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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-17
"H"h" and Wonderful!
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splendid DissOIv;ng Viawc

VVTIIIrtr 40 ~ DI
w h n nave been exhibited in one Of the lno.,
boston for Eighty Nights 10 '.e iaeest Hans in
IP.o'oIs, ana Which have received ~. s VI "uThg
s Vi Tue fress will be displayed 10 Tho
1890 '.n..,hciis Oh MONDAY EVENING " WIZ
r, ~ + iasS Hall, for n short Fine
or,n,, cuies executed by distinguished Ars,s an',
49, j Utlcih me following beautiful views No.
scenes, HUDSON RIVER by moonlieht HG9, ., distinct
2eehety, LtsCon, Rome ConStantipoUIs 49,, nhos,dn
tsooHts, Whlch undergoes sudden and snsUliI lnot
"L lnc eye scenes In Irekand Jy1ies up'ion
1Sir r anu number Of the iperesting Ci,i
and pleasing. WINS 70 elhinehtly picturesque
me manner OF their exhibition is EXTREMELY rr;
"ot slue peore the eye like PANORAMA nor nrol ,;t
w w uitani but whilst the Spectator IL ga,na AZ
U'e iioture II gradually melts or DISSOLVFS AWAV In"
, Wy pi"ctss oi dissolution FORMS ANOTHER of o c
ar, ciVetht chardcter In this manner dav most sngn
winter are metainorphosed into each other mo g ",
9"ne vi ,ne ilclres are IN motion as natural no WI
80, NEhAL TAYLOR comes forward on horsebacl and
susr ~ .e audience by raising his cap Bouts Car""
w p%Jx, pa ss all repass each other. Also the
a.. OAiHfDROGEN MICROSCOPES
slhes hny millions Of times making tbe Lon or
~ ,nIY ee' iong ana showing Drop Of Yynecor g
JnH 81 iiue Eets two and three feel long on W. 60 oe
"DynNu otW dHtWncHhD as large as Jl,,tJes vasono
1.her interesting articles viii be submitted to n, n ous
ne whole 70 close wl:h those most singular ,xb;rl WI
ever changing PNRAMlC FIRES These ban nS ~ una una
most splendid Fireworks, without Their dananr vi .he
pIhaht Wiees OF gorgeous mngnincence fp NJ re- oio
sche 10 circumference, aud in their fantastic n,ntian %
eleut variety ol the most regular and be,ntiG a
greatly admired 'e"e '''oiS' ihey are
uJIrice OF Tickets 90 cents-Children half nrice ps
May II ''"o"oo at : 10 O. ne
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

The correspondent of the New York Tribune says:
If am correctly informed, the Republic, under
Its new dictatorship, will take ground against the
Compromise of the Committee of Thirteen, and in
favor OF the admission of California, without giving
Governments to the territories. | have myself no
confidence In any such experiment, but on the con-
rary believe it will be most disastrous to the cause
OF Freedom in the Territories, and destructive of all
nationality in the Wing party 1t will open wide
the door for sectional controversy in the future, and
augment the fierce strife over slavery, which for SIX
months past has been wagng in Congress.
The Southern Address, behalf of new sec
tional paper to be established in this city, has been
signed by some sixty-nne or seventy Senators and
follows about two-thirds Loco Focos and one-thrd
Wings If the Washington Union is not ultra Pro
Slavery enough for these gentlemen, what we to
look for from the sectional paper, that this adj
dress 50 strongly urges
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-17

ONO. Mr. d. R. Tilden, the Free Soil nominee
for Governor, has declined.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-17

I'll ASefaN SE6E for Keed ESMgS.
Tatai Extermination--Sleep in Peace!
lie Dead ehot Bed Bug Poison n article, surprising
~ s destructive effects any thing known ard utterly
Illuminating those noX0ts tonentors of our nightly ~
For sale by q. A. a. H. HARRfNGToNA
T llI aHfEfl SigH ar TIE UooH s ...a ~.
May IL d9taw3nis No % ""%"'i
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-17

