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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-18

There's and Burglars.-The winter campaign Of this
class Of characters has commenced IN NewOreans They
are arriving daily, from all parts Of the country, and II be-
hooyes citizens guard well their property. Our city IS
infested with horde of desperate villains who the
community for few month and then return to the northern
cities where they belong lis crsdabe resident pop
ula0n and to the morality Of New Orleans, that the amount
oil CRIME four times in The winter when the city
filled with strangers, is in the .ummer By every boat
that arr YES from the river accession
the gsngsof thieves. pickpOckets, burglars, etc.
Our yagant laws arc by many considered unjust and
constitutional but the necessity for them perfectly appa-
those who OF the number of well known
professional thieves who promenade our streets in wnt
the watch for chance commit some depreciation
Such OF Them kn0Dn 10 follow hieviBg for yins
should be arrested even IT there specific charge agan
them Continual arrests though they manage tn or,a
almost imm diae release extremely annoying to the
gentlemen and hey unequsntly leave town in cnnse
quence Thieves frequently arrested when By the
police in company with cOuntrymen and inexperienced
sons and thus many rObbefes are prevented Cd police
officer should never be turned Of office in this cy with
out very strong knowledge of old thieves and
their places Of resort at mes proves invaluable When ar
rested as Migrants now, these characters will find tmnCh
fcut get Off than they did last winter. Judge Mcenry
then the bench Of the Fl District Cont took the broa
constitutional ground that can be deprived of his Ii
ertg without specific charge and no man could he sen
fenced to any term OF imprisonment without trial by jury
Applications for ws Of ha5eas c0rDus in cases of work
house commitments were always granted By him and the
prisoners were in all released when nothing but the
charge of vagrancy made against them Under th.
arrangement, no thief matter how incon be could be
held, he could raise money fee lawyer They uged
at the police, and boosted that they could not keep them
twenty -four hours arrested The case somewha
Judge Laue has refused release persons charged
with vagrancy until they have been tried by Jury which
IN all cases they have right claim. The Mayors and
Recorder curt is The proper tribunal dispose of these
cases. and we hope that it will begin work before long
The police OF city all the lookout for thieves and
we hope they will the well known wherever they
find them.
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BORDEAUX-PeTs ship Claiborne 50 hhds and $50 y do
wine Paul nge f9I do. a do % do III bxs ssrdines
and fruit bales baHkets % brandy w Vrede-
burg Nco-ts hhds and shafdo WINE, 20 bbs brandy II
bales de Fuenies EcO-1O0 hhds wine Barncou--
do, 10 brandy iruit MOier-35 do vine 81 hhis
do Thos Pnet &nO-72 do 2 Lacroix fits do Dubucir-
bottss n Ne Enans0 hbds ID 400 CASES wine. s. Or
plpes and ~ bis brandy, 10 sard RochsrsaU
eo7i hd wine oiso9 SIyestTe, 90 do Dahnep freres
&co-ib 90 = half pipes and bbs branty Talomon-30
hhds and 10 c.e wine, ebs brandy 20 sadines etc
md 45 bbs Lanata-5 els and "a cases mdse l. Bujac
4 binds and ~ wine 30 hraniy fruit srTiee
81 cases china Aicardls 10 R Fell ScJ-l6 Moore
co-l5 do h MOtt-3 do Henderson Il Gaines-230 cases
brandy fruit "a do sardnes 20 hampers empty bot k VI Ro
iet2 Cks twIne q NJ LiysasS sardnes Baiy, Ban
eharl &co45 hall hhds VINE, 20 empt bottles Lon
g l s brandy llJ cases brandy fruit LacOste5O do
and wine, . hamper emBty bottles Laureau-25 case
sardnes aud brandy fruit Du0ur, Williamson &coSO hhds
Taomon-45 cases mds4 Cks Irvine u Lanata-I6u
hls54l and mdse 81 hhds and % half do wine
pipe spirits wine T CazeBun &co60 hhd and ll6 half do
do empty bottles GuraGd-6do ssrdines Cauen 4 Ban
9o-llO hhds vine y lat do. @ Eases do, 2I9 do brandy
fruit, ~ halt AID az pipe brandy, Orcer.
LtYERPOOL-Per ship Undergraduate: "A casks earthen-
ware Ferguson &co-5 bxs mdse jackson &eu-z5 do
kodewad-3 do Mallard76,SsJ states $500 bricks 20
hanl hhl and cask wine Pehn. Cegs &co-TsS sacks
salt John Tolle-1 box mdss & Dennstoun &cp-32 OUO
tile bricks pchs whisky, order
TURKS ISLAND-Per bark Attica: "a 34l bushels salt
to order,
SEW YoRK-Per ship Frances: Assorted mdse.
NEW YORk-PeT slip tswego Assorted mdse,
BOSTp N-rer ship Shirley: Assorted mdse
BORDEAIN-Pers ship laiborne: Assorted mdss.
PORTLAND (Me)-Pe5 ship Milan: $40 bis hay, order.
RIO DE- IA NElRO-Per ship Rebecca: 559J bags cot
LlXERPQQL-pes ship Forest King Assorted mdse.
HEM lnRk-Per ship RockaWay; Assorted mdse.
BDSION-per ship Hope; Assorted mdse.
| llssltpee:
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Murder.-We are panied to learn that bloody
tragedy was enacted the day OF The election, at
Vernon the county site of Washington. The vic
tim was a citizen of the county, named Willis
Taylor. The particulars we have received are as
follows: Taylor was at the time, holding his bro.
Their from engaging in fight, when third party,
named Henry Wnslow, not concerned in the broll,
stepped up and deliberately stabbed him to the
heart He died in few minutes. An old feud ex,
listed between the parties, but no alteration had
been seen to take place during the day. A counter
report, but not we'll authenticated, states tina
Taylor had struck Win,lOw with stick. After
the fatal deed, WInsow fed, and was pursued by
two of Taylor's brothers. Being armed with d
couple Of revulvers, he mounted log, and warned
them to desst from the pursuit, which they did
not heng aware at the time that their brother wa;
MORALLY wounded Winsow then made his escape
Mariana (FId Wing.
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuable House Servants and Furniture, on ac.
count Of departure.
BY p. II, TAYLOR.

