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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

- FRANCES AND META FULLER.- The Detroit
Free Fress says; We learn that the Misses Fuller.
whose writings IN the Home Journal have attract
ga so inhch attention, have become editors OF The
hesperan with Mr.. lngersoll. The Hesperian
WIN be a Western Magazine and with the talent
now Connected with II, cannot fail to be successful.
The French Navy at the present moment con.
tains only las vessels.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION. = The Sons of
Temperance Of The Third Municipality celebrate
their Anniversary on the evening of the GOTH Tues.
day We shall attend and give full account of
their meeting
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

we learn from the Minutes of the Georgia Bap-
fist Convention, held in Marietta, ia Nav sst that
there are of that denomination in The State / 1872
churches, 69s69 members, and that the total
amount contributed for Missions last year was
$40 1871 So.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

To YOUNG MEN.-Do n'trely upon your friends
DO MT rely upon the good name of your ancestors,
thousands have spent the prime of life in the vain
hopes oil those whom they called friends and
thousands have starved because thew hal = III I'll,
father Rely upon the good name which is made
by your own exertions, and know that better than
the best friend you can have is unquestonable de-.
termination, united with decision OF character
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

uRLEArs HieH SonooL.--lhe annual exer-
cises OF The ofleans High School, on Esplanade
street, commence on Monday, the 18th inst. and
conclude onahe Thursday following This insti.
tuiion has long been established, and under the
administration Of Erastus Everett, A. NJ, its pres
ent director and proprietor, has high reputation
The exercises cannot be otherwise than interesting
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

The executors of the late Sir Robert Peeps will
are Sir James Graham, Lord Hardinge. and Mr..
Goulburn. IL is stated that the present baronet
entertains violent radical opinions.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

The citizens Of Baton Rouge, not quite so ex-
tended in their views their neighbors higher up,
are about to build plank road to Clnton--a FEAST
bic and most useful work.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

n IN THURSDAY, Aug, IS, by the Rev r. j. Harm a w
Parish OF lbervie, La "a ''iNs' Vi tie
aug. IA, RIoH,RD G.. TAYLOR of Georgia. and N;s,
FLoRlSDA WILLIAMSON, of this civ w NS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17
The Turks Island Gazette, of the 9Th ult, has
the following paragraph:

The Turks Island Gazette, of the 9Th ult., has
the following paragraph:
Extraordinary Provision Of ProCidenoe.-
Basden, at Cockburn barbor, resides on the sum
nit of hill near The salt pond within a few Yards
OF ms residence discovery short time past was
made by his daughter. of an opening in The snIid
rock which led to water at some distance below
the surface. Mr.. BAsien, upon inspection. found
that the water at alb ut IA feet below was quite
fresh, and commenced to cut through. After 90
ing down about feet, he came 10 large open
space or cave Under this cave, after cutting
through thin layer of rock he found a tank com
p'eted, filled with excellent water The deph
proved on sounding, to be IS feet the extent 9th.
erVise is As yet unknown. This large supply Of
fresh water is most welcome discovery, as in
summer it subjects the Inhabitants TO ssrions incon.
venienee and expense TO procure this universal
necessary Of life.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

Horace Vernet, at the head of the French school
OF painting, is said to have received from the En-.
Peror OF Russia, the sum OF one hundred thousand
dollars Tor his pictures of the Russian battles in
Hungary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

eoihEE AT Pass CHRIsTIAS.Tbere is to be this even
ng at Montgomery magnificent hotel pas Th,;s,is+
VIE third, we beieve) Of his series of Sources
sssshui time the juveniles will have of it, We do hear
~. uze Chrns soiFees are delightful TO those who
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

The Emperor OF Russia experimenting the
losli'als,n VI the camp al PeIershoff, where lie
gaai d., amDjntIng 10 Gu, 200 men OF all arms are
evolution
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

Recently, near Minden, La John Roundtree
y. murdered a man named Wadde BY hitting him on
the head with pine knot. The murderer ESCAPED
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

