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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

A large number of the citizens of New York have
signed an address to Hon. Daniel Webster, in
which they express their appreciation of the senti
ments avowed in his great speech recently deliv-
cred before the U. S. Senate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

Powers Statue of Calhoun, shipped to the care
of friend of the artist in the city Of New York, is
now constantly expected from Italy, Ii is one of
his noblest works, and is wrought from a vein Of
the finest marble, long unknown, bat rediscovered
by himself, which, it is supposed, was worked by
the old Etruscans. Powers is now engaged upon
a statue of franklin for the city of New Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

The loss sustained by the Globe Assurance Com
pany, England, from the recently discovered defa-
cation of one of the clerks, WILL it is said, amount
to $3.50, 900 or 100000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

Mrs. Wallack, the venerable mother Of James
and Henry Wallack, the actors, has departed this
life, aged 90 years, She was the daughter of the
famous Mrs Booth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

The Police Jury of Rapides have recommended a
Union meeting at Alexandria, on May 9Th. Wash.
ington's Farewell Address is to be read to the PEG.
pie, and seven distinguished citizens have been
instructed to solicit some suitable person to offer up
a prayer on the occasion. It is to be hoped this
arduous duty will not affect their health.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

The blockade of the African coast of 1000 miles,
is said to have cost the English government up to
this time, 25,0OO,O00
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

ELECTIoE.--T Those persons who have been ap-
pointed judges of the election are requested to call
at the Mayors Office and be sworn in, or notify
him Of their inability to serve so that others may
be sworn 10 their place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

ARRIVAL oP THE CAMELs The brig Urano,
Capt Supardo, arrived last evening from Malta,
having on board eigtteen eanieis, intended for the
california line over the western prairies The brig
had on board. when she left Malta, twenty-five,
several having died on the passage to this city.
Inc balance will leave in few DAYS for ST. Lonia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

At the great hospital of ST. Louis, in Paris,
$4,000 baths, 10000 fumigations and 5000 douches
are prescribed in the course of year. 1t accom-
modates 500 patients, and the whole annual ex-
pense of the establishment is 100000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

The RIvERs.-The Ohio at Cincinnati, on the
18th, was falling At Pittsburg on the 10Th, there
were feet 3 inches in the channel
The Mississippi at St Louis on the 18Th wa.
at stand, with II feet water in the channel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

RUNAWAY MATCH" California, New Mexico
and Utah. said Mr.. Clay. in his impromptu reply
to Col. Benton, are sisters--New Mexico the old.
est, California the next in age, and Utah the young
est. They all came here last year on the same
footing, claiming territorial governments at our
hands. And now, forsooth, that California has
made r'masUoy match. she turns up her nose and
thinks herself degraded from being associated with
hsr unmarried sisters"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

Franz Coenen, the celebrated Violnist, was Civ
ing concerts at Havana at the last accounts. AT
his first exhibition, he extended invitations to the
musical societies of the city to attend, and give an
expression of their opinion Of his talent as an artist
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

An excellent epitaPh was given many years ago,
IN lew words, on the tombstone of elderly lady
" She was always busy-and always QUIET
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call, therefore, says Milton, complete and
generous education, that which fits man to per-
form justly, skilfully and magnanimously, all the
offices, both private and public, of peace and war
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

HOMESTEAD ExEMPTIoN.-A homestead-ex-
emption bill has been passed by the New York
Legislature and signed by the Governor The
amount exempted by it from seizure is one thousand
dollars, and it does not take effect until January,
1851. New York is now the fifteenth state, we
believe, in which law OF this kind has been passed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

ooLLAPsE-The steamer Bostona, Capt. Price,
which LETT Louisville on the 18th inst, reports that
the steamer New Orleans, from Cincinnati for this
port collapsed her flues, while aground at Saline
Island Some stock was destroyed, but no person
killed.
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Worth BrOtIteys.


