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Sp9,6ssg Goods,

NJ. R.HAGgERTY Il BRO. No. So Canal Street.
Respectfully solicit the attention of Ladies 10 their
aud very selec. assortment Of FANCY DRESS GOODS,
just received from Paris consisting of-Plan Satin Plaid,
Mealne, Argentine Alberine, Brloune Besen, Bfoche
Brocade, Embroidered Pompsdour, Glace Dore, LuHre
Changeable and richly Printed BAREGEs, SILK It's
SUES of all the above styles.
FOULARDS and GRENADINES;
Linen LUSTRE and Silk LUSTRE for TRAVELLING
Dresses;
Printed French JACONETs, BRILLANTEs, aad
very rich French Printed MUSLINS, ORGAN
DIES and BALZORINES;
Dotted, Embroidered, and Broche Swiss MUSLINs-
White and Coored
French Embroidered l. ACE and Muslin CAPES and
COLLARS
Irish Linens
Just received aud opened very large assortment OF oh
finish pure FLAX LINENS from the celebrated Manufac.
tories of Ghon, Mulholland & Ferguson fully guaranteed
and offered at very low prices.
fy26 2dptf No. SO C.aN,1L Street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

NEW AUSTRIAN TREATY.-The treaty between
the United States and Austria, lust made public,
exempts the personal property of the respective
subjects and citizens of either from all inheritance
taxes etc, according to the old treaty stpuations
Persons are to have free power to dispose of real
estate In case of absent heirs, property be un-
der guardianship of the law Provision is made fol
consuls etc. Consuls to act arbers in difficult
ties between seamen and masters of vessels. Con-
suls authorized to cause arrest OF deserters from
ships OF war and merchantmen. This treaty to be
IN force two years, and to be longer binding
after one years notice of disposition from either
party to terminate it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

nyr The funeral Of Preston w. Farrar yester.
day was most imposing pageant. Several mill
'asy companies, all the Masonic lodges, and dele
CATIONS from the Firemen's and other charitable
associations, werein the procession. The Hussars,
diamounted, acted as pall.bearers; the Committee
Of Arrangements appointed by the Legislature
were The mournefs- The coriege passed through
The principal streets 70 the Protestant burial ground
where the remains were deposited in tomb, where
they will permanently remain. Every mark Of
public respect has been paid to his memory. Il
will be long before his friends will cease to feel his
loss At the grave, the Grand Master OF the State.
Lueien Hermann, assisted by the higher Masons,
performed the solemn and touching rites of the
order over their deceased brother.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

70 meeting of the advocates OF Land Reform
was held at Tammany Hall, New York, on the list
inst, at which DR.. John d. Russ acted as Chair
man. Letters were read from Daniel Webster,
Lewis CaSs, W, H. Seward, Gerrit Smith, Bishop
Hughes Samuel Houston, and others, in reply to
invitations, all approving the movement except
Bishop H. An address and resolutions were adopted
in favor of reserving the Public Lands for actual
settlers only, in limited quantities, ETC.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
Spring - 'SsSsSI1GeF Clothing
ALFRED IUNROE & co

