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THE following article with pleasure ffenn
The Boston Mercantile Journal and hope II any OF
numerous readers suffering from any of tho
plants which it is said to they will speedily avail
themselves of it, DR.. WsrARs BALsAM WILD CRkRAY.
known many years ago that the wild cherry of
this climate possessed valuable medicinal properties Indeed
this fact known to the aborigncs and decocon Of
the leaves bark This has been regarded by their
physicians othe eectua remedies in many dis
This fact several since arrested the attention of
DR. Wstnr highly respectable practoAer He investigated
with the healing properties Of the wild cherry tested its
with other remedial He found that its natural vir
might be greatly improved and by combining i with
rally organized, n medicine Produced which consti-
remedy of great value in pulmonary affections and
diseases of thu chest and thoa-dseascs which
verbally prevalent cities and large towns and often
prove fatal swelling the bills Of mortality to much arsster
extent than is the with other had aAaoss aid
all other classes of diseases.
None genuine unless signed Butt on the wrapper
For sale by H. ) PAIIEhSON,
Nav l5-3t Washington, d. G.
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AND WARRANTS WANTED.-Ths highest market
IL price will be given for land warrants By
May l2-3t CORCORAN q RIGGS.
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PROPOSALS. FOR COAL AND WoOD.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY THE SENATE,
May Ii, l640
CEALED proposals will be received this Office until
- three O'Clock p. Saturday, the 18th instant, for
furnishing delivering in the vaults of the apito
before the first day of September 70 of best
hace COAL properly broken and screened Tor the Of the
Also for $50 cords of best hickory WOOD DO
measured the yard Of the Ca poI sawed, and packed
away the vaults whole be subject the inspection
and approval Of the Secretary.
Security for the faithful performance Of the contract for
furnishing the above articles the satisfaction of the Secro
tary, will be required.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals Tor Coal and
Wood and DO directed the Secretary of the Senate, at
Washington.
May l5-TuThNSat
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o. H. PARTRIDGE, N. D.,

No. 1895 Spruce street, Philadelphia,
CONTINUES give his particular attention to the
~ of diseases OF the skin, scrofud, and diseases
the throat
Office hours ga m, p m, and p. m.
AID lO--3mif~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-15

