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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

a complete stock of SADnLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS, at Wholesale and Retail at the loves market
prices. ~ Country Merchant and SaddleE can be sup
piled with every article in our line. ~ OdeB put up
with care. ]. A. HORTON h Co,
AMI d&W So Common St. and II Canal Bt.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

THE PUBLIC is respectfully Informed that the splendid
l. BATHS, recently erected on Exchange Alley corner
OF Benve street. in operation The BAH Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS well lighted
and admirably ventilated, expense having been spared
BY the proprietor make them complete all their details
The proprietor Of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
erecting Bath Rooms CONT STREET. near
the corner Of DAUPHINE on the site formerly known
the NepOuily Baths, which when completed will excel in
magnieencs establishment of the kind in this city
and where HOT, COLD, SHOWER, YAPOR AND
INDICATED BATHS can be had at all times. from
O'Clock A. ill 10 O'Clock p Hot, Cold Shower
Bath, Twenty. Five Gents. jy20 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

~ For Sheriff = Eds Crescent. Please announce
Mr. JAMES p tREkEf Candidate the Ehuday the
ensuing election in November nezsnbect deeson Wing
Convention. aug MANY FRIENDS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

WATCHES, JEWHLRY, SILVER WARE, ETC.
~ A. T4 LER, 80 CAMP street, has hand and
r. will be constantly receiving Fine Watches Of -
eysy kind, Of the best mAnufaeture, in Gold and tgA
Silver Cases; Guard and Vest Chains: Reals and u -
Keys; Pens and Pencils Gold 'rhimblas, BFOoohes e1a&
Bracelets FIeRer Rings, Ear. Rings ard Necklaces Of all
the fashionable patternSi Silver Spoons, Forks ades
Cups Maxim Rings, etc Siyer-pated CASTOR, Candle.
sticks Trays Urus Beautiful Mante Clocks and Vases
Rich Fans, Combs Work and Dressing Boxes Jewel 40
together with a great variety Of FANCY GOODS, PER-
FUMERH. etc. etc. q I'm
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Noprnrber election. Gan0ioates.


For sheriff.
Esr i s5sEiF "a osss;.t T. Rlssss %
snsaT election in NoSsmbs to re decision q Z Wig
Convention. aug MANY FRIENDS
&c. F9F .i sh9EifiJ i]HNs y LEWIS Sheriff qf ths
NovemheFnez The ecist and impartial which he has
rpaory q he ljysoi ' aENEREI SUFFRAGE.
For Assessor:
- For AssessoF.-ER AsTUs WELLS one Of he
ne@eg9t candidate for siats Aa'eor or he tIss
ysnts ls bounded BY Benjamin and Felicity
ThoA D. aIEEs cuddIs g. esss for Ra seooRS
and selling landed properly eomisson evident emndat
would perform The duty in an ecien, and impartial be yi
District extends from the middle Of BENJAMIN. Esie ana
b eo is .9Sse Middle 81 pa street until e' she Canal
ET- For Asses sor-FRANCls TURNER is a Can.
dd9s M ASSESSOR Of The Third Representative DIsfetfom Julia
noSase Dr. T. F EEGGLH1RBT 6omPisr e he Rss 1' Ram an
Plan Socks tor Municipality No Tive Candidate lheoRcs
q STATE Assessor for the Third Representative District NewOr-
5aaaos '-' 'l,e..E 'l'''os' some pRoPERTy-HoLDERs
d Far R.g1 q s: less n <, MA Can
I District sspl'
For Collectors
& 9r n 9Ss eHiSG6I 9 Z. F6 aass YOg qTs an
aaao "FAuGH sALLAGH"
rliStK Eor Gtoeg9ior5 Please 3PnonPee JOHN 8
auto NuMERoUs FRIENDS.
~ For oolleotor-JOHN, H. BURROUGHS, tho
Collector Of State Taxes for the First Reprssenaiye Ms
I' Candidate torIe-eleeon The sth Of NOV. ysO
JdS Fq PES 6Gllsg,Or%Ws az hOEizsd
Representative district ii CITY of Sswo1cSSs' ' ya7 u.s.
f. ~ For oOlle.etOg,ZT, 3 HEARTT is a Candidate
comprised between Canal julia streets md be svse and he
sn S0s 9ss ssPiotg ,Po's be SURFACES Of the
10" For ColIector-The undersigned (t6e present Col
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VWEq Ar EsTABLIsHlNHNT.