NO. III .uGgaEiae street,
Take much pleasure informing their friends and custom
ers that by steamships Ohio and Georgia. and ships CoH
indiana, Maid Of Orleans CdrnGtic and ST. Charities they
have received choice variety Of New and Fashionable
SUMMER CLOTHING. By every arrival from New
HOk shall be receiving large additions tn our
to which we invite the attention of purchasers We have
already received a full assortment Of
French Drap dEte DRESS COATS Frocks, Sacs Pol.
kas and Lamarines;
Black aud coered Alpaca Sacs Pokas and Iamernes aud
short FrockteCs;
Black and coored Casmarette acs Poka Lamartnes aud
short Frocktees:
Fancy Linen Sac Pokas Lamartines and short Frockees
PANTALOONS-Or French Drap d'Ete ParaInetta
Alpaca, Linen Drill, White Linens, Nankeen. Cotton.
ade, etc. etc.
NESTS-Of plain and fancy Linens, white and cOlored
Mareilles, fancy Silk and Satin, etc. ETC..
UNDER GARMENTS-OfGa uze Merino, Gauze Cotton.
t'auze Flannel, Silk, Isle Thread, etc. etc.
We have also received by late arrivals large additions
our stock OF the following articles. making assortment
very complete
Black Cloth Dress COATS and FROCKS;
Coloreed Cloth Dress COATS and FROCKS:
Black and Colored Cloth and Camaree Skeleton SAC.
for Spring Wear;
Black French and English Doeskin P NTAIOONS;
Black and fancy colOTed silk and Satin VESTS.
tS Purchasers requested call and examine for
themselves the completeness Of assortment all descrp
tons of CLOTHlNG-One Price-NO Deviation.
1900 ALFRED MONROE d 60.
Bzo aipl III -HHRdrfHf stFeef-
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FATAL AFFRAY.-An ARRAY occurred on the Isl
inst in the town of Monterey Texas; in which
Reuben R. Harrison and John Lester were en-.
gagged on one side, and John Collins on the other
All Of the combatants were killed We take the
following from the Caddo Gazette
Harrison had just returned from i trip to Ala
bama, with his family, and while getting off the
boat at Monterey (near which place he lived
some game chickens that he had brought with him
got loose, and Lester, who was in his employ,
while ordering negro to catch Them brought on a
dispute with Collins, Collins, who was a black
smith, went to his shop, and after preparing his
gun, called Lester to come down if he wanted sat
lsiaction. Harrison and Lester went to the shop,
and as the latter stepped IN, Collins knocked him
down with his tongs, when he was shot with re-
peater by Harrison. He then turned upon the lat
ter and struck him on the head, and again turned
and struck Lester, when Harrison shot him a sec
ond time. After receiving the last wound, Collins
threw the tongs at Harrison which struck him Just
below the eye, and went down in his mouth He
then took sedge-hammer and struck him several
blows on the head Harrison lived three hours
Lester died instantly Collins lived until the next
morning. They were all men OF families. We
were acquainted with neither of the parties person.
ally, but knew Mr.. Harrison from reputation, who,
though wild, was much esteemed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

ORLEANS THEATRE-This evening will be pre-
scented Bosselot's charming opera of Hands Oh
the Queen, for the benefit of Madame Richer, a
talented artistic attached to this theatre The fair
beneficiary merits q substantial mark of favor from
the habtues Of the Orleans during theseason she
has been untring in her efforts to please the public
and we trust that she will not be forgotten tonight
The opera offered is great favorite, and should
insure a crowded house,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

10 A Geographic dispatch from Toronto of the
LIST inst. says: Col. Prince, the member from Els.
set, has published bold and vigorous letter in
favor of Canadian independence. Mr. Haton wa,
yesterday nominated as the government candidate
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10 magnetic telegraph from Shakespeare
Cliff, near Dover to Cape Grinez, near Calais, is
seriously contemplated. There are to be wires,
% miles long
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sHa-i have just received your friendly note and with IN.
legned pleasure accept this tribute your kindness will have
ths honor OF appearing before Theatre on
the I'm inst Gentlemen return you sincere thanks
tor this daeug compliment and will study your upproba
uoa have the honor Gentlemen yourmo obedent very
humble servant EDWARD MORTON QUIRK.
10 n NJ meAlpni A. D. CToRmSn, g. Burse Samuel Peters
NJ Judsou, AdolPhe Laysl, ]. Rsuney lillian Malcolm
a, NJ. Hoprook mill ID
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

DELAwARE.-The democrats of this State held
Convention at Dover on the 22d ut., and resolved
against the Wimot Proviso and every thing of that
sort, but in favor of extending the Missouri Com
promise line to the Pacific.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

JUST REcEIvED.- Theo a. James 4 Co. have
Just received per ship Wabash very large assort-
nent Of desirable goods, consisting Of every thing
needful for gentleman wardrobe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

On the 7t inst, in this city, by Rev Theodore Clapp Mr.
Louis b. HORNE TO Miss MARY T.. LEEDS
~, On ihe 18Th at, at sheyepo, La, by j. c. Bea ESQ
-nl' o DLVDWoRrH to Miss GEoRGGANA ID. MiDoUeA6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

NEW WoRKs.-T. L. White, Of SO Canal street
advertises to-day number Of valuable books, con-
sisting Of standard works Of literature, aud the
most approved series Of school books.
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10 The records OF the city of New York show
that during the year 1919, ten thousand nine hun
bred and thirty-our foreigners have been natural
lied in its couots
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NJ The FAREWELL BENEFIT and Last Appearance in New
Orleans Of Mr. HAcKETT the American Comedian, prior
departure for residence Europe, fixed for MONDAY EVEN
ING March II, when by desire, he will perform
FALsTAFF of HING HENRY Nv.
that being admitted the of either of the parts under tina
title which have been given the world by the immortal Shakespeare
The pay will be strongly Throughout is occasion
10 See bills Of the day. null 1t.
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Books, Books ~ B. Steel, of IA Camp street.
is adding daily TO his heavy stocks of books and
stationery, and presents in another column caia.
logue Of networks just received.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