Gy-To tho Voters Of Washington w ROTH
WELL would respectfully announce to the citizens of
Washington that he candidate for the Office of Collector
Taxes the ensuing election and should it please his
ieowcizens reelect him. the business of The office will
receive his prompt attention. heretofore. MaylS
10 Ruins Of the National Theatrs.-An adjourned
meeting the citizens of Washington Interested in rebuild
ing tho theatre will be held Wizards Hotel Tues
day Ohs) evening O'clock All persons favorable to
the project are invited to attend. May Is
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Anericar temperance Union- Thirteenth aaniuersary
President Taylor has recently taken the pledge This
cey has received in the year $50 There 1867 pub
lie houses in the city of New York selling liquor sun
day.
american and Foreign Bible Society Tceifth A~niver
srryReceips for the year $50 $40 Sc balance due the
April g. 1913 1887 IL disbursements S3s 1921 49,
Publications Bibles 2O,3l7 Tesaments. Issus-
1858 Bibles, $40 Tetaments. Gratnfons approrria
tioms-t522 Bibles ii OS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS valued at
$2SH 81 The Of the disbursements OF the spent
upon missionaries, missionary establishments, &c Three
hundred and twenty -four life members and twenty two
life directors added in the year.
The Epor Rsitcai AHiaace make, financial showing
In the year three auxary societies have been formed 1t
has one agent Rev Mr. Beech of the Presbyterian church.
who is employed circulating it, tracts and extending its
organization. This society abors against the Catholic
church.
American board of csmmsicrers for foreign rssiows
meeting for showing, (he regular anniversary meeting
being fixed for September) In last September they had
employed missionaries, assistants, teachers, native
Xc 557 persons Since, have Is mission
aries, with their wives, to india Africa, and Turkey.
This has the of rs churches with Is MEM
bers IL scmnares for training teachers and preac
Is other boarding schools BOP free schools l2OOO
pup pills in all The schools in the Sandwich Islands ars
included in the above account. In its eleven priut
ing establishments prints in nearly thirty languages
At the last meeting OF the board there debt by
tho society of $50 O00 towards the liquidation Of which
$46ooo have been pledged and 8s9, 900 paid in which
with recepts the ordinary in the year, max,
| SAT-, 900 in ALL
The Hibernia's market hardly fail to cause
rise In the cotton market hereo staple being STATIONARY
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ance had occurred in any other part of the city.
FURTHER PARrIcuLARs.-The New York Commercial
of Saturday evening, gives the following additional part
cuars:
Four Of the wounded have died at the hospital since
our visit yesterday morning, viz: George Lincoln, who
expired within few minutes after left the building
James Mcdonald died at half past o'clock last evening
Thomas Awkward, whose thigh bone was broken by a
ball amputaton OF the leg being deemed necessary, the
operation performed by DR. Hoffman, but the patient
did not long ssrvve George Curtis died this morning.
OF the remaining patients, Bridget Pagan lies in very
precarous situation Ampuation of the leg has not yet
been performed but probably will be during the day
Harry Bluff is doing we'll In his DR. Rodgers was
obliged to excise portion OF the bone of the Some
hopes entertained of the recovery Of George Mckay
CORRECT KILLED.-Thos. Awkward, VIM. But
Ter, Timothy Burns, George W. Brown, Owen Burns,
Geo A. Curtis, Matthew Cahart, Asa F. Collins Geo.
w. Gedney, Jno s. Jones, Thomas Herman, Matthew
Neal Gray Willis, Cor Millis) H. Mansfield, Andrew
Mckinley, James Mcdonald. Henry Often, George w.
Taylor: total, 81
Several arrests made by the police on Thursday
night and stand charged with being rioters at the Astor
Place Theatre The number of arrests amounted TO SO.
They all committed TO prison for further examna
ton
| MISCELLANEOUS TEMs.-Early in the afternoon OF
Friday the mayor informed that Mr.. Jas. McCul-
Tough, on the of Front street and Maiden lane.
had been applied during the day by parties who
days. offering pay well for the Of them, and to give
security for their return Captain Wiley. of the FIRST
ward, at despatched to Mr.. McCs with orders
TO the muskets to the arsenal 70 be delivered
again to him when he should require them-aR order
which was promptly executed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-13

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

The BOUNDARY LINE BErwENN THE UNITED
STArRs AND MRxIco.--The " initial point Of
boundary between the United S tates and the Mexi-
can Republic was fixed and acknowledged on We'd
nesday, the 10Th Of October There were present
some forty persons, including tieo american ladies'
azpa officers, from the garrison at San Diego. Il
falls about seventeen miles to the southwark Of the
town Of San Diego. The joint commission, com.
posed of the two commissioners and two surveyors
had signed an inscription, which was written ant
hermetoally sealed in glass bottle. This wa.
buried below post placed in the centre of circl,
thirty feet in dianetef marked out for monumen
to be erected hereafter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

no. The Lectures abe delivered Eyeeum The Hall Of
he second Municipality will begin FRIDAY The 2lst inst at
O'Clock NJ The distinguished Dr. mitchell, Of Cincinnati, who
engaged deliver twelve Lectures upon the subject Of Astronomy
will commence upon th evening He viii be followed by other
urned professors upon drenFepuments Of Science during the
season, contemplated u the Ordinance creating the Library and
Iyeeum. The Of admission abe whole Cous Of Lectures
respected 10 be about forty b iamfsr) touowsi
Tieke admitting Geudeman and Ladies' -Ss Of
as One person IS y
no Tickets be obtained FROM the Baldwin from
either undsrag ned from the Librarian Single Tickets
be The door The evening Of each Lecture 40
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10 The friends Of Mayor BigeIow, of Boston,
proposed to pay him the compiment-of magnif.
cent silyervase, to be paid for by subscription He
has expressed wish, that instead Of a vase for him
self he allowed to Sccept the fund and contribute
it to the foundation Of public hospital for The indi
gent sick-a suggestion highly honorable to him
sell, and more conducive to the grateful perpetua
ton Of his name than vases, tablets, or monumental
marble
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Paper Warehouse,
~ CAMP STREET.

