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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-21

DkIsERNArINE AGAINST CHOLERA vATRENIE
Il Wa'er-SsrOr R>ssini, chemist feom Rome eders In
the American ppblic ms wonderful ncal oposon
which, besides the many yautagss possesses as NAV be
seen In the direction given with each bOte il preserves
also people who approach sick affected with conta-
gious disease. For better satlcton DIPLOMA ven
Si2nor kOssni By the htdca rmy Italy The de-
pots Nos. 23, 341s 800 Al Broadway and at tho
Broadway Post Oiice, No. AID. Price 81 per bottle.
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JESErr Nc,
Vanderbilt avenue, Staten Island.
Two CHILDREN SAVED.

TIE ONLY GOOD LIQUID hair blE WORTH
usnEt Nohd.rsmiifs Chinese Liqud ua~ De.
eoors red or .fey hair In few minutes u be unsh
srevn Jet baok. THE De viii was or A. others
store. lGc. "''S "'"s
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FOR SALE.

EoR slLE-DEArs wELLgpowN OYSTER ANp
E nning ssl.or, eerrer Broadway ssd Canal street..
Has been setahtsh . sst ave IL ntSss
N elcrsa, style With private ross ana .nssnse ED snsv
Doing ssh busines o. rem 50 70 sA day. Has b-su
Kept ~ tbe rrcpsse fer the last nine The
for selling IT, The rrcrre,sr hsS snshe - attend ~
H. - sscsrnt efm health Free slrVo Apyty a. .bevs.
EORsALT.-A rorNc rrEALB BHtr. ABOUT TnRBB
msrbe cs rcffcsy sc.tle sad sanny i-s hshi>~
To be ssen ~ Hshsrns Livery Ssnis ssrn " Bbs
ar University place.
sgresltura impisn.nt and rrrt.a ga stors, IN N.
city ~ hewsrt N. said store IL toisr fnnrsns bs-,
which be enlarged - eztant vi h.d.
whine " rureas.e sddes. tsx ISsNewsrk ro-
once New Jersey. which will be attended to. ~ B-Thrs
10 no other store Of the tns 10 The rlaes
EoR sALE--A HANDSOME LIGBT CARRIiGR SUIT
II able for horse hut u order and nearly Csa
le s.en at the Wsrery Stables, Hsk nesr Atsnc street.
Brooklyn.
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SALES BY AUCTION

I,oR sALB, IN SOUTH BROoELYr-A J. BIEEckBR
vii sell 81 suction. Tus.isv July 2tth, q, "a O'clock.
Rt hrslsts RIeasrFe. n. ", six LOT 90 6ts Arsnus,
ecTrer 7io street sast sees are rerssted eursst .nd
suttsrsi.
NEw YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET.
~ Auction Sales Of Hor@s Carris~es, Harness saddles
Monday aud N,dsesdsy ~ IL s'e0ck. s.s AZ
prvst. ss. every day. In. GATFiEED. Proprister
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A AND O. A. ARvouN DRaPER' AID rAGLoS.
"A. have removed 20 DC Brosl-sy corner Du. ne
block sfove Vie lrvirg s-,eD ena having v.Is.sct.d
ttek 81 Cloths Css-fserrs, sts Nssrss uoad
fuly sscit call FROM friends and yaLlic
az We Intend TO have ths LOO, that srsursd
AID The reputation have erioys< FOR
years In the sceetob 81 orr s.ods p
" that We VIII give tttisfsctisB in
rnc.sss rarnsnu 81 The sane qnBiiw be had
sttablt hment. NIB They slso teep assortment %
Gloves. Cravst Suarers Collars. rss,r Carm.nsa .ns
sue articles for ssntiensr' wear -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-21
WANTS.,

