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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-14
r. he A dress.

We publish in this number the aAddress of
the Southern Delegates 10 lbeir constituents
The importance of the subject and the ability
with which it is treated, Mshfcainl from our
readers the most lively inierlst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-14

U We inform our correspondent at "flig-
gins Ferry" that we have examined into the
subject Of his complaint, and have reasons to
believe, that, in future, the mails 10 his section
will be better regulated. -:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-14
From the Charleston Mcrcnry.

WAsHINGToN, February 6,
Mr.. BUTLER presented the following
Resolutions, which were passed by bolh
Houses of the Legislature Of South Caro-
lima al lis late session, and transmitted by
Gov. SEABRooX.
Resutret unanimously; That the time
for dicus-on, by the sIaveholding States,
as to their exclusion from The territory re-
Gently acquired from Mexico, has passed
and that this General Assembly, represent
ing the feelings of the Stale of South
Carolina, is prepared to corporate with
her sister States in resisting the applica-
lion of The principles Of the WiImot Pro-
viso to such territory, al any and every has
ard.
Resolved unnaimeusy; That The Gov
ernor I've requested 20 transmit copy Of
this report 10 The Governors of each Of the
States Of this Union, and to our Senators
aud Representatives iu the Congress Of
the United STATES.
The Panama Bil was then made the
subject of some discussion.
In the HoUsH sH.-The Naval Appopria-
tion Bill as il came from the Committee of
the Whole passed, except the amendment
ubolishins the spirit ration, which was
defeated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-14

.T We tender our acknowledgements to the
Hon. d. WALLACE, and the Hon. A. BURT,
for pamphlet copies Of The Southern Address.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-14

The following arc the remarks Of Mr..
BUTLER, as reported bY the Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore Snn. on
presenting, in the Senate Of The United
States. the resolutions of the Legislature
Of Snuth Carolina, on the Willmot Pros
viso.
Mr.. Butler felt bound, ia presenting
these resolutions, to say thai they were
M, he transient result Of popular excite.
ment. bn, of the deliberate, permanent
conviction fthe Legislature of sovereign
Stale. expressing The sentiments and de-
termination of The people hereof. South
Carolina was not alone in this. Virginia
too had spoken, in language noi 10 be mis-
understood, and Snulh Carolina would
stand by and sustain her.
Mr.. b. said she. never would consent TO
crouch and become .'she ass between bur-
therns," in corae5ion with this, subject.
II The North persisted in carrying measures
TO exIremeilies, ii would be criminal
so1Ib5- Tor the bdion. AsabmissioH. under
such circumstances, would be reducing
The South from an equality. and degrad-
ing her in The Union, 10 which Snulh
Carolina woald never consent. The re-
solutions were ordered 10 be printed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-14

T We must repeu! for the information Of
correspondents, what we have: before insisted
on as matter Of some consequence 10 US ut
least, that all communications aud all letters
lent to the Office Of The Advertiser must be
post paid!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

