
he t 'eSs was proracted, and before his dentb
ed business had become so much emborrpss.
ham, w. 10 lead him 10 put his properly INFO the
ias ,, VI nssignees, Tho. assests and tiabiI;.
srgS Of AS estate are both Understood to be
" Inc travel 10 the White Mountains
90. No,''inenced, and large numbers ofvisjt-
e Nh Principally from the South, have passed
H," w. 'ne pure mud cold regions of the New
hampshire hills ''','''"
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a. FR E,s COTT SONS
AT CON CORD, nh.
STiLL continue to Manufacture

>
y y ID L y lsG y 81 y 6 q 81 u
81 - u Gr.b u a. AZ So
Of various sizes and atyles, whiclsfor durability
and quality o tone they warrant superior to a.
ny others manufactured
BY their recent improvements they have
succeeded liz removing the sharp hissing tone
soigcuetally produced, and in It's stead, give u
round, smooth, flute lkc. tone, that may be
listened to 10y thevmost delicate ear, With adj
mration.
Prices for MELnDIANS from $50 to $40
with and without legs.
SERIPHINES from 800 10 l0Ofor 8 octave.
and from $l2O to 10, . and oetappa, dauh!a
Reed. Reed Organs Se5e TO $500.
Qtders by Mail will be promptly answered
--NsrRuMENTs MAY nj onrAiSrp or
.BRlNsMAiD " BRoTllERS, Burlington, VI
TOWN * HALL, MoapeLRr, W.
JEFFERSON BUTLER, ST. Juhnshary Gen.
ire, VI.
april, lei9. Gl2mG 2
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fremont and Old Colony
NAILS.
fENIlE s.bser'bers have been appointed 4
D. gents iog selling tic

VIZ fsbserbrfs have been appointed 4
D. gents Tor selling tho
TREH9.NI iE0N cos N4ILS,
aud respectfully usk 90 dealers ,o,ealIand.rx
Maihc Them at STORE No. ~, SrArr 81
BOSTON
The pflyr these Na;js CT termination. b.
Vie fu'lra! belief that they are the oo.i ben.
feet 10 1ll fy'Pcctu Of any ever produced 10,
sale ia thc United States.
They aie also Agents for the sulc Of thr
OH COLONY mos CO.'S A:IILS,
the reputation Of which hos been long Grml,
established.
. They deal IN POT aud PEgEL ISUES.
and have always on hand a superior quality
for retailing NM THOMAS q. 90 70
hustur, lunt 8l-lS4!l.- G22u3
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The Markets.
RlGHTON MARKET, Thuradny,

bNANil ! Wv NAN iNN y uAihAhN SuHN -
Reported for the Traveller. .
At market, $50 bcefcattlc, "a pairs working
oxen, 81 eows md calves, 1900 sheep and
Lambs, $50 swine
beet Extra, 1910 LIST quality, 6,5o
Cd do, o. 30 do, sJi 9Th, $50
OAcn-G Y, 90, 100 and lO6.
Cows and Cnlves--Sl9, Y, %, II dHt Sytt
Shcrp.a and Lambs %, ., $50, and g..
Swiuc--G 20. Retail from % a73, Spring
pigs DO retail On ID
BOSTON MARKET June, %
BEEf -EStra mesa, ~, 30 II 90; Mess,
1850 1900; No. ], II 90 On 90 prime, city,
go alQ QOi navy lp 90 90 90.
PORK-ENtru oleNg--t;+Ae 90 90; clear,
~ 90 y II 50 mess 10 BOA II 90 prime II 90
900
LARD-Boston Ga II souibS west, GA a
BUTTER---store l34 l6,shibping IL 10
family 30 "a %.
.CIiEESE-ncw mil, :, four meal 3 8,
shipping 6 az
FLOtR-Iiowprd street q n o 90, Ohio,
i,7j u 600, Gcncsee, com brands, 800 GOO;
Gcnegce, fancy brands, 90 600
yellow, round, 90 a 90, Hat 0QQ 60,
white 90 lS.,
oATS-southcrn, 30a 81 northcrnilO 90,
eastern; ~ a %.
wool -- Thprr ia , etoBtlv deu,,uI Gar . a.,
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TQEARMERS & DAIRY,MEN.

