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AN hFFRAY.-Joseph Spencer and Henry Spen-
GER, two brothers, and free men of color, were ex'
nmned before Recorder Genois yesterday and both
sent before the First District Court to answer for
creating an afIiny on the Cd inst. Joseph Spencer
armed with a double-barreIed gun, proceeded to
the house of the other accused, in Customhohse
street., between Marais and Villere, and fired al
Henry's wife, who was sitting In the window. In
return, Henry lodged the contents of revolver in
Tho hody of Joseph, lasting mark of fraternal
regard. Tile first assailant bears bad character
and richly deserved the severe lesson which he
Received
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

RECORDER BALDwIN's CoURT-Tho case Of
Patrick Eagan, charged with stabbng Jas. CoyIe,
came MP yesterday, and after an examination, the
accused sent for trial before the First District
Court Mrs. Mcmahon, accused of receiving
stolen hams, plead not guilty, stating that she had
nnocently made the purchase from negro. Upon
restitution Of the property, the complainant with.
drew the charge. Martin Mooney and John
Flanagan were arraigned for the larceny of watch
from James Courtney. The 18th was fixed for an
examination Several cases of assault were dis.
posed Of, and the Court, after clearing the dock oil
halfdozen Migrants, adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

D5~ The wood sheds belonging TO The Auburn
and Rochester railroad company at Pittsford, took
inst. strong wind was blowing, and the fire
communicating to the seasoned pine fuel collected
there, spread rapidly, and soon beyond control
AT last accounts received from Pittsford about
1000 cords of wood had been consumed, and the
fire was still burning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

n5- The Pebble Ledger, in an article fecom'
mending proper regulations by The Board Of Health,
says: "The health 81 a city at any cost i always
cheaply pdrchoscd for pesl,ilshce once among US
not only is life sacrificed, bit trade and c0inerce
perish-real estate withers up to nothing-houses
and stores become tenantless, and millions perish
for the want of wise economy in the expenditure
nf a few thOtsandH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

Tue TEMPTER.-Michae Ward was arrested
yesterday charged by c. J. O'Meara with stealing
decanter Of brandy from his coffee house in st.
Charles street. BY what process Michael came in
possession of one Of these rosy pillars of the temple
of Bacchus remains to be told before the Recorder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

10 Several Franciscan Monks of the Propa.
ganda have left Rome for Southern Africa, where
they are about to preach evangelical truth to the
populations of Abyssinia and Nubia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

Gs- 1t is fine now, of five dollars to kill lex
cept on your own premses) in New Jersey, the
small nnocuous birds, such as the chippy the swal
low, the cat-b bird, robin, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

70 DR.. Brown, highly respectable physician
of Seabrook, n. H., has committed suicide by
hanging himself He was widowef, and atoll,
ID yssts 81 sss, tls hsd isfsa rsssliss In lhsl
plsgs and tbs nsighbstiRE lswkt Nv Saves hss
kssa sssisasa III Ms Es,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

% Twenty lone ladies, (mostly unmarried,)
from Away down East in the State of Maine
have gone, in the California packet from Boston, to
try their luck in the Gold Region.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

10 The little steamer w. G. Hunt, formerly
on the Coney Island Ferry, NJ Y, sailed on the 1st
inst. for California. Rather venturous voyage for
a craft of that size.
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Wv " A G..
TAN s.:
NEW okAna.,
-sOe-@
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH "A, 1880.

In FRoeREss.-Work has been resumed Upon
The new Cathedral 81 the Piace dAr@ss The
line brick stores opposite Ibis square are being
rapidly coiipeted, ahd when finished, the whole
viii present d very fine and imposing appearance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

Hs- Dr. John d. Fisher, an eminent physician of
Boston. is dead. This is the fourth physician Of
note that Boston has lost within few months
Barkman, Robbins, Gay and Fisher.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

Gs- President Mahan, distinguished revvalist
preacher, has returned from England, and accepted
call to the Clinton street Free Church, in the city
of Newark.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

OF The magnets in the Bridgeport and New
Haven telegraph offices were destroyed in recon
storm by the lightning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

HEAVY Loss--1ames Varisr was taken into
custody yesterday by the Second Municipality Po-
lice, on, the charge preferred by Capt, Brown, Of
ieloniously ab.tracting from him the sum Of 5000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