LATER FROM EUROPE. The Royal Mail
'eamship Hbernia, from Liverpool, arrived at Hal
flax Wed nesday morning, at seven O'Clock, with
seven days later intelligence from Europe. The
Daily Bee states that the wires between Portland
and Halifax Immediately disabled after the Hi
bernias arrival had been announced at Portland
but, the conductors of the line sent out ga repairing
party who finally put the lightning in motion and,
at seven O'Clock yesterday morning, this despatch
was received.
CAN is quiet on the Continent. Eugene Sue is
elected in Paris-no disturbance
Cotton advanced one eighth to one farthing; Fair
Orleans, SO. Sales for the week, 81 ,O0O-Spec-
ulators took SO 900
Flour advanced ls-frm. Corn is in good de-
mand ar about Cd advance.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-17

GREAT FREsHET APPREHENDED. There is
report in the city that the agents of the mills at
Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence and other places on
the Merrlmack, were notified yesterday afternoon
that the works at the outlet Of the Winnpiscogee
lake, designed to raise the level Of the lake. were in
precarlous situation and fears were entertained that
they would give way.
The apprehension that a disaster has occurred
was somewhat strengthened to-day, by the fact that
the morning train over the Concord and Montreal
railroad, which passed abe Lake, failed to con-
meet at Concord this forenoon with the train for Bos
ton, although the latter was delayed twenty minutes
beyond the usual time
Should an accident occur at the outletan immense
volume of water would be discharged into the BTer-
rlmack. The works are strong, however, and it
would bea matter ofsurprise ifhey should give way.
We learn that the above report was current both
in Manchester and Lawrence last evening. Boston
Journal.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-17
TREMENDOUS MOOD IN THE MISSISSIPPI

FROM the N. ". Bulletin, May b.
We have the most disastrous accounts Of the food
in the Mississippi; from the mouth of the Ohio down
to within the limits of Louisiana The river is en-
trey its bands, for hundreds of miles below the
Ohio, and the evees have broken in various places
between this and Vlcksburg A very large crevasse
has taken place on the louisiana side, opposite
Rodney, which has flooded that entire section of
country, and our informant counted eleven sugar
houses consecutivey, which, with their entire plan
ations, dwellings and negro quarters were complete
y flooded to great depth, and presented nothing but
one wild waste of water. The town of Rodney, on
the Mississippi side, through its whole extent, was
flooded nearly up to the second floor of the stores
and dwellings.
The river in some places had risen to IS feet in
few days, and much as three feet in "a hours
For long distance above and below Memphis, the
water extended both Sides as far as the eve could
reach from the hurricane deck of steamboat, and
this was pretty much the for the whole distance
between the Ohio and Vicksburg except where there
were bluffs or highlands 1t was also the same be-
low Vichsburg, where the evees had given away.
The worst the tale cannot probably vet be told
as the greatest volume of the Mssouris flood is still
to come.
I, The Mississippi continues to rush through the old
creVasse at Bonnet Care, in a stream wider than
the river ITSELF and some steamboats, that have acct
dentally got into it have with difficulty regained the
regular channel of the river
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-17

op, Gold Leaf,
[ H Me-, a, ana extra deep shades, for sale By
-! - uM4Wls @. ENSTER G. 90
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-17

r,op A Glaciers Diamonds,
L Nav n c. FOSTER & co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24
ARR2lI.M r AZ.

lliaie Henry St1tdhH s Co ]
81 canal Street, corner of st. Charles St.
RESPECTFULLY inmalgs Ladies Of New Orleans and
~ scnfy thai their STOCK or GOODS very extensive and
select comprising
itch PLAIN aud figured black and olOred Silks;
Sewe1 Muslin Rotes;
sMlttsa' Robes, Frocss and Frock Bodies very rlshi
So"Cd NlVslln and Lace Gupes Collars.
-, lnasrJIng and Edgug Trimming;
hlhll Book, Nans0ok, and C0n6ric Muslin;
striped and cheek Aiusl.ns
,.n5hmeres, Dc LANES lpaca Lustres, etc;
lrial GOtous and Gngham 4 variety:
l-lpens and Long Lawns Camnrc handkerchief;
S"loh shrtugs, Shreungs aud Tosellings;
bhawls and Plads; Blankets and COunteTpanes;
Hosiery auf Small Wares. tc 1p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24
NEW ORLEANS csTTLE mARKEr.