A NTHONY q EMERSON'S PATENT
: DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY GllUltN
, PArtNrkp JAS, ., l-ig La bringing this ct.
tretual and simple Churn into use, tic propsf
rtnr5, feeling confidence Ia ils papalilitics, do
not hesitate 10 pspnouucc Il uc best chuu,
ever offered To the public This chutn 10 ou
exhibition at the agency,
.! BEoAp SERAEr, CT STAIRS, BosroS.
And IN order 10 convince the incrcdulouH and
satisfy the curions, ar noeiro o'cl0ck dadH
n CHtRNLYG UfLL BE MADE
The public are Invited TO call and examine
the machine, and see It's utility tested II com.
bncs the following valuable qualities
lst. II produces butter in essiimt than my
other churn, making II aud gathering II FROM
sweet milk in from thee Ia eight minu,es, and
from cream IN much less time.
2d. 1t produces more butter from ftr sumo
omounto OF milk or cream, than the ordinary
method, AS It does its work in more thorough
and scientific manner. q
ID. Ii Is the cheapest and most convenient
chnrn cgor invented, involving The true phil.
osoPh,ea principles of butter-making.
'Itl- New mAk, after being rLurncd, Is
rwcVt aud suitable for family use.
jibs IastcAd.rf feeding the calf with mill,
drect from tho oow-ehurned sweet milk will
---+.-I-..s E.a-n-B BY thin uInccAa the
butter IL all profit,
We offer il upon the following terma.-lr
the rhurn does not prove as recommended, Il
may be returned, and the money will be rc.
funded
We have constantly on hand and for snlr,
five different sizes, 50. 81, 50, Sc, and SIP.
capable OF churuing at one time, ~, ~, 5A,SlO,
aud 20 galluns Of milk ur cream Also,
cAurns of any size made to order.
Exclusive country tights TO manufacture
and sell in the States of Maine, New Hump.
shiFc, Vermont, Massachusetts, aud Rhode Is,
land, for sale a. about the rate OF one hundred
-dallaEa for zach L. 900 lnhnbitnntR
a discount OF, Twenty-Five per cent tO5 c7gEi,
Is allowed 10 the trade.
All oruG5s, postage paid addressed to ths
Subscribers, viii be promptly attended to-
6I7w9 JONES &" Gu RTIS,
81 Broad strcot, Cup staifs,( Boston
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REMOV !EI

~ HALL 90. would repeatedly ~.
80 form Their numerous pairDnuf that ihfy
have removed from triT old stand o. on clf-
CANT and onmmEdi0uH buildiHR four doors
snuth Of the Hotel, where they arc constant
H. Iur|r g'f-HF #-rrrrrrfrr-u-f
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gsM1.m1A&&Ga

AZ Norwich, june 9Th, by Rev. J u BuAlct
Mr. LEWIS DurtoS,condurtur on the CONNECT
ieul and Passumpsic railroad, to Miss MANY
K. IILnry, of Norwich.
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THE CHOLERA.

THIS disst1e, we regret 10 perceive, IL on
The increase Ia many places. For tho week
ending June -, there were i73 deaths IN n.
Y.Chy Orrhis number l52 died Of chole-
"a.
There were five eases Of Cholera aud two
deaths in Richmond, Saturday last Tho
whole number Of deaths from the Cholera IN
Tint city since May IL dhy lwo.
Al Cincinnati, tho inlermeun during tho
- hours ending At noon on tho 25lh inst,
reached ono hundred and twenty, Of which
eighty four were deaths 10y Cholen,
Tho deaths from Cholera NJ 81. Louis, on
SATURDAY and suudny last, numbered 25G,
which i large increase.
The Board Of Health Of Philadelphia, at /
o'clock on tho ed, reported Gvo eases Of A.
State cholera ~ having occurred during tho
previous twenty four hours Two deaths.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