rHyhE Irj ~ ~ - = 2 GN 4.
tOTaalea ysTysupeiOr article Of lNEGAR, 60.
which he will guar nlee ia improve by age, and i
Will deliver it, tree Of GhdTges, in any part Of
the city or Lafayette, at the following reduced &ElH
gIica to suit % tinIel viz Butts so gallons % 50 Barrels
% gaOus, %; BsIreI 20 gallons. cents gallon. lbs
raj dseOunt made 10 Wholesale customers.
tH Inns lTOppsd in the POstOffce will be punotaaly
attended to. [ap29 til JOHN Il. WEBB,
Conner nmmuu ard MsfaiH gtR OnDnHts Charity Hospital
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

SADDLES, BRIDES, BITS, sTIRRUPs, etc.. Of
- every description. INDIA RUBBER "a
CLOTHING, Of all kinds. AM Beds Pill
LOWS, TARPAULIHs, SADDLE -BAGBs, TENT q -
india Rubber Tent Cloths, of all sizes for sale by
F"l9 SMITH BROTHER. 81 Common 1t.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

DIX. ELLIOTT, Veterinary surgeon,
NIOULD announce to the citizens Of tits city and its
w vicinity that he prepared TO attend to all business
In his line ent listed % his Dr. Elliot hopes his long
experience Veterinary Surgeon win insure him large
business as he spent nine in the Veterinary College
Of France i've yea in Prussia, and the last five Yeau in
thsCty with great The Doctors charges are from
81 % 80 upon any durable disaase--advce gratis.
~ The Doctor il to he found at all hours Of the day
and night at Tattsuals Stables, st. Charles street..
~ FAMILY HORSES, well broke always hand
Tor sale. gl8 m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24
. PIANO FoRTEs AND MUSIC.

1 ment Of PI ANO FORTEs, from tie - 60
best man4iaetories in the United States
also, GUITARS. FLUTES, ACCOR - ~
DElkS V11LlNS. etc ETC.. SHEETu "
MUSIC and INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all instruments
constantly received published. He would e.
spectuly inform his friends the friends OF Mr.. Chas horst
and the public that he has made arrangements with Mr..
Charles HO to take charge Of the Musical Department Of
his store and both solicit Contn Of the t6yO
aim h. A TYLER. 80 Camp st.
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MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH
$780,

ING MATERIALS, At Auction Prices
IN McCUTCHEOh, 100 ST. CHARLES Street, doors
u. above POydFas-Kseps constantly
on hand good assortment of NEW -
AND SECONDHAND FURNI-
TURE, Curled Hair and Moss MA g 31stAa4A-9
TRASSES made of the best materials which he Is diB.
posed TO sell a. low be bOugbt auction for cash
REPAIRInG of Furniture and Mattresses and all kinds
OF JOBblNG done at short notice and BY the best work
men Furniture packed moved and shipped with
EW' New and Second hand Furniture bought, ETC. etc.
iYlS 3m D. MoCUTCHEON. l09 st Charles 81.
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For COIIectors

Ew- For Asssssor.-JESsE BARRING is a Ca
dilate for Assessor Of SUITE Taxes m the Ninth Repre-
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II For Col eotor.--yHessrs. Editors: You are an.
th1rzed j. NJ DAILY
State Taxes Of The First District.
an2o "FAUGH a BALLAeH"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

TOOTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. MENSlhG'S
IQoTH-AGHE .ELLXLR, Or no charge. ~ Otios
CARONDELET STREET, 81 door below GiGOd 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

- For AssessoE-ER AsTUs WELLS, one Of he
y candidate for sta Assessor for the FIsi
Representative District the be held the sth Of No
vehe 1919 District Is bounded BY B. nIun and Felicity
streets, tom The River . johnson street. zp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

hE Eor sheFttf--JOdN J.. LEWIS, Sheriff Of the
falo Orleans Candidate for reelection che sth day
The ecis and impartial in which he he
ashaged ne duties o. bis Office, viii it is expected sseue aig
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