LAYAyETTE, Wednesday. Jan- 2s-rM--Arrived steamer
Harry h WITH ~ calves kanas, with % Beeves; Cncin
naus with Beeves and 40 Hogs: Cen Lafayeste yvitl,
102 Beeve, Y Cows, % Calves and Hores Dewitt Gin
ton, 30 Beeves; ST. Ange. 90 Beevea-
Prieess-Bsef Cattle 8<95SSc. y n net; Hogs ~
93c. y h Sheep, 81 75@ - 50Y head; HcA csws
s22 0o9sB 90 v bead; Caipes, S14955fc- y h net.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

AccIDENTA little boy, about four years Of age, was
seriously injured yesterday ST. Charles street. Poydas
In attempting climb upon eak rolled over, precpita-
ting him into the gutter and falling him. gentleman,
seeing the occurrence hastened the ehds and
leved him from his perilous situation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

EluTfl FR44Lr eUrt a. Gt1y.s,- r..,,,t
Ie,i,Dr .y fl, 49,. ~ SfPSL ~. 81
Pay Books, Invoice and Record
BOOKS, Royal MEDIUM, Deny
and Cup, IN full sets, Of every
style OF ruling ard binning, some
handsomely PACED, and WIZ
ranted Of the best linen paper.
Steamboat Raakr oFsvsrv f,-r, il,
e.-Fre,ght. ai,d Cam psg;S
ten, Passage Registers, Wood
aud General Receipts, Cotton
Receipts, Trip and MemoTun-
nun DUNE VI e'efy kihu oil
Writing Papers, super-royal, royal,
MA ,D oi,, posi- ~ I 'ssni Ffsncn
paw r1iISd mi ,t,in -
mercial Post and Record Puper,
ruled and plain, PACKET Post
and Note Faper, Papeteries OF
,a "a, ,,, tua ,o,i very l ny ~,
III t'' !rna,, ~ eu,ei W III m ~.
minated Naiers-a new and
beautiful article.
E,,,.,, C,j,r,5 Dr. ,,t...5.,
~, snsta.. x, 1890 .Ii 'i,e
Eng iEh and American Tissue,
assorted colors, Tracing Paper,
every SIZE, Gold aud Silver Pa.
pei ahI s'i'ps' Bristol BGnarIs,
eSel 5 ~ diiL th il.5,' tsrlo-
60, ~,
variety, snneffine EnqIisb md
American, Of ali culors and siyss,
w. H. ~. : -. -.
English. French. hmsrisan nnfI
German, every color,
E,,rz g.. I,,,,,,.t d., 1,,L.....,.
Of very superior flush.
IN stands of every kind, glass, ma.
hogany, iron and bronzed metal.
a very fine assortment.
d., uy.;uh,. r,,.. H.. -
anl bronzed
D. tt,,,,.-. s,,. .;,.,r ,,,,,,,,.,y,
Porcupine, Porcelain and Is.
cutcheon Shell Pen-holders, yer,
hne'
Motto .Ssals-Glass Motto Seals
various designs. Initial Seal,
anu Envelopes
Pearl and Tpo1y Tablets, a FINE
assortment.
Desk Tablets and Calendars.
p,z..J,.;., S,z,.. -. ..n,,
IN Morocco frames, a yery fnt
and superior article.
Letter Clips, different sizes ant
patterns English ana American
gut anu ofoh1ea'
Letter hceeleers' different Sizes
Spring Tape Measures, a yer!
convenient article lot uhe poche
| ,.ch-l t....- III h Z '-iI.,,.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

An EsERGETIC POLICE OFYIcER.-The Fir.t MunicioaI.
Ity Police have been anything but famous Of ia. 4 he die
charge Of the duties imposed them The auuo1s task
OF guarding property has been rather
the more pleasing Of tightening the public has been
attended usual few energetic officers an honorS
bic exception the general inmates Of that castle Of ndornc
known the head narters Of the police Of the district where
all the information obainSs to be found recorded
HaRk book that still appropriately bear that after
the charge filed. Lieut. Sexschnaydre Of The
BIZ the Of Of the large Of thieves that
fest city. These found proving about the
Levee and public places waiting their opportunity pande
strangers their arrival by way Of INTRODUCTION far
famed city. Their follows: Daniel Wilson
VIM. Matson, Horatio Forest, George Qun, James Foot
Henry Forster, Fred. Nichols Henry Thompson aud Edward
Kelly. These individuals all well known the police
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