AMERICAN THEATRE-For the last two nights
this house has been crowded to excess by the admi-
Of Mr.. Booth. On the occasion of his benefit,
last evening, he appeared as Cass'us in 6 Julius
Cesar" supported by stronger cast of the other
characters than at present be made from any
other dramatic company in the United States-Mr.
Janison as Brutus, Mr.. Charles as Mark Antony,
Mr.. Green as Casca, Mr.. Kingsley Julias Cesar,
Mrs. Pope Portia, and an admirable distribution
of the numerous other characters
Booth acted beautifully, especially while among
the conspirators; and in the celebrated quarrel
scene, Mr.. Jamson's Brutus most praise
worthy performance-his defence capitally deli
vered. Messrs. Charles, Greene, and the other
performers, all acted well, and the numerous
crowded scenes were arranged in manner whic h
reflects the highest credit upon the management.
We are pleased to see that Mr.. Booth is reengaged
for few nights more during which he will appear
in some of his favorite parts--to-nght as Othello
with Mr.. Jamison as IdgO. The attendance will
be great.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

ORATORS OF THE AMERICAN REvoLUTIoN--
We have received from d. Woodruff & CO., SO
Camp street, an elegantly printed and well bound
volume of the above title, by E. T. Magoon. We
csnnot better commend The work to the patronage
of the public, and particularly to the younger por-
ton of il, than TO mention that it contains well
executed photographic portraits Of such distinguished
orators and patriots as Alexander Hamilton, James
Ons, John Adams, Patrick Henry, Thomas Adds
Emmett, VIM. Writ, Fisher Ames, John Hancock,
and Others not less known to glorious fame, with a
biographical notice of each, containing historical
details and extracts from their oraons and speeches,
which will tend to elucdate the peculiar eloquence
of each Of the departed heroes and statesmen treated
of In the work
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

ST. CHARLES THEATRE-The lovers of Shaks-
peare will have rich treat this evening at the ST.
Charles, in the representation Of" Henry IV"-the
jolly fat knight to be personated by Mr.. Hackett,
character in which he has no equal on either
side of the Atlantic. Mr. yandenhoff will play the
part of Hotspur, in which character he greatly
excels; in fact he is a deserved and growing IA
vorite in the Crescent City. For the afterplece
"Dr. Dlllworih," in which those two sterling
comedians, Chppendae and Fuller, will appear,
and keep the audience in perfect good bumor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

BALLS Let there be music and dancing and
joy, said some one On the occasion of great VIC
tory. We commend the sentiment, and delight in
seeing it put in practice on all proper occasions
We see thai Mr.. J. P. Brooks, who is practical
philosopher, thinks as did the distinguished indi
vidua alluded to, and has made extensive prepara-
tons for carrying out the idea, in the series of
society balls advertised to take place the Armory
Hail. The first will be held tonight, and we doubt
not that '' fair ladies and brave men" will make
the most of the occasion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

STIcKNEY's OLYMplc-Our readers will bear
in mind that this evening is set apart for the benefit
of MIR. O'Connell, the celebrated Taftooed Man,
who for the past Two weeks, has been delighiing
the patrons of this popular place Of amusement,
with his extraordinary agile performances. In ad-
dition to selection of entertainments, sufficient to
cram every part of the house, a great and exciting
race is to come off upon this occasion, being for
bet of $500, in which the beneficiary is to pick up
fifty apples, and besides performing many other ex-
traordinary feats-turn round three hundred times
walk a mile, and all within the space of six
minutes. We do not wish to call in question the
capability of O'Conne, to perform what he pro-
poses, but we merely remark that seeing is be-
lieving," and when we see it, why-Uerbun sap.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

SHIPS FOR CALIFoRNIA.-It will be seen by re-
ference to our advertising columns the ship Arch
itect Capt. Gray, sails from this port for California
on Thursday next. She has full cargo and as
many passengers engaged as she has accommoda-
tons for We congratulate the passengers on hav
ing SO able and gentlemanly an officer in command
a. Capt. Gray, Mr.. c. J. Meeker, who sends this
vessel out, has now up for San Francisco, direct,
the bark Touro, Capt. Low. The Touro is clipper
built and one of the most beautiful crafts in our
harbor Capt Low, who is favorably known to
our community as first officer of the steamship Fall
con, was some years since, a long time engaged in
the Paci trade and this, in connection with his
reputation as a seaman, and his urbanity of man.
nes must commend the vessel to the seekers of the
new FL Dorado. -
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Valuable Edition of Standard Works.

A NO. IA CAMP STREET
n Carey Hars Bitnh saysts vols Svo., half calf
gilt AsOns History of Europe Paris edition; 10 vols. in
five: half morocco.
Selections from the Edinburgh Review vols, in three do
Shakespeare So half calf extra back; Campbel's edi
ton London.
Byrons Woks svo half calf gilt extra Murray do. do
Cunnnghams Gallery; vols Svo. calf, gilt.
Smo let's Works half ca f. gilt.
Gee os Life and Letters ; 8vo half calf, gilt.
Wits ons Josephus svo. Edinburgh edition half calf
gilt extra.
Blairs Lectures on Bellies Lettres; London edition.
Lives OF Emaent Persons (from the Library of Useful
Knowledge)
Coeridge's Bographa Litersra vol Svo half calf
Leands Transactions of Demosthenes's Oraons svo. ;
half cali.
Lady Moniagues Letters; vols. svo Paris edition half
ca gilt
Cannings Speeches svo. half calf gilt
Listers Life Of Clarendon 3vos Svo London edition.
Italians Middle Ages; vols 8yo. ; Paris edition
Hallams Lii eratue vols. half Paris edition.
Th,ers,s French Revolution 2 vols half morocco.
Ivinss Select Wo'ks; vols Svo full calf Paris edition.
lust received and for sse the New Orleans Staoners
Warehouse. tjal5 81 J. B. STEEL. IA Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

SALE OF Law Bookstore of the most extern
sye collections of law books in the city, is TO be
found at Woodruff Co.'S, 50 Camp street. The
list of works is udiciously selected, and comprises
all the books necessary for student or proficient
in the legal profession Those young gentlemen
who are prosecuting their studies would do well to
call at Woodruff & Co.'S, and supply themselves
with such works as they need. They will find
there treaises every branch Of the law, inclod-
ing the standard works which no lawyer should be
destitute Of See advertisement in another column
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

YOUNG MEMS ANNIVERSARY BALL.-It will be
seen by our advertising columns, that the young
men will give an Anniversary Ball on the nth OF
this month We understand Mr. Clay has accepted
an invitation to be present, and we advise the
young gentlemen to look out sharp, or the illus
rious Harry of the West" will carry off the
palm In gallantry with the young Creole beauties
all other hearts have 10 yield when he is present.
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Married

Sunday morning. nst Rev. Mr. Passavant, Mr..
FLOYD NJ REYNOLDS, of Wesburgh, Va, Miss ANNA E.
LEES, Of lbervile Parish, La.
Greenfield Mass Thursday, the 2lst ul the house of the
Hen. R. E. Newcomb, by the Rev Dr. Strong, WILLIAM A.
THOMPSON ESQ., Of Buffalo, N. Y, Mss LAvlNA u. NEW
COMB Of Baton Rouge La daughter of Francis D. Newcomb
Wednesday evening, the 27th u, Mr. CHARLES F. MIX to
Miss ROBILLARD both OF the parish Of Pointe Co1pee
Thursday 49, u Joseph Heard Esq,
by John C. Foreman j. p Dr. WIN. R. NORTON, Mrs MARY
ANN CORNELIUS, both of East Baton Rouge.
On Thursday, the 4h ns John R. Duocq, Mr. ELIAS
RIGGS JOHNSON, OF
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SrEAMAoAT SUNK.-The St. Louis and Illinois
packet Pekin while descending the Mississippi on
the night of the lst., ran into some floating ice,
when about eighteen miles above ST. Louis, and
sunk to the boerdeck. Boat and cargo a total
oss-no lives lost.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

