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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-26
Huzzn for zachary Taylor." !"

Our old friend, PREs. DEvoL, 1t will be seen by
the following item from the Pittsburgh Gazette,
has been promoted to the rank Of Captain:
"Our old friend. Capt. Pres. Devol, has
bought out Capt. Cooks interest in the
Clipper No. 9, and has taken command
of this fine packet, Capt. d. has every
qualification of first rate commander,
aud we wish him abundant success"
Here is his advertisement Friday is always
considered On unluoky day; but If any of ouI
friends are going to Pittsburgh. Il they happen in
Wheeling on Friday at 10 o'clock P. NJ, they will
find that the old saw, in one case at least. is no
verified. .u
FRIDAY PACKET.--The CLIPPER
No. 2. Capt. PREs. DEvoL, will leave
Pittsburgh every Friday morning at IL
o'clock; Wheeling every Friday evening
at 10 O'Clock P. M.nMR ghdi ~ ,1so
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-26
FAcTt,

That r. I. Hibbards Anti.Bilious Vegetable
Family Pills are certain cure for Headache, Fe'
YER and Ague, Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, In'
digestion, Colo, Costiveness Ond oil complaints
arising from arrangement Of the Stomach For
cleansing the blood, they Ore superior to any Pill
made, aud altogether preferable to any SarSapa
rilla--From one to two is dose. Rev. B. Hib
bard. the father Of the present proprietor, Rufui
+. Hibbard discovered these Pills more than Il
years ago. aud there are whole families, who hav,
used no other Pills for more than 25 years. Tn,
25 aud so cent boxes, will have the miniature o
the Rev. d. HinBARD on each wrapper, no othe
Hibbard's Pills nre genuine
The genuine Hibbards Pills are FOR sale in Ian
custer only by George Kaufmani Shaw, Yves
Nashville; q. W. Reid and E. Kalb, East Rush
villei o. II. MSller, Somerset . 'f7'' a' .''g
! December Is. N'' I'0' o. 3w3e
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-26
An Hn,l, NOT Hnl. , ,he er.nlte st.t.

The last State election in New Hampshire was
considered complete LocOfoco triumph. Both
Houses of the Legislature are strongly Locofoco.
What is the Sequell
TAe Legislature estGbished a State Bank!
As yet we have had no groans from our hard.
money friends.
New Hampshire was the birthplace of CaSs.
New Hampshire voted for him by large ma
jority. By this act, she gave great cause of gra'
tulation to his friends.
New Hampshire has been considered "the
strung-hold' Of Progressive Democracy.
But New Hampshire charters a State Bank!
"Ah! true" says our LocofoOo friend, "LocOio
coism in New Hampshire and Ohio are different
things"
Verilyi .......
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-26
OEHb bONI OIID
Columbus, Jan. 22. 1649.

LATE Elk, SENATOR SEvIER.-The Ma.
tional Intelligencer, noticing the death of
this gentleman on the Let inst, in Arkan-
sas, as announced by telegraph. says:
"Mr. Sewers first appe rance in the
Capitol was in 1927, as the delegate to
Congress from the then Territory of Ar
kansas; and, on the admission Of the Ter.
ritory in the Union as State, he became,
in 1886, one Of her first Senator'S He
was leader in his party, and had its con.
6dence. as was shown by his having been
selected by it during tho latter part of his
service in the Senate as its chairman of
the committee Of foreign relations, which
station he occupied at the time of his ap-
poin,ment as Minister to Mexico. His
name was before the Senate the United
States as commissioner for running the
boundary with Mexico"
SLEIaHING WITH A TIGER,--A novel ex-
hibi,ion was presented in Washington
street, on the Neck yesterday, which drew
off attention for time from the racers.
Herr Driesbach made his appearance in
an elegant sleigh. with his pet tiger by
his side; not the tiger of English come.
dies, but bona Jfde four legged tiger
He appeared 10 enjoy the slcighing high
ly, leaping upon his master, licking his
face and showing other signs of excite
ment. Driesbach had to slap him sever
al times to keep him of. After astonish.
ing the city Driesbach alighted with his
tiger at the fremont House, and taking
him into one Of tho apartments, invitet
gentlemen to walk in and be introduced
but there were few who seemed anxious
to avail themselves of,he opportunity,
Boston Transcript.
3 Harry OLD FARMERs.-Said vener
Il able old farmer ofeighty years, to rela
!. tive on visit to him: II have lived ol
Q this farm for more than half a century.
. have no wish to be any richertha no,
. am. have worshiped the God Of m
d fathers with tho same people more tha
!. 40 years. During that period | hav
!. scarcely ever been absent from the sanC
!. tuary on the Sabbath, and have neve
!, lost more than one communion seasol
y l have never been confined to a bed I
}. sickness for single day Tho blessing
" Of God have been richly spread aroar
1t mo, and have made up my mind lor
o ago, that i'll wished to be happier,
d must have moro religion thant have I
= present"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-26
The SOutherl1 caucus.