To- The ship Thomas Watson sailed from Bal
tmOre on the I'd inst, for California She took out
small number OF passengers, and a cargo valued
at $500 600.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

10 Mr. Fessenden, of Boston, has invented
Pocket-ilter, by means of which the traveller may
suck up pure water from the ponds and streams, OF
even the puddes, which he may encounter on his
wdy,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

no The Queen of Portugal owns lot of ground
in Washington City, on the Presidents square, EN-,
bracing 9,639 square feet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

LAFAYETTE, Wednesday Evening, March 49, 1850
Arrived to-day per Autocrat, 1856 head Of Beef
Cattle.
Prices:- Beef Cattle, 696zc " n net Hogs,
641zc " h net; Sheep, 90 5O9s4 " head Mich Cons
s259$55 v head Catues, 5JE@6c. " n net
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

IHUTsuHy WUrIIIg, NIHTcH tt, IeEO' }
COTTON-The demand continued active yesterday, and
the sales reached 900 bales, (makns 500 for the past
three days) principally for England and the Continent Prices
have recovered &c the decline which followed the reception
of the Canadas news and change quotations accord
ngly.
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Succession OF Daniel r. Lillie-....A Good slay
Woman. -. .-s.--
N

,
CATURDAY March 49, h4psst 10 O'cloek-Wi be sold
- e Old Mart Camp BY order Of The Honorable
Fifth District Court Of New Or dated September g. 1879
aud for Of said SuccessiGn-
The Slave Woman AGNES good general House Servant aged
about IS years
for endod the satisfaction OF Alfred MiaTd Eq, Te
menary Executor special mortgage said Slave
the mhI4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

r5~ The Catholics of Hartford Conn, are abou
TO erect very large and costly edice at the corner
OF Church and Ann streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

LORD JEFFREY.-A Monument to this distin-
guished individual is to be erected in Edinburgh.
The preliminary steps have already been taken.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

oar The theatre in Petersburg, Va, with the
Lrildinos adjoining, were destroyed by fire
1.-Two been the
twU Dulss.--a
OH the Sd inst. II is supposed TO '~'~
work Of an ncendary
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Finely situated. Steam Saw Mil
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctIoneer.

BY j. A. BEARD, Aucttoneer,
THURSDAY, March a. 1850, " oeockWn be sod at aue
l. ton, nj Banks Arcade
A valuable STEAM SAW MILL and FARM, known ~
MaIoncy Farm situated West Pearl Rives miles 1i,s
Rgolets miles from CoyngioD, contrasting LUZ
$40 Hammock Landa portion Of The under
partial cultivation Mills have capacity and fne
order Inc improvements are eapseodE Tie locality o
property State aud III. facilities or obtaining
White Cypress and Pine Logs better than 81 Saw
| Mil in The country -.
balance and two Year, credit for
approved endorsed TO the satisfaction the
vendor improvements 10 be Kept insured and police uased
to the vendor.
s~ Ac, Of sale before Notary PO6c at the expense Of
| the purchaser. mhs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

D@ The Legislature of Indiana has passed
bill Incorporating the "Tippecanoe Horse THE
Detecting Company"
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ORD AVfatS
SYRUP or win eHFHsuuvhWnR Ams

