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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
e.. r. MARTIN VI. y.
tippnR tfunTtse CRrsR. Caroline Co, NJ b.

Oh. II, 1916.
Dr. George r. Martin.-Sir: tIafire heen made
st1naiited with the composition dT yn,it valuable
PHI. by yourself. sntBe two or THREE wars ast, | have
,ise,i the IN freely In my private prattite with entire
snccess. and shall continue 10 do 90 ,s long as | may
practice medicine and now take preat pleasure IN
recommending such n Pill as yours u the public ne a
safe and efficient p~titgative IN NIL eates where a pnr-
gative is necessary. Yours with rest#ft.
IaHs I. Boss. NJ. y.
or Prepared and s,,ld by MARrir& WHirEiEY.
A. their Wholesale Dtiie Store. baltimore. And by
The following Agent II r. WAbpiit. baton Rouge.
Anyil 10 s.E..
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COIN Il OPPENHElM.

EIUN OF THE GOLDEN BEE HIVE.
Re-pe Il | yell he tan 90 D III p4b-
lie i" ter ,ds risen mt n ana her rolumns
and -h,,ina jnst reserved IN add ann % I, cir
large elect t"k, a fuf;ters.pbleef Oh ice
md ash 0 able 60 d.. selected With care for
this m rke L 9. have NV on land a
pltndi stock of
FAN'Y g. .TApLE DRY GOODS.
Ginning, shne.; ats al, d p%erfumert. which
in st - ALT and C ca, n s.. not .urpasse-
in a y establ SLIM 10 he . outh.
tail and judge fr y. u~rsel,es at the Be
TT We . ore. s
G rner # Lafayette and Laurel streets
prme l, e. Ian uE's.
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GEO. M. HEROMAN, Agent for
Buton Rouge, La.
AVIS.
HOr1Ogerfe BflOuterie.

r. T. .KtLLAt, anenn u rier de
N1A X G pe. .rod RE e. trav ,illant d T
dE1asa erem Mt d NJ 'ancie" ma rs n de e.
G.. Iat.ie, y Tho IN ;. r d'infor'ner SOS rom
lr,.ux am,a ct e III he en- general qu'i' s'est
et hi pour son c re ra"Irnl g. e de
LAFAYETTE, EN- FACE DE NJ. BoNNEcAzE
e, ou',l on inu r de sa isfair- a. des pr,x tres
mo ,e es, ! 8 .e.-onn"- al vdud' ont lie"
IN. n re- DE- l,ur c"nfiance. .r FL
n. b. Com re par le passe IL fera d 8
tchangesd mont es ct .e bijoutt ct 70 sera
tpujou = cert IN ne ton e' Chez lul ua bel
ass, ,rl.m mt de %bijouter e { Il he
F.. PEKRILLAT.
Or obre 24-if, e.Es. sa4
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TIE ~ = /.
nORrdtnE

cnn he had II prita e fhtnili.s :. a, from ,wn In ,wt
and II half lnllas a week. When IN Batta,ks. II j.
designed IN furnish Commons a, a ,nilottn rate. Stu.
dents ftuni a distance will I've required to bra I'd nj The
Institute. and to have M communication will, The
,uan. except AZ allowed by writet, permits.
Ct The ,ext 3 ssioii W II en- inente n he
fist If Septrmbet. nd con ,nne ten mo .tAs.
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COFFEE.
BAGS RIO, 5, Havana. 8, lara. For
~ sak ny
j."a, y n. y. W'"'F"e

JUUKDAN'S SfECiFE .iAs I..A.
Never knoTn % t0i!
Thi. eff acious medici o 18th" most | fall.
BILE remedy for tina, slas- Of diseases in VIII e.
s.. ma y desiagr.eahle mixtures of Cepav's
etc., are genera y used wit out succe-s :
j. purely ve !et .b,e, and contains n'thif & m
Jul ,us % the c N di.u N Hnndreds Of Ger.
tiic ties Of lts efficacy can be obi .ined. Pre-
a ed AID s,Id b. b JOUkDAN.
apr. ely. aa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