Corner Of Magazine and Common streets, Mem Orleans
Importers of and Wholesale DeaIersip
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVEat all times on hand large and well ssof STOCK
IL consisting in part Of ~
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS.
20. "A and Twilled LOWELL. COTTONS;
"a, rs, ~ and Twiled white and brown COTTONs,
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYH;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy colored KENTUCKY JEANS:
White, blue, red, yellow and green FLANNELS:
Negro WOOLLEH CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS.
Heavy and light CoTTONADEs and DENNIS, for plan
tatiOns ~ Fi''-
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'Fs. for Negroa..
Blue black and mixed sATINETS;
French gALICOES, GINGHAMS, Silks and RayAga..
English CALICOES, Merinos, Alpacas and Bontbazetis.
English HOSE, UNDERSHIRTS, Drawers and Cova..
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Plain, white. figured and colored SWISS MUsLJNs.
Plain and crosa-baned CAMBRICS and MUSIINS.
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS:
INDIA RUBBER SUSPENDERs:
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS.
COTTON and THREAD LACES,
4-.a.And Also..,,
A great variety Of FANCY GOODS, such as ara pera,
ally sold by the trade, which they offer to purchasers IN
iaFoiape tefms. jal8 4m2dp6W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

Col. James Gadsden has accepted the appoint
ment to supervise the construction of custom
house at Charleston, S. C.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

A mans self is often his own robber. He steals
from his own bosom and heart what God has there
deposited, and he hides it out of his way as dogs
and foxes do with bones.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

The chimes for the cathedral, at Cincinnati, will
cost from $1,000 to $4,000. They are to be operated
by clock-work.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

The CAMELs.- Seven of the eleven camels
which arrived at Baltimore lately, passed through
Hagerstown on the 9Th inst, on their way to Mis-
souri,,
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To THosE Come NoRrH.-Those going North BY the
mail line will bear in mind that the splendid steamer Daniel
Pratt leaves Mobile TO morrow morning O'Clock and
will be in MONTGOMERY Tuesday morning in time for the
Railroad The fayote steamer Oregon will leave the
Lake end the arrival Of the az O'Clock ears and arrives in
Mobile in time for 60 board of the Daniel
Pratt, aud be off withoutdelay.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

PUBLIc MEETIEe.-We are requested to cal
the attention Of our readers to the meeting tonight
at the st. Mary's Vegetable Market
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

The amount Of duty collected on bricks in Eng
land the last year, was two and half millions {
dollars.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

tbs estimated that upwards of thirty thousand
children have, within the past fifty years, been
christened Geo. Washington.
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Cheap Goods ~!

50 o yards printed Lawns fast eOors at 10 cents
5000 yards Real French Jaeone qualities new styles at Is
l5Oo yards Richest Orsandy Musins at 81 cents
1000 yards Bareges, all styles, at 25 cents.
~ cases 600 pieces Irish Linens pure Flax from IS 90
apiece.
cases 800 Richest Style French Parasols 81 50 81 Oh
each.
THOMAS BRADY,
apl52w % C,,.p-n.u -
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PRICK s TkxAs roslc,-We would direct the attention
ofouf readers to the advertisement of this csebrate
IN another column 1t viii be that it is strongly recon-
from the strong testimonial we have SEEN ~ T..
efficacy. have donht it is one Of the be.t Ana s
rclued for large class OF diseases ever yet dlscoyer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

The proprietor of gambling honse in Paris was
recently killed by blow the skull from life
preserperi
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NEW EPIDEMIC III is stated that marriage has
ASSUMED the shape Of violent epidemic at VIII
faingscn, Delaware, and that ons minister alone
pocks'ed something like hundred dollars for adj
lus'iHg the yoke mA.simopial, /" 9 ~ days since
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coMMERcK or NEw YoRK.-Two hundred and
tsgentyihEee vessels, OF all classes, arrived at New
York last week The vessels are valued at 81, la6..
600, and the cargoes AZ 81, 62I goo.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

LOST ovERBoARD.-James Williams, sea.
man Of the ship William Patton, was lost over
board on the 25th Of March, on the passage to this
port.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

Ma, FIsKE AT THE ST.. LOUIS HoTEL-This evening
Mr. fke wal lecture upon Electro Biology at the ST. Lonis
hose and VIII perform series Of astonishing experiments
elass for instruction in this science viii be formed lin the
French langnagel tomonow afternoon at haEpast four
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III rumored in Paris that Madame Kossuth has
escaped from her guards, and is in constantinOple.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

Quite sensation has been produced in Barihol.
niew, Ia IN consequence Of sundry specimens Of
ore being found containing small particles Of gold
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

ORLRAHs THEATRE-The grand opera of 1.-THE Prophet
viii be again presented this evening at the Orleans Ii is
fine production, and the eneng manager has spared nc
expense IN getting i crowded house of course will b,
the result Of is announcement
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ARMoRY HALL-Last Might Of the Season.-This eve
ming the grand exhibition and examination ball by lie pnp
Of Frederick r. Bruins, viii take place at Amory Hail. The
programme in another column is very attractive one and
viii bring together brilliant company
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