1Y,,;.,, Office No. SO Grapier street
ERlDhY October 49, at 10 oeoas 25 Camp street. Il be
a. % ~ auction, on account Of departure
TneFURNlTURE o. 90 " esye BOAR DING ESTABLISH
mEN composed soas Mahogany and Chairs Dining
Silver Spoons, Forks, etc. ~' ~ s"'
hls2, t1e following very valuable House Servants, viz
fhhDENCE, aged about IS, together Gth her two sons
CHARLES and ALEXANDER and years OF are.
Also, FANNY her daughter IS years of age 6r rats hous
serynot, washer, ir0ner and nurse 80 " ~ e'
The above will be fully guaranteed,
Also SAM 49, first good dining room servant and aeou
TONED TO the infringement of h And about u.s. an EXCEL
lont house servant and nurse Titles onlV guaranteed.
Also one Of Sto artS superior toned Rose Wood PIANOS
naEnna naEL
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NEW ORLEANS.


The Wsqtter1 he city refreshed and eyasaeeu6vss
were gladdened yesterday By fine fall Of rain 1t beng a.
rst have bad IN long n the morning. chilly
atmosphere indicated approach Of cold weather. and
coats coaks, etc.. drawn from the ep Of
trunks and armo, where they have remained in obscuy
during long Every body were, however dsap-
pointed the sky cleared Up in the afternoon, and the cir
aran hecanna a. hamH q snnng.
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Furniture. FurDiture...........Fu Furniture.
BY SYKES, HYDE s. CO.

ONDhf, October a. at hall past 10 o'coCk-W be sold al
lFI the dwelling No Camp Row
The entire FURNITURE said dweing- (every department
we'll furnished and good or1er sisng part viz:
Sieods, Sofas Dining, Gard and Centre Tables Mahogany
Rosewood Maple Mahogany Maple
Mirrors Bookcase Toilet and Dressing Bureaus
Ouomans Bedding Dining and lea Sets Glass and Crockey
Wsre Curtains Carpets, Mane Ornaments Table Cutlery
Silver Ware, Kitchen Furniture etc,
Varrns ggl
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BeV'gereRt.-Two men named Michael Ayce and Andre
Romer yeserd brought before Recorder Seuznea
on the charge of avng attempted to fight duel with drks
They bound to keep the peace, and away
apparently well sed with each other and with the
nerin which the matter had been ARRANGED.
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Valuable House Servants. Auction
BY IL. DOMINION,