~
WANTED-A SITUATION, by YOUNG WOMAN.
md seamstfer The best o. city reference be given
be seen for two dsy by APPLYING IN avenue Sd door FROM
the corner Of t4th street second hsor, front
VVArTEp.-A TEACHER, TO START IMMEDIATELY
to the outLern part OF Kentucky to teach In pfi
scholar. The best Of rsf.retoes required address r. H.
through the Pest Once.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, 4
w utusuen o. Sesmstress and Nurse, Chambernaii
ana Nurte has oheston 20 the country. Please call 81
IL Roosevelt street, front ID noor Can be for
two days.
WANTED TO RENT. III A SMALL FAMILY WITH
w out children, IN reseel house, front pator and
Two bedrooms. Rent moderate Address T. n b. stating
location sad rent CHATHAM square Post o1ee prepaid
WANTED. A SITUATION by REsPEcrABLsPRo-
w testsnt young woman, for Chamber wors uBu.s
Work, arse ssd Sewing No objections 70 travelling
with lady. Goot endations
call Of Not fvsinh street between lat ard ID svsnse'
XNANTsD TO HIRE IN AN OFFICE NEAR WALL
w street. an active and Intelligent Las. young man,
who writes quick and egbis hand one brouS6, up in this
country preferred. Address b. at this oso ia
writing % the applicant stating where Interview be
had. Nsses ~ tts, moserste
VNASTED-ro SELL OFT cuEAP rcE CASH. A
w 1srsss snd Needle store stock and ortures 10 good
loeaaon-ss8ns good husn. Tss fer .oIiisE
en- aecsus, 81 III health T7.a.s address Mrs. r., hrsls
Office.
ENGINEEa WANTED, 10 co SOUTH AND TAKE
~ charge % steam saw Mil Must underst.ni m,tins
leits 6' ADDRESS With rsferenece bes ~ Post Once
nRUG CLLRK wANTED-oNB wuo UNDERSTANDS
~ The sty retail trade and the No. nsins u yscisns
p.sctip iObs. Apply thus day at No 10 Eighth avenue
ITO DRY GOODS CLERK.-wANTRD. Young NAN
sceu,temsi 10 the cityTrsd. Meme other need apply
Apply 81 zt Second street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-21

RENE PLANT-CURE FOR DIARRUGA-TuE SUR
~ scriber offers for sale u invaluable plant, which may
be used with IMMUNITY by adults the decae infant,
For seeacy enquire OF any resPee.asie physoian.
4. DUNLAP 90 Brnaduax
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BII1PpING.
~. "a. =. =. ID.

Il ONEIDA, y. willard .sst~. will all N Me Ist a
August Por frcisht y pnS~sse, sOviy -
BoYD HIkcSks. As.s.s - wall d.
EsR HAvRE-TnB TRANCE SUP nAaaoNIc CAP
tain Narnter Zoo fre'e- fer rasssss IN ss&is -
steersse Apply " HkRIAk q kENAhD. -
BOYD HIkCsBN n~ss~,
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,H0LLRA, DIAnRHdiA, AND ITS REMEDIEs-DR.
keingers Remedy challenges the whole world pro-
duee 80 many astonishing stops daha produces
perprauon and instantly breaks up spasmsdc action
swing tue PATENT immediate relief proof the above
reer 70 tfe miraculous cure Of pr r. H. Budi the dis
tnpuished Veterinary Surgeon Of choera Mr. o. Griffin
Agent for the New York Telegraph Company OF the most
violent attack entirely in less than minutes The Hon
W Woodwork the extensive of the Hudson
hVer Railroad says that not day Of his
laen are cured Of cholera by this remedy at 2
and 30 cents bottle $50 Pearl street. ono
door ran dstr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-21

OFFICE OF The luRvRy AND EOcHr-Trv 4
" CO. Csrantsgvs, issh jams. s4s-A se.-A ~ -. DE-
vitens ~sur cent 90 The csr-sl
has ,hs sy nen Declare rsyse, ~ we st,sks.s.t.
TIE s Gay Of Arse~ nex sus Of the rsdss
rent fir uenths -neps that DAY sls.-s v p
Drive their Dyidena. whore their rseh sr.rerr,s 20 wss
the Bsnk u the SAts 81 New YORK, ,tv Of N.v
ho oi,. a, u. 's.' & Near. rs.y-r sr.,h.t
1tr-f Bssks viii seex5 or days rrs a. 4. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-21

NJ Office OF RENOvAL-DR. S. =. TOWNSEND'5
~ Principal New York Once will be removed Tuesday,
from 10 Fulton street to - Nassau street the building
formerly occupied by the South Baptist Church.
below the Sun Once the III office being small
business aud the
lie are invited to AL aud obc (not chase
nparla) which the
tful rooms in the United States The ladies particularly
requested to examine the we will
supply them with Cards Of the IL choose
Ii In /. ri " ~ ri,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-21

DF.JohNses, Is DgANG STREET. SO WELL KNOWN
- in TIE rsats.st 81 deiieste ds.aes-rhs
pu,ns~s fr skn Ia these half cu< c.-es ts have exsS
Ter esrs 10 euin.~I esvstutSvurl vsak.e@ br,ryhs
four days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-21