WE respectfully coH ull augl
w OBI others " DO may raqul
PAPER Bnsinesl, 20 the large
oeivinF daily at our establishment
Foolscap and Letter PaPers, al
gu1liuesj
Packet Post, Folio Post, Flat Cap
Deny and Medium
Owen Hurlbuts celebrated Wn
tns Papers, all varieties anS
priCes ,
Printing Paper, large ass0nmen
Of sizes and qualiie6i
A ss0rted Col0red Papers, Medium
DodDle Medium, 2I32 an,
2E|35;
Tea Paper Patent Envelope Paper
Hardware and Cotton sanlplni
Psperi
Druggistu' Paper, blue and white
EALsriug Paper, Blouing Pope
ano Patent Bloitersi Tissue Pa
I per.
Linen, n emp and Cotton Twinea
Of every variety and thickness
NJ FROM the facilities ado
Mann facilHera-, we ARE enabled q
terms, and invite them general
chasing elsswhera. DC Wv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

GAME PLESTY The Little Rock Banner Of
the 11ih says Our market has been abundantly
stocked with all kind Of game during she past
week. Horse loads Of venison and wild turkeys
have been constantly for sale in Streets while
ducks prairie fowl and patridges are 70 be Dad at a
low price every day.n y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

corcrRr-To-motow evening, Mademoiselle
Amalie Schoenbrunner, pianis, q the Conserva7
ioire Of Vienna, gives grand Instrumental and
vocal concert at ne AumofY Hall on Camp street.
The lady win psf6asn several pieces BY the best
Inastsrs--ths compositions q hiszt, Won Weber,
Thalbere. and BIendslsohn Bartholdy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

aT- We are indebted 70 Capt. Knowlmn sof the
brig George Washington, for Kingston papers also
% The officers Of the steamer Aleck Scoit fer Mems
phis papers, and Of the New Orleans for Louisville
and Cincinnati papers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

h aa..ssa mail due Yesterday, hailed Al
.oaether Thai dle tAe day 0eis.i. was Eseelvea
rom Is ar sast ss BaltimeTe- The maiis tom
philadelphia and beyond aGe .now fwo days IN
-1sar. There appears 60 have been heavy STERN
" -sin ana snow al Baldnose and beyond on The
tosb ana ilth.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