I Mathematical fdstrnm04ii ofoyerv
qualiiy and puoe.
Water l9lors-Reevat and New.
mana fuperhne Color, In bozen
q every size, with and without
locks and DRIVERS, and fine
s.. .eltil'eli. 2 loose eol1pi BY the
~
Penciis- Sable and camallr-bair
$500 .,,s,i s.. w DiAAhie feneiis o.
hi"s'
Fabef'g Lead Peieilg - 4 large
eutpl{S ~ nose superior Pencils
b nv inherent grades always on
Cajnr-i o..
,ns,, y N.'.y9',1i = 4ne hasoft-
p,J. ~,
'', ,.... : h,aligli 9et i2oni gqiare,
L t4,'iiu ~. NY ll,lt hulefH' OF every
Ai''u ei'l size
Diritlers German silver spring
ana 'plnln orhss Diyidera.
Rodgcrs, Ciilsrv-Fine Pen and
Desk knives. and Eraserg. al
every description.
cold p.,. p,s.-,,,. s..
~ Fr.,cb ~ r.,i' 'oah 1poi,sli 2
paaiaii,a '' ~ " T., ? ltlleei 5 si
lsroasias, D., ~ ui0 iAise Iii-
f.,y -.
~ ~ : 49, e'le fe.i f19iders' a
i i,.le $50 liileilli some WIN stone
~
oi ~. i'slisi rom ali The best ma
~, ~ ', eatu. anu ~ boxes, OF
! 80, - '
enitg - 5Wan, Wild goose and
huusoh . Bay etuillsi o. every
nuihDeis, from . 70 lUIi By NE
thoushhd on uillsr'
Coping prssEes Screw and Lee
/ yer Copying Presaea, tour differ
eat sl1et', Win apparatus conf
pleae, such as Books, lnki brush
( en-, ollcd anu biotllng Paper.
/ NJiarial Presses. fine screw, with
wufars and seal-paperz Of every
size.
f'i,ohts 'Ttn!iiRg i'lt oieFery qua
/ MY anu price, IN Kegs hii1 cam
istefs, o. every celor, Limo
! gTaphic Ink q me niiest qaahtyi
/ constantly on manu-
I Blank Cards - Printers Blank
! Cards; eHameled, iypry-suriact
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Blanf Book, such as Euper-f1ya
Ledg0rl, journals, Cash am
Pay Books, Invoice and heeort
BOOKS, Royal Medium, Dem5
and Cap, in full afts, Of ever
styls Of ruling and binlipg, some
hau3aomely ragfd. and war
ranied Of che best linen paper,
Steamboat B0ota ofayery f6tm ID
ure-freighi and Cabin Regis
teru, Passage r. giatera, Wood
aud General Receipts, Cotton
Receipts, Trip and MemoFan-
DUN Books, Vt every kind Of
ruling.
Writing Pqpefs, auper-royal, royal,
deny, lulippoati Englieh, French
and American CAP aud Letter
Paper, ruled and plain, Com
mercial Poht and Record PaAf,
ruled and plain, Packet fosi
and Note Paper, Papeieries Of
various qualities, G very fine as
s0ftment, together with Motto
and Transparent Wafsrs lllu-
minated Waiera a new and
beautiful article.
Faacy COlorsd Paper, glnzed and
plain surface, various cOlurs,
Eng iih and American Tissue,
assorted colors, Tracing Paper,
every siae, Gold and Silver Pa
per and Stripe, Bristol Boards,
every size ami thickness, PeflO-
rrted Boards Of different colors.
Seeding War aud Waters, in great
variety, aupariine English and
American, of all coloTs aud aizol.
Writing Inks, Of every quality,
Engllah, French, American and
German, every color.
ErHa fac F'raieh Pump Inksiutd,
Of very superior dnish.
hiksinHds OF every hind, glass, ma
hogniCy, iron and hrouzed metal
very fine assoEtmgnE
Paper Weighis, fancy glasu, iror
and br0nsed.
Pen Holders, fine silVer-mountet
Porcupine, Porcelain and Es.
cutcheon Shell fen-hoiders, gerJ
fine.
Motto lysals- Glass Motto Seals
VARIOUS designs, Initial Seal
and Envelopes.
Pearl and EDoy Tablets, a flint
assortment,
Desk Tabicis and Calsniuru.
Porcelain States, every slge, SOM
ia Morocco trumes, very fin
and superior article.
Letter Clipa, different sizes an.
patterns, Englishand American
Ellt and br0nEed.
Lsiier Receirsrf, different sizes.
Spring Tape hflaH~es, a YER
convenient article fDf uie p0cke
some with linen gauge al
tached, brass and Gezmun sllYei
MlFir Book A few begntilJ
manuscript Music Books.
Patent Bi0Rerp, different sizna,
very useful uTic.e.
Fanny TaBe Fine Tink aud blu
Tape, for counting house usei
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