Mr.. Calhoun's address, in southern caucus was
adopted, on Monday last by n vote OF 32 to l9---
not a full vote. The address charges tho North
with aggression; bat recommends no movement
for tho future. 1t was violently debated. We
have no particulars. 'H 13'F7 4Fiofais
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-26

Vour thanks are due to Col. WILLIAM Me
DILL for copy ofhiS report upon Indian Affairs.
Also, to DR.. EDWARDS for sundry valuable ia.
vors.
Also, to Hon. DANIEL KELLER for copy of the
repor, ofthe Committee appointed to examine tho
returns for Governor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-26
TAmonq tho editorial notices Of the Pitts

TAmong the editorial notices Of the Pitts
burgh Gasette. we notice the following:
"The PITTsBURGH Daily GAZETTE is
published Daily, Tri-Weekly and Week
iy. The Daily is Seven Dollars per an
mum; the Tn.Weekly is Five Dollars per
Saunum; the Weekly is Two Dollars per
annum, strictly in Advance" 7aA p "aii9 p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

TOBACCO.-The sales continue large considering the
small stock and 190 hhds taken follows 90 A. at
g. go do at 81 so hhds Al A at 50 and IL R. at 3ac 16
r. At ga and AT Pc D ID.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Prices Of Sugar fully
sus'aned and 700 hhds sold at 3aD4c. for Common
fully Fair Moasses heavy with sales of 900 bb at 10
fdIs1@c. for Inferior 10 Prime.
FLOUR.-There is fair demand, and prices are quite
steady Abont 1900 bbs sold including $50 bbls.
Ohio the Levee 81 60 800 do in store at 81 62a 200
do Illinois "a 7 200 do Second St. Louis at s. and 100
do Extra St Louis at IS 40 q Dbl.
COoN-Pnces still improving and ID 600 SKIS changed
hands, of which 5000 sacks 4345 $500 do white at A.
1900 do 49, 1900 do mostly yellow, at 49, 1000 do at
and another lot the size of which could ascertain,
at Soc 4 bushe
PROVISIONS-The largest sales of Pork 100 bbIs
Mess at $40 TO- and 17n do at $40 25Ds10 80 Dbl OF
Bacon 100 casks disposed Of &C. for prime Sides and
3D4c y ID for Shoulders. An active demand for Lard,
and 100 tbs taken 29 bbls inferior at AZ, 23S bbs
and erce No at Ala do US0 tierces and 134 bb) at 5
1915 and go bbls prime at &C. 2 fb.
WHISKY.-Saes $50 bbl.. Rectifed at 17(0174c., and
100 do Raw at 20c. gallon.
FREIGHTS-The rates generally firm, and to Fo--
eign ports rather better Two American ships taken for
Marsees at Ilc for Cotton British ship taken for Gla
gov 1921 for Cotton and I'D. for Lard and an
American ship for Liverpool at sd for Cotton. Also
brig for Baltimore. and for New York at s. for Sugar
for Richmond (Va) at IS so, and bark for Phade
pbia at S. for Sugar.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

MURDER. A fatal rencontre occurred at sr.
Genevieve, NO., on the 18th ult, which resulted
in the death of DR.. McManus, of that place. An
old feud existed between the deceased gentleman
and another named Scott; and on the evening Of
the 2lst, son of the latter meeting Dr. M in bar
room, drew revolver and fired a, him. Four balls
passed through his head and the unfortunate man
dropped dead without groan. The homicide
made his escape instantly, and all attempts to sp-
prehend him have proved futile. The excitement
at ST. Geneveve is said be intense and the citi-
zens there have declared their intention to lynch
young Scott, should he be captured
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1s4s.

PROPOSED BENEFIT FOR DESTITUTE IMMIGRANTS
We understand that the public spirited Messrs Stone
Mel ollum whose Cifcus Company is located in Wash
iugon Square Third Municipality, where for few DAYS
they will continue their attractive perfornances have in
contemplation give benefit TO the Society for the Relief
ofDesttute Immigrants which organized at Madame
Caldwe's Tuesday evening" at least they stand ready
to give such benefit if acceptable the Society OF which
there be doubt. The object is praisewohy. char
table and humane one What the committee appointed
to collect subscriptions? OF they will gladly accept
the proposition OF Messrs. Stone & McColum No tire,
however be lost the Circus Company will in few
days depart from the city We therefore throw the
seston that the committee had better Mr. John
Smith. the energetic and wholesoned bushes of the
Leviathan and make the for
benefit, which. for such purpose have douc will be
a and afford the Society handsome addition to
its of befendiug the immigrant who seek
shore, with the view of Gaming that subsistence which
denied him in the land of his birth.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08
Livaudais Vacant Lots-Without Reserve.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.

J. n.
SATURDAY March II u ocockwlb be sold auction at
- Ranks Arcade following decribed Real Estate, wit
SEVENTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, in the bounded by
ST. George s. Andrew Second and Third Streets beng Lots Nos
by B. F. Nichols Surveyor.
No TO- inclusive st. George Lots II and p
front Third street. aud lots 49, H. Is 10 and front on St An
fully described by the aforesaid PLAN
cash. - uronh' credit for
bearing the property, which, punctnay paid, TO
annum.
B. Marks notary public the Of the
mh6 2. s.
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Eight Building Lots of Ground, forming the Corner
of Gravier and ST. Jane Street.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN 81 co.