"WHAT / SAW IN CALIFORNIA" We have
received from the publishers, D. Appleton & Co., a
copy of the above work, being Journal of tour
by the south pass of the Rocky Mountains across
the Continent of North America to California, bv
Edwin Bryant. 1t is for sale by ]. B. Steel, IA
Ca mn street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

PANORAMA OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIvER-Ths
splendid picture continues open every evening this
week. One can see it again and again with in
creased delight, discovering new points of beauty
at every visit. We strongly advise strangers to
improve the opportunity now afforded of seeing
work acknowledged to be three times the extent of
any other painting in the world
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LocALs.-See third page for City News, &c.

The CHoLERA.-Tbe epidemic with which our
city has been afflicted is at an end, we believe.
Indeed the Board of Health announced more than
week since that the cholera had lost its epideml-
cal form. Since the outbreak of the disease until
Saturday last we have given daily reports OF the
names of all who died Of IT, in order that exaggerated
stories as to its extent might be met by Indisputable
facts and in order that citizens, by seeing, day
bv day who were the subjects of the disease, might
overcome the evident alarm with which they were
afflicted. bat for which there never was any real
cause to any person who took ordinary care of him
self in relation to clothing, diet, and exposure TO
the weather This list, which has been of more
value than any general proclamation, whether from
the Board of Health or elsewhere, we have ceased
10 publish because it has ceased 10 be useful The
cholera is, 10 all ntents aud purposes, extinct. A
few may be attacked hereafter, and few may die
who nave already been assaied by it. But there
is no longer any sickness in the city which can
cause Apprehension 20 either resident or stranger
In fact, take The weekly mortality for the last week.
and, cholera cases and all, the deaths fewer in
proportion TO the population than in Philadelphia
and New York, taking the weekly average of the
last month Of which We have received returns from
those cities.
We may say then to citizens and strangers, the
scourge has disappeared and you may return to the
city in safety and pursue your usual business or
pleasure without any fear. There never has been
any danger for the temperate and prudent, and
there is extraordinary danger for any others.
Things from this time forth will look fairer and
brighter; business will revive the places of amuse
meni will again be thronged and the industrious,
enferprisng, gay, lively, happy and money making
inhabitants of this modern Babel, will labor, love,
and amuse themselves as of yore.
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE. ;
All New Materials of the L attest Style

All New M aterials of the L atesf style
U The proprietors of the Daily Crsses would respectfully
their public that they have added an extensive
JOB OFFICE prepared 70 exc
cute all kinds Of printing the favorable TERMS VIZ
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS LAWYERS
CARDS; FOSTERS STEAMBOAT BILLS. &C., &c.
in every style.
An their rnateasType, Presses, entirely new ana
the yery latest will enable execute their
work in manner not surpassed this The Presses are
from the foundry R. Hoe & Co.. NewYork whieh ua
guaranty of their type from the we'll known foun-
e, Of Messrs George Co. and John T. Whte and mas
been selected WIN sfeae 0s.' " "N"F' ~ ~ ~ o6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

Gs- Hunts Band of Sable Meodists were last
evening received in the most enthusiastic manner
by the good people of Lafayette. Rapturous ap-
plause and repeated encores welcomed the Band to
their citv
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Died:

On Sunday the 18th inst, halfpast O'clock THOMAS
TRELFORD, of William Trelford
His will take place THIS Morning, O'Clock, from his
residence treanen, Enghen Port
Municipality His invited
attend
On Sunday January H. o'clock P. M of Consumption Mr..
PATRICK MURPHY, native Of county Kilkenny, Ireland aged
az yesls
EE His funeral will take place This Morning. O'Clock, from
his residence Foucher Julia aud ST. Joseph His
friends acquanances respectfully invited attend
On Sunday evening" O'clock PEAT Che
sh England, last years resident OF this city,
gV Hs friends and ac9uatance and the members of the Fire
department generally ell attend his funeral This After
noon, at ocfck from No. l2S Craps street.
OF Donegal, lrean
His will take place This Afternoon residence
NADIA Cal WELL Franklin Exchange The friends of the deceased
and those his BROTHER Mr. sml Gou requested attend
at the hour and place stated.
At Manchac East Baton Rouge Monday,
JAMES BLUNT, aged about % years
On Thursday the 4th Mr. DANIEL w. MILES, formerly
Client, KY, aged about 20 years. +
On Friday night, the 5h nst Mr. JAMES N. HUTCHINSON
formerly Of Kentucky aged 2s His remains attended
e final resting place members Division
OF Temperance, OF whci he member.
-S>e-
~" Phoenix Fire Co. No. S-The' Officers and Mem
beers will THIS DAY, halt O'Clock, the
Moreau and Champs Eyees fully equipped the
tribute OF their late Iother w liam Peat deceased.
~ The Companies the Fire Department. respect
fully nyi ed attend the funeral No. 1928 Craps
ial5 CHAS. LOVENSKlOLD. Secretary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

INDIANA.-The Wing State Convention OF lndi-
ana met in the hall of the House Of Representa-
tives at indianapolis, on the Sd, and nominated
Elisha Embree for Governor and Thomas s. Stan
field for Lieutenant Governor. 1t is supposed that
the democrats will nominate Gen. Joseph Lane.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

STEAMSHIP FALCON. The steamship Falcon
left this port Saturday night, for New York, via
Havana and Savannah. The following is a list
OF her passengers
For Men Yrk-Messrs Barker, Forster, P A. Guerin.
ger w Samues, Ed ward Turk Sti iman John Gre.
Lieut. w. A ArchboLd r. n, Mrs M. J. Woodland p u.
Davis Miss Geddes nj I'll Anable James Mona han, H.
Gt rkin, c. n. steIlng II. Gotten, John Whin Robert
Alexander, Joseph SIngieIee.
FOR SauGnnah-D. L. Ran eft, Mrs. Barksdae Mrs Bal
lard s. b. Churchill lady two children and servant, Mr. L.
u. Walker, MI. Taylor and lady.
For HaUana Otto Ca.stangen G. De Breton, DR.. n.
Houghton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

TELEGRAPH.-The Mobile Advertiser of Friday
last appends the following just remarks to dis
patch: The above was received yesterday, the
11th, and was, of course, three days in coming.
The regular mail should be but four days. This
shows the advantage of Geographic communica-
tons They gain Oh The mail one day'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

PosT-oFFICE DIscoNTINUED-Henry Williams,
Postmaster at Fredonia, Tennessee, has resigned
after the long service Of twenty-seven years, and
the Office is discontinued.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
HAT MANDATORY

CORNER OF CANAL AND CHAR TRES SITS.
WHERE at all times can Be found the most extensive
w ara superior stock of HATS, CAPS, ~BREi.LAS
and BABY.H1MPERS in the city Hats and Cans Of ali
kinds made at he shortest notice style shape de-
sired new invoice OF Ladies Riding Haas and Caps Just
IeceIved J. DARCY,
Jai5 1t corner Chartres and Canal SITS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

Ho, FoR CALIFoRNIx,-The bark Florida, Capt
McCarty. for California ria Chagres, has been un-
avoidably detained until this evening, at o'clock,
when she viii positively sail as above, from the
pier opposite the Beef Market, First Municipality.
She has large number of cabin and steerage pas
ssnger already engaged, but can accommodate
few more comfortably-her cabin and Storage ar
nngements are Of the first order, and all persons
bound for California are invited to visit her.