SATURDAY, October 49, o'cluek-Wi be sold at auction
- at the ST. Louis Exchange ''
The grit ANN, aged IS years superior Cook Washer
and onr with her likely children, LOUISE aged years aud
FHhNCls, aged years The Slaves are July Guaranteed
against tn vices aud ma'adt prescribed by a9
Act OF sale before John oun n p the eKpsne of the
muir Torn cash
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-18

AfrGyS.-We are sorry that we have to announce
the occurrence of two more affrays in our parish
within a few days. In the first one, VIM. Martin,
ir, cut N. B, Roche, school teacher, with knife
inf cling a severe wound, from which, however
it is thought he will recover In the second, DR..
Weems shot another school teacher by the name Of
S. A. Bloomfield. Both parties fired, the former
twice with gun, and the latter, once with pistol
Mr. B 'sarm Sc shattered that it had to be taken
off near the shoulder, and the second shot struck
HIM in the abdomen, from Is TO 30 squirrel shot,
with which the gun was loaded, penetrating it.
MIR. B is considered in critical condition. DR..
Weems has, we unders aud been held to bail by
Justice Ransdell in the sum of $500.
As there will be further Investigation in both
cases, do not consider i, proper TO narrate the
particulars of them given by rumor.-Rfd R'rer
Republican.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-18

A Revolutionary Soldier in Cobb-On the day
of the great meeting Of The secessiontsts at Kings.
ton, revolutionary soldier, returning to his resi-
dence in Cobb unity, on the railroad, noticed
crowd gathering, though his eyes were so dim that
he could not very well see them He asked what
all that meant. He was told they were trying TO
get the people to dissolve or secede from the Union
Whereupon he dropped his withered face, and
seemed TO be in deep distress for one or two min.
utes after which he raised up his head, and with
a faering voice said, ooh, do MT do that tlll am
dead !" While he uttered these words, the large
tears chased each other down his way-wOrn cheeks
He was told that great number of men would try
TO prevent them, to which he replied, " Do MT let
them do it till am dead atlanta GA Repub,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY,


Thursday Evening, October II, 1850.
today per steamers Autocrat Ohio Alhambra and
Falcon 50 Western Beeves and Cows. 90 Hogs, 40 Mich
Cows and 1877 Yearngs and Calves and As head of Texas
Cattle.
PRTcKs; Beef Cattle, 3al06c " ID net ; Hogs, sac
aR ID net; Sheep, @; Mich Cons, SEQ sos % head
CaLpes % 5OC9ss 90 o head.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
l.rIIua. as85Ia. - oserTTe. -. J,
Cleared, Yesterday.
Ship BmIy Taylor, Haidee, Boston. q Foster Aes


Ship Bmiy Taylor Haidss Boston. @ Foster 6eo
%eOs-@1
Arrived.
Thp Milan sls taItsyant. o days from Portland. Ne,
shp RFs ss; welfs o Rio de Janero 9Th August 10
b mn aoPs Bf lord. = DAYS rom Boston, TO rnssra1 M
&eo33i ~ aV'u % days from Boston, TO Chas Deake
ShiG FSy5 5,I KRg. awho S days FROM Liverpool, to
Ship a9ss1ss VA Bosxo. day. from NswYork &C
Ship FGanss Fms. . days from Ne~Yor1 to G G Boyer
ship 0,wsso Cornell Is day, from NswYo to Po,dos
ship Shirley. shaw. IL day, from Boston, 70 g,,,.
Ship Caibo1ns. Gchd't. from Bordeaux a., auv,,, 10
shia In epeadrnoe Pollock, from Liverpool is A.rs,,
Bark Atea Mcclellan, 10 days from Turks Island to MAJ,
sTEAMBoATs.
Oriental, Parkinson, from Cincinnati.
Falcon, Fl from CINCINNATI.
Spray Laid. from Louisville.
Ahambra, Smith, from = Louis.
A1Dcrat, Go-.ee, from - Louis
Empire, Meekin from ST Lonis.
Ohio, Black, from : Louis.
Monroe. GwarTney, from Fszoo City.
TsXas, Claiborne, from Alexaniua
Belle Creole. White. ron Eck-burg.
T. White, Brady, from w Transport.
Emperor jerks, from MliHken'. Beod.
Fashion. Martin, from Ponte- q. ia Hache.
Patngk Henry, Landry, from Baton rouge
Gen Taylor, Power, from Donaldsonyile
Towboat Anglo American Steele. from the Passes-towe
down and to sea on the 18th inst, brig Susan Ludwig
schrs Bonita and MARY EIsnIrough h % ship Csiborne
TOwboat Anglo Saxon, Davis, from the Passeswent dow
Towboat Alton, Phillips from the Passewent down light
brought us ship Independence and bsrk Attica.
and ses on TIE 18th INST ships Realm and COumbiana
barns Wolfe and San Miguel-5roOgnt up snp
Fowboat ConquerUr Heatan from the Passeswent dowI
IT. light-gIought up ships Hope and Osppee.
and TO tbs 18th int. brig Jenny-brought up ship
Forest King and Eockaway
BELow-COMIN6 Up.
Two shlps-one supposed to be the Mary Ward.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-18