NOR HIRE-Two COLORED BOYS, good Cooks
IL Fditers, suitable for Hotels, Boarding Houses or Res
tauIans VIII be hired reasonable terms, by applying to
JAZZ II HYDE OGLESBY, II Poydras st.
GORCERY STORE ron SALE Nell estab
run of custom, in the Second Muncipay-tieov lis
being about TO leave for California. Terms-Cash ~
qure at this office. VA
I'D gentlemen find fine accommodations with or with
board, No. l79 GrGUGr street The location is
fares jal5 If
(NtAROLINA SEED COW PEAs-IOOO bushels new
- crop, in bags of bushels each, landing from bark Con-
voy, direct from Charleston, for sale by
ia19 A. F. COCHRAN CO., "a Tchoupitoulas st.
IRISH WHiShY-5 puneheons old Irish Whisky, IN
bond Just received per ship Empire, from Dublin, for sale
low, and on accommodates terms. by - ~
jai9 JOHN TOOLE, % Bank Place.
RuCKW,HEAT-9OO packages, landing and in store,
ID for sale by
jalS e. J. HART & CO., 70 TchOupitoulas st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

CASE or MASsLAuGHTER.-The trial of Robert Barnett
for manslaugber in killing George Heinrich Grelenham
the 18th OF Fovember last aray which occurred the
Third Municipality, is fixed for to-day in the First District
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

So 0 !, a. AlEs GhMrAELLs, IF Poydras and
'aF0RHeEstrtftS She has low store, low rent and low
expense, which enables her sell at Low PRICES But M
h1 large assortment Of Goods the style aud quality OF
winch are not eNcelCd If eualed, in the city. sS And
ta Il me night place for Merchants get their country order
hLen rhenp and In good .tlle ialG n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-JHdge NE I4earg.The follow
ing disposed Of yesterday: John Wilson tried
for robbing Alfred Mcee returned godhunter, and found
guilty he remanded to await his Robert
Watson dtids Salty Bob, placed la for stealing
piece OF damask. Alter part OF the testimony
the had been taken Watson withdrew his plea of
guilty, and plead guilty the Indictment He sentenced
two years hard labor in tie Penteuary Henry Curtis
was tried the charge Of larceny, and found guilty James
Ray tried for the larceny OF a watch and acquitted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

Mathematical Instruments orcverr
quality and pace
Water C0loTs--ReryeS and New
mans sureTline C0lurs, Ia boxes
Of every size, with nd without
locks and drawers, and a flint
assortment Of loose colOrs, by the
single cake.
Psncils-Skble and camel's-hair
Pencils and Drawing Pencils OF
every grade.
Fdberis Lead Pencils "A large
supply of those superior Pencils,
tour different grades, always on
hand.
Colored CTGyoRs, a fine assort-
ment, In wood and otherwise,
Rulers Parallel, octagon, square,
roundBnd flat Rulers, OF every
kind and size.
DiUidsrS - German silver spring
and plain brass Diyiders.
Rodgers Cuileyy-Fme Pen and
Desk Knives, and ETAsers, Of
every description.
Gold Pens Browns, Spencer's,
French, Ladleus Spencer nnt
Randsll's, and the large En-
crossing Pens.
Gold Pencil aud Pen Holder. as
tine assortment, with some stone
/ heads.
Steel Pens, from ell the best ma
kers, on cards and in boxes, Of
every description in use.
QuiHs 49, Swan, wild goose and
| Hudson's Bay Quilts, OF every
number, from 8 TO 100, by tie
thousand OF under,
Copying Presses Screw and Lee
yer Copying Presses, tour differ
ent slzet, with apparatus COM
plete, such ms Boot 5, lnh, Brush.
es, Oiled and Blolting Paper.
N0idriGl Presses, fine screw, with
waters and seal-papers Of every
size.
t ~, = = ,I'.. . ~, VI sSery qua qua
my anu price, "a ktE anu eah'
isteis, o. every v e Limo tii.
iaPnlc . Inn - ., sile i'iie'' 'li"i''y
, eo''''N"'Iy ol MANU-
Blank Cards - Printers BlanI
Cards enameled, Nory-suriaci
s sia ~. SUio,eu SS, a H'"iu'' ~
S'lu's W any ]e
Visiting Cards, porcelain an,
Juno 'I' F'"
Z Playing Cards = Eagles, Deca
turs, Merry Andrews, Highland
] s .T - sS,r1 .I,inpT6ys con ~
/, - end kfngni F,nrv C.rIs
assorted numbers
p;,,J.rs, .S,ock ropsistinr n
RoorJs Russia Calf shesnski,
- Narn'rn Leather PIrT,
i Knives. RuIing Peusnni Ruin,
lax, Sewing Parchment ant
III Thread,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

DANGEROUS AssAULT.-Anglebert Dryer, who resides in
the same house with Joseph Sghrst in Cont street. between
Degny and Roman, made furious attack with stick of
wood upon the latter Individual yesterday wOunding him
severely in te head. The afrag grew Of discussion of
topic of personal interest," but what the balFsptng
subject was, did not learn. Issued by.Re
coFder Genois for the arrest of DRYER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24
WIN. 7. MAYO.
no PRiNTERS,

e..U 7 7
Cod SIZE 81 per h., and Bronze at 60 70 cents and 81
per o., Cannine SO per OF,
~ a supply Of the above Inks may be found at my
agents. Messrs- SHELDON POTTER, , Camp street
roy, Natcilez, Miss; 2. q. CLEARKs, Memphis, Tenn
n. ~ inns paper printed with News Ink. jn2 lOI3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24
Staple - FMgacy iSt0t5One1y.

WE respectfully call the of Merchants others who
w may require any thing busssss large and ehoe
stock receiving establishment and which carefully
selected at the North especial or our retail
sales, consisting part Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24
List Of vessels IN Port Not Cleared.

Corrected eve.v mSr~ns. sspeeislls far " TIE Crsses
Nots.-In Eirst municipality te,gnazsd ms following
az Rliruad
the Second a the Ma. conaes above hs eseIhoa Land
No. being flathozf Landing. The Third fnsl Nex
al
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

NOTHISG ExTRAoRD1SARY.- Thief will be committed as
long poyey and urges the deed Conner
Slefy needed purse and latter be feoniousy
could brook, and neither could Murphy the accused
sent yesterday to have his added the calendar Of
The First Dis;1ct Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

Per steamship Ohio, from New York and Hayana-I. h.
Merle and lady. Don Juan Maya and child, Capt smart;
Mr. Lawrence and lady, MIS-. Yandes, Ms. Thomas and
child, Don NJ. Desommes, Don Jose NJ. Agnayo, Don Aa-
gusio Dubau Messrs Levi Judson, G. Guth, Cushman,
Bull c. w. PoultneY, F. Hopkins, WaIeott Dessommes.
and Johnson
PEI ship Champlain, from New York-Niz Rogers. Mr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

AT LsKgE AGAIs.-Theodore George arrested for the
robbery OF y. ~ Citsrt az The Western Veranda was
brought mp before heeoSg Baldwin yesterday bat the
witnes had left the city, hc discharged from custody
This fellow has become By his many escapes an
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24
Catalogue sale Of Foreign and Domestic Goods
by T.. III. PETITPAIN,

BY +. H. PEVlTPAlRs
fTiIURBDAY January oclock-Wi his Aue
Il tion Room, No. Canai street,
90 packages Of FOREIGN GOODS consisting and IL
Linen sheengs, PHI BRITANNIA. Ls'sdos Linen CLeek
pieces Dnings Osnaburg Patent Linen Thread Printed
Mnsns Swiss Musna Coonadet, Silk Handkerchief,
Prints Linen Canlbric fiandkf rriiicfs,
Aso-a5 packages of oMEsTIc GOODS consisting d Santa
Fe, Aandse Oxbrdge Imperial Brooklyn, California
keag, 5brinss, Twiled Howard Duck
Globe Brown Drilling MasHchusetts Brown seer g,
Ticks Striped CoOnades Black White Prints Blue
and White Prints Super Long Cloth Apron Checks, III AHdae
Brown sheengs Kentucky Jeans Fancy and Black u
folk Blue Drills Rcbtnond Stripes, Blue and White COtonades
Light and FaneysPrntA, Cotton Umbrellas etc. ETC.
Terms liberal sale.
Catalogues viii ready goods be examined early on
1nuFuiuy nj sate
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24
OLNEY, COTRELL & CO,
EMIGRATION AND REMITTANCE OFFICE
SID So SO 90 81