A RARE CHANCE.-TBE ADyLRTIsER PRoPRtR-
IA tor ~ sscsntho and popular rum.r, for med
Iurrote dc,reut TO dspos Of toe business, and a.
We msshnsry Ter manufacturing connsc.s with IT, tbs
whole VIII be dispssed "a for about tho scua worth Of
machinery. To person Of small means but so,s,s.n,
encrgy ard isdusry this chance All resusiis n
ormsn may be obtained. by AddrOsur with resl na ne
hex l.s67 Ioft ofoe. 49, " -''
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I'M IAKRnOiA AND DYsENrERY-0o nEArus LAsr

- week in this city, Thee dseases Immediately cured
by the use of WELLS, MILLER ~ PROVOSTS Compound
Extract OF Blackberry NO how
the what its stages this cine apptop
about AS certain to cure W IL akea Tns appears strong
language but the events of day fully its truth
They have never known 1t fail the
case, and il it bad been administered TO the 80 referred
above, the result would have been different The lives
thousands of children will be tayed th il
Kept in families for the purpose is composed Of eleven
erul astrugnt vegetable exracs which the Black
berry Root is the bai AID is entirely nature.
THIS medicine is warranted and the sci horned
refund the money in Of failure Sold at l Chatham
~ Bowery ie7 aud "a broadway l52 Chambers and 1913
Hudson ST. in Brooklyn, II aud III Fulton ST. Boston
Grocery, and scrano Co.. Atlantic and corner Myrtle
avenue and Hudson aud by the principal Groeers
throughout the ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-21

NO CURE NO PAY.-DR CORBfTr, 10 DUANE ST
nay Be sonsuta en- the treatment Of cerain delicate
deee.s rrnstfee OF -tesr devoted the treat
inert ~ tseete diseases enables Dr. c. xorst
mercury used. - '"N' ""Ss w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-23

MURDER.-We learn that most diabolical muir.
der and robbery was committed in Arson county,
on the 9Th inst, upon the person of Mr.. May Blu
chanan, highly respectable citizen of that county.
Mr.. Buchanan was murdered and robbed within
quarter Of mile of his residence, by some villains
who had built brush fence across the road TO Sc
cure their victim. Mr.. Buchanan's cries were
heard by his wife and overseer, but before they
could reach the spot the villains had accomplished
their object and fled. We understand there ara
suspicious connected with this bloody deed too
horrible to be expressed. reward of $500 has
been offered for the discovery Of the murderers.-
Cbera,g Gazette
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-23

MURDER AND RoBBERY.-On Thursday night
last, Marshal J. S. Speed, of this city received
Geographic dispatch from Vincennes, Indiana, in
forming him that horrible murder had been COM
mitted about twelve miles beyond that place, on
Wednesday evening" about an hour before sun
down, and that the supposed murderer had passed
through Vincennes, in a buggy, on his way to.
wards Louisville. A subsequent dispatch lnforUfd
Mr. Speed that the man had left his buggy at SOME
place on the on the read and taken the stage.
Although it was then near II O'Clock on Thursday
night, Marshal Speed at once dispatched officers
Beard and Kirkpatrick to Indiana, for the purpose
of meeting the stage. The wisdom of this precau-
tion was soon made evident Shortly after the
arrival of Messrs. B. and K, at Greenvlie, the
Vincennes stage arrived and the murderer got out,
intending to come no further. He was promptly
arrested and brought to this city, when he gave
mis- name as Milton Jones, and stated that he was
a school-teacher at CharIestown, Illinois, BY the
papers taken from him it was discovered that his
victim was Mr.. Joseph Miller, of the firm of S. &
J. Miller, respectable merchants of Charesown,
and that he was on his way to Spencer county,
Kentucky, for his wife, where she is now on
visit. Mr.. Miller had with him upwards OF Sl4oo
in money, and a number of letters and memoranda
addressed to several merchants of this city, al OF
which were found in the possession OF Jones. The
belt which contained the money had been cut IRON
Mr. Miller's person. Jones told Marshal Speed
that he was travelling with Miller, when cane
gun, which was in the buggy, went off acciden-
ially. killing Miller instantly; that he became
alarmed at the thought of being suspected as his
murderer, and conceang his body, started for
Louisville, intending to give the money to Miliers
wife, All the circumstances point Enthusiastically TO
Jones as the murderer, and he will no doubt have
Justice speedily melted out to him. Jones is now in
irons in the Louisville iail-L0u,sUiHe Cour, l2M.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-23

TRAGEDY ON THE PLAINs.-We learn from
passengers down from Hannibal Yesterday, saws
the St Louis Republican of the 10th, that intelli-
gence had reached that place of the death of Isaac
B. Gore, yoang man formerly clerk and part
owner of the steamer Edward Bates, by the hands
OF Arthur Shearer, recently postmaster at Hanni-
bal. 1t appears that Shearer with his wife and
hive or six children, were on their way to Califor.
ma, and when only day or two's journey from
Independence, he discovered an improper init macy
between his wife and Gore, who accompanied
them, and in moment of jealousy rushed INTO the
tent and shot him dead
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for he Crescent 6v VINCENT WLLIAMs
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel,
LAFAYETTE, Tuesday May 22-P. Arrived. steamer
General Lafayette with 800 Sheep % Beeves c. Watkins
a Beeves Illinois, 400 Sheep. 1o4 Beeves, Is Cows Prices
are without alteration. We again quoe-Beef first class g.
second. 5(O51ac. third, 4ac y ID Hogs. 4c p ID; Sheep
s2O$3 so y head Cows. $256$35 o he'd; Hay. $l4
O$l5 ton; Corn. 45O50c. bushel Oats &c. o bushel
R,ou e0I7T0c N 100 n
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DEATH OF CAPT. GEORGE GRETsINGER.--It ia
with feelings of more than ordinary sorrow that we
record the death of Capt Gretsinger He expired
yesterday morning at O'Clock, after a long ill.,
ness. Capt. Greisinger was the Oldest inhabitant
OF Louisville, and has known her from the time her
site was covered with beech woods, until she has
reached population of $4,000 inhabitants. He
was most useful assistant to Gen. George Rogers
Clarke, in I'll. early settlement of Louisville and
stood very high in the esteem of that gallant
veteran. He was noble and an honest man. and
enjoyed the affection Of all who knew hm.-Lou-
iSrIIe Courier An
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-23

FIRST DIsrRIcT CoURT.-The following trials Yesterday
took place before the First District Cont Hamilton Peyton,
for lIceny found guilty Frederick Deslan. for larceny.
found guilty. James T Coleman, for opposing police Off
cer not guilty W. H. Porers assault and battery
not guilty The trial of John Floyd. for larceny,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Corner of Baronne and Poydras streets.
Lessee. Mr.. H. SCHUYLER Stage Manager, Mr.
Manager. H. C. PAGE Treasurer
~ Car tsH icare the Theatre Lafayette erey
might after the Performance. ::
WEDNEsDA Nay e. stsW be seted l ine D Fonaue.
Mr.. Duffy Lavigne. Mr. Page Picard, Mr. Bryion maes, mus
Pee sIigs Mr. Rowe ps.n ioT Capt Canncn
Mr.. Brydon Tlnd. Page Wisdom Mr. Mack LOUISA Love
trick, Miss Petri. Chatter, Mas Verify Mo-,
n The Police Department is under The diee.o ~ r,e a.
Qua rter bef,re ryy Prices of Admissions: Dress Cir
and Parqette cents Second Tier rs Cooed Boxes
~ M .e NAV be secured application the Treasurer.
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$25. 900 Worth of Dry Goods at Cost.

ID j. O'DOHERTY. Corner Of TehoupitouIGs street and
L St. Mary's Market. would respectfully inform the
Ladies of New Orleans and Lafayette that he will from
Tomorrow to the LIST of June dispose of his entire stock OF
Rich French, English and American
DRY GOODS AT COST
Ladies want Of Dress and House DkY GOODS ,sS
may rest assured of getting good bargains the undersigned
intends leaving early June for the North and Europe to
make bis purchases for the fall r y.
Three cases of A French GlNGHAMS warranted last
" - r. j. O'DOHERTY'S,
mYN 81 Corner of Tchou ponlas and South Market sts
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscENT OyyIcE. ,n
Wednesday Morning, May ~, l64S.