6E For Olerk-We are authorized to announce Mr.
ALFRED ROUSSEAU Candidate reelection the
Clerk Of the First D'ict Court at the ensuing election tbs
M nLaL. mi m
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HAVING returned to the crty of New Orleans from his
Al tonr in the North and East is prepared AF ~
y perform all operations spperOinng to the
EEETH and has become acquainted wthU PF5Y1yAtA
lhe best mode OF operating approved BY the a-4-A1J
D0ege OF Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore, Md. his pree
Tor operations are in proportion suit he times AIo u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

California. such as Beds, ,Pilows Blankets, Leggins,
COaks Pouches Water Tanks and Bottles Drinking CUPS
Bags, India Rubber Cloth and Tents.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

~ For Asses sor.-FRANCtS TURNER is Can.
@ 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

II For glsEk.--WELIaIAMP P. BEDLOOK, ClsE
l0n... Election NoVsmbers 1879. an
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Ksepb constantly hand every thing 10 his hnenoudin
great variety Of LADIES AND GENTLEMENs Doors AM
sHOHs-and will sell 1T the Owsst Cash Prices a share
dublin patrnnageIa FsapentfnlLR aolicitad an In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24
HOLBR0OK OYSTER SALOON.


~ FISH GAME ETC.. together with every
DELE loy 70 be procured in the New Orleans
matkst9 The Bar VIII b. supplied with Wines aud Ii
qqof PJEefi Ale Sc. Of the very beat brands carefully
selected His cooks and walters will be second in
The city and he viii he found always his post that
hh patrons renevs prompt aud polite attendance In short
he WIZ nae every eKeon o render his Saloon worthy Of the
seps6 SIM JAS CASSIDY.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-07-25
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY s s..ea
Will LA M W. HOLDEN N
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. -,

THE North CARoLINA STANDARD is published week
at Three Dollars per annum payable in advance. In
No instance will the paper be unless the money for
The same shall accompany the ORDER Subscribers, and
tbcs who may wish to send money to the Editor, can
40 so all times, by Mail and at his risk. Receipts for
IL sums will be promptly transmitted.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding fourteen lines, will be
Inserted time for dollar, and tenty cents for
h subsequent Insertions those of greater length in pro-
tion Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
s charged twenty-five per cent higher than the above
tes reasonable deduction wilbe made to those who
dyertise by the year. .H-..- e. .~ ~ ~s.--. ..-..
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-07-25

and western; whence design ,.. ... --s-. s.--,
ing may endeavor to go. .~ ...f.. .t.-s -sf-,-
excite belief that there is ,i.-=j ....f.- .-l
real difference of local in .-.. -....r ..-..-.
terests and views. ......t q, -.... ....-
" One of the expedients of .--s-. - '..... E: ss
party to acquire influence in .s.r- .. .
particular districts is to mis- H.-..'. ....-.. -
represent the opinions and . ...- i.
the aims of other districts. . .. . -.
Y ou cannot shield yourselves
too much against the jeal- -t. . -
ousies and heartburnings
which spring from these -. .-,
epresentations;thcy tend
to render alien to each other t. t-
those who ought to be bound
together by fraternal anec-
ton"
1t will certainly, think, be considered surprising,
both sides of the Father of Waters, that Mr. Ben
ton, whose shrewdness has been commended at least
often his oratory, should have been weak enough
to pepetrate this silly plagiarism upon his deceased
colleague in the very Statehouse where they had both
been elected the United States Senate, and amidst
the very people, to whom Mr.. Bentons public career
must needs be so familiar. Gould he reasonably
have hoped that the gallant gifted generous-hearted
Barton lived no longer in the remembrance of those
to whom he once so deaf? Gould he imagine
that he would be permitted break thus into the
cred burlaplace of the glorious dead land be allowed
to steal from the claycold corpse of him whom the
hated living, those glittering rhetorical vestmens
which but lately sparkled before the eyes of admiring
thousands; without at least ncurrng serious risk of
having all this rich plumage torn publicly from its
jack-daw wearer, even in the very moment of his
most exutant selfcomplacency7 Well, for fear that
the good people of Missouri have really forgotten
their onceoved SENATOR the brilliant litte red - and
from the selfish fear that the aspersions of Mr..
Benton may cause men really worthy of confidence
and respect, as hold the signers of our Southern
Address, and ALL to be, to suffer undeserved dis
credit among strangers, will lay before you and
them, in this place, one other glowing paragraph
OF the senatorial speech which has been already so
freely quoted from, in which Mr. Barton thus graphi-
cally de!ineaes the ustrous deliverer of Catouni-
oc He is referring to Mr.. Benton the former con-
ductor of a newspaper: ee -
!" The St. Louis Enquirer--not then edited by the
public printer-accused the ex-President Adams of
at Ghent to bargain the Mississippi for
some fishing privilege at the Northeast; and after
pressing and riveting the calumny upon the public
mind, refused even to publish his triumphant refuta-
uon! No, sir. Truth has not yeteven discovered
the author of the East Room letter! His place of
residence became object of much curiosity and
+This has become favorite word with Colonel Ben
ton he always calls Mr. Calhouns resolutions the fire.
brand resolutions and does in his Jefferson city speech
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-07-25