~ aosiLE Ann THE WATERING PLAoEs.--The boat.
,ras ~ ss laNs eave to day al The following hours
fess lIssian and Pascagoua. h !, c,r. 81 i-OH'
Christian and NM, o nhoAi wa Bay ct. Louis Pass
ST. CharIs s S ss,,aa City, O'Clock ?. NJ cars
Christian and Mississippi City, 5ocosk 81 LOUIS fass
Lenoras Miller, for Covngtoa via Manaa,ina q
and Madison lie, Il O'Clock A. NJ. he"sOurg
ssls iaa Dannca' Tor MDndevie ssburg and M,di
sense' p NJ. Again, for the sane placr. =,
on the arrival OF the O'Clock A. NJ ears
ne P tram To The city. splendid fish l9r
be served ny every Sunday and Monday mornn WIZ
Olivia. Hoffman, for Vaudeville, Leyyisbuyg S,s a,
and Covington, Ar. N. cars. 'n'
The steamer Mobile will leave. as usual. to-day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

LATER FROM CHAGREs.-By the arrival, yes
terday, of the schooner Charran, from Chagres
which port she left on the Dist ult, we learn that
Alderman & Co.'s train for Chagres, when ten
miles out from Panama, on the 25th July, was
robbed Of $50 900 in gold dust; and that the
authorizes Of Panama, Immediately on learning the
fact dispatched twenty-five soldiers in pursuit Of
the robbers. They came up with them at a few
miles from the city, when a fight took place, in
which sixteen Of the soldiers and six of the robbers
were killed. The Government troops did not sue.
coed in recovering The plumber The authorities
we're about sending ont a much stronger force on
the Both, with the determination 10 clear the 18th
mus Of the robbers.
The brig Telegraph, Capt. Young, left Chagres
on the 3lst ult, for Rattan Island The schooner
Maria, of Newburyport, was to sail for Nicaragua
on the Isl inst. On the 5ih inst, in lat lSo 25,,
long. $50 OF, passed brig Mount Vernon, hence for
Chagres. On the 9Th inst, passed large steam.
ship standing S, E.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

CooFER's WELLs-The number of visitors al thee eso
Dfaied ~es still continues TO increase. numbering now over
~ persons Their well known curative powers have I'M
season drawn numbers from the usual haunts of the n
saa 70 ,e Their merits, and from the number OF cures asd,
elected t'sir efficacy in chronic disha dsopsy rheuma
n anu affections Of the liver, is placed beyol nd doubt
nne elevated location, romantic scenery and lofty pines
reAoef desirable resort for all classes Messrs William.
Epps the propne,o interchangeable in tier exertou
% please The hne steamer Nachez Capt Leahers leave
lhs evening at O'Clock Tor Vcksburg from which oont I'M
wells can Be reached IN Jour honn. Thoss who contema.
gong nad better give an early call friend Johnny al III,
elsik : Office, predict a crowd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

The Paris Academy have elected M. Frenzy as
the successor of the late M. Guy-Lussac to the
char of General Chemistry in the Museum of
Natural History,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

In St Petersburgh $50 500 bottles of champaign,
are annually consumed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

Dersynane Abbey, the hereditary mansion Of the
oCohnelis, Is announced for sale-an act which
U seems e prompled By some half dozan nredIEors
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

SPECIE. - The Mexican schooner Joyen Fer
nando, Capt. Ascnna, which arrived yesterday from
Campeachy, brought Sl7, l59 in specie. consigned
as follows to J. W. Zacharie g. Co. SO SOo
s. Fernandez, $2934; F. Camerdon Stops and
10 ]. NJ. Caballero $1,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