NV BRKATY.--The treaty between the United
States and the Sandwich Islands, brought ont for
ratification BY Dr. Judd, Commissioner to his Ha,
.waian Majesty, contains soms nesg provisions in
relation to commercial Intercourse between the
Sandwich Islsuds, These provisions are Of the
most liberal character the duties imposed upon all
articles Except lquors} exported from the United
Statesto the Sandwich islands, for instance, being
only nominal Provision is made, it is said, for
the encouragement of line Of steamers between
United States ports and the East Indies, if ever
such a line should be.established, aswe doubtn not
ere long il viii. The-importanee of the Sandwich
islands, an intermediae stopping place, in such
an event can hardly he--over estimated. 1t seems
that Anthony J. Ten Eycl our late Commissioner
to she Sandwich Islands, did not resign, but was
dismissed BY his Hawaiian Majesty, for reasons
which are not distinctly stated as-yete
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-CURDRIEs-Landi andin store ~.
p TEAAssI520Q packages Gteep and Black; - h..
S nEGA 4 R4g y o stnqrts Loaf and Cushedi
BITTER 81 Kegs choice ofange county;
CHEESE-l75 boxes English Dairy;
MACKERELlr-325 packages;
SSaaAAER, s54YlMy5os AM. HERRINs-sO paqkagesS
TONGUES sogNDs, AND SMOKED sArnoHI a.
PEARL M 1, BAIL i W packages;
SPLIT PEAS-I0 packages
RICkr-l0 tefces extra;
PIE , FR ]! ITl,l, dozen assoTted; N
HORSE RApIsH-In cans; ~
.CBAcKERss- Soda. BOston Butter Lemon, Cream.
eRACKERissS 'waia, Maple, Sugar and wino-i5O
BEEE-FSt9n Market and Cincinnati Prime and Mess;
PORK AM LARD;
. MOI. Ms2QbLYAAsss I3.,,.A sp Y s 5sg
MUSTARp-English, French and Kentucky;
T[gARERs %FhsI gIIt H1Hs i YIl PguS x
SOAP AND STARCH-25O boxess 2 ...
G GBRRASrs h GFR6 S Rla asss NICE Nrros
CAS Tb2GsE fsIs g5of Lard siS Patent and Wax;
LoBsTERs, ,6I4as, II sSLao on ROAST barr AND
. French SY6ff PEA PBAs s1lfi cans; -
IsINGGL,kSs AND Assorted PREsERvBs;-
P0XpER-Rille and SpOrting;
NaV OF NiAlNlat4o 81 W Vii Olt ~ lamp ~
GUNDRIIS-La Landing from ships Robert HOOPER, Lucas,
- Sheffield Raiah Toronto, bars enzi, Fedesco, Sarah
C6DFiST-95O boxes, 10 half drums;
SALMQN-5Q kius and half kits;
TONGUES, SOUNDS AND HALBuT FINs-5N kits;
PICKLES, kETCHuPs AND PREsERvEs-2 boxes;
BUCkWHEAT-3 package;
GOSHEN BUTTBR-25 frkins;
PAINTED TUBS-lQ0 nests;
STRAW PAPER-a30 Feauas, Double Crown;
RSGf f.R5fa DAIRY iVS IS47'' tHEEsE-5O boxes;
For sale by Il. j. HART Co,
.sd20 70 Tehoupioulas street,
CEAIENT-2OO0 bbls Newark and Rosendale; 1900 bbls
~ do. arrive; 100 bhls. Nelson Brown ROsendale
for sale by HA 1AlAN X HOLDEN,
d5O No. % Magazine street and Il Red stores.
DEAsTER-8OO bbis Newark and Rosendale; 200 bbls
Il Wotherspoons; 100 bbl;, Ground Tor sale by
HAYMANN& HOLDEN,
do No. IS MAGAZINE street and Ii Red Stores.
II IAfE iINIIs-1000 barrels, Fresh Thomaston Lime
IL now landing and for sale By
49,. HAYMAN s. HOLDEN,
dc No. IS Magazine street, and II Red Stores.
DORk-l00bbE. Aless Pork, for sale by -
HANMAN x HOLDEN,
d2O No. 9s Magazine street and II Red storas.
CODA Asa-lOO packages 10 hhds. and bbls in store :
- 80 hhds Musprat's, TO arrive, tor sale by
HAYMAN & HOLDEN,
dzO No, ~ Magazine street and II Red Stores.
ATHS-100, 900 Sawed I.aths, to arrive for ale by
ds0 No. ss Magazine steel and il Red stOF,ss.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

A. Tho New Orleans boat due q Mobile on
Monday. had NOT reached share eheH the paPea
wapt IS press a. night. The Eastern mail failsd
fhe same day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

PHLAp'A sPIRIT oFTHE TiMEs.- John Dusoie
and F. A. Psnniman have sold out their interest in
lhis papes TO Nj. A. Il. Smith, late Of the Cham
herabug Sentinel, and Mr.. G. W. CaFfigan, sef
philadelnhia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