~ Mr. CHARLEs T. BkDeKR is our Travelling Agent for
Fsceptoni 10 all poons Of the country which he may visit
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

ONO RIvER.-Steamer BostOna reports the
Ohio river falling fast on the 18th, at Louisville.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

hessrs Editcrs-The duties that devoye upon the Coun
ell OF the Second Municipality are oneous and involve
very great responsibility, and it is important that we select
our best citizens, from those who willing to serve In the
Seventh Ward where have been resident for many year,
there are no less than eight candidates. ALL perhaps good and
true men to the interests of the Ward but as we are mi an
IN this world OF ours constituted alike, some may be peiera
BILE to Others and but three Of the eight can be elected From
some little personal acquaintance with all of the candidates
and general expression of opinion by those with whom
have conversed am led to the conclusion that our interests
VIII be best promoted by the election of VIM BARNES O.
all old residents in the Ward and identified with it, sug
ge their names to the voters of the old Seventh
of all parzan feeling will be from the fact that tbev
are OF different political predectons and they will
receive cordial support, from all parties sufficient to elect
them. SEyESru W.pn
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The Hon. H.. Meth, M.RlalsI resident a. Cou.
aiahthaple. has affped iihe scene 81 hi. labora
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There were 81 lives lost on the yaflous railroads
Of Massachnsetls during 1919.
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Madison county has Subscribed sl00,000 70 the
Canton and jackson Railroad.
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Po1irIrAL AnvERgIsEMKKrs.-W must hereafter refuse
% publish NOTICES Of meetings, etc.. etc., unless responsible
name u sent with each
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fsis fsf lAs Aea Is fsr Pgals. : 1la eUalesl j lhs
meyvhy y low narrowed Down 10 lhFes aeifahla. and
which Of tho Trio TO chooe Is he question a Inc dhs Sha
4 be one well qualified for the station. arsvs in business with
tact and energy equal TO the duties, ard needing The son
ments derived II 50, the successful candidate win b.
THOMAS J. SPEAR, cti1ea cftweny Years Etandinr,e
credit 70 the station. Let voters remember his claims
nnifng industry, sound judgement and transformations bear
ng True dignity is that which assumes the least real char
~ mat which is bestowed without parade and efficient
counsel that which has uiood The te Of time and H.
worth Then forget not Monday merit one whose hand is
eoer reaay to grasp bis netghbor whose purse has been
shared with the suffering poor the last dollar and whose
advice 1t followed when the fearful ereyasse flooded our
city would have saved thousands the pockets of its ct
zens Voters remember these things the ballot box and
give your suftisses to THOMAS SPEAR
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- belae AoW prepared 70 transact any business in
The NoefiAl We lsase inform my iean aud the public
Esnsral @ tsts atsn lie oee No Il Camp street. aud most
ssspecaaiy SOLICIT tAea 9aisq9sse sp9H d w CABLE
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Eds Wa Afe authorised 10 announce CHANCES
Pk4H: ne peop5 CandAaie for ne Office 81 Captain
af DE- NS Wallh' Second Municipality. Is 1e election on
Manl3S ifs "a Inst Ffsm bis long experience and prac-
sal With ~ duties having been for many years
laihf IVA Hgsadns officer of be Municipality, he hopes
rdo4s Ihe Favorable consdeTntlon and support Of the
peepf az FGzKNDs on THE MrNIcF2EIrY.
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NJ is aakIaz5a 70 asnoancs WrtLIAM h. GARLAND.
IL o.A iDaAbsfi Il candidate for reelection al the
spsspqeaAas Municipal Escsion aps
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ArmOry Hail.. Last ball of the Season
NJ. Mi. FREDERiCK ii RRIiNs. w l SoasOh.

1-N lennese Flower Scarf Dance. .. :. by % Ladies'
10 Ladies and Gentlemen requested 10 he in attend
ance early as the Exhibition will commence at halfpast
o'clock An intermsson OF half hour after the Fancy
Dances when the extra seats will be removed and the COM
pany join in Quadres, Wazes and other amusemenis Of
the evening. "
Price Of 4dission-Gentemen 81; Ladies and Children
~ cents Tickets to be had at the Music Stores of Mr.
Bruins, and at the door on the evening of the Ball.
Seats be secured by applying al the Hall on Friday
haftu houPe
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Tbe lfiends Of D. wi SmIrn announce him as a candidate
he sappasisg ux AZ parties, Election April q apls
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4@Et08N Of tAn w Nfcns
We AZ aak1azsd to aznoance p. CuMarfsKg as can
idaa es anssd Of The Watch fox he Second Municipality.
EIscfith &d inI- apl8
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x1. f<<ss2rr 1i,zr aEnorr1e losHuk BALDWIN. The
R+co1dr cf .nii r>It No Two. candidate i5 rcJsc-
1ion n AK, M ina fti lie " he Suppressed, irrespective
ii pnr3s. 6f l1s [nl4sl Tnr RxoPLE
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no one voters of Munieipality NO. Tyvo