MORE ENGLISH IRON Fifteen bundled tons Of
iron were received at Petersburg, Va last week,
10 the ships Julius aud Johannsfe, from Newport
Wales-9O0 tons for tue South Side road, and 600
tons for the Petersburg and Roanoke road
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17
MoRALs ~ HAYrI-The NewYork journal d

| Commerce says:
In the official part Ola late number of the Nom
teT Haytiea is a document giving the number Of
| births, deaths, marriages and divorces during the
first quarter OF the present year, in the following
named towns In the Province of the West
Porte-au Prince, Jaemel. Croix-des- Ronquests and
| Areahart in the Province of the South-Mira.
goane, Pedt-Trou and Tosbeck in the Province
Of The North-Cape Haytien Fort Liberte LAcul
du Nord Limbo, Plaisance Jean Rabel, Porte
Margot, Limonade and PLANE du Nord In these
towns the whole number of children born in three
months was l,S63-of whom l 200 were born out
Of wedlock, and only 163 were legitimate. Such
monstrous disProPortion between these two classes
OF children exists in other country, we venture
to say, the face of the earth where the insttu-
ton Of marriage is recognized In the same towns,
in that period, there 40S Deaths IS marriages
and one divorce. In Porte Eau Prince alone, the
capital Of the empire, there 4l3 children born
and only 2S of them in marriage n deaths and 20
marriages.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

n Ac NEIL u o. SOs
aul4 Ct 2dp No "a Magazine street.
NOIiCE-TO BUILDERS. PLASTERERS, Pa.
4 ykks, SUGAR PLANTERS AND UTHERs-Ihe under
ais Is now prepared 10 contract ioT the elvery (n guam
es 70 SUIT purehasvrs) Of that celebrated Building sand,
IRON Ellis inns, near hatcheZ, Miss deliverable either
te city or on the Coast above below the city Tn
9ualues Of tins SAND Tor building purposes well
known TO need recommendation. Il Is III SAND selected
anu us IN preference to other b. the United
Commissioners aud Architect The construction the
Custom house, 10 this city. y Orders Tor SAND as
above, wiil be received by A g WILBUR 4 Co az No,
10 Poydrss street.. .Newurleans, august l6 1850.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

NEW CoTToN.-The steamer Rockaway yes.
terday brought down from the plantation of Mr..
Willis Bonner, parish Of Rspides, one bale of new
cotton to the house Of Messrs. Payne & Harrison
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

COSTLY BAUBLE The Crown Of England
contains the following valuable j-wels:
Twenty Diamonds round the circle, CISCO each $50 600
IMO large centre Diamonds, e40t0 each ...... O6O
smaller Diamonds, placed at The angle OF the
& each composed Of twenty five Diamonds I2 On
rnuf large Diamonds the tops OF the trossss 40 90
hwsiNe plamouls contained IN eur.de.lis ., Ii. 600
smaller Diamonds, contained in the same 49, 600
Ans Didnlohds etc. upon the Arches and Cruises TO- OUO
Also, one hundred small DaInonis s01
Twenty six Diamonds IN the upppT Cross Q M
Two circles OF Pearls about the rim -, ~ 3G
Cost of stones in the Crown exclusive or natal en- ooo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17
MOBILE HARBoR. - The Mobile Tribune of
Thursday saws:

1t will be recolleced by our readers that early in
the session of the present Congress application was
made for an appropriation of $4,000 towards i'm.
proving the harhor of Mobile. There was no OBJ.
lection on the part of the department 10 make a
recommendation to that effect. But nasmuch as
even The examinations recently made by the Coast
Survey are not sufficiently accurate to warrant The
expenditure of large sum Of money! il was deemed
advisahe to obtain beforehand fuller information
upon the subject Accordingly, we see in bill
for the improvement Of rivers and harbors, now be-
lore the House Of Representatives, the sum OF
50 600 for obtaining more exact survey of por.
lions of the harbOr, particularly of Dog River Bar
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Cost Of stone. in the Grown exclusive of metal chr

SUICIDE OF a MANAGER. - Walter Watts,
formerly clerk in the insurance office and nan
ger OF the Olympic Theatre, London, oommitted
suicide in his cell in Newgate, where he had been
consigned for robbing the former institution. II
was under Watts's management, that Mrs. Mowatt
and Mr.. Davenport made their London reputation.
He had been sentenced 10 ten years TRANSPORTATION
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- Pllkl .ES, Kelcliups and Sardnes:
LnBSIERs, Salmon, Shrimp, COrdals;