L. II. STEVENS BRO. Il CO.
No. 81 II Sd Common st.
NEW ORLEANS.
INVITE the a,tensinn Of Merchants. Printers and
customers 10 Their extensive assirtH,rut " Pat'ersi
Playing Cards. Htaiik I'poks. Stationery H.. adapfel
10 lmost every braiitah Of trade aii1 which they will
sell III low prices vic:
sDuU Iteatns Printing, sizs u / ~ - w 4 43
inches.
snoo u Letter AMI Fulsrapsll qualities.
4,p0 = Wrapping.
2DVD I" Hardware md e~nvplnts.
--ALSG--
English 4 French ltaIsts, white and rorh T}ss',e,
Druggists, CtmfertiUnets and other papers IN gftt,t
variety -
English and Fr-nci, sta'innarr. tEilltti's steel Pens,
English and herman Slaiea NJ direct importation.
Writing Inks. Fairv nt,e tats,t and Envelopes,
Record ilppks. Day Touks Journals md ledeprs u
All sisss, Binders Leather, obi ieaf Jt.,
PLAYING CARDS.
5MD t4rnse ltishlanders assorted barks.
$50 " Decatur AMI Eagles
10 = Sut,erite linen. Eagles
Also Spanish and E,ielisl, snll back Cards.
---~~~---l
AuEFcy ron .lior. Y los. patsrrsa PnEss
MANUFACTURE,
and
wH.rg's NEW yoRK rYys r urpHy
A C~uMPLEIE ASSORTMENT ~ TYPE AND
pntNrtSG M%ArERtAhs
rsCUNsTANTLY ON HAND 81
New Orleans NV. 2ls, ia4g "
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Very respectfully, ynirs,
g HttBBELb " AtlBOT"T.
Jonathan Edwards, ESQ. W Wall st., New Nutk.

Ambrose Baker. If CoNsatkie. N. Y. THUS remarks.
~ have made bricks twenty two years-l,ineteen
years by hand, and the las, three years with Hall :
,%naclines. have sis Notwithstanding three al.
teri,atelt each day. have made this seasdn 3.NW,
400 in FIVE months. with ,we,,,v.seven men al least
nne. fourth mure than could have male with the
same number Nv hand. They were all moulded bs
,hree men and the quality IL greatly mnroypi-hein
more dense. and having a smother ,uFiate. 15sUO0, 900
have been made with these machines. at t'uxsnckia
The past season. and they have ca,.e,i mn entire rero.
luton IN the hrirk manufacture. The machine works
like a charm. Numerous. kinds have ieen tried. and
esea, expenses incurred. ha, no machine wnnld work
our clay successfully hefore WI tried this. Now. nnne
Of our brick a'akers could he induced to dispense viii,
them,
The following fron Messra. IIrey Il t~,vinrton. ~
New Orleans. II added. to alnw these machines will
work equally well in the South as in the Nnr,h.
We have ten Of Mr.. Halls marhines nuw III opera .
tion, and arp making preparation to start ten in,re
next season We also fully coneur In The opinions of
the above gentlemen. and would say further. that this
machine II so simple IN its construction that we have
no difficulty In learning n,,r regrres to Operate with
II. this we consider tine Of its highest ternmnie .iatiu,s
for Southern operation. We shall he hari,y tn show
there machines 10 any gentleman who will call nj our
Brick Works in Hoeyville. nent Cnrfollton.
HOEf n ByINETON.
'rhese machines are well adapted for plantation ,i.e
requiring only one h RE power tn prnrel them. and
can I've worked. hy ordinary hands. Planters car get
all information requisite. BY calling on the subscriber,
nj 49, OLD tevee,. where they can W. seen.
l., D. RACkUS, Agent for A. Hall. Patentee.
Also. agents ar the folluw ing manufacturers Bells
for plantations, Of all tizee Fairbanks Patent Plat.
form Scales. to weigh frm $40 Ia 5000 lbs beam
Scales with Frames. Ian and ta,tten Hooks. all .ises
and W weighing apparatus ofeyery description Of the
hest manufactures fireproof Safes, all sizes, a full
assortment.
Also. Woud and Willow Ware Tin Warp. rlain
and iapanned %Giass Lanterns. Corts, Cuslage /:
Brushes; Brooms; Mats Selves Wickinu, etc. in
urea, variety, Nav s lS4n--y.
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TE K NJ s.
for lloaru and 'Tnitinn