.Hayor's and Recorders COurt-SeeoRd yHtnicipdliy
This Court adjourned Monday last will be reco5ced
to again yesterday At the appointed hour Recorder
Caldwell, District Attorney Reese, and Deputy sheriff Ire
panier but no Aldermen came-there no
jury and As the Recorder SAID the Sheriff cou
not the Court thre and he could not adj
jonrn for the and if the Court opened
there nothing do. The Dsrc Attorney stated that
the only prisoner before the honorable Court had left the city,
Under these circumstances the Recorder District Attorney
and Sheriff. left the Court without saying any thing
This tribunal has proved the comulee failure we have
ever known and we would not be surprised If should De
abolLshed by the next LegisLatuTs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-18

Recorder GeH0S's CoUrt-The business in this establish
yesterday was but ma and what there was ran ed
at low raes, F. Fazine and sarah p rker wert
brought up for GistITbn the midnight sumbers of the
neghbOrs and they required to fork over 10 each
Clement Cannon charged with disturbing the peace
generally, and when he wen, off he lodged in The Work
house.
Bill Ennis charged with raising particular hunder
the Of Maras and Trrme Bill fined SIS
and not having any stuff " in his rowsers he was com
mitted,
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Har60rjHg Stare. - John Marquars7&as yesterday
brought before Recorder Seuzeneau the oh having
harboed and concealed slave beo gjng Mrs.
Chase of Lafayette He returned before the First Dis
tnct Court for trial.
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Lowe-Vvbeeler q BaEe-I G DsnlnrA rviuier Burnley
( Iiolt-is Foster seoI 3 FiisshsPosni Sss,-RsE6y 3
esfae.-t; / Bad,ectr &e..Il 3 rrlslsf6s Sse-l
vss sfnT', F1o seoa :
Her s2n sabdefIiarw ~ fat or-t 8ale-f hsenl se2
8 kebap-j 4 ba@ Sso-Vyoqd y Loose Kihan-s
Hsssn &C., Ne2, Z s.gss gss 6s Rdsss
biair--f Evans Eeo-snd order.
BsssaI IHf g, i 1870. e.1 ossbse
500 9 Twi5ehs.i &eo-RegsiF Sc9 E,e,ggii, huiord
Tets j Pa s se B sssSs1" 6 5s Sec
1917, ta y slonn ef lisfi See hssSp y rot'st
e. e fl e8nehansn, Carroll e6E Johns. Bsddseks SeoJ
E a c s@g s HsFeass ho Msis a
= es henderson = Gaines Addison &co-Bran
II D seo fssss Tf1 -.ffs z
PoI SeoIo Sec HsssT,en ssaJ
MeGregor &eo--I sirsu-s.-A Mei.ausn Gordon. Jr
vais @ & ens tvoi ssoP
WASH sss-ia.R so e sTs s
PgFas H1gison-Dewns caddf Seasslsnlder y We
~ Poli.rd-iyheee r & BiaksJ 3 Bsebs-C ca p
4Iesood lone JSDes-D osSssI srdss
Ss v, s Bsssa5y sFFsssa . Gsl-T
ssssss s soi,sf ggssss Dga. sew
esiass e'sFo Dysfrs = 5PsudlnE larei 80 z
Esi,laa gNssip9 s,asR sssistt Y
SEP 81 BrS Sc Sss
cdddy Wv iR'f NV so soT Mey S e
70 f.iias seg @5eStEWm Asnstroag Phiipg
| w Duubar-E Eager &eo-A + f,erI,1sr So. n Mans
II Mon,aYne &eO-J Morrison Er.e-J.s Flu,ev Fiini
&cO-DeLaarox &co-Brander, Adams &c,5--f stoaehtoa
and orfer. N - -
| 9hip Mar Glover from Bosou.-cs w EIvn-or-ponus,
| & Smitl-M NiarIH-t, Flint Joues-N tn,fnev- 4
| Hct utcheon &eo-N Haris-E Ha1 &co-J Bisffr Szcs
Price Frost &eo--C Drake-T 0reenhei-I Kendall ~,
| &C Clapp-J VI Relf &cO-J Gondoifo &eo-Vase & Bro
| Slark. Day & Stafier-Nalis & Cox-Nh6ne Rsarse 4
| eo-Pn-stey s. Bien-W jackson 6Ee0--J o Woofmn &
col PbIlips-W L gashlng &eo--Fns. &cs.-1 sesisa.
| Gco-Parmeie s. Bro-D Tyler &co-J NJ fs0uld-Vernnd
| Hote-D Cauol-A Dunbar s. eo-J Burbank SEQ
| and order.
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BOSTON-Per ship Emily Taylor: 611 bales cotton 9es
bbs flour, $50 do mackeie, $50 bbs 3j ties and 200 h. rs
ard 32 pigs ead, 1870 horns, bhs aIow ca.ks bids
and 262 hides 500 slaves and sundnes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-18