90
CREscENT OyncE. ,..o
Wednesday Morning. May %. ls4SS
COTTON.-Thee were several buyers in the Cotton mar
ket yesterday and notwithstanding the full prices claimed
the sales reached 1900 bales making about 49, bales for
The past three days.
rgw-oRLEAxs CLASSIFICATION
6 tnls1,sr Good Fair
s asdaas iidna feSa a and NJ Ala S
Mdding .75Sl072S Average Lists. o7s~o7a
TOBACCO.-Thsre a steady demand. and prices
well sustained Sales of 7 hhds including q hhds. 81
for Admitted and 81 for Refused 50 bids at and 1873
hhds 123 A. and 10 r. at rate cot to be made public
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The Sugar market steady.
and I5O hhds. taken at 3k044c good Common to fully
Fair OF Molaes, Sc0 bb sold at IO12c for inferior, IL
16c for fair prime, and 17OlSc. gallon for choice
reboilsd
ing light receipts. About 5000 bbs sold, of which 100
bb unbranded at a 90 1874 bbs Illinois, and 100 do. ILL.,
no both a CO. $50 bbl ordinary ST. Louis 600 and 20)
at - 621k, and 9O40 bbls. Ohio private terms.
CORN.-Demand active, and prices higher Sales 650O
sacks of which sacks So 1900 do OO0 and 60o at ST.
1900 do. (2200 and l00 at 81 and 9i7 do at &c. buhe
OATS-A sale of $50 sacks prime 42c on the Levee
CORN MEAL.-4oo bbs Kindred brought ~ q boil
PROVISlONS.-The Pork market is without mucn
change. and noticed sales of $50 bb Mess at ~ A. o
do Sour Mess at g. and $50 do. Prime Mess on private
terms Lard steady with sales of % bbs No at pa and
so do at &c. ID. Bacon Sides retailing at 5Oa' aud i4o
casks bagged Hams taken at SIC. p b.
LIME-A cargo sale of 1850 casks Thomaston at 81 3d.
GUNNY BAGS.-25 600 in bales brought 9Ac. cash.
WHISKY.-About 150 bbls. Rectifed sold at l6lac.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sterling $685., and occa-
sionaly get pm; New York so days AfdL4 disc Sight
341D1 pct pm.
FREIGHTS-Still tending downward. Some Cotton
taken for Liverpool American vessel at 3D. bark
saeed for Lisbon % so for Tot acco and brig for Mar
settles at "a p 1000 for Slaves.
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DISCHARGsD-Anna Buckley. who some time since
arrested in the First Municipality. charged with stealing
coIhing from Mary Ann Deman. yeerd disc!a ged
by Recorder Genois prosecutor appearing against her
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-23

BAGGING AND ROPE.
coo PIECES and coils, of the best brands and quality
OlDU in store and for sale by
THORN4ILL & McIIAHENNY,
myA Inn VI Grsver st.
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.... Arrived Yesterday:
Inc axxis. L. fxaxa zaa xa;fardaY i

Arrived Yesterday:
mo arrivals from yesterday.1
sTHAMBOAT1:
Oregon Hiern from Mobile.
Gen Lafayette Montgomery. FIN Lonisvle-4 bales cotton
c. E. Watkins Lee FIN Tennessee River-S62 bales cotton.
D. B. Mosby Cooper from Port Caddo-53J bales cotton
Elisha, Landry from Baton Rouge.
A. w. VanIeer Larose, from Balize.
Aberdeen, Clouds from Memphis bales cotton
Illinois, Stetfinus from St. Lnuis-2O0 bales cotton.
Monterey Whenbury. from Jefferson-97 bales cotton.
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Barks.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS !:
L.r1rupr. % 57soN.-Loso1rupr. 80 Win Time. sh

Cleared Yesterday:
ehip Adams, Gay, Havre, J.P. Whitney 20
Shio VIM Badger Thomas Boston, l.. H. Gale
Ship Memphis Bunker, New York, A. Cohen
Ship Gaena, Leayt, LiverpoO, A. Cohen
Ship Harrisburg Mathews Boston, J. w. Andrews y Go
b. Shin York Roy Liverpool A. & J. Dennistoun Co
Ship Elizabeth, Hnsty, Liverpool, J.P Whitney 20
Bark Catherine Watts. Bordeaux, L. H. Gaie
Bark Carlo Manran Franceville, Liverpool L. H. Gale
Bark Beaver. Edmonds. Marseiles, J.P. Whitney 20
Bark Delaware, Maston, Boston. e. w: Hynson
Bark Mandarin, Cooley. Bodeaux, 3. Broom
Bark Maria Mattison, Philadelphia, Q. Meeker
Rark Tbeoxana Borand Philadelphia G. J. Meeker
Bark Oberlin, Gilbert, Boston, J.P. Whitney 20
Schr. Corah Bradbury, Pensacola Master
Schf. Tioga, Collins, New York, X. M. HARRISON 20
6chr Lucretia. M0ssman. Richmond, Z. Palmer
Schr Nv Plantageuet Caro- Pensacola VIM. Bunnel
Steamer Buffalo. Jackman, Montgomery, via Mobile,
Hyde g. Oglesby
Steamer Gen Hsmer Cozzens Pensacola, J. Hurley
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY %. ls4s