FpT ResFluh fF BUaFu anu TWtIhH ST
For Misic, Us
Fur French. DC. &c, 10
There are mnny F,mHle Semtnarier In IN. lFest,
in which the expenses If a pupil may he $40 or $50
yer seFsioi, less than The ali ve hut III very few of
these. II II r.niilen'ly asserted. will the rAHE be fund
d sooi--the %tsirtidi invested an lnrge and The reJ,u.
y,ion Of the 7't, hers NJ distinguished ID
-, u 8 n3Ak - .L- II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

atv he will csy mMeb h v oil Trgett ard ApuMesy in ali il branches and having d
esnIy year rteene mne lnhew he hires by dIgnfea nd afd attention thereto 10 merit fn~ni
hn~ofhe rht garrnm. pmirnht sneefor VII be is.n 70 IN I.trasttnf rhyMnh' Pn+
avesvuy articles SID 81 s snmhhnent dne frt pahty1 Planters pIyansmsr Ill who MY fvv
ha eU Jautes grMd TN the most liberia terms, Msdiinw uepnrJa md dsGyepd ~ Ill bous
Sht or fmy aE FHII. 1877
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
CATHOLIC BOOKS.

A LAR iE variety Of "a holic B oks; Ais,
AN the Catholic A IN mac for 1854. and the
American Aim rae Of Useful knoai euge 10
1851, just received and far sale bv
GEO NJ. HERO"AN,
maj 9y. opposite tie Methodist Church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

SOhNER y T --@~Aam--1 AND LAUREL sBTREEf3
HAVE RECEIVED per late afivaMa large ard conpets assortment rail ad v;...
pnMs, OF the latest and most fashionable styles, 10 which they call the sttspt.n smt.
public Ceusis Ig in. viz. '####@a.
DRY GOODS. ~a~HNHaH
Flannel He'd Tfkine tonnnade. DtMngs, Bkarhed ard Brown Uorpe.ic. Mo....
line Casbme Is, Alaas. Brntazh CDoed ard black Skis efhtea aue. Ilrh.
{ assine,es. vrsin !. sbawl. diaps Hon nrr. Gloves. and Hosiery Il ali iind.s Rs;;
B'nne. and Tab RbbUs, Calto. md maay other Goods Too nunsnns 10 sp,eir.
CLOTHANU .#a# asa#
Fine black and cohfd dtess sndf.oek cloth eoa,A cdored tweed md cashmere pstas
H. and co0fd cashmere saoks bill. pallets, youths and bmstw Tweed and ctb roskc 800.
ancy cassinate and bill. cloth paan,f fancy cashmere and Bill SAITH vests. nln shrs. dr.
es Under shirts &c.
HATS & cars. a
Gents blk saHn. moeskh. and cashmere h.a bys fashionable d. Al. v.,,h. Ill ~,
crown DO, gents boys and youths Blk and fancy clrb csps oihs n., ...-.
styles. -EE. @ ."# Z, @ 49,
DOOTS K SHOES. t@
Tents hnee .li"ithsd tra.. g, fire ehfsnd pfunena btrgsrs ladies ehf md mo,oce.
sewed broeans, misses calf sewed dds ebld4 Bib. and robra d. v
SAODl.ERv.
Mens Enslah, spanehana Columbian saddles. hms h. do .i.As. Mai, 81 .n.., IA.
saddles saddle bags blind brdleaea saddles and bdchinQ, flinasI msruprales s;,h. 20
sureigles.
Also. n complete sssoinent Of Lambs v DOL and Mprno Unde,shjrs spd ava,
~ various s'"ds az fpr both srsrs. Al Tia is requested il to call and san,pe hs
Bee Hive Store a call. befefe purchasing else whrte. Z"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

FRENCH KID GLOVES.
sTUST RECEIVED from the most ce'ebrat
q ID m mia tnrers n Paris, one Gaze
F.EkCH ED GLOVES, ~
embr. C ny large a d smsll siz 8, black. white
I'd co,,.ed Ih .-e II, van Of a SUPERB 10.
ar icla woald do W.. II to c. II. @
u1LTpS Il BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

, SAMPSUN'S SNAKE kutJT!!
A fresh sspply iuet ,eceived and icr sal b
apt SOY. 6. u. HEROMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

II IL suhscr Der has on h MI, and is rccri-
g twice a W *, ! full and c"m,'i.t t.
! o t'nant IT Groceries. Wines, Teas, and
Liquors. q ] # the best q al ty; in ad to-
o VIII Oh will b. found an assorin e.tsf
HiRDWARE. CUTLERY. FARMING
UTENSILS de-,
vhsch he wi sell a >ew Ori,ansY p-;ces.
Par, hasers arei .yitsd tn ca / befor pnrchas.
e. San ~ NJ. ID. WOLFE.
jan 10y. Cor, Of: ~afasetfe and Ford st..
NEGRO BATS. BY the dozen, 70 sic at
~ m3Oy. v. HEBERT'S.
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Boot & Ah e Establishment
J. w. Qu1GGINS,

-Hit" BDHsStNF N HtWrHU
ell Having purc,y ,-ed the @hoemnkinsS xfl
ESTABLISHMENT heretofore owned Nv
- Mesars. A. fradfoni & ca. respectfully IA.
informs the public that he will continue ,le bnsi,,.-.
III all its branches. In the Store fbrmerly occupied by
Cs G. Tnttle. M Lafayette Streets.
Tie viii always keep On hand y variety Of aides
MisSes'. anil t;en,lemen'r Shoes ~t,rogans. Boots. dc.
principally If his own manufacture. His work will
he warranted.
The patronage efthe public Ia respectfully solicited
Jan % 25tf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

INDIAs RuBHER WHIPS.
Just received zine assortm Mt of lndi;
Rubber Whips. (msr24.l A. BRADFORD.
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Dr.. NJ ARTIN's w VEL SAL PUNGA.
1--WE ri q

ranti,it lie a hattef. NJ a fnufe saft. easy u ~ cable
r~nreatiye They speedily remo@ al ifri attn { mat.
tiers retaii,ei in The bovels, or when the l~,al,iiual
alvine discharges are tho tatlY n insufficient" for
health. hr thpif specific virtues ilie,E iest,tre the fnnr.
tin,s 10 a HEALTHY aftibn atni ihe fldsi to its na,ural
purity. Revd Dr.. Hson's tefiiitstet 81
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BATON q BREWERY.

THE undersigned has the honor 10 IN.
= nnupce to the citizens OF this town and
vicinity, that he has es'ablisheda DREwERY
on TIE forner OF North Boulevard and st.
Joseph street, and that he will from this date
be able to furni.b wholesale or re all.
ALE and Table BeEE warranted pure and
Of a god quality.
Also, YEA.T and FEED.
ALEX ST. MARTYR.
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Fresh Arrival Of Clothing
VICTOR HEB
LAFAYETTE STREET.

L-
NO ICE is her by gwen, tn ;, the foil wi &
~ articles are to be hal at the p i es N
exed t. cach:-
Spring I weed Coats, 10 10
Lin n d., SEAS 80
Bid and c"rd alpaca sacks, 3 5ua'i %
Fren h Metino, ~
Fro rs. lnat6 90
EugIsh " do s Nsas w
PANTS.
ier'no, Dap d'ete. Lmen: Liten Drilling
I'D cos'ona 'e Pants, a. napara.e Led low
rices. ss
SHIRTS, Sc,
A fine assor me,t Of Shi'ts. D-aw'r
J"detshtr $50 rs, rr.,a;f Porket hd'hts an
%u.renfers. Oa,y call afsa see.
March 20 h, 1885,.
QUEEN OF THE WEST CRATES
These celebrated Gfases are fitted uI
With blowers and sumner fronis. As all.
With Tenders and t.aske d.
Csc. y. HEREaAs.
feb .. "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

s.,r..ss nsOds.
The subscribers would respectfully inform the pub
lie that. they have Just received per steamer Ohio
direct from New York. q splendid assortment Of
NPRIyG GOOD y.
which have been selected from the manufacturing and
importing houses in New York and Philadelphia and
viii be sold at the lowest prices. They will also bt
mar ~. W.D. PHILLIPS Il BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
A. Halls Patent Brick
Machine.

l. THREE hundred milliot,s ~oilftirks were made
with This marhitt, within the Inst twelve months,
Letters tnnp he seen. set'iiis forth w ile highest
| tpr,ts. tie merits Of this machine from, gentle r,ieit
| residing In ot near the principal rites IN the United
| staies. The fullpuine fr,iii Niessrs. IIulhell Il Ahhutt
| Of Charleston, Mass. WIN makes, l5U.MW. hrirh lwt
tlny with this mathire, IL a fnif specimen uf the
opiniun Of the mrst ncte,l brick makers in the cntniry
n was Written 10 Jonathan EtwUrls. 2gNvall street
N. York. In answer 10 one addressed nv him 10 them
for information. q copy Of which was kindly furnished
me by Mr. Edwards:
GnAnLEsFbwN Jan. !. 1919.
StR:-Ib answer a. yu,ir ia,t,f .f Dee, 9Th. We
| w,nlI sny. thu, n,if nrinihn in r%tFerenrp ~ NJ. Tails
mnultiinH ~rtarline has ttnt changed II, The least sinrp
We addressed n letter TOT. H.. Wakeman. Esl.. ,irnr
The subject. hut on The ~cnntfary i,r oItininn Is more
and m,re confirmed # The utility of This mn rhine and
tha, Il II BY far the hest tf ATTY II, i,se. aivi we doubt
whether II is p%,ssihie Tint ans machine cnn ever I've
intrninrel So rieap. 81 simple AMI 80 efficient for
moulding bricks M this.
We have moi sepn the one Of utiri, ynti sneak hu,
In No sren .banv ,thefs. and are fully satisfied there
IL none thai, equals Mr.. hills.
Out Of all The machines we nte Using we have not
had me broken fur the 'wo ast yants. md have n1t
paid q d,iiaf for repairs; we rnehtion this. 10 show
Won how simple. and tri1ina the expense after these
machines nte ready FIR Use.
We hava nr, a si,illina's interest IN M. Halls or
any other brick machine. Having hWl much expert.
enre In the business we ARE willing and feel hotini TO
give unr urinioi honestly md freely whenever called
,its,t. and do mt hesitate for a nd,tnp,,t to pr,ininnee
Mr. Halls machine The simplest, the cheapest and the
heat In use.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
f%'arro,ts Perriqpe's Best Chewing
Tobacco. For Sale ny
JULES BONNECAZE.
Ian. 16th.
LADIES, WATCHES,

LADIES' WATCIIES!
A lot Of ladies' watches, Of the rncst fash
tionsble make. ast imported from Europe and
for sale bs the subscriber
Dec 1915 q. M. HEEoMAn.
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Hats! Hats ! +:

EGtfOkN, c,tnpetn., slx, wool and
straw hats, jus r ceived a
40 J. 3f5f8 v. tiEBE rs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
WESTERN MILITARY
INSTITUTE.
Georgetown, NY.
nnA II OF Wig