NE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and the
public that they continue their business OF issuing drafts
and bringing out passengers from Liverpool this city
good ships and reasonable Sterling Sight Drafts
nom 81 upwards, payable in England, Ireland Scotland
aG ~ a ae on dsn SFy SsT preas Dec y S49
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.

CTAGE Manager, BASS Parquette, cents
- Upper Boxes 80 cents Gallery as THIS EVENING
Thursday, will be performed the Comedy OF
THE RIVALS.
ShpL AOsouth. howard
Languish. Mrs C. Howard
which, A VARIETY o. EHTERTk INMEETS.
To conclude with Graud Terp'ichorean Potpourr,
THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE,
embracing Dances every ua by all Dancers of thin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

schr. Sylvester Gssuer. Rows Campeashy, W. s Brown
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Ohio, Lieut. Schenck, fism New York via Ha
Brem ship Heinrich, vonGogem from Bismen Nov 5ish
Ship Chsmpain. Dsean, 1s days from New York to TOBY
Ship T%oieon Fissnan 90 days from cadz. to mastsr
Ship John C. Calhoun. MeIeher from Antwerp. Dec Ish
b. ship Annoy. Cunningham from Belfast, Nov ssth,
Ship Montsrey thatcher from Rio de JaneirO. Dec 3d.
Sso Green RIB Brp;is, my % NJ. .,
Bark Eissbsih 1ens, Is DAYS from Baltimore TO c. j.
Bark Cen Taylor Chas. from Rochelle Nov 18Th to mas
B bark Champion. Cochran from Greenock. Nov. sh
Br bark Isabella Stewart Kinney % days from Kenuebunh.
in ballast, 70 mastsr-sd my.
Span. brig Nneyo Enrique, Lopez, 10 days from Vera Cruz.
scr Tom Hicks. Keisr days from Cardeuas to master
schr r. Nj. Sears, Goodman. day. from LaEaea.
Schr Two Friends surss 10 days from Aransas ballast.
to 3. FePandezcc lss ny. 49, ..,... r..s-..
sehr JAIME PoE frdsrcIs dass isi Pensacola. TO
schr. yc,o5a Lewis. days from ApalaehioOa. a.isE
Jas. L. Day. Giberson, rom MOS Mo6iie. q
Wood.m@a, AakT@. nom RED River ~ bales cotton
eSH's rSEs sS SR h s% faCSse Ss cotton
Hope, IuTgeaus trOUi DOnaf1eoutHte-
Western World, Norton from Cincinnati.
Auioeraf, Gosee, from Mempbs-13D bales cotton
Kansas Bryan, from st. Louis. ~
Harry Hill, Newell from Nashyille-7sl bales cotton
Gen Lafayette, Bentley from Louisville
Gen. Taylor, Power, iron Donaldsonvie
Dewitt Clinton, Devenny. from Pttsburg.
ST. Ange, Labarge, from ST. Louis.
Monroe, johnson, from St Martnsvle51 bales cotton
MOndiana, LaFose, from Balze.
Princess No. B. Holmes, from New Carthagel0 bales cot.
Towboat Persian Andrews, from the Pazses-
TowbOat Belle, Miller, from the Passes.
Towbost Conquer0r, Heation, from the Passes.
Towboat Louisville, Steele from the Passes.
Towboat Shark, Pmnegar from the Passes.
ToWboat Alton, MeI)anies from the Pass
| BEBoW-C0MING
Towboat Louis Philippe, with two ships, unknown.
TowbOat Yankee with ship, bark and schfs, nnk
l Eudoe nd mir
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24
AUCTION SALES.

no Sas Arrangements for SsasoIayea and other
Stocks Tnesays Thurslys; Real Wednesday, and
Saturday. O'clock Banks Arcade saes inter.
mediate days I'D Office No 10 Banks Afcsde Passage.