AMERICAN THEATRE.-Thia house IS nightly crowded to
SEE Chauau and Booth who well sustained BY ths very
excellent company enlisted by the enterprsing manager
The American presents change Of performances every
evening, with die exception Of the standing ltaes
ZION. " Life in New York, +" where .lOse the inimaba
shnea forth bright particular star This evening ,val
heqlseuted Love IN Humble Life after whelthe drama
Of thereae % conclude with g New Yorkas it Is"
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MOBILE THEATRE.--The Mobile Herald says
that the theatre opened on Saturday night with a
large audience, and that the performance seemed
10 give a fun measure Of delight
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

WINFER ARRANGEMENT OF THE CUNARD
STEAMERs..-D thsoginteF months, the steam
era composing the Cunard Line, will sail from
New York, Boston and Liverpool, as follows:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

e1- CnARLFs THEArRE.-bIlle. Bangy, the celebrated
dansepss, appears again ie beautiful ballet Of ia
kiyendge. The performances win commence with Co.
ing 10 the Haees latter which, rDverissement 'i-the
ghoiu to eoacude wththe IS Bold Dragon"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

Dz- Wm. r. King, U. S. Senator from Alabama,
who iefs home for Washington, has been compelled
to return from indispOsition. He will remain at his
residsnce in Dallas county for the recovery ofhis
health
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

IRON FOUNDRY IN CA1dFoRNlA.-A company
Of about fifty mechanics etc, sailed from Cherry
field, Me, on the 9th ult., who intend establish
ing an iron foundry and saw-miliin California,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

u A man was robbed at the door Of the Mo-
bile Theatre on Monday night Of $1,000. The
rogue made himself scarce, and has not yet been
heard Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

ILLNESS OF Mr.. SPRUANeE.-A dispatch from
Washington says that tho Senator in Congress
from the Stateuf Delaware, Mr.. Spruance, is, de-
tanned by sickness at home, and will not probably
arrive under ten days. ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

soUTHsW EsrERN CrRots.The attractions at this place
Increase nightly and sha large andaonabe audiences that
raet the fine acts OF Equeshan, Aorobatc and Gymnas-
&c ieats, and Dances Of the little prodigy, Amaca with
asf hearty paud, il proportion to the eSerons Of
se gentemanly manager Ia producing entertainments Of
sye heretofore uHeqnaed % the history Of arenie ause.
meats. The eoWs carefully avoid any dialogue, Joke or
ton, that might IN whatever be construed into
VugnnY By he iasdious, and depend entirely upon
genuine VII and humof 10 please and word for Il they
fnpoCed beyond any we have seen or heard.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

s1s- The Committee on Federal Relations in the
Legislature Of South Carolina, has reported reso-
lutiondirecting the Governor, in the event Of the
passage by Congress of the " Wilmot Proviso, or
any kindred measure, forthwith to convene the
Legislature, in order to take such steps as the
rights, interests and honor the State and of the
whole South shall demand
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

70 Mayor Jones,of Philadelphia, on the nth
INST, fell and broke his arm just above the wrist
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

Mr.. CAEHoUN.-T new marble bust Of
Senator eaihoun, by Mills, a native sculptor Of
South Carolina, has been received in Charleston
and is now open for public exhibition. 1t is. pro-
nOuneed an exquisite performance and a faithful
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20
PosItfTs Cure !

No DR. BLAKE's Celebrated AROMATIC BTTTERs, for
bracng the system and giving % he stomach and Digestive
Otgana-and certain remedy FOR DI sPEFslA'
= Price sevenY-hve Gents per Bo[e Prepared BY Thomas
Blake NJ D.. New York and sold only in New Orleans At No ISL
Charities street. M ln
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

NEw. FuLToN INSURANCE COMPANY IN No
BILE.-Books for subscription to stock in this new
company, in Mobile, were opened on Monday
morning last at 10 O'Clock, and in one hofr all the
stock (Sl0OS00O asqs tatens andall the conditions
promptly complied with, The election of Directors
isadyertised to take place on.tRe Goth inst when
the company will be fully organized and ready for
The Transaction of business. -
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Auetlon SIC. ms b..

