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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

a S good Cook, first rate Washer and
IA IroDer nv n respectable woman who could also do
The baknp Of small private family The best of city ref
eence Gun given Call al 1885 West 3thst front base
men between seventhth and eighth avs Can be seen tor
two days, if engaged, oZolt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

AS Cook, Walters, destinations
Awaited for Protestant girls Cooks, Walters House
work Girls Nurses &C. Also excellent Catholic Girls for
the &C untry nj this Office Men servants want places N
Y Employment Office, N0.47S BroadWaX rr,,n,,pe
o.8 II L. l. SAO-NDr-h1
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-27
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-27
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aas siner s9erdsfams sen sapbir.asl
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

CHARGE OF AssAULT.-One Barbour, a mem.
Der of the night watch, was examined YESTERDAY
before Recorder Baldwin, on the charge Of severely
assaulting two citizens. From the evidence. we
CLEANED that Barbour had transcribed his dutv in
arresting slave, and that the compliments inter
fered upon the occasion which led to the assault.
Barbour was sent before the First District Court.
The testimony certainly warrants his suspension
from duty. Mr. Gaiennie made characteristic de-
fence of the prisoner, which was one of his happest
efforts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

BAIL TO KEEP THE PEAoE.-This was re-
quired yesterday for one Thomas Hickey, upon the
facts set forth in affidavit made by L. J. Harris
who charged the accused with brutally beating
child of three years of age son of VIM Laughlin,
without any cause whatever. When demonstrated
with by the deponent, the valiant man of Gath
offered to give him also touch of his quality,
which led to the belligerent's arrest and exami-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

sw1HDLINs.-Fra Roig and E. Friley,
alas lago Orsaia, eta nd charged before Recorder
Genois with obtaining S26 worth of segars from
Francisco Amat, at no. l34 Condo street. They
represented to complainant that they were sent to
make the purchase by Mr. Cassard-a matter not
established by the evidence. The accused will be
disappointed in the belief that this operation will
end in smoke.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

ARREsTs.-The First Municipality abounded in
small items yesterday. Charles Winthwith for
pertnaclously walking in the footsteps of Maria
Newton, and sometimes treading upon her robe,
was required to give bail for his appearance, A.
Gallot was discharged from arrest for an alledged
assault upon Mad. Tessa. Louisa Patterson, for
disturbing the quiet of IRENE street and awakening
the watch, was locked up for further hearing.
One Hughes having "grossly abused, ierked,
threatened and otherwise interfered with the quiet
of Robert Giles gave bail to answer this series of
misdemeanors. E. An individual named Noyes, hav-
ing republican aversion to the arstocratic name
of Jose Maria Mos de LaRosa, vented his indigna-
ton at the bearer of this accumulated mass of
words by splitting in his face, while LaRosa was
quietly walking in Condo street, for which vulgar
exposition of his views in regard to hard names
said Noyes was required to enter into bonds to keep
the peace. "A Mr.. Lay having, as stated on oath
by Victor Tard6, visited the house of the latter,
No. lS5 Cont street, and uttered the portentous
words that Zone of those days he would meet
MIN" said Tarde considered himself constrained,
under the ominious circumstances, to call said Lay
TO account, the law directs, for breach of the
peace. E. Mary Ann WaTrel was arrested in Bien-
Viie street for taking up the side walk in an exhib-
Nlon' without license, of style of fancy dancing
only tolerated on the stage. Had the unfortunate
mary Ann appeared in grand advertisement, she
would nave been more successful, but there is a
destiny that shapes our ends" and the accused
could not boast discriminating audience. or dis.
play dress of tinsel and flowers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

SENT DowN.-James Powers was committed
yesterday to the work-house by Recorder Baldwin,
on the charge of vagrancy. Powers was found
enjoying the evening in skiff which he had alb.
stracted from its moorngs; upon his arrest he of
ierred "a to the officer for release without form
OF trial The official looked with contempt upon
the dimAs NP0'l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

LA.acENY.-One Hantz was taken into custody
Yesterday on the charge of stealing three gold
watches, on the Sd inst, from No. 10 Common
street. One of the time pieces has been recovered
much to the qualification of the owner, Mr.. F. ].
Dmpie bach.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

FORGING PAss.-Juan Mascarenas has been
committed to prison for furnishing forged pass to
the slave Henry, owned by Mr.. Jacobs, by which
said negro was enabled to escape from the city on
the steamboat Montgomery. The pass gave him
the liberty to travel to Louisville, and has taken
away the liberty of Mascarenas, bad transfer for
the latter, who is suffering for this dark trans
action. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05
SHERMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
A d D o M / N A l.
SUPPER Ter

& emily al AS Ooes ~ ~ SAats sfree epyafife tnsN
The ghtest elastic and comfortable instrument In us m
the the comnaint-the bearng0wn feeling ~
the bottom Of stomach, weakness lungs side and back
me whites etc. IN pregnancy Us We prevents miscarriage
female any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter, they can
be referred to the wife of very cebrated physean Of his
city, who Is using with perfect satisfaction after nv
ing several other patent without any relief Phy
ment at the pFOpretOrs. 70 st. Charles street.
In practice, have had
6easd Abdominal supporter us well
anaPssd % impart relel and comfort afflicted Mt tbma
Philadaphia, Aug. IS, Is49 WA. ANDERSON, NJ D.
For three years was afflicted with eoupanEast Of
the time confined bed My susrhgx great No
thing relieved until Mr. Shsrman's Abins Sup
work about
health and chssrfaluean Mrs
August n, 1s4s. Isl Eighth uneet, Fhls1aphia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

n5- John Joseph is said to have taken an unwar-
ranta5le liberty with three land warrants belonging
to J. c. Gilman. For this mal-appropriation, as
alledged, Mr. Joseph will appear this morning be.
fore Recorder Baldwin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The Grand jury
found true bills yesterday against Samuel Living
ston, for robbery; John Crowly, for robbery Joan
brOchet, for burglary Timothy Dickinson, for aid
ing slave to escape; and James Coutts, for bur-
glary. No further business was transacted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JzTFERsoN CRY,
Thursday Evening, April 4, 1850.
Arrived per steamer Glencoe, 65 Beef Cattle and Cows
200 Hogs and Horses.
PRIcEs.-B Cattle, 59<97c v N net; Hogs, ~
@5c v ib net Sheep, % 5O9$5 per head Mich Cons
5000 $50 W head Catoes, 5Z@125zc v ID net.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05
NEW ORLEANS oLAssIncATIoN

TOBACCO Notwithstanding the heavy transactions Of
Tuesday and Wednesday 400 hhds were sold yesterday
follows i24 hhds, at ~, and q at 81; 46 hhds
% at7k Uld IS 81; % hhds, Is at ~ and Al
5M 36 hhdS 20 at and r at 81 also 1852 hhds Mason
county (79 and 49, on private terms.
SUGAR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 400 hhds Sugar
changed bands at firm prces-Fa 3S94c. Also. SEQ bbls
Molasses at old rates.
FLOUR-The market unchanged and about 1900 bbls
changed hands, including 10s bb superne Illinois at $5 6
100 st Louis at IS s 500 Extra Illinois 100 Choice ST
Louis in lots at Is u.s. 1874 Ohio Fne) s5 OK and 70
Common at "a So y Dbl
CORN-Sales of 1900 Sacks in two lots 81 and &c. and
some smaller parcels at 5996Oc W bushel.
OATS-Sales Of $50 sacks Kentucky at 49, and 1873 st
Louis at 55c. III
HAY-Declning. Sales of 76 bales Ordinary Western at
at $ls 30, and 300 Good Northern at $21 90 ~ ton.
LIME-A Of 200 casks Thomaston sold at 81 52s
W cask-an advance.
PROVISIONS-The demand for Pork has been limited
and the sales only in small lots % 62S Mess and &s rs
for o. of Bulk Pork 49, 900 b sold at &c for Hog round
an advance Transactions in Bacon confined to small lots
Of Lard, 5 bbs No sold 81 526 bbs g. 81 terces at g.
and 800 do very Prime at SIC.
GUNNY BAGS-Sales of 60 600 new baas in bales at
SIC, short time, with interest.
STAVEs-A sale of q 600 French Butts s26 ~ 1000
WHISKY-Dun Sales of 1875 bbls Rectifed at H@2Is<c
FREIGHTS-Nothing new
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