TUESDAY March 49, 70 ocock-Wl lie sold, Banks Ar
j cade-
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS the bounded BY Gravie1'
Common, Bolivar beng Nos TO- 81 22 and g.
a. Is 2 and 81 on plan drawn by Kne Werner
dated 18th March, 8S Lots 90 81 80 and 20 Front all Gavier
forming of Gravier and ST. Jane a. 25, 6
St. Jane street Dimensions Of each lot on the above
Plpu exhibited at the Arcade
cash balance u and 10 months credit for
bearing mortgage the property and cent interest II
punctualy paid.
sale before R. Beard N p, the Of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected day for the Crescent bu VINCENT WILLIAMS,
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE. March 7-P.M.... Five arrivals Steamer
Storm with SO beeves Is hogs. Homer. 30 hogs
Alex Scott q beeves Caddo beeves George Washing
ton 10 beeyes. Prices yeserdayBeef LIST class 81 ID
do 5. I'd do &c y b Hogs 3lSD4c y ID; Sheep. s30s4
y head Mich Cows s20G0s4O o head Hay. s14k0sl5
ton Corn 45lD50c. u bushnell Oats 32c q bushel Bran,
60(G70c % 100 fb OiLcake. 81 p 100 ib.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LArrrrpr. % 81 30 N.-Lose1rupE. 90 Win Time sa
Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday
Shin numbaron Pende'on, Boston. Leland Mssou
Ship Harcrsve Duncan New York, J. ii. Ashbridge
Br. ship Thems, Leighton, Liverpool, =
Hamilton, Mackinder 60
g. sh inc, Ca c Gall Glasgow HGms sSh M
Rark Marv Smith Banchard Boston, c. Deake & Co
Rrig AnaIachcela Crocker, Vera Cruz. J. Alexander
Fanier 4 MeCuly
Steamer Martha Washington Irwin. Cincinnati
Steamer Montezuma, Scott, Mobile, Master
Arrived Yesterday
Fr ship Osca Lahorle, from Bordeaux Goth December to
Ship Zone Foster IS das from Londonderry ballast to
Bark Walter, Bennan. days from Charleston master
Brig franklin gowden, 20 days from Wilmington N. c.,
Brig Pao Aito Griffin IS days from Camden Me-. to mas.
Brig Monte Christie Young. Is days from Fall River, R. l.,
Dr. schr Jane 8utchee from Belize. Honduras, ia Rattan
schr Monterey Appleby 3days from ApaIachicoIa, with
Schr Fila Schneider days from Pensacola, to master
Basin.
Caddo, Graham, from Port Caddo-14l6 bales cotton.
Duck River AppieFate from Pin aook1as7 bales cotton
s neR GefE om H% bale: cotton
Lima Fairchl from Bavou Sara-232 bales cotton.
d adem Stewart from Cincinnati
Geo Washington, Carroll, from Cincinnati.
E K OGDEN ks,s%szai f. Mon soms-sa7 bales cotton.
Montezuma, Sect, tr en- Mobile bales cotton
Oregon. Hiern. from Mobile.
Coreo Carriere from Bayou Crosse Tete.
F. NJ Streck. Wl.ou fin Lafourche
Towboat Southwestern. Martin. from the Passes.
Towboat Porpoise, Phillips from the Passes.
Memoranda:
The Duchess left Louisville the LIST Instant at
o'clock p. NJ Reports nine feet water in the canal and
rising sIowly-the weather mild
Towboat Porpoise down marlborough up ship Os-
mar hark WsIte and brig Monte Christie.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08
STONE g. McCOLLUM'S

Under the direction and Of SMITH
TIME Public NewOrleans respectfully informed
that the New Leviathan Circus Stone McCou now ex-
hIoltlng on Washington Square. Third Municipality.
troupe the the United States comprising
combination talent unequaed by Circus IN tins or any other
country representations will of GymnastIc
Evouons those and gems
excellence highly appauded by the citizens OF Mo
bile the host Of talent attached
the New Levathsn would merely mention the names OF the
following peculiar universally Acknowledged
unqualed world: Stone. best bareback rider m
world, r. McCol unequaled Equestrian La Belle
Rosa Mercury Female Eqresnism. John smith,
the best representative OF Ethiopian characters now
n. Madgan NJ j. Lprnpn j. Backwood R. Shay, A. Lew,
Stone P Coleman B. Brown, F. Fcuns j. Benad A. and
W. Hnckev Ben Jennings, Green Johnson ETC. etc eang
the New Levathan the magnificent
Band, direct OF the celebrated Gaul The
brilliantly illuminated Nth and arranged
Family ind he engaged
picaon the Box Office, etween the hours OF 10 and II NJ
~ Day Performance Sunday IL O'Clock, Tor the amise-
10 vish attend the Night Exhibition
ey- Admission rs cents TO all parts of the house. fy2i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

BREACH TRUsT-Recorder Genois yesterday issued a
for of Cha lotte W. who resides in
weeks since being SICK she went to the Hospital leaving
with Charlotte her trunk containing wearing apparel worth
about $780, and that yesterday asking Charlotte for her
trunk, the latter abused her and refused TO give tup
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08
succ ession of Alex Logan.
RY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.

J. "A. ID,
RtDAY April g. 1913, ~ o'clock will be SOIL at auction
Il BANKS Arcade, this city, by and IN pursuance OF an order 81
bo H. Canon Judge the Second District Court OF NswOr
2sth nuary, 1919, and under instructions Of James
$50 Of the succession Of Alexander Logan, the
.oGoWins described property,
"a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the Improvements
Second Municipality Lafayette NY
a depth Of inchls and 5 lines.
The said property is situated Camp streets,
and Is leased TO James Wittsl until April, 1880
j. r. Beard, Notary Public al the expense of
h purchaser mho It
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

FIRE-ChiH Burned to Death-A fire broke out
on the 18th ult in the dwelling of Mr. Stephen
Hammond in Cumminsve. three miles north of
Cincinnati. The house, with large portion of
its contents, was consumed A little daughter of
Mr.. II. persisted in the flames.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Mr. Adam Wise, worthy
German, in the employ of Messrs Geo. w. Ander.
son d. Brother, of Savannah, had one of his legs
badly broken on the LIST inst. by bale of cotton
falling on it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

If The trial of the ease of ~ Kate Meadows John
Proctor took pce YESTERDAY before Judge Buchanan in
the Fifth District Court Win the particulars of this case
readers already acquainted. We unavodably
absent from the trial but arrived in Court soon enough
hear the verdict of the jury which declared the marriage Of
TIE parties about which much has been said and
nullity account of marriage of Proctor,
The defendant So Mr.. Proctor has right title TO the
sweet Meadows the possession of hch he much coveted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08
ORLE MS TIL e A T r e d.

TJ,HURsDAY EVENING, March 8, will be performed for the
first time, the cell brated Gand Op'ra of THE HUGUEN0Ts
Performers Messrs Dulu Valet and Corradi Mesdtmes Feu
Nv Jolly and Berton.
f The lbret'o of The ugenots for sale at the Box Office
ssy- Performances to commence quarter before T.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

FLOUR MILL.-We learn from the Montgomery
papers that Messrs. Gindrat & Co. have Just sue.
ceeded in putting their extensive steam Touring
mills in operation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08
SLAVE ID E p OF.

II Slave Yard and Boarding House, $50 Gravier
street. second door from Carondelet.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS tor sale
at all times Slaves will be received board sold
on favorable The building large, three story brick
attention win Be paid the health and cIea.ness Of
dawes placed in this Yard. M II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

Commemorative in error. yesterday, in stating
that Henry Hobson who arrested suspicion of having
committed the murder of Jean Iechat at Chef Meneur
Sunday had been discharged from custody by Recorder
euZeneau, there being evidence his detention
Hobson safely lodged in the Parish prison. to which he
Leroy having made an affidavit charging him with commit
ting the murder The charge will shortly be Investigated by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

A BFvY OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY eight of the
town. who were arrested Tuesday night brought
before Recorder Seuzeneau charged with be- lewd and
abandoned characters. Being unable to show why
they should not be considered the Recorder fined each Of
them u.s. payment of which the al sloped. vowpe
that the Municipality afforded uncomfortable quarters
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-John NJ Nolan, charged by
James Mcdonald with assault and battery yesterday
committed for trial by Recorder seuzeneau John Welsh
charged by I Al Anderson With stealing his oyercoat from
the evee Charles Williams, charged by James FORSYTH with
stealing crockery from the levee; and Louis Leoux
charged by Dr. Tuntall with stealing his gold watch and
chain from his Circus street, severay commit
ted for trial, by Recorder Baldwin, yesterday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

DIscHARGED.-George Robinson. who was arrested on
charge of being party the robbery of cockeyware from
the Levee the properly of James FORSYTH yesterday
discharged from custody by Recorder Baldwin there being
evidence to warrant his detention Nelson the slave 81
Ruckman, arrested charge of stealing Palmetto
hats from the of Mr.. Evans discharged from
tody yesterday by Recorder Baldwin, there being
pnti0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

FIRST DIsTpICT CouRT.-The Grand Jury came into
court veser av, and returned true bills against BIZ VS.
Hook for burglary John Menny alias Mcmahon, for 'h
offence James Lie for mansanghter and James Mul
grove for an assault with intent to murder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08
MAYO,S MUSIC STORE.

MAYOS MUSIC STORE,
5 CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Canal St.
New Orleans.
THE undersigned desires respectfully TO inform the Public
! thai they can always find at his MU-El
ment of PIANO FORTES, at very reas- n H
enable prices and on accommodating terms.u II v
Among them Piano Fortes made by the old and cee-
brated manufacturers, T. GILBERT & CO. of rich tone,
and finished beautifully in Rosewood, Black Walnut and
Mahogany with Iron Frames made in the substan al
and wOrkmanike manner lso the justly celebrated 40
LIAM PIANO FORTES, which for sweetness of tone have
not been eqnaled They particularly suited to u coun-
try. the HOlan does not require tuning for years
The New Improvement in Piano Foote'S, the Patent P,6rd
ting Operbrdge also for sale at this ms
Improvement gives peculiar mness and bTiiiancy 10 me
treble adds the durability and strength OF the fah ana
renders capable of remaining much longer in tune than
w T NJ is gent for Henri Hers ceie6rated GRAND
PIANOS and PfANINOS, made in Pans FJr power and
sweetne Of they taad a. sss at from s.o ~
5000 each and taken in part payment for
CATHCART'S MELODEON.-This beau iful loned
Wind instrument Village Churches Lodges St renadng
sweet and pow tone portable, (weighing but Is lbs }
and offered at $50 each.
Orders from the Country for Flutes. Guitars. Qariones
FdgeOets Pi0ns, pioL0nceios. Strings and Musical
reasonable prces Bands supplied with Brass Instruments
and Band Music.
Harps Double and Single Action Land, and made 10
order TO SUIT he taste OF purchaser;
MUSlC--The largest Catalogue in the South. The stock
is accumulation of ~ years. and in it many old
and beautiful pieces, out OF pnft.
NeU Music received by arrival from the North and
by the Foreign Steamships Original Music published every
By addressing the undersigned Catalogues of Music will
be sent to any part of the State
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED. Music Bound
fy2l I'm WIN. T. MAYO, Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08
SALES AT AUCTION.
Carriages-Carriages.

WITHOUT REsERVEsTo Close CONSIGNMENT
BY III. F. SMITH, Auctioneer.
A 7 THE BAZAAR AUCTION MART OF Perlido and
n Caronde streets, THURSDAY, March g. at II O'Clock
will sold the following and splendid Carriages One superior
Rockaw4y Barouche -Four do Cahs On Coach
for nubcuse One oChariotee Express Baggage Wagon.
Two superior COTTON DRAYs, axles with brassboxes
t Purchasers are inv dto examine sale.
Ter under Cash over $780, one half Cash. ba lance
90 days approved endorsed paper. nno 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

THIRp MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL.-A special meeting Of
this body have been held last evening but quorum
being present the appointed hour no business tran
ptad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

ENGLISH FRIEDRICH.
100 600 ENGLISH Fire B ck landing from barks
lOU,OOO Margaret & Sarah and ship Wataga, and
for sale by JOHN STROUD co,
nib I46 Common
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

Nh. THOs. MUM, Ring Master. w WoRRELL, Clown
The takes pleasure announcing an engagement
THREE NIGHTS ONLY, with the great Eluesr ran nam
pon LEVI NORTH, and his led American Steed la
MANY, both of whom will appear This Evening. II,
THIS EVENING Thursday, March OF the oeautln
i Pastoral A lenande o DAMON AND FLORA Damon, l..
North Flora Rosaine In addition 20 the great Va
riety of the performances there will be grand Eth
oman Concart bv the ceebrared SABLE HARMON
ISIS who have gagged for a limited period.
sss- Particulars small bills the day, posters
f Doors open O'Clock performance commence at O'Clock
admission Circle. 50 Second Tier, rs mis-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

ATTEMPTED SUIoIpE.-A man. said to be soely troubled
with domestic difficulties caused by his wife pefeng the
society of ano her himself attempted commit suicide
yesterday in the Third Municipality but happily without
success We unable ascertain the name the rash
man who was ANXIOUS 10 snap LIES thread.