in appreciating the encomiums which have been so
avishly bestowed upon the august deliverer of Cal
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TEE rrppLING PHIlo 3 y :

Dosones ruiiy proud Who snard a. he AIaoou ygd
Dsgbtsd 10 wine hat seasss sad s efs fhI
But gzowiagas poor JOB and unabs puTe aass
lie chose oT his mansion TAB and lived By e g d The
Deocrtu always gd triple ard stsIr 81 soa, fbo1f
AID Vodd laugh Hss as mad When over d erHg
30 lOHg a. his cellar soisds the lhF be sIr qlad
ADD VIXEN be drunk lord, bd Laugh
lold sonatai m 55s hsshsa'd Is iayl
Ia FL suFa % he oraeIsus he'i ne hse ssn a5uat
Or ztnppe ne sr voud proved such 5 s
AEaraehua, patient ~ pss5 va poqgdo deal
Yst Sssu'd t gr9n soh should yaie he Fsaa q E
breath,
Bot sardy free it BIS glais sd drank pitch Il ddais
o. s strength og his soH aaTl fsar wosld 's fnshd at
~ tde pain.
Thfsophastus dat elegant ge By Athens 20 greatly grd
WI bole goq bobby engage and shea mellow bE a. q
Woai e tel soIyia slti o' Plas8d5 over glai taTd
Although dumb guest sfa isas', in1 philosophical
Grave sees faua 10 la paris he Bully Of Rome,
OrsW We o'eT bic cups and hip quartz which Sc drank ne issE
And to show he loved lbs was god 10 She m We may trIy
lie tiur' de ea blood. slaued he IN i. elhret
Coperqieus og, is the rest teeyei re adon n wing
Aud tot ih cup u ds ttst ber ysHe.
With b aplelad hil veins and made Philosophical
Then iane de v04 his tFans iFrnsd Egind lie chariot
When PhyTo had taken slas saw tstHo Object sppsa1s
Exactly The il before be had Iluofd Bis beard;
For tngs urPin ni 10 his drink Duenf5und
-oceesond DE seee to think 1sre nothing Of u,h above
sraunL
aristotle, tnastsF Il had been dance without vine;
And whatE aserle biFaf Doe he aes o. ts vine
Hiselly, EriteB asbg watering fulsd
lie therefore hpd ea, cause be liquor enough
oid flioVas Eeek9nd aiyiul Who ioudy don vas gons
But bad been 6r good wine hii merits known
BylEps We generous sd fdnsHss ianey with wings
Without NC nershoudase had Philosopher, Poets gs
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FOR RENT.

TTyO RENT-Tsvo Frame DWELLING HOUSES "A
on DuplahtieI, between Constance and Magazine ~
premises. nH u
sA'O RENT-A dess able res lence fora small famly, -
without small chiiarcR. The location is pleasant LII
steel ,i i' 70 IVY Lai5l D' DR. i W. bALToN
/ .oDGrNG ROOMS FOR REST-In Banks Al. a.
Apply a q Nstehez street, up street. ma &-4
LNOR RENT Offices and Rooms in Banks Arcade, -
t. Apbg a. No. % NATCHEz sTREEF, B
V9EACKsHfTHsi0PA AND LOT No. 2Ii Tcboa- "a
- gi,ouIas stest forrent Apply at q NStehez g,
STORE TQ REST Z; a, !ErFe i9gIsiyoy store zss
oiaet} oees PEA by hean@ity \ F9,let 6eiag , -
N.Y. 18 WIZ MI l. o G9tyqiNG co. ia Commons,
44 I EdRPHEH 2NEA S12S MS i q EEs9Ss
2, Pelican Division, q the soEh,ses, conner Of 81 r.
n liz ARTEMON HILh.3l Gfayi,r st.
a TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, with four rooms in
"a main house, large kitchen, store OOl,, panTes, -
oi.iefb a1 ssnd 69gE s8iJoe 10 Z al slg III
large yard in front, situated Baronne street, near Julia
Possession given Immediately Inque Of
.H6 Z, corner GIatiet and CarOndeet street.
r9NU REHT-A furnished Paror aud Bed Room on lie
-, ~ us io' WIZ lel5l ote tteAs2htf oca3e
Address by letter U ]. r.. al This office R2d
'9'O RENT-FURNlsnED Rooms 10 rent At No -
App'y On ths premises I. - *. "a
TfVHREE DWELLING HOUSES no RENT -
4 Three SMALL BRICK DWELLING HOUSEson E sd
CTous sf5el bdtsgeeD Common esd Grgvas streets l0f
rent. Apply az - hatGhez 50, upAtlts %
4 .ARGE, DWELLING HOUSE FOR. REETr.-Fbe
~ large dwelling House q the corner Of ST. John -
and Perdido streets The house contains ten good ri
rooms, with hree yad, and gallery T0ond the house Ia
Apply a % Natchsl street, no STAIRS. O2
FggO RENEi-Two three story Brick DWELLING "a
4 HOUSES situated Circus street between Canal ri
and Comm0n streets 81 Municipality, Appy 70 saA
go PElESTLEY BElN So and 81 Camp ST.
EHUR REAT-A new two story FRAME HuusE, flssA
II with finished Attic, Bathing Room Stable and Esss5k
CsJnaVe House, with Hydrant aad Csteru in the 1-A
yB-secoud house AunVnCiatOu street above Annun-
citation Square. Apply 10 JUhLUS BEEBE, No, Front
Levce between UhuEe and Hospital sts., lst My. oitt
70 SEN 7.
| IN THE PELICAN House. opposite the ST. Charlie
llolel-Two Otices on Union street one DO, on a.
GTaviar street, and large Room Gagier street,
in the second sfOfy uitabs for Club Room 4 $50. ss
seVeaF small Funilhed Rooms For terms, apply a. f
| Bar. stitf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-21

MR FLEMIEe's READfNGs Mr.. Fleming
was in Louisville. the 10Th. The Democrat Of
that date thus speaks Of his Shakespesrian read.
.ingss T" We had the pleasure, last, evening; Of
hearing Mr.. Fleming al the Apollo Rooms. We
have had no exhibitions Of the kind before in the
city, and Some, perhaps, are not aware of Their
value. Mr.. Fleming fully justified the notices we
published Of his performances in other places His
reading Of tie play Of Hamlet was Inatchless and
showed "a conception of the various characters
which we have never seen equalled. The audience
showed their appreciation Of the performance. by
frequent and hearty applsuse.' -
. The Louisville Cmrier Of the 10th says: eve
Stepped into the Appollo Rooms last night. and
listened to thslaccomplished genteman's reading
of Hamlet, which proved even richer treat than
We, had,been prepared to expect The aqthor.was
fully coInprehended and pregmneRt production
most beautifully presented to an admirng auditory.
Mr. Fleming fully justified all that has been said Of
hun and the high congratulations bestowed upon
him. il was masterpiece, and we venture to say
that. not a lady and gentleman who heard him,
would, for any slight consideration, consent to be
absent tonight, when DE will read the Merchant Of
Venice"
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MADEIRA. sHERRY ANN POKT WINES,