HEOPHLUS FIskE will his Series of Lectures and
Astounding Experiments ARMORY HaLL Every Evening
except SUNDAY upon the newly discovered Science Of
Biology Persons from the audience
in their muscular they will be forget their own
names and residences water them will
vinegar honey milk brandy this will be done
while they in perfectly without any esneris
whatever This wonderful remedial agent Effected die
most astonishing cures of Palsy, Neuralgia RBeumst
vous diseases generally.
~ Lecture hafpsst o'clock Tickets Fifty
Cents Gentleman and Two Ladies' Dollar Eight Ticket
Tor Is cents. Children, Half Price. mb9 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

10 The atoms composing man are believed to
De changed every forty days, and the bone every
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

otis True, AND PITY TITS IT'S TRUE"-Mr
John o'Neii set forth the following complaint YES
terday before Recorder Genois He stated that a
young girl, named Ellen Crowley, aged ~ years.
was placed in mis- by her father seven months
since, and remained at his house few weeks, when
she suddenly disappeared, and he lost all traces of
the runaway On the I'd inst. Mr. O'Neil dis
covered the girl in the premises Of a woman named
Maria Mohan, residing in Basin, between Custom
house and Bienvile streets. As the house is well
known as den Of infamy, the fate of the child was
too plain for doubt He therefore charged Mrs.
Mohan with harboring the girl for base purposes.
The accused was arrested and rsmanded for further
examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

The brig Daniel Baker arrived at Brazos ST. Jago ON the
3lst ult. from Antigua.
Tow boat Conqueror towed down and to sea- on the 18th
ult., ship Unicorn and bark Thames.
TowbOat Louisville towed down and TO sea- on the 9th
ult, ship Timoleon, bark Scotland and brig Carlton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE $50 81 30" N.-LoNsrrUpE 800 W.-ipTime sb

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Galveston, Place, Galveston & Lavaca,
Harris K Morgan
ship Lssex, Welch, hayreb l.. II. Gale
shlp Toronto, Parker New York, j. w STANTON q r.
Bark Margaret Pollock, Cruickshankss, Liverpool,
Brig R. NJ. Carlton, GiIkey Savannah Wood & f.o We
Brig Emily, Young, Philadelphia, A Kearny d "a
schr Geneva, Warning, Pensacola, MasteT
schr North Carolina, Seaman, New York,
schr Camilla, Scott Northern Brazos, ST. Jago, OpAi'
sch, Thorn, Mundel, Chagres, Dewey & e CisrF
Arrived Yesterday
Steamship Portland Boga, from Brazos st. Jago 3st nit
to Harris & Morgan-2d my. -
Ship Emily Taylor, Howes "a days from Boston, to G. Eos.
- ter-M my -
Ship Cairo, Lorng IS days from Boston, to master2d nv
bng Duncan, Gchrst Is days from Charleston to master
Brig Vncennes, Merrill, l6 days from Wilmington N. c..
to master-A my.
. STEAMBOATS,
A w. NanLeer Getsinger from St MarinsyIe-a5b mt
Luna Elliott from Lonisvlle-l9 bales cotton
Michigan, Irwin, from Tennessee River-34 bales cotten
Jamestown, Leake, from Caney Fork Tenn47 b. cation
Banner Of Attakapas, Muggah, FIN st Martinsye4l b.
United states, Melton, from Cincinnati.
Glencoe, Durham, from ST. Louis.
T. u: White, Brady, from StyOpa-A bales cotton
Fashion, Martin, from the Coast
Ten. Taylor, Power, from DonaldsonvIle.
oregon, HieTn, from Mobile
IowbOat ConquerOr, Heation, from the Passes
Iowboat Louisville, FOote, from the Passes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OE
HARTFORD, CT.
1NCORP DRAFTED 1895.
~ CAPITAL. 9 500, OOO.A
II
VIM III c oNAEk, s sscs,dsnt.

FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
1r1uE No. % Camp street.
having been appointed Agent Tin place
and tayoraby known Company Is now prepared to insure
INLAND RISKS, 1' l'AHA Avn
All losses will be promptly settled here or paid in Hartford
Conn., at the option of the insured ~ - F " "'
Insurance Company. NV ~ ~
-. CHAS. G. LATHROP, Agent.
~ Olnce y camp sueet new Orleans. OBJ is
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COPAVIA AND
~ u s. Fer Diseasesof the Urinary Organs.
City, during which period has rarely failed effect per-
It have been faithfully Observed is the best evidence Of is
great and unequaed excellence Being free from all nan
seating properties acceptable the delicate stomach
Put up in as of convenient and portable size, and
3. MACPHERsoN's Drug and CAsmieal Store,
do 6m3p No. 20 Camp street, New Orleans.
EEAFHERs-s7 bugs landing from the steamer United
Il States and for sale By
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05
Passengers.

Per steamship Portland, from Brazos ST. Jago-Mrs Herm
sheIn and child, Johy, lady and child Messrs lesson
E Haines-and on deck. - ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREsoEnT oryscz.

Friday Morning, April B, IB5U. )
CoTToN-The remainder Of the Niagna's letter. came
through by mail yesterday and said beeven less avora.
bic than the first teegaphc our Market how.
ever has not affected and 1900 bales changed hands
fnl DFiees
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

On the ed ut off DOuble-headed shotkeys, brig Tan
gier from Wilmington and brig John Durton bound to Gu
ba on the 2ah, off Torugas schooner Counce hence
ior Charleston same time, ship Jas Titcomb of Bos
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATRE.
1hLEANs STREET, between Royal Bourbon G,rests
SATURDAY EVENING, April g. 1850, performed the
nine tRbleaux entitled - - - -
THE PROPHET.
PeIormers, hesBu Duuc, Deyres and Besn
t Lbretto Of The The Prophet the Boz Office
u PeroImAneeG win eommsnce half mat 60
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

eiIen.s a nHe1SVWia NnIMNa MONDAY Jacket steamer
WsTs161 4. Pr9GydsPnGe MiEsps Bend. ysE6ps,
The new, elegant and swift running passenger steamer
LoWNDES, gR, Jenks MASTER viii positively leave for
the above and all intermediate landings, on MONDAY 9Th
instant, at o'clock p N. For freight passage apply
on board, foot of Customhouse street, or to -
@ t. B. SMITH, So Magazine st
s. The steamer LOwndes, Jr; has taken the place of
the steamer Montgomery, and will continue in the trade
throughout the spring and summer. e Also the Steamer
oWhdes Jr Is running in connection with the steamer Ann
lancaster and will take freight for Yazoo River at the Gus
t1aidiy Idles
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-05

THE Patronage thar
rally the last segfn
mon street, has induces.
erect q large building n
mig and repairing car
the largest Shops IN the s
with good Northern worl
build aREstyle OF Casriai
yeas, Il asszl il The eou
than ever before, for r
can restore them almost /
y. although apparently !
irafght on Carriages sent
hand an assortment of N
RACES, which will b
trade for New ones. w
ing NEW CARRIAGE
at our Mandatory and
at the corner Of GRAZ
next door to the Office Of
Of the st. Charles Hotel,
novl2 6md&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12