THE Adintant Eefetal. tbgrtlirf With FIVE nj ~tsrst,if
10 be Annually ~artpintetl by the Executive. 10 aiteiil
examination ut least oir. III the year, according I,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20
NJ A O,s

NHE undersigned desires respectfully to inform the public
l. that they can always find at his MUSIC STORE,
choice and large assortment OF {AN0 FOR TIES,
AT very reasonable prices, and accommodating terms.
bTated manufacturers T. Gilbert Il Co.. of Boston, of rich
tone, and finished beautifully in Rosewood, Black Walnut
and Mahogany with iron frames made in the most lbstan
not been equaed They peculiarly suited to the country
as the L4olian does not require tuning for years.
Inc n ew improvement in Piano Fortes, the patent
Pt6rdting Ogerbridge also Tor sale the establish
ancy to the ebe adds to the durability and strength of the
Piano, and renders capable of remaining much longer
tune than those in ordinary use
w. T. NJ. is Agent for Henri Herr celebrated Grand
Pianos and Pannos, made in Paris For power and
ness OF tone, they stand pre6minent.
The Dolce COmpdRd Attachment, j. Pleyel Il Co 5 Paris
Planos and Instruments from all the best manufactures,
constantly receiving and for sale on liberal terms
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale, from $50 to $500
each, and taken IN part payment for new Pianos.
PIAsos Repaired, Tuned, Rented and Appraised.
| CATHCART'S MELODEON.-Ths beautiful toned
Wind instrument, for Village Churches Lodges Serenadng
Parties, and the private practice of Oganlsts, possesses
sweet and powerful tone, is portable (weghng % pOund
and offered at $50 each.
Flutes Flageoets, Strings and Musical Merchandise Of
kind will be promptly executed reasonable prices
Bands supplied with Brass Instruments and Band Music
| HARPS, double and single action, hand and made to
| order, 10 suit the taste of purchasers.
MUSlC.fhe largest catalogue in the South The stock
accumulation OF twenty In it old
| and beautiful pieces out of print.
NEW MUSIC received by arrival from the North,
and by the Foreign steamships Spanish Songs, Dances,
Watzes, Sc.-a regular supply. Original Music published
every week at the Store-Natve Compositions solicited
Music bound, copied and arranged Subscriptions received
for the Message Bird " saroRs MuGsl Tines and
Catalogues of Music will be sent TO any part of the adon.
| ing States. ty4 I'm WIN. II. MAYO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

OF nilts ere haue IN Two iutss Dut
private terms
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. = Sugar was in good re-
quest the easier of Monday and 1000 hhds. changed
hands Sales, also Of 1860 bb Molasses 1219c for in
feor and common aud 0GG2lc " gallon for fair prime
FLOUR-There was but little inquiry for Flour, and
barely 1000 bbl disposed Of including 300 bbs Ohio
80 3@s5 80 90 Illinois IS 90 100 ST Louis IS Is,
and 400 extra 81. Louis at So IS q Dbl.
CORNVery scarce. Sales. 30sacks at 5I5s, and LOO
bbls. in the &c., q Dbl.
OATS.A sale OF 500 sacks Illinois ga. and = St.
Louis Zoe.
PROVISIONS.-The Pork market is irregular and 1000
bbls sold 80 5@$9 70 for Mes. with and without
inspection. 81 go 81 80 for Prime, and 90 $6 Is v Dbl
for Rumps aso l6o 900 ID Bulk Pork c for Hoground
Of Beef so bbs. B. sold IS Co aud Of Bacon 20 casks
prime Sides 5, and 10 casks choice Sugar cured Hams
Toe. Lard in demand with moderate supply offering and
the sales confined 100 bb and terces 51S6e. and 40
kegs at 55s for inferior, and &c. for prime.
COFFEE.-Saes, $50 bags Rio at 141s@iis1. and 400
ION Monday ordinary at 14S@14l4c. y Ii.
RoPE.-900 eoits prime brought 7c. cash.
LEAD.-22O pigs soft sold on the LeEee at 4iSc.
CANDLES.-Nantucket and New Bedford held at u
@45c.
WHIsKY.-Sales, 90 bbls. Raw at a3s. and nearly 20
bbs Rectied at Os49alc. " gallon.
FREIGHTS.-Nonewen engagement reported.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