COMMITTEES MEETINs-The Conference COMMITTEES met
Yesterday morains at IL o'clock in the Mayors Office
Mayer Crossman acted President. There no report
received and from the crevase and there being no
business before the Committee. adjourned to meet this
morning at II O. clock
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-23

BREACH OF TRUsT.-Mr Jean Baptiste Ducr6 yesterday
complained before Recorder Genois that time ago he
had given several accounts be collected named
Vanner Tie money had been collected and s6S o. ap.
prOpaed by Vannier. The accused sent before the
niStric (0nrt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-23

IL That boat excursion took yesterday through Ca
nal Rampant Common and other streets decidedly
waery All the people seemed TO reside either in Oh
on the waters and from the number OF boats sh etc
which the surface of the wafer should say that the
people live in a state of aqueous itinerancy.
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WANTED

WANTED.
BOARD. with two furnished Bedrooms, for Gentleman,
ID his Wife and two Children (six and eight years of age
in q private family. Address, with name, location and
terms M t. through the Office of this my22 BIZ
$500 REWARD
OST, between Madame Caldwells (via PontchaItrain
Rairoad) and the Toll Gate, on the Old Bayou Road
Sk Read PURSE containing three $500 bills OF the Me-
chanics and Traders Bank 500 bills and $40 bill
On the City Bank one slo gold piece and from ye TO SIX
fpdne the same and leaving it at Mr. Daniels corner OF
Port and Levee Third Municipality, or at this Once
will be paid the above toward. my2 IT.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-23
CI-oTHINc CLOTHING.

CLOTHING. ..CL HING
RETAIL STOCK A X XXI T. IL!
M BARNETT. No. 10 CAMP STREET. has Just received
lNl per ships GaIena. Quebec and Memphis, large and
well assorted stock of fine SUMNER CLOTHING, made
expressly for the retail city trade:
Super Black French Merno Dress and Frock Goats;
Fine Dap d'Ete d Oray Goats and Sacs;
Cashmerette and Tweed Sacs. all colors ,
Cashmerette Paletots aud d'0ray Goats all coiors;
Plain Linen. Plaid Linen and Nankeen Sacs;
Super Fancy Grass Sac and d Orsay Goats;
Fancy and Black English Meno do. do;
Black and Fancy French Merno Pants;
Superfine Drap d Etc Pants;
White Brown and Fancy Linen Drill Pants;
India Nankeen and English Merino Pants;
White and Fancy Linen Vests;
Fine Black Bombazine Vests a. M
Vests etc etc imy9 tel71 NJ. BARNETT. 13 Camp SITS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-23

A 9 a Celebrated Fire Engine Builder at
n The North ha, contracted TO bnld Ma ~44rz1Y
chine y" for a Company Of a Sister City. which 49,
machine. he has promised. shall do some. ESn1fS
hing extra in throwing water, wishing to- X2-XX-
keep one Of thu links broken that keeps chained 70 the
Norh) will undertake 10 build FIRST Class nell finished
NEW ORLEANS MACHINE on my Pategt Ran
which shall throw water foot for foo. with this Northern
Machine To enable all to participate who feel an interest
the Crescent City being independent in this branch OF
business thew will find lists for subci bes at si0 per num-
be at the following Coffee houses When all the numbers
are taken the Machine will be commenced and when nm
shed and proved TO be droua for by LOTTERY. or by
any other mode the Subscribers may think proper
MUNICIPALITY.
~ Spain and Levees's.
Nos 81 tn 100 iaclusive ..... GEORGE BOYLAN,
~ Railroad and VictoV st.
FIRST MUNIC1PA ny.
ave. st. Ann and Charities ST.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY:
No'' ioi :" NV ST. Charles st.
Nos an tn an nclusive JAMES BARRON,
A " ~ wv jnIa and Carondelet SITS.
For further information, apply at sIther OF ths ABOVE
places, or at the CRESCENT FOUNDRY, s. GIROD
Editors favorable to the City spnogrss will confer favor
by noticing the above. lmyH ~ a. y. JoNEs.