Daring BHrgary.-The fancy store Of Messs Guinness &
HILL No Il Camp street, entered by means of false key
Wednesday night last and robbed of jewery and other
articles to the amount OF about $500. While selecting their
plumber the burglars have been alarmed as they LETT
about 800 worth OF cutlery and pures which they had
already tied up in linen handkerchief They so ett yer,
nice little jimmy which they did not have occasion to use
The villains must have bees well acquainted with the inter
nal arrangements othe establishment the goods generally
not disturbed. 1t will be rather difficult for the fellows
to dispose oil the articles they stole, they will have to do
privately, and great deal less than their value Three
evovers and three porte mounaie taken and from
this circumstance is Judged that there were three burglars
1t apparently their intention to take valuable gun a
lett standing near the door.
The Waterman the beat found the door open between
and o'clock, and is singular that with watchmen al
around the block, the scoundreIs were not detected
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Friday Morning. October IS, 1851
COtton-The demand yesterday quite limited and the
sales up only O bales the rates of the previous
day. We retain quotations.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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FRIDAY October 49, hslEpas 10 o'clock-Wl be sold at
l. their auction store, ) Mag tzins
10 BOOTS, BROGANS Ladies' and Cbidren's SHOES
consisting Of Kip, Calf Seal KID and Morocco CATERS
Terms tg,Ip
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VETANTEn-Three -Four JOURNEYMEN tai
w LORS, to to country town in Alabama. None
but eady need apply, Apply No. III Canal
OLE 22p$
DIPER CHAMPAGNE-3O baskets of the eel. bra ed
Piuer brand Champagne, Just received and for by
OLE 81 A B. RINGGOi,D, 81 Gruvier St.
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STEAMER SsAGGKD--Captain Gwartreg, Of the steamer
Monroe from YszOo City arrived yesterday morning reports
the Jeff Davis from Yazoo City fpr Veksburg, with
about 300 bales of board, struck about 70
O'Clock morning of the 10Th s three miles below
5atara and sunk. The principal part Of the cargo
saved-ths boat viii be a total loss.
SHIP AsHoRk-Capi Hawthorn of the ship Forest King
from Liverpool repors large ship Ashore ORANGE Keys
the 10Th inst she painted black wi red streak
IL wrecker apound her-could make DOT her
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-18

Llst % vessels in Port Not CIeared.

in Storage.
Per chip Forest King from LiverpooMrs Foster, Miss
Young, Essery-and 46i in steerage.
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Family JarS.-An emacated son OF the Emerald Isle,
named ThOms Bren brought before Rec Ider Cad
wei yesterday morning the charge of wing cleared his
house etiecuay, by throwing Mrs ThJmas o. Brien
and five juvenile o Briens into the Thon did 90
tale unfold which was in no way complimentary to Mrs
OBen He said that instead of being out she went
herself, " broth of boy. whom she preferred
to her lawful husband. He under the impression that
was much more sinn-d agains ~ In nine ! ssI toRe
eorder took the Pr,,i-sd will hs of 80 2f
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TO MERCHANT TAILORs.