REcORDER's CouRT-FTst .HHrteipality-There was
nothing OF interest before this Court yesterday But
was disposed OF thai could even make Item that Of ste
phen Mclean. Waterman PefouGe testified that Mon
day nj ht he the accused and another individual who
escaped gnised picking the pockets of drunken
in Uuine street, between Condo and Royal Me-
Lean He'd but the Charlie pursued and last b. the aid OF
comrade. succeeded in capturing him The accused
committed take his trial before the First District Court
managed have stated 10 another article give leg bait
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List of vessels IN Port Not Cleared.

or-sotsd spsrv .aerinz especially far Tao ore.szsi
Nets.n The First municipality laealsnAss lns tiaSE
allie RoI lie ksircAd and
the Sacond ns the NSs eomInense above The cost Lam
Fatboat In the Third f1sh the hos
nlnncs a ne Rsilroa down. hein fsIrr hsf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-M. NJ Reynolds District At
presented his commission and took the usual oath Of
office The following cases were tried: James Heating
charged with azcsDyf0und guilty. WIN. Lakeman,
Police Officer of the First Municipality, charged with
sault with colt upon James MCPHERSON, the corner Of
Canal and Franklin Streets tined and found guilty..
Conner SefEy TOR larceny, tred and acquitted A aoile
pTosegi in the following charged with lar
ceny VIM Brown. Robt Richie and Patrick Smith,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

LAFAYETTE, Tuesday, Feb. 19-P NJ Arrivals to-day IN
important. Market firm.
Prices;- Beat Cattie, 3XC96c. y b net; Hogs. ZIG
Be- y b net; Sheep, 81 5gs 90 y head; H1ch Cops
so OO@s4S 90 y head; CaiUss, 49524c. " h net
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

ESCAPE OF PRIsOsERs-Three prisoners confined ia the
cells OF the Gnarfhouse of the First Municipality, effected
their escape yesterday about O'Clock NJ, b. saving
through the floor of their room, which in the second
story and letting themselves down into the apartment below.
that happenened be empty the door unbar Stephen
Mclean who had Just been locked NJ for coulai 70 the
Parish Prison the charge OF larceny, OF the forfu
nate the others grants who had been provided
but few hours previous by the Recorder with local habita
cpf and run
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C.4LTFOR.NI.7.

C.4LIFOR.NI.7.
-r.s=s FOR CHACRES, Drect-The new and Iayo-
SsEhTFA rite steamship CRESCENTCETh CISCO tons
a1E-fsA burthen, Charles StOddard commandeT,) will
leave above MONDAY, 4th March, A. n. pune
Iuaiy This superior steamer having made the "Trip from
New York ChagTes eight days. it, confidently ex-
peced that from this point She will make it in les than SIX
The envabe reputation (ior speed comfort, attention
sengers and Injuries OF table, which attaches this noble
gives the best passengers that every
convenience and comfort which may be desired will here be
found,
PASSAGE FROM NEW ORLEANS TO CHAGREs;
IN saloons S9y W
In SGeerage (yith mattress and separate mes) A5 90
ER An experienced Physician is attached TO the ship
e No Berth secured till paid for Freight 90 per
cubic foot All Passage Tickets and orders Tor freight must
fy4 I'd rs TchOnpitoulas st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

ATrEMPT AT ARsox.-afichael Chilling, Thomas Ftz-
patrick James Fzpa;ick Patrick Mzhon were asaigned
% the charge preferred by officer Kicker Of sng @ 70
the house occupied By hB Godiag, opposite PoydTas Mar
ket the morning of the 18th The accused aeyeFay
pleaded guilty, and the examination fixed for Thurs
day next.