~ inc SobeFs Oh municipality NO. TWOi
After mature reflection and consultation with per-
sonal friends have determined retire from the candidate.
ship of Recorder, for which | had proposed.
Some members of the two great political parties winch
divide our country, having prevailed in mixing politics with
the election Of purely local officers will have nothing to do
IN the present election but an independent Mon
day next to vote and what little influence have for the
that win think competent to promote the interests
of my native city. l.. u. CAYENNE.
New Orleans, April 10, lSe0. ap20
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Thomas Rrnnsr

~ ch"rtre. street. %
NEW BAREGEs French Jaconets OFSandes AIvo,in. r,s
Silks, etc. ~7' AOuis'u SiAsI summer
dNNESs Dama' shirtnE, shsngs Diapers Huekabacs
and searts, Grape shaws China Grapes Law '"A"''
BLACK MATTIoNI SILKS, Rich Fanny SIT. ali 49,.
PARASOLs, ChldEen's Pafasols six and Cotton frells.
Hosiery, Nets Lacs Ribbons, Gimps PRINCES Bnton nd III
descriptions Of Trimmings, > 80 so n, W
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Fm Nl81I. TH9NAs J. HrN1N. lNda11Nd9ti lF1lF1F1
cna5a.,iesn R5N Mans Frta,1 3 s's1'se \ Ansi
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M 4 MssslaF e EuEEk a! LODGE NO n, VIII b
~ ~ ki9et, III otd Fllosl hail. on efes street.
taiuy hd9is p4Fdalsfiy notified BE- present.
q w " scls aud ihs Order M
xespssss |1s''s y elsd N ssls! q !ls ": A.
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4, Ix14ssst-&r &ee0n1 Municipality
MA & MIN s.1diiats for Treasures Of Second DIu
rici,r,i9. ri tito snsehs Elsction. "a inst apio
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Gsdaaf NuzaAa te s,seat incumbent presents him
aef " aardsls os The Office 81 Surveyor Of Second AIu
n;cips'5 mid Hicts lie votes Of his fellow citizens the
sieriicA 10 NJ he|d on tl'e M insi. apl0
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gl)f Daily Grfsrent,


sATunDAY MORNING. APRm. ao. 1sso
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- , -
seventh Wasd.7Ne bag 10 present 70 the Whie
nAa 4ots Of ha sectb Ward IS eanas,es for
Ads1msn, hs nlfe,s q WA. u. GUSHING and NJ E. haley.
as nitase parPaaf untas sm and AZ Friends Of Ole prssu,
ndnalsfaiI6h and lhs Public SCHOOL,
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q Notice.
~ H. ~ Metiine ii EuREKA LODGE NO ii viii b.
* AsA ~ BOMBAY GYENinE, he va Inst, Al halI
es s'siss. n ssosa Islsss l's Ls,ss street
~ q n aeasa e pa nFsssn Y pssl
sss NJ , WY 3 's s;o st I'll ,,s.s,,,v
--T---s :
= 10 HIFF15N -l'sxeho5o2Y. r. Dr. WILLIAMS viii
ieeats ~ ssF<sinsat publicly EVERY EFENiEe week
except 9Sas and Sunday ksedias eanlehena al oeIoek Al
A1ne -s - pAisulaFI, small Bills Hi Private claa
q ueatAse <ss ~ tAs Hal TODAY, al baraat O'Clock
sss ''' sa'' 's'ass 40 Invited . attend
-. -. = - ". s- r
s '' .' rs ,srNs y inform my ftsais and the public
ss.a,z ~ .ess. ,.ssn u. once he Il Camp street aud most
1sArseHA't sepsAA lqsN tt,fpYsss spsH WsCABL.Es
ND1aRf1L NOTICE
fs Notice .Arhe undersigned. having united ,osethes
y s @ ' sa % % = ~ =. .as sss lsas
s a. sss NJ s 90 sas.' ss s.''' ny e s'
Gas: 4; rArLARiE, No.ay Public,
aPll iH woQDsoN wREN, Assistant
~ rim Nsrd- sscosp MuS,oIrA.,yx 4, /.
XIV 4s,e hsnseas o ss PaIpe.s q noninanssvo
les s. ssasd sss's w. III s.' t sHsa
s : u n ~. g.ssz,
tslsssfi = = $500 y oLNEy, pis.id.n.
''-'' s'''' s.s'.'..s ~l'
~ s. '';' & s y ss; sss S: 4. s;sI:
A. as ess''s. Y Expresses ssu and friends present
s'l ..,s - ~ Fsh's School.
N91AnIal No41cS.
- N1tlee,~Ihs unaeIdsnsd' having united together
's ss e. S.s; " 'sss; .s. q ': ..
r. 2 's'. ':'s VIZ s .ssss'.1 B ! n,..ss
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hcssrs. Editors: Please withdraw my name as candi.
date for Alderman of the Sixth Ward Second Municipality
from the list of aspiring candidates.. Respectfully
apo CHRISTIAN ]. YOUNG.
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Eds cgsseqsl Please ANNOUNCE BENJAMIN BU1MAS Us
candidate tof Captain Of The Night Watch Second Atn
ni1iTtltY ElAsHohthe fourth Monday Of April.
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arrivals at the Principal Hotels. 10Th