COLEAfAN's G0NORRHRA MIXTURE.
TTNuE proprietor feeds confident IN offering his MIXTURE
as Specific for this disagreeable disease. So confident
he that VIII ime,ery instance Cure, that he has diVc
his Agents Refund the Money when ii fails. His ONLY
A ds Sa r RUsFE i PADDOCK, no Poydra,ss,
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II SANDS TUCKER & 60. have removed from 20
II. and 2 Gravier TO Z 7ehouDitoulas ST. nj BIN
TTENAs.AUDITIO CERTIFIC ATES.-For sale a
Il y Banks Arcade, mp stains. MD Ina
CH0CFAM LAND SCRIP. = In Halt sections.
~ Quartef Sections and Eishilf, for sale By
oS 3m PARADISE, LANRASON & co.
COAI....... COAL.
/ nHuiADELPflIA ANTHRACITE COAh.-For sals
in lots 70 salt Purchases, BY II, Il. SMITH.
! Rl9 Sm eOFuel eaECndse md PeyipiQ -,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
.OIeared Yesterdav.

Steamship Telegraph Morgan, Chagres, Hyde Ogesby
Ship Jas Corner, Corner, Liverpool J. III. Ashbrdge Co
Ship Anna Rich, Burwcil, Boston, g. ~. Hyns0n
Ship Berlin, Smith, Liverpool, ]. p. Whitney & Go
Bark Louisiana, EmOry, Sau Francisco Dewey & Go
Scl George Lincoln, Rogers, Brazos ST. Jago, q. Wcham
Schr Adeliue, Lodge, San Francisco o. Wiekham
Mex. schr Atrevida, Prison, EabascO, s. Fernandez
Steamer Mobile, Sutton, Mobile. Master
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10 RENT.

DLEAsANT ROOMS AND OFFICES FOR
RENT In Baliks -7fcade. Apply az - Nutebez
street, up Stain. d
TTtO HENF-The House No. 9, Triton HALL. Il -
j. contains -Four Fine Rooms, and By "a Twg.t7g f
d. 81 No. 70 Triton Walk
BLACKSMITH SHOP AND LUMBER YARD.
- situated on 1chOHpttoliGg 0trset, befWee1 Jiia -
aHd So Josgp sree for Rent, Apply at p Natchez I'd
TT'O RENT-The SECOND STORY Of rs Gus. -.
etc. has Hosting Wheel and other convenience. ReuiA
Low Can be seen BIZ applying 10
do J. DuRBRiDGE s. CO. on the premises.
RIO HGsNT.-Fumished Rooms 10 rent al No 2 Car. -
4 rO street breakfast will be given If required. Ap. M
ply on The premises. o29 ~
ENuEtNleiiIsD ROOMS FOR IiliNT.--Pleasant -,
- Furnished Rooms in the large two.stoFy house. nj
iultsaiefe al The corner Of st. John and ReidOA-A
Streets ms
ITO RlsNI Two ihroe.stoTy Bhck DWELLING -
- IlDgtsfs, situated on Circus street. between Canal III
and Common streets Second Municipality Apply to ~
90 PRfE5TLH & BElN 80 and 81 Campst.
ITO RENT--Two Frame Dwell LING HOUSES -
Il on Dupiantier, between Constance and Magazine s
street,, on the shady side Of the street, Apply the
premises. MI #
GyTORE 10 RE1NThe large fourstory Store Cor part
- Of same) NO. 70 TehOuptouas street, formerly -
cupied by tennesy y Foster, being splendid location Al
for large western Groeerg Or Dry Goods tlOnse. fo
als 8si. L. CUSHING & co. IS Common st.
EN0R HlsNT.-A new two.story FRAME HOUSE,
rage House and lydfantaHd GhtefILn the yansecond nj
house Anuunciailon s above AnnunciaOn Square. Ia
| Apply to 4UNiUS BEEBE, 5 Front Levee,
Oliu between Dnsuine and Hospital sts-, ld NY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08
Positive sale on a Liberal Credit OF a Comfortable
Dwelling.
RK L. A. PEA I'm. Anrntinreer.-