TUE sGIBER informs the public that he has BY
ic late arrivals nm Europe TAI aul rIerdd supply OF Fail
aud Winter DRY GOODS Of assorted vrriaty
SuPERFINE BLUE, BLACK and COLORED French
Cloths and CassimeTes.
LS- Also hand. laud,uue rtmsn Of Newest lyle
NailNGS together with variety Of TRIM NINGS winch
will be soI Te a NJ. b yluTe T r MINYIELLE,
Oh lm Sip &C Charities street. LhaTtress
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II II. JACE son Il 60. No 81 Canal street. and
4 next door to the Planters Hnte-f honabe CLOTH
ING ESTABLISHMENT-The subscribers are now IN
receipt OF large and complete Stock Of Fashionable
CLOTHING and good assortment Of Furnishing Goods,
comprising article way o. dress suab for fail
and winter We pleased TO have cur friends and
the pubic generally to call and examine goods We
have good assortment Ol Silk and Bingham UMBRFL-
LAS, TRUNKS, CAaPET BAGS, etc. Our Prices
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Desirable Building Lots i'm the Second Munich
pality, by Auction,
LEWIS FLORANCE, AuctiOneer.

GATURDAY, October &c l2 by Pd6lic
TWO LOTS OF GROUND square II2 bounded by Con
stance, Mecer, Magazine and Estes Streets measuring
inches lines.
TWO LOTS Of Ground square 2Js, by Apollo
Cslpe BacChus aud Clio forming he Bacchus
and Clio 81 Bacchut
depth OF III feet 10 inches 5 lines.
TWO LOTS Of Ground In No bounded
Caope uryad and Clio each measuring 81 feet II
lines DIyades by depth Of 1877 feet 10 inches
TWO LOTS OF Ground in the square,
feet II inches lines CaoPs street, by dep I59
inches lines
ONE LOT Of Ground in square No. I26 bounded by
Melcertes Coliseum and Ee streets, q
lines Meicere street. by teph Of 80 inches lines
side and 100 feet inches Z lines The other side
10 Sold as plans made by Edward G0ths .rchlect
Terms Of ls-Onequarr CASH balance at g. u and IS
months credit without eudpTsar bearing interest
al maturity secured by mortgage properly paid
Act Of sale before T. Guyo Notary Public the expense Of the
ola
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THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
MOSES GRRRSWOOD, Vice. PresIden
I'M RANCE COMPANY OF
HAIR ORD, CONN.

INCORPORATED IN Js25.-oAPITAB, $500, 900,
ID. W. CLARK, President
WA. COENER Secretary.
II " C No. S2 Camp street.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
Ihs old and able Company, continues make insurance
ants long established Agency in this CITY, on the most
1Svoane terms against damage orloss by FIRE. MARINE
Or INLAND RISKS. A dedu ten per cent on
rfemiums is made to the incurred
having an ample capital with large surplus fund to
any losses this Company affords perfect security the
A Losses promptly adjusted and paid here Hartford,
at the option Of the holder of the policy.
Insurance on LIVES made in New York Life Insurance
1mpany.
pphcations for insurance respectfully solicited
IS EHAS a. IATHRDp A son, az Csron ar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-18

I,F1y OF man namd John Af-s-sz.- o1552Is, who
ldHas found dead in an Oh shiE "a " ETF-sStreet
pjaennie street. A,verdct SSS4eS,. sEst% KY was
returned. Thede,Gas in INDECENT circu ices. and
has earned living for time pak licking up
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-18

By the ship Forest King. on 18th Sept, in lat $40 -
long so %. brig Emens of Mystic. from Mystic for San
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-18

The Trustees have this day declared dividend of rtv
three and oReird cent. the net earned premiums nj
the past payable in scrip on and after the second Mon
day in August next.
The Company would also give notice that they now have
commenced writing LIFE RISKS and hereafter will continue
to make LfpE, FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER IssURAsoEs,
They offer this community all the advantages Of a hama
snnon whose profits invested their midst and the
security OF real and substantial capital of Three Hum
dred and Sixty Thousand DoJIars