10 The President recognizes Charles Frederick
Adae, consul of Bavaria, for Cincinnati, and Har-
mann Gustav Adolph Haymann, consul of Bremen,
for San Francisco
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

U. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-We are requested to
state, for the information of members of the Bar,
that the Docket of the Circuit Court will be called
this morning, and causes set down for hearing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.--The steamboat Cliff
ton burst her boiler at Newcastle, on the Delaware
river the I'd inst, killing Marian Foster, fire.
man, and scalding several others.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are indebted to the
courtesy of the officers of the Andrew Jackson, j.
l.. Day, Mohawk and Glencoe for late papers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

01y- The Legislature of Maryland have refused
to submit the Sunday license law to the popular
vote of the people.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

u The Mail fsiled yesterday from beyond
Charleston, but through the courtesy of our friends
Of the Picayune, we are posted up in news by
the use Of their Express papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

The RAcEs.-Sprfng Meeting Tie spring
meeting over the Bingaman Course, Algiers, prom
ises to give the best sport that we have had for
years, The number of stables now on the ground,
and the crack nags that are named are sufficient to
warrant anticipations OF gathering of the fast
ones" unequaled in our racing calender. The
track is said to be in very fine ORDER and extensive
preparations are being made by Col Oliver, the
proprietor for the accommodation of the public.
The following list has been furnished us Of the
stables;
Mr. Duncan Kelner rived on Saturday with Onndr6e
years old; Zephyr, years; Hegird years. sister to
Col. L. Ringaman has Error, years old DoubioR 4
years; kuifn lilly, years; Ruffin FLY, years.
MIR Thomas J. Wells has RigadG6R 4 years old; Can't
Efgin, years; and IdRette years.
capt VIM. j. Minor has p0aeker, years old: Rsaf.
years; fdngB a., years. Hartiorward colt years.
Mr. A. Iecomie has John Black. 4 years old; Rom.
y, shore Years; and FiytRg I)Htskman, 3 years.
DR. breen from Virginia, will attend the meeting wing
IN Us Stable STOCKTON, Nero and others
Mr.; T. b. Goldsby will be the ground with a stable
"stch iclndss ule WE'LL maTe Sarah Warren.
Mr. T. b. Patterson viii have CRdrmer, Jumping Hllet
Oteelto and some Others 20
Mr.. CampDels famous horse Oitrcr MI C1ark's we'll
hnown frgo, and many otlers weknown fame will add
interest and eNetment to the general sports OF the meeting
The first days racing comes of on Wednesday
next.
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Auction sales This Day.

SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL at hapast 10 O'Clock at III
Magazine street-Raisins
H PETIrPAN will sell at 10 o'clock No CANA street.
Dry Goods by catalogue
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

gs- Mr.. Calhoun was born March Is, 1852, and
will be sixty-eight years old on the 18th inst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

IL The New York Courier states that efforts
are making to obtain from the Supreme Court Of
the United States an injunction on such telegraph
lines as are charged with infringing on the patent
obtained by Professor Morse
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Complimentary to Edward M. auirls.

=,
Edward NJ. Quirk, Esq-Dear Sir TT following gentle
through beg leave tender yon friendly Benefit any
Of the Theatres think proper select expecting
perform Our long acquaintance with and having
formerly attached the honic profession, induce his
with ihe hincere
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

OF KIDNEYS URINARY on
CANS AND ALL KINDRED
N presenting this invaluable Medicine to the world the
proprietor does not ask any aid from creduity He has
lived for many in the vicinity of Yorkvie Tennessee
It's virtues and proved lis efficacy The Scriptures say that
prophet is not without honor except in his country "
the prejudice which ceftaf If medicine
Veto then is virtues be 10 ne vicinity q ne
Such has been the with the IthOntripc n ,as ,,
serious and earnest opposition Hnm6ug Qnacker W Wac
own on serg sue bp the proprietor steadily pursued his
Slain 2 public confidence and establish h own
cal 5cn MI 81 me m9 obstinate have yielded The med
s are now as honorable men the cheerful and ready ce
effected For proof Of the success Of s mec Ges II has
OF ine most obstinate eases Witnessed see The nHmnb
certificates which follow J 6H 2S"fEoi c SSlyI f the
AT the request OF John F. Co%aS, E a af ISog
LeR have examined his pamphlet in reference to the
r., lanes 4 Bone; Dr. VIM. Parks; Dr. Hugh Y, Bone
SSas5 MAJOR VI II ii Se col Il Holmes fes 1 fRona:
Ase Rob a' Hon Ssdj obn B. ER ig5, a. aaRSR
M hhiinl9ni Joseph Garw9od; p A McCarkIe Esq: Bat
hes WSjsn; Esq B. hsrsoiu; p5 I !! j. ii He w.
.on; Daniel Jooa Pcr l. pozer g. I'M H. bSy pRy .
hS S aa6aa6ts .S ,R BroS " q certify that an person.
number o. whom have known for more than ffeen ges
pecta6 and Of ssS6e5sH men, men Of the highest
M Iowa Tor many years and from his high ebaTac
he genupss he m HoG may nj Be fully assured of
AIMED IN the pamphlet, JOHN W. GR0CKETTi'' ''
Coc SSafaf IN the foregoing statement of Col John W.
We an acquainted with number o the oreSoinr nsI
'hu concur IN Cot Crockett's statement e eS'
D,ELDER,
"a Druggists, Merchants and other wsbiS9 ~
WRIGHT co. No, ISL Chartres stFet N 1Ad nJ
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CLUB MEETINe.-We call attention to the
notice Of meeting Of the Orleans Jockey Club
in another column
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

e Some OF the members of Congress attend
the sessions with revovers in their pockets. They
expect to dissolve the Union with pocket pistol
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

THE ST.. CHARLES THEATRE. - On Saturday
night Miss Cushman appeared as Portia to full
house. Couldocks Shgtock ~Sas one of his bes
efforts The play was well sustained by the Who'll,
company Last night was selected as the beneG
Of Mrs. r. Russell We learn ii was a very slim
house The truth i, the persons composing tht
audiences at this Theatre viii notatend on SUNDAY
night; and not even the benefit Of such Insrito.
rious actress win draw them out Both AIRS. Rus.
yell and Mr. Fuller deserve better houses than they
had and we can attribute it to no other cause than
the unfortunate selection of Sunday night We
take this occasion to speak in kind terms of Mrs.
r.. and to assure her that she must not add to a
pecuniary disappointment the pain of professional
modification. Tonight Miss Cushman appears as
Bidaca This is the character in which She made
her first appearance in London, and was her FIRST
triumph on the boards Of Drury Lane.
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On Sunday evening 10Th inst at half past clock
10 months. S '''iN'' @seo
h friends The family respectfully attend the
inls mutNtNu, at 10 O'clock, the ii 81
Fdu ana Common streets without farther
On Sunday evening, 10th inst. PETER MoRgAN DyRNR
son O. " M and Mary Byme, aged II months and II DAYS
- Tue Fure!a WI bihe place no DAY, al o'oleek p nj
u ms leIes residence Aununciaiion
'Fe'- The friends Of the family invited 10 attend.
On the 18Th ut, in Homer, Claiborne Parish La Mrs.
ANN eosorl OIL Rev Dr. j. H. Cunningham, aged So yeas
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.NOrEEl Brothers.

"sOFEFI .ESg'OtEa2l'S,
Corner Of Magazine and Common Streets Neo Orleans.
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
a all times on hand large and well assorted Stock
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS:
~ a. and Twled LOWELL COTTONS;
-, To, a. and Twilled white and brown COTTONH;
kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS;
GIasgow JEANS and Lowell EINSEYS:
fLAlD LlNSEYS for House Servants;
blue and fancy colored KENTUCKY JEANS:
Whlte, blne, red yellow and green FLANNELS;
negro WOOLLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
heavy t and lghtCOTTONADEs and DENNIS for plan.
MADRAS and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'Fs for NeRraos;
blue, black and mixed SATINETS:
I,, CALlCOES, GINGHAMS, Silks, and BarGges;
English English GALICoEs, Meinos, Alpaeas and Bombazetp;
english HOSE, UNDERSHIRTs Drawers and Gloves:
5erman HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Iaih' White figured and colOred SWISS MUSLINS;
4, IN, and cross barred CAMBRICS and NdUsLINs
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUSPENDERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
...And Also.
A great variety of FANCY GOODS, such gener-
ally sold by the trade which they offer to purchasers on
favorable terms. jaIS 4m2dp&W
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15- Edward Gilbert NJ. c., from California,
formerly an Albany printer, has been invited by the
Albany printers, editors and others, to public
dinner, which he has accepted
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n1 ~. V. NJ would have appeared tbis morn.