CATBRDAY December g. at ocock-W be sold at Bank
- Arcade, The following descrl,el property 10 Wit
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, with an the inITroy eIncu
thereon situate Ia be ,gaIe bounded ~ Nayade Apollo Felicity
and ST Nlay Nuns Fautour lafayette, and designated
lot No 63 pln drawn by MGilau5en, Surveyor Said let
SO feet and2 neh ironou Felicity street. depth Of
1911 ieet aud inches the line dividing nm lot 66, lO2
feet and n inches O the dividing line Of lot'No. g.
The improvements comprise frame dwelling, with all
the kclnsi uhouEesf appeanBg herennto The sidewalks
made and pad for the land higher than other in the
y New Orleans Lafayette and only oneha square from the
Horse Station
aThe purchaser % assume the payment Of three notes tor
$500 each pay9ba 2h February 1885, 2lZ7h August 1856
23l27ul February, 1854 balance cash.
Ae oss before r. Beard ESQ, Notary Public, the expense
| Of the purehaaer. d6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08
GRAND CONCERT.

IlY Paricua ar request Mr.. CONRAD CHARLES REgINGER
ID bags that he will give Grand Concern
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 18th, the Commercial
Exchange, OF PeTtldo and 81. Charles
EN mr. REisiNGER will b. assisted BY Orchestra
the Arsea Of the city. MR. A. GkAU will preside
tons given.
Mr. REislNGER will perform a GRAND FANTAisIE on One
String, Motif Of &" Belnfs Norma,' composed by
pFessy for this OCCASION
ar Tickets 81 be had all the principal Music
Doors az aifpas Concert commence at quarteTPast
O'Clock, precisely. d d
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

LAFAYETrE, Saturday, December 8.
BEEF CArFLE.-Pices after iueuaing duing the first
part Of the week, have declined The stock heavy,
and the exuemss of prices and &C. . net Received
past week, $50 head.
HOas-Ioldes generally firm at higher prices, and
quote az 34e, q n net. The stock on sale Is
rather heavy. Week reoeipts, 1913 head.
SHEEP Sheep scarce and Eeialad yesterday at high
prcessay "a 009 "A rs " head. Week sEecspts, 49,
MILcH Cows-Sell slowly At saO9450 p head.
CALvEs.-Ohly moderate stock sale. Prices, 33f3
| sc. v h. Week 5 receipts. 239.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08
Memoranda.

Towboat Hercules touchdown and sea, the 2i inst,
ship Mary Wand.
Towboat Yankee lowed down and 10 the 3t ult,
ships Mary Glover, and barks Chusan, and Edmond.
Towboat Anglo American lowed down and tosea, the
Sd inst, ship Kate Hunter.
Towboat Porpose lowed down and to the 18th ult.,
ship Modesto, and brig Emily,
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N''a9s7 street RRc3,ea Property

CATuRDAY, December u o'eloek- be solda auction,
~ at Banks Arcade the following choice wit
A HIGHLY IMPROVED AND VALUABLE PROPERTY,
situated NayRts street. Tiaa Melpomene Streets
consisting large, aud lonaby built HOUSE.
cred s7te The inoh stores being BY 20 each
the clear; hall feet wide bed the hall feet by Il
FEET handsome piazza and galleries from and rear IT'D
buildings attached, high, coneiaing dining
kitchen and all The neeey sleeping rooms very large eisrn, With
soreroolp beneath Of briekhe whole adapted for family
desiring handsome and well built house within the present
Is fashionable style The ground consists f two pots each
e inches by 10 feet and be by the purchaser
whenever be may please They will be sold together ergs
handsomely cultivated Ornamental garden The lot bull
Of purchasing the premises
any and sold previous Saturday 8h day
December, will then he sold action " O'clock Banks
cade, the highest bidder.
third cash balance 6, u and Is months credit,
! with per "a interest from date.
Aeot sale before Jos R Beard ESQ, Notary Public the
pGlse Of the purchaser. d
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ehorled
ness sell all the articles enumerated above heiug
only portion stock the liberal tcTms, md
community generally examine selection be
DAVID FELT g. co.
ui gmeol&W Saad1asr4' hall, No q Cidrfyss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08
List Of vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Corrected eDerR morning especially for The Crescent
municipality (Assgnaled in the following
.abehY the Nos The Railroad and up
the Second 2 tue Mo-. commence above the Steamboat Lead
ng being FlatbOat Landing the Third lm3k tie Nos
haroad ami nnt1n NO helng FeEI NnrlI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08
AUCTION SALES.


10 Sale Arrangement for Seqs08avcs Bank and other
soos Tueldays aud ThmHdsys Real Estate Wednesdays aud
Saturdays Y o'clock Banks Arcade; General sales inter
mediate days NJ Olre No. 10 Banks Arcade PassnEs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

CtAsTILE SOAPS boxes, for sale by
~ do w, L. CUSHING = Cos s. Common 81,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08
Splendid and Delightful Property, situated and
fronting ON the Railroad, Greenyilc.

~ BY J. A BEARD, AuctlOneeF.
CATURDAY December o'cloc-Wil be sold auction
y the Cohsehoue Of Mr. Charles Rice IT, the city Of Luyette
That very valuable COUNTRY SEAT lately the residence Of
A. Beard n the delightful village Of Greenye only fifteen minutes
the Railroad the The
DWELLINGS, EACH with all the comforts
requisite for respectable family ondugs very
having Kitchens nero quarters coaehus stables for four
horses fine e9whouse o ten six eister and two wells all in
grounds laid in the stocked
the choicest plants shrubs and towers selected
United States Europe and The vegetable garden
the crop growing The hoihouse plants
comprise the choicest specimens Of flowers
plants eyergrens shrubs be had atvunon By
purchaser Of the property
desols viewing the properly notified that the
densr is the premises receive them.
Terms.-The purchaser to the payment Of mortgage
zofur S55 due 9Th February 1885, balance cash.
The property will be sold without limit appratement
For fl and farther particulars, apply at ue Office Of Beard
ID Banks Arcade. ui2
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PLACIDEs XARIETIEs-GRAVIER sTREEr

,,p u, ,,,rp .-.-c-7,7 - . A., Cd 49,,
80 Y ~ g.. .-3I -
che public Of New Orleans at the new Theatre being now com
Pleted will be opened for the season, on
SATURDAY EVENING, Dsre7i5er s. 1873.
Ia The arrangement Of the building he trusts that every attention
has been paid not only ~ % elegance aa beauty Of decoration IN
which b unequaei on this continent Europe but also to the
accommodation apd comfort Of his Patrons while from the talent Of
The Company engaged 10 the various department. Of The Drama he
qualification delight which. insure the appreciation
eiizens5of New Orleans.
Architect Nj d. 2 EIzV5rb.
ar ,,lsr'' " " " " 3. M - M 70 Rr1 l1
PRINCIPAL Scenic Artist -. MI Moidsi.
staee hfnuagrr 80, Mr. Bess.
Meehanilts. Mr. Ellsworth,
The whole under the re9ba oeendence Of Mr. r. Pncde
J,-,i-sz-y7 n - a-s-,..
A., r. IL, f'''' t ~ q DIY,ltS -i't''' e. H..
Mis- MeIlv6ci Mr@,Wo55i M Myers;
r' B B. S ne q Howard I V W 3E HSl'nai
NJ tssifsb1. Nr 49, NJ Me- .7'''
VA i '' '''' md ~ 4 P1,cide ~ sD
Loader Of tho frcbsra mi M,rai Conducta gjgpor T. Csic
At,dsr,,issl,s ,nto,i, fii,,51y D ~
e ,,. sFF.,,r, lo AT,rid
Ni,dsr.,asls n i, il ~ " WV ~ ~ "
,f5eo,i WINS WINS g g f 5n w Ti i Nh y n i1
IaasisS'r ~ pSs '''nl u'e 'p'l1 i''' WV iA'
ss1 ',A's'it ., $780, af Ia cd A., r,-.t
Sos pi5si ii'usip'' A'''' % 'N' i''1 0''i'' runs
'' ~. a., 49,. $1,000. fD IL. rr,i,.J q,,...
NJ c ,s ''i is Ky N 49, -. Ii- NJ s,.
/ Mis- NiaYgelit' Nh lmogpbe. Mr. Burns
3 NJ sbsrGs,,d. KlI I "st'Ou' NJ Wspons,
Mr.. Guest Mr.. schim Nj Sinclair;
Mr Sheppard Mr. Durrnti Mr. a Wasoni
Mr.. Davis; Mr.. Wats0ui Mr. Young;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

AssAubTrNu AN OTFIcER.-Richard Riley; John McNa-
and James Sullivan gaye bonds yesterday in the Of
$500 to appear before the First District OuuF answer
the charge of aauitiHg Daniel Nilemor Of the night
al,df faIzH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

Second night Of the Grand Opera d THE JEWEss.
ORLEANS STREET, between Royal and BOURBON streets.
Y Manager, P; DAVIS Agent, JOHN r. LAMoTHE. On
time this hs Grad Opera sets by Haeyy, Of
Principal peiomdrn MN. Dulue BcsHu, scst Couad,
Mdes. Devriea and Begsin.
The lbo Of The IeWets in English is for sale al the Box
Office Of the Theatre.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

BEIEIGERAsF.-Ye eriay, Philip CeCapnor esula not re-
sranthe pFpptings Of hseivaEe spirit 20 he attacked with
resisting Of elam IN short Space of time. But alas fo
the proves OF PliDs another Antagonist farred along
and, alef brief contest the hero who had carried The Wal
INTO Aca was forced ed to the strong Of the law
He was eotei 70 the watch house and viii be disposed 0 b
Recorder GcnaE
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.......s........Bl nFea....sssas.sss-
ny d. M, nERAB@s

A'.il-a
Slaves .saves Slaves.
BY j. M DEPAB8s
oges 70 BqHks qreqde., ~, DEPAss, AuetioneeE
GAVUhnAN, December b az y ocoehWN be SOD al public
- auction az Banks Arcade, ihe following dawes
The Girl TNNYi aged 35 yeas first rate Fled Hand sue
only guaranteed
Nina aged % years Cook Washer and roneri
Ael before J. ossy Notary Public the expense Of the
p7 TsT%s cash d8
Splendid spaIf. Bay Horses
BY THOS. j. SPEAR, AuctiOneer.
GATuRDAY, December 8, u o'eioekWil De- sold q the
- corner Of Common and Ramporeeta, 70 close copartner
ship
Bhendid span Of BAY HORSES years DID, rising 6 hands
ghi Northern stock perfectly GENTLE and well worthy NE a
horaes.
They the present owners $1,000 The sale will be positive
aud sold to the highest bidder
Terrna cash az
~ Mules, Horses, DraYs and Carts. ~
4G9I BY II. j. SPEAR Auct'r. fAsh
SATURDAY, December s. At halfpast 20 O'Clock - .a
- WIN be sold at te Horse Auction Mari Of Common
and Rampant stfeets-
81 ssddeand Harness HORSES (sorne guarantied)
30 Splendid MULES
Terms cash. d
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

INSULTING 4 WHITE PgRsOy.-Asphasie IestFande a
free Of color, sent before he First District Court
yesterday, for abusing Mrs Ann Eliza Mcclure, Thursday
evening last, in Orleans street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