L4BsIERs, Salmon, Shrimp, Cordals;
BRANDY FRGITs, DRIED Fruits and Spices
49, assorted and for sale by
au'5 l. w. ARTHUR Il co. p and 10 New l,evee.
ID aul A. +. co.. HIRAM 4 co. Il TcBoupifouas st.
(IANITON tiIN SiiE;ii7 gases
e. f2i to Efi Ei'sa 90 %S rehouptooa. St.
5SE GH il RRIse29E PsP 4 heir uce
6a% 6 6G Frs y n Camp BY st.
w l me CRACKERS barrels Wine Crackers fresh
anl7 CHAs. sToUGHToN. 81 Camp st.
/ AMsI4C ,erces SagaEeured for sale by
a anl9 / W. ARTHUR q 90. e and 20 New Ievee.
FAh GAN NJ BoIes rs brands iI sale BY
/ OPE AND BAGGING-25O coils best Rome; I5o
aal5 AR EFilf' ' e. % 3 and New Leyes
or WHlsK Y-IsO bbs. Old Bourbon and Mononga.
ani5 / W, ARTHUR 8 co. % and g New I.ovee.
o oRls u saf IS Ri siq q, n; a by
aali ARfHHR CO.. 15 * and II i s'' SeS Lever
GN STANDS best Brainuee 81 to 60 saws, horse
aal4 W AsfHUR GO IS and Stp: 3 New Lsvee.
TOR HIRE-A frsate Boy about IS years old, intelli
OFT aas goa LEWIS S8fg s. ser In
II sSis a Dsi az a'f a6 H5 n. b s Magazine
u aal6 E. o TsRf & s1 j. q Tohouptouas st
nUFFIELD's HANIS.-lOO tarces of these superior
- sngar.cnIed Hams IN store and for ale by
A1l6 =. J. HART Y CO. 70 rchouptouas st.
DEEPER IN D0Nn-sOO bags for sale 10 arrive at
long or short price, and for sale BY
3ul6 f. J. HART n co. 70 Tcboupouas st.
A l1ls srGHA AsT i i j f9y sale b.
MAChEREL-t00 bbls. NEw large No. g. for sale by
~ ans Il j TART s. co. 70 rehoupitoulas 81.
Su'sA R-Loaf Crushed and Powdered.-2OO packages
amid b HART s. co. 70 TehoupitOulas st.
fNLOy Es.-2S,n II, Tor sal, bv
y anl6 Z. J. HART 4 Co ~ TohOupitoulas st.
III 40 bales fresh Northern HAY landing Bark
aus JNo. W. ANDREWS & co. 50 Common ST.
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An invtgOratng and Healthful Summer Medicine
-Sancnone,- AMI PaIOnized BY the most Emf

nent of the Medical Profession.
IL BY merely pouring teGgpooufu Of ibis Apenn
cooling and gae ehrvecng beverage obtained resembling
soda ws g tns taste and mPartng 70 he eont9on e me
oene o. The celebrated Settler OF Germany Medical
Of nncncc preparation kuon
MS TARtANTiS EFFERvEScENT sELTZER aPERiENT.
It's Bilious affections, Dyspepsia indigestion Heart
turn Fehle Disorders Gout Acdiy omac6 and all
complaints by the sudden
usual ia ad, ha been great that hsa been ushy
recommended and has consque c generally prseIlped
and he satisfactory Invariably followed. Ia
Npd Che Liver upon the syst has been
Beneficial that have been revived, H hHa y
restored.
preparation bsn introduced the notice Of the mel
proepo the public which has given znch universal sli
Tsants EhFvescvnt Settler psrient" L should te
esy this preventative and dspsT o. Sick Head
iche Languor The Body n appetite Acdy the stom
ze Of Boua Fetre attacks teaspoon
m taken regularly every morning nerea with the
Ia Invariably elasticity Of mind and
f1W IT spirits which gives a every enjoyment
L. Sold wholesale and retail b. JAMES TARRAkT,
26S Greenwich street. corner o Warren new Y ork.
Also for sale hy SICKI.ES & CO. Druggists, etc,
lyi6 4ip wv q street. gents Tor Proprietor
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DELIGHTFUL SUNDAY EXCURSION