Daughters of T Temperance. --s IS
OLEANDER UNOE, No s, at No 8, hlargny g Buildings
Third Municipality, every Thursday, at O'Clock, p NJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

~ Mr.. Booth, the uagedian, is playing at
Pittsburg5Pa.
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70 Mr. Massey, formerly Of the Grove Hill
Recorder, has purchased an interest in the Atlas,
the new independent democratic paper at Mont
oou,sry
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

H~ Mr. N. 8. Lit,lofsld, Of Maine, declines
reslsetion to Congress-.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

onWedneday night 18th inst, atil o'clock Mrs MARY DYAs
eonsorsof John Dyas ~
The funeralw take place THIS AFTERNOON at A O'Clock
from her late residence IN Foucher street. between Poee and
DupianeE The friends Of the family and oDyas Gov are re
spsctfully invited attend
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

CRYSTAL FoUNT Division, No 4,.at Crystal Fount Hall
No. ~ TchOupitouas street, at haltpast o'clock.
WAsHINGToN DIVISION, Mob Younger Brothers Hall
Lafayette, at halfpast O'clock.
PEARL DrvIsIoN, No. s. at Temple Hail. $50 Canal street
at half-past Of clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

NJ A bin annezing Charleston Neck to the
city Of Charleston has passed the House Of Repre-
ssntaliYes Of the South Carolina Legislature
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

GBN PAFz. = Extract of a letter dated Ca
raoSs, Nov this" Gen. Paez has recently been
removed to the Castle Of San Antonio near the city
Of Curacao. An Of his fellow prisoners, except
seven of eight, sdpcluding Dr. Quintero) have been
sent out Of the country. Divisions Of a most Sc
nous and threatening character have already de-
yeoped themaelves, in the party triumphant in the
late contest We expect also to have some trouble
Of different character before long. The British
government has fallen out with the existing admin.
istFation, and threaten many hard things'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

Opening of the New store.
NJ The public respectfully informed lat from this date
9he undersigned will occupy Che cursoy Building CANAL
/ STREET, between Bourbon and Bauphin streets.
ol5 edpd D. IT, HOLMES
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20
GyOg'iOlgs .9elVs !!

Corner S. Charles o1,J 'Jlid st,esta
ANlNG come to the determination of selling ont and die
eontinulng business, have taken tins etboj n III
s5E 70 Ae Ladies and the public generally of New Orleans
aft enance to purchase Goods really sacrificed We s6a
coe NE store on fHCRsDAY and mark ANYTHING and
We nave IN the store at extremely low Prices and
open on EiDA next and offer hssame for SALE All may
the same by calling Friday next al ANDRF%VSp 'e''
dly bZdp cor St. Charles aud ulia gfg IL Bpiijinss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

TUE SLAVE QUEsTIoN.---The N. Y. Presbyte-
rian says that the Presbytery of Ottawa H., al
though it lately voted to withdraw from the Gene
raj Assembly, New School, on anti-savery grounds,
[ is in manner dissolved, and five ministers and
eight churches still hold to the Presbytery and
the connection.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20
10 Toe was formeda at Raleigh. North Carolina;
on the 30fh ult


Mas A. L. WEBsTER's I@PRo8ED HOUSE
WIFE The above work has now passed to the
eleventh edition, without going Into the Book
Stores and the last edition has added Supple
ment also. Perpetual Calendar, showing any
given day Of the month and its eoresponding dal
Of the week, for one hundred and fifty years. -.
We have also received from MI Webster a cop
Of " The New England Primer, fac sialile 0
the edition Of i777 This work cannot fail to Prov
interesting to The Down Eastefs.n /. Mr., Web
sser Is to be found at No. 100 Julia street.