MADEIRA, SHERRY AND PORT WINES.
VERY choice MADEIRA, of Howard, March Il Co,
" Blackburn, Newton, Ggrden a. Scot, Bandy. Fast
India, and Reserve NADER In pipes half pipes, and guar
Ter casks.
MApEIR IRA W E5-ol choice, 10 cases Of doz. eacb,I
SHERRY WlNES-Am0ntlIado. puh, GouiOu X Co.
Pale Bro, PergE, Castro, etc in butts aud "a casks
PALE AMI BROWN 6EERBY-BUued IN London,
~ cases OF dszen each.
PORT WlNES-QpotO Wines OfVarious grader, n few
casu; Queens Port. very superior wine; Choice Pert
tselegted) bottled in Op1itO, in cases OF dozen each
SPARKLING HOCkT,e cases sparkling llookhemer, a
CHAMPAGE WINES-Of the well known brands of
RuinsIt, Gordon Beu, Schroeder, La MERCER, Palace,
A. j." and other brands, in quarts and pnts
BOXER = STOMACH BITTERS
BRANDlES-Or the well known lrunds of Otard, nupuy
Co.. vutages of 1912 d3, ~ 20 and 49, danes Iii
messy, p. II Gcdard, Leger Friras. Pine Cauion Il
Co, Peieyobin, Domon aud olie'bands. in.haf pipes
UNITED VINEYARD PROPRIEFORs' CO.. OLD
GOGNAC-Vinags of 1886. in eighth casks.
OLD COGNAC-In dem10hBs
GlN-Noett's lmpeTai Ca gle Clover Leaf Swan &c
JAMAICA RUM, SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKY.
OLD MONGNGAHELA WHISKY Nc, &c 49,
For sale by BURROWS u OSTROM,
ms 2w No. 20 Nst0heZ street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-21

o. CINCINNATI PARAeRAPH-The following an
nounoement of arrivals taken from She Cincinnati
Atlas is characteristics Of the town: -
Among the recent arrivals in the city we have
to record several large and fine looking droves Of
hogs, on their way to the slaughter houses and a
market. They are genofaiy Of the" fat sleek look
ing sort, and they waddle along through the
street. every action Is eloquent Of future HAMS spare
ribs, and sausages,"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-21

CoLUuBus AND NEHrA RMLRoAD.- The
work on this road Says the Ohio State Journal Of
Nov. s. is progressing rapidly. About 40 hands
are busily employed in laying the heavy T. rail on
the eastern end OF the route. All theiiron for the
road is aGoat and enough 10 finish nine miles Of
has already arrived. With the assistance Of the
locomotive now upon the road, the worsmen viii
be epabed to lay one mile of the iron per day, and
IL is confidently expected lat by the first of Jau-
uary, passengers can. take the cars through from
Columbus to Cincinnati. The engine house, uiine
large brick structure, and the woed house, frame
building viii be finished in three weeks from this
time. The bridge across the Scioto will not be
commenced I'll next spring,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-21

&c A Doctor Oatman writes to the Chicago
Tribune from California that his professional of no
account there, half Of the emgrants are Doctors.
He had gone to digging, dug one day, and got out
dust the amount Of $50.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-21

HUNe.-Philip, slave of the late Capt Tyson,
whowas convicted of the murder of his master, was
hung at Henderson, Ky, on the I'd inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-21

10 The Cincinnati papers state that the time
forthe distribution Of the pictures at the Western
Au-Union has been postponed to the 10Th Of De-
cember next o..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-21

NEw IRANsLATIoN.-A gentleman witnessing
the play Of Judas Cesar (says The Cineinnati Dis
pattch) at benefit the other night, enquired Of a
friend who was better posted up, the meaning Of
the syInbOhcal a" s. P, O. RI on the standard Of
the Roman Pro-COnsuL That said the wug,
IS to keep the stage people in good beaTi--is
stands for supea Paid Quite Regularly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-21

MosoGlToEs ~ 1NDGANA-The mosquitoes in
indiana have beat those in Louisiana this year.
The Lawrenceburgh Qnd) Register.orthe 10Th
says; " The weather has been so warm for the first
week in November that mosquitoes have been as
Troublesome as in the Skinner, and we begun to
fear, lron the appearance Of the weather, that we
would be troubled all winter with them The
weather, however, changed yesterday-the wind
blew hard aud in the evening it rained, and the sea-
son looked like the Commencement Of winter.
The weather has been unFeasopsbly warmthe
entire fall. Although it is the 9th of .Novem-
Der we have had bat few irosts, and none Of them
heavy. Il has been the finest season for gathering
corn we ever knew" r-. -'ef