uS J. V. N" would have appeared this morn
ing Il he had complied with rule. and sent a
name with his communication. We viii not insert
any original article without responsible name
70 fall back upon. Writers unwilling to comply
with this rule, need not trouble themselves nor us
with communications, for they will not be pub
Ished.
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II bingamRn Course Eating rooms To Let
Lhe rropr'o the Bngsman courss viii their EATl ~G,
"ooAis 10 any Of Ieponsbiy, Inquire Track ,nl
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~ NOTICE.-Neiher Capan undersigned Con-
sgness British sHOWDEN, from Lverpo will b.
responsible any debts by the
mig J. w. ANDREWS & CO., " Common 81.
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A N o THE ARRIVAL OF
Spring Goods,

THO. A. JAMES e. co. Fashionable CIothlpg
establishment, No. 81 Common Street. 6ctuecn
ne PerdRdah Hotel and Hewiett's Erohanyc
h,5 Are now opsning lot of fine GOODS for Spring
ana summer Wear, consisting in part of super Ilss
Thread UNDERSHfRTS and GLOVES; Fancy London
SIX IlEsi SILK and Hair STOCKS, new article expressly
io summer use; white Linen and Fancy Elastic SUSPEND
Ehs; Gauze Silk UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS:
silk Lisle Thread and Cotton GLOVES Linen hf HOSE
etc. etc. ,,L7 eoJn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

ES- U. 5. Steamer UNITED sTATEs-Fo Louisville,
Cincinnati, Wheeling and passenger
will leave above THIS DAY, Monday, O'Clock, r
Poydras st. wharf HYDE g. OGLESBY, IL PoydrAs st..
Passengers shippers will please be
NH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

Eds Crescent, Please ANNOUNCE JosHuA BALDWIN the
Recorder of Municipality No, Two, candidate for re6ec-
ton in April next and that he viii be supported irrespective
OF party, by the lmh9l The PEOPLE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

- Mr. Henry Grinnelrs arctic expedition is
hkely to get under way. Several officers Of the
pspiuOn have volunteered their services, aud the
osIesolea' protector Of the enterprise says that he
- ue'erhined to carry it out, cost what il may,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

Nh HAcKErr's FALsrAFF.-This exeellent
comedian h1s been performing an engagement at
ne American Theatre, and takes his benefit to.
night in the character of Sir lack. We have
already expressed our opinion Of Mr. Hackett's
performance Of this character. He is undoubtedly
the best American FaistaF who ever took purses
on the highway We have no doubt that he will
draw full house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

Eds. Creseent-Pease announce l.. U. GAIENNIE as an
Independent candidate for the office of Recorder the Second
Municipality, and oblise tfyIll MANY VOTERS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

LADIES FArR.-The Ladies Of Thalia street
Church vii give Public Entertainment on Thurs
gay and Friday evenings at LaPorte's Saloon, No.
los =, Charles street. for the purpose Of obtaining
Inhds 70 and in the erection Of new House Of
worship. We trust that their efforts will be re.
warded tourfoid, and That our citizens will gene
rousy contribute to aid them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

HAIR bye,
shy readers
ie9r o. ner HIATT Tecoaneni tieo Win h,
lnTovsa Liquid Rair Dye hiih he warrants n chang
Hf2s ~ hlaGs may be 1ssiFsd The msRnerresi-
~ ssss sn tbs ghsngs psrgane1t &c n salts
ss Ffa Ne S1fsn E.eyEs J9ayrtal For aals b.
" 'pu u "kSHT CO., ISL ChNrres o., Assul.
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nm. - ne fAsHloNs.-Mrs Campbers handsome
aipinefy establishment, at the corner OF Poydras
ana Naroaaeet streets, offers renewed attractions
% the ladies, by the receipt OF welIseeoted stoc
Of fashionable articles for the approaching season
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

new OUNARD sTEAMsHlP.-The Asia, the new
steamship Tor the Cunard line, has been launched
AZ Greenoek. She IS 265 feet in length, 81 in
breadth, and measures 1926 tons, \. NJ; being 400
tons larger than those last built for her owners
She IS II feet longer and wider. She is 10 be
commanded by Capt, Judkins.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

For Mayor, THOMAS ]. SPEAR, Independent Creyasse
Candidatethe Poor Mans Frendto be elected in April