1 HE splendid steamboat OLIVIA, J. w. Holman
- master, VIII make IN excursion TO NJ nde- w. p
yuie; Le%lsburg and Madsouvlile, SUN lslfka1Fes
DAY MORN ING, the letn leaving the
i.aKeend o. the Railroad on the the A. A.
Sae-iearnng, the DIVA will land her passenger
eits ne q COCK p NJ. Tor the city. LIZ FARE
FIFTY CENTS EACH MAY.-As a Fish Break
JSt provided on boar Tor those vino desire b. French
h.uatsur beauty and variety oil scenery, aud Tor
ltshhes ana 'alubrty OF Atmosphere, a delightful
excursion IMAM tis across LAX PDncha, C.iOt be
each - mi i,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

The Kentucky Mammoth Boy, who is I'm, n.
years of age, and weighs 537 pounds. 4 as,on;sh'
ing the people Of Rochester, N. Y.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

3 IS. PRESTIss.-A fewdays since we published
graphic sketch from the pencil of Tom Owen the
Bee Hunter To-day we present tribute to his
memory from that most excellent paper, the Lit
erary World. The admiration, almost amounting
to Hero-worship,9 felt for Mr. Prentiss by the
people Of the Southwest, as well as our own
affection, lead us to present TO our readers these
touching memorials Of the noble dead. We are
sure our readers in Mississippi Texas and Louis
lana, will be gratifed to find their favorite thus
appreciated abroad. No man in private life ha,
died, whose death has called forth such wild,
extended sorrow
An anedoie IS told Of one Of Napoleon's braves
He was private. and had performed some prodigy
Of valor The Emperor sent for him and Offered
him commission, The soldier refused this
education did mt fit him for the post He offered
hima Gross of Honor. He still refused. Then,
said the Emperor, g What shall do to reward
you. . Sire, make me the first soldier of the
French Armies" And he was accordingly thus
styled inihs general orders.
Il may well be said of Mr.. Prentiss, he was the
first private gentleman of America.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

LOS LA liable family of slayes-cousistipg OF
4 GHlFFE WOMAN, OF 81 years, good Cook, W asher
ana ifonsr acGilmaed, will subject obetept d.
po9iuon together with her three key Children aged H.
ana ears. I. ID. Niles, brUkEr,
aul6 In under Ibares TJ,,aI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

Col McClelland. Typographical Engineer Aajor Bat-
~ " lieut.. = strain Y N; Jno. NJ Hgelow Nj D
y, asssy y. Keller; Jas, Houston: Jas p Espv On
B'r Msl EG MIaupIey Dc q johnson o. Huban;
mn re; Thompson: u "A. Snowden; Geo g. Garner:
l, nos; w James; h. 7. Wilbar; Clement Young John
Thurbsr: A. l.. Ainwehr ' - "e"'se
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FJNHE United States u.s. Gases Silk Hats-In the a. s.
o5a0 District Cont TOR the East District OF Louana-NO
n651ln obedience to the commands OF attachment and
Monitor directed in the above entitled case, have
zed and into possession taken Nine Gases silk Haas,
marked as follows to witt whereof marked ia, aud
numbered respectively IL, H. 49, IA, IL. whereof
marked ia, and numbered 49, 30 and two whereof
marked PIT and numbered Is, IL and hbeied by
re " 3 Of America with a view TO their t,Tieiture and
no hereby cite and admonh the and all and
every other person having pretending to have
any ngh title interest the same, be and
before District court of the United States for the District
sioesed e pc holden a. the city of New Orleans on Or be-
lore the third Monday from this date show
they have, why the said Eases Silk Hats above
described should not be condemned and decreed forfeit and
De SOLD agfseahly 10 the prayer OF the hbellant
-, u 3 mATshsl's Office. n. y. July %, 1880.
U5l WIN. 3 SCOTT, u. 3 NJ East Dist La.
EM UNION HATS. UNION HATS an,
no anVe per hips Raiah and Eiaha PenaesaOn, II
~ dAsss q Pear and Drab Union HAS. These 81
Unique ena tAshOnabe Hats much In demand now and
VIII 20 soid low ht W holesale, at 49, ~
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NE subscriber viii (by permission of the Executive) be
tenpordy absent, private business, from inns pOk
he business OF his Office will be earned on b. r. BRE.
SAh -. OCtANE DE ARMAS, Esq, NO,ary, has
been duly empowered 10 sign tor him All official acts
III, Lolsned.I JOHN CLAIBORN, N. p.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