ST. CHARLEs-S w Hart, Baton Rouge; DR. Lopez, H
Ssliou and LADY, Cochran, Mobiles Bowin and lady,
Garter Butler, Ala Benson, Mexico; ID Saunders
Huddieston; John Moore La; 1hos B Lee w Rodney,
Fort Adams; M Deloaek, Wilkinson Co, Miss; Il Bur.
rel CINCINNATI Presbeiry aud lady Jas Sykes and
lady, st Louis WIN Crowley, Charleston Miss; Geo
IL Gray, " Magazine street, N D.
vER4SDA1R 7 and Z G Wood, Donoho, Miss Laura
Eam II Elicit and lady, Nj and Baldwin, Alex Pat
tefsop, Jr and lady Nachez: 5 Smeey Liberty Miss
q Dunno, Y A Lewis and Thos Texada Rapides
La A Williams and lady, West Baton Rouge; "A Rust
Wm CqriP9gt9I Ark Sanchis, Buffalo; A Murray,
Joseph, La. - =
BANKS ARcADE-R Gordon, Clarksville Ark B Ecl
OILS, Lafourche, La; Mckee, E Nelson, N o.; James
Vicksburg.
HEwLETI's-C w Jonas, NJ Holloway, Aberdeen w
DIR Burnett, Miss Boake. N Y,
PLASTERs-Aug w lewis, Ponte;a la Hache; A Ser
yer, N Y; J w and Mr. Ruff, Vicksburg
,LepIsLANA7R Penny Santana; Capt Berren, NY
mIchl Reynolds, Edw Roarke Miss A Hamilton Pitts.
burg T Il CLAYTON, Boston; Edw Walsh, Chcopce,
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MlssfS. EDITORS Please announce Capt.. HxNRy FoRNo
esls.e ~ ne ocp Of captnin Of the Watch Of Mu
hepti.S r. XRe Election The foaslh Monday in April.
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Ea4 f>tsStt Plsasp announce HENRx CRANE (furmerIy
Lieqlsp of Second Mnniepaly Poieel candidate for
captaia 81 Tie Night Watch of Mnnicipniiiy No Two.
His MANY FRIkNps,
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&t ~ The ash1afile,4 % his sllss Of conoestn -
~ lA.ee,tluI|y informed tAa NE Of she . 40
44|s. f1t lelo1dl VIII l.l1 flsQt '2SE,
- IL WEDNESDAY EVENING. April p. UafA
A. Ilt C4ia rttf 1iAI Kali, 81 Charles street,
and % ssa.iisI EVERY WEDNESDAY Evening f5llsul.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-20

WAsHIEeToN FOUNTAIN, No. /, at the Hall OF Crysta
Fonnt Division ~ Tchoupitoulas street, at o'clock
PEARL Division, No. g. Pelican Hail. corner of Common
and St Charles streets, at O'Clock.
-, Tomorrow Morning
LIBERAL DIVISION No. IT, at Pelican Hall corner f or
mon and St. Charles streets. at 10 o'clock v 0S'