Ship Lucas Ouerdge Is days from Philadelphia, 70 J. H.
Ashbridge s. GO.-1st my.
Ship Caspian ToIey, 70 days from Gibraltar in ballast, to
MASTERED my.
BIZ. ship Consul smith g days from Liverpool Hamilton,
Mackinder & CO.-3d my.
Ship Forest Queen LOyelt 70 days from Bath, Me-, to mas
ter-3d my.
Span bark Amabe Rosa, Fence 50 days from Barcelona,
PUG, Mir & COs--lst my.
Bark Robert Morrison Frost 30 days from Cardiff WAKES 10
Chas. Deake & CO.-l4atayee.
Bark r. Wright Jr, Petite, % days from Rio dc JaeO, to
master-2d my.
Preln, Clegg Il GO--3d my.
Brig Alison Cooper, les days from Mntahzas, ballast
to master-POint.
NoByegan brig Lyna Glmarn 50 days from Bordeaux, to
POuget, Eds & CO.--1st my.
Brig Chinchila, Haskell from Ellsworth, Me, TO master-
Point
Brig Union, Goojnanou 10 days from Baltimore to master
-lst my
Italian brig John Batise, Basa, "A days from Genoa D.
Brig CisToiue I6Iihs 40 days from Malaga. to user-
1 list my.
sehr Oregon. Treia, from Tampioo, a, uit., to .euan
| dez--iet
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\ Jas l.. Day, Gibers1n. frnnI RIotie
Gen WORTH Muir Lake frOvdeuclo1 BALES cotton
Mary Foley, DulleFts, tom l4aioulche.
| Belle Of the West, JAMES from Cincinnati.
| AmazOnia, hlclinde from ST. Louis.
| Andrew JACKSON Eekeft, from ST. Louis.
Nachez NO.S leathers, I'm Hard Tintsji6 bales cotton
! Duchess, Wade, from Cincinnati.
|. Eiska Landry, from Baton Rouge.
/ Planter lNells, from Grtuada-l0l6 bales cotton.
MObile.-Su from Mobile.
j. r. Boswell, kImbu from Grand EcOre-249 bales cotton
TowbOat POrpuEs, Phillips, from the Passes.
,TowbOai Anglo American, Porter, from the Passes
TOwhOat Persian, Andrews, trom the Passes
T0wb0at Yankee, EintOn, irum the Passfs.
rOWboat Hercules, Brown, from the Passes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

CLAIHEp.--A eoold man. named James Martin was A..
rested several days once lpF being n lie Stale coairugenon
10 aW- As me indyunl did not offer any explanation Over
maps not UNDERSTANDING the pf0ee) he locked o. 10 prove
hf lfeedo- fefdaF he was claimed By the Fenef con-
sui ~ Given Of fIangH. and accordingly s M 4 a
ted iat be Of very respectable Standing IN his native and
and eit oy on account o. family deultes. He viii now
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

b0hb ReLAuEs-Yesieriay morning, ab0utday hTeak-
oIe daring Thieves attempted 10 force into the
on aud iouqqse They IGoke le shutter Of The window
DgtWete ibs 70 gam the inside Of the store From the
WIDOW tls onaled aiOnt ~ worth OF silver and watch
Fhhe A. I'D A heavy Of gold III bars aH not sr
removed troiQ ihe gpU but n the hhfg icff 10 sIe orT
eTaiiOns, It was not reached b. he r5bheTs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

THIRD MUs1crPALIT Everything quiet yesterday at
Recorder euznea court not vagfant 10 disturb the
office with the senblance Of bushes
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For further particulars, apply 10
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h. J. HART & CO., ~ rchoupiioulas st., n Orleans
Agents Havana. DRAKE BROS & co.
GW@ Passengers lpaVing Havana by this ship reach
BalumoreOn the Ffl DaB by taking the Land R0nie, and
New York and Philadelphia IN the time by taking the
Steamship TO Hose pofis. d6 law