into the tiny face as if she was reading it like
book
You won't be long away from me, my own
one" she said, while her tears fell down upon the
child like summer rain.
Mother" said !, as we'll IS ! could speak for
crying, " sure you know I'l do my best to tend
her.
"I know you will, acntshla you were always
true and dunful daughter to me, and to him that's
gone; but, Sally, there's that in my Wenny one
that won't let her thrive without the mothers hand
over her, and the mothers heart for her TO lean
against And now -" Ii was all she cOu Id say
she just clasped the lutte child t. her bosom, fell
back on my arm. and in Il few moments all was
over. At first, Richard and | cOnld not believe
that she was dead and it was very long before
the orphan would loose her hold of the stifIenng
fingers but when the neighbOrs came in to pre-
pare for The wake, we cOntriyed TO haiter her
away.
Days passed on the child was very quiet she
used to 20 usual to sit at the door, and watch
hour after hour along the road that her mother
always took coming home from market, waiting
Tor her that could never come again. When the
sun near setting, her gaze used TO be more
fixed and eager but when darkness came on, her
blue eyes used to droop like the flowers that shu,
up their leaves, and she would come in quiet with.
out saying word, and allow Inc TO undress her
and put her TO bed
1t troubled and the young ladies' greatly that
she would not eat 1t was almost impossible to get
her to taste morse indeed, the only thing She
would let INSIDE her lips bit OF little white
bun, like those her poor mother used to bring her
There was nothing left untried to please her |
carried her up to the big house, thinking the chance
might do her good, and the ladies petted her, and
talked to her, and gave her heaps of toys and cakes
and pretty trOcks and coats but she hardly noticed
them, and restless and une lsy until she got
back to her own low, sunny doorstep.
Every day she grew paler and thinner, and her
bright eyes had a sad, fond look in them, so like
her tlnpp Sbn II ,I,o I,ta.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12
REMOVALS..

p EMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER G1 Co have
removed from % Gravier to No. 47Camp street.
above GrayIer so 6m
II EMOVAL-J. ROMAYosA has removed from
~ No. Front Levee the door, No s. M stairs
between CustOmhouse and Bienvle sts. si7 6Od
r EMOVAL- Dr.. MCKELvEY has removed
IL his Office No II Caondee between Cansl and Com.
streets. nd Am
D EMOVAL- SAMUEL WoLFF has removed
from p Grayer reetto the 95 Camp, between
Gravier and POydras streets. uI
p PEMOVAL-RoBERT J. KER, Notary Public,
successor to Jules Nossy has removed his Office to No
q Grayle st between amp and ST. Charles n5 1tos
p PEMOVAL-HUTCHIyGs DAGUERREoTYPE
removed to the northeast corner Of Canal Charres
seet-Ihe finest Portraits in the world taken this
abslment at prices to suit the times. Gall and En-.
trance No. "a Canal street nj 3mop+
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12
From Dickens Household Words.
Little Mary.


From Dickens Household Words
Little Mary
TAlE OF THE rRIsr FAMINE.
mat was pleasant place where was born.
t"A3n was only thatched cabin by the side OF
4 mnunla'n stream where the country was SO
,' III SUMMER tlme me wild ducks 9Seu 10
,,iem yGul2 ones 70 I+ed on 'hs D's Withih
!eIuS % VI our uoor; anu you c"l.a no'
~, tT, e piLh 70 Talsg pilc1et uI oi MaIeFI
rronl VII ,,is Eo' a I,,ul' VI
RirI,rj 1o, Do, ,ois "R sI,g e,, NY U,'SI GJ
bless him and ToWssIS ngaJ tn se ar togahar nv
and pb bog vr,a " 'S d nir5S nc 3 81 m 9 Jo" nd a J
bees nests. 'ris jonp ago--and tbouph Pm hannv
and we'll off now, Iiyin~ in the bic house as own
maid to the Young ladies, who. on account of NV
being foster sister TO poor darling Miss Ellen. tLat
died Of decline, treat me more like their equal than
thelr servant, and give me the means 10 improve
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12
MUSIC.
MUSIC AND MusICALINsTuT,

MUSIC AND MUSICAL INsTRU NTENTS The
IVA subscribers would respectfully uest your IA.
attention their large and extensive stock of Mu. 3
sic and Musical Mer2handse OF every description: -yz9f
and also their well selected assortment of Piano No
FOrtPs, fOm The factories of tn, frs makers in the
United States and Europe.
Strings for Violin, Guitar Harp, NioinCeIo Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs, Screws etc.
Nions, Flutes, Du ars; AocOrdions Brass instruments
for Bands, Tamhonrines, BanI07. Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning Hammers, Forks, etc etc and
every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders or Music and Musical instruments will be promptly
attended to.
semnares.
Second Hand Pianos bought and taken in part payment
for
All the Music received from the North as soon as pub
liFhed.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge of
Mr. ii. u. Hewitt. New Orleans, La, Oct %.
L. A. TYLER.
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