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standing s'adu1's o. Tie os.s''I Of P'H~'ls.''s
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10 s'oes s year w. ss,,,-1 a.st,., o,.v,ssss
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IEsiraet FIRM letter J5e,u Mr. s. w. Hises, mstehaHf
Nrwyows s mos,h 81 seass nan q my 40
qpaisce has akea Syrup and has been perfectly cured
he laDofsd undH the consumption for more than three yean
5 locN great May kinds gf medicine and was under ne
mttal s1isut o. lRee Of the eminent ply aane N
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received nom hiis,E - Game nsury 6odzheK Waf-
munster tosnship bucke c9tsy "a - = hnowr ~ cYef
the e9uptfye p9ng 1csr9 Hsn ans y c1Ino % denfez
that the syrup saved ms lliL :. -. -. -
-7Hstsr q the TEAR and npuo1
Of the Lungs Feered by Dr. Dasbs CoaDdunn HyTup %
, Wild Chefy ana Ht,. -. :. Z - ~. &c.,.
rApkLPifIA APnl ~ Ioqf g hye weee9 o. 7st
uglE and pain q the breast and irsqueul soent ra1
ton Of the heart The cough was 20 harslg ~ y pregst
from seeps great deal o. ne nsh 40 Neasensd ns
% that degree tnat was o1sea etIllt ne e4y y
leave work 10 myself aly pnyAlien pIo1uNnoea ny
iungs seee and began TO enteEtzn iyqa
that Mgnn not get wen again AT tnb unes " Dasi{s
Syrup q Wfd CTy and Tar was recommended e me N
two three days gse u ", ne oppsel0n sn1 pam IN ~
hres was greatly reetedy and NJ s Tune had taSsn IelF
aIa strength restored The II he heart with wis
hal been seFereig troubled 19 ben years. y sqst gone
feel niue o. Nil over sfsftou Re reiet o.
s paipFs0n has ln 90 Eleat taf am eomhrens one o.
two bOeiss Hue On ue ne,lf1S would save s.e.y nnosso
. lie. HESEy NeKrKsoEs I'D John slrsss-
.......,.... -, =. -. - ,,~.ss, r.-,..
/ WEAKNESS AMI FAtr ~ 1AsE Dks1AHHs
June 81 13f5-1 tighf recommend Dr.
Davs Syrup % Wild Cherry and Tar, Ium my khowIcdeq
veakt and pain the breast; The Of tins medicine
sho time entirely relieved her, The SYMPTOMS would, aie
pe recuT. and all occasions the relief speedy
in the yt place ID months she haa been
valuable tedcng lsstFeu gfbenng effect he been ses
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

Schr. American, Maloney, Chages, A. f. Cochran Go
ia ,.. Arrived Yesterday.
Ship uaua, Barrett, IL days from NewY 10 A. Cohen
Ship Tororl6 rstkef, sOdays from New York. to J. W.
Ship W@. A. Cooper, Lincoln q days from Boston, to O.
Ship Caroline SHd Mary Clark Emerson . days FIN Ports
Ship Louisiana Dewhur. % days from Rio de Janeiro, to
Ship Maniias Baker days from Boston, Daniel Wind
Ship Atlantic Rose days from NewYork, j. o. Wood
Bark Mtiades Robinson q days from New York.
Bark Gov Hnekley, Lorng, 20 days from New York. to
Brig Robt W. Cbsfeton, Gikey Il days from Savannah,
Swedish big ndoo Torsston. from Rio de Janero, sOh
Isg,pIary to %s Dd ny ,v. som aD,,,coO, 70
'''" b. q. Rogers i Co-Basih.
soIr Ceyon York, is days from Camden, Miss to master
schr Msdona Lewis, 3 days from Tampa Bay. to J. P.
chr. Randall iiY Marshall. Wet, days from St. Marks, to
maser.Bssin;,
scl' ds% 5a se'i 20 wa An
schr. Aurora Boreas, Hudson, days from Mobile, to
sc. Eii Townsend, Carson % days from Philadelphia. to
.. Wckham-lst my
Michigan, Irwin, from rennesee RiyerLS52o bales cotton
Gayoso, Joiner, from Memphis-7O4b bales cotton.
eca pa%aa i. from Nal" bales cotton
s ssdsre LGd%i:f SdE from st. so bales cotton
a E from 5 sis ses eOic
1
| Gen. Taylor Power from Donaldsonvile.
Banner Of Atakapas Muggah, from St. Martinsvlle-S3
| bales cotton
Chalmette, Dalferes, from Lockpon.
Cotton Plant Snapp from Rve-I466 bis cotton
| California, Reynolds, from Mobile.
| AutOcrat, GOslee, from St Louis-ll9 bales cotton
| TOwboat Louisville, FOoe, from the Passes.
| TowbOat COnquerOr, UentOn, from the Passes
| TOwboat Defiance, McPhersonn, from the Passes.
| Towboat Star, Brown, from the Passes.
| TOwb0at Panther, Pinnegar from the Passes.
spoken.
By the ship Manlus the eth Inst, on Bahama Banks
ship Columbian, II days from New York. for Apalachcoa
Memoranda.
The steamer Montgomery left ST. Louis the 7t instant
Reports the River rising, with IL feet the channel
in port loading for New Orleans steamers Missouri, Unct
Sam, Pride of the West, Belle Creole, Constitution, Atlantic
The Cotton Plant left Little Rock the Sth inst
| Reports feet water in the channel and rising slowly
Towboat Conqueror towed down and to sea, the I'll
inst, ships Kentucky and Mary Glover, brgs John Marshal
and Union
Towboat Louisville towed down and to sea- the III
ships Katadn and Medomak, brig Telegraph and schr MAJ
Barbour
Towboat Panther lowed down and sea- the Sth inst.
ships Seth Sprague and Milan, schr. Gratitude.
TowbOat Defiance owed down and to the Slh inst.
ship Statesman, bark Robert and brig Golden Rule.
Towboat Star lowed down and to sea, the sh inst.
ships Marathon and Susan E. Howell bark Fanny McCaw
Passengers.
Per ship Atlantic, from New York; Miss Treats Messr
Emanuel, Hogan, HOwaTt-and in Storage.
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RACES. .... BINGAMAN COURSE. Anglers.
G. I &hssse

VH S&S
pACE 10 of O'Clock Second Day THURSDAY,
IL March H. ls5O-PuTSe Slj0-Mle heats.
Entries:
L. Duncan kenner HEGiRA, Ambassador
Of Flight; 3 years old Riders Dress Red and Red.
2 VIM Minor eners Harper Moores eli. FANNY GEE, by
imp Margrae Lancesi years old. Riders dress,
dark Blue and White.
g. a. W. Small tr. c. FLYING DUTCHMAN, by Grey
Eagle dam by huckle John old Riders dress
A. hos Wells enter. lARh, by imp Glencoe, dam Fan
dango years old. Riders dress,
10 Members of the Club may obtain their Badges the Ticket
office Al the Gate Strangers obtain Badges, which will ene
Price, SO 90.
CommOdou and comfortable Ferry leave the Place
dAme and the Ferry the foot Of the PontehaIrain Railroad
Price, Also, steamboat, The " Ben Adam will leave
from the foot Of Common H. ~ and O'Clock.
No Admission-Ciates and Stands, 81 co.
mhl4 YIN. OLIVER, Proprietor.
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10 The "Woolly Horse" is to be trict
during the session of the March term Of Washing
ton City Criminal Court.
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Foreign and Domestic Goods. Catalogue Sale
BY r. h PETITPAIN.

fTURBDAY March HAT 70 nc sold a BIS Auction
Room, no. 3 canal EtIeet-.
l5i packages and lots Of FOREIGN and DoMEsTlC GOODS
consisting Ia part Of MIsns, wide Block Sztin Plsta
Handkerees Corahs Cotton Dril DamaLs W9ol aud
CobuTgs Cambria Prints, Linen Stripes Linen Drill, Irish
Linens Seeng Printed hnsinA, OFgande Spool Cotton
Linen Table Sets Russia Diapers Swiss Musis Embroidered Cur
Parasos Black Lawns Lsces Black Silk Velvet,
sery Gloves Cotton Ubde Black pacs Beaehed and Brown
Cotion Cottonades Stripes, Ticks, etc.
| Terms liberal al
Catalogues ready and the goods be examined esry
| he morning ofse mhl3
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or The Printers Protective Union of Boston
intend starting daily paper shortly.
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STARK, DAY 81 sTAUFFER,
Importers of Tin Plates, Bar and Sheet Iron
Nails, Hardware, Cutlery, etc.


''O' Nails, Hardware. cutlery. etc. a''' ''"
Store MS G"% e.: = Ssfz s!e , @ss corner
HAVE IN STORE N and on the way from the ya1ieu
stock Of Goods Comprising Re p mos exieS
sIye and complete assortment IN their line in szvf a
1000 boxes Tin Plate assorted Sizes and of the best Char
80 r Block Tii, sPser, Sheet Zinc, etc.,,
5OS@ 70 Brsziers and sheathmg Copper asst all Sizes
1900 bundles Sheet Hoop Band and Rod Iron IronWare
800 tons s%eies English and American Iron, fiat, square,
50 Soss Sa@ adf ca Steel Mar
shal's do; Germans Crowley. English and American
Sheet Cast Steel for Gin Saws; Gin Saw Plates and
Ok, Log n!FiS raee, Coil and Halter Chains;
sS o fssn Bs SGnSe B aaS S RsH 0
fnnsals RSs Bucket Ears ns Sauce Pan Handles;
Hf ssee TS0 co Fns d paR' h sR Any Bellows
Nss Screw Screw dP[2T ea Stocks sCsa. and Dies;
GGlark's Patent BT!t Hinges;
LSeEs~American and Englsh-of every description;
Sliding Door Furniture Shutter Fasteners;
Bras cPsEs. Bloch liz Fsaoet ssf WOve Wire;
AAndiTSns, GTidrOns Tsnners and Curriers', Tools;
PooEet and S@eS hss c Tea Trays
800 dozen Axes-COllins, genuine Hartford,) Hunts
~ BS& Srq Su Pressed Boat Spikes Wrous6 and
S S@s h soSe M anG eSnss
1000 dozen Whtiemores Cotton, Wool and horse Cards.
800 ssnaHe and imitation;
3 Mf az s sddT as Goas Bed Cords
Files. EdFs FOo:. s saws. Mil and CrOs.cu dos
Straw CatteY, Com Sheilesrs; -,
Xs Saws Gns5 MAI a%d Gin Irons Gsf Uea Too: ''
NV F4ssiS AJAX I'M. PENS
Bieseifsd Winter speEn oil-7waraned pure;
FS SSse d N WRor T LAM ut SsA'neO maze oH
Olive and Tanners Brown MIXED oil:
Viii i PS ss s FT6sS Of a TSabRs ry Paints;
No~a p SOFIA Ss GRIND mas stonas, Gcogne Mil Stones;
nf9 sd% d
| allof which thew offer for sale low. mills lbi6mW
COWAN's VEGETABLE LITHQNTRIPTIC.
Kidneys and healing the nammatoy diseases Of the IN.
ossn s c 81 cf ses ss sna
Shag yeranda corner; Dr. a. a. jones' IS Camp street
THOMAS ATKINS,
| NTATRASs MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, No.
y 236 BenDe street NIB BEmRSSTE R and COTS
aSs Tp s sna Snd %h3
supplied on the most reasonable terms. mhl2 1y
| WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A sound and active
a S4eH fn Ss s e. many R
customer by applying at IS CastomhOnse street.
IME-sOOO bbs fresh ThC% 81, Lime fp5 ale ~
Ey- Also-5OO b6is. St. Geneveve and Glenns FAN
| Sugar Lime, for sale as above.
TIAY. CORN, OATS, BRAN. AND SHORTS
By 0s .2l ' g. S' e
(tOW PEAss-FoT Seed, landing This day per scbOOne
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10 Miss Frederika Bremen is just now on a
visit to Brooklyn. She leaves for the South in
few days
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Gs- There were 295 deaths in New York cit
during the week ending the I'd inst. Of cholera
| ; consumption, &c.
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Ors~ The Baptists contemplate the establishment
Of a College in Wisconsin.
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EXTRAORDINARY AND AMUSING.

THEoPHlLUs FsKE will continue his Series Of Lectures and
Astounding Experiments at ARM0RY HALL Every Evening
except Sunday the newly discovered Science OF Electro
Biology Persons from among the audience will be entirely controlled
in their muscular they will be made forget their
and edences pure them will he made hs
vinegar honey milk NORWOOD brandy All this will be done
while they IN perfectly wakeful state and without mesmeIc
whatever This wonderful remedial has effected the
diseases generally.
t- Lecture halfpas o'clock. Tickets Fifty
Cents. "A Gentleman Ladies' Dollar. ml9 If
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z AUCTION SALES.


Sales Arrangements he SsasoH Bank and other
tocks Tns'ay and Thnrsays Real Esatc wednessys and
saturday, at " O'Clock. Banks Arcade General sales
meplste days no ohce No. 10 BANKS Arcade PaAssge
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10 Six thousand shad were sent from BHlti-
more on the I'd inst, for Philadelphia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

lG~ A steamer plies on the raging canawl' at
Cincinnati.
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Daris's syrugsf Eiid Cherrg and few woaa call
attention. To the Of this valuable mecne IN
other columns Several cs Ut l,s sauta.y ecs hass eos
under our personal ubssrv alton, and therefore cnndenty
rgson,mend il 70 tho aiiictedEd NJ " Weekly FisiteF
ard Tempeyaaes SsMttad, 7fcMtsr.1 Fsbe 3 81
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STEAMBOATS,.

- n lbPs
Esl=n F g. 4 sS asfy ) R2 YgEfrr .sG-A
I'd I'd iEa9glE s.' SKY; 8Y SsSs ~ c;."
Sa f IpIs fs he Es Trade u w ks,nS having been
dston Gts Ladie' Cabins 81 "a ststeroonS eceo9 ~ 70,
turing 6s week on he arrival AZ he LAKE sss e.
P, N, Cam, and Of the O'Clock Cars on sSndsys
's"' :" ~ f& T. GgE6bEs. Agents. 10 Bank Pl.c.
lss ;.sy, ,"- F'"cke. . EtXSILE,-Ror IehoIs,
M n a5ss rehp'a' Ya5Ss Cry g. and
- sstsTis@fbe saj,sif.s .i.-xz,s. and
I. nI:i Gsass f s"5Ss. fss 3
O'clock " For fsFH .! passage, having unsoIpase
@4 'Dp g. s 8 sss sa
6.S =. IsiIshe,cIie and Waco River Paekef
s s$s' $ss %s3f' ass
9szoo snd saar,n TagRsD AZ e 1a
steamer IAToNA r.. mt master, Siil sgve above.
Fer Rfs flight passage 'py g. s sSffG $ Magazine
ea River P Peek F R0ck AyaHE .OS
4 SQE yTRe PsT and %ss Rsn Nh s.s
re Fs % D. sT At fG% n and Fao
with the privilege Of re.shippinE: nhi4
~ = Passenger steamer MONTGOMERY,
FSs s. LSs Care and Ms%PIa l,s ass
s.Ss I sss,s Fl: ss
"s,s With fSfSHSss I Fsy
- NJ. ., = :, .IiT5y,i s,Iyf;tS
| LsllaT Port Caddo, Shreveport, Natchitoches and
| al D clock p N-lFhe welkpown faslrunnnng steamer
DUCK RIVER, Capt. Apologize, IS now receiving freight
and will leave as above For freight or passage apply on
| board or 10
| mhl3 T. B. SMITH, 81 Magazine street.
| - - = 1F, ss,.aa "a t5ss,r,,5t,N x.0RY n
| NaH. n ine steamer " isslE MU.tin IL
- new, magnificent passenger steamer WEST
a@d viii sass above so1p Friday ,s iS , al ~
O'Clock ". positively For freight passage, having
surpassed accommodations apply board das street
wharf, or 10
| mhl3 HYDE OGLESBY. u Poydfas st.
N. B.-The Western World WIS built expressly pas
accommodations offers every comfort to paseHsefs.
,ISI, n - a. M, InI nv TUE xSfEsi-
Taa. - 1slc - II ~. - ys.L..s,
lfk4a rW %. ionnon rnn ;i, VI W.. s"s lad;d
A. eocn X n ~, R9s ~ y. S,r
D. Hunt Is expected this day and viii save for he above
and ali Intermediate ports For freight passage, having
unsurpad rinnodations appy orr board al P0ydHas
| HYDE Il OGlIEhBY, u POydras street.
n B. The Pride Of the West tey draught and will
| meet with no delay. mhl2
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ta1 n u A ~ & sl IN
k4H+a4 Eoi et LOUIE Oa5y dlu "
n Is a. ana HasrhcenL phsenses p ~ s'
r. r. H. u =, Sap.an Dehnet; FS "
we aD2Ne and Intermediate all landings, on SAiuhphI
| apply on board, or TO
, r. 3. SMITH, 96 Magazine street,
4 uihl4 or to JOHN r. SHAW L. co. 2f F0ydfas ST.
| So SIR /. 1,,.SI,.T -. -.
al Mac. h s ~ sLiA 1n-heemef, mas.er.
ms new, elegant anu swnt ~ running pasenge
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14

10 There were 81 deaths in Boston during the
week ending March 2. OF consumption 9.