MEXICAN BouNDARY--The officers attached to
this Commission arrived here on the Galveston
yesterday, and leave tomorrow for I.avaca. They
viii not only fix The boundary, but will doubtless
collect vast amount Of valuable information in
regard 70 the regions they viii visit We shall ex-
peel great aeeessons to our stock of knowledge in
sne diiierent branches Of Physical Geography
Below are the names of the persons composing
me corps. IL Is in the higher walks Of civil life
as Well as in the field Of battle, that the officers Of
tile American Army display the advantages Of the
Military School;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

Description OF an Arkansas stump speech from
the Camden Herald.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

DaAA IA young by
- oil IL y. TONNES, about twenty. one years of age
spare made dark complexion, black bsr and very black
eyes MS lace on the right side badly paFaysed very visible
wheR 9gghing, bis mouth drawing considerably 10 the left
ldeJ The sad fOwnes has during the last winter beer
acting ss in selling manufactured tobacco in and
aDOpl the l0Wns Ut Pckensyle, Ala. and Aberdeen Co
on lhe 18Th OF May) he in PGkensve in the act Of
aslng passage on The sIeambast Curreo, for Mobile for the
ne Young man with the wagon (Mr, Bravo his unsettled
business as agent and lnsuc him leave for home bn
w five days in Montgomery his arrival since which
time we have never heard of him. The said TOwnes IS
yOnng man Of no MEANS bat OF of families and
we lear mat ne has been lost steamboat otherwise
ANY Information concerning him would be thankfully re-
ceyed, both the qualification Of his family and Ourselves
as he had with him probably $1,000 or $1,000 OF our
money. SHELTON, WALTERS 70 ~ 0
aul5 owls RingOd, Pitsy lvana co., vs..
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NDtA BAsGtAG.-i3OO bales India Bagging, import.
ed per shD ST. Peter bursDurg direct from aeua 446
nGht: whe, and we Ching % ib per ard. Tor sa
aul7 1mW GEO. GREEN * BRO ~ (Sfayier At
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

%OtlCh-Ihe snbserbefs announce 10 the ctiz, Of
New Orleans, that Mr.. HENRY ISnr
PARSoNs, no; 70 Gamp street, is agent %
Tor the sale of Their PIANO FORTES, w ~ ~ =,
WIN and without COeman's lEoian AN u VI v
iaehment, and lyes unable Reeds, ard the only person
authorised TO use their such agent neyery instance
fidos taken from this guaranteed by thu Maniac
lures NUNNS IL CLARK al RToai,1av
aulO o. New York
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.KEiW Nad an, TR0,,sIa,

EbATEET STRETCHED LEATHER.-India Rubber
Gather, Laqng, Rve etc. always on hand, togtiher
Ttn complete asomen5 OF saddlery ilaness, Leather,
unlnlngs and Tools, at the SaddeFY Warehouse, s. and
~ lOmmon street. iva 3ml SMITH & nRilrHEk.
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N
- cont mnatng removal to the new store No. AZ Camp
ret " h Of septsmber next will sell their present large
SOCK OF DRh GOODS consisting OF Brown and beaChad
I0Il9ns, English and American Prints, Kentucky Lihseys
aug ans, white and eoOre Fannes do do. plain and
,Nilel Apron and Furniture Checks Chrctaw and an
Keen Std1es French, Scotch und American inghams and
LAY nsi Fine insh llnens Linen Sheetns 1914, ma and
l-t Table do. and pkns together with large
nen OF other seasOnsbe goods including 900 pieces
% Cotton sttngs, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES